Tillamook headlight., September 25, 1902, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 25. 1902,
A SPIRITED PEOPLE.
I roots to be dug out, swamps to drain,
to build ; and these operations are
What Tillamook Has Done I d'^es
not to be done by wholesale process. It
for Herself.
culls for day's work pded upon days,
PANIC
Stampede
IN CHURCH.
Costa Lives
Negroes.
of
ducers are a most potent
factor in
ioo American citizenship and their influence
fl TflhK ON CUflGONS.
is largely for what is best in citizenship
work. It is slow and toilsome business,
B irmingham . Ala., Sept. IV.—In an —a due respect for law, performance of
The PIONEER and NEWCOMER it is hardly to be hoped that the life-time awful crush of humanity, caused by a the duties and obligations of the citizen,
of a generation will see the country in stampede in the Shiloh Negro Baptist devotion to the government and a care­
Their Co Operation Has Achieved
what may be called a finished state, and Church, at Avenue G and Eighteenth ful regard for those principles which are
Marvels—The Lines of Futnre
when all the "bottom-lands'’ shall be street, tonight, 78 jiersons were killed essential to right social conditions.
Expansion—The Crying
occupied,
and when every acre of tidal and as many more seriously injured,
Need of Country is
flat shall be uuder dike and planted to lhe catastrophe occurred at 9 o’clock, OVER LONDON IN AIRSHIP.
Transportation.
grasses there will still remain the tim. Just as Booker T. Washington had con Stanley Spencer Makes Flight of
(Bv an Oregonian staff writer,—Fifth bered uplands which must be in time and eluded his address to the National Con­
Thirty Miles.
letter.)
with the growth of land-hunger be vention of Baptists, and for three hours
L ondon , Sept. 19.—Stanley Spencer, a
T illamook , Or., Sept. 10.—The de­ brought to productive development.
the scenes around the church were in- well-known aeronaut, successfully ac­
All lumber is seasoned under sheds from three to five years.
velopment of Tillamook county up to
I p to this time the dependence of the iescribable. Dead bodies were strewn complished a remarkable flight over
Studebaker Gears are soaked in boiled oil.
this time has been accomplished in the I illamook cowkeepers has been wholly iu every direction and the ambulance London in an airship of his own inven­
Studebake axles are split from butt cut.
face of grievous obatacl-s. The country upon the native grasses, but excellent as service of the city was utterly unable to tion. It is estimated that his ship
Indiana black hickory and are all straight grained.
has in its climate, its native, grasses and these are, better results might be attained remove them until after one o’clock. traveled nearly 30 miles. From observa­
the potentialities of its soil great natural by systematic cultivation of the domes­ Dozens of dead bodies were arranged in tions of those on the ground, Spencer
Studebaker Steel Skein are made of heavier steel than other
advantages, but there are offsets of a tic forage plants. Possibly there is now rows on the ground outside of the house appeared to have complete control of his
standard skein.
most discouraging sort. The climate is better profit in taking what nature gives of worship awaiting removal to the vessel. He started from the Crystal
Studebaker
Bolsters are deeper and wider than any other make.
for the greater part of the year over­ than in seeking to supplement her efforts various undertaking establishments, Palace at a quarter after 4 o'clock this
moist ; it is not unfavorable to health and —1 presume this is so from the fact that while more than a score were laid afternoon, and descended three hours
Hind hounds is extra long and heavy.
it mightily aids the dairy industry, but it isj the practice of Tillamook far- out on the benches inside.
later near Harrow. The route taken by
Studebake Wheels, Spokes are made out of secoud growth
The church is the largest for negroes the aeronaut was oyer Stratham, Clap­
form the standpoint of personal comfort mers ')ut this cannot always be
Indiana white oak.
it is not inviting. For the most part, so. And when cultivation to forage in Birmingham, and the pastor says ham «Common and the smoky 'South
too, the land suited for pasture has to crops shall supersede the present depen. there were at least 2000 persons in the Side of the metropolis, across the
The fellowes of Indiana white oak, soaked in boiled linseed
lie cleared of timber and the labor has deuce it will be found that animals in edifice when the stampede liegan. In­ Thames, over the populous Chelsea dis
oil, which prevents loose tire.
lieen very great. The people came early larger numbers can be maintained upon structions had been issued to allow no trict, across Kensington and Earl’s
The
hubs are made of sound black birch. They never split
to understand the special adaptations of a given acreage than now. Expansion more to enter, but the negroes forced Court out to Harrow, and then safely
or
check or shrink.
their
way
inside
the
building
and
were
the country, but they had to acquire the of the productive power of the country,
past the forest buildings, He executed
skill which modern dairymen requires, I think, will come not only through the standing in eyery aisle. Even the en an easy descent at the little village of
Now to this point we especially call your attention. Our
and that was no simple matter under the extension of its productive area, but trance to the church was literally East Cole.
wagons are heavier, second growth stock, weighing more,
conditions of isolation in which they | through tlieintensification of production Packed.
Spencer had been experiment recently
the
timber is larger and more heavily ironed, yet it is a
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Just
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Booker
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lived. Then, it took capital to get the upon the areis now under native grasses.
with his vessel at the Crystal Palace.
cluded his address, |u<lge Biliou, a negro Finding the conditions suitable, he sud­
lighter running wagon.
machinery which modern dairymen call«
Great exfcnsion of local industry is leader from Baltimore, engaged in an al­ denly decided to start off on his danger­
for and this was not easy in a lean pioneer
Try one you will be convinced of everything we claim.
country for an enterprise commonly re­ bound to cohe in connection with the tercation with the cliior leader concern­ ous voyage late this afternoon and the
garded as experimental. And on top of development >f the timber interest, for ' ing an unoccupied seat, and, it is said, a usual crowd of palace spectators gave
now for he first time, conditions blow was struck. Some one in the choir him hearty send-off. The airship at once
all, were the discouragements attendant just
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upon irregularities and uncertainties of are favorable fe largc lumbering oper- ‘ cried : “They’re fighting.’’ Mistaking rose to a height of about 3U0 feet. After
word “righting’’ for “fire.” the con­ traveling abcut a mile with practically
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transportation. It is a tremendous tes­ ations. Lumbefog under modern coudi- the
rose en masse and started for no deviation in his course, Spencer made
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timony to the ambition, courage and in­ tions is essential! a wholesale business ; gregation
' door. One of the ministers quietly various detours, and seemed able to steer
herent force of the community that in ami the very fir» essential to it is the the
the rostrum and admonished his ship as easily as a torpedo-boat.
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the face of these obstacles it has created ownership of statjing timber in large mounted
an industry which takes rank among the tracts. Nobody wtcrente mi||ing fncili_ i the people to keep quiet. He repeated Near Clapham Common, he came fail I v
1 word “quiet” several times, add mo­ close to the ground for the purpose of
productive forces of the state and which ties on a large sca^ or |,„i|,| logging the
has made for Tillamook even in its isola­ railroads into remot«timher areas upon tioned to his hearers to be seated. Again maneuvering. The appearance of the
tion a name in the business world. In­ a merely speculative \sjs. This is why the excited congregation mistook the air-craft created intene astonishment
trinsically the achievement is a large the Tillamook timb» belt remains word “quiet” for "fire,” and renewed umong thousands of persons on the
one and it apfiears the more worthy and practically untonched. Wile the lands the struggle to reach the door. Men and streets over whose heads the aeronaut
remarkable in contrast with the back­ were in the hands of sy|| ¡„dividual women crawled over benches and fought passed.
Perciyal Speecer, referring to his broth­
wardness of other communities with ap­ holders it was impossible hat anything their wav into the aisles, and those who
had fallen were trampled upon like cat- er’s trip through the air, said it exceeded
proximately similer conditions minus in a large way could be doi\ But with,
the special hardships under which Till»- in the past year or two grei syndicates tie. The ministers tried again and again the longest trip of Santos-Dumont, the
amook has labored. The secret of it is have acquired large holding\and since to stop the stampede, but no power on Brazilian aeronaut, by nearly 20 miles.
their only means of getting Lir monfy earth could stay the struggling, fighting
Spencer's airship has a blunt nose and
the happy combination in the local jop-
mass of humanity. The screams of wo­ tail, and does not taper in a cigar-like
ulatiou of the enterprise and hardihood back is to proceed with the m»ufacture
men and children added to the horror of point like the airships of Santos-Dumont.
of the pioneer and the skill of the later of lumber, it is inevitable tlt there
must soon be a very large im.aSe in the scene, and through mere fright many In general outline it has the appearance
comer.
logging and milling operations, .deed, persons fainted and as they fell to the of a whale. The bag which is 75 feet
For all that has been spoken and writ­ one such movement has already .gU„ floor were crushed to death.
long, contains 20,000 cubic feet of hydro­
ten about him the Oregon pioneer has on the Nehalem, where a compa. of
BIG DISCOUNT FOR 30 DAYS.
B irmingham , Ala., Sept. 20.—The ne­ gen gas. The frame is built of bamboo,
never been fairly understood. He was Pennsylvania and Virginia capiUl*K_
gro population of Birmingham is in and the propeller is in front instead of be­
primarily an adventure with certain locally represented by M. J. K. Gsal »bill<
mourning, and gloom has been cast over hind as is the case with Santos-Du­
high qualities curiously manifest at every have acquired some 75,000 acreskf
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•f land,
the entire state as the people begin to mont's vessels. The motive power of
stage of his career, lie had the strength and having bought tlie propert known
realize the immensity of last night’s ap- S|>encer’8 machine is a petroleum motor
and the hardihood to force his way in as the Wheeler mill, are taki; steps
palling disaster at Shiloh Baptist of about 30-horsepower, and the ma­
the face of unnamable and unnumbered looking to the enlargement of i capa­ Church. Up to 10 o’clock tonight, the chinery is controlled l>y electric buttons.
dangers across a hostile continent to an city and to the expedition of its ipping number of dead had reached-110, and 90 The extreme sjieed of the airship in calm
unknown wilderness. He had the re­ operations.
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of these have been identified. This makes weather is about 15 miles ail hour. The
source to meet and overcome lhe Un
There is a light stream of imn i ration an increase of 23 in the death list as machine accommodates only one person,
thousand difficulties of that supreme ad­ into the country, but it is to« ght to given last night. A large majority of its entire weight is about 600 pounds.
venture; and upon his arrival in Oregon provide hands for the pressing ork of victims of the stampede were residents Special features of the airship are devices
WILL
• to hew out a home for his dependents development. Before the Tillam« coun­ of Birminghom, and as fast as the un­ to avoid pitching and dipping.
and to maintain them under conditions try is properly manned there m co me dertakers can prepare their bodies for in-
which would have appall«d any but the at least ten times its present po| stion. spection they are being identified. The , Sheep Dying in Lane County.
KVt»” “s^iM^nT
stoutest heart. He had the instinct What is most wanted is men led in injured negroes are being cared for in the |
E ugens , Or., September 20.—Adisease, OREGON LIVER REGULATOR hits the point. For a sick headache, the kind
and the high qualities which enabled the work of the forest and tl^are of various hospitals and in private rcii.
baffling in its nature, is creating havoc that is caused from a deranged stomach, dizziness, nervousness, dyspepsia, consti­
pation or any ailment of the stomach, liver or bowles, there is no medicine that
him to make a government under which livestock, for it is on these lines t the dences. All will probably recover.
among the sheep in some parts of the wiil relieve you so quickly and |>ermanently as OREGON LIVER REGULATOR.
the country lived for many years in progress of the country is to be tight
county, especially on the prairies along Regular size, 25c. and 1.
comfort and security. He subdued the out. The mail from the timberHs of
The American Farmer.
Covote Creek. Several farmers have
D. J. Fry, Salem, Oregon.
Star, Idaho.
savages; he laid out and constructed Michigan and Wisconsin or fh the
Dear Sir,—Enclosed find 25c. for a package of Oregon
been losing sheep, and sonic have lost
Addieasing the farmers of Mam Pres­
roads; he bridged the streams, and he Northern countries of Europe mfe the
Liver Regulator. We used the medicine when we lived in Salem and
considerable numbers, and while they
found it superior to anything weever tried for headache and bilious­
forgot not the obligations of civilization, best settler, for he falls easily injvork ident Roosevelt said that while as a nec have an idea as regards the cause, they
ness.
Yours truly,
R ev . A nson C ox .
for he built a schoolhouse in every town- in which he is trained and whicllcon. esssry effect of the growth of industtial- have no way oi treating it. The common
Bhip and a church st every crossroads.
genial to him. The Finn, noting ism the cities and towns have increased term applied to the disease is "grubs."
FRY’S
LIGHTNING
HEALER,
The Oregon pioneer was a pre-eminent driven from his home by the tyr^- of in population inure rapidly than the Many believe that sheep are killed by a
Meaning Best, Quick Cure. A new remedy l<»r all aches and pains. . It is the justly
path-maker; he was n brave and success­ Russia, would make an excellentlruit country districts are those in which we large grub, or worm, which works in celebrated
Pain Killer—guaranteed or mone\ b ick. Try il for an ache or pain, ex.
ful soldier ; he was an engineer, a states­ for the Tillamook dairy and nber are surest to find the old American the head of the sheep. It is believed the terna) or internal. Regular size, 50c.
man, a civilizer. But with all this, and fields, and it would be a good tl^ all spirit, the old American habits of egg is deposited in the nostrils, and then
B enjamin W heeler , residence Highland Addition, Salem, Or.,
a sufferer from rheumatism, says: “Fry's Lightning Healer is the
while his energies were equal to the round if a systematic effort col be thought and ways of living.” fie said hatches out into a worm, which works
best und the only medicine that ever gave me relief. 1 lieiieye it will
greatest emergencies, he had that gift of made to colonize some of thesomi- that almost all of our great presidents upon the membranes, causing severe in-
do all that is claimed for it.”
Above medicines for sale by
have lieen brought up in the country and
persistent, patient, systematic industry grauts here._________
flaination and finally death.
that the forces which made these farm­
in connection with small things which
All sheepmen are not agreed, however,
this series of letters—thia bread boys leaders of men when they
make the wealth of industrial countries. 1 is In to closing
I k the last-I must lie patied had come to their full manhood are still and some attribute their lokses to other
His temperament was more heroic than
causes, one of which is the leech. It is
for referring again to the isolation ich at work in our country Jistricls.
domestic ; he made n better soldier or en-
known that at this time of year it is not
There has lieen change and progress in
gineer than farmer or laborer ; his de­ . so retards this reallv fine cory.
(uncommon for sheep to lie affected by
Eighty-five
miles
of
railroad,
of
wli25
farming
and
farm
life.
The
farmers
of
I
scendants, sharing his spirit, are more
miles-the Southern Pacific line to tst the country have grown more and more , 1 leeches, which are taken into the system
successful in professional and other pur­
| Grove—is already built, wouldve to realize new conditions and farming by drinking from pools of water in land
suits calling for initiative, leadersliipnnd
It will pay you to use
Tillamook the connection which i|d has tended more and more to take its , where the leeches inhabit.
special talent than the hum-drum work
immediately expand its fortunes, re place as an applied science, “but after
of systematic industry. In the rural life
Bright’s Disease.
• is a possible easy grade, and for ast all this has been said,” declared Mr
ofO egon today, the men who “round­
| the whole distance the route woije Roosevelt, “it remains true ihat the
The
largest
sum ever paid for a pre
up" cattle, break horses, driye team and
! through forests which alone ouglo countryman, the man on the farm, mote scription, changed hands in Sen Fran­
do the more active out-oMoor work in
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, make the road a paying invest«, than any other of our citizens today, is cisco, Aug. 3<>, 1901. The transfer in­
general are of pioneer stock. The makers
i Under these conditions it would »
For Economy and durability they have no equal. Write us for particulars.
of orchards, the managers of creameries ,1 that there ought to be some easy. called upon continually to exercise the ( volved in coin and stock t 112,000.00
Prices quoted on application.
qualities which we like to think of as and wan _ paid by a party of husiniiw ____
men
and the successful workers in industries
to solve the problem of Tdlamook
where system, order and unwearying little enterprise and a littlecapital w. typical of tlie United States throughout fora specific for Bright’s Diseam* and
its history— the qualities of rugged in* • Diabetes, hitherto incurable diseases
persistence are essential, are for the most
do it, but both are needed.
dependence, masterful resolution and in- ; They commenced the serious investi-
part imported men. It is the special
It is a thing which Tillamook can dividual energy and resourcefulness.’’ gation of the >)>ecific Nov. 15, 1SMM).
fortune of the Tillamook country that
do
for herself. Hers is a small com mat The life of the farmer is passed in They interviewed scores of the cured and
the pioneer and the newcomer in approx­ of dairymen
and timber, workers . ti healthy surroundings, which tend to de tried it out on its merits by
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putting
imately equal numbers make np her pop­
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„.¡thin the sphere of lOvelop a high typo of citizenship, and three dozen <aaes on tlie tr>-atii>ent and
ulation. She has the courage and hope­ activities 1
« thev are a miglmoreover in the countiy the conditions watching them They also got physi-
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fulness of the one and the patient skill of ■ liniuaiij
" ' but they most wait upon oth^
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»«me chronic.' incurable ' '
' upo
force;
rpnich „ to 1
allow
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OF NAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
lhe other ; and without both these qual­
UB| d" "initiative,
for relief
man jn and
than is found to 1» and * administered
it with the
the conditions
which hedge
them fr»w«-en
ihe case
,((e man _
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ities she could never have wrought out
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.'men feel more forjudges. Upto Aug. 25 eighty .seven
the domestic and commercial success
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this oppression
vOividly ....
the underlying
sense of brother- jiercent of the leatcuuieH were either well
, Their ’ own
—i- is
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which it has been the purpose of these keen ’ ;
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- of i. interest."
ht |jur(|en of ' every con ver
<>/ progressing favorably.
letters to describe. And it is pleasant to
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e from the outer world ; al This recognition of the qualities and
There being but thirteen per cent of
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tiou
wi
add that the tnsion and social accord of
1 " the local *a,k a P*t*,et’c “fiaracter of the farmers of America is failures, the parties were satisfied and
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these elements is perfect and that both it
conscious expression in constant reie>tirely correct Asa whole they pre- closed lhe transaction The proceeding*
have prospered with the development 'cnee to ‘ " the outside"
—that
is, •-
to tint a type of citizenship which is ad of the investigating committee and the
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and fortune of the country
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beiond the barrier lirable and unquestionably exerts a clincial reports of lhe test cases were
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world
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The capacity of the country for further :tlwmountain and the gateway of t^^j^
pul«mlied and will be mailed free on
AGENTS STEAMERS ‘ W. H
KRUGER” AND "ACME."
growth is very great, though it is not I
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application. Addiem John J. Fuiton
For Han Francisco and Lua Angeles.
in the nature of things to be very rapid.
Company,420 Montgomery EL.8«n Fran-
There are no wide areas of vacant land
Hobsonville, Or.
J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr.
ciaco, Cal_____________
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which may lie occupied one year and be
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made to blossom the next. Every acre
Notice.
BAIBEI 110 IAIIBIEHEI
•ole superior. There is far more in
gained for production has almost liter­
'SHAVING, HAIR CTTriN^'*cr,*’1'l“-/*on« ”>n«opiein the Notice is hereby given to all persons
ally to be mortised out of the forest or
indebted to me to pny their accounts to
reclaimed front the tides. Not the tenth
B. L. Eddy, attorney-at-law, nt Tills*
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SHAMPOOING.
ETC
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acre has been turned to account, but it
J. P. ALLEN,
progressing in th'
mook City, Oregon. Prompt settlement
will take time and.a good deal of it to Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Good foiagriculture is the basis ,,f '*
Proprietor.
is
requested.
Respectfully,
penons suffering with rheumatism s it true that the ngrauh^n’T"'^’1
bring the unoccupied nine tenths into
N els . T homesox .
First
Class
accommodation
at
Second
Class Rate.
productiveness. There are trees to fell,
CUhy the Studebaker is
the Best Wagon JWade.
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BUGGIES
Rubber Tires a Specialty.
Driving WAGONS.
Stick Seat Runabout.
Side Spring Road WAGONS,
Elliptic Spring Top lzzer BUGGY,
Half Platform 2-seat WAGONS.
Four Spring Mountain WAGONS, 2 seats,
Four Spring Mountain WAGONS, 3 seats.
Carts, Buckboards.
GflNGhOpF
&
SOUFRER,
koeal flgents for Studebaker.
Twin Family Medicines
Save a Doctor Bill and may be Your Life.
HOW IS YOUR LIVER ?
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A FEW WORDS MORE.
ROBERT STURGEON, Tillamook, Oregon.
DAIRYMEN !
The Empire and Mikado
CREAM SEPARATOR
de STOKES CO.,
.¿ù-storiei, Ore.
Truckee Lumber Co.,
FIR & SPRUCE Lumber
BOX SHOOKS.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’
SUPPLIES
LATIMER, BROS.-
Allen House,
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