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! THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 9. 1902 School Apportionment. NEHALEM. The Printer’« Devil Think« Miners Vote to Stay Out Untili They Win. Coming That His Nibs, Ye Editor, will not re Jack Sharp and Hughey Cronen went to San Francisco on the schooner Una. turn from Portland until he has raised WiLKEsBARKK. Pa , OK. 7.—In accor They expect to go from there to Pan- another moustache and gone broke. dance with the ad revs issued by President That Representative B. L. Eddy should Mitchell last night calling upon all local am it. Wm. Luce was in from Seaside and be the next speaker of the house in the unions to meet and lake a vote on the I •*» spent a few days on the river last week. state legislature because he belongs to question of remaining on strike, and the 1 C. L. Daughney has sold out his log Tillamook and makes a success of wbat- mineworkers of the Prospect, Oakdale 1 ever he takes in hand. and Midvale coal collieries, of the Lehigh ging interest to Louie Ludtka. Coal Company, held a meeting in this Dan Cronen is driving piles at the , That the Wall street currency stren- gency is the natural and logical result of j city today, and at conclusion it was an Gunn saw mill. of the era of combinations, mergers and I nounced that the men had unanimously Jim Burk is in from Seaside locating syndicating of capital through which decided to stay out in a body untill they timber claims. had won the strike. Tliie is the first the United States has been passing. N. P. Ally is building a new house for That it looks as though Senator Simon meeting held in this anthratic Held under Louie Ludtka. was an object of political commissera- the instructions of President Mitchell. The news of the calling out of the The dance at the VV. of W. hall Satur tion. But keep your eye on Little Joe at day evening was well attended. the next political friction and when he is entire National Guard of Pennsylvania did not become generally known Aug. Davidson has two new brick flues in his element with ward politicians. through thia region until this morning in his house. C. L. Alley did the work. That Tillamook City docstHt care a It did not cause any commotion or sur Nehalem Camp, W. of W., expect to duce whether the state legislature passed prise. The entire Wyoming Valley, of dedicate their new hall Nov. 1st. Geo. a nickle-in-the-slot law, and as the legis which Wilkesbarre is the center, w*as ex K. Rodgers, general organizer forOregon lators did not condescend to consult the tremely quiet this morning. The sit and Washington, will be on hand and people who run the Tillamook City nation, so far as the mining of coal is conduct the exercises, acting in place of ranch, they’ll see the legislators and the concerned, remains absoluetly unchang state laws to hades before they’ll enforce »217.90 the Head Consul. 1....... . $167.90 .... $50 ed. The quantity of coal being shipped Opening Bill—The Beautiful English Drama, 169.35 Three schooners are loading lumber at them. 2....... . 119 35 ...... 50 is very small compared with the normal 76.85 the mill. 26.85 ..... 50 8....... That Governor Geer ought to be long production. 90.00 4....... . .47.00 ...... 50 sighted enough to know that the Salem 77.90 The coal company officials and others 50 r>....... 27.90 .... SOUTH PRAIRIE. ring is not the whole thing in the repub who hold the same views as the opera 104.25 54 25 ...... 50 6....... 63.95 13.95 ...... 50 7....... lican party in Oregon, and he is squarely tors, predict that the military protection AH of the hop pickers are back, being 139.90 8....... 89.90 ...... 50 up against it if he continues in the sena 9....... . 551.80 ...... 50 • 601.80 glad to get home as the Willamette Val torial fight. You had better quit, gov for the men who went to work there 178 65 ley climate did not agree with some. will lie no trouble in getting a sufficient 10........ . 128.65 ...... .50 Popular Prices. Tickets on sale at office of C. Ben Riesland. ernor, for discretion is the better part of nuinl>er of men to produce enough coal 84.60 11....... 34.60 ...... 50 Mrs. Taggart, of Salem, closed a very 101.15 51.15 ...... 50 12........ valor. Season Tickets at reduced rates. to relieve the fuel famine. 143.50 successful school last Thursday. She re 13....... . 93.50 ...... 50 That Tillamook county, considering its The strikers, as a result of the Gov 125.95 turned to* her home leaving many friends 14....... . 75.95 ...... 50 population and isolated condition, is the ernors action, are even more firm for 81.39 on the Prairie. 15........ 31.39 ...... 50 88.75 1H....... . 38.75 ...... 50 best and most prosperous county in holding out than they have been at any 77 90 Johnson Brothers are plowing on the Oregon. That’s a fact, and the dairy 27.90 ...... 50 17....... time since the sus|>er8ion was inaogaraf- 77.90 Elmore ranch near Tillamook city. 18....... 27.90 ...... 50 men who can’t make a comfortable liv ed. The leaders say they look upon the 94.50 19....... . 43.40 ...... 50 Those having orchards are engaged in ing, and an easy one after their land is struggle now at a general one of capital 63.95 20....... . 13.95 ...... 50 91.85 gathering apples and disposing of them. cleared up, had better get off the earth against labor, and maintain that with the 21....... . 41.85 ...... 50 79.45 22....... . 29.45 ...... 50 Mr. Quick threshed his oats last week at once. help of organized labor the country over 122.85 72.85 ...... 50 23........ That Tillamook is putting on lots of the miners can stay away from the 20.15 ...... 50 70.15 getting a fine yield. 24....... 67.05 25....... 1 7 05 ...... 50 Mr. Gray, our popular cheese maker, style when the assessment of the property mines until the operators are compelled 102.70 took his first rest in several months, the in the county can jump from about one to yield a point. 26........ . 52 70 ...... 50 99.60 49.60 ...... 50 27........ The borough council of Plymoth at its 93.40 patrons keeping their milk over Sunday and a half million dollars to three and a 43.40 ...... 50 28........ half million dollars. But we don’t want meeting last night, passed a resolution 50 63.95 at home. 13.95 ...... 29........ 63.95 30........ . 13.95 ...... 50 . Amos Vaughn and wife, of Bay City, to give the taxpayers a nightmare kind with one dissenting vote protesting 153.85 31........ 103.85 ...... .50 of a feeling that they will have to go against the presence of troops in the 84.60 visited their brother Guv last Sunday. 34.60 ...... 50 ..... 32........ borough. A battalion of the Ninth Reg down in their jeans with both hands. 77.90 27.90 ...... 50 . 33........ 63.95 ! Our enterprising school directors have 13.95 ...... 50 34........ That the seven mismated couples who iment was placed in that community 65 50 1 caused our school to re-open last Mon were made happy again on Monday by yesterday. 35........ 15.50 ...... 50 . 59.80 day, with Miss Robinson, of Woods, as 36........ 9.80 ...... 50 . the court severing the “the knot that 88.75 teacher. 38.75 ...... 50 . 37........ binds,’’ the printer’s devils extend their President’s Proposal to Miners. 107.35 38........ 57.35 ...... 50 . Mrs. Roberts and daughter, of Califor 83.70 ...... 50 . ..... 133.70 39........ congratulations, aud hope that the next W ashington , Oct. 7.—The following 63.95 nia are visiting her daughter: Mrs, Ed time they hitch up double they won’t 40........ 13.95 ...... 50 73.25 Moren. 41........ 23.25 ...... 50 . statement was made public at the White live a dog and cat kind of life, jump the 94.95 44.95 ...... 50 . 42........ Mr. and Mrs. Mills, wno has been vis i traces and then want the newspapers House this afternoon : 43........ 63 95 13 95 ...... 50 . “On Monday, Oct. 6. Hon. Carroll D. 65.50 iting her brother has returned home. 15 50 ...... 50 44........ TRAIN STOPPED BY WIND. * and the court to air the family linen. Wright, Commissioner of Labor, went to 43.40 ...... 50 . 93.40 45........ Rancher Shot to Death. Grandpa Wells has returned home from That the postmaster has gone out on 50 . 67.55 46........ 17.55 ...... Philadelphia and gave to Mr. John Mit The Illiwola Central “Dlanond Spe- 1.55 ...... 25 . 26.55 Salem. important business is plain to everyone chell the following from the President-; 47........ P rineville , Or., Oct. 5.—A shooting •lai** Hae a Moat Thrilling 48........ 32.55 ...... 50 . .... 82.55 who has watched the pleasant smile on his ‘If Mr. Miechel! will secure the immediate affair resulting in the death of Ed Glenn ■ipei-lenc*. NETARTS. sweet countenance as he threw googoo return to work of the miners in the an occurred yesterday about 40 miles from Gervais Burned. Passengers on the Diamond Special eyes off yonder. Cupid called the prin thracite regions, the President will at Prineville at the farm of the deceased, Emmett Quick, of Tillamook Citv is G ervais , Or.,- Oct. 6.— Gervais, the ter’s devil up on the phone just as thev once appoint a committee to investigate known as the old Carson place, near over the Illinois Central had a thrill live And hustling little city on French hauling Light-house supplies through were going to press and let him into thoroughly into ail matters at issue be Moury postoflice. The farm was rented ing experience in the storm of the other morning. There were 250 per Prairie, the garden spot of the Wiliam- this place for Cape Meares lighthouse. the whole secret. This is a newspaper tween the operators and miners, and and in possession of Charles Roberts, sons aboard. When the train pulled Pat O'Hara went to Tillamook Mon secret, so don't tell him where you got ette Valley, yesterday one of the most will do all in his power to obtain the who did the shooting. Both men were out of Kankakee, south-bound, the thriving little cities in the state of Ore- day returning the same day. the news, but congratulate him on his settlement of those questions in accord nrmed with pistols at the time and the storm was first noticed. Soon it gon, is this morning a smoldering heap Mr. W. A. High ami his mother moved return from the honeymoon, which will ance with the report of the committee.’ trouble seems to have been brought broke with terrific violence. There of ruins, and the inhabitants of the place to Tillamook Monday. Mr. High wiil last two or three weeks. “Mr. Mitchell has taken this matter about bv a misunderstanding regarding Is no stop between Kankakee and are standing about on the streets sadly fill the position as clerk in Clough's Drug under consideration, but the President a verbal contract relative to some live Gilman. Twice before reaching the place the train was brought tc contemplating the havoc wrought in one store. Samuel Itenshnw Jumps Into has not yet been advised of any dicis- stock. After the trouble Roberts rode a latter standstill, it being impossible tC| short hour, when the fire fiend, for the i Mrs. Alvin Johnson of South Prairie is 40 miles and delivered himself up to breast the heavy gale which prevailed ion.” the Biver. second time in a decade, swept over the visiting her father Mr. Geo. Coffman. B uffalo , N. Y., Oct. 7.—It is learned Sheriff Smith at 2 a m. The Coroner, At Gilman the yards were flooded city, and destroyed the business part of At Portland on Tuesday afternoon, a from a reliable source that the proposi accompanied by a doctor and an attor. and a box car had been wedged inti Mrs. Clyde Clements, of Tillamook, is the town. letter carrier named Samuel Renshaw tion made by President Roosevelt was nev, has gone to the scene of the trouble the switch of the St. Louis line. The at Netarts. At 10:30 last night a fire started iti the drove onto the east end of the steel discussed at the afternoon session of the to make an investigation. Roberts came train had been stopped by the wind, building of McKinley & Mitchell, in the bridge and, abandoning his horses and coal conference, and that President from and is well known’in the neighbor and this alone prevented a terrible BOULDER CREEK. center of one of the business blocks, oc wreck. Conductor Dawson waded cart, hurled himself over the r/iiling into Mitchell had taken an unfavorable atti hood of Crawfordsville, Or. cupied by Willie Thompson, as a confec through water nearly to his waist Mr and Mrs. \V. N Baysand Mr. Ike the chilly waters of the Willamette be tude toward it. to the telegraph station, where it tionery store, and before the flames Bays went to Tillamook one day last low. Men are nt work with grappling Cup Challenge Signed. was learned that all trains on the could be controlled, they were fiercely week. irons, but have not recovered the body Urges the Government to Buy L ondon , Oct. 7.—Sir Thomas Lypton’s St. Louis line, north or south bound, eating into the building adjoining the H. L Jensen took his family down ata late hour. The carrier’s cap was third challenge for a series of races for in the division between Springfield All Coal Mines. structure The alarm was given by a to his fathers at Hebo Friday, for a few found floating in the river. the America’s cup was signed this after and Gjlman were lost or stalled in party of young men, who happened to days visit No cause is known for Renshaw's rash Bt’TTK, Mon , Oct. 7.—At the meeting noon at Belfast, Ireland, by the officials the storm. lx? out on the street, nnd within a few Mr. Hughey was out to see how things act. He was sober and industrious and of the Anaconda, Mont., Trades & The train reached Springfield one of the Royal Ulster Yacht Clnb. The minutes the entire population of the city were going at his ranch last week. hour and a half late and arrived in seemed to be getting along nicely. Post Labor Assembly last night it was de Hon. Charles Russell represented Sir the Union station at St Louis one was out and eager and willing hands be Mr. and Mis. Barba went to Tilla master Croasman said of the occurrence; cided to circulate a monster position Thomas Lipton. The challenge was im- hour behind time. The passengers gan the work of fighting the fierce ele- mook, Saturday. Renshaw came to the postal service asking the Government to lease all the mediately posted. who had gone to their berths in the nient. But to no purpose The entire Miss Lena Bays was a pleasMiit and ! from one of the street car companies. He coal fields and operate them for the good sleepers, aroused by the storm, arose block in which the fire originated was welcome guest at the home of our friend was put on as a substitute letter carrier of the Nation. An appropriation will and made hasty toilets, expecting Americans Called Down soon in flames. High winds arose and I Mrs. Grace Chopard, last Sunday, and seemed to be getting along nicely. also lie made for the striking miners in •very moment that the train would swept the flames northward, destroying I Mr. D. C. Getchell spent a day or two He may have gotten his distribution box Pennsylvania, and a benefit, at which it L ondon , Oct. 6 —General Corbin, Gen-. be blown from the tracks. in its order the John Weiss furniture’ visiting ids sister Mrs. Chopard, last mixed up, however, and had some trou is exfiecled $1500 will be raised, is to be erai Young and John W. Gates have j store, McKinley & Mitchell’s office, the ' week. CAUTIONS COLLEGE MEN. ble in the delivery and, becoming de given in the near future. had an unpleasant experience with the J Kern building, the M. Becker saloon, the Mr. T. Lynch formerly a resident of S|»ondent, ended his life. Cbnrlea M. Telia Them They English motor laws. Both on Saturday i postoflice, the Gervais Star office, the this neighborhood, but who now lives at “Pot a substitute on a new route and Boers in Brussels ■•at Not Find Fanlt with Waj« and Sunday they were driving a car ' Fitzgerald drug store, the Masonic hall, Hopewell, has l»eeii visiting his many he is liable to get mixed up a little at •< Mf-Tnalnotf Men. and the Tanzle general merchandise friends here for the past week B russk LT Oct. 6 —The Boer Generals. which was stopped by the police, who ' first. It is to be expected. It is no canse summoned the Americans for exceeding store. Meanwhile the flames spread Botha, Dewet and Delarey. arrived here Charlee M Schwab, president of the Mr. I saac Bays has begun work on his for suicide, however.*’ eastward, and the Nathman hnrdwnre new leaidence, Mr. Ayers, Mr \V. N. this evening and were greeted by an im 12 miles an hour. The car in each in- I nited State« Steel corporation, de store, Mid the F. A. Mangold hardware | Bays and Mr. M. Bays are assisting him. mense crowd. In a speech from a ba I stance was a fast, new vehicle, just pur I livered the address to the graduating Troops Shot to Kill house, were destroyed, with but little cony of his hotel. General Dewet reiter chased by Sir Tliomas Lipton, who bad rlaa« at Pennsylvania State college Mis. II. A. Chopard C. V Getchell M ount C ah M x L. Pa, Oct, 6—While ated that they had not coiue to Europe lent it to Mr. Gates to show the Generals 1 Among other things, he said that in chance to save the stocks. and Miss Edna Getchell and Master a company of the Fourth Regiment In- to seek vain succor to regain their inde around the country. On Saturday they order to become sncccRsful a college Norman Chopard visited Mr. Bays* fantry was patrolling the Lehigh Coal ! man must not find fault with the pendence, but to obtain help in reparing were driving through Windsor when a way, of ,«1f trafne<1 men. He mu,« Pawned Wafeli To Start a Hail I family Sunday and Monday. i Company’s colliery early this morning. policeman arrested the chaffeur and the ravages of the war. In a subsequent Mr. James Woods ami family got home three men artued with shotguns were not think hirn.elf above th, common way took the names and addresses of Mr. elaaa. address De wet said : from the hopyard last Sat utday. discovered hiding behind a long build- I Gates and General Young, who were N ew Y ork , Oct 7.—A New York law ‘ In presence of this immense en- “Orm renaon why pnwtfcml men arc ing close to the engine-house. They were yer has been compelled to pawn his thutiasiu we ask ourselves why was the occupants of the car. and General ’ at the hvnd nt or?.nixntion, I, be- l’elee Again. made prisoners. They t< Id Colonel I ivatch here to get a charter for the Phip. there no intervention? God willed that j Corbin, was nearing Brighton, when a ran.e the college man ffependa too I’ aiis , (kt. 7.—The government is Iw- O'Neil, of the Fourth Regiment, they we should loose our independence, and policeman stepped oy: of a hedge and much hi, diploma,” he Raid. “Tho pany Passiac River Railroad Com worst thing vo„ can do to .tart In pany, says a Herald dispatch from Tren coming alarmed nt the renewal of dis were hunting for birds, and they wefe ' we will remain faithful to our new stopped the car. ton N.J. U hen the attorney reached turbances of Mont Peelee, and will take released. About midnight a crowd of country if the conditions of peace are When the summonses are called up no life with inffnenre. Be energetic. Make mi.take. If yon mint, but keep defense will tie made, the State Department he discovered, some action nt once for the safety of the unknown men hurled rocks at the sol I observed.” working. People mint reipaet you diers camp Sentries tired In the direc inhabitants of the island. Americana said that he had come a wav without the mo for It. ' tion of the place the rocks came from ney for the filing fees, Although he had 1 The colonial office, becoming fearful of “ The police have got you at their T imrkr L and . A ct J vrr 3 1R7S.—N oticb for . “ The bnaineaa of the country must PVBLtCATIOM. brought $14,000 tor the certificate. He' 1 a reputation of fattalities, should Mont Part of the regiment searvbed the woods mercy You may morally sure that be continued nnder orgnniration. United RtRtM Latid Offic e. had but a small sum of change in his Perlee again break forth in violent crop. but found no one. Colonel O'Neil says you were.not driving at over the speed Trn.ta cannot be .topped One thing Oregon City. Oregon. . 8«pten>t>er >yth. I9O1. pocket*, nnd the Corporation Clerk in- 1 ' tion, and are making rajnd preparations the troops »I h 4 to kill, as he will not that is ineffective --- against the that .tend, in the way of their anc- Notice 1. hereby given that In compliance limit, but --------------------------------------- e«e I. the lack of men to manage I with the provi.ioo. Ol the act of C01 «rev o( notice with their ate n w.trlw— ' formed him that without the requisite. tn formulate a plan to facilitate a whole allow hiv men to be made targets of. No new mine waa etarteii up here thia -or ,he **lc “* I ** them. Here I. a chance for trained $75 there could lie no filing of the char- 1 sale emigration of the inhabitants of the . . . . i ----- - States of California, Ore on ‘ young men. *o man will entru.t hi« «nd Territory, aurxiendnl LI Washington • .K. . .ay, I J, rtRCXtununi Island of Martinique to Guiana at the morning, and SO far as is known no non- I.A-lll., ter. iSJ * 1 b,ic L * nd " c< ® f Augnst 4, An impressive lesson in taxable va|. unionute were atta. ked. ,‘ub,tc u,,d *•» «. fortune to your handa. however, nn- The lawyer protested that the parties earliest possible moment. L.-... M?S KOSANA BAKER. untions it supplied by (he assessment yon bare demon,» re ted yonr abil interested hi the company were await-' The recent report of the renewal of dis | O< Tillamook, conuty of Tillamook State of roll of Tillamook County. Inoue year ity Ability ie .ought everywhere, Gave Dead Heart Life I Oregon, ha. ihi. day «led in thi. office her : turbances of the giant belcher which has ing a telegram from him announcing the . tlie value of taxable property in that lepitnliata bemoan the lack of It.“ for ,ht P<irrha.e of aeut aeetion No. r*. in Towichlr, county leapt from $1,439.005 to $^1,412.- Mr and Mr. Schwab preaented the issuance of the charter in order that a wrought so much death and destruc L ondon , Oct. 7.—in a dispatch from the !£* * B of * 'Lt'cTTVw meeting could lie held at once. The court tion on the island, has caused a state of Mnacow, the correspondent of the 1‘nilv T s.m-iisff«zuTK&s 1’*”! l.nd-mght i."more 573. an increase of about 13-5 per cetit. college with *«0.000. _ • .......................... v.j-.M. lor Its tiinfwrnr 4k.-- r—____ : The actual increase is twice as great as Attaches were obdurate, however, and a alarm here for hear she will break out News save a Doctor r Koulatke has anc. I xaluable --------------------------------- «stabH.li hvrclSn Let u. hope, MyB the Chn^go Chron in Multnomah County. It « a fine stow .................. •----------------------------------------- _ to t1 before the Couniv Clerk of Till« visit to the nearest pawnshop was made again. ceeded in his experiments in reanimating / mook county Mt TtlUmort Citv Oremw on ing for Tillamook, but would it have icle, that Mr. Edison ia mistaken in The Council of Ministers has voted an the heart of an infant. He extracted the Fiiday, the irth dsv of Itectmbcr. 190a she been made if the law fixing the pro. his prophecy that he will make aut<>- Here the necessary sum was realized and as witneim*« r portion each county sliali bear ¿of the mobilea a. cheap and plentiful a. bi- the charter was procured. A telegraph appropriation to rebuild in South Mar. heart from a child that had died 20 hours Mamea Walter C. Hailey, Fre<! C. Baker Henrv S expenses had'not contained this cyclea. We all remember the bicycle order for money soon arrive«!, and the tin<|ua, the exact counterpart of villiages previously. It beat with normal regu "I Till.mm.k Orepii state line *■ * invasion of .i. or MT.n y„r, ' in the North liecnnse of the larity of one hour. I>r l.oulatke hopes attorney redeemed his watch. The pro- evacuated < Tillamook Ccunty ........... 0687 per cent - ° r * I posed railroad is to l»e seven miles long. Peeler I eruption, hoping to thus prevent that his discovery will assist in reani It dosen t cost the counties anything and the thought of Grand boulevard I'HAS. B. H oosk «. Begisfer. to b* generous with tlieir valuations jammed from curb to curb with sia- and capitalized at $375.000. 1 the depopulation of the island. mating in cases oi death by drowning. aiing. tooting, screeching automobile. > nowndBys.—Oregonian. Is «Dough to turn on«’« h«ir Apportionment of school funds, Octo ber 6th, 1902, State School Fund, $2613.04 ; |>er capita. $1 55 ; County School Fund, $2375 ; $50 to each dis- trict ; total amount apportioned, $4988.04. The County School Fund was not sufficient to apportion to each district $5.00 for teachers’ attendance at the county institute. This will be made in a few weeks. It is the first time for several years that the County School Fund had I wen sufficient to apportion the entire $60 in October. It has been customary to divide whatever amount there might lie equally among the districts at that time, and apportion the remainder of the $50 in the February apportionment. The school district have in that wav, always received the $50 to which they are en titled each year, though not always all nt once. County State Total. Fund. fund Bist. 6 Nights 6 Miss Margarita Fisher —- and -— _ Her Own Company in Repertoire of late and and standard successes, at the on October 13, 14, 15 and '8 Mabie Heath Our Clubbing Rates Headlight Headlight Headlight Headlight $2.25 and Oregonian 2.35 and Examiner . 1.75 and iwice-a-Week World and Hoard’s Dairyman . 1.65 The Headlight for Six Months I I 50c.
