Tillamook headlight., November 06, 1902, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 6, 1902
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increase in the consumption of butter,
and prices of creamery stock are 2 cents
higher in New York and Chicago than
they were a month ago.
The advance in creamery stock has
canseda slight advance in process butter,
but one not equal to that in creamery
butter. The process men are not receiv­
ing the full advantage they hoped from
the decrease in the use of oleomargarine,
as the consumer is turned from their pro­
duct by the stamps which are required
under the present law. The tendency,
however, is for an increase in the con­
sumption of this article, and the dealers
look for higher prices not only for the
finished product, but also for the country
butter from which it is made.
General News.
taken advantage of the terror to steal
cattle from ranches. On the coast the
falling ashes covered the decks oi ships
in San Benito. Subterranean rumblings
have been almost constant. Telegraphic
communication has been re-established
with the federal capital, and relief is
living felt. Business is distressed. Ashes
fell abundantly at Palenque.
M. F. LEACH,
Tillamook Meat Market
All salmon canneries outside of the
PROPRIETOR OF
combine recently formed and known as
the British Columbia Packers’ Associa­
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
tion, are being formed into a separate
( strictly in advance .)
rival combine, with the exception of two
DEALER IN
or three English-owned canneries man­
One year........................................... 1 1.50
75
Six months...................... ................
aged by H. Bell Irving.
50
Three months...................................
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H. W. Corbett, president of the Lewis
Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook]
In its first issue a new shipping peri-
Limitation on Public Carriers.
and Clark Fair, announced that he would
odial at New York, says according to
ask the governors of neighboring States
The anthracite coal strike has forcibly
■ the World, that investigation led to the
to recoin nit nd appropriations for the
impressed upon the American people
■ discovery before the repeal of the revenue
Exposition by their respective Legifla
the imjjerative necessity for limiting
stamp tax of a $400.000 fraud at the
lures
in
the
assurauce
of
a
$500,000
ap
public carriers to their legitimate func
Port of New York. The fraud was per­
proprialion by the Legislature of Oregon.
tions. The only legitimate business of
forated through the use of canceled and
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a railroad is transportation, and to
At Grand Rapids, Mich., a Circuit washed stamps. The tax is no longer in
that business all railroads should be re­
Court jury brought in a verdict of $2500 ■ force except on tea. The evidence was
Novelty in National Coin.
stricted by law. The great coal strike
for
Mis. Mary J. Lewis against the ■ gathered by a corps of Government In­
in Pennsylvania might ha ve been averted
A novelty in national coin, typical of
spectors working in the Custom-House.
had not the railroads owned the coal national expansion, ami intended for Modern Woodmen of America. Mrs.
The blame is thrown upon the clerks
Lewis
sued
for
$50,000
damages
for
in
­
mines in violation ot the statutes oi circulation in the Philippine islands
and employes of Custom-House brokers.
juries
alleged
to
have
been
received
by
Pennsylvania.
Is still here and expects to remain.
only will be produce«! at the mints .and her huxband, since deceaicd. while being j Individual
brokers discovered the
The experience w ith the arrogant coal
Thanking
you for past favors and a continuance of your trade
shipped to the islands at the late of initiated into the Cooperville
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scheme, so far as their own offices were
I V lll^ Camp V/»
barons who operate the railroads as
$250,000 a month, Designs prepared by the order last winter. As
a
result
of'cOncernefG it is said, but not knowing Cash paid for HIDES and PELTS and FURS, Etc.
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well as the coal mines in the anthracite native artists have been accepted for use
these injuries it is alleged necrosis set in, that it was a part of a general plan, con­
coal regions of Pennsylvania, is only a
FAT HOGS WANTED right away to pack down.
in the dollar and half-dollar silver pieces which caused death.
tented themselves with discharging the
repetition of the exjicrieiice of the people
and others are under consideration. One
offending clerks. According to the story,
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of Wyoming with the Credit Mobiiier
is a very ornamental figure of a Filipino
Indian Agent Applegate, of the Kla­ an investigation may be instituted in
management of the Union Pacific years
woman, attired in graceful flowing robes. math, Or., reservation, lias recommend­ other cities.
ago. The charter of the Union Pacific
The other represents a brawny native, ed to the Interior Department that the
restricts that company to the mining
with a hammer at a forge, typifying the Government grant a pension of about
All Red Cable Line
of coal for its own use, but the pro­
Filipino hammering out the destinies of
a month to three leaders of the
moters of the Pacific railroad, in de­
the islands. The law requires that each
V ancouver , B. C., Oct. 31.—The com­
fiance of charter limitations, did not coin shall tear a devic and inscription to Klauritlis who were allies of the whites
pletion
of the All Red cable line between
in
both
the
Piute
and
Modoc
wars,
and
confine their opera U<>tis in the Wyoming
exprtTO the sovereignty of the United
and Utah coal region to their own re­ States, although in other respects they who have always loyally supported the Vancouver and Brisbane was accom­
Government in its measure for the con­ plished at 7 o’clock Friday night, al­
quirements, but deliberately ventured
may be as strongly pro-Philippine as the trol and improvement of their people.
though the first message did not get
into coal mining on a large scale and
designers can make them. The idea of
through until this morning, when the
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monopolized the coal mining industry
Freight in 5-ton lots and over $3.50 per ton.
the Washington authorities is to saturate
Janies J. Hill has begun rhe develop announcement was made that one dream
in the region adjacent to their road
Freight in less than 5-ton lots, $4.00 per ton.
the islands with the new money, so as to ment of a steel and iron industry in the of the imperialists was a reality. The
by a policy of discrimination in freight,
do away with the use of the Mexican West which will rival any tiling of the cable is still in the hands of the con­
Passenger rate, $3.50.
rates and resort to downright force.
dollar as much as possible.
tractors,
and
it
will
not
be
open
for
sort
in
the
world.
He
arrived
at
Great
Like the robber barons of the feudal
Falls Mont., to arrange the first definite business for three weeks. During that
ages, they planted themselves on the
Republican
Newspapers,
project in this great enterprise, the time it will undergo an elaborate system
national highway, and by a force ol
transformation of the old silver smelter of tests in order that the officials may
armed mercenaries drove comjieting
It is reported that the leading of the American Smelting & Refining see that it is in thorough working order
mine owners and operatives out of the
republicans of Oregon City and Company, which lias not been in opera­ before being taken over from the con­
field, took possession of their mines,
Clackamas County are formulat­ tion for three years, into an imu and tractors.
and froze them out through subservient
corporation judges. Having monopo­ ing a plan to start another news­ steel mill.
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A Nation of “Sore Eyes.’’
lized the mines they levied arbitrary paper in Oregon City, it being
Thirty thousand colonists to California»
claimed
by
them
that
the
politi
­
tolls upon the consumers of coal from
in two months is the record of the
N ew Y ork , N ov . 1—At a conference
one end of the road to the other. The cal fights in the future will be­ Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads,
just held at the call of Commissioner
appropriation of the Wyoming coal come harder and they want a the result of the colonist low-rate excur
Lederie, of the Department of Health, it
fields created a scandal of national di strong newspaper at their back. sions from the East that were in effect
was declared by some of the speakers
tncnsions, and was continued on the As we view the situation, it ap­ during September and October. Of this
that this city is threatened with the
hoards until the Union Pacific passed pears to us that the republicans number fully 5000, it is claimed by pas
STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON.
scourge of trachoma, which has made
out of the hands of receivers into the
have plenty of newspapers in the senger and colonist «gents of the railroads, Egypt, the Barbary States, and certain ONLY LINE-ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
possession of the present owners.
state, but owing to the factional have already become permanently lo- parts of Eastern Europe, nations of
BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE.
The manipulation of the coal industry
cated in the state and many more are “sore eves.’’ Trachoma is most readily
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
is, however, not the only exercise of fights in the republican party the viewing the different regions north and
communicated in the schools or in the
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. foi San Francisco, Portland
public carriers. Years liefore the Penn­ republican press is not receiving South, selecting homes.
home, it was pointed out in the con­
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
sylvania railroads absorlied the coal the support from the party lead­
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ference that the ends of lead pencils,
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
mines their jiernicious activity was felt ers that it should. It takes brains
Chancellor E. Benjamin Andrews has when rubber-tipfied, are especially liable
E. C. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook Oregon.
in various industrial fields, notably in and money to make a strong told the students of the University of
to communicate the disease when used
Amenta P R & N- R R- Co • Portland.
the building up of the Standard Oil newspaper, as the republicans in Nebraska that he feared football en­
K 1 (A. & C. R. R. Co.. Portland.
bv pupils who sit at desks side by side,
trust, which was able to destroy all Clackamas will find out. A lit­ thusiasm and the devil sometimes went
or in the old type of benches made for
«
competition through silent partnerships tle more loyalty to the republi­ hand to hand. Such a condition, appar
two or tliiee.
and secret compacts with the railroad can press, which is always loyal ently, he said followed the celebration
President Burlingham, of the Board
corporations. hi the west, notably in
to the party when an election in Lincoln of Nebraska’s victory over of Education, demanded the speediest
the great wheat and corn licit, the grain
rolls round,' by republicans lead-'
«hen ^students crural « and most thorough means of treat­
elevator monopolies were primarily the
straet-car
and
partly
ers, would be a great incentive I'"
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. demolished
..... 1 “l—’ it. That ment know* n to medical science,
outgrowth of simiiar compacts and
was the d ivil’s work. The chancellor
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which, while relet vitig the stress of one,
pnrtneishi|is With the coal traffic and in having stronger newspapers to declared
it would have been far better j
the grain traffic in the hands of public back the party. The trouble is, ' had Che team been defeated than to have should not endanger the health of an­
other, and, while conserving the health
politicians ex­ such an exhibition.
carriers the producers were placed at however, the
of all, should not interfere with the edti- j
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their mercy, just as arc the joblters in pect the newspapers to do the
A sensation occurred during a political cation of the original sufferer. To this
commercial distributing centers like Port­ fighting and get the kicking and
.. I J'Ave the largest and best assorted stock of old I
land, making it imssible tor the mau* cussing, all gratuitously, but meeting in the public square at Cleve­ problem neither he nor Commissioner
W 'nes and Liquors that has ever been imported into I
ngers of corporations to assume the that kind of treatment gets aw­ land, in which Mayor Tom L. Johnson Lederie obtained any satisfactory ans­ y^ this City.
struck William Mykraine, a Republican wer from the experts assembled, and
role of Diyine Providence in making
fully stale when the republican tax board official, in the face with his another meeting is probable.
fVi
K'-’S-
«S' <5?
and unmaking towns and men by en­
editors see the patronage go to fist. It seems, according to the state
riching the one and wrecking the other.
Since the beginning of the school here,
a
When the country awakens to its the newspapers which were on meat of bystanders, that the Mayor about 14,000 pupils have been excluded
the
fence
and
did
not
champion
overheard
Mylcraine
assert
that
he
peril the railroads will I k * confined to
by health department inspectors.
their proper functions as public high­ the party’s cause. If republican (Johnson) was a liar. A few hot words
ways, on which every man who pays politicians were a little more followed, and then the Mayor struck
Bright’s Disease.
has the same privileges that are con­ loyal to the press and would Mylcraine in the face. Mvlcraine left the
Don t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can
ceded to every other man who pays use every means to make the re­ square, declaring he would secure a war­ The Iarg< at sum ever paid for
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
a
pre
just as it is now in the p stoffice, which publican newspapers stronger, rant for the Mayor's arrest.
scription, changed hands in San Fran­
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cannot reward friends or punish ene­ not start new ones, for it is con­
cisco, Aug. 30, 1901, The transfer in-i
German
official
circles
are
anticipating
mies. The American people are now ceded that one strong newspaper
with keen interest the visit of Emperor volved in coin and Block $112,500.00 (
fully aroused to existing conditions.
is one hundred times better than William to England. Although the visit and was paid by a party of business men !
They will insist either upon the control
for a specific for Bright's Disease and !
of public carrier« and their limitation two poor newspapers trying to is to lie private in character, it is said to
Diabetes, hitherto incurable diseases
eek
out
a
miserable
existence,
lie
earnestly
hoped
in
Berlin
that
it
will
within their legitimate sphere as such
They commenced the serious investi­
or their acquisition and operation under they would be acting wisely and contribute toward softening the acerbity,
for the best interest of the party. as it is described, of popular British gation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900. j
government ownership.
sentiment in regard to Germany and They interviewed scores of the cured ami
PROPBIETORS
policy. The Emperor’s powers tried it out on its merits by putting over
Tax Affects Butter Market.
One of the most absurd things German
of personal charm are declared to be pro­ three dozen cases on the treatment and.
The law making n prohibitive tax on we have read of for a long time verbial and it is a source of no little watching them. They also got physi- i
colored oleomargarine has had a peculiar is the matter of ordering a ship satisfaction in official circles that he will cans to name chronic, incurable cases,
effect tip<»ii the butter market of the into quarantine at Astoria and have the opportunity of exercising them ami administered it with the physicians }
1 judges. Up to Aug. 25 eighty.seven
country and its result is just lieginuiug having her ballast removed and during his visit to Sandringham in con- for
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging
to l>r felt. For many years New York the ship fumigated tor fear the versa tion with many of the most in flu. I pen-ent of the lest cases were either well
has dominated the butter market. Prices ballast, which had been dredged ential members of the British Govern- o.-
1 progressing favorably.
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
in all parts of the country were bared on from a river in China, contained 1 ment.
There being but thirteen per cent of
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the New York price and the condition of cholera germs. Surely official­
failures, the |iartleswere satisfied and
President F. J. Odendahl, of the Oden­
that market affected the sales all over ism at the mouth of the Colum­
closed tlie transaction. The proceedings
dahl
Commission
Company,
Limited,
at
the United States. This was for the
of the investigating committee and the
bia has become ridiculous.
New Orleans, one of the largest grain ex-
reason that for several years the states
dincial reporu of the test cases were
porting firms in the United States, has
of New York, Massachusetts and Penn­
pulilished and will be mailed free on ;
Pointed Paragraphs
issued the following communication to
sylvania have had strict oleomargarine
application. Addiern John J. Fuiton'
the
grain
trade
:
“
We
regret
very
much
laws, which have l»een rigidly enforced,
Intellectual improvement is apt to warp to have to advise vow that our firm is Company,420 Montgomery St..San Fran­ Centrally Located.
Rates, $1 Per Day
and the sale of butter has lieen con sc a woman'* shape.
cisco, Cal.
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forced
into
liquidation
and
will
not
l»e
quently larger than in other parts of the j Even the pessimist is momentarily
( able to pay its liabilities. You will spare
country. The west and south have been happy in his unhappiness.
us the necessity of making further ex-
the principal field of operation for the
Thia would be a gloomy old world for . planations, as they are painful. Our
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KARSEN, Proprietor.
manufacturer ot oleomargarine anti the oats if women
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could
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pur.
business has been very profitalde and
laws in states in those sections have
The string lied around a man a finger large, but the profits have lieen diverted
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed.
Ireeti either lax or not enforced. With is merely a forget-tue- not.
I
into other channels, not through any
the luiSMige of the federal law which
Some music hath charms to hold a fault of the writer.” The circular fol­
practically prohibits the sale of colored man if he is chained to the spot
oleomargarine the center of the principiil I Speaking of home rule, what's the lows a widely circulated report ot
alleged forgeries on the part of a promt-
consumption has changed ami today
iy ’ I matter with that of the first baby?
went officer of the firm, amounting to
the UhH'ago butter market is .is high as
lit matrimony one and one mak«M one, between $ 150,0th) and $175,000.
that of New York and th«- ikinnnd for -------------
but in divorce
one .......
from one leaves two
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ad light loads.
4m
butter in that city i« nlntont as lar^r ns
"Fair and warmer" is the prediction
At Tapachuta. State of Chipas. !
the demand in the east.
the weather man lays up for a rainy Mexico, there is considerable alarm over
The manufacturers of oleomargarine 1 day.
the eruption of Santa Maria Mountain I
have now disposed ot much of the stock I Gi-ls slmubl never flirt in public until
in Guatemala. For <>3 hour« the city
tnanufactnred liefore the law went into ' after they have a stronghold on the art
Gnd Street*
____ ACpro- l> to Mali*» M Almo.t m rtep.
was almost totally dark. Surrounding I
^^Sood
for everything
everything
effect and are thrown hack u|Mtii the un-
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Some men don't know they are Is-aien coffee planters have experienced great j
colored |>ro<luct. This docs not move as until long after other people make tlie
that runs on wheels.
loss, and across the line in Guatemala |
rapidly as llie colorerl stock and tlie discovery,
many
valuable
properties
have
Ixrn
des
­
volume of business lind decrease.I to a
Sold Evorywhoro.
If tlie beauty of the average man's troyed. Tacana Volcano, near nt hand,
great estent. With tlie decrease in the [ mind isn't more lovely than his face it it
shows no *igtis of breaking out. There
sale of okaimarganm- there has come an entitled to sympathy.
I has been no loss ot lite. T.neves havej
Fred C. Baker. Publisher
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
L. N BARNES,
_Ä.t tile XTEtxr
MEAT MARKET,
Steamer Geo R. Vosburg
Will Run Between
Tillamook and Astoria.
Ship Freight by A. & C. Railroad in Care of
Geo. R. Vosburg.
NEHALEM TRANS. CO,
Pacific Navigation Co.
w
J. S. LAMAR.
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WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. (
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Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal. |
Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. 1
CASE & FOWLER
Iron Woks
I < Tillamook
General Machinists & Blacksmiths
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