Tillamook headlight., January 29, 1903, Image 1

TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY
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the most Complete in Tillamook.
(Xie are Headquarters for
FARM IMPLEMENTS, CREAMERY and DAIRY SUPPLIES,
Steel Ranges, Cook Stoves, and Heating Stoves.
If you uiant anything in the Hardtuare Liine eall us up
Both Phones.
We guarantee to give entire satisfaction.
One Hundred Sacks of U S. Best
Hardwheat Flour will be Sold at
Gangloff & Snuffer’s at introduc­
“C.** Ben Riesland for a home.
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tory price. Only one sack to each
Looper & Botts, for abstracts.
Mr. W. W. Ridehlagh came in on Tues, customer. This is done to intro
duce a new flour that has no super­
day.
ior. Bring the flour back and get
Arthur Hunt is back from San Fran­ your money if you are not satisfied.
cisco.
“You will have to hurry !” Only
Mr. H. Hays was in from Spruce on 100 sacks will be sold at this
Tuesday.
figure.”
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
Tillamook had a little snow and hail
this week.
Highest cash price paid for hides by
M. F. Leach.
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Farm loans 7 per cent. Apply to C.
& E. Thayer.
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House to rent. Apply at Tillamook
County Bank.
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A shooting gallery is being erected on
the main street.
G. D. Whitmer left Sunday to teach
school at Blaine.
”C.’ Ben bought Tomlinson’s timber
claim for 11000.
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Mr. Rollie W. Watson will go out on
the steamer tomorrow.
Born, on Monday, to the wife of Mr.
Mike Abplanalp, a son.
All 7 and 8 cent calicoes reduced to 5
cents a yard at Cohn’s.
L B. Ziemer has returned to the city
from a trip on the outside.
“C.” Btn yesterday paid over $1200
for the Drew Timber claim.
Mrs. J. P. Allen bought an acre from
“C.” Ben in the Drew tract.
Guy Ford will be the cheese maker at
the Riverdale factory this year.
The steamer. Sue H. Elmore will leave
tomorrow (Friday) weather permitting.
All of the timber land in 1 and 2, south
10, is being bunched by “C." Ben Ries­
land.
There is no change in the senatorial
fight, Fulton is still in the lead with 32
votes
“C.” Ben Riesland turned over the
deed to the A. P. W ilson property lest
Monday.
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Mr. E. T. Haltom returned to the city
on Tuesday from a business trip on the
outside.
There was three feet of snow in the
mountains when the stage crossed Wed­
nesday.
Captain Carv has launched his steamer
Maria after undergoing extensive repairs
to her hull.
Mr. P. McIntosh returned Saturday
from Portland, where he had gone on a
business trip.
Razor honing a specialty with Davis
the barber, opposite the Allen house.
Price 25 cents.
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Rev. S. S. White will preach at Bay
City on Sunday morning and in this city
in the evening.
“One sweetly solemn thought ’* will be
Mr. Goddard's solo at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
Mr. C. N. Drew is now the local agent
for the Nehalem Transportation Com.
pany, Mr. R L. Fullerton having left on
Sunday to teach school at Blaine
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The best cup of Coffee in
town. Lunch at any time, at
Vogler’s bakery.
T inware ,
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Hcaòliijljt
£1.00 will do the workjof
$2 during the Clean up Sale
at Haltom’s.
In the death of Fred Ducham, this
makes the fourth death of members of
Star lodge, A.O.U.W., since it was or­
ganized, all carrying $1000 insurance.
Every young man in Tillamook should
become a Workman.
Born, on Monday, to the wife of Rev.
8. S. White, a daughter, stillborn. Mrs.
Judge Maulsby is seriously sick and White was quite sick and unconscious
mentaily deranged, and it his thought he for several days, but we are glad to hear
cannot live much longer.
that she is out of danger and improving
Mr. P. F. Browne will go out on the as well as can be expected.
steamer tomorrow to select his summer
The glee club to be started by Prof.
stock of boots and shoes.
Goddard next Tuesday evening promises
Call on P. J. Sharp for first class, up to be a pleasing affair to those who have
to-date dental work. Satisfaction guar­ signified their intention of joining. The
anteed. Dr. Wise’s office.
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Adventist church has been hired for the
Leach is selling grain fed beef and pork rehearsals, and Mrs. Goddard’s physical
at his meat market, something new in culture class will be held there also.
Tillamook county. Try it.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore, which ar­
Born, on Thursday morning, to the rived from Astoria on Tuesdays had one
wife of Oren Maddux, a voung black­ of the roughest passages since she has
smith, ready to go to work.
been on the rim. She ran into bad wea­
A portico is to be placed over the main ther on Monday and was unable to get
entrance of the Presbyterian church in tfiat night, consequently had to wea­
and rails on either side of the steps.
ther the sccrm all that night and the
Mr. Jas. Ferry came in on the steamer next day. She was 31 hours a sea.
Monday from Elma, Wash., to go on his
Tillamook is putting or metropolitan
homestead and to visit Rollie W. Wat­ airs. The long expected hearse has ar­
son.
rived and Undertaker Rey noldsis happy,
Mr. F. R. Beals has sold 60 acres of so much so that he is a little anxious to
the Thayer tract, south of this city, to see how it will look in a funeral proces­
Frank Paul, the consideration being sion, not that he would persuade any­
12800.
one to shuffle off this mortal coil by offer­
Rev. Mr. Oliver, of Salem, came in on ing a premium for the honor of being the
the steamer to assist at the revival meet­ first to occupy the hearse.
ings now taking place at the U. B.
We understand a remonstrance has
Church.
been sent to Representative B. L Eddy
Two tracts of choice bottom land ot opposing the bill to give Tillamook
20 acres each, cleared and in meadow, County a dairy inspector. We are sorry
tor sale for a short time by “C’’ Ben this has \been done, for we believe a
Riesland.
dairy inspector in Tillamook for a few
There was a dance and supper party* years would be the best thing that could
at Harry A. Brock’s on Wednesday happen to the dairy industry of this
night, and the young people report a county. There are those, however, who
differ with us.
good time.
It was reported that Captain Harts
Ed. Walker has bought W. Tinner-
stet’s wmod saw and pile driver, and is was to supersede Captain Lajigfitt. This
nowj-eady to receive orders to saw wood is not so. The order relieves Captain
j Langfitt of a part of his present duty —
at the shortest notice.
, that is that part of the district formerly
M. F. Leach wishes to inform his cus ' | under Captain Hart. The latter isto re-
tomers that he will deliver meat prompt-1
' turn from the Philippines and resume his
ly and at any hour during.the day, hav. I
duty in connection with the improve-
ing employed a boy for that purpose.
i ment of the Upper Columbia and other
We are not surprised that FuJIerton rivers in that section.
has hied himself off to Blaine, for h»*’d
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg came in
be a little less fuller in the corporation i’ on Monday from Astoria, having been
the physical culture class took him in detained there for several days through
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hand.
stress of weather. Her passengers were
The new engine for the Tillamook Miss Bessie Blodgett, M. T. Stillwell,
Lumber Co.’s sa w mill was brought in Robbie Stillwell, John Spencer, James
on the Vosburg. The new’ machinery is Ferry, Misses Bessie Shepard and Nellie
to lie put in immediately, but the electric Burton, and Mrs. Capt. Dodge and
lights will not lie shut off until the end daughter
The Vosburg left the next
of the month.
day for Yaquina for a load of freight for
A raid on umbrellas was made on Mr, Geo. Edmunds.
Friday evening by, it is supposed, a
Por two weeks from January 31st to
gang of boys who have been up to mis­ February 14th we will give you 30
chief in the city for some time. Where, ¡oaves of bread for one dollar. I'll pay
ever they found umbrellas outside homes $100 to anybody who could prove that
they carried them off.
anything but the best of everything is
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used in the making of our bread, or that
Haltom’s Clean up Sale we use anything that the best house-
continues.
I keeper would not use. Tickets bought
during this time are good at any time.
A. C. VoGLEBS
BAKKBY.
Druggist
majority of that commission thought
and voted different, whereupon Mr.
Commissioner, not willing to abide by
the vote of the majority, commenced air­
ing the '‘family linen" in the press. W’e
hope for better things from the Port of
Tillamook Commission. This is the ab­
surd, out of place, and even opinionated,
idea.* sent bv the Evening Telegram’s
correspondent in this city to that news
paper :
“ Mayor Talmage has appointed three
members to fill expired places on the
Port of Tillamook Commission. As
these appointees have to be approved bv
the Commission, their names have not
been made public. These appointments
caused some discussion, as many people
thought that the commission was dead
or quashed. This commission consists
of nine members, who, in the words of
an old settle, ‘ Do nothing but give a
banquet once in awhile; present the in­
spector with a flag ; pass a few resolu­
tions and get their names in the paper.
It’s dollars to doughnut,' he continued,
‘ that not four out of the nine commis­
sioners have been down the bay since
the commission was created. There
seems to me to be some Ellis G’s on this
commission, and I don’t believe there
has been a full attendance at any of the
meetings held, and these have been scarce
enough.' However, the commission is
inexistence and is composed of good,
substantial men, who, at some time,
may do good work for the Port of
Tillamook.’’
Every person in Tillamook, after read­
ing the above will say that looks like
giving the commission a smack in the
face and at the same time a pat on the
back.
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REMOVAL SALE
Having moved the L. Robinson Stock of
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishing Goods
into our own store, we are somewhat over­
stocked in all these lines.
In order to reduce stock, we will make
cuts in prices all along the line.
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Reliable
Editorial Snap Shots,
It is still an open question who will be
elected United States senator and con­
gressman for the firs^ district.
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Some men live in luxury at the hotels
in this city and talk about their ’
“friends,” but what about their wives
and children they have deserted and left
to scratch for themselves?
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There is some little complaint on ac­
count of the raise in the price of lumber.
But considering everything, will lumber
ever be cheaper—even if there is another
mill started—and is there not a pro­
bability of it going much higher ? It took
Petitions are being circulated for a another jump in Portland last week.
county road on the Thayer tract across
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the Trask river. Every effort should lie
It looks as though the VVillammettc
made to give settlers good roads, and as Valiev is competing with Tillamook for
the County Court is showing a lively in­ the honor of having (he largest amount
terest in this respect, in the next few of rainfall this year, for 3.51 inches was
years we predict that many new roads reported in 24 hours at Eugene on Sat-
will be opened and the ones wc have will turday, which caused a flood. But Tilla­
be greatly improved. * With a little mook holds the broom for rainfall.
patience bv those who are advocating
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better1 roads for Tillamook and bv the
Everything looks favorable for ano­
districts assisting the County Court in ther good year for Tillamook. With re­
every possible manner, much can and newed activity in milling, an increase in
will be accomplished. The road question the dairy output, the demand for dairy
is a matter which is of much importance ranches and timber claims at advanced
to every dairyman and the development prices, and the air of contentment, in-
of the county.
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dustry and prosperity which have char­
There was a good attendance of those acterised Tillamook county for the past
interested in forming an athletic club at few years, all go to prove that the busi­
the city hall on Wednesday evening. The ness outlook for this year never looked
first business was to accept and adopt brighter. And without any prospect of
the committee’s report on bye-laws, the Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook rail­
which made it a permanent organiza­ road being built either.
tion, when the following officers were
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elected for 1903 ; President, Thos.
The department stores in London have
Coates ; vice-president, C. Ben Riesland ; adopted a novel method in dealing with
We would suggest to Brother Baker
secretary, H. Edmunds ; treasurer, female kleptomaniacs of gentle birth, for of the Tillamook Headlight that should
Claude Thayer. The name of the organi­ every woman detected in the act of shop he have occasion to visit North Yamhill
zation is the Tillamook Athletic Club, lifting is given her option of being prose­ again, he will find a hotel here second
and the bqard of governors consists of cuted in court or being birched by the to none in the state, and in which he
the following gentlemen ;C. W. Talmage. manageress, a person specially selected can eat a first-class meal, sleeep in a first-
Claude Thayer, Thos. Coates, B. Ben for her biceps. It is reported that in one class bed, have a batli and get a shave
Riesland, C. E. Hadley, H. Crenshaw, department store 20 women have ac­ and hair cut. It will not now be neces­
A. J. Cohn, H. Edmunds, Oak Nolan, cepted the ordeal of birching. This may sary for him to go to the livery stables
Chester Holden, Fred. C. Baker, F. look cruel, humiliating treatment for a or the butcher shop to arrange his toilet.
Richardson, T. B. Handley, sr., C. I woman to endure, but when they make it —Reconi.
Clough and B. C. Lamb. Already 85 a practice to visit the department stores
That is certainly good news to Bro.
persons have become members of the for the express purpose of stealing, we
Baker, the people of Tillamook anil the
club.
do not know that it is a very cruel treat­ traveling public.
Rah 1 rah ! rah !•—
Died, on Monday, at his home near ment to cure female kleptomaniacs.
rah I North Yamhill has a new, up-to.
Bay City, Fred Ducham, aged 40 years.
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date hostelry, the best in the state,where
Deceased had been in poor health for sev­
If logs are so scarce and bring $8 and Tillamook people, who are used to all
eral months, and the past few weeks all $10 a thousand on the Columbia river, the comforts and luxuries of life, can now
hope of his recovery was given up. He with a ready sale at Astoria and other be entertained as white people should be.
was tenderly nursed by his wife, friends points, why wouldn’t it be a profitable And Bro. Baker will have no longer any
and members of Star lodge during his undertaking to make up several rafts of occasion, when he visits North Yamhill,
long sickness. Last October he met with logs in Tillamook Bay and have them to debate within his mind which was
an accident, when a pile driver fell and towed to the Columbia river during the considered most etiquette in that burg
injured him. After that he was taken fine weather the coining summer? We to change his duds on the sidewalk or
down with typhoid fever, and siuce then simply offer this for what it is worth, in the livery barn, but because we had
gradually declined in health. Deceased but believe there are men with skill and to decide on either one of these alter-
was well known in the county, having ingenuity enough in Tillamook who could natives, we hope the Record man won’t
been here 12 years. He married a dau­ make a success of it if they undertook to make it a stereotyped joke against us.
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worthing go into that business. Not that we want
ton, and two children, a boy and a girl to see logs go out that way, but as logs
Special School Tax.
were born of the union, who survive fetch double the money on the Columbia
him. Funeral service took place Wednes­ as they do in Tillamook, it seems that
The Special School Tax levied bv vari-
day at the residence, being conducted the difference in price offers strong in­
by Rey. Father McDevitt, who delivered ducements to get into a market where oua acliobl diatricta and received by the
County Clerk are as follows :
an appropriate address, after which the the price for logs range high.
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Mill». Dili. No.
Di(t. Nu.
Workmen took charge of the funeral and
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conveyed the remains, followed by the
To our way of thinking it looks like 12.............. ....... 1 31............. ........ 6
sorrowing family and sympathising
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bad
taste and poor judgment, because 21............... ....... . 5 1
friends, to the Bay View cemetery, where
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members
of
the
Port
of
Tillamook
Com
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the ritual of that order was read and
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mission
have
different
ideas
as
to
inodes
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the remains consigned to the silent city
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2
41. .......... ........ 6
of the dead. About two years ago Du­ of procedure to ait the “family linen" of 28.
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trivial,
yet
pleasant
affairs
to
some,
in
cham became a member of Star Lodge,
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A.O.U.W., taking out a beneficiary certi­ the Portland papers. Pottland has had 23............... ....... 2 39............. ........ 8
ficate for $1000, which will be paid his a disgruntled member on its commission 3+............... ....... 15 24 .......... ........ 3
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who thought he knew everthing and 6,
widow next month.
Tillamook City, 2 mills.
wanted to be the whole thing, but the
President A. J. Cohn, of the Port of
Tillamook Commission, has received a
letter from Captain W C. Langfitt in
answer to a communication he sent in
regard to government improvements :
Portland, Ore., January 24, 1903.
Mr. A. J. Cohn,
President, Port of Tillamook Com
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I I mission, Tillamook, Oregon.
Sir:—Your letter of January 22, 1903,
regarding necessity for work in Hoquar-
ton Slough and Tillamook Bay, is re­
ceived.
I am sorry to hear that the channels
there are gi ring difficulty as our reports
have not shown that there was much,
if any, trouble in the steamers getting in
and out.
It is my intention to take up this work
at the earliest opportunity and I hope
soon to have a man available to send
there to take charge of it.
The office has been crowded with work
since the river and harbor bill and 1 was
under the impression from the reports
I that Tillamook was getting along finelv
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under Captain Harts.
I will use every endeavor to push the
work and trust that you will be a little
patient in the case if I cannot get around
, quite as fast as you would like.
Very respectfully.
W. C. L amcfitt ,
Captain, Corps of Engineers, U.S. A. >
So as to make it discretionary with
county courts as to appointing “orna­
mental” roadmasters, Representative B.
L. Eddy, has introduced a bill to amend
secsion 4853 of the code. The only change
is that Cotnty Commissioners or the
County Court are authorized, nt their
discretion, at the first regular session
after the approval of this act, to appoint
one or more competent persons to take
charge of the roadwork, whose term of
office shall expire at the first regular ses­
sion of the County Court in 1904, at
which time the County Clerk may make
an appointment for one year.
Captain Schrader and his crew, and
| the passengers as well, were somewhat
superstitious when the .steamer Sue H.
1 Elmore was locating about in the storm
Come to me in largf number* each day. Why? Became I have a reputa I outside on Monday, for amongst its
tation for the purity of me drops and the »kill I use in compounding.
• cargo and passengers were a hearse,
MY PRESCRIPTION
two caskets and a preacher, who, of
Department is finelv eq dipped, kept scrupulously clean, and you can be sure course, was considered the Jonah. The
that you get just what your pnvstcian means that you should.
captain don’t want to go to sea again
Wanted, a Dairy Farm.
with that combination on board, for
every time the stern of the steamer
Wanted, by a responsible young man,
I kissed the moon every body thought a dairy farm to rent. Enquire at the
they were gone goslins.
Headlight office.
CHAS. I. CLOUGH
$1.50 per year
If you arc in need of any thing in our
Store come in and let your wants be known.
We have the stock to select from and will
make the prices to suit your purse.
Yours To Please,
Todd & Co