TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, February 12. 1903 LYONS IS CAPTURED '(t Murderer of Sheriff Withers Now In Jail. hausted from has Hight across country® the stormy weather. A large number of extra police afl deputy Sheriffs arc now on duty for tfl purpose of preventing any attempt ■ take the man from jail for summary ■ ecu t ion, but while there are some wl talk of lynching, yet the majority il solier minded enough to insist that tl law take its course and will pernfl no act to reflect tc the detriment of tl community. E ugene , Feb. 9.—Elliot Lyons, the murderer of Sheriff Withers, is now a prisoner in the County Jail. Lyons was captured by a posse at 8 o’clock this morning, while attempting to board a freight train near Creswell, eight miles south of Eugene. The outlaw had The best cup of Coffee i thrown away his guns, and was disguis. town. Lunch at any time, i J, ed as a tramp. Vogler’s bakery. Lyons was taken by accident more than by following up any trace. Edgar THE EMPEROR WAS BROKE Parsons met him this morning in the road and recognized him. Being unarm­ Q b « Time Whes William, of Go ed, Parsons did not molest the fugative, AND : ■•■7, Had to Borrow from ill* but proceeded to gather a number of Brother Henry. men, among whom were ex-Sheriff No­ land, “Butch’’ Miller, William Buoy and It «earn* incredible, yet it ia a fa. three others. Following up the track that Emperor William of Germany 1 they saw Lyons board a freight train often short of money, and the reason AND near the Morse House. The posse jump­ I is because he rarely carries an money in his pockets. ed the same train on the opposite side The other day he was at a festivi ami the conductor stopped the train. with his brother, Prince Henry, anl As the train stopped Lyons dismounted his attention being drawn to a neu J and had no more than done so when automobile machine, he resolved to pul FLANNEL HOUSE WRAPPERS, flounce skirt several guns were leveled at him with a coin in the slot in order to see boJ the command to throw up. The murderer the apparatus worked. When hl and ruffled shoulders, braid trimmed............. SPRING 1903 SILKS. The new Creations. Inspect who made boasts that he would not be searched for a coin, however, he coull $1.38, $1.08, 88c. this showing. taken alive for horse stealing, acquisced not find one and he was obliged to boi| White and Colored Corded Japanese Wash Silks .. 50c. PETTICOATS, including black mere sized Sateen like a weakling and made no attempt to row from his brother. On various other occasions, and e*| Embroidered, White Novelty Silks........................... $1.24 resist arrest. and Moreen, some with umbrella flounce and pecially while hunting, since it is hiJ After the arrest was made the posse narrow ruffles, others with deep graduated PONGEE SILKS, in Imported and Domestic custom to give money to the forest er 1 telephoned the Sheriff .here and started and other attendants, he has found J $2.75, $1.25. plaited flounce and indestructable bottoms For Eugene with their prisoner. Upon necessary to borrow from his coin! Famous “ Royal” Taffeta, in all the leading $4.00, $2.65, $1.50, $1.00, 69c. arrival here they were met by Sheriff panions. | I shades........................................................................ 85c. Fisk and the prisoner was hurried to a The only time when he fills his pockJ 11 /\ size COTTON BLANKETS, very soft and : Peau de Soie Silk......................................... $1.48 to $1.15. cell and now awaits arraignment for his ets with money, says the Detroit Free nappy, tan....................................................... Pair, $1.00. Guaranteed to wear, Taffetas.................... $1-25 to 85c. terrible crime. The trial will come up nt Press, is on Christinas eve, for it has the March term of Circuit Court. The long been his custom to stroll at that, Black Taffeta, 36in. wide, oil boiled and domestic 104 size COTTON BLANKETS, grey mixed, time through the streets near the pall public mind is now at ease with the finish.......................... :............................. $1.60 ace and to give money to ail deserving: very fleecy ..... ................................................... Pair, 55c. satisfying knowledge that the murderer SATIN, in all colors................................................... perrsons whom he meets, but especial-? is safely lodged where he will receive his ly to children and old soldiers. just reward. Lyons, when arrested, made no resist­ Tlit Left Lead«. The left lobe of the brain, govern- ance, as he was unarmed. He made a statement to his captors that he passed ing the right side of the body, is known through Eugene last night and that he to be superior to the light lobe in its slept in a pile of railroad ties near Gosh- { influence upon the bodily functions. Dr. l’helps, a recent investigator, in­ en. Not only did he pass through Eugene sists that the left brain is also the but he went to the house of a man named intellectual half. He has studied White, who takes care of horses for Dr. into the sea. nearly 300 cases of brain injury and SWEPT TO DEATH. For Sale Real Estate Transfers. The 400 survivors brought by the Ex Atwood, and changed 'his clothing disease, and has found that the right A dairy farm of 72 acres, situated ou Furnished by Cooper & Botts, Abstract­ throughout. He was in town for about | side may be severely injured without the Nestucca river at Beaver, Oregon. Thousand Lives Lost in South celsior to Papeete gained the ship’s side materially affecting the thinking pow­ ers. Good location, near a cheese factory, Sea Islands. by swimming three to four miles, from an hour. He said he did not want to ! ers. Transfers from Februray 2nd, to Feb­ school-house, church and store. Price, ----------- : the tops of cocoanut trees. Tue Eimeo, shoot another man, and was about ex-] $3000.—For particulars write or call on ruary 11th, 1903. S a N F rancisco , Feb. 8.—News of a though badly disabled by the storm, also J. R. Finley, Beaver, Tillamook county, fearful loss of life in a distructive sand i brought off as many persons as could _________________ Joe Duncan to Clyde Newell, I.ot it. Oregon. storm that swept over the South Sea swim to her sides, she, like the Excel- block. 12, Tohl’s addition to Nelia- NEHALEM. Islands last month, reached here today ; sior, being unable to run close to the lem City. $20.00. •---------------- Mr. David Schwelnour died February on the steamer Mariposa direct from Ta. | shores, because of the fearful violence William A. Oliver and wife to Laura 5th, at 6 p.in., at the home of Hermen ! hiti, The load of life is estimated at 1000 of the ocean swells, which continued to Newell. 2/y interest in Sw Ne W x /z Tuhbesing, and was buried Saturday souls.-----------------------------------------------------run abnormally high for a week after Se and Se Sw, 9, 2 N, 10. $400.00. afternoon on his tract of land near the [ Gn January 13 last a huge tidal wave the tidal disturbances. Louis Fleck and a ife to Jefferson Fleck. forks of the river. Deceased was horn in accompanied by a terrific hurricane at I Another schooner, the Gauloise, fjfani E J4 of following; Se Se sec. 28 and Germany, January 26th, 1826, and has tacked the Society Islands and the Tua- the Marquesas Islands, 600 miles from I E x /i Ne ami Ne Se, 33, 4 S, 10. been a resident of Nehalem for a number I moni group with fearful force, causing Tahiti, encountered the hurricane while Houses Rented and Taxes paid for non-Residents. $1.00. Life estate reserved. of years. The funeral was conducted by deaths and devastation never before en route to the latter place and only the Joseph I). Briggs and wife to Phineas C. Rev. W. J. Roehtner. equalled in a land of dreaded itornis. -------............ timely action .............. of thecaptain ... in having ...ft the Warren. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. sec. Joe Effenburger is home on a visit from The storm reigned several days, reach : cargo, consisting of 30 head of cattle, 35 Oregon. 18, 3 N, 10.' $938.00. Astoria. ' ing its maximum strength between Jan. pigs and ,30 tons of cotton, jettisoned, Lydia Brasfield ami husband to P. C. Grandma Newell still holds forth on uary 14and January 16. From the meager saved the little craft from destruction. Warren. Deed to same as foregoing, Nehalem. We were misinformed last advices received at Tahiti up to the time Even with this precaution the life of to correct former deed. ft.00. week when we said she had gone to of t he suiting of the Mariposa it ¡sesti, one man was lost by waves sweeping the U. S. A. to Charles Robson. Patent. E Eugene. _________________ mated that at least 1000 of the island deck 8. Ji Nw and and lots 1 and 2, sec 27. Will inhabitants lost their lives. It is feared One of the many acts of heroism re Hill as a Prophet. and lot 1, sec 28, 1 N, 10. that later advices will sdd to the long I ported is that of a woman who climbed XV ashington ,Feb. 9 -“As labor unions list. V. S. A to James J. McGinnis. Patent. one of the tall cocoanut trees and lashed killed industrial England, so are they W ’i Sw 6, 4 S, 9 The first news of the disaster arrived ( her little babe to the branches, hanging U. S. A. to John J. Stoddard. Patent, destined to bring about a grave financial at Papeete, Tahiti. Januaiy 26, on the on to the body of the tree beneath the Sw Sw sec. 8 and N Ji ] Nw and Nw reverse in the United States, and the schooner Eimeo. The captain of the little one as best she could. There they Freight in 5-ton lots and over $3.50 per ton. country is swiftly approaching that schooner placed the fatalities at 500. The 1 remained for ten hours, suffering great Ne, sec 17, I S, 7. Freight in less than 5-ton lots, $4.00 per ton. crisis. It may come in a year. It may steamer Excelsior arrived at Papeete the ’ torture until finally rescued. U. S. A. to Alfred Carlson. Patent, w Passenger rate, $3.50. be deferred till the Presidential year, but following day with 400 destitute surviv­ Thousands of tons of copra and over Ji Se and Se Se, see. 8 and Sw Sw it is bound to come.’* 200 tons of mot her -of-| »earl shells are ors. The captain of the Excelsior esti sec 9, 1 S, 9 So says James J Hill. He denies that mated thfe loss of life to be 800. These known tn be lost. The pearl shells are I. F. Larsen and wife to Charles H. the United States is the leading manu­ figures compìised only the deaths on the valued at $1800 per ton and many valu­ Woolfe. 22 feet off East side lot I, facturing nation of the world and is rap­ three islands of llao, Hikuera and Mak able pearls may now be lost to the world block 4, McDermott’s addition to idly gathering to its bosom the markets okau, whose ordinary population is 1800 forever, us these were considered some Tillamook. $200.00. of the world. On Hikuers Inland, where 1000 inhabi- ' of the best pearl islands in the world. Leo Bruckner to Nicolaus Horras. W “The truth is,’’ says he, “this country tanta were engaged in pearl diving. Nw Se and W >i E }i Nw Se, sec 5 is losing ground in a manufacturing nearly one half were drowned, Ou an Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- 2 8. 9« $750 oo- wav, and we will do very well to hold ajacent island 100 more were washed enced dentist is located in Godfred Marolf to E. D. Snodgrass. Our own markets. Our competitors are out to sea. Makekau and Hao are de- Lots 1 and 2, block 10, A. A. Miller’s Dr Wise’s dental parlors, sweeping us aside, because of the high populated. addition to Tillamook. $125 00. and is prepared to do nothing cost of production litre. This high cost Conservative estimates at Tahiti place Bay City Land Co. to Mn». Nellie Kirry. of production is due to the growth of the number of islands visited by the tidal but first class work and give Lot 13, block 58, Pacific addition to labor unionism. We can't meet the price If wave and hurricane at 80. All of them the best of satisfaction. Bay City. $1.00. STEAMERS-SUE II. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON. ] of German and English manufacturers are under the control of the French Gov­ your teeth need fixing call G. C. Woehrle and wife to Minnie J. 1 and pay the wages the unions compel. 1 ONLY LINE-AST0T1A TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, ernor at Tahiti. The surviving inhabit upon him. Trowbridge. 1 acre in sec. 27, tp 1 1 So long as the tariff is maintained, we BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. ants are left destitute of food, shelter N, R 10. $265.00. | may hold our own markets, but some Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad A Navigstion Co. and and clothing, all having been swept away Tillamook Lumbering Co. to L. Hiner. alao the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. fol San Francisco. Portland day the people of tl»e West will kick over by the storm. Quit-claim. Se Nw, Sw Ne and N ana all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to and demand that the tariff be lowered | The French Government, upon receipt Ji Se 17. 1 N, 7. $1 00. SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, A8TOR1A. OR This sentiment increases the farther Em of news of the disaster, took prompt U. S. Land Office to Edith E. Brown. B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. West one goes ’’ measure to relieve the distressed dis Se 26, 2 S, 8. Receipt. balmer. Agents R* R. R. Co.. Portland. He says Germany now leads the world trict and dispatched two warships, the David Schwellnus to Herman and Bertha {A- A U. R. R. C o .. Portland. in manufactures and is making swifter All orders promptly attended to. Durane? and Zvlee, with fresh water and Schollmeyer. 1 acre in lot 3, 23, 3 I progress than any other country, lie-1 N, 10. $!oo.oo. provisions The Italian man-of-war cause her laborers work cheaply and Office : John M. Morgan and wife to Viola Law- Calabria, accompanied the ».wo French , •pend 66 hours a week in the factory, less. Bond for deed. I acre in Se vessels on their errand of mercy. As, ON THE MAIN STREET, whereas our laborers work but 44. part of Ed rick Thomas D. L. C. the supply of fresh water and provisions ! OPPOSITE TIIE ALLEN Furthermore, German mechanics are $2 oo. A’as totali)* exhausted by the storm it is j 9 sufienor. Before we can compete with HOUSE. Viola Lawless and husband to Nellie feared that many lives will be lost be- ' Germany, we must lower the cost of Allen, Assignment of above bond. fore the relief ships arrive. production and elevate the quality of f too. As far as is known eight white people our products. I have the largest and best assorted stock of old V. 8. A. to Herman Schollmeyer. were among the drowned. Included V ines and Liquors that has ever been imported into among these were: Alexander Brander. Patent. I.ot 19. sec. 13, 3 N, to. Blasts from Ram's Horn. this City. * N. P. Plunkett, of Oakland. T. Donnelly One mortgage securing #740 00. A small door may lead to a large room, formerly a fireman on the steamship Thirty Loaves for a Dollar. God does not measure our sanctity by Australia, and the local sgent of C. Does all kinds of Watch, Clock our sights. Copptnrath, a merchant of Papeete $2.25 per K. For two weeks trom January 31st to A godly heart is better than a golden Added to this number is an unknown and Jewelry repiring if first- February 14th we will give vou 30 tongue. $1.00 $3.00 per K woman, who committed suicide from loaves of bread lor one dollar. I’ll pay The pearl of patience grows in the shell fright. classed order. $1