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TILLAMOOK. OREGON, MARCH 5, 1903 The newest things in Men’s fcnd Boy’s Sweaters and Jer seys ; Women’s Knit Blouses at Halt m’s. H ardware F in ware the most Complete in Tillamook. ess flip le ara ?orse■ ttiag j Ed. Hays had the misfortune to meet lith a bad accident last week while luring land on Mr. W. C King’s place at Sandlake. He was thrown across a log while slashing and broke the small bone of the leg below the knee. Mr. King took him home and had the injured limb set. The tax money is pouring into the Sheri IPs «»(Tice and Mr. Alderm in and his assistants are kept busy and work- mg late into the night keeping up with the work and answering correspondence. The tax money to be collected this year is $72,000, being about $21,000 more than last year. >i.5o per year Editorial Snap Shots It must be. Geo. Brownell, of Oregon City, has again been up to his slick and slipjiery political tricks, by the wav he wanted to get into Harvey Scott’s band wagon when he thought Fulton would be dropped and Mr. Scott taken up in the senatorial fight. * * * The friction between dairymen on ac count of the cont ruling interest in some of the factories and the effort to form a combine has broken out in earnest, the Mecca ot discontent being in the Fair view and Red Clover districts, and from all appearances a new’ factory will be started nt the cross roads where the grange hail is situated. * * * Let’s hope ‘he judges in the debating contest won’t be raw hide republican protectionists and free trade democrats, for if they are there’s going to be a hot time in the old town while the judges chew the rag over their preconceived ideas on the tariff. Charge the audience two- bits extra, Professor, giving them per mission to listen to the judges, for it will be a night job, sure. * * * With about 30,00(1,000,000 feet of standing timber in Tillamook county, only 18,000,000 feet of lumber was cut for shipment last year, thcTruckee Lum ber Company at Hobsonville cutting 13,000,000 ami the Wheeler Lumber Company at Nehalem 5,000,000. For the local trade J. A. Taft Co. cut 3,000,- 000 and the Yellow Fir Co. 1,679,000. What will it be when Tillamook bar is improved ? * * * Do not loose sight of this fact. That by sending Mr. B. L. Eddy to the state legislature on the last two occasions lie put himself in a position where he could do more to bring about theimprovement of Tillamook Bar than any other person or combination of persons have ever done. So let us give praise where praise belongs. It mav surprise some people when we make this assertion : That a lew persons, who have business interests in this county, oppose even the improve ment of the bar and have written letters to Washington opposing harbor improve, meats. The late Congressman T. H. Tongue ga.e the editor of the H ead light this information. * * * Mrs. Lottie Griggs, who was seriously | sick, was brought to the home of her JSIC parents in this city from Portland on Friday. She came in on the Elmore, her mother and brother, Mrs. and Dr- James Wilev, her husband, Rev. A. R. If you uiant anything in the Hardtuare Liine call us up Griggs, and a trained nurse being with Both Phones. We guarantee to give entire satisfaction. her. •• tri j «reír J Two young “sparks’’ went to Sand ial bj lake on their bikes on Sunday,and we are presi told they went "dear’’ hunting. They 1 e must have been badiy smitten with the e pre Sandlake damsels when they will hit the i a ut.» I a inlj You can get Gray Oats or White The famous Francis T. road with their bikes at this time of the TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS. ■n the Oats for seed at Gangloff & Snuf Simmon’s Kid Gloves in all yearsn thatrneck of the wood. Sandlake Don must have something “sweet** in the fer’s. It is 43 years old. the popular Spring shades. feminine line. ambi Goddard entertainment, March 7th. woul£4 It is a home company. Every pair fitted and guaran The annual meeting of the Pleasant It is a policv holder’s company. mire: Mr.W. (’. King is in from Sandlake for teed, $r.oo, 1.40, 1.75 the Valley Creamery Company almost de is no® It does business only in the U.S. the purpose of painting Hy. Crenshaw's veloped into a rough house on Monday, It has not contested a claim in 20 pair at Haltom’s. ie op house. so hostile were some of the stockholders stane years. Attorneys W. LI. Cooper and T. FI. Goddard en tertainment, March 7th. mus ! It is named for the father of his on account of the combine. A big split Goync arc going to try their hands at Mr. W. H. Cooper has bought the P. in the patrons of the factory wws mani eonntry. dairying. cans» D. Newell place at Nehalem, the consider, fest. Oak Nolan, Ben Turner and L. B. It is worthy of its name. t? foil It is the Washington Life Insurance Razor honing a specialty with Davis tion being «‘?7,190. He expects to move Ziemer were elected directors, and J. C. Gott ! Cofcnpanv of New York. Holden secretary and treasurer. the barber, opposite the Allen house. to Nehalem in the near future. asing ; Price 25 cents. * Married on Tuesday, at the home of Someone thought they had more right essor i * H T. Botts, for abstracts. W. Hamilton left the city Sundav to to Merril Smith s bicvcle while he was at the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. b sup* I a de find new quarters elsewhere, probably in the glee club last week, and he is now Vaughn, at Bav View, Mr. James T. C. Ben Riesland for a home. st incfl Woodward and Miss Alice Vaughn. G. wondering who the thief can be. Coos county. Ço- ’ dard entertainment, March 7th. how Cohn & Co. will give the prize, a set of| As the law changing the time of hoi 1- B. Alley performed the ceremony, wh ch C. Hanankratt went out on the boat )n fot ! historical works, in the high school de ing circuit court in this county does not was w itnessed by a large number of re gene« on Sunday. take effect for 90 days, the April term of latives and neighbors. After which the bating contest. Dr. James Wilev returned to Portland happy couple were congratulated and a The steam lumber schooner Acme came I court will take place on the usual date. on Sunday. happy time followed. Grandpa Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Chas. O’Neil moved to in on Sunday to load lumber at the saw COOI was as spry as the youngest. We extend Farm loans nt 6 percent. Apply to mill at Hobsonville. town Friday, occupying the Monroe B,| l . Eddy. our congratulations to the happy couple, house. Mrs. O ’ Neil has a vepted a posi For sale, a fine lot of dry wood, spruce who will live on the Sam Down's farm. i The newest Wiiist materials at Mrs. limbs, sawed to stove length.—Apply at tion in Mr. Eddy’s office again as steno « Stu r geon’s. _ The steamer Elmore came in the bav grapher. the Headlight office. * from Astoria Thursday, arriving up to Farm loans 7 per cent. Apply to C. Now that some of our attorneys are Felix Roy was in from Bahn on Wed" the city Friday. The following passan A I Thayer. going into dairying, the editors better dr. Haley and child went out on the nesday in the interest of a petition before do the same for the purpose of diving the gers came in:—H Myer, P. B Van Tress, the county commissioners. II. Walsinger, Mrs. S. J. Sturgeon, Rev. _.iore on Sunday. attorneys some points how to run a A. R. Griggs an»l wife, Miss McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. R L. Wade returned to JL. F. Burnside, of Three Rivers, was in dairy farm. L Wiley, Mrs. D. Wiley, J. M. Gibson, the city on Thursday after visiting rela the city on Friday. Cohn & Co. have taken stock and L. N. Barnes, Miss M. E. Thomas, C. tives in the Willamette Valley. A FI. Chopard proved up on his home for the next week or so will sell at a The Catholic Church has a new bell, great sacrifice a number of remnants and Schlappi and wife, A. Marolf and wife, stead on Saturday. e the which was blessed at a service on Sun odds and ends to make room lor the big A. Smith, J. Gale, F. W. McNamara, lean» | ';R . Lamb, of Clare, Mich., was in the A. B. Smith. R. L. Wade and wife, J. day at that place of worship. stock of summer goods. fortl c|tv on Wednesday. Fink, Geo. L. Bishop and Hon. B. L. Mrs. David, Mrs. M. Fleck. Miss Lot Attorney G. O’ Nolnn is erecting a Eddy. g Mr. James Ferry left on Sunday to re tie and Mrs. Steel were amongst the small office next to th- Headlight build- turn to Elma, Wash. The annual meeting of the Red Clover passengers who left on Sundav. I ing, which is an assurance that Orr wtil Creamery Company was held on Satur »John F. Fink, of Seattle, Wash., was Mr. Bert Donaldson is expected in on | be in good company when under the eye day, when M. Chance, Ilenrv Leach and is t he city on Tuesday. the Redondo to-day from San Francisco^ I of the Headlight man. M. Abplenalp were elected directors and HW. E. Catterlin. of McMinnville, was where he has been for several months. Mr Casper Schlappi, jr., returned to C & E. Thayer treasurer. The report of in the city on Tuesday. Mr. P. B. VanTress, book-keeper at the city on the steamer on Friday a full the secretary(Mrs. S. Severance) showed g Chris Larsen and H. Anderson were in the Truckee Lumber Co.’s, saw’mill, re fledged Benedict, bring his bride with that the business for last >ear was hr ffom Nehalem on Friday. turned last week from a trip on the out him. Casper is an industrious, perse follows : B Mr. and Mrs. W. Olsen returned from side. vering young man and we wish him bins I Amount of milk received ... 831.118 lbs. California on Wednesday. I 1 Test.......................................... Messrs. C. E. Wilson, of San Francisco, full of happiness. Butter fat............................... 34.191 lbs. I- H. Farmer and James Johnson were in and Win. L. Hosbroach, of Kansas, shoe The Tillamook Headlight and the N.Y. Cheese manufactured......... 85.062% llm. from Sandlake on Tuesday. drummers, were in the city on Wednes Tribune Farmer, only *1.50 for the two 1 Average price of butter fat 24.16 cents. Subscribe while Average price |x*r hundred papers for 12 months B Assessor Hare started out on Monday day. pounds for milk................. 99 4.10 c. I is on his first assessment tour. Mr. F. L. Gunn and family, of Ne this offer lasts. The Tribune Farmer »8, 261.87 Total amount paid............. | Mr. Nels Thompson is expected back halem, came in on the Elmore on a live agricultural paper, full I of useful and instructive information to the city from San Francisco. Wednesday, and left for Nehalem this U S. Best hardwheat Flour at Mr. Samuel Elmore came in from Gangloff & Snuffer’s. ® D. E. Dawson and W. C. Hudson were morning. in from Jloverdale on Tuesday. Children under 12, 15c., for Goddard Astoria on Wednesday, and will be in the city until the steamer leaves on ■ Miss Bella Watt commenced teaching entertainment, Saturday evening, March AUCTION SALE I 7th. Pupils of Mr. Goddard’s singing Saturday looking after his interest here at the Latimer school on .Monday. OF He has brought in 9000 asparagus * LIVE STOCK, HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ■ The long neglected opera house is hav classes free. plants to be planted on his farm. ETC., ETC. Lost, a music book, belonging to Daisy ing a new coat of paint on the exterior. The resignation of the Rev. S. S. White M onday , M arch 16th, 1903.—Noth return it Goodsjjeed — Finder will please B Mrs. Sturgeon has the latest in ap as pastor of the Presbyterian Church in pliques, drop ornaments, buttons, etc. * to Mr. D. Goodspeed or leave it at the this city has l>een accepted, to take effect ing preventing, John Svenson will sell at his farm, one mile north of Tillamook Headlight office. K When you advertise in a newspaper the end of this month. It is probable City, the billowing personal property : Don’t fail to get ready for the mas. that a call will be made ro a gentleman Ifike the H eadlight it brings you trade. A large Jersey Bull, 40 Milch Cows, ■ Rev. A. R. (iriggs left on the steamer querade ball nt the Tillamook Opera in Iowa, a Iriend of Prof. E. H. Whittlev. fresh or to be freshen: nine 2 year old and cele- House, on March 17th. Come | On Sunday, to retnrn to Hoquaim,Wash. The county commissioners’ court have Heifers with calf; 15 yearling Heifers : brate old St. Patrick. * decided to correspond with the like one yearling bull ; three large draft There don’t appear to be any great Mr. E. M. Harvey and family came in officials in Tillamook and fix a day to Horses ; two farm wagons, one heavy ¡Tush of business al the ««hooting gallery. on the steamer on Wednesday, He has I meet them on the boundary line road. and one light ; a two-seated Buggv ; Mrs. Goddard’s physical culture class bought Mr. Richardson out and will The day will probably lie one in pleasant two sets of Harness ; a Harrow ; Mow ill have its last lesson on “Tnerday put in a steam laundry. I weather in Ma; or June.—Astoria Daily ing Machine ; two horse rnkes, plow, txt. L. N. Barnes returned from Marshfield News. cultivator and other farming implements The <1rv weather for the past few on Thursday, lor the purpose of making _ Mr. J. Nelson, E. M. Lyons, J. L. and tools, also a boat ; and Sleeks is soinething nnuaual for Tilla- prrpnrntion, to rrtorn there arid Gunn and family, Ox T hlnsday , A pril 2nd. 1903.—At _ ___ ___________ Fred Wheeler and ■nook. into busineu in that town. wife, E. N. Harvey and family, J. Jeffer the same place, he will sell is HOUSE- Don’t miss the Goddard's last Goddard entertainment. March "th. son and 8. Elmore were among the HOLD GOODS, Furniture, Carpenter's entertainment, Saturday, March ' passengers who arrived on Wednesday Tools, Lnmlwr, etc., etc. A. A. Cutter Shoes in all on the Ebn<»re. She will leave again on Probably no better herd of Cows can 7th. Tickets at Lamb's Book I m * found ia Tillamook Couwty than the Store. 1 Saturday. weights at Haltom’s Six young men, representing the liter nboie mentioned, as they are the result ary societies of the Tillamook High ot the culling of his choice cows for the ' School, will have a public debate in the past fifteen years and none are over i opera house on Saturday evening. March eight years old. Terms, cash, or one year’s time with 21, when the question for debate will lie “Resolved, that the protective tariff approvecTsccurity. Interest 6 percent. Sales to commence promptly at ten Come to me in large numliers each day. Why ? Because I have a reputa policy of the United States has served o ’ clock in the forenoon. tation for the purity of mv drugs and the skill I use in compounding. the purpose for which it was adopted Prescriptions XIY and should now lie abandoned.** The PRESCRIPTION Auction Sale of Furniture Department is finely equipped, kept seftfpuloosly clean, and you cun be sure contest will l>e interaperaed with a that you get just what your physician means that you should. pleasing literary program, which will lie L. N. Barnes will sell his furniture mid given later. The proceeds of the evening household goods nt auction sale next will lie added to the piano fund. Saturday, March 7th, at one o'clock, Beardleat Barley for aeed at at his resilience east of the Headlight office. Every body invited. Gangloff & Snuffer's. to the next congressional cor.vention to ruse considerable tact and judgment, for no matter who may be fortunate, the delegation should go there and work for the aspirant who will pledge himself to this improvement. Mr. Eddy was fortu nate in this particular with Senators !. II. Mitchell and C. W. Fulton, and hav ing stood loyal to them in their hard ami protracted senatorial fights, they can be relied upon to do everything in their power when the bill is in the senate. By all means send a strong, influential dele gation to the republican congressional convention from Tillamook, for bar im provement is the great and burning issue as far as this county is concerned. New Feed Store. Wheat, oats, barley,shorts, middlings, bran, oil meal, whole wheat flour, best hard wheat flour. At G angloff & S ni ffer ’ s . Notice. All members of the Tillamook Athletic Club who fails to pay their membership fee by the 10th of March will be dropped from the roll. H oward E dmunds , Secretary. The best cup of Coffee in town. Lunch at any time, ac Vogler’s bakery. Mob Attempt to Lynch. B aker C ity , Or , March 3.—Two him dred men made a determined attempt this morning to lynch Pleasant Arm strong, in the jail here, for the murder of Minnie Ensminger, at North Powder on December 24. » Most of the men were railroad em ployes. ranchers and miners from Nort i Powder, and who were friends and ac quaintances of the Ensminger family. They gathered at Baker City at mid. night and attacked the jail nt 2 o’clock this morning The Sheriff had warning of the ap- proach of the mob and, just in time, spirited Armstrong across the street to the Bowen Building, where he was kept under guard till daylight. The mob would not disperse until it had searched every nook and corner of the jail. The attempted lynching will be inves tigated by the court and the grand jurv and the leaders brought to trial, if possi ble. Armstrong and Minnie Ensminger were lovers. The girl’s parents objected to their union and thev made a compact to commit suicide together. Instead of keeping the agreement, Pies Armstrong killed the girl and per mitted himself to be captured and charg - ed with unlawful murder. The troubles and perplexities of an edi tor are sometimes many and varied. The Headlight man, unintentionally, some months since, brought the ire and indig nation upon himself of Capt. J. Dawson, because we did not give the veteran wea ther prophet the whole of the credit for getting the bar surveyed and obtaining the recent appropriations for the im provements in the bay. The Headlight has always treated Captain Dawson with all due respect, and we are sorry Jailer is Slain. that he should have taken offence, but it he has harbored up an idea that he is O lympia . Wash., March 1.—In a des. entitled to the credit, and no one else, perate and Idoodv encounter with a pris we are not going to say one word to oner tn the County Jail this afternoon change his ideas on that point, especially Jailer David Morrell was beaten on the as it is a pleasure to him to think so. head with a lead pipe, shot three limes and left lying dead oil the floor of the * * * What’s the trouble, any wav, with the jail. The murderous prisoner was an business and professional people of Tilla ignorant Swede named Christ Benson, in mook City that they cannot bury their jail for grand larceny. Benson escaped, trivial, petty jealousies and get together leaving the inner and outer doors of the and devise means and ways whereby the jail open and the floor ot I lie steel tank, city can encourage new industries mid containing seven other prisoneis, un attract emigration to the county? Are locked. Benson is still at large. lack Kaida, a trusty in the main corri we going to allow the city’s business and the ciy's future to decline because dor of the jail, gave the alarm at the we lack the push, the enthusiasm, the nearby home of Sheriff Jesse Mills. Mills unity of purpose ? That’s what makes was absent, but Mrs. Mills seized a re a dead, businessless city and brings dis. volver, ran to the jail amblield at bay couragement. People who come in from the tank prisoners until help arrived. The prisoner has been captured at the outside, also traveling men, tell us that other towns are now wide awake Elma, Wash. and making the best of their opportuni ties, especially Coos County, where they Proclamation by the President. have been encouraging industries, con- Whereas, public interests reqnire that sequcntly business has commenced to boom there. This has even attracted l the Senate should convene in extrnordi- quite a few Tillamookers. who will in . nary session ; Theiefote, I, Theodore Roosevelt, Pre. the near future migrate there to partici- l pate in the lively business affairs. Let's sident of the United States, do hereby get out of the indifferent, exclusive rut | proclaim and declare an extraordinary we have fallen i to in Tillamook < ity , session of the Senate of the United States and sec what v\c can dq to keep abreast to convene in the capital city, Wash of the times in a commercial, industrial ington, D.C , on the 5th day of March, and business way. We have everything 1903,at 12 o'clock, noon. All persons to gain and nothing to loose by l»ewtir- who at that time may be entitled to act ing ourselves in trying to get new indus as members of the Senate are hereby re quire to take notice. tries. (Signed). * * * T heo I' ore R o < sevrlt , The question of a successor to the late President. Congressman T. II. Tongue is still far from settled. No one seems to have any “cinch” on the republican nomination. The Headlight man has asked Mr. B L. Eddy if lie cx|iects to lie a candidate, ami he informs us that he will not. He says Big Fire in Portland. that many prominent republicans of the The handsome l)ekum Building at the district have assured him that the nomi nation is within his reach, but Mr. Eddy corner of Third and Washington streets, seems to have no desire to take up Ins Portland, was gutted by fire, w hich orr- residence at Washington. It would lie g > i) a ted in an unknown manner nt 12:30 a streak of good luck for Tillamook if on 1 uesdav morning. No lives were lost, Mr. Eddy could have gone there ascon, but damage to the structure and the gressman, for upon our next representa- stores and offices in it was wrought to tative rests the responsibility <4 getting the probable extent of a quarter of a mil an appropriation in the next river find lion dollars. Oyer 500 business and harbor lull for the improvement of Tilla professional me» and women, clerksand mook bar. Therefore, it will be neces- other employes have lx*en thrown out of I sarjr for the dclegtUim from Tillamook employment temporarily.
