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MS wly * file tbr Utk I pair caF* Ä ------- - ------- ------- ---- ---=-------------- Vol. XV. No. 51. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JULY 9 $1 .50 per year There is to be a ball game on the race The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg came in j constitutional ? We will allow the legal for the benefit of Tillamook City and Editorial Snap Shots. tract on Sunday afternoon between Bay on Thursday, her passengers being Wm. lights of the city to decide the point, but county ? City and Tillamook. Hamilton,Frank Fowler, J. J. Crawford, It’s poor business policy to advertise it will have to be decided in the courts, Or, are we satisfied with this industrial Rev. J. S. Rhoades, of Huntsville, is ex C. H. Wheeler, W. Brown, Jake Graham, in a newspaper and loose customers by anyway, if the judges in Multhomah stagnation, lack of business, bottled-up pected in this week to fill the vacancy Jos. Bromley,JW. Sides, F. Burdick, Miss doing so. county are sustained by the supreme condition, and lack the energy to sur * * * M. Van Waters, Miss M. Chamberlain in the pastorate of the U.B. church. court. The amendment to the city char mount the difficulties which confront the The next thing in order is to pack up ter was framed and submitted to the city county ? Or, are they too difficult to F. H. Caldwell and wife, T. H. Bryan, and D. Millar. and be off to the beach or to rusticate in and wife and Miss Bryan, of Newberg, Married, in the parlor of the Allen the mountains, for the next few months council and then sent to Representative surmount until Tillamook bar is improv B. L. Eddy at Salem and became a law. ed or we get railroad connections ? Match Race, 1 mile. Trotting.—Best registered at the Larsen house on Wed House, in Tillamook Citv, on Monday, the weather will be delightful. nesday. If the amendment to the city charter is We will leave our readers to form their 2 in 3. Purse. $1000. the 6th inst., by Rev. W. N. Blodgett, * * * Running Half Mile and Repeat.—Purse, unconstitutional then it will deprive the own conclusions, for there is a wide dif G. O. Nolan had the misfortune to fall pastor of the I’.B. church, Mr. J. Beuja- If the driving association would move »20. citizens of voting upon the question : Do ference of opinion. However, it seems through a trap door into the cellar of min Wilkeison, of Portland, to Miss the stand to the other side of the tract, Free to Ponies. l+>a hands and under. Running 600 yards and repeat.—Purse, the Palace saloou on Friday and fracture Pearl Adkins. The latter has been teach facing it south, it would be a great pro they want a $60,000 bonJed indebted' to us, although it may be impossible to remedy all the drawbacks to the county some of his ribs. »20. ing school.at Three Rivers, coming from tection from the wind and where people ness or not. * * * Entrance Fee to Running Races, $5.00. at one sweep, some concerted action Mr. L. H. Brown, who came in from Lane county to Tillamook. could watch the events in comfort. We understand that the county court l —Half added to purse. should be taken by the business men and Portland on business and renewed old * * * has about decided to have the county j On Friday afternoon, while Titos. H. acquaintance with his numerous friends, Goyne, Nels Thompson and CarlSvenson The editor has received many congratu books experted at some future date. We ' manufacturers to relieve the present stagnation in the milling business. It is TILLAMOOK JOTTINGS returned on Monday. were working on a new barn on the I lations on the marriage of his daughter, believe this is right and proper that this of vital importance to this city, and an Services will be held in the Adventist former’s place on Bewley Creek, it sud- but however much he may appreciate the should be done every two year, previous * Church uext Sanday from one til£ two, denly collapsed and pitched them to the hifidly congratulations, there is a feeling to county officials time expiring. This is effort in that direction is certainly in H. T. Botts, for abstracts. order at this time. —- ---- 1 injuring —1— ---------- J °- Brock & Atkinson will saw your wood.* o'clock, and Sunday School from twelve’ ground, Goyne and Svcnson, so of a link missing in the family circle and something the officials who handle pub happy home. tiil one — Rev. J. Loser. lic money honestly should insist that the much so that Dr. Smith had to be sent XVm. Hamilton has again returned to School Boundry Board. * * * Miss Agusta Schrader, who has been for to attend to their injuries. this city. The fourth ward is’without a council courtv court have done, for it would es The School District Boundry Board, tablish the fact that they were honest offi Mrs. Waldvogel will leave for Bandon on a visit to M. Perkins' family at Ash- z The steamer Geo. R. Vosberg left with man, so if the voteis in that ward would land, returned home on Wednesday, an$. the following passengers on Monday for signify by petition who they would like cials and they would retire with a good consisting of the county court and Supt. on Friday. record ; whereas, on the other hand, it G. B. Lamb, met this week and estab Miss Flora Perkins accompanied her. Astoria.- Misses Jessie and Ethel Da /is, to confer the honor of city dad upon, it John Paquet was in from Bahn on would detect any leakage of public funds lished a new district, to be known as is safe to say the city council would pre Miss Marion Chamberlain, daughter of Mrs. Jos. Butts, Frank Fowler, W. B. M ednesday. and expose the guilty parties. To have No. 50, and was taken from districts Governor Geo. Chamberlain, and Miss Holman, W. Brown, J. J. Crawford, F. fer filling the vacancy in that way. Sheriff Alderman went out to Portland the county books exported so often is Nos. 8 and 32. It will embrace ail that * * * Marguerite Van Waters, of Portland, R. Morand, «8. W. Closner, Miss Freda on Saturday. What a nice thing it would be if Tilla only a public safe-guard, but to allow part of district No. 32 south of the came in last week to spend a vacation at Wheeler, Mrs. Clara Trotter, Mrs. Fred Don’t forget the ball game at the race Nehalem. mook City had a nice band similar to them to go for years without being ex- Nestucca river, and also secs. 1, 2, 3, 10, Wheeler, W. Sides, L. H. Brown. tract, Sunday. that from McMinnville which played for l»erted is not satisfactory to the public 11, 12, 13, Hand 15 from district No, Fairview Grange, No. 273, will meet at Married, on Monday, the 6th inst., at the celebration. Bands, like other organ- nor the county officials. And the proper 8. Swift Willis, of Umpqua, was in the their hall in Fairview on Saturday, July the parsonage of the Uuited Brethren izations, require a good leader, and if time to do it is before officials retire from The petition before the board for a city on Tuesday. 11th, at 10 a.m. Come early and come church, in Tillamook City, by the Rev. office, for, as in private business, a few change in the boundary between dis the local band boys could secure one, FrEnk Richardson went out to Port all and have a good time.—L. S. May W. N. Blodgett, Mr. Clifford S. Nelson to they would render just as good music as trivial irregularities will creep in, so it tricts Nos. 14 and 46, was not allowed. land on Saturday. nard, master. Miss Dorris Donaldson. The bride is the any band brought in from the outside. may be with county affairs. No official The petition called for 40 acres of land J. J, McGinnis, of Hebo, was in the Rev. J. R. Welch preached a fine sermon daughter of Mrs. Amanda L. Donaldson who is honest need fear having his books belonging to Daniel Perry to be trans * * * city on Wednesday. in the Presbyterian chnrch on Sunday and is well known throughout the coun So the initiative and referendum law, experted, not so, however with the offi ferred to district No. 46. J. V. Huntsinger was in from Prospect evening, after which an interesting letter ty with a number of friends, while the which was voted upon at the last elec- cial who is dishonest. In the matter of the dissolution of Hill on Wednesday. was read from Rev. C. P. Metzler, who groom is a representative of a portrait ti(Yn and carried with a large majority,is school districts 28 and 35, not complying * * * Why is it that the saw mills in this with sec. 25, art. 4 of the school law of declared unconstitutional by four judges company. C. W. Keller, of Neskown, was in the is now in China. city on Wednesday. Mrs. Parrish, wife of Commissioner Rain, as usual, somewhat marred the in the circuit court in Multnomah conn county are shut down, and at a time 1903, having less than therequired num when there is a demand for lumber at ber of children to form a school district, C. Ben Riesland and wife went out to Parrish, underwent an operation for pleasure on the Fourth, yet for all that ty. That is another nail in the populist cancer at Albany on Tuesday, and we a large crowd was in the city. The races corpse, for it was with that party that good prices ? There is a cause for this in an order was made for the county super Portland on Sunday. dustrial stagnation and loss of employ intendent to receive all monies in the the idea found so many exponents. N. A. Skeels and wife, of Eugene, was are glad to hear she is getting along as on the 3rd, when the weather was beau ment. And why not probe to the bot hands of the school clerks, to be disposed * * * well as can be expected. tifully fine, attracted a good crowd. F. in the city last week. Every once in a while business men are of as the law directs. These districts R. Beals’ Merrygo won the trotting race pestered with new advertising proposi tom and ascertain the real cause ? Campers are beginning to come in and Fred Downes, of Sara, Wash., was in Is it for the want oi enterprise ? will remain without schools until the and B. O. Snuffer ’ s Julia the pacing race. enjoy Tillamook’s splendid cool and re tions. but the best advertising medium the city on Thursday. Is it for the want of a reliable tow ser. people in the districts petition to be an freshing atmosphere. sea breeze and the The McMinnville brass baud rendered after all is the home newspaper. That vice ? Born, on Sunday, to the wife of Pink grand scenery which cannot be sur. some fine music each day and Mr. C. nexed to some other district or they makes the H eadlight , the oldest and Is it because Tillamook has been sub secure enough children in the district to Crabtree, a daughter. V. Galloway, of McMinnville, delivered most reliable newspaper, the best ad ver- passed in.the Northwest. ject to monopoly transportation com re-organize. O. Young has purchased the Homer a splendid oration. tising medium in the county, for it enters panies. A suit was filed in the county court on Mason ranch at Fairview. Mrs. Juliette Jones, of the Oregon the homes of the people, is read and re Wednesday by C. & E. Thayer against Is it because false reports have been The best cup of Coffee in Three men wanted for harvest work at Roger Mahoney for the sum of $94.23 on Children’s Home Society, is visiting Till read and passed round to neighbors to circulated about Tillamook bar for the town. Lunch at any time, at once.—W. H. Cooper, Nehaletn. a promissary note, with interest. $25 at amook and vicinity in the interest of be read. That’s why wide awake busi- purpose of scaring shipowners from send Vogler's bakery. orphaned, neglected or abused children. ness men prefer the H eadlight when ing their vessels here ? Mrs. P. McIntosh and Miss Bogard torney’s fees and costs of the action. Oregon is onr of the 24 states engaged they want to reach the people. went out to Portland on Sunday. Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- Is it because there are those who do Mr. B. L. Eddy returned from Oregon * * * Born, on the 25th ult., at Bay City, to City on Monday, where he had gone to in this hdme finding method without the not want to see competition in transpor enced dentist is located in There are three districts which ha ve aid of an institution. The association Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and the wife of John Bodie, a daughter. deliver the 4th of July oration, but on has been instrumental in placing 20,000 not yet reported to Supt. G. B. Lamb, tation and the introduction of new saw is prepared to do nothing but Jf you have any fat cattle for sale you account of so much Oregon mist the cele children in good Christian homes. They viz., Nos. 1,9 and 40. Of the 46 districts mills ? Is it because the business men and man first class work and give the shpuld address Fred Skomp, Trask. bration did not take place in that city. keep a careful supervision of the children which have reported, the census is 1,374 ufacturers have never come down and best of satisfaction If your «A Anderson,W. Corwell and R. Renick, The county court derided to meet the in their care until of legal age, making it persons of school ago, or a gain of onlv | worked together for a “community of teeth need fixing call upon of Portland, are at the Larsen house. / county court of Clatsop county between well nigh impossible for abuse or ill 18. As district No. 9, which includes interests’’ vessels, owned and operated him. tt>s. Bromley returned from Napa,Cal., the 10th and 15th of August to confer treatment to occur. The expense of this Tillamook City, will add to the number of persons of school age and give a gain last week to prove up on his homestead. with that body about constructing a home finding method is onlv $50 per child, which includes all expenses to of 15, making the total gain about 33, 'Eugene Willis and wife, of Portland, wagon road between the two counties. registered at the Allen house on Wednes H. A. Littlefield, W. H. Nelson and society until grown. This fund conies it is plain to see that the county is not day. wife, Mrs. H. J. Littlefield, of Newberg, from membership dues and contribu making much progress in that respect for and A. P. Fletcher, wife and daughter, of tions. We bespeak for the work the a new country. * * * J. S. Stephens is the agent for the Mu tual Life Insurance Company of New Lafayette, registered at the Larsen house hearty co-operation of the people of this Portland has a number of footpads on Sunday. They are in camping for a county. York. holJing up people on the street and the Married, on Saturday, at the residence trolly cars, and Tillamook has a night | Matthew Murphy has been appointed few weeks. The lumber schooner Lizzie Prien was of the bride’s parents (Mr. and Mrs. Fred prowler, on the Wilson river, north of, administrator of the estate of Jeremiah C. Baker), in Tillamook City, Mrs. Lee this citv, who visits the milk houses of j Murphy. / towed to sea from Nehalem on Friday M. Travis to Miss Lily Rose Baker, the dairymen and swijies the cream from the [ last with about 200,000 feet of lumber John H. Gault and R. H. Remick, of Rev. J. R. Welch, of the Presbyterian milk cans. He visited Bert Alderman’s from the Wheeler saw mill. There was Hillsboro, came in last week for a short Church, performed the ceremony. Mr. at mid night on Wednesday and is again j eleven feet of water on that bar when vacation. C. V. Galloway, a former class mate of milking the milk cans in that district and she was towed out. Rev. W. N. Blodgett and family will the groom, acted as l>est man, and Misses the factory man is getting blamed for The Christian Church, which has been leave on the next steamer, returning to Nellie and Lottie Banfield, of Portland, not giving a fair test. It is time that without a pastor for quite a time, is to Dufur, Or. who are on a visit, acted as bridesmaids, this night prowler and sneak thief was in have a new pastor next Sunday, who is W. W. Ridehalgh came in on Wednes to preach morning and evening. The were the only persons present outside the penitentiary. * * * day to arrange for the fishing and can gentleman is Rev. E. M. Patterson, and the family circle. The bride was daintily The editor has been repeatedly taken attired in a dress of white organdie, trim ning season. he comes from Medford. med with white satin, and the groom for Claude Thayer by some and J. Pier P. B. Van Tress, who had been outside The steamer Sue H. Elmore left hereon was fashionably attired in the usual con pont Morgan by others this week, and 1 all because he is wearing a new suit of for two weeks, returned to Hobson ville „ Saturday , . , on e Sunday . .. .. and . sailed with the ventional dress suit. After the ceremony clothes which he bought from Todd for on Wednesday. following passengers : C. Beu Riesland Mrs. Baker served a nice wedding lunch, $7 50 —Independent. Mrs. Loser, wife of the Rev. J. Loser, and wife, Lee M. Travis and wile, D. E. Gracious, what levity during which the McMinnville brass band returned from visiting friends in the East Brockbank, C. L. Clap, Mr. McCloud, A. serenaded the happy couple with several of Claude Thayer; and, on Wednesday. F. McIntyre, B. F. Durfee. B. Brenner, deletions of music. Mr. Travis is a grad the silly little man to personate himself George Williams will be fire warden Mrs. P. McIntosh and Miss Bogard uate of the State university at Eugene as looking line that gentlemen. It’s too along the Nehalem and Wm. Riefenberg The passengers who came in on the Sue and Ann Arbor, Mich., was one of the ridiculous for anything, and no wonder along the Trask. H. Elmore on Wednesday were E. Miller boys who joined the Second Oregon and that people snicker. That kind of jour John McNamer brought in the Per- and wife. M. Rulsord, J. Steward and went to Manila with that regiment. He nalism is enough to make a monkev cheron stallion Prince Alma last week, wife, S. J. Reed. W. Tirus. W. Carnahan. is now practicing law at Eugene. Mr. snicker ; but, hush, it’s Mr. Thayer’s which is at Grayson & McNamer’s barn. S. Renes, — Woolt, Mrs. Nolan, J. C. and Mrs. Travis left the same evening on Independent newspaper plant that is The lumlier schooner Antelope has ar Allen, — Sutton. Mrs. Loser, Mrs. and the steamer, going to Astoria and Port causing the snicker. * * * rived and is loading lumber at the Tilla Miss Fuller. W. Walker, P. B. Van Tress. land to S|>end several days with friends If von can’t get a living any other way W. W. Ridehalgh, Miss Flora Perkins previous to going to Eugene. A large mook Lumbering Co's saw mill in this numljer of friends were at the docks to and you think the taxpayers owe you a and Miss Agusta Schrader. congratulate them and to bid them pood living, it’s altogether t<KJ soon to get a bye, and until the steamer pulled out at political bee buzzing in your bonnet and We will also give with each |io cash purchase a 16x20 En the lower dock they were showered with to figure out that you’re going to lie the next county clerk or sheriff, for the peo larged picture on anything sold except sugar, flour, oil, tobacco rice and old slippe.s. pie. more so in the future than in the and coffee, which are sold on a very close margin. past, will decide who they want for the County Court. county officials—not this or that faction- MAKE A VAPOR Anna Simmons, plaintiff, vs. W. H. H. Anyway, men who continually want a Cary and E. 0. Quick, defendants. Upon public office and use all manner of plans FOUR STYLES. 1 J«t 75c. motion of plaintiff case w as dismissed. to force themselves oil the public do not 2 J«ts 85c. The First National Bank of Astoria, as a rule make good officials, as tliey 3 Jets, gal plaintiff, vs.A. Zuirchcr and John Zuercli- are generally failures in their own line of vanized $1 OO. er. defendants. On motion of plaintiff business but think they can run one the 3 Jets,bras, 1.25. magnitude of,a county. Do not worry,the case was dismissed. Tillamook Logging Company.plaintiff, ta x pa vers will nominate and elect the vs. W. B. Aiderman and A. Anderson. On next county officials, and it won’t lie the motion of plaintiff the case was dismis few who are now trying to figure out how lightning is going to strike them. FOR sed. ffi * • Benoit Brovost,plaintiff, vs Tillamook Here is a nice point of law to lie passed Lumbering Co., defendants. Judgi incut u|»on : As four judges in Multnomah lor plaintiff in the sum of |*<4 44 and county bare declared the initiative and the cost of the action. Keeps the Flies off Stock. referendum law to l»e uiKonstit u I hjiim I, August 1st, 1903. leal 378.—W» .....------- IraòlW $250.00 GIVEN AWAY On October 1, ’03 We will give away, absolutely free of charge $250.00 in Cash or Merchandise. First Prize, $50.00. 42 Prizes in all. With each $1.00 cash purchase made we will give you a ticket which will entitle you to one chance in these prizes. We carry a complete stock of CLOTHING, HATS and SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED. CLOUGH'S SPRAYERS TODD & CO G. Ben f^iegland Land Company Carbolic Compound and the framers of the bill to amend the city charter giving Tillamook City the Ct BUS E. WlLMM (McMinnville) — power to creatr a Ixnided imichtediicss Your letter shall appear nest week. It of $6<).000 put in tl»e initiative anil refrreminm clauses. Is that la w also tin 1 If.after using CARBOLIC COMPO'X'D you are r^ot satisfied c.imr aarf j.et ca ir too late for this issue. y<’«t m»nry I Nick. One Quart, at 50c. makes 10 Gallons. Clough,Reliable Druggist To Correspondent« Dairy Farms. Town Property. Mill Sites. Water Fronts. Timber Lands Rentals. Life and Fire Insurance Financial Agent. Tillamook City, Oregon
