Tillamook headlight., December 10, 1903, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 1_
b t ha ve gone a way with the ex| erienev
that Tillamook City i» a good place to
■s are some l imes very expen get "skinned’’ it you have not enough
Five. Oc asionaly life itself is the price determination to keep away from
of a mistake, hut you’ll never regret the gambling houses.
purchase <>f a fine piano for that home ol
Selects a Fine Piano.
yours. There are bone choice instru
meuts t«» I k - closed out at large discounts
Mr. Vance Nodine bought the tine
at A. H Adams' piano store.
(|U •rter sawed oak case Weser piano
F. N. S mith . Salesman.
wh’ch was in the A. H. Adams stock ot
EilciS pianos here Thi> piano is the one
of
maiivti.nes, and has the orchestra at
New Steel Bell Tower.
tachnwnt«.e understand that Air. No
At a meeting of the hose company nil intendsto keepthis piano in the Optra
Thursday evening it was decided to House, where he Im* already placed it.
order a 60 foot steel bell tower, as the
present tower, which was erected about
This is How it Goes.
ten years ago, is unsafe and liable to
collapse at any time. I'he hose coin
11-e gambling faction won the first
pauv is wanting the city council to skirmish and they are entitled to all the
furnish a lot, more centrally situ «ted, honor and reputation it will bring them.
for the new tower. In all probability But that does not prove that the ma
the hose ooinpanv will make arrange jority is right and the minority is wrong,
in uts also for securing a ne w bell.
for tile facts are too stiong that the city
officials allow open gambling. Would
the gamblers ha ve voted for the mayor
The “Ocean Wave” is Dead.
and marshal on Monday it they intended
The Ocean Wave has given up t he to close up gambling? Not i.meh, for the
ghost ! Poor thing, we feel awtullv sail vole ihat elected them would have put
and grieved because we have not been their official heads into the basket.
invited to act as master of ceremonies at
A Retort.
the wake and chief p ill bearer, tor the
Wave should have a decent burial and a
TO THE EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
i
suitable headstone to remind other edi­
Notice to the editor of the Herald is
tor’s that the lite of another “Long felt
want’’ had petered out for the want of hereby given, that I. J. S. Rhoads, was
converted to Godin the year 1867.and on
patronage and a field to keep it alive
The H eadlight has had to write the the 15th day of April, 1868, 1 was duly
obituary notice of quite a lew newspapers authorized to preach the gospel, bv the
in rillamook, and tor the reason that a Church of the United Brethren in Christ,
large number of the citizens have been as that body of devouted men and women,
loval in the support of the H eadlight judging that God’s gracious spirit had
moved me to this work, and that tor
as their first newspaper has been loyal
these 35 years I have been an approved
to the interest of Tillamook county
preacher in this good church, and that
Here is the epitaph for our lamented and
at no time has any charge or complaint
respected Ocean Wave :
of
preaching false doctrine been alleged
’¡'was the Weatherlv hot air thunder.
against me, and that I have been honor­
That sent the Wave, scutiers under.
And democracy’s hard times blunder. ed for years with the most respected
position of my church, and that I am
Rent, oh, the poor little Wave, asunder.
ameanable to this body tor my official
lite and character, and furthermore, I
shall be the judge of what is best lobe
A Challenge.
used as subject matter in mv pulpit.
Rollie has seen fit to give the H ead - | At least I will not consult a defender of
LIGHT man another dig, but as he was saloons and gamblers to dictate the sub­
imposed upon once before we suppose I ject matter for mv public services.
some little imp has been allowed again Very respectfully and humbly your, etc.
the privilege of using Hollies pop gun to
J. S R hoads .
in > it into us. The question at issue is
gambling and the special privileges the |
He’s Wrong Again.
gamble! s have been allowed in Tillamook J
City. As Rollie has never taken a stand
The opposition put up a strong ticket,
against gambling, but appears to be taking politics into the pulpit ami using
now siding in with that taction now the Headlight as a mouth piece, still the
they have won out. wechallenge him to a citizens ticket carried the day.—Herald.
newspaper controversy to prove that
Rollie does not confine himself to the
gambling and gambling privileges are a , truth when lie says the opposition used
good thing far Tillamook (itv and we the Headlight as a mouth piece. That is
will reply ami prove that gambling and i not true. What we wrote in regard to
gambling privileges are a damnable curse gambling was done without anv sugges­
to l iRamook Citv, its business interests, tions whatever from anyone nor did we
its moral standi.ig and blings desertion. ’ have anything to do with putting up an
poverty and s< now into the homes ol opposition ticket. The editor has never
some ol our citizens. And will then allow : allowed friend, foe or faction to influence
a fail minded public to decide which is ! him when a public question like gam­
right and which is wrong and which | bling is the issue. We take the position
newspaper is the best exponent of the and stick to it that gambling houses are
people’s interests.
plague spots and for the good of the city
ami the best interests of our citizens, we
If Gamblers are Allowed Special say most emphatically, that gambling
in Tillamook City should be put a stop
Privileges in Tillamook Citv—
to. Wc have no personal fight against
Why can’t drug stores sell whiskey on those who run gambling houses or those
prescriptions ?
who gamble, or those who voted to give
Why can’t the temperauce drink man the citv affairs into the hands of those
who are controlled bv the gambling
put a “stick’’ in his suit drinks ?
Why can't minorsstay out at all hours houses, but it is a question of public
and say to the marshal “We don’t have policy that is involved. Here we claim
the right, as a newspaper mail, whether
to be home, we’re gamblers ?’’
we are right or wrong, to express our
Why can’t Old Bossy, who has made opinions independent of everybody, and
Tillamook famous and comes up regular that is what we did in discussing the
every night in obedience to the city ordi­ gambling question i'l our last and pre
nance, roam the city at all hours of the vious issue. The result of the election
night ?
does not phase us at all, nor do we now
Why can’t the meat markets have their want to get into the g im biers’ band
slaughter houses at the back of their wagon, hut it urges the Headlight
stores ?
man on to greater activititv tochampion
Why can’t cyclists ride on the side a causef which he believe to be for the
walks without dismounting when meet­ best interest of the people of the county
and I'illamook city as well. If we did
ing a pedestrian ?
Why can’t steam wood saw men and not do so, the Headlight, like other news­
dray men operate without paying a city papers, would be a rank failure and not
deserving ol the confidence the people of
license ?
the county have had in it for a long num­
Why can’t George Tone, who wanted ber of iears. But, for argument, sup­
to be city marshal, fence off a part of pose the Headlight had consented to be-
Mam street and start a dairy or hog coine the mouth piece for the opposition
ranch ?
would it not have been the most honor­
Why can't those who get broke at the able and manly course for the editor of
gambling tables demand of the citizens or the Headlight to adopt. We intend to
capitalists some <»l their “dough.’’
be pronounced on anv question of public
policy, and not attempt to carry water
on both shoulders, no matter what we
If for No Other Reason.
advocate win or loose at the poll. “Be
As a result of the vote in Tillamook sure you are right, and then go ahead,’’
City on Monday, if the past is anything is the Headlight stand on the gambling
to go by, there will be a number of wo­ question, and we are sorry that friend
men and children who will be deprived Rollie did not take a similar stand.
of many of the necessaries of life and the
comforts of the home in Tillamook
Empire Seperator for Sale.
County because the majority of citizens
For sale, an Empire Seperntor in good
in l illamook City have voted and carried
their point lor a wide open gambling order, at a very low figure. Apply at
town. Numerous reports have reached this office.
us of late of farmers coming to town to
Attention.
pa v their store bills or to buy supplies
and clothing tor their families going into
A liberal price will be paid for the
the gambling houses ami loosing every letter “ N’’ found in a package of
cent of their money, staving away from “Malta Vita.’’ before December 24th.
their homes for days ami their wives
Apply at this office.
coming to this city to ascertain what
became of their husbands.
If for no
Waterman’s Fountain F’ens arc ac­
other reason than to protect the wives knowledged to be the standard pen of
and In mi lies in Tillamook County from the world. Clough carries a large assort­
the dirclul consequences which gambling ment and guarantees every i ^ ii to give
is bringing into their homes, the HEAD­ full satisfaction.
•
LIGHT man is glad that he has been able
The schooner Della has had a 30-
to raise his voice in behalf ot the home horse power gasoline engine installed in
and the ’’Women behind the Home.’’ her an<l is having a new deckhouse build
who, if women’s suffrage was in fore»*, ing at Astoria. She will be ready to go
would put to shame every man who. on into commission in about two weeks
Munday, voted to |H*rj»ctuate gambling and will then take a cargo of general
in Tillamook City, for it men lack the merchandise to Nestucca.
moral courage to put down a pernicious
system that is bringing families down to
poverty, women would not hrek that
moral courage it they had the oppor­
tunity to cast a ballot to compel the
city authorities to enforce all ordinances
alike, ami wipe out the places w here their
husbands are ensnared into playing the
bunco games ami Hccced out ot the
money many ot our industrious, hard,
working, thrifty women have helped
their husbands to earn on the fa: m. This
is no exaggerated picture tor the purpose
The Most Desirable 'Xmas.
of cieating a sentiment against gam
Gift.
bling, but real, everyday tacts which our
citizens ami business men are thoroughly
A piano, a Pianola or an organ is the
familiar with ot numerous cases coming most acceptable and welcome Christmas
under their own observation. Yet for surprise that you can make. Each mem-
all that they allow and condole it, and. l>er of I he family is lienetited by it, from
furthermore, engage in gambling and grandpa down to the little tot.
enter into the spirit ot it We sav this
Select your piano now. while this
without tear of contradiction
Till.i closing out sale is on, and we II look
mock Citv would lira much more pro­ after its cartful and prompt delivery on
gressive town if gambling was w iped Christ mas eve.
<»ut. the business men would do more
business and would not have so many
creditors on their books.and it would tie a
A. H. ADAMS.
safe place tor men to do their trading. It
Local Agent.
is time tor the business men to take a
tumble to themselves, tor so many man
F. N. SMITH.
Salesman.
have come to the city tv du their trading
I
A Cosily Mistake.
5-^
CHRISTMAS
New Year’s
Presents
JENKINS’S g
WATCHES-—They
present and y0Q <7
better watch for?
for I guarantee th«.-
LOCKETS, RINGS L
etc.—A fine assort^
Jewelry to select
and see it before bi,
where.
SILVER WEAR- l
iug a new
1---- stock
■ • «
Silver Wear, and fo
ing anything ¡n
shall be glad to
the latest patterns.
FOUNTAIN pens .
make a nice preset
carry the best makes'
anci
AT
IS
Absolutely Pero
p ' r '■ rn'""r
Jewelry Store
Lodge Elections
At the regular meeting of Ocaen W ave
Lodge, No 7. Degree of Honor the follow-
-jfficers were elected; Fast Chief of Hon­
or. Carrie Sappington ; Chief of Honor,
Eugene Meyers ; Lady of Honor. Adelia
Weiss ; Chief of < ei emonies, Alice Woolf;
Recorder Harriett Da vis ¡Financier. F.H.
Davis; Receiver, N, J. Meyers ; (slur,
Zcila Mapes; Inner Watch, Carrie Buttz;
Outer Watch, F. B. Mapes.
Marathon Lodge, No. 89 K. of P.,
officers elected were:,Albert Plank, C.C.;
C. F, Franklin. V. C.; A. W. Severance,
P, ; T. B. Handlev, M, ol W.; F H.
Davis, K. of R. & 8.: H. H. Alderman,
M. ot F.; C. A. Vogler, M. of E. ; Orman
Brush, M. at A.; 1'heo. Arndt 1. G. ;
John Paquet, 0. G.
Mariam Temple, No. 36 Rathbone Sis­
Weiss,
ters, officers
were
Adelia
—
M. Ig.
E. C. , ; OU^dllcl
Eugenia .MSISIO,
Meyers, AJ.
E. SJ.
S. , ; Mary
.VI.
H. Wilt, E J.; Ruth A. Rees. M. of F. ;
Edith Aiderman, M. of R. & C ; Belle
Handley, M. of I'.; .Mrs. Plank, P. of T.;
Mrs. Arndt, G. of 0. T.
COULSONBURG.
The beautiful weather of the past few
days causes our citizens to wear a
broader sinile
John Snearly has returned to the burg
after a visit with friends at Blame.
N. Coulson and wife made a trip to
the “hub” last week. They took out a
load of household goods for C. Mills.
Clarence Coulson, of Odebolt. Iowa,
arrived at this place Saturday, Clarence
is a nephew ot N Coulson
John Geddes, who lately came from
the east, thinks he will locate in Tilla­
mook countv. He says he likes it much
better here than in the valley.
Mr.
Geddes is now rusitating at Blaine.
O. IV. Kinnaniau and wife, of Boulder
Creek, visited the latter's parents at this
place last week.
NETARTS
Geo. W Phelps returned from San
Francisco, Cal., a few days ago, where
he had been with his son, Marion, who
has enlisted on the training ship Pensa­
cola as an apprentice and is attending
the Military school on Goat Island in
San Francisco Bav. The training ship
has over 500 bovs aboard, who are
studping for the Navv.
James Kodad, ol Kilclies, was on the
bay looking alter geese, ducksanfl ‘dear.’
There has been quite a number of
strangers about the bay oi late.
Marvine Cone is working at Cape
Meares Light-house helping put in the
water pipe. They are putting in 1400
feet of pipe.
Robt Eichinger was down Sunday from
the lighthouse, where he is at work help­
ing put in the new water system and
making other improvements.
C. B. Wiley was over from the Sand
Spit Saturday-
Geo Coffman has been camping up at
Whisky Creek for the past three weeks
trapping for bear, but bruin is too
sharp to be caught napping when there
are so many salmon to be had for gath­
ering.
Ed Fitzpatrick was on the bav several
days hunting and rusticating, but game
is very scarce this season.
Red Front Shoe Store
Has just received from
Chicago.
First-class Nobby FOOT WEAR
of the Best Quality and
Latest Styles :
Consisting of Gentle­
men's and Ladies’, Misses
and Children's Shoes, Boy’s
and Misses School Shoes
made out of the best mater­
ial for winter wear.
It will pay you to ex­
amine my goods -before pur­
chasing elsewhere.
No charge for sowing rips on she >et
purchased of me.
I
Scores Being Located
Each Day.
Many Will Not Be De­
livered Until Christ
Choicest
The
mas.
Pianos Ever Seen in
the West. Detail as to
Prices and Why Eilers
Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Stet.
Piano House
Under­ The Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. Paints, Oils, Glass, s3
sells All Others
Doors.
If you are interested in strictly highest
grade pianos, in fancy, exclusive ease de­
signs, such as are not regularly included
in the pianomakers’ catalogues, you
should not fail to inspect the present ex
hibit of costly uprights and grand pianos
at Eilers Piano House.
Many fine pianos are regularly carried
in stock there. The choicest products of
the world’s greatest and leading makers
are to be found always at Eilers’ Piano
House.
Thousands and thousau Js of fine pianos
are sold each year by us. Aud never be­
fore have such strictlev exclusive and
most costlv instruments been displayed
as just now, during the holiday exhibit.
Detail mention is impossible here at
this time. If you are interested, you
should not fail to see the sample stock at
A. H Adams' piano store.
bo different games- Ml new
—one in each package of
Lion Coffee
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•< yo«r Grocer’s.
To the Farmers.
.........
PEERLESS, WHITE RIVER
WALDO HILLS FLOUR.
AS TO OUR
Hour
i
bill by see:
us at once.
Gangloff & Snuffer
Rates, $1 PerCi
Centrally boeated
LARSEN HOUSE,
M. H. LiRpSEJ'l, Proprietor.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
The Best Hotel in the city.
No Chinese Einplojtd.
PIANOS
L. EDDY,
Payments for any piano or organ may
be arranged to suit any reasonable buyer.
Pianos are sold at cash prices and those
requiring time payments will have to
pay a small rate of interest. Only ’emem.
l>er the place.- A. H, Adams’ piano store.
Come in and select your bargain while
the stock is complete.
F. N. S mith . Salesman.
NOTICB FOR
PUBLICATION.
Department of the interior.
Land office at Oregon City. Ore ,
,
December 5, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that tne f llowing-
Iianieil settler has filed notice of his intention
to make tinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the
County clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon. 011 January 22nd. laoa. viz
„
ALBERT W. PLANK.
H E No 1MIJ7. for ti,e Ne
So ■„ ,ec.
K
7 Sr % and Nw
s«
sectiou 21, tp. 2 north
range o west.
He names the tollowing witnesses to prove
In« continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz :
Lewi» 1. nmith. Harry T. Crane. Frank Crane,
r.nk hrickaoii. of Hobaonville, Oregon.
A lgernon s . drxsrf . h . Register.
’<
of Se
1.
of
imih'.'i. 1 '•Ter pra.fto show that the laud
sought ia sore alnable for Ila thaber or slona
than for agncnltnral purpo»e. .• .1 to . «tahli.h
1', Td"2'" 't **"*,h' ' ounty < lerk |
ot Til amook' ounty, Oregon at Tillamook i It v
k.V'n"" FrM*>r ,h' ,I,h <i».' of FebrnatJ'
He name* as witn« ««ex
< har’es Ray, Frank Owen«. Charle« v
CUfford Mattoon, of ( ¡overdale. Oregon
alive "lTi-t ¡JrT011? cki,nn"« adversely the
IWn tiir» ti!ni,«,r' re-l«»ted t.. tile
.th u. o s Klhl*
on ..r b.fore »aid
inn la) or February. 1904.
i:
> w t HgB Register
COOKS once more happy. Gang-
loff 8c Snuffer have just received
a shipment of Spotless Flour from
Goldendale. Wash
J2) a VID WILEY, M.D.|
P hysician , S urgí OOSI
A ccoucheur .
All calls promptly attrfj
T illamook .. O kk ®
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
EASY PAYMENTS
». *n<l
feed and
Winter’s
The best pianos made in America are
sold bv Eilers Piano House. Do not ex.
pect to hear ot the good qualities of our
instruments from dealers who have
pianos of their own to sell.
°L
save good money on
You can
Eilers Piano House possesses many
unique facilities that enable us to sella
good piano for at least $100 less than
the same grade and quality can be oh
tained for elsewhere. This Is no mere
idle talk, but has been demonstrated
again and again.
Dealers who get their instruments from
jobbing or wholesale houses, in San
Francisco, and dealers who have to pay
royalty to concerns that control the
agency for their .respective pianos, can­
not possibly hope to sell pianos for the
small prices asked at Eilers Piano House
and live.
That explains the reason for the vastly
greater and ever increasing nun her of
sales made every dav and every month,
year in and year out, by Eilers Piano
House.
?
Games
. WADE
AWORDASTO PRICES
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 18;8.—N otice for
P ublication .
foiled States Land Office,
Oregon Ci v. Oregon.
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v *■
ii.
Noveml>er joih, 1901.
.UH .hi - ’"'"•'X
th.t in compliance
with the pro.iMon. of the »ci of Congress ot
'one jrd. I'7S, ."Ctied .At, act for the saleof
limb, r lauds in the Ststesof California, onoron
Sc'»da and Waehiuet n Territory.” as ex-
tend. d toall the PnMi, lj,„d
b
, ,
August ,th. «94
’
JOHN II.FR
Of Cloverdale, county ol Tillamook, state of
Oregon ha» this day iled in this o«ce hi.
No 6My. for the pnrcha.e . ’
MERRY
MESIC
MAKES A
M ERR Y
CHRISTMAS
Hilers Piano House.
ew Stt
Silver V
ti , q Best
Rest Place to Get
The
Useful
THE OLD RELIABLE
T illamook
J_£
T.
O regon .
BOTTS,
S. STEPHENS,
* Real Estate, Insurant««
Agent for the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Complete set (of abstracts.
Office upstairs, North of Tillamook
County Bank.
TILLAMOOK
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Northwest School Furniture Co,*1
Notary Public.
OFFICE IN OLSEN BLOCL
OREGON
LAUDE THAYER,
rALAUDE THAYER.
Agent for Fireman's
Fund and London and
sliire Fire Insurance
Companies.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
c
O regon
Tillamook
..
Oregon-
ARE HABERLACH,
F. R. BEALS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ucutecltcr Abvohut,
REAL ESTATE,
Office across the street and north from
the Post Office.
F inancial A gent
Tillamook, Oregon-
ROBERT A. MILLER,
W. SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw .
Oregon City, Oregon.
Land Titles and Land Office
Business a Specialty.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
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Interest in the proepectir*
along the John Day Rirer ’» * M ifcf
cause congiderable activity
inhabitants of the Talley.sn< 1 .
to other sections. Many les '"E
of the county are quiet.y ” '
large areas which may later pr®
underlaid with coal beds,
wd**"
now expose nocroppfnp®
lions of being coal lands.