Tillamook headlight., February 25, 1904, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY 25,
19C4.
I
as the barn and all the arrangements
Dairy Strippings.
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
there are only five other states that feed |
should have been perfect and the whole
half as much. By this means Iowa not
A nervous cow is better than a stolid
scheme an object lesson to the thousands
Treasurer of Grant County Flees
only leads in agricultural products, but
one. Cows that give a large quantity of
From Dishonor.
of dairymen who will view it.
conserves her resources.”
milk are highly organized and alert. Her
C anyon C ity , Ore., Feb. 20.—County
mopish sister will not fill the pail, her
Treasurer Z. K. Martin committed sui­
To End Land Evil.
Sermons in Short Meter.
eve is dull and movements sluggish. In
cide in his office at 9 o’clock this morning selecting a dairv cow give the sluggish I
W ashington , Feb. 20.—Senator Hans, by shooting himself through the brain.
Faint heart is famished heart.
cow a wide berth and buy her bright­
brongh, chairman of the public lands Death was instantaneous. County Clerk
Promptitude is the life of praise.
Fred C. Baker. Fubllnher.
eyed sister.
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committee, today introduced n bill Niven, at work in his own office, heard
Love never boasts of its sacrifices.
It is now time to think about raising
amending the lieu land law to rob it ol the shot in the Treasurer's office across
He who waits on fate wins failure.
Where Other Nations Excel.
its objectionable features. In view ot the hall. He stepped to the door and next year’s feed. Nothing connected
Spiritual growth is never spasmodic.
with
the
dairy
requires
more
careful
the fact that Hansbrougli backs the found the lifeless body at the desk.
The truth that hits is thetruth wehate.
The United States prides itself on the
thought and planning. The first con­
measure, it is sure to receive consid.
The suicide was carefully planned. Yes­
Faith is never developed by finding
high rank it has taken among the civ
eration. His bill provides that where terday evening he shaved and spent an sideration is to secure a maximum yield fault.
ilized nations of the world in education
ever lands covered by patents or un­ hour in the office, an unusual proceeding. ot forage at a minimum cost. The less
The best kind of love is love of our
and popular intelligence. It is amazing,
perfected claims are included in forest He joined a company of friends at his you pay out for feed and the more you kind.
however, that the United States is way
reserve, hereafter created, the owner own home and enjoyed a friendly game raise on the farm, the greater will be the ! There is no service where there is ser.
behind nearly all the civilized nations
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of such laud may. upon relinquishing of cat ds. In the morning he was in un. profit.
in its postal facilities.
Among the
There is trouble in the butter market, | vility.
title to the Government, have his lands usually bright spirits and told his sister
There are no rights without responsi-
sixtv-three nations that comprise the
and improvements appraised and l>e he was smoking his last cigar. As he The trouble seems to be that there is too bilities.
international postal union the United
paid by the Secretary of the Interior was a helpless cripple, unable to stand large a supplv and the makers have not
Men who are downcast are easily cast
States of America is one of only about
the full appraised value of the same, but upon his feet since early childhood, he been able to raise the price under the down.
a dozen th it does not operate postal
he shall not have the right to select was wheeled to his office by Steve Laur­ large receipts. Another disturbing ele-
The high livers do not reach the
telegraph, parcels post and postal sav
i
other land in lieu of that relinquished.
ence, the Sheriff’s son, who last saw him meat has existed, and that is the cold heights of life
ings systems in conjunction with its
A second section provides that “ no alive. He tlieu opened the safe, took storage goods that were put in liberal
The devil would have no dupes if he
postal service.
forest reservntion shall hereafter be out some warrants, wheeled back to his quantities last June and are held in large had no decoys.
It is ail open secret that the greatest
created covering any lands within the desk, placed a pistol to his temple and supply still. U h-never the market stiff-
He who gives the world most always
obstacles to the progress anil enlarge
limits ol anv railroad grant." The last i tired. The pistol fell to the floor. The ened up the cold storage men would finds he owes it most.
meat ol its postal systems have lieen the
section provides that persons owning bodv remained erect, the head tailing throw their butter on the market. The
The world needs broad sympathy more
telegraph, telephone and express com-
lands within existing reserves may slightly back. In this position he was Creamery Journal says that "butter that than broad sentiments.
panics and the savings banks, Every
surrender their holdings and select in found by the County Clerk and later by was put in last June at 22 cents is now
There is more health in happiness than
effort to induce congress to give to the
sold for 17 cents."
lien thereof tracts of equal area, but of the Coroner’s jury.
there is happiness in health.
American people the benefit of postal
the
approximately the same value as
Expert« were working on the books
He who works for the human race has
"Buff Jersey,” writing in a dairy paper
telegraph lias been thwarted by the
and had asked to see the contents of the criticises the dairy barn at the St. Louis ' a good show in the heavenly race,
wholesale distribution of telegraph tract surrendered.
safe. The lack of system in keeping the fair. He says that it is not up to-date in 1 There is no virtue in hearing two ser­
franks and the dissemination of misin­
Out of the Ordinary.
books was such that their condition its stalls, mangers, tying arrangements, mons if you do not practice either of
formation concerning the practical work­
Three daughters of Bryan Lawrence, a could not be ascertained. From his last oreven in the back drains, that the drains them.
ings of postal telegraphs in other coun­
hotel keeper of Augusta, Ga., were simul­ message, an unsigned letter to a friend, have not enough slope to carry off the
When money can secure votircomplais­
tries.
The latest and most brazen attempt taneously prostrated with appendictis which he left on his desk, this fact led to liquid and that it stands in them. Fur­ ance with wrong more money will secure
to hoodwink congress and the American last week and submitted to operations. the suicide. The letter continues; "Some thermore, that the milk house is not de- your co-operation.
The gate of heaven may be narrow,
people is made bv ex-Congressman Loud, Mr. Lawrence was himself operated warrants I cannot account for, and tached from the stable and the milk un­
formerly chairman of the house commit upon for the same complaint about three always thought I could never survive der the present arrangements will become but many will find that it takes more
such a condition. I alwavs tried to lead I contamigated while it is strained into than narrowness toenter there.—Chicago
tee on postoffices and post roads. Mr. months ago.
an ¿honorable life and have pro|»erty the cans. If true, this is to be regretted, Tribune.
Loud pretend« to have just made a
Experience is sometimes demonstrative
thorough and impartial investigation of and eccentric in instructing the human enough to square all my obligations. If
the postal telegraph system of Europe family. It has been ascertained that a anyone were depending on me, I would
and has the hardihood to assert that the frozen pumpkin will explode. A woman fight the battle bravely, but I am no use
telegraph services of Great Britain, living at Fayette, Mo., put a frozen to anyone and will no longer be a bur.
France, Germany and otliei European pumpkin in the stove to thaw and went den. lam not afraid of death and will
now unravel the mystery not revealed
countries is inferior and more expensive
ir.to the pantry to get dough to make a
above.”
than that enjoyed by the people of the
pie. The pumpkin blew the stove up.
Martin was a single man 36 years of
United States, and is, moreover, a con­
age, and was held in high regard. He
stant source of treasury deficits to the
The entire fortune ot Moses B. Cle­
various nations that own and operate i ments of Portland, Me., amounting to was serving his third term as Treasurer,
telegraph lines in connection with their about $190,000, has been left to trustees having been nominated by the Repub-
licans and indorsed by the democrats.
postal service.
who are directed to distribute it “ to
The investigation conducted by Mr benefit society, relieve distress and assist He came here six years ago from what
Loud is alisolntelv worthless from anv worthy ami deserving religious, charita­ is now Wheeler County, His habits were
point of view. Mr. Loud is not a tele­ ble and benevolent association, objects ! quiet and he leaves considerable proper­
grapher and is no more competent to and individuals." The matter of distri-1 ty, which will probably suffice to pay
make a report on the practical workings bution is left entirely to "the ¡discretion I | any shortage that may exist. Only a
of the postal telegraph than he would of the executors, the only restriction - I thorough investigation will reveal the
be on the comparative merit of the being that they shall have disposed of j amount of this shortage.
world’s warships. Expert telegraphers the entire estate in the manner indicated ! | There is great excitement and universal
I regret at Martin’s suicide.
who have made a thorough investiga­ within ten years
tion of the postal telegraphs of Europe
do not hesitate to admit their superiority
Miss Edith I). Lawrence, now a teacher
They Buy the Ditch.
in many respects to the American tele­ in a missionary school at Tabriz. Persia,
H
ood
R iver , Or., Feb. 20.—There is
graph system. Postal telegraphs every­ writing to friends in Oklahoma and tell­
where are organized and operated with ing of a shipment of books, etc., from i great rejoicing among the farmers of
the sole view of placing the telegraph home, said : " Last night I picked up an I Hood River, and the thousands ofpeo
within reach of the masses, while the American history and found forty pages | pie in the United States who have come
lines are operated solely with a view to about the revolution torn out. They to look to this little garden spot of Ore­
earning stock dividends for their owners. will not allow anything like that to pass , gon for their big red strawberries, need
worry no longer about their supply of
Every proposition to introduce the through. The sultan will not allow j
fruit, fur the crop this year will be larger
parcels post in the United States as part such Sunday school lessons asAbsolom’s !
of the postal system has met with stren­ rebellion to be studied. Instead of pub- j and better than ever. The water ques­
uous opposition from the express com­ fishing such lessons they put in a lesson | tion, which has been causing the farmers
so much trouble the past three weeks, is
panies th.it now enjoy a practical mo­ from a psalm."
practically settled, and the irrigation
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nopoly of carrying packages weighing
' ditch will hereafter belong solely to the
more than four pounds. Of late the ex
The question as to how long that Rus-1 farmers.
press companies have been reinforced by sia will be able to bear the financial |
At today's mass meeting it was unani­
retail merchants who imagine that their strain caused by the war without hay­
prosperity is menaced by the proposed ing recourse to a foreign loan exerts a , mously voted to accept the offer of the
additional conveniences in the postal great influence in the money markets. ' Valiev Improvement Company of a
service that are enjoyed even by the It is the general belief that, owing to $4-7,000 option on the ditch, said option
Temptingly Attractive
semi-barbarous people ofEgvpt, Turkey economic conditions resulting from the to run until 6 o’clock next Friday even­ pg
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices.
and Persia. The same |>eople are very bad harvests and other causes, it will be ing. The farmers’ committee secured
much opposed to the rural delivery serv­ difficult for Russia to raise internal loans this option, and in its report this after­
Can now be seen at—
ice and for the same reason. In this re- and that, if the war lasts beyond a couple noon recommended that the furmers
p
spect they do not differ materially from of years, that country will be bound to make this purchase, reorganize as a non­
dividend corporation with each share
the workingmen who oppose the intro, raise money abroad
Come early and secure first choice.
representing an acre of irrigated land,
duct ion ol labor saving machinery For­
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
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and that they advance $30 tor a perpet­
tunately the car of progress cannot be
Spokane shippers, who pav to the rail­ ual water right tor each acre of ground
stop|H‘d. It may be delayed.
roads in freight rates annually $750,000, irrigated. __________________
met and combined to throw’ all their
Dairying and Soil Fertility.
Escaped an Awful Fate.
traffic to the O. R. & N. until the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific Railroads | Mr. H. Haggins, of Melbourne, Fla.,
Prof. Curtiss of the Iowa College of offer satisfactory rates. The firms repre­ writes. " My doctor told me I had Con­
sumption and nothing could lie done
Agriculture told the dairymen of Io Wli sented are members of the Spokane
for me. I was given up to die. The
nt their annual meeting why dairying Shippers' Association and unanimously offer of a free trial bottle of Dr. King's
maintains the fertility of the soil, a.id passed the resolution demanding a trans- New Discovery for Consumption, in­
pointed out the advantages of cows. "In continental rate which will not exceed duced me to try it Results were start­
AND
ling. I am now on the road to recovery
selling $1,000 worth of wheat from an the Coast rate plus 25 |>er cent of the
ami owe all to Dr. King’s New Dis­
Iowa farm at present prices,” said Prof. return local rate from the terminal covery. It surely saved mv lite.’’ This
Curtiss, M we sell with it about $350 points.
great cure is guaranteed for all throat
and lung diseases bv Chas. 1. Clough.
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worth of fertility. In selling $1,600
Druggists. Price 50c. and $1.00. Trial
worth olcorn we sell about $250 worth
The Peninsula & Oriental Company’s Bottles free.
of fertility—or constituents which would steamer Mongolia, encountered on Sat-
cost the farmer this amount if he were urdav night, 460 miles north of Aden a
SHOP near the
Headlight
America's Cheapest Magazine.
obliged to buy commercial fertilizers to Russian battleship and four torpedo
Office
The problem of a 12 centa-vear
maintain the fertility of the farm, But boat destroyers. After the vain attempt monthly magazine fully up to the stan­
we can convert $1.000 worth of corn of a destroyer to cut off the Mongolia, dard of the high priced publications in
into beef, pork or mutton and sell it in all the war ships gave chase, but, lieing literary quality and in press work has
been solved. P ictorial M agazine , pub­
that form and not remove over »25 unable to overtake her, they signalled lished at 38 Park Row, New York City,
worth of fertility from the farm, or we her to stop. The Mongolia obeyed and is the book. It is mailed postage free to
can convert $1,000 worth n( feed into a destroyer, after a dose scrutiny sig­ any address in the United States at the
butter and not remove a single dollar’s nalled : "Beg to be excused." E ritenti? astonishing price of 12 cents a year ;
single copies costing 2 cents each P ic ­
worth of fertility with it.
the Bear thought it wise not to molest torial contains 64 pages of stories and
Butter is almost wholly pure fat or or arouse the British Lion, so begged to high class articles all richly illustrated
The manager ot the P ictorial save that
carbon, and it adds nothing to the value be excused.
he will have 1,060,000 subscribers to
St * st
or productive capacity of the soil. We
P ictorial in a year, and every one will
probably shall l»e obliged to pay out
(jne hundred dollars |icr pound is the l»c procured on the meritsot the contents
much money for commercial fertilizers in market price of human flesh in Lanark, as the book makes its regular monthly
Iowa, if we farm intelligently, but we 111. (hi this basis the Chicago, Burling­ visits in American homes. The illustra-
have already learned that we cannot ton X Quincy Railroad Company settled tions are a feature ol P ictorial , choicely
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
selected, novel and timelv
grow wheat indefinitely or constantly with \V A. Giles, of Savanna, who was
PICTORIAL is offering a number of
draw upon even a bountiful supply of recently imured in a railroad accident on valuable prizes for suhscril ers.»and regu­
plant food without diminished returns. that road. Mr. Giles was ruling in a lar agents arc wanted in every city and
1 he fact that this lesson has lieen recog­ caboose attached to a Burlington freight town in the United States.
nized is the main safeguard and strongest train near Lanark, where a collision
Tlie Petit Pansienne’s London corres­
feature ot Iowa agriculture.
threw him to the floor. He sustained pondent says that during an interview
Rates, $1 Per Day
“ We not only produce an average of serious injuries to the spine and as a re­ proceding the departure from London Centrally Located.
$1,000,000 werth of agricultural pro. sult of the illness following he claimed he
tor St Petersburg of Count Henckendorff,
ducts tor every day in the year, but we lost twenty-six pounds in weight. Mr.
the Russian Ambassador. Lord Lans­
know enough to feed over one fourth of Giles demanded $106 for each pound of
downe, the British Foreign Minister, in.
H. LARSEN. Proprietor.
a million dollars' worth of produce on flesh lost and the railway company's
timaterl to offer his mediation in the war
the farms every day. No other state in representatives presented him with a
in the Far East if the Csar thought he
the union approaches this amount, and check for $2,660.
could accept it.
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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Oregonian,
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& BOTTS,
DDY
A ttorneys - at -L aw .
Complete set of Abstract Books
Taxes paid for uon-
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
in office.
Both phones.
w
H.
COOPER,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
O regon .
T illamook ,
ÇALAUDE THAYER,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
O regon
T illamook
OARL
haberlach ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Dcutechcr
Office across the street and north from
the Post Office.
J^OBERT A. MILLER,
A ttorney - at -L aw .
Oregon City, Oregon.
Land Titles and Land Office
Business a Specialty.
J-^AVID WILEY, M.D.,
P hysician , S urgeon
A ccoucheur .
and
All calls promptly attended to.
..
T illamook
O regon .
LAUDE THAYER,
Agent for Fireman’s
Fund and London and Lanca­
shire Fire Insurance
Companies.
Tillamook .. Oregon.
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R. BEALS, ,
F
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REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent ,
Tillamook, Oregon.
OR
OF TITLE,
ABSTRACTS
GO TO
TILLAMOOK
ABSTRACT
AND
TRUST CO.
T hos . C oates , Pres.
WM. GALLOWAY.
B. L. E ddy , Sec.
GILBERT L. HEDGES.
T T EDGES & GALLOWAY
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Make a specialty of Land Office Business.
OFFICE IN WEINHARD BUILDING,
Room 1 and 2,
OREGON CITY. ORE.
W. SEVERANCE,
SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook
^EBlEiyiL
H. T. BOTTS.
B. L. BODY.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
O regon .
S. STEPHENS,
• Real Estate and Fire, Life,
Health, Accident, Insurance.
J
Agent for the Northwest School Furni­
ture Co. and Oigans and Pianos,
Notary Public.
Office : Southwest from the Court House,
HORSE SHOEING
A SPECIALTY.
and Spruce Lumber.
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COCOPÆpiY.
LARSEN HOUSE,
M.
TILLAMOOK,
The Beet Hotel in the city.
OREGON
No Chineee Employed.
DOES ALL KINDS OF
WATCH, CLOCK
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING
In first class style.
Engraving a Specialty
see the
Tillamook Lumber Company
FOB
Shingles $2.25 1000.
Quick Brothers,
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
AND DRAYMEN.
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with ns
Oar Delivery wagon delivers to country
or city.