Tillamook headlight., April 14, 1904, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 14. 1904.
delegates to the county convention:
S. Lundburg, Wm. Smith, M. Morrison.
Vote her straight.
Abont three years ago a company was
E. K. and VV. K. Scovell.
Stand by the republican ticket, boys.
organized in Astoria lor the purpose of
The schooner Gerald C. came in last
The sun shines bright at Blame.
purchasing coal lands in the Nehalem
week and took out a load of canned
J. II. Woods made a business trip to
and developing the same. About $75,
salmon on Saturday.
Beaver Monday.
000 in stock was paid for in cash. Oj
John Münsinger is in from Clatskine
Without self sacrifice, true friendship
this amount it is claimed that only
to
make improvements on his hoine-
cannot exist.
about $12,000 was used in buying land.
stead.
The dog stop«*, as usual, and Hare run
What the stockholders would like to
home on the first ballot.
BEAVER.
know is, what has become of the remain­
When Prof. W. W. made his appear­
der of the money. The coal mines have
Ninety ir. the shade. Pretty’good for
ance, the convention fairly went Wiley.
not been developed, no machinery pur­
April.
Henry Thun went to Sheridan this
chased, no directors’ meeting held, and
Mc’s. factory commenced running
week on horse back, going out over the
the stockholders are becoming anxious.
Monday,morning and is running vet.
They insist that a meeting of the stock­ Nestucca trail. He reported no snow.
A. VV. Bunn is doing some improve­
Bury all personal difference ; get in
holders be called and that an explana­
ments on the road between his place and
line
and
help
to
elect
the
republican
tion from the officers of the company be
town.
made so that the stockholders who have ticket ; be a booster and not a knocker.
The hall given at Bixby’s hall on Fri­
F.
R.
Beals,
W.
Rush
and
F
L.
Sap
Oils,
Window
put their good, solid cash into the enter­
day night was well attended, and every­
pington tarried at the Houser house
prise, will know if it is a bunco game,
body reported a splendid time, except a
or if they are still owners of the stock during the noon hour Tuesday.
few of the boys who ate too much of the
Dee Jones went out over the Nestucca sumptuous supper which 4as served at
and have any interest in the mine. Up
trail
to
visit
his
girl
at
Sheridan
and
also
to the hour of going to press the officers
the cafe by the old maids of the town.
to transact business.
have failed to throw any light on the
Carrie and Harold Wells, of Ocean
Stanley is a dead shot and a hard
subject and the stockholders threatened
Park, were visiting friends at Beaver
hitter at long range. We will lie good.
to make it tropical for some one. Perhaps
last week.
Stanley, and vote her straight.
it is like a number of other stock com­
Eva Bunn has returned from a busi-
There was a special meeting called by
panies organized in Astoria where the
ness trip to Tillamook. Leap year. See !
promoter swipes the swag arid t he sucker the officers of the Llama Chittim Bark
Great Western
Lena Bunn is visiting friends at Ocean
Agents
has a certificate of stock to remind him Association last Saturday evening. Park.
that he has been played for a sucker.— After transacting some importtint busi
Quite a number were out to hear the
ness the meeting adjourned to meet the
Astoria Herald.
special sermon by Rev. Smith Sunday.
last Saturday of this month at 1.30 p tn.
Quite an enjoyable time was had.
Merchants in
We are enjoying the finest kind of
Should Have Cheese Graded.
Mr. Hiner and family visited Mr.
| weather at present.
Every Iwxly is
Bunn’s Sunday.
TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. | nmkmg garden, The hens are cackling,
Albert Kinnaman, of Spruce, visited
D ear S ir ,—In regard to an article by j the ducks a quacking, the Howers a
at the Parson’s Sunday.
Mr. J. W. Bailey in your last issue,I con blooming, the birds a singing, the bees
Two of the Beaver citizens began peel­
sider that he is quite correct, but at the a working and the cattle has left their
Weather for March.
ing chittim last week, several tons of
same time there are other causes that , hay and taken to the woods.
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the precious bark being ready for market
Temperature.
have as much to do with the influx of
J. J. Houser went East, Charley Ray
now.
Rain
­
Maxi
­
Mini
­
t
Eastern cheese, and I claim that the prin­ went South, and the nomination went
ÎÎ
mum
Mean
fall
Mrs. Bunn visited Mrs. Tucker on 2 mum.
ciple one is different qualities of cheese West. So be it. W. T., here’s my hand,
r
At 5 o’clo( 'k p m.
I
Monduy last.
that are shipped as the one grade.
my vote and my support until the sun
... 36.0 . . 0.58
42
... 32
As Ame Kirk failed to get the nomi­ i .
Now, I have tasted as good a quality goes down on election day.
... 36.0 . . 0.08
... 27
nation for lustice of lhe Peace, he is 2 . . 45
... 40 ... 449 . . 0.43
of cheese in Tillamook as could be made
. 48
John Sales returned Tuesday from
thinking some of running for President 4 3 • • . 48 ... 41
... 44 I . . 0.75
in anv country, and I have also tasted Portland, coming in over the Nestucca
in the fall, and if he does he will sure 5 ■ . 49 ... 45 ... 47 0 . . 125
some that was not so good.
trail He reports quite a stir in and
6 . .. 54
... 45
... 491 • . 0.88
give Teddy a warm race.
Now that is the kind that is bringing around the big city.
All the trains
0 95
Oran Wallace is working for A. U. 7 • .. 52 ... 49 ... 501 . . . 0.23
S .
... 42 I .
this invasion from the East upon us and coming in from the,east are loaded with I
... 35
50
Bunn for a few’ days.
Instep Skirts, Cloth and Silk Coats, Raglan’s Rain Coats.
... 42
... 44° . . 0 50
9 • .
causing their cheese to sell at a price home seekers.
Bob Richards, of Blaine, was seen on IO ’ • 50 - 35
... 42 I . . 0.46
away above ours
Dave Martin and John Alexander
... 40.0 . . 0.72
II . .. 45
- 35
the streets Sunday.
I do not know if it can be done, but came in from Sheridan last week and
2.10
... 32 ... 37-1 .
»
Exlusiveiy to Measure.
Owing to the good weather of the last 12 . • 43
if so. I would favor a law making it have taken charge of M. Cady’s ranch
... 32 ... 381 •• 0.40
>3 • • 45
few days everybody is busy and there 14 • . 46 ... 37 ... 41 I •
1.12
compulsory that all cheese made in Tilla­ and cows for the season. They are
hasn't been much visiting. Therefore 15 - - 48 ... 32 ... 40.0 . . 0.12
Come early and secure first choice.
mook be graded by an expert before it now delivering milk at the Moon
0.02
i6 . . 50
... 28
... 390 ■
items
are scarce.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
in . all cases.
could be shipped.
".M. B
KCV
."’.ML
1.02
factory, which is running at full blast.
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48
...
431
..
... 39
17 •
:
Mr. Bixby has gone home and he took I« . . 50 ... 3» ... 44 0 .. . O. l6 sa,
I would like to hear some one else give , The Welch Bro., of the High Peak
•
-i
I
... 38 ... 44 I .. 0-55
their opinions on this subject and also ranch, are making many changesand out two passengers, Mrs. East, of 19 • . 51
20 . . 50 ... 35
... 42.1 .. 0.70
if such a la w could be made.
improvements on their place. They have Beaver, and Mr. Baker, of Blaine.
21 . . 42
... 370 .. 0.87
... 32
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Coulson 22 . . 41
Yours truly,
just got through putting in a large field
.. 36 0 . . 0.5t
..
31
... 29
... 381 .. . 1.20
J ack J ennings . I of oats They have built quite an addi­ was buried Saturday.
23 • . 44
Miss Lena Bunn is visiting Miss 24 ■ . 46 ... 29 ... 371 •• . 0.12
tion to their house and are now bridging
... 38.1 .. . O.IO
... 3t
2.5 ■ - 46
Ventilating Cow Stable.
East (’reek at their place. Francis Welch I Wells, of Woods.
... 40 I ..
T
26 . . 49
... 31
Mr.
Potter,
the
mail
carrier,
is
on
the
J. P. ALtLiEjM, Proprietor.
has taken up a homestead joining there,
... 440 .. . 0 90
... 39
27 • . 49
The ventilation of the stable is quite deeded land, which now makes them sick list.
.
0.90
...
48.0
..
28 . . 53
... 43
simple when we undrrstand what it real, 320 acres in a body, The Welch Bro.
Mr. McIntire is the cheesemaker at 29 • • 51 ... 42 ... 46.1 .. 0 70
... 42.0 .. O.IO
30 . • 47
... 37
ly is and what methods are necessary. are a credit to the Blaine district, if McIntosh’s factory.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
T
... 32
... 39-0 ■
31 •• . 46
The air we want to remove from the they are democrats.
Miss Eva Bunn returned from the city
A
First
Çlass
Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
.
17.12
Sum
...
13.00
.
...
II.
13
stable is not the warm, dry air from
...
14-74
last week, where she had been for some
t<
Mean..47.4 — 35-9
overhead, but the damp breathed air,
... 419 ••
time.
NETARTS
and possibly heavy gas that lies near
temp 0;
Max
Summary —Mean
Mr. Brown and wife were visiting at
temp, 54; Date, 6; Min. temp, 27; Date,
the floor. A cow, it has been found,
Frank Easter, the Tillamook livery­ the home of Mr. Hyatt last Sunday.
total
precip.,
17 42
inches;
2;
will throw off in her breath and the man, drove over to Netarts last Sunday.
Mrs. Hyatt and daughter Frankie No. days clear 1; Cloudy 30; Dates of frost,
Miss Grace Spaulding, of Tillamook, is
evaporation of the skin alone, not to
Light
4:
Killing,
2,
16;
Dates
of
hail,
8,
were visiting Mrs. West Monday.
mention other sources, full seven pounds teaching the Netarts school,commencing
IQ,11,12, 14, Prevailing wind, direction
( incorporated ),
S. VV. Remarks: Ice on 2 nights only
ol water in twenty-four hours, mid this on the 11th.
TILLAMOOK
CITY, ORE.
BOULDER
CREEK
Eclipse on the 17, and cold north winds
Now is the time to buy a
multiplied by the beard amounts to a
Miss Pearl Farmer came home from
will make March rough month. March
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
W.
Kinnaman
new
Sewing Machine for
fair rainfall, and tells the story of damp Tillamook on Sunday, where she has
PAID
UP
CAPITAL,
$10,000.
20, Equinox; from 16 to 24 expect heavy
»
Sundayed at th® home of H. L. Jensen. rain and high water; Latitude 45.26; Lon­
even wet stables, if close, and wbv the been attending school the past winter.
$22.00, with drop head and
A GENERAL BANKING
Dave Hess and uno. Borba took a load gitude 123.51 West of Greenwich.
unexplained chill in the stable air. If
Miss Ruth Easter, of Tillamook, is
all the latest improvements
Í! at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s .
BUSINESS.
there can be a gradual removal of the air attending the school at Netarts this sum- of fresh meat to Tillamook last week.
Elder
R.
Y.
Blalock
and
family
visited
Now
for
the
Canal.
in a stable to the amount of about four mer.
It is the B onita S ewing
Directors
M. W. H arrison , W. w.
times that actually used by the cow, and
Mr. C. B. Wiley commenced oper- atC. A. Smith's last Sunday.
The French court has decided that Co­
M achine , and they range
C urtiss , B. L. E ddy .
H.
A.
.Chopard
went
to
Beaver
1
the
fresh air substituted, we have made the ating his cheese factory the first of the
lombia has lost all sovereignty over the
in
price from $22 to $35,
first
of
th*
1
week.
Cashier
;
—
M.
W.
H
arrison
.
cow warm, the stable ventilated, and week.
property of the Panama canal company
with ball bearings. They
Our school is flourishing under t the and consequently has forfeited all right
still suffer no loss of heat.
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi­
Geo. and M. Hodgdon went to Tilla-
rule of Mr. Borneman, of Monmouth.
are little beauties, perfectly
As a cow actuallv needs about 500 rnook, Monday, on business.
to oppose the transfer of the company’s | ties of all kinds.
R. M. Dingews returned from Dolph concession. This ends the case, so far as i
made and something new on
cubic feet of air, and space in which to
Elmer Hall will move to Pleasant
stand, a little figuring shows that a Valiev one dav this week, having rented Saturday with a small bunch of cows.
the market. These machi­
regards France’s possible connection
Mrs. Grace Chopard and son Norman with it. Colombia, as a last desperate
shaft with a fair “pull*' will carry out the John Theiler place.
nes are a better article than
visited friends on Bay's creek a few attempt to block the way of the thiited |
not far from 26,000 cubic feet cfair in
the peddlars are charging
days
last
week.
Now is the time to purchase vour
twenty-four hours, if it has tile capacity
NEHALEM.
States toward getting possession of the
$65
and $75 for.
Some of our fellow townsmen attended canal company's property, appealed to winter supply, while the weather is nice.
of fourteen inches square inside measure­
Miss.
Vida
Lewis
closed
a
six
months
’
the
bark
meeting
at
Blaine
last
Satur
­
We
make
special
rates
on
5
tons
and
up
­
ment, and about forty feet in height, mi l
the French court to stop the transfer |
such an air shaft for each twelve cows 1 term of school in the Onion Peak district day evening.
The court’s answer has now been given, wards during this time of year. There is
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kinnaman went and it is against the contention of the i none better than Hetton coal mined in
This shaft should be mmleol lumber well Friday with appropriate exercises.
rhe church was crowded Sunday to down the river Monday.
Australia. A complete substitute for
jointed, mid should have no bends, or
Bogota authorities.
The snow is going out of the moun­
angles, if possible to avoid; ns such are listen to the Easter exercises tendered by
Thus the last legal obstacle in the way hard coal ; low in ash, quick to ignite.
the Sunday School.
tains under the hot sun. and is causing of the handing over of the canal com­ Suitable for stove, range, grate and fur­
detrimental to good draught.
Matt Morrison has a crew of men at the river to rise.
Has Rereived Direct from
This air shaft should come to the floor
pany’s property to the United States has nace.
Tillamook Warehouse Company,
Chicano,
first-class nobby foot
ol the stable, and the air admitted into work outlie roa<| near the cheese factory.
been removed.
The United States, I
B C LAMB
Wonderful Nerve.
Rev \V. J. Rohmer is raising money to
it from a door nt the side reaching the
wear.
Consisting
of
through its representatives, who have)
Telephone, Main 33.
Is displayed by many a man enduring
floor rather than at the bottom, mid build a Luthern church.
just arrived in Paris, will promptly get
pains
ot
accidental
Cut*,
Wounds.
this door should be about ten indies' Rob Crawford and Dan Handy fell Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff possession of the property, and the
wide, by twenty high, mid made to close overboard while crossing the north fork joints. But there’s no need for it. Buck« actual work of construction can. soon I
’
if needed. This shaft should go to the Monday. They learned by experience leu’s Arnica Salve will kill the pain and begin. The American interests which
and
height (or above) ol the ridge of the that canned pairs sink, that rolled but­ cure the trouble. It’s the l»est Salve on have been opposed to a canal at any
earth for Piles, too.
25c. Chas I.
liarn and have a weather cap over it, but ter swims and the water is very cold
point on the isthmus are still at work
Clough, druggist.
General Banking and Exchange busi­
T.
J.
Balentvne
and
Emil
Larsen
went
not close enough to choke ill any way.
on this end of the line attempting to ness.
And Slippers of the Latent
II the stable is well ceiled, there will lie to Tillamook Friday with the delegates
United States Senator J. R. Burton, of throw obstructions in the wav of the
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger Style, up-to-date,
Prices Re-
a strong current of nir going up through and took out their intention papers.
Kansas, recently convicted of receiving building of the canal, but all will fail.
many. Sweden, and all foreign countries asonable.
S. Lundburg make a business trip to fees illegally from the Rialto Grain and
it, all the time, and will take out the
Colombia, of course, is out of court alto-
Securities Company, as their attorney, geth»r now. The same thing ia true of
moisture of the stable as fast as thrown Portland and Oregon City last week.
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
O. A. Lommen and family, of Eugene, was given a sentence of six months in
off. mid before it lias a chance to con­
the trsnacontinental railway people who ,
arrived
on
the
Elmore
bv
Garibaldi
dense and frost along walls and celling.
jail and was fined $2,500 by fudge are trying to delay construction.
The intake should not be to exceed half Saturday and went on their place, form, Adams, in the United States district
Senator Kittredge, of South Dakota, J
erlv owned by P. I). Newell.
of the capacity ol tile shaft.
court at Kansas Citv. Mo.
has just introduced a revised bill for the |
Johanna
Long
and
Alvina
Tohl
arriv
­
The air should lie taken from near the
BIBBER IBB HIIBOBESSEB.
government of the canal zone, which
ground on the outside, and piped into ed
' home Saturday.
will l>e passed before Congress adjourus. SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING
The fierce wind and rain storm on the
the top of tnc stable at the cornets where
This is well. Tfe practical task of con­
it will be diffused with the warm 5th kept vour correspondent a wav
SHAMPOOING, ETC
trolling the territory through which the
air and there will lie no suspicion from the postoffice, hence news is a little
w aterway is to run, w hich territory has f
old.
of draught* of cold air The tempera-
been ceded to the Uuited States, must | Electric Baths nicely fitted up. Goodfor
The Vosbnrg came in Wednesday with
tore will l»c pretty nearly maintained it
now be attended to. Thia is one of the ; persons suffering with rheumatism.
for our merchants and took out
the doors are kept dosed.—National freight
1
most important pieces of legislation
Stockman.
1 tour hundred cases of cheese for the Ne­
which is before Congress. The bill pro­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
halem Dairy Association.
Department of the In ehor,
vides that the laws of the republic of
Land Office at Oregon City, Or*
A Great Sensation
Miss Lewis ami H. V. Aliev were pas­
Panama
which
were
in
force
on
Febru
­
I here was a big sensation in Lees. sengers out on the Vosburg. the farmer
>v -
»¡veil
that the foìiowìàg
xoikw 1.
-----------
Aille, Ind . when VV . H Brown, of that
ary 26. 1604, so far as they are not in­ named settler haa rile4notice ot hie
,1IO inivnnon
intention 10
to
No shoddy goods. It will pay vou to
provisions
of
Ilia
I
Si..
,l
al
pn
r
,
A
’
.
‘
»
u
PP°ft
°f hi* claim, «nd
place, who wa* ei|>ci'trd to «he. had to her home in Sellwood, the latter to
consistent with the P
|
191 ns or • —
me that »aid proof will be made before the ComitV call and examine m y goods before pur
hi* life saved by Dr King's New Di* negotiate a sale tor cheese.
measure, will continue “ in force "Lt:!
until - re • ­ ‘ ,r;k ”f T’ lsn»«ok Co at Tillamook city Or*’ chasing elsewhere.
coven for Consumption. Hr w rites ” I
We learn that Mrs. Ellen Melson died
•>n May 21M.
via.
3
’
.STANLEY H PHILLIPS;
pealed by Congrer«. The canal com mis­ '
endured insufferable agonies from Asth­ March 2**
’
*
30 rears' experience in the shoe business
-6 th nt her home in Portland,
H E No i2.w for the In*» 4 and 5. aee. 4. and
ma, but vour New Discovery gave me Mrs, Melson was one
sion is to be the governing body in the lot* 1 and a. olaec 5. tp 3 aouth. range9 west
gives me the advantage in selecting
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•••
f
of
the
early
settlers
immidiAte
relief
•_
and *oon thereafter
He name* the following witneaxea to prove
United States' territory on the isthmus,
efire ted a complete cure.” Similar ol Nehalem, having resided here until
. ontmuou-» residence upon »ml « ultivat.au goods suitable for this market.
•nd the commission is already on the of »aid land, vu
cures of Consumption. Pneumonia, about seven years ago. she was N2 years
No charges for sewing rips on shoes
an,e* Bumgarner. John
ground. The country looks to Congress Bium, Edward Blum, J of
Bronchitis ___
__
and Grip
are ___
numerous. of age.
Xestocton, Oregon
purchased of me.
It’* the perries* remeth tor all throat
Au.*a mon s. D besser Register
io pass a well-considered measure for
Elsie S cot ell is laid up with a fierce at-
and lung trouble* Price 50c . and $1.00.
the government of lhe canal zone, and |
tack
of
ear
ache
Gar intred by 1. Clough. Druggist. Trial
wants this enacted at the earliest practi
" hite River Flour at Gang­
bottles tree.
The democratic primary elected these
cable hour
loff A Nnniter's.
How About It?
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Line of Choice
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The Most
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Tillamook County
S new
summer
fabrics .
it Headquarters for Ladies’ Tailoring.
ij Dress and Walking Suits, Dress Skirts
/ SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook.
The Best Hotel
THE ALLEN HOUSE
Headquarters for Travelling Men
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
a Sewing Machines.
$
1
Í!
COAL
Í
Red Fiont Shoe Store
zb ^ zstzk : of
C. & E. Thayer
Gentlemen’s,
Ladies , Misses
Children’s
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In every town
and village
may be had,
Grease
that makes your
horses glad.
Shoes