Tillamook headlight., April 21, 1904, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 21. 1904.
checked it by turning a hot fire upon '
HIT THREE TIMES
It is plain tn see that republicans of nations. If it can|prevent bribery, pack­
them. The movement wan effective. • mS A MATTER OFHEAtTH
the county ar| well satisfied with the ing primaries and conventions, and al
Was The Japanese cruisers sh»we<l down and
How
the
Petropavlovsk
the
same
time
put
the
boss
politicians
No one can say that it was pull Devil, ticket, and whatever contention there
Blown Up.—Rose Out ot the I »'*’ V>rpe<io-boul. slipped through into
pull Baker, nt the democratic convention werelietween the different aspirants to out of business, it would lie a good thing
the harbor.
secure nominations, that is a thing of the to give the law a trial.
on Saturday.
Water.
Meanwhile, in accordance with Vi» e
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past and nodiscension will ensue on that
L iao Y ang , April 18.—Thè Associated Admiral Makaroff’» orders, the battle
The laugh was on the editor last Sat- account, as the party is about as har.
NETARTS
Press conespondeiit. Iielieving that the ships and cruiser» in the inner harbor
urdav, and next June it will lie the editor
monious at this time as it is possible for
Geo. W. Phelps took the sailors who ' Japanese would repeat the attempt to
slipped anchor. Majestically the Petro
who will laugh over the cress fallen dem­
it to be in Tillamook. When L. T. Harris were lost from the sealing schooner Car- block the entrance to Port Arthur with
pavlovMk. fixing the Admiral’s flag,
ocratic ’’stiffs.”
saw that the majority of the conten­ latia G. Cox, H. L. Weitzel, hunter ; • fire ships on Easter Eve, went from
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steamed through the entrance. On her
tion
was
against
him,
he
withdrew
Stanley
Bridgers.
boat
puller
;
and
Mio
Liao Yang to Port Arthur a week ago appearance the formidable army of
Gee the very people who voted to bond
the citv for a $60,000 water system do in a gentlemanly manner bv instructing Sackev, boat steerer, ro Tillamook, on 1 yesterday. For four nights I watched Japanese cruiser« turned and fled. The
I
.
his
law
partner
to
second
the
nomination
Saturday. Weitzel goes to Portland with the sentries
on Golden Hili. Three Admiral signaled the Bay an to return.
not want cheaper lights and more ot
! of Mr. Hermann. That brought to Mr. and the other two men going to Victoria, nights passed quietly.
them for the city.
Then a stream of flags fluttered out
Harris hosts of friends, and if he is ever a B.C., their home.
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Togo Mines the Harbor.
“Brave Bay an.”
candidate
again,
and
no
doubt
he
will
Ralph Acklev and wife spent Sunday
There appear» to lie a disposition to
He determined to mine the mouth of
Chase of the Japanese Fleet.
take cases to the circuit court, wh*re the lie, a little incident like that will never or the beach visiting friends ajid rela­ the harbor and place a weak squadron
By this time the entire Russian squad­
punishment is much more severe and the l»e forgotten by Mr. Hermann’s friends tions.
outside of the port in order to entice the ron was in the outer harbor. The flags
So it is in local politics, stick to the partv
Elmer Hall moved to Pleasant Valley Russiafisout, while himself, taking ad
court much more stern.
announciug the Admiral’s approbation of
and
vote
the
ticket,
and
this
is
what
the
the first of the week. He has rented the vantage of fogs on the coast, lav off and
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the Bayan were hauled down and re­
The onlv redeeming feature connected republicans intend doing, for they have John Theiler farm.
prepared to pounce in and catch the Rus placed by Another signal. Immediately
Absolutely Pure
with the nominations made bv the dem seen the folly ot factional strife and want
The Hodgdon Brothers are about to sians at sea if they succeeded in evading
the torpedo boats dashed ahead and the
ocrats was that they nominated a repub to see no more of it.
sell their timber land and they are talk, his mines.
THEME IS NO SUBSTITUTE
How successful the ruse heavier ships began to spread out.
lican editor to leaven the whole ticket.
ing of buying a dairy farm out in Fair­ proved is unfolded in the following de­
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Seeing the flight of the Japanese
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It was only right and proper that the view.
tailed narrative :
cruiser» the Petropavlovsk opened fl re T imber L and A ct , J ink 3 I878—N otice F or
fudge Burnett, who has the confidence
Sam
Dailey,
of
South
Prairie,
was
at
young men who have heen disturbing
During the night of the 12th inst. two with her greet guns, but the enemy was
P ublication .
and respect of the citizens of Tillamook,
I congregations in this city for a long time Netarts Sunday.
United State« Land Office,
divisions of des«rovers and one torpedo out of range and soon disappeared. Our
informs us that Mr. Eddy secured the
Oregon City, Oregon.
Geo. W. Phelps went to Tillamook flotilla, escorting the Korio Maru, a
should be taught a lesson. Last week
March and, lv-i.
nomination for circuit judge entirely on
squadron continued the chase, finally
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Recorder ('cates had two boys before Friday, returning Saturday.
mining vessel, arrived off Port Arthur. fading from view.
with the provisions of the act of Congress <4
his own merit.
Miss Mary Spindler, of Tillamook, The destrover flotilla protected both
him who were caught red handed annoy,
June 3, 1878. entiled ” An act for the sale of tim­
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“ I waited anxiously for its reappear­ ber lands in the States of California Oregon,
It is going to lie interesting to make ing the congregation attending the U. B was visiting on the bay last Sunday flanks and the Korio went boldly in.
Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as ex­
ance,
and
in
about
an
hour
it
came
in
to all the Public Laud States by act of
a comparison of the votes cast at some church. The Recorder allowed them to among friends.
The action of this vessel was typical sight. Far beyond it the number of tended
August 4 W-’
Geo
Hodgdon
was
out
to
Pleasant
of the republican primaries and the re­ go free with a caution, but this appears
HENRY DUNSTAN,
of the reckless during of the Japanese. points from which smoke arose an­
Of Tillamook City. County of Tillamook. State
publican vote that will he cast at the to have emboldened other boys, and the Valley last Saturday.
Although the concentrated beams of four nounced the presence of the enemy. of Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
statement No. 6376, for the purchase of
annoyance becoming so unbearable in
election in lune.
searchlights showed up every spar and Nearer and nearer came the vessels, and sworn
the W
of se 14. Se
of Sw '4 and lot
COUUSONBURO.
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that church again, those in authority
rail of the Korio and although a merci­ at last I made out behind our squadron 4, of Section No. 31, in Township No
“I’m a democrat ; and I’m going to were compelled to swear out complaints
2
south,
Range
to
West,
and will offer
Spring is here in all her glory and
to show that the land sought is
vote for B. L Eddy, for he is a Tillamook against two other young men who are garden making, fence building and less fire swept around her, she accomp­ a fleet of 14, of which six were battle­ proof
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
man.” That is only one out of a niimlier old enough and have been taught to cleaning off of meadow land is the order lished her object and came out again un- ships and the remainder armored and agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the County Clerk
damaged without the Russians discover. I 1 nnarmored cruisers.
of democrats who have expressed them­ know better. No one objects to boys of the day.
of Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook
ing her designs. Supporting the enter­ Smaller Boats Pass into Harbor. City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 4th day of
selves in like language.
and young men having fu»» and plenty ot
June. I904. He names as witnesses .
Mr. Norman Dye has gone “courting” prise was a squadron consisting of two
“Unable to get within effective range
Charles B. Wiley, Janies M. Morgan, Edward
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it, but they must be taught better that in Tillamook City this week. Mrs Dy* first-class and four second-class cruisers,
Morgan. Andrew M. Austin, of Netarts, Ore
It is all off ! We mean the low freight
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
cannot annoy persons who attend the accompanied him as far as Pleasant and at daybreak interest centered in of Vice-Admiral Makaroff’s ships, the above-described
lands are requested to file their
rates on the steamers. Thev are proba­
enemy stopped 18 versts from shore. claims in thisdlficeon
churches for worship A church is too Valley, where she will visit her brother, them.
or before said 4th day
bly going to make up what thev lost in
Our
squadron,
with
the
Petropavlovsk
of June, 1904.
sacred a place for the young men to go Mr. K. N. Woods.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
Tuesday night, April 12, Vice-Admiral leading, arrived at the entrance to the
carrying freight too chsaply lately. And
to have fun in. and on that account it
O W. Kinnaman and wife spent Sun Makaroff took to sea with his entire
it is a well known fact that the public
gives the judge of the circuit court the day in the burg, the guests of the latter’s squadron, including fourteen torpedo- harbor and drew up in line of battle. T imber L añd , A ct J une 3, I878.—-N otice for
P ublication .
like to be humbugged
Another siginal was ¿floated from the
power to inflict a heavy fine and a long parent«.
United States Land Office,
boats. The next night, April 13, in the flagship, an I the torpedo-boats at once
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Oregon City, Oregon.
sentence.
G.
T.
Coulson
is
down
from
Blaine,
March 28th. 1904.
It is plain to see that the lines are
teeth of a gale, eight torpedo-boats were proceeded 1 hrough the entrance into the
Notice
is
hereby
given that in compliance
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he reports everything in a flourishing sent out to reconnoiter. From Golden
being drawn more closely with the city
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
inner
harbor.
Vice-Admiral
Makaroff
Surely there ought to be euough enter­ condition in that city and “ bark” is
3, 1878, entitled “Au act for the sale oi
council, with Mayor Talmage and
Hill, on which I was standing, through was evidently unwilling to risk his vul­ June
timber lands in the States of California, Ore­
Councilmeu Cary and Reynolds on one prise amongst the business men of this still the familiar word, among the the blackness the searchlights of the nerable craft to the heavy projectiles of gon, Nevada and VVa-hitigton Territory,” as
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
side of the city’s fence and Councilmeu city to form a commercial club. We hail citizens.
fortification flashed over the inky waters the enemy’s armored ships.
August 4, 1892,
GU8T WICKLUND,
Mr Dave Reddaway, of Tillamook, of the roadstead and far out to the hazy
Chase, Munson and White on the other the pleasure of being taken to the Astoria
“
I
watched
the
Petropavlovsk
closely
Of
Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State
side, and with the power in the hands of Club, the Eugene and Portland Commer­ has moved onto his ranch here, Mr. horizon.
of Oregon, has this day filed in this office Ills
as
she
steamed
toward
Electric
Cliff.
sworn statement No. 6394. for the purchase of
the latter if they have the tact and grit cial Clubs, and the Multnomah Club, Phelpw the vetmary surgeon has also
Chased by the Japanese.
The frowning marine monster whose the Ne % of Section No. 19. in Township No. 2
and we could not help taking note how taken up residence on his claim which
North, Range 6 \V, and will offer proof ro show
to exercise it.
At 11 o’clock I heard firing at sea and guns were ever turning toward the en- that the land sought is more valuable for its
these clubs were appreciated by profes­ joins Mr. Reddaway’s place.
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timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
counted
seven
shots,
but
could
see
eniv
were
preparing
to
send
huge
mes
­
As Mr. E<l<ly will be taken out of poll sional and business men, and the large
and to establish his claim to said land before
Miss Fannie Smith closed a very suc­
the County Clerk of Tillamook County, Ore., at
tics after June, no doubt there will be a ( number of young men who attend the cessful term of school here on last Fri­ nothing. At daybreak I made out sengers of death against him.
Tillamook City, Ore , on Saturday, thé iStli day
through the light to the southward
“All was quiet. It was the hush be- Of June, 1901. He names as witnesses:
tussel between the republican clans for Multnomah Club for recreation and day.
George W. Grayson, Himene Price, of Tilla­
about five mile.-j from shore six torpedo- fore a battle—the hush when nerve is mook
leadership ol the party. This is how we 1 amuseineut. Tillamook City is a good
i.’ity Oregon : Wslter J. Smith, William
Mr. Dye’s are contemplating moving boat» strung out in line, all firing.
R.
Illingworth, of Wilson, Oregon.
strained to get into impending danger.
have it sized up ; Those who pull hardest , business city for its size, but it is away
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
to their ranch at Blaine in the near
In the lead and outstripping the others
I looked for the Japanese ships, but above described lands are requested to file their
in the republican traces at the coming , behind the times for a place to invite
f utu re.
was a boat heading at full speed directly they were without movement save that claims in this office on or before said 18th day
election will gel there, and those who pull , visitors. A little hospitality extended to
of June, I904.
Press Lucas was down from Boulder for rhe entrance of the harlior. The last caused bv the heavy sea.
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
in the opposite direction will be ignored visitors in the way of inviting them to a
r
Creek Sunday.
in
line
was
beclouded
in
steam
and
lag
­
Great Ship Blown Up
by the party in the future as they have j comfortably furnished club room, would
Iu the. County Court of Tillamook County
D. F. Coulson had the misfortune to ging. She had evidently been hit.
Mv glance returned to our squadron.
^tate of Oregon.
in past years.
be much appreciated in Tillamook, and
loose one of his cows last week.
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It was difficult to distinguish the boats, The Petropavlovsk was almost without In the matter of the estate
where business men and professional
of
Daniel
S.
Pierce, Tokie
Rev Smith and wife, of Beaver, were but finally through my glasse» I saw headway when suddenly I saw her trem­
It looks as though the city authorities men could spend a little time together in
(Pierce) Coon, Rachel L. Order to show
(Pierce) Johnson, Mag­ cause why order
the welcome guests at N. Coulson’s re­ that the leader and the laggard were ble. She seemed to raise out of the water,
must keep a sharper watch on the boys
nettie Pierce, Laura Pierce of sale of real
recreation and amusement Life is too
cently.
and Ethel^E. Pierce, heirs estate
and young men who are disturbing the
should
Russians and that the four others were a tremendous explosion rent the air, and
short to be kept at the grindstone from
at law of the estate of S. not be made.
Mr. Reddaway and Ed. Smith com­ Japanese. The flash of the guns and the then a second and then a third. Frag­
pence of the city, and if the city marshal
D. and Minnie Pierce, de­
seven o'clock in the morning until eight
ceased.
«
menced peeling bark last Saturday; com­ splash of the projectiles at they struck ments flew in all directions, and wreck­
needs any assistance let several special
Daniel S. Pierce, the guardian of the person
or nine o’clock at night, all after the pre­
policemen be appointed. This hoodlum- cious almighty dollar, and the business menced early to avoid the rush, we the water showed the intensity of the age and men were mixed up in a terrible and estate of Ethel E. Pierce and Magnettie
Pierce, who are heirs of the estate of S. I>.
guess.
ism oil the part of young men must be
conflict.
mass. I was hardly able to realize Pierce and Minnie Pierce, deceased, having
men would feel much better one with the
filed his petition herein,duly verified, praying
Mr E H. Newton, of Blaine, made a
checked with a stern hand, otherwise it
Crippled Craft Spits Back.
the horror of it when the ship began to for an order of sale of all the real estate of
other if they had a place where they
leasant call at the burg Monday.
may lead to something more serious, for
said descendants for the purpose therein set
The torpedo-boat from which steam list.
could meet and have an opportunity to
forth, being the Southwest quarter of the
the young men have gone too far.
was
escaping
was
firing
viciously.
The
Northeast
quarter of Section 29. in Town­
In
a
moment
the
sea
began
to
open
meet visitors to the city who might be
NEHALEM.
2 South of Range 9 West of the Wil-
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four center craft together were concen and the water rushed over her. The ship
taken there by members.
lmette Meridian in Oregon.
How people did beef because Grayson
Miss Vedia Lewis came by way of trating their fire on her, but the crippled Petropavlovsk had disappeared.
It is therefore ordered that all persons in­
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terested in the estate of said deceased, ap­
aspired to the nomination for sheriff on
The floating woodwork and the few pear before the County Court on Monday,
How funny ! How ridiculous ! How Garabaldi on Thursday, bringing her boat poured out her fire ami was success­
the republican ticket because lie had only
mother and little sister from Sellwood. fully keeping off her assailants. The men struggling in the water were all the 2nd day of May, 1904. at the hour of
inconsistent ! The democratic brethren
ten o’clock in the fore-noon of said day, at
identified himself with that party for five
Court House, in Tillamook City, Tilla­
got their party into a devil of a picket on Miss V. will teach the »Inion Peak signals then flashed the news to the men that was left to recall the splendid fight­ the
mook County, State of Oregon, to show
or six years, yet the democratic conven-
school,
commencing
May
2nd,
being
her
that the vessel was the Strashni.
ing machine which a few hours before cause if any they have, why an order should
Saturday. They endorsed Mayor C. \V.
be granted to the said guardian to sell
' tion did, without one word of protest
second term
The unequal combat was observed had sailed out of the harbor. The same not
Talmage for joint representative, a man
all of the herein described real estate of the
or making a long face, indorse C. W.
The
schooner
Gerald
C.
came
in
Sun
­
said
descendants at private sale.
with breathless interest, but the net shock exjierienced by the observers on
who was elected to the mayoralty of
That a copy of this order be published for
Talmage, ex republican county treasurer
Tillamook City last Decemher by the day with freight for our merchantsand drew close around .the doomed boat. Golden Hill paralyzed for a moment the four successive weeks in the Tillamook Head­
light. a newspaper printed and published in
for Yamhill county, for joint representa­
united effort of the gamblers so that they sailed Tuesday with a load of canned The four Japanese vessels formed a semi men on the other ships, but when it said county and state.
tive on the democratic ticket.
salmon
from
the
cannery.
Dated this 21st day of March, 1904.
circle
and
poured
in
a
deadly
fire.
The
passed, torpedo-boats and small boats
could continue to run a wide open town.
W. W. C onder .
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Our cheese factory started up Thursday steam from the Strashni grew denser, rushed to the aid of the survivors..
County Judge.
The democratic brethren then nominated
W. H. C ooper .
We think that most everybody iu this
Survivor's Graphic Tale.
the H eadlight man for coroner, who with N, P. Alley carrying uiilk on the covering her like white pall. Still »he
Attorney for Guardian.
county are w« II pleased with fudge G. H.
Eager to ascertain what had occurred
has persisted in fighting the gambling South fork ; W K. Scovell on the North fought desperately.
Burnett ns circuit judge, and lie came in
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Running straight for the adversary on board the sunken ship, I hastened to
“ring’’ because it is a damnable curse to fork and T. J. Balentine, cheese maker.
Department of the Interior,
for a good many congratulations upon
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore..
the city, a damnable curse to the young We are a little slow in some respects, barring her way to safety she passed the a landing where a small remnanent of
April 9t'h, 1904.
his re-nomination when he came in the
Japanese
astern
and
fired
at
them.
At
but
enjoy
the
distinction
of
having
the
the gallent crew were being put ashore
men, a damnable curse to many homes,
Notice is hereby given that the following
first of the week to hold court. As the
mimed
settler
ha*
filed
notice
of
intention to
this
stage
Vice-Admiral
Makaroff,
who
best
cheese
maker
in
the
state.
and conveyed to a hospital. Signalman make final proof in support of his
wives and families, and a damnable curse
liis claim, and
third judicial district is republican bv
Road Supervisor Morrison has a crew had been observing the progress of the Pochkhoff, who was slightly wounded, that said proof will be made before the County
to the morality and business interests of
Clerk of Tillamook Co., at Tillamook City, Ore’,
about 2000 votes, with two strong can
the citv. Truly politics makes strange of men at work on the North fork road, conflict through a telescope, signaled to was able to give me a remarkable clear on May 21st. 1904 via. :
didntes like Judge Burnett and Mr. B. L.
STANLEY H. PHILLIPS :
commencing
at
the
county
line.
the
cruiser
Bayan,
lying
in
the
inner
statement of the disaster. He said:
bedfellows, and may heaven have mercy
HE. No. 12.351 for the lots 4 and 5, sec. 4. and
Eddy, they are liable to poll more than
Fred White went out over the trail to harbor, to weigh anchor and go to the
“We were returning to the harbor, the lots 1 and 8. of sec. 5, tp 3 south, range 9 west.
on the soul of the H eadlight man for
He names the following witnesses to prove
their party strength.
rescue.
Petropavlovsk leading. Some of our his continuous residence upon and cultivation
living nominated in the same convention Astoria Tuesday.
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of
said land, viz :
Alex.
Anderson
has
a
contract
to
build
Fired
as
She
Sank
cruisers , which had remained in the har­
as the man who was elected with flying
Issac H. Moore, John Bumgarner, John
It is as plain as plain can be that all colors last December bv the aid of the an addition to the Efcuore cannery in
The Japanese boats clung to their ene bor, came out and steamed toward the Blum, Edward Blum.of Nestocton, Oregon.
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
the democratic artillery will be used to gambling “ring,” and is now the stan- upper town. The company expects to nies like bounds in a chase. They had enemy, firing 16 shots at him with their
capture the county clerk’s office. For | dad-bearer for the democratic party in abandon the old cannery on the bay and become separated, but again resumed bow guns. Thev then retired. The en.
the information of those who may have j Tillamook county. Such political pros- use the new one bu’lt by Mr. Wist their formation. Small jet» of flame and emy numbered 14- heavy ships, nearly all
forgotten .the figures, ffour years ago titution is enough to give the demo, several years ago tor a elam cannery.
smoke were spurting from the light armored, while ours were nine. Against
they were : Homer Mason, 667 votes ; cr.its of the county a spasm. Now laugh,
School in the South fork district com­ rapid firers, varied by denser clouds a» their armored cruisers we had only the
Thos. Coates, 297, being below his par­ I brethren, laugh. Laugh good and loud menced Monday.
Miss Pitney, of torpedoes were discharged against the Bavan.
ty's strength. At the same rieetion G. and long at the H eadlight man—if our Eugene, is the teacher.
Strashni. 11 was the end. The stricken
“I stood in the wheelhouse on board
DOES ALL KINDS OF
B. Lamb polled 795 votes, being unop­ dear democratic friends now feel like it.
Rev. W. J. Rohmer went to Portland boat loosed a final round, but it was aa the battleship looking at the signal book.
posed for school superintendent. That
on business Monday.
if a volley had been fired over her own The Admiral’s last signal had been for
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is not much criterion to go by, but he is ' Both the old political parties in Tilla­
grave, for she disappeared beneath the the torpedo boats to enter the harbor.
Wanted.
equally as popular, it not more so, in the mook, we presume, purposely avoided
waves, only a little cloud of stream The Petropavlovsk slowly steadied and
A Girl to do general house work . also marking the place where she went down.
county today than he was four vears making an issue of the local option and
almost stood still.
man
and
wife
to
work
on
ranch,
and
ago. and can poll his full party strength, the direct primary nominating elections
Satisfied with what they had accom­
one young man.—Call or address, J. J.
Three Distinct Explosions.
and a little more.
measures which are to be voted upon in Howaer. Blaine, Ore.
plished, the
J arnese torpedo-boats
“Suddenly she shook violently. I heard
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the election next June. So on that ac­
turned and made off at full speed, fol­
a fearful explosion, immediately followed
Ençravlnjî n Speciali y
Of course, the editor took in the dem. count the fate of those parties docs not
lowed by the Bayan. To their sup|x>rt
by another and then another. Thev
ocratic convention on Saturday, and we depend. The local option measure is for
came six of the enemy's cruisers. Still seemed to me to be directly under the
Rain and sweat
must say that if railroading a ’’slate” the purpose of allowing the legal voters
have no effect on
the Bayan went on, seemingly inviting
harness treated
bridge. I rushed to the door of the wheel­
through a convention is democracy, then to determine themselves whether thev
certain destruction, She noon porteti
with Eureka Har­
house. where I met an officer, probably
ness Oil. It re- ‘
we must confess our profound ignorance want saloons in certain districts. It is a
her helm to bring a broadside to bear
sista the damp,
a
helmsman. I could not pass him, and
ot the meaning of democracy. Delegates democratic measure in principle, where
keeps the leath­
upon tne foe, w hich was advancing in
er toft and pli­
I sprang to the window andjumped out.
( incorporated ).
from the east, west, north and south the majority rules. As was to lie expect­
able. Stitches
line of battle.
The ship was listing and I feared that
do not break.
came to this city, and like good little ed, the wholesale liqnor dealers, brewers
TILLAMOOK
CITY. ORE.
Bayan Braves Destruction,
No rough sur­
every moment she would turn over.
face to chafe
democratic bovs, they. Ar a large num and saloon keepers have organized to de­
She opened some of them and turned
and cut. The
“On the bridge I saw an officer welter,
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tier of them, voted as they were told, feat the measuie. Ou that account it is
harness not
quickly and stood on into the hail of the
ing in blood—it was our Admiral Malta,
ooly keeps
and the ’’slate’’ went through without a s ire to meet with a strong support from
enemy’s broadsMes.
The Japanese
Io king Ilka
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roff. He lay face downward. I sprang
aew, but
crack in it. The only particle of demo, a large number of voters from all poH •
steamed al a slight angle, enabling all to him. grasped him by the shoulder and
«rears twice
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cracv that we saw in the whole conven- tical parties. We hardly think that Ore­
as long bv tk
their guns to hear, and projectiles rained
attempted to raise him. The ship seemed
use ot Eurek
tion was after it had carried the ’’slate” gon is readv for a local option law. the'
around the Bayan, raising columns of
Haruess
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to he filling. From all sides flew frag, DirectorsM. W. H arrison . W. W.
through as slick as gliding down a grees. present licensing laws being good enough '
water as they burst, but none struck ments.
C urtiss . B. L. E ddy .
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ed log, then delegates exercised lheir in it they were properly enforced, and as
home.
Cashier
M. W. H arrison .
“
I
heard
the
deltaning
screech
and
the
de|<ndence and nominated the editor the» have not been, a great many people
To the eastward suddenly appeared
frightful din. The smoke rose in dense
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi­
for coroner. Reason that out and see will vote for the local option measure to
five more of our torpedo-loafs returning
clouds and the flames seemed to leap to- ties of all kinds.
whether we arr not right. It was a place the authority in the hands of the
to the harbor under forced draught.
ward the bridge where I was standing
genuine New York Tammany eon ven. people. The direct primary nominating
Two of the Japanese cruisers were im
beside the Almiral. I jumped on the rail
tion.witb Claude Thayer and B. 0 Snuf­ elections laws will somewhat revolution
mediately detached to cut them off. bit
White Rivpr Flonr at Gang­
.
«nd was washed out, but succeeded in
fer the bo sacs.
ite the present system of making no mi I
the Bayan. noticing the movement, grabbing something.
loff A Nnnffer’s.
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