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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 9, 1904. i mains in its present mood. WRATH OF A MOB. Notice. And yet Russia is fighting against fate. Some : . ■ «ss Settled bids, with plans and specifica 1.50 surprise is reported at St. Petersburg at Came to See Bull-Fight in St tions, will be received by the County (>nc year.’....... Louis Arena 75 the recent repoits of defeats of Cossacks Six months .... 50 by a force of Japanese not greatly, it at Three months S t . L ouis , June 5.—Incensed ovrr Clerk of Tillamook county, Oregon, on or before the first Monday in July, 1904, all, superior in numbers. There is no their failure to see a ” genuine Spanish for the construction of a new bridge reason tor surprise. The Japanese are at bull-fight,” which the authorities had aczoss the Miami river where, the pres (£1 k (Çillamooli Mjcabligbt least the equals of the Cossacks or any ordered stopped, a riot was started in ent bridge stands. J other Russian troops in courage, while an arena near the World’s Fairgrounds Bridge to be constructed out of good Fred C. Baker. Publiaher. thev are immeasurably superior to them this evening by a crowd ot 2500 men and Fir Lumber in a workmanlike manner, boys who were unable to get their in activity and skill. Whatever Russia’s with span 10 feet longer than present temper may be at the time, it is certain money back, and the building was The Same Old Question. span, upon good Fir or tide Land Spruce Instep Skirts, Cloth and Silk Coats, Ragla i’s Rain Coats. J that the coining fall of Port Arthur will burned to the ground. Exlusive.y to Measure. A problem that is now before college renew the efforts ot the peacemakers in Four men were placed under arrest by Piling, with necessary approaches and presidents and deans of agrieultuarl col Washington, London, Paris and Berlin, the authorities of St. Louis County, break water 50 feet long on north side. SARCHE t , Dated this Sth day of May, 1904. leges is found in this question : Why do and this time they may be successful. charged with the destruction of pro lirf) Come early and secure first choice. J By order of County Court. farmer’s boys,asks the Journalof Agricul perty. The crowd, thinking these men Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. H omer M ason , County Clerk. ture. who are able to enter a college or were connected with the show, made an Good Cows for the Poor. university choose law, medicine, engi attempt to mob them, and in their en E. T. Gill of Haddonfield, N. J., owns neering </r teaching as a profession, in Only the rich can afford to keep poor counter with the Deputy Sheriffs a num stead of preparing for successful lives up cows, but they don’t. The poorer a man ber were roughly handled and some re the Guernsey cow Glenwood Girl 2nd, on the farm ? Nearly 590 of the students is the better his few cows should lit if he ceived severe wounds. The building is that has a record of 593 pounds of but tiow attending the University of Missouri is to make a living. To see a poor man said to have cost $2500. It is a total ter in a single year. She is considered one of the best types of that breed and either now live on the farm or havespent keeping poor cows is a sight to make loss, with no insurance. considerable of their life on the farm. one sigh at the shortsightedness of man. The initial performance bv the com- Mr Gill savs that it costs no more to Out of these about 160 are taking agri A poor man cannot afford to waste his panv of Spanish bullfighters had been keep a cow of that kind than one culture. Why all this movement away money on poor cows, but a rich one can. advertised widely, but the Governor, which produces only 200 pounds of but from the farm ? Is our agricultural Usually we hear it said that the poor in response to numerous complaints, ter a year. education to blame? Or do the lower man cannot afford to own good cows. ordered that it not be allowed to take Owing to delay in getting the neces. Spruce and Cedar schools set up false ideals of life's calling? This is contrary to all rational reason, place. Despite these orders a large sary equipment in place for making the Dean Mumford of the Missouri College butter test at the St. Louis exposition crowd assembled in the arena at the ing. If he can afford to keep a cow he of Agriculture when asked for an ex. can afford to own the best. Butter specialty. the date for the beginning of the test advertised time of opening. plnnat'on said : “I don't understand Before the regular performance a num was postponed until May 30. Messrs. The poor man who refuses to spend the reason for it. Boys seem to be dom the money necessary to purchase a good ber of cowboys droye in some bulls, Richardson, Gettys and Peer were chosen inated by other ideals. I don't know cow, and finds enough to get hold of a which they ran around the arena in true to select the twenty-five Jersey cows Orders for Lumber promptly attended to. why.” A possible explanation was sug- second-grade one, must work double Wild West stvle. The crowd soon be best fitted for representing the breed in g sied by Dr. A. Ross Hill, dean of the time to get any profit and wait years came tired of this and called for the bull, the test. It is generally • expected that AlitoBouri Teachers’ college He thinks before he can breed it up to a higher fight. some records will be broken, as there our present high school courses are re- The announcement was then made are some fine individuals scheduals to standard. It is better to realize this at sponsible for this movement. He thinks the beginning, that the poor man better that the bullfight would be proceeded take part. The Jerseys are attracting the remedy is to have agricultural put all his money in a half dozen good with. The matadors came into the ring fully their share of the attention at the taught in these schools. “Four years i cows than in a dozen or two inferior and the officials stepped up to the an fair and breeders making exhibits are spent in the high school, as courses are ones. In the end he will make more nouncer ahd handed him a paper, in deriving the benefit. usually arranged,” said Dr. Hill, “may money The profits of dairying depend forming him the fight should not take Startling Evidence. wean the boy away from the farm, even entitely upon the cows and the system of place. if he entered simplv with a view of in- Fresh testimony in great quantity is When this became known to the crowd raising feed and giving it to the animals. constantly coming in, declaring Dr. creasing his intelligence and preparing There is nothing else to decide the matter thev leaped into the arena and demanded King’s New Discovery for Consumption, J. P. AL1UEJ4, Proprietor himself in a general way for his life work. one wav or the other. the return of their money. Failing to Coughs and Colds to be unequaled A This defect in the present courses of At the Pan-American model dairy get this, the crowd went to the office, recent expression from T. J. McFarland, Bentorville, Va , serves as example. He study in the high schools can best be ! there were good, but not fancy cows, which was located in a small building writes : “ I had Bronchitis .for three remedied bv the introduction of courses Special Attention paid to Tourists. which made $40 profit per year for their outside the arena, and began co stone years and doctored all the time with in agriculture, horticulture and manual out being benefited. Then I began owners after the cost of feed had been the structure. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation training, and by making them solid : This was followed by attempts to taking Dr. King’s New Discovery, and deducted, which, by the way. was courses in the hands of a teacher, who, a few bottles wholly cured me. Equally bought in the home market, and not burn the arena, which is an immense effective in curing all Lung and Throat in addition to good general scholarship, raised on the home farm. If one good building constructed* of pine. Bits of troubles. Consumption Pheumonia and possesses a sound knowledge of the science cow will moke that profit a herd of burning paper were thrown at the Grip. Guaranteed by Chas. I. Clough, of agriculture, or is himself proficient in ten or twenty should net one a pretty woodwork, and finally some one went Druggist. Trial bottles free, regular the use of tools.’’ sizes, 50c. and $1.00. fair income. This can be done in almost inside and dropped a lighted match in a pile of hay under the arena. The whole any region where the grass is good and Rough spruce lumber sawed Russia's Back to the Wall where good methods of farming and structure was soon afire and was soon to order, for #7.00 a thou dairying are observed. More can be ac destroyed. STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON. Russia has evacuated Dalny, its great The fire engine that responded to the sand, at the Tillamook Lum- complished, but this is enough to show ONLY LINE—ASTOTLA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, seaport at the strait of Pechili. The czar alarm stuck in the mud, and there was what some dairies can and are doing. bernig Co. has issued a ukase placing the control of BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. It matters not so much what breed nothing to stop the progress of the the ports of Reval, Naveabvrg and Libau Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and flames. The fire department of the one keeps so long as the animals are also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. foi San Francisco, Portland and all the naval forces of the Baltic in adapted to dairying and are good re World’s Fair was called out to protect and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to the hands of the commander of the port presentatives of the breed. Each animal the Fair buildings should it become SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR of Cronstadt. The object of the first must be judged on its individual merits, necessary, but the wind blew in another B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. move is to concentrate all the forces on and if not up to the standard it should direction. Agents & K N' R R- Cq R- Co • Portland. the Liaou Tung peninsula in the defenses Agents 1°' R & c Porl |and lie discarded. Price does not always Sermons Boiled Down. at Port Arthur, and to defend that post measure the value of a serviceable cow. Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co. ’s Express to the last extremity. The second move Heart going is the only giving. Sometimes high prices are tacked on for means that Russia is pteparing for any Self love gives sin its lodgment. certain structural forms and breed char possible demonstration which Japan The hopeful are always helpful. acteristics which would not tie of any may make against the ports on the Bal Needless people bear needless pain. A jffr jfk A l A AÄ A l Ac A l tfk AA A A A A AA c Ar. Ar A l A l A l J^ tic during the present war. At the same use to the ordinary dairyman —Wiscon Silver sands are as slippery as any. sin Agriculturist. time a denial is made from St. Peters The labor of love leads to loveof labor. burg of the Paris story that a large The man who runs from work gets no Eastern farmers are rather inclined to PROPRIETOR force under Kuropatkin is marching rest. southwest to attack the Japanese and look upon the $27.000,000 recently set The glad looking are the only good assist in the defense of Port Arthur, hpart hv the Secretary of the Interior for looking. Other reports have it that a small irrigation proposes in the West as ano. Awkward deeds are better than elo force of Russians from New Chwang are ther brick hurled in their direction. They quent dreams. | have been competing with the vast wheat moving south toward Port Arthur, but Ma«« The finest music heard in heaven is | •t«a&ar4 the commander of the Russian armies in ' and corn fields in the West until thev made on earth. Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging OU O«. Manchuria is not going to rest his whole ! have about come to the conclusion that Hypocrisy is the tribute the false pays Fine Machine Work a Specialty. safety on the issue of a pitched battle in they have the worst end of the deal, and to the true. the neighborhood of that fortress which now they wonder what tliev will lie up No man ever reached a joy by jump will decide the fate of Russia in that against when several million acres of land ing over a duty. are put under irrigation through the province. An icicle in the pulpit cannot start a The Russian situation is conceded to efforts of the government. Thev wonder fire in the pews. if that will still further reduce the price be desperate, but there is not the faintest Wandering afar is not essential to the sign of surrender. Intimations are made of farm products and make their land welcome of home. decrease in value. Many argue that the • DOES ALL KINDS OP in St. Petersburg that the capture of One God-made man is worth a hundred Port Arthur would not make Russia increased production will be fully offset self-made martyrs. hospitable to the idea of peace. It is evi by the natural increase in population, People who advertise their troubles dent that the czar’s advisors are not yet and, therefore, in consumption, and that never clear off their stock. PROPRIETOR OF the Eastern farmer will never know the thinking of accepting any ot the over When a man goes to meeting with his tures for mediation which have been un difference. More intensive farming has head full of business he is not coming officially and informally made by Presi also been suggested to the Eastern far- away with his heart full of blessing. dent Roosevelt, Edwaad VII. and others. mer, but from his standpoint he has ! nlmiit reached the limit and any addi- At the Russian capital at least a long DEALER IN tional load forced upon him will cause For Holstein and Jersey Breeders. and hard struggle is expected to be put Engruvinç a Specialty something to drop. up. The abandonment of Dalnv was a For years a great hubub has been going k ☆ severer blow to Russia prestige even than on between the Holstein and Jersey All kinds of business has its ups and was the defeat at Kin Chou. That port Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook breeders over the milk tests of their was the pride of the Russian people. It downs, so-called “off years,” when the respective breeds A Holstein breeder was a creation ot the St. Petersburg supply equals the demand and prices are was boasting about the rich milk his government ; it was built out of the new low, \ery often there is no money made cows were giving. The Jersey man said: HOUSEHOLD MOVERS in n few years, and its construction in daring times of depression and low prices, "Friend, are vou sure your cows are AND DRAYMEN. volved the expenditure of over $100,- and the man who is constantly changing full-blooded Holstcins? I have a sure test Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us 000,000. Just as soon as the Russians in search of something that brings more for determining Holstein cows.” left Dalny it was occupied bv the Japa money unusually gets established at Our Delivery wagon delivers to country The Holstein man wanted to know nese. Russia's departure, in fact. was about the time when there is over pro. what his test was. He said: or citv so hunted that the intention to destroy duction and low prices, and nway he “When vou begin to milk put a silver most of the valuable property in the goes chasing «»me other high.priced SEE THE commodity. The old saving. “Hew to dollar in the pail. lithe millcis thin port could not lie carried out. enough so that you can see the dollar the line." applies to the farmer and his Tillamook Lumber Company The preparations tor defense of the I have the largest and best assorted stock of old when the pail is full you may be sure Baltic coast area decisive commentary business. Lite is short and no man can that vou have a Holstein cow.” FOR Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into on the report that the Baltic fleet was master any one line of agriculture and this City. The Holstein breeder replied that he soon to lie dispatched to the Orient. De should not engage in them all. It is bet had a test that never tailed to detect a fensive operations in that quarter and ter not to drift about, but to lie conser Jersey. not offensive are what ar- under consul, vative and steady, and instead of widen Whisky, to gal •‘Put a silver dollar in the milk pail | eration at the war office in St. Peters- ing the field of operations apply more when you begin to milk, and if the dollar I burg There are doubts as to whether thought and better methods to the task per gal. is not covered when you are through the fleet pinned up in Port Arthur will in hand. you can lie sure you have a Jersey cow.”— * w » repentCervera's exploit at Santiago and The old saying that "one half of the Field and Farm. make a desperate rush for liberty, when Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can to world doe* not know what the other half it is found that the fall ot the fortress is The Russian gunboat Giliak was tor- buy it pure and unadulterated from me. near. This and its destruction by its is doing” does not hold good since the pedoed and destroyed at Port Arthur on (INCORPORATED), own men are the alternatives ahead for establishment of the rural free delivery Saturday. TILLAMOOK CITY, ORE. and the adoption ot the telephones iu the the Meet which is shut in under cover of The whole of the#160.000.000 Russian rural district*. Gan. Sloes sei’s guns. Nobody in Rus- PAID VP CAPITAL, $10,000. • * • , credit notes are said to have been ab- sin in any responsible position now ap- The Daily Telegram's correspondent sorbed by French investors and the price A GENERAL BANKING parently has anv hope that Port Arthur writes "Four thousand Russians be- has now reached a small premium, Centrally Uoeated Rates, $1 Per Day ran make a successful defense against BUSINESS. longing to General Stakelberg s brigade The Rnssians appear to have great the lapanese for anv considerably length lav 31 engaged loOO Japaaese, live I confidence in the bravery of her soldiers, Directors —M. W. H arrison . W. W of time. Its fall within a tew weeks at miles south of Wafang Tien. The Rus- The little brown men could never have C urtiss , B. L. E ddt . the outside seems to t»e conceded hv ««"•were repulsed, losmg 200 killed aad'carried a fortified position, as thev did H. LARSEN, Proprietor. Cashier :—M. W. H arrison . Russia. But will this end the war ? tt ♦00 wounded The Japanese lost more recently, had IS. boys been holding the wd’ nut, if the czar's government re Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge seenri. loan Ilk) killed." position in the place of the Russians. ties of all kinds. KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. * •» s (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) $ NEW SUMMER FABRICS ii Headquarters for Ladies’ Tailoring, 3 i J Dress and W alking Suits, Dress Skirts, j the Tailor, Tillamook. I W Fir and Spruce Lumber. Shingles. Cheese and Boxes a TILLAMOOK LUMBER. C0ŒPÆNY. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, Headquarters for Travelling Men. Pacific Navigation Co. In every town and village may be had, the Mica Axle Grease A. K, CASE, Tillamook Iron Woks General Machinists & Blacksmiths that makes your horses glad. TILLAMOOK OREGON G. F. Franlçlin WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING In first class style. F. LEACH, Tillamook Meat Market Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc. Quick Brothers, J S. LAMAR, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. SHINGLES and BOXES. Shingles $2.25 1000. $8.00 per •’ $2.25 i Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 «J. Eg ' e TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK. • f LARSEN HOUSE, M. TILLAMOOK, The Be«t Hotel in the city. OREGON No Chine»e Employed.
