Tillamook headlight., June 23, 1904, Image 1

The Annual School Meeting.
Editorial Snap Shots.
out of $60,000, the limit to which the
city can bond itself, $58,000 has been
What was in the wind bv the gather­ voted for a new water system, leaving
ing together of the clans at the last tno- but a trivial amount for drainage. We
ment to attend the school meeting ?
still insist that the water and drainage
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systems should go together. But we do
Barb Wire, 4cts. lb.
There is always one feature connected not look for any system of drainage to
Carts, better grade ................................... 25.OO
Champion Mowers, 4 >4 ft............ .......... *5250
with the entertainments at the Academy, be inaugurated in this city until some of
Open Buggies........................................... 5O.OO
Champion Mowers, 5ft............ ............... 53-50
and that is people get too much enter, our citizens have been put under the sod
Mitchell Wagons, with bed....................... 90.OO
tainment for their money.
as a result of too much water agitation
Champion Mowers, 3% ft...... .......... .... 47-50
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Running Gear, medium 3m.................... 82.50
and little or no agitation to drain the
Champion, 8ft. self Dump Rakes .......... .... 30.00
It is correctly said that Tillamook is a stinking cesspools which are a menace to
Ij^in. Crank Spring Wagon, with bed. 65.OO
land of milk and honey, but it is some­ health, .and becoming more so as time
Mitchell Top Buggies,.................. $65.00 to $125
Special Three Spring Wagon. Just the
thing better than that at this season of rolls on.
i2in. Case Plows.................... .. .......... 15.00
the year, it is a land of strawberries and
thing for a Milk Wagon, 1 Seat .... 60.00
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Carts ............................................. .......... 20.00
cream.
An effort was made on Mondav, but
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Judge Conder must have anticipated was voted down, to introduce the high
trouble if he bunched all the newly elect- school studies into the Latimer school.
ed county officials up in the old quarters, The idea may be laudable, but it is alto­
so he is having new offices erected for the gether premature for a district like that
democratic sheriff-elect and deputy. We to tackle, when the cost is taken into
do not look for trouble between the poli- consideration. The wisest thing for the
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS. Mr. B. L. Eddy left on Tuesday for Owing to the unavoidable absence of
cal push of either party, even if there is people living in the Latimer school dis­
trict, if they are desirous of giving their
Brownsville, where he will address the Senator Mulkey there will be no lecture
to be a democratic court house ring.
A few specials :
children the advantages of a good high
Linn Pioneers’ Association.
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this evening, but to-morrow (Friday)
Eggs. 19c. in trade ; cash, 17c.
Some people are a little curious as to school, would be to make arrangements
If you are not doing much business, evening Prof. Ackerman will lecture.
Shirt Waists:
what
will bt done about local option in with the directors of Tillamook district
why advertise in the H eadlight ^ for
A good many counties and parts of
45c. kind at 15c. Like reductions that will bring you the business.
Tillamook county next November. As or become annexed to it. The Latimer
counties in Oregon will vote for prohibi.
on the full line of waists.
patience is a virtue, we shall have to be school district has a high school within
There are large numbers of wild pigeon tion at the first opportunity, and if we
Wash Pedestrian Skirts ;
patient and see what they are going to easv reach if it wants to take advantage
are
not
mistaken
they
will
repudiate
it
in the county this year, and more than
80c. and 90c.
do
about it. If the vote at the recent of it for their children, so has Fairview
two years later.
have been seen in previous years.
election is anything to go by, it is enough and South Prairie, and it is a little sur­
Black Satin Underskirts, 59c.
Matt
Casey
was
charged
before
Justice
The best bath in the city is at C. R.
to put the saloon keepers on the anxious prising to us that those who are inter­
8c. Batiste at 5c.
Johnson’s Barber Shop, which has been Alley on Friday charged with wanton
ested in education in those districts have
seat.
Prints, 5%c. yard up to 12c. yard.
injury to a cow belonging to Roger Ma.
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not liestirred themselves to secure what
Extra Special in Children’s Shoes, sizes fitted up with a new bath room.
The reputation of a city or county is advantages the Tillamook high school
A. M. Bosler, of Hebo, has sold 80 honey, who filed the complaint, There
5 to 13*6. at 25c., 50c. and 75c.
was
no
direct
evidence
against
Casey,
what its public men make it. If there offers to neighboring districts.
A t C arl A. P atzlaff ’ s U p - to .D ate acres of land to A. Nelson for $1,300. C.
are aggressive and able men in a com­
Mills, real estate agent, brought them but the justice bound him over to the
S tore .
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circuit court in the sum of $250.
munity it progresses and comes into pro­
together.
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The H eadlight would suggest that,
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The passengers who went out on the
minence. If, on the other hand, the pub­ instead of holding any more entertain­
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
R. C. Magarell was in from Woods on
lic men are of the class that pulls down ments in the hall of St. Alphonsus Aca­
Seth Moon was in from Blaineon Tues, Wednesday and making some arrange­ steamer Sue H. Elmore on Saturday were
and never builds up, there is little or no demy, they be held in the opera house or
day.
ments for the Fourth of July celebration Charley Miller, Mrs. Captain Starr. W.
progress. How true this is of some of elsewhere where the exits are convenient
L. Haslbrouck, G. W. Robinson, R. E.
W. C. Bailey, timber locator and esti. at Ocean Park.
the public men in Tillamook.
Meeker, Mamie Bosley, Mrs. Bosley, E
in case of fire. We are perfectly aware
Captain W. D. Stillwell and Mrs. G.W.
mater.
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H. Newton, H. E Ross, Miss Childers,
that the Sisters have taken unusual pre­
Grayson
left
on
Saturday
to
attend
the
P. Powell was in from Spruce on Wed­
Jessie David, Mrs Willson and daughter,
It is a bad thing for anv citv. county or cautions to ward against fire on thisand
Oregon Pioneer and Indian War Veter­
nesday.
Notice.
community when a spirit of pull down previous occasions when entertainments
Jos. Guptill and W. VV. Curtiss and wife.
Jos. Bixbv was in the city from Beaver ans’ re-unions in Portland.
and boycott gets started. Yet everv were held there, but as accidents will
The commencement exercises at St.
Purchasers
of
Chittim
Bark
will
be
The Closing Out Sale of the Racket
on Monday.
Alphonsus Academy on Thursday even­ held responsible for Bark taken from small communitv is affected with that happen in the best regulated family, it is
C. Ben Riesland came in from Portland Store goods will be continued, to be ing, as usual, drew a large crowd, and lands belonging to Blodgett Company, kind of un-American spirit once in a just as well to be prepared for them. For
sold at cost as long as it lasts at Peter. 1
on Saturday.
the program, which we published in our Limited, the Wilson River Lumber Co., while, only to bring disrepute upon those instance, if an accident had happened to
son & Svenson’s Furniture Store.
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who start it. And Tillamook City is no one of the large Rochester lamps when
last issue, was nicely rendered and drew N. P. Wheeler and J. H. Cook.
N. McMillan was up from Garibaldi
exception to the rule. But it is amusing, they were being lighted or the light turned
For sale, in most desirable part of I applause from the audience. Owing to
this morning.
P. S. BRUMBY,
Tillamook City, a first class house and
anyway, and shows what small, narrow down it would have caused a panic and
Agent for Owners.
A. J. Baker was in the city from Port­ lot, situated on lot 10. Thayer’s 4th the program being so long, it was past
minded people there are in the world, a rush for the stairway. What occurs
midnight
before
the
entertainment
was
land on Thursday.
addition to Tillamook. Apply on the over.
who never do themselves or the com­ on those occasions is too vividly before
Labor and Industry.
W. Kinnnman and wife were in from premises to George Watt.
munity any good.
the public mind in the case of the Iriquois
Louis W. Glaser has filed suit in the
The Pennsylvania State Federation of
Blaine on Tuesday.
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theater at Chicago for us to dilate upon,
A Grand Fourth of July Dance will be circuit court against the Tillamook Log­ Labor is now stronger in the anthracite
The drainage of the surface water in
Mrs. K. Eil wards returned from Port­ given at the opera house on the evening | ging Company, claiming the sum of$130
sufficed to say that we do not want to
than
in
the
bituminous
coal
fields,
and
the
vicinity
of
the
school
house
was
the
land on Wednesday.
of the 4th in this city, and supper will lie for damages to certain lands owned by has affiliated with it about 200,000 men. subject of a discussion at the meeting of see anything like that in Tillninook,
Keeper H. Mahler was in from the served at the Allen house. Fine orches- him, over which the company took their
hence our kindly suggestion as to future
Japan furnishes one-twelfth of the raw­ the school meeting on Mommy. We be­
lighthouse on Tuesday.
tra and a good time promised.
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logs. Plaintiff* had given permission to silk consumed in the world—about lieve it is, as Mr. Thayer said, the duty entertainments, or until such time as the
exitsot St. Alphonsus academy will allow
The city will put in a new bridge
Rev. C. P. Metzler, who was formerly the defendants to cross his land, provid­ 9,000,000 pounds. The war is not of the city council to undertake that
the people to get out of the hall in quick
across Hoquarton slough.
the pastor of the Presbyterian church in j ed they would pay for what damage likely to affect the production, as all work, but as it have had plenty of op­
V C. Jones, of Hoquiam, Wash., was this city and who went to China as a ! I they did, which they now refused to do.
portunities during the past few vears to time, which is almost impossible as at
the work is done by women and girls.
present constructed. It maylie that it is
in thecity on Wednesday.
missionary, has returned and is in New | Married, in this city, at the home of
ride
the city of its frog pond and eyesore,
Co operation has proved a great suc­
not the duty of the Press, but that of the
but
never
have
done
so,
we
do
not
know
Lumber is being hauled for a new office York being treated for deafness.
i J. H. Ellison on the 16th inst., Mr. Henry
cess in England.
The co-operative
city council to draw attention to matters
but
what
the
district
took
the
right
to be erected for the sheriff.
At the regular meeting of thecitv coun­ L. Simmons to Miss Martha M. Blum, societies did a business in 1903 that
where the public safetv is in jeopardy,
C. A. Smith and W. M. Lucas were in cil on Monday evening, the petition to the ceremony lieing performed by Rev. A. aggregated $446,081,115, and the net course to stamp out a nuisance, and but since we have done so we do not for
which
will
not
entail
a
very
large
figure
S.
Foster,
pastor
of
the
Presbyterian
from Beaver on Wednesday.
profits were $49,300,000, or 36*6 per
increase peddlers’ licenses to $5 a day
one moment think that anyone will take
to carry out. With assistance from the
| offence nt what we have suggested and
Fred Quick has gone to Corvallis on a was acted upon, the city attorney being churdh. Both are well known, respected cent of the share capital involved.
city council and property owners there is
instructed to prepare an ordinance to young people, and their many friends
Thorium, which gives the light from a
vacation and to visit friends.
what we think is best for the public.
will be glad to hear of the marriage and gas mantle its intensity, was a curiosity every prospect tkat surface water iu the
that
effect.
Wm. Ryan is up on his homestead on
heart
of
the
city
will
find
an
outlet.
to to extend their congratulations tn twenty vears ago, but hundreds of per­
C. Mills, the real estate hustler, has
the Wilson river putting up buildings.
i According to the Novoe Vreinya, the
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the lmppy couple.
sons are now making a living digging it
closed
the
sale
of
the
Hang
saw
mill
to
Miss Hilda Shogren, of Portland, is
It is impossible for a newspaper to Russian oil combination has capitulated
in North Carolina, and the annual out­
Do
you
know
about
Jersey
cattle
?
We
Mr.
Harmon,
of
Tillamook,
Beaver
will
visiting her sister, Mrs. Emmett Quick.
please everybody, es|Kciully when there to the Standard Oil Company, and even
find in him a good citizen, an experienced offer a few choicely bred yearling bulls put is worth $500,000.
As was expected, Sheriffelect Woolfe
is
ail election and people are divided up the Rothschild and Knobel interests have
saw mill man and a valuable addition from our famous Hazel Fern Jersey Herd,
Statistics collected in Germany have
come to terms with the American con­
will appoint Thos. Coates deputy sheriff.
at specially reduced prices, to make room shown that 28 per cent of the accidents into parties and factions. If anyone is
to that pious community.
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cern. The whole output of the Baku
Ernest Worthington and E. J. Knob­
for next crop of youngsters We will caused by machinery used for industrial taking exceptions because we conscien­
lock were in from Cloverdale on Mon­ Articles incorporating the Miami Valley give you valuable pointers on Jersey purposes, such as manufacturing, were tiously supported the republican party wells is at present in American hands,
day.
! Creamery Company were filed on Wed­ stock. Better write us today on prices due to defects in the machines and to in the recent election, we do not care one the rivals having become friends.
nesday, with F. P. Hobson, Clarence on bulls, and state the kind of anima)
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iota, for we shall have nothing to regret
Fred Millar, Bavard McKimens and W,
lack of proper safeguards.
Tilden and F. W. Crane incorporators,
doing
so
in
the
future.
If
there
is
any.
President
Roosevelt
was advised that
you
desire.
Address
F.
E.
McEldowney,
D. Steele were down from Nehalem on
Unique among the various inter­ one who is wanting to boycott an editor
the amount of capital stock being $1000 Superintendent Ladd’s Farm, 1260 Mil­
a large proportion of all the greut
Sunday.
national unions in the country is the for doing that let them start in, for that
divided into ten shares of $10 each.
financial concerns will support his can­
waukee ave., Portland, Ore.
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E. N. Newton, of Blaine, left on Satur.
Journeymen
Barbers’
International is something, if what is true is told us,
didacy.
Ex Attorney-General Wayne
Mr.
J.
D.
Stearns,
of
Bellingham,
Wash.,
dao for California for the benefit of bis
Somewhere between 40 and 50 passen­ union, with hendquarters in Btiston. we intend handling without gloves. All
! MacVeagh gave him this assurance Mr.
a friend of Walt. C. Bailey, came in last gers went out on an excursion to the seal i The special interest in this international
health.
week to look over the county. He is a i rocks off* Cape Meares on the tug Geo. R. j lies in the fact that, since 1896, there that is the matter with the H eadlight • MacVeagh, who is counsel for the Penn-
Green wood, direct from the mill,$1.80.
lumberman, and after looking over the Vosburg on Sunday, and some of them have been only two strikes of the local is that it has told too much truth in dis­ 1 sylyania Railroad, and many of the
Dry wood, $2.50. At Tillamook Lum­
cussing local affairs, and we intend to leading anthf ncite coal companies, took
timber mav. in all probability, buy up i succeeded in landing on the rocks, where unions that compose it.
ber Co.’s mill.
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pursue the same course in the future as , luncheon with the President. The Presi
some of the claims now on the market.
there were thousands of sea lions. After
An effort will lie made to bring a bill in the past, regardless of thoce who dis­ (lent has now been repeatedly pidvised
For rent. Office consisting of two
rooms, in business part of town. Call at I A marriage license was issued to Geo. gathering birds eggs and shooting quite before the next Pennsylvania legislature, agree or agree with us.
that all the Wall street interests domi­
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Hein's Studio.
* I I S. Richardson and Sarah A. Sargent this a number of the monster sea lions the by which each coal company will be re­
nated by J. P. Morgan will contribute
morning. Mr. Richardson was one of | partv returned without any mishap, quired to pay $100 for each man or boy
What the H eadlight has repeatedly 1 liberally to the Republican campaign
Prof. R. C. French, of Weston, came in
the defeated candidates in the recent having caught a number of deep sea fish, killed in or about its mines. This will asserted came up forcibly on Monday at
fund.
on Wednesday to attend the teachers'
election, on the prohi ticket, but there’s | but the sea was a little too rough to j provide the deceased’s family with the school meeting on the question of
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institute in this city.
no law to prohibit a man getting mar-' make a big haul.
' funeral expenses and money to meet its i drainage. We have asserted on more j Humane action is demanded in behalf
For sale, four three year old steers.two r’e<^-
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| than one Occasion that Tillamook City . of the deported Colorado miners. Noth
two year olds and one yearling.—T. Shil­
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on ,orrv ,o bear that while attending the
United States Commissioner of Educa­ is in more need of a sewerage system ing better can be suggested than to pro­
linglaw, Sandlake, Or.
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Wednesday, her passengers being Mrs funeral service at the Christian church tion W. T. Harris follows up the advance i than another water svstein, but th** mu vide them with tickets to the World’s
Mrs. Stoddard and children came in on W. A. Bibby, W. A Bibbv, L. Ludke, L. I on Sunday afternoon of the man who notice of his annual report by asserting 1 jority of taxpayers thought different, for Fair.
a visit on Wednesday to her parents, K. Bowen, J. H. Pothemis. J. J. Cra w- j wag poon(j on ,be beach, she was seized that the tangible effect of education is
Mr. and Mrs. Latimer.
ford, J. M. Bodie, W. A. Hnddelson, Mrs. j with paralvsis on the left side. She was observed in increased incomes. Persons
Ladies I Attention! For the most K. Edwards, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Heiger ! taken home by Miss Cosy Clark, but the with a high school training average
stylish tailor madesuits, go to Sarchet's, 1 and Mrs. Stoddard.
stroke was so severe it rendered her un. $1 ,000 a year, while those with a com­
The Fashionable Tailor.
Rev, John Looser will hold his last ser. conscious, and she remained in that con­ mon school education only half as much,
Orders were received last week from vices with the German Reform congrega. dition several days, much to the anxiety and the illiterate about $200. The col.
San Francisco to close down at once the tion in the Adventist church in this citv of her relatives. We are glad to say, lege graduate averages ula.ut $2,<M)<) a
next Sunday, June 26. Sunday school at however, that Mrs. Hunt has regained year.
saw mill at Hobsonville.
The total number of workmen thrown ’
The best place in the citv to buv your 12 o’clock and preaching service at one consciousness and there is Some hope of
meat is at the Palace Meat Market. p.m. Everybody cordially invited. As her recovery. Her daughters, who were out of employment in the last twenty !
Prime meats, hams and bacon always Mr. Looser's time expires in this county • in Portland, were sent for and they 5ears on account of strikes is estimated I
at 6,105,694, and a loss of wages of 1
on hand.—S mith & J enkins . propri. this month, the rev. gentleman and his reached home on Mondav evening.
family will return to California.
More thnn 127,1X10
! County Judge W. W. Conder was in over
ctors.
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There
the city on Tuesday. The judge has be­ establishments were involved.
come interested in road clulis. having was an average loss of $46 to each per­
organized two in the south part of the son involved. New York came first in
( county, and he is desirous that a duo be the number of strikes and Pennsylvania
Take your
organized in this city. We are all in­ second, the former having 20.000 and
terested more or less in good roads, and and the latter having over $18,000
any effort in that direction should be en. strikes. The coal industries experienced
Our Motto : Quick Sale and small profits. Satisfaction guaranteed or your
coo raged. As to building a new court more strikes than any other.
money returned.
house, the judge will endeavor to aecer-
to
The crop» in the vicinity of Dallas
| tain what kind of a court honse is
ha\e been materially hindered this Spring
wanted, and to ascertain this he will
on account of the lack of rain. Unless
obtain the pictures and cost of several
rain comes within the next few «lays
boildings, and by the first of next year
there will lie almost a total loss of the
Successor to Gangloff A Snuffer.
the court will lie in a position to make a
THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST
Sprn g cro|»s.
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I start.
AT
Ralph Ackley’s
Get my special discount before you buy
At RACKET STORE, next to Post Office.
At the annual school meeting on Mon­
dav, Homer Mason was elected director
and Thos. Coates was re-elected clerk.
Messrs. Severance, Clcugh and McIntosh
were appointed a committee to audit the
clerk’s accounts. Chairman Eddy made
a number of remarks, in which he said
they had had a most successful school,
which was due to the good corps of tea
chers. The board thought it was the
best policy to re employ the teachers,
but thus far only the principal and three
of the teachers had been employed. It
was shown that the center piers would
have to be strengthened and there was
but little difference in the cost of heating
the new school building, which was con­
sidered verv satisfactory. The question
of drainage of the surface water in the
vicinity of the school was brought up by
Mf. T. B. Handley, who thought as the
district had provided comfortable rooms,
light, ventilation and heat they should
not forget the drainage, whereupon Mr.
J. VV. Maxwell moved that the directors
lie instructed to carry out the work. Mr.
Beals offered to give $50, and it was sug­
gested by Mr. Eddy that other property
owners and the city council might be in­
duced to give something. Mr. C. Thayer
objected, for he thought that it was the
duty of the city council to have a com­
plete system of drainage planned out, for
any expense in a temporary drain would,
he thought, be throwing that amount of
money a wav. Mr. Handley said that as
the people had voted to bond the city for
$58,000, this only left $2000 available
by another vote for sewerage, so they
would have to wait until some of the
principle on the water bonds was paid
off before they could hope to have a
sewerage system. The motion carried.
White River, Peerless, Pride of Waldo
Hills, Graham, Rye, Whole Wheat,
Flour. Take your choice.
All Kinds of Feed.
MOWERS,
PRESCRIPTIONS
RAKES,
TEDDERS,
PLOWS, HARROWS, DISCS.
Buggies,Wagons, Hacks, Surries.
C. G. Peterson,