Tillamook headlight., June 23, 1904, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 23,
1904.
Protest at Butte.
THE RIGHT PLACE
To Buy Goods,
At the Right Prices,
IS AT TODD’S
Do you not know that you can buy a better quapty
ol goods for the same money at Todd’s than any other
place in Tillamook ?
a pair of Shoes,
Do you not
the same article
B itte . Mont., June 19—A monster
ma;»s meeting was held tonight from the
steps of the county Courthouse to take
some action tending to relieve the exist­
ing deplorable conditions in Colorado as
a result of the strike of the miners there.
Tonight's meeting was called by the
Butte Miners’ Union, and was attended
by about 10,000 persons.
Governor Peabody was arraigned in
bitter terms, and President Roosevelt
was appealed to in hehalf of the striking
miners. The resolutions ask "that a full,
complete and impartial investigation be
madeinto thecauses that have provoked
crime and that all guilty of crime, no
matter who or what they be. be punish­
ed in accordance with their guilt.*’ The
resolutions conclude as follows:
“Resolved, That the outrageous meth­
ods of the Peabodv administration be
condemned and that we are unalterably
opposed to military despotism and in I
favor of the supremacy of decent civil
regulations.’’
Grand Fourth July
CELEBRATION
At OCEAN PARK
Sports, Horse Racing, Dance at Night.
A Good Time for Everybody
APPALING DISASTER
Nearly 1000 Persons are
Burned to Death or Drowned
in New York.
missing has remained almost unchanged.
Today, when the total of bodies re­
covered exceeded 750 the list of mist,
ing continued well in excess of 300.
Sheriff Harris, of St Croix, Wis. was
N ew Y ork , June 15.—One of the most shot three times iuthe head and instantly
With the announcement that the appaling disasters in the history of New killed Saturday night while attempting
steamer Francis H. Leggett, owned by York, tragic ill its immensity, dramatic to arrest an unidentified man on board
the Hammond Lumber Company, is on in the tender age of most of its victims, an Omaha train near Little Falls, Wis.
her wav from Midway Island to take in took place today in the East River, at The man who did the killing exactly fits
tow one ot the mammoth cigar shaped the entrance to Long Island Sound, the description of the man wanted for
log rafts from Stella, Wash., another within a short distance of the New York the murder of Town Marshal F. Stevens,
tirade of abusejs started against the shore, anil within sight of thousands ot of Harve, Mont., and Sheriff Harris was
practice of towing the huge hulks at sea. persons, the majority of whom were endervering to place the subject under
When the last raft was taken down, in powerless to minimize the extent ot the arrest. A company ofWisconsin Nation­
1903, a prolonged wail went up from catastiophe.
al Guards went to Little Falls and aid­
the mariners of the Coast, being more
By the burning to the water's edge ed by poses from Hudson and Baldwin,
particularly voluminous at San Fran of the Slocum, a three-decked excursion are scouring the surrounding country f< r
cisco, directed at the promoters of the steamer, one of the largest in these the ¡murderer, who escaped from the
idea, and Federal legislation to bring waters, more than 9C0 persons, the [ moving train.
about a remedy was threatened.
majority of whom were women and
Ferry Waldrip was shot and danger­
The next tow to go south is being rap­ children, were burned to death or ously wounded last Thursday near
idly assembled and will be ready to start i drowned by jumping overboard or bv Grouse, Or., by Richard Patterson. Wal­
on the arrival of the steamer. Several being thrown into the whirlpools by the drip was shot in the left breast, the bul­
of them have been built in the past few lurching ot the vessel and the frantic i let lodging under the shoulder blade.
years and taken to the Golden Gate, and rush of the panic-stricken passengers.
The wounded man has been removed to
but one went to pieces. The construc­
Divers were still busy at a late hour Flora, Wash. When the messenger left
tion of one of these rafts is rather in- i tskiug bodies from the hold of the there Waldrip’s condition was con­
teresting work, to which is attached the I vessel, which, they say, is choked with sidered serious. The trouble occurred
usual hazardous risks of the loggers, and I the remains of human bodies, while over a range. Waldrip and Patterson
considerable expense. A cradle is first the bodies of acoiea who leaped, or are sheepmen. The former claimed to
built, with one side removable. This were thrown into the river have uot i have leased a summer range and camp.
closely resembles the framework for a been recovered.
When Waldrip drove his sheep there he
vessel, as the ribs and knees are used
Il is variously estimated that there found Patterson in possession. Trouble
on the same principal as a craft’s frame. were between 1500 and 2500 persons on at once occurred. Patterson is said to
When finished the cradle is launched and board the General Blocum when she have shot three times. He is reported
towed between two rows of piling, and left the pier at Third street. East River, to have gone into hiding.
lugs are then hoisted into it bv means of though the Kuiekerlsicker Steamship
With a raving maniac at the thrott'e
derricks, being placed in position as they Company, which owns the Slocum offi­
a Canadian Pacific train ran shrieking
come over the side, and then bound with cially slates that the number of passen­
into Slocan Junction. The fireman
chains.
gers was 837. that being oi.lv one-third jumped from the cab at the depot and
In the neighborhood of 100 tons of of the vessel's capacity. It is thought,
chains are utilized in making fast the lioa ever, that there were seyeral liun- said Engineer G. A. Hall was stark mad,
logs
When aH have been drawn to­ drid children in arms, tor whom fares had left the throttle and shoveled coal
into the furnace like fury, saying he
gether,
so the whole forms what seems are not usually charged oil these tripe.
Miss Lewis, Miss Jones, Miss Pitnev
NETARTS
Statistics show that the henpecked
would gel the train through faster than
to
be
a
solid
mass
of
timber,
the
side
of
The fire is said to have broken out in a ever a train went before. The engineer
Miss Pearl Farmer and Miss Ruth and Miss Snow went to Tillamook Wed- | and scolded boys fill the reformatories, the cradle is pulled away and the rait
Easter went to Tillamook City Satur- ( nesday to attend the teacher’s institute. Jails and penitentiaries, vet these sisters floated, the cradieserving only as a mold lunch room on rhe forward deck,through was overpowered and imprisoned in the
the overturning of a pot of grease. The caboose until Nelson was reached, whete
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and mothers wonder why their sons and
day to go out on the excursion on the
in which the raft is built. A howser is
brothers left home and did wrong
wind was high, and all efforts to subdue he was handed over to thé police. It
SOUTH PRAIRIE
Vosburg on Sunday.
made fast to the bow of the raft and at
took four men to hold him while he was
The dairymen are anxious to have a when he had such “good’’ training. My tached to the towing machine on a the fire were furtil.
Joe Effenberger left for his home at
sympathies are with the boy who has
The General Slocum left Third [Street being taken to the lockup, he struggled
I good rain as the pasture is short.
Nehalem Monday morning.
steamer. The hulk is handled with ease,
too much ill-timed advice.
East River, at 9:30 o,clock, having on so desperately.
even in ordinary rough weatfier. Owing
Mr. Joseph Blaser and Miss Margeret
Sam Dailev, ot South Prairie, was at
board the Sunday school excursion of St.
to
the
fierce
storms
along
the
coast
in
' Webber were married in the Catholic
Netarts Saturday.
Mark's German Lutheran Church, lo-1 A Russian officer who was wounded
Teachers
’
Institute.
winter, no attempt is made to take them
Norman Olds, of Tillamook, spent a ! Church in Tillamook on the 12th. The
catcd in sixth street. Her destiaatuui.. in the battle at Vafangow (Telissu)
down in that season ; but all efforts are
few days on the beach the first of the evening was spent at the bride’s father’s
told
an Associated Press corres.
The annual meeting of the Tillamook centered on cutting the timber and raft­ was Locust Grove, one of the .many re pondent that the losses on both sides
week.
with their many friends in dancing and
sorts
on
Long
Island
Sound.
The schooner Gerald C passed out over { other amusements. The bride and groom County Teachers’ Association convened ing it to a convienient point, where build­
He places the Russian
The excursion was in charge of Rev. were severe.
in this city this morning, with an aver­ ing is commenced early iff the Spring.
casualties at least at 7000. He says no
the bar Monday evening, en route for were the recipients of many useful and
George
C.
Haas,
pastor
ot
the
church.
age attendance. The institute promises The material is sold at the Bay Citv for
Nehalem, with the machinery from the ornamental presents.
Captain William Vanschaick, the com­ soldiers in the world could withstand
Mrs. Dwight West has been quite sick to be instructive to the teachers, as the piling, the Bear State forests having been
Netarts saw mill.
mander of the boat, was one of the best the fapanese as they have been fighting
instructors
are
gentlemen
who
are
well
with la grip and tonsolitis.
denuded for proper timber of that char­
Eli Olds and family, of Tillamook,
known excursion-boat captains on New lately. Their artillery fire, he asserts, is
Mr. and Mrs. .Miller returned to the versed in their profession. Owing to the acter.
The Russians
were on the beach Sunday and taking in
York
Harbor. He has .commanded the marvelously effective.
unavoidable absence of State Senator B.
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Prairie from Seaside last week.
fought stubbornly, desperately, but were
the sights and getting the benefit of tjie
entire
time
since
she
was
built
in
1891.
F. Mulkey, there will be no lecture this
It can be staled with definiteness that
Mr. Darby’s house took fire last week.
sea breeze
The steamer after leaving her dock, unable to withstand the enemy’s dash­
(Thursday) evening, but to-morrow Representative Victor H. Metcalf, of the
It was put our without serious damage,
proceeded
up the East River, all three of ing persistency.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Norton, of Fair­
(Friday) evening State Superintendent Third California District, will succeed
the file being in the roof.
her decks being crowded with merry­
view, were over Friday on business.
J. H. Ackerman will lecture tn the opera
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper-
Bears are getting quite numerous. house. The lecture is free, and the Tilla­ Secretary George E. Cortelvou as head of makers. Bands played, and the great
John Johnson came over from Pleasant
the
Department
ot
Commerce
and
'La
­
enced
dentist is located in
Charles
Wells
and
son
Isaac
killed
three
side-wheeler
was
decorated
with
flags
mook Brass Band will furnish the music. bor.
Valley Friday last to visit with his
Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and
from stem to stern.
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. bears on Bewley Creek last Sunday.
The
teachers
who
were
in
attendance
The military critics are discussing the
No need of any more book agents
The Slocum had reached a point near is prepared to do nothing but
O’Hara.
at the institute this morning were ;
results of the raid by the Vladivostok
canvassing
this
section,
not
even
for
a
the
Sunken Meadows, off 135th street, first class work and give the
Clark Hadley and wife, of Tillamook,
W. A. Betteys Bay City, Ore.
squadron. They say Vladivostok has
Bible, as some of our neighbors have
If yonr
Manhattan, which is at the extreme best of satisfaction
were driving on the beach Sunday.
Archie E. Millard, Spruce, Ore.
proved more valuable as a harbor and
purchased all the high priced books they
teeth
need
fixing
call
upon
eastern
end
of
Randall's
Island,
when
Mr. McAllister, of Portland, was on did not want, so would now give an
Mrs. N. M. F. Dawson, Dolph. Ore.
better as a strategical position than
him.
the
fire
broke
out
The
headway
of
the
the beach Saturday.
Miss E. V. Dawson, Cloverdale, Ore. Port Arthur.
agent the cold shoulder.
vessel and a high wind almost instantly
Tom Johnson and family, of Fairview,
N C. Rhoades, Tillamook, Ore.
The Japanese artillery at the battle of fanned the insignigcant flame into fury.
spent Sunday on the lieach rustling
Ollie
Franklin,
Tillamook,
Ore.
The Hen Pecked Boy,
Vafatigow included heavy siege guns Efforts were at once directed to subdu­
clams, &e.
Clare Franklin, Tillamook, Ore.
using lydite and sweeping the whole ing the fire, but .they were futile. The
Oscar Bergman, of Nehalem, has been
Jennie
Dean,
Foley,
Ore.
Writing to n farm paper a lady has
battlefield. The Japanese suffered tre­ blaze spread aft with almost lightning
on the bay for the past week helping get this to say about hen pecked boys :
Amanda Tinnerstet, Tillamook, Ore.
Has just received a FINE
mendous losses in turning the Russian rapidity.
Captain Vanschaick than
the machinery out at the mill ready for
Anna Tinnerstet, Tillamook, Ore.
Much has been written about the hen.
right, one battalion of the Twentv sixth headed for shore. The great open decks STOCK of the latest fashions of
shipping.
May
Dean,
HobsonviHe,
Ore.
fiecked hubby, but the poor boy; what.
Regiment being annihalated. The hos­ built for excursionists, with little ¡ob­
Isabella Watt, Tillamook, Ore.
The tug Geo. R Vosburg wns ont to oh what, has been said in his behalf?
pital station at Vafangow was repeat­ struction from bow to stern, offered a
Ellen Bewley, Hobsonville, Ore.
the Sea Lion Rocks all day Sunday with Henpecked did I say ? Pullet pecked
edly struck by the enemv's shells, which , clear sweep for |iie Are. As the Slocum
Frankie Drew, Hand Lake, Ore.
an excursion party. Several ot the party would sound just as well and be more
mutilated the Russian wounded.
dashed forward the flames caught stan­
Mis. J. C. Taggart, Neskowin, Ore.
were landed on the rocks
appropriate. I have in mind a boy who
“There has been a wonderful change chion and cabin woodwork, eating and I
Fannie Smith. Blaine, Ore.
w unfortunate enough to have several
MHHALBM
in sentiment in our party ranks in the tearing their way across the vessel.
Mrs. Mary Millard. Spruce, Ore.
1 sisters blit no brother. These sisters
Direct from Chicago.
last ten days concerning the Presidential, The excursionists, but a few moments
Bertha Arndt, Tillamook, Ore.
D. C. Perrgov and family returned to tease, torment and make fun of him any.
Consisting
of HENTLEMEN’S
before
in
the
full
enjoyment
of
an
ideal
nomination,’’ said Alonzo E. Wilson,
Mrs. Mabel Mason, Tillamook, Ore
Nehalem on Tuesday from Seaside, com. where, everywhere, a tja 11 timesand up-
PATENT
LEATHER
»nd Vici
chairman of the Illinois Prohibition ex- i 8ul,lluer 8 day on Long Island Sound,
Grace Spaulding, Netarts, Ore.
ing over the trail.
I on all occasions. If he misses a lesson.
Patent Leather Kid of the best
ecutive
committee.
“
Most
all
of
our
”
'
ere
driven
to
the
after
part
of
the
Dora
E.
High,
Tillamook,
Ore.
The North fork school put in a set of gets punished or has a poor marking in
quality in the market.
prominent men have declared for General 8t*8n”'r to escape the heat, tlanies aud
Mrs. M F. Dunstan, Trask, Ore,
new furniture on Saturday which in school they tell about it. It he enters
A. Miles, ...in
and * I j-'ivusvv
predict ills
his nomi.
increasing.
I Nelson ...
liviill- | 8mo*te that were constantly
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eluded eighteen automatic desks, rec 11- the parlor thev scold him about the! Ida B Calby. Beaver, Oie.
nation, probably on the first ballot, at |
and deckhands aboard the
tion bench, teacher’s desk and chair and mud,he firings in. If he goes to plav ball [ Annie Andrews, Cloverdale, Ore.
Indianapolis next week. Sam P. Jones. *loat "fruggled hard to quiet the panic,
E May Jjnes, Nehalem. Ore.
new curtains. The school m equipped he "gets it" when he comes home. And
. of Georgia, or George W. Carroll, of bus their efforts were in vain, The wild
I nun Pitney. Nehalem. Ore.
with a library, and with one of the best the queer part of it all is that the moth
Vuia I. Lewis, Nehalem. Ore.
Beaumont, Tex., will be given the second > disorder increased as frantic mothers
teachers on the coast. No wonder they er makes sport of the boy along with the
sought to find their children who had
place. ’'
shine.
Bertha Richards, Bay City, Ore.
girls.
been at play about the decks.
Miss Zella and Georgia Lewis came i«i
The mother is a good little body, but j Grace Ford, Tillamook. Ore.
The citv election held at The Dalles on
The passengers had become panic-
from Portland on Tuesday to visit their the is making a serious mistake If this1 Alice Eager. Bay City, Ore.
Monday was the most spirited for years, strickt^ and those who were not caught
Bertha A. Rowe, Balm, Ore.
mother and sister
boy dosen't run away from home when
and tire result a decided rurprise to the
up by the Hames rushed to the rear of
Rob Crawford went out Saturday he is 14 or 16 it will be no fault of his
most ardent supporters of the independ­
with another »mall drove of cittle for mother and sisters. I have known sev­
The army of grasshoppers struck the ent ticket. The regular ticket was 110m- the vessel, and hundreds jumped over­
A’tnria.
eral bovs who left good homes and here­ alkali wheat raising district, about 20 ’inated at the regular city primaries, and board into the swiftly running waters.
At the school meeting on Monday the tofore could never understand why, but mdes southwest oi Pendleton, Ore., a few
there were no indications that the inde-
N ew Y ork , June 21.—All through the
North fork district elected F. N. Wakeley 1 believe the mvsterv is solved now. They days ago. and has wrought much dam- 1 pendents would put up a ticket,
The night, despite the terrific electrical storm
director and H V Alley clerk ; the town are too much henpecked. Dear mother age to grain. Monrad Fix ia tile bear­
announcement was made in the local that swept over the citv, the searchers
d strict B. A. Todd director and W. J and sisters, try at least to appreciate the cat loser, grass hoppers having eaten
papers last Thursday, and since that for victims of the General Slocum dis.
Koehrner clerk; Sandhill district, Her. ' boy. Remember he is the lonly one of down 500 acres to such an extent that
Please call and examine mv goods and
time the independents have left no stone aster held to their grewsome work and
m in Tohl director and Lottie Snyder the family, that his sisters are different tlie grain is scarcely fit for hay. Other
unturned to secure a victory. The fight ! to-day the total number of bodies re. prices before purchasing elsewhere.
clerk , Balm district. Lewis Ludtke and from yours, and that you must put np crops in that vicinity have been more or
No charges for sewing rips onjshoes
was waged on the question of gambling, covered had reached 770. An alarming
purchased of me.
Charles Easom directors and W. E with some of his ungainly ways, dirty less damaged. A visit of grasshoppers
the
independent
candidate
pledging
him
result of the developments of the last
Knight clerk.
1 hands, dirty face and muddy shoes. They in this country is unusual
This is the self, it elected, to <fo away with all forms ' three or fear days has’ been 'th«7
1 been that.
The lieraid C. came in Tuesday from nre only small and temporary incon­ first vear the insects have done any dam.
of gambling and run the city according I although more than 200 .bodies hare
Netarts.
veniences nt most.
.ige to grain
to law and order.
been taken from the river, the list of
Another Raft is Ready for Towing
Do you not know that they make a specialty of all
Wearing Apparel, and handle the best stock that can be
purchased for the money ?
Do you not know that everything bought of them, is
is represented ?
If you do not know it, then when you are needing
anything in the line of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishing
Goods, etc., go there to buy it, and after wearing you will
be convinced of it yourself.
Good clean stock always on hand.
Call and see us, and get prices and examine goods
TODD & CO
Red Front Shoe Store
Summer
Shoes