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♦ TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 4, 1904. honest wa>s and especially in the pay as well a* the immense wealth lost by the I Oregon RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. School, Monmouth, wreck ot vessels long ago, should prove ment of bills, the better clothing ot wo Begins its 23rd year September 20th, ( strictly in ADVANCE.) a rich harvest for those who adopt men, the education of children. It is 1904, four terms in each school year 1.50 invention of the Italian engineer. One year........ affording equal opportunities tor oe- 75 almost universally true that not a dollar Six months .... ginning a course in September, Novem 50 goes into the gambling house but is actu Three months ber, February and April. What a Nation Eats. ally needed at home tor some specific pur The Best Training for Teachers pose of food or clothing, furniture or fuel, A committee of the Royal Statistical Is the Normal course with its assur (£be t^iliamooh Mjc.ibligbt or payment ot debts. The gambler is, in society of Great Britain has recently been ance of good positions at good wages. fact, almost alone ill society in the situ«, engaged in investigating the production \\ rite for new catalogue containing lull Fred C. Baker. Publisher. lion of contributing to the community and consumption of meat and dairy information concerning courses of study, training in actual teaching afforded under not a single service tor the emoluments | products in that country, and while they • real conditions in town and country The Anti-Saloon Sentiment. he withdraws from it. Others, however | find that there has been increased pro schools, and full details about the ad humble or vicious, do something in re vancecourse ot study with the additional Gambling is running wide open again turn for money received. The gambler duction, yet it has not been on a scale in Tillamook City Only a few months does nothing ; and offers his patron but proportional with the increase in popu advantages attached. Address. Secretary J. B. Y. BUTLER; President E. D. RESbLER. Monmouth, Ore. ago Councilman Chase made a motion, the poor alternative of possibly robbing lation. According to its report, submit ted at a recent meeting of the society, which was earned, that the city marshal some one else instead of himself being the average consumption per head in close down on the gambling, and at the robbed. Great Britain was,of meat 121.8 pounds; same time the councilman said he would The essential baseness of the gambling bring proceedings against the gamblers. propensity, whether amateur dr profes of milk, 15 gallons; of cheese, 10.5 - — a-®— S, W This worked all right for a short lime, sional, is that ¡(consists of the desire and pounds ; oi butter, 18.5 pounds. The but the motion is on the minutes of the intention to get something valuable amount of meat included 56.8 pounds of city council's proceeding and gambling is without adequate equivalent. It is, beeef and veal, 27.5 pounds of mutton being run wide open. The matter is therefore, thoroughly antagonistic to the and lamb, and 36 8 pounds of bacon and pork. In addition, the British people again up to Councilman Chase and those whole principle of exchange on which in- consume extensive quantities of poultry, who voted with him, tor if they were I dnstry and commerce rests ; and it makes game, rabbits, etc., which are not includ • sincere in having the laws enforced only no difference whether it springs from the ed in the above summary. The average a few months ago they should be just as impulse or deliberate dishonesty or from of 15 gallons of milk does not include determined to-day to do I heir duty and the passion of laziness which refuses to separated or skim milk or condensed to see to it that the city marshal did his. work. Society’s face is set against the milk, both of which are consumed to an Instep Skirts, Cloth and Silk Coats, Raglan’s Rain Coats. As we have pointed out before, it is the gambler, relentlessly and unchangeable. appreciable degree. In comparison with <Lj, Exlusive:y to Measure. saloon keejKrs who run gambling joints The onlv question is how to deal with him the continental countries, England con who are creating ihe strong anti saloon so as to reduce his malign influence to sumes much more meat, but consider S® Come earlv and secure first choice. sentiment in Tillamook county. A saloon the minimum; whether to treat him with ably less than the United States and 54 Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. ay keeper should be compelled to comply pretended but chimerical prohibition, or Australia —Harper’s Weekly. with the law the same as any other per. ¿wa ¿Be «ga awa e»8 sos to tax him heavily for public purposes, son, and it is a grose miscarriage of jus or to suffer him to run clandestinely by lice to pull one person for one offence and Pointed Paragraphs. corrupting officials. From one of these for peace officers to grant gamblers spe devices to another, most communities cial privileges to violate the law. If A women is always pretending that alternately Hy, about equally unhappy there is no other way of ridding a com she never pretends. in each, and plundered uniformly in all — Shut your eves when you look at the muilily of this abuse, and officials will Oregonian ________________ faults of a friend. continue to draw tleir fat pay for failing Nearly every time a man displays his to do their duty, it is time that the pro- The Independent Packer. temper he looses it. pie became aroused and put a stop to It is an ill wind that blow9 nobody A man may mind his own business and this system of pulling one man tor one good. The conflict between the " Big still be narrow minded. offence and allowing the other fellow to Cedar Five,” otherwise known as the beef Love not only laughs at locksmiths, break the law as often as he pleases. At trust, and their 50,000 employers, if pro. but giggles at any old thing. the first opportunity the people ot Tilla traded for any considerable length of A crank is the discoverer of a theory mook will retaliate, not because that time, cannot fail to revive the small before the public is ready to pay for it. they are opposed to saloons, but because butcher and the independent packer, who A man’s idea of hard work is any kind they are opposed to gambling and the have been practically wiped out by the at which he can’t sit down and smoke. svstem under which they are allowed to Orders for Lumber promptly attended to. colossal meat packing establishments Bv the time a wise guy is rich enough <>|Krateand with the protection of offi that have 'obtained control not onlv of to marry the fool has children big enough cials. We are not advocating one way the American market, but also the mar to support him. or another for a “dry” or a “wet” town kets of the world. A man likes to get his wife in an auto or county, but simply pointing nut the Big oaks from little acorns grow and causes which are creating theanti-saloon mobile and then run it so fast that she very large concerns have had small be sentiment, which is entirely distinct from is frightened speechless. ginnings. Until quite recently the busi A women can get more enjoyment out prohibition. If the saloon keepers will ness of the independent meat packers persist in running gambling joints, and of a glass ot ice cream soda than a man and small operators was hardly large can out of a two gallon demijohn. run tilings in the county to suit them- enough to merit attention, but every dis- Men should be elected to office because | selves in opposition to all law and order, turbing influence in the sphere of the it is freelv predicted that the people of of their qualifications for the job and great packers works some benefit to his Tillamook, failing to get satisfaction in not for the purpose ot keeping them out J. P. ALiLtEjM. Proprietor punv competitor. The operators on the any other way, will vote the saloons out ufjail —Chicago News. big live stock markets of the country ot business to get rid of the gambling can readily see that the procession of joints, which have been a curse to Tilla Quaint Features of Life. strikes and other conditions which irri Special Attention paid to Tourists. mook City, a curse to a number of homes tates the shipper and consumer will sim and families, a curse and ruination to a In order to prevent a cow switching A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation ply turn their business into other chan number of bright young men, and a curse nels. As a matter of self-defense the her tail in his face while he was milking, to the entire community and younggene Charles R. Gaither,a farmer near Center, more wide-awake of these operators will ration if they are allowed to operate in be compelled to exert an influence look Wis., tied the caudal appendage to his the future as they have in the past. So ing toward the peaceful settlement of leg, and to make a good knot put a little under these circumstances, it is not sur milk on it. When bossy found she could labor troubles which occur in the live prising to hear men say, and those who not use her tail she began kicking. She stock business. frequent saloons, that they are going to knocked the farmer offhis stool and then In the midst of the clash of contend vote to close up the saloons next Novem began to run, dragging him about the ing forces it has begun to dawn upon ber because the gamblers and gambling corral until he was unconscious. Before STEAMERS-SUE II. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON. the country that after all the meat pack ring have robbed the people and run assistance came he sustained three ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, ing industry is not in the hands of the things long enough and that it is time to “ Big Five.” There are still others. broken ribs and other injuries. BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE. put a slop to it. As we have said before, There are scores of smaller concerns in Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and Once when Oom Paul Kruger waschas- the saloon keepers have created this also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R fol San Francisco, Portland various parts of the countv now reap ing a buffalo bull and his horse had anti-saloon sentiment themselves by their and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to ing the benefit of the strike and there brought him close to the game, the persistence in turning their saloons into SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR are thousands of individual butchers buffalo stumbled and fell into a wallow gambling joints, so they will have only B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. scattered all over the land who will filled bv recent rains from a muddy pool. themselves to thank when the people a «. }O. R. & N. R. R. Co.. Portland. presently aspire to become packers on a A8pnU 1A. & C. R. R. Co.. Portland. Unable to check his speed, the horse fol- vole, and they will vote intelligently small scale. All this has a tendency to lowed, and with his rider fell in a heap Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express alter considering the gambling problem stimulate individual enterprise not only on the bull. Not for an instant did with all its attending evil, to put saloons i among cattle dealers and meat sellers, Kruger lose his presence of mind. He out of business. This was the sentiment but also among the cattle raisers. sprang from his horse, and seizing the previous to the last election, and it has The old proverb that necessity is the horns of the buffalo, twisted the head so greatly increased all over the countv on A j A( j A k . j A j A t A A jdflhr ttin. j A c A -A c A.A A mother ot invention comes again here as to bring the nose and mouth of the account of the part the gambling ring into plav. If the demand for meat pro animal under water. There he held it took in fighting certain candidates be ducts cannot be supplied by the “ Big by main force, himself astride of the cause they did not frequent saloons and PROPRIETOR Five’’ it will be supplied by the five I buffalo, until it was drowned. gambling joints. hundred, five thousand or the fifty j thousand—as may become necessary in George E. Hallett, of Des Moines, How Gambling “Makes Money." the course of events. The American owner and one of the occupants of a row I ' people are meat eaters, and their wants of fashionable Hats operated under the Upon every occasional and periodic ' will be supplied somehow, strike or no “ no baby” rule, was com pel led to vacate < closure of Portland's gambling houses . strike. This is understood as well by Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging, because of the arrival of the stork at his there goes up a wail of piercing grief the managers of the great packing es home. Mr. Hallett has forced many Fine Machine Work a Specialty. over the sad state to which the good and tablishments as it iseby the ordinary families to leave because all leases pro useful gamblers are reduced and a note I man with horse sense. It stands to rea- vide that “the contract becomes null of sorrow over the blow that has I kcii 1 son that they will do their utmost to and void upon the birth of a child to the si ruck to legitimate and productive in I hasten a peaceful settlement and stop party of the second part.” Mrs. Hallett dustry, It is a strange thing how this the dispersion of the industries in which presented her husband with a girl, and fallacy persists, for there is no dollar in they ere so vitally interested. the family moved to the residence of the gambler's coffers but must first have Mrs. Hallett's parents. been wrung from nothingness by honest Bottom of the Sea Viewed. toil. There is rot an ounce of merchan An interesting feature connected with disc or a grain ot gold in all the world Tests have been made recently in the the burial of former Senator George B. I but was there before the gambler levied I Mediterranean of the hydroscope invent, Sloan, ot Oswego, N.Y.. last week was * his tribute on it, and whatever he con ed bv the Italian, Guiseppe Pino, an en- the carrying out of a pagan rite at the | sumes is paid tor with substance that has I ginter of Milan. A volume of water of grave by Kitawaga, for many years his first I kcu withdrawn from legitimate in 16,000 square yards of a surface at the valet, Mr. Sloaa was an Episcopalian, I have the largest and best' assorted stock of old dustry. botttom of the sea was so brilliantly and after the service at the church the [ * Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into No money is added to the circulation 1 illuminated that every thing could be dis- rector. Rev. L. G. Morris, went to the * this City. bv the gambler, no business is created | tinctly seen As the instrument used was cemetery, where the final services were and no service is rendered. The most small and inexpensive it is evident that conducted at the grave At the conclu. * that can be said tor his activities is that still more wonderful results might lie i sioti Kitawaga appeared at the head $2.25 to per they divert money from some channels achieved. Not only will botany, geology of his master's grave, and after pro- j into others; and even here his ojKrntioiis . and zoology I k greatly enriched, but to $3.00 per nouncing an invocation to the gods of are economically disastrous. The spe the mineralogy of the ocean is henceforth i his countrymen, he opened a cage and i cious idea is still put forth that the money open to scientists. liberated six pure white doves. The paid out by the gambler would not The hydroscope may even render use- j I affair was arranged with the consent of Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can otherwise be paid out ; but it would I k less torpedo boats and mines, as, should ! 1 the family._________________ buy it pure and unadulterated from me. expended, though in different channels. the captain of a cruiser sec the submarine It goes to the tradesmen whom the gam. prowler or projectile he could destroy it Catarrh Cannot be Cured bier patronizes ; but if it did not go thr before any damage was done. In navi, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. >■ they cannot reach the went of the (tist'ase. Catarrh Is a blood I ough his hands it would go more directly gation the instrument should I k service i or constitutional disease, and inorder to cure it into the hands of the producer of food- able, as rocks and sandbanks will I k you must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts di I stuffs and merchandise. It would clearly sec n.the cause and extent of many rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces« Hall’s Cure is not a qu-ck medicine It was Centrally Loeated Rates, $1 Per Day in most cum » I k spent bv the original disasters I k ascertained and sunken ves Catarrh prescribed by oneof the be«t physicians tn this country for years and on regular prescription. . owner for necessaries or comforts for sels examined. The coral, the sponge II is »'omposed of the best tomes known, com-, himself or his family. and the pearl oysters will be more fully i ^bied with the be<t blood purifier', acting di , 1 redly on the mucous surfaces The perfect i All the monetary operations of the I available. combination of the two ingredients is what pro M. H. URRSEN, Proprietor. gambler constiute a burden upon the I All over the world a very large num. duces such wonderful res ilts tn curing Catarrh I Send for testimonials free. community financially, in the absorption ber of ships sink, with their treasure, TILLAMOOK, OREGON F J CHKNEY A CO Props.. Toledo. 0. Sold by druggists, price 75c ol funds that would otherwise be spent in everv month, and the salvage of these Hall « Family Pills are the best. State Normal NEW SUMMER FABRICS. || Headquarters for Ladies’ Tailoring, {J Dress and W alking Suits, Dress Skirts, w W jj V SARCHET, the Tailor, Tillamook. Fir and Spruce Lumber. H. T. BOTTS- B. L. EDDY. DDY & BOTTS, A ttorn eys - at -L aw . Complete set of Abstract Books Taxes paid for non - Residents. Office opposite Post Office. in office. Both phones. ^^7 H- A ttorney - at -L aw , Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty. TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COMPANY. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, OARL HABERLACH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Dcutecltcr Office across the street and north from the Post Office. ■p^OBERT A. MILLER, A ttorney - at -L aw . Oregon City, Oregon. Land Titles and Land Office Business a Specialty. J^AVID WILEY, M.D., P hysician , S urgeon A ccoucheur . Pacific Navigation Co. 4 A. K. CASE, 4 Tillamook Iron Woks 4 4 General Machinists & Blacksmiths 4 4 4 u TILLAMOOK, J. s. OREGON. LAMAR. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. Whisky, , Wines, $1.00 « * + and All calls promptly attended to. .. T illamook O regon . F. R. BEALS, REAL ESTATE, F inancial A gent , Tillamook, Oregon. HOS. COATES, Agent for Fireman’s Fund and London and Lanca shire Fire Insurance Companies. Tillamook .. Oregon. $8.00 GO TO TILLAMOOK ABSTRACT No Chinese Employed. AND TRUST CO. T hos . C oates , Pres. WM. GALLOWAY. B. L. E ddy , Sec. GILBERT L. HEDGES. EDGES & GALLOWAY ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Make a specialty of Land Office Business. OFFICE IN WEINIIARD BUILDING, Room 1 and 2, OREGON CITY. ORE. W. SEVERANCE, A ttorn ey - at -L aw , T illamook O regon . S. STEPHENS, * Real Estate and Fire, Life, Health, Accident, Insurance. J Agent for the Northwest School Furni ture Co. and Oigans and Pianos, Notary Public. Office : Southwest from the Court House, in the building occupied asa music store. Red Front Shoe Store Has just received a FINI STOCK of the latest fashions of Summer Shoes Direct from Chicago. Consisting of GENTLEMENS PATENT LEATHER and Vici , Patent Leather Kid of the bed quality in the market gal. ® gal. J LARSEN HOUSE, The Best Hotel in the city. OF TITLE, OR ABSTRACTS Headquarters for Travelling Men. 4 O regon T illamook , Shingles. Spruce and » COOPER, Please call and examine prices before purchasing elsewhere. No charges for sewing rips on purchased of me.
