Tillamook headlight., August 04, 1904, Image 4

Editorial Snap Shots.
COULSON BURG.
LOSE SIX GUNS.
conference Saturday and services Sunday
at Onion Peak and the church.
Russians Defeated in Two Day’s
There was an entertainment given bv
Battle.—Leave 1500 Dead on
Miss Jones' school Saturday evening to •
Field.
raise money for song booSs for the Sand­
Tokio. Aug. 3. 10 a.m.—The Japanese
hill district.
drfeale.1 the Russian» al Toinueheng (Sl-
Rob Crawford is quite sick, caused by
luouclieug) and drove them toward Hal-
the after effects of ah attack ot measles.
cheng in a sharp tight which l>egaii last
Quite a nuinl>er of our people have had
Saturday and ended Sunday. Tlie Rus-
the measles since the 4th of July. We
aianl left ’.500 dead on the field ami lost
can keep pace with the rest of the world j
six guns.
in some things.
The Russians occupied a range of high
Those gentle showeis and the warm
General Kuropatkin must be an advo­ sunshine are doing wonders for the ,
cate of “He who tights and runs awav. gardens. N. Coulson has the champion
lives to Hght another day,’’ by the wav corn patch of the country.
the Russian red eat and bolt when hard
J. Mills
and
C.
-----
- wife, who
‘ have just re­
pressed by the Japs.
turned from Portland, are visiting
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Mr. F. S. Whitehouse, who is a mem friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Bell Bailey and daughter Itol,
tier of the Tillamook waler commission,
says the cost of the iron pipe in San caine down iroin Blaine Friday and
Francisco, for a pipe line from Killain staved over Sunday with Mrs. Bailey’s
Creek to this city, will be >38,000.
father.
hills north of Toiuucheng (Siuioucheng),
Rev. H. F. White, ot Portland ; Miss
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NETARTS
which were strongly defended with cov­
Attorney T. B. Handlev says that in j Lydia Campbell, of Dallas ; and Miss
ered trenches, fortresses and covered em­
Grace
Finley,
of
Newl>erg,
were
the
all his experience with sheriffs, and he
Judge Bennett and family, of The placements which consumed months in
has had business with a large nunilier ot guests at N. Coulson’s Saturday night. Dalles, have lieen spending a week on constructing.
E. T. Coulson and family have moved the beach. The fudge is very much pleas-
them, not one of them interfered with his
The Japanese seized a range ot heights
private business as to what newspaper to Beaver.
ed with the Netarts beach.
to the southward on Saturday. They be
D.
F.
Coulson
purchased
a
fine
horse
an execution notice should be published
E. Patrick and wife, of Salem, are gau the attack at daylight on Sunday.
from Sherman Myers last week.
in.
camping here tor a few weeks during the The Japai ese left wing encountered se­
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C. Mills and wife and N. Coulson talk hot weather in the valley.
vere <-pp<isition. The Russians were grad­
The Water Company will sell out for of going east on a visit in about two
Father Burri and several others drove ually reinforced and their artillery was
I
$7.000, which is. perhaps, not a very ex­ ! weeks.
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over to Tillamook Saturday evening.
increased to 21 guns.
cessive figure when considering every­
Abel Meresse, of Forest Grove, came
The Japanese, who were also rein­
BOULDER
CREEK.
thing. No matter how prejudiced people
in the last of the week to spend his va­ forced, renewed the attack at 3 o'clock
may be against the company, the city is
Mrs Martha Ray. of Blaine, came cation on the beach with his parents.
I
in the afternoon and drove the Russians
upon against three tilings : Buying the
Dr. H. Weir and wife.of New York city, northward. The Japanese right, ex­
down Saturday to call on Mrs. C. A.
company, injunction proceedings and
are camping on the beach and enjoying I posed to a severe artillery tire, was
Smith.
competition if the city puts in a system
themselves.
forced to halt. The Russians, who were
Grandpa
Bradv
and
P.
B.
Lucas
went
from Killam creek.
James Murphy, of Long Prairie, is reinforced, assumed the offensive at 5:30
to
the
city
last
Friday.
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o’clock in the evening, but were re­
E. L. Kinnaman is moving on his spending a few days on the beach.
Right here in Tillamook City we see
E. Quick, of Tillamook, stopped over pulsed with a heavy loss.
young and old men who are mental and ranch to peel cascara awhile.
physical wrecks. Do not ask us to state i Mr. Joe Green and familv spent Sun- at Netarts Saturday night enroute to the ; The Rushan artillery prevented the
Light House with lumber and shingles, j Japanese from pursuing and during the
thecause. If it hadn't been for saloons day at the home of Mr. Creed F. Green,
Dr. F. W. Brooke and sons. Banner ' night the Russians wjthdrew toward
they might not have dropped to that of Brown’s.
The Japauese casualties
Mr. W. D Glad will’s little five year.old and Frank, of Portland, were on the' Halcheng.
low level in society. These are object
lessons which the anti-saloon people are daughter, Mabel, is the victim of a bad beach Saturday and Sunday visiting were about 400
General Kuroki has telegraphed that
pointingout, and to an intelligent, un accident. Last Tuesday evening, while with friends.
Campers are getting quite numerous in the two days’ fighting at Yangtzu
biased person who looks at the question standing in the barn door, she was
on the beach. Still there is room for! Ling snd Yushulintzu his losses were
from a common sense point of view, they knocked down and trampled on by the
six officers killed, 16 officers wounded
acknowledge that the anti-saloon people cows, breaking her leg and bruising her more.
John Harter, of Tillamook, was at and O.iO uien killed and wounded.
have the best of the argument. VVe con­ badly about the head and face. Dr.
Smith was called and set the fractured Mr. Phelps’ place for a few days.
cede this to them.
Mrs. Geo. Grayson and daughter
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limb, and since then the child has rested
FORTS HELD OUT.
From what we can see of the direct quite easily.
Mrs. Nevada Hadley, of Tillamook, are
nominating primary bill, it will necessi-
camping
on
the
beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, of Blaine, went
Charging Japanese Beaten at
cate two elections, one to get the nomi­ to Beaver Saturday, and returned Sun­ Capt. D. W. Stillwell and family are
Port Arthur.
nation and the other to get elected. We day.
enjoying the sea breezes of Netarts.
C'HKFOO, Aug. 3.—A desperate three-
pity the sorrows of the poor office seekers
The
dance
at
Happy
Camp
hall
Sat
­
Mrs. Dell Bailey and children came
in the future, for they will no sooner get ( down from Blaine Sunday to visit rela- urday night was a grand success and a days’ assult on the inner defences, on
the northern and eastern sides of Poit
through one expensive campaign than : tives at Wolfe Creek.
large crowd in attendance.
they will have to go down in their jeans | 0. W. Kinnaman has been/engaged in
Dr. Mills and wife, of Pleasant Valley, Arthur, has failed, according to advices
for free cigars, free drinksand the free j hauling his hay from Beaver up to his were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phelps brought by two junks which arrived here
today.
’ grafts” that candidates are worked for ' Boulder ranch.
for several,days last week.
A Russian who escaped from Port
during a campaign. So it looks as tho I The measles have found their way to
Miss Lemma Willig, of The Dalles, is
ugh office seekers will have no bed of Nestucca, and are giving Mr Bays folks visiting with her mother, Mrs. M. J. 1 Arthur via Pigeon Bay, the night of
roses, for the way is made more difficult a very unwelcome call.
Cone. She will spend about three wtexs July 29, states that the earth trembled
under the terrific cannonading w hich be
to secure a nomination.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Chopard and son on the Bay visiting.
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Preston Marolf, of South Prairie, spent gan at 4 A. M., July 26, and ended dur
I Norman, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
The Headlight is accused of making a
ing the night of July 28, when the bat­
Saturday ami Sunday on the beach.
| Geo. W. Lucas’ last Sunday.
persistent and determined stand against
H. Marble and family, of Tillamook, tle ceased.
| Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith and little
gambling. Well, what if we have, and
A Chinese who has arrived here on a
i daughters drove up Boulder Sunday for are camping at the Maxwell place.
we readily plead guilty to the charge.
Mr. and Mrs Mahler, ofCape Meares separate junk confirms the Russian's
a visit at Mr Nicklaus’ pleasant home.
Hasn't the Headlight always advocated
light station, were at Netarts Sunday. statement that the Russians killed and
A FEW' HoyUETS FOR THE LIVING.
and worked for that which was for the
Grant Mills, of Fairview, was at the wounded during the assault numbered be
Taffy is a fine thing to give to people.
liest interests of Tillamook countv and
tween 5000 and 6000.
Most people like to know that their beach Sunday taking in the sights.
the people residing here ? So effective
The Japanese in their repeated assaults
Bell
Johnson
brought
a
load
ot
people
work or efforts are appreciated. It is
is its work along those lines that it coun­
well to tell a wife that she has done well, from South Prairie Sunday to take in against the eastern forts on the hills,
ty and city officials permit gambling to
through barbed wire entanglements and
or a son that he is doing fine. Thev like the sights.________________
run the voters, to show their disgust
over mines, displayed fanatical bravery.
to hear it and it does no harm. Taffy is
at the damnable practice, will vote to
The government has issued an official They were mowed down by the hail of
far more appropriate than epitaphv.
put the saloons out of business. Now
Let us give the boquets to the living announcement of the release of the shells and bullets and the explosion of
read, on another page, an editorial from
and not with hold them until they are steamer Malacca, which was seized in mines under their feet. Their losses
the Oregonian on “How Gambling Makes
the Red Sea by the Russian volunteer ' are estimated at 20,000.
needed on the coffin.—Household.
Business.”
fleet cruisers. It states that the libera
The Russian declares that the Russians
| Don’t tell us that a girl has no show tion of the vessel was due to the declar­
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held all the eastern forts leading to
A petition is being circulated asking j in this country any more. Margaret ation by the British government that Golden Hill and that the uapanese, shat­
the countv court to expend $100 each Smith, who 10 years ago was a mill girl the cargo was the property of the state, tered and exhausted, retired to the east-
month to advertise the county. While earning $10 per week, is now managing but says it must not be deducted from "ward.
we believe in advertising and that there the great Duke farm at Somerville, N.Y., this fact that the imperial government
As related by the passengers of the
should be attractive and interesting at a salary of $5.000 per annum.— abandons its intention of sending out
two junks, the Japanese advance, which
literature to send out when asked for, wc Household.
isolated cruisers as well as warships began from Kwokau before daybreak.
have come to tht conclusion that it is
generally to search for contraband ot Julv 26. as directed against Kikwan.
BEAVER.
necessary for the county to extricate it­
war intended for Japan.
Kinkitun, Kinkishan and Pehtoushan
self from the net work of tollroads before
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forte, lying near shore. The Russian
Haying is nearly over and roadwork
it can ever hope to attract home seekers
The great wheat belt of Oregon, an outposts were driven back. In the mean­
has commenced again.
to visit this county. We do not care one
Miss Helen West has gone to Seaside, important factor in the state’s upbuild­ time Admiral Togo shelled the forte at
iota how much some people advocate
! also Mr. A. West, of Seaside, and Mrs. ing, which is as vet untouched by a long range, but the return fire of the
toll roads. Thev are a regular hoodoo to
railroad, and from which the farmer is forte kept hie ehips at a safe distance,
| Poland and family, of California.
new settlers coming here. True it it that
obliged to haul his grain for miles to the rendering the jo-operation of the fleet
| Mrs Dunn and family of Independence,
it has cost the people but very little thus
main line of theO. R. & N. system, is to ineffective.
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. West.
far to advertise the county, something
Mr. Coulson and family have moved have transportation facilities that will
On the morning of July 27, the Rus
might be done by the county in helping
back to C. .Mills place to take care of contribute materially to the welfare and sian fleet steamed out. keeping under
defray .the expenses for more literary
wealth
of
the
region.
The
O.
R.
&
N.
Co.
|
E. Brown.
the protection of the Golden Hill guns.
matter. But first rid the county of toll
Mrs. Tucker and daughters and John has decided to build a railroad from The Russian vessels did not fire on the
roads, and after that there may l»e some 1
Tucker have gone out to Salem to work Arlington to Condon, in Gillam Countv, Japanese and soon returned to tlieir
likelihood of people coming here to rub­
a road which will enable the farmers to anchorage.
in the grain harvest.
berneck and locate. If the editor of the .
I I). Plum and brother have sold their market their grain with a great deal less
The assault on then orthern side of the
Headlight is allowed to express his opin­
trouble and give them more time in
homesteads near Beaver.
city
occurred July 27. The Japanese left
ion and give his advice, we would rcconi.
which to improve their land and get at Hsikau advanced on the Russians at
Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Shortlidge and
i
mend that preparations be at once made
many
moce
acres
under
cultivation.
family visited relatives and friends i at
Shinshi Ying, but were repulsed.
in getting out an edition of25,000 or 50,-.
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Wilson river last week.
The jur.ks were within hearing die
In an opinion handed down the Su­
000 copies to lie used at the Lewis and I
' Beaver has a minister again.
preme Court upholds the validity of the dance for three daye after leaving, but
Clark Fair. It depends entirely upon j
There is to l>e another camp meeting in
barber examiner law, which had been no more firing was beard.
what amount of money the county and
the near future.
The Russian hoepitah at Port Arthur
held unconstitutional bv Judge. George,
business men are willing to donate to
Mr. Finley and Miss Grace Finley, of
of Multnomah county. Judge George held are said to be swamped. Thousands of
help pay for such an edition.
Newberg, are visiting at Beaver.
wounded are lying io houses and «hops
| There is to be quarterly meetings and the barber law unconstitutional' on the of tlie Chinese, the owners having been
ground that it delegates to the board of '
The bank of Sumpter closed its doors a basket dinner at Beaver next Sunday.
examiners legislative authority and that j evicted, with the exception of one who
on Monday. It was a private bank,
it vests in them power to issue or with­ acts as caretaker of each place. Medical
opened about five years ago by A. P.
NEHALEM.
hold licenses arbitrarily. The Supreme ' attention is inadequate.
Goss and associates. Soon after the first
Court holds that the law’ is open to 1
of the year. Roy II. Miller, cashier of the
Mrs. Cam’s 12 year old daughter ar-
Rescued Gunboat That Drifted
neither of these objections. The validity 1
First National Bank of Sumpter, bought rived from Germany recently.
Under Fire.
of
the
law
was
tested
by
a
criminal
pro
­
the controlling interest in the Bank of The schooner Gerald C. came in Friday |
T
okio , Aug. 1.—The following excit­
ceedings against H. L. Briggs, who con I
Sumpter and became its president. Mil­ and went out Saturday.
ducted a barber school in Portland. | ing naval incident has been reported by
ler left Sumpter about a month ago.
F. R. Beals made Nehalem a visit ’
Briggs was found guiltv but judgment Admiral Togo ; While engaged recently
He continued as cashier of the First Tuesday.
was arrested upon motion ot defendant in sweeping for Rusaian mines near Lung
National Bank until Saturday last,
Mr McCarthy is up from Tillamook
and
the state appealed. The Supreme Wantao. a Japanesegunlaiat got entang. '
when he was succeeded bv Guv L. Lind­ for a few days.
Court
having reversed the lower court. , led with a mine, and while trying to
say. President Miller, of the Bank of Harry Pye was looking over his old !
free herself the mine became fastened in
Sumpter, has assigned all the assets of tramping ground the first of the week. ; the case now goes back for sentence to the sweeping machinery of the gunboat.
be
passed
upon
Briggs,
fudge
George
(
the bank of Mavar C. H. McCulloch for
G. W. Kiger was up from Tillamook |
is reversed in an opinion written by' This rendered the gunboat helpless, and
the benefit of its creditors. The exact W ednesd.iv.
it drifted to .Shensen Point, where it
Justice
Bean.______________
condition of the suspended bank is not
Mrs. G. M. Cobb and children came
was exposed to a heavy Rusaian.cannon-
known. Bad loans and general depres­ home from Tillamook Tuesday.
ading.
sion of business is given as the reason
H. H. Downing, one of Nehalem’s old ‘
Captain Hirose. on board another gun­
t „.
for the suspension. Neither the First timers, came home last week.
boat, then went to the rescue of the
>»
CURE
th . LUNCS
National Bank of Sumpter nor either
D H Vedder’s sister and her husband
other vessel He succeeded in getting
of the banks of Bake* City are in anv from Seattle is in on a visit
a line to the disabed gunboat and had
wav affected bv the suspension, nor is
Born, to the wife ot eC. Preston, Julv
started to tow her away when he was ,
anv of the shortage charged to President 25. a daughter.
suddenly atta ked by a Russian torpedo- '
Miller.
The Nehalem Dairy Association ship,
boat-destroyer. After fighting which j
ped 260 cases of cheese on the Gerald U.
lasted one hour, Captain Hirose succeed
Notice
rnn
P»Mil«prion
p
r
|
C(
Saturday.
ed in extricating both gunboats.
FOR
OUGHSaM
BOciJlOO
Bids wanted for the board, washing
The steamer Geo. R. Vosburg came in
VOLDS_________ Fra, Trial.
The vessel under the command of
for and care of Asa Woods.
Saturday to tow a raft of logs to Astoria.
Captain Hirose waa^hit twice and three
Bids to lie filed with the County Clerk She will then go to Portland and tie up. | SurMt and Quickest Cure for all
men on board of her were killed. Cap- !
and LUNG TROUB­
ot Tillamook County, Or., on or before
Rev. D. A. Watters, presiding elder. ; THROAT
tain Hiaosand ten men were wounded j
LES. or MONEY BACK.
the 7th day of Sept , 1904.
came in on Friday to hold quarterly
The funnels of the Russian torpedo.
KILL
COUCH
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
I
•
I
Grand Opening
of the
TILLAMOOK HOTEL.
VOGLER & HAMILTON,
Proprietors.
Saturday, August 6th.
We have remodeled and thoroughly renovated, repapered and
newly furnished the hotel from the basement to the J®0*»
have provided the best accommodations for the public to be
found in Tillamook.
We want the Commercial Traveler to make this his home
while in our city, every convenience of a modern hotel is in the
house.
We have changed the name of the hotel from the 1 alace , to
the Tillamook Hotel.
Saloon in eonneetion, uuhere all the best Wines
and Spirits ean be obtained.
boat-destroyer, which was sunk on Sun­
day, July 24, are visible off Shensen
Point.
ITIS A MATTER OFHEAUH
Death of General Keller.
S t . P etersburg , July 31.—The report
of Lieutenant-General Count Keller’s
death is confirmed. He was killed July
29. while resisting the preliminary
attack of General Kuroki’s army on the
Yangse Pass, 30 miles east of Liao Yang.
The General was standing near a
battery which was subjected to a terrific
fire, when a shell hurst close to him and
he fell, mortally wounded, dying 20
minutes later. Before he expired General
Keller had the satisfaction of knowing
that the Japanese attack had been re
pelled. General Keller died at 3 o’clock
in the afternoon.
General Keller was the first high Rus
sian military commander to lose his life
Absolutely Pure
in this war. He resigned the high and
lucrative post of Governor of Ekater- THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
inoslav to go to the front, and ex-
changed with General Zassalitch, who
may now resume the command of the
Real Estate Transfers.
First Siberian Army Corps.
The loss of General Keller is deeply felt
From office of Eddy & Botts.
in court circles. He was a personal favor, U. S. A. to Cyrus Smith. Patent.
ite of the Emperor. His sister. Countess
E H Ne 31 & E % Se 30 1 S 10.
Kleimmicha, is one of the leaders of St. U. S. A. to Edward Kinnaman.
Petersburg society.
Patent. S H Sw 26 & N
Nw 35
3 S 9.
Times Calls it Piracy.
L ondon , Aug. 3.—The Times in an ex­ U. S. Land Office to Benjamin D.
Lamar. Receipt. Ne Sw 8 2 N 9.
haustive editorial article this morning
discusses the report of the commandant Frances H. Lamb to Jacob H. Cook.
E
Ne 31 & E % Se 30 1 S 10.
of the Russian Siberian tquadron relative
3800.
to the operations off lhe coast of Japan,
and declares that the sinking of the State of Oregon to J. H. Rankin. E
% of E % 32 1 S 8. 3200.
German steamer by it constituted piracy
according to the laws of nations. The State of Oregon to John H. Rankin.
E % Sw 13 1 N 7. 3200.
Tinies then sounds a warning against
further acts of this character, saying U. S. Land Office to Robert David.
Final Receipt. Sw Se, E % Sw
that the time is near when Great Britain
4 Nw Sw 21 3 S 9.
will be compelled to take radical steps to
prevent interference with her commerce. Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Co. to Willard
N. Jones. S % Se, Nw Se 4 Sw
In conclusion tlie Times says :
Ne 24 3 N 8. 3840.
" Admiral Skrydloff's report the
achievements of his squadron during the W. N. Jones and wife to Nelson P.
Wheeler. S
Se, Nw Se 4 Sw
last cruise, which may he reported or
Ne 24 3 N 8. 81920.
imitated elsewhere shows that we are
not at the end of our difficulties with Beals Land Co. to Frank Tone. 30
Russia growing out of her interference
acres in secs 25 4 36 1 S 10, 81.
with neutral trade. His action in sinking
John Graf to Elisa Graf, etal. Will.
a German steamer because it was laden U. S. Land Office to Frank B. Buttz.
with fish may be entirely according to
Receipt. Se Nw 17 1 S 8.
the Russian prize code, as the Russian U. 8. Land Office to Mrs. Zoe E.
newspapers contend, but such procedure
Smith. Receipt. Ne Se sec 20,
is not in accordance either with our
N S Sw 4 Nw Se 21 1 S 10.
prize law as we have practiced when Henry Tohl to S. M. Batterson. S S
our mastery of tlie seas was indisputable
lot 5 block 6 Tobis addition to
or with any legal or equitable principles
Nehalem City. 850.
to which we are likely to assent.
Claude Thayer and wife to Frank
“ Germans may think as they please,
Tone. 30 acres in secs 25 4 36 1 S
but we know from the lips of a Prime
10. 81200.
Minister of England that Great Britain William E. Southwick to Amanda E.
has already warned Russia, as she did
Southwick. Lot 7 4 8 block 15
France during the war with China, that
Park addition to Tillamook. 81.
we cannot recoguize provisions as con­ Frank B. Buttz to Homer Mason. Se
traband of war.
Nw 17 1 S 8. 8130.
The Knight Commander is alleged to Six mortgages filled to secure 85390.
have carried railway materials and not One mortgage satisfied securing 81850.
to have stopped when ordered to do so.
but these poi/its are yet to be estab­
WANTED.
lished to the satisfaction of the British S pecial R epresentative in this county
government. Then, and not until then, and adjoining territories, to represent
shall we determine whether we will as and advertise an old established bus­
iness house of solid financial Standing-
sent to the Russian doctrine that rail­ Salary $21 weekly, with Expenses ad­
way materials are contraband.
vanced each Monday bv check direct
’• Even on Admiral Skrydloff's own from headquarters. Horse and buggv
showing he had absolutely no justifica­ furnished when necessary ; position per­
manent. Address Blew Bros. & Co..
tion outside of municipal law of Russia 1 Monon Bldg., Chicago. Ill.
for sinking vessels of other nations and
Russian municipal laws are decidedly
different from the law of nations.”
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