Tillamook headlight., September 01, 1904, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
SEPTEMBER i,
llmiliöljt
1904.
$1.50 per year,
Blankets and quilts at Todd’s.
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Willard Brothers, a young man belong. ’
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ing to Grand Round, was arrested on a I
Just Received, New Idea Patterns and'Fashion Sheets for October.
charge of larceny with stealing a revol I
ver belong to Otto Lunow, who lives
near Hobsonville. He pleaded guilty and i
lustice Alley fined him $25. He is doing i
time. He also stole a saddle from Lou
Smith, but he did not press the charge
after recovering his property.
Editor A. E. Voorhies, of the Rogue |
River Courier, of Grants Pass,wheeled in 4
A CPn P.V
from Forest Grove over the Wilson river
road on Tuesday, with his father. Mr J.
N. Voorhies, and they left again the next I
day. going out by the same route and
same motive power. He gave us a fra­
ternal call and the Headlight man was
SUPPLIES
glad to meet the editor of one of the pro­
gressive newspapers of Southern Oregon.
This Sale should prove interesting to every Parent
Todd & Co. are sole distributors of Editor Voorhies was one of the gentle­
TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS
of Sehool Children.
Gordon hats, Walkover shoes for men, men who visited the Briggs claim soon
after
that
rich
strike
was
made,
particu
­
and Ultz & Dunn shoes for ladies’ and
SAbE CONTINUES UNTIL SEPTEMBER 12.
II. T. Botts, for abstracts.
lars of which we published from the
children.
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Trunks and valises at Todd’s.
Courier.
Bicycles and sewing machines, all in
Men's Furnishing Goods of all kinds at
H. E. Ross, of Nehalem, who was ar­
first class order, cheap for cash ; or will
Todd’s.
trade for wood, shingles or other pro­ rested two weeks ago bv Sheriff Woolfe
We mill
CUith Eaeh Long or Short
When you want clothing go to perty.—W. E. Page.
on the arrival of the steamer, charged
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give a
Pant Suit uuorth up to
with stealing from R. A. Crawford the
Todd’s.
Bedsteads, chairs, tables, stands, baby
The County Commissioners will meet '
sum of $100 while both were patients at
carriages and other household goods, too
We mill
the Portland Sanitarium, was released
on Wednesday.
numerous to mention, cheaper than the
give a
uuorth above
’
by
Judge
Hogue
on
Friday
because
there
J. W. Hobbs, of Eugene, was in the cheapest, at W. E. Page’s.
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was no evidence against him. The only
city on Sunday.
Rev. J. A. Hollingworth will bring his evidence that could be produced was that
¿One Large Size Pencil Tablet and one Lead Pencil with each
E. J. Godfrey, of Portland, was in the ministerial duties to a closewith the M.
pair of SCHOOL PANTS. FALL STOCK OF PANTS
Crawford thought Ross knew where he
city on Monday.
E. church in this city on Sunday, and he kept his money. It was thought at the
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IS IN.
Mason fruit jars, from 55c. to 65c. per will leave next week with his family for time that a mistake had been made in
¿One Pair of Heavy Bicycle Stockings.—The “ Topsy” Fast
Salem.
dozen.—W. E. Page.
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charging Ross with thecrime and having
BLACK STOCKING—with each PAIR OF SCHOOL
Lost, a pair of spectacles between the him arrested and taken back to Port-
James Hunt will leave on the next boat
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SHOES.
Miami and Kingsley’s place at Nehalem. land, especially as everything went to
to return to Alaska.
Call in and see what bargains is to be Were in a case when lost by A. G. Beals, prove his innocence. His friends will be
of Tillamook City. Finder will please glad to hear that he has been released,
had at Page’s store.
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notify him.
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but it was hardly a fair thing to drag
Mrs. ’Bell Churchill, of Hebo, was in
Jill Shirt Ulaist, CUash Skirts, Shirt Waist Suits, Boy’s Wash
Ross back to Portland in his weak condi.
Lost,
by
E.
T.
Ginger,
on
Tuesday,
a
the city on Tuesday.
Suits.
log chain, between the trussel and the tion on such a complaint and .with no
Just received at Todd’s, a nice line of
— . ’s and ■ -
Trask river bridge, Finder will please evidence to substantiate it.
Big
Sale
on of . Men
Boy - ’s ( ujqqjj SWEATERS, Children’s
ladies'shoes—latest lasts.
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notify the owner or leave the chain at
A heavy electric storm passed over this
uuasb
Dresses,
Sattine
and Moreen Pettieoats, Ladies’ and
Mrs. Dr. Smith left on the steamer on th eHeadlight office.
county on Thursday evening soon after
Children
’
s
Undermear.
Thursday, going out on a visit.
Mrs. C. F. Hobart, of Spokane ; Miss nine o’clock, and for nearly two hours
ONE TABLE FULL OF REMNANTS at about HALF PRICE.
Captain f. Wethcrell and E. S. McCoy, Nina Thompson, Guy Thompson and L heavy flash of lightning and loud peals of
of Portland, came in on Monday.
thunder
held
high
carnival.
It
is
not
often
C. Thompson, of Carlton ; and F. E.
J. C. Porter and F. H. Caldwell, of' Daniels, of Portland, were in on a visit that Tillamook is visited with a storn of
Newberg, were in the city last week.
last week and registered at the Allen that character, where the streaked light­
ning and roar of the thunder made some
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Calicos, Percales, Flannels of every sort, Ribbons, Ladies’
The board of equalization will meet in j House.
of our citizens think they were back in
Neckwear and Belts, Kid Gloves, Hosiery. Rubber Foot Wear for the whole
this city on the Monday, the 26th Sept.
The steamer SueH. Elmore left here on
some of the Eastern states. The storm,
family
Harness and sole leather and other Thursday, her passengers being R. M. however, proved a blessing, for it cooled
shoemaker’s supplies at W. E. Page’s. * Hanna, Mrs. Nirenger, A. S. Nelson and off the atmosphere and brought a little
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J. A. Mills and Marvin Mills, of Mc­ wife, George Nelson, Mrs. Dr. Smith, rain, but it did some damage. The light­
Minnville, were in the city on Monday. Winnie WalJace. filbert Plank, Misses ning struck Bell and Hull John­
Baker, Mrs. Mahler and Mrs. Endicott.
son's ’new barn at South Prairie ami
Bernice Ayers and Mrs. A. G Ogilvie,
Thesteamer Sue H. Elmore came in on set it on fire, which was completely de­
of Portland, were in the city on Satur-
Wednesday with the steamer W. H stroyed, with about 25 tons of ha v and
day. ’
Harrison in tow, to leave some fish some farm implements. Johnsons were
The Tillamook Creamery will quit
boats, while on their way to Astoria.
We fill Mail and
We are Paying 21
making cheese for the present and man­ It was reported that one of the stokers insured for $300.
ufacture butter.
on the Elmore had his arm broken.
Telephone
Anti-Saloon Rally.
Cents a Dozen
A marriage license was issued on Wed
Remember when you have lining
) Orders Promptly.
Last Sunday Dr. G. L. Tufts addressed
nesday to Walter O. Churchill and Miss and plumbing or bike work, Forslund
Eggs
three interested congregations in Tdla.
Lizzie S. Hansen.
has worked under experienced men to
mook City on the subject of local option.
Albert Plank is taking a lay off for a learn his trade, anil worked at it tor
His presentation of the subject was logi.
few weeks and left on Friday for a vaca­ eight years. When men pick up the
cal nnd appealed to the good judgment
tion to the outside.
trade they are experimenting at your of the voter, regardless of his political
ley down,who immediately took his seat. 1 the position that he thought it would
"While off the Siuslaw River the steamer expense.
THE SCHOOL MEETING.
faith.
Then addressing the audience. Eddy said be for the best interest of the district that
W. H. Harrison lost her sudder and put
An effort was made to get several of
The morning address at the M.E.
in at the Umpqua River.
the business men interested in the Fair­ church included an impartial discussion Accepts the Auditing Committee’« it was not necessary to have the sheriff 1 Coat**s should resign nnd show up the
and marshal there to keep order, Sheriff money he had on hand.
Report—A “Rough House”
Ladies I Attention ! For the most view creamery with a view of redeeming as to the duties of church supporters in
Woolfe remained standing, and when he
Prevented.
Mr. T. B Handley said he <lid not see
stylish tailor made suits,go to Sarchet’s, the factory, which was sold at sheriff’s their relation to licensing the liquor
had an opportunity to be heard he said (any
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There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
sale
and
bought
by
P.
McIntosh,
but
difference in Coates' shortage and
The Fashionable Tailor.
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traffic.
he thought the meeting ought to pro- I some of the county official, and this the
The afternoon meeting at the Christian special school meeting on Saturday last
B. C Lamb returned on Sunday from we understand that they have given up
cced quietly, when Eddy told him not to | I clerk had straightened out in a supple-
church was devoted to considering the to receive the report of the auditing com­
California, where he had gone with his the proposition.
worry, he would run the meeting accord­ | mental report.
mittee
pertaining
to
School
Clerk
1
hos.
The registration books will lie opened inherent right of any man to engage in
wife to visit his mother.
ing to law. The chairman said why he
Mr. B. I* Durlee complimented Mr.
the sale of intoxicating liquors as a bev­ Coates accounts and handling of school .
between
the
20th
September
and
I
he
20th
An v person wanting to dispose of a re­
did not call Mr. McIntosh down was be­
erage. The subject was discussed from funds. This report, as published in the i cause he thought he and Mr. Coates j | Eddy in insisting upon having the affairs
linquishment ou timber land apply at the October for the purpose of registering
I of the board conducted in a business like
those who did not register for the June the legal point of view based upon utter­ Headlight a few weeks ago, showed that
Tillamook County Bank.
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could settle the little difference without I i manner and the |M*opk should back him
election or are now entitled to vote, or ance» in the inspired writings of God’s Coates had disposed of a county warrant,
other parties jumping in.
Charley Wells and family and Ed. Leach
| up in this matter.
those who have changed their residence word, and also from the standpoint of which Ijelonged to the sinking fund of the
Clerk Coates, after appearing some- i , The motion was put and carried.
left on Sunday to spend the winter iti
district
without
any
authority
from
the
numerous
decisions
in
civil
law.
The
from one precinct to another.
what
rattled
over
the
above
incident.
I Director Severance risked the meeting
California, going by team.
I
I Hal Fowler, lately a resident of this conclusions drawn in each case was that board of directors.
was a little time before he could collect I if it had any instructions to give to th-
Chairman
B
L.
Eddy
presided
over
the
Fred Forslund is moving his repair and I city, and who worked for Mr. Davis at by overwhelming evidence the liquor
his thoughts and proceed.
j board, when a motion was made and
tinsmith shop to the building previously his saw mill at Carrolton. Wash,, left traffic as an institution has no more meeting, and the first order of business
Chairman Eddy, in a lengthy speech, I [carried that Coates we given twenty
was
the
reading
of
the
anditing
commit-
occupied by D. T. Edmunds.
there the first of the month to go to San right to exist than a meat shop estab, tee’s report, which was done by Clerk gave the board’s side of the contioversv.
days in which to file a new bond, Mr
The steamer Sue H. Elmore will not Francisco to take the steamer tor the lished for the sale of tainted met.
He said for a long time the board had Claude Thayer coming in with a few re­
Coates.
The
union
rally
in
the
evening
at
the
arrive until Friday this week, asshe took Society Islands, where his sister, Mrs.
Director A.W. Severance, who was one bee.) having trouble with Coates on nc marks in closing, saving, *‘We hope that
cannery supplies to Umpqua.
Ina Cady, lives He will work on Elder Preshvterian church was well attended of the auditors, then moved that the re | count of continued negligence.
The Coates will behave himself in future.”
The subject for the evening was the vot­
board had tried time and again to get a
Mesdames Homer Mason and Arthur Cady’s mission farm, which grows 4,000
port
be
accepted.
He
went
into
details,
er and the saloon—and argument was
are expected home next week from their cocoa nut trees. This is the export of
saving that as Coates admitted selling financial statement, and whenever a lime
- - - and w
he<i dried it sells for produced showing that financially th*?
Wils set for him to bring it, < o-ites made
visit with relatives in Southern Oregon, the islands,
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presence of a saloon was undesirable to the warrant, the meeting should adopt
an excuse and the board never did get
Henry Crenshaw has disposed of his three cents j>er pound, He writes that
the
report.
He
sharply
criticised
Coates
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the statement. When lhe County Super­
saddlery business to W. A. Williams, he had a pleasant trip to San Franciico. a community.
The effort in each meeting were used actions an? his published statement, sav­
Tumors
Treated
intendent called up Contes for a new And
and he has leased Tuttle's telephone and anticipates a pleasant journey to t <■
to bring together on this one question ing that the county -warrants he had
Cures
Guaranteed.
system.
1 islands, which are 4,000 miles from here.
bond
after
the
court
house
fire,
he
kept
all who are of like mind. The peohibi. presented did not even agree with the
Dr. I. L. Bohannon, late of S»Pn I’» 1
putting the matter offand it w;i<several
tion of the drinking saloon is the one face value he had put on them. He said
ciaco , Cal., in again in Portland
H< i
months
before
that
was
attended
to.
On
object of the Anti Saloon League ; it has that Coates had Ixrcn given every consid
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account of this and the report that the the rnoft KucccsHful cancer iqrti
era
tion
to
straighten
the
matter
out
no other object -no political ends to
er in
clerk had disposed of a county warrant the United State». Treat!! any <
Clerk
Coates
then
rose
to
make
an
ex
­
5ervc—no partv candidates to office to
belonging to the sinking fund of the dis from one to four minutes. No knife, X-
put up. It urges every good man to planation. “1 admit selling the warrant. trict. Directors Jones a ml Severance were ray nor plaster. Many people in !’ >ri-
perform his Christian duty, and in cau. When I came to look for the warrant it Appointed a committee to inquire into the , land treated more than two yea»* hlo
J cuses, primaries, conventions and elec- was goue. Most everybody around ap-
< .d
finances in Coates* cure. Mr. Eddy had «nd everyone perfectly well.
1 tions, his presence felt in whatever polit­ pc a red to know that I had cashed the pointed out to Coates that for a long you can see if you come nnd inve»ligatc.
ical organization he mav have bis mem­ warrant. I did not know until I miss<<l | tune he had faded to have the chairman Write for pamplet. Come mid be cured.
FOUR STYES.
bership; seeing to it that men of hack, | it. I promise«! to make the interest good of the board sign the minutes, and in one Dr. J. L. Bohannon will remain in Port-
One Jet..... .. 75c.
bone are placed upon their party ticket; i and get the warrant back d I could,’’was
case this had not lieen done for twelve I aik I until O< tol>er 1, 19i>4. at 1K6
Two Jet^.... 85c.
then wi’h the same energv dismayed a» ( the substance of Coates' remarks,
ThreeiUets.
is seen in those having more selfish ends ( It looked at one time as though it was ■ ' months. He also s’ated that in a case Madison St., Cor Front St.
galvanized
1 ,OO
After that date he will be permanently
to accomplish, work for their election
I where the district was liable to get into
3. Jets, brass 1 25
* Such a course »ill nominate nnd elect going to turn into a “rough house.’* As j a law suit with an Eastern firm, Coates Rented at 232 Hyde street, San ^rancis-
mrn who will enforce the law irrespec­ I Coates was making n statement, P. .Me-1
co, Cal. One of Portland’s best licensed
tive of personol business or po|"“-'nl ( In tosh interrupte«! him when he was sav 1 had received lour letters from the firm,
. doctors association.
had
never
written
the
letter
he
was
in-
interests.
mg he told the auditing committee that
Write me for pamphlet and treaties on
The provisions of the Local Option he would make up the interest. This stAiicted to, and how the board's alien
law hare >*rn complied with, am' a
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lion was called to this negligence was cancer.
Mr.
Mclfltosh
denied,
and
it
was
d
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.
iri
g
petition has lieen filed with the proper
,
brought
to
light
through
the
firm
writ
­
Notice
officials re |ue»ti"K 'hat the vote lie taken this incident that T. B Handley rose to
in Tillamook Countv nan whole. t<> '<• a point of order. Sheriff Woolfe and ing direct to the chairman. Mr. Eddy
dented
the
report
that
he
was
holding
termine whether the people dore the Marshal Clements also rose to their feet,
Purchaser* of Cbittini Bark will le
p ohibition of tie ante of intoxicating
and a remark thrust at the chairman bv tbewairant business over Coates All held responsible for Bark tn ken fr m
liquors as a beverage.
I that he waw contending for was that the lAnd< l*elonging to Blodgett Company.
Flies
Stock
It is the earn-st desire of the *ntl' R M. Watson caused quite a fl liter, and
River Lumlier o.
One Quart, at 5Oc. make» 10 Gallon».
Saloon Lenvue tornote the people of it looked as though the gambling «nd I clerk should attend to the duties of the Limited, th**
Tillamook Couitv against the ngenev wh skey ring had l*en rounded up for . office, but ns he had not Ilers doing that X P. W heeler ami |. II. Cook.
that is wreib n : homes, rntmng young the purpose of a bulldoze. Chaim ni ) nnd ai also that he had not filed a r cw
P. S BRUMBY,
me 1. nnd ; dt u <" debacching young
Agent for Owner».
Eddv.iiia deiisive voice, called Mr Hai d bond as required by law, Mr. Ed di took
If after usMg CARBOLIC COMPOUND you are not sa.lef.ed wumett.
SAY !
When you want
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
TOP BUGGIES,
CARTS, WAGONS,
PLOWS, HARROWS
The Best Place to get them is at
RALPH ACKLEY’S
Cis»
Big Shouuing of pflULi STYLES in
Ladies’ & Misses HATS on Display.
NEW IDEA PATTERNS-
American Lady CORSETS.
A
GIFT
Cap
SAbE
tuith
OF
Agency.
CUTTER SHOES.
TOPSY STOCKINGS
SCHOOb
Each
Boy’s
Sehool Suit
Í $2.25
I
1
50e. Cap
or Hat with Eaeh suit i
nr
FREE
FREE
We are Selling at Just Half
rlecu Arrivals
in
FAL1L1
Prise :
MERCHANDISE.
Try Our Water Proof 'Shoes for Men, Women and Children,
made of Viscrom Calf. Every pair warranted
Cancers
make a vapor
like this .
CLOUGH’S
CARBOLIC
COMPOUND
Keeps the
off
Clough, Reliable Druggist
come and get your money bacK.