Tillamook headlight., September 01, 1904, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 1,
Editorial Snap Shots.
Indian War Dances.
NEHALEM.
Killed From Ambush.
1904
TILLAMOOK HOTEL
P endleton . Or., Aug. 29—Chritopher
C. Pye and wife visited friends on the
The Sacajawea statue is being erected
The prisoner in the ci tv cooler broke j by the women of the northwest to the river the first of the week.
C. Ellis was shot down bv an unknown
out Tuesday—with measles.
We learn that our old friend, Capt. M. assassin Sunday afternoon half a mile
I memory of the only women who crossed
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the continent with Lewis and Clark in Buchanan, has gone to Iowa and taken from Fletcher's sawmill, on Basket
That poor bit of humanity, known to 1804-5, l»eing their guideand interpreter to himself a fair partner and gone farm- Mountain, 16 miles, southeast of Milton.
the world as the heir to the throne of all This will be the only statue ever erected ing.
Or. The motive for the crime was evi­
Russia, what a lot ot fuss they are kick­ to an Indian woman.
Fishing commenced Friday, The fish dently robbery, as Ellis had on his per­
We have remodeled and thoroughly renovated, rep^pered and
ing up about it in that benighted and
The entertainment to be given at the are taken to Garibaldi to can. The can­ son at the time of the crime $70 in gold,
superstitious country.
newly
furnished the hotel from the basement to the roof, and
which
lie
had
just
received
in
payment
tile
time
ncry
will
start
up
here
about
Opera House, Saturday, is for the pur­
* * *
have provided the best accommodations for the public to be
for labor.
pose of assisting to raise funds for this the silverside run commences.
There is a joke going the rounds about
Sheriff T. D. Taylor has gone to Basket found iu Tillamook.
Anderson has finished the new Elmore
commendable^object. Mrs. Eva Emery
the city marshal. It is said by his own
Dveisthe head of the movement, and cannery and it is a neat, substantial Mountain personally to investigate the
crowd that be took his »rat with so
We want the Commercial Traveler to make this his home
affair. The Coroner’s jury this morning
building.
much force when Mr. Eddy called him the Redmen are largely assisting under
Mrs. M. E. Hoxter filled her appoint­ was unable to throw any light on the while in our city, every convenience of a modern hotel is in the
whose auspicies the entertainments are
down that be bounded up a foot.
given. The show to be given Saturday, ments the 28th, and among other things murder.
house.
M * *
Ellis lived with Melinda Ellis, his wid-
September 3rd, at the Opera House, w’ll told in a startling manner how the
The sheriffs in Oregon are up against
We have changed the name of the hotel from the Palace, to
be an “Indian Spectacular Pantomime,” traffic in young girls is carried on in this owed mother, in a small cabin nea r
two things. The law abiding citizens
Fletcher's mill. It was not thought he the Tillamook Hotel.
dramitized by J. Henry Howard, for boasted free country of curs.
are advising them to enforce the law and
Miss E. Mav Jones closed a successful had an enemy in the world, and he never
the entertainment many prominent
live up to their oath of office, while other
young people of Tillamook will assist in term of school in the Sandhill district oo associated much with other voung peo­ Saloon in connection, where all the best U ines and Spirits
citizens,who have been breaking tne law,
ple of that locality. Ellis was unarmed
Friday with appropriate exercises.
the program.
can be obtained.
object to them doing that. M e leave it
The Lewis sisters entertained a few of when shot down.
There will be a parade in the evening
to the judgment of the people of filla
He
left
home
shortly
before
10
o
’
clock
their
friends
at
a
lawn
party
Saturday
at 7 p.m., and no doubt there will be
mook to decide in their ow-u minds w hat
Sunday morning. Less than half an
a large attendance. Reserved seats cn evening.
the sheriffs ought to do.
S t . P etersburg , Aug. 29.—It is re­
Miss Georgia Lewis will leave for hour later George Selby, a neighbor,
sale at Morton & Trombley’s Cigar
* * *
found his corpse lying where it fell, the ported from a reliable source that TT IS A MATTER OF HEALTH
home this week.
Store.
•
Director Severance might have left that
Miss Inez Pitney entertained a few top ol his head blown off with buckshot. Lieutenant-General Stoessel, commander
out of his speech about the editor of the
Fischer Company Coming.
The Corouer’s j ury is of the opinion that of the Russian military forces at Port
ata party Saturday evening.
Headlight knowing when Coates disposed
the gun was fired at close range. Foot­ Arthur, has telegraphed to the Emperor
Read what the Boise (Idaho) States­
of that warrant,for we feel perfectly able
prints of another person were found en­ thanking him.for the recent message of
SOUTH
PRAIRIE
to defend ourself without the assistance man says about the Margarita Fischer
tering the road half a mile back of the encouragement sent to the garrison of
of our numerous friends. The “Unmiti Co., which will appear at the opera house
Bell and Hull Johnson have the sympa­
place where Ellis was killed. The tracks Port Arthur, saying the defenders of
gated Liar’’ accusation has not been re­ for one week commencing Thursday thy of their friends and neighbors in the
did not stop until they passed the body the fortress are readv and willing to lay
ferred to by the editor because we have night Sept. Sth : Augustin Daly’s re­ loss of tbdr barn by fire during the
50 yards. Then they turned into the down their lives, that the garrison has
another suggestion under advisement markable strong play, “Leach, The For­ thunder storm of last week. The barn
woods and were lost. It was found later already suffered severely and intimating
which will bring the matter upelsew here. saken,” was presented last evening at was full of hav and some machinery,
where the same footprints emerged tur. it is hardly possible to hold out for
Riverside
park
in
a
manner
that
proved
which
was
a
total
loss.
The
barn
was
* * *
ther back, and were finally obliterated in more than a month or six weeks.
The reason so many men will vote to more than satisfactory. The audience insured.
Four more regiments will be raised in
the dust of the main highway.
Thos, Govne is spending several days
put the local option law into effect next was large and unusually apprecia­
the Caucasus. An official announcement
tive,
insisting
upon
two
curtain
calls
on
the
Miami
river
on
pleasure
and
busi
­
November will be seen in this little pen
Quaint Features ot life.
to this effect is expected tomorrow.
picture : Dozens of men, yes, perhaps sev­ after the fourth act, in which Leach iu ness.
The first contingent of the First Army
Australia has no orphan asvlums.
Charles Wells and family and Edd.
eral hundred men the last five or six years vokes the curse of Judas upon her un­
Corps has arrived at Harbin.
This
faithful
lover
’
s
head,
who
is
lead
to
be
Everv
child
who
is
not
Supported
by
Leach,left
last
Sunday
for
the
Willamette
have come toTillamook City and blowed
corps was destined for Vladivostok, but
lieve
she
had
bartered
her
love
for
gold,
parents
becomes
a
ward
of
the
stat£
and
valley
on
their
way
to
California.
in considerable hard earned money gam
upon the urgent request of General
Fred Christensen visited his parents at is paid a pension for support and placed
bling. Next day, realizing their loss and again after the closing act. In fact,
Kuropatkin it will be diverted to Muk­
when alone on the farm, they come to the audience refused to leave the theatre Oretown last week while convalescent in a private family, where board and den.
_________________
Absolutely Pure
until
Miss
Fischer
and
c
nnpany
appear
­
clothes
are
provided
until
the
14th
birth
­
with
the
measels.
this conclusion : “What a damned fool I
ed
after
the
courtain
had
gone
down.
day.
Frank Fowler is Jcept busy in his
was to throw away my money in that
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
way.” Did you ever get bit in that wav In the title rule Miss Fischer gave a port blacksmith shop.
Near Cynthiana. Ky., Mrs. Lulu De­
There is about 8,000 lbs. of milk re- vers, while in the enjoyment of her usual
in Tillamook City ? “Call again, please,’’ rayal that was finished, intense, natural
Lots 1 and 2, block 11, Miller’s
is the invitation of the gambling frater­ and extremely forceful. A3 R'llolph, ceived daily at the cheese factory.
health, stated that she would fast ten addition.
Mr.
Clayton
was
in
every
sense
accept-
nity, “lor you are an awfully nice fellow
days and at the end of that period she
Lots 15, 16, 17 and 18, block 11, Mil-
NETARTS.
to keep and pumpcows from which I can able. The others of the cast acquitted
would die. From that time she refused ler's addition.
thvmselves
vnry
acceptably
.
The
play
enjoy the profits without work or having
to eat, drink or to see a physician. She
Lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, block 12, Mil-
Geo. Tone, Fred Wheeler, Miss Liona
will l>e given again this evening as a
money invested in the cows or farm.”
persisted, and promptly at the end of ler’s addition.
DOES ALL KINDS OF
Hunt
and
Miss
Maggie
and
Anna
Tone
farewell.
»
* * *
the period she w’as dead.
Lots 5, 6 and 7, block 28, Thayer’s
i were on the beach.
If anyone is watching the signs of ti e
Edward T. Lane, the travelling man addition.
A Real Estate Snap.
L. C. Thompson and family, of
times in Tillamook Citv, they will see at
Lot 4, block 20, and house near Tobi's
who was badly hurt in a trolly wreck
ton, are camping at happy camp
a glance there is a factional fight
On account of bad health, I offer to sell couple of weeks.
twelve miles north of Detroit, was taken store, Nehalem.
i
between the progressive, la w abiding citi­ my place, which is situated one mile east
West half of lot upon which our resi­
Messrs. Sewell and Imbree, sheriff and to a hospital at Mt. Clemens. His left
zens and the pull down, do-up, wide open of Pleasant Valley Cheese Factory, where
county clerk of Washington Co., with arm and part of the shoulder had to be dence stood, opposite the Court House,
town advocates. Which gang do you be. there is school and church. The place
their families, of Hillsboro, are on the amputated and he is not yet out of dan­ in Tillamook City.
long to and want to be identified with ? comprises 480 acres, and includes what
Make vour offers to any Tillamook
ger. He rallied before the operation and
beach.
For instance, not long since, a man and is known as the Munson’s Falls, which
John Harter and Mr. Harvey, ofTilla- demanded that he be allowed to dictate Real Estate Agent ; or to the owner,
Engraving a Specialty.
bis wile came to this city with $2000 and can be converted into a water power
mook, came over with Mr. Phelps the a letter to his firm giving an order he VV. A. Wise, The Failing Building, cor.
placed it in a bank. After a time it was stntion, with house and barn, and only
3rd
and
Washington
sts.,
Portland,
Or.
latter part of the week. Mr Harter came had received that day. He insisted that
necessary for the woman to draw a bank threequarter ofa mile from countv road.
over to spend a few days on the beach his house would lose the order unless he
check to pay the rent, when, to her sur­ Has more that 70 acres of pasture and
and Mr. Harvey came over to spend a got it to them, so e . stenographer took T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or
P ublication .
prise, the check was returned on account about 10 acres of meadow, and can be
few’ days wiih his family, who are c.imp­ his dictation.
United States Land Office,
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
of “No Funds.” The husband had been converted into a fine dairy ranch. Kept I
Oregon City, Ore.
ing at the Maxwell place, this being Mr.
Some years ago the sultan of Sulu
August 22nd. loot.
decoyed to the gambling tablesand had over 40 head of cattle on the place with
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
AND DRAYMEN
Harvev’s first trip to Netarts.
learned that the ]>earlfishernian wet e with
checked the money away to j ay what he plenty of pasture to spare. 10 Fine heif-
the provisions of the act of Congress of
Frank Meresse left for Forest Grove reaping big profit. He supplied his June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale
had lost. We ask again, which side do ers, which will come in next spring, 15
timber lands in the States of California,
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us
last Tuesday after a stay of two months revenue collectors with sieves. Those of
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’’ as
you belong to, the gang that would pro- good steers, 24 tons of good hay, and
on the beach.
extended to all the Public Land States by act of Our Delivery wagon delivers to countrr
that
dropped
through
were
to
be
retain
­
tect a family from such a loss or the gang the tools and the household furniture to
August 4, 1892,
G. M. Watkins sold a fine span of ed bv the fishermen ; those that remain­
or citv
MRS. ROSE V. CLOUGH.
that takes delight in fleecing every new go wiih the place. The ceder and other
horses the ocher day to a Mr. Thompson ed in the sieves were to belong to the Of Tillamook, county of T’llamook, State of
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
her
comer and those who want to trade timber and chittem bark on the place
of Lafayette, the consideration being sultan tor taxes. It nearly ruined the sworn statement No. 64 s?, for the purchase'
here ?
of the E S of E
of section 32, in tp. 2 South,
will more than pay for it, and is a fine ♦ 300.00.
the
pearl fisheries.
Range
No.
10 West.
and
will
offer
* * *
location for a shingle mill and will make
proof
to
show
that
the land
sought is
Frank
Wheeler
and
family
left
for
We thought, sure, Carrie Nation was
From
the
neighborhood
of
Halifax
and
CURE
the LUNCS
more
valuable
for
its
timber
or
stone
than
for
a good dairy ranch. Will sell the whole their home on Trask river Monday after,
agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim
in town or the city authorities had ap­
or part of the same at low price and on noon after an enjoyable time of several conies the singular story of an unrelent, to said land before the Countv Clerk of Tilla­
pointed several new dignitaries to look
WITH
ing bridegroom. The wedding was fix- mook County, at Tillamook Citv, Oregon, on
easy terms. This is a snap seldom met days on the beach.
Wednesday, the 16th day of November, I904. She
alter the ¡wave of the citv, when Marshal
ed and the bride and bridegroom rode names at» witnesses :
with. Do not miss it for it is only nine
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Groce left for their
Janies M Morgan, James Morgan, Edward
Clements was pitched out of Hadley’s
miles south of Tillamook City. For fur­ home in Portland after an extended visit together in a cab, accompanied by a Morgan, of Netarts, Oregon; Frank Easter, of
saloon on Wednesday. Not undaunted,
Tillam >ok. Oregon.
ther information apply to the owner, B. of several weeks, with Mr. and Mrs. W. bridesmaid and the best man. On the
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
the city marshal made again for the place
way to the church, however,an unhappy above-described lands are requested to file their
rnl, /CONSUMPTION
Pries
where the boys were having a “Good lndorf, on the place ; or to F R. Beals, C. O’Hara, Mrs. Groce’s parents.
claims in this office on or before said 16th day of
FOR I OUGHS and
dispute
arose
as
to
who
would
open
the
50c 4 $1.00
real estate agent at Tillamook City.
November, 1904.
Old Summer Time,’’ determined, if neces­
VOLOS
A
lgernon
S.
D
resser
,
Register.
Free Trial.
door ot thn cab when they reached the
sary, to wipe the flour with those who
BEAVER.
church. The bride and bridegroom were
The
Boy
on
the
Farm.
Surest
and
Quickest
Cure
for all
had robbed him of his prerogative in this
Noah Coulson, of Coulsonburg, has at loggerheads on this point, and on
THROAT and LUNG TROUB­
little kingdom of Tillamook City, or
The hoy on the farm is not always to moved into the U.B. parsonage.
LES,
or
MONEY
BACK.
reaching the church the bridegroom de.
should it be Carrie Nation who had so he envied. lit is often obliged to work
The pastor of the U.B. Church makes dined to enter the building. He return
suddenly turned the tables upon him, he early and late, do the work of any other his home at Mr. Davidson's.
I ed to his own home a bachelor and the
( incorporated ),
was even ready to mop the floor with hand, and not receive any recompense
\V. M. Lucas is hauling logs for the sexton was heard to murmer “nowt so
that lady for attempting to turn that whatever. This is plainly not right, mid saw mill at present.
TILLAMOOK
CITY, ORE.
queer as fowk.’’
place into a temperance parlor. The city it is not surprising that so many leave
Married, at the residence of the bride’s
William Hayes acted as umpire at a
PAID UP CAPITAL, $10,000.
marshal's dander was up. He’d see who the farm at thefirst opportunity,in spite parents, at Spruce, on Wednesday, Aug.
ball game near Washington, Pa., last
was running this man's town. And he of father’s and mother’s entreaties. The
24, Miss Fannie Lyster and Mr. Connie Sunday, and his decisions did not seem
A GENERAL BANKING
did see, for alter a lew moments he was boy who is old enough to do more than Dye.
to give unmixed satisfaction, Toward
BUSINESS.
again suddenly ejected, deprived, it is the chores, is old enough to receive re-
Albert Kinnaman was unfortunate to the close of the game he gave one deci-
said, of his gun and billv, with instruc­ muneration in a money sense ; is old en­ have his house burned while burning
Directors
:
—
M. W. H arrison , W. W
sion which evidently gave great pain to
tion not to call again until the new city ough to be allowed some independence brush.
C urtiss , B. L. E ddy .
the
players
on
both
sides
Half
a
dozen
marshals sent for him Now, who will ot thought and action, and should have I
Amos Kirk accompanied Jeff Wallace of them seized and carried him to a near­
Cashier :—M. W. H arrison .
If
I' you conxcientiouxly foel [ to A,toria with a drovc of ljeef caU|e
take water first, the old or the new city a chance.
by river and tossed him in. Umpire
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi
dignitaries, in this ejecting business while that you can't pay him in money, give
Rumor says Tommy Coulson has Hayes scrambled out in a hurry, where­ ties of all kinds.
him an opportunity to earn something I bought’ihe’Free M^'hodiat’
the boys chime in with:
--------------- — ------ - parsonage.
upon the indignant athletes threw* him
There was such a great shout,
some other way. Let him have a small'
Mrs. Tucker and children returned back and held him under water un»il he
As the marshal was pitched out,
plot of ground to work for himself out.; ! from the harvest fields last Saturday.
was nearly drowned. Then they rolled
Ot Hadley 's front door, trout door.
side of the work he does for you, or let
Camp meeting is over again in Beaver. him on a beer keg until he recovered,
In again—you l»et, he pitched ;
him raise poultry, and not only let him
Hors de combat, was he «filched—
I Quite a number from this vicinity have when they volunteered the information
BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER.
do these things, but encourage him to
At Hadley's front door, front door.
gone away to the hopyards, so road that he was not cut out for an umpire.
earn
a
little
money
which
will
be
his
SHAVING,
HAIR GUTTING
Nor is he longer privileged to peep.
work is suspended for the present on ac- On reflection Mr. Haves is prepared to
Nor must he stealthily try to creep,
own. which will tend to show him the
count
of
not
having
teams
to
haul
SHAMPOOING, ETC
agree with this idea.
However, he
Into Hadley's front door, any more.
value of money, and will raise his ambi­ gravel.
means to sue a dozen of his assailants.
That this citv marshal, Cly de,
tions and love of work. Encourage him ’
Electric Baths nicely fitteti up. Goodfor
There was a prohibition lecture to-
Oh ! Never more will slide,
“When I left Manila,“ said a sailor«
and help him all you can. Do not grind | ’ day in the U.B. Church.
Down Hadley's cellar door, any more.
persons suffering with rheumatism.
“ a Filipino woman saw me off. Do you
him down to a mere existence of servi-
Mr. Mvers and family, from Blaine,
know how she said good by ? Why, she
tude. Remember that he has rightseven
As originally designed the tree distribu­ if he is your son, and you owe him a have moved into the old store building.
rubbed mv face with her hand. Rubbed
Mr.
Ginn
took
a
load
of
chickens
to
tion of seed by the Department of Agri­
my face with her hand, by Crinus ! I
good chance even if you don’t feel in­ Tillamook Saturday.
culture had something to commend it.
looked around the whatf and that is how
clined to pay him. It is a debt you owe
The purpose of the originators of the
all the natives were saving goodby to
him as a parent, and tor w hich there w ill
Notice.
plan was to have the department con­
one another. Me and the rest of the
be nn accounting.—Agricultural Epi to-j
duct experiments with a view to intro mist.
All my outstanding accounts will lie vovagers by the time we got off had our
“ ’ JBLakes
roads.
during new plants, grain and vegetables
akes short
short roads.
placed in the hands of an Attorney for faces all rubbed raw. In Fiji they say
in sections adopted to their growth. In­
Blooded Bull Claves for Sale.
collection on the 1st of September. So goodby bv crossing two red feathers
stead, however, of limiting the distribu­
Two Shorthorn Bull Calve, for sale, if you owe me anything please call and under your nose. The Burmese crunch
tion to rare seeds, congress has appro from full blooded .lock. Have
been de. make arrangements for an early settle, down and shout 'Hib nib!’ The Sonth
printed large sums ot money with which
Yours truly,
horned and ure in good condition. Price ment.
Sea islanders wear farewell necklaces
to purchase seeds, many of which fail to $15 a head.
*
^^nd light load«.
loads.
•
Apply to W. D. Glad will.
R alfr A ckley .
when goodbvs are to he said. These
germinate while others are not to name Beaver, Or.
necklaces are made of whales' teeth. To
and still others are not acclimated and
WANTED.
say goodby each islander rattles with
adopted to localities into which they arc
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the exper- S prcial K ki - reskxtativi in this conntv his fingers the teeth of the other's neck­
sent. If the public were benefited by the enced dentist is located in and adjoining territories, to represent
lace.”
distribution there might l>e justification Dr. Wise’s dental pari rs, and and advertise nn old established bus.
^^Pood for everything
iness
house
of
solid
financial
standing.
for it. but as it is, only comparatively is prepared to do nothing but
Notice to Former Creditors,
Salary
$21
week
I
v.
with
Expenses
ad
­
that runs on wheels.
small part of the people receive seeds, first class work and give the
Prompt •ettlementx must be made of
vanced each Monday bv check direct
while the whole of the people are called best of satisfaction
If your from headquarters. Horse and buggv all outstanding accounts in order to
upon to pnv for them. It is a graft that teeth need fixing call upon furnished when necessary ; position per- save costs.
. manent
Address Blew Bros. & Co.,
Books are left at Peterson & Svenson.
should lie abolished.
him.
j Monon Bldg., Chicago, III.
C lay D aniels & Co.
VOGLER & HAMILTON,
Proprietors
M ki W
POWDER
Property for Sale.
G. F. Franklin
WATCH, CLOCK
AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING
In first class style.
Quick Brothers,
KILL
COUCH
. King’s
New Discovery
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
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