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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1904)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 8, The Best Place to Get Useful CHRISTMAS New Year’s Presents JENKINS’S and IS AT Jowelry Store '4 Sljfiï '4 New Stock ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft OF Silver Wear. WATCHES—They make a nice present and you cannot buy a beteer watch for the money, for I guarantee them first class. LOCKETS RINGS, CHAINS, etc.—A fine assorted stock of Jewelry to select from. Call and see it before buying else where. SILVER WEAR—I am receiv- ing a new stock of useful Silver Wear, and those want ing anything in that line I shall be glad to show them the latest patterns. FOUNTAIN PENS — They make a nice present, and I carry the best makes. ft. ft ft k. 0'. ft ft ft S¿ '4'^’ % Editorial Snap Shots. “No attorney of any tepute would at- tack the local option law,” said an at toruev the other day in this city. But * * » a nee the next morning in the East. It is to be hoped that neitheqJudge Burnett nor Judge Galloway will allow a tempo rary injunction upon such trivial tech nicalities. for they are simply made to give the saloon keepers a new lease of life and to defeat the will of the people. * * * The fight for decency and the enforce* ment of the law may only he said to have jus*, commenced in Tillamook City. No one need be surprised, for most every town undergoes the experience of a spring cleaning as a result of the rottenness in city politics. Nor need any surprise be felt that the women of Tillamook City are going to take an active part, for by doing so they know they are safe-guard ing their homes and families from the vices which are allowed to be carried on in a citv where politics are “rotten.” It is not our intention to divulge at present all that we have heard as the result of ‘wide open’’gambling, for the weave of guilt is being wove around the guilty parties which may send them to the pen- itentiary. But it will require patience and perseverance on the part of the peo ple of Tillamook City to overcome the fierce opposition there is to law’ and order, and this in the interest of those who want to run gambling joints. W. N. Vaughn isn’t stuck very much upon ’‘Golden Cheddar’’ when he could n’t get the Golden Coin for his Golden Fluid. * * * It is strange how men will allow their little personal jealousies to control them in a city election. That should not cn‘ much figure when there is a principle in vol ved. * )k * The Headlight man don’t care one iota «as to the personnel of the city council il it will enforce the law and put a stop to the rottenness and bribery that have been going on lor years. * * * The saloons were closed up tight on Sundae. P.obably they had better re main so unless the proprietors want a complaint filed against them for every Sunday they remain open when the grand jury is called again, * * * J. S. Dellinger assumed the manage ment of the Astorian last week, with C. J. Curtis and Mr. Merrill, of Portland, on the editorial staff. Heaven pity their financial troubles if they haven’t got Mr. City Council Meeting. Sam Elmore's bank behind them, * * * A meeting of the city council was held Fred Beals can he proud of this fact. on Tuesday evening and it was decided He had the support ol the best class ol | to sell the site where the citv hall recent. citizens, and it is more honor to go down | iv stood to Cohn & Co. and A. K. Case to defeat with that at one’s back than for $210. The conditions of the sale are to victory with the support of gamblers, that Case is to apply that amount, with saloon keepers and their henchmen. $50 additional that the hose company is * * * j to donate, in erecting a new steel bell The architects and builders who came | tower for a fire alarm. Bills allowed in to bid on a new court house say the were : county court obtained a ♦1,000 worth L. J. Barnard, sawing wood.. .. 00 ol information nt the expense of a lot of Emmett Quick, marshal .... .. 45 IM) suckers. If that is the case, we must William R Chase, salary for the month of November ................... have a pretty smart county court, for it used to l>e that Tillamuokers were the W. A. Bibbv, laving side walk . . R. L. Wade............................................ suckers when outsiders came in to caii- Thos Coates, salary......................... vnss the county. Printing ................................................. * * * Tillamook Water Co....................... M. F. I.each allowed someone Tillamook Lumber Co., lights.. T. B. Handley ................................... away with his better judgment, S. A. Brodhead ................................. he absorbed the other meat market, lie D. Sexton............................................... told us that be was going to "cut out” Otto Heins............................................ | olitics and attend to business and try C. N. Drew............................................ to please his customers. It would have Julius Erickson, wood. . . ............ been business sagacity had lie done so. seeing he lias a nice little tnonoply in the Entertainment. meat business, * * * On Monday evening the ladies of the Attorney H. T. Botts must be some Eastern Star had a full house at the what ol a favorite in the saloon ward opera house for their entertainment. when he can run almost neck and neck The feature of the evening was a bur with a saloon candidate. He is evidently lesque. entitled "Female Masonry,’’ and usurping Had Hadley out of his political it caused considerable amusement, for power in the second ward, which lie is ‘he sisters poured "hot shot’’ into the tinable to hold. We suppose we'll have lords of creation that brought forth loud to take our hilt off to Boss Botts, but applause. The burlesque was well ear. we can't see bow Boss Handley's clothes ried out. and the sisters deserve credit for and methods are going to tit him unless the manner in which they carried out lie gets a few of Pad's political pups to their parts. The entertainment was a fill tmm out. ! success. Following was the program ; » * » Piano Solo.................................. Ruth Cooper, The Hindlight man thought, sure, that i Duett.............. “Only Tltee,”............................... lie would give up the ghost when he saw E May Jones and Winifred Goyne. the saloon candidates falling all over , Song, " We Don't Get Any Christmas themselves to get into the enforcement Now." Melva Wade, Allegra Mason, ol the law hand wagon, tor we never ex Ruth Eddy, Alice Todd, Gladys pected to gam such art easy victory over Quick. them ill that wav. Now we’ve got them Duett........... “ The Palms,’’.............................. in the band wagon, where they should Kathryn Edwards and Clara Watt. belong, why. we hope they'll lake nil the Quartette.........” The Cuckoo,”...................... wind out of the Headlight's sails and E. May Jones, Winifred Govne, Mnrie wont give its another opportunity to Tinnerstct. Kathryn Edwards. roar about a wide open gambling town. Burlesque,...” Female Masonry.” But, are they sincere ? Time will tell, Umbrella song. * * * There was some good horse sense re marks at the opera house .Monday even, mg if it was a burlesque, For instance. Hallo, inv old customers. I have just one ot the dignified sisters made a state ment something like this ; "Give a wo. complete.! a trip to the Atlantic Ocean man *5.00 to do some trading and see publicly and lecturing about lands, saw the load she will bring home. Give a mills. businiwM opportunities, climate, Did my very best to bring this man $5 00 and send him down town and Ac NOTICE. BOULDER CREEK. W. N. Bays and R. M. Dingess went to Tillamook last Saturday on a busi ness trip. Several young people from this neigh borhood attended the Endeavor at Blaine Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kinnamen and Miss Zvlla Blackburn visited friends down the river Saturday and Sunday. 0. A. Smith went to Beaver one day last week. Carl and Leslie Jensen spent Saturday and Sunday at Grandpa Bays. Miss Blackburn and her school are planning an entertainment and Christ mas tree the last day of school, Jno. Borba, who has been under the doctor’s care at Tillamook for nearly two weeks, was able to come home last Sunday. Mr. Donald H. McIntyre and Mr Ralph Bundy were promenading Boul- derville streets Sunday p in. H. A. Chopard is again logging. These frosty mornings are fine for the business. G. VV. Lucas came over the river last Friday to Mr. Glad will’s. H. A. Chopard and family spent Sun day afternoon at H. L. Jensen’s. We learn that Mr. Charles Bays will occupy his nephew’s house this winter. NETARTS. W. E. Catterlin went to the Miami for a load of his household goods Saturday, returning Sutidav. Ralph Ackley came over from Tilla- moi.ok Saturday, returning Monday. |. M. Morgan came in from Sheridan the last of the week, he had been out to Sheridan to spend a week with his family. C. Austin went to Tillamook Saturday. Clyde Stanley, of Tillamook, was on the bay last Thursday taking in the sights. 51. J. Cone lost a vatauble horse last Sunday. _________________ WHAT HE DOES. —Sydney Day re. TWO VIEWS. Now Mabel counts her presents o’er, And then she drops a silent tear, And thinks it really is a shame That Christinas comes but once a year. But papa, meanwhile, grinds his teeth, And pays the bills with inward tear, And offers up his fervent thanks, That Christmas comes but once a year. —McLandburgh Wilson. THAT WAS CLEAR. What this country need is an elastic currency,” declared Fosdick. “ That’s what,” assented Kiedick, “ I’d like to see a five dollar bill that would stretch, so as to cover about twenty Christmas presents.’’ — Hearthstone. SOUTH PRAIRIE. Mr. Gus Kuntz has gone to Portland on business. .Mrs. Pinwell is home to stay. A surprise party on Mrs. and Mr Bolliy at the Fairview creamery was a success. About 35 were present. Mr. Bolby cleared out one of the upstairs cheese rooms and dancing was the order of tile evening, A good old fashioned lunch was served. All had a good time. A pleasant time was spent at Fairview school house Saturday evening. A pro gram was rendered by the pupils and several of the grown people. The "Pop Corn song’’ by the pupils was good. There was singing, dialogues, declama tions and instrumental music. Mr. and Mrs, Buel are teaching a good school and getting every body, as well as the pupils, interested. In two weeks from last Saturday night another program will be given. Next Saturday is “Grange day.” Grange meets at 10 o'clock, a good pro gram is being prepared bv Mrs. Gibson Myrtle Vaughn, Ralph Moor, Hcnrv Diehl and Ed Fishpocker. Who said tur key ? ________________ __ Card of Thanks. Mrs. Ed Walker desires us to thank the many kind friends who sympathised with her in her late bereavement and who so kindly assisted her when her husband was sick. For sale, or lease, a deposit of Shale, thought to be an excellent variety for the manufacture of a high grade brick.— Fred C. Skomp, Trask, Or. * NWmi-SOUTH-EACT-WEST Y9U With FIN» lOWEJty [OPYB/BHTED !BC4 BY CROUSE & BRAK'D/COff- UTlCk.NEWYORK. OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS. N OBODY who is anybody would think of doing without »sad suit or two. occasion. Suit meets the absolute requirements cf well-dread men for business wear. We have such suits at $10.00, better ones it 'fyf BMW WATERPROOF OILER CLOTHING LVIRYWMLRfc. rectly made. Tailoring has much t) do The best materials jkil W workmen and Mty-seven sears expenerce have mode TOWERS ¿Inken. Gab and Hab famous the world over They are madein black oryellowfar all kinds of wet work, am eveö äarnert beamy the AIGN OF THE FISH is aaranteed to yive sat isfaction. All relable dealen sell then. magnificent garments nui by Crouse & Brandejti a grade of clothing whid is not excelled h high class custom t ailots’srt We are illustrating het our Navasota, which will* the young man’s favorite You who are interested in good clothes will find satisfaction in our store TODD & CO., CLOTHIERS. SELLING AT COST! THE Mrs D. Coulson has moved from the Free Methodist parsonage to the (J.B. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior. parsonage, vacated by Mr Coulson, sr. Land Office at Oregon City. Ore I v- , » . . November lM«h. tun«'. Master El I «er t Ginn is convaleaent. S 'ha* the following, Mrs. W. T. West is on the sick list, named settler has hied notice of hi. intention 1 1« ¿¡s’{xc.u:?e though we hope uot serious. Mr. Lucas and Mr. Couto-. Jr., are takir g advantage of the tine Weatherby HK No. w » . battling good« hmiling goafs fro... from the .1.» city »■«» to .1 the — of sec. 10. tp 6 South, range to West ’ ' Henanus the following witnesses to prove Bixby ster« hl. continuum residence upon and cultivation Rumor says Beaver will have a Christ of said land. via. : Albert Rowman, of Neskowin. Ore William mas tree held in the U B. Church Christ- Plank, of Tillamook . Ore.; Stephen Bauer ,>l ' Marx, Ore. ; Joe steinmasMi. of Dolph Ore 1 mas eve. Autaawow s D«iss.«. K,g1,t„ E. Gilbert and wife visiteii Mr. Will Gillwit and family, of Spruce, last Sun day. The Beaver correspondent was the I1RBER AND HAIRDRESSER. recipient of an invitation to and offer of a free ride to a wedding annirrraary 8HA\ ING, HAIR CUTTING last Saturday, it being the 41st vear (if Yw are prepared to show yt» NOTICE TO C’KEIUTORS, Jack frost visited on the Prairie the past few mornings. T imber L and . A ct , J i be 3, 1x7s.—N otice F oe John Marolf has moved into his new Pl'BLlCATlCX United States Land Office, residence, which is an ornament to the Oregon City, Ore.. , September 21st, Ion«. Prairie. Notice is hereby given that in conn liance George Johnson, of Tillamook, lias with the provision. ,<f the act of congress of June 3. 1X7S, entitle,I All act for the sale of taken the foremanship of the logging timber inn.Is in the stales of California. Oregon Neva.tn and Washington Territory' as extended camp. to a.l the Public Laud States by act of Augusts ’ Frank Rlazier. of Portland, brother of 1891, FRWIN HARR1HON, Joseph Blazier, has taken charge of Mr. Of Tillamook City, county of Tillamook State of Oregon hasthi.day filed in this office his Marolf’s dairy ranch. swoiu statement No. 0490, for the purchase I of Nw "'»I «' H of Sir of Charles Wells and family returned of 1 he sw section 17. and Nw q of Nw « of section from Cottage Grove last week, being i." ,34' !F i»«- 5 s, Range No. 10 West, and will offer proof to show that the glad to see old Tillamook again. lanu sought is more valuable for its timber Our school is progressing nicely under or ’IIP'll.,an for «»ricuttural purposes and to establish hi. claim to said land before the the instruction of Miss High. Comity l lerk of Tillamook county. Tillamook Oregon, on Friday, the 9th day of December 1904. He names as witnesses ml* k’ L. Sapohigton, of Tillamook BEAVER. City. Ore. ; A. M. Austin, of Netart« Ore Arthur Austin, of Dolph, Ore ’ Any anti all persons claiming adversely the Mr. Coulson, sr., has bought a home alKJVe-flexeriliefl land» are requested to file their i in the suburbs of Tillamook City and has vlHinis in this office ou or before said ath dav of December, I904. T moved there. A lgernon S. D resser , Register. clothes. with your appearance. Vt A. J. TOWtl CO.MUTOH.MA55..V.1A. W1CAMJIAH CO-bivtedTOWSro. CAM N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the un* dersigned have been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Tillamook, executors of the last will and testament of DAVID J. W. WILEV, deceased. All persons having CLAIMS against the said estate arc hereby required to present the same to us duly verified as by law required, at the office of Eddy Ac Botts, Attorneys-at-Law. at Tillamook City, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 1st day of December. 1904. ELIZABETH WILEY AND JAMES O. C WILEY, Executors of the last will and testament of David J. W. Wiley, deceased. with clothes have much to i RED SHOE HOUSE IS Closing Out its Enti1* Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST. LATIMER, BROS, C. Mills. It is presentable at almost every inform! A correctly designed and properly tailored Sid $20.00, and still better Sack Suits at $30.00, ready made, but still ar county to a special notice to all pros pective emigrants and they are coming, and take care and be sure you who wish to sell any )mrt of your holdings to have it Mated for sale with C. Mills, office and residence at present in the Win. Olson's residence. Letters of tnqtiiry are con manner of silly technicalities tor the pur. stantly pouring in. telling me they are ... Tillamook, ..ill——__ a. _ where . ■ I insure . pose of defeating the local option law coining to might object that on the day of election them to show a parsnip 3ft. and 4 inches the moon changed its position and did long, oilier root crops in proportion. I've SHAMPOOING, ETC wedded life of Mr. and Mrs. Kinnaman rot look the same color as Golden Ched got 'em. Nuff said. We wish them both many more happy Electric Baths nicely flttwi up Good for dar cheese alter the sun made itsappear-. returns. persons suffering with rheumatism see the load lie'll bring home !'• We hope our dear sisters haven't seen their lords ol creation loaded up after going tn the city. No wonder the fair sex is in favor of local option. » W » The attorneys who arc digging up all TODD & CO., CLOTHIERS. FAIRVIEW. Se.ving machines for everybody. I have a fine lot of second hand machines, all in first class order, which I will sell cheap for cash, or will trade for other * W. D. Gladwill is hauling lumber for property.—W E. Page. G. W. Lucas today (Monday). Rosy and smiling and dirty and tanned, Gazing up from his pile of sand— “Tell me, my little man, I say, How do you pass vour time away?’’ And gravely answers the dusty mite : I plays all day and I sleeps all night.’’ 1904. d/// Goods are all First Class and up to date. My health compel« me to make a change. This is no humbug. Repairing Neatly Done. P. F. BROWNE, Saleimin-
