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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 15._J.90j
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Editorial Snap Shots.
Did Mr. Reid send Mr. Simmons to
Tillamook for the purpose of getting we
poor mortals worked up on “hotair ?’*
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The Headlight is getting to be quite a
big infant, for it is now eighteen years
old and growing more vigorous at every
anniversary.
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Corvallis is somewhat in the same fix
as Tillamook City. It went ’‘dry" last
November on the saloon question and
i* now up against an injunction on the
water question.
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Another bank president has gone to
the penitentiary for ten years, and it is
safe to predict that he feels confident he
will be pardoned before he has served
but part of the time.
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Will the water company beat the city
in the suit that was filed in the federal
court to enjoin the city from selling
water ? It wouldn't surprise us much if
the city will have to take the water cure.
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My .’ The way to frighten home seekers
from coming to Tillamook is to inform
them that the county is tied up and held
up with toll roads. No wonder that a
home seeker is getting to be a curiosity in
Tillamook.
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We thought, sure, upon taking up the
Herald this week, by the roasting and
the advertising that the Headlight man
came in for, that the former editor was
running that paper again. Pile it on
thick and fast, Rollie, more the merrier.
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After all the pow wowing about build­
ing a new court house, from what
we can learn it has fallen through. Just
as well have awarded Mr. Brodhead the
contract when the bids were opened, but
-it seems the bosses did not want him to
have it.
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Missouri was al ways democratic but
last year it went republican. Who knows
but what someday the political bosses
will knife the republican party so badly
in Oregon that it will put the state in
the democratic column ? Many funny
things happen in politics.
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Most all of the country newspapers in
the state roasted the Oregonian over the
BEATEN BY OWN BLUNDERS
a libel suit for Rollie to defend. Here are
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the facts : A few individuals conspired to­ Disgraceful Causes of Russian
gether to spirit away from the dock and
Naval Defeat Come to Light
monkey with a box which thev thought
V ladivostok . June 12.-A series ot
belonged to the editor, but to their dis­ interviews which the correspondent o
the
Associated Press has had with naval
may, after appropriating the contents,
officers who survived the battle of the
they found it did not belong to the editor
Sea ot Japan, has developed a most sen­
and who had nothing whatever to do sational storv oi the causes ot the Rus-
with shippingit.consequently the parties ¡Sian disaster tirst
first ot
01 all. and the com-
are in a dilemma and liable to be arrest­ ’ plete demoralization which followed I he
sinking
of
the
flagship
Knuiz
Souvaroff
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ed for their smartness. This is not the „111 King -fi
ami the wounding of Admiral Rojest-
only case where freight has been tam­
pered with of late. Rollie had better get VTt*isexplained that not a single officer
at the facts before he attempt to pub- of the fleet knew the Commander-in-
chiefs plans. The Admirals in command
lish base insinuation and falsehoods.
ot divisions knew no more than the sun.
Lieutenants and had to rely only on the
Notice.
signals of the flagship. Admiral Neboga-
toff, upon whom the command devolved,
Person are notified not to haul anv had seen Rojestvensky only once niter
more gravel from the bar in Trask river the junction of their squadrons, and then
belonging to Mrs. Pesterfield, and should
they do so they will be prosecuted to the only for a few minutes.
defeat of Georg* H. Williams. Well, for
once, the Oregonian did plav poor poli­
tics by the manner it jumped onto mein
hers ol the municipal and ministerial as
sociations, which did as much as anv j
thing to defeat Williams, but it stayed
with its old friend and party nominee.
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If the road supervisors are not capable
to boss and plan the road work in their
resfxrctive districts then fire them, but if
they are all first class men and the coun­
ty court has used good discretion in
selecting and appointing them, then they
don’t require a $100 boss to boss them
There is only one way to settle this road
boss business, and that is to cut it out
before the taxpayers get a whaek at
doing so.
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Which is best for the county now and
in the future, the 'Lighthead, or the road
full extent of the law.
bosses’ head ?—Herald.
M rs A. P esterfield .
When a person begins to talk and write
about the Headlight as the ’Lighthead,
Christian Church Notices.
it is a sure sign of the lightness of their
Next Sunday a basket dinner will be
own head. The “old man’’ had a 'Light-
head mania and got down on his uppers spread at Fairview between the Sunday-
and had to leave town on account of it. school hour and 1;30 p.m., when there
It would not surprise us much to see the will be preaching by Rev. E. M. Patter­
nephew’ do the same thing in a few years son, of the Christian Church. Those
for th»* same reason, for he is following attending the Sunday-school are re
pretty rapidly tha same bad traits and (piested to bring their baskets and re­
footprints of the “old man’’bucking up main to the preaching service. A cor-
dial invitation is extended to all to at­
against the ’Lighthead.
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tend.
Probably this is the last joke we shall
The services next Sunday at the
be able to tell about Bro. Harvey, the Christian Church will close the work of
unterrified democratic warhorse and the present pastor, Rev. E. M. Patter­
filth wheel to the Headlight’s band son, and the following week he will go
wagon.
Bro. Harvey was up in the to attend the annual convention of the
mountains last week, and sure enough Churches of Christ at Turner, Oregon,
he was confronted with a big brown and from there will go to Portland. The
bear. The only weapon of defence that two years of work here has been pro­
he had was a democratic calamity howl. ductive of much good and has doubled
This he shot off with such terrific effect the numerical strength of the church in
that if echoed and reechoed and fright­ spite of frequent removals from the
It is expected that the
ened the bear so badly that it immedia­ membership.
church will be left free from debt, having
tely took to the woods. We are glad to
paid beside pastor’s salary and running
know that Bro. Harvey has found out expenses $350.00 of indebtedness. A
where he can use the democratic calamity mortgage burning will soon be possible.
howl to good effect, but the boys need It is to be hoped that the work will be
not go up there to hunt bear, for Ha;- continued from year to year with in :
creasing strength.
vey has scared them so badly with his
democratic bray that they have all gone
Notice to Hunters.
and vanished out of sight.
We the undersigned hereby give notice
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that we will not allow any ¡hunting or
“Brother Baker lost a consignment of shooting on our ranches.
crockery ware last steamer and an extra
J ack V ennings .
dry spell is theorder of the week.—Herald.
W arren V aughn .
This is a bare faced lie and grounds I r
A mos V aughn .
Had No Target Practice.
I-inaiicse actually appeared, the Russians
• (|t ilt a„ impossib’e formation
Ironia.
and «"«
were ‘Müäcked'
attacked on three fronts.
k • t
)sk,., position was crumpet
and his transports were badly place I
1 ___ contusion.
/.ooioginn.
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and caused
iiuscu
%«»•••
—---• While the t Jnp.
anew: were raining projectiles even from
machine gun. on the Russian slnps he
latter were huddled together, blanketing
each other's tire. Only the leaders o the
columns could bring their guns to bear
and even on these the untrained gunners
fired wildlv.
To render matters worse the mines
and floating torpedoes sown in ttie path
of the Russian divisions added to the
confusion.
The
Borodino, Admiral
Nakimoff and Navarin tell victims to
these obstructions. ________
TIME CARD.
EFFECTIVE
SEPTEMBER 4
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PORTLAND
Leave
a.in.
7:00 p in.
h :OO
Arri»,.
I Portland Union
I depot for Astoria.j
U:40pJ'
ASTORIA
Leave
7:15 a.m.
0:10 p.m.
(for Purtland und 1 11 31..
)
way point.
j lii:3op,
SEASIDE DIVISION.
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Leave
ASTORIA
Arri»,.
SAND LAKE.
Grandma Dirnond. who received a
sprained wrist from being thrown from
a vehicle, we are pleased to lie able to
sav, is improving rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson visited nt Helio
Saturday and Sunday, with their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Lewallen
Link Lawrence, of Cloverdale, visited
with his sister, Mrs. E E. Webb last
week.
M. A Dirnond and son Rav, from
Kansas, are visiting relatives at the
lake.
School opened lust week with W. S.
Buel as teacher, There are twentv two
pupils enrolled.
T. |. Harris and family were at the
lake last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Charles Atkinson made a business trip
to Tillamook last week.
11:35 a.m. < for Seaside Direct > 5:2Up»
Leave
ASTORIA
Arrive,
f 8:15 a.m. i for Warrenton, t ••«45
< Hammond, Ft. >
5:50 p.m. < Stevens, Seaside.)
’■*» «.a.
All the stories of extensive target
practice in Madagascar, it seems, were
SEASIDE
Leave
Arri»,
lakes. During the entile voyage there
practically was no training in gunnery
4:30 p.m. < for Astoria Direct >12:30
worthy of the name, and the big gun
practice was confined to three shots per
Leave
SEASIDE
Arri,,
vessel. Ugly stories are told of the hap
penings at Madagascar. Some of the
6:15 a.m. i for Warrenton Ft j
crews certainly were untrained in gun-
< Stevens. Hani- S «35 am.
nery, and, exhausted by the eight
f9:30 a.m. ’
mond, Astoria. ) 7:20 p.n.
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months’ voyage under trying moral and
physical conditions, were no match for
Additional train leaves Astoria daily at
the veteran Japanese, whose marksman­
11:30 a.m. for all points on Ft. ■ Steve«
ship was wonderful.
branch, arriving Ft. Stevens 12:30 p.m., re.
The Japanese concent rated their fire on
turning, leaves Ft. Stevens at 2:00 p.m.,ar-
one ship until she was placed out ol
riving Astoria 2:45 p.m.
action, and then another, thus succes­
• Sunday only.
sively sinking the Oslabya, Alexander
Through tickets and close connection via
Senator Mitchell must stand trial
III. and Kniaz Souvaroff.
upon the Kribs’ indictment, charging N. P. Ry. at Portland and Goblejand 0. R.
Ships Wrecked by Own Defects. him with having accepted fees while a «Sc N. Co., via Portland.
J. C. Mayo, G. P. A.
Some ships developed deplorable struc­ Senator of the United States for servic« s
tural defects. The Oslabva sank with­ rendered to Frederick A. Kribs, by
out having a single hole below the which tim’»eiland claims belonging to
H. GOYNE,
water line and the watertight compart­ the latter were passed through the
ments, which were changed several General Land Office to patent. Judge
times during the voyage, did not stand De Haven on Tuesday morning in few
A ttorney - at .L aw .
the strain they had been calculated to words overruled the demurrer of the I
stand and burst, flooding and heeling d tense and set the trial of Senator
the vessel over until the ship turned Mitchell for Tuesday, June 20th, thus Office : Opposite Court House,
turtle. Lack of homogeneity among sweeping away every hope of the in-
the ships made it impossible to man­ ' dieted man and his counsel in the suc-
T illamook , O regon .
euver in harmony. The Vladimir Mono« | cess of the dilatory tactics so long ein­
inach, Admiral Oushakoff and Admiral nloved, and bringing them face to face
Senlavin had to lag behind, on th's with the necessity of meeting the mass
account becoming easy victims. Finally oi the Government’s evidence in denial
the ammunition was exhausted after the of the guilt alleged
first day's fighting.
BARBER ANO HAIRDRESSER.
LATIMER, BROS.,
Rojestvensky WasCareles9.
Even the morning of the battle, while
the buzzing of the wireless instruments
on the Russian ships showed that
the
Japanese
scouts
were com-
mtinivating his dispositions to Admiral
Togo, Admiral Rojestvensky continued
his caieless maneuvering, and, when the
A Bad Scare.
Someday you will get a bad scarp,
when you feel a pain in our bowels,
¡and fear appendicitis.
Safety lies in
, D • King’s New Life Pill, a sure cure.
[ f<»i all bowel and stomach diseases, such
as headache, bil'ousness; costiveness,
| I etc. Guaranteed by Chas. I. Clough,
i > I rug store, only 25c. Try them.
SHAVING,
HAIR
CITTING
SHAMPOOING, ETC
Electric Baths nicelj fitted up. Goodfor
persons aufifering with rheumatism.
Tillamook C ity under the
Auspices of tinI Tillamook City Band.
9:30 a.m.—PA H ADE, (11\
Ping Uglies,etc.
$10 Cash Prize for the best representation of Plug Ugly.
Address.
Dinner 12 o’Clock
1.30 p.m.—BASE
BALL
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a a . . .ET?,?.. Twenty dollars.
SPORTS.
100 yards Foot Race, free for all.—Prize, 35.00 trade at Ilaltom’s Department Store.
Three Legged Race, free for all.—Prize Rnv «r r;
-Prize, Misses Slippers, given .J P.?
Slow Bike Race-Prize, $3.00 Ceniurymkiliamir'’
$3"" ''air SI'WS’ givcn '<v P'
SPORTS.
V »<”<•» * Trombley.
Todd
E»»-”- Race.—Prize, $5.00 worth of Pictures < '
given
by Reynolds à Jones.
Long Distance Bike Race
1st prize. $5.(10 cadi : 2nd prize, $3.00 Bike Lamp’ giv
en by
Old Men's Race. —Prize. §2.50 Meerschaum
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Bovs Scramble for Money.—Prize, What you can pick up, $2.50.
' o''en
Tug-oi-War, Business Men vs. Ranchers.
1 i izo, Box of Cigars
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Band Concert, 7 to 8.30 p.m
Grand DANCE given at Op'era Hous^by Jhe banÎ