Tillamook headlight., November 09, 1905, Image 9

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 9.
G o NOLAN IN THE TOILS
Winter Course in Agriculture
1905
dredge coast harbors
Ola. els . I. Clough
Tillamook Lawver, Indicted for
The Oregon Agricultural College at
General Mackenzie Recommends
Land Fraud«, Under Arrest
Corvallis will offer this winter, as usual,
Building of Boat.
in Arixona.
two special courses along agricultural
RELIABLE DRUGGIST.
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line», which will be designated the short
SEWING MACHINE.
W ashington . N ov . 6—In his animal The five essentials of sitisfactory Drug Store trading which
G. 0. Nolan, attorney, and former course in agriculture, and the special
offer
you
;
■OLLER BEARING.
report
General
Mackenzie,
Chief
of
En-
by
the
resident of Tillamook, indicted
dairy course.
HIGH GRADE.
ginccrs, made one exception to the rule
Quality, freshness, equipment, skill, honest price.
Federal Grand Jury jointly with Claude
Die short course in agriculture will
Thayer, Charles E. Haves, Maurice open on Monday, January 8,1906, at prohibiting recommendations of new
Leach. Clark E. Hadley, ••Walt” ’ Smith. 9 A M . and continue two weeks, dos. work. He recommended an appropria­
tion ol $50,000 to build a dredge for use
J. E Tuttle and Thus. Conies, on a ingon Friday, January 19. The course
charge > of conspiracy to dclrmi-l the | consists of a {series of popular lectures on the bars at the entrance to Tillamook,
Government out of public land, has been along lines suited to aid horticulturists, inquina and Coos Bays, and at the en­ I am Headquarters for the authorized School Books lor all Grades, and carry the
arrested at Florence, Ariz., and taken to dairymen, and others engaged in agri, trance to the Siuslaw and Coquille rivers.
largest stock of School Supplies in the County,
General Mackeneie had this tosay about
Phcenix, where ,he will have jto give cultural pursuits in developing the great
Pens,
Pencils,
Ink, Slates, Sponges, Rulers, Copy l>o ks,
the dredge, for which the last Congress
bonds to appear in Portland when natural resources of our State. The lec
Tablets and everything required in the School Kooin.
refused to make an appropriation :
wanted.
lures are supplemented by laboratory
“Navigation in these harbors is often
The arrest was made by the Federal work tinder the auspices of experts, who
greatly delayed by the forming of shoals,
authorities of Arizona, oti the request ¡of strive to make the course thoroughly
the material deposition in most instan
the United States District Attorney for practical by adapting the work as far ces being of such nature that it cannot I
Automatic
Oregon. Should Nolan fail to give bonds as possible to the needs of each individ­ be easily handled with a dipper dredge. |
lie will be brought to Portland.
ual.
It is estimated that a combination suc­
Nolan, Thayer and others were indict
The special dairy course will also open tion and dipper dredge could be advan
cd at the recent session of the grand on January 8, 1906. and will continue tageonsly used, and so constructed that
jury on a charge of having procured six weeks, closing on February 16, 1906. it could be taken from harbor to harbor
about 70 persons to make fraudulent The purpose id this course is to familiar­ as necessities demand.
by buying thia
timber land filings on quarter sections ize students with the modern forms ol
“The cost of such a plant with two
reliable, honest,
in township 2 north, 6 west, and town­ dairy apparatus, and teach the under­ dump scows would be approximately
high gr.'.de sew­
ship 2 north, 7 west, in the Oregon City lying principles of the production, care, $50,000, and it is thought that the tie
ing machine.
land district.
and manufacture of milk into butter and cessity for its use will fully justify the
Before leaving for Arizona Nolan was cheese.
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
expenditure, the funds to be provided by
prominent in Tillamook. With his ar­
Students will meet for work six days a special appropriation, operating ex
National Sewing Machine Co.,
rest the last of the defendants turned out per week. The forenoon of each day w ill penses to be paid from the funds avail­
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
by the last Federal Grand Jury is in the be devoted to practical work in the able for the maintenance of the harbor
FACTORY AT BELVIDERE. ILL.
hands of the Government.
dairy rooms. In the afternoon of each upon which it may be used. There are
day, except those devoted to cheese no private dredging plants at any of
Market for Tillamook Lumber. making, lectures and recitations will oc the coast harbors mentioned, and the
TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT cupy the tiineduring two or three hours. expense of taking a plant Irom the Co
In addition to the regular teaching | umbia River with the attendant risk in
D ear S ir ,—As 1 would like to let the
people of Tillamook county know some­ force, the services of nn expert cheese t >v\i ig would make the cost of dredging |
thing about this part of the globe, I ask maker, Mr. W. W. ¡Grant, have been prohibitive if undertaken by contract.
akes short roads.
space in your columns to give the news secured. Mr. Grant is at present in.
or the happenings ol old San Luis Obispo structor in the California Dairy school,
NEHALEM.
and has had a wide experience as travel
county, Cal.
Born, to the wife of \V. D. Steel, Oct
The people agitated the question of ing dairy instructor in Canada.
28, a daughter.
There will be no charge for tuition,
bonding the county for $90,000 to build
JL
flkxud light loads.
J. Whitney and wife made a business
as public and no educational entrance require trip to Tillamook last week.
three wharves, known
arruumi
ism «r mourn UMOtat. unmutwYim
wharves, so the supervisors ordered an ments, for either of the courses, Board
H. B. Karr was visiting Robert Craw-
election. It came off the 14th October. and room can be had in Corvallis at $3 fc»rd on Saturday.
Well, the bonds carried 5 to 1 in favor of to $4 per week.
A social dance was held at the new
A cordial invitation is extended to all Balm school house on Saturday.
wharves, one wharf to be built at Avila,
^•^^ood
__ _ for everything
persons
interested
to
enroll
in
one
of
near Port Hariford ; one at Cayucos, up
Four new phones ha ye been added to
that
runs on wheels.
the coast 20 miles ; one at Cambria, these courses. An outline of the co ti ríe the local line, including Chas. Easom, L.
10 miles further north. Thev will be can be had for the asking. For .further Ludlke, N. P. Alley and II. Houghton.
Sold Everywhere.
information address,
built next year.
F. R. Steinhauer and Mrs. Phillips re
F. L. KENT,
Now if the lumber men of Tillamook
turned home from Hood River on Thurs.
Corvallis, Ore.
county will take the advantage of
day.
getting in first and start a lumber yard
Ralph Ackley is doing business on the
If the people of Ohio vote to put the river this week.
at one ol those places, they will reap a
good harvest. Mv advice would lie Democratic partv in a position where it
The Nehalem Dairy Association have
Alvila as the best place ^o operate, as can reach the liquor interest it will soon placed an order for a new 15 horse
there is a railroad that runs by Alvila reach it with a glass in each hand.
power boiler.
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from Port Hariford to San Luis Obispo
F. Zaddach and wile and Mrs. H. V.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18 1905
Miss
Roosevelt
is
entitled
to
the
sym
Oregon fir sells here from $24 to $42
Alley went to Tillamook Monday on
per thousand, but with tree waler trans­ pathies of the country at the persistent business.
____________
Arrive.
PORTLAND
Leave
portation it can be sold a great deal manner in which she lias been pursued
GLENORA.
in New York by the representatives of
8:00 a.m. | Portland Union | 11:20a.m.
less and reap a good profit.
7:00 p.m. ( depot for Astoria.I
9:50 p.m.
Mrs. Grace E. Hoyt, who has been
Back of those places where the vellow journals, with impertinent in-
quiries
about
her
private
affairs.
The
v.siting her parents for the past three
wharves are to be built is a grent dairy
Arrive.
ASTORIA
Leave
country and farming of all kinds, and President of the country may have no weeks, returned to Hillsboro Sunday,
7:45a.m. (for Portland and) 11:35a.tn.
C. A. Hoyt killed a fine buck deer last
about 17 towns in the county that arc private life while in office, but why
(Plop.in. i
way points.
( 10:35 pm.
GO TO
week,
putting up new buildings more or less. should this be true of his family ?
Chas O’Dell, of Forest Grove, with
SEASIDE DIVISION.
I would be glad to sec the Tillamookirs
The governor of Arkansas exteu
his brother-in-law and »on, S.D., mid J.
get the fust pie, and if it is a market for
the welcome of his state to the Presi I. Williams, of Vinto, Iowa, were at the
Arrive.
ASTORIA
FOR
Leave
their lumber they want, here is the place
dent and then refused to eat with him, White House, Wednesday, fishing.
lor headquarters, as most of the lumber
11:35 a.m. I for Seaside Direct
5:20 p.in.
owing to the presence of other guests
Chas. Lazatt, of Buxton, and Otto
that comes to this county is hauled in
One sure sign of relief for Arkansas is K filler, of Hayward, were at the same
by the Southern Pacific railroad.
Arrive.
ASTORIA
Leave
that the office Mr. Davis is running for
We solicit your patronage and will give you satisfaction.
Port Hariford is owned by a corpora­ now willj keep him out of the state pl ice Wednesday night.
Mrs. Alice Smith arrived home from j
♦ 8:15 a.m. i for Warrenton, ) *10:45 a.m*
tion, nnd any out side vessel other than most of the time if he gets it, mid if lie
’ Hammond. Ft. ?
Fortland on Wednesday.
5:50 p.m. ’ Steven», Seaside.)
7:40 a.m
the company’s boats hate to pay $50 to
doesn't get it, he will at least be gov-
Mrs.
M.
B.
Illingworth
has
been
visit
­
land, and if a tramp vessel comes along
ernor no longer
Arrive
SEASIDE
ing her parent's home the past week.
Leave
and wants to land a passenger, thev
* $ *
MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL
Harry Reeher, who lias been working
charge $10. So you see, my friend Till»-
4:30 p m. < for Astoria Direct >12:30 p.m
If President Roosevelt has at last at Glencoe for the past three months,
Begins its 24th year September 2Gtli
mookers, why the people here set their
succeeded in getting the south to see returned home Wednesday to attend
T
hree
C
ourses
of
S
tudy
Arrive.
SEASIDE
Leave
heads together to brake the bones of the that the north is its friend, and not its
Preparing for County and State Cer­
monopoly. They want chenper lumber enemy, and in norrowing the gtdf be­ school.
tificates. Higher courses recognized in <1:15 a.m. < for Warrenton Ft » 9:25 a.ill.
We have a good school and excellent
I e e. Now that we can get cheaper tween the white and black races in the
I Stevens. Ham- >
Washington and other States.
»9:30 a.m. r mond, Astorta. 1 7:20 p.m.
rates on lumber, because it can be south, he will have won a larger victory teacher, Miss Merciade Clark, of
D
emand
for
N
ormal
T
rained
shipped direct from the mills to the in the peacemaker's role than l.e gained Chicago.
Additional train leave» Astoria daily at
T eachers .
I. F. Reeher returned from Forest
public wharf on the coast of this county. through the treaty of Poitsmouth.
Longer terms, higher wages and better 11:30 a.tn. for all points on Ft. Stevens
Grove on Wednesday.
A mon R ose .
opportunities for promotion award the branch, arriving Ft. Steven» 1 30 p.m , re­
Everybody can see that the President
Dee Tomlinson mid wife, of Tillamook,
Normal graduate for his enterprise. turning, leave» Ft. Stevens at 2:00 p.m., ar­
San Luis Obispo co.. Cal.
has made a profound impression on the passed through here a short time ago
School directors appreciate the superior riving Astoria 2:45 p m.
♦ Sunday only."
southern populace. Not one of all the taking their child to Portland for a seri­
ability of Monmouth graduates and the
The Call of the West.
Through ticket» and close connection via
demand far exceeds the supply.
Presidents who has ever visited ' the ous operation. Mrs. |. A. Reeher re­
N. I’. Ry. at Portland and Goble and O. R
i
as
ceived a note from them Nov. 3rd, say. i Special attention given to methods work in graded and ungraded schools.
At N, Co., via Portland.
A breath of breeze that bears a scent ol south called out such enthusiasm
Mr. Roosevelt has just evoked. The ing the operation was successful and the ’ Catalogues containing full information will be sent: on application.
J. C. Mayo, G. P. A.
rose ;
'Correspondence invited. Address
B. D. R ksslkr , Pressent;
A wreath of wind that wafts from Richmond Times Dispatch speaks of a baby getting along fine.
Or J. B. V. B vtlhk , Sécrétai v .
Democratic rally in that city which
spruce and pine ;
was
transformed
into
a
Roosevelt
meet
­
Card
of
Thanks.
An airv messenger the^spirit knows,
And ’leaps to hold communion with ing in a few minutes after it assembled.
We desire to expies, most sincere np-
Called to indorse the Democratic state
the sign.
preci,ilion of the many kindnesses shown
ticket, the meeting chevied wildly every
by friends ami neighbors during our re­
A melody of fruit and fields of wheat ;
mention which any orator made of the
cent affliction in the illness and decease
A piercing cry of snow on mountain
President's mime. That stalwart Dem
of our beloved wife and mother.
crest ;
ocratie paper was justified in saying, as
T. J. B ibby and family.
A sea waves’ chant that cataracts re-
it did, that this was an extraordinary
peat—
Has just received the largest
..
The wild, unsilenced calling of the spectacle.
Dr. P. J. Sharp, the expre- and best selected stock of Boots
The life insurance business from the enced dentist is located in and Shoes direct from
West.
the
A bloom of red that mingles with the start has moved steadlv onward, and Dr. Wise’s dental patr rs, and Factory that was brought to
is now nn intimate part of the financial is prepared to do nothing but
gold ;
this city, and made out of the
framework of civilized society Abuses first class work and give the
A coolness of impenetrable green ;
If your best quality of leather to be had
A froth of while, in madness, ocean „eset it» wav. as with other human in- best of satisfaction
stitiilions,
but
the
soundness
of
the
idea
teeth
need
fixing
call
upon in the market.
rolled—
Do you want to see the pret­
h
lievond
dispute.
Touching
the
scan
And in the midst a spirit moves un­
him.
dais now so widely discussed, no one
tiest and best line of fall and
seen.
E WANT »very out-'loor man
all «Stout tM Lin. .1« MT'iiVKlW** Ride«,
winter foot wear that was ever
Pistols and Shotgun». We therefore ha»« «
I «»seen, but not unheard. The clarion should lose sight of the enduring merit
pilei • valuable
llluatrste«! book,
,.f life insurance itself, or take toward it
offered before for rale can be
telling n d only all s'-ont S I I VENS armt.Hit « re­
note
taining useful in 1 int«-re»tlng Information on hunting,
hostile or indifferent attitude. The
shooting.
»IghK,
ammunition,
how
to
handle
ar«
found at the Red Front Shoe
Flings echoing an<l answering breast
f<>r «re-arm», et< . 1 Ms we will aca i you J RLE fut
immediate dulv is to rkl it of pnrnsit
four cents In »temps fur postage.
to breast ;
Store.
ical features nnd guard it from selfish in-
Ha*« you tried rwCLEVFM RIFLE PUZZLBf
to ail the new positions created by
A brotherhood of yearning wakens,
Sent FREE, postpaid, if you ask for it-
ro ids hereafter. Some weak points have Rndrond and Telegraph Companies, ».want
The
best
trade
builder
for
a
Shoe
Store
is
fit.
The
leather
will
ASK YOU« DEALER FOR THE STEVENS.
YOUNG MEN and LADIES of good
smote
|<en uncovered
In the enormous ex. habit», to
not attone lor an acking foot. Neither will it satisfy a ladies’
By the wild, unsilenced calling ol the
J. STEVENS ASMS AND TOOL CO.,
pension of the business i number of the
good taste, if it dont help towards rendering her foot attractive.
West.
p. o. Dox 4094.
<
officers in cr r.irol have turned invest-
I
My Ladies’ first-class shoes cannot be surpassed for their ex-
CHlCorUE FALL», MASS.. U.S.A.
—Eleanor Worthington Macdonald, ,„ent opportunities to their own person
t.g R.R RtHlIIU «m— cellentj
fitting qualities. For young men of taste I have the
in Pacific Month!v for November.
We furnish 75 |>er cent, of the Operator,
,,| account instead of that ol policy.hol< - and
¡nation Agent, in America. Our .i. nobbiest
in stock. Call and see. Old Men’s Shoes of the
ers. ami have ¡also inflated salaries a< «.•boots are the target exclusive Telegraph
" I Than < the Lord !”
school. IN THE worn»
Established 20 best quality lor sale cheap, anti also a fine assortment of old
the
top
bevond
all
reason,
with
profuse
tear,
and
eadorned
by
all
leading
Kailwa,
*'ried Hannah Plant, of l.ittk Ffcick.
Ladies’ Shoes. I keep also the latest grade of Boy’s Winter
Ark,, •• f ,r dip relief I got from B»ick- nepotism as a future oftbe scheme They ° We'e.ecute a »250 Bond to every student
My Misses’ and Children School Shoes
I hii ’ h Arnica Salve. It unreel my fearful have also mixed in legislative lobbying to furnish him or her a position paying from Shoes, high or low cut.
BARBER HO HAIRDRESSER
to $500a month in State« east of the
running sores, which nothing clap would I.,fe insurance as a system M not m itself «40
E^kr Mountain., or from »75 to »11» a cannot be beat.
’* *al, and from which 1 had sutrer»»'! for
month in State, went of the Bocklea, im­
The public are respectfully invited to examine my goods lie- SHAVING, HAIR CUTTINO
•» ‘ear«,” It h a marvrlou« healer for responsible for these dishonest acts. The mediately upon graduation.
growth of the business has opened student, can enter at anr time, . o vaca fore purchasing elsewhere. All goods purchased of inc will l>e
<*nUi burns and wounds. Guaranteed n
SHAMPOOING, ETC
ti.in. For full particular, regarding any of
the door to them, nnd now thnt they our School, write direct to our executive repaired at reduced rates.
»t Chas. I. (Jlougli’s drug store; 2 5c.
office
at
Cincinnati. O. .CatuJogue
free. . _ __
office
at
—
-
-
.rt laid bare the right course is to bun
| h? Morse School oi Irlegrsphj
Electric Bathe nicelj fitteli up. Goodfor
Wh *n a patron of one of the big in­
i„h where guilt is established, giving
surance companies dies it must be a policy hohlers sure and ample protection £»aS.Oh'’-
persons suffering w ith rheuruatiem.
!
I exaraana Tex- San Francisco,Cal I
great solace to the bencliciarv to re-
HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
$250.00 GIVEN
AWAY !
In Cash
and Mer
chandise
By
TODD &
S ave
Money
CO.
January 1 st and
AXLE
April 1st, 1906
The best values in
Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur­
nishing Goods given al so at
this sale.
TODD & CO •>
CLOTHIERS
QREASE
TIME CARD.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
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__
A. H. BEATY
PRIME BEEF. MUTTON PORK, VEAL
AND SAUSAGE MEAT.
Main Street, Tillamook.
RED FRONT SHOE
STORE
Book on FIREARMS-Free!
W
rnfip TELEGRArHERS
jUul
needed
learn telegraphy
LATIMER, BROS.,
P. F BROWNE,Salesman