Tillamook headlight., January 04, 1906, Image 7

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
JACH
amooh
^cabligbt.
. Baker. Publisher.
lor a Railroad Brighter.
lieve, the Northern Pacific
i of the Portland & South«
Toad, which was incorporat-
|d last week, then it may be
t Tillamook will get more
¡Iroad in the near future, for
li system, as soon as it finds
so long claimed as its terri-
f tapped by another railroad
will push ahead the work of
a road for the purpose < f
the Northern Pacific. This,
is the real situation on the
ss board as far as Tillamook
J. We hope the Northern
add this rich territory as a
main line. Anyway, there is
joni for two railroads, so* we
will be competing railroads
mense lumber business that
e in Tillamook county when
>rtation problem is solved by
of the iron horse to open up
neglected section of Western
For several months we have
need that the Northern Pacific
y an important part in giving
railroad connections with
and for the first time in a num-
ars we see bright prospects
I the long cherished hope of Till-
unty getting a railroad inater-
i the near future. Then watch
Ic grow.
county to do when cities will not enforce
the'btate law, and the local option law
places a weapon in the hands of the peo
pie with power to wipe the saloons out
when they persistently violate the la w. So
indignant were the people of Tillamook
county with the saloons and the robbers
who ran the gambling joints, that had it
been also a question up for settlement to
deprive Tillamook City of its charter it
would have carried with as large a ma­
jority as it did to wipe out the saloons.
The Astorian ought to join us in our de­
mand fora law to deprive incorporated
cities of their charters where they will
not enforce the law, but in the meantime
join the anti saloon league, expose the
gambling robbers who infest Astoria in
the newspapers, and make the grafters
go to work or leave town, and in doing
so appeal to the men who have been
fleeced at the gambling tables of their
hard-earned money.
CLOTHING
NEW ARRIVALS,
Just form Factory
A nice line of
ANOTHER RAILROAD TO
TILLAMOOK.
T l
Iwv
Believed to be Backed by the
Northern Pacific.
CROUSE and
BRONDEGEE
CLOTHING
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A new railroad company was incor­
porated in Portland on Friday under the
name of the Portland & Southwestern
railway, with the avowed purpose of
constructing a steam road from Scap­
poose to Nehalem bay. The Incorpora- i
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tors are H. G. Platt and Robert T. Platt,
two well-known Portland attorneys,
and G. J. Perkins, an employe in their
office. It is reported that they repre­
3ce
sent one of the transcontinental lines,
probably the Northern Pacific.
a Good County Clerk.
The capitalization is $100,000. In­
Clerk G B. Lamb will seek re- cluded in the announced purposes of the
Evervbody must admit that he corporation, ¡6 construction of telegraph
ed himself a competent and and telephone lines. The incorporators
»fficial. always busy at work in are silent as to their connections, and
in office hours, arid often in the plans of the company’s backers
•’There is nothing I can give for publi­
g when there is extra or press,
k to be done. The taxpayers cation at this time. I can only say that
appreciate a good county clerk, it is not a paper railroad, and that there
roters who placed confidence in will be some construction work done
ib and elected him to that re during the ensuing year,” said Harrison i
position can flatter themselves G. Platt. “It is not my railroad, for I
made a good choice, which they have not the money to build a railroad.
orget when it comes to giving But it is backed by capital, and means
railroad building. We have taken only
rond term.
lives off of him, from the sneaking get-1
the initial step by incorporating. The
Passing Remarks
rich- quick fraud to the lordly grafters
company
will
he
org.'inized
next
week.
’
’
g wi h General Favor.
The men behind the guns are also who rakes off the cream from transpor­
For the last two weeks engineers have
me of M. W. Harrison inconnec- been surveying between Scappoose and good at weathering storms in which tation, lile insurance, all sorts of ¡trust
IEOIOT
the county judgshipappears to the Nehalem divide. It was supposed they are given up for lost.
combinations and special privileges of a
g with general favor all over they were working in the interest of the
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thousand kinds. Making of wealth is
Congress will take up the railroad comparatively easy, but the just dis­
tv, notwithstanding the fact Northern Pacific's proposed connection
Harrison has not yet consented with the Pacific Railwav & Navigation rate bills after the holiday recess, and tribution of it constitutes the (great
r it is generally conceded that company’s railroad under construction prior to the issuance of passes for 1906. problem of civilization. How to make
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I give all parts of the county a by E. E. Lytle, between Portland, Tilla.
the profits go to the one who fairly earns I
Secretary Bonaparte may now feel them is the question that puzzles the!
deal,” which, as everybody is tiiook, Nehalem and Astoria. According
I
lORSt
ire, is the cause of so much com- to Mr. Lytle’s official statement, there some sparks of sympathy for Old Iron­ greatest statesmen of the world.
especially in some districts has been, from the inception of his line, an sides. He has learned himself what it
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ThejAmericati Farmer says : The Pan­
tie or no roads is done. Altho- understanding that |the road was inde­ is to be a target. * M *
Kh it free and open for anyone to en pendent and would make connection
A Chicago paper argues that the re­ ama Canal is a great enterprise, and
ace. in view of the fact that so with the Harriman lines nt Portland and moval of the duty on hides would put doubtless ought to be built, but we be
publicans have declared them- the Hill roads at Scappoose
down the price of shoes. And so it lieve the money could be used to better
advantage in making internal improve­
favor of Mr. Harrison, he ought
The articles of incorporation of the might, in Chicago.
2 to isffl!
ments in the United States. Enough will
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decide
one
wav
or
the
other,
for.
Portland & Southwestern provide that
d hole.HH^^K
Admiral Dewey is endeavoring to be spent on that mighty ditch to irri­
nds tin weiiavc previously mentioned, this is it may construct branch feeder rail lines,
wheels 1
where the man is not seeking the operate river and ocean steamers, en­ have the American navy strengthened gate all the arid lands of the West and
it the
office seeking the office, and gage in the express business, construct and rejuvenated against the coming of construct a lot of ’ship canals from the
es ca ’A*®* i>ut
t*ie °fl^e
Admiral Togo and his Japanese fleet.
great lakes to the great riversand ocean.
is
it
should
be.
and operate electric light and power
r bales
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The other project is more spectacular,
plants, and “assist other railroads and
It is agreed that the Americans are but our farmers would get far more bene
Who Wants to be Sheriff ?
steamship lines.” Mr. Platt states that rendering the canal zone healthful, and
schemes.
the road will be operated by steam that is an achievement in line with fit from the less showy
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'Ajirfrant for the office of sheriff on the
po wer.
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The National Grange of the Patrons
making the dirt flv to the best advan­
T
rcpuHiican side of the house don’t appear
of Husbandry, representing 800,000
tage.
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to be numerous at preserft, notwith-
Masonic Sympathy
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farmers, at its recent national conven­
* ///f5aMI<®ny'
repu^fl>cans
fan
Whereas, the Supreme Architect of the
Mr. Carnegie’s philanthropic ledger tion, urged the removal of the internal
fafto jne, drop their factional fightsand Universe has called from among us our
shows that, up to this time, he has
Vote for party principles and party can- esteemed brother, Thomas Burton Hand, given away $138,000,000, and, as he is revenue tax from alcohol rendered unfit
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for use as a beverage. Our laws make
There is no reason why repub-
only 68, he still has plenty of time to no distinction between alcohol used as a
ley - and
licamjcannot puli together in Tillamook
W’hereat, Brother Handley was an avoid dying rich.
beverage and that used for industrial
ttbociiy—and get together on a common earnest, zealous and energetic Mason,
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This is what ought to be done, whose universal conduct at all of our
Predictions of war, famine, panic and purposes, a tax of $2.07 per gallon being
lie done, if the republicans meetings "was an example of fraternal pestilence are being made for the year ' imposed on all high proof alcohol. The
bl crei Hfoould
rexpect to have a strong organiza- feeling and respect for the rights and 1906. Congress may have to sit former, of course, should be taxed, but
as the latter is not employed ill making
ito« K If they cannot do that they had opinions of others, even to the extent of through the entire year in order to hold
intoxicants,
but is valuable in many
Hr discontinue calling themselves re- a sacrifice of personal ambition and fra­ the lid securely in place.
k
| manufactures, and as a substitute for
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Means and quit taking part in poli- ternal recognition ;
con
In his attempt to reopen the ballot gasoline as a motor for tunning all kinds
tici ■To come right down to the bottom
Now, therefore, l»e it resolved, that in
boxes
Mr. Hearst lost in the court of of farm machinery, the grange is evident­
of ft, the split in the party was caused the death of our beloved brother, Tilla­
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by hungry office seekers, and now the mook Lodge, No. 57, A.F. & A.M. looses appeal* by a judicial vote of 5 to 2 ly on the right track in endeavoring to
“makes it easv for all of them to get a useful and conscientious member, a It was a fair count, and Mr. Hearst get the tax removed.
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lie nominating ballot, and after the sage and safe advisor, and a bright and ought to enjoy the novelty.
Millions of farmers have policies in the
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I ts have made their choice as to who learned Mason.
Former Queen Lil has sent in her life insurance companies whose rascali­
ild be nominated, surely republicans
Like the dew on the mountain.
regular
biennial petition for $10,000,- ties are being exposed by the investigat­
It to fall into line and all support the
Like the foam on the river,
000
as
recompense
for the crown lands ing committee in New York The dis­
Like the bubble’ on the fountain,
iblican nominees. Upon that basis
of Hawaii. The Senate will probably closures show that the funds of the
Thou art gone and forever.
mony will reign in the party, but
Resolved, that as we mourn his loss, pursue its usual coprse and waste policy holders have been squandered in
er wise, should the “knife” be again
a most criminal way to feed a lot of dis­
we
cherish the memory of his universal basket the claim
jrted to, republican candidates will
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honest officials, and for all sorts of dis­
down to defeat because the office kindness and consideration, and extend
Senator Bailey promises to support reputable speculations. Think of these
our
heartfelt
sympathy
to
his
bereaved
kers won’t allow the party to har-
of President whenever the
latter fellows paying themselves and members
tnize and present a united front on family and kindred.
chances to be right. This ought to of their family salaries ranging all the
Tillamook, Dec. 27th, 1905.
make everything easy for the President,
:tion day. Probably this is the rea-
W. H. Cooper, George Cohn and C. W. who will never lack for supporters when wav from $75,(100 to $150,000 a year,
•n so few names have been suggested in
to say nothing of all sorts of rakeoffs ns
Talmage, committee.
Senator Bailey is wrong.
nnection with sheriff.
side lines. All this money is paid in as
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premiums by hard-working people all
Dr. Osler, of chloroform notoriety,
The Grip.
Enforcement of Law is Need
“ Before we can sympathize with seems to have become tired of his Eng­ over the country, who often have to
deny themselves necessities to keep up
others, we inuat. have suffered our­
In the Astoria city election thequestion selves.” No one can realize the suffering lish professorship at Oxford, ryid will their policies. All these officials are ovir
return
tc
Johns
Hopkins,
Baltimore.
p before the people was as to whether attendant upon an attack of the grip,
paid, not one of them should have over
liat town was toi remain a wide open, unless he has had the actual experience. As Dr. Osler perseveringly save he never $10,000 a year, and most of them would
There
w
probably
no
disease
that
causes
said
it,
he
will
be
allowed
to
pull
a
|
aml.linit town, with gambling joints to
be well paid on a tenth of that.
so much physical and mental agony, or
ie licensed. The Astorian made a strong which so successfully defies medical aid. laboring oar as long as he can do it
Ight against this and lost. As Astoria ^11 danger from the grip, however, may well.
How’s This?
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will not complv with the state law, and lie avoided be the prompt use of Ohani-
We offer One Hundred Dollar« Reward for
A flock of sixtv-five .Maltese milch any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Cure.
goats, imported by the bureau of ani­ Hall'» Catarrh CHENEY
& CO., Toledo, O.
about time that the state legislature ^medy, not one case has ever lieen re­ mal industry, has been assigned to the We, the F. J. undersigned,
have known F. J.
passed a law to deprive cities of their ported that lias resulted in pneumoni^ Connecticut Stores experiment station, Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him
perfectly
honorable
in
»«11
business trans­
charters which will not enforce the state I or that has not recovered. For Bale by
and nuaiicially able to carry out any
where work is to be undertaker to action*
obligations mad-» by their firm.
laws. Such .. law is urgently needed in ,
Clough's Drug Store.
study the feeding and care of the “ poor
W aloisg . K imnam K c M arvin .
Wholesale Duggists, Toleldo, 0.
Oregon As the gambling element is in I A Jamaican Lady Speaks man’s cow,” which, as a result of recent
Hall’s Catarrh C'.ne is taken internally, act­
control at Astoria, it looks to us that ’ Highly of Chamberlain's
directly upon the blopd und mucous sur­
investigations, is being installed in the ing
faces of the system. Testi mourais sent free.
Cough Kemedy.
Clatsop county would be a splendid field ,
projier high niche in the esteem of man­ I’ri r 75c per bottle. Sold t»y all Druggists.
l ake Hall a Family Pills for constipation.
tor the anti saloon advocates to work in | lira. MicbaH Hart, wife of tha super, kind to which its merits rightly en
intendant of Cart Servo»- at Kingston.
for it is the persistency with which the I Jamaica. West India Islands, says that entitle it.
Notice.
gamblers carry on their system of rob- she has for some years used Chamlier-
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have
opened
a/fish market in part of
The farmer produced the stuff last \
liery that so manv men are out in oppo­ lain’a Cough kemedy for coughs, croup
the building now occupied by Mr. A. H.
sition to saloons and their gambling and whooping cough and lias found it year, no doubt of that, thousands of Beaty, and will keep on hand smoked
very beneficial. She has implicit con­
dives and want them closed, no matter fidence in it and would not lie without a millions of dollars' worth of it. But, on. I salmon, salt salmom, «almon lollies,
if it is a financial loss to the city. That'_________
bottle of it in her home. Sold by Clias. fortunately, he does not get a fair share clams, crabs and fresh fi«h in season.
F. N. E lliott .
ot the wealth he makes. Every bod v
is the proper thing for the people of a 'I. Clougl'» Drug Store.
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The Neatest, Nobbiest Suits,
Overcoats and Rain Coats ever
brought to Tillamook
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TODD & CO "J The Clothiers.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
GO TO
A. H. BEATY
FOR
PRIME BEEF, MUTTON FORK, ;VEAL
AND SAUSAGE MEAT.
We solicit your patronage and will give you satisfaction.
Main Street, Tillamook.
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The Red Front
Shoe
Has reduced prices
on all his BOOTS
and SHOES
All my goods are
first class, I will not
be under sold by any
other House in Till-
mook City.
My Goods are all Warranted
All SHOES purchased of me will be RE­
PAIRED at REDUCED RATES.
CALL and get BARGAINS.
P. F. BROWNE,Salesman
MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL
Begin» its 24lh year Septemlier 26th
T urke C ourse » of S tudy
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Preparing for County and State Cer.
tificatea. Higher courses recognized in
Washington and other States.
D emand for N ormal T rained
T EACHERS.
Longer terms, higher wages and better
opportunities for promotion award the
Normal graduate for his enterprise.
School directors appreciate the superior
ability of Monmouth graduates and the
de-nand for exceeds the supply.
S|>ecia1 attention given to methods work in graded and ungraded bchoo:i.
Catalogues containing full information will be sent on application.
Correspond« nee invited. Address
E. D. R essler , President;
Or J. H. V. B utler , Secrctaty.