Tillamook headlight., January 11, 1906, Image 2

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TIELÀMÒOK HEADLIGHT. JANUARY 4
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HEMBREE SAYS ,HE IS
INNOCENT.
Tells His Story of How His
VZife and Daughter Met
their Death.
A. J. Hembree, who was charged with
the murder of his wife and daughter,was
taken to McMinnville on Friday last by
Sheriff Woulfe, and will remain in the
county jail there until the April term of
the circuit court in this county. Deputy
District Attorney W. H. Cooper has had
a stenographer, »Miss Garfield, employed
typewriting the evidence of the witnesses
he examined when inquiring into tbe
case. There appears to be some revolt­
ing stories told about Hembree, and it is
a good thing for him that this was not
made public. Thus far the evidence is
circumstantial. When Hembree arrived
at McMinnville the Oregonian reporter
interviewed him, and he made this state­
ment ;
Where the Fire Started.
Tilt fire started down stairs and was
first noticed about 1 o’clock in the morn­
ing. I ran down stairs and found the
fire burning fiercely under the stairs. I
got water from a tu'j and threw on it
with little or no effect. Then I, my wife
and daughter carried some bedclothes
and other articlesdown stairs and threw
them out of the front door.The h< use was
cloth-lined and papered and we were
soon driven from the sleeping-rooms.
We then took some things from the si1.-
ting-room, then I removed some Hour,
etc..from the kitchen.
mond’s where we were still staying, and
arrested me. They then took me to
Tillamook where some friends told me
that some dirty tales had beef! started
l.y my enemies and that 1 had better
see lawyer Talmage. This 1 did and
was then brought here. This ,is the
whole story It is an awful thing to be
charged with killing my poor wife and
daughter and 1 feel it is the work of my
enemies who are ever ready to kick a
man when he is dowu.
When asked if he was addicted to the
drink habit, and how he acted when in­
toxicated, he said :
Yes, I have drank all my file, but
never abused my family in any way
when drunk. 1 know that I did treat
some people contemptible and possibly
unreasonable, but that was because
thev had treated me in the same way
and told untrue things of me when be
hind my back
COMMISSIONERS’ COURT
Two Bridges to be Built- The
Jury List.
CLOTHIN
NEW ARRIVA
Just form Fact
A nice line of
CROUSE an
BRONDEGE
CLOTHING
The following business was done bv
the board of county commissioners after
we went to press last week :
The tide of J. C. Thompson, Geo.
Cox, O. Bergman, Felix Koy, F.
Luudburg and Fred Kabba iu connec­
tion with the Ludtk« road weie cou-
tinned.
COPYRIGHTED 1904 BY CROUSE & BRANDEOEE. UTICA.NEW YORK
It was ordered that the county
surveyor make au examination and
report to the court upon the piactic-
sbility of building road fiom a point
near the Balm school boose down the
bauk of the South Nebaletu river to
the Ludtke residence.
Girl Wanted Trunks.
It was otdeied that the county clerk
My daughter cried out, “Oh the open Hud prepate the ballot boxes for
trunks, thev contained all our good the uext general election.
It was ordered that the county clerk
clothes.” I said, ‘‘dont think of going
ÿ
advertise for bids for the construction
up stairs again, it is too hot and dan- I of a bridge across the South Nehalem
gerous. Remove these things that we river; also to advertise fot bids for a
have thrown out the door and I’ll do bridge across the Ne.tuoca liver at
what I can.” I ran co the kitchen and Cloverdale.
lu the matter of the petition of D.
threw' out some dishes and clothes ol
T. WerschkuJ to vacate a county road
the boys that were there. Then 1 went on account of the petition not being
to the woodhouse, which is a lean-to, on in due form, it was dismissed.
the kitchen side of the house, and secur­
It was ordered that the’treasuier I
ed a few tilings The fire then drove me of Tillamook county set apart 4 4-10
mills of the toad tax levied by tbe
out.
County Court within the corporate
I ran around the yard to the front of limits of Tillamook City for load
the house to see how the women were. purposes within tbe city.
Peter, farmer, Tillamook; Hunt, C. Fiank, farmer, Tillamook ; King W.
No one was in sight and the thing« thro
'On investigation it was found that R. farmor, Hoquartou; Hcisel, Peter, C. merchant, Tillamook , Olds, Henry,
wn out of the door had not been touch W. E. Hailey bad furnished the county farmer, Tillamook; Jacoby, E. 13. farmer, Fairview.
28,189 feet of road piauk at 85.00 pel
ed and were partly on fire. I yelled for M., and that the county had paid him Carpenter, Bay; Blyliack, L. farmer,
Goodspeed,
Daniel, Danger of a Cold and How to
them and getting no answer, went across 8150, which left Bailey indebted to the Hoquartou.
GO TO
farmer, 'Tillamook; Jennings, J. W.
Avoid Them.
the road about 150 yards to the barn county 89.00, consequently tbe claim fanner, Tillamook; Jones, John L.,
More fatalities have their origin in or
and called, then back to the wagon of 816.03 by Bailey was rejected.
merchant, Tllamook; Boquist.N
G.
It was ordered that tbe polling farmer, Tillamook; Haiter, John, result from a cold than from any other
shed and yelled for them and receiving
cause.
Tins fact alone should make
FOR
no response, started to the nearest places be designated tbe same as lot capitalist, Tillamook ; Johnson, Chas. people more careful as there is no
the genetai election.
N., farmer, Beaver; Jenck, Peter,
danger
whatever
from
a
cold
when
it
is
neighbors to see if they had gone there.
Tbe Tillamook Herald and Tillamook farmer, Hebo; Strutter, B. O. merch­
It was about a mile to Mr. Hoyt's Headlight were designated county ant, Tillamook ; Kellow, M. C., farmer, properly treated in the beginning. For
many years Chamberlain's Cough Rem­
and a dreadful storm was on and I had official newspapers and a joint bid to Hebo; Kennedy, J. E. farmer, Hebo;
edy has been recognized as the most
on only inv underwear. When I got do the county printing was accepted. Kumm, J. F-, farmer, Beaver; Brod­ prompt and effectual medicine in use
We solicit your patronage and will give you satisfacti
head, S. carpenter, Hoquartou ; Oliver,
there I was completely prostrated by L L Sappingnon, bridge plans...... t’5 00 D., carpenter, Hoquartou; Kingsley, tor this disease. It acts on nature’s plan,
W N Hoskins, Supervisor..............
00
the strain and could go no farther. I Oscar Bergman................................. 15
Nehalem; Smith, P. loosens the cough, relieves the lungs,
I 00 Theo., farmer, Nobalem;
asked for the folks, but they said that Geo
,
H M., farmer, Hoquartou; Kunze, opens the secretions and aids nature in
Loerpabel, salary as commis­
restoring the system to a healthy con­
they had not come there.
I told them sioner
i
00 Gust, farmer, Tillamook; Laue, E. dition. Sold by Chas. I. Clough’s Drug
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H. farmor, Nehalem; Lowery, Fred,
Geo
Cox,
surveying
road
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00
the house was on fire and if mv wife and
Store.
00 farmer, Tillamook ; Harris, N. A.
daughter had not come there, that 1 ( W A Conder, salary as Co. Judge
farmer, Tillamook ; Ludtke, Chas.,
Geo W Bodyfelt, salery as corn-
The Grip.
feared something had happened to them. uii-s’oner.......................................
Larsen, Haus,
61 00 fa r tier, Nehalem ;
“ Before we can sympathize with
I
ex-saloon
1 got Mr, Thompson, who stayed at IV D Wood, bridge work............... too 00 laborer, Nehalem; Lamar,
keeper, Hoqrrarton;
Robt., others, we must have suffered our-
Mr. Hoyt’s, to go buck to the burning II F Archie, County poor............ ■5 00 farmer, Tillamook; ; Farley, John, selves.” No one can realize the suffering
Larsen,
W G Kelso, bailiff......................... 15 00
house. I could not go for my strength ( C H Burgraff, contract for Court
farmer, Bay; Lederer, Henry, farmer, attendant upon an attack of the grip,
uid-ss lie I ihh had the actual experience.
seemed completely gone They fixed me House plans...............................
50 00 Bay ; Lommen, O. A. farmei, Nehalem ; 1 here is probably no disease that causes
Hunt, Arthur, farmer, Hoquartou;
a pallet and Mrs. Hoyt put wet cloths
Jury List.
Wheeler, Frank, farmer, Hoquartou; so much physical and mental agony, or
on my head.
The jury list was drawn aa follows : Magnuson, Alfred,
farmer,
Bay; which so successfully defies medical aid.
Atkinson, Daniel, faimer, Saud lake ; Lyster, Thos., farmer, South Prairie; All danger from the grip, however, may
Find Woman’s Bones.
When the men returned thev said that Ackley, Claude, tarmer, F'ariview ; McFee, L-, farmer, Nehalem; Sheets, be avoided by the prompt use of Cham­
berlain's Cough Remedy. Among the
the house was completely destroyed. Vaughn, Amos, farmer, Bay; Allen, John, farmer, South Prairie; Vaughn,
R., tarmer, Union; Elliott C. A.,
tens of thousands who have used this
They then got some other neighbors and tarmer, Bay ; Watt Geoige, carpenter, Guy, farmer, South Prairie; McGinnis, remedy, not one case has ever been re­
J. J., farmer, Hebo; Pesterfleld. Jacob,
Mr. Hoyt gave me some clothes and we Bay; Atteibury, A.
W., tarrnei, farmer South Prairie; Melchoir, M-, ported that has resulted in pneumonia
went to where my house had been Woods; Smith, L. E., farmer, Gari­ farmer Tillamook; Reading, M. D., or that lias not recovered. For sale by
baldi;
McMillan,
N.
farmer,
Garibaldi; farmer South Prairie; Mills, W., cai- Chas. I. Clough’s Drug Store.
When we got there nothing but coals
Blnke, C. H.
tarmer, Carnahan; >enter, Bay; Wiley, C. B. farmer,
were left and some men were poking Johnson, John, contractor, Garibaldi; Netarts; McKinley, John, W., laborer,
Notice.
them about and found some bones. One Elliott, W. B. farmer, Bay; Buckles, Bay; Austin, A. M., farmer, Netarts;
I have opened a fish market in part of
of the trunks was partly on the bont-s J. W. farmer, South Prairie; Bales, Blum, Ed, tanner. Carnahan; Wood,
farmer, Carnahan; «Miles, H. A., the building now occupied by Mr. A. H.
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of one remains. The other trunk w as E. R. farmer, Foley ; Hobson, Frank, M.,
farmer, Bay; Bays, Mark, farmer. farmer, Union;
about where the middle of the room Hearer; Tilden, C. farmer, Garibaldi; farmer, Carnahan; Desmond, Chas., Beaty, and will keep on hand smoked
Norberg, Peter,
was. The bones were in two places, i. Crane, Harry, farmer, Hebo; Berg farmer, Carnahan ; Moore, 1. H., salmon, salt salmom, salmon bellies,
_____ Webb,
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e., were a few ieet apart. The women inun Oscar, farmer, Nehalem, Jacoby, > farmer, Carnahan;
William, * clams, crabs and fresh fish in season.
Theo., farmer, Beaver; Bodyfelt, W.
F. N. E lliott .
could not be found nor heard of and as D. fanner, Fairview; Catterliu, W. farmei, Sandlake ; Harris, Jeff, farmer'
I
the girl had been anxious about the E. fanner, NetHrts; Hoskins, W. if. Sa»»diake; Holgate, J. H. farmei,
Beaver; Ostrander, Chas. R. farmer,
trunk, it it mv opinion that she made farmer, Foley; Daniel, Clay, tanner, Bay; O’Hara, Ben, farmer, Netaits;
THE LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS.
an effort to get it and her mother stay­ Foley; Cailson, Allied, fanner, Fair Lyster, E. I. fanner, Beaver; Paquet,
view ; Casey, Matt, fanner, Tillamook ; J. B. farmer, Hoquartou; Petteys, M.
Not very many years azo alcohol was
ed with her.
Alley, W. II. ebeesemaker, Nehalem; B. farmer, Bay; Patziaff, Carl, merch­ used for lighting in combination with
A man said we must not disturb Chance, M. T. farmer, South Prairie; ant,
other flrllds under
Tillamook; Plank, W. J. farmer,
the name of "Cam­
things until the coroner came, so I stay ! Sooveil, S., farmer, Nehalem ; Carry, Hoqnaiton; Porter, C. L. farmer,
phene,” but it suf­
W.
11.
II.,
captain,
Tillamook
;
Cady,
ed there all dav, neatly, with others. I
Little Nestnoca; Phelps, Geo. W.
fered banishment
A. M farmer, Blaine; Clawford, K.
because it was too
Then I took my two little boys who A. fanner, Nehalem ; Christensen, Jas. merchant, Netarts; Woole. C. L.
dangerous.
had been at their aunt's (I had some one 1 farmer Beaver; McDonald,A. tauuer, faimer, Beaver; Jackson, F. farmer,
Alcohol Is gener­
Beaver; Bunn, A. W. funner, Beaver;
phone lor them when the house burned) [ Nehalem; Sweeny, H. farmer, Nehal­ Brown, A. farmer, Beaver; Brown, A.
ally harmful when
taken in the form
to the barn, out of the storm. The poor em ; Steiuhaur, Frank, farmer, Ne­ farmer, Beaver; Lucas, P. B. C.
of medicine, espe-
halem; Dingess, R. M. tanner, Blaine;
O.
little fellows were wringing wet. Some Drew, C. N. farmer, Tillamook; Red- farmei, Blaine; Richards, R.
dally to a delicate
system.
one wanted them to go home with daway, W. N. funner, Nehalem; Dye, farmei, Blaine; Ripley, Mark,farmer,
Foley ; Robins, Henry, farmer, Bay ;
Dr. Pierce’« tin-
them, but they wanted tostav with me. Frank, farmer, Bearer; Skomp, Fred, Ctyi, M. farmer, Blaine; Jackson, A., ,
rue-rebuildtrm and
farmer,
Fairview;
Anderson,
S.
V.
ji'nctt'm-atrcnrrtheninf)
plan
of treatment
The little fellows did not know that
farmer. Boavei;
Rogers, Hemy,
farmer, Fainiew; Ek, John, farmer,
follow ing after Nature'» plan.
their mother and sister were burned un. I Nehalem; Evans, Edward, fanner, farmer, South Prairie; Roeuicke, Wm. Is lie
uses natural remedies, that Is native
Reeber, J. F., medicinal
til a neighbor told them before thev got Fairview; Elliott, Tracy R. tarmer, faimer, Sandlake;
roots, prepared bv processes
farmei, Fairview;
Robedee \V. R. I wrought out by the expenditure of much
back from their aunt’s and they were Tillamook; Elieriuau, W. II. teamster, merchant. Union;
Howeer, J. J. time and money, without the use of alco­
Tillamook; Finlayson, Alex, laborer, furmer, Blaine; Ryan, \V. laborer, hol. anil by skillful combination in the
heartbroken.
Bay; Freemau, L. E. fanner, Tilla­ Hoquaiton; Farmei. H farmer, Hebo; most exact, proportions.
Took Bova Away.
mook; Fleck, John, W. tarmer, Hebo; Randall, C. farmer. Fairview; Hasten,
I sed as one of the active ingredients
In the afternaon I took them to Mr. Foster, Jobe, tanner, Union; Trow­ N. P. farmer. Tillamook ; Roland, E. of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery,
Diamond's, one and one-half miles away, bridge, M. farmer, Faitview; Fitz­ E. farmer, Blaine; Jensen, C. E. at^G’K • tikrrvbahk specially exerts its
Influence in cases of lung and bronchial
w here we wetc given something to eat patrick, F. T. farmer, South Praitie; farmer, Hebo; Shearwood. B. fanner; troubles, and this " discovery ” Is. there­
Foster, Frank, farmer. Little Nes- Southwick, \V. E. laboier. Hoqnar-
fore.
a sovereign rem.-dv for bronchitis,
and a fire to warm bv. In the evening tiieca ; Johnson, Lewis, farmer, Fair­
chronic coughs, catarrh and
a neighbor came horseback and said the view; Kunze, Henry, Fairview; Harris, ton ; Schiller, A. farmer. Little Nes- laryngitis,
kindred
ailments.
tucca; Lewallen, Fred, faimer, Hebo;
Coroner had arrived and for met«» come J. R. tauuer, Fairview; Mills Grant, Stanley, Eari, farmer. Faiiriew; Still­
The name* of the medicinal ingredient
“ F.
~ well, W. J. laborer
this world-famous remedy are: Golden
1 got a horse and went a mile and met tarmer, Fairview; Holden, U.
Tillamook ; San-! or
Seal root, Queen's root. Stone root,
farmer, Fairview; Catver,
him, the Sheriff, deputy and others fanner. Fairview ; Maxwell, W. XV. J , ders. L. farmer. Hebo; Schlappi. Cas- i Black ( berry bark. Bloodroot and Man­
farmer,
farmer. South Prairie; Worthing-! drake root.
They said all had been done that could Fairview; Ginger, Ernest, farmer, ♦ per.
on, Frank, faimer, Hebo; Vediier, wi7h,nlei>l?ad sur!‘. •wonderful experience
be th.it evening and tor me to be at Tillamook; Morgan, John, farmei, O. H. mlilmau, Nehalem; Owens, J!}J?
Plcrre • <,o,d,‘n Medical Discovery
Begins its 24th year September
Diamond's in the morning to he ex- Fairview; Woodward, James, farmer, Frank, farmer,
Heho;
Wilehart, ,, a, I *'° not hesitate to recommend It. be­
Fairview;
'Trout, Frank, farmer, Frank, merchant. Woods; Jenkins, J. lieving it to he a wonderful medicine to build
T hree C ourses of S tudy
nminril. I was there as instructed and Hoquartou; Wilson, F. N.
n|>
the
tissues
of
the
system."
writes
Miss
farmer, F. farmer, Hebo; Wersehknll. D. T. Bessie llrown. Secretary Enu-rson Literary
Preparing for County and State j
wan examined.
Hoquartou; Glick, W. farmer, , Union; farmer, Hehy; Lawience. L. earpen
un?KM'«u-on'
Kerman Avenue. Appleton.
titivates. Higher courses recog ni
Netarts; I Ilaltoru, ter. Union; Watt, Robert, laborer. w is. w orry and nervous troubles had com­
In n day or two 1 went tn Woods, Hall, , Elmer, , farmer,
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Washington and other States.
pletely run-down my health and strength;
e
.
t
■
1.
merchant,
Tillamook
;
Hare,
W.
nlmut eight miles
to get cloth s lor
Bay ; Waymiro, Albeit, farmer. Union ; had no appetite slept hadly. and was In a
D emand for N ormal T rainer I
S. farmer, Huy; Diehl, J. ~
8. farmer, Williams, Jarnos, faimer. Faiiview •
. "Vfynus collapse. I took twelve
the Ians mid myself. I noticed on the Hoquartou; Williams, Geo ,
far mer, Raleigh, Wm. farmer. Union; Fox, tottles In all. and. each week, knew that I
T eachers .
was getting Is-tter and stronger, until «natty
way Iticie that some tits ami Imnlier Hoqnnrtoii. Marolf, Albeit, fai mer,
Chas., fmmer. Little Xoatncen ; Com­ 1 was as well and strong as I bad ever hewn
Longer terms, higher wages and 1«
had wnslied ashore and the next dav the Full view ; Goodr-peed, H. F. farmer, mon, A. M. farmer, Little Nestucca, I have the utmost faith and contldence In
opportunities for promotion award]
Ernest, farmer,
your nn-tlh-nn-, and wish to thank jou tor my
boys and I went down there to get Some HoquaKoo; Hung, K..
Chuslenben, W., Little Nestucca; rvxd
Normal graduate for his entero«
health, which Is a blessing to anyone."
Heaver; Handy, U.
(
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B.
farmer,
Neha-
VV
ilt,
G.
P..
lahoior,
Tillamook;
i f them to fix us a temporary place to iem; Olsen, Jonas,
School directors appreciate the supe]
F or 21 on<*-cent stamps to cover cost of
fariner, lloquai- Goeree, Gust, faimer, Little Nestucca;
ability of Monmouth graduates and]
mulling, you can get a free copy of the
live in. I then saw the mill man about ton; lloilett, J. J. tarmei, Blaine;
Hollon brand, J. W. faimer, Little
< onimon Sense Medical Adviser," paper-
demand far exceeds the supply.
Plank, Albert. deik,
some lumber,
Hoquartou; Nestucca ; Scherzinger, Fred, farmer, a!JJ’r’: Rr vloth-hoimd for St stamps, i
Special
attention
given
to
methods
work
in graded and ungraded schoos
W'icklrind. Gust, tarmer,
______ Tillamook ; Llttl* Nestucca; Baxter. Geo., farmer.' Address Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. I
Hembree is Arreste’.
Hart sol, W iu , farmei, , Balm
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Corr«oo
”
r|
COnt
’
1
"will
be »ent on application. FH»
Ander-
P'p«s»nt Pellets should he i
That night tl»e Shenff came to Dia • sou Andrew, Tillamook; Hassvlberg, lXilph; Peterson, .M. farmer, Dolph ■ «22?
Or7 B V€
/ddr"’
• E D L: ssler , Pre. d.nt
Miller A. L. farmer, Dolpb; Beror, used With "Golden Medical Discovery- I
Bi tler , Sxretatr.
whenever a laxative is required.
I
The Neatest, Nobbiest S
Overcoats and Rain Coats
brought to Tillamook
ii| TOfenwiik fettty ast CSS te?®
All[
ask i®
W
aWl ®?C fel
de,t prices, Tgv on a
and
It fit®
&®U.U?.aE
to former suits. We liaye the ÇlQtlies that Satisfl^s.
TODD & CO ■I The Glothie
NEW MEAT MARKET
A. H. BEATY
PRIME BEEF, MUTTON PORK, /V
AND SAUSAGE MEAT.
Main Street, Tillamook
d th
inhat
th tl
e at
11 ru
|rd st
»gth
I Hob
out t
tars
e-tu>
ety <
ds n
i in
Ich t
The Red Front
Has reduced p
on all his BO
and SHOES
All my goods
first class, I will
be under sold by
other House in
mook City.
My Goods are all Warranted.
All SHOES purchased of me will ba R
PAIRED at REDUCED RATES.
CALL and get BARGAINS.
MONMOUTH STATE NORMAL
It was
bnt all c
larah Be
he buodo
ime. Bei
n her de
di ties ref
ileeplne r
lecorated
1er T<onis
if nnspnn
iilkworm
rrlmaon a
adorns th.
In old tap'