Tillamook headlight., January 25, 1906, Image 1

Val. XVIII. No. 39
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TILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS.
OREGON, JANUARY 25, 1906
Haltom rec’d on last stea
mer 34 cases of Diamond
Brand shoes for men, women
and children. All go on sale
at January clearance prices.
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H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
J. F. Welsh, of Blaine, was in the city
on Monday.
Henry Hayes was in from Spruce on
Wednesday.
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County Clerk G. B. Camb will turn the
A. W. Buuii was in from Beaver on tax roll over to Sberiti Wnolle this week.
Wednesday.
This will give the sheriff plenty of time
Fred C. Skomp was down from Trask to collect and the taxpayers as well, for
those who want to receive the benefit oi
on Thursday.
W. A. Barretc came in from Portland the rebate have until the 15th March to
do so.
on Wednesday.
Married, on Wednesday evening, at
D. T. Werschkul was in from Clover­
the Allen house, in this city, by Justice
dale on Wednesday .
of the Peace Carl Haberlach, Mr. Guy
C. II. Blake and wife were in from
Bunn and Miss Marie C. Berns. Both
Spruce on Thursday.
are tavorably known in the county, and
John Venable, of McMinnville, was in being highly respected by their young
the city on Monday.
friends, who wish the happy couple a
A fine toilet soap at 10c. per dozen long life of happiness.
cakes at W. E. Page’s.
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Sunday morning at the Christian
Rev. W.J. Roehmer was down from Church the subject of the sermon will be
Nehalem on Wednesday.
"Baptism and Salvation.” There will
Money to loan on improved farm pro­ be a babtismal service at the close of the
sermon. Special music will be rendered
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
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It's a little late, but von can get those at this service. In the evening after, the
Christian Endeavorservice’the Christian
lard buckets at King & Mill’s now. *
Church will unite with the United Breth­
Will hold Independent Church at Fair­
ren Church in the revival now in pro­
view hall next Sunday evening at 7.45.
gress there. A cordial invitation is ex­
New spring cots, way below others in tended to all to attend these services.
price and quality, call on W. E. Page. *
The “Mum’’ Social to be given Friday
Get into the habit of trading at Patz- evening m Todd's hall by the C.E of the
laff's and receive a 5 per cent discount Christian church, will consist of some
for cash.
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numbers from "Mother Goose.” “The
Clough's Chilblain Lotion stops the Funny Page Brigade,’’ and "As seen in
itching and burning immediately, 25e, Tillamook in a business wav.” After the
a bottle.
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program refreshments will be served.
F. R. Beals, the real estate agent, has The audience will be expected to keep
sold B. W. Knight's place on Trash riyer “mum” while the program is being ren­
dered. and those making any audible
to Gus Kunze.
We are sorry to hear that Walt. J. sound will be subject to a fine of 10c, for
5 nith is quite sick at his home on the the first offence only. There will be
other forms of entertainment besides
AAilson river.
those given above. Come every body and
Rev. A. S. Foster will preach at Bay
City on Sunday morning and in this city have a good time.
For the first time in a number of years
in the evening.
the business men of Tillamook City
F. S. Whitehouse has bought Fred
have got together. They met in Cohn
Burton's logging outfit and will put in a
& Co.’s store Tuesday and decided that
donkey engine.
life was too short to spend fourteen
The Quick Meal Range is the range hours a day in a store, and decided up.
you want. King & Mills have the ex­ on early closing. This is a good move,
clusive sale of them.
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and we are glad that the business men
The postal authorities are calling for have come together. The general pub­
bids again for the North Yamhill and lic will govern itself accordingly, for the
Netarts mail routes.
early closing movement will not cause
I repair all kinds of sewing machines any inconvenience. Having made a
and guarantee a good job or no charge good start in getting together, let the
good work proceed nnd let Tillamook
is made. W. E. Page.
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Undenominational holiness meeting Citv have a live, wide-awake business
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every Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the U.B. par­ men's club.
sonage Everybody welcome.
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ANOTHER VICTIM SUES
The steamer Coquille River came in on
Friday to load lumber at the Hobson Financial Troubles in Thayer’s
Robinson Cheese Company.
ville mill and sailed on Tuesday.
Early Closing !
HOW FUNNY !
To Our Subscribers.
vill’n. Good meetings are reported.
R. Robinson, plaintiff, vs. The R. Rob­
Leather will be higher, so you don't
Mrs. Mattie Mills am) Mrs. Lenora
An
agreement
between
the
merchants
Some
of
our
subscribers
are
getting
a
want to neglect your old harness. King inson Cheese Company (a corporation),
Another “Conspiracy” Punctured
little delinquent, and although we art .McIntyre spent last Saturday with Mrs.
defendant, is the title of a suit which was • if Tillamook City that takes effect
6 Mills have the best harness oil.
—Forgot the Golden Rule.
pleased to semi the newspaper to them, Mae Blalock.
Social dance at the Opera House, Sat- filed in the circuit court on Saturday, in February 1st, 1906.
Manuel Borba visited with John Nick­
We wish to call the taxpayers atten­ it takes money to make the mare go
We,
the
undersigned,
merchants
of
which
the
plaintiff
sues
to
recover
the
urday, Jan. L7th. Good music and
Tillamook City, do hereby agree to close tion to one thing, before the political pot We intend, in the next few months, to laus from Saturday till Monday.
sum
of
$1,245.75.
Claude
Thayer,
R.
good management. Tickets 75c,
Mr, O. W. Kiniiainan informs us he
Robinson and others formed a company our respective places of business during begins to boil, that is interesting but vet put all subscribers on a prepaid basis,
There is some talk of erecting a union
intends to move his family back home
inconsistent.
We
will
place
two
facts
of
each
month
of
the
year
at
the
hours
and
we
shall
becompelled
to
cut
off
a
few
for the purpose of handling cheese and
church at Fairview, which would be a
engaged R. Robinson as buyer and sales­ mentioned below (except Saturday public record side by side so that the tax- who have enjoyed reading the Headlight duriug the present week.
good thing for that neighborhood.
Quite a bit of improving is going on
payers can draw their own conclusions. for a long time but who have failed to
man fur the company at a stipulated nights) :
A petition is being circulated to sub­ salary, part of which he has been unable
Months of January, February, March, It will be remembered that Judge Conder bear their share of the cost of production. thin winter in our vicinity, such as fence
mit to the voters whether stock shall be to get, so brings suit to recover what is October and November stores close in his capacity of county judge author­ The Headlight is a factor in local affairs building, log burning, slashing, etc.
Your correspondent is suffering with
allowed to roam on the county roads
ized Handley & Thayer to sue Homer and is outspoken whenever there is occa­
owing him. In his complaint Robinson promptly at 6 30 o’clock p.m.
Montiia of April, Mav, June and Sep­ Mason to recover the land office fees, as sion to champion the interests oi the peo­ a badly sprained right wrist, and as she
All kinds of new and second hand sets out :
is not ambi-dexterous, ye editor must
goods bought and sold. Also boots,
“That about January 15, 1905, the tember stores close promptly at 8 o'clock they set forth that they belonged to the ple. It stands for the strict enforcement
county« The case was thrown out of of the law, and has molded public opin­ please excuse poor writing, brevity of
shoes and rubbers repaired by W. E. defendant employed plaintiff as buyer p.m.
Months of July, August and December court on a technicality, and nothing fur­ ion in opposition to many “grafters’’and news.
Page.
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and salesman at the agreed salary of
storeswill
remain open as long as the ther was done, which plainly goes to vices which existed in Tillamook, and
A new stock of Crouse & Brondegee $150 per mouth and 30 per cent of the
prove that the county has no juristiction it was instrumental in bringing about a What One Article Accomplished.
suits, overcoats, raincoats, just arrived profits, until the share of the profits trade requires.
Sore«
will
remain
open
every
Satur
­
over
U.S. land office business and is not more satisfactory state of affairs. The
Five years «ilice the editor of thii
at Todd's. Call and see them before added not to exceed $600 upon plain­ i
entitled to the fees for work performed price of a subscription to the Headlight paper suggested to Hon. F. T. Wright,
tiff’s salary during the year, and defend­ day night as long as the trade requires.
buying.
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Signed :
by the county clerk. If the suit had been is but a small sum every vear. consider man, of Ibis city, that he prepare an
E. T. Haltom returned to' the city on ant was also to pay the expenses of
brought in good faith, it should have ing what it has done for Tillamook, and article on Indirect Taxation for our
D. T. Edmunds,
King & Mills Co.
Friday from a business -.rip. meeting the plaintiffin working for the company.
been proceeded, but as it was allowed to if the taxpayers want the good work to New Year’s edition, and he did so.
“That under the agreement plaintiff Alex. McNair & Co. W. A. Williams.
salesman of the Cash Buyers' Union at
Carl
A.
Patzlaff.
drop, it is proof enough now to every go on, all we ask is a continuation of The article was primed and widely cir­
Todd
&
Co.
worked
for
defendant
11
months,
from
Spokane.
Cohn & Co.
taxpayer that the suit was brought to their kindly support and patronage, and culated. The result was the enactment
R D Wade.
Take your hides to M. F. Leach’s meat and including January 15. 1905, to and
cast a reflection upon the character of we assure our subscribers that the Head- of whai. in known as the Eddy corpora­
E. T. Haltom.
market and get the highest price. He is including December 15, 1905, when the
Mason and to ruin him politically, for he light will be as outspoken and fearless tion tax bill, and the inheritance tax
agreement
was
ended
bv
mutual
consent.
paying 6c. |>cr pound for well triinmed
The Registration.
had obtained a reputation while serving as heretofore. But, as we said before, it bill that are putting over one hun­
“That during the time the defendant
green hides.
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Up to yesterdav those who had regi«1 the people for six years as county clerk takes money to make the mare go, no dred thousand dollars per year into
made a profit of $2,400.
Borrow money where you can gel the
“That under the agreement plaintiff teted numbered 116, amongst the fol­ which made him a formidable candidate matter what business or cause a person tlie stale treasury, and each year the
best terms. Keep your deposit where
for any office, and for fear that he might is engaged in._______________
money from the corporation license
earned during the time the full sum of ■ lowing parties :
vou can get a square deal. We make
come up for county judge, there are a
Tl. Rep Dem. So. Pr. N
tax and the inheritance tax will increase.
$2,250 and defendant has paid plaintiff
NEHALEM.
no charge for collecting checks on other |
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few persons who have been circulating a
In the battle for a greater share of
on account thereof $1,004.25 and no Bay
3 2
1
1
Beaver............. 8
banks. Tillamook County Bank.
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lot of dirty lies about him of late. Such,
state revenues to be raised by indirect
more, and there was due and unpaid on Blaine ............ 3
2
1 0 0
Enslaved,
roblied,
hiurdered
and
now
Another creamery company has been I the agreement Dec 15, 1905, $1,245.75 Barnegat......... 1
however, a.e the methods of those who
1 0 0 0
disfranchised, all in free America. Ye taxation there is no better literature
organized, the East Beaver Cheese Com j from defendant to plaintiff.
conspired to besmirch Mason’s charac­
Carnahan ...... 3
0
1 0
to circulate than tne article written by
gods, shake brother Russia.
Dolph ............. 0 0 0 0 0
puny, with a capital stock of $700, and
ter. and not strange to relate, the ear
Wrightman five years ago.
It has
“That plaintiff has demanded payment Fairview......... 14 7 3 3
“Oil, what fools these mortals lie.”
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the incorporators are George Wallace, thereof and payment has been refused ;
marks are that of some of those who are
borne
great
results
to
the
taxpayer
H
0
0
0
0
0
Foley................
The Nehalem Telephone and Telegraph
now under indictment, and Mason should
James Christensen and C, Blanchard.
and it will bear more fruit the oftener
1
1 0 0
wherefore, he prays for judgment against Garibaldi......... 2
(Jo.
met
Saturday,
elected
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officers
and
0 0
0 1
have reported the matter to Mr. Heney.
Hebo................ 1
it is reiterated and extended into ac­
Just arrived, a consignment oi new the defendant for $1,245 72.”
adopted by-laws.
0
Hoquarton...... 27 17 9 1
It should he done. Now the compari-
tual
practice, and we have reprinted a
goods, consisting of boys overalls, coats
Ralph R. Duniwav, of Portland, is the Little Nestucca 0 O 0 0 0
Oscar Bergman has the job to clear
son. It will be noticed that the sheriff,
|sirt of the argument then m’tdo by the
and vests. Brand new and all wool and ' attorney for Robinson.
2
2 0
' Nehalem ......... 16 11
the
school
grounds
in
the
Southfork
who is a salaried officer,* has been acting
gentleman who was afterwards recog­
1
latest style at less than half the usual
0 0 0
The R. Robinson Cheese Company i Netarts........... 1
district.
in th? capacity of constable, and all the j
price others sell for. Call and see them, was organized in October. 1904, with Sandlake......... r 1 0 0 o
Dr. Sharp came to Nehalem Monday nized by our state government as an
1 0 0
1
South Prairie.. 2
work he has done fo” the justice court he I
authority on this subject, mid has for
W. E. Page.
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capital stock placed at $10,000, with Tillamook ...... 29 15 11
0 2
to do dental work.
has put in a bill to the county cdurt and '
a number of years been tax collector
Rev. J. S. Rhoads, presiding elder of John R. Harter, R. Robinson and C. W. Union ............. 0 0 0 0 •
The Telephone Co. is making an effort
Judge Conder has allowed it. Isn’t it
under the secretary of state, an office
the U.B. church ir. this district, who was ’ Talmage incorporators.
Total ...... 116 70 31
« 4 3 funny ? The county brought suit to get to extend their line to the Miami cream­ for which he lias liecotue a candidate
pastor of that church in this citv, com­
ery
to
connect
with
the
Tuttle
system.
th)« year.—Journal (Salem).
HaRom has just rec’d a big Voters can register before a notary money which did not come out of the
menced a series of meetings there on Soil-
public or a justice of the peace, and if the , taxpayers’ pockets from Mason, now
EOULDER CREEK.
dav. and will continue each evening until shipment of “Cutter” shoes
necessary blanks are not on hand, Clerk why r.ot bring suit to recover money
Prise Manarca Roosters for 8ale.
further announcement.
and wooden sole shoes
Geo. H Lamb will lie pleased to furnish that did come out of the taxpayers’
Messrs. C. A. Smith and R. Y. Blalock
For Sale, Full Blooded Prize .Manures
R. C. Irwin came in on Monday to
them on application.
' pockets ? These are public matters and went to Tillamook last Satnrdav after a Rooster«, $1 each. Apply at the Head­
get a write up of the Hembree case for I France is talking al«>ut sending some I
I open to newspaper criticism, and, pro- load of supplies, feed, seed oats, etc,
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light office.
the Evening Telegram. He visited Hem­ other new warships to Venezuela, but
Notice.
j bably, deserve more criticism than we
Mr. Frank Dye ’panned Boulderville
the
Turkish
Sultan
may
boast
that
he
Dry
Wood
for
Sale.
—
Inquire
of
J.
S.
bree in jail at McMinnville and when
Notice.
We have given the facts, that Saturday, en route to Blaine with a load
Diehl, residence, one mile east of city. . give it.
asked about the bones in the stove, he sn v them first.
! is all. and every taxpayer is allowed to of lumber.
I
have
opened
a fish market in part of
'Ihe House may plead that it was
said they were lieef bones.
| think what they like of such funny pro*
Property to Trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. McIntyre the building now occupied by Mr. A. H.
looking the other way when Represen­
Only a few mòre days of, tative Binger Hermann took the oath.
Wanted to trade, 1611 acres for Tilla­ 1 cedure.
visited at H. A. Chopard’s last Sunday, Beaty, and will keep on hand smoked
property. Has 10 tons of chittioi
salmon, salt salmom, salmon bellies,
Mrs, Me remaining until Monday.
the January Clearance Sale There may be significance in thj fact mook
bark an<l partly improved.
Value.
at Halt Jtn’S—Every Article t'iat the new chief of staff of the army is * MO. Full information at Headlight Valentines i cent to £i.oo There is a neighborhood prayer meet- clams, crabs and fresh fish in season.
F. N. E lliott .
ing Thursday evening at W. D Glad-
at Haliom’s
office.
from Missouri.
in st”ck reduced in pr’ce.
CLOSING OUT SALE ! !
BY
TOOD & CO
Onyaccount of a change in our business, vve will close out our Entire Stock of
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES and
FURNISHING GOODS,
With the exception of a few lines mentioned below, at a discount of 20 to
33 1-3 below regular prices.
It is a well known fact that we carry the best line of Clothing, Hats and
Shoes in Tillamook County, including Crouse & Brandigee Clothing, Gordon
Hats, Walkover Shoes, Utz & Dunn’s Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, and Gotzian
and Washington Shoes for Men and Boys. All go in this sale.
Sale commenced on Wednesday, Jan. 3, and will continue until stock is dis­
posed of. Store building for Rent to a suitable tenant.
One third off* on all Boy’s Suits and
Pants from 50c. to $4.50.
One fourth off on all Boy’s and Men’s
Suits and Pants, from 50c. to $12.
One fourth off* on all Shoes, except
Walkover ; and one fourth off* on
all Hats and Caps, except Gordon.
One fifth off on all Crouse & Bran-
digee Clothing.
Walkover Shoes—$3.50 for $3.00 ;
$4.00 Shoe for $3.50.
One fourth off* on all Underwear,
Hosiery, Trunks, Suit Cases,
Blankets and Quilts
Now’s the time to lay in Supplies
TODD & CO
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Tillamook, Ore