Tillamook headlight., March 22, 1906, Image 1

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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
From what we can learn, there is such
a strong protest at Gales Creek and at
Forest f>ove over the Washington
county court leasing part of the Wilson
river road that in all probability it will
be reconsidered. The terms of the lease
have not yet been agreed upon. The Hills­
boro Independent says the lease “ought
not to have been granted, not in a thou­
sand years.’’
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on
Friday, her passengers being C* W. Bo­
gard, J. D. Robb, Carl Kermmeili, Cas­
per Van Berge. D. M. McIntire, H. Boss,
J. Olench, Herma Olench, Mr. Pierson
and Mr. Smith. She left on Tuesday and
Are still selling their Stock of
her passengers were C. E. McChesney
Roy Brady, G. Goeres. Miss M. Sum
mers, J. H. Smith, C. W. Talmage, R. M.
and C. M. Hanneukratt and D. N. Mein
tyre.
Rey. A. S. Foster will close his ministry
in the Presbyterian church at Bay City
on Sunday morning and in this city in
the evening. On Friday evening the mem­
At 20 to 33}^ per cent less than any store in Tillamook.
bers of the Presbyterian church in this
city will hold their annual meeting to
This is a bargain sale and one that will not be dupli­
close up the church vear. Mr. Foster
cated soon.
exfiects to leave the city on Monday,
and he goes away carrying with him the
Up-to-date goods ai. low prices.
respect of the members of the Preahy-
terian churches and all those who have
made his acquaintance.
The funeral of Mrs. Nettie S. Stephens,
wife of W. J. Stephens, who died in San
Francisco the previous Sunday, took
place on Saturday, the religious service
ILLAMOOK
JOTTINGS Egbert Goodspeed has rented W. N. being in the M E, church, conducted by
Vaughn's ranch, and Mr. and Mrs. the Rev. A. 3. Foster, and the burial was
I H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
*
Vaughn will tuke a trip outside for seve­ in the Oddfellows’ cemetery, and which
was attended by a large number of sym-
I Hides of all kinds bought at Cohn's.* ral months visiting friends.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the pathing friends. The deceased was a
I Chickens wanted at the Allen House.*
Tillamook young woman, being born in
J. D. Robb, of ABtoria, was in the city Presbyterian church will give a Ten cenc this county on February 26, 1882, and
Social at Todd’s hall, Friday evening,
km Tuesday.
was respected by all who knew her.
March 30th. Everybody is invited.
I If your eves give you trouble go to Dr.
The churches of Tillamook have ar­
Several of the prominent citizens are
Hcnrv E. Morris.
booming Gus Kunze lor joint representa­ ranged a series of Union Temperance
Wanted, all the green calf skins in the tive. And it looks as though the Kunze meetings to be held on the first Sunday
county at Cohn's.
*
Boomers will induce him to run. They evening of each month. The first of the
series will be held at the M.E. Church,
E. M. Philebaum, of Portland, was in will have to burry.
the citv on Tuesday.
Be progressive. The days of the stock­ Sunday evening, April 1st ; the second
Money to loan on improved farm pro­ ing bank are lust disappearing. We have will be held at the Christian Church,
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
one of the best makes ot sales and carry Sunday evening, May 6th ; and the
third will be held at the U.S. Church.
No shortage of feed in the county this burglary and hold-up insurance.—Tilla­
Sunday evening, June 3rd. Others will
mook County Bank.
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year. Cohn & Co. have plenty.
doubtless he arranged for right on
The bids for the dock at Bay City were {through the year. The pastor olench
J P. Allen found a white fascinator
$4,100
by
W.
Wood
and
$4,300
by
F.
outside the hotel on Sunday evening.
church will be the speaker of the even­
Pride of the Valley Flour reduced to Long. Tile dock is to be 1,700 feet long ing when the service is held in hi;,
$1 tier sack for a short time at Cohn’s.* with a 25 ieet drive way. The contract church.
has not been awarded yet.
Born, on the 15tIt inSt., to the wife of
There appears to be an impression in
When you want to buy or sell real the south part of the county that it is the
Peter Asp, a soil. Mother and child doing
estate,
timber,
city
property,
horses,
well.
Goodspeed (Dan),who lives north of this
cattle, or any thing of value, J, U. Bewlev city, who is running for county judge.
Mrs. Sturgeon is prepared to furnish
will be pleased to help you. He has a It is H. F. Goodspeed, better known as
you with the prettiest Spring Millinery
large list to select from for sale.
Monty, w‘ ’¡ves in the city and whose
in town.
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J. J. Howser was in the city on Friday. farm and cheese factory adjoins the city.
Get into the habit of trading at Patz-
He has just returned from a trip into He was county clerk two terms and is
laf’s and receive a 5 per cent discount
Yamhill county and reports that the out­ thoroughly competent and vyell versed in
tor cash.
*
look is bright, and he expects to get the county affairs, and it was by the Solici­
Miss Flora Perkinshas moved her fruit nomination tor joint representative.
tation of the republicans in Fairview.
and candv stock into the new store next
Next Lord's Day morning ntj the Bay and Hoquarton precincts that Mr.
to Todd's.
Christian Church the subject of the ser­ Goodspeed consented to make the race.
Born, on Wednesday, to the wife of mon will be : “ Church Federation.”
Tillamook County has been nonsuited
Henry Leach.ason and another aspirant Special music has been prepared. Every­
in an action against Mrs. Edith M. Aider­
tor sheriff.
body cordially invited to attend tins man, administratrix of the estate of the
Mrs. Ostrander, of Bay City, has a service.
I late H. H Alderman, on account of an
loom and is prepared to do all kinds of
The members of the Masonic lodge tn i alleged claim against the estate. The
rug and carpet weaving.
this city attended service at the Preahy- action was brought in the State Circuit
S. A. Brodhead has announced himself terian church on Sunday evening, when Court in Multnomah Countv. Ralph R.
a candidate forc.mnty judge on the dem the Key. A. S. Foster preuclied un Duniway, attorney for the defendant,
serrnon on filed a motion to strike the complaint
impressive and logical
ocratic side of the house.
from the record,which was granted. The
For sale, a large quantity of filling for "Charity.’’
There will be a rally ol the Christian court granted ten days to file an amend­
rag carpet. For price, see Mrs. S. S.
Sunday-school next Tuesday evening at ed complaint, but the plaintiff decided it
Phelps, at the Larsen House.
There is a run of herring in the bay the Christian Church All the pupils and did not have good grounds for action
and Bert Biggs has been catching them | their parents are invited. You are in­ and the case was nonsuited. Costs were
vited to bring a friend with you. Come taxed against Tillamook County.
and disposing of them in the city.
I and enjoy a pleasant evening.
The Coquille Sentinel says in conver’
Some iO democrats held a convention
on Saturday and "slated” several per­ , A suit was filed in the circuit court on sation with Judge Sc he I bred this week
Wednesday by E. A. Fitzpatrick and he was asked if he was personolly ac­
sons to run on the democratic ticket.
I wife and David Fitzpatrick and wile, vs. quainted with Mr. Tooze, Mr. Huston
Stop that tired feeling in vonr head and
! F. T. Fitzpatrick and wile and Catherine and other candidates and whether or
eves by wearing properly fitted glasses.
Fitzpatrick, to quiet title. H. 1". Botts uot there was any truth in the report
—Dr. Henry E. Morris, Olsen building. *
that had been seen in certain newspapers
is the attorney in the case.
Colin's big stock u! Spring Dry Goods i The dairymen at Fairview came to a that Mr. Tooze had been engaged in the
and Shoes are due here on the next boat. I satisfactory understanding with the re- sale of intoxicating liquors. The judge
50 cases of Men's and Ladies’ Shoes in 5 presen tatives of J. B Agen. who will run said he had known Mr. Tooze 25 years
the lot.
* i the factory there, and which was started and that the accusation was very unjust
We understand that Prof. E. H. Whit­ j up on Monday. .Mr. Agen will pay twice because it was not the truth. "In fact,”
ney has decided not to apply for the a month, pav as high for butter fat as said the speaker, “I personally know
public and high schools in this city for I any factory in the county and guaran all the candidates and they are all able
another year.
1 teed the patrons of that factory what is and clean men.”
Speaking of what a newspaper does for
Out of respect for the late Mrs. W. J. i owing them.
Stephen*, the committee having the fire­ j The present State Printer has pnlled a community Cnited States Senator Da­
men's dance in hand postponed it Satur­ ' down large sums from tile taxpayers ot vis, of Illinois, made an address that re­
day for two weeks.
¡Oregon, and is now spending his "easy nnins ever green in the memories of
newspa|»er men. He said: Every year
After another week of east wind and | money'' freely to try to convince them every local paper gives from 500 to 5000
that
it
is
"courtesy
”
to
keep
hiui
in
of
­
cold weather, the wind changed to south
free lines for the benefit of the eommun.
on Wednesday, and with it earae the fice. His chief opponent. Willis S. Dun. ity in which it is located.
No ocher
welcome rain. There was fire feet ol jwav, pledges the people of Oregon a agency can or will do this. The editor
great
reduction
in
this
enormously
ex
­
tresh s 'iw in the mountains the first of
in proportion to his means does more for
pensive office.
the week, but this has disappeared.
his town than any other man. He ought
to be supported not because you happen
to like him or admire his writings, but
tiecause a local paper is the tieat invest­
ment a community can make. It may
not be crowded with great thoughts, but
financially it is of more benefit than both
Wil! Cure a Cold in a Few Hours.
preacher and teacher. Today editors do
Thev do uot
riugi'iff in the Head. Thev du not constipiiiatc as the
I more for less pay than any other man on
plain sulphate of quinine does.
earth. Patronize your home paper, not
Immediate Relief Follows Their Use.
asa charity, but as an investment.—Owl,
Ther cure Conglis rmd Golds. Bronchitis. Catarrh, La Gnppe. Thev qentlv
open the bowels without griping, act on the liver, tone np and put it in a
healthy condition, and cause colds, headaches, etc., to quK nlv disappear.
Agent Wanted.
CLOSING
OUT SALE !
TODD & CO
Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
and Furnishing Goods
TODD & CO
CLOUGH’S LAXATIVE
“ COLiD QUININE ”
Re'iable
TABLETS
Wanted, a man 10 sell in this field el«
Husively for one of the largest nurseries
in the west. Cash advanced weekly on
orders.—Address Washington Nursery
Com|Miny, Toppenish, Washington.
MARCH aa, 1906
At a meeting of the city council Mon
day evening, when Mayor H. T. Botts
and Councilmen A. T. White, M. Munson
and VV. C. K g were present, Elmer
Hoag and J. F Allen were elected to fil|
the vacancies as councilmen in the first
and second wards. Mayor Botts having
obtained the reason why Marshal Eber-
man had not given the curfew alarm, a
motion was made and carried removing
the marshal from office. The assessment
for the improvement of Third street was
placed at $29.6(1 a block. Other street im­
provements were taken up. The dog
and cow ordinances were amended, the
former making it compulsory for owners
to take out a license of $1 for a male
• nd $3 for a slut, and the dogs to wear
i city tag, and the cow ordinance was
amended in regard to taking up and dis
posing ot stock_____________
For Sale,
One yearling high grade Perceron bay
colt, one young registered Jersey bull
calf (dam 425lbs. butter in 10 months),
and one registered Poland Chinu boar
pig, ready for service ; all at farmer’s
prices if sold at once.—J. F. Martin,Long
Prairie, Tillamook.
Our Spring Stock, in every departaient, is thoroughly
complete and now ready tor the public’s inspection. Our
stock of Wool and Wash Dress Goods, Shirt Waists,
Dress Skirts, Wraps, Muslin Underwear, ! Shoes and («J
4. <S**S
and Oxfords, Millinery, Laces, Embroidery, Silks, etc.,
is the largest by far that we have ever shown in Tilla­
mook.
40 Graphoplioues and 300 Records soon to arrive,
and after this there will be no more delays—Save Sale
Slips of every purchase—$25.00 in Sale Slips secures a
Graphoplione, $50.00 in Sale Slips secures a 42 piece
Dinner Set and we have contracted for enough Grap-
liophones and Dinner Sets to supply every home in
Tillamook County.
Haltom’s
J. H. AITKIN FOR STATE
TREASURER.
Is Strongly Supported in all
Parts of the State.
Haltom’s
A Well Conducted Office.
J. R. Whitney, State Printer, in ask­
ing a renominaiion at the lianda of the
The Registration.
Republican voters at the primary elec­
Up to yesterday those who had regis­
tion in April, is following a well found,
tered numbered 789, amongst the fol­
ed custom of the party in Oregon, that
lowing parties :
Eastern Oregon has a strong candidate when astute officer perforins his duties
Tl. Reo Dem. So. Pr.N.P
Bay ............... 4-8 42 4 1 1 0 for State Treasurer in Hon John H, acceptably and makes a creditable rec­
Bea ver............ 45 24 6 4 7 4 Aitkin, the well-known and reliable
ord he is given a second term.
Blaine ........... 34 21
6 a 3 1
Mr. Whitney is a life long Republican
Barnegat......... 1 6 1 0 0 0 banker of Huntington, and a gentleman
Caruaban ...... 19 12 4 3 0 0 who is well-known all over the state and and edited the Albany Herald for nearly
0 0 who has the respect and confidence of a twenty years, a paper known through­
Dolph ............ 8 8 0 0
Fairview......... 61 39 14 7 1 0 large number of friends, who are sup­
out the State for its unswerving course
1 0 1
Foley................ 23 16 5
Garibaldi......... 40 24 7
7 1 1 porting him for the office for which he is in behalf of the republican ticket and
Hebo................ 59 41
9 0 1 8 aspiring. That he is well qualified to fill candidates nominated by the party. He
Hoquarton...... 102 74 20 3 4 2 the office is admitted by everybody, and is a native Oregonian, a graduate of the
Little Nestucca 57 31
7 8 9 of all the candidates who arc seeking
7
University of Oregon, and a practical
Nehalem ......... 55 42
7 3 0 3
Netarts............. 10 7 2 0
1 0 nominations on the republican ticket, printer.
Sa nd lake........ 18 12 5 1 0 0 there is not a cleaner, more upright man
Since assuming charge of the state
2 4 in public and private life than John H. printing office he has devoted his entire
South Prairie. 54 39 9 1
Tillamook ..... 118 86 23 2 4 3
time and attention to the affairs of the
Union ............ 32 21 11 0 0 0 Aitkin.
The Press oi Eastern Oregon is unani. office, and with his long experience in
Total
789 545 140 4L 28 30 mous in it praise of Mr. Aitkin, as the the printing business he has been able to
following clippings prove :
give the state a good, clean, business­
P. R. & N. MORTGAGE PLACED
like administration.
Ca.tby Tribune Clackamas County.
ON RECORD
Hon. John H Aitkin, a prominent
Mr. Whitney is conducting a straight­
Union Trust
Company Loans I banker of Huntington, is out for State I forward primary campaign, and his
Treasurer witlrexcellent prospects. Mr. I |
$5,200,000 to Railway Builders.
Aitkin is a sound business man. an ex-| many friends are confident that he will
Copiesol the first mortgage given the cellent financier and a good citizen.
be renominated by a large majority.
Union Trust Company, of San Erancisco, Drain Nonpariel. Douglas County
Of the several candidates out for State
on the line and property of the Pacific
Call for County Warrants.
Railway & Navigation Company, now Treasurer. Hon. J II. Aitkin, of Huut-
mtoii. Baker county, easily has Uie in­
All
Warrants endorsed prior to
being constructed to the coast from side track, and is suns to be nominated March County
15th. 1904, will be paid on pre.
Hillsboro, were filed Monday in Wash- and elected. He l^ine of the squarest sentntion, interest eeases this 14th day
ington County. The mortgage shows anil most honorati^Tnen in the state oi Marell, 1906.
P. W. Tulin, County Treasurer.
there are 5200 shares of stock included, and will make an ide.d State Treasurer.
each valued at $1000, and the total Wallowa Chieftain, Wallowa County.
Bids Wanted.
Nearly every republican paper in the
amount to be advanced is stipulated at stale has endorsed John H. Aitkin, for
N
otice
is
H ereby G iven , —That hids
$5,200.000.
State Treasurer, and he stands an excel­
for printing the ballots tor the Primary
The mortgage was sent to San Fran­ lent chance to win the nomination.
Flection to he held April 20th, 1906,
cisco to be signed after being printed, Shaniko Republican,, Wasco County
will be received until Monday, April
John fl. Aitkin lias been a resident of 2nd, 19'>6, nt 10 o'clock a.m.
and was returned Monday. It paves
Huntington
for
the
past
seventeen
years.
All bids to be filed with the County
the way for the construction of the road
He is president and manager of Oregon
from Hillsboro to Tillamook and Neha­ Commère' I Company of Huntington, Clerk on or before the above date.
For particulars as to number, etc.,
lem, with branches to Astoria and Scap­ also president of the hank of that city. cull nt the Countv Clerk’s office, whet ■
poose. This means a connection with The republicans will make no mistake all information possible will be given.
Hv order of the County Court.
the Southern Pacific at Hillsboro and in nominating J H. Aitkin for State
Treasurer.
G. B. L amb ,
the Northern Pacific at Scappoose. The
County Clerk.
road has been built several miles west­ Pendleton Tribune. Umatilla County.
Dated at Tillamook City, this 13th
J. H. Aitkin continues to hold a strong
ward, and grading has been completed grasp on tile State Treasurership. Other day of March, 1906.
nearly ten miles, while a survey has candidates have appeared but none seem
Bids Wanted.
been finished across the divide and wil1 to affect tile opinion that the leader hails
from Eastern Oregon and thst Ilia care,
reach Tillamook next month.
N otice is H krebv G ivkn ,— That the
ful canvass of the state will lose any of
Adverse weather conditions and short­ the strength and popularity with the County Court of Tillamook County,
will receive bids to lease the Big Nestucca
age of laborers have combined to retard voters. The chances for the Huntington and
Little Nestucca Toll Roads. The
the progress of operations considerably, man for the nomination ami. of course, said lease will be for a period of five
election
are
many
leagues
to
the
good.
but it i9 hoped to have steel into Tilla­
years, under the following conditions :
All bids must be tor both roads. All
Eagle Valley News. Baker County
mook by the end of the vear.
ot
If the endorsement of a unanimous payments must be made in cash,
the first year lease to be paid when the
Press
throughout
the
state
is
an
evidence
Finds Canine Friend He Thought
of a candidate's popularity, J. H. bid is accepted and th$ bond of the
Was Lost.
Aitkin, of Huntington, candidat»- for • bidder and contract is properly ex­
A. L. Morgus, who says his home is State Treasurer, may justly feel highly ecuted ; >/2 to be paid on or before Sep­
tember 1st 1906, and V4 payable Janu­
near Tillamook, arrived in Portland gratified at the'wny he has been received ary
2nd, 1907 Thereafter each year»
in each section of the sta<e where he haa
yesterday accompanied by a large been in the interests of his candidacy. rent must be paid as follows : Vi pay­
rough-coated shepherd dog.
This No candidate will go into the primaries able on or before January 2nd; Vi pay­
payable
morning Morgus was asking every po­ with more assurance of election than able on or before May 1st ;
or before 8epteml>er 1st of each year.
liceman he met about his dog. He gave will Mr. Aitkin. Ilia honorable busi­ ' on All
money paid tor the lease of said
ness record in the slate for the past 20
a full description of the animal, and said years is a guarantee that tlie treasury of i roads will be expended on the two Toll
he would not haye lost “ Bench,” as he the state wdl be in safe hands when Col. , Roads each year under the supervision of
Aitkin takes charge. Mr. Aitkin has the County Court.
called him, for $100.
All bids must be filed with the Countv
He explained that he had been in announced his platform and he will | Clerk
on or before If) o’clock a.m.. Wed-
adhere to principles set forth therein.
I
Portland all day yesterday with the Read it and you will endorse every word ! nesdav, May 2nd, 1906.
dog, until quite late last night. He of it.
The bids will be opened at 1 o’clock
p m. of said day.
believed he remained longer in a Third- Union Scout, Union County.
Every citizen interested in this matter
The Scout believes of all of the candi
street saloon than his canine friend ap­
dates now before the people for the is invited to be present on the above
proved, and so the latter left.
date
and discuss the Toll Road proposi-
office of State Treasurer, that John H.
This morning Morgus felt his loss Aitkin, of Huntington, is the strongest ; tion with the court.
By order of the County Corrt.
deeply, hut decided he must leave the and safest man for the place. Mr.
G. B. L amm ,
city without him. He went to the Aitkin is one of the heavy weights of
County Clerk.
Union Station, and there in front of the the business world. Sobriety and energy
Dated at Tillamook, this 13th day of
liacked by good business qualities have
main entrance was “ Bench” apparently made Mr. Aitkin one of the foremost I March, 1906.
waiting for the return of his master. men of the state, while the firin oil
Notice
There was a joyful greeting between the which he I» the head is extensively!
known
throughout
the
Northwest.
If,
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_ twelve
If
Daniel
Haley,
who ____
about
two. Depot attaches ssy that the big
more of such men as Mr. Aitkin were years ago lived in Southern Oregon, and
dog remained about the entrance all placed
in office then there would lie less| w|1() once had a brother living in Pasa-
night and would not be driven away.— inismanagemenl and a greater saimg to; denn. Cal., bvthe name of Michael
the tax payers. Astute business quail- j Haler, will correspond with the under,
Telegram.
ties added to strict integrity are the best signed he can learn of something to bis
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Always Keeps Chamberlain’s equi[
W m . F orbes ,
Cough Remedy In His House. filling a position of trust. .Mr. Atkin ia J
|H»sewd of all of these and hi» election I
Clerk of Pnsadena Camp, W.O.W.,
••We would lint be without Cliainlier- will be an advantage to the entire «tate. •
Pasadena. Cal.
lain's Cough Remedy. It is kept on
han't coiiiiuuslly >11 our home,’ muk W. Beware of Ointments for Ca­
Money to Loan.
W. Kearney, wlitor of the Independent, I
Lowry Citv, Mo. That is just what tarrh that Contains Mercury,
I
have
money
toloan on improved real
mercury will nurely destroy the moim of
every family should do. When kept at smell
and completely derange the whole sys­ estate.
R alph A ckley .
hand ready for instant use. a cold may tem when
entering it through the mucou* nur-
be checked at the outlet and cured in fareii. Such articles should never he uned ex­
on prescriptions from reputable phyaiciana, Do
Not Neglect a Bad Cold
much lee. time than after,it haa become I cept
an the damage they will do in ten fold to the
settled in the system. Thia remedy is 1 good yon can ponaibly derive from them IftH'i ♦ Nev»*r allow a cold to take its course.
Too often at this season of the year its
ala<> without a peer tor croup in children, [ < atairh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
and will prevent the attack when Riven ! Co.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, »lid is • course is toward pneumonia. Chamber-
internally, acting directly upon the blood
aa soon
the chilli ls’Comes hoarse, or | taken
..... ... mucous
..............
Cough Remedy will promptly cure
and
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em. .nbiXt!
In buying
atarrh Cure
ou get
even after the croupy cough appear., i Hali'ii
U.K’, < curth
cure be
b. aure
.ur. \ jou
grt the
tiir genuine
genuine j J your
your Cold
cola and
and CO
counteract any tendency
... direction.
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which can only be done when the , It ia taken internally, and made in Toledo,! | jn thin
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. TeatinioiiiMls free '
ter ,or
for acute
throat and lung troubles.
remedy is kept at hand. Fur sale by I Mold by Drufftota, price 7W P*r hottie.
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1 For sale by Chas. I. Clough's Drug Store
I
Take Hail s Family Pills for constipation.
Chas. I. Clough a Drug Store.
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