Tillamook headlight., March 29, 1906, Image 5

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 29.
Real Estate Transfers.
U.S. Patent to Herman K. Fiuch. 149.39
acres. Sections 6 aud 7, tp. 3 north,
range 8 west.
U.S. Patent to Anthony Damitio. Tract
in section 6, tp. 3 north, range 10
west and section 1, tp. 3 north, range
11 west.
U.S. Patent to Millie E. Coles, for the
heirs of David G. Coles, deceased.
Tract. Sections 14 aud 23, tp. 2
south, range 10 west.
Ten mortgages to secure $15,013.50 filed.
Four mortgagee securiug $2046.00 satis­
fied. _____________
J.
R.
1906
0UHITNEY,
AMAmROFHEAirH
Furnished by H. T. Botts
JOHN J- H owser ,
Claude Tl.ayer and wife to Nellie Allen.
Candidate for
Lots d and 6, block 5, of Tillamook
1244.53.
ndidate for Republi- F. R. City.
Beals and wife to I. F. Larson.
E Vi, lot 7, block 4, McDermott’s
add. to City of Tillamook. 1200.00.
ean Nomination for
Armada Pesterfield and husband to
David A. Bailey. Tract, sections 14
at
int Representative of
and 15, tp. 4 south, rauge 10 west.
$6,600 00.
Cottle and wife to A. N. Banta.
illamook and Yamhill H. W.
Lots 9, 10 and 11, Bay View add. to
NETARTS.
Bay City. $1.00. Deed of correc­
Counties
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Beu O'Hara, of Tills
Agnes Kellow to T. J. Harris. Tract, rnook, were on the beach visiting with
A mistaken idea prevails to some ex­ Governor Chamberlain appointed t°
section 19, tp. 8 south, range 10 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. O'Hara the last of
west. $1.00.
the week, returning home Saturday.
tent as to the emoluments of the State this position Mr. Alhert Tozier, a Dem
XLAMOOK
JOTTINGS. State of Oregon to W. S. Cone. Tract A. W. Phelps, of Long Prairie, s|ient Printer «nd the practical workings of ocrat, a practical printer, and secre­
containing 80 acres, section 25, tp. 1 a couple of days with his brother, Geo. the office. It is not the big ’’ fat" office tary of the Oregon Press Association,
Absolutely Pare
A. Goddard, of Seattle, is in the
whose integrity is unquestioned and
it is accused of lining,
north, range 10 west. $100.00.
W. Phelps, the first of the week.
In the first place the appropriation who has measured all printing done
Armada Pesterfield and husband to
School is progressing nicely with
feth F. Moon whs in from Blaine on
A Cream of Tartar Powder,
bills therefor in
for "printing” conveys a wrong impres­ and Japproved all
Frank Worthington, 40 acres, section Edgar Munson at the helm.
free from alum or phoz-
esday.
sion. The biennial appropriation is not strict accordance with law. Every bill
15, tp, 4 south, range 10 west.
phatlc acid
Sam Reading, of South Prairie, was for printing alone, but includes also the for printing is also carefully audited
$400.00.
¡hoice creamery butter 50c. at D. T.
rusticating
on
the
beach
Sunday.
cost of paper, ruling election supplies by the Secretary of State. Mr. Dun­ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Frank A. Paul and wife to Frank Fitz­
munds.
*
Geo. W. Phelps and J. J. Kutcher and many smaller items, amounting bar is acknowledged to be one of the
patrick. Quit claim. Tract, sec.
, R. Reeher was down from Wilson on
for the biennial period to about best officers the state has ever had, and
6, tp. 2 south, .range 9 west. $1.00. went to the county seat Monday.
(dnesday.
John C. Wilson and wife to John Z i“r-
Sid Lowry was at the cheese factory $23,000. The last report of the Secre­ his auditing stamp of approval is suf­
f. A. Hoyt, of Hillsboro, was in the
tary of State to the Legislature will ficient guarantee of honest accounting
cher. Tract, section 12, tp. 1 south, Wednesday last.
y on Wednesday.
The State Printing Office is a target
show these figures to be correct. Then
range 10 west. Also right of way
. J. Brown and wife, of Minneapolis,
“I have tried all kinds of waterproof
the State Printer must provide his own of attack without just reason. The
for road along south bank of Kil-
BLAINE.
clothing and have never found anything
he in on Sunday.
printing plant and pay all running ex­ heavy cost of printing in past years hss
chis river. $100.00.
at any price to compare with your Fish
Every body is making garden this penses of the office.
I. B. Rupp, of Bloomfield. Ia., came in Israel Putnam to Hariet Mabel Watt.
The pav rolls been chiefly due tn the large number of
Brand for protection from all kinds of
week.
the steamer oil Sunday.
5 acres, section 35, tp. 1 north, range
alone for the two years exceed $25,000. copies printed. This has been reduced
weather.”
Rev. Helens preached to a crowded The Salem Typographical Union can by law, and the price now paid by the
10¡west, Woodlawn add. to Bay
(The nemo and address of the write.
thia
f. A. Gray and wife, of Woodland,
unsolicited letter may be bad upon application)
Sunday evening.
City. $150.00.
bear out the rccuracy of this state­ State for most of the public printing is
e in the city on Sunday.
Highest Affiiril WoilJ's Fair. 1901.
T. R. Colson will build a new house ment. The cost of material, a limited not above that charged by the printing
, W. Talmage returned to the city on Lawrence E, Sanders and wifetoR. B.
on his ranch this Summer.
amount of work done m outside Union firms of Portland, and some of it is con­
McArthur,
Tract,
section
88,
tp.
4
The Sign of the Fish
dnesday from a business trip to the
a . J. tower co.
M. S. Woods went to Tillamook city office <luiing a rush in the State Print­ siderably less. For some classes of
south, range 9 west. $500 00.
Boston, U.S.A.
side.
Minta MtSkrthur and husband to R. B. on buiness Friday.
ing Office, rent, power, inks, and a hun­ work, especially where a large number
barley Vogler returned to the city on
TOWER CANADIAN
W. N Bays transacted business in dred other expenses, adds fully $10.000 of copies are required to be printed, the
McArthur. Tract in sections 32 and
CO., LIMITED
Inesday from California tu look after
more. This makes $58,000 of expenses price should be i educed somewhat.
33, tp 4 south, range 9 west. $250. Cloverdale Friday.
Toronto. Canada
homestead.
Herman
Farmer
was
in
Blaine
this
which
the
State
Printer
does
not
get.
Frederick Auer and wife to Nelson P.
I have given this subject my most
Maktn »/ WarranM Wtt Wtathtr CMhlng
oung man, 16 years of age, would
Thus it will be readily seen that careful study, and believe Inhere are two
Wheeler. 160 acres, section 17, tp. week putting up his political fences.
aai
employment in or near the city.—
At the rate grass is growing people when the cost of production of the methods by which the cost of printing
6 south, range 9 west. $1800.00.
Iress Box 154, City.
*
E. H. Virgel and wife to A. B. Pollard will be able to turn out their slock and printing is taken into consideration, could be kept down to a ininiiruti. One
the State Printing Office is not all is to limit the volume of printing and re­
Lots 14 to 18, block 1 and lots 14 to milch cows bv April 1st.
he C. E. society of the Christian
The prospects are very bright for a profit. It is just like any other print­ vise the schedule of prices upon an up-to-
17 and 19 to 22, block 12. Ocean
Irch will give a Blue Jay social on
the
big out put of cheese from the Blaine ing; business. It costs something to date basis, the same as that of commer­
Park. $159.00.
Jay evening, April 13th at Todds’
AND CURE the 1.UWCS '
Selina J. Petre, Mollie Petre and Josepl « district this year.
run it.
cial printing generally. The other is for
Clyde Browning, of Seattle, arrived
ine Huff and husband (heirs to
Criticism has for years been directed the State to own and operate its own
here will be a union temperance meet,
Henry Petre, deceased) to Jacob H. Thursday, he will spend the summer at the State Printing Office and it printing plant, and to pay the State
of all the churches at the Methodist
Cook. 160 acres, section 16. tp, 2 visiting with his brother.j
seems that it still continues. The pres Printer a reasonable flat, fixed salary.
rch next Sunday evening. Special
Blaine citizens will erect a church in ent State Printer has been accused of Eithet of these plans, or similar plans
south, range 10 west. $1000.00.
lie will be arranged and everybody
Albert Henshaw and Isabella Wheat the near future. What denomination it graft, of dividing the profits of the of­ along these lines, which the Legislature
liallv invited to attend this service.
Pries
/TONSUMPTIÒN
and husband (heirs to Isabella Hen­ will be we are not able to say at this fice with political bosses, and of a fur­ might adopt for the betterment of the
50c *$1.00
FORI OUGHSand
r. and Mrs. Will Bibbv, who for the
shaw). Lots 1, 2 and 8, block 8, writing.
ther division for the use of the state service, would meet my heartv support.
1
UU
^JOLDS
Fros Trial.
I year have been residents of Tilla­
printing piant. There ia absolutely no
Thayer’s add. to town of Lincoln,
My Republicanism will be attested by
ble, were passengers on the Elmore
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
Surest
and
UuicKeat
Cure
for all
truth in these statements. I pay $100 the people of Linn County, where I for­
now Tillamook City. $350 00.
THROAT and LUNG TROUB­
■day, en route to Ashland. Or., Mrs.
per
month
rental
for
the
plant
and
no
P. McIntosh and wife to McIntosh
merly
edited
the
Daily
and
Weekly
Her
­
LES, or MONEY BACK.________
Those who have been sick with grip
by's former home, where they will in
more, which is considered a teasonable ald for twenty years.
Cheese Co. Assignment rights under on the prairie are recovering.
■e reside.
rental. I have a lease duly signed to
lease. Tract in section 8, tp. 2 south,
As a native Oregonian and a piinter
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. is get­
prd's day morning at the Christian
this effect, and there has been no divi. of twenty five years'’ experience, I have
range 9 west. $1.00.
ting
some
logs
hauled
into
the
river
■ ch, subject of the sermon : "In McIntosh Cheese Company to South
sion of the office with any person.
endeavored to conduct the State Print­
from the Hansen place.
1st.” A solo will be sung at this ser­
>s
Prairie Creamery Co.
Same as
The fees paid the State Printer are ing Office in a clean, business-like man­
in nd other special songs will be sung,
Miss
Winnie
Goyne
is
spending
a
few
above. $1.00.
fixed by law, and every item printed is ner, and as a candidate for a second
lybody invited to come. No preach- Hugh V. Welsh to Francis J. Welsh. days with her parents.
measured by an expert printer, ap­ term, am willing to stand upon my
|n the evening,
Mr. West and Mr. Darby have been pointed by the Governor, whose duty record. The books of the office are open
160 acres, tp. 3 south, range 8 west.
■e political liars, finding that they
delivering spruce lumber in Tillamook. it is to measure the printing hi ,d affix for inspection.
$1.00.
SEWING MACHINE.
Grandma Johnson has been visiting the amount due as provided by law.
■¡able to be sued for damages in a Vulcan Iron Works to F. R. Beals & G.
J. R. H HITNEY.
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Miller.
[suit, have retracted, but in running
W. Kiger. Tract known as Will­
ever themselves they have made it
iams Mill site on Tillamook Bay.
Albert Mason will close a very suc­
be for G. T. Jenkins, whom, it seems,
$100.00.
cessful six months term of school next WHAT THE PRESS SAYS Col Aitkin’s candidacy for State Treasur.
er voices the sentiment of the whole of
Id oue of their untruthful letters and M. B. Pettevs and wife to R. J. Hen­ Friday in the Quick district. A nice
bliv has placed himself in a position
dricks. Tract in section 34, tp. 1 program will be rendered by the school. About J. H. Aitkin, Candidate Eastern Oregon.
be he can be sued for damages.
Roseburg Review. Douglas County.
north, range 10 west, together with
M. B. Green leaves on the Sheridan
for State Treasurer
Mr. Aitkin is a past grand chancellor
right of way for conveying water. stage next Saturday evening to visit
I matter whether it is Henry Cren-
of the Knights of Pythias of Oregon, and
$2000.00.
I or Henry Leach who lands the
Huntington Hearld, Baker County.
his sisters at McMinnville.
■nation for sheriff on the republican U.S.A, to John A. Shaw. 52.54 acres,
J. H Aitkin of thiscity has announced is also well know here through being in­
section 27, tp. 3 north, range 9 west.
■ , either will be able to beat Sheriff
his candidacy for tho Republican nomi­ terested with the Umpqua Impiovement
BOULDER CREEK.
company at Winchester.
nation for State Treasurer.
Bfe in the election, as we will show Ethel G. Johnson, by Sheriff, to Isaac
Mr. B. A. Smith and family spent last
Zura Wells. Tax deed to tract in
Mr. Aitkin lias been a resident of thia
le the finalistruggle takes place, that
section 24, tp. 2 south, range 10 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Chop­ city for the past seventeen years. He is DR. JAMEN WITHYCOMBE,
■he republican aspirants and their
ard.
west. $9.80.
president and manager of the Oregon
■rs do as they have promised—sup-
Rev. Andrew Helm, of Beaver, preach Commercial Company, one of the largept
William L Riefenberg to W. 8. Cone
■ lie republican ticket.
and wife. Tract in Bay City, Ore. ed at Boulder Creek school house last mercantile concerns in this section of the
Sf. E. H. Whitnev asks us to publish
Sunday morning,
$472 80.
state, is president of bunk of Huntington
■following announcement
"I
John A. Shaw and wife to Hammond
We understand that Mr. Parmer has and of the Huntington Lumber Co.,
I to take this opportunity to extend
Lumber Co. Lot 1. section 27, tp. 3, moved oft of Mr W. N. Bays’ place and lumber manufacturers.
Bncerest thanks and appreciation to
range 9 west. Containing 12.54. gone down the river to live.
He is vice president of the Oregon De­
■embers of the High School, those
acres. $1.00.
Mrs. Florence Getchell and son Hume velopment League, which is doing effect­
■ ted with it, and their parents and
A. B. Hammond to The Astoria Co. went up to Mr. Will Bays' last Sun­ ive work for the whole State and has
■s, who signed a petition desiring
80.73 acres, section 9, tp. 3 north, day evening, for a few days visit.
always taken a leading part in matters
■> remain in the school work here
range 8 west and section 9, tp. 3
We are sorry to say that Frank advancing this part of Oregon.
Btcr year. While my plans are to
north, range 10 west. $1.00.
Kumm is reported to be quite sick at
He is the Baker county member of the
■ip work in another place, I wish it
STRONGEST GUARANTEE.
John E. Tuttle, by Sheriff. Tax deed tc his home.
Republican State Central Committee.
Bstood that 1 do not lightly over-
W. 22)< feet, lot 2, block 8, Tilla­
Mr.
R.
Y
Blalock
expects
to
leave
for
National Sewing Machine Co.,
Mr. Aitkin was consecutively elected
Bn paper signed by every member of
mook City. Ore. $12.00.
Idaho in a few davs, where he will work three terms mayor and two terms treas­
SAN f RANCISCO, CAE.
High School grades and bv our pro-
John Svenson and wife to Charles in the mines for the next five months.
urer of this city. At present he is a city
FACTORY AT BELVl^r t n. JI.L.
Kit citizens.—B. H. Whitney."
Albin Svenson. Tract in section 19,
Mr. Ralph Moor spent a part of Sat­ councilman and a member of the school
tp. 1 south, range 9 west. $4700,00. urday and Sunday at his home near Til­ board.
■or County Commissioner.
Edith Tuttle, by Sheriff. Tax deed to lamook.
He enjoys the confidence of the people
Hreby announce uivself as a candi.
E. Vi, lot 6, block 8, Tillamook City,
Prayer meeting will be held next Thurs­ of Erstern Oregon and is well and favor­
■tor County Commissioner o,i the
Ereryone should subscribe for
Ore. $8.30.
day night at the home of Grandpa Bra ably known throughout the entire state.
Kratic ticket. I am in fa vor of good Florence D. and H. D. Bryant to Simeon dy.
bis boms vapor, in order to get all
The republicans will make no mistake
■ and bridges and making the toll
Earl. 80 acres. Section 6, tp. 2
ths local nows, but to keep in touch
H. A. Chopard planted his potatoes in nominating J. H. Aitkin for state
■ free when they can lie taken care
south, range 9 west. $1000.00.
last Monday.
with the world's daily svents
treasurer.
Shout burdening the taxpayers. If James W. and Eliza Brock to Simeon I Mrs Sherese Doutzasd was calling on
should also read
, Baker City Herald. Baker County.
Republican
Candidate
for
■ nominated on the democratic
Earl. 80 acres. Section 6, tp. 2 several of her triends in this neighbor­
J.
A.
Aitkin,
Candidate*
for
the
nomi.
B I will not withdraw, but stand
Governor.
south, range 9 west. $1.00.
hood Inst Saturday.
nation for State Treasurer on the repub­
Be will of the people and my party. Wilson E. Brock nod wife to Simeon
Mrs. Roza Burba and Mrs. Lena Mc­ lican ticket, is one of the best known
Dr. Withycomb« is widely and favor-I
|
O tto W alther , Spruce.
Earl. 80 a. in section 6, tp. 2 south, Intyre have both been on the sick fist
ably known throughout the state. His
men in Oregon.
range 9 west. $1.00.
lately.
residence of nearly thirty-five yenrs has
The leading evening newspaper of
He
has
been
prominent
in
the
public
For State Treasurer.
Rollie Watson and wife to Nelson P.
Pity the poor bachelor ! J. W. Tomp­ life for many years and during that time given him a ripe experience as to the
the Pacific Ooaet, which hae com­
Wheeler. 160 acres Section 12, kins’usually smiling face wears n most
kreby announce mvself as a candi-
Las traveled quite extensively over the needs of every industrial interest. He is
plete Associated Press reports and
tp.
3
south,
range
8
west.
$1000.00
woe begone expression now adays. The state. He is considered to be one of the a champion of better markets for the
for the office of State Treasurer,
special leased - wire oervice, with
lolicit the votes of all republicans at U.S. Patent to Waller L. Pulliam. 160 ; boat did not bring his mother, so he is strongest men on the state ticket to day, products of the farm and factory, better
correspondente in important news
acres.
Section
13,
tp.
6
south,
range
still
compelled
to
wrestle
with
the
pots
roads,
open
rivers
and
improved
har
­
rimarv election, April 20th. 1906.
and being an Eastern Oregon man, his
centers and in all the cities and
9 west
and pans, as well as pups and cows.
1 only Grand Army man aspiring to
strength in this section is not questioned. bors.
te office and the only announced [ U.S. Patent to John L. Campbell. 160.96
principal towns of the Northwest.
He has been a staunch republican from
Mr J. J. Hollett.of Blaine, passed here
He is also very strong in Portland and
the time he became old enough to cast '
acres. Section 6, tp. 3 north, range | Monday on his way to and from Beaver.
slate recognizing the 1905 flat
the valley and bis friends who are work­ his first ballot. His slogan for the cam- | Portland and suburbs are covered
8 west.
y law as binding without addicion-
by a bright staff of reporters, and
Elder R. Y. Blalock preached at Blaine ing for him predict that he will .come paign is “An Honest and Fearless Per­
U.S. Patent to Fred C. Foland. 80 Inst Sunday morning, and Rev. Andrew
lislation.
formance of Public Duty, a Greater and | editorial, dramatic, society and
out with a big majority.
A ugustos C. J ennings .
acres. Section 28, tp. 3 south, range Helm in the evening.
United Oregon.’’ Thus he is in accord |
Ontario Argus, Malheur County.
with the sentiment of “A Square Deal to t special writers Saturday's edi­
9 west.
" We-have no right to judge a man.
I
John
H.
Aitkin
rd
Huntington
has
an-
Every Person and to Every Interest.” I tion consists of 26 to 2$ pages, and
Doctors Are Puzzled.
U.S. Patent to Charles W. Ooere». 160 ,
Until lie's fairly tried ;
' Bounced his candidacv for the nouiina- He believes that this sentiment should I has colored comic pages, ae well as
k remarkable recovery of Kenneth
acres. Section 25, tp. 5 south, range
pervade in tangible form all policies of
Should we not like his company.
Br, of Vanceboro. Me., is the sub-1
’ rion f»»r Suite Vreasurer on the Kepubli- our
a department for children, colored
11 west.
state government, ewfiecially so in
pf much interest to the medical I
We know the world is wide.
'
can
ticket.
This
section
of
Oregon
is
matters of taxation and for a rational i
fashion page, an interesting serial
laity and a wide circle of friends, i U.S. Patent to Samuel G. Reed. 160 Some may have faults and who has not.
entitled to recognition on the state ticket 1 rcgnlntinn of public utilities.
acres. Section 7, tp. 1 north, range '
Its of Ins case: •’Owing to severe
story and other attractive features
I)r.
Withvcotnlie
is
a
man
of
executive
'
The
old
as
well
us
young.
and no better i*» lection could tje m.tde |
■ ■nation of the Tlivosc and con- ¡
9 west.
in addition to all the news of ths
ability, of iinqtiesti triable integrity, and 1
bn of the Lungs, three doctors gave U.S. Patent to William H. Jenks 130.33 , Perhaps we may, for all we know,
! for this import Mit oilier,
if elected will give ’»n administration I day
■ to die. when, as a last resort. I
Have fifty to their one.” (Selected)
No
man
in
Eastern
Oregon
is
held
in
I
that will be characterize«! for its Moral- j
acres. Section 33. tp. 4 north. range
pduced to try Dr. King's New Dis-
Subscription Rates: One month,
, higher esteemed than John H. Aitkin,and ity, Strength and Justice.
6 west and sections 4 and 5, tp. 3
P ami I am happy to say it saved
50 cents; throe months, $1.36; six
his
friends,
who
are
legion,
will
do
every
Fe." Cures the worst Coughs and
north, range 6 west.
Vote for Wlthyeombe, the
I am paying 7cents a pound
I Bronchitis Tonsilitis. Weak US. Patent to Alice C. Curry, 1G0
thing possibly to secure his nomination
months, $2.60; twelve months, $6.
k H larsenesa and La Grippe. Guar.
for
well
trimmed
green
hides.
Farmer’s Candidate
'» Sample copies mailed free.
Eagle Valley News, Baker County
acres. Section 17. tp. 1 north, range I
P ■’ Chas I. Clough's drug store.
We believe the above comment on
Leach’s Butcher Shop
And the Farmer’s Friend.
|°'l I1.00 Trial bottle free.
9 vest.
Re-nomination for State
Printer
Republican Primary,
April 20th.
hazhq substitute
BEST BY TEST
KILL
COUCH
"™ Dr. King’s
New Discovery
The Evening Telegram,
Portland, Oregon,