Tillamook headlight., April 05, 1906, Image 1

Vol. XVIII. No. 49
TILLAMOOK
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
APRIL 5» 1906.
$1.50 per year.
JOTTINGS.
When you want to buy or sell real Grange Opposed to Toll Roads
CRENSHAW’S PLATFORM.
estate, timber, city property, horses,
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Oretown Grange. No. 354, Tillamook | Will “Make Good” What he
cattle, or any thing of value, J. C. Bewley
Hides of all kinds bought at Cohn’s.* will be pleased to help you. He has a Comity, Ore., at its regular meeting last
Promises if Elected.
week, passed this resolution :
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Choice creamery butter 50c. at D. T. large list to select from for sale.
Whereas, the toll roads of Tillamook
Edmunds.
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When selectitg a bank with which to
In announcing myself a candidate for
Bright, sunny weather with cold and do business, inquire into the character county are a menace to the well being nomination on the republican ticket for
and
prosperity
of
the
citizens
ot
the
coun
­
and standing of its officers. More de­
frosty nights.
sheriff, I pledge the voters of Tillamook
ty ; and
Judge W. W. Conder came in on Mon­ pends upon them than the amount of
County that I will “make good” if nom­
Whereas, the County Court seem to he
capital. Many a bank of $10,000 or
day on business.
inated and elected the following pledge):
determined
to
go
beyond
their
jurisdic
­
$20,000 capital is stronger than some of
Wanted, all the green calf skins in the
If I am nominated and elect­
tion by leasing said roads on the eve of
the larger banks in the cities.
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county at Cohn's.
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election ; and
ed
I will, during my term of
A report reached us Wednesday that
Mrs. 3turgeon has another assortment
Whereas, we believe the people should office, faithfully and <mpar-
someone is circulating a campaign lie
of the latest in millinery.
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be consulted who are directly interested ;
that L. M. Alley and Henry Crenshaw
tially enforce all the laws of
Money to loan on improved farm pro­ had withdrawn. This is not the ease, and.
Whereas, we believe that it is the duty the state of Oregon so far as
Is in, direct from the four big factories of
perty.—Apply to F. R. Beals.
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for both of them are in the race until
Born, on Wednesday, to the wile of the votee are counted, and then they are of Tillamookcounty to give us free roads it is made the duty of the
as a matter of justice to the entire popu­ sheriff so to do.
Warren Vaughn, a daughter.
for the party nominee, whoever he
lace ; therefore, be it
HENRY CRENSHAW.
No shortage of feed in the county this may be.
Resolved, that we are unqualifiedly op­
year. Cohn & Co. have plenty.
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Work is progressing smoothly at the posed to the proposed lease of our roads;
More Shouiy
Shoe Styles than
McKANLASS COLORED
C. Mills, of Beaver, Tillamook county. oil well, with a night and day shift that
Resolved, that we ask the people who
uie have ever shocun before.
TROUPE.
is under the management of M. VV.Storey, love a free government and free institu­
Ore., for bargains in real estate.
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who
is
a
practical
and
experienced
hand
Don’t buy your Spring Footuuear
Born, on Tuesday, at Bay City, to the
tions to join us in our struggle to get rid Will Visit Tillamook City and
in that kind of work. The well is down of this "graft.”
wife of William Campbell, a son.
before looking at these nobby pat­
Give Three Performances.
700 feet, and those who are interested in
Signed, F. C. Varner, D. J. Dunn and
Pride of the Valley Flour reduced to
terns.
the oil company are satisfied that they A. W. Fletcher, committee.
McKanlass troupe of colored minstrels
$1 per sack for a short time at Cohn's.*
are going to strike oil, as the indications
A.
M.
Commons,
W.M.
;
Stella
Chris
­
will
arrive
on
the
steamer
SueH
Elmore
For reading matter of all kinds go to are good.
tensen, secretary.
on Friday and will give three performan­
the Tillamook Confectionery and Ba.
Republicans must be careful this
ces in this city at the opera house on
zaar.
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year to have no weak spots in the
Friday, Saturday and Monday evenings,
Candidates for Office.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cohn and daughter State ticket. One point of danger is
April 6lh, 7th and 8th. The minstrel
nnd Mrs. Olsen are expected in on the the office of State Printer, because it
The time for filing petitions bv those company comes well recommended and
steamer.
has been run so expensively. If Willis who aspire to become the regular nomi­ promises a good show, which includes
Get into the hahit of trading at Patz- 8. Duniwav is nominated, he will nees in the republican and democratic the usual Christy Minstrel features and
M f . Man : UJe’ve got that Easter
laf’s and receive a 5 per cent discount bring strength and not weakness to parties, under the new primary nominat­ laughable sketches, songs and dances.
Suit
and Hat for you—they have just
for cash.
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the ticket. He is able to go on the ing law, closed on Wednesday, and those
Do not forget the dates—Friday, April
arrived.
C. Mills will preach at Brown's school stump in any company and give his who filed petitions will bate their names 6 ; Saturday, April 7; Monday, April 9
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placed on the official ballot, to be voted at the opera house.
bouse on Saturday evening and Sunday reasons for being a Republican.
McKanlass troupe of minstrels always
at Blaine.
Some of the boys of the city made a upon by the people, and the persons re.
Go to Tillamook Confectionery and raid on ltollie W. Watson’s barrel the ceiving the highest number of votes lor giyes a good performance.
Bazaarfor candy, nuts, fruits,magazines, other night and made the “ blind pig ” offices for which they are running will
The best combination that cue
disgorge no less than 72 bottles of the become the nominees of their respective
Call For County Warrants.
books, etc.
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parties. The nominating election is on
knouu
of.
You had better be giving your Easter stuff that is making “our man’’
All warrants endorsed prior to June
Friday, April 20, the polls opening at 12
Bonnet some thought. See Mrs. Stur­ gloriously ridiculous. The boys hid the
bottles of beer under the side walks, o’clock and closing at 7. As far as we 13, 1904 will be paid on presentation,
geon about it.
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and the “blind pig” squealing so loudly areaware the republicans who entered interest ceases this 5th day of April 1906.
L. B. Ziemer returned from Wisconsin
P. W. Todd,
at the loss of his bossom friend, the boys the race did so of their own accord, with
on Wednesday, where he has been on a
County Treasurer.
The notes of the quail and grouse are
NEHALEM.
returned some of the bottles which had perhaps the exception of H. F. Good­
visit for three months.
not been tapped. This is not the first speed, who was induced to run at the
Born, on March 15 to the wife of S. heard in the wood» and flowers bloom­
Mrs. Ostrander, of Bay City, has a private “ blind pig” that mysteriously solicitation of a large number of republi­
ing everywhere. Little calves to be seen
The State Treasurership.
M. Batterson, a daughter.
loom and is prepared to do all kinds of disappeared, by any means, for the boys cans in Fairview, Bay and Hoquarton
every where, all speak the sure word
Rev. W. J. Roehmer went to Portland
Of the candidates for the office of
that spring is here. Cheese making is
rug and carpet weaving.
precincts. As the new law makes it pos­
have "caught on.”
on business last Monday to be gone two
State Treasurer there are three bank,
also in full blast at our factory.
For sale, a large quantity of filling for
weeks.
Another fatal burning accident occurr­ sible for anybody to get on the ticket, no
We are glad to note that J. Buckles
rag earpet. For price, see Mrs. S. S. ed in this city on Sunday to a child, this one can complain that they were headed ere—Messrs. Aitkin, Carter and Hoyt ;
W. E. Steel has gone to Seaside to
of the others, Mr. Ryan is County
family are improving in health.
Phelps, at the Larsen House.
work,
time by tire. The two year old son of off or did not get a square deal. Their
Judge of Clackamas County, and Ims
Hugh Rittenhouse has rented B. A. j Say, Mr. Editor, why don't everybody
The socialists will hold a convention in Dolly Buttz was left in the room, and names are before the people and each of
been for a number of years operating
mind their own business, so everybody
the
aspirants
will
have
to
rely
upon
them
­
this city on Saturday morning for the while putting paper in the cook stove its
Todd’s place on the north fork.
as a broker in county warrants, in
else could be happy ?
purpose of nominating a county ticket. clothes caught fire. The child began to selves and their merit, with the aid of
J. W. Thompson has bought F. R. j
Miss Edna Garfield spent Thursday
their personal friends, to secure the nomi­ which business he has been quite suc­ Steinhauer's place on Coal creek and
Mrs. Belle Handley have accepted a scream, but as it was thought he was
cessful, as we understand, and has ac­
with
Mrs. Martin and Lena Koch.
nations.
Each
of
the
aspirants
are
busy,
moved his family on this week.
position with the Tillamook Confection, doing that because he was left |alone, no
Miss Helen Bibhy and Miss Lena
and apart from the mud slinging of a cumulated quite a comfortable corape,
L. McFee will milk for Alex McDonald
ery and Bazaar, Todd's new building. * notice was taken of him, until another
Koch went lo the “ hub’* last week.
few individuals who wanted to create a tence. Mr. Steel, of Clackamas, was this summer.
Cohn’s big stock of Spring Dry Goods child went into the room and tried to factional fight and who are now mud- formerly in the street railway busi­
T Kingsley returned from a business
and Shoes are due here on the next boat. remove the burning clothes, which it slinging one another.the canvass is being ness in Portland, where he lived for
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
trip to Seaside Saturday.
50 cases of Men's and Ladies’ Shoes in was unabletodo. As tbeclothes burned enrried on in a friendly spirit amongst more than thirty years. He was one
The cheese factory started up Mon | The quick relief from rheumatic pains
it frizzled the flesh of the child, and so
the lot.
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of
the
parties
in
interest
in
the
build
­
afforded by Chamberlain's Pain Balm
day. W. A. Gray, from Woodland, | has surprised and delighted thousands
severely was it burned it died the same republicans.
REPUBLICANS.
ing of the Oregon City and Mt. Scott
A bat was picked up at the fetry, with
Wash., is the cheese maker.
evening.
of suffers. It makes rest and sleep
Amongst the republicans who have lines, but lost his interests in these
a numher of fish hooks in it, with the
J. Whitney will carry milk on the [ possible, A great many have been per­
Ralph W. Hoyt, who is a candidate for filed petitions are :
properties
in
the
crash
of
1898-4-5,
initials of "U. H. E.” oil the inside of
North Fork and G. R. McKimmins on manently cured of rheumatism by the
nomination for state treasurer Wn the
J oint R epresentative —A. G. Beals, since which time he has devoted liis
use of this liniment. For sale by Chas.
the hat.
the South Fork.
republican ticket, is a gentleman so well J. J. Howser, Matthew Thompson.
I. Clough’s Drug Store.
energes to the improvement and cul­
The Tillamook Confectionery and and favorably know in all parts of Ore­
Mr. Houghton's cheese factory af
C ounty J udge —H. F. Goodspeed, J. 8 tivation of his farm in Clackamas
Bazaar, Todd’s new building is the place gon that he needs no introduction at the
Balm started up Monday.
County, where he has lived for the last
Human Blood Marks.
to get your school supplies, pencil and hands of the Press. It is no wonder, Stephens, W. T. West.
The Gerald C. was in and took out a
A tale of horror was told by marks of
C lerk —G. B. Lamb.
ten years.
ink tablets.—Todd & Co.
load
of
salmon
Saturday.
then, that his friends, who are called
human blood in the home of J. W. Wil­
S heriff —H. Crenshaw, W. H. Leach,
Mr. Aitkin is a banker at Hunting­
E. H. Lane lost his little boy recently liams, a well known merchant of Bac,
The passengers who went out on the “Hoyt Boosters,“arecarryingon a lively
ton, in Baker County, where he is do­
L. M Aliev, C. S. Atkinson.
by diphtheria. Mrs. Lane is very sick, Ky. He writes : "Twenty years ago I
Sue H. Elmore on Tuesday were W. D. campaign, as the candidates arc all pro­
T reasurer —Carl Haberlach.
ing a successful business, and is well
she has spent tbe winter at the hospital had severe hemorrhages of the lungs,
Stillwill, W. R. Hollister, A. L. George, minent citizens and it is a hard tussle as
liked by his business associates, but,
and was near death when I began tak­
S urveyor —F. L. Sappington.
in Portland._______________
and G. A. and H. R. Edmunds.
to who will win the nomination. Mr.
ing Dr. King’s New Discovery. It com­
we understand, does not stand well
C oroner —W. E. Southwick.
pletely cured me and I have remained
Mr. Simmons.who made a proposition Hoyt and his friends are in the race to
LONG PRAIRIE.
C ommissioner —Geo. W. Bodyfelt, F. with the labor element. Mr. Carter
well ever since.” It cures Hemorrhages.
to give Tillamook a railroad over the win and are setting a fast pace. One Worthington, H. M. Farmer, E. E. Row­ is a banker at Ashland, in Jackson
Mr. Albert Olds is tying boxes in the Chronic Coughs, Settled Colds and Bron­
mountains, is the promoter of an electric thing can confidently lie relied upon, land, A. W. Pletcher.
chitis, and is the only known cure for
County, and, we understand, is popu­ Hobsonville mill.
line from Astoria to Nehalem.
there may be as good men for the posi­
Weak Lungs. Every hottie guaranteed
J ustice of the P eace , 2 nd D istrict . lar iu his community. Mr. Hoyt is
A. W. Phelps went to Netarts last by Chas. I. Clough, Druggist. 50c. and
Second hand bureausand commodes at tion of state treasurer, but there are -A. T. White.
cashier of the Merchants' National week.
$1.00.
Trial bottle free.
W. E. Page’s arc being sold at low down none better than Mr. Hoyt.
DEMOCRATIC.
Bank of (this city, and is well known.
M. R. Hanenkratt. C. M. Hanenkratt,
As John Kumm, whose home is at
figures. Now is the time to buy, if you
The democrats who have filed petitions Mr. Jennings does not seem to have Mr. Storey and wife have returned from
Beaver, while returning to Hadley's log­ are :
want to buy when they are cheap.
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been successful in making himself so Portland and have resumed their drill­
C ounty J udge —S. A. Brodhead.
well known as the other gentlemen ing for oil on the former’s place.
A petition has been filed with the ging camp on the Wilson river on Sun­
S heriff —C.|H. Woolle.
who aspire to the office. He lives at
A. W. Phelps is doing some building
county clerk to prevent swine from day, he was attacked l>y a large panther
T reasurer —P. W. Todd.
Eugene, in Lane County, but we are this week ; also clearing up his land.
running at large, which will have to be and had a close call of being seriously
injured or killed. In the struggle with
C ommissioner — James Christenson, not advised as to his business or oc­
Mr. Joseph Rlazier has his new resi­
voted upon at the election in June.
cupation.
dence nearly completed and will soon
Matthew Thompson and J. J. Howser. the wild beast, Kumm had no weapon to Otto Walther.
S urveyor —W. B. Smith.
Of the gentlemen named for this move intc the same. Joe, wife and
both of Blaine, and candidates for nomi­ beat off the panther until he took from
office, Mr. Steel has unquestionably a child have been stopping at Mr. Jordy’s
nation for joint representative were in his pocket a pocket knife, and with the
great advantage over any of his com­ for the past few days waiting for the
the city Wednesday in the interest ot blade of which he cut the animal across
Jury List.
the eyes. This had the effect of stopping
petitors in the fact of his extensive completion of his house.
their campaign.
the panther's attack and which allowed
personal acquaintance in every coun­
The
jury
list
for
the
April
term
of
M. R. Hanenkratt. it is reported,
The proceeds of the fireman’s dance
Kumm to get within safe distance of the i-ourt, which will convene on the 16th ty of the state, made through his re­ brought a three-year-old and a yearling
last Saturday amounted to $76. out of
infuriated animal and who hurried to was drawn as follows :
lations to the Republican party as bull from Portland. Mr. H. states that
which $18 was paid for the orchestra,
camp as quickly as possible. Kumm
chairman of the State Central Com­ they were quite sea sick en route from
Clay
Daniel,
Foley.
thus leaving a good balance to be applied
was scratched up some, and a party was
mittee in several hotly contested cam- Astoria.
P. B. C. Lucas, Blaine.
are made with
f or fire appliances.
at once organized to hunt for the pan.
paigns. The friends made in this re­
Ralph Ackley was in this neighbor­
W. C. King, Tillamook.
There is no use getting excited about ther, and with the aid of dogs it was
lation have rallied to his standard now hood. listing property one day last week.
J. F. Jenkins, Hebo.
an electric light franchise. There is soon located in the woods and shot.
that he is asking something from the
John Sheets came near getting killed
John Larsen, Bay.
nothing before the city council yet.
party which he so well and faithfully one day last week, he sloped up onto a
W. J. Craven, Fairview.
A meeting of the city council was held
What is is aiming to do is to get cheaper
served in the campaigns referred to.
Wm. Roenicke, Sandlake.
log which gave way with him, pitching
on Monday evening, when Mayor H. T.
lights. That is all.
Without belittling the pretensions forward, he struck his throat on a sharp
J. H. Holgate, Beaver.
Botts and Councilmen E. Hoag, J. P.
Nine sewing machines, in first class Allen, M. Munson, A. T. White and W.
or merits of any other gentleman. The knot, but fortunately nothing more
Theodore Kingsley, Nehalem.
condition, came in on the steamer for C. King were present. There was very
Advertiser will say that Mr. Ueo. A. serious happened than a good shaking
M. T. Chance. South Prairie.
W. E. Page, which he will sell cheap. If little business of any importance before
Steel deserves well at the hands of up, with a scratch on the hand and a
Peter Hasselborg, Tillamook.
you need a sewing machine now is the the city dads, with the exception that
the Republican party of Oregon.—The I severe scratch on the throat. A very
John Morgan, Fairview.
time to get a bargain.
I Advertiser, Portland.
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lucky escape.
8. V. Anderson, Fairview.
E. Hoag and J. P. Allen had the prefix
The government has just paid tor the of “Councilman” placed to their names
John Drake spent Sunday with his
J. J. Hollett. Blaine.
Absolutely Puro
1 parents at Tillamook.
cost in procuring the land for the life as representatives of the first and second
C. B. Wiley, Netarts.
Mrs. John Sheets, son Nicholas, and
saving station at Garibaldi, and it is ex­ wards. A. E. Lucy was appointed city
John Ek. Nehalem.
hntlsdyepeptlci may be eaten
little three-year-old daughter spent Sun­
pected that it will not be long now be­ marshal, and as well holds the position
Lewis Johnson, Fairview.
without inconvenience
day
with
W.
H.
Owen's
and
family.
fore the station is established.
Frank Wilebart, Woods.
of special policeman, street commissioner,
•ven by persona
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Bays spent Sun­
In nearly every school, especially
E. T. Lyster. Beaver.
The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on dog catcher, kid chaser, etc. W. New­
with dellcat«
the Primary Grades, are one or
day on the prairie visiting.
Fred Lowry. Carnahan.
Friday, her passenger» being A. L. Gea- comb was appointed special policeman
digestion
more pupils who do not advance
T.
J.
Gregory,
who
has
been
visiting
Guy Vaughn, South Prairie.
ger, M. W. Storey. H. L. Newman, W. K. for a special occasion. The bills allowed
as rapidly as the rest ot the class
his daughter, Mrs. Dighton, and his
F. N. Wilson, Hoquarton.
and are accused ot being dnll nr
and C. Hannenkralt, Frank Sutton and were :
granddaughter, Mrs. Mark Bay’s for the
not inclined to study. There is
C. N. Drew, Tillamook.
Water rent................ ■............. ...>72.50
wife.W. R. Hollingsworth, H. G Mouier
no doubt that a great many of
40 OO
winter, has returned to the valley, going
Job Foster, Union.
and F. 0. Wheat.
just such cases are caused by a
W H. Eberman ................... .... 13.25
Devil'« Island Torture •
out with Mr. McNamer over the Wilson
Albert Marolf, Fairview.
lack of nervous force because of
It is expected that the supreme court
Recorder's salary .................... 15.00
river route Sunday. He will make his is no worse than the terrible case of
M. Curl, Blaine.
defective vision or eve strain.
Tillamook Lumbering Co........ 77.04
Piles that afflicted mo 10 year». Then I
will reverse the decision of Judge Burnett
future home in Roseburg.
When a pair of Perfectly Fitted
John W. McKinley. Hobsonville.
Marshal's salary.................. .... 44.00
whs advised to apply Bucklen's Arnica
in the Wilson river road case, but as the
Glasses will overcome such diffi­
W. jolly......... ...................... .... 1.40
So far it is not thought that the cold Halve, and less than » box permanently
E.
T.
Haltom,
Tillamook.
conrt is several months behind, a decision
culty.
why
prevent
vour
chil-
Gen Tont* ............................ .... 2.00
cured me. writes L. S. Napier, of Ruglee.
snap did much damage to fruit in i
A. McDonald, Nehalem.
dren's future because of defective
2 00
is not expected until the previous cases
Ky. Heals all wounds, Burns and Bores
! section. Early plum and pear trees
E.
B.
Jacoby,
Bay.
vision.
....
1.40
A T White ........................
like magic. 25c. at Charles. I. C'lougb.
are disposed of. The road company did
I
now
in
full
bloom.
A.
L.
Miller,
Dolph.
....
3.80
DR.
HENRY
E.
MORRIS,
Olsen
Bld.
druggist.
Elmer Baker.........................
not file briefs with the supreme conrt.
Oar
Big Shipment
of Handsome
SHOES and
SLIPPERS
for Easter.
Peters’ Shoe Co.
HALtTOM’S
department STORE.
KIRSCHBflUM CLiOTHES.
STAR HATS.
Hol-Broads
Light and
Sweet
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
Backward io School.