Tillamook headlight., April 26, 1906, Image 8

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 26. 19Q6
The Republican Vote in Tillamook County on Friday.
Governor
Treasurer.
Sheriff
Commissioner.
Judge.
Printer. Into.
PRECINCTS.
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The primary election passed offquieth
is this, if there is not enough taxable THE RE PUBLICAN TICKET
Editorial Snap Shots.
in this county on Friday, the different
property in the neighborhood to keep the
aspirants, with but few exceptions, made
It is plain to see that the farmers want toll roads up, then there was not enough Gives General Satisfaction in
a clean campaign and free from person­ a farmer for county judge.
to buy them. Why not apply the same
the Connty.
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alities and mud slinging, and from what
argument to both cases ?
For the second time J. J. Howser came
we can learn the republicans are well
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The republicans of Tillamook County
Kollie R. Watson during the part few
pleased all over the county with their near landing the nomination for joint
local ticket, which is made up with well representative. Perseverance is a good weeks has published several false state nominated a good ticket on Friday and
ments regarding the Headlight man. We > every candidate should be elected, that is
known and representative citizens. The thing.
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I now challenge him to prove wherein we . if republicans will do the square thing by
above table gives the official figures for
Most everybody worked for friends in
the republican party inTillatnook county.
were kept, and who :t was that kept us, their party, for there is no sense in pre.
the primary election. That was right
from ‘’roasting” some of the aspirants. senting office after office to democrats.
The Democratic vote was :
and proper. Now let them all work for
His statements are false, for we never Every person who aspired for office was
Governor—Geo. E. Chamberlain, 99.
the republican ticket. That is right and
have nor never intend to allow anyone . given a square deal and those who did
Senator—John M. Gearin, 91.
I proper, too.
to run us. We could have published quite not succeed in obtaining a nomination
Congressman—P. A. Cochran, 12; C.
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No one need be surprised that the cases a number of items, some of them of a must submit to the will of the majority,
V. Galloway 90.
Secretary of State—T. H. Stroat, 87. in which the late Sheriff H.H.Alderman's damaging character, that were brought and the proper and nr »st manly thing
shortage are involved are held over for to us for publication,but having adopted for them to do is to turn in and help elevt
State Treasurer—f. D. Matlock, 76.
another term of court. A lot of kids a line of action, no one was successful in the republican ticket from top to bottom.
Supreme Judge—T. J. Harley, 87.
making us deviate, not even the repeated The H eadlight , during the primary
could not make a bigger muddle.
Attorney General—R. A.|Miller, 90.
attempts of Kollie W. Watson to start a election for local candidates did not in
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State Printer—J. S Tavlor, 91.
Perhaps some of the defeated aspirants factional tight in the interest of hi9 pet anv wax boost the aspirants, for each of
County judge—S. A. Brodhead, 90.
them had to stand on their own merit
*
County Commissioner—|as. Christen. feel as though political promises are like candidate.
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soap air balls. But there is this conso­
anrl their popularity with the republican
sen, 51; Otto Walthers, 35
It
was
the
people
’
s
convention
on
Fri
lation, if it can be called con8ok.tion.it
voters Now thev have made the nomi­
Sheriff—C H. Woolfe, 100,
can be figured out how much each vote day and all who wished had an oppor nation!!, the H eadlight will give the re­
Treasurer—P. W. Todd, 94.
tunity to participate. Under the new publican ticket its hearty support,and it
cost.
Surveyor—W. B. Smith, 94.
sysiein there was no packing primaries is to be hoped that ail the republicans
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Republican Central Committee.
People generally are well pleased with and conventions, nor trading, as in pre
who took part in the primary election
Union, W. R. Robedee ; Little Nestucca, the result of the primary election. It is vious years, thus knocking out the hood
will do likewise. As to the nominees on
Will Christensen ; Nehalem, Fred Zad- to be seen whether the election will pro­ lers who could buy qp delegates. Those republican ticket, we can say this with
dach ; Foley, tie, W. H. Hoskins ami ceed smoothly, as it should do, or whe­ who will not abide bv the result of the out fear of contradiction that for county
E R. Bales ; Garibaldi, J. M. Harrison ; ther the chronic knocker will still be on people’s choice of candidates, are not hi
judge, H. F. Goodspeed is a conservative
Netarts, A. M. Austin ; Tillamook, H T. the war path.
favor of this democratic way of making and level headed person, one who will
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Botts ; Hoquarton, W. H. Cooper ; Fair
nominations. The election in June will give each section of the county a “square
There is no doubt whatever, in the
view. Frank Severance ; South Prairie,
decide whether each party will stand hy
deal," and being a farmer and producer,
rninds
of
a
large
number
of
people,
that
T. Lvstrr ; Beaver, E. K. Gilbert ; Hebo,
the candidates that wer nominated on like the farmers who br .u
him out
j. C. Mills ; Dolph. F McKinley ; Blaine, Gomtspecd will be the next county judge Friday. vVe see no reason why mere
an i supported him in the primary elec­
ami
Crenshaw
the
next
sheriff,
lor
both
tie, J. J Hollett, M A. Cady, Seth Moon
should be any dissatisfaction in either tion. lie is an ideal candidate in these
and W N. liavs; Saudlake, tie, lames will draw a large number of democratic party, for having nominated their tickets
rrsprets, and not only will be receive the
votes
in
June.
Atkinson and Chas, \tkinson.
those who helped do so shonld stay with
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rm nr republican support, but will also
Democratic Central Committee
fo lie defeated at a primary election, thri party.
»me support from
noc its G.o.
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South Prairie, John Sheets ; Heaver, and a little thing like that, sliou"* not
We regret that Walter L. Tooze did H Limb, for county clerk, is another
G. W. Wallace : I illamook, C. W. Tai make any of the uiihn-kv aspirants feel not obtain the nomination for congress g«>o I man. His work in the clerk’s office
mage ; Hoquarton, f. Coates ; Union, as though thev had been covered up by man in the first district. Having
tn past two years is his best recommen
R. Aden; Nehalem, G. R. McKimmen; a big avalanche. There's »cores »*1 bet energetically for the republican party m dai ion, for it is admitted by most every-
Garibaldi, tie, L L. Smith and F. P. ter things to strive afte. than public this district for the past 20 years, he cer­ bo y that he has made an excellent clerk.
Hobson ; Fairview, tic, Sum Downs and office.
tainly was deserving of better treatment Koi sheriff, the republicans have nomin­
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L. Johnson.
The nomination of Dr. J nines Withy" at the hands of the republican partv and ated Henry Crenshaw and they should
Justices and Constables
coni be for governor on the republican it was poor gratitude on tne part of the siay with and elected him now they have
1st—Republican : Jnstice.VVm. Finley ; ticket is the best thing for the party, for republicans of the district to go against made him their candidate, and if they do
constable, S. M. Batterson, who is a ( had Geer become the nominee more or a man who lias been so loyal and true to so the law will be enforced in the interest
socialist. Democratic • B. A. Todd ; less friction would have cropped out in the party. If we may be allowed *.o ex­ <>f the people. Under these circumstances
constable, K. Scoved
the campaign. Dr. Withy com be is a press an opinion, we hope tne republicans Crenshaw is entitled to republican sup­
2nd—Republican ; |u*tice, A. T. White. clean, conservative, capable man. and his of the first district will remove the in. port. No one doubts but what Carl
3rd — Republican: | a st ice, Jos. Bixby; nominal ion will help to unite the partv justice they did Mr. Tooze on Friday at Haberiach will make an excellent trea­
constable, H. Fobimi
more than anv other aspirant, for there some future date He is certainly deserv­ surer. He has made a laige number of
Quite a number of scattering votes are is no reason why he sh«ml«i not receive ing ot some honor for the manner in friends, especially amongst the farmers,
which he has worked for the party, and on account of his connection as secretary
entered up on the official returns for dif the entire suppoit of his party.
we have no compunction whatever in with ine creamery compnnys, and hav­
terent parties lor justice ami constable in
ft tt ☆
Perhaps of nil the aspirants, none of saving, looking at the vote from a parly ing made a success that, he is undoubt*
each justice district
them jumped trom what was thought to standpoint, Mr Tcozedid not receive the edly a strong and popular candidate
Joint Representative.
be the lowest place and landed the nom­ support that hewasjustlv entitled to for amongst the farmers. F. L. Sappington
A. G. Beals carried fillaimiok county
ination on the home stretch in the last all the work. m<me\ a nd sacrifices he has tor surveyor will get his full party vote,
hv 134 votes and |. | Howser carried
tew days as George \\ . Body tel t for com­ made in behalf of the republican party and W. E. Southwick, who wants the
But such are the uncertainties in politics,
Yamhill by 109 votes, Be ih winning out
missioner. fie came out squarely to have the most active workers getting the prefix of “Coroner” before his name, is
on the narrow margin of 25 votes. The
the toll road question submitted to the worst of the <ieal sometimes
the right kind of a man to bury a demo­
vote in Yamhill was : Beals. 430 ; How
people. That settled it, and a genuine
cratic corpse. Geo. W Bodyfelt will get
str, 539 ; riiomp-on, 110.
stampede resulted in his favor. George
another term as county commissioner,
Nature’s Way Is Best. sure,
The State Ticket.
must lie getting quite a politician to hold
for having held that position, ¡with
The
function
.
’
trendhoning
and
tissne
From present indications it looks as a trump card up his sleeve so long and building plan of treating chronic, linger­ Goodspeed as judge, things will go along
though the state ticket will be made up then play it with so much success at the ing and obstinate cases of disease as pur­ proper aud smoothly.
sued by I>r. I’iorce, is following aftei
as follows •
last moment.
Nature's plan of restoring health.
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U S, Senator (short term)—Fred W.
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
Be uses natural remixlies, that Is
It will soon dawn upon the voters that extracts from native medicinal roots,
Mulky.
The quick relief from rheumatic pain,
Bro pa rod by processes wrought out by afforded by Chamberlain’^ Pain Balm
the
direct
primary
law
is
not
what
it
is
U. S. Senator—Jonathan Bourne, jr.
ho expenditure of much time and has surprised and delighted thousands
cracked
up
to
lie,
for
in
the
five
corner
money without tho use of alcohol, and
Representative—Willis C. Hawley.
race lor United States senator, every- by skillful combination in just the right of Buffers. It makes rest and sleep
Governor—James \\ it hvcombe.
proportions.
possible, A great many have been per
Secretary of State—Frank \V. Benson. ! body can now plainly see that with the
Used as Ingredients of Dr. Pierce's uianently cured of rheumatism by the
vote
so
split
up
amongst
all
the
aspi
Golden Medical Discovery, Black Cherry­ use of thia liniment. For sale by Chas.
State Treasurer—Geo. A. Steele.
rants, the one with the Ing sack who can bark. Queen’s root, Golden Seal root, I. Clough's Drug Store.
Supreme Judge—Robert Eakin.
liloodroot and Stone root, specially exert
do the most advertising and can send their influence in cases of lung, bronchial
Attorney General—A. M Crawford.
and throat trouble«, and this "Discov-
out
the
most
literature
stands
the
licit
Superintendent of Public Instruction—
Kiir " Is, therefore, a sovereign remedy I y
show. A |>erson with a limited amount for
bronchitis. Iarynp*tls. chronic coughs, 15
J. H. Ackerman.
catarrh
and kindrea ailments.
’
of
capital
cannot
ho|>e
to
succeed
with
a
Slate Printer—Willis S. Dnniwav.
The above native roots also have the , ‘
Commissioner of Labor Statistics—0 1 person with unlimited means when there strongest possible endorsement from the
are so many aspirants for senator.
leading medical writers, of all the several
r. Hoti.
sclumls of practice, for the cure not only I
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of
tho diseases namod above but also for !
The terrible calamity in San Francisco indigestion,
torpor of liver, or bilious-
I am paying 7 cents a pound and California last week did so much BOSS,
obstinate constipation, kidney and
Studio,
bladder
troubles
for well trimmed green hides. damage and caused so much loss ef life where located. and catarrh, no matter
Opposite the Poet Office.
it will he hard to estimate the loss.
You don’t have to toko Dr. Pierro's
Leach’s Butcher Shop that
It is gratifying to know, however, that say-so alano as to this; what ho claims I
ALL WORK FIRST CLASS.
his "Discovery • Is backed up by the
the whole country spontaneously and for
writings of the most eminent men lu tho
immediately responded to the call for niixilcal profession. A request by postal
«flisewBeaapafie»
or letter, addressed to Dr. R. V
help, for soon alter the earthquake, and card
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., for a little book
w hile fire was sweeping through several of extracts from eminent medical au­
thorities endorsing the ineredloma of his
sections of San Francisco, thousands of medicine«,
will bring a llttio book free
persons were exerting their energies to that is worthy of your attention If
n<<edlng
a
good,
safe, reliable remedy of
send relief to the unfortunate and des-
known comp<»UUm for the cure of almost this $60 Machine for $25
' titute.
SUUH
5UCDRS ARP NAT5.
I Flour rana.
auy old chnmlc, or lingering malady.
hi . . yio-»™.«
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hud, bill tMsrmt,* lock-
roLLOwiNC oun aucctJAe»
Dr. f’teree’s Pleasant Pellets cure eon-
•ti’eb donbl. f^l, wll.
The great hunlen of those who want ttlpatlon. One littl« "Pellet" is a rootle
Ar PMILAPeLPHIA CHICACO
thr-.ain, ahuttl«: h ..
AFW OTHtP eAPOilTIONi
to have the Neuttiern toll road» leased it laxative, and *wo a mild cathartic.
•Ulom.ilr bobbin wlbd.r
and other l.ie.iiinprav«-
The most valuable book for both men
Wt WON THt
where is the count* going to gel the few
P1" “,he *NTI-
and women is Dr. Pierre’s
IIICKE5T POSSIBLE AWARD
TRUST MACH INK. It I,
hundred dollars to Reep them in repair
Common Sense Medical Ad­
<h. aam. rnwhlne «ent,
Al INI JT.LOOIAWORLDirAI
viser. A splendid li<>*-pa|te
ever* tear. When Judge Conder want«
hr, «.king you R<0 lor. All
volume, with engravings
a<t*rhn.nt.|ro with e.rh
* J towm co
el $1.50.» of the taxpayers' money to
aaehiM. Boid tor oal,
I and colored plates. A copy,
»ft ■uh .nd n monlh.T
y
— -1 -MW*)«
paper-covensl, will be sent »rlla TINT tee troe RMTW
bur the Nestucca toll mud holes, not a
UTMMH «howia'i
bß YND
J row«»O’CAP
to
anyone
sending
21
cents
elegant hoakateoM ,<-«»• we will .hloibei
word of complaint did he then make as
In omK-ent stamp«, to pay teaaald) aa tear Ftewnki our aew CMn pl
to where the money was coming from to
the coat of mailing oalu, to
A wmk N hr « O o « w * m
Dr. R.V. Pterea lAffali N.
buy them. The logic ol the whole thing
ITK ITt Ptmat. PORTLAND. O*.
Y. Cloth-bound, U stomp«
E. F. SEIFERT
Photographer,
Tillamook, Ore
Buy on Crediti
Makes delicious hot biscuit
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins
An absolutely pure, cream of tartar powder.
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Tillamook
Headlight
and
Oregonian,