Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, August 09, 1906, Image 8

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BELSHAZZAR
in Tillamook, then be is also guilty of
murdering his wife. As be was only
charged with murdering his wife in the
recent trial, does not justice demand
that he now be charged with murdering
bis wife ? Justice and public safety de­
mand it, no matter what the cost may
be, for if murderers cannot get their just
deserts after a lair trial, what is tlx
use of arresting them, anyway, and
then turning them loose.
Size up a roan’» character and it is easy
A Sacred Opera in Five Acts.
to tell what he will do under certain
For
the
past
three weeks the singers of Tillamook have been
circumstances.
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drilling hard on the sacred opera of Belshazzar, under the master
The editor of our esteemed contempo-
hand of Prof. M. E. Robinson, of Chicago.
rary has gone to the beach to recruit his
The marvel of it all is, that amateur singers can, in so short a
health. Any "blind pig»” •“ jour tent
time, be taught to sing and act their parts like professionals and ;
this summer, Rollie ?
yet this is true. Much latent talent will be brought out in this
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production, of which the general public had little or no know­
Those land fraud .conspirators whom
F. J Heney are tickling up appears to
ledge
of. In this respect the work of Heritage and Robinson will
A Mystery Solved.
be headed, not for the woods, but are
be
a
great
musical uplift for the little city by the sea.
“How to keep off periodic attacks o*
making arrangement to take board and biliousness and habitual constipation
Belshazzar will be the best and most elaborately stage^ musi­
lodgings at Uncle Sain's hostelry.
was a mystery that Dr. King s New Life cal production ever given in Tillamook.
The stage will be en­
Pills solved f«»r me,” writes John N.
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The next time we see a Tillamook nt- Pleasant, of Magnolia, Ind. The only tirely changed by draperies, rugs and Oriental settings so as to
tornev in court with his nasal organ all pills that are guaranteed to give perfect represent the King’s luxurious court in old Babylon. Each soloist
satisfaction to everybody or money re­
smeared over and indelibily beautified, funded. Only 25c. at Chas. I. Clough’s and every member of the chorus will be costumed accurately in
it will be proper to ask the judge whether Drug Stoie.
old Oriental style.
that is not contempt of court.
The various soloists have their parts well learned, but it is the
Lost,
a
Gold
P
n.
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chorus that is doing such wonderfully good work, the Creccendos
Attorney Pipes told us that if ever he
Lost, a Gold Pin, in the shape of a and Diminuendos, the light and shade, all is splendidly done.
had an editor up for murder he would do Crescent and set with Alaska nuggets,
From the hilarious Baccanalian revel to the terrible chorus of
bis level best to hang him. This is right. with the words “Nome” and “Sutton”
But the newspapers will, as usual, be the engraved on the back. A suitable reward fear when the hand-writing appears on the wall, the work of the
chorus is perfect and shows what complete master)' Prof. Robin­
first jury to try the case because the at- will be paid by Mrs. F. R. Beals.
son has over the singers at all time.
toraeys and courts are too slow for this
age of the world.
This magnificent musical production will be given at the Opera
HEMLOCK
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House
next Fridqy and Saturday evenings. Tickets are now on
wood
Mr
Blanchard
has
been
hauling
i
One newspaper man, Charles Nichell
sale
at
Clough’s Drug Store. Better secure tickets at once and
ol Jacksonville, and editor of the Demo­ for Che East Beaver cheese factory.
get first choice of seats. The following is a complete list of the
Mr. Ginn went to town Monday.
cratic Times, has been sentenced to 13
S. Moon and Ollie and Bov Woods, of singers who take part in the rendition of Belshazzar.
months in jail for some crooked business
while acting as land commissioner. The Blaine, made a trip to town last week,
C ast of C haracters .
Mrs. Beach went ,to town .Monday
muck rake don't even exempt newspaper
Belshazzar,
the
King
................
Dr. R. A. Heritage.
U.
Wooley
has
commencee
work
on
men, but weave sorry for Charley, for he
Nitocris, the Queen....................................... Miss Aleeu Petteys.
his new barn again.
was a congenial sort of a fellow.
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Oran Wallace made a short call at Daniel, the Prophet...............................................W. A. Petteys.
The toll road question has bobbed up home last week.
Hananiah...................................................... Geo. F. Zimmerman.
Mrs. V. Kinnaman is visiting her Jewish Maiden........................................................ Ellen Bewley.
again. There is but one way to settle
brothers
at
Blaine
this
week.
it, and settle it right, and that is to
E Lyster is having a new bay’ win­ High Priest of Baal............................................... W. VV. Wiley.
make all roads free and in this way open
dow put on his house, so we are in­ Lord of the Court......................................................Thos. Coates.
up the county, for we don’t think Tilla- formed.
Lady of the Court........................................ Mrs. G. A. Edmunds.
niookers are half civilized that they have
Lenord Wallace is quite sick at this Angel .......................................................... Miss Hazel McNair.
to be shut in and bottled up behind toll writing.
gates. The toll road people are not in
H. Poland and A Kinnaman took two Cyrus, King of Persia................................................. H. T. Botts.
the toll road business for’their health, loads of cheese to town Tuesday.
j Hazel McNair.
but as long as they can persuade Tilla
Miss Hattie Bixby visited Cecil Kin. Jewish Maidens
/Mary White.
mookers that they are half crazy, the naman, Monday and Tuesday.
(F. N. Wilson.
toll road “graft’’ will continue.
Ed Blum, of Pleasant Valley, passed Wise Men
/A. B. Allison.
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through our neighborhood Tuesday
There appears to be trouble brewing afternoon.
(Carrie Olson.
Queen’s Train Bearers
again on account of a number of settlers
/Nellie Chase.
on the Wilson river tearing out the toil
NETARTS
iMrs.
Howard Edmunds.
gate recently erected by John McNamer.
Arch Perry and family, and W. Sitton Jewish Maidens’ Trio
• Ella Bewley.
This is the second time the gate has been
and family, of McMinnville,are camping
(Ida E. Goyne.
torn down, so it begins to looks as if
at happy camp.
something will pop before long so as to
fMrs. Howard Edmunds.
T. C. Bays and family and party, of
bring that illegal contract more promi­
• Bertha Behrman.
Beaver, are enjoying the sea breeze at Jewish Trio
nently before the people. Is it going to
(Geo. F. Zimmerman.
Netarts.
be another case of persecution, the same
Dr. T. C. Baily and party, of Hillsboro,
.Geo. Edmunds.
ns in the Conder-Thayer40 percent, per­
are camping at happy camp.
\Geo. Zimmerman.
secution casts ?
Wm. Lum and party, of Dayton, are Daniel’s Companions
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/VV. W. Wiley.
Rollie says ; “The Tillamook Herald is camping at happy camp, and enjoying
A. B. Allison
a newspaper, not an organ ’’ As usual, the fine scenery and the good things at
Gladys
Beals.
the
sea
shore.
lie is honking again. As Rollie swiped
Mabel Edmunds.
Mrs A. VV. Severance and family and
the whole of the report of four and a half
Pages
Lillie Anderson.
days proceedings of the Hembree trial Mrs. High and Miss Lottie Freeman are
enjoying
themselves
at
the
beach.
from the Headlight and republished it
Elsie Lamb.
Ed Fitzpatrick and family are at hap*
on the first page of the Herald, Rollie
(
Hazel McNair.
would have come near telling the truth py camp.
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Ella
Bewley.
C.
A.
Robinson
and
family,
of
Port
­
if he had said the Herald was a “Second
Jewish
Quintet
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N.
C.
Stewart.
Hand” Organ. Honk ’ And here is ano land, are camping at happy camp.
I
W.
VV.
Wiley.
J.
R,
Prazer
and
party,
of
Portland,
ther proof of it. When the news of the
I H. R. Edmunds.
murder was first published Rollie copied are camping at happy camp.
E. D. Bogan and wife, of Forest
the Oregonian's report, which was writ-
G. A. Edmunds.
Gr< ve, are camping at happy camp for
ten by the Headlight man.
\A.
T. White.
Cyrus Soldiers
three or four weeks.
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)
Arthur
Reeher.
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The Aiderman bondsmen are not
Prank Trout and family are camping
’
Ralph
Hanville.
worrying. If the past is any criterion at happy cainp.
Belshazzar’s Maidens.
to go by, the whole thing will be out­
County judge Goodspeed and wife are
lawed before the attorneys lor thecoun camping at happy camp and enjoying
Nellie Chase,
Elsie Lainb,
ty get into court, unless they look alter themselves.
Lillie Anderson,
Pearl Huntsinger,
the county's interest l>etter in the future
A. C. Wirtz and family. Win. Hollen­
Mabel Edmunds,
Eva Wolf,
than they have in the past. We do not beck and family,of Mountaindale,are en.
Cladys Beals,
Zetta
Johnson,
know what the people of the county joying the sea breeze ami fine scenery
Carrie Hathaway,
Nancy Hathaway,
think about it, but it looks exceedingly and clams at Netarts,
Maggie Wilt,
Luta Kunze,
peculiar and suspicious to us that in the
D. F. Keasy and family left for their
Daisy Goodspeed,
Rosa Baker,
space of two and a half years the case is home in Portland to attend to some
Carrie Olson,
Hazel McNair,
not in court yet. Well enough might we business and then will return to Netarts
May Day,
ask again where is the county at. for it and happy camp to spend a couple of
Clara Tinnerstet.
Augusta Wist,’
looks nt present I hat the county will re­ weeks
Ida Goyne,
cover little or nothing of the Aiderman
Bertha Behrmann,
Veda
Goyne.
shortage on account of the Conder. “Make Hay While the Sun
Accompanist...........
Miss
Esther
Munson.
Shines.
”
Thayet contract.
There is a lesson in the work of the Director..........................
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.
..
.Martin
E.
Robinson.
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
We have lieen frequently accused of un­ bright sunshine may last but a day and
just criticism, esjieciallv in the heat of a lie prepares for the showers which are so
In Great Demand.
political campaign. It depends upon liable to follow. So it should Ite with
The demand for Chamberlain’s Colic. |
whose ox is being criticised. If it is the every household. Dysentery, diarrhoea Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy here has '
ami cholera morbus may attack some been so great that I have ucarcely been ,
other fellow who is getting gored, why,
XxA MAKING TV
member of the home without warning. able to keep it in stock. It baa cured
that is right, but when it strikes home, Chamberlains
REwi., - --
Colic, Cholera and caaee of dysentery here when all other ,
why, that is n cat of another color. But Diarrhoea Remedy, which is the l»est remedies failed.—F rank J ones . Pike-»
the H kaiiligiit is going to criticise, no known medicine for these diseases, ville, Ind. This remedy is for sale by |
matter who it may offend or w ho it may should always be kept at hand, as im­ Chas. I Clough’s Drug Store.
mediate treatment is necessary, and de­
please. It was legitimate criticism when lay may prove fatal. For sain by Chas.
we pointed ont to the taxpayers previous I. Cloughs Drug Store.
the election that Sheriff Woolly had lieen
Pointed Paragraph«.
drnwing extra pay for making arrests,
Nee Dr. Henry E. Morris.
which he was not legally entitled to. We
No man is as dangerous as his threats
think we are justified in making another
Office : Palace Hotel.
" hen some men have nothing to do
criticism, and. from a newspaper's stand­ they become reformers.
point, it is proper that we should do so.
If a man asks a candid opinion from
CLOl’HH'S PLAIN TEAT
Without any further comment, we wish a friend and gets it. it makes him mad.
Has Opened an up-to-date Photo
to point out the glaring difference there
Some people invariably get the worst
BISTOURY
is in the ex|>enses of taking Hembree to ol it. because they are always demand
Studio opposite the
For
Cutting
Obstructed Teats,
or from McMinnville :
ing the beat of it.
SHKXirr woolfk ' s bxpkxsk Hlt.|„
As soon as a man gets a notion that
POST OFFICE. TILLAMOOK.
Hack hire ................................. $20 00
his employer can't get along without
Sheriff Woolfe’s expenses .... .. 30 (X)
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him he is getting ready to lose his job
PORTRAITS, VIEWS, Ac
Deputy Sheriff............ ........ .. 18 (X)
There is always the danger that every
i Illustration »how, instrument both open
Total................................. «0« nn
man will become the hired mail and
for cutting and cloned for inserting.
SIIKRIEF CRKNSIIAW'S KXI'FMHK Illi.!..
every mother the hired girl to their
This obstruction may be a stricture or
Hack hire ..... ........................... ..$16 00
family.
i o*her growth of a tumorous nature.
Sheriff Crenshaw's ex (tenses .. 17 55
When a yonng man begins to make
! which is often the result of the bite of a
regular visits to a girl, how it would
dog. a kick or« bruise caused by going
Total ............................. . ..$33 5Ô
knock ont the romance il it were »aid
i over a fence or through a dense under
A difference cl......................... -.$34 4Ä
Did You Ever Try
brualnor the cow may have had some
Sheriff W nolle nmde three trip., and a« that he was calling on her to make ar-
far ns we remember <
cost the tax­ rangements for hiring a cook.—Atchison HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND 1 trouble with that quarter of her bag.
Glob«.
| and in milking and forcing the thickly
payer»
dollar», which, had Woolfe
LIVERY HARN,
• citnh-d milk out, n »mall rupture had
NOTICK TO < KTOR*.
exerciaed tbe»ame economy a» Crenihaw
resulted, so that when the »car tissue
is doing. would have been a saving of
Nonet Is HMRRY iiivSN.—That the un-
If
not,
give
him
a
call.
ha* been duly appointed Adminis­
St 03 3f. We will leave it to our readers dersixned
. lormed. the opening became smaller.
trator of the K m ate of H rnrv I. W h . cm .
to decide whether this is just or unjust deceased. hy the County Court of Tillamook Everything first-class.
Second I also cwrry of German silver milking
County. Oregon AI1 persons having claim*
1 lilies, four different lengths.
eritui»m.
against the «state of said Henry L. Wilcox,
i
block South of P.O.
are hereby required to present the same du­
Improved Instruments for opening;
Whnt it !>e»t to do with the Hembree ly verified as required by law to the under­
signed at the office of 11 T B otts attorney-
obstructeii teals without cutting.
cum ? To an** cr that question from a at-law in TillamooK Citv Orrgan within
Fend Probe» or Sound*.
months from the date of this notice
public point of view, if Hembree 1« guilty six Oated
W. G. HARRIS, Prop.
this 9th day of August. 1808
F R R kai . s .
of murdering hi» daughtir. and there
Administrator of the estate
do-i’t appenrto lx nnv doubt about that
of Henry L Wilcox deceased
Todd & Co
Carry the only exclusive line of Men’s Wenrin
Appurel in Tillamook County.
Crouse & Brandegee Clothing,
Walkover Shoes
Gordon Hats-
Utz & Dunn Shoes.
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The discount of 20 to 33a per
cent will be given on there
lines of CLOTHING FURNISHING
i GOODS, Shoes, etc., until new
i stock arrives-
TODD & CO
Tillamook.
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Near Todd’s Building.
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE
ICE CREAM
Clough's Drug Store.
4k
IN SEASON.
Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Pencils, Tablets, etc.
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
HAIR BRUSHES.
HOUSE
BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
TOOTH
BRUSHES.
Ladies’ Combs, Hairpins, Thimblesand many other articles too
numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere.
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar
The Red Front Shoe
Store
Has just received a fine stock of Shoes from Chicago,
consisting of the latest styles and best quality.
Come and see the stock of fine shoes. You are
very welcome, whether you buy or not.
Our prices are attractive to economical buyers.
We buy as fine and desirable shoes as any dealer
in a big city, and my many years of practical experi­
ence is entirely at the disposal of my customers.
I have now in stock the largest and best selected
lot of footwear in the City of Tillamook and more on
the way.
The Red Front Shoe Store is the only regular
shoe store in the city. All goods bought of me are
warranted, and will be repaired at reduced rates,
charge made for sewing rips on goods bought of me
P. F. BROWNE. SALESMAN
, to IS
ILL IT WILL COST TOO
wnte for our big FREE BICYCLE catalogue
5«
¿he most complete line of high-grade
E ’ TIRES and SUNDRIES at PRICES
other manufacturer or dealer in the world.
OO NOT BUTA BICYCLE
» Free Cats-
“ opportunity
Photographer,
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OF
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc
M c M illan ,
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Oregon
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
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Four Leaders that can’t be excelled
NO DISCOUNT ON ABOVE
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SUM PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES 2aN iX
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Will Soil
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You o Samnlo ■Ai ox glass
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NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES.
Result of 15 years experience in tire
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tvs, g t-ims.
NAILS.
TACKS
or GLASS
Notice the thick rubber trend
“A” and puncture strips “B“
and “!>,’* also rlus strip “H"
to
prevent rim cutting. This
• Tw? H“n<l,jd Thousand pairs now in «dual use Over
tire will outlast any other
Swvw«ty-fiv. Thousand
year.
nsakn—SOFT. BLASTIC and
----------- Hirt sold last ___
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LAST RIDING.
with a special quality of rubber" whietTnewXliS* *n<* easy
vrry durable and lined inside
without allowing ihZ.ir w
PT’,U* ,Bd -h^h clooea up »rn.ll puncture,
that their tire, hive only b«uS,m«d
°' '^*5" ,rrm
iurtomeL Matin«
•n ordinary tire, the
»«»on. They weigh no more than
prepared fabric on the tread That
?..br,ng K'-vn by aeveral layer, of thia, specially
or W>ft roada I. orerrom. by the patent "SaUet
I'K whe” riding on a^ihalt
Mueeaed out between the tire «nd the road
wh'ch pre-eata all air from being
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p*'r
,or •d~rtWn^±£^^‘"«1*" -«'on The regular price of th«,
of only ft So per pair. All order» shinned
• special factory pi ice to the rider
You do not pay a cent nntil you haveTxa« t,er.i*T'«rved We »hip COB on approval.
We will .117w . c*.h 4l»«^t
«««ly »• represented
IVLIL CASH WITH ORIIRK
'"i?1"» ,h* Pricr •«-"fper P*ir? 11 T™ ***
plated bra« hand pump and two^m^-iiJJ.
Wr
-end one nickel
puncture closers to be uwd in case of
IPl’p'Tnre closer, on full paid orders l these metal
at Ol B expense If
"J n«'y
Tire, to be ret.rned
Ilke inte»tional knife cuts, can
be vulcanized like any other tire.