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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1906)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 20, 1909 Editorial Snap Shots. WILL HAVE FOUR RAIL-1 ROADS. e fountain pen * The prospect of getting a railroad is making everybody feel good. Tillamook Country Full of Sur-! W * A veyors of Quartet of Lines Watch Tillamook crow when it gets Is Coming. the numerous railroads which are talked of being built into this county. Four railroads are beading for Tilla-1 # » * mook Bay, and all have surveyors in the j • Mr. Hammond snid he would be the vicinity. The Oregon Coast & Eastern first to build a railroad into Tillamook. has finished its field work at Tillamook A XTE have been successful in closing a special Perhaps so. But he'll have to hurry. and is working west, but two surveying » V contract with T he C onsolidated * * * What nice bright weather we had in parties of 15men each are working south F ountain P en C o ., of Brooklyn, N.Y., where Tillnmook directly Mr. Lytle mid Dr. from Seaside on the extension of the by we can present a guaranteed SOLID GOLD, Astoria & Columbia River, five or six Tamiesie pulled out of the county. When they visit us again we hope they won’t men are divided between Hay City and 1'illamook City in the interest of tlie hoodoo the weather. United Railways, and a gang of 32 men * * * Very little appears to be known as to went in yesterday for tlie Pacific Rail the intentions of the promoters ol the pro. way & Navigation Company, while an The “CELTRIC MODEL i,” posed electric road into this county, but other crew of the same size is ei> route. To every subscriber, Old or New, who sends us a The railroad war on the Coast is in full it is evident that they are not spending swing. Year’s Subscription ($1.50) and 25c. additional. money making surveys for fun. W. C. King, of Tillamook, has arrived * * * The “Celtric Model 1” compares favorably with With so many railroad propositions it in Portland for the purpose of inducing any $2.00 pen on the market to-day. The pen and is to be hoped that we Tillamookers local merchants to subscribe toward the H eadlight (for one yeai) will be forwarded im won't get bcmuddled and befuddled that rund for the purchase of 40 miles of right mediately upon receipt of $1.75. we don't know where we are at, for it is of way for the P. R. & N. E E. Lytle, beginning to befog some people already, president of the load, spent most of last kt A * week on the bay, and he proposed to rile There appears to be a good disposition Tillamook Development League that he The pen is solid gold. 14-.k fine, the stock of which is made of the best quality of hard rubber and fitted in four parts ; the amongst a number of furmer to give free be given a right of way gratis from the pen points are perfectly fitted with iridium and the feed is rights of way lor Mr. Lytle’s road. This bay to what is known on his surveys as guaranteed to flow evenlv, without leaking or blotting. The is good news, and it is to be hoped there the20-mile point, in Washington County, pens are beautifully chased as will be shown in cut next week. will be a willingness on the part of every about four miles northw est of Buxton, one to help as much as possible. the present terminus of the line. The Fountain Pen is a .Necessity of the AW* grant is to be 100 feet wide and he guar It would be a good time to gravel the antees, hacked by a sufficient bond, to Twentieth Century” Main street, for the city dads will see build and equip 15 miles of line east from The Egyptians used a split reed ; our grand that whenever there is a shower of rain Tillamook next year anil to have the road fathers a goosequill ; our fathers a steel or ordi the water remains in numerous places. connected at Buxton by December 31, As an effort was made before the fair to nary gold pen. But to-day we want 1908. clean the city up, it is to lie hoped that A canvass of the landowners interested I the mini holes won't be allowed to re is being made, About 8d signatures to main in the business streets. the agreement were received up to that dispenses with the inconvenient ink stand, A * W that does not corrode, and that is always ready Three more land conspiractors were .Saturday night, and it is expected the for use. Bears the manufacturer’s guarantee that found guilty last week in Portland, and list will contain 150 names by tonight. it is surprising that with so much dam- When the agreement has been accepted the pen is solid GOLD rj-k fine. If it does not aging evidence against them and how by both sides a bond will lie filed and prove satisfactory in every way the manufacturer nil the other cases have gone, that they actual construction work begun. One will exchange it for another. did not plead guilty and make the best force of engineers will commence at Nehalem City and head for Garibaldi, This is an unusual opportunity to secure, of a bad job. However, there is no hope for them to avoid going to Glide Sum's while the second is to start at the latter Free, a Splendid Fountain Pen direct from point and run a line to Bay City. If the penitentiary. the maker, the 25c. being for postage, etc. right of way is secured in the meantime, We still contend that the people should men and material will be rushed to the welcome and extend the glad hand to scene, and every possible impetus given Clubbing Rates, with this Handsome Fountain Pen, both Mr. Lytle mid Mr. Hammond mid the enterprise. the pen of which is Solid Gold 14-k fine, are : do all they possibly call to induce them The A. & C. forces are yet some dis to build railroads into Tillnmook as tance north of the bay, but tlie Oregon Headlight, $150 a year; Weekly Oregonian, soon as possible. Anyway, competition Coast & Eastern lias its preliminary line $1.50 a year; $2.00 Fountain Pen, all for $2.75 is a good thing and would mean more complete from Nehalem City down the Headlight, Twice-a-Week Journal and Pen - $2.75 business for both roads, for everybody beach to Tillamook, passing through knows that the immense amount of ton Garibaldi, Ilobsonville and Bay City. nage in this county will keep two rail The United Railways gang put ill tin r roads buisy for years to come. appearance on the bay during the past A * * week, and is evidently not prepared to Didn't it make the Hammond people take the field, for the men at e guests at jump directly they found out that Lytle local hnti Is, and so far w ork has been Repairs Guns, Locks, Typewriters, Keys, Bicycles and had made a proposition tostart grading confined to driving stakes on the east ¡Sewing Machines. Makes a Specialty of Plumbing. from Tillamook City. Gee! They came side df the bay.—Telegram. Repair Shop, Cpposite Alex. McNair Co. over here post haste, and although they had no proposition to offer, time will Amended the Application. tell whether they mean business or not, At the adjourned meeting of the board for being on the field first Engineer Davis Card of Thanks. is not all iwing the grass to grow under of county commissioners on Thursday, FACTS IN NATURE. to express my thanks to the I want at which County Judge Goodspeed and his feet now he has the start. It looks friends of Tillamook and Portland for Not Only Do We Get Inspiration From Commissioner Bodyfelt were present, to us t|mt Hammond's engineers will their kind sympathy and the beautiful I Nature, But Health as Well. the matter of the application of the Bay Howers and those who kindly assisted have to hurry. City Land Company for permission to ill the last sad rites < t my beloved hus For people who are run-down and nerv * * * ous, who sutler from indigestion or dys The assessed valuation of Tillamook use certain streets at Bay City and pub band. Mas W alter C B ailey . pepsia, headache, biliousness, or torpid county will be about $<>,000,000 on the lie roads for a railroad came up, and liver, coated tongue with bitter taste in Well Worth Trying. the morning and poor appetite, it be new roll, being double that of last year, was so modified that the court was will W. II. Brown, the popular pension comes necessary to turn to some tonic or when the assessment was $3,088,276. mg to grant the company one street which w ill assist Naturo of Pittsfield, Vt , says: “Next strengthener and help them to got on their feet and It does not follow, however, that mi in leading out of Bay City and to cross the attorney, to a pension, the liest thing to get is Dr. put the IsKly into its proper condition. It crease in the assessment means more tax roads in other places where it is abso King’s New Life Pills.” Ale writes: Is becoming more and more apparent that ation, for it is thought that a HI mill tax lutely necessary, and this to be done “ they keep my family in splendid Nature’s most valuable health - givin g will be sufficient. School districts should only under the jurisdiction of the county health.” Quick cure for Headache, agents are tu be found in forest plant) Constipation and Biliousness. 25c. an i roots. remember, that in levying special taxes, court. The amended agreement has been Qu a ran teed at Chas. A. Clough's Drug Nearly forty years ago. Dr. R. V. Pierce, now consulting physician to the Invalid? their districts are assessed double that ol taken under advisement by the Bay City Store. Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo last year. As the assessor will not turn Land Company, the court having agreed N. Y.. discovered that by scientifically extracting »nd combining certain medici the roll over to the county clerk until the to it. Arrivala at Allen House. nal principles from native roots, taken 1st October, it will be the middle of Di- from our American forests, he could pro Friday. — Louise McAlpin, Indepen duce NEHALEM. a medicine which was marvelously cember before it is copied and the assess dence; C. H. Wheeler, Portland. efficient in curing cases of blood disorder ed value ol each school district known. B. L. Beals drove to Tillamook Sun and liver and stomach trouble as well as Saturday.-— E. B Jacoby, Bay City ; School districts voting special tax will day to^et a load of goods. many other chronic, or lingering ail W. A. Eggers, Balm ; John Nicklaus, ments. This concentrated extract of have to wuit until then it they want the The schooner AM la will be in in a few Blaine ; E. Snider, Nehalem; A. E. Ham Nature's vitality he named "Golden Med exact figures, or they can do so before il days after a load of cheese. ical Discovery.” It purities the blood by mond, Portland. putting the stomach and liver into they so desire, for half the number of The tug Geo. R. Voaburg came in with Sunday.—T. A. McDougall and wife, healthy condition, thereby helping the mills this year will raise about the same cannery supplies on Saturday. and assimilation of food which A. Take, W. Cook, J. E. Shaw, B. digestion feeds the blood. Thereby it cures weak amount of money as last year. " e thought School started in the South Fork dis Bloom, C. Hins, B. Cummins, E. Mor stomach, indigestion, torpid liver, or bil it advisable to draw the attention of trict September 17th, Mies McAlpin, and Kindred derangements. rel, Portland; O. C Atkins and wife ; J. iousness. If you have coated tongue, with bitter school districts to this matter so that no from Independence, is the teartier. E. Dennis, Wilson. or bad taste in the morning, frequent (Miscalculation may be made. School started in the town district Tuesday.—Geo L. Davis. Harrv Hut headaches, feel weak, easily tired, stitches * * * or pain in side, hack gives out easily and September 17, Prof. G. A. Walker is the ton. Portland; Geo. L Davis, D, N. 1X1’111*8. iM’Iching of gas. constipation, or Portland ought to be much more inter teacher. irregular A mhvc T s , f(*el flashes of heat al McDonald, Portland : Justice Mercier, ested in procuring a free right of way for ternating with chilly sensations or kin L. McFee’s baby was quite sick during Oregon City ; |. A. Lipp, Sheridan. dred symptoms, they point to derange Mr. Lytle than Tillamook, mid instead the week and Dr. Smith was called in Wednesday.—G. W. Talbot. C. A. ment of your stomach, liver and kidneys, of a few business men of this city under a 11 e n da nee.__________ * Stewart. O. C. Riches, Portland; P. which the "Golden Mixdeal Discovery” taking the responsibility, it looks to us will correct mon* speedily and perma Byroin, Garibaldi. nently than any other known agent. Con Chamberlain ’ s Cough Remedy that the commercial mid business inter Thursday.—F. W. Vaille, Portland; tains no alcohol or habit-forming drugs. Acts on Nature’s Plan. ests of Portland ought to undertake at C. W. Root. Seaside ; H P. Stivet, All its ingnslienU printed in plain Eng lish on wrapper. The most successful medicines are Salem; J. O. Bozorth, Bav City. least ball the responsibility. Tillamook The sole motive for substitution is to ■s n county that is deslined to become n those that aid nature. Chamberlain's permit the dealer to make a little more Cough Remedy acts on (bis plan Take valuable "feeder" to Portland whenever it when you have a cold and it will Deafness Cannot be Cured profit. He gains; you Io. m ». Accept no sub- by local application*, as they cannot reach ti.e stitute for "Golden Medical Discovery.” a railroad is built to that city, tor a sllay the cough, relieve the lungs, aid diwiArd pot lion o.‘ the ear. Theie it» only one Constipation causes and aggravates railroad lietween the two places should expectoration, open the secretion and way to cure deafueaa. and that it» by constitu many serious dfeensm. It Is thoroughly remedies, lh*afnesN ia cauM*<l by an iu- have been built years ago, in fact. Til'a aid nature in restoring the system to a tional cured by Dr. Pierce’s Peasant Pellets. flained condition of the mucoua lining of the healthy condition. Thoussmis have Eustachian Tube When this tulx* gets inflntn One a laxative; two or three are cathartic. monk would have bad a railroad long testified to Ils supeiior excellence. Il rd you have a rumbling sound or imperfect ago if it were as close to Seattle or Ta. counteracts any tendency of a cold to heariug, and when it i* entirely closed, deafnesa the result. and un raa the intlainiuatinn ran coma as it is to Portland. Vnfortunstely result in pneumonia. Price, 25 cents. i* be taken out and this tube restored to it* nor Tillamook is probably the most neglect Large size, 50 cents. For sale by Chas mal onnlitibn, hearing will be dv'stioyed io- ever, uiue cases oat of ten a»e caused by I Clough s Drug Store. ed Coast County in regard to transpor Catarrh, which ia nothing but an inflamed con dition of the mucous suifmea tation. yet the most properous when it We will give One Hundred Dollars for any The drunken brawl at St. Paul last case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) tint can comes to population. It is no small mat Beautifully located in Portland Oregon, week w hereby a useful man. a good not be cured by Hall • Catan h Cure. Send for offers unsurpassed facilities for the cul ter for a lew business men to bind them circulars, free. ture and education of young women Special citizen was struck down by a drunken E J VHKNKY A CU., Tried©, O. selves to furnish free rights of way and opportunities m Music. Art. Languages and Liter Sold by Druggist*, "yc. biute, made so through drinking poison Take ature Weil equipped Physical and Chemical Lab Had e Family Pills for constipation. terminal grounds lietween Tillnmook sold by license, w ill cause sane people to oratories. Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet. Tha City and Buxton, in Washington Conn largest and oldest Ladies' Seminary in the Pacific think mor* serious before casting an Northwest, it enjoys a national reputation for in ty, for as soon as the bond is signed by other l«allot. A home has lieen broken parting the best physical, mental and moral train 50 responsible persons, they will hnve to ing and developing true womanhood Equip« up or several homes rather, a large bill aocially and educationally for the most exalted •y IN evr «LASS deliver the goods, no matter how much saddled on the taxpayers to foot for station Confers Academic and Collegiate I>egrees MAMIN« it ia going to cost, therefore, as the rail by State Authority. Interference with conviction« i prosecuting the ease, all that a few dol. road will benefit Portland as much as it of non A'at bo I ks is scrupulous’ v avoided. Academy Jars might be obtained from license. ideally located amid inspiring scenic advan will Tillamook, it hardly looks fair for tages Social opportunities sut h as are available This incident demonstrates the justness this county to put up all the money and in no other city on the Coast Buildings large and of the present local opik»n law in giving commodious well lighted heated and ventilatrd. do all the hnstbug._______ the taxpayers outaklo of incorporated dormitortes and private rooms supplied with all mt'dern conveniences. The institution is liberal |. C. Bewley has Timber, Farm and ’owns a voice in dsi'Hiing whether and piogres&ive without saentn mg the character Tide Land* to «ell ; also all hinds ol Hay saloons shall run »ta their previnct or : and traditions of age and achievement Terms modest Satisfactory references required. W rite foe Citv property on easy terms. Houses county, it would he taxation without announcement booklet. Board and tuition Sit® per See l>r. Henry E. Morris, be otherwise.—N I to rent. Agent tor the Farmers' Mutual • epresenlat ion to year kddrern Sairt Sapenoe. St Mary sAcadeaf Office Palace Hotel. I • I Yatulull Record. Firs Relief Aaatxiatiou, Portlaud, Ort. * PORTLAND, OREGON, U.S.A. Grand Premium Offer for Ninety Days fountain pen, A Description of the Pen. A Fountain Pen * » * I §t/\ÄRy5 A cadi w lower Hiiimul«, on the contrary, all inffi. vidualw of the same Hpecies live to very Huge Blasting Operation. nearly the same age, unless killed by Blasting operation on a large wale re violence. , cently took place at Cligwyn quarry, Some examples of remarkable longe. near < ’arnarvon. one hugh rock of 100,- viiy among animals may be cited. For 000 tons of granate being <lihplace<l. Abe instance, there is the story of the ele. rock weerned to lie lifted bodily, falling pbant Ajax, which Alexander captured in countless pieces into the pit below, at his victory over Purus. The con- i lie roar of the explosion being heard i querer affixed an insciiption to the ani- for miles. i mill and set it at liberty. Three Imndrert Tantalum Squirted Into Shape. and fifty years later Ajax is said to have The manufacturo of tantalum, one of I been fu.ind still living. But little de- the hardest metals known into sheets I Iieiidence can be placed on most stories of long life among animals. and bars is now. it is said, being prac ticed in Germany by the squirting pro Dois Iron Grow ? cess, the material in its original powdered William Murilott.au English civil en form being mixed with waler and gum gineer, writing to the London Times tragacanth and then successfully forced concerning an article ubuutthe "growth into rods und shapes desired. ,ot Iron,’* save : “ 1 huve never seen this in print 1«. Highest of Mountain Camps fore, nor have I heard the term used Dr. Bollock Workman, who has been but during an experience o( over thirty mountaineering in Kashmir, ascended a years I have fell sure that such has hem peak in the Nunkum range over 23 000 the case. Raila that have fitted swing lift high. Wi’h his wife and Italian bridges with plenty of cleuraime have guides and porters. he camped two nights had to be shortened repeatedly year after at an altitude of over 21,000 feet, this year, and only recently I have known being the highest camp ever made by an instance of a swing bridge which had mountaineers. been open for half an hour that could not be put back until some of the iron An Insect Trapper. The ant-lion, a small insect found in work had been reduced. The budge northern France, has a curious mode of had been built for some thirteen )ears getting its prey. It digs a funnel-shaped and had been opened aud closed during hole in the sand and craw Is down into it. I that time many hundreds of times. When another insect approaches the edge There is little doubt in my mind that iron of the funnel the secreted ant lion blows heated and cooled alternately does per out some dust, thus scaring the unsus manently lengthen.” pecting insect and causing it to fall into The Palisades I he funnel. Then the ant-lion eats its This uplift of volcanic matter, resting victim. on baked sandstone and inclining west SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY A New Building Material. A German inventor lias submitted to the patent office at Washington a process by which, from a mixture of magnesia and sawdust, subjected to a high temper, ature and great pressure, lie claims to be able to produce a substance that he calls "xy loluh,” or “woodstone.” It can be cut with tools, but. it is said, does not burn and will not absorb moisture. The inventor is confident that it will prove useful and valuable as a building material. American Boiler Explosions. * Comparing boiler explosions in England and the United Slates, says En gineering, Consul Halstead stated that during the twelve months ending „une 30, 19j5, there were 14 persons killed and 40 injured from British steam plant acci dents; in the United Slates 383 persons killed and 585 injured. Die number of steam boilers in the United States does not exceed l>y more than 50 per cent those in Great Britain, so that in com parison, the actual percentage is ten times as great in the United States as in England. ward at a gentle slope, presents in its riverward aspect the columnar or pali- sailed appearance that so impressed ths early voyages; n gray wall beetling from 300 to 500 feet above the tide, shagged witli trees at the summit, half buried behind a scrap of talus, that is also ver durous, At Nyack, says a writer in the Century magazine, Il bends into the am phitheater where that pretty town has nestled surges riverw ard again to form Point-no Point, and, still ascending be hind Haverstraw, reaches in High Tor a lift of 820 feet. AS the dyke extends southward also, to Bayonne, its total length is folly miles, but the l’allsades proper front the river for half that dis. talice. Starving to Death. Because her stomach was so weakened by useless drugging that she could not eat, Mrs. Mary 11. Walters, of St. Clair St., Columbus O , was literally starving lo death. She writes: ‘My stomach was so weak from useless drugs that A could nor eat, and my nerves so wrecked that A Could not sleep: ami not before A was given up to die was A induced to try Electiio Bitters; with the wonderful re sult that improvement began at once, and a complete cure followed.’’ Bei’t American Sewing Machines. Over 10,000 patents have been taken health Tome on earth. 50c. Guaranteed by Chas. I. Clough, Druggist. out. on sewing machines. American sewing machines are now sold in ever) Ship your cheese direct to country in the world, says the Shoe Trade Journal. They are used for all J. D. Agen, Seattle, Tacoma manner of purposes. for making boots or Bellingham, Wash, and- and shoes, awnings tents anil sails, and by doing so yon get the high- some of them have an 18-foot bed. Some machines are made for sewing carp, t ets price and save the middle and can sew as much carpet as 1O0 hand man’s commission seweis. They are also used to make liags, corsets, hats, cape, gloves, mittens, Did You liver Try pocketbooks, saddlery and harness. Solidified Petroleum. HARRIS'S NEW FEED AND A foreign correspondent of the depart, nient of commerce and labor writes that Prof, de Humy, a French scientist, lias invented a process by which petroleum can be converted into solid bricks as hard as anthiacite coal. Common petroleum oil, it is asserted, has been thus solidified, and the blocks in burning give off an intense beat and are slowly consumed. One ton of solid petroleum used as fusl is said to be equivalent t<> thirty tons of coal. The comparative cost of the two forms re mains to be ascertained. LIVERY BARN, If not, give him a call. Everything first-class. Second block South of P.O. W. G. HARRIS, Prop. CLOUGH'S PLAIN TEAT BISTOURY For Cutting Obstructed Teats The Stormy Equinoxes. “The popular belief that stotms more frequent about the lime of equinoxes, or when the sun crosses I he line, in March and September, receives some slight degree of sup)s>rt from the recent investigations of European sci. elitists,” states an expert of the weather bureau. “In southwestern Europe March is the stormiest month, while in the Brit, isli islands and Norway January takes the lead in that respect, but, considering Europe as a whole, it appears that storms preponderate near the seasons of the equinoxes.” Irrigation Siphon. Much interest is taken in the reeent opening of a gigantic siphon that cariie« the water of the Aragon and Catalonia irrigation canal acr.sw the Valievs of 8o«a and Rihabon.« By this means w ater M brought to more than 247.1)00 acres of land hitherto riitually liarren through lack of irrigation. The great siphon consiate of two mam lubes, five-eighths <»f a mile long, and 12 feet 5 inches in diameter, lined with steel plates 3 mil limeter* thick, bound with iron hoops and encased in concrete. The tubes bate a capacity of 77tM) gallons of water u ■ second. Longevity of Beasts One of the Smithsonian scientists Cill» attention to the fact llal the duration of the lives of the lower animals di Sen- from that of men's lires mi bring far more uniform While human beings die at all ages, bet seen tufaacy and senility, among the Illustration ihowt instrument both 0|»en for cutting an<l closed for inserting. This obstruction may be a stricture or other growth of a tumorous nature, which is often the result of the bite of a dog, a kick ora bruise caused by g“ing ♦ »ver a fence or through a dense under brush ; or the cow may have had s<»ine trouble with that quarter of her hag. and in milking and foiciiig the thickly curded milk out, a small rupture had resulted, so tlmt when the scar tissue formed. the opening became smaller. I also car ry of German silv r milking tubes, four different lengths. Improved Instruments for opening obstructeihteais without cutting. Fead Probes or Sounds. Ciough’s Drug Store. Just as Good Photo made on rainy days as sun when the shine. mcmillan Photographer, I 1 :
