Tillamook headlight., October 25, 1906, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 25
Commencing, MONDAY, October 29
Closing, SATURDAY, Nov. 3.
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LADIES’,
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MISSES and CHILDREN'S
and JVIisses Dress Skirts.
Children’s purs.
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COATS
fl Large Stock to Select from
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One lot Men’s Leather Boots, in sizes 6 to 7, at
$.13 per pair.
One lot Men’s Regular 35.00 Leather Boots, size 6
to 8, at 33.25 per pair.
One lot Men’s Hip Rubber Boots in sizes 5 to 7
at 33.89 per pair.
you
On all Men’s and Boy’s Sweaters, we will give
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a discount of 20 per cent, on the dollar during
this sale.
On this week's steamer we will receive our third
shipment of Ladies’ Hats.
It will pay you to
look this line over before purchasing elsewhere
About 350 yards of Dress Goods in Black and
Colors.
Come to the Store any day this week, price any of
the above articles you wish and we will sell it to
von during the sale week at 80c. on the dollar.
During the week’s sale we will sell one line of
Men’s Extra Heavy Wool Pants at32.00 perpair.
A broken line of Men’s Low Logger’s wood pegged,
topped soles, sizes 6 and 6|, only at 32.89 per pr.
One line Men’s All Wool Underwear, natural gray,
at 31.89 per suit.
One lot of about 500 yds. Light Sheeting,at 4c. yd.
CARL PATZLAF, the LITTLE STORE
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Oregon, doubling its output soon aft r from the service, the sinews of railway and make blood inonev on account of wo­ WILL
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the ndventofa railroad.
building being lacking ’’ It is a common man’s fallen condition,harbor young men,
SOUTH TO YAQUINA
The Wilson River Road Company can
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sajing that money talks, but it looks to and have a lot of hoodlums, dead beats,
The Star of Chile, which was issued nt us that somebody must have dropped a drunks, soaks and grafters, to do their
get all the lawiug it wants from now on.
It has blurted, fooled noil hoodwinked Valparaiso after the terrible earthquake big wad of it as well as a tremendous business,and who often undertake to run Astoria & Columbia River
there, which did an enormous amount lot of ’’hot air’’ talk.
the people long enough,
politics or a town in the interest of the Railroad will Build Through
of damage, Ims been received he:e giving
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saloon keeper. This is no new picture
Tillamook.
It looks as though the next state legis ■in account of the awful destruction, but
Now that Tillamook County is to that we have drawn. The people saw
lature will pass a law whereby county there is one paragraph in the newspaper emerge from its isolated, bottled-up con saloons of that description in Tillamook i
Tuesday's Oregonian.
treasurers will become tax collectors. which shows that the earthquake was dition, hundreds of openings present Citv, and experimenting with these dens
Not only is the Astoria & Columbia
We think thi i is p. move ill the right dir­ expected, which we give below ;
themselves to capital and enterprise, as of vice, are now forced to array them­
ection, for bv that arrangement it will
A well known firm in the citv had the transportation problem is soon selves together against the b id effect they River Railroad going to extend its main
give the sherifl more time to hunt up and l contracted for a large electric plant to to be solved. It will be in ma.iiifactur- bring about. What is true of Tillamook line from Seaside to Tillamook, but a
be forwarded from Berlin, to arrive this
arrest law breakers.
month. The Berlin tirm declined to ful ■ ing that large fortunes will be made, and in this respect is true of most every city number of feeders are to be built into the
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til the order on lhe ground that the Her no doubt real estate transactions will and hamlet in Oregon. People who are coast country that will develop the fer­
We wonder whether the committee o< Im Observatory had fortold that during help to increase the wealth of some peo­
inclined to criticise 1 he local option law tile valleys of that region that are now
the Tillamook Development League, liav. the month of August there would be i ple. It is not to be surprised at then that
and oppose it in every manner possible, shut off from the outside world because
ing the matter of selecting pictures for an violent seismic disturbances in the zone people on the outside are looking in this
comprising Valparaiso. The Observa­
ha J better look on the moral phase of of the complete lack of transportation.
illustrated edition, have obtained good tory here also fixed the date when we direction for in vest mens, tor all admit
At meetings of stockholders and di­
the question, for it is the lawless,
pictures of the toll gates and the partits should expect trouble, but all passed un­ that the many resources whichcan be <1e
rectors
ot lhe Astoria & Columbia
criminal class that is found hanging
who have been at the bottom ot the toll heeded. It is hard to make the mail on Veloped in this county is going to create
around saloons. Hence the reason that River Railroad yesterday at the Port­
the
street
believe
that
our
planet
is
af
road gruft for so many years?
a large manufacturing center. Those people are opposed to saloons.
land offices, the building of a number of
tected by other terrestrial bodies,
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who are on the ground floor have the
extensions was authorized in addition
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Jack Matthews (alias Morgan while in
to the mileage announced some time ago
The Pacific Slates Telephone Company situation well in sight, but outsiders will
Tillamook), whose salary was cut off
Academy Snap Shots.
bv President Hammond himself, These
will have a monopoly of the telephone come io and start up successful industries.
while serving as United States marshal,
leeder lines will total not less than 150
business in this city after the first of the The Headlight has been conservative in
has been rusticating since the summer at
Sister M. Agnes, who has been quite miles.
month. Well, this won’t be the first recent years, and it had to be as long as
Garibaldi ami Nehalem with his •‘nieces’’
monopoly the people of this county have the cra.isprtation question remained ill, is speedily recovering and intends to I From the main line to Tillamook, j
took their departure this week. It does
had to buck upagainst and be a slave to, unsolved. It can now point to Tillamook take up class work next Monday.
branches will lx built up both forks ol I
beat the band how men will get off
Last week Sister M. Vincent received I the Nehalem River to their sources. This
by long odd. They have had their eye county as a splendid field for investment
into nooks and corner with gratis wid­
teeth drawn before, and is being drawn and industrial enterprise, which is.now I her new violin and is quite elated over was definitely determined at the meeting
ows and palm them off as nieces. It is a
now in some instances by the monopoly open to investigation. The field is large it. She has a music class of twenty- yesterday, and the officials of the road
good thing that Jack has gone, and gone
octopus, so there is this consolation that and the resources of lhe country are ex­ two pupils.
voted to proceed with the construction
to stay away, for people caught op to a
Last Fridav the pupils rendered a short of these branches as soon as deemed ad­
it it won't come ns a surprise or a new ceedingly num*rous, therefore, it is not
man of his age camping out for art long a
thing to run up against another mono­ to lx wondered at that the advent of a program of recitals, solos, and reading visable.
time with two young sweet—well, his
poly. But, then, let’s prav for another railroad into Tillamook has set every selections. It was enjoyed bv all present. ' The contintation of the main line from
“nieces.”
Key. Father De Roo paid us a short Tillamook to Newport was also author­
long
distance line. We do not presume thing on the jump, for this country is
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visit. He spoke n few words to us ; ized. This line has been contempleted
that
the
Pacific
States
line
into
Tilla
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sure
to
make
a
big
jump
in
population
Dairy and Food Commissioner Bailey
dwelling upon the advantage of learning
tor some time, and has been predicted
thinks that the dairy output of Tilla­ mook has paid a very big dividend, but and commerce from now on.
German, the necessity of arithmetic and since I’residend Hammond announced
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mook county will increase 10 per cent, ns the business sagacity of the company
There is r.o denying the fact that local also of history. He said that no peison his intention to build down the coast
hut the Headlight man differs with the thought it awlully wise to build across
was accomplished and prepared for so­ from Seaside to Tillamook. It seemed
state commissioner and makes the con the Coast range, where there is little or option is making wonderful headway in
ciety without knowing history.
no
business,
and
neglect
the
stretch
of
Oregon,
or,
to
be
more
correct,
there
is
a
, the natural inference that the gap he-
aervative prediction that in a few Tears
A party of girls have organized a
years the dairy product of Tillamook country Ixtwcen Tillamook City and stronger anti-saloou sentiment in the
( tween Tillamook and Yiquina Bay
nameless lodge and have a meeting every
’ would be closed up to connect the Astoria
will double itself. Of course the state Sheridan, which is more or less settled up state than ever before, and. not only so.
noon and recess. Last Thursday noon . Columbia
the
whole
distance,
it
is
natural
to
sup
but
it
looks
as
if
it
will
become
a
strong
commission ought to know, for he has
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paid Tillamook county several Hying posed that the patrons of the line wil| factor in future elections. What is the I they prepared a banquet of apples which «rvallis & Eastern, the other Ham-
they
intended
to
enjoy
at
recess
;
but
the
•
mond
roa^l.
reason of this anti-saloon sentiment and
visits in his officiai capacity, whereas we have to pay the fiddler.
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lodge
members
were
naughty
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during
yesterday,
there is no longer any doubt
why
is
it
spreading
from
county
to
conn
are right here and ought to know, too,
The Oregon Coast A Eastern Railroad ty. with the people supporting it ? Is it , school time, hence were detained at re , about the building
somewhat what the increase will lie now
of the connection
that the country is just beginning to is another "hot air” railroad, which was because there is less drinking and more ( cess, and the rest of cs had lull benefit with the C & E.
to give Tillamook county railroad con­ prohibitionists ? No. Well, then, who of the banquet.
develop.
Meetings of both stockholders and
nections. to give up the ghost. It ought is the reason ? The principle one is this ; j ('or croquet set is expected on •be directors were necessary vesterdnr
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We would like to suggest to State i to lx given a decent burial, for it is pro­ People see crime and lawlessness on the next boat. We hope it will not lx de- amend ■ the
■ charter ot the Astoria
Diiry and Food Commissioner Bailey bably the Inst of the numerous railroads increase, and they see also that saloons, laved verJ' bmg.
Columbia River Railroad, so as to per­
that hie annual report contain the that would build into Tillamook, sure— for tlx most part, are incubators, manti
mit the building of the additional mile-
NEHALEM.
amount of butter and cheese imported but didn't. This is what the Oregonian facturing criminals out of young men of I
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The original charter contemplat-
into Oregon every year. We have been | had to say about it : “The Oregon Coast respectable parentage. Instead of lifting
F. R Beals was up from Tillamook
"'"‘"on of the Astoria Jk
— Qoli
,-lum-
fit
Eastern
is,
according
to
common
re
informed by parties who claim to know
up, and elevating the rising generation,
| bia River Railroad to Tillamook, and no
Sunday.
that Oregon imports as much hutter port, a myth. What little pretensions ’ it is plain to see that a large number of
additional authority was necessary to
Geo. Ludtke is home from tlx Colum­
and cheese as it manufactures to supply it has had in the past to a bona fide rail- 1 people in Oregon are now under the im­
permit this construction.
However,
bia
river
ivhere
he
has
been
at
work
the
the home consumption. .Also another road project have fallen from it. The pression that saloons are the cause of so
this was not the case with the branches
statement ia made by those who come in company is now without a secretary, I much crime and lawlessness. And in this past summer.
up the Nehalem, nor with the building
contact with tlx situation commercially the reason for tlx desertion of the re. > respect the people hare arrived at a right
Jeff Wallace passed through with a of a line to Yaquina.
that if Oregon would produce three times coids bv the former official being tip fail. I ’ conclusion and want toremove the cause. band ol beef cattle on his wav to Astoria
The construction of these branches
the amount of dairy products annually ure ot the company to pay the accom . It is a well known fact that most' saloon Monday.
will mean the development of a country
panying
salary.
The
engineers
who
have
there would still be a good market and
keepers will not obey the law, only when
The iron for the Southfork bridge is that has long been" isolated. The Ne'
demand for Oregon's dairy ontput. The . : been in the employ of the road, aad who they have to. They allow gambling, run loaded on the Del?------- ‘
“ is known tn be one of the
i at Astoria, the cap- hah m Valley
state commissioner can bank on Tilla- i | have Ixen at work on the defiles of the I tables themselves tor the porposc ot tain of the boat hl
I
a
quit
and
why
did
he
meet
fertile
districts
■cis ia
in the
me state
state, and
and all
all ■
■nook, tlx leading dairying county in j I Coast mountains, have been discharged I robbing their customers, keep prostitutes quit at such a crit1 bal time » $ $
jit needs is rail transportation. Other i
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branches to tap the long neglected coast
countiy will follow these already order­
ed.
The fact that a special meeting wai
called to authorize the necessary change«
in the charter to permit of the construe«
lion of this mileage is proof that active
Heps are to be taken toward building
the new lines at once.
Caution I
Persons when traveling should ei**
rise care in the use of drinking
As a safeguard it is urged that everf
I raveler secure a hottie of Cbin»l*n«w*
Colic» Cholera and Diarrhoea Ren*1!
before leaving home, to be carrion
I Im hand luggage. This nisy po”'"
distressing sickness ami annoylny <*“J-
For sal« by Chas. I. Clough* 1**»
Store.
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Jn a speech at Buffalo Mr. Hit
used this language in referring toJw
Alton B Parker: “ I am »I»*1 wel“W
driven thia political ccckroach fl—
undei the sink into the laundry
the soiled clothes are "ashed d
corporation establishment acr-ou*^
way.” -It will not be believed—
monstrated that any respecfsH*tRfS
in New York approves this sort of
ship.
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