Tillamook headlight., January 24, 1907, Image 1

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>1.50 per year
TILLAMOOK, OREGON, JANUARY 24. 1907
at an elevation of a little over 1.000 feet,
i ' the annual rainfall is over 13) inches.
Another section with large rainfall ex-
Watch this Space for New Kargaiim Every week
tendes along the west slope of the Cas­
cades mountains, beginning in Multno­ I
No. 65 —160 acres of land at Beaver. 90 acres creek bottom land, all in gras*. mah county and running south nearly
„ 35 acres meadow. Farm in well watered by creeks and only ,l4
i0 acres rolling
mile to school and post office. G< mh I two story eight-room house and two barns to Marion county. There the rainfall
and cheese factory, all uf w hlch is equipped with water piped from a mountain i amounts to slightly over 90 inches annu-
spring with exet lie. t powrer. 20 head of go >d milch cows, 7 head of hogs, to­ - ally. There is also a small area in the
gether wiih farm implements consisting of mower, rake, plow and several other not th western portion of Curry county
Hmall farm implements go with the place. All for $6000 including everything on
where the percipitalion amounts to a
easy terms. This place is only on the market for a few days.
little over 90 inches. Over the greater
portion of the Willamette valley the
rainfall is less than 50 inches, and in
aouthern Oregon it is less than 35 inches
being only 20 inches at Ashland, which
is in a prominent fruitgrowing section
JOTTINGS
Men’s and Boy’s Hats at of
TILLAMOOK
the state.
Ralph Ackley, Tillamook Real Estate
Don’t forget to go to Homer
Mason’s and see the bargains
in Men’s and Boy’s Clothing.
H. T. Botts, for abstracts.
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Dr. Henry E. Morris, eye specialist. ♦
Japanese ware for ’Xmas at Kiug &
Mis.
A. Zimmerman was down from Ne
halem.
Louis Glaser came in from Astoria
last week.
You can get stumping powder now at
King & Mills.
W. A. Gray, of Nehalem, was in the
city ou luesday.
A. L. Anderson, of Portland, was in
the city on Sunday.
J J. Hollett and wife were in from
Blaine on Wednesday.
McMillan, the photographer, makes up
to date photographs.
L. E. Whiteman, of Cloverdale, was
in the city on Tuesday.
L. N. Sandoz and wife were in the city
from Beaver on Wednesday.
Harris will feed your team hay and
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keep them over night for 50c.
For sale, a trio of full blooded Black
I ino reas. Apply to Albert Mason.
For sale. Bay City hotel, price $2,500.
pply to D. W. Rhoades, Bay City.
For sale, a horse mid colt, two years
Apply to Mrs. Branch, Fairview.
H. J. Gregory and T. E Alexander of
urtlaud, were in the city on Wednesday.
That stock of hardware at King &
ills is getting more complete every
ranted, a few choice timber claims,
which will pay good price.—F. R.
erbert Parsons has been employed to
1 the Boring school, in Clackamas
ev. Dr Baird will preach at Bav City
Sunday morning mid in this city in
evening.
et into the habit of trading at Pntz-
s and receive a 5 per cent discount
cash.
Homer Mason’s for age.
Mrs. Arthur Beals left on the steamer .
to visit relatives in Pennsylvania, to bv
gone several months.
Wanted Timber Claims.—I will pay
cash for Timber. Don’t sell without first
seeing me. Ralph Ackley.
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Eighth grade examinations are being
held in about twenty of the schools in
the county today and to-morrow.
J. C. Bewley, real estate and rentals
List your Timber, Farm and City Pro­
perty ata reasonable price with me and
I will sell it and guarantee you satisfac­
tion.
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Wanted, one or more good homestead
relinquishments. State price, location
and amount of timber in first letter. J.
S. Wheeler, 15 Raleigh Building, Port­
land, Ore.
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The revival services at the United
Brethren church are still being conduct­
ed by Rev. N.J. Crawford, the pastor
Rev. F. II. Neff is expected in at any
time tn assist at these meetings.
Mayor Botts, Councilmen King and
Munson, and Recorder Holden and City
Marshal Huntsinger, could not do busi­
ness Monday, lacking one councilman,
so adjourned to meet next Monday.
As the railroad committee will have
to pay over about $4,000 in the next
few days for rights of way, those who
have not paid the 25 per cent assessment
to Assesssr A. M. Hare should do so at
once.
Services at the Adventist Church.
Sabbath, Jan. 26. Sabbath school at
10.30 a.m. Preaching 1130, subject,
“The United States in Prophesy.’* All
are cordially invited.—C, L. Butterfield,
Pastor.
Tracy Elliott filed a complaint in the
justice court against Basil Mapes and
Roe McFall on a charge of trespass and
hunting on the Elliott estate. Mapes
pleaded guilty and Justice White fined
him $5, but McFall decided to stand
trial.
The passengers who went out on the
steamer Sue II. Elmore this morning
were : Mrs. F. Fowler, A F. McIntyre
and family, Chas. Johnson and family,
Henry Christensen, Mary Christensen.
Ester Lattie, T< m Price. Mrs. Cooper,
M. A. Pel in er, Maud Sturgeon, C. F.
Taylor, W O. Chase, W, Boss. Wm.
Bomburg, Sam Scl.nitzer, Rev. Zepf,
Sam McSkibby, H. J. Greggory. Mrs. A.
Beals. John Baker, Geo Biddletnan.
Ex-City Marshal E. A. Edwards’
house was broken into Monday night
and $70’ stolen from Mr. Edwards'
pockets. He had been nursing his wife,
who is quite sick, and having lost a good
deal of sleep, laid down on the bed late
at night and went to sleep for two
hours. When he awoke he went to his
pants pockets for a chew of tobacco,
which was hanging behind the door,
when he found that his wad of $70 had
disappeared. It was his intent'on to
have put it in the hank the previous day
but was not down town.
nother report is circulated that J J.
I has bought the Astoria & Columbia
er R R.
ngineer C. W. Root, of the Astoria
olumbia River R.R., was in the city
uesdav.
hy leave your horses in the rain
n vou can tie them in Harris’ Tie
•
lor 10 cts.
m't forget to stop at Harris’ Feed
n, the cheapest place in the city to
your team.
teachers' examination for county
state papers will commence on Feb
ed a
nd will continue for four days,
nd S
le subject of the sermon next Sun
evening is “Half Baked Cakes,’’
:tory.
The tug Geo. R. Vosburg has been put
e Christian Church. A cordial invi-
into commission again, and will tow for
n is extend« d to everybody.
ock a
the Miami Lumber Company, which is
made
the name of the company which bought
the saw mill at Hobsonville. who have
kip-
three lumber schooners of their own
Jlltiot jj
which will carry lumber from here to
l-.irtntW
San Francisco. Captain Dodge is in
the W
command of th* Vosburg, and while
outside towing in one of the schoonets,
the Queen, on Sunday, the cable broke,
nt K
and the weather being rough he had to
leave her and the captain brought the
h's
It is always flattering
tu^ to this city in the evening. The tug
to a store to have many
was outside today, but unable to find
regular customers. Peo­
the schooner.
A Store With
REGULAR
CUSTOMERS
ple who come again and
again must have confi-
str<® dence.
iish in -■
A large percentage of
our business conies from
regular customers who
¡trade here year in and
vantage«. year out. They know
>ur methods are right
Tilla
nd that they will always
used as we would like
rest i»
o be were we the buyer
ustead of seller. Why
.0 exa
ot make this your reg-
lar trading place for
Pore
rugs and medicines.
CLOUGH
HE RELIABLE DRUGGIST )
Another serious defect in the building
of the new court house, and which might
have caused a most serious accident,was
discovered in the sheriff’s office Mondav.
The chimney from the boiler in the base­
ment runs through the sheriff's office,
and this had cracked on two sides about
a quarter of an inch and began bulging
out, and with the heavy weight above,
lit was thought that the entire chimney
might crash down throught the build­
ing. To prevent this, four heavy bands
were ma<le and the chimney drawn part-
I ly together again, holes having to be cut
through the wall into the prison to get
the iron bars through which were used
to keep the chimney entact.
Over a large portion of the central
, part o« tlie state the annual rainfall is
lees than 10 incites, while in Tillamook
c°un*y, on west slope of the coast range
Editorial Snap Shots.
as we have previously said, whose ox is
being gored. Rollie “roasted” a friend
The snap shot mas proved his point when there was no occnsi< n to do so, for
that Rollie wanted a black mailt r for Mr. Lamb had made a good public ser­
county judge.
vant, and, like a good many other per­
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sons who cannot stand Rollie’8 bom-
There must have been a cleaning out of basity, dropped him cold.
the bank vault with the edition of the
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Independent which was suppressed.
In ti e state legislature on Tuesday
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Tillamook City isgetting safe and sane Fred W. Mulkey was elected U. S
on the question of the enforcement of the Senator for the short term and Jonatl an
law. Good. The spirit of progress is in Bourne, Jr., for the long term. If Sena
tor Bourne is as active and energetic for
the air.
the state hs he was in securing the nomi­
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Chapter I.—Is there any truth in the nation he ought to make a good Senator
report that there was a $10,000 graft in for Oregon.
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the construction of the city waler
Representative
Beals
is going to turn
system ?
out a good legislator,for hisbill to ascer­
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v Bills introduced by Beals.
The lawbreakers say they enn’t get tain the amount of timber on each Vi
Besides the bill to ascertain the
justice any more in Tillamook. This is section is a more in the right direction.
amount ot timber on eacli quarter
really too bad, for it is now more diffi­ The bill might be improved in this re­
section Representative Beals introduced
spect, that whenever there is a doubt as
cult to get men to hold up juries.
the following bills :
to the accuracy of the amount of timber
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For protection of salmon in Tillamook
on any quarter section, the assessor
Bill
Smith
is
an
object
of
pity
and
Hay and its tributaries, closed season
ought to be empowered to employ a re­
March 20th to July 15th and from compassion, for it is generally know liable cruiser.
There is no doubt but
March 20th to December 10th, above that he has not been right in his upper what the correct way would be for the
crust.
Please
don't
Igugh
at
bis
ravings.
specified points in Main river. Kilchis,
countv to have the timber cruised, but
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Wilson. Trask, Tillamook.
as this would entail considerable time
We wish to call the attention of the
For cheese and dairy insiiector of Till­
and a large outlay of money, we think,
amook County, appointed by the Stale taxpay ers to this fact, that Sheriff Cren­ when everything is taken into consider­
Dairy Commissioner; salary $1500 a shaw will not put in bills and draw­ ation, that Representative Beals’bill will
year, and appropriating $2300 annually. down double pay for making arrest., the accomplish what is desired if the timber
To conqiel all corporations to list tlieir same as his democratic predecessor had owners will give a correct estimate of
property with the county assessor of done.
the amount of timber there is on their
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that amount of taxes can be secured. A
land, the same as the farmers and dairy­
Sheriff
Crenshaw
made
another
raid
repeal act.
men have to give in of the improvements
this
week.
He
fuund
out
that
Rollie
To require license by domestic and
and
stock upon their places.
foreign corporations doing business in was going to publish some libelous
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matter
about
linn,
and.sivooped
down
the state.
One of the bootleggers was button­
For the paying of 10 per cent of all on the office and made Oak Nolan and
holed bv the government official and a
fees from the sale of spirits, malted and Rollie "craw fl.li."
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colloquy similar to this took place :
otherwise, to the state treasurer.
Rollie W. Watson, who wanted to be
“Have you a government license ?”
For the increase of poll tax from $3 to
mayor ; Bill Smith, who wanted to be
“No.”
$4 per annum
county surveyor ; and Oak Nolan, who
“U hen did you commence selling whis­
wauled to be county judge, all of whom key ?”
Academy Snap Shots
were turned downand repudiated by the
“I’ve not sold any whiskey !”
Miss Rachel Fletchall was absent from people, makes a trinity of blackmail, in­
“Were you not found guilty for selling
school Monday and Tuesday of Jast sanity and bombasity.
whiskey ?”
week.
“Yrs ; but I’ve not sold or had any
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Rev. Father LeMiller has promised to
When the local option law was voted whiskey.”
give the pupils of the Academy gold into effect in Tillamook county the at­
“That is strange,” said the government
medals for conduct, deportment excel­ torney lor the saloon keepers was going man, taking a little book from his
lence, composition and shorthand. They to knock it to smithereens on technicali­ pocket, “Wasn’t two cases of whiskey
will be given at the close of school.
ties. It turned out to be a fizzle, for the shipped to you on a certain date, and
Last Thursday afternoon at two technicalities were only raised to defeat yet you say you never had whiskey ?’’
o’clock the pupils were permitted to go the will of the |>eople. New technkalities
‘‘Oh ! oh I” stammered out the boot
coasting on the hill back of Goodspeed’s, are now to be raised with a view to clear, legger, finding that he had been caught
two of the Sisters accompanying them ing some of those who were found guilty and was in a bad fix, "I had forgotten
to see that they kept out of mischief. of violating this law. It is time that about that.”
We had a fine time for about an hour, we hud more justice and less technicali­
He forthwith paid the government
when the gentleman who has the place ties and quilmling in our justice and cir­ license.
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rented, through some misunderstanding, cuit courts.
The Headlight mail is glad, and even
thought we had done some damage, and
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said we were trespassing. As it was near­
From a broad guage point of view proud, to belong to what is called the
ly four o’clock we decided to go home.
the recent round up of law breakers in court house or republican ring, for it
Nick had quite a time the last few Tillamook City, those who gave Sheriff stands for something. It stands for
days trying co straighten out his books Crenshaw their moral and financial sup. decency and order. It stands for the en.
We have all decided to profit bj’ his late port, are deserving of a word of forcemeat of the laws. It stands for good
experience, and not get “muddled up.’’ commendation in their effort to make government ill county and city affairs.
Bet ween Nick’s check-book and Edwin’s this a clean, respectable and law abiding It stands for clean men in public office,
balance sheets the Sister is kept busy.
citv where citizenscan do their trading. inen with clean characters to conduct
Mrs. Sheets and her little daughter The law abiding citizens,who are for the public business, It stands for the moral
were pleasant visitors last week.
enforcement ol the law, are the iriends uplifting of the community, It stands
Theresa Durrer and Mildred Phelps of Tillamook City, while, on the othet for purity in the home life and a defend-
are on the sick list.
hand, those who have been constantly er of the wife and family. It stands for
better environments in the city and
violating the law are the opposite.
countv for the young and rising genera­
FAIRVIEW.
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tion. There are many other things that
The Oregon Mist, heretofore a republi­ this "ring" stands for. Now for a few
Miss Vida Rodgers visited with Evan
Ross and attended the literary society can newspaper at St. Helens, announces things which it is opposed to and which
last Saturday night. Every body must that it will lie independent in local poli­ it has fought. It was opposed to the
come to the next entertainment given by tics in future. An independent news county warrants "graft" of shading
the literary society as they will give the paper nfay sound good, and as there is a them five, ten, twenty and even filly per
old maid’s convention, and it will create tendency amongst editors to be more cent by the saloon ring. They are now
an unusual amount of laughter. It will independent, but still for all that the worth 100 cents on the dollar. It was
be given Feb. 2nd, there will be a small reading public prefer a newspaper, no opposed to the gambling graft and put
matter what its politics, that is on one the White Corner out of business. It was
admittance fee to help defray expenses.
A great many of the farmers are tak­ side of the fence or the other. Some per­ opposed to saloons which violated the
ing advantage of these few days of good sons think that the country newspapers law, and put them out ofbusiness.lt
weather and are'plowing and running I ought to cut politics out. yet we notice was opposed to a person being " skin­
this that when an election comes round ned’’ when he wanted to borrow a little
the manure spreaders.
Mr. Rudolph Kunze was elected mar­ they admire a strong party newspaper money to do some improvements on his
shal for the literary society to keep everv and have no use for independent sheets farm or buy more property, and brought
body quiet. Now I believe that he should without any backbone.
about a condition of affairs where citi
assist the ladies in keeping their babies
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zens can get a ' square deal" and where
quiet and not put in so much time with
It is not necessary for the Headlight they will not be fleeced. It was oppos
the young ladies. [ Ihe Editor don’t agree to jump in and defend the characters of ed to officials who received ’’blood
with the correspondent. Trot out the I M. W. Harrison, H. T. Botts, F. R. money" from gamblers. It is opposed to
fathers to keep the squealers quiet. The Beals, A. W. Severance, Geo. B. Lamb, men in public office who were found in
marshal is next.]
Henry Crenshaw, Chester Holden, T. H. houses of ill fame and gambling joints.
Albert Olds began work for Gus Knnze Goyne, Alva Finley, Carl Haberlach, W. It is opposed to compromising taxes,
this week.
W. Wiley, and others whom Rollie Wat­ such ns the back taxes on the sawmill,
We are informed that one of wttr neigh son, Oak Nolan and "Bell-Wether Smith’’ | whereby the county was buncoed out of
bors, Flovd King, will leave with bis are trying to In-little and besmirch. All several thousand dollars, while the poor
family on the boat fur Idaho.
we ask the public to do is to size up the | man, if he failed to pay his taxes, had
Mrs. C. E. Donaldson has moved back characters and reputations of the former his property sold at Sheriff's sale. It is
to her home and Mrs. Guy Bunn is cook­ citizens and compare it with the charac- ; j opposed to a lot of young men being
ing for Ed Donaldson in the camp.
ters and reputations of three latter, and '
The Nelson family are counting the ask the citizens which stand the highest
days and awaiting patiently for the in the estimation ot the public, and
time to roll around tor Mrs. Nelson to which they would trust with their mon­
arrive home from Portland. Robt. is ey and the conduct of county and citr
sick at the present writing.
affairs. Let the public be the judge and
the jury in this matter.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
a Safe Medicine for Children. '
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In buying a cough medicine forclul- I
drt*n, never lie afraid to buy Cbamlier* '
Iain's Cough Remedy.
There is no '
danger from it. and relief in al ways sure
to follow. It is inter Jed especially for
coughs. col Is, croup and whooping
cough. an»i there is no better madicine
in the work! f«»r theae J dtse^aes. Il is
n«4 only a certain cure fur croup, but,
when given as soon as the cr«»upy cough
appears. will prevent the attack Wlw>>p.
ing cough is not dangerous when this
remedy is given as directed. It contains
no opium or oilier harmful (hugs, and
may be given as confidently to a baby
as to an adult. Fur sale by Clough's
Drug Store.
The reason why Rollie has undertaken
to •'roast'' County Clerk Umb is be­
cause the latter has quit bini. Mr. Lamb
had treated Rollie fair, putting many a
dollar into his pocket. But without any
reason whatever, and when Rollie and
Oak Nolan were looli.h enough to lie.
litre they could rnn the republican
party, Rollie jumped in and singled out
and discriminated against Mr. Lamb,
and published a lot of matter which he
had to apologise for afterwards. It was
Mr. Lamb who was then discriminated
• gainst. Now it is Rollie. It depends,
f
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE
Capital Stock........................ $25,000,
Offers every facility for safe banking,
and solicits your business.
Commercial, Savings and Trust De­
partments.
Three per cent allowed oil deposits
subject to check.
Four œr ce it on Savings and Time
Deposits.
Our little book, •• Helpful Hints on
B inking,” explaining how to do your
banking by mail will soon be out.
Send for a copy. It’s free for Ihe
asking.
manufactured into gamblers, saloon
burns and useless citizens and then turn,
ed loose on the street. It is opposed to
places where the riff-raff, criminal class
can harbor and congregate. It is oppos­
ed to gamblers, bootleggers and whis­
key sellers, and rounded them up because
they belonged to the lawless class. It is
opposed to the whiskey ring holding up
juries and defeating the ends of justice.
It is opposed to allowing law breakers
and inurderes of innocent women to go
free. We could elongate this consider­
ably if we desired and mention a whole
string of things which the whiskey and
lawless riiig stands for, the champions
of which are now, Rollie Watson, Oak
Nolan and Bill Smith, but we will desist
at this time, and allow others who have
been liesmirched bv the saloon organ to
defend themselves either in the pressor
in the courts.
THE CLOSING OUT SALE
Of Homer Mason’s Stock is
a Record Breaker.
No such bargains were offered
in the state and there are good
selections left in all departments.
This stock must be sold in
5 more days. Every thing is
going fast.
White sign ‘the place.
Pacific Coast Sale Promoters in
charge. R. W. C raven , Sales
Manager.
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Trying to
Double Our Capital
Again.
Paying par for county warrants.
Collecting checks on oilier banks with­
out charge.
Oiving exchange free to depositors.
Making loans without bonus.
Every one come and get a square deal.
T illamook C ounty B ank .
Eight Mitchell Wagon for Sale.
For sale, a light Mitchell wagon, to be
sold for $35 ; nearly new.—Ike Quick
South Praiiie.
For 8ale, at a Bargain.
For sale, a good Wagon, Team and
Harness, at a bargain.—Address Fred
C. Skomp, Tillamook.
Why Colds are Dangerous.
If you would be immune from diseiae,
keep the 'y stern healthy. Each succes­
sive cold weakens the constitution and
renders infectious disease more liable.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure
your colil promptly and restore the sys.
tem to its normal condition For sale
by Clough’s Drug Store.
Look ! All Wool Men’s
Coats at Mason’s for >x.68.
iiumir
I
Must be as well cared for as
your teeth, if you expect to
have good sight in Inter years,
and comfort and ease at the
present time.
Have them examined,
will coat you nothing.
I will tie in Cloveidale from the
4th to the 9th of February.
DR. HENRY E MOftRIS.
Tillamook Confectionery
and Bazaar.
Near Todd's Building.
CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
CONFECTIONERY, NUTS, FRUITS, etc
ICE CREAM IN SEASON.
Rooks, Stationery, Inks, Pens,
Pencils, Tanlets, eto.
CLOTHES BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
HAIR BRUSHES.
HOUSE BRUSHES.
STOVE BRUSHES.
TOOTH BRUSHES.
Ladies' Combs. Hairpins, Thimbles and many other article* too
numerous to mention and at prices lower than elsewhere.
Tillamook Confectionery & Bazaar