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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 7. 1907. < officer who will enforce the law. If Huritsinger fails to get the increase in wages it will be on account of Rollie’s “brain storm” and unwarranted attack on Mayor Botts this week, for it looks as though the councilmtn are just as anxious as the mayor to procure the services of a person who will do his duty as a peace officer and that they are going to do what they think is I»c8t for the in terest of the city. As Rollie wanted to Ire the big inogul of the city, he seems to boil over once in a while because the people turned him down, «and it was a good thing fur the city that they did so. * ♦ * The city council is again up against the old bone of contention, that of the enforcement of law and in the selection ol a peace offi er who will do his sworn fluty. Il is not surprising to the Head light that there are so many mischieyious and bad hoys and girls who are giving the city a touch name, lor the citv is only reaping what it sowed. For years the city paid a city marshal $50 a month to protect violators of the law. and with so many of the parents coinciding with and lining up with the lawbreakers, it is not surprising, with those environ ments for so many years, that so many ol the boys and girls have started out to become toughs, and are liable to remain toughs all their lives because their par cuts and the city officials fuiled to exer vise the restraining influence over them. But, as we said before, Tillamook City is only reaping the seeds that it sowed because the parents and city officials for a number of years neglected to apply the breaks and place the lisitig generation under proper control. Mayor Botts and the city council appear to be verv an xious to bring about a change in the inoral atmosphere of the city, but their greatest difficulty is in finding a person who will do his duty and make the bovs and girls understand that this rowdyism must slop and remain >o. White Bronze Monuments. Commissioners’ Court UThr Board ol Countv Commissioner» met on .Monday, with County |udge H. F. Good»|>eed and Commissioner» G. W. If you contemplate the purchase of any Body fell and G. Leorpabel, present. Cemetery Work, it is worth your while tu in- Injthe matter of tile petition of H. V. vestigate White Bronze, a material that makes Alley for a county road, it whs orderer! the only durable Monument, and surpasses 1 bat F. L. Sappington. C. Randall and Marble and Granite in fine, artistic finish. There are many kinds of HATS worn by many kinds John Hickey Ge appointed a board ol road viewers to meet on the No moss growing, cracking or crumbling ; kinds of peojde. Match. no cleaning or care required. Better in every In the matter ol a county But there is nothing like the GORDON HAT for way than granite and less expensive. Leading through lire lands ol F. R Beals in sec. style and durability. l,lp3N, R9 W. it was ordered by the Scientists endorse it as being practically indes court to accept the deed. tructible. (Correspondence solicited. The GORDON HAT is manufactured by Gordon and In the matter of tire petition of A. W. Fletcher lor a countv road, the court Ferguson, St. Paul, Minnesota. dismissed the petition, it not being due form. The GORDON HAT sells for $3.00 everywhere, the Handley & Thayer, being 40 per FERGUSON ¡12.50, and many other cheaper Tillamook, Oregon. cent on delinquent taxes col grades in different brands, but all are good values lected ............................................... W. E. Southwick, digging grave for the price. for Frank Archie ........................ Wilson River Road Co., costs in M D Reading . W. 11. Evans, repairing matreas. 1000 circuit court .............................. Fred Rohitch . . Mrs. J. M. Bodie, care of Geo. MrsG P Wilt, for county poor . . 10 00 Heibert Edgar... Myers .................................. 38 00 James Wilson, county poor .... Geo. Vaughn ... M. II. Larsen, boa id of B. 3 UO J P Allen, meals for juiors .... Russ Johnson ... Archie .................................. 12.38 Home Mason. merchandise .... U. Christenson . . A E. Lucy, work for Frank CoIm & Sander Lumber Co.......... 273 13 Marion Darby... Archie ........................................... 11 F Goodspeed, county judge. . . It »0.00 Sain Dailey........ C. O, D. Laundry, Icr launday 30.81 Tillamook Opera House Go.......... Alvin Johnson... work for county poor and A M Hare, assess->r ...................... 200 00 Hugh Bai tier .. prisoners ............ ......................... 100.00 C A .1 ohnson, deputy Assessor . . .. A. M. Austin.... G. H. Lamb, paying expenses of 10.00 Peter Norberg, 10 rods corduroy. John Bl uni.... county poor by order of county 11.25 LI M Farmer, supervisor.............. John f'hildeis . judge ............................................... R L Wade. merchandise.............. 18 90 Geo Vaughn ... Howard Drew, salary for re John Hickey, supervisor.............. 20.31 Herbert Edgar. cording ......................................... King & Mills, merchandise.......... 03 tO M \V Ida M. Quick, work in clerk's N. Nelson, on contract .................. 75 < 0 J. C. Milla... office................ .............................. S A Brodhead, work court h< u,e 16.65 Orley Kellow F. L. Sappington, specifications Tillamook Lumber Co., lights.... 30.V0 Lou Miller . for Trask bridge.......................... Work in RD. No 2. Dave McKinney. ... F. L. Sappington, examining Ernest Knight.................................. 6.87 Norman Oisen.......... Kabliee road.................................. John Alegg ........................................ 2 50 Garret Ward ............ Adolph Erickson, work with 1 the highest bidder. This Davey denies, Editorial Snap Shots. Fred Lowry ...................................... 39 00 Claud Lane .......... team and man............................... coming back at the governor with hot Ole Laue .................. Frank Hobson.................................. 4.62 Hiner & 1-arnb, repairing driver We heartily coincide with our contem shot, calling Chamberlain the most art and chain....................................... Work in R D. No. 4. Nelson & Cc., merchandise Tillamook Lumbering Co., lum porary that the curfew law should be ful demagogue that ever hoodwinked a A. IL Roger...................................... 2.00 G B. Lamb, salary as clerk ber .................................................. Bat O’Hara ...................................... 1 00 enforced, and we must give Rollie credit people. To be in fashion, Davey should Chas. I. Clough, merchandise . W. D. Wood, bridge work.......... Alonso Yager.................................... 900 for being sincere in this, even if he is a have said that the head of the governor's John Krebti. lumber ...................... C. A. Elliott, damage to buggy G. W. Watkins............................ .. 6.00 rabid saloon advocate. Work in R D. No. 6. political machine was suffering with and horse caused by driving Bills Continued. across water on the road .......... A. Arstill and team .................... “brain storm.’’ But, gentlemen, please Fred Robitch, repairing fence .. 2 00 Wilbur stillwell, piling fur Still The fraternal spirit amongst the Ma be gentlemen. J. P. Mattoon.................................. Frank Norberg, work on road. . . 4 OO well bridge ................................... O. P. Mattoon .................................. sonic brethren in this city must be at a * * * Bids Rejected. M. C. 1 'rowbridge, cord wood. . . Guy Mattoon................................... P. W. Todd, for salary when There are quite a few well (leaning per low ebb if Rollie’s repeated and unwar M. C. Trowbridge, salary as 8. B. Hill........................................... Haberlach was treasurer 30 36 ranted attacks on his worthy brothers sons who have expressed regret the J. L supervisor....................................... C. Ray............................................... C. A Paizlaf, merchandise for Arst'll did not make good his escape are any criterion to judge by. Wm. Goeres.................................... Californians feed their cows on barley. I .ester Landingham, road plow county poor ................................ 12 80 A. A. Emlah ................................... when he first broke jail. Had he done Is this an effort to brew a uralted bev Fred Bariuer, witness before dis * ☆ * The court is still in session and about trict attorney ............................... James Emlah.................................. It was a long and tedious fight to kill so and gone to some place and become a erage ? _____________ 20 of the above bills are not acted upou Wilbur Stillwtll, circuit court. .. Fred Barmer Case. the obnoxious and illegal Wilson River man amongst men it might have been when we went to press. T. H Goytie, report oil tax rolls. A. T. White, justice .................... toll road contract, hut it is now dead the best thing that could have happened Headlight, printing ...................... In the matter of a petition of Fred J U Bewley, constable ................ Pacific States Telephone Co ... Skomp for a county road, the court not and stinks so loud with political rotten to him. We doubt whether he would Frank Buttz Case. G B. Lamb, freight on dynamo being fully advised, was continued. AGAINST THE ness that we do not know of anyone have done this, however, for Arstill has 2Y T White, justice.............. and water wheel and stamps .. In the matter of the petition of Wm. who is anxious to attend the funeral. started on a career that is going to add W B Alderman, juror.......... Ladies’ Home Journal. Gla»s & Paudhomme Co., books Armstrong for the Necarney mountain him to the criminal class of this country, 251 75 E S Whitehouse .................. and blanks for Clerk’s office road to connect with Clatsop county, Those who have been held up and and the longer he can be sent to the pen 23 60 | A Dawson ........................ Sending truth after a lie. It Is an old A. W. Severance, postage .... this was continued. N J Myers.............................. grafted for toll 011 the Wilson River road itentiary better it will be for the people. maxim that "a lie will travel seven M. Crandall, examination In the matter of the petition of D. T. leagues while truth Is getting Its boots 100 00 D. E. Goodspeed .................. county accounts .................. are now in a position to retaliate. The * * * Werschkul to vacate road, viewers were on," and no doubt hundreds of thousands J. S. Dellinger Co., books .... 58 00 Frank Bester........................... Wilson River Road Company. J. II. Mc- appointed. We were told that several persons of good people read the unwarranted and W. W. Wiley, two month's Ed Johnson witness .......... Namer and Weslev Rush had no right to were rubbernecking with a view to catch malicious attack upon I>r. R. V. Pierce In the matter of the petition of R. O. salary ............................................... 166 66 C Blazer .................................. .1 T McNamara...................... Richards for a county load, viewers hold people up and compel them to pay the snap shot man violate the bicycle and his "Favorite Prescription "published Frances M. Wiley, teachers' ex J C Bewley .const able .......... were appointed. amination ..................................... 18 00 toll. It was illegal to do so. ordinance. They will have to rubber, in the May (19041 number of the Ladles Home Journal, with Its great black dis W. R Rutherford, ditto.............. 18 00 W D Body felt, bail iff.......... * k for although the ordinance has not been play headings, who never saw the hum A. McNair Co., merchandise .... 16 06 Nick Job Case. The Wilson River toll road contract enforced, the snap shot inan has always ble, groveling retraction, with its incon J. C. Holden, deputy sheriff ... 100 00 A T White, justice .............. Peter Berns is Drowned. and the 40 per cent commission contract made it a point to dismount, when spicuous heading, published two months K. Mills, deputy clerk .................. 100 00 1 C Quick, juror.................. . Peter Berns, a young man about 24 for collecting delinquent taxes and other meeting a pedestrian. The ordinance is later. It was boldly charged In the sland Guy Vaughn, work...................... 31 37 R B Farley.............................. years of age. and a son of Frank Berns, erous and libelous article that Dr. Pierce's 265 35 J J Johnson .......................... Jos. Effenberger, lumber ...... monies owing the county have had a ter a good one, and on account of so many Favorite Prescription, for the cure of D. S. Boyakin, merchandise .... 17 30 Peter Hasselburg.................. was drowned this (1'hursdav) morning rible shaking up, and they ought tu, for young persons riding recklessly makes woman’s weaknesses and ailments, con C. E. Easom, hauling dynamite . S 25 Go« Anderson, witness .... in the Wilson river. He was rafting logs it was wrong and against the interest of the ordinance necessary. But there is tained alcohol and other harmful Ingredi Henry Tolil. merchandise .......... 21 30 J T McNamara...................... at the Hadley boom, when he tell into ij C Bewley, constable ... the taxpayers to ever enter into such this much about it, it is not fair to allow ents. Dr. Pierce promptly brought suit Fred Zaddack, salary as super against the publishers of the Ladies' the river, and before help could reach 30 00 visor ........................................... Ed Johnson Case. agreements. persons to violate the law for months Home Journal, for *200,000,00 damages. him he was drowned, Au effort was * * Work in R.D. No 1. A T White, justice .................. Dr. Pierce alleged that Mr. Bok, the Frank Moore Case. There appears to have been a racket and then pounce down upon a certain editor, maliciously published the article J. W. Thompson .... 140 93 made to resuscitate the body when it 23 25 A T White, justice.................. at a school meeting at Blaine this week. few and single them out for prosecution. containing yich false and defamatory F. Stietihaur ............ taken from the river, but it failed. J P. Allen Case. W E. Knight............ 85 25 Now, gentlemen, for your own reputa That looks like persecution. matter wit the Intent of Injuring his C. Lutnian arid teaiu 123 A T White, justice .................... 00 * * * buslne urthermore, that no alcohol, er Herman Told, jr .. tion, the reputation of your pcccion ol Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera 25 75 B. Mapes mid Roe McFall Case. The news confirming the sale of the other urious. or hablt-forralng, drug, ILK Thompson and te tn and Diarrhoea Remedy. the county, and fur the leputation of your 154 75 A T White, justice ........................ .. 9 85 erjvere, contained in his "Fa- 8. Larsen..................... Astoria & Columbia River Railroad to are. or This remedy lias been in use for over 00 1 school, please cut it out and show a W T Doughty, j ’ lror ...................... 20 2 es/ff-iptlon that said medicine fames |. Hill is good news for Tillamook vorlte 71 75 Erwin Harrison ............................. 1 20 thirty years and lias proved itself to be better example to the children of your is mad fX>m native medicinal roots a nJ Geo Knight and team Hye most successlul remedy yet dis. William Norris ........ 75 0O N G Boquist...................... .............. Countv, for with the Hill system extend conta 1.40 no harmful Ingredients whaU district. Be men, and don’t act like a S. D Thompson........ 29 75 T J Bihby .......................................... ed from Seaside and built through the 2.00 covered for bowel complaints. It never d that Mr. Bok's malicious state- lot of quarrelsome kids, or the Head 16 00 D E Goodepeed.............................. were wholly and absolutely false, R. Ijireen.................... 1 40 fails. Sold by Clough's Drug Store. countv, this is liable to become the com mo 51 75 W B Aiderman........ ...................... .. 1.20 light man will have to apply the raw 1 tirctracliap uriutcJ.ijy midJwzml W. A. Grey ... ........ merci a I road on account of ils water they wert; fun-ed to acknowledge that they W. 8. Linkhart ........ Rheumatic Pains Relieved. * 46 50 Sam Downs, witness.................... .. 2 30 hide. of "Favorite __ ______ arroriira Pre . - Herman Schollmeyer Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves • 75 C A Elliott......................................... . . level construction. Hill will invade Till niia obtaTneiFanalvses * * * 2 30 Seriptlon," from eminent chem ists, w all ... U.-W — ,T5'"iG< 111 o~f Raymond Dutcher... 36 50 T R Elliott......................................... The speaker at the union temperance amook Countv, which until recently, "Turn yenffibTtfaL it dH wjLumijiiLjL 2.80 rheumatic pains and makes sleep and Alvin Thompson .... 47 0O Earl Rice........................................... 2.90 rest possible, which is alone worth many UTinr-f lnil uraux olilie alleged harmful driiij-i Kay Tlioni|>aoii.......... meeting in this city on Sunday did not was considered Harriman territory, so cq imr¡Tjrrrn«t,TnirT771J IS 12 These farts~weTe also proven in the Tflal dt — McFalls........................................ . 1.50 timee ils cost. B. F. Crocker, Esq., now place the saloon bums, the men who it is a source of congratulation to this the action in the Supreme Court. Rut the ('has. Christensen... 52 37 J C Bewley, constable.................... . . 12.00 84 years of age, and for twenty years of Dr. 1’lerre was greatly Injured by W. Ander on 40 50 Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg. hang round and clean out the spitoons county, alter so many years of patient business Toni Browne Case. the publication of the libelous article with 39 35 A T White, justice ........................ Iowa, says : “ I am terribly afflicted for the big burly saloon keepers. upon a waiting, that these two railroad mag Its groat (iisulay headings, while hundreds of Emil Anderson thousands who road the wickedly defamatory Hugo Klein ... 37 50 W 8 Ila vs, juror ............................ with sciatic rheumatism 111 m'y left arm very high footing in the community. Be nates are to have competing lines and article never saw the humble groveling re Clias. Joesling.. 29 50 F R Beals ........................................ and right hip I have used three bottles traction. set. In small type and made as Incon fore he’d do that, said the speaker, he'd are hurrying the construction of them spicuous 7 50 E W Stahley.................................... of Chamlierlain's Pain Balm and it did as possible. The matter was. how Win. Reddaway * If * ever brought before a ’ury in the Supreme Frank I.ui.dbuig .... 35 75 F S Whitpl.ouse. witness ............ me lots of good.” For sale by Clough's go and kill himself. Of course, no offence Court of New Vor»: rotate which promptly L A. York ................ 15 Drug Store. 75 Thus Emrick, witness.................. There is some talk amongst citizens ol rendered a verdict !n the Doctor’s favot. was intended to the saloon spittoon H. Sweeney ................. 2» .50 his traducers came to grief and thvb» J T McNamara ............................ cleaners who used to hang around the this county who were interested in the Thus base slanders were refuted. L McFee .................... 14 00 John McNamer .............................. Beals' timber cruising assessment bill, saloons in this county J Kamni.................... . 16 50 J C Bewlev. constable.................. I Malphna Johnson .. . 14 50 which was deleated by the senate, to in T R. Turney Case. F. J. Klunhnn............ I 7 25 A T White, justice........................ . All that the county claimed, even by voke the initiativeand referendum.and in 4.20 Court ut the State of Oregon, Geo. McKimoi s ........ 10 75 the experts statement, was about $8000 this way submit it to a vote of the pro. In the Circuit tor Tillamook County. Fred Kahl®, jr.......... 10 50 G G Brown, list lands deeded . .. 1.65 I have been in Tillamook Columbia River shortage in the Aiderman accounts, vet pie in June. 1908. Another bill, that of Astoria John Larsen.............. 36 00 /X K Case, work .............................. 115.30 Railroad Company, a j'1st a year. the attoincys who represented Tilla Newell, of Washington county, to tax corporation, F Zaddack'» team . 5 M) E E Tykr, Rcraper .......................... 17 00 During that time not one Plaintiff, J. Houghton................. 11 .50 Peter Luthi. hauling lumber .... mook county sued for $.’<¿1,550.05. With water power 60c. per year per horse 3 00 has said I have misrepre Fred Kabba, sr............ 6 50 Ernest Knight, damages.............. 30.00 that notorious 40 |>er cent contract in power, which was defeated in the bcuse. Robert C. Recker and The I sented any thing, or failed J. R. Hick» ................ Eastern Investment Com | W D Body felt janitor.................. 78 00 to live up to any agreement force, if the attorney a could have re is likely to lie submitted also to a vote pany, n corporation, | Chas. Eusom and team II Crenshaw, board of prisoners. . 45,00 that I may hare made. Defendants. J covered this amount wouldn't they have of the people. And why not the Beals' To Robert C. Beeker. one of the above O. Bergman ........ A K Case, work ............................... 81 54 I will in the future do as A. Crawford........ named defendants : Herald, printing ........................ had a bonanza? It is just as well fur bills lor a dairy and creamery inspector, 15,95 well as I have in the past, 1 n the name of the State of Oregon ; Geo Ludtke.......... P \V Todd, treasurer...................... 91 67 everybody to admit it, fur it is a fact, which was vetoed by Governor Cham and better when it in possible. You are hereby requited to appear anti Dan Alley............... Tillamook Waler Works, water . answer the complaint filed against you in 48.00 DR HENRY E MORRIS. the attorneys for the county made a berlain ? the above entitled action on or before the Hugh Rittenhouse H Crenshaw*, board prisoners . . 45 00 Local Phorm. Eye Specialist expiration of *lx w eeks from the date of the Arnold Hanson . genuine fizzle of the whole affair, H. Crenshaw-, salary as sheriff . . 266 66 first publication of this Summons, to-wit : Kolbe had another "brain storm" this Onor before the expiration of six weeks from Burr Beals, jr........ For a number of years the people of week, which is more in the nature of n the 7th day of March, 1907. And if you fail Lee Alley.............. to so appear and answer for want thereof, Oregon have been told, and especially at personal attack upon Mayor Botts than the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the August Davidson II. V. Aliev .............. demanded in the complaint. the last election, that the office of state anyone else. Mr. Hotts has surely the relief The relief demanded In the complaint Is. C. L. Alley ............ that a strip of land IOO feet in width, being printer was the biggest “graft“ in the right to exptess his opinion in tegard to Dan Hickey.............. 50 feet in width on each side of the center state. So the state legislature passed a who ought to lie or ought not to lie the line of plaintifTs line of railway as the same Work in R.D. No. 3 now surveyed located, staked out and bill to put the state printer on a fiat city's peace officer It seems that he oh is adopted over and across the Bast one-half C. Randall and team ........ .... salary after the expiration of the present iectsto Huntsinger on account of Billv of the South Bast one quarter of Section 33 J. J. Rupp »nd tea'll TowaaMp three North of Range ten West of incumlienl’s term. Strange to relate. Stephens and Frank Butt« being on bis Willamette Meridian, in Tillamook County, W. 8. Randall........................ be appropriated to plaintiff • use. for W. E. Stanley............ ........ Governor Cham tier lain vetoed the bill bond. It was unfortunate lot Hunt Oregon, Has just received a fine the purpose of constructing, operating and Grant Mills............................. maintaining railway line, or fines thereon, Wilbur Stillwell..................... which was to cut off this “graft.'* singer that he ha J these persons on his • nd that the a amount of compensation to be A. J. Stillwell......................... stock of Boot and Shoes bond, but it is perfectly proper and the paid therefor be determined, and for such judgment as mav appear iust Warren Vaughn and engine direct from the factory. Governor Chamberlain said, in vetoing rorrert thing lor Mayor Botts to draw other The center line of plaintiffs said line of Gust Wickland........ .. the appropriations lor the Monmouth attention to this, and most persons will railway, as surveyed. 1 (Mated adopted and N. G. Boquist.................. staked out over and across the premises I have now in stock a No. and Drain normal Khoola, that Speaker I commend him. lor he is certainly as aforesaid, is more particular!v described as Wm. Latimer.................. follows, to-wit Beginning at Engineer s C. A. Svenaon. ..... .. Davey auctioned the people's rights to anxious as anyone to procure a peace Station 754 » 43, which is a point on the one Logger Shoe made out s*outh boundary line of said Section 32. 125 O. Golstrom....................... of the best French kip. For feet West of the cornet to Sections 4. 5. 32 Oscar Svenson ................ and 33 . thence by tangent North 13c 55' Exra Rand-dl .................. West 4t>S9 2-10 feet . thence hr a one degree service and fit cannot be curve to the left 1442 b io feet to a point osi John Hoptield and team the North line of aaid Section ¿<2. 1530 feet S. V. Anderson at, and also Farmer's West of the corner to Sections 29, 29 32 and Julius Erickson . 33 all in said ''ownahip. Range. Countv and Erick Erickson rork Shoes of the best State. Thia Summons la published by order of the A. Anderson and team . quality. J1 P godspeed. Countv fudge 8. W. Elliott and of Tillamook County. Oregon, made on the 5th day of March. 1907. Work Splendid assortment of By said order it was directed that thin Summon» be publiahe l la the Tillamook II L. Simmons Boy ’s and Youth’s High John Blum ____ Headlight, a weekly newspaper of general circulation publinked in Tillamook Couaty. B. W Turner State of Oregon, for six succeaaiw weeks, and Guy Vaughn .,. Top Winter Shoes and the date oi the first publication thereof la the 7th day of March 1fiO7. and t he date iff the I C. Christetison and team Ladies’ foot wear. last publication ia April IMth. 1907 D. D West and team T. B otts . L. Darby, watching cate B uy s I. W. Hiner F ultom . it Poor to Tillamook <u4>nty Hank. At formers fijr Plaintiff, ^5 73 CORDON HATS! There are no better Hats made for the Money. TODD & CO , The Clothers and Furnishers, Tillamook, Oregon, « * * ♦ C. E. REYNOLDS, Agent, Verdict for Dr. Pierce * « * » * « t * w * » * « THE RED FRONT SHOE STORE. « * * J HARNESS, COLLARS, etc. You Use Them We Sell Them. .A. WILLIAMS & CO i A Á -
