Tillamook headlight., July 25, 1907, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 25. 1907
Editorial Snap Shots.
SUSPECT HARRIMAN OF l«tion»hip will un<l<>ul>ir<ily riiat, (or we
' will have deliveries to make tn both lines
DEEP STRATEGY
and if tl»ev can be expedited by way of
The honking machine is wanting the
cow« kept up. What about keeping up
the bull pup puodle bunking malhine as Rivals Cite the Case of E E
welt ?
Lytle’s Tillamook Railroad.
» * M
The Cloverdale Courier has changed
(From the Oregonian).
hands, Merle D Nelson being succeeded
Has Edward H. Harriman, because of
by Wm. Fletcher, who, it is safe to pre
criticism
of hi? methods of conducting
diet, will not grow very wealthy hi his
new occupation, foi' scores of other occu transportation facilities in Oregon and
pations pay better than country news­ his oesire to overcome the popular preju­
paper work in sparsely settled places. dice against his system’s operation/, pro­
\Ve, however, extend a welcome hand to mulgated a plan of gobbling exclusive
territory through
trusted representa­
the new pencil pusher.
tives ?
ft * *
Thisquestion
has
been
asked frequently
Governor Chamberlain has pardoned
“Bunco’’ Kelly, a cold blooded murderer, of late in relatiou to the laui*cbii>g of
who some thirteen years ago was a new railioad projects, and particularly
crimp in Portland, carrying on a shang in connection with the line of the Pacific
hai-ing, smugging, murderous business, Railway & Navigation Company, which
and the crime for which Kelly w as con is being conaiiucted from Hillsboro to
victed was one of the _____________
most brutal in the Tillamook and Astoria, with other
history of Oregon, Is that the dust of I branch lines to tap the rich and yet un-
lunched territory of the C/uaet. Since
uien to turn loose ?
the first shoveful of earth was turned on
ft ft *
As there is a strong sentiment in favor lhe F. R. A N , right of way »»peculntioii
of a good w agon road, suitable for auto has been rife in some quaiteis as to the
mobile«, being built from this city to source from which the financial backing
Bayocean Park, it would be the proper w’as being derived.
E E Lytle, president of the company
thing for the county court, which will
meet next month, to instruct the road who gained a point over older railroad
men b*cause of his persistency hi con­
supervisor or county surveyor to ascer
tain somewhere near what the cost structing the Columbia Southern, ap­
would be, for it is the Headlight’« opinion peared as head of the enterprise fiom its
that the road ought to be completed incipiency, taking over the grade started
by the defunct Portland, Nehalem &
next year, that is if Tillamook County is
going to bestir itself and lend a helping Tillamook Railroad Coinpmy. In a aur
hand in making this county a big sum­ prisingly short time connection «as
mer resort.
We would suggest that made with the first steel laid on the
Mayor Botts and must of the business right of way with the Southern Pacific,
men wait on the County fudge and Com­ and that move gave rise to the rumor
missioners on the 5th August, with the that Harriman was interested in the
object of finding out w hat the cost would line.
Soon after, when c«ftistruction was well
be and getting the work started as soon
along and
equipment was needed,
as possible
several flat cats were purchased, which
ft ft ft
bore
the
white
initials uf the Oregon
Troutdale had a $30,000 fire on Sun­
Short Line. The letteie were obliterated
day, caused by a number of men who
had been carousing in a saloon, resulting and the initials changed to P., R*. & N
in two fatal deaths Let Tillamook City At the same time the only locomotive
take warning, for whenever a lot of men bv ught fur use between Hillsboro and
get (he worse for drink and carouse in Buxton, to which point the west end of
certain places, there is no telling what is the road lias been completed and is in
going to happen, lhe Troutdale busi­ operation, was formerly the property of
ness men and property owners, now it is the Northern Pacific.
too late, can see lor themselves what an
Signs of Harriman’s Interest
expensive experiment it was to allow a
By some it has been said the Southern
lot of drunken men to carouse near their Pacific has displayed a fnendlineas for
property. When people’s property is the new road from the first and the
placed in jeopardy by a class of men like fact was taken to indicate local Harri
that, who have not a penny invested, it man officials had uiore than h passing
is only natural that business men and interest in the
connection. It was
property owners should feel alarmed pointed out that despite the many year»*
w henever they see or know that drunken the I lari ¡man interests have held «way
carousals arc going on in a city. But if over the Oregon territory, no move had
they will do nothing to put a stop to it, been made toward leaching the Coast,
they are somewhat to blame themselves and particularly the Tillamook country,
should they get burned out similar to the which ia regarded the richest of the
fire in Troutdale, where frame buildings slietch from the Columbia River south
only acted as a fire trap directly a fire to Humboldt Bay.
was stalled.
Reports from time to time of the
alleged purchase uf the Astoria &
Long Live The King!
Colombia River Railroad by the Hill
is the popular cry throughout European interests, which finally culminated in
countries; while in America, the cry of the sale, w ere other reasons assigned for
the present day is “Long live Dr. King’s Harriman’s
desire to tap Western
New Discovery, King of Throat and Oregon in that locality, and since lhe
Lung Remedies!” of which Mrs. Julia successor the P R. & N. undertaking
Ryder Paine, Truro. Mass, says: “It has been assured from the manner in
never fails to give immediate relief and which construction has been carried on,
to qui kly cure a cough or cold.’’ M»s. and that no expense was being spar?d to
Paine s opinion is shared by a majority get the best possible line, the Harriman
of the inhabitants of this country. relationship gained strength in public
New Discovery cures weak lungs and opinion.
Bore throats after all other lemedies
In rebuttal of the popular assumption
have failed; and for coughs ami colds is the demal of Mr. Lytle, who asserts
Guaranteed
by
it's the prover. remedy
emphatically that Harriman has but one
5Uc. and penny invested in the company, either as
Chas. I. Clough, druggist.
11.00. Trial bottle tree.
a first holder of the bonds or any of lhe
stock. When asked for an explanation
The Doctor Away from Home of the presence of O R. & N. equipment
on the road and the building of a connec
when Most Needed.
tion at
Hillsboro by the Southern
People are often very much d»sap Pacific, Mr. Lytle made the following
pointed to find that their family physi­ statement:
cian is away from home w hen they most
Mr. Lytle Explains It.
need services. Diseases like cramp colic
“ Flat cars purchased for the P., R. &
and cholera morhuR require prompt
treatment, and have In many inatance« N. bore the name of the O. 8. L They
proven fatal before medicine could be were purchased through A. J. McCabe,
procured ora plijsician summoned. The a local railway equipment dealer, anil
light way
right
wav ia
iH to keep at hand a but
bottle
I of when the order was placed with him I
Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and ’ Di understiMid rhe cars were soon sold to
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arrhoea Remedy. No physician can pie him by the Oregon Eliort Line. But if
scribe a belter medicine for these dis that is any reason why Mr. Harriman is
By ‘ having it * in the house you interested in the road, why is it not
eases. I",
escape much pain and suffering and all equally tiue that Mr. Hill has a share,
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risk.
Buy it now; it. may save life. when it is known that the first liico-
metive secured w as purchased from tin*
For sal» by Clough'» Drug Store.
Northern Pacific?
“Regarding the connection between
SANDLAKE
the Southern Pacific and Pacific Rail wav
Clyde Lane and wife, of Springbrook, & Navigation Co. at Hillsboro, it is a
mid Fred Lewellen and wife, from llebo, well known fact that arrangements for a
spa it Sunday on the lake
connection were started bv the officials
Fled L’wellei., Clyde Lane. Chas and of the Portland. Nehalem & Tillamook,
Joe Atkinson went flounder fishing Sun which corporation later disorganized
day and caught over fifty.
beside« and I purchased the right of way for a
distance of ten miles from Hillsboro. The
getting their leg« sunburned
Southern Pacific was forced to provide a
Eugene Atkinson left last Friday on a
connection, because a state law covers
business trip to Portland.
that point. No influence was necessary
Mr. Snuffer was on the lake last week to get it. Therefore, it has no signifi­
with some land buyers.
IVe did not cance as relating to Mr. Harriman hav­
hear of any sales.
ing holdings in the P., R. & N.
I bank you. but Sandlake is not inter*
“As to the money, that is furnished by
eeted in an automobile road. A wagon the Union Trust Company, of San Fran
road would do us if we had it.
cisco In support ol that statement, 1
That reminds us. Mr. Editor, you «aid can refer anyone who is interested to the
all parts of the county were getting a records of Multnomah? Washington,
square deal on road work. Now either lillamook and Columbia Counties,
Sandlake is not in the county, or it is nof wherein is shown the filing of a mort
getting a square deal, for the present gage in the sum of $5 000,000, to which
Court has done nothing on the Sand­ the Pacific Railway & Navigation Co.
lake road. [Don’t be too swift, Mr. and the Union Trust Company are par­
Cotrespondent, the Court won t for- ties. The mortgage was filed after coil
struction had been started on the line,
get Sand lake).
and the first work, 20 miles, w as pushed
Prospect« are food for a splendid crop
of cranbertiea this year. What Sand with monev from mv personal account.
Anybody Welcome to Buy.
lake needs t« the road fixed up so (hat
the cranberries could be hauled to
“Now. as to who has the bonds at pre
Woods and
ia Nestucca
The sent, is a matter in which I am not con­
owners of t
should look after cerning mv self, nor do I care. The bonds
tbit, aa it would Iw quite an item in their aie on lhe open market to l»e bought by
business. ______ ____________
anybody having the price. Perhaps Har
riman, llill,Morgan, Rockefeller orGuuld
Cuied Three of Family with have them. I do not know.
One Bottle of Chamberlain’s
“If Mr Harriman has taken the bonds
Colic, Cholera and Di­
from the Union Trust Company it would
arrhoea Remedy
make no difference. The Union Trusi
“ I pm « based a bottle of Chamber Company has obligated itself to furnish
Iain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea the money, and it is the business of it*
Remedy, and found it be all claimed for officials where they sell the bunds to re­
it in the adveitiaements. Three of the imburse themselves. The stock is in mv
family have u*ed it with good results in name, and no one else has an interest in
summer complaint ’’—II. E Howl, pub it further than those who are meml>ers
lisher of the Press Highland, Wis. Fur of the board of directors, from which lhe
executive officers are also elected
•ale bf Clough's Di ug Store.
“lhe fact that the Southern Pacific has
There <* mors Vsiarrh In thi» «ectimi of the a connection with our line means that
country than all other diaea«ea put together road will get the business ol hauling pro­
in<l until the la«t few year« wai supposed to ducts ol the Tillamook country and in­
be incurable For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a locai <lt«ea«e. and prescribed termediate territory until such time as
local remsdtea, «nd by eonatautly tailing to cure other roads nr* built from Portland to
with local treatment. proHOun«,ed it incurable
Scienee ha* proven catarrh to he a ronslitn Hillsboro, where it is probable the ousi
The Southern Pa­
lional di«ea«e, and there foie require* constitu ness will br divided
tional treatment. HalVa Catarrn Cure, manu­ cific would naturally be pleased to shoul
factured by H J Cheney Co . Toledo, Ohio, is
theonlv constitutioral cure on the market. It der the expense of building the connec ,
ia taken internally in doaea from to drops to a tion in order to secure the haul on that
teaapootiful. It act* directly on the blood and stuff
tnueoua aurfhees of the «ystem Theyoflbrone
“At the Mme time it was possible for
hundred dollar« for any vase it fails to cure
Send for circular« and tef timomala
the P . R. & N to connect with the J
Addre»«
F J. CHF.NCY ft CO Toledo O Northern Pacific at Scappoose.and when
hold by Druggist* 75c.
the entire tjsieui is completed such a re-
ÀM4 Uaii • FanUAj PiXU Us cc«*
A
Scappoose, it is to our interest to form a
connection.
Harriman Will Not Control.
“The Coast countiv is not any richer
today than it was when the Portland.
Nehalem & Tillamook interests attempt
cd to tap it, and jet it is not said Mr.
Harriman was behind that road. Per
sunnily, I don't care it Mr. Harriman has
the bonds and it is bis money that ia
building me road. He d«»es irot own it
and will nut operate it. That is certain.
I cannot fathom the resentment against
Mr. Harriman.
“For the past few tears a hue and cry
has been carried on that Mr. Harriman
would do nothing for the development of
the state. He has been accused of draw­
ing millions from Oregon traffic and put­
ting none back in the shape of new work.
Now, il he sees fit to build new lines
under the direction of others, for ex­
ample,the Pacific Railway & Navigation
Company, why should the iet»idents of
Oregon object ? His money will go as
far as any other’s, and I don't under­
stand the antagonism. What we want
in Oregon is more railroads. It is fill -
material w ho builds them, bo long as the
isolated regions are given proper trans
portation lacilities.
“One reason why it is assumed I am
acting for Mr Hamman is bcca'mse lie
purchased the bonds of the Columbia
Southern after it bad been demonstrated
the line was bound ;o prove profitable
The first 27 miles of that undertaking
were built with money furnished by a
number of persons. Subscriptions ranged
as high as $1000, and it was only bv
the hardest efforts that enough was
secured to complete it to the 27-mile
point. Some experienced railroaders de­
clared the road would never par, and
they tried to show the Central Oregon
country could not furnish sidficent tarf-
fic to bring dividends.
Harriman Bought Bonds.
“Mr. Harriman purchased the bonda
after the 27 miles were in operation,and
with th** money realized the line was ex­
tended to Shaniko, a distance uf70 miles.
This did not, however, give him control
of the road, for he owned not a share of
its stock. As an experiment in tapping
new country, the Columbia Southern
proted all I had expected.
From the
first day of regular operation the road
was a paving proposition,and continued
to increase its revenue up to the time it
was merged with the 0. R. & N. Mr.
Harriman then bought the stock of the
road, this being the only way he could
gain control.
Probably he imagined
that in buying the bonds he could get
hold of the road through foreclosure If
so, he was in error. ’
Some work has been accomplished on
the Coast, but grading will be in full
swing in about two weeks. A barge is
beii g loaded at (he Albina dock of the
0. R. & N . with equipment and material
that arrived from the East a short time
ago. Two steam shovels are due Tues­
day, and w hen they are loaded the barge
will be towed to Tillamook by the tug
Samson. The equipment and material
will be used by the Portland Bridge Co.,
which has the cont ract for building the
fir^t 20 miles.
Besides the steam shovels, the cargo in
eludes 10 flat cars, 15 dump cars, a loco
motive, six miles of rails and a car each
of spikes, belts, smithing coal and hay.
A gang of 125 men will also be taken to
Tillamook, an«l with favorable weather
conditions it is hoped to have the 20
miles in operation by December 31.
HEMLOCK
We are sorry to he« r of the illness of
Mrs. A Kinnuman.
•
Jennie Blanchard has returned home
from North Yamhill, where »he has been
in school for the past year.
Mrs Clay Daniels and Mrs C. Mills
were out to the Mills ranch this we* k
Mr. Beaty, lhe postmaster of Hem
lock, went to the city this week accom­
panied by F. Jackson.
Mr. M. VV.M,ds and wife of Pleasenl
Valley, made a pleasant ch II at the Kin-
naman ranch Saturday evening.
Mr. Turner’s new house is going up
rapidly, with Albert Beaty as head car
penter.
Mr Beaty is having a new- concrete
flue built on his house.
Grandma Jones
is contemplating
going to Oregon City, to visit her son,
Henry Peters, who used to live here.
Miss Maggie Creecv is staying at A.
Kinnaman's tin« week.
Stop at White How
A Happy Man
When you travel th« Wils<>tl
I. Aiim. F. King, »f Fort Hyr.m NY.
|H5 tears <»f age* . hiic ** * H<> re un h ’8 * e K’ stop at the White Hous,. {. p t>r
Lj.icb had in'..bled ....... tlm gr«. er piopiietor
Twenty-five imlr,'25
part <>i Ilia lift-. Illi" '**" •'iilir«1.» healed Tillamook. Rates: Meals, .’5«’" l
by Buckieii" Arnica Sdve the world» ing. 25c. ; lioard. with room
gie.t l.ealer of Sore", Burn». Cut». »6 00, Horses : Team, o,tr'niX|
Wound» and Pile» Guaranteed by Cha». I and grain. $1.50 ; hay alone, 73, *
.piped through house. Modern
1. Clough. Drugget.
25c-
Opened up for Business.’
SAPPINGTON & GO.
%
FAIRVIEW.
The hav harvest will be finished by the
majority of the farmers this week until
the oat hay i* ready.
Cyrus Randal returned from Idaho on
Friday.
Mr and Mm. R<»w, of Portland «re
in for the summer and visiting at Mr.
Gus Kunze's.
Mrs. f’ass.i Donaldson has been visit­
ing at Mrs. A. L. Donaldson’s.
Mr. and Mr«. Pye. of Portland, are
visiting Mrs. Adolph Nelson.
Mrs Ross, of Astoria, accompanied by
Mrs. Stansby. visited Mrs. Parkhurst
recently, it being 16 years since they had
seen one other. Mrs Ross is the mother
of Dr. Ross. She returned to Astoria
last week.
Mrs Tittle’s daughters, wliu have been
visiting her for the past two months will
leave on the next boat.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878—N otice F or
P ublication
United States Land Office,
Portland, Ore., July 22nd, I907.
Notice is hereby given that in com' liauce
with the provisions of tiie act of congress of
June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the states of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory "as extended
to ail the Public Land States bv act of August 4
1H92,
OTTO BHFAKER,
Of Garibaldi, county of Tillamook. State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 7363, for the purchase of
the Ne V4.
Sec. No. 4, in tp 1 N. range
10 west, and will offer 01 oof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his ciaim to said land before the
County Clerk, at Tillamook, Oregon, on Tues­
day. the ist day of October. I907. He names as
witnesses .
Irwin Carter, of Garibaldi. Oregon Andrew
Peterson, of Garibaldi, Oregon; George Watt,
of Bay City Oregon; Chas. A. Johnson, of Bay
< ity, Oregon.
Anj* and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described land« are requested to file their
claims in.this office on or beloie said ist day of
October, 1907.
A lgernon S D resser . Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 18,8.—N otice fos
P ublication .
United States Land Office.
Portland. Oregon. June 14th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the proviaions of the act 01 Congress of
June 3rd, 1878, entitled. “An act for the sale
of t niber lands In the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory”
ns extended to all the Public Land States by act
of August 4. 1892,
MARY JOHNSON,
Of Adna. county of Lewis, State of Wash
ington, has this day filed in this office her
sworn statement No. 74,8. for lhe purchase of
the 3e*4 of Se W of Se
ii’of Sw Vi- of See.
1, and Ne M of Nw U,
No 12. in Tp. No
2 S, Ran e No 9 W,
rill offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultura
purposes, and to establish her claim to 8 id land
before the Register and Receiver, at Portland,
Ore , on Friday.the 27th day oi September, 1907.
She names as witn sses :
W. H. Fetrie, of Portland, Oregon; Hugh
Johnson, of Portland, Oregon ; Roy Johnson,
of Portland, Oregon; C. E. Shepherd, of Por
land, Oregon; R. F, Louden, of » ortland, Oregon
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above desci ibed lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 27th day
or September. I907
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
Most of the farmers are very busy
getting their hay in the barn, for they
know they live in Tillamook, where it is
likely to rain.
Jim ( hristenspn went to town Saturday
with a load of cheese.
Mrs. James Beach «nd little daughter
Maxine are visiting in town this week.
W. BEATY,
Mrs Ku«! Wallace is down with the J
measles.
Mr. N. Eye and wife ret timed from
NOTARY PUBLIC,
the valley last week, where they have
been visiting their son.
HEMLOCK. OREGON.
Toiumie Davis, our old mail cariier,
was seen passing through here a few ’
«lays ago with liis ipw wife.
Legal papéis of all kinds.
We see Uncle San. is dijver on the-
mail stage again. It takes old men to ;
stick to their jobs.
J. Beach made a flying trip to the
little burg this week.
BARBER HD HAIRDRESSER
There are preparations lieing made to
of
Heili-
commence work on the streets
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING
lock in a few days.
Jennie Wooley, who has been at
SHAMPOOING, E’lC
Cloverdale the past year, ia at home now
and expects to take *< trip outside soon.
Electric Baths nicely tilted up.Good fo>
Mr. Wooley has given his house a
new coat of paint.
persons suffering with rheumatism
LATIMER BROS
Money to Loan
Borrow money here to pay your hills, etc. You will always
know how much you are owing, also just where to find your notes,
and can pay any amount at any time.
Can handle a few good, short time Real Estate Loans.
Terms, 8 per eent and good security
fl Full Line of Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Tinuuare,
and Crockery.
We UJant all Kinds of Produee
Call and See Us
Olsen Building, Ä
STAPLE & FANCY
GROCERIES
in Tillamook, all new and Fresh, The
$ prices are no higher than others.
,
I
We most cordially invite you tot
come and look at what we have and |
get our prices, whether you buy or J
not.
W. M. MILLS,
Opposite the Post Offieé.
CLOTHINC !
CLOTHING i
At last our stock of Clothing has arrived.
We have everything to suit the most fastidious.
We have suits for the small man, the large mau, slim
built and stout built.
They have the style, quality and fit.
We have alsojust received a large shipment of
Furnishing Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Dress Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery.
Shoes and Hats
Always the best stock on hand.
TODD & CO ,
Tillamook
Oregon.
Tillamook County Bank
M. W. HARRISON, Cashier.
ma R e a vapi
NEW GOODS I
LIKE THIS.
FOUR STYLES.
A fine assortment of Summer ONE
JET ............... 75»
Foot Wear, just received at the TWO JETS
R5
THRlfe JETS.
Red Front Shoe Store, consisting GALVANIZED
JETS.
of Ladies’, Gent.’s, Misses and THREE
BRASS
1 2fl
Children's Shoes.
May ladies’
patent leather aud Vicci Fiench
Kid cannct be beat for fit, finish
and comfort. No paste board coun­
ters.
I have also a fine assortment of
Men’s and Boy's fine Shoes. Mi­
stook of Men's and Boy's Work
Shoes, high and low cut, and my
King Logger Shoes are the best in Keeps the Flies off Stock
One Quart, at 5Oc. makes 10 Gallon».
the city for the price.
No charge for sewing rips on shoes bougl t of us.
CLOUGH’S
CARBOLIC
„ COMPOUND
Red Front Shoe Store,
P. F. BROWNE, Agent.
;
CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist*
If after tiling CARBOLIC COMPOUND
your money back.
you are not eatiefleH co0|