TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 13. 1908
YOUNG MEN PAROLED
They Must Go to Work, keep
out of Pool Rooms, Abstain
from Intoxicating Drinks.
The special term of the circuit court
was brought to a close Saturday, after
being in session for a week. On Friday
Judge Burnett decided that he would
parole Louis Loll, Walter Oliver, George
Coppersmith. Harry Foster. Harry^Long
and Arthur Eberman, who had been sen
tenced to two years in the penitentiary
for burglary. In doing so the judge gave
the young men some good adyice point,
ingout to them that he was willing to
£i\e them a chance, but they would have
to keep out of saloons and pool rooms,
¡abstain from intoxicating drink and
¡would have to go to work. The condi
lions of the paroles are :
j Now on the 7th day of February, 1908,
the al»ovo entitled action comes on to
be heard on the application of defen
Bunts to be permitted to go at large on
parole instead of being imprisoned in the
Dregon State penitentiary under and by
virtue of a sentence and judgment of
Imprisonment made, rendered and en­
tered of record against them by this
Court in this action on the 3rd day
pf February, 1908. The State of O^gon
^Appears by John H. McNary, district
Btiorney, and said defendants each ap
MBears in his own proper person.
■ The Court being satisthd that said
defendants if permitted to goat large
will not again violate tha law, it is
Ordered
that they and each cf them be
or.
»nd are hereby |>ermilted to go and re.
jBain at large under the euperviaion of
the Court auhject to an I .upon the fol.
lowing exprtea conditions, to wit :
...51.—Each of said defendants shall at
•H tituetr conduct himself ill a law
•biding manner.
-.2. — Each of said defendants shall re
port in writing signed by himself to this
Court on the first day of each regular
term thereof during the continuance of
this parole where he has been since the
date of the Just of such reports and what
khi<l of employment lie lias been en-
gftged in and the length of time he has
been so employed together with a state­
ment of whether or not he has drunk
any beer, whiskey or other intoxicating
>r or has been in or about any
■n or billiard room or gambling or
pool room, which report in addition to
being signed by the defendant making
it. must lai certified by some respectable
householder residing in the Stite of
Oregon to the effect that in his judg
tuant the report is a true one that such
détendant is conducting himself iu a law
•biding manner.
Jie.irly all of lhe young men thanked
th# judge when he was through, and in
shaking hands with liiin they promised
to comply with the Court's instructions
The judge has also given Sheriff Cren­
shaw certain instructions.
The other cases disposed of on Friday
and Saturday were :
Hadley I.umher Company, a corpora­
tion. vs. Emmett Jenkina. Action for
mqiiey. Jury trial and a verdict in
favor of plaintiff for $96.77 was given.
Wistern Oregon Trust Company, vs.
Wdliam West et al. For deed and to
pt title. A. L, Veazie was appointed
[tee to take and report testimony of
Jesses in Multnomah county and to
^r'. at the next regular term.
Jutland Coal & Development Com-
a corporation, vs. A. T. Lewis et
■S To reform leases. Continued.
P. Hans n vs. Louis Fleck et al
Bt aside deed. Continued.
a Anderson vs. Andrew Anderson
wee. Findings and decree for plain
v ithout Costs.
ik Nolan vs. Frank Ekroth et al
juiet title. By consent defendant
>♦11 has leave to serve and file
nded answer on or^before March 7.
plaintiff to reply on or before first
of next regular term.
ick Bergstrom vs. Helen L. B**rg-
ii. Divorce. Motion of defendant
an allowance for counsel fees
red and plaintiff required to pay
i Io enable defendant to defend suit,
the matter of the appeal of Samuel
me from order of Board of Equali
>ti. Motion of Tillamook County to
liss appeal sustained.
the matter of the appeal of lhe
Dre Packing Co. from order of Board
Equalization. Motion of Tillamook
nty to dismiss appeal sustained.
the matter of the
m Packing Co. from
Iqiinhzation. Motion
h«y to fiisiiiis8 appeal
appeal of Ne
order of Board
of Tillamook
sustained.
Ii Sieiuon va. II. B. Johnson et al
»age» and action for money. Jury
I. with a verdict foi defendants.
I the matter of the Estate of Eli
dapaed.
Probate.
Administrator
kre«l and authorized to sell note of R
8. J. Sturgeon to Eli Goodspeed f<r
Jottings from the County
Manv Sleepless Nights. Owing
to a Persistent Cough. Relief
Fund at Last.
“ For several winters post my wife
hu been troubled with a moat persistent
and disagreeable cough, winch invari­
ably extended over a period of several
weeks and cause I her many slrepleiw
nights,'' writes Will J Hayner, editor of
lhe Burley. Colo., Bulletin. •• Various
remedies were tried each year, with no
hen-flcisl results, in November Inal
ate A White ya. Andrew T. White the cough again pul ill an appearance
Dree.
Heard on testimony and and my wife acting <m the suggestion of
a friend, purchased s hittie of Chamber
n under advisement.
lam's Cough Remedy. The result «as
After three doses
mer Baker vs. Ruby Baker. Divorce indeed marvelous.
I <>n testimony and deer e granted i he cough entirely disappeared and has
not manifested itself since This remedy
mt coat«.
is for sale by all Druggists.
Keeping Open House
Valuable
Remedy for Cold?
i-ry body ■■ welcome when we fed
and Croup.
—
. and we feel that way only when
W. W Gray, an attorney at Wen
dige-tive organs are working pro- ¡»tehee. Wash.
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eays
"I have used
’l»«... hnrlo in'g Crt
11 trh Rjsmsxlv
b Dr. King's New Life Pills r-gu- f chamberlain's
Cough
Remedy in nte
my
tile action of stomach, liver and j family for colds and croup with good
a so perfectly one can't help f—ling results. I a‘m to slwats keep (Ms
When lie Uses these pills. 25c. at i remedy in the bouae."
Sold by all
I. I lough's drug store.
J Druggists.
1
In the Electrical Industry.
There is no apparent limit to the vnri
We called on Miss Anna Tohl, who oua things the'electric currrent la asked
teaches the Balm school. She builds her to do. From shearing sheep ami
own fire« and teaches a nice lot of boys and plucking ducks, to the other ex­
and girls, some twenty in number, and treme ot making music and the p»o-
there are muny evidences of good work. duction of diamonds lies a multitude of
Miss Mabel Kimball, in district No. 5, uses for the mysterious force. Elec
has ten pupils enrolled, but ow'ng to the tricity is. or can be. used in every plane
prevailance of la gripiie in that neigh of life, in every profession, all Hades
borhood there were only five in attend and in all amusements.
a nee. This district is in the sand hills,
Five thousand electic flatirons are
but has a very fine outlook for a play being produced every week al the Lyur.
ground.
Mass., factory of the General Electric
There is certainly no reason why peo­ Company.-
A 50,000 volt. 40-mile 4ransmission
ple should not eat the l<st they grow in
Tillamook. It cannot be said that the line supplies electric pow er to Mimic
standard of economy in this county is : ap«»lis from the St. Croix River. At h
"What we can't sell we feed to the bogs, substation at the city Inuits the voltage
and what the bogs won't eat we eat is reduced to 13.800 at which pressure
t ie various stations and sub-slations of
ourselves.”
We called on Win. Snyder, way up in the Minneapolis Electric Company are
the Sandhills, on the Seaside road. He supplied.
Sometimes it is desirable to plate large
wants to know if that railroad is doing
anything, and said "I've lived here 37 castings with copper or other metal, but
years and there basu’t a thing turned up it is impractical because of the large
sized vat which would be necessary,
yet."
The new method of applying the elec­
We cnlled on Fred Lange and found
truly te is to use a paint brush attached
five or six women visiting at his home,
to one pole of the souice of current. A
and we just as well own up to what we
smooth, adherent and strong coalingot
thought about them.
They were all
metal may thus be built up to any
nice looking. .Mr. Lange has lived on his
desired thickness This process has been
place for 22 years. He raises good fruit
found successful in plating w ith silver,
and vegetables, and lots of them, having
gold, copper and nickel. •
100 bushels of potatos in his cellar now.
In the Cincinnati city hospital typhoid
Cone and Reed lost 19 or 20 sheep in patients are no longer subjected to the
one night,and it is claimed that the dogs old ice-water baths when their temper,
are doing the killing
ature reaches a dangerous point. Undei
J. A. Fabrique and family are living in the new method the patient is first
a cosy little cottage not fai from the sponged off with ice water; then a wet
coast. Everything in this little cottage sheet is wrapped about the Imdy and the
was the handiwork of a home-loving blast from an electric fan is turned on.
spirit. Miss Fabrique is the daughter, Recent experiments have proven this
and a musician. Mr. Fabrique is a man method far superior to the old Baptist
of small stature, who has followed the treatment.
barber trade-tor 40 years, and bears the
The drinking water of Philadelphia is
Irost of many winters upon his head. He taken from the Schuylkill River. It has
is also a violin maker, anj he showed us been found that a certain point this
some beautiful work in that line.
water contains two and a half millions
John Hickey has a good ranch at the of bacteria to a cubic centimeter. After
head of Foley Creek, which produces a thorough straining it contains from
some fine fruit and good pasture. John 355.000 to 708.900 bacteria; after ozoni­
filled our pockets with apples of the zation, by electricity, it contains only 5
right flavor, and we were sorry that our to 55.
Seven brass horns are being installed
pockets were not larger.
C. L. Thoralland several other boys at in the Grand Central station at New
Hobsonville are gaining strength quite Yolk for the announcing of trains. The
rapidly after their severe attack of typ­ operator in his booth will announce the
trains in a telephone receiver; the tones,
hoid fever.
Grading has begun on the Nehalem greatly magnified, are reproduced from
school grounds.
This is a step in the the horns in the waiting rooms.
Up to the middle of September the
right direction. Give the boys and girls
General Electric Company has sold a
room for good, healthy exercise and ex­
total of 1023 steam turbines. The com­
pect good work.
The Gerald C. took on a load of canned pany entered upon the construction as
salmon at the Nehalem cannery on Sat­ steam turbine factories in the fall of
1902 and the first turbine w as shipped
urday last.
We called on Charles Robitsch, an old from the works in February, 1903 That
The
settler of Nehalem, who is 85 years of was four and a- half years ago.
age and a veteran ot the civil war. He 1022 turbins sold in the interval average
approximately 1000 kw. capacity each,
has some good, healthy ideas.
We found an exceptionally good house making a grand total of about 1.000,000
Prices have averaged
keeper on the North fork of the Nehalem, kw. capacity.
and his name is Edward Braunersreuther close to $30 per kw,, so that the cash
and he has a neat little library and many value of sales aggregated over $30.0j0.-
000. At the present time the company’s
other nice features about his home.
Carpenteriare doing some finishing on turbine business is running altout
$8.060,000 m year, or say 13 per cent, of
the Beals' cheese factory at Nehalem.
total
salt*.
Th-roads on either side of the North
The saddest hour in the life of a
fork of the Nehnlem are being pushed for­
ward as rapidly as weather and means newspaper joker is when he s^es one of
will permit. It is to be hoped that the his j >kes come tiue. From lime untold
dav is not far distant when the county it has been the custom of the para-
will be aided bv a good rock crusher in grapher to w rite semi occasionally about
the man who stayed in bed w hile his
the construction of roads.
clothes were being washed. In this
We understand that Commissioner H.
electrical age this can now tie easily
V. Alley went to Portland on Friday to
done. In St. Louis there is a laundry
inspect a rock crushing plant for the
which specializes on hurry work. The
county.
clothing is washed and wrung by motor
The school grounds at Nehalem are power, dried with electric fane and
being graded, a much needed improve electric healersand ironed by electricity.
ment at this school.
The w hole operation takes less than a
After visiting several of the schools in half hour.
Tillamook county and hearing som<
Notice to Contraeteli»
very good lessons, and seeing the nice lie
havior of the boys and girls, I believe if
Notice is hereby given that bids will be
I were asked the question, "Are those
received bv the County Court of Till«
boys and girls good ?" I could reply,
mook County for the construction ot a
"All boys and girls look good to me."
bridge across the Trask River at or near
Mrs. H. L. Rittenhouse is quite ill with the Hunt place, according to plans and
la grippe, also many others in and about specifications on file at the Clerk's office
Nehalem.
All bids must be filed on or before 2
Stephen Scovell is in Tillamook City o’cloed p m March 4-th, 1908. A certifi­
for a few days.
ed check must be deposited with the
In stopping at John lohnaon'a, we re­ County Clerk at the time of filing the
ceived some pleasant information in re­ bid, equal to five per cent of the bid, as
gard to early days in the West. Mr. a guarantee of good faith on the part of
Johnson related several exciting escape the bidder. All lumber to be used in the
des with the Redmen. With the feeling construction of the said bridge will be
that an honest purpose in a man's heart furnished and delivered at the bridge
will gain respect from any people Mr. site by the county. The court reserves
Johnson has not only enjoyed a fair pro­ the right to reject any and all bids.
portion of this world's goods, but he has
By order ol the County Court.
given others an rqual opportunity.
*
G B. L amb .
County Clerk.
T7or<’s of Praha
For the several Ingredients of whkh Dr.
Pi- fee’s medicines are composed, as given
by leaders in all the several schools of
medicine, should hi ve far more weight
than any amount of non-professional tes-
Umoulftls. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­
tion has the badge of HONESTY on every
bottle-wrapper, In a full list of all its in­
gredients printed in plain English.
If you aro an invalid woman and suffer
from freque
frequent headache, backache, gnaw-
Ing dlstrifi f In stomach, periodical pains,
disagrednWi
, le, catarrhal, pelvic Grain,
41own distress in lower ¡tbdunien
draggiifg/dt
or pelvis, perhaps dark spots or specks
daneii ig
' b< fore thev) ' B,
BptUt and
kind 4 ' symptomscau; d by female weak-
ness,c_ thqf derangement of the feminine
organs.
can not do better tarn take
Dr. PierJe Favorite
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Prescription.
The hi-Z tai, surgeon’s knife and opera­
ting talf/miiy be avoided by the timtly
use of
avorlte Prescription’ in such
cases. Thereby the ohnoxiov. oxaml'l-
ttiona anil local tiea'r^,~,us of the fanboy
[J.ysieiaii can.be nvo'di u iirTii it, Ton T
cuijr-e of siiccessfiiTtrejln <~nt carried
Prescription " is computed ot the very be--t
native ,g-dtclnal roots known to medical
science for the cure of woman's peculi .r
ailments, contains no alcohul and no
harmful or habit-forming drugs.
Do not expect too much from "Favorite
Prescription; " ft will not perform mira­
cles ; it will not disolve or cure tumors.
No medicine will. It will do as much to
establish vigorous health In most weak­
nesses and ailments peculiarly incident to
women as any medicine can. It must be
given a fair chance by p- rseverance in its
use for a reasonable length of time.
You rar.'t :1 tTo--l Io :..-.-i-pt. -I so-r.u nn<.
ft- now n com p<>>i iT(jiu.
Sick as omen are invited to consult Dr.
Pierce, by letter,/ree. AU correspond­
ence is guarded as sacredly secret and
womanly confidences are protected bv
professional privacy. Address Dr. R. V.
Fierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
Dr. Piero ’s Ph*afmnt Pellets the best
laxative and regulator of the bowels.
They invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. O ik * a laxative; two or three a
cathartic. Easy to take as candy.
THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE
LIGHT RUNNING
The Tillamook Lumbering Co. having
a large amount of Fur Logs on hand, made
arrangements with Frank Long to saw the
same, the Company is now in a position to
sell and take orders for Lumber. Leave
w orders at the Company’s office.
F. S. WHITEHOUSE.
THE Next to NEW
BAKERY,
Mason Br> s. Department Store
if you want either a Vibrating Shuttle. Rotary
Shuttle or a Single Thread 1 Chain Stitch]
Sewing Ma< 'line write to
the hew
st’vric machine
Orange, lVXas»».
company
All Kinds of Confectionery, Pies and Cakes
We make a specialty of Bread
WIVE US A CALL.
Many sew ini; niach 1« t are made to sell regardless of
quality, but the <-W Home is made to wear.
Out guaranty never runs out
CONNIE DYE, Proprietor
Sultl by aiitb6ri*<»«l dealer« only.
FOR SALK MY
HALTON, Agent.
Opened Up for Business
SAPPINGTON & CO
A Full bine of Groceries
Floar, Feed,
and. Crockery
We CClant all Kinds of Produce
Call and See Us
Olsen Building,
THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY
THE FISH BRAND SLICKER.
is the man who
has tried to get
the same service
out of some
other make
\
TIME CARD
Astoria & Columbia River R, R. Co
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Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be
received by the
he County
Count, C >urt of Tilla­
mook County •flor the construction of a
bridge across the Trask River at the
fohnson place, according to plans and
specifications on file at the County
Clerk's office. All bids must I* filed on
or i>efore 2 o'clock p.m March 4. 1908.
A certified check must be deposited wi'h
the County Clerk at the time of filing
the bid, equal to five per cent of the bid,
as a guarantee of good faith on the part
of the ladder. AH lumlier to be used in
construction of said bridge «ill be fnv
mshed and delivered at the bridge site
by the County The County Court re­
nerves the right to reject any and ali
bids.
By order of the County Court.
G. B. L amb ,
Couuty Ckrk.
Tinoaare
Clean Light Durable
Guaranteed Waterproof
and Sold Lwrywhere
at $3®O
rni w
KILL the
COUCH
ANO CURE THE LUNC8
WITH
New Discovery
F0RC8ÏSr8 JS&.
AMD ALL THROAT AMO LU WG TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
OB MONEY REFUNDED.
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Train« marked • run daily.
Train« N<* 25, 27 aud 29 from Clatsop Beach, and trains Nos. 2ft, 30 and 34 from
Astoria, run via Ft. ftteven«
Train No. 26, from Portland, 3:10 p m, is Saturday ft peri al. stopping at Goble, Rainier
Clatskanie. Astoria and Beach points, only.
CONNECTIONS—At Portland, with all trans-continental lines. At Goble, with
Northern PaciAc Railway Co. At Astoria, wJth steamer« for Ban Francisco and Tillamook
and llw aco Railway At Navigation Co.'s boat and railway.
Through tickets sold to ami from all points in the Rast and Europe.
Fur farther particulars apply to.
R H. J ENK INA,
Genl. Frt. Ik Faa«gr Agt„
Astoria. Or«