Tillamook headlight., April 23, 1908, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 23J_lg2£
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ELECTRIC RAILROAD TO
TILLAMOOK.
United Railways to Push
Work, Starting Within a
Month—Northern Pacific
Supposed to Back it.
A CORRECTION
Astoria &
In Behalf of the Transportation
Committee and Wadham & Co '8
time card
Columbia River R
R- Co —
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impiété set of Abstract
Office opposite P«t qi
am.
11.00
Within 30 days the United Railways
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10.40
W amkfnton
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company will begin preliminary work on
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9.35
the constiuction of an electric railway
Ar. H oliday
from Portland to Tillamook, Netarts
STEVENS BRANCH
•43 •35
Bay and Bay City. Surveys over the
•33
•41
•39
Wilson river route have been made and
a.m.
p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.
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. _ . _ 12.35 3.35 7.54 6 40 8.55 10.39
there is a choice of three rontes entering
8.48 10.30
3 231111« Ar.HamniondLv 12-25 3.29 7.45 6.33 8.46 10 27
RATES OE SUBSCRIPTION
the city oi Portland. Conclusions reach­
6.30
I ^1 jjnjja 20:Ar Ft.Stevr»Lv 12.21 3.26 7.42
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.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
ed by men who have been closely follow­
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run dail3r
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25 27 aud * 22from
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Beaeb. and K«*«. No.. 23. 30 and 34 from
One year........................................... 1.50 ing the arrangements are that the North­
75
Six months ........................................
ern Pacific is back of the project, and
‘•‘¿Ä^o’iT'oriU-d. 3:10 P ».. I.
50
Tnree months...................................
that the road w ill use Cornelius gap and
connect with the Northern Pacific’s
main line north oi Portland.
Ö'be í ílhniook ^tabliglit. present
The five men now outwardly respon­
sible for the projects are Thomas Green
Kreil <J. Baker. Publisher.
For lurtber particular, applj to.
“■
üenL l'rt 4 l‘‘"’grA,tori'* Or.
ough, of Missoula, Moritz Thomsen,
and W. D. Hofius, of Seattle. J< sepb H.
A New Federation of Labor.
Healy and H. Wittenberg, of Portland.
A new collection of labor societies, Messrs Hofius, Greenough and Thomsen
Rates, $1 Per day
Centrally Lioeated
and <>ne which io to participate rc - were in Portland yesterday, and at a
juat^b^en
pro
­
lively in politica has
conference between these interests it was
jected in Chicago. It will 0008)81 oi decided to proceed immediately with
the Western Federation of Miners, the construction oi the Tillamook line. It is
M. H- LARSEN, Proprietor.__
United Mine Workers, the Confection» said Greenough, Thomsen and Hofius
erg’ and Bakers' Union, the Brewery have taken the initiative, and guaran
Workers’ Union and other organiza teed the financial sinews.
Th* Bast Hotel in th* city. No Chinese Employed.
tions. Bo’Jie of these have been for
Greenough is an old time Northern
years affiliated w ith the American Pacific conductor, and made his start in
Federation of Labor, but they are now that line oi work in the northwest. He
to appear in a new coalition. The is now rated at several millions, and is
unions which propose to affiliate say known to be still in close touch with
they have 600,000 members. The fin­ Northern Pacific people. Hofius and
ishing touches are to be put on the new Thomsen are rated at not less than two
federation early in July.
millions each, and have been associated
The immediate interest which the with Northern Pacific railroad deals be
public will have in the new organize lore. They are regarded as group oi
tion lies in the fa« t that it proposes men especially well adapted to the wotk
to nominate a presidential ticket, and oi carrying on Northern Pacific con­
to put candidates for Congress in the struction uuder cover of independent
field in many states.
The leading projects. No stock or bonds of the
spirit in the movement is W. D. Hay­ United Railwayscompany have been sold
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank.
wood, who was recently a high official since they took control, but approx­
in the Western Federation of Miners, imately $600,000 has been spent since
and who wa< tried on Harry Or­ that date in forwarding construction of
chard’s confession, and acquitted. Re the company’s Portland lines. It is said
port bad it that he was to be the a plan has been adopted by which these
Socialist party's candidate for presi­ men are advancing the funds in blocks
dent in 1908. As the Western Feder­ of $500,000 and then drawing on the
ation of Miners, however, is a socialist Northern Pacific treasury tor the
orgHhization. and as some of the amounts, as bus been done successfully
unions which are uniting with it in the in railroad construction work by South­
new federation also lean toward the ern Pacific interests in California. This
socialist side, it is possible that Hay­ was the plan adopted by H. E. Hunting­
wood, in his new federation move­ ton for the building of subsidiary lines.
ment, may start a party which will
Of three surveys made for entrance
count for something in the voting.
of the Tillamook line to Portland the
From the present outlook 1908 will easiest is by Cornelius pass, but it is
Opposed to Monopoly.
see more national organizations of the longest way around. Another loutr
consequence than any previous cam­ follows on an easy grade along Hie face
The directors of the Tillamook Coun­
paign has had. In addition to the of the hills north of the city ami ty Mutual Telephone Company, in the
two big parties, there are the Popu through a proposed tunnel near the matter of a proposition made by the
lists, who nominated a ticket in St hu mm it between Portland and Linnton. agent of the Pacific Telephone Co., Mr.
Louis last week, the Prohibitionists, The third, which is the shortest but the Gregory, to put our stock in a company
who will put up a ticket in Cablin­ steepest, is via Balch's gulch and proposed to beorganized in Tillamook,
bns. Ohio, oli July 15, the Hea’at In Mount Calvary cemetery.
to receive certain parts of the present
dependence League, or National party,
An official of the road said today that phone system, when repaired, made new,
126 Fifth Street, Portland.
which will meet some time in July, a reasonable grade could be secured etc., we do not consider the proposi­
Reference, Tillamook County Bank.
and the new Haywood federation via the latter route, and that in view of tion of the best interest to the most
party. It is altogether possible that the fact that the company is compelled people of Tillamook county.
the Haywood organization may ab by its franchise to build to the cemetery
1st. Because it is formed on the mon­
sorb one of i he Socialist parties, that that route fur the Tillamook line would opoly system, in which one or two can
which Debs led in 19o0and 1904, and probably be adopted.
own the principal part of the stock, con­
which gave Debs 4 0 2,000 votes in the
The distance from Portland to Tilla­ trol the system to suit their will, re­
latter year, Debs is supporting Hay- mook, according to the Wilson river
gardless of the wishes of the many small
wood this year. Froin present ap- survey is about 88 miles. This would
stock-holders.
pi's rances the Populists, tiie
I
Prohibi give by far the shortest line between
2nd. Because the Farmer’s Mutual
tionist, the Hearst pari
and the Portland and the ocean beaches. The system we represent is far superior in its
Haywood aggregation will each le­ engineers have beeu able to get a max organization. All are equal. It is what
large enough to command some st- iuiuiii grade slightly better than 2 pel
will reach the common people in that
tention from the country, The cam­ cent via tins route. The road will run
is cheap, yet thorough, up to date
paign of 1908 promises to give some through a heavily timbered region, ami
construction, and gives good service
thing for every American citizen to the lumber tonnage alone would support
•s not a money making system, but
think of from the nomination of the the line. The Tillamook country is ai*o money saving system.
Republican and the Democratic tickets susceptible of developing immense
3rd. Theirs is a one man power sys.
onward to the casting and the counting wealth in the dairying business.
tem. Ours is a co-oporative siatein. In
of (he votes on November 3.
The capitalization of the United Rail other words, theirs is a Monarchal form
ways company ia $3,000,090. tt one of government, while ours is a Demo-
Various estimates are published of the time in its early stages the company viatic form, owned hv the people, con­
number oi workers idle at this time, previded n bond issue for raising money trolled by the people, for the people We
WILL SELL ALL STOCK
some oi which are purposely exaggerat­ to build the city lines, and $45o,tM>0 of »re here to stay as an organization We
ed. tor it is part ol the yellow mission these I m »mis were issued to the promo­ believe in honest competition. It is the
HANI) AT COST.
to distort everything it touches, derid ters. 'ibis amount of bonds ia now in life of trade. It forces better service.
Strictly
for Cash Until Further
ing the good, and piling ngony on what poaaeasion of the present holders of That i* what we want. We leel sure
Notice.
ever goes amiss, it is true that industry stock, aud they have not issued any subscribers will appreciate our action in
is somewhat disturbed by the sudden further bond*. It ia be lived the entire this matter as vour directors, lor we
tmancial derangement of last tail, which issue necessary for fin tricing th i Hills, have after due consideration, ncteil lor
seems to have been mainly the result of boro ami Tilllamook extension has f»een what we conscientiously believe, to I*
vague doubts that have been proved taken care of by Northern Pacific in best for you and the entire county ol
0I1H* 811(1 J^(‘t Bpr£?8ills nilt nF
I
groundless The banks, whose general teresls.— Journal.
Htockof Shoes in the CHy
“nd be8t 8e|eeted
Tillamook.
Respectfully yours,
stability had been described by yellow
R Y. B lalock . Sec.
nlarmists as involved in frenzied finance,
Notice.
L. T. S mith , < 'hairman.
weathered the storm. an<l most of the
H. A. K innamae .
Notice
i*
hereby
given
ihnt
the
County
lew that sus|iended have resumed But
D L J ones
Court
of
Tillamook
County
will
receive
»■•••««n
business han l»ern incidently affected to
<
bid*
tor
the
board
and
car*
ol
Gflorge
everything for
some extent by the exceptionally close
On.® T2JLch. of. Na*ure Makes ■
lhe Whole World Kin."
scrutiny ol credit and the conservative 'leyer*. a county charge. All hid* must
PHYSICIANS’
When a rooster find, * big fat worm
feeling toward new ventures. • Commer­ lie fifed with the County Clerk on or be­
prescriptions
fore
10
o'clock
a
m.
Wednesday.
the
he
calls
*11
lhe
hens
in
the
farm
i
ar.I
to
cial failure» during the last six months
cane »nd share it A similar trait of
6th day oi May. 1908.
have been more than ordinarily heavv,
human nature ia to be olmervad when a I
Mr specialise on prescription
G.
B
L
amb
,
which means that the support extended
man discovers something exceptional!»
componndti.g and therefore
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County
Clerk.
g'»o<i he want* all hinfrienda and neigh-
lias been placed under stricter limita
earr, „ stock which repre-
t»rs to share the banetilsof In* due-., very
sems evervthing that phvsi-
tions. A period of rigid liquidation has
Call for Bid* on Wood.
Thia is the touch of nature that makes
cmn* hereabout are likelv to
occurred, In addition, this is a presiden-
th* whole world km. This explain*
P'-rwnhe. All „ew worthy
Bid* will be received up to May l»|, why people who have been cured by i
tial year, proverbially unta vara hie to
pharmaceutical, are here as
soon as nut and our line of
business expansion. The period of reck­ 1908, for 100 cord* or le»» of Alt. Alder. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy writ, -
letters
to
the
manufacturer*
for
nuldi
prewnptmn
drug, j, com.
oning will run its its course and its gen­ Hemlock or Fir Wood, to b* delivered at
cation, that others similarly ailing mar
P ''«'?1 * IOnlv good,
' Out-el Poors'
eral effects in the end will be salutary. The Tillamook Creamery factory, half to «1«. us * it and obtain relief
Behind
of highest purity ,nd quality
lie delivered by Jun« 15th. »nd balance retry one of thew letters i. a warm
[>«.t thing (or a growing boy I
«re ever used.
’
Lesrnlr- to .|1Oot
before October 1st, 1908. The Creamery hear till wish of the writer to he of w
Phvsicians who sre ac
Death Was Qn His Heels
quali ti,, 0,
to Mwueoa* els* Thw remedy i. f„r
S
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r
,tock
«"d
.1 ee»»e P Morris, of Hkippers. Va.. had reserves the right to reject any and all by m H druggist«.
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sblp ^ ontrol . D ecision , and
,n,r"r”’,>ly fed ,ori
* chari-all In th* spring of llkat He bids.
T he T illamook C hamuv ,
MANLINESS
of best results from th« m«di-
says •' An attack of pneumonia left me
He Got What He Needed.
By C a > l H abkrlach , Sec.
so weak and w ith such a fearful cough
when
h’'T'' pri*r,h»d
I
H " T*?
<« If my
thX’t^ * oor l,bd On
J'l.itiruM PtauTis
that my friends declared conaumpiou
h..n. rrd male ¡r i?*, ’ °° "ur tinx -
CO“*I ?
Mr C. Farthing
had me. and death wa* on my heela.
A Twenty Year Sen ence.
of Mill < reek. Ind Ter. • 1 w„ m rif„
Expert services dav or night
Then I wa* persuaded to try Dr. King's
I have ju*t oomplet*.! • twenty .ear d<iwn tt«l life hung on a v*ry-*|en.ler
receipt u rata io- t ".'.'. 7
upon
M«* "’Ju" ° •"J’’*«"'.
New Discovery. It helped me imniedi- health a*, i leno*, f».p<i**>l by Ruck fens
atelv. and after taking two and a half Arnie* Nair*, which cured in* of hhed- thread itwas then my druggist recom-
r""r I,rr*nptions?
»*TU,C
1 »*>"*»>• «
feittlea | was a well man again. 1 found ing pile* twenty y«*r* ago.'' write*
out that New Ihacovery is the l*st rem­ O. 8 Woofer«*, of Leftaysville, N y. fertile and I got what I needed—
edy tor oaigha and lung disease in all Bucklen* Arnie« Nair* lirala th* worst
CHAS. I. CLOUGH,
! i” w,*'d.' N«>|ii under guarantee at •or**. boil*, burn*, wound* and cut* in but Electric Bitters put it hack on the I
Reliable Druggist
rx.__ PL0' b®« 4097
- bum, well ever
st
»"<• th* .h»rt*«t tn»*. fiJc. at Cha*. I -unce
since. 8.dd ur
under guarantee at Cha*
$1.00. t
Trial buttle frv«.
Tillamook, Ore.
Clough * drug (tore.
11 Clough*
drug
»tore
’
50c.
u -
{ More. 50c
LARSEN HOUSE,
OREGON
Both phon,,
W.H COOPER
ATT o RNEY-AT-L u
T illamook ,
w. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
The Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported,
is prepared to buy all the first class
cheese that comes along. Spot cash
and highest price. Factory men will
do well to see R. Robinson, the mana-
ger, before selling.
He will be in
Tillamook a good part of the time dur-
ing the season, Only the best stock
wanted.
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THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
ATTORNEYAT-U ï
eut «cher
Office across the street and m
the Post Offiec.
T. H.
GOYNE,
A ttorney - at - Ln
Office : Opposite Court
illamook ,
O i
W. SEVERANI
ttor ney - at -L ai ,
T illamook
R.
T. BOALS, MJ
PHYSICIAN
& SURI
TILLAMOOK.
Office: Olson Building.
Residence: One block South o
Church.
y^R. I. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SUB
Office over J. A. Todd à
Tillamook, On.
'^2^7’ c- IIAWK.
PHYSICIAN & SI
BAY CITY, 0:
NOTICE
'JAHOMAS W. R(
TO THE PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY
AND COUNTY.
PHYSICIAN & SU
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a
^/ARL HABERLACH,
T
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Them. A.
We Sell Them. A
I
Taxes paid [t
Residents.
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. . QV1NCY......
..C latbkan *«
. ..C lifton .....
Ar. A btukia L v
TILLAMOOK,
A ttorney .*^
office.
Ar.
POXTLAND.....
The following letter was received by
one of our business men. which shows
the action of the Transportation Com­
mittee and Mr. Henry Hahn in regard to
their attitute with the new boat, which
explains itself. The letter read.
Now, a word as to your information
concerning the report that the writer
has been instrumental in killing off the
the new steamer proposition between
Portland and Tillamook. In this connec­
tion the writers desires to say it is to lie
regarded that this impression has been
planted among vour people, for their can
1« nothing further from lhe truth than
this In the first place, the w riter is
chairman of the Transportation Com­
mittee of the Chamlier of Commerce and
he gave these young men. the promoters,
all the information at his command and
gave them a letter of introduction to
the merchants of this citv tn order to
pave the way for them towards obtain­
ing financial support among our mer.
chant*, in addition to which t he secretary
,,t the Transportât!, n Committee, Mr.
Van Heekeren, was instructed to ssoist
Mr. Pohle in the pursuit of his enterprise
and he spent at least eight or ten Hat*
in assisting. Just why, then, the Trans
portation Committee, or the chairman
ofit.orthe house of Wadhams & Co.,
ot which he is president, should be at­
tacked is past the writer’s u derstanding.
We have teen shown th. article ap
pearing in the Headlight u >der date ol
April 2d aud in reply can >nlv sav that
Mr. Pohle, one of the promoters is en
tirely mistaken in Sts surmise that Mr.
Elmore had an-thing whatever to d-
with hi* inability to obtain funds as
readily as he expected from the Portland
merchants.
As a matter ot fact the Transportation
Committee at all times assists transpor­
tation movements of this kind wherever
it can—that is one of its cardinal func­
tions. and nothing could be further out
of line than to charge the Trar.spsrta-
tion Committee with any effort on its
part to kill any transportation proposi
tion. Its mission is to promote where-
ever it can but not to obstruct.
Injustice to the Transportation Com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce and
to Waduams & Company I would kind.
Iv ask you to have the H-adlight make
the correction as before stated.
Yours trulv,
H enry H ahn ,
For Wadhams & Co.
BUTTS,
T.
TT
4- -L •
Office : Opposite Pott
Residence : Allen House, Tilli
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial
Tillamook, Oreg»i
R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT DE*’“
Office across the street ft
Court Hou*
Dr. Wise’s offia
F- BROWNE. Aqent.
SAR HET,
T . The Fashio
Cleaning, Pressing
ing a Sped«lty
Store in Heins PM
Gallery.
OBERT A- M11
A ttorney - at -D'
Land Titles, Land 0®
ness and Miniai
PORTLAND,
Room, 306 Com®«*1
L and O ffic « B vbtnbm
A BFBCIALTY
OWING
A f0
lawyer
WOSÇS.T«« ®
R oom 334 WoicriTii
T h » d AMO O i «
Room Next to the U S-
PORTLAND,