Tillamook headlight., July 23, 1908, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT,
Advertising Batea.
L egal A dvertucmknts :
10
First Insetion, per line ................ I
6
Each subsequent insertion, line....
Business and professional cards,
1 month ............... ................. t 00
Homestead Notices......................... 6 00
Timber Claims................................ 10 00
0
Locals per line each insertion ...
Disdlay advertisement, an iocb,
50
1 month ....................................
All Resolutions of Condolence and
Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Notices. Lout, Strayed or Stolen, etc..
minimum rate, 25c. not exceedu g five
line«.
RATES OP
SUBSCRIPTION.
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
One year........
Six months ....
Three months
|illatnooli
1.60
75
60
Çeabligjp
Fred C. Baker, Publisher.
Summer Paradise
people than bad people in a community,
and the newspaper after all. merely
reflects the sentiment of the people who
support it. The newspaper cannot
be much better or bigger than the
people it serves. For any healthy,
thriving city to fail to support a good
newspaper, is nearly always much
more of a reflection on the people than
on tbe editor. The local newspaper has
become so much a part of the mdustiiai
and social life of our country that the
t >wn or city too small or too indifferent,
toiupport a paper is of not much con
sequence.
Very few of the country editors re­
ceive pav at all proportionate to the
efforts that they put forth, and. for thia
reason, if for no other, they should go
forth on their annual picnic with the
heat wishes for a profitable session, and
a pleasant diversion from the cares of
the desk and press. The country news
paper baa sent forth a large uun.lier ol
rfieii who have reached high places in
state and Nation, and, on nearly all the
big newspapers of the United Stabs,
will be found men who began the news­
paper work in the office of a country
newspaper. Here's to the press associa­
tion. and may its members enjoy to the
limit their present session, and return to
find that the devil in charge has taken
in more cash than cordwood for sub­
scriptions, and has failed to “pi’’ a ny
thing.—Oregonian.
Th« South 8«« Whisker» Trade.
“In the south seas whiskers Is a'rarl
ty,” said a sailor. ‘’Most of them there
Maoris baa hairless faces, like a girl’«*
When a young Maori, at the
of six-
c. sn finds
endowed with
whisker* ho blesses the day when be
was born, for now, by tar. be kno^s
his whiskers will keep him from wan:
In his old age.
“Puzzlin’, ain’t It? I’ll explain It out
♦o you.
‘ The Maori chiefs down Tahiti way
wears a complicated headdress, and a
necessary part of this here headdress
Is a lot of stiff tufts of white whiskers
The headdress makers pays for white
whiskers their weight in gold
“So, you see, old fellers with snow}
spinach is in demand in tbe south seas
. ’ontractors keeps herds of these old
fellers, the same as drovers keeps
sheep, and reg’lar tn June and Decern
ber the semiannual shearln' comes off
“The curly white harvest Is loaded
>n to pirogues, and the contractors puti
>ut over the roarin’ coral reefs, and
from Island to island sells to tbe chief.1
big handfuls of that there snowy flufl
’or Its weight in French gold.”—New
Orleans Times-Democrat.
JULY 23, 190
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HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Them.
We Sell Them.
BOTTS,
A ttorney - at -L aw
Complete set of Abstract Bo
Taxes paid f9*
in office.
Residents.
I
Office opposite Postoli
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
’•
Both phones.
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank.
w. H-
COOPER
A ttorney - at -L Mr
f he Oregon Cheese Co.,Incorported,
red to buy all the first class
is prepar.
Spot cash
cheese that comes along
men will
and highest price. Factory
1
do well to see R. Robinson, the mana­
ger, before selling.
He will be in
Tillamook a good part of the time dur-
Only the best,stock
t in <» the season
I ~
’ wanted.
T illamook ,
C arl
NOTICE
the Post Office.
T.
Office : Opposite Court Home,
T illamook , O regon .
A.
STAPLE & FANCY
GROCERIES
S
1
I
T illamook
R.
O regon
& SURGEON.
TILLAMOOK.
Office: Olson Building.
Residence : Mrs. Weiss' house, w«t
Mrs. Walker's.
T. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Office over J. A. Todd & Co.
Tillamook, Ore.
C. HAWK,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
BAY CITY, OREGON.
-^JAHOMAS W. ROSS,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office : Opposite Post Office.
Residence : Allen House. Tillamook
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A ges *.
Tillamook, Oregon.
R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT
DENTIST,
Office across the street from tt*
Court House.
the ALLEN HOUSE
Dr. Wise’s office-
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
A« K. CASE,
.,
T. BOALS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN
We most cordially invite you to
< ome «inti look at what we have and ®
get our prices, whether you
or
not.
The Best Hotel.
W. SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
P. F. BROWNE, Aqent.
ï have just opened up the most com­
plete line of
H. GOYNE,
A ttorney - at -L aw .
PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY
AND COUNTY.
w. M. MILLS,
haberlach ,
Office across the street .nd
THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
in Tillamook, all new and Fresh. The
prices are no higher than others.
O*EG<n
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Dairies and Summer resorts on the
Coast ol Oregou and Washington both
The Bottle at 8hip Launches.
thrive lor the same reasons—weather
Down to Charles II.'s time It was
■ustoniary to name and baptize a ship
cool, ruin absent and herbage green.
after she was launched, sometimes 11
This is the seuson when tbe resources
week or two after. The old Tudor
and tile lieaulies of tbe coast region will
method used for men-of-war was still
l>e visited again by summer tourists and
tn use. Pepys' “Diary" shows that
exploited as the very best in the world.
The ship was safely got afloat, after
The visitors do not exaggeiate what
which some high personage went on
The latest novelty in religious evan-
they see, either, For it is the fairest ol
board with a special silver “standing
126 Fifth Street, Portland
all lands, with soil fertile and deep, gelism is the proposal made bv Capt cup" or “flaggon" of wine, out of which
Theodore
Valiant
to
establish
at
Wash
streams many and strong flowing,
he drank, naming the ship, aud poured
forests mighty, grass growing all the -ngton, D. C., a church in which all a libation on the quarter deck. The
year, Winters never cold and Summers (Orme of gayety and gladness will cup was then generally given to the
never hot. ocean and streams abundant find .favor. In explainingj his creed, dockyard master shipwright as a me­
with fish and wilds abundant with Valiant said: “Music, merriment and mento. When did the present usage
of.naming and baptizing a ship before
game—in short, this is the world's smiling lace» will be important elements
she is sent afloat come tn? I trace the
of
tbe
religion
of
the
future.
As
in
the
paradise in Summer.
last explicit mention of the old method
This region, stretching nearly 500 olden times, tbe Bible days, the men and to 1664, when the Royal Katherine was
miles from California to British Colum women will be won to God Irotn de­ launched (see Pepys). The first men
bia. is connected with the interior with pravity and crime. There will be the tlon of smashing a bottle of wine ou
railroads in but four places—Grays dancing women, thesymbal players, the the bows of a British man-of-war that
Harbor, Willapa Harbor, Columbia singing and the games, just as there I have found Is In a contemporary
River and Yaquina Bay. Three huudred were in the davs of Moses and Solomon. newspaper cutting of May. 1780. de
miles, between California line and the Tbe old hell of tbe old religion, with its scribing the christening of II. M. S
Magnanlme at Deptford, but uothlug Is
Columbia River, have such a link only flaming fires, its dancing imps in leather
hides, its catacombs of dead hop.« and hinted that It was Mien a new custom
at Yaquina.
—London Notes and Queries.
Which brings us back again for the its fumes of sulphur, is a thing ol the
the regular Summer topic, to the unde­ past. It was adroitly employed tn
Almost at Rest.
veloped condition of this great Coast frighten people into the church. Th,
A kind hearted but somewhat close
church
of
the
future
that
will
make
the
region. Tourists from Tillamook, Ne­
fisted man who was sorely afflicted
halem and (loose Bay report that the most converts for God’s cause and with a conscience came to a friend,
WILL NELL ALL STOCK
much-vaunted railroads have not yet the betterment of humanity, is the holding a visiting card In his bund. Hi
HAM) AT COST.
arrived, though promised many years. church that offers ita members music looked deeply troubled. “1 know," said
So they content themselves with cream and light and harmless games and the he. "this man wants to borrow money
Strictly for Cash Until Further I
I know he will drink It. What am 1
and buttermilk, admire the patience laughter of joyousness. Blue laws and to dot’
Notice.
fanaticism
will
find
no
place
in
the
re
­
and .industry of some of the residents
“It Is perfectly simple.” said the
ozone, pitch their tents in what is real ligion ol the future.”
friend. “Send down word that you are
« » »
paradise and enjoy life as they can do
So as to make room for a large stock for Spring and
out”
»
On board the stout steam schooner
nowhere else.
”1 cannot." he said. “I have never Summer Shoes that will shortly arrive from Chicago.
Our Fish Warden, Mr. McAllister, has Roosevelt the expedition headed bv Com told a lie tn my life.”
Come ami get Bargains out of the largest and best selected
“Then,” said his friend, “lend all yom
been there already ; our Dairy Commis­ mander Robert E Pegry sailed from
New
York,
after
a
short
pause
at
Oystei
money
to
me.
and
you
can
tell
him
you
stockof
Shoes in the City.
sioner, Mr. Bailey, says he is going ;
our Governor, Mr. Chamberlain, was Bay, where President Roosevelt ins|>ect haven’t a penny In your pocket.”
After some hesitation tbe kind heart­
there but a little while ago ; and so was ed the ship and gave Pearv a cordial ed man complied and, having seen bls
Godspeed on hia fifth journey into the
Mr. Cake—so you see the people's favor-
caller, returned.
its know where to find the best there is Fhr North in the hope of discovering the
“Well,” asked bis friend, “are your
north
pole.
Peary
himself
will
join
the
Our friends in Tillamook and Coos
conscience and mind at rest?”
expedition
when
the
ship
sails
from
Bay, Siuslaw and Umpqua, we fear arc
“Not quite, man," he replied, “but
not so contented as they should lie. It is Sidney. Every member of the Pearv they will be as soon as you have given
Arctic Club was on hand to see the me my money back.”—Bellman.
time they were learning better. Nowhere
«tart. To these and others Mr. Peart
in the United States are the people so
Ho Writ.
cool and well-fed. And what is there expressed great confidence that one year
A well known dramatic critic visiting
in life, beyond being comfortable and from now he would be on his wav home
Stratford on Shakespeare's birthday
helping to elect Presidents and Sena- with news “that the pole is ours or and. bearing the clangor of tbe bells
that
be
had
gone
farther
north
than
any
store ?—Oregonian.
other explorer.” Prof Ross G. Marvin, which, from their tower lu the old
church where tbe poet Iles buried,
the Cornell civil engineer, who was awoke tbe little town to Its devotions
The Country Editors.
Peary's assistant in the last voyage approached a wintry headed street
The Washington State Press A two north, is a member of the present expe sweeper In front of Irving's inn and
ciation will meet in annual aeseion dition. Also the captain who sailed the said: "Wbo is tbe fellow they’re mat
at Vancouver today, and, from a ra Roosevelt the other time is again in Ing this fuss about? I see you have
dins of several hundred n.iles, the charge. The naturalist of the party ia Shakespeare hotels. Shakespeare gin
country editors will gather, first to Prof. I). D. McMillan, a graduate ol gerbread, and only the other day I saw
"talk shop" for mutual benefit, and Bowdoin, aud bis assistant is Georg, a man driving to town some pigs
called 'Shakespeare's best.' Wbo is be
after that to enjoy a brief respite Borup ol Yale.
-tbe fellow wbo lived in that tumble
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front the care« and perplezitiea attend­
Oklahoma baa a law requiring th, down shanty yonder?" Tbe “oldest In
ant on moulding public opinion. The
habitant” megaphoned his ear and.
country editor, since ‘ Old Ben Frank­ teaching of agriculture in the publh wheezing, replied. “I think be writ."
schools.
In
this
respect
it
stands
alone,
lin's day,” has lieen the good-natured
"Oh. he writ, did he? What did he
object at which hi« metropolitan brother since no other state require! it, but il write—books, confessions of a deer
and also his fellow country editors have has adopted a course that other states stealer, magazine artlcles-wbat?" “1
directed their shafts of alleged humor. must follow. All agricultural states thluk be writ for the Bible.”
The jokes about the office "devil," “cord­ must in time come to a recognition ol
Opposite the Post Offiee
A Decorated Interior.
wood on-sulauription,’* etc., were hoary the importance of this feature in the
Mrs. Graham is an estimable lady
complete
education
of
its
children,
The
with age when the first minstrel
whose hobby la bouse decoration. One
__ .
asked the flrat end man why the hen Arkansas Legislature is pledged to the day the lady was careless enough to
enactment
of
similar
laws
at
the
ensuing
croaaee the roed, and the object of
drink a glass of red ink. believing It
thia venerable Nttlru accepts them with session, and it is practically assured to be claret She was a good deal
the good natured consideration that la that 1» will he done. The Oklahoma scared when ehe discovered her mis­
due the aged and inflm, and lets it go la w provides for a curriculum including take, bnt n- harm came to her.
horticulture, agriculture, stock raising,
The doctor who was summoned,
at that.
But the country editor ia something road building, flower Culture, fertilizers, upon bearing what had happened, dry­
J. P- AUUEN, Proprietor.
more titan the butt for aged joke« dairying, drainage and irrigation, grar ly remarked to her. "Mrs. Graham,
there's such a thing as pushing this
about Id« calling. lie holds a moat mg, etc.
* * *
rage for decorated interiors too far."—
Important position III the community
The report of the special committer Argonaut
that Is lionori-d by his presence. There in favor of establishing compulsory trade
A G-
Spec,al Atteutio” paid to Tourists
Memory Training.
are rare cases In hie pn>tee«lon, a* well schools in, New York City has been
If men only realized how great an
i> In all other«, when the calling isdir- adopted by the board. These will he in
g'aced by a black sheep, but serious reality workshops where boys orer 12 asset In life Is a retentive memory they
shortcomings on th« part of a man will hare to take practical lessons in would take care to see that tbelr ebli Çh»*i A A UK A
dren's were properly trained. The
who attempts to mould public sentiment some trade. Chairman Coudert ol the
alm pleat method consists tn learning <
by means of a newspaper are soon de­ oommittee argued that such a course every day a few lines by heart. None
tected, aid he is quickly forced out of was a good thing for the boy. "whether of our faculties can be trained so
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kaoPElETON
the profession. The country editor is hie father is a semimillionair or a mech­ easily as that of memory -Stuttgart
by force of circumstances much nearer anic.'' He added : "There la a public Famillenblatt.
to hi« readers than the great dallies of sentiment in laeor of thia industrial
Her Choice.
ti e city. This envlroumeat may (re. training, and if yon don't move with it
"What would you do. dear. If I were
vent a study of all the divergent phaaee it will move without you."
to die?” aaked lira. Darley fondly.
of human nature, such aa may be found
• « a
“I don't know." replied Darley
There is such a thing aa grass-hop, er
in a city, but it admits of closer com­
thoughtfully. "Which la your choice­
munion with those which are more politics. The Bryan partv illuslraiee it
burial or cremation?”—London Mail.
desirable, and it shuts out others which by a summer racket. But what a hush
when
frost
arrives.
can never be conductive to human
A Surgical Operation.
liappineM.
Tbe customer raise,I his band, and
Take a Vacatoin.
This delightful comradeship, which
Now 1« the time to lake • vacation, ftie barber, pausing In the operation of
is so often found betweea the country get out into the woods, flcldsand moun­ shaving him. Inclined hia bead. “SlrY*
editor and.h» constituent«.;« charmingly tains and visit the seashore, but do not “Give me gaa," said the cnatomer - Centrally Uoeated
forget to take a bottle of Chamberlain's T-ondon Globe.
set forth In the letters of W illiam Allen C<
lie. Cholera and Ibarrhoea Remedy
White, himself a country editor of along with you. It Is almost certain to
Find the cause of each wrinkle on a
National fame. The success attained by be needed and cannot be obtained on
man's face, and you will find It was
railroad
trains
or
steamships.
It
is
too
Mr White re due to hie cooeielent en­
much of a risk tor an rime to leave home put there by worrying orer something
couragement of a healthy pul,lie aenti- on
tillam
a journey without it. For sale by all that worrying could not help AA-hl-
uieut. There are always more good DrugglaU.
son Qlobe.
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The B«.t Hotel in th. Cit. Nrh
O^ŒCON
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SARCHET,
-L . The Fashionable T““*
Cleaning, Pressing and R<f*i
ing a Specialty« •
Store in Heins Photop»P*
Gallery.
Tillamook Iron Works
OBERT A. MILLED
General Machinists & Blacksmiths
V.rk'
Frnti«
OREGON
LLAMOOK
LARSEN HOUSE,”***
Ö okbrsbn -
city.
No Chinese Employé.
i
A ttorney - AT-LAWf
Land Titles, Land Office B*
ness and Mining La*
PORTLAND,
Room, 306 Commercial Bt»**
Fho* * *
L and O fficb B vwkkm
A SFBCtALTY-
OWING
*
LAWYERS.
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R oom 334 Woicxrrl«
T h ten and O ak 9Tt*"*J*oS**
Room Next to the U.S. I-a*1
PORTLAND, OKER°1'