Tillamook headlight., July 30, 1908, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 30, 1908
Interesting Scraps.
Ail that acieutiata have eaid lately
concerning the conveyance ot dieeaee
by flies givee the idea that tbe spiders
end their flytraps ere among the molt
beneficent things in nature.
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The War Departiuent'e idea that it
must keep up with the times iu arro-
nauties ie sound. To be prepared at all
pointe is the best assurance of con
siderats treatment and peaceable re­
lations.
Taft clubs are reported to be multiply­
ing in the western part of Teneaeee, where
Republicans have hithertofor been scarce.
Instead of getting the Middle West'Mr.
Bryan is likely to lose a slice*in the
Middle South.
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Mr. Hearst says Mr. Oom pera noti,
fled him that a separate Dealt ticket
would elect Taft,
Mr. Gompers fore.
sees defeat at an early stage, but did
not intend that Hearst should rettori to
publicity in the negotiations.
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Seattle declares that its
Alaskfl
Yukon-Pacific Exposition will be read}
ou lhe opening day. June 1st next, and
iri full running order until October 15eh
Among the outing points for I9<)9 Seattle
will hold one of the foremost places.
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ol trade outreached the available supply
of money. There was too much pros­
perity and credit was strained- High
finance and colossal steals also lied mut h
to do with the result, and Roosevelt had
checked this bad work. But the Roose
velt radicalism af to day would be the
conservatism ot five year* hence.
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Just after the adjournment of the Den
ver Convention Mr. Bryan sai l that he
expected to gain the needed electoral
vote^in the tier of states between Ne
braska and Indiana. The only reason
for this statement seems to be a realiz­
ing sense of the fact that bere, and, with
the Eastern States admitted to be lost,
the Centra) West is the last resource. It
would require a sweeping overturn to
get these States, but as a mat‘er of
plain arithmetic Mr. Brvan can not
dispense with them under the circum
stances. A coming political revolution
gives some advance notice Apart from
the elections at odd times showing how
the tide runs, there are portents easily
identified by ’the experienced observer
No upheaval has been indicated.
Mr.
Bryan is n«»t claiming the Pacific Cons'
Has he forgotten how th» Middle West
voted in 1906 and 1907 ? His own
state last year was Republican by 3<>,
283, Illinois by 145,560, Michigan by
87,594, Wisconsin by 80,247 and Iowa
by 20.865. Even Missouri at the last
trial in 1906 was Democratic by oniy a
few thousand.
REGISTER SCHOOL OFFICERS FOR YEAR BEGINNING JUNE 15, 1908,
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NAMES OF DIRHLTORS—TIME TO SKRVB.
One Y’ear.
Two Years.
Three Years.
John J. Rupp.
D. D. rtest-
Arthur McKay.
Win. Schollmeyer.
Wm. Christensen.
M L. Barber.
A W Bunn.
W C King.
James \\ illiams.
F M Maketev.
Johu Ho. field.
Axel Nelson.
N. c.Millan,
Frank Crane
Gilbert Billeque.
Jesse Ward.
Henry Goold.
Lillie ;<dwards.
A Arstill.
M T. ( hance.
Louis Ludtse.
S. M Dailev.
A. H. Beaty.
K. i). Richards.
Fred Kabbe.
8. M. Batterson.
George Watt.
F. o Mills
U. Zurituch
Ste -hen Bauer.
H T. >horb.
K. Lamb.
O. K el low.
8. W. Elliott.
J. XV. f hompson.
John Fleck.
P. Kahkee.
,H. i B.uilev.
E. L-. Kintiaiuan.
L. L. Smith.
J A. West
Albert Zimmerman.
G. Hanenkrat.
Dolph R. Tinnerstct.
L. A Edgar.
W R. Illingworth.
Wm. Tubbesing.
John Redberg.
Chas. Lee.
A. O. Jackson.
Geo. B. Lamb.
Erick Gladd.
S. Scovell.
Chas. T. Desmond.
H L. Sherwood.
F. M Shearer.
Martin Ripley.
H A Mile.
James Taggart.
Alex. Fraser.
Ira Dimond.
D A. Bailey.
Henry Rogers.
Clay Daniel.
Frank Eklof.
I. W. Hiner
B E. Howland,
Geo. Loerpabel.
Mrs. J. Barber.
John M Bodie.
W. D. Giadwlil.
John Simmons.
AI. L Sutton.
A. V. Brow n.
Fred Lowry.
S. Kellow.
J H Hathaway.
D. S. Bovakin.
Win Glick
C. Ü. Mandis.
Frank Yach.
(’. N. Johnson.
J M. Harrison.
J. (;. Church.
Chas. Seamon.
G. Hanenkratt.
Jacob Kumm.
E. 1'. Coulson.
F. L. Lent.
P. O. Address.
Librarians.
District Clerk.
W. J Maddux.
A. Christensen.
I Weslev Rush.
E H Lane
A. M. Commons.
Mrs. M J. Cone.
f H. Dunstan.
H T Botts
Peter Heisel.
C. L. Aliev.
Elmer Hall.
J K. Lowrance.
John Johnson.
W S. Harer
F. E. Norton.
C. 4 . Goeres.
J. C. Foster.
U S. Edwards.
Frank Worthington.
James Bibby
Albert Easom.
Frank Fraser
C. I Blanchard.
D D, Jones.
Fred Zaddacli.
S. Barber.
D A. Simmons.
XV. N. Bays
K. Schlappi.
W D. Winters.
J. F Reeher.
P. Newberg.
David I ml ah.
C A Elliott.
Jos. Eflenberger.
1. J. Bowles.
L. Riefen berg.
% P. Gwinn.
Ernest Haag.
Clarence '1 ilden.
W R. Calkjns.
Wm. Zimmerman.
F. K Strueby.
Jacob Nicklaus.
Mrs. E. T. Coulson.
W P. Juhb.
New York complains that the soil
II. A. Ely
of Central Park has become soiui|K>v.
Mat Leas Zettel.
eriahed as to be almost exhausted. A
city that spends as much money as
It might be supposed,
New York ought to be iutensive farmer noise made by Mr. Bryam on the sub-
the’Senate will continue to be Republican !
enough to save its parks from the fate j«*t of publishing a fist of party chid
nt Sahara.
palgn contributions, that he representH throughout his term. His policies, if I
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all the virtue that can be discovered he has any outside of free trade, could
A n an in Chicago claims to have in this connection,
It was ortly the not take the form of laws during the I
been dead sixty-mine hours and describes other day that he felt called on to ex next four years. He has had no ex-1
what lie says he 8 mw in Hades. This is plain that neither he personally er his
perience in statesmanship. His brief|
the first intance in which the individual l>aper received any part of the cam­
and only official service has been in the
concerned in an incident of this kind paign cash sent to Nebraska four
House of Representatives. He could |
failed to gain admission to any place years ago on ths strength of the rep.
name a new secretary of agriculture,
but heaven,
resentation to the Parker campaign but that department h is been admirably
aea
Japan's new premier save : *' My poi managers that Bryan would try to well managed during the last twelve
icy will be peaceful, tbe prime object carry the Nebraska Legisbilure as a years, and its field effectively broaden­
As Nebraska', ed, as every live farmer knows.
being to maintain peace throughout senatorial candidate.
Farmers do not gather in cash so eas­
the world.” As Uncle Sam will labor majority against Parker was no l--«>
they will send a share to
to the same end, ail is quiet on the than 86,000 it must be remarked that ily that
Pacific with the exception of Mr. Hob whatever became of the money, it was political committes without substan­
obtained by"false pretenses. An im tial reasons. Mr. Biyan.in I ds wjav, is
son’s typhoon.
mense amount of money was invested a farmer, but has said that he n-nst
a a a
There is method in Mr. Bryan's po­ in the Bryan campaign fund of 1896 make money otherwise to keep even He
litical optimism, for lie makes valua­ by the silver mining interests, for received last year $52,000 from lectur­
ble use of his time between campaigns, Bryan’s success meant unlimited prnlii. ing and his political organ adds largely
but the enthusiasts who predicted his for them. The worst plague spot in I lie to his income. His perpetual candidacy
election in 1896 and 1900, and are still at United States for a campaign corruption advertises his lectures and his weekly
it, and the most devoted of mankind, fund is Tammany, an organization with­ paper. He can give strong personal
with the smallest return.
out which the Democratic party would pecuinary reasons for the course he pur­
be in a hopeless condition in the Slate sues, but what is there in it for a farmer
Last year, according to the report of of New York, and nationallv. Tam
Consisting
who sends $100 to his campaign fund
the Interstate Commerce Commission, many rolls in campaign money, a fact after digging the money out of the soil Y
the employee on railroads numbered that could be guessed from the enor Under the last Democratic tariff a sheep
A fine
1,672,074.
Mr. Bryan recommended mous expenditures and huge salary could not be sold fur 50 cents. Mr.
thia addition to the list of government list of New York City, whose debt ia Bryan offers another free trade Dem­
employes, but has since executed another, rapidly approaching
$1 (XX), 000,000. ocratic tariff with a corresponding range
of his expert crawfish movements.
What chance is there that Tammany ot prices. What else lie offers no prophet
will sver publish a true statement of can tell, though much can be guessed
The biggest fee ever received by a ite financing of a campaign? Not one
from the fact that be is already up to
woman lawyer has just been earned by dollar in twenty that it spends in po­
his neck in exploded fallacies, a subject
Mary E. Miller of Chicago. It was |3u,- litical work will ever see the light of
on which he is dumb in spite of his un­
000, and she received it for prosecuting print. Mr. Bryan claims that he whs
limited facility for speech. A farmer who
successfully a suit of the grandchildren of beaten by the use of money in 189C
sends money to the Bryan campaign
the late William Bross for a share of his and 1900. but the popular plurality
fund must truly have a superfluity to
$3.000,000 estate. A woman in legal againat him was first 6UO.0O0 and then
throw at the bird« —Globe Democrat.
practice has ceased to be an oddity aud 800,0**0, and be must have a low idea
she is no longer employed merely be­ of the integrity of the American peo-
Chamberlain’s Colio, Cholera
cause of the sympathetic interest which pie if he thinks these verdicts were
and
Diarrhoea
Remedy
a jury might have for one of her sex.
Would Have Save Him
purchased.
The Republican
party
$ 1 OO.OO.
can better afford to face the publicily
" In 1902 I had a very sever» attack of
Prohibition lias been enacted by issue, both as to the past and lhe present,
eight states. Three of these—Maine, than can any of the combines with diarrhoea.” says^R. N Furrer, of Cut
Insland, La. "For several weeks I was
Kansas and North Dakota—are in the which Bryan has been identified.
unable to do anything. On March, 18.
North. The feet of then,—North Car
1907, I had a similar attack, and took
Chamberlain’s
Colic,
Cholera and
olina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
Calling on the Farmers.
gave me
Diarrhoea Remedy which
and Oklahoma—are in
the solid
prompt relief. I consider it one of the
South. The l<-cation of these states is
Mr. Bryan invites farmers to come for­ tiest medicines of its kind ill the world,
of importance on account
of the ward with.campaign contributions and and had I used it in I9l*2 I h I ifvh it
campaign. In the convention and out reminds them that many of their number would have saved me a hundred dollar
of it some of the leading Prohibition- would not miss $100 from their cash doctor's bill, bold bv all Di uggiate.
ists boasted that tbeir party would surplus if they gave this amount mwnrd
Boy's Life Saved
make ite influence felt on each of the a change of the national administration
My little boy. four years old. had h
big organizations in 1908.
Some of from Republican to the Brvae faith cure.
It’s easy here.
severe attack nt dysentery. We had two
them have been saying that they would Twelve years ago, in the first and much physicians; both of "them gave him cp.
cause our stock
split the Democratic party near the the most promising of his efforts as a We then gave him Chamberlain's Colle.
paints, enamels,stains.
middle in Georgia, Oklahoma and other presidential candidate, Mr, Bryan ap. Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy w hich
varnishes, soid under
cured him and believe that saved his
Southern State* where the prohibition pealed .to the farmers as a poverty-
the mark of
life.—W illiam H. S tholi . no , Carbon
sentiment is stronger than it is in the stricken class, contending with low Hill, Ala. There ia n-j doubt but this
North and West. Ths splitting of ths pi ices and financial evils that he said remedy saves the lives of many cluldnen
solid South would be a good thing for were due to the gold standard, and that each year. Give it with castor oil ac
cording to the plain printed directions
could be cured only by reducing the
ths country and for the Sou.h.
and a cure is certain. For sale by all
value of the dollar one-half, regardless Druggists.___________________
No man living it better qualified of what other nations might think or
Over Thirty-Five Years.
Many tillers of the soil
provide, you with
than Mr. Taft to be a member of the do about it.
In 1872 there wan a gr^at deal of
International Society of Steam 8hovel thought there was truth in this theory,
a perfect paint for
diarrhoea,
dysentery
and
cholera
infan-
:
any purpose you
Men, and hi* election to thia labor and certainly knew that Che prices oí turn
It wmh at this time that Cham.
have in minj.
union a» one of its honorary aseo term products were low. The country Iwrlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea 1
ciatvs is in line with the precept to at that time was under « Democratic Remedy wav first brought iufb iirp It
The wonderful
render honor where it is due. Mr administration and had recently been proved mor- successful than any other
new
“Tke
remedy or treatment, and has for rhir-
subject
to
full
Democratic
control,
hut
Taft ha* accomplished a great deal to
Selertionind ISe
t’ -five year« rnainlftined that record.
show the power of the at earn shovel Mr Brvan preached a new kind of Dem
From A small begii ning its a le and use !
ol PaiNbaad lla-
in outting the moat difficult and coati} ocracy. especially in regard to the money has extended Co ever* part of lhe United
i hrs" goes to
States
and
to
many
foreign
countries.
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standard.
Several
Northern
agricultural
ooean link ever attempted. At Paua
every puniuser
Nine druggista out of ten will recom­
ma the steam shovels are nearing an states west of the Mississippi gave him mend it when their opinion IS asked,
excavation of 8,000,000 cubic yard* of a majority in 1896, but went against although they have other medicines that
GB3ANRR tc WOLFS
It can
earth a month. They are opening at him four years later, because events p*y them a greater pr«»hi.
ijppoHllH tl»«
each end of the canal at the aea level proved him to be mistaken in views and al ways be depended ii|mn( even in the '
ALLEN HOUSE.
most severe and dangerous case*,
a ditch 45 feet deep and 500 feet wide, faloe in reasoning. Prosperity came by sale by all Druggist».
with a combined length of 12 mile*. taking the road be declared would be
For the remaining 88 miles- the pea fatal.
Just Exactly Right
No longer is Mr. Brvan offering the
aage of ships will be at the height of
“ I h»v* us»*<i Dr. King's New
farmers
a
50-cent
dollar.
He
is
silent
85 feet, reached by locks.
Pilh for sev^rfll yenrs
find lhem jukt
on that subject. He can smile and smile exactly ri<bV «ays Mr. A. A. fMton. of
I.if** l’ilh ro
In the May number of Munsey's Mag jns» the same, regardless of hts large Hxrri«vi||H. N Y
azine its editor and proprietor. Prank A collection of played-out paramont issues lu*ve wit I m mt the least discomfort. Item
remedy for cofwuipatioii. biliousness and
Munsey, writes at length of the bonnes H's argument now is that, in some mys­
malaria. 25c. at Chas. I. Clough'« drug
situation and takes for bis thesis the terious way, farmers will he henefitted •tore.
statement that "there is not money by bis election and that, since the gold
Best the World Affords.
enough in the wot Id to day to do the standard has replenished their cash re­
"Il give» mo unbounded plranure to
world's work ” He traces the cause of serve, they should iavest a part of it hi rrc'nnmend Huck ten 'a Arnica Hnlvn."
the pa ok with this ides is view, and the latest Bryan blind pool. The most nays J. W Jenkinn. nt Cbapel Hill. N.
ridicules the Mes that Roosevelt was powerful political microscope fails to C. “I am convinc«! It’a the b<«t naive |
the world afford«. It cured a felon on |
the responsible factor.
He save the show any tangible good for farmers in
my thumb, aud it never fail« tn heal | 4MP ALL THROAT AMO tUNO TRffiJBLEl,
ertash was inevitable and two years the Bryan programme. In (act, he has •very nore. burn or wound to which il la '
O UAÄAMTIID SATI8FA0TOBT
overdue. The demand for better living nothing worthy to be called a prospec­ applied. 25c. at Chaa. I. Clough • drug
OB HOBBY BBYUWDBD.
was at the bottom of it. The expansion tive i/be of actyou. It he were elected atuT*.
Mrs. Kose Crawford.
Thos XV, Lyster.
Maggie Illingworth.
W Finlcv.
1 Wm. Redberg.
G. W. Phelps.
W J Gilbert.
Alva Finley.
Chas. A Swenson.
H V Alley.
Huth A. Desmond
E E Cross.
S. McMillan
W H Hoskins.
W R Robedee
Dollie Ward
D. J. Dunn.
E K Webb.
Chas. P Nelson.
Mrs. T. Martin.
N P Alley.
M. D. Reading.
H. A Kinnaman.
Hugh Welch
O. A Lommen
Pauline Batterson.
Lucy Doughty.
R V. Blalock
Frank Fowler.
Paul Kingston.
Paul lluhl
H. J Tohl.
Nellie Wallace.
L A Flliott
M R Bovakin.
J. J. Hudson.
O. G- Minich.
Vacant.
E. M.Johnson.
. E. Smith.
C . A T ook
May Seamon.
S V. Anderifon
Mrs. J. Nicklaus.
M B Ely.
Annie L. Lent.
Mrs. Bertie Tinnerstct.
T. vv Lyster.
Mrs. J XV Rush
Mrs. Mary Snvder.
Mrs. S H Rock.
Hugh Barber.
Mrs. J H. Dunstan.
Alva Finley.
C. A. Swenson
H V Alley.
Ruth Desmond.
W. XV. Conder.
Sarah McMillan
XV. H Hoskins.
Mrs. Nina Hoover.
Mrs. Dolly XVard.
T R Milson.
E. E. Webb
Ethel K. Brown.
T. J Bibby.
Mrs. Dora Daniel.
M D. Reading.
Jennie Blanchard.
M A Cady.
O A Lommen.
Pauline Batterson.
Lucy Doughty.
R Y Blalock
I. C. Quick
Paul Kingston.
Jennie A. Keeher.
H H. Hayes.
A. L Miller.
L A Elliott.
Mary Hoy akin.
Oscar Werschkul.
Mrs. C. U. Mandis.
Frank Yach.
Mrs. E. M . Johnson.
Mary K. Smith.
E M West.
May Seamon.
S. V. Anderson.
L. N. Sandox.
Minnie Ely.
Annie L. Lent.
Tillamook.
Tillamook.
Tillamook.
Nehalem.
O retown.
Netarts.
Beaver.
Tillamook.
Tillamook.
Nehalem.
Hemlock.
Hebo
Garibaldi.
Hobsonville.
Woods.
Ore town.
Cloverdale.
Sand Lake.
Cloverdale.
Tillamook.
Balm.
Tillamook
Hemlock.
Blaine.
Nehalem.
lialm.
BayCity.
Beaver.
Tillamook.
Mars.
Wilson.
Hemlock.
Hebo.
Tillamook.
Nehalem.
Cloven! ale.
Hobsonville.
Dolph.
Beaver.
Hobsonville.
Otis.
Nehalem.
Tillamook.
Beaver
Hemlock.
Pitner.
W. S. BUHL, County School Superintendent.
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