Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, August 06, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 6, 1908' 9 OO John Heilmeyer............. i V Aufdamaurer. II 25 Cost Bill, State vs. F. Picbereau ................... 1 45 9 00 Commissioners’ Court. road. And the people of Tillamook are A. T. White, justice................ Myron Blanchard.......... Editorial Snap Shots. 1 35 2 70 G. W. Sappington, justice ... wondering where the mysterious “bold William Hart ............... 1 20 The Board of County Commissioners, J. C- Bewley, constable ........ 6 75 A. R. Bailey ................... Wouldn’t it jar us—if work on the up''originates. Anyway, why the devil composed of County fudge H. F Good It ork in R.D. No. 6 5 62 don ’ t the railroad get to work ? It was railroad started up. speed and Commissioner* Geo. W. 9 OU Cliff Mattoon................. 5 68 repeatedly said by Mi. Lytle that he had All x Imlah and team................ Elmer Hall ..................... Bodyfell and H. V. Alley, convened on 4 50 6 52 We wonder how many more rolls of plenty of money to complete the road, James Iailah............................... Wednesday and transacted the follow 4 50 R. Way mire..................... 4 50 $100 bills Prof. Rutherford have stowed and he pointed to the 85.250.000 morl Jack Ollis............ ....................... B. Turner ................. ... e 75 away in his jeans for the light finger gen gage which is on file in this county io ing business : Dave Thayer ............................ • 75 Bill Lane..................... .... try to relieve him of. Say, Prof., gentle proof of this. The patience of Tillamook St Mary’« Hospital, 48 days Bert Thayer ...................... ... 4 50 Dave Coulson ...... . lioard and medicine to Nicholas people is now well nigb exhauttrd with men's jeans are mighty poor banks. i Marlin J>-nek and team ........ 100 00 11 70 J. TJBarbz ................... the promoters of the Pacific Railway & Paul Kingston ........................ 8 10 | Henry Smith ................. Gessner & Wolfe, painting court From all accounts the gasoline boats Navigation Company. And, no wonder. 1 St. Bauer .................................... 47 40 11 02 j M. A. Cady..................... houHe fence ................................ on the Nehulem river are poor “spark, It tailed to live up to its first agreement, 0 W. E. Noye* ............................. 22 75 [ H. L. Jensen .............. < 16 50 era." Perhaps some of the young peo and from the looks of things it is going Irwin Hotlson Co., merchandise Frank Owens .. ................... IC. N.Johnson ... pie up there fixed them that way so that to fool the people on its second agree John Hickey, supervisor.............. 60 6o Work in R D. No 3. 39 00 50 they could prolong their “sparking" ment. viz , to have ten miles of the road, IV. D. B-dyfelt, janitor.............. Frank Lusk Road. R B Vaughn.............................. 83 36 50 when out for a boat ride. 4 00 North of Tillamook City, completed Hnd J •». Effenberger, lumber.............. T D. l.ucas ................................ C. C. ...................................................... 14 15 OO in operation by next February. That Pacific Tele. & Tel Co ................ 4 00 W. H Hill................................. J. J. McGinnis.................................... Charles Ballard, formerly editor of the will be the limit of our patience and no W. D. Bodyfelt, board ot priso. 50 5 00 T. F. Harrison ............................. Win. Saling, damages ................... 30 15 Milkaukee (Oregon) Bee, gave a write 00 nerB ................................................. 00 more fooling or agreements must lie en Frank Withrow.................. ... O. H. Schrader ............................. • 10 up ol his trip into Tillamook in that tered into, but tn place of that the com B'-all & Co, merchandise .......... 90 00 75 Change of County Road. newspaper. There is no literary ability mittee will be expected to sue on the B. C. Lamb, freight...................... 423 70 George Ohl*............................... 00 ............................ Charles Woole.................................. It 37 75 Albert Old* about the article, the ex editor beefing 99 00 220,000 bond put up by the company. Headlight, printing ...................... 9 00 C. Huoev ..................................... Emil Woole........................................ about the $2 50 that was charged him The subscribers could be held legally to W. H, Easom, making booths for 92 25 2 00 T. E. Epplelt .................................... 2 Ol W. Ibivi*................ ................ to take him across the bav from Bay fulfill their part of the contract had Mr. election ........................................ 40 50 M 00 A. E. Nichol» .......................... E D. Hall ..................... ' ...................... was City to Bayocean Park. Well, be 4 -00 Lytle built the road, and should he fail C. E. Reynold», tuercliardiae .... 40 50 W. II. Prm................................ Herman Farmer .............................. 22 00 “green,’’ wasn’t he ? P. Wilt, lioard and care to comply with the second contract, we Geo 9 00 John Watt ................................ ■ • ■ 10 Ou of Owens...................................... fail to see why Mr. Lvtle should escape. 69 00 D. W. Gilbert 4 Son, merchan If there is a good unsurveyed grade 5 40 A.D. Simmons ........................ 11 80 It isa peculiar rule which will not work Western Storage & Transfer Co. 15 75 dise .................................................. Dave Tro« bridge ................... across the mountains, coming out al 1 90 Geo A. Bate» >n & Co., mer- * both ways. 50 Watt Bros , merchandise ............. 49 the North fork of the Trask river, as is 5 00 Frank Bia -k ............................ CCS Oil Bay City Land Co., logging off 45 claimed by Fred C. Skorup, some ol the As a large number ol farmers have Herald, printing.............................. 26 7o Christ L>-simd .......................... 82 40 17 73 »treet ................................................ electric roads w hich are bended for this cleaned up land and are about to set tire Dolph Tinnerstet, hauling lumber 51 11 >V. F Soper................................ 78 00 Max Crandall, auditing records 00 29 county could find a short and easy grade to the slabbing and logs, special paie William Rolfe................ .. ......... Frank Dye, hauling lumber .... 22 53 00 27 00 Mrs. 8. Stewart, county poor.... 25 in reaching Tillamook. It would pay should be taken to prevent the fire from .1. C. Holden, »alary...................... 133 33 Frank Rolfe............................... 25 87 I). W. Gilbert & Son, merchan thiin to investigate, for if the grade and Fred Ostrander ........................ spreading, for at this season of the vear. K. Milla, »alary .............................. 50 nt) 15 00 51 07 dise............................................ distance is wbat it is claimed to be. it is when there is liable to be several days H CreiiHliuw, salary...................... 133 33 V Blanchard .......................... 29 00 Tillamook Water Works .... 25 88 an ideal route for an electric liue. of East wind, there is no telling what John Anchim, salary .................... 50 00 I’ B. Watt ................................. 21 83 Wm. Hiatt, lumber 62 32 MKB danger there may be to life and properly M. Hare, aalarv........................ 100 Oo Dick Spence ............................ 110 46 .. 1800 Caples Lumber Co. The Nehalemitea were given an object should a firelget beyond control. So it C A Johnson, salary.................. 50 00 Bert Nye ................................... 12 00 .. 15 78 Fred Zaddach ... lesson on Sunday. It was of a thrilling C. Nye ...................................... behoove* everybody to use the utmost W. W. Wilev, salary.................. 83 34 861 45 25 .. 11 iinture, especially when the team went S C. Larsen ........ Frank Matz ................. ............. care who set fire to slashing, brush or 1. H. Dunstan, justice C. Fleck 811 25 over the trustle and the buggy went up .. 11 25 S. Lundbetg .... logs, and for all to exercise the strictest 7 05 J. W. Longcor............................ case.................................................. 25 OO 38 John Weis*........ in the nir Whoop ! What a glorious .. 8 Ira Watson ................................ vigilance, for it is reported to us that J. F. Jenkins, constable, ditto . . 10 6i 14 63 time the “special interests’’ newspaper 9° » Guy C. Vaughn Eli* Watson.............. .............. some of the farmer* who are setting out Frank Fitzpatrick, hauling lum* 68 00 did have, to be sure. It was a splendid .. 11 25 King & Smith, merchnndiae G. W. Simmon» ........................ fires are nut taking the precautions that her .................................................. 29 19 14 6« exhibition and characterialic of that they should. For a fire to run through Win. Thune....................................... 11 0< R R. Soper ................................ .. 18 22 Frank Fitzpatrick ................. 67 96 paper. What matters, any wav 7 But Cost Bill, Stale vs. John Martin and Ira A K. Ca«e, supplies ............. the county would be a most serious loss Cost Bill, State v». W. C. Wolf. it was going it some for one Sunday. 8 50 P. B C. Lucas, hauling supplies. Smith. to a large number of people, and to pre G. W. Sappington, justice.......... 8 50 4 75 5 00 King & Smith, supplies . G. W. Sippington justice........ vent a conflagration of that description, N. Olsen, constable........................ • 50 Last Saturday night between one and 33 75 5 20 W. D Wood ....................... 1:30 a m. some drunken, degenerate or a repetition of the forest fires in this W. C. Morton, juror ..................... 1 20 N. Ol>en. coutable........................ 300 00 2 20 David Martiney, cruising. beast, who apparently had attended the county a lew years ago, proper precau W. T. Doty,juror............. .......... 1 20 Wilber Booth................................. dance, was veiling and using the most tion must be taken and rigidly euforced, 68 25 To 1 W.G. Harris ................................ Easter & Son ..................... Robert Walt, juror...................... 1 411 filthy, blaguardly and obscene language 5 00 1 70 R. 9. Boats, county insane especially in regard to campers and the W. B. Aiderman. juror.................. 1 ever heard in any community, and ap. To 15 81 1 hunters who set ont fire in the timber. I». W. Todd ................................. Henry Tohl, supplies . parently no man who had his wife or Eli Steiner, excused for cause . 1 81 00 E. S. Svenaon, supplied 5 10 sister at the dance had courage enough Henry Olds, su|iervisor.......... , ■ ■ a F. L. Buel, juror............................. 2 or respect enough (or his female relatives 351 00 Scovell & Thompson The life saving station at Garibaldi is John Johns, excused for cause. Work in R D. No. 2. 1 to step up and knock the drunken degen 4 30 23 62 Connie Dye 1 Gi> Regan ................................. erate on the head, or threw him into well equippedwith life saving appliance» J Williams, ditto........................... 113 50 the slough —Herald. 20 25 Beall 4 Co.. freight and other paraphernalia, yet for all that C. B. Wiley, juror ........ ............... Tom Johnson ....................... .... 1 8 78 Moral : First pluck the mote out of the station is lacking in one particular : E. A, Edwards, witness .............. 18 00 Albert Olds Dick Johnson.............................. 1 your own eye and then you will be able It needs a team of horses. It is a long N. J. Myers, witness...................... 8 50 38 78 F. M. Trout |oltn Gallager............................ 1 to see more clearly to pluck the mote stretch of beach from the life saving sta B C. Lamb, witness .................... 1 55 42 30 Nelson & Co Rob K-nnedy .............................. 1 i lohn Waldenrath ...................... from your brother's eye. Oh ! oh ! tion to the mouth of Nehalem river, and Geo Zimmerman, witness .......... 44 50 W. D. Wood, Johnson bridge 480 00 1 But it seems to us that if there is so in case of a wreck in that direction a P H. M. Smith, witness .............. Ben Johnson . ............................ 38 50 1 Work in R. D. No, 1. much profanity and drunkenness going team would he found most valuable in G, A. Cobler, witness.................. 57 20 Geo. Hobson .............................. 1 4 50 Louis Ludtke. on in this city that the city's treasury getting the life saving equipment there, Rev. Parker....................................... Chas Requa........................ .. 9 00 Fred Kabba.... 1 4 50 ought to be swelling out with fines or especially should the weather be such Al. Sheldon .................................. 45 00 F. Zaddach, team 4 50 Total .............. there is something wrong somewhere iu a* to make it impossible to launch rhe .......... 45 50 Pete Hogan .................................. 105 75 E. K. Scovell...... 11 25 the enforcement of the city laws. life boat, which will often happen during Cost Bill State vs. „ol n Mai tin. lewis Smith.......... .................. 82 50 4 50 F. Thompson...... fierce gales in winter. The lite saving sta G. W. Sappington, justice .......... 22 50 J. W. Thompson.. 8 20 Mart Ripley................................ 13 50 It will be rcmemliered that when the tion needs a teain to complete the equip N. Olsen, constable 48 85 Frank Lundburg, team............ .......... 5 4» Grant Marshall............................ 75 00 matter of bonding the city for a new ment, and will need it badly in case of C. A. Elliott, witness........ 3 00 .......... 2 30 John Alegg.................................. Work in R. D. No. 4. water system was being discussed, it disaster anywhere along the beach or at Wilber Booth............ 15 75 ........ 2 30 Mark Hobson ............................ 17 10 G. C. Vaughn, team was predicted that the water system the mouth of tha Nehalem. Manual D. T. Edmunds .................. .......... 2 10 Frank Hobson............................ 12 60 4r 15 would pay for itself and that fire insur labor is altogether too slow and too W. G. Harns.......... M D. Darby............ W. Hoskins ................................ 1 70 45 00 0 ance rates would be reduced. Now see severe on the men when every minute is Cost Bill, State vs. E. A. D B. Darby, team. Edwards and Warren Hoskins.......................... 45 00 whether these persons were true or false of great importance to ship wrecked 2 25 S. H. Deacon............ N. J. Myers. Jim O'Brien ................................ M 45 prophets. It has cost the taxpayers people. It amounts to the same thing G. W. Sappington, justice 10 57 E. Knight, teum>.... .......... 4 50 John Hickey, team.................. 30 84 about 810.000 in taxes to help out the as a lot ol men running and pulling fire N. Olsen, constable . 10 18 Eli Seinnon. . .......... 2 20 Nels Anderson................... ...... 15 75 wuter svsli m.insurance rates were raised appliances to a fire, who get all winded Cost Bill. State vs. Ira Smith and John 5 51 Jack Robinson John Johnson.............................. 15 75 in a number of blocks and one insurance and petered out by the time they arrived 4 05 Ed Arrance Martin. company refused to pay the loss by fire and in no physical condition to fight G. W. Sappington, justice 1 88 38 75 H. Barber... .......... 4 50 11. M. Farmer, supervisor............ of the saw mill last fall Heaven pity fire until they recovered their breath, It 3 40 Cost Bill, State vs. J esse Davis. I B. Cox, work on county cruise. 105 00 A. Peterson the poor taxpayers and policy holders will lie the same thing with the life sav G. W. Sappington, justice 8 30 .......... 7 55 Miami Lumber Co , lumber........ 53 45 L. Barber ... when they fall into the hands ot the ing crew whenever it attempts to make Work in R D. No. 3. N. Olsen, constable. . Work in R,D. No. 5. .......... 11 80 municipal grafters and insurance com a dash up the beach with the life saving Geo. Williams, juror.......... 19 50 .......... 1 20 Fritz Drebert.................................. 18 00 L. L. Stillwell........ panies which repudiate just claims. apparatus in tow. We will simply add W 8. Hays.......... 1 80 .......... 1 20 Geo. Heilmeyer .............................. 56 25 Fred Davidson........ Anyway, what is the use of insuring that to do effective work in case ol Wtu. Latimer.............. 65 G<o. Kellow...................................... 8 10 R. E. Stanley.......... property when insurance people refuse to emergency the life saving station nt Gar Robert Eichinger .... Jiiu Pi ller........................................ 31 73 A. Stillwell............... T 50 pay their lossrs ? ibaldi must have a stout team of horses E. W. Stanley.............. Charley Wooley.............................. 11 25 90 W. Eberm an, team C. N. Drew.................. Arthur Jackson.......... ................ 15 30 Roy Anderson. .. 3 37 Prof W W. Wiley, who turned over Sometimes a man thinks his mind has Mr*. M. Cone, witness Henry Farmer.................................. .. 8 15 8 «O F. Berns ........... the office of county school superintendent developed when it is only a case ol 11. W. l'helpa N. Dye.......... .. 2 25 15 30 Nelson Gardner. on Monday, made an excellent superin swelled head —Oregonian. IM Smith J, llinon. ... W 10 35 tendent, and if liis successor, W. S. Buel. Well, that is so. For a number of year* Eil Arrance.. E. Wooley . Ore Kellow 40 50 is as energetic and deeply interested in we have watched carefully the “swelled D. Arrance .. Alwin Blum have McKinney 11 25 the schools of the county during his term heads’’ who have come to Tillamook Geo. llodgdon Fred Blum C. Lewallen of office as Mr. Wiley woe, the schools City, and who seem to have had an idea will not stiffer. There is one thing that that the people of this county did not must be admitted : Mr, Wiley was a know much. Without knowing much scrapper for good schools and good tea about dairying or local conditions in this chers, and although at limes people re county themselves, we have heard scores sent a sufierintendent who is aggressive of men undertake to give tree advice und outspoken, it is the right policy to on dairying in Tillamook county, only to pursue, especially when a district is divi how their ignorance aud the size of their ded up into two factious over some triv “swelled heads.’’ The same is true of a ial matter. Wccan say thia without any number of strangers who come here and fear of contradiction . Tillamook schools undertake to reform city and county have lost a staunch friend tn Mr Wiley affairs, or attempt to do so, but it gene and that Newberg will he the gainer in rally developed that their beads were having him the principal of that school. swelled up out of all proportion to the B size of their brains, and after a while The Tillamieik paper* see the necea they get up and leave. We, too, have site of a good w-agon road from the out side world to that ocean town and are seen husiuesa men come here, all swelled now striving to get the county official» up as to their self importanceand superior • ufficientlv interested to mAke some pre intellect, only to be sized up as another tense at least in maintaining a high case of “swelled head’’and to sink into way tn connect with the Sheridan road The Yamhill.Tillamook road la such in in-tgnificance later It is a mistaken idea name only, and the only othet wav ot some persons have ot Tillamook pe-.ple getting in on a reasons tile grade and a when they imagine, because the county solid foundation is bv wav ot Sheridan The Yamhill county officials have con is in the back woods, that we are green structed good roads to the Tillamook They soon find out that there is just as «ountv line and it is now up to the Tills. , much business intellect and Western grit . ............ ........... ------------------- monk tjiurt to do its work if it desires jn Tdlamimk as any were in Oregon hut — Sheridan Sun. I whv bother about people with swelled f»f course, TillamookCountv will have ! ' heads, anyway, a few «ill come and g<> go- d mails to the Yamhill county line Consisting cf Horse Hide, Calf Skin and Buck Skin I once io a while. It Io re long. The greatest difficulty to Working aud Driving. travel tietween Sheridan end Tillamook City is the road through the reaervation. A fine line of Gauntlets of all kinds just received. especially in the Winter. II Yambill County would grade and gravtl that road it would lie a great improvement lothat county, which would aloo mean opening up that »ec I ion. and Tillamook twople who have buaineoa in Yamhill county would rejoice at the neccaoary ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ TODD & CO C. V. Preston.......... Continued. Preston Marolf. hauling lumi* Charles Johnson Bug Joseph Wilson ............ 1 Alex Bain.......................... O. II. 8chrader.............. O. II- Schrader, surveying Closing out ow i House Hardware si Sappington & Co Willamette Vnht FOVNDzD IM 18g NEW $50,000 BWLDftc PEAK THE COLLEGE OF UBBlj ha* strong. br*inaievet>|iin i Other course* in Oratory. Mu, logy. Education. Medicine, Lu the Academy. 45 Professors. High (g struction. State Libraries afford up vantage*. For catalogue address President F. HOU 8*leath Warning I All stray Bulls caught ons,| will be dealt with accordiagt»! I.F.k ▲lien House Artink Friday, — Russell Hsaltg Ullrich, J. D. Edwards, B«| P. B. Sibley, Portland; C. F. V* Salem; B. F. Comer, Blm Gardner, Ros Lodges, Mr«. Cl Bay Cl y ; Henry Smith, Otari Beaver. Saturday—Geo. Slough, Tail derson, A. J. Sprague, E. If.Boa A. R. Burt, E. J. Schilling. »[ Chas. Scott, Harold Abbott, ta Merle Scott. Donald Mcflrtg land; J H. Geilierman, Li North Yamhill; Eki Jasper, Cl Finest Grove. Sunday.—L. D. Mummt,B»i H. D. Price, W. 8. Bowen» Portland. Monday.—J. S Jenin mid Dalles; Thos. Emrick, MJ. W M. Sherlock, Portland; B. 11 Wilson. Tuesday.—Ralph Ackley nil T. J. Cooper, M. Deshields, J.l Harrison Lee. Henry War, Piery, wife and daughter, M A. Gheer, Hobsonville; la Yoakatn, Marshfield; Mild* Netarts; Fred S. Avery, Gita V. Alley, Nehalem. Wednesday.—Mr». F. V. Is S. Maginnie, M. 8. McGilta A. Stephenson, If. L Cbta Rupley, W. E. Noya h M, L. Landingham, 1<■ horn, Cloverdale; E Latouta City ; W. E Knox, Tacota It D. Wood, Bay City ; A* Nehalem. Thursday —J. A. Ni’A Failing and wife. Portland,8.1 - Blaine. Agricultural Coli Corvallis, Ortf» Offers collegiate courta ’J ture, including Agronomy. Hm Animal Husbandry, Dein 8< etc. ; Forestry ; Domestic Sm Art ; Civil, Electrical, Metis Mining Engineering; Coans* macy. G Offers elementary conno » ture, Forestry, Domestic S* Art, Commerce, and Mectastl eluding forge work, steam fitting, plumbing,»*1* Strong faculty, notan* free tuition ; open»Sept# “The Store That Makes Good D*. Cha*. E. Smhh. oi Un, Maine, save: "llik«P*i Broken Lines in Shoes, Hats and Underwear at Greatly Reduced Prices. ■ ■ ■ Wm. Armstrong H. W. Told....... Clothiers and Furnishers A LARGE STOCK OF MEN’S GLOVES Another week is past and gope. with out work being started up r>«t the I’aciffc Railway 4 Navigation Company*« rail Geo. Kellow......... j O. P. Necarney Mountain J. R. Hicks.................. Oscar ¡Bergman........... ’ Julius Told............... 1~"‘~ Illustrated cats logs» ’ mation on applicatici fotte Bargains in All Lines CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES and FURNISHING GOODS. improvement. John Lawrence. TODD & CO., Tillamook ananoMT" She Likes Good 1J* have hr. «* our adopted family laxative is*"*! they are good and du ll*if "5 but making a fo»«»b'«t*, painless purifiers sold*»!**1 drug store. 25c. ’.3 POLK'I IAH’: Washington. * Sketch of Shipping mt ’ fled III rectory “ Did You Erer ¡i HARRIS’S HKW nf LlVERf W*' If not, give Everything first-ebs1 ' block South of 71 I ■ a W- G. haRR|S’