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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1908)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SäPTEMBER 17. 19 w’ll create a payroll, for the city will never amount to a great deal without it. * * ft It ■ sur prising how skittish some oi “Knocking !’’ That is what the special the old plugs are when they see an nutc. interests newspaper is doing w hen it con « * « There are manuiaclurers who want to tinues its pinheaded criticism of Carl see Brvan elected because they want to Haberlach. The same class of knocker» last fall, boasted that they would do up cheap labor. * r> » the Tillamook County Bank when the» It will be noticed that the Tillamook obtained control of the newspaper, ami. VS a er Works still hangs on to the city is is well known, malicious falsehoods teat. Don't it evei intend to let go ? were circulated. It was a mean. drspiv * « « able thing to do and depositors in that Bro. Tvler must be on Bro. VVingart's institution soon saw through it and the tracks by this time. We wonder whai purpose for which it was done. The rule the Brothers think of them, anyway ? or ruin spirit worked successfully when * * « Tillamook City appears to be having a few special interests controlled thetiry a little sensational news every week, That is a thing of the past now. But Next, please, to make a Lee line fur somt every once in a while the same rule or ruin tactics are resorted to. It was st» other couutrv. * W * in the case of the Tillamook County The snap shot man tried to locate oí Bank and now in the case of Mr. Haber Friday a lady who was minus one shot lach, representing, as he does, a large and two hose, lor those articles ol wear number of cheese factories ing apparel were found on the sidewalk * * * The snap shot man wrote the longest outside of the Headlight office that after paragraph in the good roads article in noon. * * * last week’s Herald. It appeared in one If the parties cannot settle the disput of the Portland newspapers first and wa- ed ownership of the street opposite John then copied into the special iuterests Harter’s residence, that the city allow it sheet. Here it is : to be fenced in and u^ed as a cemetery — There w’as a stronv sentiment in favor a most fitting monument of the civi< of making a good wagon road from the Yamhill county line at Dolph to Clatsop pride of Tillamook City. county, provided the other counties will * * * co operate The County Court has VV. C. Wolfe was one of the men who already taken up the matter of opening advocated lynch law upon Hembree, the up the road between Tillamook andClat Sandlake murderer. Well, what about sop counties, and at its present mealing has a hid to construct three miles of road it ? Nothing. Only that a number of aronnd Necarnev mountain which over men have expressed themselves in about looks th** Pacific Ocean The road from this city to Nehalem is in fine shape, and the same wav in regard to Wolfe. as soon as the roads between Tillamook * * * and Clatsop are complete it will make Everybody be a booster for a macad> one of the most beautiful driveways in a nized road from the Yamhill County the State of Oregon and will have enor. line at Dolph to the Clatsop Count v line mous summer travel. The disposition of Wouldn’t we all swell up if Tillamook the County Court is to put the road from Dolph in good shape as soon as possible, had a boulevard of that description right but as there are several bad pieces of through the county ? And why not ? road, especially through what is known | as the Indian reservation in Yamhill 1 * ft * The person who is trying to take all county, it is necessary to get the co-op eration of other counties before a good the praise, but who has only been in the automobile road from Portland,through county a* few months, for advertising Washington, Yamhill and part of Polk, Tillamook, is, suerly. assuming a posi by wav of McMinnville and Sheridan, tion which he is not entitled to Self into Tillamook county and thence to Astoria, can be made. praise appears to he the special feature of the special interest sheet these days. Wood Wanted. * * ★ About ten cords of wood wanted. Rid It is just as well to take a prospective I for same, address to the Headlight office view of the sitnntion as to whether Till | Editorial Snap Shots. 1 amook Citv will Income a manufactur ing center or not. It has some advent ages as well as disadvantages, which can be overcome. That dépendu somewhat, nt least, upon the citizens themselves as to whether they make united efforts to accomplish something. Tha first thing to lake hold of is the improvement of the water front and the straightening of Hoquarton slough Then encourage and give a glad hand to every industry that Card of Thanks. We wish to express our thanks to the many kind friends who showed I heir sympathy and kindness to us on account of the sickness and death of one of our twin boys. M r and M rs Engine for Sale. One 6 h<»rse power Pierce Engine, in Hist claws running order. For price see I F. N EHiott. 4 DAYS AND NIGHTS, commencing “SKIDOOED!” E. E. Tyler Forges the Name of His Father in-Law on Three Notes. mook County Bank Wednesday ot Iasi week Mr. Fisher, representing the Mitch-Il Company .came in to have a settlement with lylrr, who was owing the company a large sum oi money tor wagons, etc., when Tyler said that he would go out to W. A Salina’s his taiher-in-law, and get the money Next day, about six o’clock, on Ihurs day evening, Tyler and his wile left here tn a rig procured troni Easter s barn. Previous to doing so thev had gathered together their clothes and silver ware, Mrs.Tv ler obtaining possession of a dress w hich was being made by a dressmaker on the excuse that she wanted to show it to a friend. The things were put in a trunk and taken away with them. It is said that when Tyler left he was loaded up and had a bottle of w hiskey. They drove all that night and arrived at Sher idan in time to catch the train in the morning. Tyler left the team in a private barn and it was several davs before it was located. As Tyler 'lid not return it created some uneasiness, and when it was ascertained that they had not gone to Mr Saling's, it suddenly dawned upon those who w’ere interested in his whereabouts that he had “Skidooed !’’ On Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Saling came to the city, for they had stood good for w'hat Tyler owed the im plement house, about $1,6^0. It was t hen ascertained that the note held by Mr. Brodhead and two bv the bank were forged. Tyler had asked his father-in- law to sign several notes,but he declined, saving that he had gone security as much as he could stand and would not sign any more notes. In buving a residence an d erecting a large store building without much cash, he became embarrassed and u‘ed monev in this wav which should ha\e been sent to .Mitchell Company, and when pressed tor money or security, instead of making a clean breast of it.he resorted to forgery in signing his father in-law’s name to a number of notes. big street fair carnival . Tyler Í» owing Mr. Brodhead »1.600 on the building, which ia protected by a and mechanic alto h» l<>r <*>* the P«*» painting. chante a s lien hen »'»<• ,,tl"R- Death of Mrs W R Rutherford. A tel. phone message on Wednesday Some surprise was caused the first ol the week when it became known that E. from Fori land brought the sad news of E. T> ler and wife had • skidooed,"—an I the death of Mrs. Rutherford, wife of tor parts unknown—following the plan, p,of. W. R Rutherford, the cause of It was not somewhat of the Rev. A. E. Wiugart death being appendictis when that gentleninn did the scooting know that Mis Rutherford was sick and act, to the great surprise ol those who ” I ,t « a« quite a shock to her many friends had loaned the rev.gentleman some haul ‘'ui Ulla msik. and the pup"" "f the earned cash. And, like Wingart Tyler ! pulilie aehool. when apprised ol the sad is a tugutive from justice, having forged Lews, fol Mrs Ruiheiford. while teach his father-in-law's ( A A. Saling) name on a note given to S- A Brodhead and io two others in possession ol the Tilla j I Under Auspices of Tillamook Concert Band. Four Days and Nights, Commenc- “ ing Wed. Sept. 23rd. T vesday _ .jk. C- GraMoi,IHII. c r Cortland ; J,, j Q Nrhalein . n Lingly, B», City, »' KUNHSDAT_rt couver. Waan ; The Tillamook Concert Band have come forward this year and will give a i hig Street Fair and Carnival under their auspices for lour days and nights, commencing Wednesday. September 23rd 1908. The streets will be decorated for the occasion. They have secured the log sci.iH'l In re will! her husband, was services of Mr. Chas. C. Pyle, who will one of tile best liked Indies ill this city, bring direct Irom the Oregon Stale Fair and it was with much regret that the nt Salem. The American Amusement I people of this city heard of her early Co . who carries 35 people, and six big demise. Mr. ami Mrs. Rutherford had Tent Shows. They will pitch their big left Tillamook with the intention of tents on the streets. The feature show going to Eugene, where Mr. Rutherford is Billy King's Minstrels, nine colored | was going to take a course in the State fun makers. Omaio, The Australian wild l University. The nyinpalhy ol the people girl, with her den of snakes. Grand I of Tillamook City and that of the pupils I Ma's Criuy House, or the house of of the pubi c s< b ail is extended to Mr. I mvslerv. American Glass Blowers, R'llherfoi'l m Ina Irereaveiueiit. who spin, weave and blow glass, giving a souviuer away fiee to everyone enter I ing the tented pavilion. A Retort. TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. ( In culling attention to the fact that I W. C. Wolfe was a socialist, you bavej bet raved the fact that you cannot refute i the doctrine of socialism, except by I appealing to party prejudice when one of our nmnlier goes wrong and furnishes you the opportunity. . If your reasoning is correct that socialism is responsible for Wolfe’s action, then by analogy Republicanism and reading the Headlight and Ore genian is responsible for Alderman s act, that Democracy is to blame for the Hembree case, or that the « doctrine of Christ is responsible for the wrong doings of Bible readers. Socialism is coming regardless cf any one in dividual When the dairymen bought nr built the cheese factories hire, social ism came ntnrer tc. them. W lien the wage slaves in the cities move for the possession of labor saving machinery and transportation to w hom it rightfully belongs, either by purchase or confisca. turn, our greatest concern is that they may have the protection of law when the conflict occurs, it will then be either socialism or anarchy. We prefer sis'i.Jism, which means to raise the condition of the working and l inducing class above the condition of public charity and abolish the conditions that breed paupers and tramps. F rank A llender , Chairman. I1. H. M. S mith , Secretary. Tillamook. Ore. Alkh Electric Theatre, showing moving pictures of the Black Princess and the dancing girh, who are pretty, and who can sing and dance. As a free attrac tion the lunnageiuei.t has secured Kid Mangles, the world's greatest high diver 65ft, from a ladder through 10 ft. of tire into 36 inches of water. This free exhibition takes place every day and night, and is worth coming miles to see. Novel games, sports and raciB aie being ananged. There will be dancing at the Opera House, several merchants have already engaged booths fortheir display. Let every business man deco rate his place of business. Let every home hang out a Hag and help to make this the event ot the season. Kid Mangia, Allen House Arrivals. Champion High Direr ol appear in Tillamook dun», T hursday .—W. Booth. C. L. Young, and carnival, four óan D. S. O’Connor, E. Willis, N. Jensen, Commencing Wednesday, Portland ; I A. Kranick, North Bend. F riday —Mrs. Verifier and son, Balm ; A Paying Inr S W. Norton jr., W. G, Raker, S. A. S nitli, Portland; II. H Wade. Sheridan; Buckingham, Fossil ; Nellie Marcel, Houlton, Maine, say«: " troubled with a cough wri Olex. spring, M. Ward, Russell vertised remedies, but the S aturday —I. Hawkins, C. H. Arthur, J. D. Edwards, tied until I bought a 50c. King’s New Discovery; W Portland ; C. V. Preston, Nehalem ; R. hi» If gone, the cough was all P Campbell, Moresby, Mo.; A. C. winter the same happy i lowed ; a few dosegonce mn White. Primeville. S unday .—C. C. Hodges, Bert McPhee, the annual cough. I amima Portland ; Ines A. Allen. Dallas ; A. E. bent of all cough and luq Hill, Cloverdale ; D. Chisholm, E. Bur- Sold under guarantee it Clough's drug -tore. 50c. gener, Nehalem; O 0 Spencer, Beaver. M onday —G. Kauffman, Seattle ; Trial bottle free. I TILLAMOOK, > VEDN ESI) AV, SEP Under Auspices of Tillamook Concert Band. 6 BIG TENT SHOWS 6 Hilly King's Colored Minstrels. Grandma's Crazy House. The Austral!.» wna n- > ** Blowers Theatre with Moving Pictures. ' Featuring the Black Prineess Th. n American Ame.rican Glass 01 1 hr* Dancing Girls, etc. FREE. KII) Will Dive 65 feet from a Ladder , MANGLES These attractions direct from the State Fair at Salem. tor Display and Concessions for rent ~ ' ine » ith « “ ■>' Booths n haces faces of all kinds kinds. Boom'» on » - Cine U1AS- C. PYE, Manager, office Allen Hou* Something Doing all the Time. r K»<t othar predatory <.-«»«»• •* . t FRE 1
