TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER__ 3. 1908
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Cilkimooh
Fr*>d
Ijcabligbl
C. Baker. Publisher.
Interesting Scraps.
culture of their orchards and the altrac-
live packing of the fruit for market.
Lazt year tome of the apple producers
of the northwest made money enough
out of the crop to pay for their farms.
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In 1882 Mr Taft whs appointed col
lector of internal revenue at Cincinnati
by President Arthur. In 1891 Presi
dent Harrison appointed him United
States judge of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict. In 1900 President McKmlrv
placed him at the of the Philippine
Commission. The Democratic papers
that speak of Mr. Taft as a recent in.
veution at the While House are not
familiar with the facts.
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An editorial in the current numl»er of
Bryan’s Commoner puts the Democratic
defeat this year up to Tammany, the
ruling party organization of New York
City, by asking Leader »Murphy to
answer a few question« :(I) Was it the
fault of the candidate? (2) Was it the
platform, and (3)Was it the fault of
Tammany that New York City went
over to the republican side ? Then
Brvan wants to know il there is a De
mocracy m the big city outside of Tam-
man i .
that if the tariff on sttcl is abandoned
competition with the vast ( arnegie
plant would be possible. Protection
was the ladder by which the Carnegie
industry was developed and it is certain
that other steel makers are not as able
hs he is to throw the ladder down. He
is much stronger financially, for example
than the steel makers of Alabama ami
elsewhere in the United States. M ages
ofsieel workers might sutler without
protection, and so might competition.
Mr. Carnegie, thanks to tnanvyeais ol
protection, may now feel strong enough
to do without it, hut his competitors
are not mullimiliionairs. The position
Mr Carnegie occupies is exceptional.
His fellow citizens are in quite another
class financially. Many of them are
struggling along as he was many years
ago, and have as much need »or protec
tion now as ht|had then, Mr. Carnegie
should be able to see that he does not
represent the average American man-
ufac t u rer.
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Notice of Election
Notice is lierebv given,—That on the
7th day d December, 1908, at the City
Seven thousand electrical flatirons ate
i lull, in Tillamook City, for Tillamook
in use in Seattle.
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precinct, at the Court House in Tilla
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Electrical etiTgy is to be taxed in Kus-
One of the most interesting results—ol tnuok City, for Hoquarton precinct ; at
'a The proposed rate will Held a the recent election in Colorado, where i he Grange Hall in Fairview precinct lor
leyenue of $4,500,000 a 3ear.
the returns came in very slowly, was the Fairview precinct, and at the South
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re-election of the famous judge of the Prairie School House in South Prairie
The latest estimate of this year’s pro
luvetiile Court, Lindsay, who ran inde precinct, for South Prairie precinct, all
ducts on the farms is $7,500,000,000,
pendently after both the Republican and hi the County of Tillamook, Oregon, a
Does farming pay ? If not, why not ?
Democratic organizations had refused special election will b** held for the pur
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When is an interview not an interview? him a nomination because of hisexposure pose of voting upon the question of in.
It is hard to tell in the kaiser's case of grafting politicians of high degree in eluding in. annexing to and making a
Nothing material that he wanted to troth parties. Lindsay’s election was part ot the Port ftf Tillamook, a muni
made possible by the almost unanimous cipal corporation in Tillamook County.
say seems to have suppressed.
support of the women voters, wlio, Oregon, the following described territory
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A Charleston paper says that Southern though differing on the national ticket, to wit : All of the territory included
feeling over Bryan’s defeat is "an imita almost without exception marked their within tlw present voting jTrecincts ui
tioii of grief,” which might be ex peeled ballot for the children's friend and Tillamook County. Oregon, known as
in view of the geuuiness of Southern helper.
Tillamook piccmct. Hoquarton precinct,
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prosperity.
Fairview precinct and South Prairie
Within a short time ten men charged
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precinct, outside of the portions there
Porto Rico reports the most prosper with violating the election laws have
of now included within the present ter
ous vear in its history. From the first been tried in St. Louis, and in everv case
ritories of said Port of Tillamook. The
landing of Upcle Sam this island seems the jury Ims brought in a verdict of
to have resolved to wear a smile that guilty, with sentence ol from two to five said Port of Tillamook being now
won’t come off.
years in the penitentiary. Eight of th» lounded as follows: All that part of
Tillamook County, Oregon, included
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number were charged with false regis
One of the best things about the rising
tration. One was an election judge, within the present corporate limits of
tide of prosperity is that a new business
the City of Tillamook, «nd fifty leet on
tried for falsifying the state primary re
enterprise can now lie proposed without
each
bank of Hoquarton Slough from
turns in August last, The te i th was
the recent inevitable response: “W lit
convicted of fraudulent voting and the East boundary of the City of Tilla
until alter the election.”
sentenced to five years. The trials have mook Westerly to and including Pr\
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Stocking Bar.
hich election will la-
The state of Texas is experimenting '»ecu comparatively short and in no held at8 o’clock in the morning and will
case
has
a
jury
been
long
in
reaching
a
with an electric rc.ilwav. The proposed
continue until 7 o'clock in the afternoon
line is seven miles lung, running between decision. In several instances a seriou- of said day. Polls will be open at the
defense
was
felt
to
oe
impossible.
Oilier
the town of Brvan and the State Agri
following places within the Port of Tilla
trials of a similar nature will follow
cultural and Mechanical College.
mook and in the territory proposed to
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On the Teltow Canal, in Germanyt be annexed, as follows : For voters re
Gov. Stuart ol Pennsylvania will ask
siding in Tillamook precinct at the Citv
the Legislature for $6.000,000 to build where the boats are propelled by elec
Hall in Tillamook City. Oregon ; for the
a state highway from Philadelphia to tricity, an ingenious rogue has conceived
voters of Hoquarton precinct at the
Pittsburg. The good roads movement the idea of making use of the electric
is taking a more practical shape in all the current tor obtaining a supply of fi b. Court House in Tillamook City, Oregon;
Ail that was necessary, sajs the Scientific for the voters residing in Fairview pre
states.
American, was to attach one end of a cinct at the Grange Hall in said precinct;
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Apartvthut was beatrn by 600,000 piece of wire to the electric feed wire and for the voters residing in South Prairie
in 1896, by 81,0,000 in 1900, by 2,500,- dip the other end in the wat-r. All the precinct at South Prairie School House
000 in 1904 and by 1,200,000 in 1908 fish within a radius of 30 feet were in.
And at said election the voters in each
should not be so imprudent as to join in stantly paralyzed, and could be caught precinct will vote for one Commissioner
the st-arch for the origin of the word easily with a scalp net. The trick is not of the Port of Tillamook for said pre
"Irazzle."
a new one. It had already been employ cinct, and also for one Commissioner at
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cd on the Aire Canal'by French poachers, Large.
Mr. Taft will probably attend the in
Done by order of the Commissioners of
but it is doubtful if they originated it.
auguration of Cuba's new president
the Port of Tillamook .this 4th day of
It
is
proba
ile
that
the
inventor
of
the
January 28. The Cubans should be
November, 1908.
careful not to add to the cares of this device has never made a claim of prior
Attest :
ity.
great and good friend during the next
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CLAUDE
THAYER,
Secretary.
four years.
In a letter to Prot. L. H. Bailev of
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The publication of campaign contribu Ithaca, chairman of the Country Lite
Notice.
tions after an election will attract little OoinruiMion, recently appointed, Presi
N
otice
is
H
ereby G iven —That at
notice Their publication during a cam dent Roosevelt suggests that the co n
a General Election held in Tillamook
mission
ask
the
tarmers
and
all
those
paign can be used as a club to extort
Comity, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 3rd
subscriptions or as a basis tor slander whose life work is in the open country of November. 1908. a vote whs taken in
to come together in the different school the precincts of Tillamook, Hoquarton,
ous misrepresentation.
districts, using the school houses for Fairview and South Prairie, lor and
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«gainst stock running at large, and at
Ail ihe machine politicians in New meeting, und discuss such matters »s the -»aid election a majority of all voles cast
York declared that Hughes could not be etficiencv of the rural schools, farmers in said precincts was “ against stock
elected if nominated for a second term organizations, farm labor, need of good running at large.”
That within sixty days from the date
The Hughes plurality of 70,000 shows roads, better postal facilities and sain
this notice it will be unlawful for
how much a machine estimate is worth tary conditions on the farm. He tell.-« of
«lock to run at large in said precincts.
when the people cast a full vote.
the commission that its work is lo
Dated this the 10th day of November.
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ascertain what are the general economic A.I)., 1908.
E’ectricily exceeds all other methods social, educational and sanitary con
J. C. HOI.DKN,
County Clerk,
of power transmission for convenience, ditions of the open country, and what,
sai s the Scientific Amencm. An electric if anything, the farmers can do to help
Beware ot Frequent Colds.
cable may be strung where required, and themselves, and the government can best,
A »uccewuon of col'lu or a protracted
machinery may be arranged in any do to belli the n. The president aanounc cobl ¡»almost certain to end in chronic
position without reference to line edthat he would add two extra members catarrh from which few persons ever
wholly recover. Give every void the
shafting.
to the commission, making seven in all. attention it deserve, and you may avoid
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this disagreeable disease. How can tou
The Atlantn Deeper Waterway» A mo
The rea lities, of (span and China in cure a cold? Why not try Chamber,
ciation ha, tieen in kmioii in Baltimore
lain'. Cough Remedy ? It is highly re.
in lieliall of inside coast channels. All adapting themselves to western methods commended. Mrs M White, of Butler,
of
electrification
is
today
evidenced
in
the forty*six states are now pulling lor
Tenn , says: "Several years ago 1 was
I'crmanent deep channels. Congress the work going oil in the large cities ol tsitliered with my throst and lungs.
told n-.e of Chamberlain s
will hear a great deal about the subject these two countries. Yokohama has its Someone
electric tramways. Tokio, the capital Cough Remedy I liegan using it and it
during the next year.
relieved me at onee. I used it for some
of Japan, with its population of mote tune and it cured me Now my throat
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The latest addition to the line of lung than 2,000,060 is practically grid ironed and lungs are sound and well.” For
sten incandescent lamps is a 25 watt with electric railways, though there sale by all druggists.
lamp produced by the Genaral Electric are a number of liuisy streets so narrow
Company. It gives 25 percent more that to build even a single track would Mrs. McRaney’s Experience.
Mrs. M. McRtiiey, Pr-ntiss, M im .
light and consumes only half ms much be impossible.
1 he railway engineers writes: •• I whs Confined to my bed for
electrical energy as the ordinary 16 and directors are Japanese. Shanghai three months with kidnev and bladder
candle power lamp.
ha» recently completed a splendid system trouble, and wa* treated by two phy
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ol tramways. Hongkong has operated1 sicians but failed to get relief.
The Democrats who thought that the street railways for several years with human tongue can tell how | suffered,
and 1 had given up hope of ever getting
financial Hurry would help them are at good results. There ate many other i well until I tiegan taking Foley*«* Kid
a loss to account for the increased cities in |npan and China which have ney Remedy. After taking two liottlea
plurality against Bryan. They have received the impulse of modern means of i I felt like a new person, and feel it n»y
overlooked the opinion of the country transportation, and will undoubtedly duty to tell suffering women what
Foley’s Kidnev Remedy did fur me.”—
that the Democratic party has a poor follow the above naiued cities and install J S Lamar. Tillamook, Hawk & Mil
«ecord in handling panics
ler,
Bay City, Ore.
electricity.
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HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Them.
We Sell Them.
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b OTTS,
A ttokney .W ]
Complete set of AUtran
in office.
Taxes paid,
Residents.
Office opposite
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
fei
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Roth phoney
Next Door to Tillamook Cotinty Bank.
W.H
COOP£i)
ATT0RNEY.4T.ia
The Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported,
Sjs 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
g wanted.
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T illamook ,
C arl
haberlach ,
ATTORNEY-AT-U,
Office acro»» the street .nd M
the Post Offift.
H. GOYNE,
THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
A ttorney - at -L w .
Office : Opposite Court ft
126 Fifth Street, Portland
T illamook , O mooi .
A.
NOTICE
TO THE PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY
AND COUNTY
w. SEVERANCE
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
.. Ou
T illamook
R. T. BOALS, M.D,
PHYSICIAN
& SURGI
TILLAMOOK.
Office- Olson Building,
V
Champ Clark reinaiksthat the re-ult
ol the recent election was brought about
bi a concatenation ol unusually un
fortunate circumstances." In all «.»
Bryan's hatilea Mr I lark has always,
up tn election day. mistaken a concn
trust ion for a grand trium ph.
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The apple growers of the Stale of
V H«hii»gii»fi liMve bull ups Urge and
P” fiiabte hfttlntse by the most carefa I
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Residence: Mrs. Weiss' hnw,
Mrs. Walker'«.
WILL NELL ALL STOCK ON B
HAND AT COST.
Strictly for Cash Until Further!
Notice.
J2)R-
t - m . smith ,
PHYSICIAN & SURO
to make room for a large stock for Spring and
Summer Shoes that will shortly arrive from Chicago.
Come and get Bargains out of the largest and best selected
stock of Shoes in the City.
Office over J. A. Todd &
Tillamook. Ore.
P. F. BROWNE. Agent.
C. HAWK,
PHYSICIAN & SUI
I have just opened up the most com
plete line of
BAY CITY,
f
STAPLE & FANCY
GROCERIES
in Tillamoqk, all new and Fresh. The
prices are no higher than others.
We most cordially invite you to
come and look at what we have and
get our prices, whether you buy or
not.
HOMAS W. ROS
PHYSICIAN & SI
Office : Opposite Post C
Residence : Allen House. TiUai
R. BEALS,
(ft
(ft
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial
Tillamook, Oreg»
w. M. MILLS,
~|~^R. P. J. SHARP,
Opposite the Post Offiee.
resident dent
Office across the street i
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s oft»
A
T?oq
19IWWO
sarchet ,
. The Fashionable
T
■Ng"yijl
Cleaning, Pressing
ing a Specialty'
’>?« Is
Store in Heins Pb
Gallery-
OBERT A.
A ttorney - at -L»1'
Land Titles, Land 0*
ness and Mini®!
The Edison Phonograph
Medicine That Is Medicine
Mr. Carnegie has written an article
“I hare ,offered s go.ai deal with ma
upon his experience with the tariff, tn laris and stomach cmophunt,. but I
which be state» that "steel is row pro- have now found a remeir that kevjw
\\ ill stir you with its marches, amuse you with its rag time
<luc-ed cheaper here than anywhere else, me well, and that rem.elv la Electric
Bitt
aw
a
medicine
that
ia
medteine
for
songs
and dances. It sings as sweetly as the must cultivated
notwithstanding the higher wages paid
and liver troubles, and tor run singer and tenders perfectly the tones of the various instruments
tier man." and that the great manufac ) [ stomach
down conditions.'' says W C Kiestlrr.
turing pfant in which he is concerned | of HalliiUv, Ark Electric Bitters purifr I of orchestras and bands.
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. the blood. tom» up ..
enrich
the nerves, I
needs no further protection. It does not and
1 honegraphs. |i 2. 50 and up. Record, 35 cents.
follow that less powerful American steel - and itnp irt ’ vigor and energy to lire
weak
Your ' money «riti fa. refund, d
making estabbshments are as well p-e if it tni), to
i Io Ip you
30c. at C. L
pared to give up protective duties, or I I Clough s drug ; »tore
LAMARS
Tillamook
DRUG
STORE
PORTLAND,
Room, 306 Cotrm^l
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BVSIM«*
A SPECIALTY
OWING * (
L and O fficb
lawyer
R oom 334 *oac»w
rwian À"°.2*r sL*^
Boom Next to the V »
PORTLAND, 0