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I TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 24, 1908 Editorial Snap Shots. want to say this about the old Port of Tillamook, that it w as a do nothing star There is nothing slow about the Argo. chambered body of the Sirnon Pure order, and some of Tdlamook City’s ’ putty’’ » * « We have known quite a bunch of farm mayor« hare helped to keep it that way at the dictation of the well known boss ers who undertook to run co-operative_____ _ Store«-who h»st their farms in con&e- ■ for eight years the Port of Tillamook I was in business, and through all that quense. WWW I time it took no initiative move nor de How th** wine did flow at the farewell vised a plan to give the center of the on Saturday night—and how the heads county a deep waler harbor. The lew did* ache the next day Ge*! Didi» t pages ol tlie proceeding* of the meeting*, the boys look and feel punk. How many at long and irregular dates, is proof that dead “soldiers” were there, boys ? it was a do nothing, inactive body. We * w * do not think that the old Port can look Sow cheese it. The Argo took out her with pride upon anything it has done. first shipment of cheese today, and it is Now. because there is a spirit of progress expected, the wav the farmers feel, that in the air and there is a demand tor a ns won as the new boat can make thro seaport in Tillamook City, those who ugh rate» to California points, that most have accomplished something the last of the cheese will be shipped on her. I he few months to help bring tins about are cheese shipped to-day came from the co accused of star chambered proceedings operative factories. by the Herald. Yet this is the kind of » M » Strange, isn’t it, that the editor of our thanks so many people have met with in contemporary can keep on quoting the Tdlamook whenever they have had the price of cheese, taken from an Eastern get up and enthusiasm to do anything, agricultural paper, but has kept so muni for the do nothings begin to find fault and knock. We have purposely avoided about the opposition to the transport« tion monopoly that be has failed, up to mentioning names ill this paragraph, present time, to notice a matter which ie and as the accusation olsiar chambered of much importance to th»* farmets and proceedings called lor ciiti.isin, we have busineas men of this county. We wonder clearh shown in our Iasi issue that the who told him to hold bis whist so Iona laid! finder was barking up the wrong tree. _____ about the Argo ? * M * HOTEL ARRIVALS. Thereto one thing positive—every busi- n •»« man in the city is desirous of seeing Allen House. Tillamook City become a seaport town. Thurnilay — A. |. Eiurick, W. J. And those who have farms and other pro Harold, Geo. L Davis, Portland; John perty in the vicinity should be just as H. McNam-r, Forest Grove; E P. Will», interested, for it ia something that is G A.,lone» and wife, Bay Ocean Park; bound to benefit th**m. There are a large P W Lingley, Bay City. number of places where they have water Friday—J. R. McDonald, Portland; an I railroad transportation, and the Oscar Werschkul, F. M. Gist, Clover- freight rates are low, but in other places ' dale; M Curl and wife; Beaver; Inez A. were they have only rail or water trans- Allen, Bay City ; A. A. Lane, Hebo. p »rtation, rates are high. The snap shot Sunday —JeBae A. Craven, Cloverdale: □13n can see far enough into the future Ernest Barton, J. H. Ferguson, G E. development of Tillamook City and the Mapes, H L. Chapin, Portland; P. R. sin rounding country to strive in every Coulson, Clark Bundy, Blaine. possible way to make this a seaport ami Sunday—Veals R. Weison, Honolulu; bring this about as soon as possible. E 8 Whelan, Dublin Inland; T. W. Hol * * * We overheard a person remark that man, China; Gertrude Mendenhall, C. they would rather have the Headlight A. Baidland, Garibaldi. Mondai — II. Effenberger, Nehalem; man's good will than his ill will. People must not run away with the idea that it A A. Lane, Hebo; C. A. Den'iiond, Pleasant Valley; C. V. Preston, Ne- the editor criticises somebody, or a mat ter of public policy, that he harbors HI hahin; U S. Edwards, Sandlake; A. L tiling to those whom he bring into the Fisher Almena. Kalin.; G. W. Grayson, limelight Tiue it is that the snap shot Ti ask. Tuesday—Rose A. Farr, Oregon Citi ; m m had no love tor the saloon keepers and the gamblers and those who trained : D.init 1 Stiennon, Marsnfield; J l’,rker. with them, who did everything they A. E. McCoy, Poitland; Margmet Tore could to injure the Headlight, w ho even A D Tone. Mrs. D. C. Flotil, Seattl ; boycotted it. hut we hade our own time G. W. Parrish, Hemlock. Wednesday—R. lluffHchritid I Port when to strike back, and when we di»l Imlali, 11. 8 I Randall. so. public sentiment was aroused and land; A. A. the gamblers and the saloon keepers had Cloverdale; Frank Hoff-.tatter, N.Y ; W, to go out of business and to admit that M. Loabo, W. K. Lytle, Fred Young Bay Oily, Walter Burke, Forest Grove. they made a mintnte when they antago BLAINE Christmas Program« PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Christmas exerciae« will be held this ( Thursday) evening at the Presbyterian church, with the usual Chriatmaa tree attraction«, for which an interesting Mr. J. Monday. Browning visited the »chool Henry Smith and Eddie Creecy made ’Xmas Presents. a flying trip to the hub Sunday. Mr F. J- Welsh came home from Tills niook, where he has been working lor the Tillamook Co. Mutual Telephone Co. program is prepared, as follows : ‘ Bethelem.’’ hv their choir. for some lime. Mr, W elsh contemplates Prayer, by the Pastor. starting over the trail the first of the Solo, [nn.es Hiner. Recitation, Marv Essom. week, for the valley to »pend the holi Recitation Llovd Jones. Recitation,’’The Christ Child," pupils days. Miss Mary Gold«worthy, ofTillainook of Mrs Shirk's class. Recitation, “Christmas,'' six girls of is visiting her mother at Blaine. Mrs Sarchet'» class. Coyotes are frequent callers at Blaine. Song bv the Sunday School, Mr | J. Browning was our mail car Recitalion. “Peace on Earth, Good tier during the absence ol P. R. Coulson. Will to Men." Recitation, “Suggestions to Sant Nick- Mr. and Mrs. Curl, Roy Woods. Mr. olous.'' Lizzie Coates P. R. Coulson, Mr. Bundy, Mr. N, Coul Recitation. “An Object Lesson," tbiee son, Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Goldswor lit tie girls Song, lour girls of the intermediate thy went to Tillamook last week. class. County Supt Buel visited our school« Recitation. Miss Anna Shirk. on Thursday of Inst week. Solo. Miss Viola .Mapes. Clyde Browning is y ¡siting I is brotl - Recitation. Agnice Coates. Recitation, “All Over the Round, er John Browning. Round World.*’ The following pupils have bad perfect Song, intermediate class. attendance : Roy Woods, Ray Wood«. Recitation, Miss Christina Centerwall. Fred Hollett, Chester Hollett, Leora Solo, M ish Clara Walt. Holhtl. Jesse Woods. Herald Hollett, Recitation. Lottie Crane. Recitation. Ferine I'll uanham. Herschel Hollett. Fred Coulson. Elsie Recitation. Howard Lamar. Dow..... .. Cora Downing, Carl Curl, and Solo. Mrs. Edna A. Poorman. llarley Curl. Address to Sunday School by the pas tor. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The following program will be render ed at the Christian Church this (Thurs day) evening, to which the public is cur You can find no more appropriate and present for any child than a Savings Book with*' of One Dollar or more, and one of our steel t Bauks. We pay 4 per cent. Interest on Savings Accounts compounded twjtt Our little Savings Banks are an incentive to save*T have been tried and are uow being used by «J, youthful depositors with success. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK TILLAMOOK, ORE. STAR THEATER, Notice op. McNair’s! FIRST PERFORMANCE, 7.30 o’Clod. Change of Program Twice a Week. ADMISSION. 10 Cents. All persons knowing themselves iu depted to me for lumber are requested to call and settle by January let, 1909. F rank L ong . dially invited : Scripture lesson..................... H. T. Botts, Prayer...... ................................ V. E Hoven. N otice of S chool I ndemnity S ei . ec Song. "Christmas Bells."...... Gull Buel. tion . Recitation......... ‘‘Christmas Stocking," United States Land Office, Eddie Glad. Portland, Oregon, Concert Recitation..."Christmas Story," December 4th, 1908, Primary Class. N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the Song, ’’Jingle Bells."..... Two little girls. Stale <>t Oiegon.on December 4lh, 1908. Recitation, “Chriatmaa tree”.Rose Busby applied for Lots 6 and 7, of Section 6. tp, Recitation, "How is Santa Claus.’’......... 1 south, range 8 weel, and filed in tins Ina Busby, office a list of School Indemnity Selec Recitation. “Chris Knngle's Surprise,” tions in which it selected said laud ; and Maxivell McIntyre. that hhi I list is open to the public for Recitation "A present".................... Mab’.e inspection. Louguest. Any and all persons claiming adversely Recitation, "Go to sleep, Dolly," ti e ala ve denciided land or any legal Evaline Glad. Hubdivision thereof, or claiming the Song..................................... Merle McIntyre. Kame uuuer I lie mining laws, nr desiring Recitation, “Santa Claus on the Train.’’ to »how said land to be more valuable Edith Bennett. I for mineral Ilian for agricultural pur Recitatijn............................ Hollie Mapeu. I poses. or to object to said selection for Recitation, “Billis Rose."...... Alma Glad. Call and see our fine line of ’Xmas Boxes, filledtm any legal reason, should tile their claims Song...................................... Cap Handley, or their affidavits of protest or contest with our own made Chocolates and Bon B ob Recitation. "Grandma's Experience,'' in I Ina office. Fay Burke. A lgernon S. D rehbhk . Song. "Ring. Ring. Ring.................. Choir. Register, Uantata,l"Maglc Snowballs,'' two p .ns. G eo . W. B ibee . Receiver. I hereby designate the Tillamook Christian Church Notes. Headlight, published at Tillamook. The church work is growing in interest Oregon, as Lie newspaper in which the I above notice is tola? published. and power, as seen tn the attendance at Please REMEMBER this agency when placi| A lgernon 8. D resser the Bible-school, Prayer .Meeting, and __________________ Register. uA INSURANCE in any or all of the following I ik the regular services. We are glad to see FIRE. LIFE For Sale. some ol the business inen attend church, WJ SIEtM BOILER. SURETY BOWS Uft EMPLOYERS LIABILITY. PERSONAL ACCS there.by manifesting their interest in One 120 H. Power Boiler. If you cary insurance now. Remember me when.riel that which builds up the city morally. One 75 II. Power Engine. -W Policies expire. If you don't enry insurance. NowiiUuUM One fl x 24 Planer. The Ladies Aid Society entertained the »2 Come. Let us talk it over. One 36" Uesaw. Aid Society of Bay City some days ago. One 36" Blower A sumptuous dinner was served at -Mrs. Three Sets Head Block. Easy Terms King's, and alt.had a fine time. Insurance. Real Estate, Col lections,« TILLAMOOK LUMBERING CO. Dec. 16th, the Society met with Mrs. Rentals, Employment. F. 8 W hitehouse , Pres. V. E. Hoven to prepare for Christmas. Telephone at Office and Residence. | After spending a pleasant afternoon in a @@@ B @ ® @ iff SSSSSSM Muscular Pains Cured. liusv way, the meeting adjourned until '* Durinx the suiiiiner of 1901 I was troubled wiili muscular pains in the in. alter the holidays. • tap ol mv foot," says Mr. H. P.dler, of M aud B otts , Secy. Report of the Condition of Toronto. Ont. "At limes it was so pain ful I could hardly walk. Chamberlain s THE FIRST BANK & TRUST 0 Pay Up Pain Balm was recommended to nt», so 1 tried it and was completely cured by At Bay City, in the State of Oregon, ati All those who are owing me must pay one smell bottle. I have since recom- up at once, the accounts being left at the inendrd it to several of my friends, all Business, November 27th, 1901 Tillamook County Bunk lor collection. of whom speak bixlily of it,” Por sale by m H druggists. Please call there and settle. RESOURCES. W. B. SUTTON. Guilty of Counterfeiting Passing counterfeit money is no worse Ilian suiisliluiing some unknown worth Loans and discounts............................... less remedy for Foley’s Honey at d Tar Overdrafts, secured................................. the great cough and cold remedy that cures the nnist obstinate coughs ano Bonds, securities, etc............................. heiils the lungs —J. S. Lamar, Tills Banking house, furniture, and fixtures tuook; Hawk & Miller, Bay City. Ore. THE SPA, CANDIES and NUT § mxed the snap shot man. It may be that Hotel Ramsey. we have paid back some persons with in Thursday—Gust Jansen, Ca|>e Meare«, terest who have undertaken to injure Tom and George Kellow, Hebo; E. J • nr reputation, tmt there is some sport Schelling, Bay City. A. Olson. Gus ill Ihis to see an antagonist welt under Paulson, fx>«is Larsen, Gus Linn. Port newspaper criticism? Persons who du land. not live in glass houses have no oause to Friday—W. N. Bay, Beaver, L. feel alarmed at any ill will on our part. Kiatte, P. E Jaeger. A. Coulson, J M * » Jenson. Chas. F Flyun, D. O. Wana Owing to the number of hold ups and maker. Sam Long. A L George. Port the reign of crime in Portland and the land, M. Coulson, Beaver, George Northwest, it begins to look as if it is a Michie, Seattle; J. L. Caton, S.F.; E. B most serious situation to know how to And, E. L. Webb, Cloverdale. grapple with this alarming inert ate in Saturday—W. D. Clark, Miss Starr. lawlessness. Various reasons are given Wm Sedore, Charles lliberly, E. H. —the lack of parental training, idleness, Ililierty, J. S. Weeks, Mrs. Phelps. Port dunk, etc. These, probably, are the land; Walter Kinnautan. W. A. Bay, o«u»e. hut the silly, sentimental methods Beaver, Leon White and wife, Sand of dealing with the hardened c ass nt lake. criminals is, in our judgment, the cause Sunday—Captain Johns and sons. of so much crim*. But the question is Astoiia; Mrs. Joseph, Bay City ; H. What can lie done to stop it ? We do Smith, E. E Creecy, Beaver; U S. not litlieie in chicken heal ted methods Edwards, Sandlake. in dealing wit hcriminals, especially with M niday—E I Arrance, Netarts; M. II murderers, and as w« have tern nu sug Ripley Frank Smith, Hobson ville . Paid up Capital. . .125,000. gestions made tu cope with the present Grace Spaulding, A P. Spaulding, situation, we will offer a sure cure • Pass Offer« every facility for s<tfe banking, Saudlake. H. C. Dixson. A E Blown, a l ew at the next State legislature to Oregon Ci'.t ; H. Crane, P. Haugen, and respectfully solicits your business. publicly flog men who hold up trains, Acts as trustee for corporations, indi Miami. banks, individuals, etc., and deal with Tuesday—A. T. Blackburn. Woods; viduals and estates. Confidential trusl burglars and those who point a gun at relations carried out faithfully. F. Young. Hobsonville. another person in the same man Interest at current rates on time de Wednesday—W. D. Clark. Portland; ner. This kind of treatment may N R Duf Portland; J. F. Reeher, Wil posits. be considered inhu nan and belonging Mail business given prompt attention. son. to the p*st ages. But is there anything Eire and burglar proof safely deposit Thursday—J. A Ctavan, H Wash human when a lot of thugs jump onto boxes just installed for convenience of and W. D. Clark. a pedestrian and command him the customers at reasonable tents!. point of a revolver to hold up his hands A Personal Appeal and should he resist to be shot down in If we could talk to you jiersonally Catarrh Cannct be Cured cold blood ? There is a law to flog wilt alaiul the great merit of Foley and Tar, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa they cannot for coughs, colds and lung trouble, you reach the »eat of the di»e»»e. Catarrh i» a blood beaters, and we fail to see why that is it never could be induced to experiment or eonatitutionRl disease, and inorder to cure it any more inhuman to flog the thugs who you mutt take internal remedies. Hall» with unknown prepHiations that may Catarrh Cure ia taken internally, and acts di •re doing the hold upa. The criminal contain some harmful drugs. Foley's rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hali'a class would soon clean out <>l Portland, Honey ami Tar costs yon no more and Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It waa prescribed by one of the best phvHicinns in thia and Oregon as well, when tiny witness lias a record of forty years of curie.__J. country for years and ia a regular prescription. 8. Lamar. Tillamook . Hawk A Miller, Il ia composed of lhe best tonics knoun.com a lew of their pals howling and wreath biue<’ with the best blood purifiers, acting di Bay ¿ity, lire. rectly ou the mucous surfaces The perfect • ng in pain as the cat o’ nine tall» in the combination of the two tnsredients is what pro Notice of Citation. hand« of a lusty official came down upon duces such wonderful reaulta iu curing Catarrh. for testimonials free the holdups bait backs. A drastic situs , In the County Court of Tillamook County. Send e CHUNKY * ( O . Props.. Toledo. O State of Oregon Sold by druggista. price 75c. tion requires drastic measures to cope I (n the matter of thci Take Hail e Family Pill» for constipation. with. Here is the easiest, moat speedy I estate of T. S. Jewell./ Take Hall'» Family Pill» for constipation. deceased. > way, and we beKeve that it will he a sure To the heir», deriaees and any and all per son» interested in the estate of T S. cure it the flogging exhibitions are car A Dangerous Operation Jewell, deceased, greeting By order of the above .entitled Coart all ia the retuovil of th. appendix by a »ur- ried out effectually. the heirs devisees and all II persons ner»on« interested interriteti g.-on Noone who takes Dr King's New • a a in the estate above - named --..led are nre hereby cited f appear hefors Honorable h P Good- Life Pill* is ever nubjwud to this tright. \\ henevst anyone attempts to do any I •peed, Judge 01 the _______ ««titled Court, st ful oide.1. They work no quietly you thing h»r Tillamook City nr surronndlng the Court House at Tillamook’city, in don't feel them They cure constipation, Tillamook County. State of Oregon on the country they invaitahly tun up against Idth day of January 1»<»9. at ten o.eloek in hv.dache. biliousness and malaria the forenoon of said day to show cause why at C. 1. Clough's diug store. a number of fault Anders. Instead ol an order should not be granted the Admin ibauhiag those who had neglected their istrator of the said estate authorising him to •ell either at public or private sale all the Foley'» Orlao Laxathe cure» chronic own buaineese« in attending tn the nec*s- real estate belong 1 ng to the estate of said T eonMiimtion and »timulatea the liver. ••ry p.|4n •ml other mattrr. In connrv Orin., regulates the bowels so they will lion with th» new Porto» Tillamook. »Iw act naturally and you do not have to Herald waa amon..i th. few to find V’JBi’ ’«"’>»• pyipow of pnring th. im • «ke purgative» conthuiouslv.—J. 8. flw.ml during hi. Lamar. Tillamook. Hawk & Mnler, Bar (nult, cnlling it a star chambered pr> debt«!«.» Incwrwl •tWtlmr and rxpvnM and accruing eo.t and t^ty. Ore. leeitiiiKB. It waa the businesa men who « th. admlniatratlon of th* .axt Hoarae couahs and stuffy cold« that hacked the propoaition and appointed a tn teatimony whereof I do hereunto Mt may develop into poeumori.a over nigl.t my hand and aft. th* Seal of .aid Court at committee And beenuar that comrnitlee m» Ofllce In th* Court Honre. at Tillamook are quickly cured by Foley’s Honey and dal »tmeihinp. It t. clawed a. star chain, City, in nilamook County state of Oregon Tar aa it soothe, inflamed tuenihrance. , 1 C HOLDEN. heals the lungs and expels the cold from bered Now, so as to aacrtain the fact», Clerk of the County Court of Tillamook County, State I the system —J. 8. Lamar. Tillamook- about »tar chjiwbered prccenc-'ina*. Hawk & Miller. Bay Uitr. Ore. of Oregon. Insure With Me RObblE Ol. U1ATS0II. First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY, ORE. » Verdict for Dr. Pierce AGAINST th > Ladies’ Home Journal. Sending truth after a lie. It Is an old maxim that "a lie will travel seven leagues while truth Is getting Its boots on." and no doubt hundreds of thousands of good people read the unwarranted and malicious attack upon Dr. R. V. Pierce and his "Favorite Prescription "published In the May (19O4> number of the Ladies Home Journal, with Its great black dis- play headings, who never saw the bum ble. groveling retraction, with Its Incon spicuous heading, published two month» later. It was boldly charged In the sland erous and libelous article that Dr. Pierce*» Favorite Prescription, for the enr« of Woman's weaknesses and aliment«, con tained alcohol and other harmful Ingredi ents. Dr. Pierce promptly brought suit against the publishers of the Ladles’ Home Journal, for »200,000,00 damages Dr. Pierce alleged that Mr. Bok. the editor, maliciously published the article containing such false and defamatory matter wl* •* — Intent of Injuring • ■- the his busine urthermore, that no alcohol, or other urious. or hablt-forrxlng, drugs are. or ■«revere, contained In his "Fa- vorite ___ _ ”; _______ _ medlclna iptlon that said Is mad/ tafim native medicinal roots and conta jfno harmful Ingredients what- d that Mr. Bok's malicious state- were wholly and absolutely false. _ , , - _ prem. Court. But thè Ik,2ln,Vi?' P.r F'erre was rrvatlr Injured be t'c« aiiLf*" S* 'I1'' hbeloui article with ,*RI,F heidlnrv while hundreds of Ih'-'sstid« who r*-ad the wick rdlv def nutator? ?r2 ,' .* n"'r»r saw th. humble « to velina rw t rao ton. set tn amali type and made n tncon- îîerUhe’>.,yi,.W2rJb'' . m*”»r WM. bOW Court of Naw Tort. «tat. which wr HMly PTJTÏ7* .* « th. Doeto/a tsnÿ Thus hla traouerr. came to grtat awd H m X haw slandere wm refuted. -7^* HnEnnoNEr«4AK Due from approved reserve bauks .... Checks and other cash items.............. Cash on hand........................................... Total liabilities . Capital stock paid in .......................................... Surplus fund.................................................. •’’•i"" Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes p»1(1 Individual deposits subject to check ................. Demaud certificates of deposit ......................... Time certificates of deposit................................. Savings deposits ................................................ Total State of Oregon, County of Tillamook, _ I, JOHN O. BOZORTH, Cashier of tbe» do solemnly swear that the above stateme„tri7f)t1 my knowledge and belief. JOHN 0. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7 I. D. BOZORTH' Correct—Attest : R. J- HENDRg SCOTT BOZOi Dialogu*“*1 School Program. Child«"-j, s The program given by the Riverdale Vink» sow- , grctt»l><**" school 'Saturday evening was well at Seven tt'1’'"- tended, the program being as follows : Song. "Greeting" School. Recitation, “Beautiful Star,’’ Marie Song. ><** Hathaway. aw«T. «gì Recitation, "Choae ofTrades," 9 boys , Krótsl’f- Song. “Jolly Old St. Nicholas. ” Irene Edith B»'“’*. EllioU. Recitation. "A Boy’s Pocket." Benny P..I0«* * Heaton. Trio, “Little Town of Bethlehem" l-hlld«"-,,- -Mil So« There.«. Ltxxie and Adrie Jenninga. Dialogue, "The Mendicant" Agnes and Pauline Hathaway, Theresa Elliott and Iren Cochran. Inatremental Music. B Elliott. Red««** Recitation, “Playiag Santa Claus." nix* „ Ehi«h«th Hnugen. Rec »»•*•’ Song. “I love my Mountain Home," Six Girls.
