Tillamook headlight., February 25, 1909, Image 6

T j LLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 25, 1909.
35 to IH. The gain did lint Start till ten 1
About Tillamook
River Bridge
thirty, owing to the boat the Bay City i
(TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, i
team came upon getting stuck on the
D ear 8 ir ,—A b understood, there is a
flaU. The crowd waked as palieutly as
move on fo >t t*» put a bridge acroua the i
could bo expected.
Tillamook somewhere near the ferry or ;
BBS
Editors
Editors:
The T ILS, team w ill again meet Bay below the con flue cc t of the two rivet b * I
Mabel El mu nd«.
Cl.-nt King.
Lynn Eberman.
City next Munday night. Bay Ci.y will the Tillamook and Ibe S »ulh Tragic.
Vi ilel Noyes,
not trUftt the boats to bring her here on I
A large petition to that t fleet I iur been
Monday being Washington's birthday,
time again, so the game will be 8.-30 , circulated, and generally been signed by
ereryone enjoyed a holi< ay.
sharp. Every fltudent should turn out the bufli'H*s men <»f Tillamook City and
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The Ninth and Tenth Grades held sing­ to tee this, the very probable last game. the residents adj »cent Io the route be
ing school Friday afternoon, with Mr. . Bay City w ill also bring her iwcoiid teaui tween Netarts Bay and Tillamook City.
It is not my intention to argue or dis
Reichen as n aster.
Ererything pro- ! up Io play our second team. Who will
gr'-ssrd nicely until rerrra' ot the pupils . win. Bay City’s first and secuud or the cuss the necessity of a bridge acioss the
Tillamook river for that section of the
iu room No. 1 cam.- to the cloakroom T H S. hrst and second?
county.
Certainly I believe there
BMW
door of room No. 2 to listen. This rm-
There has been con .ideralde talk should be a bridge built across the Tilla­
barrased some ol the leaders, who began
I amund the school liouse lately of how our mook some where to accomiu*alate the
singing the paiodi'Js instead of the songs.
I
This made the others laugh, and it was 1 hoped for gym. was to be built. 3«»me people of Netarts and vicinity. But I
talked of burrowing money, aud others Contend and believe it is the true senii-
vuila a|while before order was restored.
of starting a subscription list among the inent of every practical and fair minded
S S M
Either plan person properly inform d <>n this matter
Lynn. “Elsie, did you see that old merchants of the city.
I
burglar trying to bang himself when might wuik out all right. S me time who looks for the general public in­
ago
when
the
school
was
smaller,
$4
those old maids were after him
terest, that at the place design tied on
was rnite 1 to buy a piano. If we should that petition is not the proper location
Elsie : "No."
Lynn : “Why. that’s funny,the picture borrow the money why could we not for such a
bridge. 1 will advance!
pay it ? Besides, the entertainm lit fees several reasons that will appeal to the
was quite plain.’’
Elsie : ’ Yes. that might be, but I was we would have the gy»o. and could good judgment of the taxpayers and to
looking at something (soinebodv) else.” raise mole money by the basket Oall the general public as well.
game»* and athletic » xhihitioiis tl an by
SMB
First.— The road leading from Tdla-
j Last Sunday Miss Shirk was invited literary eiitertMllimenCs. If the s S mo C i • mook City west towards the ferry is
into the country for dinner. After she aliun should agree to adopt the plan of laid out on very low ground and sub
started ho ne she whs seen picking tier burrowing money the literary, muorcal, j»*et to ovei fi >ws dining winter. Often
self up after she had reached the water and athletic
lined to for a whole week at a time fur certain
which runs under the side walk. We paj the debt.
hours during the day those low lands
a * *
hope she didn't get. her feet wet,but from
are practically covered with water, l»ig
Islands.
the way the water splashed when she fixe Years on the Peleiv
iid«*s varying from two to four feet d»jep.
A young mail once lived near Ibe
went in, it looked very much like she did,
and to build a road to accommodate
Puget
Sound
on
a
farm
with
bis
parents.
She says there will have to ben new side
regular tarffic in lha winter time is
walk built before she goes that way James did not like the farm and when highly expensive and requires a trestle
he was seventeen ran away fiom home.
again.
bridge for over a mile long ami kept up
k s si
He woiketl his way to Seattle and
The other day some of the boys got there found employment as cabin boy on fur time being, and would assume an
funny and mixed fhe girls’ rubbers. Ma a steamer called “Columbia/* sailing tor immense expense on the taxpayers and
bel was amongst the inislortunate ones. the Philippine Ulan 1«. Warn they were should be avoided, if possible.
Second.—At the confluence of ttie two
She had one of Carrie’s rubbers and one about 130 degrees north latidude, a Bud
of her own, so when she wtarted home den storm arose driving the Columbia rivers it is hard to maintain a bridge on
for dinner Carrie’s rubber wanted to go south, anti was wrecked near the Pelew account of the floods rushing down the
east and Mabel'fl wanted to go west and Islands. J a nits and five other men were Trask river during winter and requires
Mabel wanted to go home to dinner. Ol lowered in one lile boat. in this life a good substantial structure and will be
all the times Mabel had in getting home boat they spent five days. Three men costly to be kept up.
Third.—It is not the proper location
it would be hard to tell.
lierishcd tor lack ot water. One morn­
there to serve the majority of the public
■ aw
ing as the fog cleared away the three
Klsie : “What is good for cold sores ?’’
best; it may seem more convenient ful­
men in the boat found themselves near
Sophomore girl . “Kissing.”
some individual parties; but why should
a little island. They decided to go to the
Elsie : “No ; that’s what causes them.”
the public suffer such an enormous ex
island, and when they were about a mile
penditure, ami the inconvenience of
away
two
canoes
with
five
men
in
each
The Ninth and Tenth Grades are going
wrong location for all tunes to
canoe came out to meet them. They
to commence th»» »tuffy of Botany.
sacrificed for individual clamor ?
were short heavy set with dark coinpitx-
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Fourth.—A bridge built in that loca­
Some examination answers by Sixth oin and black wavy hair James held up
a watch as they drew nearer and gave it tion had to be constructed on good con­
and Seventh grades ;
Alcohol in fl lines the stomach, wears to them then, one canoe getting on each crete foundation and be a draw bridge,
away the mussels, fattens the liver and side ol the lile boat, all three made their and it would require an attendant the
eat thc heart.
year around, which would make addi­
wav to the island.
Duties of the health board is to exercise
Here many natives ran to and fro ’up tional expenses to the taxpayeis.
»■very day at I he same time, and riding
On the other hand, if a bridge was
Alter ihei had
bicycles is good for the heallh and tennifl and down the beach.
is good exercise.
landed they were taken up to a place constructed about or near the place of
Vaccination is when the doctor cuts a surrounded by tall trees, where a council Mr. Lutki's some little distance up the
piece oi flesh out of the arm.
was held. They had lasteued James Tillamook liver it would overcome a
Three methods of disinfecting is by the and the two men in a little hut and by good many of those difficulties.
<-<‘BSpoolH being near a well, by a flick
First.—The road leading from Tilla­
looking out of one window James could
cow that gives milk and by the air.
see the place of council. Ity night they mook City on the left bank of the South
a b ■ '
Mr. Keiclien ; “VVliut great event will broke up their council and caiue with Trask river towards the Tillamook liver
has excellent foundation f<r a good
food and gave it to the men
h »ppert in 1912 ?’’
Next morning they were set to work road bed. and if once properly built w II
Clent King : ”1 will graduate.*’
and were kept at it until six in the even- be easily kept in repair at nominal uont
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One of the teachers said ; “’You have ing. Thev were then taken to their hut At present, by crossing the Thayer’s
had three days to get those Algebta and fed and then locked in Jor the night, bridge at the end of the trestle, the dis.
problems ’’ Elsie spoke up and said: The men watched for a ship, but they tance towards Nelaits over the two
We couldn't study on Birthmgton's never caught sight of one fora long routes may l>e a little in favor for the
route west of town. But in time if
Washday.”
time, The natives had stopped watch
ing 1 hem while they were doing their there was a bridge built at the Olds'
The Teuth Grnilerw hnvr beyun to r««d
work. After five years had passed they place, where the main Tiask divides
hiu ) atuilv in clava "The Vi.ion of Sir
happened to be working near the shore, into two branches, it would decidedly
Lnu ifall,'’ which i» vety interetting.
when, one <lav they saw a steamer about shorten the distance towards Netarts;
m
five
miles from shore. There were i.o na­ if we figure on a road to Ocean Park,
Want Ads.
which at present is ot.ly speculative, it
Wanted, n good hoiiBekeejtcr. Apply tives near and as a boat lay anchored
would make that place a little clos» r to
on
the
beach
they
decided
to
make
haste
to < 'loyd Dn wton.
Tillamook City by taking the road west
Wanted, n num, for uenrr.l light work and row to the steamer. They were
of town.
nbout the house, »ucli a« carrying in the about two miles out when lhev saw that
Second.—The Tillamook river is only
wood, but chieHy to enteitain two the natives had missed them and had
an Arm of the bay, and nothing hut a
seen
them
rowing
towaid
the
•leaner.
young ladies.
Mutt he good looking.
large tide slough, and for that reason H
Apple to Mis» A. II S ilrk and Mi.s C. The steamer had seen them and had
would not be hard nor expensive Io
Centerwall, 2.1 Delhi st., Tillamook, Ore. •topped the engine and lay at aiH.iur.
build a bridge above the junction of
The
n
»lives
were
stronger
and
(aster
Wanted, by editors, a rest.
♦ he two streams; and it seems reason­
^¡Wauled, by the Sophomore»somemr te than the three men in the boat «nd they
were fust being overtaken but too late, able and feasible that by driving pilings
compo.itions to write.
from both sides towards the noddle of
Wantel, by MissCeuterw.il. Shillings the steamer lowered a life boat winch
came and met the three men. They the riv»r and have the span high and
best.
wide enough to let all the sinall boats
Wanted, by the High School, more were taken aboard thc boat and fe I and
and raflfl pass, and likely it would an.
ami
warmed
and
the
sailors
Hoon
learn
Washington I irthdays, »o they cun Imve
ed ot their harsh treatment on the island, swer the purpose tor a good many years
more holiday a.
without building an expensive draw
Wanted, by Mr. Reichen, no n-ore l hev were taken to Portland.
bridge, and at there is no drifts or big
J.imrs
started
lor
Seattle.
It
had
grown
tenth giade I ng i»h papers tocorrest.
iuto a very large citv with all the im­ floods to emit end with in the Tillamook
Merlin listver “What color do y< u provements that lould be needed. He river such a bridge could l e maintained
then left for Ins own home, but found it at nominal ex|*ensrs
like best ?'•
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Harrey (absently) ; “Alice—blue."
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Why did little Viola fir ?
she asked the girl beside her.
I’e 'UM- »he answered Willi a uigb.J
The big spider spied her.
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A High School siu.lrnt was I. okmg
or r a list of names of great men whme
b rllitlars were in Frbrunry. Afici rend,
ing them all over he said : "I don't see
my name in that list."
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Taxes paid for non­
in office.
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
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and the Heavy Loss to you.
T H.
Let Me Write you a Policy, ROLLI E WATSON.
SAFETY, RELIABILITY and QUICK
ADJUSTMENT.
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T illamook ,
Those New
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Have Arrived.
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T. BOALS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN
TILLAMOOK.
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Tillamook, Ore.
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Light House flour guaranteed. Hard Wheat
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Light House Flour makes good sweet bread,
$5.10 a bbl., $1.30 a sack.
100 lbs. best granulated S ugar , $5.75 a sack.
B ran , $1.00 sack, $32.00 a ton.
S horts , $1.50sack, $35.00 a ton.
B arley , $1.40 sack, $34.00 a ton.
F lour , Snow Drift, best on earth, $5.65 a bbl.
O ats , Fancy White, 2c. a lb.
F lour , Light House, Hard Wheat, $5.10 a bbl.
S eed O ats , Fancy Gray, 2c. a lb.
O ats and W heat , Mixed, 2c. a lb.
S now D rift F lour , best on earth, $1.45 a sack.
L ight H ouse F lour , Hard Wheat, $r-3o a sack.
A sample sack L ight H ouse F lour F ree .
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Tyler Building.
toi.hav» so much faith In it. curative powers
that lhev offer on. Hundred Roller, for anr
-are that it (hila torure
mid for Hat of leatf-
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Their beautiful line of 500 fabric«
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their original fashion plates sug*
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Any enterprise, the building of a road
or bridge what bene Illa me, and in th-
mime measure benefits my neighb >rs or
fellowmen is coinmen I able and deoerves
public coneideration.
Respectfully,
Thiid.—At the time during the ail
A. BlxscHEinr.
miuutralion of exJudge Conder and
CuiniMioner Body felt when the afore-
[One reason for a bridge at the ferry is
said road was laid out, it was under
loaci ommudate Biy O e in Park, should
stood, and the interpretations of the a rm d be built there. And this is the
County Court al that lime was such, reason why Tiliamook City is interested
myself being requested ami virtually in Imving a bridge built at the ferry —
was compelled by said County Court to E>1
'
dee<i a strip of land foity Let wide
Nighborhood Favorite.
through the middle of my place toward*
Mrs. E. D. Clisrles, of Harbor, Maine, 1
the Tillamook rivei loTiUainnok county
for road purposes with the understand speaking of Electric Bitners, says: "It
is a neighborhood favorite Iwre with
ing that some future time the county us." ltdeaeivesto be a favorite every-
would build a bridge acruas the Tilla­ where. It gives quick relief in dyapep- '
mook river at that place.
Let Mr sia, liver cmuplaiui, kidney derange,
Body fell commit himmlfon that matter! ■ent, malnutrition, nervousness, weak- I
ness and general debility. Its action on I
By stating all the above reasons, isn't the blood, aa a thorough purifier makes
it strong evidence that the bridge should it especially useful as a spring medicine.
be built on the upper place
But let the This grand alterativ* tonic is sold un
County Court investigate for Hself ami dee guarantee at C. I Clough's drug
»lore 50c.
»levide this matter on Ils merits, anJ nut
t>e guided by other influence*. Petition*
$IOO Reward. SIOO.
do not always express the true senti
the reader» <>( this paper will be pieseed tc
■earn that there is at least one dreaded disease
menu or merits of a case, and ofum are that science has been able tu cure la all Ita
misrep rear n ted like superfluous argu­ Maxes and that is Catarrh liall'a Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure not known to th«
ments do not set aside facts and should medical fraternity. Catarrh be in* a coe«ti(a
diaoaae. require« a <onMHutin»aal treat
he accepted for what they are worth. »tonal
meat Hall’s Catarrh Cuta is taken internally,
Good many mieUkew have been made in acting directly upon the blood and m net ms
mu tares ot the syalem. thereby deatro> Ina the
locating roads and bridges, but why not fouudation of the disease, aud giving the patient
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irength by bail.li«« up ihr roa.«it«Hoa and
start right in tbw cm .
"•»Ulin« nalnr* In Ji-Ing ilawork. 1b. proprie-
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"I w«.«o weak from kidney trouble that
1 could hardly walk a hundred feet.
Four bolt lea of Folvy 'i Kidney Remedy
cleared my complex Ion, cured iny back­
ache and Ilia irreaulariliea diaap|>eaied,
I he Kangaroo.
and 1 can now attend to buaim ■* ev.ry
The kangaroo starts aa big as a man. ■lay and rtconinnd Foley's Kidney
The kangaroo has hoofs on i.is hind feet, Remedy to nil autferera, aa it cured me
Home are as tall as a man ami some after the doctor« and other rrmedte. had
faded --J. S. Lamar, ltllam>>k Hawk
iin't any bigger than a good big ra'.
Miller, Bay City.
Most ol the animals ol South America
are hatched fro n eggs an I are carriad
Hexamethylenetetramine
Tin- above is the name of a German
around in a sack on the mother's neck.
Iwcaose they are so weak oa acc uni of chemical. « hicli is one of the many
valuable ingre-lietits of Foley’s Kidney
the air.
Remedy
HexauiethylewH«*tramiiie is
recognised by medical test books and
Teacher ; ••«hit are the ihrct
authorin'*« as a uric acid solvent and
tire jaice* !"
ajid antiseptic for the urine. Taka
Capii : “Inattaal Jaica, procreati e Foley’s Kidney Remedy aa -non as you
notice any it teg ulsrit ies and avoid a ser­
juice «nd Mrcaitic juice.",
ous malady. -J S Lamar, Tillatuook;
I Hawk A Miller, Ray UHy,
Be sort and come to the baaket ball
game on Monday «veiling, Feb 29th.
Fi-b-y'« Otitip Laxative cure* uunatipa.
I m » tween Ray City and the T M.S.
hull ami litwr l.nut-la «ml make, the
healthy
amt regular Oriuo n auprrior
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Tbh articles may sound the air of
n,g grip,
Th* ChtvBe
Crackar Club Rmket tu pill» ami tabh-t. *» n
seiflshnees. but are nt we all selflah ! m’l
or
naureate.
Why
t«k-
anything
ela«
’
Hall team wm dtfaaivd by the Ray City
our western civtIUatton baaed on seltidi-
.1 8 l.amnr. Iillaimaik Hawk &
tea^i last Saturday evening by a scutv of hr. Bay Lily.
ntss ?
Complete set of Abstract Book«
Can you affoid to be without
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very much changed. His parents had
moved to town. I he old farm winch he
used to hale was divided into town lots.
It looked very different and he decided
lie would rather stay al home after this.
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BAY CITY, OREGON.
R. BEALS,
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Tillamook, Oregon
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