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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 1, 1909. Draft Horses. Editorial Snap Shots. Who said that certain parties shipped in whiskey in oilcans ? * » * We are told that one of the bootleg gers who whs recently arrested solicited money last summer. Wonder whether it was for protection ? * * * When you see a bevy of men tagging the well known bootleggers to certain houses in town, it is circumstantial evi dence that the law is being violated. * * * For the information of those who are in the habit of taking «.trip for the benefit of their health previous to the drawing of a grand jury. We want to say that th? circuit court convenes on tbe 19th A.jril. # » » An i still the lawless, undesirable class continue to give the city officials trouble, an I they will continue to do so as long as chicken hearted methods are used in dealing with lawbreakers. * * * It has been raining again. Well, cheer up, it always rains in the spring of the year in Tillumook county to help the grass grow. But, cheer up, v<»u can bi nk on dry weather after the 4th July, not before. St « to Ling worthy.who was run ill for being boozed, told Marshal Kimball that lie obtained the drink from the pool rooms. That should not surprise anybody. But w iat nliout it ? Nothing, Only no one can believe the bootleggers, even if they du till the tiuth. bluster. The fact that an illegal turn seller cannot t* convicted in Tillamook is as a putrid sore on the local legal character, and a shame not only to the bur, but to all law abiding citizens. * * * The Portland and Tillamook Transpor tation Co., in repudiating the contract entered into with the shippers of this county, has not acted in good faith It was a fair and square agreement that was entered into with one of the owners of t he \rgo. w ho came in here to represent the company, and should have been lived up to. No one ex|*cted that the Argo people wculd meet the cut rates of the Sue II Elmore, but most all who were I interested in the transportation matter at the lime, when several members con netted with the Argo made their boast that it they could get the business the) could carrv freight between h<re and Portland for $4. and possibly for $3, a ton, we like people to make good when they talk and boast what they can do. The failure of the Argo |»e«>pk Io abide by their agreement is disappointing to those who were instrumental in getting so large patronage t«»r the new boat. As the Argo people are ei.tirt-lv to blame it seems to us that thee sh< uld reconsider the matter nut no oi c can expect to carry freight at a loss * * « WINTER WOOD. ————— powder Thousands of millions of cans of Royal Baking Powder have been used in making bread, biscuit and cake in this country, and every housekeeper using it has rested in perfect confi dence that her food would be light, sweet, and perfectly wholesome. Royal is a safe guard against the cheap alum powders which are the greatest menacers to health of the present day. BOYAL IS THE ONLY BAKING P0WDEB MADE FBOM BOYAL GBAPE CREAM OF TABTAK SJSSSSESSEZSS The draft horse is getting bigger nnd bigger. In the late 80 » il one weighed over 1,<WO pounds andcamefrom France, it was an event and the horse papers talked about him. with pictures. Today the drnft importer will touch nothing under 1,800 and 3 yeur-olil colls ofteo run up to a ton. The favorite draft breed in America — six to one— is the Percheron of France, it comes from Le Perche, southwest of Paris, and nowhere else. The horse breeders in that district have banded themselves into a guild or union, and decreed that no horse from outside the borders of their district can ever be re- corded as a Percheron in the studbook of the breed. A colt foaled just across the line out of a mare and by a sire cor- rrctly registered cannot himself Ire regis tered. The foundation blood of the Percheron is, or is said to be, Aiab. The French man will tell vou that a Percheron is an Arab made heavy by climate. But whether Arab extraction or not. it is sure that the breed Ims been made heavy by the climate or human selection dur ing the past hall century. The French never dream of breeding to stallions of mixed or unknown blood. But the American farmer who bred his mare to a Perch-ron for a heavy colt usually changes his mind a couple ol years later, puts what he got from the first cross to a coach horse for style, this product to a trotter for speed, and thegrand result to a jack or a mule. As a horse breeder he looks onlv at the out side of the sire (and apparently not so careful at that), and cares little what kind ol blood is running inside. The Nehalem Horss Co's. stallion Flaneur No. 56331, was bred by M. E. Chopette, of Department, ol LaSarth, France. W ill make the senson of 1909 at Tillamook and Nehalem. For terms see keeper of horse, H arrison B ooth . It Makes the Bast and Mort I : I Kind of Timber. y It bas long been known that «wj was the be»t time of tile year for 1 ting down tree» for their timber, J until the American bureau of foremJ published the results of sotne expyd ments no one was sure why. Th, I reau of forestry selected four ^1 trees of the same age aud of nj-l vigor, growing In the same soil, m felled them, the first at the eno December, the second at the end g January, the third at the end of ruary and the fourth at the end y March. They were hewn Into log,/ the same size and dried at tba M1|i place. Then the logs were tested. : The December log resisted a drag, strain twice as strong as that wit/ the March log resisted. It furntokg* piles which were still perfect and „ decayed sixteen years later, while th 1 piles made from the March log htl rotted within three or four years. Wocd that Is felled In December b les3 porous than that cut at otbet times. It has been proved that felled in the spring allowed water ti* percolate through it In from two/ three hours, while similar wood cut 1» December was seemingly Impermesblti There is a very simple method of u throe hours, w hile similar wood cut to winter or In spring. The former cot- tains floury particles, which turn bit» when tlucture of Iodine Is poured npoi them, The latter preserves Its natural tint or merely becomes a little dark« at the contact of iodine.—New York World. Quite a number of men have made their boasts that they would not obey the local option, yet once in a w hile thee Wood Wood. Wood. An Inquiry squal that they have bad enough when law asserts itself. A case of that charac I Call or tel» phone ROLLIE WATSON ter is repot ted in the Oregon Free Press, TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. Who is this new light of our legal fra for Spi uce limb wood. Immediate which is worth repeating, for some of the Tillamook blind pigs will be squeftl- ternity that has come here to defy and delivery. _______ ________ » » * COPIED NAPOLEON. defeat the people in their effort to rid Here'» a happy thought, Bro. R<»se ing likewise one of these days : Mare for Sale Old Ike Wright, of Klamath Falls, the'nKtlves ol the liquor curse ? Whj braugh might hold a revival meeting for South American Dictators Who Imi- A Bav Mare, 8 veais old. weight be who had a saloon in that city before do s I e go about t’e str.et boast i«g'of the conversion and penitence of boot local tween nine and ten hundred Apply Io tated the French Despot option Went into effect, boasted ieggers, bootleg attorney». Ananias wit that "No man. no set of men, nor law. his legal lore ? Is be wanting to build up 0. West, Tillamook. Ore. Tlte dictatorship of Castro In Vene a reputation ? Will $ ’ »00 of our boot Maaes, prejudiced jurymen and those nor God /Mmight.y himself could stop zuela has been compared with that of awfully wicked editors. Say 1 Would him from selling whiskey in Klamath leggers money, for which he d< clarcs he Hides Wanted. President Fraucla, who terrorized Par Falls. ’ ’ can send our Local Option Law to the n’t it draw a crowd, though, to see them nguay for over thirty years Franck Well, he has changed his mind. He bow wows,’get this man propeily start any. I will pay more for hides than on the mouruei's bench. was a worshiper of Napoleon, whom was informed on as a violator of the in the county. Store room between * B to he eudeavored to Imitate iu every pos local option law and indicted by the ed in business ? We understand that body Johnson & Talmage and T. H Goy ne ’ b As we have frequently stated, not until grand jury. Later he pleaded guilty. | already one of his cases was so weak, slble way. He possesses only one por law office. N. E. M elchior . severnl of the lnwless bootleggers have The judge fined him $500 and costs— that he was reduced to attacking an trait of bis Idol, a German caricature, i $400 more. Then his lawyer’s fees was editor and a minister for exercising A London veterinary surgeon says few which depleted the emperor wearing served time in the county jail will that about Hay for Sale. $400 additional That makes the ! people are conscious of the risks they an exaggerated version of the famous kind of la wlessness be put a stop to. It is half pint of whiskey run up to $1 400. an American right to express their vows For sil.-. Go d Clean Meadow Hay. run by permitting dogs to lick their gray overcoat. Francla took thia pic the same thing with all other kinds id Bv the gallon such wniskev would cost i of public matters, hoping thereby to in lawlessness, let juries fail to convict and $22 .400 Thnl’» enough to make a man IituvKW fluence n a vci certain jury to txw free tiitvuici another with licit her weeds nor dust. L. G. Free hands and faces. They are liable toget ture seriously and for many years pa tain jxaij man. inftcled with a dangerous kind of worm, raded the streets of Asuncion clad In then sec how thecriniiual class will grow change hi» mind. bootlegger. The jury was not influenced A good detective, a good prosecuting a gray dressing gown and a cocked an I thrive. You see it right here in Till attorney and a good judge and there either. which, injman, forms cysts in tire brain, Call for Warrants. hat, which be fondly believed to to a nook City. liver and other pails of the body and the habitual garb of the French dee- would be no difficulty in enlorcing the At three general elections, covering a to * to local option law and driving out all petiod of about four yearn, the penpie All General Fund Warrants, endorsed is known as the “hydatid." The worm pot. If some arrangements could be made 'blind pig»?' have made plain their mind in regard to prior to July 1, 1907, will be paid on itself exists in tire dog. The danger is Castro's most distinguished predecs» Let the good work go on. whereby the steam whistles of the elec this matter. And this vonng legal presentation. Interest ceases this 31st so well known to hygienists Hint a by. sor was also a Napoleon devotee, but to to » tric light plant and the saw mills could law exists which renders the keeping of Bolivar had seen his idol and could Attorney Holme» and any other attor "wistful” may yet discover that he is day of March, 1909. be connected with anelectric appliance P. W. T odd a dog in a slaughter house, illegal. Only thus Imitate him more faithfully. He ney for that matter, who goes outrode rd fooling with a live wire. There is doubt so as to whistle when a fire alarm is County Treasurer. less room here for a pood lawyer ofcer a little while ago a case of this disease managed to acquire the einperor'e turned in it would be a good way of get. hi» case to drag the Headlight man ini" brusque speech aud other mauuerton^ tain legal and personal qualifications for occurred in London in a dog breeder. it u»e» mighty poor judgment. And it ting the boys out in good time, especially pulled people's ears when In a good To My Friends. his profession. And such a man would •hows the levity by attorney» permitted in the night, tor the present fire bell does humor and dictated dispatches to sev in the justice of peace court in this city, be well received by the public. But we I take this method of publicly thank, not fill.the bill for a fire alarm. eral secretaries at once. He founded The Story ofa Medicine. and, no doubt. Mr.Holmes was perfectly mistake the people greatly if the}’ want ing my neighbors oh the Big Nestucca * to to Its name—" Golden Medical Discovery* an order closely modeled on the Le Enforce the laws and those who vio aware that he was on untenable ground any more to help the criminal class to River for their kindness to me and their was suggested by one of its most Import gion of Honor; surrounded himself elude and destroy laws framed for defy, late them have to foot the costs. Fail when he told the jurymen that a certain help at the time of my late accident. I ant and valuable ingredients — Golden with a guard of negroes from Haiti, after the style of Napoleon's mams- ure to enforce the law and juries to con editor was trying to influence the jury the proper protection of our homes and also wish to thank my friend? of Tilla Seal root. Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Pierce dis lukes, aud endeavored to codify the vict, the taxpnvers foot the bill. This We deny such an absurd stateineut. The business. That class of lawyers are mook Citv for their kindness and assist covered that he could, by tho use of pure, laws of bls country. When be retun has been so frequently demonstrated in Headlight has discussed bootlegging and crowding each other now. ance in the same manner, triple-refined glycerine, aided by a cer ed to America after witnessing Napo W. W. R osebra U g If. Tillamook county that those who com the travesty of justice in connection witli D. R EDDA WAY. tain degree of constantly maintained heat and with the aid of apparatus and leon’s coronation Bolivar entered Ca plain about heavy taxation should be the cases from a purely public stand hio , C ity of T oledo , j » q appliances designed for that purpose, ex racas standing in a Roman chariot Painter and Decorator. getting wise. Perhaps they are, for the point. being perfectly satisfied that a de S tate of L O ucas C ounty . » a , a - tract from our most valuable native me drawn by twelve maidens belonging to F auk J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior recent bootleg cases surely ought to open plorable condition of affairs existed in I do all kinds ol Painting, Decorating. dicinal roots their curative properties the first families of the town.-- Londos Cartner of the tirin of F. J. Cheuey & Co., doing the taxpayers' eyes as to who pays the this city when attorneys spirit away nsiness in tho City of Toledo, Couu'y and much better than by tho use of alcohol, Chronicle. aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the Tinting, Graining and Interior Finishing so generally employed. So the now world- and run out ol town state witnesses and State fiddler ill the travesty of justice cases. sum of ONR HUNDRED DOLLARS for each a specialty. Carriage Painting. Furni famed "Golden Medical Discovery," for to to to jurymen acquit men whom they knew and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured A Narrow Escape. Cure. lure Refinished as good as new. My the cure of weak stomach, indigestion, or All kinds of real property in Tillamook were guilty. The Headlight was »imply by the use of Hall's ( atarrh When Mr. Hartman returned an bow FRANK J. CHENEY dvspepsla. torpid liver, or biliousness and county is getting away out of reach, doing its duty to the public when it Sworn to before and Miibwct ibed in my pres work is upto date and guaranteed first Kindred derangements I1UO was VVO.O first UJOU ’3, as made, as later than usual, Mrs. Hartman asked ence, this 6th day of December, A.D. 1H80. Joss. II. S ouks , inquire at King and It ever slnke has m, without a particle him the reason, and bls good naturtd with too much s|emulative valuation in exposed it, for if that condition of affairs t . A. W. GLEASON, of alcohol ih Its ma Smith Co. Notary Public. fist of Its Ingredl- face was solemn as he answered bet jected into it. This is unfortunate for continued to exist much longer justice (*2^2 ) A glance ents, prln the county for the high price that land would have been turned into a burlesque Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal!?, and bottle-wrapper, "I haf had one narrow escape fro» acts directly on the blood and mucous sui faces Clover and Kale Seed For Sale. will show that It is from the most drowning, Kate hen,” be said. is held at scares away many home seek by the attorneys. We have purposely of the system. Send for testimonials free. valuable medicinal found growing “How was that happen?" asked M« F. J. CHENEY ik CO . Toledo. 0. ers who would otherwise locate in the avoided personalities ns much as possi In our American fores I have re cleaned red clover seed and All these In- wife as she helped blm unwind the I Sold by all Druggists. 75c. redients have received th( IS county. We cannot suggest any remedy ble and have shown no bitter felling to Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. 1000 head kale seed for sale, which I S Orfe me nJ' From _t hjTjfia d 1 — n g m isdujf u knitted scarf from bls neck. "Tell to for it^othe, than to wait paitentlv until anyone, and for that reason we are very -------------------- n Ttalniq me It at once, Hans.” Ptftei ?‘-i&~and-writex*..na We often wonder how any pp«A>on can * ill put aboard -car for 10c. a lb. for yaBc-i t why nmm commend th«.m .y tho yp,y such time as the property values will sorry that Mr. Holmes so far forgot the l»e peiBuaded into taking anything but the clover and 50c. a ll> | for kale. pest remp.n''~" *-■- ‘ — the diseases for abich' “It was at tbe ferry that 1 cams for --- im. find it proper level. If oilier places are rules of the court and himself ami drag 1 Foley 's Honey and Tar for coughs. < old«- Samples sent by mail on request. This ^VTaL-PkCQxerv ___ ” ls.atlylse<r late,” said Mr. Hartman, “front the any criterion logo by, those who want g<-d the editor into the case It matters I and lung trouble. Do not l»e fooled »s all iresh seed. Abttlebookot these endorsement^ ('»8 blocked cars, and the boat she wee J. B F ryer , into accepting "own make ’ ’ oroth<r been compiled by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of to sell should do so before the railroad very little, the Headlight man can take Carlton. Ore. Buffalo, N. Y„ and will be mailed fret to just starting. A man he called 1» NiilkHtit ihch . The genuine contain* no is completed. care of himself when it comes to discuss harmful drugs and is in a yellow pnclc- any one asking same by postal card, or out, ‘Joomp, joomp!' and for one mo to to to letter addressed to the IJoctor as above, ment I thought to make as he said. ing law and order vs lawlessness. Mge. J. 8. Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk & Timber for Sale- rrom these endorsements, copied from But I reminded myself to be cautlow The recent state legislature authorised Miller, Bay City. standard medical books of all the differ I have for side over three million ft ent schools of practice, it will be found and wait, and in one mlDUte mot* State Dairy and Food Commissioner A Twenty Year Sentence Daring the spring everyone would be of nice yellow fur timber. Va mill from that the ingredient composing the "Gold Katclien, came a great patch of water Bailey to appoint three dairy inspector». " I have just completed a twenty Cloverdale, on the big Nestucca river. en Medical Discovery ” are advised not Well anil good if these inspectors will do rear health senter.ee, imp.ised by Buck hem-fitted by taking Foley's Kidney Rem I want to sell the timber and have it only for the cure of the above mentioned showing! Then I took holt of the post edy It furnishes a needed tonic to the kid good work, but we have an iden that lens Arnica Salve, which cured me of nets after the extra strain of «inter, logged oil I will not tell the land. Any diseases, but also for tho cure of all ca whereby I stood and said to myself, bleeding pile- just twenty years ago," tarrhal. bronchial and throat affections, ‘Ilans, you were the wise man that huv write Mrs. accompalned they will lain- junketing trips over the writes If. N Wuolever, of LeKiysville. and it purifies the blood by stimulating one wanting to with catarrhal discharges ycu Joomped not at first when that stale nnd accomplish little t>v w ay ol iin N. Y. Bucltleti's Arnica Salve heals the the kidneys, and causing them to elemi Srethua 8. Plielps, Portland, Oregon hoarseness, sore throat, lingering or man advised.”—Youth'» Companion. Foley's Box 78. bang-on-coughs, and ail those wasting proving the dairy industry, for the ren- worst sores. boils, burns wounds and nate the impurities from it affections wnich, if not promptly ana I in the shortest lime. 25c. at Chas. Kidney Remedy ¡inputs new life and •on that they will lie birds of flight, with ems If yon have backache and urinary properly treated are liable to terminate Vigor. Pleasant to take. .1 8. Lamar Cracked Furniture. I. Clough's drug store. little or no time to inspect dairy laims troubles you should take Foley’s Kidney In consumption. Take Dr. Pierce’s Dis Tillamook; Hawk & Miller, Bay City. Ugly marks caused by spllti « covery in time and persevere in its use Remedy to stienthen and build up the until you give It a faTr trial and it Is not cracked places In furniture are easily and only a »hurt visit to creameries and Plenty of Trouble kidneys so (hey will act properly, an a likely to disappoint. Too much must not filled in with beeswax, and the mart c'lecse factories. We will gamble dollars is esu-eri by stagnslion of the liver and serious kidney trouble may develop. J bowels, to get r»J of it and headache be expected of it. It will not perform to doughnut that the inspector aid and S. Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk & Miller, R 1° j I* w 11 not cure consumption is never detected. In fact, this is how hiliotMness and the poison that ft chlMr^K! sure. JVa Miarva cheese grader employed by the Till» tiring» jsiindioe. tnke Dr King* New- Bay City. In Iw advanced stages. No medicine wilL furniture dealers cover such blemish« It will cure the afl.-ctions that lead up to First slightly soften the beeswax until uiook Creamei v Association will accom Life Pill» the reliable purifiers that do ooosumpUon, V loAx-n in Ilina. v it is like putty, then prejs firmly i®<® plish more for the dairy interest than the work without grinding or griping 8-5c at (. I i . is I Clough'» drug »t->re. the cracks and smooth evenly w*rt the state ii spritor». It is simply a busi a thin knife. 8andpaper over tba ness proposition with the co-operative For Constipation. surrounding wood and work the dust asaociatioiii ol this county in employing Mr L. Farnham, a prominent ding, Into the beeswax. This gives a wood Chant. an inspector, hat wiih the state iuapec- gist of Spirit Lake, Iowa. says: finish or color, and when the furnitW» tors It is difleient, lor lhev are more lia Iwrlain's Stomach and Liver I'ablet» are Is varnished you will look in vain ft* certainly the beat thing on the market ble to liecimii* politK al inspectors instead for eonnipalloil.'’ Give these tablets a the blemishes. It is better than patty, of dniry inspectors. We hope not. how trial. You are certain to Hud them since putty soon dries, crumbles asd During tho past 85 years no rem agrueal.lvand plrasaul tn effect. Price. ever. falls out, while beeswax will remit® Strength in any bank is determined edy has proven more prompt or 85 cents Xan.pies free. For sale by « » • forever Just where it Is placed. more effectual In Its curee of Turner s I.eafirt had this to sav of the laiuars Diug Store. by strong resources, ample cash reserve, t-»ve»ty of tusnee in Justice Sapping- I Coughs, Colds and Croup Thsy Ns.dsd Pray.rs. Card of Thaaks sufficient capital, a growing surf Ins and t >t'» court : A member of parliament tells a 6°°^ than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In an honorable record of service to th; "That mtoxicHting hqiturt are illegal I ’ "c *,,h ,o ,h'‘"k 'he kind friends and many homes It is relied upon as im story of an out of the way counW It ro>ld throughout the county no one ' the doctor for w lint thev did for our son people. plicitly aa tbe family physician. It con clergyman who did not keep up to donht». That those engaged in this | 1 nftrr meeting with the sad accident uml tains no opium or other narcotic, and date in wbat was going on In fi* outlawry arc well known |<> almost maybe riven aa confidently to a babv world. One Sunday he asked his sex It is vitally essential that the men every ime is undeniable Then, h-iw is ■■ , to those why showed their sympathy a» to an adult. Fries 85c; large »Ise 5Oo ton: “Is the prayer for parliament to these criminals cannot he convicted * and kiudurss on ».count of our lierrnvu. who manage the bank of your choice Wherein is thetailu-r ? Is it incNnpuaititHi ment. Ma AMD Mu» I'arxa N oomoo be used today? Is parliament still dh l>e men of character and possessed of or incompetence of theeonalvl uromvu ting?" toe. neiiurv on tile witness st »nil, n r„r The sexton's reply came protnptV» We with h» thank oar friends who good judgment. Did Vou Ever Try rapt indicator, or is it a collnsinn of all hrlpvd its dining i|,P skki.iw and "Well, sir, 1 don't know; but. attylM»» these agencies ? That something is rivalh of our rivsr brother. wrong ><■ newhera M irrvfutnble That HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND better pray for them, for they'«» • We invite your consideration of the MtTiHtAs Voat.. precious bad lot!*’—London Stands«* these failure» in convict in these illegal J ou» V ojl . management of this bank. LIVERY BARN, liqnor oases is a reproach to the judicial and legal fraternity ol this counts is TrvtMuL Foley's Honey and Tar la a safeguard If not, give him a call. Under State Supervision patent to all To s-ek just ice in any serious results fiom spring cjlda. Ho—Give me a kiss. She (decldeaW contention bv appeal to the judgment ol against TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK Everything first-class. Second —I won't He—You shouldn't ssy “• such incompetence or willful disregard of which intUms the lungs and devilou Avoid Counterfeits won't" to me; you should say. “I P**" iuitu-ial honors is to appeal to I he Devil into pneumonia. hv instating upon having the genuine fer not” 8he-But that wouldn't ba li intarli Burh-aque in uaahra *o-calle. I TILLAMOOK, ORE. block South of P.O. holey's Honey and Par. w hich contains court» ofjtMticv along mere, nary Kites is true. no harmful dr ■<« J. 8. lutmar. Tills toueoosmoo to be hi Iden by bluff and mook, H.««k & Miller Bay Cltr W. G. HARRIS, Prop. fOLEnnONÏWAR Management by Men Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
