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TiLLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 20, 1909. I ▲dvertiting Ratea. 'i. L bbal A dvertisements ------------ : First Insetion, per fine................... | OF SUBSCRIPTION. .STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) One year........ 1.50 75 50 ■■months .... Three months ¡^illmnooh feaMigM ’ JfCongress steps lively there will le time enough before the Fourth ot July for ■ genernl congressional trip to see how the big job at Panama is moving along VOL. II. 10 5 Bach subsequent insertion, line.... Mtineas and professional cards, < 1 month ...................................... 1 00 Xomeatead Notices .................. .. & 00 Timber Claims.................................. 10 00 5 Locals per line euch insertion ... Dtoplnv advertisement, an inch, 50 j 1 month ...................................... All Resolutions of Condolence and Lodge Notices. 5c. per line. Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Motiees, Lost, Strayed or Stolen. etc., minimum rate, 25c. not exceedu g five linaa. RATES THE BUGLE CALL ■ ■ a ; Xliinoceroa ia larger game I lian gazelle, or even than lion, As he often did at Washington. Mr. Roosevelt is turning the joke against the pert para graphs». ■ ■ a In Oklahoma tour men have be<n lynched together. Strange things Imp pen in the new state, but ali are not necessarily the result of its improved constitution. KB» It is denied that anybody has coriiot- ed wheat. An opinion on this point can be formed more easily after the rem nants of the big ’speculator arc inspect- An advance of a cent in the cost of a loaf of bread is a large percent. Dealers should not forget to preserve a fair talio between the wheat binn and the morn ing roll. Mr. Bryan in the Couimonor is saying little about the tariff question. When ever there is piotection to be had for anybody Mr. Bryan always wants foiue of it fur himself. C.L.3. Editors: Violet Noyce, Vlula Mapes. E.L.8. Editor*: Lynn Elwrman. Ralph Hiiues. ■ A Two Successive Victories. The wearer» of the Maroon base ball suit» wear a broad smile this week, and have thev not a right to ? Two easily won victories on two successive days should bring a smile to any player's face. First, the Maroons won a victory over the second Bay Citv team last Saturday on the Bay City grounds. From the lie- ginning there was no doubt in the mind» ol the H.S. players as to the result. Bay City could not connect with the puzzling curves of Hare and Deeter successfully inorder to run in more than three scores. The »core was 7 to 3 in favor of the T. H.S. The Sunday game, played with Bav City's first team, was even more easy than the preceding one. The Bay Citv players could not even hit slow straight hills Time and again Captain Deeter struck out the hatters with three slow straight halls If the H H. needs hatting practise. Bay City nredsjust three times as much But still Bay City has a good excuse. They all work during the week and so only have Sundays to practise on. The result of this game was very high ly in favor of the H.S . being 18 to 4. The line up for the H.S. and Bay Citv teams on Sunday were as follows : llenrv Wist............. C.............. Jackson. Captain Deeter... ) n'l Captain Pettejs. T. Holman............ f P Ì L*-on Wilson. Captain Deeter... I ss] Captain Prttejs. T. Holman..........f Leon Wilton. A. Bramwell............ ,.f.h. ........ Mathewson. L. Bherman............. • t.b. ........... Templeton. ..... F. Ostrander. Ralph Himes......... F Eberman ........... . ..I.f ................. L Pike. Clent King...... ......... ..r.f. dream of her own regrets at her weddiug breakfast. Both are io school again, however. • * * Word comes Irom Miss Lister that she was married to June R. Edwards nt Corvallis on May 19. 1909. They will live in the Siletz country. All the II. S wishes them a long life of happiness. * » « The H. S. ball team's dance will be postponed till Saturday, May 29. on account of the Nehalem H 8. plav. The N. H. S has always treated the T. H. S very'nice on several occasions that wr visited them, so it is nothing mor« than fair that we should help them in every way we can. We hope that the whole II. S. will turn out to see "Brother Josiah" Saturday night. Thoae who have seen this play pronounce it a good one. Admission 35 and 25 cents. For Victory in 1910. TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. The temperance force» of Oregon ar- planing for a complete victory over the rum traffic in the state eh clion in 1910 It ia our confident hope to place Oregon in the white list with Kansas. Oklahoma N .rill Dakota, Arkansas, Tennessee. Alabama. Georgia, North Carolina. Maine and others that will get there before us. The campaign is already launched and every temperance mun but needs to take his place in the line for a gloriuu* vict ry. However, the ruin forces are not asleep. Neither do we dare under estimate their grim, though despairing efforts to make the struggle a hard and prolonged one. But on election day 1910 we expect to completely brake the legal forces of their strength in thia state, Funds are already being collected to defray the necessary expenses of the campaign. We believe every tem|>erance man a ■ ■ will lie glad to help wliat be can in this Eva: "What does M B. stand for ?'• part of the work. Anyone willing todu Gladys ; "My. Burr.’’ so may see the undersigned or A. Holey. ■ • ■ Especially do we call the attention of The eighth, grade examinations were tlmse who made pledgee to the Anti given last Thursday and Friday at the Saloon League last August to redeem public school by Mrs. Hans Hansen them and get a receipt for the amount Most of them think they »ill pass and W. W. R o S ibbaüoh . paid. everyone hopes that they will. ■ ■ C Tillamook. The race track grounds were reserspad Though the Away down—near the billowy main, It is the universal opinion in diplomat for the guine Sunday. Expectant—fair Tillamook stands, ic circles that Castro is trying to start ground was a little rough, a little hard By the side of her great fertile plain Something. If he wants to pleasea con work nnd a few games will devrlope it And eastward Ijoks—with out siderable number of people he will start into as good and better grounds than stretched hands, most towns of this size afford. For the railroad expected for year*— another base ball league. (She will have hy hook or by crook). a ■ • ■ ■ « Miss Mapes has taken quite a fancy to Blasted hopes have too often bi ought $ A college president in Wisconsin has tears given up a salary ot $4000 a year to take portrait drawing. She draws t lie faces To people of fair Tillamook. Charge of an irrigation-tract in Idaho. of her roOin mates so well that they are Though Mr Now the railrcmd is building their way The once neglected arid region now con very easily recognized. Before many moons we will ride. Reicht-n objects to her drawing his pic eiders itself the land of promise. Clear from Portland to Till tmo >k bay ; Hire, there lire plenty of others for her to Then Tillamook's tears will be dried. & III blocking the wheels of government practise with. All her surplus by water did go, CSX And was jammed into every nook; the popular branch of the Porto Rican Tommy Holman was heard to say Ship-« were aye too uncertain and slow, Legislature is not profiting by its Ameri For people of fair Tillamook. can coaching. American citizenship and just after throwing a player out on first by a trick play ; The fair city by leaps will expand, territorial government are not to be won “They don't like the beds in Bay City, The country will benefit much— in that direction. When the railway trains speed through so they come up here to sleep.’’ the land ■ « ■ S Senator Bristow, of Kansas, seems to And put the great marts in quick The H.S team will play Beaver on the have impressed the sovereignty of the touch, Beaver grounds next Saturday. We Ocean entrance and Dry Stocking Bar Slate of Kansas up on the Eastern wish them good luck on their journey W ill surely be easy to brook senators who have yet to learn chat When the thunder of first railway car and a nice time. the sun sets down ill the West beciuse Makes echoes 'round fair Tillamook. a ■ ■ lie is not willing to set down in the East By later arrangements the town team Then away to the west we will hie. I will not go in with the H.S. to make the To weird song of wild waves give ear; K Experience is a dear school, but all grovnds at the track, but will rent the Business cares will all get ilie go by tools will not learn even in that one When days here are sullrv or dreai ; grounds from the H S. team. In spite of many warnings, another We will get gilt edged butter and a a a cream American hei.ess has married another Mr. ReiHien wanted one of the 11 S. For other good things we will look European title, and it remains to lie base hall caps last Tuesday, but Ralph And will sit by the seasid • and dream Been whether her experience will make did not think it would fit him, as the When cars run to fair Tillamook. her wise or not. T. McK. N ki . son , Gaston, Ore. caps are too small even for some of the i * • W players. E Senator Depew's intimation that the Rev. I. W. Williamson’s Letter i industrial energies of this country msy A team, composed of most of the 11.8 Rev. I. W W illiauisoo, Huntington, I some time be concentrated In one playero will play the Beaver team at W. Va., writes: " This is to certify that ['* master mind,'* seems to be reducing Beaver on Satutdav. The Beaver team I ueed Foley's Kidney Remedy for tier, vous exhaustion and kidney trouble and [ individualism to that danger point will come here later. an free to say that it will do all that you which is often charged as the reductio claim for it.” Foley's Kidr.ey Remedy An "Owed.” lias restored health and strength to ad absurdum. To the Herald Editor, for his interest in thousands of weak, run down people. Contains no harmful drugs and is Five hundred piano« were found in the graduates. pleasant to take.—J. S. Lamar, Tilla the sultan's palace when the army of Howe'er it he, it seems to me, mook; Hawk & Miller, Bay City. ’Tis so ignoble to be rude ! the Young Turks invaded it. Music Unkind hearts oft are bayonets. had not the charm to soothe a sat age Chamberlain’s Liniment. And little souls hetray their blood. beast or the revolution tnigh: never This is a new preparation and a good have revolved. It may have been a The Oregon school law requires that one. It is especially valuable as a cure good thing for the fame of Paderewski pupils who are absent bring written ex for chronic and muscular rheunatism, and for the relief from pain which it that he had cancelled all of his Ameri cuses. and the only excuse the teacher is affords in acute inflammatory rheuma can dates before this happened. Those who have used it have allowed to accept is that of sickness of tism in variably spoken of it in the highest the pupil ur sickness in the family. The terms or praise. Lame hack, lame The new strike of the employes of teacher lias no option in the matter, and shoulder and stiff neck are due to rheu the government in France shows whst parents should cheerfully and courteous matism of the muscles, usually brought a serious thing lala.r disturbances on by exposure to cold or damp, and are ly assist in enforcing the law. would be under a socialist regime. ?uickly cured by applying thia liniment reely and massaging the effected parts. Under Mr. Bryan’s scheme of a na. We would like to tecall the attention Soreness of the muscles, whether in tionalixation of the railways we would of those who read theJBugle Call to the duced hy violent exercise or injury, is get this periodical dislocation of our last article in last weeks paper As was allayed hy this liniment.—For sale by Industrial system, though in a aome- before stated the Bugle Call is just as Lamar's drug store. what smaller way. much a Freshman paper as a Sopho ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ It was supposed hat only two sur vivorsoflhe battle of San facinto re maineJ. but a third has been found, and is still in fair condition at the age of 89 The three will be present at the San Antonio spring carnival in the anniver sary of the battle, April 21. and will ride in an old fashioned prairie achooner drawn by six yoke ot oxen These ve terans of 1836 will be honored specta tors at the annual battle of flowers. Do It Now. Now is the lime to get rid of your rheumatism. V m can do so by applying Cl an-wrUins Liniment. Nine can-« out of ten are simply muscular rlien- matiani due to ool-i ordamp. or chronic rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous application of th»» liniment. Try it. You tu- oertain to be delighted with (lie quick relief which it affords 8 ’Id by Lamar s drug store. more (at least it should be). If it isn't whose fault is it ? It is supposed to be a H. S paper, in which all the classes are represented with one or mire editors. Whose fault is it that thia is not now the case ? Have not the Sophomores ask ej for helo on the paper ? For a well known reason the work has fallen en tirely on the Sophomore class. ■ an The eighth grad«» are in a high state of expectancy, balancing between dread an<l hope, while writing for the grades. It is reported that .Mr. Rutherford will l>e with us for the commencement exci vises. We all hope so at least. • ■ M Some are wondering if Lillie Anderson hat recovered yet from her barrowing dream of being mit rieri to the wrong fellow. Or Bernice Johnson from her A Card. Tliis is to certify that all druggists are authorised to refund your money if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It st4>ps the cough, heals the lungs and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in a yellow package — J. 8 Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk & Mil ler. Bay City. | ' MAN KILLS WIFE IN LONELY CABIN. She Gives Him Milk - Instead - of Cream. .len’s Fabrics For Spring and Summer embrace all the varying tones of slate, green, gray, bronze, oliv^ brown, tan, stone and khaki shades in stripe, check and soft plaid designs. The H illsboro . Or.. May 16.—Because his girl wife gave him skim milk for breakfast instead of cream, John D. Rose lair picked up a clever and crushed in her head. The murder occurred Saturday morn ing in a lonely mountain home ten miles above Buxton, this ccuoty, and 29 miles from Hillsboro, near the scene where Walter Johnson killed Elmer Perdue early in July last year. Roselair remained with the dead body of his wife until 10 o’clock last night, when hr tiavded 29 miles through the rain and darkless to this city and rendered himself at an early hour morning to Sheriff Hancock. Roselair was at once locked up cell in the county jail, and no one since been permitted to talk to him. morning District Attorney Tongue Roseiair examined by a physician in order to contravene any future defence insanity. According to the story told by Rise- lair to Sheriff Ha neck, the man and wife had just seated themselves at the breakfast table. Roselair asked for more cream for his breakfast porridge, Design 564 and complained that his wife was giving him skimmed milk. A quarrel followed Litton Doubla-Bieaslsd Novelty Sack and Roselair took n huge knife, used for cutting salmon, anil cleaved in the wife’s skull, striking her several limes. His wife, Roselair told the Sheriff, resented the harsh words he applied to her nnd threw the contents of n pail of milk into his face, This further enraged the husband, and then followed the blows ¡which laiiTthe women low in death. Late this afternoon n Coroner’s inquest was held at the scene of the tragedy and a verdict returned ¡blaming Roselair for the murder of his wife. At this inquiry it developed that the woman was soon Centrally Located. First Class Room». to become a mother. Sheriff Hancock, Deputy District At torney Thomas II. Tongue, Coroner E. C Brown and Undertaker Donelson re turned at l0:3U o’clock tonight from the farmhouse where the murder was com The Only First Class Hotel in Tillamook, Ore A Modern Hotel. Traveling Men’s Home. Tourists’ Headquarters. mitted, bringing further details of the brutal crime J. F- RAMSEY, Pro. It was the mngt gastlv sight I ever saw,’’ remarked Sheriff Hancock, “From the condition of the room there must have lieen a fierce struggle between man wife before the woman was finally over come The woman’s head was almost severed from the body, and there were cuts in the side of the skull large enough to admit a man’s hand. •’Roselair had used a hatchet to muti late the body after dealing her a blow with the big knife or clever. The left arm was partly severed at the elbow, and there were cuts and bruises all oyer the body.** The cleaver and hatchet used by Rose* lair had been scrupulously cleaned by the murderer. These instruments have been secured by the prosecuting attorney . The verdict ol the Coroner's jury, re- turned alte. an examination of the dead body nnd the house in which the murder was committed, reads- CHEESE, Tillamook to Portland “We. the jury, find that the deceased, Mrs John D. Roselair, came to her death Tutina, 12à Cents per Case by reason of wounds inflicted by John I) Rose I ar, with murderous intent.’* Trips, 15 • » • I The verdict is signed by Peter Aergei- son, Henry Holier, Will Raymond, Joseph Kurk, all of Timber, and C. W. Red- F. P. BAUMGARTNER. Agent Couch Street Duck, Portland, Oregon. mond and W. O Donelson, of Hillssboro. B. C. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook, Oregon. Roselair married the women last Fall in Portland, and they lived there some weeks. Before the holidays they moved up to his ranch, about ten miles above Buxton and 29 miles above Hillsboro, northwesterly, He had a fairly good mountain ranch, and 25 or 30 acres slashed and in cultivation and pasture. He had 14 or 15cows, and although the place was m«?rtgaged lor |900 in order to pay his divorced wife's alimony, he was doing fairly well financially, Neatest & Most Exclusive of these styles are found tai the legant fabrics sent u« by Ed. V. Price & Co., and which we present for your early inspection. We’ll Take Your Measure for a suit made expressly for you by these famous tailors, and guarantee fit, correct style and permanent shape, for 1-3 to 1-2 less than any local tailor asks. Mason’s Department HOTEL RAMSEY Tillamook. Oregon. Pacific Navigation Co’s STEAMER SUE H. ELMORE The ONLY Freight and PASSENGER Boat making regular trips between TILLAMOOK AND PORTLAND FREIGHT, $3.00 PER TCN PURITY above everything distinguished WEINHARD’S BEER Notice. Notice is hereby given that the County Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,wiil cancel the following county warrant», to wit : No. of Date To whom war. issued. issued. Amt. Serie». 4408, Nov. 6 1901, Henry Lederer, 13,75, F. 4465, Nov. 6. 1901. I. P. Hiner »1.25, F. 4708, May 7. 1902. J. D. Lawrance. $2 50, P. 4711, May 7. 1902, Chai. Farmer, $3.75, F 5456, Sept. 5 1901. ClmsL.Thompson, $1.70, E. 5687, June 2. 1902. r. P. Hogan, $3.20, B. And thnt if »aid warrant* are not pre •ented for payment within sixty day» from »aid firat day of |uly, 1909. they will be cancelled and payment thereof will be refused. By Order of the County Court. J.C. H ouden , County Clerk, H'larseneaa. bronchitis and other throat troubles are quickly cur**d by Biliousness and Constipation.. e Foley’ ____ s Hohey ___ aod ______________ Tar aS it soothes and F r years I was troubled with bilious j the inflamed throat and brwichiai ness and constipation, which made life ' tubes and llie most obstinate couch <11». miserable for me My appetite failed ' appear« Ineiet upon haring the gen. me. I l>>st my usual force nnd vitality. I I nine Foley's Honey and Tar —J. 8. Pepsin preparations and cathartics only Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk & Miller, Bay made matters worse I do not know dty._________________ where 1 should have been today had I _________ If you desire a _____ clear ___________ complexion ____ take not tried Cl-amberlain's Stomach and I Foley'» flrino laxative for constipation j L«»er Tablets The tablets relieve the and -liver trouble as it will stimulate 'll feeling at once, strengthen the dige* I these organ» and thoroughly cleanseyoor ti'e functions, purify the stomach, llvey | system, which is what everyone need- and blood, helping the in the spring in order to feel well —J. 8 j wo»k naturally —Mas Lamar. Tillamook, Hawk & Miller, Bay ' Birmingham. Ala. The (jtty.__________________________________ i sale by !-amar a drug store. From the Common Used on the family table it turns a dry lunch into an enjoyable sustaining meal, makes home cheerful, keep the men at home and offers effective aid to real temperance. Orders should be Sent to the Columbia Bottling Co Astoria, Oregon Agents for the H.Weinhard Brewery, Manufacturers of the Tillamook Rock Bran(i Carbonated Bevcra?es- Agents for the Bar«ktt Spring Mineral water. MONEY LOANED REAL ESTATE. EASY PAYMENTS LONG TIME, REPRESENTATIVES RELIABLE WANTED. ON The Jackson Loan & Trust Co. Kort Worth. Tria* ; or Jarkaon. M ìmìnm I oo I.
