Tillamook headlight., May 27, 1909, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 27, 1909
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con­
viction thereof shall be punished by 'a
Itlsl. ADVKRTltEMENTS :
fine of not less than $25 nor more than
10
First lutetion, per line.................. |
5 $150, or by imprisonment in the county
Each »ubtequent intertion. line....
jail of the’eounty wherein such unlawful
Butineat aud profeteioual cards,
1 month .................................. t
act was committed for not less than ten
5
Houietlaad Notice» ................... . .
davs nor more than ninety days or by
Timber Claims .............................. 10
both such fines and imprisonment.
Local» per line ench intertion . ..
Display adrertieeiuent, an inch.
1 month ....................................
A FUNNY LAW.
All Reeolations of Condolence
Lodge Notice». 5c. per line.
Closed Season for Clams on
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc.,
Ocean Beach but Not in
minimum rate, 25c. not exceedn g tire
the Bays.
lines.
Advertising Rates
RATES OF
SUBSCRIPTION.
.STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.)
One year............................................ 1.50
1
75
Six months........................................
50
Three months........ ...........................
^ilhmook fteubiigbt
Fred C. Baker« Publisher.
THE NEW FISH LAW
Females Not Allowed to Fish
for Trout, nor can they
Obtain a License.
S ection 63.
Unlawful to Hunt or Angle with­
out license. It is hereby prohibited and
hereafter it shall be unlawful for any
person within the State of Oregon to
hunt for, pursue or take, or catch trout,
salmon trout, salmon or bass, by hook
or line, commooly Culled angeling ; take,
catch or to kill any of the game animals,
fowls or birds protected by the laws of
the State of Oregon, during the open
season when it is lawful to kill or take
the same, without such person having
in his personal possession and carrying
with him at the time of said hunting,
purluing, taking, catching or killing or
angeling, a license therefore duly issued
to him by the county clerk of one of the
counties of the state, provided, however
that no license shall be required of a
manor members of his own family for
permission to hunt or angle upon his
own ’and , and the county clerk of every
county of the State of Oregon is hereby
authorized to issue such license under
the provisions of this act. Such license
shall be numbered and dated, and sliall
contain a brief description of (he person
to whom the same is issued, together
with the name and place of residence of
each such person. Any license issued to
any person according to the provisions
of this act shall be at all times subject
to the inspection of any officer of the
State of Oregon charged with the en
forcement of the garue laws or any
sheriff or deputy sheriffs or constable
within the State, or the owner or his
agent or representative of the real
property upon which the holder of auch
license may be hunting or angling.
Manner of procuring license. All
licenses provided for in this act shall be
issued .as follows : Upon application
therefore by any person, either resident
or nonresident of this state, who shall
tile an affidavit with the countv clerk
setting forth his age, residence, occupa­
tion, etc., an annual license shall be is
sued to such person by the county clerk
to whom such application shall be made
and shall be as follows :
1st. For the purpose of hunting for,
taking, catching or killing any of the
wild fowl, game birds or animal pro­
tected by the State of Oregon, and which
said license shall entitle the party to
whom such license is issued to hunt for,
pursue, to catch or kill any ol 'the said
game animals or birds within the State
of Oregon during the open season when
it is lawful to kill the same, i nd every
person who is a citizen of the Slate of
Oregon, upon the issuing of said ¿license
shall pay to the county clerk the sum of
It. anil every nonresident of the State
ot Oregon »I ih II pay for such license the
sum of $1U.
2nd. For the purpose of tak ng or
catching trout, salmon trout or bass l>y
hook or line, commonly cnlled angling,
within the state ot Oregon, during the
open seiinon when it is lawful to take or
catch the same, and if said person is a
male person of the age ol fifteen years
or more and a resideut of the state, he
shall pay said county clerk the sum of
fl. and if a non resident, the sum ot $5.
No license shall be granted lor a
period longer than one year, and all
licenses shall expire on the ¡thirty-first
day ol December next niter their issuance
•nd the same shall not ¡be transferable.
AH moneys,»., collected by the county
clerk shall at least once in every three
months be forwarded to and deposited
with the State Treasurer nail be placed
to the credit of a fund which is hereby
created to lie known as the game pro­
tection fund, and which fund shall be
used exclusively lor the protection and
propagation of game and fish within the
State of Oregon under the direction ol
the State Game and Forestry Warden,
or such other officer or officers as may
be vested with authority to enforce the
laws of this state lor the ¡protection 01
game or game fish; and the moneys so
turned into said game protective tun«
shall be used for no other purpose thar
for the protection and propagation <■
game and game fish within the State
All 6ne. collected under the provisions
of thia act shall be paid to the State
Treasuttr. an I shall by him be placed ti
the; credit ol raid game protective
fund.
Any person violating any ol the pro­
visions of this Mccion shall be dee died
I TT T. BOTTB, 'S
a 4 • A ttorney . ài .^
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Fish Hatchery Dedicated.
The salmon hatchery on the Trask
river, about nine miles southeast of Tilla­
mook City, and belonging to the State
of Oregon,was dedicated on Sunday last.
The weather was beautifully fine and a
number of business men and their wives
and those living in that neighborhood
spmt a most pleasant dav at this must
picturesque location. The hatcherv is
situated on the north bank of the river,
and is a large, commodious building
with a capacity of turning out over
six million young salmon annually. It
is witbin this bnilding where the process
An Act to provide for the protection of hatching and caring for the young fry
of crab», razor clams and crawfish.
is carried on for several months, niter
Section 1. It shall he unlawful for which the yonng salmon are turned into
any person or persons, firm or corpora a retaining pond near the hatcherv and
tion, or any person whatsoever, to take, kept there until they are large enough to
or fish from any of the waters of the take care of themselves, when they are
State of Oregon, nr have in their poss­ turned into the river. A little above the
ession after the same has been taken, for hatchery is the rack across the river and
the purpose of canning or shipping out the trap to catch the salmon, and it is
of the county in which they are taken here where the eggs are taken and forter-
any crabs during the months of July, lized.
August and September of any year.
Mr. A. Chester Keel is the new superin­
Section 2. It shall be unlawful for tendent of the Tillamook hatcherv, and
any person or persons, firm or corpora he took a great deal of pleasure in show­
tion, to take or have in their po>se>sion, ing the visitors on Sunday every detail
for the purpose of selling or canning, about the hatchery,who became greatly
where it is lawful to sell and can same, interested, as they watched thousands ol
any male or female crab measuring less young royal Chinooks and silversides in
than six inches across the back.
the troughs and retaining pond. Ano.
Section 3. It shall be unlawful for any ther feature of the day's pleasure was the
person or persons firm or corporation, excellent dinuer furnish by Mrs W.
or any person whatsoever to take or Hones and other, and to which Mr.Keel
dig clams from the sands on the ocean invited a number of the business men and
beach of the Pacific Ocean in the State of others to partake of, undthis hospitality
Oregon, or to have in their possession was greatly appreciated, the dinner re
after the same have been taken for the fleeting great credit upon the ladies.
purpose of canning or shipping out of
In the afternoon the visitors gathered
the countv in which they are taken, be opposite the hatchery, when Mr. Keel
tween the first day of June anil the 31st called the meeting to order, and in doing
day of August, of any year.
so expressed his pleasure in meeting with
Section 5. It shall be unlawful for anv so many of the people ol Tillamook. He
person or persons, except residents of had expected Master Fish Warden H.C
Clatsop County, to take, fish for, or McAllister to be with them that day,and
have in their possession any crawfish, Hithough he regretted his absence, he
taken from the waters of the State of read the lollowing letter to explain his
Oregon, during the months of Novem­ absence :
ber, December, January or Februaiy of
Portland, Ore.. May 20, 1909.
Mr. A. Chester Keel, Tillamook, Ore.
any year.
.Mv D kar S ir ,—I have vour favor of
Section 6 Any person violating any
May 16ch, and note therefrom that you i
of the provisions of this act shall be have
arranged to dedicate the Trask
(kerned guilty of a misdemeanor and River Hatcherv on Sunday, May 23rd.
upon conviction shall be punished by a I regret exceedingly my inability to be
fine of not leso than $50 nor more than present on the above mentioned dale.
$100 and the costs of the action, Said The exhibit that I am preparing for the
Seattle Fair prevents my leaving Port­
fine to be paid to the Master Fish land at this time. However, I feel satis
Warden and by him deposited with the fied that you can look after the interests
State Treasurer to the credit of the of this department with credit—not only
hatchery fund for the district in vx Inch to the department hut also to yourself.
Would be pleased to have you convey
the fine was imposed.
to the assembled guests, on that date,
my best respects, and thank them in my
name for the manv acts of kindness the
Conscience vs. Bible.
citizens of Tillamook and vicinity have
extended in making it possible for me to
TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. construct the present hatchery mid carry
Men who subscribe to the bible claim on the work so successfully. I want the
that the bible is inspired. I haven’t anv citizens of Tillamook County to feel that
complaint against the bible. It suits me 1 appreciate their manv courtesies, and
stand ready at all times to meet them
just ns it is.
half way in any proposition that may
I claim that the conscience is the in arise in the future. I also want to thank
the fishermen for their henrtv co-opera
spiration ofG >d the Spirit.
The relation of man to God the Father tion last season in the enforcement of
the fishing laws on Tillamook bay.
■ind Christ the sou is portrayed in the Want tnem to (realize that I am their
bible before men were held accountable friend and will <lo all in my power,whilst
to conscience or enjoyed the light and at the head of this department, to fur.
ther their interests.
liberty of conscience.
Again regretting not being able to he
The bible is the light of darkeness, present in person during the dedication
like the lighted candle, ic shines if you ceremony, and with best wishes to vour.
take it in a dark cave, but as soon as self aud the ars.'mbled gnests, I am.
Very sincerely yours,
you bring it into the sunlight it ceases
H. C. M c A llister ,
to shine, so the rays of the bible shone
Master Fish Warden.
before men were imbued with the light
Mr. Keel, in a brief speech, showed the
of conscience.
importance of hatcheries to maintain the
The fool, the insane ar.d the criminal salmon supply, the salmon industry
are devoid of conscience, also of the being the second largest industry in the
principles of the bible.
State of Oregon, and as the new hatch­
The bible requires an army of men to ery was a State institution, he wanted
preach it, while the conscience is abso the people of Tillamook to become inter­
lutely without ex pence.
ested in it, and be extended an invitation
All men may not agree in conscience. to them to visit the hatchery whenever
What appears right to one may appear they felt disposed to do so and he would
wrong to another, but, it is not the case give them a most hearty welcome.
with the bible. Sects who hold that the
Brief speeches were made by the busi­
bible is the inspired word of God are ness men and Miss Maggie Hiines raised
antagonistic to each other.
the flag, which brought forth a round of
It all depends on which you subscribe applause. With three cheers for the new
to, whether the bible or conscience, one I hatchery and a "tiger'' for Mr. Keel and
is bound to be held «uperior to the the singing of "America*'by the ladies,
other.
the proceedings came to a close. Alto,
To me the conscience is supreme gether, it was a most enjoyable day, and
authority after deliberation. What the as the hatchery is a splendid place for
bible says is weighed bv conscience, and picnic parties, no doubt a large number
goes for what it is worth.
of persons will visit it this summer.
The preacher sa.'s what the bible says
but if we appeal to conscience; we con
Notice.
sider the occation and the people to
Nutice is hereby given that the Couuty
whom it w as addressed.
Court, of Tillamook, Oregon, will receive
J. C. Go vi.
sealed bid« for the opening and grading
of what it known at the Better Road,
Chamberlain's Liniment.
on Wilton River, according to pinna
This i. a new preparation and a good and specifications on file with the County
one. Il is especially valuable as a cure
for chronic and muscular rheumatism, Surveyor. Said bide to be on file with
and for the relief from p»in which it the County Clerk by June 2, 1909, at
afford» in acute inflammatory rheuma­ 10 a.m. County reserving the right to
tism
Those who have used It have reject anv and all bidt.
Invariably spoken of it in the highest
By order of the Court.
terms of praise.
Lame back, lame
shoulder and stiff neck are due to rheu­
1. C. H olden , Clerk.
matism of the muscles, usually brought
Whooping
Cough.
on by exposure to cold or damp, and are
quickly cured by applying thia liniment
Thia is a more dang, rout disease than
freely and massaging th« effected parte. is generally presumed. It will be a sur­
Soreneae of the muscles, whether in­ prise to many to learn that more deaths
duced by violent exercise or injury, is result from it than from scarlet fever
nllayed
allayed by this liniment.—For sale by Pneumonia often results from it. Cham­
Uaar’l drug store.
berlain'» Cough Remedy has been used
in many epidemics of «hooping cough,
and always with I he beat results. Deli
Lived 152 Years.
hert McKelg, of Harlan, Iowa, save of
Wm. Parr—England's oldest man — Il ‘My boy took whooping cough when
married the third time at 120. worked
______ nine months old. He had it in the win­
in the field» till 132 and lived 20 years ter. I got a bottle of Chamberlain's
longer. People should he youthful at Cough Remedy which proved good. I
SO James Wright, of Spurlock. Ky., cannot recommend it too highly.*’—For
»hows how to remain young •* I feel sale by Lamar's drug store
just like a IS year old boy,” he writes,
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"after taking
six bottles of Electric
,f J00
«•»«•r complexion take
Bitters V'r'fi.irit
T
Hr,/
h
Folay's
Orino
Laxative
for constipât io i
made life
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¿r.ü LfLi.«roaMs as It will stimulât.
thia wonderful medicine convinced me I these organs and thorough'y cleanse you
had found the greatest curs on earth." system, which la what everyone need •
They're a go<l»end to weak, sickly run in the spring in order to feel well.—J. 8
down or old people. Try them. Wc. at I Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk & Miller, Bay
0.1 Clough » drug store.
| City,
Two doz. blue ribbon Apricots, 2 tfs
Two doz. blue ribbon Peaches, 3^». • ■
Two doz. blue ribbon Pears, 2#» .
Two doz. blue ribbon Tomatoes, 2^8 ...
Two doz. blue ribbon Corn, 2S
Two doz. blue ribbon Beans, 2S
Two doz. red tibbon Apricots, 2#s
T wo doz. red ribbon Sliced Pineapple, 2^s...
Two doz. red ribbon Tomatoes, 3s .
Two doz. red ribbon Beans, 2S ...
Two doz. red ribbon Corn, 2s........
50 16 oz. Cartoons Seeded Raisins.
Two doz. Pints Tomato Catsup ...
Fuur doz. Sliced Pineapple ..........
1 Complete set of Abstr^?
*3-20
3 5°
375
1.90
2. IO
2.65
5 OO
in office.
Taxes paid c
Residents.
Office opposite
U
Both phosta
XfyT H. C00P«H
4-5°
2 75
3-Ï5
3.00
3-25
2 50
6.25
A ttorn ey - at - l «
T illamook ,
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C/ARL HABERLAC b B
attorn ey - at - la »
RAY FEED CO
Office across the street and
the Post Office.
T
H. GOYNE,
A ttorney - at -L a »
Office : Opposite Court E
Fast Twin screw steam ship
T illamook , O regcj
“ARGO”
A. w. SEVERANCE
Sails Weekly from Tillamook to
Portland & Astoria.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
Sails from Tillamook to Portland every Friday.
-Sails from Portland to Tillamook
every Tuesday, Oak st. Dock.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGH
DISPATCH.
Bay
GIVEN
Owes
T. B0ALS.M.D,
Points
PHYSICIAN & SÜRG
QUICK
TILLAMU0KJ
Office* Olson Building.
Residence : Mrs. Weiss’ hnuse,
Mrs. WalkerV,
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For rates anil further information, apply to agents as follows :
D. L. StIRODE, Tillamook, Ore.
F. O. BOZARTH, Bay City, Ore.
CALLENDER NAVIGATION CO., Astoria, Ore.
OPEN RIVER TRANSPORTATION Cd, Oak at. Dock, Portland, Or
Telephone Main 2960.
Office at FRANKLIN & CO., 134 Front st., Portland, Ore.
R. I. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SURO
Office over J. A. Todd &
Tillamook, Ore.
C. HAWK,
The Oregon Cheese Co.,Incorported,
is prepared to buy all the first class
cheese that comes along. Spot cash
and highest price, i'actory men will
do well to see R. Robinson, the mana­
ger, before selling. He will be in
Tillamooka good part of the time dur­
ing the season
Only the best stock
wanted.
PHYSICIAN & SURI
BAY CITY, OREG05
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A get .
Tillamook, Oregon.
p^R. P. J. SHARP,
THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
RESIDENT
Office across the street fro«
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
126 Fifth Street, Portland.
SARCHET,
t- . The Fashionable T
The Best Hotel.
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Cleaning, Pressing and
ing a Specialty.
J. P. AbbEN, Proprietor.
Store in Heins Photi
Gallery.
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First dan Table.
DENTS
OBERT A. MILLEI
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
Land Titles, Land Office 1
ness aud Mining L4*'
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Them.
We Sell Them.
0RBCi
PORTLAND,
Room, 306 Commercial BaiMW
L and O ffice B usiness
▲ S pecialty .
Phose*-
¿"A OWING
& CO’
LAWYERS.
w. A. WILLIAMS & co.,
R oom 334 W orcester B i ilm **«
T hird and O ak S trbbt «.
Room Next to the U.S. Land O®«**
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank
PORTLAND, OREflO
K. CASE,
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Tillamook Iron Works J J
General . • Machinists & Blacksmiths
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File lachine
*nd H','r
Work a Specialty.
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