Tillamook headlight., June 17, 1909, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 17, 1909
the old flintlocks .
Editorial Snap Shots
Don’t be a knocker !
and the county !
Boost the city
M * *
The four jokers at Hemlock on Sunday
seemed to cause considerable surprise to
a bevy of settlers.
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The treats are on »he deputy game
and fiih warden for swearingout com
plaints before the new fish law went into
effect.
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“Someone ought to get a club and club
the whole outfit,’’ was the remark made
by an indignant person a few days ago
about those who are trving to rob peo­
ple of tbeir property in this city.
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When a person swears ton complaint
that be is the owner of another person's
The only Baking Powder
property and is not, it looks to us, Mr.
Made
from
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
District Attorney, that that is fake
• •. earing and perjury of the rankest kind.
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If any of the rqad sujiervisors still con­
tinue the old theory of building hump
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
back roads and allow the wind to catch manufacturing center. This, and not
Ramsey House.
up and carrv off the road bed on thesid« s personalities, should be the contrnling
of the humpback gravel, as a matter of spirit which should permeate every pre­
Friday.—Ed. Davis. Astori.;; Sam S.
economy it would be a good thing if the cinct brought into the new territory.
Goldsmith. St. Paul; Cspt. Childs, A.
county court would supercede any road
Emery. Portland ; E. G Richards, M. V.
supervisors with hump back road build­ North Yamhill Tillamook Stage Morris, Portland; G. D. Ebner, Frank
ing ideas.
The North Yamhill and Tillamook Kirsch, Mt. Angel; Joe Walker, Silver
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stage leaves Tillamook City daily at 4 ton; R. D. Peregoy, T. L Minck, C.
We predict that the parties who have
p.m., and arrives at Trask at 7.20 p.m., Heber, Portland.
been attempting to bamboozle people out
Saturday.—L. A Courte Manch, Me-
and arrives at North Yamhill at 3 p.m.
of their property will land where they the next day. making connections with Minri’ ille; J, S. Boyston. A. L Jonas;
belong one of these days—in the peniten­
the North bound stage for Portland, Joe Walker, Silverton; II. Smith. San
tiary. That is if some wronged and en­
Francisco.
which arrives in that citv at 6.15 p.m.
raged person does not beat the life out
Sunday.—H. A. Whiteford, L P. Wise
The West bound stage leaves North
of them before that time. And then they
Yamhill at 10 a.m. and arrives at Tilla­ wife and son, J W. Sweenev, W. E.
would only be getting what they long mook City at 8 a m. the ¡next morn, Hathaway, Mr». L. L. Woods. M. V.
deserved, for it is time that the dirty* ing. Parties leaving Portland in the Morris, Portland; T. B. Eldridge, Cape
rotten outfit was dealt with in a sum-
morning can make connection at North Town;C. T. Myers and wife, Portland.
mary manner.
Mouday.—A. L. Barner, Centralia; E.
Yamhill.
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L. Hansen. Seaside; P. llankin, Portland ;
The cut rates on the Sheridan stage is
Notice
Dell Souers, Astoria; C. R. Lenord, Set.-
liable to cause a cut rate on other stage
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the . »ide.
lines, which means that none of them are
I Tuesday.—J. M. Rader, Mill City; C.
liable to makr any money this summer. Hon. County Court of Tillamook County
Oregon, will receive sealed hula for the C. Warwick, Aberdeen; K T. Moore,
It will, probably, cause more travel, but construction of a Draw Bridge, to be
it takes so much to pack passengers in built on Tillamook River, located at Portland; R Mink, Seattle.
Wednesday.—G. E Lain, N. Mexico;
and out of this county, and if anyone is what is known as the Tomlinson Ferry.
bridge to be constructed accord H. M. Fleming, F. J. Fleming. W. M.
wanting to know how easy it is to go ing Said
to plans and specifications now on Fleming, Salem; L. A. Courteninan.
broke, carrying passengers at starvation tile at the Office of the County Clerk.
rates will soon demonstrate this. Those
A certified check equal to 5 per cent of McMinnville.
Allen House.
who carry passengers every day in the the amount of the bid must accompany
bid as a guarantee that the bidder
Friday—M. W. Harick, Tacoma; D.
year and in all kinds of weather are the each
will execute a bond for the completion F. Tamesie, lohn Dennis, Chas E. Lytle,
parties who are most injured by those of the contract if awarded the same.
who cut rates and put oti stages for the
All bids must be filed in the office of Hillsboro ; J. N King, Mather. Wis.
Saturday —Boyd Mendenhall, Sheridan;
summer months, and for that reason it the County Clerk of Tillamook County,
or before 9 o’clock a.m.. Wednesday, Joe Ruumon, Dallas ; H. A. Bell, Port
seems to us that those who charge the on
the 8th day of July, 1909, the Coiiniy
same rates in winter and summer are Court reserving the right to reject any land ; Lew O. Gales and wife, S. Jones
G. D. Ebner. Mt. Angel ; I. Durban, F,
and all bids.
deserving of the patronage.
By order of the County Court.
Kiash. Salem ; Joe Walker, John Perr-
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J. C. H o L dk N,
Supervisor Farmer is doing some good
gorg, Silverton.
County Clerk.
work on the road in the neighborhood of
Sunday—P. L. Wise, wife and son, C.
Hemlock, but whether the road, with so
V. Henry. Portland ; S. B. Class. Elgin,
Notice.
little rock foundation will stand up under
ill.
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the
heavy travel, remains to be seen. One
Monday—B F. Hoffman, M. Hoffman,
of filiainook will receive bids for
thing is certainly noticeable, that is the City
100,000 feet, more or less, of side-walk E. Thompson, Carlton,
improvement in the grades. Before the and afreet crossing lumber, said lumlrer
Tuesday—E. B. Shannon, J. F. Samp
rock crusher and road roller is removed to to be of size and dimensions as specified son, H. J. Gregory, Portland; W. L.
another part of the county the road be­ by the Street Commissioner of said city, Abbot. Seattle.
is to be delivered at any mill or
tween this city and Beaver should be and
Wednesday—A. L. Johnson, W. Schultz.
lumber yard in said city.
put in good condition, for there is now’
All bids must be tiled with the City F. Rompadge, H. L. Chapin, Portland •
more travel over that road than any Recorder of said city, on or before July Henry L King, Spokane ; H. Simpson,
road in the county. The big rocks in the 5th. 1909.
McMinnville; W. S. Nonlin, Spokane;
The city hereby reserves the right to
road in the vicincity of South Prairie and reject any and all bids.
George F. Hargis, jr., J.Moore, Portland;
the abominable summer roads on the
George Cohn, San Francisco.
T, B. H andley ,
City Recorder of Tillamook City,
sides of the hump back gravel roads,
Oregon.
will have to be taken off and remodeled
BAY CITY.
before they can be made good roads, and
Another Gentleman from Portland
M. Moran has opened a plumbing and
longer the change is delay, more exp*n-
Invest in Tillamook Co.
tinning shop at Bay City. Country
give will it be to fix them, for in some
Mr«. Srethna S. i’helps after bring work a specialty. Will carry a full line
place the travel and the wind carry the
dust off, have cut down the summer «ick most all winter, i« able to get out of pipe and supplies. All orders prompt
road several leet, leaving a hump of gra­ and take up iiusiness again, She brought ly attended to and work guaranteed. •
a gentleman from Portland and «bowed
vel in the middle of the road.
Hides Wanted.
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him one of her ranches a few miles from
Still the Herald is knocking the Argo, Cloverdale. He liked the country nod
I will pay more for hides than any.
and ns a cure for knocking one of the ehecloeed the tlenl on the 12th consider, Ixsly in the county. Store room between
Johnson
& Tuknuge and T H Govne’s
best things that ever happened to the atiou being $(1,500.110. If every one
N. E. M ei . ciiior .
city and countv the people should retali worked a. hard for the good of Tills- law office.
ate by patronizing only business men ttiook as Mr«. Phelps tilings would
Bids Wanted.
who ship by the Argo. This steamer has move along Itelter.
saved the business men and the people of
Bids wanted for building the German
this county thousands of dollars already
For Sale.
Reformed Church. Plans and specifica­
and the exorbitant freight rates under
80 Acres river hot om land, 5 aert-s tion, can lx seen at Rev. R Ebinger's
the monopoly system is not causing any slashed and piled, this land is low and residence in this citv. Sealed bids must
trouble these days and we do not want overflow«, but not swamp, easy to clear, be »ent in bv the 20th June, 1909.
to refer to them if we can avoi I it, but if mostly ahfers. Fine creek running
The committee reserve the right tr. re.
place. One mile from Siletz
we are to be forced into a boat fight to through
Bay, al the head of tide; two stores and ject any or all bids.
protect the business and county’s inter­ po»>L office at Bay road ami boat landing
J ohn S child ,
ests. then thesnsp shot man is ready for to place. This will mike ideal dairy
Chairman of Building Committee.
the titfht right now, This silly little, farm, this is «me of the I h » h C pieces of
hi Siletz county. Pr«ce $3.000.--For
little silly tvethodt of knocking the co­ land
more information see owner. J esse
To i «void serious results take Foley's
,
operative associations and the Argo F x R rin , Taft. Lincoln Co.. Oregon.
Kidney Remedy at the first sign of
ahould be answered by the dairymen
kidney or bladder disorder such as
It's Luck to Smoke Puck.
backache, urinary irregularities, ex
throwing their patronage to the business
haustion, and you will s«i»n lie well
men who ship by the Argo, for it is the
The Better than 6c. Cigar.
Commence tsking Foley’s Kidney Rem.
producers and Hie consumers who are
edy today—J. 8 Lamar, Tillamook;
reaping the benefit of having competí
The Cigar in the Creen Box.
Hawk & Miller. Bay City.
tlon in the transportation business.
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins
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We giye in another page tfye petition
that will lie presented nt the July term ot
the countv court fot a special election to
create a new Port of Tillamook under
the new law. The territory to l»e ein
braced is Tdlamook, Hoquarton, South
Prairie amt Fairview precincts. This is
a matter of vital importance to the cen­
ter part of the county, for the improve
meut of the harbor and the straighten­
ing of Hoquarten slough will have a
great deal tn do in making this a manu
tactunng city. It is to be hoped that no
serious opposition will arise, and even if
it does the large preponderance of voters
who are in favor of these improvements,
on a straight vote, will cairv with a
large ni.M-aitv The Headlight has so
often pointed out the benefits tl.at »11
be derived by having a deep, straight
channel from this city to the bay. so it is
not necesaary for us to r-peat what we
have already published, other than to
tat that we hope the voters will take a
broad, husmeas view of the situation,
for all property and business interests
will be benefited by the city becoming *
1
Major Weitzel,
Registered No. 33271,
The Iowa Bred Prize Winning Standard
Bred Trotting Stallion,
TOWER’S FISH BRAND
•B
"Udden “lne88 and 811
Cutting
1
** And what d0 r°"
With cap and bell» j***11]
think the mesaage said? Thia:
■it
to
you-don’t eat up Into the king's presenc*
“Have you beard my
8tr»wberry jam while I’m
■Meaty?" be cried.
gone. —Cleveland leader
"I have,"’was the W-' J
ax descended on the
1
n KK.
11 H,PP»na.
Jester.—Life.
I
mill b« in Tillamook City about duly 10th,
1909, and mill remain as Long
as Business Justifies.
Cotne early anti look over the horse, his breeding
and the honors he has won and book your inares.
The Major is now finishing a very prosperous season
over the same field for the fourth year.
For further particulars consult the posted bills or
write to
DR. E. F. ROGERS, V.S.D.,
Ouinor and manager, SHLiEM, Ore
THE CHAMELEON
Organ for Sale.
For sale, cheap. " new Mason and They 8sam to Hava Dons 8om. Rather This Curious Animal |(
Tolerable Shooting.
Crsatures Joined,
Hamlin Organ. 6 octave. Apply at‘be
-These
old shooting Irons." said a ; The chameleon Is not
Headlight office.
man from Virginia, who was exatuln- . to auy other animal, p
lug au old flintlock rifle, "always have genus by itself. The ne.
For Sale.
mv profound respect. Our ^“d»‘_ In one lateral half operot^
One Set Heavy Team Harness and 13 tbers and great grandfathers did their | eutly of those in tbe
inch Rushford Wagon.—-Apply tv G. 11. bunting with them and used them In
our two victorious wars with England seems outrageous, and It
W a BP.
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They were always good weapons and true. The chameleon im,
centers of perccptlon-of
Farm for Sale.
are now. If they are equipped wgh a of motion. There exigf,
For sale, a well improved dairy farm good stock and a good lock. They center—that common one |(
I tn heart ol Nrstuccn Valley, containing could do flue service. Auy uran who abides the power of concern
122 acres and 30 cows. Terms reason­ was any sort of a marksman could do means of which the two sld
effective work with them hi their day.
able Enquire at the Headlight office.
This fact was well Illustrated in an creature mtty be forced to
Incident that happened several years harmony with each other
Gasoline Launch for Sale.
ago near Richmond. The story was center of concentration doe,’,
ways dominate the situation,
For sale, a gasoline launch, 2 h. p*. printed in some of the leading news­ withstanding
the strictly tf
papers
In
Virginia
and
was
the
cause
17 ft. 8 m. in length and 48 in. beam.
structure of the animal’s two
The launch complete $45.00. Apply at of much interest.
“There was an old farmer residing In the eyes move quite in
the Headlight office.
one of the peninsular counties who was and they convey distinct and
coming on the cars to Richmond and Impressions to their respecthe
Wood. Wood. Wood
had with him one of those old fash­ of perception. As of the eja
Call or telephone ROLLIE W ATSON ioned weapons. In the train he got the other members—each
for Spruce limb wood. Immediate Into conversation with a small party and is controlled by Its own w
result Is that when
delivery.
of gentlemen, who expressed much in­ of The
concentration becomes dalHi
terest in his old rifle, and the farmer
Notice
told of some rather extraordinary feats everything Is Jumbled. Lett, .ving
leon be much agitated and
Having bouuht an imerrst in the Kin- of marksmanship that he had per- ments grow erratic. Tbej
naman's wood saw 1 am prepared to formed with it.
•‘Finally he was persuaded to give
du work on short notice.
of two half creatures
G eo H iggenbothem .
an exhibition of his skill with the old rather,
Each half exhibits Its IntentluE^
relic, and a trial came off at Rocketts Ing its separate way. The twJBBi
In the presence of a few gentlemen.
For Sale, Young Coach Horses
The old flintlock was fired seven times pitiable confusion of nwvenat
For sale. 2 year old filey. broke, and a and only missed the mark once. At Is no concordance of action jK
vending, German Coach. Two fine ani­ first the old man fired It at some small ous example of the chamelwrinct
mals horn the same mare and will make
lessness when unduly eicItedJjji
a splendid matched team. Enquire at objects—to get his hand steady, so he In the fact that it canoot sn
said.
Then
the
old
fellow
handed
to
•.be Headlight office._______
his son, who had every faith in his fa­ shock of being plunged Intown,
Horse tor Sale.
ther’s skill, a large potato and sta­ sets the ¡eilse of Its faculty f..r g —
tioned him at fifty yards distance, tratlon. Forthwith each sldtt*^"
A good Young Horse, cheap. Apply holding the potato between his thumb out wildly for Itself, to Iti m ottOi
Ing. The chameleon Is the
at the Heaulight office.
and forefinger.
“The rifle cracked, and the potato was legged vertebrate that cannot ¡OBI
When the creature Is calm >
Of Interest to Farmers and split Into several pieces. Another shot
was made at the bowl of a pipe which pulse to motion Is referred to
Mechanics.
Farmer and mechanics frequently meet the boy was smoking, and the bowl mon center of concentration. tOMH
with slight accidents and injuries which was smashed. Several other shots entire organism acts In
cause them much annoyance and loss of were made at vnrlous objects, but in with the commands IssuedbjMM
time. A cut or bruise may be cured in
ulty. Thus, while totally dUrtmMfl
about t.tie-third the time usually re­ trying to hit a copper cent that was pressions from the two ejesiitjSg
quired by applying Chamberlain’s Lini. tossed in the air the marksman made a rnitted from their centers to !?»•
ment as soon as the injury is received miss. He was considerably mortified
This liniment is also valuable for sprains, at this and laid the blame on a by­ mon one, that concentrating[ tr R<
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic stander who sneezed loudly at the crit­ cides ns to which scene Is
pains. There is no danger of blood ical moment, but made another at­ Important and then direct, twMB
poisoning resulting from an injury when
otherwise engaged also to
Chamberlain's Liniment i“ applied tempt, which was successful.
“The old man then declined any fur­ The same principle applies Ini"-'™
before tile parte lieeome inflamed and
trol of all the metnbers-so
swollen. For sale by Lamar’s Drug ther trials of his skill and when offered
a sum of money to repeat his feat of animal remains unexcited, rf
Store.
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shooting a potato from bls son’s hand server may easily verify the nt/
Women Who Are Envied.
refused, saying he didn't care to exper­ of this dual nature in a superiet
Those attractive women who are
by some experiments with 1$
lovely in fsce, form and temper are the iment any further unless his weapon chameleon. A touch on owf
er.vv of many, who might be like them. was freshly cleaned. The boy was
A weak, sickly woman will be nervous willing, but the old man was obdurate. the animal will wake that i
and irritable. Constipation or Kidney The young man showed not the least while the otliw side sleeps
poisons show tn pimples, blotches, skin anxiety during the dnngerous experi­
eruptions and a wretched complexion. ment upon himself.”—Washington Post.
FLINT AND TINO
For all such Electric Bitters work won­
ders They regulate Stomach, Liver and
A Necessity.
Making Fira In the Day,
Kidneys, purify |the blood; give strong
“Twenty dollars for retrlmmlng your
nerves, bright eyes, pure breath, smooth,
Had Matches.
velvety skin, lovely complexion. Many hat!’’ exclaimed Mr. Madison. “But
A friend of mine of Just nj
charming women owe their health and we agreed to spend nothing except for
to laugh about his own
beauty to them. 5l)c. al Chas. I. Clough’s things that were positively needed.”
tell the story of his moth«
“Well, John, this Is. You see, my
him In bed nnd bidding bint p
best
friend
has
Just
had
hers
retrim
­
If You Are Worth $5,0000
med, and I have promised to go with boots when be dressed andiW
Don’t Read This.
coat and wade through the Avetl
This will not interest you if you are her to the concert on Friday.”
worth fifty thousand dollars, but if you
“Oh. all right. But I can’t give you the next n>■ iI,I■ i < t- g"t a jjent
are a man of moderate means and can­ more than fifteen this morning, be- coals with which to make thflgl
not afford to employ a physician when cause I broke my meerschaum and suppose Joe’s mother bad brok
you have an attack of diarrhoea, you
flint. We kept our flint and«
will be pleased to know that one or two must have it mended."
“Can't you smoke your old brier­ called “the steel” in a ro^fen*.
«loses of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
such as would bold a quart
and Diarrho a Remedy will cure it. This wood?"
remedy has been in use for many yeais
"Certainly, dear. And you can wear berries now. and It
and is thoroughly reliable. Price 25 your old hat.”
telplcee In the kitelii'n. It' _
cents. For sale by Lamar's Drug Store.
"John, let’s begin to economize next full of tinder. Half the bopu^
month after we get things all straight­ of today do not know wbillm^H
Many of our citizens are drifting to­ ened out.”
or was.
....
wards Bright’s disease by neglecting
Now, whoever was intbei%^M
“All right.”—New York Herald.
symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble
the morning nnd found 111,1
which Foleys Kidney Remedy will
ll-'t c.. il ,.f I le- V.... I nrr
To Multiply by Division.
quickly cure—J. S. Lamar, Tillamook;
Hawk & Miller. Bay City.
Everybody knows that learning ths took down the tinder box ttk'c’
tens in the multiplication table is as the steel ttlth the flint smart11'<4 am
easy as "pie" and that the fives are ten until a redbot spark
For Sale Cheap.
not much harder; but, slight as is the tinder; then very carefull! »«f t
Spruce lumber suitable around dairy mental effort required In multiplying with her breath on any
f.rms, 8«e G. B Lamb orG. W. Kiger. any number by five, ft may be lessened tinder which bad lighted uotiW
still more by discarding the multiplier quite a little cove of IlgiwYfM
entirely and substituting a divisor in­ Then she tock what we csl-r- aQ(]
stead. This may sound paradoxical, stone match and put that ’HB'
but by experimenting you will find fully In the little hot h*jH
WATERPROOF \
that dividing by two will bring the things worked well.
same result as multiplying by five, lighted and the wood «
OILED CLOTHING
provided you add a cipher to the quo­ lighted, and she lighted WOT
looks belter-wears longer
tient If the dividend be an even num­ which made a part of the lit
Oh. dear! There were tW<
ber or five If It be odd. For instance.
If you multiply _2,734 by five the prod- tinder boxes In little Bost**^^"
uct is 13.670. What is still easier, <11- was born, and a few yearaw^^
costs no more than
to buy one as a curiosity,
vide 2,734 by two. which is done
the Just as good kmdsV'
not find oue in any of th*
most instantaneously; then tack
your 0 and you have 13,670.
In those days old women
5UIT5'3Q9 SUCKERYM
at the door and ask jo« 10
SOLO EVERYWHERE
\
bundles of matches. Tbej
Separate and Together.
txonng the
, >
Sign ot the Fish ■
First Seaman—I say, BUI, wot’« thia these themselves of pl“e
guoronleed
‘ -
card?
Inches long, which they
wo Kr proof
.CATALO« Fine
Second Seaman-That’s the saloon hot brimstone at both en"*\7
a j towcq ' co BOSTON USA
were the only matches
passengers’ menu, of course,
ever heard of.—Womaan
“But wot does it mean?"
Oh, it's a list of all the things they panion._________ ___
have for dinner—soup and fish and veg­
Always Dreaded tlM
etables and meat. That's the differ­
Most dismal of all m*
ence between the saloon and the fore­
castle; they get them all separately was Grimaldi, the c»
and call it a menu. In the forecastle father fathered him- B JBJj
we get them altogether and call It curious dread of a
assails so many. The e
Irish stew.”—London Answers.
hated the 14th of the momaj™
it was passed he regard»
True Tale.
“My daughter gave us an awful safe until the nextH'
*Saf® ‘h*«,?ther day’” 8ald * c»Her last christened and marrhd
k J»1 v vhe Went away for a vlslt >n of the month, and, bel»« “JI
■ ew York. And she sent a telegram with all three events.
^.ai0'her fln,t st°p My wife death on March 14, I'“
was afraid to open It. We had visions —London Tatler.
Í
When 8 fl,re,8" nount
t0 *“ An»«ri^n UH. is
ter of nmm”* ’ Rob*rt~T’»« «» « mat-
^»^ÄTorh^
” h“
Rsslis"1- J
The Author—Well. 3®* I
my play? The Crltlc'w,1L
nice! The Author-D»", ®
th^ï.7 ? Î tWOp Ot thlQker«- »nd the church scene real"1*
—Intensely so.
*
them
** us actually went to
—Cleveland Lead*