Tillamook headlight., June 24, 1909, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 24,19£9
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Homestead Notices............................ 5 00
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Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Notices, Lost, Si
Strayed
rayed or Stolen, etc ,
minimum rule, 25c. not exceedii.g five
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RATES OF
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.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
One year.........
Six months ....
Three months
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year will be about $95,000,<‘0*),
STANDS ON
GALLOWS
is larger than for many years, but ilia
AND POINTS LESSON.
smaller than two or three months ago,
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Í* People, Keep Down Liquor,”
5 anybtwJyr expected.
Advertising Bates
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The woman smuggler is the terror of
all ports, and the new revelations at
New York are new only in th»- sense
that they are old enough to be new
again. The woman smuggler is the
standing argument against the ciawn
that woman has so much higher con­
ception of duty than the man that her
exercise of ti e right of suffrage would
be a moral gain.
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Some of the greatest college«1 are
said to be falling below the standards
1.50 of the Carnegie foundations in their
75 examinations.
Mr. Carnegie is evi­
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dently not
playing up the athletic
feature as strongly as it iB placed up at
Harvard and Columbia.
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Says Adolf Nordstrom,
About to Hang.
S alem , Or , lune 18 —After exonerat
ing Sheriff H. Crenshaw, of Tillamook
County, the officer who made the arrest
and secured his convention, from all
blame and shaking hands with him and
bidding farwell to several other whorfi
he he had met and were present at the
execution, Aioli N. Nordstrom stepped
back upon the death trap in the execu­
tion chamber of the penitentiary at
11:27 and a half minuue later had paid
the extreme statutory penalty for the
murder of Foreman John Peterson of a
railroad construction crew in Tillamook
County last February. 3ixteen minutes
later life wai pronounced extinct.
“Well, people,’’ said the condemned
man. after he had walked boldly upon
the scaffold and turned to scan the
group of faces upturned to meet his
gaze, “do you know why I am standing |
here? Can any of you answer? I am
to be hanged fur the murder of a man
Keep away from the booze; keep away
from liquor. 1 am taking inv punish
ment and don’t deny the crime. I am
just as good as any of you. If any ol
you have hard feelings against me, for­
give me as I have you.
' Sheriff Crenshaw, you may think I
have something against you, but I
haven’t. I forgive you for all that you
have done. I know that you only did
your duty. ’’
“Thank you,” replied Sheriff Crenshaw.
“Keep liquor down, people, if you can,”
he continued. “Iam not the first man
to be hanged o’! account of it. I am
sorry for what I have done and wish
God will save my soul. God bless all of
you—goodbye.’’
Nordstrom then called Sheriff Cren
shaw upon the scaffold, shook hands
with him and repeated his forgiveness,
then shook hands with the minister of
the gospel, who had attended to his
spiritual wants prior to the execution
and stepped back upon the scaffold.
With one exception, it was the quick
e8t execution on record at the peni
tentiary.
Nordstrom was an athletic young
There are tricks and surprise« in
navigation as in everything else. Rail­
Do Your Beat to Prevent Fires. road trains have a habit of telescop,
ing, sometimes a steamship is blown
Would you set fire to any man's house
out of water, and it is no uncommon
in your town ?
sight to see a vagrant bidloon go bump
If you saw his house afire, would you
ing along the ground
pa<a by without doing anything ?
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Do you realize that timber is quite as
Cliarles Mornson, of London, who
valuable to the owner and much more ate the same sort of noonday lundi as
so to the community and to you ? He Russell Sage, an apple and a bun, has
call build a new house but not a new left, approximately, the same amount
forest. A« for jour own interest, think of money, f60,000,000. This may be a
over the following facts:
coincidence, or it may be a plot to bull
Oregon his ihree hundred an I fifty the apple market.
billion feet of standing timber, even now­
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Announcement is made of Col. Bryan’s
worth 1475,1X10,000 as a resource.
If manufactured and sold, even nt candidacy for the United States Senate.
present lumber prices, it will bring Provided, that nothing contained here­
iS.OOO.COOJiOO into the State for labor in shall be construed as furnishing any
pretex for or giving any encouragement
and supplies.
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to the presidential ambitions of a party
Oregon now sells $10,000.OHO worth of
of the name of Johnson.
lumber a year. Of this $14,000,000 is
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received by employ -es who put it in
The story is that Mrs. Alice Roose­
local circulation.
velt Longworth will go up in a balloon
In other words, you, whatever your with Forb«« if her husband doesen't ob­
busines«, share it.
ject. This is putting it up in a very
About a billion feet is destroyed by unfair way to a man whose confidence
fire in Oregon annually, which, is manu may only be exceeded by his dislike of
factured, would bring in $13 000,1 00.
the g •ote'que and bizarre.
On every thousand fe t burned, the
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stumpage owner may los - $2. but the
It is easier to distribute than accumu
community loses $8 in wages.
late. Russell Sage spent more than
Timber means pay checks, to support
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all industries, but burned timber pays no
and Mrs. Sage has disbursed ol $25.-
wages,
I 000,000 \ of
..ri
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it in less
than
three ----------
years,
Timber pays taxes in your county; if
Swede, and was born of good paientage
for benevolent purposes.
it bums up, your | roperty has to pay,
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in Sweden.
Fifteen years of bis life
the difference.
Canada is objecting to the use of was spent upon the high seas, where he
Help keep down forest fires and you'll
I United States gunboats by the naval ¡contracted the drink habit. He killed
make more money.
So will your
cadets of Illinois, along the lakes The Peterson, a man over 50 years old, in
chil ran.
Canucks are a warlike people, but thev his cabin, a short distance from Tilla­
Care with small fires is the best way had best beware of Illinois on a gunboat mook City, by betting his brains cut
w ith the bu t of a revolver, and then
with two swivel guns.
to prevent big ones.
dragged the body some distance into the
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Therefore, you are urged to observe
The principal duties of the vice-presi woods in the effort to cover up his
the following simple rules :
Don’t toss away burning matches or dent of the United States see ms to be to crime.
hold the Senate in check, to deliver ad-
tobacco I
Notice.
Don't make a camp fire tn leaves, dresses to college graduating classes and
rotten wood, or against logs, where it to be second man in golf contests with
N o T ick is H ereby G iven .—That the
City of Tillamook will receive bids for
■nay spread or you can’t be sure it is the president.
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100.000
feet, more or leas, of aide-walk
put out!
Col. Bryan is no more of a success as and street crossing lumber, said lumber
Always clear all infl innuable mat
an editor than he was as a lawyer or a to be of size and dimensions as specified
ter away from around your flrel
by the Street Commissioner of said city,
politician. In a short space of time he
and is to be delivered at any mill or
Never leave a fire until it is out I
assumes to have gathered all the virtue lumber yard in said city.
Don’t burn your slushing in the dose
All bids must be filed with the City
there is in the journalistic world.
season without a permit from a Fire
Recorder of said city, on or before July
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Warden I
Sth, 190».
It is said that the members of Con­
The city hereby reserves the right to
Don't operate an engine without
gress can not get tli.ough with the reject any and all bids.
spark arrester in the close season I
T, B. H andley ,
woolen schedule before July or August,
I’ut out any fire you find if you
City Recorder of Tillamook City,
can. If you can't, notify a Fire Warden although most of their constituents us
Oregon.
ually discard it in May or June.
or other public officer, or the land own­
er. Remember that any little fire may
become a big one if left alone.
All these rules “but the first and
last are law. and violation is punish­
able.
Next to water, earth is the best thing
to put out fire with. The best tools for
fire-fighting are the shovel, ax and
mattock.
A Godless Fourth.
[TO THE EDITOK TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT |
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blue ribbon Apricots, a^s
Two doz.
3 5°
blue ribbon Peaches, 2^s
Two doz
3 75
blue ribbon Pears, 2#s ..
Two doz.
J.90
blue ribbon Tomatoes, 2^s
Two doz.
2. IO
Two doz. blue ribbon Corn, 2S .........
2.65
Two doz. blue
----- ribbon Beans, 2S ....
Two doz. red ribbou Apricots, 2^s......... •........... 5-00
Two doz. red ribbon Sliced Pineapple, 2#s... - 4-5°
2 75
Two doz. red ribbon Tomatoes, 3.«
3’5
Two doz. red ribbon Beans, 2S ..
3.00
Two doz. red ribbon Corn, 2s....
3-25
50 16 oz. Cartoons Seeded Raisins
2.50
Two doz. Pints Tomato Catsup ..
6.25
Four doz. Sliced Pineapple
in office.
Taxes
R«identi
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Office opposite
Hoth pho».
w. H. Coop^
A ttorney
TILLAMOOK,
attorney ^.
Çcatachçy
Office across the street
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the Post OSa
H. goyne ,
A ttorney - at J
Office : Opposite Coxj
Fast Twin screw steam ship
T illamook , O m
“ARGO”
Sails Weekly from Tillamook to
Portland & Astoria.
-Sails from Portland to Tillamook
every Tuesday, Oak st. Dock.
Points
Bay
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT GIVEN
DISPATCH.
A ttokney - at -U'
T illamook .. ciA
Sails from Tillamook to Portland every Friday.
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TILLAMOoJ
Office" Olson Buildinc I
For rates and further information, apply to agents as follows :
Residence : Mrs. Wein’ taft|
Mrs. Walkern a
1). L. SIIRODE, Tillamook, Ore.
F. O. BOZARTH, Bay City, Ore.
CALLENDER NAVIGATION CO., Astoria, Ore.
OPEN RIVER TRANSPORTATION CO., Oak st. Dock, Portland, Or.
Telephone Main 2960.
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PHYSICIAN & SO
Office at FRANKLIN & CO., 134 Front st., Portland, Ore.
Office over J. A. Takt
Tillamook, On ¿
PURITY
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PHYSICIAN & SCIH
above everything distinguished
WEINHARD’S BEER
BAY CITY, ORE;
From the Common
Used on the family table it turns a dry lunch
into an enjoyable sustainiug meal, makes home
cheerful, keep the men at home and offers
effective aid to real temperance.
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATI
F inanci *'. i
Orders should be Sent to the
Tillamook, Oreji
Columbia Bottling Co.,
Astoria, Oregon
Notice.
RESIDENT DE'."
Agents for the H. Weinhard Brewery, Manufacturers of the
Tillamook Rock Brand Carbonated Beverages.
Office across the stufi;
Court Honst
Agents for the Bartlett Spring Mineral water.
Dr. Wise’s
SARCHET,
. The Fashiù
The Best Hotel
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Cleaning, Pressing a«
ing a Specif
J. P. AULiEfl, Proprietor.
Store in Heins Pb
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Gallery-
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table.
OBERT A.
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
A ttorney - at -
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
Yon Use Them.
We Sell Them.
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
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Complete set of a
ray feed co
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the
Hon. County Court of Tillamook County.
Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the
construction of a Draw Bridge, to be
built on Tillamook River, located at
w hat is known as the Tomlinson Ferry-
Said bridge to be constructed accord
ing to plana and specifications now on
tile at the Office of the County Clerk.
A certified check equal to 5 per cent of
the amount of the bid must accompany
each bid as a guarantee that the bidder
will execute a bond for the completion
ol the conlrnct if awarded the same.
All bills umst be filed in the office of
the County Clerk of Tillamook County,
on or before 9 o’clock a m., Wednesday,
the 8lh day of July, l»l>9, the County
Court reserving the right to reject any
and all bids.
By order of the County Court.
J. C. H o L oen ,
County Clerk.
It is strange that what had ought to
inspire a man with entheusiaain to com-
memorate so great an event is turned to
debauch and degradation.
The glorious Fourth, which made it
possible for us to be amongst the leading
nations of the earth. Yet so many men
A feud in the Democratic party han have lost their manhood and waste
broken out in a new spot. .Speaking their lime and wealth in rietous living.
of a recent division] in the Senate, Mr. Instead of a glad memory of the Fomth,
Bryan, in his paper, the Commoner, it would lie a relief it it could be blotted
indicts certain members of his party. out of the mind forever.
•• The Democrats." he says, “ who voted
I would ever make a distinction be­
against free lumber have voted to re­
tween an American and a Puritan.
pudiate the national platform of the
j There is nothing in this world that is
Democratic party,” and have done sev­ too good for an American to enjoy in
eral other bad things, which he cites,
abundance. While the Puritan lives a
mid he declares that ’* to cast such a
life of self sacrifice and self deprivation.
vote a IMmocrat must have arguments
A God forsaken man must live a God- Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
that have not yet been given to the
1» ss life. W hile there are men who are
the Best on the Market.
public, and must lie prepared to pre­
■' I have used Chamberlain's Cough
tolerable good citizens who profess to
Remadv and find it to be the best on the
sent these arguments to Ilia constitu
believe in nuGod.it might have been
„ 1Br(Jy e,
market,’- says E W Tardy, editor of
enta." He adds “The Commoner will
better if it were necessary for a man i ' T.™C
The Sentinel,
Gainsboro, Tenn.
—
leu,,. ‘ Oui
give space, lip to 2000 words, to any ! I to be a confirmed believer in God'«
baby had several colds the past winter
Dem ocra tic senator or representative
and
Chamberlain's
Cough
Remedy
sowrignty before admitted a citizen,
always gave it relief at once and cured it
who desire« to present an argument in «hip.
in n short time, I always recommend it
favor of a duty on lumber, providing lie
There is no rule that lia« no exception«, when opportunity presents itself." For
will, in his article, answer llie following and the rule for a Godlew man 1« that he sale by Lamar s Drug Store.
quostio a" : Among the questions are : is an objeeionahle citizen, that lie is no
” Is a platform binding?" and " Gne the
Sore Nipples.
gixsl to himself or those around him.
names of the men w ho have, by letter
Any- mother who had experience with
| A celebration de|a*nds on the admin*
! this diaireasing ailment will be pleased
or in person, urged lum to vole for the
isl ration
If men who believe remain I to know that cure may lie effected by
tariff on lumber.''
silent and neutral it is left t<> men who J applying Chamberlain's Salve as soon as
I have no faith, hut there is a question are the child is done nursing. Wipe it off
Roger Q. Mills has written what may
with a soft cloth befigie allowing the
there rnough men who believe in the
tie called an open letter to say that,
balie to nutse. Many trained nurses use
sovtrignty
ol
God
to
make
a
celebra
­
' this «live with best results. For sale bv
alter such an exhibition as the Demo
tion.
I latiuar's Drug Store.
cratlc party is now making of itself, il
I A Godless min cannot take any de
would be better that it should disappear.
Could Not Be Better.
Iiemocrals who saw tbia ten years ago light in any thing that does not end in
No one has ever made a salve oint.
despair
and
ruin.
J.
C.
Govx.
meni,
lotion or balm to compare with
are now tin ting themselves in much
.1
, . ;
Bucklen'i Arnica Salve. Its the one
excellent, tut late, company. Sun il
If You Are Worth $5.0000 perfect healer of Cu's, Corns, Burns,
will be clear to everybody that the death
Don’t Read This.
Bruises, Sores. Scalds, Boils, Ulcer«,
warrant of the Democratic party was
Thai will not interval you if you are Ecsema. Sall Rheum. For Sore Eyes'
worth
filly
thousand
dollars,
but
if
yon
Cold Borea. Chapped Hands its supreme.
written in the election returns of 1896.
are a man of moderale means and can­ Infallible for Piles. Ouly 25c at Chas. 1
not afford to employ a physician when Clough's.
Thus far in June the government's
you have an attack of diarrhoea, you
Foley’S Honey and Tar is especially
income has exceeded its outgo. Usu­ Will he pleas,al to know that one or two
ally June is a goexl month for the dooes of Chamberlain*« Colic, Cholera recommended for chronic thr.-at and
lung troubles and many sufferers from
treasury. If the gan.a of the post • nd Diarrhoea Remedy will cure it. This bronchitis, asthma and consumption
remedy has bsss in use for many yeats
week and a half continue to the end and is thoroughly reliable.
Price Jj have found comfort and relief, by using
of the month the deficit for the fisca1 cents. For sale by Lamar s Drug Store. Foley's Honey and Tar —J. S. I^mar.
Tillamook; Hawk & Miller, Bar City.
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Land Titles, Land
ness and Mining
PORTLAND,
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Next Door to T.llamook County Bank.
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