Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, June 24, 1909, Image 6

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    T illamook
headlight , june 24 10o9
Synopsis of t|1#
f LYTLE ROAD HAS] TROUBLE.
I the EQUITABLE
' been assured by the contractors that he
i nothing. We take it that in showing
Tillamook Jottings
Editorial Snap Shots
was about to I* awarded a contract on Force of 5OO Meu Hawing Wav ( SOCIETY, of
J
I one'« patriotism in times of peace is to
thr railroad. This wasonly a ruse on the
Through
Primeval
Forest.
I
State
of
New
York,
o,
J
W.
H.
Evans
Sold
his
bungalow
and
Why was it that all the newspapers in protect the sanctity and purity of the
part of Fagan, for th« confidence game |
. Deeemb. I, l'Jos
President Lytle reports that over 500
the county—with the expection of the borne, to protect the widow and orphan, four lots this week to W. J. Stephens be was working hnd theeffect upon some
Commission, r ,,f t))e
Headlight—kept mum about tha attempt etc. But shame on Tillamook City, and fur $3,000.00, the deal being made by uf our citizens, who now uiourn the loss men are now scattered along the route
pursuant t >lttw
to bunco a widow woman out of her pro­ thrice shame on the men who will not Rollie Watson.
1 ol their money, for probably Fagan has of the Pacific Railroad fit Navigation
raise their voice or their arm to strike
perty and money ?
Lost, a Gold Watch, and English
| Company by I * Sweeney, the con­
I AHlq. I
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down those witbin our city who would Medal on Fob, on the Fairview road. got away with $1.500.
tractor for the line from Buxton to , ________
judge Galloway has handed down his
Things have reached a decided rotten rub and steal a widow's money and pro Finder will please leeve the name at the
Tillamook. According to Mr. Lytle, Amount of capital
I
condition in Tilkimook City when a court perty.
Headlight office and receive reward. * decision in the case of Mors H. Larsen vs. who has just returned from a trip along I
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I Marston Bush. Joe Bush, et al, wh>ch
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’
"«St
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of justice can be made a party in a bunco
| the route oi the road. Sweeney has j
George Cohn baa sold his corner
Fred C. Baker, editor and proprietor
was tried at the April term of the circuit
game to rub a widow of her money and
Premiums
i<eeive,|4^>
several
camps
in
full
swing,
and
is
push-1
opposite
the
Allen
House
of
rive
build
­
of the Tillamook Headlight, was a guest
court and taken under advisement. The
to deprive her of her property.
ing wagon roods into the interior as | the year............
of the editor and proprietor of The ings lo John A. Brant. The considers.
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Leaflet of Bricflets. at Hotel Oceanway Cion being $3,000.00 and not $2,700.00 as plaintiff sought to procure a deed for the ' fast as possible. As instancing some of Interest, dividend,
1
We understand that the same kind of a last Sundav. Socially, Fred is good
Larsen hou-e property. The judgment ! the construction difficulties, Mr. Lytle
rents received dll
j
heretofore
stated.
The
sale
was
made
bunco game that was played upon Her­ company, and locally his paper is en­
of the court is. 1st. that plaintiff is the
year ................ S
said
there
were
many
treet
6
and
8
feet
through
Rollie
Watson.
titled
to
much
credit
for
constant
effort
man Boelk and Mrs. M. J. Durfee is to be
owner in fee simple of an undivided one
in every wav for upbuilding of the
F. R. Beals has sold the Joliame halt interest in and to the real property in diameter which had to be removed Income from other a,orW( ’
played upon Mrs. Hutchins. Keepycur countv and its shiretown. Politically.
received during yesr
eye on the bunco outfit if you arc a pro Mr Baker is a crystalized stand-patter, Salvey farm on Wilson River to James described in the complaint, ami has no before the railroad could make any »how-
Consideration. $9,400.00, interest of any character in and to the [ ing. Further, the whole line lay through
and a back number. Like all set parli- Williams,
perty owner.
Total income
zans who attach themselves to political This farm consists ol 30 acres of firs',
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remaining undivided one half interest entirely new country, rocky gorges. 1
If the Woman Suffragists in this city organizations, their thoughts in such class Wilson river bottom, and taken in
mountain torrents and primeval forest I
DlSBlBsxittKq
i
thereto
;
2nd,
that
at
the
time
of
the
would get together and mould the hair matters are prepared for them by the connection with what Mr. Williams
I forning only a few of the difficulties.
I.....................
partv specialists being governed in their
death of Mary Larsen she was the owner
I During the last few days the firm oi I Fa 1,1 t0 P°l‘“y holdersdM. '
off the heads of the rascals who attempt, decisions by a desire to fool the masses already owned there, makes oue cf the
in fee simple of the undivided one half in.
ed to bunco a widowed sister out of her in the interest ot the monied class which bast dairy farms in the county.
' George I. McCabe «4 Co. has been making ; ,nK
year
terest
in
and
to
the
real
property
de­
property in this city it would help along furnishes the lubrication for the party
The launch Sophia came near burning scribed, and after her death the defen­ -a final settlement with the P. R. &. N. 1 Dividends paid «luring tlw
machinery.
A
partisan
editor,
as
a
the cause wonderfully and would affoid
partizan statesman, ora denominational up last week on account of a lighted dants herein as heirs at law of Mary The McCabe Company built the P. R. I >ear on capital stock
general satisfaction in Tillamook.
as .........
far as Buxton, . but was)
wasl f'
* oll,u
on,“ ' l ’s‘ i l,ns
("1" and talzria
8aleria
preacher, must teach and preach the match being carelessly thrown on the floor Larsen were, and now are, the owners in AN. road ........
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doctrine« of the institir ions which amongst the oil and gasoline, which itn
outbid on the opening of the contracts j P'"d during the yea,
fee simple ol an undivideil one half inter­
The need of a good road builder and command his expression Party success
Tuxes, licenses «nd fm
(or the latter portion of the road.
engineer to lake charge of and constiuct s thr anibftion that overshadows all mediately commenced lo blaze.and it was est in and to the said real property, free
paid during the TMr
oulv
by
the
prompt
action
ol
W.
New
­
Ise,
and
honor
and
integrity
of
pur
­
of anv claim of the plaintiff by right of
offe
the roads upon uniform, scientific and
Amount of u|| other er.
NETARTS
pose are mat lers of becond-irv considera­ combe and Art Case, who smothered the
curtesy ui otherwise.
economic plans is seen in all parts of the tion. As southern editors were the
con
penditurea
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county. We aie firmly convinced that mouthpieces of the opulent and domi fire with a tarpolum and water, that
On Wednesday. lune 16ll>. a wedding Jeff Wallace was at Netarts buying
con
saved
the
vessel
until there is a practical engineer at the neering si »very partv of ante rebellion
look place at tlie White House, on Wil­ cattle the last of'the week.
Total expenditure«. ,|tf jBtr
Andrew Peterson rafted about 10,000 son river, the residence of the brides
Frank Easter, the Tillamook livery-
head of the road work it will not be car­ days, so are the “stand pat” republican
newspaper editors in support of the
Assire.
ried out satisfactorily. The county is tariff svstem of robbing the masses. A« feet of lumber at the saw mill company’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. lames F. Reeher. man,spent Sunday on the beach.
now in need of good, permanent roads, the black slave issue overthrew ¡the dem dock last week, ta be used in the ton- when their daughter, Miss Amv Reeher,
F. M. Phelps, son of Geo. W. Phelps, Market value of realeT|
and like every other business, it requires ocratic party, so the white slave issue, siruction ol a barn at Netarts. Mike and Mr, Wayne W. Gibbs, of Vale, Ore., returned home from Monmouth, where
tate owned............. * J
JA ?
a practical ¡»erson at the head of it. And tariff, will overthrow the republican Peterson left with it early Monday morn­ were united in marriage The house was he has been attending school lor the Market value of stocks 1 si re
party. Today the pro-tar'ff statesmen ing to tow it to Netarts whenever the
sooner the peoph-ican see that tbis^isgood are taking the same defiant course as
decorated with snowballs, roses and past year.
and b< n Is owned
J ObB
logic and business sense sooner will a did their pro-slavery prototypes; but weather permitted doing so. Word has cedar. After the ceremony, which was
'There are several campers on the Loans on mortgages and '
will Mr. Baker sound a no’e of warning reached the city that the raft has gone performed by the Rev. Hiram Gould, of beach at the present time.
collateral, etc........
change be made.
to his fellow partizans ? How can he, ashore and the tow line haying become
Messrs.B. F. ami E. Snide.- and families Policy loans................
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while subservient to the will of his party tangled in the propeller, the launch also Forest Grove, an excellent dinner was
served, alter which the young couple have been camping at Happy Camp for Cash in bank and on hand :*■
Everybody should get into the boost­ specialists, whose dictum is his politi­
came near meeting with a like late.
took the stage forPortland for their wed. a few days.
ing habit, for Tillamook County and cal faith and word ?—Leaflet.
Net uncollected and de-
Deputy Dairy and Food Commissioner ding trip. Miss Amv has resided in Tilla­
Wealways have a great deal of pity
Mrs. Mamie Brittan is visiting at Ne­
City have such a bright future before
t erred premiums
them that the next few vears will bring for a man who talks or writes in that W, E. Catterhn will prepare a statistical mook County all her life, and is well tarts lor a lew days.
Other assets (net)
about wonderful changes and improve* strain, for this convinces us more than report of all the dairy farms iu Tilla­ known to hundreds who have stopped at
F.¡Hammock and Mr. Hill and family,
menu. There are plenty of things in ever I hat our respected friend, the Sage mook county, and as the new dairy law her parent’s hospitable home. She is a ol Salem, are camping at Happy Camp
Total ad mi tied
Tillamook to boost—the wonderful tim­ of Hemlock, has wheels in his head It is will be rigidly enforced it would be well beautiful Tillamook young woman, and and enjoying the beach for a lew days.
I l.ABlI.ITIU.
lur
the
dairymen
to
lamiliarize
them
­
good and capable, and a daughter that
ber resources, the splendid dairy farms twaddle of the rankest kind and sounds
Frank Paul ami family, of Tillamook,
and immense wealth in Tillamook's far- like the wail of a disgruntly politician selves with it, a copy ol which can be ob­ any mother w ould justly feel proud of, spent Saturday ou the beach.
Net reserve....... -.
famed and famous cheese, the fishing, without a partv or a policy. It is all tained from Mr. Catterlin or at Carl for she has done her part well in making
Geo. Higgins, keeper of Cape Mears Total policy claims ....
Haberlacb
’
s
office,
which
is
the
same
as
the parental home happy by her thought­ Lighthouse, passed through Netarts en" All other liabilities....
the industrial opport unities,the weather, nonsense to accuse republican editors of
the beaches, the rivers, the mountains, being subservient to “party specialists.’’ was published in the Headlight a few­ ful, loveable naiure. Everyone joins in route for Tillamook on Tuesday,
wishing the young couple a long and
the honey, the cranberries, etc., in fact, One things we.do know from long experi­ weeks ago.
Total liabilities ,$3»;
there ar* hundreds of things in thejcity ence, that it is the partizan who accom­
The Sue H. Elmore came in on Wed. happy wife. ____________
Notice.
Total insurance in force 8
and county which need boosting and plishes thing and who are able to cope nesdav from Portland with the following
Having bought an interest in the Kin-
December 31st, 1908.
For Sale Cheap.
boosters to make things hum. There is with present day problems as they ari e, passengers ; G. Geinger. Mrs. J Hatha
naman's wood saw 1 utn prepared to
while
the
man
without
a
party
or
a
pol
Spruce I limber suitable around dairy do work on short notice.
every indication that the population ot
way and Miss Carry Hathaway, Mrs D
B usiness in O bïuo . x roti
Tillamook county will double itself icy neyer accomplish anything, other Thompson, Mro. E Anderson, C.W. Tal­ farms. Sceti B Lamb’or G. W. Kiger.
G eo . H iggenbothem .
Total
risks written «luring
by this time next year, and already there than to build castles in the air.
mage, E Thomas. L. L. Ray, Mr. Rob-
the
year
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Hides Wanted.
For Sale.
is quite a brisk demand for all kinds of
inson, Mrs. and Miss Alley, E. V. Alley,
Gross premuiins received!
Coming to Tillamook.
I will pay more tor hides than any.
beach property nnd lots, which is a good
J G Corbett, J. W. Dunn, F. Langweb-
One Set Heavy Team Harness and 1 3
during the year ........
indication that Tillamook county will
ber, G Lamb, L. Bickel, A. B. Henry, R body in the county. Store room between inch Rushford Wagon.—Apply to G. 11. Premiums returned during
Chas. T. Roosa, of this city, was mar­
Johnson & Talaiage and T. H. Goy ne’e W ard .
the year .....................
became a most popular summer resort
O. Berg, J. Clinenberg, Mr. Gouldstone. law office.
N. E. M elchior .
ried in Syracuse yesterday to Miss
as soon ns the railroad is completed. So
Losses paid during the
S. Vei'tck, W. Hayward and Allen Hay.
It’s Luck to Smoke Puck.
Edna May Butler, at the home of the
boost und help push Tillamook County
year......................... JjX
Organ for Sale.
Engineer C. M. Thomas, who was con­
bride in the Saline City. Mr. Roosa,
and City to the front now that they
Losses
incurred dui ing the
The
Better
than
6c.
Cigar.
who graduated from the Auburn Theo nected with the ruilroad when the work
For sale, cheap, a new Mason and
have made a start to get out of their
year ............................
logical Seminary on June 6th, will de­ closed down, was in the city on Tuesday Hamlin Organ, 6 octave. Apply at the
The Cigar in the Green Box.
isolated, bottled up condition. The snap
Total amount of risks out.
part next week, with his bride, for shaking hands with old Iriends. He is Headlight office.
shot man is in the boosting business and
standing in Oregon, De­
Coldr that hang on weaken the con-
Cloverdale, Ore, where he has been as­ platting land on Garibaldi beach,which,
he is desirous of seeing every person in
stitution ami develop into consumption.
cember 31, 1908 .........
signed to a change under the direction since the railroad changed its survey Irorn
Farm for Sale.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent
Tillamook get into the boosters' band
of the Home Mission Board. Clover­ the Foley to Garibaldi, the beach pro
EQUITABLE LIFE
For sale, a well improved dairy farm coughs thr.t refuse to yield to other
wagon.
dale is seventy-five miles south-west ol perty has been booming and is liable to in heart of Nestucca Valley, containing treatment. Do not experiment with SOCIETY, of the United SUU|(
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untried remedies as delay may result in
do so lor some time, the indications
It seems hard for every city to break Portland on the coast.
122 acres and 30 cows. Terms reason­ your cold settling on your lunge.—J. S.
Signed by
lllday
Mr. and Mrs Roosa are on a wedding being that before next fall nearly the able. Enquire at the Headlight office.
W. A. D ai , I
through custom or usage. Here in Tilla­
Lamar,
Tillamook
;
Hawk
&
Miller,
Bay
City.
mook City the citv council is advertising trip East and on their wav West next whole of the beach will be platted oft
Wood. Wood. Wood.
for a large amount of sidewalk and doss week, will stop for a day with Mr. and the lots sold.
Statutory resident general g ■
Married at Cloverdale, at the home ol
walk lumber when it should be passing Roosa's father, I)r. Chas. Roosa. The
attorney in fact;
1,1 ' r'
Call
or
telephone
ROLLIE
WATSON
an ordinance prohibiting any more lum­ young clergy man has a host of friends Mr. and Mrs. Hogan, parents of the for Spruce limb wood. Immediate
G Bu
a*
ber side or cross walks. All progressive in Buffalo He is a graduate of Central bride, on Thursday evening, Mr. Oscar delivery.
D. C, H erbin , GenenliVery
I’ortlu l,
Q
cities have abandoned that material for High .School and was prominently Iden­ M.Werschkul and Miss Catherine Hogan.
cement, ami it is just as well to do so in tified with the athletics of that school, Rev. Thomas Robinson, pastor of the For Sale, Young Coach Horses
Sours
this city now as to wait tor a few years during the closing vears of bis atten­ Presbyterian church in this city, officiat
•ting
, For sale. 2 year old filey, broke, and a
For Sale.
longer. It is false economy to put down dance here. He was for a time instruc­ ed. Only members of their own families yearling, German Coach. Two fine ani­
Paid up Capital
125,000.
:
Boa
were present at the ceremony, and alter mals liom the same mare and will make
any more lumlier cross or sidewalks any­ tor at the Broadway playground.
80
Acres
river
hot
on)
WgM
»
a
splendid
matched
team.
Enqnire
at
Mr.
Roosa
graduated
from
Hamilton
which a bounteous wedding supper was
Offers every facility for safe banking,
where in the city, and lor that reason the
•.he Headlight office.
slashed and piled, this land ij. Shii
tnd respectfully solicits your business.
city authorities would lie giving the citv College three years ago and while a served. The happy couple were raised in
Acts as trustee for corporations, indi­ overflowes, but not swamp,
Stomach Troubles.
one of the best boosts it ever had if it pupil at that institution was prominent the south part of the countv, where the«
viduals
and estate». Confidential trust mostly alders. Fine cred V ■«
Many
remarkable
cures
of
stomach
in
the
society
and
athletic
activities
ol
have lived as near neighbors, and both
nii niigli pl.-ii-.', oi e mile
would entirely abandon lumber Port
relations
curried out faithfully.
troubles
have
been
effected
by
Chair,
Bay, at the head of tide; tsv4gM||
land, Eugene, Salem and other live husi his class. He is broad and progressive, the bride and the groom are well known berlain'sStomach and Liver Tablet One
Interest
at
current
rates
on
time
de-
putt office at Bay road ami
ncs« cities have or are using cements, well endowed with those charac terislics and they carry with them the congratu man who had spent over two thousand posits.
to place. This will make *
dollars for medicine and treatment was
and we see no reason why this city can­ which make for success in any chosen lotion and best wishes of their Iriends.
Mail business given prompt attention. farm, this is one of the .!»*•* **•
by a few boxes of these tablets.
Fire and burglar proof safely deposit land in Siletz county. Price
not do the same. It will help to create field, nnd l:is friends expect him to give
Clarence Tilden closed a deal on cured
Price, 25 cents. Samples free at Lamar's boxes just installed for convenience of more information see o»»
civic pride in all parts of tliecity. and the a good account of his stewardship in l u-sday through Rollie Watson for the Drug Score.
customers at reasonable lental.
F arrin , Taft, Lincoln Co.,"
the
new
country.-Enquirer
Buffalo,N.Y
neat clean cement sidewalks would give
purchase of the Clark Hadley faun of
the city an up-to-date appearance and
B2 acres on Trask river, known as the
The Public Library.
would greatly enhance the value of city
Tom Johnson place. The consideration
property. No doubt, ns in every other
The Public Library Board request for the purchase of this place was
improvement, there will lie those who that all books be returned to the library $9,000 '10. Mr. Tilden will occupy this
will object to entirely abandoning lum this week. Two hundred of the latest place at once and establish thereon a
her. hut our contention is that it cement
Mr. Tilden
books havejust arrived, and the board full blooded Jersey herd.
is good for one part of the city it is good desire to remark and number all the has the finest tuoruugh bred Jersey buIj
eti >uxh fur all p.irts. Therefore, we hope books, as soon as possible, to get the in the county and some very fine cows
that the city council will abandon the new ones ill circulation. A fine Natural He will also retain his place on the
idea of contracting lor a large amount of History has also been purchased, one of Miami, and keep it well stocked ns
lumber and also prohibit any more lum­ (he best with illustrations by Ernest usual. Mr. Tilden is one of the mosi
ber firing used anywhere for cross or side Seton Thompson.
There need 1« no progressive dairymen in the county.
walks. It is the proper course to take argument over bird, beast, fish or rep
Arrangements are about to be made
right now, and the best course for the tile now hj the young people, just con. for holding the Fourth of July celebra­
city and the prrqrerty owners.
suit this authority.
tion at the railroad depot grounds, and
as the two passenger conches will have
A bbik |. W hite HOUSE,
Patriotism. « hat is it and what does
arrived by that time, it is proposed I hat
Pres, of Board.
it amount to—in Tillamook City ? One
trips on the railroad be made one feature
year ago there was considerable excite
of the day's pleasure, for we understand
Gasoline Launch for Sale.
meat because Wolfe, the Socialist, raised
that the railroad company will make
For sale, a gasoline binnch, 2 11. p., every effort to get the cars here nnd are
two small ted flags liesulea the Stars and
17
It.
Bin.
in
length
and
48
in,
beam.
Strips on the 4th of July. It was a most
willing that the committee should use
foolish thing to do on such an occasion. The launch complete $45.00. Apply at them on that day lor the purpose of giv­
Although it was but a trivial affair, yet the Headlight office.
ing the people free rides. As the 4th falls
it raised the ire and indignation of quite
this year on Sunday, the celebration will
BAY
CITY.
a number of person, and justly so. Lees
be held on Monday. As there is pleny
than two weeks ago a widow woman
M. Moran has opened a plumbing and of room ou the depot grounds for most
i. A
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returned to Tillamook City to meet with tinning shop at Bar City. Country every kind of sport, this will keep the
friends uml to protect her property. She work a specialty Will carry a full line crowd together.
had been sued previously to tel liming to of pipe and supplies. All orders prompt
Quite a number of persons were duped
Tillamook and she no sooner arm ex in Iv attended to and work guaranteed. •
by W. F. Fagan, who wm a ioreman on
city thnn she is served with papers in­
the ruilroad, out of considerable money
To avt«M serious results take Foley's
volving her in another suit todepriv« her
laM week. For several months lie work
Kidney
Remedv
at
the
tir»t
Mgn
of
of her money and her property, of which
kidney or bladder disorder such ns ed the confidence game upon several of
she had a clear title We draw these I wk sehe, urinary irregularities, ex
the Imeiiiess men in this county, with
two pen pictures for show how easily it h iu H ioii . and you will s-sm be well
the result that after be had made them
is for some men to become provoked nnd Commence taking Foley's Kidney Rem. believe that he was about to get a sub
«Ir
to
lay.
—
J.
S
Lamar,
Tillamook;
desirous of showing their patriotism if
cootrnct on the railroad, that be turned I
Hawk & Miller, Bay City.
they think the Stars and Stripes is in­
up missing. He obtained money on the
sulted, but when it comes to protecting
pretence that he we was buying horses
Horae
for
dale.
a widowed woman from being buncoed
lor his outfit, and those who had done
After June 20 Breeders of 7Ulamool, will have an o[,porluniv „f
out of her money and property in this
A good Young Horse, cheap. A prill­ business with him for a long time
loaned
Jtiunncu
flUkL
UUUUr I
city they stand back, look ou ami d > ai the Headlight office.
hnu uzouey to help him out, as t
engibe „roe winning Trying Siaiiion Col. Maybury. 36521
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First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY, ORE.
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