Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, July 01, 1909, Image 2

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    TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 1. 190g;
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Advertising Ratea.
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UNITED RAILWAYS PUSHING TILLAMOOKIAN SPENDS DAY
IN ASTORIA.
WORK AHEAD.
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L ag al ADvgRiniicMKNTs ;
10
First Insetion, per line .
5
Each subsequent insertion, line....
Business and professional cards,
1 month.................................... 1
Homestead Notice» ....................... 5
Timber Ciaiuia
................... 10
Locals per line each insertion . .
Display advertisement, an inch,
1 month ....................................
All Resolutions of Condolence
Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc ,
minimum rale, 25c. not exceedn g five
lines.
BO'ITS,
A ttorn S ï . à ]
Complete set of AbsK
3 50
To Beat P R 8c N in Tillamaok— Claude Thayer Talka Interestingly
Peaches, 2^«..
in office. Taxes
Two doz. blue ribbon
Of His Home Ci y.
Surveying Crews Are at Work
3 75
Pears, 2j4s - • •
ribbon
blue
in Wilson River District
Two doz.
1.90
Residents,
(The Astorian.)
Tomatoes, 2j4«
Two doz. blue ribbon
Washington County News.
2.10
Claude Thayer, of Tillamook Citv. a
Office
opposite
Corn, 2s .........
There is more than prospective loca­ ban ker, and one of the leading citizens of ,
Two doz. bine ribbon
2.65
Beans, 2S ....
tions to the work now done by the that couutrv, arrived here yesterday
Both phosfl
ribbon
blue
Two doz.
5.00
United Railways people who have a torre morning on the steamer Sue H. Elmore,
doz. red ribbon Apricots. 2#s......... •...........
Two
of men in the field to push the construc­ en route to Portland anil the Willameite
doz. red ribbon Sliced Pineapple, 2^s.... 4-5°
w.li COOPER
tion work on their line with vigor. The Valiev. Mr. Thayer spent the dny at
Two
2- 75
officials of the company say they will the Occident and took the evening ex
Two doz. red ribbon Tomatoes, 3
3>5
have cars running into Tillamook before pre«» for the metropolis.
Two doz. red ribbon Beans, 2s
the P. R. & N. hue is completed to the
In the course of a pleasant converse
A ttorney .*!.]
3 00
Two doz. red ribbon Corn, 2S.
same terminal.
tion Mr. Thaver had a good many cheer,
3-
25
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
50 16 oz. Cartoons Seeded Raisins....
T illamook ,
Surveying crews are stationed at ful things to say about hiscountry and
STU1CTLY IN ADVANCE.)
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various points on the Million river dis- section, among them the following facts.
Two doz. Pints Tomato Catsup
One vear........................ .................. 1.50 triut and th** route from Forest Grove to He said that Tillamook city and countv
6.25
Fuur doz. Sliced Pineapple
75 Tillamook will be about 55 miles and were very lively at this lime, and that
Six months................... ...................
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50
Three months........ .....
arl habbru
the railway people sav they will have building was going forward steadily,
cars running into Forest Grove by Sep­ and in all directions. A notable instance
being in the erection of a three-story
^eabligbt. tember.
attorney . at - ui
Relative to the oi • ations of the Unit­ cenent business block in the heart ol
Fred C Baker, 1Publisher.
Peutechcr ¿ft*
ed Railways lust evenings Portland town. 100 feel square in dimension;
while lesser structures, homes and ihe
Journal says :
Office across the street and
President Taft’s messages are not
“The United Railways will he running i like, were rearing themselves all over,
the PoBt Offi«.
quite so poppers as those of his predeces to Forest Grove next September, ac­ in town and out ot it. 1 he railroad
•or, but they are more logical and per cording to Chief Engineer Wickersh«m, work was going ahead slowly, but
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who is in charge of the construction steadily, and that the assurance waa out
suasive.
H. GOYNE,
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work into Forest Grove, as well as of I that the Portland line would i>e finished
Nevor was a bigger job undertaken in the surveying parties working between i into Tillamook City by next.June, but
this country than that of crowding the that point and the coast. The track is 1 Mr. Thayer is inclined to pass the date
A ttorney - at
trusts to the wall. Trusts seem to have
now laid several miles beyond Burling­ on to the fall of next year. He says he
no affinity for walls.
ton, the company’s town near Linnton, - expects the road to be within 15 miles
Office : Opposite Conti
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and
which is a little over half the dis of the city some time during the winter,
The fact that a Nebraska aeronaut
T illamook , O reg
dropped 3500 feet without being hurt tancc between Portland and Forest with a staging gap intervening.
Asked as to the progress Tillamook is
shows that the right man is in charge Grove.
•• ‘The road is practically done from making to meet Clatsop county in the
of the aeroplane experiments in that
Portland to Washington Countv line, . matter of the two inter-county high-
state.
W. SEVEBAJr"
except for the bridges,’’ said Mr. Wicker­ ■ ways, Mr. Thaver said that his people
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Since the beginning of action against sham.” and has l>een graded some dis­ were working as rapidly as possible to
the sugar trust a number of masked tance beyond there. There are four Necarney Mountain and would do all
trust ineti have arisen to remark that bridges yet to l>e constructed between i possible to meet Clatsop there; that the
A ttor ney - at -U i
action against the trusts is all right, Burlington and Summit. From Summit ’’summer road,” the Neca.ncum route,
but---- .
on. the work is nearly all team work had but 13 miles yet to he ' brushed out”
T illamook ..
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and the steain shovels and cars are now and that this would be completed late
Female »tenographei s iri Kansas City
being collected and will be sent back to 1 this summer. ^Tillamook intends to
should seize the psychological moment Montana, where Wrenn & Greenough > send her rock crusher into the northern
and strike for belter salaries As the
T. BOALS, KJ
have another contract on hand. We ex­ part of the countv at once to aid in the
immunities ot their sex demitiisbes its
pert to have cars running Into Forest work on the coast road.
opportunities should increase.
He said the railway will be finished.
Grove by next September if the weather
PHYSICIAN & SR
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CHEESE, Tillamook to Portland :
June 20, as the day on which the pro. is good and there are no unlooked for ’ from Necanicum Beach into Garibaldi
by the Fourth of July, and though it
TILLAMOOK
phets in and out ol the White House delays.’ ”
Tuuins, 12j Cents per Case
“Mr. Wickersham said he had no i would not be all ballasted, it would he
said the tariff bill would be signed,
Office- Olson Building.
hands over the “wind up” to July 20, statement to make about the work be- ■ useable under certain conditions. He
Trips, 15
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Residence : Mrs. Weiss' hnu
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ing done between Forest Groye and I also mentioned the fact that the
or to August 20
Mrs. Walker's
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Tillamook
Lumber
Manufacturing
there
Tillamook
at
present,
though
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Comyany.
a
new
concern
had
all
but
might
be
something
later.
”
Mr. Roosevelt seems to have succeeded
completed its new mill in Tillamook
in stopping radical exaggerations ut his
F. P. BAUMGARTNER. Agent Couch Street Dock, Portland, Oregon.
R. T. M. SMITH,
hunting trip. Mr. Roosevelt is as con­ WILL PLAT BEACH PROPERTY City and would soon be cutting 40,000
B. 0. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook, Oregon.
per day, a brand new industry in that
servative ms any body when he has a
PHYSICIAN & SI
Portland In vestons Purchase Prop neck of the woods.
contract tor exclusive publication.
Mr. Thayer said that Tillamook cheese
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ertv in Tillamook County.
Office over J. A. Todd i
Senator Bailey seems to be issuing a
is selling on the dock there at 14 cents
One of the prettiest tracts of beach per pound, and that the supply was
challenge to Roger Q Mills to come out
Tillamook, Ore.
of retirement and light him fur the con­ property on the Nehalem Beach was greater and better than ever in the
trol oi Texas. It the old man should ac­ acquired last week by Frank 8. Fields, history of the industry, and many a
cept, there would be a renewal ot politics James McCord und W. E. Hartmus, farmer down that way was clerning up
C. HAWK
through the Quern Investment Coni from <1000 and <1500 per month in
iu this couutrv
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pany. The property lies about roidwaj '.his single fine product That the Sand
As a mean» ol evading the prohibi­ between Tillamook and Nehalem Bays, Lake people were starting up a very
above everything distinguished
PHYSICIAN & SO
tory law, liquor is being sold in Kan­ opposite the beautiful Twin Rocks that pronounced and profitable industry in
sas in tablet form. Hereafter no par rise out of the Pacific about one hall cranberries this year; and that the
ticular unen si nt»» ue-d lie lelt over the i mile from the shore at this point. Sev Slab Creek district was following suit
BAY CITY, 0]
announcement that a bullet lodged iu a eral little lakes are on the ground, and very successfully. That the Hoquarton
From the Common
Kansas man s neck.
besides being a beautiful beach resort it Slough dredging proposition was about
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Used on the family table it turns a dry lunch
has the advantage of mountain springs untangled and would soon be in pto-
R. BEALS,
If the State of Illinois is without con­ and creeks. The back part of the tract gress, with the $60,000 appropriated
into an enjoyable sustaining meal, makes home
stitutional power to fix the maximum has considerable elevation and com­ lor it by the Government.
cheerful, keep the men at home and offers
charge lor school nooks then the State mands a magnificent view of the ocean
W. W. Ridehalgh, formerly of this
REAL ESTATI
effective aid to real temperance.
of Illinois husn't maximum power and the entire beach.
citv, is over in that country, and buisv
enough to save it from the minimum
F inancial
The purchasers have formed a realty just now, laying out a lownsight ad­
Orders should be Sent to the
charge of being smaller than it looks.
company, known as the Tillamook joining Garibaldi, which he had not
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Beach Realty Company, fur the purpose vet named or filed, but which was ex­
Tillamook,
Mrs. Howard Gould weeps at henring ol platting the land and placing it on
pected to be on the market before many
recila>s ol her drunken bouts. This is the market. This will be done under
weeks.
R. P. J. SHARP
pretty good evidence that she is not vi t the direction of the Queen Investment
There can be no sort of doubt of Mr.
over them, A loan when he feels him­ Company, which will also have charge
Thayer’s very practical and loval inter­
self out ot danger of recurrence, takes a of the sale of lots. It is expected that
resident des
sort ot satisfaction in thinking of the this property will lie placed on the mar­ est in the Tillamouk Coutry and in.
Agents for the H. Weinhard Bowery, Manufacturers of the
dustries,
and
that
he
has
a
friendly
and
good old times. But women may be ket in the near future
Office across the street:
There are about solicitous eye on all things down that
Tillamook Rock Biand Carbonated Beverages.
different.
Court House.
50
acres
in
the
tract,
and
the
price
paid
way. He left up for Portland last even
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Agents for the Bartlett Spring Mineral water.
The wnrst of the Sigel horror is that lor the property was in the neighbor­ ing, after a pleasant day spent with old
Dr. Wise’s ofc
time friends in this citv.
the Chinaman who did it was long re­ hood of $10,000.
garded in New York as being com
SARCHET,
pletely civilized.’■ A Chinaman •‘coni, NEW STATE LAW CONCERN­
Notice.
ING MINORS.
L . The Fashioi
pletely civilized according to New Yolk
N otice is H ereby G iven .—That the
standaids rises a question which we do Lot Allowed to Play Games of City of Tillamook will receive bids for
not hud »ell covered in our immigration
100,000
feel, inure nr less, of side-walk
Chance.
Cleaning, Pressing
treaty with China.
and mi reet crossing lumber, said lumber
ing a Special?
to be of size and dimensions as specified
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A new State law is now in effect pro­
The consensus of opinion among Con­ hibiting owners, lessees or proprietors of by the Street Commissioner of said city,
and is to he delivered at any mill or
J. P. AbUEN. Proprietor.
federate veterans is that their annual cigar stores, poolrooms, earn rooms, lumber yard in waid city.
Store in Heins Ph<
reunions ate being killed by smothering etc., to allow minors to play games of
All bids must be filed with the City
Gallery.
with feminine kisses. The remnant ol chance in their establishments. The law Recorder of said city, on or before July
5th, 190®.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
the Southern Army deserves lietter than and its penalties are as follows :
The city hereby reserves the right to
that its niinunl conversations should end
OBERT A. Ml
Sec. 1—If any person, being the owner, reject any and all bids.
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
in a scream A scream is not an echo of leessee, proprietor or employe of any
T, B llANDl.BY.
the reb-l yell
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City Recorder of fillamook City,
cigar store, public card rooui, saloon
A ttorney - at -1
Oregon.
barroom,
public
Hillard
room,
soft
drink
Life 100,000 Years Ago.
Land Titles, Land C
Scientist have lound in a cave in establishment, or other public place of
Notice.
Switzerland lames of men who lived amusement, shall suffer or permit any
ness and Mining
1UO.UUO yeais ago, when life was in con
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the
slant dang, r from wild beast To-day minor to engage in any game of cards, Hon. County Gouri of Tillamook County.
PORTLAND,
the danger, aa shown by A. \V Be-wu. billiards, pool, bagatelle, dice throwing Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the
of Alexander. Me , la largely from dead­ or other games of chance in such cigar construction of a Draw Bridge, to be
Room, 306 Common
a
ly disea— • ll it had in>t been for Dr. store, etc., etc., either for amusement or built on Tillamook Hiv»*r. located at
Klug's New D.»cowry, which . ured me,
what is known as the Tomlinson Ferry
L and O ffice B usiness
1 could uol have lived,'■ In writes. "suf­ otherwise, such person shall be deemed
Said bridge to be constructed accord
a S pbcialty .
fering as I slid from a severe lung guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con­ ing to plans and specifications now on
OWING
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trouble and stubborn cough.” To cine viction thereof shall be punished by a tile at the Office of the County Clerk.
Sore Lungs. Colds, obstinate Coughs, fine of not less than
A certified check equal to 5 per cent of
nor more than
LAWYER
ansi prevent Pneumonia, lie the beet $100.
the amount of the bid must accompany
medicine on earth. 5oe and
each bid as a g inrantee that the bidder
Sec. 2—If any minor shall represent or will execute a bond for the completion
Gearanieed by L'liaa. I. Clough. Trial
B oom 334 Woicu""
T hird and O a *
Next Door to Tillamook Connty Bank.
bottle flee.
pretend to the owner, lessee, proprietor of the contract if awarded th«* same.
Room Next to the u »• u
All bids must be filed in the office of
or
employee
of
any
place
enumerated
Tortured on a Horse.
PORTLAND« °R
the County Clerk of Tillamook County,
" For ten y«ais I couldn’t ride a horse tn Section 1 of this act that snch minor
or before 9 o’clock am.. Wednesday,
without being in torture from pil-«.' is 21 years of age or upward for *he pnr on
the 8th day of July, I9n9. the County
write. L. 8, Napier, ot Ruglee», Kv., pose of inducing such person to suffer Court reserving the right to reject any
" when all dwtof» anil other remedies or permit said minor to engage in anv and all bids.
-W. *>. VAOH,,
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failed. Bucklen'» Arnica Salve cured
By order of the County Court.
of
the
things
enumerated
in
said
section,
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PBOPXIETOB
me.’’ Infallible for Files Burns, Scalds.
J. C. H o L de N.
Cuts. Bolls, Fever-Mores, Eczema. Salt such rninoi upon conviction thereof
County Clerk.
RAeuiu, Corns.
25c. Guaranteed by shall lie punished by a fine of jnot ¡less
Chaa. 1. Cloiuh.
than $10 nor more than $100.
Everyone would be benefited by taking
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A Night Hider's Raid.
Foley'» Orino Laxative,f re stomach and 1
woiat night riders ate calomel,
IMay in commencing treatment for a liver trouble and habitual constipation, |
crol on i oil or aloes pill». They raid your slight irregularity that could have been It sweetens the stomach and l.roaih, I
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to rob you of rest. Not vo with Dr. cured quickly by Foley's Kidney Remedy gently stimulate« the liver and regulates I
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King’» i New lafe Pill». They never dIv­ tuay result in a serioiia kidney disease the bowel« and is much superior to (all­
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
tivrs or inconvenience, but always Foley's Kidney Hetuedy builds up the end ordinary laxative«. Why not try ,
cleans? the rjt stem, curing Colds, Head worn out lissues and strengthens these Foley « Orino Laxative todayT—J 8. i 4
4 AMD AU THROAT Ag
ache. Constipation, Malaria, $3o. at organs —J S Minar. Tillamook. Hawk I amar. Tillamook . Ilawk A Miller. Bar i 4
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OREGON.
Chas I. Clough
ft OUARANTKXD
City.
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A Miller, Bay City.
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RAY FEED CO
Pacific Navigation Co’s
STEAMER SUE H. ELMORE,
The ONLY Freight and
PASSENGER
A.
Boat making regular trips between
TILLAMOOK AND PORTLAND.
FREIGHT, $3.00 PER TCN.
PURITY
WEINHARD’S BEER
Columbia Bottling Co.,
Astoria, Oregon.
The Best Hctel.
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
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HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
Yon Use Them.
We Sell Them.
w. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
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Î
KILL^ i CO
AND CURE
( Tillamook
Iron
Works < w,th Dr«
GeneralJWachinists
It Blacksmiths
New 0
' ""‘ •»<1 ^5
J ’ »•"« ''"l-
FOR C8ï
I
0B MONEY “
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