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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1909)
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 16, 19°9* T. Advertising Rate«. < L boal A dvertisements : will be broken, but the aggregate is likely to fall a little short of that big ____________ 10 figure. 5 First Inaction, per line................ | Each subsequent insertion, line.... Business and professional cards, 1 month .................................... 1 oo Homestead Notices........................ 5 •i Timber Claims................................ 10 00 a Locals per line euch insertion ... Display advertisement, an inch, 50 1 month .................................... All Resolutions of Condolence and l.odge Notices. 5c. per line. Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc., minimum rate, 25c. not exceedu g live lines. 1 4 i t 1 >- * I Marriage as a Business Proposi tion. DANGER FROM ICE Flo Article of Food Is So Carelessly Handled. A writer In the Atlantic Monthly emphasizes one cause of the danger of Infection from ice. Scarcely another article of human consumption receives so much direct bundling Just before its use as does this food, Milk and water, tea and coffee are poured. Bread, meat and butter are cut Bread, probably ban- died more than any other food on the list, has a bard crust which offers a rather unfavorable lodging place for germ life. Ice, on the contrary, washes the hands of every person who handles It and affords an ever ready liquid medium for the immediate ab sorption of tbe hosts of bacteria which hands may carry. The carelessness of the handlers of lee. their utter dlsr«- gard of tbe resting places where It may receive Infection, may be partly due to their lack of realization that Ice Is a food, as real a food as meat Whatever tbe cause, few substances which pass through tbe dlgeslgte proc esses of man receive such treatment Ils surface contaminated by the pas sage of men and horse« In the cutting Its sides and base fouled by muddled platforms and smirched straw, cover ed with tbe dltb of black Ice cars and dust swept freight stations, your cake of Ice commonly receives Its only cleaulug Just before It enters the lee chest. So far as the Iceman Is con cerned, this Is generally a hasty brush with a time worn whisk broom well tilled with the dust of tbe street and blackened with constant use. Accord ing to tbe personal testimony of vari ous Icemen, not even the precaution of a momentary washing beneath tbe faucet Is ordinarily taken. The Best Hotel. • THE ALLEN HOUSE, BOTTS, A ttorney - at -L aw . Complete set of Abstract Books in office. j. P, AUDEN, Proprietor. Headquarters for Travelling Men. A unique plan for pulling married life on a butinetM basis is outlined in lhe Special Attention paid to Tourists. Woman's Home Companion lor June. Says this magazine : A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. “The first matter to consider is tbe, amount of assets available. This, of i course, amounts to exactly what the out- , side world considers the services of the producing partner to be worth. This in come must be divided to meet the various KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. expenses of the business under a general SUGAR always advances before berry season .STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) classification as follows : 1.50 One year........ “ First : General Operating Expense* ' We have a good supply on hand and will sell 75 I bis is the most important department Six months .... 50 Three months of all, and includes food, servants, fuel, our friends and customers while it last. light, renv (or interest and taxes). t»e ^illamook ^eablig^t. “ Second : Sinking Fund. This iw also 100 lbs. sk. PIRE CANE SUGAR. a most important account, and should Fred V. Baker. Publisher. C. A H. Berry Sugar, $5.80 a sk. not for any reason be overlooked. Upon it depends absolutely the prosperity t Extra Fine Dry Granulated Sugar, $5.60 a sk Aller all the learned talk about Mars of the firm through j»eriods of financial and the possibilities of its superiority to depression. It includes savings-bank de* Star brand process Rolled Barley, eaith, we find that it can he eclipsed by posits and life insurance premiums. the mania the moon an easily as earth •• Third : Repairs and Depreciation The best on the market. can. This is often considered a part of the * r * Operating Expense, but it is better kept 75 lbs. Sack. $1.60 A mnn mute for forty years in Wis cousin suddenly regained speech and hi* separate. Il includes depreciation of the $40 a Ton. first words were those of profanity. Jl plant, sod on equipment, such as dishes, is such things as this which confound cooking utensils, furniture, lied and table linen. the wise and perplex the godly. “ Fourth : The Contingent Fund. * * * If tbe New England States are helped This includes church dues, charities, by the provisions of the new tariff bill, theater-ticket?, telephone and booksand as against the Western States, they will magazines. “ Fifth . Emergency Fund. This in be in good shape to pay a little more than usual for Western corn and wheat. cludes doctor, druggist and dentist. “ In order to transact business on a » * * Judge Gary of the steel trust told a sound basis, all of these funds must London banquet that he would favor considered. What remains of the capi MISSION OF THE LAND. free trade for thie’countrj when all other tal may be divided between the partners nations adopt it. Free trade, in that as a salary. From their salaries the To Produce Commodities For ths Serv ice of Mankind. way, is just as near at hand as universal partners must pay their personal ex* 1 penaea of clothing and incidentals. The j Tbe mission of tbe land Is to pro disarmament. * M * size of the salaries therefore depends duce aud keep on producing food, live The excitement to be caused by the entirely upon the economical manage* ' stock, lumber and other commodities arrivul of former President Roosevelt ment of the atfairs of the firm. It is for tbe service of man. He who owns with a cargo of wild animals can only unwise to rase salaries at the expense of1 land and Is Indifferent to this Is guilty be compared to that produced by a man the Sinking Fund, though this is often ' of a moral wrong, and be who takes driving into an inland town with a a temptation! In case the partner feel ; good laud out of commission and suf fers It to lie unproductive and useless (CAPT. P. SCHRADER) wagon load of fresh fish. that their salaries are not large enough , Is guilty of a greater one. This Is the * * * only criterion by which we can prop it is better to appoint ail investigating i In attacking the house cat as a pre- erly Judge of tbe right of an individual dacious animal the department of Ag- committee to eliminate petty graft and to own land In large tracts. extravagance. They should examine licultureis stirring up an unnecessary The good results attendant upoD domestic disturbance. Secretary Wilson carefully the Operating Expense. It is small Individual holdings are natural. should be warned that the cat has al sometines economical for a domestic firm The purposes of nature in tbe upward moat us many aud as jealous friends as to build its own plant, instead of hiring evolution of uiao are usually better one, and it is often possible by engag carried out In this way. and not be the dog. ing in outside industry, such as kitchen* cause, as is so frequently argued. » » » The president's determination to gardening or poultry raising to reduce every mao has ao Inherent right to Its recommend the postal savings bank the food expense, and save money in the ownership. The lazy, the Incapable and i be densely ignorant assuredly scheme is nothing more than the country Emergency Fund.’’ have no such right, and land Is too has a right to expect, since such a plan precious and its mission too high to be Heir to Salvation. was made a part of the platform on thus wasted. which he was nominated aud elected. [TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT | If tbe owner of a great country es Other parts of that platform, we may Humanity was made heirs to salvu tate can farm bis land as well as or now hope, will be regarded by him as tion by Christ paying the death penalty better than it It were In small hold Sails from Couch st. Wharf, Portland, Oregon, equally binding. ings; If, following tbe precept of 8wlft, for the sins ol the world on the cross. F W * The title to what we fall heir to is just he made two ears of corn or two It is a misfortune that Col. Watter- as perfect as though we had obtained it blades of grass grow where one grew sou's absence in Europe prevents him by our own effort. before; If be supply bls section with a belter breed of horses, cattle or sheep, from dealing with the new phase the An heir differs from a servant, an heir well and good. No one with any temperance war is taking on in Ken. receives a gift, a servant a reward. The lucky. The colonel is now luxurating in very fact I hat a person is seeking a knowledge of economics could say be places where the only prohibition known reward is evident that they deny being was doing any Injury to the world or mankind. It is not tbe amount of land lor generations has been that which the an heir. that be owns, but what be does with decent man in hinds can put upon him There are two ways of becoming an It for which be Is morally responsible. self and the indecent man out of funds heir, one by birth lhe other by adoption. — David Buffuni in Atlantic. has put upon him. The Jew claimed heirship by birth, the * *• * Tha Invention of tha Panorama. Gentile by adoption. The panorama was Invented by a Rev. Father I'helan, being a celibate, An heir may be disinherited, otherwise Scotchman named Kobert Barker, who falls upon a plan the most likely to re lie is. un heir whether good, bud. or obtained a license In London In 1787 move the danger of race suicide if it indifferent. and erected a rotunda on Leicester could lie tried. He proposes what he A person might lie heir to a fortune square. Lie was associated with Rob calls ''family suffrage,'1 under which and live mid die in poverty ignorant of ert Fulton, the practical Inventor of only the parents of children could rote, the fact. the steamboat, who Introduced pano the voting power of the family to in The greatest objection to lhe popular, ramas tuto I'arts In 171M). but resigned crease w ith the number of children in it. preacher ia that he conceals the truth | In favor of Thayer perhaps In order Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. Much a plan would solve two problems Hint we were made In'r by the crucifix, I Io give bls attention to I be application that of women suffrage and that of race and taipores the obligations of a servant of steam to boats. Thayer raised a rotunda on the Boulevard Montmartre, suicide, at one stroke. It will arouse the The mere assent of the mind to the’ whence comes the name of the Pas Centrally Located. First Class Rooms opposition of the new womeu, who, fact that we were made heir to God’s ' sage des Panoramas. Bonaparte caused generally speaking, does not contem glory through the one act of Jesus plans to be drawn up for eight pano plate mariiage as a part of the citizen Christ is complete mid flual faith. ramas. In which bls conquests were to ship she wants, and, least of all, mater I thank God that my inheritance or j be shown to the Parisians, whom be nit y. The I’helan plan shows evidence disinheritance does not rest with the always tried to Impress with the mag Th® v??lyI.FiP8t C1SS8 Hotel in Tillamook, Ore. ol a deep and subtle thought in its pres, her who had nothing to do with I nltude of the achievements tn order to A Modern Hotel. Travelmg Men's Home. Tourists' Headquarter. keep them faithful to bls star. But preparation. At first glance it might my adoption or belief. these projects were never realized. J. F. RAMSEY, Pro. seem to have been inspired by the Mil The Independent Church is exclusively lion Club. Hut in that close reading it is for heirs, therefore, there is nothing to Calve'e ‘’Screaming.'* sure to hare before acceptance, it falls enjoy lhe provision that haa tieeu uisde I could ta'k for hours about my coun under the suspicion of being a blow at once for all and for all time. try and my own people. I am so fond the suffrag'ttes The popular protracted meetings has of both On my birthday many of them w M * nothing to <io with inheiritance. We came In procession to see me and I If anybody assumes that ths upward were not made heirs by a holy pow wow danced what la called tha 'bourrss" swing in stocks was due to sny sudden or religious excitemant, The whole with them. They say such quaint and sharp improvement in trade be things. An old woman once, bearing affair rests with merits of the cross. would ba mistaken There has been no me sing, asked. “Doesn't It hurt you J C. Govx. t-hunge ill the business situation, An to scream like that?" A peasant one« told me he was sure the proprietor of improvement has been under way for A Harry Up Call several months, but It has been gradual Quick ! Mr. Druggist—Quick !—A box ibe grotlo would give me 6 franca a It was accelerated a little by the enact of Bucklriis Arnica Salve—Here's s day tb sing there—Calve In London ment of the tariff law, and the cons«, quarter—For the love of Mo.ee, hurry I Standard. Baby'a burned himself. terribly—John, quent removal of all uncertainty as to me cut Ilia foot with llie axe—Mamie's Ths Hater of Quietude. the rites of duties which would have scalded—Pa can't walk Iron» |>ile—Billie “Tbit mao cays be will create some to be paid. Nearly four weeks have has boils—and my corns ache She got real excitement If bo gets into con |«ssed since the president placed his it and soon cured all lhe family It'st he gress’* greatest healer on earth. Solti by Chas. "Yes.” answered Senator Sorghum, signature to that act, and a« the gen- I Clough. "be la one of those peculiar patriots eral line of changes frotu the Ding- who want to climb on board the ship Testifies After Four Years. ley laws was marked pretty accurately Carlisle Center N Y. O. B. Burhans, a week or tw > before the measure left writes: " About four year-, ago I wrote of etate simply for tbe pleasure of rocking tbe boat"—Washington Star. the conference oominiltee the effect you that I had lieen entirely cured of of the ensctmi-nt was discounted be. kidney trouble by taking two bottles of Suspicious Circumstances. fore it went on the statute book. The Foley's Kidney Remedy, and after four “Do yea know they suspect that old years I am again pleased to stale that 1 siH-ouragiug crop new«, which bad a have never had any return of those man of leading a double life.** larger influence Jon trade than did the symptoms, and I am evidently cured to “What glree rise to that?” “Why. he's ao mean and cross around enactment of the new tariff, is also stay cured.•' Foley's Kidney Remedy several weeks behind us, and could will tlo the same for you. .1. S Lauiar. home that I bey think be muat be Tillamook. Hawk tt Miller. Bay City. pleasant and agreeable somewhere. not have had any band in the sharp Exchange. upward move on ths Stock Exchange Health and Beauty Aid Cosmetics and lotions wilT not clear Indeed. the drought in the |«st two or Ought to Have Known Bettor. complexion of pimplee and blotches three weeks will probably reduce the your "Wbat*a the matter?" like Foley's Orino Laxative, for indi corn yield somewhat. No longer does gestion. stomach and liver trouble and “Just quarreled with my wife." anybody believe that a 8,000,000.000 habitual constipation. Cleanses the “What about?” "She said that a woman whom we bushel crop w III be harvested. There is system and is pleasant to take. J. S. Uniai. Tillamook; Hawk X Miller, Bay met was beautiful and I agreed with a fair probability that all tbe records City 1 her Houston Poet £ Taxes paid for non. Residents. Office opposite Past Office. Both phones. H. COOPER, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook , O regon . C/ARL HABERL.ACH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office across the street and north Iron the Post Office. AJA H* GOYNE, A ttorney - at -L aw . Office : Opposite Court House, T illamook , O regon . A. W. SEVERANCE, A ttorney - at -L aw , T illamook O regon . T. BO ALS, M.D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, TILLAMOOK. Office- Olson Building. Residence : Mrs. Weiss' house, west of Mrs. Walker'r., Portland and Tillamook. R. I. M. SMITH, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office over J. A. Todd & Co., Tillamook, Ore. FREIGHT, $3.00 PER TON HAWK, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, EVERY TUESDAY THAT'S ALL. » BAY CITY, OREGON. F. R. BEALS, REAL ESTAIT, HARNESS, COLLARS, etc. Yon Use Them. , We Sell Them. yy. . W. A. WILLIAMS & CO., HOTEL RAMSEY, Tillamook. Oregon. F inancial A gent , Tillamook, Oregon. p j. sharp RESIDENT DENTIST, Office across the street from the Court House. Dr. Wise’s office. sarchet , T . The Fashionable Tailor. Cleaning, Pressing and Repair ing a Specialty. Store in Heins Photographic Gallery. J^OBERT A. MILLER, The only REAL opposition steamer ttorney - at -L aw , sailing between Bay points and Portland. Land A Titles, Land Office Busi ness and Mining Law. IT IS TO THE ADVANTAGE of the PORTLAND, OREGON. peop e of Tillamook County to patronize Room, 306 Commercial BaiMwfi- this line. Route all your shipments care L O B steamer Argo. S . /^SOWING & COWINC Prompt and efficient service al wave Winter and Summer. ways. lawyers . B W B ®» O S . * Claims promptly paid and taken care of T PORTLAND, OREGON Agents at Tillamook, Ore. Bay city, Ore,' kill ™ couch Astoria, Ore. mo CURB LUNg* Portland, Ore Both freight and and vficb usinbm a fbcialtt I'hoo* *• »«*' oom 334 oicmtbr vildiw hird and ak tbebts loom Next to the U.S. Land Office» . •™ Dr. King’s Now Discovery for C8ÜSI* ’ ABO MX T1*—*T flMfl LU— GP ARAMTMD BATISFAt*0* OB BOMBT mm FVMDX*
