ItTlLLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 7, 1909.
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It is time for the SDOtlight to turn
from pole and jungle and focus on
Wizard Nickola Te.la, who claim* that
he can produce raii: whenever it mav Le
needed.
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In addition to his fame as an exploicr
Dr. Cook has the advantage of being
able to wield a fountain pen with un
common facility. The romantic side of
the polar story will not be slighted.
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The Post Office Department propose*
to promote the good road* movement
by withholding the benefit* of the rural
delivery in localities where the road* are
bad. This is the right kind of taxation.
At * At
The president has taken a drop of
1200 feet into a mine in the copper
region of the northwest. How quickly
a man can go down when be is once
started in that direction can have more
than one illustration in more than one
of the relation* of life.
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Mr. Corey of the steel .trust is back
again from Europe, and very optimis
tic as to our immediate commercial
future. He is willing to share with us
all that we get, and has come back to
remaiu long enough to see that bis
•hare doesn't get away.
Quoth Farmer Wilson upon his return I
Catholic Mission
to WHihington from a month s vacation
Rev.
Joseph M. Oplcrgeld, of the
on his Iowa farm : “The average laborer
is living to day better th«n did Queen Society of lesus, will conduct a week’s
Elizabeth in her time. Take the meat mission from Oct. 24th to 30th, al the
hills of the laborers in Washington to Sacred Heart Church. The order of ex
day. You will tin«! that they eat meat ercisr* will be a* follows : Sunday, at
hree times a day—most of them—and, 10:30 a iu . Mass and Sermon in German;
whwt is more, they want the best cuts— ; nt 3:30 p in., the Way of the Cross and
they are not contented with any other a short instruction in English lor the
kind. They can afford them. A h a result children up to 14 year* ol age ; at 7:30
the price of meat is away up. While the p rn.. Rosary, answering of Question Box,
farmers are producing more beef ever) Sermon in English and Benediction Co
year, they are not producing enough to week days: First Mas* at 7 a m ; second
meet tbe inciease in population. I do Mass at 9 a.m. ; and Sermon in German.
not look for the prices to decrease finite| 3;30 p m., Way of the Cross and a short
rially soon.’’ In reply to an inquiry cl e insti uction for the children ; 7:30 p.m ,
secretary assert* d that tbe Western Rosary, Answering of Question Box.
farmers were now putting I heir surplus Sermon in English and Benediction. The
into automobiles and other luxuries, other announcement* will be made dur
fearing to invest in Eastern securities ing the Mission.
Non Catholic* are cordially invited to
which might decline in value within a
year. But the farmer was still greatly attend the evening services. The Mis
sionary Father will lie most pleased to
handicappe<i for want of lalforers.
explain Catholic Doctrine. Questions on
articles of Catholic Faith may be de
Reform of the Courts.
posited in the Question Box.
It is now something like a year and
• half since Banker Kost» was coi - ARCH CAPE ROAD PLANNED.
vicled ot swindling the slate and iis
depositors. Ills bunk failed iu the Surveyors Leave to Prepare Con
Fall of 1907, which was two years ago. nections with Tillamook Highway
Between conviction and punishment
A storia , Or.. Sept. 30.—Surveyors
in Ins ease, an impassable gulf appears
to yawn, and nobody now expects any left today to make preliminary surveys
thing tn come of bi* conviction. Do for a proposed road from Arch Cape to
what it will, the Supreme Court can. connect with the highway being built
not get across. The Hembree case is by Tillamook County around Necarnev
another source of sorrow to that en. Mountain. Clatsop County will be com
feebled female whom we call justice pelled to construct only one and one-
Hembree was convicted by two juries half miles of road to make the connec
of murdering members of hia family tion, and as soon as the surveys are
and burning their bodies.
Ths Su completed the line will be built, so that
preme Court has set the verdict aside it can be used as a trail before the grad
for some of those technical reasons ing is done next summer.
The intention is to also build a road
which lawyers delight in, aud now he
is to be tried again. This will make on what is known the inside route about
the third trial he ha* enjoyed for the 12 miles back from the coast, extend
same crime. Perhaps it will end the ing from a connection with the present
highway near Necanicum postoffice to
matter, but more likely it will not.
Events of this sort furnish a beau the Tillamook County line, a distance of
tiful comment upon President Taft’s about 10 miles Bids on clearing the
remark in Chicago about American right of way for this thoroughfare are
criminal law. He said that the admin to be called for this Fall, as alter the
istration of the criminal law in this route is cleared and the bridges built it
country was a disgrace to civilization. can be used by persons traveling on
Who can deny that he told the truth? horseback.
The Best Hotel.
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
J. P. AbbEN, Proprietor.
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table.
H T.
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BOTTS,
A ttorney - at -L aw .
Complete set of Abstract Booti
in office.
Taxes paid for non
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
Both phones.
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
H. COOPER,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
SUGAR always advances before berry season.
We have a good supply on hand and will sell
our friends and customers while It last.
100 lbs. sk. PURE CANE SUGAR.
O regon .
T illamook ,
C arl haberlach ,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
C. A H. Berry Sugar, $5.80 a sk.
Extra Fine Dry Granulated Sugar, $5.60 a sk.
Star brand process Rolled Barley,
Office across tbe street and north from
the Post Office.
The best on the market.
H. GOYNE,
75 lbs. Sack. $1.40.
A ttorney - at J^ aw .
Office : Opposite Court House,
T illamook , O regon .
W. SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
..
O regon .
T. B0ALS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
TILLAMOOK.]
(CAPT. P. SCHRADER)
But it 1* one thing to confess that
Heir vs.(Servant.
Mr. Pinobot say* that he has never the criminal courts are in a bad way
had a controversy with Secretary Bal and a very different thing to show how TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
linger, but Secretary Ballinger does to reform them. The President wants
When the prodigal son came home he
not say he has had no controversy Congress to set the states a good ex •aid “Make me as one of thy hired
with Mr. Piuchot. This difference of ample by putting the Federal Courts servants,” not that he wanted to be
attitude appears to indicate the atti to right, Of course, that would lie a servant, but to show his humility
tude of the president toward the two an excellent plan, but as long as the He had forfeited his right as an heir by
judgescan give any meaning they like squandering his portion. The father
men.
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to legislation, it is not clear how new commanded the servants to bring the
The Italian resident of New York who, laws can produce much effect.
robe the shoes, etc.
applying lor citizenship papers and being
Perhaps the laws are well enough
The bible teaches servitude for servants
asked if he knew anything about tbe a* they are and the secret of the and encourages the servant to be dilli-
constitution, answered ; "Yes, I know 'rouble lie* in the medievalism of the gentand faithful, but nowhere does it
Sails from Couch st. Wharf, Portland, Oregon,
him. He ver good fella," may have re bench and the bar. They are schol place the servant on a par with the heir,
membered that earlier New York wis- astios to the core, everlastingly quib God is revealed to us as Father with
dom which once declared that the con- bling about words and neglecting re all the affections of a father and good
■titution was too good a fellow to butt alities New legislation might merely will toward us. He treats us as sons
in between friend*.
afford them new subjects for logo I and not as servants.
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machies. It might not change their
The heir has a proprietary interest,
There is to be a bard fight in tbe com disposition *t all. When we face the
the servant is limited to hi« hire.
ing session of Congress against putting matter squarely, the reform of Amer,
It is unnatural to treat the heir as a
into the law* a.number of thing* declar ¡can justice will probably appear to
'
servant
or a servant as an heir, that
ed fur in the Republican platform ot last be an undertaking far too momentous
I distinction is always maintained.
year. The Republican* who are opposed and difficult to be accomplished by
We speak and act and think with the
to the keeping ol platform pledge* may one or two new laws. It may require
grace of an heir or the humitity of a
imitate tbe example set by the Democrat* some deep alteration* in the National
servant.
in the recent tariff debate and declare character.—Oregonian.
Once an heir always an heir, a ser.
themselves in favor of the platform in
vant may cease without notice.
principal but against it on details.
Its a Top Notch Drer.
Creed or belief does not determine
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G'eat del'll* compel regard. The world
James A ratten predect* that the crown* it* doers That's why the Amen- whether one is an heir or not. He mav
country will have "17 cent cotton'' this can people have c, owned Dr. King's believe what he chooses so long as he is
year, and possibly he is correct. Hi* New Diwovery the King of Throat and horn or adopted into the kingdom of
Lung remedies. Every atom i“ a health
forcast a lew mouth* ago about wheat force. It kills germs, and colds and la God.
A servant requires a master or super
turned out to be very near the mark, grippe vanish. It heals cough-racked
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank.
although he seemed, at first, to suing membrane* and coughing stops. Sore, in. ior, but all heirs are equal with equal
onize the government'* figures. The cot Hamed bronchial lula-s ami lungs are rights and priviliges.
cured ami hemorrhages cease. Dr. Geo
The Independent Church is a fraternal
ton crop will undoubtedly lie much More, Black uack, N.C., writes "it cured
smaller than it was a vear ago, when the ine of lung trouble, pronounced hopeless union of heirs without regard to belief
yield was about 18,800,000 bale*. The by all doctor»." 59c , $1 00. Trial hottie or doctrine, each Gne enjoying his own
peculiarities, in his own way, without
harvest of 1900 may not go above free Guaranteed byCha». I. Clough.
dues or obligations or ceremonies, his
10.501),000 bales. Seldom ha* the
Money Conies in Bunches
yield been smaller in recent year* than to A. A. Chisholm, of Tweadwell, N Y„ own impulse within h»s standard for
now. His reason is well worth reading: right or wrong.
that of 1900 promises to lie
"For a long time I suffered from iiuii
My opponent says that the bible
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gestion, torpid liver, constipation, ner
At Rome, Ga., headquarter* have been vousness and general debility," he teaches servitude. Now there is a dis
eatabllahed for th* Order of the True writes. "I coudn’t sleep, had no ap tinction between a servant and a slave
American*, the object of which i* to set petite, nor aribilion, grew weaker every During the time of slavery in the 8outh
tie the race problem by the deportatiou day In spite of all medical treatment. they had churches and preachers that
Then used Electric Hitlers
Twelve
of all negroes Rev. J. R. Lamb ia the hotties restored all my old-time health had to support slavery just as churches
founder and will edit a paper in it* in and vigor. Now I cau attend tn buai and preachers do servitude now, but I
It1* a wonderful med hope to see a time when all men shall
terest. He propose* to rsiae fund* with ness everv day
which to purchase territory for the pro ieme.” Infallible for Stomach, Liver, have a proprietary interest of an heir.
Kidneys, Blood and Nerves. 50c. at
J. C. G ove
posed oolonieaand to buy the land owned Clias. I. Clough,
by negroes in the country to bring about
Frightful Fate Averted
the repeal of the fifteenth amendment
Hotel Keeper
" I would have lieen a cripple for life, Well Known
Uses and
Recommends
and to disfranohia* every negro voter in from a terrible cut on mv knee cap,"
Chamberlain's Colic,
America.
writes Frank Disberry, Kelliher, Minn ,
Cholera and Diar
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" without Bucklen'* Arnica Salve, which
rhoea Remedy.
With regret we note that the Alton soon cured me.'' Infallible for wounds,
••
I
take
pleasure in saying ihat I have
(III.) man who produced in court a cuts and bruises, it soon cure* Burns, kept Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera snd
Scalds,
Old
Sore*.
Boils,
Skin
Eruptions.
tabulated record of family quarrels as a World's best for Piles. 25c. at Cha*. I. Diarrhoea Remedy in my family medi
cine chest for about fifteen years, and
mean* of getting a divorce, succeeded Clough
have always had satisfactory result*
The decree of the court mny be. and
from it* use. I have administered it to
probably is, made on other ground*. A More Than Enough is Too a great many traveling men who were
Much.
wiae judge would, in all likelihood,
To maintain health, a mature man or suffering from trouble* for which it is
presume that a man capable of keeping woman need* just enough food to i epair recommended, and have never failed to
them." says J. C. Jenkins, of
such a record would be capable of pro. the want and supply energy and laxly relieve
The habitual consumption ol Glasgow, Ky. This remedy is for sale
yoking hi* (hara of the quarrel*, or at heat.
more 5x>d than I* necessary for these by Lamar's Drug Store.
least capable of bearing a* valoroua a purpose* I* the prime cause of stomach
ForChapped Skin.
part in those affairs as the women in the trouble», rheumatism and disorders of
Chapped skin whether on the hand* or
case. The mischief is done, however, in the kidney*. If troubled with indigo*, face may be cured in one night by apply
tlon, revise your diet, let reason and
the widespread publicity which has not appetite control and take a few ing Chamberlain's Salve. It I* also
given to the original story of the intro do*e* of Chamberlain's Stomach and uneoualed for tore nipples, burns and
duction of the quarrel calendar. The Liver Tablet* and you will soon b» all •call». For tale by Lamar* Drug Store
news that th* originator of this innova right again. For sale bv Lamar'* Drng
The Best Plaster.
Store.
tion has wan his case will set other
A piece of flannel dampen t with
The Bed-Rock of Success
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound on
manners on stormy matrimonial seas to
Its* in a keen, clear beam, backed by in. to th* affected part* 1» superior to any
making up log books. Indicating tern domltabl*
will and( rvaiMleaa energy. plaster. Whin troubled with lame back
peatuoa* voyages by their datse, their Suoh power oome» from tbe splendid or
pains in th« tide or chest
It a trial
gales, their high seas, reefs and breakers. health that Dr. King * New Life Pill* i and you are certain to
»re than
. "T"
impart.
They
vitalise
every
organ
and
I
pleased
with
che
prompt
relief
which
it Money and lime invested io a training at this
The compass will he boxed on many
•tantial disidenda throughout ljf*, We
.
• po*eea*i°n of sub-
ship* to get the exact bearings on stormy build up brain and body. J. A. Harmon afford*. Thia liniment also relieve* aach student. Using expense, tow. fLd J ^u.-
°*
Liaemore, W. Vs., writes " They are rheumatic pain* and i* certain to plea*«
days when the vessel was under way for tbn bast pill* I ever nsed." 25c. at I anyone m'tfenng from that disease Sold
tbe divorce court.
Che*. I. Clough.
by Lamar's Drug Store.
W. I. STALEY, Principal,
Salem, Oregon.
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Portland and Tillamook
FREIGHT, $3.00 PER TON
EVERY TUESDAY
Office- Olson Building.
Residence : Mrs. Weiss’ house, west ol
Mrs. Walker's.
J~^R. I. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Office over J. A. Todd & Co..
Tillamook, Ore.
C. HAWK,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
BAY CITY, OREGON.
THAT’S ALL.
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
jpjN R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent ,
Tillamook, Oregon.
J~)R. P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Office across the street from the
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
'-p SARCHET,
. The Fashionable Tailor.
The only REAL opposition steamer
sailing between Bay points and Portland. Cleaning, Pressing and Repair
ing a Specialty.
IT IS TO THE ADVANTAGE of the
people of Tillamook County to patronize Store in Heins Photographic
this line. Route all your shipments care
Gallery.
steamer Argo.
J^OBERT A. MILLER,
Prompt and efficient service always,
Winter and Summer.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
Titles, Land Office Busi1
Claims promptly paid and taken care of. Land ness
and Mining Law.
Agents at Tillamook, Ore.
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Room, 306 Commerciul Building.
Bay City, Ore,
Phone A. 10^®*
Astoria, Ore.
Portland, Ore.
/“A OWING & COWINC
Sails every SATURDAY from Tillamook,
LAWYERS.
rain or shine.
334
Room Next to the U.S. Land Office. !
Both freight and passenger.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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