Tillamook headlight., October 28, 1909, Image 8

T i LLAM' j OK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 28. 1909
Editorial Snap Shots.
Underwear
Hosiery
ANNO UNCEMENT.
Tillamook’s New Suit House
The Grand Leader !
Will be opened the latter part of next week
Everything a Lady Wears
Watch this space for opening announcement
The fallow «ho says the government is
going to pay the rent for a printing
plant lacks business sense and is also
lacking in common sense.
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Apropro as to the removal of the post
office, we remcmlter quite distinctly how
surprised the patrons of the office were
one morning when the post office sud
denly, in the still small hours of the night,
took flight from Main street to Second
Avenue East. My, how the rascals did
I work that night and what a lot of
ing they did get next morning. It
truly amusing.
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Wonder where Langworthy is ?
adventure he may be running a “blind
1 pig’’ elsewhere, peradventure he may be
sick, peradventure he mav be employing
a bevy of attorneys to bulldoze a circuit
judge, or peradventure the attorneys
made such s drunken muss endeavoring
to bulldoze the court that even a boot
legger of Langworthy’s notoriety became
disgusted and decided to take a long
journey into a far country.
Royal Baking Powder is the
L greatest of time and labor
_, j savers to the pastry cook.
Kjz Economizes flour, butter
and eggs and makes the
food digestible and healthful
Makes most healthful food
No alum—no lime phosphates
The only baking powder m?de
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
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There is a good deal of truth in the
remark made in New York which, is in the beach resorts iii Tillamook county,
the throes of a hot city election ;
and to point out where they can not
“ America’s one conspicuous failure is only make the resorts famous, but
in its cities; their misgovernment is her
maker as well. That
reproach, a scandal to our civilization would be a monev
anil all the world will be poorer if the is the erection of an acquarium with a
genius of the American people, the good, large number of tanks with differeut
kind, biave people whj are Americans, species of fish and craw fish in them. It
does not wre>»t the government of the
citizens from the bandits who at once would be a splendid attraction for any
plunder, disbauch and disgrace them.” of the beaches in this county and would
be a bonanza to those who would put
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Well, it is loo had, that the glory and money into an ncquariain large enough
the honor of defeating the local option to accommodate several thousand per­
I law’ is not going to fall upon the Tills* sons, The acquarium at Brighton, Eng­
tnook attorneys—to do the shouting. A land, a fashionable summer resort, made
Jury List for November Term DEATH TO CURE HIS GRIEF
Port for Nehalem.
number of attorneys, who took up the that place famous, for excursion trains
The election on Tuesday in Nehalem cause of the bootleggers, have found out are run from all parts of that country
The jury for the November term of the Young Tillamook Soldier Tries To
and Foley precincts, for the purpose of that in trying to make the local option to visit the acquarium. The snap shot
Commit Suicide.
circuit court was drawn on Wednesday,
j submitting to the people the question of law unpopular they have also become man remembers visiting the acquariaiu
which will convene on Monday. Nov.
D enver . Colo., Oct. 21.—Grief over the formation of a Port of Nehalem, ■ unpopular themselves and lost business at Wistminster, in London, some years
8th, with Judge Burnett on the bench
I passed oft quietly, with the result that as well.
ago, and besides the numerous tanks
There are quite a large number of cases jthe death of his father several years
a m *
I it carried and Nehalem is to have an offi-
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ago
caused
John
W.
Kays,
aged
20,
who
with different kind of fish, was a large
to be disposed of. The venire is as fol
| enlisted in the regular army three 1 cial body to look after and improve the 1 The snap shot man is not perturbed as open tank fitted up with rock and railed
lows:
j months ago, to attempt suicide. He j water wavs of that section of the coun­ to what remarks anyone may make be- in with a iron railing, which contained
R. C. Maggarel, Union, farmer.
was found unconscious in his room with ty. Foley precinct, however, came with cause we raised the question w hether the a dozen large sea lion, and the noise
Wm. Crawford, Nehalem, farmer.
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his
face buried in a basin containing in two votes of being unanimously op. rock at the Red Clover factory was suit­ they made about feeding time in the
J H. Hicks, Bay farmer.
,
chloroform.
He was revived and will posed to the creation of a Port. The vote able for road purposes No one should closed in building was terrific, but it
G. II. Ward, Hoquarton, real estate
j take exceptions to what we said. We amused the crowds of people. Probably
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recover,
but
says
he will kill himself. He ( was a« follows :
Pete Norberg. Tillamook farmer.
For
Against. strictly adhere to it that there should be the best way to describe the Brighton
'
had
written
to
his
mother,
Mrs.
Lillian
Geo. II Williams, Tillamook, farmer.
Foley.....
no doubt whatever as to whether the acquarium is this ; Imagine yoursell
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K. Harris, at Tillamook, Or., as follows:
M A. Aplanalp, Fairview, fa mer.
70 ............. 27 i rock is suitable for road purposes before
I Nehalem
“
I
have
brought
more
trouble
to
your
walking down a dark covered street
T J. Bib by, South Prairie, farmer.
heart, but I do not want you to grieva ,
Total.
... 42 | it is used, for it would be a wilful waste and on either side large plate glass tanks
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S V. Anderson Fairview, farmer.
I of public money to use it if it is not suit. 50 feet long and 12 feet high, with differ,
over what I have done. I want to he |
Geo. Worthington, Hebo, farmer.
• able
That is our contention and is erent specie of fish in each tank, the light
buried
by
my
father
’
«
side.
I
have
The
Iialians
Brought
Back.
Dan Oliver, Hoquarton, carpenter.
i made in the interest of good roads.
never
enjoyed
one
moment
of
happiuess
from above the tank giving a clear view
P. B. C. Lucas, Tillamook, drayman.
Sheriff Crenshaw returned with five
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•‘iiice I learned of father’s death.’’
into
the tank. It seems to us, that with
W. B. Alderman, Tillamook, farmer.
Italian prisoners from Portland and I Some of the rock at the Red Clover
F. N Wilson, Hoquarton, farmer.
Astoria on the steamer Sue H. Elmore i factory,where the new crusher is located. so many varieties of fish in the Pacific
Word was received in this citv Thurs­
B. H Hathaway, Bay, farmer.
on Sunday. They were the Italians who ‘ was, we understand, sent tu Portland to oeean a splendid assortment is available
day night of the attempt of young Knys
W. F Latimer, Hoquarton, farmer.
“skidooed” after purchasing a number of be analysed and to ascertain whether it to make a splendid showing Once
to commit suicide. It seems that he had
erected, an acquarium is an inexpensive
Gust Wicklund, Tillamook, farmer.
articles from the Bay City merchants, is suitable for road building. Quite a
made several attempts to join th** army,
affair to keep up. There are a great
John Morgan, Fairview, farmer.
leaving their bills unpaid. The sheriff of number of persons, some of whom are
hut had been rejected every time hv the
many money making opportunities in
Geo Gudtke. Nehalem, farmer.
Clatsop county was notified and he ar­ competent to pass an opinion, say that
medical officers examining him, until he
Tillamook county, and this is one. Bay
J. II. Moore, Carnahan, farmer.
rested three men on the arrival of the I it is not suitable. There are those who
succeeded in enlisting recently in Denver,
City, Bayocean Park, Netarts or Gari
John Schield, South Prairie, farmer.
steamer at Astoria. When Sheriff Cren­ think different, who contend that as it is
and even then he had to get a permit
haldi benches, in fact, anywhere along
Eugene Atkinson, Sandlake, farmer.
shaw arrived there he found that out of a hard matter to drill into the rock, and
from his mother and father-in-law, as
the Tillamook coast would be a suitable
Stephen Scovell, Nehalem, farmer.
the three men arrested only one was im­ which is making it become quite expen
he was under age. He left here some
place for an acquarium A large number
J. J. McGinnis, Hebo, farmer.
plicated in the affair. The other two, sive, that it is suitable, but, as far as we
time in the spring of the year, and since
of fakir shows butt in wherever them is
Fred Rohitcb, Carnahan, farmer.
who were carrying concealed fire arms, are able to ascertain the opinion is be
Carl P. Knudson, Hoquarton, mer- then has been writing cheerful falters to were taken before the justice and fined coming quite general that the county liable to be a crowd, but an acquariam,
his
mother,
and
on
that
account
the
at
­
gotten up in good style, would be a great
chant.
$10 each and then told to leave town. will have to look elsewhere for good
tempt to take his life came as a great
drawing card for Tillamook and a great
W. A. Saling, Beaver, farmer.
Sheriff Crenshaw went to Portland and rock.
surprise. The young man was 20 years
money maker as well.
Alex Finlayson, Bay. farmer.
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succeeded in arresting the other four
of age and was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
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The matter of moving the post office
Claude Ackley, Fairview, farmer.
men and brought them back to the city.
There nre some sneak thieves in the
Jesse Kays, and his father was killed in
is
a
cold
blooded
business
proposition
W. D. Gladwell, Beaver, farmer.
Their names are Frank Avolio, Nick Fal-
city, in fact, for a number of years they
a small saw mill at Sandlake about seven
I. W. Hiner, Beaver, farmer.
evete, Jos. Colesenre, Frontunete Zol- with the government. A safe and com­ have quite frequently annoyed the citi­
years ago, the remains being buried in
lorno and Angelo Salerna. The men modious building for the mail and the zens with their nocturnal visits. A new
the Odd fellows' cemetery, and later
Wanted
were given a hearing before Justice Sap- public are two essentials which are first idea must have entered the craniums of
Mr«. Kays married Jeff Harris. There
Energetic young man to act as resident was a little trouble between Kays and pington on Wednesday, and taking the sought, and the concrete building having the snesk thieves, for they have com­
salesman for us in Tillamook, on acorn-
case under advisement, he hound them these it is not to bo wondered at that the
mission basis. Orssi monee tn this for his father in-law previous to his leaving over this morning to the grand jury, government made the change. On the menced to plunder those who come to the
city to trade, not, however, in the same
a live man. — Address Page & Son, Port- Tillamook, as the vouug man had been
after dismissing a motion by the men's other hand it was business enterprise in manner as the saloon keepers used to
laud. Oregon.
a little wild and had been drinking, but
building
the
concrete
building
which
attorneys to dismiss the case.
which was not serious enough to cause
brought about the change, for all must do when they would make a man drunk
Want to Buy or Sale.
him to make an attempt upon his own
Notice To Customers.
admit that tnaii is much sater in a con« and then take him to the gambling table
Farm, Hog, Hairy or Chicken Ranch life.
Crete building than in a frame structure. for the purpose of fleecing him of him j
All persons indebted to Clarence Han- Another thing, it is right and proper that monev. Now those who buy goods in
Orchawl or Timber. One acre or thou-
It’s Luck to Smoke Puck.
■amia. It will pay you to consult Hart­
etikratt will kindlv call and settle their the post office should be located in one the stores and place them in their wag­
man & Thompson, Chamber of Com­
hills promptly. Bills are payable to C. of the best buildings in this growing ons or buggies, especially on Saturday
The Better than 6c. Cigar.
S. Atkinson, my suscessor, and must be and progressive city. It was open to night, find that they are missing when
merce, Portland, Ore. Edwin Hooker,
paid in cash or bv negociable note with­
Mgr. Farm Dept.
The Cigar in the Green Box.
anyone for years to erect a building ol they arrive home. We mention this to
in 30 days from date.
this character suitable for the post office put people next, at the suggestion of one
in any part of the business portion of the of our business men. We might add that
city, and all must admit that those who it was time that these sneak thieves
were public spirited and enterprising to were arrested and sent to the peniten.
: I do to have, like the early bird, caught tiary. hut what is the use of (patting
the taxpayers to the expense and mak­
the worm.
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ing a farce of justice when there is a
The muddy, slushy condition of the namby-pamby, silly sentimental feeling
roads,
after the first spell of wet wea­ in behalf of the law breakers, with no
In order to make room for our large line of Christmas China and Glass ware which
ther, again conclusively proves that thou protection or satisfaction for the citizens
be here soon. We are going to put our present stock of Fine China and Glassware
of dollars are wasted every year who are unfortunate enough to be mur­
on sale at prices that will move them in a rush, As’Xmas, is'only a tew weeks off, you ^5) ‘ j sands
upon material for road building which dered, robbed or insulted. Anyone can
J probably have thought something about gifts. It might be that you will see something
is not suitable for that purpose. The plainly see that the courts of justice, and
) here that will be just the thing and youjget it at a great saving. See them in our window
material will not stand the heavy travel especially justice courts, are become a
• Come early and get your choice. They won’t last long.
which it is subjected to, and the first larce. for what with pettifogging, insult-1
wet spell demonstrates without the shad- ing attorneys and jurymen who are pre- I
dow of a doubt that it is the material, judiced again certain laws, our courts el
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with poor drainage and ruts, which is justice are in a bad way and degenerat j
at fault. This applies to the county as ing. Tillamook county appears to be |
well as the city. For an illustration take in line with other places for a spectacular
i
the two business streets of Tillamook farce in this respect, but what is the use ,
City, and tor a number of years large of the Headlight complaining, the tax
sums of money have been thrown away pavers have to foot the bills lor this so
Replant your choice plauts now
Grass shears are just the thing to use
I upon gravel, or to be more correct, upon called justice The travesty of justice in ,
around flower beds and fences or where«
';in. Flower Pot with plate .........
2OC.
what is a poor substitute for gravel, and the Hembree case cost the taxpayers of
the mower cannot reach.
the ooly conclusion that one can come to this county thousands of dollars and it ,
’Bin. Flower Pot with plate......... •. *5c-
is that the so-called gravel is hauld onto will cost them thousands more be !
Good Quality Shear, 6iu. Blade
50c. :
the roads and in a few weeks it is in fore justice predominates. There are a |
slush and mud, pulverized to such a con whole lot of cases which could be men
dition and ready to be hauled off, with tioned where travesty of justice have
Hv purchasing your shell in lots of 500 or more, you can save money on them,
the ref ult that the business streets of the thiowo the costs upon the taxpayers. [
( enough to pay you to look this up. See us.
city ’remain in a deplorable condition We can stand it if the taxpayers can. but
" or send ic. Stamp for Pocket Game Laws.
every year. The roads in the county we hope they will not complain about
aud city are subjected to much heavier their taxes being high, for this is one of
travel than formerly, and if they will not the drains upon the county's treasury.
stand up under the increased wear and
tear, then it is proper to look for the
For Chapped Skin.
cause of thia expensive and unsatisfac­
Chapped akin whether on the hand, or 1
tory system of road building.
fact may be cured in one night by apply. !
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ing Chamberlain a Salve, It iR
We would like to make a suggestion unequaled for aore nipple« bums and
to those who are aud intend improving scalds. For sale by Lamar's Drug Store
Tyler Building
Waists
Skirts
Make Room Sale
An automobile lamp. Finder plei
return to Dr. Boals and receive rewan
How to Cure a Cold.
Be as careful as you can, you Ml
occasionally take cold, and when you d
get a medicine of known reliability, q
that has an established reputation ai
that is certain to effect a quick cu
Such a medicine is Chamberlain’s Cou
Remedy. It has gained a world wi
reputation by its remarkable cures
this most common ailment, and ci
always be depended upon. It acts um
nature's plan, relieves the lungs, ai<9ffi
expectoration, open the secretions an4;d
aids n iture in restoring the svsfam
healthy condition. For sale by LamarfM
Drug Store.
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The Bed-Rock of Success®
lies in a keen, clear brain, backed by
domitable will and* resistless enwra
Such power comes from the splenq
health that Dr. King’s Nrw Life Pi]
impart. They vitalize every organ al
build up brain and body. J. A. Harinq
Lizemore, W. Va., writes :
They a
rhe best pills I ever used.” 25c. |
Chas. I. Clough.
The Best Plaster.
A piece of flannel dampened «il
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound 1
to the affected part« is superior to art
plaster. When troubled with lame bad
or imina in the side or chest give it a tri]
and you are certain to be more th4
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affords. This liniment also relieve
rheumatic pains ami is certain to plea!
anyone suffering from that disease. Sol
by Lamar’s Drug Store.
Frightful Fate Averted
“ I would have been a cripple for lift
from a terrible cut on my knee capj
writes Frank Disherry, Kelliher, Minn
“ without Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, whia
soon cured me.” Infallible for wound!
cuts and bruises, it soon cures Burnt
Scalds, Old Sores, Boils, Skin Eruption^
World’s best for Piles. 25c. at Chas. 1
Clough.
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A !-<•—I
t 9 "»MO*
ZS5LICKER
,
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, you've
yet
youVeyet
\Wto learn tile bodily
I comfort it gives in
\l the wettest weather
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It never fails and is pleasant to take. I
It is equally valuable for children. It is
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ALLUMINUM SOUVENIRS will be given away to Ladies’ •
visiting our store during this sale. See our advertisement of
ALLUMINUM WARE in this paper.
HUNTERS TAKE NOTICE
K ing & S mith C o
Next Door to Post Office.
Bffni - ■
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Coughs,Colds,
CROUP,
WhoopingGough
ThH remedy cm zlwipbe depended apoa and
1» »ItiMM t* tike. h cMUins m opium ar
xher harmfal drug and may be given as tnaA-
to a baby as to an odalt.
hkt 2$ tints, large size M cents.
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