TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 4, 19C0
degree of excellence. The showing that
has been made by the county, hampered
L iqal A dvertisements :
as it has been bv lack of transporta
10
First Insetion, per line............... |
Each subsequent insert ion. line....
ft tion facilities, assures a wonderful de
velopment as soon as the railroad shall
Business and professional cards,
1 month .................................... 1 (MJ I be completed next year.
Homestead Notices ....................... ft UU
With this big project well on toward
Timber Claims............................ . 10 00
5 completion, it is lull time for a move to
Locals |»er line each insertion ..,
tie made on that other region of unde
Display advertisement, an inch,
50 veloped richness—Coos Bay. Portland
I month .............................. .
All Resolutions of Condolence and can get along very well without any
Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
more transcontinental railroad lines at
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc , ' present, but every one of these feeders
minimum rate, 25c. not exceedii g tire , like the line to Tillamook or the propos
lines.
ed Central Oregon lines, will add thous
I ands to the population of this city and
RATES op subscription
i more thousands to that of the rich
.•TB1CILV IN ADVANCE.)
One year............................................ 1.50 territory which surrounds us —Oregon
75 ian.
Six month!........................................
50
Three months...................................
Advertising Ratea.
COUNTY IS OVERRULED
In City’s Suit to Recover the
Back Road Taxes.
RAILWAY WORK GOES ON
T. BO'lTS,
Important To Road Districts.
The Best Hotel.
The new law gives rulings for holding
district road meetings, and voting special
road levies, for the special improvement
ot county roads by district taxation. It
reads as follows : The taxpavers of anv
road district in any county of his state
may vote an additional tax for road
purposes, providing at least ten per cent
of the taxpayers of »aid district shall
give notice by posting notices in three
public places in said road district, and
one in the court house and publish one
notice three weeks in one weekly news
paper of general circulation, signed by at
least ten per cent of the taxpayers of
said road district, giving the lime, place
and object of said meeting, which meet
ing shall be held in the month of De
cember, and at the time of said meeting
it shall be organized by the election of
a chairman and secretary, and at such
meeting they may be a majority vote of
such taxpayers, levy such additional tax
as they may deem advisable to improve
the roads of said district, and if a tax be
levied it shall be the duty of said chair
man and secretary to certify to the
county clerk of such county, prior to
January 1st, the levy so made by the
taxpayers of said district, and the county
clerk shall compute and extend said levy
on the assessment roll for that year the
same as other taxes are extended, and it
shall be the duty of the tax collector to
proceed to collect said taxes in money
the same as any other taxes are collect
ed by him, and shall be credited and
kept by the treasurer to the account of
the road district making such levy.
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Judge Earl C. Bronaugh has overruled
the demurrer to the second amended
LYTLE ROAD TO TILLAMOOK I complaint, in which the city is suing the
BEING RUSHED
county for road taxes collected within
May Be Finished by Early Spring I the corporate limits from the year 1903
j to 1909, the county having paid the city
Development at Bayocean
part ot the road tax
The ease was
In Full Sway.
I tried at the last terin of the circuit court,
Announcement is made by the officials I f and Judge Gallaway’s decision was that
ot the Pacific Railway & Navigation the city, having accepted part of the
Company that the road to Tillamook road tax could n >t obtain the balance,
will be completed early next summer. whereupon the city filed an amended
The statement is made that it is possible complaint, to wNich the county demur
that the road will be completed ns early red, and which is now overruled.
The judge, in overruling the demurrer,
as Maj, although it may not be readv
for operation until July. A force of! savs to plaintiff's second amended com
1000 men is now at work between mile-' plaint, filed in this cause, the defendant
Suppression of News.
past 10, east of Tillamook and milepost ; interposes a general demurrer, upon the
27, west of Hillsboro. Orders were, «round that the said second amended
One of the problems an editor has to
placed for nearly $400,000 worth of complaint does not state the facts suffi- meet is the often lepeated requests of
equipment which it is believed will suf j cient to constitute a cause of suit, and prominent citizens, sometimes valuable
fice in handling all the tonnage develop- ’ upon stipulation of counsel for represen- patrons of the paper, that this or that
ment during 1910. The equipment is for i tative parties, the matter was submitted item of new» be withheld from publica
three full passenger trains besides freight ' for decision and ruling on the demurrer tion. This is a problem of special diffi
equipment.
[ upon briefs of the respective counsel.
culty in the smaller cities and towns.
H. L. Chapin, vice-president and chief ■ It appears from certain points raised In the larger cities such requests are not
engineer of the company developing >>• the briefs that the briefs were prepared so frequently made, and it i& easier to
Bayocean at Tillamook Bav, has return- , upon demurrer to one of the preceding follow a general rule on the subject.
ed to Portland after four months on the complaints ascertain points are raised Speaking of cases of this kind, in which
■ • is especially
....
ground and • he
pleased . over j which are not pertinent to the questions the matters whose suppression is sought
raised by the demurrer to the second constitute legitimate items of news, the
the traffic developments.
•‘Our dredge was moved Monday to amended complaint.
Oberlin (O.) News says:
the bay beach in front of the amusement , It is alleged in this complaint that
People come at the tie «vspaper with the
park, north of the central pier, and will during a term of years, from 1903 to time worn warning that “it will do no
at once begin raising the level of the 1009, the defendant collected road taxes good to publish these things.” Publicity
park by covering the ground with sand "Pon property and from persons within is regarded as being almost if not quite
taken from the bay beach and delivered i l^e city limits of Tillamook City, and as potent a preventive of lawbreakiig
through the pipe line," said Mr. Cltupin that by virtue of the provisions ..f the as the fear of punishment, and the effect
on his arrival. “We will increase the charter of Tillamook City the city of of publicity should be considered beiore
elevation of the entire park with the ex-! Tillamook had the sole right to collect rather than after the commission of of
ceptiun of the lour lakes, uround w hich ! road taxes upon property and lio.n pet- fences. This fear makes the work of the
many ot the recreation features will be 80,18 within the city limits, and that officers of the law easier, and the public
constructed, and which will add mater- ■ 8uch property aud persons were exempt should know^what is going on in the
ially to the npperancc of the park. Our j ^ro,u the same taxes to 1 illaiuook C ouii - local courts. Newspapers usually are
d edge has moved as high as 200 cubic
glad to withhold the publication of news
yards of sand an hour and should work
It is alleged that during said term o, which might prove injurious to the good
as rapidly at the park. We have a good '’rcnl8 8aid Tillamook County collected names of any individual nr work harm
force of men at work, and construction [ j large sums of money as such road taxes, to his business, but there is a class of
for the whole winter has been laid out and that no part thereof has been paid people who make a habit of trying to
to Tillamook City by the county.
for steadv progress.
suppress everything with which some of
It is conceded by the defendant that their friends are connected. Many vears
“A half mile of the boulevard, which
runs along the entire bay side of the Tillamook City wasauthorized to collect of experiences teaches us that no news-
resort, has been filled in by the dredge, and expend lVa mills road tax, but it paper ever made any friends or realized
and as soon ns the rock crushing plant appears from the complaint that the any benefits from suppressing the legiti
is in readiness we will begin the dis road tax levied by the county on such mate things the public ought to know
tribution of rock for the pavement of the property has greatly exceeded this,
boulevard and the streets around the ranging from 7 6-10 to 10 mills per an
Two Grinding At the Mill.
hotel site which have already been num.
In
my
judgment
it
matters
not,
for
the
TO
EDITOR
OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
graded. We have a narrow guage rail,
From the time Cain and Able met to
road, including an engine and 37 cars, purposes of this demurrer, to what pro
now ou the ground for this purpose, and portion of said road tax said Tillamook worship, down through the age of time,
an excellent quality of rock for street, City is entitled. If Tillamook county has there has been two grinding at the O.II1.
collected any tax to any proportion uf
God promised to Abraham that in his
work.
"The streets in the southern part of! wh,»:h Tillamook City is entitled, or any seed should all the world Ire blessed, but
the resort are being cleared, the trees re- Proportion of which said city might have he had seed by the bond woman ar will
moved tn this way being utilized as fuel llvied aild collected for itself, then, under as by bis wile.
for ths dredge and the donkey engines." j »*•« rulings of the supreme court of this
Competition is lite and the Glory of
The dredge mentioned is a combinn. State, the city has a right to recover the God. How He can justify one man by
works and another by grace is beyond
tion faction and dam shell dredge, and same from the county.
It appeared from the allegations in the reason, yet no man ever had a balance
aside from the Government’s equipment
is the first dredge of its size to be operat original complaint and the first amended due him by works nor is there any man
complaint that the county had during beyond the limits of grace.
ed on Tillamook Bay.—Oregonian.
the years mentioned paid over a consid
Almost every man is interested in the
erable amount of road taxes to the ci tv, affairs of the government, but the
Our Next New Railroad.
but in the second amended complaint it majority of men have lost their interest
Competition of the North Bank Kail is alleged that no part of said taxes have in the church, yet the church has more
road, the fierce rivalry between the Hill! been paid to Tillamook City. Therefore, to do with our privileges than the gov
and the Harriman forces for vantage in I it appears from the face of the complaint eminent.
Worksand mercy are the two sides of
the Central Oregon field, and the steadv | that the county is in possession of road
increase of electric line mileage in the ( taxes, some proportion of which at least the question, there are no other cerms
on which it is possible for us to make
territory adjacent to Portland, may have should go to the city.
It is urged in support of the demurrer peace with God.
caused us temporarily to lose sight of a
In a race we all run, to run alone has
highly important trade field that will be that the facts alleged are not such as to
opened up next year. The road to Til)«, warrant an accounting, but it appears no sensation of a race.
To challenge a cripple would show
mook. for .which Portland has been to me that the matters cover such a
working for years, will,be an accomplish- ( pcripd of time and are of such a nature cowardice unless we are crippled our
ed;tact next year, and, in anticipation of ( and of such complexity as not to be sub selves. There must be some degree of
equality to compete.
its early completion, a large number of mitted to a jury.
Men are about evenly divided on the
settlers are rushing into the country.
Forced Into Exile.
question of works and grace. Men lore
The possibilities tor trade in this new
Witt. Upchurch, of Glen Oak, Okla., competition, a man fight, a dog tight,
field, as yet scarcely touched, can be
wax an exile from home. Mountain air,
partly understood when it is stated that he thought, would cure a frightful lung- a horserace or game of cards or billiards,
the value of the cheese output alone 'racking cough that had defied all rem anything where competition is keen.
from the fifty-two factories in the county edive for two years. After six months he Works and grace furnish the greatest
death dogging
TggiQff h
his .............................
steps. "Then diversity of opinion, and is of the great
will this year exceed $500,000. while I returned,
I began to use l)r.
IL. King
" ’s "
New Z Dis
other dairy products, fruit and fish will covery’’ he writee. "and alter taking eat importance, for they doom man's
add ns much more to the wealth of the six bottles I am as well as ever.’’ It eternity.
saves thousands yearly from desperate
If there was a general meeting place
county.
lung diseases Infallible for Cough and
For permanent value, the dairying j Colds, it dispels Hoarseness and Sore where works aud mercy were contrasted,
and agricultural industries are propor Throat Cures Grip, Bronchitis, Hem or where men who believe in works
tionally the most valuable assets of orrhages, Asthma, Croup. Whooping present their side, and those who believe
Tillamook County, but the traffic that Cough 50c. and $1.00, trial bottle tree, in grace the other, the average man
guaranteed by Chas. I. Clough.
would naturally side with one or the
will pour millions into Tillamook and
the other coast regions to be tapped by
Mrs. Louie Hite. 4$8 Outlen St.. Dan. other.
It is just as necessary to hear both
the new road is that which will follow ville. III. , writee. October 1st : "Foley's
Kidney Pills started me on the road to sides ot the question as to have two
exploitation of the timber resources of health. 1 was treated by four doctors lawyers
in a court. If there were but one
the county. Tillamook Conntv alone and took other kidney remedies but lawyer it would be onesided and distu-
has 30,000,000.000 feet of merchantable grew worse, and was unable to do mv te resting.
Churches are formally dedicated to
timber. While this is being marketed homework, and the doctor told me I
only could live from two to six months. the worship ot God without distinction
employment will be given thousands of I am now so much better that I do all ot
works or mercy, the choice of which
men who will there make homas and in of my own work, and I shall be very belongs to the individual.
time transform the wilderness into a glad to tell any one afflicted with kid-
The Jewish people were blind to the
garden. The Tillamook region is an i ney or bladder trouble the good results grace and mercy of God. hence they
II received from taking Foley s Kidney
works, and these is nu reason why
ideal dairy county, but it haa been dem ; Pills " Commence today and be well chose
men ot ibis day should not be stricken
onstrated also that fruit vegetables and . i Do not risk having Bright's Dsease or with the same blindness
other farm products will reach a high Diabetes.—Chaa. 1. Clough.
J. C. Govs.
J
Complete set of Abstract Books
Taxes paid for non-
in office.
P. AULEN. Proprietor
Residents.
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Office opposite Post Office.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table.
A ttorney - at -L aw .
•
Both phones.
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
^^7 II. COOPER,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook ,
C arl
O regon .
haberlach ,
KAISER BLUME.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Unsurpassed. Non Intoxicating
MALT TEA.
Office across the street and north from
the Post Office.
—9
H. GOYNE,
Special Brew.
A ttorney - at - L aw .
BOTTLED BY
THE
Office : Opposite Court House,
Columbia Bottling Co.,
Astoria, Oregon
Soda Waters, Slpthons, Bartlett Mineral
T illamook , O regon .
A. W. SEVERANCE,
Water.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
O regon .
T. B0ALS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
TILLAMOOK]
Office- Olson Building.
Residence : Mrs. Weiss’ house, west of
Mrs. Walker’s.
(CAPT. P. SCHRADER)
J-^R. I. M. SMITH,
Portland and Tillamook.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Office over J. A. Todd & Co.,
Tillamook, Ore.
hawk >
FREIGHT, $3.00 PER TON.
I
Sails
from Couch st. Wharf, Portland, Oregon, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
BAY CITY, OREGON.
EVERY TUESDAY
THAT’S ALL.
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent ,
Tillamook, Oregon.
40 Reg^VeUO
HOliSTEIHS-FRlESIAflS,
IO cows front 3 to 7 years, fresh and soon to be fresh, 15 bred
heifers ; 15 bulls, many from A. R. O. Dams of 19 to 25
pounds of butter in 7 days. These cattle are from the best
working herds in New York and will be sold at prices that
any farmer can afford to buy. Come and see them or write
for description aud prices of what you want.
FRYAR & COMPANY, Sumner, Wash.
]~)R- p- J- SHARP,
RESIDENT
DENTIST,
Office across the street from the
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
SARCHET,
k . The Fashionable Tailor.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repair
ing a Specialty.
Store in Heins Photographic
Gallery.
J^OBERT A. MILLER,
The only REAL opposition steamer
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
sailing between Bay points and Portland. Land Titles, Land Office Busi
ness and Mining Law.
IT IS TO THE ADVANTAGE of the
OREGON.
people of Tillamook County to patronize PORTLAND,
Room, 306 Commercial Building-
this line. Route all your shipments care
Phone A. lOO®«
Orrrcs
steamer Argo.
OWING
& COWINC
Prompt and efficient service alwavs
LAWYERS
Winter and Summer.
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Claims promptly paid and taken care of. Room Next to the U.S. Land Office. *
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Agents at Tillamook, Ore.
Bay City, Ore,
KILL th . COUGH
Astoria, Ore.
MO CURE TH« LUNGS
Portland, Ore.
B l - sinbss
L and
A SVSCIALTT.
R oom
W orcester B uilding ,
T hird and O ak S treets .
Sails every SATURDAY from Tillamook
rain or shine.
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Both freight and passenger.
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King’s
New Discovery
C8USr*
WITH
FOR
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tup ALL THROAT AMD LUM TWOUBLEL
GUARANTUD gATISFACTOBY
OB MOSEY BRFUNDED.