T illamook
headlight ,
N ovember
n. 1009.
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GRAND
Tillamook’s
Leading Cloak
and Suit House.
Editorial Snap Shots
OPENING I
Tillamook’s
Leading Cloak
and Suit House.
My, what a scare a lot of blind
pigs did get the first of the week.
Bootleggers take notice.
Free
apartment for bootleggers at the
county’s blind pig pen.
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Who said that Ed. Hadley sudden
ly abandoned his blind pig and
“skidooed” —to visit his uncle ?
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so much so, he thought that it wJ
a good thing for his health to lead
the city, for lie did not have tlj
nerve to witness such a alaughtei
We will lie caught and brough
back and lined up with the othei
' Tillamook law breakers who are till
I cause of the drunkenness and si
many boys getting booze.
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The spirit of iawnessness in thii
county is again plainly seen in till
bootleg cases. It is unfortunate ti i
Tillamook County that the condii
lions are such, for it still gives t li<
county a bad reputation.
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Headlight has long since come td
the conclusion that before this w|
be put a stop to the officials will
have to send a number of them tJ
the county jail or state penitentiary]
That would have a most wholesomJ
effect as well as economical for tlid
county, for the silly, sentimental
habit of sympathising with the law]
less class does not help to redu< a
taxation.
The county’s blind pig pen has
been vacant too long, and the time
is long past when a whole band of
the blind pigs were nosing around
in the county’s stye.
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Bootlegger I.angworthy returned
to the city, and it seems if those
who were backing him and promis
ed to pay his fine goes back on him he
will “sweat” it out in the county’s
blind pig pen.
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We have all heard about "stool
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pigeons.” In Tillamook City they
Those who “knocked” because tin
have reached a much higher degree county court decided to build ¡|
of civilization, for it is plain as the bridge across the Tillamook rive]
snouts on their faces that we have a argued that it was a waste of moms
lot oi “stool pigs” in tl is city.
to do so because of the bad condii
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tion of the road to Netarts. Well. i|
Tliere is a good deal of truth in seems that the bridge is nearly com]
the old saying : “Be sure your sin plete and the first two miles of thd
will find you out.” Bootleggers in road is to be put in good shape. Wd
this county have been doing a tre will add this, that no other part oi
mendous amount of sinning, but it the county is knocking because tha
will eventually bring them before county court is building bridges.
No matter, the people from the cenJ
the bar of justice.
ter part of the county will be ablJ
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Eggs are selling at 50c. a dozen in to go to Netarts in ease and comfort
Tillamook City and there is not next summer, something they havq
enough to supply the demand even longed to do for many years past.
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at that price. This is a good thing
Justice in Tillamook County is a]
for the producers, but, oh my, the
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poor consumers are wondering how queer thing, or, at least, it takes a]
Quite a strong assertion you will say, but we
peculiar turn every once in a while.)
much higher eatables will go.
For instance : Solon Schiffmann]
are showing these Suits, comprising the
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Unless someone consents to be was accused of keeping hie cheesel
most attractive assemblage of correct styles and popular
Uncle Sam’s stamp licker at Dolph, factory in an unsanitary condition.!
the post office at that place will be He was given a trial in Justice Sap-]
fabrics the people of Tillamook have ever witnessed, at
discontinued. Here’s a chance for pington's court and the jury failed!
office
seekers, and they won't have to agree, as two of the jurymen, ¡tl
prices that will save you money.
Then]
to subscribe to statement No. 1, nor is reported, voted blank.
Schiffmann voluntarily pleaded tha«
any other fool statement, either.
he was guilty and the justice fineJ
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Some people talk about controlling him $25. The costs in the case, a J
saloon in advocacy of a wet county. will be seen in the board of comtnisJ
We will ask a simple question. As sioner’s proceedings, amounted tJ
it appears to be a difficult matter in $74.05, and “the people,” whom wJ
Tillamook City to make the near- hear so much about, have to payl
beer joints comply with the law, how the costs,for the fine goes to thel
’
much more difficult is it to make a state.
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saloon keeper to respect by the law?
50c. Hair Rolls now 35c
Does Mayor Coates and the City
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Council need further proof that tha
There
are
quite
a
number
yet
who
24-inch Sanitary-Made Hair Rolls.
have not, but should be, caught in near-beer joints, whom they licensed
They’re light and can be washed.
the blind pig muck rake. As the to sell that decdction, have been
All shades, 50c. kinds, sale price
real fun has only just begun there the cause of some of the drunken!
35c.
will be something doing from now ness in the city. There is only on«
on,
for the “squealers” are becom course for them to pursue, that is ifl
$3.50-$4 Hair Puffs, $2.50
they are looking after the city’s anrl
ing more numerous.
not the .interests of the law break!
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Real Hair Puffs, your choice of five
Reg. $5 Real Hair.
ers, is to revoke the licenses a tri
It is pretty bad form for young call upon the bondsmen to pay into!
different styles. They are sanitary
women io be smoking cigarettes on the city the amount of their bonds!
made. Come in all shades ; regular
Switches Now $3.95
the streets with young men. Per And, another thing, as the near-beea
$3.50 and $4.(X) kinds, sale price now
haps if parents kept a closer tab on joints have now proved themselves
$2.50
Wavy
Hair,
24
inches
long.
Natural
their daughters there would not be to be blind pig joints, the City Coun-I
They’re sanitary made and in all
as many yours girlB starting a life cil should grant no more near-been
25c. Silk Hair Nets, 15c
shades.
of prostitution through getting into licenses, for they have proved them!
These regular $5.00 Switches, Bale
bad habits and bad company.
selves a regular snare and delusion.!
50c. Hair Barretts, 25c
price only $3.95.
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Judge Burnett made the remark
If you are a knocker and see the]
this morning in passing upon a shadows of failure in everything!
civil action, that it was a good thing that is proposed to help the town!
For Sale.
to avoid litigation when possible. for heaven's sake go get into some!
Tillamook Jottings.
This is good advice and all sensible secluded canyon and kick you«
4-horse power gasoline engine attorneys advise their clients to do. shadow on the clay bank, and give!
the men who are working to build]
Judge Burnett will not pass sen
with wood-saw attachment, Inquire so. But it is not advice that up-start, up the town a chance. One longJ
tence upon the bootleggers until i I
of Gus Kunz, Tillamook.
pettifogging gentlemen of the bar faced, hollow-eyed, whining, caping.l
all of the cases are disposed of, for
chronic kicker can do more to keep]
will follow.
it is reported that others will lie ar
away business and capital from al
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Lost
town than all the droughs, shorn
rested.
\ Saving« account mentis thrift, indepen
Now that all the members of the crops, chinch bugs, cyclones an ll
In the case of Morris Schnal vs.
A pair of glasses in case, between Port of Tillamook are in the county blizzards combined. — Roseburgl
dence, self respect and freedom from the
The Portland A Tillamook Trans Bay City and Garibaldi,
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Finder ■ there should be something doing by Evening News.
worries of to-day and the uncertainties of
portation Co., in which the plaintiff please return to Dr. H. E. Morris, way of improving the water front
This also applies to Tillamook]
to-morrow.
TJie man with the Hank
sued for $409.75 for alleged damages | Tillamook.
and establishing a harbor line. Get City, that no matter how some of the]
to goods,the jury assessedjhe dam |
Account can look tlie world square in the
busy, gentlemen, for the harbor progressive citizens may strive fol
nges at $15, which throws the costs j
Call For Warrants.
eye for he is his own master. Money is
needs improving- widening as well improve the conditions of the city,I
upon the plaintiff.
as deepening—as much as other or to elevate it morally, the knocker]
power. If sickness, accident or loss of
The remains of the late Miss Naomi i All General Fund Warrants en- parts of the city.
is always in evidence striving to pulll
position comes his way he is safe. His
March but
6, 1908,
Quite
a strong
you prior
will to say,
we will
Svenson.
daughter
of Mr. assertion
and Mrs. dorsed
down.
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account will tide him over.
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C. Svenson, who died suddenly in be paid on presentation at The First
It
was
reported
that
all
the
saloon
County
The Republican party in Oregon
on Oct. 31 Mil from hemor National or Tillamook
Are you hacked by a Savings Account? Why not? Portland
rhage at the base of the brain, were Bank. Interest ceases this 11th day keepers, the gamblers and the cigar appears to be on the road to become!
dealers worked against the election safe and sane again. Republicans!
brought in on the steamer Argo on of
' November. 1909.
We’ve a Pasa Eook Waiting for Yon.
of Heney for district attorney in San allowed themselves to be enticed!
P. W. T odd ,
Thursday and were taken to the
County Treasurer. Francisco. No one need wonder at away from one of the fundamental]
home of her parents. The funeral
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that, for when it comes to a vote or principles of the country, that of aJ
C APITA L
took place on Friday, the religious
a question of enfolding the law it is representative government, and tol
$30.000 00
Notice To The Public.
service being in the M. E. cliurch,
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a notorious fact that this class is loose their heads over the L” Ren fal-l
conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. F.
.JsiPEPVISIQN.
Chester McGee and Erwin Harri lined up against those who take a lacies. with the result »hat the Den |
Dunlop, and the interment was in
ocratic tail is wagging the Repttbli-I
the Oddfellows’ cemetery, which was I son are regularly appointed deputy stand for the enforcement of law.
treasurers, and all county business
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can dog. They are now beginning]
attended by a number of sympathis
will be transacted at either bank
Veterinary Surgeon Reedy was to realize that the Republican party I
ing friends. Deceased was aged
•luring my absence.
quizzing at some of the blind pigs and the laws of Oregon are becom-l
17 years. 8 months and 5 days. She
P. W. T odd ,
while they were held in the sheriff's ing muddled up so badly that other
was born in Tillamook county, and
County Treasurer. office on Tuesday. Wonder whether States are holding Oregon up tol
had. previously to her death. I>een
he could tell what breed of blind ridicule on account of freak meth
under a doctor’s care, and as she
Good Land For Sale.
pigs they belongedto : Tillamook ods of legislation and foolish pled
was considered to be in better health
’s curley tailed blind pigs, Ne ges imposed on candidates. Wei
£ since she went to Portland in Sep Fine tract of river bottom land City
halem's flopped eared blind pigs, cannot impress it too strongly upon
£ tember, the news of her sudden one mile from Corvallis. Oregon, Garibald'a
mud wallowing blind our readers that this is a represen-
g death came as a shock to her par especially well adapted for peaches pigs, Bay City
’s long legged blind tive government, ami the safe and
ents and friends, for she was a and alfalfa, on ‘ good county road.
pigs or Cloverdale's barn raised sane thing for Republicans, who I
i young woman wliowas respected in We are now cutting this tract into blind
pigs. It is a pity there is not have been hoodooed and buncoed I
the community.
smaller tracts ranging from 30 to
a stock show in this county so that by U'Renism. is to piten he fallacy I
TheSu* H. Elmore left on Satur 300 acres at a remarkably low figure
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day with the following tmasengera : I for such land. For particulars call these different breeds of blind pigs overboard and ever after stick to I
could be put on exhibition.
the^ystem of representative govern- I
F. C. Blaser and wife. L. J. Fralick. | on or write.
G. K. Tinkert. W. J. Bogart, Mrs. T.
ment.
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Kind Show. 7:30 I’.M.
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Second Show, S;30 I’.M.
T he R obinson -.C ate C o ..
B. Handley, jr. Cap Handley. Geo. j
Ed. Hadley had a presentiment
Corvallis. Oregon.
Hanathan. E. Earl, M. Poulson. P.
Card of Thanks.
that something was going to hap
F. Wright. Miss J. Phillips. Miss I
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I Balch, C. Vaughn. R. P. Plautlaum. I
pen to the blind pigs, for he did not
ADMISSION, 10 Cents.
Wanted
Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Swenson
Sisters of Chanty. Mrs. C. Blaser |
remain long in the city when he
Energellc younje man toad as mident
through these columns wish to ex
and daughters. J. H. Newman. A.C.
Smith. R. L. Wade. E Page. D. C. salrmnsti
•I’«"«" for us
u in Tillantes,», on a com- got the impression that there was press their thanks to all those who
Wise. F D Small. A. C. U Berry mission basis, G<md tnonsy in Ibis for going to be a pigsticking contest. |
have assisted at the time of their
and family and Captain Felix and I • ll»e man. — Adáress Paga A Son, ’Por» He had a guilty conscience and it ,
late bereavement of their daughter
. land, Oregon.
family.
worked on hie blind pig organism.
Naomi.
TYLER BUILDING.
Boost the Grand Leader and we’ll Boost Tillamook.
You are cordially invited to attend the Grand Opening of the Grand Leader.
We wish all the people of Tillamook to consider this as a personal invita
tion to visit our store, inspect our line of Women’s and Misses Cloaks and
and Suits. Call and let’s become acquainted.
LX
al >
500 Women’s
Tailored Suits
Greatest Sale
Ever Held.
Women’s $25 Suits, special $15
Women’s $35 Suits, special $25
Cloaks,
Suits,
Waists
Skirts
Human Hair
Goods.
Corsets,
Underwear,
Hosiery,
WHAT IT
MEANS....
STAR
THEATRE.
Change of Program
Thursday, Sunday and Tuesday.
Sale on New Hair Goods.