Tillamook headlight., March 31, 1910, Image 5

•HLLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MARCH 31, 1910
NETARTS.
Pointed Remarks
WANTED.
success.
At harvest time extra |
inducements have been offered, and By the City Council, a Garbage
Dumping Ground.
some young men have responded i
A more pressing ueed at this time
during the college vacation, But
the uetnand for workers on the even than a children's play ground.
farms is still lively, anil there > Who will be the patriotic citizen to
seems to be scarcely a limit to the give the use of some out-of-the-way
opportunities in that quarter. It is piece of property for this purpose ?
an excellent chance to gain practi­ Preferable not more than a utile
cal experience, and a few years from the center of the city.
diligently spent oil a farm, with
fair wages and board, should Would Have Cost Hi mJ His Life
Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, Kv ,
qualify a young man to go into
writes: I have used Foley’s Kidney
business for himself, and not Remedy and take great pleasure in
necessarily us a tenant. He should stating it cured
me
perma­
tie able to buy or homestead some : nently of kidney disease which cer­
acres of his own and apply the tainly would have cost me my life.” j
—C- I. Clough.
positive knowledge he had gained.
The new- element of distrust Svnopsis of the Annual Statement
of the EQUITABLE LIFE AS
thrown about the story of Comd.
SI RANI SOCIETY OF THE
Peary by the refusal of the House
U.S., of New York City, in the
committee to favor special honors
State ot New York, on the 31st
day ot December, 1909, made to
for his discovery of the North Pole
the Insurance Commissioner of
has brought out defense from two
the State of Oregon, persuant to
noted polar explorers. Knud R«\s
Ian :
mussen, the Danish expert in Arc­
CAPITAL.
tic travel, is quoted as saying that Amount of capital paid
up............................................ $100.000.00
the length of sledge journeys which
INCOME.
Peary claims to have made is not Premiums receiveil during
impossible.
Rasmussen himself
the year ....................... 53.262.'. 94.43
says he has travelel on sledges Interest, dividends and
rents received during
from 7J to 100 miles in a day.
But
year ................................. 20,838,403.601
“till he thinks it a little strange Income from other sources
that Peary made those wonderful
received
during
the
year ......................................1,741.608.28
marches on his return journey from
the pole when his dogs must have
Total income.......... $75.843,091.31
been very tired. Rasmussen thinks
disbursements .
Peary should give all his data to Paid for losses, endow­
ments, annuities and sur­
Congress.
From London comes
render values............. $41.946,721.55
in interview with Lieut. Shackle­
Dividends paiil to policy
ton, who holds to Antarctic record.
holders during tlie year 9,609,049.08
He says one can not have the sligh­ Dividends paid on capi­
tal stock during the year. 7.00l).(X>
test doubt of Pearj’s achievement.
Commissions and salaries
There has been occasionally criti­
paid during the year. .6,430,122.84 I
cism on the old settlers, anil some Taxes, licenses and fees
paid during the year .. 960.655.84 .
call them mossbacks, just because
they do not care to sell their prop­ Amount of all other ex­
penditures .......................... 3,635,808.90 |
erty, and also because they do not
contribute financially to all new
Total expenditures.$62.589,442.21
ASSETS.
industries. Now let us reason a
Market
values of real estate
I
little. The mossbacks, as you call
owned ............................ $28,644,077.84
them, generally have money in the Market value of stocks and
bank. Their credit is gilt edge.
bonds owned.............. 271,715,547.95
They pay a goodly sum for taxes Loans on mortgages anil
collateral, etc............... 98,506,148.08
and you will always find their larder
Premiums
notes
anil
ladened with good things to eat. Can
policy loans................. 59,954,933.10
their critics say as much? We al­ Cush in banks and on
hand................................. 10.939,108.85
ways have noticed that the fellows
uncollected and de
who are yelling the loudest for great Net
ferred premiums .... 4,900,973.36 I
industries and municipal improve­ Other assets (net).......... 5,059,IKK).08
ments seldom have any property,
Total assets .......... $479,900.419.21
and consequently do not care how
much the taxes are that the natural Less special deposits in
any State (if any there
results of all public expenditure.
be) ................. .........................
—
If the younger generation had to
Total assets admitted
in Oregon ............ $479,900,419.21
toil in their youth, and endure the
LIABILITIES.
hardships and sufferings these old Net reserve..................... $391,2t>5,581.(I)
mossbacks, as you call them, had Total policy claims . . . 3,196,28545
to undergo,they would know how All other liabilities ... 6,300.420*70 '
they earned the little luxuries they
Total liabilities... $490,762.293.15
now enjoy, and the old liomstend Total insurance in force
with the old fashioned home is the
December 31. 19(4) $1,335,347,979.00
THE
result of honest toil.—Washington BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR
YEAR.
County News._____________
Total risks written during
the year........................... $201,759.00
An Ideal Cough Medicine.
Gross
premiums
re- ,
“As an ideal cough medicine I
ceiveil during the year I
regard Chamberlain’s cough remedy Premiums returnedd.tr- i 188,393.30
in a class bv its self, says Dr. R. A.
ing the year .................... ’
Wilshire of Gwynneuili, Ind.
"1 Losses paid during the
take great pleasure in testifying to
year..................................... . 42, 613. (X)
the results of Chamberlain’s cough Losses incurred during
medicine.
In fact I know of no
the year ............................. 42,61.3.(1)
other pre|iaration that meets so fully Total amount of risks out­
the expectations of the most exact
standing in Oregon, De
ing in cases of croup or coughs of
cember 31, 1909
4,840,417.00
children. As it contains no opium, The Equitable
Life
Assurance
chloroform or morphine it certainly
Society of the U.S.
makes a most safe, pleasent anil
Signed by PAUL MORTON. Pre.
efficacious remedy for the ills it is
Statutory resident general agent
intended. -For sale by I.amar's Drug and attorney for service: D. C.
Store.
Herrin,
-Agency Manager; J. G.
Bennett, Cashier, Portland, Ore.
No Substitute.
Accept no substitute for Foley's
Honey and Tar. It is the best and
safest remedy for coughs, colds
Pint of milk, merged into one
throat and lung troubles. Contains
no opiates and no harmful drugs. pound of
Remember the name, Foley’s Honey
and Tar, and accept no substitutes.
—C. I. Clough.
Mr. and Mrs. Bricdy, of Clover
Monopolies die hard, but in the
hie, were the guests of Geo. W.
Hielps Thursday night and Fri- end public opinion is too much for
lay, it 1 being their first trip t< them.
¡Harts.
Ten cents a pound for hogs on
[Ralph Ackley, ot Portland, war the hoof is going to put pig’s feet
■siting with Ilia father-in-law Fri- in the luxury class.
Farmers are advertising (or help.
■y and Saturday of lust week,
■turning to Tillamook Saturday \ word to the city agricultural stu­
dent should be sufficient.
keniug.
-*
A tariff war brought on by Can­
[Dr. I. M. Smith was called t<
let arts Saturday evening to see ada might turn out to be a Dornin-
|eo. W. Phelps, who is very sick, ion boom for annexation.
le has been failing-in health since
All the strike news of the season
■e first of the year.
indicates that arbitration would
Ill O'Hara went to Tillamook tin have been much the best starting
1st of the week, returning the same point.
What will Col. Bryan 1 llave to
by-
IS. J. Reading has hired out tc show for his trip to South America':
>le certainly will not try to lug in
fork for B. O'Hara for one year.
[Chas. Arrance and family, of any pelts or skeletons.
¡Bnsas. and a brother of Dai ' Col. Roosevelt advises the Egypt­
■-rance, of Netarts, is expected ians on their civic duties, but will
tie this week, where they will lave a knottier subject if the
fobably make their future home. louse of Lords asks liis counsel.
J. E. Davis is expected home
The latest quotation of a choice
bon and will move liis family out Missouri mule is $350.
In these
bar Monmouth, where he lias i. iiues there’s music to a farmer’s
■mestead.
•ars in a squeal, a grunt or a bray.
The new automobile record is
BOULDER CREEK.
uile in twenty-eight seconds. It is
no longer a question whether man
[W. N. Bays is moving his liouse-
|>!d good to Beaver, where he has -■an fly, but if any bird can keep up.
In lecturing to hobos on alfalfa it
■light Mr. Ginn's property.
lit sounds good to hear the busy is safer to mention that it needs no
bin of the Hazel Bend cheese fac- replanting for years than that il
mist be cut several times each sea­
frv once more.
pl. L. Jensen had the misfortune son.
I lose a fine youug cow last week.
Speculators who corner the mar­
HVork has been started again on kets will be apt to avoid Manches-
|e new road near W. D. Gladwill's er as a place to play the hero. Mr.
■der the able supervision of R. O. Patten found the cotton pit more
like a bear.
■eliards, of Blaine.
pVe. are glad to note that Miss.
It is stated in the dispatches that
■ nnieSinit li. who has been suffering Mr. Roosevelt’s first breakfast at
Illi her eyes, is greatly improved. Khartum consisted of six eggs anil
[Miss Daisy Allender closed a si.x i large platter of bacon. He is the
lonth’s term of school in the Brov/n prodigal son. all right.
¡strict by an entertainment last
In the annual report of the sugar
riday afternoon. She left Satur-
trust the weighing suits represent
for Tillamook, where we art
in expense of $2,135,486*
The at­
[formed, she lias accepted a porti­
tempt to cheat in the scoop turned
on in Mrs. Sturgeon's milliner} out badly in the hogshead.
■re.
A lecturer on poultry raising says
■ I A. Chopard and family went
I Hebo Saturday to eat Easter eggs that more than 200 chickens should
All
■th J. W. Hester and family. They never be allowed on one farm.
who
have
tried
arithmetical
progres
­
Bo visited Mrs.Chopard’s parents,
sion on the lien will agree with
ir. and Mrs. Getcbell.
aim.
fjohn Iirake is home again, after a
A well-known economist predicts
■ek's stay with his parents at Till-
that tlie United States will be in the
nook.
[AV. N. Bays and son Maurice, throes of a financial panic in 11112.
■ nt to the county seat last Friday. These panics always come when
[Nr. anil Mrs. L. D. Krake of Fair- men bet on the wrong president­
Ba, came out Saturday to visit ial candidate,
¡eir son Ellilee, remaining until
Australia will pattern its new
bnilay.
military institution after West
«Ir. O. P. Mattoon, of Hebo, was Point Our neighbors in the com-
lour vicinity last week trying to monwealth in the South Seas con-
■y some liogs; there seems to be tin tie to regard Uncle Sam as a
«rent demand for porkers this great and good model.
■ring.
An Iowa farmer lost $3020 and
■olin Borba and liis brotlier-in- than $6001) in two successive deals
|w Mr. T. Snares went to Tilla-
with fake sporting men.
The pro­
kok last Monday.
fits of agriculture are large, but
Plowing and sowing oats has not sufficient to warrant branching
ten tlie chief occupation of most out as a dead-game sport.
Bour fallow citizens for some weeks
Mr. Patten says he was not assau­
■st. A good many acres of oats
¡11 be harvested in this part of the lted on the floor of the Manchester
Cotton Exchange, but only booed
prnty the coming season.
«Irs. Roza Borba visited Mrs. and shoved about until he was led
into a private office from which he
■y Blalock last Monday.
With­
«Ir. Fowler and family, our new finally dodged unmolested.
■ghbors on the Baye^place, moved out waiting to ask why the ex­
change dissembled its love Mr.
■Saturday.
«Irs. Della Jensen Visited her mot- Patten lost no time in taking the
next steamer.
B~, Mrs. Bays last Monday.
“Men who make corners in raw
>r. Withcombe, director of the materials, in men,life and labor are
hie Experimental station at Cor- no longer sent to prison, but they
blis. makes the following auggas- can not reasonably expect to lie
Welcomed by the people who have
In-ma communication :
Stiff Neck.
['We have done considerable ex- suffered through their operations.”
p-imental work at this station re- So says the Manchester Guardian, ■Miff neck is caused by rheumatism
jrding the extermination of goph- in commenting on the mobbing of the muscles of the neck. It is
which James A. Patten, the
Chi­ usually confined to one ride or to the
s with various devices, such as
cago plunger, received in that big back of the neck and one side.
Ring guns, fumigation, etc., but
While it is often painful quick re­
lie found the strychnine poison to British manufacturing town. The lief
may tie had by applying
critics who are saying that the peo­ Chamberlain’s Liniment. Not one
I most siiccesaftil. Our plan is to
ple of American cities are more in­ case of rheumatism in ten requires
■e «mall cpbes of carrot, slit il
internal treatment. When there is
Nil a knife and put in a few grain solent than those of Europe are re­ no fever and no swelling,as in > us
quested to take notice of the Man­ •ular anil chronic rebel matiam
(strychnine, and throw these in
chester incident.
Chamberlain's Linin'- r t will ac­
r runways, or treat raisins in the
complish more than any internal
line way as gophers are very fond
The appeal of the Mine Workers' treatment—For sale by Lama- a
[raisins. For moles we take one Union from the decision of the IXrug Store.
kun of strychnine dissolved in a Fedaral Circuit Court of Northern
An Awful Eruption
sit of water anil soak alH>ut a quart Went Virginia, which restrained
[field or garden peas in this solut- the union from trying to unionize 1 of a volcano excites brief interest,
your interest in skin eruptions
ti anil then put them in the runway. the employes of the Hitcliman Coal and
‘
will Is* as short, if you use Buck-
|
Bi re the ground is very badly in- and Coke Company of that state. ten
’s Arnica Salve, their quickest
k <-<l with these pests it takes |>er has now been dismissed by the i cure. Even the worst boils, ulcers,
(tent work to exterminate them." Circuit Court of Appeals at Rid - or
1 fever sores are «sin healed by it.
inond, or ether wise interfering Best for Burns. cuts. Bruises, Sore
laps, cliapfied Hands. Chilblains
.
Fites. It gives instant relief.
lid Cough Medicine for Children. with said emp’oyes, so as to muse and
:
at ‘ Chart ‘ I. Clough
“
The season for coughs and c< I Is them to break their engagements SSc.
Samuel Gom
¡near at band and too much rate with the company.
■not lw used toprotiit the cliild- (»•rs, head of the labor federation,
h
A cliikl is mon- likely Io con referring to thia decision, said
kt diphtheria or scariet fevei
l**n he has a cold. The quicker "The decision declaring the sympu
«i cure Ins cold the less the risk, U etic lawful is nothing less than
famlierlaia’a cough remedy I* the recognition of human nalvery.”
k sole relinnce of uiaoi mother“
Fa inmg is a m> ney-making busi
hl a few others who have tried it
r unwilling io use *nr OUn r. Mrs. : less, according to the facts and '
r. Stancher of Ripiy, W. A a. says . figures in eight, and city people i
[lave never weed any other ttiai* j ire interested in the subject to an >
temls-riain’a Cough Remedy for
y ehiiioen ami has always giyen unusual extent Young men look r
Sul satisfaction. “ This reire ly ■ng around for «hat are called]
ptani * no odium or other narcotic “openings" have scarcely included |i
11 may be giten a» confidently to! agriculture in the list. It has been i
fluid as to an adult. Tor sale by
hard to retain farmers' sons in the
krmar’s Drug Store.
business. The call of the city has
Fotey'e Kidney ReineiK
will been powerful, ami the call of the
re any caar ot hiditey or iUadder farm l>ut little heeded. For many
Mit>te that is no* beyond the rem h years the farmers have been asking ■
n> • iH->ne. No roeoM iw can do’
for more help, tint often without j
■re.—C. 1. Clough.
Steam Ship
“GOLDEN GATE”
Gives Quick Dispatch of Freight between
Portland, Astoria and Tillamook City.
FROM PORTLAND. FROM ASTORIA.
FEED. FLOUR AND GRAIN.
CEMENT..................................................
CEMENT-TEN TON LOTS...........
HAY ..........................................................
COA1............................................................
$i.0t> Per ton.
4.00
. 3.75
rt.(M)
4.0.)
$4 00 Per Ton.
4.00
* *
3.75
>•
6.00
4.00
For rates and further information, apply to agents ns follows :
D. L. SHRODE, Tillamook, Oregon.
F. O. BOZARTH. Bay City, Ore.
CAI.l.ENDHR NAVIGATION CO., Astoria. Ore.
OPEN RIVER TRANSPORTATION CO., Oak st. Dock. Pert-
land. Ore. Telephone Main 2900,
Office at FRANKLIN A CO., 134 Front st., Portland, Ore.
C. S. Atkinson.
MOLINE PLOWS,
Osborne Harrows,
STUDEBAKER,
WAGGONS AND BUGGIES,
GRAIN
WHITE RIVER FLOUR.
Tha Bast Bread
Maker on the Market.
C, S. ATKINSON,
Both Phones,
MOKATIL.
What is it ?
Where is it Made ?
Agents Wanted.
S- VIERECK.
Butter 5c. Vbr
Tillamook Bakery,
Wonderful
new
discovery.
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE.
Family size machine makes 3
(Mmnds in 2 minutes. No clicmicals
Pure Food absolutely.
A
Il sell,
SPECIALTY IN ALL KIND OF CAKES
I I \ 8
godsend to every family.
CENTS A POUND. Think what
What They Will Do for You
ALL KINO OF BREAD
that saves in one year. 25 sworn
They will cure your backache,
testimonials.
CALIFORNIA COMMISSION
strengthen your kidneys, cor.
COMPANY,
rect urinary irregularities, build
CENTRAL TRUST BUILDING,
up the worn out tissues, and
56k GOl.Dl-.N GATE AVENUE.
eliminate
the excess uric acid
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
Pills
FAMILY
RECIPES
1
«•
that causes rheumatism. Pre.
vent Bright's Disease and Dis.
bates, and restore health and
Strength. Refuse substitutes.
Sold by Chea. 1, Clough.
■I CUEANING & PRESSING
The valued family re-
ci;e» for cough and cold
cute, liniments, tonics and
other remedies have
as
cateful attention here a*
tiie most intricate prescrip­
tions.
Our freak, high grade
drugs will help to make
these remedies more effet-
live than ever.
Right ¡dices
assured.
are also
CLOUGH.
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neatly done
at the
TOGGERY I
Diarrhoea
When y-M want a quick cun wtihoui
any loss ot thne, and one that la followed
by no bad eaulta, uae
Chamberlain’o
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
It never fail« and ia pleasant to take.
It t« equally valuable for children. It i«
ktnuia for it« cure« over a large pail '4
tba civilised world.
A Morning Reminder.
You awake with • mean, nasty
taste in the mouth, which remind*i
you that your stomach is in a bad
condition. It should also remind
you that ihere is nothing so good
for a disordered stomach as
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
J. R HARTER. I
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They toiW oe tb. •yitsm. «Mtot naturs
Real Estate and
la r.So», Mlural uatdilwai, <n2 am mi
M> ibawacUaa that ona hardly raaL
Financial Agent. gaalla
tea* a faadiuM waa taka«. < hamhaalaia**
TaMate are said arary whore.
Price 2S«.
Insurance.
iOLEBKONEHIAR
Reliable Druggist.
OFFICE : TILLA MCVK HOTEL.
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