Tillamook headlight., June 16, 1910, Image 6

Obituary.
9
M*ast*r Marita Tasi. J
speaker, who responded for the
- .
J t___ «fio
Dey say eet was nee,
1
ladies, but soon diverged from the “And then I think of one who in her
Editorial Snap Shots
An' poka fun at seemnia
youthful beauty died,
fair sex to the good road* move­
1
don'ta
ondrastan'
]
—
The fair meek blossom that grew
Bro. Hofer is in the county.
1 navva read Wat's eeo h— .
We have had several editorials About 200 Persons Participate ment, and he recommended the
up and faded by my side;
1
only
see
da
way
he
losa"**
Wonder whether he has quit pray­ and articles sent us in opposition to
building of state high way* and I In the cold, moist earth we laid
1 only know da mil
in the Banquet.
ing for rain._ _____
her where the foreeta cast the leaf,
the employment of convict labor
An' evra lime he pass*
the Republican party holding an
And
we
wept
that
one
so
lovely
He
show io me ao kindaT.
Not much doing lately in Tills assembly. We wish to remind the zThe opening of the Tillamook upon the public high ways.
Ees beautiful to see
*
should have a life so brief;
more
As
the
hour
was
late,
no
■nook City property, but wait until sender that the lournel is a Den
For. dough I'm domba
'ommercial Club on Wednesday
Yet not unmeet it was that one,
Bo strange, so queer
the liarl^y improvements are com­ ocratic newspaper and is fighting evening
like that beloved of ours,
was a decided success i speakers were called upon to speak,
ev
H* new* laugh at me.
and
so
beautiful,
the Republican party in every pos­ in every particular and marked the although there were several who So gentle
pleted.
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should
perish
with
the
flowers.
were desirous of doing so.
An' dey dat say he only jos.
It was a good thing to have the sible manner, not only so, for so beginning of a new epoch in the
An' maka fun weeit seemna o.
The banquet was under the man­
Died, at her home near this city,
it can keep Oregon history of Tillamook County and
Ees mebbe so dey lie,
business part of the city cleaned long as
agement
of
Frank
Severance
and
June
1,
1910,
Helen,
daughter
of
from getting
to­ City. Tlieoccasion wascommorated
Ees rnebbe so dey no coUM —
up.
We never saw it look as Republicans
How
rnoocha sweeta charity
gether and keep them fighting by a banquet, covers being laid for Fred C. Baker, and was the largest Mr. and Mrs. R. Eichinger, age 31
clean. Keep the good work going.
Ees amila from hees eye
affair
of
that
description
ever
pulled
years,
11
months
and
22
days.
on aide issues, there is a good__
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225 persons. The large reception
An' now dat be ees gon' as'
I _ Helen
Beatrice Eichinger was
For nudd.r land dat <-e»a
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The members of the Tillamook chance of electing more Democrats >lall wa8 U8ed ior this purpose and off in Tillamook.
I.
.
.
V«
WiS-
To heem as eet can tie
Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of the Allen 1 born at LerOy, Dodge Co.,
Commercial Club have shown that to office. We wish to remind our : wae decorated with green and gold
1 can baylieve dey dere ar* h .
House,
served
the
banquet,
and
they
l
con8
j
n>
j
uoe
9,
1878.
At
the
age
of
the club room is not only for the Republican friends of Tillamook ' in)nting, being festooned from the
To heem. poor stranuer. as i t«
Dat pere he was to me
n
members but their wives an 1 lady County that Statement No. 1, our I cej|jniri and with five long tables, are deserving of a great deal of ' two year8 she moved with her
—T. A. Daly In Catholic si’,.u-
For some
Times.
“«tat,
fool initiative and referendum laws I and with one at the head ]adened praise for the excellent manner ( parents to Kansas.
friends as well.
and U’Renism gone crazy, are J wjth flower8 and good things, the in which they served it, which was j.eara 8he attended the public
Every dairyman in the county is
not fundamental principles of the i J)all preaented a gay appearance as no small job to make arrangements 8ehool* of that state and distin-
Undeniably,
' I
interested in the price of butter fat,
Republican party and are only side )he orcheatra played sweet music for a banquet for 225 persons where ‘ gUj8|jed herself as an almost in­ Tbe milk of human Klndneua»
and the high price of cheese again issues worked up by scheming poli-1 wl,ile (he
condensed.
and members with crockery, glass, cutlery and silver ial]at»le scholar,
thia year is making them feel good, tician* to defeat the party. But if
You can't preserve frlendahink
ware
were
ao
hard
to
get
for
so
large
In
October,
1892,
she
removed
but not so with the few butter fat Republicans want to take their p li- ’ their wives and lady friends filed
eobol.
'■1
a crowd.
(
with
the
family
to
Tillamook
Co.,
into
their
places.
“knockers.” _______
tical gospel from democratic news-
The orchestra furnished some ' Qrei,OI11 where for sometime she I It's safer being bent oo era*
President Webster Holmes, with
The Prohibitionists held *n assem­ paperstbat is their privilege. We wish a number of visiting guests were excellent music during the banquet, !continued her work in school. Her than broke on extravagance.
Many family trees are shady
bly in Portland last week, but we to remind pur friend that there are escorted to the head of the table, and altogether the opening of the yOUtiifui reading was extensive, |
If th* birds were all earn a
notice that the Demócrata, who are two sides to this question, but amongst whom were Ex-Senator J. club was a gigantic success in the Bible being her favorite book, wouldn't ba worms enough J
making a great fuss because the the snap shot man is not going to M. Gearin, Russell Hawkins, A. W. every way.
having studied through twice.
round.
Republicans are going to held an be misled by Democats ordisgrunt- Norblad, B. F. Crawshaw, F. W. Ev-
The deceased believed in the til-
Tbe ancients believed the world i
ssembly, have nothing to any about led politicians, who are talking so ' ana, H. A. Allen, J. T. Ross. Eng. TILLAMOOK BOOSTERS. tirnate triumph of truth over error square. Perhaps It was to faqg
hat.________
much about "the people,” “ring ineer G. L. Davis, Colonel D. M.
'and inculcated a womanly self- j ~ 8 u «-’C* bb Magazine,
Who are Charter Members of reliance and an absolute trust
Republicana are not saying much rule” and what an awful thing it : Dunne, 1« P. Bransteter, Captain
Whan a Feller’s Giftin' tie
the Commercial Club.
in God. Retiring and modest in
about those who continually cavil will be for the Republican party to ' Snyder, W. Lytle, Representative
In a mighty hurry for the rim. -
hold
an
assembly.
A.
G.
Beals,
etc.
A
seat
was
re
­
bout the Republican party running
away.
Below we give a list of ttie Tilla­ disposition, she loathed the gross­
’s briefer than a dream is l8
its own affairs to suit itself, like any
Theopeningof the Tillamook Com­ served at the head table for Colonel mook Boosters who are charter ness of every form of obtrusiveness. But It
feller's gittin' gray.
other organized body. The day of mercial Club on Wednesday even­ E. Hofer, but as he appeared to members of the Tillamook Commer­
She led a purely spotless and un­
I
election will show that Republicapa ing was a success in every way. It enjoy the company of some of cial Club, who will not only help selfish life, and most of her time Haven't time for roamin' to rein,
May;
will repudiate those who want to starts off with a great future be­ Tillamook City’s handsome belles, to boost Tillamook city and county, was devoted to doing good for Alver O' beats
your runnln’ when t th
he
occupied
a
less
prominent
po
­
dictate to them.
gittin' gray.
but one another’s bnsiness as well. others.
fore it and important responsi­
She loved little children and was A minute's worth •o much
The next time that Bro. Hofer bilities confronting it. It has a sition. Mayor T. Coates was given Allen, J. P., hotel keeper, proprie­
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tbw!
only this to say-
ever ready to speak a cheery word
tor Allen house.
attempts to find the “bumps" and good membership of business and a position directly opposite the
world
seems
brighter,
»««Me
J
Ths
it
has president at the other end of the Atkinson, C. S., feed and implement and lend a helping hand to the
“chuck holes"—which he was talk­ representative citizens;
a feller's gittin' gray.
dealer.
hall,
and
was
supported
by
two
of
pets
and
aged. She was fond of
—Frank U Stui»i
ing about—on the head of the snap splendid chib rooms that the mem­
shot man, there is liable to be a bers have reason to be proud of, the executive board, while the other Baker, Fred C., editor Tillamook her gentle nature drew all such
Headlight.
Cut Off In Flower of YoutK
lively newspuper scrap. Moral: Keep and we believe brans, energy and members of the larard occupied Baker, W. F., postmaster Tillamook creatures to her.
Mr. Johuslng. aged ninety yrtnj
made
no
Of
Christiauity
she
out of Hofer’s reach when lie com­ get up to make it the moat impor­ positions at the head of tables and
City.
.
public show, but displayed it most his faithful wife, aged elghty-am
Beals. A. G., farmer, joint represen-
mences swinging those arms and tant organization ■ in the county other prominent places. The ladies _____
looked
charming
in
their
beautiful
tative for Tillamook and Yam- ¡n the home where her tender devo- were returnlug from tbe burial oftg
for development work. All that is
hands.
only son. who had died at tbe ipi
hill Counties.
tion to those she loved is beyond sixty-three. Tbe father was Uktap
neccessary to make the club a gi­ dresses, adorned with choice tlow- Beale,
F. R., real estate.
Probubly it is unfortunate that
much
ers,
which
made
the
occasion
gantic success is harmonious and
praise and where her death leaves loss very much to heart, wfa |
Botts, H. T., attorney.
there is to be an election Lilia* year,
united action fora common purpose more pleasant on account of their Brodhead, S. A., contractor.
a painful sense of incompleteness mother put her band on Ms ami
for the reason that it is the cause of
Buchanan, C. E., painter and deco­ and loss.
—the up building of the city and presence at the opening.
said:
so much factional and jiersimal
rator.
After the banquet had l>een
county—morally and industrially.
“It ain't so sudden. Rastu. ?
She was kind and compassionate
strife in Tillamook. And at a time
Coates,
T.,
abstracts,
Mayor
of
Till
­
There is sure to be some differences served, Mayor Coates, in a few
in sorrow but her belief in God and know 1 always said we'd never m
amook
City.
when there should be united effort,
of opinion, and we hope there will appropriate remarks welcomed the Christensen, F. W., factory inspec­ trust in liis over-ruling power dat chile."—Everybody's Magulu
when ull should be striving and
be, but these matters can be visitors to Tillamook and the club,
tor and cheese grader for Tilla­ formed the essence of her character.
putting their shoulders to the wheel
Factor* of Spring.
mook Creamery Association.
amicably settled after discussion after which President Holmes made
Miss Eichinger had been an in­
to make Tillamook the garden spot
Buda, hoods.
Clough. C. I., druggist.
and mutual agreements. It is now a short address.
valid
for
about
a
year
and
pain
and
Whitewash
and suds,
of Oregon.
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James Walton acting as toast Crenshaw, H., sheriff.
Birdies that gleefully sing;
up to the officers and members to
suffering had wasted the little form
Clements, C. W., pool room.
Bees, trees.
We hear that some of the South accomplish that for which the club master, the first to be called upon
but she bore all patiently and with­
Maybe a freeze—
Edmunds, H. R., groceries, etc.
Prairieites are renowned clurn dig­ was organized and one of the most for a speech, in the absence of Edmunds.
Such
ara the factors of spring
out
a
murmer.
Geo., groceries, etc.
gers, but the clams fooled them the important things to start off with is Judge Martin Pipes, was
Her
last
hours
were
calm
and
Hata
gnats.
Ex-Senator J. M. Gearin, who Garrett, W. J. clerk, Haltom’s de-
other day. Having loaded up with a better understanding and more
Stray tMitterhles on the wing;
peaceful, and as the Grim De-
partinent
store.
Sleet, neat.
an unusuully large load of clams, friendy spirit one to another, and received a flattering applause as he Groat, John, captain in charge of troyer approached
she
spoke
Carpets to beat—
they were greatly surprised and hu­ all pulling together. As an active rose to speak. After congratula­
government improvements.
soothing and farewell words to the
Buch ar* the factors of spring
miliated to find on reaching home booster from the start for a club, ting the members of the club upon Goyne, T. H., attorney, abstracts.
-Pittsburg tai
Borrowing family, leaving a mes­
that the clam shells contained noth­ the Headlight will take this oppor­ the success of the club and the Hiner, Len, blacksmith and machin­
sage
and
a
token
for
all.
ist.
ing but sand. Don’t guy, Guy, for tunity to congratulate the members commodious and beautiful quarters
Got Thom.
By theVequest of the deceased the
“Katie, what in tbe world la tbit
he's a crackerjack sand digger.
i of the Tillamook Commercial Club they were occupying, he dwelt first Hawkins, Russell, representative
Whitney Co., Limited.
funeral services were conducted at by crying so about?"
U|xm the splendid success that at­ upon the great timber resources of Haltom. E. T., department store.
the M. E. Church, by Rev. D. L.
"Tbe master's shirt studs, oa'ia'
Down iu Oregon City the State tended its opening, and we widh the county and the enormous Harter, J. H., real estate.
Shrode, and the remains laid to
"Why don't you let the littl* la
Grangers bud a number of yells, it bon voyage.
amount of money it ould take to Holden, J. C., county clerk.
have them, then?”
among them thia one:
manufacture and market it, which Harrison, Erwin, cashier Tillamook rest in the I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
“I did. ma’am, and he’s awtltoai
County Bank.
She leaves to mourn her loss her
Room, bang, bum!
was at the preBent time in a dor­ Harris,
W. G., livery.
’em!”— Yonkers Statesman.
Farms in the United States pro­
parents,
three
sisters,
two
brothers,
What's the matter with Statement
ment state owing to the lack of rail­ Handley, T. B., attorney.
duced $8,7(10,000,000 in 1909. lint
One?
way and shipping facilities. He Haradon, F. H., representative Pa- a number of nephews and nieces
Do You?
What's the matter with Stuteuieii did the farmer get his share of it ?
and a host of friends.
cific Navigatio n Co.
then referred to the cheese industry
When the telephone rings
One? Why, it,a “bum," That’s We read a whole lot about the
Holmes,
Webster,
attorney.
“She is not dead,—the child of our
And It len t for you
and the large amount of money it Hoag, E. D., millwright.
affection,
what's the matter with it. The ipiea- American farmer being king and
Do you ever say things.
was bringing into the county as Haberlach, Carl, attorney, secretary But gone into that school
When
the telephone rings.
tion is its own answer. Polk we are told of the farmers sporting
well as the reputation it has gained
That If wards could here eta*
and salesman for 25 cheese fac­ Where she no longer needs our
County Observer.
automobiles and sending theirchild-
Would paint all tee sir Ns*
tories.
poor protection,
all over thia Pacific Coast. He
When the telephone rings
ren to college or to Europe if they
strongly advocated harbor improve­ Illingaworth, Joe, employee Tilla­ And Christ himself doth rule.”
We want to nsk any reasonable
And
It Isn’t for yout
have been given the college course,
mook Lumber Mfg. Co.
________________ C. C. E.
-Detroit Km
ment* for Tillamook, both slough
or fair minded person whether it is
but it is the one best bet that the
and bar, saying that 00 percent of Johnson, T. P., pool room.
good sense on the part of some of
average fanuerisnoplutocrat. The
Forced to th* Maasur*.
the timber of the county would go Jones, J. L., furniture, etc.
the county newspapers to keep
Jenkins, Eugene, jeweler.
farmer is considered lucky if he can
“Why do you lift tbe child •
out over the bar. He advised the
publishing insinuations and unkind
THKRK’S A PEW
keep the interest paid up on the
one aru> only?" asked tbe portlyl
Knudson, C. P., furniture, etc.
remarks ubout Congressman Haw­
people to help themselves in this Kerron,
S. M., physician.
mortgage, and if after years of
oo tbe platform.
and a
ley? When n community keeps
matter and he knew from positive Kiger, Geo. W., real estate.
"He la getting so large I caoad
that up it is not to lie ex|>ected that hard lnlior, he owns his place clear experience that where the govern­ King, W. C., hardware, etc.
Welcome for You
him by tba ear any more,” eipW
of
all
indebtedness
he
is
considered
a congressman will work as hard
ment saw the people were willing Lamar, J. S., druggist.
tbe woman, wbo must bare mM
At the
well off. The American farmer is
for u county us where he was treated
to help themselves it v.-ould always 1-amb, G. B., president Tillamook
cur.—Buffalo Expreaa.
a long way from being the real
Lumber
Mfg.
Co.
decently and respectfully,
Some
ruler of the country.—Field ami aid them in commendable harbor Laughlin, E. F., pool room.
of our county newspapers are Farm.
improvements. It wae his advice
J*you* Spsctaclss.
Leach, M. F., Meat Market.
In a world that presents many IsdM
not doing that.
that the people should tax them- Laiub, B. C., Agent Pacific Navi-
Where they plead for
glum
A Dreadful Wound
selves for this purpose.
gation Co.
These make us forget all our ssnv
the Union of all Chris­
Wv notice thut some of the
and
sin*—
from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty
A. W. Norblad, President of the Maddux, J. W., real estate.
Grungers in this county are still nail, fireworks, or any °thernature,
tiana on the Bi ye
Th* snocker whose hammer land» • '
Astoria Commercial Club, was the Mason, Homer, farmer.
own thumb
passing the stereotyped resolutions demand* prompt treatment with
alone.
s|>eaker, and he dwelt upon tbe McNair, Alex., hardware, etc.
And the kicker wbo awkwardly •“
sent out by " unscrupulous |H»li- Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent
Mendenhall,
Boyd,
clerk
Haltom
’
s
m* own shins.
importance of commercial club* to
ticiuns” in opposition to the Repub­ blood |>oison or gangrene. Its the
-Washington M
Department Store.
quickest, surest healer for all such a city and county, when business Mills. Grant, groceries, etc.
lics na holding an assembly. We wounds as also for Burns. Boils,
Modern Maids.
don't sea what right the Grangers Sores, Skin Eruptions, Externa. men could get together and talk Norton, F. E., real estate.
over things, and where they did
“Do you mean to say that ya»1
have to hold meetings and puss Chap|>ed Hunds, Corns or Piles.
i that it was invariably the rule that Patzlaf, C. A., department store.
Marvelous Discoveries
fused I be millionaire wbo propssd
resolutions, if they wont't allow 25c. at Cha*. I. Cough's.
Potter. T. B., Potter Realty Com­ mark the wonderful progress of the you?"
business
men
found
their
interests
Republican* to do the same thing.
aKe-
Air flights on heavy ma­
pany, Bayocean
"No. I didn't I got a teo daft <
Of Interest to Farmer* and Me­ were in common. He advised the
chines, telegrams without wires, tion oa him.”—Cleveland l.eadat
Things are coming to a pretty
chanic*.
Ray,
Cha*.,
merchant,
Cloverdale.
members
of
the
Tillamook
Com
­
terrible
war
inventions
to
kill
men,
atate of uffaira when Republicana
Farmers and mechanics frequently
Rowe, Frank A., banker, Nehalem. and that wonder of wonders—Dr.
can't run their own affairs like meet with slight accidents and mercial Club to avoid all personal Rosenberg, I. H., groceries, etc.
King's New Discovery—to save life
and
petty
jealousies
and
factional
Rosenlierg, H. H., groceries, etc.
other organisations.
Why. the injuries which cause them much
when threatened by coughs, colds,
annoyance anil loss of time. A cut strife and pull together for a com­
Granger* will lie wanting to put or bruise may t»e cured in about
«grippe, asthma, croup, bron­
Severance, Frank, fanner.
chitis, hemorrhages, hav fever and
every Republican in a straight one-third tlie time usually required mon interest. He felt pleased to Smith, Ira C., hardware, etc.
whooping cough or lung trouble
jacket Itefore long, or will dictate by applying Chamtierlain's Uni- see that the members of tlie chib Stephens. W. J., poolroom.
For all bronchial affections it has
Small, F. D.. cold storage.
to them that they muan't kiaa their ment as soon as the injury is re­ had invited their wives and lady Sharp, P.J., dentist.
no equal. It relieves instanly. Its
ceived. This liniment is also val­ friends to the opening banquet, for
wives or sweet hearts.
the surest cure. James M Black
uable for sprain*, soreness of the it showed that a commercial club Shortridge, C. F., toggery.
of
Asheville, N. C. R. R. No. 4,
Schrader, Paul, captain steamer
Blindness a ReeommendatkA
muscles and rheumatic
pains.
writes it cured him of an obstinate
Sue H. Elmore.
The snap allot man. if the city There is no danger of blood poison­ was not for meu only, but where
Blobbs—Blindness is ■ 'errM
cough
after
all
other
Schnal,
N.,
clothier.
remedies flirt Ion. What would you do * 1
will revise its charier, placing moiv ing resulting from an injury when the ladies could be going and Smith, I. M., physician.
failed. 50c. and $1.00.
A trial
Chamberlain's Liniment is applied
stringent regulations on saloona, before th* parts become inflamed participate in its enjoyments and
bottle free. Guaranteed by Chas. should lose your sight?
He thought that the club Todd, P. W., county treasurer.
Blobb*—I'd get ■ Job as * eflirf
I. Clough
cutting out all kind* of games, seats and swollen. For sale at Lamar's work.
had started off under favorable con­ Turner. H. S., editor Pacific City
-Philadelphia Record
and screens, would rscommencl giv­ drug store.
Outlook.
ditions with a membership of 73 Trombley. C. E., editor Tillamook
ing it a trial for twelve mouths. It
Herald.
is generally known that we took a* If Yon nr* Worth M50.000 Don't and beautiful club quarters, con­
Mead This
sidering the size of the city. Before Viereck. S., bakery.
aggressive part in the three local op­
Thi* will not interest you if you
tion elections in this county, and. arc worth fifty thousand dollar*,'but closing Mr. Nor baud said it was the Ward. G. H., real estate.
probably, had a great deni to do if you six' a man of moderate means duty of the club to work for a Walton, James, cashier First Na­
tional Bank.
with the résulta, but as there appear* sndcsnnotsffordto employ s physi­ greater city, a greater county and a
cian when you ha ve an attack of diar­
Willett. Geo., attorney, deputv dia-
tV be a disposition on ¡the part of rhoea. you will be pleased to know greater Oregon.
trict attorney.
Colonel Dunne caused
some William*. W. A., harness.
quite a number of fiereona to give that one or two dose* of Chamber
the saloon* another trial under re­ Iain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea amusement when he started to Watson. R. W.. real estate
_________
strictions we have indicated, we are Remedy will cure it This remedv speak by saying that Tillamook
Zachmsnn R. F., plumbing.
haa been in use for many years anil
willing aleo that it be tried out. The is thoroughly reliable.' Price 25 County was noted for its timber,
iwopla could put the county in tbe cent*. For sale at Lamar's drug it* cheese, and a special kind of a
Glad to Kecommcnd Them.
animal called the " blind pig.”
“dry" column if it did not work eat store
Nr *•.
Kokomo. Ind..
Ahet ‘■tnK
Kidney
He complimented tbe member* on KF
iafactorily. A great many person*
are dispose to condemn the local What everybody Oaght to Know the splendid result* attended th* Pill*, the severe backache left me.
That Foley Kidney Pills contain opening of the club that evening my kidney-s became stronger, tbe
option law, hut we want to as y nght luat
the ingredients necessary to
secretion* natural and my bladder
here that local option ie a thousand tone, strengthen and regulate the and he was exceeding pleased to be no longer pained me. I am glad
times better than when Tillamook action of the kidneva and bladder with them.
to recommend Foley Kidney Pin*.“
Sold by Chas. I. CtougL.
Colonel Hofer was the next I Clwgk’ P*c*«ire- Sold by Cha*.
City was a “wide open," gambling
town.
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THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
IS OPENED.
>6
Church of