TILLAMOOK HhJADLIGßT, SEPTEMBER 28. X911
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T. BO1TS,
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anil with it came better prices I of the second judicial district, is
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCK.)
for fish. The system of secretly I being rnent’oned as an oppo
1.50
nent of Senator Bourne at the
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75 paying a few of the leaders primary nominating election in
Six months......
amongst
the
fishermen
more
for
50
Three months...
T
April.
Judge Harris is well |
their fish so as to induce the
fitted
for
the high position and
Entered as second class mail mat­ other fishermen to agree to ac­
ter July, 1888, at the poet office at cept a much lower figure, was he would be a strong member!
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of one way whereby the fishermen in the Oregon delegation, ire!
March 3, 1870.
were buncoed by stool pigeons. well as a credit to the state. He
It worked like a charm as long was one of the young progres-'
republicans when he was
G’bt Tillamook ìjeabligbt, as there was no opposition, for sive
the fishermen were up against speaker of the house of repres
a strong monopoly. In place of entatives, and Governor Cham­
Editorial Snap Shots. this there is now strong compe­ berlain elevated him to the
tition in canning and cold store­ bench when that judicial dis­
trict was created.
He is just
A rural mail delivery from age, with the result that the
the kind of man Oregon needs
fishermen
are
more
independ
­
Tillamook City was a good thing
for the community and a postal ent and cannot be “worked” so at Washington, for he is quali-
i tied by education, refinement
savings hank will be another of easily.
and the progressive spirit of the
the good thing coming this way.
Most everybody sees the need West to represent Oregon in
Next please, a parcel post.
of a first class hotel in Tilla­ the United States senate. Being
a student of the law with a
We look for the next incor­ mook City. The present hotels I judicial mind, he has proved
have
provided
accommodations,
porated city to b« at Garibaldi.
himself to be one of the ablest
The month of the Miami river but with the coming of the iron most conscientious judges in the
horse
anil
the
automobile,
there
is an ideal location, close to
state. If the republican party
deep water and in a pretty cove is a greater demand for better nominates and elects Judge
and
more
up-to
date
hotels.
It
which could be improved at lit­
Harris United States senator it
tle cost, with the railroad cir­ is something the city will have will not be making a mistake,
cling it. That, along with mauy to have to hold its own. Last for he is one man whom all fac­
other locations on the bay, nre year number of automobile par­ tions in the republican party can
destined to become important ties pulled out because they pin their confidence to.
In
I could not procure the accommo­
points.
dations found in other towns. brief, he has always made good
in every public trust the people
A person advertised in this The hotel situation along Gari­ have honored him with. With
baldi
beach
is
another
matter
newspaper to correspond with
our imperfect primary nomi­
a "working woman” with ob­ of great importance. With the nating law, which does not
railroad
bringing
thousands
of
ject of matrimony. He does not
i provide that candidates must
appear to I m - very successful in . persons into the county, and obtain a majority of votes be­
arousing interest in Tillamook ’ running excursions, it is going fore they can receive a nomina­
as the word “working” must to be a difficult matter to find tion, it is hard to predict, with
have scared the marriageable hotel accommodations unless probably a number of aspirants
young women of this county, I something is done to meet the
in the race, who would receive
who, probably, would prefer ' emergency. But this city needs
the nomination. The popular­
an
up-to-date
hotel|and
a
strong
being an old man's darling to
effort should be made to fill this ity of Judge Harris will be of
a young man's slave.
great service to him, for the
long felt want.
Willamette counties will give
It is the proper thing for the
him a big vote, and should it
This is what the Bay City
newspapers to boost the city
Examiner say, speaking of the simmer down to a race between
and county and to advice people
Harris and Bourne the latter
snap shot man :
to patronize home merchants
“He knows that there are certain may consider himself down ami
and local industries. We say business men of Tillamook who have out. It is not know'n whether
that it is perfectly proper for the been constantly knocking Bay City the judge would consent to run,
home newspapers to help up­ and are doing so now. They do it but his friends appear to have
build their own communities, because Bay City is going ahead of chosen him as the most logical
the village up the slough. He knows
but somehow it looks decidedly we have got the dirty deul every time candidate to represent Oregon
wrong for business men to give we ever went to the county seat and in the United States senate, and
advertising and job printing to I he has been the happiest one to we will be candid in admitting
outsiders which should have hand it out.'*
that they made a wise selection
We want to deny this, for we when they chose Judge Harris
been kept at home.
do not know- of any business to be the standard bearer of the
The newspapers appear to be men in this city who nre knock­ republican party of this state.
ing Bay City.
If Bro. Trom­
opposed to holding a special
session of the legislature to pass bley has proof of this then he
The resolutions passed at the
on certain road bills under the should roast them and not us. Fairview Grange on Tuesday
exacting conditions laid down It is simple imagination, and may be classed good in some re­
by Governor West, one of which we hope that the good people of spects, bad in others and decid­
was that the state legislators Bay City will not be influenced edly non-progressive when the
were to go to Salem at their or believe such absurd state­ interests of the entire county
own expense.
They balk at ment, which is one thing above | is taken into consideration. We
this, for having passed several all others to create strife and , call it decidedly poor judgment
road bills nt the last session of: bad feeling between the two i to retard the progress < f Tilla­
the state legislature, which the places. Bro.Trombley has made mook county at the present
governor see now he made a n number of broad insinuations time when people should be
mistake in vetoing, there is no but failed to prove one of them I boosting and not ‘‘knocking”
disposition whateveron the part | It is up to him to do so, and not the development of the county.
of the legislators to help tbe make the snap shot man the i When we see any body of men
governor ùnït’üf'the hole he fell
Ye,u,m 0,1
I in favor of closing down road
Tillamook S
City.
We do not be­
into. Another thing, the auto-I JGlamook
*D’- Wedonotbe-
work next year and opposed to
eratio, dictating disposition of lieve Bro. Trombley’s insinua­ i any new projects in road build­
it
ions
are
the
sentiment
of
the
the governor is something that
ing, then it must be for sinister,
I citizens of Bay City.
should not tie overlooked.
1 personal or Bectional reasons
, that a tnossback feeling have
V’Wen will endeavor to make come over them.
Here is a
The end of this week will see1
tht* completion of track laying his land tax fallacy a state-wide glaring fact : There are splen­
ou the I*. 1< & N. railroad, and tffair, and having succeeded I did roads in the vicinity of Fair­
it will not be long now before in getting the people of Oregon view, and having obtained them
it train service will be establish­ to pass a lot of pernicious laws, nt considerable cost, other parts
ed. This is joyful news for the there is not the least doubt in of the county and heavy tax­
people of Tillamook county our mind that he will have a payers where road work is most
after waiting patiently for so large following and may suc­ urgently i aided, will have to
many years for railroad connec-| ceed. It will mean this if he wait for many years before they
lions. The coming of the iron does: Every farm in Tillamook can obtain them if those living
horse will bring about many county will have to pay double where there are good roads have
important changes and develop­ the taxes they are paving now. I their way. And when we hear
ments. New money, new peo­ This is not n very bright out­ of the commercial body of Bay
ple and new life and energy will look for those who own farms City passing a similar resolu­
come into the county and trims or fruit lands,and a poor induce­ tion opposed to starting any new
form many place Industries will ment for |H-ople to locate in this road work and line up with
spring up here and there, and state or for city folk to get back those who are ’knocking” the
although the farmers raise only on the farm. The Oregon sys­ proposed road from this city to
cow feed, there will lie a radical tem is doing a great deal to un­ Bayocean, for which the pro i
change, for small fruits and settle affuirs in this state, for I perty owners have agreed to
garden truck will find n ready it would not surprise us much I shoulder half the cost, it can be
| if the people curried it, for the plainly seen that the commer­
market
masses
in the cities
and
,
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— those
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x-acss
cial vzxrxaj
body of Bay City is taking
I 1
We hope that when the three who have no huid are going to a selfish, , narrow view of the
Suppose, for illus­
Ports get together they will de­ vote, and vote strong, to make situation.
cide upon some plan of action the land owners pay the taxes. tration, that Bay City was on
and then go ahead. It is a move For instance, when this consti­ the other side of the bay with­
in the right direction, for it is tutional amendment was sub­ out a wagon road and it offered
by united local efforts that the mitted to the people it carried to put up half the cost to obtain
tuir, bay uml channel to thiscity by a majority of 1,655 in the it, we think they would be en­
will be improved. Enough have state, ami in Tillamook county titled to a road, and every fair,
liven said and written already, the vote was 234 for and 216 minded person would think so
so now is the time to make the against. This is too near the as well. However, the County I
effort in getting started.
We danger line to pieuse us and is Court will have to consider the
still think that one Port is suf­ a serious matter, fur having needs of the whole county, but
ficient and that all land in the been so successful in fooling the having heard from the localities
water «bed of Tillamook Hay people of Ortffjon with his ''sys­ where they have plenty of good
should equally liear the cost. tem,” it would not surprise us roads, it is only fair that those
As it is now, one Port may be in the least if he was success­ living in localities where there
willing to go ahead, while ano­ ful in making the land owners are no roads or they are badly in
So many need of improvement, will be
ther Port may not favor doing pay double the taxes
certiuu work, consequently the of the farmers in this county opposed to such selfish and un
geographical situation of the Iterarne infatuate«! with the just treatment at the hands of
three Ports may jeopardise the Oregon system that they were those who have splendid roads.
improvements.
It is of vital ready to down, politically, any What does the south and north i
importance that the commis­ cundidste who did not agree euds of the county, where they
As it it will have patiently waited many
sioners be broad minded and with them.
affect their pocket books they
fur seeing.
years for road improvements,
will not lie so enthusiastic now
think of those who would stop
tlu»t they see that the cities and
Fishing conditions have taken tbe large class of non-land road work next year ?
a change on Tillamook bay and owners are now making an at­
Diarrhoea is always more or less
for the better. The old mono­ tempt to make the land owners prevalent during September.
Be
poly regime, when fishermen pay the whole of the taxes.
^red for it. Chamberlain's
Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-,
were |Miid but a small amount
, t-dy ia prompt and effectual. It cun
for their fish, have passed away.
always
be depended .U|>on and is
The name of Lawrence T.
Competition is now the order,
Harria, of Eugene, circuit judge pleaaant to tate. Fur sale by La- 1
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Steamer
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Next to the Post Office.
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at Forest Grove at 6 p.m.
FARE, $5.00.
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Court House.
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