Tillamook Headlight, December 21, lOlI.
I
opinion without fear or favor, is that Notice of ApplieationT^
A MISTAKE CORRECTED. ••Jictatorial relations with lilla- to Sell Splritous Malt hi
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. ! ing ships, loaded with explo­ into consideration. We believt
■nuok County
An editor may not
(STRICT!.Y IN ADVANCE.)
liquors and Hard
sive and combustible material, the Court will carefully weigh Editor Accused of Assuming
One year.........
1.5o
be right in every particular, for no
these
mutters
ami
do
what
it
I
have
considered
the
explosion
Six months.......
75
Dictatorial
Relations
with
one is infallible, not even a county
N otice is H ekehv r
Three months..
5« Ion the Maine another of those thinks is best for the county as
judge. But it is certainly comical to a petition presented
Tillamook County.
.accidents which must lie looked a whole. It will not be able to
touuty Court of r.ii. n and,
be called a dictator when we are not Oregon,
lllr „ ,«»-■••u.k c'
Entered as second class mail mat­ for once in a while. In more please everybody, for that is
entitled
to
that
honor.
Our
corres
­
To
put
To
I
IE
EDITOR
■
ter July, 1888, at the post office at ways than one the battle ships out of the question,
words letters iln.i i K‘l*
In
the
last
issue
of
the
Tillamook
pondent
knows
that
we
never
on
Tillamook. Ore., under the act of of the present day are danger­ the whole controversy into a
fell, true u».|
March 3, 1879.
ous affairs, and it is a surprise nutshell it amounts to this : Headlight there are two articles in any occasion attempted io dictate to therefrom a <| ,,f the 1 >
to us that more are npt blown There is a difference of opinion the editorial snap shot column re­ the county court when he was judge, is as follows, to wit
up than there are. But when as to whether $90,000 or $150,- lating to the Johnson bridge which nor have we done so before or after I In the t onnty Court Of ,>. .
Oregon, t.„
N
anything does happen to them, 000 shall be raised to pay off was built during the term of the his term of oftke. Had we made a
l^iamoolr
either in times of peace or war, the outstanding road warrants undersigned as County Judge that practice of attending the commis­ r In the xi
Matter <>|
j.
cat.onot J. J. McCoXckl
they are like so many big and for road work next year, or, aie so unfair, unreasonable and un­ sioner's court and butting into the
Editorial Snap Shots 1 coffins, carrying hundreds of in other words, a difference of truthful that I am compelledto make deliberations of that body, the same
Honorable Cnn«* '
human lives down to a watery opinion as to raising an extra reply, not with a view to champion as a certain gentleman used to do, 1 o the
the State of ^■’7 C om
$60,000.
Of that $60,000 the the cause of the Fairview people, then our correspondent would have
The Nehalem Enterprise calls grave.-
County
of Till-.,,’
XVE, THE
l^'DERs"»
timber interests will pay $45,- who I am sure do not need my ser- been justified in saying that the
attention to the fact that F. L.
j
vices,
but
from
a
sense
of
duty
to
allege
and
show
to von n
000,
leaving
only
$15,000
to
be
the
Editor,
and
not
the
other
fellow,
Tillamook
City
saloon
The
Sappington had signed the Fair­
jug facts and petifioTv'* M
view petition and then circu­ monopoly was badly scared on raised locally. No one knowns the people of the county and my­ had “assumed dictatorial relations lows:
-U|> it
The council granted what the final decision of the self.
with Tillamook county.” Although
lated a petition himself for the Monday.
That we and each of m
In the first item you state "when there was considerable comment at dentsand legal v ters X " 1
Garibaldi road. This was ano­ a saloon license to a person who court will be, butwhat ever it
ther case where a person had was going to sell a glass officer may be, we shall acquiese in ■ the Jenkins and Johnson bridges the time the special plenipotentiary baldi Precinct, in Till ™ Iln 6
and have bX’°kC(l*
signed the petition before he at 5c. a glass. He was the first and continue to shout for i-’ood : were built there were no roads at from Fairview was attending the Oregon,
!»°re‘han thirty days naMt’^
understood the exact situation. to apply for a license and had roads and more of them. The Nehalem, etc.
meetings and butting into county ing the date and
Please let me correct you in this affairs, we refrained from making petition, having beenB"2*
deposited the money.
On the Headlight, in common with all
advice of Mayor Talmage, who fair minded persons have to matter. During the summer that any comment, for we realized, no actual resident.» withjnd"ow
Probably a local attorney ’
; claimed that the present saloon admit that the County Court the Johnson bridge was built and matter who composed the court, cinct for more than thin
would have done equally as
keepers had a vested interest has done some good permanent soon after its completion ex-Judge with so many interests and conflict next preceding Novern^ {
well as the outside attorney in1
and only five could be allowed, work this year, and it should be Scott and Mr. Alberts of Salem, Fred ing opinions to contend with, that
That we hereby petition
the Port of Tillamook case,
the council reconsider the mat­ given a free hand to carry out a Zaddach, Geo. W. Bodyfelt, H. V. the county judge and commission­ grant a license to «11“
and at half the fee. Yet, some­
malt
and vinous liquorsS
ter and rescinded the license, great many improvements it i Alley and the undersigned were ers are confronted with difficulties
how, here in Tillamook, people
'
after which five licenses were proposes to do, but it will not • taken by’ Rollie Watson in his auto­ which are hard to decide and the cider, or fermented cider
like to pay double for “out­
kdown as hard cider, fortlk*
granted to the present saloon be able to do so if money is not mobile to the Clatsop county line, best and the right course to pur­ of
one year from the date oL
side ” advice and goods to what
keepers. Then the city council, available.
going up on the north fork of the sue, and it was for that reason that license, within said Gariball
they could get it at home. We
to break up the saloon mono­
Nehalem river road and returning the Headlight gave Judge Good-
admit we are a peculiar people
poly, so that 3c. a glass beer
on the Coal Creek road. We then peed’ s administration courteous
Splendid Stock
in this respect but, oh, how
P. Byrom, Garibaldi
could be obtained, introduced
went to Nehalem city and [back to treatment and brushed aside many
green we must appear to those!
C. R. Sutton, Garibaldi
and passed an ordinance in­ The dependable S. W. Miller is a Tillamook and on that trip Judge of the little things which cropped up
Frank Buckles,, Hobsonvilk
who ’’sting” us in that way.
|
creasing the number of saloons. Piano of today. Every stick of Scott and Mr. Alberta complimented
\\ in. Keys, Garibaldi
*
as beneath our notice, for it seems
This had the uuanimous sup­ timber in its construction shows Tillamook county many times upon
I°IVa"Jh’,r8,> Garibaldi
Thompson, Garibaldi
Since the good roads agitation port of the councilmen, and as eplendid standard stock, value and the fact of having such good roads, that no sooner are men elected to
, , Thompson, Garibaldi
commenced our attention have ; Mayor Talmage vetoed it, it re­ up to date features never found in which seemed to please Mr. Alley, office than a lot of howling coyotes
J. Jackson. Garibaldi.
are always on their trail. In clos­
often been called to the de­ mains to be seen whether they pianoes of a lower grade.
and rightfully, since he had con­ ing, we want to inform our corres­
Ben Johnson, Garibaldi
plorable condition of the roads will pass it over the mayor’s
Carl Loll, Garibaldi
The S. W. Miller Piano uses for siderable to do in constructing the
pondent
that
if
the
editor
has
“
as
­
William Dowd, Garibaldi
in Tillamook City, We admit head, on whether one or more its strings the celebrated Poelinan roads over which we traveled, so the
Frank K Strueby, Garibaldi
that they are bad. But what i of them will switch around and German irnporied wire, which is statement that there was no roads sumed dictatorial relations with
Henry Champhe, Garibaldi
is the reason ? For a number sustain the monopoly.
We the highest priced piano wire in at Nehalem when the Johnson Tillamook City,” is because we have
A. N. Bolting, Garibaldi.
never
allowed
anyone
to
dictate,
of years a large proportion of understand that
proceedings the world. A piano with such bridge was built, cannot be true.
Arthur Davis, Garibaldi
control
or
outline
the
policy
of
the
the road tax collected within are to be brought to compel the strong, superior staple wire never
H. M. Davis, Garibaldi.
There was something being done
Chas. Fonger, Garibaldi.
the corporate limit of the city city council to allow the first disappoints, but stays steadily in in the South part of the county’ at Headlight, and we concede the same
i
Henry Jennings, Garibaldi
went towards improving the man a license.
tune, where a cheaply made piano the same time, the old trustle at right to public officials and public
Ben Tillofson, Garibaldi.
county roads, That is one rea-
would go wrong. We invite you Blum’s was being replaced by a fill, bodies. Because the Headlight, as
H. Mitchell, Garibaldi.
a
newspaper,
has
a
strong
influence
son why they have not been
Charles Bowers, Garibaldi
to our store to see and hear this a new grade was made through the
Jas. Snydow, Garibaldi.
i
kept up to the standard of the, The discovery of the bulb piano. Jones and Knudson ori- green timber and a rock crushing in the county, it is absurd for our
Martin
Adamson, Garibaldi. I
clover,
which we mentioned
correspondent
to
infer
that
the
edi
county roads.
ginators of the direct selling plan plant was purchased and installed
F. C. Robison, Garibaldi.
last week, and a product of
in Tillamook from factory to home on Beaver creek, and the facts are tor is a dictator, when it is the sov­
A. C. Jennings, Garibaldi.
1 Tillamook county,
is
of
far
ereign will of the people, or what is
R. C. Jackson, Garibaldi.
Talk about high taxation, it i
distributors.
that
are
that
the
North
and
South
more importance to the farmers
George Perry, Garibaldi,
known as the Oregon system, that is
looks to us that outside attor­
ends of the county was at the time
than the good roads or bar im­
L. L. Mead, Garibaldi.
and has been in full force for many
ney’s fees come high, and alth­ I
the Johnson bridge was built receiv­
Peter Schrantz, Rockaway.
provements. If this new clover
NOTICE
OF
CONTEST.
years.
—
ED.]
ough it is an indirect tax, some
P. L. Frost, Rockaway
ing their full share and more of the
is what it is claimed to be, then
individuals would rather pay
G. M. Gunderson, Rockaway.
county
road
fund
(not
including
every farmer in the county
Department of the Interior,
C, H. Frost, Rockaway,
Sheriff’s Sale.
¡in indirect tax of $10 to an at­
Foley, whose funds were always
United States Land Office,
should be getting busy- plant­
S C. Frost, Rockaway.
torney than;,a few cent direct
Portland,
Oregon.
plundered), and continued so to do. In the Circuit Court of the State of
F. Hart, Rockaway.,
ing it, especially on the prairie
tax to the county. When they
November ¿7th 1911.
Martin Hart, Rockaway.
Your statement that the bridge is
Oregon, in the County of
land in the center of the To JESSE M. BUCKMAN, of Dolph,
have to pay both the indirect
M. M. Mead, Rockaway.
Tillamook.
a good thing now on account of the
¡county. Instead of going over
Oregon,
Conteetee
:
Lloyd C. Smith, Rockaway.
Thomas W. Morgan, ]
.¡nd direct tax, it comes high.
You are hereby notified that rural free delivery but you did not
the county and knocking im­
Roy Dunham. Garibaldi,
Plaintiff,
Bro. Duniway's little speal to
provements. this should prove Dorthy A. Nash, who gives 707 like it then, etc., cannot be taken
W. H. Derby, Garibaldi.
vs.
the farmers about high taxation
Vanderbilt at., Portland, Oregon, for much when the rural delivery George E. Nolan and ■
Thomas Quinn Garibaldi.
far more interesting to the as her post-office address, did on
loses its logic when it comes to
Wtn. II. Franklin. Garibaldi.
dairy interests. It looks almost October 23rd, 1911, file in this office delivery question was made promi­ Harriet E. Nolan
Ben Center, Garibaldi.
(husband and wife), |
high, big, exorbitant attorney’s
1 too good a thing to be true to i her duly corroborated application nent in the argument for the bridge
J. J. McCormick, Garibaldi.
Defendants. J
fees.
i
; be told that one acre of land to contest and secure the cancella­ and the reason before the bridge State of Oregon, County of Tilla­
Sam Johnson, Garibaldi.
tion of your Homestead, Entry No.
Wm Campbell, Garibaldi.
mook, SS.
The snap shot man wish j wfiH P«-»d«ce from 30 to 50 tons 15,719. Serial No. 03259, made May was built a petition signed largely’
J. S. McDonald, Garibaldi.
By virtue of a judgment-order,
summer
and
everybody in Tillamook County i I of
°^. green
^*^7, feed, „a
?m,ne-r„i.*
”d 18, 1905, for Sw *4, Section 1, Town by the farmers and business men of decree
A. F. Goff, Garibaldi.
and an execution duly issued
6 South, Range 10 West, Wil- this town was presented to the court
A. Johnson. Garibaldi.
a Happy Christmas, and hope , I winter,
......... yet we have no right
’ to I ship
out of and under the seal of the
lamette
Meridian,
and
as
grounds
E. D. Best, Garibaldi.
that 1913 will be one of the dispute those who have grown ! for her contest she alleges that said praying for the construction of the above entitled court in the above
G. G. Snddock, Garibaldi.
cause to me duly directed
most progressive and prosper­ it and make positive assertions | Jesse M. Buckman has never es- Johnson bridge, and if your name entitled
C. A. Eastland, Garibaldi.
and dated the24th day of November,
is
not
there
it
is
owing-
to
the
pro
­
to
prove
it.
As
it
appears
to
be
.
tablished
residence
on
said
land,
ous years in the history of the
D. W. Johnson. Garibaldi.
has never made any improvements bable fact that you were not invited, 1911, upon a judgment rendered and
county.
It will lie if we all a native of this county, with no ■ thereon,
J. A. Smith, Garibaldi.
entered in said court on the 11th day
has
never
cultivated
any
and
a
delegation
including
A.
W.
G. Marshal], Garibaldi.
of November, 1911, in favor of
boost and pull together, for the name for it, we think it should ' portion of the same, but has wholly
C. V. Stoker, Garibaldi.
Wonderful abandoned said land for more than Severance, P, M., made a personal Thomas W. Morgan, plaintiff, and
county is on the dawn of u lie called " The
C, F, Alexander, Garibaldi.
^George E. Nolan and Har­
bright future and many im­ Tillamook Clover.” What a ' six months immediately preceding appeal to the court for the bridge in against
E. Beelitz, Garibaldi.
riet E. Nolan, his wife, defendants,
. this date.
transformation
it
will
make
order
to
get
the
free
delivery
estab
­
portant improvements will fol­
E A. Krumlanf, Garibaldi.
for the sum of $500.00 and interest
I You are, therefore, further noti- lished.
in
the
dairy
business
of
this
A. G. Krum la uf, Garibaldi.
thereon and for the further sums
low one another in quick suc­
, tied that the said allegations will
The statement "although it was a of $8.05 and $9.08 and.in terest thereon,
Chas Morgan, Garibaldi.
cession in permanent develop- county if this clover proves to be taken by this office as having
Joe. Sn?tsinger, Garibaldi.
for the further sum of $100.00
ments. This is what we have lie what it is claifned to tie. , been confessed by you, and vour i political pull some of the people and
John Paquet. Garibaldi.
entry will be canceled tfiere- had in that vicinity and the paying attorney’s fees and for the further
all
been
waiting
for
so The Granges and the Creamery I , said
Wm. Hartzell, Garibaldi.
sum of $16.50 costs and disburse­
under without your further right to
H. B. Karr, Garibaldi.
patiently, so let us all vie with Associations should loose no I be heard therein, either before this I back of a political debt that the ments, and the costs of and upon
time
in
making
a
thorough
in
­
bridge
was
built,
”
is
wholly
and
ab-
A. Aubery, Garibaldi.
this writ, commanding me to make
l .ch other and put our shoulder
| office or on appeal, if you fail to
State of Oregon, County of I
file in this office within twenty days ’ solutely untrue. The bridge was sale of the following described real
to the wheel and help the good vestigation.
mook,
SS.
I after tlie fourth publication of this built because the requirements of property, situate in the County of
work along. That is what we
I, J J. McCormick, being I
' notice, as shown below, your an- i the county demanded it, notwith- Tillamook, State of Oregon, to-wit:
feel our progressive citizens
All of the southwest quarter (SW. duly sworn, eay : -Thatlam«
It is reported that proceed­ i swer, under oath, specifically meet-
will do and strive for.
ings ¡ire to be brought against | ing and responding to these alle- ! standing the Editor could not see K) of the southeast quarter (SE. >4) the petitioners wilhin named,
section twenty-seven (27) of town­ that I circulated the same,
the county to stop the payment | gations of contest, or if you fail until three years later what others of
ship one (1) south, of range ten (10), each and all of the foregoing»
within that time to file in this I could see at that time
of ¡ill outstanding road warrants
petitioners signed the same
In the death of Mrs. J. S. above the $5,000 limit. There ¡office due proof that you have I The Jenkins’ bridge was built west, of the \\ illamette Meridian each
stated his name, postonx
containing forty (40) acres of land
served a copy of your answer on
Deilil last week Tillamook may be a number of mean and the said contestant either in person some years ago and I believe before more or less, as the same appears dress and residence come
County has lost another of the vindictive persons in Tillamook or by registered mail. If this ser the Editor assumed dictatorial rela­ of record in the office of the County that each one is a legal votert
good women who helped to county because they cannot I vice is made by the delivery of a tions with Tillamook County, and Clerk of Tillamook County, State of Garibaldi Precinct, and ha-‘
ally resided therein for mo«
make the world brighter, even have their own way and con­ ¡copy of your answer to the con the writer had nothing to do with it. Oregon.
; teBtant in person, proof of such
Now, therefore, by virtue of said thirty days next proceed!«
though it was in ¡i small sphere. trol county affairs, but we did service must be either the said con­
Respectfully,
execution, judgment order and de­ 30, 1911, and that all of the f
She was a devoted, faithful not know that anyone would be testant's written acknowledgment
H. F. G oodspeed .
cree and in compliance with the forth in said petition are tr
wife ; an affectionate, loving guilty of depriving a person of [ of hie receipt of the copy, showing
[We are glad the lion, gentleman commands of said writ. I will, on verily believe.
J, J. McCor
mother, and a true, constant his wages for honest toil on the I the date of its receipt, or the affi­ lias called ourattention to and given Saturday, the 30th day- of Decem­
davit of the ¡»erson by whom the
1911, at the hour of 10 o’clock
Address, Garibaldi, Tilt
friend, who cheerfully did her public roads. The present agi delivery was made stating when and us an opportunity to correct a par­ a ber,
m., at the front door of the
County, Oregon.
part in an effort to make others tation is reaching the climax | where the copy was delivered ; if agraph which is misconstrued be­ County Ciurt House in the City of
Subscribed and sworn w-
happy, for she was always for malice and spite. No hon­ made by registered mail, proof of cause we had failed to properly con­ lillamook, in said county and state, me this 30th dav of November
(Seal).
WEBSTW Hod
ready to lend a helping band to est person should side in with 1 such service must consist of the affi­ vey wliat we intended. We should sell at public auction, subject to
davit of the person by whom the
to the highest bidder
Notary Public forW
cheer and comfort.
It is un­ such a dishonest movement, for copy was mailed stating when and have made it more clear and stated redemption
or United States xold coin cash in
N otice is F urther 81
selfish women like Mrs. Deihl those who start in with the in­ the i>oat office to which it was that it was under the Sappington hand, al) the right, title and inter G iven
.—That said petitio»
I
mailed,
and
this
affidavit
must
be
who make homes happy, but tention of forcing the connty to
administration that the Jenkins' est which the vithin named defend­ be called up for action i
accompanied
by
the
postmaster
’
s
when they are taken to their repudiate its honest debts for receipt for the letter.
bridge was built and the movement ants or either of them, had on lift County Court of Tillamook OJ
of the mortgage herein fore­ Oregon, on
the third
reward and there is a vacant j road work are doing it for no 1 You should state in vour answer started to build the Johnson bridge, date
closed or since had in or to the January, 1912. and based o
chair around the family table, good reason and to injure the the name of the post office to which and it was under the political log above described real propertv or
petition ; said J. J.
then we realize their true reputation of Tillamook county, you desire future notices to be sent rolling of that administration, not any part thereof, to satisfv said ex­ said last named date, will
!
to
you.
ecution
judgment
order,
decree,
worth.
The deceased lady did to say nothing about the dis- '
said County Court for a li«J
of Judge Goodspeed, that we had in
H. F. H ioby , Register.
interest, attorney's fees, costs and be granted to him. to »eh
her part to make Tillamook counting of county warrants. :
mind's eye. when Nehalem did not all
J. C. A rdrey . Receiver.
accruing costs.
said toiribtddi Precinct a
County a place worth living in. The agitators have surely gone
Date of first publication. Novem­ obtain fair treatment and had no [ en^berlijS'“0011' °reg°n' N°V- the town of Garibaldi
She is worthy of our respect the limit. But mark what the. ber 30th, 1911.
bridges or roads of any account '
spiritoua. malt and vinous s
Date of second publication. De
and admiration, for she was u Headlight has to say. The peo- i ' ,cember7th
north of the forde of the river. The gon‘eriff Tillamook County W Ore- fermented cider, common^
l 1911.
ns IldIU
hard LIUCI,
cider, for “ a t pen<~
do
. ,
good woman. We deplorer her pie of Tillamook County will
Date of thin! publication. Decem­ editor is perfectly aware of the pull
year from the date of
death and share with the tie- never sanction repudiating its ber 14th. 1911.
that was made during the Sapping,
Dated
this
30th
day
of
Date of fourth publication. Decem­ ton and Conder administrations to
reeved their deep sorrow
debt for work,and as it can leg­ ber 21st. 1911.
a cold *et « hot 1911.
J. J. NcCo®”*
have the Johnson bridge built, and edx f S ,a,"berla,n • Cough Rem­
islate to pay them by the sov-'
edy
It
will
soon
tlx
you
up
all
one of the objects certain persons right and will ward off any tend'
Tilt- Board of Engineer«» lias ereign will of the people, the
Saved Hie Wife's Life.
had in view when they induced our
Bnds yinUr's Troofl*
remedv,rna|r<1 Pneu™onia.
This
decided that the Maine was only persons to derive any ben­
“My wife would have been in her correspondent to run for office, „ " e
efit
from
the
agitation
are
the
contains no opium or other
blown up by two mines. We
To many, winter is •
grave to-day," writes O. H. Brown, which was all prior to the effort to
fidemiv to i"ny be given a’ con’
do not mid never have thought outside attorneys, who are paid of Muscadine. Ala., "if it had not
1
<«ia L- i 11 ,ab-v ae ,o an adult i trouble. The frost
1 lingers, chapped hand»
t>een for Dr. King’s New Discovery. secure a free rural delivery. Our : bold by Lamar's Drug Store.
that tin* Maine win» destroyed great big fees.
. chilblains. cold sore»-
,
She was down in her tied, not able correspondent will please accept
by mi external explosion. The
rough skins, prove thi»- " .
to get up without help. She had a thia explanation, for we never had
A
Terrible
Blunder
tuct that her t wo miiguzines ex-
No matter how hard part of severe bronchial trouble and a
¡troubles fly before
any intention whatever of convey­ Ü “Æ'n
tro.wble' Never do nica Salve.
plodeipis sufficient proof in our our citizens may contend for a dreadful cough. I got her a bottle
A trial
ing
a
wrong
impression
or
criticis
­
H- Take Dr. King s New 1 ife Pill« Greatest hea'er of
mind that it whs , her own 6 mill road levy or how others of Dr. King's New Discovery, anil
ing him. But theex judge has also biii’he fir*‘ ’i’rn of ’»"'•tipation I Piles, Cuts, Sores.
munitions of wur which was may strive for a 10 mill levy, she soon began to mend, and was
and Sprain»-
well in a short time." Infallible laid himself open to criticism in a ortven»“*',? °r inaclive bowels and zema,___
the cause of the sad accident. it is up to the County Court to for coughs and colds, its the moat
prerent virulent indigestion iaun Chas. I. Clough's-
parting shot when he says: "Before dice
or
gall
stones.
They
regulate
This is a reasonable conclusion consider every phase of the reliable remedy on earth for des- the editor assumed dictatorial rela
hver stomach and bowels a„d
Every family ha» needlo<*»
Nor must the Crate lung trouble, hemorrhages.
to arrive at, forthose who have controversy.
tions with Tillamook county." We ch“.wrghh:.al,h-
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