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^‘tUmook Headlight October 1(5. Iöi3. Frank Reynolds. Court Business. Charles Fleck .. ............. ^ûrk* Munson, do___ ____ 111 60 I Herman SchlapoL ’ I have many frieuds here whom Pacific Tel. Co Ed Blum............ .......... 3.25 I kave known for years who can Pacific Tel. Co. ’ . ’ .' ................. 14.80 a Bium.......... ;;;;.............. 3 85 testify an to my sobriety. I was not Ralph Blum.... ........... 13.20 intoxicated at the time the ship was Ike Quick........ ................ Jame. Christensen 40. U0 nearing shore or after, and further, Lad Quick.......... Elmer Hopkins ......... , 1 have never been under the influ John Proctor . .................... » OFFICERS BEAMED PQP ence of liqucr.” Adolph Scheid................... i Captain Williams will remain in Fred Blum_____ ................ *! SHIP’S WRECK. I the city a few days to adjust all Lis Benton.......... ............... R Funk ... .......... J,' Licenses of Captain and Sec- affairs of the ship and then proceed ¡Emitter of the petition of C Jack Jenniugs........ !5 ond Mate of Glenesslio Tem- , to England. Four of the sailors W A BigKs and 0ther8 ,or “ F Wilson............. have gone to Nehalem to accept Claud Ackley ...... i® porarily Suspended. *?. road oo the report of the {ohn Tucker....................... work in a sawmill and others will ri of County Road Viewers, re- ,loyd Woods...... >2 Findings of the court of inquiry ship on the German bark Thielbek.' , „.favorable as to the location C Dye................... ;............. !5 '»Paneled to determine re«ponsi- The six apprentices are to be sent I Lroad, which was accepted W E Noves ............. 5 bility for the loss of the British ship Ihome on the British ship Westgate. Lucas ....... map and field notes, filed and Thad NJ Dye............... 2 Glenesslin at Necarney Mountain, —Oregonian. road considered a public high Roy \\ illiams................ - October 1, as announced on Mon- Death of Peter Byrom. Dolph Tinnerstet 2 day at the office of British Consul A L Thomae .............. ’ 8,4« on Bayocean Road, 5 Thomas Erskine, were that the We are sorry to announce the John Naegeli............. / W n,da were opened for the Bay- E. Heriug................ To re-establish myself in the •_ license of Captain Owen Williams death of Peter Byrom, who died at mroad a* follows: A. Aretill, C. D. Samuels........... .......... 5 as master be suspended fora period his home at Garibaldi on Sunday, .station 26 to station 45, $6,500 ; Frank Dye............. ............... 5 of three months and the license of after being in poor health for a 14Soo, do., $4.009 ; T.B.Potter Howard Woolfe ..'. /;// 2 Second Mate John K. Colefield be long time, cancer being the cause Lou WilBon ................. t»Co., ditto, 31,000. Jas. Tucker................ suspended for six months. British j of his death. The funeral took ft.T. B. Potter Realty Co. also Glen Woolfe .............. . And to boost for Tillamook, I will appreciate a 2 Consul Erskine said the penalties place on Tuesday under the direc fitted another bid, from sta- Joe Monahan.................... ' " tion of tile Masonic Lodge of Bay 0 imposed were deemed just, but that call from all of my old customers, and have no *45 to 60, for $5,800. The Court Claud Hanssey............. 6 himself and other members of the City, the intermeut being at Bar D. Billings ..................... scruples about meeting them. My policy when q-turday decided to accept the Tom Kunistis .................. 5 court. Captain Davidson, of the : View cemetery. j® bid of the T. B. Potter Realty Gust Konistis ......... . 2 Lord Templetown, and Captain I He was born October 24, 1829, in here before was to treat you the best I knew how isd the contract had to be sent C. Mills ...................... ’.’... 5 Dalton, of the steamer Border Denmark. After completing his and to give you honest work for your money, and Mtltnd to be signed by the H. B. Juhn6on...................... S Knight, disliked being compelled early education in Ripe Denmark, Russ Johnson ................ rt,ny before it could be dis- H. Brooks ....................... Peter Byrom served an appren this will be my policy in the future. ' to pronounce them. teff’of. and with that mind the Hull Johnson .... ........... . j The result of the investigation ticeship of five years at the trade It will be a pleasure to me to know that I have ^decided to adjourn until to- Ike Steinnon .................. . of manufacturing clothing mater 1 was summarized as follows : Geo. Davis........................... pleased you anti 1 will make every effort to do so, 1 ials. Ambitious to enlarge his : That the master, Owen Williams I day, Edwards...................... Property owners and business Tom active sphere, he went to Hamberg, ’ was negligent in his duty and the have had 22 years’ experience in the Sheet Metal H. B. Johnson..................... gen guaranteed to pay $2000, leav- Sam Tomilson................ - court orders that his certificate as Germany, in search of employment, Business anti you get the benefit of that experience. w only $2000 for the county to pay. R. Stasek ............................ / ) master be suspended for three and there engaged in a wholesale E Stasek.......................... merchantile house for three years. J months. load District No. 1. 1 have come to stay and my ambitidn will be to 2.03 C. Weagel........................ > That the first mate, I.. W. Hawarth, In 1852 he went to Australia, re pF Thompson---- 44. 00 W. I- Vetch ...................... please you first, last anti always. maining for seven years, success [pF Thompson .. j is reprimanded for not acting im- Vetch ............................. 7.70 Carl fully employed in mining pur. ¡iilton 4 Co......... Jas. Stasek ............................ I mediately on his being notified in 6.60 Respectfully, Mohler Mer Co ...... suits. Going from there to New ! time to save the ship. 2000 00 sid Paul............................ ;;;; Bick 4 Riefenberg Frank Paul ........................... Zealand, he continued his mining 2.30 [ That the second mate was acting j,n»4 Lucas...... Vaughn........................... 1000 00 Guy MM Mead............ j under orders, but showed great operations two years, at the same Ben Darby .............................. 50.00 MM.lead A Son., I negligence in running as close to time also making considerable D. B. Darby ......................... 6.15 fieo W Phelps ... Jeff Wallace ........................... SHOP IN BRODHEAD BUILDING k shore without insisting on the money as a newspaperman. I.eav- 10.65 Total A Anderson... Bob Nelson ............................. i master coming on deck, and also ing the island in 1861, he sailed . 155.30 M X Mead & Son Formerly with McNair Hardware Co. . 18.75 E Larsen ....................... ...... . when the master did not answer his along the Pacific ocean to British ria Wall.............. 13.45 A Wilkes.................................. Columbia, locating at Victoria, on Miner............ I second call, in not taking matters 3.75 A Holden ................................ Cbirni Easoni........ i into his own hands and ordering Vancouver Island. Eight years 11.25 George Tone ........................ fm Barker........... A Holden ............................ . . 1 the crew towear ship in the critical later, in 1869. Mr. Byrom came to 7 50 jEEaWm............ George Tone .......................... 17.50 [ position in which he considered the the United States, and has since I Worthington 25.00 J Hoffert................................... I Kebbe .............. vessel to be, and the court, there been a resident of Oregon. In 1871 Mrs J Sol wise ........................ 7 50 F Ktbbf................ fore orders that his certificate as he settled in Astoria aa a hotel em J M Lüsberg ........................... 7.60 Martin Hart............ E Larsen.................................. second mate be suspended for a ploye, a work that lie followed a 61.25 J E Rittenhouse ... H A Kinnaman........... .......... number of years. Coming to Gari term of six ni nths. 22.50 Gilbert laddach... W Lyster.............................. baldi, Tillamook County, in 1879, - 30.60 T Captain ’ s Versions Told. liMCO Barker ...... 2 50 Mrs J Solwise......................... he bought hie present property, Hugo Klein ........... Captain Williams made the fol Willard Johnson .................... 2.50 htSchlappi........... lowing statement on Monday, this and has since held a leading posi 7 50 Arthur Holden ...................... Albert Easoni ........ R?ad District No. 3. being the first time he has re tion among the progressive and en 14.00 DTedder................ 10.50 A. Arstill and M. J. Jenck .. 236.00 counted in detail events leading up terprising citizens of the place. i A Crawford ........ For a number of years he ran a 5 00 F. C. Feldshain...................... 35 95 to the wreck : B»Kal« .............. 5.00 Cloverdale Mer. Co.............. 49.73 hotel in Garibaldi, keeping a popu “ First of all, September 29 I was 3.75 Beaver Lumber Co................. 224.38 5.30 Yellow Fir Lumber Co........... 71.72 coming inshore and a; night time I lar house of entertainment, and be 1 23 W. R. Robedee........................ 3.90 sent hands aloft to see if we could coming widly and favorably known 5.04 Albert Boor............................. 12.00 pick up any lights, as I had not as a most genial and accomodat Merila.................. 1.68 Lamb-Schrader Co.................. 41.03 Been anything after leaving Santos. ing hoBt. He built several resi Aber................... Robinson............. 30.65 Roads, Bridges, Etc. At this time we were steering a dences in the town, and for a num 36.25 a Alleg................ course for the Columbia River. ber of years served as postmaster. ttaie Crawford ...... 31.25 Feeney & Bremer.................. How Tilden............. 33.10 David Martiny ....................... Next day the wind came from the Politically Mr. Byrom supported EH Gary................ 7.50 F. L. Sappington................... northwest and north-north-west, the principles of the Republican Frank Hadley ........................ ■lilt Crane............ 8.75 which headed the ship towards party, and had served as school R. F. Zach man ........................ 7 E Allen .............. 2.50 HE City and the Country are bound to Beall & Co ............. .............. shore. About 8:30 p.m. we sighted director. Fraternally he was made Geo Knight............. 18.75 a Mason in Astoria, Ore., and was X Undolt .............. gether by the telephone line. 10 00 Alex. McNair Co..................... Tillamook Bay light, which put the A Lndke................. 14.35 King & Smith Co................. ship in the position where I ex a charter member of Til amook The farmer and his family use the rural telephone con James Christensen ................. AS Tilden ............. 14 35 Lodge, A. F. & A. M. Religiously pected to Bee her. stantly, calling up each other and the market town on all iio Thompson .... 5.00 King <St Smith Co .................. he belonged to the Lutheran “We came inshore until 1:30 a. m., Walter................... aorta of matters and for all aorta of Hiippliea and information 5.30 E D. Ackley........................... S. Classen........................... D Gregory___ .... and then we tacked ship to the Church. 5 00 H. City people also find the rural telephone of great advant W.-A Shannon ..................... Mr. Byrom married Mrs. Berite t Linkhardt............. 2.50 westward. Then we were about j. Baldwin .......................... age. A traveler from hit room in the hotel talks with the f Gary.................... 1.25 C. (Soneson) Sevenson, who was born eight miles from Tillamook Bay farm folk« miles away. Without the tel-phone he could not I Fatnlaff.............. 72.00 Charey Ellison ..................... light. This is also according to the in Kngelholm, Sweden, on Easter G Thompson........... . 09.00 L. Bessenette ........................ reach them. Johnson..................... Uslit Barber ......... mate’s logbook. We stood out to Thursday, 1837, and who died a few 27.50 Charley Nehalem Livery ..................... years ago. The farmer himself may travel far and still talk home LH Kinney ............. 77.25 the westward until 8 a.m., sailing Darling............. 28.75 Ed Hadley............................... over the Long Distance Lines of the Bell System. about five or six miles an hour. At Frink Hobson........ 4.69 I. J. Brink.............................. & Son ............................ 8 a.m. we tacked inshore again, Feeding the World’s Millions. »Thompson............. 27.50 Mj'er heading about northeast. At 8:30 flarence Edner........ 43 50 Harold Mason......................... B, F. Barrett........................... km Johnson.......... 1 46.25 Barthold a.m. took observations for longi Owing to the drought of the pres Barg Co ................ want Marahell........ 35.62 Myrtle O. Mills ....................... tude. At noon I found my latitude. ent season in a large part of the M Manhell............. 85.00 After working out both, found my United States, especially that por Surveying tank Struby .......... 43.75 tion depended upon for production 'Fleck....... . 23.75 U. G. Jackson ....................... 126.15 position 45:38 north, longitude of cereal “crops, there have been Fred Paquet............. 18 75 E. Cochran ............................. 3.45 134:26 west. Geo Benaon............. Every Bell Telephone ta the Center of_the Syatem. more than the usual number of 20.94 S. i E. Henderson..................... 30.00 Position Ia Determined. 1- «arriaon........... 20.00 G. i J. Poysky........................... 111.95 pessimistic prophecies of calamity 128.00 "m Hamilton “The mate's position, also 45:38 ¡impending to the human race from 14.69 Stanley ' Coates........................ hul Dirk............... 6.00 Mrs. ; E, Jackson..................... 16.75 north, 134 31 west, made mv posi ' shortage of feed. Pessimists of time« our preMcut population, 2 50 Freak Illingaworth.. E. Ladduaaw......................... .. 2.50 tion 20 miles offshore at noon. I i this sort are wont to say that we .tale of thing« not likely to be *a Johnson............. H. Johnson ............................. 11.00 99.09 C. had been on deck off and on for two ' have about reached the limit of reached for many centuries. Here, A Kritmlauf........ Thomas ............................. 46.56 12.50 nights, as I had not seen any lights HPttry................ O. B. Hill ................................ 45 31 C. McMillan........................... 3.75 or any land for 124 day«, and I was ¡grain cultivation, and that the in the United States it isan admitted Road District No. 2. »■•j---------- — - . population is increasing so rapidly fact that on the average we are not 30.31 J. Branhall ............................. 3.75 w ¿■ee Vaughn........................ 5.51 W. D. McKune........................ 5.00 very anxious to find out "''c(*ie^ tfla( the proplem of feeding it will getting from our cultivation mure Jinon Darby...................... 90 62 my chronometer was right. O be acute in a few generations. It than one-third the food value we Salaries. fbore Haugen................. 2.50 course, on sighting Tillamook Bay a ute already go far aa the hj(th Hhould per acre. Thia i« les« true in 85 00 Fete Haugen ...... 85.62 A. L. McCarty........................ light. I found that the c hronoine er ¡coB| o| living is concerned, but th.it some part« of Europe, but more true ««nreWilke........... 45.31 {, E. Reedy............................... 15.00 4 75 was correct. At that time it y,lB j not became of having reached in Atria, Africa and South America, km Doney.... 281 . C. Bewley........................... 45.00 “st«rk <... hazy. A» I felt rather tire a ter |jie of the world'» productive- ao much so that it might be safe to 41.25 i “Jry Livingston 41.25 '. E. Epplett........................... 87.68 being on deck at night, I went The usual answer to thia aay that. taken hh a whole, the 84 00 ATinelaon . 40.00 G. R. Edner ........................... 73.00 the charthouse and laydown, u > ■* prophecy of impending starvation 2,000,000,900 acre« now under culti °K«r ..................... 35.00 H. M. Farmer........................ 100.00 dressed, and told the second mate AL Biglow . ., : is that science will find a way. It vation are producing but a quarter* 96.00 R. L. Shreve........................... 83.33 W'laom......... 4.50 C. A. Johnson.......................... 1 83.33 to call me sharp at 2 o’clock. As I is predicted that science will in of what they might, and at ho me «Goodspeed.................... 252.54 B L. Beals............................... 75.00 war 20 miles offshore at noon, at | time take the life-giving elements future time will produce. This fact FR Elliott.................. 35 00 W. S. Buel I.............................. 133.33 12' 45 was about 16 miles offshore. 36.00 O. G. Svenson ........................ 50.00 At 2:10 the second mate came to from earth and air and transmute would permitanothermultiplication Fid fir T Tel 7"' 1 ' ’ Co • ' ............ ’ • • • • ■ rtofic A V Tel them into food direct, without put of tfie world’« population by four 27 00 H. Crenshaw........................... 75.00 J'Coats Lumber Co ......... 3 00 Vida A. Millie........................ 133.33 call me and simply said : ‘ It is 10 ting them through the chemistry before starvation became acute. u J Pett«ye............. Clearly scientific discovery is not 60.00 K. Mill......................................... , 100.00 minutes past 2.’ He did not say of grain growing, beef raising, egg C. Holden........................... the ship was appraaching land, I producing and milk secreting. to be our la.t resort for a long time Xw‘."............ ••••■ 25 00 j. Horner Mason........................ 18 12 600 did not come out immediately, aa I Wonderfol achievements of science to come, though our ever present County Poor. 3,75 ......... 48.12 L. S. Hushbeck ..................... 10.00 had not been warned of any danger. in finding substitutes for exhausted hel p in the matter of better agri ^“•Reust... ; 10.08 30 A tew minutes later the first mate natural resource« are pointed to aa culture and economy of uae of what Mohler Mer. Co..................... 3 7 00 10.00 Tillamook Meat Co................ we produce. Our first problem in came to call me and said that the »B Sutton ... . ; ............. 10.00 W. E. Southwick..................... 7.00 ship was getting pretty close in proof of the reasonableness of this the matter of increacing the food expectation 2 10 42.59 • GM. ...................... —’’ 25.94 R. N. Henkle ......................... 29.80 shore I Statistics do not show any need supply ia to get lietter farming W. D. Gladwell ..................... 12 65 Borns-.:;;;.................. 250 Tillamook Feed Co................ 12.00 “I at once jumped out aud found to place our reliance for food for done right here in thia country and J Hiner... .......................... 80.00 Nelson 4 Co............................ in thia state. Development of un- On your front |M>rch can tie lit J*»1 H«n.on .”................ 9.15 the ehip was pretty close. The first the enhanced million« of the earth uae<l area, will come gradually a« 39. CO R. T. Boals ........................... every niglit until midnight in future centuries upon any ne 44.50 E. T. Haltom ........................ 48.50 thing I did was to order the man at amt register not over the wheel to put hi« helm hard up’ cromancy of science. From a pro civilization advance«, but we «hall 96.00 W. C. Hawk —....................... fifty cent* per month have to stir ourselves for our own 6UO0 ductive stand|>oint it can be «aid 66.01 and called all hands on deck to on the meter. Miacellaneous Oregon, for ex anon.. 60 00 2.« take in the mainsail and crceajack that we have but begun to scratch improvement. Tillamook Iron Works ........ 60.00 ample, could send to market twice 23.10 rEllUon. ....................... 52 50 E. D. Hoag............................. 17 00 i and srjuare the lyarde and to get the earth's surface in the matter of as much food product« as site now T illamook E lk *, rvic L ight ani > F ukl C ompany ^.«asaen ................... food production. There are ap|>ox- ,B«tte.... 45.00 E. G. Anderson....................... 2.001 the ship around a« quickly as pos does, with no addition buL, lietter JjAjMia: W ill S palihno , Manager. William« imately 2,<XX), 0119,000 acres of land 3250 E D. Ackley........................... 160.00 sible. ___ . 54.50 Arthur Kays • •• • .......... ] 15. M •flieonlf wsy for aome people under cultivation, of the 30,060,000,. methods to her equipment. T hat is ht ■Xdaoa.. the practical problem of the food X I 287.47 J C. Holden, freight ........... 43.581 to »«re their own neck« ia is by by COO of the total land area of the E. E. DANIELS, Blum.... 63.00 W. S. Buel. expenses ........... 2W supply a« it affects the present earth. Making due allowance for him ....... cutting another's neck and in this H. Crenshaw ........................... 65 50 9.08 ft ---- _ - *-“r, In my uncultivalile deserts and moun generation. ■ r»on.... CHIROPRACTOR. 19.38 H. E. Effenberg .................. 09 00 case by killing the ----- ranter Worthy 41.63 J, K. Gill Co .. .................... 22 76 opinion, a, if I had had euperiam ed tains, there are at least 15, O'. 0.060,- For Sale or Exchange:—Shetland ,J«on«.„ I AH'al onice in the Commercial 41 25 Wheeler Lumber Co - — I would have been called 000 of acres of cultivable land atill pony colt. Will trade for good Sf- 29 5.00 43.13 Tillamook Electric ‘«rflueh... 38 ' officers, unproductive er five time« as mu« II and Building. i - Parson..., 3.13 57.41 in time» ’ - family milch co*. Inquire at A. F. ----- this would never have £«*er . 113 4« 25 ¡happened. Both officer, were about a« is now producing. This alone Coata Lumber Co.. Tillamook. . TILLAM<M)K - ORE , would to ba sufficient lor fiva 41.25 22 year. old. 1.25 65.09 license................................. *,-„1 of County Commia- /composed of County Judge Mason and Commissioners >,nd Edner, was in ses j^week and transacted the ¿ag business: .ordered that the claim of ^ Johnson for $25) damages Four Foot Fir Slabs $3.00 per Cord Delivered. A. F. COATS LUMBER CO I Have Come Back Sheet Metal Business T A 15 Watt Mazda Lamp MOS"-:....... Si".«*