Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, December 17, 1914, Image 2

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    Tillamook Headlight, December
1
Govern’d a wolf, . . . for all
desires
Are koifish, bloody, starved
ravenous.
Judge McGinn Sentenced Slayer Who
Aye, worse than any animal,
Waited Until Capital Punishment
cause the animal will let one alone
Was Abolished Before Commit­
who ordinarily lets it alone; but this
ting Mure er.
man went'out looking for one who
Judge McGinn last week sentenced never did him a wrong in the world
A
the young man who waited until the and deliberately shot her down.
voters of Oregon had abolished cap­ more arrant coward docs not walk
ital punishment before he committed the earth than this man who stands
White Ivory Manicure Sets, in seal leather cases.
a premediated, cowardly, cold-blood­ hire now, for when arrested at Kel­
Ivory Hair Brushes, drawn with best bristle.
ed murder, taking the life of a beauti­ so and mention was made that his
Seal Leather pocket Toilet Cases.
ful young woman in Portland, The life should be taken then and there by
Ivory Cloth Brushes. Hat Brushes.
murderer tried to force himself upon hanging him, he shook like an aspen
Leather Traveling Dressing Cases, fitted with
this young woman, who would have leaf; and when he was being brought
Hand Mirrors, Beveled Plate Glass.
genuine Ebony or Ivory.
nothing to do with him. Armed with to this city he asked the detective to
Ivory Dressing Combs, Super fine quality.
a revolver he waited near the girl’s sit near the window for fear that
Military Brush Sets, in leather cases, Ebony or
home, and then shot her down in cold someone might do him injury.
I
Ivory Powder, Soap and Nail Salve Boxes.
Wanton Slayer Always a Coward.
blood as she ran away from him, into
Ivory. Leather Music Rolls.
"This is not called up at this time
her home, where she fell and died.
Ivory Hair Receivers, Pincushion & jew cl Boxes
Leather Card and Letter Cases.
Fred Tronson convicted of murder to offer any insult to this man, but
rn the second degree for the shooting that we may hereby take a lesson.
Ivory
Manicure
Fittings,
Brush
and
Pin
Trays.
Pipes in Plush lined cases, Meershaum or
of Emma Ulrich, was sentenced to Those who have anything to do with
life imprisonment by JudgeMcGinn. the administration of the criminal
French Briar.
Ivory Combs, Brushes and Mirror Sets.
An hour later he was on his way to law know that a wanton murderer is
Ivory Perfume Bottles, Hair Receivers.
the penitentiary in charge of a deputy always a coward, and such is this
Chess Boards, Chess men, Cribbage Boards, also
man.
sheriff.
toys and Games for Children.
Combination Ivory and German Silver Vanity
"The message which I leave this
Tronson wore the same blank ex-
t
ptession that was characteristic of morning, to be read at all times in the
Cases.
A complete line of KODAKS at prices to fit any
him throughout the trial. He seemed future whenever application may be
purse.
1« realize nothing of what was being made to any executive for the release
Pure Silver Mesh Bags and Coin Holders.
done and nothing to say when Judge of this man, or to any pardon board,
McGinn asked him to give reasons is to know that whether I am here or
if any, why sentence should not be gone, whether I am on this earth or
pronounced.
beyond it, that I protest against ex­
Judge McGinn made some signifi­ ecutive clemency ever being shown
cant remarkin passing sentence. He this m«in. Life imprisonment must
•aid that had Tronson committed the mean life imprisonment. We owe it
rash act before the recent election he to the living to see that his kind are
had no doubt in his mind that the not allowed to repeat these acts.
anti-capital punishment would not be
"The judgment of the Court that
-b
passed.
you be imprisoned in the Penitentiary
of the State of Oregon for the term
Showing Clemency Opposed
He said there should be no clemen­ of your natural life; and I trust that
EDITOR FAVORS BONDING
home and abroad than any other one , Notice of Administrator’s Sale of
cy shown murderers of the Tronson natural life means just what it says,
Real Property.
man. He should be backed up in his I
type and that the sentence of life im- And there is no reason why there For Hard Surface Highway Through effort to do business at business ,
should
be
any
delay
in
this
case.
Let
, prisoninent should mean just that and
the County.
prices and in a business way. It would
Notice is hereby gvien that in pur­
this man he taken immediately to Sa­
nothing less.
be just as sensible for you to let your j suance of an order and decree of the
It
just
possiple
that
the
question
lem.
There
are
no
certificates
of
prob
­
Judge McGinn said:
school run down, or your churches ' County Court of Washington County,
“Before the curtain is wrung down able cause, or anything else needed. of bonding Tillamook County for a
run down, as to let your newspaper Oregon, made and entered on Nov­
hard
surface
road
the
entire
length
of
Take
him
at
once.
”
upon the last scene of this horrible
the county will be discussed at the run down.”
ember 9th, 1914, authorizing and di- I
tragedy which took the life of the
budget meeting Monday Dec. 21. No
recting me, the administrator of the
Rumori of War.
beautiful young woman it may be
Notice.
estate of Marshall Roberts, deceased,
well to pause and consider the Jesson
I better time could be had for such a
------ o-----
to sell at private sale the real proper­
Wars would have nothing but a discussion, for representative citizens
which is read to us therefrom.
Notice is hereby given that the un­ ty belonging to said estate, I will,
of
the
county
will
be
there
and
the
“We have recently decreed upon somber background if it were not for
dersigned, has filed in the County from and after Monday, the 21st day
rumors of wars”, When the discussion can hurt no one, but an ex­
popular vote that the death penalty “the
Court of the State of Oregon, for of December. 1914, proceed to sell at
change
of
views
must
result
in
some
is to be abolished; that life is so sac­ ancient prophets threatened the world
Tillamook County, her final account, private sale, and to the highest bidder with the problem of buy ng Harness
red that not even the state in its gov­ V'kh “wars and rumors of wars” they good, therefore, come prepared to
as administratrix of the estate of for cash in hand, all of the following you will find it distinctly advanta­
ernmental capacity may lawfully take may have intended throwing in the give your views for or against such a
Gordon Drugger, deceased, and that described real estate, situate in Tilla­ geous to come and do your select
it; that the injunction of ths munici­ ! rumors as a sort of palliative of the move.
the
Court has set Saturday, Decem­ mook County, State of Oregon, to- ing here. You will get the test
Two years ago the Courier would
pal law, following the teachings of the evil itself, zn antidote, as it were, to
qualities, the most thorough and
conscientious workmanship and he
commandment, 'Thon shalt not kill,' the poison of war in the blood of the have felt it its plain duty to argue ber, 19th, 1914, at 10 o'clock a.m. at wit:
The Southeast quarter of the North­ charged the most reasonable prices.
applies to the state as much as it does world. Mankind is gullible at best, against such a move, but it has been the Court House in said County and
We can supply' single or double
to the individual, and we arc told that but in times of profound peace there converted over to the other side since State as the time and place of hear­ west quarter, the East half of the Sets or any single article that you
ing
the
same
and
any
and
all
object
­
human life will he more sacred and is a mental balance enabling people to the fact has been clearly shown that
Southwest quarter, and the Northwest may be in need of.
will be more respected If the state it­ draw the lines somewhere near the it is the economical road to build, ions, if, any, thereto. Now, therefore, quarter of the Southeast quarter of
self docs not take life. It may be well point of absurdity and impossibility. since the automobile has so generally all persons interested in said estate Section six (6), Township two (2)
if what is thus presented is proven In time of war there is no such line. taken the place of teams for freight­ are hereby requested to be present at North, of Range nine (9), West of
true by events to follow.
| Impossibility becomes
probability ing and passenger service. To the said time and place and show cause if the Willamette Meridian, containing
EAT VIERECK’S
I have no doubt in my own mind then, and absurdity takes on a seri- Courier it seems to be only a matter any there be why said account should One Hundred and Sixty acres (160).
that if this horrible tragedy had oc- II ' ous look and meaning. There can be of the proper time to undertake such not be allowed, said administratrix
That bids will be received by me
curcd a few days before election the no “rumor of war” so utterly at vari­ an improvement, and that can best be discharged and her bond exonorated. either at the office of the Tillamook
BREAD,
Alma Pierson,
Headlight, in Tillaiiiook, Oregon, or
death penalty would not have been ance with common sense as not to find determined by the taxpayers themsel­
Administratrix of the at the office of W. N. Barrett, at
abolished, but it would have been re­ believers.
I ves as they are the only ones in a
estate
of Gordon Drug­ Hillsboro, Oregon, and said sale will TILLAMOOK BAKERY,
tained by a very large majority.
It
position
to
know
their
present
condi
­
In Canada just now they are agi­
4
ger,
deceased.
remains for us all, therefore, to sec, tated over what is there regarded as a tion and as to whether they feel like
be subject to confirmation by said
if, the death penally is to continue off probable organization and mobiliza­ 1 obligating the county for the payment
County Court. L. M. Herron who has
Administratrix Notice of Sale of Real mortgage and tax deed to said land
of the statute hooks, that there be no tion of several hundred thousand Ger- for such an improvement.
At All Grocers.
Estate at Private Sale.
recurrence of acts of this kind. If man-Amcricans in the United States I Another
-------- point
,------- to
_ __
will at date of delivery of deed to pur­
be --- — considered ..
if
they happen again we may depend fot the invasion and seizure of Can- ( ' the county bonded itself for a hard
chaser cancel mortgage and execute
Notice is hereby given that by vir­ quit claim deed to purchaser.
upon it that reaction will come which ada a.d a presentation of it to the surface road on the main line then the
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will put the death penally upon the kaiser as the contribution of his loyal regular amount used to improve such tue of an order and decree of the
Dated this 14th Jay of Nov., IÍI4.
statute books, there to abide.
John Roberts,- Administrator g Sidney E. Henderson, Pres.,
subjects in this country. It is impos­ road could be used on the less travel- County Court of Washington County,
of the estate of M arshall Roberts, B Surveyor.
sible to say just how profoundly
roads leading away from the main Oregon, made and entered tin Sept.
Bars Must Not be Let Down
line.
This
would
give
the
outlaying
22,
1914.
authorizing
and
directing
the
deceased.
stirred
the
Canuck
has
allowed
him
­
J John Leland Henderson. Sec-
"Another thing that is read to us.
~ retary Treas., Attoiney-at-
W. N. Barrett,
Where one is shown to have the self to become over this talk. What: districts, Blaine. Sandlake, Woods, administratrix of the estate of R. R.
■
we
know
is
that
the
matter
has
been
J
M
cda
and
Pacif.c
City
good
crushed
Creighton,
deceased,
to
sell
at
private
Law, Notrary Public
Attorney
for
c'-aid
estate.
blood lust, as is indicated in this case, I
B
to such an extent that human life is discussed in some of the public meet­ , rock or gravel road to the main line. sale the real estate belonging to the
Ì Tillamook Title and
never safe while such a one is at large ings in the Dominion. That it could ' Where the travel is not too great estate of said deceased. L, the under­
B
•
crushed
rock
or
gravel
makes
a
very
Summons.
signed,
will
from
and
after
December
be
seriously
discussed
at
such
places
Abstract co.
life imprisonment must mean life im­
’
desirable
road.
à
21,
1914,
proceed
to
sell
the
real
estate
is
evidence
of
the
importance
a
fool
­
prisonment. There can be no letting
Law, Abstracts, R*al Estate,
Good roads are the best investment hereinafter described at private sale,
In the Circuit Court of the State of *
down of the bars in the years to come ish rumor can acquire if only it is a
Surveying', Insurance.
|
that
can be made and a free and fair for cash in hand, subject to confirma­ Oregon, for the County of TiEamook.
“
rumor
of
war.'
’
v. hen sympathy for this man may
Doth Phones.
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j
discussion
both
pro
and
con
is
the
Probably there is no class of citi­
tion by said court, said real estate be­ Jeff D. Matney, plaintiff,
cause some to think that he ought to
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TILLAMOOK - - OREGON.
be released. Warned as we arc by zens in the United States with a keen­ best way to get the start.—Cloverdale ing particularly described as follows,
vs.
• æ ll<
■» 4B « IB ■r ■ a «
to-wit:
what he did in this case, we must er realization of the value of strict I Courier.
Lizzie Matney, defendant.
neutrality
as
a
means
of
quickly
re
­
All
tlic
following
bounded
and
de-
know that in the future life imprison­
To Lizzie Matney, the above-named
Editor and Paper Best Asset.
scribed real property, situate in the defendant:
ment must mean life imprisonment storing the prosperity of this country
County of Tillamook, and State of
fur him.
I than the Germans. It is a noticeable
In the name of the State of Oregon.
"Advertising in the country paper Oregn, to-wit:
“We must follow the example of fact that while Frenchmen, Austrians,
\ ou are hereby required to appear
is the best investment a country mer­
The Southeast quarter of the South­
Massachusetts in the case of Jesse Russians, Servians and some English­
chant can make,” says Eric W. Allen, east qu irter of Section Eight, and the and answer the complaint filed against
men
have
voluntarily
returned
to
Eu
­
until e’ery drop is
Pomeroy. Forty-two vekrs ago and
head of the department of journalism East one half of the Southwest quar­ you in the above entitled court and
rare and miow, That s
more Jesse Pomeroy demonstrated rope to offer their services, the Ger­
cause
or.
or
Ixefore
the
last
day
of
the
at the State University of Oregon.
vzhat give» the flavor
ter and the Southwest quarter of the time prescribed, in this order for the
that lie had the blood lust; that it man has stayed here and contributed
"The merchant's advertising should Southwest quarter of Section Nine all
to Old
was congenitally there.He was by reas his part to the assistance of the coun­
be news. It should tell something in Township 3, South of Range to service of summons by publication
on of his tender years, commit ted to try of his adoption. Whatever his
herein,
and
if
you
fail
so
to
answer,
very def .nite about what the store of­ West, Willamette Meridiau, contain­
the Massachusetts penal institute, ami sentimental interest in the fatherland
a
fers. 9 nd the copy should be changed ing 160 acres in Tillamook County, the plaintiff will apply to the court
may
be,
his
practical
interest
is
al)
in
there he has remained ever since. He
for the relief demanded in the said
4t
‘
.ently.
The
advertising
columns
Harper Whiskey,
Oregon.
l.as become an eminent Greek schol­ the brothcrland, and that is the inter­
complaint, namely, for a decree dis­
fifty years that flavor has
ar, and many appeals have been made est lie is keeping an eye on. To think 'c/li uld be made as interesting as any
Bids will be received by me at the solving the bonds of matrimony ex­
been the favorite. It’s
to the executives of that common­ of him arming himself and swarming l*>,her part of the PaPer» and ,h ic mer- law office of M. B. Bump, in Hills­ isting between you and the said plain­
velvety richness never
r
with
the
over
the
Canadian
border
to
capture
'
cha
”
t
’
s
‘
ad
‘
should
appear
wit
wealth for clemency, but Massachus­ .
boro, Washington County, Oregon tiff. Jeff D. Matney, for the recovery
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varies. Your Grandfather
etts has not forgotten that it owed a i a prise for the kaiser by smashinK J same regularity as the editor’s news. also at the office of the Tillamook by plaintiff of his costs and disburse­
chose Cid I. YV.
duty to the living and that duty was the neutrality of the United States Mi advertisement in the local paper Headlight in Tillamook, Tillamook ments in said suit, and for such other
nut tu let the men of the Jesse Pom-1
•mitherecns is to conjure up bc- il by ,no means charity. It brings big County, Oregon, this Nov. 17. «914.
!
and further relief as to the court may
..." forr the nii'til-il
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t
eioy type loose to prey upon mankind fore the mental vision one of the returns; first, indirect business when
Widow's dower right in said land seem meet, right, and equitable.
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most amusing sights in the world of it is bundled with a little common can be purchased for a reasonable
Judge Would Leave Meaaage.
This
summons
is
served
upon
you
be cause i-3 knew it was
“So 1 want thia morning to leave a inak« believe. That such a thing can sense; .second, in building up the com- price.
by publication thereof, by order of
the best.
Today you
[
i
’
’
iunity.
?
b«
seriously
discussed
anywhere,
message to those that may come after
Dated at Hillsboro, Washington the Hon. Homer Mason, County
can find no finer
me, and to those who may be on the •how» that "rumors of war” mu'j I I “The paper should be made as im­ Cnnty, Oregon, this Nov. 17, 1914.
Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon,
scene when many of us who are here have been thrown in by the prop' lfts I portant an agent of a town’s improve­
Katie J. Creighton,
in the absence of the Hon. Webster
ment
and
prosperity
as
the
church
or
as
a
silver
lining
to
the
war
clc
ads
"
4
present are gone. This is a murder,
Administratrix of the es- Holmes, Judge of the Circuit Court
school.
The
great
problem
of
the
moat foul, committed by one for
tate of R. R. Creighton, above named, which said order is
K F. Y.AUGHLIN,
small town in these days of central­
Gen. Gothal. ha. b<rred „
whose, life we almost might say, iu
deceased. ,
dated the 18th day of November, 1914
Tillamook, Ore.
ization
and
parcel
post
is
to
make
it
­
the language of humanity's great from the canal zone ,r d ,tudentJ
M. B. and D. D. Bump,
and the date of the first publication
geography W.H he/^ bf confugcd self a good place to live and a pleas­
poet:
Attorneys for said Estate. hereof is the 19th day of November,
ant place for'the country people to
a. to th. m.snm-
of
For thy life let justice be accus'd!
1914, and the date of the last publica­
come to. If it doesn't do that it is
Advocacy of the federal budget sys­
K
Thou almost makes! me waver in my sones.
tion hereof, and the last date on qr ! tem is n't n«-*'
Great
Britian's
chancellor
of
tfie
ex
­
doomed
to
disappear.
wl,h Mr' .. 8 .
frith,
A divorce e announce, the cheerful
chequer will come in for the bulk of before which you are required \o He tried it on Congress but could n
so
short
­
"So
no
town
should
be
1 o hold opinion with rythagoraa.
,8COVC5* that she can support her- sighted as not to give every encour­ the criticism by the antiwar party in answer this summons is the 31st day
budge it. '
,
That souls of animals infuse them- s<
d two children on $x\ooo a agement to the man who is trying to this country. He is expected to pro­ of December, 1914.
It may be that Col. Bryan wants to
srlves
Dated Nov. 19th, 1914.
. when not bothered w ith a hus-
vide, ample funds for the war expenrWs
get out of tl-e cabinet in order to t>e
Into the trunks of men. Thy currish v’Ctid. But most women hay« been make a newspaper there. He is in one
T. H. Goyne,
in snch a way that the people will n it
sense
the
most
important
citizen.
He
in a better position to work up
spirit
•‘t\arc vf this for many years
Attorney for Plaintiff.
sua dj aiq.e for the town both at feel the burden.
stampede is» 1 9*6.
PEOPLE OF OREGON ARE RE­
SPONSIBLE FOR MURDER.
Grained White Ivory
will solve the Christmas Gift Problem.
C. I. CLOUGH CO
Tlie Reliable Druggist
W.A, Williams & Cc
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a
harper
WiiCSKEY
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