TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT, APRIL 12
ELAND E ERWIN,
BILLS ALLOWED BY COURT. E. W. Stanley..............
3.10 velopment is now about nine years
<
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J. S. Stephens ..............
5-00 old. One Congress after another has
Road District No. 1,
Geo. I. Smith..............
• • • •
'90 passed out of existence without pro­
Rudolph Zweifel ..........
$ MU Swabb & Roland........
434 viding a remedy. We have listened to
U. S. Steal Products Co,
20.80 O. G. Swensen ............
the piupu^amia
propoganda ui
of oviirotjivui
self-styled and
Tohl 8r Anderson .....
11.72 R. L. Shreve ..............
20.29 self appointed conservators of the
«
Anderson Bros. .......
6542 S. F. Stone ..........
14.13 I public interest who assume infallibil-
s D. S. Boyakin ..............
Lai Tillamook Herald ....
18.00'ity and whose watchford is "holier
B. Batzner........ .............
5.00 Tillamook Drug Store
1.60, than thou,” but whose only clear and
Tom Berry ........ ...........
10.00 P. W. Todd ..............
164.10 unmistakable desire is to keep their
Frank Crane ..................
15 .00 P. W. Todd ..................
13.00 names and their activities constantly
Malvis Johnson ............
17SO County Fair Board ..
1300 before the public. In this urgent need
1.25
Geo. Wood ....................
Tillamook Feed Co. ..
5-20 for wise and manful action we have
5.00
John Paquet ..................
Frank Taylor..............
18.00 been unable to rise above the trivali-
C. W. Ross ....................
9-37 Frank Taylor..............
380 ties of those who would tear down
1.25 P. W. Todd ................
R. E. Myers ...................
7-'8 that which they have not the ability
5.00
J. G. Josmann ................
Tillamook Headlight .
12.50 to construct.
F. L. Sappington ..........
1.25 -Mutual Telephone Co.
6.101 Somehow the two houses of this
84.00 Widow’s Pensions ...
W. F. Cain .................. .
managed to advance as far
230.00 Congress
"
Chas Haybarkcr ct al
45-75 Elmer L. Webb ........
110.28 as the appointment of a conference
35-00 Mary L. White ..........
Leslie Barber ................
50.00 committee on the navigable stream
Chas. Robitsch ..............
1.35 A. Vetsch .....................
25.00 bill. I will not attempt to determine
53.50 R. F. Zach man............
F. J. Darcy ......................
5.00 where the blame lies for failure of
Jack Leslie ......................
67-50 Ackley & Murphy ....
9.20 that conference. The appalling and
Sam Thompson ............
5.60 J Assessor’s office
350.00 the shameful fact is that we have
Emil Ross ........................
14 3b J Anderson Bros .
«
65-43 failed—failed in a matter which as
Emil Larson ....................
39.35 I Bushong & Long
12.50 efficient public servants and consid­
H. Tubbensing ..............
14-37 A. W. Bunn ....
300 erate, sensible and full grown men we
Felix Kebbc ................
13 75 F. L. Braden
12.50 ought to have been successful. The
36.35 P. W.
... ..........................
Geo. Kight ....................
Barrett
1450 water power of the country will con­
John Hicks............ .
10.62 o. s. Boyakin ........
11.70 tinue to waste down into the sea.
6.87 I B. L. Beals..............
J. Karnin ........................
83-33 Our industrial capital and our creative
57-35 I J. C. Bewley ............
C. E. Allen ....................
4.00 men will continue to go, as they have
Herman Klugg ............
12.50 VV. W. Conder .......
50.00 in the past few years, to other coun­
Dick Myers ..................
33501 Coast Power Co. ...
36.16 tries, where ability and enterprise are
Frank Barnes ................
4- 37 I Crystal Laundry Co.
__ appreciated and where the creation of
2.20
• 8.75 I I . J. Claussen ........
Tomlinson ................
21.96. something big, broad, purposeful, and
Tomlinson ................
'ooo w. L. Campbell ....
*33-33 useful is not considered a reprehensi-'
K. Vermelyea ..........
*5-63 ¡Clerk’s Office ..........
373-34 ble act.
M. Vermelyea ..........
'3-'o A. F. Coats Lbr. Co.
49.56 | I trust that the Sixty-fifth Congress
37-00 I
Transfer Co. ..
Frost ..........................
5.52 will give its serious attention to this
137 37 I J. T. Davis
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T. Dolan ..................
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12.50 water-power question and that it will
11.00
If
f-
B. Gresham..............
o. & C. M. Dawson ....
8.90 have the ability and courage to settle
'36 '3 C. A.’ Dunn ............................
The Hoyt Mfg. Co. ...
•55 it properly.
2.62
I
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Erwin Harrison ..........
E Epplett ........................
9.00
22.50 T E. Epplett ........................
F. P. Hobson ................
55-00 TO BUILD NEW RAIL
3372.50 w. E . Finzer ........................
The Hoyt Mfg. Co. ..
LINE TO TILLAMOOK
9-75 I
‘Y98 Glass & Prudhomtne Co ...
Jas. flicks ......................
15.19 |
Johnson & Illingsworth
5- 35 J Glass & Prudhomtne Co. ..
8-38 Roa(j Will Shorten Distance and Tap
»33.50 C L _____
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A. D. Moody ................
Hawley
Très...............
750.00 , Wonderfully Rich Timber Resources
Nehalem Times............
100 Mrs. F. P. Hobson .........
30.001 -----
- Gales
- •
With the organization of - the
R. L. Shreve ..................
| Harris Ammer Furn. Co.
2.50 Creek & Wilson River Railroad com­
43-74 I Erwin Harrison ..............
C. A. Dunn ....................
1.65 pany by Portland capitalists, plans
18.01 I Prang Heyd Co.................
E. 1. Parish ....................
11.60 were disclosed today for immediate
W. E. Anderson ..........
'9 '« A. M. Hare ....................... .
102.65 construction of a standard railway
A. H. Gulstrom............
3-75 Dr. W. C. Hawk ..............
27.00 from Wilkesboro the westerly ter­
. _
I L. S. Hushbeck ................
2500 minus of the United Railways, 27
Total ............................ .. $5,007.29 I Irwin-Hodson C o.
4- 4» miles from Portland and also front
District No. a.
Irwin Hodson Co.
4-50 Forest Grove, the same distance from
Kay Hammond ..................
3-75 Ijas Itnlah ...
12.50 Portland, to navigable tidewater on
5.00 I yy e . Erwin
Lando Darby ......................
47.05 Tillamook bay, a distance of 50 miles,
A. L. Darby ........................
G' A- j°nes Realty Co. .
7-01 giving the shortest rail connection
• 9.5O I j p. Jones .......................
Guy Vaughn ........................
7.22 between this city and Tillamook. Ac­
A. J. Nails ..........................
I Jurors Circuit Court ....
18.00 cording to a statement made by John
N. J. Dye ............................
"•S® Thos: B. Kay ....................
162.12 Pearson manager of the Western
Wiu. Hare ..........................
'—I King-Crenshaw Hdw. Co.
4 40 Timber company who is president
Q. I’angborn ........................
'.JL Mrs. Marie Kamm ........
28.00 and treasurer of the new railroad
H. Wilkes ............................
I Mrs. Marie Kamm ........
27.50 ' company, location surveys with esti­
Frank Oliver .............. ..
& Smith Co...............
2.70 mates of construction cost have been
T, Haugen ..........................
„lj°rley Kellow ....................
3.30 completed, bids for the work have
J. S. Graham ........................
6.20 been submitted by railway contract­
L. C. Wilkes ......................
36.35 ors and contracts will be awarded in
K. L. Shreve .............
^| g . B. Lamb ....................
28.50 a few days.Financing of the undertak­
Chas Thurman ....................
6-o° IG.
. ... B. Lamb .....................
8333 ing has also been concluded, although
Star Garage ........................
9’S^ j H. Mason & Co.................
560 the capitalization is put at the nom­
14.00 I
W. D. Wood..........
5- 90 inal sum of $100,000.
6.0° L Mason & Co.................
Tillamook Water Co..........
C. A. McDonald ..............
12.50
Associated in the organization of
Tillamook Watet Co.........
f7 I *’•
Owens
52.55 the new company are 0. M. Clark,
Tillamook Iron Works ...
I Geo. W. Phelps.......................
6.50
president of the Portland Chamber of
44 00 IT. C. Percy .............................
Frank Dye ...................
<x> Commerce; Ralph E. Williams, E. Z.
9.60 J. D. Pearson ...........................
Peder Erickson ........ ..
12.50
Ferguson and Jesse Sterns, all prom-
12.10 Pac. Tel.& Tel. Co...................
Hiner & Kced ................
2505 ient in timber investments. Williams
1.65 H. L. Provoost .....................
King-Crenshaw Hdw, Co. ..
10.00
is vice president and Stearns secre­
22.14 Royal Sweeping Comp. Co. ..
Alex McNair & Co.................
1.35 tary of the company.
U.15 S. G. Recd ...............................
Plaskcr Bros ......................... •
86.00
It is said to be impossible to trans­
10.00
Chas Moore ...........................
10.00 R. L. Shreve ............................ 56.35 port timbers 150 feet in length on any
C. l’roctor ................................
C.
A.
Dunn
...............................
5.62 railways other than main lines and
6.00 E. I. Parish .............................
Alvin Blum ..............................
6.37 the new road will be built with a view
500
Frank Blaser ..........................
W.
E.
Anderson
.....................
9-75 to overcome this objection to ordi-
24.38
C. A. Dunn ..............................
A. H. Gulstrom .....................
1.87 ' nary logging or branch line railways.
E. 1. Parish ..............................
11.35 L. J. Harrison .........................
7.50 I here is a large and growing demand
W. E. Anderson ....................
4-12 Fred Gould ..............................
6.25 for long sticks for shipbuilding at
A, J. Zimmerman ...................
2.50 Portland and on tidewater and to sup­
Total .................................... $1.030.51
ply it the road has been located by
Road District No, 3,
6.801 F*ilur* *0 Enact
Water-Power .Chief
11. D. Haley -j
to ac­
, "* Engineer
“..
R. E. Wilson Co. ................
48.00
|
Legialation.
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J
•
commodate
such
traffic.
J. M. Baker ..........................
...
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I “There is 15,000,000,000 feet of the
J. E. Cochran ......................
30.75
j/.^v I Representative C. N, McArthur, best vergin timber on the Pacific
3746
Joe Jenck ...............................
43.461 W l°. uses good horse scuse when dis- Coast tributary to the projected rail-
Robt. Lockwood ..................
2x50
22.50 1 «u»»i»g
**lnK matter»
matters of interest, had this riad," said President Pearson this
E. J. Hunter ........................
jo.oo | *°
'n congress about the failure to morning. “That alone will furnish I
Jim Beggs ..............................
'•25|c"“ct wa*cr power legislation;
traffic for many years, When the
P. Jenck ..................................
43.50 |
'he closing hours of this con- timber is cut thousands of acres of :
Fred Broidy
30.00 | grc»s I think it fitting to observe that high quality agriculture land will be
John lnilah
3.501 however well satisfied any of us may ready for tilling."
l’ony Jenck
'---- *- ..
>3-75
oyer this or that legislative ac-' It is understood that negotiations
E. A. Cochran
¡0.00 I coniplishment, wc arc obliged to con- arc under way for the new company
Cliff Mattoon .,
2.50 pc,i
our performance with re- to cither acquire by ownership or
J. R. Lowrance
25.64 I spect to water power is something lease the United Railways line from
J. E. Cochran ..
12.5o|'or which we can afford no adequate Linnton to Wilkesboro a unit of the
Ulysiss Edwards
3-75 picuse cither to the country or to our- Spokane, Portland & Seattle railway
R. A. Searcy ...
2.50 I’"■Ncs. While we have spent days up- system, or trackage rights over it.
Harold Brant ,,,
18.50 |o,i days of time wrangling over trival Failing in either of these plans and
U. S. Edwards .
*3-75 I matters, wc have made an
absolute in an alternative to obtain trackage
Albert Clark ....
6.35pa*lure in one matter that is clearly rights over the Southern Pacific be­
Jas lnilah ..........
.31 I fundamental to the mobolization of tween Portland and Forest Grove an
John Sailing ....
10.00 I“ur industries, to the functioning of independent line into Portland will be
Roy Braden ....
12.50 |°ur overburdened transportation sys- built.
Ralph Welsh ...
1.801'cm, to the production of our food
The Gales Creek & Wilson River
C. M. Gilmore ..
5.64 ¡supply and to the defense of our Railroad company's project has no
Fred llollctt ...
,50 I country.
connection with the plans of the Ore­
G. W. Bulina ...
13.75 I ",e 11“*« failed to make it possible gon Lumber company controlled by
Harry Beckworth
Oliver Bcckwurth
8.75 por capable and honorable men to de- the Eccles interests, of Utah, to de­
10.6J Ivelop our wasting water powers, not- velop the timber resources of the Ne­
Louis 1 Myers ... .
Bordon
5.00 I withstanding the fact that hundreds halem district which a few months
Clarence Dunn ................
7.50 ¡of millions of dollars are available ago passed into the hands of the
Chas Larson .................
7.50 [for such development, but wilt not, by Utah corporation at a consideration
W. H. Kandle ...............
44^0 [reason of world-wide reconstruction of approximately $4,000.000. At the
Harry Beckwith ............
4.50 demands, be available in the near fu- Portland office of the Oregon Lum­
G. G. Irish .....................
16.25 turc. It has been of no consequence ber company it was stated that the
Henry Gould .................
6 .88 to the majority of us that millions of check cruising of the tracts bought
Beaver Lbr. Co...............
7.00 water horse power are now actively from the Dubois interests had just
Cloverdale Merc. Co. ..
6.45 demanded in the promotion of our commenced and that plans for tap­
Edward F. Carter ..........
Ji.33 national prosperity. We have been in ping the timber lands with transpor­
A. C. Deuel .. ..................
45.00 different to the fact that great rail- tation lines would be announced in
W, D. Gilbert A Sons ...
.■4.75 road lines arc awaiting the passage of due course. Unfavorable weather had
J. L. Holgate ...................
lt.6o legislation that would make it pos- delayed the beginning of the cruising,
Jas lnilah ........................
57.50 sible to use electricity as a motive it was said by Raymond H. Early,
A. A. Itnlah .....................
(»3.50 power and thereby increase the effi- the assistant manager.—Telegram.
D ,L Jones .......................
47.50 ciency and comfort of the service
Jenck Bros ......................
A SAFE TEST.
430 while decreasing its cost and inciden-
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King-Grrnshaw Hdw. Co,
54.39 tally preventing the present enormous
Chas. Lundquist ...
For those who are in need of a
7.35 consumption of exhaustible fuel, it
C. B. Mcasor ..........
45.50 has made no difference
to us that remedy for kidney troubles and back­
Richards........
joo great industries which we need and 1 ache, it is a good plan to try Doan's
Shreve ..........
8.IJ demand in this world wide crisis Kidney Pills. They are strongly rc-
Dunn......... . .
70.63 must seek other countries, because we commended by McMinnville people.
Parish ...........
ji 99 would not enact honest and practical! Arthur Branson, 339 B Street., No.
W. F. Anderson ...
26.13 water-power legislation. Wc »cram- McMinnville, Ore., says: "About six
A. H. Gulstroin ....
33 38 ble and tumble over each other in our [or eight years ago, I had rheumatic
H. Goldsmith ..........
8.47 seal to enact legislation in the farm- ! P»ins in my back and legs so bad that
Bob McClay ............
a.50 ers’ interest yet in our
wisdom we 11 wasn't able to do my work. At
Ralph Welsh ........ ..
5 00 have thought it better to have our | times, it was all I could do to get
Forrest Ayer ..........
-■8.65 farmers either produce half a crop or around. Sharp, shooting pains caught
Herman Farmer ...
39 35 else pay tribute to the great nitrogen ! me in the small of my back and for a
J. M. Baker ........ ..
7.75 combine of Uhde than to allow our ■ minute I could hardly move. When I
E. R. Measor ..........
'4-37 water powers to be developed and got down to do anything it was all I
Ed. Kostic .......
12.50 thereby create home production of «ould do to straighten up as my back
W. H. Doering ....
7 so nitrogen for fertilizer purposes. Tru-.Ielt so weak and stiff. After I had
D. L. Jones .............
•■35 ly. it will be surprising if some of the I taken six or eight boxes of Doan's
R. A. Jones ..............
water-power
1
water-power obstructionists
obstructionists c..
on ....
the Kidney Pills 1 was cured. Since then
floor of the House do not have their
_
Total ................................. $2,218.80 names engraved upon a monument I haven't had any rheumatic paios
and my kidneys have been as strong
Sour Grass Road.
erected by the çrateiul people of the as ever.”
Dodytclt ................
l.oo Republic of Chile in recognition of
Price $0c. at all dealers. Don’t
General Fund
their zeal in levying tribute on the simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
2
00 American farmer for the benefit
Schollmyer ................ • •
of Doan s Kidney Pills—the same that
A Saling ..................
25.00 the Chilean nitrate industry.
Mr. Branson had. Foster-Milburn Co.
B. Swarts ....................... . 100.00
The embargo on water power de- Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
J. W.
Harris-Ammer Furniture Co.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Matting, Regular 35 to 50c ts.
Special, SATURDAY, 30cts.
LACE CURTAINS,
All Lace Curtains 1-3 off
Regular Price.
IR0NBEDS
Conti nous Post Iron
Beds.
White and Bronze
from
$3.50 to $13.00
Harris-Ammer Furniture Co
PIANO INSTRUCTION,
Diploma from Chicago Musical
College.—Beginners receive the same
careful training as the most advanced.
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc­
tion.
All lessons given at Studio.
County Representative for the
Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos
etc.
J2)AVID ROBINSON, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
NATIONAL BUILDING,
j TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Complete Set of Abstract Bocks in
Office.
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon S.P. Co.
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
Tillamook.............................. Oregon.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
The Best Antiseptic Healing Germicide.
Creo-Septic is completely soluable in water. Two
tablespoonfuls to each gallon of water is the average
strength to be used. Being of a soapy nature it proves
very effective for washing the animals and stable uten­
sils, and if used in general improves stable conditions.
$2.00 a Gallon.
FIRST STREET,
TILLAMOOK,
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Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
Tillurnook -
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(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
T illamook B lock ,
With every Pound Can of Royal
Club Coffee, one can of Pepper
Mustard or Ginger FREE.
See our window display
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heavy Steel rails, consistant speed.
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Road of a 1 hotisand Wonders.”
LIBERAL STOP-OVERS
Our Agents are well informed. Ask
them regarding train schedules, or
write
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent,
Portland.
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