Cbe 'CillattiooU Rerald
C. 6. Cromblcy, Editor
iicrt Cwkc i tUeck CucmIoy ntiU FrUiaV
Hntonvi n $o-onitalrts matU'r Miw 17, llMO. ut lh iltco nt THUmook,
Owpw, under the net of March 3, UW
StUiSCKlrTION Sl.ftO A VKK IS AI .CU
Hdvcrtisirm Rates
' c -al AdvortisteRwnt
First Iiift'rttoti, per line $ .10
F s ul$oiuont irwtlon, Hrw .06
It-' .estoa-1 Noticos - 5.W
bor Claim - - 10.00
Not-.-, jw line ... .08
Carl of thnnks, jxsr Un - .08
Lv!s, 'hit line, tirst insertion - .i
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Kaeh mtbMqurnt Invcrtinn, Hue
Kosolutions of v inuohnct nml
l.ol tiottrort, or lint
Hiint! ,fc l'ruf.tonl ranta.utn.
Display AvIvcrOaetnent. per Inch .3-
Al.l. Utopia y Ad must be in this of
fice on Monday tl 'Pirilay Min'1
in to inutv Vtt'lt'iition In folio -in
Tuemiay k-hI Friday iwue.r
Reiwon HrtOmpcrAlivo.
FIRE ON 1HK MIAMI
Word w rooutwd Hjre oil WudnW
luy tluit the hoiiKHif Krnk Ctuno on
the Mltuni wrt dtwlroyu I by Uro on
. Tuusdtiy mentiitf, th.j entire contontM
j of the homo bolnu wiwtimed, Ion
' WW, purtinlly eoverwl tiy in.iumm'u.
Wo tinlrtiiml that Mr. Crmio win in
hnr health nml wan about to move to
miotluir cliuitito. Hi Ion by lire will
add iiitethf r hitrtin whb'li Is much du
ploml by his n.a.-y fruitd.
ANOTHER LIE NAILED
FRIDAY SKPTliMlUiK lOU.
This iuo of th Hrrakl tonlainc th much low to the property owner.
puMioalion of th ropod charter On of the measure a-nonR the pro
amendments to be voted on by the i pod ninemlments provide for the !
council as ordinance on Monday even- t min of bonus to the extent of J70.
i 'C Sept. ith, ami referred to the 1 000, the proceeds of the snmo to be
A WORD FROM THE TALMAGK
RCOrilERs'
Oek 1' lnt (about) Atitf. !W M I
IMilor HoriiKI: Tuluklm; wont from
wayfarers might, not be iriil mid hv
Inu it unod opiHirttinity to mind ii hum
im,ju, 1 Uko the otuuu'o. 0m I'lnt, an
ItK iiHiin ImplUf, Ih i I'onipitnitively
level iiih- of land, iHi-iinp u hundred
aeros In o.xtwit tttii.ttleil with iuik tim
ber, on the north bunk o( the IIIIihuh
river, loit foity mlle.i went frni
(Iniiiin V nml ubout thirty-live mlleii
fMin the continence of the llllniiln with
, ltH(ii river in tho hoiirt of the Rfowt
' On wfveral iHwtow imiiind town uif ' SUki ni t'orwt Henerve nUn in the
tier the hen.iin "Should KnnUH Uta" I heart of the junelloii of the Sntkioii mid
, we Hud the titonient thut there lire i ( ot nimintiiltw. We cmno crunchiUK
more InniHtes in the peuitentl.iry ne- ..ver thu irrmillo ridijeii, nml down the
cording to population in Ku'nn tlmn wimiinc, aim bliterd trail, on to the
in Oregon. Now we wnnt to oxpo-te j Klut. On the rtwt tiny of Aigot. tho
iniFernble fnNeho.Kl coverol by u hulf- tiirnHnukr regmturwl lot in the
peocle for :'ieir approval or rejection.
I'hts-c prpwed amcidnent wo in
b.rmony wU Jho oVs as presentwi
b Mayer Pecw in hi meswige to the
council wt-i : ho took hi oath of oftko.
I" nder t" e present provisions of the
charter the uncil h full power to
make any kt! ' 'f an improvement, ro
gardlcfc of V wishes of i.'e property
owners ellecled. I'nder the provisions
cf the proposed amem'merts, twtv
thin.s o! the property ovvrers can
dcsici.atr ' e characlt-r of the improve
n t iit an-i ihe material to be used.
Our charier in its present slate gives
th council power to make an improve
ment u herevor it desire. Under tfte
provision of the proposed amend-j
ir.ents, if two-thirds of the property!
owners effected object to an
n.ct.t, that objection acta as
ti.e improvement for six months. And
i-stea-i of having ten days notice as is
r.v'W provided, they will have twenty
da. sunder the proposed amendments
ir which to tile an objection to an im
prove mcnt.
A "itie provision which the proposed
a. !..:- ttr.ent make, is for the city en-g-:
eer to nlc with the recorder tho cost
of ar improvement, so that each in
dividual i roperty owner can letrn as
si on as he is notified of a contemplated
improvement approximately what that
improvement will cost him. It will be!
remembered that when the property
owners were notified of the eon tern p-,
lated improvements in regard to the
laying of our pavement, they were
ui at1 V- lern anything in regard to
the cost thereof. This defect will be
overcome in the adoption of the pro
P'jsevl amendment.-'.
Another gJ idea contained in the
proposed amendments ta the provision
made for the creation of improvement
districts ir to rones fuc the assessment
of property effected ty improvements.
Undt-r the provision? of the present
charter there is no revision m&dc for
assi ssing benefits and damages in case
where streets are V be opened, changed
or widened. The proposed amendments
I aleviate this defect.
I'nder the provisions of the proposed
amendments the Bancroft. Bonding Act
is ncorporated in the city charter, and i
in addition thereto, provision is made
that while individual property is as
sessed for its improvements, the city ,
as a whole may guarantee the payment
of improvement bonds issued in pay-,
ment therefore, giving improvement
bonds issued against individual proper-,
ty owneib the backing of the city as a ;
whole and thereby eliminate the possi-'
bility of the bends being sol'i at a dis
count, whi n of coursu means just so '
ued for the payment of outstanding
warrants and caring for the indebted
ncs of the city. This provision is a
good one. Many of our people arc car
rying city warrants ami arc unable to
rciiliae on them except at a discount.
This state of affair is not just and for
that reason a bond istnio shouhl be
made for the purpose of liquidating
Uee uohts.
Every provlion contained in the
uroposrd ametMlments ha been fmmed
tor the welfare and protection of the
property owner. Mayor Heals has giv
en these matter considerable thought
and study ami we are sure it is his in- '
prvtluct of thin year's servicr as mayor,
a charter that will pot the city on a
improve- sound busine ba&is and safegunnl its
i bar to-,-vorv intensst.
This is the last publication of tho
proposed amendmenU before the coun
cil take action in regard to the same
as to their passage, and it is hopod our
citizens will carefully study the
several amendment and if there be
any objections to them tho same should
be made to the council on Monday ev
ening, Sept. "th.
truth.
N'oto rtmt of all that 1 1 ir tur put
of tho prisoner In the tvani- peniten
tiary are KKDKItAL primmer con
lined in the Federal prison at I.uuven-
shade that day, mimI it had then been
six week aiuce it was Una than VH1
during the heat of the duy, Slticn thuii
there ha been only threo day it
I rgt(rd tfol.w loo, neverul of 10A,
worth. The pnionors tire not K uiua one of lOM and one of 1 10. I'h mount-
THE NEW POPE
Washington, Sept. 3. Cardinal Delia
Chiesa, elected pope in Home today,
was born in I'etlli, Italy, in 1S54. He
was ordained a priest in 1S73 and went
to .Madrid as secretary of the Nuncia
ture in 153, remaining there until
1ST".
When he returned to Home. Delia
Chiesa acted as a minor official in the
I papal secretary of state's otlice until
1901, when Cardinal Kampolla. the
late I'opo Leo's secretary of Mtate, pro
moted him to the tirst assistant secre
taryship of state.
In 1107 Delia Chiesa was made arch
bishop of Boulogne, where he remained
until he was made a cardinal at the
last consistory.
JUSTICE COURT CASES
The following cases were tried be
fore Justice Stanley on Thursday:
State vs. Kmil Schoolmeyer, of Ne-
halem, on charge of assaulting S. M.
Battcrson, fire warden. Defendant was
fined $25.00 and costs.
State vs. H. P. Heard, on charge of
violating game law, in shooting sand
pipers. Defendant was fined 125.00 and
costs.
State vs. C. E. McKiuster, violating
salmon fishing law. Defendant was
fined 50 00, however, sentence was
suspended.
prisoners at all but U. S. Prisoner
gathered from all over Uu country
anion Morgan, of tho u. S. prison in
that state, while Warden J. I). tloi-Xin.
of the Kansas State penitentiary tott.U
a tolegrnni to tht effect that there urt
but 715 priootters all together in the
State institution.
Following m the telegram:
Utnsing. Kan.. Auk. S 101 1
i fa the Anti-Saloon League,
Portland, Oregon.
"There are 733 men, and li! women.
AlHtut S per cent of men here through
lirpioror lope. Very large tiereunlagc
of these are not Kansas cittie.in but
lloaters from other States. I'KOIIIIt
ITION HAS OK RATI. Y DIMIN1SHK1)
CK1MK AMO.W, KANSAS CI HZBNS.
CON THAI' Y KliPOItTS A K I.
FALSK."
Signeii:
J. D. Botkin, Warden.
There are in Oregon State Peniten
tiary 400 mmatuit, a few more or less,
and at the same time Oregon hui a
posHiuttion only one-third that of Kan
Now then the truth u tnut Kan
sas with three times the Hipuliillon ui
Oregon has lew than twice tne inmate
in he Nt Iv-nitentiary.
Now citizen of Til lain jo' Co. we
have nailed this falsehooi i r i and we
simply ask you iu intelligent men nnd
women to compare the foregoing with
the posters which will probably still
be in the windows and see if we have
not uncovered something that smells.
A business is a poor business that
, has to be kept in existence by being
prompted up on deception. If it will
i not stand the truth it is unworthy of
tne vote of an American citizen.
The liquor tratllc is standing in the
midst of a pile of skulls mountain higl
t and trying to defend m existence by
'saying that eacn skull means three
1 cents in revenue to the town. State or
Nation.
Men, women and children are the
most valuable produce of our State
even more so than ho- and any thing
or business that fixes the young man
so that the Itaihoad and almost any
other Company will not employ him
and leaves him to fall in life, despair
and ought to be condemned without
hesitation before any jury of American
citizens. Its below the dignity of any
civilized people t o consider finance
for a minute when human life is at
stake.
II. A. Winkle,
Pastor Christian Church.
Subscribe for
twice a week.
the Herald, it comes
in
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iamook County Fair
illamook, Ore., September 15, 16, 17 and 18
jgjE WANT every man, woman and child in this county to make an
SSI
and buildings have been prepared.
we want to PKOVK TO THE
THIS IS YOUR FAIKand
WORLD THAT TILLA-
AXD LET
xhibit and help make this fair a grand success. Good grounds
i IS YO
ILD TI
AIOOK COUNTY HAS PRODUCTS OF THE FARM, THE
SEA AND THE FOREST THAT CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
Call on or write the following Superintendents ol Dcnartments
THEM KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE TO EXHIHIT:
Superintendent of Livestock.
Superintendent of Milk and Cheese.
Superintendent of Poultry.
Superintendent of Vegetables and Fruit.
Superintendent of Flowers.
Superintendent of Needle Work, Crocheting, Etc.
Superintendent of Domestic Baking.
Superintendent of Painting and Photography.
Superintendent of Better Babies Contest.
The above, together with the members of the Fair Board and County Expert
Jones are at your service. The Secretary will give your inquiries prompt attention.
YOURS FOR A GREAT, BIG GET TOGETHER FAIR
TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR BOARD
J, H. Dimstan, President WillUm G. Tait, Secretary L. M. Kraner
Dr. J. E. Reedy, :
F. W. Christensen :
II. Booth ; :
R. Y. Blalock :
W. C. King :
Mrs. Crenshaw :
Mrs. Anna Billings :
Mrs. LolaM. Shrode :
Mrs. Marv F. Dunstan
aliis uro u diy it suoun like a kliiglo
smirk would 4turt a llre.aml the tnmo
nl the river and creeks am bleaching
in the sun. Fishing "ltd hunting are
not as much of a success as were tho
weather cooler and the water not so
low but our camp has been very well
supplied o far. however, either hunt
ing or tUhiug is not u lacy man's job.
When one has climbed thone crnlgd am)
threadud tho brake and having been
fortunate enough to have killed a deer,
and then rarried its blood stained car
ens into camp on Ins back tut h.i cer
tainly earned hu venUon (iln his ap
petite) but such l life III the woods.
We are certainly having a dwllghttul
time. Our camp is under four large
oak trees, n few step. from u spring,
of the finest water Imaginable, gush
ing In a atruum frum undor a granite
clilf. ro or three days woie niunt
in cleaning olf the ground, ami enclo-i
Itig it with tktlisados, to guard ugalital
any unwelcome prowler, ami arrang
ing other little primitive convenience.
Now svo fish when we like, hunt when
we like and sometime we take the
pick, shovel and gold pan, aiih prospect
fr the colors that can lie found on al-
moni every Imr or nitle, In pjantllici,
however, just about ullleieiil to keep
an optomistic individual, digging, Just
below our camp U an old abuhduued ra
vine, where tradition lus It, t2i),000
was spent in putting indited and Hume,
ami a clean up of tttX) was tho rciull,
Wc crossed the old ditch in two or
three places on tne mountain north of
us when wo werj hunting, and the old
giant is still iu the water and pib-s ami
piles of iron pipe are scattered over the
tuft.
This is tho roughest country it has
ever been my lot to tramp '.or. 'Ihe
formallou is nearly al. granite, and tho j
mountains are broken and very sleep.
It all reminds one of the isolation,
"Crags mounds and knowls confusedly
hurled, The fragments of nu earlier
world." Would like to write vou more
in detail, but, our messenger wishes to
be olf, he has T miles of mountain
trail to hike it over, to ihu nearest
post otlice.
Wo are enjoying the best of health,
and I! nothing unforsi.-on happens will
be with you hi about another mouth.
U W. Talmage.
Dr. L. E. Hewitt
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SUUOKON
Obstetrical Specialist
uoili riionea
Olllce:; Kooms 16-10 Tillamook lllock
Hours: 'J A. .M. to 5 P. M.
TILLAMOOK OKK.
Dit.
A. I), PKUKINS
KI(.Smii.NT lll'.NTIHT
Office iu Sturgeon llldg.
All Work Guaranteed.
ni.LAMOOK. Oltl'.GON
Dr. Jack Olson
KESIDKNT DENTJ3T
Ofllco Houra Irom U a. rn. to C p. m.
Oddfellows Building
Both Phones.
DR. ELMER D. ALLEN,
Dentist,
Has Located in the Commercial Bldg.,
Succeeding Dr. P. J. Skaro.
All Work Goifi nlred, Both Phones.
Olflcc Houni ? JJ' "''
I to 4:30 p. m.
Open Evenings from 7 until 8 o'clock
T. H. G0YNE
Attemey-at-Law aid
Land Office Business.
;OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE:
J. E. REEDY, D. V. M.
Vl-TCUINAKIAN
(Until Phoned);
Tillamook t t Oregon
GEORGE WILLETT
Attorney at Law
Office In Tillamook Block
El- J . OlAU SB EN
Lawyer
Ditt'TsniKK Advokat
Coititiicrcial Uuililiii
H.dT. BOTTS
Lawyer
OOMPLKTU .Shr Oi',AS TRACTS
Ollice llO'.l 'JO I , TillnuiooU
Hlofk
rilluutook - Ore.
Pioneer Transfer Co.
G. I.. DICK ,V SON. Piop.
lk.ligi'lmiirt
I lie Same Price lo llvci youc
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fir
HARH
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btim ter
lilluinook County ItnitK Dtilcj.
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... IIIMII Will II 111 mil
of vmir Itnrn kmt rouiriimto
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Geo. r. Winslow
AITOUNKY AT-I.AW
THUinmik Itloehl
ItlK.lll 'Jic.tl
Tillamook. Oregon
TII.I.ACtOOK I'N'OHW I'AKINd CO.
K. N". UKNKI.lt. Mil
lx-nted in ItulMini; l-'orincrly Ocenitleil
lly Curl PnUlnf,
I'un.ral Oirvelor iJ Ucnti.tl Kiitlialma
ltilv Altttiil When Ke.ietinl,
Calvin R. Worrall
LAWYER
Htisiuoss Counsellor, Titles,
Accountant, Notary Public.
COMMERCIAL CLUil 11 JILDING
Tlt.LAMOO.. OKK.
A. M. AUSTIN
CIVIL (ENGINEER AND
SURVEYOR
f II.I.AM00K
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WATER AND POWER RIGHTS
mid c Drn a i tw
I icll I'lionc J
L. L. HOY, M. D.
I'hystcinn ami Surgeon
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Jnhli I.olnml I li'iiilcrum,
Socy. Tronii
t I Kt..t . II.. I.
Abstract Co.
Survtjyinjj, Inmirnnre.;
Itoth Phoin-n
'iii.i a miii; . no it.
TILLAMOOK HI.OCK
JT-KM 41 Uli ATA Jk lililV JC V-X
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KITCHEN RANGES and
HE4TING STOVES
See Ua for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere
McKINLEY & VANC
DEALERS - IN - LAN
Ground Floor Commercial Building
Opposite Todd Hotel
TILLAMOOK, OREGON
If ( ti'Milf ii cull rw i triL i'mi.. .'m.J.
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Netarts Hotel Ready for Bnsiness
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tfzrmA Ii l.i.. kt., rw. - . iir'ii ii
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t- vrm i.iliri kt) ttnWIIll I J1L. Mill L'L'?I II III II
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Mauu for Special Attentions.
G. W. DORR, Proprietor
Four Foot Fir Slabs
$3.00 Per Cord Deivered
$2.90 in Ten Cord Lots;
$2.80 in Twenty CordjLoti.
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO.