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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 24. 1906
And further, if the temperas .
win, and prohibition is ordered tw,'’
TO THE EUtTOIt TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. years, at the end of tlmt time til '**
Let well enough alone. The county is
Once more we want to call the atten required to repetition and rn,,/*’
and re vote on i he question. Th«
getting along well enough without the
tion of the voters of Tillamook county to den of keeping the territory profit
saloons and a large number of persons
the unfair and deceptive provision* of is placed upon the teniperanc < **
are better off in consequence.
the propiteed amendment to the Local instead of making the liquor nien r«,
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Option law. A more unfair measure their share ot the fights IVh.Z„u
If our democratic friend W. B. Smith
the liquor men not I m - required
could scarcely Iw introduced, and unless ; the aggressive and all the burden be *
has swallowed Conder and the 40 per
voters,
who
are
generally
fairniinded.
upon the temperance lores«? [, ¡, i*
cent contract, we think he must now be
pay some attention to this matter they liquor men may have a " 8q«am|Uir
in first class trim to tackle Liverpool as
may be tricked into voting for a law A “Square Deal I” Magic word,, u.j
well. Try it Billy.
what a crime is attempted to ben/
that will hand the State over to unbridled pelr>ite<i in that tiiimel
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wliiskev rule.
Can you It..... -ally beli-v«
..
Every progressive citizen can take com RO.
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The liquor men name their bill an forces which spent, and Ianted « »
fort in the fact that the democrats can
When Sheriff Woolfe went to Sandlake
not make the voters pay toll before <hey to enquire into the murder case he return •‘Amendment to the Local Option Law $140.000 two years ago to dete,t til
Local Option Liquor Law, and failing
cast their ballot, neither can they bottle ed to the city satisfied that Hembree had Giving Anti-Prohibitionists and Pro in defeating lhe people. undertook i,
hibitionists
Equal
Privileges.
”
This
it up with toll gates.
atibeidize the legislature and amend it
committed thecrime. He failed, however,
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craftily devised argument begs the ques the following winter, can you honml,
to
arrest
Hembree
and
left
him
there
to
believe they will give a “ square
County Clerk Lamb is attending as
cover up the crime more effectively and tion in their favor, and is calculated to to the temperance and moral elementof
strictly to the business ot the county as
deceive voters into voting for a measure this Stale? Has the class that hualw,.,
usual, and is not fooling away his time remove whatever clues remained. What that is supposed to represent a fair and stood for open gambling, unbridW
a bungle, as the prosecution will find out
running over the county. George is wise.
square deal, but which is the most one lust, and every evil work, enough Butai
An absolutely pure, cream of tartar powder.
But, then, he has left his record with the when the cases comes to trial. So in sided affair irumaginable. Infact.it is I principles to make a law that will iD 00
dignant were some of the citizens that
j wise conflict with its interests? AnoU
voters.
they went in a body to Deputy District far from being a “Square Deal’’ that I proverb -says : •’ Look before you leap"
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many
men
in
favor
of
licensed
saloons
land it is pretty good advice uponihii
Ask a democrat what he thinks ot the Attorney Cooper and asked him to make
If the liquoe men's amend
contract Judge Conder entered into with an investigation, and even when loh’ are going to vote against the liquor question.
ment carries some people will haveuk,n
Handley & Thayer, and then you see a by Mr. Cooper to go and arrest Hem- men's ameudment.
a leap in the dark and as a result, their
First, by making it a precinct law boys may take a leap into hell ] Lma>|n
democrat boil up 46 per cent hotter thin biee and bring him to the citv. Sheriff
and
doing away of the grouping of pre- said: “Better not change hones while
he was before. We put the question to Woolfe demanded a warrant for Hem
crossing a stream.” The present I,«
every democrat in the county, and also bree's arrest, but he was told that he did cincta, or taking the county as a whole, has not had a fair trial snd should 1«
to republicans, How do you like this not have to have a warrant, but to go it provides for one single precinct in a be amended or repealed at thia time.
county to control the entire county on Hence, take the advice of Litoolnmd
democratic policy of employing a law and arrest him, anyway.
the question of saloons or no saloons. keep on riding the Local Option hom
firm to do the work of the district attor-
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This is unfair because the county is the for two years more. Put s X bet«s>n
nev and the sheriff, both of whom are
When an effort was made to elect a unit of taxation, and perforce, the en. No. 305 and the word '• No" when too
salaried officials ?
city marshal who wouldenforce the law,
vote June 4th, and help to vote dj.o
tire county must be taxed to pay for the one of the biggest pieces of infamy nv
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Does the republican party owe Conder N. I- Myers, who is a democrat and be crime, vice and pauperism produced by attempted in the State of Oregon, and
or Woolfe any thing ? They have, where longs to that faction of the democratic the lawleasnese of a single precinct into the most unfair measure that will ,p.
ever they could, appointed democrats, party that does not believe in granting which “ the riffraff’ would congregate pear upon the official ballot in June.
G eo . F Z immerman .
and republicans have got it in the neck, special privileges to anybody to violate and keep saloons going “ on like the
Secretary Tillamook Anti Ssloon
where they deserve it, for placing dem the law, was placed in nomination for brook forever.” Is it not fair and just
League.
ocrats in office. It was a democrat road citv marshal Myers, therefore, became that the entire county have the right to
boss who bossed the road supervisors» the candidate of the law and order advo- vote on this as a whole as our present law
T. BOTTS,
and it is a democrat who is superintend cates. Sheriff Woolfe told Myers he was provides ? The liquor men want to lake
ing building of the new court house and the best man but lie could not support this right away.
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A ttorney - at -L aw .
democrats who are getting ail the fat him because he was brought out by the
To do this they not only propose to
wrong
party.
Myers
and
a
number
ot
jobs. It is about time that republicans
amend the law to precinct option, but Complete set of Abstract Book-
democrats make no bones that they are
got next to themselves.
also to raise the number of petitioners
fighting Woolfe. claiming that he, not
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required to bring on an election frotu 10 in office. Taxes paid for nom
The democratic “push’* went up to they, belong to the “wrong party.’’
to30 per cent; and to provide that the
Residents.
Nehalem on Friday, and it is surprising Thus, the democrats are in a factional
miuimuiu time for the tiling of election
that the Nehalemites did not commit fight over the sheriff, the democrats who
Office opposite Post Office.
petitions shall be 45 instead of thirty
them to “Liverpool’’ for the rest of their believe in law and order are openlv and
days as the present law provides
Both phones.
lives. To pay 40 per cent commission to secretly in revolt, and because Woolfe
Why ? They want to make it harder
collect the back taxes on that place, when I wouldn't give Myers a square deal when
for the temperance foices to bring on
the county is paying the sheriff $1600 a he was running for office there 's trouble
H.
COOPER,
election, and when one is brought on,
an
vear and a deputy $50 a month is a new for Woolfe which has made his candidacy
they
want
an
extra
15
days
in
which
to
tangled idea of running county affairs, fall as flat as a pancake, and voters all
pack a precinct with saloon votes so that
instituted by the democrats. If the tax over the county are reticent when the
,,,‘,V,,,,,,.\.....,\...VVAVMWl,VVAAAAVVAMllMVAAAMAAAllMVAVl"
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
they
can carry the electiou. In fact, so
payers like the idea of paying private in name of Woolte is mentioned for another
hard are ths conditions to liecome, if this
dividuals for doing work which officials term as sheriff.
amendment carries, that the saloo:: is T illamook ,
O regon .
are drawing pay, then it is the demo
After a long effort, those who have fastened upon every precinct in the
cratic ticket that the taxpayers should
vote for. “Liverpool” is a living monu been trying to create a factional fight in State as long as it should remain a law.
Secjrid, it provides for the sale of in
ment of the 40 per cent commission or the republican party managed to get in
arl haberlach
Monmouth State Normal School.
democratic policy of running the county the thin edge of a wedge so that a little toxicants in every precinct whether it
fish could wiggle under. The fish that goes prohibition or not. Should a pre
June 27th • " August 7'h and AugtiNt 13'h to September 7th.—Fir«tsix week« | affairs.
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was used for a sucker was no other than cinct go prohibition it provides for the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
devoted to special preparation for < ounfy «nd State Exams. Regular Normal
Sheriff Woolfe, before he assorted the Fisherman Chase, hence his readiness to wholesaling of liquor in that precinct
subject« nnd M. . I i . h I h also. Lust four week* a continuation of Normal^instruction
office, took n solemn oath that he would bite at the bate when it was thrown him By this provision anyone could set up a
and special nthi.vu» • to Primary Method« with model pupil classes.
do his duty and enforce the law. He so enticingly. He comes out in opposi government license.
A further pro
FACUL TY OF OVER TWENTY INSTRUCTORS.
Office across the street and north Iron
has ignored his oath of office and the lion to A. T. White, the republican nom. vision making it no crtmiiisl offense to
Regular Normal Faculty a««isted by noted college and public school educators. I iw. It was the custom of Woolfe, pre.
the Post Office.
inee for justice in the second district, and give liquor away, makes it possible for
Tuition : F»r*o Term, $7.50 Second Term, $5.
vious to his election, to spend his Sun is the first republican, we are sorrv to some liquor reprobate 10 buy liquor by
F<»r cntalo/ne Hummer Mtbooi circular or other information write to Pre«. day mornings in the back rooms of the
say, and the only republican, to come wholesale, call the boys into his house
E I). R b SSL rl * Monmouth, Oregon,
saloons playing cards. This was con out in opposition to the ticket. It is that and give it Co them. 1 b this a fair pros
H. GOYNE,
tinued alter his election. Men who saw kind of politics and that kind ot tactics pect for the boya, perha|M your boys ?
him there an 1 who voted for him are that was responsible for the division in
Some of you may say. “ Well, look
now bringing this up against him and the party in the past. If Chase wants how the boys get it now. Boys are
A TTORN E Y-AT. LAW.
are opposing his election. And it is the to be the first person to jump in and put drinking to-day that did not drink two
Candidate for the Office of Justice of the Peace, for the Second Dis- proper thing to do, fo.- after a sheriff has himself ,up in opposition to the partv years ago.” That may be true. I do Office : Opposite Court House,
taken a oath of office and draws pay nominee, who came out fair and square not deny it. But are you sure that those
trict of Tillamook County.
from the taxpavers he ought to do his in the primary election, well and good, lioys would not be drinking even had
T illamook , O regon .
duty. Anyway, the back room of a but Chase is the only republican who saloons been running all this time ? Not
W. 0. Chase lias saloon, and playing cards, is no place for cares to have that kind of reputation more then one saloon-keeper out of ten
come out indepen- a sheriff to be in, other than to do his hanging to his tail in the future As he is above violating the selling to minors
W. SEVERANCE,
dent, upon the so duty and enforce the law.
tailed to place his name before the peo law. After eight years experience in
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ple in the primary election, our advice to law enforcement I speak from expert
licitation of a num If republicans can
’t get together and
ber of his friends, work together for the success of the re the voters in the second justice district ence. So it is not in the least doubtful
not to vote for Chase, for he started a but that those same boys would have
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
for Justice of the publican party with the direct primary, is precedent
that is antagonistic to the been drinking had the saloons kept run
where
everv
republican
had
an
oppor
Peace for the 2d
primary nominating law and the one ning. One reason why it is, that one
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to participate in electing a ticket,
T illamook
District, and his pe it tunity
thing that is responsible tor factional boy out of every Sve in the United
is going to lx* hard to frame a plan
tition has been that will. We cannot see any reason fights and party defeat. We think that States is needed every year to fill up the
signed by a number whv everv republican in Tillamook can Mr. Chase will take this view of it if he saloon army. Is it any wonder that new Q H. UPTON, Ph. G..M.D.,
is left to his own judgment, and he will boys take to drink every year. And it is
of the business men not vote for the entire ticket, for that is see
at a glance that he has made a mis no argument in favor of saloons because
the
only
consistent
thing
for
a
republican
of the district.
take.
they do, rather is it an argum»nt against
to do if he is sincere in his politics. The
PPYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Mr. Chase is a re republican
them. Ami if it takes every fifth boy to
ticket is made up of good
publican, a wide men, and especially is this true of the Quite a number of taxpayers coincide keep the saloon going, how soon may it
with the Headlight, that when a demo get your boy ? Are you sure that it will Office first door East of F. R.
awake citizen and local candidate, who are clean men and cratic
draws a salary of <1,600 a not get your boy? “ A saloon can no
was a member of each fitted to fill the office for which they year he sheriff
Beals’ office.
ought not to be paid extra for more run without boys than a sawmill
are
running.
They
are
but
the
represen.
the City Council for
malting arrests. The Headlight has can run without logs.’’
two terms,taking a tatives of the republican partv, not the always advocated good wages for the Thud,, it absolutely repeals the elec F. R. BEALS,
of any one man or faction, and county officials, but tor the sheriff to be
very active part in choice
for that reason every republican ought paid extra for arresting persons we must tion laws of our State so far as they
all public improve to turn out and vote for the republican candidly confess it looks like rubbing it apply to the liquor business. This is the
REAL ESTATE,
most dangerous anarchy possible. It is
ments and enter ticket.
into the taxpayers, and in some measure simply a class making their own laws
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F inancial A gent ,
prises. His oppon W. O. Chase is the first republican to justifies the agitation to cut down the and trying to force them upon the com
ents on the ticket go back on the party in this county and wages of county officials. Without any monwealth under the guise of a “Square
Tillamook, Oregon.
are J. V. Hunting .he direct system of nominating cundi fnrther comment, we will copy from the Deal.’’ How different the action of the
ton, socialist, and dates. Chase registered as a republican county court's proceedings for a few temperance forces who make all the J^OBERT A. MILLER,
mouths only to substantiate what we election laws on the statute of the state
A. T. \V ite, repub and we presume took part in the repub say
and to give the taxpayers only the apply to all elections held under the pre
lican primary. Since then he has signed
lican.
his name to a document endorsing Judge cold facts;
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
sent Local Option law. Which side re.
January Term, 1906,
Conder, a democrat, tor joint representa
present the ’’ Square Deal” here ?
Land Titles, Land Office Busi*
Against Woman SufTrago.
Fourth, the liquor men, if their
woman suffrage in not wanted in Ore- tive, and on Saturday announced himself C. H. Woolfe. arresting C. N.
ness and Mining Law.
amendment
carries,
propose
to
count
all
as
an
independent
candidate
for
justice
Illingsworth
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At the coming elect inn on June 4tli gon.—A DVT.
blank votes in favor of saloons. This is
of the peace for the second district by C. H. Woolfe, arresting J
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
there nre »ever.il matter* that will l»e
one anarchistic and dangerous provision
filing a petition, which enables him to
Rheumatism.
Brown ...........................
of the law. Instead of counting a ma
«uhmitted to the people (through the
Room,
306
Commercial
BoiMing-
Why sufT«r f»oni thia painful malady
November Term, 1905.
jority of votes cast on the prohibition
initiative nnd referendum Inw) (or their when <»»»♦* application of Chamberlain« get bis name on the official ballot. Chase
question, this amendment provides that
approval or disapproval. Chief among Pain Halm giv»*« relief f Hundred« of had plenty of opportunity to come out C. H. Woolte, arresting Jessie
Hie temperance forces must have a
in
the
primary
election,
and
it
looks
P- J- SHARP,
Earl
gr«letiil
people
testify
lo
the
magical
the«e and the greatest menace tn the
majority of all the votes cast at the
p<o«erof
thia
renoiiy
over
rbeiiniathim.
somewhat
significcnt
that
he
should
re-
Thus. Coatea. arresting Jessie
welfare of the State ix Woman Suffrage
election. In other words, they propose
For s.’ie by Chas. 1. Clough’s Drug Store. main until the last day to file bis peti.
Earl
to maze your vote count for saloons
No measure has been in«»re misleading!v
RESIDENT DENTIST,
lion as an “Independent.’* Chase has C. H. Woolfe, arresting Jessie
whether you vote for them or not. how
placed liefore the people than this. The’
can they ? We will use Tillamook pre Office across the street from the
Earl
been
a
queer
kettle
ot
politicsl
fish,
women of America nre more honored by
cinct as an illustration. In it there are
Äh-
anyway, and his course liable to change C. H. Woolfe, arresting W. E.
men than those of auvother nation. The
200 votes. Suppose an election is culled
Court House.
with
the
weathercock
nt
nnv
time.
Ke
Catterlin
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for local option in that precinct. Sup-
gift of franchise would in no iimtauce
is
in
favor
of
the
primary
law
only
in
so
l>oee
that
the
temperance
forces
get
1OO
C.
H.
Woolfe.
arresting
Dr.
Wise’s office.
\ NAMING
V ✓
alter her condition f.»r the butter, but on 1
votes, ths liquor men 20 and there are
Southmayd .......................
tar as the men are on the ticket he is in
the other h in«l a* h»i« U en demonttrat.
80 who don't vote either way Who
favor ol. so resorts to boss tule again
8epienil>er Term, I9o'>.
cd tim< and again, in the four states
sarchet
wins ? Tl.e liquor men. Why ? Be
to
tiefent
the
spirit
of
the
primary
law.
C H. Wu> ife. arresting W. J.
cause they Count all the 80 votes not
that have adopted woman «uffr.ige, she
.
The Fashionable Tailor.
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Me|giens ,,
ea-t in favor of saloons. The temper
ha« had can e tn Mw«h f>»» her « x Th»
I
Nnpolta’.i Dnvia, who figured quite C. II Woolfe, arresting H. R
ance forces would have to have 101 or
trouble is thit the great majority of
or more votes in order to lie ve a major, Cleaning, Pressing and Repair
prominently in politics in Multnomah
E<l muntls
women (estimated at IMt fieri ent) do not
ity of »11 votes cast in the election to win
county, is another dews rat who is dis V. 11. Woolf, expenses, II
ing a Specialty.
a local option victory and then the open
want it nml will not use it. One ha« Inn
gusted with his partv on Account <d the
E<ln,unde
...
drugstore provision.
and wholesale
tn rend tbeinveatig iti- ns of tfi*
elec
Srf hr. Henry E. Norria,
attacks made on l>r. James Witbyximihe C H. Woolfe, arresting Elmer
hquor proposition would nullify it then. Store in Heins Photographic
tiun in Colorado to l»c coavt»»crd that
Office :*0l»cn Building.
’ns is the liquor men's idea of a
because he is foreign born and came to
Hall ..
Square Deal.”
Real Estate Transfers.
this country when a boy. Mr. Davis
state« further, that the democrats for
the past 20 years have been voting for
George Chamberlain. Isn't it about time
that George gave the democratic party a
rest and another man a show, seeing that
Governor Chamberlain has received the
nice little snug sum of $+0,(MIO bolding
otHee, and, of course, he wants to hold
on if republicans will desert their own
candidate and support him. for he would
like to get another $40,000 before he lets
Is This a Square Deal ?
Makes delicious hot biscuit,
griddle cakes, rolls and muffins.
Closing Out!
Closing Out I
I am going to close out my entire stock of
Millinery, gibbons, Etc.
H
At Lowest Prices. Now is the
Time to Buy. Call and See.
IHr$. Eindsey’s millinery
Opposite LiarsenHouse.
SUMMER
SCHOOL.
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