Tillamook headlight., July 25, 1912, Image 4

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Tillamook H«adl'9ht- JuI^ a5, 1*12'
60-DAY OFFERING
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JULY 15 th to SEPTEMBER 15th
We Are Continuing the Sale of this Choice Property
Drew Addition
Your Choice Without Restriction Only $400 the Lot
$10 Per Month
10 Per Cent Down
Why You Should Buy in this Tract:
ITHESE IMPROVEMENTS Will Cost You NOTHING
if You Buy NOW:—
You Should
INVESTIGATE
This Tract
Sidewalks
Streets Graded
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After the crop is removed, improvements will be made. The
AGENT ON THE GROUND
SUNDAYS
old board fence around this tract is now being demol­
3 P. M. to 6 P. M.
ished and other improvements are under way
SEE US AT ONCE FOR CHOICE LOTS
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
ROLLIE W. WATSON
PHONES
Tillamook’s Leading Subdivision Agent
Home Again.
I’m buck again from Chicago,
Where I went uh ii delegnte
To help the Grund Old Party
Hang
g on to ttie
the ship of state;
alate;
I hoped
‘d to win new titles
Which - might increase iny
my fi_
fame,
But Crook,
Scoundrel,
‘ Thief.
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I, Rob-
her, Fraud,
Burglar,
I
Rascul,
Chea‘, Thug, Swindler uod 1 Pick
pocket ia all
That's added to my name.
Old friends I met by dozens;
We’e nil been there before
When we went to save the country
In the parlous days of yore;
But instead of conversation,
With laughter free from care,
They yelled, screamed, swore, howl-
ed, shrieked, shouted, bellowed,
stsiuped, whistled and grouued
at me
Like Bedlam on a tear!
My reputation has vanished,
For we sat the whole week through
And I got the rheumatism,
And my body ia black and bluer
Flinn and Johnson and Ijeney
Accused us of taking graft,
And we fought, shoved, strpvgled
pushed, pounded, bit, vliewed*,
scratched, gouged, jumr^j, c)ub-
bed Mnd «watted, but— ‘
Renominated Tuft ’
— F. O. B. in the New York Herald.
Great U Theodore !
inny go further, say more, and coni I
The Elector’s Obligation.
■nit the moot flagrant breaches of
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good breeding,\yet a'few of hi« be- ■ There OUKht to be no doubt about
fuddled followerairefuse to Hee uny- the vote o, a presidential elector,
thing wrung. ’ It} in sufficient for Lender the wise and democratic
them that the ‘\Greut Roosevelt” cueton which has prevailed almost
does it, or «ayat it
While they from the beginning of the republic,
thought before it might be wrong, the elector is required to cast hie
still where Roobevelt leads they vote for the candidates name J by
follow./ In their [blind worship of the national convention of the
thia arrogant third-termer, like the party which selected him for that
mone'rehisi subjects of old, they ex- duty. He is merely a vehicle for
clui'in ' the Kingian <lo no wrong
the expression of the wishes of
—greafie the King,”'and tie their that party. It ia true that under
puny kites to hi» trail.of bluff and the letter of the constitution he hus
actually believe that tlxey are free the right to cast hie vote for whom­
Americans who ! think\for them­ soever he pieuses, but no elector
selves.
has yet had the hardihood to vote
Theodore yells “thief” “brigand,” for any man for president who waa
and all the other prize billingsgate not the regularly nominated candi­
lingo of which / he is the master, | date of the party which the elector
and for hie bliu.d followers, that ia was chosen to represent,
That
sufficient. A man is a thief because candidate may be personally re­
Theodore «ays so, and all proof he • pugnant to the elector; the elector,
may bri ng to controvert that ac-i between the time of his state con­
cusation. avails him not.
Waving J vention and the general election,
a blood Ted bandana, but little re­ ma.y have radically changed his
moved from the simple flag of an-1 political views; yet he is morally
archy, Theodor«* shouts for his sub­ obligated to cast hia ballot for the
jects rind uncomplainingly they nominee of the partv which appoint­
follow, supremely satisfied if they ed him its voting agent He has no
may only touch .the hem of the gar. i personal choice in the matter. No
incuts which thin great man eancti- elector since the present nominat-
fiee by wearing. \
, ing system was established has
Great is Tlu-o«lore.
' ever claimed to have, or has ever
Get'next to> the King. '•
exercised, the right of choice.
—Polk County Observer.
The peculiar conditions of the
“It ia my tight »md it ia my vic­
tory" declared Theodore Roosevelt
when informed of the unaeatiug of
l.ortioer who wan a member declares
present campaign have brought
that bis refusal to attend the Hu
t Notice.
this question to the front, practically
milton club dinner in Chicago two
Hebo for the first time, Republican elect-
The Trustees .of
Mount ------
years ago unless the invitation to
Lodge. 1.0.0. FA No. 221. will re­ ora in some of the states were named
Senator Lorimer who was a mem* ceive eeo.eil bids for the couatrpc
at conventions held prior to the
bet of the cluli. was recalled, xtart­ tion of n Hull, ntl Beaver. Oregon.
I'liH-'k '
convention st Chigago. A
el the tight that ended in defeat for Bids will be openial at two O*C.*~-
1912,
at i number of these electors were, and
pttt.,
the
Z7th
daw
of
July.
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the Illinois senator. The influence
ardent
supporters of Mr.
the .residence of A. \ W. Bi lunn'iV at | are.
of thia man ia truly wonderful. To
Ben ver. Oiegon.
.
Roosevelt, and some of them, it is
him must lie ascribed every good
All 1 nmteiial
will
Tie furnisbed_on
...C'
X\7.'‘^r
,irr."t™'3
,^Th,elr*Port*d- h“’e determined to cad
tiring that haa happened in thia the ground by the Trustees
Truatee^'renerves'
the"right
to
re­
Trustees
reserves
the
right
io re-jibeir
re-. ••«••• ballots
*>«■■■«•• for their
...... favorite,
.
country, or thut la liable to occur
i ject any or nil
all bideJj
bictej The
success-1
rhe success
­ gardless of the action of the Chica-
m the future. If the erupt shall tie
ful bidden, if any, will tie expected
convention, holding that the
prolific this tall it in Roosevelt who to satiety Trustee« \with bond lor
nomination of Mr. Taft was obtain­
shall have the credit. If the nun fulfillment of contract,
ed by unfair methode and therefore,
Shines when it ahould, and the ruin XPlana audkspecification I can be
en at the / reeidemw- • of A. W. according to their viewpoint, not
cotnea at the light aioment, thank Hunn, at Heave At'regY on.
binding upon them
Thia ia not
Roosevelt. He claiiua for himself I
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the
place
to
consider
the
differences
cgtdit for every honor and the man
A. M. Nason. fayming- near Ca­
who even casta a shadow upon that iman. Me., was badly crxjmled with .of opinion us to the honest) ot Mr.
¡Taff« nomination. The point is
distinction ia an ingrate and a re­ sciatic • rheumatism .due tie sty to
actionary, “a tool of the bosses'* uric ao'ul in hie blocd.\ “Foley Kid­ j thia; These elector» were numed by
and an enemy of the "plain peepul." ney P'.ne entirely cur«« rtie and eleo 1 Republican conventions. They are
re mo sed numerous black epeck | elector» of the Republican party
Wua there ever in thia country a that were continually , tiefore my
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'alone. Mr. Taft is tne nominee of
■Mire conspicuous example of ego •y«e."
Foley Kidney ' Pills area
ui’ic «cid'«olVent end,.sre effective the National Republican Conven-
Ham. plain and eiinple than thia >
And the wonder ia that hla duped, t* >r the various forms of rbeiunn’.tem. | tion. No matter what <»ne may
laaar't
“Lamar's Drug Store.
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think about the methods of hia
adherents Iwiieve it
All that la
Huy
it
now.
Chambmhmns
Coin,
^‘••«on. «»>• «imple fact re-
necessary ia fur thia mighty lion
hunter to utter a sentence, or give Cholera «nd Diarrhoea Kemedv ia mains that he ia the Republican
aliiMwt certain to be ixeer led lieu re candidate for president, and the
voice to an assertion. and iniiuexK
the summer is oker. f Bu\v It »sow ojgLY Republican candidate. Mr
ately hie tew ring hero worshipper« »nd1 l»e pre|mred for atM-h nn enter .
Roosevelt may be nominated lor
say amen. The sue red Kcueexelt geigcy. For sale by ail deuJera
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1. —Introductory Price of Lots.
2. —On Main Traveled Road of Tillamook.
3. —Principal 10-inch Water Main of City.
4. —Street Paving within One Block.
5. —Close in to Business Section.
6. —On Second Avenue East and Stillwell Ave­
nue where property values are on the up­
ward trend.
The above are a reasonable half doten statements of facts.
Come in and we will tell yon a dozen more reasons
why you should look at this property.
BOTH
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REASON
REASON
REASON
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PHONES
Office in Todd Hotel, Ground Floor
president, but he will not be the
candidate of the Republican party.
His party may bear some other
name. The Republican electors, as
private individuals, have the right
of every American citizen to think
and to vote as they please, but in
their official capacity they are in
honor bound to cast their ballots in
the electoral college for William
Howard Taft, the candidate of the
Republican party.—Globe Democrat.
pound, eight times as much as the
British rate.
In Germany the
maximum weight in the parcels
poet is HO pounds. Any parcel up
to 11 pounds is delivered at a post­
age charge of 11 cents, which is
less than 2 cents a pound. In the
German postal zone system a 22-
pound package is carried 10 miles
for 17 cents; ZO miles, 22 cente; 50
miles, 37 cents; 100 miles, 47 cents;
150 miles, 59 cents; any greater dis­
tance in the empire, 72 cents. Aust­
It is hard to convince Uncle Sam rian rates are about the same.
that he has built a $400.000,0)0 canal
Democrats in Congress are not
without reserving the right of rea­
waiting until after the election in
sonable regulation.
taking issue with their own plat­
Seuator La Follette's name for form. This is “progressive,” since
the third party would be some­ their rule always has been to wait
thing descriptive of butting in and until after getting in. But this is
spoiling the game.
an era of over-confidence in Demo­
As the vote against Lorimer was cratic circles Last Saturday Con­
about 2 to 1 it ia probable that an­ gressman Fitzgerald of a New York
other month’a deluge of talk would City district, waa reminded by Con­
gressman Henry of Texas that he
have made it unanimous.
In their platform the Prohibition­ was out of line with the Baltimore
ists also favor a cheaper, efficient platform in opposing legislation to
parcels post.
Congress ia slow to prevent selling options on the cot­
notice the unanimity barring itself. ton crop. “I decline to withdraw
my opposition to the bill,” said Mr.
Congress should remember that Fitzgerald. “I believe it is unwise
there can also be a conservation of and improper legislation. A de­
words. The Lorimer case repre claration in a platform adopted at
sents an enormous overproduction. Baltimore or elsewhere will not
Uncle Sam will carefully and control my action in a legislative
courteously consider Panama Canal capacity when I believe, on the
proteata, but there will be no occa­ subject of such legislation, that it
sion to surrender any
essential is lieyond the power of Congress.”
right.
He cited decisions of the Supreme
Court declaring such legislation
Et-Gov. Stephens of Missouri de­
unconstitutional
clares that Bryan is a hypocrite.
What does Mr. Stephens think of
In these days of high coet of liv­
Bose Murphy as a candid child of
nature, a paragon of truth and fair ing, a medicine that gets a man up
out of bed and able to work in a
dealing ?
few days is a valuable and welcome
Commercial Club Meets
The regular meeting of the Tillamook
Commercial Club was held Monday,
July 22, Pres. Shrode presiding.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. Report of
Secretary read and ordered adopted.
The committee on raising publicity
funds reported that the plan is progress­
ing and that active solicitation would
be commenced in the near future.
The committee on the establishment
of a model dairy farm reported that it
had corresponded with Dr. Withycombe
of the State Experiment Station, and
had beer, informed that unless the
funds for the purpose were provided by
the county or community the State de­
partments could not assist in the move­
ment; that to get State aid would
require an act of the legislature. The
committee waa instructed to consult
with the dairy interests with a view of
securing legislation on the subject.
The committee on the establishment
of a life saving station at Garibaldi
reported that it had taken the matter
up with the commercial clubs and ship­
ping interests of the county in an effort
to raise the money necessary to procure
the site, but that the response had not
been very enthusiastic. Committee
was instructed to act further in the
matter, taking it up with the repre­
sentatives in Congress if satisfactory
arrangements cannot be made locally.
It waa moved and seconded that the
commercial clubs of the county be in­
vited to meet with this organisation
with a view toward organising a county
association. Motion carried.
It was moved and seconded that the
County Court be included in the invita­
tion. Carried. It was moved and sec­
onded that the President and Directors,
or the owner of each cheese factory in
the county, be also asked to attend.
Carried. By common consent Thurs­
day, Aug. 8, was set for the date of
meeting.
No further business appearing, it
was moved to adjourn. Motion seconded
and carried.
Democrats in the house stopped
an attempt to get into the Congrea
aional Record a strright-out free
trade speech delivered by Woodrow
Wilson in Georgia. Is the party
afraid of its candidate or starting
in to condense the Record ?
remedy.
John Heath, Michigan
Bar. Cal., had kidney and bladder
trouble, waa confined to his bed,
unable to turn without help. “1
commenced using Foley Kidney
Pills and can trulj
re­
lj eay I was re-
lieved at once.” 1 Hie example
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la
worth following.
Lamar's Drug
Store.
A« the question of the cost of
transi>orting parcels in this coun­
try. in Jhe mails or by express, is
under discussion it is important to
note what reduction ia proposed in
comparison with the rates that have
long teen established. and profit­
ably operated. in Europe and other
continents In the Brit.ah I ales
the parcels post rate ia 8 cents for a
one (round package, and the rate is
proportionately lowered up to the
maximum «eight of 11 puutnde,
the charge for which is 22 cents, or
2 ante a pound. In the United
blatsa ths charge ia 10 cente a
For soreness
i—2^ of
_* the muecleo-
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JLL1. —J.
ItSS.L
whether induced by violent" exer­
Auction
Sale
cise or injury, there is nothing bet.
ter than Chamberlain’s Liniment-
This liniment also relieve« rheu,
Auction Sale.—On Saturday, Au­
niatic pains. For sale by all deal gust 3rd., beginning at 1 p.m., I
cia.
will aell at public auction, at my
ranch 12 miles south of Tillamook,
During the summer months moth­ 2 wugona, 1 buggy, 1 bear hound, 1
ers of young children should watch rifle, 1 shot gun, and all my house­
for any unnatural looseness of the
bowels. When given prompt stteu hold goods, including chaira, ta­
tion at this time senous trouble bles, beds, dishes, a new Home
may be avoided.
t himbwlam'i Comfort range, and other articles
Colic, Cholera and diairhoen Rem­ too numerous to mention. Abso­
edy can always be depended upon. lutely every article will ’ go to the
highest bidder. Terms made known
For Sale by all dealer«.
at sale. Chas. Wooley, owner
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