TîlUmook Headlight, flugust 29. 1912
Nehalem districts have taken a
lead in this matter, and they are ,
LXOAL ADVXRTISKJtXNTS :
to be com mended fordoing so,
10
First Insertion, per line .... >
the Tillamook Commercial Club
5
Each subsequent insertion, line
should decide to hold a county
Pebbleford, bottled iu bond, per bottle, $1.50
Business and professional cards,
next year, so that home
1 fair
'
1 mouth ...”......................... 1 00
Clarke’s Pure Rve, bottled in bond --
products from all parts of the
omeatead Notices................. 5 00
Per bottle, 1.25
county could be exhibited. We
imber Claims ........................ 10 00
5
Keg Beer..............
Locals per line each insertion
hope to seethe "Get Together"
Echo Spring, bottled in bond...............
...........15 «alione «5.75
The business men should de­ spirit take up the matter of a
Display advertisement, an inch,
1.25
Keg
Beer ...........
Per
bottle,
........... 10 gallon» 4 00
so vote more time and take more
1 month........................ ....
county fair for next year.
Local bottle Beer
6 dozen quart, IO®
All Resolutions of Condolence and interest in the commercial club
Old Crow, bottled in bond, per bottle, 1.50
!>>ylge Notices, 5c. per line.
1.50
Local bottle Beer
of this city, for a live commer­
•
• 10 dozen pint,
Hermitage,
bottled
in
bond,
per
bottle,
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
drive
cial club means a live business
Most
every
day
people
1.50
Cyrus Noble, 3 Crown ............................
Notices, Lost, Straved or Stolen,
etc. minimun raté, 23c. not exceed­ city, and just the opposite when into Tillamook in autos with
O.T.O., bottled in bond, per bottle, 1.25
Bay-
business
men
become
inactive
the
intention
of
going
to
ing five lines.
and take little or no iuterest in ocean.
Kentucky Dew, 4 gal., bottled in bond 2.25
They express them
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
the commercial club.
From selves as delighted with their
75
Kentucky Dew, full pint,
,,
(STRICTLY IN-AUVANCB.)
years of experience we known trip, the beautiful scenery and
John Dewar & Sons, Old Scotch
One year................ 7.......... .. ............ 1.50 that people in Tillamook have the splendid roads. When told
Budwiser Beer............... 6 dozen quarts$15oo
75
Six months............... ..........................
Whiskey . *................................................. 1.50
a
tendency
to
take
hold
of
a
that
they
cannot
reachBayocean
50
Three months.............. /.......................
Budwiser Beer............... 10 dozen pints 16,oo
proposition with a vim and then by auto and there is no road
Black & White, Old Scotch Whiskey. 1.50
-------------------------------- J
Old styler Langer Beer. 10 dozen pints lioo
This is
Entered na second class mall mat­ loose interest. Climatic condi­ they are surprised.
V O.P., Old Scotch Whiskey............. 1.75
ter July, 1888, at the post office at tions may have something to wiiere Bayocean is handicapped
Sandy
Macdonald’s Old
Scotch
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of do with that. But we contend right
_____ ____
now, ____
and the promoters
March 3. 187V.
Whiskey ..................................................... 1.75
that every business man ought of that resort are at a diaadvan-
Hunter
Baltimore,
Rye Scotch
to take enough interest in the tage. With the large amount
^illamook ^tabligljt. welfare of the city to devote one of money expended in building
Whiskey ..................................................... 1.50
evening a month to help boost up Bayocean and the large
Canadian Club.................................. .......... 1.50
White Port, Old Monk Brand $1 00 per gal
it. Every monthly meeting of amount of taxes the lot owners
1.00
I.
W.
Harper
...
......................................
Port Wine
* 1-00
~* per gal.
the club should be a boosters’ and the company are paying
Editorial Snap Shots.
Harvester Old Style................................ 1.00
Sherry
gathering, and every business into the county treasury every
L00 per gal,
man, without any exception, year, we feel that Bay ocean is
Monogram ..................................................... 1.00
Claret . . .
L5c. per gal,
Wn noticed one young fellow should be present and help to \ justly entitled to a way out and
Kentucky* Dew ........................................... 1.00
Angelica .
L00 per gal.
at Nehalem on Saturday who boost for their own town, and I should have a road built in time
1.25
Billie
Taylor,
full
quart
............................
Zenfendel
was a booster, even if he wns not stand back and reap the for next year’s summer travel,
L25 pergal,
1.00
Coronet Dry Gin
Per bottle
feeling a little hilarious and benefits of those
Tokey ...
who are for we do not like to see a com­
L25 pergal
1.75
good natured, he boosted for the giving their time and footing mendable enterprise suffer on
A.V.H Gin............................... Per bottle
home band.
the bills in their efforts to make account of being bottled up.
Gordon Sloe Gin ................... Per bottle 1.75
thia a live, prosperous, business The county has been spending
Gordon Dry Gin ................... Per bottle 1.25
Don’t have the bad reputation city.
large amounts of money build­
1.00
Rock and Rye........................... Per bottle
of being u iwilter from either the
ing a road on the South side of
1.25
El
Bart
Gin
.................
Governor West has jumped Nehalem bay, from Mohler to
Republican or Democratic party
75c.
..
Per
bottle
into
the
reform
band
wagon
and
Virginia
Dare
Wine
Monogram........................
for the purpose of riding in the
Wheeler, which is a commend­
■per gal. $5.00
Per quart 35c.
bolters' baud wagon for a few says he is going to clean up the able improvement, but as the
Port Wine.................
White Corn Whiskey. •
■ per gal. 400
city of Portland of vice. But Bayocean project is somewhat
short months.
35c.
Sherry Wine.............
Harvester Old Style ..
per gal. 4.25
suppose he does succeed in run­ similar and as highly commend­
35c.
Per
quart
Angelica
Wine
........
McBrayer, 13 years old
per gal. 6.00
ning out a large number of pros­ I able, we feel in justice to Hay­
The Bull Moose party will be
Per quart 35c.
Zenfendel Wine ....
titutes from that city other parts ocean that the work should be
Echo Spring ..................
per gal. 4.25
a political hoodoo to a good
Per quart 40c.
of Oregon will be infested with commenced with the $5,000 the
Tokey
............................
Chestnut
Grove Rye • •
per gal. 2.75
many persons, for they will
them. Driving these unfortu­ County Court promised to ap­
Per quart 25c.
Claret......................... •
Kentuckey Dew.............
always afterwards bear the ear
per
gal. 2.25
nate women from one place to propriate out of the taxes that
75c.
marks of attempting to bust up
White Grape Juice •
Alcohol
.............................
per
gal. 4.00
another only adds to the hard were collected this year.
the Republican party.
Local Beer, quart . Three bottles for 50c.
Cornet Dry Gin.............
lives they are living. Instead
per gal. 4.00
Domestic Beer, quart.Three bottles for 75c.
of driving them out like so many
A Quiet Convention-
When it cfime to judging cattle is not a solution to the
babies at Nehalem ou Saturday social purity question,and spas-
Henry Tohl threw up bis bands motic attempts to reform these
Some of the newspapers are talk­
apd swore off. Had one of the unfortunates in that way have ing facetiously about the quietness
infant talking machines af­ always ended in failure.
If of the Populist National Conven­
tempted to expand its lungs in these women are’to be reformed tion which recently met in St Louis 1
Henry’s ears ?
at all it is by kindness and not They eay it afforded a welcome
harch treatment—taking them I contrast to the turbulence of the
into
rescue homes and private gatherings at Chicago and Balti­
The Bull Moose meeting in
families.
But what about the more a few weeks earlier. For a
this next Saturday ia for the
purpose of lending a helping men w’ho lead innocent girls party which once polled 1,000,000
hand to bust up the Republican astray, causing deep sorrow in ! votes, and which carried several
pttrty, and, of course, Demo­ in the homes, and the men who states, they intimate that its recent
crats are urging and advising use women to satisfy their own exit is somewhat tragic
They are mistaken about the
the Bull MooBers to organize passions ? It is easy to find
but they are all right on
and place candidates in the Held. people who want to drive un­ 1 I tragedy,
- other points. There was noth- I
fortunate women from a large the
city into the rural towns, but I ing for the Populists to quarrel
If it ia necessary to ttooat the very few who will lend a help- | about, therefore they refused to !
county by advertising it ia also ing hand to provide homes for get angry at anything, Not having i
:*a
equally necessary to boost ones them.
1 ■ any contested
...................
delegations, they
busines». Whenever a stranger
; omitted the formality of a creden- I
comes fo the city with anything
Populism is outdistanced by | tints committee. As they had no I
to »<*11, the first thing be does is Roosevelt and his followers ; in ! funds except what each individual |
to hunt up the newspapers. fact, some of the things the delegate carried, they declined to,
Why ? Because he knows that Bull Moosera advocates is Pop­ appoint any treasurer. For the j
it pay» to advertise.
ulism gone crazy. For instance, reason that they had no longer a |
Roosevelt want judicial deci­ national organization they did not {
It is no wonder that a large sions referred to the people. It ! need to appoint a national commit- i
proportion of business men and is a surprise to us how an intel­ I tee. They reaffirmed the Omaha'
the manufacturers are for Taft, ligent citizen, and especially an platform of 1892, which was the'
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for they know that he is a safe attorney, can advocate such Koran of their party in its great '
man at the head of the country, tom my rot. It is a common ex- days, but they skipped the little de-
uud that the country will lie pression amongst attorneys that tuil of nominating a ticket.
But where is the tragedy in thia
pro»|>erous if he is re-elected. they never know what a jury is
‘ji
They don't proposed to take doing to do after hearing the affair? By polling their l.OJO.UOO
II
evidence
and
the
argument
in
a
votes in 1892, thereby aiding Cleve­
any chances, and that is the
Under the Bull Moose land to get elected, they absorbed
reason they are becoming big­ case
ger boosters for President Taft system every attorney who re­ the Democracy shortly afterward,
ceived a reverse decision in a leaving Cleveland without a party
every day.
case would have it referred to a in the later half of his second term,
< )ur local Bull Moose rs hnve vote of the people, which would and then they compelled the
Oils. Paint, Varnish, Doors. Window
compared Roooevelt and John­ mean that nt every state elec­ Democrats hi 1896 to nominate a
son to "Dreadnought»." If we tion people would be called up­ man who had stumped several
4
Sashas.
know anything about dread­ on to vote and decide the cases states for their candidate. Gen.
brought
in
the
courts
of
Oregon
Weaver,
four
years
earlier.
All
of
naughts they are built for de­
4
structive purpoBM and when in for two years, for every attor­ i the doctrines which the Populists
commission are loaded with ex­ ney who is defeated in a case preached long ago which were not 1
Agents.! for the Great Western Saw. ■
plosives. No one now doubts will hang on to it with the hope appropriated by the Democrats in
but what Roosevelt and John­ that the people, who know noth­ 1896 or later on, were taken over by
son are loaded with a whole lot ing about the evidence or the the Progressives at the recent con­
explosives to des troy the Repub­ law, will reverse the court’s de­ vention at Chicago. There is more 1
lican party and overthrow con­ cision. We think moat every Populism than old time Democracy
The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County.
well balanced und sensible per­ of Tilden and Cleveland in . the
stitutional government.
son will agree with us that this Wilson platform. Col. Roosevelt’s 1
d,
is Populism gone crazy and is creed is almost all Populism, with I
It wan a college professor, worse than socialism.
a few follies which the Ocula and
Seth Ixiwe, who was elected
Ithe Omaha political carpenters did ,
mayor to administer and clean
The public school children of not think of.
up New York city. When he
The superfluity of a ticket was
was placed in harness and had to Tillamook county did not take
buck up against the hard pro­ to raising vegetables as they omitted by the Populists at St I
Louis because the Progressives had
blems of city government, bis should certainly have done, but
got ahead of them in nominating
theories nil fell to pieces and a few enthusiasts did so and
for all stomach troubles—indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, gas in the stomach,
it. There was nothing pathetic;
his administration was a gigan­ they are to lx* commended for
about the Populists' exit at St. '
breath,sick headache,torpid liver, biliousness and habitual constipation. Pleasant to tak*
the
success
Which
attended
their
tic failure. Candidate Wilson
Louis. Wilson and Roosevelt are
i»*als<> u college professor and efforts. We hear a great deal
doing their work, and shouldering
tilled up with theory, while Taft ubout the high cost of living, their worries.
j
is a practical man und knows and one wav to help reduce this
is
for
each
family
in
the
county
how tn bundle difficult problems
At a meeting of the National Soil
As Vermont will furnish the first which it may have on the ether
In its first plank the
in a practical manner from long to raise their own garden truck,
experience
and
thoughtful chicken, eggs, small fruits, etc. Fertility Leagu- a speaker ««id 11 test of the temper of the people in states, especially on Maine, which platform declares that a
’
It is to lie hoped that renewed famine in the United States ir
advance of the plebiscite of Novern- vote a week later. The Republicans tariff is unconstitutional
is in-
effort will be make next year to evitable unless the soil •u grently ber 5th. its work will be watched are alert and are making a strong platform multiplies words
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*«k^»erv ia little or no difference \ induce the young folks to raise improved. The boys’ corn dubs with interest by the politicians of canvass of the state.
subject, trying to hedge.
tieiweeu the old Tillamook rule these home products, and us a njw found in every str te are all shades of opinion. It has been
t
As a personally conducted affair Democratic party could
Republican ever since the early
or ruin faction aud the Bull greater stimulus to this it should building wiser than they > ncw
compromise on a , ' lolated
iol®
the
third
term
party
has
left
the
Mousers. As long as the rule or I be known that a county fair
»•¿‘Hs.t.UaUndotVevolt and days of the party and is likely to glob* trotters completely in the atitution.
remain in li ke thin year. The Roose­
ruin faction could dominate the will be held in TillauMM>k City ...amtn.ttm.
What would be
rear, Cook has been the merest I China also will hold » «
Republican party of this county, and that valuable prises given come of tue.y ,lx„ ln U|jn Amer velt party, however, may take some
election in November.
to
those
who
made
the
best
dis
name, elect and control officials
; votes away from the Republican tyro compared with the ubiquitous returns from back ilestricw^|
colonel
invariably
and
profusely
on
*"'“*•<>.> from 1 candidates.
One county fair would otntr continent« »
they remained regular Repub­ play.
The colonel himself the spot.
population of
‘¿J
licans, but as soon as the peo­ do more good and cause greater
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will make a few speeches in Ver-
a strady job for several -iiw
A«
active
r
—
ple revolted at these methods satisfaction than a dosenFourth iiekwe betw^
Mr. Wells wasonce against Bryan
,er* '*,e •*'or* moot this week, and Senator Dixo
"f was cured of diard.1®**
and nominated candidate« who of July celebrations,when most
’.'•® “°d the and others of his leaders are also to but the Wells appointment as demo dose
of Chamberlain* tot •
colonel, but in leading
o— monev
........... goes
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could not be controlled, then the '•* *he
for
a musical! talk there. Naturally, he wants to cratic treasurer is not necessarily B era and Diarrhoea Remeoy.
ovation
the
colo
jel
ba
lule and ruin faction, headed by Rftmctions ” As Fairview and
* °o rival ex make the beat showing which is fresh attempt to knock Bryan into a M. E- Gebhardt, Oriole
«ptStgnor Cr-jatore.
is nothing better. For M" >
piosaible for tbs “moral effect" cocked hat
dealers.
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Advertising Batee.
disgruntled office seekers, were
the first to make a fight upon
uou defeat
urica, the
vi.v Republican can- ■
and
didate» and Republican party,
Roosevelt and his followers
have adopted exactly the same
rule or ruin policy.
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