Tillamook headlight., September 26, 1912, Image 2

Tillamook HeadllghL September 2^I»!*
UNIVERSITY FACULTY
k
When rough, high-proof, stron
whiskey begins to tell on you^J^
your nerves and stomach comment
“calling for help”—try a little Cym
Noble.
their agreement, but are will_
BARS ALE DRINKERS
ing to.slash off the right of
way and the county to build
University cf Oregon, Eugene,
the road No one wants to put
auv obstacle in the way of build Ore.—To make dry uess doubly dry,
ing a road alonR the beach, but the faculty of the State University
the property owners must lend has assumed control over the actions
a helping hand and not expect of the students not only while they
the county to bear most of the are in Eugene, where uo liquor can
I.ocala per line each insertion
Display advertisement, an inch.
expense,
which will be an ex­ be sold, but even when they leave
We are sorry if we hurt Bro
A
1 month..................................
50
the college
college town
to»» for other
........ cities.
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undertaking
for the I the
All Resolutions of Condolence and Trombley's feelings tiecause he pensive A little more public drastic rule has been passed under
is hooked up to the Democratic county.
Lodge Notices, 5c. per line.
. . school
•
« marm
. ___ can-' iininrnr
' mule and - the
enterprise amongst the owners which drinking in any saloon makes
Card» of Thanks, 5c. per line.
¡XL
Those who were first of the beach resor s will doa a student subject to dismissal.
Notices, test. Strayed or Stolen,
No improprieties had been report-
etc., minimun rate, 25c. not exceed­ I to development the dairy busi-, great deal, but should ^re
ing five lines.
new in this countv have not any disposition to throw the I ed, but it was thought best to go on
'forgotten the scarcity of money .entire burden on the county it ■ record at once, and let the students
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
and the difficulties they had to! will tea number of X* d If know what to expect. The faculty
(STIWCTr.V IN ADVANCE.)
‘ feels that this extension of author­
l.So combat and for that reason it fore thw road is
One year........
ity is justified by the fact that
75
can
hardly
he
expected
that
,
tte
property
Six months....
many of the students are under age,
RO
tbev
would
vote
for
another
J
Garibaldi
beach
are
willing
to
Three months
and are entrusted to the Uni­
There
mav'show
the
same
enterprise
as
doe< of narcJ time*, a nnc »>>.«> ,
Entered aa ascend < last mail mat­ be a few, and a very few, who Mr. Reed did at Necarney, versity by their parents, and that
te July. II«8.
»he P°*< office
when he built bi* road to bis it will be sustained by the public
Tillamook. Ore., under the act of want more of it.
summer
resort, it will not be ! sentiment of Oregon.
Mnrch 3, 1*7».
In Eugene the anti-liquor law
long before the rord is built. It
Sold by first-class dealers all over the world.
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It is conceded that Colonel, mi "ht be a Kootj pian for them ' has been enforced for six years-
Roosevelt
cannot
be
elected
;
to
<ake
look
at
wbat
Mr
R
ee
d
^illitinook Ijesbligbt that his boom is busted and; bag jone jn roa(f building at
W. J Van Schuyver Co., Portland,
Notice to Parents.
that large numbers of voter8, bj8 own expense, and then they
The attention of those who have
now flocking back to the, 'would be more ready
* to im-
'
Editorial Snap Shots. are
Republican party, who will i prove their property by the had young boys and girls in their
employ during vacation is called to
vote for the re-election of Presi­ I same methods.
the following provisions of the fol­
Those who stay in
Anyone with a grain of com­ dent Taft
lowing provisions of the Oregon
mon sense must admit that a and vote with the Hull^ Moose
Anything to defeat President child labor [laws. Now that the
vote for Roosevelt is practical party will help elect Woodrow
Iv a vote for Wilson and H Wilson and defeat the Republi-, Taft.' That appears to have school term has begun the children
Democratic government.
can party. The question for been decided by the political should be sent to school and kept
voters now io decide is whether bosses who wanted to but fail­ there, or proper steps be taken to
"A merica s F inest F loduxc Mim’
they
want a continuation of Re­ ed to control the Republican comply with the terms of the law
The Spectator calls the Bull
1 party. For two years they have in regard to permits.
publican
prosperity
or
another
Moostirs, Bull Mice. You are
been circulating the most scan­ No child under 15 years of age
T ack
wrong, Mr. Spectator, they are taste of Democratic hard times. dalous reports about Mr. laft,
PER
may
work
during
the
school
term
a new specie of Bull Pups, who
and no matter what he did for
LOAF
The snap shot roan does not ¡the country's good, they still unless he has graduated from the
will be disgusted with their
AUTHORITIES
concede
that
the F ishh
ia
over
14
grammar
grades
and
want to place anything in the | made him the target for abuse,
breed before long.
F louring M ills C ompany has the most per­
years
of
age.
way of bar and bay improve­ and, strange to say, there are a
fectly constructed, best arranged and modem
Children between the ages of 9
y equipped plant ever built in this country. It employ!
On sober, second thought, ments, but he does object most great number of citizens who and 15 years must go to school the
only the most experienced millers and uses selected
Republicans who have remain emphatically to the Port of have teen infinenced by those entire term, and between the ages
Eastern
Hard Wheat and choice Western Soft Wheat
Bay
City
gobbling
up
most
of
methods to belittle and defeat of 15 and 16 unless legally employ­
ed loyal to the Republican
in producing
party all their lives are not go­ the territory in sight and leav­ tlie president, Probably there ed. To be legally employed, a
FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR
ing back on it because Roose­ ing out certain tracts of land. is uo president who has been child must be over 15, though the
Naturally, it costs more to turn out this new, high grade blend than
That
is
discrimination,
pure
abused so freely without just 6A grade and in good physical con­
velt, since lie could not coil
it does to make simpler and less carefully handled flours. Hence,
its price per sack is slightly more. Inasmuch as it is not flour
it, wants to wreck the and simple, for it is not right cause aa President Taft because dition, and must have an Age and
ljut loaves of bread that we eat, and as F isher s B lend makes
or just that a large part of the men like Perkins, of the Stan­
i. P.
more loaves, in proportion to its cost, than does any other
territory in the water shed dard Oil Company, the Harvest­ Schooling certificaie as provided in
flour, housewives and others using it have tlie satisfaction
of knowing that they are really getting more and better
Section
9.
____
should be taxed for bar and er and other big trust compan­
values for their money. F isher ’ s B lend costs more
de
­
The presidential election
harbor
improvements,
and ies, could not control him. W’e
as flour, but it gives more, both in quality
Feminism in a New Form.
and quantity c i loaves, and is therefore
pends upou two things, li Re other land in the same territory
actually more economical to buy
all
know
how
Colonel
Roose
­
publicans who want to «ee should be exempt from taxa­
and use than are the
velt
eugelized
Mr.
Taft,
but
it
Idaho
is
one
of
the
six
states
in
cheaper brands.
their party win will get out tion. That is the reason why
One Price at All Dealert
iB
now
the
ex-president
and
his
which
woman
have
the
same
priv
­
and vote. Taft will be re-nomi­ we have contended so strongly
nated. If they fail to do so for one Port for the entire water followers who have been the ileges as men at the polls. They
Wilson will be elected and the shed and each section to have cause of so much political vote for all elective officers, from
Democrats will be placed in a representation in the Port. abuse being flung at the presi­ Aiderman to presidential electors.
power. There is no show, anv- We believe this is a good time dent. This is what John Sharp The Republican women of that
way, for Roosevelt, for he is for all sections to get together Williams, the U. S. Democratic state, angered at the wrangles be­
I Senator for Mississippi says tween the male Republicans, Demo­
already out of the race.
and agree upon one Port for about this abuse: "I never
the entire water shed. Why knew a man so bitterly attack­ crats and Progressives, are to nomi­
nate a state ticket of their own, and
Roosevelt has no possible not ?
ed for such little cause as Wil­ promise to give the male tickets of
show of being elected, and as
liam H. Taft,” and Harper’s
This is a most surprising I Weekly, a Democratic paper, all the political sects the fight of
he has a grouch against the
tlieir lives. They expect to get
(¿/O. I*., the objgct he has now thing to the snap shot man. 'adds: “If there is a squarer practically the entire woman vote
in view is to defeat it in Novem­ How anyone connected with man in these United States of the state, irrespective of its pre­
ber. Surely those who have the dairy industry in Tillamook than W.H. Taft, we do not know vious partisan divisions.
gone over to the new party County can work for and advo­ his name or where he lives.”
This development of the feminist
ogght to see that it is sweet re­ cate a change of administration Even W, J Bryan defended the movement was expected. One of
venge the colonel is after be when they have been enjoying 1 action of tlie National Re­ the arguments which used to be
cause the national convention such an era of Republican pros publican committee in seating
made against woman suffrage was
would not allow a dictator to perity is certainly surprising. the Taft delegates at the Chica­
Manufactured by the
that the woman would be controlled
We
observe
quite
a
number
of
control it.
go convention.
lie said the by the male members of their house­
FISHER FLOURING MILLS CO,
voters who have become fairly system was wrong, but the cus­
well fixed during tlie good tom was a time-honored one holds, and that the granting of the ,
SEATTLE, U.S.A.
Na time should be lost fixing times we have been enjoying,
ballot to them would leave the
the hydrants which cannot te who are lending a helping hand , and similiar action was taken parties as they are now, as regards
connecteel with the hose. It is to defeat the party which help-! b>- the Democrats iu control at relative strength, Another argu-1
Sherry Wine ................... ;•.....
fortunate that the difference ed to place them in good cir­ Baltimore, He criticised the I merit was that the introduction of i BOTTLE GOODS.
Angelica Wine .....................
Pebbleford,
bottled
in
bond,
Zenfendel Wine
per quart
in the thread was discovered cumstances. We would like to | Progressives for having failed women into the political arena
i
‘ per bottle.......................
Tokey
............................. per quart
$1
50
liefore s fire occurred, which ask these voters a pointed ques­ I at their convention to make j would give politics an emotional Clarke's Pure Rye, bottled in
Claret .......................... per quart 1
I any effort toward remedying ( and violent phase such as it has
would have placed the fire bova
bond, per bottle......... ............ 1.25 White Grape Juice....... ,"'¿,1
tion.
How many hundred I the old methods.
If there i not had ordinarily during the male Echo Spring, bottled in bond,
in a bad predicament, and, no thousand dollars have the dairy­
Local Beer, quart, 3 bottles W
per bottle.................................... 1.25 Domestic Beer, qt., 3 bottles for
I had been anything wrong at j ascendency.
doubt,sonic persona would have
men of this county gained the
Old Crow, bottled in bond, per
been ready to criticise them, past four years under Presi­ | the Republican convention Mr.
But this new department seems
bottle.............................................. 1.50 Special Prices foi
when, in fact, it would uot have dent Taft's administration and Bryan would have been the i to indicate that both these points Hermitage, bottled in bond,
Family Trade.
b ten their fault.
first to make political capital
per bottle....................................... 1 50 Keg Beer.................... ’Sgsllo««
how many hundred thousand I out of it, for he was at Chicago i are wrong Women not only have Cyrus
Noble, 3 Crown................. 1.50 Keg Beer.............. .10 gallon
dollars are they liable to loose I 1 and watched the proceedings, I minds of their own, but they give O.T.O, bottled in bond, per
I
their
attention
to
serious
things
My, the Moose convention nt should the country be so un-!
bottle.............................................. 1.25 Ixical bottle Beer, 6doz. qu»™’
Local bottle Beer, 10 doz. pm" “
Salem last weidc was in control fortunate to have another 'still Colonel Roosevelt keeps I and are opposed to all wrangles Kentucky Dew, V4 gal., bottled
on calling the national dele­ I over the smaller issues. The old
in bond ....................................... 2.15
Domestic Beers.
of the ring rule politicians and Ikjmocratic president ?
gates thieves, crooks, etc., but , cant of politics, "measures, and Kentucky Dew, full pint, bottled;
Budwiser Beer, 6 doz. quarts*
the bosses' slate went through.
says not a word about his at­ not men," seetne to be taken liter­ in bond........................................... 75 Budwiser Beer, W dozen p*
And the steam roller was in
Dewar & Sons, Old Scotch
Some
of
the
energetic
Bull
tempted steal of Taft delegates ally by the women of Idaho. The John
Whiskey....................................... 1.50 Old style Lauger Beer, lOdoz pi
•vidence, for it rolled over Sen
I
Moosera
nt
the
Masouic
meet
­
with
flimsy
contents.
new movement, however, in which Black 4 White, Old Scotch
atorJonathan Bourne, jr., nod
WINES.
I Whiskey .......................................
the women of that state cut loose ¡V.O.P., Old Scotch Whiskey ... 1.50 White Port, Old Monk^r»^
ex Senator F. W. Mulkey. The ing on Saturday 'caused fa little
1.75
colonel need uot say another surprised after they had forced Secretary ot the Interior Fisher altogether from men, is understood Sandy Macdonald’s Old Scotch
.. i.00p«l
word almtit bosses in the two a straw vote on the presidential | has psaeed Anally upon what are to be confined to state politics. On
Whiskey....................................... 1.75 Port Wine...
,...1.00p«l
election.
Hie
vote
stood:
Taft
known
as
the
Cunningham
claims
Hunter
Baltimore,
Rye
Scotch
Sherry
.........
the
question
of
the
presidency
they
old political parties, for it looks
. ,75c.
Whiskey .................. . .................. 1 50 Claret ..........
ns though the Hull Moose party 17; Roosevelt 1'2; Wilson 1'2. | in Alaska. These claims, several i will devide according to previous
... LOOP«1
Canadian
Club
................................
Angelica
..
1.50
... L25 p« 1
is crowded with political bosses That doesn t look us though hundred in number, were the chief partisan predilections. Idaho has I. W. Harper.................................... 1.00 Zenfendel ..
Bro. Talmage came anywhere1 occasion of the uproar raised by had equal suffrage for sixteen yeurs,
.......................... .1.25prtl
Harvester
Old
Style
.......................
1
09
Tokey
near being right when be mnde Gifford Finchot while Mr. Ballinger and therefore the women there know Monogram.......................................
WHISKEYS* ,
We teg Deputy District At­ the public statement at the was at the head of the Interior De-, a ballot box when they see it As Kentuck Dew.................................. 1.00
1.00
torney Willett’* anil Attorney Democratic meeting that then* partment. Nothing ever has been
Monogram
I
Billie Taylor, full quart...........
White Corn Whiskey, p«^ ,
Hundley's pardon. We intended were only three Taft men iu developed showing that the Taft they have been voting ever since Coronet Dry Gin........per bottle
the first Bryan campaign, they may A. V H. Gin.........
Harvester Old Style - I’
: ,
per bottle
to say that nearly all—not all
the county Charley Reynolds administration was ever party to
McBrayer. 13years ckl-pWC ,
Sloe Gin
per bottle
'
of tlie attorneys and real estate being one and the snap shot any plan or conspiracy for placing be presumed to know the game Gordon
Gordon Dry Gin
Echo Spring
„ ""CLflll
per bottle
men in thia city were lined up man the other two. The big the Cunningham syndicate, or any from the inside. That little state Rock and Rye...
Chestnut Grove R>«•
£ |
per bottle
will hardly get much attention from
with tlie Democrats or Hull ( Hull Moose pup is aa dead hs a other syndicate, in possession of
El Bart Gin .............
Kentuckey Dew
1
1
25
1
Mooaera. These gentlemen are lifeless duck in a thunder storm, valuable public lands or privileges the national committees of any of Virginia Dare Wine per bottle 75c. Alcohol..................
the
parties,
but
its
experiment
in
Cornet
Dry
Gin
...........
V
tlr
1
Port Wine.................. per quart 35c.
slaving with the G O.P., and [ but the little Bull Moose pups in Alaska, in opposition to public
the drawing of a sex line by women
lite y will uot regret it in vear* I will not admit it. for they now .
right From the first it was to be in state politics will be watched
to come, whan the progressive want
____ to
__ bust
__ __ up the
_____
^.
.
.
AT
G. O. P. seen that Mr. Pine hot was jumping
and Bull Moose ataitiment will! The above vote’ is a criterion at conclusions. His dismissal by with some interest by the country.
have petered out tlie same as how the vote will go in this the president was well justified by
An article that has real merit
the Populist, A P A. and other county next November, for as lua conduct. The motive of that should
in time become popular.
isms have done.
time goes no Republicans who conduct is planner now in view of That such is the case with Cham­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, COR. 1st and 1st A\L'
| have remained regular in past the third-term candidacy of Mr. berlain's Cough Remedy has been
by many dealer».
Here is
8CC the wisdom Pinchot's particular friend. What attested
The bridge builders must'
of them. H. W Hendrickson,
.......
_ that the city must ||Hve j ”f doing so in the coming elec it was impossible to understand at one
Running up and down stairs, DONT’T YOU
think
Ohio balls, Ind., writes, 'Cham­
HAVE APPBjnJw,
»weeping and bending over mak­
mutter galore when they want p*0”
berlain
e
Cough
Remedy
is
the
ths time hia charge» were first
ing beds will not make a woman
Many
Tillamook I*«!* ,i
test
for
coughs,
colds
and
croup
$6. Mt? for a draw bridge acrosa
brought, on such flimsy ground as
She must
" * is ■ my
— best seller. ' ’* For saU healthy or beautiful.
and
the slough north of town.
chronic
appendicitis. *^1
The County Surveyor is to . he brought them, it is easy to under­ “
get
out
of
doors,
walk
a
mile
or
by all dealers.
two every day and take Chamber very painful, have
Better get Road Supervisor make a surrey for a road from stand now Mr Pmchot was play- I
Iain's Tablets to improve her di­ years for gas on the
Alderman tn put in about three*! Garibaldi to Wheeler, Some • ing politics. This is the second
j
T. L Parks, Murrayville, Ga , gestion and regulate her bowels. stomach or constip*"^ *
concrete piers on either side time ago the property owner* j time that these cases have been de-
For
sale
by
all
dealers.
Route 1. is in his 73rd
vear.
----- .—, and
Lamar states that if "** ,
the
beach
and erect a bridge which can along
agreed Icided adversely to the claimants. «as recently cured of n bad kidney
be lifted out, which would costi amongst themselves to build a Dnginally they were decided in and bladder trouble. He says him-
will
try simple
Few, if any, medicines, have met
but a few hundred dollars and road through their prop« <ty, that way by Commisaicner Dennett ••If: ‘ I have suffered with my with
the uniform success that has glycerine, etc., a« 1
kidney». My bsck ached and I was attended the use of Chamberlain's Adler-i-ka. the German • ",
and having
in i view the
would answer the purimae for ,«'■'*
on* mg that
t<
McCombs, who waa put in the
with bladder irregular­ Colic, Cholera
along time. We would »ug-
and
Diarrhoea
___ County Court I was willing to chair of the National Committee by annoyed
ities I can truthfully aav. one 50c. Remedy. The remarkable cures of remedy, they will »* ’
that
the
city
{
have
a
survey
made
gest. however, tnnr me
i
It seems, the professor, is about to be forced bottle of Fcley Kidney Pilla cured colic and diarrhoea which it has ef the QUICK benefit *
dada hold a meeting on the however, that the property out Will they call back Tom Tag­ me entirely " They contain no fected in almost every neighbor­ DOSE relieves the*«
habit forming drugs. For sale at hood have given it a wide reputa­
bridge while a wagon withowners do not want to abide by gart?
STANTLY.
Lamar's Drug Store.
* about two cords of wood is
passing over, and if it does not
l.EUAI. ADVBWTJSEMMNTS:
scatter the officials and con-
First Insertion, per line....... $
jviuce them that the city is
Each subsequent insertion, line
more liable to get a $6,.XXI dam­
Business and prsfeaaionat cards.
1 month
.........................
1 (X) age suit than a $6.500 bridge,
Homestead Notices..................
5 fM) the smokes are oti the snap shot
10 00 man.
Timber Claims ....................
5
Advertising Rat«*.
It is mild in character—aged in wood;,
charred barrels—blended and re-aged i
steam-heated warehouses.
This gives it that palatable, enjoyabl
flavor peculiar to it—its mellowness-ii
richness.
Costs more
FISHER’S BLEND,
BILLY STEPHENS,
I
tion
For sale by all dealers.