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Tillamook Headlight4 October 17, iena «SHAKESPEARE CLUB HAWLEY VISITS TILLA ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLI THKon __------ | - MOOK. SELLING WARMLY RECEIVE® CAN MEETING. Gives a Banquet to their Hus Was Guest of the Commercial With Much Encouragement ee Tillamook County Taf- Club Met Recent kbands and Friends. Club- Speaks to High Trip Through Oregon Formed. " School Pupils. During the last ten days,’ Ben 8«b The'ladies of the Shakespeare There was a good attendance at Hug, progressive Republican uumlri«« Piub had a delightful time at the Congressman W. C. Hawley, who r “lamsok Commercial Club rooms ia a candidate for re-election on the the Court House on Saturday after- for United StateB Senator, lias visit«« 0 Friday evening, when they in- Republican ticket, visited this city noon of loyal Republicans when Southwestern Oregon and varivuo rited their husbands and a few on Friday apd was the guest of the Fred C. Baker, Congressional Com counties In Eastern Oregon On riends to a banquet which they Tillamook Commercial Club while mittee man, called the meeting to trips he met with much encow«e«- ‘d prepared. Everything was he was in the city. During the order, and the meeting had not pro ■lent in his candidacy for the s-iwrtw eked and! dished up to the afternoon he called on a number of dded far before a great deal of en •hip. On these trip« Mr Selling «M keen’s taste, and it proved to be liis friends and citizens and visited thuaiasui was manifest. Seated on upt essay any spell binding ur«»«fy, «olendid banquet, and although the High School, where lie gave the the front row ofchairs were four old but plainly told the voters what be ladies dined their husbands high school pupils an amusing Tillamookers who had voted for eould expect of him •* * public riththe most delicate and appetizing but instructive address on brain Lincoln and had voted for every Re •nt if elected, He refers to his Plicacies, they failed to wine them, cells and the different uses they publican presidential candidate performances a« • consistent pre since that date and are still lined •ive as a guarantee that he will “ he dining table extended the whole could be put to. up with the Republican party. food" on all promises aa United I mgth of the Fall and everybody Mr. Hawley was greatly surprised They helped to form the Re Senator. Judge Steph«« A. L«v«< lid justice to the banquet. to see so many improvements in publican party, and are strong ad •ne of Mr. Selling s opponents for th« At the close of wlr.ch Mrs. Webs- this city. | ■omlnaUon in the primary electia^ M ,r Holmes, president of the club, I In the evening there was a good vocates of W. H. Taft, the regular loyally supporting th« RepubMaaa Republican nominee for president. ailed on Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse to attendance at the Tillamook Com nominee. Judge Lowell accorn panto« They were W. D. Stillwell, John lake a few remark«. She said: Mr. Selling through sons« section« sf mercial Club of business men and Madam President, Ladies and citizens, when President Shrode Johnson, Jacob Blum and J. H. Eastern Oregon and anpects during Dunstan. the month of October to visit several Th^com'mittee on this entertain- introduced the congressman. It The chairman stated that the ient have asked me to give a short was not a political meeting, but Mr. meeting had been called at the sug other counties in behalf of Mr. Sai- iatorv of our Club, but before I do Hawley gave a brief account of his Ung’s candidacy. ,’a I want to tell you how glad we stewardship. . The first part of his gestion of theState andCongression- re that we could have our husbands al Committees and a number of Editor Davey Now Favors Selling nd friends this evening, and to address was taken up with the Republicans of the county for the The Harkey County News opposed ive you a hearty welcome in the Panama Canal and the timber in purpose of showing allegiance to ame of the Shakespeare Club. Ben Selling, progressive Republican dustry, which isof great importance Those of us who have lived in to the Pacific Coast and free toll. the Republican party ’and Repub •omlnee for United Stetos SesaAor. lican ticket, and ,to express confi illamook for ten or more years -ill remember that at that time, He stated the reasons why he dence in President Taft and work 1« the primary elect!««, but 1« «ow loyally supporting the Fsrtland man ae young people had their good favored free toll was that it would imei. The High School scholars benefit the people. Then he took for hie re-election. In a recent I bbuo , Editor Davey bad A committee, composed of A. J. the following to say regarding the iad pleasant parties and entertain- up the question of conversation and Stillwell, T. B. Handley and George progressiveness of Mr. fleiU-g iients. but there was very little in social way for married ladies, so stated that he did not believe in a Willett, was appointed to draw up “No man in Oregon or the United ight years ago this month I invit- conservation that placed large sec resolutions, and after they had States has a better title to the name d fifteen of the ladies that I knew tions of land in a government re est, to meet at my home to form a serve. This, he said, had the effect made their report, it was unani ‘progressive’ than Ben Selling. In mously agreed to form a Tillamook lub. Twelve of them responded of send thousands of American County Taft Club,, whet: the follow every movement for popular legisla nd we organized a literary club tion and for enlarging the reserve ight of the charter members are citizens into Canada where they ing officers were elected : power of the masses, Mr. Selling has till in the club. As one member could get cheap land. Not only President—W. D. Stillwell, aoved away from town, another been an influential factor, through were-we loosing good citizens, but. Vice-President — Morrison Mills, idy was ready to fill the vacancy all the times and struggles when such Secretary - Treasurer — Fred C. they took millions of dollars with o that the number of members re- advocates were In the minority and laiue twelve always. them of money which should be Baker. Our most important by-law was, helping to develop the Western For an advisory committee the were the targets of bitter abuse." 'This Club is formed to promote following were elected : he social advantages of our City,” country. He was evidently opposed Selling a Pioneer Progressive Tillamook—M. F. Leach. aid in addition we took up the to the Pinchot method of conserva Hoquarton—F. S. Whitehouse. Progressive is as progressive does. eading of Shakespeare’s plays tion for he said the country was Bay— D W. Rhoades. This is just as true as it 1« concise. ind at the end of the year named being bottled up with that narrow Fairview—Frank Severance. lur club "The Shakespeare Club ” It Is particularly applicable to the Hebo — Charles Ray. n these eight years we have read system of conservation. Another Senatorial contest in this stat«. The Union — W. R. Robedee. JI of the comedes and most of the thing which Mr. Hawley opposed Netarts—Al Briggs. record of Ben Selling, progressive Re ragedies. Some of the plays we i was the secret report« of agents sent Carnahan—Tacob Blum. publican nominee for the United ave read two or three times to be- Garibaldi—John Johnson. out to the west to report on when otne more familiar with them. States Senate, during bls services of The following names have been 16 years In the Oregon Legislature, But we held steadily to the by law homesteaders were making proof. f sociability. Each of us have He said these agents knew nothing suggested for committee men in the Irrefutably stamps him a« a pioneer itertained in turn once a year, al- about Western conditions, and he other precincts: in the progressive cause. He was lougli the meetings have been South Prairie—T. W. Lyster. foremost in the ranks of those who eld every month. We then invit recited several cases where home Little Nestucca—S. H. Rock. 1 guests, and our friends and often steaders had been deprived of were not only advocating but writing lhe stranger within our gates”, their patents on the most foolish Dôlph—Geo. T. Baxter. upon the statute books of the Btate at they might become acquainted, showing. Mr. Hawley said he had Foley—L. H. Kinney progressive measures when many of e meet the second Friday of each Nehalem—H. F. Effenberger. the strong-lunged so-called progres onth, and eeery lady tries to bring not made 'may speeches while in Beaver—W. J. Gilbert. imething interest, r perhaps _____ „ of .............. - . a Congress, but when he did soon sives of today were just as active in H ite story or J joke ' . or a new ... Blaine—J. J. Hollett. bit of » this occasion he made the House defending machine rule and opposing ncy work L or a new recipe for ' and the Land Office look up land Barnegat—M. J. McDonald. ’ ''____________ every measure of popular legislation imething good to eat, Some very Saudlake—E. Atkinson. .-lebrated writer has said that one take notice the results of which The meeting took the position f the beet things to keep us bright, many homesteaders immediately SINGLE TAX IS OPPOSED that it was not necessary to form dde-awake intelligent men and received their patent«. ’omen is to ride some hobby, pro another party to carry out progres 8elllng Against Any Measure Doing Mr. Hawley reminded hie audi- ving we keep our two good sen- ble feet on the ground (so it won’t ence that the government appro- sive policies, for the Republican Away With Individual Ownership f away with us). So that is what priations for the Nehalem and Tilla- party had proven itself to be the Of course, Ben Selling, progressive * Shakespeare Club has tried to n’iook projects were nowavailable. only progressive party since its Republican nominee for United States I. iture Not so much of a literary a\ to°trymtoC^u!tivate a‘spirit He knew nothing about the local inception. iture as to try to cultivate a spirit The Tillamook ^County Taft Club Senator, Is being opposed by W. S. kindness and good feeling, and difficulty, but hoped these pro U’Ren, A. D. Crldge, H. D. Wagnon now appeals to all loyal and faith spread them. And we wish to jects would be pushed through so and other advocates of single tax. isnk our many friends and espe- a8 to be in a po8ition to benefit the ful Republicans to remain true to But the real reason is not difficult to alia those in our own homes, our , . „ _ . the party in ite endeavor to re-elect •unsellors and helpers, who have county when the Panama canal ascertain. In the primary campaign President Taft and the entire Repub Mr. Selling came out fearlessly ’ this possible. ~ ........... ade For this the i was completed. lican ticket.Thia was also expressed against Mr. U’Ren’s pet tax measure. lakeapeare Club has but one toast offer, “ to our husbands, long LOOKS GOOD FOR TAFT. iu the resolutions prepared by Messrs Wbat is more, Mr. Selling 1« still le happiness and prosperity.” A. J. Stillwell, T. B. Handley and, against single tax and any other Attorney H. T. Botts suitably George Willett, as follows: Congressman W. C. Hawley measure that proposes to do away «ponded, when Mrs. C. W Camp- We affirm our allegiance to the, with the right of individual ownership on the Political Situation. ill rendered a piano solo, and sound principles of the Re- publican party, under whose of land. Mr. Selling announced his rs. I). A. Mackenzie delighted the When asked his opinion on the administration un parai lei led unqualified opposition to «ingle tax idience with a vocal solo. Those prosperity has abounded at the beginning of the primary < am political situation last week while tesent were: throughout the Nation, result paign. His opponents in that contest he was in this city, Congressman ing in progress and growth, remained silent on this quaotlon His Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Baker; Mr. and the most marked in history. rs. Webster Holmes; Miss. Ruth W. C. Hawley said that when he left Washington the out lookei Dimes; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Baker; We indorse the National Republic opponents in the pending campaign r. and Mrs. C. I. Clough; Mr. and was doubtful, although there was an platform and the principles are equally silent. The vqfcK* of the rs. H. Crenshaw; Mr. and Mrs. then a decided falling off in the therein set forth as being pro- ! «tate have a right to know whore can a Smith; Mr. and Mrs. F. S. 1 Bull Moose enthusiasm and large gressi’-e and as the best dec didates for United Stat«« Senator hitehouse, Misses Elizabeth and laration made by anv party stand on thia issue which •« vitally ■wel Whitehouse; Mt.~"and" Mrs.' numbers were returning to the old upou which to base stable ad- ihn Groat, Miss Lillian Groat; party. That was the opinion of advancement and prosperity. concerns the homeowner. Aiw Mr. tT- and Mrs D. — A. Mackenzie; inuBt most pcupic, people, in in u»c the oautj East, auu and iivm from We recommend the administration Selling's opponents afraid to tak« the r. and Mrs. C W. Cz~pi;!!; what he could learn himself, he of President Taft, whose un people into their contldeuoeT r and Mrs. George Willett ; Miss flinching adherence to duty argaret White; Mr. and Mrs. H. i believed it wai 'so. Since his re has enabled him to accotn Selling’s Position Simitar to norutei » aaon. Miss Allegra Mason; Mr. and turn to Oregon he ha« recieved a plish more practical reforms rs. H. T Botts; Mr. And Mrs. number of letter« from prominent In refusing to leave the KopubHcan and secure better enforcement lex McNair; Miss Blanche McNair, i of laws than ever before. No party. Ben Selling, progressive Re men in the East, and the day before laiter in the evening the young President has been worse publican nominee for United State* he left for Tillamook be received maligned or more misrepre Senator, has taken th« saase poaition ople enjoyed the usual Thursday a letter from a newspaper corres sented than he, but impartial ening dance. There was a good pondent at Washington whom Mr. history will accord to the ad as Senator Borah, Oovemw Deaeeu. tendance and a most pleasant ministration of William How Governor Hadley and other l*adteg Hawley believe« to be in a poaition tning waa particupated in, the ard Taft the credit of having progressives of the co««try. With to give somewhere near accurate been one of the very best since them he believe« that th« reforms lies of the Shakespeare Club information. Before leaving Wash the founding of the Republic. demanded by th« peopl« •«■ beat be Hiding an abundance of delica I ington this gentleman predicted Safe, reliable and trustworthy- te for the supper for the young that Wilson would be the next presi in the execution of the duties accomplished within th« RepubMaaa ka. of office, his re-election will party—th« party of p*rf«n**»< «. Aad dent, but his letter last week inform insure continued prosperity In taking this «tend h« has aot •«•* L S. Jones, Prop. I^e Pharmacy. ed Mr. Hawley that it looked like and advancement along safe promised his progreaoiveaew «a« L°„ u-a ,f” "•>••= “! have been Taft would be elected on account of line«. whit. Does any on«, «van th« to«*t ng Holev A Company’« medicine the alum in the Çull Moose cause We approve the course pursued rabid so-called prograaoiv«. «««Wton years, Foley's Honey and Tar and so many voters flocking back by Hon. Robert M. I-a Follette, mpound I consider has no equal Senator Borah, Governor Had the progressiveness of B«nat«r B«««b? The ? *Lthe one co,»Kh medicine I to the Republican party. ley and others, in continuing a recommend to my friends as general opinion iu the E«st is that with the Republican party, i Perfo»in»nc« Only Rellabl« ▼«• ’’•>ning no narcotics or other i Governor Wilson ia a light weight believing with them that need Performance. ratb«e than prstote«, rmful properties.”-At Lamar’s politically and he does not size up I ed reforms can best be secur UK Store. ed through and within a party 1« tbe only rellabl« tost of th« ««a to presidential timber, and this whose history convincingly ■latency of any maa with r»l»tta« te ■_“[* S l Kra,i*ntein. Mgr. J. G. opinion ia strongly held by these shows that it has always met the cauae he advocate« Meaaur«4 by win"* -S«.re’ Santa Cruz, engaged in large business and every isaue and solved it in thia test. Ben Sellin* progresaiv« Ke have sold Foley manufacturing industries. the intereat of the people. Aa An veSIS’^J* .rned,cln“f°r the past other thing which was generally the foremost and moat consist publican nominee f«r United MMua ,. a"d have yet to hear our ent reformer, the action of the Senator, qualified year* ago aa • «■* itomTJ’ “•!■?*' °r of a dissatisfied admitted in the East ia that there Hon. Robert M Ui Follette, •latent progreaalv«. Aa * ■>• ab«r iX de The,r r<’medies are pur*, will be a tightening up in money following defeat for nomina the Oregon Legiala»«r«. Mr MUKz m.n r*pre*»«*d. «"<1 contain and industries if Taft ia not re tion, should commend itself not only advocated but assisted to itXT^** a,,b*’ances. On the to all honest men. ._______ _ 1 ,77;.Our**l*'r>’“i»ce allows us | elected. enactment of tbe fallowing aatisanes* Company's aim ha. always ' of popular legialattoa AustoaK-.a if you have young- children you The United States aa it stand« i« ballot law. direct primary law. Mtog ilth •n*1 have perhaps noticed that disorder mar', n n<a*n,n» remedies." — evidence of the progressiveness ™“r ■ Drug Star«, ed of the stomach are their most the of the Republican party during the tire and referenduto recall a«d Pto r common ailment. To correct thia last years, for the party has d-ntlal preference primary law. will find Chamberlain'« Stomach been fifty t"01?“." Who a’*ak" fro"' you in power for nearly the entire and Liver Tablets excellent. They hence m ** , an <1 , on < «’ are easy and pleasant to take, and period If you doubt that Bes Sellin* w'l«cn pt’ H Bro»"n-| Democratic manager« claim every gre«*lve Republican notnio«« 1W •nit- m eT-J. ""y* "I know mild and gentle in effect. For sale thing, but are careful to a«y nothing »<h Re ,hat Chamberlain' a by all dealer«. about a cabinet. They «re wise not el state« Senator, wa* n«t a ' uther ^Z ,ar • Jpcrtor tol The Democratic candilate ia an to tackle that mountain of trouble Iu the progressive cause. r«am* Ite thine S.. F°r .C,o“p <’*re •“ academic free trader, and would he on the atrength of wild straw« fly record it begaa M r««M «RM •u54&.wwu U’” *'or an executive free trader the moment ing in the wind. , he gets U m chance I i J L. HENDERSON, ATTORNEY A COUN8KL- OHN LoR-AT-LAW. Tillamook Block, Tillamook.Or. Room No aói. H T. BOTTS, A ttornkv - at -L aw . Complete set of Abstract Books uofi::. Taxes paid for non- Residents. Tillamook Block. phones. Both C arl haberlach , ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Tillamook Block. Q.EORGE WILLETT, ■ a «.a • at a a . 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