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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1912)
The Road Problem Advertia'ng Ratea. I.EUAL AtlVEHTIHEMKNTS: Firat Insertion, per line Flach subsequent insertion, line Business und piufeusionai cards. I month................ ................ 1 Homestead Notices............... . 5 10 Timber Claims .. IxiaalB per line each insertion Display advertisement, an ini h, 00 00 (Il 5 fortuu.'ite forZweifel anil others implicated in the printing anti Oregonian. circulation that the indictment Out of a total of eight measures was not brought under the cor rupt practices’ act, for the out i dealing with the subject of road come would, no doubt, have building the voters at the recent been different. As it is, each election adopted four. But not one and all of them have violated of the new measures provides a ' method or system or guidance for that law and can tie indicted. proceding in road construction that ... differs in important particular from All Resolutions of Condoleni e and The eight hour law, winch I J(je jnajeqllate method now eni- Lodge Notices, 5c. per line. wns one of the measures passed i )ovej Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. by the people« ie another enter ' .. people .. adopted _ j —«—« years ago the Notices, Ixiat, Strayed or Stolen, ing wedge of class legislation by | Two ... -• ■ ________ 1_______ » a constitutional amendment author- etc. ininimun rate, 25c. not exceed our new system of law making, . ing five lines. , . , i izing the bounding of counties tor for 1 month ........................... 50 RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION (STKICT1.Y IN ADVANCE.) One year........ Six months.... Three month» 1.5.1 75 50 Entered as second class mail mat ter J dy, 1888, at the post office at Tillamook. Ore., under the act of March 3. 1879. JOHN LELAND submit its alternative measure in SIDNEY E. HENDERSON, President. the election at which the referred Attorney-at-Law measure was submitted. The re sult would be a repetition of past ___ Public. history. Each measure would de feat the other. Under the circumstances the ap pointment by the Governor of a new commission to harmonize road differences prior to the convening of the Legislature would be a wise procedure. The people want good / r ver hau « t «.- r. • ’ (INCORPORATED). roads. Of that there can be no doubt. The only difference in opinion concerns the manner of getting them. At present progress in thia particular is blocked, It will remain blocked unless some ef fort is made to obtain agreements BOTH PHONES. H1.LAM00L and concessions. Tillamook Title an Abstract Com pain Law: Abstracts: Real Est Surveying; Insurance. by anent road work but the Su. This was a bill advocated : tmns, and as ,iaH beM tbat tbis the labor organizations, ■ — a is not oolf ovoi’iiftno" i a result in Portland over 21 '> amendment self-executing. voters cast’their ballots in favor . Legislation is reguired to make it ■ of the eight hour law, and even ; operative. One of the measures _ i*herry Wine . in this county it carried by a ! adopted in the recent election re Largest Generators To Develop et«*n Angelica Wine Pebbleford, bottled in botj" vote of 621 for and 468 against. enacts this amendment with an ad Aluminan Deposits. Zenfendel Wine per bottle........................................ 1 Considering that there is some ditional proviso that road indebt Tokey.............. Clarke ’ s Pure Rye, bottled in Seven of the largest direct current , Claret complaint about high taxation, edness shall not exceed 2 per cent bond, per bottle........................ 1.2o V \Vhite Grape Juice both in the state and county, it of the assessed value of property electric generators ever built will Echo Spring, bottled in bond, Local Beer, quart, 3 . is surprising that so many tax- within „ ___ ______ ______________ per bottle.................................... 1.25 the county, The new amend- be used for producing aluminum at BOTTLE GOOD« payers should to increase |lient contains no clause that makes Whitney, N. C. Editorial Snap Shots. the spoils at stake are greater than the whole of New York City ; while in reality thev are nothing. There ia not enough here now to fight over, and, if the scrap con tinues, there will be nothing in the next fifty years.” Domestic Beer, qt., 3taS Each machine will Old Crow, bottled .in bond, per bottle............................................... 1.50 Hermitage, bottled in bond, per bottle........................................ 1 50 Cyrus Noble, 3 Crown ................. 1.50 O.T. O , bottled in bond, per bottle .. ........................................... 1.25 Kentucky Dew, Mi gal., bottled in bond ....................................... 2.15 Kentucky Dew, full pint, bottled in bond........................................... 75 John Dewar & Sone, Old Scotch Whiskey........................................ 1.56 Black & White, Old Scotch Whiskey ....................................... 1.50 V.O. P., Old Scotch Whiskey... 1.75 Sandy Macdonald’s Old Scotch Whisaey....................................... 1.75 Hunter Baltimore, Rye Scotch Whiskey ........................................ 1 50 Canadian Club................................ 1.50 I. W. Harper.................................... 1.00 Harvester Old Style....................... 1 00 Monogram....................................... 1.00 Kentuck Dew.................................. 1.00 Billie Tayl Taylor, full quart........... 1.25 Coronet Dry Gin. per bottle 1.00 A.V.H. Gin........... per bottle 1.75 Gordon Sloe Gin. per bottle 1.75 Gordon Dry Gin per bottle 1.25 Rock and R tye per bottle 1.00 El Bart Gin 1 25 Virginia Dare Wine . per bottle 75c. Port Wine..................... per quart 35c. their taxes. This is what it will it self-executing. devolop 7000 h.p. of electricity, and «urely do, for instead of paying Another amendment adopted per the complete installation, with two for ten hours’ work the state mits the state to contract indebted smaller generators, alternators, and county will have to pay the ness for road construction not in switchboards, etc., will be the larg same amount for eight hours’ excess of 2 per cent of the taxable est and most modern of its kind in The taxpayers will be the star work, or, in other words, the property of the state. The other the world. Ii is expected that thia performers in the last act of people of this county are per )wo roaj measures authorize the plant will be producing at the rate willing to increase; working of state, county and city of 25,000 tons of aluminum animal- the Zweifel libel case, It will fectly the burden of taxation and the prisoners on public roads. ly within the next eight months. be in footing the bills. cost of building bridges, roads, j The Harmony road measure The company was recently incor etc. Not one word of com- • The grand jury calls atten plaint about heavy taxation1 authorizing the issuance of $1,000,- porated under the laws of the State tion to some irregularities in should be heard from those wliol 000 111 bonds yearly, granting state of New York with a capilization of this city which the city author voted for the eight hour law. i aid to counties in road work and $8,000,000 and was organized by ities should devote some atten By way of an argument, how-1 establishing a state highway board, some of the largest, aluminum tion to, anti will, no doubt, ever, suppose the County Court was over whelmingly defeated. A manufacturing companies of Eu measure establishing a state high rope. The enterprise has been take action upon. I made a mistake instituting an way department submitted by the financed in France and is closely ( eight hour system, the majority i with L* Aluminium Grange was also decisively defeated. associated Tilings don’t seem to be just [ of taxpayers would be the first The Grange plan for county bond Français of Paris. The work at right since the election for the I to criticise the court and invoke ing without state aid received a Whitney is in charge of Dr. Paul wet weather paralyzed the rail the recall. When the overtaxed higher affirmative vote than any Heroult, an eminent French engine road and mail services, It is to ' taxpayers are not satisfied and er, who is recognized as one of the be hoped that this is not the. want to pay more taxes to help other measure that embraced a fix most expert authorities in the ed plan for road construction, but first ill omen for the party that class legislation, it is presump world on the manufacture of alum will come into power next year. tion on o>>r part to “knock,” it also was defeated. The measure inum. Dr. Heroult has been di so we had just as well get in submitted by Southern Oregon in operations terests and the Harmony bill which recting constructive i the swing and advocate a law President-elect Wilson says put into executing form the county there but a few weeks. Remarkable i that will assure state, district, the present prosperous condi bonding amendment adopted two progress has been make and it is tions of the country are nbnor- county, school and city em- years ago received large adverse Confidently expected that the entire , plovees eight hours work, eight nal. Gt anted that it is so, the plant will be in readiness by the majorities. Democrats intend to revise the hours sleep, eight hours for If there is a guidance for the Leg middle of 1914. recreation and eight dollars a tariff for the purpose of bring The plant throughout will rank islature in the election results on ing about different conditions. day. That is the real eight hour II road measures it is highly involved. among the greatest and most per ! system which a majority of the ■ voters in this county and state It must be considered that had only fectly equipped for the manufacture \ special session of Congress want to fasten onto the tax- one of the three separate plans been of aluminum in the United States. is to be called in April to revise pavers, But we can’t say pity submitted the returns might have i In the complement of buildings are the tariff, which will be the the poor taxpayers when they been far different Each plan was furnace rooms, wherein the alumina lirst trouble and contention for voted for the eight hour system opposed to the other two. Voters wdl undergo the various processes the Democrats. Monkeying under our new system of legis favoring one therefore voted against incidental to conversion into alum- with the tariff is u delicate un lation Each of these structures There are times when the others. It seems, however, to inum. dertaking, but the Democrats it is necessary to work ten to have been clearly demonstrated ' measures 00 by 500 feet, and one ure determined to apply the twelve hours a day on account that the voters are opposed to state electrode factory of similar dimen- in. I knife as soon as possible, and of climatic conditions, for there bonds for state aid It It mivht might f,« bein-'sions is also included in the group. whether this will benefit the t are many days in the year when ferred that they are also opposed to Aluminum, because of its light, country remains to be seen. „ I ; it ie impossible to do outdoor state supervision of road construe- ness and toughness, finds an al- I ; work. argued most universal as app'ication I i tion, • but it may be ---- ---- r» — — — with a*«vu»w Ivaizud DOW- i force that the Grange highway de-'adays. Wire and cable made of We do not agree with the The crazy editor of the Bay pertinent measure was defeated by ' this product are rapidly coming in Oregonian when it says, , on : account of a number of i road City Examiner continues to a minority who oppose creating to extensive use for the tranamis- electric bills being voted down, that inflame the factional strife in new offices of any kind voting in aion of high tension progress in road building is I that city to such an extent that I combination with those who favor- power. A certain type of clay term ............ 1.'.. ............................. ti.... ' blocked. Each county can as i last week’s issue gave Bay City ' ed the Harmony bonding bill— ed beauxite, which is found in sess to the extent of 10 mills I • a black eye. Ponder over a few | which provided also for a high Georgia and the middle West, en annually, and if each county little extracts from an editorial I way engineer—and who therefore ters into the manufacture of the From beauxite alu- will do that and expend the in the Examiner, and our read-,! voted against the Grange measure. 'commodity ers will come to the conclusion Generul supervision by an expert mina ia made, and through delicate road money under the direction of practical road builders it that the real, genuine “knock- ' road builder and engineer is bo and intricate electrolytic methods will not be long before every ers” who are “knocking” Bay | meritorious that it does not seem this is then transformed into alu- county in Oregon will have good City reside within the corpor- ' probable that if such a measure minum. The production of alu- roads. That is how Tillamook ate limits of that town, Surely were presented as a straight, unin- J minum from alumina is the only ’ J issue it would ‘ be defeated - - - - process **--* — be carried on at a volved that — will County has been and is pro- the Examiner must have I. the Whitney plant. grouch against its own town in at the polls. giessiug in road building. publishing assertions like the i Another pecularity of the case I Don’t waate your money buying following : w : ib that the Grange devised a road I atrengthening plaatere. Chamber 1 he Buy City Examiner has "We have had too many indus plan that pleased Portland and lain'a Liniment ie cheaper and printed a lot of libelous mutter tries come here only to close ” Multnomah County, but failed to lietter Dampen a piece of flannel about the printer who printed "It has been demonstrated for gain the favor of the rural districts. with it and bind it over the affected the past tew mouths that Bay City i the ballots which we ask the parts and it will relieve the pain has nothing to expect from the | The Harmony committee, on the (and soreness. For aale by all dealers. grand jury to investigate at its other hand, evolved a plan that vast timber resources which are earliest opportun tv. The grand bucking her up ; not for years to pleased neither. The boy’s appetite ia often the Seemingly the jury having indicted one per- come. Our port b isiness is so greatest number of people are in eource of amazement. If you would badly muddled that we do not sou last week lor criminal libel, j have such jn appetite take Cham know where we are nt It may be i,.„<,, ,.i.„ .................................. ,b. ■ it cannot shut its eyes to ano COnfitrilCtiun of rilUfiia to winrlrofo appetite t)Ut years before we are al>'e to meet construction of roads to markets, rr»afn create «a a haaUho healthy appetite* "but ther case where false and tnali tl,e government appropriation, but would hold construction of strengthen the atomach and h enable cions accusations ure made ■ nd. then, the government muy be croaa state trunk lines in abeyance. I’* .to, work naturally. For , • ’ ■Hl* l»V all tired of waiting. We cannot bank against an innocent person. If sale by all llpulora dealers and thev desire that these roads on big industries until nil of us I the accusations are true, then ure gruy beaded.” s*>all be built without incurring W. L Cook, who was Postmaster tin-printer should be punished. ; "Buy City is in too delicate a bonded indebtedness by the state. at Neihart. Montana, writes : “ I I' not, then the owner, editor position to quibble There ia too How they would view state aid recommend Foley’s Honey A Tar -old manager and publisher of much petty jealousy in the city I Compound to all my people, and already. From the way some pro- given bj' means of a general tax I they are never disappointed with it. the Examiner should be indited I pie ure acting, one would think levy cannot be forecasted from the Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound and punished. recent election returns, for that is tor cough, and colds gives the best possible results.” Sold at Lamar’s sue was not involved. Drug- Store It would have l»een fur better The repeal of the county tax op to have allowed the litiel suit tion amendment restores to the in which Rudolph Zweifel wits legislature the power to levy taxes, Batesville, Ark., says : " I suffered concerned to have dropped. As but if a tax levy be established for with kidney and bladder trouble so far as we are able to under- Thia ia nbout the worse black state aid in road building it would bad I was unable to work. I had st md the grand jury took the I eye Bay City could get and will seem advisable to make it an inde such severe pains in my back I position that something should help knock the tiottom out of pendent measure by providing al could hardly get up. I tried several with no result, but t>e done to put a atop to circu all the tuHistiiig that city have ec a plan for constructing roads physicians Foley Kidney Pills have done won- lating libelous matter against done of late at some cost. It without it upon county authority. df.r* ,o-r I,recommend then to candidates for office on the eve shows how one “knocker” can I A state bonding act, if it may now all. bold by Lamar's Drug Store. <>f tin election. We think the injure a town, But the people be enacted without reference to the grand jury is right in this par of Bay City ought not to be sur people, and perhaps a tax levy, n».1 t? «PleBsure to tell you that ticular and deserve credit for prised and are deserving of a would almost certainly be submit Chamberlain a Cough Remedy ia bringing these matters before little criticism for flirting with ted to the people by referendum the best cough medicine I have the public, with a view of pre newspaper monstmaitiea. It petition and the bonding act, we Campbell, of Lavania, Ga "I have venting them, if (Mis»ible, in should have stood back of Edi- take it would lie noted down. used it with all my children and future. But, nevertheless, to torMiller who publisheil a news But it in obviously the duty of the the results have been highly aatia For sale by all dealers. prosecute this case it only belp- paper that looked after the in Legislature to devise some syste factory >Y'd •«» revive the laid feeling terest of Bay City. On account matic plan for constructing perms- Twinges of rheumatism, back existing on account of the re- of factional strife others hud to nent rosds. Before this ia done it ache. stiff joints and shooting I*' h II iwtitinu anil its mysterious butt in mid get their high teeth will lie eaaentinl for those who favor pains all show your kidney a are not Urinary irregu- disappearance. As to the case cut running newspapers ut Bay different plana to come together. working right nervousneae, itself, it was a question who City, which resulted in causing Concession» must be made by all wel’iT'» ,<?8 °f weak back and sore kidneys tell were telling the truth and who more strife, and thia to spread •ides It might be possible for one the need of a good reliable kidnev were not tietween witnesses,and over the county at a time when strong onrasixation or group of medicine. Foley Kidney Pill, n» tlie evidence on either side there should have been united road enthusiaala to gain the favor tonic, strengthening and restora If ever a town got it | of the Legislature exclusively for tive. They build up the kidney, was weak and coutrndictorv the effort. Thev jury was not sure of th-- guilt of where the ihi- ken got the axe, its own plan, but success would t>e and regulate their action. will g,ve you quick relief and con- Tbe |(W|nr e|emeB| tain no habit forming drug,. Safe the defemliint mid tn aglit tu a Bav City gut »' Liat week at the • hoM hvKi | suuld :uvuke th. referendum 7nd and always sure. T?y them. Sold VsldKl ut uvrt gudt It «H» J handa ot its h nt uewepuper st Lamar , Drug Steae. I Special Prices Family Trade Keg Beer................ 15,^ Keg Beer........... 10 *, J Local bottle Heer, 6doz. <,.« Local bottle Beer, lUdoz^pJ Domestic Been Budwiser Beer, 6 doz. quarll Budwiser Beer, 10 dozen nit Old style Lauger Beer, loS WINES. White Port, Old Monk Bmi«i Port Wine....... Sherry......... Claret . ....... Angelica........ Zenfendel .... Tokey.............. WHISKEYS, Monogram ................. perm White Corn Whiskey..per J Harvester Old Style ..pergil McBrayer. 13years eld.perpl Echo Spring.............. per pl Chestnut Grove Rye. pergil Kentuckey Dew....... pergil zXlcoliol........................ per gal Cornet Dry Gin......... i>erpil AT BILLY STEPHENS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER. COR. 1st and Ist AVEN1 Build your house from lumber bought here and thus intuit manent satisfaction and tmkl from the many repair bilit ttat always follow the use of pet* unseasoned lumber. Beller HI our lumber and be dons with t than to buy poorer and thee b continually paying for reftia The best is always the cheepd A. G. Beals Lumber Company Why You Heed o Hew Rande Borne housewives who I 19 CALLON display a remarkable I ALL COPPCW RE5E.QVOII» amount of broad, sound, I common sense along I WILL CIVE other lines, persist in the | YOU DOtLINC WATCH delusion—and it is a de- f luslon—that they are real- ly practicing economy by trying to get along—to get results—out of an old, worn- out range merely to save the ;rlce of a new one. Your old ranee or stove was put together with putty and etovo bolts and probably you can stick a pen knife in the seams and Joints any where on it where the stove putty has crumbled away. When a range gets In that condition. It takes fuel enough to warm all outdoor» In order to get your , , „„in. oven hot enough tor baking—and then you run the risk ot nu I* In the oven. You can soon burn up the price of the nestr »-^ in a uaeleaa waate of fuel In an old, worn-out atove or ran»- - neither practical economy nor good management. manars It you would practice real economy In X<»ur househoiu will pay you. the next time you are In town, to call at our ” „„e( cloaely into the perfect baking and remarkable fuel aat log yuan Great Majestic Malleable and Charcoal Iron P qm J p Outwear» Three Ordinary Range» open iron grate-yon heat escape» — no cola the oven - •«'¡-a halt assure* perfect baking- _ 3 Half The Fuel Pa! with J ot. ho,’,s ,•*“ * * ,r ,u ”e paux > “st>‘i like an •osins boiler. Th« Joint* and »earns w,l'reinain air tt«h t forever a* neither •V ’“*’"101’ nor eontraeUon can affect or open them. Pure Asbestos Lining i — Movable Copper The reaervoir is like a tea kettle ,,"'ouL„.erf»9 et (»tamped from onepW^jl •ettlng agalnat It ft . *"<r box. it boll» IS ganow Jiffy and. by turning les and reaervoir-m"" „» S Thl* feature la iwientea need only on the ¡1* I* A.h a> to • * Improeem»"' *'’•'.££ ZnM» * e<Aer rssr.t or« Other Exclusive I^_saa»t|on..n is lined eih pure If« tb« be*t •abaeto* board, covered with an and should be in yo^ 1 FOS&ALKSY ALEK McNAIR CO liie Range with a Reputati^