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Tillamook Headlight, November 28, 1018
Advertising Rates.
thejother how to handle the mor­
al question. Probably there are
those who will advocate forcing
a tight along radical lines, and
will persist in it now there are
some prospects of increased
strength in »he moral atmos­
phere. Let the citizens reason
together and not take the advice
of those who are rapid partisans
on either sides, especially those
who think they can make this
city a little heaven lielow by
«•renting factional strife.
Let
the citizens get together and
work along conservative ami
rational lines, and greater per­
manent results will be obtained
in this way than in causing a
lot of factional and personal
strife to permeate the atmos­
phere when all should be pull­
ing together for the business
and moral uplift of the city.
men who formed the Ministerial
Association at that time, for
we highly respected them, and
we know they felt conscientious
in wliat they thought was for
the moral uplift of the city.
The snag) shot man knew at the
time that their action was not
for the best interest of the city
and we do not think it is giving
the mayor and city council a
square deal for a condition of
affairs which a previous adtuin-
istion and some of our well in­
tention but misguided citizens
are responsible for. The facts
of the case are these, the Minis­
terial Association was imposed
upon by those who, for business
and other reasons, wanted io
defeat the opposing canditate
and elect a candidate who has
openly faught for the saloons.
The snap shot man came to
the conclusion at the time that
it was only another strange co­
incident where the beer and
the bible had joined hands and
were worshiping in the same
pew, which was too much for
the snap shot man, who decided
to take no part in a frame up of
t iat description.
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--------- ■ ■ - - •
Official returns continue to indi­
cate that the successful party is so
far in the minority that it may call
for a life preserver.
Circuit Court Adjourns.
Build your house
from lumber
Judge Percy R Kelly adjourned
the November term of the Circuit
First Insertion, per line .... $
10
after
being * in
Court on i Saturday,
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"
“
5
Euch siibse<|iient inserti«)», line
Business und professional cards,
session two weeks, . There were a
bought here and thui
-) i which were not
1 month .................................. 1 00
number of cases
Homestead Notice*................... 5 «<>
manent satisfaction and
The
cases
which
re-
acted upon. '---- .
Timber Claims .......................... 10(0
from the many repair bilk Ja
ceived
the
judge
’
s
attention
the
last
Ixx'als per line each insertion
5
few days were as follows :
Display advertisement, an inch,
always follow the use of p*,
1 month.'.................................
50
Otelia Hadley vs. C. E. Hadley,
unaeaacr.ed lumber. Bette
All Resolution* of Condole«» e and
et al. Injunction.
Motion of plain­
our lumber and be done »in t
tiff to be permitted to pioceed with
I.txlge Notices, 5c. per line.
Car«!» of Thanks, 5c. per line.
case and motion of defendants to
than to buy poorer and th»»
dismiss argued and taken under
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
continually
paying for ie^
etc. miniinun rate, 25c. not exceed­
advisement.
ing five lines.
The beat ia always the
Pacific Railway and Navigation
Company vs. M. IV. Harrison. Con­
RATES OF SUBSCRPTION
demnation Trial continued.
(STZICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
T, A. Porter vs. F. R. Beals and
1.5<j
One year........
H. Crenshaw. Plaintiff refusing to
75
Six months__
plead further, case «as dismissed
50
Three months
>1. S. Copeland vs. Nehalem Coal
Company, a corporation, etal. Fore­
Sherry Wine.............
Entered as second class mail mat­
closure. Motion fordecree on plead­
Angelica Wine ........
ter July, ltsSb, at the post office at
ings,
argued
and
taken
under
ad
­
Pebbleford, bottled in bond,
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of
Zenfetidel Wine ...... per in™
visement,
per bottle ..................... .. .$1 50
March 3, 187».
......................................
The
11IL. Stale of Oregon
--- — upon
,----- the re* cia'rke’s Pure Rye. bottledin
Claret
...................... peru-ju
1.25 White Grape Juice.......
bund,
per bottle
bottle .....................
lation
of
George
Watt
vs.
the
Port
-
-----
.
.
.
„
‘
When the effort was made by
pretende-
Echo
Spring
bottled
in
bond^
of Bay City, a pretended Quasi
Local Beer, quart, 3 bottles '
(tfbe ^illamooli
the Whitney Co., through the
1.25 Domestic Beer, qt., 3 bottles
Municipal corporation, et al. Quo
Decw.on
in
favor
ofthe
Old
CrQW
bo|tled
jn
bond
'
per
Port of Bay City, to gobble up
Warranto
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I bottle.................... ..................... 1.50
Prices.
plaintiff.
all the territory and encircle
Hermitage, bottled in bond’
Ed.
Smith
vs.
Cora
Smith.
within
the
Tillamook
City
Trade
Editorial Snap Shots
1
50
per
bottle.
......................................
Divorce.
Defendant granted to
Port of Bay City, they created
Keg
Beer
.................
15 gallon«
1.50
Cyrus
Noble,
3
Crown
...............
December 3rd in which to answer
Keg Beer
10 gallon.
a bitter resentment in the cen­
O.T.O, bottled in bond, per
amended
complaint.
Let us all be thankful that we tral part «if the county, and if
1 25 Local bottle Beer, Odoz. quani
bottle.......................................
Cheboygan Timber Company vs. Kentucky Dew, H gal., bottled
Local bottle Beer, 10 doz pint«
bave a wide awake, progressive carried out would have causefl
W. F. Hays. To Quit Title. Motion
2.15
in bond .................... ......
city •.*<! that it will continue to a long delay and a stubborn
Beers
to make more definite
under Kentucky Dew, full pint, bottled
I
progress.
legal tight.
There are just
amended complaint as to alleging
in bond.....................................
75 Budwiser Beer, 6 doz. quart,
corporate capacity of Astoria Co. John Dewar A Sons, Old Scotch
Budwiser Beer, 10 dozen pint»
grounds for righteous indigna­
sustained otherwise overruled.
Whiskey....................
j «- Old style Lauger Beer, lOdozpi
We must admit that the pre- , tion when the people have to
Oregon Fisheries Co. vs. Elmore Black A White, Old Scotch
Over 200 fatalities have occurred
»cr.cn of the women at the city submit to such tricky and arbi-
Whiskey .................................... i sn
Packing Company. Damages. Mo
caucus gave the meeting a mon* tary methods, which they will in air flight this year. In one im­ tiun to set aside verdict and lor new VO. P., Old Scotch Whiskey.... 1 75 White Port, Old Monk Brand,
resent
at
the
first
opportunity,
portant
matter
man
has
not
suc
­
trial overruled. Defendant granted Sandy Macdonald’s Old Scotch
respectable tone.
W hiskey....................................... 1 -5 Port Wine..................... noo
to January 22nd in which to present
I for a fight between the citizens ceeded in imitating the birds.
1.00p*
proposed bill of exception.
Hunter Baltimore, Rye Scotch
Sherry............... ............ 1.00 pa
and the timber interests should
As
the
Democratic
platform
de
­
»
My, as it wasn't a Democratic
V) hiskey..................................... 1 59 Claret ............................. oc.
Elmore Packing Company vs.
be avoided, if possible. All that clares protection to be unconstitu­
1.50 Angelica........................100 pa
Canadian Club........... . .....
Ian slide that struck the city
Tillamook City and the central tional this question of organic law Hiram Eadus Action for Noney. I. W. Harper..........................
1.00 Zenfetidel ..................... l.Spe
Order of continuance set aside bv
coni -ilmen on Monday, it was
part of ti e county are wanting is will become acute at the extra ses­ consent and judgment in lavor of Harvester Old Style......
1 00 Tokey............................. L25 per
a freeze out, for only one was
Monogram
........................
",
1.00
a square deal, and they are sion unless the Demociats forget it plaintiff against defendant entered
able to pull through the zero
1.00
Kentuck Dew....... .
as per stipulation.
going to insist on it, and if the completely
Billie Taylor, full quart .... 1.25 Monogram .................. pergal
Weather.
Whitney Co. and the Port of
DuBois Lumber Company, a cor- i°v°?«et/-ry Gin......... per bottie 1.00 White Com Whiskey., per gal
Mr. Bryan suggests that ex-presi­
| Bay City want to show a get to-
priv- porat>on, vs. The County Board of
oin ■
Per bottle 1.75 Harvester Old Style ..peruiL
dents should have oratorical
<
At previous city caucuses the gether spirit, which we are glad
- „«
Equalization, for Tillamook County, Gordon Sloe Gin
per bottle 1.75 McBrayer. 13 years cld.perpl
Oregon, UllU
and ZlUlUi-i
Hemer . Mason,
aaowta» County R»rkOn
Gln • ■ ■ • per bottle 1.25 Echo Spring............. per gal
atmosphere have been s«> laden to say appears to be the motive ¡leges on the floor of Congress. VJiCgUll,
Judge of said County; A. M Ilure,
Hare,
1.U0 Chestnut Grove Rye..perp!
with tobacco smoke that it was ' now, there will not be the least i That would have suited Andrew ]ndge
, Johnson. As it was, he returned Assessor of said County ; and J. C
1 25 Kentuckey Dew........pergaL
almost possible to cut it up into difficulty
"~........................
But the
in doing so.
Holden, County Clerk of said p "-?1?.'.1? Dare Wine • perbottie 75c Alcohol........................ pergaL
i to the Senate where debate is un- County,
constituting the Board of i ort Wine ................... per quart 35c. Cornet Dry Gin......... per gal
chunks. The men were polite [citizens are not blind to the
1 Equalization. Appeal ftum the
enough not to turn their mouths fact that in the government limited.
into chimney pots at the caucus project there is an expenditu re I Immigration is beginning to Board of Equalization. C, W, Tai
AT
inage appointed referee to take and
Monday evening because the of $60,000 for a channel which 'trouble the Canadian Government. report evidence, said report to be
women were present. One ar­ most everybody can see is to ' Too many people from other coun­ made on or before June 1, 1913.
dent lover of the weed not ap­ benefit the Whitney Co.’s land tries are said to be moving into
Oregon Logging an«l Timber Com­
During the six pany, a corporation, vs. TheCounty WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER. COR. 1st and 1st AVEXCf
preciating
this curtailment, above Bay City, where there is the Dominion
Appeal
said, having taught the women no commerce whatever, while months ending with September.30,- Board of Equalization.
from Board of Equalization. Same
how to vote we’ll have to teach the citizens of the central part 273,000 immigrants reached Canada, ! as
above.
them how to smoke. He is not . of the county, who.have strug-! I and 90,000 of these went from the
I ______
Luther __ K. Haak ...........
vs. The County
I
giecUoug
year»
to
develop
and
United
States
Thia
was
an
increase
running for office, however.
Board of Equalization.
Appeal
itnprove the county, ami where of 13 per cent over the correspond- from the Board of Equalization.
Equalization,
most of the commerce origi ing period of Wil. Ottawa is begin- Same as above.
There are plenty of goo«l men
A
nates,
there are those who want ning to be alarmed lest the aliens
J. W. Cochran vs. The County
who woul«i make excellent city
overrun the country. Their gov Board of Equalization, Appeal
officials, but they have not the to clip their wings and other
• eminent there estima'es that the from the Board of Equalization.
time to devote to it. The city parts of the bay. This is what
;census of 1»21 will show that more Same os above.
sticks
in
the
crops
of
the
citi
­
affairs need attending to just
Produced exclusively from
' than half of the Dominion were
Portland Timber Company, a cor­
not zens who have made Tillamook
ns any other business,
poration,
vs.
The
County
Board
of
and most carefully
Choicest
. born outside of its boundaries.
Equalization.
Appeal from the
lift to one or two persons, and County what it is t<xlav, and if
selected.
the
timber
men
are
wise
and
With an outpost far to the east of Board of Equalization. Same as
for that reason we want to see
above.
BLUE
STEM
WHEAT
look
at
the
situation
in
that
the
Mississippi,
in
Michigan,
the
alive, progressive city eouucU
Of which every grain is thon
where «me ami all will «ievote light, they will have to admit territory which has equal suffrage , Bess Pangborn vs. Quincy J.
Pangborn. Demurre to contempt
the necessary time. It is a most that the sturdy settlers who now extends from Missouri’s west­ proceedings
uglily cleansed, washed and dried
sustained and proceed­
ern boundary to the Pacific, covers
are
creating
the
commerce
are
unthankful job, and no matter
ing dismissed.
all
the
states
west
of
the
Rocky
“ART FLOUR
is a better milled patent fie«
who nre electe«! there will he entitled to harbor improvements
1 mountains, and stretches from the
thus«*, to use a common expres­ lirst, not placed in a position 1 ,I —
than«any
other
SOFT
WHEAT flour on the market
...
z?..u
./
DEMENT’S BEST FLOUR
sion, who will want to turn the where they nre gagged and have ' Canadian border to the Gulf of
[TILLAMOOK FEED CO., TILLAMOOK, 01
rascals out, for there appears to their hands tied, for that is what California. The states—Wyoming,
Is a Prize Winner.
FOR SALE BY -1 PELZ & KIRSCHOFF, TILLAMOOK, OR.
be an impression that directly it would do to the central part Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Washing­
I MEYER A SON, HEBO, OR
a person becomes a city official of the county if all the territory ton and California, to give them in
I d . s . boyakin , nkhalem , or .
At the Union Cooking Sch«x)l re­
the
order
in
which
they
adopted
it
outside
of
the
legislative
Port
of
he is tilling his jeans.
Tillamook is included in the —which had full suffrage for woman cently hold in Walla Walla all the
Port of Bay City.
However, previous to 1912, were re-enforced 1st prizes for bread, cake, pies and
Whatever may be the reason we are glad that the Whitney by Michigan, Kansas, Arizona and doughnuts were wo.i by users of
A scientific combination of East­
for turning down most of tile C<>. now see the injustice of Oregon as a result of the recent Dement's Best Flour, in competi­
city dads, we want to say a few forcing this through and a dis­ election. Thu* in ten states women tion with other local flours.
ern Hard Wheat and Western Soft
words of commendation. They position to get together, for now vote for al) officials up to and I Prize winners were: Layer Cake,
Wheat.
have devoted considerable time bar and harbor improvements including presidents on the same Mrs. W, A. Bratton, 570 Boyer Ave.;
«he past year to city affairs, in are necessary before this can be ’ terms as men.
“FISHER’S BLEND” is the best for uni­
Loaf Cake. Mrs. Arthur Stockton,
f i*t, there never was a council turned into a bee hive of lutn-’
versal use. It bakes more and larger loaves
213
E.
Cherry;
Pie,
Mrs.
E.
C.
Milla,
We can understand the stress laid '
wuich put in so much time as ber industry.
bread per given quantity than any other
by Mr. Bryan upon a single term in 720 University; Doughnuts, Mrs.
the present council, and which
brand. Whether for bread, biscuitB, cake or
E. W: Wilson, 418 Boyer Ave.
the presidency. He put the de- 1
had to attend to so many ini*
pastry, it is the dependable
mind for such a limiution into the I Abroad as well as at Home.
portunt tilings and caused the
The following explains itself;
To rend between the lines out* Baltimore platform, and he may be
“ Perfect All-Purpose Flour.
tpcuibera t«i neglect their own can plainly t »«SC that a IilrE«^ |depen«le<i upon to maintain a pro-
Underwood. Wash., Oct. 12, '12.
businesses, for which they cu­ number of citizens
want
to
see
Dement
Bros.,
Portland,
Ogn.
izeiiH
s«*‘‘ pngHmj,, ¡n Congress for submit­
Price, $1.60 per 49-lb. Sack.
ti.led to thanks from the citi­ the saloon law enforced and the
Dear Sirs: I received first prize
ting a proposed constitutional
These brand manufactured by
zens. It appears to lie the spirit Sunday trading cut out. It was
I iimendineut to the states. He tnay on best loaf of yeast bread, made
of th«* times for the people to a mistake when the saloon
MORE per
from
your
Dement
’
s
Best
Flour,
num
juur
ueinent
at
Fisher
Flouring Mills Co.
even hope to have such an amend-:
want a change, and a» that is k«*e|>ers cut their sahxnis up in-j
ment tatified before 1916. More than the Skamania County Fair, held at
LESS
perl
“
America
’
s
Finest
Flouring
Mills,
what is wanted in this city, the to i ruotilH anil a pre)
city three-fourths of the states will have Stevenson, Wash., Oct. Sth, 1912.
Seattle,
Washington.
coiincilmen, although some of council is to tie blamed f«>r ai-;
Respectfully,
, Democritic majorities in their leg-1
them inuy feel themselves to lx* lowing them to do so, which is
Mrs. Geo. W. Collins.
I ialatures thia winter. There ia a
hurt, cun consol«* themselves n legacy the present city coun­
1 Dem<x?ratic majority in the Houae For Sale by the Til)am«x>k Feed Co.
that they have lost a thankless cil fell heir to. People will sur­
ut Washington and enough Demo­
I Twinges! of rheumatism, back ,
job.
mise that something is not ex­ crats in the Senate, acting in con APPENDICITIS
actly quite right when they see junction with the Progreaaivee in
ache, stiff joints and shooting •
BOOK FREE I pains all show your kidneys are not 1
From the interest taken in the men loitering around and play­ that bexly who favorchanging near-
The Adler-i-ka book, telling how working right.
UHnary irregu
city caucus it is plain to see ing cards in rooms adjoining ly everything that ia, to put the
you can EASILY guard against larities. loss of sleep, nervousness,
that the women nre going to the bar, and if the saloon keep­
i and how you cm weak back and sore kidneys tell
amendment declared for at Balti­ , appendicitis,
..
piny an important part in city ers are wise they will cut this
more equarely up to the Dem«x:ratic relieve constipation or gaa on the the need of a g«x>d reliable kidney
medieine Foley Kidney Pills are
government, mid those who do out and all agree to close up majorities in the state legislatures
stomach INSTANTLY, is offered tonic, strengthening and restora- I
anything to lower the moral tight on Sundava, which will
ut the beginning of the sessions in free this week by J. S. Lamar, I tire. They build up the kidneys;
niiuospliere of the city or allow meet with approval ami pro­
and regulate their action. They
the early part of January. Thia ia druggist.
it to t>e done ought to be able bably avoid a "wet” and "dry” Democratic party doctrine, and one
will give you quick relief and con- :
to see the hand writing on th«* tight. The present city council ■ of the dubious delights of coming
tain
no habit forming
ng drugs, Safe
"It is a pleasure to tell you that j and always
eure. Try them So)«l
wall now that the leading wo­ was oppoe«*<l on Monday even­
Sold
Chnmberlain
’
a
Cough
Remedy
is
;
politics under Democratic party
men in social, chili ami church ing by n large number of citi­ government ia the certain squirm­ the best cough medicine I have at Lamar'a Drug Stoae.
circles have the right of stiff- zens because they disapprove, ing of DerntxTiits in pretending to ever used."; writea Mrs. I Hugh' . Li yol*r bo*b“nd erosa ? An irri-
Campbell, of I^ivania. Ga
r.ige. A word of advice right of saloons being run as some of adjust the “abstract principle” to u«ed it with __ all
_____
■ »«re
fault
disposition
is
,able- due
iau1 to
’ finding
i !
iny _ children
»nd , »«Die,
often
a disordered
stomach.
here may not tie out of place. them art* now with adjoining the "pratical detaila.” The attitude the result* have lieen highly satis- 1 A man with good digestion is nearly
factory.” For sale by all dealer», .always good nature«!
A great I
Don't attempt any spasmodic rooms. We want to say that
of the Wilson
administration
--------- z--------------------- i aiway* good natured
A great
moral crusade, for thev have these worthy citizens should should be cl«x»ely wutched, because
------------------------- many ha- e been |>erinanently cured
W.
L.
Cook,
who
was
Postmaster
of
stomach
trouble
by
taking
failed »o often and no perma­ l-'umed the mayor and council with ths federal patrunags yet un
•• I: Chamberlain s Tablets For sale by­
nent g«Mid rarely comes of th«*m. of a previous administtatiou. diatrilmtad. with the pipes still in at Neihart. Montana, write*
recommend Foley’s Honey A Tar all dealer*
Work along practical lines to for allowing this innovation, [
the ovens ua it were, the adminis- Compound to all my people, and
improve moral «onditions and and we want to say that the
are never disspj—2------ with it. I Don't waste your money buying
«ration will be a powerful factor in they
Foley’» Honey and ippomted
... Compound
wiupouna strengthening plasters. Chamber
hold the Mayor accountable for then Tillamook Ministerial As­ the caae.
1 Tar
for cough* and cold»
the ‘ te*t Iain's Liniment is cheaper an«l
-*---- gives
’
15 watts .........
th«* enforcement of law and the sociation is as much to blame
A. J. Bailey, a P. R Engineer possible results." Sold at Iuimar's better Dampen a piece of flannel
25 watts...........
violation of th«* same.
More ns anvotir, fur in a quiet little
Drug
Store
Batesville, Ark., say« : '* I suffered
with it and bind it over the affected
will tie accomplished in that cnm'tis the) agreed tn support with ki.lney ar.d bladder trouble so
<0 watts.........
The boy’» ap|>etite is often the part* and it will relieve the pain
way than in the citizens getting uml helped elect the mayor bad I was unable to work. I had
«ì watts...........
and soreness. For sale by all dealers.
source
of
amazement.
If
von
would
into n factional strife, which, it under
>■■■<»»-■
»
ndimiiiatr.ition
pains in my back I have »uch an appetite take Cham­
160 watts...........
whose
I tried several
|H«ssib|e, should tie avoided, for ho . ik * .,f th. s il.,..,!*
Frosted L*.mps five
berlain
’
•
Tablets,
they
not
only
Sewer
Pipe
for
Sale
.<w | physicians with no result, but
Effective October
appetite, but
this i- no time for the citizens to ili\ i«lc their »alootia up into Fol«*) Ki«!»ty Pill» have «lone woe- 11 create a healthy
T illamook E lectric D®*1
*'.or
8,1 sixes of sewer pipes
to I m * lighting «me another I m * sevtioua. Wv h ivv not .me on- «ter» for me. I recommend then to '* . strengthen the stomacn and enable
it to do ita work naturally. *cr
F tkl C ompel
” 80,4 by
Drug Store, | »ale
cause they uiay diUer out with kind word to say of the clergy*
ÑT m XT connev , lön ’ See I. H
by all dealer»
LUGA!, ADVERTISEMENTS:
A. G. Beals Lumber Company
BOTTLE GOODS.
Special
Family
Domestic
WINES.
a :
w
With e
& CO.
VERY
roport
. If
Goods,
s Clot
, etc.,
andise
Co. ar
The i
n final
May
ut OU
gton I
f they
aito
WHISKEYS.
BILLY STEPHENS,
Fisher’s Art Flou
Superior Patent Floi
Fisher’s Blend Flour,
Tillamook
Baker’s Bread
Sold at
All
Grocers.
Latest Prices
Tungsten Ma:
LAMPS
I
iat t<