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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1913)
Tlïamook I Advertia ng Ratea. I.EC. H. AD v L hi UL v IS. s TS: 10 I irat h _i.rti<>n, per line f S Each subsequent insertion, line Husiness and professional cards, 1 ro 1 month ................................. 5 1 fomestead Notice*................... Titab*r Claim* ................. 10(0r k* l ocal* per line each insertion Lh-f.'avadvertisement, an inch, 5ü month ............................. All Resolution* of Condolence and lodge Notice», 3c. per line. < arda of Thanks. 5c. per line. Notice*. Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc. min rnun rate, 25c. not exceed ing five line*. RATKa OF SUBSCRI’ TJON. (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) 1.5o tine year........ 75 Six month*.... Go Til“* month. C------------------ Entered a* second clas* mail mat ter Jul}’, 1888, at the post office at Tillamook. Ore., under the act of March 3, 18TO. itbe ¿Tilhimooh IjrabHgbt, Editorial Snap Shots Honors are even. The Pres byterian, Christian ami Metho dist churches are each repre sented on the school board. Some years ago there was a large school meeting with ii.di cations of a big school fight, but when it was over everybody went home feeling happy. We think that was the case with a large proportion of those who attended the meeting on Mon day. _________ ___ What a blessing it would be if the few individuals who bave a (icrsonal animosity one with the other would practice sortie of the tenets of Christianity and show ri charitable disposition, or follow the practice of those who believe in Christian Sci ence by speaking kindly nnd not speak ill of one another. It would then be easy for the pug- natious citizens to bury the lit cbtHisiiig Tillamook C it y for Hie animal encampment of the Oregon National Guard, the choke was between Nehalem mid this city. Had the north end of the county been success ful we would have gladly taken off our hat to Nehalem. It is now ti|> to this city to make the < neniiipment it success, ho much so that the National Guard will want to come to Tillamook County next year. We want tn add our tok« n of respect to the memory of Joseph Effenberger, who died at Ne halem on Saturday. As one of the early settlers of the north part of the county be was a fac tor in its development, and it ts to these sturdy pioneers of Till amook County that we owe a debt of gratitude for their grit, industry and perseverance in their efforts to open up this section, which was bottled-up for so many years Most every body in the county who knew him ha<i a kindly word and a warm spot in their heart for Joseph Effenberger, and it is fitting, as we see, < ne after the other, these pioneers pass a way, that we should express the sen timent of the citizens and speak a word of praise for the departed pioneer, whose name we hold in reverent respect and deplore his departuae at a time when the Nt halem coun try is on the eve of a great de velopment. To the bereaved family we add our heartfelt sympathy. The “shake up” in this city on Monday for more competent teachers in the district school, brought about by the women of this city, was a good thing. We hope the women in other school districts will also wake up and see to it that only ex perienced teachers are employ ed, for it is juntas important to have experienced teachers in the country as in the city schools. One instance was re lated to us where a school board employed a teacher who bad not even county papers. If the women of that district bail turned out on Monday and ''swatted” those who were re sponsible for employing incom petent teachers it would have been the right and proper pro cedure. A little "shaking up" of school directors in country districts for more efficient tea chers won't do any harm. The taxpayers are taxed heavily for education and pay big salaries to teachers. But why waste public money on poor teachers and who retard the education of children where they are em ployed when there are many ef licent teachers to lie obtained ? We hope the women of every school district in the county will follow the example of the wo men of 1 illamook City who turned out on Monday to bring about, if possible, the employ ment of more competent, ex perienced teachers. Headlight, June Iö, iöl3. Our esteemed Bro., evidently, had another free trade duck fit in his endeavor to deceive the teat pullers of this county, who have the good horse sense to know that Tillamook cheese is still protected by the protective policy of the Republican party, and that is the reason the price remains high and will do so un til the free trade policy of »lie Democratic party comes into force. Then, and not before, will the dairymen of this coun ty know what free trade, with free milk and free cream, is going to do with the price of cheese We are glad to sav that Tillamook cheese is selling at a big price, and we have to thank the Republican party for it. The proof of the pudding is in the eating of it. When the free trade policy of the Democratic party supercedes the piotective policy of the Republican party, will prove what effect free milk anti free cream will have upon the price of cheese. We hope not but there is every reason to believe that the price of everything raised on the farm will fall in values. The United State* lias two living ex-preaident*. Looking into the immediate future it is ea sy enough to predict the exact date Alien there will be three. In the last Democratic tariff over GUO adinendments were forced by the Senate, But unless the Senate' hurries up President Wilson indi vidually will break this record. The fir*tdi*covery made by demo cratic congressman on a currency | bill ie that they are unable to agree. Thougliout the history of the party this situation has been the regular thing. County Fair Will Be Organized at the Court House Saturday, June 21st, AT 1 O’Clock, P. M Statistics are so.neti'tie* consider ed dull, but they may have a mean i ing quite their own In Germany the birth* exceed the deaths by 800,000, while the excess in France i* only 40,GOO. The Balkan allies should import some of the American ‘ movies” which show what happens to suc cessful bank robbers and hol<J-tip; men when they quarrel with each other about a division of the spoil*. I Japan's latest note to the State ! Department invite* further discus-* sion of the California alien land problem. This will give the Uniteil States a temporary advantage, as Secretary Bryan is always at hi* best in a discussion. It will be a surprise to Chairman Obituary Notice. Underwood if the president should I agree with him on any of the most I A very large funeral gathering took material features of the new tariff I place at Beaver Church, Sunday, June There i* a point where mercury I 15th., when the friends and acquaint freeze* and the chairman of the ances paid their last earthly tribute of Way* and Mean* Committee may respect to their deceased neighbor, El mira Wilkinson Jackson. be pushed too far. Elmira Wilkinson was born in Ohio Senator Hughe* of New Jersey testified that he found a lobbyist in 1857, she was united in marriage to J. F reeman Jackson of Illinois in 1875, sitting on the aide of hi* bed when to this union were born four children, he awoke one morning recently. Arthur; Lillian, wife of Isaac Hiner; By the way. have any of the sen. Mary, wife of Robert Huston; John ators thought to look under the i whenjoniy live years old had passed to lied ? With woman in our public | the Glory World. Mrs. Jackson has life, thi* hiding place for lobbyist* been a sufferer for a few years with could not escape, but before her cancer of the stomach and died at the advent, under the bed is a place of Sanatarium at Tillamook. She told darkness well worth looking into her loved ones that her peace was made with God and that love filled her while the Washington tariff lobby heart for all mankind. Certainly no hunt i* on parent could leave a richer legacy than that she had gone to be with Jesus, The invitation extended by the and mother’s hands beckon at the gate War Department for students of way for those left behind. Rev. Hora Young, an intimate friend, colleges und universities to attend summer military schools of ttie officiated and preached from Job 38: 17, “Have the gates of death been opened regular army lias been accepted by unto thee, or hast thou seen the doors quite a number of them, some of the shadow of death?” Although I of them from the Ingest quite rainy that day, the beautiful sun universities This shows that the shone while the grave was being cov military spirit fs not dead an ong ered with choice flowers. our young men, and that it would Take Plenty ot Time to Ea*. be possible to get plenty of theln There is a saying that "rapid eat to educate for officers if we had a ing i* suizide. If you have form practicable system. ed the habit of eating too rapidly you are most likely suffering from The resolution of the National indigestion or constipation, which Women's Trades Union League, will result eventually in serious i 1- Digestion that “women who belong to the ness unless corrected leisure class through accident of tiegin* in the mouth. Food should tie thoroughly masticated and in birth”—and of marriage might be salivated. 1 lien w'len you have a added—oppose woman suffrage fullness of th- stomach or feel dull through ignorance of the conditions and stupid after eating, take one of of life of their less fortunate sisters, Chamberlain s Tablets. Many se vere cases of stomach trouble and has enough of truth in it to war constipation have been cured by rant those opi>onents to make the use of these tablets. They are more of a study of industrial and easy to take ar.d moat agreeable in social conditions surrounding wo effect. Sold by all dealers. DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS WILL BE ELECTED AT THIS MEETING Everyone Interested in a County Fair Should Attend this Meeting The snap shot man believe the school meeting mode a wise choice in electing Mrs. A. C. Everson school director, who is well ipiulitied bv experience and education to till Hie position. Not only so. but able to go into the school and see for herself whether teachers are doing Talk about uniting some of good work or not. which is a the churches, here is a little in qualification rarely possessed by cident to show how Home of our directors of district schools, but church people are antagonistic nevertheless essential. Another one with the other. The “in tiling, Mrs. Everson is opposed sidious'* lobbying, iis President to employing teachers who have Wilson would have called it, not had normal training, winch which kept the sc I kmi I meeting cannot I m - said of ail the teach waiting, showed again most ers the board recent!-, employ conclusively that religious pre ed. As the taxpayers have judices mid church jeiilousie’* tieen most considerate in build are exceedingly strong in this ing new schools and allowed the city, for after the little caucus directors ample funds, we take was over, one of the parties the position that to obtain the ciime in nnd whispered to some ls.*st result for ho large expendi iiflrs i lo<e friends: 'You know ture that onli experienced tea you can't elect ii Presln tcriaii ; chers lie employed. And if we vote for Mr. .'* But the are able to judge the sentiment women were there, anil tliev of those who attended, they elected a Presbyterian. Sup went to the meeting to bring pose if had tieen the saloon peo about n change on the board so ple who kept the school meet that the school* would even ing waiting while a few held a tually have better and more ex eontlab in the ball, w hat would perienced teachers. And the the church (teople have thought tux pavers hive a right to de und said alsmt it ? mand this. \\ e are not going to offer one word of criticism on account of some defects and The American Lumtiermiin lack of harmony amongst those baa »nine timely nrlvice on the wno had to do with the school men not so favored by fortune. boosting spirit and the booster There i» more Catarrh in this revtion ot last year, what we want and th. country than nil other dire,or» nut tbut is nn applicable in our city The army is short of engineers together, and until the laat frw eeara will have is a better school and as niiy where else. It says that was aup|H>se<l to be mrurnblr For n icreat more experienced teachers. It amt can not get them from civil many year« doctor* pronounced it a I.«.al if you want to ace a city grow .«e and prerents«! I.sal remedlea. and was Mrs. Whitehouse who ex* life, because men qualified to pass dire he conntantly falling to cure with local you should remcnils'r Hint you pressed this sentiment in a the examination can get higher pay treatment, pronounced it incurable Sci are a part of it mid that its ence ha« proven Catarrh to tie a conati- most pleasing manner which elsewhere. In thin emergencv the lutional direaae. and therefore require» growth depends ua much on you head of the service asks for a larg conatitutional treatment llall a Catarrh insured the election of Mrs. l ure, manutuctured hr F. J Cheney g ns on your tieiglilMirs. Don't Everson over all others and er detail from West Point to the Co.. Toledo. Ohio, 1« the only Conatita- get the idea that the future cure on the market It ia taken in those who endeavored to defeat Engineer Corp*. In view of the tiona ternally in dore« from Io drops to a tea- prosperity of a city rents with a It acta directly on the blood a competent, well qualified, tremendous engineering problems apoontul and mucoua aurtacea ot the ayatem They few. for it in the business of the good woman to till the respon likely soon to confront the Engineer oifer one hundred dollar» for any care it many. Above nil, don’t criti to cure Semi for circular» 'and te»- sible position. Summing it all Corp* in the matter of fl<>* I con rail» timouials cise those who an* building up X'Mrea« F J. CHKXBV a CO .Toledo. O. up it was a women's victory for trol, and the faint prospect of war. soM by l>rug<ist*. the community nnd do nothing a better school and a much this seems to be a reasonable re Take Hail'» Family Fill', for eonstipatida younielf They at least have quest higher grade of teacher. the proper spirit, mid just as To Water Consumers long as you deny them your Shake Off Your Rheumatism HupiMirt. just that much harder Bro. Trumbley, llemoerntic Now j- — - to get ri f of your the Water Com mission ba* given is “ lime their work will lie. Bea booster free trmle iiooster*, t» rvjoicing rheumatism. Try a twenty-five Mr. Iloag positive inntruction* t.v for lour city and lend vour co that clieesc is selling ior I5|c. cent bottle of Chamberlains Lini •hut off water train *11 const mer* <H>eriitioii to whose who hud the I»er |M>titid, niul tlien start» in merit and ree how quick'y your who have not psid their water rent uerve to start first. It is never tu Inmbuse tlie aunp »hot tuan. rheumatic pains disapi*ear. Sold by the 10th of each month. by ill dealer*. By Order Water Luiumia* on. i The 30 h.p. car, four or five passenger, $1,150 ; with electric equipment and starter, for $1,325 ; 45 h.p., fully equip ped with electric starter and lights, $1,800. ' A few exceptionally good bargains at reasonable prices Overland Model 69T See A. K. CASE, Tillamook, Ore Houses for Rent. Rents B ] Property Cared For. Collected _________ A. C. EVERSON, LAND AND MERCHANDISE BROKER. Buys, Sells and Exchange. Large and Small Tracks. KXCL1 BIVI RIGHI ' 'X bi SI NESS \ X D Ri -I I > e .XCE 7 PROPERTY AT A BIG BARGAIN. Choice Vacant Lots in all Additions. Good Buy* are Easy Sold. SEE ME FOR MONEY MAKERS. Room