Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, July 31, 1913, Image 2

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    Tllamook
Advertís ng Rates.
L egal A dvertisements :
see that Tillamook is still in the
lead in road building, When it
come to catering for summer
travel, people will go to places
where there are good roads, in
fact, good roads will help toad
vertise the county as much as
anything.
Headlight, July 31, IÖI3
We Can’t Use It.
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The Observer iti in receipt of a
large assortment of campaign
literature from a concern styling
itself “ The Progressive News Ser-
vice." The word "news” in the
title of this concern is happily
placed. In fact it ia most necessary
that it be there, as that ia the only
Some of those interested in indication we have of the "news”
the prosecution of the pavement feature. We are also informed that
case have endeavored to make we may have this service "abso­
a mountain out of a mole hill lutely free” if we but say so. Well,
because the construction comp­ we didn't say so The Observer ia
any dined some of the city ofli- still of the opinion that there ia no
ciills when they were taken out excuse for the self-styled " pro­
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
to inspect different pavements gressive” other than as a Demo­
(STRICTLY IM ADVANCE.)
When business men from this cratic aid society, and a refuge for
1.5o
One year........
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city
go to Portland, San Fran­ disappointed office
seekers mid
75
Six months....
5(1 cise or other places, the jobbers political has beens of which its
Three months
1 endeavor to get hold of them for leaders mostly consist. All really
Entered as secondclass mail mat­ the purpose of giving them a progressive
movements in thia
ter July, 1888, at the post office at 1 good time, taking them to the
country
politically,
has been given
Till..mook, Ore., under the act of
chibs, theatres, auto rides and us by the Republican party and we
March 3. 1879.
dinners.
Tillamook City has refuse to desert it simply because
on several occasions shown its a monumental egotist and perennial
^illitmooh Ijenbligbt, hospitality in dining and wining office seeker asks us to do so to
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distinguished visitors, and we help him into another job.
have no doubt that a good many
The progressives served their
real estate deals bav“ been con- purpose in 1912. They defeated the
Editorial Snap Shots
sumated in this city over the regular Republican ticket and
social cup. So why give Tilla­ placed the Wilson free-trade, elas­
What put Tillamook City real mook City such a bad reputa­ tic currency, anything-to-hold the-
tion when “They all do it and job forces in the saddle
estate on the bum this year ?
The
I
enjoy it.”
majority didn’t want any of these
things, but we got them just the
Beautiful Tillamook weather
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and many visitors here to en­
The drowning of George H. same and we should take our medi­
cine
without
making
wry
faces.
joy the cool atmosphere.
Stockwell, of Portland, on Ne­
halem bar last week is not to But tlie country will some day sud­
denly discover its mistake, just as
The stage between this city­ be wondered at, in fact, it is a it has always done before. When
surprise
to
us
that
these
fatal
and Cloverdale is certainly well
accidents are not more numer­ it does, it will .be the Republican
patronized these days.
ous, for the practice of crossing party that will offer a pathway back
Tillamook, Netarts and Ne­ to prosperity, and development and
The third-party move­
Autos are making the trip halem bars in small gasoline progress.
between this city and Ne tarts launches have been pointed out ment never can hope to make a
in 25 minutes. Thanks to good as exceeding dangerous by the showing that will entitle it to seri­
ous consideration. It made its best
roads. And with a good road to '
Bayocean it would take 1 less lKive predicted what took place
time than that,which should be* Ion Nehalem bar last week. To
the next improvement.
our way of thinking something today isn’t what he was a year ago,
should be done to prevent small or even less, as a modern Moses,
taking
passengers and his followers are rapidly find­
What a contrast. Instead of launches
campers coming in with teams * across these bars, because it is ing their way back into the fold.
and wagons as in previous years I risking life to do so as well as When the people next demand a
it is surprising to see how many 1 jeopardizing the lives of visitors change in this country, a release
are now using autos to reach who are not familiar with the from free trade, rubber currency
the beaches, especially amongst risk they are running when they and all the other ‘’isms” and
farmers who are using modern consent to go on a dangerous "panaceas” which Democracy has
trip, The many accidents and given us, they will want no further
methods of travel.
drownings in past years ought experiments—they will forget all
to convince anyone that persons about the " progressives” and will
We beard one of the attorneys who are so foolish to risk their support the political organization
in the pavement case say that own lives and that of others in that has always, since its birth,
be was in the case for the money small vessels on dangerous bars given thia nation and its people
and that the legal light had only are not deserving of any sym­ every period of real, genuine and
just begun. We believe it, and
i
pathy when an accident occurs. lasting prosperity they have en­
it is safe to say that the attor­
It takes only one wave to cap­ joyed. The only periods in history
neys will hang on as long as
size or put out of commission a when " third party organizations”
possible and pluck the contes­ small launch, and those who may flourish is to assist the people
tants for all there’s in it.
, were oil the Elinor on Friday in having a "change.” And the
can thank tlieir lucky stars that people are very forgetful and un­
men they did not met the same fate appreciative— aftter they are—tired |
wéek that befell Mr. Stock well, which of the change, they’ll forget all'
should act as a precaution to about the party ami the men who
others not to risk their lives in helped them, but will vote with the!
organization which they know will
like manner.
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I
give them what they want.
No, we can't use the "Progressive
From one of our exchanges News Service” paid for by the Mun
we cull an article that is not out sey magazine trust.—Polk County
of place to republish, which Ims Observer.
something to say in regard to
conditions which should exist
Georgia is the first state to elect a
in a progressive city :
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Every Success achieved tiy a legit­ senator by popular vote under the
The hotel at Lake Lytle is one
new constitutional
amendment.
of the best places on Garibaldi imate business enterprise in any
community is a benefit to the whole There was but one candidate, which
beach for comfort mid accoin- community. Every legitimate busi­
is a good thing when a state knows
modation for visitors,
It is mi ness enterprise that succumbs to
exactly
what it wants.
ideal place to spend a summer’s failure is a detriment to the com­
It has been brought out. during
outing, for the hotel is built munity. These declarations will,
of course strike many i us trite tru-
on a commanding position over­ isms, yet they are too commonly an investigation of an application
for a discharge as cured, made by
looking the ocean mid the take, ignored or forgotten.
Thia hotel is worthy of good
A community interest in the sue- an inmate of a Pennsylvania state
patronage and needs n little cess of its business men mid busi- asylum for the insane, that the
establishments cnlli * for com- applicant has for some yeats past
boosting mid advertising, We ness
»»limit v co operation to build them
can highly commend it, for it is up, and to protect them against ef­ been loaning money not only to
a good place to stop and take forts to tear them down. It will lie other inmates but to persons o it-
When asked
your friends, where they can concede I that every community is side of the walls
enjoy comforts during a vaca­ afflicted frail time to time with busi­ what rate of interest he has charged
ness ventures that it would lie bet-
tion.
Look Out Inn is O. K. ter off without, piratical schemes, upon such loans he answered: “Ten
mid we can highly recommend blue sky
speculations or plain per cent a month You see it is
frauds and swindles, which should necessary to take large risk in
it.
| not l>e conten.inced. much less en­ making such loans,
and my lusses
couraged.
But the merchant,
Free speech is h question that die manufacturer mid the jobber, are considerable.”
is causing some discussion tie­ investing real capital, employing
It is a political axiom that "you
cause the I W.W.'s are abusing labor at fair wages, serving custom can not corrupt a whole people.”
ers witli honest goods, is a valuable
the liberty of free speech. Free asset, not only for himself and And it might be said, with equal
speech docs not nor should it those directly interested with him. truth, that one half of a people can
permit anyone to insult the flag but also for his neighbors, includ­ not be corrupted But it is equally
nnd malign officials.
That, to ing liis competitors. It is a com­ axiomatic in politics that a not in­
mon practice lor a city to offer in-
our way of thinking, is treason, diiceinents to secure the location of considerable percentage in a popu­
4in<l the sooner that kind of free some new mercantile or industrial lation are open to corrupting, con
speech is shut off lietter it will institiiti >n. mid it it is worth while cerning mutters in which neither
to hold out attractions for busi­
l>e for the country. We believe forit
ness capital, it must tie equally their interest, their prejudices, or
there should lx* an organized worth while Io strengthen or at any of the motives or |
movement of loyal, law ahi line least not needlessly to weaken, the ordinarily govenng their passions
conduct.
citizens to tight the spirit « f business it already has.
r.~ appealed to. Such
human
A
motto
once
a
favorite
in
the
treason, which appears to be
world was "Live and weaknesses destroyed most of tlie
the gospel the l.\\ W.’s are commercial
let live'' In a community of in ancient democracies of which Aris
preaching mid practicing.
If tereat, however, it is not enough to totle writes.
these rabid individuals are not let live, but the demand ia to help
It is somewhat unusual to hear
willing to res|H>ct the flag nnd live. A man wlio is ulwavs running
the oilier fellow down cannot make
the laws they lui I better migrate much headway himself. The town from the pulpit the beautitude
to come other country.
whose people decry tlieir own in­ about the blessed condition of the
dustries anil industrial captains peacemakers applied to interven
must have its growth retarded, lion in Mexico by ths United States.
The heavy travel to Netarts while the place «here all join in
Intervention meace war and the
on Sunday allows what goxxl the forward pull will spelt success
sacrifice of many live« Its end. to
and
keep
near
the
head
of
the
pro-
roads will do for the Ix-acli re
be sure, would tie peace but the
cession
aorta of this county. Never l»e
prace of the sword is scarcely what
fort* have so many autos, rigs
was meant in that wonderful ser
mid |M*ople gone to Netarts'in
I’ A. Font Conejo, Calif , gives
mon. Yet we made peace tn Cut a
one day from this city. What a iMiinler for others to profit by. “|
with the sword, and no body will
have
sold
Foley's
Honey
and
Tar
used to a Kid road is turned in
Compound, also other lines of coug h
to a delightful drive
Not only medicine for a number of year« but ever be able to persuade us we did
have the home people npprv never use J anv tiling but Foley's not do the rignt thing And we
have maintained it in the same way
cinted the improvement, but llonev ami Tar Conqtoiind for mv
several times when that country'
camper» from the Willamette self or family, as I find it produces
the twst resuits, alwayaenres severe
Valiev who come to this countv colds, anddoea notcontain opiates ’’ was threatened with intertwine'
•tnfe. such as is now desolating
fur their summer vucatiuus will For sale by all druggists.
Mexico.
First Insertion, per line
$
Each subsequent insertion, line
Business and professional cards,
1 month
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1 CO
Homestead Notices...................
5 00
Timber Claims
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5
Locals per line each insertion
Display advertisement, an inch,
month..................................
80
All Resolutions of Condolence and
Lodge Notices, 5c. per line.
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Notices, Iaist, Strayed or Stolen,
etc., minimun rate, 25c. not exceed­
ing five lines.
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R L. E. HEWITT,
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN
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Both Phon^.
Residence and Office in Whitefi,
It's Import ! Where you invest your
money. '1 he \\ estern Loan anti Invest-
ment Co., of Salt Lake, Utah, is now open
to make you a loan or build you a home on
the small monthly payment plan.
Residence,
TILLAMOOK,
OREG on
JJ)R. ELMER ALLEN
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
A. McNAIR, President.
I» !.. StlRODE, Vice-President.
CANZADA EVERSON, Sec. and Treasurer
Hoard of Appraisers
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E M BALES.
F H. MIICNK.
R. F. ZACHMAN
E. J. CLAUSSEN.
Board of Trustees—
.9)) JOHN I.ELAXD HENDERSON.
B. L. BEALS
I. C. SMITH.
W. G, McGEE,
DENTIST.
Commercia! Building,
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JACK OLSEN,
DENTIST.
A. C. EVERSON,
Beals office.
(Over F. R.
Loan Agent. !
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Tillamook - Oregon
For Sale or Trade-Tillamook Co Land. City Property, /
Vacant lots in all additions and Merchandise Stock.
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LELAND HEN’DEBSOS
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ATTORNEY
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counsellorat - law .
T illamook B lock
Till tuook
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Room No. 261.
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T. BOTTS,
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Complete Set of Abstract Booh .
Office.
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Taxes Paid for Non Resident*
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Both Phones.
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Tillamook
Overland Model 69T
The 30 h.p. car, four or five passenger,
$1,150 ; with electric equipment and CARL habbrlach ,
starter, for $1,325 ; 45 h.p., fully equip
equip-' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
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ped with electric starter and lights, Tillam ook T
$1,800.
A few exceptionally good
bargains at reasonable prices
Q^EORGE WILLETT,
illamook
eock
Oregon.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW^----
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T illamook C ommercial B cildl ^
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Tillamook
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Orem
T. BO ALS, M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook
See A. K. CASE, Tillamook, Ore
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Oregon.
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KERRON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
T illamook B lock ,
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Tillamook
OWN YOUR HOME- STOP PAYING RENT
We Make Only 6 per cent.
Monthly Installment Loans.
On Completed City Residence Property,
Or for Building Purposes.
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Oregon.
C. HAWK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOX,
If You Want to Buy,
Or Build a Home,
Or Repay a Mortgage,
Bay City
Atid desire the aid of borrowed money, we ask
your careful consideration of the advantages
allorded by our monthly installment plan of loans
we will gladly explain our plan of a loan to von
interested,
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Orem
SARCHET,
The .Fashionable Tailor
Cleaning, Pressing and Repoinnf
a Specialty.
ROLLIE W. WATSON,
Store in Heins Photographic
Gallery.
Realty, Loans, Ins, Rents, Collections.
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H.
GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office ;
The
best
ßaher
ever
built
Built
like a
locomotive
boiler
O pposite C ourt Horst
Tillamook
",vefed,
bolted
lo1eth
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jJ)R P. J. SHARP,
Cult,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Office : Commercial Block,
. Oregon
Tillamook
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AMERICA’S BEST RANGE
* ho Arrad-'sa h a perfect baking —.
raazc.ar.dibyjaperf^ bakcr for a
11?!; hrc1l’‘feit **11**°^ ’r10 a ,ocon»otivo
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D. !er. . - Leal
of malleable uvq
iron rua
fad caarcoai
charcoal
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Ira t r.vcled together in/lead of be lag bolted
\ ‘jp^cr. J“™* »bfiqht without the use of
\ itove putty to crumble end fall oat, as hap.
Peru In cast Iron and so-
called sice! ranges, allow-
ing false drafts to La lha
fire or deaden it
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CLAUSSEN,
LAWYER,
DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT.
213 T illamook
Tillamook
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VETERINARY.
Both Phones.
Tillamook
THZ ARCADIAN IS SOLD BY US.
H • ifiwft» yosi to ea
Jones-Knudson Furniture Co
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B lock .
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PHYSICIAN
McGEE, MJ
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SURGEO’
Office £ Next doer to Stif
Theatre.