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Tillamook M ■ 1 r Headlight, September ~ the draw lifting up. Those who KICKED ON THE TIPS. have not seen this road improve ment should take a trip to the south The Waiter Thought the Rule Should Not Work Both Way*. part of the county, for it will nut “My bill st the cabaret restaurant on only help to ojien up the lieai h The editors of most »11 the county resorts but it is a blessing Io the Broadway was $25, and when 1 gav* newspapers went on their annual settlers in that part of the county. the waiter a tip of a dollar be frown- trip over the county the first of the The newspaper men were enter j ed.” week for the purpose of seeing for tained at lunch by Charles Ray, at The speaker was a banker from Du- themselves what road improve “i He continued warmly: Cloverdale, and on their way home lull) ment* have been carried out aud I •• ‘What are you frowning about T I those under construction, an well Monday afternoon visited inked the waiter ‘Isn't that a gener- The Krebs Brick Yard. as improvements that are in con This i>v a new institution in Tilla ’ ous tip for a few minutes work on templation Io he pushed forward mook County. It is situated at I your part?' at some future time. “ ‘In New York,' the man answered, South Prairie, where a suitableclay The newspapei men consisted of was found about a year ago for the rule I* always to give a tip of 10 Fred C. Baker, Tillamook Head brick and pottery, The Krebs Bros, per cent. Yonr bill, sir, called for a light ; C. E. Trombley, Tillamook Ro, naturally, I feel a little are experienced in the business $2.50 tip. Herald ; Frank Taylor, Cloverdale aggrieved. But It is easy to see. sir, and have put in a large amount of Unit you are not a New Yorker, and so Courier and H. F. Effenberger, Ne machinery Although but recently it can't be expected that you'd know lialem Valley Reporter. County large the rules.' Judge Homer Mason and Commis started they have made a amount of tiling and brick, The "Well. 1 pocketed the waiter's insult, in sioner* Farmer and Edner were first kiln of brick, containing 30,1X1 > and tbe next time I was in that neigh eluded in the party. brick and tiling was being t urned borhood I drop|>ed In on him again. Visit to Blaine District. when the newspaper men visited it Hila time I was alone, and, not being Monday a trip was made to the on Monday. The industry will, no hungry. 1 only ate u $1.15 meal. When south part of the county, and the It was over I handed tbe waiter a tip prove a success, and improvement in the ruud between doubt, iff 11 cents. You ought to have seen I price ot brick and Beaver and thia city was com reduce tbe ' his face. It was worse than before, a home institution j "'It's all light,' 1 assured him. ‘It's mented on by the newspaper men. arid being worthy of patroi'af.e on that ncconjliig to the 10 per cent rule that They went up the Blaine road and coj nt I you taught me. If a wan s bill Is ex- inspected the improvements in Wliey Sugar Factory, j irbltnnt that makes no difference, ac roads and bridges going on in that Visit the Tuesday morning the newspaper cording to the rule. Well, then, when part of the county. A transforma ui^ii started north, and on their j 1 i mnn's bill is small. It should make tion is taking place in that long way visited the Standard Milk Sugar ' j no difference, either.’ bottled upseetion. Two steel bridges •'Tbe waiter glowered at me. He Factory on the Wilson river. This have been erected and another is shook tbe 11 cents In his palm sar was a revelation to those who had castically. I said, as 1 rose to go: to be built, with improvements in not visited this institution. Mr. “ 'And. by Jove. It wou't make any roads, will soon turn the Blaine Warner kindly explained to the dl'v. rence either. If you waiters Insist district into another cheese produc editors the process which the whey on ur 10 per cent for large amounts ingcenter, for the building of these went through before it was turned then you’ve got to take It for small bridges and roads will bring more into sugar, which was highly inter amounts, too. At least, by Jingo, you've dairy land undercultivation, thereby esting to them Thus far the factory got to take It from me. I'm from Du producing sufficient milk to main oily turns out the sugar iu tbe luth. but I know my way about” tain another cheese factory iu the The Duluth banker sighed heavily. crude form, but the retinary county. This is what good roads “But the fact remains,” be said, “that added to the ever since that waiter called me down arid good bridges are going machinery is being factory. I give 10 per cent on big amounts like for the Blaine country, It will take Trip to Nehalem. ■ fool and like a fool I give 20 to 30 several years before all the work on The newspaper iren then started per cent on small amounts.’’—Minne this road is completed on account for Nehalem, going by way of the apolis Journal. of scarcity of funds, but as it is a Miami river. The road along there project to be completed us soon us was in fairly good condition, and a FOUND A HIDING PLACE. possible, the citizens in that part of large amount of gravel having been the county can congratulate them used on the road this year. Having selves thut when it is completed remained at Nehalem for about Then They Got a Big Surpriae When Daylight Appeared. they will have just us good roads thirty minutes the party started for The father of Joseph Altsheler, the and bridges us unywhere in the Neah-Kah-Nie, where they were en «•liter of war stories, was a Prussian county, and the work will be done tertained ut lunch at that charming who came to this country a few years iu a creditable manner along the seaside resort. It was a beautiful before the war between the states lines of building permanent roads day, weather conditions being per broke out and settled In Barren county, Kentucky. By reason of ills foreign und bridges. fect Necarney mountain was then birth the elder Altsheler was not sub Main Many Improvements on assailed anil the beautiful scenery ject to draft by either army when hos Road. from that point once more viewed. tilities began, but bis southern sym Commissioner Farmer, who is a There is no prettier, grander scen pathies made him obnoxious to a group good roads enthusiast and who is ery anywhere in Oregon that can of bushwhackers who, posing as Fed- taking considerable pride in road surpass the pamorama from Ne erals, Infested the vicinity of the Ken building iu his district, shows that carney mountain. The road around tucky-Tennessee state line. his knowledge of how to build One starless, moonless night In the the mountain is included in the summer of 1863 a neighbor came with road* is bringing about good r* proposed Columbia h'gliway aud the word that the bushwackers were suits. Many improvements have will be one of the wonders to tour on their way to kill Mr. Altsheler and been made along the main high isls and visitors. The editors, some another resident of the vicinity who way. It proved a pleasure to travel few years ago when they were out over them in an unto, and the news on a boosting trip, advocated the bad been outspoken In bls approval of na secession. It was not certain, the mes paper men were more than de improvement of this road, but had senger said, which road of two the lighted. The commissioner is to desist, as there were so many marauders would take to reach the Furniture For Sale. In its rural districts Denmark has The Harvest Supper. somewhat after the order of County calls for road money in other di homes of their proposed victims; but it reduced illiteracy to one-twentieth Judge Homer Mason. They both was certain that they would be along Seven bed room suites, two kit rections. Il will not be long now The Harvest Supper and enter of 1 per cent. The schoolmaster is soon. believe in doing road and bridge chen outfits and dinning room before this will have to l>e taken in Mr. Altsheler and the other threat tainment given on Friday evening abroad in some parts of Europe, work right and won’t spend the furniture. F. A. Phillip», cornet hand, for, as President Sproul, of ened man gathered up a blanket apiece by the L: dies’ Guild of the Presby but I'ncle Sam is making the best 2nd St. and Stillwell Ave. county’s money on any road tlli|l the Southern Pacific Co., stated in and went Into tho woods to hide. In terian Church was well attended, so educational score in general. is not permanently located. Wlil-n this city last week, there is going the darkness they speedily lost all they get through with a piece of to be an enormous travel into Tilla sense of direction. For an hour they . much so that the ladies were taken Sale Notice. In Chicago in six years automo by surprise in having to provide new or improved road work they mook county every summer. wandered about, seeking a suitable biles have increased 570 per cent, Friday, Sept. 26th, at Hemlock, know thut it won't be necessary to camping place. Finally they came to for so many. The entertainment while horse-drawn vehicles have Wheeler Visited. proved highly pleasing and most all 10:00 a. tn., 8 cows, 2 2-vear old heif relocate it. a spot that was free of trees and declined only 12 per cent. The Wheeler, the growing lumbering of those who took part were ers, 2 lieifer calves, 1 old 3 i*d> The Baling Grade. city on the south side of Nehalem where the ground felt smooth under encored. Several numbers were American passion for gettingabout foot. So they spread their blankets wagon, milk cans, six tons of hay, One bad feature on the train bay, was next visited. keeps up with all approved facili Here the 170 feet wire cable, and other num thoroughfare is the Sating grade, Wheeler 1.umber Company is erect and went to sleep, secure In the be given by those whom Tillamook ties. lief that no bushwhacker could And lias never heard before, among erous articles, terms cash. on account of the narrowness of the itig a large saw mill that will turn them there. them Miss DePar. violist, Miss The Postal Department hastens Place for rent. road und the continual slides of out 150,000, feet of lumber daily. It The rising sun, shining In their faces, E. G. ANDERSON, Prof. Warren to assure us that, while it ha9 de dirt from the hill On account of will be a bee hive of industry the waked them. They sat up and looked Worrell, reader, Hemlock. funds not being sufficient, and first of the year, for ItXI men will be around. They had been asleep all Glaze, pianist and Mr. Baker, vocal- cided that it can take any publica work needed in other parts of this employed in the saw mill, pl lining night at the only place where the ■st. After the program the harvest tion now going by freight and put Notice of Hearing of Fhul road district improving the road at factories and logging camps. New raiders could not have failed to find queen, Mies Allegra Mason, and it in the mail car, it is not going to Account the Baling grade hud to be delayed. mid up to-date machinery is l>eing them had their plans been carried out— her two little maids, Mary and stop using freight, which use it This is another piece of road im installed and mi immense amount at (lie forks of the county road —Satur Pauline I ainar, presented the keys admits has already saved the de N otice is H ereby GlF»,-Ttat day Evening Post. if the hall to the audience and the partment $1,500,000 since former the undersigned has filed h,f “ provement the County Court will of dock space on the water front is remain ler of the evening was spent Postmaster General Hitchcock in- Account as Administrator o take in hand, and when it does fix being constructed. Tins will cause Diameter of a Fine Wire. in games and a general good time augurated the practice, It will be Estate of Andrew F it it will l>e fixed right. And it a large amount of business to be Should you ever find it necessary to ceased, and that the County C pretty hard for any postmaster of the State of Oregon^ for won’t be long either, for the County done at Wheeler, and from the obtain the diameter of a tine wire, It by all. 1 he Presbyterian Guild wishes to Court expects to keep a small crew present out look the growth of pop may tie done in this manner: Wind tt general to discontinue so evident tnook County, has set “a ut work this winter, and with the ulation on Nehalem bay will as carefully around a piece of pencil __ hi express gratitude to all who assisted an economy, or for Congress to 3rd day of November, 1913, o'clock a. m , as tbe time an(1 . aid of gun powder, have it com- eume large proportions. The road one layer for an Inch or so, that each in making the Harvest Supper and continue to prevent its extension. for the hearing of said accou turn Is touching the previous one. Then Entertainment a great success. To pleted by the spring and the suiu- from Mohler to W fierier is being Mrs. Parkhurst shows a profound I any objections there may be measure exactly an Inch along the wire each one who furnished numbers mer travel next year. put in shape. knowledge of human nature, espe 8iDated September 18th, 1913. and count the number of turns In the on the programme, special thanks Lowering the Grade. Improvement nt Garibaldi. Inck You then have the Information, ire due. also to the Eller Piano Co. cially American human nature, I J ames B ibby . , Another good improvement in On their way home the editor* Thus. If there are eighteen turns the when she says she expects to draw I Administrator of the -s road work, that of cutting ont the inspected the new piece of work wire Is one-elghteeutb of an Inch di lor the use of two pianos, the player Andrew J. Bibby, dece*«* large audience» in the United piano ami the one used for acconi road on the aide of the hill into that ia being constructed by con ameter. | States because she “ is so — what panting and eolo work. Cloverdale, mid placing a on a tract from tlie hill at Garibaldi to shall I say-so much talked about?” , Notice. water level grade is now under con the Miami bridge, which will be Gas In Trsea. That is just what she is and just ’ An Interesting phenomenon, says a struction. and should the .veuther another good improvement. Th* Caught a Bed Cold. Kasper Zweifei i* now why Americans pay their money at continue fine thi* will be completed contract price tor the road is $11,400. writer In American Forestry. Is the es- “Last winter my SOn caught a R. R. Roberts, m Til“®<* to the ticket window. We do not go | •'•I* of gas from cavities at the base till* year. It, however, ahows the very bad cold ami the way- . «v. ..... | p . . All accounts o*i*i and should the weather turu wet it of hardwood trees In the Ozarks, when coughed «as something dreadfu|h” very niuc' ch cn royalty as a political > K Watkins Medical Co. are P*T need ot having a road properly i* going to make it difficult to com but ll ’ Zl — 1 __ 1 _ I . wr _ *7 Zweifel^^ OT/i.iol the trees are cut down. “ When the »rite* Mrs Sarah E Duncan, of theory, but we do love a lord, es- j able’to Kasper liM-uted when it is tiret built, tor plete it. cavities are cut Into the gas escapes lipton. Iowa -We thought sure pecially if [he is marrying one of had thi* road been surveyed and with a whistling sound, and If lighted A. i ___ 1. a* . KASPER ^’«consumption nur Editors Well Pleased located in the right place it would Tillamook, Ore., Ju'y -’r4 It will burn with a faint yellow flame.” «• bought just one Imtt'e of Cham- our own tnuch-talked about social The editors were well pleased climbers, and we stand all night in not have l>e»n necessary to rebuild bn.*.,*‘2;'‘5h^e!nf,1-v a"'> ‘hat Decomposition of the heart wood of the a new road at thi* time at th» base with bridge und road improvements - tree la supposed to cause the formation one bcttle stopped his cough and the street, and in the rain, to get a cured his cold completely ’ For favorable point from which to see Notice. all over the county. .They see a of the gn*. of the hill. sale by all dealers. marked improvement the past year.' the bride and groom emerge from ■ The Oretown Cloverdale Cnt Off. I having sold my A Msan Man. the front door and get into the desire to close up my Another fine piece of road work in substantial work amt work of a I At the end of a dispatch from the permanent character in all parts of! “I never was so embarrassed In my , automobile, between a double row would respectfully request a i* the Orvtown-Cloverdale cut off, life I came face to fa.-* with my first Panama sone is the following. of policemen, some time the next ties knowing themselves i which cut* out four mile* of hill the county, and if the same policy bURband M Small vessels probably will be day. \Ve also stand all night in to me, to call and settle ° road that made travel *o vexsclous of road building is carried <>n in 1 **Wbu| did he My?** )T able to pass through the canal from line to buy tickets to a world series the same with Tillamook to* . the future as in the past ten- year*, ' from the Little Neatuccn Valley "Nothing much. He Just looked up at The new road ia on a water level it will prove luglil) satisfactory to me ami smiled and then said. ’Who end to end by Oetolier to an 1 the ball game between the two most- Bank c j cr OO« grade and • credit to the County the tax|>a)ere and tl ose who travel are you nagging now, MaryF**—1>— waterway should be ready for ship- talked-about clubs, when better oxer the roads. ping proper early in December ” troll Free I ’ m*. Court for undertaking thi* det idedl) games were played during the sea IncleSam hss made a record in Will Visit Dolph necessary improvement. Notwith son to *o few that the visiting club what can be done in nine years. It hud been arranged to visit W**d**ck*r’* Watorl**. had to standing some person* in that .j wire home for expense “That woodpecker msy be persistent Those are extremely hot coals money. vicinity, opposed it construction, Ikilph mid o'lier part* of the South hut I think be'« beaten this time.* '»"eH« •• heaping on President no one fan doubt tli* wi*<1om of the end of Hie county on Wednesday. “What Is he trying to doF* Wilson s head, «hen he offer, first- Court in ordering the work dour. I>ut a* several of the editor* could “Drill ■ bole In an Iron trolley'«ol*.- ctaas transportation to Americans R. E. K, DA NT KIA It i* ■ God *end to that |siit ol the not get away that dav. thi* was -Pittsburgh Past. |H>*t|H>tied until some future date. who want to leave Mexico in com- county. Acroaa the tide flat* the pliance «uh Wilson’* warning, road ia dyked which will t>e planked Wr**tling With * Raw. CHIROPRACTOR. Subscription Contest, and register n< t ® so a* to accommodate the travel l.lttM Minniedh. m*mm«, what* while they can get second clus* fifty cents permoot* L°c*l Office in the Commercial A* _ __ _ _____ r __ there i* a discrepancy in that drendful nolw? Mamma»Hrnih. trcin the one who gave the warn this winter. A substantial bridge ia on the meter. figure*, the award* will n<*Â>e niade dsruujc. papa’* trying lo *.,. th* built acroaa the river with a draw in: Perhaps nothing in the diplo. Building. until the editor ha* had time tv go *r a sti«r*-I’uvk. k wMch is easily worked, oue eud of over the revenís T illamook E lkctric * TILLAMOOK - ORE F uel Conr*^g , i W ill S taldlsg , M s *««* GOOD ROAD BOOSTERS. Bditors of The County News papers Look Over Roads. Bargains in Newspapers. THE TILibfl|V100K HERD ü IGHT, Until JANUARY 1st, 1915, FOR $1.00. During the Bargain Period cuhich cuill end October 31, 1913, We will give to every New Subscriber or Renewal of Sub- script ion a Set of the Success KITCHEN KNIVES One Bread Knife. 121 inches long; One Butcher Knife, inches long; One Paring Knife, 7-18 in. long, FREE. The Tillamook Headlight is the pioneer newspaper of Tillamook County and has been a live wire booster for the entire county lor 25 years. Subscribe for the Home Newspaper and avail yourself of this bargain. The Weekly OREGONIAN Until January 1st, 1915, more than an entire Year FOR 75c. Including four Page Comic Section. Bargain Period will end October 31,1913, The Weekly Oregonian is by far the best Weekly in the Northwest. For a Farmer's paper it can’t be beat. The market page is given special attention and considered authority, and Best of all the 4 page comic for the Kiddies and Grown ups too. The LUeekly Oregonian and the Tillamook Headlight, $1.75 until JANUARY 1, 1915, and a set of SUCCESS KITCHEN KNIVES. You had better hurry as these bargains end Oct. 31, 1913. A 15 Watt «a®11 Lamp i”luC "”*r' bun” niore