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Til Iamook Headlight, November 2o, IOl3 PROPERTY HOLDERS WIN THB BUDGET DISCUSSED 1 did not think thia a good time to in crease taxation Chas. Kunxe made ■ plea for the owners in Cltv Not Liable Poor Farm and Court House for Work, but Company Items Cause Difference lHX>r <uru' “nd advisory expert. Declared Entitled to of Opinion ' stating that thia was what the dairy- | men wanted, especially as it could Payment. Resolutions Passed at the Teachers’ Institute. The following resolutions were „ousiy auoptea oy me leacn adopted by in the teaeh- e unanimously re of the Institute held this city The e wan a meeting of the mein, I be used for a county fair grounds ' November 12, 13. 14 tiers of the Tillamook Commercial and other public purposes. Club at the club room*, called for I The item that caused most Be it resolved, that we the the purpose of discussing the I diecuMion was the proposed addi- teachers of Tillamook County, do hereby express our appreciation and proposed budget of county expendi i tion to the court house, and Judge gratitude toward our State Super 1 ture.» ‘urea for next year . The — ’ meeting ! Mason threw a good deal of ight intendent, Mr. |. A. Churchill, who was well attended with a ArZnrt re 1 on this matter. He stated tlia* has so effectively improved our state school ‘ system. presentation of business men 1 condition# in the court house were To our County Superintendent County Judge Hom.r m V............... . ..vu.c wCIC Cumm.ssioners Farmer anTbne^ «en^ ,,‘,t who has so efficiently conducted . He pointed out that if this institute held in Ti Iamook sork. An amendment to the char had been invited to attend and were a fire occurred the whole of the tax Citv. To the Instruiturs who helped. ter vsa passed by the Council au present. rolls in the sheriff a office would be not only aided us and helped us by thorising the Council to contract ¡destroyed because they had no uevause mey Fred C Baker, president ot the their valuable lectures, tr.lks and ¡of improving the streets without club, stated that he had been asked I vault room to place them, and the suggestions, but who have been an inspiration to us in carrying on our grst calling on the property-own- to call a meeting of the m’emb«7to 5“““ h’ theicl^ i was not work and working out our ideas frltotnake the needed improve discuss the budget, not in any ,ürge eu0M*h' He „--------- a number To the teacher* of District No. 9 ‘,t ' , of other reasons why the improve (Tillamook) who have so cheerfully ments, as the old charter had re spirit of antagonism to the court, labored to entertain the instructois but to get together and talk thé ments should be made. quired- and visitling teachers and to those Attorneys Henderson, Talmage who have entertained us with At a meeting of the Council held matter over in a frendly spirit and during the absence of the Mayor an do what was best under the circum and others, who had business at music. To the School Board of Tillamook ordinance was passed providi'ngfor I stances. the court house, all spoke of the who have generously permitted us a special election, at which an The first matter taken up was cramped conditions there and fav the use of theirsplendidly equipped ored the County Court making the school building. intendment to the charter should good roads, and as there vzas a improvement. be submitted to the people. Rather Be it further resolved that we ex strong sentiment in favor of good When asked whether the Court tend a vote of thanks to the Do thin wait for the Mayor to return roads, the item of <200,006 for roads, mestic Science Department for the ■nd sign the ordinance it is said, bridges, etc., met with general ap- had any plans for laying more hard luncheon served. surfaced pavement, Judge Mason the Council prepared the amend Be it further resolved that we ad provel. J. S. Dellinger, of Astoria, ment and arranged for the election. was present, and told what they said they had not done so. Several vocate a minimum of an eight Although the ordinance was signed were doing in Clatsop County to of the speakers were in favor of months school in the rural district. That we advocate a lengthening by the Mayor when he returned obtain good roads. That county doing a limited amount of that of the time of Institute looking to Judge Campbell held that the May had bonded for $400,000 and with kind of road building every year, wards the time being eventually or’s signature should have been the tax levy would expend $500,000 but as the judge explained that it used as a teachers summer school. That we advocate a system of obtained before final action was for good roads next year. Of that cost $18,000 a mile he thought they home report work whereby the had better go slow taken by the Council, and the fail amount $100,000 would be expended home may be more closely con No action was taken on any of nected with the school. ure to secure the signature at the to build the Necanicum road to the Be it further resolved that we ad p.-eper time made the amendment Tillamook county line, He stated the items in the budget as the mat- I ter will be discussed at a meeting vocate holding local fairs prepara invalid, and all the proceedings that by this time next year, this tory to fhe county fair. called by the County Court at the ( F lorence L aufman , under it void. would be completed, and autos , court house on Dec. 5 at two Committee •> J. \V. BUCHANAN, While the property owners should would be able to run between this ( C has . L. H olway . o’clock. not be required to pay for the work I city and Astoria. They were not Supt. Buel, in commenting on done by the Warren Construction only spending money for 'good the success of the institute, re Fairview Grange. Company under the contract made roads, but large sums of money marked that there had not been a with the Council acting under the would be expended in Astoria for Fairview Grange will meet at more successful meeting of teachers amendment Judge Campbell said a dock and other improvements. their hall next Saturday evening, in this county. He continued by the improvements had been made, G. W. Kiger, speaking for the at 7 o’clock, when six candidates saying the Instructors were all and though there was an issue as timber interests, and G. W. Dwight that the will be initiated. The following beyond the average ; to the quality of the improvements, were opposed to making uthe tax program will be rendered : Song, teachers were greatly interested the construction company is entitled higher than it was this year, espe by Grange ; Roll call, responded to and attended regularly ; many to fair and reasonable pay for the cially as the proposed budget would by each memher reciting a quota being in attendance eighteen hours, work, for which payment the city make the taxes one-third higher. tion ; recitation, Mrs. Haring ; in place of sixteen as required. He should be liable. This, Mr. Kiger said, was too much. reading, Mrs. Dunston ; recitntion, said he appreciated the co-opper- Although the question of the A general discussion ensued as to Edith Anderson ; song, C. Dun ration of the Academy, in that they quality of the pavement was raised whether it would not be advisable to ston and L. Severence ; recitations, also dismissed school, and the in the case Judge Campbell did not carry the items for poor farm and Paul Wornell, Mr. Haring, Ruth teachers in charge attended the base his opinion on that point, he court house additions over until an- Severence ; instrumental music, Sessions said. State Superintendent Churchill other year, as the state tax was so Ethelyn Crawford ; Surprise Com muchhigher. There was some little mittee, Minnie Maxwell and Grace expresad himself as being sur Catarrh Cannot Be Cured difference of opinion on this point Bester ; song, by Grange. prised to see so modernly con with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they structed and equipped building as as to what was best to do under the cinnot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, circumstances. we have, particularly in the country and in order to cure it you must take in Carl Haberlach advised going Pains in Back and Rheumatism" schools. ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly upon Torment thousands of people the blood and muccous surfaces. Hall's slow, as there were indications that I daily. Don’t be one of these suf- B irmingham , A la .—F. L. Willis Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It a drop would take place in the price | ferers when for so little cost you suffered greatly from asthma and was prescribed by one of the best phy- •ieians in this country for years and is of cheese, and in that case it would can get well rid of the cause. Foley bronchitis. He writes “ I got no a regular prescription. It is composed of Kidney Pills begin their good work relief until I took Foley’s Honey and the best tonics known, combined witi the be hard on the dairyman to increase from the very first dose They Tar Compound. It entirely re best blood purifiers, acting directly on "the their taxes. mucous surfaces. The perfect combina exert so direct an action on the moved those choking sensations, O. . „ A. Schultz said that industrial i kidneys and bladder that the pain and never filled to produce an easy ton of the two ingredicntsl is what pro . , ... duces such wonderful results in curing and financial conditions were in a an(] torment of backache, rheunia- and comfortable condition of the catarrh Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CH ENK V & CO., Props.. Teledo, O liad way and that money was tight i tistn nnd kidney trouble is soon dis- throat and lungs.” For sale by all Sold bv Druggists, price 75c, He believed in improvements, but ( pelled. For sale by all druggists. druggists. fake Hall's Family Pills for constipation. J l„ bis decision handed down Tuesda? Judge Campbell, of Ore- fonCity, held that city properly o««ers in Tillamook should uot be held liable for street improvements „tide by the Warren Construction Company, because of irregularitiea the procedure of the City Council wJi0g to the contract, for »he For Sale. ELECTION NOTICE 3 year old colt, well broke and N otice is II ekuii G iven —That gentle for sale cheap l>y Frank on Monday, the 1st day of Decem Paul, 1 mile south of town. ber, 1913, at the t'ouit Room of the County Court House, in Tillamook City, Oregon, u City Election will tie held tor the purpose of electing the following officers of said City, to-wit : One Mayor. One ireasurer. One Councilman from the First I "I feel it niy duty to tell others what Ward of said City One Councilman from the Chamberlain's Tablets have done for me, ” writes M tb . L. Dunlap, of Oak Second Ward of said City Grove. Mich. ”1 have One Councilman from the Third suffered with pains in Wind of said City. my back and under One Councilman from the uiy shoulder blade for Fourth Ward of suid City. a number of years, One Councilman from the Fifth algo with a poor appe Waril ot said CitJ tite and constipation. One Water Commissioner from I tried all of the rem the Third Ward of said Citv. edies that I heard of, And that Thomas Coates, E. D and a number of doc Hoag and J. S. Lamar have been tors, but got no relief. duly appointed Judges, and Elbert Finally a friend told E Ginn a.id W. G. Dwight as me to try Chamber Clerks of said election. lain's Stomach and Said election will be held at 8:00 IJ ver Tablets. I got o'clock in the morning of said day a bottle of them and and will contiune until 6:00 o’clock they soon helped my it: the afternoon of said day. stomach; by their Dated this 19th day of November gentle action my bow 1913. els became more reg J». W. Toni», ular Today I feel like City Recorder ot Tillamook praising them to all City, Oregon. who suffer as I did. for have cured me and made my life A caucus will be held at the they court room in the County Court worth living ” „„ Saturday, November House on 22nd, 1913, at8:00o’clock I*. M.. forthe purpose of nominating said officers. P. W. Tomi. City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon. Made My Life Worth Living * Wood to Burn- If you are thinking of buying a good Harness, horse covers, halters, or anything in the har ness line it will pay you to see me. I also carry the famous Shar key’s collar. CLEAR UP SALE. Nothing All Pyrographic Wood while they last one-half off regular price. Conte early and make your selection. Burning sets and eup- phis. TlLLXMOOK T ower s F ish B rand P ommel S licker Keeps both rider and saddle perfectly dn^ Hade for rough wear and I * anB'* • • « ««a•*« I C. I. CLOUGH CO. Reliable Druggists. Let ua till your Prescription. g Tillamook, long service in the wettest S atisfaction G uaranteed LOOK FORTIIS HARK On your front porch can be pit every night until midnight and register not over fifty cants pat month on the meter. Of EXCELLENl L T illamook E lec tric L ight ano IF ukl C ompany W ill S palding , Manager. YOU BELIEVE THAT i WHEELER, OREGON, I The Manufacturing City on NEHALEM BAY is B ound to G row and that INVEST» MENT in W heeler Property will be Profitable. BACK UP YOUR JUDGMENT WITH YOUR MONEY. You mill make money by Investing in CUHEELiER. For information regarding Wheeler, write to NEHALF.M HARBOR CO., WHEELER, OREGON Portland Office : 327 FAILING BUILDING. Oregon. A 15 Watt Mazda Lamp weather. $3.50 EVERYWHERE A. J. ao»m Town Cot T ower C ahamm ba ReseWed. Tillamook Office : Care of F. R. BEALS.