Tillamook Headlight, January 1, 1014 I Oregon Agricultural College The Hillsboro cut a bigger swartli info the in-1 Taxation is increased because mereiai body. Sidney E. Henderson, Pres, Advert!« ng Rates. Independent had something to ■ Surveyor. conies of dairy farms than here the State tax is h««her. and m L egal A dvertisements : 1 this connection it is not out of say on this subject, which is John Lelund Henderson, Sec- 10 tofore. First Insertion, per line place to state that the Supreme , worth repeating : retary Treas., Attomey-at- December 8 to 13» 1913 5 E ih Ii siib»e«|iient insertion, line If the Commercial Club can put Law, Notrary Public. Don’t semi to other towns for Court declared the eight hour, the kibosh on the horde of fake ad­ BiiHiness and professional cards. This will be a notable event in the Patronize the law valid, which will increase the vertising solicitors who raid Hills­ 1 month............... ............ J ro your printing. « expense* of running State insti- i boro almost every month in the year Homestead Notices................... “ (X) home newspapers and the home educational history of Oregon. Farmers’ Co-operat»» w>H b« the Timtier Claims ................. 10 (X) print shops, for it is not giving tutions and, ronsequentiy, the it will perform a servil e that alone 5 will ¡iistify its existence md which leading topic of a stimulating series of Locals per line each insertion them a square deal to give work over burdened taxpayers will bi­ will confer a benefit on every busi­ lent urea. The week will be crowded DMp’avadveitisement, an inch, Law, Abstracts, Real Estate. called upon to pay the extra ness mar in the ci y. If the club with d.scussions, and demons rations month ................................ o® to those who come here ami cost and deficit next year. We follows the proposed p'an of pro­ in everything that makeafor the wel- Surveying, Ineuriiuce. solicit it. Business men and All Resolution» of Condolence and in everyiumi; *■■•*"- _„La- public officials should adopt the simply mention this to show moting an agreement that no mer fare of the farmer and h«ne-maker. Ixidue Notice», 5c. per line. Both Phozes. chant will patronize a plan that has Cards of Thank». 5c. per line. golden rule this year and pat­ that it is no other than the sov­ not received the indorsement of the TILLAMOOK - - OREGON. WINTER SHORT COURSE Notice«* Lost, Slr.«ye«l 01 uuleo, ronize home industry and home ereign will of the people that is ¡-club that is all that w ill be neces­ etc. minimun rate, not exceed merchants first, last and all trie piling more taxation on the peo­ sary The smooth gentlemen who « ». a « s a « *N January 5 to 30, 1914 inu five lines. time. That is the way to make ple. The eight hour law was flit into town and clean up a pot of mouey on a scheme which benefits The College has spared nu no effort to more business. What is most pass under the initiative and no one but themselves well under­ RATES OF Sl'BSCRI' TION. mal e this the most coaplete short referendum law, with a large surprising, however, that not­ stands the plan of playing one com­ eotrae in its’history. A very wme (STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) majority of citizens voting for petitor against another, and Smith range of course will be offered in Gen­ withstanding the newspapers of 1.5u One year........... 75 the county do a large amount it, ami it fully demonstrates that is induced to spend money for a eral Agriculture, Horticulure, Ani­ Six mouth«........ 50 of free advertising, there are class legislation can be passed worthless advertisement because mal Husbandry, Dairying. Poultry Three month»... his competitor, Brown, will be in those who sene away for their under the Oregon System, even it. The agreement will mean that Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry if it does place more taxation on kutered as secondclass mail mat­ printing. both Smith and Brown will see the and Music. Numerous lettures and ‘__________ i ter July, 1888, at the po»< office at I the people. Politically, the sov- proposal in its true light and have discussions on FARMERS’ CO-OPER­ On your front porch can be lit Tillamook, Ore., under the act of Getting ATION, at home and abroad, will be a every night until midnight Be a booster for th«* entire' ereign will of the people dodge nothing to do with it. March 3, 1879. right down to the facts the strange and register not over county this year. T That is the helped «juite a number of office part of the business is that protec­ leading feature. Make this a pleasant fifty cents per month ' There seekers obtain soft jobs, for so tion is necessary. The science of and profitable winter outing. No tu­ right and proper spirit, on the meter. ition. Accommodations ressonable. is nothing to be gained bv petty, many of our citizens imagined advertising is no longer an experi­ Reduced rates on all railroids. For I sectional strife anil in T illamook E lectric L ight am knock­ that the Oregon System would ment. Millions are annually in­ further information address [F uel C ompany vested in it, and the returns, when ing" everything if it does not revolutionize conditions and it H. M. TENNANT, Registrar, is rightly used, are greater than W ill S palding , Manager. Corvallis. Oregon. benefit this or some other local­ reduce taxation. The proof of anything else in which the busi­ i Farmers’ Business Course! by Cor­ ity. The snap shot man will do the pudding _ is in the eating. _ ness man inves's. And the men bis best to boost al’parts of the (The labor organizations were who spend the millions and reap respondence without tuition. I county,especially for good roads not slow to grasp the situation, the reward will tell you that as a Wrl.otne 1914. means of publicity no plan equals for sections which have waited and invoking the initiative and newspaper advertising Yet we I and see merchants who never patronize The large number of men who patiently for them while other referendum, introduced the columns of the newspapers pay­ are out of work is proof that sections of the county have been passed the eight hour law. No ing large sums for space in cards business is not ns good as it was benefited. There is too much one- an blame them for it, for composed entirely of advertising ¡undeveloped wealth in Tilla­ they knew that a large propor­ and hung on fences, in stables or this time last year mook county to think that this tion of the voters, those who placed in any spot where they can lie can tie concentrated at any one pay little or no taxes, generally got rid of. The price paid would The currency bill is now law, point. There are, of course, vote for those things that in­ secure generous space for several but those who borrow money natural advantages which can­ crease taxation, and the tax­ weeks in a reputable newspaper, but usually the victim, unmindful will have to pay the same old not be overlooked. No matter payers receive little considera­ of the fortunes made in the intelli -I I high rates of interest. which part of the county or tion at the hands of the trans­ gent use of newspaper publicity, which city push to the front, ient, floating voter. The sov­ will say that newspaper advertis- tising does not pay. It would seem it is a benefit to the entire coun ­ ereign will of the people is noth- that his own common sense would A most anxious question for | ing more than this, those who show him that even were it true the dairymen : Will the priceof ty in many ways. ' can command the most votes, that the fake which he patronizes butter fat taken drop as a re- I i would benefit him, much greater suit of the new tariff ? We haven’t been one of those ami in this instance it was the benefits might be expected from a labor organizations and those medium which is circulate! legiti­ who have tried to get something who pay fa small proportion of mately to people who want it Those who think that if ii con­ for nothing, and we don't tie- direct taxation, making it a enough to pay for it, and that if tract Is let for road work, the live that those who think that clear case of class legislation. people will glance at an advertise­ contractor does not have to they are going to get their pave­ ment printed on a card that is hung The Oregon System is becom­ in a barn a greater number will comply witfi the eight hour law ment for nothing should suc­ ceed ill doing so. Let us illus­ ing unpopularand will be more read it if it appears in the news­ tire mistaken. He does. paper they pay for. trate this in another way. A so than it is today. Ixicause the person is sued for a just debt taxpayers see for themselves A b there are about one thou­ and he goes to an attorney for that instead of decreasing taxa­ The Northwestern Beekeepers As­ sand voters in Tillamook anil advice, who advises him to tight tion it is doing the opposite, as sociation plans on malting the bees Hoquarton precincts, it will be tlie case. He looses out in the the eight hour law passed under work twelve months in the year. necessary to create more voting circuit court and then in the the new fangled system clearly Was this no! accomplished by the precincts at the next term of the supreme court, which is proof proves. Kansan who ciossed the bees with County Court. that the attorney gave poor ad­ lightning bugs, so they might work vice to his client and he had a Today Tillamook County en­ day and night? j One trouble with taxation is poor case. But the attorney ters upon a new year, and from Those who are banding them­ the incfense in the number of gets [iay for his poor job never­ all indications it will be one of selves together under the name of organizations that are empow­ theless, and he would feel of­ the most progressive in its his­ “Spugs” will soon learn that the ered to levy tuxes, viz., for this fended if anyone said lit* was tory, for the county is on the giving of useless Christmas pres­ city: The State, County, School not entitled to full pay. It must eve of a great lumbering devel­ ents cannot be prevented. The District, Port, City and Water. be, then, that it depends upon opment. This was made possi­ American people enjoy useless giv­ Hie kind of job that is not ♦o be ble by the advent of a railroad ing the same as they enjoy enforced and the improvement of Tilla­ tipping. We don't presume to have any [>aid for. mook and Nehalem bars. The intelligence, Bro. Trombley, for The value of the nation’s fourteen I latter is partly completed, and we not«* with great satisfaction It’s too bad tlnit real estate that our mugwump friend's speculator“ have succeeded in as a result of this the Wheeler principal farm crops for the year Try the new Cyrus Noble— cranium is liable to bust at any placing big mortgage plasters Lumber Company has erecteil is placed by the Department of the numbered bottle—“the soul of the grain.” time with over production of on dairy farms in this county. a mammoth lumber and plain- Agriculture at $4,940,301,000, an in­ crease of $112 958.000 over that of blubtier on the brain. The system of selling farms nt l itig mills that will soon be in W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents the same crops last year. But the operation, employing 500 men. high prices, with little money grand total of wealth produced on This is only one of the many Portland, Oregon The automobile craze may be down and big mortgages, have large saw mills that will spring the farms was put at $9,000,003,000 responsible, to n certain extent, done much to inflate the price up from time to time in that of which animal products alone f.>r flit* scarcity of motley in Ore of land, for those who buy land part of the county. The im­ amounted to $3.000,000,000. under those conditions pay too gon, for it must mean nn enor­ provement of Tillamook bar this Even the not very thrilling role he mous amount of money sent much for it. A reaction is sure year will be a great boom to the plays at a wedding as father of to come soon, when the dairy ­ East for autos, supplies litici man with a big mortgage in­ central part of the county and bride is being taken from man. gasoline from this state. terest to pay will be the victim to Tillamook City, which will a recent wedding in Chicago and loose what little money he become the center of the him bride’s mother not only gave We heard a dairyman 811V, hail and years of hard work. her industry in this vicinity, bride away in a more or less com­ while on his wav home after at­ But the real estnte agent don't the same as it is for the dairy mon place manner, but she pro­ tending the recent taxpayers' cure a whoop, for he’s made a industry. We look for many nounced a benediction over the meeting at the court house, in big wad and looking after others new enterprise in this city and newly married pair worthy of a florae housewives who 15 CALLON refering to certain indivi luals to beguile ami impose upon. It neighlHirhood to be commenced display a remarkable ALL COPP« bishop. But this was at an "ethical amount of broad, bound, PEM-RVOIR v.'lio had taken an active part will only take n drop of a few this year, so as to I k * in opera­ common sense along wedding*’—apparently the custom­ WILL GIVE id having the budget reduced : cents in the price of butter fat, I tion as soon as the bar is com­ other lines, persist In the rou ROILING ary religious ceremony ia not re­ delusion—and It Is a de­ WATER "Those fellows were paid by the lusion—that they are real­ which is liable to do from now pleted. One thing that is of garded with favor by these new ly practicing economy by timbermen. Of course they on, and then those who have great importance to Tillamook tiylng to eetalong-toget moralists—where the bride and we re. ' ’ results—out of an old. worn- invested in high priced farms City, in fact, it is something bride groom exchanged contracts out range merely to save the price of «• a ill.»» new UUCi one. with little money are immedia­ that the energies of the citizens instead of religious vows. Your old range or stove was put .And ni. on«* ever heard \V. G. should be centered upon, and tely thrown into a tight place. together with putty and stovebolts At Glasgow, Scotland, was Dwight raise a word of protest and probably you can stick a pen­ that is the deepening of the knife in the teams and Joint« any­ about high taxation when nlsmt channel from this city to the launched the new British battle where pn it where the stove putty has crumbled away. When a ninne sets $300 was taken out of the school The parcels post system had bay. We hope the Port of Till­ cruiser, Tiger, known as the “mys­ In that condition, it takes fuel enough district funds to help pay the its first big rush oil Christmas amook will he able to devise tery ship,” because details of her to warm all outdoors in order to get your ? v?° »*L°& enough for baking—and then you run the risk of burning little army of high priced at­ and we are glad that the postal some practical plan that this construction were so carefully 13 in the oven. You can soon burn up the price of the best rannoc it a usek-88 waste of fuel iu an old, worn-out stove or range—aa» torneys. Not much, tfiev need­ department was equal to the improvement will not lie de­ guarded by the government. It is practical economy nor good management. ed the money in their effort to occasion. It proved a strenuous layed, for it is of vital import­ known that she is to develop the 5 ou wou’d practice real economy in your household mansgw v, Pfly you, the next time you are In town, to call at our store anal avoid paying tor the pavement time for those in large offices, ance to this city. This is, how­ heretofore unattempted horse-power ciusely into the perfect baking and remarkable fuel saving Qualities c and saddle the cost upon the and imposed a large amount of ever, something that our live of 1011,01)0 and is expected to have a city. extra work upon postmasters wire citizens should take hol«l speed exceeding the fastest mer ami those who handled it, but of with a vim. There is much chant'ahip. Her displacement is We were informed that some of with no extra pay. Those who to encourage those who have 30.1XX) tons, length TtX) feet, beam the citizen» from the smith end of 90 feet and her battery includes the county, who were in nttendance opposed parcels post now admit had confidence in and boosted st the tn * payer»' meeting, held in that it is a success, for it was the county for many years, for eight 13-5 inch guns, twelve 6-inch Tillamook City recently, hud n re business men who were scared our prediction that Tillamook guns and two 21-inch Bitbmer»st and help annual report contained the ex-J this a combination of your whis- ment tojake ur«r the telegraph bring thia about. \ of open iron grate—you can pected declaration in favor of the heat escapes — no cold air g kefii ’ Nehalem Valley Keiairter. nmj-fefephone business. This ------- ... -X--- coat .ran voa t ru.t /,*« "tL the oven — saves half too ** government acquiring ownership iroa COM « Ar.«*, and while th" We wnntt^Ofarp’^’jiImporter is altogether a different under assures per/ect baking. Mil of a Great Majestic nia»h.> Tillamook business men have of all telegraph and telephone fa-' than eome other range»,', ™ 2 Movable Copper Rese tluit a large number of those taking ami of far greater magni­ been "stung” the snttkns ordinary rang... ««uwor. J busi- cilities of the nation. His investi-' The reservoir Is oil copper.] who attended the meeting from tude, to say nothing of the en­ ties» men i«i other towns by ad­ Ration of the subject gave him like a tea kettle through com the et (stamped from one piece«»] the south purl of the county ormous expen: e ami «lebt that vertising fakirs, who make a estimate «>f $000.000,030 as Half The Fuel the setting again«t left hand > box. It bolls 15 gall ons oTJ! were in favor of the court's it would plung«* the country in­ big wail and then skip out. It amount necessary to actpiire Th» Mo/c.tic I. pat tne.th.. the JfflTy and. by turning Ivscr.iajj rivet« (not bolt« ind bmlget for road work. to. It is true that England so often occur* that business wire systems in existence, and the and reservoir—moves awsj making It absolutely n|r ti.hL engine boiler. The JointiIn« .«„i Thia feature la patented took «»ver the telegraph busi­ m«*u will pationize advertising money could be raise«! through _ a used only on the . Will remain air tight forever „ ness many «ears ago and before fakirs but will not pntmnige bond issue charged against the A th to ehow yea » expansion nor contracUoacM Jiiis Ti le System iti thi» county «il improvement ever pat into • I or open them. “ “ th«* telephnn«* was invented but the home newspapers, which is postal service as a whole. Kates maitee Ma/eetc Wra buyiug high pticed «Liirv furiti» the latter business has become other range» are weakest. Pure As best ox th«* cheapest and best medium would t>e based on actual cost. * w itli lini littlr mourv down ami Other Exclusive Fe so enormous and extensive in In addition. I. lined note» uud uiortgage» t<> malie this country, we think that the | of advertising. There is no de­ plus interest charge» and the sink- ’ asbeetoa board, It cov.r ’4 .10 It*» the be»! r»r :e •• ing fund. Burleson say* that his nying this. But we supp<>*<* and should be in year kitol up thè I mi lance is not only a wisest course lor the govern* the advertising fakir will come study of the purpo««»» of the postal burden •poti illuse wlm tuke thè iih * ii ' to «1«» is to let it alone. TO« SALE BY Hint go as heretofore mid btisi service leads him to the belief that ri k. but witli a «levili.e in thè Th«* iNietmaster-General is a«l- price of clievs«* it will be «liffi. vocatbig ownership «»( tel«*- u«-ss men will continue to bite. the govern incut should have CW-I There is one way to deal witfi tr«»l of all the means of comniumca-1 cult hirtheui t«i niivt tlieir «itili phone and telegraph lines, and advertising fakirs, which some twn. He points to the guvrrnir.ent gatinns. Interest and tnxea mi it was not tong since that Mr. of the progressive towns have slicee*a with the parcels post a» higli prk'vd l imi, now timi it i» iliynn adv«>CHte