Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, January 29, 1914, Image 2

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    Tillamook Headlight. January 29. I©14,
T. BOALS, M.D.,
Free milk,cream and fish,free
are «hit worrying about the other
wixil and free lumber, hits the
fellows
troubles
after
they
suc
­
L egal A dvertisements :
principal industries and unde­
10 ceed in getting them tied up.
First Insertion, per line ... $
veloped resources of Tillamook
5
Each subsequent insertion, line
county pretty hard.
This is
Business and professional cards,
The tie-up on the railroad is
1 month................................... 1 U) fo lie deplored, especially as it what our Democratic friends
Homestead Notices..................
5 fK)
have «lone to this county. And
Timber Claims .......................... 10 00 is n detriment to the business we want Tiliamookers io re­
5 ; and commercial interests of the
Locals per line each insertion
member who it was that voted
Display advertisement, an inch,
! county. There is one way for
for and against placing Tilla­
month .................................
the Southern Pacific to avoid
mook products on the Demo­
All Resolutions of Condolence and
this annua) annoyance,and that
Lodge Notices, 5c. per line.
cratic free trade list. Congress­
is to extend its line from Willa-
Cards of Thanks, Sc. per line.
man W.C.Hawley, Republican,
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, j mina to this city. The easiest, who represents this district and
etc., minimun rate,
not exceed I cheapest, most practical route
Tillamook in congress, voted
ing five lines.
i for a railroad into Tillamook
against placing the products of
¡county was ignored, and the
this county on the free list.
RATES OF SUBSCRI'TION.
citizens who predicted trouble
Senator Geo. Chamberlain, a
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
when the Salmonberry survey
1.5o | was decided oil, knew what they Democrat, non-partisan, Roose-
One year.........
75
Six months ...
velt-Deinocrat, and Senator H.
There is
50 ' were talking about.
Three months
Lane, Democrat, both of whom
another easy route from Mc­
represent Tillamook in
the
Entered a* second class mail mat- Minnville by wav of Blaine into the United States Senate, voted
ter July, 1888, at the post office at this county, both of which, we to place Tillamook's products
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of predict, will, in the near future,
on the free list, after attending
March 3. 1879.
have an electric or steam rail-
a caucus, similar to that which
road
the people of the country re
volted against in recent elec­
It seems to us that an im- tions. We want Tiliamookers to
tnense amount of literature is remember this now that ano­
sent us from Portland and other ther election is at hand, for it
Editorial Snap Shots
places to advertise the Rose shows most conclusively which
Carnival, automobile show and party is the best friend of the
Have you registered yet ? Do other events, as well as to boost people of this county.
so at once.
those who are seeking public
office, to be published gratis. It
I The effort to make Oregon a
are is time that the country news­ I
papers balked at being made a great agricultural State is worth
free advertising agency of, and consideration, because there is
whenever a request to ’ please too much idle land that should
It used to be flint outsiders publish” is sent out it should not only produce valuable crops,
balked at bar bound butter. It be accompanied by some of the but would add wealth and pop­
is Tillnmookers who are doing filthy lucre, for editors have to ulation to the State. As Ore­
so now.
chew and pay for things they gon have had a string of politi­
want. A large, wealthy city cians for governor, men who
look after their own political
This is the year when political like Portland ought to show a ,
fences, we do not know any-
more
magnanimous
spirit
to
the
.
office seekers have to groom
| thing that wouid help to make
country
newspapers
when
it!
themselves tortile primary elec­
comes to advertising shows an«l i j this a great agricultural State
tion.
other events in that city, ami than to elect a man for governor
not expect them to do so gratis. who could give some practical
It’s now up to those who es­
advice in all parts of Oregon to
pouse«! the Bull Moose cause to
bring this about. What a great
Freddie's mouth organ said incentive it would be to the
stay with the dead carcass or
I
fall back into line with the Re­ last week that the snap shot agricultural interests if Oregon
publican party, now acclaimed man shouhl become a booster. I had a governor who could boost
to be the most progressive of all Wouldn't that jar you. Who, and advertise that industry iron
Bro. Trombley, has written a practical, scientific point o
political parties.
more, and advertised and boost­ view.
The fame of Oregon ai
ed the county more, than the a great agricultural State would
The change of postmasters
snap shot man ? Years before
does not menu the change of lo­ our respected brother ever tho­ soon spread all over the United
cution, for the [lease on the pre ught of coming to this county States, but, alas, the State is
sent quarters does not expire the snap shot man kept plug­ receiving bad notoriety because
for 16 months. Then, no doubt, ging away week after week' the governor is abusing his
someone will be kind enough to boosting the countv and singing power in proclaiming martial
offer to rent Uncle Sam a build its praises when it was bottled law when there was no need
ing much less than they would up and looked uninviting to ' whatever of doing so. If other
parts of the State would endea­
rent to anyone else.
horn«1 seekers to settle here, and vor to obtain the same notoriety
with <>ther editors getting tirecl I for their products as Tillamook
Some real estate agents mid mid clearing out one after the .has for its cheese and Hood
sharks have grown rich it ml other for lack of grit and stay ! River for its apples, this would
sassy "watering” dairy farms ing qualities, the snapshot man help, too, in making this a great
in thia county. But what about grit his teeth and keep on boost­ iagricultural State.
In looking
the poor individuals and wives ing with persistent regularity. ! over the names of probable can­
who have to slave from early Ami Bro. Trombley is enjoying didates for governor, Dr. Withy-
morn till night to pay the un­ today some of the benefits that combe is mentioned, and we do
earned increment ? It may be we with others helped to bring not know anyone better qualifi­
called business speculation, but about.
ed to fill the position and help
to our notion it is drawing blood
make this a great agricultural
money-from them.
The action of Governor West state than that gentleman. He is
I
in declaring martial law at Cop­ a traveling encyclopedia wilt'll
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/The first bright, sunny tiny perfield is causing considerable it comes to know how to make
and Tillumookers forget about discussion, and it is right that this a great agricultural state.
the Hbundance of rainfall that is it should when a governor as­ W ith that kind of a slogan the
n blessing to thia county. Let sumes the role of a dictator, for Dr should receive the support
her ruin, is our sentiment, for that is what lie has done. We of those who are endeavoring to
that is not half as bud ns 50 be­ are inclined to think there is boost the agricultural develop­
low zero with a strong wind or not n city in the State but what ment of Oregon.
a blinding blizzard. Tillamook some trivial.paltry excuse could
is all right, even if if the genii«1 be found by th«* governor for
An Illinois contractor has the de­
patter of a warm rain in winter declaring martial law and to
time is her.nl quite frequently do so when conditions does not lusion that he is Jack Johnson, but
justify then is the act of a dic­ so long as he stays out of the ring
on the window pane.
tator. We lune lived long en­ and observes the Mann act hi.
ough in the world to know that friend, will not be alarmed.
Have you decideil what you spasmodic outbursts of reform
The people who contribute only
are going to exhibit nt the next rarely ever amount to anything.
mouev to missions should think of
county fair ? Do so at one«1 and
For the Ixmetit of our renders the s icriflces of the parents of the
help milk«1 the fair a hummer.
we are publishing n letter on 300 students who volunteered at the
Everybody get busy and giv* this subject by Judge T. O'Day
Kansas City convention to become
th«1 members of the Fair Board
that is interesting, and which missionaries.
the time of their life hustling
we indorse, for the governor, to
Let u. hope that the two great ad­
spue«1 for exhibit.
So every-
our wav of thinking, is tramp­ vocates of pence, Mr. Bryan and
body get interested mid eiitbii
ling on the rights of the people Mr. Hurthohlt, will not injure the
elastic, for this into I m 1 th«1 beat
I
in a rough shod manner.
cause by having a row over grape
ever
mid most enjoyable fair
juice.
belli in this county.
Those who nave lieeii expect­
Dr. Eliott would abandon the use
I
The committee of the City ing to get n whack at th«1 mole of the word God. It would be better
1
and gopher tsniiity will lx1 dis­ to cultivate more of the old Hebrew
Council having in hand the in it
ter of the application of a light appointed. The bounty tux to reverence for the name of the Deity.
and power (ranchise appears to tie paid this and next year will
Coin Harvey is so busy building
lit* using good judgment in in go to refunding the money paid good roads that he cannot enter­
out Inst year. As the County
si.ting upon the applicant, put
tain the suggestion that he become
ting up n Ixmil that they intend Court hud no funds on ham! to a member of the Federal Res erve
pay the bounty when th«1 law
to construct a plant. In these
went into effect, and tieiiig con Board.
lay. when there are so many
Senator Bristow makes it clear
promoters, whose uim is to soak lined to 1-lOth of a mill, the
that he bus returned to the Repub-
large
numtier
killed
was
a
sur
­
those foolisli enough to buy
lien party, and generously with-
stock, some precautions arene prise, for it would have taken
hold, the old excuse that the party
about
$20.<iU0
a
year
to
pay
the
cessiiry. The snap shot man is
has returned to him.
well aware that it will take bounty had not th«1 court ma«!«1
Mr. John D. , Rockefeller l>enig
hundreds of thousands of dollars an order stopping payment. It
to harness the Trask river, iinyl ap|H*ars to us, however, that in asked if rich men shouhl regarif
those who attempt to -Io so will an effort to exterminate these their wealth as trust funds for man
pests, th«1 t'est results are not kind, he answered: "How else can
soon go broke with $40,1100,
attained by spasmodic methods, he regard it? Heaven pity the rich
nnd to allow two years to inter-! man who does not regur«! it. For
There are more ways thim one vene tiefon* a ixiunty is lignin that man and hie children there is
in getting tied up than on a off. *ml. To our way of think­ no peace.** That answer is. in a
railroad
One of our citizens ing, th«1 proper way to extermi­ sense, a challenge to the conten-
9I10 was tied up with n "water nate til«1 gophers and mole, is lion, often levelled at the Rocke-
ed'r farm and a iftrge amount of to kill them off as quickly as’fellers nnd
and Carnegies of multi
mortgage, said the other da« possible ami keep them kilhxl niilliondom, that legislation should
that it was the interest that was <»ff. mid to accomplish that end make impossible the unetjnal di
eating him up and lie was slav we would suggest to th«1 Gran 'visions which can make a very few
ing from morning till night to gers, wh«> fath«irxx| th«1 bill, that | men tienefactors «»f millions of ul-
meet, and on top of Hint cam«1 it lx* amended at the next State inoners It runs directly counter to
heavy taxation on high priced, legislature, making th«* bounty Benard Shaw's recent ail y pro-
‘watered'' land.
Reni estate Ilk", instead «»(25c., ami give the nouncement that absolute equality
»ami sharks who an- to court authority to expend
of income is the only solution for
extent responsible for this auuually (or that purpose.
social unrest.
Advertising Rates.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon S. P. Co.
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
Tilltiiiiook
PLASTER
KERRON,
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PHYSICIAN’AND SURGEON
T illamook B lock ,
of
Tihamook
LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY
Oregon U1
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The Fashionable
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oil
I Cleaning, Pressing ano Repairing W
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a Specialty.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
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Four Foot Fir Slabs
$3.00 per Cord.
Delivered
Dry Short Wood S2.0Î) Load.
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J. CLAUSSEN,
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LAWYER,
up
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO
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DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT.
LiAJVmR’S
VARIETY STORE,
Tillamook
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Drop in and book Around
E. REEDY, D.V M.,
VETERINARY.
Both Phonee.
Tillamook
G1 M c GEE,
M
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON»
Office : Next door to Star ize;
te
Theatre.
tai
rough speech-rough
manners — are fast
passing away
And - with it-the drink­
ing of rough, strong,
high-proof whiskey
j2)R-K-E’ danikls>
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tio
CHIROPRACTOR.
be
Local Office in' the Commercial^ it"
Building.
TILLAMOOK - ORE
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E. HEWITT,
OSTEOPATHIC
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON**®
OBSTETRICAL specialist .*^
Both Phones.
Al
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Residence and Office in WhitehotuM
Residence,
end
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON. A I
R. L.
rus Noble—mild and pure
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents «
Portland, Oregon
ELMER ALLEN
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
DENTIST.
.'<1
TA re.
Made
Commercial Building,
Othel
Stjlee
Perfect
Baker
A Fuci
JACK OLSEN,
turn
n th
1 un
n ex
(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
its <
the
Its 8
Tillamook - Oregon
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n sai
J OHN LELAND jHENDERSijjB
DENTIST.
Saver
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Some housewlTcfl who
diap!ny a remarkable
Amount of broad, bound,
common hod so along
oth-r lines, persist In the
dt ldsion—and It is a de­
lusion—that they are real«
M*(Ù of
b practicing economy by
•<Ui'tkUe
tiding tn Kvtaiong—to get
- à
r- suits—out of an old, worn-
Charcoal
out range merely to tavu th©
Irca,
price of a new one.
AJdiaa
Your old range or utove was put
3CÌ U
together with putty and stove bolt«
and probably you can stick o pen-
knife in the seams and joints any­
where on it where the stove putty has
crumbled away. When a range gets
in that condition, it takes fuel enough
to warm all outdoors in order to get your
< ven hot enough for baking—and then you
is in the oven. Y’ou can soon burn up the
i i a u -dess waste of fuel in an old, won
in : .’h>r practical economy nor good manaa__
if you would practice real economy in your household management, it
' ’ nay you, the next time you are in town, to call at our ftore and Inquire
i. <ly into the perfect baking and remarkable fuel saving qualities of the
Great Majestic
Malleable and
Charcoal Iron Xiailge
ATTORNEY
eda
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; and ;
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook k"
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Room No. 261.
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T. BOTTS,
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cost of a Great Majestic may be more
than some other rauges, it oattvoars 3
ordinary ranges.
Half The Fuel
The Majestic is put together with
rivets (not bolts and stove putty)
making it absolutely air tight, like an
engine boiler. The Joints and seams
will remain air tight forever a* neither
expansion nor con traction can affect
or u^ea them.
Pure Asbestos Lining
open Iron grate—you can see it. No
heat escape» — no cold air gets Into
tbs oven - saves halt the fuel and
assures perfect baking.
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T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook
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Both Pliones.l
QARL HABERLACH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Movable Copper Reservoir
„The reV^?‘rJ’ “««w. heated
like a tea kettle through copper pock­
et i stamped from one piece of copper)
setting against left band lining of Are
box. It bolls 15 gallons of water In s
Jiffy and, by turning lever, the frame-
and reservoir—moves away from Are.
This feature Is patented and can ba
used only on the M<ve»«tc.
T illamook B eock ,
Tillamook
ÄÄ7
c. HAWK,
eeer aa* mt. a
_
Zkil* Maw,,c
•«rong.r .Uv
other ranges are soeakest.
Other Exclusive Features
In sedition. It 1« lined with purs
*
best ranee at any pries
board, covered suh so and y should
be In yaer kitchen. F
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Bay City
for sale by
ALEX McNAIR & CO
fhtb
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.’
Complete Set of ¿Abstract Boc'»Ji
Office.
Taxes Paid for Non Resided hi.
Outwears Three Ordinary Ranges
Tt is the cidy rente made entirely of
malleable iron and charcoal iron. Char­
coal iron uron't rest tike steel— mallaeble
iron can’t break, and while the first
jin
he k
QEORGE WILLETT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
T illam « x ) k C ommercial B i
Tillamook -