jjte ■■i jm Ml * Tillamook Headlight, May 14. 1014, Lyons ........................... •••• D. Grout .............................. C. Witt ...................... Butler .................................. D. Grout .............................. C. Witt ....................... Butler .................................. Fred Poorman ........................ D. Wood ................................. B. Campbell .............................. F. Poorman .............................. Dan Nichols ............................ T. Hangen ................................ E. Goodspeed .......................... Jack Jennings .......................... Amos Vaughn .......................... M. Darby ................................ George Wilks .......................... Ed. Stark ................................. B. Nichols ............................... P. Hangen ................................ A. Vaughn ............................... Tillamook Iron Works, mdse and repairs ............................ Wm. R. Wilson, gravel.......... Dolph Tinnerstett, contract Hughey creek road ............ Pac. Telephone Co................. Connie Dye, contract Jen­ kins road ............................... King & Smith, mdse M. J. Cone, road work.......... Oscar Tittle, gravel .............. Commercial Stables, livery.. City Transfer Co., team work John Williams .......................... Ed. Snodgrass, gasoline .... Mrs. John Salwey, gravel.. .. Tillamook Feed Co., repairs. John Perry, sawing wood... L. R. Fraser, piling ............. Wm. Latimer, gravel .......... J. Y. Smith .............................. Jim Wilson, piling .................. Elmer Hall, road work .......... A. F. Coates Lumber Co., lbr. LIVE TILLAMOOK BOOSTERS. islation affecting the home. Executive Board of Commercial Club Appoints Committees. My public duties will keep me in Washington, I think, until after the primaries. I would enjoy going over the district again and would like to confer with you on matters of pub­ lic, local, or individual concern and importance. Our mutual friendship, confidence and esteem, 1 highly prize. But 1 feel that I should remain in Washington, attending to that work here as your public servant. This may be to my disadvantage in the campaign, but I have every confi­ dence in your sense of fairness and appreciation of devotion to duty, and I leave my interests in Oregon in your care, while I serve yours here. 1 sincerely appreciate the steadfast support of my friends, and all they say and do in my behalf. With best wishes and a desire to serve you at any time, I am, Truly yours, W. C. HAWLEY. The Fact Remains T. BOALS, M.D., 12.50 2.50 1.75 PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON 1.75 60.00 Surgeon S.P. Co. 42.00 (I. O. O. F. Bldg ) 3600 24.00 28.50 Tillamook Oregon. 24.00 29-37 3400 M. KERRON, 20.00 16.88 20.00 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 10.00 10.00 T illamook ; B lock , 10.00 10.00 Tillamook • Oregon 10.00 10.00 9.00 sarchet . The Fashionable Tailor 113.62 8.10 Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing A city is known by its commercial club, progressive, growing cities have active, up-to-date clubs. A merchant No amount of misrepresentation by the that does not advertise can not sell goods and increase his business, neith­ peddlers of alum baking powders, no jug­ er can a city and county that does not advertise its commercial club, gling with chemicals, or pretended analysis, hope to grow in wealth and popula­ tion. Do YOU belong to our club? or cooked-up certificates, cr falsehoods of Are you encouraging it by your name any kind, can change the feet that and efforts? It needs YOUR assist­ ance. You say it costs too much! Only $1.50 a month, it’s a roll of honor. The live ones belong or should belong, the drones, the .camp , has been found by the offi­ followers, don’t belong. Our local club has elegant quarters, its tone is cial examinations to be of the moral, its officers are all working, spending time and their own money highest leavening efficiency, to boost and build up our city and a Specialty. 3t>355 county without a cent of salary or free from alum, and of absolute 1-50 pay. purity and tvnoiesomeness. Our club is now taking on new life Store in Heins Photographic 346.50 and activity. It is reaching out in ev­ Gallery Say, Bro. Trombley, get out of that 2425 ery direction for more people with Royal Baking Powder is indispensable 2.50 money to invest, advertising our bay, dark, back alley, cob-web quarters of 5.00 fisheries, beaches, farming lands, yours and get some light and sun­ for making finest and most economical food. H. GOYNE, 3.0» cheese, dairy, summer resorts, won­ shine into your soul. * * * 10.00 derful timber. All our varied re­ ✓ The New York cheese market, ac­ 19.00 sources, hunting factories and mills to ATTORNEY-AT LAW. bring us bigger payrolls. Our secre­ cording to the Dairy Market Report­ 6.25 50.00 tary is preparing mailing lists of er last week, was quoted at 13 %c. per farmers, dairymen, truck and vege­ pound. And .thanks to Democratic 10.50 Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse , Road District No. table raisers, berry raisers, mailing free trade that prices have stumped. 2.50 Frank Dye .......................... $ • * * circulars, papers, personal letters 144.00 Tillamook Oregon. C. Weagel ............................ Tillamook is to have a "clean up throughout older states, telling the 10.75 Road District No. 1. N. J. Dye ........................... people who want to change, of our day." Why wouldn’t it be a good 16.50 Joe Monohon ................... wonderful resources; 50,000 extra idea also to condemn some of the old . Dan Davidson, single.............. $ 4.00 J. CLAUSSEN, Emil Ross, single ................. Sid Travis ......................... newspapers with our cheese records shacks and in that way ged rid of 50.00 J. W. Thompson, man, team Travis ............................. F. . LAWYER, therein arc being printed for this them? The dirty, old, disease breed­ 68.93 N. Pangborn ..................... purpose. Inquiries from men with ing shacks are a disgrace to a live, P. E. Allen, man, team.......... DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT. Bob Aired, single H. Eppelett......................... money to invest, practical farmers, progressive city like Tillamook. T. C. Hamilton, single ............ Total ...................................... $3351-62 VVeagel ......................... B. * * * are coming to our secretary by the 2!3 T illamook B lock Road District No. 3. C. C. Black ......................... hundreds. A stenographer has been When the real Round Up com- P. L. Frost, single.................. Fred Hogge, single ................ W. Perrish ................... G. S. T. Trent, repairs .......... $ employed and our secretary is spend­ menced at Pendleton it must have Tillamook Oregc n Reed, ‘ man, team William Lawrence ............ Geo. Heilmeyer, team .......... ing his time freely to boost and send been when Dr. Smith, now an aspir­ I S. G. ~ Hart, man, team. I Fred N. Weber .......................... R. L. Huston, March work.. facts to all these people. Our other ant on the Democratic ticket for Gov­ . . E. Drake ............................. _ J. E. Cochran, team ................ officers and committees are all at ernor was mayor of that city when j Fred Adams, single J E. REEDY, D.V M., A. Darby ............................ E. A. Cochran, single .......... work. They want your moral and it was “wide open.” It must have I W. F. Linkhart, single.......... J. Johnson ......................... Billie Lawrence, team .......... financial support, by joining the club. been at that time that they first “Let 1 J. W. Thompson, man, team I Fred Hart, man, team............ VETERINARY. C. R. Funk ....................... Bob E'orkner, single .............. Every dollar paid in it being spent ’er Buck.” Bert Tilden, man, team.......... Albert Robitrch ................ Lester Forkner, team ............ for the above purpose. The dancers H. Sclilappi ........................ Both Phones. Abe Bavs, single .................... pay the fiddler out of their own The Snap Shot man has taken no I W. F. Cain, foreman............. pockets. Come on in, help boost. part in the primary campaign, for the Ernest Kebbe, man, team.... Louie Woolev, single ............ I Toney Dolpcz .................... H. G. Pearson ................. Don’t pull 1 ack and knock. Don't reason that it is the privilege of any­ i Bert Rittenhaus, man, team.. Wilbur Booth, team.............. Tillamook Oregon Arthur Lippeus ................. say let someone else go ahead ami’ilo one to run for office. It is for the I Julius Tohl, single ................. Forrest Ayer, engineer.......... i A. Miller, single ..................... Carl White ........................... the work. We will get our share-tiny- voters to say who they want for can­ Harley Curl, single .............. way. Every little helps Your name, didates on the different tickets. We John Wall, single ................... R. E. E, DANIELS, I Emil Larson ........................ Gilbert and Sons, team.......... Alvin Blum ......................... your dollar, your kind word,' will en­ shall, as usual, boost for the Republi­ Tester Pitts, single ............... R. L. Huston, sinlge.............. Bell Smith ........................... courage and help. The cb«b is going can party and the candidates on that F.d Braunersrcnter, single . . Lee Lyster, single .................. CHIROPRACTOR. Fred Zaddach, foreman.......... B. Johnson ......................... to do something. A .series of open ticket. Charles Baker, single ............ John Langley, man, team.. .. * * * Ed. Blum ............................. meetings for business are being ar­ Fritz Drubert, single ............ Local Office in the Commercial Frank Reynolds ................ ranged. Eminent speakers on var­ Local holdings of storage butter Blake Thompson, single........ J. W. Hester, team ................ ious farm, dairy, berry, cheese, and and eggs at San Francisco at this date Millard Babbit, man, team . J. D. Matney ........................ Building. Sam Hoover, single .............. other subjects are being arranged for. exceed those of many years. Of but­ John Paquet, single .............. Dave Nixon ......................... John Feldschaw, single........ Watch us grow. Put YOUR shoulder ter, the amount placed in the freezers Geo. Benson, man, team........ Tom Campbell .................... TILLAMOOK. - ORE Rov Woods, team .................. to the wheel. Get down out of the is five times what it was last year at John Hobson, single .............. Albert Darby ....................... F. Lyster, team ........................ wagon and help pull. Now, altogether, the same time. Having gone in at a Fred Paquet, man, team ... P. Jacobs ............ .............. ~ Dee Moore, team .................... ana let’s put new money into circu­ comparatively low price, this heavy Charles Morgan, single ... I H. B. Johnson ...................... R. L. E. HEWITT, B. Thurmas .............................. lation, new people on our thousands supply ought to serve to shut import­ Louis Brooks, man, team.... A. Freeburg .......................... OSTEOPATHIC Tim Thomas ............................ of fertile acres. Come up and see ed butter out of the local market next Frank Hobson, foreman........ H. B. Johnson ...................... M. Thomas ................................ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Alvin Turks, man, team.... what’s going on. A financial state­ fall and winter. Bell Smith ........................... W. Thomas .............................. Adam Krumbaugh, single.... OBSTETRICAL SPECIALIST. ment of money paid in and spent will * * * Ike Steinon ......................... U. S. Edwards .......................... Walter Morgan, single .......... be published once a month, so that John Nix ............................. A stranger dropped into the office Both Phones. Ulvssis Edwards, team .......... all Will know. -• Guy Vaughn ........................ with an advertising scheme this week. Edward I.eno, single .......... Willie Webb, single .............. Harry Mitchel, single .......... Residence and Office in Whitehouse A BOOSTER Albert Olds .......................... Simmered down, the business men W. A. Gage, foreman ............ A. Blum ............................... were to pay for it, the stranger to re­ James Custer, single .............. Residence, Wayne Franklin, single ........ John Blum ............................ ceive $40 or $50 for about a day’s Nels Nelso .nsinglc .............. Officers. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Clyde Lane, team .................... Art Davis, single .................. Charles Desmond ................ President, A. H. Gaylord; first work and the editor was to do the O. Lane, single ............. ...... Homer Davis, man, team.. A. Gilman ............................ vice president, Charles Kunze; second work for half and what it was worth. Leo Carver, single .................. j")R ELMER ALLEN Ralph Blum ........................ vice president, F. A. Rowe; third Strange, however, it was a scheme to Al Sloth, single ...................... Ole Redberg, team ................ John Krumlauf, single .......... vice president, Russell Hawkins; patronize home industry, or in other Amly Brown ........................ John Riley, single.................... W. J. Burgan, single .............. fourth vice president, W. J. Gilbcbt; words to patronize a transit. (Successor to Dr. Sharp), f Fred Brown .......................... Edd Brown, single .................. * * » H. L. Sappington, single.... fifth vice president, H. F. Harador.; V. Brown .............................. E. A. Lane, single .................. Frank Thompsett, single .... There never was such rejoicing in secretary, C. R. Worrall; treasurer, F. Babler................................ DENTIST. Ike Riley, single ...................... Bay City. Sam Cotton has shaken the Ralph Leydard, single .......... William Spaulding. J. Proctor .............................. Roy Ritey, single .................. C. W. Ross, foreman .......... Board of directors—A. H. Gaylord, dust from off his feet and migrated to C. O. Pilgrim ...................... Commercial Building, Tillamook. Frank Lawrence, single .... W. G. Dwight, F. D. Small, John the north end of the county, where Walter Walling, man, team.. L. . J. Larsen ........................ Wm. Glick, team .................. t E. H. Wood, single ................ Groat, S. M. Kerron, Ira C. Smith, there will be weeping and wailing i Hull Johnson . Clare Craven, team ................ George Henderson, C. W. Talmadge, and knashing of teeth before long on Bay City Examiner............... JACK OLSEN, E. Davis ........ J. Redberg, single .................. P. R. & N. Ry ......................... account of the advent of a bag of C. R. Worrall. W. Harris .. . . Clyde Lane, single .................. Geo. W. Phelps, mdse....... wind into that region. The Snap Standing Committees. Mrs. J. Salwey DENTIST. A. B. Esterbrook, foreman .. House committee—A. H. Gayloid, Shot man extends its congratulations Chas. Easom, contract Loer- Frank Blaser John Eler, single .................. pabcl road ........................... S. M. Kerron, lra C. Smith. y 448.75 G. Olds .......... to Bay City on a happy deliverance (I. O. O. F Bldg.) I Hansen Sanders, team............ 1 Tillamook Bay Construction Auditing committee—W (V Tate, of a big nuisance. L. W. I.cstcr . F. D. Coder, single .............. » » « Co., contract Garibaldi- Erwin Hifrrison, S. B. Whitehouse. A. Holden John Imlah, team .................. Wheeler road ...................... Tillamook - Oregon Reading room commj^/ee—W. G. 1 he State Highway Commission : J. T. Reeker Charles Murphy, single ... has blundered, and badly so, in de- ' Dwight. »’ A. Recker .... Hugh Arstill, single .............. Total Reception and entertainment com­ ciding to apportion the State High­ W. B. Sutton . Frank Owens .......................... mittee—C. R. Worrall, Elbert E. way funds only amongst th*- counties J OHN LELAND HENDERSON J. E. Cochran .......................... Ginn, Fred C. Baker, C. E. Trom­ which have voted to bond, whereas Alex McNair & Co., mdse. . .. bley, B. L. Beals, Jr. counties like Tillamook, which have ■ ATTORNEY Ira Diamond, lumber............ Membership committee—C. W. raised large sums of money by tax- ,’ AND Godsey & Boon, blacksmith.. Talmage, Walter F. Baker, F. D. ation for several years for the pur­ Small, John Groat, A. K. Case. Record Pub. Co., adv. bids.. pose of obtaining good roads, are to' COUNSELLOR AT-LAW. Municipal affairs committee—Geo. be deprived of any of the benefits of Record Pub. Co., adv. bids.. Henderson, B. C. I.amb, W. J. Steph­ the state money. The State Highway T illamook B lock , Cloverdale Mer. Co., mdse.. ens, Grant Mills, Carl Haberlach. Kostic & Trobough, mdse .. Commission should have taken into Tillamook - . . . Oregon. Civic improvements committee— consideration the amount of money J. G. Brink, repairs .............. Rollie W. Watson, M. F. Leach, ohn spent on road improvements in each Geo. Heilmeyer, powder Room No. 261. I.. Henderson, - - — ■ _. F. county per capita, and in that case C. M. Pearson, wood ............ Reedy. I illamook would have been assured Wells, Leach & Co., contract Transportation committee—A. H. of some of the State funds. Anyway, ' Foland road T. BOTTS, 978.50 Gaylord, C C. I. Clough, Webster it is radically xvrong, unjust and tin- u_.. i . 1* a e Holmes, F. R. Beals, C. A Schultz. Total wise to appropriate that money ' $2444.«i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Promotion committee—II. Cren­ amongst the counties xxhich have General Fund. shaw, J. I.. Lawson, H. T. Rotts, bonded. I hat looks like awarding Complete Set of Abstract Books in Pacific Telephone Co.............. $ Boyd Mendenhall, M. J. Gersoni. counties which run into debt and de­ The A. J. Carpenter, carpenter wk Office. Merchants protective committee— priving counties of assistance which F. W. Berger, election acct.. Taxes raid for Non Residents. Range E. T. Haltom, D. L. Shrode, J. H. have the good business juilginent of »».tKIt W. J. Logus, election.............. Rosenburg, J. S. Lamar, Alex Mc­ keeping out of debt. T illamook B lock , With a Geo. Phelps, election ............ Nair. » » ♦ « Tillamook - - . . Oregon Reputation W. H. Christensen ................ John F. Jelke and others associated Grace A. Graves, election.... Both Phones. VOTE FOR W. C. HAWLEY. with him in Chicago in underhand V. T. E. Ashley, election .......... methods of dealing in oleomargarine D. S. Boyakin, elections........ To the voters in the Republican di­ received th« ir sentence s on the convic- i H. F. Effenberger, elections.. If anyone should ask you to buy a rect primaries on May 15, 1914, of lions recently obtained against them C. HAWK. Frank A. Rowe, elections.... the First Congressional District of in the federal courts. Jelke’s sen- 1 team of horses “unsight, unseen,’’ from a mere printed description you D. C. Baker, elections.............. Mad« Oregon: tence amounted to a fine of $10.000 would think he intended to “sting’’ E. E. Finley, elections............ My Dear Friends: a two year prison sentence. The you. Now there is no more sense in Frank Taylor, elections.......... PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ihre« i am respectfully submitting to you and others, xvho wcri- salesmen and other­ buying a range “unsight, unseen” than R. S. Shreve, elections.......... Otta my candidacy for renomination as wise employed by Jelke, were fined I there is in buying n team of horses —nor J. C. Holden, election:.......... Representative in Congress. In serv­ $2,500. Jelke is an Boy Citv Oregon immensely is it necessary. The Great Mtyesiic is in use Jr & Co- election ing you in the past, I have always wealthy man and on account of his in almost every township in the United .States G. W. Todd & Co., 1 protec- remembered that the position is one prominence the cases have attracted west of the New England States—and it v ill pay you to drive an extra tograph ................................ of high honor and great responsibil­ unus 35-00 attention. The charge ten miles, if need be, to see and carefull examine the Great Majettic J. C. Holden, stamps........ ity. For the kindness of the people agai l.oo onvicted parties was —the range with a reputation—built on honor—of the best materials — J. C. Holden, desk in circuit and their confidence in me, 1 am pro­ consp Jiau.l the government before investing your money in a range of any kind. court room .................. foundly grateful. By reason of stand- The me 5000 You don’t buy a range every dav, or indeed, every year, and when ted was the rather r’ xv S,anlev- justice courL iff and experience gained here, 1 will, familiar one 4.20 ing uncolorcd oleo »on do, you want the best your money can procure—that’s the if returned dilligently endeavor to to customers 1 Stanley, justice court. r________ them 1435 presenting serve you even more usefully and ef­ xxith a capsule and E. W. Stanley, justice court. 4.20 containing f coloring fectively. Your interests, both public E. W. Stanley, justice court. 795 Herald, printing .............. and individual, will be my constant matter, explaining to the customers 68.16 that by their use they could color the City Transfer Co., bus fare" care. In this connection, I invite your oleo themselves. In this Ï-25 xvay the attention to the statement elsewhere (Remainder of bills will appear on this cotninunicatipn. They are a Jelke concern escaped paying the next week.) ten-cent tax on colored oleo, but the brief summat y of a portion of my work and purposes, compiled by oth­ process has been held to be a con­ spiracy to defraud the goverment out ers. I will leave it to your judgment of revenue. QARL HABERLACH, r hether the record is creditable, and u««> «lr re:s In. Takes but half the fuel used know of no issue that can be raised for Perfect baking. to my disadvantage in the campaign Stray Heifer. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW : A? »e.crvoir- Afaiart Fit. B.1 I will be glad to hear from you at Stray heifer, yearling, blue roan, V” 13 ell nm, and heats like any time, at I have derived much without marks or brands. Owner can • first cost ■ kettw through a copper pocket, T illamook B rock , note than stamped risenone. I ecc at copper, setting help from the wisdom of the people, have same by paxing for advertise­ tAree er- n *"nd lining at fire box. It to whom the government belongs and ment and pasturage. A. L. Thomas, Tillamook Wle IS e..ltan of v »ter in a very few .Oregon in whose interest and for whose wel­ on the Perkins place.- • F.j u ,a““uy •••» fare it should be conducted. They rtth rivets AA Ws Te f bow To« Tie Gre«t««t !