Tillamook Headlight, November 1Ô, £014.
' Q ALVIN R WORRALL,
state of Ohio. City <>f Teledo (
I
Lucas County.
»
Washington County. What we want
Prank J. Cheney make» oath tha.
liK State Press Flashlights is to let the outsiders know jt, and senior
j: Cheney
LAWYER,
partner of the firtn of F. J-
C
_
a, Co doing bu.ine»» in the city of To­
they will come in and help us devel­ ledo.
County an.l State afore.aid
«nd BUSINESS COUNSELOR, TITLES,
«nd
One of the "trusty lieutenants” of op
these
resources,—Beaverton that »aid firm will pay the »urn of ONE
ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY
HUNHKKIl HOLLARS for each and every
Colonel Roosevelt has made a public
eaae of Catarrh that cannot lie cured by the I
Times.
PUBLIC.
announcement that under no circum­
use of HALL'S CATAKKU CURB.
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I
FRANK J. CHENEY.
I Hillsboro Independent.
stances will the Colonel be a candi­
25
years
experience.
Consultation
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
Judge McGinn of Portland made
Free.
my presence, this «th day ot December,
In their overwhelming vote for Dr. I date for president in 1916. Seems
A most interesting story, "The Gcr-
them
I the women mad by excluding
A. W. GLEASON.
Commercial Club Bld , Tillamcok.
man Nation,” in the September Nat- Withycombe for governor the people to us this has a familiar ring and from the hearing of certain cases of * ^¿an J
Notary Public. i
i
ional Geographic Magazine, gives a showed the same ability to go to the I. that we have heard this before.-Ump­ immorality tried in his court. He
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the bloodIand mu­
striking lesson to the American far­ heart of a problem that thay did in qua Valley News.
charges that the base passions are at cous surfaces of the system. Send for testl- QR L. L. HOY,
dealing with the measures on the bal­
mer. It says in part:
free.
.
,
_
the foundation of such desires. He is monials. F.J.
< HENRY & CO., Teledo. O.
Not since the hand of historyfirst lot. Misrepresentation, ridicule and I I Oregon game laws do not provide
bold
by
all
Druggist».
75c.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
probably right. At least it is base
Take ilall’» Faiiill. Pill, for constipntion.
began to write the rise and fail of abuse of political enemies were ig­ for the licensing of blind pig hunt­
curiosity.
We
remember
a
salacious
T illamook B lock ,
nations has there been a more won­ nored and the fact was kept in mind ers, and the coming legislature should
case brought down from Sheridan sev
derful story pf a people’s existen­ that the Republican candidate was a remedy this, for it is predicted that
i Tillamook,
eral years ago and tried in the Yam­
Oregon.
ce than that to be found in the annals man whose ability, honesty and fit­ there will be an influx of blind pigs
I ness for the position to which he had in this state after the first of Jan­ hill circuit court, which was held with
of the Germans. The star of their des­ I
BAT VIERECKS
open doors and brought out a large
J“-)«- ELMER ALLEN
tiny more than once has mounted to aspired had been proven by close con­ uary 1916, and it is well to be prepar­
attendance
of
the
fair
«ex,
every
one
the zenith of European power, then tact with the people during almost a ed in advance.—Umpqua Valley News
BREAD,
of whom ought to have been ashamed
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
has passed down to the western hori­ life residence.
of herself of being present. The wo­
Dr.
Withycombe
will
place
much
The
votfi
was
almost
an
emphatic
zon, only to rise again, because of the
DENTIST.
men in Portland are pleading that TILLAMOOK BAKERY,
extraordinary recuperative strength rebuke to Governor West, who for­ emphasis on rural development. Too
their
presence
is
necessary
as
a
pro
­
Commercia! Building', Tillamook
getting and neglecting his high office many governors of the past have play­
of the German race.
tection to the young girls in the case. '
I
The Germany of today is a wonder­ engaged in a campaign in the interest ed too much politics and failed to look
Judges and court officials are entitled
I
ful empire— whatever the book of of the man he had picked as his suc­ after the greatest problem of our
J~^R. JACK OLSEN,
I
to the confidence of the people that
At All Grocers.
fate may have in store for it tomor­ cessor and in which his weapons were state—that of bringing more acres
they
will
deal
fairly
with
the accused.
under civilization and raising the
row. Its people are so old in the his­ those of the ward politician.
DENTIST.
—Telephone Register.
The vote is also an absolute repud­ standard of those already under cul­ | State Wide prohibition
tory of'western civilization that Julius
(I.
O.
O. F Bldg.)
Ceasar, when he became governor of iation of West and Westism and tivation.—Umpqua Valley News.
will
become
Gaul, encountered them to the east of proves that the people have had
Tillamook - Oregon
effective January I, 1916, because of
Sidney E. Henierson, Pres.,
the Rhine and bore testimony to enough of both. The contest for gov- ( The greatest surprise of the election
the
adoption
of
the
prohibition
meas
­
Surveyor.
their fighting spirit and their military ernor wa* squarely on that issue and (in Oregon was the majority for the
John Leland Henderson, Sec­
C. HAWK,
prowess, yet its government is so none other. The personality of Dr. 1 dry amendment given by Multnomah ure by the voters by a majority of up­
retary Treaa., Attoiney-at-
"
"
■’
Even
the
most t optomistic wards 25,000. The majority is such
young that the men still on the sunny Smith did not enter into the case at County.
Law, Notrary Public
side of fifty can remember when it all. He was picked by West as his Prohibitionist had not hoped for a that it leaves no question as to the
i
people
’
s
attitude
toward
the
saloon
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
majority
in
the
metropolis.
Now
that
came injo being. The present Ger­ successor, all the governor’s influence
Tillamook Title and
man Empire was born out of the was exercised to secure his nomina- ’ every county in the state has voted business. The fourteen months per­
Bay City
Abstract Co.
Oregon
Franco-Prussian war, what its future tion in the primary and the executive , dry, the question is settled for all iod gives the interests ample time to
adjust themselves to the new conditi­
shall be is now in process of determi­ neglected no means that would secure time.—News Times.
Law. Abstracts, R >al Estate, |
ons coming upon them and to enter
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nation.
the election of hi* candidate.
Surveying, Insurance.
a QARL HABERLACH,
fields of business.
Some
The average American has read so
But the peple would have none of j When a man walks into our office, other
Both Phones.
B
much about the might ol the German him. They well knew that a vote for
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
f_ wipes his soaking shoes on our edit­ of the individuals directly affected,
TILLAMOOK
-
-
OREGON.
army, the prowess of the German na­ I Smith meant an indorsement of West orial carpet, doggishly shakes the may move out of the state but the
T illamook B eock
»HUH 1»
■ «I* IIMU 1*1
vy, triumphs of the German factory and they buried Smith beneath an moisture from his dripping coat over greater portion will remain in Oregon.
It
is
only
fair
to
state
that
the
money
Tillamook
r-
!
our
editorial
copy,
bends
over
us
and
and the commercial conquests of the avalanch of votes.
Oregon
German exporter that he finds it a
And in burying Smith they buried runs the water from the eaves of his that is now spent for liquor will, after
surprise when he is told that Ger­ West also, but it remains to be seen watery hat down the back of our the saloons have been closed, be spent
MRS. ALICE HEITSMAN, rp H. GOYNE,
many, territorialy, is so much smaller whether he will show the good sense editorial neck and has the poor grace for necessities’such as clothing and
food;also
books
and
other
luxuries.
than Texas that a slice as big as all to accept the verdict and remain to remark; "Well Oregon went dry,
1, 2, 3 Room Apartments,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
New England could be cut out of the butied. He may not, for past history didn’t it,” we feel devilish like kicking The mney that has been going east to
Furnished or Unfurnished,
Lone Star state and what remained tends to prove that he is not thin- him out—and we would too, if he pay for intoxicating liquors will be
$1 to $5.00 PER WEEK.
Office; O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
kept in this state, at least two-thirds
would be larger than the German skinned.
wasn’t a subscriber. —Astorian.
Free Phones, Water and Light. Tilla tn 00k -
Empire.
of it. It will go into the savings banks
- Oregon.
First St and 4th Aye. East,
Press Call Halt on Fool Laws
But if Germany be
I small in territar-
U'Ren? U’Ren? There is something or be spent with the retail merchants
O regon J OHN LELAND HENDERSON,
ial extent, it has been powerful in
familiar about the name. Wasn’t lie and domestic industries.—News Re­ T illamook ..................
population, strong ; in industrial re- '• Every session of the legislature his own candidate for governr, and porter.
sources and great in the technical sees a lot of fool laws enacted and a wasn’t he the chap that fathered a
ATTORNEY
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achievments. Only Belgium, Nether- lot more dumped before they are vot­ sly attempt to impose left hand singel
The order of Elks is one of the
AND
lands, Japan and the United Kingdom ed upon. The citizens of all states tax on the people and another attem- broadest in its methods of charity of
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
among the nation*'of the earth have dodge all freak and fanatical laws. ¡ pt to abolish the state senate? Well, all the benevolent organizations in
T illamook B lock ,
There is no limit to the distance to it does seem that if a fellow sticks to the world. It is first and foremost
a denser popj*l£tion.
Tillamook -
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- Oregon.
i
Only (. Jifida, India, Russia and the which some of these law-in.entors it long enough he will get what’s and most liberal when appeals for as­
ROOM NO. 201.
Unitfid States have more numerous will go.— Mount Scott Herald.
On your front porch can be lit
coming to him, and last week’s vote sistance for world wide disasters stir
every night until midnight
tion. Only Great Britian is a
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J. CLAUSSEN,
indicates that the people are doing the hearts of a people. An instance
and register not over
.
LAWYER,
-''greater buyer in the world's markets,
The result of a election should a little ablishing of their own and of this is shown in the movement that
fifty cents per month
and only the United States and Great point a moral for the prohibition peo­ U’Renism was included in the process has been inaugurated in the east and
tn the meter,
DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT
Britian are greater sellei* in those ple, the Out-to-Winners, the social- — Hillsboro Independent.
middle west, to equip and keep a unit i
2’3 T illamook B lock
markets.
ist-s and U'Renites, and to all others
of the Red Cross for one year in the
i
COAST
POWER
COMPANY.
Although embracing only one-fif- inclined to be led away from the
Oregon
Tillamook
Summaries of Oregon election re­ war torn zone of Europe. A unit of
teenti jf the area of Europe, Ger­ organizations embodying the over­
this organization consists of three
turns
show
that
all
of
the
27
meas
­
many in 1912 produced one seventh of whelming majority of the calm and
surgeons and twelve nurses, and the
T. BO ALS, M.D.,
its wheat, a fifth of its oats, more less emotional people of the state and ures and amendments on the ballot expense
including
transportation,
I
affecting
industries,
taxation
and
in
­
than a seventh of its barley, more nation.—Corvallis Gazette Times.
physician ; and surgeon
vestments have been defeated.
The amounts to about twentyfive thousand
*
than a fourth of its rye and over a
dollars, according to advices that
press
of
the
state
was
almost
unan
­
Surgeon S.P. Co.
third of its potatoes. Its yields place
A subscriber to the Itemizer re-
have been received from the head
(I. O. O. F. Bldg )
it among the nations of Europe sec- siding in Yaquina Bay “»topped his imously against these proposed laws, quarters in Washington. It is a splen­
ond only to Russia.
paper" because we stated that the condemning many of them as a radi­ did tribute to the liberality and char­
Tillamook .... Oregon.
To what a remarkable extent the proposition for the state to pension cal and freak propositions and the re­ ity of this society, and shows its
.«r-
German farmer has mastered the the unemployed was a vicious meas­ sult is defeat of a vicious system of
broad minded sympathy with human
J E. REEDY, D.V M„
Science of agricultural is shown by a ure and advocated its defeat. Oh, well legislation. Fot some of these meas­ suffering, inasmuch as the order
of
comparison of his per acre yield with we will try and struggle along some­ ures campaigns were made and a Elks is distinctly American, and
has
VETERINARY.
our own. If we had grown as much way, with the help of the 1499 we great deal of money spent in adver­ no connection with any foreign
so-
tising them, but the voters had made
wheat to the acre in 1913 as the Get- have left.—Dallas Itemizer.
Both PlioneB.
ciety.—Umpqua Valley News.
up their minds to check the system.—
mans our crop would have been 2,-
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Oregon
Tillamook
500,000,000 bushels, instead of 750.,-
Among these defeated were several News Reporter.
Apparently, just at the present with the problem of buy ng Harness
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000,000 bushels. If our farmers had pood measures that would have been
will find it distinctly advanta­
Representatives of English mer- writing, Colonel Roosevelt is a man you
grown as much oats to t^jie acre as the of real value to the state and a great
geous to come and do your select J~^R. E. E, DANIELS.
without
a
party.
Can
he
remain
such?
German yield ours would have been assistance to the slate officials in chants have taken all of the available
ing here. You will get the b.ssl
Mr. Roosevelt at one time spoke in qualities, the most thorough and
60 percent of the world's oat crop, handling the business of the state, hens’ eggs in cold storage at Chicago
CHIROPRACTOR.
being shipped to terms of characteristic contempt of conscientious workmanship and be
Instead of 25 per <j^nt that it was.
ut they were lost among the mbbish and the same are
charged the most reasonable prices.
the
American
who
boasted
no
party
Local
Office
in the Commercial
Had our barley harvest been as that overloaded the ballot. The peo­ “old London town.’ to help supply
We can supply single or double
heavy per acrp-irs that of the German ple are to be commended for their the present great demand for food in affiliations. The Colonel had refer­ Sets or any single article that you
Building.
farmer we ujfiuld have had 375,000.- action in rebuking the gross abuse of that country, occasioned by the war. ence to the man who could find no may be in need of.
TILLAMOOK
- ORE
virtue
in
any
existing
political
cause.
000 bushel*” instead of 178,000,000
the initiative law.—Lebanon Criter­ One very recent shipment of such a That may now be said of Mr. Roose­
bushels. If our potato growers had ion.
poultry product amounted to 5000
R. L. E. HEWITT,
grown ;ls many tubers to the acre as
dozen, it being the first consignment velt's identical position; but with the
Colonel it is a matter of circumstan­
OSTEOPATHIC
the (¿firman potato grower* our yield
in
that
respect.
A
few
transactions
of
As a matter of fact taxes are high;
ces
and
not
of
choice.
The
fact
is
too
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON,
\\a»r1<l have been 86c,000,000 bushels
:.nd so long as iVe continue in the like character ought to cause renewed patent that the forces which Colonel
>^tcad of 331,000.000.
activity
among
the
chicken
raisers
of
OBSTETRICAL
SPECIALIST.
Oregon system taxes will be high. If
Roosevelt was to lead to the field of
Where the American farmer uses
this
vast
American
republic,
especial
­
Beth
Pbonet
all the measures at Tuesday's election
Armageddon
have
vanished.
It
many acres and gets a small yield,
had carried there is no telling how ly those in the Pacific Coast states.— might be almost true to say they have
Residence and Office in Whitehouse
the German farmer use* a very few
Machines for sale and rent.
high taxes would be for the coming Pacific Homestead.
Residence,
been dissipated into thin air. There is
acres and compels the ground to give
1 o
Needles, parts, oil and re
year. We have too many useless com­ 1:
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
a
fighting
nucleus
left
in
California;
him a large yield There are approx­
According to the investigation of
pairs for all makes of machines.
missions, freak laws etc., and the
but
in
the
person
of
the
victories
Gov
­
imately the same number of farmers
sooner the people rise in their power Dr. Henry A. Waters, president of ernor Johnson there is plenty of
L_I T. Burrs
in Germany as in the United States—
and demand the appeal of a multitude the Kansas Agricultural College, the leadership there, along with the rest. TILLAMOOK
CLEANING
5,756,000 in Germany and 5,737,000 in
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
of them the sooner will taxes stop Phillipine Islands are admirable ad- And in all that there is little cause to
our country The German* have fewer
apted to the raising of beef. There are
Complete Set of Abstract Book* tn
AND
TAILORING
QO.
climbing.—Silverton Appeal.
than 700,000 farm* that are larger
in the Phillipines a million acres of extend felicitations to the Colonel. It
Office.
——o——
is equally amazing to think or to be­
than 25 acre* in extent.
The people of Oregon are learning good pasture and never has the grass
Taxes
Paid
for
Non-Residenta-
lhe German farmer is not like the
He lieve that the Colonel can remain
not only to swat the flies with suc­ been touched in a serious way.
T illamook B lock ,
supine
and
idle.
It
may
be
that
he
can
Atniercan farmer when it comes to
cess, but also to swat- freak legisla­ estimates that two and a half acres of
[ Tillamook .... Oregnn
never come back; but mighty few peo­
choosing the good land and allowing
tion. All of which lbads to a sane this land wilt maintain a bullock the
Both Phones.
ple
there
are
who
believe
that
he
will
that which is not »0 good to lay idle.
base and the state will take its place year through. Labor is cheap. There
not
try.
But
in
what
way?
By
what
More than 50 per cent of the farm
in the column of reliable and pros­ are practically no good cattle in the
coalition or combination? By virtue
area of the United States is unim­
£)R. GEORGE J. PETERSEN
perous
states.—The
Brownsville ' Philippine Islands and it would be the
proved, while only 9 per cent of the
of
what special appeal? These are the
work of a great many years to ac­
Times.
available area of Germany lies unused.
climatize breeding stock in sufficient interesting questions, and time alone
DENTIST,
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Germany's great agricultural pro­
will answer them.—Telegram.
numbers,
but
once
they
get
them,
the
There is not even a scrap of paper
Successor to Dr. Perkins.
ductive capacity which shows a great­
future in that country for beef pro­
er per acre yield of every staple ctop bearing any foreigner's signature rec­ duction is assured.—Rural Spirit.
OREGON.
TILLAMOOK,
Col. Roosevelt would like to have
than any other country in the world ognizing the Monroe doctrine, but 1
o
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enjoys, has come from a mastery Uncle Sam has heretofore been able ' A big helping in the upbuilding of a his vignette used on some of the new
hundred-dollar bills. Garfield, Mc­
of the simple, yet complex, science of to force respect for it.
town is for every one of it* peogle to
G- McGEE, M D.
plant nutrition. We know that hu­
The R«niblic wonders why the Re­ spAak a good word for the contVnun- ' Kinley and Harrison were satisfied
with smaller denominations.
manity require* three things for it* publican/' did not blafne the Demo­
ity i‘p visitors and stranger*. It has a
I
exisftfitce—food, drink and raiment. crat- for the appearance of the foot
wonderful effect on the general pub- ' One individual who heard Miss
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
The plant kingdom requirrs three and mouth diseases in Chicago. Be
lie. It; will not be long until these Christabel Parkhurst lecture objects
things that man can give it for its cause the Republican* aye fair. There
Office : Next door to Star
visito rs will be repeating the encour­ to her violation to neutrality. But a
growth—nitfbgen, potash and phos­ is nothing wrong with the Demo­
aging words and forming a better im- neutral Parkhurst would be a great
Theatre
phorus. The Germans have nearly all crats’ feet.
pressioto on our town and its people, ' disappointment to most people.
the actively worked potash deposit*
President \\ ilson's day of prayer But welmuit keep making tome pro­
The wolves in the forest of Ga­
in the world, and recently they have
QfKORGE WILLETT,
for universal peace seems to have gress in’ civic improvement in order licia are 901 giving the troops as much
discovered that instead of buying ni­
been ignored in the old country. In to hold-their faith and good will to- J trouble as those that have begun
trogen and phosphoric acid from
fact, the bulk of the prayer* across ward our community. Beaverton is scratching at the doors of humble
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
South America, they can get nitrogen
the water are for more rather than surrounded by resource* that will peasants in several countries involved
front the air, from cuke v veils and
T illamook C ommercial Bretnixo
less war.
a
make h«f one of the bc*t towns in in the war.
,
.
t
GERMANY SETS PACE IN GOOD from the gasification of peat and
nite.
FARMING.
«S
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A Repudition of Wett.
Give* Striking Lesson to Americans
in Matter of Efficiency.
!
Watchtower Apartments
Â15 Watt Mazda
Lamp
E
•fl.
HARNESS
W.A, Williams & Cc.
Singer Sewing Machine
Company.
GEO. H. ALDERMAN,
Agent.
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