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Tillamook
Headlight,
December 1O, IÔ14.
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RECALL PETITION FILED.
County Libraries.
advice relative to these matters is of
Prpcc T'l n c Vil I
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great value to all who have the pleas- ®lale FreSS I laShllghtS. dicate that the wool grower will be ALVIN R. WORRALI.,
able to dictate prices and if so the .
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Grand Jury Charges County Attor-
Committees from the different or­ ure of hearing her.
i If the practice of naming children sheep will at last “come into his own*
LAWYER,
torney With Incompetency.
ganizations, appointed in accordance
after the battles in Europe as suggest- —Rural Spirit.
BUSINESS
COUNSELOR.
TITLES,
Death of Benoit B. Provoost.
with a request from the Womans’
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[ ed, becomes common, there will be
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ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY
The friction between the grand Civic Club, met at the Commercial
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some queer old sounds heard around
Certainly Oregon has no reason to
From the Bay City Examiner
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jury and County Attorney M. J. Ger- Club Tuesday evening to discuss mat­
PUBLIC.
homes in this country in a few years.
be dissatisfied with the progress be- 25 years experience. ConaultnUoo
Bay City lost one of it’s oldest and
soni culminated last week with a re­ ters pertaining to the work which will
Just imagine Mrs. Jones calling to ing made in populating the state.
Free.
most respected citizens Friday night
call petition being filed with Secre­ be undertaken.
her off-spring: “You, Karakalisse since the report recently issued by Commercial Club Bld , Tillamook,
Miss Cornelia Marvin, State Librar­ when Benoit B. Provoost passed
tary of State Olcott. The petition had
Alascjerd Jones, bring
Brzezinny
Labor Commission at
800 signatures. It was circulated by ian, was present, her periodical visit away after a very short illness. Mr. Czcnstochowo in the house, and tell the State
Salem
indicates
that there now 122,822 1
to
Tillamook
being
at
a
most
oppor
­
Provoost was stricken last Tuesday
different members of the grand jury
Zeebrugge
Cznewtowschowski
to more residents in Oregon than when QR. l . l . hoy ,
tune time.
evening and grew steadily worse un­
at their own expense.
carry in some wood.—Capital Journal the 1910 census was compiled. F
Miss Marvin gave a very interest­ til the end came at 9 o’clock this even- (
Four PHYSICIAN and surgeon
M. J. Gersoni was appointed by
I
years ago there were 672,765 people
Governor West when the law provid­ ing as well as instructive talk on li­ ing. The end came easily following a
It is refreshing to note that in cer­ in the state, as compared with 795,587
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ing a ■ district
attorney
for braries, both city and county, em­ short rally, most of the family were tain localities, at least, people are be­ at this time. The report was compiled
at
the
bedside.
phasizing
the
importance
of
the
li
­
Tillamook, -
-
Oregon.
each county went into affect, and
ginning to pay some attention to
Benoit Provoost was born in Bix- their children. Over in Eastern Ore­ from the enrollment and attendance 1_________________________________________ ,
since his appointment he has not had brary in the community. Her advice
figures
of
the
school
department
in
very smooth sailing. At the meeting was that the books should be so care­ I schote, Belgium, October 31, 1834 he gon they even went so far as to give each county. The report indicates that
ELMER ALLEN
of the taxpayers 12 months since to fully selected that the busniess and was married to Marie Therisa Busine space for the exhibition of 83 human the growth in population is some­
in
December
1865.
Thirteen
children
babies at the hog show. If this ad­ what “patchy” throughout the state,
discuss the budget, he had a little piofcssional men, tradesmen, farmer,
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
housekeeper, were born to the couple, six of which vancement keeps up, in time we may
tilt with some of the timber interests, mechanic, dairyman,
some counties having made remark­ I
are living at present; Homer L. of lo»k for parents to see that their boys
DENTIST.
when he called one of them a “mut”, may be able to procure just what is
able advances while others have I
Bay City, Arthur J. of North Plains, and girls are safely housed at night
consequently he met with opposition needed for the different vocations.
g'own but little,
while in sev­ Commercia! Building, Tillamook
The recreational reading is almost Oregon, Sidney S. of Bay City, Al­ the same as they do their horses and
from that quarter. It seems, however,
eral instances there appears to have
more abundant than the books which phonse L. of Oakland California, W. cows.—Amity Standard.
been a loss. Multnomah county shows
that it was the manner in which he
JACK OLSEN,
are helpful along vocational lines. L. of Bay City, and Jos. E. of Berk­
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the largest gain, 50,922, while Hood
cobducted state cases in the justice
Childrens books should be selected ley California. There are ten grand­
The
Junction
City,
Oregon
Co
­
River,
Josephine,
Morrow
and
Sher
­
and circuit courts, and the failure in
DENTIST.
with such care that the reading may children.
operative Creamery paid an average man counties show a population
these cases, which caused a great deal
(I.
O.
O. F Bldg.)
The
family
came
to
America
in
1886
of thirty-three and one-third cents slightly smaller than four years ago.
of criticism, which the present grand be a constructive element rather than
and settled in Brainerd, Minnesota ped pound for butter fat during the
destructive,
as
will
be
the
case
when
jury probed. At first the grand jury
Tillamook - Oregcu
soon after. They lived in Brainerd 7 past two years. Their lowest was 25
tried to get Governor West to have proper care is not given in placing the
It
has
taken
this
war
to
dçmon-
years and moved to Portland, Oregon cents and the highest mark 40 cents.
Mr. Gersoni resign, and when the lat­ right material in this departmnet.
and from there to this city 25 years The gross sales during the two years strate the enormous resources and
Each
citizen
should
feel
it
a
duty
to
c- HAWK,
ter called upon the governor they had
! ago where they have resided ever amounted to $68,531. They held one wealth of England, and the import­
a spirited interview, but Mr. Gersoni take a vital interest in the library. An
since.
day last week their second annual ant part this will play in the war in
refused to resign. Then the Governor institution which is provided for and
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
meeting with five hundred people which that country is now engaged.
Mr.
Provoost
opened
a
brick
yard
wanted Mr. Gersoni to hand in his maintained by public money should
According to the statement of the
have more attention from the public here and built the first brick house in pt esent, one hundred and fifty of
lesignation, and after making investi­
were
stockholders.—Rural Lord Chancellor, in a speech before Bay City .... Oregon
than is given to the average library, Tillamook County, 22 years ago. whom
gation, he would either accept the
Parliment in which he related the suc­ i_________________________
and any library board is anxious to Everyone in the county knew Mr. Spirit.
cess of the late war loan of over one .
resignation or destroy it if the charg­
have the council and suggestions of Provoost and although not engaged in
QARL HABERLACH,
es were not substantiated. Mr. Ger­
A pertinent question appeared the billion dollars, the credit of England
active business for some years, he
patrons.
amounts
to
the
fabulous
sum
of
nine
­
soni Would not acquiesce in this, so
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Miss Marvin was especially enthu­ was to be seen about. He was greatly the other day in a newspaper we were ty billion dollars, of which more than 1
the Governor- sent Miss Hobbs, his
I
reading.
It
asked.
“
How
would
you
interested
in
the
present
war
and
was
siastic in regard to the County Li­
T illamook B eock
twenty billion are due her in perfect­
secretary to investigate, and after a
brary, a move which is rapidly be­ always anxious to get the news as he like to be a missionary now, trying to ly good securities. From the United
short session with the grand jury she
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Oregon
coming exceedingly popular, solving worked for years on the fortifications explain to the ignorant heathen how States she has a credit balance of five I Tillamook
went back to Salem and made a re­
it is that the enlightened, civilized,
as it does the problem of book sup­ at Antwerp.
billion, every dollar of which will be
port adverse to Mr. Gersoni. It was
Christianized nations of the earth are
plies for the different places which
paid. It can be readily seen fr<n these •rp H. GOYNE,
the inteation of the grand jury to in­
Swástica.
murdering each other by the thou­
attempt to furnish reading matter
figures which are from official sour­
dict Mr. Gersoni, but on the advice of
sands?” We hadn’t thought about the
with funds so inadequate that when
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Circuit Judge Webster Holmes and
Mrs. Carl Haberlach W’as hostess matter, but upon giving this matter a ces, that as far as money goes, Eng­
rent, light and service of attendant
land
has
the
sinews
required
for
a
attorney H. T. Botts, who was deputy
for the Swástica Club Friday, Nov., little consideration it does appear to
are paid for there is nothing left for
long drawn out campaign, and as I Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
attorney while Mr. Gersoni was in
27th. A most delightful afternoon us that our missionaries are right up
books. This is the experience of all
they have expressed their intention to Tillamook .
- Oregon.
New YoA, thgt this could not be
was passed in sewing, which was fol­ against it just at present.—Polk Coun­
small communities, whether the mon­
use it to its fullest extent, it would
done. Then the grand jury decided to
lowed by a delicious luncheon.
ty
Itemizer.
ey is raised by taxation or subscrip­
not appear as though the dawn of
Those present were Mesdames, C.
have Gersoni recalled and circulated
OHN LELAND HENDERSON,
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tion it is always insufficient, books
peace was close in sight.—Umpqua
I. Clough, Gorden Burge, H. T. Botts
the petitions, having no trouble what­
Tronson,
in
confessing
the
killing
Valley news.
become state and the interest ceases.
ATTORNEY
P. D. Lamar, E. T. Haltom, Chester of Miss Ulrich, said he had premedit­
ever in securing 800 signatures.
With the adoption of the county
AND
- The county attorney will be given plan the book supply is increased Holden, Edwin Koch, R. B. Hays, ated the murder since July, but had
There has been such a number of
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
five days in which to resign under the many fold, new allotments being sent Erwin Harrison and Carl Haberlach, delayed commission of the crime to
English cruisers and other war ves­
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recall law, and if he fails to do so from the main library to different Misses, Marie Tinnerstet, Dorothy await the outcome of the vote on the sels lost through coming in contact
and
Caroline
Haberlach,
Jean
Clough,
Tillamook -
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- Oregon.
bill to abolish capital punishment.—
the Secretary of State will order a substations in the county at regular
with German mines and submarines, I
ROOM NO. 261.
recall election, which will take place intervals. In this way a fresh supply Mary Harrison, and Master Robt. Fiom the Oregonian.
that the public is becoming hardened *
Hays.
So, after all, it was not so much the
the end of this month.
of reading matter is available at all
J. CLAUSSEN,
The December meeting will be held pistol of Tronson, as the votes of the to the • tales of wreck and death. Each
. 1
District Attorney M. J. Gersoni has times and the interest stimulated and
.
LAWYER,
recurring
one
creates
scarcely
a’ the home of Mrs. E. T. Haltom.
people of Oregon that killed Emma
declined to resign his position, and maintained.
more of a ripple of interest on the
DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT
Ulrich. It must be some satisfaction
The advantages of the County Li­
will be a candidate at the recall elec­
minds of the public, than their sud­
Is Your Name on This List?
to the abolishers of capital punish­
213 T illamook B lock
brary will be readily appreciated
tion.
den and fearful plunge makes on the
ment to know that while they sacri­
when the fact is taken into considera­
Oregon
Standing to date in the Ray & Co. ficed the life if Miss Ulrich, by their surface of the ocean's depths. So cal- Tillamook -
loused have the minds of men become j
Christian Church.
tion that if the same levy which pro­ special coffee contest.
votes they saved that of her murder­ from the awful carnage of this short'
vides so inadequately for the small Raymond Ford .......................
T. BOALS, M.D.,
er.—Spectator.
Large crowds were in attendance local library were paid toward a
war, that a catastrophe which at
Eugenia Smith ..........................
at all the services last Sunday. About county institution, it would provide
other times would evoke the sympa- ’
We once knew a store keeper who
Lavelle Baker ............................
physician ; and surokon .
thy of the world, passes almost unnot- I
joe people were present at the even­ for, and give the entire community
used to sit on his counter and with
Warren Foland ........................
Burgeon S. P. Co.
ing service.
access to, an abundant supply of Lelia Conklin ............................
doleful face and pencil in hand, write iced, save as an incident which may ,
(I. O. O. F. Bldg )
The'
be
surpassed
on
the
morrow.
The
Neat Sunday we are expecting still books, carefully chosen and constant­
on a piece of'wrapping paper how lit­
Ernest Dodge ............................
Tillamook .... Oregon
greater things. We have our mark set ly increasing in numbers. Then there
tle money he had taken in during the world is on the tiptoe of expectancy
Art Feldschau ..........................
for a mighty struggle between these . .
for 350 in our Bible-School and there are other advantages, for instance the
day
and
week.
His
demeanor
was
pit
­
Carl Leach ................................
it no reason why we should not reach service of a trained librarian who
iable because he did nothing to better leviathan fighters of the deeps it | J E. REEDY, D.V M.,
Blanch Purdy ............................
it Following the S. S. session we in­ would have the work in charge and Warner Abplanalp ..................
his condition. Here was a man who wants the thrill of reading of the
vite the public to attend the 11 o’clock whose duty it would be to carefully Hazel Chool ..............................
VETERINARY.
never advertised and he had to sell shocks of battle where ship is match­ I
preaching service.
supervise all the substations, making Herschal Laughlin ..................
out at a loss. He really did not have ed against ship, it wants to find what
Both Phones.
“Of how much more value is a man regular visits to each of them.
much to sell for his goods were stale these mamouth engines of destruction ;
Marion Lamb ............................
than a sheep?" Will be the theme for
Another advantage is its emphasis Donald McGhee ......................
and shop worn. The man who bought can do when pitted against an equal Tillamook
Oregon
It is not interested in this
the evening sermon. This is a ques­ of the idea of unity in the county, its Harry Young ............................
him out made a success of the b»si- force.
murder
in
the
dark,
in
this
assassina
­
tion that Christ asked the world 2000 encouragement of co-operation in all
ness, partly because he had more of
years ago.
K- e . DANIELS.
county activities, and its development
the business instinct, and probably tion from beneath, no matter how de­
of countv patriotism. The library’s
chiefly, because he advertised freely structive these methods are in invest­
CHIROPRACTOR.
work among the homes of the county,
in the local paper and had the goods ed capital and human lives.—Ump­
Piano and Violin Recital.
to back up his statements.—News Re­ qua Valley News.
Local Office in the Commercial
among the pastors, teachers and
porter.
The pupils of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. county clubs, has the effect of bring­
It is believed that one effect of the
Building.
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Koch will give a piano and violin re­ ing all the people closer together.
war tax that went into effect Tuesday
TILLAMOOK - ORE
Five counties in the State of Ore­
Some time ago an Irishman and an will be hereafter deeds will give the
cital at the high school on Tuesday
Englishman went to the captain of a true consideration. A custom which
evening, the program being as fol­ gon have this system and the enthusi­
On your front porch can be lit
R. L. E. HEWITT,
asm of the people of these locali­
ship and asked for the privilege of has been popular in Washington
lows:
every night until midnight
OSTEOPATHIC
working their way across the ocean. county as well as elsewhere is that no
Nevin ties is an incentive to many of the
Rosary ...............................
nn<l register not over
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.
Orchestra.
other counties to adopt the same plan.
fifty cents per month
The captain consented but asked Pat matter whether the land sold involves
Adams
in the meter.
Tug O’War......................
It was a matter of regret that Miss
for references, while taking the Eng­ a consideration of $500 or $5000 to fill
OBSTETRICAL SPECIALIST.
Adams
Cradle Song ....................
Marvin could not remain long enough
lishman oji without them, says the in the deed with ”$io and other valu­
Both Phones.
Emma Groat.
Boston Advertiser. A few days later able considerations.” The new law
to visit other parts of the county;
Two months instruction.
Residence
and
Office
in Whitehouse
Baldwin hewever that may be possible at a coast po \\; er company the pair were washing down the deck, provides that when the consideration
Springtime
Greetin ........
springtime Greeting
Residence,
Pauline Lamar.
later date, and it is assured that her I
and just as the Englishman was lean­ is over $100 and does not exceed $500
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
Six months instruction.
ing over the side to pull up a bucket stamps representing 50 cents must be
St. Paul’s Waltz ........ ............ Vaas
of water he was caught in a huge affixed to the deed, and for each ad­ pj
T. BO11B
Eugena Smith.
I wave and carried away. "Captain,” ditional $500 or fraction thereof an­
Flower Song (violin) .............. Lange
said Pat, going to that official, "may­ other 50 cents worth of stamps must
Helen Case.
' attorney - at - law .
Joy and Sunshine ...................... Zeiler
be yez rcmimber that whin Oi came be added. As the law makes it illegal Complete Set of Abstract Books in
Marie Nielson.
on this ship yez asked me for refer­ to record a deed unless the correct
Office.
A Forest Brook.................... Ganschals
ences, an’ let that Englishman come amount of stamps are placed upon it
Hazel Lamar.
Taxe« Paid for Non Residente.
or. without them.” “Yes” replied the and as the recorder will have no way
Berceuse (Violin) ................ Goddard
T illamook B lock .
Lee Doty.
captain reflectively "What of it?” of knowing whether this is done un­
Tillamook
.... Oregon
Apple Blossoms.................... Roberts
“Nothin’," answered Pat, triumphant­ less the consideration is given it
I
Both Phones.
v
Mildred Hadley.
ly, “only he has gone off wid yer would appear that the law means that
La Coquette, (left hand alone) Krog-
bucket."—News Times.
mann.
at last the actual figures at which
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Gertrude Ebinger.
Washington county realty sells will '|)R. GEORGE J. PETERSEN
Secdnd Valse ........................ Goddard
The exigencies of war have thrown be a matter of record. This is all the
I
Mabie Lance.
DENTIST,
a stronger protection about the Amer­ more likely as the transfer of the real
Simple Aveu (Violin) ......... Thome
ican
wool
grower
than
a
tariff
wall
property
is
involved,
and
even
if
evas
­
Areta Everson.
Successor to Dr. Perkins.
9 9
1 never could have done. England has ion of the law was desired people
Jalse Caprice (Duet) .......... Rathbun
Marie Holden and Gertrude Ebinger.
refused to allow Australian wool to would hesitate to do anything that TII.LAMtXIK,
OREGON.
Uebesfruling ............................ Ehrich
be exported to the United States or .night involve the validity of the re- J______________
Miss. Gaylord.
anywhere else except to the mother cording. In computing the necessary
Joyful Peasant .................. Schumann
G. MCGEE, M D.
I country. The South American wool stamps the law provides that only
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Marie Holden.
»else ........................................... Luders
crop was short and there is European the actual payments exclusive of in­
Orchestra.
demand for all of it and for some cumbrances and liens be considered,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
, from this country if it can he secured n.eaning that if the deed gives the full I
H&rEgga Year Each Hen, Guaran-
J The nations now warring appear like consideration and there is a mortgage
Office : Next door to Star
,
*eed
I
1 I) to be engaged in same pastime at given covering a balance due only the
Theatre
Feeding cheap homemade stimulent
1 thia time next year. In the meantime cash paid is considered.—Hillsboro
Aborting Moulting. Full instructions
[ the w hole world will have to be cloth- independent.
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or send 25 cents, stamps, coin, to
rd and with all the attempts that can
"» BORGE WILLETT,
covet postage on strictly free package
' be made to popularise cotton, vool
J
DR.
WENDT.
guaranteed enough for two months
! must be used American manufactur
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ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Ceding your unlaying hens, fully con-
Eye Speclaliat,
! era are short of wool now. They will
V|neing you before sending $1. (Buy
Fit Glnwen at TlLLAMOOK CONMKKCUL BUIUlIX*
1 be in the same fix at shearing
hens make easy money.) J. Duchrest.
«. Guaranteed lilla nook .... Oregua
next i> ar tawc« ap|Maransts
I UK Judkins, Seattle, Wash.
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Ä15 Watt Mazda
Lamp
DEBATE
BENEFIT PLAY.
Charles Dickens’
“A Christmas Carol,
I
i
Dramatized and Produced
by the High School Students
in the interest of the debating
teams.
High School Auditorium,
THURSDAY. DEC. 17th
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