Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, May 13, 1915, Image 3

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    Tillamook
Headlight,
ay 13, I Pio.
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State Press Flashlights insatible for notoriety, sacrificed all
Don't Like it in Iowa.
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| the worthless powers of a gifted in­
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Winterset Iowa, May, 5.
If you buy out of town, and if your tellect to the passions of popularity
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
neighbor buys out of town, what will that posess him, and so lost his pow­ My Dear Old Headlight.
Diploma fr \u Chicago Musical
become of your town. Think of these er for good and his enduring influence
1 once read of divine man that call­
College.— Beginners receive the same
among the people he sought to coun­ ed to his attendent to bring him the
things—News Reporter.
OUR PURPOSE IS TO SERVE THE
careful training as the most advanced.
cil and lead.—W illamina Tinies.
book. The attendant inquired “what
PUBLIC
WELL
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc­
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book”. He replied, “There is but one ’
The Willamina Times makes a plea
tion.
If you had a falling out with a book the Bible.”
Our plant is well equipped and
for cemetery improvement. But cem­
All lessons given at Studio.
So I am beginning to awake to the 1
eteries are places in which many neighbor and are contemplating go­
maintained in perfect running
people are but slightly interested and ing to law to get satisfaction it may fact there is but one country—the
order.
p T BOALS, M.D.,
which they never visit until they have be profitable to you to read the fol­ Pacific Coast. I have been in this city
We
can
furnish
you
with
any
­
to, and then it is too late for them to lowing front the pen of Walt Mason a week. Its the county seat of Madi-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
I-
thing in electric supplies or fix
con county, one of the best counties
do anything.—Hillsboro Independent. says, the Newberg Graphic:
Surgeon S P. Co.
“
Old
Wax
and
I
lived
side
by
side
tures
for
wiring,
lighting,
heat-
in the state, beautifully located, a
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(I. O. O. F. Bl<1g )
itig, power, or cooking.
W. S. U’Ren has dropped the agita­ and never had a row, until one day railway has been here for 45 years, a
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tion of the single tax churn long he lammed the hide of my brindle the soil is rich, the county well water­
We have experienced and capa­
enough to purchase a hardware stock cow. He said she chewed a suit of ed, best timber in the state is here,
ble men to attend to our lines and
at Dayton, over which he will have clothes that hung upon a line and— fine stone is quarried here, but with
EBSTER HOLMES.
to
do house wiring ami instilla­
well,
I
biffed
him
on
the
nose
and
he
all
it
has
not
grown
in
’
the
40
years
I
personal charge. It is hoped he will
I
tions.
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
meet with better success in his hon­ soaked me on mine. We owned our have been away. The old school
est occupation than he enjoyed in at­ homes, were out of debt—had money house where I was born, that was
ISIelöIe
COM M K RC IA L BU ILDING,
tempting to foist his single tax ideas in the bank—the day he hit my brin­ built 56 years ago, still stands; with
dle
pet
and
I
gave
him
that
spank,
but seven pupils enrolled, so I am
upon the voters of Oregon.—Sheri­
FIRST STREET.
Awhile we stood around and cussed seeing and trying to understand what o oOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
dan Sun.
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o
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
and wagged the fluent jaw, until, it really takes to make a country. If o
o
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o
I
o
o
surcharged
with
deep
disgust,
we
rich
soil
was
all,
its
here.
If
level
If we.build roads that will last 50
o
0
o J E. RHEDX', D.V M„
or too years, why shouldn’t the com­ turned and went to law. Oh, that was lands so there is virtually no waste o
o
0
bum
and
beastly
sport,
the
lawyers,
o
make
a
country,
its
here.
But,
sir,
ing generation—who will enjoy them
o
o
o
VETERINARY.
o
pay their share? A bond issue spread smooth and deft, conveyed the case this people are far from being up to o
o
0
from
court
to
court
and
taxed
us
the
plain
we
Oregonians
enjoy.
We
over a period of 50 years would dis­
o
Both Phones.
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tribute the burden so lightly that we right and left. Now at the poor farm excell them in church property. Their o
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.
.
Oregon
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compare o
would never notice it. If we wait un- Wax and I in our fading years; I lean school buildings doesn’t
o
o
on
him
and
heave
a
sigh
and
he
with
ours.
The
barns
and
dwellings
o
til we have the money on hand we
o
o
will never get better roads than we bursts into tears. Sometimes we are a sad dissappointment to me. The o
o rp H. GOYNE,
o
and are now prepared to develop
o
now have. Think this over carefully.— wonder down the road where once | I roads are not any ways near what o
o
o
we done our biz; a lawyer lives in ' they could or should be in a county o
o
your film and make prints for the
News Times.
o
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
my abode another lives in his. Then like this. The small farmer is gone. 0
o
0
Amateur trade.
o
It isn’t very material which route to the poor farm back we go and seek The land is getting into the hands of 0
o Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
A
n I
to the coast is chosen if the new our couch of straw, and dream of joys the few. Blue grass pasture is taking o
o
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wagon road if all three counties at we once did know before we went to the place of the cornfield. The state, Ù
while the richest in soil in the United o
at first conseined are not to join in law.”
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States, is not adding to its population o
the construction. If Yamhill is to
IJ OHN LELAND HENDERSON,
G
The editor of the Benton County but, actually decreasing. I see no pub­ o
build it herself, she should select the
Reliable
Druggist
o
o
shortest and cheapest route, and go to Courier, who as editor of the Oregon lic improvements, but the old timer o
ATTORNEY
o
Wier
Sprechen
Deutsch.
o
with
a
shudder
will
speak
of
his
tax
City
Courier
during
the
past
political
o
work. It is needed, and will mean
AND
i
o
more to Yamhill County commercial­ campaign was a meek and lowly de- receipt and the extravagance of roads 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000oooonoooo
COUNSELLOR. AT-LAW.
ly than most people are wont to scipleof the great Woodrow and an and schools. And it makes me feel
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implicit believer in his theory of like taking a soby corn stalk and
think.—Telephone Register.
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tariff reduction, has dropped the hood handing him one. Those poor old
ROOM NO. 201.
The little town of Lewis Kansas, wink from his vision and is permitted land hogs actually pay school teach­
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whose population is about 700, has to view conditions as they actually ers $40.00 a month, and I heard of
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J. CLAUSSEN,
found an effective method of dealing exist with the husks of political bias one preacher that got $600 a year
0
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LAWYER,
with the cigarette habit without hav- removed. This Benton county editor and all he did was to preach for two
DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT
iug recourse to passing laws. The frankly admits that has been betting congregations nine miles apart, visit
young men of the town simply band­ on the three shell tariff game and lost their sick, bury their dead, and wor­
2’3 T illamook B lock
ed themselves together and refused and says: With a splendid opening ry day and night to keep his flock
On Second Ave. East. In Williams Bldg.
to accept the company of any young for being called a "wuinp” and lots of from turning to Durock Hogs. Thank
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Oregon
A fine line of FRESH and SMOKED MEATS and FISH
man who was known to be a user of other horrid names, we arc going to God I am to have the privilege of
$
cigarettes. If press reports may be re­ express our opinion. Twoan d a half skinning some of them, and I am
JACK OLSEN,
lied upon, cigarette smoking declined years ago Woodrow Wilson was just going to do it good, for I am
No chance for our Beef to be infected with tub­
amazingly as soon as the young men elected on the platform that the tariff never coming back here, see. I am
DENTIST.
erculosis; we sei! only U. S. Inspected Beef. No
realized that the girls meant what was a tax, and as soon as congress not writing only for one purpose,
(L O. O. F Bldg.)
.tag hog. go with u.
We .ell the best country
reduced that tax there would be con­ and that is to try to close the clam
they said.—Oregon Register.
hoga only
tinuous bargain days on the wears shells of the knockers at home.
I
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and
tears.
How
has
it
panned
out?
It
have
been
here
eight
days.
Have
When one stops and looks about
1_I
T. bin i a
him a bit, or reads a little, it docs not should be marked “Exhibit A,” con­ been roasted two days, scared by
Now open and ready for business
a a .
We will deliver to al] parts of the city
appear as if it ought to be hard to signed to the archives of what is end­ lightning, had the windows all knock­
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
understand “Why is the high cost of ed, and we mutts who put the deal ed out of my bedroom with hail. Next
Complete Set of Ab«tract Book* i
living?” A recent report is to the ef­ over should call for the kicking ma­ morning I tried to take a walk and
Office.
fect that the public in the United chine. According to all the rules of all the mud that touched my feet
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
States last year paid $275,000,000 to the game prices should be lower stuck so t ght I had to get a case
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see the "movies”—which was $75,- when the tariff is reduced. Any kid knife to cut it loose. I am expecting
RESOLVED
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000 more than the estimated gains of can sec this. But the game isn’t play­ to start home June 15, via Yellow
Both Phones.
farmers from the higher prices of ed according to Hoyle thesc’days. It Stone Park. I am out for a time but if
WE ARE ON THE
grains. Down in Portland a couple of is played according to "He Who Gets my Lord spares my life I will have
weeks ago we counted forty automo­ Has.” The writer of this article was my best time upon returning to the
C. HAWK,
WATCH FOR
NEW
biles in one city block. It is safe to one of many conscientious supporters land of pure air, good water, beauti­
say their average cost was $1,500 of the tariff reduction theory, but he ful women, lovely children, and
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
THIN65. WE KEEP
each—a total of $60,000. Ten ma­ is fast coming to a realization that he where a good majority of our men
had
a
distorted
vision.
Looked
good,
are
not
afraid
to
spend
money
to
im
­
chines in one city block would have
Bay City
Oregon
UP WITH THET1ME5.
been a curiosity six years ago.—Polk and you couldn’t see it only in one prove the country. In my devotions I
way:
If
there
was
a
tariff
tax
of
a
am
asking
my
Lord
to
bless
old
Ore
­
County Itcmirer.
BUJTER BROWN.
QR. L. L. HOY,
cent a pound on a commodity we gon and grant me a safe journey
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consumed a heap of, it was just as home.
Upon America has been impressed
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
certain as water runs down hill that
I enjoyed the company of the Rev.
the greatest task a country has ever
we get the stuff a cent less per pound XX Kite of Tillamook as far as Des­
T illamook B lock ,
been called to face, that of keeping
But we didn't. We lowered the bars Moines, Iowa.
an entire nation upon the face of the
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Oregon.
I close by sending all my best
and let meat come in. It came in ship
earth. Some of the men will come
loads from Australia, came in a lot gards.
C. H. Waymire.
backfrom the war. They will estab­
cheaper than we were paying, but in
ELMER ALLEN
lish homes, begin life again. Thous­
Notice to Farmer*.
the final pass out it went onto the
ands upon thousands will never re­
(Succeaeor to Dr. Sharp),
same scales at the same price as the
turn. The sturdy little Belgian nation
The
Tillamook
Lime
Products
Co.,
domestic beef that the meat trust
DENTIST.
will dwindle to a handful unless
fixes prices for. We took the tariff is ready to furnish ground lime stone
America keps the spark of life
to
the
farmers.
The
lime
stone
is
Commercia!
Building, Tillamook
off hides and reduced it on leather
alight. Every Belgian baby must be
so we could have shoes cheaper, and ground so as to pass a 1-6 inch wire
kept alive if the nation is to be saved.
QARI. HABERLACH,
the price of shoes has steadly ad­ screen.
It can be done in only one way. We vanced. On almost every article we
The lime stone will cost $5.00 per
must feed Belgium. We must feed
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
cat or wear the Wilson congress re­ ton in sacks at the plant. A charge of
those able to work unless conditions duced duties so we could have our 3 cents per sack or 60c. per ton extra
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are adjusted and work created for stuff cheaper—and we got gold brick­ will be made for the sacks unless
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them. Wc must feed those unable to ed for fair. This country got left of sacks are furnished by the customer
Oregon
work—the old and the sick men and millions of dollars on import duties; Only grain or meal sacks with a close Royal Club Coflee 1 lb. can 40c.
women. We must feed the children, the trusts and importers got heaps of weave should be brought as the fine Royal Club Coffee 3 lb. Can $1 00.
0R. GEORGE J. PETERSEN
We must feed the mothers, and the foreign goods cheaper, and we got it dust or powder will all be lost if the
DENTIST,
moth rs with little babies in their where Alice wore the necklace. To be sacks have a course weave leaving Royal Club Coffee 5 lb. can $1.50.
arms.—Astorian.
only
the
course
grains
of
limestone
in
Imported
Crystal
Rice
25c.
per
pkg.
sure the European war has framed up
Succensor to Dr. Perkin*
the sacks.
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a convenient excuse, but it leaks.
Royal White Soap G bars for 25c.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
A set of new grinding rollers are
With stupendous egotism Colonel The goods will be marked up to a
A. N. Vaughn Fancy Creamery Butter 60c per roll.
being
installed
to
increase
the
capac
­
Roosevelt proceeds to attack the certain selling price, the fellows that
ity and produce a finer product.
Standard Corn $2.00 per case.
Q BORGE WILLETT,
Women’s National Peace Federation fix prices will stand pat, and you and
Address all compiuni.-a’ions to U.
Standard
Tomatoes
$2
00
per
case.
and stigmatizes it is "silly and base.” 1 will pay that price, regardless of
G. Jackson, Box 413, Tillamook.
1 hat an ex-president of the United which old party is in power. It's the
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Leave order* with us for land plaster.
States should deccnd to such levels is three shell game. We’ve played it for
T
illamook
C ommercial B uilbino
How’s This ?
but evidence of the sorry straits to years, and the most of us will con-
We offer O nb H undred D ollars R bwabd
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which men are led who let their ego­ tinue to be buncoed. It isn’t the tariff or any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
tism run away with their reason and that needs lowering; but the com- by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
GROCERIES,JSMOKED MEATS, FRUITS, VEG
^R. E. E, DANIEIX
P J CHBNEY & CO., Teledo. O.
sacrifice all their powers at the altar bination that fix and maintain prices.
We, the undersigned hare known F-J.
ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED.
of notoriety. With equal impunity he Tariff reduction is simply a national Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
CHIROPRACTOR.
perfectly honorable in
all business
faces the charges brought against benefit of the combinations and a him
transaction« and financially able to carry
TILLAMOOK,
J
OREGON
I-ocal
Office
in tilt Commercial
out
any
obligations
made
by
his
firm.
him by Boss Barnes and swaggers national joke for the people.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
through the evidence with an air
Building.
Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
that says plainly. "Yes, I admit it all,
An unknown man was found dead acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
TILLAMOOK
- ORE
but I did it. and therefore it is right.” in the outskirts of a small Kansas surface« of the system Testimonials went
free. Price 75 cents per bottle
¿old by all
1 here ought to ue more regard for town recently. A revolver and $100 Drnwsd«**
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation
truth and propriety on the part of in cash were found on his person.
EAT VIERECK’S
would he leaders of thought, and less The coroner held an inquest and it
A Ney York husband object*
Spring Suits From $30.00 and up. We also do
regard for cheap publicity that will took $75 to defray the expenses and warmed over veal, which even
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
BREAD,
blazen their name forth, regardless of bury the body. The police judge fined prodigal son would have refused
the motives and the purpose that the corpse $25 dollars for carrying eat.
actuate them. Roosevelt will go down concealed weapons and confiscated
TILLAMOOK BAKERY
Owner* of short skirt* should feel
in history as a man exhalted to the the gun. The local editor who pub­ reassured by the announcement of
TILLAMOOK.
highest places of power in the gift of lished the obituary got nothing — the hosiery makers that they have an
l*t St. aud 2nd Ave,
Phone J 27.
a people, but who, led astray by an Altoona (Kansas) Tribune.
ample supply of dyestuffs.
I
At All Grocers.
| Coast Power Company.
We have added a complete
developing and printips out­
fit to our
Kodak Department
C. I. Clough Co
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8
si
City Meat Market
John Dannials, Prop.
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RAY & CO.
EXCLUSIVE TAILORING
J. W. EDWALL,
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