Tillamook headlight., April 20, 1916, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 20, 1916.
What the Editors Say.
season when roadbed conditions will imately $10,000,000 goes out of Ore­ Tillamook, with the seal of said Court
be such that heavy traffic operations gon yearly for premiums on fire, life, affixed, this the 6th day of April, A.
can be carried at a minimum expense, accident and other insurance, the out­ D., 1916.
——Q. ,,
he people of the Nehalem Bay and lay from the 800,000 people in this
J. C. Holden.
But to the President’s question: “Is lillatnook
districts have no complaint state for insurance and interest on (Seal)
County Cletk.
the country ready?” the answer is to offer because
of disarranged wint­ public bond issues reaches a large
AS A PROTECTION FOR
yes. And now to prepare for the iti- er schedules when
ground conditions sum, not far from $1,000,000 monthly.
Summons.
evitable.—The Spectator.
YOUR INVESTMENT
make an unsafe and obstructed track
Following are municipalities in
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but
when
summer
comes
with
safe
you should cover it with a fire insur-
In the Circuit Court of the State
Frank r-Dtrson,
Eberson, ot
of Tillamook,
lillamook, a and solid roadway, they feel that the Oregon having bond indebtedness,
ancy policy in a good company. Then
student of the nomal school a Mon­ railroad company should give them with amounts and yearly interest Oregon, for 'lillaniook County.
Virginie Roy Marleau, Yvonne
mouth, was brought to the Dallas every possible advantage in the way charges:
fire should happen to you, you
Annual Gervais, Fernando Gervais, Zclia
Bonds
hospital one day last week and oper­ ot rapi<b cheap and frequent transpor­
be able to start anew without de-
•
Interest
Issued
Primeau
Caron
ayd
'1
heoplule
i
ated on for appendicitis. He is re­ tation. 1 he beach resorts of this dis­
for the companies we represent
City
of
Portland
$30,475,458-$1,5'
'.5'2
Ernestine
Caron,
her
husband,
covering nicely.—Itemizer.
trict are of the best on the coast and Port of Portland
704,000
Primeau Berthelet and J. F.
all losses promptly. See us to­
their managers arc all making special Portland S. Dist
848,500
Berthclet, her husband, Janies J.
day. To-morrow may be just one day
The principal occupation of Ameri­ efforts to make them particularly at- ’ Albany ...........
466,000
Folan, Mary Polan Dore and J.
can military officers seems to be pub­ tractive this season.—Wheeler Re- 1 Ashland .........
too late.
853,000
A.
Dore,
her
husband.
lishing stories of America’s weakness porter.
Astoria ...........
95t.3t»
Plaintiffs
and pointing out to the world just
Baker ...............
646,830
vs.
where her vulnerable spots are, and
The European war has affected this Bend ..............
85.000
Valentine Roy Desrochers and
how an enemy could best take ad-
__ country more than most people real­ Carlton ...........
48,000
G. Desrochers, her husband, I’o-
vantage of them. If this is what this I ize. Every phase of human activity in Central Point. .
125,250
tnela Roy Kavanagh and John
country is educating army officers this country is affected more or less Condon ...........
95,000
♦ »
Doc Kavanagh, her husband,
for, the quicker West Point is abol­ but the place we notice first are in Coquille ...........
99,521
Marie
I.e
Febvre
Faubert
and
ished thé better.—Capital Journal.
the increase in prices of various com­ Curvallis .........
568.792
John Doe Faubert, her husband.
modities. Everything we buy ti eat, Cottage Grove
PHONE US.
CALL ON US.
\V RITE US.
229.000
Louis Primeau and Jane Doe
438.249
One of our colonels in Mexico ran to wear, to use is higher in price be­ Dallas .............
Primeau,
his
wife,
Hormisdas
80,000
TODD HOTEL BUILDING, TILLAMOOK, ORE.
short of ready cash, and had none cause of the war, though this is part­ Enterprise .......
Roy and Jane Doe Roy, his wife
i ,547.98 o
with which to buy bread for the sol­ i ly compensated for by the increased Eugene ...........
Joseph
Roy
and
Jane
Doe
Roy,
30.000
diers, but when he tried to get some I prices of some things which we have Falls City .......
his wife, l.amentia Roy Daouts'
257,890
0Q000000O0000000000000O000O0000C0000OO0OO9O
by wire, the greaser at the telegraph I to sell. War munitions, of course, and Forest Grove ..
and J. B. Daouts her husband,
1
various
sorts
of
food
stuffs
arc
first
.
Grants
Pass
..
499.813
instrument refused to send a collect
Romeo
Gervais,
Gilbcrte
Gervais,
30,000
message. An officer in almost any 1 thought of as among our saleable 1 Hermiston ....
Rene Gervais, Eugene
Roy,
238,068
other army would have commandcr- articles, but there are others. Take 1 Hood River . . .
Victor Roy and Yvonne Roy,
45,000
Tillamook, Oregon.
ed enough food and paid for it after­ I the case of paper, for instance, We Jacksonville . . .
Defendants
221.793
wards. But we Americans do things make paper in this country, but cer- 1 Klamath Falls . .
To Valentine Roy Desrochers and
tain
of
the
chemicals
needed
La
Grande
.......
________
to
’
725.234
differently.—Umpqua Valley News.
G. Desrochers, her husband, Pontela
60,000
bleach it are imported. High quality [ Lebanon .........
Roy Kavanagh and John Doe Kavan­
374.909
The good people that believed that paper, such as the Rural Spirit is 1 McMinnville . .
agh, her husband, Marie Le Febvre
258,605
on, is of the class (hat suffers ’ Marshfield .. . .
all that was necessary to secure pro­ printed
1,266,500
Faubert and Johr. Doe Faubert her
And then, such piper as this Medford .........
hibition was to enact a law received most.
77.000
husband, Louis Primeau and Jane X
has to be finished by the use of casein Milton .............
“Oregon Flower,” a Hard Wheat Patent.
a bad jolt last week when a Portland and
25,000
casein conies from milk. Before Milwaukie ....
Doe Primeau, his wife, Hormisdas
blind-pigger was acquitted, it is said, the war,
8
“
Yamhill
Family Blend,’’ Hard & Valley Wheat.
Newberg .........
211,380
his
wife,
casein
sold
for
about
Cli
Roy
and
Jane
Doc
Roy,
because of a technical defect in the cents per bound. Now it sells for 28 North Bend ... . 183,346
Joseph Roy and Jane Doe Roy, his g
proceedings, Prohibition has been to
"Morning
Siur, ” Su/i’C/
H’/ h u L
59,500
30 cents, and it looks like lhe big Ontario ...........
wife, Lamentia Roy Daouts and J. B.
made a farce in other states in this creameries
Oregon
City
..
.
515,000
could
make
some
big
Daouts, her husband, Romeo Gervais,
same fashion and it remains to be money by extracting the casein from Pendleton .......
735,000
Rene
Gervais,
Gilberte Gervais,
seen whether Oregon will have a the skim milk. Should this be prac­ Redmond .......
35,000
Roy,
Victor
Roy and
Eugene
farce or the real thing.—Hillsboro ticable, it would open up new possi­ Riddle .............
27,00
Yvonne Roy, defendants.
Independent.
bilities for the dairy industry and the Roseburg .......
314.855
in the name of the state of Oregon:
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Salem
.............
1.132,125
dairymen should get a little better
Blue and White Printed Linoleum,
You and each of you are hereby re­
When it comes to technicalities the price
Seaside
...........
93.000
for his product.—Rural Spirit.
quired to appear and answer the com­
American juror is no slouch. In the
per square yard, 45c.
Silverton .........
141,000
plaint filed against you in the above
trial of George Schultz for selling li­
Springfield
....
147,050
entitled
suit
on
or
before
the
expira
­
Prohibition and Prejudice.
from $18.00 to $25.00
9x12 Rugs
quor in violation of law in Portland
Sutherlin .........
88,446
tion of six weeks from the date of the
the jury Saturday found a verdict of
I Tillamook .......
120,000
first
publication
of
this
summons,
Our prohibition law is neither a fair Vale ................
$2.50
not guilty because the complaint did
Large Arm Rockers
110,000
and if you fail so to appear and ans­
not specify that these liquors were nor a wise one; but such as It is it Warrenton ....
150,000
wer, for want thereof plaintiffs will
sold at 293 Washington street, but in­ should be enforced until it is amend­ Weston ...........
$5.50
Leatherette Seat Rockers-
25,000
apply to said court for the relief de­
stead said they were sold “in the Per­ ed or abrogated. The Schultz verdict West Linn ....
200,000
manded in the complaint herein. The
kins hotel at the corner of Washing-' does not bring the statute into con­ » Willamina ....
25,000
from $10.00 to $16.50
Morris Chairs -
relief demanded is, that a decree of
ton and Fifth streets.” It seems the tempt; rather, it casts very grave Woodburn ....
103,913
partition be entered, in this cause, to­
bar run by Schultz for the sale of doubt on the probity of -Fie jury and
temperance drinks and where it is al­ I causes the majority that passed the
Totals
$46,788,325 $2,363,908 gether with an order appointing one
or more referees to sell the real
leged the liquors were sold was in the statute to look about for some means
25
Towns
are Omitted
property in the complaint dpscribcd,
Perkins hotel building but “was not a to make it more drastic.
Masonic Building, next door to Post Office.
More than 25 municipalities have and to apply the proceeds to the pay­
part of the Perkins hotel.” There is i We all know that the prohibition issued
i
bonds
for
water
works,
sewers,
law
docs
not
stop
the
consumption
of
ment
of
the
costs
and
expenses
of
the
nothing more ridiculous than law as
lighting plants, street paving or
it is interpreted, except the lawyers liquor in Oregon. It does stop the scnools not appealing in the forego­ suit, and to divide the remainder of
w-ho tangle it and the jurymen who > open saloon trade, which is good; ing list because of lack of specific in­ the proceeds among the plaintiffs and
bungle
its enforcement.—Capital 1 but prohibiting the manufacture of formation. The cities and towns om­ defendants -in the following propor-
i beer by our own brewers and permit­
tions, that is to say:
Journal.
ting the importation of beer made in itted are Amity, Bandon, Beaverton,
To plaintiff Virginie Roy Marleau
Stagnation of States in the Pacific ' neighboring states, , it is bad. Some Dallas, Dayton, Gladstone, GYeshani, one-fifth.
Hillsboro,
Independence,
Haines,
to
persons
have
the
good
fortune
to
be
To the plaintiffs Y’vonne Gervais,
Northwest is due to excesses t_
Junction City, Lafayette, Mt. Angel,
which regulation and taxation of cor­ able make themselves believe that at Monmouth, Myrtle Point, Newport, Fernando Gervais, and the defend-
the
next
election
the
voters
will
pass
porations have been carried. Being
Oakland, St. Helens, Sheridan, Tal­ ants Romeo Gervais, Gilbert Gervais
denied a fair return on their capital, an amendment permitting our brew­ ent and possible some others The and Rene Gervais, each one-one-
eries
to
reopen
and
make
beer
for
our
I
investors have blacklisted these states
probable aggregate of bonds out­ hundredth part.
and the people suffer through lack of own consumption. Why should not standing of these 25 municipalities is
To the defendants Valentine Roy
development. Public regulation has this be done? Since we are alloewd to $1,000,000, on which the annual in­ Desrochers, l’omcla Roy Kavanagh,
practically done away with the evils drink 24 quarts of beer every 30 days, terest, at rates ranging from 5 to 6 Marie Le Febvre Faubert, Hormis-
of over-capitalization,
extortation, why should we have to send our mon­ per cent, is about $110,000.
das Roy, Joseph Roy and Lamentia
oppression, secret and corrupt inter­ ey out of the state for our monthly
Roy Daouts, each one-twentieth.
A
table
of
itemized
county
indebt
­
ference with politics, which they for­ • dole?
To the plaintiffs Zelia Primeau
edness fillows:
I
This
feature
and
some
other
objec
­
merly practiced. Corporations gener­
Bonds
Annual Caror and Ernestine Primeau Ber-
tionable
sections
of
the
law
might
ally accepted this new situation. They
Counties
Issued
Interest thelet, and the defendant Louis Pri-
frankly submit to regulation and ac­ well be amended; but we need look •Clatsop ........... I 400,000
$20,000 ntcau, each one-fifteenth.
THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN
for
no
ameliorating
legislation
as
cept their position as public servants
•Columbia .......
To the defendants Eugene Roy,
300,000
18,000
long
as
our
prejudiced
juries
exercise
under their own names. Fair dealing
•Hood river .. .
75.000
3.750 V ictor Roy and Yvonne Roy, each
THE COUNTY.
1 the •Jackson
by the corporations having been as­ in the attempted nullification of
.........
500,000
25,000 one-sixtieth.
i
that
law
the
same
stupid
radicalism
sured, justice and the public interest
¡Malheur
...........
30,000
To
the
plaintiffs
James
J.
Polan
1,500
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere
require fair dealing by the public to­ our biased prohibitionists show’cd in •Multnomah . . .
¡,125,000
62,500 and Mary Polan Dore, each one-
ward the corporations.—Oregonian. passing it.—The Spectator.
¡Multnomah . . . .
1,125,000
62,500 tenth.
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The said parties being as alleged by
Bonded Debt $45,000,000.
George
Hitchcock,
Contractor
Totals
$3,615,000 $'93.250 the complaint the owners of the said
Wakefield’s foreman, came out from
•Highways
| Bridges.
real property in said proportions,
He is convinced of it—"This is
i a Beware of Ointments for
Port of ‘ Astoria ... $550,000 $27.500 and the erther parties to the cause, be­ harrud.
Portland, Tuesday, with a crew of
(From the Telegram.)
world,” said one laborer to Catarrh that Contain Mercury
Port of Coos Bay.
men and stopped at the mouth of the
900,000
30,000
ing alleged to be respectively the another. “Yes. Do do be thinkin ’ av ns mercury will surely destroy the sense
For public purposes Oregon com­ Port of Nehalem .
Salmonberry, where a new quarry is
¿85,000
17.100 husbands and wives as indicated of that ivery time Oi put me pickaxe t in- of smell and completely derange the whole
to be opened up to furnish the rock munities have established their credit Port of Siuslaw . .
system when entering
it through the
300,500
17,180
the respective plaintiffs and defend­ til it.”
mucous surfaces. Such articles should n ver
for the north jetty. The men are now in the financial world to the extent oi Port of Bay . City
407,000 24.420 ants, and to have inchoate interests
, .
be used except on prescriptions
from re­
approximately
$45,000,000,
according
Port of Toledo .
busy laying sidings and building the
50,000
table physicians as the damage they wiil
3.000 as such husbands and wives only in
"Uncle, why did you never marry?” do
is ten fold to the g ><><! you can possibly
camps. It will be but a short time to figures recently cast up from de­
said real property.
”1 never found a girl that would derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
tailed information appearing in the
now until they will be ready to com­ new
Totals ......... $2,192,500 $119,200
manufacture«! by' F. J. Cheney & Co..
That as part of the expenses an at­ have me.”
York Commercial and Financial
mence breaking down the rock ready Chronicle,
O , contains no mercury, and is
Summarized
the
various
classes
of
based on official reports bond issues and the yearly interest torney’s fee of $_'5o.oo be allowed to | "Uncle, somebody’s been fooling Tclcdo,
taken internally acting directly upon the
for delivery. A large gang of work­
blood
and
mucous surfaces of the system
you.
Our
sex
isn
’
t
that
particular.
”
the
plaintiffs
for
the
prosecution
of
men will be kept busy at this quarry la'st fall. The list includes cities w hich charges are:
In buying Hall’s Catarrh ( arc be sure you
the suit.
have created bond indebtedness for
get
the
genuine.
It is taken Infernally and
from now on and this means a great installing
and school districts, $46,788,-
water supply water systems, 325 Cities
The lands prayed to be partition- j Desk Sergeant—Didn't I tell you made in Tried o. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Ai Co.
bonds
issued;
annual
interest
$2,-
deal for this district as their supply Luilding sewers
Testimonials
free.
the
last
time
you
were
here
that
I
and docks, erecting 363.908.
ed in this suit arc situate in Tilla­
and amusement point. The prepara­ bridges and schools
Sold by Druggists. Price 7iSc. per bottle
other public
mook County, Oregon, and are de­ never wanted to see you before me
fake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
tions are rapidly going forward at the buildings, improving and
Counties,
Highways,
Bridges,
$3,-
again?
streets
and
pro
­
scribed
as
follows:
,
jetty to be ready to receive the rock viding lighting and power service; 615,000 bond* issued; $193,250 anndhl
Lots 2, 3, and 13 of Section 31, in I Toodles—Yes, yet* honor. That’s
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
at an early date. The location of the counties which have built bridges and interest.
what I told the top, but he wouldn't
quarry at this end of the county is modern highways, and port districts
Torts other than Portland, $2,102,- Township 3, North of Range 9 West believe me.
Police and Detectives Are Using Lip
very gratifying to our residents and taking on the task of improving har­ 500 bonds issued; $119,200 annual in­ of Willamette Meridian.
The North half of the North East
Reading in Place °f the Dic­
will be one more factor toward giving bors. So far as the list extended it terest.
The managing editor wheeled his
tagraph.
Omitted list estimated $1,000,000 quarter; the South East quarter of ■ chair around and pushed a button in
th<4 Nehalem bay country one of the was quite complete, but more than 25
the
North
East
quarter,
and
lot
3
of
Thousands of deaf people are today
btfsiest history
of its history.— municipalities are known to have bonds issued, $110,000 annual interest
the wall. The person wanted entered. throwing
Section
36,
in
Township
3,
North
of
away all hearing devices
Grand total, $53,595,825 bonds issu­
Wheeler Reporter.
been omitted.
Range to. West of Willamette Meri­ "Here,” said the editor, "are a num­ and enjoying all conversation. This
interest.
■— -o- ■
ber of directions from outsiders as to method is easily and quickly acquired
The yearly interest charge on the ed; $2,786,358 annual
—
—
■>
dian,
and
Gasoline has gone up by leaps and large aggregate of bond debts ap­
Commencing at the meander post the best way to run a newspaper. See through our system. Absolutely the
bounds during the past year. Tnc proximates $2,750,000, or $7,630 for
Citation.
they are all carried out;’’and the
on the Section line between Section that
thing of its kind in the country.
government has been probing the sit­ each day in the year. Based on a pop­
office boy, gathering them all I into only
31.
in
Township
3,
North
of
Range
9
Oui proposition is entirely original.
uation to ascertain if the claim of lhe ulation of 800,000 in the state, '.he per
In the County Court of the State of
the
large
wastebasket,
did
so.
Cost is trifling. See what New Inter­
West, and Section 36 in Township 3
producers, that there was a shortage capita interest charge is $3.40 yearly Oregon, for Tillamook County.
»■■Wi'
. 1
national Encyclopaedia says on Lip
in crude oil and excessive amount of ) and for the principal $67 yearly,
In the matter of the estate of Har­ North of Range to West, and running
AFTBR
ONE
YEAR
Reading. Hundreds of people with
thence North on said Section line 30
exports, were true. It ha* been dis­ compared with a total assessed valu­ vey N. Cottle, Deceased.
covered by the Department of Com­ ation of $9000,000,000, the total bond
To Addie Cottle, Bertha G. Cottle, rods; thence West 208 feet; thence Hillabora Testimony Remains U"-, normal hearing are taking up Lip
reading for the many additional ben­
merce that the exports for 1915 were indebtedness is about 6 per cent, al­ Reamond Cottle, Harold W. Cottle South, parallel with said section line,
shaken.
,
I efits
gained. You can understand
fifty million barrels less than in the though the per centage is nearly Isabel K. Cottle, Fred B. Cottle and to the Nehalem River; thence follow­
lime is the best test of truth. Here what the actors are saying just as far
ing the right bank of said Nehalem is a Hillsboro story that ha* stood
previous year, and that the increase double in many known instances.
Harry B. Cottle, greeting.
as you can sec them. The eye
of crude patroleum was twenty per
In the name of the State of Oregon. River Easterly, up said river, to the the
..... test of uiiic
time. . ii
It is
is a a story
story wnn
with a a away
Sinking Fund High.
understands beyond the range of
'
‘ ** _J“
. j
place of beginning.
cent greater. The report also showed
You
are
hereby^required
to
appear
|
point
that
will
come
straight
home
to
While the figures presented do not
hearing. Send no money, but mention
that on January first the stock on
This summons is published in the many of us.
,
> in ,he County Court of the State of
hand was the largest in the history of take account of the sums f <
Tillamook Headlight by order of the | William Wolf, Jefferson St., Fiiills- this paper and state whether or not
I
Oregon,
for
the
County
of
Tillamook,
the oil industry. A decrease in export, invested by municipalities for sinking ‘ at the court room thereof, at Tilla­ Honorable A. M. Hare, County Judge boro, Ore., says: “My back was »0 you are deaf. All particulars will he
an increase in production and an in­ fund purposes, which is the case of mook City, in the County of Tilla­ of Tillamook County, Oregon, said bad that I could "hardly get around. sent you absolutely free and with no
crease of the amount of stock on the city of Portland amounted on mook, on Wednesday, the 17th day order being dated the 22nd day of Doan’s Kidney Pills brought me al- expense to you. Address, School of
hand, with the uniform price of the February 21 of this year to $1,561,697, of May, 1916, at 10 o’clock in the March, 1916, requiring publication ~zz
most ‘. immediate relief. After
4___ . I l.tad Lip Language, Kansas City, Missouri.
various companies, which has been several of the cities and other muni- : forenoon of that day, then and there hereof to be made once a week for finished one box, my back was all
steadily increasing for a year, looks cipal districts have issued bonds since to show cause, if any there be, why six successive weeks, and the first right. There is nothing equal to
like conspiracy. The users of gasoline last November, the date of this com­ ! said Court should not make an order publication of this Summons is made Doan’s Kidney Pill* for the cure of I
Kidney trouble.” (Statement giv tn |
and oils have suffered more since the pilation, and many have floating war­ as prayed for in the petition of H. T. on the 23 day of March, 1916.
Sept. 23, 1911).
and carry around a load
so-called dissolution of the Standard rant indebtedness which will about Botts, Administrator with the will
H.
T
Botts,
Over a year later, Mr. Wolf sai l:|
: of water and a cold, z
Oil Company, on account of advance offset the amount of funds accumu­ annexed of Harry Wingate Cottle,
Attorney
for
Plaintiff*.
for redemption of bonds.
"The cure Doan’s
Kidney
deceased, authorizing, licensing and
in prices, than before. It is very ap­ lating
Tower’* Fish Brand
Probably 75 per cent of the to^al | directing the administrator to sell at
brought has been permanent.”
parent in the light of these facts, that
bonded
indebtedness
in
Oregon
has
Price
50c.,
at
all
dealers.
...
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.
Don
’
t'
Smile
a
Little.
private
sale
all
of
the
following
de
­
speculation is at the bottom of the
been created in the past six years, scribed real property, situate in Till­
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
increase in the prices of gas and oils and
because so few of the bond issue* amook County, State of Oregon, to-
"How did he get that pronounced Doan * Kidney Pills—the same that
—Telephone Register.
apart from those issued for street I wit:
Mr. Wolf has twice publicly recom­
stoop,”
.
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Lots I, 8, 9, and to of Blork 5 in the ; "Carrying on a courtship with a mended. botter-Milbourn Co., Props.
The Reporter is interested to improvements, are redeemable serial
the interest charges will run from | town of Bay City, Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, j ticket seller
Buffalo, N. Y.
ksiow if it would not be possible to ( ly
__________
at a movie
show."
rheds every drop.
~ ' 1 Pacific to ¡0 to 20 years longer, unless provision | Block 1, and >4 interest in Lot 2, | "Rut I don’t understand. How did I
persuade the Southern
Easy fitting and
is
made
to
effect
redemptions
by
is
­
J Congress dominated by Democrat!,
Mart their summer schedule a little , suing refunding bonds at lower in­ Block 6, Cone & Company’s Addition he get that stoop’”
strong at every
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.-u
pa
,»
a
need
never
be
expected
to
I to Bay City. One-half interest in Lots ' “Bending over to talk through the
eaHier than usual this season, This , terest rates.
point. Reflex Edges
protective tariff or anything to any
I 15 and ¡6, Block 55, and all of Lots i little window.”
year there is no diversion on the i
•top every drop
10
Per
Cent
of
Bond*
in
States
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I 13 to ¡6 in Block 57. Pacific Addition '
degree akin to a protective tariff.',
coast like the Panama-Pacific E<-1
from running in
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tariff commission or no tariff corr.-
It _ is _____
estimated
that less than 10 per to Bay City, all situate in Tillamook
"Halt! Who goes there?”
position and the beach resorts will ¡ ..
at the front *■>
____ to ___
__ ___ _______
cent of the
th bonds issued by Oregon 'County, Oregon.
appeal
the pleasure
seeker« Tm- ¡cent
German spy, "I chust rant to make mission.
Trotac««* Het, 75 esnts
proved renditions in all business lines municipalities are held within the f For the purpose of paying charges, a drawing of the fortifications.”
There’* no way of getting aiMay
Setu/ocrkm Guaranteed
will justify vacations and stimulate a . state, which means that nearly all the expense* and claims still unsatisfied
from it. The next presidential__
baU _ 1c
Send for catulo*
,
tendency toward recreation. An earlv . money paid for interest goes else- fgainst said estate.
Teacher—Do you know Tommy, will be fought along the line* of pt o-
adoption of the beach schedule will ( where without benefiting local people i
lines* the Honorable A M Hare when shingle* first came into use?
A. J. TOWER CO?
*
lection a* heretofore. Next year tl it
»et as a pathfinder for an unpriced-i from the circulating
1 .udge of «he County Court of the
Tommy—I think when I was be­ American people will either accept »or . SU
BOSTON
OJZ/BRAi®
ented rswiTrgrr
later in the J When it is considered that approx- 'Male ot Oregon, for Hie County of tween fiv« and six year* old, ma’am. reject a protective tariff.
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FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!'.
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