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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 13. 1916-
HYPOCRISY” CRY OF
GERMAN SOCALIST.
MEDICINE' FORMULA
EXPOSED IN COURT.
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It Was You Who Chose War,” Re­ Dr. C. Howard Childs Is Put on Trial
Charged With Obtaining M°ney
tort of Liebknecht to Bethmann
By Fraud.
Hollweg.
Nineteenth Judicial
in acquiring exclusive knowledge of To the Voters,
District.
such a revolutionary invention, even
—o
though some subsequent inventor
I
am a Democratic candidate for
may devise ways of impairing its ef­
I
nomination
to
the
office of CirctMt
fectiveness.
Judge, Nineteenth Judicial District 11
nominated and elected, 1 shall try to
The Cost of Motering.
do my duty and maintain my inde­
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To run 2,000,000 cars for one year pendence.
_ - , ,
S. S. Johnson.
requires at the very least 1,000,000,000
To th* Voter* of Tillamook County,
To The Voters of Tillamoox County.
o- ■
1 herewith announce myself aJ a
I hereby announce myself a* a.can-
candidate to succeed myself as county
didate for the nomination by the M
publican party for-the office OiDis­ surveyor. If nominated and elected 1
trict Attorney, to be voted for at the will continue to enforce the same
policies practiced by my office- in the
next regular primary c.ecnon. It
past, that of conducting it strictly on
Heeled to the office, I will R«”«™
an Engineering basis, efficiently and
the duties of such office lattbfully
economically.
and conscientiously.
Respectfully,
1. U. Goyne.
R. L. Shreve. .
To the Republican Voters of Tilla­
FRANCIS L. MICHELBOOK
mook County.
of McMinnville.
I am a candidate for the Republican
Republican Candidate for Joint
nomination for Circuit Judge on the
Senator. For the 24th Senatorial Dis­
mtb Judicial District
comprising
trict comprising Lincoln, Tillamook,
Tillamook and Washington Counties
Washington and Yamhill.
at the May 19th, 1916 primaries.
Geo. R. Bagley.
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Water—88 per cent.
Paris, April 11.— French Socialists
Table Salt—9 per cent.
have received from Switzerland a full
Borax—2 per cent.
account of the interruptions made by
gallons of gasoline, worth $130,000,- To the Voters of Tillamook County.
v cgetable Coloring—1 per cent.
Herr Liebknecht, the German Social­
000, 20,000,000 gallons, of lubricating
T here you have it—the formula for
ist leader, in the course of Chancel­
oil, worth $8,000,000; 12,000,000 tires
I hereby announce myself as a can­
lor
Bethniann-Hollweg’s
recent the wonderful Aposteriori catarrh worth not less than $16 apiece, or
speech in the Reichstag. T hese inter­ remedy. V cry efficacious tor coughs, $192,000,000; accessories and extra didate for nomination for the cHne
of County Clerk, on the Republican
ruptions were suppressed iri the of­ colds, nay lever, la grippe, etc. etc. cointorts, guggles, gloves and caps,
be
ficial accounts telegraphed abroad by It sold lor $1.50 a bottle. Not exorbi­ $50 per car, or $100,000,000; garage ticket, at the primary election to
tant, was it, considering the high cost charges on short tours (exclusive of held in May, 1916.
Germany.
Respectfully,
"We could have obtained what we 01 manufacture?
gas and oil) $100 per car per year, or
J. C. Holden.
Dr. C. Howard Childs planned to »200,000,000; repairs made necessary
wanted by peaceable labor, but our
enemies chose war,” said the Chan- make a fortune with this medicine in by wear, tear, and accident (exclusive
the
Voter*
of
Tillamook
C°unty. To the Voters of Tillamook County.
To
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Oregon,
cellor.
ot tires) $50 per car per year, or $100-
I am a candidate for the Republi­
“It was you who chose war,” inter- testimony introdued at the opening of 000,000. Total running expenses for
Candidate for nomination second
his trial tor obtaining money by false all cars in use $730,000,000. Add there­ can nomination for Joint Senator tor
rupted Liebknecht.
term, on the Republican ticket, at
Great excitement followed with pretenses in Portland in the court of to the value ot boo,000 new cars pur­ Tillamook, Washington, Lincoln and primary election in May, for County
shouts of "put him out!” and “Scoun- Circuit Judge Morrow, lie was to chased during 1915 at an average Yamhill counties.
Assessor.
drel!" The president called I.iebk- get $10,000 from the Paris Medicine price of $750, or $450,000,000 and we
T. B. Handley .
Respectfully,
Company,
a
$1,000,000
concern,
for
necht to order.
get the immense total of $1,180,000,-
C. A. Johnson.
introducing
the
remedy
to
sneezing
“HyprOcisy!” Cries Liebknecht
uoo spent in a single year (1915) on To The Voters of Tillamook County
firin,
Oregonians.
Of
course,
the
To
The
Voters
of
Tillamook
County.
“Nor will there be in Belgium the
inotering._________________
I hereby announce myself as a can­
status quo ante,” continued the Chan­ which is a real one, telegraphed Dis-
trict Attorney Evans that Childs W.IS
Acting on the advice of friends
didate for the office of County Com­
Irritating Taxation.
cellor. "Germany can no longer re­
was
missioner of Tillamook County on from all parts of the county and the
linquish the oppressed Flemish peo­ not known there and that there
no $10,000 contract in existence, But
American business men are fre- the Democratic ticket at the primary urgent request of many, 1 announce
ple to Romanization.”
that was after his arrest.
mvself a candidate for nomination
quently reminded in a course of a election on May 19. 1916.
Liebknecht—"Hyprocrisy!”
Formula
is
Exposed.
Geo. R. McKimens. ior County Clerk on the Republican
day's operations that a Democratic
want
Chancellor—"We do
not
The formula of this marvelous med­ national administration is raising rev­
ticket at the primaries in May.
neighbors who will form a new
Respectfully,
Notice t° Voters.
that
itation to strangle us. We want icine was exposed in court Friday enue by annoying methods
who
by
A.
S.
Wells,
state
chemist,
Erwin Harrison.
should De needless, and would be
neighbors with whom we can work
con- needless if Republicans were in con­
was
called
upon
to
analyze
the
a
cari-
I hereby announce myself as
with reciprocal benefit."
For
County
Treasurer.
tents
for
the
prosecution.
Shc
rill
trol. Stamp taxes in time of peace didate for the office of County
Liebknecht—"And whom you will
1 he introduction of the medicine in are an imposition, and it is no sur­ at the Democratic primaries to be
then assail as you assailed Belgium."
I hereby announce myself as a
"Go to Russia!” shouted a member of Oregon, according to some evidence prise that some of the most influential held on May 19, 1916.
lor the
office u»*
of wu«.v
County
■ candidate ior
me omvc
introduced, and a previous confession Democrats in Congress favor their
N. J. Myers.
the Catholic center.
I T reasurer of Tillamook County, sub­
of Childs, involved a scheme where­ removal. Sticking stamps to a large
Chancellor—"The memory of this
by pretty young women were em­ number of petty documents takes To The Voters of Tillam°ok County. ject to the will of the Republican vot­
war will long exist in this sorely tried
ers at the 1916 primary election.
ployed to go to various drug stores time that could be much better em­
country.”
Respectfully,
and ask for Aposteriori.
I hereby announce that I am a can­
ployed. If a patient must be bled it is
Liebknecht—“It is your fault.”
B. L. Beals.
“Sorry, Miss, but we are out of it best not to carry on the process by didate for the nomination for the of- j
Chancellor—"The peace which ends
pust now, but we have something just constant insect bites. Even with these fice of County School Superintendent
this war must be durable, It must not
the Voters of Tillamook County.
as g------- ," the druggist would reply, emergency taxes the Democratic fi­ at the primary election to be held in To
carry the garms of a new war within
not caring to confess that he had nanciers who are trying to make both May.
its breast, but of final pacific order.”
I hereby announce myself as a
Geo. B. Lamb.
never heard of this new remedy be­ ends meet find that outgo still exceed
Libknecht—"First free the German
candidate for the office of County
fore.
income, and are considering how
people.”
Commissioner (North
end)
Tilla­
"No thank, you," she would say much can be raised by a further mul­ To the Voters of Tillamook County.
mook county on the Republican ticket
General Clamor Follows.
sweetly, “1’11 just leave this $1.50 tiplication of stamps or other vex­
This remark was followed by gen­ you can send me a bottle when you
I hereby announce myself as ". can­ at the primary election to be held in
eral clamor and the president called get some in.” Then, believing there atious special imposts. The whole didate for the office of Countv Sheriff May, 1916.
D. F. Thompson.
Liebknecht to order. The latter re­ might be a real demand the druggist proceeding is thoroughly unscientific on the Republican ticket at the pri­
peated his remark and the president would order some from the suave and undesirable. But the Democratic mary election to be held in May.
To The Voters of Tillamook C°unty.
said: "You are disturbing the order of salesman, who would "accidently" party has an assortment of fads and
Respectfully,
fallacies that influence it more than
this assembly in an unprecedented visit his store the following day.
Fred H. Minich.
the dictates of common sense.
1 herewith announce mys. If as a
manner.”
"Medicine” N°te Security.
If a Republican administration was
candidate for the office of County
Chancellor—"Whence comes our
The present charge against Childs confronted with the problem of de­ To the Voters of Tillamook County.
Surveyor of Tillamook County, sul-
strength to best and conquor the su­ was prefered by J. C. Garman, who
perior numbers of our enemies? Does paid $800 for 600 dozen bottles of ficient revenue it would adjust duties
’ hereby announce myself as a can­ ject to the will of the Republican
any one sincerely believe that it is Aposteriori, or at least accepted the on imports to fit the situation, and didate for nomination for the office of voters. If nominated and elected will
incidently promote some form of
endeavor to perform the duties im­
from territorial greed?”
County Sheriff, on the Republican
bottles as security for a note for $800.
un-
pro- The bottles were stored in room 312 American industry. The revenue re­ ticket. If nominated and elected I posed upon me with justice and irr.
Liebknecht—"Yes" (General
quired would be promptly obtained,
testation.)
shall endeavor to enforce the law with partiality.
of the stock exchange building, and
Harry P. Kerr.
Chancellor—'These are tile inven­ on investigating it was found that and taxpayers would not be reminded efficiency, and economy.
of it a dozen times a day. Practically,
tion of those who wanted war.”
Respectfully
only those cases piled on the outside
To the Voters of Tillamook County.
Liebknecht—"It was you who want­ contained any bottles. The complaint it would do its work unobstrusively
W. L. Campbel!.
and without injustice to any one. A
ed war." (Great Clamor.)
followed. ______________
I hereby announce myself as a
party that collects war taxes in time To the Voters of Tillamook C°unty.
Chancellor—"It is for Germany and
candidate for County Coroner on the
not for pieces of foreign soil that the The Tariff a Business Man’s Problem. of peace is necessarily under a various
Republican ticket at the primary
indictment. The prominent Demo­
sons of Geramny arc bleeding and
I hereby announce myself a candi­
election to be held in May.
dying."
In reproducing and commenting crats who have begun to realize this date for Sheriff on the Republican
Respectfully,
Liebknecht—"That is not true."
upon a recent editorial of the Times fact are not few, but they will never ticket, subject to your approval in the
Dr. S. M. Wendt.
Thereupon there was formidable I on the subject of Tariff being a prob­ find the right remedy as long as they May primaries.
Respectfully.
clamor throughout the assembly and lem for solution by business men and hang onto free trade. This is but one
To The Voters of Tillamook County.
John Aschim.
the president once more called Lieb­ not politicians, the editor of the of the Democratic perplexities of the
day, but it is in itself large enough to
knecht to order. Later Liebknecht in­ Manutacturers Record has to say:
At a request of a number of lar-e
To The Voters of Tillamo°k County.
terrupted the speech of the Social
"Some good horse sense evidently make the people thoughtful.
taxpayers and citizens, I hereby an­
Democratic majority leader in a sim­ is to be found around the Tampa
I wish to announce myself as a nounce myself as a candidate for the
Hughes' Position un Present Issues.
ilar manner.
I imes office. Would that every other
candidate for the office of Joint Rep­ office of County Commissioner on
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Southern
newspaper
would
come
to
Haase Pleat's f°r Belgium.
In the discussions of the availabil­ resentative for the Counties of Tilla­ the Republican ticket at the primary
The official account of the proceed­ realize that the Tariff is an economic
ity
ot Justice Hughes as a Republican mook and Yamhill at the Republican election. If nominated and elected, 1
ings of the Reichstag intended for question ami should be decided on its
will do my best to give the county a
candidate
ior President, much has primaries in May.
circulation abroad suppressed the fol­ merits "without regard to political
F. A. Rowe.
thorough business
administration,
been
said
ot
the
lack
of
knowledge
of
lowing passages from the speech by a parties."
and being a large taxpayer myself,
his
position
on
the
political
questions
Socialist member, llerr Haase.
T he truths so often reiterated by
To the Voters of Tillamook County. will look after the taxpayers' inter­
"We demand the independence of the Times are coming to be realized now at issue. Justice Hughes has
ests and see that the tax money is
been a member ot the Supreme Court
Belgium. The
wrong
committed throughout the "Solid South" as well
I am a candidate for the Rcpubli- economically expended, the taxpayers
since
1910
and
during
this
time
he
has
against Belgium must be repaired. as in other sections, and the demand
can nomination for District Attorney get value for their money, and all
been debarred from the traditions of
(Interruptions and tumult.) You will for the appointment of the perma-
Ins high office from public utterances at the Primary Election to be held parts of the county get a square deal.
allow me to repeat the Chancellor’s ■lent Tariff commission of business
May 19th, 1916.
Respectfully yours,
upon political, and particularly par­
men is rapidly growing in volume.
words in this connection. We repudi
Wil liant Marx.
S. G. Reed.
tisan,
subjects.
Nor
has
the
present
ate the principle that necessity knows No state has been more injured than
consideration of his name in connec­
no law. Deputy Spalin has declared Florida by political tinkering with
tion with the presidency drawn from
that Belgium must remain politically, tariff.
any statement of his views, publicly
The
l imes for once is, we think,
economically and militarily in
Ger­
or privately. But the records oi his
many's hands. Annexation under this wrong, Florida has been sadly injur-
political activity during the years in
form is worse for a hitherto free peo­ ed by political tinkering with Tariff,
winch he was free, and in duty bound,
but other states have, we think suffer­
ple than seizure of a part of its terii
to discuss such subjects, reveal his
lory.
ed much more. It is refreshing to sec
altitude toward current issues as
"The Chancellor tells us that the such strong Democratic papers as the
clearly as if he were speaking now.
German people are not hungry. 1 will l imes taking the stand that the Tar­
How does Hughes stand un prepar­
answer him. I have in my hands 1 iff is a business or economic question
edness, is naturally the first question
circular
terminating
with
‘Peace! and should not he made the football
asked, it being uppermost in the '
Peace! Peace’ the Chancellor’s dis­ of political politics.
minds of the people. He answered i
course not having brought peace
that question in the campaign of 1908 |
nearer, but left it further away, it re­
Hammond’s Amazing Secrets.
when he said: “It is our constant aim
mains only for the people to take fate
to live in triendship with all nations '
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in their own hands and end this
Although popular periodicals have and to realize the anus of a free gov*
frightful war. We arc opponents of
eminent, secure from the interrup­
war. We insist that national rights devoted inucii attention to the magi­
cal experiments of John Hammond, tions of strife and the wastes of war.
must be respected
Jr., the public has had natural mis­ it is entirely consistent with these
Peace Propositions Demanded.
givings. Many claims of radio control aims, and it is our duty to make ade- I
"We demand of the government
ol projectiles have come to nauf ht quate provision for our defense and
that it make peace propositions. Alas,
the last1 few years. But the inclusion to maintain the efficiency of our |
it can do so only with difficulty,
ol an item 01 »Jso.oexi in the fortifi­ army and navy. And this 1 favor.” In
since it pretends to dictate terms of
cation bill for the acquisition of the light of the time he could hardly
peace to its enemies."
Hammond's patents, or recommenda­ have said more. That, with this atti­
T he general assembly of German tion ol experts of the coast artillery, tude in 1908, he could now be for any
and Austrian Socialists just held in under whose eyes Hammond has ex­ tiling less than a full and altogether
Vienna ended according to reports perimented lor two years, has a ten­ sutficient preparation for events that
from Zurich, with cries of "Long dency to dispel skepticism. 1 livre ar
later developments have made possi­
live peace!" A resolution was passed
128 patents 11. all and Hammond, it is ble, is unbelievable. Justice Hughes' ;
at the meeting in favor of re-estab­ understood, will devo'e his time with­ mind
Hlitltl is
i«i not rif
tho weather-c<
11, .s-..1.
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'
of the
ck * type.
f
lishing international socialism after
out further charge to supervising the On the contrary, such criticism ; « I
the war. About one-third of the installation of Ins devices.
has been voiced, has been against his
French Socialists also seem to be in
Hammond's chief feat is propelling firmness and tenacity of opinion.
favor of re-establishing the inter- from a protected station on the shot .-
Justice Hughes is strongly tn favor
national organization.
a boat carrying a torpedo at a speed of protection. "A protective tariff,"
of fifty miles an hour by radio con­ ho said in 1908, “is essential to the in­
Pr*paring for the Inevitable.
trol and hurling it at a battleship. terest of our wage earners,” and he
The speed furnished ample protectio 1 urged at that time the appointment of
At a banquet in Washington I on
rom gunlire. He has a secret that a tariff commission, “in order to ef­
Thursday night. President Wilson pt eludes counter-influence on his fect whatever readjustment may be
spoke guardedly of our relations with radio control.
In repeated expert- necessary to make the tariff sched­
Mexico ind Geramny, and then bold­ incuts the torpedo has been hurled ules consistent with the principle i
ly asked “I* the country ready?" The against targets at a distance
of underlying the protective policy.” 1 1
country is ready—ready for any con­ twenty eight miles from shore. He the same campaign, referring to for­
tingency; but the country is not pre­ aas also exercised the radio control eign affairs, he said. "The Republican
pared And this is due principally to from an aeroplane at an altitude of party has maintained the national
the fact that the President so bitterly «me mile and is confident that he can honor, and under its direction Ameri­
opposed preparedness, and wasted quadruple that altitude. The radio can diplomacy has attained the high­
the last year or two in penning prose Erection is more accurate than gun­ est levels of honorable purpose and
poems to peace and singing the conn« lire, for he has hit with his torpedo a distinguished achievement."
From such utterances as these.
>amboo rod an inch in diameter,
try to sleep with oratorical lullabvs.
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New Yo.k,
War threatens from two sides We standing upright at a distance of 31t when governor of L'.„
present
must either shamefully give up the niles, ten times out of fifteen. Among not difficult to discern the i prcccr.t
hunt for Villa and withdraw our numerous other secrets he offers to views of the justice of the Supreme
Court.
he
government
is
a
method
of
pre
­
troops or continue the chase ns an
incident to a long and bloody con­ venting theft of wireless m-ssages,
I he St Louis Tinies wants to know
flict with Mexico. We shall have to which would have great commercial H the administration at Washington
is well .is military value.
admit that American citizens have no
The inventor is but 20 years old and » weakening on the tariff problem’
rights on the high seas that the Kai­
has spent eight years solving the Well, it is sort of wobblv and without
ser is bound to respect or immediate­
radio problem, which has baffled the hope of gaining its equilibrium.
i, to U
ly take such action as must evidently
greatest scientists of the world, But
There is no danger in this country
resMt iwa state of war with Germany
Sc ! tidy red
he has been more fortunate than the
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to be apprehended from European
That Is the writing on our wall. We rim of inventor*, in that his wealthy
war lords, but there is grave danger,
have so persistently pursued peace father has believed in him and ad­
that we have invited war. And we are vanced $300,000 for conducting the or will be as soon as the butchery is
over from a commercial viewpein’,
so .unprepared for war that we shall experiments. The appropriation is not
t his is the danger against which
M. J. F.ETNOLDS TOSACCO CO , Wtestw-S. I», N. C.
in peace.
excessive and the country is fortunate there should be preparedness.
I
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I was born and reared on an Ore-
gon fann and after graduating fr n
the Stale College, have been ext> 11-
sivcly engaged in farming; sen d
) auihill County as represent five in
the 28th lagislative assembly.
If nominated and elected will coi.-
tinue to work for lower taxes, and
strict economy. I favor laws for the
people and rural credits; am opp, J
to the creation of new offices, com­
missions, raise of salaries or the mis­
use of clerical patronage for be I /-
islative assembly, and favor limiting
this clerical hire to a business b>sis
Strongly opposed to any ip. ci.¡ca­
tion of any laws passed by the peo­
ple as the people's power to- .
the ballot should not be tanq .,Ld
with.
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