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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 25, 1916. 8 M W c ■ ri O 9 BAY ....................................................... BAYOCEAN ...................................... b E a V EK .......................................................... BLAINE .............................................. CAKNAHAN ...................................... CLOVERDALE ............................... FAIRVIEW ........................................ FOLEY ................................................ GARIBALDI ...................................... GOODSPEED .................................... HAYS .................................................... HEBO .................................................... HOQUARTON .................................. KILCHIS ............................................ LITTLE NESTUCCA .................... long prairie ................... maple leaf ...................... NESKOWIN ...................................... NEHALEM ........................................ NETARTS .............................. . ......... ROCKAWAY .............. .................. SANDLAKE ...................................... SOUTH PRAIRIE .......................... STILLWELL .................................... SUNNYMEAD .................................. TILLAMOOK .................................... TRASK .................................................. UNION ................................................ WILSON ............................................ WHEELER .......... ............................. 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Cd $1 2 841 73l 1*1 34 i 20| 3*1 79! 62’ 35Ì **i 331 271 381 85! “Withered Little Applejohn,* Irving Dubbed the President. “What presidents we might have had. sir!" u Washlugtuu barber la mented soon after Jefferson went out of vtUce. "Just look at Daggett of Connecticut or Stockton of New Jer sey! What cues they have got. str! As big as your wrist and powdered every day like real gentlemen, as they are. But this little Jim Madison, with a cue uo bigger than a pipestem, sir! It is enough to make a man forswear Ids country," Short and wrinkled, with a cast !u his eye and a voice scarcely audible in public speaking, the new president did uot make a good impression as lie be gan bis inaugural address. He was pale and “trembled excessively,” and the swaylug motion of his body and nil the peculiarities of his poor de livery. including his air of having risen casually and with no intention of mak ing a speech and desiring above all things to escape, were as annoying as usual But lie gained poise as lie pro ceeded. and Jefferson was couvtaeetl that his friend would develop equal assurauce in dealing with the prob lems of his administration. That night at Long's hotel In George town. where guests thronged to the first inaugural ball in the country’*his tory. tlie former president was in evi dence again. Joyous and smiling, 11 contrast to the dismal little figure iu black standing beside Mrs. Madison, regal In her yellow velvet, pearls and turban. Some thought her the abler, ns she was the better favored, of the two. "As to Jemmy Madison.” wrote Washington Irving, who had como with h host of others to seek office— "ah. poor Jemmy! He ts but a wither ed little applejohn.” To an intimate this withered little man could talk delightfully, but in the presence of a crowd he retreated into 1 bored aud almost repulsive silence. He had bad the misfortune to be boru with the aotier characteristics of an old man. Even in college lie had been painfully correct and Industrious, do ing double work and shunning the slightest appearance of frivolity. His president mude the damaging asser tion that during his whole stay at Princeton Madison never did an In discreet thing. It was fortunate that his lively wife was at hand to supple ment his lack of magnetism.—Helen Nicolay In Century. o 4 o 691 *o| -’9! 20| 37! 71. 4SI -’3l 53 751 871 33l 62. 39 28I 23 47 « .-»1 i 1 2| 731 ol 24 251 Ji! 4*1 'll 38I 17I 301 4I 401 160 53l 80 93l 331 69 4*1 4*1 32I 57l Hi 124! *3l 30' 24 38I 611 37I 2S| 2'1 61 33l 5°l 33I 551 76, 85 ’ 38’ 06 3oi 30 31| 561 I2| nai 14I 26 32 371 44I 53Í 381 »1 26I d 32I 1346 1270 Port of Bay City. I Notice. J ’ H. GOYNE, Theo Jacoby ................................. 23 J. O. Bozorth ............................... ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. S 1 Johnson Chapter No. 24 R. A. M , W. C. Hawk ................................. 7 will hold its stated communication - Robert Watt ................................. Thursday May 25th. All Royal Arch Office : Oi’t’OSlTK COURT H ouse . 5 John Nelson ................................. 7 Masons arc requested to attend. By J. W. Jennings .............................. 4 order of H. P. Carl Haberlach, Sec. ' lillatncok .... Oregon. REPUBLICAN TICKET. The three highest are nominees. I There will be nq meeting of the----------------------------------------------------- ------ o------ ' Guild next Tuesday afternoon on ac Port of Nehalem. About Seventy-five Per Cent of Vote Frank A. Rowe ............................ I \ J2'*- K OLSEN, I count of it being Decoration Day. Cast. H. A. Bell ....................................... I ----- o------ DENTIST. PROGRESSIVE TICKET Delegates to National Convention ------o------ Charles W. Ackerson (I. O. O. F. Bldg.) 242 Only Four Votes Cast in County. Daniel Boyd ............. 579 Tiilninook - Oregon Mrs. G. L. Buland ... i For Delegates. I 653 Geo. J. Cameron........ AlfredE. dark ........................ 4 Charles H. Carey ... 433 Henry Waldo Coe ................ QR. GEORGE J. PETERSEN 4 I F. H.Case .................... 233 Leland Beveridge .................. 4 Òli C.W. Fulton .............. For President Russell Hawkins .... 7II DENTIST, Theodore Roosevelt .............. 3 Samuel D. Peterson . 194 For Vice-President. Arthur C. Spence .... Successor to Dr. Perkins 33I Hiram Johnson ..................... 3 Frank D. Warren ... I25 For Electors. J. H. Worsley ............ TILLAMOOK, ; OREGON. 27I Emmett Callahan .................. 4 Boyd, Cameron, Carey and Fulton Tom. P.Campbell ................... 4 are the nominees. QARI. HAHERI.ACH, Malcolm H. Clark ................. CURIOUS WAY TO FISH. 4 For Delegates. H Lewis................................ 4 Albert Abraham ........................... 610 F. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Samoans Use a Cocoanut Loaf Chain 4 C. P. Bishop ................................. 585 Arthur I. Moulton ................ Although only four Progressives Half a Mils Long. W. W. Calkins ............................. 546 T illamook B eock A Samoan fishing bee is n unique B. L.Steeves ................................. 316 went to the polls, one of these balked and refused to vote for Roosevelt or For President. Tillamook ... Oregon sight to witness. Cocoanut, leaves aro Johnson._______________ gathered in abundance aud secured, Theodore E. Burton ................... 109 doubled and tripled, end to end, to Albert B. Cummings ................... 388 C°mmencement Program May z6, at Charles H. Hughes ..................... 737 Christian Church. form a long prickly chain, round in ELM ER ALLEN Theodore Roosevelt ................... ----- o—— 63 appearance aud about three feet in di For Vice-President. There are 13 graduates from the ameter. These leaf chains are ofteu (Successor to Di. Sharp), W’m. Grant Webster................... 780 high school this year, viz; Edna Scov, woven to a lengtli of half a mile. For Electors. Irma Sumerlin, Ray Erickson, Clifton DENTIST. When ttie chain Is complete all tho Âbsükstely Pur© R. R. Butler ................................... Martin, Joe Erickson, Arlene Burge, meu of that particnlar Tillage turn out Willis I. Cottel ............................. Zylphia Switzer, Opal Hurlbutt, masse with tbelr "paopaos,” or Sa R’ from Crssra of Tartar Commercial Building, Tillatnock en Frances S. Ivanhoe ..................... Marie Hathaway, Ila Hart, Bernice moan canoes. VV. P. Ready ................................. Barber and Alfred Fletcher. When tiie tide is high the chain la M. J. MacMahon .......................... On Sunday last Rev Ed. Gittins PHOSPHATE Q)R. I,. L. HCY, stretched across some convenient W. C. North ................................. preached the Baccalureate sermon to J. F. Wilson ................................... PHYSICIAN ANT) SURGEON place. Hupported by natives In their pa- the graduates at the Christian church, option or simply wafting where the shal For Representative. there being a large congregation lowness will permit The cocoanut W. C. Hawley............................... 1212 present. T illamook B lock , For Secretary of State. seine is then submerged and slowly Thursday evening was class night, Chas B. Moores ...........................: 562 when the following program was fol Tillamook, Oregon. forced shoreward, the prickly points Ben VV. Olsott ............................. 843 lowed out. driving the fish before them. When and carry around a load . Jor Justice Supreme Court Violin solo, Chester McGhee. the point Is reached where the chain ; of water and a cold. , I V a Geo. H. Burnett ........................... 1158 J (BIN LELAND HENDERSON cun rest upon the bottom and still pro Response, By Juniors. A Towcr ’ sFlshErcr.d Frank A. Moore ........................... 785 “Folk Dance, from “La Cinquan trude slightly from ttie water the na For Food Commissioner taine” ATTORNEY tives after securing tiie ends to the John D. Mickle Mickle ............................. 1196 High School chorus. beach retire and waft for the tide to AND For Commissioner Public Service. Cassl History, Arlene Burge. recede, leaving the fish high and dry. Fred G. Buchtel ............................. 670 "Garden by the Sea,” Beethoven. CO U NSKLI.OR A T-LA W. I It is often found flint largo fish are Thos. R. Campbell ........................ 507 Girls and chorus. T illamook B lock , driven and «-aught In tbls manner, but Totals for the other aspirants will Class Will, Edna Skov. Tillamook - . - Oregon since they are capable of jumping the th '.ds every drop. be found in the table giving the vote Quartette, Misses McKown, O’Don ROOM NO. 201 Easy fitting ar.J barrier they are dispatched with spears in each precinct. nell, Messrs Humbert, Clawson. strong at every Pert of Nehalem. at once. The catches of fish thus Vavation, L. S. Wilson. point ReflcxEdgcs Frank A. Rowe ........................... IM made are sometimes enormous and of- Chorus. C. HAWK, stop every drop Henry Tohl ................................... 152 ’ ten number thousands. — I m * Angeles Class Prophesy, Alfred Fletcher. from running in Fred Zaddach ............................... 171 Class Song. Times. at the front, v. Harry Bell ..................................... 14 Program for Friday Night. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Protector Hat. 75 cents Port of Bay City. Invocation, Rev. J. E. Youel. Ancient Baths of Caracalla. Satisfaction Ctiarar.ixd lohn O. Bozorth ......................... 108 “To the Hermit Thrush.” From The Romans appear to have been Oregon Bay City W. C. Hawk ................................. i at La Serenta.” V Send for catalog well off In tiie matter of Itathing I. W Jennings jr............................ 126 Salutatory address, Cilfton Martin. A. J. TOWER CO. * J places In the first sn<1 second centu i John A. Nelson ............................ 168 Opening, Selection, Orchestra. s.5 BOSTON <Zr 7 I ries. In the itsths of Caracalla 1,800 Robert Watt ................................. 121 Trio, "Amaryllis”, By Parlow, Mis REEDY, D.V M., lathers could be accommodated at one Alvin Thompson was nominated for ses Sumerlin, McKowin and Gayne. time. The inclosed area was 300 constable of the first district. Valedictory address, "True Prepar VETERINARY. square yards, but It Included a course ELAND E ERWIN, VV. B. Powell was nominated for edness,” Ernest Crockett. for foot racing. The bathing estab- constablefor the second district. Piano solo, “Second Mazurka" Both Phonen. I llsbment was 240 yards In length by PIANO INSTRUCTION, (Godard), Zylphia Switzer. Introduction of speaker, Prof. On- • Oregou 124 wide. The remains of the walls Diploma from Chicago Musical Tillamook DEMOCRATIC TICKET are eight and ten feet thick and In thank. College.—Beginners receive the same Address, Dean D. W. Morton. some places as much as fifty feet high. Republicans Capture Eight Nomina careful training as the most advanced. IN TILLAMOOK. “Lovely Spring,” William Coenen. ~ tions. Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc Chorus. Sand. Statements of McMinnville Citizens Presentationof graduates, Karl W. tion. “What business are you In nowt” Frank L. Armitage ................... Are Always of Interest to Our Onthank. All lessons given at Studio. "The sand business.” Readers. I Presentation of Diplomas, Mrs. A. A.S. Bennett ............................... County Representative for the I C. Everson._______________ Thomas H. Crawford.............. To many of our readers the streets ' “And how is It?” Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high of McMinnville are almost as famil “Well, it’s s tantalizing sort of busi Fred Hollister ........................... grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos iar as those of our own town, and we ness. Plenty of people need more sand VV. L. Morgan ........................... Notice. etc. are naturally interested to read of and would doubtless like to purchase. J. VV. Morrow ........................... happening there. The following re If I could only supply that demand I’d Drake C. O’Rielly ................... I wish to express my appreciation T. BOi 1 « port from a well-known and respect get ricU.”—Louisville Courier-Journal. Helen I. Tomlinson ................. and thanks for nomination for sheriff. ed resident will be helpful to numbers C. C. Jackson ............................. If elected I will certainly try to of men and women of Tillamook. j Emil T. Raddant ....................... ATTORNEY-AT LAW. serve the people well. Rapid Heertbssts. Mrs. J. O. Rogers, 603 Grant Street, VV. L. Campbell. Complete Set of Abstract Books in R. R. Turner ............................. It la beHeved by scientista that the McMinnville, Ore., says: “ 1 suffered Woodrow Wilson ..................... Office, intensely from backaches and head smaller the animal the more rapid la Elliott W. Major ..................... Notice. aches. Sometimes the attacks lasted Its b^yttanU. Thirty pulsations a ------ Q Thomas R. Marshall ................ Taxes I’ai«l for Non Resident». for a week. 1 couldn't move without' minute have been recorded in the ele Oliver P. Coshow .................... T illamook B lock . This is to notify the public that on having pains in my back and hips. phant, 40 In the horse. 70 In man and Pt is being made to induce Bert E. Haney ........................... the 22nd of _ May _ I bought the office I Tillamook .... Oregon Sometimes when the headaches came 200 In the rabbit. The heart of n mous« f*nson to for county Porter J. Neff ........................... equipment and good will of Dr. Dan Bolli Pitones. on, I had to go to bed. I didn’t know beata SOO to TÜO time* a minute. f had intended doing so Daniel VV. Shcahan ................. iels, and will continue the office and the trouble was caused by iny kidneys |®*her candidates made their John Ü Stevenson ................. practice of Chiropractic in my name. but since I have been so greatly re Circuit Judge T. BOALS, M.D., and feels sorry now His Helping Hand. Dr. C. W. Miller. lieved by Doan's Kidney Pills, I •Sé P® not do so. It is reported S. S. Johnson ........................... The Magistrate So you admit mak know what caused the trouble. They Sheriff faj persons have promised to PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. not only regulated the action of my ing there counterfeits? The Prisoner— 146 i ‘Tn talking with several persons | ‘ work for him. but he has N. J. Myers ............................... while at Tillamook last Monday, dur kidneys, but relieved the headaches Well your honor, it ntrtrk me that County Commissioner I*!1 h** mind what to do. Surgeon S.P. Co. ing which several things were discuss and backaches. “(Statement given there was a shortage of the geuuiue 140 K** some difference of opin- Geo. R. McKimens .................. ed, a prominent Portland lawyer in (L O. O. F. Bldg ) article. 28 I94V-) for Republican candidates came in p^dsneed precinct as to formed the writer that there was a ver five years later, Mrs. Rogers tnumber of railroad men a large sprinklin of Democratic votes much easier and better way of remov Tillamook Oregon said: “1 think as highly of Rubbing It In. Doan’s KJ *? T**e- an<i District At- ■ as the following will prove: S. G. ing an incompetent public official Kidney Fills now as I did when I "The audneity of this laundress!" being ,c„t for j,e dP. Reed. 21; S. M. Wendt, 18; T. II. than by the recall method. He said to recommended them several years agol "How now1“ Goyne, 18, Marx, 24; Callahan 7, for present the evidence to the grand ’•’»titled to vote EBSTER HOLMES, Kidney tremble hasn't bothered me , "Attar reducing my garments to t he Tillamook Headlight district attorney; Holden. 32, Harr2‘ jury and have him indicted and this for a long time.” shreds she tries *0 charge me Uy th« ■*”nents to obtain the vote son 24;Beals 13. Shreve 19; Kerr 8; would mean removal from office. ATTORNEY.AT LAW Price 50c. at »«*♦ dealers. Don’t piece."— Ixiulsvllla Courter-JouruaL rhrecmct in the county, R. C. I-amb 3: J°hn Aschim 8; VV B This is a speedier, easier and cheaper simply ask for a ki'iney remedy—get < COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Harris 6; D. F. Thompson 4: This method than the recall to get rid of ■ . ’he next dav obtain- Doan ’s Kidne Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that’ K” roni 've-y precinct but gives Reed, VV endt, Marx, Holden. incompetent officials. Several of our FIRST STREET, Th* truth !■ always the strongest ar- Mrs. Rogers has twice publicly rec Beals, Shreve, Johnson and L**" “ ■ si.*” but 'here county servants had better sit up and 4 iUucuL Hupho. lea. ommended Foster Milburn Co., ! Bi th T0,M cas’ there From nominations on the Democratic tick take notice."—Nehalem Times. |TILLAXOQK, . CklGON is astonishing. J. S. Lamar, DcugguL * ■ * County came inquiries et. __ I Don’t Get Wet M m Reflex Slicker $3.00 J.K
