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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 1. 1916. FIRE ! FIRE ! FIRE ! ! ! ,v- ’ 1 State of Oregon,containing Oregon, containing 80 44 State of , I making and selling beer here, it is il twisted around as to make people be- situated and being in the Coun- lieve that all they needed was 1 to acres, r H logical and unfair. ” .. 1 State of Oregon, i iroinitl ty of Tillamook, • If the law wholly prevented—or acres in order to get rich quick. save and except ten acres off the Maybe it is true that the buyers AS A PROTECTION FOR I was designed to prevent—the impor North side of said Lot one. A new explanation has been given tation and use of beer in Oregon, it “ought to know better,” but evident last de- YOUR INVESTMENT That if the said premises for Germany's lavishing so many men wuuld be sound policy, of course, to ly they don't. Glittering hopes dangl scribed do not — a - sufficient - for sell should cover it with a fire insur- on the attack un Verdun. It appears prohibit its manufacture and sale here ed in front of them blind them. We call on all true and loyal citi sum to pay the amounts due plaintiff, that \ erdun commands the Briey and no reasonable person could ob a-icy policy in a good company. Then then I will, at the said time and place, iron mines between Verdun and ject to the prohibition. But with per zens of the state to put the seal of immediately sell the balance of said fire should happen to you, you Metz, still in possession of the mission specifically granted to all of disapproval on such schemes in the mortgaged premises, to-wit: be able to start anew without de- Freuch. Without them Germany can us to bring into the state and con future, to discourage any extravagant Ten acres off the North side of Lot for the companies we represent not get enough iron for the war, and sume here two dozen quarts of beer a claims, to frown on every attempt to One in Section 6, Township 4, South without them France would be crop- month it does seem that if our hop "boost” at the expense of truth, and of Range 7, West of Willamette Mer all losses promptly. See us to growers, brewers, merchants, and to expose every swindling game start idian, in Tillamook County, Oregon. pled.—Salem Statesman. day. To-morrow may be just one day i workmen were the victims of a very ed to entice poor people here under Said sales will be made subject to the pretense of becoming wealthy too late. A recent federal court decision in unjust discrimination. redemption in the manner provided raising fruit on five acre tracts. New York makes it a misuse of the It is said that if any effort is made by law and as provided in said judg What a pity it is that the state mail to send a check to another when to amend the law by giving our brew ment and decree. there are no funds in the bank with ers and businessmen equal rights with authorities could not have nipped Dated this the 6th day of May, 1916. these pestilent things when they were which to meet it. The case decided the businessmen and brewers of other H. Crenshaw. Don’t think for a was one in which a resident of New states in the matter of the manufac just sprouting. Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. moment that the promoters who have Y oik sent a personal check to a party ture and sale of beer, the prohibition m A . :u .sin in payment of a weasel. ists will retaliate by offering an exaggerated possibilities in the north Notice to Creditors ------ o------ The check was ¿¡»honored for the amendment that would quite prohibit west have done so because they were PHONE US. CALL ON L S. WR11E IS. so loyal to our state. They did it to person making it had no funds on .de the importation of liquor into Oregon Notice is hereby given, that the un fill their pockets with other people ’ s posit. The court held it was a misuse That might not be as great a calam dersigned has been appointed execu of the mails and the maker was fined ity as our prohibition friends seem money. The exact truth, the unvar trix by the County Court of Tilla $50.00. A great many checks go to think it would be. At any rate, it nished facts, are enough for Oregon. mook County,Oregon, of the estate of through the mails in this manner and would be prohibition, which the pres She is a good state—a fine state. We Henry Zurtlueh, deceased, and all it will be of interest to many to know ent law is not, and would have to it resent the lies that have been told persons holding claims against said that it is a violation of law to so send an element of consistency which our about her, for they have damaged us estate are hereby requested to present so-called prohibition wholly lacks. In all, and their efforts will continue for the same to said executrix, duly veri them.—Sheridan Sun. ------ o------ permitting us to import beer and en many years. Every swindled man and fied as required by law, within six King Coco Cola is dead. That old couraging us to send out of the state woman will tell of their burst bubbles months from the date of this notice <.l< ; "l who had almost as many Oregon-earned money for the bever and lay the blame on all of us. Let at the office of George P. \\ inslow, sia»>.s as King Booze, was formerly age and in refusing to allow our us have no more of it.—The Oregon Attorney at Law, lillamook City, Oregon. < x i nled bv ti e United States su home industry to profit by our pur Farmer. _________________ Dated this May 25th, 19-16. preme court Monday, when that tri chases, the prohibition law comes as Notice of Referee’s Sale. Lousia Zurflueh. bunal upheld the government in a ■ near to beind ridiculous as any meas Executrix of the Estate suit commenced in Tennessee to bar ure passed by a free, intelligent, and In the Circuit Court of the State of ofHenry Zurfleuh, de the manufacture and sale of this sovereign people could possibly be. ceased. popular soda fountain drink on the It sounds more like legislation in re Oregon, for lillamook County. Virginie Roy Marelau, Yvonne grounds that it violated the pure food straiut of lióme industry.—The Spec- Gervais, Fernando Gervais, Zel- Notice of Sale. ¡aw The government contended that tator. ia Primeau Caroti and Thco- cr co cola was injurious to children phil Caron her husband, Ernes Frightened Already. Notice is hereby given, that the un ■ ■■•-! nervous persons because it con tine Primeau Berthelet and J. dersigned Administrator will iron i' ' caffeirm; also that it was mis- F. Berthelet her husband, James Mr. Hughes is the chosen candidate, and alter the ¡¡3rd day of June, 1916 b> .tided inasmuch as the amount of . . nd cola which it contains are of the old guard. They are doing J. Polan, Mary Polan Dore and sell at private sale the whole, or sucJ J. A. Dore her husband, portion thereof as may be necessary, only present in the ratio of one part much to put him to the front and he plaintiffs. of tiie following described real prop to ,’“,oou part of the drink.—Iteinizer. | knows they are. He can not help vs. erty situate 111 Tillamook County knowing it if he reads the papers. He Oregon, to-wit:— A law prohibiting trespassing on gazes complacently upon their efforts i Valentine Roy Desrochers and r.uiroads in the state of Oregon is and yet pretends not to sec them.— G. Desrochers her husband, Po- Lots 1, 8, 9 and 10 of Block 5 ii melia Roy Kavanagh and John •rely needed. Why we haven't one Portland Journal. the Town of Bay City; Doe Kavanagh, her husband, - ■ G , cj i only be conjectured. There is so Lot 6 of Block 1, and Lot 1 ano Everyone who reads this, knowing i Marie LeFebvre Faubert and much effort to mulct the railroads in three fourths interest in Lot 2 damage» that perhaps our lawmakers that the Journal will be for the Dcm- John Doe Faubert her husband, Block -6, Cone & Company’s Addi • Io not wish to take away this priv ochatic candidate anyway, will know ' Louis Primeau and Jane Doe tion to the town of Bay City; ! Primeau his wife, Hormisdas ilege from the pec pie. It seems al- just why it is written and printed. It One-half interest in Lots 15 and 16, rn incredible that during the year is neither more nor less than an at Roy and Jane Doe Roy his wife Block 55, and Lots 13 to 16 inclusiyi Joseph Roy and Jane Doe Roy A ending June, tot5, there were 5,084 tempt to discredit the man who was of Block 57, of Pacific Addition tc trespassers killed and 6,448 injured on the choice of Oregon Republicans in his wife, Lamentia Roy Daouts the Town of Bay City. railroads in the United States. Most a free primary and who, if nominated and J. B. Daouts her husband, The sale to be made in pursuance ol <>i these are wage, earners and chil at Chicago, will be the next Presi Romeo Gervais, Gilberte Ger- an order of the County Court of Til I vais, Rene Gervais, Eugene Roy CD ! dren, not hobos or tramps as many dent of the United States. lamook County, Oregon, made the I Victor Roy and Yvonne Roy, x O'lld suppose. The railroads make I Justice Hughes was given an en 17th day of May, 1916. Defendants. an earnest endeavor to stop this aw dorsement last Friday that fairly Sale will be foY cash or upon such Notice is hereby given, that by vir ful slaughter, but in most of the amazed even those who were most terms as may be approved by the tue of a decree of partition and order I slates they get no help from the leg hopeful that a vote of confidence County Court. Bids will be received islatures making trespass a penalty.— would be given him in Oregon, and of sale entered in the above entitled by the administrator at his office in cause on the 3rd day of May, 1916, this endorsement was given in the Telephone Register. Tillamook City, Oregon, from and face of the fact that his name was on and of an execution issued in pursu after the date named. ance thereof and to the undersigned Dated this May 25th, 1916. There are 2,000,000 wage earners in the ballot against his will. He was directed, commanding sale to be made H. T. Botts. Mew York state who are subject to opposed by two of the strongest as of the real property hereinafter des Administrator with the Will An the workmen's compensation law and pirants among the Republican possi cribed for the purpose of making par bilities, both of them avowed candi one out of every 35 of this number tition of said real property among nexed of the Estate of Harry Wing was disabled for more than two dates and one of them one of the best the parties of said cause, the under ate Cottle, Deceased._______ weeks by an industrial accident in the known progressive Republicans in the signed referee will, on Friday the Notice. 18 months ending December 31, 1915, United States. Both of these candi ninth day of June, 1916, at the hour according to a report issued by W. dates made active campaigns in Ore of 10 o’clock a.m. at the court house Notice is hereby given, that the f>. Archer, deputy state industrial gon while no campaign was made for | i door in Tillamook City, Oregon, sell County Court of Tillamook County, 5 passenger Overland, Rebuilt commissioner. In the 18 months there Justice Hughes. Yet the primary election on Friday at public auction to the highest bid Oregon, will receive sealed bids for were reported 337,500 industrial ac $450.00 and painted like new der for cash in hand the following de cidents, of which 56,374 involved total was nothing less than a Hughes land scribed real property situate in Till- one hundred cords of wood to be cut $ 25.00 forty-six inches in length, and de 1913 One Ford Body, disability for over a fortnight, carry slide. Under the somewhat peculiar , amook County, Oregon, to-wit: livered and corded in the basement ing therewith an allowance of two- circumstances, it was one of the most ■ 35.00 Lots two (2), three (3) and thir of the Court House, until June, 8th, One Ford Body, 1914 expressions of confi- ! thirds of regular wages. There were remarkable teen (13) of Section 31, in Town 1,214 deaths from industrial accidents dence ever given to an American in ship 3, North of Range 9 West of 1916, at to o'clock a.m. and at that Until July 1st will give extra easy and 81 per cent of the victims had public life. In view of it, talk of the Willamette Meridian, and the North time opened and read. terms on New For Cars. Bids will be received on either others depending on them for sup- "old guard” is simply foolish.—Ore half of the Northeast quarter; the Hemlock, Alder or large Fir Slab of the first 30,000 gon Register. - port. . An analysis . South East quarter of the North East wood. claims for benefits under the compen quarter, and lot three (3) of sec 36 in The County Court reserves the Injuring Oregon. sation law shows that the average Township 3 North of Range 10 We?t right to reject any and all bids. I value of a death award was $3,240; Dated this the 25th day of May, Not very long ago, a few weeks of Willamette Meridian, and, com a -n< value of a permanent total mencing at the meander post of the 1916. J. C Holden, County Clerk. only, a man named Jesse Hazcll was disability award, $7,575; average per section line between Section 31 in manent partial disability award, $120.- ’ arrested, found guilty of fraud and Township 3 North of Range 9 West, 38, average temporary total disability ludged in the Multnomah County jail. and Section 36 in Township 3 North This man was president of the North award, $42.42.—Oregon Voter. western Association of Oregon City, of range 10 West, and running thence ■■ ■ o— ■■ North on said Section line 30 rods; The dangerous individual on the incorporated in the state in 1910. The thence West 208 feet; thence South, public road these fine days is the alleged purpose of the company was parallel with said section line, to the speed maniac who runs his automo to develop a tract of land about six Nehalem river; thence following the bile 40 miles an hour and whose track miles from Oregon City, and known right bank of said Nehalem river is covered up by a cloud of dust. That as "Redland Park." The company was easterly, up said river, to the place of 'ellow is dangerous to the highway supposed to plant and care for fruit beginning. farer, to the farmer who drives peace trees and sell the land in five and Dated this 11th day of May. 1916. fully to market and to the man who ' *cn acre tracts, delivery to be made ¡ TOBACCO IS PREPARED H. Crenshaw. Referee. I when ■ is enjoying a jaunt with his family. al U*e end of a certain period FOR SMOKERS UNDERTHE payments were carried out. About 160 This road hound thinks of nothing PROCESS DISCOVERED IN Sheriff ’ s Sale of Real Property. men and women, most of them wage but speed, speed. He cares nothing MAKING EXPERIMENTS TO ------ o for scenery or the rights of others earners, made payment to the com- 1 Notice is hereby given that by PRODUCE THE MOST DE who travel the road. He is a product panv of over $72,000 altogether. One of these men agreed to pay virtue of an execution issued out of of a weak law enforcement on the LIGHTFUL AND WHOLE the Circuit Court, of the State of Ore • ul of sheriffs, constables and city $3000 for a 10-acre orchard, delivery SOME TOBACCO FOR CIG- gon, for Tillamook County, and to marshals. He should be taught that with bearing trees to be made at the tSETTE AND PIPE SMOKERS. the roads do not belong to him en end of five years. He made regular me directed on the 3rd day of May, tirely The speed maniac opens the payments amounting to $1500 in the 1916, upon judgment and decree duly PROCESS PATENTED < m ine of his machine full blast and term, and when he came out to take rendered, entered of record and dock JULY 30™ ¡907 and lets her pound the road, caring possession, believing the assurance of eted in and by said Court on the 30th nothing for human life Some of these the company literature that he would day of December, 1915, in a certain .R eynolds T obacco C omwoiy da.ts a faimci will take the law in his have an easy lning and plenty of suit then in said court pending, W inston S aiem .N.C.U.S.A. wherein J. Baumgartner was plaintiff profits. bands and armed with a shotgun will He found some land bearing stones and Martha Psetak; M, T. Moisan DOES NOTBITE THE TONGUE puncture the tires of the road hound X •id • ausc him tn stop suddenly and and big stumps instead of fruit trees. and Josephine Moisan, his wife; C. C. Royal and Mrs. C. C. Royal, his 1 lie title ic held was of no value, for consider the rights of others.—News the land was mortgaged heavily, wite, were defendants, in favor of Reporter. llazell had sold more land than the plaintiff and against defendants. And - -o----- by which execution 1 am commanded 1 lie bragging of the Portland Jotir- company ever owned, in all over Soo 1 il as to how it holds its columns acres. 1 here were some 50 acres in to sell the property in said execution mentioned, and hereinafter described, 1 i< "to ill sides, all comers and all grain and some nursery apple stock, to pay the sum due the plaintiff of P. A. comes to you with a real reason for all the c ilidates in current controversies." and most of these trees were dead or t I6U0.00 with interest thereon from ■ 1 . must appear contemptable to dying. goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by ' the 24th day of February, 1914, at l he company operated very juickly, those who know anything about the the rate of ten per cent per annum a patented process that removes bite and parch! J< .11..... 1'; methods and hoo ntr«b at but succeeded in robbing a lot of in until paid, and for the further sum of You can smoke it long and hard without a come variance they are with what it claims. nocent people. At last the United >76.00 attorney's fees, and the furth ••cently the Oregonian showed how State* government got alter it and er sum of 151.15 costs and disburse back! Prince Albert has always been sold without Senator Dav's letter was ‘Mrbbe-,<t- put an end to its operations, but the ments. Said mortgaged premises arc coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality! money was spent. cly mangled, excised, emasculated l'rubably this man will be punished, described a* follows, to-wit: and I ’ne-penctlcil," by the Journal be- The Southeast quarter of the North Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette foie it permitted it to appear, but but that will not help the poor, delud east quarter and Lot one of Section there arc local people who learned ed victims to any great extent. With 6 in Township 4 South, Range 7, enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and •’omething of th" same kind about the hopes shattered, with hatred tn their West of Willamette Meridian, in Till coolness is as good as that sounds. P. A. just T... r- |'s methods onlv recently. A hearts of Oregon, believing no doubt, amook County, Oregon, containing answers the universal demand for tobacco resolution on the land grant bill was that the state is full of such people, 80.44 acres . adopted bv the local Farmer's Union they try to raise money enoi^gh to 1 will, on Saturday the 10th day of without bite, parch or kick-back! I recently, in which the consideration get back home. Perhaps this particular swindling June, 1916, at the hour of 10 o’clock for the settler was urged. The Journal a.m. on said day, at the front door of Introduction to Prince Albert isn't any harder in publishing it again deliberately game was more flagrant than most of the County Court House in Tilla than to walk v into the nearest place that sells em..cvlated it bv eliminatin'' all ref the others, but Oregon and the en- mook County, Oregon, sell at public I ____ plagued ___ erence to criticism for the Chamber tire Northwest have been tobacco and ask for "a supply of P. A.” You pay auction to the highest bidder, for cash lain bill. It was not in line with the and hurt by many such operation»«. in hand, on the day of sale, all of the out a little change, to be sure, but it’s the cheer- All of them arc not so barefaced and Journal’s policy. The Journal is the right, title, interest and estate which fullest investment you ever made! noodv-goody hypocrite of Journalism outrageous, but many mislead people the said defendant, Martha Psetak, Is without peer or parallel!—Banka gave them something of no value for had in and to said premises on the a good price and misrepresented Herald. 24th day of February, 1914, and also everything connected with the pos all the right, title and interest of all sibilities. In Restraint of Home Industrie«. persons claiming under said defend Oregon is a great state, abounding ant, Martha Psetak, subsequent to An effort will he made to «mend in resources. We admire her and said 24th day of February, 1914. that section of the prohibition law stand by her on all occasions. To lie 1 hat 1 will sell first the following de tbit prohibits th* manufacture and about her docs her no good, but harm scribes! portion of said premises: sale of Beer in Oregon. As the law The sharks and swindlers,, sometimes The Southeast quarter of the North R. A Rey^M. T-Uee. Co. W,n»tOB.S.Um, N. C Copyright 1916 by R. J. Roynold. Tobacco Co. s'tnds today, giving the citizens the posing as "boosters," have injured east quarter and Lot one of Section right to import beer into the state bn* the good name of the state and every 6 in Township 4, South of Range 7. denying to the citizen the privilege of citizen in it Statistics have been so West of the Willamette Meridian, What the Editors Say WATSON, “ The Insurance Man TODD HOTEL BUILDING, TILLAMOOK, ORE. flüEX. JVIcNßlR & CO. GENERAL HARDUUARE IÇitehen Ranges and Heating Stoves. THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN THE COUNTY. See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere. ¡YAMHILL « MILLING COMPANY, j Tillamook, Oregon. 5 “Oregon Flower,’’ a Hard Wheat Patent. “Yamhill Family Blend,” Hard & Valley Wheat. “Morning Star,” Select Valley Wheat. ! Automobiles Have Your Good Values in Used Cars House Wiring Done by Coa$ poWei1 Co. See ROSENBERG At Tillamook Garage DONE RIGHT at RIGHT PRICES. P. A. puts new joy into the sport of moking ! X7OU may live to I be 110 and never feel old enough to vote, but it’s cer- tain-sure you’ll not I, know the joy and contentment of a friendly old jimmy -1 pipe or a hand rolled cigarette unless you get on talking-terms with Prince Albert tobacco! J F ringe s A lbert