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TlLLAMOOKs HEADLIGHT. JULY 6. 1916 J ------- «-------- Summon*. of their infamy against the citizen ship of the county, it stands convict In the Circuit Court of the State ed of a crime not much less detestable than that it charges against the big Oregon, for Tillamook County. Tillamook County Bank, a Preparedness? Are you prepared to American interests.—The Spectator. corporation. write that check for $1.50 on your Plaintiff, subscription account. Some have been Good Platform for Any Family. vs. doing it!—News Reporter. Red Marich, ----- o Live within your means, save a Defendant. What sort of a wife is most likely little money, acquire a little property. To Red Marich, the above named Teach your children to not be defendant: to help a man get to the front —one who laughs if he looses a few hundred ashamed to work at any honest labor Bi the name of the State of Oregon. or thousand dollars and says “O— and shun idleness. You are hereby required to appear Avoid if pos-ible, having them grow and answer the complaint filed again fudge, what s the cliff? It’ll come our way nekt time;’’ or the sort who tells up with the idea of getting soft jobs st you in the above entitled cause on a man he is always making a fool of from the public. or before the expiration of >ix weeks Prepare plant food at home in from the date of the first publication himself and if a pig drowns in the creek she blames him for the creek? stead of buying high priced canned of this summons, and if you fail so to stuff and delicatessen supplies. —Colridgc (Neb.) Blade. answer, for want thereof the plaintiff leach the girls to make their own will apply to the Court for the relief clothes, trim their own hats and keep demanded in the complaint, which is _____ ______ __ town A preacher from _ a ___ nearby accounts of their expenses. that the plaintiff have judgment ____ was in W1 i.shi.j-*u* one day last week Let the family respect industries With a 23 or 24 cfturch job peddling and inexpensive and harmless amuse against you for $265.00 with interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum it around to all the printing offices ments.—Willamina 1 imes. from September 2nd, 1914, for $11.80, for a price. In his heme town here is Right at this season is the very best time to buy beds with interest at 8 per cent per annum a good newspaper which furnishes when our stock is full and complete for your selection. from October 30th, 1915, for $75.00 as the pastor and his church publicity Thrift. attorney’s fees, and the costs and dis Above, for example, we show one of the beautiful new every week, and it struck us that be is bursements of the suit, upon a prom a very narrow and ungrateful man Simmons Steel Beds as advertised in the Ladies’ Home Journal Thrift on the part of the people of issory note executed by you to de who would take his printing to anoth any community or any country is al and Saturday Evening Post. Come in and let us show you the er town, even if he could save 50c. ways an essential to general prosperi fendant of date August 26th, 1913 for $300.00, and a mortgage executed full line. on it.—Washington Press. ty. Spendthrift habits tend to the cer- They are the famous light weight, electrically welded steel by you to secure the payment of the atiori of a few large fortunes and a same, covering Lots 6, 7, 20 and 21, — ' is not a nut " or a about which you have been reading. There Somebody blundered when the gov great deal of poverty, for there are ernment, through Secretary Redfield, always a few provident souls who are Block 13, of Ocean View, Tillamook bolt in the whole bed to rattle loose. And the finishes are issued an appeal to the public to save ready to garner in the nickles that a e County, Oregon, and the taxes paid beautiful. waste paper. There is no sale for the recklessly squandered by the multi by the plaintiff on account thereof, The quality of our merchandise is the best that human skill »tuft at any price that would pay the tude. Thus the normal balance of the being the above sum of $11.80. That the said mortgage be fore and ingenuity can produce; our enormous buying power lowers freight charges on fifty mile haul, let community is upset and an abnormal the price to the point where they cannot fail to interest even alone paying expenses of bailing and condition is brought about that w orks closed, the property therein describ-I cartage. A little invstigation on the against the general business welfare. ed sold for the purpose of satisfying the most experienced buyers. Let us prove to you that we can the said turns demanded against you, > part of officials before the appeal was 1 tie locality that is cursed with a lit and do sell you the greatest home furnishing values at prices and that you be forever barred and issued would have saved a lot of use tle concentrated wealth and a great no other concern can equal. less correspondence and given the deal of poverty is a poor place for the foreclosed of all right, title or inter-' public generally a higher regard for average man—and most of 11s are est in or to said property except the statutory right of redemption. the opinions of high-up government average men. This summons is published by or officials. Will the Secretary now The Willamette Valley's ambitions please issue a bulletin telling us where do not lie in the direction of swollen der of the Hon. A. M. Hare, County we might find a market for this pa fortunes for a few and a mere pit Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon, per?—Seaside Signal. tance for the many; on the contrary requiring publication to be made for they lie in an exactly opposite direc six successive weeks. Said order is ■ ' dated May 31st, 1916, and the first When the first report comes in of tion. When we dream of a happy fu publication thereof is made June 1st, the first real clash between the ture we see visions of a pleasant val 1916. American and Mexican forces, it will ley inhabited by people who own H. T. Botts, be found that they wind up with the their own homes and who have a Attorney for Plaintiff. same old phrase so much used during moderate share of the comforts and Last publication July 13, 1916. the civil war, “the colored troops the luxuries of life. Instead of great fought nobly.”’ In times of peace, landed estates with the proprietors in some of our sensitive graduates of mansions and the tenants in humble Notice of Guardian’s Sale of Rea* Estate. West Point get very much disgruntl cottages, we call up pictures of many I ed when they receive assignments to prosperous farms with well built and houses and ample Notice is hereby given that by vir-1 negro regiments, but the old hands well-furnished who have seen campaigning, say barns. When we build air castles for tue of a licence and order of sale when it comes to putting up a fight the future, we see towns made up of duly made and entered by the County of demoniac fury, they will take com many modern homes and few palaces. Court of the State of Oregon for mand of a colored regiment every Instead of heights and depths we see Washington County, on June 6, 1916, licensing me to sell at private sale to time. It has been firmly established a level of comfort and satisfaction. The way to make these dreams the highest bidder therefor, either for in our army records that, given com petent and efficient white officers, come true is to cultivate habits of cash in hand on day of sale or for there is no better body of soldiers in thrift ourselves and teach habits of one third cash in hand on day of sale, the world than the colored soldiers thrift to the children. Contrary to the and the balance of the purchase price not ■ exceeding — time, ’■ five belonging to the United States army. belief held by too many people, thrift on is nothing to be ashamed fo. it is not years. Deferred payments to draw —Umpqua Valely News. miserliness, but is its exact opposite. interest at the rate of six per cent Thrift consists in learning to do with per annum, payable annually, and to The Democratic party recognizes out the things we really do not want be secured by a first mortgage on the need of some preparation for the so that we may have in fair and liber premises sold, the hereinafter describ foreign-good onslaught which will al measure the things we do want ed real estate belonging to Henry certainly follow the close of the war. very much. Casper Schlaeppi.a minor, I will from This is shown through their prom Reckless and unconsidered spending and after Monday, July 17, 1916, ised attention to dye-stuff protection, if generally indulged in, inevitably proceed to sell by private sale, upon and the tariff commission. Secretary brings about unequal distribution of the terms above set forth, to the McAdoo and his democratic associat wealth. Habits of saving, on the other highest bidder, all the following des- i es see the commercial strife coming, hand, equalize industrial conditions cribed real estate belonging to said and they are laying awake nights and make possible the spread of uni Henry Casper Schlaeppi, a minor, trying to devise some anti-dumping versal prosperity. Well planned sav Situate in Tillamook County, Oregon, legislation to take the place of a pro ing is an act of true patriotism.—Ore and particularly described as follows, tective tariff. The democrats see the gon Register. towit: need but refuse the tried and effective I he E. half of the N. W. quarter of remedy From the experience of Sec. 21 in T. 2 S., R. 9 W. of Willam years the country knows there is but Tax Limitation. ette Meridian, in Tillamook County, one way to meet the competition of Oregon, containing 80 acres more or Europe successfully and yet maintain 1 less, excepting therefrom the follow W. E. Ball, assessor of Lincoln our wage standards at home, and that ing tract sold by Casper Schlaeppi, is through an out-and-out protective county, in a letter to the Oregon Jr. deceased, and his wife, in his life Voter has this to say: tariff.—Umpqua Valley News. time as follows: First Tract: Begin at ------ o------ In the editorial column of the Ore- the quarter section corner between Here is William Allen White’s obit gonian on June 17th, 1 notice under Secs. 16 and 21, of T. 2 S. R. 9 W. uary of the Bull Moose party: And the headline “To Prevent Tax Eat Wilamette Meridian, in Tillamook then—what of the radicals? At the ing" an article referring to the Bing County, Oregon; thence run S. 20 present they are all dressed up in ham law of 1915 and the initiative Chs. to 1-16 Sec. corner; thence run It 9 the uniform unva their fighting clothes, with i nowhere measure gotten out by the taxpayers' W. 4 Chs, to center of county road; rying heat of a good oil to go. '¡ hey have a low opinion of league and endorsed by the legislative thence N. 5 degrees, E. along center stove, and the perfect the democrats. They are not of the committee. of said road to a point 2.28 chs. W. control, that keeps the proletariat, and thus are too much This proposed law is only correct of the place of beginning; thence run middle class to work with the social- in theory, and is not as good as the E. to place of beginning 2,28 Chs., juices in—that pre —a cleaner, cooler ists. That class docs not __ ______ move ______ them. Bingham law on account of the re containing 6.28 acres. serves the savory kitchen, and less Some may go to Mr. Wilson, others striction of the base for taxation to Second Tract: Begin at the S. E. goodness of the meat may follow Mr. Hughes. Tonight one year in place of two years as al- corner of S. W. quarter of N. W. —and gives that even fuel expense they seem determined to go it alone. lowed by the Bingham law. quarter of Sec. 21, said township and brownness« all over. It they go it alone it will require a Light thinking and theoretical ex range; thence run N. 1 degree 11 marvelous lot of energy and more periments with the cold-blooded and minutes W. 574 feet to the center of than they can at the moment com* practicable question of revenue have county road; thence N. 79 degrees mand to make the campaign ----- . „ as it already cost enough. Why can we not 30 minutes E. 910 feet along center should be made. Yet they are crusad get out of it? of county road; thence S. 2 3 degrees ers And ravens may feed them. And I » Taxation is not a theoretical ques E. 70 feet, along S. bank of Faucett whatever happens, they have realized tion. Its problems cannot be solved creek; thence S. 29 degrees 30 min- lor a time a vision that is prophetic. from text books alone, but by prac utes E. 132 feet; thence S. 60 degrees 30 minutes E. 92 feet; thence S. 62 Some day the forces of radicalism tical experience and common sense. will gather and will hold together. This proposed law fails in that it degrees 30 minutes East 84 feet; Some day the wave of progress that furnishes no base. The state, county thence South 74 degrees 45 min- Ah the convenience of gas. Cooks everything ebbs and flows will wash far inland or other taxing corporations that utes East 138 feet, thence South 87 Best any woodor coal range and remain. But tonight the radicals have been extravagant or even liberal degrees E. 47 feet; thence S. 60 Resulti will cooE but keopo stand on a lonely and rather dreary in tax levying can continue to do so degrees E. 79 feet to a stake marked your kitchen cool. shore, looking at the ebb tide and the under either law, but the tax levying X, from which a three-foot hemlock Use The long blue chim wreck." bodies that have been conservative bears S. 3 degrees E. 4 feet and a Pearl neys do away with all ------ o------ and practical are the ones effected by one-foot hemlock bears S. 72 degrees Oil ' smoke and Smell. In 1, "If th/ Prussian government has such legislation; or in other words, W. 11 feet; thence S. 2 degrees 15 2,3 and 4-burner sizes, something to gain by forcing a Mex this law proposes to penalize the minutes E. <13 feet to the center ovens aeparate. Also ican war upon us so have certain big practical, conservative citizens and section corner; thence W. 1398 feet cabinet models with interests. President Wilson warned encourages the waste of public funds to place of beginning, containing Firalan Cooking Ov -the country some time ago that these by designing, and in very many cases 18.32 acres, and leaving in the part en». Ask your dealer of said 80 acre tract belonging interests would stop at nothing to non-taxpaymg, promoters. today. bring on hosilities. They have been Such laws as these encourage high said estate, including roads, 55.0 STANDARD OIL plotting and conniving for many taxation, as a taxing corporation, acres, more or less. Subject to dower COMPANY months to that end.’’—Editorial in the whether its levies are made by a right of said guardian. tCallSMuU) Bids will be received at the office Portland Journal. commission, levying board or by the Tillamook That is a repetition, in a milder way people direct, would hesitate to low of the Tillamook Headlight in Tilla- of the Journal’s story that the big in er its levy, even if less money were mook, Oregon, or at the office of W. terests of this country had induced required tor that year, knowing that N Barrett in Hillsboro, Oregon. Sale \ ilia and his band of cutthroats to in the next year it could not add more will be subject to confirmation by vade New Mexico and slaughter the than six per cent to the amount rais said County Court. citizens and soldiers of Columbus. ed in th« former year. This law not Dated this June 10, 1916. Rabctta Schlaeppi, Guard The offense attributed to these big only sanctions high taxation where ian of the person and American interests is a heinous one. ___ extravagent levies have been hereto estate of Henry Casper fn the whole history of the country fore made, but by suggestion, at least Schlaeppi, a Minor. no more atrocious crime has been encourages these extravagant levies charged against any of our , citizens. by furnishing a base that permits the W. N Barrett, Attorney for Guardian, The Journal’s charges are true or un continuation of these high levies by First publication June 15, 1916, true. The Journal can or cannot prove such taxlcvying bodies. them. The Journal knows or does not No, the idea may be good, but this Last publication July 13, 1916. know the names of the infamous plan will only bring disappointment. scoundrels who so murderously and Why do we encourage tax laws that Notic« to Creditor«. MooooooooQcoooociooQooooooooooooooocooooceoooGeccooa traitorously procured the invasion of induce extravagance and duplicity? their country and aided in the butch Why not stand for and encourage Notice is hereby given that the un ery of their fellow citizen«. Wilt the revenue laws that will not only per- Journal tell ua who these wretrlies mit but will encourage open and dersigned hat been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Absalom are, so that the punishment and rep above board honesty? robation which they have so devilish It seems to me that such laws B. Allison, deceased, by the County ly earned inay be meted out to them, should define or establish some sure Court of Tillamook County, Oregon. If the Journal knows who these vil- and safe base or per cent for each All persons having claims against lians are, and refuses to disclose I specific purpose, over and above the estate are hereby required to pre their identity, it may be well said of which a tax could not be levied. sent the same to me at Tillamook it that the most dastardly crime ever bringing the total to a sure and defi- County Bank, Tillamook, Oregon, committed against the nation it is I nite amount, and then, if thought within six months from the date of accessory after the fact. And if the I necessary, a six per cent increase this notice. Dated June 29th, 1916. Journal cannot point to the men | above this base, as a lee-way, could Erwin Harrison, whom it would have ua believe are I be allowed, giving taxing bodies the Administrator. guilty, and cannot produce the proof privilege to use it or not. What the Editors Say. This Isthe Time To Buy Beds ! 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