Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, July 13, 1916, Image 2

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    TILLAMOOK • HEADLIGHT. JULY 13. 1916
a precedent in not complying with Chautauqua Week Starts on Tuesday.
its own budget and the vote of the
taxpayers at the budget meeting. The
The big week starts Tuesday.
First Insertion per line ............. I .10 County Court, when making up its
Jack T. Stanton, the local represen­
Each subsequent insertion, line.
•05 ouugci
budget last year piaceu
placed **v,wv
»lv.UOO m it tative of the Ellison White Chautau­
‘
t
the
for
the
Bayocean
road,
and
at
Business and Professional cards
qua System, is in town to devote his
budget meetiriiz
meeting the taxnaverx
taxpayers in­ ' entire time and energy in boosting
one month...................................... 1.00 * budorct
creased this to »15,900, | provided a j and helping the local committee and
Locals per line each insertion...
OS bid was made to complete
the road ' the people of Tillamook in making
Display advertisements, an inch
for that amount ot money. Then I this your chautauqua a big thing.
one month.....................................
•50 a foolish motion was made, that I Chautauqua people are to be regaled
if the court failed to obtain a bid to with America's most premier orators,
Ail Resolutions of Condolence
complete the road, the money should intertainers and musicians. 1 he Ion­
and Lodge Notice!, per line .
■05 be used for hard surfacing,
the plea ian Serenaders are
four vivacious
Nutlets, lost, strayed or stolen
IIR. W. A. WISH
being made again that the hard sur­ I piece* of femininity coached by Elias
ie the »nmrg.hr. Wise who
faced
roads
were
a
great
benefit
to
the
etc., minimum rate, not ex­
MASSEY
practiced dentistry in Tilla­
i>ay of the Chicago Conservatory of
dairymen. The Potter Realty Co. Music, and regarded as the greatest
mook County a few year#
is a College Graduate in
,2<
ceeding five lines .....................
tig«», aud will be pleased to
Dentistry, registered in Ore­
having failed to make good its prom­ ' musical coach in America today. The
gon. and has had several
again wait on those who
ise, leaves the County Court in a bad i Ionian's afternoon program will be
years experience, ano has
devirc his professiona. ser­
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
come
to
Tillamook
County
vice.
fix. If it insists upon spending the | variegated with readings by Miss
to make it bis future borne.
One Year....................
$1.50 money appropriated for Bayocean on Ruth Meeker, ot much lame on Chau-
Six Months ............ ;............................. 75 hard surfacing, and believes it is j tauqua platforms, b. Platt Jones, the
Three Month* ................
50 right and proper to comply with the 1 ankce monologist, will give you a
action of the taxpayers’ meeting, it sixty-five minute program, with a
was equally right and proper that it : laugn every ten seconds. Vinzenzo
THE TILLAMAAK HEADLIGHT. should have expended the »10.UUU in Gullotta is a violinist of international
the previous budget for a bridge at fame, having won much fame in Eu­
Woods. This is the situation that con­ rope before coming to this country.
fronts the County Court today, for it I Mb* Goltra, with Gullotta trio, sings
Dr. Wise has had thirty years experience in plate v rk
established a precedent
that, al­ in grand opera during the winter and
Mai«, guarantee. .11 ht. work and can be con.nltetl at
and gua.a*ntccs uliat he says.
Dr
anv time- Call u» bj Telephone.
We believe that it is the right thing though the budget two years ago to Chautauqua audiences in the sum­
for Gov. Withycombe to do is to call contained an item for »10,000 for a mer.
a special session of the legislature bridge at Woods, it expended the
Dr. Elliott A. Boyle is the cowork­
lor the purpose of providing tunds to money elsewhere. We believe the er of Dr. Gunsaulus of Chicago, hav­
assist the families of the Oregon boys court have the right to expend the ing exchanged pulpits with the latter.
who offered their services and who »15,000 appropriated for the Bay­ Dr. Boyle * inspirational
lecture,
Lave gone to the front. We do not ocean road in the construction of "The Seen and Unseen," is a work ot
like the idea of the families being that road, notwithstanding the fool­ art and will be especially appreciated
dependent upon charity. The state ish string that was tied to the resolu­ by fathers and mothers, brederick
should make liberal provisions for tion, for we contend that the budget Vining Fischer was dean of the lec­
SEE THAT SGrT LIPi
their support, and we are sure that meeting is advisory and not binding ture bureau and was introduced ■ to
the people of Oregon are patriotic on the court. But if the »15,000 is to eastern platforms as "a great lectuer
ELATES WITH FLEXIBLE SUCTION—
1
and ready to share the burdens of the be used for hard surfacing to benefit with an illustrated obligato." Dr.
OUR BRIDGE WORK has
The verv best and latest in modern dentistry.
a
been brought to the highest
families of those whó have been left the dairymen, why not bond the Fisher has a collection of pictures
No more falmig plates.
It von arc having
V
county for »420,000 so as to give
state of perfection.
The
plate trouble eet Dr. Wise's advice as to
I
without adequate support.
teeth on this bridge are in­
what should be done and the eost of doi ,g
1
them 40 miles of hard surfaced road that are wonderful, chosen by him
terchangeable at will with­
FREE. We can extract your teeth abso-
1
from
the
exhibit
of
pictures
at
the
out
removing
lately without pain—tree where plate or
J
What’s the use of contracts with so that they can get to the cheese Panama Exposition. The personnel
in outh.
lu Hire work is ordered.
al
school teachers, anyway, If a school factories and have a _ great deal of of the Lyric Opera Company are
bri
Y
board undertakes to lire a teacher pleasure driving over hard surfaced picked from the leading light opera
with a contract, it is up against a law roads in their autos? Mr. Dougal companies of the United States. In
suit, for the teacher claims the full says the timber men are in favor of the afternoon they present a musical
amount of money for1 the time the good roads and pays 75 per cent of burlesque and in the evening they
contract calls for. But a teacher, the taxes, and all the dear fanners present in costume the famous opera
whenever he sees an opportunity to have to do is to step up to the polls “Martha.” Mrs. Harriet Gunn Rober­
obtain a better job, resigns, leaving this fall and vote for 40 miles of son is a writer of much repute and a
school district often in a dilemma. hard surfaced road. That’s easy. And big club woman. She is a direct rela­
It is plain to see that teachers’ con­ then come in at the next annual tion of Louise Mary Alcott and the
tracts are binding on one side and not budget meeting and demand that the authoress of “Mary of Magdala.” In
on the other, and it may be that county court go the limit of 10 mills her lecture, “Success Where You Are’
school boards are to blame, in accept­ for road purposes and put some more she takes up those problems of home
ing resignations from teachers who money into hard surfacing. That’s the
and community life and shows the re­
are under contract. No one want* to the way to get hard surfaced roads, lation of each part, no matter how
place anything in the way of teachers and let the poor devils over at Bay­
obtaining better positions, but i^e do ocean who have invested money there complex. Ernest J. Sias, the town
— its flavor is so different and so
not like the idea of contract* with and have been discriminated against doctor, has a lecture with a punch.
teachers who hold it as a whip hand and assessed twice the amount they He has been on the platform for
de|ightfully good;
over the district to hold onto their should be withofit one cent’s benefit, twelve years and in the east was re­
ceiving
»150
a
lecture.
He
adheres
go
to
blazes.
If
our
readers
think
it can’t bite your tongue;
jobs and throw it up whenever they
that the snap shot man is in a scrap­ strictly to problems of civic and com­
feel like doing so.
it can’t parch your throat;
ping mood this week they
think munity developments and solves them
about right, for its enough to make for you by methods worked out by
DOUGAL-DOUGALLY-DO-ISM
you can smoke it as long and
any newspaper man's blood
boil himself or thoroughly familiar with.
as
hard as you like without any
Mandel
Witcspie
’
s
Royal
Hungar
­
when
he
sees
the
injustice
of
some
The Snap Shot Man Get* Hot in the
people in endeavoring to deprive ian Orchestra is composed of six
comeback
but real tobacco hap­
Collar Over Bayocean Road.
Bayoccan of a road and a way out Hungarians and two Americans. The
piness
!
former
are
picked
from
royal
orches
­
When County Judge Hare told the after the property owners have taken
Commercial Club and the property hold of a piece of property which tras in Europe and the Americans
On the reverse side of every Prince
owners of Bayocean that their taxes only paid about »100.00 in taxes from the two largest symphony orch­
Albert package you will read:
estras in New York.
should be reduced one half, simply which is now paying over »7,000,00.
" PROCESS PATENTED
Joseph Kekuku’s Hawaiian Quin­
proves what the snap shot man has Every fair minded person in Tilla­
JULY 30 th , 1907"
repeatedly stated, that Bayocean is mook believes that Bayocean is justly I tette were picked from the original
entitled to a road and it is an outrage Toots Paka Alisky and Pird of Para­
not getting a square deal.
That means to you a lot of tobacco en­
to deprive it of a way out, especially dise companies, who make the rec­
------ o ■
joyment. Prince Albert has always been
The only person at the meeting of as nearly ail the money is available ords for the Victor and Edison peo­
sold without coupons or premiums. We
the Commercial Club who opposed to complete it, uiid if the money is ple.
prefer to give quality I
spending the »15,000 appropriated diverted it will only mean additional
Victor Murdock, the firey and red­
i r Bayocean road was the Dougal- money to be provided for in the next headed insurgent from Kansas, is
Dougally-Do-Man, who is not a resi­ budget to complete the road, which back from the war zone in Europe
and the Chicago convention in all his
dent of this county nor does he pay a the people will demand.
glory. Mr. Murdock needs no intro­
cent of taxes towards building roads
Copyright 1118
duction.
by R J. Reynolds
and other public improvements. But
Relief Measure.
Tobacco Co.
he seems to think he is the big "It”
Junior Chautauqua work is one of
and boss of the county.
Governor Withycombe has sent out the big things. Miss Morse, junior
fAe national joy smoke
supervisor, has been coached for a
the following letter to interest
If the timberinen whom the Dougal- people in helping the families of the week in Boise, Idaho, by a special
the
VOV'U. find • cheery howdy-do on top no
Dougully-Do- Man represents are go­ Oregon boys who have been
matter how much of a stranger you are in the
called teacher to prepare for handling chil­
ing to lie such stickers about hard
09you drop into. For. Prince
dren. The work deals with the early
out and ordered to the front.
Albert is right there — at the first place you
surfacing and insist that the money
pass that sells tobacco ! The toppy red
My Dear Sir:—About 1400 enlisted English period and is educational and
appropriated for Bayocean road be men of Oregon have responded to entertaining for children. Miss Morse
bag sells for a nickel and the tidy red
TOBACCO IS PPSPAR l D
tin for a dime; then there'* the hand­
used Tor hard surfacing, then lets all
their country's call.. This has resulted organizes the children into King
some pound and half-pound tin
FOR SMOKERS UNPERThE
get the hard surface fever and bond in numerous instances in the removal Arthur's court, and on the last day
humidors and the pound
PROCESS DISCOVERED IN
thr county for »420,000 and have a
crystal glass humidor with
presents
a
pageant.
Don
’
t
let
your
of the source of support to many de­
. MAKING EXPERIMENTS TO
sponge-moi stener top
gbod lot of it, and not show a mean pendent families and immediate or­ children miss this.
that keeps the to­
PRODUCE THE MOST DE­
disposition and deprive Bayocean, ganized relief action is urgently need­
bacco in such
Off the Chautauqua platform a
which is paying twice the amount of ed.
bang-up trim
LIGHTFUL AND WHOLE­
single admission to any one of the at­
a
ll-the-
taxes it should, of the money that
SOME TOBACCO FOR CIG-
time /
In order to organize relief work tractions the Chautauqua brings to
rightly belongs to building the road
throughout the state 1 have appoint­ you would cost you the price of a
to that place. The people of this coun­ ed a State wide committee to be season ticket. An adult season ticket
ty are in favor of giving Bayocean a
SO
known as the Executive Committee at »2.50 gives you these wonderful
road ami a way out because they of the Oregon Patriotic League. Hon. people at the ridiculously low price
know that it is justly entitled to it. A. I.. Mill«, president of the First Na­ of 20 cents a performance. Children’s
Bonding the county for »420,000 for
tickets 5b and admit the holder to
hard surfacing will be the best kind tional Bank, of Portland, is Chairman junior Chautauqua and all performan­
of the organization. The purposes of
COES NOT B.’TE THE TONGUE
of resentment to. Dougal-Dougally-
the league are to co-operatc with lo­ ces. Our local business men were pub­
Do-lsm in this county. The snap shot cal relief bodies in providing assis­ lic spirited enough to obligate them­
man docs not want to be driven into
tance for dependent families whose selves by contract with no thought of
the bunding band wagon, but the way
This is the reverse side of the
hope oi reward to bring this Chau­
things have developed over the Bay- wage earners have been called away tauqua to you. When you buy a sea­
Prince Albert tidy red tin. Read
< ce.in road, we want to tell the tim­ on military duty, and to prevent du­ son ticket you arc supporting your
this “ Patented Process” message-
plication of the relief work.
ber men they are creating a decided­
to-you and realize what it means
To make this movement a thorough business men and helping them make
ly favorable impression in favor of
in
making Prince Albert so much
good this obligation. Don't you owe
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
bonding the county, and if it carries, success, every social, fraternal, re­ them your support?
to your liking.
ligious
and
commercial
organization
I
and we are inclined to. think it will,
then they can thank the Dougal- in the State of Oregon should par­
Dougally-Do-Man. If the timbernien ticipate.
Farmer Reed to Build New Bam.
As the head of the commercial or­
were farmers and business men of this
ganization
of
your
city,
you
can
rend
­
Witepskie's Royal Hungarion Or­
Elizabeth De Barrie Gill.
Madame Fay Marvilius.
county, and the other fellows paid 76
S. G. Reed is getting the foundation
percent of the tages we believe every er this worthy cause valuable assis­
------ o
chestra.
man jack of them would be strong tance by enlisting the aid of all pa­ laid for the erection of a big new
It is unusual an artist of several
------ o------
Poor polly Dick Steel, friend of i
triotic
bodies
in
your
community.
barn
on
his
Neah-Kah-nie
ranch
and
* ‘ * **■) worth of sur-
advocates for »450,000
Chautauqua folks are expecting 3
faced highway in the county and Will you, therefore, windly present it is to be one of the largest and talents is found to be equally profi­ Addison, who outlived every thing great program
from W itcpskie s
would be out and out boosters for this matter immediately to any or­ most modern structures of the kind in cient in each, but this is the distinc­ but his great heart, and a delicacy of
ganization that would be interested, the county.
bonding the cdunty.
tion of Mrs. Elizabeth de Barrie Gill, fine feeling which enabled hitn to say j Royal Hungarian Orchestra, who are
It has been customery in the past
leaving one of the enclosed registry
------ o-......
harpist, contralto soloist and enter­ all that an inspiration called forth ■ returned to western chautauquas at
the unanimous soliciation
of all
The County Court is in a dcleinma, cards for the immediate appointment for the people hereabout* to consider
tainer,
who renders three-in-one con­ without everreading the proprieties
Mr.
Reed
in
the
light
of
a
beach
pro
­
and betwceti the devil and the deep of delegates to the Oregon Patriotic
towns
on
the
circuit
which
were
priv­
motor
rather
than
a
farmer.
This
is
cert at Chautauqua.
blue sea, over the Bayocban road. If League? In the event that sufficient
of good taste, or falling into the rut ileged to hear them last year. 1110
Mr*. Gill’* exceptional work on the of stereotyped phrases the meaning I
it uses the money appropriated for registry cards are not enclosed, kind­ not just to Mr. Reed because a 1000
popularity of Witepskie's Royal Hun­
that purpose the timber men threaten ly have similar cards prepared. Upon acre ranch on which he farms and harp
..... t" — has
— - established mv
I L y Ul
the yupuidl
popularity
of of which continuous
usage
had
garians in America is as great as that
to take proceedings, and if the court return of the registry card, the organ­ pastures 900 acres 40 acres platted this instrument with the thousands
weakened.
uses the money for hard surfacing, ization will receive communications to beach lot*.
enjoyed by them in music centers o
Mr. Reed is a progressive citizen | who have heard her. The harp that
In speaking of Madame Fay Mar­
they will meet with the same legal from time to time from headquarters
and farmer. He is improving his she carries is gold, of rare workman­ vilius, who sings at chautauqua to Europe where they frequently played
proceedings by the Bayocean people. as to the duties.
Royal
dignitaries
and
You are urgently asked to name a herds, both in quality and quantity ship and of a tone which reveals the the accompaniment of Witepskie's for the
Two years ago the budget contained
an item of »10,000 for a bridge at committee to represent your organ­ and along economic and scientific carrying qualities even of the violin Royal Hungarian Orchestra, nothing court functions.
lines. The Reed milk check is increas­
could more fittingly describe her than
Woods, the money being placed there ization.
The way Witepskie’s Royal Hun­
Let us show our patriotism bv act­ ing in size and will soon equal those or piano. The sounding board which a few words of bteel written in emu­
xt the request of Carl Haberlach, who
garian Orchestra play the rhapsodies
of
other*,
who
are
older
at
the
farm
­
ing
promptly
in
the
relief
of
the
de
­
will
be
especially
built
on
the
plat
­
lation
of
one
of
the
Ladies
of
Queen
claim d that a bridge would be a
form perfects the acoustic properties Ann's Court—who was known far .and is the wonder of all who hear them.
great benefit to the dairymen in that t * pendent ones left behind by our brave ing game.
If Tillamook county had more ener­
The lively touch given to the best
section, and on that occasion no men who so nobly answer the call of
for
an open air concert in the big wide for the exceptional graciousn css
getic people of the Farmer Reed
of manner which was a chief glory of syncopation in modern music is a do
objection* were raised and at the i their country.
tent.
stripe, it would do no harm.—Ne­
Sincerely yours,
her accomplishments. Of her Pick light to lovers of popular music.
budget meeting the taxpayer* ap- I I
To the great joy of Chautauqua pa­ Steel wrote: "To have seen her w.is
Jatnes Withycombe, Gov. halem Time*.
proved of this expenditure. But the
Classics and light operas, home bal­
trons Mr. Gill specializes on the old unconsciously to think finer thoughls
County Court ignored the action of
lads and folk songs all have an equal
Ownera
of
Dog*.
There 1« more Catarrh In thia section of
—
to
have
known
her
was
a
liberal
home ballads, n^gro dialect and folk
the budget meeting and expended the the country than nil other di«*ase* put I
ly conspicuous place on a Royal Hun
songs of all nations. She plays some education in the arts.”
money for other purpose*. No one together, and until the last few
I
’You are htFeby* notified that Ordi­ as instrumental sblos others she sings
That is the charm of M orvilius— garian program.
rd of the timbermen insist- was supposed to be incurable Foe ft
ever heard
many years doctors pronounced it a local i nance No. »75 provides that owners I to. her own accortlpaniment, the color-
[you expect to hear her sin-g usually
init upon 1 the County C^urt expending disease
and prescribed local remedies, and |
Mandel Witcpskie is an orchestra
the »10,000 a* provided for in the hr constantly falling to cure with local I or keeper* of dogs shall secure a I fui sweet liess oflher voice adding ! a | well the moment you see h-er, and the
I leader of
international prominence
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Sbl. I license for each doit kept within
the ; measurable - chamn
to ....
her concert.
conci
beauty
of
it
is
that
you
a.
re
not
dis-
budget for a bridge to benefit the ence
-
—
r
--
—
hat proven Catarrh to l»e a consti­
.Mrs. Gill is an accomplished | appointed. Everyone has noted the who has kept intact a company of
dairymen in the vicinity of Wood«, tutional
disease. an<! therr'orc requires I limits of Tillamook City, and that on Also
nor did Mr. Haberlach, who so stren­ constitutional treatment llsll’s Catarrh and after July 15th, 1916, parties reader and impersonator giving sev­ qualities that make the tr ,ost pictor­ nrusicians whose
artistic sense *n*
_____ ________
manufuctwred by
F
J
Chenev & who have not complied with all the eral splendid selections enjoyably in­
ial display in an art gall ery: when ablcs them to reflect the interpret''«
uously advocated the bridge for the Cure,
Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the only Constitu­
benefit of the dairymen and which tional cure on the market It is taken in provision* contained in this ordinance terwoven with choice interludes on the picture and the frair ,e harmon­ concepts of their director to the m '
iously complement eae h other a
would help develop the dairy industry. ternallr in doses from IO drops to a tea- will be subject to a fine a* provided the harp.
extent.
, .
apoonfiil. It acts directly
on the blood
Mrs. Elizabeth de Barrie Gill is one single impression is pn educed that lest
We are casting no reflection* on the Mil mucous surfaces of the system Ther in this Ordinance,
The big brown tent will be crow de
By order of the Common Council, of the most pleasurable numbers of­ hangs pendulantly in tjb c mind for
County Court that the »10.000 was offer one hundred dollars tor any case it
| to its utmost capacity at the appcJf-
tails to cure
Send for cirrnlars and tes dated this 19th day of June, 1916.
fered by western chautauquas this many days. This is th'* . flight of the ' ance of Witepskie’s Royal Hung««»"
• ot used to good advantage and a tlmoninls.
Ira C. Smith,
year, and will certainly carry away Royal Hungarians— Jft orvilius con­ I Orchestra on the fourth day of l
benefit to the people in the south Address F. !. CHENEY * CO . Toledo. O.
City Recorder. her share of the honors.
cert at chautauqua.
part of the county, but it established . Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation.
chautauqua.
i'
ADVERTISING RATES.
Legal Advertisements.
$
WISE
and
MASSEY,
DENTISTS,
and owners of
Bar View Tent City,
$
We have Dental Offices in Tillamook. Bay City, Bar Viezv and
Cloverdale and are equipped to do all kinds of Denial
Work as good as it can be done anywhere.
What we Cannot Guarantee, We Do Not Do.
Editorial Snap Shots
I
PAINLESS
âQUI
EXTRACTING
When Plates or Bridge
Work is Ordered.
Prince Albert gives
smokers such
delight, because
àrîn F e A lbert
in goodness and
in pipe satisfaction
is all we or its enthusi­
astic friends ever claimed
for it!
It answers every smoke desire you
or any other man ever had! It is
cool and fragrant
and appealing
. -
• -
o to
smokeappetite that you will get chummy with
it in a mighty short time I
Will you invest 5c or 10c to prove out our say
so on the national joy smoke?
i