TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JULY 20, 1916.
What the Editors Say.
wrhf-C3n",ry sch°o1 ,b°y was told to they now exercise to destroy each
the result:*
id“OrS and ,his is other.
in Europe, the whole family works
Don t know how newspapers came long
The German armies are being torn
hours.
lheir land produces
* T ?°rld- 1 don 1 think the vastly greater yields than our own
to pieces at :i fearful rate, but the
Good
Lord
does,
for
He
ain
’
t
got
Berlin opiimtst who prepares the
their factories remain undcs-
’otlung to say about an editor in the acres,
stories for publication is winning bat­ [ bible.
1 think the editor is one of the troyed. W lien you have lands that are
tles right along.—Telephone Register.
productive, people that are indus­
IH'ss'ng links you read of, and staid trious, lactones tor them to work in,
in
the
bushes
until
after
the
flood
snips to haul raw material in and the
Women don’t like war, and they
then came out and wrote the
product out, you have un­
' will be more opposed than ever when and
thing up and has been here ever since finished
limited credit in the commercial
they learn that war with Mexico
I
don
t
think
he
ever
died.
I
never
world.
wo»l.l kill the chewing gum industry.
sem a dead one and never heard of
In Germany and in Russia, livestick
Mexico is the only country that pro one
getting licked.
is disappearing so rapidly that the
duces chicle, the chief ingredient of
If
a doctor makes a mistake he governments hive become so alarmed
H
chewing gum.—Telephone Register. buries it and the people dissent say
and people hayc been ioroidden to
------o------
nothin .
eat meat four days in each week. One
A wounded British officer says his
When
the editor makes a mistake may travel across Germany and buck
men would have taken the German there is big swearing and big fuss,
trenches if hell had had to be crossed but if a doctor makes a mistake there again and scarcely see a cow, a horse
to do it. If hell is any worse than the is a funeral, cut flowers and perfect or a hog. lhe same thing is true to a
degree in the other warring countries.
zone of fire they did cross, it would silence.
When peace shall have been declared
pay us all to mend our ways.—Ob­
A doctor can use a word a yard one of the first moves made will be
server.
long without any one knowing what to re-establish the herds and flocks of
it is, but if an editor uses one he has Europe, and the great source of sup­
The preachers’ sons are coming in­ to spell it.
ply will be America. There can be no
to their own for the two gib political
Right at this season is the very best time to buy beds—
If a doctor goes to see another
parties have nominated as their stand­ mans wite he charges for the visit; doubt of this. The older countries
when
our stock is full ami complete for your selection.
ard bearers sons of ministers. Wood­ but if the editor goes he gets a charge have appreciated the importance of
Above, for example, we show one of the beautiful new
livestock more than wc have in this
row Wilson is the son of : a Presby- of buck shot.
country, and subsidies in one form
Simmons Steel Beds as advertised in the Ladies' Home Journal
tcrian clergyman; Charles a
Evans
Any old college can make a doctor, or another have been given the far­
and Saturday Evening Post. Come in and let us show you the
Hughes is the son of a Baptist min- but an editor has to be born.”
mers to encourage them with their
ister.—News Peporter.
full line.
livestock operations. The farmers in
They are the famous light weight, electrically welded steel
this
country
who
are
foresighted
Warden Minto, of the state peni-
The Automobile.
enough to be prepared to supply the
about which you have been reading. There is not a nut or a
tentiarv, says that the inmates of his
demand when it comes will reap the
bolt in the whoje bed to rattle loose. And the finishes are
institution desire to raise a company
I here has been almost innumerable harvest.—The Rural Spirit.
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among their number to fight the
beautiful.
expressed on the matter of
Mexicans. It wouldn’t
be much opinions
The quality of our merchandise is the best that human skill
the
man
in
just
ordinary
financial
trouble for the warden to choose a circumstances owning such a thing A Submarine Feat Which all Can
and ingenuity can produce; our enormous buying power lowers
bunch who would need but little gun as an automobile, and one of them,
Applaud.
the price to the point Where they cannot fail to interest even
practice.—Itemizer.
which the editor of the Pacific Home­
the most experienced buyers. Let us prove to you that we can
The crossing of the Deutchland
stead believes to be about the most
The Eastern Oregon wdicatgrower sensible criticism he has read in challenges
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zimerica
admiration.
and do sell you the greatest home furnishing values at prices
has played fool long enough. Hereto­ majiy a day, appears in a recent num­ Even it the feat opened up no greater
no other concern can equal.
fore he has shipped his grain to the ber of the American Poultry Journal potentialities, it would be very won­
Eastern buyers sacked, thrown in the as follows:
derful and finely dramatic. But the
sacks as donation to the buyers and
Quite recently one of our very good possiDly ol greater feats to follow is .
then had them make him pay for friends severely criticised the man in lhe thing that fires the imagination. |
W'tien the Savannah, with steam
their weight. But this he will do no moderate circumstances who squand­
more. Slowly the West awakens, er money on the “luxury of an auto­ engines and fuel oil power auxiliary i
There arc still many more of these mobile” assuming that they rob the to help her on the voyage, crossed
grasping deals where the West is family savings, “mortgage the home” the Atlantic in 1819 her cargo ca­
wasting money.—Sheridan Sun.
and strain every nerve to "own an pacity was less than half that of the
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auto” or because of envy of more for­ Deutschland, and her 100 feet but a ,
third the Deutschland’s length. As
Attorney E. E. Gray has unearther tunate neighbors.
a good job for our state legislators.
Maybe the desire to own a car and the Savannah was only a hint of
We have nothing in particular against to keep up the pace set by others what the century was to bring in
the cow or its family, but any law does temp’ some folks into undue steam navigation so the Dcutscliland
that gives them the exclusive use of and unwarranted extravagance; but may be but a suggestion of the fu-
the highways of the state is seriously we arc inclined to believe that the ture supersubmarine.
Captain Koenig declared dramatic­
in need of changing. Doubtless, the ownership and sane use of a modern
law was made at a time when about motor vehicle will soon help broaden ally that the achievement had broken
the only things that could profitably the owner’s mind to a sufficient ex­ England's rule of the seas, and Amer­
negotiate our highways were cattle tent to rid him of a lot of foolish ican naval officers at Washington
are inclined to take seriously that
and the like. Since then, however, the notions.
state, particulary Clatsop. County, has
While an expensive car is undoubt­ boast. The Deutschland’s right to en­
builded some regular highways for edly a luxury and not a wise purchase ter and clear from neutral ports can
vehicles. It is better for the cow’ as for a poor man, the modern well- not be challenged if Port Collector
well as the vehicle that the state law built iow-priced automobile ij a pres­ Ryan of Baltimore has made a cor­
be brought up to date.—Astorian.
ent day necessity and we will be glad rect report. She carries no guns, is
to see the day when every family pos­ manned by a merchant crew, carried
This talk about William Jennings sesses one and uses it. To our mind a cargo and is not a warship in any
Bryan running again for President the automobile is one of the greatest sense. The mere fact that she can
in 1920 reminds us of the old story and most useful inventions of the age dive and dodge enemy raiders has not
of the village dog. The poor pup got and a great boon and blessing to the slightest adverse bearing on her
so used to having a can tied to his mankind. With fine new models sell­ rights in the neutral harbors of the
tail that when he saw a tin can in the ing at a cost that docs not exceed the world. She has a clear a right to bring
road he just naturally backed up to it. cost of*a good horse and outfit, and us dyestuffs and return with crude
Also, as a British Columbia editor used cars in fine mechanical condi­ rubber and nickle as a British mer­
once wrote, “Bryan is like the sock­ tion, on sale at a cost less than the chant vessel to come into the Colum­
eye salmon—runs every four years price of just an ordinary horse with­ bia river for wheat, salmon and lum­
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only to be canned.”—Oregon Voter. out either harness or vehicle, we do ber.
If vessels of the Deutschland type
not see how any man, with much
A funny combination of petitions work to do that requires getting can run the blockade the blockade
is said to have appeared this spring. about, can afford to do without an may cease to exist. Her captain says
she earned enough
by bringing
Two constitutional amendments were automobile.
being initiated, one to prevent im­
When we kept a horse and outfit $1,000,000 worth of dyestuffs to the
portation of liquor into the state and —the first cost of which exceeded United States to pay for her owners
another to permit the manufacture of the present cost of a fully equipped outright for her construction cost. If
beer and its sale in original packages, up-to-date
autojthe
_
expense
_
of she should get back safely to a Ger­
circulators of the latter, it being maintaining the horse exceeded a dol­ man port her achievement would be a
claimed, carrying petitions for the lar a day right here on the farm. The powerful incentive to the speedy
former also and coliciting signatures horse had to be fed three times a day building of others of her type. For
blockade is pinching the Ger­
indiscriminately.—Independent.
it had to be groomed and exercised the ally
hard, and they will exert every
------o------
every day, whether we wanted to use mans
One of the most pernicious habits it or not; every few weeks there was resource to overcome the clutch.
Here is the use of the submarine
that is fastening itself on the public, a necessary trip to the blacksmith
is that of signing indiscriminately ev­ that wasted half a day’s time. The ex­ that Americans can approve and ap­
ery petition that is presented, with­ pense kept merrily on, whether we plaud.
out the trouble of reading, examina­ needed to use the horse or not, and
tion or investigation. A wager was we had to use it when we did not ELEVEN MEASURES INITIAT­
recently offered by a responsible par­ want to, because exercise was essen­
ED
ty that he could circulate a petition in tial to keeping the animal in good
a certain city and get five hundred condition. On hot or very cold days People of the State Will Vote on
signatures, allowing the sheriff of the when long drives were necessary we
Them This Fall.
county to go and take the governor felt if We were imposing on the fine
the state and hang him to a lamp animal and always that desire to
When the time for filing initiative
post, and if the wager had been taken avoid any cruelty to a dumb animal
there is no doubt the signers would proved a mental drawback when there petitions for measures to be voted up­
have been obtained.—Umpqua Valley was much hard work that must be on at the November election expired
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done. Though we like a horse and arc at Salem 'Ihursday, eight people’s
still very fond of driving a good one, and three legislature statewide meas­
It looks like the people of Oregon we decided four years ago that for ures were assured of place upon the
were in for another “wet” and “dry” ourselves, the horse had to go. We ballot. The proposed constitutional
campaign. One faction has circulated can hire the use of a horse any time amendment to allow the manufacture
petitions to secure a vote upon the we need one for a very low price and of beer and its sale in original pack- .
question of permitting the Oregon we simply cannot afford to keep one. ages had the greatest numucr oi mi- J
Three proposed
breweries tcT manufacture and sell
The first year with an auto opened tiators, 42,046.
Ar Best
liquors to our people according to the our eyes to the economy of a motor measures have had no petitions filed
Rt lulls
law as it now stands. They argue that driven vehicle. It did not have to be and therefore die automatically. They i t
Uit
it is better to have the home institu­ exercised, it cost nothing when not are, prohibition of salmon fishing in i
Pturl Oil
tions get the money that is now go- in use, the upkeep for the same the Columbia river and its tributaries;
jng to California and other states, amount of work was far less than the regulation of admissions to profes­
stove is just
the prohibitionists, in retation pro­ upkeep of a horse. A few hours work sions relating to the public health,
like
cooking with
pose to amend the present law in each week kept the machine in fine provision for one day of rest in every i
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city gas. If you
such a manner as to make the state running condition; it was always seven.
The measures for which petitions
absolutely dry, not even permitting ready to go anywhere at any time and
haven t a New Per-
liquor to be shipped in. Idaho now to get us back home again, and dis­ were filed and the number oi signa­ I
fection
you’ve missed
bas such a law and they appear to be ! tance or speed brought no thought of tures on each are:
t
People’s land and loan law, 24,653;
comfort for years. Bakes,
surviving about as w’ell as we are.— "cruelty,” Whereas a drive of twenty
Banks Herald.
miles with a horse was a hardship, a constitutional amendment to allow
broils, roasts, toasts. More efficient
than your wood or coal stove,and costa lass to op-
many times, for both owner and ani­ the manufacture of beer and its sale
arata. Cuts out tha coal-hod and wood box drudgery.
The land grant bill as passed by the mal, the automobile made easy work in original packages, 42,046; a con­
K—pa your kitchen cool. The long blue chimneys prevent
house provided logged-off lands shall of 100 miles, and 225 miles in a day stitutional amendment to prohibit the
smoke
or odor.In l,2,3snd 4-burner sires,ovens separata. Also
be open to homestead, without charge could be made with comfort if neces­ importation of liquor into the state
Cabinet Models with Fireless Cooking Ovens. Ask your dealer today
for beverage purposes, 30,4 70; a con­
*'O doubt those dow’n easterners sary.
STANDARD OIL ( OMPANY
thought they were being generous
After four seasons’ use we are still stitutional amendment establishing a
(California)
with the public domain.
If one of operating the same car, it is in good normal school at Pendleton, 28.UU0,
lhem should be staked out in a bunch condition after carrying us thousands a constitutional amendment limiting I
of young firs, and among the stumps of miles, we find on summing up ac­ the tax levy that may be made by ail
on a piece of this land and told to get counts taking into consideration all tax levying agencies, 25,283; a con­
busy and make a home for himself, repairs, overhauling new shoes, gaso­ stitutional amendment establishing a
he would realize that life was far line and oil, the actual annual cost of system of rural credits, 27,260; a bill
from being one glad sweet
sw’eet song, if the auto has been very considerably prohibiting compulsory vaccination,
that life had to maintain itself from less than our annual cost for keeping 25,126; a bill repealing the Sunday
the land. The only thing that can cx- a horse and outfit. It has faithfully closing law, 24,500.
Measures submitted by the legisla­
**t on these lands is a goat and he served us in many an emergency
bas to have a few days start of the which, but for the car, might have ture are: constitutional amendment
undergrowth. Giving that land to the proved a serious one to some member giving the governor power to veto
homesteadet is about as generous as of the family. It enables us to live in single items in appropriation bills;
the old butcher, who, when he killed the country and do our shopping and amendment exempting certain ships I
polled angus ox, gave most of the marketing in the city, to get our pro­ engaged in either passenger or freight
horns to the poor.—Salem Journal.
duce into market with the least ex­ coasting to foreign trade, whose I
penditure of time and at the least ex­ home port of registration are in Ore­ I
pense. It makes it possible to take gon from taxes, excepting state taxes
Story About "A Editor.'
the family along for an enjoyable until 1935, and an amendment re­
outing on business trips—and we pealing a constitutional provision for­
(Wheeler Reporter)
suffrage to negroes, China­
The Reporter is in receipt of a pos­ really would not know how to do bidding
and mulattoes.
tal card with a Penn Square station, without it, not only for the pleasure men
The local measures are, a bill pro­
1’hildelphia. Penn., postmark, that it brings to all of us, but for the time viding
for bounty on jack rabbits in
had the following clipping attached and money it saves us.
When we see milkmen, butchers, Crook county; a bill providing for a
t° it. The reason for this attention,
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which was mailed direct to the editor, fishermen, farmers, and dealers in all bounty on jack rabbits in Lake counr
a bill removing the county seat
"Oregon
Flower,'
’
a
fiard
Wheat Patent.
is not apparent. Whether they have sorts of necessities, covering their ty;
Jefferson county from Culver to
recognized in us a "born editor” or routes between store and customers of
Madras,
a
bill
locating
the
county,
"Yamhill Family If lend," Hard & Valley Wheat
think we arc running opposite to the in motor-driven vehicles, doing the
doctor in visiting the others fellow's work quickly and well and covering seat of Jefferson county at Metolius,’
"Morning Star,” Select Valley Wheat.
and
a
bill
moving
the
county
scat
wife, we don’t know, but the story is much greater territory in less time
from
Prineville
to
bead.
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with
less
effort;
when
we
see
and
1 good one and here it is:
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