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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
Editorial Snap Shots.
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The Board of Equalization had lit­
tle or nothing to do. It must be that
everybody is satisfied with the assess­
ment.
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One of the timber men last week
wanted to know why the Dougai man
was so anxious to have a road built
from Netarts to Bayocean? Why?
Why? Why?.
That is a bad record for Tillamook
County. Since the 1st of July there
were twelve divorce cases filed and
fourteen marriage licenses issued. If
that speed is kept up we will have tc
admit that marriage is a failure.
The Democratic slogan, “The Presi­
dent kept Us out of war,” is about
busted, for it was the president who
nearly plunged the United States in­
to war with Germany and it was the
Kaiser who kept us out of war. The
Democrats must think that the peo­
ple are blind when they make their
foolish claim.
Notwithstanding that Champ Clark,
speaker of the house, said that the
Maine election gave the Democratic
paity hell, Bro. Trombley is so po­
litically blind that he looks upon the
election as a great victory for Wilson.
Gee. If Bro. Trombley wants to make
a political fool of 'himself, lie is per­
fectly within his rights to do so.
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We are now told that the proposal
to build a road from Netarts to Bay­
ocean is impracticable. That is what
most of us have known for many
years, but it seems as though some­
body wanted to knock or hold up the
Bayocean road. It is not impractictl
to build a road from Netarts to Bay­
ocean, but it would be folly to waste
so much money when there is only
three miles of the present road to
build.
It has been suggested that a system
of fire patrol roads be started in Till­
amook county, to be used in case of
foest fjrcs. This is a matter that
should receive the serious attention
of the county court and plans made
to bring this about. We feel sure the
people of the county will readily see
the importance of fire patrol roads
into the timber districts. This county
has been fortunate the past few years
in not having forest fires, but we be­
lieve in preparedness, and fire patrol
roads would be along this line. Most
of us can recall the serious forest fire
which raged in this county some few
years ago, and the calls for help that
came to this city. It took considera­
ble time with teams, buggies and wa­
gons to get crowds of men to the
fires, and often they had to walk
several miles. With fire patrol roads
and automobiles, forest fires could he
reached much quicker with the possi­
bility of preventing the destruction of
timber. The snap shot man is in hear­
ty accord with the suggestion of fire
patrol roads in this county and plans
should be agreed upon as soon as
possible so as to have work started
next year. We would suggest that the
timber men and the business men of
this city and farmers get together,
for this object. The snap shot man
can recall the willingness of a large
number of men who dropped every­
thing when calls for help to fight
fire reached this city a few years ago,
and whenever a like call is made we
know there would lie a similar re­
spouse, but it would he a great ad-
vantage to them if there were fire
patrol roads.
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We hear a great deal these days
about . people being PH
patriotic to their
own city and section of country. We
want to ask the Democratic brethern
of Tillamook county if they show
patriotism to the county in voting for
a party that placed every industry in
the county practically on the free list?
We would like to discuss this matter
with Bro. Trombley, for it is of great
importance to the dairy, lumber and
fishing industry who is elected presi­
dent. We can't see how any person
employed or having interests in
cither of these three industries can
vote for the Democratic free trade
party, and it looks exceedingly unpa­
triotic to place the industries of this
county in competition with cheap
lapancse, Chinese and Hindu labor.
That is what the Democratic party
did anil what Bro. Trombley the
Democratic brethern want the people
of this county to vote for in voting
for Wilson. One of the largest indus­
tries in the county, the \\ heeler saw
mill, was closed down as a result of
free trade and hundreds of men were
thrown out of employment with hun­
dreds of thousands of dollars invest­
ed in the saw mill tied up. It is safe
to say that the saw mill at Wheeler
will remain closed down if Wilson is
elected, hut if the G. O. P. is returned
to power it will start running again,
giving employment to hundreds of
men, and will circulate considerable
money in the north part of the coun­
ty. This is an object lesson every per­
son in Tillamook county should care­
fully consider when casting their vote
in November and ask themselves
whether they arc patriotic to their
own section of country.
The snap shot man does not take
any
in , publishing
__ , pleasure
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_ the past
record, of anyone, hut there are times
when it i* the duty of editors to do
so, for the general public have a
right to know the record of anyone
who is seeking public office, especial­
ly the office of district attorney. This
is one of the unpleasant things in
running a newspaper, and we contend
that an editor who is in possession of
information that the public should
know fails in his duty in withholding
it. That was the position the snap
shot man took in exposing the past
record of Wm. Marx last week, not
that we have any personal feeling in
the matter, and as we stated above, it
is an unpleasant duty the snap shot
man had to perforin. We will leave it
to our readers to decide whether we
did right or wrong.
We wish to state that Attorney Cal­
lahan is not responsible for what ap­
peared in the last week’s Headlight
in this connection. It is true that Mr.
Callahan obtained some of the facts,
and in doing so performed a public
service to the people of the county,
and for that reason he should be com­
mended and not criticised. It was
common gossip in the city a week be­
fore the snap shot man felt it was his
duty to make the matter public. Just
for argument, supposed we hushed
the matter up and Marx was elected
prosecuting attorney, and the people
found after that we were in possess­
ion of the facts that Marx had a
prison record, what would they think
of the snap shot man? Why, they
would think he was a jelly fish editor,
and they would think right. But we
have done our duty to the people of
this county, and likewise Mr. Calla­
han, and no one have just grounds to
criticise either. It is a good thing for
the community to turn the search
light on strangers who coine here be­
fore falling all over themselves to
place them in responsible public posi­
tions. That is simply what we have
done in this instance.
Notice °f Completed Contract
Notice of Completed Contract
TILLAMOOK
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Acceptance
1. Reference to the Lusitania.
2. Why he opposed military And
naval preparedness during half his
term.
3. Why the cost of living has not
dropped since he became President,,
as he promised it would.
4. Why he sent the national guards­
men to Texas.
5. Why he first agreed to Secretary
Garrison's
army
reorganization
scheme, and afterwards
accepted
Hay’s wasteful and ineffectual one. ,
6. Why he keeps Daniels in the
Cabinet.
7. Why he signed the rivers and
harbors bill, including $20,000,000
for pork.
8. Why he first favored free sugar
and then insisted on a restoration of
the duties.
9. W hy he favors an appropriation
of $50,000,000 to make impossible
the revival of American shipping.
10. Why he intervened to oust
Heurta.
11. Why he supported Pancho Vil­
la.
12. W hy he aided the establishment
of Carranza's government.
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13. Why he went in at Vera Sruz,
and why he came out.
14. Why he sent Pershing’s troops
across the border, and why he tried
secretly to withdraw them.
15. Mention of any satisfactory ex­
planation from Austria regarding the
Petrolite.
16. Statement as to whether he has
put or is putting any pressure on Ber­
lin or Vienna to secure amends for
outrages on America.
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Wonderful Values in Pianos. Plaÿer Pianos
Talking Machines. Etc.
Call For Bids.
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Tillamook City, Oregon, will re­
ceive bids up to October 10th, 1916,
at 8 o’clock p.m. for the improvement
of the following streets, to-wit:
1st. Fifth
— Street, from the East
side of Stillwell Avenue to the West
side of Second Avenue East.
2nd. Second Avenue East, from
Abutment
of
Hoquarton
North _________
Slough bridge Northerly to the North
Boundary of Tillamook City.
The improvement consists in hard
surfacing said streets with concrete
pavement, with curbs and provisions
for surface drainage for project No. 1
Wingwalls for project No. 2, in ac­
cordance with plans and specifica­
tions on file therefore with the City>
Recorder. Bids for each project num­
bered to be separate.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check in favor of Tillamook
City to the amount of five per cent of
the bid as a guaranty that the success­
ful bidder will enter into a contract
with approved bond for the perfor­
mance therefor.
Dated this September 18th, 1916.
Ira C. Smith,
City Recorder of Tilla­
mook City, Oregon.
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Diploma from Chicago Musical
College.—Beginners receive the same
careful training as the most advanced.
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc­
tion.
All lessons given at Studio.
County Representative for the
Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolot
etc.
T. Bona
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Complete Set of Abstract Books in
Office.
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
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COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
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Administrator of the es­
tate of Mary E. Phelps, de­
ceased.
GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
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Tillamook
Oregon.
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DENTIST.
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Notice of Completed Contract
All person, are hereby notified that
W. C. King, has filed hi, final ac­
count with the estate of Mary E.
Phelps, deceased,
in the County
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Court of the state of Oregon, for
Tillamook County and that said
Court has fixed the 20th day of Oc­
tober, 1916, at the hour of 10
o'clock, a.tn. in the County Court
room as the time and place tor the
final settlement thereof and the hear­
ing of objection, thereto if any.
All persons are hereby notified, to
■ resent their objections if any to said
final account at said time and place.
Dated this list day of September,
1916.
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
Office :
All trains stop
Notice is hereby given, that the
City Engineer has filed with the un­
dersigned his certificate of the com­
pletion and his approval of the im­
provement of Fifth Avenue East,
from the South side of Third Street,
to the North side of Eighth Street
omitting the intersection already pav­
ed at Fourth Street and intersection
at Fifth Street, under provisions of
resolutions for establishment of Lo­
cal Improvement District No. 4, and
that on Monday the 2nd day of Oc­
tober, 1916. at 8 o’clock p.m. at the
City Hall in Tillamook City, Oregon,
the Common Council of Tillamook
will consider'the acceptance of said
work.
Dat-d this September 18th, 1916.
Ira C. Smith,
City Recorder of Tilla­
mook City, Oregon.
Notice of Final Settlement.
HOLMES,
EBSTER
Notice of Completed Contract.
Notice is hereby given, that the
County Surveyor
of
Tillamook
County, Oregon, has filed in this of­
fice his certificate for the completion
of the contract of A. Arstill, on the
Garibaldi-Wheeler county road, from
Station 527 plus 91,4 to Station 664
plus 03.5 in accordance with the
plans and specifications, and any
person, firm or corporation, having
objections to file to the completion of
said work, may do so within two
weeks from the date of th: first pub­
lication.
Dated this the 20th, day of Sep­
tember, 1916.
J. C. Holden, County Clerk.
First publication Sept. 21, 1916.
Last publication, Oct. 5, 1916.
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Notice is hereby given. That the
City
—, —
Engineer
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has filed with the un­
dersigned his certificate of the com­
pletion and his approval of the work
of the improvement of Eighth Street
from the East side of Stillwell Ave.
to the West side of Miller’s Addition
to Tillamook, under provisions of
resolutions for establishment of Lo­
cal Improvement District No. 3 and
that on Monday the 25th day of
September, 1916, at 8 o’clock p.m. at
the City Hall in Tillamook City, Ore­
gon, the Common Council of Tilla­
mook will consider the acceptance of
said work.
Dated this September 14th, 1916.
Ira. C. Smith,
City Recorder of Till­
amook City, Oregon.
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NATIONAL BUILDING,
Oregon.
Tillamook,
Tillamook City, Oregon, will re­
ceive bids up to September 25th,
1916, at 8 o'clock p.m. for the follow­
ing work:
The work consists of furnishing all
labor and material for the laying of a
box drain on Del Monte Street, in
accordance with plans and specifica­
tions on file therefore with the City
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Recorder.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check in favor of Tillamook
City to the amount of five percent of
the bid as a guaranty that the success­
ful bidder will enter into contract
for the performance therefor.
Dated this September 16th. 1916.
Ira C. Smith,
City Recorder of Tilla­
mook City, Oregon.
"Is it not the President who has
kept us out of war with Germany. It
is the Kaiser. Mr. Wilson’s notes
have been truculent enough to make
for war over and over again, but
Germany has averted conflict at each
psychological moment out of gon-
sideration of her own welfare, not as
a consequence of any of the many
things the President has written. And,
she has done it in her own sweet way
at her own chosen time. Personally I,
do not believe that we have been in
danger of war at any stage. Nobody
could afford to drag us in and
nobody has done so. That is all there
is of it. If we had convinced all war­
ring powers at the outset the we real-,
ly meant to maintain our rights as a
neutral, we would have obtained them
beyond the shadow of a doubt. But
our chillyshallying with Mexico had
indicated all too plainly that they
could play fast and loose with us with
impunity. And they have done it—
both sides.”—Colonel George Harvey
in the North American Review.
Wilson’s
Speech.
DR. ELMER ALLEN,
DR. GEORGE J. PETERSON.
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PHYSICIAN AND SUBGON,
Notice is hereby given, that the
County Surveyor of Tillamook Coun*
ty, Oregon, has filed in this office hi*
certificate for the completion of the
contract of Feldschau & Jackson, of
Section No. 2, on the Tillamook-
Cloverdale county road, in accordance
with the plans and specifications, and
any person, firm or corporation, hav­
ing objections to file to the comple­
tion of said work, may do so within
two weeks from the date of the first
publication.
Dated this the 20th day of Septem­
ber,* 1916.
J. C. Holden, County Clerk.
First publication Sept. 21, 1916.
Last publication, Oct. 5, 1916.
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Ford ” ” ” electric lights ‘ 29$»»
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