TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT,
OCTOBER
19. 1916.
0AVID ROBISON, M D.
CIRCUIT COURT.
wobbling attitude of Wilson, who did Shooting Between Sunset and Sunrise
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not even stand on the Democratic 1
Prohibited.
Court Adjourn and Will Meet Aiain platform.
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In November.
October
November
1
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
SUMMARY 101« ASSESSMENT.
NATIONAL BUILDING,
1 he October term of the Circuit
Bise
Set
Rise
Set
1
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5:52
Court was adjourned on Saturday Of Tillamook County, Oregon, as 1 1.
6:52
4:57
TILLAMOOK
2.
6:11
OREGON. evening, after being in session for
5
:
50
6;53
4:58
Equalized by the County Board
3.
6:12
two weeks. Judge Geo. R. Bagley
5:48
6:55
4:55
of Equalization.
4.
6:13
5;46
will
hold
an
adjourned
term
on
the
6;56
4:53
T ELAND K. ERWIN,
6:15
5:44
20th of November, when he expects Acres tillable land, 16,336 »2,362,245 5.
6:58
4:52
to dispose of most of the cases now Acres of non-tillable land
616
5:42
1 6.
People who drink an appetizing glass
6:59
4:50
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
on the docket.
5;41
6:17
7:00
4:49
145.875 .......................... 2.184,155 i 7.
of
beer are obliged to send to another
Diploma from Chicago Musical
1 8-
6:19
5:39
7;02
4:48
Warren Construction Co. vs. Tilla­ Acres of timber land,
College.—Beginners receive the same mook City. Damages. Stricken from
State
for it, because certain people say
620
5:37
11.698.650
'
9.
7:03
4:47
417,133 ..........................
6:21
5;85
7:05
4:46
I 10.
careful training as the most advanced. docket but not dismissed.
Improvements on deeded
IT
MUST
NOT BE MANUFACTUR­
6:23
5:33
7;06
4:44
352,710 11.
land ..................................
leans:—$4.00 per months Instruc­ A J-. Tone vs. Tillamook Hotel Co.
ED
IN
OREGON.
Why deprive the
6:24
1,865,755
12.
5:31
7
;07
4:43
Action for money. Continued until Town and city lots 36,797
tion.
6:25
5:29
7:09
4:42
13.
hop
raiser
and
barley
farmer of a local
similar case is decided by the su- Improvement on town and
All lessons given at Studio.
4:41
387,350 14.
5:27
7.10
6:27
city lots ............................
preme court.
market
for
an
OREGON
PRODUCT ?
5
:
25
7.12
4:40
6:28
1 15.
C°unt* Representative for the
State of Oregon vs. P. J. Worrall. Improvements on land not
4:39
1,850 16.
5:24
7.13
6:29
deeded ..............................
Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high Charged with violating the prohibi­
5:22
7:13
4:38
6 31
17.
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos tion law, an appeal from justice court. Steamboats, sailboats. Sta­
4:37
6:32
5:20
7.16
etc.
tionary engines, and
18.
Jury trial and verdict in favor of dé­
4:36
6:33
5:19
7:17
19.
manufacturing machin­
tendant.
179.520 20.
7:19
4;35
6:35
5;17
ery ....................................
T. BO j is
John L. Barnard vs. Brighton Mills Merchandise and stock
4 34
5:15
7:20
6:36
121.
A A .
Co. Damages. Settled and dismissed.
7:21
4:93
146.920 22.
6:38
5;13
in trade ............................
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
4:33
Miami Lumber Co. vs. Tillamook Farming implements etc .
27.705 , 23.
5:12
7;23
6:39
7;24
4:32
58.4Í0 24.
6;41
5:10
Complete Set of Abstract Books in County. Action for maney. Order Automobiles ......................
granting change of venue to "Wash- Shares of stock ................
116,850 | 25.
4:31
7:25
6:42
5:08
Office.
To force your money out of the State
tngton County.
4:30
7:27
6:43
5:07
' 26.
Money, notes and ac­
4;30
18,390 i 27-
7:28
5;05
Taxes Laid for Non Residents.
645
counts .............................
and make the consumer pay the added
Samuel Tomlinson
1 omlinson vs. Southern
4:29
7:29
5;03
1 28.
6:46
Pacific. Damages. Settled and dis- Hotel and office furni­
T illamook B lock .
shipping charges ?
4:29
18,600 29.
7;30
5:02
ture ...................................
6;48
missed.
Tillamook .... Oregon
4:28
54,825
7;32
5:00
Horses
and
mules,
1,400.
6:49
. 30-
Feeney & Bremer Co. vs. C. F.
Both Phones.
271,560 31.
4:59
6:51
Stone. Action
for money,
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—----- Verdict in Cows, 8,082 ......................
77,095
Cattle,
4.496
......................
January.
December
f—
__ in the sum of
lavor
of defendant
800
Sheep and goats, 473 ....
Sun
Sun
Sun
Sun
»355.91.
T. BO ALS, M.D.,
6,420
Swine, 921 .........................
Set
Rise
Rise
Set
D. L. Shrode, Geo. Williams and Dogs, 4 ................................
135 1.
7:53
4:37
4:27
7:33
Charles Kunze. Action for money.
Because of this condition, a statewide
4:37
7:53
7:34
4:27
2.
Decree and attached property order­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4:38
Total ............................. »19,829,975 3.
7;53
7:35
4
;
27
body
of representative business men
ed sold.
4:39
7:53
The above valuation does not in­ 1 4-
7:36
4:27
Surgeon S. P. Co.
are
seeking
to amend the prohibition
Meier & Frank Co. vs. W. R. Ross­ clude the Public Service Corporations ' 5
4;40
7:53
4:26
7;37
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
man. Action for damages. Tried by which are assessed by the State Tas 6.
4:41
7;53
■law so that you may BUY YOUR BEER
4:26
7:38
and directed jury in favor of the Commission. All Oregon-California 7.
4:43
7:53
426
7:40
Tillamook .... Oregon. jury
IN OREGON in the same amount as
plaintiff.
4:44
7:52
Grant Lands have been deducted 8;
4:26
7.41
is now allowed to be imported into the
4;45
7:52
Paul Kolstrup vs. A. G. Davidson from the 1916 assessment rolls, in 9.
4 26
7:41
4;46
7:52
4:26
and wife. Action for money. Default compliance with act of Congress of 10.
7:42
State.
WHICH IS GOOD BUSINESS
KBSTER HOLMES,
4:47
June 9th, 1916.
and decree.
7:51
4:26
7:43
11.
SENSE
?
4:49
I
7:51
4:26
7:44
12.
Chas F Pankow vs. F. C. Feldschau.
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
4;50
7:50
4:26
TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE
7:45
13.
Action for money. Settled and dis­ i
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7:50
4:26
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COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
7:46
missed.
14.
4:52
7:49
4:26
Will Convene for Annual Gathering 15
7:47
W.
S.
Cone,
Geo.
Williams
and
FIRST STREET,
4;26
16*
7:45
On Monday Next.
Henry Jordan vs. Bay City. Motion
4:27
7:48
17.
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I
of
defendants
for
non-suit
granted.
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
4:27
I
7-49
The annual meeting of the Tilla­ 18.
United Railways Co vs. Bay City.
Published by Equnl Rights to Home Industry Committee,
4;27
7-49
mook County Teachers’ Institute will 19.
Injunction. Order and decree.
4;28
7-50
Stock Exchange Bld., Portland, Ore.
take place next week at the high 20.
y H. GOYNE,
Rosalind May Neilson vs J. Albert school building, the dates being Mon­ 21.
4.28
7:50
Neilson. Divorce, Decree.
4;29
7:51
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.’ The 22.
4:29
A TTC >R NE Y - A T-L A W.
Arthur M. Churchill vs. Minnie A. instructors are State Superintendent 23.
7:51
4;30
Meade and T. B. Meade. Foreclosure J. A. Churchill, Miss Florence Fox, 14.
7:52
Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse , of mortgage. Confirmation of sale.
4:31
7:52
M. S. Pittman, H. C. Seymour, Dr. 25.
4:31
7:53
F. C. Ayer, Mrs. H. H. Heller, E. F. 26.
F.
H.
Nielson
vs.
Andrew
Zuercher,
Tillamook ■
Oregon. Mary Zuercher and Jacob Tagman. Carleton and R. W. Kirk.
4;32
7:53
27.
4:33
7-53
28
to reform deed. Non-suit taken by
Monday’s Program.
4:33
7:53
29.
plaintiff.
Monday
morning
the
subjects
are:
I "Have you a hobby horse,” M. S. 30
4;34
Because it's a re­
7:53
R. ¡JACK OLSEN,
Nehalem Valley Bank and Wheeler
4:35
7:53
31.
fined gasoline—not
Lumber Co. vs. J. A. Jensen and Pittman.
To obtain the correct time for Till-
“Hearing or reading a story,” Miss
Henry Tohl and A. C. Anderson.
DENTIST.
a mixture.
above
to
the
Five
minutes
aniook
add
Foreclosure of mortgage deed. De­ Florence Fox.
ST A VDAUD OIL
“Experimental education,” Dr. F. time as computed for Portland.
cree.
»(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
C Mt’ANY
A itate date governs when it opens
Agnes C. Hastings vs Fred L. Has­ C. Ayer.
<Caliic/rnia)
“What it means to be a warden of the season later or closes it earlier
Tillamook - Oregon
tings. Divorce. Decree granted.
than the Federal regulations.
the state,” Mrs. H. H. Heller.
Nellie Worthington vs. Millard
continue
A closed season shall
In the afternoon the subjects are:
J. Worthington. Divorce. Defendant
“Do you camp or live?” M. S. Pitt­ until September 1, 1918 on the fol­
Q arl haberlach ,
ordered to pay the clerk of the court man.
lowing migratory birds: Band-tailed
»15.00 per month until further order
“Phonics Applied,*' Miss Florence pigeons, little brown, sandhill and
for care of minor children.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
whooping cranes, wood ducks, swans,
Fox.
M. H. Dennis and L. M. Dennis vs
"The average boy and his griev­ curlow, willet, and all shore birds ex­
T illamook B eock
Frank Taylor, as justice, and William ance,” Mrs. H. H. Heller.
cept the black breasted and golden
Watson. Petition for writ of review. i Dr. F. C. Ayer has a selected sub­ plover, Wilson snipe or jack snipe,
Tillamook
...
.Oregon Order setting aside judgment. The
woodcock, and the greater and lesser
ject.
same order was made in two other
The teachers of the Tillamook City yellowlegs.
cases where the justice and Charles school will give a reception at the
Federal migratory bird law, open
Watson and C. Stowell were defend­ high school building in the evening. season in Oregon, October 1 to Jan­
QR. L. L. HOY,
ants.
Tuesday’s Program.
uary 15, inclusive.
"Kindergarten,
Montessori
and
Lillie B. Harris vs. Thomas J. Har­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ris, jr. Divorce. Default and decree. common sense,” Mrs. H. H. Heller.
Who Will Benefit by Bills Adoption? with him, nor his irregation ditches
The Heritage of Liberty.
nor drainage ditches, nor even his
Subject selected, Supt. J. A. Church­
•
J. H. Holgate vs. Tillamook Coun­
T illamook B lock ,
That the owner of land will SU ffer fences.
Our fathers bequeathed to us a
ty. Writ of review. Writ sustained ill.
"This bill is another form of Single
“Boys’ and Girls’ club work,” H. C. glorious heritage, the right of every the confiscation of his property,
Oregon. and road vacated.
Seymour.
Tillamook,
man to think and to believe and to while the man who rents land will Tax. The people have rejected Single
“Oral and silent
reading,” Miss worship as he should choose. Free­ not be benefitted by the adoption of Tax in this state repeatedly.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
“All farmers who have their own
Florence Fox.
dom from the control of the nation the "Full Rental Value Land Tax and
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Selected subject, H. C. Seymour.
Amend­ interests and the interests of the
JOHN LELAND HENDERSON Mr. Duniway Show* Up How WilaOn
across the seas was not the greatest Homemaker’s Loan Fund
"Educational administration,” Dr. of the liberties achieved in the found­ ment” is one of the points emphasiz­ farmers as a class at heart should
Kept us out of War.
F. C. Ayer.
ing of the American republic. With­ ed by Henery E. Reed, assessor of vote against this bill.”____
ATTORNEY
“Tests in reading," Miss Florence out fredom in religious concernments Multnomah County. By analyzing the
There
was
a
Republican
meeting
at
DAIRYMEN.
AND '
Fox.
men are robbed of the capacity to en­ results of this single tax measure Mr.
the court house on Thursday, which
Subject selected, Supt, Churchill.
joy any freedom, and all liberty is Reed proves that should it be adopt­
COUNSELLOR AT-LAW.
was well filled to hear Attorney R.
I have inquiries for weaned calves
There will be an evening session on
ed, all land rentals must be paid as at
T illamook B lock ,
R. Duniway on behalf of Hughes and Tuesday, when the speakers will be robbed of its significance.
present, with the State as universal of all kinda. If you have any for
The
mind
that
is
free
is
the
mind
Tillamook •
Oregon the Republican ticket.
Supt Churchill, Miss Florence Fox, that achieves, that builds, that grows, landlord. He also shows why, with sale, call me up on either Phone or
State Committeeman T. B. Handley Dr. Ayer and M. S. Pittman.
write me, giving full particulars as
ROOM NO. 261.
that overcomes difficulties, driving this amendment’s remarkable provis­ to
presided, and before introducing the
age, breed and condition with
Wednesday’s Program.
through darkness of ignorance and ions enforced, land will not have any price of each, and I will call and
speaker of the evening, asked for sig­
Subject selected, E. F. Carleton.
superstition, a shaft of light by which selling value.
iook
them over—Remember—I can
natures
so
that
this
city
could
form
a
c- HAWK.
“What makes ’em behave so?" Mrs. benighted men may see their way up
In speaking of the certain results of
Hughes Alliance. Sufficient names H. H. Heller.
use anything in the baby calf line
this
measure,
which
is
on
the
Novem
­
to the mount of God. That light has
were obtained and in the near future
and can use them any time, summer
Subject selected, Dr. Ayer.
been shining in the new world from ber ballot, Mr. Reed recently said:
a branch will be formed here.
“Three essentials in arithmetic,” M. the day the American nation was
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
“The value of land, when not spec­ or winter. Call up when you have
Mr. Duniway made a forciful S. Pittman.
one for sale and I will call for it.
founded; and the nation has, in con­ ulative, is only its net product—or
speech and attacked the Democratic
SMITH. "The Calf Man”.
“
School
room
discipline,
”
R.
W.
rent
—
capitalized
at
the
rate
per
cent
sequence, grown in power and influ­
Oregon
Bay City
platform. He stated that the Demo­ Kirk.
ence. Its citizens have accomplished which the community regards as a
cratic platform of four years ago,
For Chapped Skin.
Subject selected, Dr. Ayer.
marvelous undertakings, and the fair return on real estate investments.
contained a plank for one term for a
Chapped skin whether on the hands
“Use of the reference library,” E. genius of the old world has been re­ The amendment aims to take, through
president,
and
this
was
one
of
the
F. Carleton.
K. REEDY. D.V M.,
kindled by the fire lighted in the taxation, all of the rent and pay it or face may be cured in one night by
planks that Wilson subscribed to, but
applying Chamberlain’s Salve, It is
Subject selected, M. S. Pittman.
new. History furnishes no parallel to into the state treasure.
he was no sooner elected when he
There will be round table talks dur­
"When such a special and exclusive also uncqualcd for sore nipples, burns
V ETERINARY.
started a political machine to obtain ing the session, the instructors for the growth of this country in all that permanent tax as this is imposed, the and scalds. For sale by Lamars Drug
goes to make a nation great, the pro­
another nomination.
the high school teachers will be
present value of it falls for all time Store.
Both Pilonen
Mr. Duniway devoted a good deal Mssre Churchill and Pittman and gress has not been a work of chance, to come upon the present owner. The
it has been the direct result of the
of
his
time
to
the
Democratic
slogan:
for the primary teachers Miss Fox.
capital value of the land is at once
< treguo
For a Muddy Complexion.
seed sown.
Tillamook
“Wilson kept us out of war.” He
The committees that are looking
Take Chamberlain’s Tablets and
The value which we place upon the reduced to nil confiscated by the tak­
ridiculed the slogan as false, for Wil­ after the institute are:
country's heritage of liberty will be ing of the entire ground rent. Mani­ adopt a diet of vegetables and cereals
son’s vascilating and wobbling policy
Secretaries—Miss Retta Smith and judged by the interest we take in de- festly, if there be no ground rental, Take outdoor exercise daily and your
in regard to Mexico had practically Miss Mary White.
fending the principles and institutions there can be no capital value remain­ complexion will be greatly improved
plunged the country into war. He
Musical director—Miss Hazel Mc­ bequeathed to us by the founders of ing in the hands of the possessor of within a few months. Try it. For sale
spoke of the large number of Ameri­ Kown.
this government. Said the late presi­ the title, no matter what the extent by Lamars Drug Store.
can citizens who had been killed by
Entertainment committee—Mr*. H.
or value of his holdings.
Mexicans, and the need of protection C. Hanson, Mr. G. F. Sanders, Miss dent Ulysses S. Grant. “Keep the
“The total, or use value of the land,
to American citizens, whether at Julia Miller, Mrs. W. S. Buel, and church and the state forever separtac” will neither be increased nor de­
In the interest of liberty, vote “yes”
Ornamental Hrr Places
home or abroad. Mr. Duniway asked Mrs. Clara Burge.
on repeal bill No. 312 and abolish the creased by the tax; it will remain the
whether the president had kept us
liuilt nt Urick ar Stone.
Committee on resolution*—R. W. unjust statute intended to enforce same whether the tax be high or low.
out of war and then went on to
Kirk, P. H. Wyman. C. E. English, religion by law.
' What will occur is that the total val­
AII Fire Placet absolutely
prove the assertion. He said that
J. R. Bidgood and Clara Loerpabel.
ue will be transferred to the state;
gtiuranteeil not to smoke
did not know of any party or any
the owner will retain the shell and
For Sale or Trade for an Auto.
or money refunded.
sentiment in the country that wanted I
the state will take the kernel.
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For Sale.
to plunge the country into war, and
Brick Work of all linds
"Land will not have any selling val­
4
0
acres,
with
small
house,
cost
he did not know of any country that
done on short notice.
be
ue.
Rent
will
not
cease,
but
will
»300,00.
32
fruit
trees
and
shubbery
wanted to go to war with the United 16 set. Salt and pepper shakes
to the State as universal land-
We make specialty of
per set ........................................... 5c. 3 years old. watered with 3 springs, paid
States. It was not the president, but
DONE RIGHT
lord.”
reprirlnx smokinx Fire
Congress, which had the power to de­ 41 Folding chairs, each ............ 50c.’ but three large trees, rest vine maple
C. E. Spence, master of the State
Places.
clare war, and no one had ever heard 24 Leather cushions 14x75 each »5.00 and small timber, all good land and Grange, has taken a strong stand
at
»1.50 can be plowed if cleared. 8 acres
that Congress wanted to declare war, 1 High revolving desk chair
against
the
single
tax
measure,
nam-
and for that reason the speaker said 1 Large mission chair .............. »1.50 cleared and fenced.
RIGHT PRICES
cd on the ballot the "Full Rental
»2.50
I. S .Stephens,
“
it looked silly to him to say that the 1 Desk .....................................
I Value I.and Tax and Homemakers'
Room "1” Commercial Bldg
25c.
president had kept u* out of war. And 1 Potted palm ........................
11U.AMOOK OHE.
»150
Other farm property, hut the above Loan Fund Amendment.1 In an inter-
when Mr. Wilson made the remark 1 Large palm ..........................
I view the other day he said:
.. 10c. is a snap for a short time.
that if the Republican party was 1 Cuspidor ............................
1 “This measure would not benefit
»2.50
Some choice city lot* for »ale.
placed in power it would plunge the 1 Large round oak card table
' the farmer in the least. In fact it
country into war, Mr. Duniway char­ 2 Paper files, each ................ ... 5c.
would injure every enterprising farm-
.. 35c.
acterized as idiotic, for there was no 6 Electric light shades each
i er severely.
,
country that wanted to engage in war 1 lot electric wire, colored globe*
“It amounts, practically, to confis­
sockets for .............................. 43.54
with the United State*.
cation of all lands by the state. Now,
1 pool uble with Fixtures and cue*
Duniway
Mr. ___
... read the Adamson
‘ ‘
if they start to confiscate land, the
complete
for
.....................
»75
00
.
123500
I
law
which
lieh
Wilson
railroaded
through
throi
Ford 5 passenger touring .
next step will be to confiésate im­
fl
For(j ” ” ” electric light* 295 00 congress to obtain the union vote. He : 1 Time stamp for billiard hall »100
provements on the land.
Nickle match and ash trays
125
00
4
said
th*
law
was
simply
a
bill
to
give
I "What recourse would there be for
Buick delivery truck ............
each............................................. »Sc
15.00 a small proportion of the best paid
a farmer, renting land under the pro­
1 Ford body, 1913..............
.................. »wc.
1 railroad men more pay, and the fann- 1 common chair
visions of this bill, if he found himself
1813 5 passenger Buick. Dis-
See Ira Smith, secretary_of Com­
1 ers and shippers wosrid have to pay
A capable, efficient resident tax­ unable to keep up hi* payments on
• filate Burners, 2 extra tires.
mercial
Club.
390.00 for the increase
payer who will perform the duties of the land after he had spent his money
Extra good value ...............
i Mr Duniway spoke highly of Mr.
his office without prejudice or dis­ and labor for many years to improve
For
sale
—
one
team
of
horses
and
-i
Hughe*, who stood for Americanism,
hand
made
wagon
for
»100.00
cash.
crimination, and without asristant at it?
___________
'
'and the protection of American citi-
"Hr would lose the land, of course,
Horses
will
weigh
about
*00
lbs.
an additional cost to '1 illamook but how could he save hi* improve-
| zens, whether at home or »broad,
each
Phone
Sub.
1«F5.
I and at the same time criticized the
County.—(Adv.)
I ment»? He couldn't take hi* barn
PHYSICIAN AND SURGON,
Do You Want the Truth ?
Then Read This !
IS IT JUST ?
IS IT SENSIBLE?
Of course it is not.
VOTE X 314 YES
More users every day
I
J
Have Your
House
Wiring Done by
Co^t poVvei1 Co.
RALPH E WARREN,
Automobiles
Good Values in Used
Cars
See ROSENBERG
A t Tillamook Garage.