TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER
26, 1916
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FIGHT.
government aid
Public Schools Would Suffer.
NEW LOGGING CAMP.
FOR HIGHWAYS.
Goyne Defends Himself—
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"If
this
amendment
should
be
ad
­
Operations to Start on South Side of
Shows His Record.
Oregon’s Share is Something Over
opted” says Henry E. Reed, assessor
Tillamo°k Bay.
W.ooo.yoo.oo-Allotment for
of Multnomah County, "Mortgages
To the voters of Tillamook County:-
secured
by
land
will
not
be
worth
the
1817 Amounts to Over
The Oregon Box and Manufactur­
paper on which they are written.” ing Company closed a deal last week
At this Aime we are flooded wi*b
Wo,000.00
T.
H.
NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT.
Notice is Hereby Given, that the Common Council of Tillamook City,
Oregon, on October 19th, 1916. assessed the cost of street improvements
made in the pursuance of Ordinance Number 317 of Tillamook City, Oregon
against all the property included in Local Improvement District Number 4 of
1 illamook City, Oregon. The name of the owner and description of the prop­
erty, and the respective amounts assessed against each lot or parcel of ground
are as follows:
Amount of
Owner
Lot
Block
Assessment
Addition
. 3
G. W. Kiger..................
. 17 .
$ 81.649
. Thayer’s
G. W. Kiger..................
. . 4
... 190.499
. 17 .
. Thayer's
. 5
U. B. Church ................
190 499
17 .......... Thaver'
First Christian Church
.. 6
. .
81.649
. 17
Thaver'
First Christian Church
18
West 45.5 feet .................. . . 3 . .
65.319
. . . Thayer’s . . . ...
M. H. Knudson, East 7 feet
... 18 . . .. Thayer’s .. . .. 206 829
of Lot 3 and all of.......... . . 4
... 18
C. Boats ....................................... . . 5
. .. Thayer’s .. . .. 190.499
6
... 18
81 649
C. Boals .......................................
. .. Thayer’s ...
... 19 . . . . . Thayer’s .. .
81 649
E. Jenkins ................................... . . 3
4
. . . 19
E. Jenkins ...................................
190.499
. .. Thayer's .. .
261.219
. 19 . . .. Thayer’s ..
Alex Watt ................................. .6
6
19 . . . . Thayer’s . . .
111,959
Alex Watt .................................
20
111 959
G. Johnson Est.......................... .3
. . . Thayer’s .. .
4
. 20
261.219
G. Johnson Est..........................
. . . Thayer's . ..
.
5
20
261.219
J. Devine .....................................
.. Thayer’s .. ..
6
20 . . . Thayer’s . . .
111.959
J. Devine .....................................
S
..
111.959
. . 21 . . . . . Thayer’s .. . .
VV. J. Bogart ............................
. 21
G. Clark ....................................... 4
Thayer’s .. .. .. 261.219
190.499
. 21
C. E. Reynolds ......................... . 5 .
. .. Thayer's . . ..
6
21
81 649
C. E. Reynolds .........................
. . . Thayer’s . . .
190 499
W. Tinnerstet ........................... . 1 .
. 32
. . Thayer's . . . .
81 64 9
C. A E. Thayer......................... . 2 .. . . . . 32
. . . Thayer’s . . .
81 649
F. M. Kelley ............................... . . 7 .. . .. 32
. . . Thayer's . . . .
»2
190.499
F. M. Kelley ............................. 8
. . Thayer’s . . . .
190.499
U. B. Church ............................. . 1 . . . . . 35 . . . . . . Thayer's . . . .
85
81 649
VV. A. Williams ......................... .. 2 ...
. . . Thayer’s . . .
7
81.649
F. Christensen
«5
Thayer’s ..........
35 . .
190 499
8
F. Christensen
Thayer’s
190.499
A. Tinner ...................... ............ 1 .. . . . . 35
Thayer’s
2
36
R. Walls ........................
Thayer’s .......... .......81.649
38
H. Saunders .................. .............. 7 ..
Thayer’s .......... .... 111.959
8
36
H. Saunders ..................
Thayer’s .......... 261.21»
8»
C. & E. Thayer............
1
Thayer’s .......... .... 261.219
. 2
39
C. & E. Thayer............
Thayer’s .......... .... 111.959
............ 7 . .
3»
E. N McGee
111.959
Thayer’s
8
. 39
J. De Parr ....................... . .
Thayer’s .......... .....261.219
40
M. Hadley....................... ............ 1
261 219
Thayer’s
4 0
M. Hadley ...................... .............. 2
Thayer’s . ... 111959
4 0
L. Hadley....................... ............ 7 . . .
81 649
Thayer’s ..........
t
40 .. .
L. Hadley
Thayer’s .......... .....190.499
Said assessments have been entered in the lien docket of Tillamook
Tillamook City,
Oregon, and are now payable. Properly owners have 30 days from date of
this notice within which to apply to the undersigned City Recorder of Tilla­
mook City to pay said assessment in installments in accordance with the pro­
visions of the charter of Tillamook City.
Dated this October 19th, 1916.
Ira C. Smith,
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon.
The amendment referred to is the with Mrs. Emily Hopkins for her
literature pro and con as to the mer­
its of the various candidites for of­ Io the Editor Tillamook Headlight, “Full Rental Value Land Tax and timber on the south side of Tilla­
Homemakers’ Loan Fund Amend­
fice and it is sometimes hard for us
wear Str:—Permit me through the ment” the radical single tax measure mook Bay. and cruisers are now at
to decide whom we ought to vote for
work in that vicinity cruising other
°Lyo“r P’.P" “> »S*m call on the November ballot.
and, though 1 may be imposing upon attention to the Government Aid
timber in that vicinity, which is most-
“
One
of
the
principal
sufferers
in
your patience by adding one more oood Roads Bills approved by Con­
timber that is for sale, which is most-
document to the many you are asked gress on July 11th, 1916, wherein an this regard will be the Common hemlock and spruce.
In all it is
School
Fund
of
Oregon,
which
has
to read, 1 feel that my duty to you as appropriation of $85,000,000.00 was
expected that the company will ob­
$6,200,000,
or
more
than
97
per
voters, and to myself as a candidate made on a continuing proposition for
tain about 30,000 feet of timber. Op­
for the office of district attorney as die building of roads. Will Tillamook cent of its principal loaned on first erations have already commenced in
mortgages
on
land.
well, requires that 1 make some ’an­ Lounty sit supinely dead in their
building a logging road into the
"The Common School fund has timber. The logs will be taken to
swer to the circular letters and other »liell and make no move to secure
played
a
noble
part
in
the
upbuilding
matter that is being used against me what they are justly entitled to un-
Bay City and manufactured there,
by one whose slogan is, "That he will ■ler this law, while other counties are and support of Oregon's splendid and a specialty will be made of aero­
public
school
system.
In
less
than
40
conduct the office without assistance forking through their representa­
plane stock. The new logging camp
and that his record is his qualifi­ tives to get their appropriation of years it has earned in interest up­ will be somewhat handicapped for
wards
of
$6.750,000,
which
has
been
cation.”
road aid?
apportioned to the counties for the want of 4 road, as everything will
The district attorney is the legal
I, for one, think that it is about time ' support of the schools.
have to be taken there by boat, but it
adviser of the county officers, by “•at we awoke to our opportunities.
is hoped that the County Court will
■
‘
The
impairment
of
this
fund
will
whom is handled annually
knnually nearly a
°^a
875,000,000.00 Appropriated
I seriously affect public education in make an effort to have the Bayocean
half million dollars
in taxes. The
The main section of the bill author­ ; Oregon to the extent of a revenue road completed as quickly as possible
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county court alone expends each year izes a continuing' appropriation of now approximating $400,000 a year. next year.________________
upwards of $250,000.00 upon roads, .eventy-five million dollars to be The mortgagors will not pay their
bridges and other county affairs. The spread over a five year period. $5.. debts. They will say to the state:
Hay and Car Shortage.
county is sued frequently for large 000,000 has been appropriated for ‘You now have the total value of the
sums of money, for instance, in the this year; $10,000,000.00 for 1917- land. You keep the land and we will
Salem. Or., Oct. 23.—The car
__
last circuit court there were three ♦ 15,U00,000.00 for 1918 and then keep your money, pay you a ground shortage on the Portland division of
civil cases brought against the county, $20,000,000.00
each
year
until rent tax, and borrow as much more as the Southern Pacific today reached
one being for several hundred dollars,’ 1920 when the appropriation will be you will let us on our land improve­ 2186. a new record, and indications
and the other two each for thousands $25,000,000.00. This fund will be ap­ ments.’ ”
chat it will continue to mount are
of dollars. I hese cases require ex­ propriated to states on the basis of
Oregon still owns 624,000 acres of given in reports which have been re­
perience and ability to handle, and 1 area, population and the mileage of school land. The single tax bill, as reived by the Oregon Public Service
trust that 1 will not be considered rural mail routes; it has been esti­ drawn by W. S. U’Ren to force all Commission. The company reported
immodest when I say that with my mated that Oregon’s share during the land out of the present owners hands that it had orders on file today for
nineteen years of law practice in this next 5 years will amount to over and into state ownership, specifically 2557 freight cars and only 371 em­
county and thirty years continuance $2,000,000.00; but before the Feder­ provides that the state shall sell no pty cars available for loading.
residence among you that 1 better al money can be expended the State, land. The measure would hault not
Residents in Tillamook County who
understand your needs and am better Territory or County must put up dol­ only the progress of education but own stock are threatened with ser­
fitted to meet the responsibilities lar for dollar. This does not include also the physical development of the ious consequences because of their in­
that fall to this important office than the appropriation for roads in the state.
ability to obtain hay. Large amounts
my opponent, an inexperienced young forest reserves.
tne Single Tax Bill, now named of hay are shipped annually to Tilla­
•10,000,000,00
Reserves
man who has been with us only about Forest
the “Full Rental Value Land Tax mook. Thia year only a few cars are
two years and is a novice in the
Additional.
and
Homemakers’
Loan
Fund available and a shortage in hay has
practice of law.
In addition to the $75,00,000.00 Amendment” is the first initiative resulted.
The Public Service Commission to­
Tillamook County has had painful there is also $10,000,000.00 appro­ measure on the ballot.
experience in recent years, growing priated for roads in Forest Reserve
Within the state of Oregon áre day received a vigorous complaint
out of electing and appointing am­ areas; which is also based on a co­ some 300,000 acres of Carey act pro­ from Rosenberg Brothers, of Tilla­
bitious strangers to important offices. operative agreement between the jects land and 62,000 acres of school mook, asking for relief. They assert
.Shall we profit by these experiences. state, territories and counties apply­ land. None of this great area can be that they annually ship in from 100
Mr. Callahan is registered as a Re­ ing for the aid.
sold if the “Full Rental Value Land to 150 cars of hay from the Willam-
As Tillamook county has something Tax and Homemakers' Loan Fund ettte Valley and store it in their ware
publican. He was associate with me
in the practice of law during the over one-fifth—over 80,000 acres in Amendment” to the state constitution houses. This season they declare they
campaign preceding the primary elec­ the Federal Reserve, it would see:* to is adopted by the voters this year. have been getting only one car every
tion. \yith this relationship existing, nte that we certainly should take siine The bill specifically says that the 10 days, where they need from one
enjoying my full confidence, he pre­ action through our proper officials to state shall not sell any land, that be­ to three a day. With no hay stored,
NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT
ing one of the few perfectly unmis­ the Tillamook people see a serious
tended to support me and appeared to secure some of this appropriation.
Notice is hereby given, that the Cotninon Council of Tillamook City,
situation
next
Winter,
when
it
will
be enthusiastic over my nomination. Bonding Question Looms Up Big. takable clauses the measure contains.
Oregon, on October 2ath, 1916, assessed the cost of street improvements
The policy of absentee landlordism be impossible to ship it in because of made in pursuance of Ordinance numbered 318 and 321 of Tillamook City,
He now repudiates his ’pretended
Since my article in your paper re­
the
uncertain
railway
connections
at
party choice and seeks my defeat by garding bonding the county for roads is to prevail, for the state, by the
Oregon, against all the property included in Local Improvement District No.
aspiring to the office as an Independ­ I have been besieged with taxpayers very nature of things, can be nothing that time of year.
5, ot 1 illamook City, Oregon. The name of the owner and description of the
but
an
absentee
landlord,
and,
acting
ent candidate.
property, and the respective amounts assessed against each lot or parcel of
and local residents from all parts of
through
its
agents,
be
unable
to
show
I have been a resident of Tillamook the county who are very much in
Ole Olson Jr.
ground are as follows:
mercy
but
bound
to
collect
the
last
County for the past thirty years. I favor of the plan suggested—if it
Amount of
have seen the county develop from a could be worked out—ie¡-Voting a penny for rent, whether crops fail or
Owner.
l.ot
If you have long waited for a play
Block
Addition Assessment
not.
Such
a
condition
—
renting
by
five
comparative wilderness to its present bond issue of this county for the full
5
$185 74
make , you laugh, . here it is. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
. . 34 .... Thayers
that will
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condition, and have help during all limit for good roads contingent upon year leases the property they now This three act farce comedy is made Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
6
194.23
. . 34 .... Thayer’s
own
outright
—
will
be
what
the
farm
­
these years to bear the burdens of a like amount from the State or Nat­
for that purpose only. This play will Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
7
231.45
.. 34 . ..Thayer’s
ers
of
Oregon
must
face
if
this
taxation. During all of this time I ional Government. If this plan could
8
be presented at the Gem Theatre two Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
.. 34 .... Thayer’s
214.0»
have had the welfare and interest of be worked out to a satisfactory con­ amendment is adopted and its pro­ nights, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
1
214.09
.. 37 .... Thayer’s
visions
ever
made
operative.
the people of our county at heart and clusion, we would then have about
231.00
30 and 31st. Mr. McCowell says this Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
2
.. 37 . . .. Thayer's ..
The
measure
is
drawn
to
force
all
worked as best I knew for its up­ $1.000,090,00 for a hard surface
3
is the funniest play he has offered Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
.. 37 . . .. Thayer’s .. . 190.95
land
out
of
the
present
owners
building and advancement. I was ad­ trunk highway through the length of
4
here yet, and we think he should Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
.. 37 .. .. Thayer’s .. . 185.74
mitted to practice law during the year Tillamook County from Clatsop on hands and into state ownership. It know. The cast of characters follow: Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
206.65
5
4
. . Miller’s ...
will
accomplish
that
purpose
beyond
1897, and have been practicing my the north to Lincoln on the South;
4 .. .. Miller's ...
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6
Patsy Mulligan—who’s in trouble— Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
a
doubt
unless
the
voters
crush
it
profession in this county ever since this would give us essentially a com­
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
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4
7
Mr. Jim Hiner,
Miller’s .. .
with
their
ballots.
This
measure
is
and am acquainted with its conditions mercial highway as well also as a
in trouble— Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
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8
.. 4 .. .. Miller’s .. .
Geo. Van Dyke—also
and know a great number of its citi­ Military Highway paralleling our sea the first initiative bill on the ballot,
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
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1
.. 6 .. .. Miller’s . . .
Carl Dawson.
Its
voting
numbers
are
306
yes,
and
zens and their needs, and, if elected coast; this would be a great county
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2
Ole'Olson Jr.—the trustee— B. J. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
.. 6 .. . . Miller’s .. .
will continue to labor as I have here­ developer, materially increasing our 307 no.
Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
206.65
.. 6
3
. . Miller’s .. .
McCowell.
Socialism
seeking
to
put
all
forms
tofore done in these matters. 1 have population and the expenditure for
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4
Mr. Gore—who has trouble of his Roman Catholic Archbishop of Ore.
.. 6 . ,. Miller’s . . .
of
wealth
into
a
common
fund
out
of
M.
held the following offices in the paving would give a large amount of
Melchior ..........
106.02
1
5
...............
own—N. W. McRae.
Miller's .. .
county: U. S. Commissioner, Deputy local employment as well also as which each individual shall, theore­ Miss Birdie Austin—whose
2
hope
Melchior .......................
.
Miller’s ... . 98.74
.. 5
tically,
receive
his
share
is
generally
County Clerk, County Clerk, Justice leaving a large amount of money in
96.24
3
causes trouble—Miss Zella Whiting. Al. Melchior .................... ...............
.. 5 .. . . Miller’s .. .
considered a revolutionary plan of
of the Peace of the Tillamook Dis­ circulation within the county.
4
Jennie Larkin—the cause
of all Al. Melchior .........................
.. 5 . .. Miller’s .. . . 96.24
distribution.
But
the
single
tax
bill
M.
trict, City Attorney of Tillamook Tillamook County •500,000—Gov­
Melchior ......................... ...............
5
trouble—Miss Agnes Hastings.
.. 5 . . . Miller’s ... . 98.74
which appears on this year’s ballot
M. Melchior ............
City, and, during nearly two years
..............
6
Synopsis of Scenes.
ernment Aid $500,000.
.. 5 . . . Miller's .. . . 96.24
under the misleading title of "Full
M.
last past, have been serving you as
Melchior .....................
7
begins—Patrick's
.. 5 . .. Miller’s ... . 96.24
It may seem visionary. It is not. If Rental Vaule Land Tax and Home­ Ast I.—Trouble
M.
District Attorney of.the county, so
Melchior ............
g
advice to George.
.. 5 . .. Miller’s ... . 107.40
it
were
possible
to
bond
this
county
makers
’
Loan
Fund
Amendment
”
is
M.
Melchior ..........
that you all know my record.
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Act II.—Patrick’s trouble is on.
.. 5 , . . Miller's . .
There have been some attempts for $500,000.00 contingent on get­ not only a revolutionary but far less Act III.—Everything is settled up M. Melchior ..........
107.40
10
.. 5 . . . . Miller's . . .
M.
made to discredit my ability to fill ting a like amount of aid funds for a fair than socialism, for it is drawn to
Melchior
..............
11
.. 5 . .. Miller’s .. . . »6.24
O. K.
the office as district attorney, which trunk road project, I would be much torce all land into state ownership
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No waits in this show. Between the c. B. Vantress ............
1J
.. 3 . . Miller’s . .
was more particularly done during in favor of the plan and I would but leaves every other form of prop­ acts singing and dancing. Specialties c. B. Vantress ........
96.24
1 3
3 .
Miller’s . .
work to secure this end. A bond issue erty untouched.
c.
B.
Vantress
..........
the primary election campaign,
14
107 40
3 .
will be presented by Jim Hiner, B. J.
Miller's . . .
of
$500,000.00
floated
by
this
county
On
all
sides
it
is
acknowledged
that
c.
some
pains
to
B.
Vantress
.
have therefore taken
96.24
...............
15
McCowell, N. W, McRae, John
.. 3 . . Miller's . . .
examine my record as district attor­ could be paid off in 20 years by pro­ Oregon is a state which needs the in­ Zumstein, and others. Good music c. B. V antress ... .
........
1R
109 90
.. 3 ..
Miller’s . .
ney and after a careful examination viding a sinking fund on interest of vestment of outside capital to develop and a good time. Admission 35 cents W. J. & S. J. Goyne
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17 ... .. 3 ... Miller's .. .
of the justice court records of the $25,000.00 per annum. The interest it wonderful resources. Other states, children 25 cents. Doors open 7:30. W. J. & S. J. Goyne
107 40
M iller’s .. .
1« ... .. 3
VV. J. & S. J. Goyne
county, 1 found that out of 85 prose­ on a bond issue should not exceed 4 however, have great mineral wealth, Curtain 8:15.
96 24
19 . . .. 3
Miller's .. .
W. J. & s. J. Goyne
cutions of the justice court records or 5 per cent; and sinking fund prop­ great forests, and great water powers
2« ... .. 3 . . Miller's .. .. 107 40
invested would .offset this. as well as have Oregon. The man
W. J. & -S. J. Goyne
of the county, in such court 1 secured erly
96.24
21 .. . .. 3
. . Miller's . . .
Administrator's Notice.
W. ). & s, J. Goyne
4 4 convictions, 22 were bound over Taxes for road purposes now amount­ with money finds opportunities beck­
3 . .. Miller's .... 117.19
22
oning to him from every point of the
J.
S.
Diehl
to the circuit court( which is practic­ ing to in the neighborhood of $200,- compass.
203 42
5 .. . . 4 ... Park ............
In the County Court of the State of J. S. Diehl
ally the same thing as convictions, so 000.00 per annum could be reduced
205.92
6 .. . . 4 ... Park ............
How will the capitalist consider in­ ( Oregon for Tillamook County.
A.
Billings
far as the justice court is concerned,) at least by one-half of what they are vesting
7 ... . 4 .., Park ............ 203 4 2
In the matter of the estate of Lars
his money in a state which
A. Billings ........
only 3 were acquitted upon trial, and now and .still more side roads or lat- even allows a confiscating measure ensen, deceased.
214 58
8
. 4 ... Park ............
16 cases were dismissed by me with­ tcrals could be taken care of and to go on its ballot? I| is getjeially be­ J Notice is hereby given that the un­ K. Harris, North y. of ....
81.18
5
5 ... Park ............
out trial, because on investigating the provided for. I for one see a lot of lieved that adoption of the single tax dersigned has been, by the County K. Harris, North y, o f ....
81.18
6 .. . . 5 ... Park ............
J.
Kirk,
South
%
facts and merits of the cases, I did good in bonding for roads, in g man­ bill will
of
..........
189.42
5
. 5 ... Park ............
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Its
„1" , result
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j being thrown Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
not think they warranted further ner which 1 have outlined in this out by the courts because of uncon­ duly appointed administrator of the J. Kirk. South J4 of...........
189 42
6 .. . . 5 ... Park ............
K.
Harris,
North
prosecution. I also examined the cir­ communication.
H
of
...
8118
. 5
7
Park ............
above named estate, and all persons
stitutionality.
Go°d R°ads Bill.
K.
Harris,
North
cuit court records and found practic­
%
of
...
81 18
8 .. . 5 ... Park ............
But that view will be taken by East­ having claims against said estate are
I would kindly ask that you publish
Kirk,
South
ally the same condition there, there
J.
y,
of
............
7 ... . 5 ... Park ............. 189 42
ern capital of a state which depends hereby notified and required to pre­
being only five cases in all which the National Roads Bill herewith ap­ upon a court decision to knock out sent same, duly verified in the man­ J. Kirk, South
of ............
189 42
4 .. .. . 5 . . . Park
were acquitted upon trial. But, per­ proved July Uth, 1916, which 1 have vicious laws its people have passed ner provided by law, to the under­ J. W. Haskins
270 60
5 ..
6 .... Park
haps the best recommendation in re­ just secured from the Department of through utter misconception of its signed, at the offices of Johnson & J. W. Haskins
270.60
6 ... Park
« ...
spect to my competency is the fact Agriculture.
212 68
7 .... . 6 .... Park
Handley, Attorneys at Law, injilla- J. W. Haskins
purposes?
Yours very truly,
Albert
Plank
that out of a large number of ques­
212 68
2
7 ... Park
mook City, Oregon,
within six
The
single
tax
bill
is
on
the
ballot
Rollie W. Watson.
Albert Plank
tions which were submitted to the at­
270.60
3 .. .. 7 .... Park
under the name of the "Full Rental months from this date.
Albert Plank .
torney general of our state for his
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Dated this 26th day of Oct., 1916.
Value Land Tax and Homemakers'
opinion, the opinions which I had
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Lime for Farmers.
C. C. Jensen, Adminis- J. H. Rosenberg
Loan Fund Amendment." It is the
previously given on such questions to
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istrator of the Estate C. McCarty ....
first initiative measure on the ballot.
the various county officials, was al­ To the Editor Headlight:
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of Lars Jensen deceas­ K. White ..........
Its voting numbers are 306 yes and
K. White ..........
most without exception found to co­
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At the lime conference held in Cor­ 307 no.
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ed.
incide with the opinions rendered vallis, Oct. 7, provision was made for
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thereon by such attorney general, and forming a committee to draft a bill
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J. E. Kirk
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For a Muddy Complexion.
he is recognized by the legal profes­ giving the state the right to acquire
S. S. Johnson
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Ornamental Hre Places
Take Chamberlain’s Tablets and s. S. . fohnson
sion of the State of Oregon to be one by purchase, lease or condemnation
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Built of Brick or Stone
adopt a diet of vegetables and cereals
of the most able who has ever filled such limestone deposits as may hr.
Said assessments have been entered in the • lien docket of Tillamook City,
Take outdoor exercise daily and your Oregon, and are now payable,________________
All Fire Places absolutely
needed to supply the farmers with
Property owners have 30 days from date of
Rich position.
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complexion will be greatly improved this notice within which to apply to the undersigned City Recorder of Tilla­
I So, for these reasons. I respectfully agricultural lime at cost; establish
guaranteed not to smoke
within a few months. Try it. For sale mook City to pay said assessment in installments in accordance with the pro­
lolicit your votes at the coming and equip a plant to be operated by
or money refunded.
by Lamars Drug Store.
visions of the charter of Tillamook City.
convict labor; to give the movement
Election.
Brick Work of all kinds
T. H. Goyne.
Dated this October 25th, 1916
all possible publicity. As member at
done on short notice
large 1 take this measure to urge up­
Ira C. Smith,
HEAR WITHOUT EARS,
We make specialty of
on the voters the necessity of learn­
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon.
ah
ing how the men seeking the legisla­
rep’ Irlng smoking Fire
olice and Detectives Are Using Lip tive office stand on this important
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Candidate For
Places.
Reading in Place of the Dic­
subject. The time has now shortened
tagraph.
to a matter of days, and it behooves
you, farmers, to ask that the candi­
I Thousands of deaf people are today dates from your respective districts,
trowing away all hearing devices irrespective of party, to commit them
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
Zerolene is made from
nd enjoying all conversation
1 his selves as for or against this issue. I
A capable, efficient resident
Asphalt-base crude. Its
lethod is easily and quickly acquired You are entitled to as much consid­ I i
payer who will perform the duties of
■¡rough our system. Absolutely the eration as the farmers of other states,
lubricating value is not
his office without prejudice or dis­
H. T. Botts, Pres, Attorney
nly thing of its kind in the cour’ry. but it is very plain that you will have
affected
by the heat of
crimination,
and
without
assistant
at
to
ask
for
it;
and
it
might
just
as
well
ut-l.aw
fur proposition is entirely original
an additional cost to Tillamook
the motor.
ost is trifling. See what New Intu­ be now as later; you will lose much
John
Leland
Henderson,
Sec
­
itional Encyclopaedia says on Lip and gain nothing by delay. Why not
County.—(Adv.)
retary
Treas., Attorney at-
ending. Hundreds of people with create sub-organiiations in your im­
mediate
vicinity
to
push
this
move
­
Law
and
No
rnry
Public.
■rtnal hearing are taking up Lip
ading for the many additional ben- ment?
Sam H. Moore.
it» gained. You can understand
hat the actors are saying just as far
Notice.
ray a« you can see them. 1 he eye
o
iderstands beyond the range of
Law. Abstracts Real Estate,
On November 1, 1»18. the under­
aring. Send no money, but mention
Sold by dealers everywhere and
signed will form a co-partnership for
1suturane*.
is paper and state whether or not
at all Service Stationi of the
the
practice
of
law.
with
office»
in
Both Phones.
n are deaf. All particulars will be
Standard Oil Company
it you absolutely free and with no the I. O. O. F. Building.
TILLAMOOK —OKEtaiX.
S. S. Johnson,
(California.)
pense to you. Address. School of
T. B. Handley.
> Language, Kansa» City. Missouri.
JOHN R. CALLAHAN,
RALPH E. WARREN, DISTRICT ATTORNEY
I
Tillamook Title and
Abstract Co.
EAT VIERECK’S
BREAD,
TILLAMOOK BAKERY
At All Grocers.
Saves the Bearings
ZEROLENE
Zie
Standard Oil tor Motor Carr