TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 2. 191Ö ty, for a deep channel from the bay to THE AMENDMENTS ADVERTISING RATES. tins city will benefit everybody. Legal Advertisements. To be Voted Upon at the November First Insertion per line ........... $ .to There are several Democrats who Election. Each subsequent insertion, line. ■05 aspire to be postmaster should W il­ son be elected. 11 any one is entitled Wc give below a list of the con- Business and-Professional cards stitutional amendments to be voted one month....................................... 1.00 to the job it is our esteemed friend Bro. 1 rombky, who is the bell- upon next week, and wc give also Locals per line each insertion. . o; wetlicr ot the Democratic party and some recommendations as follows: Display ad'. < rtiseim nts, an inch the manner he p:.s been tilling up his Single Item V®to Amendment; 30(1 one month..................................... •50 paper with Democratic boiler plate, yes; 301 N°. ne is entitled to lhe job. Certainly lie This amendment permits the Gov­ All Resolutions of Condoli nee filleu his readers with Democratic ernor to veto single items in an ap­ and Lodge Notices, per line . 05 lias boiler plate stuff, so much so that it propriation bill without vetoing the Notices, lost, strayed or stolen has became sickening. whole measure. Its virtue lies in the etc., minimum rate, not ex­ fact that it gives the Governor power . I My! my! my! Bro. Trombley has ceeding five lines ..................... to cancel riders or unmeritorious ap­ I started a fight between the “dry” propriations which has been incor­ , candidates, and all being good church porated with meritorious items. THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. - members, we poor sinners are look­ f/ie national This should pass. Vote Yes. ing on and watching this unchristian i joy smoke fight. But then, Christianity seems Ship Tax Exemption Amendment; Editorial Snap Shots to fade into the back ground in a po­ 302, yes; 303, No. litical scrap. Shame Bros., shame for A measure designed to encourage Now, which will it be? Shall we itis not good Christianity to be thus 1 home ownership and Oregon regis­ have to doff our hats next Tuesday employed. It is not doing Christianity tration of ships. Such ships would pay is the real to Hughes or Wilson? any good nor is it helping the “dry” state taxes but not local taxes. An tobacco for l cause when professing Christians important reason for its adoption is jimmy pipes We’ve got the horse laugh on Bro. get into a scrap and attempt to be- that both California and Washington Trombley. The young woman in his . little one another. and makin’a make such an exemption ayid Oregon office is going to kill his vote. Ports are that much handicapped in cigarettes - ■■ o------ Cvpyrlgrht lilt The three Tillamook cheese makers building up ocean commerce. by The Cloverdale Courier says "Let who won high honors at the National R. J. Reynold« This also should pass- Vote Yes. us get goats.” Don't be too anxious Dairy show at Springfield, Mass., are Tobacco Co. ----- o---- - Bro., we are going to get Wilson’s deserving of a word of commendation Negro and Mulatto Suffrage goat next week. for they have added another laurel Amendment; »<»4 yes; «05, No. ------ o------ to the fame of Tillamook cheese for I his amendment merely removes When the election is over, let’s all its excellent quality. It was a great help boost Tillamook, and Oregon as i honor to them and to this county dead wood from the constitution. The well. That will be more to our likjng, when the cheese made in Tillamook section repealed is inoperative Vote Yes. for elections always leave more or was awarded the highest prizes in ------ o------ less sore spots. competition with the best cheese pro­ Full Valu® Land Tax and Home­ ducing states of the East. We doff makers' Loan Fund Amendment ; The speech of Congressman W. C. our hat to H. M. Biberstein, Hugh 30«. Yes, 307 No. Hawley at the court house Monday Barber and A. J. Schmelzer, and This is single tax again with a new evening was pronounced a convinc­ commend them for the honors they ing argument against the Wilson ad­ have won for themselves and Tina­ frill. It declares the state to be land­ lord over all Oregon and requires ministration and Mexican blunders. mook County. Forget you ever tried to smoke, for Prince Albert is so land owners to pay the full rental Our citizens who heard the speech value of their land to the state. It is different, such a fine flavor, so cool and cheerful and say they never heard anything better, 1 here is more or less friction in the socialistic and confiscatory, and pro­ fight for the office of district attor- poses after confiscating a virtual di­ friendly, you’ll get a new idea of smoke joy! The patented The teachers’ institute in this city ney, and it is growing personal, on vision of one third of the proceeds process fixes that — and cuts out bite and parchl last week was similar to other teach­ account of the recent exposure made among persons not already possess­ ers’ institutes in other places. The by the HcadligT A’e h ive no pa­ ing $2250 in money or property. The T iVc And this little preachment is also for men who think teachers as a rule discuss matters or tience with the silly sentimental peo­ pass resolutions to benefit themselves ple who criticise Attorney Callahqn amendment is freakish, dangerous, they’re on the right track. All to be said is. that the sooner financially, but we have never heard for obtaining and giving out the in­ and of the kind submission of which you lay out a nickel or a dime for a supply of Prince has brought disrepute upon Oregon. of a teachers’ institute that discussed formation, but he should not be criti­ Swat th® amendment. It is no good Albert, the sooner you’ll make a discovery that’ll be how to decrease taxation in school cised because we published it, for that and confiscates land. Vote No. districts. was our business and not his. But it worth a lot to your peace of mind and . is not our purpose to resurrect this Buy Prine» Albert all emir For Pendlet°n Normal School, 308 tongue I I My, if the high cost of living keeps unpleasant occurrence, other than to th»civili»»d world! Toppyrod bag», Sc; tidy rod tin», 10c; going skyward, it is going to make it say that Mr. Callahan is deserving of Yes; 30» No. pound and half-pound tin This bill appropriates $125,000 for Get the idea of smoking all you want hard for most people to obtain the , credit, not criticism. The snap shot humidor»—and—that cla»»y cry»tal-g!a»» pound humidor common necessities of life. President man is not, however, supporting Mr. buildings and levies onc-twenty-fifth without a comeback— that’s P. A.! with »ponga-moittonar top Wilson promised the people four Callahan for the office he aspires to, mill for maintenance, site to be do­ that h»»p» the tobacco in nated, for a normal school to serve ie J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. »uch fine »hapa—alway» ! years ago that he was going to re­ for the reason we have stated before duce the cost of living. Our democrat­ that Mr. Goync won the nomination Eastern Oregon. The bill has the en­ ic friends are stocking up, for they at the primary election and we do not dorsement of educators generally; , believe the price of living is going like to see "independent” candidates need for a second normal is conceded . still higher. butt in after the nominations have and the circumstances which caused been made, for that is not the way to the closing of two normals heretofftre , For District Attorney Colonel Roosevelt in an address in play fair in1 politics. The primary law established have been eliminated. If you think the stat® should sup­ Brooklyn recently declared that “if ■ was passed to give those who aspired today is what our Democratic friends , i to public office an opportunity to port another normal school. Vote yes. call Wilson Day it should be appoint­ place their names on the primary bal­ Anti-compulsOry vaccination law ed a day of fasting and humiliation. lot. Mr. Goyne did so, but Mr. Calla- 310 Yes: »11 No. During the past three years the peo­ ■ han did not._____________ T' v:,1 voices an ignorant super­ ple of the United States have eaten the bitter bread of shame and have Former Tillamooker .Discusses .the stition against a disease preventative which is not only harmless but is trod the paths of dishonor under the Diggs and Caminetti Cases. ognized as effective bv science leadership of Wilson.” Attorney B. L. Eddy, now of Rose- governments the world over. Vote No. • Bro. Trombley lias failed to men­ berg, but formerly of this city, while (Copied from Portland Oregonian.) ■ ■ ■ o------ tion that the gentleman who is run­ out on the stump for Hughes, refer­ MONMOUTH. Ore., June 26.—The Oregon Normal Bill repealing and abolishing ning for congressman on the Detno- red to a matter that caused more or school opened this week . . . students enrolled 785, Sunday closing law. 312 Yes; 313 ocratic ticket, was on the “Wet" side less comment at the time. largest on record for state Normal in Oregon .... of the house when several cases were This bill seeks to wipe out an anti­ We want our readers to ponder how to care for large student body a problem .... tried in Linn county. Wc are inform­ over what Mr. biddy said, for most of quated measure which has never been 800 being crowded into auditorium with seating ca­ ed that the prohibitionists feel sore our citizens know that he was a enforced, but which has been revived pacity cf 550. Galleries filled with extra chairs in becaushe he was the nomination of splendid citizen.We take this front by intolerant religionists. Its adoption aisles. More than 150 students seated on platform. that party as well. Our esteemed Bro. the Umpqua Valley News: would leave Sunday observance as it New boarding houses completed, additicna to room­ may feel shocked, but its a fact never­ ing houses built and tents used One hundred girls " rhe audience was reminded of the is now practiced. i sleep on upper floor ol school. Vote yes and rid the state of an an­ theless. course taken by President W ilson The official school report gives 150 grade pupils and his administration in connection tiquated law. in Momnouth, for teacher practice. Our attention was called to the fact with the celebrated California cases that the Democratic administration against Diggs and Caminetti, who . Bill permitting manufacture and Read what those you have elected to handle the is working the postoflicc to distribute inveigled two young school girls into regulated sale of 4 per cent malt liq- . campaign literature. President Wil­ the state of Nevada for immoral pur­ uors. 3LI, Yes; 315 No. ttffaira of your state and v. ho ate thoroughly informed son's speech of acceptance is being poses, and who were indicted by the A bill designed to amend on pur­ regarding school conditions in Oregon have to say J. R. Callahan franked out free and scut all over the federal grand jury and were about to ported economic grounds a prohibi- . concerning measure 308 on the ballot at the coming United States, some of them having come to trial when United States tion law which has admittedly not { reached this city. A speech of accept­ District Attorney McNab, who was worked an economic hardship. It ob- I election ance not being a congressional rec­ prosecuting the case, received a tele- viously looks forward to a removal ord, what right has the Democratic , gront from Mr. McReynolds, attorney of all restriction on home consump­ By James Withycombe, Governor of Oregon: "Orvgcbi is unqurst "HiaLly in need of more normal party to send it through the mail? | general in the cabinet of President tion of beer. school work and .•■tori is th«- logica! place fur a I Wilson, directing Mr. McNab to For Public Service Con. schuol uf this class in iCustern Uitgon.’’ If you think that Oregon, which al­ At the primary election the vote . withhold prosecution. The court lows beer to be shipped in, should be By J. A. Churchill, State Superintendent of Public for president was: Hughes 56,746; was about to convene, the witnesses Instruction: missioner Cummings, 27,558; Burton , 10,593, were ready, the defendants were in- allowed to manufacture it, vote yes. “I trust that the voters of the State will assist in If not, vote no. raising lhe standard of our st I tools by ••slablishi ng a Making a total of Republican votes famously guilty, public sentiment in State Normal S* houl at rendition ’ of 94,915. The vote for Wilson was , California was strong. Mr. McNab By P. L. Campbell, President of the University of Prohibition amendment. 31« Yes, He * • ‘is a capable and efficient 27,898. Wc do not think that since protested against the instructions Oregon: ' officer (and) qualmed to till inc po­ the primary election any considerable from Washington, even appealed to 317, No. "At least one additional Normal School in urgently This is a bone-dry amendment, it sition to wnicti nc aspires. — jubu . m , u number of voters have turned to the President; the United States needed in Oregon." oun. Wilson other .than the trainmen grand jury which indicted the defend­ is presented on moral grounds By W. J. Kerr, President of the Oregon Agricultural "ne is competent, reliable, ttio. who have an idea that they arc bene­ ants, took up the matter, citizens of amend a prohibition law which College: been lauded as a moral success, ougnly capable man, even liiieni va "Since the people of P< ndh*t«>n arc Initiating a measure fited by the Adamson bill. . California sought the car of the pres­ real inspiration is a class figli' for the establishment of « Normal School at that pluu«, uic iiiiercsis oi me puuuc. —r-o.e- ident, protesting against the intcr- it will give me pleasure to suppoit this measure." uurg Dvcniag news. A vote for W. I.. Campbell means a ■ fcrcncc with the courts of justice. All tween the brewery interests and By J. H. Acoi.-.T.an, President Oregon Norma! School, Because o< nis wide e .pcriencc capable and efficient man in the i was without avail until Mr. McNab, radical prohibitionists. at Mcnmcuth: he is exceiKiiliy ^u^itffeu ior midis If you want straight prohibition sheriff's office. If you arc in favor of crushed ami disgusted with the con­ "A careful analysis of the situation will convince any Service vommissiuuer,"—rtasicy one that Oregon needs a Xormal School hi Eastern Ore­ the enforcement ot law and want a duct of his superior officers, resigned vote yes. If not, vote N°. gon and Pendietun fills all the government requirement«.” terprise. man with the clerical ability to look his position and thus called the atten­ By the County School Superintendents of Oregon: "Buci.tcl is of the modern type m Rural Credits amendment. 318 Yes; after that important part ol the o’tiice tion of the country to the conduct of "Resolved, that it is the sense uf the County School man; luu ui energy amt a strong ad­ you will have to vo,e tor Mr. < amp­ Mi McReynolds. What was the reas­ 31», No. Superintendents of the State of Oregon, in < unvenliuu vocate ui business vtficiency tn pm* assembled, that the best interests of (hr schools of the bell. He made a clean open fight in on for this interference at Washing­ Au amendment made unnecesary State demand increased uctlKies tor (hr* training uf tic office. —fortianu News. the Republican primary election, and ton? Simply that the father of Cam- by passage of the Federal rural cred­ trnrhers, und (hat we. th*rrf "I most heartily en V.unul schiH.I CiunrnlltM “Under State Treasurer Thomas B for sheriff, is a Hughes man and Zill was demanded, but the Wilson ad­ taxes arc now too high it wise to vote yes. H> .1. II titolili! <1.114 Adv 1 Kay, Mr. Buchtel is in charge of the vote for Hughes Here's the logic in ministration stood pat. This is the state Weights and Measure depart this Are you going to vote for Myers time for the American people to re­ member that occurrence and to retire For Sale or Trade for ah Auto. ment, and his record there is imj red allow his vote to kill yours for to private life W oodrow Wilson, wHb guaranty that he will faithfully fulfill —o—— Hughes? was responsible for that blot upoh O------- acres, with small house, cost the promises contained in his plat­ *300 00. 32 fruit trees and shubberv that the election to the pages of American history." form.”— Morning Enterprise, Oregon Wc arc glad i 1 rears old. watered with 3 springs, City. _________ submit the i enlargement of the Port of A Philadelphia millionaire has left a Where oh where is W. J. Bryan, but three large trees, rest vine maple did, because one of the first men in Tillamook i is not going to create any part of his fortune for the erection the peerless orator who has held and small timber, all good land and the United States to go out and do bad feeling It ... should be carefully Notice. considered from all view points with­ “top of column next to pure reading ein be plowed if cleared. 8 acres and support of mission churches in battle with invisible government was Mexico. In view of what has happen ­ out prejudice. The members of the in itier" in all the big dailies in everv cleared and fenced Chas. E. Hughes. As Governor of On November 1. 1»1«, the under ed to the churches down there one New York he was Out fighting in­ L S .Stephens. Port are giving out some valuable in­ campaign for the past twenty years? signed will form a co-partnership for I hardly knows whether this is sad or visible government and putting it to Room "1" Commercial Bldg formation for the voters to consider, Is it a fact that there is one Demo­ the practice of law. with offices m Other farm property, but the above I funny.—Oregon Register. route long before some of those who the I. O. O. F. Building. and they are doing so with no other crat who is still adhering to the one Senator Chamberlain talked of "in­ now prattle of it knew there was such purpose hi view than the growth and term plank of the Baltimore conven­ is a snap for a short time. S. S. Johnson, Some choice city lots for visible government." It is well that he a thing.—News-Reporter. T. B Handley. devrlopment of thia part of the coun- tion?—Newberg Graphic. I a Fresh Start! For men who got away to a false start on a pipe or home-made cigarettes Prince Albert has a word or two for what ails their smokeappetites! Pendleton Normal School Proven Necessity FRED G. BUCHTEL. 308 X YES is A VOTE FOR YOUR CHILDREN