Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, November 16, 1916, Image 2

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have had to swallow in seeing the yel­ about $16,000 for the last mile of con­
ADVERTISING RATES.
low journals of Portland supporting crete pavement, luiis would leave
Legal Advertisement».
the free trade party.
izt.ooo each for three road districts.
First Insertion per line ............ Î 10
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W e believe tnat $00,000 should be
Each subsequent insertion, line.
It is not proper for the snap shot used tor me oarioaiul-Vv heeler, Bay- ■
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man to butt in and say who the offi­ ocean and untie .Nestucca roads»,
Business and Professional cards
one month...................................... 1.00 cers elected shall have for their dep­ which would leave practically notn-
uties, but as Erwin Harrison has re­ ing lor tne other work. We still ad­
Locals per line each insertion
OS quested that those aspiring to be depu here to what wc have advocated so
Display advertisements, an inch
you want
positive
tics in the clerk's office make appli­ many timesi—complete present road
one month....................................
.50 cation for the same, we are inclined to projects as quickly as possible. We do
mation
to
how
Prince
think that he will have a hard job lt> not like the idea of outsiders coming
All Resolutions of Condolence
really smoked in a
or
into
find persons more competent and effi­ into the county and putting stumbling
and Lodge Notices, per line .
cient than the two deputies in the blocks in the way ot road improve­
cigarette
clerk’s office. We believe he would be ments, as was done with bayocean
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. using good judgment in retaining last year at the budget meeting, es­
For, Prince
a
pecially when a locality is without a
them.
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
road, and from me way things look \
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makin
for
'1 he dairymen of the Little Nestuc­ mere is a scheme to sidetrack the 1
It
your
ideas
ca valley were fighting mad when completion of me roads we have men­
Editorial Snap Shots
and ideals. The patented
1 they were shown the circular petition, tioned for hard surfacing, it those
accompanied which was a map, cut­ who are sending out tne circular-pe­
—
bite
parch
. Food for thought and discussion ting off that part of the county from titions are so insistent upon nard sur­
and a hot time in the old town- the becoming a part of the highway taxing and want to take money from
county Budget.
I through the county. Don’t get excited outer projects, why not bond the
'gentlemen, the Dougal-Dougally L)o county lor $4 j O, ooo and lets hard-
Bayocean got it in the neck last man, who does not pay a cent ot tax­ surtace as mucn of the
highway
year and the l.ittlc Nestuccaites will es in this county, has put something through the county as possible.' We
be the next to get it in the same place over'on you and some ot those who do not advocate bonding the county,
if they don't do something to prevent signed the pctittun. And it looks as il 11 u can be avoided, and we believe 11
it.
I it was a seneme to do to the Little can be it outsiders arc not permitted
I Nestucca valley what was done to to butt in ano oppose certain road
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After spending a big wad of money Bayocean last year. What's the troub­ improvements.
tawing over what was due the con- le anyway? The dairymen of the Lit-
tractor for the Sour Grass road ’ I ■ tie Nestucca valley don't seem to like
Charles M. Schwab, of Bethlehem
case was compromised. 'That was Dougal-Dougally-Do-lsm.
I steel fame, tias written an article for
should have been done before the lau
i the November American Magazine
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suit was started.
It is no use to disgui sc the fact that in which he tells some ot his opinions
union labor was lined up for W ilson of college graduates. He says: ‘‘The
Have you joined the Women's Civil in the recent election, and the labor college .nan who thinks greater learn­
Improvement League' Every lady in unions can claim that they elected ing gives him the privilege of work­
Reynold«
the city should affilatc with this or­ mm. Never belore in a presidential ing less hard than the man without
Tobacco
ganization, for there is much to be election have organized labor lined up such an education is going to wake up
clone along the lines of civic improve­ with one candidate, and the man who in disaster. 1 regret tnat some college
ment. Ladies, the League needs you is responsible for swinging the labor men enter industry with an inflated
so
to
tongue and
that
and your assistance.
.vote was Gompers. lake the vole notion of their own value. They
is
easy
want
to
capitalize
al
once
their
edu
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in the large labor centers and one can
’I he state has gone dr\ and we hope sec al a glance that it was th«, labor cation, and the time they spent get­
You’ll
every
the state legislature will impose a vole that gave Wilson majorities over ting it. 1 hey feel it is unfair to begin
than
the
because it
fine and jail sentence on boot leggers Hughes in what used to be Rcpubli- at the bottom on the same basis with
fragrant and long-burning.
I here are going to be a whole lot of ca. cities. H iving been so successful a boy of seventeen or eighteen who
persons who will become bootleggers, at the recent election, there is, no has never been to college, entering in­
ponder why
have
away
and one way to put a stop to it will doubt whatever that labor organlza- dustry, is worth no niot£ to his em­
for
long
legislature 10ns will be lined up again in future ployer than
a common-school or
b< a severe penalty. The
""
' high-school boy, unless he happens to
can’t make it too severe, as far as we presidential elections.
' be taking up some position in which
are concerned.
Men,
Prince Albert all
Ncxt Tuesday a special election is higher education is directly applied.
ll
understand
different
Congressman Hawley made anoth- called to submit the question of the Even then he has to adjust himself.
er remarkable race for re-clection. enlargement ot the Port of Tillamook Neither knowledge of the classics nor
our patented process
Albert
obtaining a majority of 20,000 over L was the Port that initiated the mathematical proficiency can be con­
as
smoke
Two years ago, so we election, and to its honor it has car­ verted over night into a marketable
lus opponent. Twr
are informed, between »11,000 and ried on a clean campaign, attempting commodity. Higher education has its
’ I his to show the voters tiic benefits mat chance later, when the college boy
} 15,000 was expended to elect
wondering
if will accrue to the central part of the has mastered all the minor details of
opponent, and we are v
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Weatherford and his friends dropped county by having a uecp channel. We the business. Then if he went to col­
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a big wad on a loosing race’
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are V well
aware V IIIUI
that I^Utlt
quite M a number of lege with serious purpose, and stud­
I people are opposed to the : eularge- ied hard and systematically, he has
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C.
The Kaiser is going to devote his ment on account of an increasc in the advantage of a thoroughly train­
ed
mind
to
tackle
larger
problems,
a
energies to a world wide peace after taxation, but on the other hand a
I
tb< war,. He should have thought of great deal of money would be saved mind which should be broarder and 1
that before he undertook to whip to those who have to buy hay and more flexible because of its greater
France in a few weeks so as to de­ feed. The high price of hay last win­ powers of imagination and logical
CRUISE ON WAR TANK
There was a tremendous thud along frightened. Only few chaps staying
vote his attention to Russia. He didn't ter was a serious matter, and wc hope reasoning."
DESCRIBED BY CREW. , about this time. Whole outfit thought behind. Went snorting after them
have his Christinas dinner in Paris in that the dairymen will weigh and con­
BEAVER ITEMS.
we were done for. Only some un- whenever we could find them. Later
1914 as he predicted, so it is plainly sider what a benefit it will be to them
Bullets S°und Like Raia Upon Tin wonted obstacles along an enemy
____ , strong detachments tried to make
seen that events since that date have in the way of procuring cheaper feed.
The High School boys of Beaver
Roof—Make no Impression.
parapet. Some Huns tried the rush­ their way back. We lined up across
entirely chan ed his mind about a The little extra in taxation would be arc circulating a petition to get mon­
ing dodge. Their rushing days are road, gave them hot time. Every time
world conquest to one of unive i sal nothing in comparison, it it is voted
ey to build a play shed. Part of the
A Young
Australian
soldier, over.
they tried to push we ripped their
peace.
I , dow n on Tuesday, it will only be a money which was made at the basket wounded as serving as one of the
Wednesday—Early start. Roughest ranks to bits. They finally gave up.
matter of a few years before the
social
will
be
used
to
frame
the
pic
­
crew
in
a
“
tank"
has
given
the
world
voyage
yet.
Waves
of
fire
seemed
Sunday—Frightening Germans con­
Some persons circulated a report whole water shed of Tillamook Bay­
tures for the high school, and what is the first real story of what happens to break pver us. Party of Germans
tinued. Ladled out death as you
that if S. li. Herd was elected county will be in a Port, and as the present I
left will he used to help build the play­ when this newest engine of war goes came to meet us outside the trenches. might vamp out music from a hurd-
commissioner lie would
build a Port can only levy two mills and
shed. All friends of the pupils are into action. His diary of a week's 1 hought it was the mayor and village gurdy. Fritz got fits. No fight left in
bridge across the Nehalem river at there are no provisions for bonding,
asked to help with a subscription for work in an armored juggernaut fol­ notables coming to give us a warm him. Prisoners scared Io death. Some
Wheeler, and that was the reason ' is it better for this vicinity to get in­
the shed.
lows:
welcome. Mistaken. Then they tried of them acted as though they’believed
they opposed him. if people would to the present port or wait and be
Last Friday night the people of I
Monday—Out for the first time. boarding tactics. We laughed. Tank we used our tanks for making sausage
stop and think for a few moments taken into a port that can levy taxes
Beaver met at the high school build­ Strange sensation. Bullets rained like reception party dispersed in cloud of
they would soon see how foolish it up to io per cent? The matter has
out of prisoners.
ing and organized a Literary Society. hail on a galvanized roof. Suddenly smoke. Only remaining member fat
was to believe such reports. Before a been placed intelligently before the
There
was
a
good
attendance
and
of
­
gave
a
terrible
lurch.
Looking
outside
old
gentleman
threw
himself
down
bridge can he built across the Ne- , voters by the Port Commission, and
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
ficers elected were as follows: For we were astride an enemy trench. before us with many signs of sub­
baleni at Wheeler the cost must be it is for the people to decide.
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president. Forest Ayers; vice-presi­ “Giv 'em hell" was the order. We did. mission.
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first inculded in the county budget.
dent, Ruby Johnson; secretary and The frightened Germans ran like rab­
1 hursday—Passed
down village Police and Detective» Are Using Lip
I Wc arc in hearty accord with the treasurer, Miss Gladys Bradley. The
bits, but were shot down in bunches. street of wrecked houses. Huns rush­
Reading in Place °f the Dic­
The timber owners of this county idea of putting as much money as
next meeting will be held the 24th Machine guns started vicious rattle ed out of cellers and dug outs. One
tagraph.
were exceedingly anxious that Hugh­ , possible into hard surfaced roads, , but
of November in the schoolhouse. A on our"hide". Not the least impres­ highter rushed at us with
clubbed
es should be elected, and, no doubt, wc believe that all present road pro-
;
program is to be given and every­ sion. Moved on, and caught another rifle. Made terrible swipe at tank.
Thousands of deaf people are today .
it is a bitter disappointment to them jccls should be completed as quickly
body is invited to attend.
German detachment. Cut their ranks Hurt himself more than us. Had nice throwing away all hearing devices
thut lie was not. W ith millions of dol­ as possible and no new costly road
Work on the light plant has pro­ to ribbons. Prisoners were curious, joy ride after a bevy of fleeing Ger­ and enjoying all conversation. This
lars invested in timber they are in bail projects started. After that is done
gressed quite rapidly since the wheel stared at us wide-eyed. First day’s ex­ mans. All fat men.
method is easily and quickly acquired
luck ami will be as long as timber is then the county would be in better
came. The lights are expected to be in perience not pleasant. ‘‘Tank” sick­ . Friday—F.arly afloat. Usual shower through our system. Absolutely the
on the free list. The result of the shape to apply the bulk of the road
us by Thursday evening.
ness is as bad as sea sickness.
I of bullets. Got right across a trench. only thing of its kind tn the cour’ry.
election will have this effect in Tilla­ money to hard surfacing. Another
The present elder, Mr. .McDonald,
Tuesdayr—Off for another cruise. Enemy tried fo run but couldn't, Our proposition is entirely original.
mook county. Very little develop­ thing it is costing Clackamas County held .1 meeting at the United Breth-
Pepnering began at once. Thought threw up sponge. One cheeky chap Cost is trifling. See what New Inter­
ment will take place in the lumber in­ one naif the money to hard surface ren Church, Wednesday night.
the old tank was going to drown in said he didn't think it was fair to use national Encyclopaedia says on Lip
dustry, and its a back set for another its roads to what it is costing Tilla-
the shower of bullets. Silly brighters such fighting machines. We asked Reading. Hundreds of people with
four years.
111100k County.. There are three roa da
Magistrate—You are accused of at- thought they could rush the tank him if he thought we ought to get the normal hearing are taking up Lip
that should be completed—the Gari- tempting to rob a pedestrain at 2 like a fort. We freed at the point kaiser’s permission to use the tanks.
for the many additional ben­
From what wr could gather, the baldi-W heeler road, Bavocean, and
___ o’clock this morning. What have you blank. We spat at them venomously. Didn't see the joke. Took about 200 reading
efits gained. You can understand
business nifn of Portland were in fa­ Little Nestucca, and the people want to say in your own behalf?
The blessed old tub gave a lurch, prisoners. Killed and wounded as I what the actors are saying just as far
vor of the election of Hughes and , and demand their completion. A cir­
Prisoner—1 am not guilty, your I thought it was goodbye to earth. many more. Tired out.
away as you can see them. The eye
the yellow journals, which they have cular petition is being sent out asking worship; i can prove a lullaby.
It was only some German dead and
Saturday—Out before
breakfast. understands beyond the range of
been supporting^ were for Wilson. that the county court construct seven
Magistrate—You mean an alibi.
' wounded we skidded into. Rain of Terrible crash first thing. Thought hearing. Send no money, but mention
We take it that the business men miles of hard surfaced road next year.
Prisoner—Well, call it what you ' bullets sounded I like hundreds of wc had encountered wandering world. this paper and state whether or not
knew what was best for Portland and Suppose that $i;y.ooo is raised for like, but my wife will swear that I 1 i -I..-,-
rivets being a-.
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