T1LLÄMÖÖK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 2, 19lö.
Spelling Contest.
Katherine Smith, Tillamook, Dist, the German government is able to
10.
jQAVID ROBISON, M D„
turn the stream of public opinion and
Report of the county spelling con­
Florence Blum, Dist. 60.
of peace hopes in any direction it
test for Nov. 3, 1916 for the several
Arthur Howland, Owens, Dist. it.
chooses.
school districts.
Sixth Grade.
PHYSICIAN ANU SURGEON
"When will the war end?” asked the
District No. 1—3rd grade, Walter
Jesse Sawyer, Tillamook, Dist. 9.
Germans. I could never give them a
Howswirth, 94; 4th, George Trow­
Nettie Krake, Tillamook, Dist. 10.
better answer than the answer given
NATIONAL BUILDING,
bridge, 94; 5th, Flora Schild, 96; 6th,
Ethel Anderson, Tillamook, Dist, 10 to me by one of their most far-sight­
Oren Leach, 78; 7th, Ruby Anderson,
Marie Flagg, Bay City, Dist, 31,
ed leaders: "At the earliest, in 1918.”
TILLAMOOK
92; 8th, Hattie Severance, 92
Emmett Gray, Dist. »9.
OREGON.
This man, whose remarks in my
District No. 2—3rd grade, Viola
Susie, Brown, Dist. 60.
notes somewhat escaped the censor's
Johnson, 98; 6th, Flossie Davis, 90,
Seventh Grade.
eye, went on thus: “The war might
IT ELANDE ERWIN,
Alma Furrer, 90; 7th, Orval John­
Bessie L. Myers, Beaver, Dist. 8.
just as well end now, for Germany is
son. 90.
Ella Davidson, Tillamook, Dist. 9. ready now to make peace on the same
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
District No. 6—3rd grade, Elma
Harriette de Ford, Tillamook, Dist., terms that she will take in 1918, but
Carver, 100; 4th, Ruth Zuercher, 96 » 9.
Diploma from Chicago Musical
I think the English will have become
5th, Herbert Redbcrg, 98;
6th,
Alta True, Tillamook, Dist. 9.
far more weary o the war than they
College.—Beginners receive the same
Frank Redberg, 92; 7th, Mildred
Emma Groat, Tillamook, Dist. 9.
are now before they are ready to
careful
training as the most advanced.
Scherzinger. 92,
LaVerna Hilden, Tillamook, Dist. talk sensibly. In the end peace will be
THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc­
District No. 5—7th grade, Marvin 9.
made on these terms: Germany will
tion.
Reed, 7 4.
Sarette DeLillies, Tillamook, Dist. not keep an inch of French or Bel­
THE COUNTY.
District No. 8—5th grade, Myrtle 9.
gian soil. Talk of our keeping the
All lessons given at Studio.
McClay, 98; 6th, Sewel lAyer, 96;
Mae Pesterfield, Tillamook, Dist. 9. Meuse forts and the crests of the
County Representative for the
7th, Bessie L. Myers, 100.
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere.
Gladys Hathaway, Tillamook," Dist. Vosges mountains is nonsense. We
Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high
District No. 9—3rd grade, Eunice 9.
shall pay Belgium an indemnity of
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos
Ammer, 100, Ruby Sawyer, 100,
Christina Olson, Tillamook Dist. 10 2,000,000,000 marks. We shall
T not
not
etc.
Donald McGee, 100, Marion Lamb,
Dortha Hare, Tillamook, Dist. 10. call it an indemnity, but shall tie it up
100, Rowena Hanson, 100; 4th,
Catherine O’Hara, Tillamook, Dist. in the purchase price of a strip of
I T T. hoi t n
Edith Chaphc. 100, Helen Mahan, 9.
Belgian Congo. We shall not keep
100, Wanda Haltom. 100, Irene Lys-
± X .
Eighth Grade.
the CourlandThe present agitation for
ter, 100, Kenneth Mahan, 100, Mil­
Laura Dodge, Tillamook, Dist. 9.
its retention is sentimental idocity.
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
dred Hanson, 100, Sydney Hart, 100,
There is only one German to every
Letha Carr, Tillamook, Dist. 9.
Complete
Set of Abstract Bocks in
Alta Carr. 100, Roletta Watson, 100.
10 Letts, Esths and Lithuanians. We
Ella Sheets, Academy, Dist. 9.
O Bice.
5th grade—Kathryn Kirk, 100, Il’a
Ruth Benson, Academy, Dist. 9.
shall not attempt to keep Poland or
Davidson, 100, Ramona Haltom, 100,
13th and Madison Sts., Oakland, California.
Jennie McClew, Bay City, Dist. ,31. to bring her «nto the German Zoll-
Taxes Paid lor Non Resident«.
Hazel C. Morgan, 100, Arden Pang-
Thelma Marther, Bay City, Dist. 31 verein. It will be better for both
Most Practical Engineering Cources in United States.
T illamook B lock ,
born, 100, Homer Worthington, 100;
Gladys Richards, Ray City. Dist. 31. Austria and ourselves, if Poland re­
Tillamook
.... Oregon
6th, Jesse Sawyer, 100; 7th, Ella
Ruth Warren, Bay City, Dist. 9.
mains under Russian control, for the
(Embracing decree courses
Davidson, 100, Harrietta De Ford,
Both Phones.
Barbara Simmons, Bay City, Dist. Poles are the most reliable people
in)
Electoral
and
Meeh.
100, Alta True.
Emma Groat, 31.
in Europe and will always work
Engineering, Civil and Mi­
100, LaVerna Holden, 100, Saretta
Rolland Dougherty, Owens, Di st. against the power under whose con­
DeLillies, 100, Mae Pesterfield, 100, 11.
ning Engineering, and Ar­
trol they are. The question of Serbia
• BOA LS, M.D.,
Gladys Hathaway. 100; rural school,
is harder. Bulgaria will probably keep
chitecture; also special cour­
7th grade, Raidor Johnson, 96; 8th, More New Coins Will Be Put in the part of Macedonia which she
ses in Auto Engineering and
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Laura Dodge, 100, Letha Carr, 100;
wants, and Austria will take the north
Circulation.
Machine Shop Practice.
District No. 10—3rd grade, Flor­
eastern section of the country. Ser­
Sm geon S. P. Co.
AIM AND POLICY
ence Zeurcher, 98; 4th, Frank Erick­
The average man in a few months bia will be compensated by the ac­
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
son, 90; 5th, Catherine Smith, 100; will not know whether or hot
To
give
high
standard
engi
­
quisition
of
Montenegro
and
an
outlet
he is re­
6lh, Nettie Krake, loo; Ethel An­ ceiving foreign money
1____ , when
____ —
neering courses, with all un­
some to the sea in Albania.
Tillamook .... Oregon
derson, 100; 7th, Christina Olson, one hands him change, in which there
“One condition of the peace will
necessary subjects omitted
100, Dortha Hare, 100; 8th, Jennie will be new coins, of the ten-cent, ¿5 have to be a return to the status quo
and specializing in the essen­
Glad, 89.
cent and half dollar denominations. antebellum in an economic way. The
KBSTER HOLMES,
tials.
District No. 11—-Owens, 4th grade, The new dime has already appeared, plans of the Paris conference for an
Jack Howland, 89; 5th, Arthur How­ but there will be released shortly economic war will have to be aban­
Students do actual Engineering work while pursuing
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
land, 100- 7th, Keith Snodgrass, 90; through the sub treasuries, new 25- doned.
studies—gaining more than theory ; practical knowledge
8th, Rolland Dougherty, 100; Onion cent and new 50-ccnt pieces.
“The last vital condition of the
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
and skill.
Peak, 4th, Helen Lee, 70; 8th. Naomi
The changes were made in conform­ peace will be an agreement by Ger­
Eight
graduates
located
with
one
large
company
hist
year.
FIRST STREET.
Scovcll, 94.
ity with a statute providing that the many to limit her fleet in return for a
Our New College Bldg. Finest in West, Write Today
District No 12—5th wade, Homer designs of coins may be changed promise by England not to stop
TIILAMOOK
for Free Catalog.
Bloom 82; 8th, Beatrice Blackburn, every 25 years. Coinage of the dimes, merchantmen in time of war, which
OREGON
96.
marters and half dollars which have pledge will be indorsed by the pledge
District No. 14—3rd grade, Ethel been in use twenty-five years has of the United States to prohibit ex­
GO Y NE,
Blazer, 94; 4th, Dollie Derby, 94; 5th already been discontinued, and thou­ ports to England if England should
I.etah ’ Barnette, 94; 6th, Carolin sands of the newly designed coins break her word.”
Strueby, 94; 7th Harley Davidson, have been made. The treasury has in
When the German government can
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
98.
stock $6,415,000 of silver bullion intimate to the president of the Unit­
Office-
O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
District No. 15—3rd grade, Louis available for this purpose.
ed States that it would accept a
Zeurcher, 92; 6th, Willie Zuercher,
peace containing some such terms as
Tillamook •
70, 8th, Martha Zuercher, 88.
Oregon.
those outlined by this-man, and can
Hawley Gets Big Vote.
District No. 22—4th grade, Estella
add that it might consider the cession
lmlah, 94; 5th, Ora Gist, 84; Viva R.
of Metz and the French-speaking
On the face of incomplete returns part of Lorraine in return for some
Owens, 96; 7th, Orrin Burk, 84; 8th,
P)R- JACK OLSEN,
received
by
the
Congressional
Com
­
of France's African possessions, tliqn
Alma Hallbert, 88.
mittee
it
appears
that
Representative
District No. 23—3rd grade, Jose­
the president will be able to approach
DENTIST.
phine Peter, 98; 5th, John Enzler, 88; Willis C. Hawley has been re-elected the liberals of France and England
to
Congress
from
the
First
Congres
­
All the heat ia concen­
with a valid appeal.
7th, Elizabeth Werner, 94.
(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
Districl No. 24—3rd grade, Roy sional District by a plurality of more
trated where it is needed
,
Daniel, 66; 5th, Wendell Lominen,98 han 20,000 votes.
Now Lookout.
Tillamook - Oregon
This is by far the largest plurality
—Jceeps you cool and
6th Dorthy Blackmore. 88; 7th,
Alice Daniel, 94; 8th, Lucy Daniel, ever given any candidate for Congress
makes
for
better
cooking
When a cold hangs o* as often hap­
in Oregon. Representative Hawley's
80.
0ARL HABERLACH,
District No. 37—5th grade, Ruth vote this year will not only be a plur­ pens, or when you have hardly gotten
Gould 90; 7th grade, Herschel Hol- ality but it also represents a clear | over one cold before you contract an-
•najority of more than 15,000 votes ; other, lookout for you arc liable to
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
let. 92.
District No. 28—bth grade. Bernice over the combined vote of all his I contract some very serious disease.
This succession of colds weakens the
T illamook B eock
Loerpabel, 94; 8th, Ralph McKim- competitors.
As an expression to the public of system and lower the vitality so that
ins, 72.
Tillamook
...
his
appreciation,
Mr.
Hawley
has
is
­
you
are
much
more
liable
to
contract
Oregon
District No. 29—3rd grade, Wanda
sued the following statement:
chronic catarrh, pneumonia or con­
Keene, 8 1; 6th. Kathryn Miller, 96.
"I am profoundly grateful to the vot sumption. Cure your cold while you
District No. 31—3rd grade, Helen
int rnnV uritVi
--
-
1
Jordan, 89; 4th, Orin Hess, 98, 5th, ers in the First Congressional Dis-; can. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Why not
cook with 7 ~
0K. L. L. HOY,
Margery Prime, 98, l.uyccl Jolly, “ > trict of Oregon who in the recent has a great reputation. It is relied up­
• modern oil stove this sum­
6th, Marie Flagg. 100; 7th, Hazel election have returned me to Con­ on by thousands of people and never
For
Bett
mer and be comfortable?
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Bodie, 98; 8th, leimie Met lure, 100, gress with so generous a majority. I disappoints them. Try it. It only costs
Resulti
Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts.
Theliiia Mather, 100, Gladys, Rich wish it was possible for me to meet a quarter. For sale by Lamar’s Drug
Store.
my
thousands
of
friends,
to
whose
'T illamook B lock ,
More efficient than your wood
Ute
ards, 100, Ruth Warren. 100, Bar- steadfast assistance I owe so much,
bara Simmons, 100;
or coal stove, and costs less to
Pearl Oil
ind
express
to
them
in
person
tny
Tillamook, -
-
Oregon.
District No. 32 3rd grade. Lila
operate.
sense of gratitude and obligation,
Booth, 92; 5th, Clarice Booth, 82;
—. prior
to
my
return
to
Washington,
Better cooking because the
7th, Thelma Dahl, 92; 8th, Mae Nchl, but as this will not be possible, I
long blue chimneys give stead­
82.
J OHN LELAND HENDERSON
wish
to convey to them through the
ier, more evenly distributed
District No. 33—7th grade, Eliza­
mv sincere appreciation and
beth Phillips, 86; 8th, Olga Von Rotz press
heat, under perfect control—
ATTORNEY
thanks. No man ever had better or
9 8
like gas. No smoke or smell.
wiser
friends than I and to them I
AND
J.
District No. 34—4th grade, Walter attribute
Assistant to Mis. E. E Koch.
very heavy majority re­
In 1, 2, 3 and 4-burner sizes,
Winters, 80; 6th, Victor Affoltcr, 48; ceived. I the
Lessons
given
nt
the
home
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
shall return to my post of
ovens separate. Also cabinet
8th, Harold Sutton, 94.
if preferred
T illamook B lock ,
Inly conscious of their confidence
models with Fireless Cooking
District No. 38—3rd grade, Leon ind
with the earnest desire to serve
Terms rensonable
Tillamook
.
.
Oiegon
Shaw; 4th, GJadya Kodad, 98; 6th, ’he best interests of the district, the i
Ovens.
ROOM NO. 2U1
Katie Shaw, 94; 7th, Jack S. Driscold State and Nation.”
:
Ask your dealer today.
92, Kenneth Elliott, 92.
District No. 39—4th grade, Ruth
HAWK,
STANDARD OIL
Kuppenbender, 92; 5th, Charles, Rer- ùerman People are Said to Want
Ornamental Fire Places
inester, 62; 6th, Vivian Told, 98; 7th
COMPANY
Peace.
Juneta Christensen, 68; 8|h, Alice
(California/
Built of Brick or Stone.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Steel, 98
(By William C. Bullitt.)
f ’Tillamook
All
Eire
Places
absolutely
Peace is in the heart of every hu­
District No. 46 -3rd grade, Clara
guaranteed not to smoke
Bunn, 88; 4th, Clyde Buckles, 86; 6th man being in Germany. The question
Bay City
Oregon
or money refunded.
Wesley Tippin, J’6.
.me is asked most frequently by the
Germans is, "How long do you think
District No. 48- 3rd grade, Ma.
Brick Work of all kinds
t will last?” Yet, to judge from the
Gray. 94; 4 th, Walter Kelley," 92.
done on short notice
J E. REEDY, D.V M.,
District No 51—7th grade, Gladys newspapers, one would think peace
We make specialty of
Curl. 98.
-vas the least of Germany’ s desires.
repriring smoking Fire
District No. r.4 fith grade. F’lor- Never a word about peace terms ap­
VETERINARY.
Places.
ence Kopieskc, 94.
pear in the German papers. That is
District No. 56 -5th „ grade, Ray not because the editors do not think
Both Phones.
inond Lindsey; ftth, Wcndal Byers, peace and talk peace from breakfast
Tillamook ...
Oregon
80; 7th, Mabel \ndcrson, 84,
10 nightcap, but because the moment
District No. 59—6th grade Emmett 1 newspaper dares to hint at the
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
Gray, 100.
terms Germany ought to take it is
District No. «0—3rd grade, Curtis suppressed for a week. And that is
Garner 86; 5th. Flor nee Blum. 100; rather costly.
6th. Susie Brown, 100; 7ih, Walter
The censor has put an absolute ban
H. T. Botts, Pres , Atto rney
Brown, 98.
on peace talk. There is nothing about
at-Law.
District No 61 —3rd grade, Inez which he is so touchy, unless it be al­
Hopkins, 94;5th, Chester Hopkins, lusions to the possibility of Germany
John Leland Henderson. Sec­
96; 7th, Arthur Krebs, 68
beginning again to sink without warn­
retary Treia., Attorney nt-
Academy--3rd grade, Clara Brooks, ing. It was my intention to bring
Law and Notrury Public.
Demise it’s a re­
96; 4th, Maribcllc Eastland, 94, 5th, home from Germany notes on some
fined gasoline—not
Dorthy Jacob, 96; 7lh, Catherine scores of conversations on peace
Tillamook Title and
O'Hara, 100; 8ih, Ella Sheets, 100; which 1 had had with representatives
a mixture.
of every class in Germany. The cen­
Ruth Benson, 100.
Abstract
Co.
I he following pupils earned grades sor, who let through all my notes in
STANDARD OIL
of 100 per cent ill the recent spelling regard to the food shortage, the in­
I .aw, Abstracts Real Estate,
dustrial situation and so on removed
contest.
COMPANY
Instil ance.
from mv papers nearly every good
Third Grade.
(Calif-iruia)
DONE RIGHT
Both Phones.
word in regard to peace terms. The
Elma Carver. Disc No. 6.
Eunice Ammer, I illamuok. Dist. ». ban on peace talk extends so far that
at
TILLAMOOK -OREltOX.
Ruby Sawyer, Tillamook, ¡list. 9. the teachers in the public schools
Donald McGee, "1 illamuok, Dist. 9. who give talks on the war to their
RIGHT PRICES.
Marion Lamb, 'Tillamook, Dist 9. classes are forbidden absolutely to
Rowena Hanson, I illanmok, Dist. 9 talk of peace or allude to peace terms.
One reason for the censor’s refusal
Fourth Grade.
Edith Chaphc, Tillamook. Dist 9, to allow peace thought to be pub­
lished is, of course, to create the j
Helen Malian, Tillamook, Dist 9,
Germany .that
Wanda Haltom, Tillamook, Dist. 9. impression outside
there is no war weariness. Another
EAT VIERECK’S
Irene Lyster, Tillamook, Dist 9.
Kenneth Mahan, Tillamook, Dist. 9 reason is to prevent the individual
Mildren Hanson. Tillamook, Dist. 9 German from realizing that every
We pity hisjIicHt market
DR. ELMER ALLEN
BREAD,
one is as weary of the war as he is
Alta C arr, Tillamook. Dist 9
prices for Hides. Chitlin
himself.
Another
is
to
preserve
the
Reletta Watson, Tillamook, Dist. 9.
Bark, Metals, Rubber, Ok
peace at home. For. unless the censor
TILLAMOOK BAKERY
Fifth Grade.
GEORGE J. PETERSON.
Runs hik I Sacks.
restrained them, the supporters of the
Kathryn Kirk. Tillamook, Dist. 9
chancellor and the followers of Von
Illa Davidson, Tillamook, Dist. 9
GREEN HIDES. 15c. Pound.
Dentists.
Ramona Haltom, Tillamook, Dist. 9 Tirpitz would spend much of their
X
CALF HIDES. 2Oc.
Hazel F. Morgan, Tillamqjik, Dist. 9 time libeling otic another. Yet an­
Arden Pangburn, Tillamook. Dist. 9 other reason is tc prevent public
National Building
Call or telephone 55J.
Homer Worthington, Tillamook, opinion from crystallizing upon some
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Spot
Cash.
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definite set of peace terms which
Dist. 9,
H. KESSKLMAN.
At All Grocers.
might prove unattainable. At present
Tillamook,
Oregon.
flüEX. McNflIR &' CO
GENERAL HARDUUARE
Kitchen Ranges and
Heating Stoves.
Polytechnic College of Engineering,
Cook in a
cool Kitchen.
Oll CQöOTOVE
MARIE L. HOLDEN,
Teacher of Piano.
KING & SMITH CO
Al E X McNAIR CO
Have Your
House
Wiring Done by
Tillamook Hide
and Junk Co.