TILLAMOOK * HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER-23, 1916 ________________________________________ •__________________________ , T NOTICE OF STREET ASSESSMENT ordinary civilian Germans I was sur- is entitled to repayment of the same of saian Catholic Archbishop of Ore. 6 . . 34 . . Thayer’s .... 194.22 and they do not expect sympathy 5° ‘ n»n one side and law and order- on the as herein provided for shall be deem­ the same under the charge and con­ 7 .. . 34 .. . .Thayer’s .... 231.45 I other, the latter always prevails. even front the smallest and least im­ p°«ian Catholic Archbishop of Ore. ed or taken to be within or any part trol of the Water Commission here- 1 34 . . Thayer’s .... 214.09 8 Catholic Archbishop of Ore. S»it portant of states. Dutchmen in par ­ Blood may be shed in the struggle, of the limitation imposed by this toiore provided tor by Article IX 1 .. . 37 . . Thayer’s .... 214.09 Catholic Archbishop of Ore. ¿■ o, nan but the outcome is law and order. ticular are subject everywhere to the 0 ... 37 . . . Thayer’s .... 231.00 charter or by law upon the amount ol hereby amended. As people we believe in the rule of greaest suspicion, and I am convinced i°">an Catholic Archbishop of Ore. indebtedness which may be incurred Said election will be held at 8 3 . 37 .. . Thayer’s .... 190.95 Catholic Archbishop of Ore. !; o, nAn law, we believe in a government of it would not take much to produce in by Tillamook City either by warrant o'clock in the morning and will con- 4 37 . . . Thayer’s .... 185.74 Catholic Archbishop of Ore. p o,I >an law to which all men high and low, some places in Germany an outbreak or general bonds. unue until 7 o’clock in the afternoon 4 .. . Miller’s . . . 206.65 5 .. . rich and poor, are alike subject, so against Dutch residents or visitors, ¡¿o,n»n Catholic Archbishop of Ore. Section 32.— Whenever an assess­ of said December 4th, 1916. 6 . 4 ... . Miller’s . ... 206 65 Catholic Archbishop of Ore. i; On >»n that when there is a challenge, such but Norweginans are equally, if not ment for altering, opening yr improv­ Dated this 21st day of November^ 4 7 . . . . Miller’s . . . . . 206 65 i;Otn»n Catholic Archbishop of Ore. as that at Everett, it is promptly met even more, suspected.” ing a street or construction, rc-con- 1916. 8 .. 4 .. . . Miller’s . .... 206.65 Catholic Archbishop of Ore. by the citizens. I suuction or repair of a sewer or for Ira C. Smith, 6 . . . Miller's . . . . . 206 65 1 I o0n,an Catholic Archbishop of Ore. The I. W. W„ if anyone may judge any local improvement which has City Recorder of Till­ 6 . . Miller’s . . . . . 206.65 The Menace of "Pork.” 2 . Catholic Archbishop of Ore. by utterances and acts of members, been or may Hereafter be made by amook City, Oregon. 6 . . . . Miller’s . . .. . 206 65 3 . £ütnan Catholic Archbishop of Ore. believe violence is necessary to gain Tillamook City, Oregon, is or shall 6 .. . . Miller’s-. 206 65 Thrift is to be practiced in Europe K°nian Catholic Archbishop of Ore. 4 ... ends sought, They have asserted be detective, insufficient or inade­ 1 as never before. It must be, if the M. hje!ch‘or 5 .. . .. Miller's Notice of Sheriff ’ s Sale. the need of violence as a reform ______ nations are to meet the enormous ob­ M. quate, or has been or shall hereafter 5 . . .. Miller’s 2 agency. They have intense grudges ligations they have shouldered in or­ M. be set aside, anulled, declared or ren­ 5 •• . .. Miller’s 3 \i e clt ‘ Or by Notice is hereby given: That against what they call the employer der to carry on the war. And it is M. dered void or its enforcement refused 4 5 .. ... Miller’s by any court of this State or any fed­ virtue of a writ of execution issued class. 5 . . .. Miller’s safe to say that, unless Americans M. 5 e chiOr They differ from most of the social­ practice thrift more, in their indus­ M. eral court having jurisdiction thereof, out of the Circuit Court of the State 5 .. ... Miller’s 6 whether directly or by virtue of any 01 Oregon, tor the County of Tilla­ ists. The dominent element of social­ tries, in their public affairs, they are M. 5 .. ... Miller’s 7 decision of such court or when the mook County, dated the 3rd day of ists favors political action in contract going to feel European competition M. fr'hior 8 5 .. ... Miller’s Common Council shall be in doubt as November, 1916, in the cause where­ with direct action. The dominent ele­ more keenly than ever before. Our M. Melchior 5 . . .. Miller's 9 to the validity of such assessment or in Aurie Al. Draper was plaintiff and ment believes in bringing about industries have been taught by this M. Melchior ............................. ........ 10 .. 5 .. .. Miller’s .. .. 107.40 any part thereof, the Common Coun­ John Alaginnis and Jennie C. McGin­ changes in government through the war the grave danger in wasting by­ M. Melchior ............................. ........ 96 24 5 . .. Miller’s .. 11 cil may by resolution make a new nis, his wile, were defendants, upon ballot and official action. The I. W. products, the wicked waste of public C. B. Vantress ......................... .......... 3 . .. Miller’s .. . . 96.24 12 assessment or re-asscssmenl upon the a judgment and decree rendered in W. believes in stirring things up by a money in "pork” deals of one sort or C. B. Vantress ....................... ......... 3 . .. Miller’s .. . 96.24 13 lots or blocks or parcels of land the said cause oil the 5th day of Oc­ challenge of orderly processes. That another, the waste of human energy c. B. Vantress ......................... ......... 14 .... 3 .. . . Miller’s .. . 107.40 which have been bcneiittcd to the ex­ tober, 1916, in favor of the plaintiff is called “direct action” while politic­ through preventable sickness or un­ c. B. Vantress ......................... ......... 3 . 15 Miller’s . . . 96.24 tent of their respective and propor­ and against the defendants in the al is regarded as indirect. 3 . . . Miller's .. . . 109.90 16 employment. Americans, under the c. B. Vantress ......................... ........ The government of the United stern lessons of this- war, are coming w. . J. & S. J. Goyne ............... ........... tionate shares of the full value then - . sum 01 one thousand and fifty dollars, 96.24 17 ... 3 .. Miller’s . . It of. Such re-assessment shall be based . with interest thereon at the rate of I States is one of political actior 3 . . . Miller’s .. . . 107.40 18 to see that we can not go on, in such w. . J. & S. J. Goyne .............. ........ upon the special and peculiar benefit eight per cent per annum from the may be changed by a vtte of the peo­ fashion, much longer without danger w. . J. & S. ). Goyne........ ........... 19 . 3 .. . . Miller’s .. .. 96.24 of such improvement to the respec­ am day of .March, 1915; the further ple. When an effort is made to of national humiliation or worse.— w. . J. & S. J. Goyne ............ ........ 20 .... 3 . . Miller’s . . . 107.40 w. . J. & S. J. Goyne .............. ........ tive parcels of land assessed, at the sum ol one hundred dollars allowed change it in any other way, Ameri­ Boston Advertiser. 21 .... 3 .. Miller’s .. . 96.24 w. . J. & S. J. Goyne ............... time of its original making. Interest by the court as attorney’s fees in cans, with few exceptions, rally for 2 2 3 . . . . Miller's . . . . 117.19 ; and the plaintiff's costs and law and order and offer their lives said suit; S. Diehl .......... thereon from the date of delinquency 4 ........ 5 . Park........... .. 203 42 American Labor is Prosperous and J. .... ...... in "' :-1 • suit,' ' taxed at for that principle. said of the origin-.I assessment may be ad­ oi.soursements J. S. Diehl ......................... 4 6 ........ . Park .......... .. 205.92 Restless. sixteen and 75-100 dollars; It is difficult to imagine anything and com ­ A. ded at the discretion of the Common Billings ..................... 4 ......... 7 . Park .......... .. 203.42 Council. Susli re assessment shall I" manding me as Sheriff to satisfy the of value that can be gained by the 214.58 8 . 4 .. .. Park ... National organizations of labor de­ A. Billings ........ sale course of the I. W. W. No city, no said judgment and decree by the K. Harris, North made in an equitable manner as mar­ % of .... 5 . . .. Park ... 81.18 5 clare that during the last two years community, will permit the overrid ­ <>1 lln real property hereinafter de- ly as may be in accordance with the 6 5 . . Park ... 81.14 5,700,000 laborers in the United Stat­ K. Harris, North % of .... scribed ; ing of law by violent procedure, for J. Kirk, South 5z of........... law in force at the lime it is made, 189.42 5 . . . Park ... 5 Now, therefor, in order to satisfy to remove the life and property safe­ es have received an increase of $300- J. Kirk, South J4 of........... but the C ommon Council may adopt 8 5 . . Park ... 189.42 000,000 annually in their wages. guards we all enjoy. the said judgment and decree, I will, a different plan of apportionment of 81,18 7 5 ... . Park ... Their sensus is based upon reports K. Harris, North 54 of .... ..n Saturday, the 9th day of Decem ­ benefits when in its judgment essen­ 5 81.18 8 . Park ... from 138 journals of industry or com­ K. Harris, North 54 of ... ber, 1916, at 10:00 o ’ clock in the fore ­ tial to secure an equitable assessment. 189.42 7 5 ... . Park ... Germans Trust Germans Only as merce. It is supplemented with sta­ J. Kirk, South '/1 of The proceedings required by the noon of said day, at the front door of 8 189.42 5 . . . Park ... tistics frbm the national bureau (not J. Kirk, South 54 of Iron Ring Closes. Charter of Tillamook C ity, Oregon, tin Court House in Tillamook City, 5 270.60 6 . . . . Park ... ’ department) of bureau as to strikes. J. W. Haskins........ Oregon, sell at public sale to the high ­ J. W. Haskins ........ to be had prior to the making of the 6 6 . . . Park .. . 270.60 During the six months Which ended An “eyewitness” somewhere in Ger­ last July 1865 lockouts and strikes J. W. Haskins........ 212.68 7 original assessment shall not be re­ est bidder for cash in hand, the fol­ 6 ... . Park ... 2 212.68 7 . . . . Park ... quired to be done again in case ol lowing described real property, sit­ many makes the following very inter­ occurred throughout the country. Albert Plank ........... re-assessment. Such re-assessment uated in the County of Tillamook and 1 esting observations. The most signifi­ During the same period in 1915 their Albert Plank ........... 270.60 3 7 ... . Park ... 270.60 4 shall become a charge upon the prop­ Stale of Oregon, to:wit: cant teatures are the combing out of number had. been 543 only. These Albert Plank ........... 7 ... . Park ... All of lots eleven (11), thirteen (I3) all available military strength, the J. H. Rosenberg ... 1 270.60 erty upon which the same is lai 1, no; 8 . . . Park ... symbols of unrest are as noteworthy C. McCarty ............ 2 270.60 withstanding the omission, failure or fourteen (14) and twenty (2O) in sec­ abundance of healthy troops, the pop­ 8.. .. . Park ... as the statistics of labor’s prosperous­ K. White ................ .‘ 270.60 3 8 . . . Park ... neglect of any officer, body or per­ tion live (5), and lots seventeen (17), ularity of officers and the distrust of ness. K. White ................. 4 270.60 son to comply with the provisions ol eighteen (18), nineteen (19) and all foreigners. We read: 8 ... . Park ... ” The discount js more conspicuous 1 twenty (20), of section six (6), all in 9 .. . . Park ... 214.58 the Charter of Tillamook City, CJre “In a third class carriage between in New Jersey and. New York than in J. E. Kirk ................. 2 9 203.42 gon, or connected with or relating to townshit' one (1) south of range Mayence and Cologne 1 sat on a Sep­ any other state. The industrial com­ J. E. Kirk ................. . Park ... S. S. Johnson ........ 203.42 3 such improvement and assessment eight (8) west of Willamette Meri­ tember day with a group of soldiers mission of the Empire 9 .. . Park ... common­ S. S. Johnson ........ 4 203.42 . Êark ________ .. . 9_________ . . and notwithstanding the proceeding dian, containing 320 acres, together and some civilians. wealth informs the public that, the I Said assessments have been entered in the lien docket of Tillamook City, of the Common Council or any offi­ with the tenements, hereditaments “As we passed the fortress of Elir- number of workers increased by 25 and appurtenances thereunto belong­ enbreitstein, on the Rhine, a noncom­ per cent, their wafces by 40 per cent, Oregon, and are now payable. Property owners have 30 days from date of cer, contractor or other person con netted with such work may have been ing or in anywise appertaining. missioned officer grinned, waved his and yet the dealings between employ­ (his notice within which to apply to the undersigned City Recorder of Tilla­ Dated the 8th day of November, hand toward the trowning rock, and mook City to pay said assessment in installments in accordance with the pro- irregular or defective, whether such ers and employes in New York were 1916. irregularity be jurisdictional or otliei observed complacently: “Iheyve got seldom more disturbed than they Datcd this November 21st. iqi 6. visions of the charter of Tillamook City. wise. The Common Council shall ap H. Crenshaw, to come out ot that now. 1 read a pa­ have been this year. point a time and place not less than Sheriff of Tillamook County Oregon. per diligently and paid no open at­ Ira C. Smith, i If the total and real increase of City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon. 20 days distant when it will meet for tention. Presently he explained. There American labor’s wage could be as­ the purpose of making such re- issi - were 'slackers,' he averred, with nice, certained it probably'would show an Notice of Sheriff's Sale. ment. The City Recorder shall give 10 soft jobs up at Ehrenbretstein—men increase of purchasing power exceed­ days notice by one publication in a Notice is hereby given; That by who had not yet fired a shot in anger ing the enormous increase in the newspaper published in Tillamook and did not mean to if they could help American stock of gold, This, though City, Oregon, of the time and. placi virtue of a writ ol execution issued I it. 'But out they come,’ he said, and it enters banks, does not remain there fixed by the Common Council lor out of the Circuit Court of the State, added that it was high time. but flows out to spread and support making such re-asscssment. At the 01 Oregon, tor the County of Tilla­ “He declared that there were some industry. The increase of wages also time appointed therefor, unless at mook uated the 3rd day ot Novem­ I 10,000 who had succeeded in smug­ produces these effects, but does so some lime the Common Council shall ber, 19 16, m the cause wherein W. H. gling themselves into all sorts of ad­ differently. It is spent profusely. It is adjourn until a future time or day for I'lippin was plainliit and John Ma­ ministrative jobs. Some, he said, had only in slight degree saved and made such purpose or appoint another lime gill! ns and Jennie G. McGinnis, his secured the job directly by paying productive again. wile, were deimdants, upon a judg ­ therefor, and in such event at such Prosperity passes. It never contin­ considerable sums of money to var­ adjourned or further meeting the ment and decree rendered in the said ues permanently. It is a time for in­ ious people; others had friends and cause on the bth day of October, Common Council shall proceed 1 ' 19 16, in lavor of the plaintiff and relatives who had helped them with dividuals as well as corporations to maKe such re-assessment in the man practice foresight and thrift. Expand­ against the defendants, 111 the sum of their influence. An order had, how­ ner prescribed. At the time ol.making ed incomes should be made to play ever, been issued expressly calling up inter- thirteen hundred dollars, with i such re-asscssment the ( omnton their part now in providing against all these people for service at the Council shall give an opportunity to 1.si thereon at the rate of eight t per these days of depression which may front. In particular he declared that a lent per annum from the 3rd day of any property owner to appear in pet come and against the time when they number of Jews had bought them ­ son or by counsel and be heard in February, 19 15; the further su in of may be 10 applicants for one posi­ reference thereto. After having made seventy eight and 8-100 dollars, selves off so far, but henceforth tion. such re-assessment, the I ommon taxes, with interest thereon at the neither money nor influence would Council shall declare the same by 1 ate of eight per cent per annum help them. Ehrenbreitstein seemed to Be Kind To the Loved ones at Home. resolution anti the same shall be a Hom the 9th day of August, 19 I 6 ; have a particularly bad name, espec- ------ o—•— final determination of the regularity, the further sum of one hundred twen­ ially among the men, who declared Be kind to thy father, for when thou that the officers garrisoned there had validity and correctness of the re­ ty and 60-100 dollars, taxes, with in­ wert wrong assessment except as herein other­ terest thereon at the rate of eight per the best of good times, with “wine, W no wvoi nice more fondly than wise provided. Such re assessment cent per annum from the 9th day of woman and song.” he? Frankly, though, it did not appear shall be entered in the docket of City August, 1916; the further sum of He caught the first accents that fell Liens and shall be enforced ami col one hundred twenty five and 00-100 as though the combing out of these troin thy tongue lectcd in like manner as ordinary as dollars, allowed by the court as at­ 10,000, if there are as many, were yet And joined in tny innocent glee. sessments for improvement are cn torney's fee in said suit, and the necessary. Both in south and in north Be kina to tny tattler, tor now he is forced and collected under the Char­ plaintiff's costs and disbursements in Germany I saw what appeared to be old. ter of Tillamook City. Oregon. Ml said suit, allowed at sixteen and good strong, healthy looking troops, His locks intermingle with gray. stuns paid upon the former assess­ 75-100 dollars, ami commanding 111c and not a few of them. Of course, one His rootsteps now teeble, once fear­ ON THE ONE HAND ment shall be credited to the property as Sheriff to satisfy the said judgment sees plenty of wounded, also, but I less ana bold— on account of which the same were and decree by the sale of the real can not say that the general impres­ you may have your house burned over Thy lather is passing away. sion conveyed upon my mind was paid as of the date of such payment. property hereinafter described; Be kina to tny mother, tor low on her your head, but on the other you that Germany was hard put to for Now, therefore, in order to satisfy brow A MEASURE. the said judgment and decree, I will, men. On the other hand, it is true should have a fire insurance policy, May traces of sorrow be seen; To Amend Article IX. ot the Charter on Saturday, the 9th day of Decem­ that when Germany is fighting on to entirely wipe out such a frightful of Tillamook City, Oregon, by ber, 19 16, at 10:00 o’clock in the many fronts there would naturally be O! well may st thou cherish and com- iort her now, adding thereto a new Section to forenoon of said day, at the front a fairly lavish sprinkling of men loss. Now an insurance policy only For loving ana kind she has been. be known as Section 11. door of the court house in Tillamook home on short leave or passing Remember thy mother, for thee will calls for a premium of a few dollars BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO­ through from one front to another, lily, Oregon, sell at public auction to she pray PLE OF 11LLAMOOK Ct 11 for every thousand valuation at in­ the highest bidder for cash in hand, In the general military whirl it is As long as God giveth her breath; OREGON AS FOLLOWS. 1 In- lollowing described real property, hard for anyone but an expert to col­ With accents ot kindness then cheer tervals of three or five years. Dispose Section 1.— That Article IN of the situ.ilcd in the County of Tillamook lect evidence that counts. her love away. Charter of l'illamook City, Oregon, and State of Oregon, towitl “Of one feature of the German ar­ of your anxiety about your real estate Even to the dark valley of death. be and the same is hereby amended I.ots four (4), thirteen (l3) and my of today 1 can speak with confi­ Be kind to thy brother, his heart will and do it now. by adding thereto a new Section In lit fourteen (14), of section four dence because 1 had. personal exper­ have dearth known as Section 11, which Section and lots one (1), seven (7), eight (<). ience and also because 1 was able to (8), If the smiles of thy love be with­ shall read as follows: nine (9) and ten (10) of section five make judicious inquiries—that is, of drawn, Section 1 he Water Commission the officers. In the first place, they (5) all in township one south of range The ¡lowers of feeling will fade at heretofore provided tor by Article IN are much less conspicuous than they ci.;lit west of the Willamette Meri­ their birth of the Charter ol I lll.unook I ity. dian, containing 292.47 acres, to­ used to be. The ’witchcraft of the un- If the dew of affection be gone. Oregon, is hereby abolished, and all gether with the tenements, hcredi- ¡form’ has vanished, but there has al- Be kind to thy brother wherever you PHONE US. CALL ON US. WRITE US of the power and authority hereto­ t.itnnts and appurtenances thereunto so vanished some of that arrogance fore held or exercised by the said , belonging or in anywise appertaining. which marked the officers’ cast not are, Water Commission is hereby trans The love of a brother shall be Dated the 8th day of November, only in Germany before the war, but ferred to anti vested in the I ommon 1916 also up to quite recent days during An ornament purer and richer by far Council of I illamook City, Oregon, Than the pearls from the depth of the war. 1 should say that the officers H. Crenshaw, Improvement Bond Sale. HEAR WITHOUT EARS. and the Common Council ol I ilia the sea. Sheriff of Tillamook now are much more adapted to the 11100k City, Oregon, shall hvicaltei Be kind to thy sister, not many may spirit of the people; they arc becom ­ County. Oregon. Tillamook City offers for sale up to Police and Detectives Are Using Lip have and exercise all of the lights, know ing. if one may put it so, a ‘popular December 4th, 1916 at 8 o’clock p.m., Reading in Place °f the Dic­ functions, powers and privileges The depth of pure sisterly love. institution' instead of a cast apart. $9.754.89 of Improvement Bonds is ­ tagraph. Administrator's Notice. heretofore exercised by the aloisaid The ’flapper’ may loose some of her The wealth of the ocean lies fathoms sued for the improvement of a portion ----- o----- Water Commission by virtue ot .111 Thousands of deaf people are today below enthusiasm of the days of brilliant of Eighth Street. Bids must be ac­ throwing away all hearing devices In the County Court of the State of uniforms, but the army in general thority granted by said Article IN. The surface that sparkles above. companied with a certified check to and it shall be the duty of the Jure < '11 '.>11 for l'illamook County. has undoubtedly gained. The inso­ Thy kindness shall bring thee many a the extent of 5 per cent of the amount and enjoying all conversation. This In the matter of the estate of Lars lence has diminished and public re­ tofore existing Waler Commission of method is easily and quickly acquired sweet hour, of the bond issue. Tillamook City to immediately turn Jensen, deceased. through our system. Absolutely the spect has increased. On the whole, And blessings thy pathway to crown, Dated November 21st, 1916. Notice is hereby given that the un ­ over to the Common Council of kill only thing of its kind in the country. therefore, the love of the people for Affection shall weave thee a gar- Ira C. Smith, atnook City all ol its records, property til !-• ••icd ha- been, by the County the army has increased rather than Our proposition is entirely original. land of flowers Court ot l'illamook County, Oregon, City Recorder. and appliances of every nature now Cost is trifling. See what New Liter­ diminished. More precious than wealth or re- d ill appointed administrator of the or heretofore held by it on behalf ol national Encyclopaedia says on Lip I nown. "Lastly, it has been clear for some I Reading. Hundreds of people with Improvement Bond Sale. Tillamook City, and the water system above named estate, and all persons time that the losses in the corps of having claims against said estate are o ----- - of Tillamook City shall hereafter be normal hearing are taking up Lip officers have been very heavy, much Her Son Subject to Croup. Tillamook City offers for sale up to reading for the many additional ben­ conducted, managed, maintained, con hcrebv notified and required to pre­ heavier, at any rate, than they were sent same. ¡Inly verified in the man ­ "My son Edwin is subject to croup ” December 4th, 1916 at 8 o'clock p.m.. efits gained. You can understand trolled ami operated by the < ommon earlier in the war, and is possible Council of "l'illamook I ity, and all ner provided by law. to the under- that part of the reason for this may writes Mrs. E. O. Irwin, New Kens­ $5641.59 Improvement Bonds issued f what the actors are saying just as far -i. nd, ai the offices of Johnson & ington, Pa. "I put in many sleepless for the improvement of a portion of away as you can see them. The eye funds hereafter arising from the op­ Handley, Attorneys at Law, in Tilla­ be sought in the very heavy casualties hours at night before I learned of Fifth Avenue East. Bids must be ac­ understands beyond the range of eration, control, or hereafter acciu among the non-commissioned officers Chamberlain's mook Citv. Oregon, within six Coughh Remedy. companied with a certified check to hearing. Send no money, but mention ing therefrom shall be under the con­ especially those of lower rank. months from this date. Mothers nyed not fear this disease if the extent of five perecent of the this paper and state whether or not trol and disposition of the Common Dated this 26th day of Oct., 1916. “Possibly the most interesting fea­ they keep a bottle of Chamberlain's amount of the bond issue. Council of Tillamok City, but the said you are deaf. All particulars wiM be C. C. Jensen, Adminis- ture to me was the extraordinary fear Cough Remedy in the house and use Dated November 21st, 1916. Common Council shall be governed sent you absolutely free and with no istrator of the Estate and dislike of all foreigners of what­ it as directed. It always gave my boy I expense to you. Address, School of Ira C. Smith, as to the construction, management, of Lars Jensen deceas­ ever nationality. In this fear are in­ relief.” For sale by Lamar's Drug Lip Language, Kansas City, Missouri. City Recorder. I maintenance, control and operation 1 ed. i cluded even Bulgarians, for among Store. Violence Versus Law and Order. FIRE ! FIRE ! FIRE I I I ROLLIE W. WATSON, it The Insurance Man.” NATIONAL BUILDING, TILLAMOOK, ORE.