TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 14. 191Ö.
Shows Need of County Library.
■ world wide conquest and seeing the
appalling destruction of life and
property that have taken place, he To the Editor Headlight:
I am asked to tell something of the
now deplores the sacrifice of human
of our county, which have
needs
life
if
the
war
is
to
be
continued.
F
’
oor
Business and Professional cards
one month..................................... i.00 little Belgium, and a happy and con­ brought into existence its great pub­
Locals per line each insertion...
05 tented people were over run and trod lic library system, now extending into
under foot, after making heroic ef­ every state; and into many of the
Display advertisements, an inch
forts
to save their country, and France counties in many of the states.
and Lodge Notices, per line .
■os
The fundamental principal in the
would no doubt have met the same
All Resolutions of Condolence
whole
scheme of both political and
fate
had
not
England
gone
to
that
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one month....................................
great-common *
country’s assistance.. Germany, it is social life in this
true wants peace, but wants to dictate wealth is co-operation. We all con­
— Two hundred eminent musical
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
the terms, now that the Kaiser finds tribute, according to our ability, to a
critics have said that they could not tell
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
he has not accomplished what he start common public fund, by a method
the Edison Re-creation from the actual
cd out to do, on his own terms. The which we call taxation; and we share
voice
of the singer when both were
Editorial Snap Shots most humiliating thing to the Kaiser in the benefits which our country
heard
from
the platform.
was the boastful manner in which he reaps from the expenditure of this
Only a few weeks and Oregon will
fund
—
it
being
administered
by
offi
­
claimed that divine power was on his
be “bone dry”. Amongst the new year
I
side. It is evident that every country cers elected by the people.
— Many of Tillamook’s best-known
resolutions will be
a good many
Statistics
report
that
70
per
cent
of
engaged in the war is undergoing
musicians
have bought the new Edison
“swear offs” because people will have
physical exhaustion, and every battle the people of the United Staes were
because
of
its wonderful reproduction
to.
that is fought brings that exhaustion without books a few years ago, and
of
vocal
and
instrumental music, in all
that at present 80 per cent leave
The Wheeler Reporter still keeps nearer, also peace. There is no doubt
its
power
and
purity of tone.
school
before
they
complete
the
6th
the information under its hat as to in the minds of a good many persons
gpde.
that
if
Germany
had
succeeded
in
where the $5,000,000 is to come from
Thankfully we record that Oregon’s
— DAILY CONCERTS on the new
to hard surface the Tillamook loop of conquering the European powers that
it wouuld not be long before the Unit­ standard is much higher than the
Edison from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M.
the Pacific Highway.
ed States would be involved in war average, full U0 per cent completing
Hold your breath, The sum of with that country, for it is beginning the 8th grade. Now if 80 per cent of
$21,000 was paid for a young Hol­ to be seen most plainly that Germany the voters in any country, in which
stein bull in Portland last week. It had planned to take part in the South the voter has the power, which he has
certainly was good advertisement for America trouble, especially in Mexico. in ours, have only finished the 6th
grade, and I will add the 8th grade
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the Holstein breeders. Probably the
also,
then they need a broader know­
Jersey breeders will go one better in
We arc a little surprised that Coun­
the near future.
ty Commissioner McKitnenS is op­ ledge of that country, it; institutions,
posed to a county library, for he has resources, problems and relations
Wc never thought it would conic to been one of those who have advocat­ with other countries, before they are
this. The Dallas ltemizer reached us ed better enviornments and education qualified to cast a ballot. Our safety,
Tillamook, Oregon.
last week with the two inside pages in country districts. The snap shot and our position in the world depend
simply an imprint of the two outside man takes a retrospective view of on the intelligence of the individual
pages. The snap shot man would like conditions in, Tillamook when th re voter.
This is the problem which has con­
to know if this is another way of re­ were no libraries and reading rooms,
Automobile Engineering.
ducing the cost of living by a demo­ and people wondered why so many fronted the United States, and the
THAT KNIFE-LIKE PAIN.
of sickness.
i
cratic newspaper.
The play shed will soon be built, ..J
young persons sought pleasures in public library has been brought into
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We train men to become Auto Is Only One of Nature’s Warnings °f nearly all the lumber is ready.
places which did not improve their existence to meet the need. It is of
Weak
or
Disordered
Kidneys.
Mechanics and Engineers. Largest
So the women in this vicinity are
The telephone office of the Mutual
knowledge or standing in the com­ broader benefits to us than any other and best equipped auto-school west
going to attend the budget meeting
organization
established,
because
it
is
Have you lame back, aching day and Company is to be moved from Wil­
munity. It was local environments, to
of Chicago, Shops, laboratories and
and advocate a county library. Better
night? Do you feel sharp pains after
a large extent, that was responsible, open to all, the old as well as the overhauling departments. Experts in stooping? Arc the kidneys sore? Is son’s store to a building provided by
take to the woods Bro. McKimens,
every
line.
Over
$25,000
in
equip
­
young,
the
poor
as
well
as
the
rich.
• the company.
and for that reason we have been re­
ment alone. Six months course—come their action irregular? Use Doan’s I A number of the W. C. T. U.
for you are going to be up against
A
great
need
for
a
county
library
luctant to criticise the young people.
to Oakland, the new automobile cen­ Kidney Pills—the medicine that is
a whole lot of intelligent women who
The past few years, however, local is felt by many of our citizens. Our ter. Address Oakland Auto-School, recommended by so many people in women of Beaver went to Tillamook
are endeavoring to bring about bet­
this locality. Read this Hillsboro res­ Tuesday to help in organizing a
environments have greatly improved, geographical situation is such that we i310 Madison St., Ookland Cal.
ident’s experience.
ter environments for the young peo­
county W. C. T. U.
thanks to those who have interested are excluded from many of the in­
Mrs. A. R. England, 728 W. Oak
ple.
Cough Medicine f°r Children.
' St., Hillsboro, Ore., says: “Two years
themselves to improve local condi­ fluences permeating the communities
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Notice,
Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, N. Y., ago I had such a bad attack of lum­
tions. The free library and reading in other parts of the slate, such as
says: "About five years ago when we bago that I wasn’t able to get up or
The Willamina Times, commenting
colleges,
winter
lecture
courses,
etc.
room in this city being one of the
Notice is hereby given that at the
on the request that the Yamhill
A county library is one which is es­ were living in Gurbutt, N. Y„ I doc­ down stairs. When I sat down on a General Election held on November
things that have helped to bring it
tored two of my children suffering chair, I could hardly straighten up.
County Court put the Grand Rondc
about. The County Court has placed tablished by resolution of the County from colds with Chamberlain’s Cough Sharp pains, like a knife sticking me 7th, 1916, the question of Stock run­
road in good shape for travel next ■
$2,000 in the budget for a county Court. It gives free library service to Remedy and found it just as repre­ in my back, nearly killed me at times. ning at large in the Precinct of
Garibaldi was voted upon, and it ap­
year says: “Yes, that's a good prop­
sented in every way. It promptly
library and we hope the taxpayers every resident of the county. It checked their coughing and cured I could hardly drag myself around, as pearing from said returns that a ma­
I felt so completely played out. I had
osition. And no doubt, Yamhill coun­
serves
ail
of
the
people
of
the
county,
will agree to allow it to remain there.
their colds quicker than anything I taken only a few doses of Doan's jority of all votes cast was against
ty will put it through as early as it is
We must also disagree with Com­ those who live in remote districts as ever used.” For sale at Lamar’s Drug Kidney Pills when my back com­ stock running at large.
possible to do so. Anyone can see the
menced to feel stronger. I had used i Now therefore in sixty (60) days
missioner McKimens in regard to a efficiently as those who live near ■ thè Store.
great benefit that would result from
only one box when I was able to get I from the date of this notice it shall be
Carnegie Library, for we take it as a library. The book deposit stations i are
about as well as ever. Since then I ! unlawful for stock to run at large, un-
such a roadway. One of the good
established
in
different
parts
of
thè
laudable ambition for any city or
have never had any trouble with my : dcr penalty of Ten (*10) dollars for
things would be an auto stage and
j the first offense, and twenty (20)
county to obtain one of these libraries county and the books on deposit : are
back or kidneys.”
freight line, if the road were well
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don’t ' dollars for each and every subsequent
sec the day when changed from time to time. In thè
and
we
hope
to
enough made to allow it. That would
personal service rendered lies thè
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get ' offense, to be recovered from the
Tillamook county will have a Carne-
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that . owner of the stock in a civil action in
mean a great development in the
greatest
value
of
the
system,
j Any
gie library. Mr. McKitnens makes
Mrs.
England had, Foster-Milburn the name of the State of Oregon be­
farming country tributary, and would
rural resident may ask for any par-
,
Co., Props., Buffa' i N. Y.
fore a Justice of the Peace in the dis­
mountains of a little amount of
bring hundreds of travelers and tour­
ticular
books
that
are
desired,
and
trict in which said owner or keeper or
i
money il takes to maintain a library
i
ists through here.”
their requests will receive special and j
BEAVER.
either of them may reside, and if
every year and does not say one word
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there be no Justice of the Peace in
immediate attention. If the main i
about
the
benefits
that
are
derived.
To-morrow (Friday) is the date set
library does not have the book, the I
' A Christmas tree and entertainment such district, then before any Justice
for hearing arguments pro and Cun We understand that some of the request will be forwarded to the State j
will be given by the Christian En­ of the Peace in the County.
Dated this the 29th day of Novem-
in regard to the budget. No doubt Grangers have gone on record as in library, where it will be filled. In this
deavor Society, Sunday evening, Dec. j ber, A. D. 1916.
favor
of
a
county
library.
No
doubt
there will be some little difference of
24th.
I
J. C. Holden, County Clerk.
way the county deposit stations be- '
opinion where the road funds should those who are interested in better en­ come units in the state wide library |
Miss Minnie Ripley spent Saturday First publication Dec, 7, 1916.
be expended, fot it is a matter of im­ vironments will attend the budget service which guarantees
and Sunday in Beaver visiting her Last publicatoin Jan. 4, 1917.
perfect
why
tneeing
and
give
good
reasons
possibility to please everybody and
sister and attending the teachers’
the satisfaction, Farther, a library repre­
every locality, no matter how big the the $2,000 should remain in
meeting.
sentative
visits
the
community
from
;
who
road fund might be. As the County budget, especially the women,
The teachers’ meeting which was
Go home for Xmas.
niat- time to time, learn the especial type
Court has made an intelligent investi­ are particularly interested in this
MARIE L. HOLDEN
held Saturday was well attended,
of
books
desired,
and
sees
that
their
-
Stay for New Years
gation as to th» needs of road im­ ter and who have only the the com­ needs are filled.
After dinner a very good program
Teacher of Piano.
provements in different parts of the munity’s interest at heart. Probable
was given.
The County Library System was i
Day, Our low round
county, it is better able to judge Mr. McKimens has not looked upon first established on the west coast in
Assistant to Mrs. E. E. Koch.
t Miss Laura Bays spent Saturday
trip Holiday tickets and Sunday in Tillamook visiting
Lessons given at the home
where the money should be expended the matter of a county library in a California in 1908, and at the present
if preferred.
than other persons who have not in­ broad sense, but simply to save a time <1 counties, or practically the
Miss
Anna
Johnson.
allow you plenty of
Terms reasonable.
vestigated. It is true that there will few dollars.
Mr. Roy Woods has been unable to
whole state are enjoying the benefits.
time. All points in
be persons at the budget meeting
be about the last few days, on account
Five counties in Oregon have coun- j
who are particularly interested in this
Wh«re is the Parcel Post?
ty libraries,
Multnomah,
Wasco,
or that road, but we are inclined to be­
Hood River, Umatilla and Klamath. I
OREGON,
lieve the County Court is the best
Ten years ago enthusiastic reform­
A Subscriber.
CALIFORNIA,
judge, and for that reason wc hope ers told us that we could reduce the
the people will sustain this year's cost of living by the establishment of
Wheat from Argentine.
WASHINGTON
budget.
a parcel post in this country, like that
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and IDAHO.
which they had seen in Europe for
An Associated Press dispatch from
The snap shot man is opposed to the bringing together of consumers Galveston, Texas, November 22, says
placing items in the budget with and producers without the interven­ “The American Steamship Ausable I
"strings" tied to them. It is «a most tion of the middlemen. We now arrived here today from Buenos
Between Oregon points
unfair, nnbiisincss and unsatisfactory have the parcel post. \\ e also have Ayers with a cargo of 180,000 bush­
way of making appropriations, for it the high prices.
Dec. 22 to 25 inc; Dec. I
els of wheat. 1 he cargo is consigned
is so easy to divert the money else­
Wc have had various experiments to a firm in Fort Worth, and is the
30 to Jan. 1 inc- Return
where. If any locality needs road im­ with it in this and other cities. The first wheat from Argentine ever im­
limit Jan. 3, 1917.
provements and money is appropriat­ postmaster of Roseburg, for example ported into the United Stales through
Because it’s a re­
To
California points
|
ed for it, it should not be diverted not long ago published a list of farm­ this port.
fined gasoline—not
a mixture.
elsewhere and the locality needing ers who had goods to sell available
Dec. 22 to 23 ' inc.;
In local shipping circles it is be­
road improvements left in the “soup". for this sort of transportation. The lieved that this is the first full cargo '
Dec. 26 to 28 ’ inc.
STANDARD OIL
There arc two items in this year's department in
Washington made of Argentine wheat ever imported in­
COMPANY
Return limit 15 days
(CalL'ornla)
budget with "strings” tied to them— comprehensive plans for such ex­ to the United States.
from
date
of
sale.
Bayocean and Little Nestucea, Heav­ changes.
The steamship Maumee is expected
To Pacific Northwest
en knows the former place is entitled
All that seems pertinent to note to reach here in a few days with an­
to a road, and it will be rank injustice now is that the parcel post has not other cargo of wheat, and it is under­
points in Washington
to divert the money again on sonic grappled with this problem or even
and Idaho Dec. 22 to
stood that a number of other ship­
(rival excuse. The same applies to the perceptibly affected it. Candor com­ ments have been booked.”
25 inc. Return limit
Little Ncstucca road. If that part of pels the acknowledgment, however,
All of this wheat from Argentine I
Jan.
3, 1917.
the county needs money for road pur­ that department officials arc now­
conies in free of duty. Time was
poses, allow it a certain amount for considering a reduction in the rates
Ask local /Ygent for
when a -5 cent tariff kept out foreign I
the same, but
don’t
place any of parcel postage to figures much wheat and gave the American farmer
time of trains,
"strings” to it.
below the cost to the government in the full benefit of <hc American mar- j
fares, etc.
the hope of stimulating connections ket. But this was when we had a pro- '
Germany is wanting peace, and in between producer and consumer.
Jojtn M. Scott, G. P. A.
tcctive tariff. Now however, we have
making peace proposals the German
Portland, Ore.
Ibis may work well. Wc hope so. free trade in practically everything I
chancellor deplores the great loss of But the wholesaling principle has its
which the farmer of the northern
lite that will take place if the war i« advantage. The freight train which
states has to sell.
prolonged. When the war started the it uses is ordinarily a cheaper con­
Kaiser had an exalted opinion of him­ veyance than the mail compartment
For Rent.
self that he could lick the whole of a passenger express. However,
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world, and, no doubt, thought 1911 good luck to the parcel post and to its
A fine little 17 ..........
cow ......................
ranch. Must __ be
was the right time to do so. He care.’ latest endeavor to subsidize, through rented on acount of old age. . Large
L„>K<
THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN
little for the great loss of life that it general taxation, those who arc dis­ barn room for 40 cows, 5 room house.
FOOTBALL
•44
acres
of
land,
40
cleared,
tcaan
would entail of he could gain his ob posed to do business through its in­
THE COUNTY.
Oregon vs. Pennsylvania
horses, wagon and tools, milk route
ject and become the world’s military strumentalities.—Umpqua
mile from City limits. Can
Valley in city,
F'asaiietiH, Cal.. Jan 1st.
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere
dictator. He failed in his object in th. News.
be rented on easy terms. Sec Ben
i
Kuppcnbendcr, Nehalem, Ore.
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