TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 14, 1916
I meetings, for the same reason that we
ADVERTISING RATES.
' object to the silk stocking gentleman
Legal Advertisements.
First Insertion per line ............ I .10 doing the same thing. Neither are
.05 residents of this county nor taxpay-
Each subsequent insertion, line.
j ers. No doubt the gentleman from
Business and Professional cards
— Corvallis was brought here to boost
one month..................................... i.00
Locals per line each insertion...
°S for the county agriculturist. Wc have
always objected to people from the
Display advertisements, an inch
and Lodge Notices, per line .
.05 outside poking their noses into what
arc local affairs. If we can't have a
All Resolutions of Condolence
one month................................. z.
.50 county agriculturist without that kind
of butting in then cut out the county
agriculturist. We believe the county
— Two hundred eminent musical
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
agriculturist is doing good work, but
critics have said that they could not tell
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
on general principles we object to
the Edison Re-creation from the actual
outsiders poking their noses into
voice
of the singer when both were
Editorial Snap Shots local matters. We Tillamookers differ
heard from the platform.
in some things, but we contend that
Don’t forget the poor and needy at we can settle our local affairs, and
this season of the year.
settle them right, without outside in­
— Many of Tillamook’s best-known
terference.
musicians have bought the new Edison
It’s about time those who are doing
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the pilfering in the city were caught. I I I here is more
because of its wonderful reproduction
or less selfishness
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of vocal and instrumental music, in all
with
a
number
of
our
citizens
when
it
The snap shot man takes this op­
its power and purity of tone. . ..««i?.
portunity to wish the numerous read­ comes to apportioning the road fund.
ers of the Headlight a most happy The attempt to deprive Bayoccan of
— DAILY CONCERTS on the new
Christmas and prosperous New Year. part of its appropriation was simply
a selfish disposition, especially on the
Edison
from 11 AM. to 5 P.M.
When the road to Bayoccan is part of some of the dairymen, who
built, a jitney service will ply between seem to have an impression that all
this city and Bayoccan. It now con­ the road money should be expended
sumes three hours to make the round for their benefit. It has been to a
trip by boat, but a jitney will cut this large extent in the past and now that
down to less than 30 minutes and at beach resorts are claiming a share of
the road money, there are some of
a cost of a few cents.
our citizens w‘ho oppose this. We be­
Wr take exceptions to the objec­ lieve beach resorts are a great acquis­
tions raised at the budget meeting to ition to this county, and those who
the county agriculturist, because the invest money to improve them are
Holstein Breeders' Association sent entitled to road improvements. In a
Tillamook. Oregon.
him to Wisconsin to help select reg- few years the timber owners will be
istcred stock. If our dairymen had asking for roads, and, no doubt, some
stocked their farms with registered of our citizens will take a selfish view
stock years ago, they would now be and oppose appropriating money for
Notice.
receiving, not only big checks for them because it does not benefit the want to impross this upon the minds
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of the people, that one or two things
milk, but big checks for registered dairymen.
Notice is hereby given that at the
confront them. If they demand a
stock they raised.
General Election held on November
large
amount
of
money
for
other
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7th, 1916, the question of Stock run­
Cloverdale is to have a preacher [ The next time that Geo. B. McLeod, roads it means additional taxation, ning at large in the I’rccinct of
who has been a type sticker of the i of the Hatnmond Lumber Co., brings or bonding before any considerable Cloverdale was voted upon, and it ap­
old school. If the rev. gentleman re­ the Dougai-Dotigally-Do-Man to Til­ amount of hard surfacing can be done. pearing from said returns that a ma­
tains any of the characteristics of the lamook with him, we hope he will We believe from now on a united ef­ jority of all votes cast was against
stock running at large.
boys in bye gone days, he will find teach him better manners, fo we do fort should be made for more hard-
Now therefore in sixty (60) days
not
like
to
see
a
citizen
from
the
some trouble in "setting ’em up” in a
surfaced pavement without addition­ from the date of this notice it shall be
classic
city
of
Portland
so
ill-manner
­
bone dry state. Probably he may have
al taxation. It can be done, and unlawful for stock to run at large, un­
been a "father of the chapel," but ed when he comes to this neck of the should be, for maintenance charges der penalty of Ten (10) dollars for
the praying and the preaching he did I woods. After a little storm of hooting on the main thoroughfares are eating the first offense, and twenty (20)
dollars for each and every subsequent
in those days had a good many cuss and jeering at the Dougal-Dougally- up too much road money. The Com­ offense, to be recovered from the
|
Do-Man
at
the
budget
meeting
the
and profane words. Who says the
mercial Club will go into this matter owner of the stock in a civil action in
paid agitator left his scat in the body
world is not growing better?
with a view to ascertain what is best the name of the State of Oregon be­
of the court house and rushed up to
fore a Justice of the Peace in the dis­
for the county, not overlooking the trict in which said owner or keeper or
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the County Judge and undertook to
We understand that the County
fact that taxes should not be increas­ either of them may reside, and if
advise him w'hat to do when someone
ed, for they are high enough already. there be no Justice of the Peace in
Court has decided to allow the $15,-
was addressing the County Court. Tt
such district, then before any Justice
000 item for the Little Nestucca road
was certainly ill-mannered and show­
of the Peace in the County.
Notice.
to remain in the budget as published.
Dated this the 29th day of Novem­
ed a whole lot of gall, for the County
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o
It is up to the Little Nestuccaites to
Notice is hereby given that at the ber, A. D. J. 1916.
Judge had not asked the advice or
C. Holden, County Clerk.
obtain a like amount from the state
General Election held on November First publication
Dec, 7, 1916.
or federal aid, and in the event of that assistance of a person whose resi­ 7th, 1916, the question of i Stock
stock run-
*
run
­
Preei-ct of
n( 1 Last publicatoin Jan. 4, 1917.
not being obtained, >10,000 of the dence is in Portland. Suppose every­ ning at large in the Precinct
body in the court house had been ill- Garibaldi was voted upon, and it ap­
money will be used for hard surfac­
Notice.
ing. Get a hustle on boys, for wc mannered and rushed up to the Coun­ pearing from said returns that a ma­
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jority of all votes cast was against
ty
Judge,
what
a
commotion
there
would like to sec them land the >15,-
Notice is hereby given that at the
stock running at large.
000 that they arc hoping, and, of would have been. And, suppose, also,
Now therefore in sixty (60) days General Election held on November
course, praying, to obtain cither from that if a Tillamookcr went to Port­ from the date of this notice it shall be 7th, 1916, the question of Stock run­
land and undertook to run the budget unlawful for stock to run at large, un­ ning at large in the Precinct of
the state or government.
meeting of Multnomah County, and der penalty of Ten (10) dollars for Union was voted upon, and it ap­
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I the first offense, and twenty (20) pearing from said returns that a ma­
Wc believe that if the County Court rushed up and undertook to advise dollars for each and every subsequent jority of all votes cast was against
would expedite matters and call for the County Judge of that county, he offense, to be recovered from the stock running at large.
Now therefore in sixty (60) days
bids for the Bayocean road, it could would have been told to mind his owner of the stock in a civil action In
from the date of this notice it shall be
be completed for next year’s travel, own business and get out as quick- the name of the State of Oregon be­ unlawful for stock to run at large, un-
fore a Justice of the Peace in the dis­
1.
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1 v n x 1 11
t
more especially if the work is let to ly as possible. This is not thc first trict in which said owner or keeper or is
j der penalty of Ten (10) dollars for
time
that
the
Dougal-Dougally-Do-
cither of them may reside, and if 1 the first offense, and twenty (20)
three different contractors. In that
way it would be a great benefit to Man’s impertinence have been wit­ there be no Justice of the Peace in ‘dollars for each and every subsequent
district, then before any Justice offense, to be recovered from the
Bayocean and the public would have nessed. Those who have attended such
of the Peace in the County.
' owner of the stock in a civil action in
previous
budget
meetings
have
seen
the benefit of over >40,000 expended
Dated this the 29th day of Novem- the name of the State of Oregon be-
the
same
thing.
Well,
who
’
s
running
ber, A. D. 1916.
"
| fore
------ a ’ Justice of •*--
the Peace in •«--
the J!
dis-
-
on that road. We believe that the
County Court should, if possible en­ Tillamook County, anyway, a paid
J. C. Holden, County Clerk. ' trict in which said owner or keeper or
either of them may reside, and if
deavor to get the work done as quick­ agitator who resides in Portland or First publication Dec, 7, 1916.
there be no Justice of the Peace in
Last
publicatoin
Jan.
4,
1917.
i
the
people
who
reside
in
the
county?
ly as possible, for in delaying calling
such district, then before any Justice
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of the Peace in the County.
lor bids the road will not be finished
A SAFE TEST.
The President of the Commercial
Dated this the 29th day of Novem­
until late in 1917 and it will be 1918
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ber, A. D. 1916.
Club
has
been
asked
by
several
of
the
a
of
For
those
who
are
in
need
before anyone can get any good out
J. C. Holden, County Clerk.
I prominent business men to call a remedy for kidney troubles and back-
of the money expended.
First publication Dec, 7, 1916.
____ __
___ _ plan to try
_ Doan's
ache,
it ___
is a good
1
’
meeting
of
the
club
for
the
purpose
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Kidney
They are strongly
re- I Last publicatoin Jan. 4, 1917.
1------ , Pills“ ~
_
There appears to have been an im- | of considering the matter of more commended by McMinnville people.
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
prcssion that Tillamook City wanted | 1 hard surfaced roads in the future. It is
Arthur Branson, 339 B Street., No.
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McMinnville,
Ore.,
says:
"About
six
not
the
intention
to
deprive
any
lo-
the county library. Here are the facts.
Police and Detectives Are Using Lip
or
eight
years
ago.
1
had
rheumatic
Several of the ladies of this city were 1 cality of the money appropriated in pains in my back and legs so bad that
Reading in Place of the Dic­
tagraph.
infoxHu-d that people outside of the 1 the budget that was adopted last I wasn't able to do my work. At
Thousands of deaf people are today
''"city wanted a county library and that week, but to plan for future years. times, it was all I could do to get
the Fairview Grange was in favor of I ■ So with that object in view the busi­ around. Sharp, shooting pains caught throwing away all hearing devices
and enjoying all conversation. This
it. The ladies became interested in ness men will be called together early 111c in the small of my hack and for a method is easily and quickly acquired
minute
I
could
hardly
move.
When
I
those who resided outside of the city in the new year. There is more or less got down to do anything it was all I through our system. Absolatcly the
and made an effort to have a county I , difference of opinion as to how the could do to straighten up as my back only thing of its kind in the country.
library established. When they found I ' money should be raised to hard sur- fell so weak and stiff. After I had I Out proposition is entirely original.
is trifling. See what New Inter­
that the Granges were so opposed to 1 face the main highway through the taken six or eight boxes of Doan’s Cost
national Encyclopaedia says on Lip
Kidney
Pills
I
was
cured.
Since
then
it they felt that they had been misin­ J county and provide for other roads. 1 haven’t had any rheumatic pains Reading. Hundreds of people with
formed, and desisted making a light I There arc three ways by which and my kidneys have been as strong normal hearing are taking up Lip
reading for the many additional ben­
for the library at the budget meeting. money can be obtained for hardsur- as ever."
efits gained. You can understand
Price
50c.
at
all
dealers.
Don't
In regard to the foolish remarks that facing:
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get what the actors are saying just as far
1st—Bonding.
Tillamook City wanted the county
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that away as you can sec them. The eye
2nd—Each road district to vote a Mr. Branson had. Foster-Milburn Co. understands beyond the range of
library, that was all "hot air."
hearing. Send no money, hut mention
special tax.
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
this paper and state whether or not
3rd—Curtail other road work and
We want to make an appeal in be­
For that Dull Feeling After Eating. you are deaf. All particulars will be
half of the committee that is appiont- put aside a certain amount every
sent you absolutely free and with no
■ o------
expense to you. Address, School of
cd to look after charity work this year of the road fund for hard sur-
I have used Chamberlain's Tablets Lip Language, Kansas City, Missouri.
Christmas. It is the first organized facing.
for some time, and can testify that
Another thing that will be consid­ they have done me more good than
effort in that direction in this city or
For Rent.
county, and it should receive the ered, and that is the cost -and kind of any tablets 1 ever used. My trouble
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hearty co-operation of everybody. pavement. It is true that the cost of was a heavy dull feeling after eating
A fine little 17 cow ranch. Must be
—David Freeman,
Kempt,
Novo
There arc those in our midst who cement pavement is exceedingly high, Scotia. These tablets strengthen the rented on acount of old age. Large
need help, and those who want to and w hether it is wise to adopt sonic stomach and improve the digestion. barn room for 20 cows, 5 room house,
144 acres of land, 40 cleared, team
bring cheer anil good will to those in other and cheaper pavement is a They also regulate the liver and horses,
wagon and tools, milk route
bowels.
They
are
far
superior
to
pills
need of assistance, can do so by send­ matter that will be fully looked into
city, l/j mile from City limits. Can
hut cost no more. For sale by Lamar’s in
be rented on easy terms. Sec Ben
ing their charitable offerings or sums and discussed. Wc believe that the Drug Store.
Kuppcnbcndcr, Nehalem, Ore.
of money to this committee. \\ bile a members of the Commercial Club,
LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
large amount of money is expended with the co-opcration of good road
Automobile Engineering.
every year for Christmas presents to boosters in different parts of the
relatives and
friends. Christmas county, a plan can be devised and And Secure Immediate Employment
We train men to become Auto
The Poltychnic College of Oakland
would be much more cheerful to most worked out whereby a large amount Cal. is the Official Marconi Wireless Mechanics and Engineers. Largest
of us, if making others happy, we do of hard surfaced road can be ob­ School. Owing to this great demand and best equipped auto-school west
of Chicago, Shops, laboratories and
not over look the poor, aged and tained without any additional taxa-1 for reliable operators in both Rail­ overhauling departments. Experts in
road
and
wireless
codes
we
shall
needy.
tion, that is if the County Court will ;
?guarantee positions to all who enroll every line. Over >25,000 in equip­
refrain from starting new and ex­ or full course prior to Jan. 15, 1917. ment alone. Six months course—come
We object to people from the Ag­ pensive road projects. This is where Write for particulars. Address Poly­ to Oakland, the new automobile cen­
ter. Address Oakland Auto-School,
ricultural College butting in at budget there is liable to be trouble, and we technic College of Telegraphy, Oak­ 1310 Madison St., Ookland Cal.
1 land, Cal.
OBSCURE HEROES.
The New Edison !
These Humble Workers Only Do TWew
Duty and Wear No Medals.
Twelve buys took an abandoned hand­
car and piaced it on the Lackawanna
tracks near the Paterson station. By
chance the stutlon agent saw theta
speed In gby and telegraphed to a tow-
eruiau a mile away at Paterson Ju*u.-
tlou to stop them. The towerman,knew
that an. express was Just behind the
boya-au*L opeued a switch, throwing
them iiud their stolen ear down au> em-
bankmuil; then he closed the switch
as tlie.-express came around the^enrve
behindithem. and little they knew that
they bad thrown dice with dealla and
won. tliauks to the foresight
these
two uaen on the job.
These are the heroes of peaces these
obscut'Hi unknown men. doing tbWduty
practically 8<’>5 days out of the year
luctbe news account the nnme- of the
toworman was not eveu mentioned, but
he Isas twelve lives to his credit, and
twelMe homes have heeu spare«) from
iBouruIug. and twelve boys are given
another chance to finish their careers.
We get so accustomed to the men
on.She job that we forget what part the
integrity of the workman i>iOiys in the
mechanism of modern lifer front the
inun In the tower to the trackwalker,
firom the engineer to the- chief dis­
patcher. If all these cogs were not true
and working in unison every minute in
the hour, where would tile safety of
Mir'lives be?
These heroes of peace, who wear no
ribbons and medals and no service
colors, give the lie to t&ose who say
human nature Is not essentially hon­
est.— Philadelphia 1‘tillG in.
A Re-Creation of Music
and the Human Voice
The New Edison Is Sold
On Easy Terms
if Desired.
LAMAR ’S DRUG STORE
BOUNDARY LINES.
Mostly Straight In O.ir Land, Crooked
and Illogical'Abroad.
Have Your
House
Wiring Done by
Co^t power Co.
DONE RIGHT
at
RIGHT PRICES.
Travel on
Low Round
HOLIDAY
FARES
Go home for Xmas.
Stay for New Years
Day, Our low round
trip Holiday tickets
allow you plenty of
time. All points in
OREGON,
CALIFORNIA,
WASHINGTON
and IDAHO.
Hoilday Sale Dates
Between Oregon points
Dec. 22 to 25 inc; Dec.
30 to Jan. 1 inc- Return
limit Jan. 3, 1917.
To
California
points
Dec. 21 to 23 inc.;
Dec. 25 to 28 inc.
Return limit Jan. 15,
1917.
To l’a/ific Northwest
points iti Washington
and Idaho Dec. 22 to
25 ine. Return limit
Jan. 3, 1917.
Ask local Agent for
time of trains,
lares, etc.
John M. Scott, G. P. A.
Portland, Ore.
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
LINES
FOOTBALL
Oregon vb . Pennsylvania
Pasadena, Cal.. Jan 1st.
Most I’nited States boundaries are
straight lines, and the majority of
these lines are dne north and south or
east and west-. Where the lines are
not straight they are nearly always
established either by rivers or by
mountain ridges. It is very simple to
know where one state ends and an-
other begins.
In Europe, on the contrary, nearly
all bonndades are established by
crooked and usually tlloglcal lines. The
frontiers, wind about like foolish cow
paths. Tire more important lines are
definitely established, for they are too
important to be left In doubt. But on
some at the dividing lines guessing be­
comes a fine art.
Tt» arbitrariness of European Ixiundi.
ar les is largely n relic of the old uiu-
scientific centuries. But even in this
highly scientific century, when new
lines are to be laid ont. they follow
Ibe old meandering custom. After the
Balkan wars the new boundaries were
fixed as they were 500 years ago, whol­
ly without regard to geometry or sim­
plicity.
The contrast Is a minor indication of
a fundamental difference. The new
world Is more businesslike than the
old. It goes more directly to the point
It does practical things in a more
practical way A straight line Is more
practical than a curl or an arabesque.
And so the United States is strong for
straight lines.—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Saved by a Dream.
A farmer living at Lapford. England,
dreamed thrice in succession that be
saw a pit dug in one of bls fields and
some of his property cnat Into it. At
the third time of drcnniing he got up.
dressed and went out. He beard the
thud of a spade and caught sight of a
man digging by lantern light. The
digger fled nt his approach. It was a
grave upon which be had been at work.
By Its brink lay a huge knife. On his
way back the farmer met one of his
maidservants. She had had a quarrel
with the man to whom sb” had been
engaged, she said, but he had prevailed
upon her to meet him for the last time
at 2 o’clock that morning, when be had
something to show her “Thia is what
fce had to show you.” said the farmer,
leading her to the grave.—London Tal­
ler.
Pretty Poor Pilot.
“I was out with Unison tn his auto­
mobile the other evening.” said the fat
plumber to bls friend the thin car­
penter.
“Didn’t know he had one."
“Yes; he bought one secondhand.”
“Did you have a good ride?"
“I nearly lost a year's growth.”
"Speed flend?”
“No, but be can't guide the thing
straight"
“Poor nt the wheel, eh?"
“Poor at the wheel? Why. man alive.
Unison couldn’t steer a street car.”—
Exchange.
A Small Point.
Barrister’s Wife—So your client was
acquitted of murder. On what grounds?
Barrister—Insanity. We proved that his
father once spent two years In an
asylum. Barrister's Wl'e— But he didn't,
did he? Barrister—Yes. lie was doc­
tor there, but we bad not time to bring
that fact out —London Tit-Blta.
Elsewhere.
‘T»o you ever take a day off and go
fishing?”
“Yes. But the fish always seem to
take the same day off that I do."—
Washington Star.
Soft Answer.
“John, don’t you think I have worn
this pair of shoes long enough?”
“No, dear: If they were long enough
you wouldn’t have had thoae corns.’’—
Houston Poet
We ought to call in reason, like *
good physician, aa a help In misfortun*.
—Epictetus.