TILLAMOOK
Mat the Editors
HEADLIGHT, MARCH 15
The Master Hypocrite.
1917,
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Against the Ordinance Vote
Call For Bidi.
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Notice is hereby given, that a spec­ 3ot ...................................................... No. _ Notice is hereby given that the
The cheapest thing is this era of With an L another fellow on the bal- (Elbert Bede in Cottage Grove Sen­ ial election will be held in Tillamook
Initiative Ordinance, Proposed by County Court of Tillamook County,
tinel.)
hmh prices is the dollar.
Had you ot whose name boasted a B secured
Oregon, will accept bids for furnish­
City, Oregon, on the ¿2nd day of
Initiative Petition.
stopped to consider how many dollars
Six months ago most any resident of March, 1917, at the City Hall in said “An Ordinance
votes, makes things evenToS
ing eighty cords of wood, for the
to
prohibit
the
con
­
vou could buy with a sack of potatoes han they were. Formerly the rota­ (’regon would have said that the last City, and which election will be held
ducting of certain secular business County Court House, said wood to be
place to look for an exhibition of from 8 o’clock a.m. on said day until
a bushel of wheat or a bqg of onions tion was on a basis of five,
on
the Lord’s Day, commonly called 46 inches in length, of either Hemlock
piety would have been The Oregon 7 o’clock p.m. of said day , at which
Alder, or both.
or beans?—Observer.
Sunday and to provide a penalty or Bids
amendment changes the ratio to two Journal.
to be filed in the office of the
election
there
will
be
submitted
for
.
for
the
violation
hereof,
and
to
r*-
County Clerk of Tillamook County,
The Lokal Anzciger a newspaper smte’urmr Sta'r‘‘lg tXpcrts fro,n th'
I
he
reputation
of
The
Journal
has
the
adoption
or
rejection
by
the
legal
peal
all
ordinances
and
parts
of
or
­
siate printing office were brought bc- bcen( and still is) that it would stoop
not later than Friday the 16th day of
-blisbed in Berlin, asserts that Pres­ whnt
voters of Tillamook City two Ordi­
dinances in conflict herewith.
hC comn»“ce and explained that
March, 1917, at to o’clock a.m.
ident Wilson is a “megalomaniac.”
to any means which might be used to nances proposed by initiative petition,
Purpose:
To
prohibit
the
opening
The County Court reserves the right
W3f prOposcd was impracticably gain its end—that it would even stab and one ordinance adopted by the
Tbat’s an awful name, and is calculat­ th
for
traffic
of
Theatres,
Moving
Pic
­
the legislature cheerfully adopted the
ed t0 make the president roll up his amendment and it is a law. Wc have in the back a friend who stood in the Council and referred, all in accord­ ture Shows, Confectionary Stores, Ice to reject any and all bids.
By order of the County Court.
"■■■' of anything it set out to accom­ ance with a resolution therefor adopt­ Cream Parlors, News Stands, Fruit
J eves and “wade in” on his defamcr.
Erwin Harrison, County Clerk.
n erV'chil rUB*?1 tlusJolali°" business plish.
ed by the Common Council of Tilla­ Stands and Stores, Butcher Shops,
L-Umpqua Valley News.
By Kathleen Mills Deputy.
c . child s play, which accomplished
mook City on March 5th, ¡917, which Cigar stores and places where cigars
Y
et
within
the
past
two
months
we
nothing while it added greatly to the
First publication March 1st.
-A Portland man slept in a day cost of holding election!. When ana­ have seen this hardoned old sinner resolution contains the full title and and tobaccocs are sold, Grocery and Last publication March 15th
iach going
coacn
goius, to Puget Sound and $5,- lyzed and considered sensibly it is shedding bucketfuls of tears for the text of the Ordinances to be voted on Clothing stores. Drug stores, except
CCK, in yellow-backs was taken from ■'°thmg more or less than an insult to down trodden delinquent tax payers and the form of ballot titles to be for filling prescriptions, Bowling Al­
Notic* to Contractors.
Ins pocket. As it would have cost him the intelligence of the voters, for it and making as pretty an exhibition of used at said election. Said resolution leys, Billiard and Pool Halls, Black­
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being
in
words
and
figures
as
follows,
outraged virtue as one would expect
smith shops, Machine Shops, Garages
onlv $2 for a berth and a trifle for
Sealed proposals for the construc­
presumes
that
they
arc
incapable
of
to-wit:
Supply houses of any kind. Ware­ tion of the Miami-Foley Improve­
“George,” the man’s mental anguish ?el‘-’ct,»g the candidates they desire to see in this w’orld, or the next.
Resolution.
houses, Gasoline supply stations op­ ment No 4 according to plans and
must even exceed his pccuinary loss. and will blindly place a mark opposite
And a large number of the people of
Be
it
resolved
by
the
Common
erated in the street or elsewhere, specifications now on file in the office
the state who did not analyze the sit­
—Oregonian.
the
name
which
happens
to
be
first
Council
of
Tillamook
City,
Oregon.
Parades, Band Concerts or any other of the County Clerk of Tillamook
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uation were carried away with The
That inasmuch as more than eight kind of amusements in the streets, on County, Oregon, will be received by
According to the Railway Age Ga­ on their ballot. It was poor business Journal’s hypocrisy. This was also
per
cent
of
the
legal
voters
of
said
to
adopt
such
a
law
in
the
first
place
Sunday.
the county court of said county until
temporarily true of some members of
zette the average weight rate per ton
Is ajhfficult thing to excuse the the legislature who had not sufficient city, based on the total vote at the
to o’clock a.m. March 16th, 1917, and
Mark
X
between
the
number
and
in this country reached its lowest
worse business in making it experience with delinquent taxes to last prececding city election, have
then publicly opened and read. Such
answer
voted
for.
level during 1916, while the average
proposals shall be made on the blank
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realize the benefit and necessity of filed with the Recorder of said city,
v.agc per employee was higher than worse.—Hillsboro Independent.
For the Ordinance vote
on the 20th day of January, 1947, an
fortns furnished by the County Clerk
advrtising.
iver before. Y’ct in spite of this con-
I
Initiative Petition proposing an or­
or the County Surveyor, and each
As wc do not print the tax list, we dinance by the Initiative, and petition­ 302 .................................................... Yes. and
di ion the American roads never be­
Teaching the Virtues.
every item thereof shall be filled
will not go into the argument as to its ing this Council to call a special elec­
fore made so much money.—Observer
out and proposals shall be plainly
Against the Ordinance vote.
necessity at this time. Later we may tion in said City for the purpose of
marked on the outside "i Proposals
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to
1 caching of ten virtues in the pub­ do so, but for the present we will con­
Portland newspapers quietly rebuk­
No. Construct the Miami-Foley Improve­
adopting or rejecting said Ordinance 303
ed a German newspaper published in lic schools is indeed a timely sugges- fine ourselves to showing up tile by the legal voters of said city,
No. 4,” and any proposal not
tion, says the News-Reporter. They Journal’s hypocrisy.
That the legal voters at said elec­ ment
that city last week when in one page are
which said proposed Ordinance is as
conforming to any of these require­
honesty,
truthfulness,
cleanliness,
tion
shall
vote
upon
said
ordinances
they published a translation
of the
The Journal charged that the pub-
pub­ follows:
shall not be considered.
alrioi- lictition of the tax list was a graft.
respectively as in said ballot titles in­ ments
patriot-
“Ordinance No. ------
German newspaper’s editorial upon obedience, respect, courtesy, p
Each proposal shall be accompanied
dicated.
ism,
kindness,
industry
and
punctual-
1
Wc
do
not
concede
that
poin
Wc do not concede that point, but if
An Ordinance to Permit the open­
a certified check made payable to
the news that Germany had made
And whereas the Common Council by
h las been ing and conducting of Billiard and
„
the Tillamook County for an amount
definite proposals to Mexico to at­ L J. etVa,Ue of thcse yr‘u<’s is to be it has been graft that graft
of
Tillamook
City
did
on
March
5th,
taught
from
stroies
from
the
best
i
'
•
•
—
I in Multnomah County, where the list Pool Halls and Reading Rooms in
equal to at least 5 per cent of the
tack the United States, which claimed writers.
I has been published in four daily pa- Tillamook City, Oregon, on Sundays, 1917 duly pass Ordinance No. 341 and amount bid.
that the note was a fake gotten up by
the
same
has
been
duly
approved
by
At Eugene, a committee of teachers Ipers at a cost possible four to eight between the hours of eight o’clock a.
By order of the County Court.
the newspapers, and on another ad­
the Mayor and it is the desire of the
Erwin Harrison, County Clerk.
mission of the imperial minister that prepared the following list of virtues: i times as great as that charged in m. and eleven o’clock p.m.
Common
Council
that
said
Ordinance
First publication March 1st.
Sunday, and to repeal all ordinances
the note was authentic.—Independ­ I ruth. Honor, which relates to par- I other counties of the state.
be
referred
to
the
voters
at
‘
the
said
cn1tcs' [y school, to law and order, to I If that is graft, why did the pious and Parts of Ordinances in conflict election so called which said Ordi­ Last publication March 15th
ent.
self; Honeesty, Obedience, Altruism, l(?) Journal accept the graft? Why herewith.
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Notic« to Contractors.
The people of Tillamook City do nance is in words and figures as fol­
which
—h i is subdivided into politeness, I did it insist upon having the graft?
lows, to-wit:
Not only did the lit’ le group of fili­ cheerfulness,
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I
There
was
no
law
compelling
the
ordain
as follows:
kindness, helpfulness,
busters in the senate defeat the "arm­ charity;
Ordinance No. 341.
Scaled proposals, addressed to the
i Journal to publish the list. If it had
Section 1. It is hereby madelawful
Patriotism,
Democracy,
ed neutrality” bill, but they caused Courage, Cleanliness,
Billiard and
An Ordinance to permit the carry­ County Court, of Tillamook County,
Thrift. Other 'refused to publish the list it would to open and conduct
congress to adjourn by reason of virtues considered but not
have saved the taxpayers that much Pool Halls in Tillamook City, Ore­ ing on of Billiard and Pool Rooms Oregon, and endorsed “Proposals to
included
limitation before passage of several in the ten are:
Remodel the County Court House.”
ambition, earnestness, money and would have affected in no gon on Sundays, between the hours and Card Rooms and Games on Sun­ in accordance with the plans and
vital measures. Included in the list unselfishness, : patience,
; punctuality. ‘ way the validity of the publication in of eight o’clock a.m. and eleven day, and declaring an emergency.
on file in the office of
o’clock p.m.
are the army appropriation bill, the contentment, self-control, value of' the other papers.
The people of Tillamook City, do specifications
the County
Clerk of
Tillamook
Section 2. All ordinances and parts ordain as follows:
sundry civil appropriation bill, the time, amiability, purity and friend-j It is too late, of course, to change
County, Oregon, will be received by
that, but there is no law under heaven of ordinances in conflict herewith are
general deficiency bill, the rivers and ship.
Section 1.
It shall be lawful for the County Court, at its office
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1..
in the
to prevent The Journal from return­ hereby repealed.”
harbors bill and the appropriation for
It would seem that the Eugtnc list ing this alleged graft money wrung
And that inasmuch as more than Billiard and Pool Rooms and Card County Court House, Tillamook City,
the support of the West Point mili-
is broader in conception and the se­ from the delinquent taxpayers. Sure- eight per cent, of the legal voters of Rooms and Games to be operated Oregon, until the hour of to o’clock
tary academy.—Itemizer.
lection of certain major virtues with , ly if The Journal has a conscious it said City, based on the total vote at and carried on on Sunday, from and a.m. on Friday, the Ibtli day of March
1917, and at that time publicly opened
allied virtues makes a stronger list I cannot honestly hang onto this the last prcceeding city election have after the first day of April, 1917.
A Kansas paper tells this for a new than that chosen by the state school ! wealth gotten in a way which itself filed with the Recorder of said city,
Section 2. Whereas certain initia­ and read. Each bid must be accom­
boy story:
A youngster
be- superintendent.
on the 20th day of January, 1917, an tive measures arc to be voted on at a panied by a certified check equal to
I says was fraudulent.
fore going to a party was cautioned
The Journal cannot expect to be ac- Initiative Petition proposing an Or­ special election proposed to be held 5 per cent of the total amount of the
Be
that
as
it
may,
the
fact
that
a
by ’ is mother against eating more
I ccptcd as truly penitent so long as it dinance by the Initiative and petition­ on March 22, 1917, and the law hereby bid, which shall be forfeited to the
than one piece of cake. “Did you start is to be made in teaching chil­ retains the money which it charges it­ ing this Council to call a special elec­ enacted is desired to be submitted county, in case the bid be accepted
only eat one piece of cake?” his mam­ dren, and young men and women, self with having gotten by foul means. tion in said city for the purpose of thereat and by reason of the fact that and the bidder shall fail, neglect or
ma asked him when he returned home something of the real things that
But The Journal has at no times in­ adopting or rejecting said ordinance the present ordinances of Tillamook refuse for a period of five days, after
“Yes, only one piece.” said the boy, count for the best in life is worthy of tended returning this so-called blood by the legal voters of said city, which City arc insufficient to fully protect which the award is made, to enter in­
“but they offered it to me three praise rather than of carping criticism money. It is even now eating its vitals said proposed Ordinance is as follows the health and safety of the people of to a contract and file a bond satisfac­
"Ordinance No..................... Tillamook City, so that the provisions tory to the County Court, as required
times.” “What did you say?” asked In the years to come it is possible out with jealousy and cupidity as it
An ordinance to prohibit the con­ hereof are imperatively necessary for by law.
mamma. “Well the third time they that the virtues will be grouped dif­ sees The Oregonian and The Tele­
The County Court reserves the right
ferently and that their allied attrib­ gram presenting bills for the publica­ ducting of certain secular business on the purpose, an emergency exists and
asked me I just swelled up like papa utes
to reject any and all bids. Dated this
will be taught so as to strength­ tion of the tax list this year.
this
ordinance
shall
be
in
full
force
the
Lord's
day,
commonly
called
Sun
­
docs and said “take the darned stuff
23rd day of February, 1917.
en the main virtues that promote mor­
The Journal never was at any time day, and to provide a penalty for the and effect immediately upon its ap­
away.”—News Times.
By order of the County Court.
ality. This is a new departure for honest in its fight on the publication violation hereof, and to repeal all or­ proval by the Mayor.
Erwin Harrison, County Clerk.
Western
schools
and
it
will
be
watch
­
dinances
and
parts
of
ordinances
in
Be
it
further
resolved
that
at
the
of
the
tax
list.
It
thought
such
a
fight
Married men are the most success­
By Kathleen Mills Deputy.
ed
with
keen
interest
for
after
all
cer
­
conflict
herewith.
said
election
there
shall
be
submitted
1 would be popular with the people and
ful according to the American Maga­
Last publication March t<tth
tain
moral
principles
should
be
taught
Section
I.
It
is
hereby
made
unlaw
­
to
said
electors
for
their
approval
or
all it had in mind was to gull the peo­
zine. It says: Show hie one middle-
ful to have any place of business rejection Ordinance No. 341 passed
Notice of Final Account.
aged bachelor who has made a suc­ in the public schools if the system is ple while it got away with the bacon open
for the purpose of traffic on the by the Common Council of Tillamook
to
be
the
bulwark
of
American
citizen
in another form.
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cess of his life and I’ll show you 26
Lord
’
s
day,
commonly
called
Sunday,
City
on
March
5th,
1917,
entitled
“
An
The Journal never has been honest.
Notice is hereby given. That the
married men that have. Probably the ship for "righteousness exalteth a
between
the
hours
of
twelve
o
’
clock
Ordinance
to
permit
the
carrying
on
The Journal never has been consist­
undersigned has filed in the County
ratio is even greater than this, but I nation.” _____________ __
ent. It is not possible for C. S. Jack- Saturday night and twelve o’clock of Billiard and Pool Rooms and Card Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
prefer to base my contention on dem­
on
Sunday
night,
wherein
the
follow
­
Rooms
and
Games
on
Sunday
and
and son, the publisher, to be either honest
her final account as Administratrix of
onstrable fact. Of the twenty-seven Governor Will Manage Prison
or consistent in his newspaper work. ing named business, trades, callings declaring an emergency.”
the estate of Hubert E. Ross, de­
Flax Plant.
presidents of the United States only
or
occupations
arc
carried
on
or con-
They tell things about the manner in
That the ballot title for the said or­ ceased, and that said Court has ap­
one lived and died a bachelor. Nine­
ducted;
dinance shall be as follows:
May 20 Governor Withycombc will which he conducted the newspaper
teen of them married before they were
Theatres, Moving Picture Sh ows, Referendum Ordinance. Enacted and pointed Monday, April 16th, 1917, at
| business in Eastern Oregon that do
the hour of to o’clock a.m. at the
30, five before they were 40, and two be vested with complete jurisdiction ¡not harmonize with the
Confectionary Stores,
Ice Cream
Journal
’
s
referred by the Common Council.
and its flax
County Court room in Tillamook City
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after 40. Yet according to the census over the penitentiary
Parlors, News Stands, Fruit Stands
I
recently
assumed
“
holier-than-thou
”
Oregon, as the time and place for
Odrinance No. 341.
returns, taking the entire population plant, under the bill passed by the I attitude. They tell things about his and stores, Butcher Shops, Cigar
of the country, the proportion of legislature, and besides centralizing ! I connection with mining deals in east­ Stores and ploces where cigars and “An Ordinance to permit the carrying hearing objections to said account
over the two, it is believed 1
tobacco arc sold Grocery and Clothing
on of Billiard and Pool Rooms and and final settlement thereof.
single men to those married widowed authority
that it will be impossible to use ern Oregon that would not look well Stores, Drug Stores, except druggists
Dated March 15th, 1917.
Card Rooms and Games on Sunday,
or divorced is about forty to sixty.— either
I
printed
along
side
some
of
the
sob
in
future
as
political
tootnan.
|
h
—
"''."îi
-
,*
“
v
either in future as political football.
Theresa M. Ross,
and
declaring
an
emergency.
”
may
enter
their
stores
for
the
purpose
News Times.
Since 1913 the prison has been un- | Muff recently given full position top
Administratrix.
of
filling
and
compounding
physicians
Purpose:
To
make
it
lawful
for
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dcr the jurisdiction of the board of I J»f column and next to reading matter
California has a new pace-setting control,'although the pardoning and I*»¿he columns of_ The Journal._ prescriptions, but shall sell no other Rilliard and Pool Rooms and Card
Sign of Good Digestion.
law which should be initiated by Ore­ paroling power resided in the execu- . But why did the Journal attack the articles. Bowling Alleys, Billiard and Rooms and Games to be operated and
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Pool Halls, Blacksmith Shops, Ma­ carried on on Sunday, from and after
gon. San Francisco is the first big tive. The flax plant since 1915 has al­ ¡publication of the tax list?
chine Shop-, Garages. Supply Houses the first day in April, 1917.
When you sec a cheerful and happy
It had several reasons.
city to abolish boycotting and picket­ so been under the jurisdiction of the
It wished to establish itself as die­ of any kind. Ware Houses, Gasoline Mark X between the number and old lady you may know that she has
ing and is going to be the first to en­ board of control. Secretary of State
Supply Stations operated
in the
good digestion If your digestion is im­
answer voted for:
act a mediation law. The proposed Olcott injected politics into the man­ tator to the legislature.
paired or if you do not relish your
It wished to disrupt the republican streets or elsewhere, Parades, Band
mediation act does not deny the right agement of both. The situation be­
For the Ordinance Vote
Concerts
or
any
other
kind
of
amuse
­
meals take a dose of Chamberlain’s
to strike, but suspends that right came especially embarassing to Gov­ party.
ments
in
the
Streets.
It wished to wallop the up-state
304 .................................................... Yes. Tablets. They strengthen the stomach
• pending a period for fullest investiga­ ernor Withycombe, for the people
Section
2.
Any
person
convicted
of
improve the digestion and cause a
tion. It provides for a board of med- had the false impression that the press which has defeated its every at­ a violation of this Ordinance shall be
Against the Ordinance vote
gentle movement of the bowels. —
' iators to reconcile differences be­ governor was wholly responsible, be­ tempt to put over single tax and other fined not less than Ten Dollars nor
sale by Lamar's Drug Store.
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tween opposing interests in harmony cause of the divided authority over industry-destroying legislature.
Na
It wished to establish itself upon more than One Hundred Dollars and
with public opinion. In Canada a sim­ the institution and plant.
false promises as the mighty tribune if such fine is not paid the convicted
And that the legal voters at said
ilar law enacted in 1907 has resulted
person shall be confined in the City election shall vote upon said ordi­
of the common "peepul.”
>n compromising ninety per cent of
But there was a deeper underlying Jail one day for every two dollars of nance as in said ballot title indicated.
Notice for Publication.
the strikes and lockouts without
motive. The real motive was to put such fine.
Dated this March 6th, 1917.
stopping work. The principal involved
Section 3. All ordinances and parts
Department of Interior, U. S. over the first move in a cleverly con­
Ira C. Smith,
of ordinances in conflict herewith be
is that public interest is greater than Land Office at Portland, Oregon, ceived single tax scheme.
City Recorder of Tillamook
and
the
same
are
hereby
repealed.
”
that of either party to strike or lock­ January 12, 1917.
After the advertising of delinquent
City, Oregon.
.,
And inasmuch as the circuit court of
out, an<l "let the people rule.”—Tele­
Notice is hereby given that David taxes was done away with, the next
the
State
of
Oregon,
for
Tillamook
phone Register.
Barrie Jr., whose postofficc address is move would have been to have the
of Adminis­
255 E "1st St. North, Portland Orc., state buy up the titles, no land thus County has ordered and required that Notice of Appointment
trator.
The secretary of agriculture has did, on the 2nd day of December, purchased to again revert to private a special election be held in Tilla­
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mook City, at which said ordinances
given out a statement to refute the re­ 1916, file in this office Sworn state­ ownership.
Notice is helieby given, That the
The master hypocrite expected that shall be submitted to the voters for
port ,hat states desiring tô obtain ment and Application, No., °4831-
money for roads under the federal aid purchase the N.E. ’a of S W. h, the move to do away with the adver­ adoption or rejection; Resolved that County Court of the State of Oregon,
a special election be and the same is
Tillamok County, has appointed
road act, which appropriates $85,000,- Section 20, Township 1 South, Range tising of delinquent tax titles to the hereby called to be held in Tillamook for
the undersigned administrator of the
000, must build only expensive roads 10 West, Willamette Meridian, and public would prove so popular that City on the 22nd day of March, 1917, estate of Hanna M. Nelson, deceased,
anil to make it clear that no particu­ the timber thereon, under the provis­ the people would rise up and insist on between the hours of 8 o’clock a.m., and all persons having claims against
lar kind of material will be required ions of the Act of June 3,
*, 1878, and putting this pretty little scheme over and 7 o’clock p.m. on said day and said estate are hereby required to pre­
or favored by the department of ag­ acts amendatory, known as the on themselves.
■ nmDcr and
<inu Stone Law,
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And the scheme came pretty near that the City Hall is hereby fixed as sent the same together with the prop­
riculture to the detriment of other "Timber
the poling place for said election; that er vouchers, to the undersigned at
working.
materials. “There is not the slightest value as might be fixed by appraise­
R. E. King, Chas. Reynolds and C. N. the office of T. H. Goync, attorney at
con-
Rut
the
Journal
could
not
quite
ment,
and
that,
pursuant
to
such
ap
­
Iruth in such a report,” said Secretary
Drew arc hereby appointed judges of law, Tillamook City, Oregon, within
Houston. “Ihis department which is plication, the land and timber ‘hereon ccal the wolf fangs tinder the sheep’s said election, and H. P. Kerr, and J. six months from the date of this
■charged with the administration of have been appraised, under’ Sen.d clothing which it chose to wear at Aschim as clerks of said elertion. notice.
the timber estimated 200,009 times.
t,c federal aid road act, has placed 04436,
Dated this 21st day of February,
board feet at 30 c per M and 80,000
The hypocritical cloven hoof pro­ 1 hat at said election the legal voters
Dairymen find it good busi­
absolutely no restrictions, cither di­ board feet at 40c. per M, and the truded from the holier-than-thou garb of Tillamook City shall vote upon the '9'7.
ness to house and feed their
rect or implied, upon the kinds of land $40.00; that said applicant will which The Journal chose to wear at question of the adoption or rejection
Axel Nelson, Administra­
stuck well. It costs more,
highways to be constructed. States offer final proof in support of his ap- other times.
of said ordinances; that the Recorder
tor of the Estate of Han­
but it pays. It also costs a
may submit for approval any kind of nlica ion and sworn statement on the
na M. Nelson, Deceased.
Finally the newspapers again tore be and he is hereby directed to give
little moro to carry
notice
of
said
election
in
the
manner
road, even an earth road, and approv­ Soth day of Apr». 1917’f
the mask of innocence from The
al will be given if the construction be Register and Receiver of he Lmtcd Journal and displayed the lustful face required by law, and particularly by
Notice of Final Account
publication in the Tillamook Herald
’»■ stant'al in character, suitable for Spates Land Office, at Portland. Orc- of the master hypocrite.
in
the
issue
of
March
6th
and
March
•raftic meds, and meets the terms of
Notice is hereby given: that the un­
And then The Journal's slippery
13th, 191”; that the ballot titles for dersigned has filed in the County
the federal act. To give state legisla­ S°Any person is at liberty to protest scheme was defeated.
Live Stock Mortality
the
said
ordinances
shall
be
as
fol
­
Court of the State of Oregon, for the
tes and highway officials the impres- this purchase before entry, or initiate
lows:
County of Tillamook, his final ac­
•mn that this department favors only a contest at any time before Pa’Jnt
INSURANCE
Notice of Final Account.
Initiative Ordinance, Proposed by
count as executor of the last will and
5°’tly types of road, or discriminates issues, bv filing a corroborated affi
------
o
—
Initiative Petition.
testament of John Acllig, deceased,
but it protects you from all
'»Mvor of any particular material, re- davit in this office, alleging fact,
The undersigned has filed in the “An Ordinance to permit the openink and the said Court has fixed Saturday
money lota through the
su *’ n°t only in spreading misinfor- vhich would defeat the
County Court of Tiilamook County,
and conducting of Billiard and Pool the 17th day of March, 1917. at 10 00
thation. but is placing barriers in the
death, from any cause what­
4 Register ! Oregon, his final account as admin­
Halls and Reading Rooms on Sun­ o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at
aX of states which wish to avail
ever, of either single animals
istrator of the estate of Absalom R.
day and to repeal all Ordinances ’he Court House in Tillamook City,
emselves of federal aid in road con-
or your whole herd. As a
Allison
Deceased,
and
Monday,
the
Oregon
as
the
time
and
place
for
and parts of Ordinances in Conflict
’’fiction. ’—Telephone Register.
H°w to Prevent Croup.
business proposition you
9th day of April, ¡9'7. at '° o'clock
hearing objections to said account.
Herewith..
I
cannot afford to ba without
a.m.,
at
the
court
room
at
the
Court
All
persons
are
notified
to
file
their
Purpose—To allow
Billiard and
When the child is subject to attacks
this protection.
^was hoped that the legislature
I
House
in
Tillamook
City,
Oregon,
objections, if any, at said time and
would
—. sc
so amend the absured rotation of croup sec to it that he eats a light has been appointed as the time and Pool halls to he kept open on Sun­ place.
days between the hours of 8 o'clock
revision
of ihc
ROLLIE
W. WATSON,
—v,
lnc primary ballot law evening meal, as an overloaded
place for the hearing of objections to a.m. and 11 o'clock p.m.
Dated this toth day of February,
‘■ ■'■‘ the useless expense would be ach may bring on an a,,aclf’
said
final
account
and
the
settlement
Agent.
Mark X between the number and an­ '9'7-
«.',?lna,cd a»d the printers of the watch for the first symptoms-hoarse- thereof
Andrew Zuerchcr,
and give Chamberlain t Cough
swer voted for.
National Building.
te not brought near to the mad
Dated this March 8th. 1917.
Executor of the last will
For the Ordinance Vote
s2.'.L a’have been during the Rem'cdv as soon as the child
Erwin Harrison,
lioih Trlefihnnei.
and testament of John
hoarse.'For
sale
by
Lamar.
Drug
s?,’?n
printing
Administrator.
J primary ballots,
Yes
Acllig.
deceased.
TILLAMOOK
CITY. OREGON.
JOO
Bo’ '»stead
i said that the ament«- Store.
'»stead it
it is
Protection
JorDaiiyHerds
HARTFORD