Tillamook headlight., April 26, 1917, Image 4

l LLAMOOK
HKÂDLIGI
Net the Hours y°u Work But What Notice of Hearing of Final Account. | J ELAND E ERWIN
Cost T° Taxpayers.
»pence’s talks can only be considered
You Accomplish is What Counts.
PIANO INSTRUCTION,
as the views of one man, whose
Notice is hereby given, that the un­ I
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By E. D. Cusik, State Senator, Al­
Diploma from Chicago Musical
dersigned has tiled her final account
opinion
is
only
a
personal
one
and
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As commonly used this work ex­ as Executrix of the last will and
College.—Beginners receive the same
not necessarily representative of a bany, Oregon, Treasurer of the State
Birds, according to the department
presses wages, pay or similar reward testament of Johanna Marie Larsen,
careful training as the most advanced.
large body of farmers in Oregon.— Roads Campaign Committee:
of agriculture, show a wonderful in­
for services. There is another and deceased, and that the County Court
“I have been asked what the cost
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc­
of the State of Oregon, for the Coun­
crease in the West, and from the re­ Observer.
e
would be for property owners if the I true definition: that is, a balance, an ty ofc Tillamook, has set the 19th day tion.
turns it would seem that every
When
a
per-
of things,
of May, A. D., 1917 at ten o’clock a.
Publishers of the smaller news­ road bond bill should carry at the equalization
.
All lessons given at Studio.
blooming English sparrow in the
«0^ tor
for another or for a cor- m. at the court room of said court, in
papers throughout the United States elecion in June. It can be illustrated ! «nn uznrk«
County Representative for the
country has registered.—Itemizer.
Tillamook
City.
Tillamook
County,
'
ft
property assessed poration the thought should alway
Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high
read with satisfa'ction news of the thus—If you have
1
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!
it
A
f
A
wv
rr
»till
CPrVfPi*
f
O
Oregon,
as
the
time
and
place
for
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exist. “Am I rendering full service for
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos
Proposed war taxes will cost the indictment by the New York federal at $4,000 it would cost you $1 per what I am paid?” Some are prone to the hearing of objections, if any there etc.
of
six
members
of
the
are,
to
the
said
account
and
tjie
set
­
grand
jury
year
for
25
years.
When
you
figure
United States Steel corporation $437,-
disregard this and merely work on a tlement of said estate.
!
000,000, according to Judge K. H. news print paper trust and a banker that up you should consider that you I basis of hours and minutes and forget
AVID ROBINSON, M.D
Dated April nth, 1917.
1
charged
with
financing
their
piracy.
have
already
been
paying
this
same
Gary. This would indicate that the
Marina A. Larsen Execu-1
even
then
that
hours
are
sometimes
trix of the last will and I
weight of war finance will not fall on The crime with which these men are tax for the last four years and will lost with no effort to regain them,
testament
of
Johanna I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
charged is that of combining to raise continue to pay it regardless of the
the small man.—Oregon Register.
j There is hardly an employe who does
Marie Larsen Deceased.
prices
of
their
product
more
than
100
fate
of
the
bill.
It
is
the
same
with
— o .... ■
not, even unintentionally, lose some
1
■
NATIONAL BUILDING,
Curry county decline* to call or per cent with no more excuse than an the auto tax, which has been provided time. There is an opportunity for
Summons.
increased
cost
of
producion
of
but
a
in
another
bill
which
will
operate
hold a special election to vote on the
j each to regain that time by doing
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
road bonds. The fellows who drew few cents per ton. The action is all 1 anyway. The bond bill takes the ' | some little extra service within or
In the Circuit Court of the State of
!
amount
of
these
taxes
for
25
years
the
more
despicable
when
it
is
re
­
Oregon
for
Tillamook
County.
lines over the map showing where the
. without the confines of his regular
L-I T. BOH a
roads were to be constructed some­ membered that their victims were the , and discounts it, which provides for I business place or fixed hours of labor. \ erna L. Mast, Plaintiff.
vs.
A A .
how forgot to let their pencil hit Cur­ little fellows, who were helpless and getting two-thirds of the amount now 1 There are opportunities for the solici­ Reuben H. Mast, Jr. Defendant.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
ry county, and so she, not getting any who were obliged to stand and deliver instead of getting it in small amounts j tation of business and times when un­
To Ruben H. Mast, Jr., above nam­
or
go
out
of
business.
Practically
all
for
a
period
of
25
years.
”
Complete
Set of Abstract Bock* in
ed
Defendant.
of the pie refuses to be a party to
finished tasks may be completed and
Office.
In the name of the State of Oregon
ordering it. This is basing her support of the large newspapers were protect­
the balance easily maintained. It may you are hereby required to appear and
Give Us Boston.
Taxes
Paid
for
Non Residents.
on the division of the pork plan. It ed by long time contracts and were
not be always possible to perform a answer the complaint filed against
T
illamook
B lock ,
was a pretty difficult job to make the not affected and it was not until these
A writer in the New York Sun com­ fixed task at a fixed time, but there is you in the above entitled suit and
proposed roads hit all the counties, contracts begin to expire and the big plains that New York cooks do not always time for everything and plen­ court on or before the last day of the Tillamook .... Oregon
and the fellows who used the pencils fellows took a hand in the game that . know how to make clam chowder, ty of opportunity for doing many use- time prescribed in the order for the
Both Phones.
publication of this summons, and ii
showed real genius.—Capital Journal. the piracy was smoked out. The fellow They put in tomatoes, carrots and cel-
j
ful
and
necessary
things
that
are
not
you fail to so answer for want there­
who stole pennies off dead men’s
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T. BO ALS, M.D.,
ery, leave out milk, and boil the always on the schedule. No maq ever of plaintiff will apply to the court for
"Again, the devil taketh him up into eyes and the individual who takes
clams until they are tough. It is a hurt his health, his conscience or his the relief prayed lor m the complaint,
have
candy
money
from
children
to-wit: For a decree forever dissolv­
an exceedingly high mountain, shew-
bitter indictment, probably deserved. prospects of doing something he was ing the bonds of matrimony now ex- I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
eth him all the kingdoms of the world nothing on this gang and might well
Judging
from
the
description,
the
not
directly
paid
to
do.
It
is
in
the
isttng between plaintiff and defendant I
Surgeon S. P. Co.
and the glory of them; and saith unto refuse to be classed with them. There
dish is what is commonly known in accomplishment of the deed and the and that plaintiff have the ^custody I
(I.
O. O. F. Bldg.)
him, all these things will 1 give thee are some big names in the bunch, but
the West as Coney Island clam chow­ final summing up of results that the and care of the minor child, Reuben |
Harrison Mast; and that plaintiff be I
. . ”—Matt. 4:8-9. Do you recognize the facts are so clear that no qualified
-
.
. Oregon
der. It is the one thing that has made reward lies, and often this is taken decreed to be the owner of a one- I Tillamook -
any similarity to the above promise comment is necessary.—Independent.
us refrain from visiting what may into consideration when advance­ third interest in and to the real prop- I
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Satan once made to Christ to the
At a recent session of the German otherwise be an interesting pleasure ments are made. It is not the fixed erty described in the complaint; and I
EBSTER HOLMES,
promises the Kaiser has
recently
that defendant be adjudged to pay I
reishtag
at Berlin a socialist mem­ resort. Now the suspicion persists hours you work—it is what you ac­ I the sum of thirty dollars per month I
made to Mexico, Japan and the South­
that the concoction is prevalent in complish as a whole, and it might be for support of said minor child, and I
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
ern Negroes? There are some who ber of that body sounded the doom of
ail Naw York.
a good idea to give "down weight”, for such other relief as the court may I
imperialism
when
he
stated
that
“
We
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING,
profess to believe Wilhelm is the re­
Boston clam chowder has milk in it. for it puts the balance that much deem meet with equity, and for the I
incarnation of the devil.—Pilk County regard a republic as a coming inevita­
costs and disbursements of said suit. I
FIRST STREET.
ble depelopment in Germany.” Al­ At least that is the name given milk more in your favor.—Bulletin South-
Itemizer.
1 his summons is served upon you
Texas
clam
chowder
by
Western
cooks.
It
is
ern
Pacific,
Louisiana
and
though the statement was proclaimed
by publication by order of Hon. A. TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
M. Hare, County Judge, of Tillamook
One can hardly conceive, after treasonable by the emperor’s cohorts quite probable that Boston has not Lines.
County, Oregon, in the absence of I
wading throngh the mud for a long, in the reichstag, echo of those words yet succumbed to the popular culinary
H. GOYNE,
Patriotism and Profit.
the judge of the above named Circuit I
strenuous winter, why any person has will reach the uttermost corners of custom of making staples taste like
Court,
which
said
order
was
made
and
a good, sound reason tor not support­ Prussia and in the minds of millions something else or like a lot of other
A TTORN E Y-AT-L A W.
General farmers and live stock pro­ dated the 19th day of April, ly 17, and
ing both the state and county bond is­ of Germans who are longing for the things. Boston is conservative. Be­
the date of first publication thereof is ,
ducers
can
do
their
country
no
great
­
Office:
O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
April 19, 1917, and date of last pub­
sues. We have “enjoyed” the present day to come when their bloodthirsty sides, Boston inherited its clam chow­
er service than by seeking to make lication hereof, and the last date on 11
system of road construction for about monarch will be deprived of his der.
Tillamook -
Oregon.
It is tradition that one of the first , | lheir production reach the very limit which you are required to appear and
fifty years, know full well that our power, they will be an inspiration to
answer
is
May
31,
1917.
,
present method of building highways lead them to exercise their inalienable acts of the Pilgrim Fathers was to set j ot possibility.
Johnson & Handley,
up a chowder kettle just west of
Men who send to market immature
j2)K' JACK OLSEN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
is a “fake,” so far as permanent re­ and divine right to life, liberty and self
Plymouth Rock. Some skeptics have anJ young stock that could carry-
sults are concerned. We know that government. With the Hohenzollerns
questioned the availability of milk at j 8reater wei8ht are wastln8 the co“n- SICK WIFE'S STORY SUR­
DENTIST.
the work is to be done over each year j and Hapsburgs dethroned, peace in
that particular time and place, but it I ‘^y’s resources. In all human proba-
PRISES
TILLAMOOK
—then why arrest a good, sound busi­ Europe would result within a week.
(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
bility they are also sacrificing profits
The following has surprised Tilla-
ness proposition for the county at While little can be learned of the sit­ is a sinch the Pilgrims had no to­
niook: A business man’s wife suffer-
they
might
reap.
The
unprecedented
Tillamook - Oregon
large by 'bucking" the only fair and uation in Germany, those few frag­ matoes, which are necessary to the
prices have been and are a tempta­ ed from dyspepsia and constipation
legitimate course to pursue in build­ ments of information that manage to bogus article.
for years. Although she dieted she
The next time we go East we shall tion to cash in while the cashing is was so bloated her clothes would not
ing up berter highways throughout creep past the censor indicate that
good; but when a man sends to mar­ fit. ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn QR. L. I,. HOY,
the state and county? Again *ve ask; the leven of independence is working I put up in Boston.—Oregonian.
ket underweight and young breeding bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in
hy?—Umpqua Valley News.
in the minds of the German public,
stock he is killing the goose that lays Adler-i-ka relieved her INSTANTLY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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Shameful Neglect.
and to that extent that fulfillment of
Because Adler-i-ka empties BOTH
the golden egg. He is making it hard­ large and small intestines it relieves
As to the merits of bonding vs. the Her Ledebour's socialist prophecy
T illamook B lock ,
er
for
himself
and
others
to
replenish
pay-as-you-go policy of road building will be watched for with constantly
ANY CASE constipation, sour stom­
The taking possession of the Ger-
ach
or
gas
and
orevents
appendicitis.
feed
lots
and
pastures.
the fact that we have the six per cent growing interest.—Umpqua
Tillamook,
Valley man merchant steamers in our har-
Oregon.
To be sure, no man can be expected It has QUICKEST action of any­
limit on tax increase makes the bond News.
bors, and the publication of their ton-
thing
we
ever
sold.
J.
S.
Lamar,
drug
­
plan the only course if real results
nage, reveals at a glance how imperial to go out and buy dear feed to make gist.
are to be secured. The six per cent
J OHN LELAND HENDERSON
| was the ocean carrying trade of Ger­ 1600 to 1700-pound steers or 350 to
We Don't Believe It.
amendment so restricts the legislature
many when the war in Europe was 400-pound lard hogs, but it is little
ATTORNEY
and the county courts (and we think
Scurrilous stories circulated about sprung. It does more than that. It re­ less than an economic crime at this
it a good thing that it does) that it men in public life should be disputed veals in a new light how impotent has time to send in half finished 1000 to
AND
will be impossible to carry out any by everyone who believes in the hon­ been the policy of our government 1200-pound beef and 150 to 180-pound
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
comprehensive road-building program esty of the men who are traduced.
for the past forty years regarding our hogs.
T illamook B lock ,
by use of current funds. Where it
.Marketing of strictly dairy veal
Tillamook -
-
-
• Oregon.
The latest about C. E. Spence ocean trade.
possible to use only current funds the Master of the State Grange, is being
ROOM NO. 261.
Germany has built up her ocean calves is excusable, but every calf
course would not be equitable, Per- given currency around the edgrs of commerce to large proportions main­ that could grow into good beef should
Keep clean inside, as
well as outside. Do not
manent highways will be used for road meetings where he speaks. It is ly in the past twenty-five years. Our by all means be kept.
HABERLACH,
allow food poisons to ac -
many years, why should not the cost
Sending to slaughter pregnant cows
to the effect that he was paid $20,000 government has seen her progress;
cumulate in your bowels
be *0 distributed that the future auto
and
heifers
for
beef
should
be
abso
­
Headache, a sign jf self­
by the timber interests to put over the has seen that we are paying double
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
owners and future taxpayer* will meet
poisoning, will point to
tax limitation amendment to the con- freights for all that we export or im­ lutely discontinued, at least for the
numerous other troubles
their share of the burden ?—Tele-
T illamook B eoc K
xitution; that lie only expended one- ported; has seen our flag disappear­ period of the war.
which are sure to follow.
phone Register.
In
our
great
national
emergency
ing
from
the
seas,
and
with
it
our
Keep
yourself
well,
as
fourth of the amount in the campaign
Tillamook
Oregon
thousands of others do,
prestige as a great commercial power. every man should consider how best
and that he pocketed the remainder.
by
taking,
when
needed,
I.ets think it over. Why resort to
Anyone who knows Mr. Spence well Even since the foreign war left us he can help along. The easiest way
a dose or two of the old.
conscription? We fail to sec the need
C. HAWK,
knows that although lie is a man of helpless to either export our surplus for every owner of live stock to do
reliable, vegetable, fami­
of it at present. And compulsory mili­
ly liver medicine,
narrow prejudice* and very shifty in products, or import what we have his bit” is to see that every animal
tary service is not a good national
his stand on many public questions, needed, how have we met the situa­ goes to market carrying as much
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
move. To establish compulsory mill
he is absolutely honest financially. tion? Has there been a sign that we weight as it is practical to put on.
tary service i* bad taste and is exactly
We
are
now
drawing
upon
the
May
­
I’here is nothing to be gained by cir­ care a penny for that rade?
Bay City
Oregon
what we are trying to crush—the
Has there been an effort in the for­ anil June and July supplies of beef,
culating these slanders.
Prussian compulsory military service,
pork
and
mutton.
Mr. Spence has said so many con­ eign countries with which we are
at the bottom of the whole world war
Farming and livestock feeding is a
J K. REEDY, D.V M.,
temptible things about unselfish citi­ most interested, to increase our pres­
trouble. Docs it look good to you to
Mrs. Maggie Bledsoe,
zens of Oregon that lie will get little tige and get in closer touch with their good deal of a gamble, but there
Osawatomie, Kan., says:
go into such a military state, which
VETERINARY.
sympathy now his own motives are peoples? Not one. Do any of them never was a time since the American
"Black-Draught cured
we as a free nation abhor and despise.
Civil
War
when
a
feeder
could
feel
me of constipation of 15
questioned, but two wrongs do not look to our country as their clearing
Shall we be made a military nation or
Both Phones.
as sure of good profit on bringing his
years standing, which
make a right, and false accusations house? Not one.
remain free and stake our national
nothing had been able to
Tillamook
-
Oregon.
England, on the other hand, al­ live stock up to normal weight.
against him should not be counten­
help. 1 was also a slave
life on the brave volunteers who have
The higher the prices for grain, the
anced by self-respecting citizens.— though almost overborne by the war's
to stomach trouble ...
never failed to resound. If we must
Everything 1 ate would
exactions, lias kept up her trade with more certain is the feeder of a profit
Oregon Voter.
have military training, and it looks as
sour on my stomach. I
them all and still continues to hold in putting weight on immature stock.
H. T. Botts, Pres , Attorney
used two packages of
though we ought to, unless future de­
From one end of the country to the
her old financial sovereignty over
What Caiiforniani are Doing.
at-Law.
Black-Draught, and Ohl,
velopments assure universal peace, let
other there is a dearth of mature
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them to this very day.
the blessed relief it has
John
Leland Henderson, Sec­
us devote at hast live minutes of each
given me.”
Black-
In advocating the $6,000,000 good
Surely, our showing is most pitiable. stock. Feed lots. East, West, North
retary Treas., Attorney-at-
day to such training during school roads bond bill, friends of the meas­
Draught should be on
and
South
are
bare.
Hundreds
of
If the war can finally arouse our peo­
your shelf. Get a pack­
Law and Notrary Public.
days. In the past we have pointed ure point to the experience of the
ple to the situation and impel them to thousands of sheep and cattle have
age today, pri.e 25c.
with pride to non compulsory mili­ people in California as convincing
been
wiped
out
by
the
almost
unpre
­
One
cent
a
dose.
take the necessary steps to reclaim
tary system of this country, let u* do evidence of the fact that money
our ocean commerce and restore our cedented severity* of winter in the
All Druggist*
»0 in the future. It is one of the pearls honestly expended in road construc­
E B 11
flag to its once proud place upon the West, and there is no spot on the map
of freedoms crown. Bank- Herald
tion is a good investment.
seas, then we will not have waited in where one can turn to find a surplus
Abstráete. Real Estate.
I'he people of California have voted vain.—Goodwin’s Weekly.
of young stock to put in feed lots or
Insurance.
With authority from no »ource, bonds for the building of hard-surfac­
turn on the pasture.
Both Photies.
State Grange Master Spence has been ed roads at two elections. The first
For Constipation.
Patriotism alone ought to be suffi­
TILLAMOOK—OREGON.
stumping the state in the past few issue amounting to $18.000,000 was
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cient spur to induce farmers and feed­
week« in opposition to the $6.000,000 proposed in 1910 and carried by a
Mr. L. H. Farnham, a prominent ers to mature their holdings. At this
road bonding act. Generally speaking bare majority. In that election 15 of druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says:
time it seems highly probable that
there is no objection to Mr. Spence’s the 58 counties in the state voted "Chamberlain's Tablets are certainly
the best thing on the market for con­ such a course would not only be
stating his views on good roads or against the bond issue. For the pur­ stipation." Give’these tablets a trial. highly patriotic, but handsomely prof- |
an> other subject as he desires, but in pose of constructing more roads of You are certain to find them agree­
itable.—Chicago Live Sstock \\ orld.
his fight on the bonding measure he the s.me character, another bond able and pleasant in effect. Price 25c.
has made effort to show that lie is the issue of $15.000.000 was submitted to For sale by l.amar's Drug Store.
Notice.
mouthpiece of the state grange and ¡he- voter* l.-.st November. The issue
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Safe
Medicine
for
Children.
The stallion Liberal, black Perch
many farmers have been led to Ise- was voted by a vote of nearly 4 to I,
eron, will be at the Harris b.irn once
lieve he was. Such is not the case Mr. every county in the state returning a
to
"Is it safe?" is the first question
a week for two days, Friday and Sat­
Spence has not been authorized by majority in favor of the bonds.
be considered when buying cough urday, commencing April 21st.
medicine for children. Chamberlain's
the state grange to speak for it. in
Good roads enthusiasts in Oregon Cough Remedv has long been a fa­
fact many granges over the state
SPring.
cite these figures in support of their vorite with mothers of small children
Keeps out all the wet
resent his activity and have so stated
Spring is looked upon by many by
contention that money expended in a as it contains no opium or other nar­
in resolutions which strongly indorse
the
most
delightful
season
of
the
year
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
system
of
permanent
highways cotic, and may be given to a child as
confidently as to an adult. It is pleas­ but this cannot be said of the rheu­
the bonding act. There is to be a
prov.’s a satisfactory, dividend-paying ant to take, too, which is of great im­ matic. The cold and damp weather
Waterproof's,
meeting of the state grange in May at
investment. Otherwise, the result of portance when a medicine must be brings on rheumatic pains which are
Absolute.
Astoria, at which time the question of
anything
but
pleasant.
They
can
be
the second bond election in Califor­ given to young children. Thi* remedy
áre
Marked thus
what stand the grange will take is to
relieved,
however,
bv
applying
Cham
­
nia would have been different.—News is most effectual in relieving coughs,
berlain's
Liniment.
Vor
sale
by
a j. Town co.
be thrashed out
Meanwhile,
colds and croup. For sale by Lamar's
BOSTON
Reporter.
mar's Drug Store.
Drug Store.
What the Editors Say.
Keep Clean
Tillamook Title and
Abstract Co.
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