TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY
What the Editors Say.
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Judge Stelk, of Chicago tells girls
not to marry young men who marry
to escape a possible conscription.
"’Men who take this means to evade
their dudy to their country are likely
to forget their duty to their wives.”
There is a whole lot of truth in the
advice.—News Times.
The action of the recent legislature
in doubling the annual license on
automobiles and making the funds de­
rived therefrom available for road
construction
is justified by
the
reasoning that it is the automobile
that destroys the road and it should
bear the burden of road construction.
—Itemizer,
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During the debate on the bond bill,
a few days ago, Senator Frank B.
Kellogg, of Minnesota, gave an in­
teresting sidelight on the European
war. He said that he was in Europe
when the war broke out and had a
more or less intimate acquaintance in
Germany and in the other countries
now at war. “I found among the peo­
ple of Germany and the people of
France no hatred of each other,” said
Senator Kellogg, "and they could not
understand why they were plunged
into the horrors of war.” He gave it
as his owu opinion that this is “old,
old struggle between autocrat and
democrat.’’—Banks Herald.
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There are some who object of send­
ing Roosevelt to Europe under any
circumstances. Barring all impulsive
action, and with proper military train­
ing, there would unquestionably be a
great moral force in the movement.
You need only ask yourself the ques­
tion, "What have we done that is real­
ly tangible that goes far to impress
the allies that we really mean busi­
ness?” When this question is weighed
seriously, you are forced to the con­
clusion that some real action such as
Roosevelt proposes would have a big
influence of encouragement on one
side and discouragement to the enemy
on the other.—Telephone Register.
couitnitted May 7, 1915, Germany
forfeited the friendship of every
neutral nation on earth. While a
showing of neutrality was maintain­
ed, and while the people of the Unit­
ed States as a nation refrained from
voicing their righteous indignation,
their mind and heart were set against
the Prussianized government of Ger­
many. By this one supremely atroc­
ious act of piracy Germany lost what­
ever of moral support remained in
the neutral world. She declared her­
self an outlaw, and the world accept­
ed her at her own appraisement. May
7, 1915, marked the beginning of the
end. May 7, 1915 will be remembered
by at least one generation, and per­
haps through all time as the date of
the most dastardly national crime in
all history.—Telegram.
Americans have read so much about
the European war and looked on the
awful tragedy as neutrals, that it is
difficult for us to realize that we our­
selves have entered the conflict that
we might defend the sacred cause of
democracy against entrenched auto­
cracy and rampant militarism. We
must be ready to meet the sacrifices
that will be imposed by the war. Just
how bitter they will be, no one as yet
can tell or even anticipate. How long
the war will continue but few. if any,
have any definite knowledge .It is
well that all should be ready for any
emergency. Already the courageous
sous of Yamhill county have answered
the nation’s call to the colors; others
will yet be called. And that has
brought to our hearts something of
the realization that we have entered
the tremendous conflict that has been
raging throughout Europe, yet we are
still engaged in much frivolities. It
is a serious hour that calls for calm­
ness and resoluteness and sacrifice.—
News Reporter.
Lay of The H°bo.
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Under the bridge where 1 used to lie,
There’s a sentry stationed with
eagle eye,
There’s another standing with loud
cd gun
Where in the tunnel I used to run
E’en in the car where 1 slept at night
They are carrying powder and
dynamite
With every soldier seeking a spy
The railroad’s no place for a tat­
tered guy.
Willard, Ford, Coffin,
Edison,
Rosenwald, Baruch, Schwab and a
score of other men of great wealth
and great ability have placed their
services at the disposal of the govern­
ment. They have offered to the nation
the love of service that no money
could buy.
10, 1917.
Notice of Final Account.
The undersigned has filed his final
account as administrator of the es­
tate of Harry Wingate Cottle, deceas­
ed, in the county court of Tillamook
County, Oregon, and the County
Judge of said county has appointed I
Monday.
May 14th. 1917. at 10
o’clock a.m. in the county court room
in the court house in Tillamook City,
Oregon, as the time and place for
ARMY OF THE DEAD
hearing objections to said account
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and the final settlement thereof.
Present War’s Slain Would Form
H. T. Botts,
Column 650 Mil's Long.
Administrator of the Es­
tate of Harry Wingate
"According to conservative estimat­
Cottle, Deceased.
es, over 4,000,000 soldiers have been
killed since the present war began,”
Summons.
says the Vorwaerts. "How many peo­
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In the Circuit Court of the State of
ple are able to form a clear idea of
Oregon, for Tillamook County.
what these terrible sacrifices mean? Coats Driving & Boom Com­
"If the 4,000,000
victims were pany, a corporation,
Plaintiff.
marching in close formation, without
vs.
cavalry and wagon trains, it would
Haberlach and Amanda
take them 200 hours or 8'4 days to Carl
Haberlach, his wife and Frank
pass a given point, provided they S. Sugimoto,
Defendants
marched day and night, without a
To Frank S. Sugimoto, one of the
moment's rest. The endless line of above named defendants in the name
men in the bloom of youth and the of the State of Oregon;
You are hereby required to appear
prime of manhood would be over 650 and answer the
complaint filed
miles long and reach from Balse to against you and the other defendants
the inouth of the Rhine. And all of in the above entitled Court and action
on or before the last day of the time
them are now dead!”
prescribed in the order for publica­
tion of Summons herein to-wit: the
Germany Cannot Dictate Peace
25th day of May, 1917, and if you fail
to answer for want thereof the plain­
T'rms
tiff will take judgment against you
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that your damages be assessed and 1
(Spokesman-Review.)
awarded for the land sought to be
has appropriated and described as follows
If Von Bethmann-Hollweg
nothing better to offer in way of to-wit:
A strip of land 40 feet in width
peace in the richstag than these con­
over, through and upon the lands of
ditions recently forecasted by Emile 1 the
¿h<.- defendants,
¿efVndants,_ fof'the
use of
of the
the
for the
use
Vanderveld, the Belgian labor leader, |
and being twenty (20) feet
in width on either side of the follow-
he might better hold his tongue;
"If pourparlers for peace arc open- ing described center line thereof, to-
cn immediately the imperial govern­ wit:
Beginning at the government quar-
ment will offer to restitute the I tcr
stake on the North boundary
French territories now occupied on I of Section 24, Township Two South
these conditions: French-Loraine and M Kange Ten West, thence along the
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1 j I North boundary of Section 24, on a
its vast iron-ore deposits to be ceded L
cour¡¡e North g¡. degrecs 43%
to Germany; cession of a port on the minutes, West 1262,76 feet to the 1-16
English channel, either Dunkirk or I corner on the North line of the
C.1.Ú;
of . ...
$5.o°°,000,000.
I the Northwest quarter (%) of the
“As to Belgium, the German em-1 Northwest quarter of Section 24 on a
pire is prepared to "restore her in her true course South 1 degree 07 min-
territonal integrity and sovereignty” L.tes West 939-7 feet to the center
,
,
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.
I line of the right of way of the pro-
under these reserves; It will be for-|posed extension of the Coats Driving
bidden to Belgium to maintain a na-|and Boom Company’s Logging rail-
tional army; the German empire to I way; thence along said center line on
a straight course South 76 degrees
hold in perpetuity the right to garri­ .58
minutes West 1298.6 feet; thence I
son the fortress of Namur, Leigela|ong a ]jne curvjng regularly to the
and Antwerp; a commission to take | left, radius being 1146.3 feet for a
over control of all Belgian ports and I distance of 29.3 feet through a cen­
tral angle of 1 degree 28 minutes to a
railroads; an economic convention point
on the West boundary of Sec- ■
favorable to Germany to be conclud­ tion twenty-four Township 2 South of
ed between Germany and Belgium.”
Range 10 West, said point being on a
A Paris dispatch says that these ex­ true course South 2 degrees 47 min­
utes West and 1334.7 feet from the
orbitant demands are about what is government Section corner common
expected from the German chancel­ to Sections 14, ¡3, 24 and 23; all in
lor’s next peace pronouncement. But Township 2 South of Range 10 West
that forecast was made about a of the Willamette Meridian; thence
along said center line on a regularly
month ago, and things have happened curving line to the left radius being
since. The United States is girding 1146.3 ft. and central angle 17 degrees
herself for battle. The long Franco-123 minutes fora distance 0(347.7 feet;
British drive has pounded hard the I «hence on a straight course South 58
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• . degrees 07 minutes West 1270.8 feet
German line. Food stakes and riots Lo a point on the West bou'dary o{
have broken out.
the Southeast quarter of the North-
Maybe a little reason has been ham-least quarter of Section 23, said point
mered into the helmeted heads of the I be’nK on a. true course North 2 de-
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1
-re
East
feet botlnd
from .
Prussian war 1 lords.
That . r-
German I «cees
the ,. 22
l6 minutes
corner Qn
thft 601.4
South
It remaind for a woman who was
also a mother to give the most
crushing answer to the women who
have cried out against a draft which
would take their sons from them.
These women have urged continuance
of the volunteer system, but Mary
Roberts Rinehart inquires by what
What Are The Facta?
light do they expect some other
woman’s son to volunteer to do their
Commissioner E. J. Adams, in his
son's share in saving the nation. And address before the good roads meet­
there you have it. If we draw our ing at Portland Saturday, after citing
soldiers as we draw our juries a fair figures to show that the auto license
selection is insured, and it will include fees will pay principal and interest on
both sheep and goats, if the express­
the bonds, and leave a surplus besides
ion is permissible, for there will be an
refers as follows to the fear that in
end of the best type of our young
some mysterious manner the taxpay­
men, with a sense of the responsibili­
ers of the state might have to pay the
ties of citizenship, freely offering bonds;
themselves while another class is
"As a final blast of triumph in
content to remain at home and “let
their effort to befuddle and mislead
George do it.”—Independent.
the voter, appealing to his prejudices newspaper, which says the world will ary of the Northeast quarter of Sec-
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and hatred rather than to his reason, be surprised at the mildness of Ger-1 ««on 23 Township 2 South of Range
Press dispatches yesterday expos­ they sum up their defense by saying many's peace terms, may be approx-1 10
"'«llaanette Meridian
ing the lax morals among German the people of this state can better af­
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[in iillamook County, Oregon, con-
imately
ri
gtit.
Itaining
in
the
aggregate
2.71 acres
people throughout the empire as a ford to move slowly than embark up-
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Sections
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result of war, were a distinctive shock ou a plan which may lead to wrecked
One Rea«on for the High Cost of and 24 said Township and Range.
to people of this country. Reports of homes and ruined fortunes and may
Paper.
I An addition any damages if any,
a government official, published in take the bread from hungry mouths.
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I«here be> and that the Court includes
Fatal! Fourteen years ago, Canada in
fin“.1 iud8’nent the terms agree-
the Berlin Tageblatt, were basis of
’Great guns and little fishes! What
«a u ca «
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. I ments and conditions contained in
the shocking story, and revealed the a horrible picture to face! Wrecked sent to the ir
tuned States pulp and plaintiff’s offer to put in not more
fact that the German government is homes! Ruined fortunes! Starving paper worth $24,000. Last year, its than three crossings on the grade and
encouraging factory and shop girls Children! All this if anything should paper shipments were valued at over I track level at the most convenient
to become mothers out of wedlock in happen that the automobile license $2i,soq,ooo and 88 per cent of this p,ace th.e number to be designated by
. al it a i c. a
ki
Iyou
your <*>-de fondants at the
order to restore the birthrate to fees should to pay the bonds.
came to the United States. Meanwhile trial of this action, at the expense of
somewhere normal conditions. The
the paper business on this side of the I the plaintiff, and thit the plaintiff
"What are the facts?
thing is too revolting for a pure mind
“If every other source of income line has shown but little increase. All W*B take judgment appropriating and
to conceive of, and shows the awful should he shut off and we were abso­ the new investments of the American
bereinbefore
,
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.
, . described for the right of -way to-wit;
straits a nation will go to and the lutely forced to pay off these bouds manufacturers
have been made in use, and that it will take judgment
awful depths of degradation into and the interest by a direct property Canada. Why this remarkable change? against you and the other defendants
which the war has plunged Germany. tax, it would amount of 42-100 of a The answer is easy. The protective
the cozts and disbursements of
The tins of Sodom and Gomarrah mill per year to pay the principal and tariff on paper selling at not more ' "'rmf'c!!’’_ _
.
,1 inis Summons is served upon you
seem trifling in comparison when we interest; or, in other words 42 cents than 2 per cent a pound was taken
by publication thereof by order of the
Consider the enlightened age in which for each $1.000 assessed value. Is it oft and Canada, with cheaper labor, I Honorable A. M. Hare, County Judge
we live.—Umpqua Valley News.
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Tillamook County,
Oregon, ill
in the
possible that such an added burden as wood and water power, immediately I
this will lead Oregon to wrecked proceeded to take our market. Now absence of the Honorable George R.
Bagley, Circuit Judge, of the above
Unless Hindenburg can very soon homes and ruined fortunes and starv­ that Congress has put paper up to 5 entitled Circuit Court, which order is
stop the forward march of the Eng- ing children?”—Umpqua Valley News cents per pound on the free list, it is dated the 10th day of April 1917, and
lish ami French on the west front,
easy to foresee the time when our the date of the first publication there­
of. being the lath day of April, 1917,
says Goodwin's Weekly, the German
paper manufacturers will shift their and the date of the last publication
Service Money Can’t Buy.
people will not believe that their pet
business across the border. One of will expire on the 25th day of May,
general is voluntarily falling back to
It is true that money, the big tuen the reasons for the high cost of paper «917.
a new position; they will be forced
Webster HoJmes,
who represent money, see in war op­ is because the protection to the paper
Attorney for Plaintiff.
to the conclusion that he is being
portunity for gain? Let us take a look manufacturers of the United States
driven back in spite of everything
at the facts. Within the last few has been removed. This is a practical
A Symbol of Health.
that he is able to do to hold his lines,
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months we have had various propo­ lesson in economics of particular in­
if that conviction ever comes to
of
Ancient
sitions laid before our government by terest to publishers and the eniploy- I I Greece Pythagorians
those people the defense is liable to
ate simple food, practiced
ers of our paper milts.—Leslie’s.
these great men of money.
temperance and purity. . As a badge
Suddenly collapse. I he pressure must
Henry Ford offered his plant, one
they used the five pointed star which
be terrible, even as it is. Every home
It they
’ , regarded
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as a'symbof of health,
of the most wonderful in the world to
Biliousness and ConstiPati<>n.
in Germany is as were the homees in
A
red
five
pointed
star appears
the nation without profit. He also of­
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Egypt after the first-born were slain:
For years 1 was troubled with bil­ each package of Chamberlain’s Tab-
fered his entire fortune to the nation
"In every house there is one dead.” without interest.
_t mis-
iousness and
constipation, which lets, and still fulfills its ancient
sion as a symbol of health. I.'
lf you
The children are hungry; the women
made
life
miserable
for
me.
My
ap
­
Charles M Schwab offered the
petite failed me. I lost my usual force are troubled with indigestion, bilious­
ar broken hearted; the mothers ate
Bethlehem steel plant, which has
and vitality. Pepsin preparations and ness or constipation, get a package of
like those when "Rachel was weeping
capacity greater than that of the cathartics only made matters worse. I these tablets from your druggist. You
for her children because they were
Krupp», to the nation's service at any do not know where I should have will be surprised at the quick relief
not." We expect a truce to be called
been today had 1 not tried Chamber- which they afford. For sale by La­
price set by the government.
lain s Tablets. The tablets relieve the mar’s Drug Store.
by July 1, because there are limita-
1 he copper producers of America ill feeling at once, strengthen the di­
lions beyond which the sternest na-
Whooping Cough.
offered copper to the government at gestive functions, purify the stomach,
lures can not pass.—Umpqua Yalley
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liver and blood, helping the system to
one-half
the
price
it
sells
for
today.
News.
One of the most successful prepar­
do its work naturally—Mrs. Rosa
I
he
zinc,
the
aluminum
and
other
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Potts. Birmingham, Ala. These tab­ ations in use for this disease is Cham­
producers are expected to follow the lets are for saly by Lamar’s Drug berlain’s Cough Remedy. S. W. Mc­
Two years have elapsed since the
example of the copper men.
Store.
| Clinton, Blandon Springs, Ala., writes
civilised world was shocked by the
I’hc shipbuilders of America offer­
For a burn or scald apply Cham­ Our baby had whooping cough as
sinking of the steamship l.usitania
ed to cast aside all their rich private berlain’s Salve. It will ally the pain bad as most any baby could have it. I
and the matter of 144 innocent Amer­
almost instantly and quickly heal the I gave him Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­
contracts and work for the govern­ injured parts. For sale by Lamar’s edy and it soo« got him well.” For
icana. By this unprecedented atrocity,
ment alone on a ten per cent basis.
Drug Store.
I sale by Lamar's Drug ¿Store.
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FEED
We are now located in our new
stand at the FRYE WAREHOUSE
at the S.P. Railroad, near the S.P.
Depot, where we welcome all our
customers to call and see us. We
carry a full line of Feed, Silosand
Farm Implements. Our prices
are the lowest for the value re­
ceived. Let us know your wants.
Down town office at A. C. Ever­
son’s Real Estate Office. Both
phones at warehouse and office.
W. KUPPENBENDER,
Tillamook, Oregon.
The Potatoe King of Wash
ington will not permit plant
ing his Potatoes before they
have been properly treated
with Bichloride of Mercury.
Directions for use at
C. I. CLOUGH CO
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
FRANK HE YD & CO. I
General Contractors I
and Builders.
Estimates & Plans Furnished.
SEE OUR
Special
Silo!
Call at our plant and set prices. It will
save you money.
ONE BLOCK WEST OF P.O.
Both Phones.
ALEX. MeNAIR & CO.
GENERAL HARDCUARE
Kitehen Ranges and
Heating Stoves.
THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN
THE COUNTY.
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere