TILLAMOOK
What the Editors Say.
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There are more than five millions
of bachelors in the country within
the military draft age limit. So you
,ee there are lots of ’em who didn’t
get behind the women’s skirt when
¡bey heard of the conscription law.—
News Times.
Scraps from
Oregon Voter.
se^T'Vt’h, peop,ekshowe<1 a lot
sense in the way they Vote<l Tn.
o"*>’ bad mistakes were on measures
iveWnhlCh ‘ C publi«‘y had been
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The price of wheat has declined
nearly a dollar a bushel since the var­
ious boards of trade agreed to restrict
dealings in futures. The price of
flour also has reduced materially, al­
through the buyers of the country as
yet are showing no disposition to
make
reduction in
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____ a corresponding
the price of their wares,—Observer.
Congressman Decker, who hails
from solthwest Missouri, overlookeel
his political hand when he voted
against the armed neutrality bill and
later against the declaration of a
state of war. Recently he requested
. his constituents to wire or write him
how they desired him to vote on se­
lective conscription. A number of
business men of Carthage, in re-
spouse to his request, wired him as
follows: "For the love of God, back
up the president or give Miss Rankin
your seat!”—Umpqua Valley News.
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Nearly every department of our
government is now teaching and
preaching economy in every line. It
is about time our people were shown
the error of their ways—wastefulness,
and given a few lessons in economy.
It has already worked wonders in
many lines and if the whole sum
could be added it would run into the
million dollar mark. It also demon­
strates the greatness of the American
people who can adjust themselves in
a short time to the .'•quirements of
new conditions. Many are now plan­
ning ahead who previously allowed
the future to take care of itself. It is
pleasing to see the change and the
way our great people are falling in
line.—Banks Herald.
There is absolutely no excuse for
tramps this summer People will do
wrong to feed any tramp who is able
bodied this season. The rule has gone
into effect at our house, not to feed
any more bums. They have a chance
to work or go to war, and if they do
not care to do either, we say let
them starve. Anyone who feeds bums
this summer, when food prices are so
high and when farmers and others
are running around in circles, trying
to get help, we say if the farmers
have to beg the laboring men to go to
work, it is no time to feed tramps. If
any tramp bothers around your house
sick "Shep” on him. Have him tackle
just above the knees on the hinge
side and keep him on the job until
there is no danger of a “come back!"
—News Times.
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Resourcefulness on the part of the
American chemists has made the
United States one of the world’s
largest exports of drugs and chem­
icals since the start of the war in
Europe. This statement was made in
a report by Secretary of Commerce
Redfield, read at the annual conven­
tion of American Druggist’s syndi­
cate, at Long Island City. Mr. Red­
field added that the United States,
heretofore an importing nation, will
soon be able to supply the world in
the drug, chemical and dye line. In
>913, $27,000,000 worth of products
were exported by the United States.
In 1916 the amount was raised to
$124,000,000. The United States is
now making in large quantities cer­
tain drugs and dyes heretofore im­
ported exclusively from belligerent
countries, particularly in Germany.—
itemizer.
Hurrah* for Old Oregon! Spence
longe? ‘Th6” “S !" the niu,i anv
longer. The way the rural districts
ofP±‘id 'hc back"a'd leadership
heart
.and Brown puts
heart and courage into all forward
looking people.
We are surprised“!?"Lane County.
How Otten, ( ) how often, have we
boosted for Lane as being the most
progressue county in the Willamette
\ alley. And tothink that Lane should
have fallen behind in tlu good roads
procession!
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Oswald West seems to have more
to do with who wilf b, United
Vmie<
States Senator in Oregon than ..as
ha
anyone else. When McNary’s up­
pointincnt was pending he went on
record as stating that he would not
run against McNary next
year.
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—.. This
means that to keep West out of the
senate many republicans will support
McNary at the spring primaries. For
if anyone other than McNary should
be nominated, West would run. Ter­
ror of West keeps the republican
party in chills and fevers.
Io the intelligence and patriotism
ot the country press of Oregon we
owe the enactment of the road bond­
ing bill. Were it not for the progress­
ive spirit of the country newspaper­
men Oregon would be in a sad case.
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Too bad about the penitentiary. The
world is cold and selfish. A confla­
gration that burns a lot of wretches
to death may he necessary to arouse
Oregon to the necessity of a new
building.
Get the best pavement ' ou can ob­
tain for the money, durability consid
ered; that’s the line of conduct the
state highway commission can pur­
sue with the certainty that perman­
ent roads will be their monument for
many years to come.
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There will he little waste of state
road money; hut the waste in the
counties and districts will go on to
the tune of millions dumped in mud,
save as the intelligent public senti­
ment in each county is aroused to
guard road
expenditures. Several
counties arc doing well in road mat­
ters, but in others waste is appaling.
Socialists Pass Unpatriotic Resolu­
tions.
HEADLIGHT, JNUE 14,
1917,
Summons.
In the < ircuit Court of the State of
Oregon fur the County of Tillamook.
M. Sue Henderson, Plaintiff
vs.
H. E. Carr and Alice Carr,
1 illamook Feyd Company,
Lydia S. Morgan, and the
Lehman & Clough Company
and \\. H. Wilson.
Defendants
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lo W.
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H.
*. Wilson,
Minuit, uciniuaiii.
defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answer a complaint filed against
you in tile above entitled suit within
six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons that be- !
mg the lime fixed in the order for
publication of summons within which
you shall so appear and answer said '
complaint, the said first day of pub­
lication being the 24th day of May, I
1917» sud if you fail so to appear and
answer said complaint, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said
complaint, to-wit:
tor a judgment against the dé­
tendants H. E. Carr and Alice Carr
in the sum of $300.00, with interest
thereon at ten per cent per annum ■
from and after August 23rd, 1916, and I
for the further sum of $18.87 taxes
paid by the plaintiff herein, and for '
the further sum of $50.00 attorney’s
ices, and for her costs and disburse­
ments herein, and for a decree fore­
closing that certain mortgage 011 the
following described premises, situat­
ed in Tillamook County, Oregon, to-
wit:
Beginning at a point 163% feet west
of the southwest corner of Block
Number 5, in the town of Lincoln,
now within the corporate limits bi
1 illamook City, Oregon, and running
thence north jto feet; thence west 40
feet for the initial point of the land
intended to be conveyed
herein;
thence west 57.5 feet; thence south
52.5 feet; thence cast 57.5 feet; thence
north 52.5 feet to the initial point
herein mentioned, and being the same
1 roperty conveyed to H. E. Carr and
Alice Carr, his wife, by E. N. Morgan
and Lydia Morgan, his wife, by deed
dated June 29, 1915, and recorded
lull 17th, 1915, in deed records of
Tillamook County, at pages 370 and
377, in Book 31; w hich said mortgage
was executed August 23, 1915, and
recorded in book Z at page 142 of
Mortgages of Tillamook County, in
favor of Alex Vlalios, and thereafter
assigned by said Alex Vlahos to
John l.cland Henderson, trustee, by
assignment recorded in said registry
in Book 2. pages 387 and 388, and
thereafter assi_
igned by said John
Leland Henderson, trustee, to the
plaintiff herein, by assignment
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ye-
corded in said registry, Book 2, pages
507 and 508: and for the sale of said
mortgaged premises to satisfy said
judgment and for a decree foreclos­
ing you of all right, title, interest and
equity of redemption in and to said
mortgaged premises and every part
thereof, and for such other relief as
to the Court shall seem just.
This summons is published by order
of the Hon. A. M. Hare, County
Judge, made and entered the
t
23rd
day of May, 1917. Last publication
July 5th, 1917.
John I.elend Henderson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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County Representative for the
Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos
etc.
announce the arrival of their new
SPRING
STOCK!
AVID ROBINSON, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
NATIONAL BUILDING,
OF
TILLAMOOK
Rugs, Linoleum, Ranges,
Furniture, Beds, Mattresses
OREGON
T. BOi ua
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Complete Set of Abstract Bocks in
Office.
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
Make your selections early while our
stock is complete.
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook .... Oregon
Both Phones.
T. BOALS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon S. P. Co.
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
Tillamook .... Oregon
EBSTER HOLMES.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
FIRST STREET,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
rj~' H. GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse ,
COOK
Tillamook
WITH
PEARL
Oregon.
R. JACK OLSEN,
OIL
DENTIST.
(I. O. O. F Bldg.)
Cook in a cool, comfortable kitchen this sum­
mer. An oil cook stove is comparatively inex­
pensive to buy and it will soon pay for itself
in comfort and lower fuel expense. Meals in a
jiffy, and a cool kitchen in summer.
Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts. Better cooking be­
cause of the steady, evenly-distributed heat.
More convenient than a wood or coal stove for
all the year ’round cooking, and more econom­
ical.
The executive committee of the so­
cialist party of this state has adopted
unpatriotic resolutions opposing the
selective draft law. That action is
even inconsistent with the socialistic
The long blue chimneys prevent all smoke and
point of view.
Smell.
In 1, 2. 3 and 4 burner sixes, with
The socialist have always professed
or without ovens. Also cabinet
models. Ask your dealer today.
devotion to the principle of democ­
racy and unyielding hostility to au­
tocracy. Now, however, when they
are put to the test, when democracy Call For Bids for Bonds and Con­
is locked in a death grapple with au­
struction Work
tocracy. they are passing illogical res­
olutions like the foregoing when even
The Big N'estucca Drainage District
the children of the schools clearly see
that their action is lending aid and will receive bids for the construction
FOR SALE BY
comfort to the kaiser and Prussian of ditches according to its plans of
militarism.
reclamation up to 10 o'clock a.m.,
In past years they have been openly
antagonistic to or cold against the June 23rd, 1917, and will also receive
volunteer army and the volunteer na­ bids for the sale of $8000.00 of its
tional guard. They have contended bonds to be issued for paying expen­
and there was justice to the conten­ ses of construction, up to the same
tion, that under that system the rank time.
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It is quite possible that the govern­ and file of the army was chiefly made
A certified check for five per cent
ment will be called upon to do a little up of poor men and poor men had
"regulating” of the domestic sugar borne the brunt of fighting our wars. of the amount of each bid is required
The conscriptive draft meets those to insure that successful bidder will
situation, if the claims of brokers in objections.
It takes the rich man’s
investment securities are borne out sons and nephews along with the take and pay for bonds or enter into
by the facts. A recent circular issued poor man’s sons and nephews. So far contract with approved bond for do­
by a Chicago firm says the "beet
it hurnanily possible to apply ab­ ing the work awarded. Bids will be
sugar companies should make from as
stract
justice the draft will be applied opened at Tillamook, Oregon, on the
three or four cents a pound profit and
favoritism. The process of date mentioned, and may be sent in
year, as compared with the three- without
selection and elimination will be
fourths of a cent a pound in normal largely in the hands of local civilian care of IL T. Botts, attorney for the
times.” Allowance must be made for boards. In other words, it will be ap­ district, at that place. Bids for con-
the over sanguine statements of the
struction may be made for separate
by the people.
security salesman, but it probably is plied
We are conscripting wealth, and
not far from the truth that largely in­ under this method wealth will be sections of the work. Right reserved
creased profits on sugar are being made to bear a greater war burden to reject any or all bids.
counted on with confidence, despite than it has ever borne before. \\ e arc
W. H. Hudson, Sec.
this widespread agitation for control going to take the rich man’s son for
Cloverdale Ore.
of food speculation. Elimination of service, and then we are going to
the food speculator has almost been take the rich man's money to defray
Notice to Creditors.
accomplished in Europe,, and it is one the expenses of the war—to buy
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of the lessons that America will be uniforms and guns and ammunition
Notice is hereby given t"at the un­
called upon to apply now that it has and food and clothing for the men
entered the war. It is a noteworthy serving in this great citizen army.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
dersigned have been by the County
fact that an inadequate proportion of
We have said “they are passing un­ Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
the increased price of sugar has patriotic resolutions,” meaning the
found its way into the pockets of the radicals who arc in control of the or­ appointed administrators of the Es­
farmer^ w ho grew the beets.—Qre- ganization. Happily,
conscientious tate of Daniel W. Gilbert, deceased,
Konian.
and
patriotic
socialists
are
refusing to and have qualified as such. All per­
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be bound by them. They do not in­ sons having cl tints against said estate Dogs Must Now Pay State License
fhe law was adopted primarily for
W e feel like congratulating the good tend to be put in the light of aiding are required to present the same to
Tax.
1 lie purpose of protecting the owners
sense displayed in the election on the kaiser.—Spokesmen Review.
and «iheep, goats, swine, fowls ami
the undersigned at Beaver, Oregon,
Monday by the people of A anthill, in
other domestic animals.
According
to
the
provisions
of
a
for allowance with the proper vouch-I
Carrying the good roads bonds. It
A SAFE TEST.
.
new
law
adopted
at
the
last
session
evidences at least two things—confi­
ers within six months of the date of of the state legislature, every dog
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Notice of Hearing Administrator’«
dence in your fellow man to honestly
the first publication of this notice.
in the state of Oregon over six
a
of
For those who are in need
Final Account.
administer the state's affairs, and the
monts
of
age
on
July
I
must
be
pro
­
Dated
June
71b,
1917.
ability to know a good thing when remedy for kidney troubles and back­
vided
with
a
state
license.
Edgar K. Gilbert,
you see it pushed at you. There was ache, it is a good plan to try Doan s
Notice is hereby given, that the un­ I
The law provides that these licens­
nothing in the bond bill to warrant Kidney Pills. They are strongly re­
William J. Gilbert,
es shall be collected by the constable dersigned Administrator de bonis non
men in suspicioning any lurking jok­ commended by McMinnville people.
. ,
Administrators.
of each of the districts, in return for of the estate of C. B. Hadley, deceas­
Arthur Branson, 339 B Street., No.
ers. Persons who held such suspicions
which he is to receive ten per cent ed, has filed in the County Court for
McMinnville,
Ore.,
says:
"About
six
must be fast losing a valuable virtue
To The Public.
of the receipts. As fast as the money Tillamook County his final account,
or
eight
years
ago,
I
had
rheumatic
—confidence in mankind. Federal aid
"I have been using Chamberlain’s : is collected and the licenses are is­ and said court has fixed Monday,
pains
in
my
back
and
legs
so
bad
that
was offered on the basis of matching
Tablets for indigestion for the past sued the remittance shall be turned July 2, 1917, at ten a.m. of said date
•t by the state, and the vehicle whicn I wasn’t able to do my work. At six months, and it affords me pleas­ over
to the county treasurer, who as the time and the office of the
times,
it
was
all
I
could
do
to
get
most wear the roads were to be tax­
ure to say I have never used a remedy shall keep what is known as a dog County Judge for said county as the
around.
Sharp,
shooting
pains
caught
ed most for good road making. This
that did m< so much good."—Mrs. C. fund. The license fees range from place for the hearing of said linal ac­
•* business and it is also just. When me in the small of my back and for a E. Riley. 1 Ilion, N. Y. Chambccdlain's ( $1.50 to $3. The law exempts a few count.
*e get the roads we will not be will" minute I could hardly move. When I Tablets for sale by Lamar's Drug • counties situated cast of the Cascade
Notice is further givn, to all per­
lng to go back to the old condition, got down to do anything it was all I Store.
mountains from paying the state sons interested in said estate to ap­
•ny more than city residents who could do to straighten up as my back
pear at said time and place and show
license.
have secured pavement are willing to felt so weak and stiff. After I had
Sore Nipples.
cause, if any there be why the said
Another
chapter
of
the
law
provides
8° back to mud. however much it has taken six or eight boxes of Doan s
Any mother who has had expcr-
administrator should not be docharg- (
that
owners
of
sheep,
goats,
swine
or
Kidney
Pills
I
was
cured.
Since
then
cost them.
A
great
responsibility
now
icnce with this distressing ailment
. ..... .....
n.
grea
< d, his said account approved and his
rests on the Highway Commission to I haven’t had any rheumatic pains will be pleased to know that a cure fowls, whose animals are killed by bondstnen exonerated.
dogs,
shall
file
a
report
of
their
dam
­
and
my
kidney*
have
been
as
strong
carry out their program with justice,
tnav be effected bv applying Cham­
Dated Tillamook, Oregon May ^9,
within ten days after the daté of
and to verify the figures they have , a5price 50c. at all dealers. Don't berlain’s Salve as soon as the child is age*
1917-
said
killing
with
the
county
court.
If
done nursing. Wipe it off with a sofr
made. This will mean that the annual
J. C. Holden,
the report is approved, the owners of
surplus of receipts over disburse­ simplv ask for a kidney remedy—get cloth before allowing the babe to the animals killed will be compensat­
Administrator de bonis
Doan's
Kidnev
Pills
—
the
same
that
nurse. Many trained nurser use this
ments shall be sufficient to pay off
non of the Estate of C. B.
Branson had. Foster-Milburn Co. I ssmvc
salve wim
with W5i
best rcsui
results. log sale by ed for their loss out of the funds re­
lhe bonds by 1945. Let no posterity Mr.
!
Hadley deceased.
alized from the state licenses.
Lamar’s Drug Store.
Buffalo, N. Y.
rise with a finger of scorn and say: Props.,
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Tillamook ■ Oregon
Q r . l . l . hoy ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook,
I
Oregon.
ATTORNEY
AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook -
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• Oregon.
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ALEX. McNAIR & CO.
KING CRENSHAW CO
C. I. CLOUGH CO.
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NEW PERFECTION
OIL C^ŒsS^OVE
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
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QARL HABERLACH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
T illamook R kock
Tillamook
Oregon
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Bay City
J
Oregou
E. REEDY, D.V M.,
VETERINARY.
Both Phone«.
Tillamook -
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Oregon.
H..T. Bott«, Free., Attorney
at Law.
John Leland Henderson. Sec­
retary Treat*., Attorney-at-
Law and Notrary Public.
Tillamook Title and
Abstract Co.
Almtract«. Real Fatate,
Insurance.
Both Phone«.
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