TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 6. 1917.
What the Editors Say.
trainldgU1’r ,ff<icienty’ He « ‘he best
Edison and the War.
trained man for his special task
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among the war officials. His sympa-
Secrecy that attends the move­
thies
__ with
....... the
,
h‘es i are
multitude Un a
A headline says, “You never can tell
ments of 1 homas A. Edison only in­
!n bi? . »»airs will tensifies the air of romance that sur­
what a minister’s son will do.” Nor thorough schooling ...
the son of anyone else, for that mat- guide him to fulfill his duty as fairly rounds the man upon whonie so many
as a just and sensible man can serve
ter—Observer.
Americans still pin their faith, and to
conscience and community.”
whom they are still looking with con­
If the kings, kaisers, emperors and
fidence for a discovery that will sim-
Freeing
the
Seas.
„ars had to go into the trenches and
phiy our problems if, indeed, it does
endure the hardship of a soldier there
not end the war.
It will doubtless surprise the
would be few if any wars. If the sal­
Only a few years ago he was ac-
Ger-
aried chairman or walking delegates man people to learn that our gov- companied to the White ' House by
SAXON
had to walk the streets jobless and eminent is going right ahead with Secretary Daniels and
Dukroy Motor Co., San Francisco
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remained
i
hungry and endure the hardships of a its plans to ship men and munitions
“From our own, and the experience*
closeted with the President three
in a ,ste»dy strea:
striker there would be but few if any
of Saxon owner,, we know Zerolene
^TL±I7?rd'o7;^'U"boatsnth^ quarters of an hour. It is a fair guess
strikes.—Register.
to be a most satisfactory motor oil.”
wa
f
was
discussed
and
that
"tr,e mea.n‘ ‘ •°
° Buard
k**«iu against any the wizard ’ had some important sug­
PACKARD
such
contingency.
The
Germans
Many speak if it as the "last great
Cuyler Izr, San Francisco
! were gestions to offer, but it would be
by General
war.” If at its conclusion, the nations exhorted last . spring
‘
‘
It
has
proveti
entirely satisfactory.
, r. - - "until
........-1 von futile even to try to fathom the sec­
to hold
of the war, Roger Babson, a noted Hindenberg to
hold out
out "until the ret. Probably it had something to do
CHEVROLET
L
-boats
do
their
work."
And
they
ships, destroy their fortifications,
And they with naval operations, else Daniels
J- W. Leavitt i Co., Loa Angele,
muster out their standing armies, have been holding out bravely. What would not have gone along.
“Zerolene is our choice for use in
grant liberty of speech and press and ^he ITWi, thfn’ Whe" they disc°ver that
Chevrolet car,.”
The
rumor that he has already
B, Mr*? ar,c "ot doing their work! turned over to the navy department
place in the hands of the people the
FORD
I d L!°yd-George the other day an important invention is justified if
Dte Universal Moror Co , Sacranrenlo
decision of war or peace, the present
“have no hesitancy in recommend­
conflict will be the last one.—Inde- made public the bitter truth, which he has invented anything worth while
sooner or later will percolate through for it would be in keeping with what
ing it to Ford owners. ”
ence Monitor.
Germany despite censorship
The
Thus endorsed by Leading
we know of Edison for him to give
Taking the mortality figures of the submarine campaign is a failure freelv of his genius without money
Car Distributors
Trench army for the full three years Losses have steadily fallen since the reward. One thing it is wholly safe
because the record, of their ser­
¿f *hc war, Roger Bobson, a noted beginning of “unrestricted warfare” to predict is that if Edison produces a
vice department, show that Zero­
,ost new contrivance there will be no hag­
statistician, proves that our boys who «¡¡ m »" A p , ri 1 the B ritish
lene, correctly refined from Califor­
i
°4n
nnn
nS
-
In
July
the
,osscs
are to fight in Europe will not run
nia asphalt-base crude, gives perfect
gling over terms of sale to the Gov­
to
320,000
tons.
For
August
thev
lubrication —lew wear, more power,
any where near the risks of being
ernment.—Oregonian.
will
be
very
much
less
than
that.
If
least carbon deposit.
killed or wounded that popular fear
and imagination have conjured. Mr. all the neutral ships sunk were in-1
eluded,
the
average
for
the
past
few
Greedy
Newspapers.
Babson finds that about 150 men out
of a thousand arc wounded, and about months, would still be less than half
Sordid motives alone dictate the
60 men out of every thousand are the amount the German government
demand being made by some news­
killed. In other words, the odds are counted on sinking.
1
Indirect evidence will support these papers for pay at advertising rates
about seven to one against the indi­
figures,
if
they
need
support.
A
state
­
for
display
space
proposed
to
be
vidual soldier being wounded and 16
to one against his death.—News Re­ ment of our steel exports—practically given to help float the next Liberty
Dealer» everywhere and at our
all war munitions for the allies_ 1 /Loan.
porter.
service stations.
shows that we have shipped more
It is unfortunate that our new Sen­
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iniinimtiHi
STANDARD OIL
steel
to
Europe
in
the
last
six
months
ator,
Charles
L.
McNary,
should
be
T
As the kaiser
grandiloquently
COMPANY
than
we
did
in
the
corresponding
the
vehicle
through
which
these
sel
­
promises his soldiers that with God’s
(California)
fish
claims
are
being
made
to
the
months
last
year,
and
that
the
vol
­
help victory will perch upon their
For tractors, Zero­
Treasury Department.
banners the rest of the world will ume in recent weeks has increased.
lene Heavy-Duty
Thee U-boat menace has not been
To levy a toll on the patriotism of
draw a mental picture of divine as­
is especially
sistance and guidance in a warfare removed, but it has been met. Great the country is unworthy of the press
recommence'!.
of
America.
that includes aerial bombardment of Britian, counting her new shipping,
True, it is mainly due to the superb
hispitals with red crosses conspicu­ has not suffered a net loss of much
ALEX. McNAIR & CO.
ously painted on their roofs and filled more than 1,000,000 tons altogether. publicity given the first Liberty Loan
KING
CRENSHAW CO.
not only with wounded French, but And here in the United States with a and the Selective Draft that these
Germans as well. The God that would building program w.hich will provide two essential war time activities of
reward diabolical deeds of this kind millions of tons within the next eight­ the nation have been carried through
with success.
is not the God the rest of the world een months.—Umpqua Valley News.
But the newspapers arc doing only
has conceived and perhaps that is
what they oueht to do in giving this
W. J. Bryan, American.
why Germany is on one side and the
valuable publicity.
rest of the world on the other.—In-
Advertising space should be sold
“Before our nation enters a war it is
dependent.
perfectly proper to discuss the wis­ to all who by its use make a profit. It
should not be sold to our country to
Henry Clews, one of the world’s dom of going to war, but the discus­ arouse patriotic fervor.
Whatever
greatest authorities on financial sub­ sion is closed when congress acts. space is necessary to yield abundant
jects says the farmers of the United After that no one should be permit­ publicity to the Liberty Loan should
States this year will make a profit of ted to cloak attacks upon this gov­ be donated by the newspaper press.
above $6,000,000,000 on four crops ernment or aid the enemy under the
The Loan must be made a great suc­
alone, that is on corn, wheqt, cotton claim that he is exercising freedom cess, and the press has the biggest
and oats. Other farm crops will add of speech.
“No sympathy, therefore will be part to play in making it a success. It
largely to this and the animal indus-
is up to the press to do its part un­
, try will add other billions, and this wasted upon those who have been ar­ grudgingly.
utterances.
Will
uaxic into ’ rested for unpatriotic
..........
will pour most oi
of its money back
It is to be hoped the administration
the pockets of the farmers. With this I I hey abuse free speech, and this ap- will not yield to selfish newspaper
showing the auto dealers have a fine \ P|les to attacks upon the allies as well clamor and grease the wheels of news
attacks upon the United States,
prospect for a prosperous season or
— as
j to paper patriotism with lucre.
two head of them, and all business We
no more al^
Nothing the press could do would
be
crushed
than
we
can
afford
to
be
is bound to show the effects of this ,
tend to destroy the country’s confi­
crushed
ourselves.
The
defeat
of
our
fabulous wealth being distributed
dence in its patriotism as would the
throughout the country.—Salem Jour­ allies would throw the whole burden acceptance of money for space neces­
of the war upon us. We must stand
nal.
together and fight it through, There sary to be used to lay the facts of the
are
only two sides to a war. Every Liberty Loan before the people.—
The shortage of stock feed will cer­
American
must be on the side of the Oregon Voter.
TILLAMOOK, ONE.
tainly be acute in Western Oregon
United
States.
”
the coming winter. The most profit­
Since we entered the war no words
Try Business Administration.
able livestock in this valley—dairy
cows—will be forced upon the mar­ have better expressed the first duty
Kansas is trying the experiment of
ket in considerable numbers for the of an Amrican citizen than these,
want of feed, while for the same rea­ which arc quoted from an article in a state commission of three members,
son the demand will be light. It will the Commoner written by William J. with a business manager to handle all
pay .every stock owner who can sow Bryan. Creditable to his political vis­ state affairs.
The state government is to be some­
a crop that will yield feed before . ion, his common sense and his pa­
spring pasture is available to do so. triotism, they may furnish light to thing besides an eleemosynary insti­
Land on which a crop has been cul­ some doubting souls bewildered by tution to hand out political plums and
tivated which has been spoiled by the mocking voices and traitorous sug­ provide fat places. One of the great­
est opportunities for reduction of
drouth can he plowed before the rains gestions of sedition.
taxes lies in this direction, and its ap­
come and sown to vetch or rape, and
plication could be made to county af-
with a disc plow the hardest siol can
Worth Half a Million Men.
i fairs.
be put in condition. By getting the
1 The people nominate and elect for
se'-d in promptly, growth can be se­ ! “Constantinople is the keystone
'
t fif­
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of the various county
offices about
I am going’ to dispose of my Stock of
cured from the time of the first rain, the Balkan arch; but it is more, it >s t teen persons, most of whom they do
and a saving of high priced hay made. the culmination of the German kai­ not know so far as qualifications for
Goods at greatly Reduced Prices,
—Oregon Register.
ser's dream. It is the sin qua non of a the office to which they are elected is
Consisting of
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German empire of the East. W ith the concerned. The majority of those
Sonic of our scientific highbrows allies in possession of Constantinople elected to the legislature go purely
and government officials are greatly the castle of the Germans would fall for the personal gain, financial or
concerned over the oncoming cx- . to the ground, and all their military otherwise, and many of them have the
haustion of petroleum and of hard I plans and aspirations find their way power to make expenditures and buy
coal. Wc don’t need __
_____ of I into the scrap heap. Constantinople supplies. They are all interested in
an ounce
either. We only lack brains and mass can be taken from the cast by using getting the work done with as little
And everything in a First Class
sense enough to harness the never- the resources of the east for that pur­ inconvenience to themselves as pos­
Harness Shop ; also
ending supply of electrical energy pose, and it would not be surprising sible and the good of the community
coming from our streams and lakes if this was not in the minds of the is in many cases lost sight of. Of
and w hich we as a people have allow­ British high command when the op­ course, there arc exceptions to this
ed a lot of speculators and combines erations which have been previously rule and sometimes a man will offer
to claim. There is more electrical en­ mentioned were planned, China has a himself as a candidate from a real de­
ergy capable of being produced by wealth of iron ore, Japan has enor­ sire to serve his country in tlie best
storage water of Bull Run creek that mous manufaturing ability by which wav that he can, but he soon becomes
supplies Portland with water than all Chinese ore may be converted; India, disgusted with the mudslinging of
the state now uses in the turning of Egypt and the Phillipines have food, professional politicians and if defeat­
its every wheel, shaft and pully. The and there arc no submarines cast of ed is verv thankful to have escaped.
’orest reserves are still with the peo­ Suez to break the flow of supplies. If he is elected he soon finds that he
ple and water power there harness­ Russia’s greatest ore deposits and has to resort to almost questionable
ed For navigating ships at sea we iron works arc in the Black Sea prov­ methods to be able to achieve any
ought need crude oil or coal, but we inces, and the Black sea belt is known results.—Seaside Signal.
do not require a pound for any other as one of the world’s largest gran-
purpose whatever. The time will come aries.
What Khaki Really Is.
when a gasoline-driven vehicle will be
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“From Suez, from Bagdad and from
as rank an anchorism as a wooden the ___
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Black
sea
ports
as
It is pointed out that the uniforms
American
ox-cart.—Mt. Scott Herald.
bases, a combined attack leading to now worn by the regular army and
Constantinople would staltf a goo 1 the militia should not be designated
Herbert Kaufman in a recent ar- chance of success. Transportation is as khaki. This word designates a
•icle gives the following vivid but difficult, but not impossible. The color, is of East Indian origin, com­
ruthtul picture of the character and •great wall of the Taurus mountains ing from the word khak, meaning
work of Herbert Hoover, the head of is a barrier pregnant with defensive dust It originated in India. It was
c government food conservation possibilities; but they can be over­ first' worn by native British troops
campaign:
come, if not by direct operations, by and later by all British troops on
Die martyrdrom of Belgium is flanking movements launched from campaign service. It was adopted by
Paintc ! on his eyes. There are no the Mediterranean and the Black sea. the United States government be­
Mediterriancan cause of its serviceability and low
,'!es 1 has not looked on. He saw With the eastern
i J‘°men gleaning garbage cans coast in British hands the allied .or- visibility. About four years ago it
a barefoot children wander homc- ces at Saloniki could in large meas­ was supplanted by the olive drab in
<s? "J ‘he snow and little girls drag- ure be transported to Beirut, Tripoli, both cotton and woolen. 1 '.'j?,.,
to have
lower
visibility than
, j " *° be camp toys. In those first possiblv to Alexandretta, to take part supposed
suppos—-----
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,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
‘ c khaki, which is lighter in color,
ii r'nK wceks he held the road in the movement converging on the the
id at the
same
time
of
the
change
it
r Mer‘y- When famine and disease Turkish capita) It probably would an«.
— —
,
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER,! LATH AND
campaign, but was claimed to be easier t to
v - secure
cPt through the looted kingdom he be an expensive
the
dye
with
which
to
process the
it
would
be
worth
half
a
million
men.
tn^k ' m back and called his people
BRICK; DOMESTIC STEAM AND
and before
ue rescue. Because of him. our _ j R W. Gardiner, in the Septem­ cloth. It is a vast vat
war
was
entirely
imported.
r.tT,e,,,s ni?ht1y wreathed with p-ay- ber Centur2;_____________ _
the
SMITHING COAL.
, sanctified our flag and flam-
Chamberlain's
Colic,
Cholera
and
its folds with faith. He moved our
Warehouse and Office Cor. Front and 3rd Ave. West, Tillamook, Or.
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a which to ransom thousands from
Old age come quick enough without
This is a medicine that every fam­ inviting it Some look old at forty.
n^jPair,.Y°ne better knows what lies
ily should be provided with. Cohc: and
th. / , l,ur s mask. He lived beside
diarrhoea often come on suddenly That is because they neglect the liver
J , -u □ cr at b*s Lest and worst and
and bowels. Keep your bowels regu­
,;a„c"ed ‘he grim process of a Prus- and it is of the greatest ',’’Por,i"£ lar and vour liver healthy and you
DR. ELMER ALLEN,
hi« ,ccn<lues‘. He had no theories; that thev be treated promptly, ton will not onlv feel younger but look
sider
the
suffering
that
must
be
en
­
vounger
When
troubled
w.th
consti-
(
... »".owledge as a basic thing, an
DR. GEORGE J. PETERSON
pation or biliousness take Chamber- ,
°' hard, stern facts. No dured until a physic.au «I1’”
mwlirinc
can
be
obtained.
Charmer
man has dealt at first hand Ss Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Iain’s Tablets. They are intended es­
Dentists.
^’»"y fundaments of food ad- remedy has a reputat.on seeond t pecially for these ailments and are.
excellent. Easy to take and most j
fort'rrj,'on’ hfis own experience is
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trih '
by 'he conservation lend dis- none for the qu.ck re I«*' *h',ch
fords.
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by
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