TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 15, 1917.
Notice.
next year. One very important indus­
try is now located on the road, .hat
Notice is hereby given, that on Sat­
of the ship building plant, and it will
not be long before others follow as urday, the 8th day of December, 1917,
soon as the south side of Tillamook at l o’clock in the afternoon, at the
court house in Tillamook County,
Bay has a road.
Oregon, a public hearing will be had
at which the taxpayers wi'! be heard
Regarding Special Taxes.
in favor or against any proposed tax
levies as shown by the following es­
The new 1917 law regarding taxes timate of the County Court of Tilla­
under Section 3664, provides; that it mook County, Oregon.
shall be the duty of every school dis­
Estimate of the amount of money
trict, and each incorporate town or proposed to be raised by taxation for
city, and of each public corporation the ensuing year for Tillamook Coun­
authorized to levy a tax, to notify, in ty, Oregon.
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. writing, the county assessor and coun­
Figures assembled by th. County
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
ty clerk of the county wherein the Court show that it will require the
school district, town, city, or public sum of $343,163.75 to defray the ex­
corporation is situated of the tax levy penses of Tillamook County, Oregon
made by it, that is to say, of the i for the year 1918, and for the object
amount of money proposed to be rais­ and purpose of county improvements,
ed by taxation. All such notices shall the maintenance of county buildings
be filed with the County Assessor and reads, bridges and for the salaries of
You don’t have to believe it, but the County Clerk not later than the county officers and employees, and
Tillamook hogs get on a jag after first day of December of each year, for other purposes, as follows, to-wit:
drinking whey that have fermented. and shall remain a part of the records
District No. I.
We hope the boozers who drink all of their respective offices; provided, Garibaldi to Bay City ......... I $7,000.00
kinds of rot won’t get in the habit of however, that the county assessor Garibaldi .0 Wheeler ........... 8,000.00
imbibing whey with the kick in it.
1 may, if a good and sufficient reason Mohler to beaches via Ne­
halem ...................................... 9,000.00
exists therefor, and if application be
We arc getting awful tired receiv­ made to him is writing, make a reas- Wheeler to Mohler ............... 1,000.00
ing so much advice from Washington onable extension of the time for the Miami-Foley and Barber
on how to win the war. It might help filing of the notice herein required by
reads ........................................ 5,500.00
some if those fellows who arc holding any school district, town, city, or South Nehalem Roads abeve
down easy jobs at Washington were other public corporation authorized
Foley ......................................
1,000.00
drafted into the army.
Lommen Bri.'gc and Tr.st'e 6,000.00
I by law to levy a tax.
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roads
to
1
Section 3665. Al) counties, cities, North Nehalem
The lumberman who wanted state school districts, and other corpora-
county line ...........................
7,000.00
road building stopped arc, we -.uppose ! tions which are vested with the power God’s Valley road ................. 1,000.00
the same old mosshack timbermen 1 of levying taxes, shall make their Machinery and repairs ......... 2,000.00
who have been
bellyaching of late total levy in dollars and ccr.’s, ard Bridges and culverts ........... 2,000.00
years, endeavoring
to stop
the
not otherwise, and shall so report the I Deficit and overdrawn 1917. 7,000.00
growth and progress of the State of levy to the county assessor and coun­ General maintenance and re­
Oregon.
pairs ........................................
ty clerk at the time and in the man­
ner provided in Section 3664.
The loth Company Coast Artillery,
Total .................................. $63,000.00
is in need of 20 more men to bring
District No. a.
the local company up to full strength,
Fairview Hall up Wilson Riv­
Girls
And
Soldiers.
and 20 young men of Tillamook
er to county line ............... $1,500.00
County should volunteer their servic­
Fairview Hall up Trask river 1,500.00
A
letter
from
a
high
army
official
es and join the home company. Next
4,000.00
Netarts road ...........................
month the government will make the at one of the big training camps says: Stanley bridge .......................
3,500.00
“It is about time that people
second draft and this time Tillamook 1
Morgan Bridge ....................... 2,700.00
County will be included, so why not (especially females) woke up to the Approach Hunt’s bridge . . . 1,200.00
I fact that officers arc down here for
join the home company.
the very serious purpose of learning Road and bridge plank .... 3,000.00
Machinery and repairs ......... 6,000.00
No one has claimed the 30 quart I how to whip Germany, not for the General maintenance ........... 9,600.00
bottles of whiskey which prosecuting I purpose of adorning parlors at pink Road bed for hard surface.. 30,000.00
Attorney T. H. Goyne found in the | teas, or maintaining foolish corres­
out houses of the Allen House a few pondence with sentimental members
Total ................................ $63,000.00
weeks ago. The sheriff’s office is of the feminine gender. A great many
Road District No 3.
good
men
failed
to
get
commissions
guarding and taking as much care of
District line to Slab Creek, f $7,000.00
at
Fort
Blank
because
their
superiors
the tangle foot as though it was gold I
2,000.00
Sandlake road .......................
dust, having it locked up in the vault, noticed that they were paying more Blaine, East
Creek and
attention
to
girls
than
they
were
to
and not even a newspaper man can
Jones road.............................. 2,000.00
get a smell of a cork. It is suggested army matters. The young lieutenants Cloverdale to Sandlakc north
should
not
be
encouraged
to
bother
that the county official may be keep­
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side of river..........................
about girls at this stage of the game.
ing it for Christmas.
From Junction to Pacific
They
have
much
more
important
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750.00
City ........................................
All pro-Germans who arc holding work on hand.
Machinery and repairs on
"Perhaps
the
greatest
scandal
in
public office should be politely told to
machinery ............................ 5,250.00
number of
resign, and all pro-Germans who have this connection is the
New Bridges and repairs on
small
girls
still
in
their
'teens
who
borrowed money from cither the fed­
bridges .................................... 10,500.00
eral or state governments should be arc allowed to come here and visit, To match the State and Fed­
compelled to refund the money forth­ even at the hotels, with voung offi­
eral appropriation on cither
with. There arc persons in this coun­ I cers, without so much as a pretense
of the Three Rivers or Lit­
try who have availed themselves of of chaperoning.
tle Ncstucca roads as the
"The best service the woman folks
many privileges offered by the gov­
State may
spend
their
ernment and the state, but when it can do for their country is to keep
money on .............................. 15,000.00
comes to assisting the government in their silly daughters at home, and For preparing road bed for
buying a Liberty Bond they refuse to leave these men, officers and privates
hard
surface
if needed,
alone as they may keep their minds
do so.
otherwise for general main­
on
the
serious
work
of
learning
how
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tenance .................................. 20,000.00
This is one reason why people be­ to lick the kaiser.”
young
The
letter
also
scores
the
come prejudice against attorneys. A
Total........ '......................... $63,000.00
wives.
Eugene attorney took a case involv­ married officers and their
School Fund
“
many
of
whom
have
set
up
social
I
ing $5504 in a life insurance policy, and
County school fund ............. 42,500.00
establishments
close
by
and
are
act
­
he entered into an agreement that if
High school fund ................. 8,500.00
he won the case he was to receive ing as though the whole thing is a
splendid
lark,
with
social
prestige
two-thirds of all money received.
Total ................................ $51,000.00
Having won the case he now wants the chief achievement.”
Circuit Court.
This
is
a
serious
business.
What
$3308 and is suing to obtain it. No one
Jurrors, witnesses, bailiffs
r»-irl
or
young
wife
in
her
right
mind
wants to deprive attorneys of a fair
and expenses ..................... $2,500.00
amount of compensation for their ser­ wants to hamper a man in his work,
Justice Court.
hold
him
back
from
his
promotion?
vices, but there are too many “get-
Justice and constable fees,
Yet
that
is
exactly
what
they
do.
The
rich-quick" schemes in the legal pro­
jurors, witnesses and sup- ’
place for the girls of the country is
fession, and this one of them.
plies ........................................ $ 600.00
away from th; army camps. Let them
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County Court.
show their patriotism and affection
There is no denying the fact that by making supplies at the Red Cross County Judge, salary ........... $1,200.00
Brighton is entitled to a better road. I —supplies of ■■•hich the loved ones Commissioners’ salary, expen­
ses, supplies, etc ................. 3,000.00
The Brighton Mills Co. is paying may soon be in dire need. Let them
$20,000 a month in wages, and is en­ write cheerful, chatty letters, with­
$4,200.00
Total..............................
titled to a good deal of consideration out any slush to upset the emotions.
Clerk’s Office.
when it comes down to road improve­ I And let them stay away from the
Clerk's salary .......................... $1,600.00
ment, for it is industries that help to soldiers.
900.00
Deputy
build up Tillamook County. The pro­
780.00
Deputy
posed special tax of 5 mills in road
Americans as Bombers.
1,000.00
Supplies etc. ...
district No. 1, will help to give
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Brighton a better road, and as most
Whcn it comes to bomb throwing—
Total ................................ $4,280.00
of the road money in the county have
a very different thing from bomb
Sheriff’s Office,
been used on roads for the benefit of dropping—the Englishman beats the
$1,600.00
Sheriff’s salary ...................
farming, no one should raise any oli­ German every time.
900.00
Deputy
jection if more of the road funds are
The man who has been well accus­
900.00
used to benefit the industries of the tomed to shy a cricked ball straight Deputy
250.00
Auto .. .
county.
and true to the wicket-keeper from Postage and envelopes .........
410.00
the outfield makes no difficulty about Supplies ....................................
350.00
It will he noticed that the County throwing so as to drop it nicely on its Extra help collecting taxes.
250.00
Court has failed to make any provis- objective—there arc thereabouts. In Miscellaneous .........................
250.00
ion for the completion of the Bay- fact the discipline of the cricket field
ocean road in this year’s budget, not has exercise»! a wonderful influence
Total .................................... $4.910.00
one cent being set aside for that road. on the adaptability of our men. They
School Superintendent’s Office
That being the case, the County Court have been accustomed to accept th<) Salary .....................
$1,000.00
should immediately reduce the taxes ruling of the umpires without demur. Deputy .....................
600.00
of Bayocean one-half. The property and they do so in the artny.
200.00
Traveling expenses
owners there are assessed altogether
But as a bomb thrower the Ameri- Office Supplies . . .
450.00
a
way
out
too high without a road or
can baseball player—and there will be Desk and files ..
250.00
and it is an injustice to Bayccean thousands of them presently in France
property owners to have to pay so —is likely to outshine the British ally
Total .................................. $2,500.00
high taxation without receiving any The thrownig in baseball is an eye-
Assessor's Office.
benefits. Bayoccan appears to be pe­ opener even to seasoned cricketers, Salary ........................................ $1,200.00
culiarly unfortunitc. The l’otter Real­ not only for its extreme sureness of Deputy ......................................
900.00
ty Co., failed to live up to its promis­ direction, but for its amazing
400.00
_ swift
swift- ­ Supplies and bond premium
es and contracts with those who in­ ness of flight and wonderful length. Special help extending taxes
vested in property, and the company
200.00
and making index...............
to a very large extent is responsible
300.00
Field Deputy ............................
Who Made the Kaiser.
pens
Xjunoa
luasajd
aip joj
ADVERTISING RATES.
Legal Advertisement*.
First Insertion per line .............
Each subsequent insertion, line.
Business and Professional cards
one month.......................................
Locals per line each insertion...
Display advertisements, an inch
and Lodge Notices, per line .
All Resolutions of Condolence
one month......................................
Editorial Snap Shots.
situation, for it ba* failed to live up to
its agreement to start building the
road on the Bayoccan property that
is to connect with the county road,
and pay its taxes, which it should
have done in good faith. This is prob­
ably why the county court have delay­
ed the completion of the road, but it
is hardly right to punish the Individ­
ual property owners for the sins and
short comings of the Potter Realty
Co. Added to this was the repeated
delay in building the road to Bav-
ocean. There is just two things for
the county to do. Complete the road
as soon as possible or reduce the
taxes in Bayoccan one-half.. We are
quite aware that the County Court
had to divert as much money as pos­
sible in road district No. 1 to meet the
county's part of the expense of the
five miles of hard surface road being
built bv the St te Highway Com­
mission. owing to the technic slity in
the county road bond petition, and
that it took a whole lot of figuring
and cul.ing down work in other part
of the district, to meet this ex,ra *x"
pense. But the court should give
some assurance, if the bond-in«Mure
is re-submitted and is carried, that the
road will be completed to Bayoccan
o
■
n
Some people were made to be soldiers
But the Irish were made to be cops.
Sauerkraut was made for the Ger­
mans.
And spaghetti was made for the wops
Fish were made to drink water,
And bums were made to drink booze.
Banks were made for money.
And money was made for the Jews.
Everything was made for something.
Most everything but a miser—
God made Wilson for president.
But who in hell made the Kaiser?
<
Total .................................. $3,000.00
Treasurer’s Office.
Salary ........................................ $1.000.00
Supplies ...........................
200.00
Total .................................. $1.200.00
Surveyor’» Office
Salary ....................................... $1.200.00
Deputy ......................................
700.00
Supplies, etc..............................
600.00
Total .................................. $2,500.00
Court House and Jail.
$ 840.00
Janitor's Salary
450.00
Wood ...................
450.00
Light and Water
Another Useless Organ.
500.00
Telephones ........
260.00
A lady in Chicago had given I her County Jail, etc
butcher her daily order over the
Total .................................. $2,500.00
phone and a few minutes later 1 de-
150.00
elded to change it. On calling up the Corner fees and inquests ..
25.00
Insane ........................................
butcher again she said:
t.500.00
"You remember that I gave you an Printing ....................................
j. 500.00
County poor ...........................
order for a pound of liver?"
25.00
Truant officer ..........................
"Yes,” he replied.
200.00
“Now I find that I wilt not need it. Health officer .........................
100.00
Rebate on taxes .....................
and you need not send it.
Reforc she put up the receiver, she Mother’s Pensions ........... . 2,50000
County Fair.............................. i. 300.00
heard the Dutcher say.
400.00
"Take out Mrs. Blank’s liver. She Fire SX’ardcn ...........................
500.00
Bounty on Moles...................
says she can get along without it.”
Stock indemnity ..................... 5,000.00
1,500.00
Farm demonstration ............
i .000.00
Dairy Herd Inspector ........
District Sealer of Weights
I 2T>.00
* and Measures.......................
District Attorney's office .. 1,000.00
aco.no
Auditor ......................................
Elections .................................. 3,500.00
SZ'CSF’r ............... tuatussassB »UIAEJ
State taxes (estimated) .... 50,00000
Total .............................. $343.'63 75
Probable receipts of the county
other than direct taxation.
Receipts from County Clerk’s
office (estimated) ............... $4,500.00
Receipts
from
delinquent
taxes (estimated) ............... 10,000.00
Receipts from motor vehicle
licenses, estiihated .............
850.00
Total ................................ $15,350.00
The following school districts have
filed with the County Clerk and As­
sessor, the special -levies:
School District No. 3..................... 0007
School District No. 13.................... 0058
School District No. 18 .................. 005
School District No. 31 .................... 002
School District No. 32 .................. 0007
School District No. 47 .................. 008
School District No. 36 .................. 0055
Dated
1917-
this Ijth
day of
November,
Erwin Harrison, Clerk.
THE BUTTER AND CHEESE
SITUATION.
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The above lines art quoted front the
Black and White record and were us­
ed as headline to tne following arti­
cle.
To The Editor:
“The total holdings of butter in 332
storage houses reporting show an in­
crease for October I over September
> of 3,354,098 pounds, according to a
compilation made by the United Stat­
es Food Administration. However,
these houses show a loss of 3,064,697
pounds, as compared with the same
date in 1916, or about three per cent.
“The exports for butter for July and
August this year decreased 2,437,555
pounds as compared with the same I
month in 1916. The exports of cheese,
however increased 3,224,694 pounds in
these months.
“The average wholesale price of
butter for September in the United
States was 43.48 cents per pound,
while the average retail price was 50
cents. The regulated wholesale price
in England was 53.76 cents per pound.
“The average wholesale price of
cheese in the United States during
September was 25.78 cents per pound,
and the average retail price 36.1 cents.
In England the regulated wholesale
price was 38 cents per pound.”
In the above article there is much
food for thought, this is especially so
to the dairymen who are depending
on their income solely from the
cheese industry. You will note that
while the butter shipments decreased;
the export of cheese increased, this of
course can no doubt be attributed to
the meat supply greatly diminishing
in Europe and cheese being substitut­
ed—“note that in England the regu­
lated wholesale price was 38 cents per
pound” while in the United States the
wholesale price was 25.78 for Septem­
ber, and the retail price 36.1 cents per
pound.
Why should there be such a wide
difference in wholesale and retail
price of cheese as compared to but­
ter? Then again, why should a profit
of 10.23 cents per pound be charged
for the price of cheese between the
wholesaler and consumer?
Mr. Kuppcnbender's article in a
recent issue of the Headlight has
touched the right chord, which should
meet with an immediate and ready re­
sponse from the cheese producers—
the dairymen and factory directors of
every dairy and factory in Tillamook
County—by getting action on this
business direct from the factory to
consumer, thus saving the middle­
men’s profits as well as increasing
the earning thereby to those that pro­
duce the article, this, it scctns to. me
could be accomplished by a judicious
advertising campaign for Tillamook
cheese. Get your pencil to work and
see wha. this would mean to . I illa-
tnook County in a very short time.
Rollic W. Watson.
Announcement.
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Mrs. Harley J. Curl has started a
vocal class at the home of Mrs. E.
Bales.
Mrs. Curl is a graduate of Professor
Carson, of Portland.
Anv one desiring further particulars
may call at the home of Mrs. Emmett
Bales on Saturdays.
I
Chester White Szvine
I have some nice PIGS for SALE. Both Male
and Female.
A few facts why you should own a Chester
White sow or male in your herd.
FIRST—They are the largest framed hog at six
to eight months.
SECOND— They are matured at the age of
eighteen months.
THIRD—A Chester White makes a nice smooth
white Hog after it is dressed.
FOURTH—You are doing your nation a great
service. I*have the largest herd of pure breed hogs
in the county to select from.
Registration papers furnished with each and every Hog
JOE DONALDSON,
R. F. D. NO. 1.
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
THE LOUVRE
Is now in New Quarters
next to Clough’s Drug Store
First Class
Restaurant
Chas. Vogler will make a
specialty of serving the best
meals in the city
Watch out!—oh, watch out
for the bargain prices
Every man knows that you can’t get more
than a quart of milk out of a quart measure,
then why try to get 150 or 200 cents worth of
value out of a dollar when it only holds a
hundred—‘"'it can’t be done.”
Remember that when you’re out to buy
new fall clothes—‘‘it can’t be done.”
120 elotto* at 115 and $25 cloths at $20 may
look mighty good in print—but oh my! what
a difference when you get to see them.
Of course your money is at your command—
you may direct wherever you wish but
when the buying of a new fall suit or overcoat
comes into your mind try and get your
money's worth and buy our
New Fall Clothcraft, all wool
Suits and Overcoats
Certain Cure for Croup.
Mrs. Rose Middleton, of Greenville,
111., has had experience in the treat­
ment of this disease. She says, “When
my children were small my son had
croup
frequently.
Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy always broke up these —that aure every bit of your money's worth—
attacks immediately, and I was never
without it in the house. I have taken
it myself for coughs and colds with
good results."
results.' For Sale by Lamar s
Drug Store.
£12.50 to $30.00
A SAFE TEST.
For those
_____ who
___ are
— in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles and back­
ache, it is a good plan to try Doan’s
Kidney Pills. They are strongly re­
commended by McMinnville people.
Arthur Branson, 339 B Street., No.
McMinnville. Ore., says: "About six
or eight years ago, I had rheumatic
pains in my back and legs so bad that
I wasn't able to do my work. At
times, it was all I could do to get
around. Sharp, shooting pains caught
me in the small of my back and for a
minute I could hardly move. When I
got down to do anything it was al! I
could do to straighten up as my back
felt so weak and stiff. After I had
taken six or eight boxes of Doan’s
Kidney Pills I was cured. Since then
1 haven’t had any rheumatic pains
and my kidneys have been as strong
as ever.”
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Branson had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props., Buffalo. N. Y.
University All Wool
Mackinaws at
Foot SCHULZS SHOES,
$4 to $7.50
$9.00
—for the hunter, sportsman,
automoblist and all out­
doors- here exclusively.
Beat Ever Guaranteed
BOY’S SUITS,
$5.00 to $10.00
MORRIS SCHNAL.
Popular Price Clothier,
The Clothcraft Store, Tillamook.
DR. ELMER ALLEN,
DR. GEORGE J. PETERSON
Dentists.
National Building.
Oregon.
Tillamook,
the <
mucl
will
advai
find
as y<
siona
will i
Table
tablet
strenj
They
of the
Drug