TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. FEBRUARY 7, 1918.
WITH THE EDITORS
MM.
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c- under an assumed name” and wished
an instant report, by telephone, from
the adjutant general's office. A re
quest of this character would be am
using if it were not that unceasing in
creases of telephone service at the
war department have failed to keep
pace with the growth of calls. Urgent
inquiries about men in actual peril
and business matters of supreme im
portance to the government are de-
iayed by the thoughtless of importun
ate
individuals
whose
questions
should be committed to the mails,
.ongressional probes of government
'lays might include the loss of time
in the departments caused by un
necessary telephone calls from the
private secretaries of congressmen.
shift?
Oh, I know what you meant—what
you say may be true—
But the test of your manhood is,
"What did you do?
Did you reach out a hand? Did you
show him the road?
Or did you just let him go by with
his load?
—Frank Butler in Pinehurst Outlook.
lan in any town should
per published in his
without his name and
mentioned somewhere
ay s an exchange. This
in
O - —
to all ki nds of business—gen-
With the issue of $5 baby bunds
ores, dry goods, groceries, fur
everybody can start in to saving 1 -r nitore dealers, manufacturenng estab-
Uncle bam without having to won) listi me
de dealers, mech-
over his bank account. These bear an anics, professional raen, and in fact
Had His Number O.K.
interest rale of 4% per cent and give
>»es of busings» men. This does
a chance to the humblest of us t-j in »01 mean ti.at you should have a
A drafted man put in a claim for
vest in some really profitable patriot w hole or a half or even a quarter page
exemption on account of being the
ism.—Itemizer
ad in every issue of the paper, but
head of a family dependent on him
your name and business should oe
for support. He was ordered to bring
Some people boast over having mentioned 11 , ou do not use more
a letter from his wife showing the
bought two $50 Liberty bonds ainu than a two line space. A stranger pick
facts. This is what she wrote:
swell up with a patriotic, pride, But ing up a newspaper should be able to
’’Dear United States Army: My
To His Hunka Tin.
they don’t say a word about the tell just what business is represented
husband ast me to rite you a reek
young fellow who threw up a good in a town by looking at the business
mend that he supports his family.
salaried job, a business future, per-
The horrors ot war are unable to He can’t read so don’t tell him, just
mentioned in the paper. This is the
over
haps, and went to soldiering
best pos.ible tow n advertiser
I he quench the sense ot humor which is take him, he aint no good to me. He
there at $30 per month and ha, pur
man who does not advertise his busi so important a taetvr in the makeup aint done nothing but drink lemmen
chased a few Liberty bonds besides
ness does an injustice to himself and ot inc American and particularly tne essence and play a fiddle since I
Itemizer.
his city. He is the man who expects | American somier, ior 11 helps so much married him eight years ago, and I
the newspaper to do the most tree :owaru me tearing ot hardships and gotta to feed seven kids of hisn.
Yankee inventors are credited v.ith
anger», Inc following
poem, a ; Maybe you can get him to carry a gun
advertising for his town. The man
originating a shell that will not ri
insists on sharing the business that parody on Kipling» ' Uunga Deen,” hes good on squirrels and eatin, Take
cliocet when it hits the water and
comes to town but refuses to : !ver- and w >th due apologies to the author, him and welcome. I need his grub and
which thus acts practically as a depth
a> recently received by Mrs. Martin bed for the kids. Don’t tell him that
ti»e hi» business is not a valuab
bomb that can be dropped accurately
dition to any town. The life o any
'Ison of "somewnere in Montana.” but take him.—E. H. R. Marion Ohio.
from a long distance. 1 he submarine
it was written by one of her son’s
town depends upon the live,
has not yet been put out of commi-
awake and liberal advertising n
1 riends, who is now seeing active ser
sion by a smashing big American i- -
News Tinies.
vice at tne tront, and is rather a elev TT) OBERT H. McGRATH,
vention, but its uesfulness is being
I er take off on the much ridiculed
circumscribed by a large number 01 The Kaisei’s American Friend.
C ounsblxox - at L aw ,
" I in Lizzy.” It is entitled "Hunka
small inventions,—Oregon Register.
¡in.”
ODDFELLOWS' BUILDING,
In a recent speech before the Union
If tile kaiser knows what i- going League club in New York. former You may talk about your viotures
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
A hen you’re setting around your
on in this country, and presumably he Senator I-.lihu Root
used strong
quarters,
does, as there is no effort to cone I words:
P orti and O ffice :
But when it comes
to getting
it, he must smile grimly at th- sj - <
“T here are men walking in the
1110 W ilcox B ld .
blesses* in
taele of thousands of industries being
»tree! > of this city tonight who ought
.closed arbitrarily and million: ot
lake
a
little
tip
from
me.
to be taken out at sunrise and shot,
J-^AVID ROBINSON, M.D ,
workingmen being made idle by got
Let those heavy motors be,
They are doing work for Germany
■ ernment authority, as a ri-sul. of th<
Pin
your
faith
to
Henry
Ford
’
s
old
under false presenses and are lying
war which is wagin„ for world eon-
hunka tin.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
about it. If we are competent for our
■ quest. If he is not dcfcatlng the
liberty we will find them out and get (live her essence—and L’rau
NATIONAL BUILDING,
Americans he at least is giving them
them. Every one of us can help by (. rank her up and let her go,
.a tremendous amount of cosily troub
telling to the authorities all we know X ou back firin’ spark plug-foulin’ TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
le.—T .lephone Register.
hunka tin.
and hear.
“It is only a matter of time when 1 he paint is not so good,
T. BUI lb
So you are tired of giving, are you
we will get these spies and traitors. And no doubt you'll find the hood
Well, do you know we have not bi
XX
ill
rattle
like
a
boiler
shop
enroute
‘ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
XX e can’t be fooled or played with too
gun to give what the people of ( ana
i he cooler’s sure to boil—
long.”
Complete
Set of Abstract Boi ks in
in
this
war.
da have already given
Senator Root is not a hotbed of And perhaps she’s leaking oil,
Office.
Their giving for various causes rip
And
often
times
the
born
declines
spouting irresponsibility stuff, but one
resents over ten dollars for every
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
to
toot,
of the clearest thinkers of the coun
man, woman and child in that country
T illamook B lock ,
try. He was speaking of conditions And when the night is black
and we have not anywhere near aj
zXnd there’s business to take back
Tillamook .... Oregon
that
are
not
alone
confined
tu
New
proached it. We, who live in till*
And they hardly give you time to
Both Phones.
laud of plenty do not realize tin sui York and several centers of popula
take a smoke.
tion,
but
to
general
conditions.
feting across the seas, for if we did,
J ELAND E ERWIN
There are men in almost every town it’s mighty good to feel
those able to would not hesitate to
W hen you’re setting at the wheel
and
city
in
the
United
States
who
give and give freely every time a war
PIANO INSTRUCTION,
could not be of greater assistance to She'll be running when the bigger
activity came.—Corvallis Courier.
Diploma
from Chicago Musical
cars
are
broke.
Germany it they were transported
After all the wars are past,
College.—Beginners receive the same
bodily
to
the
German
empire
to
serve
A farmer was discussing the other
And we’er taken home at last
careful training as the most advanced
day the probable necessity of bus’iu s lh<- kaiser.
1 o our reward of which the preach
They
preach
pacifism,
industrial
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc
and professional men turning out next
er sings.
»lacking,
military
shirking
and
prate
tion.
harvest and helping the poor tanner
When these ukelele sharks
All lessons given at Studio.
whose boys have gone off to war to of the war regulations which have W ill be strumming golden harps,
been
invoked
lo
secure
the
liberty
of
County Representative for the
save his crops. 1 he expression wa-
And the aviators all have regular
Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high
.that the town men would willingly do the country.
wings;
1 hey are pandering to every senti
grade pianos, player-pianos, Victro’or
it. The farmer thought perhaps there
When the kaiser is in hell,
etc.
wouldn’t be many town men whose ment or interest that is hostile to And the furnace drawing well,
help would be experienced enough tu the purpose of the United Slates.
Paying for his million different
C. HAWK
They have been embodied by the
be valuable. The town man replh-d,
kinds of sin,
seditious
and
disloyal
attitude
of
cer-
"We will just have to do it in order
It they’re running short of coal,
that after harvest we will have a tain congressmen, for under the pro- Show me how to reach the hole,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
lection
ot
free
speech,
which
has
been
chance to get back what you have
And I’ll cast a few loads down
by
some
men,
so
shamefully
abused
Bay
City .... Oregon
saved.”—Telephone Register.
with Hunka 'Tin.
our countrymen are being urged to
Yes, Tin! Tin! Tin! You exasperating
A subscriber once received a dun withhold their support from the gov
J OWN LELAND HENDERSON
puzzle, Hunka Tin.
through the postoffice and it made ernment,
I’ve abused you and I’ve flayed you.
Mr.
Root
is
not
speaking
at
random
him mad. He went to see the editor
ATTORNEY
But the Henry Ford, who made you
about it, and the editor showed him a when he declares that these enemies You are better than a Packard, Hun
AND
will
have
to
be
dealt
with
severely.
few duns of his own—one lor paper,
ka 'fin.
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
one for groceries, one for fuel and 1 he time will come when they will
♦Blesses means wounded soldiers.
several others. “Now” said the editor, have to be dealt with summarily un
T illamook B lock ,
“i didn’t get mad when these came less they are wise enough to cease
Tillamook -
-
-
Oiegon
their
activities.
because 1 knew all that I had to do
ROOM NO. 261.
What
Did
You
Do
?
I11
the
preparatory
stages
of
the
was to ask several reliable gentlemen
like you to come and help me out, ami war, it may have been advisable to
QARL HABERLACH.
then I could settle all of them." When refrain from complicating the coun Did you give him a lift? He’s a broth
the subscriber saw how it was he re try's task with matter i.f internal dis
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
er of man
lented, paid up, and renewed for cord, but the president has been more Ami bearing about all the burdens he
patient than the people, for public
T illamook B bock
another year.—News 1 imes.
can
sentiment everywhere is rising again
Did you give hint a smile? He was Tillamook
Oregon
The people oi the State of Oregon, st those who are actively hostile to
downcast and blue
in the personification of the Slaete the purposes of the United Stales.
And the smile would have helped him
XX hen the casualty lists begin to
w EBSTER HOLMES.
Highway Commission, have awaken
battle it through.
ed to the dire necessity of completing be flashed from France, the men and Did you give your hand? He was
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
the road to Tillamook via Grand women of this country who are sacri-
slipping down hill
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING,
firing
their
sons
upon
thè
country
’
»
Ronde. They will also have survey 10
And the world, so I fancied was using
FIRST STREET.
miles on the Salmon River post road, altar, are not going to telerate such
him ill.
-
OREGON
commencing at Lewis’, through Yam enemies in their midst, And that tinte Did you give him a word? Did you TILLAMOOK,
hill, Polk and 'Tillamook counties, and is almost here.
show him the road?
There is such a thing as fair criti Or did you just let him go on
when that part is completed, it will
with QR. L. L. HOY,
give the people of Oregon a Jolless j cism and loyal criticism. That is nec
his load?
per cent grade road to Taft on the essary in many instances, but down Did you help him along? He’s a sin- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ner like you
Siletz bay. It will open up to the right disloyalty and .1 spirit that
T illamook B lock ,
Willamette Valley resources hereto would encourage the enemy by bulk But the grasp of your hand might
fore bottled lip, of this most produi ing the war plans of the government
have carried him through.
Oregon.
five territory, ot the .Salmon and or instigating disorder or disloyalty Did you bid him good cheer? Just a Tillamook,
among civilian-, who owe a duty to
Siletz Valleys,—Times
word and a smile.
rJ'< H GO Y NE.
their country, ought not to be loler- XX ere what he most needed that
— —o------
last
Persons of German birth who ar- atid, ami when our armies are at last
weary mile.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
loyal to their adopted country, but m France, the manhood ami woman Do you know what he bore in that
hood
of
this
country
are
going
to
de
who have neglected naturalization,
burden of cares
Office : O pposite C ovr i H ovsb ,
should remember that when obliged mand a di cent regard for the cause That is every man’s load and that
Tillamook
Oregon.
,to register as aliens they are paying tor which their boys are fighting.
sympathy shares?
I very citizen in the United States Did you try to find out what he need
ithe penalty of the acts «1 those who
T. BO ALS, M.D.,
while content to live in the United must stand by our Hag and our boys.
ed from you?
Etales and profit by its institutions
< >1 di<l con just leave him to battle it
have committed acts
intended to
through?
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Wasting Government Time
weaken this government’s efforts in
Do you know what it means to be
Surgeon S. P. Co.
the war, and which if univer-.il anil
losing the fight
(Thomas
F.
Logan
in
Leslie
’
s.)
(I.
O. O. F. Bldg.)
not restricted would mean Prussian
XX In n a lift just in time might set
Tillamook -
.
.
. Oregon
Relatives of Xmeric.iu soldiers are
izing this country. For that reason if
everything right?
there is resentment it should not be erger tor m-ws ot thru loved ones at Do you know what it means—just the
at their adopted country and its rep the front. The stream of inquiries has
clasp of a hand
E. REEDY, D.V M.,
resentativrs, but al misguided country reached so great a volume that four XX hen a man’s borne about all a man J
men who have forced th. government t e le phoni* lilies have been set aside in
ought to stand3
VETERINARY.
to act. We have been at war since last tin- adjutant general’s office at the Do you ask what it was—why the
April, but the government has been war department lor anywliete ques
quivering lip
Both Phones.
tolerant many believe foolishly so. tions about the welfare of the men in Xml the glisting tears down the
Tillamook |-
But German propaganda has progri s training camps or trenches. 1’he gov
pale cheek that slip?
- Oregon.
sed to an extent and destruction of ernment's consideration for the fami \\h< ic you .1 brother of his when the
property has been so general as Io lies troni which its defenders have
time come to be?
compel drastic action, amt with regis bi-cii drawn in coinmcml.ihle. I nfor- Did you offer to help him or didn’t
G. TURNER.
tration complete the authorities will tim.itely, a big percentage of this
y ou see?
be in a position to quickly learn who strain on war department efficiency is Dodn’t you know its the part of a
EYE SPECIALIST.
is for and who is against. I he law- utterly unnecessary. It might be re
brother of man
PORTLAND
— OREGON
abiding German who has adopted this lieved by the exercise of sense. A few To find what the grief is and help
Regular Monthly Visits to
w hat you can ?
country even if he has neglected to days ago an excited individual tele
formally renounce allegiance to the phoned for information about a young Did you stop when he asked to give
Tillamook and Cloverdale.
country of his birth has nothing to ster w ho had run awiy from his home.
hint a lift.
WATCH PAPER FOR DATES.
fear. Others will be quickly placed in His family felt sure he had "enlisted Or were you so busy you left him to
Discuss Questions of
Interest to People.
D« j
W. A. CHURCH
Room No. 2 Commercial Bldg.,
Tillamook.
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u
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