TlLLAMcOK HEADLIGHT.ZMAY 2.
1918
HAPPY WOMEN.
Have the Republican party of Ore­ fectly justified in doing so, they do
gon become so ignomineous that it not want parties to go into their tim­
Legal Advertisements.
has to be dictaated to by Os. West, a ber and select the best spruce trees
First Insertion per line ............. $ .10 Democrat? We don't think so. West and leave the balance, leaving a fire
Harry Lauder is being serious tb se days. The
TL_ fanioua
...... Scotch comedian
Each subsequent insertion, line.
.05 has agreed to retire from the race for '.rap as a menace.
of war. Along i’h
la
subordinating
his
comedy
to
the
all-
inbraclng
demand
i U nited States Senator if Bob Stan­
.
M.
C
A..
lainder I.« miking
his
work
for
ills
Injured
Soldiers'
fund
and
the
Y.
State Senator S. B. Huston, of
field will do the same, making a
text Liberty Loan Get ral
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. 1 "walk-over" for Senator McNary. Portland, has announced that in has an eurnest atqieal to Americans to prepare for the 11
essage.
Here is what he says:
me
—•Ul!
I Stanfield has as much right to aspire withdrawn from the contest for the subscription is the theme of Lauder's
F. C. BAKER. Publisher.
word in any language. It s the thing the
Republii.
ii
nomination
for
I
nited
Liberty
is
the
dearest
uc.
d
1,
“
-
to the position as McNary, and it
It is the one big thing we must fig it
Germans are lighting to take away.
I looks decidedly
funny that West States Senator. This case was quite a
to keep.
I should want to play the roll of polit- surprise to lhe voters of Oregon, as
What have you doue to help wiu the war? What are yon do! g to
ical boss and tell Republicans what Mr. Huston was recognized as a very
formidable
candidate,
being
one
of
preserve
liberty?
I they should do. It is Republicans who
United States sing songs of
Every Sunday 500,not) Germans in 'he
The Liberty Temple should contain I shoulld decide who is to be their can- Oregon’s foremost citizens, a lawyer
i—ot the United States. Wli.it
pulling
the
trigger;
they
are
talking
of
you-
a list of iv ry person who volunteer­ I ilidate on the Republican ticket, not a of wide reputation, and his many
are you doing to do about thitti?
ed or were drafted into the service, 'Democratic political boss, and it will friends throughout the slate.
Right now our answer must be- -BUY LIBERTY BONDS! We ha.e
Mr. Huston says
among
other
with tin branch they belong to from not help McNary in lhe least now ii
given
that answer once, twice already, But we must make it again and
things
that
he
withdrew
in
order
that
Tillamook County.
is known that a Democratic like W est
again
as need is We must turn our dollars into silver ouileu Tenti
is wanting a Republican for L niteil the Republicans could unite upon a
the
way
we can become shareholders in tile Bank of Humanity Our part
The Germans call
the
United States Senator. W hat can the Dem­ man and be certain of electing him in
is to provide the wherewithal, since we can’t do what the boys out there
States Soldiers "Devil’s dogs,” and ocrats think of West for advocating November. This narrows the race
down to R. N. Stanfield, of Eastern
are doing.
the soldiers from Scotland “Women the candidacy of a Republican."
Back in France I saw battalions of young fighters inarching along and
Oregon, and C. L. McNary, of Salem.
from hell.” It must be that Germany
chanting a song any old song—right into the mouth of death They know
Ii became apparent when ex-Govcr-
realize that they are going to get hell
A good many persons, especially of
where they were going. They were fighting to save LIBERTY. Ajul they
knocked out of them.
German extraction, would not believe norOlwald West made his eleventh
are calling on you to help them, you h:r'!t here.
hour
entry
into
the
contest
for
the
------ o------
that Germany was responsible for
Our part is easy compared with theirs— but It Is OUR PART and It
We must confess that we are not an plunging The w orld into the most hor­ Democratic nomination that the old
must lie done. Put your money into liberty supports. Sign up as share­
authority on military tactics. If we rible and uncalled for war in the his­ game of stirring up strife in the Re­
holders in humanity's bank.
were we might understand why so tory of the world. They would not be­ publican ranks and thereby electing a
Democrat
would
be
played
again,
so
many soldiers are brought to the lieve it, and retorted that England
jumping off place of the northwest was the cause of the war. The inter­ Mr. Huston decided to sacrifice his
from the East and Middle West when esting article in another column, giv­ ambition an dblock this little game,
men are so badly needed in France.
ing the memoranda of the German which has been so successfully played
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ambassador to England previous to by W est in the past.
The supporters of Mr. Stanfield are
S. B. Huston's withdrawal from the the war, places the entire blame upon
Republican senatorial contest must Germany and her war lords. Germany very jubilant over this turn in affairs
have hit Oz West like a bomb-shell, not only planned the time when the as it is appaient that ,due to the close
By Herbert Quick
for it has upset the plan to split the war was to start, but expected to relationship between West and Mc-
Republi an party and elect West. Die crush France and then Russia, ex­ nary, the voters are turning to Stan­
Member Federal Farm Loan Board
Rij-ablicans are now uniting on R. N. tracting a big war indemnity and an­ field as they realize that in the East­
Stanfield and West can already see other big slice of territory. There is no ern Oregon man the Republicans have
While Gerard was our ambassador
his own political defeat.
The farms of this country could
getting away from the fact that when a candidate whose nomination instlres
in Berlin, the Kaiser said to him one
carry
the
war
to
a
victorious
con
­
election.
Germany mobolized her army, she
Before Germany started the drive pl.iyed the roll of a big robber, and to
clusion even if all the rest of the na­ day that he would stand no nonsense
to break through the English army, obtain her ends the kaiser and the
tions should quit. The rest will not from America after the war.
Another List Bond Buyers.
Do you know what that means? It
the generals made a boast that they junkers did not care a whoop how
quit; but we could win it without
had 300,000 to sacrifice to accomplish many lives would be sacrificed.
them it we had to do it. The farmers means that the Germans intend to
of the United States can whip Ger­ subjugate this country if they come
their object. They have failed and no
Nestucca Valley Bank.
out of this war victorious.
doubt sacrificed over a million men,
50.00 many. We can whip them with guns.
Ralph Williams again aspires for Huffman, Gene .............................
The German Imperial government
hence the complaint in Germany the position of Republican National Baxter, Geo......................................
50.00 We can whip them with our products. has preached the superiority of Ger*
We
can
whip
them
with
our
money.
about the great sacrifice in life. The Committeeman for Oregon. He is a Baxter, P. A...................................
50.00
Every farmer in the United States many to all the rest of the world tin-
Kaiser don't care for the lives of his
50.00
good man for the position, and if his Boatman, W. S................................
must
remember that the war has a til the German nation is drunk with
own soldiers any more than the lives
advice had been taken Hughes would Cross, H. E..................................... 100.00 first mortgage on every cent he has. I megalomania.
One of their great
of the soldiers in the allied armies as
Cross,
Frank
...............................
100.00
have been elected at the last prosi-
The last spare cent in the pockets of i writers expressed the prevailing, of-
long as he can gain his object and be­
Cross,
Ollie
A
...............................
300.00
dental election. He counseled har­
every farmer in America should be i ficial view in 1903, when he wrote:
come the military dictator of the
50.00
mony in the republican party and had Cross, Ollie F...............................
“The Teutonic race is called upon
devoted to the war.
world.
50.00
republicans in California and Wash­ Nelson, F. D.................................
The Kaiser began foreclosing his to circle the earth with its rule, to ex­
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Hester,
J.
W
.................................
50.00
ington buried their little petty differ­
mortgage on our farms when he de­ ploit the treasures of nature and of
Most of us have done more or less
50.00 clared ruthless submarine warfare. I human power, and to make the pas-
ences the same as Oregon did, there Hester, Eva M............................
pieaching and given a whole lot of
50.00 The war is our answer to his bill of ' sive faces servient elements in its
would be a Republican administration Hester, Eugene .........................
advice to women to stop waste. We
50.00 foreclosure.
today, and the big business men of Lewallen, Fred ..............................
' cultural development » • ♦ Who­
think the women have a "come back”
50.00
the country assisting in the prosecu­ Jens.n, C. C.................................
Our contribution is, first, our sons ever has the characteristics of tho
at the government about waste of
Lewallen,
C
.......................................
50.00
and brothers for the trenches; sec­ : Teutonic race is superior. All tho
tion of the war. It is true that the
money and a wilful waste of time in
100.00 ond. the last pound of food products ilark peoples are mentally inferior, b»
Democratic misleading slogan “He Lewallen, J.......... ........................
the construction of airplanes. A great
50.00 which we can grow by mobilizing our ' cause they belong to the passive
kept us out of war" influenced a large Lane, Geu. L..................................
deal of credit is due the women of the
50.00 scanty labor supply utilizing the men, races. The cultural value of a nation
number of voters, and, to our way of Lane, A. S.....................................
country in their endeavor to prevent
50.00 women and children and the towns­ [ is measured by the quantity of Ton-
thinking, gave Germany the impres­ Nicklatis Tom ...............................
waste and conserve food, but when
5°.oo people about us; and third, money | Ionium it contains "
sion that the United States was too Reusser, Fred C.........................
the government wasted millions of
50.00 for Liberty Bonds.
absorbed in money making to enter Cooper, Ray A.............................
Are you one of the darker races?
dollars, it looks to most of us that
5000
This is the crucial year of the war. Are you willing to be rated as one
the war and too cowardly to resent Johnson, J. D................................
the government at Washington should
Lane,
Ola
B
.....................................
50.00
Orrr
soldiers
are
at
the
front,
hun
­
the abuses she heaped upon the Unit­
of the "servient elements” in Ger-
show a better example and prevent
ed States. But Mr. Williams’ advice Beach, C. F................................... 200.00 dreds of thousands of them in the many's cultural development?
the wilful waste of public money.
100.00 trenches, and a million more ready to
was not taken and California and Johnson, H. M...........................
You began to be one of the "servi­
50.00 go. The whole burden of carrying on ent elements" when peaceful people
F*Over in Washington County the Washington went Democratic. We Bradford, C. S.......... '...................
50.00 our own part in the war, and of aid­ were slaughtered as they carried your
hope Mr. Williams will be renomi­ Imlah, James. ...........................
federal authorities gave the Sheriff nated, and he should be.
Sappington, Crystal .................
50.00 ing our sister nations in arms, rests produce to market. W sh it because
and two prominent business men of
Yates. W. W.................................
50.00 on the United States Treasury.
you belonged to a "passive race?"
If the treasury fails or falters or
Hillsboro a jolt when they arrested
Mattoou,
L.
C
.............................
50.00
This war is for the purpose of say­
Gus Moser, who* was president of
them for having liquor shipped into the State Senate, which office he fill­ Getchell, R. H. .........................
50.00 finds iteeif unable to respond to every ing to that insane claim, with the
the state. They owned up and were ed with credit to himself and the peo­ Lane Clyde ................................
50.00 call upon it, the war is lost. Do you roar of a hundred thousand cannon-w
each fined $250 and ten days in dur­ ple of the state, and who is again a Kellow, M. C.................................
5°.oo realize that?
“NO!”
Your son. and all the nation's sons
ance vile. That places sheriffs and candidate for governor, was in the Pearson, V. H...............................
50.00
Never since the Turks threatened
are
relying
on
the
United
States
bankers under a certain amount of city on Saturday. Mr. Moser is a W’ilson, J. D. ..............................
50.00
to overwhelm Europe was the world
suspicion. No wonder that the arrest good campaigner, and has a large Barber, Ina. C. ............................
50.00 Treasuty to furnish things with which in such danger as now. Germany
caused some gossip over in Washing­ number of friends in this county. He Barber, R. E.................................
50.00 they may fight.
Their lives are lost if the treasury must be defeated this year. Unless
ton county when the people elected a would make an excellent governor, White Henry .............................
5000
falls.
Oltr country is lost if the treas­ we win. our place in the world le
man to the office they expected him being well qualified for that position. Getchell, C. L...............................
50.00
lost, and our history as one of tho
ury
fails.
to obey and enforce the law, and hav­ Four years ago he was a candidate Hansen, N. P. ...........................
100.00
Germany wins if the treasury fails. ‘servient elements" begins. We must
ing violated the law, the judge should for governor, entering the race late, Burchard Margaret .................
50.00
Therefore every cent you can rake withhold nothing fiom the support of
have given him the maximum penalty. but in a race where there were eight Hansen, N. A........... . ..................
50.00 and scrape together belongs to the the war. We must give our sons. Wo
100.00 treasury, that our soldiers may come 1 nrnst bring forth tood in abundance.
candidates he came out second highest Meyer, F. E. ...........................
There are a good many persons who Notwithstanding that he was defeated Meyer M. E. .............................
100.00 back to us alive and victorious. This We must give into >.he treasury of tho
express the opinion that they wish he was not like so many persons who Mattoon, O. P............................... 100.00 is literally true. We can whip the United States every cent we can
Roosevelt or Taft was president. It is feel sore after being defeated, for he Ott, P. D. ....................................
100.00 Germans with our money; but not spare.
safe to say that either of these ex­ got out and worked for the successful Lane, C. M. ................................
50.00 j with the money in our pockets or
This summer the support of the war
presidents, when war was declared, candidate. That is a good precedent Price, Reuben ...........................
50.00
bank accounts It must go into the | is up to the farmers: and Uncle Sam
would have sought and qbtaintd the for every Republican office seeker to Price, Joe......... —......................
50.00 United States Treasury in subscrip­ has never called upon the farmers la
advice and assistance of experienced follow, for it pays in the end, and will Aufdeinaucr, Joe .......................
50.00 tions to Liberty Bonds.
vain!
business men, and would not have give Mr. Moser a good many votes. Kellow, Wrennic .......................
50.00
fTivts is the last of a serie» ef three artlclee by Mr. Gulak.)
I
placed persons at the heads of de­ That Moser is a formidable candi­
partments who knew not how to run date must be conceded, for on the day
“Draft 258” is,Wonderful Play.
them in a business way. As a illustra­ of elec'ion it will
surprise a good
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tion of this the airplane muddle is a many persons the big backing he will
good criterion. We believe that , if get in Multnomah county. A good We Change our Program every Night
Roosevelt had been president the Un­
Metro’s special production de lux,
ited States would have bad thousands many think that the race is between
Moser and the Governor, The friends
of airplanes in France today and be­ of Mr. Moser in Tillamook feel con­ "Draft 258”, starring Mabel Taliafer­
tween two and three million men.
fident that they are going to carry ro, which will be shown at the Gem
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the county for him, basing this upon Theatre on Tuesday, May 7, is a
It is plain as the nose on a man's lhe vote four years ago, which was as patriotic pagent of great scenes in the
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face that West's game is to bring follows: Gus Moser,
356; James history of the United States.
From
the
Battle
of
Bunker
Hill
to
about another factional fight in the Withycotnbe, 246; T. T. Gear, 122;
TILLAMOOK’S PROSPERITY
Republican pary, with the intention Grant Dimick, 106; A. M. Crawford, a lawn fete of the present day for
5
IME
and
methods tire having a good deal to do
of obtaining support from the Mc­ 100; George B. Brownell, 8b; Charles the benefit of the Red Cross, stirring
. with the increasing development of Tillamook
scenes follow each otlierr in this pic­
Nary faction after the election. Since A. Johns, 01; W illiam A. Carter 53.
ture, the logical successor to “The
Mr. H11 ton retired from the race, <»s
County. Toward the hitter, the First National Bank
Slacker”, written and direced by the
threw some bouquets at him, but Os
is contributing no '»mall amount- by its complete
Let's
see
says
the
blind
man.
When
author-director of
"The Slacker,”
need not worry, for Mr. Huston re­
and
convenient facilities of banking.
tired fr >111 the r. ce to avoid a faction­ on a trip to 1’ortalnd recently, all the W illiam Christy Cabanne. The Battle
He shall be glad to give you information 1 tifici
saw
mill
men
of
the
county
put
their
of
San
Juan
Hill
is
vividly
presented,
al fight alter the primaries. As we
accept subscription to the 3rd Liberty Loan.
»tated last week, there is only one heads together with the idea of seeing with regular cavalry men of the army
DIRECTORS:
thing for Republicans to do at the what could lie done to obtain the charging in the re-enacting of the
A. IV. Hunn, Farmer.
P. Helsel, Farmer.
primary diction, and that is to vote Whitney Co.'s tract of spruce, south­ scenes. The Battle of the Alamo, in
C. J. Edwards, Mgr. C.PowerCo. J. C. Holden, Vice Pres.
for Bob Sanfidd, and cur advice to east of this city, which is claimed to the Mexican War, is shown in repro­
H. C, Lamb, Huilding Materials. John Morgan. Farmer.
the Republicans of Tillamook county be the best body of spruce in the duction. With exactness of detail, the
W. J. Riechers. Cashier.
United
States.
The
Tillamook
mill
signing of the Declaration of Inde­
is that they turn out and vote for
Stanfield, and in doing so they will men agreed upon a price as to what pendence is pictured, with all the
show that they do not want a Demo­ they thought it was worth anil went "original signers" portrayed by play­
fl
cratic political boss to boss the Re- to the W hitney Co. to see whether it ers chosen for their likeness in the
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could be obtained and at what cos. different parts. In connection with
publican party.
Eisen to this, especially those who “Draft 258", a motion picture was
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
The Oregonian made this surprising arc imputing wrong motives to the planted for the first time on Bedloe’s
statement on Sunday: “There are two timber Qwners of this county. The Island for the purpose of taking pic­
thousand applications, mostly from tract was offered, to the Tillamook tures of the Statute of Liberty.
“Draft 258" is a pictorial review of
Proper Food For Weak Stomachs. TILLAMOOK ASTONISHED BY
women, to the Portland School Board mill inc« for one half what they
for positions as teachers and instruc­ agreed it was w orth. W hat stands in great events in American history. A
MERCHANT'S STORY.
tors There arc about thirty vacancies the way, as we understand it, is the picture all will enjoy.
The proper tood for one man will be
cost
of
building
a
logging
road
to
the
to till, l he total surplus is thus shown
all wrong for another. Everyone
A merchant relates the following:
to be about nineteen hundren and timber, for when a track is built over Best Remedy for Whooping Cough
should adopt a diet suited to his age “Fof years I could not sleep without
seventy (10701- 1 lu’-v ”,ust sel’k e,n" the meadows of some of the land in
'and occupation. Those who have turning every hour. Whatever I ate
ployment in the schools elsewhere, or this county, one can readily see that
"Last winter when my little boy had weak stomachs need to be especially
|it
would
amount
to
a
hold
up.
If
the
find other work here. Who will ex­
the whooping cough I gave him careful and should cat slowly and caused gas and sourness. Also had
plain why it is that the school jobs . government could be induced to take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy" writes masticate their food thoroughly. It is tomach catarrah. ONE SPOON-
are enormously overcrowded, while hold of the logging road and force it
Mrs. I. B. Robert^, East St. Louis, also important that they keep their 1 CL buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.,
ether occupations are suffering from as a military necessity, there would
111. “It kept his cough loose and re­ I bowels regular. When they b-co.ni • IS *” xcd in Adler-i-ka relieved me
be
no
trouble
whatever.
Every
saw
lack of help? Is it the wages? Or he
lieved him of those dreadful coughing constipated or when they feel dull n! " sTANTLY.
” Because Adler-i-ka
“.
hours? Or the congeniality of the mill in the county could obtain an
spells. It is the only cough medicine stupid after eating, they should lake tluilies the
ENTIRE
climentary
task? Here is room for the service of abundance of spruce logs. In all jus­
I keep in the house because I have Chamberlain's Tablets to strentth' n tract it relieves ANY CASE constipa­
Mme public, or semi-public, organiza­ tice to the timber owners of 1 illa-
the most confidence in it.” This rem­ the stomach and move the bowels. tion, sour stomach or gas and pre­
tion. that will divert nearly two thou­ mook County, it is wrong to accuse
edy is also good for colds and croup. I They arc easy to tak a i pL.a-ant in vents appendicitis. It has QUICK­
them
of
withholding
their
timber
for
sand women from places where they
EST action of anything we ever sold.
For sale by Lamar's Drug Store.— effect. For sale by L ..nar’s Drug J. S. Lamar, druggist.
are not wanted to places where they mcrcinary purposes. This is what they
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Adv.
object to, and we think they are per- •Paid Adv.
(Paid Adv.)
arc wanted.”
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acheil so ami for several days at a
lime I couldn't get about to (]0 niJ.
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and >iy limbs began to swill. My
head k it dull and at times 1 was so
dizzy I could hardly stand. All sorts
of spok seemed to appear before my
eves. I felt so miserable 1 didn't care
if I diilianything or not. 1 bail taken
only tyo boxes of Doan’s Kidney
I'ills wlcn I began to feel better in
every wjy. 1 used four boxes in all
and they cured me of the back-ache
i ami put »iy kidneys in a normal con-
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Mrs. Gus Griffith, of
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with various female
troubles. My life was a
misery. I was not able
to do anything ... bear­
ing down pains in my
back and limbs, ano head­
ache ... weak and nerv­
ous.
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three years since 1 took
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