Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, May 23, 1918, Image 4

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    TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT,
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. when the people treat successful busi­
ness men in that manner. Politicians
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
Subscription
$1.50 yr.
Editorial Snap Shots.
and attoraeys are not men who take
hold of big industririal enterprises,
nor do they give employment to
thousands1 of men, but when it comes
to having-Ordgon represented in the
United States Senate they are chosen
by the people.’What's the matter with
Oregon, anyway, and especially Port­
land, when successful business men
are maligned whenever they run for
that office?
THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
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Withycombe and McNary Chosen
by Big Majorities-Farmer has
Walk Over for Commissioner.
Tillamook
Tra>k . . .
Union . ..
Wheeler .
Wilson ..
MAY 23. 1918.
Report of the Condition of
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
TILLAMOOK,
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In the State of Oregon, nt the close of business on May 10th
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Total .............. 87 388 127 92 107
Coroner:
Roy N. Henkle ..............................
59
Constable ist. district—J. J. Spenc­
er.
Port of Bay City:
87
Russell Hawkins ................
73
F. C. Robison ......................
Port of Nehalem:
43
H. A. Bell ..............................
33
H. V. Alley ................ ..........
Democratic.
National Committeeman:
46
Will H. Hornibrook ..........
;o
J. W. Morrow ......................
U. S. Senaor:
21
Will R. King ......................
«4
Oswald West ......................
Governor:
47
Walter M. Pierce ..............
37
Harvey G. Starkweather
The primary election on T riday re­
sulted in a land slide for Governor
What in the name of thunder will
James W ithycombe and United States
George Washington do when he reads
Senator C. L. McNary. These were
the loafing ordinance? He w^l either
the two offices, over which a large
have to move out of the city, hit the
amount of interest centered, especial­
ties, or claim that he does the family
ly in the senatorial contest, which was
washing. W hich is it, George?
The snap shot man has no word of between McNary and Stanfield. Ore­
criticism to offer against B. L. Beals,
Os West put the Democratic party the present county treasurer, for he is gon’s war governor put all the polit­
to sleep. Instead of the Democratic a gentleman in every respect, and one ical prophets to sleep, and he canter­
party having an aggressive candidate of onr most respected citizens. But as ed away ahead of the other canditates
for United Slates Senator, West is he was not a candiditc for re-nomina­ and will have about 14,000 votes to
evidently going to lay down and al­ tion, we simply raised a debateablc spare. The small vote obtained by
low the Republican nominee to take question as to the advisability of ab­ Anderson, the “dry” candidate and
Harley who mounted the “wet" band
the office without a fight.
olishing the the office and saving of wagon, was a surprise. There was a
$1000 to the county. We are perfectly
From the look of things "bone dry” aware that whenever one starts a close race for state treasurer and Su­
and "wet” candidates were not very movement to do away with a public preme Judge, but from the looks of
popular last week, for both were hope­ office a bunch of knockers spring up things the Republican state ticket will
lessly snev/ed underr by the voters, and oppose it. The snap shot man is be made up as follows:
National Committeeman, Ralph E.
receiving the smallest votes. Politi­ going to stand by his guns and prove
Princess Theatre Program.
cians will surely
ht shy of the to the Satisfaction of the taxpayers Williams.
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U.
S.
Senator
(short
term)
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Fred
Friday—Bessie Barr.scale in 1 he
"wet” and "dry” oand wagon after I that ¡he office of county treasurer is
W. Mulkey.
Snarl”. The amazing adventures of a
what happened on Friday.
I as mutii ttSe as the fifth weel to an
U. S. Senator.—Chas. L. McNary.
brilliant young prinia donna, and the
auXoniobUc,,.and if the office is retain­
Representative in Congress.— W. C. complications that arise through the
V hat's the matter anyway, that so ed the county treasurer should be ex­
few persons went to the polls on Fri­ pected fo put in a full day’s work. Hawley.
escapades of her twin sister. A 1 hos.
Governor—James Withycombe.
day in the primary election? It is The present county treasurer is not
H. Ince production.
State Treasurer—-Thos. F. Ryan.
only a few years since woman suf­ responsible for the poor system in
Saturday—“The Two Soul Woman
Justice Supreme Court—Charles A. a Priscilla Dean special production. A
frage was granted, yet for all that, in- running different departments and
Johns.
stead of the vote being doubled, it we want to make this clear that we
drama produced by Elmer Clifton
Attorney General—Geo. M. Brown.
fell below any election ever held in ard not throwing any reflections on
from the novel “The White
Public
Instruction
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Superintendent ~
the qounty in recent years.
G. Burgess.
Mr. Beals. He has held the office for J. A. Churchill.
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Sunday—Frederick Ward in "I he
a long time with credit to himself and
of Labor—C.
H.
Commissioner
One greedy politician Ben Olcott, county, and probably is of the opinion
Heart of. Ezra Greer”. The celebrated
Gram.
got it in the netk last SvMik. When that he should give way and allow
star of stage and screen who appear­
Commissioner Public ' Service.— ed in "Hinton’s Double” “Fires of
Olcott wanted a second term for someone else to take the office, for
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Secretary of State, why,'that Was all the people of the county have shown Fratik A. Williams.
Youth”, and “Under False Colors.”
Superintendent Water Division.— It’s wor'h seeing.
right, but when Withycombe asked on more than one occasion that they
Percy
A.
Cupper.
Monday—May Miles Minter in Her
for a second term, that was all wrong. do not approve of one man holding
Joint Representative—£. J. Ed- Country’s Call. A timely patriotic
So Olcott butted in and did his best to down a county job too long. We have
play. Also a two reel Charlie ChapTin
defeat the governor and have himself plenty of powder and ammunition at wards.
County Ticket.
nominated. We fell glad that the peo­ cur finger's ends to prove that the
Comedy “Nuff Said."
Sheriff—W. L. Campbell.
Tuesday and Wednesday—J. Stuart
ple of the state swatted this dreedy treasurer’s office should be abolished
County Clerk—Erwin Harrison.
Blackton’s soul raising production
politician.
or reformed.
County Treasurer,—B. L. Beals.
“Womenhood The Glory of the Na­
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County Surveyor—W. S. Coates.
tion" featuring Alice Joyce, Harry
When wc hear any one say that the
We are accused of wanting to
County Commissioner, (short term) Monty and an all star cast including
salary of the county treasurer is not “sneak” into office by the Beals'
--H. V. Alley.
Peggy
Hyland, James Morrison,
big enough, we want to say it is mouthpiece, w hich, of course, is highly
County Commissioner—H. M. Far­ Naomi Childers, Joseph
Kilgore,
mighty big pay for so little work. amusing to the snap shot man, so we
mer.
Mary Maurice^ Walter McGrails and
There are a good many bright intelli­ are going to prove to our own satis­
others. A splendid patriotic play.
gent women in the county who would faction, however, that it is the other
Vote In Tillamook County.
Thursday—Emil Bennett in “Seek­
be glad to take the office and do the fellows who are doing the “sneak"
National Comniitteman:
ing Happiness" The story of a sor­
recording work as well for the pres­ act, and will allow the citizens of Til­
Ralph E. Williams ......................... 459 rowful little heiress and a whale-
ent salary. It isn’t a man's job, any­ lamook to judge. So here goes, and
Bruce Dennis ................................... 278 souled American boy who broke the
way, w hen men are wanted for so we will call this chapter one. It will
U. S. Senator (Short term).
fetters that bound her to unhappiness.
many other things.
be remembered that tin- previous pri­ A. H. Burton ...................
A T lios. H. Ince production. Good
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mary nominating election the late J. Fred W. Mulkey ............. ...............
music. We solicit your patronage.
The sheriff and the district attorney H. Dunstan announced himself as a
Charles J. Schnabel........................
are doing the right tiling in arresting candidate for county treasurer, and
U. S. Senator (Long term)
Road to Hoppirtess.
those who sell bitters and other dope no one else did so until a few weeks
Charles I.. McNary . ....................... 424
Be amiable, cheerful and good na-
containing aclohol in violation of the before the election, when he suddenly
R. N. Stanfield ................... -.......... 464 tured and you are much more likely
prohibition law. In one of their inves­ withdrew in favor of B. L. Beals, and
Governor:
to be happy. You will find this diffi-
tigations they found 50 empty bottles what expenses he had gone to were
J. E. Anderson .............................. 32 cult, ii not impossible, however, when
which had contained bitters behind paid by him. Was Dunstan put up for
F. C. Harley ....... .............................. 54 you are constantly troubled with con­
the home of one man, which goes to that express purpose to keep others
Gus. C. Moser .C..............
..... 88 stipation. Take Chamberlain's Tablets
prove that the stuff was sokl in large out of the field? It was the right and
Ben W. Olcott ................................. 289 and get rid. of that and it will be
quantities. It is safe to predict that in privilege for the county treasurer to
L J. Simpson ............ ................ ....
75 qjisy. These tablets- not only move
future those who are selling bitters seek a re-nomination if he wanted the
ames Withycombe .. .,................. 405 the bowels, but improve the appetite
with alcohol in il and are arrested will office and we arc inclined to think lie Ji
Representative in Congress.-.
and srengthen the digestion. For sale
have to serve time and pay a good did not, and did not intend to run for
W.'C. Hawley .......... .............. .......... 739 by I.amar’s Drug Store.—Paid Adv.
big fine as well.
the office when he left for Mexico.
State Treasurer:
But a movement was started, by the Wm. Addms „......... ............... ..........
It is our opinion that Mr. Baker is aid of the Democratic newspaper
E. D. Cusick ............................... ..
overly anxious to get into office and which is more or less under the con­
O. P. Hoff ........................... ..............
The New System, of
he is taking this slippery, and deceiv­ trol of Beals Bros., to have the name
O. M. Plummer ................... ...........
ing method of compassing his de­ of B. L. Beals written in the ballot,
MACHINE SHORTHAND
Thos. F. Ryan ............................. — .
sires.— Herald.
which was done and he obtained the Ben W. West ..................... .
The Most Wonderful Invention (or
This is a deliberate falsehood and nomination. It's all fair in love, war
Business Efficiency. in ¿0 Years
Justice Supreme Court:
the persons who wrote and published and politics, but we ask the people oi John C. Coke ........ .......... ..
225
Stenotvpy ¡»Shorthand written b? a tiny machine
it arc sneaking prevaricators of the the county to take into consideration Charles A. Johns ............................
Instead of by pen or pencil. It is superior to all other
159
systeas of Shorthanrtl. Basier to learn and as plain
truth. When pillars of the church, how the nomination in the two pri­ Percy R. Kelly .. ........................
346
as print..
who claim to be Christians, publish mary elecions were obtained and de­
Only FOUR MONTHS Required
Attorney GeneraL
such lies, it is not to be wondered at cide whether it is the snap shot man George M. Brown
Operators get b-twr salaries by reason of create*
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•liciency— $60 to $126 per Month.
the people prefer going to the movies or the other fellows who want to
Superintendent Public Instruction:
The typewriter has supplanted lho<hand, Stenotypy
on Sunday than to church. The hang on to the county sack. That is J. A. Churchill ... ........
will supplant pencil shorthand.
churches should weed out their liars. J all we need say at present along that
For full Information address
Commissioner of Labor:
POLYTECHNIC BUSINESS COLLEGE
The vote cast for county comniis-' line, but we must apologize to the Wm. A. Dalzicl
(XiKLXND. CAL.
Beals Bros, if we have butted in, for C. H. Gram ....
sioner was decidedly in favor of H. wc did know that they had enherited John H. Holston
M. Farmer. .All of the candidates had the office of county treasurer to be John C. N’ic^um
a vague impression that Farmer was farmed out.
Commissioner Public Service:
he
the most popular man with the peo­
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Frank J. Miller ......7........ ~......
ple and would receive the nomination.
There is no one who wants the of- Fred A. Williams ...........................
atest
Wc wish all campaigns could be run •ice of county treasurer in Tillamook
Superintendent Water Division:
in the same manner, for we have not county and that leads the Editor of H. E. Abcy ............... .
heard one unkind remark spoken the Tillamook Headlight to "take a Percy A. Cupper...........
against either of the aspirants, and shot at that office." He wants the of­ J. B. Schaeffer . .............
there are no sore spots to heal up. fice abolished. Baker says he is not
Joint Representative:
Republicans nominated Mr. Farniei anxious to hold public office and C. J. Edwards ................
in a clean, fair and gentlemanly fight, agrees that, if the people of Tilla­
Sheriff
and he is now the nominee of the mook county will nominate and elect W. L. Campbell ............
party and should receive the con­ him to the office, he will prepare a
County Clerk:
gratulations and support of the four bill to abolish the office and go down
Erwin Harrison ........
defeated aspirants at the general elec­ to Salem this winter and have it intro­
Coumy Treasurer;
duced and leg for it to bead he band. B. L. Beals .....................
tion.
W ouldn’t it be better to divorce the
County Surveyor;
Bro. Trombley did a \\ est stunt county tax
collecting
from the W. S. Coates ...................
.last week. The Herald is a Democratic sheriff's office and put it into the
County Commissioner (two years)
'organ, controlled, it would seem by treasurer's office, where it belongs, H. V. Alley ......................
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the Beals’. Instead of boosting for and then make the latter an office
Electricity’s latest gift to
County Commissioner u years):
some member of his own party for worth while. And while you are in the
the housewife greatest
be
(county treasurer, he boosted for B. L. divorcing business, just divjrcc the
since the electric iron
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i Beals, the present republican county county judge from board of county
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and electric vacuum
g
'treasurer, who is in Mexico and is not commissioner-, electing three county
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cleaner the
CQ
itn aspirant for the office. Surely commissioners—one from each of the
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good Democrats in three districts—and leave the county
¿there arc • some
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’the county who should have been judge to attend to the probate matters
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■boosted by the Democratic newspa- alone.—Newberg Enterprise.
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For the information of the Enter- Bay ..................... ......... 8¡ 27I 2| 2 3
ipcr for the officc in prevcretice to a
S ewing M achine
• Republican, But it goes to prove that prise we may say that one Oregon Bayocean.........
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ilhe 1 Beals'
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are the
Republicans who legislature did pass a law lor the Beaver ...............
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No
more
tiresome
lire pulling the leg of the Democratic county treasurer to collect taxes and Blaine ................. .... H 5l
51 2 4
treadle pushing
no
1 newspaper, and the tail that wags the the next legislature knocked it out. Carnahan.......... ......... «I >9t
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1 Democratic mule in 1 illaniook cotin- As to electing three county commis­ Cloverdale .... .... ai| 171
more
backache
a
little
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i y. This is how the Democratic party sioners, and allow the county judge to Fairview ........... ......... Oj llj 1¿| 4 7
electric motor does the
11 this county is being prostituted, attend to probate matters, that, in Foley ........ ..
hard work.
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timl it is enough to make every demo­ most counties, would mean another Garibaldi ........
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A foot control gives any
crat pick up his’ears when he sees chair warmer with very little to do, Goodspeed .. ..
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¡inch flippity flopping and their party but drawing a nice fat salary. Why
speed desired.
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Hays.................
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not have circuit judges attend to pro­ Hebo.................
Ivctrayeil.
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The entire machine in
bate business, which would not in­ Hoquarton ....
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its case can be carried
I The people of Oregon have again crease the number of office holders? Kilchis ............
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anywhere—it’s no larger
'. leiiionstrated the fact that they pre- Hut we don't run our county affairs Little Xe; tueca
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than a typewriter.
r politicians or attorneys to repre- like we do our business affairs, and ;f Long Prairie .... ... 0| 3|
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.ent them in the national legislature, we did so all county officers would Maple Leaf.......... ... o| 17l
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Ask for a demonstra­
nd that whenever a person, who is be under one management, and local Nehalem ..............
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tion.
onnected with the business life and banks would be custodian of county
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ettvities of the stale seek to become money, doing away with the office of Netarts ................. ... l 3 I 1 0.
COAST POWE R CO
The department Rockaway ............. • •• 5! 5 3 0 11
nited States Senator, they arc not county treasurer.
ily defeated at the pells, but are sub- system needs changing, for it often South Prairie .... ... 0, 16 2 0 2
THE
■t to scurrilous and abusive attacks happens that for a few weeks one of­ Stillwell ................. ... 2' 14 2 0
ELECTRIC STORE.
some of the Portland newspapers. fice is crowded with work and anoth­ Sunni mead ........ ... 2 0 2 2 2'
t 28 1 3 0
na docs not speak well for the in- er office with little or nothing to do. Sandlakj............... ..
tai development of the state,
RESOURCES.
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Loans and discounts ........................................................ •.............. .............
Overdrafts, unsecured ..........................................
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C S Bonds deposited to secure circulation (par value
$25,000.00
IT S. Bonds and certificates of indebtedness ow ned and
unpledged..................................................................................... $ 5,000.00
Total .............................. . ........................ :.................. ................
3c.ooo,oo
Liberty l oan Bonds, JO per cent anil 4 per cent,
unpledged ............................................ ,.....................
$6,362.00
Liberty Loan Bonds, 3'. per cent and 4 per cent, pledged
to secure State or other deposits or bills payable ........ $15,000.00
Bond's other than U. S. bonds pledged to secure postal
2I>3<»2.00
Savings deposits
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,'T ' ' 7................. $3.000.00
Bonds and securities pledged as collateral tor State or other
deposits (postal excluded) or bills payable ........................ $5.000.00
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including stocks)
owned unpledged............................. ¿■■’I t ' c ........................
$53. ‘ I74-4t
•• $53.
74-tt
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than L. S. ........................................
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 percent of subscription) ........
Furniture and fixtures........................... U’ ’............................................ -
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank......................................... ..
Cash in vault and net amounts due from national banks ................ ..
Net amount due from banks, bankers and trust companies.............
Checks on other banks ill same city as reporting bank .....................
Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting
bank and other cash items .. ............ ..........................................................
Redemption fund with U. S. Tres. and due from U. S Ires.............
War Savings Certificates anil Thrift Stamps actually owned ........
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Total
6|4744I
900.00
7.59716
34,640.99
>2,952.60
5,988.02
26924
3.5I3.93
■,250.00
48045
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in....................................................................................... $ 25,000.00
Surplus fund ..................................................................................... :..............
10,000.00
Undivided profits.......... ...................................... ••....................... $9.977-41
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid ................... $4,819.99
5.157-42
Circulating notes outstanding ................................................... .........
-5.ooo.oo
Demand Deposits
Individual deposit subject to check ........................................................... 336t36l.<)6
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days (other than
■ 2,842.22
money borrowed) .........................................................................................
60.00
Certified Checks................................................................................................
■7,967.75
Cashier's checks outstanding ...................................................... ................
State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge
of assets of this bank ................................... .......................
Total demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject
to reserve ................................
$382,231.93
Time deposits subject to reserve.
3*>, 74581
Certificates of deposits (other than for money borrowed) ..............
■ ,05526
Postal Savings deposits .................................................................................
Other time deposits, .........
s............................................................. 124,150.25
Total of time deposits subject to reserve............................ $161,951.32
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. ... $609,340.67
Total ....
Stale of Oregon, County of Tillamook, ss:
I, W. J. Riechcrs, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that'the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief,
W. J. Riechcrs, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2ist day of May, 1918.
If this flag if good
enough to live
under, it is good
enough to fight for
LEARN STEN0TYPY
you saw “Womanhood, the Glory of the Na­
tion,'' von would appreciate the perilous sit­
uation this country is in. Y’ou would see how
and WHY our shores COULD be invaded, with
Belgium’s fate as a result. NEVER was there a
picture more timely, more stirring in its appeal,
more powerful in its message. It is a DUTY to see
WOMANHOOD
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