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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 23. 1910. #HAT THE EDITORS SAY have already been r dll yrlvs have reached ctic n, anil thousands y i 11 soon follow, 1OU ii t of Long Expcri- T L lit nd engineers have Treatment oi Spies Too Lenient. r aeroplane faetui- mg i th . clion w as attained, The carreer of W ilhclm von Linder, has crowned An Ort a confessed German spy, emphasises LCtUl >rks have been repealing the fallacy of lenient treatment for n proi iduction basis, h crewith. such fools of the kaiser’s government. !> of t these efficient IK The pc \ on Linder, who has been ordered to France. ordain as interned at Fort Douglas, Utah, for <>8bo. Speeding Up Aeroplane Pro Sec. 1. Every person residing with the duration of the war, confessed duction; 1 hesc cylinders of our per that after serving in the German fect aeroplane engine are the product in the corporate limits of lillamook 1 army he came to the United Slates of the best engineers and scientists City, owning or having in his possess . and met Captain von Ehlsruhe, naval in this country, and now that perfec ion in said city any dog or slut, shall attache of the German ambassy at tion has finally been attained, the en hereafter pay annually to the city W ashington, ill ¡914. From then until gine factories have been placed on a treasurer, the sum of four dollars for each dog and four dollars for each shortly before his arrest as a deserter quantity-production basis. Huge j from the American army at Lcrcdo, amounts will be turned out to supply slut so owned or possessed by him. Texas, in March ¡917, he worked un our ever-increasing air fleet in I-rance Upon presentation of the Treasurer's der the direction of Captain von Ehls- with motive power until victory is receipt showing the payment of said for the purpose named, the City Re | rulie, spreading German propaganda ours. corder shall issue to sucit person a There is a wide-spread movement in German communities, and his ac 6861. Building Airplane Bodies: were reported to Berlin These carriages are models of effi license to keep such dog or slut for a '•> mobolize town men of fa rm exper- tivities . nee for a few days at a tiuie, or for through Captain BoyEd, German mii- ciency and are built along the models period of not more than one year and terminating on the first day of May rtain days of the week, during the itary attache at Washington. furnished by the best engineers of In 191b he was arrested at Norfolk this country. They are tiowr being next ensuing, and such person upon periods of labor strain, in planting, cultivating or harvesting. T hat was for violation of our neutrality laws, manufactured by the thousands and procuring such license shall put upon one successfully last year in many but according to his confession was rushed to France to become a part of the neck of each dog or slut so lieens- ed, a collar with a tag, such tag to be i the grain regions, and in some released in three months on promise our ever increasing air fleet. furnished him by the Recorder and places the stores were closed for two to become an American citizen and On learning that these pictures and >r three days at a time and every- was then ordered to 9ugusta, Ga., to captions had been released for publi to be numbered to correspond with ody joined in saving the crops. This enlist in the American army. As a cation Mr. Wadsworth called the at the license. The license shall give the is not the best farm labor; the town member of company B, First Georgia tention of the director of the division name of the owner of the dog or slut .¡ten are not “hard” but they can at infantry, he obtained information for of pictures to “the grossly misleading and a brief description of the dog or ¡east work a few days, and in the ag the German embassy at Washington. statements,” and that official “admit slut licensed to be kept. Present li gregate they can furnish the neces- After five months he was ordered to ted the information was misleading” censes to be good until expiration of -ary man power for emergencies.— desert and report for duty at Juarez, and said the captions "applied only to time for which issued. Sec. 2. Any person who shall own Mexico, where he was to gather mili training planes.” The military com telephone Register. tary information for the German gov mittee then “corroborated the well- or have in his or her possession in Tillamook City, any unlicensed dog A smartly dressed woman in a ernment. known fact that no training planes This confessed spy was treated too had been sent to Franc:,” and sent or slut, or shall neglect to place and street car in Portland last week who remarked to a companion that she indulgently from the beginning. In for the director. He "admitted before keep upon the neck thereof, a collar hoped this war would continue, as the first instance his place was in jail, the committee in open session” that and tag as required by Section I of her husband had made more money not in the army, and he should be in his statement was “misleading and this ordinance, shall, upon conviction out of it than he ever made before, jail now under severe sentence or un flamboyunt,” but laid part of the thereof, be punished by a fine of not received a stinging rebuke from an der the sod instead of in an interment blame on a subordinate, who "could less than $3.00 nor more than $10.00, for each and every offense. aged man who overheard the wish, camp. In all probability he continued give ao satisfactory exjlanation Sec. 3. No dog or slut shall be or lhis aged patriot arose and stood be- to serve as a German spy after the whatever” as to where he got the in fore the woman, and in. a voice war declaration, and if the govern formation contained in the captions. run at large within the corporate choked with emotion said: “ I have ment had evidence of that fact he The director promised to stop publi limits of Tillamook City. three sons fighting in France and should have been shot.—Spokesman cation, but two days later “these Sec. 4. The Marshal is hereby au your remark is an insult to my feel Review. falsehoods” were published in the Of thorized, empowered and directed to ings and to every true American,” ficial Bulletin. catch, take and impound every dog or Incompetence or Graft. and being unable to control himself Senator Thomas characterized the slut found or known to be running at longer slapped her face with both captions a: "absolute and unmitigated large within T illamook City, and he As might well be expected the good falsehoods” and said the information shall have tile right to pursue any hands. Every one in the car applaud ed and the women did not wait for citizens of this country who arc giv for them was furnished by Colonel such dog or slut upon the premise s ing their sons to the service, are won Deeds, a member of the Aircraft of the owner or elsewhere. Each dog her street to get off.—Sheridan Sun. dering whether incompetence or graft Board whom Gutzon Borglum accus or slut caught and taken by him shall We have wondered what in the shall be shown as the cause of delay es of having said that mure than 1200 be forthwith conveyed to the dog world had gotten into the usually fair in aircraft production. Months ago American planes were flying in pound and there safely kept for a Portland Telegram that it should men proclaimed loudly that airplanes France when in fact there were period of 48 hours from the time of • make such abusive, lying attacks on would win the war. Large appropria than twenty. The caption: were v its capture, unless sooner released as Robert N. Stanfield, says the Corval tions were made by congress and the ten by Maurice Strunsky, who ! herein provided. All dogs remaining lis Gazette. The Independent Monitor work of spruce production wac begun. according to Mr. Thomas, that in the pound for a period of 48 hours explains it. The attack's were written Now Congress is trying to find out drew partly from his imagination after the time of their capture shall be J>y McNary’s Secretary who is the who or what is to blame for the lack partly from his construction of forthwith killed and disposed of by Telegram’s star political repoitcr. of flying machines at the front in announcement upon February 21, the Marshal. Any person shall have France. McNary took him from Salem where conclusions of which he the right to capture and deliver to the It is likely that every American as facts.” he was covering the political dope Marshal any dog or slut found run for the Telegram, made him his sec feels disappointed over our Govern Senator Kirby rose to the defense ning at large or trespassing upon any retary and took him to Washington. ment's failure to turn the tide of war, of Mr. Creel, saying "it 1 was testified grounds, public or private, within He evidently likes the Washington as not only America but all the world that we had sent a great t number of Tillamook City. The Marshal shall life and in his desperate effort to stay hoped, with fleets of invincible air planes abroad,” but Senator Hitch- receive any such dog or slut and dis there is resorting to any means honest fighters. But it incredible that the cock whittled the plans down to pose of the same in the same manner or dishonest, to stay there.—Umpqua business men that abandoned their engines and the "great number" down as he is hereby required to do with own big affairs and went to Washing to twenty—ten to Frence, six to any such animal captured by him. \ alley News. ton to help out on this problem could Great Britian and four to Italy, but Any person whose dog or slut has The “Angtlus Movement” which be, under the circumstances so un none to the American army. He plac- been impounded may have the same ha-, been originated at a meeting of speakable as to have gone there for ed this statement in contrast with I released by exhibiting and surrender- the Rotary Club, of Billings, Mont., mere loot. It is unthinkable that these that of the Offical Bulletin: ing to the Marshal a receipt from the and having for its purpose the devot keen, successful business men could "Though hundreds of aircraft have I City Treasurer, showing that the sum ing of five minutes each day to med have been so stupidly blind as to let been shipped, our factories have of Two Dollars has been __ paid into itation < n victory for America and some Toni, Dick or Harry of a thief reached quantity production, and the City Treasury on account of said plunge his arm up to the elbow in the thousands upon thousr.us will follow.” ” | dog, and ................... in addition thereto j exhibit I er allies • 1 the great war, is likely to ' Mr. Creel boasts that the commit- ing to ’ said officer a license issued by be adopted by other cities. One would aircraft moneys. It is beyond belief expect such a movement to be origi that military officers of high charac tec which circulates these falsehoods the City Recorder and then iu force, nated by the pastors o.' a city rather ter and proved integrity could them is "a world organization.” The more , for the keeping of said dog or slut, than by a Rotary Club. To tlx- signals selves have been gulty of such crimes pernicious are the misstatements with and demanding the return of said dog f whistles and bells, industry halts or could have compromised the guilt which it deceives the American peo or siut, and signing a receipt for sail! ple and deludes the allies with false animal in a book for that purpose to and those in their homes, hearing the of others. It is not .unbelievable, it is entirely hopes of help which cannot come, as be kept by the Marshal. Angclur, join in the ceremony. The Angelus Movement grew out of the prob.'.ble, that in this new aircraft regards aircraft, until a radical change Sec. 5. The Marshal shall receive a sentiment that fini! expression in work, as in so many other war fields has been made in the organization fee of $J.oo for each dog or slut im Millet’s famous painting. "The Ange where the American people were in charged with production.—Oregonian pounded by him under the privisions lus" where two French peasants have experienced and ignorant, the best of I of this ordinance; lie shall make a re »’opped their work in the field for a them like the worst of them blunder- | Making It Warm for “Loafers.” port each month of all animals taken moment's meditation as they heard cd and wasted and failed. by him under the authority of this In such a situation, shocking as it is the echoing church bells of their vil There are different ways of bring ordinance and shall in such report to this country, fatal as it might have lage.—News Reporter. been to the allied armies battling ing the necessary pressure to bear on show the disposition made of such ■ o the man who, convinced that the animals by him. \\ hat particular advantage Ger against the Germans, there would be world owes him a living, has declared Sec. 6. The present ordinance re many can expect to gain by forcing no need of grand juries, district at an embargo on the primal curse of lating to this matter, being Ordinance Holland into the war is hard Io con torneys or criminal courts. There labor. Sonic states and some towns No. 275, and all other ordin ordinances in jecture. Should the little Dutch king might well be searching investigation attack the idle ones with all the beau ¡conflict herewith are hereby repealed. and merciless exposure of the facts dom side with Germany she would tiful and imposing mechanism of the J Sec. 7. The present ordinane :es re- spccdly have her colonies taken from by a congress committee. .And yet law, and pass statutes which formally her by the allies and lay her own sea that thing itself would not achieve I lating to this matter are unsatisfac- declare idleness te be a misdemeanor. ports open to bombardment and inva what the crisis demands. ¡tory; dogs arc running al large „2 and We need action which will give us Other places, with strict wartime tresspassing, causing damage sion by the allied navies, which alone, and economy, use old laws for the new without the assistance of the army, airplanes that will fly faster and fight ¡tending to cause breaches of the could speedly conquer the little coun better than the enemy’s. We need ac purpose. Still other communities go in I peace, so that an emergency exists for Spartan simplicity and make it try. Germany would then be forced to tion that will give us for sure service known I necessitating that the ordinai nee go bluntly that while a man may I into immediate effect, withdraw troops from the Western more airplanes, many more, than the so the Council have a constitutional right to loaf, he front to prevent invasion of her own enemy can make and employ.—Opto- I , declares the immediate going into cf- he had nut better try country across the Dutch boarder. mist. >f necessary for the pre right. servation of llu public peace, health This little condition would also obtain One such place is Douglas, W yoj ’■land safety and this ordinance shall be in case Holland should decide to op Committee on Mismanagement At Douglas the eye of the wayfarer . pose Germany and with her army of r in full force and effect immediately is caught by two printed _ . _____ placards. 500,000 joint allies. Which ever way One of the most reprehensible fea the first bearing as a prominent cap 1 upon its approval by the Mayor. Holland decides in the present crisis tures of the aircraft fiasco is the de tion "Fair Warning" sets forth the 1 Approved May 17, 1918. would prove of decided military dis ception by which the people were led R T. Boals, Mayor, principle that "all vagrants, slackers advantage to Germany.—Iteinizcr. to believe that airplanes had already or bums must enlist, work or travel.” begun to fly from the factories in The second gives the name cf a citi T lie occasional weak-nced individual thousands before summer was far ad zen who will supply jobs to such as TOWERS FISH BRAND who grasps at straws and perks up vanced. Misinformation has been dis desire them. "Loafers Mill Not Be every time Germany sends out a feel tributed far and wide at Government Tolerated” is the ultimatum of the er lor peace forgets that such a peace expense and under the authority of Wyoming town. Back of all the dif could only be based on agreements the government by George Creel, ferent devices for putting the lazy Practical a« a and treaties between the warring chairman of the Committee on Public man to work there lies that same dic powers. This being so, just how bind Information, who was appointed by plow, and just tum: "Loafers will not be tolerated.” ing would such a peace be on a nation the President, to spread correct in as necessary This is a busy year. There is so which has broken every treaty that formation about America's part in the much work to be done that no one Make every stood in the way of military opera war, and he continued to circulate has yet decided just how he will get rainy day tions and whose doctrine promulgat false statements after he had been enough hands to do it. And before the ed by statesmen and educators is that warned of their inaccuracy by sen count. year is over the conscientious objec the state is supreme and apparent ators. tor to all forms of toil will have to cruelties and treashery against "lesser Waterproofs Alter a military committee had be find an extremely secluded spot if he people” is in the end for these peo gun to extract the facts from unwil- Absoluto intends to continue his laborless cxis- 1 ples’ own good, for it will bring them ling witnesses. Senator VVadsworth : fence.—Spokesman Review. are Markod influencc? read to th: Senate from the . fficial under benign German thus — Truly a nice doctrine,, but anyone Bulletin, published by Mr. Creel's The fact that all their predictions who desires can read it for himself, committee, the following captions of about the end of the war have failed But in the meantime there can be no photographs offered for publication: - - docs not deter seers and seeresses there arc responsible Ger- peace until 'ÜNWtN® A.J TOUTR CO. BOSTON 6858. Aeroplane Bodies ready for from continuing to name dates on mans upon whom agreements will be shipment "Over Them” These acro- which it will come to an end. The lat- is not the n ikes him man of REFLEX SLICKER United States Tires are Good Tires Real Meaning Tire-buying Economy Chain Tread Your car must than ever before. greater service this year It speeds up your work—increases your working power. The highest car economy lies in utmost service. 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