TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 20,
(THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. portance of keeping a complete list es in France, in a fight over the same
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
■ of Tillamook boys who have joined ground near .Toul, was wounded by a
the army and navy, which should be shell splinter in the same way and at
Subscription
$1.50 yr. kept posted in so«ne conspicuous almost the same spot, although 48
place. The churches, hose company, years separated the two occasions.
and some of the fraternal orders arc
keeping a tally on those who were af­
filiated w*ith,th<jse institutions, but it MORE TILLAMOOK BOYS TO Large Masses of Infantry Used
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LEAVE THE COUNTY.
Mohler appears to be ii* the lime­ is shore jinpbriant that the county
Makes dabbing Arrangement With
in Attempt to Break the
o ■ —
light. vve wonder who it was that should have a ServicE flag. Why not
shipped in the booze there and spirit­ honor our boys on the Fourth of Valuable Information that Regis­
Italian Line.
July with a service flag, and more es­
ed it away? Give a guess.
trants Should Know.
pecially honor the three men who
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Rome.—A battle of great violence
We feel positive that Commissioner have given their lives for their coun­
Twenty nine Tillamook boys who
Alley is going to rush the work on try’s cause?
have been drafted, will leave here «long the whole front in which large
the vVheeler-Brigton road and rush it
nasses of infantry are being used by
Safety first. That is the reason why next Tuesday, and it is requested that
41
to completion, for it is important that
as many persons as possible be at the he Austrians in an attempt to break
there
is
serious
objections
to
plac
­
Brighton be given a way out.
AMONG oar large circle of readers
depot
to
see
them
off.
They
go
to
■hrough
the
Italian
lines,
particularly
ing (timber on county roads. It is bet­
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there are a great many who are in­
Camp Lewis, and the names of those n the eastern sector of the Asiago
Maybe if the taxpayers want to ter to get down to brass tacks now who leave are: Tony Werner, Ollie Rateau. In the Brenta valley and on
terested directly or indirectly in
than
wait
until
somebody
is
injured
economize and do away with the. of­
Woods, Willard Yates, Photios I’ap- Vfonte Grappa, is described io the of-
fruit growing, dairying and other
br
killed.
When
that
takes
place
the
fice of county treasures, they could
ordopulos, Leonard Mitchell, Earl
branches of farming. All of these
refuse to vote the salary of the treas­ mill company, the taxpayers, or the Paul, Victor Hanson, David Mc­ lelal report from Italian headquarters.
naturally wish to keep in close touch with ag­
city
or
county
officials
will
have
to
The
enemy
’
s
attacks
were
met
in
urer at the budget meeting. And whly
ricultural activities throughout the state;
p4«y the damages. There is no getting Cracken, Donald Schofield, Leonard he advanced defensive area.
not ?
away
from that. So why not avoid it Rush, Kenneth McDonald, Jay Mi­
and to know about any fight which is being
Italian troops, in conjunction with
------ck ■
chaud,
Paschal
Fraser,
Peter
Henige
waged for the measures Oregon farmers
And why not? The ladies are going and remove the cause, which is liable John Nielsen, Seth Vermilyea, Jos. heir French and British allies, began
want and against all sorts of schemes that
to pick over moss in the evenings and 0 cause a charge of manslaughter to Attenberger, Abraham Bays, Oliver t counter offensive against the Austro-
are detrimental to the people and agricultural
we do not see any reason why the be returned against the mayor, city Beckwith, Jos Kuper, Lyle Edwards, Hungarian forces, which had launched
men folk should not do the same, for councilmcn, county judge, county Henry Chainphe, Elmer Baker, Hen­ m attack on the Italian mountain
4, interests of this state.
commissioners
and
members
of
the
there’s an awful lot of man power go­
ry Hanankrat, Ed. Creecy, Asa Krum- front.
We have, therefore, made a special dubbing
ing to waste on the streets of thistly mill company, for it is criminal neg­ lauf, Clyde Reynolds, Philip Frost,
The Italian and allied troops. ac-‘
ligence
to
obstruct
a
public
highway
arrangement with THE OREGON FAR­
in the evenings.
and August Shearer.
xxdlng to an announcement made by
the way the road north of town is be­
MER whereby any farmer or fruitgrower,
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he war office, were able to gain par­
who is one of our regular subscribers and who
Do not complain on account of the ing obstructed. The snap shot man
Frank
Cross
and
Delossc
Woods
Thrift Stamp Drive, for that is the does npt want to be the first victim, left on Tuesday for Vancouver, Wash, cel successes and to rectify their lines.
is not now a subscriber to THE OREGON
The statement says the Austrians,
best drive of al). It is one of the best neither do we want to see anyone else being two more Tillamook boys who
FARMER, will be entitled to receive THE
injured
or
killed,
for
we
have
a
ser
­
llsregarding their losses, continued
things that could happen. It teaches
have been drafted.
OREGON FARMER in combination with
ious
objection
to
a
jury
of
twelve
thrift amongst children and young
heir endeavors to cross the Piave
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this paper at the same rate as for this paper
itizens holding a post mortem ex­
people as well as older people. Ge
•iver,
but that the Italians are bravely
A
number
of
young
men
in
this
alone.
amination
over
our
remains
and
some
into the saving habit and buy war
of the legal lights of the city scrap­ county who are clerks in stores will tolding their positions.
saving stamps.
This offer applies to all those who renew or
More than 4600 Austrians have been
ping in court as to whether a dead have to give up their jobs and find
other
employment.
There
are
six
in
extend
their subscriptions as well as to all
made
prisoner
by
the
Italians.
British
We may be a little hard hearted, but editor is worth 25c. or $25,000. We this city, for they come under what is «nd French.
new subscribers. If you are interested di­
know
now
that
if
it
was
a
jury
com-
somehow, we have little or no patien­
known as the non-productive class.
rectly or indirectly in Oregon agriculture,
The Italian troops and their allies
ce with young men who claim con­ posed of farmers in the Wilson river This is for men who are of draft age.
do not miss this unusual opportunity, but
district
there
would
be
no
tredble;
in
«re
holding
the
enemy
strongly,
tena-
scientious objections to going to war,
Those who come under this ruling
send your order in now.
:lously resisting him in the new of-
When the tyrant like the Kaiser and compelling the mill company or the are:
city
or
county
officials
coughing
up
'ensive
and
making
repeated
counter
the German army are responsible for
Persons engaged in the serving of
THE OREGON FARMER is the one farm
die cold blooded murders and outrag­ $25,000. Safety first, however, should food or drink, or either, in public «Hacks, said Premier Orlando in a
paper which is devoting itself exclusively
have
first
consideration,
especially
es they have been perpretrated the
including hotels and social itatement to the chamber of deputies.
to the farming activities and interests of
for pedestrians, for they are crowded places,
past four years.
clubs;
Oregon.
It has a big organization gath-
off
the
road.
There
is
another
thing
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Passenger-elevator operators and
we
wish
to
call
the
city
officials
at
­
ering
the
news of importance to farmers.
The government is doing the right
attendants; and door men, footmen,
dairymen, fruitgrowers, stockraisers and
thing by raising a big army as quickly tention to. The bridge across the carriage operators and other attend­
poultrymen; and it has the backbone to at­
as possible, for in our judgment, this slough was provided with a foot way ants in clubs, hotels, stores, apart­
tack wrongful methods and combinations and
will bring the war to a close quicker for pedestrians, but the approaches ment houses, office buildings, and
bad legislation, and support honest leaders
than anything else. It will mean that on either side have never been fixed, bathhouses.
a large number of men will be draft­ and the footway has never been used,
Persons, including ushers and other
and beneficial measures. We are confident
With the American Army in France.
ed and labor will become scarce, but notwithstanding that the bridge cost attendants, engaged and occupied in
that our readers will congratulate us on our
a
large
amount
of
money.
better make one big effort to win
in connection with games, sports, —About 600 German shock troops raid­
being able to make this splendid and at­
■
o-----
than wait for several years before
and amusements, excepting actual
tractive clubbing offer.
The snap shot man will point out a performers in iigitmate concerts, op- ed the American first-line positions at
this is done. It will have to be done
the village of Xivray, in the Toul sec­
few
similarities,
and
delays
in
build
­
anyway.
eras, or theatrical performances;
tor. Some of the enemy got into Xi­
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, 1 yr|$l 50
ing roads on the south side of Ne­
Persons employed in domestic ser- vray. but were soon driven out.
halem
and
Tillamook
bays.
Some
vice;
Twelve thousand dollars of the tax-
The attack began at 3 o'clock in the
OREGON FARMER, 3 years - $3.00
Sale clerks and other clerks cni-
payer’s money have been put into a years ago a movement was started to
give the south side of Nehalem Bay
morning after an extremely violent
road between Wheeler and Brighton, a road, it being contended that the in­ ployed in stores and other mercantile
bombardment. The Germans advanced
and the road cannot be used. It is the dustries in that part of the county establishments..
$4.50
swiftly to the attack, but were met
same with the Bayoccan road. A were entitled to a road and a way out.
by
a
heavy
fire.
Those
who
pene
­
By Our Clubbing arrangement,
large amount of money was used to A bridge was built across the Nehal­
Federal authorities are getting
build a road on the south side of the em river, and a road was built to ready to institute a merciless cam­ trated Xivray were forced speedily to
both for............................ • $1.50
bay and nobody can use it because it Mohler, claimed by some people to paign to run down and punish a new withdraw and elsewhere the enemy
cannot be reached. That ought to boom Mohler, so a real estate agent form of draft slacker.
was completely repulsed in hard fight­
convince everyone that it i_
is-poor could sell lots there, and that, no
This new slacker is the draft regis­ ing lasting more than two hours.
judgment to attempt building roads in doubt was the reason why people lost trant who was granted deferred
According to prisoners, the object of
that manner.
interest in the road, and the trouble classification at the time of his regis­ the enemy was to take American pris­
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tration, but whose status since has oners. This failed, as no American is
The dry w'eather is sure to cause and delay in having the road complet­ now changed that he no longer is en­ reported missing.
ing, as I mean business. State price,
ed,
and
notwithstanding
the
fact
that
forest fires if proper precautions arc
terms, and particulars in your first
titled to exemption, yet who remains
$12,000
was
expended
to
grade
the
The
American
troops
engaged
at
not taken. This is the dryest spring
letter. H. C. Irwin, 315 Stock Ex­
road between Wheeler and Brighton, silent about this change in the hope close quarters the small German force
•this country has experienced for
change Bldg. Portland, Ore.
it will be overlooked.
that
amount
of
money
remained
idle
that
entered
Xivray.
There
was
sev
­
many years, and it behooves every­
There are estimated to be hundreds
for the road cannot be used, When
body not to set out fire. Should the an appropriation was made in the of such cases in Oregon, and thou­ ere fighting with bayonets and clubbed
0R. J. H. GRIDER,
rifles. The Germans left nine dead in
present dry weather continue from
sands of them in the United States.
now on through the summer, it is go­ budget to complete the road to give Suspicion particularly has been di­ the streets and six prisoners were
DENTIST.
ing to bring about a serious condition Brighton a way out the money was rected against a great many of the taken, two of them officers, one of
used elsewhere and a like amount had
of affairs, not only in fire rsks but in to be provided in the last budget. deferred classifications granted for whom was wounded.
I. O. O. F. BLDG.
short crops of hay and garden pro­ When the Elmore ranch was sold to industrial reasons.
ducts.
It now appears that the statutes of ARMY TO REACH 3.000,000
a real estate agent a bridge was soon
Oregon.
Tillamook
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A good many persons arc not aware after built across the Tillamook riv­ many of these men is not the same as
when they were granted deferred Crowder Explains Military Expansion
that whenever they give an entertain­ er, and when it was decided to build classification.
Yet they have failed to
Plano to Senate Committee.
ment, where admission is charged, a road on the south side of Tillamook notify their local boards and continue
Washington.—Three million Ameri­
that they must pay government bay to give Bapocean a way out, to enjoy exemption from military ser­
which
it
is
justly
entitled
to,
it
did
not
license. Dances and baseball games
cans will be under arms by next Au­
come under this heading, as well as appear to be much trouble in having vice. In some cases, also, the original gust, the senate military committee
classification was not justified.
the
road
bulit
to
the
Elmore
ranch,
all private entertainments where ad­
he
Many cases where deferred classi­ was told by Provost Marshal-General
mission is charged. The only excep­ but since then the same delays in di­ fication was granted for dependency Crowder.
verting
money
to
other
purposes
and
tions are for religious and education­
atest f
Extension of the age limits in the
also have changed in statute, but the
al causes. Strictly speaking enter­ grading part of the road which can­ registrant has not notified his local
army draft will be necessary, General
not
be
used
arc
exactly
similar
on
the
tainments given for the Red Cross
board.
Crowder said, if the present rate of
are also subject to pay a tax, but south side of Tillamook Bay as on the
With the time at hand when the
where the entire amount of money is south side of Nehalem Bay. Moral: need of man power is so urgent that draft calls is continued. He estimated
TEACHERS EXAMINATION
turned over to the Red Cross the fed­ Why keep on building roads in Tilla- every available man must either that all the men in class one would
eral authorities have allowed that to ■nook county for the benefit of real "work or fight,” and when lower be exhausted soon after next January
estate agents and allo windustries to
1.
Notice is hereby given that the
pass.
suffer for want of a road and a way classifications arc to be revised in
General Crowder said that 1,347,000 County Superintendent of Tillamook
order
to
make
more
men
available
for
For the information of our readers, out?
Class One, this form of evading mili­ of the 2,428.000 men placed in class County, Oregon, will hold the regular
wc want to say that if an accident
one already have been called to the examination of applicants for State
What Germany has Lost.
tary service will not be tolerated .
occurred, or somebody was killed on
colors. He estimated that some 400,- Certificates at the court house in Til­
o
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the road north of the city on account
000 additional men for the first class lamook City, as follows:
She has lost her high seas conimer-
The draft regulations are very plain
of piling lumber on the same, the
Commencing Wednesday, June 26,
and blunt in prescribing the penalty will be secured from the men who 1918 at 9 o’clock a.m., and continuing
mayor, as well as the city councilmen, ce.
She has, therefore, lost her foreign for failure on the part of a man grant­ registered last June 5 and that another
could be sued for damages. The same
;Sa,u[day> Junc 29, 1918, at 4
200,000 w ill be added by the reclassi-1 o’clock,
p.m.
applies to the county judge and coun­ trade. has lost her last colony, with ed deferred classification to notify his
She
local board at onee if his statutes is fication of men in the re-examination I Wednesday forenoon—U. S. His-
ty commissioners, for it will be re­
Electricity 's latest gift to
the successful conclusion of the East changed
of the questionnaires now being made. |tory, Writing (Penmanship)
membered that quite recently the
Music,
the housewife—greatest
African
campaign.
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I
Drawing.
“Every registrant shall, wijhin five
county judge and the commissioners
since the electric iron
She has lost the respect and confi­ days after the happening thereof, re­
O'Leary Captured Near Portland.
Wednesday afternoon—Physiology.
were sued for damages on account of
dence
of
most
of
the
nations.
and electric vacuum
port to his local board any fact which
a contractor, while improving a road,
Portland.
Or.
—
Charged
with
being
a
.^'"g,
Manual
Training,
Composi-
She has lost her former leadership might change or affect his classifica­
cleaner—the
piling lumber on one side, which, it
spy, an Anglophile and a rabid pro- tJ°"j.Don’fstic Sc'ence, Methods in
in
many realms.
tion,” says section 16 of the regula­ German agitator, Jeremiah O'Leary, a Ca u .’1 C°ur.se of s‘“dy for Draw-
was alleged, a person was injured
She has lost her monopoly of the tions.
I
Western Electric
while passing over it.
New York lawyer, was picked up on a
t ? r.H^S ,n/rithme‘ic- .
dye trade.
“Failure to report change of status little farm near Sara. Wash., about 27 History of Fdn«*»?O°n_^ntJ’n?etic'
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She has lost many of her patent as herein required, or making a false
P ortable
Just sit down and figure it out and
see how many sacrifices you are mak­ rights, that were once a source of report thereof, is a misdemeanor, miles north of Portland, as a fugitive Methods in Geography Mechamral
S
ewing
M achine
wealth.
punishable by one year’s imprison« from justice. Secret service men drawing, Domestic Art’, Course '
ing to win the war. There are a lot of great
She has lost her supply sources of ment.”
with the aid of farmers and local I Study for Domestic Art
people receiving bigger wages and
No
more
tiresome
many raw materials that are esential
a.'
—_
ulammai
The campaign to run down these authorities, made the arrest O’Leary I Thursday
working less hours since war com­
afternoon
—
Grammar,
treadle
pushing
- no
draft slackers will be started very is best known as the president of the I Geography, Stenography,
menced, instead of working longer to her industrial life.
— - -, America'
.....¿n
more backache—a little
She
has
lost
millions
of
her
sons.
Physics,
’
soon, and it will be a rigorous cam­ American Truth society, an organiza I Literature,
hours to increase the necessary war
Typewriting,
electric motor does the
She has lost her soul.—Exchange.
paign. Men guilty of evading military­ tion which is supposed to have been 1 Methcds in Language e, Thesis for
materials. This is a war where a
hard work.
Primary
Certificate.
service
by
failure
to
report
when
they
whole lot of sacrifices arc being made
financed by Germany to prevent the
If You Need Help, Listen.
Friday
forenoon—Orthography
should be re-classified, need look for entrance of the United States into the
by the men at the front. Well figure
A foot control gives any
(Spelling),
Physical
Geography. Eng­
no mercy.
it out, and see what sacrifices you are
war.
speed desired.
On
account
of
the
scarcity
of
labor
­
lish Literature, Chemistry, Physical
“Every patriotic registrant who has
making, and it is dollars to dough
ers,
I
will
suggest
the
following
plan
Culture.
been
granted
deferred
classification,
The
entire machine in
nuts that a large number of persons
Wilson Honored by French.
Friday afternoon- School Law,
will have to admit that they are hav­ to aid ranchers, and all who can use but whose status has changed so that
its case can be carried
Paris—President Wilson, ex-Prem Geology, Algebra, Civil Government.
ing a better time and more pleasure boys of scout age. List your work he is no longer entitled to that class­
anywhere—it’s no larger
that you have, the nature of it, what ification, will report the change im­ leg Salandra, of Italy, and Cardinal
Saturday forenoon—Geometry, Bot­
than before the war.
than a typewriter.
you are willing to pay, the time you mediately to his local board,” said Mercier, primate of Belgium, wer« any.
o
need
help
etc.,
then
let
me
know
will
Captain
John
E.
Cullison,
in
charge
Saturday
afternoon
—
General
His
­
unanimously elected to the French
Ask for a demonstra­
Another Tillamook boy has given
tion.
his life for his country, for word was and 1 will put you in touch with the of the execution of the draft law in Academy of Moral and Politlca tory, Bookkeeping.
Scouts.
Do
this
now!
—
Harry
E.
the office of the Adjutant General.
G. B. Lamb,
reached in this city that Guy Loer- Boy
Sciences.
“Those who have not the patriotism
pabel, son of George Loerpabel, had Tucker, Scoutmaster.
County Superintendent.
C9AST PO WERGO
to report voluntarily will gain noth­
been killed in action in France. A
Ssnate Refuses to Curtail Debita.
THE
In the Franco-Prussian war of 1870, ing by it. They will be found out and
few weeks ago Peter Easton, also a
I Mean Business.
Washington—The senate refused t<
Tillamook man, was killed in the first Professor George Siebert, now a citi­ not only re-classified, but will be sub­ limit its debate during the war. Aftei
FLECTRIC STORE.
German drive, and a few months be­ zen of Danville, 111., was wounded by ject to severe punishment.
Have real purchaser for beth
“If a man is in doubt as to change receiving confirmation that the preti improved and unimproved farsi.
fore that Perry Gray died at Camp a shell splinter in a battle northwest
dent
had
not
urged
its
adoption,
th«
Lewis of measels and scarlet fever. of Toul. The other day his son, an of status, he should see his local
fre the own*r and »have
senate voted down, 41 to 34. a ruli good buy, do
We have previously shown the im- artillery man with the American forc- board about it without delay.
not waste time »»wer*
to cut short senators' speeches.
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