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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 20, 1919.
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Scraps of Paper.
I their industries as the Democratic
politicians are for refusing to do the
same thing in behalf of the people of
the United States?
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The carpets in President Wilson’s
quarters as Versailles are reported
, by the Creeled cablegrams to be an
inch thick, while the mud in the mil­
itary hog-wallow provided for the
’’fellow crusaders" who are quarter­
ed at Brest is reported by returning
soldiers to be twenty times that deep
But this war was won with words
that cut deeper than swords, we are
told.
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W ildL L11C LfUlUvlu
cleaned and every car load is gone.
Douglas county has 3000 acres of
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prunes In full bearing, 1000 non-
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A census of the scale of pay of one : bearing and the total yield for the
Waste of public money during the
Seattle shipyard showed 800 men re- ¡season was 8,630.000 pounds. Marion
war may be treated simply as ineffi­
ceiving daily wages of $10, and yet county has 5000 acres i in bearing,
ciency; waste since the war ended
2083 non-bearing and 12.000,000
the men receiving this wage struck:
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should be treated as criminality.
because of dissatisfaction with a -------
gov­ yi*»ld. Clark County’s yield on 5000
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ernment wage award.—Independent. ¡acres was 14,000,000. The order of
Men’s dress for the coming year,
counties in their prune yield is as
according to a national tailor’s con­
Marion, Douglas,
The Graphic has felt all along that ! follows: Clark.
vention is gaing to be ’inspirational.’
when President Wilson brought pres­ I Polk, Yamhill, Lane, Washington,
The rule of rhetoric has ever reach­
sure to bear on the railroad officials ' Linn and Benton. The remainder of
ed the realm of haberdashery.
and
virtually compelled them t-3 the counties combined have u total
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yield to the demands of the threaten­ of only 750 acres in bearing.—Ump­
Lenine is trying ' to
assassinate
ing strikers, two years ago, he was qua Valley News.
Trotzky and Trotzky Lenine. The
laying the foundation for future
two worthies evidently do not want
Perhaps the reason Secretary Bak­ trouble, and the unreasonable de­
to be consumed in the flames they
New Savings Stamp.
er turned loose 113 "conscientious mands noW being made by the strik­
have started without doing some-
objectors" at Laven worth with from ers at Seattle serve to confirm our
thing for which humanity will think
Something new in the line of war
3400 to >600 each of Uncle Sant’s conviction.—Newberg Graphic.
of them gratefully.
savings stamps now is offered by the
money while half of the conscripted
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government— a stamp of $100 de­
men who did their duty by the gov-
The state senate has voted to re-
It was the dream of our American
nomination that may be purchased
eminent
were
still
in
the
retained
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submit
to
the
voters
of
Oregon
the
forefathers that we might, by the
service, was that he wanted a few .matter of capital punishment for during the present month for $82.60,
simple force of example, ultimately
fellows about who could stilb truth­ murder aid treason. The new meas­ this price to be increased twenty
Americanize Europe. It seems to be
fully repeat the Democratic slogan of ure embodies the provision of leaving cents with each succeeding month.
the dream of some of our modern
I Five years hence these stamps will be
1916: "He kept us out of war.”
the punishment—death or life lm-
American statesmen that they may
redeemed by the government at face
prisonment—with the Jury. An ad- value, which will net the purchaser
be able to Eurppeanize America.
What
the
country
needs
is
not
'ditiona.1 provision, similar to the
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lengthening of the public payrolls I Iowa law. would strengthen the a profit of $17.40, or about four and
Of course a few ex-soldiers are
and shortening of the private pay­ measure and insure its adoption by one-half per cent on the original in­
found in socialist and bolsheviki
rolls. but the shortening of the pub­ the people. In Iowa the Governor or vestment. The plan is practically the
meetings. They were "caught In the
lic payrolls and lengthening of the parol board have no jurisdiction over same as for the smaller war savings
“““
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draft” as
i they put It. To claim that
stamp, but the single stamp of larg­
.nr—nt th»
«in. »r
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they represent
the spirit
of any
con­ prU*ts Payroll«.. 7« there are poli­ | life termers. It requires a legislative er denomination probably will at­
ticians who think l that
‘
. " I__ ^enatuicnt to secure their release from
everything
siderable number of soldiers is an in­
tract many buyers who gave little
will be all right with the American
1 the penitentiary.—Itemizer.
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sult to the American uniform.
attention to the $5 stamp.
people if all of them can be given |
Evidently the government regards
political Jobs. The question of who
Profiteering is not always on the
The people of the United States “
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. the
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_for Leslie’s the savings stamp plan as an excell­
are
taxpayers
jde
of
capitalists
will save from f’.re to six billion dol­
ble arrangement does aot bother a | Weekly states that the "Dairymen’s ent method to induce the people to
lars a year thro'igh the prohibition
Bave their money and invest it in safe
demagogue.
League demanded $6.01 per 100 tbs.
of intoxicants, but it won’t set them
and profitable securities. And this
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for milk furnished New York City in
ahead any, because the Democratic
The twittering of Secretary Red- January, and dumped the milk Into plan indeed has accomplished this
party has so arranged it that all the
field about American conquest of the the fields rather than sell it for less" to a very remarkable extent, more
saving will go to pay federal taxes.
world’H markets after the war by the Let's believe that the Oregon Dairy­ than a billion dollars have already
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psychological method is again inter­ men’s League will never resort to been saved by the American people
It’s a fact that even the Republi­
rupted by the atatemant that Great such tactics. The dairymen, whom we and entrusted to the government.
cans in Congress haven’t been able to
Britian has increased her steel out­ know, are too big-hearted and intel­ There are some, moreover, who be­
do much toward stopping the extra­
put during the war front 69 to 70 ligent to condone such actions from lieve the same plan should be con­
vagances of the administration, but
per cent and is preparing to build a any organization to which they may tinued indefinitely,, thus to encour­
stopping waste under existing cir­
age thrift and economy, which have
single plant with an output of 29,000 belong.—News Reporter.
cumstances is a good deal like going
been
so greatly stimulated by the
tons a week in the belief that steel
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out with a bucket to put out a prair­
necessities brought on by war. One
can be produced in England more
The
problem
of
unemployment
con
­
ie fire.
cheaply than anywhere els« in the sists rather in the willingness of does not have to be skilled in finance
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world. Those who have bee« lulled workers to stay on their jobs than in to appreciate the desirability of pos­
President Wilson has succeeded
sessing as many of these savings
to sleep by the rhetoric of the ro- finding of work for them, if we may
in getting favor for the idea of estab­
stamps as possible and it is this fea­
mautic school of politics and politi­ consider the situation at Seattle as
lishing "mandatory" government in
ture of perfect simplicity which com­
cal economy are due for a rude awak­ an example. The director general of
the conquered German colonies. The
mands this plan and makes it popu­
ening in the cold, grey dawa of the the emergency fleet corporation de­
foreigners may not understand what
lar with many not accustomed to
morning after.
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dares that the government will not other forms of investment.—Observ­
the word "mandatory" means in con­
grant any excessive demands of er.
nection with government, but the
N«tice.
striking workers, but will "let the
American Congress understands all
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job stand’’ before it will submit to
about it.
Notice of Administratrix Sale.
Sealed bids addressed to the county extortion. It is obvious that labor
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disturbances
are
not
precipitated
by
court
of
Tillamook
County,
.Oregon
The Railway administration, des­
Notice
1
b
hereby
given that the UB-
men
eager
to
work
but
unable
to
find
pite the fact that the government has and endorsed "Proposals for opera­
built acres of new office buildings at tion of Wood* Ferry" will be receiv­ it. The disturbers are not the return­ dersigned administratrix will sell at
Washington during the past eighteen ed by the county court of said coun­ ing men but men who stayed at private sale from and after the 15th
months which presumably, now that ty at Tillamook, Oregon, for the op­ hom« in lucrative jobs and fought day of February, 1919. the following
the war is over, will be vacated, has eration of the ferry at Woods, Ore­ only for higher wages while the boys described real property, situate in
leased additional quarters at Wash­ gon, from the period from March 1, "over there” were fighting for Amer­ Tillamook County, Oregon, to-wit:/
Lots 3 and 4 of Block 8 in Jane
ington at a rental of $60,000 a year. 1919, to Jan. 1, 1920. Said bids to be ica and the world. The strikers in the
Fuller's
Addition to the town of Bay
United
Kingdom,
who
are
demand
­
a.m.
on
opened
at
ten
o'clock
Feb.
Come easy, go easy.
ing a 40-hour and even ' a 30-hour City, in Tillamook County, Oregon,
21 St, 1919.
The County Coure reeerves the* week are not the men who fought according to the recorded plat there­
Senator Pollock, of South Carolina,
through three terrible years of war. of.
declares that "the people will not right te reject any and all bids.
Said sale will be made for cakh
—
Telephone Reggister.
Dated
this
Sth
day
of
Feb.
1919.
look with favor upon any man who
and will be subject to confirmation
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Erwin Harrison,
tries to play politics with the peo-
,
County Clerk.
With the greatest yield per acre of by the County Court of Tillamook
pie’s blood”. Evidently Senator Pol-
any county in the northwest, in County, Oregon, and bids will be re­
lock got the message the people ln-
prune production. Douglas county ceived either at the residence of the
tended to communicate on November
Call For Bids.
ranks second in the total acreage undersigned or at the office of H. T.
5th in all parts of the country where
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and
total yield for the stat« and 3rd Botts, attorney at law, both In Tilla­
free elections ar« held.
The Trask Drainage District will
in
the
Northwest, according to a mook City, Oregon. This sale is made
receive bids for construction of its
A French writer says in the "Fig­ drainage ditch up to February 22nd, I summary of the season as it has been in pursuance of the order of the
aro”; "One can almost say to Presi­ 1919. Plans may be seen at the office complied by county fruit inspector* County Court in Tillamook County,
dent Wilson what used to be said of of the Secretary, and bids to be left Pearcy. The average per acre in Oregon.
Douglas county was 3000 pounds Dated this 1th day of January, 1919.
God, that his ways are dark.” The with him at Tillamook.
Catherine A. Long
while Marion county, which holds
French journalist has hia metaphors
H. T. Botts, Secretary.
Administratrix de bonis
the record in the station for produc­
mixed. It was Bret Harte who said it,
of the Estate of Mina J.
tion, has an average of only 2400
and he was speaking of somebody
That Terrible Headaehe.
Campbell, deceased.
pounds per acre. Clark county, Wash­
else: "For ways that are dark, and
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ington, holds the record for the larg- l
tricks that are vain, the heathen
Do you have periodic attacks nf eat yield with Marton county second 1
Chinese is peculiar.”
Plant Mor« Barrier
headache accompanied by sickness of and Douglas third. This county ship­
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Graves Bros., will contract your
x It is said that Democratic members the stomach of vomiting, a sallow ped 127 cars of dried prunes this year
of Congress resent the British re­ skin and dull eyes? If so, you can get and for the first time in the history , Logan berries and blackberries for 5
striction of imports for the protec- quck relief by taking Chamberlain’s lot the industry the product has been years.
Arrange to plant some acreage this
tion of British industries. Is Great Tablets as directed for billiousness, ¡cleaned up by February. This is the
Britian so much to be censured for and you may be able to avoid these I first time for many years that the spring. For particulars write,
Graves Bros.,
looking after the interests of the attacks if you observe the directions dealers have not had some small |
quantity left, but now the floors are |
Dallas, Oregon.
people of Great Britian by protecting with each'package.
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DAIRYMEN
Before buying a
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The Tillamook Transfer Co., has
contracted the wood output of the
Coats Lumber Co., Mill. If the wood
supply from this plant is not suf­
ficient for the local demand we will
fill orders from other sources.
Place your order» for wood with us.
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NUMBER
TWO.
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aSound
Basis
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