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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 1. 1919.
Measures to Be Voted on At The
June Election.
CANDIDATES MUST “DOLL UP"
Will Hove to Look Their Prettiest W
Nine measures will be voted on at
They Expect to Find Favor With
the June election in Oregon on June
Woman Voters.
3, all of these measures have been
referred to the people by the legis­
It Is not necessary to go away from
lature. Foremost among these, per­
home to find either the latest or best
haps in general interest, is the >5,-
regardless of what Is wanted. Consider
000,000 reconstruction bond measure
eyebrow arching, for Instance. A local
This provides for the expenditure of
beauty salon announces to the public
something over >2,000,000 for public
that It does eyebrow arching, and ex­
building improvements, nearly |1,-
plains that this operation “gives the
000,000 for land settlement puip< ».
eyes a deep, sonlful expression with
to be expended under the direction
everlasting charm.” Eyebrow arching
of the Oregon Land Settlement Com­
advice for woman electors Is more or
mission, and >2,000,000 for reclama­
less superfluous. It Is to the men, and
tion purposes, to be matched by fed­ more especially to the men who aspire i
eral reclamation funds.
to public office, that this beauty bint Is
One bill, for which a hard cam­
directed.
paign has already been opened, is the
Throughout the country women are
bill providing for bonding the state
getting the ballot on equal terms with
for >2,500,000 to construct the
men. Women cannot vote In Indiana,
Roosevelt Highway, this to be on
but they are going to have that privi­
condition that the federal govern­
So many women
lege before long.
ment put up a like amount.
have been enfranchised that they now
Probably the greatest interest is hold the balance of power In this na-
being shown throughout the country tlon. So the woman vote will be more
districts in the bill providing for a and more a real political problem to
1-mill tax for the construction of the candidate.
market roads, these to link up to the
Some electors care little for the per­
main highways which are to be built
sonal appearance of candidates, but
anti are being built under the >6,-
most of them prefer a man of char­
000,000 and later the >10,000,000
acter, one who at least is presentable.
bonding act.
Candidates in the future will have to
Another measure provides for guar­
bear this In mind. It will be well. In
antee of interest on irrigation or order to match rival candidates, for
drainage district bonds for five each to have a good tailor and an ad­
year». Another provide- for creation visory committee on the proper shade
of the office of lieutenant governor, of cravats. Immaculate linen will have
another tor allowing the building of to be In every candidate's platform.
a recountuction hospital in Portland The high arched eyebrow will be even I
and »till another for allowing finan­ more essential to candidates than to
cial aid to soldiers, sailors and ma­ the average woman. Doubtless those
rines in giving them educational ad­ who have political aspirations will be­
vantages
gin early, because eyebrow training
One of the measures increases the takes time.—Indianapolis News.
limitation of taxation by counties to
6 per cent for indebtedness created
for good roads purposes, another
t
amends the constitution so as to per­
i it
Think
of
It,
French
Kiddies
Had
to
Be
r ;
mit the issuance ot the reconstruc­
I
Coaxed to Partake of Strang?
tion bonds and make them constitu­
Delicacy!
tional.
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• ’’ î'.è nine measures as summarized
Striking proof of the well-known I
In the bill which provides for the
fact that extreme heat and extreme
calling ot the special election on
cold have the same physical properties
June 3 ere as follows:
was recently furnished by ".Tugger"
Senate Joint resolution No. 25— Crane,
the scientist-philosopher of
Amending article XI of the constitu­ Company B. —th engineers, when he
tion ot the State of Oregon, by ad­ fed some American Ice creatn to a
ding Section 7-a, providing for the group of French children, says the
issuance ot not exceeding >5,000,000 Spiker.
in reconstruction bonds of the State
The Inhabitants of the French farm­
of Oregon.
houses near the camp had never seen
House joint resolution No. 32— ony Ice creum until “Jugger" took
For the addition to the constitution them over a mess kit full of the great
of the State of Oregon of article Xl-b American delicacy.
providing funds for the payment by
The children gathered around ex­
the state of interest, for a period not
pectantly. The first one took a spoon­
exceeding five years, on bonds Issued
ful and at once begun to weep and de­
by irrigation and drainage districts.
clare that the strange food was hot
Senate joint resolution No. 11—
The others who had watched rather
Amending section 10 of article XI of
horror stricken the fate of the first be­
the constitution of the state of Ore­
came convinced that It was some sort
gon, increusing the limitation ot tax­
of yhfte fire and would have nothing
es by counties, for roads.
to do with the cream.
House joint resolution No. 20—
The mother tgpl to eat virtually all
Amending section 3 of article XIV ot
I
the cream In order to Induce them to
the constitution of the State of Ore­
believe It was cold rather than hot
gon, as to the location ot public In­
and that when not taken too fast, was i
stitutions of the state, and excepting
good to eat Eventually, the children
from the former constitutional pro­
ate the last of the dish.
visions, as Industrial, and reconstruc­
But they partook of It gingerly, evi­
tion hospital.
dently greatly mystified thut anything
House joint resolution No. 31—
which first seemed hot, then cold,
Amending sections 1 and S of article
could be good to ent.
V of the constitution of the Suite of
Oregon, and providing for a lieuten­
Learns of the War.
ant governor.
A woman was discovered In this
Senate bill No. 266 Authorizing
city yesterday who ha» lived all
the Issuance of reconstruction bonds
through the great war and did not
of the stute, conferring certain pow­
know that It was going
ers on the Htate Board ot Control,
aged woman of Gerpu
providing for (lie use of funds de­ age kept her sou from telling her
rived from reconstruction bonds In pbout the torpors of the Invasion of
the construction of slate and public Belgium and of tfie sinking of the Lu­
buildings, the supervision of such sitania. He didn’t wish her to worry
work, promoting land settlement, and fret. But the day of the peace
land reclamation, and providing em­ demonstration made It Imposalble to
ployment.
keep silent. The old lady heard the
Senate bill No. 2(9—Providing whistles blowing and the crowds
stale financial aid to honorably dla- cheering and she demanded to know
cliiirged soldiers, sailors and marines, wlmt It was all about. When they told
enlisted or inducted into the service her she raised hCr hands In a gesture
from the State of Oregon, who deHire of Imprecation and said: “Oh. If only
to pursue a course of study in Insti­ I could get these two Ila lids on the
tutions of higher burning In the kaiser!" The Interesting part of her
State of Oregon.
story Is tliut her husbund was a Oer-
Senate bill No. 2«3 Being an act man soldier. The gray uulform was
to levy annuully a tax of 1 mill on so detested by him that he made his
the dollur on all taxable property in wife, before his death, promise that
the stale for market road purposes, she would come to America ah that
providing for u distribution thereof, none of their sons ever would be corn-
polled to wear the livery of the k al­
and containing other provisions.
House bill No. 147
Providing for ser.
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—New York Sun.
the construction of u highway to be
Victim of Popular Song.
known as the lloosevelt Coast Mili­
Lawrence Kellie tells of an amusing
tary Highway, appropriating >2.500-
ho had over the song.
000 contingent on the United States experience
i
appropriating a like sum for the “Dougins Gordon." He wns Intro­
construction of said highway, and I duced one evening to a gentleman
providing for the issuance of bands a hose mime he did not catch. "I have
desire to meet you, Mr. Kellie,"
by the stute of Oregon, and contain- no
i
said the stranger.
Kellie naturally
Ing other provisions.
looked a little ustonlsht-d, but said
nothing. "In fact,'' the other went on.
For Sale or Trade.
"1 hate the very sound of your name.
For months past my mother- lias been
Have about 40 acre» of land, »oilth worried by the receipt of tclegrnms
of Trank liver »lx mlleH from town. and letters of condolence on my behalf,
Plenty of wood on place. Wood will and the thing la beginning to get mo­
more than pay for place. Will tuke notonous.” "I'm sorry," said Kellie, ‘‘but
ntllo In trade.
Inquire of J. L. what's that got to do with met" "Well.
I'll tell you.” said the other. "My
Childers, near the land.
name's Douglas Gordon, and everybody
Imagines that your confounded song
Whooping Cough.
refers to me." And with that he turned
Give Chamberlain'» Cough remedy on his heel and went
to keep the cough loose and expector­
ation easy. It is excellent. Adv.
Send fo' a Bomb. Sir.
SAID ICE CREAM “BURNED’’
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For Sale, a 26-candle power acety­
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aaerifice. Splendid opportunity to
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The excited voice of the mother of
George B. Elliott of the firm of Breed.
Elliott A Harrison, announced that an
old house owned by Mr. Elliott was
burning.
"la It still burnlngF Inquired Mr.
Elliott, with some anxiety In hie voice.
When Informed In the affirmative, ho
replied, with much relief. “Well, there
Is nothing that 1 can do.” and told hta
mother to aotlfy him If the Are wan In
danger of golug out.—IndtunapuHa
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