TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 3, 1919
ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY HAD MA- Roosevelt Highway enthusiasm and Soldiers' Aid:
a local bond issue for $430.000 re­
Yes ,. . .
JORITY OF 27,870 IN STATE.
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Ito one; Roosevelt Highway seventeen
No____
33,513
Tillamook Made Record for Unself­ to one; other road measures five to
one; irrigation guarantee five to one
Majority for
15.645
ishness and Progressiveness, Says i although Tillamook county can nev­
Oregon Voter.
er hope to get any direct benefit
Our Platform.
from it; vote for irrigation guaran­
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The Roosevelt Highway measure tee wa.s heavier than that cast for
We have no apologies to make,
was lhe most popular of all the meas­ same measures by any Eastern Ore­ neither have we done you any dis­
ures that were voted upon at the gon county; two-thirds majority for honest tricks to make good. If any­
special election last month. There reconstruction bonds and Portland thing you have bought from us have
were 56,966 votes cast for it and industrial hospital for which latter not given satisfaction we will make
29,150 against, giving it a majority evidence of friendliness this city is good if you let us know.
appreciative;
Tillamook
of 27,807 votes. Below we give the | warmly
On this platform we are building
I made a record for unselfishness and up a nice business. Call and see us In
official figures:
County
Yes.
No
Pct progressiveness second to no other our new location.
county considering the heavy vote.
Tillamook Tire Co.
Baker ........... . 1,138
917
55 We are somewhat inclined to credit
E. F. Rogers, Mgr.
Ben tor.......... 1,490
834
64 the Tillamook Headlight and Senator
Clackamas .. 1,913
2,089
48 Handley for effective campaigning
Clatsop......... 2,113
129
95 that made the creditable result pos­
Columbia ...
625
60 sible. The Headlight gave more space
418
Coos............. 4,180
346
92 to election issues than any other
he
Crook...........
293
150
66 newspaper in Oregon outside of Port- |
Curry...........
960
32
97 land, and more space in proportion
atest
Deschutes ...
70 to its size than any newspaper ex­
568
245
Douglas......... . 1,253
41 cept the Voter.”
1,760
Gillam...........
314
54
271
To make the above complete, and
Grant ......
392
259
60 to give credit where credit belongs,
Harney.........
221
259
46 the names of H. H. Rosenberg and
Hood River . .
82 W. G. Dwight should be added for
498
108
Jackson ....
933
808
54 these gentlemen did splendid work
Jefferson ....
256
58 also to put the measure over the top.
358
395
Josephine . . .
497
55
Klamath ....
560
70
231
277
59 Official Figures in Special Election.
Lake.............
403
63 6 per cent county road bond limit:
Lane............. 2,855
1,683
49,728
Yes
79
96
Lincoln ......... 2,002
33,561
No
2,459
39
Linn............. 1,566
562
429
57
Malheur ... 1
16,167
Majority for
2,957
53
Marion ... 3,392
242
63 Roosevelt Highway
Morrow ....
402
Electr'city s latest gift to
56,966
Yes .....................
4,629
80
Multnomah . 17,021
the housewife—greatest
29,159
No
......................
59
955
Polk............. 1,395
since the electric iron
I
264
101
73
Sherman ....
and
electric vacuum
Majority for . . . .
27,807
91
133
Tillamook. . . . 1.993
cleaner—the
Market
Road
Millage
tax:
41
723
1,020.
Umatilla .. .
53,191
Yes ..............................
50
1,017
Union......... 1,034
28,039
No.............................. .
674
497
56
Wallowa ....
49
591
603
Wasco .........
P ortable
Majority for................ 25,152
1,204
53
Washington . 1,350
Irrigation
Interest
Guarantee:
S ewing M achine
52
210
228
Wheeler ....
Yes ................................... 43,010
66
1.139
Yamhill .... 2.205
No..................................... 35,948
No
more
tiresome
treadle pushing - no
66
Total .. 56,966
29,159
Majority for........... 7,062
more backache—a little
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electric motor does the
The Oregon Voter gave an inter- $5.000,000 Bond amendment;
39,130
Yes
esting analysis of the voting in each
hard work.
40,580
No.
county, with some very pertinent re­
A foot control gives any
marks about some counties, especial­
Majority against . .. 1,450
speed desired.
ly as tc Douglas, which is character­
ized at the “meanest county in Ore­ $5,000 bonding bill:
The entire machine in
Yes ................................... 37,294
gon,” for that was the only county in
its case can be carried
42,792
No
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the state that gave an adverse vote
anywhere—it’s no larger
on all the measures. There is a mark­
Majority against .. . 5,498
than a typewriter.
ed difference in regard to this county,
for it is recorded that "Tillamook 'Locating Industrial Hospital
Ask for a demonstre«
Yes............. ..................... 38,204
made a record for unselfishness and
tion.
40,707
No
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progressiveness second to none other
county considering the heavy vote
Majority against . . . 2,503
COA SI POWER CO
cast.” This is what the Voter says:
¡Lieutenant Governor:
THE
Headlight and Handley Commended
Yes ................................... 32,653
"Tillamook—Heads the list for en­
No..................................... 46,861
tire state for proportion of registered
voters getting to polls—70 per cent.
Majority against ... 14,208
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PROMINENT WRITER AND
POET AT CHAUTAUQUA
.... Oregon
Herbsman’a Lecture Will Be Big Fea­
ture of Chautauqua Week.
OBERT H. McGRATH
COUNSELLOR-AT LAW,
ODDFELLOWS’ BUILDIN i
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
1‘ orti and O ffice
1110 W ilcox B ld .
0ARL HABERLACH
J. C. Herbsinan, who comes to Chau­
tauqua as one of the principal lectui*
era of the week, will probably arouse
more comment and stir more people to
action thun any man you have heard
in many a day. His lecture will deal
I
Marshall Louis Mertins Comes on the
Sixth Day.
Author, lecturer, humorist and staff
poet of the Kansas City Star, Marshall
Louis Mertins, who comes to Chautau­
qua on the last afternoon, has made a
decided Impression in the lecture and
literary fields of today. He discusses
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A Triumph of
Toughness
And yet, the ‘Royal Cor'd’ pos
sesses amazing buoyancy and life
That’s the secret of this famous
tire’s success.
Hardihood that means many
extra miles, combined with the
luxury of easier riding.
‘Royal Cord'
one of the five
Let us put ‘Royal Cords’ on your
car. They are the utmost in equip­
ment—the finest tires in the world.
United States Tires
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
are Good Tires
T illamook B i - ock
Oiegoo
Tillamook
EBSTER HOLMES,
•Nobtn1
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
FIRST STREET.
TILLAMOOK
OREGON
QR.L. L. HOY,
with a subject of tremendous im­
PHYSICIAN ANDSURGECN portance in these reconstruction days;
T illamook B lock ,
Tillamook,
Oregt n-
C. HAWK
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Bay City
Oregon
the duty of lhe Individual and of the
community to the country and to hu­
manity at this critical time.
Ilerbsmun combines the fire and en­
ergy of a dozen men. He turns loose
a machine gun fire on his audiences
and every shot goes home. The earn­
estness of the man. the powerful con­
trol of his subject, the remarkable
force of his expression, all combine to
make his lecture on the fifth night one
of the events of the week that no
thinking citizen can afford to miss.
hla subjects with the eagerness and
optimism of youth, yet he la a deep
student and a consistent thinker, and
his addressee bear the stamp of the
man who has mastered bls subject.
Into his lecture. "Bricks Without
Straw,” he weaves a world of hninor
and brightens hla splendid inspira­
tional subject with poems from hla
latest book. “The Wishing Gate and
Other Poems."
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We know United States Tires are Good Tires. That’s why we sell
Star Garage, C. E. Pankow, Tillamook ; Nelson & Co., Bay City ; Kellow Bros., Hebo
Anderson Bros^ Garage, Nehalem ; Wheeler Garage, M. J. Maddox, Wheeler.
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