TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 10. 1919.
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BAY CITY NEWS
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Democratic senators
complain
that the Senate
committees are
■•picked" in favor of the Republicans.
Well, the people "packed” Congress
with Republicans didn’t they?
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That Senate can't put anything
over on President Wilson. As soon as
he found they had a copy of the
treaty as It stood, he had it written
over again.
■ vote for any member of Congress or
| the electoral college whose seat is
based upon black men's votes, it can
readily be understood that he is
awfully in earnest about self deter­
mination of peoples and all the
other fourteen points!
Poor Stealing Gear Causes Automo­
bile Accident.
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Suffering a broken arm is Miss
Katie Zerfleuh, who was out driving
¡last Saturday night with Clare Pro- I 1
The City on Tillamook Bay.
' voost, of Bay City, and Trevor Hare. I 1
Mrs. S. S. Provoost has been sick i his Portland visitors, including A. E.
It developed that during the pro. ! The steering gear on the machine
I Sanderson and John Nlelly. The visi- ceedings at Paris that the American had been bothering for a long time,
the past week.
Mrs. Lem Parker has been ill for I tors departed for Portland delighted | mission has been carrying 1400 men and the accident octurred that night
with their trip and loud in their on the payroll. No wonder the Demo­ on the road where it is quite smooth
nearly two weeks.
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Mrs. T. A. Gillen has been confin­ cheery praise of the hospitaity of cratic politicians consider the Paris and straight.
Bay City.
peace conference such a success:
The scene of the affair was just a
ed to bed for several days.
j little past Boquist’s house. The ma­
A large delegation of Portland
J. B. Morris, of Bay City has gone
President Wilson signed the Ver­ chine ran down into the ditch which
visitors
dropped
off
the
Fourth
of
Into business at Bayocean.
sailles treaty "The Honorable Wood- - is little more than a foot deep and
Professor P. H. Wyman is camping July special train and inspected the row Wilson, acting in his own name tipped over, throwing the occupants
new
Garibaldi
plant
and
the
paving
on the Trask river with his family.
improvements of Bay City. They and by his own proper authority.” out against the fence. Miss Zerflueh
Charles H. Jones went to Tillamook were afterward entertained by May­ This seems to settle the question was the only injured member of the
Tuesday to buy produce for his store. or Girard at his residence on 5th St. of whether or not the American peo­ party, the others getting scarcely a
scratch. The windschild on the Ford
Mrs. Lee Nelson has gone to Greer, The visitors were much impressed ple were represented at Paris.
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,
i was broken, and excepting for that,
Idaho, to spend the summer with her with the improvements made on 5th
The senators are told they should it was all right. Miss Zerflueh was
parents.
St., made by the new county road
wait to see the treaty before discuss­ rushed to the Tillamook hospital
Mrs. Romaine and son, Richard going up It.
ing It. Then if they ever do get a where she was treated and the arm
lett Bay City to join her husband in
The mill at Bay City is being look at it the same administration
set.
Portland.
thoroughly gone over, new convey­ claquers will be told that If senators
Edwin E. Smith and wife and ors, shafts and sorting tables going then stop to discuss It they will be
! Japanese Fountain Pens Imported to
Floyd McCurrey and wife, spent the up, and a new life is being infused "delaying peace.”
Sell for Five Cents Each.
into the mill as a result. Since June
Fourth at Manzanita.
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15,
shifts
have
been
working
both
F. W. Smith will have his new mo­
Fountain pens "Made in Japan
“It was the violation of Belgium i
tor boat, with its speed and all, in night and day for eight hours. The that awakened the world to their ■ are now being cleared through the
the water by the end of the week, he output of the mill will be greatly In­ realization of the character of the ■ customs In large quantities at prices
creased, nearly doubled in fact. This struggle,” said President Wilson in . so low that with the tariff rate in-
says.
The cousin of Mrs. George Wil- will cause a much larger number of his Brussels speech, But It didn't eluded, these articles can be retailed
liams, Mrs. Darling, of Mackinaw, laborers to be employed, and Bay awaken Mr. Wilson until after the at the amazing figure of five cents
Mich., and an aunt. Mrs. Seaman City’s population must grow rapidly. "he kept us out of war’’ campaign apiece, The complete article includes
Last Sunday a merry party left for had been safely negotiated.
a fountain pen, a glass ink dropper
from Winlock, Wash, visited her
a day at Bayocean in Mr. F. S.
and a card-board box in which the
Monday.
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The Peace Conference in handing pen and dropper are enclosed with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Stroud re- Boussie’s boat. The day was spent In
turned Monday after a two months walking along the beach, and play­ out the jucy rewards gives Great printed instructions for use. While it
visit in Washington, where her ing games, then when evening came, Britlan a billion square miles of new may be charged that these articles
brothers and some of his relatives the party gathered aroundt a bonfire territory, and Uncle Sam gets what ' are little more than toys, the cus­
and toasted
marshmallows, and the little boy shot at—nothing. This toms officers are passing them as
were met.
weinies. They returned at a very rather looks like Wilson made the , “fountain pens” and,
Although
Mr. John Neilly, of Portland, rep­ late hour. Those who attended the
world safe for England instead of cheaply constructed, they are really
resenting a syndicate of capitalists enjoyable affair were Mr. and Mrs.
I servicable pens.
the Democrats.
of Portland, was a visitor here Mon­ F. W. Smith and family, Mr. and
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This is only one instance of many
day, looking for prospective sites for Mrs. Boussie, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
that could be cited, where foreigners
You can always depend
business openings along the proposed Butler, Miss Jessie Warren, Mr. and
ocratic office holder doing something are sending cheap good» here, re­
Roosevelt Military Highway.
,Mrs. Roy Brock, Mr. and Mrs. in an emergency. After an anarchist markably made for the price asked,
George James and daughters, Gen­ Homer Flagg, Miss Bessie Lance, and blew himself up on Atterney Generali to compete with American made pro­
evieve and Gertrude, drove in the Mrs. Bel nice Dromness.
Palmer’s doorstep. Mr. Palmer went products. Pencile are being entered
Fourth by way of Grand Ronde and
On July Fourth Professor Wyman’s right up to Congress and asked for here from Japan at the almost unbe­
left Sunday by the Seaside route, for
camp on the Trask river was the another appropriation of a half mil­ lievable figure of 20 cents per gross.
Portland. They reported good roads
With duty included, these pei.jils
scene of a jolly picnic of the T. T. T. lion dollars.
or the return trip, and made ft in
can be retailed for about two for
club
ladies
with
their
husbands
and
nine hours.
Senator Thomas, of Colorado, ar­ one cent.
friends. The party played croquet,
If one of these peseils or pens
The T. T. T. club meets with Mrs. fished, pitched quoits and altogether, gues that it is improper for the
Shelly this Thursday afternoon. Last had a very enjoyable time. Excellent Senate to adopt or reject the Ver- could be shown to every free trader
Thursday it met at the home of Mrs. refreshments were served, two real sailles treaty in advance. Io> the in the country It would- serve to
F. W. Smith. They played 500 for a mentis were eaten» with all the pic- opinion of any administration euc- bring home the point now being used
while, and then had delicious re­ nic variety, and just to make it one koo in Congress it is wrong for the by those who have the interest of
freshments. A surprise salad, dainty of the best times, five gallons of ice senate t,o discuss a treaty proposed American industry at heart, and that
is, that the Japanese and rather for­
(Cakes and demi tasse were served.
cream were taken along, and a num- by the administration at all.
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eign producers at» turning; out goods
, Miss Margaret Chapman from O. A. ber of watermelon. Those present In­
Germans at Versailles who wail for sale 1« the United States at pric­
■C. and Miss Ivanetta Chapman, of cluded besides Professor Wyman and
are “treating’ em es the American manufacture could
Sheridan, were visiting Mrs. George family, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Boussie, that the allies
ought to look up the ac- never hop« to touch».
Williams this week. Mr. Williams is Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brock, Mr. and rough”
Busch of how
.away cruising timber. When he re­ Mrs. Hubert Butler, Mr. Henry But­ count written by Dr.
Count Bismarck, be-
his
employer,
Notice of Final Account.
turns he will take a position as fire ler, Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson,
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haved
to the Thiers and other
warden on the coast from Mohler to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Flag, Mrs. T. E.
Notice is hereby given to alt whom
French diplomats in 1871. If they
Ashley and Mrs. O. E. Shelly, Mr.
Garibaldi.
did they would have to admit that ltt may concern, that the undersigned
Mrs. W. J. Black, of Butte, Mont., and Mrs. F. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. even Dr. Clemenceau Is as mild as has filed in the County Court of Til­
J. C. McClure and Mrs. Ray Warner,
lamook County, Oregon, her final ac­
•with her mother, Mrs. Constance
milk by comparison.
Tillman, of Portland, and Mr. and and Miss Jessie Warren.
count as administratrix, and that
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Mrs. Al Hyland, of Portland came to
It would be a hard jolt if Great said court has appointed Monday, the
visit at Bay City the Fourth, with Tillamook-Bay City Road to be Britlan were to reply to the Ameri­ 21st day of July, 1919, at
the
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Provoost. After
can demand for Irish freedom with a County Court room in the Court
Hard-Surfaced.
a few ,days here, they rented a cot­
govern- House in Tillamook City,. Tillamook
The Headlight Is advocating the recommendation that free
tage at Rockaway for two months.
extension of the hard-surfaced road ment be established in the old slave County Oregon, at the hour of 10
A scarcity of houses lor rent or to Bay City immediately, as it will states where a majority of the na­ o'clock, a.m. as the time and place
sale IS caiwln« a feeling of uneasi­ undoubtedly help both Tillamook and tional citizenship is excluded from for hearing objections to said final
ness in th*- city. Inquiries are com­ Bay City and bind them together all participation in government by account and the settlement thereof.
19th, 1919.
ing in ally for resldental and busi- more closely, and break up some of Mr. Wilson’s party associates.
I Dated June Mary
A. Johnson,
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lti-s sites, but owing to the fact that the past rivalry that has existed be- |
Administratrix of
Champ Clajk says he Is "sick” of
every house and business block is oc­ tween the two cities on the bay.
the Estate of George
cupied, there is difficulty in placing
The county court went out this the criticisms of administration ex­
Johnson, deceased.
prospective citizens in new locations. week to meet with the state high­ travagance and waste. And the peo­
H. T. Botts.
A. E. Sanderson, representing the way commission and go over the ple are so sick of the waste that if
Roosevelt Military Highway Asso­ plans of the road, and we^all hope Champ Clark doesn't quit sticking up Attorney for Administratrix,
ciation of Portland, is a guest of that the work can be started this for it he will find his own popularity
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We Pay
Mayor C. F. Girard this week. Mr. summer. Mayor Girard, of Bay City, in Missouri in need of a doctor or
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Sanderson says that the county will is very optimistic about the road two before the end of the next cam­
In. the application of Matual
reap wonderful prosperity upon the movement, and says that he hopes paign.
Insurance Co., of New 'York, is
completion of the National High­ some day the road will be a street,
It has never been explained why following:
way through Tillamook.
and that, one in the city that will
“I have paid. 4— In eash to
McAdoo and Hines have lost a couple
The Girard Grill was the scene on grow up along the bay with the de­
of billion dollars running the rail­ subsending soliciting agent and
velopment
that
must
come
to
this
Friday evening of a farewell dinner,
roads when they had right at hand ceived. a conditional receipt therefor,
given by the Mayor, Mr. Girard, to fertile part of the coast.
as one of the main props and pillars signed by the secretary of the com­
of the administration. Justice Bran- pany, making insurance in force
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dels, who wrote a lot of articles a from, this date, providing application
few years ago telling how he could shall be approved, and policy duly
save the railways all kinds of money issued. ’
So if an applicant die or be killed
if he had the chance.
accidently before policy is received
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The New York
Times says the by him or in good health, we pay
United States Senate must ratify the We also pay dividends at end of 1st
CHARLES H. JONES, Manager.
Phone Main 73.
Versailles treaty as it stands, anil in policy year.
Agents of Mutual Life are instruct­
so stating talks like most of the rest
of President Wilson claquers. If the ed to advise all returned soldiers »
representatives of the people must keep their government insurance,
ratify what is handed them from changing to the ordinary life, JO
Paris, whether they want to or not. payment life or endowment form,
maybe it’s all a mistake about our with the government as it is cheaper
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whipping Germany and we. perhaps, and just as good as we can write.
Permenence In all things is th*» mot­
EDWIN E. SMITH.
were whipped ourselves,
to of Mutual Life.
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Georgia A. Hoss, Agent,
It Is evident from the revelation
Box 103, Rockaway, Oregon*.
made by Senator Pumerene that
there are 72 men in connection with
the railway administration who are
Phone 72.
drawing salaries ranging from $10,-
Mutual Phones.
000 to »50,000, that what Director
IF MIMCTIM.
General McAdoo was complaining
PERFECTLY
about when he mentioned the big
salaries paid the railway higher ups,
SIMPLE
was not the size of the salaries, but
the fact that they were being drawn
SIMPLY
by experienced railway men rather
than by needy-and deserving demo­
PERFECT.
crats.
Phone 32.
Needles. Oil. Belta and all kinds of Sewing
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BAY CITY, OREGON.
Fruit, Groceries and Campers’ Supplies
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General Merchandise,
MARKET,
Bay City, Oregon.
Square Deal and
Fresh and Cured
Good Goods
Meats.
Our Motto. •
BAY CITY DRUG CO. »
Confections,
Soft Drinks and Patent Medicines.
Bay City Barber
Shop-
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New Samples of Fall Suits.
W. c. HAWK.
physician ano surgeon
Cleaning and Pressing.
F. W. SMITH.
Hay City
Oregon
Senator John Sharp Williams re­
fers to the opponents of the British-
Wilson plan for a league of nations
as an "infernal gang.” When it is
recalled that Senator Williams' state
conscripted more black men than
white to fight in a W to save the
world for democracy, and not one of
the black men is permuted to cast a
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