Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 04, 1919, Image 4

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HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 4, 1919
their savage code. Japan coerced him
into that concession.. Clemenceau
MICKIE SAYS
and Lloyd George felt bound by
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
their terms of the old intrigue that /"cvoict > this it mr . blank '*'
I HAVE A NEWS ITEM FOR.
divided the loot before the vic­
SUBSCRIPTION
per year $2.00 tory was won. ar.d Wilson yielded
T he PAPER, "MR WHOOZIS,
WHO LIMES TEN MILES FROM
that Japan might sign. That country
HERE AND HAS ALTAIANS
Advertising Rates.
sold her signature for the liberties of
TRADED IN ANOTHER TOWN,
Display Advts, per inch........... 20c. 36,000,000 of human beings, • and
WAS IN OUR ClTN TODAN ANO
Locals .......................... per line
7c. Wilson, Lloyd George, and Clemen­
PURCHASED A $IOO BILL OF
ceau approved the bargain and rati­
Readers, with reading matter
goods at blank ’ s store ,
per line................................... 7c. fied the sale.
AND WAS SO WELL PLEASED
o------
Notices of meetings etc, per line 7c.
that ME announced his
The United States is facing a ser-
intention of trading in
I ious .situation, brought about largely
I on account of President Wilson's this ClTV hereafter so he
CAN AVAIL HINASELF OF THE
| apathy in dealing with critical situ-
HIGH GRADE GOODS AND FlNc
| ations when they arise. In 1916 when
1 lie United Slates is top heavy with , the railroad men demanded an in­ VALUES AT BLANK'S.” NO
CM ARGE , I SUPPOSE, FOR
top prices. Great will be the fall crease in wages and threatened to
when that time conies.
NEWS tTEbAS
tie-up the railroads of the country,
a
and would not even consent to arbi-
MO-O , Ì
The high cost of living is becoming nation, it was then that President
PRETTN EASN!
higher when it costs $10.00 to take Wilsou showed that he lacked back-
JEST WM1 TILL
GUESS NQ1
a ten minute trip up in the clouds.
THE BOSS SEES
bone when he did not look the issue
THAT "NEWS
square in the face and settle the
The cattle show at the County Fair trouble then and there. The tlemo-
was th«? largest aud best seen in Til­ cratic administration then passed the
lamook, thanks to the different Adamson law and PresiUent Wilson
breeding associations that are taking signed tlte bill which was an admis­
sion of abject surrender to the rail­
a lively interest in blooded stock.
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road men. It was freely admitted at
The State Highway Commission the time that it would not be long be­
promised that if the County Court fore! the train men would make fur­
would prepare 15 miles of road bed, ther demands upon the president and
it would hardsurface It next year, the democratic administration, which
We would like to see the hardsurfac- proved true, for Gompers is the man
ing done next year as far north as behind the throne at the White
Garibaldi, and to Cloverdale in the House. The train men are now de­
south part of the county, and we manding that the railroads be turn­
ed over to them to operate and con­
think it can and should be done.
trol for their benefit, and, President
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Wilson is again confronted with the
After all, probably the school board same problem that he should have
One cent a word per issue.
is right in calling a meeting of the settled right in 1916. He did not do
district to see whether the citizens so, and in consequence the country
Sale a 10 ft. Perfect Stay-Round
are willing to pay somethihg to ob­ is confronted with another serious For
Silo. See Geo. Williams or write D.
tain a clear title to the school situation, and it is going to take men
L. Shrode. .Salem Ore.
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grounds which were given to the dis­ with cool heads, stiff back bone and
trict as long as they were used for good judgment to prevent a tie up of Equity in $550 almost new piano
school purposes. It is always unsat­ the industrial life of the country on
for sale at a bargain. Inquire Sing­
er Sewing Agency, Opp. P. 0.
isfactory for a school district or city account of the class legislation that
to own property with a string tied to Mr. Wilson consented to in 1916.
Just you hear the Brunswick, it plays
It.
all records at their best.—Palm
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Confectionary.
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Notwithstanding that most pre­
The awful loss of life caused by
the war is appalling. For instance. cincts have voted to prohibit stock
Hay, quality quaranteed at
French war losses constitute 26 per running at large, in most all parts Alfalfa
lowest prices. Tillamook Feed Co. Buy your crabs of Hays & Blanchard,
cent of the men mobolized, and 57 of the country there are to be found
Bay City. Phone 162.
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per cent of all men with the colors large numbers of cows and calves Let B-K be your disinfectant. It is
safe, .clean and powerful. For sale Why not place your feed orders for
under 31 years of age were killed. runnig at large on the public roads,
the future with Kuppenbender.
at the Kuppenbender Warehouse.
Yet France did not want war and did and should a round up be under­
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nothing to start it. It was the blood taken quite a large band of cattle
Buy
your
hay
at
Kuppenbender
’
s
Let
your
co-worker
on
the
farm
be
C.
F.
GIRARD.
thirsty Hun who is responsible for would be gathered up. But the point
warehouse.
the Cleveland Tractor. On display
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this great loss of life. It is all very we want to impress is this; Should
at Kuppenbender warehouse.
well to talk about being friendly one of these critters get in front of
Dr. Ramsey, Osteopath, Room 4
Choice Locations,
a
fast
driven
auto
—
some
of
them
are
Masonic Building.
with Germany now that the war is
Roosters
for
sale
—
Thorough
bred
over, but France will.never forget driven at forty or fifty miles an
roosters of different varieties. Ap­
Rented and Sold.
W. E. Lebow—Dentist with Dr.
and probably never forgive the blood hour—and cause a fatal accident It
ply to John Hofman, Tillamook. 3 Dr. Wise.
might cost a dairyman who allows
thirsty Huns.
his stock to run at large the value of 200 acres, a snap, near P. 0. and
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handle Trojan Powder. Best for
his farm, for the court would rule
school, 6 cows, 2 yearling heifers, We stumping.
Tillamook Feed Co.
Carl Haberlach reports that the I that it was criminal negligence, and
• General Merchandise,
3
calves.
1
sow,
3
horses.
All
wa
­
production of cheese for April, May, the dairyman owning the critter
Bay City, Oregon.
gons and implements, furniture See the TiHamook Feed Co. about
June, July and August this year to­ would be charged with manslaught­
and house, all crops. Price $7,000.
Republic tires and sate money.
tals 54,700 boxes, against 47,850 for er. We simply mention this to en­
Terms. Address J. Bagley, Myrtle
last year during the same period. lighten those who let their stock run
For Life Insurance, there is nothing
Point, Ore.
This makes an increase of 6,850 at large on the county road to pre­
better than what the Mass. Mutual
boxes over last year or about 15 per vent, if possible serious accidents, Special
offers. Ask to see specimen policy.
Sale used Sewing Machines,
'
cent, or nearly half a million pounds. for it is better to look the mattter
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including one Singer, $10 to $25. —W. A. Church.
If the production over the country squarely in the face before one hap­
Singer Agency Opp. P. O.
*
See Williams about Miller Cord and
has been as great proportionally, it pens. There is another phase to con-
Phone 72.
Fabric tires. Prices right. Satisfac­
accounts for the dullness in the mar­ sider. Should a fatal accident happen For Sale, 90 acre dairy. Near Myrtle
tion
guaranteed.
Tillamook
Feed
Point,
19
cows.
Reg.
Bull
%
inter
­
ket. The above five months cheese the people- would immediately blame
QR. O. L. HOWLFELI).
Company.
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est in 14 calves, 2 heifers, 2 colts,
will bring about $1,265,000.00, or the county officials, and, no doubt,
2 mares, 1 horse, 1 sow, 10 shoats.
about as much as last year’s entire would circulate petitions for their re­
Williams about the Republic, the
VETERINARIAN.
All farm implements, separator. See yellow
output sold for. The increased pro­ call. There is just one thing to do by
chasis truck that serves so
Price
$11,600.
terms.
Address
box
Bell
Phone
—2F2
Mutual Phone
duction 1 b larger than the September those who allow their stock to run
well and honestly, a truck at an
234, Myrtle Point, Oregon.
output of cfieese will be.
honest
price.
Tillamook
Feed
Co.
at large, and that is to keep them vp
Tillamook a
Oregon
until such time as the precincts vote For Sale—Two good beach lots at Tillamook /eed Co. buys hides. Come
Everybody appeared well pleased to allow seock to run at large. The
Rockaway. Phone 42-R, or write
in and investigate their prices.
with the county fair, especially with people have voted against stock run­
Box 285, Tillamook.
A VID. ROBINSON, M.D.,
the splendid stock show. The man­ ning at large and the law should be
If you are contemplating buying a
agement spent a little money in ad­ complied with and rigidly enforced; For Sale, 1918 Overland in good
drag saw see the Tillamook Feed
shape, with good tires. A bargain
vertising, and, no doubt, it is fully the same as other laws.
Co and get prices.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
at $600. Terms to responsible per­
convinced that it pays to advertise,
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son.
Enquire
of
Reed
Farmer,
Films,
Cameras
and
Photo
Supplies
the big crowds each day and the gate
NATIONAL BUILDING,
Films developed 10c. with print
The snap shot man is fully convinc­
Beaver, Ore.
receipts surpassing all expectation.
orders.
—
J.
W.
Edwall.
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ed
that
the
county
should
own
Its
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
There are many improvements that
.rent—Restaurant doing good
could and should be made in our fu­ own fair grounds, as all who have For
business
at
Bay
City.
Auto
Tirei
—
investigate
the
Republic
ture county fairs, for since they taken part in these annual events
Standard, five
thousand miles
T. BOALS, M.D.,
were first started there have been will agree. In displaying farm pro­ For Sale—34 acres, 20 acres river
guarantee, price right, at Tilla­
ducts,
cheese,
poultry,
live
stock
etc.,
more or less the sameness about
bottom, remainder bench. $4,400.
mook Feed Co.
them. What is wanted is new und at­ they show off to better advantage if 4 Buildings poor. Inquire Headlight
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
placed
In
artistically
arranged
booths
tractive features, and those who
office.
Spt-30.* Dr. Wise can be found at his Tilla­
and
stalls,
The
uncouth
shacks
at
Surgeon S. P. Co.
mook office across the street from
have charge of next year’s county
the court house, Mondays, Tues­
fair should aim to introduce new the present fair are a source of dis-
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
days and Wednesdays until further
features or enlarge upon some of the appointment, as well as expense Miscellaneous Advertisements
every
year
to
make
them
look
pre-
Tillamook
-
notice.
Oregon
present ones.
sentable, not only so, but it discour- Wanted plain sewing. Prices reason-
onable.
Address
Mrs.
Myrtle
A Chicago bank, presenting farm­ ages those w ho have to go to so much
HENRY C. VIERECK. M. D.
Dougherty, corner 2nd St. and 6th
ers’ view o£ present economic situa­ trouble and expense every year to
ave West.
’ Sept-11
—
o
—
one
rea-
fix
up".
This,
probably,
is
SPECIALIST.
tion makes '.his incisive comment;
Disease of The
’’Farmers and ruralists generally son why so few of the granges have Lost—grey automobile robe, on Fri­
Storage—Oils
EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
are seriously perplexed ai being rail­ ■ xhibits tills year. To put it plainly
day. Reward offered. Leave same
7. pairing of all kinds.
Only
ed upon to exert themselves to raise the whole arrangement of buildings
at the Headlight office.
Give
us
a
trial.
310 Selling Building, Portland, Ore.
larger and larger crops in order to at the fair grounds is a Jumbled up
Goin & Wiedman.
reduce the cost of living for dwell affair, as those who have had man- lost—fishing rod. on the Wilsou
river. Please leave same at Head­
ers in towns ami cilie . while the lat­ agement of the fairs all admit. We
light office.
ter • ek to organize and strivr hard­ certainly hope when the next county
er and harder to reduce working fait is held it will be in grounds
owned by the county, artistically de Dr. Wise—Dentist
hours und reduce wages.”
There is considerable gospel truth signed, so that some permanent im­ Wanted to rent dairy ranch with 20
about thi statement, for the prevail­ provement can be made every year. ’ to 50 cows, or will buy stock—Ap­
ply to Ernest Gesler, Tillamook. S
ing sentiment in large cities is for As the breeding associations will re­
workmen to do less work and get quire some central location and mod­
CONSULT THE CHART
more pay, while the farmers are ern buildings, the fair grounds could Live Stock Ins.—See Watson.
Zerolene is made in various consistencies
be
used
for
that
purpose,
and
they
no
urged to work more hours un«l pro-
Dr.'s Allen and Sharp. Dentists.
to meet with scientific accuracy the lubri­
du«'«1 more crops so that the city peu- doubt would gladly contribute some­
National Building.
cation needs of each type of automobile
thing towards a permanent building.
pie can live cheaper.
engine. You have the benefit of experts'
We are in favor of a neat, modern, Let W. A. Church write your hay
advice when you consult our Correct Lu­
insurance.
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up
to-date
fair
grounds
artistically
This is how 8ctmlor Watson sizes
brication Charts. Get a chart for your car
•' When we designed, with a camp ground for Get your gas and car supplies at
up the Shantung deal;
STANDARD OIL COMPANY, (Califoraia)
wen' to war our president proclaim­ tourists in connection, and when that
Jones Trading Co.. Bay City.
Is
obtained
it
will
be
a
better
in
­
ed that diplomacy was to be lifted
from the niire and placed upon a ducement to our citizens to exhibit Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg. Tillamook, Oregon.
higlt plans ob honesty and fair deal­ their products and stock, and greater
ing. that national selfishness was to interest and more people would at­
ha* a resident piano tuner,
be supplanted by international altru­ tend the county fair. Tillamook Tillamook
call Singer Agency—Opp. P. O.
ism; that the right of the self-de­ county has outgrown its present fair
and organs for rent. Singer
termination was to be established as grounds and temporary shacks and Pianos
Agency—Opp. P. O.
in
everybody
should
be
Interested
the permanent pdllcy of the future;
and that the world should never something better.
Counter Sales Book*—Order youi
know another Silesia, another Assace
¡Sale* Books from W. F. Baker.
Lorraine. And yet at the peace con­ QR. L. L. HOY,
agent Pacific Sales Book Co. Cal)
ference tn the representatives of Ja­
68 Headlight.
pan there re-appeared the ’old order .
the old Intrigue, the old savagery PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Wanted to Rent—well Mocked dairy
, ranch on shares. Handy to school
that "might make» right". And they
T illamook B lock ,
I and cheese factory—O. E. Scott.
forced our president to abandon his
Sheridan. Ore. care of Paradise
high Ideal*, to turn hi* back upon
O regna
8-4.
Orchard Farms.
hl* lofty J^nctple*. and to accept Tillamook,
W.
A
©tllamnnk
NAZIMOVA
antera
Editorial .Snap Shots.
GEM THEATRE,
Friday and Saturday
Tillamook Headlight’s
Trade Mart.
September 5 and 6.
You will have a regret with you so long as
you live, if you do.
Come early and get your choice of seats.
TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING.
Adults 25c.
Children 10c
BAY CITY REAL
ESTATE.
NELSON & CO.,
Square Deal and
Good Goods
•Our Motto.
Bay City Garage
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Complete Set of Abstract Bo« ks in
Office.
Taxea Paid for Non Residents
T illamook B lock .
Tillamoox
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Both Phone».
GOYNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office :
O pposite C ourt E
Tillamook
ousk
Qi»goa
J OH'i LELAND. HENDERSON.
attorney ;
¡AND
COUNSELLOR AT-LAW
Tillamook
• O«eg ».«
77ie good man is always
sincere
IMPERIALES
MOVTMP1CCE
C IGA 12 ETTES
are made of good things.
Good tobacco, perfectly
blended—pure mais paper to
wrap it and a mouthpiece to
cool the smoke of it. A «iga-
rette manufactured to excel.
10 for 13c
The John Bollman Co. Branch
Fill men with praise if you
would have friends
IMPEPIALES
MOVTHStSCB
CJlGADETTES
are filled with such fine
tobacco, are made with
such care, mouthpiece and
all—no wonder men praise
them and pass them on to
friends.
10 for 13o
The John Bollman Co. Brand*