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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 3o, 1919,
F
PEACE TIME RED CROSS
FACES HUGE TASKS
advancement of this country and
civilization may proceed.”
Discuss Public Ques
tions of Interest
Summons.
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In the circuit court of the State of
"
Frank II. Simonds, perhaps the most Oregon for Tillamook County,
'authoritative European comiuentar- L. D. Smith, Plaintiff.
lian, and whose sympathy with the
vs.
•
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Pennsylvania Farmer; "There is
Chas.
Kunze,
Ben Kuppen-
allied
cause
has
been
notably
pro
­
¡nothing that does more to establish
nounced, believes that the cession of bender, Henry Rogers, Fred
War Task Not Finished-Public 'and maintain a false idea in the I Alsace-Lorraine,
the disposition of Maurer, Thad Robison, Rol­
minds of the city consumer concern-
Health Problems Must Be jint
the
Saare
Basin
and
the taking over lis W. Watson. B. A. Fulks,
farm returns than the report issu-
jut the German colonies "by Great E. J. Geinger, A. L. Mapes,’
ied
by
the
national
department
of
Ag-
Solved By Red Cross
Iriculture. From the last one, the city Britain, France aud Japan, will be John Ebinger, M. W. Harri­
son, John Schild, W. J. Pet­
¡press features in big head lines the accepted by Germany, but that the
The American Red Cross, according information that ‘Farm Output Value ¡Bolish adjustment will bring another erson, E. H. Zurtlueh. Hugh
to a statement just issued from Wash­ Jumps 120 Per Cent.’ And in the war, in which the United States will Barber, B. W. Neilson, F. j.
ington, D. C„ believes that its first past, the Department persists in com­ ibe involved if we become parties to Klinehan, F. R. Beals, J. J.
duty is to finish its war task, one hun- paring the prices of farm products | the enforcement of the war settle- Rupp and Chas. I. Clough,
; dred per cent. The Red Cross must ■with those received in 1914 without ment and a member of the league of
Defendants.
To M. W. Harrison, one of the
also continue to carry on even more la word concerning the comparative nations. While Mr. Simonds de­
effectively than in the past, its estab­ cost of production, Who ever saw a clares that the restitution of terri­ above named defendants;
X 1 ow conies the time o' year for crackling fires and in-
lished system of National and Inter- financial statement issued by a bank, tory made to Poland from East Prus-
In the name of the State of Oregon-
> national relief, in mitigating the suf­ railroad company, or a manufactur- isia was an act of manifest justice, it
door fun. Long evenings go mighty fast when you
You are hereby required to iipmr
fering caused by famine, fire, flcods,
have the Pathephone and Pathe Records.
ing concern in which nothing was is already apparent that Germany and answer the complaint lile(1
and great national calamities. It must
above entitled
They are always ready for the impromptu dance, and as
given but an estimate of the gross does not ipteud to accepi this decis­ against you in the
also render every necessary service
willingly provide you with the operas, the latest Broad- •
of no ion except m so far as it is backed by cause on or before the date of the
receipts?
Besides
of
being
to the Army and Navy, and must con­
way hits or just the simple melodies you love to hear
¡value such statements do a positive aimed force. Liberal opinion in Eng­ last publication of this summon«
tinue the work undertaken prior to
land, he declares,, already leans and if you fail so to answer for want
in the shadows of the twilight hour.
the war tn the field of nursing and ¡injury to the business of farming by strongly to tlie abandonment of Po­ thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
I
the
creation
of
false
impressions
in
THE SELECTIONS FOR NOV­
First Aid.
land, but France is deeply interested the above named court for the relief
The responsibilities of the Red I the public mind. One favorite pas­ tn the maintenance of an independ­
EMBER WILL PLEASE YOU
prayed for in the complaint, to-wit;
Cross are greatly increased as a result time with the Department is show ing ent Poland with boundaries as fixed
that the association composed by the
HERE ARE A FEW.
of the lessons taught by the war, the the comparative purchasing power of
at tile peace conference, 'f ile Polish plaintiff and the above named de­
COME IN AND HEAR THEM.
statement continues. Higher stand­ | an acre of crops now with that ot
armies are offered by theFrench, Ger­ fendants (being an association deal­
<1914,
or
earlier.
The
real
farmer
ards of responsibility have been set
to prevent needless suffering and loss laughs at such figures. There are two many it is believed, cut off from the ing in Holstein cows) be dissolved
No. 22170
From Sinbad.
of life. The Red Cross, with its tradi­ things the department should stop possibility ot effective attack upon by a decree or this court, and that
Jolson-Ernest Hare
Some Beautiful Morning
tions and its established organization, 'doing; putting out longrange fore- France and England, and from colon- each of the defeuuants.be required to
! ial expansion, will seek her future in appear herein and make an individ­
.......... Ernest Hare.
That Lullaby of Long Ago
will a’d In maintaining these stand­ leasts of yields, and publishing the
I ards by co-operating with all recog- ¡estimated gross value of farm pro- the east, reaching out for close rela- ual accounting and adjustment of
No. 22173
Carolina Sunshine.............................................. Sterling Trio
nized agencies engaged in conserving ducts. What the public should have ' tions with Russia. Poland is the big the business of said association with
Oh! What a Pal Was Mary.................. Henry Burr, Tenor,
human life and happiness. Activities is "the truth, the whole truth, and barrier to this plan of trade and ter- I J the individual members thereof, and
. ritorial expansion, and Germany’s ■ . with all other persons who have or
No. 22175
already authorized include the en­ nothing but the truth.’w
I new ambitions, Mr. almonds thinks, j j have business relations with said as­
’ll Be Happy When the Preacher Makes You mine..........
couragement and support of lAtblic
'
Lew is-Young-Donaldson
and to make distribution
Health Nursing, educational classes in
James P. Goodrich, governor of I are certain to result in war in that sociation,
Arthur Fields. Baritone
Give Me A Smile and a Kiss
allotment of any profits or losses
1
dietetics, home care of the sick, and Indiana, speaking before the Grain , quarter. Germany, with sixty million 'and
No 22176
First Aid, the extension of Red Cross Dealers’ National Association at Lt. people, is the most populous and still 1 among the members of said associa­
Where is The Girl I Left Behind . .Turner Roe, Baritone
Home Service, an increased Junior Louis, said it is apparent now that the most powerful single people in tion; and that the plaintiff have
program, and co-operation in develop­ ¡the pendulum has again swung too Europe, says Mr. Simonds, and in the ' judgment against each ano all of
Golden Gate (Open for me) ...... Kendis-Brockman. Duet
ing community health centers.
far in the direction ot control of in­ uosence of a peace of reconciliation is the defendants for whatever sum an
SNAPPY DANCE RECORDS.
War time developments have given dustry by the government and that capable of renewing the European accounting horein may show the said
No. 22178
every community in the United States (he influence of radicals in this coun- conilict, under mote .avorable cir-‘ association is due anu owing him,
Jo«. Samuels Orchestra
You're Hie One (I want )
a recognized and organized center of
¡try has been materially widened by cumstances than during the last war, less his appropriate share of such
When the Rainbow of Love tippears (Waltz)
Red Cross activity through which the
'the encouragement that has come in unless tlie powers allied in the late sum, and for such other and further
No. 22180
peopie of that community may, if they
I numerous ways troni the administra­ war are willing to continue their relief In equity as the Court may
Big Chief Blues (Fox Trot). Master Saxaphane Sextette.
wish, serve themselves, with all the
complete military cooperation in the deem meet and just.
Somebody’s Heart is so Lonely (Fox Trot)
advantages of National leadership, na­ tion at Washington. He said: “Just
next war."
This summons is published by the
as
we
fought
the
domination
of
the
No. 22181
tional standards, national and inter­
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order of Hon. Geo. R. Bagley. Judge
slave
oligarchy
in
the
middle
of
the
My Baby’s Arms, (Fox Trot)............ Tuxedo Syncopaters
national contacts. It rests with the peo­
Israel Zangwill, writing of the of the above named Court, dated
Trousseau Ball (One Step) ..................Tuxedo Syncopaters.
ple of every community to determine nineteenth century and the capital­
Here them on the Pathephone—the phonograph
for themselves just how fully they istic class in the latter part of the league ot nations covenant says: October 23, 1919, and the first
with the marvelous Sapphire Ball that does away with
have need of a movement which under nineteenth century, so must we fight 'One imagined front certain noble publication is fixed at October 30th,
needles and gives you real music—linipit, sweet, beauti-
the associated Red Cross Societies is the domination of this other class in and luminous utterances that at least 4919, and the last publication Dec.
to express the effort of the peoples the early part of the twentieth cen­ President Wilson understood it (the 11, 1919.
f|il
All Double Disk Records—85 Cents.
Johnson & Handley
of the world to free themselves from tury. There is r.o more dangerous league of nations plan). But ’tls a
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
needless death and suffering through force opeiating among us today than wise rather that knows his own child
¡the class minded tnen, whether he is and the complacency with which he
P. O. Address: Tillamook, Oregon.
neighborly cooperation and service.
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a laborer, capitalist oi firmer—the carried back to America tlie grotes­
[one who demands a privilege for his que channeling argues that he has ' Notice of Filing of Commissioners’
I class at the expense of the American no real acquaintance with the cherub
You're in miehty good com­
Report for Stillwell Drainage
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people. Led by unreasoning promises he begot on the world’s imagination.
pany* when you belong to the
District.
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•
Had
President
Wilson
re-
of Utopia, millions of honest Ameri-
Red Cross.
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Icans are being draw n into a debauch* turned home heartbroken at his de-
So long as there's sickness,
Notice is hereby given to all per­
tot industrial revolution. Reason lan­ leat by the dark forces of Europe, he sons interested in the land included
suffering, disaster, the Red
would
have
been
the
greatest
success
guishes tn a resort to violence. Li­
Cross must stand by!
within the Stillwell Drainage Dis­
cense supplants liberty, and justice in human history. But that he should
The H. C. of L. hasn't hit Red
trict, Tillamook County, Oregon, de­
Cross memberships.
They're
is forgotten in a mad chase for the triumphantly wave scraps of paper scribed as follows:
still a dollar.
rainbow’s end. The time has come from which the Fourteen PointsI Beginning at the
point where the
If nine million youngsters be
when every citizen of this nation have been practically erased, here is !
quarter-section
line
running east and
lieve in the Red Cross, it must
should halt in his daily doings and, the true tragedy of his downfall. It I
west through the center of Section
have the right idea.
searching his soul, ask himself the adds his own failure to the world’s *
26, Township 1 South, range 10 west,
question 'Am I an American?” Upon * • » Lured on by his dream and
W. M., intersects the east side of
the answer depends the future of file fooled on the top of liis bent, he sold
.Tillamook River, and running thence
republic, Americanism cannot live the peace in exchange for tue league
east along said line to where said
under the shackles of class control.” ot nations.”
line intersects the right bank ot
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Trask River near the center of said
William P. Baldwin of Pitts- Norris SKys Wilson Misstated History
Section 26; thence following the
burg: "In the fight against the high
right bank of the Trask River up­
cost of living, the discussion of the
Senator Norris, of Nebraska, in stream southerly, easterly and north­
league of nations and the problems the course of senate debate the other
erly to the northerly bank of a
AUTO DEALERS AND AC CESS ORTS.
of social unrest it might be well to day, charged President Wilsosn with
slough connecting said Trask River
pause and remember that October 27 having lu.sstalcd historical facts re­
In connection with us we iave Best Auto £ ioj in Town. $
with what is known as Trask River
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is the anniversary of the birth’of a lating to the Shantung agreement
cut-off at a point near the north­
great American—Theodore Roosevelt, to his audiences in his trip through
west corner of the southeast quarter
some one truly said of Col. Roosevelt the west, and condemned him for
of the southwest quarter of section
He will live as Americ., s third im­
failing to make public acknowledge- ¡25, in township 1 Soutth of range 10
mortal.' We yearly pay loving tribute meat of his error after it had been
West, W. M.; thence following the
lo the memory of Washington and called to his attention.
bank of said slough northeasterly to
Lincoln, and it were equally fitting 1 The Nebraska Senator said that in
' to pay a like tribute to the memory his St. Louis speech the President de- the left bank of what is known as
¡of Roosevelt. We cannot estimate ;he dared the secret treaties made toe- Trask River cut-off; then following
nation's loss at this time in the death tween Greet Britain,, France and Ja­ said left bank oi the Trask River
northerly
to its inter­
ot Lol. Roosevelt. He was a solEier pan for the disposition of the Shan- 'cut-off
with
the south, or left
and a fighter, and probably had jtung peninsula were made to induce section
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bank
of Hoquarton slough; thence
more knowledge about more things
Japan to entei the war on the side of Idown Hoquarton
slough,
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than
any
other
living
man.
He
had
BUSINESS MEN, HOUSEWIVES
the
r*
“ allies. The ~ Nebraska
■
Senator
,the
left
bank
thereof,
to the intersec-
touched life on every side, and was told the senate his secret.
AND CHILDREN.
Ition
Hoquarton slough with the
I IL/11 of
Ul HU
admirable
equipped
to
meet
such
an
ACH anti every one of those tinil the First Ntt-
He said as soon
as he read that I Tillamook river; thence following
emergency as we are now facing. speech he sent a telegram
tional—a good place to batik. Our facilities
to Presi-
Col. Roosevelt was more interested in dent Wilson reminding him that he ¡the right bank of Tillamook River,
cover the needs of all three classes—and on
giving service than in being paid for was in error and that as a matter of upstream, to the place of beginning;
service is appreciatively helpful whether one has a
it. and that is a great lesson to re­ ¡fact,, Japan came into the war on .that the commissioners heretofore
large account or small.
member on October 27. Too many are August 23, 1914, whereas the secret 'appointed to assess benefits and dam-
By banking here—yon place your account under
ages to the property and lands situ­
now clamoring for something for treaty was not negotiated
until ate in said drainage district and to
the supervision of
nothing. Since the death of thou­ ¡March, 1917, or nearly three
years appraise the cash value of the land
and Reculntiona.
sands of devoted followers of Colonel later.
I necessary to be taken for right of
DIR ECTORS :
. Roosevelt have journeyed to his rest­ j Not only did the President receive
1*. HKISBL, Farmer.
ing place at Oyster Bay to lay a trlb- (this message, .but from Garrisoti. Way. holding basins and other works
JOHN MORGAN Farmer
C J. Hl»U ARI’S, Mgr. C. Power Co-
ute upon his grave. It seems only Mont., on Sepjteniber 12. he sent of said district within or without
I. C. LAMI«. Huilding Material.
W J. RIECHERS. Vice-Pre«, and M*r.
the limits of said district, filed their
titling at this time, when we most ¡back this reply:
report in this office on the 27th day of
need Americans of his veriie type.
“I thank you for correcting an un­
Ithat Congress should proclaim Oc- intentional inaccuracy in one of my ¡October, 1919, and you and each of
you are hereby notified that you may
I tober 27 a holiday. It is surely a day j recent speeches.”
examine said report and file excep-
on which tq display the Stars and i The Senator said:
TILLAMOOK OREGON
¡tions to all or any part thereof, on or
Stripes he so dearly ioved and re
”1 had assumed that the president,
consecrate ourselves to the princi- ; having made that correction, would before the second day of December,
pals of Americanism that he always not repeat the misstatement in any 1919.
Homer Mason.
preached.”
further speechesjo the American peo­
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Cownty Clerk of Tillamook
ple. Yet I find that in four instances
County. Oregon.
• Dr. Livingston Farrand. the great
Elihu Root says that in the«strug- the President repeated that'misstate-
eat authority on public health in Amer­ gle between capital and labor civil­
ment which he corrected in his tele­
ica. served in France as the head ot ization Is facing another assault as
The wnr savings department of
gram to me. Japan had been in the
the fight against tuberculosis, He now serious as that ntttde upon it by Ger­
the treasury at Washington has just
|war
two
years
and
a
half
at
the
time
succeeds Henry P. Davison as head i man militarism. "The world is fac­ ¡these secret treaties were made, and 'paid our war department the junk
Armoured Inner Tires are a practical, common sense,
of the American Red Cross, Dr. Far ing new problems owing to scientific ¡and the President did not have to {value ot 15,000,000 hand grenades,
money-savins tire necessity for ail tire users. By
rand recently visited Seattle, Spo- advancement started in universities I make any mistake about
it, .for he I captured from the Huns, which it
preventing punctures and blowouts, they add plea­
kane and Portland and conferred with
because
each
new
advance
brings
a
¡was
in
a
position
to
know
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the
facts _ plans to give this fall as souvenir
sure. safety and economy to motoring. Lubricated
nJ representatives of Red Cross Chap
banks to the children who buy war
inside and out, they require no cementing aud no vul­
ters of Alaska. Idaho. Oregon and new problem.” says Mr. Root. "Ger-¡accurately. I can hardly conceive how
man autocracy, armed with the fruits 'any man—oh. I cannot conceive how- savings stamps. How- this is to be
Washington.
"The
Red
Cross
faces
canizing. Placed on your tires as easily as inner tube.
of university research, was able to jthe President of the United States— done will be explained this fall when
problems in the post-war period more
assault civilization with a power should deliberately »estate and state school takes up. The metal value of
serious. If possible, than the problems
¡before known. Now the struggle be- again and again something that "he the 15.000,000 grenc les is $300,000
of the war itself. Not a great amount
I tween capital and labor threatens to not only knows but has acknowledg­ but th* government is going to give
of money, but the membership and
¡undermine the freedom of the Indi- ed to be wrong, on an extreme and them away to the young folks who
hearty co-operation of every American
of thrift
ettizeq is what is needed to help the ¡vidual and the condition of universal very important matter pertaining to buy a certain number
stamps.
Red Cross to solve these problems, democracy .which we had already- es­ this ireaty.”
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which threaten our national vitality, tablished. If this country is governed
i
If the opposition to the league of
and which, unless solved, will, rob us 'either by the power of plutocrats or
The federal grand jury at
. Chicago
of the fruits ot victory," said Dr Far­ lot labor our liberty is gone. The gov- nations had followed the Ardmore, has failed to indict the packers
on
|
'ernment of the whole people by all .Oklahoma, style and thrown bad eggs 'the evidence submitted.
rand.
____ The ‘ Attor­
Of
Pmcirlant
Wilartn
the people must be maintained so at President Wilson, w hat a noise we |ney General and his aids were so
‘The Red Cross is the Gospel in ¡that opportunity will remain for I would have heard from the camp I busy making lurid statements that
American youth to utilize the advan-|that is responsible for the mobbing »they probably had no time to collect
boots
tages of university training and the of Senator Reed.
any evidence.
Phone Main 71
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Harris Furniture Company,
Used Cars :
1919 Elgin, run
700 miles -
$1,500.00
1 1917 Maxwell - $450.00
1 Chalmers’ Six
$1000.00
1 Overland
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Prevents Punctures and Blowouts. |
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BAY CITY, OREGON.
Fruit, Groceries and Campers’ Supplies.
Dry Goods and Gasoline
ing reservoir.
L. Berkey.