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I
TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT,’DECEMBER
18. 1919.
Court Allows Bills
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GAVE THANKS FOR ARMISTICE
Fervent Gratitude to God Wae Flrat
General Warrants
Thought of the Gallant De­
1.70
G. W. Russell ........................
fenders of Verdun.
7.50
Albert Crawford .................
1
6.70
Wm. Hartsell .......................
6.70
The artillery fire dlad out, and theft
Orval Parks ..........................
7.50
J. J. Spencer ........................
was a pause that seemed like the sud­
6.70
Harry Jones ..........................
den end of the world. Then from the
7.00
John Aschim ........................
t
40 bells, high in the towers of the oM
41.12
Tillamook Herald ...............
cathedra) at Verdun, pealed forth
81.00
W. S. Coates .......................
those silvery tones that proclaimed
26.00
W. E. Anderson ...................
again, "Peace on earth.” The armlatice
26.40
A. II. Gulstrom ...................
had come.
11.97
Walter Stark .......................
12.03
Slowly the great doors of the ca­
Walter Stark .......................
32.04
Frederick Post Co..................
thedral opened and in rushed 600 allied
96.00
Lamars Drug Store ...........
soldiers. Doctor Maurer of the Red
5.50
Tillamook Transfer Co..........
Triangle, says a writer In Association
100.00
Vida A. Millis .....................
Men, quietly walked to the altar rail
85.00
Faye L. Stark.......................
and knelt there. Cuptains, lieutenant«
75.00
Florence Whitcomb ...........
and soldiers reached for the betl
9.60
E. W. Stanley .....................
ropes, and he feared the opportunity
1.00
J. L. Steinbach ...................
7.75
for religious service was lost. But
Anderdson Bros.........................
Tillamook Garage ................... 64.91
they saw the lonely figure and came
Tillamook Water Commission 10.00
into the choir space. As he rose all
Tillamook Mercantile Co. .. 53.85
was quiet.
30.00
Multnomah County ..
"Boys,” he said, "I believe we all
90.00
T. E. Epplett .............
want to sing and that we ought to sing
5.13
Mohler Supplly Co. ..
the Doxology.”
7.40
Robert Watt .............
At Its close Doctor Maurer raised
6.20
T. D. Lucas .................
7.00
his hands, and Mohammedans, Catho­
Wm. Goeres ...............
11.20
W. H. Edson .............
lics, Protestants and Jews bowed their
11.20
W. F. Messner ...........
heads and fell on their knees. Amid
9.00
Lewis Anderson .........
the ruins 600 soldiers knelt—Moham­
6.20
E. M. Condit .............
medans bumping their heads on the
64.50
L. S. Hushbeck .........
stones, Catholics devoutly crossing
1.10
T. C. Percy .................
themselves, and Jews and Protestants
2.35
G. W. Phelps .............
with hands clasped, faces shining and
10.00
E. M. Gruber .............
eyes lifted.
15.00
Frank C. Reed .........
188.68
A. A. Hare .................
Doctor Maurer led in that everwon­
Glass & Prudromme Co.......... 42.75
derful prayer, "Our Father Which Art
Henry Plasker............................ 19.33
in Heaven.” He then suggested that
John Naegeli ............................ 35.00
the Americans sing, “My Country, 'Tts
6.30
C. O. & C. M. Dawson ....
of Thee," while the English sang "God
Ben Joy ......................................
5.57
Save the King.” At the close of the
E. M. Wooley ........................... 19.98
The New York World howls that singing tlie French soldiers pushed for­
14.97
67.91 Max Hueguim
H. M. Farmer ............................ 138.70 Walter Affolter
11.97 W. R. Speece .......................
25.93 ■ F. C.
5.99 the sole alm of Congress during the ward and sang, as only Frenchmen
Crystal Laundry .....................
7.40 Arthur Hagg
~ Reed
~ ' ................................ 97.45 O. M. Burbank .....................
19.95 W. S. Coates ........................... 50.16 •
General Fund
E. L. Glaisyer ....................... 290.00 Frank Kumm
extra sessionwas to "discredit Wil­ can sing, the "Marseillaise.”
3.99 W. E. Anderson ....................... 83.04 Albert Aufdernauer ..........
.85 lson.” As if Mr. Wilson needed any
Mary Braun ..............................
2.20 Frank Kunnn
The French general came forward
17.95 A. H. Gulstrom ................... ..
9.00 (assistance in that job!
Thos. B. Watt...........................
6.00 Jokn Kunn ..
70.24 I. E. Epplett .......................
and took Doctor Maurer’s hands. “I
.40
Fred Leight ................................
6.00 Earl Greenlee
67.83
G.
H.
Foland
.......................
Walter Stark ............................
The official canvass of vote cast want to thank you." he said, “for lead­
150.00
Homer Craig ............................
6.00 Tom Bedortha ..
M, J. Shafer ........................... 28.46 Homer Mason .......................
|for governor in Massachusetts on No­ ing these men on this occasion of grace
12.25
M. J. Hall ................................
6.00 Chas. Farnsworth
137.7/
Standard
Oil
Co
......................
D. H. Fletcher .........................
vember 4 has been completed, and to offer praise to God for the deliver­
John C. Iaggi ...........................
Mother’s Pensions
6.00 Clyde Browning
B. E. Johnson ........................... 114.77
40.00 ^he tabulation shows these figures: ance of France and for the safety of
Emil Wooley ...........................
2.20 Willie Kinney .
3.99 Marie Getchell .....................
R. E. Myres................................
17.50 Coolidge, republican, 317,774; Long, the world.”
61.92 Tillamook Iron Works ........... 23.73 Mary Burmester .................
II. Crenshaw ...........................
2.20 L. E. Troutman
Dr. David Robinson ...............
25.00 Democrat, 192,673; King, Socialist,
34.79 J. L. Steinbach ....................... 71.89, Florence M. Baker...............
2.20 E. R. Ayer ....
Dr. J. S. Shearer.....................
10.00
2.20 Chester Bedortha
Adolf Erickson ....................... 45.00 Irene Eadus ............................
( w 7,041; Ernst, Socialist Labor, 2,231; OLD TURKISH TRADE UNIONS
17.50
H. R. Edmunds .......................
2.20 J. C. Dunn ....
i Alex McNain & Co................... 156.50 Johnna York .........................
t 7’50 All others 3. Commenting upon the
Fred McKinley .........................
Ivel
V.
Gillam
.......................
2.40 Walter Affolter
18.00
| Lamb—Schrader Co...................
17.50 result the New York Sun says: “Gov- Guilds Formed of Members of Various
Nellie Burton ............................
1.09 Ruby C. Brooten.........
2.20 Walter Sedor ..
i B. Winters ..................................
17.50 'ernor Coolidge, running as the
Jack Selby ................................
10.09 M. B. Shafer ...........................
2.20 L. A. Yach ....
1.25 Augusta E. Williams
Industrial Vocations Common
Frank Epplett ............................ 10.00 Delores Wood ..
119.80 Chas. Ross ................................ 24.75 Grace I. Illingworth .
10.00 straightout candidate of the law and
In Constantinople.
159.80 R. F. Zachman ....................... 13.97 Leva C. Hall .............
Tillamook Mutual Tel &Tel Co. 8.75 W. D. Wood ....
17.50 order forces of a state whose popula-
Leonard Rush ...........................
18.71 Star Lumber Company........... 739.77 Myrtle F. Dougherty .....
3.80 P. C. Meyer ....
17.50 tion Is typical of the population of
Whatever may be the eventual gov­
12.34 Webster Holmes ....................... 50.00
Kathleen Mills ......................... 100.00 Oness Whaley ..
Road Warrants
18.50 'all great Industrial communities, re­ ernment of Constantinople, the count­
Glass & Prudhomme Co............ 15.93 Anthony Werner
119.80 Star Lumber Co......................... 297.04 J. B. Phelps .....................
James Smith ............................
62.89 Star Lumber Co......................... 434.75 J. P. Phelps .....................
28.92 ceived at the polls not only a plural­ less guilds or corporations created by
5.71 Harley Witt ...
Bruce Wade .............................
66.91 ity of 125,000 over Long, his nearest members of the various Industrial vo­
119.80 Star Lumber Co................. ..
4.03 Edd Jacoby ...
147.16 Ausin Phelps .....................
119.80 Tillamook Water Commission
W. L. Campbell ............... .... 183.00 Tom Harington
29.95 [competitor, but a majority of 114,000 cations followed by the population will
2.v0 W. R. Gould .....................
Aiderman & Poorman ...........
9.97 Wm. Jolly ..................................
12.25 over all his rivals at the polls. The probably respond slowly to the change.
4.28 Charley Wilks
3.59 Standard Oil Co....................
Chas. Wooley, Jr....................... 48.00 Charley Wilks
91.88 B. Batzner ................................ 31.25 H. E. Rinehart ...................
57.50 dimensions of this victory for pure In Constantinople, says a writer on
Mohler Supply Co......................
35.91 Star Lumber Co........................ 489.83
4.00 Ira Tomlinson .
and undefiled Americanism are im­ Turkish life, avery trade and calUa<
Tillamook Headlight ............... 16.16 E. A. Worthington
64.22 Woods and Woods Garage .. 36 00
pressive when taken by themselves. has Its own union, many of which are
Undeniably.
A. M. Hare ........................... 188.68 Wayne Mulkey
11.97 Marion Steam Shovel Co. .. 44.86
Read in connection with the returns of long ancestry: the eanaf. or guild,
Dr. W. C. Hawk ....................... 90.00 Clifford Thomas
7.98 Southern Pacific Co.............
6.98
Teachers complain that they are of the previous election they become of the shoemakers, for example, la
5.98 Nehalem Garage ..................... 58.31
A. A. Pennington ...................
9.39 J. Brandes
said to have been granted power to
less than the railroad men that still more impressive.”
C. A. Johnson ........................... 150.00 Will Wilks
42.89 Brighton Mills Co....................... 1 1104.44 'paid
1
judge and punish tte own members for
38.35 W. B. Elliott ...........................
Myrtle Wallin ........................... 95.00 B. E. Turner
2.50 . went on strike. The world seems to
31.92 Amos Vaughn .........................
Helene Epplett ......................... 100.00 Louis Fleck ...
public offenses hb long ago as the six­
Hunters Take Notice.
7.00 | consider it more important t„
..
to mind
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29.92 J. T. Woodard .......................
E. W. Stanley
67.60 L. I). Hardin
!
teenth century, in return for some
/he train than to train the mind.
Walker
3.99
Leslie
6.73
J. F. Jones .
Wheeler Lumber Company .. 92.96 1
We have furnished cottages and service which it then rendered Sulei­
61.84 C. Kinnaman ...........................
Carl White .
17.50 N. J. Dye ...
1.10
good accommodations at, our camp at man the Magnificent. Organised for
Strike.
Strike
Away
!
147.81
Irvin
Hubbard
Remington Typewriter Co. ..
1.75
5.00
J. W. Jennings .......................
Netarts.
the common benefit as traders or work­
79.84 Cloverdale Mercantile Co. .. 29.05 I
John Aschim ........................... 110.00 Ed LeFrancis
A. N. Davies, Prop. ers, the members of the guilds are ad­
Why
not
all
strike
for
a
four
hour
134.77
J. C. McClure ........................... 110.00 Henry Nelson
Mrs. J. F. Bradley ................... 13.50
mitted irrespective of race or religion
25.93 W. E. Anderson .................. 17.55 day and a three day week?—Wheel­
Gladys Jones ........................... 75.00 Dan Billings
92.93 W. S. Coates ...........................
11.70 Earnest Himes
2.30 ing Intelligencer. Yes, and a thirty November Victor Records on Sale at so long as they follow that particular
J. C. McClure ...........................
The Song Shop.
72.95 Mrs. Ed Kelly ....................... 21.60 minute hour and a sawed-off second.
D. R. Tinnerstet ....................... 200.00 A. J. Nails ..
occupation. The buslness*of the or­
G. B.. Ln nib ............................. 41.50 Elmer Lucas ...
99.87 King-Crenshaw Co.................... 116.95 1—Weston (W Va) Independent.
ganization is conducted in lodges, the
11.48
T. E. Epplett ............................ 197.05 C. C. Christensen
Oo-La-La-Wee-Wee
J. B. Phelps ............................. 18.50
officers of which have been held re­
31.96 Wilson & Gilbert Co............... 91.00
A. J. Auto Co.
201)0 C. Kinnaman ....
—
Dixie is Dixie Once More.
sponsible for the good behavior of
H. V.
31.92 Wilson & Gilbert Co................ 27.76
152.00 E. Goodspeed ..,
"Me Uud Gott.”
Caroline Sunshine.
members. Although future conditions
15.98 A. G. Beals Lumber Co.......... 301.34
G. B.
133.33 M. B. Shafer ...
Golden Gate.
In Constantinople will doubtless modi­
42.45 Frank Minskey........................... 48.00
Marion Hare ........................... 85.00 Sam Tomlinson
Charles F. Howard, of Windfall,
Mammy O. Mine.
fy them, the esnafs will probably con­
7.98 Tillamok Mutual Tel & Tel Co.
Dr. R. T. Boals .......................
8.25 B. Tomlinson
.50 .Indiana, who spys he is a candidate
Waiting Fox Trot.
tinue to be a power.
109.80 Gilbert Belleque ....................... 14.00
Dr. H. E. Rinehart............ ......
3.75 W. F. Cain ..
42.65 The Hemlock Store .................
Mandy, Fox Trot.
Mrs. T. L. Gillen ...............
3.95 for the Democratic nomination for
2.25 Thore Haugen
51.14 Chas. F. Pankow ..................... 195.41 United States senator in 1920, has is­ Portland Fancy.
E. G. Anderson .......................
.75 Edd Braunereuther
Schools of Dunkerque.
35.92 A. F. Coates Lumber Co.......... 644.42 sued a circular in which he declares: Weeping Willow Lane.
Francis G. Welsh ...................
1.50 A. J. Fleming
One of the things that deeply Im­
81.08 Tillamook Garage ...................
G. E. LeFever .......................
8.25 "God speaking through the voice of
2.25 Jack Leslie .
Cohen at the Picnic.
pressed the company of journalists
54.89 Alderman & Poorman ........... 32.43 Woodrow Wilson.”
Jerome D. Dunn .......................
.75 W. Morrison
Wonderful records played at their from some twenty different nations
51.63 Forrest Ayer ........................... 143.76
Mrs. Jessie Taggert ...............
.75 M. L. White
best on The Brunswick.
2.24 Thomas Coates .......................
who recently visited Dunkerque In a
2.00
.75 Oran White
Mrs. Florence V. Getchell ..
* party was the story of the public
Notice to Creditor».
59.88 A. R. Ford ................................
7.50
Harry O. Quiqley ...................
.75 Charlev Haybreaker
44.90 Henry Plasker .........................
5.35
S. II. Dill ..................................
.75 Bud Steel .
schools. Dunkerque, although it es­
Notice is hereby given, that the un­
69.59 E. E. Parker ........................... 40.00
Dr. H. E.. Rinehart ............... 50.00 P. E. Allen
caped occupation, was under constant
63.97 Anderson Bros............................
6.71 dersigned has been by the County
J. L. Lawson ............................
8.00 L. T. Cain .
bombardment; the enemy at one time
XML®
-^.MACHINES
39.28 A. C. & H. Anderson............... 10.40 Court of Tillamook Coiyjly, Oregon, I
Harris Furniture Co.
31.50 C. P. Briggs
and another had the city under fire
NUDUt OF PERFECTION.
32.43 F. P. Hobson ...........................
2.00 appointed Executor of the Will and
W. J. Riechers .........................
1.20 Dick Bartow
by land, sea and air, but, except for
63.62 W. H. Sales ...............................
2.10 estate of Herman Henry Miller, de­
S. A. Brodhead .......................
1.20 C. E. . Allen
PERFECTLY a short time in the beginning when the
89.88 IL C. Wilks ..............................
1.00
Frank Freeman .......................
1.40 John Denny
buildings were used for war purpose«,
89.88 Woods & Woods Garage .... 29.25 ceased. All persons having claims
H. F. Goodspeed .......................
1.20 C. J. . Graham
SIMPLE
the schools of Dunkerque, Ilka those
62.92 John A. Carroll ..................... 40.81 against said estate are required to
A. M. Austin ...........................
1.20 J. E. . Davis .
105.86 W. F. Cain-................................
of Reims, continued In session, and .
M. C. Trowbridge ...................
1.71 present them for allowance, duly
1.60 J B. Langley
SIMPLY
21.97 W. S. Cone ................................
The Bancroft Whitney Co. ..
2.70 verified according to law. at the of­
new schoolhouses were built When­
9.00 M. B. Shafer
31.43 Tillamook Iron Works ........... 123.52 fice of John Leland Henderson, 206
Coast Power Co.............
39.23 G. W. Wilks .
ever the city was bombarded, the pu­
PERFECT.
21.44 Tillamook Iron Works ...... 123.52 East Third Street, Tillamook City,
Geo Krumlauf
Road Fund
pils, big and little, marched to the cel­
F. P. Hobson
Arthur UTensor .
51.10 Oregon, within six months from date Needles. Oil. Belts and all kinds of Sewing lar in orderly procession, and some­
J. L. Steinbach ...
Grif Krumlauf
• Machine supplies, Repairing a specialty.*
119.55
Elmer Trcutman
Alex McNair & Co.
times the entire session was held there.
Chas. Riena .
Arthur (feasor .
420.51 hereof.
I^imb-Schrader Co.
If a schoolhouse was partly shattered.
Dated this 12th day of Nov. 1916.
New Home Users
Milo Beaman
22.50
Joe Altenberger .
Grand Leader ........
It
was repaired at once, and school
R. E. Myers ..
25.43 Mary M. Jenck ...
First publication November 13,
100.00
Howard Sherwood
are quality chosers.
promptly resumed; nothing, in short,
Frank Crane .
39.90 Wm. Hoover
J. T. Woodward .
5.00 1919. Last publication Dec. 10, 1919.
For
Sale
By
E. Krumlauf
33.41 G. W. Phelps
was allowed to interfere with the con­
Ted Lyster ..
2.35
Mrs. H. C. Potter,
D. Benfield ..
5.99 Ray Woods
SHARFF lb DUBIVER
tinuity of the schools of Dunkerque.
Lionel Speecç
11.97
Executor.
II. IL Johnson
11.97 Lionel Speece
Virgil Sneecc
172 3rd Street
11.97
Wallace Wallace .
Peanut Now Important Crop.
B. M. Shoemaker
The peanut has accomplished won­
R. W. Edwards .
ders foraagricultural development, and
C. D, Nelson ...
has increased production by acres and
F. S. Armentrout
Vai Fisher, Jr
doubled the value of land in many
John Gustin ............... . . . . F. .
sections. It similarly helped Alabama
Alvis Curl .................
through the crisis when the appear­
B. Winter ...................
ance of the weevil played havoc In
Carl Call .....................
the cotton fields of that state. It has
Edw. Mallory .............
done well throughout the South, and
F. M. Nelson ............
Virginia, which formerly stood first in
E E Nelson .............
Its production, has sunk to fifth place.
<’. C. Murphy ..........
A. J. Heater ...............
The peanut oil Industry has added
Oscar Benett ....
to the value of the crop, and this year
Mark Leston ............
the total harvest and value were the
Edward Morehead ...
greatest ever recorded, In spite of a
What Would Your wife do
Weslev Stornier . ..
reduction In acreage. The once de­
If I had all roe SA VED,
Boss Turner ...............
spised peanut has proved Itself a valu­
if fire broke out ?
Clifford Thomas . . .
believe
me,
I'd
be
able agricultural asset to the South
R Rowtio ............
i and the country, and the end is not
Chas. Baker ..........
some
rich
kid!
Are you leaving her with­
Vai Fisher, Sr............. .............
yet.—New Orleans Times-Picayune.
out the panic-proof protec­
Edw. Morehead ........
Manuel Mann ........
tion of
Everyone There Named Levy.
E. Martin ...,,
There Is a peculiarity about Little
Fred Scherzinger
one-quart hand chemical ex­
Tancock island. Lunenburg county,
C. M. Warren
Nora Scotia, which Is not generally
tinguisher;
instant and panic­
Chas. Jakeman
known. Nearly all the residents are
John Sax ..
Don’t “delay getting thia ex­
proof in operation; child can
named Levy. In fact, only a few years
Al Busche
tinguisher in your home.
“THE INSURANCE MAN."
work it perfectly; for fac­
ago all the residents bore that najna
James Booth
Call or phone right now.
In the majority of cases the given
Tri Booth ..
tories, offices, homes, garages,
TILLAMOOK
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or Christian names Is taken from the
autos.
Install
at
once;
call
F. D Turk
Old Testament. The Levya claim to be
NATIONAL BUILDING?
or phone now.
Fred Affolter
direct descendants of the men who fol­
19 95
John Affolter
lowed the fisherman's calling on the
29.92
■bores of Galilee in the time of Chriat
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