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Editorial Snap Shots.
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bed up over the discharge of Finley, ‘
why a »pedal session of the legisla­
ture was perfectly in order and not
one word was said about economy.
Why .one week previous to the meet­
ing of the state legislature the gov­
ernor called the fish and game com­
mittee together, for no other purpose
than to help him out of a hole, but,
here, too, the governor did not raise
one word about economy, for the
members of the committee were paid
for their time and mileage, which
highgt have been saved had the com­
mittee not been called together a
week ahead of the legislature.
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Troubles never come alone. Bryan
threw a sky rocket into the demo-
crotic party—excuse us, we should
have said the one man Wilson party.
And from all indications Bryan is
going to carry his point, Now Ad-
There are quite a few persons who miral Sims, whom most e very body
are trying to induse other persons respect and admire, is raising a
to run for office, simply to gel even rumpus back in Waarington, and the
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with some candidate who has an- old »ea dog is shooting some heavy
shots
at
the
navy
department,
mak
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nounced himself.
ing Secretary Daniels squirm. What
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A good many persons are speculat- with Bryan and Sims to contend
ing and asking the question who with and the investigation going on
will be selected as postmaifter. The showing wilful waste of money in
"higher ups” back in Washington conducting the war. and the contin­
ued increase in the high cost of living
will decide, as heretofore.
the Wilson party is in hot water all
Most of the state legislators were the time and the people anxiously
more or less disappointed and some waiting for the time to burl it and
even disgusted at Governor Olcott the president from power.
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calling the legislature together—to
Admiral Sims exploded a depth
pull him out of a hole.
bomb in the navy department when
Some of the state law makers call­ he made this startling statement at
ed Governor Olcott a jelly fish. They an investigagtion at Washington last §
didn’t miss it much, for his flip flop 1 week: "Don’t let the British pull the
methods in wanting Finley fired and | wool over your eyes. It is none of our B
then reemployed showed that the I business pulling their chestnuts out
governor of Oregon by inheritance, is ' of the fire. We would as soon fight £
I the British as the Germans." Of
simply a little politician.
| course, it is only natural to suppose
The high cost of living appears to that Secretary Daniels would deny
be getting higher, notwithstanding | i what the admiral had said, and, in
that the democratic party seven all probability, it will be a case of
years ago promised to reduce the • | varacity. Yet one must remember
high cost of living. Instead of doing , , that before the United States entered
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so, the democratic party is responsi­ the w'ar Secretary Baker and Secre­
tary Daniels were classed as pacifists
ble tor the high cost of living.
and woefully neglected to place the
The treaty of peace and the league army and navy on a war footing and
of nations covenant has been signed provide the necessary war materials.
by the aille-'. with the exception of The admiral's accusation will surely
the United States, and a few days cause considerable friction between
after orders were issued to some of him and the navy department, which
the allied fleets to go Immediately to is liable to develop to large propor­
the Black Sea. where war is liable to tions. The admiral claimh the above
was told him when he left the Unit­
be started again at any moment.
ed States for England.
The action of the state legislature
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Some of those who are interested
in regard to German language news­
papers did not
accomplish that in local candidates predict that the
what is generally desired by the timbermen are going to take an ac­
people-—prohibition of German and tive part in local politics. We hardly
other foreign language newspapers think so, for what unpleasantness
and literature in the United States. existed a few years ago is a thing of
The legislature has made it compul­ the past. No doubt, some of the can­
sory that where newspapers use the didates would like the timber men
German language they must print to line up with them, but we are in
hope that they will not do so, for we’
the same matter in English.
do not want to see any friction with
It was perfectly in order for some the citizens and the timber men in
The approving legal opinion of ing any persons interested in any
of the muck rake newspapers in the future, They can get along Messrs. Teal. Minor & Winfree, of way in the vacation of said alley.
Portland to besmirch the characters much better by pulling together and Portland, Oregon, will be furnished
Dated January 22nd. 1920.
of state leigslators. That is one reas­ not pulling apart. Just for illustra­ the successful bidder.
F. D. Small.
on why people living outside of Port­ tion. take the matter of the assess­
The Court reserves the right to
Sarah J. Elliott,
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ment
on
the
timber
that
was
burned,
land have a prejudice against that
reject any or all bids.
F. N. Elliott.
city. The people of the rural dis­ in which the timber men were Justly
Homer Mason, Clerk.
tricts as a rule send some of their entitled to a reduction, several rep­
highly respected citizens to the legis­ resentatives of the timber companies
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lature and they resent seeing them argued the matter with the board of
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abused by such newspapers as the equalization, with the result that the
Notice is hereby given that a peti­
timber men and the county officials
Journal.
got together on what was thought to tion has been duly filed with the
The office of district attorney Is be a fair basis for the county as well Honorable Mayor and Common Coun­
going begging. No attorney wants it as the timber owners who had sus­ cil of Tillamook City, Oregon, for
A good piano is a lifetime invest­
at the small salary. We are informed tained such serious losses. With that I the purpose of vacating that certain
that a petition is being prepared cordial understanding new existing, alley, running North and South
ment.
giving lasting satisfaction
asking Mr. Goyne to make the race and we hope it will still exist, we do through Block (5) five. Town of
for your money, whereas a cheap
Lincoln,
now
part
of
said
Tillamook
not
want
to
see
another
local
fight
again, with the understanding that
piano goes to pieces in a hurry, in
an effort be made at the next legis­ with the timber men on one side and City. Oregon, and said petition fur­
this climate.
late • for a raise in salary Besides the progressive citizen on the other. ther shows that F. D. Small. Sarah J.
the work of advising the County We are quite cognizant of the fact Elliott and F. N. Elliott are the
You. as a prospective buyer cannot
Court on important matters, there is that in order to obtain votes office only persons who own property ad­
afford to experiment. The policy of
a whole lot of work to do. and Mr. seekers will warm up to most any­ jacent to said alley or who would be
this firm for over 45 years has
affected
by
the
vacation
thereof.
Goyne has been doing this at a very body or anything, and, probably that
Now
therefore,
this
notice
is
given
been.
"Your moneys worth or your
is
the
reason
why
there
appears
to
»alary.
small
be an undercurrent about the tim- to all whom it may concern, that
money back." Drop in the Palm
We cannot see why anyone should bcrnien taking an active part in lo­ pursuant to said petition, and the
Confectionery and hear the new
have a duck fit because it was cal politics again, and it does not law.- of th ■ State of Oregon, made
models. Sold on easy monthly pay­
thought best to arrange the ballot so come from the timber men them­ and enact-d in relation thereto, a
ments.
final
hearing
will
be
held
before
the
selves.
That
is
how
we
have
sized
up
that a person could vote a straight
Mayor and Common Council of Till- i
party ticket if the voter desired, the situation.
amook City. Oregon, at the council
ÿfâen&cy
Those who have waited in the poll-
Room, In the City Hall in said Till-
Ing place or have served on an elec­
Notice ot Bond Sale,
amook City. on Monday, the 23rd day
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tion board will admit that the bill
Sealed bids will be received until of February. 1920. at 8 o’clock p m.
Leland B. Erwin
Drawer M.
passed by the legislature would ex­
pedíate the voting and the count. the hour of 1:30 o'clock the 5th on said date, for the purpose of hear-
County Representative.
And. of course, the governor had to day of February. 1920. by the un-
have a duck fit as well for he vetoed dersigned and immediately there­
after publicly opened by the County
the bill.
Court ot Tillamook County. Oregon,
The allies have demanded the sur­ at the office of said court in the
render of the ex-Kaiser from Holland county court house in Tillamoog
and the next question is whether that City. Oregon, for the purchase ot
country will comply with the de­ bonds of said county issued for the
mand. Some people think that the building of permanent roads herein
ex-Kaiser will commit suicide rather in the sum of $112.000. same being
than be handed over to the allies for In denominations ot $1000 each,
trial. There is no fear of him doing numbered from 1 upwards, dated
no, as he is too much of a coward tu January 1st, 1920, and maturing
take his own life, and in proof of serially In numerical older as fol­
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proof of this, when It was seen that lows:
$26.000 eight (8) years troni date
theGerman armies were defeated, the
ex Kaiser sneaked off to Holland out of Issue:
What Would Your wife do
$26,000 nine (9) years from date
of danger. The ex-crown prince has
ot
Issue.
said on several occasions that he
if fire broke out ?
$30.000 eighteen (18) years front
would not be taken alive, and now
that the time draws near for the date of issue;
Are you leaving her with-*
$30.000 nineteen (19) years from
German
human butchers to be
out
the panic-proof protec­
date
of
issue;
rounded up and be turned over to the
tion of r
allies, their loud boastings during said bond» to bear interest at five
the war are a marked contrast to and one half per cent (5H per cent)
per annum, payable semi-annually
what now confronts them.
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on January and July 1st. principal
It will be remembered that when and interest payable in United Stales
KSa Don’t'delay getting this ex-
I j tinguisher in your home.
the woman suffragists asked Gover- gold coin at the office ot the County
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nor Olcott to call a special session of Treasurer ortat the Federal Agensy of
Call or phone right now,
the legislature to ratify woman suf- the State of Oregon in New York
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TILLAMOOKJCITY, - - OREGON
frage. he made much i ado about City, at the option of the bidder.
ot ih.
•oder.rU«
economy, refusing to call a special
Said blds must be accompanied by
NATIONAL BUILDING.:
session unless the state legislators a certified check for 5 per cent of
agreed not to demand pay or mileage. the amount bld and must l>e uncon­
When the fish and game fracas bob» ditional.
Well, if the people of Oregon are
deprived the opportunity to elect a
governor and Olcott decides that he
will hang on, why. there’s the re­
call.
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