TILLAMO'K HEADLIGHT. JUNE 3 I»20 5/v V—-WtaQ W> of of Salem, the largest urban center, ROAD WORK IN NORTH PART OF bridges painted, the frame work if to fir all five cf the nominees are what be black, the wooden covering a dark COUNTY. the Silverton Tribune calls the Salem ■ red. and the hand rails are to be ------ o------ candidates. All. or nearly all. of * The much talked about bridge over I white. This will be an improvement Fred C. Baker, Editor. them reside there. I to the bridges, for wear as well as the Kelchis river is nearing coinple- SUBSCRIPTION per year $2.00 “The Tribune suggests that the t tion. The concrete work on it is tor looks. L. H. Kenney, of Mohler, county be divided into four legisla­ completed and i» now ready for the is tn charge of the painting through- tive districts, giving Salem two and steel, which will be taken down in | out the county. the county at large three representa­ a few days. The county evidently believes In tives. ------- o------- The roads in the North of the keeping its working apparatus in "The recommendation is sound.. county are very good, with the ex­ good condition and keeping them pro­ Delegates to the National Dmno- cratic convention, will of course re­ Under the primary the candidate liv­ ception of the Miami road. It is tected from the weather, as it is to member the promise of the demo­ ing in the most populous place has rather rough at present, but a cater­ build an addition to the tool shed in cratic party to reduce the high cost the best chance. But the primary pillar will be put to work smoothing Tillamook, making it about seventy of living in previous platforms, and cannot be held alone responsible tor it a» soon as the weather is clear feet longer, and there is to be a fifty how well that party succeeded will uneven results. The state at large long enough to pay to start work on by ninety foot addition to the shed at Nehalem, also, there is to be a be illustrated when the delegates pay should be divided into legislative it. districts giving every such unit at Anyone who has ever gone an far shed built at Cloverdale. their hotel bills at San Francisco. least one member of the lower house. a* Mohler on the wagon road will al­ and be has an electric blower, to re­ "Here in Multnomah, twelve repre­ ways remeber the planks that they move the stumps and heavy timbers. Let’s make Tillamook City the cleanest looking town in Oregon. sentatives are chosen at large. It were forced to cross over on the way The new road leaves the old one at Everybody clean up and by doing a | Is wrong. Its effect is to deny to between the Coutstock camp and the the Zaddach ranch and goes th:ough little painting it will help some for important territory the right of lo­ South fork of the Nehalem. Perhaps the swamp as far the the Mohler there are some old fire traps and cal representation. In the twelve 1 the reader rememlMirs it, and perhaps school house, where it comes out and shacks that haven’t had the first chosen by the republicans this year he too. met about a dozen cars and follow» the old one for about two ¡ » coat of paint yet. And those back­ not one conies from the country. All had a lovely time backing tip and I hundred feet arid then It plunge- back into the wilderness and does not are from Portland. sliding off the planks, and ah but yards. Even If a whole lot of rub­ "A bettei and fairer sjstein of a going over the gtade every few min­ come out again until it reaches the bish and trash have been removed, there’s a lot more that Is a eye sote. ! portionment is to give every county utes, just like almost everyone else place where the dead forks to go to [ at least one member of the house, does. The Coir «lock Logging Co. lias Nehalem. and to distribute the remainder ac- a plank toad al*ng there ever which Car shortage in Oregon is getting cording to population, If it shall ap- they haul their l*«s on heavy trucks, The Menmrial Day Exercise*. serious and the prospects are that a pear by this method Multnomah is to the river and then duatp them. number of saw mills will have to denied proportionate representation, When they receive«!1 permission front The exercises which were held on oloee down. This is what is taking the balance can be approximately re­ the county to put dshrn the rwad they place in Coos county, and the car stored by increasing the house mem­ were to have finished with it and Monday in nismory of >»cently Vhere aionok. car shortage in the South for it is lar branch of the legislature will be were only two planks over w hich The G. A. R. »iPrtibers mat'at their always the West that is discriminât i estored.” the cars had to pass ,and it was a headquarters al the Nation'll Build­ ed against when it comes to car feat that required considerable skill ing at 9:30, where the parade was shortage. to drive all tire way on those planks forned in which G. A. R., W R. C., >di Supply of Cloth. auA not «ice go over. An 4. my! jt*t Amectcan Legion, K, of P.’s, L O. O ------- o------- -------o .... WOMEN'S AND MISSES' UNDERWEAR ONE 5TH OFF. We have been asked by a person tfuiiik, uknn It is rainy an i they ane F., L-O. O. M. anl o»lier lodge orders * MILLINERY REDUCED TWENTY PER CENT. History is repeating in the cloth si wk,’ Caato something be done to ’ook part. They marched to the mill who is evidently not well pleased Every trimined. Hat, every shape, «wary Sun Hat. all Wbasen's 30c. Vests, Priced Special -- 23c with all the nominees on the repub­ situation in the United States and prevent the rights of th» public crossing and held satrrtees at cite wat- Women's 35c. Vests, Priced Special -- trimmings reduced 20 per cent. June is the month foi the stock phrase ’ ’ overstocked ” is 1 er's edge, in memory of the sailors I 28c. from- being, sucroacbed upow in this lican ticket whether we are going to I and marines drowised at sea. The net lists. No'.v is thz time. This is the place to buy. Bring in Women’’* 40c. Vests, Priced Special - 32c. support it front top to bottom, as the most freely used display word in maaow? spreads of large retailers in the daily We beg tie reader not think that they marched to the Christian church ' tire chilcEren fortiieir hats. We will do t&e trimming free Women’s Vests, PricedSpecial........... some of the republican nominees 38c. have been supporting a democratic press in all large cities and towns. we Intend to knock during tl • entire ! ; where the following program was i ■ti charge. Women's 59c. Vests, PricedSpecial . - 47c. These custom attracting displays may rewdered: arti'de.hut we are simply exnressing newspaper that supported Wilson at 15c. Muses 25c. Vests, Priced Special ... Mexican -Sun hats --................................... . 20c. the last two presldental elections. or may not mean oversupply in the «pinion off the public concerning 1 invocation. Rev. Ljenkaemper.. Just tre thing for garden and beach. Women's $1.00 Union Suita, Special . 80c. The question is very ingeniously • 5c10c. and 25c. Women’s 75c. Union Suita, Special .. antagonism on our part. The Head- today . Spending is being materially ( and t-iiat was that on the -vay to L.O. O. P., Solo, John Carroll. 60c. light has consistently supported all curtailed. Tire get-ricVqpick element Brighton the iwner of a smalt logg- 'F-'Q. W„. Reading. A. A. Hall. INITIAI HANDKERCHIEFS < WOMEN'S HOSIERY REDUCED. .nominees on tne republican ticket in getting their dollar aa hour nu>re or ' ing camp had seen fit to run his logs Andres». Rev. Lienkaemper. A t(k. VALUE. 2 FOR 25 bridge over the-south the company bmpg unl oaded , at the $2.79 •Garments, priced Special ALL WASH TUBS REDUCED 10 PER CENT will not play the political game fair, fork of the Hehalem has been chang­ wrong gate , tfeg scattering of trig! $2.85< Garments, priced Special $2.14 ALL WASH: BOARDS. REDUCED 10 PER CENT and our good friend appears to be I ed cqnt'idecwMy. as the long vjffproach. flower girls, and the changing of tire The Damm Family. one of them, but we have never al­ I has been removed and a fill has bee is flags on the jravfs, werg very imjfre^- i ------ o------ lowed personal prejudices to interfere put 'll. to tali» its place, 'flhe entifia Hive. The Dead March tty the mur.Ligl with our better judgement when it Iowa people renteber three or four fill is to be paved with concrete next music, the ^ow and fallerjng ff»op- came to supporting the republican years ago that a family of fourteen— spring, ua tt would not be s'tfficien'Jty steps of tl.e veterans. a,nd the silent ticket. Seeing that all the republican father, mother and twelve children sefifl.ed before that time. decking of. the gravw by the. scouts nominees won in a fair and honor­ by the name of Damm, came direct The rvud on the other iiffe ot the and flower girls wilt Ipng be remem­ able race, and are now the nominees from Holland to Oskaloosa, en route I brijdge has been lowered and cutde bered. The G. A. !$; ritual, was fol­ of the republican party, we must in­ to Pfellu. Not a member of the family wider by means of the stfimn shovel, lowed ( pr the ffrsj tipie in tf)e writ­ form our good friend that we are go­ could speak a word of English and which is still at work in that section. er’s experience) the f)ng. gUuaJ ot ing to follow our usual custom and they were dressed in Holland cost­ The work is under tb». dtreettev» of the W , R. C. give the republican ticket our loyal ume, declares the Des Moines, RegisJt-» C. M. Morten, and the steam shovel Thtr thanks ot all. are due tv the support from top to bottom, and it ter. engineer is Wm. Morrison, of Ne­ Drum, Corps. ?fetny wh.e> have read every republican will do the same, They were not subjects to charity, halem. A Mr. Martindhle. uf Astoria, the wilful extravagance and the wil­ but had little else than their pass­ has the contract to efrar the right of of t4e dirge of the fjfft »nd muffled ful waste of peoples’ money by the ages paid to Pella, Iowa. They came way through the Zaddach swamp, drum» heard t>em tor U m ? first time in thpir live» , • { Wilson administration will cease. here to be American citizens and to He has been in aRy City and Tilla- I The services of the ®oy Scouts who As our good friend has set us strive for their share Of this coun­ i I mook for some time, having come led the parades us honor escort all thinking about republicans support­ try's prosperity. here on business «on nee ted with the duy long were very helpful. Rev. ing democratic newspapers, which Soon they rented and moved to Bay Fish Company at Bay City. Lienkaemper. who was the official seek to defeat the republican party, the Bench farm in Richland Town­ Oscar Steele, of Nehalem, spent the chaplain of the day endeared himself he has furnished ub with some mat­ ship, Mahaska county. week end in Tillamook with friend,». to all by bis tender, loyal ministrat­ erial for futuie snap shots when we There they have lived and labored John Gardener, of the S. P. Co., discuss it again In these columns. If since, and now they have purchased 1 was in from Portland this week. He ions. we tread on anybody’s soft corns, that farm about 400 acres-—paying Is the Iravelitig agent for the com­ The ears, whtch were furnished so don't get mad and cuss the snapshot therefore the sum of $60,000. generously, were highly appreciated. pany and he says that he found man, but. what kind of a republican That’s what Industry and determ­ business very good in Tillamook. Ac­ The only thing forgotten was wbat Is it that is doing it and now want ination can do in this God’s land of cording to Mr. Gardener, the week- would have been a tremendous vote republican support? plenty for him who works. I end special will run for a while on of thanks to the Christian church the present schedule and then be members for the proverbial xeneros- There is a large crusher near the i lty in the use, of their house, the on­ County Representation in The House Boxing First Rate. Onion Peak schoolhouse that will be ly one in the city that could accom­ And Senate odate the crowd. It was typewritten The boxing match Wednesday put to work soon. It crushes the on the program, but. owing to the ------- o------ rock for the road all along the east­ night under the auspices of the Till ­ Then next state legislature will side of the North Fork of Nehalem embarassement ot a little mix-up at wreHtle with the question of redis­ amook Boxing Commission was a river. Farther on there is a crew at the close of the program, was missed. tribution of representation in the | complete success, both financially work with a catorplllar, clearing the and from the fans' point of view. state legislature, which is a matter The bill was snappy throughout. right of way. C. E. Allen is is the which vitally concerns counties like foreman in charge. The surveyors Adults 25c. Children 15c. Tillamook which have been hooked In the main bout between Jay Hous­ have just finished their work on that er and Joe Fiddler. Houser received to other counties. It is our content­ part of the road for the North Fork ion that every county In Oregon la the decision, which was very much Important enough to have a repre­ to the pleasure of the fans. Houser Improvement Co., which has been NAZIMOVA / at "THE HEART OF/A CHILD sentative in both housea, and we I broke his left hand in the second under the instruction of Al Gulstrom think the people of this county will round and his right in the sixth. Up­ the Deputy County Surveyor. One mile on the other side of the I agree with ua that Tillamook should on examination after the fight Dr. Constance Talmadge start in "Who After a time the young couple halem last week. Clatsop county line is a large crusher Hoy, of the Boxing Commission ex ­ have a state Senator and a represent­ Cam." realize that'life holds no real happin­ Bill Snyder, after an absence of ative In the lower house, and any­ pressed surprise that a man would | which is jointly owned by Tillamook ------- O' ■ — ess without the other. And so these about eight months returned to Ne­ thing short of this will not be satis­ take so much punishment without and Clatsop counties. It has a cap­ Joan, young, happy and carefree-— happiness seekers become the ideal acity of one hundred yards, and, lat ­ halem. He will work for Bert Gres­ factory. We are tired of the joint­ giving up. just a kid—lives alone with her married couple, with love and hap­ ham. The four round bout between Jim er on, will crush rock tor almost all' senator and joint representative sys­ grandparents, who have forgotten piness to rule their home. Thia is Mrs. B. Capels is visiting with Mrs tem. Conditions have vastly changed, Himes and Bill Dcroughty was fast the roads in the North end of the the word "youth.” In a house near­ the story of "Who Cares?” in which Lange of this city. county. and laaolated counties like Tillamook I and furlome, the decision being a by lives Martin Grey, a young man Constance Talmadge is presented by Going back down towards Nehal­ Mrs. Bernice Batsner, after an ab­ have grown Industrially to such an draw, which was also favorable to An old who has come to his country home to Lewis J. Seinick and which will be sence of several months, returned to oxtent that they are entitled to bet­ the fans, as both are Tillamook boys. em we find that a new concrete and grieve alone over the death of a seen on Sunday, June «, at the Gem Billy Ryan, of Tillamook, won In wooden bridge la to be built acroes friend m • this city last Saturday. ter representation in the state legis­ dearly loved father. Theatre. the North Fork, at the Scovell place. the tour round hout with Denny lature. Eventually Martin and Joan meet nev? package Work will start on it Immediately, The United Brethren in Christ. The Oregonian hud an editorial on O'Brien, of Wheeler. and get acqalnted easily in the fas­ Nehalem Notes All the boxers mixed good and aa a gang is being brought together Preaching at 11 a,m. and 8 p m. this subject on Tuesday, but it full­ hion of the very young. One day now. There Is a small crusher at Morning subject, "The Great Crisis ed to define the representation in the made a hit with the fans. Joan is discovered with Martin and Miss Ora Dunn, of Tillamook, is in Life." the Tilden place, with a capacity of Carl Leach won the decision over senate. It says: her grandparents forbid her to see paying an extended visit with W. D. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Prayer "Fourteen candidates for repres­ Hay White, these boys are beginners, about sixty yards a day, whtch I him again. This Is too much for little Steele and family, meeting every Wednesday at 8 p m. entative in the legislature submitted and with a little training they will crushes the rock tor the roads on the I Joan, whose only happiness has been Rudolph Tohl and Helen Parks Mrs. Norman Dye will entertain themselves to the sovereign decision i make good in the game, as they West side of the river. in the company of the man who has made a businese trip to Portland A crossing between Wheeler and the Indies Aid on Thursday after­ of the primary in Marion county on showed good speed. Perhaps the learned to love her. She runs away I last week. noon at 1:30. May 21. They cante front all parts reasou that While was beaten was Nehalem is to be made, which will to Martin and he takes her to the The open meeting given by the There will be no preaching services of the county. Marion has more than that while he was being introduced be one mile long, and will save a- city, where they are married. Artisan lodge last Friday was a suc­ in the evening as the Sunday School 12,00 registered republican voters, his second had removed his chair, bout five miles. Jack Rupp and To* Joan, married life is no differ­ cess. The dance and program and will at that time observe Childrens’ the greater part of them—perhaps and when he went to ait down it Charles Kunze have the contract to ent than any other kind of life, and also the supper was enjoyed by every­ Day by rendering a program begin­ two-thirds- coming from elsewhere wasn’t there and he became rather build a dike across the low land, on who attended. one she proceeds to carry out her idea of was bothered top of which will be the road, and ning at eight o’clock. than Salem. In the county are such embarrassed and what life shotild be. Life is one mad A pie social and dance was given the county Is to build the bridge a- thriving and Important towns as Sil­ throughout the setto. You are Invited to attend the var- merry-go-round, and each person's for the benefit of the Camp 4 ball cross the river. The boxing commission is getting ( lous services. Why not every body in verton, Stayton, Jefferson. Wood­ ■ team at Camp 4 last Monday. motto should be "Who Cares? ” She The bridge will be wood and con­ i Tillamook attend the various services burn, Marion. Gervais, Mount Angel, an extra good card lined up for the forgets she has a husband and flirts The baseball game between Camp crete, and together with the dike. Is at some church, and help make Sun­ Turner and others. Some of them had Fourth of July.. madly with everyone and anyone. 4 and Nehalem last Sunday was very to coot one hundred and fifty thous ­ day, a holy day. Instead of * holiday. presented the names of honored clt- Martin suddenly realises that he Interesting as it was a close game. and dollars. A steam shovel will be And do our bit in giving unto our isens, in the confident hope that they has married a will-o'-the-wisp, a but­ Camp 4 beet C to 7. put to work on the grade within the children a Christian nation. Instand would receive the favorable eonsld- terfly. whoee motto is "Who Cam?" Keaneth McDonald and wife are next nlnelr day«, and the city ot Ne ­ of a nation of matsriailMn, German eratton of a discriminating elector- So he says "Who Caree — who the de ­ visiting; with relatives in Nehalem. halem is to wide« the street and All eulture, anarchy, L W. W!. and rain, ate. vil dsee?” and hssesn u fast friends M ik Alex Anderson and daughter, . It 1«. for a heritage. "It was a discriminating elector­ SiUamuuk ìjeaòlùjl|t. $ $ Editorial Snap Shots ? Knocking the L Out f Of the H.C.L* Smithy’s June DISCOUNT SALE ! During the Month of June Every Article in the Store will be Offerei at a Saving from 10 to 50 per cent. See our Windows. Watch our ads. Every Article in the Store not mentioned in this ad. eiuced 10 per cent or more. NAZIMOVA of a Child” GEM THEATRE, FRIDAY SATURDAY, JUNE 4-5 VACUUM PACKED ate. It discriminated nati ral y la fav- The county la havln« all the with Veedtee. a shores girl. of Portland. vMted relatlrea in Ne- B F. Wrtscte.PMtor.