TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 17, 1920.
(TiUamunk ìiraòlight.
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
per year J2.00
Editorial Snap Shots
Wonder whether Tillamook moon­
shiners place “Tillamook on the
Rind” on their "wet” goods und whe­
ther they have a tester and grader
before it is placed on the market?
Wonder when President Wilson
read the republican platform in te-
gard to league covenants, whether
he called the delegates to the Chic­
ago convention, “contemptible quitt­
ers.”
The republican party has taken a
wise course in regard to the treaty
of peace and the league covenant. It
is not opposed to a league but it is
opposed to the Wilson one man
league.
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There is a shortage of most evcry-
thing, but there won't be any short­
age of splendid weather in Tillamook
county this summer, for that is some­
thing the profiteers cannot raise the
pr ce on and bring under the high
cost of living.
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It is unfortunate for the state, as
well as Tillamook county, that road
improvements are going on at a time
when the cost is twice as much as
it was before pre-war times. No one
can blame the State Highway Com­
mission for postponing work which
had been planned, on account of the
money market and the cost of labor
and material.
called for a :-p»cial election, and like
most other small clti s ’.ha’, have put
the question up to he » >ple to de­
cide. they met defe t. O position to
Sunday shows conie from enurch peo­
ple. with the idea that more people
would
attend church if movie
shows were closed. The idea is a
good one, but somehow there is more
attraction or amusement in the
movie show than in a religious ser­
vice on Sunday evenings with a
large number of persons, and why is
it, and who is to blame for that state
of affairs?
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Some ot our influential citizen»
are discussing the question of harbor
improvements, and they are in a
quandry to know wliat is the best
course to pursue in obtaining deep
waler to the upper part of Tillamook
bay and as far as Tillamook river.
We have always contended that there
should have been only one port com­
mission for the entire water shed of
Tillamook bay. and that it was un­
just to tax one portion of the water
sited for the improvement of Tilla­
mook bar and exempt the other por­
tion. But this was what was done by
creating the Port of Bay City and not
taking in the entire water shed. The
injustice of this is now’ seen, after so
much money was expended on the
bar and lower bay improvements to
stop there and no improvements to
upper part of the bay to be consid­
ered. That is a selfish, one-side cul­
mination of harbor improvements.
Hiram Johnson had but a small
show of obtaining the nomination,
simply because he did not play fair
four years ago and refused to meet
Hughes when he went to California.
Although Johnson has been able to
roll tip tremendous majorities tor
himself in California, yet he did no­
thing to bling success to the Repub­ '
lican party in that state four years i
ago, which threw its vote to Wilson
and which saved the democratic part v
from defeat. Delegates to the nation­
al convention had not forgotten this,
hence the frost that Johnson met
witli when the balloting commenced.
But California wanted the nominat­
ion and for state pride, and notwith­
standing that about nine California
millioniaires financed Johnson’s cam­
paign, he probably would have won
out had Johnson and California giv­
en its support to Hughes four years
ago. That’s tlie reason that Califor­
nia lost out. It is to be hoped that
Johnson sees the mistake he made
which was the cause of the frost he
met with al Chicago.
<-o»t of said improvement and in-
eluded within Local Improvement
District No. 11. is all the property
Included within the following boun-
daries:
Beginning at the center of the
East line ot Block 49 of Thayer’s Ad­
dition to Tillamook City. Oregon, and
running thence North along the East
line of said Addition to a point in the
center of the East line ot Block 4 2
of said Addition; running thence
West to a point 37 5 feet West of the
West line of Stillwell Avenue and
105 feet North of the North line of
9th Street (extended); thence South
to a point 105 feet North of the
North line of 10th Street; thence
West to the West line (extended) of
Norton’s Addition to Tillamook City:
thence South to the South line of
Edrick
Thomas
Donation Land
Claim; thence East along said South
line ot the Edrick Thomas Donation
Land Claim tc the Southwest corner
of Lot 3, in Block 9 of Norton’s Add­
ition to Tillamook City; thence
South to a point 105 feet South of
the South line (extended) of the
Easterly portion of 12th Street;
thence East to the West line of the
Street or road leading South from
Tillamook City, thence North to the
North line of the Easterly portion of
12th Street; thence East to the
North and South center line (extend­
ed) of Block 4 of Drew’s Addition to
Tillamook City; thence North to t
point 105 feet South of the south
line of 11th Street thence East to
the place of beginning.
After hearing and determining ob-
Common Council will proceed to as­
sess the cost of the improvement to
the .property benefited hereby. Dated
this June 17th, 1920.
FRANCES B. STRANAHAN,
City Recorder of Tillamook City,
Oregon.
of Third Avenue West; thence
North to a point 105 feet South of
Fifth Street; thence East to the
West side of Stillwell Avenue; thence
North to the place of, beginning.
After hearing and determining ob­
jections to said apportionment the
Common Council will proceed to as­
sess the cost of the improvement to
the property benefited hereby. Dated
this June 17th, 1920.
FRANCES B. STRANAHAN,
City Recorder of Tillamook City,
Oregon.
Notice of Hearing of Objections to
.Apportionment for Street
Improvement.
Notice is Hereby given to all whom
it may concern, that the Common
Council has apportioned the cost of
'improving that
hat portion of Third Street
extending from the West side ol’
Stillwell Avenue to the Western boun­
dary of Tillamook .City, Oregon, j
upon
each tract, lot or
part
thereof liable therefor which is con­
tained within Local Improvement Dis­
trict No. 10; that said apportionment
is now on file and may be seen by any­
one interested in the office of the
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore- !
gon, and that the Common Council
has appointed Tuesday the 29 day of
June, 1920, at the hour of 8 o’clock
P. M. at the City Hall in Tillamook
City, Oregon, as the time and place
for hearing objections to said appor­
tionment.
The property charged with thP cost
of said improvement and included
within Local Improvement District No.
10, is all the property included within
the following boundaries:
Beginning at a point on the West
side of Stillwell Avenue in Tillmook
City, Oregon, 105 feet North of the
North side of Third Street and run­
ning thence West parallel with the
North line of Third Street to the West
boundary of Tillamook City; thence
South along the West boundary of
Tillamook City to a point 105 feet
South of the South line of Third
Street in Tillamook City: thence East
parallel with the South line of Third
Street to a point in the West side of
Stillwell Avenue, 105 feet South of
the South line of Third Street: thence
North along the West side of Stillwell
Avenue to the place of beginning.
After hearing and determining ob­
jections to said apportionment the
Cotnmon Council will proceed to as­
sess the cost of the improvement to
the property benefited thereby. Dated
this June 17th, 1920.
FRANCES B. STRANAHAN,
City Recorder of Tillamook City,
Oregon.
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Valentine
featuring
BERT LYTELL
GEM THEATRE,
Friday-Saturday,
June 18 19.
A story of Crooks and Prisons
and the life of a lawbreaker
who is brought to jus­
tice and reform.
“DRINK HEARTY,”
Pollard Comedy.
Children 15c.
BE RT.LYTELL
av ALIAS
JIMMY VALENTINE
Notice of Hearing of Objections to
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Apportionment for Stieet
Improvement.
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Notice is hereby given, to all whom
It’s now up to tlie democratic nat­
I It may concern, that the Common
ional convention to nominate the
Council has apportioned the cost of
heir apparent to the Wilson throne—
improving that portion of Stillwell
son-in-law McAdoo, for that appears
Avenue, from the North line of
to be tlie Wilson program. Whether
Ninth Street to the South line of
Twelfth Street; Eleventh Street,
the delegates to the San Francisco
from the West line of Stillwell Ave­
convention will stand for it, is doubt­
nue to the East line of Third Avenue
ful, for a large proportion of demo­
West, and Twelfth Street, from tlie
crats are about tired of having an
1 East side of Stillwell Avenue to the
autocrat at the head of the democrat­
West line of the Street, or county
ic party.
road, South from Tillamook City, up­
on each tract, lot or parcel thereof
The Corvallis Gazette Times hits
liable therefor which is contained
within Local Improvement District
the nail on the head when it says:
No. 12; that said apportionment is Notice of Hearing of Objections to
“Next President to cost the nation
now on file and may be seen by any­
Apportionment for Street
525,000,000“ screams the Journal
one interested, in the office of the
. Improvement.
Well, the high cost of presidents
City Recorder of Tillamook City. Ore­
Notice is Hereby given to alt whom
then is coming down for the one we
gon, and that the Common Council it stay concern, that the Common
have now cost the nation 25 billion
Children 15c.
has appointed Tuesday the 291 li day Council has apportioned the cost of
dollars besides the billion we ate
of June, 1920, at the hour of 8:00 improving that portion of Seventh
paying now because he kept us out
o’clock p. m. at the City Hall in Till­ Street extending from the East side
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of sugar. Wilson has been the most
amook City, Oregon, as the time and of Stillwell Avenue to the West side
What happened at the Republican
place for hearing objections to said of Miller Avenue, in Tillamook City,
expensive monarch any country ever
national convention last week was apportionment.
Oregon, upon each tract, lot or part
had.
what a large number of Reput ilcans
Fhe property charged with the cost thereof liable therefor which is con­
predicted, that neither Wood, Lowd­ of said improvement and included tained within Local Improvement Dis­
It is about time that side shows at
en nor Johnson would be nominated within Local Improvement District trict No. 9; that said apportionment
national convention were cut out and
and I hut a "d r k horse ' would will, No. 12. is ail the property included is now on file and may be seen by any­
the proceedings conducted without so
one interested in the office of the
at d iliat the conservative element in | [ within the following boundaries:
much foolishness being injected into
Beginning at the Northeast corner City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore­
tlie Republican nifty would rule and
it. From the newspaper account“ it
gon, and that the Common Council
predominate. It did so, and in nom­ of Lot 6, of Block 3 In R. R. Hays has appointed Tuesday the 29 day of
seems that women were used to
Addition to what is now Tillamook
inating Senator Harding it nominat­ , City, and running thence South to a June, 1920, at the hour of 8 o’clock
scream, acting more like she-devils
ed a discreetly conservative, live per­ point 105 feet North of the North P. M. at the City Hall in Tillamook
then human beings. It must have
son and a man of energy and brains. line of Twelfth Street; thence East City, Oregon, as the time and place
gated on the nerves of the delegates
Harvey’s Weekly, in discussing the to a point on the South line of Lot 5 for hearing objections to said appor­
to hear the women scream, and they
candidates previous to the convent­ of Block 4 in Drew’s Addition to tionment.
from all accounts were some scream­
The property charged with the cost
ion , had this brief paragraph about ■ Tillamook City. Oregon, due North
ers.
of said improvement and included with
the Senator, little thinking at the of the West line of the county road in Local Improvement District No. 9,
tune that he would be the choice of or street running South from Tilla­ is all the property included within the
William Jennings Bryan muy suc­
mook City. Oregon; thence South to
is brief but hits a point 105 feet South of the South following boundaries:
ceed in getting a “dry’ plank placed the convention. It
The line of Twelfth Street; thence West
the
nail
squarely
on
the
head:
Beginning at the Northwest corner
in the democratic national platform,
of Lot 5, in Block 2 of Central Addi­
but its dollWrs to dough-nuts that a Senator from Ohio is neither a re­ to a point 105 feet West of the West tion to Tillamook City, being on the
large number of delegates to the actionary nor a progressive, lie is line of Stillwell Rvenue and 135 feet East side of Stillwell Avenue in Tilla­
South of tlie South line of Block 9 of
democratic national convention at a conserative and proud of it. That
Norton’s Addition to Tillamook City, mook City, and running thence East
San Francisco will have a “wet" lie would like to be President is a and running thence North to the •to the West side of Block 8 of A. A.
reasonable assumption, but it is equ­
Miller’s Addition to the Town of Tilla­
time, for Californians are most lib­
ally certain that there will be no center of Block 8 of Norton’s Addi­ mook (new Tillamook City,) running
eral with handing out “wet” goods
tion
to
Tillamook
City;
thence
West
heart break for Mr. Harding If he be
to visitors, and it may surprise Bro.
to the West line of Block 4 of Nor­ thence South to the center of the West
not chosen. In point of fact, we are ton’s Addition to Tillamook City; side of said Block 8; thence East along
Bryan to find that some of the dele­
strongly Inclined to believe that he thence North to a point 105 feet the center line of said Block 8 to the
gates get on a Jag .
would Just as lief and perhaps a North of the North line of Eleventh East side thereof; thence South to the
Southeast corner of Lot 1 in Block 10
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little liefer continue to represent his Street; thence East to the center
No doubt there was altogether too
of A. A. Miller's Addition to the Town
line
running
North
and
South
State In the Senate of the United
of Tillamook (now Tillamook City,)
much money used In the presidential
States. As once was said of his chos­ through Block 4 of Sunnymead Ad­ Oregon, and running thence West
campaign and it had something to do
dition
to
Tillamook
City;
thence
en predecessor. James A. Garfield,
along the center line of said Block to
with the defeat of Wood, Lowden and
North to a point 105 feet North of the West side of said Block; thence
Mr. Harding has "a bushel of brains”
Johnson. Not that the money was
the North line of said Ninth Street; North to the center of the East side of
used to corrupt the voters, but was which he knows how to use to the thence East to the pluce of begin­ Block 41 of Thayer's Addition to what
advantage
of
his
country
and
his
ning.
spent In propaganda and legitimate
is now Tillamook City; thence West
After hearing and determining ob­ along the center line of said Block 41,
expenses. It has taught a wholesome party. Whatever public position he
jections to said apportionment the and other Blocks lying West thereof,
lesson, for in the future, presiden'ial may occupy will be well tilled.”
Common Council will proceed to as­ to the Southwest corner cf Lot 4, in
candidates will see that it might
sess the cost of the improvement to
bring defeat to them as it did to Notice of Hearing of Objections to the property benefited hereby. Dated Block 2 cf R. R. Hays Addition to
Tillamook City: running thence North
Wood, Lowden und Johnson.
Apportionment for Street
this June 17th, 1920.
along the East side of Stillwell
FRANCES B. STRANAHAN.
Improvement.
Avenue to the place of beginning. Ail
City Recorder of Tillamook City, j of ■said Lots, Blocks and Additions j
People who come to Tillamook
Oregon.
county to fish then trespass on pri­
t being in Tillamook City, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
After hearing and determining ob­
may concern, that the Common
vate property, damage it and then
Notice
of
Hearing
of
Objections
to
jections to said apportionment the
become abusive, should be reminded Council has appropriated the cost of
Apportionment for Street
Common Council will proceed to as­
that Tillamook people when they Improving the following streets In
sess the cost of the improvement to I
Improvement.
visit other parts of the state have no Tillamook City. Oregon, to-wit:
Ninth Street, from the East line of
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, the property benefited hereby. Dated I
right to enter upon and damage Thayer’s Addition to Tillamook City,
Notice Is hereby given, to all whom this June 17th, 1920.
people's property. We think it is Oregon, west to Stillwell Avenue;
FRANCES B. STRANAHAN, 1
It may concern, that the Common
about time that something was done
City Recorder of Tillamook City,
Tenth Street from the East side of Council ha* apportioned the cost of
Oregon.
to protect our citizens from abusive Thayer’s Addition, to Stillwell Ave­ Improving the following streets In
and threatening persons who think nue. and from the West line of Lot 1, Tillamook City, to-wit: Fifth Street,
they have a right to enter upon and Block 3. Sunnytnead Addition to Til­ from the center of Stillwell Avenue,
Harding Get* Nomination
lamook City, West to Third Avenue West to the center of Sixth Avenue
damage other people's property.
West,
and
Sixth
Avenue
West
from
West;
Eleventh Street, from the East line the center of Fifth Street, North to
Warren G. Harding, United States
Senator Harding, who was nomin­
of Thayer’s Addition, to Stillwell the center of Fourth Street, and senator from Ohio, was nominated
ated for president on the republican Avenue,
Third. Fourth and Fifth Avenue
and . .
v. , 4UIU
for the presidency by the republican
ticket, is a newspaper man by pro­
from _ the West side West, from the center of Fourth
Twel 1fth
____ Stivet.
,__________
fession. and one who made a succo:-s of First Avenue East to Stillwell Street, South a distance of two hun- | national convention at the tenth na­
of running a country newspaper. For Avenue, and from Stillwell Avenue dred feet, upon each tract, lot or part tional convention on the tenth ballot,
thereof liable therefor, which is con­ after a deadlock which had lasted
that reason there is no likelhood that to Third Avenue West.
Also. First Avenue East, from a tained within Local Improvement ' for nine ballots and which Anally
he will get any fool ideas into his
head that he is a little political god, point 70 feet South of Tenth Steret District No. 14; that said apportion- ' forced out of the running all the
ment is now on file and may he seen
endowed with all the wisdom and to a point 125 feet North of the by anyone interested in the office of original favorites.
Easterly portion of Twelfth Street;
As his running mate, the conven­
empowered from on high to become
Stillwell Avenue, from Ninth Street tlie City Recorder of Tillamook City,
dictator of the republican party. A South to the Easterly portion of Oregon, and that the Common Coun­ tion named Governor Calvin Coolidge
whole lot of democrats looked upon Twelfth Street;
cil has appointed Tuesday the 29th of Massachusetts, upsetting a plan of
President Wilson at one time In that
First Avenue West, and an exten­ day of June. 1920, at the hour of 8 a combination of the Harding back­
light, but they have changed their sion thereof, from a point in the cen­ o’clock p. tn. at the City Hall in Till- ers to nominate for the place Senator
minds wonderfully of late when they ter of Ninth Street (extended) South aniook City, Oregon, as the time .and Irvine L. Lenroot of Wisconsin. Coo­
place for hearing objections to said lidge was nominated by Wallace Me
nee what a dictator the president Is. of Twelfth Street:
Second Avenue West, from a point apportionment.
Camant, Oregon.
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The property charged with the cost
The democratic mule In Tillamook 100 feet North of the center of of said Improvement and
included
Eleventh Street. South to the center
county long about primary election of Twelfth Street:
Take Notice.
within lxrcal Improvement District
gets its nose pulled. Its ears pulled,
Third Avenue West, from the in­ No. 14. is all the property included
its legs pulled and Its tall pulled by tersection of tlie center of Tenth within the following boundaries:
This is to give notice that no tress­
the three democratic editors, who Street with Third Avenue West,
Beginning at tlie intersection of passing or fishing is allowed on the
become more Interested in the South and Southerly to the center of the West side of Stillwell Avenue William Ryan farm and the Reeher
with the North side of Fifth street,
nomination of certain republican Twelfth Street;
I'pon each tract, lot or part thereof and running thence North 105 feet; farm on the Wilson River, and per­
candidates than they do about candi­
thence West to the center of Block 7 sons who do so will be prosecuted to
dates of their own party. The fact liable therefor, which is contained
of Maple Grove Addition to Tilla­ the full extent of the law.
within
Local
Improvement
District
of the matter is the democratic press
*
William Ryan.
No. 11; that said apportionment Is mook City; thence North to the
of Tillamook county was "sold out" now on file and may be seen by any­ South aide of Fourth Street; thence
body and soul, boots and breeches, one interested. In the office of the West along the South aide of Fourth
Nehalem Notes
shut down along about the 19th of I this month until after the 4th of
to several republican aspirants, No City Recorder of Tillamook City, Street 270 feet; thence South to a
son and Anah Steele last week, on July.
DIETER
wonder that some democrats feel Oregon, and thnt the Common Council point 165 feet West and 100 feet
Although It rained last Sunday the Wednesday night, at the K. of P.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford,
"«ore”, Well, they have reason to, has appointed Tuesday, the 29th day South to the Northwest corner of
ball game played between the Ne­ hall of thia ctiy. A large crowd at­
DENTIST.
Myrtle Crawford and Mrs. Irene Bf-
for the party was "sold out" by of June, 1920, at the hour of 8 Block 2 of Stillwell Park Addition to
halem
and
Beaver
Ball
team
was
tended.
O’clock p. m at the City Hall tn Till­ Tillamook City; thence East to the
fenberger motored to Tillamook Mon­
some of Its so railed leaders.
TILLAMOOK BUILDING very interesting, Beaver beat Ne­
Miss Mollie Ludtke returned to this day.
amook City, Oregui., as the timi and West line of lot 2 in Block 2 of said
halem 10 to 5.
Addition; thence
city last Sunday from a few weeks
place for hearing objection* to said Stillwell Park
(Over Haltooi'n),
Mr. and Mrs. George Sullivan
A miscellaneous shower wa* given visit In Portland.
South to the South side of said block;
The people of Dallas who objected apportionment.
made a short visit In Tillamook teat
th«n«w
East
to
•
point
105
feet
Kast
In
honor
of
the
Mtama
With
Thomp-
I
Th*
property
charged
with
the
to movie picture shows on Sunday*
T illamook- Oregon.
Brighton Camp « to Intending to week.
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