TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT,
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have a crop of 4.200,000 tons in 1920.
Tilamookers Visit Lodge.
The sugar commission wanted to
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Judge Webster Holmes. Dr. Shear­
coutract for ail the xJi <_.op at 6\4
cents at which it was tiered, -but er, Howard Lamar, Chas. Pankow,
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
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per year .$2.00 on the advice of Pulm.tr ...id because and John Carroll were among the
of the objection of President Wilson Tillamook Elks w ho were here Tues­
to fixing the price, congress failed to day evening to attend a session of
the lodge of that order. Tillamook
pass the appiopriation bill.
“In the meantime, Lousiuna plant­ is eager to have a lodge in its home
ers had waited on Palmer and asked town, and the Tillatnookers asserted
The gas situation—everybody who that a reasonable price be fixed for that Tillamook has the 5000 popula-
uses gas "stung" for a few extra dol­ the 1919-1920 crop. It was agreed tionrequired by the order before a
lars. Great is scientific profiteering. with these good democrats that 17 lodge is instituted. It is likely that
Well, Barnum was right. He said cents would be leasonable and that Tillamook will present its claim at
the American people liked to be hum- no prosecution for profiteering would the next session of the grand lodge.
gged. So that is the situation to- result if this price was not exceeded. At present Tillamook is in the juris­
, ,n regard to gas.
At the same time only 7.28 cents was diction of the McMinnville lodge.—
being paid for the Hawli crop. But News-Reporter.
Government ow nership of railroads ' it would not have been consistent to
was a financial lizzie, to say nothing buy the Cuban crop for 6 14 cents
Ball Game at Beaver
The most
of poor passenger and freight service. when the Louisiana planters were to
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Tillamook county has now two pass­ be allowed to sell for 17 cents.
The ball game at Beaver last Sun­
enger trains daily between here and
“The result of the refusal of the day between Beaver and Nehalem al­
Portland, which, had the government adminstratlon to accept the Cuban though not close .was excitng and
continued control, would have been offer resulted In Europe coming into greatly enjoyed by the fans.
confined to one passenger train daily. the Cuban market and bidding again­
In the first inning Nehalem put a-
Viults 25c.
Children 15c
st American refineries until the price cross three runs and held the lead
John L. Schuylerntan, who was a was run up to 12 cents. This was the until the third, whep Beaver tied the
candidate on the democratic ticket height reached in February. At this score. Thereafter Beaver scored at
for delegate-at-large to the demo- time, revised estimates of the sugar will, except in the nineth, three men
cratlc national convention, 1 h a soc­ crop of Cuba cut it from 4,200,000 striking out in a row. Nehalem
ialist, and registered as such, which tons to 600,000 tons.
made several long hits, one a home
goes to prove that the Oregon prim­
“This created a serious shortage as run, but they came well scattered
ary election law needs some necessary the world was living from hand to and with a few men on the base.-'.
amendments. How funny, however, mouth and no surplus was on hand The pitching on either side was no­
Schuylerntan ran on a platform for a or In sight. Then prices rose too the thing extra, but Beaver's hits came
third term tor Wilson, It muti have unheard of height of 23.52 cents. when hits meant runs. The batting
been a case of birds of a feather Hock Meantime the Louisiana planters ask­ of Measor and Maloney, of Beaver,
together.
ed for more were allowed to raise and of Nehalem's second base men
were features of the game.
their price to 2014 cents.
It is a little amusing to hear peo-
"The price of Hawaiian sugar is
pie, who are not engaged in a pro- based on the price of Cuba centri­
Think of These Things
ductive occupation, complain about fugals in New York oil the day of
Money spent In your hime town
under production of foods stuffs. It the arrival of our sugar. The Ha­
is very plain to see that too many waiian crop is about 600,000 tons and county remains in circulation,
persons are engaged in the profes­ and this year the consumption of su­ it will ultimately find its way back
sions
and not
enough on the gar in the United States is near the to you. Isn’t it1 true?
The local business and professional
farm, and with the made rush for 4,000,000-ton mark. We do not fig­
pleasure, brought about by the ad- I ure much in the market, for Cuba man helps with liis taxes to maintain
the institutions in which you are
- vent of automobiles, there is going dominates it and sets the price.
most interested. Money sent out to
to be less production of food stuffs,
mail-order houses or to outsiders does
and, consequently, high food prices.
not contribute to the building up of
A League Incident
Maybe, before long, something will
your town. Such money so far as
happen which will change present
conditions. One of which is that
Attention is being called to re- you and I are concerned, is practical­
food producers should be paid more cent incident in the English House ly withdrawn from circulation. Is­
for their products and non-producers i of Commons to illustrate how the n't it?
One cent a word per issue.
The local merchant is your friend
less.
United States would be hampered in
and
neighbor.
He
rejoices
in
your
her strictly national activities were
His majesty, Emperor Woodrow I., she a member of any league of nat- prosperity and sympathizes with you Singer Agency—H. F. Cook, Prop. . *
autocratic ruler of the democratic ions such as proposed by Mr. Wilson. in your adversity. Truley he is your
Dr. Ramsey, Osteopath, has moved to
party, muHt evidently have lost his j In the Panama Canal zone is a small neighbor. Isn’t he?
110 I. O: O. F. building.
Taking all things into considerat­
temper when he read the republican island, the property of the United
platform, for he characterized it as States, known as Taboga, which the ion, you can buy as cheaply and get Just hear the new “Cheney” phono­
graph, then decide. Monthly pay­
“Prussianism” and politcial skull­ United States Intends to fortity or just as much for your money from
ments. The Song Shop, Main St.
doggery.” What’s the matter with the protection of the Canal. There is your home dealer as though you sent
file political skulldoggery in the gov­ no question as to the American ow­ your money fifty or a thousand miles
Strawberries and cream—Yum-yum.
ernment allowing the profiteers to nership and it Is as much the proper­ from Tillamook. Isn't it so?
Order cream from Harrison’s Dairy.
fleece the people out of a billion dol- ty of the United States as is an island
« lars of money for sugar brought In the Mississippi River.
The Brunswick Phonograph plays all
records better. The Song Shop.
■ about somewhat to help the Louisi-
Now in the House of Commons the
* ana sugar planters? And what about other day up rose a member, Major
Main Street.
the political skulldoggery in connect­ Lowther, who made inquiry as to
For Sale by John Leland Henderson.
ion with the spruce production and whether the attention of the English
206-3d St., Tillamook, the Makin-
the cost plus system? And a lot. of government had been called to the
ster, 160 acre ranch, near Oretown.
other political skullduggery that was proposed fortification of the island.
Price $25000.00 Terms easy.
practiced by the democratic adminis­ by American and whether it might
tration, and which the people will not be a proper matter to be brought
When in need of something electric
8*^jave to pay for in taxation for a before the league of nations council.
just call on the Sunset Electric.
good many years hence?
Of course since the United States
House on payments. If you want a
Is not a member of the league and
house see McDaniel with F. B. Me
McAdoo has crawfished. He since we are doing what we have un­
Kinley.
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doesn't want the democratic nomin­ deniable right to do for our own pro­
ation for president, and his actions tection and the protection of all the
Let the Sunset Electric wire your
shows plainly that he did not want . Americans under the Monroe Doc­
home and save you money.
to go down to defeat. Evidently he trine. we shall pay no attention to
saw that he could not defeat Hard­ the Inquiry, but If we were a mem­
Go to the Sunset Eelectric for Nation­
al Mazda lamps. They give better
ing, who has the backing of the ber of the league as Mr. Wilson
light.
large eastern states. We are inclin­ would have us. and were allowing
ed to believe that had Johnson ob­ the nations of Euroue to run affairs
Wanted—At once, Waitress for Sum­
tained the nomination McAdoo would on this side of the water, we probab-
mer season. Call Elmore Hotel ask
not have withdrawn and would have ly would have nothing to do but al­
for F. C. Stone.
obtained the nomination. The repub­ low that part of the Canal to go un­
lican national convention, when It protected. And as Great Brittan
Several good milk cows for sale. All
gave Harding the nomination, upset would huve six votes to our one in
fresh. Your chance to buy good
the plans of the administration. Now j deciding the matter, it Is more than
cows at a bargain. Also year old
what will the Daddy-in-Law do.1 probable that we should have to ask
Collie dog. E. M. Stone, Blaine, Or.
MAGNUS WOOLEY
throw Ills hat into the political ring? England's permission to construct
At
the
Hill
Military
Academy
com
­
We hope so, for the autocrat demo­ the fortifications, it isn't at all a
For Sale: Mare five years old. broke
mencement excerclses at the academy
cratic president is the issue, not as pretty thought.
to drive double or single. $150.
in Portland, on the 16 of June, Mag­
lie is trying to make people believe
Inquire Headlight.
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nus Wooley was appointed a Cadet
the league of nations.
Life’s a Funny Proposition After All Corporal and commended for his ex­ For SaleiNo. 5 Underwood Typewrit­
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er, almost new. Cheap for cash.
cellant work nt the academy.
One of the moonshiners who was
We have previously published the Hill Military Academy was one of
Inquire at this office.
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pinched la-t week in this city said in
tlilH office that it was the best paying following, hut by request do so a- the schools to receive military equip­
ment from the government during Holstein Bull for sale. See Dr. Reedy.
business he was ever in. That, pro­ gain:
the past year. The boys also receiv­
bably, accounts for so much of the
For Sale: Six months old thorough
“A man comes Into this world
talk going the rounds that there were without his consent and leaves with­ ed many other advantages during the
bred Brown Swiss Bull calf. John
quite a number of persons making out his will. During his stay on earth year from camping trips and social
Meier, Hillsboro, Or., Route 4. Box
moonshine in the county, and also I i I h time Is spent In one continuous affairs.
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an Inducement to others to get into round of contraries and misunder­
President
Wilson
committed
an
­
It. It is too bad to see a number of standings. In bis infancy, he is an
Loganberry and Strawberry Land for
Sale also river bottom land. At
industrious young men resort to angel; in his boyhood, he Is a devil; other fool error w hen he said the re­
reasonable price. Inquire at this
moonshine for a living, for it is only in his manhood, he is everything publican platform was Prussianized.
office.
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a question of time when they will be from a lizard up: In hig duties, he is When we look and see how Mr. Wil­
caught. As the moonshiners are a damn fool; if he raises a family, son and the democratic party has
middle name is George. Let me
boasting of it being a profitable bus­ he is chump; If he raises a check, he been supported by the Heat st news- My
bring you "Vaughn” Best drag saw
iness, it appears to us that something is a thief; and the law raises hell I papers some of us are inclined to
on the market today. Call K. G.
must be done to keep young men with him. If he is a poor man, he is j think that, the democratic party is
Krebs.
already
Prussianized.
It
is
poor
from making moonshine for a living. a poor manager and has no sense. If
That something, we think, should be he Is rich, he is dishonest, but Is con­ gratitude on Mr. Wilson’s pat t to be I have a few good sewing machines
jail aentences, as well as heavy finer sidered smart. It he is in politics he throwing nasty, uncalled for insin­
I will sell very cheap, also a great
A money-maker and Baid
contractors. One man can
Now that we have prohibition, we Is a grafter and a crook. It he is uation» at the republican purty and
many other articles too numerous
republicans
in
general,
for
it
was
re
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Hundreds
in use all over the U. 3.
believe In strictly enforcing the law, out of politics, you can't place him,
to mention. Allan Page.
ru mill» feed mills, feed enttan,
and the officials who do not do •0 and he Is an undeslrahle citizen. If publican senators and republican
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congressman who voted money and Tlie Wiley B. Allen Co.’s pianos and
should be recalled.
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7. WUtaw, hrw, 0»
he goes to church he is a hypocrite, backed him up in war measures.
players at The Song Shop, Main St.
and If he stays away from church he And it was republicans who took the
VoX.WW-Z
r.Zbm.
All standard makes. No stencils.
Why Sugar is Outrageously High. Is a sinner. If he donates to a forgetn lead in war work activities. It might
America most born more
wood for fuel. On» Wad»
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mission he does It for show. It he be asked wether the democratic par­ For Sale: % acre land. Good house
will do 1» men’s work at
There is no deputing the fact lhat doesn't he is a "tightwad." When he ty was Prussianized, for billions of
one-tentb the cost Writ»
and barn, lights and water in
tor fra» Book. "How Dan
President Wilson and the democratic comes into the world everyone wants dollars were wasted and the United
house. *4 mile north of Tillamook
administration Is rcRponsInle for the to kiss hint; before he goes out they States army failed to obtain the ne­
on pavement. Enquire Headlight
high price of sugar, as well ns re­ all want to kick hint. If he dies
office.
cessary equipment. One of the first
sponsible for taking one billion dol­ young there was a grand future be­ appropriations made by congress was
lars out of the pockets of the people, fore him. If he lives to a ripe old
for 20,000 air planes and bombing For Sale, modern 5 roomed house on
paved street. Enquire at the Sani­
brought about by a move to benefit I age, he is only in the way and is planes, and notwithstanding the
tary Market.
the sugar growers in the Southern living to save funeral expenses. In fabulous waste of money, our boys in
States.
order to be entirely healthy, he must France had to use discarded French
James S. McCandless, a sugar eat nothing, drink nothing, smoke and British planes. Talk about the For Sale: 20 acre Dairy ranch—river
bottom land, 2% miles east of Till­
planter of Hawaii, is in Portland nothing, and see that the nlr Is pro­ republican platform being Prussian­
amook. Inquire of F. H. Pinkstaff,
this week, and he repeats what has perly sterilized before breathing.”
ized. who where the Prussians a-
Tillamook, Or.
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been itatod before that Attorney-
mongst Mr. Wilson’s advisers, who
General Palmer agreed not to pros­
“It has been costing the people hindered and held up war supplies?
For Sale, or will trade for good milk
Agency, opposite Post Office, Tilla
ecute Luislatia planters, who happen from $5.000,000 to $8,000,000 per
. Day old chtcks $20.00 per !
And Ten Below Zero!
cow. Registered
Jersey
bull,
tnook.
ed to be good democrats and admin month to keep 18.000 of our soldiers
st paid. $18.00 per 100 if
“
Howard
B
Chief"
No.
119784.
In
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As C. E Spence has again been
On a Santa Fe train the arher day
miration supporters, fur profiteering on the German frontier,” declared
ome to my place, and furnish^
quire of Allen Page.
elected master of the state Grange
For Sale; 41 2 acres river bottom land
if they collected 17 cents a pound.
own box to put them in. Eggs as the conductor approached a wo­
Representative Stuart F. Reed, of it must be taken for granted that
in city limits in meadow and cot­
tting. $1.75 per setting of 15 man and Her son for their Jckets he
Mr. McCandless put the blaino for West Virginia, recently, In debate on
tage and 6 lots adjoining. Pave-
his radicalism is what the organiza­ For Sale—Overland "83”. first class
paid, or $1 50 if you come and
pres<-nt exorbitant prices directly on the peace resolution. “This number
shape $650. run 12000 miles, new
was handed one full far* and .one
tion wants and the proverbial <.< n-
went all paid. $6500. Enquire
hem. No business done on 3at-
the shoulders of the Wilson admln- is several thousand more than Eng­
tires, two extra, full set tools. Can
servatlsm of the farmer is no mere.
of John Leland Henderson. 206,
half fare ticket. Looking at the boy
lst rstion.
liday.
Wm.
Stuivenga.
be seen at Mr». Alice Phelp s
land 1« keeping there, guarding terri­ But for its own sake it is to he hoped
3rd St.
a minute the conductor natd: "That
“Under Hoover and the sugar com­ tory and safe guarding indemnities
ranch.
Fawcett
Creek
Bridge.
Will
that the line will be drawn if the
mission, headed by George Rolp of In which we have
demonstrate.
Some Six Months Ago The Portland Wscellaneoos Advertisements boy should be charged full fare, he
declared we have master attempts to dellever the or­
San Francisco. the United Blates had no Intereat. Let
Stove Wks. burned down, and I
has on long pants.”" The woman
us end the war. ganization over the Non Partisan
contracted for the 1919 sugar crop
was unable to supply my many Dt.'i Allen and Sharp. Dentista. studied real hard for a minute and
stop spending the people's money in League an act he has several times Warning—All persons are hereby
warned to note the machines ana
for 6.06 cents, he said. “At the same foreign lands, and
cuatumers with this line of Ranges,
National Building.
give our attention given evidence of atteniptiag. Inde­
I then said; “Just change the tickets
time Hawaii. Port0 Rlco Rnd |he
prices quoted by traveling sewing
but I now have them In stock and
to the needs of the citizens who are pendent.
then, and charge the boy full far«
Philippine Islands received 7 28
machine agents and to compare
Ir.
Wise
—
Dentist.
will sell them for a limited time at
! and me half.” An old colored wo-
cents. The dffterer.ee was entirely In groaning under caused waste, extra­
with whkt we have to offer st the
a
reduced
price.
Allan
Page.
vagance. profiteering, and lack of
. J. B. Glider, deatiat, L 0. 0. F. ; mas sitting Just behind them, listen­
tariff.
same price before buying. More
Exercise and Refreshment.
Bldg. Tillamook. Oregon.
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ing intently, said:
“For the Lord
In August *r September of mt sane business methode In the admin­
Singer machines made and sold Tor Sale—Hatching eggs and day oM
Sign In New York—“Cup of Coffee
sake. Mr. Conductor, I get« t* ride
estimated that Cuba would istrative branches of the govern­
than all others put together.
chicha for sale, from White and
Wy
city
ment.”— Polk Co. Observer.
and a Roll Down-aairs for IS Cents.
fro«."
There's
ton.
Singer
Brown Leghorna.
Good lay!
(Tillamimk iîpahlüjlit.
Editorial Snap Shots
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DANGEROUS
TO MEN
FEATURING
VIOLA DANA
Gem Theatre, Friday
Saturday, June 25-26
DINNER HOUR” Snub Pollard Comedy
William Farnum
Gem Theatre, Tuesday, Ju4e 29th
Tillamook Headlight’s
Trade Mart.
Sold by Standa
Feed Co., Tillamook, Agent
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