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TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT,
What the Editors Say
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President Wilson
used to talk
about “peace without victory”, but
what we seem to have now is victoiy
without peace.
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Mr. Glenn E. Plumb has invested
125,000 in a palatial home in Chevy
Chase, a fashionable suburb of Wash­
ington. Apparently Mr. Plumb's ad­
vocacy of economic facilities keeps
his pockets were filled, which may
convince him that their adoption
would do the same for everybody else
.—News-Review.
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The New York World says the Re­
publicans have attempted to turn
the political clock back to 1900. Re­
calling what has been done to them
in the past seven years the people
really wish that oculd be done; as
it is, it is up to the Republican party
to wind up and set going the clock
that has been stopped by the bungl­
ing of the present national adminis­
tration.
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“I ant as confident today,” says
President Wilson, “as I was when I
returned from Paris finally in July,”
that the people of the country are for
the Americanized covenant of the
league of nations he brought home
with him. And Mr. Wilson is prob­
ably as confident today as when he
wrote Ills famous campaign letter of
1918 that the people of the country
are awaiting an opportunity to give
his administration a vote of confi­
dence.
The Oregon Voter—We always
looked to it for good reading and
sometimes good logic, But the best
of them make mistakes, Here comes
the Oregon Voter acknowledging its
unfitness to vote for U. S. Senator.
The editor is a Republican, called
for a Republican ballot and voted for
Robt. Stanfield at the primaries, and
now talks favorably for the demo­
cratic candidate. The very thing it
lias before warned against . It also
acknowledges that a vote for the
democratic candidate would be a-
gainst its convictions, and yet pond­
ers and hesitates. Poor befuddled
Voter. Pity!—Banks Herald.
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Federal officers are raiding fake
oil stock dealers in response to a
flood of letters from persons who have
lost their savings, but while the
raids may result In landing smooth
gentlemen behind the bars it won’t
bring back the easy money they se­
cured. If it wasn’t ancient history,
the strangest thing about it is the
ease with which the game is worked
for about all that appears necessary
is ability to write a convincing argu­
ment, enough money or credit for
printing and a golden stream com­
mences to flow to the faker as soon
as his literature has reached those
on his sucker list. And this, too, in
spite of the fact that dumping gov­
ernment bonds on the market has
caused unheard-of low prices, the
conclusion being that holders are
selling a security with the United
States government behind it and in­
vesting the money in oil stocks that
some one they never heard of before,
and who may be thousands of miles
away, says will make them rich. It
does--in experience-—but they will
i gorge it and bite again when they
have saved up another stake.—Indé­
pendant.
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“Me-And-God" Comment.
C. F. PANKOW, Proprietor.
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Notice of Final Account
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Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has tiled his final ac-
count as administrator of the Estate
of William H. I’erry, deceased, in the
County Court of Tillamook County,
Oregon, and that said Court has ap­
pointed Monday. August 2nd, 1920,
at the Court House in Tillamook
City, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o’­
clock a. m. as the time and place for
hearing objections to said account,
and the settlement thereof,
Dated this July 1st, 1920.
John William Jennings,
Administrator
One sacrifice.
EVERY WILD.EYED
OF MY cigarette».
WAS ON his teeL
AND HE saw the package
OR SOMEONE else'».
THAT
AND THEIR soit remarks.
AND SMILED and said.
REACHED THE next county.
•THEY SATISFY!
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AND THAT smoke you smashed,
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WAS ONE my wife.
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BOUGHT AT a bargain,
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SO THAT make» 1L
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A 8ATISFY.
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DOUBLE HEADER."
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AND AFTER that,
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1 EVEN saw hint.
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ROOTING FOR the umpire.
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AND WHILE I'm not.
EXCITED.
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I GUESS 1 was helping.
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THE PITCHER beau.
EASILY
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THAT CLEAN.UP hitter.
AND MY good south paw.
HIT A fat
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RIGHT IN the vestibule.
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AND HE said "1’hooo.
A FOUL tip.
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RIGHT ON my lait cigar.'
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AND I was sorry.
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AND GAVE him on«.
Tillamook
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I took
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Citation.
it from.
WENTY hits — twenty chance»
with never a goose-egg—that'»
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Chesterfield's average on every
package. Trust the fang to pick
them out. An unusual blend of
Turkish a-d Dottiest u—it can’t bo
copied. Th ■ cigarette» arc there
—they satufy.’
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containing six acres; also the north
half of the northwest quarter of sec­
tion thirty four, all in township two
South of range nine West, and con­
taining 20G acres.
If you fail to. appear and sh">w
such cause, said order will be duly
made and entered.
This citation is made by authority
of the Hon. A. M. Hare, the Judge of
the above entitled Court in accord­
ance of an order duly made and en­
tered on the 251h day of June. 1920.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the said Court on this 28th day of
June, 1920,
(Seal)
Homer Mason,
fclerk of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Tillamook coun­
ty
By H. S. Brimhall, Deputy.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Tillamook County.
In the Matter of the Estate of B.
Irndorf, deceased.
To Anna Abplanalp, Magdalena Administratrix Notice of Sale of Real
Property.
Koenig. Frelda Seiler, Alixes Cleon,
Louis Cieon and Lena Margrite Cle­
on,, heirs at law of B. Irndorf, De­
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
ceased. and E. J. Glenger, Adminis­ tue of an order of the County Court
trator of the Estate of Alice Kath- of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook
rlna Bnlnier. Deceased and E. J. County, made and enteied in its
Gienger, Administrator of the Estate records, the undersigned, in order to
of Margrite Cleon, Deceased, greet- satisfy the charges, expenses, and
ing:
claims remaining unsatisfied against
You and each of you are hereby . the Estate of Henry 8. Davidson, de-
cited and required to appear in the ' ceased, will, from and after the 10th
above entttled Court and cause on ■ day of July, 1920, proceed to sell, at
the 19th day of August, 1920, at 10 ' private sale, for cash in hand, the
a. in. on raid date, to show cause, if ' real property belonging to said estate
any iherebe, why and order should | situate in Tillamook county. State of
not be made and entered herein, auth­ Oregon, described as follows, to-wit
orizing and enpoweringM. Ablanalp,
The Northeast quarter of Section
administrât lor, to sell at private sale, Four of Township Four South of
for cash, to the highest bidder, in the Range Nine West of the Willamette
manner required by law. all the Meridian, in Oregon, containing 160
right title and interest of yourselves j acres of land, more or less, according
survey
and of this estate in and to the fol­ to the U. 8. government
lowing described real property, being thereof.
Bids, or offers for such property,
situated In Tillamook County, Oreg­
should be made or filed with the un­
on, to-wit:
The West half of the Southwest dersigned at her residence at Bea­
quarter of Section twenty seven, the ver. in Tillamook County, Oregon.
Northwest quarter of the Southeast
Such sale will be made subject to
quarter of Section twenty eight, and confirmation thereof by said court.
beginning at the Northeast corner I Dated this 10th day of June, 1920.
Elizabeth Davidson. Ad­
of the Southeast quarter of the 1
ministratrix of the Es­
Southeast quarter of Section twenty |
tate of Henry 8. David­
eight, and running thence South on i
son, deceased.
section line forty rod»; thence West '
twenty four rod» ; thence north forty
rods to the north line of the south-
The people of this country are glad
east quarter of the southeast quarter that they are going to have another
of said section twenty eight; »nd human being in the presidency after
■ hence e»»t to the place of beginning, | the fourth of March.
“The process by which the Chicago
platform was accomplished seemed
to me to have been essentially Prus­
I sian
in inspiration and method, '
writes President Wilson. The Chicago
platform followed pretty closely the
lines suggested by conferees repre­
senting every element and interest
in the Republican party. President
Wilson's idea of democratic prepara­
tion of a platform is to have it writ­
ten by himself in the White House,
as the Democratic national platform
of 1916 wa< fill it full of high-
sounding eulogiams of himself for
keeping us out of war and other
: achievements, and then having a
servile party convention swallow it
whole, just as Mr. Wilson tried to
make the United States Senate shoke
down the un-Americanized covenant
of the league of nations.
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THE COX DIVORCE MUDDLE
William Jennings Bryan says the
Cox candidacy is an insult to 15,-
000.000 women voters. Still, if Cox
should be nominated, we expect tc.
see Wilyum leading the Democratic
hosts in adding injury to the insult.
As for us, the Cox divorce matter
dosen't. interest us from a political
standpoint. After the women stood
for Wilson we have no doubt they
can stomach Cox. Also, the Coxes
and “us” happen to have very neur
mutual friends. According to these
friends the interesting thing about
i he Cox matrimonial tangle is not his
divorce but the way Mr. Cox and the
first Mrs. Cox live since the divorce.
She has the children and when any­
thing happens to them she goes to
the phone and consult him about it.
Or. she did until recently when Mrs.
Cox moved to New York.
"Little
Jimmy had the measles, Jim.
Do
you think we had better send hint
to the hospital or have a nurse'?”
Nearly every day. “they say" one of
the separated pair rings the other up
tho both have since remarried. A
divorce, evidently, is a mere incident
in their young lives.
A peculiar thing about the Cox"-
Harding tangle would be, too. that
the former Mrs. Cox is a relative of
Harding. Since the Chicago conven­
tion “our mutual friends" tell
that Mrs. Cox has stated that
"Jim” is nominated by the Demo­
crats that she will fight tor Harding.
She will vote tor him anyway, but
If her former busband is nominated,
she will get out and tight for him.
Evidently blood 1» thicker than »x-
l husbands -Casetta- Tim«».
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Experiments lire quite proper in some places but
not in a pharmacy. Where health and even life is
at stake definite knowledge’and skill are required.
We have the drugs necessary to fill prescritions
whether we have one or one thousand calls a year
for them- This means that we do not turn our
money over as fast in the prescription business as
the ordinary merchants does, but we are glad to
know that we are able to supply those rarely
used items which are so vital when sickness visits
the homes of our customers.
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Tillamook, Oregon
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