aitiamomi
llmiHiflljt
TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
JULY 22.
1920.
Up to The Voters.
Deceased leaves his wife, Elizabeth 78 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WAST
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son, who is an old schoolmate of Mrs. arrived here, and th« editor managed .treats were drinks, and, he didn't
and six children namely; Mrs. M. J.
ED ON CANTONMENTS
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...
«...
t
o
gel
a
nine
■■moonshine
”
for
him.
«.i.«
ata
»hat
say
so,
but
someone
else
did,
that
The Republicans having nominat
Tillamook Jottings. McRea's from Carlton. There will be
Edwards, of Tillamook, Mrs. Fred
ed Senator Warren G. Harding, an
Walter Mead and Ruby Brooten, each man had thirteen drinks each.
no preaching services at the Presby-
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Makes you roll your dry and swollen Lewallin, of Hebo, and sons D. W., Representative Graham Gives Some ardent Protectionist, and a strong op
Aug-
both
of
Nehalem,
were
married
at
terianchurch
until
the
first
of
'
Found: Draft for »2376. Read
of
Newberg,
Charles,
of
Sandlake,
Figures Revealed by Probe
ponent of the League of Nations as
the Methodist patsonage, July 17th, tongue around and wish for the
ust.
Oregon Life add on page two.
ot Sandlake, and Joel, of
proposed by President .Wllsou, and
by Rev. G. O. Oliver. A few friends good old days of 1913, doesn't it? Eugene,
Read
Found:
Draft
for
»2376.
Vancouver, Wn. Two children, Roy
Mrs. B. E. Dromness, ot Bay Cityt
"The United States spent »206,- having announced their adherence of
were present to witness the cere After that time Mr. Clinton says that and Frauk being dead, the former
Oregon Life add on page two.
was in town Tuesday, on business.
632,920
for
16
national
army
canton
he has done a good deal of busines.-
the time-honored doctrine ot Tariff
J. W. Hartinger, of Grundy Cant mony.
on the thirteenth, and that ht was dying iu October. 1887, at the age of ments, built by the cost-plus system. Protection; th« Democrats, on the
D. Curtis, of Rockaway, was in
er,
Iowa,
and
editor
of
tbe
Dispatch,
At
the
Council
meeting
which
was
always successful. For the past few four years, and the latter in Septem These could have been built for other hand, having nominated Gov
Tillamook on business Tuesday.
was in the city the first of the week, held Monday night the lire engine
ber, 1903, at the age ot 28 years. He
Mrs. Ethel Smith, of Portland, coming oyer from Forest Grove, was officially accepted, and now be years Mr. Clinton has been with a also leaves seventeen grandchildren »128,101,399, or »78.531,521 less ernor James M. Cox as their candi-
money, declared Representative Gra dat for the Presidency, a Free-Trad
spent Sunday and Monday here visit- where be is visiting. Having beard longs to the city. Mr. Smith, who Fire Extinguisher Co. of Portland,
and eight great grand-children.
ham just before he left Washington er and supporter of the Wilson
ing.
so much about Tillamook county he has been here with it left for Port
The funeral was conducted by the for his home in Ilinois a few days League of Nations, and having reaf
Mrs. E. A. Warren, of Bay City, came over and was greatly pleased land 1 hursuay morning to spend a Noiice to Breeders of Pure-bred Live G. A. R., at the undertaking parlors. ago.
firmed their belief In a Tariff tor Re
spent Friday in Tillamook, on busl- with his visit.
few days. He will return and stay
July 21st, al 11 o’clock, and the bur-
Mr. Graham is the chairman of the venue only, the issues are drawn and
Stock
ness.
ial
look
place
at
the
J.
O.
O.
F.
cem
Hous«
Committee
on
Expenditures
in
Guy Allman and George Hubbard, a while to see that the men who are
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it is up to the voters to decide what
H. Bue, who had been here visit- who are accused of breaking Into the to run it get along all right. After
As the time of our Catunty Fair is etery. Tbe bereaved wife and child- the War Department and he and his policies shall be adopted.
Port-
leaving
here
Mr.
Smith
will
go
to
r*m
have
the
heart
felt
sympathy
of
subcom-
ing for some time, returned to
Wagner’s Cigar stand waived exam
committee through five
drawiug -near, the tkeunly Fajr Board
Do the voters want to turn the '
laud Monday.
Justice court and were Toronto, Canada, to demonstrate a would greatly appreciate an early re muny friends«___________
mittees have been making an ex- i management of our international af
ination in the
i
Miss Christina Hall, of Portland, bond over to the grand jury. They similiar pump. His home is in In- gistration of all possible entries in
haustive investigation of all such ex- fairs, and even many of our internal
to furnish bail and dianapolis, Jndiania, where the nia- the Live-Stock Division. Additions to IFhy Women Should Be Republicans penditures since last fall, He has attars, over to a super-government
came in Saturday to visit for a cou have beea unable
1
made only a pintial report to Con- which is under the control ot alien
ple of weeks with friends.
are locked up until the next term of chine« are made, and he goes out the stalls already built wiU have to1
this
With
each
one.
He
-says
be
likes
court
which
convenes
in
gress and will finish next session. peoples? Ot do they want to cont-
the
circuit
(By
Christine
Bradley
South)
Found, sum of money, prove pro
be made and in order to build these
part of the country and would like and keep the «¿fferent breeds im a
perty and obtain same. Apply at October.
Sonxe politicans make a mistake in Continuing along the lines of his in : inue to manage their own affairs in
section by thcxnselvea. it Is imperat urging equal suffrage and votes for vestigation Representative Graham their own way? Do they wish to con
Rudolph Zweiful was tried last to’stay here. ■ ? a .»V :
Shaw’s apartments.
.
hoki
in
the
justice
Stanley
ive that the ¿tuper-i»'endent receive women on the ground that they will said:
The
Southern
-Pacific
«Co.
will
tinue to enjoy the blessing of liberty
Charles Pesterfield left Monday Thursday
"We expended »1.200,000,000 for
for Portland,where he will visit in court, on a charge of having allowed ■ a picnic for the benefit of its eui- au appromimate list of <entries as gain votes for- one or -another party. the construction of camps and can or do they wish to become a stthlect
dead animals and other matter to lie pJoyes at Rockaway Saturday, July soon as possible. In making out your 1 be true ground tor equal suffrage—
people to the Old World monarchies?
definitely.
will list kindly state number of bull« ent the 'Only logical defense tor its ex tonments, largely by the cost-puls
Do the people ot this country wish
'
Mrs. Jo« LaZott and Mrs. Clara around without proper burial. The 2A About 700 ur 100«0 of " them
system, a «ystem adopted by the War
Brown, of Bay City, were in Tllla- jury found Zweiful guilty, and Just i ciuue from Portland on -a special ered as floors will be laid in all .stalls istence—is that the nation needs th» department. By this system costs to close down their mills, let their
ice Stanley fixed his fine at »300. He train, which -leaves there in 4he for stabling <of bulls..
farms lie idle, shut down their
votrs.
I
mook on business Tuesday.
1 Bulls muk' be securalw fastened-hy
is now out on »500 bail, and it is I morning at 7.30, arriving at Rock
NeverthiJess women -as well a* were increased, labor demoralized, mines, let industry languish and the
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. thought that he will appeal to the | away at J.'OO-in the-afternoon. There means of two ropes around horns or men can supply thad national need th» compJetion of the camps was de i workingmen remain idle, or do they
Clent King of Bsaver, on Suuday, Circuit court.
■wll be a band, which is to come with week.
ouly through same .political party. It layed, soldiers railed to the colors wish to continue the prosperity
July 18th, Dr. Shearer attending.
E.
L.
Giaiisyec.
them,
and
many
attractions.
Anoth
is not disputed by the women them were subjected to conditions that in , which has been theirs under the Pro-
Last week three men came to Till
duced disease and death, and from ( tective Tariff? It is conceded that rot
Supt. Live Stock Division. selves » that they _
Little Miss Frances Mapes, of Sal amook who had been hired by the er special train, which will be put on
hiwe
a rxx'.i#
rule,
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----t — as
*
¥1 4'0 to 6P per cent of the money was | all mills will close, nor all farms
em, is here visiting with her cousin. Employment Bureau at Portland, for the benefit of the local people
enough
treen
acquainted
wAh
to ng c------
Mabie Harrison, for the summer.
—t the need of *<asted.
lie idle, but very many will under
and were expecting to find certain | wishing to attend will run between Notice Concerning
lhe suffrage to L"
learn
“We spent 322,000,000 in fees to
Paving
Assessment
.
Wheeler
and
Tillamook.
Jt
will
leave
i
Don Wilford, of Portland, was in conditions which .they didn’t. They
party selection and
i---- party activity, iavorei contractors on camps and existing Free-Trade, and very, very
many workmen will certainly suffer
Tillamook Friday Diom Bay City, had advanced a sum of money and for Wheeler At-11:35 a m. -Jn the',
of them have been saturated
most of which would from lack of employment. It has al
Noticie is hereby given 1» all .per .Most
with the idea that politics is rather «cantonments,
where he is spending the summer.
wished to get it hack, but were un evening will arrive at Rockaway at
have
been
saved
had
this
work
been
sons
affected
l>y
the
paving
«>r
sewer
10:45, will -leave .therent 1:UJ> a. m.J
il. and .partisanshiiip
partisansW an
.dirty after all.
ways been so under Free-Trade and
Mrs. Maude Van Tuyle returned able to do so. They are now in the
let by bids.
assessments levied by tbe Common!
it always will be.
•evil
to
be.iwoidtrf.
from Portland yiturday. w-here she jail for having unlawfully defraud and will arrive here at 1:55.
“
Wv
spent
over
»60,000.000
to
Council for the parement and sewer
1 he result is that many thousands build a powder plant at Nitro, W.
The Democras favor what they
has been visiting with friends for ov ed their employer.
»The contracts-for the three piece»' now being laid within TiJlamokEity.,
George L. Trombley and family, of ! of graveling lu Tillamook county that ¿hey should call at the office of of uornen who will wote this year Va„ mnd it never produced a pound call a "tariff tor Revenue only.”
er a month.
are influenced by that insidious pleu
Nel» G. Boquest and J. S. Diehle Kalamazoo, Mich., are here visiting have not yet arrived, but they wiJJ lhe City Recorer and pay on bond for of - .on-jiartisanship." They have ot powder for the war. After the which means that they favor a Tariff
which does not equalize the differ
!
with
Mr.
Trombley's
brother,
C.
E.
come
any
day,
and
tbe
road
depart
have 20 years premiums coming due
said assesments at .once. All .proper-, been fed .with the "wind af word« armistice there was stored at Nitro ence between the American cost of
Trombley,
of
the
Herald.
They
drove
ment
has
been
instructed
to
go
»■
perantial progierty worth at a fair
in the Mutal Life of New York next
ty owaers should hear ixa mind, that
out in their car and expect to spend I head with the work. Bunkers are where the assessed valuation .of their coming -Dem tbe parlors and the cash value JJd.OOO.OOO. Both plant production and the foreign cost of
month.
drawing
.«aoms
of
tlw
theorists
tlw
production ot competing products. It
Ed and Jesse Wilcox returned to. • the summer on the coast, staying being built, one at Kalchts river, one property is less tian the assesonent people who de not think, but Chink and property were sold after the means that they will continue to tax
at
Simmons
creek
and
one
at
Bixby
’
s
here
a
couple
of
weeks,
then
going
armistice
fw
»8,551.000,
most
of
for paving and sewer, ¿hat the diff-
their home in Portland Monday, aft
the products which this country does
¡think.
_
which is in deferred payments.
er having spent a day or two here on to other points to visit with oth- bar, near Heaver. This graveling.is erei««e will have to be .paid .in cash they
Women
are
given
the
suffrage
n«
not
produce, thus adding the tax to
"We paid the Hercules Powder
1 er relatives. Mr. Trombley is a com to lay the foundation for the ha'd iu order tor said property owners <»•
visiting.
because they are women but h“*-*»" Contuany trv operating the Nitro the consumer. But it is clearly pro-
poser
of
popular
songs,
some
of
them
j
¡¿
r
i
a
c
in
|..
which
will
follow
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—
r
in
in
bozui
so-that
they
may
pay
tiie
ass
W. J. Williams and R. J. Carroll. : being: .tor lou A ■ -
—A rr«,
" . or sf)i an( , t w ltl
Rose, ” ..»-
Just
lo olher ytlll
(u be put<on essment, in ten equal aziuual-install- they are .citizens and think for them plant »11,291,737.11. They produc ven by the official reports that the
of Portland, who, with their families
selves. Mow they-form an important ed no powder that we could use iu Democratic "Tariff for Revenue on
and ‘ others,,
regain! to -the pnesent . con
Hear
You
Call
Me
Dear,
”
I
‘
— mo irts.
are camping at -Rockaway, were in
part of the scheme of government -*
ly" is a failure us a revenue producer.
the latest is "Sunshine and Sorrows.’" tracts. The three pieces, from Riv
All pasties concerned should caSl
rument «blch
operaJe ami the mar.
town on business Monday.
erdale to HnhsonviUe, the Moore <cut at the office of. tbe City JBeicoider.and
"We spent »2,900.000 in furnish We do not need to go back to ancient
A
party
consisting
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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Brighton Mills Co. vs. Buttner Hill E. W. Steward and daughter, Marcia, off section of the highway and-the lutre this matter attetutod to .at time furrttan only through political par ing electrical machinery and build history for proof of this fact. Take
Co. and J. W. Hill is a suit tiled in Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Scranton, and Beaver-Hebo section of lb*- high» ay, as the time will soon expire, Jn ties. Hence every woman voter ing 'electric lines tor the Virginia the last three fiscal years under Pro
shodd belong to.a party. More im Power Company at Nitro, W. Va., tection and the last three fiscal years
the circuit court to recover »463.56 two children, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Me will cost $X.9,000.
vh'ch event tbe assessment would portant. every woman votm
for lumber supplied the defendants.
and .after wt- had built them a first- bnder I’ree-Trade us a comparslon,
Allister, drove down from Seaside j We ruet E. R- Campbell, the Are hree to. he paid as a whale .in cash
learn, rad learn -early. thaJ party class system,-giving, tbem a practical and th« truth of our assertion be
A. E. Olson »of Portland, spent i! Thursday to spend a day or two with j engine man. on th« street the Other
Frances U. Htuuuiliau.
loyal ty and party.Pt ineiP11’ nuu,t
mom;o)y of -he Kanawha Valley, comes apparent. The figures are from
Monday in Tillamook, after having Mr. and
and to ; '■*«•
“ he Jook<
~~ d ~ as cross and mad ( City.Recorder of TillauuMik .City, Owe. trol both tbe candidate and
, Mrs. Harvpy
,, Ebinger,
,
day “ and
the government setlled with them official sources and are those given
stayed at Barview for a few days, re see tbe
country. Mr. and Mrs. Slew- as J two .sticks. We
... weto aJmort
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„
for »81.000 and in addition gave out by the Free-Trude Administrat
turning to Portland Tuesday.
aid are from Vancouver, where they fraid to ask hint what was the mat
V
°There
are
two
meat
political
P
a,t
'
Portland-Tillamook Auto .Stage
them a long time ocntract to furnish ion. They show the total amount of
Mrs. Wm. Hare left Friday morn knew the Ebirtgers. and Mr. and Mrs ter, because he is generally so .good
leH uow- There an others, blit
electric power for the naval armor foreign goods entered for consumpt
ing for Montesanco, Wash., where Scranton and McAllister’ are from La natured. and we thought maj be his
ion, and the duties paid thereon for
wo great «ones. To \h
laUnot i plant at Charleston. W. Va.
-Portland-Tillamook auto stage t liples
she will visit with her daughter, Mia Grande,__
and the whole party is wife had left him, or some other hor-
she Old be.as vital and
|
towes .Partland, start iixg fiauu Fourth as to the men. "b«> prize party !.»• I "Wt spent approximately »90,000,- each of the years given, as follows.
Louis Anderson, for several weks.
spending
tbe
Kummer
at
Seaside.
,
....
;. rid thing as.bad. After we had.sum- •and Alder St.,.at 8: 30 a. ni„.Monday.
Duties Collected
'i
in the construction and operat Fiscal Value of
Mrs. Bert Mapes and children re
I moned up courage enough tn ask «Vednesday and Friday, arriving -in ally and party principle. ?*y’the 000
Year
Imports
E. F. ‘ S y ’ °f the
Thereon
ion
of
a
powdwr
plant
at
Nashville,
Dyers,
returned Fnday . what the
WM J1(?
U(j a
turned to their .home In Bay City. I Cleaners
ICdilClO and —
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Tenn.,'Called Oto Hickory, and which 1911. »1,627,945,652 »309,965,692
I*«3 . hnnu Tillamook at 2: 30 p. m. Ji leaves might alumsl he expected
Friday, after .having spent the week from Portland, where he had been. iurj4 description of how he had been Tillamook, starting from the Tilla women would display more ddacrlm I produced no powder that could be 1912 . .1,640,722,9b2
304,899,366
“............ there he ar-j awakened at .2:3D that morning by mook Hotel, at 7:30 a. m,, Tuesday. (nation time the men, for as a> rule
here attending the Chautauqua.
since Tuesday.. While
1913 . .1,766,689,412
312,509,946
used
in
tbe
war.
the
Chief
of
Police,
whe
said
be
haa
Mrs. Wood and daughter, Lizzie.■, riknse(j
iu) under ground storage
22J.659.066
"We .spent »11«.194,974.37 on ni 1917 . .2,667,220,021
Thursday, and H.turday. axnlving.tn they prize jiranclpk- and loyalty wore
left 1 uesday afternoon for Ocean Ky8tem,
improvements, i .found Mr. Gamphell's car down in Portland at 3015 p. m. ’the way
180,589,834
ijikants at Sheffield, Alabama; 1918 . .2,864,893,987
.front of the engine house. Of eourse paints.are touched at about .the fol thWomen are .distinctly pa triode. trate
Lake, ■»■here thev will spend a couple , whi(dl
go U) make h)s p]ace
184,457,867
Muscle Shoals. Ala.; Toledo. Ohio, 1919 ..3,095,876,582
Th™
cannot
Heir
It.
They
are
one
he
was
arrested
and
fined
a
large
of weeks.
| t,UHjness safe from tire. Mr. Shultz ,
Under three years of Protection we
and Cincinnati, Ohio. These plants
sum
of
money because he haul ob lowing .time: Portland Lo j'Jilantoitk hundred per cent Amer can■
C. O. Stiffler,
of
Portland,
who
is
(attended
tbe
Cleaners
and
Dyers
i
’.LILltiL, U1 ruinunu,
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—-Newberg. 9Jto a. m.; Dayton, 10
did not produce a pound of nitrates I Imported goods to the value ot »4,
-•— and
— x said
-■■■'-i th«»
Zellerbach - Paper
Co. was ■ Convention,
that thev
they had
had' structed th« path ofulw fire.engine, a. m.; .McMinnville, 10:34» a. m,: they unde.-«t>nd ia situation they aJ that could be used in tils war."
935,357,966; under three years of
with the «4V6SVS
»v-a._ ___
|
[a splendid time, .especially at the I If it had wanted lo coiue out, but he
I ree-Trade goods to the value of »8.
in on business this week, and intends banquet which .they held at the I didn't tell us how much .it was. He Sheridan, 11:30 jv . m.; Willamina. JJ ways side with America and the
They
cheerfully
ifive
their
ran.
627,990,590, or practically twice as
uaon; Grand Ito tide, 12:30 p. m,;
to return later for a vacation.
Multnomah Hotel .Thursday evening. was real peeved about it too, »or he Hebo, 1:45 p. w.; Beaver, 2 j). m brothers for He dejense. In tbe great Hox of Box and Kaox From Cox three years of Protection, with only
Ernest Shuiaiui, who came in Sat
said, "Gee. to think of al) that
struggle over the covenantof
Knox Woodrow's Soa-in-Law Out
half the imports we collected duties
Mr. and Mrs. Max Shultz gave an trouble for juat one measley little From Tillamook .io Portland—¡Beaver league of nations which party Bas
urday from Oregon City, to spend a
to the amount of »927,375.004; un
8.-.3O
a.
ro.
;
Hebo.
9:00
a.
nr.,
.Grand
of the Box.
Informal
party
.at
their
home
Satur
lew days with his parents, at Hem
¡Ford. Wouldn’t It get ‘ .your,goat?
------------- ” llcrnde, JO: 15 .a. m.; Willamina, most completely ‘‘^Uye*
der throe years ot Free-Trade, with
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day even lag, which was enjoyed very I Of course we hadn’t .an .idea when he
lock, returned Tuesday morning.
of
American
patiirttam.
which
women
double the imports, we collected dut
11;45 a. m.; Sheridan, 12:30 p. !».;■
Cox. the fox,
Mrs. J. S. Lamar, and son, Howard much by all those .present. There .started to talk .about .it, but that it McMinnville, 1:30 p. m.; Dayton,*
Dayton,, •Jove? Surely the Republican party. By a few sly knocks.
ies to the amount of only »586.706,
were
about
twenty
Rive
there,
most
Women are thrtTt* and <rained in Put McAdoo out of the race;
drove out to Corvallis Tuesday, re
was a real car..
i ¡ft m
767. Thus we see that the "Tariff
2:<M)p..m.;
Newberg,
2:36
i
of
them
being
relatives
of
the
•economy. Which party most appeals
turning Wednesday with Mary, who
for Revenue" plan of the Free-Trade
And Bryan, sighin',
Judge John ML Wall. Mayor of Lfcawe -orders .at Tillamok ; Hotel •», this side of woman’s na ure . A
had been there two weeks, visiting j Shultz’s, the others.being: the Misses
ers is a rank failure, for the Protect
juiu, who
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Marie Tinnerstet, Retta Goodspeed, Hillsboro,
was here Monday, Main 3314 Portland phone. E. A. miredly the Republican party,. It has All but cryin’.
with her uncle. B. D. Lamar.
ive iarlff is shown to be four times
Hails a party disgrace.
Tilianumk sure does look Ellis and Son, .Newberg. Phone displayed economy and sound_
and Jetta Little. The Messrs Mc •says that
t
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M. E. Rhodes «. The Hartin Pro Guire, Wm. Coates, of Seattle, Frank
as good as revenue producer.
He
was
here
twenty-
Whole
93.
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to him.
.¡n all financial problems. In this the Convention dissension
ctor Co., a corporation, and Frank Maxwell, Wm. Martin and Mr. and igood
That is the difference between the
five.years ago. when Att.v. T. B. Han-
Caused
grave
apprehension
women
voters
are
deeply
Interested.
V. Healy is a suit filed in the circuit Mrs. Alvin Wicklund. .Refreshments dely, Sr., was one of the leading cltl-
two parties. One is a party of theo
Death of Janvs D. Jones
A
crown
prince
much
trouble
would
Women
love
heroes
and
men
who
court to quiet Utle to certain pro
——rA—----
ries and those theories are disprove!»
were served and every jone had a de- zeaus af the town. He .says that he
brew.
James Doi'aldson .Jones, was boro are not afraid to speak their convlc-
perty.
by
experience. The party of Protect
1
remembers
especially
one
time
.»
’
hen
llgblful time.
do,rt even In PoR«® WJUch party So his Nibs, William Gibbs
ion doeH not theorize, It simply takes
Mrs. C. Campbell, of Portland who
M t - Handley took a bunch of boys. in Gjxenfleld. Erie,county, Penn., has furnished most <rt the "atl°n' McAdoo felt hiH ribs
little
ac-
]
Jeff Harris had quite a
is spending the the .summer at Cole's
including himself, to Bavecean .in his Oct. 1. 184.1 Dicdgn Beaver, Ore_ real national heroes and bold lead Take a kick with a "Ruz, Mac, the facts as shown by history and
bases its policies upon them. Which
camp at Rockaway, was in town cident down at the depot the other ; sal) boat.
They got Hiiaking wet, July J5, 1970, aged 78 years, 9 S History says the Republican
adieu!”
Monday, accompanied by her small day. He had a load of Jieds on his but had a glorious Jjme, and he says months and 11 days. Oct. 22, 1862,
do the voters want Free-Trade Iheo-
truck, that were to be shipped a- he will always remember it.. The be wax marriol to MiJP Mary Lowell, I
ries which are proven false, or Pro
grand daughter, Ruth MacDonald.
^inten aro natural* P^on- "Licker and dicker
tective piinclples which are proven
Tillamook county escaped the ele way. and while unloading them they judge has been in Tiiiauwok fifteen to this union four children ' were !„(„. protectors of the home and the And Wall Street ticker
Mrs. Mattie
ctrical storm that prevailed East of caught afire from the engine. Efforts or twenty times, and Attys that he bora, of whom survive: Clarence, of fire-slfie Which party most aPPe“** Named Cox,” the Commoner charges; true? The voters will decide.—Ani-
But Palmer, calmer,
erica n Economist.
tbe coast range early Saturday morn were made to put the Are out with feels perfectly at home here, know Bucl, of Alhanjt, Orc,;
and ro tXide of woman? The Repuh- A Wilson tom-tommer,
ing, there belsg only a light shower dusi. but were unsuccessful. It was ing, as he does, most of tbe promin Portland; Dewitt, of Beaver,
liran trnrty the party of protection. On Cox's great virtues enlargis.
quite bad. when Joe Schnal came ent citizens of the town. Ally. 8. S. Robert of Blaine.
Notice to the Public
of rain that looming here.
£ are profoundly grateful
I rushing to the scene of disaster with Johnson being a particular friend of
About
21
years
was
sjent
In
Pen
------ o------ K
Jean Wilhfms ,of Parlland, who a tirò extinguisher, and put out the
for benefits bestowed. Which party While Woody,--should lie
nsylvania
The>
he
Umed
in
Ohio
Having
bought
out Mr. Sutton’s
he,
Have
though
that
but
could
had spent a tew days here visiting blaze, saving the car aad mow of the his. He say.s he watches with In
ha. bestowed the greatest benefit
with friends,) left Friday tor Man beds. Joe's a hero «around the depot, terest the rapid gowth and improve r.nd Indtanla, came taSheridan, Ore., „pen the people by wise and bene No doubt would have chosen hi li in«'•If. interest in the Sutton & Loll Meat
.Market, I wish to inform our patrons
ment of Tillamook, and is pleased to and took tip a homestead .»ear Blaine fluent laws? The Republican party Is grateful a plateful
zanita, wb6r«she*wiU spend a week now, all right.
they will receive the same courteous
see it equipped with such a splendid where he lived and toiled for about
That
Bryan,
the
hatetui,
or so.
- and proof 1» h"1 lacking.
treatment in the future as they have
Mr. and W Louii Edgar, of Ne-i The Ellison White Chautauqua fire fighting apparatus, and he also 20 years. He spend a short period In
When the women voters take a Is gipped of all patronage pelf.
Tillamook city. The Iasi 7 years was
in the past.
said
that
¡1
it
were
possible
to
pre
closed
its
six
day
session
Thursday
broad
and
patriotic
view
of
the
whole
,
¿¿¿$4
down
Saturday
after-
baleni, came|
L. E. Loll.
evening. It seems as if it were not vail on the people of Hillsboro to spent In Beaver, where ht made a political sitnatlon they w H *e the To pick it--a ticket —
to
spefi
about
a
month
here
That won't start to kick at
noon l_ - -
at a complete success this year, owing purchase a like machine, be was go home beautiful and profitable by necessity of working within the Re His hobby, the league entwined
lire
hildren,
who
with their 3
to the fact that the company did not ing to do his level best, as it was hard work.
This Bears Repeating
South Pairiel
treaty,
He leaves a wife, four children, publican pttrty and only for Refubll
send its advance agent over until a the best he had yet seen. This
as
know
better
Seems goody to Woody,
Wm. Mtfileu,
few days before the program began speaks well for him. and we sincer two grandchildren, Russell and Low cans tor pollcltal preferment.
Don't buy anything you have no
this week, from the then he did not notify the committee ely hope that he will be successful ell Jones; also an aged brother in
And therefore why should he
“Pat” • * returned
■
a__ X- - Una tariArt
need for.
*
To
Coxey
be
other
than
sweety?
Willamette - Iley ,wh«® he
*e*n but a few of the citizens, who were in his endeavor.
in
the
Pennsylvania. Burial was '
Who!
Don't bny more tluin you t eed,
for sveral ni tth. at Portland, Salem, under no obligations to tell tbe com-
by
Rev.
Beaver cemetery, conducted
"I greet you, entreat you
Don't buy anything you coi’t at-
and other p nta.
imittee. Owing to the fact that tbe The Thirteenth and Thirteen Drinks Dora Young.
Let no one defeut you,"
Who killed the consumer?
ford.
tch
and
chain
on
rand
-------
.
J committee was able to get a more
The President wires to Jimmy;
Found: v
"I,” said the grocer,
Don't wave one week and spend all
James Atkinson.
about 2 mil south of Bearer. Own- favorable contract with the Cadman
“I Con-grat-u-iute-you,
“With my price for sugar,
C. C. Clinton, of Portland, who
of your savings the next we-k.
------ o------
• er can have tme by proring proper- Co., they signed up with it for the came In Hillsboro, tells a very in
But stipulate: you
I killed the consumer."
Fave when you have a etnnee.
James Atkinson wu born- in Meigs
ty aid payii | for thls aM•
Must tny league covenant gimme!"
coming year's Chautauqua.
teresting story about his first trip to
Save for your necessities.
Who
saw
him
die?
county,
Ohio,
March
1st,
1842,
and
Fey,
»63,
2nd
St.,
Port-
of J.1J. Half
Saving, like spending, gets to be a
John Easier and Mary Enzler Ts. Tillamook. He was for nineteen died in Tillamook county, Oregon,
"Your favor, World Saver,
"I,*’ said the butcher.
land. Ore.
Oiy Womer and Rose Womer, is a years connected with the newspaper
habit.
"When
bringing
his
bill,
sir,
With
all
its
palaver.
19, 1920.
Ed|h __
Mopan snd Grace Jo1
i
Edbh
Easy spent pennies make wasted
suit field in the circuit court. The business, selling for a greater part July
Received and the contents are noted.
First marriage to Mary Ann Stev ! I saw hiss die."
int alleges that the parties of the time Intertypo machines on ens October. 1869. Shs died on July
came down
dollars.
Answers Jim, "But the whim
1,1m h. Who'll dig hl.
Learn to save when you are young:
9« rpfeid
tq
rt*d a I
Into a contract whereby de- the road. la 1913, oa the thirteenth 12. 137». On
is,
i»e i
the laborer>
Of the voters may trim
.............
to m H and convey of February he came to TiUaasee'"
and nlatlve
The both ot us good when they've it becomes a habit when you are old.
rt la 1873, ’F®r Un buclw “ hour
tiff lor that being his first trip here, as w
When once you have acquired the
Mk*tt», m A
voted.”
rt «
ril
hlg gMTe.
ri al saving habit It is fixed for nil
with U m
as his «rat ante. M> he
Mr la«
It is announced that President time.
Many a nail can be straightened
Wilson will remain In Washington
eons, vert
all summer. Perhaps he dislikes to out for future use.- Thrift Talk.
. «ay. «r.
• ll ■ -_ ______
get away from the driving lines even
for a month, now that Gov. Cox says
It is debatable which ran behind
the most during government opera
he is the Democratic leader.
tion -the railroads or the trains.
1
I
I
—— o
The Walsh amendment to the
Democratic National Platform, de
claring that the party Is not against
clarifying reservat'ona, was a bit of
bait to the Democratic .Senators whe
voted for Mme ot the reservations.
When we think of the last seven
years, It occurs to us that it ht not
the original cost of electing a presi
dent so much as the upkeep that
hurts.
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