THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
'AGE FOUR
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1920
sendlng it to them.
UNDERWRITING THE FUTURE
The industrial and commercial
The Headlight has tried in every
A Weekly Paper Published Every way possible to live up to the stan­ prosperity of a conununity is rarely,
Thursday by the
Oc-
dard of a good country newspaper, if ever, ¡he result of chtyiee.
Headlight Publishing Company, Inc. but, like any one else who dues any­ casionally, in some favored localities
thing at all, we s make mistakes now the bounties of nature are so lav­ (From Headlight of Dec. 27, 1900.)
Tillamook, Oregon
We have stood up for ishly bestowed that little effort uu
Some eight or ten years ago it
and then.
Both Telephones
the : principles in which we belici e the part of man is necessary to real­ was predicted that Tillamook was
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and shall continue to do so. We ize their benefits. But for the most gong to have a railroad right away,
FOR SALE
or
pail intelligent planning, co-cpera- This constrains us to ask: Arc we
Entered as secoud-cla -s matter in have i not exploited any personal
WANTED
FOR SALE TEN TONS OF HA1.
but jtion and continued effort Is the going to get it, sure, at the begin-
onal feelings or issues,
the postoffice «t Tillamook, O1« gon.
Can
make
arrangements
for
feed
­
WOOD
WANT
b S —WE WILL RE-
!
ning or end of the twenieth cen-
rather the matters of a general na- price to be paid tor progress.
ing on the place. Herman Thun,
celve bids until December 20th
Blaine, Oregon.
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Tillamook county has been bless­ tury?
for 1000 or less cords of old
I ture of Interest to everyone, and «e
Subscription Rates
growth wood; same to be delivered
Nehalem—A Chinaman, "ho left FOR SALE — BRIGHT, GREEN
One year ..................................
$2.00 want the support of every citizen in ed with numerous natural advant­
1
at the Light Plant in Tillamook on
leafy clover hay.
No. 1 grade
1.00 Tillamook County,
has here for Astoria over the coast trail
x ages, and chief among these
Six months ..............................
cars, or on any road suitable to
at $22 F. O. B. Sliefflln, Oregon,
Three months .........................
.50 i
in
company
with
live
others,
receut
]
been
her
wealth
of
timber,
from
I
haul on with trucks. Delivery to
grower. Write Joe Harrington.
Payable in advance
I which has developed the great lum­ employees at the canery, gave out on
commence not later than January
Cornelius, Oregon.
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, HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ANYONE ber and logging industry. It is still the trip and was left to his fate
10, and at the rate of 15 to 20
Italian
When you have bought presents a big industry, but the day is com- his companions. The mailcarrier, re- FOR SALE—Dried split
cords per day. We reserve > right
prunes at $5 per 100 lbs., in satkÿ
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
to reject any and all bids. Coast
for all the family and other friends I ing when our hills and valieys will turning from Cannon Beach, found
As good as any to eat but were
Power Co., C. J. Edwards, Mali
There seems to have been some and relatives and have left
th'i be stripped of timber and the whin-? him dead.
split by the rai» before being
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ager.
complaint lately about subscribers cares of business for a day to ait
dried. H. G. Campbell, Dallas,
The electric storm early Sunday
of the saw and whistle of the don-
REFINED
YOUNG
COUPLE
WOULD
not having received their papers, down to a table laden with the na-
Oregon.
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morning
key will be heard no more.
was
extraordinary for
lik e furnished
house-keeping
The publishers are no doubt respons- cessitles and luxuries ordinarily us-
To replace the payroll that will Tillamook, The old settlers were FOR SALE - HOUSE AND LOTS
rooms or small house on edge of
able for some of this but possibly ed in a Christmas dinner, will your
town. Reasonable. Address J. E.
for $1000. Easy terms. Inquire at
vanish with this industry is the unable to remember ever having
part of the trouble should be laid to mind be at ease and your con-:
Hine, General Delivery
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Headlight office.
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problem that must be solved
for seen one to equal it before.
others.
science clear that you have done the continued prosperity and well-
WANTED- GENERAL HOUSE
From what we can learn some of FOR SALE—GOOD STEEL.-RANGE,
However, we want everyone’ who your part in this season of peace on .
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of the county. With this emi the citizens of Little Nestucca want
also organ. Call Walter Nelson, Bell phone Main 64
appreciates the Headlight to get a ■ earth and good will to your fellow I in vlew a numi,er
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of suggest ion- that district to be annexed to Yam­ Mutual phone.
copy, and we have sincerely tried to 1 men, or will you think of the ■M(arv'jhave been put forth at one time or
call for and deliver, Mutual
hill county, while others want the FOR SALE—HOUSE AND TWO
make our service the best possible ing children of Europe who are ask-'
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phone. Marie Getchell.
another, and - probably
the best of ■ county divided and a new county
lots on easy terms. Price $1,000.
We have gone to considerable ex- ing America for food?
Enquire at Headlight office.ll-25tf
; these and the most feasible is that : created, the dividing line to
be
LOST AND FOUND
pense to install a new system of
When you look at your own chil- of converting loggedoff land
into north of Beaver at the Blum place. FOR SALE—TWO LATEST STYLE
keeping the circulation records, dren, happy and in good health, will
LOST
—
CRANK
FROM OLSMOBILE
tillable property. To do this settlers 1 Garibaldi—The steamer Sue H.
White sewing machines, almost
somewhere between Tillamook and
which will soon be completed and in it occur to you that other children
new. Singer Agency, opposite P.
must be attracted and a sure, mar­ , Elmore came into Garibaldi on Sun­
Netarts. Finder return to Head­
use.
on this earth are actually in want ketable crop provided. Berries ore day afternoon with quite a large
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light office and receive reward.
Like any other country newspaper for the bare necessities of life, and
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pointed out as one crop for which number of passengers. They report­ FOR SALE—PURE BRED BROWN
we have on our subscription list the few are willing to feed them? With the climate of this section is well
Swiss cattlex 1 bull 4 years old, LOST—LAST SATURDAY
ed the Columbia bar the roughest
NIGHT
names of many people who have al­ this picture in your mtnd sit down adapted. Elsewhere, notably in the
a fine individual; 2 bull calves
an Elk tooth watch charm mark­
they had ever experienced, and were
from good ancesters. John Boeckli,
lowed their subscriptions to lapse to your Christmas dinner and try to section between Seattle and Tacoma,
ed “McM 1283.” Finder return to
all sick, even to the captain.
breeder t>f Brown-Swiss
cattle,
John A. Carrol and receive
re­
for four, six or even eight years. enjoy it. It can’t be done, unless the raising of berries has grown into
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ward.
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Most of them apparently want the you have done your part in helping an industry of large proportions, and
Notice of Intention to Improve Cer­
CLEARING SALE OF USED In­ STRAY HEIFER PICKED UP—
paper for we are sure to hear from the needy ones to get enough food j it is probable that it could be devel-
tain Street in Tillamook City Oregon.
struments.
Piano, $95.00; Edi­
them if they miss a copy, but they to hold body and soul together.
Owner can have same by paying
i oped here so as to parallel the suc­
Notice is hereby given, to all per­
son talking machine, $5.00; disc
do not seem to consider it necessary
Herbert Hoover states that there cess of our cheese industry. It
charges. Walter Nelson, Mutual
records, 25c; organ, $50.00; sew­
is sons whom it may concern, that the
phone.
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to pay more than once in a lifetlme- are three and one-half millions of ! worth a trial. With all the logged- Common Council of Tillamook City,
ing machines, $10; Player rolls,
50c, and many other articles, all
That is very poor business, especially starving children in Europe who I off land available for that purpose Oregon, has determined to improve
BUSINESS NOTICES
bargains.
Tillamook .Music Co.
from the newspaper’s standpoint. Ac­ are depending on America for fo <d. devoted to the producing of berries, the following street in Tillamook
Victor Dealers.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY TAXIDERMY
cording to law, a publisher cannot He also states that $10 will keep 1 for which there is a staple market City, to-wit.
Taxi-
and Tanning Company,
collect for expired subscriptions. It one of these children in the neces­ easy of access, the advance of Tiil-
Miller Avenue from the south FOR SALE—OLIVER TYPEWRIT­
dermist of all kinds of animals
ER, $15. The kind for a begin­
is evident, then, that the country sary food until the next harvest can i amook county in the next ten years line of First Street south on Miller
and heads. Tans all classes
ner to learn on. I am buying a
publisher trusts his subscribers more be gathered.
furs; makes furs off classes
Avenue to the City Limits.
would be rapid.
new Oliver. A. A. McRea, 516 4th
furs. Manufacturers of all
The Oregon committee of the Eu­
than other kinds of merchants trust
!' Said improvement consisting of the i
Avenue, East.
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wear. We also buy mountain
their customers, for nobody could let ropean Relief Council has allotted
excavating and grading of said street FOR SALE— UPRIGHT KOHLER
bobcat and raccoon hides,
to
Tillamook
county
420
children
his grocery bill run for eight years,
to the proper sub-grade and all dirt1
piano in good condition $150.
pay best prices. Douglas County
especially if the groceryman were feed until they will be able to get
1 excavated which shall be necessary
Also Victrola and 34 records. $75.
Taxidermy and Tanning Cimpany,
unable to make collection legally.
food in their own land. Will we do
Goyne
Ranch,
South
Prairie.
Roseburg, Oregon.
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for the filling of said street to bring i
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We believe that most of the sub­ it? Will you help? Before refus-
the same to proper grade shall be used
FOR GOOD WOOD CALL THE ORE-
scriptions in arrears are caused by ing, rementber that it is the chil-
gon
Transfer,
both
phones.
The Pie social held in the gym­ I' upon said street.
FOR' . SALE — IMMEDIATELY,
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forgetfulness or carelessness on the dren that are in want. What if they nasium last Friday night was
household furniture.
Extra fine
All of said improvements to be j
a
Library table, also good range
part of the subscribers.
The city were your own.and you were unable grand success.
The
net proceeds i made in accordance with the Charter, ¡
with good features.
Good
oak THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF THE
newspapers have a way of reminding to give them food? Christmas will were $82.16 and this sum in addi- Resolutions and Ordinances of said I
World have entrusted their repu­
dresser etc. Inquire at Mrs. Bone­
people when their subscriptions run be hollow mockery if we of Tilla- tion to $3.00 contributed by Ra- Tillamook City, Oregon, and in ac-1
tations to the Victor Records,
man House, Bay City. 12-9 t3p
Hear them a. their best in your
out; their paper is stopped.
But if mook county turn down those 420 i mona Haltom was sent to the Amer­ cordance with the plans and specifi- |
own home. Tillamook Music Co.,
the country paper tries this it m- hungry youngsters. It is up to us. ican Child’s Feeding Fund, which i. cations and estimates of the work DAIRY FARM—A GOOD BARGAIN
82 acres, good land, 42 under cul­
Dealers, opposite P. O.
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The Oregon committee has
ap­ under the supervision of Herbert therefor made and prepared by the i
medlately strike a snag. The slight­
tivation, 40 in pasture and tim­ SINGER AGENCY—OPPOSIiE P.
City Engineer of Tillamook City, and
ed subscriber takes it as a personal pointed A. G. Beals chai ¡nan for the I Hoover.
ber. New 7 room house modern
O.
Piano tuning.
All work
matter and right away there
is county and the drive is to start
with fire-place and plumbing.
The first three basket ball games | filed in the office of the City Re­
guaranteed.
H. F. Cook, 131-
corder
of
Tillamook
City.
All
of
said
Barn,
45x60,
with
lights
and
wa
­
Thursday.
The
local
committee
some explaining to do. Why should
of the season were played before
W.
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ter. Silo 11x31 with 40 tons in
hopes to have the drive over by the the social, the Juniors and Seniors ■ improvements to be made at the ex­
there be this difference?
silage,
plenty
hay
and
oats,
3
HAY AND GRAIN HAULING A
Then, we no doubt have on our 27th and has divided the county by playing the first game and the Jun­ pense of the property, and all there­
acres kale, 1 % acres potato s
speciality. Oregon Transfer. Both
lists parties who do not care to take school districts for the handling of iors winning by the score of 16 to of adjacent thereto and specially be-
6 acres seeded in wheat, 1 %
phones. Opposite I’. O.
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n<-fitted
thereby
and
being
all
the
t
he
work.
The
money
is
to
be
us
­
acres vineyard, 1 acre assorted or-
the paper any longer, but do no«
4. The next game was between th*
THE
STANDARD
OF
THE
WORLD
chard, 15 cows, 7 fresh, others
or Sophomores and Freshmen. In this property within the limits of the dis-
notify us of their desire. If they do ed irrespective of color, race
—Victrolas and Victor Records.
soon, and some young stock.
not want the paper we do not care |' creed but will be sent to some par- the Sophomores won with a score of i trict established therefor. The dis­
Tillamook Music Co., Opposite F.
horses,
6
hogs
ready
for
market,
trict established thereof is the district
to waste good material and labor I Ocular country if desired.
O.
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21 to 6. The next game was a hard
65 chickens.
Good spring and
designated as Local improvement Dis­
creek all the. year. Gasoline
struggle between the victors of the
AT
LAST
—
A
VICTOR
DEALER
IN
trict No. 18, and the boundaries there­
pump.
Separator. Tools.
3 %
first two, hut the heavy end of the
Tillamook County. Victor Vic-
of are as follows:
inch wagon, buggy and all neces­
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trolas, $25.00 and up. Victor Re­
score finally fell to the Sophomores, i
sary firming
implements.
13
Beginning at the Northeast corner
cords, 85 cents and up. Til
The score was 13 to 12.
miles from Portland. Good roads
of Lot 3 in Block 2, of Goodspeed’s
mook Music Co., Opposite P. O.
$18,000. Easy terms. Address II.
The heating system in the Gym-
Addition to the Town of Tillamook,
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Sorenson, 1084 E. Sherman St.,
nastuni lias been repaired and th“
now Tillamook City; and running
Portland, Oregon.
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building will now be open to the ’hence south to
MONEY TO LOAN—ENQUIRE OF
the north line of
public.
John Leland Henderson, 206-3rd
Block 1 of A. A. Miller’s Addition to FOR SALE AT YOUR OWN PRICE
in reason, 1 team of horses, about.
St.. Tillamook, Oregon.
the Townof Tillamook, now Tillamook
1200 lbs. each; 1 3-year old Jer­
Karo Syrups are 25 per cent
sey cow; 1 gasoline engine, 4 H. GO TO THE SUNSET ELECTRIC
regular
Burge I City; thence East to a point 105 feet
P., Fairbanks-Morse;
1 Oliver
for National Mazda lamps,
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typewriter. Will trade the horses
give better light.
Block 1; thence South, parallel with
in on a machine and pay the dif­
the East line of Miller Avenue, to the
ference. Wm. D. Shafer, Rocka- WE HAUL ANYTHNG ANYWHERE
South boundary of Tillamook City;
away, Oregon.
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at any time. Oregon Tiansfer,
thence West along the South bound­
office opposite P. O. Both phones.
ary line of Tillamook City to a point FOR RENT- FARM THAT WILL
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run twelve to fifteen cows.
I
105 feet West of the West line
have my cows.
Address E. A. LET THE SUNSET
ELECTRIC
of Miller Avenue; thence North
Tillamook Headlight
Twenty Years Ago
J
HeadlightClassified Ads
I
Little Cost—Big Results. All Tillamook County Readsjhem. On<Cent a Word Fc .ss_c
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wire your home and stive you mon­
ey.
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THE WORLD MOVES; SO DO WE
Oregon Transfer, opposite P. O.
Both phones.
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PR0FESSI0NAL
DR. RAMSEY. OSTEOPATH—Room
110 1. O. O F. Bldg., Tillamook.
Mutual phone, Bell phone I46-M.
DR.
ALLEN & SHARP DENTISTS
National Building.
D
|. B GUIDER, DENTIST, I. O.
O. F. Bldg., Tillamook, Oregon.
DR. LEBOW CAN BE FOUND AT
Dr. Wise’s Tillamook office, south
of the Court House every Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday until
noon.
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IF IN NEED OF GLASSES SEE A. H.
Harris. Registered optician, at R.
W. Bennett’s Jewelry store Tues-
.
’notice. Will make dates any time.
day and Saturdays until further
Phone 143-J.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that D. A.
Browne, administrator of the
es­
tate of Thomas P. Browne, deceases!
has filed In the County Court for
Tillamook County, Oregon, his Final
Account, and that the 24th day of
January, 1921, at ten o’clock A. M.
has been fixed as the time, and the
Court House as the place for the
hearing of said Final Account.
All persons having objections to
th“ said final account will appear at
said time and place and show cause,
if any therr be, why said account
should not be allowed and the ad­
ministrator discharged.
D. A. BROWNE.
Administrator of the Estate
of Thomas Browne, deceased.
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j
High School
WilLird
A Bakery Over
To hear some folks talk
you'd think an old buttery
could be made over int<>
a brand new one, but it
can't ,' ju done. IS
But we do go the limit
in helping you keep your
battery in fighting trim.
We’re headquarters for
the Still Better Wit >rd
Battery with Thr< .«led
Rubber Insulation
the
kind selected by 136 pns-
senger-car nntf motor­
truck builders.
DELCO LIGHT
TEE COMPLETE LIGHT AND
POWER PLANT
So Simple a Boy Can Operate
THEATER
Program For Week of
DECEMBER 24 TO 31. INC
Sat.. Dec. 25
Special matinee at 2:30 P. M.
VOICE OF FOOLS
Star Alice Joyce.
Comedy
Loafers and Lovers
Give all of the folks at lion
Christinas Gift. It is a Gift
can enjoy. Every member of the
household will benefit from Delco
Light. The labor saved, the time
saved, and the safety and convenience
of Delco Light will pay for itself.
You May Enjoy the Same Comfort with a
Delco Light That You Might Have in
the City
Kill out the slip below and mail today,
We will be glad to call on you and demon­
strate DELCO LIGHT.
Do Not Wait-Mail It TODAY.
Sun and Mon., Dec. 26 & 27
Matinee Sunday at 2:30 P. M.
GO AND GET IT
Starring
Marshall
Comedy lanifere and
Neilan
Lovers.
Tuesday, December 28
GIRL IN THE RAIN
Starring Annie Cornwall, Coni-
edy The Bell and The Bill.
International News
Wednesday. Dec. 29
INFERIOR SEX
Starring: Mildred Herrin. Com-
Man Prom Egypt
Sunset Electric of Tillamook,
Tillamook, Ore gen
GENTLEMEN: I tun interested to know how DELCO
LIGHT pays for itself atLi how I enn imp.ove im farm
with it. It is understoe >1 that there is to lie no obliga­
tion on my part. I’lease cal oin me Ht your convenience.
Thttrs. and Fri.. Dec. 30 & 31
THE DEVIL TO PAY
All Star Cast. Comedy
Times Foiled.
Four
Name _
Add ref»»
THE LITTLE HOUSE WITH
QUALITY PICTURES"
parallel with the West line of
Miller Avenue to the Northwest
corner of Lot 2, in block 2 of
A. A. Miller’s Addition to the Town
of Tillamook, now Tillamook City;
thence North to the South line of
Block 1 in H. F. Goodspeed’s Ad­
dition to Tillamook City; thence West
to a point 105 feet West of the South­
east corner of said Block;thence North
to the North line of said Block 1;
thence Easterly along the South line
of Front Street to the place of be­
ginning.
| The cost of said improvement as
fixed by the accepted bid therefor
j is $8,475.70, to which shall be added
the cost of advertising, engineering
and superintendence, and other in-
, cidinal expenses connected with the
carrying out and construction of said
improvement as authorized by the
Charter of Tillamook City. 10 days
from the date of the first publication
of this notice is allowed by the Char­
ter of Tillamook City, Oregon, for the
filing of remonstrances against the
proposed improvement and the date of
■ the first publication of this notice is
December 23rd. 1920.
Dated December 23rd. 1920.
FRANCES B. STRANAHAN, City
Recorder,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that
County Court of Tillamook County
will until 10 o'clock on January 7th.
'21 receive blds for the building of a
i Section of the Wheeler to Nehalem
I Co. Road
'
across the tidelands frotn
| Stn 1155-00 to Sta 1206-00 accord­
j Ing io the Plans and Specifications
on file in the office of the County
'Clerk of Tillamook County.
No bld will be considered unless
accompanied by cash, bidders bond.
,or certified cheque for an amount
equal to at least 5 per cent of the
total amount of the bld.
The right Is reserved to reject any
|and all proposals or to accept the
proposal deemed best for Tillamook
County.
Signed—Homer Mason. Co. Clerk.
¡First Pub.. Dec. 2J,’20
¡Last Pub., Jan. $,’ll
Tillamook Battery Station
TELEPHONE CREDI!
rPHE TELEPHONE COMPANY Mill be compelled to borrow large
X.5 amounts of money in the next few years, not only to extend its ser-
vice’to new subscribers, but to take care of the constantly increasing use
of the service by present subscribers.
A leader in business will demand of a borrower ample security and
will insist eliat its value be maintained without deterioration. lie must be
shown that this security has an assured earning power. He must be satis­
fied that his investment is safe; that it can be disposed of at any time with
out lr»ss and that it will brinn him a continuous return.
At the present time this company’s operations in Oregon are con
ducted at a deficit. Its expenses are greater than its revenue. No return
is being received by its stockoolders frotn their property in Oregon. Not
even the interest on its bonds properly chargeable to its Oregon paoper-
ties is being paid from Oregon receipts.
With new capital scarce and commanding high rates of return
business shown g operating results such as these will find it difficult, if not
impossible, to secure money for its necessities.
We assume that the people of Oregon wish to treat the utilities do­
ing business in this state justly and fairly, and in this belief we have asked
the Public Service Commission to approve a schedule of rates increasing
our revenues, The amount asked for is relatively small to the individual
rate payer, but the aggregate will place us in a position where we can ob­
tain the outside eapifal necessary in our operations.
The Pacific Telephone
and lelegraph Company
I