mAYjœRIL 25>1924
3
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
rial classes, will be of value to him
in this campaign. One thing is cer­
Weekly
Paper tain, and that is that he will get a
Independent
big vote in his own county, where peo­
iZ Every Friday by the
’ U,
publishing
Company ple know him best. He is running as
joint-senator for Lincoln, Yamhill,
light
.
«veao«
entamook.
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Washington and Tillamook counties.
.... Editor
Tiiuild
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.Manager •
è Harrison
California
fruit and vegetable deal­
lis” second class mail
ers tried to force Governor Pierce to
in the U. S. poatofflee at
rescind the ban at the state line which
pook. Ore«“"-
makes it the duty of the shippers of
.fruit and vegetables to fumigate
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$2.00 ears before entering Oregon, the idea
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being to prevent the introduction of
$1.00
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the foot and mouth disease from the
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state to the south of us. Most of the
Payable in advance
raisers and shippers in California are
Telephones
dagoes, who care little for the spread
of the cattle disease, provided they
Pacific States. Main 68
can market their early garden stuff in
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Oregon. But Governor Pierce tood
4 firm, and refused the request of the
)LR EDITORIAL POLICY ♦ California shippers. In so doing, he
♦ should be commended for doing the
Tu advocate, aid and sup- ♦ right thing at the right time.
ort any measures that will ♦
ring the most gooa to the ♦
♦
The French owe us four billion dol­
lost people
To encourage industries 4 lars on which no interest has thus far
0 establish in Tillamook ♦ been paid. The French are strong on
♦ politeness and expressions of appreci­
ounty.
To urge the improvement 41 ation, but when it comes to paying
f a port for Tillamook City. 4 their debts, they simply shrug their
To insist on an American 4 shoulders, and do nothing. Another
4 time when they get in trouble, they
tandard of labor.
To be politically indepen- 4 probably will not find an army of
¡ent, but to support the can- 4 two million soldiers hurrying over to
lidates for public office who 4 pull them out of a bad hole.
rill bring the most good to 4
he people of
Tillamook 4
In many parts of the state, accord­
#unty and of the State of 4
ing
to our exchanges, there are num­
4
Jregon. •
4 erous “dirt farmer” candidates. The
♦ ♦♦♦44444444 4 phrase is used largely to catch farm­
er’s votes at the primaries, and some
of the candidates have not accumu­
FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924
lated any of the dirt by following the
colony of Russian Dukhobors are plow or spreading manure with a
ed for Linn county, with intent pitchfork.
rfoniz* >n that place. It is said
they will number several thou-
They are religious fanatics, and
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opposed to the public school and
iw, and refuse to be governed by
atter. Up in Canada they burned ♦ ♦ 44444444444 ♦
ol houses. They should be pass- ♦
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n to some other country or de­ ♦
♦
ed. We have enough of half- ♦
♦
•
d anarchists and that class in *
Correspondence on the var­ ♦
country. What we need is me ♦ ious subjects of the day is in­ 4
ligent immigrant who knows 4 vited by the Headlight for ♦
gh to patronize the public school, ♦ publication. Any paper for +
who will obey the laws of the
pi »» Twiisi. V
sia’npei
The people of Linn county should ♦ with the writer’s name, which +
illow this class of people to take ♦ may be withheld by request. ♦
in the county. If they do, they ♦
♦
be sorry for it. Portland has a ♦ 444444444444 ♦
ian colony, and the American
SCORES CATHOLIC CLERGY
ents of that section, surely are
!ul about taking it their clothes
To the Editor: In your issue of
ight, and many have been sorry
they carelessly left the clotnes- March 22nd, I notice that Mr. Davey
in a ponderous, logical, pungent, perti­
out.
nent, and very UNCONVINCING let­
ter, ignores my last letter and the un­
derewski canceled five engage- answerable evidence therein, harks
a at $5,000 per engagement to back to your report of my lecture of
to the bedside of his pet dog, November 16th and gives your read­
Lung, in Chicago. A dog doctor ers a rehash of his first article, He
lany plunks per hour, watched was unable to kill any bear with
r Ping Lung’s lungs while blank shells the first time, it is a
rewski tore his hair and wept little strange that he would try it the
f pints of weeps for sick doggie, second. Extracting from this letter
despite the weeps of the great the noise—“hatred,” “false,” “bitter
ir, Ping Lung died, because his anti-Catholics” etc. you find that like
lungs no longer plunked. It is a busted toy baloon, you have nothing
but look at the several $5,000 left.
Mr. Davey did not answer about
Pad. lost while he was at Punk
l’s bedside bewailing. The money Mexico (he introducted it). Overlook­
7 this tall Pole of Poland, would ed illiteracy in Catholic countries.
purchased many Ping Lungs for Forgets France, where the Catholic
But the dog doctor got a big laymen got tired of the intolerant
>r dosing l ing Lung with nawsty priestcraft. Doe?, not deny Quigley’s
tines which no doubt hurt the war speech. Forgets his former la­
icratic Ping Lung’s little tummy. ment of “persecution.” Does not deny
*11 this happening, when hun- that the Popes are opposed to the
i of little human babies are dy- separation of church and state, with
" the big cities for lack of pure this lack of denial admits that the
»nd proper clothing and enough Pope is the supreme mind of,the
church. Does not deny that < atholics
to sustain life.
consider their condition in America
precarious—“Leo.” Does not deny
G. Beals, candidate for joint that the Pope is rejoicing over “spe­
tor returned early in the week cial rights” and is seeking for “abso­
1 trip over to Lincoln county, lute rights.” He does not deny that
'isited at Toledo and Newport, the Church of Rome is now making
teports good encouragement to an intollerant fight to supress all
•ndidacy in that county. He al- Protestant work in Poland. Nor that
und matters quite satisfactory in the same effort is NOW being made
Yamhill and Washington cqun- in Rome (He seems unable to see that
r Beals linds a strong support this
llllS is
13 modern).
IIlUUvlll/« He does not deny
his way bv farmers and dairy- that Archbishop of Morelia asserts,
His previous experience in the that there would be no peace in Mex­
•ture, and a good record for the ico until the Church of Rome was
again in power. He does not den ■
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that the Pope called Elizabeth a bas­ ] repairs ?
It must be exceedingly took the other half of the seat and We refer Mr. Davey to document 190. Chicago laymen representing nearly
tard because her father was not mar­
strong, if so little results in so much they were gone.
I wonder if this is what he calls be­ every parish in Chicago, in which the
ried by the Church of Rome.- He
ing
good? His statement that these following language is used: “Whereas
I
cannot
understand
how
any
Cath
­
seems to see that his quotation from damage. The “body, blood, soul and
men
were bitter anti-Catholics is not we have heretofore in dutiful and re­
olic
laymen
can
look
on
this
unnatural
Pius IX put him in bad with the ; divinity” of the priestly created lord
spectful terms invoked the attention
true.
unwholesome,
unchristlike,
system
of
Church’s doctrine of infallibility of has a very bad effect. If this is what
of his emminence, * * * to the scand­
placing
unmarried
priests
together
Mr.
Davey
no
doubt
knows,
what
Popes. He still fails to quote from the Christ came to do, he had better ]
with unmarried maternity frocked Catholic laymen generally do not, alous condition of immorality among
Trent in an “ungarbled manner.” By | remained away. There is not one
girls, and not at least suspect that about resolutions handed up to Card­ certain of the clergy in this Areh-dio-
word
in
the
New
Testament
that
silence he admits that many Catholic
while the church is exploiting their inal Martinelli from a meeting of
(Continued on page 4)
laymen still believe in witches. He I justified Rome in witholding the wine
labor that is at the same time ex-
from
the
laymen,
and
it
was
not
un
­
does not deny that Catholic church
ploiting their virtue. The whole sys­
papers carried adds for all kinds of til the Council of Constance in 1415 tem stinks of immorality and brutal-!
I
that
it
was
made
the
rule
of
the
high wines etc. He does not deny
Church. Yet there is nothing that ity. This whole system by which'
vhftt Al Smith ,s a Catholic. He
Rome
parrots so often as that all hnman being« are deprived of thetrl
not deny that N. Y. under the leader-!
natural, Godgiven rights to the per-'
ship of Catholic Al Smith has made I her teaching has come directly down suit of happiness, and are required!
from
the
Apostles.
herself a public shame on prohibition.,
He does not deny that Catholic states I If reports are true, it would be well instead to kiss the floors they mop,'
and bow down before the priestly!
have failed to ratify the 18th amend- I for Mr. Davey to reread: “Look not monsters who destroy them, would
ment. He does not deny that “Bene­ thou upon the wine when it is red in be a burning shame and disgrace if
PORTLAND :
TILLAMOOK :
dictine” is made by the Monks. (Re­ the cup” etc. Like the priests he has practiced by a bunch of infidels, to
ports just to hand says that last year managed some way to get more than say nothing of pretended followers of
49 N. FRONT ST.
209,z2 SECOND AVE. E.
Mr. Haynes took possession of 33 gal­ three tablespoonfuls.
the TENDER Christ. To say that
lons in Washington D. C. alone). By
One right guess. The writer be­ they are willing subjects of such in- j
this silence he no doubt would have lieves that wine “when it is red in humanity is but to deepen the per­
Catholic laymen overlook that the the cup” has NO PLACE in the Com­ petrator’s degree of depravity. There '
Catholic priesthood is in politics and munion. To belong to a church which is no greater monster of oppression, i
that they are intriguing day and night demanded “strong drink” for the than that man who deliberately teach-1
to force the civil power to bow before Communion in a prohibition nation es a mind in such a way as to fen- !
Mrs. Claire Hysmith, Prop.
Opposite Tillamook Hotel
the high and mighty priest of Rome. would be to me the utmost shame, un­ slave it. That these girls remain
ALL KINDS OF BEAUTY WORK
It would have been better for Mr. less it would be to be a priest in that where they are, enduring their tor­
Call 162-J for Appointments
Davey’s cause if he had refused to church and consume that which was tures of loneliness, to say nothing of
The woe and ruin of their clipped heads, their 17 pounds
allow “the urgent requests’’ of some demanded.
of your “broad minded readers” to “strong drink” has never been over- of dress in midsummer, and their
induce him to thus limp out before j drawn, and the government was most servile grovelling before their iS
the public. It may be a little cruel ' wholly unjustified in allowing it to overlords, is the most outstanding
Mr. Editor, but we are in hopes that j the Church of Rome for the Sacra­ evidence that their training and their
these “broad minded readers” will ment. It is only another evidence education is heathenistic, not Christ­
keep poking Mr. Davey that they that Rome and Rum walk together. ian. Bowing before imagej^is only a
may have a modem example of the 1 Of course, Mr. Davey did not intend little part of such a larkWed mind.
ability of some of their leaders to us to think that Christ drank or made In the Catechism, to which Mr. Davey
generate gas. At that Mr. Davey is “fermented” wine.
refers, pg. 94, we read: “Before thy
doing about as well as any one could
Of the men who are fighting this loving IMAGE? ’Tis truest joy to
defending what he defends.
amendment in Congress 55 per cent KNEEL.”
Mr. Davey knows that the Council are Roman Catholics. No wonder
We would not expect Mr. Davey to y
Will move to a new and more desirable loca­
of Trent denied the right of anyone, that the editor of the Voice says: “If Know anything more about the Bible
tion as soon as the insurance company adjusts
to read the Bible in any language, no we continue to import Roman Cath­ than he exibits in his comments on
matter by WHOM published, he knows olics * * * what chance have we to Peter, since he takes his Bible from
the losses from the recent fire.
that this has been again and again settle the liquor problem in Ameri­ the Pope.
The firm wishes to thank the fire department
affirmed by the Popes, and he knows ca?” Judge Nations, speaking of
In 1 Cor. 9;5. Paul says: "Have we
that the letter of Pope Leo, of Dec. the “beer bloc” in Washington, says: not power to lead about • * * a wife
and helping public for their assistance in saving
13th, 1898, is considered by the church “Its personel leaves no doubt that it as well as Cepahas?” (Peter) The
everything possible from the fire April 20th.
as a blanket permission (in America is largely the handiwork of the Ro­ Catholic Bible has it: “Carry about
and England) to all those who be­ man Catholic organization.” (Just off a woman.” Now either this woman
cause of contact with Protestant free­ , the press the ink is warm yet). The was, what King James Bible says she
dom demand the right to read for ‘ditor of Mayfield’s Weekly, address­ was, his wife, or Peter was running
themselves. His statements on this ing himself to Al Smith, says: “Eigh­ around the country with another wo­
point comes under his own language ty per cent of the brewers, keepers man, having left his wife at home
of dives and brothels were either Mr. Davey can take either side he
“pure bunk.”
Will Mr. Davey tell us why his members or defenders of your likes.
church gathered up Bibles (Catholic) church.” A report from Smedley D.
Will Mr. Davey please prove that
from the Catholic laymen of ’Frisco I Butler’s work in Philadelphia says John the Divine was NOT a married
after they had been carefully distri­ that 83 per cent of those arrested in man. I real about him “going to
buted by the American Bible society? the clean up are Roman Catholic. “I his OWN house” and that he took
If his church is sincere in its asserted i wonder
wv“ue‘ if
“ “ Mr. Davey thinksewe do not with him the mother of Jesus. I
Tillamook, Nehalem and Seaside, Tuesdays,
desire, why does it refuse to operate I
° 'S fighting the 18th amend- know of no Scripture which makes it
Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
no.!
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Bible ___________
societies, and
curse those which
unrighteous for a man not to marry,
One Pope said it was all right, but I know of a passage which reads:
are operating? It is not hard for
Leave stage depot at Tillamook, 9 i. m; lea e
us to believe what Crowley says, that j another said it was all wrong, which “If they cannot contain let them
Had I space I marry for it is better to marry than
secret instructions were rent out to was “infallible”?
stage depot, Seaside, 3 p. m.
would give an account of hundreds of to burn.” I am afraid that under
PREVENT the sale of Bibles.
people madly seeking an oportunity this, most priests will have to burn.
Gregory the XVI, in his letter darn­
COAST STAGES
to kneel before, and worship an image
We have now before us a list of 37
ing Bible Societies (Faith and morais)
of the virgin Mary. Leaving their Popes (this is only a small beginning
GEO. SMITH. MGR.
brings his charge because “old wo­
gifts and believing that the image of the whole) who were both criminal
men”, “men”, and “men of every con­
had power to heal.
and immoral to a revolting degree.
dition”, thereby read the Bibl-. And
Mr. Davey has failed thus far to se­
he adds, “what is absurdest of all,
I
and almost unheard of * * * unbeliev­ cure that living witness who had been
ing nations come to understand the . in a protestant institution for thirty
Scripture without an instructor.” This years who would come forward at the
does'not sound much like what Mr. , end and say, “All this time I worship-
All over the world
Davey would palm off on Catholic | ped images.”
laymen as the reason for Bible sub­ Catholics are doing just what Miss
Shoeffen did, bowing before images
pression.
I and giving them worship.
To
Gregory XVI says that the per­
We have often wondered why Cath­
Portlard-McMinnville
mission of Benedict XIV, for all Cath­
olics to read the Bible was counter­ olic laymen did not form themselves
Hillsboro-Forest Grove
manded by Clement XI and Pius VI, into committees and know for them-
Corvallis-Salem
"with the applause of the whole Cath­ j selves what ungodly prison houses of
Eugene-Roseburg
shame
a
Nunnery
is.
Find
for
them
­
olic world.” Gregory makes it plain
and Willamette Valley
that no Catholic laymen should dare selves why these girls wear what Miss
Points
to read and interpret the Bible for Shoeffen calls a “maternity dress”
himself, Mr. Davey admits in his re­ (It most surely looks like it). Where
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
10:30 A. M.‘
marks on infallibility that he is of did this practice of mixing unmarried 7:15 A. M.
2:30 P. M.
6:30 P. M.*
the same mind. Bible reading, he priests, and unmarried Sisters in •Holds
for arrival of Manhattan
says, would make each one a pope. worship come from ? Not from the
Stage
If this were true I would advise all j Bible. There is nothing in the Bible •Holds for arrival of Seaside Stage
I
that
comes
within
a
thousand
miles
of
to refain. For I have found nothing
LEAVE PORTLAND
(Park ana Yamhill S'reets)
in the Popes that any real man should ; it. It comes from the “age old” Phal­
7:50 A.
’ “ M.
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12:30 P. M.
desire to be like. Thus he admits lic SEX worship. Many nuns and 4:30
P. M.
11:50 P. M.
that his church does not desire the priests still wear the “sacred four” For arrivals-departures and con­
of Phallic »ex worship. All that the
nections call
laymen to read the Bible.
It was 400 years after invention of priestly vow of celibacy amounts to
UNION
STAGE
is told in this: On my way to Leb­
printing before a copy of the Bible
anon,
Ore.,
myself
and
another
were
TERMINAL
was printed in Rome. This was in
I
introduced to Catholic priest. During
3rd. St. and 3rd. Ave. East
Greek. As late as 1S79 no Bible had ,
Both Phones
the
conversation
the
gentleman
with
been printed in Rome in the language I
me turned and asked the priest
Portland-Tiewberg-Mc-
of the people.
straight, “Have you kept your vows
Was it one, or two, three table-
Minnvilie-Tiiiamook
of chastity?” He answered two or
“ACRES of land now in profitable
spoonfuls of wine that caused the
Stages
crop« where nothing but «tumps
three times rapidly, “Well I never got
Rev. Father (?) in Portland recent­
grew before that ia what Pacific Stump­
Inc.
married.” When we reached Lebanon
ly to run over the old lady on the
ing did for me and did it at lower cost.”
a woman drove up in a carriage, he
Many ranchers around here say thia
sidewalk'. f Are all the staggers we
from actual experience. Pacific Stump­
have observed in priests caused by so
ing gives you one-half more powder for
little wine? Is it so little that re­
your dollar—shoots stick for stick with
mits so many of them to hospitals for
any standard ’ stumping powder, but
MATHERS
TRUCK SERVICE
BEAUTY SHOP
Dawson & Dunn
GROCERS
g
a
COAST STAGES
H
STAGES
“I cleared my land
at lower cost by
using PACIFIC
STUMPING”
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Architects drawing of proposed
Episcopal church which may be I
built in this city, a story ef which I
appeared in last week’» issue of |
the Headlight.
The proposed
of a popular demand on the part
building of the church is the result
of Episcopalians in Tillamook
county.
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