Y, DECEMBER 5, 1924 PAGE 1 COMMENT Editorial Page of the Tillamook Headlight IlilllilWUliUUUiMMII nnook Jjeahhrriir dependent Weekly Paper (By L. M. Rains) tied Every Friday by the it Publishing Company i suppose you have heard of the Web­ foot State, Tillimook. Oregon Where the Oregonians dwell. Manager i Where the ocean sends it’s wavey Harrison. b: eeze, and Entered at the U. ö. Which the fir tree scents with smell. jec at Tillamook, Oregon, Where the spruces sway their lofty May 2, 1888 tops, INSCRIPTION RATES And the hemlock’s dead and fell. lur, By Mail----------------- $2.00 While in the valleys far below, Tk- ’ The ----- ranchers live, and dwell. «ths. By Mail......... ......... $1.00 Olonths, By Mail ----------- $ .75 I suppose you have heard of the Web­ Payable in advance foot State, Telephone Where the ia rain all turns turns trom from snow. snow. ____ » ...» in an Pacific States. Main 68 Where the clouds go drifting through the sky, Here love and roses glow. ♦ ■ EDITORIAL POLICY ♦ Here’s where the hearts are happy, ♦ With every day a smile. fo advocate, aid and sup- ♦ Where all are singing a song of life, | uruii- •• While -- traveling their rocky mile. « any measures that will ♦ Tillamook County, Oregon, 1921 40,000.00 18,000.00 1,578.43 1,733.75 40.25 3,855.94 1,700.00 271.00 3,013.36 8,389.93 2,450.00 3,876.58 98.58 894.04 456.43 65.00 ’ 1922 49,000,06 13,000.00 1923 43,000.00 16,000.00 Budget Estimate BUDGET 1925 County School High School Tuition County Institute School Library Advertising ........-......... Agriculturist ................. Armory Auditor ................... ........ Bounty ............................. Circuit Court ................. Club Work ....................... Coroner County Fair County Poor ................... Cruising ........................... Dairy & Food Com......... Dairy Herl Inspector ... District Sealer ............... Election ....................... ..... Emergency ......._............ Fire Warden .................... Health Officer .................. Insane ...................... __...... Insurance, Fire ................ Insurance, Indemnity Justice Court ......... ......... Juvenile Court ................ Mothers' Pensions ......... Printing ............................ Stock Indemnity Truant Officer ............... Delinquent Taxes 1923 Indigent Soldiers 1,833.33 3,200.00 330.40 1,500.00 7,590.20 20,201.74 2,100.00 3,484.30 101.46 2,920.38 834.41 1,114.64 737.01 141.35 753.54 1,599.34 784.05 33.70 112.05 262.81 I suppose you have heard of the Web­ 2,757.50 2,722.50 *1 3,762.50 312.60 foot State, 689.02 445.04 3,001.77 1,102.58 coast. 1,453.96 . And of the rock bound __________ 70.43 75.63 87.40 + I W here the old Pacific rolls and sways, And of its beauty boast. [To urge the improvement + |a port for Tillamook City. ♦ Here’s where the sawmill’s buzzing, And the woodsmen’s axes ring, To insist on an American ♦ down the canyons far below, edard of labor. ♦ While rr _ i_ _ ’ • • courage to start on such an enter­ Take back the sound they bring. To be politically indepen- ♦ prise, for we had no material in sight it, but to support the can­ + dles for public office who * I suppose you have heard of the Web­ for the purpose excepting standing foot state, trees for lumber and no saw mills ring the most good tc ♦ Wher the old Columbia roams, to turn our timber into boards, plank­ people of Tillamook <• 1 Long beside it Pendleton, ing, etc., nor any store nearer than Astoria to obtain any material indis­ Where the round up is at home. Then farther down is Fairy Land, pensable in the construction of a ves­ sel, and worse than all, very little + And there there are nb snows. money amongst our company’s men The city of a Million Lights, DAY. DECEMBER 5, 1924 wherewith to purchase any. It was Wherein the roses grow. ---------- *---------- getting near fall and the weather PAY THE TIDDLER EARLY SETTLEMENT OF TILLA­ would be against us in the way of out door work, so that it looked very dis­ MOOK COUNTY time ago the main topic of couraging to start such an enterprise, ration was the county court but we knew it was our only chance (Continued from page 2) how much money they were in the year 1854. The first name of of obtaining the means whereby we tag for roads. Words flew each family is the head, and a legal | could bring in provisions for Sam and fast; charges and counter- voter, next comes wife, then children. Howard had been running the McCuin i were made. The county was Want of space compels us to omit around about Astoria and was coming ig too much money for roads— ages. down to Tillamook with a few pro­ Census Roll for 1854, Territory of visions for us, when off Clatsop Spit the wind failed him and the little the court has published a Oregon, for Tillamook County. craft drifted onto the spit and be­ budget in which nothing has Nathan, . Lydia Howard ano and me the two - , M. „ E., ' „ M. _ L. and came a wreck. witvR. nuwaru i allowed for new road construc- _ . Levi Dougherty; J. S., E., J. C., M. S., I Indians came ashore all right, but all only maintenance being allowed »•-.<4 t1 ik T__ __ _ nr_ _ j I and F. M. Lyman; Wm. and Anna I else was a total loss. This was of Apparently that is what the Pervine; John Tripp; Henry Haynes; 'course a loss, but not so great had lyers have been demanding for George Scott; E. Thomas; A. W. he had a full cargo, still it was ist few months. White; James, Anna, E., R., W., T., enough, for we were nearly out of »re they satisfied, now that M., and A. L. Quick; Joseph Cham­ flour, etc. This unfortunate mishap ■re getting what they asked pion; Elbridge, Hanna, Rosalthe, Har­ nerved all hands to greater exertions. They don’t seem to be, for riett, M., S., B., E., and G. E. Trask; All the materials excepting the keel, ■ome quarters now comes the W. N. Vaughn; O. S. Thomas; S. stem and stern posts, and transom it some new roads are needed Howard; T. Cochran; Peter Morgan; beam had to be obtained somewhere, t The whole thing seems to be [Chas. Hendricks; J. Saunders; Chas. by some means. We at once set to »me sections of the county want West; John Moyer; W. J. Whitley; work and built a blacksmith shop, as for themselves, but none for , T., N., and S. Harris; J., and G. Mur­ we must have iron bolts for bolting parts. Ingrown selfishness is ry; S., R. J„ J. W„ W. F. and C. D. our timbers and frames together. We lit for quite a few of the Rayburn; J., M., J. J., N. J., and S. had the shop erected in one day, then i which have been made M. Higginbotham; T. J., A. J., and L. l while the three mechanics, Hendrick­ it the county court in the past. Keaton; S., E., B., and S. Clarke; Hi­ son, Morgan and Thomas were lay­ ram, M., M. E., J. C., J., P. H., and ing the keel and putting up the stem RECALL CAMOUFLAGE C. M. Smith; Isaac, M., and M. A. and stern posts, and the transom I all the recall talk going on Aiderman; S. P. Whiley and J. J. beam, three others were hunting up the county very little is men- Woolesy. Number of legal voters, 33; 'crooks of various descriptions and of the expenses and doubtful Females 18 years and over, 11; Fe­ getting them on the ground ready for > which could be derived from males under 18 years, 21; Total num­ the builders.. At that time we could ber of inhabitants, 80. find plenty of crooks such as we re­ • movement. The commencement of building the quired, and in three days we had, ile there is little doubt that a would succeed right now if schooner was hailed with great de­ quite a number ready to commence it noise is made about it, peo- light by all the settlers as the dawn­ work on the frame. The length of «ust face the effects and after ing of a new era in the county, and the keel was 37 1-2 feet, beam 17 1-2 * caused no little excitement, but it re­ feet, hold 6 1-2 feet, register 31 1-4 h of a recall with alert minds, (Continued on page 7) fv must not let themselves be quired a considerable amount of ri by the recall smoke so much they will be unable to see just' may come out of it. »dvise anyone who intends to a recall petition to first inquire s petition circulator who is go- •c. : ■ ¿i ■ '.7 -i t > be put on the ballot to replace a ~ officers in case they are recalled, is a much more important ques­ than the recalling itself. 7 »r ¡ils. •LUTION FROM ORETOWN • .» p“' I GRANGE NO. 354 jag the most good to the st people To encourage industries establish in Tillamook Lty. FEATURES mwuuuiuuiuumiiuiuiitiiimtiiiiniumHMntiwiii»,„,.l,M«»..M...... ttiPintWM«.................. .... THE WEBFOOT STATE ♦ 1924 1st 6 Mo. * 10.80 1,300.00 2,985.40 13.55 1,872.53 600.00 3,308.92 15,391.54 1,050.00 1,755.10 48.10 1.588.72 2,550.00 340.69 374.25 139.60 168.50 236.34 43.00 1,577.50 683.80 179.00 56.50 1925 1924 46.800.00 18,900.00 75.00 1,009.00 600.00 2,600.00 1925 46.81X1.00 18,900.00 100.00 325.00 550.00 106.00 6,006.00 1,200.00 250.00 1,500.00 8,000.00 30,000.00 2,100.00 3,600.00 102.50 3,000.00 2,550.00 1,000.00 750.00 150.00 525.00 350.00 4,000.00 800.00 2,000.00 100.00 2,700.00 729.00 550.00 50.00 5,000.00 2,475.00 250.00 1,500.00 7,500.00 30,000.00 2,100.00 3,600.00 102.50 r 1 .r J ! Total Gpnpml Fund Expenses 2,550.00 750.00 250.00 386.40 1,411.30 525.00 100.00 3,500.00 800.00 500.00 100.00 5,000.00 200.00 189,917.20 General Fund Expenses - ■ >f Warrants Retirement Retirement of Lieu Warrants Interest on Warrants State Tax Retirement of Road ____ ______ Bonds Interest on Road Bonds Market Roads Division No. 1 Road Districts 1-4-5-10-11-12-20 Bridge Maintenance 4,500.00 Road Maintenance 12,500.00 Wheeler Fill (Obligated) 3,000.00 Jetty-Brighton Project (Obligated) 15,000.00 189,917.20 95,000.00 5,000.00 14,900.00 153,970.46 26,000.00 21.197.00 30,000.00 35,000.00 Division No. 2 Road Districts 2-6-7-8-9-13-1-1-15 Bridge Maintenance 10,000.00 Road Maintenance 23.000.00 Bay City Cut Off 2,000.00 35,000.00 Division No. 3 Road Districts 3-16-17-18 Road Maintenance Cloverdale-Woods Road 6,000.00 Woods Ferry 1,000.00 15,000.00 Estimated Miscellaneous Receipts « < 8,000.00 7,000.00 620,984.66 22,900.00 i 598.084.66 County Fair Building 1 Mill Voted by the People 30,714.26 .Notice is hereby given that the foregoing Estimates will come ror come on on for hearing at a session of the County Court to be held in the County Court room in Tillamook, Tillamook County, Oregon on Friday the 19th day of December, 1924, at 10 o’clock A. M. at which time and place any taxpayer, subject to the above tax levy, when made, may be heard in favor of or against any such purported tax levy. By Order of the Budget Committee. Dated this 26th day of November, 1924. H. V. ALLEY’ Secretary of Budget Committee. Winter and Holiday Suggestions from our Electric Store Christmas Tree Light Sets ? 95 and $2. $ Sets Repaired $ Electric Cleaners a $ ? » Electric Washers 5 The wonder of the age RADIOLAS $35 to $425 $ The new Easy is a mechanical masterpiece, has a beautiful> copper tub. You will like the^ Easy ? ? 5 $ YOUR MOTOR 'will run better on the new / winter Fixtures ’improve the appearance of your home. We stock Riddle Fittments. Free attachments with Check Seal for $4.50 to $30.00 $45.00 $ lurg—Glove factory opens for •****. specializing on wild animal 1 Products. $ $65.00 I The old standby $4.00 to $8.95 ? $ $ Table Stoves Í. $2.50 to $ 13.50 $ Curling Irons Don’t heat up the big stove for 9 that light lunch. Use a table stove. Ureas: Prior to the last Election Editors of the County Papers fd with the Tillamook County Testing association, not to pub­ advertisements for Oleomarg- ’ • before: We the members of the *n Grange No. 354 take this >d of protesting the publication Oleomargarine advertisements in Tillamook County papers, as be- detrimental to the best interest dairymen of Tillamook county ted by the Oretown Grange this day of November 1924. ®>mittee: I OLE B. REDBERG FRED SCHERZINGER Sr. LILLIE G. REDBERQ ♦----------- ”d River—Fruit growers start Paign to use only Oregon labor trit harvest. '1 ’hawings are reported 20 miles 1 of Klamath Falls, at 150 feet ? Make your wife happy with a good cleaner. Our Premier Duplex has ball bearings and will last forever. Toasters For every woman. Flappers for 76c> They make that delicious brown toast ? ♦ Air Heaters For that chilly corner. $3.95 to $15.00 Perculators Make the best coffee Transform the appear­ ance of your buffet. $6 50 to $67.50 They make those delicious waffles, better than mother used to make. $12.00 to $18.00 Electric Ranges? An Electric Range is the pride of a good, > cook’s kitchen. Not’ expensive to operate. $67.50to$300.00 Coast Power Company < ? Power $