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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1893)
I * iillamoolt fjiTiblipltt. Hubliahed every Thursday evening. F oitos and P bobkietor . D k .T. h . M esemole , A ssociate E ditor . W. F, D. J ones THE CREAMERY • . VS DAIRY THE PRIVATE business will pay a road will be built. This is al) capitalists are waiting for, and it may be only a year or two until the business of this county will be an inducement. In the meantime it will be well for the people here to increase their productions, improve their lands, make better wagon roads and get more settlers to locate here. This is the surest way to secure a rail road as well as other mode.n com forts and conveniences. There is talk of a motor road from Forest drove to Portland. In this case we are told by competent engineers, it would be easy and not exceedingly expensive to cont nue the road, via Wilson river, to this place. The rolling stock would be light anil would not cost much, and the grades could be greater than on the regulation railroads. This end of the road could be used for logging, and in time some of the line timber on the Wilson river might be sawed in Portland. Somehow there has crept into the heads of a few people an idea that there is an irrepressible con flict going on between the cream eries and the private dairy. Why such a notion exists is hard to state, for certainly there is no such thing. What is a creamery? It is an association of dairy farmers, who usually are as private as they possibly can be. Sometimes these mi n pay a man for furnishing the building, machinery, and the work of manufacturing and marketing, at a given rate per pound. Some times they assume all the expense themselves and divide what is left What iff « private dairyman? lie is a itriner who pursues the same course the creamery patron does in the production of the milk. Ei her Plans and specifications are made one have the same interest at stake ami the contract let for remodel viz: the production of rich milk ing the Elmore. After this there cheaply, and if they do the best will be excellent accommodations they can for themselves they must each use just as good sense as the for passengers and much more freight-room. The new fittings, other. No difference so far. according to the specifications, Where is the difference? Well, the ereamcry patron believes that will be of the latest improvements, am) elegant in design, and every there is economy for him in tin* associated effort. He is responsible comfort that can be had on the only for the production of good ocean liners will be found on the milk. Of course lie must have Elmore. There will be room for the passengers to promenade, and skill and knowledge to do this well, j No must the other man. But he a trip from Astoria to this place believes that he is safer to hire the by this steamer will be fraught with As the butter making skill and the mar pleasure and comfort. freight room will lie increased so ketingskill, than to attempt it him self. The private dairyman does much, the Elmore will be able to not look at it in the same light. better supply the want# of the He thinks lie can do all this work merchants of this place, and give of making and marketing, turn out us what we have always needed, just as uniform an article every day quick transportation for passengers in the year and get just as much and freight. The Elmore made lor it us the other does. Well, if trips to this bay all last summer, he is intelligent enough all round without much inducements outside of the business of Elmore, Sanborn the circle, he usually can. Tint where is the conflict? The & Co., and made those trips regul same cows would give the same arly and quickly, showing that they milk under oiii * system as the other. mean business. She has been run The simple lin t of dividing their ning h re under rather discourag milk, making and marketing one ing circumstances, without much portion of it one way and the other freight, but has kept on the route some other way, constitutes no nevertheless, and has made quicker ground for conflict. The private trips than any boat has done here She has tirade shipping dairyman living in the midst of tofore. facilities here better than ever be creamery patrons is not interfered w ith. He tines as In* is a mind to fore, and deserves some credit for with his product, and they with it. If she receives enough patron theirs, just as t .ey always will. age to keep her on this route, it W hen the butter goes to market will be the best thing that has there is no conflict, Eine butter happened Tillamook yet. This is brings its own price no matter not a matter of sentiment or politics when* it is made. It in true that but it is a matter of business. We if a purchaser wants a hundred are not particular who does the tabs of pri..... butter lie will pay a business suit is done well. Suppose few cents a pound more for it in the Elmore should drive other one lot and thus be sav d the boats ofl'tlie route, as some predict, trouble of hunting around among and establishes a monopoly herself! several hundred private butter All we have to do is to make a kick, makers to get what lie wants. But and opposition will come again. that is a commercial question only. I'illamook is getting big enough to Where then is the conflict? We demand and obtain w hat is needed in such eases. There is recourse to give it up. Hoard's Dairyman. several methods that will bring the RAILROAD NEWS desired results. Elmore Co. have sent out printed rate cards so that "Is there any railroad news?" Thia ih the question that is asked there may be no misunderstanding us from all sides. Our correspon- and they are going to work hard to dents ask it when tliev write, and get the business here. If the people our friends from the country ask it here give the Elmore no encourage w hen thev come to tow n. The people ment. of course she can't run. and have been anxiously awaiting such the business men can fall back into news for a long time, yet then“ is the tender mercies of the Augusta. nothing encouraging. W e scan our We can stand it if the people can. exchanges every week.always hop d COMPLAINT ing to see some favorable rumor, but we don', find it. There is a W hen pimple buy magazines the iunior now. however, that there is complaint is frequent y heard that to lie a road, sure, from Salem to there are too many advertisements Astoria by an entirely new route, in them. The same fault is often which, perhaps, implies that it will found with newspapers. < If course, not go through lillniiHMik county the advertisements may be an "eve- if it is ever built. W ork on the sore' to th<“ reader occasional!v, road troni \storia to Portland has but it must be remembered that Leon suspended for some t me. with the papers containing tl.e most little probaltilitv of it.*, living tin- advertiseinents art* the best papers. i»lied on tin* present route, via It is t he advert isements that enable Saddle Mountain. istoria will the publisher to make a good paper. probably be e >ni»*eted bv rail with I hey may make a paper cumlier- Portland al first by a road living some or inconvenient, but they are built along the C olumbia river. necessary to secure good talent to There is nothing new regarding edit the paper and to pay the the \ll>auy \ t -;i.i proposal printers, \<> oilier feature of the road, ami nothing to show that its papers or magazines pays so well, promoters mean busiiK ss. It is lake aw.iv the "ads" andyoii leave doulitflil if Hin traiis,>ontinental •d'-olutelv qukhutg Excuse the line will sok ail ouliel to \s|oria advei tise- wnta, by all means, and through this county for some timi ever pray that your editor will get to is’iiiv. but ils stain ns the bs al more of tl em. SAY! a are alive to your own interest, yon will call at KING’S ami make cash purchases, Special inducements are offered, Everything is marked down for your special benefit, (’ome and see how moiiev talks. All those who are in debt to me are ex- peeted to settle by the first of the year, and to those settling with cash I will make a valuable present. Yours respectfully, W. C. K ing . COHN & CO. a a ■ Every Steamer that arrives brings a large lot of new goods for Cohn Ä Co. a a a A LARGE SUPPLY OF a a a - ■ Flour, mill feed, grass seeds, groceries, and general provisions. a a a a a a a W e have a complete assortment of A lfred W illiams , □RUG STORE! Hutchins < 'orner. Tillamook, Foot-wear. » ('Ollieand look over our new stock of boots and shoes. Oregon. « ■ a a a An entire and complete line of' LI1TE OF DRUGS & PATENT MEDICINES. Prescriptions Compounded all sizes and style, just received. Now is the time to buy a new suit of clothes. At all hours. Is tile pince it Lum tn Lartrnins in I« t<> find bargains All our goods are fresh and new; nothing shelf- worn, as we receive new goods by every steamer. We pay 30 cents for eggs, and also wish to buy butter, hides, furs etc. KJ* DRY « GOODS. Clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, notions, Gents’ furnishings, Groceries and Gen eral merchandise. At the old stand, III III a YOUR FAVORITE HOME NEWSPAPER --------o AND o-------- The Leading Republican Family paper of the United ^tate? One Year for only $1.50. THE 0- TILLAMOOK, 0R EGON. TILLAMOOK pAKERY • and C"XI |:,II"X!RV" ». NOW OPEN. Fresh bread, pies, cakes etc. always on hand. Home- made and French candies, oranges, nuts and lemons. 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