TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 23, 1904.
T
RATES OF
SUBSCRIPTION.
Victory for Dairy Interests.
Short Stories of Real Life.
(STRICTLY IX ADVANCE.)
What They Think of Tillamook
on the '* Outside.”
The decision rendered a few davs ago j 1 There are 190,227 professional beggars
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76 by the supreme court of the United States, ] in Spain. In some of the cities beggars TO THE EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
50 upholding the constitutionality of the are licensed to carry on their trade.
D ear S ir ,—Your last paper at hand
oleomargarine law, was a victory for the I I Seeking alms is recognized as legitimate and election results note»I. 1 beg to say
dairy interests of the country which it j business and the municipality demands a that they came as a surprise to me and
will duly appreciate. A dealer in oleo­ percentage upan the collections. Seville all lo«al Tillamookers herein Ashland.
sp
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margarine brought suit to recover $50 is the only city in the kingdom which We believe that you people are getting
Fred V. Baker. Publlalier.
paid by him as a penalty for the sale of forbids begging in the streets.
so old and far behind the times that the
a fiftv-pound package ot colored oleo
There is
Prof. Drum ot Bucknell university, moss is growing splendidly.
Treatment of Milk Fever.
containing a stamp tax of% of a cent Lewisburg, Pa., went on a fishing ex­ no honor for Wm. Galloway »n carrying
a pound instead of 10 cents a pound. cursion Decoration day.
While on his Tillamook, no honor for those who de­
The United States Department of Agri­ The plaintiff’s counsel argued that al-
way home he fell in with an affable feated Stanley. Do you suppose for one
culture has resentlv issued circular No. though the oleo was colored to look like
stranger,who, seeing the professor’s fish­ moment that the people ot this place
45, of the bureau of animal industry, en­ butter, the color was obtained bv the
ing tackle, asked him : “What luck?” ever heard of Maxwell, Hadley or
titled ’’Milk Fever, Its Simple and use ot butter, which was itself artificallv
file doctor showed his catch, whereupon Thayer ? No, but mention Eddy and
Successful Treatment” It gives a com­ colored, but the use of which as an in­
the stranger remarked : “Mphm. I’m they’ll tell who he is. You people of
plete description of the astonishingly gredient in the manufacture of oleo was
I Fish Warden Burkely. You’ve been fish­ Tillamook don't know your man, but
successful results obtained in the treat­ authorized by law. It was also argued,
ing out of season,” and the day’s outing ouside of vour treacherous, ungrateful
ment of this heretofore extremely fatal that the tax of 10 cents a pound was
cost the professor something close to county, he is known as one of the
malady by the injection of filtered at. prohibitive and confiscatory and an at­
brightest men ever sent to the Oregon
$50.
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mospheric air into the udder. Milk fever tempted federal usurpation of the police
legislature. We arc til! glad and happy
Among
several
orders
posted
at
the
affects well nourished, heavy.milking power? of the states.
! St. Louis World's fair camp ot the to say that we left vour county, the
cows in all the large dairy districts of
The court held that the tax contem-
county that went back on its own can-
this country, and is characterized by the plated the finished product and not the West Point cadets is this one : “Cadets,
didate. The leading democrats, as well
dancing
with
ladies,
must
dance
with
complete paralysis of the animal soon details of manufacture If the oleo was
as the smallest, should have supported
after calving. As it attacks the best colored it should pay the higher tax and their left arrn extended and under no
Eddy, to uphold the honor of vour
milking cows in the herd and at a time if uncolored the lower tax, regardless of circumstances will they be allowed to
county as well as to prove your grati­
when the milk How is the heaviest, the how obtained. As to the amount of the bend the right elbow so as to draw their
tude for his work done in the past years.
disease is one which has caused very tax fixed by congress this being a purely partners close co them.” The dancing
But, no, you knife him and like Brutus
severe losses in our dairy industry. It is, political function. Now that the valdity instructions are the subject of much dis
of ancient Rome, stab the man who has
therefore, of the greatest importance of the oleomargarine law has been af­ cussion in and around the camp. The
given his work and energy for the better'
that every milk producer acquaint him­ firmed bv the highest tribunal) and it is cadets think as they ate away from
rnent of his fellow citizens. This, Mr.
self with the present extremely successful decided that the colored article must pay school and on a semi-vacation trip they
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
Editor, are not only the sentiments of
treatment and should provide himself 10 cents a pound, the probability is that should be allowed more liberty, even to
myself,but of all Tillamookers at pre-
with a suitable apparatus for injecting there will be less colored oleo placed on the extent of drawing their partners at
sent in Ashland, and there aie quite a
sterile air through each teat until the the market. At any rate the decision is the dance a little closer, if she has no
few of us here. Every one is asking
objection,
and
bending
up
the
arm
to
the
udder is well distended.
manifestly of very considerably impor­
what about Tillamook going back on
This air treatment is by far the most tance to the country's dairy interest, shoulder, as in vogue generally.
Eddy ? A nice question to answer. But
simple and practicable as well as the which may he expected to make a vigor­
Peter Sater of Sioux Falls is the name I agree with you, Mr. Editor, that it.
most efficacious and harmless one ever ous effect for the retention of the law. of a strong man who is surprising all by
will be impossible to keep our man
used, and lias reduced the mortality
his marvelous feats. He is a Norwegian, down, for he is too well known. We
from the disease to almost nothing. It
about 24. Sater is a section hand on will see the day that Tillamook will wake
Country Home Environments.
is easy of manipulation, requires but
the Great Northern between Sioux Falls up and repudiate the slanders and give
Remarks a correspondent, writing on
little time and is readily accomplished
andGaretson.On one occasion he fastened loyal and active support to our man,
by means of the apparatus suggested by this subject ;
a strap around an anvil in a blacksmith and I’ve no doubt one of Oregon’s
J. P. ALtLiEN, Proprietor
In every home, whether in the city or
the bureau. Up to within recent times
shop, placed the end of the strap between Senators. As behoyes mvself, Mr. Editor,
country,
three
things
are
absolutely
es
­
most stringent measures were resorted
Ins teeth and walked awav with the an- my folks and mvself are all o.k. The
to bv very careful driaymen to prevent sential to health; viz: pure air, pure vil. At another time by means of a rope
country suits me, and not as much dirty
water and pure food. Let us consider
the disease in their herd.
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
and his teets he lifted a 300-pound granit work done here as in Tillamook. So,
some
of
thecauses
that
are
at
work,
at
However, since the air treatment has
hitching block clear ot the ground. An. hence the reason why I’ll stay.
A
First
Class
Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
so greatly reduced, and even in some I i least in country homes, to create local other feat is to take three sacks of sugar,
Hoping to hear from you again, and
cases obliterated, the mortality, pre­ miasms and beget disease. For example, weighing 100 pounds each, grasp them
i
thanking you for past favors, I beg to
vention is no longer such an important the farmer who is about to build a with Ins teeth by the corners .and lift
remain.
problem,
and
therefore
preveutive house, may decide to locate it near a
them clear ot the ground.
Y’ours very trulv,
measures, such as starving, blood stream of water ; though this may be
F rank A. K erreman .
A landed proprietor of the government
letting, etc., which have a severe and stagnant a good part of the year, with
Ashland, Or., June 15, 1904.
ot
Ufa,
Russia,
writes
to
a
local
paper:
green
scum
floating
on
it
surface.
lasting effect upon the animals, should be
“A typical German trickster arrived at
In a large per cent of all our states the
abandoned. The most recent preventive
Rough spruce lumber sawed
treatment suggested is in line with the wind blows from the south or southwest | our village of Anastasevka on April 12
STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON.
to
order, for $7.00 a thou­
and
announced
that
the
first
Japanese
during
most
of
the
summer
months,
and
j
favorable results obtained by the in-
lection of air into the udder. It consists sometimes in the winter; so that if the I i prisoner was coming along in ail iron sand, at the Tillamook lum- ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
jn allowing the susceptible cow to retain farmer builds his home on the nortfi or j ; box, and that if the Mir (Communal bernig Co.
BAY CITY, HOBSONVILLE.
in the udder for twenty.four hours fol­ east side of a sluggish stream, the i Council) voted a sum of 2 roubles the
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. foi San Francisco, Portland
lowing calving all the milk except the breezes will blow over the stagnant peasants would be allowed to hear Inin
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
small quantity required by the calf. The water and carry the germs of malaria squeal tor mercy and afterward sing Ins
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR
distention of the udder naturally follows directly into the house and yard. It1 i national war song. The Mir apparently
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
as in the air treatment and acts as a would be better, therefore, to put the voted the money, tor the performance
Airents 1° R & N- R R' C° • Portland-
A good looking
residence on another side of the stream, was in full progress outside the state
Agents
& c R R Co porl|and
preventive against milk fever.
horso and poor look­
ing liurnesH is the
and if possible a little distance a wav public house when 1 arrived. Chi a table
worst kind cf a com­
Sue
H.
Elmore
carries
Wells
Fargo Co.’s Express
from it. Or, if there is a stagnant pond in the roadway was a small box, from
bination.
The Demand for Baby Beef.
nearby, would it not be well to avoid a trumpet affixed to which issued in good
There is no mistaken the fact that the any contagion that might be generated but squeaky English the famous “Ta-ra-
average age of the cattle being marketed in it ? The location of a barn or stable ra-Boom-de-ay.’ ”
not only makeMho harness and the I
at the present tiineis considerably young­ is also an important matter in a country
Even though his right hand is crippled,
horse Zo< 4* better, but mukes the •
leather soft and pliable, puts It In con-
er than was tile case a tew years ago. home ; for unless it is kept exceedingly George Sherry of South Bethlehem, Pa.,
, ditlon to last—twice as long
In other words, there is a growing ten­ clean, the exhalations given off from the still in Ins teens, who is in great demand
r.s it ordinarily would.
PROPRIETOR
stable
and
elsewhere
may
be
blown
right
dency to make baby beef owing partly
as a piano player at dances and parties,
STANDARD •
to the increasing demand for that class into the house.
is the champion endurance piano player
Then there are pig pens, cow lots and
of meat and partly to the greater profits.
of America, winning the distinction
It is much the same way with hogs. poultry yards to be located. There is a when he lapped Champion Waterbury’s
best
place
for
these,
and
to
insure
the
Every effort is put forth bv ex|>erienced
record of twenty-six hours by thirty-five
feeders to get their hogs into marketable health and comfort of the family it should minutes. Sherry started in playing at
conditional as early ail age as possible, be found Most important of all, however, 8 o’clock p.m , and at 10:35 the follow,
Boiler Work, Logger's Work and Heavy Forging
thereby shortening the feeding period. is the source of the water supply If a ing night he was forced to quit by Dr.
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
Not long ago a full load of baby beef or well is to be dug, and the water used for
Evrand, who had been constantly at his
a prime fat load of young hogs was a drinking and cooking purposes,the farmer
side, giving him nourishment, shafing
rarity and attracted much attention should try to locate it in such a wav that his swollen wrists and arms and refresh­
impurities
from
Darnvards,stables,
vaults
at any market point, but now that class
ing him with applications of cold lotions.
is so common that no special notice is or privies (not to mention cow lots, pig 1
Sherry played 1,102 piccesof music with­
pens and the like), cannot find access to
made of it.
out cessation in his world's record per-
it.
1
have
seen
more
than
one
case
of
But whatever may l»c the profit of
forma lice. His right hand was crippled
marketing young stock, there is another typhoid fever in farm places and in I
DOES ALL KINDS OF
I at the steel works two years ago by a
economic feature that has been given towns and villages where the well stood
heavy hammer that crushed it. The
considerable attention.
Reference is very near the privy «nd also to the barn-
I , fingers are almost useless, and he strikes
made to the reduction by such methods yard.
PROPRIETOR OF
the right hand kevs mostly with the sec­
Even in our cities, especially in the
in the total production ol fieri or pork.
ond joint ot the thumb.
If steers are sold at an average weight wild and woolly west, the most obvious
of 900 to 1,200 pounds, and some even rules of health and sanitation are apt to
less, instead of from 1200 to 1500 pounds be disregarded. I have known families
it means an enormous reduction in the who made considerable pretense, in their
DEALER IN
Lots 1 and 2, block 11, Miller’s
pounds of beef produced from the same persons at least, to neatness and style,
Engraving a Specialty,
addition.
number of cattle. To make up this who not only kept chickens in their
Lots 15, 16, 17 and 18, block 11. Mil­
shortage there must be an increase in the buck and front yards (with every spear
of grass eaten off), but in winter these] ler's addition.
number of cattle raised.
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook
Lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, block 12. Mil­
From the west came reports of the fowls were housed in the cellar. When
ler's
addition.
overstocked condition of the range so we consider that the atmosphere in j
Lots 5, 6 and 7, block 28, Thayer’s
that without extensive irrigation there basement apartmentfl can easily be
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
can be no increase in the production of carried all through the house, this of addition.
AND DRAYMEN.
Lot
4.
block
20,
and
house
near
Tohl
’
s
cattle on the range. It there is to be any itself ought to lie an objection to keep- !
store, Nehalem.
increase it must neccssarlv come from ing poultry in them.
Heavy Teaming a Specialty with us
West half of lot upon which our resi­
1 once lived next door to a lady (worth
the farmers in the corn belt who can, if
Our Delivery wagon deliver» to conntrv
they find it piufitahle, turn their atten­ a good many thousand dollars), who dence stood, opposite the Court House, or citv
tion partly to breeding instead of con­ had a compost heap not merely m her : in Tillamook City.
Make vour offers to any Tillamook
fining it almost entirely to feeding ns back vnrd. but at the kitchen door;
SEE THE
they have done in the past. The more chickens' heads and feet, and other things Real Estate Agent ; or to the owner,
Tillamook Lumber Company
it costs the western ranchmen to pro. still more objectionable, went into the W. A. Wise. The Failing Building, cor.
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
duce a steer the greater the opportunity pile. In the large front window facing 3rd and Washington sts., Portland, Ore
W ines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
FOR
tor the breeder in the corn licit. At the the street there wete pies, cakes and can­
this City.
Startling Evidence.
present tune there is probably small in. dies, with other tempting confections,
duccment lor the farmer to raise com­ which she sold to the best class of people.
Fresh testimony in great quantity is
mon cattle, but there is plenty of oppor* These individuals could not of course constantly coming in. declaring Dr.
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t unity for him .to raise pure bred cattle look over a high fence into the back yard. King’s New Discovery for Consumption i
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Not every dweller in cities, nor even in Coughs and Colds to be unequaled
tor licet purposes.—Ex.
tevent expression
from
f.
J.
McFarli
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J. McFarland, i
country places, observes the same neat­
Bentorville. Va . serves as example. He j
It takr. live generations to breed out ness and order in the back yard that is writes: " I had Bronchitis tor three'
the blood ol a grade ¡mid a lifetime to generally displayed at the front. And years and doctored all the time with-
Don t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can
Then I began
eradicate that of a scrub. If a grade yet. I know people who think more of out being benefited.
buy
it
pure and unadulterated from me.
taking
Dr.
King's
New
Discovery,
and
1
cow is half lersey or ol anv other breed, their back yards and take better care of
(INCORPORATED).
.
n few bottles wholly cured me. Eqqallv
it bred to a pure blooded bull her call them than they do of the little patch at effective in curing all Lung and Throat
TILLAMOOK CITY. ORE.
w II tie three quarters of that breed and the front door, l*causc they go into them troubles. Consumption Pheumonia and
Grip.
Cr
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—
Guaranteed
by
Chas
I.
Clough.
oft
tier
to
get
the
fresh
air
and
sunshine.
its call, it bred in the same line, will tie
PAID VP CAPITAL, »10,000.
I Druggist.
Trial bottles free, regular
fifteen sixteenths of that breed and the
i si.es. 50c. and *1.00.
A GENERAL BANKING
last ones cult thirty.one-tbirtvawonds
Wood Wanted
Centrally Lioeated
Rates, $1 Per Day
and ao on to the tilth generation—sixty,
BUSINESS.
Sealed bids will tie received at the
Bids Wanted
three sixty fourths—when )the cow is County Clerk's office on or bettire
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the
Sealed bids will lie received at the
considered a full blood. It was noticed first Monday in July. 1904, for 20 cords 1 County Clerk's office'on or’ NNore the DirectorsMe W. H ankison , W. W
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C tntiss , B. L. E ddt .
that one sixtydonrth of the tainted blood of 16 inch Spruce limb., vine maple or 1st Monday in Inly, 1904. for the board
M. H. LtARSEN, Proprietor.
•till remains in her veins, but that does crab
Cashier — M. W. H abrbom .
crah apple
nnnU wood.
wnnt*
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and care ol George Myers,
‘«’»1», a county
vviinty i
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
ot figure much in the pail.
1 i
Liberal Prices Paid for gilt edge securi­
H omer M aron , Clerk. J charge.
V
H omer M ason , Clerk. |
ties of all kinds.
< >ne year.........
Six months ....
T.ircc months
Çbe d-ilhiHOob
Ijcubliglit
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COÎDPÆNY.
The Best Hotel
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Pacific N avigation Co
Eureka
Harness
Give
Your
Horse a
Chance !
Tillamook Iron Woks
General Machinists & Blacksmiths
TILLAMOOK.
OREGON
G. F. Franklin
Property for Sale,
WATCH, CLOCK
AND JEWELRÌ
REPAIRING
In first class style.
F. LEACH,
Tillamook Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc.
Quick Brothers,
J
S. LAMAR.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
SHINGLES änd BOXES.
Shingles $2.25 1000.
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY BANK.
? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal
i Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. K
as
LARSEN HOUSE,
The Beat Hotel in the city.
No Chinese Employed.