TTT.T.AMQOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 6, 1908.
1
ANNUAL REPORTS OF
CHEESE FACTORIES.
Advertising Ratea.
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-............
1,1
■'
—
Young Americans, but mostly twins.
While the average price of cheese would
have been higher had only triplets been
made, patrons probably received as
much or more in making twins, as
shrinkage is less. However, we should
pay more attention in this county to
what the trade demands, and give them
what kind of cheese they want.
Amount paid patrons, estimating
November and Deccm lie r, $19,515.00.
Average price paid farmers per 100
lbs of milk. $1.38.
Patrons were paid for butter fat as
follows : Feb., 37c. ; March, 35.2c. ;
April, 35.3c ; May, 35Y«c. ; June. 3 k. ;
July, 34 5c ; August, 36 2c. ; September,
36.2c. ; Oct., 35c. ; estimate lor Nov .
32c.; estimate for Dec., 33c.
Average price paid farmers, estimat
ing for Nov. and Dec., a little over 35c.
per pound for butter fat.
Amount received by factory for mak
ing cheese. $2765.98. being 1% cents per
lb. charged for making.
Expenses for the factory were $2470.-
10.
Liabilities of the company, including
notes, capital stock, etc $2002.89.
Resources, including factory, due from
merchants for cheese, etc , $2940.58.
Resources exceed liabilities in the sum
of $937.69.
Dated at Tillamook, Ore. Jan. 31, 08.
Respectfully submitted.
T. BOTTS,
ttorn ey - at -L a »
H A
The Best Hotel.
•
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
I.»GAL ADVRETISMENTS :
Complete set of Abstract Bo«
10
First Insertion, per line............. $
Each autaequent insertion, line....
5
j. p. AULxEN, proprietor.
in office. Taxes paid for
Bugine«« and professional card»,
1 month .................................... i oo
Residents.
Homestead Nolic*?«........................ 6
Timber Claims............................... 10 041
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
Office opposite Post Office
Local«, per line each insertion . ..
5
Display advertisement, an inch.
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation.
Both phones.
1 month ......... . ........................
Ml
All Rwtoluliun« of Condolence and
To the Stockholders and Directors of
Lodge Notice«. 5c. per line.
the Maple Leaf Creamery Ass’n., Tilla
Card« of Thanks, 5c. per line.
H.
COOPER,
Notice«, Lobt, Strayed or stolen, etc., mook, Ore.
minimum rate, 25c. not exceed» g live
Gentlemen:—I herewith present my re
linee.
port as secretary of your association fur
proprietor
the year 1907.
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Milk received fit factory as follows :
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
T illamook ,
01
One year........................................... 1 1.50 Jan., 20,635 lbs. ; Feb., 31,886 lbs ;
75 March. >69,452 lbs.; April, 342,399 lbs.;
Six months.......................................
50 May, 524,037 lbs ; June, 549,836 lbs. ;
Three months...................................
July, 519,200 lbs. ; August, 432,351 lbs ;
Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and Heavy Forging.
f
arl haberlach
Sept , 343,704 lbs ; October, 305.313
((be filiamo oh
<)eabfigbt. lbs. ; November. 195.109 lbs.; December.
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
>
89,538 IQs., making a total of 3,523.363
Kreil C. Baker, Publisher.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
pounds.
This milk contained 137,697.16 lbs. ol
Çvutechcr
. uw W WW V
tP
w W v V w
Living Beyond Means.
butterfat, at an overage test of .0391
Office aero»» the »treet and north 6
Few indeed are the families keep per cent.
the Po»t Office.
Amount of cheese manufactured, esti
of
their
ex
ing svaiemalic aicunU
mating
36
boxes
December
make
on
peiiditures in good, bad or indifferent
times. Therefore the opponiti >n to hand, 379,585 lbs.
'JA H. GOYNE,
Amount sold for $53,188.76.
answering tlu» questions to he asked
A
verage
price
per
lb.
a
little
over
14
1
7
by the canvassers of the Sage founda
tion n ay not much affect the total cents per lb. cheese.
A ttorney - at -L aw .
Average yield 10.77 lbs. of cheese per
of exact information secured. Diving
C arl H aberlach .
from hand to mouth, or from hand to 100 lbs. of milk.
Secretary.
Paid farmers, estimating December,
Office : Opposite Court Hot-
back, in unfortunately the condition
$47,305
00.
of the great majority. They know
A Good Word for the Bova
Average price of butter fat 34.35 cents
T illamook , O regon .
how their money comes: not how it
per
pound.
[TO
EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT |
goes. This is true not only of what
Average price paid farmers for milk,
are called the working classes, but of
Dear Sir.—As I most surely have a
what is called the middle class. The estimating December $1.341/,a per 100 deep interest in the young men and
W. SEVERANCE,
recent stoppage of cash payments of lbs.
women, and as your paper today brought
Number
of
boxes
of
cheese
manufactur.
salaries and wages revealed a woeful
the news of quite a number of arrests of
condition of thrifllesauess in all of the ed 6114, being mostly twins.
young men and boys, I would like to
Amount received by factory for mak venture an opinion in regard to it. I de
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
great cities of the country. Families
thought to be, from their style of liv ing cheese $6383.76 being 1%, cents per plore lawlessness of all types, and I sure
ing. tn possession of means to tide lb, of cheese manufactured for the year, ly believe violators of law ought to be
T illamook
O k EGC!
them aafely over transient difficulties excepting during the months of March, made to feel the penalty. But in cases
of that kind, were found to have noth April and May, when IV2 cents was like this in Tillamook at this time, it
ing but heavily paneled storm doors charged for making.
some way seems sad to me to hear of
Expenses for the year were $5,035 58, these boys being caught and punished,
between them and the wolf on their
T. BOALS, M.D,
wide stone steps. Their pay checks after deducting supplies on hand amount wheu in truth they are not really guilty.
had to be cashed at their tradesmen's ing to $148.52.
You will find out when the truth is
PHYSICIAN & SURGE
Patrons were paid for butter fat as known that old tough scoundrels are at
stores tn exchange for necessaries, or
Opposite the Post Offiee
by landlords in payment of tents, the follows ; Jan.» 32 2 c ; Feb., 34 c. ; the bottom of it all. These bovs have
TILLAMOOK.
heads of such households being itn- March, 35%c. ; April. 34.6c. ; May. 35c. ; been duped by wrong advise, wrong
June,
33c.
;
July,
33^c
;
August,
35.3c.
;
Office:
Olson Building.
able to draw checks of their own
example, and while they suffer the cause
which would be honors.I in any bank. Sept., 36 2c.; October, 35c. ; estimate of their trouble, will be on the lookout
Residence: One block South of C m
Such a woeful pinch could be ex for November, 32c and December, 32c. for more unsuspecting boys. 45 years
Clturoh.
Cheese was shipped greener during
plained, in some cases, by the fact of
ago I was a boy and could truthfully
Re*-es,
$1
Per
day
Centrally
Ltoeated
unavoidable de|xMtta liearing interest, most ol the season of 1907 than during have been called a bad one, and I have
but in the great majority of esses it 1906. part of which accounts for the not forgotten to this day a large share
Could lie explained only as an evidence difference in yield during the two years. of my troubles in life have come through
While the factory received 222,000 lbs.
of living beyond means.
taking wrong advise, and choosing
M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor.
Among the wage earning clttssee, in more milk during 1906 than during wrong associates. Now while I think
PHYSICIAN & SURGE;
1907,
the
total
amount
of
cheese
was
cluding all of the skilled trades and
these boys should be punished sufficiently
affiliated lines now organized, it w-as but 7,592 lbs. more.
to vindicate the laws broken, and also
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed.
Amount due from merchants for cheese
found that, after a half dozen or more
bay CITY, OREGO!
sufficient to give them a lesson, I am
estimating
35
boxes
Dec.
on
hand,
of the fattest years ever enjoyed by
sure they should be dealt with mercifully
$3069.96.
labor, but little had been saved to buy
as well, for over punishment is worse
Amount due patrons for November
an umbrella for the rainy day. It is
than none with reference of reforming
-'■J'^HOMAS W. ROSS
now soiiiu time since skilled median- and D<ccml>er $4378 02.
the man. I would suggest to Tillamook
Ol
her
liabilities
and
resources
are
as
ica, through force of trade combina
to cull a n.eeting of the town board or
tions, began gelling more money in follows •
PHYSICIAN & SURGI
a mass meeting and pass an enactment
Resources ; Bills receivable $25 00,
wages than the sc .called middle class
to move pool rooms, gaming mid all
factory
plant,
valued
at
$2,500.00,
sup
has been getting in salaries. But they
sorts of evils out of your city.
Office : Opposite Post Offir
made uo Iwtter showing tn fore- plies on hand on Jan. 1, 1908, $148.52,
To open those dives to entice our
han.ledncaa when the trial came. Such cash in hands of treasurer. $3316.62, young men and girls into them and de
Residence : Allen House, Tillamoo
of tbeui as had funds tied up in sav other accounts, including 1908 expense bunch them is criminal. If you can run
ings banks were the exception and account $169.29, total resources $9,- the old soaks out of town who set a bad
not the rule, the ruts being the man 229.39.
R. BEALS,
example and who use such vile talk. Yes,
Liabilities, 58 shares of capital stock,
who found himself forced to take his
I say, run them, or pen them, or make
Next
Door
to
Tillamook
County
Bank.
wages split up into several small par value ol $25.00 a share, other ac
them lie decent and obey the law. Then
REAL ESTATE,
checks to facilitate their ready in counts $1,400.00, Total. $5.828.02.
you will have gone a long way on the
Resources exceed liabilities in the sum
dorsement, or to take John Smiths as
F inancial A ge
road to reform the boy«.
his portion. Ordinarily the working of $3.401.37.
We pay a terrible price to gratify these
The factory has a considerable surplus
man doesn't care who knows that he
Tillamook, Oregon.
old licentious sots when we sacrifice our
is hard up. He is guiltless of social fund 011 hand, and it seems that some of
boys and girls to their hellish greed, and
false pretense, and Ilves beyond Ins the stockholders desire to apportion a
I for one am ready todo all in my power
means only for the fuu lie gets out of considerable amount thereof to the
] JR P. J- SHARP,
to bring the real offenders to justice.
spending all he makes. This aincer several stockholders, or to buy up a
This is not w ritten with mallic to
However, the
lly saved him, during the pinch, from number of the shares.
any 1 trust, but is really my opinion in
RESIDENT DE^TE
the bitterness of Ins salaried brother, factory has been enabled to do business
behind a false frout, who found him in a much more satisfactory way by the matter. Remove all things that
Office across the street fi«
make it easy to do wrong Take away
self found out. It is to be hoped that reason of sucli surplus, being enabled
as
much
as
possible
places
and
things
Court House.
the experience ol both classes, and »11 thereby to pay for each month's cheese
classes, has taught the virtue ol wis almost as soon as it left the dock and to tempt our youths, and lovingly help
Dr. Wise’s office.
dom of saving.
not havrfto wait for all the returns for them to do better, and to prepare for
usefulness,
should
receive
our
life
’
s
best
The first step toward successful sav cheese before paying patrons.
efforts.
'’p SARCHET,
ing IS laxikkeeplng.
As no business
Stocks of cheese in this county have
C. H. W aymire
The Fashionable:
man is able to tell ths state of Ins at been reduced to about 1,800 boxes, but
Cloverdale, Jan. 31. 1908.
falls without knowing (he pro|mrtion considerable cheese is held in storage in
Ina disbursements bear to Ins receipts, Portland and other Coast 'cities. It
Cleaning, Pressing and
Government Reporta.
so no householder can ever be ca|>able looks at this date as though stocks
ing a Specialty, j
of telling where lie is "at" without would be fairly well cleaned up by the
Washington, D. C„ Jan 25, 1908.
knowing how much lie is »peuding middle of March.
The Editor ; I give herewith a list of
Store in Heins Photog?
126 Fifth Street, Portland.
as well as hnw Much lie is getting
Respectfully submitted,
documents of w hich I hare a limited sup
True, a mail may balance his ace mills
C arl H abfri . ach ,
Reference,
Tillamook
County
Bunk
Gallery.
ply. The documents contain information
at the end of every year w ithout keep
Secretary,
of value and interest to the people of
ing books, on tinding that he has spent
Oregon, and I will be pleased if you
OBERT A. MILLS
just what lie made- if he keeps out
To the Stockholders and Directors ol will publish this letter in your paper, as
of debt. Aye, there's the rub. For
Clover Leaf Creamery Co.. Tillamook, I will be pleased to supply any one
in that grip of debt what grists may Ore.
A ttorney - at -L**
writing me for »a me with such of the
ootne, when we are aim tiled out of
Gentlemen
Herewith 1 present my document, a, may be desired, so long as
Land Titles, Land Offitt
toil, uniat give us pause. That's the
annual report as Secretary and Salesman my qnota lasts. —
Following I» the list :
ness and Mining L»*
respect which makes calamity of so
of Clover Leaf Creamery Company lor
\earBookof Agriculture 1901-1908.
much debt and sicklies o'er the work yenr 1907.
PORTLAND,
OR
Report of the Bureau of Animal In
of restitution with the pel« cast of
Milk received nt your factory ; Jan , dustry.
Room,
306
Commercial
B«*:
thought. Keeping accounts may not,
None . Feb., It. 695 Ilia. ; March. 80.539
Diseases of Cattle.
owing to unforeseen lutslorluue, re
lbs. ; April. 155,342 . May, 228.136 11« ;
Diseasesol the Horse.
L amd O fficb B usinbbs
suit in saving, but it will in the great June. 237.597 Iba. ; July. 227,730 lbs ;
Report ol the Commissioner of Educa
▲ S pecialty .
majority of cases. And it cannot fail August, 181,178 lbs ; Sept, 131.093
tion.
to qualify the householder to intelli lbs. ; Oct. 105.463 lbs. ; Nov., 45.299
/LOWING & COW
Geological Survey.
gently answer any question of an
lbs. ; and Dec . 9.058 lbs. making a total
Report
of
the
Commissioner
of
Labor.
LAWYERS. I
sgent ol the Sage foundation unlees he of 1,413.130 lbs. for the year.
Map of the United States.
R oom 334 W okcbbt «* Bi aw* J
prefers, as many will here and else
Amount ol butter fat in milk, 55.602.-
Report of the Philippine Commission.
T hibo and O ak
S
where. to eiervise the right ol shutting
Room Next to the U S Land 0®' $
56 lbs. Average test. .03935 per cent. ‘
Rural Free Delivery System.
the door in the face of all intrusive in
Amount of cheese manufactured and
Report of the Bureau of Soil,.
PORTLAND, ORE^J
quires». .This lecture goes no further sold. 158,058 lbs.
Statistical Abstract.
than to enjoin the duty of saving Let
Amount returned for. 152,063 lbs for
WILL SELL ALL STOUR ON fi
Sincerely yours,
Did You Ever Tn■
each household meet the agent of the
which factory received the sum of
C. W. PvLToit.
Sage foundation according to its mood.
HAND AT COST.
$21,476.22. Amount of cheese not re
HARRIS’S NEW Ftf’l
There are such things as impertinence in
Strictly for Coak l atil Farther I
turned for. 5996 lbs. which was sold
the world, and while charity can cover for $804 82.
w?.\XOur8?,,,?e Question.
LIVERY BA»’- |
” hr not use Chamberlain'• Fain Balm
Notice.
• multitude ol sins we doubt ifit can
Amount received for cheese. $22.281 04 when you have rheumatism T We feel
cover one act ol iin|*rtinence. And there
sum that the result will he promt,« .mi
If not, give him*0 j
Average price 14 110c per lb.
No a.8 to make room for . large atock for Spring .nd
can be nothing more impertinent than
Oun spidicslion relieves
Average yield 11.18 lbs of cheese per satisfactory.
the pain, and many have been perms Summer Shoe- that will shortly arrive from Chicago '
»sking a man .how he distributes his
--------- Everything first-class.
1OO lbs ol milk.
nentlv cumti hy it» use.
tui„,
,
money when he is "all i„, down -|)d
(•■"•■<«
Ret
Bargains
out
of
the
largest
and
teat
adeeted
2 517 boxes of cheese manufactured 2'“^* *M * •PI'1'*'* externally to the
block South of P • j
out.' —Globe Democrat.
aud M
,
stock of Shoes in the City.
selected
and sold, belug twins, triplets and affected (.arts,
For sale by all Drugget»,
Maple Leaf Manufactured
379,585 Pounds and
Received 353,688.
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
K. CASE,
Tillamook Iron Works
General Machinists & Blacksmiths.
C
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
I
I have just opened up the most com
plete line of
STAPLE & FANCY
GROCERIES
in Tillamook, all new and Fresh. The
prices are no higher than others.
We most cordially invite you to
come and look at what we have and
get our prices, whether you buy or
not.
W. M. MILLS
LARSEN HOUSE,
A.
R.
w.° nAWE>
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
The Oregon Cheese Co.,Incorported,
is prepared to buy all the first class
cheese that comes along. Spot cash
and highest price. Factory men will
do well to see R. Robinson, the mana
ger, before selling. He will be in
Tillamook a good part of the time dur
ing the season
Only the best stock
wanted.
R.
J- .
THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY,
NOTICE
TO THE PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY
AND COUNTY
SHOE SIOB!
1
P. F. BROWNE, Agent.
w. g . H arris , N
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