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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 2 Advertizing Rates. LBO à L A d VHKTISMENTB : 10 First Insertion, per line................ $ Each subsequent insertion, line.... b BuHineHH and profeseioual cards, 1 month ...................................... 1 00 Homestead Notices .......................... 6 •B Timber Claims ................................ 10 00 Locals, per line each insertion.... 5 Display advertisement, an inch. 50 I month ...................................... All Resolutions of Condolence and Lodge Notices. 5c. per line. Card« of Thank«, 5c. per line. Notices, Lost, Straye<l or Stolen, etc., minimum rate, 25c. not exceedii g five lines. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. .STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.) 1.50 One year......... 75 Six months .... 50 Three months HARRIMAN MONEY TO FINISH ROADS. Orders Probable for Com pletion of Coos Bay, Till amook, Wallowa Valley, Willsburg Cut-off and Other Lines.*, That the proponed (50,000,000 bond iwiie of the Union Pnciflo will provide fer the completion of the Harriman projects now under way in this state is lielieved. That the issue of them* Minds will mean the rapid completion of the lines in Oregon upon which work was suspended when the finan cial stringency arose last Fall ia the hope of the people of thia state. Heveral i portant projects started hy the Harriman lines are held up on ac count of the Hnancial flurry. While work has been resumed on a number of the lines under construction last Fall, when work was ordered stopped, several important projects are still held in alteyance. These dormant project« involve the ex pend it ur^ of about (7,000,000. Holstein Cattle Association. time card à Columbia River R Astoria with buyers, knowing that they could purchase a uniform lot of the same breed in one locality. For instance, where ¡Madison Co.. Wisconsin, i» the hea qua» ter» for Guernsey»: at Lata Mill« you will find the Holsteins. The dairymen of those places, by judicious lierding and making a apecialty in o»*e breed, gained a fatuous reputation and a Dig demand for their young stock, bring mg the dairymen of that section over $'.00,000 a year in revenue for the sale of dairy cattle. Cannot we do a« well in Tillamook with the boast of our tine dairy country ? What a wanton waste we are practicing. Just think of the ihousandt of heifer« and bull calves we are killing every year to get rid of them They could be profitably raised, if belter blood was infused in our dairj herds. We raise scrub heifers, worth 25 dollars at two year old, when butter fat average« over 30c. per pound. Pure breeds will bring from $75 to $100 and an unlimited demand. In conclusion will state, let those who favor th» Holstein« follow in that line and help this organization by giving it their support. It is not much th** p-ii'iicular breed to gain success in this matter, there are good performers aiuonget all the prominent dairy breed«. A cow what produces butter fat at a fair profit is a good cheese cow and vice versa. A. BzNScHElDT R- VO. p_T T. BOTTS, -*-• A ttornry - at .J j , x Complete set of Abstract L. 2ft •23 2« I *30 •34 »22 R.preeentative Ihtiry men of Tilla I P 111 Í1 L t . 10.00 in office. Taxes paid fcj A r ’ — • ---------- p.m u m. p m. mook county. Or., favoring th* Holau-in ... P ortland .. M 40 K.OO 3.10 6.00 ...G odlk ....... | N.2ft cattle aa the spacial dairy breed for thia 4 IS -.1 JO Residents. 7 20 .... R a NIKR ] 7 ftO 7.3ft 9.35 4 27 ..QUINCY....... community, met in the City Hall, on 7.40 M.Oft IO oft 4.49 CLATSKANIE 7 04 Office opposite Post 0^ Saturday, March 21st, 1908. for I he pur. 8.13 IO 15 4.54 ..... C lifton .... L j 6 10 8 52 10 ft 1 ft 23 Ar. A storia L v I poae of organizing what is to be known: Hoth phones. 6.02 ani. 1 1.45 p in. 9.40 ft. SO a.m. i The Holstein Cattle Association -f Tilla ¡Lv. A storia Ar. 4.00 8.1ft a. tn. p.m. ft. 3ft 113'»! 6.0ft 11.45 7 5ft 3.3ft 9. SO AVAMHMTON gift ft So ft. 08 mook County. 2.3 V 6.57 12.O' 6.20 123ft. 8.5ft 6.40 10.05 12.31 1.10 (rKARHAKT I ft oo 6.50 9.18 7 11 10.25 12.40 6 SO 1.30 : .... SEASIDK..... 2.30 6.4ft Officers were elected, to wit : Chas 4,ftft 2.2ft I 9.25 7.20 10.30 H. COOPER, ijis L ¡AnHOLlDAY Lv-1 Kunze, president; J. W. Maddux. vice 9.30 7.2ft 10 15 12 45 6.S5 ftTBTBN* hk \ su H- _ ._ ET. •43 33 president, and A. Benscheidt, s-cretary •3» *41 •44~ •42 T •40 •SF” •I6- “•36 7 — of that organization. am p.m. 7.54 6 40 H.55 10.3» p in. I A ttorne Y-AT-L a » p m. The efforts and object of this organi Lv WarrentonAr 7.4ft 6.33 8.4» 10.30 3-11 6.11 Ar. Hammond Lv zation will l>e to encourage the breeding 3.23; 7.42 6.30 8.4B 10 27 6.20 Ar Ft.StevensLv T illamook , 2ft _ ____ 3.26 —— —----- tli c.-w.» 6 _ and introduction of the Holstein brawl of 01] Tr^””^ 2r9U”X Cist-op Beach, and tr.in. Nos. 23. 30 and 34 from dairy cattle and thereby promoting their owniutereat and serving the public A,t^inr^2SPfroSm 3:10 p m.: is S.turds, SpecisL -topping at Gobi.. Rainier io general. Clatskanie A-toria and Beach points only- tran,.con,inental lines. At Goble, with arl haberlach To introduce the Holstein breed aa Nor^S R^y -n Pr.nc.wo and Tiii.mook dairy cows I will give a brief sketch of their origin: History gives that for over HDd;i7mm;ir:Xu\olrtNm^r;m.npoi«« attorney - at - law , 2000 years the Holstein cattle have been Fur further particulars apply to. Genl. Frt. & Pussgr. Agt., bred on the fertile low lands boardering Astoria. Or. on the North Sea. viz : The Netherlands, Office across the street and Ostfrieelanot and the joining provinces the Post Office. of Germany fori he production of beef, Centrally Located. Rates, >i hbf milk, butter and cheese; and the results obtained shows the remarkable siicceaa of this simple unasaumiug Dutchmen. H. GOYNE, Does it seem strange to us that after M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor. so mar.y years of painstaking au<l intelli ATTORNEY-ArLAW. gent breeding, they have produced a I breed of such fipt- animals wiii h stand, Thn Rest Hotel in the citv No Chinese Employed Admiral Evans illustrates without peers in the front rank as milk Office : Opposite Court Ho that an officer at the retiremg and butter producers of the world ? li com The black and white cow to day is , perform a great service, even T illamook , O regon . found in all civilized countries. We And I pelted to stand for rheumatism as boot. [TO SDITOB OF TILLAMOOK HKADIJOHT.) w. C , ©entacher LARSEN HOUSE, TILLAMOOK, OREGON HARNESS, COLLARS, etc. You Use Them. A. We Sei) Them. * » * her in the extreme northern latitude of , A tobacco warehouse in Maysville. Canada, as well in the tropical South of Kv.. is provided with a gatliu gun on W. SEVERANCE, Mexico, and she is gaining fast in favor th, roof. The night riders so far have in our western country. shown no curiosity to see It is claimed ss a breed she probably produces more butter and cheese than machine works. « M « A ttorney - at -L aw , all the other breeds combined, if her Senator Allison's opponents in Iowa milk is not as rich in butter fat as some might relieve the disappointment by a T illamook .. O regoj , of the other breeds; she still holds the judicious use upon themselves of <he world’s record for butter production. She chloroform bottle they provided lor is recognized as the ideal cow for cheese, another purpose. Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. where the Jersey is preferred to butter * * * T. BOALS, M.D, making. If Gov. Johnson has permitted himsell Now if we consider that cheese to lie jollied into the belief that he can PHYSICIAN & SURGE making is fast becoming a speciality in wrest the Democratic flag from Col. Tillamook County, we no doubt will ask Brvan he will soon discover that he has TILLAMOOK. the question as intelligent and economic lieen taking Confederate money. producers : What is the best breed ot * * A Office: Olson Building. Complete Line From Drain. A prominent business man in Wash dairy cows for this community? Li'tle Residence: One block Routh o( One of the most important linen upon haslteen done to solve this question from ington haa been convicted of violating Church. which it is hoped construction will Im an economical stand point. Some dairy the pure food law. It is the part ot the resumed at an early date is that of the men have taken a decided liking for the wisdom to dismiss the idea that this Oregon Western, the Southern Pacific Jersey cow as a dairy type, because she law is not to be taken seriously. extension from the main line at Drain gives milk rich in butter fat. But we * * at p^R. I. M. SMITH, One writer says the great production to Marshfield, a distance of 81 miles take the two breeds, the Jerseys in her I he Home work has been done on this road, milk, the fat globules are large and of gold caused the recent panic PHYSICIAN & SURGE® hut much remains tu Im dune, and it la respond very easily to gravitation and restoration of the motto to the gold estimated that two years would Im re the cream separates quick; on the other coin, indicates a hopeful feeling as to Office over J. A. Todd & Ca, quired to complete it. The exp-'n.e of hand we take the milk of the Holstein*, this unusual form of financial trouble. * * » building this line will be about $3,200,. the globules are considerable smaller Tillamook, Ore. About 200 men. representing 117 na 000. and more uniform and se|>aration is very Hardly hex important to Portland slow ; consequently in cheese making the tional and international trade unions as and to the country to be entered ■a the milk of the Holstein« cow is readily sembled at the Washington headquarters C. HAWK, Pacific Railway & Navigation Com. altaorlied in the curd, and comparatively of the American Federation of Labor, pany 'a line from Hillahoro to Tills- little butter fat is lost. Also we know having been called to an "extraordinary mook. The total mileage is 75 miles, that Jersey's milk by being transported session tor the purpose of considering 126 Fifth Street, Portland. but 20 mile« was completed last year. for a distance by continuous churning the recent derisions ot the courts against PHYSICIAN & SURGI the very existence of labor organizations Reference, Tillamook County Bank. This project will cost tire Harriman in some of the cream has been separated as now conducted.” During the first terests aboqt (2.50O.OOO. into little chunks of butter. Under such BAY CITY, OREGON. day’s proceedings it was decided to for Elgin-Joseph Extension. condition in cheese making a go.al deal mulate a bill ot labor's giievancessimilar Another line upon which construction of butler fat will he lost to And its way to the one presented to the president whs stopiieii is the extension from the to the w hey tank to make expensive hog and leaders in Congress in 1906 In his ^JpHOMAS W. ROSS, O. R. A N. at Elgin to Joseph in the feed. The theory advanced by some that address President Gompers said the time Wallowa Valley, a distance of 63 had come for labor to do something mile,. This road has been |iartially solid and butter fat stand in the same more militant in its defence, and said it PHYSICIAN & SURGE completed and means the expediture of ratio, or the more fat, accordingly the more solids d<ww not work out all was particularly essential to the life of (1,800,000. the movement for them to get the Sher The Beaverton & Willslairg. the cut together right by practical experiments. 0flice : Opposite Post Office. man law amended so as to exempt unions off Imtween the West Hide division of The casual observer knows that in the from its provisions. Residence : Allen House, Tillamook, the Southern Pacific and the main line latter |«riod of lactation, when milk is » « » richer in fat. the yield in cheese in pro nt WllUbiirg. near Milwaukie, awaits Bishop Fallows of the St. Paul's Re ■ I order« for the resumption of work. portion IS less than under norm <1 con formed Episcopal Church at Chicago R. BEALS, The distance to Im built is 11H miles, ditions. F writes of the movement started by the If we measure milk as its commercial rectors of Emmanuel Church. Boston, and liy this route it is planned to route I B -1 freight from the West Side division value by butterfat, no doubt, the milk over a vear ago, and since taken up at I REAL ESTATE, through East Portland and across the rich in fat is the most valuable. But. if St Paul',, having for its ohject the heal I eteel bridge into the terminal yards, we consider that fat has little Imai value ing of the body through the soul, in the F inancial A gent , thus relieving the Foui that reel road compared with ths other ingredients in current number of the World T.i-Day. of everything except passenger traffic. milk. For instance, does we value a He point, out how this sttempt to com Tillamook, Oregon. WILL SELL ALL STOCK ON The cost of this line will be about pound of meal by the amount of fat it bine the work of the minister and pliy- contains! Decidedly not. It is the portion (35.1,000.—Oregon inn. HAND AT COST. sicisn is only a return to the usage of ami other valuable ingredients it con more primitive time«, as the Greek Latin Strictly for C hs I i Until Further J~)R. P. J. SHARP, A reaolulion providing for n popular tains for building up and repairing •nd Angelican churches recognized the vote on the question ot establishing the tissue. Aa milk becomes more an article Notice. healing power of the ministry. Bishop : MHMMHMN r I initiative and referendum in-0hio by con of human food we should take more in Fallows now declares that the over RESIDENT DENTIST, i alitutional amendment has now paaaed consideration the other ingredients it So •« h, mil. room for H ; >nte whelming response from the people of ■ « large stock for Spring and both houaea of the Legiaiatarc, and ia contains besides butter tat. Analysis hi, church justifies the feeling that such Office across the street from Sh"" ’"I «h»rllr ,rr|„ f,.„m ( hl expected to receive the governor's ap has shown that food values, not fat. is < ome anti get Bargains nnt il i "'«»80. work was greatly needed. He believes Court House. proval. It doe, not, however, contain practically the same in various milk. he argeM Hnd best selected that the success of Christian Science is »toektif Sh »as in the City. the lull programme of the advocatea of Does not it appear that the Holstein Dr. Wise’s office. due to the neglect of the trnth of Chris initiative and referendum, for it merely oow is the most preferred cow to own 1 tian therapeutic on the part of tn- Pro aubmita to the |ieople lawa repealed or We need a dairy cow what will answer testant churches. But unlike Christian enacted by the l.igialature or vet.wd liy all purp<aiee beat. We need a oow which e Science, this church movement recog. ----------- — « - • — • w i «a a V t B SARCHET, the governor. Fora vote on anew law has a large capacity in consuming a TT <5 w* wr w —_ nisei the value of medical science, ouly -A- . The Fashionable Tail* everything the per cent ol the votera must petition great amonnt of roughage to he turned ------- > FOR I holding that there is ■ difference between and for a rejieakd law 111 per cent must into milk and finished into dairy pro PHYSICIANS ’ I functional anti organic diseases.nlthough, sign a petition. In both vases the peti ducts. PRESCRIPTIONS I Cleaning, Pressing and Rep#p mind may hav, originated lioth classes fi.m niuat lie aigned in a majority oi the 1 he Holstein cow will answer that Of diseases. They lieheve that the best iug a Specialty. congreaaional diatricta. '^’^"•"«"nprr^ritptmn purpose more so than any oilier of the scientific knowledge "is as much God cimpnumlmg therefor, » • * known dairy breeds. Her average given as any pavchical nr spiritual meth Store in Heins Photograph carr, a .t,K.k whkh ' Pearl Harbor, aitnated on an tala nd weight is from 900 1100 lbw . and as od of releiving disease ” The aim is to ever, thing thnl near Honoluln. another haven deacrilied Staled. she gives a big flow of milk. bring health and hnppines« to the afflict, Gallery. »am, hereabout nre likelv to as ”thetineat in the world," iato lie made In regard to her size and temperament ed and more efficiency to thoae who are PT*”'* All new worth, pharmareutaal. arr hrr , a naval station if the favorable report the Holstein cow also «nawera well in well. 9 soon a, out and our l„,e of to congress goes through. A (2.000.000 the production of beef. She fattens very J^OBERT A. MILLER, plele J nnO,iI^r.''V»n|7 g«n7S easy, and the contemplated I «ation of ••One Touch of Nature Mako« dry dock capable ol receiving the largest * the Whole World Kin.” warship m one ol the improvements pro packing plants by tlw Swift», Armours are eve7;XT"y 8nd ’•-htr •Oatmt^oors STEVENS- I ATTORNEY-AT-LAWt i'ncle Sam- wilt livemp to hia poai and other large concerns on th» unaat. he cell« all the hens m th. far,o .„j * Phvswians who are a. ??,!ìlntl°r,e"»i»'hiyi tion Hi the Pacific, which ia that ol the Will gtvs a better market and better come and share it. A similar trait of Land Titles, Land Oflfice F* qusmted with ollr ,(ock .„a |irH-es for our beef rattle, and m . ou M he human nature tato be obeerved when a greatest power facing that ocean. in»*r’»Nv leel ,nre ness and Mining La«- man.fliaowara something exrepuo, laU v a • * omald.-red. and is a big item In favor of •“*?••"»• •" •‘••fnend. .nd nwgh- PORTLAND, ORE®* The effect of the flurry on immigration the Mack and white cow. The Jerseys 25" *>•»*"• '•*■ benefit». ,f bladiex-verv —I was quick marked. In the first with their delicate const Hu tern will Thia Mi th. touch of „ature that makea Room. 306 Commercial BoiM* Jhot(_vurw r rnr seventy four data of thia rear the foreign make little showing in thia case. 2 k L W'uM “"• Th“ «’«Pl-on h«»noiT(| make if J28,Mt on ’“,r ti'nr- arrivals were 44.712 and departure, To be succeanful dairymen we should why people who have heen eur^l by Uhamhavfaina C-mgh Remedy write greift Caini,, ~¡-r , / «pim j 131.740. In the corresponding period of follow certain linen in regard to breed L amd O pficb B csimbss ''“et» to the manufacturera for rm bl, A SPSCIALTT. 1007 the arrivals were 1(5,052 and de ing. One or two breeds should lake the cation liras other« Mmilarlr ailing mar partures 43 642. It ia evident that lead tn milk production. As a locality it al*, uae it and »Hain relief Behind c HAS. I. CLOUGH OWING & Europeans ol the emigrating clam keep would give us a decided advantage, it ev. ry .me of th«w letter» is » warm g» I bearteli wish of tlw writer lobe of uv Reliable Druggist cloaalv inforaied about buamma condi would give a market for our young LAWYERS. to aomeo:w el* Thia remedy la foe »al- ci*™-. p: °- ’->7 ‘■° I Tillamook, Ore tions in lbw country. stock. We would gain a reputation by all druggist«. R oom 3.14 W owcbvtbw Binnw. t Tman in« O ak Room Next to the U S. Land O»«' W. A. WILLIAMS & CO., R. The Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported, is prepared to buy all the first class cheese that conies along. Spot cash and highest price. Factory men will do well to see R. Robinson, the mana ger, before selling. lie will be in Tillamooka good part of the time dur ing the season Only the best stoek wanted. THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY, NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF TILLAMOOK CITY AND COUNTY. P- F- BROWNE. Aqent • * h « « « • I » 9 i’ 1 !•< i I « « ■ I PORTLAND, OREf’OJ1-
