TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER Editorial Snap Shots THE FALSE STATEMENTS ABOUT CHEESE PRICES. of keeping the buyers, as they would make enough oil the business to get a good living. A few years ago every factory had some one to sell their cheese for them and when the market was slow as during the last part of the present season, price cutting was indulged in by many to sell their product, as no one wanted to l>e left with their cheese, Now the market is covered in a intuii bette» manner, with most of the corn pc- ti* ion cut out, That it will be tleminat ed altogether, either by getting all the product under one management control led directly l»y the producer through some association, or getting the several heads to agree on prices as herein men tioned is certain. Then the farmers will get the highest prices possible and middlemen will be cut out altogether. HOTEL 22, 1908. ARRIVALS. Allen Honse. SANDLAKE Clyde Webb made a trip to the city of Woods Saturday after his sister. Merle, who has been visiting in mid around Cloverdale with friends and relatives i> r some time. A whale 66 feet long benched at Cap“ Lookout last Saturday and several parties have been ut work on it getting out oil. E. R Hays wet t to Woods Saturday, Joe Finigan accompanying him home. E. E. Webb took a large tree out ot the Woods road Saturday which blew in at the recent storm. Joe Finigan and Clyde Webb caught a large string of trout Sunday. Another newspaper in Tillamook County, 'Turner’s Leaflet of Brieflets. A weekly now but will be a daily when its little leaves are stronger. Mr. Bowers, of Woods, who has been very sick and is yet was on the lake Sunday walking around tor his health. The Sandlake Sunday School is being well attended and it reminds the old set tiers of the good times we used to have when they s»*e the crowd gathering On account of rheumatism, Charles tu a Atkinson left S indlake and dryer climate. Mr. Galloway and wife visited with Mr. and Mrs Diamond and family Sun. day. Mrs. Spaulding and daughter Ella, ate suffering with lagripp this vieck. Better send tor Dr. Hage.y, Ella. Mrs. James Atkinson lias taken a little boy and girl from the orphan's home to raise. Will Roenicke was on the lake Sun day hunting. He had to fix a dyke on his mother’s place, which broke through last week. Joel Atkinson will attend college at McMinnville this winter. We all wish him success. Mrs. Berg, Miss E lna and Hazel Carr visited the school Friday afternoon. Salmon are quite plentiful on the lake now. A tew ducks and geese made their ap­ pearance on the Lake during the fore part of the week, but have all disappear­ ed ac the present writing. ' IHt "LAST SUPpn, Singular Story~^~th7M Friday.—J. A. Hamilton, J. L Denip Wonder whether it was any of lhe Leonardo da Viife^ sey, Portland Alfred Lloyd. Life Saving show people who lett small pox germs Molderiug away on Call Board System not Practi­ Station; H. G Robinson. Dan W Thmn behind t'i*-m. »11 monastery la Milan c ’ cal- Would Mean More Mid son. A. F. Ensterhrmrk. S F.; H. H. Re*», * « * the famous “Last Siippw»'^l steamer Bandon. J. P. Sumertoii and The Oregonian predicts that Tait wi.I dlemen to Make a Profit. da Vinci. Like every m»«^ wife, Salem; Cha» Seaman, Nehalem; carry Oregon with about 2<».000 votes painting required tnanyinlj T. J. Ballenlyne, Miami; B. McKinney, to spare. It ought to be 40,01'0. and The last issue of the Tillamook Herahl tlent labor, and as a would lie, it the people really knew how devoted two columns trying to tell the Saleii). labor it Is perfect Io itj/! Saturday-—W. |. Smith, A. L Bratton, important it is to the whole country that dairy men of this county that they are of expression and subl|ffe Chas. H. Gbw. J. A. Newell, A. C. V. Tati should lie elected. ! loosing as much as $1500 00 on the of love. In uddlflou totbe,? * x « Berry. Portland. A. F. Eastertirmik.S F. ; ' cheese shipped each trip of the Elmore It has uu Incident Io its vj Social purity is something that every­ although they are putting the loss at as L Jeiisou Heb«.; II. W. Langley. J. W contributes inn ¡t iitne t>,ww! body, who have the interest of the city low as $50,000.00 for th« season in Kay. Bay Ciiy ; E C. Genenaux, Seattle ; 't the greut teacht r that it ui or county at heart, should take a lively another place. And all because the J. H. McNamer. Eoiest Grove. It Is said that the artist bJ interest in. but it is a delicate subject for I dairymen do not see fit to sell their Sunday —F. Pongar, W. D. Sullivan, the fines of the aivwtfnj a newspaper to take up and expose the * cheese on call boards, as they do in the countenances of g,lod *1 st»ainer B.*» h 1'» h ;G W. Wallace, Hem parlies who have tier n ruining voting east. Tins matter has been talked over luck, J. F Uuiluull, P. Peters. Portland; knew When, however be ] to paint the face of je'SU8 J women «ndguls oftiiis iily, arid il al "tlie bv the ’farmers at different times. They A. F. MagnesH, Amity. reports are true about several young 'are coming to the conclusion it is not lure lie could find none tkj Moudey.—U. H. Wheeler, H.V. Alley, satisfy bls com option. Th» J men it is about time that the gill»’par­ I practicable in this county. They have Wood Wanted. J. Feeney, Nehalem; C. J. Clements would serve us a niu.lel fortu! ents should get busy and take the law j thought oi establishing a meeting place Portland; F. M. Franklin. Oretowii Clirist must be dlguitled in h] in o their own hands. c Henry Roger*. Long Prairie. I where the boards nr the president of pllclty and majesth in it, » * W '■ Tuesday—F. R Oliver, Mill City ' each creametv, could meet weekly and After seietal years »f lariu! Sleep over this before vou cast your Geo, F Rogers, Salem; O. Carson. S.F j a^ree on a price to be asked for the week the painter happened to (J vote next mouth. Laud in Tillamook S. M. Kiatier, Eugene; II. L Chapin. ' ensuing after each meeting, but on ac- Pietro Bamilnelli, a cbolr |>J County,which, under 11.e last democratic ' count of sev ml factories holding off qulslte voice, belonging n, ¿J Mra. W. K Lytle, Geo L. D»vis, M. F. a liiniiislration, was worth $25 to |50 Robison. I’uiiloid ; Frank Miller, A. E drill. Being stru k by (!lf J this also was abandoned. ’1 In* chances per acre, is worth, under the piesenl re­ features ami tender uiai;w J H II. Cloi^i lale; B. F Comer, Blaine; aie that hi another season «»r two tin S S everance , S ic , publican Hdmiui’tration, Iroin $2OO to spoke an angelic guul. tbe J O E Vanuee*. A M. Rwiiaidson. dot»- 1 bitter plan will be adapted. The proposi $30 per « one can deny this if din ed the boy to |,e lt,e i tn>r cheese in the west and California. It ranch. Our little hook, ‘ Helpful Hints on with spinach—and my favorite! i Cyru3 Randall, Fairview, farmer. lor the dairymen will notice that their ' would be impossible to get. 15 cents for Billy Yarnell stayed all night with H. B inking,’» explaining how to du your lie tripped at the door and spiM John L. Jones, Tillamook farmer. organ is trying to create a strife by mak­ | cheese in Tillamook at this time, what banking by mail is ready. tongue and greens on thecaiw A, Chopard one night last week. R >bert Watt, Bay, merchant. ing a fool assertion that the dairymen certain newspaper men and their hack Send for a copy. It’s free for the host, equal to the occasion, relW Some nice stlmon came up the river Louis Johnson, hair view, farmer ot this county art loosing $50,000 a year all, especially the waiter, asking. ers say to the contrary notwithstand­ last week during the rain. They M. Melchior, Tillamook, farmer. on acount of the nystem by which the jovially ‘There’s no harm d* ing. unless, indeed. Eastern prices would were beauties, straight from the bay and Frank Owens, Hebo, farmer. cheese is marketed. To our way ol think, tiemen. 'Tls merely a lapsus * j advance to an equal figure. In this con- as bright as silver. iug this looks like a slam at directors W. 8. Hays, Tillamook, farmer. It was about the cleverest M I nection it would be well to add that DOCTORS MISTAKES and others, who, fur years, have had to I Portland takes but a small part of the A W. Atterbury.Little Nestucca,farmer. words I ever beard. Jacob Nicklaus and wife went to the Are said often to be buried six feet tinder “Among the guests was a Brd dispose ot i lie cheese output. When the C. A. Svenson, Hoquarton, farmer. County seat last week. | output of cheese from this county, so ground. But many times women call on merchant, up from the gutter.» creameries and cheese factories some lew Herman Schollmeyer, Nehalem, farmer. Word comes from Centralia, Washing, their family physicians, suffering, as they about $3,000.000 and proud of we are informed. Considerable quan years ago were doing well, the special John O Bozorth, Bay, banker. ton, of the deuth of Miss Ora Brady, Imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from cabulary, which was not unlit»- I tities go to as far off as Los Angeles, Carl Wallin, Fairview, farmer. interests butted in to control them, and who is well known in this county, heart disease, another from liver or kid­ Malaprop’s,” continued Quarlaj Cal. and Lewiston, Idaho. To the lat ney disease, another from nervous pros­ this caused such a commotion amongst H. A. Todd, Nehalem, farmer. having lived lu re for many years. The tration, another with pain here and there, shook with merriment at tbebq ter point the freight rate is $1.50 per t lie dairymen that they eventually sue Elmer Hoag, Union, farmer. family have the sincere sympathy of a ?nd in this way they present alike to wit. The happy effect Induced I 100 lbs. gross weight, or l%c. per lb. Chas. Ray, Hebo, farmer. cecded in throwing off the yoke Since host of friends here, in this sad bereave­ hemselves and their easy-going or over­ give a dinner the following cheese counting package. To get into then things have hern going along most Marion Chance, South Prairie, farmer. ment. W e are not certain as to her age, busy doctor, separate diseases, Tor which about the same guests, and, itJ he, assuming them to tie such, proscribes this market with the surplus cheese is Geo. W. Phelps, Netarts, merchant. pened to learn afterward, be M smoothly. It looks as if another at but think slie was about fifteen years his pills and potions. In reality, they are the problem the farmers are up against. All only nymptomji caused by some uterine rected his servant to let fall a M tempt is to Be made to butt in and up­ John Erickson, Hoquarton, farmer. old and a very lovable child. We are disease. Tlte-p sician. The proposition the dairymen are sician, norant of the roast beef on the The fl set tin* present satisfactory condrion oi J. II. Dunstan, Beaver, farmer. hap .v to think of her as not lost to us, cuuaeof suffering,.. treatment working on, or rather who are in the affairs, but tl will tail, tor toe dairymen Wm. E.isom, Hoquarton, farmer. until large bills are nrgde. _T ering faithfully performed his.part ■ but as only transplanted to bloom with s<»called association, so we are informed, patient gets no b*tt< the went a splendid first cut, R will soon see the trick that is now being i iclier beauty in the gardens of Heaven, wrong treatment, but probably wors?T about fifteen pounds, the dfl put upto hoodwink them. But we do is to make some central association or tirornr medicine like Pr. Pir-rcn«» F:1rnr|tn Juices spattering overywberej ANDREW SCHENCK. beneath lhe sunshine of our Saviour's Prescription, circctçi! to the cause tvoitld to gel the several manufactures of cheese not think that the dairymen are “green' na\~iinreLyfgnoitl'i the disease, therip felt hurt at the accident M in this county to agree to make a nni- President of the Germania smile. enough to believe that the cheese output osé - cl istrcssi ng synp- by oispeihtig_alrthosé ài:ïtressing symp­ groaned. ‘Be not uneasy. myW lorinj price for their product on first Fire Insurance Co, Recom ­ O. \V. Kmnaman tells us he contem ­ toms. and Ins’ltutlng comfort Instead of of Tillamook could have been sold lor mends Cham be i lain s Cough plates joining the ranks of the patrons »rolonged misery. It has been well said, chirruped the would I* class cheese. Then when the Portland $50,000 more this year or any other year. * ’tls only a lapsus linguae 1 Remedy. hat "a disease known is half cured." and other regular markets are over­ of the Pacific Telephone Company some Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is • York Press. Riits ' What ib the special interests try­ I hive used Chamberlain’s Cough stocked with cheese, to sell the overplus scientific medicine, carefully devised by time in the near future. W ’ e are pleased ing to cram into the dairymen, anyway ? Remedy in my family for over a year, in marketS'that do not regularly use and can say that it has never failed to to bear this, the mote the merrier you fin experienced and skillful physician, Snagging Salmon In Ab* nnd adapted to woman’s delicate system. Tillamook cheese, selling it for a little cure the most stubborn cough or cold. know. And then too, we have access It is made of native American medicinal I saw Indians on the Horse for Sale less money, the small loss to be adjusted I can recommend it to any family as a to the Mutual. We can talk any day roots and is perfpctl}- harmless In its Ashing day and night. The ®" ejects in “J Why Colds are Dangerous. worked, "worn-ont." run-down.” debili­ KO Acres ol Land on the Nestucca to ket m a healthy state. To illustrate : times vocal music also. tated teachers, milliners, dressmakers, elbow rested on the bottom. Because you have contracted ordinary besold or traded for town property.— One oi lhe creamery men here is offered We regret to state that Mr. Nicklaus sea- ^stresses, "shop-girls," house-keepers, gently drew the pole back •j colds and recovered from lliem without App'v to John Harter. m r dng mothers, and foehlo women gen- 12!8 cents for cheese to be shipped to treatment of any kind, do not for a lost a valuable mare last week We hear yi tn.-, Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and when he felt a 8* '. Idaho. On account of high freight ratr, moment imagine that colds are not that a sore foot brought on lockjaw, ■4 the greatest earthly boon, being un- shaft he knew that a salmon, Guitar for Sale Everyone known that causing her death. ejiialed as an appetizing cordial and re- ably crossing over the pole. nnd because the people there have been dangerous. pneumonia and chronic catarrh have : »aratlve u nie. Agoni Giiitai lot bale, cheap, It n quick Jerk, drove the J* using Eastern cheese lurgcly, th?y fiel lheir origin in a common cold Con- Several men have been engaged for a As a sootu'ng and strengthening nerv- instiuctlon book and slieel music |, that they cannot pay more money than sumption is not caused hy a cold but few days in repairing the Brown school n« "Favorite Prescription " Is unequalcd the fish's side and hauled It W j ».line. Apple to Mr. Hariei . thi*. On account of lhe competition, nil the cold prepares the sy-tein for the re- honse a little, and getting it ready for »nd Is Invaluable in allaving and sub­ bank. duing nervous excitability. Irritability, This is called suaggini sal»» Iriing to gel into the Portland market, ceptt-m and development of the germs opening the fall term, as soon as the nervous exhaustion nervous prostration, that would not otherwise have found neuralgia, hysteria, .-pasms. St. Vitus's est and Stream. Holum for Sale. hr can not sell this car of cheese, and 'lodgment. It is the same with all in. teacher reach?* here. lance, and other distressing, nervous I inslcad ol iteing able to help the Port­ fectious diseases Diphtlieria. scarlet tendant upon Work It Out. Grandpa Sears started for Baliston tymptoms commonly functional and organic o»sease of the land market, this cheese will be thrown lever, measles and whoopn g cough are A man buys a pair <>f lb* i last Friday to spend the winter. He uterus. It induces refreshi « sleep and ■ouch more likelv to be coiniacted when I on it to help make it worse. the child liasaeold You will see from went out with Ins grandson who bnd relieves mental anxiety and di ’ponaency. and hands the shoemaker I Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets invigoraw 1 Now how could a call hoard help it this that more real danger larks in u been visiting him for a few days and the stomach, liver and boweo On» to bill. The shoemaker go« »J Wanted, to Rent, a Dairy Farm out ? The people who bought the clnefte col l than in any other of lhe common next door to have the MH ( throe a dove. Easy to take as candy. with whoui he will *tav. then gives his customer • Wanted to tint l»v no expeiiiuced would be looking lor their own advan­ ailments. The easiest and quickest wav ,|no Burba, Sr , went to Tillamook to cure« cold is to take ( handieilain'. After the latter has # d ull mnn, n ilairv ranch with is to 25 tage, which is only natural. Rut the Cough Remedy. The many retna>kable Saturday, an.l bring atornt bound, re rushes In and declares cow,, after 1st November. Address Boa f irmer* would then have several penj le Clllvu effected by till- pr< paration have dollar bill was a ,oU"tenLj j ut between them and the wholesaler, made it a staple attii lc of Ira le over a mainrd over there until Tuesday. 4 I, Till.unook , Ore. shoemaker gives him I™• Ruth Gladwilt visited with Mrs The large part of the woild. For sale hy all I I to w horn they sell direct now. dollar bills, a two dslW b,u Chopard Saturday and Sunday. I statement that the farmers are getting Di uggists. change for It. How id CsVD.OOO.OO | 'h- the iii'ifhel is active, the diffi rrncr or ».Vto ‘nre a".?' The cleanest.- only A° Eagor of Mr. Bays' niece. Miss Heta Bays and »»> o (tire d»rn.'w. «nd that i, I. t . ofi.ntn lightest. - and , margin between Tillamook and Eastern lli>u«l Mr Roy Brady (both former Tillamook unodli'» t> »hi«-., |. e« uar ,|'» v "Jack is so brave. He t hi. I »rives is considerable more in favor of most comfortable of the inncuus hnt .g of flie library and into the nut a» j ••• — young tsop|. i, winch took place st Till .mnok ptiw» than «t prnent. «nd «1 uni ha\e 4 rumbling mmiii .I <.r imperfect Dallas. October 1st. Their many Tilla want to marry your hvjdn«. «nd when It entirely el.iwd,d£d»iL "And what did yoorJ*1*" nt time» i» with pro diner» here «Hogther A Healthy Family. at the same time moot friends wish this young c uple all "He Mid: 'Good! The dairy men know that the present ■ * !***■''.O“1 ""d »“»>• rmtorod to it. POr- cheapest in the I , “,'hir whole family has enjoyed goral the joy which can f.n lo „.oHd , fot . . ........ " •’.» -jK’«"« m«t «mdUon. hrering will h. de.trr.ved mil linoleum New ■ I . ife t* Pills, ...yeaii» ago,” navs clntii. perfection tor it. let it ia far better dHKn efThl€h ** wears longest Indignant D',e*£*Pt* nition of the mucous surhu-e« U A Bartlet. f—* ■ of Rural Kmite I. Gnil- H. A. Chopatd and family «nd Mrs for this country thnncnll bon rds. which '3Q9 Everywhere ford, Maine Thee cleanae lone Vanilla Beane-B»»’ John B-,rl»a syient last Sunday with O the system in « gentle w «, e^SLW » ____*re ""l’r“‘,»«,>le nUogethrr on «(count Every gormenl guar­ gold ring of yours mak'*»* w Kmnanttn and family, who have y'it rrood île. at Ch««. lough's ,ke '»• <»n«»port*lion. We repent anteed waterproof around your finger '* , sold bv .nT>r.^E.TrMCO 'T’,"to 0 drug store. moved home aft. r spending mo»; of the Catalog free the tHruiei» wo uld have to atnnd the ,o»t ring didn’t make th»1 Take Hall » family Pills for constipatiea. piut Fa ntner at Beaver that's dirt!—Chicago IrW I First Bank & Trust Company, BAY CITY, ORE. SLICKER