Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, February 04, 1909, Image 2

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 4, 1900
Advertising Batea.
L r O ai . ADenKTISr.iiK.NTS ;
First Inaction, per line ........... |
10
Each sutm^juent insertion. line....
5
Businem and professional cards,
1 month . ..................................... 1 00
Htanetilead Notices . ......................... 5 UÜ
Timber Claims ................................ 1U 00
Locals per line each insertion
5
Display advertiaemeut, an meh.
1 month ................................
.50
All ReaolutionH of Condolence and
Lodge .Notice«. 5c. pvr line.
Cards of Thank®, 5c. per line.
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc ,
minimum rate, 25c. not exceedii g live
How Can Tillamook Roads Be
Improved?
CHEESE FACTORIES RE­
PORT INCREASE.
FARMERS
TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK
Three Factories Manufac
READ THE
HEADLIGHT.
In the Inst irsue of your valuable pub
tured 532,553 Pounds
lication appears a column editorial that
of Cheese.
meets with iny hearty approval and be­
ing an ex editor HHselfl know that a
Thre« mere cheese factories to n ake
* ord of commendation so infrequently
their annual reports are the Red Clover
given,¡when it should be, is a stimulus
Creamery Company, South
Prairie
to more and fitter effort.
Creamery Company and the East Bea
The question that introduces this
ver Cheese Company, Each had an in­
article is one that every citizen in Tilla­
crease in the amount of milk over the
mook county should be interested in
previous year, which totaled up to 778,
and it is their public duty to advocate,
078 pounds. This is considered another
encourage, and work, and plan, for the
RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION.
laige increase fur th^se factories, for it
building of better roads under scientific
.«TH1CTLY IN ADVANCE.)
sho s a steady increase in the dairy
and up to-date principles ol construction.
One year.........
1.50 The good roads ¡advocates ere many. business in this county. These factories
Six months ...
75
manufactured 532,553 pounds of cheese,
Three months
50 The residenters of every section of the which was sold for $65,720 37.
county are all advocates of more and
better roads. Each and every one have
Red Clover Creamery Co.
Tillumook, Ore , Jan. 85lh. 1909.
frequently petitioned and personally
interviewed the County officials for To the Red Clover Creamery Company,
Tillamook, Oregon.
loads in their respective neighborhoods
G entlemen ,—I hereby Nubmit my
and with different success. Manv roads
ANOTHER RAILROAD TO BE have been built, in many different places. report aa secretary of your company for
! and in many different ways ; only to be the year 1908:
CONSTRUCTED
Milk received by lhe company at th. ir
changed URHin as often in my know­
Midland R R 'to Kun From Port­ ledge ti# once or twice under each suc­ factory for the rear, 19o8. ns foil'"'»»;
cessive administration.
January. 29.829 Ilia.; February, 29 7u8
land to Tillamook Via Forest
There is considerable discussion of the Ihs ; Match, 92.379 lbs ; April. 187,147
Grove.
plans for the future in regard to road lbs.; May. 812.406 lbs.; June, 827 594
Washington county and Forest Grove building in thiscounty, especially is this lbs , July. 329,625 lbs . August. 291,UH
wre to be benefited by the construction so in regard to the citizens residing in lbs . September, 278 211 lbs.; October,
of the Oregon Midland isilroad which Tillamook City, Bay City and adjacent 195,754 lbs ; November, 109,454 lbs ,
cheese. Each factory is to be represent
is to l»e iminediat« 1 v constructed from territory. That the discussion should December, 61,817 lbs.
ed at lhe meeting of the organization b'
Portland to Tillamook by what is claim become County wide, and will, there is
Total 2,245,456 lbs.
ed by the promoters to be the easiest no doubt, for the people want good
A gain of 506.408 lbs. over the year a delegate from such factory, and I was
I asked to bring the matter before this
grade of uny pass now occupied In roads and they will stand as a deciding 1907.
meeting After organization, the busi­
railroad construction actual or contem­ factor in lhe plans proven to them that
Butterfat contained in this milk :
will be most successful in giving to all
plated.
January, 1,262.1 lbs.; February. 1 180 7 ness of such association will probably
While in Chicago last June R. A. scientifically constructed roads at the Iba, March, 8.382.4 lbs.; April, 6 945 9 be managed by a board of seven direct­
Caples became possessed of the know- minimum of expense.
lbs.; May,|ll,668 7 lbs.; June, 12,481 ll»e ; ors, elected from the several factories.
That many mistakes have been made July, 12,712.1 lbs.; August. 11,692 7 lbs ; If you would select vour delegate at this
¡edged that at one time while surveying
for a route for the Weyerhauser interests and large amounts of road inonevs have September. 11,856 7 ll>s ; October. 9,152 1 Î meeting, it would save calling another
to tap the large body of timber known been wasted, building and changing lbs ; November, 5,878.5 lbs.; December, I meeting for that purpose.
Practically all the cheese in this county
iis the Schrader tract, a pass was found roads cannot be denied.
But it is not 2.908.4 lbs.
by the engineers which would take them our intention, nor is it our desire, to
Total, 90,571 3 lbs. A gain of 21 993 6 j is sold, and from the appearance of the
market now we should have a good year
to the Trask river where a water grade delve into the past and wound the sen lbs over the year 1907.
the coming season, at least as good as
to Tillamook City could be had. with a sibilities or feelings of any parties or in
Average test .04083 per cent,
grade on this side of only one par cent in dividuals who have made these mistakes.
Amount of cheese manufactured the past one. Especially should this be
j the cast it we have a competent cbe»se
ease two short tunnels were constructed. The future looks bright ahead for Tilla duiing the year:
January, 8,846^ Ihs.; February, 3.159 inspector, as our product would attain
Returning to Portland Mr. Caples rnook county, soto the future we should
secured the old field notes of the engineer all look with a happy anticipation and lbs.; March, 9,858*^ lbs.; April, 19,602^ a higher average tor the county.
Respectfully submitted,
and secured a right of way through and each and every one put their shoulders lbs.; May, 83,511 lbs.; June, 35,20<04
C arl H aberlach .
thus tied up the narrow canons near the to the wheel and work for better and lbs.. July, 84,834^4 lbs ; August, 31,847>4
Secretary.
We are now entering upon
Trask. Together with John P. Van more roads ; and a better and bigger Ihs ; September, 34,843V» lbs ; Octolier.
a New Year.
24.030 lbs ; November, 18,2661/., ||w ;
Oradcl, Miller Murdock and C. M. Conry Tillamook.
East Beaver Cheese Co.
it is stated that there will he some December, 7.124)6 lbs.
the Oregon Midland Railway was in
Let us make this the most
eighty
or
ninety
thousand
dollars
ol
Tillamook, Ore., Jan. 29th. 1909.
corporated and contracts w ere secured
Total, 247.124V9 lbs. Again of 52,115}^
To the stockholders and patrons of prosperous year Tillamook
for the hauling or transportation of a road moneys available on this %$'»»r’s His. over the year 1907.
Such being the ease, it
million and a half feet of tirnl er each tax receipts
Average yi.ld, 11 lbs. to the hundred the East Beaver Cheese Co., Hemlock. County has ever enjoyed.
Oregon.
year for ten years at a profitable rate seems to us as well as others that this pounds of milk.
We should all encourage,
Getitltiiiien : Following is the report of
With this showing Mr. Caples was en- rnotiev should be expended by the Count*
Average price received lor cheese,
aid and assist all industries
vour secretary lor the past season :
Aided to enlist capital with the result court under a plan that will give u< the 12.42 cents per lb.
The factory received 663,350 lbs. off and enterprises,
... and not . play
that a coterie of Chicago and Portland first and only scientifically constructed
Amount received for cheese. |30,710 01
capitalists have bought the interest of roads in this county. If the abite
Amount paid patrons for butter fat. milk the past season, divided into month- • freeze OUt with what we have,
the Midland at a price netting a hand- amount is expended judiciously it should ♦26 385.43.
4 <
ly receipts «« follows: March. 16,059i
•ome profit to the incorporators.
The go a very long wajs towardscompleling
Average price paid for butter fat, Ins.; April, 60.232 lbs.; Mae, 90,936 !. We are going to do OUT part
lb». June, 119.437 lbs ; July. 115,195(by boostlng-
new company will commence t he work a permanent and scientifically constructed 29 13 cents per lb.
of construction as early as the weather trunk road through the country ; as well
Milk. $I.17J^ per hundred lbs.
lbs. ; August, 114-,376 lbs. ; September, I
We will also try to do even
will permit and have guaranteed to de­ as making a large improvement on the
Company received fur manufacturing 88,008 lbs ; October, 43.944 lbs. ; ( ‘:
«nd
j
better
than we have hereto-
branch
feeders,
liver logs in Portland from the Schrader
cheese, 94,324.59.
November, 15,119 lbs. This is a gain [ r
The plan that is on foot and being
'°re in keeping up with our
and Simpson tracts west and north of
The expenses for the year were over the year 1907 of 98,879 lbs., part , ' —
the Haines Power Plant by October 1st discussed by good roads advocates, and $3,754 74,| leaving a surplus of $569 89 of which was milk delivered to the I stock of goods in every line
of'this jear. The gen «'emen do not which w as announced in your editorial
Liabilities of the company are as fol­ factory alter the Pleasant Valley factory and furnish the best goods pos­
claim, however, to have the complete hi last week's issue is the best way to lows: 38 shares of stock. $825 00.
was closed.
sible for as little money.
road in operation at that date but they get results. That is: “It would be
Assets supplies on hand $100; amount
Butter fat in milk, 25,653 lbs. or an
will bring out the logs over their own economy to pav, sav, |15OO a year for a of cash. $930 27; real estate, factory and average butter Int content of .03867
tracks to the Southern (Pacific for de competent engineer and road builder.’’ machinery. $3,600.38 ; 27 shares of stock. per cent.
Hyerv into Portland, and while using "One road boss is enough to boss the $675 00. Total. $4 305.65
70,147 lbs of cheese were manufactur­
the latter road will push construction of w’ork, and when it is taken into con
Assets, exceeJs liabilities, $3,480 65.
ed and sold, and $8434.24 was received
»¡deration
that
the
county
court
reckons
the new line as fast a* practicable tin
the time to
ft
S S everance , Secretary.
therefor. Average price per lb. 12.02c.
til a complete line is in operation be­ that the salaries of the road siqicryisors
No triplets were made, although in
tween Portland and Tillamook, via will amount to $4500.''
South Prairie Creamery Co. another season the factory will probably
will double
a few
The way to get good roads is to follow
Forest Grove. Patton Pa I ley, the south
Tillamook, Ore , January 30. 1909. make mostly triplets, the market de­
Fork of the Tualatin and the Trask the system in force by those counties
To the Directors and Stockholders of mand for that size of cheese being much
and those states that are getting more South Prairie Creamery Co,
rivers—Washington County News.
better than for twins.
Usually they
scientifically constructed roads for the ex
Hi
Gentlemen ;—Following is mv report command Irom J<c to J^c more per lb., W. E. Catterlin.
penditure of uioueys than any other as secretary of your creamery for the
A Substitute for Matrimony
while the price ol making them is i not
plan.
past season.
that muih more than making twins.
"Succewful business girls and women,'1
First—Hire a good road engineer and
Toe factory received at its factory for
Average yield 10.57 lbs. of cheese per
i
says Mrs. Anna St ease Richardson tn builder. A man that will devote
bis the season of 19U8 the follow ing amounts 100 lbs. of milk.
W oman a H ome C ompanion for Fehru time to the work exclusively.
• >l inilk : January, 13,413 lbs; February,
1180 boxes of cheese manufactured.
ary, •• are loo well off financially to
Second—It the county court is to 7,181 lbs; March. 54,978 lbs; April,
Patrons were paid fur butter fat as
want to marry.
open a road from so and so to so and so, 174 886 lbs. May, 271.607 Iba; June. follows: March. 27.6c; April, 29 5c
Street, 7 illamook
op. Larsen
“The girl m I io earnestwelve, fifteen or
299.306 lbs; July. 315 368 lbs; August. M«y. 28c.¡June. 28c. July. 27.7c; Aug’
twenty dollars a week sets fur herself give lhe engineer the full sway to
a standard of living dress and small ahead with the project ; know what it 295,336 Iba; September. 235,606 Iba; ust, 27c ; September, 29c ; Oct,, 29.5c.,
luxuries which would require a husband will cost when completed ; call lor bids, October, 157,762 tbs; November, 73,656
and November, estimated, 29c. I sold
earning twenty-five, thirty and fifty dol letting lhe work by contract to the low­ lbs; and December, 34,744 lbs.
Total all this with the exception of March
lars respect ivelj
Sh” regards as nr
crsaitiea what her mother considered est responsible bidder under bonds. When for lhe year. 1,933.843 lbs. This was a vh» sse.
luxurns Hainan who is earning only the road is completed under the daily gain of 172,791 lbs. over the year 1907.
Tire factory received 2 cents per lb.
as much a* the girl or a few dollars more directorship of the engineer lhe con
Butter fat in milk, 73,606 lbs., being for making cheese, or a total of$1402 94
a week asks her to marry him, lie known
Expenses for the year were $1329 09
that the girl must either deprive her sei I tractor to receive his pay as he was em­ an average butterfat content ol .03806
per cent.
of some things she has grown to regard ployed.
less supplies on hand $2.35.
as necessities or she must continue to
Amount of cheese manufactured and
Third—The rock crusher, now lying
Assetsand liabilities of the company
work
And there is many a home,
sold, 215.282 lbs. Yield, 11.13 lbs of
hungry young man to day loo proud to idle, should be crushing rock under
are as follows Due the company for
cheese
per
100
lbs.
of
milk.
contract per yard. It should be kept
allow ins wife to work.
cheese. $221 71 ; amount in hands of
3,152 boxes ol cheese manufactured.
•‘ Through agitation and her own buav to pay the interest on lhe invest
homst effort al desk, counter and loom, ment.
Cheese sold for $26,576.12. Average treasurer, $105.66; Factory building
valued at $8rK>, supplies on hand, $2.35
woman ia rapidly nearing the goal of
F«»uith —The county court to holJ the price received for cheese was 12 35 cents
equality in woik and wage« with men
for making November cheese, $35,52
per
lb.
Her services ate worth today as much engineer responsible |ur all roads in the
Total resourses, $1165 24.
Patrons were paid for butter fat as
sa those of the num who might marry county under his improvement plans
Liabilities. 20 shares of capital stock
het —if her services were worth leae.’
follows:
January,
31.7
c.;
February,
32c;
specifications, etc.
Ths contract system is not new in March. 34c ; April. 35c.; May,30c ; June, »500 ; bills payable, $200 ; interest on
The Jumping Off Place.
road building and would meet with 3(te.; July 30’lsc.; August 30t»c.; Septem­ same. $1'2 60; du* patrons for milk
' Consumption had ms in its grasp success and the approval ol ths taxpay. ber. 31c.; October, 314$e.; November, $204.48. Tutal liabilities $917 44.
and I bad al,Host reached ths jumping
I would further like to mention that I
off place when I was advised to try Dr era of the, county once the plan was 30c., and December, 31.6c. Average per
100 lbs. milk $1.17 8 10. Average for have been requested to brrug the mat-
King» New Discovery .and I want It* started.
sav right now, il aavuj mv life
Im
ter of selecting a delegate to attend the I
The writer of this article is a good butter fat 30 95c per lb.
pro« ament began with lhe first bottle roads advocate and nut onlv
Factory received $3767 34 for makii g sessions of a proposed cheese inspection I ■°HEESE' Til,amook t0Portland
advocates
and after taking ,>nn di ten bottle» 1
cheese for the year.
association before yon. Several meet
"»» A well and hst’pv man again,11 save their building but has more than once
Expenses lor the year were 132'6 48. ings have been held in thia citv with the !
George Moor«, of Giiiorafaml. N.C. As pulled off his coat and helped make im
a remedy for coughs and Colds and provements on the roads and will con­ and $7 35 tor whistle.
purposed view of organising socb a
Tutina, 12'. Cents
healer of week, »oie lung and for pre tinue to work for the improvement mid
Resources and liabilities of the com- cheese inspection association, the expens
venting pneumonia New Discovery is
es to be born by the several factors, i„ |
T rips
•upiema
Vie and $1 uo at C I building of more and better roads than pany are aa follows
Assets Supplies on hand, ♦ 160 55 , proportion to the amount of cheese
Clo'igh'a druggist Trial bottle free
we have nt prearnt. It is deeds and
due company from dealers for cheese. manufactured by them, not to exceel
not excuses th it we want.
Nignborhood Favorite
♦454 35 , amount ia hands of treasurer. 1-10 of lc per lb If you eould select
Toara truly.
Mrs. K |). Charles. n( llarbi.r. Maine
$48 24 , factory building valued at th,, delegate at your annual meeting
B c rV M,''RTNKR' Agent Couch Street Dock. I1'
R ollis W. W atson .
speetamg of Electric Biters, ••y» • U
$1300 Total resources $2163 14
It would save calling ,nothir
—
UMB Agent. TiUam^L Orego„. ,
•• « n«ighl,<>rh<K>d favorite hrre with
Liabilities. 25 shares capital stock, of the stockholders for that purpose
ii,
U ilearives to be a farorltr «very
Foky’a Honey ami Tar clear« the air par value. $1250 00. I do not know of
I would also like to say that the
"haie lt glvwr qulch reliof In dyspep ^xaaag
atopa the irritatioQ m the
■la hver oniplaint. kiiinrv drrangr throat, soothe* the inflamed mem bra ne'e, any other liabilities.
committee to whom
„ferred thtt
nvn». mslnutrilloii. i>et»iH,»nvaa. «eak- and the moat «»tatinate cough disappears
There is on* other matter I would like port ">ske a full and complete ex.mm.
nvaa an4 général liebility Itaactionon
S»re and mfl tmed lungs ----
are
healed and to mention in this report.
report At a me-ting lion of all account, of rewipi, tnd ((jj
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lhe blood aa a Ihorough puriHer makvs atreaglhened, and the _ cold
is expelled i..-|, a.ia
T.n.—„ a
.
bnrsemeats of the company since I ba
il e«pe«>iallr i.«eful a» a aprtng medicine Iron»
hT.
■<¿TîT .» sm» .bin Rs. r.i-a^.
from the
lhe ayntmn.
ayatem. R.fuw any but th*
«G*
I Ma giaud altera’lre tonte ta
un genuine ir. the yellow |>ackage J 8 ,*"n *° orR«n,li • cheese inspection been secretary Respectfall» submits.
i'e aoarantee al C. ! l'iouxh'e diug 1 smar, Tdlanio A . Ilawk & Miller. Bay association, to be composed nf the »»ver
L arl H aberlach ,
'-'"I-
I al factories in thiscounty manufacturing
^retarr.
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