Tillamook headlight., February 18, 1909, Image 2

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 18, 1909
farmers
I as prices go. 1 think the matter of get various interests to get quick returns, at
ting a cheese inspector to further along the expense of the industry nnd the peo­
LlOXI. ADVBBTI8KMKNT8 ;
j() than we had hoped it could be a year ple were all in the game. A cheese in
First Insrtion, perline................... |
5, or two ago, thanks to the work of a spector will eliminate this trouble as the
Eacli raf«equeiit insertion, line....
; number of the patrons of this and sev cheese will bare to be cured before it
Business and prnfeanional cards,
c in lie graded
1 month ...................................... 1 Oft . eral other co-operative creameries.
Homestead Noticea ........................
Much could 1« said in favor of cheese
Respectfully submitted.
Timber Claims ..............................
inspection. It will be ol greater benefit
C aul H absblach . Sec.
Loda per line ei.ch insertion ...
to the large factories with experienced
Display advertisement, an inch.
1 month ......................................
SO Meda Co-Oper. Creamery Co makers w hose cheese arruf more uniform
All Resolutions of Condolence and To the Directors and Stockholders of the quality, thau to the small factories
Lodge Notices. 5c. per line.
Mvd« Co operative Creamery Co . w icre they can't afford experienced
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Ltd , Cloverdale, Oregon.
makers. It will also assist IU building
Notices. Lost, Strayed or Stolen, etc ,
G entlemen —Following is tn.v report uj larger iactorics where al present
minimum rale, 25c. not exceedu g Uve
lines.
is salesman for your company for the there are several small individual plants,
year I9U6 :
by muking it of advantage to them to
RATES OP SUBSCRIPTION.
Amount of milk received: March, unite in a centralized organization and
.STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
24,124 lbs.; April, 90,540 lbs , May, in thin way improve the quality of cheese
One year.............................................. 1 1.50 141.603 II«.; |une. 142.845 lbs . July. Irom those locations where at present
Six months .........................................
75 148 570 11« , August. 117,400 lbs.. Sept there are many brands ol vurious quali­
Three months......................................
50 71.742 lb« ; Octol*er. 41,950 11« ; »nd
ties.
November, 17,774 lbs
Total for the
As to a cheese instructor, the burden
year, 796.648 If«., or a‘gain of 78,244 lbs. of expense will be on the large factories.
ovet the year 1907.
They are all hiring capable makers
Amount of butter fat in milk was whose methods may vary, but I venture
30,874 11«. A verage butter fat content to say it they are provided with good
was .03875 per cent.
milk and are given an opportunity to
85,529 lbs. of chetre were manu properly cure the cheese i hey will turn
factured «ml sold for I i 0.523 8J. at an out a grade that Tillamook will be
average price of 12.20 eenlH pr-r lb. proud of. I see no reason oi starting a
Average \ ield was *10 75 lbs. of cliew-e dairy school at the expense ol the large
p r 1<MI lb-*, of milk.
factories for thebenefitol the small ones.
1,444 boxes of cheese manufactur< d
It a maker is not capuble ol operating
and sold.
a lactory, granting lie is furnished with
Patrons were paid for butter fut us good milk, the cheese inspector will dem­
Nine of the co-operative cheese factor
ka to make their annual reports give follows: March. 81c.; April, 29c.; 27c. onstrate it. If a maker desires instruc
]7 898,607 pounds of milk received. for May; 28 2c. for June; 28.8c. for tions it should be the dntv of the inapec.
The Independent Church.
2 048.128 pounds of cheese manufactured, July; 28 8c for August ; 28 5c. for S»*pt.; tor to assist him. A maker should stand
which sold for 1256,014 40. The Tilla­ 29c. for October; and 29c. for N vember. on his own merits, and it would be
The same bible thiit is Authority
Making charges was 2 cents per lb. absurd to enter into a contract with a
mook Creamery received the largeet
the law a*id g»»spel is authority for
cheese,
making
$1,712
58
for
the
year.
amount of milk of any factory in the
maker to operate a factory unit then doctrine of the Independent Church.
I <1 j not know what your resources appoint a uun to tell him how.
county, last year, viz . 3.775,K48 pounds,
The old and new t sta uent d alt with
u Inch piotiuced 388,186 pounds of cheese and liabilities are, as your local secre­
F red W. C hristensen .
the law and gospel.
lhe Independent
and 10,331 pounds of butter, which was tary looks after that and also your » x-
church with a third proposition entirely
pense
account.
s<>ld for $18,969 43 and 2,973.61 re­
Justice E E. Sntph Dead
apart from either the law or gospel.
i think the outlook for the comn g
spectively. All the factories rrjxjit an
Los A ngeles , Cal., k*-b 10.—Justice Christ fulfilled the law and thereby be­
increase in the amount of milk rvceiv« d. seaaon is good for the dairymen of this
county, as prices will probably rule at Edgar E. Selpli diwl suudeidy at his came the end of the law to everv believ­
least as high aa they were the past home. No. 120« Exst Twenty-fourth er. We go one stepluriher by saying
The outlook now is that we street yesterday sflerinxm. His health that the man who respects the light of
To the Patrons, Directors and Stock seison.
conscience or that believes in the office
holders of The Tillamook Creamery, will have a cheese inspector fur the had begup to decline several months ago.
Tillamook, Oregon.
coming season, appointed and under the but his death was unexpected, his ail­ of the Holy Glmet is free from the im­
position of both the law and gospel.
ment being Bright’s disease.
Gentlemen :—I wish to make the fol­ control of the farmers.
The Independent Church is lor men
Justice Selph was born 48 years ago
Respectfully submitted,
lowing report as secretary of the Tilla­
last December, in Salem, Or., and re­ who are capable of descerning che differ
C arl H aberiach , Secretary.
mook Creamery tor the year 1908.
mained in that state until he graduated rnce lie twee u the law, gospel and the
The fcctory received for the season of
1908 a total of 3,775,848 lbs. of milk, The Cheese Industry of Tillamook from McMinnville College. He served a« dictates oi conscience.
God is a Spirit, man is a spirit, for it
County.
instructor at that college for five yearn
We are now entering upon
a gain of 420,466 11« over the year 1907.
lakts
soul, body and spirit to constitute
and
then
began
the
study
of
law
under
Receipts per month were hi follows :
New
Year.
a
ro editor of tillamook headlight .
W. D. Fenton, now attorney for II if a man, the reflection ol God the Spirit
January, 1 10 552 lbs ; February, 97.
At a rerent meeting of the delegates
Souiht-rn Pacific Rad way. He was ad­ upon our spirit is called conscience.
Let ns make this the most
238 lbs ; March, 167,517 lbs.; April,
from a number of Tillamook's largest
The man that is too dumb to have prosperous
mitted to the bar Jill Oregon in April.
year Tillamook
333,870 11«.; May. 462.420 lbs ; |unt.
facturi««, ail organization was nfi ve<i
1890. He came to Southern C diforida any convictions, or to suffer the re- County has ever enjoyed.
467 797 lbs.; July, 621 934 lbs., August.
to promote the welfare of the cheese in­
rnoise
of
conscience
for
a
wrong
act.
in 1898. He whs well known in lodge
539,679 lbs ; September. 393,255 lbs. ;
dustry in this country and provide foi
We should all encourage,
October. 289.290 lbs ; Nov, 183,138 an in«|>ector or instructor as the case circles, being a Shriller, member of the would not l< eligible to membership in
Knights Templar. Knights of Pythias, the Independent Church.
aid
and assist all industries
lbs. ; and December, 109,188 lbs.
might be. Any movement that will im­
Under both the old and new testament and enterprises, and not play
Woodman of the World. Fraternal Broth­
Butter fat in milk, 148,977 lbs , at an
prove the present conditions of the
God and Christ were introduced to the i
erhood and the Order of Eastern Star.
average butter fat content of .03945 per
freeze out with what we have.
«fairy industry should be encouraged in
Justice Sei ph leaves a widow and two people by men called priests or minis- i
cent.
every way possible.
ters.
and
those
who
accepted
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their ;
We
vvcaic
are gv
going to do our part
sons. Ewald and Raymond. His father
207.790 lbs. of milk (being Jan. and
No doubt the directors of this nss«>cia
boosting.
William Bel ph, and his bister Mrs. Adah <1 loctrine were obliged to manifest it by •
Feb. milk) were made into butter.
rion will encounter numerous difficul­
IO.33i lbs. ot butter were made in Jan. ties. as there are many points to be Morrison, are also living and reside in form.
In the present age there is no form re j
We will also try to do even
Southern Oregon.
and Feb., which was sold for $2,973.64
considered in a movement of this kind,
quired, from our early infancy we are; better than W’e have hereto-
3.568,058 lbs. of milk was made into
The deceased piacticed law in Tilla­
and I take the lil>erty to express myself
under the influence of God the spirit, I fore jn keeping up with OUT
cliecae.
mook county before he left for Califor.
on this subject.
every word, act or thought of our life is I s(ock of goods in every line
388,189 lbs. of cheese manufactured,
One of the most important points to ilia, and his friends here regiet to hear
attended by the Spirit, and we either I and furnish the best goods pOS-
mid told for $48.069.43. This is an
be considered i*i the manufacturing of of his death.
heed its gentle swasion or harden our '
average of 12.383 cents per th.
sible for as little money.
first grade cheese is the quality of milk
Live Game Department At The heart in defiance of our convictions.
Average yield was 10 88 lbs. ol cheese
delivered. It is absolutely necessary to
We read "if a Qian sin against God or
Big Fair
per 100 lbs. of milk.
have pure, untainted milk to make first
Christ he shall be forgiven, but there is
Patrons were paid $43,983.82 for
grade cheese. The climate conditions of
One of the big attractions on the Pay no forgivenness il we sin against the
butter fat.
the country are such that it is unneces­ Streak at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Spirit. ”
175 boxes of butter and 5,847 boxes
sary for a pation to deliver sour or taint Exposition will be the Washington State
There is but one wav to sin aguinst
of cheese were sold.
ed milk. Of course it is the cheese mak­ Live Game Exhibit.
the Holy Ghost, aud that is to not heed
Patrons were paid for butter fat as
er’s duty to return such milk, as it not
Five acres of vergin forest have been our convictions ot right and wrong.
follows : January, 30c. ; February, 30c.;
only impure« the quality of che»se but set aside for this purpose where the
The law was written on tables of stone
March. 31 6c.; April. 3 Hr ; May. 28 7c.;
reduces the yield, thereby putting the patrons of the Exposition will have the the gospel was preached, but the spitit
June, 28 1 6c ; fulv, 29c , August, 29.7c.;
hands of the patrons who deliver bad opportunity of seeing the rarest collec­ comes dmet to us and we are obliged to
Srpiemlier, 29 8c. ; October, 30c. ; No-
milk into the pockets of those who de tion of game animals ever exhibited in do one ol two things, either respect its W. E. Catterlin.
Harry Sharp.
yeinber, 29c. ; and December 30c.
liver good milk. Thecool nights favor the United States.
influence
and
abide
bv
our
convictions
Patrons were paid $1.1 7 per 10O lbs. the patron who leaves the milk in the
Every animal will be catalogued with or to disrespect its warning and become
of milk.
barn or tails to wash his cans as thev the owner's name and address giving «lead Io our inward sense of right.
Receipts of the factory for the year
should lie washed, causing the mtllc to those who wish to dispose of their
If a man chooses to worship God un­
were $7.140 60.
contain bad bacteria which is slow to animals an opportunity to place them der the law he should go where the law
Expenses (or the year were $6,517.82.
develop until heat is applied, then it is with an exhibit that will be seen hy
is read, if his choice is the gospel he
Resources and liabilities of the factory
too late, the damage is done ami the thousands of visitors from all parts of
should go where the gospel is preached.
at this time are as follows :
maker cannot place the blame. 80 il the world who will daily throng the
I choose to worship God according to
Resources : Due company from whole
occurs to me that the proper place to Exposition grounds.
the dictates of conscience, therefore both
salers for thecae $1,085.13 ; supplies on
start this movement is at home. Let
Mr. Arthur Dexter, the Assistant Di- the law aud gospel are an offensive im
hand $661 08; a mount
in hands of
every peroon who is inteiested in the rector ol this department, stales that a
position to me. and I find that the average
treasurer, $262.42 ; the factory building
dairv industry appoint himself a com- large uumlier of animals from Alaska in
preacher is just as liable to preach one
and ground valued at $2,525.79 . 1909
ipittee of one to improve the sanitary eluding two cub bears from Kadiak
thing as another, that he confounds the ,
exfiense account. $140.03 ; other re
conditions of his own dairy and see that Island, were brought down on the late
law. the gospel, and the liberty of con­
souices as ¡ier balance sheet, $331 «2
every thing in connection with it is in boats last tall and are waiting to be in
science until no one knows where he is
Total, $4,955 67
first class shape, that the milk cans stelled with this exhibit.
at.
J, C, G ove .
Liabilities me 46 shares of capital
and pails are washed and scalded and
stock outstanding, $1150.
provide a suitable place to keep the milk
Nighborhood Favorite.
A Higher Health Level.
I do not know ofany birther liabilities.
Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor. Maine,
at a distance from the barn w here it can
•• I have reached a higher health level —.
This leaves a surplus account of $3805 •
lie airiated without absorbing bad speaking ot Electric Bil'.ers, says: •• It
is a neighborhood favorite here with
67. 1 have charged several items to a
odors
us." It deserves to be a favorite every­
loss ami gain account, hi your commit
Franklin, Maine. “They keep my I
A word in regard to straining. I have where. It givea quick relief in dyapep-
ituinach, liver an.l bowels working junt j
tec to whom is referred this rip >rt will
had patrons tell me they knew their milk aia, liver complaint, kidney dermuce right." If theae pill, disappoint you on j
ace.
was clean liccause they had strained it mem, malnutrition, i-eivonsiiesa. weak­ trial, money will be refuddad at Chas, j
ness and general debility. Its action on
This gives us a new ba la nee sheet. 1
twice. Very good, il the strainer was the blood, as a thorough purifier makes I. Clough's drug stura. 25c.
wish your committee to whom will lx
clean, otherwise they deceive the eye it especially useful as a spring medicine.
referred this report will make a thorough
$IOO Reward, SIOO.
but not the milk. Quite frequently the This grand altera>ive tonic is sold un '
Th. reader» of ihl. paper wit) be pleased u I
examination of all accounts up to date
i cause of tainted milk is due to using an dar auarantea al C. I Clough's drug learn that there is at least one dreaded diseass
•lore. 5Uc.
In the fivs ytars from 1904 to 1908
that science has been able to cure in all its
i unclean strainer or cloth. I prefer the
stages and that Is Catarrh. Hair, Catarrh I
inclusive, we have suffered one loss o^l milk unstrained as all milk is strained
Foley's Oimo Laxative cure« conslips. Cure IS the only positive cure not known to the
medical frateroily. Catarrh beliia a con.tilu I
fifty cases ol cheese, und amount of net I nt the factory.
lion and liver trouble and makes the 11 Ion. I disease requires a constiiutionanl treat I
loss and accounts overpaid petrons
meat
Hall s Catarrh Cute is taken Oilern.llv
It will probably require a dairy iis- healthy and regular Orino is superior •ctii>,
■ cttllff
lltwxit
- '
Upon the
ihr Mood .ad ____
nnlo.,.
CHEESP
wx
x.
total $967.22 lor the same lime,
This I spector Ixcfore all this is accomplished. to pil la and latdels aa it does not gripe jiuf.i». .tirecdy
t th. ...irn, thereby de.troj In, th.
•* C C ° 12 »
IHlatnOOk tO Portland
or
uauaeate.
Why
take
anything
else*
fouud.tnw of the ■li»e.w.aud gl.in, the patient I
ha« been carried to the loss and (»in • However there are men who are in
J.B. Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk * Mil. «tren,th by buddln, up the constitution aud
account.
Ml'tinit nalure Indoüi, It,work the proDrie
favor ol a cheese inspector, w ho sav if ley. Bay City.____________
Tuiins, 12j Cents per Case
tor. hare K> much t.ith In Its curstle. power.
It may l»e that the annual repent s dairy inspector visited their ranch
„ 1
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I ,h** ,.h*v off'r
Hundred hollers tor .nt
Foley s Honey and Tar clears the air ,
iall. tocure. eend for list oftesti
should contain no hrlicitations. but I they would kick bon off 1 hey should
Trips, 15
cannot refrain from showing the gain extend a welcome hand and meet the pasaaa».. »tops the irri'ation in the
»>
»•
throat, axthes the inflamed meint.rance,! Sold bv DmggtetB -w tSK' * C0 ■To,*4o °-
made by th« company in •tn reeelpts
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-- disappear
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i ; TaM. HallM||> h)r
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sanitary requirements.
and 1 .i
the
most -- ohatinate
i-ough
during fire last five years. From receipts
Another pr<qxt»itiun the a««<M*iatioi) S..re and in fl i med lungs ale healed and |
of 1.585 021 11« of milk in 1904. valued should remedy Is the shipping of new or strengthened. and the cold is expelled
HfNirne cough« and stuffy cokii (hat
F P. BAUMGARTNER, Agent Couch Street Dock. Portland, Oregon.
from ll.e system. R.fuse any but the
at $15,6041.00 receipts have steadily in
uucurrd cheese. Th’s is the principal genuine ir. the yellow package —J S. may develop into pneumonia over night
arw quickly cured by Foley » Honey and
creased. until IBM showed receipts of
B. C. L amb , Agent, Tillamook, Oregon.
' canoe of our present trouble.
No d<»ubt Lamar. Tillamook Hawk A Miller Bay Tar. and it « mm he« inflamed membrane«
3.775,848 I ha. of mdk and lhe p.oduct
______________
it is the duty of the directors of the rar City.
heal« tl< lungs and exp-ls the cold from I
shows a value of ovor $51.600.00. For ion« factorie« to look after thia matter
the system —J. s. Lamar. Tdlamoko.
Keeping Open House.
tl» l>ast five years the factory has rectiv
Hawk A- Miller, Bay City.
IHuvide cool c«ii1uK rooms with mure
I
rtl/»ver 14,500,000 lbs. of milk, and its
Everybody to welcome when we feel
shelf room and «re that n«r cheese is good and we feel tg«t wav only when
product was sold for approiimateljr
Pneu
monta
Follows
Le
Crin
De
shipped until it it properly cured, which our digestive organ, are working pro­
Pneumoii a oit n f<>l|..wa |a ,riM»
$190.000 00.
Dr King a New Life Pills regu­ never rollo«« the u«e of Fulev*. Flonev
is one <>f the important parts of it i m in- perly
White no one can fortell the future, yet
late
the
action
of
stomach,
liver
and
•n<i T«r. for la grippe roughs sti.l
ufacture This means the people will
. «Ti?!?.**8/.* TR A PPERS’ GUIDE .Ä»
bowels so perfectly one can't help feeling
fudging it by the past, we should have
have to wail lunger for their money In r-od when he nw. three pills. 25v at -eatrd cMs. Rrfuw» any but the genu­
ine in Ihn vello« p^ckMge—I s |>mar
a good season the coming year, as far
WW«
tear, * \ TrJZTt •<
\
. n— ••»4
c * Va» J «. hu— •
the p ist it has 1 een a race between tha C. 1. Clough's drug store
.
(¿, s < r
T*«’T«*»-wrs «1 ® IM' s I mbs 'I"'*
Tillstnouk. Hank 4 Miller. B«y t_l»y
Advertising Batea.
READ THE
WEEKLY OPEGONIAN
OF FORTLAND
For the general tiewsof the
World also for informât ion about
liow to obtain the ^fe®ul<s
in cultivating the so^ il, Siock
RaisinpVditGrowi«? etc.
CHEESE
You can secure dits excellent
paper by
Sufbcribing for the Headlight.
IN DU STR Y.
Nine Factories Turn Out
Over Two Million
Pound of Cheese.
Both Papers for $2.25.
TODD & CO ■*
Clothiers and Furnishers.
The Store That
Makes Good
The Tillamook Creamery.
New Yeai
Now is the time to invest in Tillamook property.
Values will double in a few years.
CATTERLIN & SHARP,
Real Estate Agents.
Main Street, 1 illamook City, op. Larsen House.
Pacific Navigation Co-'s
STEAMER SUE H. ELMORE,
The ONLY Freight and
PASSENGER
Boat making regular trips between
TILLAMOOK AND PORTLAND.
FREIGHT, $3.00 PER TON
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