Tillamook headlight., March 25, 1909, Image 3

T illamook headlight , march 25, 1000.
NEW DAIRY LAW.
Specifying what the Dairy­
men Must Comply with.
the dairy department of an Agricultural
College. Said deputies shall take and
filo with the Secretary of Slate an oath
that they have the qualifications apeci.
fied in thia Act, and to faithfully per
form tbe duties assigned them, and
»ball hold their appointment at the
pleasure of the Dairy and Food Coni
miasioner. In addition to the general
duties hereinbefore provided, these
deputies shall organize and conduct
cow testing Associations and shall c >1-
lect and distribute valuable dairy in­
formation in all ways within their
power. They shall inspect the sanitary
condition of dairies, creameries and
examine into the quality of the milk
and cream used ill these plants a id the
sanitary condition thereof. Any or all
of them at the direction of the Dairy and
Food Commissioner,
visit different
creameries and take two samples of
cream from each patron received at
that creamery for testing. One sample
shall be sealed and stamped with
the label of the I> ury and Food Co i.»J
miasioner. and left for the owner or
manager of the Cieamery. and the other
shall I* tested by a d*-putv of the Dairy
a d Food Co umimi-iner to determine
the p rcsnlage of
buiterfat con­
tained therein, and a rrpoit of said
test, shall, within ten (In) .lays be for
warded to liie da ry man contril.uting
such cream for comparison with the test
made by the creamery.
These deputies shall receive an annual
salary of not to exceed Twelve Hundred
Dollais ($1200.00) which shall be paid
in he same manner as ia provided by­
law for the payment of other officers of
tlie Dairy and Food D -p.irl ment. There
shall also be paid to these deputies their
necessary and actual expenses incurred
in the discharge of their official duties,
on the approval of the Dairy and Food
Commissioner, provided such expenses
do not exceed eight hundred dollars
($800 Oti) per year.
Sec. 7.—Any person, firm or corpora
tion convicted of violating any of the
provisions of thia Act, or failing to com.
ply with same, shall upon the first con.
viction be fined twenty-five dollars
($25.00); upon the second conviction
they shall fie fined fifty dollars ($50 00);
upon the third and all subsequent coil-
viclion», they shall be fined one huudred
dollars ($100.00).
See. 8.— The term person or persons
herein shall include corporation or c< r.
porationa.
Sec. 9.—That there tie and hereby ia
appropriated annually out of any money
ill tlie Slate Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, the sum of six tliousaiid
dollars'$8,000.00) for the purpose of tins
Act.
Sec. 10.—All fines collected under this
Act shall lie transmitted by the person
collecting the same to the Slate Trea­
surer and by him deposited in the fund
known as '•The Pure Food Fund.”
Sec 11—That it shall tie the duty of
the Dairy and Food Como- ssioner to
force the provisions of this Act.
Passed the House, February 20, 1999.
C. N. M c A kihck ,
Speaker.
Passed the Senate, January 28, 1909.
Below will lie found the Dairy Bill
which paired the State legislature, and
which is of considerable interest to the
dairymen of this county. Representative
Beals was instrumental in getting the
bill passed.
AN ACT
To provide measures for improving the
quality of nulk. cream, butter and cheese
and for all dairy products of Oregon,
and to provide for the employment ol
deputies qualified to inspect dailies,
creameries and cheese factories, and to
collect and desseminate valuable dairy
information, nnd to form cow testing
associations and to provide ,a penalty
for its violation ;
Be it enacted by the Legislative as­
sembly ol the state of Oregon :
Be it enacted by the people of the
Si ute of Oregon ;
Sec. 1. Relut nglothecnre of cream
s< paraiora and thy sale of milk and
cream ;
It »hull be unlawful for any dairymen
who skim» bin milk by cream separator
process co offer or expose for sale, or
sell any milk or cream coining from a
separator that is not thoroughly w ashed
and cleansed within three (3) hours after
each use thereof, or to offer or expose
for sale, or sell any milk or cream com­
ing from a separator that is kept in any
stable or other building where any ani
mal is housed or in any other place that
is unsanitary or where bad air exists,
provided that this does not prohibit
keeping such separators in a room that
is wholly separated by sealed and pa­
pered partitions from that part of the
stable ill which animals are housed. All
tin and wooden ware and other utensils
used about any dairy shall be kept in a
clean and sanitary condition.
Sec. 2. Cows and bams for dairy
purposes—Manner of keeping; When
cows are kept by anv person or persons,
fur dairy purposes, w-helher for butter,
cheese, or for the production of milk or
cream for sale in addition to provisions
already mnde by law and now enforced,
the stables or barns where such cows
are kept shall be thoroughly cleansed
eyery day and kept in a sanitary con.
ditioa. The cow's udder shall he
well cleansed immediately before each
milking, and when the udder is soiled
by mud or other filth, it must be thor­
oughly washed with water and wiped
with a clean dry cloth.
Sec. 3. Unwholesome milk and cream.
Whenever it is determined by the Dairy
and Food Commissioner, his deputy or
inspectors, thut any person is using, sei
ling or furnishing to any skimming
station, creamery, cheese factory, con
densed milk factory, milk depot, milk
dealer, the retail trade, or to any con
sumer of milk, any impure or unwhole­
some milk or cream, caused by the un
sanitary or filthy condition of the prem­
ises where cows are kept, or by the un­
sanitary or filthy care in haudling ol
these cows, the use of unclean utensils,
J ay B owerman ,
unwholesome food, holding the cream
President.
too long before shipping, or from any
Filed in the office of tbe Secretary of
other cause, the person so offend.ng State February 25, 1909,
shall lie notified and warned by the
commissioner, his deputy, or inspectors
Stiff Neck.
not to sell or furnish such milk or cream
Stiff neck is caused by rheumatism of
the
muscles
of
the neck. It is usually
at any of the places, or to anv of the
peisons above mentioned. A failure to confined tn one side, or to the back of
the neck and one side. While it is often
obey such notice and warning and the qui e painful, quick relief may lie had
continued sale of such milk or cream by applying Chamlierlain’s Liniment.
Not one case of rheumatism tn ten re
shall be deemed a violation of this act.
Sec 4 It shell tie unlawful for any quires internal treutment. When rliere
is no fever and no swelling as in muscu
person engaged in the manufacture of lar »nd clirmiic rheumatism. Cha uber-
butter for commercial purposes to uxe in lain'e Lmimeot will accomplish more
the manufacture of said butter any than any internal treatment. Fur sale
cream that is pronounced unfit for use by Lamar’s Drug Store.
by the State Dairy and Food Commis
A Pleasant Physic.
sinner, or by any deputy of the State
When you want a pleasant physic give
Dairv and Food Commissioner. Poss Chamberlain s Stomxch and Tablets a
euaion of such cream shall lie considered trial. Thev are mild u>>d gentle in their
prinia facie evidence of intent to so use action and always produce a pleasant
effect. Call al La mar’s Drug
the same, and s I m .I1 he deemed a misde cathartic
Store for a free »amide_____
meanor within the meaning ol thia Act,
nnlise said creamery possessing said un Simple Remedy for La Grippe.
La grippe coughs are dangerous as
fit cream slml) have made complaint im­
freq-iently develop into pneumonia.
mediately upon receipt of said cream to they
Foley's Honey and Tar not only stops
the State Dairy and Food Commission­ tlie cough but heals and strengtliens the
er and.requested his inspection of said lungs so that no » riouJ results need lie
erram, in which case, if the cream is feared. The genuine Foley'» Hattley and
contains no harmful drugs and is in
found upon inspection to be unfit, it a r»r vellow
pickaga. Il-fuse substitivtes
shall lie cnafiscateil, and the cre-linery —J L. Lt mar, Tillamook; Hawk &
shall not be liable to fine and shall not Miller, Bay City.
lie required to pay far said cream.
" My three year obi boy was badly
Sec. 5. Everv creamery must take constip ited, had a high fever and wax
samples of all cream purchased by it and in an awful condition. I gave him two
must keep »uch sa nples for a period of J *ea of Foley's Orino Laxative and the
(2) two da vs, subpet to the inspection next morning the fever was gone and
was entirely well Folev's Orino Iaxs-
of the State Dairy and Food Commis­ live sav«d his lifa.” A Wulkuali. Casi.
sioner. or his deputies.
mer. Wia.— J. L. Lamar, Tillamook;
Sec 6. Relating to the appointment Hawk A Miller. Bay City.
of additional deputies or employees bv
the State Dairy and Food Commission
er. prcscrrbmg their qualifications and
iluiies and providing their compensa
tion ;
In addition to the chemist otherwise
pri.tided by law tor tbe Dairy nnd
Paid up Capital..................... $25,000.
Food Commission, tbe State Dairy
Offers every facility for safe Imnking.
and Food Commissioner may appoict
as many as three (3) deputies qualified and respectfully solicits your busin««».
Acts ss trustee for onrporat oo». indi­
to assist in promoting the interesta
viduals and estates. Confidential trust
of the dairy ind us tr y ia tha o i sonar relations carried out faithfully.
herein provided, and in such way as I Interest st current rates on time de
may be required by the Dairy nnd Food p-wite.
Commissioner in the snforoeawnt <d the
Mail biiMneas given prompt attention
Fire and l-urglar proof safely deposit
dairy and food laws These deputies
shall be versed io modern, scientific boxes juot installed for convenience of
customers at reasonable rental.
sod practical dairy husbandry and shell
have had actual experience in the
management of a dairy for al least two
fur st l l d euu« aw/U. ewee. *• •**•««•
ft) year», or shall be a graduate from
First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY. ORE.
FOLEYS HOffEY-mffAR
Painter and Decorator.
TURN ON THE LIGHT.
I do all kinda ol Paiating. Decorating.
Tinting, Graining and Interior Finishing
Carriage Painting. Furni.
The Question of Public Morals a ture apeeiallv.
Refiniahed aa good aa new. My
work ia opto dale and guaranteed first
and Decency are Brought Out. class.
H. Sot-RS, inquire at King and
T.
Complete set of Abstract Books
in office. -Taxes paid for non­
Residents.
Smith Co.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT],
Office opposite Post Office.
Bids for Wood.
What is the matter with you, Charley ? Are you mad be­
cause you were away and, perhaps, did not get your part of the School District No 9 will receive
“tainted” money paid for defence ? Or tnay be you had a few sealed lads until une o'clock March 25th.
too many pulls at “bootleg” whiskey before you penned your re­ 1909.
For 80 cords <>f Dry Alder or Hemlock
marks for the public? Maybe you don't drink “bootleg” liquors? Wood, to be deliveted in basement ol
As is customary with the representative» of the law and de­ scboul house. Leave bid willi
grading business of liquor vending, their paid attorneys, and all
A lva F inley ,
others who attempt to defend such infamy as bootlegging et al,
District Clerk.
one C. W. Talmage indulges iu a few vile epithets.
He makes
his customary flings at religion, and ends by asking one whose Foley'» Kidney Remedy will cure any
of kidney or bladder trouble that is
codes of morals is patterened after the Man of Galilee, as near as case
not beyond the resch of medicine. Cures
we know how to do that, to come to his office and settle the mat­ backache and irregularities that if neg-
Iwle t might result in Bright s dieeaae
ter, presumably, as two dogs would end their contention over a or
dialieiea — J. L Lamar. TlUauiuok;
bone. Such methods and language are their main weapons of Hawk & Miller. Bay City.
defence, the ones they prefer to use, the only ones they use with
skill by reason of habit. Questions involving a moral principle
are not settled that wav. And we have no personal animosity
Cura* Ooldsi Prevents Pnountonla
against any one, nor any desire to be personal in our remarks,
farther than such persons place themselves in the light of the
MASONIC LODO E.
truth and tbe revealed where they stand on this issue. Vile
a No. 57. meet» on third Satur­
epithets we will not indulge in.
As for “they talk and talk and don’t point out, they argue and
day of each month in
argue and don’t show wherein;” did you ever read about those
who have eyes, see not, and have ears, hear not ? Some of that
I.OOF. Hall, at 7;30p.m.
tribe is alive evidently.
F
rank
S kvkbanc E, W.M.
Drunks, low, wcllowing, dead drunks ; hilarious, loud, curs­
E rwin H arrison -, Sec.
ing drunks ; drunks, but for the immediate aid of a physician
R. A. D. PERKINS,
would have proved fatal, doubtless, drunk boys, drunk girls, have
been numerous, very numerous. But as is often the case, only
sober people know a drunk person when they see him. And
RESIDENT DENTIST.
thank goodness, there are more sober people among us than
Office in Sturgeon's Building.
drunk ones. Yet the court records will show some drunks lately
too. See ?
All Work Guaranteed.
The fact is there are far too many drunk people amongst us
OREGON.
The lamentable fact is that so many of these are boys and girls not TILLAMOOK.
yet of age. For their own and their parents’ sake, doubtless, they
have not been exposed in court, but unless there is a speedy
J. R. HARTER,
change for the better the police officers will hot be doing their
duty unless they make an example of some of the worst of them. Real Estate and
And if that does not change them a bit for the better, bring all
Financial Agent.
found intoxicated into court.
Insurance.
But this is not the remedy contemplated by the Local Option
Law. According to our law, the illegal selling of liquor for other
OFFICE: TILLAMOOK HOTEL.
than medical or mechanical purposes is a crime. The crime is a
grave one. The full penalty is severe. But not too much so
Did You Ever Try
For the abuse of the former license system, which was aimed to
HARRIS
’S NEW FEED AND
prevent excessive drinking, has made plain to the majority of
LIVERY
RAHN,
thoughtful; well disposed people, the enonnity of the inherent
evil of the liquor business. Vice, crime, poverty, disease, physi­
If not, give him a call.
cal, mental, moral and spiritual blight are all entailed on society
Everything first-class. Second
by the liquor business, its votories and defenders.
These things are acknowledged by al) except those so narrow
block South of P O.
in their vision they cannot see, or so base as to sell their souls for
pelf. True, honest men may yet differ in their opinions as to the
W. G. H arris , Prop.
best remedy, practical remedy. But in this, as in many other
sections of our country, where live many millious of America’s
best, truest citizens, local option is the law with which we are
For Real Estate,
fighting this accursed buisness.
.-SEE —
In this land of the “lauded majority” rule, every good
citizen is bound by his sense of justice and right do all in his W. c. TROMBLEY.
power to enforce that law, whether he approve the law or not,
BAY CITY. OREGON.
be he lawyer, judge, officer, juror, orlayinanof no other des­
tination than good citizens. See that point ?
Anyone who fails in any one of these positions should be
THE POET SAYS
called to think of this fact, and if he choses to persist in ob­
“ Beauty draw» un
structing the courts of justice, he deserves to be censured and to
by a single hair.”
suffer the consequences of his obstiuancy.
The failures iu prosecution in Tillamook have been along
This seems like something of
this line some where. The law is enforced elsewhere on no
an exagération on the part of the
stronger evidence of guilt.
poet, if at least doe« not apply to
Let us turn on the light that we may see where any of us
men. Th« man with a single
fail to do our duty. For one I want to stand iu the light on this
hair would not draw worth a
whole subject. If my positton is not tenable or proper, 1 want
cent, unless as a curiosity.
to abandon it for the light one.
People to look their best need
The penalty provided in the law is sufficient to effect a very
hair, they need all they ever
satisfactory state of affairs where lawyers, courts, jurors, and
have. If the hair begin« to go it
in time to use
citizensallow the law to be enforced. It is an opinion pretty
generally shared that there has been much obstruction along this
IMPERIAL HAIR TONIC.
Tlii> preparation eaves hair. It
line some where, ignorantly or purposely.
stimulate» the hair bulbs, cleans
It may be “anarchistic” to ask some questions that may
the scalp of dandruff or eruptions,
help us to find a solution for a bad state of affairs, but any one
and promote« new growth. Try
holding tenable ground need not fear the light. If I hold a "torch
it now.
in one hand and a bomb in the other,” it is to hold the one to see
Price 501. and $1 00 a bottle.
where to throw the other to blow this iuiquitable business back to
hell from whence it came, that earth’s millions of weeping moth­
ers, starving children, aud victimized men tnay be set free to
CHAS. I. CLOUGH CO., |
enjoy the persuit of life, liberty and happiness. And in its de­
Reliable Druggists
•
struction 1 do not desire the injury of any individual. That is a and Prescription Experts. S
prerogative reserved to the Creator of us all, to be used only for
those who stubbornly refuse to see and do right.
Men let us get right on this subjert.
Sincerely yours,
W. W. R osebraugh .
S. Vierick’s Bakery,
FOLEY5nONET™TAR
Both phones.
COOPER,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook ,
i
■■■■■■■■■I :
No Use To Die.
For Diseases of the Skin.
Nearly all dieeaae» of the skin auch aa
eczema, tetter, aalt rheum and barbera'
itch, are characterized by an intense
itching and auiarting, which often make*-
life a burden and disturbs »leap aud
reat. Quick relief may buhnd by apfdy
ing Chamlierlain’a Salve. It allay» the
itching and smarting alriioet matantly
Many ca-M have bean cased l>y tie use
Fur »ale by Lainar'a Drag Store.
The Lucky Quarter
la the one you pay out for • box of
Dr King's New Life Pill*. They bring
you the health tlmt-a more precious thaai
jewels. Try them for headaclie. bilious
Best Healer in the World.
oeaa, constipation and mularia, If they
Rer F. Starbird. of Baal Raymond, dieappomt vie tlie [w.c» will lie ohta-e
Maine, »aye: '* I have lined Bucklen'a fully refunded at Chaa. 1. Clough'» drug
Arnica s»l»e for aeverwl year»; on my store.
..Id army wound and other olwtiuale
w>re* and find it the beat lieajvr in tile STATaoe O hio . C itv or Tui.nxi, tu#
L cca » Cectrtv.
i B-8-
wo«Id. I ux M toe with great »tieces»
F-ank 1. Cheney m»k«a oath that he 1» aentar
in mr veterinary burinee.'' Price 25c. partner of the firn of ». J. Cheney » Co.. OotM
I bnalne»« tn the City of Toledo. County arid
at Chas. I. Cl.aigii a drug etore,
Huw can any perron riak taking Rome
unknown c.mgh remedy when Fofe-j .
Honey and Tar coats them no more ’ It
„ n agfe remedy contains no harmful
drug and cneeu toe ruo»t .detmale
cough» aud o'11«’«
whf e«l«rimeni
w<h your health t Insist upon Imrtng
tbe genuine F.dey'a Honey and Tar —J
L. Lam-r. Tillamookl Hawk & Miller,
Bay Ci*y.
. Mate afereeeid end ll.el «aid arm will pay the
| <«a of ONM HVNltU* UUU.AMH for ear-h
and every r-aae of Catarrh that cannot he cured
t.y the nee at Hall e catarrh Care
PRANK J. CHUNKY
Iwor» to Iwfore and aulMrthwt in >u y preo-
ence, thie ath day of tumstnr, A 0 tea.
.
.
A. W GLKA»0M,
r Sii i
Notary Public
IfalPa Catarrh Care ia lake» internally, and
acta directly oh the htood end »eeove etirfacea
of the a.etrm
oepd l.n tr*MmoHlah> tree
r. J. CHF VHV AOO. ToledH. O.
Sold hy ell Irruegleta ne
rake Hairs Faniity PHiefo« cotaelipellea.
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE.
Especially thia Week.
ORDER YOUR
MAPLE
CREAM
O regon .
C akl haberlach ,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Office across the street and north from
the Post Office.
H. GOYNE,
A ttorney - at L aw .
Office : Opposite Court House,
T illamook , O regon .
A. W. SEVERANCE,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
T illamook
..
O regon .
T. BOALS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON,
TILLA MOOK.
Office- Olson Building.
Residence: Mrs. Weiss' house, west o
Mrs. Walker'».
D R. I. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Office over J. A. Todd & Co..
Tillamook, Ore.
w.
C. HAWK,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
BAY CITY, OREGON.
R. BEALS,
REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent ,
Tillamook, Oregon.
i p^R.
“1 have found out that there ia no uae
to die of lung Iroutil« ax long «» you
can get Dr. King's New Diacovery,’’
wira Mrs. J. P. White, of RusMtor«», Pa.
"I would not be nli»e to-day only for
that wonderful medicine. It looaena up
» cough quiche« than anything el»e. arid
cure« lung diHenite eeen after the cane ia
pronounced hopeleas.'' Tin» nuwt reli-
able remedy for coughs mid cold». la-
grippe. asthma. bronchitis and hoarse-
nets, ia »old under guarantee at Clma.
I. Omagh's drug »lore. 50c. and $1 00
Trial bottle free.
BOTTS,
A ttornky - at -L aw .
P. J. SHARP,
RESIDENT
DENTIST,
Office across the street from the
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
SARCHET,
L . The Fashionable Tailor.
Cleaning, Pressing and Repair­
ing a Specialty.
Store in Heins Photographic
Gullery.
J^OBERT A. MILLER >
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
Land Titles, Land Office Busi­
ness and Mining Law.
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Room, 306 Commrrciul Building.
LAYER CAKES.
L and O ffick B uminb « b
a S pecialty .
Everything In the Baking Line
Phone À. 1000.
OWING & COWINC
LAWYERS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United State» I .and Office,
Portland, Oregon,
R oom 334 W obcritkb B uii . oin «»,
T hikd and O ak S tbkbtii
March 10th, 190»
Room Next to the U S. Land Office.
NotioH is Iwrvbr given that tlie
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
whww post office nddrt-a« is St. Paul,
MianeMita, has thia ltkh day of March,
1909, tiled ia tins offkw its application
to aelect under the provisions of the
th «
Ac* of Congre»». approved July 1, 1898
ano
th «
(kONtat 597. 820) as extended by the
Ac* of Cfwrgr«-»», approved May 17,
1900. fxrt 4. aee. IS, tp. 1 N , R. 9 went,
KILL
COUCH
CURE
LUNC8
W.M,
Any and all persona claiming adver­
sely tha lands dexcribed. or desiring to
object because uf the mineral character
of the land, or for any other leason, to
th« disposal >o applicant, should file
their affidavita of |aw»t in tbta office,
oa or btdueu ah« 24 h day of Apsil, 1909.
AiasKBMOH 8. DaKMtKH
Register.
Pi rat publication March 25, I9u9,
Last publication April $2. 1999.
w<™ Dr. King’s
New Discovery
ro’Cstsr*
..¿Ma.
ANO ALL THWOkT MID LUWC TNOONLÍ».
GUARANTKRD BATIBFACTOBT
OB MOWBY BSTVVDXD.