Tillamook headlight., May 27, 1909, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 27, 1909
THE LANDLORD’S MISTA«
We don’t sell all the Good Clothes
in town, but all the Clothes we do
sell are good See the point ?
POWDER
For instance, it would be rank
egotism if we claimed that nobody
else deals fairly.
Besides, it
wouldn’t be so. But we’re safe
in claiming this : That you won’t
get more for your money—you
won’t get better value—you won’t
get fairer treatment at any store.
We thought that
The most highly refined and healthful
of baking powders. Its constant use
in almost wery American household,
its sales all over the world, attest its
wonderful popularity and usefulness.
Sincerity Clothes
were a shade ahead of any other
line. We had a chance of having
any of the other lines ; so that
proves itself. You can’t do better
either. Ask some friend of yours
who knows the make. We’re confident that he will be a better
salesman than our own.
Sincerity
Clothes
Copyright
Sincerity Clothes Shop
MASON, PENNINGTON & CO
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PROFITABLE DAIRYING INf
TILLAMOOK COUNTY.
April Payments for Butter Fat
at Co-Operative Factories
Clap the Climax.
The April payments for butter fat for some of the co-opera­
tive creamery associations, for which Carl Haberlach is secretary,
clap the climax or high prices for that month, making the c a y-
men feel jubilant when they received their checks this week. 1
returns for the two Nehalem factories are not to hand at present.
From present indications this year will beat all previous records
for
the price paid for butter fat in Tillamook county, showing the
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prosperous condition of the dairy industry in thiscounty.
F
,
-1, I be . r found
___ J the payments, madp
P
Below
will
made nr
or to be made, tori?
for 13
cheese factories :
Maple Leaf................
Tillamook Cry...........
Fairview Dairy Asso ■
South Prairie.............
Clover Leaf, Riverdale
Three Rivers
.....
Ocean Park ...............
Meda^Co-op ...............
Elwood, Donaldson’s
East iBeaver .............
Pleasant Valley............
Jackson & Saling......
Netarts.......................
40c.
40c.
38iç.
41c.
42.2c.
37c.
38.3c.
39c.
42.2c.
40c.
39.8c.
37c.
40c.
quite a contrast to the harsh, ungodlv it. The bias and spleen is show n in tile
shrill of the electric light plant at six fact that the interests and the men and
Don’t knock—boost Tillamook, for this o'clock in the morning in the dead of the the dniry associations centering around
the Tillamook County Bank come in for
is the identical time to boost the county winter.
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all the knocking while never a word of
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Of all places in Oregon,watch Nehalem foolish criticism is heard about the First
G t the concrete craz —and get it bad
—for concrete sidewalks and concrete grow ! The north part of the county has National Bank and those connected with
buildings will put Tillamook City upon a bright future before it, for the railroad that institution. If there were any just
will turn Nehalem into a land of paradise grounds for this kind of knocking there
a solid foundation. Aw«v with the old
and pleasure nnd industry. This will be would be some excuse, but instead of
frame buildings and plank sidewalks.
a great revelation to the settlers (here, doing any good it is .only widening the
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Why the devil don’t you get those logs who have borne the brunt and the hard, factional feeling and making it that
out of the slough, Mr. Whitehouse, for nhips with true western grit in being the much more difficult to get together on
We also give below the prices of cheese today at the following
they're in the knocker's way ? It is too first to open up that section ot country. common ground for the improvnient of
bad that the industries of the county All hail to the Nehalemites for their per­ the city and county. It is unfortunate, places :
12c. to 12\c.
New York prices to-day
should have to get out of the way for a severance and industry. Nehaletn will be because it is doing the citv a lot of harm
' 30 nearer f’ortland by the railroad than at a time when everybody should be
13c. to 13ic.
Wisconsin
few pleasure craft.
¡ Tillamook City, which will give it some putting their shoulder to the wheel ami
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12c.
to 12ic.
San Francisco 99
Those who have been knocking the i advantage over other sections of this working harmoniously together to make
1
lie.
to 12c.
Canada
99
co-operative dairy association should county. The Nehalem country has a the city an industrial center
ISic.
Tillamook
99
crawl into their holes and close it tip ! bright future, with plenty of openings
after them after reading the prices for and opportunities for investments. Now
Liquor Men on the Fight.
butter fat for April. But we suppose watch Nehalem grow !
Biliousness and Constipation.
BAY CITY.
M * t
they will keep knocking.
For years I was troubled wuh bilious­
The Oregon Journal says that the
If the county court would order the brewersand wholesale liquor dealers of
M. Moran has opened a plumbing and ness and constipation, which made life
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As a result of the new law requiring n road supervisor to make some improve­ Portland once more have joined hands tinning shop at Bay City. Country miserable for me My appetite failed
1>erson to take out a license to fish for ments on the road this side of the hatch­ against the common foe. the Anti Saloon work a specialty. Will carry a full line me. I lost my usual force and vitality.
Pepsin preparations and cathartics only
trout, the farmers for over seven miles ery it would be greatly appreciated and League, and are preparing to take up of pipe and supplies. All orders prompt made matters worse 1 do not know
along the Trask river will prohibit per money well spent, for the hatchery can the gauntlet cast down by that organi­ Iv attended to and work guaranteed. * where I should have been today had I
not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and
sons tresspassing upon or fish from their be made an ideal place for picnics and an zation for the election of 1910. To lead
land, and farmers haying land abutting interesting place to take visitors who them to victory, complete or partial, For Sale. Young Coach Horses. Liver Tablets The tablets relieve the
ill feeling at once, strengthen the diges
other rivers are doing th: same thing, come to this county. We respectfully they have imported a political general
For sale, 2 year old filey, broke, and a I live functions, purify the stomach, liver
nnd in n short time quite a Ing stretch of Hsk the county court to take this matter from San Francisco, who, during the
and blood, helping the system to do its
river front will be shut off to those who up at the next meeting. We do not know coming year, is to manage the political yearling, German Coach. Two fine ani­ work naturally.—M rs . R osa P otts .
mals
Itom
the
same
mare
and
will
make
Birmingham, Ala These tablets are for
fish.
any better way to sscertain the condi- battle in behalf of the liquor people. This
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tion of roads than to bike over them, political manager is now in Portland a splendid matched team. Enquire at sale by Lamar's drug store.
Here is another inculinr bit of legisla and the wny the snap shot man bumpty
•lie Headlight office.
Call for Warrants.
and commencing to lays his plans ol
tion in regard to clams. It is unlawful
bumped over that rough and rocky road campaign.
Wood Wanted
to dig clams in June, July mid August on made him come to the conclusion that
All General Fund Warrants, endorsed
Great secrecy is maintained on nil
the ocean beach of the Pacific ocean in
Bids wanted tor 30 cords 4ft. Hemlock prior to July 1, 1907, will be paid on
a little improve was imperative
W« hands concerning the plans and the
the State of Oregon. There is nothing in knocked a few boulders out of the road
wood, to he delivered l>y October 1st, presentation. Interest ceases this 31st
movements of the brewers and the
the law, however, to prevent a person
,
as we went pell mell down the grades, wholesalers. They say, for publication, to be out of sound timber delivered to day of March, 1909.
from clam digging in the bavs during
P. W T odd .
but there are a few left for the members that they know nothing of any new poli­ Clover Leaf Creamery Co.'s lactorv.
County Treasurer.
those months or at any time. The law of the county court to knockout of the
Bids to be submitted to Carl Haber-
tical agent, but at the same time the
distinctly says “Ocean beach,” so no one
way whenever they (eel like taking a word has come from the brewers and Inch, secretary, by July 1. 1909.
Notice.
will undertake to construe the law so as bike ride in that direction on the next
from the wholesalers, to those close in
to embrace the bay*.
Wood
Wood.
Wood.
Notice
is
hereby
given that the County
warm day when Old So) makes himself that the new director is in the city ready
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Court, of Tillamook, Oregon, will receive
felt.
Call
or
telephone
ROLLIE
WATSON
for the fray.
We wonder what the Woman Suffra­
for Spruce liutb wood. Immediate sealed bids for the opening and grading
Both the brewing and the wholesale delivery.
gists think ol tiring prohibited from fish
By a correct reading of the new fish
of what is known as the Bester Road,
ing for trout ? The persons or legislators Inw one would infer that female* under interests have come to the firm conclu­
on Wilson River, according to plans
For Sale
who drew up the new law had an object the age of 15 years were allowed to fish sion that it is time something is done to
and specifications on file with the County
in view They did not want any petti-, lor trout and those above that age are dam the wave of local option which,
A good 8 ox. lent 12x14ft.; also a Surveyor. Said bids to be on file with
coats along when they went fishing. Go not allowed to do so. The first clause of paradoxically speaking, is drying up the Folding Spring Couch.goodas new,with the County Clerk by June 2, 1909, at
for them, ladies, we’ll hold your bonnets the law save it shall he unlawful for any state. During the past two years or mattress. Makes a comfortable bed and 10 a m. County reserving the right to
while you scrap it out with the State person to fish during the open season un more the big liquor interests hare had several dozen fruit jars.— W. W. Rose reject any and all bids.
legislators who passed such a law. Get j ; less they first obtain a license, and in no central organisation and no central braugh.
By order of the Court.
vour hooks into them, girls, toril just J that part of the law relating to the issu political management, Die Anti-Saloon
1- C, H olden , Clerk.
A Snap.
shows how readily the stale legislators ing a licence it reads: "And if said appll League has been steadily plugging along
RRevl IW^,!1larn90n’8 Letter
leaving
a
wake
of
dryness
in
its
path.
bite st some billa.
i cant is a male person of the age of fifteen Now a state wide campaign of local
160 Acres Good Dairy Land, on Little
Kev I. W. Williamson. Huntington
,
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: years or more." From the reading of option is being planned and the liquor
In the death of Mr. P. F. Browne last ! this it is plainly seen that the county people are putting on their armor for the Nestuccs, 1 mile from cheese factory, % I used Fiiley s Kidney Remedy for ner
mile from school house and post office.
Sunday, the city lost one of its respected ' clerk cannot issue a license to female* to defense.
vous exhaustion and kidney trouble nnd
1 mile to beach Good spring water and an free to say that it will do all that you
business mtn, rnd we wish to add out fish and it ptohibits those above fifteen
If
you
want
to
feel
well,
look
well
and
enough
cleared
in
meadow
and
it. Foley’s Kidney
Kidr.ev Remedy
pasture claim for it?
tokeu of respect to the deceased.who had years of age from doing so. This may be he Well, take Foley's Kidney Remedy
to run 10 cows. Some timber of good has restored health and strength to
many admirable traits ol ch iracter to the letter of the law, but it is not the It tones up the kidneys and bladd-r,
thousands
of
weak,
run
down people
quality
Diesem'
sar,"iul dru«’ anti ? la
commend him. lie was a warm, kind spirit of the law as we interpret it. We i purifies the blood and restores health
For
further
particulars
write
to W. A peasant to take_J. S Lamar, Tilla­
friend and allied to those who advocated infer that the framer of the law intended ' and strength Pleasant to take and con­
im » harmful drugs. Why not com­ Makinster, Tillamook. Ore.
mook. Hawk & Miller. Bay City
a lofty, moral tone in local condition*. ' - that < nly males above the age of fifteen tains
mence tolar ?—J. 8. l.amar, Tillamook;
Dvwnaed was interesting in many ways, were to obtain a licvnoe. If this is not a Hawk A Miller, Bay City.
tui ■ .
A Card
Gasoline Launch for Sale.
and took a great deal of pleasure in jok­ proper construction ol the law, then it is 1
This is to certify that all druggists arH
ing hie friends We deplore his ilentb, class legislation ami unconstitutional. I Many weak, nervous women have
For sale, a gasoline launch, 2 h. p., Foley s Honey and Tar fails to cur*
for we held him in high esteem a* a gen­ nnd the courts will so determine when been restored to health by Foley's Kid­ 17 ft, 8 in. in length and 48 in. beam.
ney Remedy as it stimulates the kidneys
tleman and friend, and in doing so ex ever a test c ise is tr ed out.
so they will eliminate the waste matter The launch complete »45.00. Apply at
press our sympathy with his sons
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from th* blood. Impurities depress the the Headlight office.
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The editor of ll'.e Herald is still in the nervia, causing nervous exhaustion and
The snap shot man has been joshed knocking business. Knocking th* Tilla­ other ailuienta. Coramct today and Won t Slight a Good Friend. lar Ba^C*ty.T"l*niWl,; Hawk & Mil
quite frequently as a result of the new mook County Bank because some of the y<nr will soon be well. Pleasant to tnke.
Ir ever 1 need a cough medicine
saw mill s whistle blowing at six o'clock county funds ar* insafe keeping. Knock. —J. 8. Lamar, Tillamook; Hawk A «yam I know wb.t to get," decl«.*.
Hoarseness, bronchitis _\
.i.a
„.k—
lld other
! Miller. Bay City.
Mrs
A I,. Alley, of Beals, Me ‘for
in the morning Well, if the boys put up ' ing the dairy insterest* of the county
after
using
ten
bottles
of
Dr.
Klng>
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a job on the editor, well and good, but •levsus* th* c-Aoperativ* associations are
Do It Now.
New Diecuvery, and seeing its excellent heals the inflamed
"“«'hes and
'»be. .„d the
broi^chi.l
for th* like of us we don't see the use <>i managing their own affairs successfully
Now is the time to get rid of your re.ult.in my own Mm.!? .ndX .
am
i-onvincwl
it
..
the
best
mH
”
ni
'
‘
PP*«™
In..st*^
hX„
C°"«h
the steamers, launches, nulls, etc , toot and in a business manner. Knocking be- : rheumatism. You can do so by applying
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8h*' CO’’*' •',d
r
F0Ut’"
«nd Tar ^ j "' r
Nine cases uiuble
ing their horns at unearthly hours. It cause logs are brought np the slough. ! Chamberlain's Liniment.
• rouble.* Every one who lr<— a r—P Lamar Till.— i.. i. a _ lar — J- 8.
those living in the neighborhood of the which afford employment to men and ' out of ten are simply muscular rheu­
matism du* to cold or damp, or ohronic |
saw mill can stand it well and good gives th* city n good pay roll. Keep th* rheumatism, and yield to the vigorous MM lU quirk cure surprise« you. For
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There is this much difference, the full, knocking up, Bro., for Tillamookers will application of this liniment. Try it. Bronchitis. Asthma. Hemorrhage, Cr»>ui> !,
• burn or scald apnlv Chamba
or ,?n • 8,1
It »ill .nL .g mber'
baritone voice of the mill whistle at six soon catch on Oslo the reason for all this You are certain to be deligbtod with the IMInppe. Sore Throat, p.i,,
|| pq
( , almost instantly and quickly ^heVi th0*"’
relief which it affords 8-Id by, lungs ita supreme 5Oc,
o'clock tn th* morning in the summer is kuockmg «nd the motives that prompt quick
bottle
free,
G.ar.ntee
by
J
L
C
Ä
H«.,
Äy
Lamar's drug store.
Editorial Snap Shots.
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An American’s Experience lnu>
Inn Country Inn.
’
An American was Journeying
England and encountered la a
town a rather pretentious
which he ordered turbot, a
dish In those parts.
The American had had a fey
of dense fog, and his appearance
manner perhaps showed that
become a little wheezy hi wnj—i
of the climate. He was lndeedjJ
to have frequeht recourse to hi»
kerchief.
| When the turbot was brought vi
guest fancied, even before It
his plate, that it was no longer fa
and an attempt to eat It 'oriflrtnalj
impression. He called the pronj
who at once sent a waiter for «3
turbot and removed the objeetkj
dish.
“I beg your pardon, sir,"
Jj
Innkeeper, “but we got the idea,S
as you came In that you 'adiS
cold In your 'ead, sir.”
“And suppose I had? What««
that have to do with my being |*3
spoiled fish?" demanded the lniti»JM
traveler.
“Heverythlnk, sir. We 'ns thin».’"»’
in this 'ouse: Fish as Is a leetledd
ful. like that 'ere, sir—them »¿Jp
lost the flavor of youth, as I
J»
them we serves to parties a« ■» '
to 'ave colds In their 'eads, sir,
;
finds that, bein' as such parti«» .
smell nothink, they likes the Uli/
as well, sir, and hoften they pjla
'em."—Cincinnati Commercial Trt» : ’
LONG DELAYED PROPOSA
A Note In a Bouquet That We
Years Unanswered,
One of the longest delayed pr^
on record Is related in a French
of a shy young subaltern who vs
dered away to the wars. Not*
to speak, he sent a nosegay of
roses to the girl he loved, wltbik
note inside begging her If she rtn
his love to wear.one of the Hove
her breast that night at the balli
appeared without it, and het,
away broken hearted.
Years afterward, when he »
lame old general, he again meth"
love, now a white haired widot j
day his old sweetheart gently i
him why he had never married. 1
am," he answered somewhat
“you ought to know best. If yw
not refused to »answer that W
the bouquet of yellow roses I»
have been a happier man." "lb: .
In the bouquet?" she repeated
Ing pale.
She opened an old cabinet ufW
out from a drawer a shriveled*
of what had been yellow rosaz
whose leafless stalks lurked in
paper yellow with age. “Bee! I®
had your note,” she said, boMt !
bouquet up. “If I bad I vffll ■
have answered It as yon to...
“Then answer It now," said tbfj.
old soldier. And the long l.’i
proposal was accepted at lzM-
don Telegraph.
Where Widows Commit S«a
Old customs die very hardii
says a writer in the Wide
azine, and In several parti of!
lestlal empire it Is still cows
high act of virtue for a woman
mit suicide after the death oik
band. According to the law,*
ceeding Is actually legal 1"*".
Inces, nnd such is the states!^
opinion that In districts wk*.,
officially prohibited the ••"
rnrely Interfere. These eitn*
voluntary sacrifices may WS
seen, and 1 myself saw one #ij
The widow Herself, clad In "J
Chinese mourning color;
erected for the occasion uj
rnense crowd gathered to
grewsome spectacle made1:
which I shall never forget J
Crushing a Snob-
There Is an anecdote of *
years of King Edward I
gives an Interesting side IF.
loyalty to hts friends. It
billiard room of a prlrahj
London where the then ,
Wales had been dining. 1
guest was about to help
cigar from a buffet whenj
riche, pushing forward,
cigar case, saying. "Tn
sir; they are much better^
replied, with his proverb»!
“My dear, sir, if my host i
good enough for me W
talnly are too.”
A White Elephaal*
Invite each person to WJ
tide which Is undeslrab*
Have each article neatly
made as deceptive in &
possible. At a given riP*
exchanges his article ft**
to some one else. H* "
secluded corner and open
finds he does not want»
neatly wraps It again **J
It until he Is satisfies- 1
lots of fun.—National r*
Not So to HI»
Jack-Sbe Is genero»»
Tom—Must be a uilst*»*,
that I had a great Bi". |
she said she knew tt •
I would refrain from
the future.—SomervID* fq
Tims For s J*!
"How Is your rich
"Very 111. I’m aft110
,Ong ”
“Then you can
‘
asked you for l»1*
florfer Blatter.
J
The talent of ridi***-11,
tlon of little, ungear*