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7 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JANUARY 2)0. 1911 A T Teachers’ examination. 1LENDID RR3ULT8 IN KBVI- t T-C.C.A.’s Annual Reports. VAL. Notice is hereby given that the To the Tillamook Co. Cr’y Asa'n. I subrrt the following]report ot the Mmes Shields Revival Increas County Supt. of Tillamook county nu.-nle? of eaeise inspected at the diff ing Membership of Church of will hold the regular examination erent factories belonging.to the associa for applicants tor state and county Christ. tion, from Mar. 15 to Dec. 15, 1909. papers at the Court House in Tills- Twins Y. A.- Triplets Maple Leaf Cr’y 3675 803 (iuuok City, Oregon, as lollows : 13108 I Tillamook ” 2701 69 13977 F or S tate P apers . ” 1876 1059 12768 Commencing W ednesuay, Fer Fairview 4641 rary 9th, 1910, at 9 o’clock a.m. and Ray Cheese Co. 2318 1777 1527 7304 continuing until Saturday, February South Prairie Cr’y 395 Clorver Leaf ” 2382 6213 12th, 1910, at 4 o'clock p. m. >» "Shree Rivers 1052 ! 218 5797 Wednesday —Penmanship, Spell »> 851 122 3064 ing, Physical Geography, Reading, Ocean Park >» Meda C o ’ op 414 3087 858 and Physiology. >» 12 1581 3186 Thursday — Written Arithmetic, Ell wood 44 11 322 2047 Theory of Teaching, Grammar, East Beaver > > 91 _______ Valley ___ . 9731 607 Bookkeeping, Physics, and Civil Pleasant Total no. of cheese inspected Government. ç 13396 11686 76802 ____ Friday — Physiology', Geograpy, On taking up the work of inspection Composition, Algerbra, English I found a great difference in the meth Literature and School Law. Saturday — Botany, Plain Geom ods used by the makers at the factories in the manufacturing of cheese. In etry and General History. about half the factories they were not F or C ounty P apers . Commencing Wednesday, Feb.9th, using the renet test, setting the milk 1910, at 9 o’clock a.m., and continu just as it happened to be, on receiving ing until Friday, Feb. 11th, 1910, at it, without any regard to acid, which accounted for so much gasy and ununi 4 o’clock p.m. Wednesday — Penmanship, His form cheese. They are now using either the Harri tory, Orthography, Reading, and son or Marshal renet tests and are * Physical Geography, ripening the milk, using starters when Thursday — Written Arithmetic, As a result the cheese Theory of Teaching, Grammar, and necessary. show a marked improvement there Physiology. Friday—Geography, School Law, being few exceptions where gas has Civil Government, and English Lit developed. In some factories I found cheese sticking to dirty shelves and erature. poorly pressed, which is cunductive of W. S. B uel , mold, and paraffined, not with any bcliuol Supt. knowledge as to why it was applied, simply because the market demanded Notice it. While at the same time the factories had their cheese in first class shape Notice is hereby given, that the at all times. County Court of Tillamook Coun The present condition of cheese ty, Oregon, will receive sealed throughout the county will prove that Bids for the construction of a part if it is properly handled and paraffined, mold is unnecessary. of the Carl Possetti Road, known I notice an improvement in the quali as the Yellow Fir Mill road, accord ty of milk throughout tbe county, which ing to plans and specifications on file is a move in the right direction, as the makers cannot manufacture first class with the County Clerk. cheese without it. And as the quality Said road to be graded, commenc of milk improves, starters become ing at Angle “2” of the Locating more necessary. Therefore. I will sug Survey and running to the Tillamook gest that the directors of the different River at Angle “7” of said survey. factories provide equipment with which Road to be graded to a width of to pasturize milk to be used in making the Commercial starter, which is with not less than twelve feet, and on a out a doubt the most uniform, and they grade according to profile. cannot afford to be without it. Any All bids to be filed with the Coun other improvements to assist the mak er in his work, is money well spent. ty Clerk of Tillamook County. Ore In two or three instances I found the gon, on or before Feb. 2nd, 1910, at makers were compelled to neglect the 10 o’clock a.m., the Court reserving vats while trying to maintain steam the right to reject any and all bids. with wet wood. Where I found second grade cheese, By order of the Court. the maker’s attention was called to J. C. H olden , it, and he usually rectified the mistake. Also a report of same was handed ________ County Clerk. to the secretary which enabled him to segregate it from first grade goods. Card of Thanks. Fred W. Christensen. We deBire to express our thanks Cheese Inspector. to the kind friends who showed their To the Directors and Stockholders kindness and sympathised with us of the Tillamook County Creamery on account of the sickness and death Ass’n., Tillamook, Oregon. Gentlemen :— of our daughter Rosena. Following is the report of the re M r . and M rs . J ohn N iger . ceipts and disbursments of the Tilla mook County Creamery Association for the year 1909. We Are Buyers of Timber. —Jt Receipts: $257.93 If you wish to sell, kindly mail us The Tillamook Creamery Maple Leaf Creamery 256.57 description of your claim and num Fairview Dairy Ass’n 220.03 ber of feet of timber, stating how South Prairie Creamery 120.08 Three Rivers ” much there-is of each variety, and 113.32 Clover Leaf 102.97 price wanted. You will hear from Ray Cheese Company 101.03 us. Queen Investment Co., 410 Fail Ocean Park Creamery 62.10 ing Building, Portland, Oregon. Meda Co-op’ ” 61.65 Elwood Creamery Company 51.71 East Beaver Cheese Co. 35.16 Lost. Pleasant Valley Cheese Co. 31.52 $1,414.07 A pairof glasses in a case between Total receipts Disbursements: Tillamook City and Riverdale. Organization, and licences $32.10 Finder will please leave the same Printing and stationary 13.35 State corporation tax 10.00 at this office. Salary of inspector 1,250.00 kithough the attendance at the rival at the Church of Christ has Iver been large, yet the results ■ very gratifying to the memlters, [already a goodly number of new iruits have been secured and the aspects are very bright for a tge number more. The singing plr. Shields has been a delight to L and it is regretted by every one I attendance that he has been inpelled to ret urn to Texas. But >angelist Holmes has often lead l own music, and with the splen- I chorus which has thus far been iping in the work, every tiling II move along as usual aside Un the solos. This feature will offset by same Bplendid music St has been prepared by local tal- L fhen, too, the sermons of Mr. Dines get better as one follows »1 in his series. He has carefully n tged them in logical order, and iy liave proven a rich feast to all t> enjoy hearing the Bible themes russed. He is very clear in his Positions, and strong in denunci- pn of all forms of evil. His charts p are very attractive and help- laid aid to the work. The walls ot I church are literally covered h them. s a financial aid, each Saturday ________ ping is used by giving a splen- entertainment. Last Sat. even- he gave the wonderful Passion V. and on every hand the ver- [ was that no such pictures had r been shown in Tillamook be- l. Next Sat. evening he will give [ Royal Entertainment, a mixed gram consisting- of illustrated ks , humurous moving pictures, ps Horn Cartoons, and many the world’s master paintings, [has spent years in collecting I arranging this entertainment lit is certain that it will be the Bt thing ever exhibited in the The revival is announced to linue over another week at least. |’t miss an opportunity to hear l gifted speaker. ' McKeen Pleads Guilty. I C. McKeen, the “Owl” organ- L who was arrested and returned ■ for trial, pleaded guilty last ■ before Justice Stanley, to the Itge made against him of obtain- Bve dollars from A. E, Nolan, ■lsely claiming to be author- [ to organize “Nests” of the Ir. Under a law passed by the I legislature this offense was le a misdemeanor with a inaxi- p punishment of a fine of $100 ■three months in jail. The Ice imposed a fine of $20.00 and B and required McKeen to pay ■xpenses which the county had ■red in arresting him and keep- mim in the case, ampunting to ID. McKeen paid the fine and ht once for his home in Oak- L having received a telegram Shis wife was dangerously sick. | soon as he learned that the In charge was settled, Earl Ford, Bnarshal, made another com- Bt on the same ground, McKeen ng duped him and gotten $5.00 | him in the same way, but the pff has not yet been able to lo- [McKeen, so as to arrest him on lew charge. fere was considerable protest [complaint on the part of a per of those whom McKeen had ■ in, against McKeen being let kith a fine bn only one charge, lere were quite a large number pad been taken in the same [as Nolan and Ford. However p had signified his intention of king to appear against McKeen Be charge which he had made, |e Sheriff thought it advisable Ive the matter settled as it was,* king it better to have the coun- Bimbursed for what it had to put in the matter and also sav- ■ny further expense for keep- Bhe prisoner in jail for several Do You Want to Sell ? If you want to sell your business of any kind, or if you want to sell your property, and will make the price right, I would like to hear from you. Give description and price. Address J. E. Smith, 513 Chamtier of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. For Sale. For Sale, Good Driving Team, Buggy and Harness. Enquire at the Headlight office. der the plan pursued by the la.” a $5.00 fee was charged for |tion. which was collected by Fganizer, and he was required Idin to the head "Nest’’¡fflo.tJO. 'hie h the local "Nest" gets its Is. charter and supplies, the lizer retaining the remainder Its services. As there were V a hundred here there was a rung in it for the organizer had been doing things the >r wav. Those who paid their i McKeen took the matter up the head "Nest" and have tieen id their charter and supplies the payment of only $45.00. so are only losers to that extent, ty are getting all they would gotten anyhow «frith the $45 as extra expense. It appears McKeen had been employed trly by the head "Neat." but been discharged, but claimed ve been authorized by another lizer to come to Tillamook and e work fur him at thi« place. Iso appears from letters written tKeen that the money he took la loat in gambling and there imori that quite a good deal Iras loat in that way here in to endure the itching, painful dis tress of Piles. There's no need to. Listen: “I suffered much from Piles." writes Will. A. Marsh, of Siler City, N. C, "tell I got a tx>x of Bucklen's Arnica Slave, and was soon cured." Burns, Boils. Vleers. Fever, Sores, Eczema. Cuts. Chap ped Hands.Chilblains, vanish before It. 25c. at Chas. I. Clough. tj ’s Kidney Remedy will cure see of kidney or bladder Iron- at is not beyond the reach of :ine. It invigor irates the entire n __________ and strengthe ___ ,‘nsthe Kidneys ’eliminate theimpurtiesfrom od. Backache. rhumattsm. s end bladder troubles are ed by this great medicine. Clough, Tillamook. It is a dangerons thing to take a cough medicine containing opiates that merely stifle your cough Instead of curing it. Foley's Honev and Tar loosens and cures the cough and expels the poisonous germs, thus preventing pneumonia and consumption. Refuse sutistitutes and take only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow pack age.—C. I. Clough.Tillamook •e Near Choking to Death, life boy. the aon of Chris D km. a well know resident of nnville. Iowa, had a sudden iolent attack of croup. Mu- h stringy phlegm came up alter r Chamheriain'a Cough Rem Nr Peterson nays: "I think he I have choked to death had we ]Vrn him thia rewindy ** For l««»e remedy." >v 1.Amar’s Dnrg Store. Notice to Water Consumers. The Water Committee authorizes me to make one call either to your residence or place of business to collect the water rent, and if not paid at that time you have until the 10th of the month to come in and pay it If not paid by the 10th the water will tie turned off and 50c. extra will be charged for turning it off and on Will treat you all alike. E. D. H oag , Supt. A Wretched Mistake Fever Korea. Total disbursements Balance on hand $1,414.07 The Association inspected the cheese produced in 12 factories the past sea son, and one tenth of a cent per lb. cheese manufactured during the months of March to and including July wax charged the several factory organiza tions for the services. The total amount of cheese inspected was near ly 2,750,000 lbs and would make a trifle more than one twentieth of a cent for the cheese produced at each of said factories for the year’ There can be no question but what the inspecting of Tillamook cheese helped to raise the quality of the cheese pro duced in this county. Formerly a nnm- ber of the rheesemakers would work in their poorfstock with the better grade of cheese and not until the cheese reached the market would the same be detected as a rule. Two or three other factories not now in the association have spoken to the writer and wish to have their cheese inspected if it is possible to have it done. From reports at present the association will have mare cheese to inspect the coining year ths i the last o-,e. It would certainly be taking a step backward to discontinue the in spection altogether. Respectfully submitted, Carl Haberlach, Ex officio secretary . Summon«. Is tbe Cirrati Ctrart of th« Stal« ot Orrgon • for Tillamook < oaa*g. nepartowat No. 2 . Rifletta Vantterp.»«,! 1 Platoliff, I G. K. Vaadrrpool ( Defendant. ¡ To O H Vu «der poo], the above named dr 1CT1 ppir to lb,« Cowrt «or tbr rrlw/p. , B her rotnptaiat OB Sk hereto, k: that thr bowta dF raatrimorx existing between ••fel ptoimiT be forever be enirf piaintitf have tbe care awdea h- 9i tbe Minor children, named in ta»d to-wtt Pan*. Marioa. MattaMa ««“H alr.t. ■ Vrrda s «1 U idfe Vsader pool Fever sore« and old chronic onrro should not be healed entirely, but «hould he kept in healthy condition, the c ; This can br déme by applying _ Chi lam i>trc I heriain Salve. salve ha« ha. no ??***, _______ _ ’a ____ _ Thia . superior for this purpose. It is also , ____ _______ __ f____________ must excellent 'or chapped hands. I >«»t sore nippies, burns ard di: al — akin' _a---- «7 ----- «¿to 4 _ » by • -- .-- the For Laanar'a Drug ** ** / $1,305.45 108.62 », S- 1 HEADQUARTERS FOR • DAIRYMEN'S SUPPLIES AND STEEL STOVES & RANCES. fi We carry a Large Stock of I Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, i LÏJ Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window Sashes, Fine Line of Choice GROCERIES V s l ei ft Agents for the Great Western Saw ALEX McNAIR CO The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County Tillamook Lumber Manufacturing Compy. * KILN DRY FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISHED LUMBER. ALL KINDS OF MOULDINGS, We Make the Best CHEESE BOXES for Tillamook « County’s Most Famous Cheese, The Best Equipped Saw Mill in the County. New Macliinery, Experienced Workmen and .Hirst Class Lumber of the Best Quality. LET US FIGURE ON YOUR LUMBER BILL. Ä k i j OMNO LAXATIVE I for all stomach troubles—indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, gas in the stomach, bad B breath,sick headache,torpid liver, biliousness and habitual conatipation. Pleasant to take. Sold by Chas. I. Clough. Pointed Scraps Indiana made no mistake in add ing the statue of Gen. Lew Wallace to the Hall of Fame in the National Capitol. Gen. Wallace won the place by sword and pen. Complaint is made that the con stitution of Oklahoma gives the state a one-man government. The com plaint is somewhat emphasised by the fact that Gov. Haskell is the man. The inspector ia now going to keep a sharp lookout for any defrauding that may lie attempted along this line, and if you are tempted by any at the alluring advertising and claims for this chemical or prepara tion, our advice would be—don't. ■ ■ ■ Mr. Taft's advice to the insur gents to “Get busy, and atop quar reling," is good advice. It is the kind of counsel which the masses of the Republicans throughout the country would give, if they had the A map who operated thirty alarm ear of Congress. Apparently, too. clocks in hi« room figures in the this counsel finds the insurgents in obituary column. It must have a receptive mood. At the House lieen a consolation to think that the caucus everything was peaceful. desire to take a few winks more The programme wen* through «mo could only lie overcome by thirty nthly from beginning to end. Both the president and the country want clock power. « * a the Republicans in Congress to stop In addition to its regular divid- warngling and go Io work. In its end« the harvester trust is atiout to platform of 1WH the Republican hand stockholders $A>.<4li,(4»i. The party made certain promises in re failure to give a slice of the melon gard to legislation, and an attempt to farmers seems ungenerous, and must be made to carry them out. the man with the market basket A start waa taken in the special sea also is overlooked. sion.by the enactment of the Payne a a a tariff. That act is giving an ex The statement that a hide trust cellent account of itself. It is furn has advanced the prices of hides ishing more revenue than the Ding thia winter, after the tariff or hides ley law afforded, «nd at the same wan alxilished last nnmtner, is not time it is giving ample protection encouraging to those who insist to every imfiortant interest which . that only tariff« are breeders of needs any. That act will aid the ' trusts. But they will not be dis party in the congressional cam 1 courage enough to stop saying it. paign of 191» and in the presidential a a » Threats were re- I The Kansas sta'e food inspector canvass of 191'2. has unearthed another "butter cently made by the Democrats that j dodge.” You may have noticed offers they would attack the Payne set in > of a chemical by the aid of which the campaign thia year, but the you can take a half pound of liutter chancea now are that they will say and a half of wafer and make very little about it. Tbe Republican a whole |«>und of solid butter. Mr <am(>algn managers would wel- Klein hans got some of tbecbemical I come an assault on the tariff by the and had bin wife try it. To hia sur i Demcs-rata. It would give the Re ' prise the prmfnct was up to advance i publicana an issue which could be notices. and it could hardly tie told i relied on to win tens of thousands rom an all pure-butter product c,f new votes for them in every indu atrial state. A Democratic attack on the tariff in the campaign thin year would make some of the rock- ribbed Democratic districts of Ala bama. Tennessee, North Carolina, and Ixmisiana decidedly doubtful. A Traveling Baleatnan. H. F. Beers, «17 7th Ave., Peoria, 111., writes: “I have l»een troubled for some time with kidney trouble, so severely at times I could scarcely carry my grips. After using one bottle of Foley’s Kidney Pills I have lieen entirely relieved, and cheerfully recommend them to all." Foley’s Kidney Pills are healing and an tiseptic and Will restore nealth and strength. C. I. Clough, Tillamook. r I I FAMILY RECIPES The valued family re cipes for cough and cold cure, liniments, tonics and other remedies have as careful atteution here as the most intricate prescrip* tions. Our fresh, high grade drugs will help to make these remedies mote effec- live than ever. Right prices assured. are alsp «I CLOUGH, Reliable DrtiggiM
