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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER HEELER 5. 1911 Situated at the Head of Deep Water, on NEHALEM BAY The LOGICAL and GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION of a CITY of DESTINY. turing and Shipping Facilities by Water and Rail. lished. Year. Annum Manufac Pay Roll Already Estab Salmon Cannery Will Pay to Fishermen Over $30,000.00 This Lumber and Logging Industry Amounts to Over $70,000.00 Per The Largest Body of Standing Timber in the World Will Be Manu- factured at Wheeler. X. Keep Your Eye on WHEELER Watch This Space for ANNOUNCEMENTS s WHEELER lots are now being offered to purchasers on Easy yments. A very little down on a contract and a very small inthly payment will secure you a safe investment in what is to :ome one of the leading Manufacturing Towns of the Coast, e lots are now offered very cheap. A magnificent view of halem Bay and the Pacific Ocean can be had from the town of 1EELER. WHEELER will be shown you by Responsible Agents. In the near future this office will give you an Excursion to WHEELER in, a SPECIAL CAR over the P. R. & N. Railroad so that you can see the property and make your selection of lots. If you are inter ested, desire further information as to price of lots, terms, etc. call in and have a talk with us. Also let us take you as one of our guests on this SPECIAL EXCURSION that we are now arranging. atson & Stephens - Tillamook Representatives Call at This Office for a Talk CHEESE INSTEAD OF ME AT. | as to the tame monotony of a cheese Walking in Chicago. 'O AID OF COUNTRY and printing machinery cannot be diet. The fundamental methods of bought with wind. PRESS The Change is Gaining — Recent | The marquis of yueensberi y, »cooking cheese are not at all many, The up-state newspaper is worthy | Government Investigations. per Holds Forth at Length { but they embrace a kirge number heir of that one of immortal fame of its hire. Most of them are ahead ierits of State Papers. It is a singular ami timely para i of [»alatable dishes. There is a who made the (Jueetisberry rules of their communities in progress and appointments. All of them are outspoken and courageous expon ents of truth, righteousness and public welfare. Theirs is a leader ship and a service that every com munity should appreciate, and gen erously reward.” dox that those who do not wish a substitute for meat need one, while the fortunate few, who might ent meat at every meal, are drinking but termilk or chewing nuts This phase of the food question may not be supreme at [»resent, blit it is cer tainly of general interest. more assistance through In connection with it we note the press of the country would The mayor of Wichita. Kan., has conclusion reached by Mr. C. F. ’S. The Journal's editor- been recalled from office because Langworthy, the government ex- [of a popular notion that his policy pert in charge of nutritive investiga-j Op-state newspaper men was increasing the price of water. tions. Mr Langworthy is quite Bion in Portland. This is entirely logical in a prohi satisfied about the main jioint. He I asked of them and little bition state. dismisses with kindly considera , The man who wants The harvester trust is to reorgan tion tlie [»retentions of fish, milk, ¡city and gives nothing ise itself in conformity with the law mushrooms, nut products, dried advertising besieges all of reason as interpreted by the beans and other legumes, and de Irs, but none more than Supreme Court. The first step in clares with a refreshing finality what Ite publications. that way may have been taken is the one and only worthy substi ire the local real estate when it refused to contribute $10,000 tute for meat. That, in a word, is refuse to advertise, but to a fund to " put Loirmer over.” cheese. r names to appear in any Now, there are two classes of The old saying about officeholders of a sale. There is the cheeses - those of a wild flavor, and that " few die and none resign ” man who never spends a those seasoned or ripened to a high publicity, but wants a tells of a rule which, like others, flavor, It is the former or mild tla- is proved by its exception«. A if a newly arranged show cheeses -the ordinary or Seventh-Day Adventist has just vored There is the doctor who kind of this country, similar cream resigned a good job in the Internal unprofessional to r.dver- to the English cbeddar, the Swiss Revenue Department to save him reises a fuse if his name Gruyere, or the Edam—which i» to i of the account of an ac- self from working on Saturday. be esteemed as a fair substitute for The women of Houston, Tex., meat. The gouenment experiment» >f them, the mail dump« have declared a boycott on sugar have demonstrated that on an aver I quantities of matter with until prices are reduced. If this age over 95 per cent of the fat and let that it be given space boycot should spread over the over 90 per cent of the energy is tharge and marked copy ¡country, the drop in the price of available for the body. These fig i sugar would be so sudden that even ures are practically the same as lirs, county fairs, exposi- ¡the most expert financial editors obtained with meat. For the sake km Francisco, expositions 1 and market reporters would have to of such considerations as ease of I Lewis and Clark fairs at ask for time in which to explain it preparation and relative economy, i live-stock shows every - I as due to some other cause than the a patriotic youth was fournl who lurch fairs, school fairs. real one. lived for over two years on a diet ) other known organixa- of cheese, bread and fruit. Contrary to the belief -of many » its big event, does its Of course, there is really nothing fertising on bill boards. | Americans, the high cost of living startling in this. Some of the hard I and otherwise, exjecting is felt in other countries besides iest lalmring men of Eurx»(>e live pa [»er man to provide its 1 ours. It has caused demonstration» substantially on cheese; the pio- in Vienna which called out the 1 free of charge. I neer farmers of the United States bpers. big and little, like military, and which compelled the found a common lunch of crackers I government to proclaim martial oises, have been ridden to ' and cheese wholesome an«l satiafac- though their space is their law for the first time since 1M9. ' tory. At thia point it is jiertinent kade, their only means of Riots for the same cause have re ■to note the results of the experi- ■ ue. they are expected to cently taken place in France. Spain i mentH made with cottage cheeec al tre and bestow it there, and Italy. Political leaders in Ger the Minneaot.i Ex|>eriment tMa- honey, wi'hout price anil many say that ,he burdens of the ti<»n: “H i» one **•* econ- average man in that country arr hope or promise of reward, <,miral food» that can be used. At ¡expected to boost the cotn I becoming unbearable an«1 they 2 cents |*r quart for »kirn milk an<1 •’» promote development, predict uprising« whwh may re i 33 cent* per quart for cream, <<»t- cal the insurrections of 1*48. Hel- kite free favors to all. and ' tage • heeee compares favorably [gium and England have recently ! with meat« at II cents per poand.” all around handy servant had «trikes by the people that the a>lic. with never a thought Mia» Caroline L Hunts meets any coat of exi»teme was making life fair |>eople that employes likely objection that may be raised intolerable. b paid, that white paper be State Editorial Asaoci- I in session recently the liurnal came forward with praise for the papers on and giving the seeker of rtieing an awful slap on In the raging dictionary war be tween two esteemed contemporaries it is possible that the respective met its of the works were well ex pressed by the Irishman who, on sauce of a custard like consistency; for boxing, has been to Chicago hearing of u dictionary said: "f there is the dish "au gratin"; He writes back to nn English pub don’t know Dick Slieennry. but I II there is the cheese straw, also the lication that 11i<- people in Chicago lx-i he ain’t as good its Dick Taler." "For me it in a great diaiipoint- cheese patty, the cheese omelet. No walk too slowly, lie says that in mention is made of the noble Welsh the Strand or Regent street, any meist," said President Taft at Bat rabbit, as such; though the vague where in London, folks set a faster tle Creek. »Mich., when the newa of and inferior article ‘ toasted cheese” pace and follow it more closely. the Canadian election wus nn- True enough. The English al nounced to him. "1 hint hoped that is given a cordial approval. Miss Hunt has succeeded in evolving a ways have been rapid walkers. it would be put through to prove dish of cheese which costs 18 cents They go with a stride and a swing, the correctness of my judgment and is good—we trust—for six per and it was with no intention of imi that it would be a good tiling lor sons, and which contains almost tating them that the Chicago bulge both countries. It takes two to exactly the same amount of protein of a generation ago made its up make a bargain, and if Camilla de and fuel value as a pound of meat pcarance in Chicago streets. Chi- clines we can still go on doing bus and a pound of potatoes, a dish of Lugo had hard work to do, and was iness at the old stand." Then, re which would cost 22 cents, and, in doing it in ways to compel the ferring to the saying that only a Mies Hunt's own words, " would admiration of a world, although in fool prophesiaes, he wanted to reg serve fewer people than the cheese the doing it fell into a style of walk iater the following prophecy: ing which never tsire the least re ‘ That before the next general elec dish.” It may seem a trifling investiga semblance to English. The Chi- tion the effect of reciprocity, so far sui generis, us the farmer is concerned, will lie tion, this, but it is not so It is a cago walk became be met any so alight that it will form no part Nothing like it could [»lain question of how fond one may be of cheese. A few dauntless ap where. Chicago was "out for the at all in the issue in discussion.” petites have mastered a quail a day stuff" and'got it. For his part, he wished he . might It is |Hiasible that having nccu- have the privilege of tearing down for a month. Mr. Fletcher says be "the stuff ’ to mulated enough of could eat nuts forever. We now every custom house on the Cana- moderate its pace, Chicago, like dian border to give the two conn- have on record an American youth, New York, is now affecting English tries free trade. still living, who ate cheese steadily ways If so, of course, again like for two years. It all depends. Whether it tie woman's rights or New York, and like imitators every Which does one prefer, at equal a woman’s Wright, two concurrent where, it is overdoing the thing. price, the steak or its substitute, events conspire to prove that woman One of the best of Hoyt's jingles the Welsh rabbit ?—From the Phil- reigns supreme. Two or threedays ran: • adelphia Press. ago it was announced that John I- It’s English, yes it’s English, so Sullivan, champion of champions, they say. Averts Awful Tragedy. Ite English as we see it every day. had put himaelf in the hands of hia Timely advice given Mrs. C. Wil- [ If they'd see it in the Strand friends as a candidate for Congress loughby, of Marengo. Wia., <R. No. , They could never understand, to represent hia district. Hie plat 1) prevented a dreadful tragedy and Hut ire English as we see it on form was announced briefly in three saved two lives. Doctors had said Broadway. her frightful cough was a "con - | We trust that Chicago will never worda: "The square deal." Thin sumption" cough and could do' is no meaningless, perfunctory ex little to help her. After many rem reach the point of being satirised pression when it rumbles out of edies failed, her aunt urged tier to in such fashion. Let her keep to take Dr. King’s New Discovery. "I | her ol<1 pace, which was never that cheat, and we were congratu have t»een using it for some time," ' much too fast for our American lating ourselves upon the prospect she wrote "and the awful cough of at last getting a man in our has almost gone. It also saved my I'climate, and. if she must be Eng public life whose whole career per little boy when taken with a severe lish. stop butting and take on the Thia match- stride. Hut why affect foreignisma ? sonifies it, when Mrs. John L. Fill- bronchial trouble." less medicine lias no equal for i We can rely upon that great Chl- liven, suddenly atepping into the Price throat and lung troubles. < ring, countermands the programme. 3(Jc and fl HI. Trial bottle free. cagoan "Bathhouse" Coughlin, to ! mid lays ilown the law tfiat, for her resent these Invasions of foreign Guaranteed by Chas. I. Cloiign. notions, for he it was who. when husbaml, ‘the [»os I of honor in the laime l»ack is one of the most privatr station." The lady is wise. common forms of muscular rheu his op|H»netit was caught in a Turk Slie has reformed her husband isli bathroom« ilenoum <-<l liim as matism. A few applications of CbamlM-rlain's Liniment will give a tr.iitor. "Fellow < HixeiM,” said -Sime liis marriage, several yeais relief. For sale by laimar’s Drug lie in a gieat crowd of First Ward- ago, be lias lisiked not H| mhi the Store. eis, "i> man wlm can't get c|i-an glues when it is red from inner frith* with ;t < old ta good ¿id with an American bath ain't a light. He lias at last done what he vice for imprudent men and women clean enough man to represent tia-l often tried in vain to do before, ,»n«i "rut mittlie bonxe.” Mrs, bul- It I* % it il in case of M child. ! livan doulrtl«*es thinks that it will The re is nothing l»etter than < Ivon you.1' lie easier lor him to keep it cut out tierlain's Cough Remedy for < oil# h* { at home than it would i-e in Con and voids in children. It is safe The Star has a ’drama and gre«s And who knows, knowing and sure For sale by I^miar*a IvongroM will question her wiedctn .- ¡comedy reel every night. Drug More.