19U-
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 23
.enjoy, why don’t you —,
| campaign against the
GENTLEMEN:—It will soon be time ture
of
money *«. I'XtM
2
for the annual meetings of our of no good to
anyont/|
cheese factories, and one of the of strong drink that
lniurea||,
subjects likely to come up, will be take it, if your gold
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the inspection and giading of our for improvements of
cheese. This subject, to my mind, not be consistent 0,1 th«,]
is the most vital of any connected lines as well ? f 'ly fello* fj
with our business. Wlnit was the mookers, we are where
situation before we adopted this money, thousands of «e willi#
doll,,.
.X,
method ? Our cheese was shipped not putting up f
Hie necejl
out hap-hazzard, the good article amount to proceed with.'T’S
selling the poor. Today we are will be want of expenditure, J
getting large orders from all over made, therefore, I urge,,,,,
the country, simply specifying that crisis to use the old bugy „3
a certain grade is wanted. Do you year, cut down your beer bilij
suppose we would get these orders get saving, and put it ouowaJ
supposing we went back to the old and by so doing we will kJjj
Btyle of doing business ? Certainly Tillamook in tilt-front rankofj
a;|
not. It is exactly the same case as building. Economy
that at Hood River, only they are but just now to withhold
Economizes Butter, Flour,
selling apples and we cheese, We fund will put us back tenyea„J
are building up a big business the developing our county.
1
Eggs; makes the food more
same as they, and if we keep on as
Yours for progress
appetizing and wholesome
we are doing at the present time,
Hebo, Nov. 21st ”
our product will soon be as widely
known. Fall
1 — back
------ into the old
The only Baking Powder made
Coming !
style and I for one would just as
soon change to making butt :r or
from Royal Grape Cream ol Tartar
To Gem Theatre, Tillamook 0»
November 27th, 1911, the
any old thing.
Another subject I would like to Stock Co.
V.
A select company of 10 pla,J
mention. A good many of you
fora week’s engagement.
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A
gentlemen remember when we sold
A change of program each enJ
our milk and the other fellow owned ing.
This company come, with a J
the factory. I was not very much
only to country life.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
players equally balanced j
Jacob Blum and Elizabeth Babler, stuck on that, were you? Well, of
pathos and clean comedy, with nJ
Jacob and Elizabeth Blum Cele were born in Switzerland in the now that the railroad has come, tive guaranteed attraction».
J
brated Their 50th Anniversary.
year 1835 and 1843, respectively. Mr. there will likely be several projects
Satisfaction given or money s
funded.
Blum crossed the ocean in 1847, at advanced, such as condensers,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Blum, who the age of twelve, while Elizabeth sending our milk and cream to
This company expects to vM
Tillamook once a month.
are highly respected citizens of crossed when but one and one-half Portland, etc.
Plays
“ Men of Mvstery,” " Wg
Tillamook County, celebrated their
For the last 9 years we have been Down East,” "The Counterfeiter^
years df age.
50th wedding anniversary on Sun
Both families settled near Madi- building up a business and today “ Three Twins,” etc,, all fours
day last at their home south of sor, Wisconsin, xvhere Jacob and it is one that we may well be proud comedies.
Tillamook City, which was also Elizabeth were married on Nov. 16, of. We own our factories and we
M. E Church.
made the occasion of a family re 1861, and remained near the old are getting every cent there is in
union.
10 a tn., Sunday School.
homes forfourteen years, They then the milk. Do you want to go back
This was the first family re-union moved to Nobles County, Minne to the way it was before we bought
11 a. m., Sermon, subject,
they have held in twenty-seven sofa, remainitigthere for two years,
these factories and went into the end of God’s thoughts for
years, and to attend this one many'
but Minnesota did not suit them business for ourselves? I think pie.”
were obliged to come for some dis and in June 1877 they started for
6:30, Epworth League, Do
not. Some of these projects may
tance and on various accounts were
Oregon.
look a little better than ours on the miss the hour.
unable to bring their entire families
7:30, Song and sermon, ‘Fan«
Settling in Betheny, Washington start, but hoxv will it be in the long
with them, so out of forty-eight county, blit remained there only till
run ? We have an ideal cheese line.”
grandchildren only seventeen were
November of that year, when they country. Our market is spreading
present, and one great grand child moved to Tillamook county, where
Golden Gate Quits Passengen,
rapidly and will continue to do so.
was present.
Mr. Blum took up a homestead
Yours truly,
At the request of the owner» b>.J
Their sons and daughters were all about twelve miles south of this
J ack J ennings , Kilchis.
cal Inspectors Edwards and Full«
present : Amos Blum, Edward
city.
have changed the certificate of fbtl
Blum, Mrs. Anna Simmonds, John
They have lived there ever since,
steamer Golden Gate so that skel
Blum, Fred Blum, Alvin Blum, enduring the trials and hardships
The Dairy laws.
will no longer carry passengersbe-fl
Mrs. Henry Simmonds, all residing of the early pioneers, but these
Mr. E ditor ,—For the benefit of tween Portland and Tillamootl
in this county, Mrs. Mary' E. Graf, hardships have only tended to make
myself and others who read your Since she was overhauled andl
ot Oak Grove, Or.; Mrs. Lidia Mills
Tillamook more dear to them in
and Mrs. Dora Ditjie, of Portland,
paper, will you please give me placed on the run, more than i|
their old age. They say Tillamook
Ore.; Chas. F. Blum, of Newberg,
some information. Are the dairy year ago, she has handled both]
county makes the best home they
Ore.; and Mrs. Esther E. Franklin,
laws of Oregon on the statute books passengers and freight, having ac-1
have ever enjoyed.
of Salt Lake City, Utah.
so that one my know when he is cotnmodalions for 28 person», bull
The family gathered in the old
and when he is not violating the hereafter she will transport only!
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Live law ? We have had an inspector cargo.
home during the forenoon and at
|
Tablets do not sicken or gripe, and
twelve thirty a grand dinner was may be taken with perfect safety by this season and so far as I have
Her withdrawal from the passe».]
served to all. The children, sixteen the most delicate woman or the found out there was not a dairy in ger trade leaves but two vessels to]
in number assembled about a table youngest child. The old and feeble this neighborhood that comes up compete, the steamer Sue H. El
in one room and the balance of the will also find them a most suitable to his requirements, but there was more and gasoline schooner Anvil.
for aiding and strengthen
family about a still larger one remedy
ing their weakened digestion and no uniformity about his work. One These boats also carry freight
loaded almost to the breaking point for regulating the bowels. For sale place it was one thing and the next Since the completion of the rail]
with the many delicacies, known by Lamar’s Drug Store.
it was something else, so I don’t line between Hillsboro and Tilla-a
know what is lawifthe dairy laws of mook, through which direct con-j
Oregon are such that one man from nections can be made to and from
some other county without any law Portland, there has been a ilecreaie
but his own ideas and notions to in passenger travel by water. Dur
govern him can come in here to ing the Winter season »teamen
tell us what must be done, the have difficulty completing mo”
dairymen of Tillamook Co. have a than one round trip a week because
hard lot.
of the condition of Tillamook bay
A D airyman .
entrance.
Passengers are carried at ¡0« I
[Unfortunately for Oregon the
office of State Dairy and Food Com fares, considering that they art
missioner is more of a political
and
office than anything else. Simply not charged extra for meal» art
berth,
and
when
the
steamers
to drawdown so much pay without
accomplishing much good to the barbound for a few days profit»**»]
dairy industry. The Commissioner light. When the Golden Gate ar
and his deputies are empowered to rived Saturdav she had been a"l
visit dairy farms and creameries
as to their sanitary condition, and from port more than a week.
if more attention was paid to this sustained damage crossing the Ti
it would be a gcod thing, for dairy amook bar and is now on the On-
men who keep dirty, filthy barns gon drydock to have repair» n**»(
and environments are not prose to her keel and other work dose,,
cuted as much as they should be.
There is nothing wrong with the as she leaked slightly —Oregon“*
dairy laws, but experienced analy-
There is little danger from a cold
sists and chemistB and with 'a
good staff of professors should be or from an attack of the gnpexcw
at the head of the department in when followed by pneumonia,
stead of a lol of politicians holding this never happens when Lha®
down yobs for the money. It would Iain’s Cough Remedy is used-
be a good plan if the State Agricul remedy has won its great rep
tural College could take charge of tion and extensive sale by its -
the dairy and food laws, for there is markable cures of colds and V
a great deal of educational work to and can be relied upon wit
done, and this could be better done plicit confidence. For sale oy
by professors in their line than a mar's Drug Store.
lot of politicians.—E d .J
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Editorial ________
Flash Lights.
l,,jnd*uch queer .¡goals and the
(train passed on before the attorney (
Say. Web, we won’t blow if you had time to procure a restraining
order from the Lord Chief Justice |
will put us next to the mystery con
of Nehalem to »top the train so that j
nected with that flOtransaction.
he could get aboard. Try a torpedo j
Who’s long legs, ^nyway ? And
next time, Bro. Botts.
we are wondering why the lady was
so interested in men with long legs ?
CIRCUIT COURT ENDS.
One woman testified that ahe
never did get into trouble until she Plaintiffs Lose in Fish Cases
got into a certain attorney’s office.
—No Saloon for Garibaldi.
A young lady started for the train,
The November term of the Cir-
going to Nehalem, and it took
cult Court closed on Wednesday,
three other young ludies to help
Judge Kelly clearing up a large
her miss it.
number of the cases on the docket.
Degenerate. I heard a man say, He will return about the lUth De
Saturday.
" I’d stay over until cember to take up the Port of Tilla
Monday if there were any mure mook cases and other unfinished
divorce cases.”
cases which have not been acted
What a lot of fun it would have upon.
caused iu court had a six bit broom
Lois C. MacMahon, plaintiff, vs.
started in to straighten out the Agnes Reid, defendant. To quiet
title. Trial by Court. Motion for
wool or whisker’s face.
dismissal sustained.
Did you ever notice how much
Ladd and Bush, a corporation, .
ink a fellow gets on hiB fingers plaintiff, vs. F. D. Stalford, defend- [
when he is filling his fountain pen ant. Action for money. Non suit
on motion of plaintiff.
out of your ink bottle ?
Ladd and Bush, a corporation,
Anil another religious revival is plaintiff, vs. Anna G. Stalford and
over in this city. Surely Tillamook F. D. Stalford, defendants. Action
ought to be a model city if religious for money. Non suit on motion of
revivals are any criterion to go by. plaintiff.
Macdonald Potts, plaintiff, vs,
It i, tar from it.
Rollie W. Watson, defendant. Ac
‘‘Some day when you people have tion for money. Webster Holmes to
a good size fire and an equally investigate.
First National Bank of Tillamook,
large funeral, you will realize that
a corporation, plaintiff, vs.
people cannot get out of a moving Oregon
F. I). Stalford, defendant. A tion
picture show without proper exits,” for money. Judgment by default.
was a remark made a few days ago
First National Bank of Tillamook,
Oregon, a corporation, plaintiff, vs
by a visitor to this city.
That wasn’t a square deal to get Anna G. Stalford and F. D. Stal-
tord,
defendants.
Action
for
the newly weds out of bed the first money.
Motion to dismiss com
night ifter they hud planned not to plaint over ruled. Judgment for
go to their own home that night but want of answer, defendants declar
ing in open court that they do not
take u room nt the hotel to avoid desire
to plead further herein.
their friends and a serenade.
A. Bush and A. N. Bush, part
The High School Attorney was a ners doing business under the firm
constant visitor at the circuit court name of Ladd and Bush, plaintiffs,
vs. F. D. Stalford, defendant. Ac
and took a seat within the bar with tion
for money. Judgment by de
us much dignity as a full fledged fault.
attorney, although he has not dis
C. W. Pike, Abe Simmons and
played his shingle on the High Chris. Hansen, plaintiffs, vs. The
Elmore Packing Company, a corp
School building get.
oration, Charles Stone, Hiram Ea-
Here’s a slogan for anyone who duH, Dan Nichlas, Axel Nelson,
wants to run for mayor: “5c. aglass Edwin Bush, John Doe Emerson
for beer, 10c. a drink for whiskey and Richard Roe, defendants. In
junction. Verdict in favor of the
and no seats or games of any kind defendants.
allowed in the saloons, and loafing
Woodland State Bank, a corpor
prohibited.” That is the first step ation, plaintiff, vs. James Walton,
to procure what is termed a model Jr., trustee, Clyde Clements and Ef-
lieClements, defendants. Foreclos
saloon.
ure. Finding and decree in favor
Watch the men who are being of| plaintiff. |
fleeced for 10c. n glass for beer und
De Laval Dairy Supply Company,
15c. a drink for whiskey by the Till a corporation, plaintiff, vs. Jos
Von Rotz, defendant. Action for
amook saloon monolopy fall in line money.
Demurrer to interveners
at the city caucus to help the saloon petition overruled.
keeper keep that thing going. How
Kathleen Mills, plaintiff, vs. Al
»hort sighted some men are what bert Malaney et al, defendants.
fools they are besides to vote for Foreclosure. Dismissed on motion
those who charge them double the of plaintiff lie to defendant F. R.
Beals. Default and decree as to
price for drinks in this city to what remaining defendants.
it can be obtained fur in other cities.
C. W. Pike, D. A. Simmons and
One of our leading legal lights Chris Hanson, plaintiffs, vs. H. B.
S. ..........
Sheldon and Harry
who lias been in the habit for years Karr, A. “
_____ Injunction.
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of getting the Friday Oregonian on Mitchell, defendants.
Verdict in favor of defendants.
Saturday morning, almost had a
Fred T. Howard and Sarah T.
< .:se dismissed for non-appearance. Howard, plaintiffs, vs. J. D. Edg-
.1* received his paper on the day lertand J. C Gove, defendants.
il V. a printed and was having a Injunction. Trial by cqurt Ver
snooze when the bailiff woke dict in favor of defendant
Bess P'ingborn, plaintiff, vs.
him up and told him it was Satur-
Quincy J. Pangborn, defendant.
day. He argued it was Sunday and Divorce. Ordered that defendant
had Saturday's paper to prove it.
pay $25.00 attorney's fees of plaintiff
Ask James, jr., which he enjoyed und $10 each month until further
order of the court, and that plain
best, tne cup of coffee or losing the tiff be permitted to visit children,
train on Saturday.
No one need who were not to be removed from
wonder at Jim getting left, for tardy- the jurisdiction of the court
J. R. Eldredge, plaintiff, vs W.
nesa is one of his characteristics.
But, gee wiz, how comicul it is be C. King, as administrator of the
estate of Mary E Phelps, deceased,
coming to see Tillamookers chas defendant. Injunction. Dismissed
ing a train after it attain» a good as per stipulation.
Jim went one better than
First Hank and Trust Company
that 1 he endeavored to overtake of Bay City, Oregon, a corporation,
vs. Tillamook County, and H.
the train on a bike.
Crenshaw, sheriff and ex-officio tax
After all the fuss and all the blutf collector of Tillamook County, in
over the fish cases, we wonder now the State of Oregon, defendants.
the combatants feel. There’s u san Injunction. Trial by court and
finding and decree in favor of ile-
itarian! quite near, Walter, if your fendatits.
leal bad after such a trouncing,
Fred T. Howard and I Sarah T.
er should and never would Howard vs. Henry Crenshaw,
Injunction,
Dismissed
r trouble had proper sheriff.
khaad. Old methods for want of prosecution.
J. J. McCormick vs. Tillamook
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ud paying
County. Writ of mandamus.
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De-
'isiiiiut lie uiurrer to amended writ .....
overruled
and writ of mandamus dismissed,
us it was shown that plaintiff had
u majority of the legal voters on
day. Had
done so he
the progressive citirens
were never opposed to the
road or $50.<U) for each road dfa.
$1.40 ek.,
trict. The sentiment in Hay City
Alfalfa
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ay and all kinds
has liecu -----
sadly
misrepresented
the city on the bay neede end should I’he^ty“ P**** *“ *** "*
have a 10 mill road levy to fix its
TILLAMOOK F red Co.
own streets. Like moat places there
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grouchy persona there Wanted for Cash. Cheap Farm
whd have forced themselves into
Land in Tillamook County.
■B***1"
We have a customer who will buy
Botts knows law and how i tor s|>ot cash a cheap farm in Tilla-
cuses. but he don't know i
County.
Answer at once.
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liuik of
rtf one of hi» ' J
the look
le had better get his better .
Wants Dairy Ranch.
Bow Me.” And another
■Battorney
He went to
1 have a reliable client who will
■ith Congressman Haw pay cash for 40 to 75 acre dairy
■ÌMday. expecting to re- ranch m Tillamook county, mostly
^Mlii> \\ bile out on the cleared, with or without buildings,
Mfc.-Wa» heard appio.uh with or without cows. Give price,
l^fecon \ ei sani with the distance to creamery and full par
¡■B train he went thro ticulare in first letter.
Must be
3||bOf moti, in Without snap. Address K M. Shutt. Hepp
did nd indi. ner, Oregon.
ROYAL
To the Farmer» of Tillamook.
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BAKING
POWDER
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Absolutely Pure
Morning Star Flour
Is an exceptional flour, is made of
choice valley wheat, blendid with hard
wheat, making a strong white gluten-
ous flour, it is the best all round Hour
on the market, results produced please
the eye and palate.
Order a sack to-dav and be con-
/vinced that Morning Star Flour is far
superior to ordinary Hour
r sale by
S CLEANER
TS DIRT
More Abont the Roads.
[TO EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT]
If you are “From Missouri”
Let Us Show You
Pacific Coast Distributing Office
of the
Domestic Vacuum
Sweeper Company
Roomfi 206-7 Couch Bldg.
PORTLAND, ORE.
WE want a good live
AGENT IN EVERY TOWN
WRITS FOR PARTICULAR»
D ear S ir ,—As the tax question is
>n an unsettled condition, allow me
to say that I have known it abso
lutely necessary to amputate a leg
or arm to save life. It fa aiBO at
times important to spend the much
coveted coin to cover a good build
ing with paint, not only for ap
pearance, but to add durability to
property.
These questions
»—-———J are
understood by
_ all. The man who
refuses the first dies. The man who
fails to do the second not only loose
money, but becomes an old fogv
a mossbacks. a back number
Our County Court is Mp aRain8t
such a proposition.
They must
preserve the county’s integrity by
paying off indebtedness, they must
go forward with work commenced
to save that already expended. To
do these two things which we will
demand that they do and they
must have money to do with. Now
allow me to ask you men. who are
' *o opposed to our court spending
money for good roads that all
Many people suffer for
years front disordered di
gestion, severe headache*
or nervous troubles of oO*
kind or another. These they
ascribe to “biliousness
anything under the atm bat
the eyes, when, in many
cases, the trouble is directly
traceable to uncorrected eye-
strain, which the wearing
proper lenses would en
tirely remove.
J
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i on Si
bnklin,
Hartle
on Wee
log wan
lock eas
n fish.
Hay at tl
| Price t
L make
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Miles an<
» W. Fei
, on a vii
P. R. 4 f
freight ti
r
k Taylor,
(Courier, ’
iv.
chicken»
Heat Com
und.
L Kronerv
ixing the
Iffice.
|M. E. Nol
b spend I
latives.
I Cochran
In, were it
■nlay
Ik Exer vs.
lit filed in tl
I »10.53.
■e Cone, n
■eral month
■forma.
■ your chic
Bleat Coni pa
■ per potini
■> Monk's £
■dure taken
Bat Christin;
Bars, cheape
■ m town.
But to Harris
B*s Thomp-
■ k> make a cl
■ Tuesday t.-r
B*Shoeing a
■ fine door
I* law office.
at Tillamc
I take* the
Tou can g
'• °n Sundi
’Ne Church
ClemReusi
National
Noni, vs. L.
aieil
$30 j.
tr petition hi
J J- RcCorn
*e which w
**rlr term . >f c
has a
F feel everj
RAR'
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R. A. Wahlen, D.O
Eye Sight Special^