Tillamook headlight., June 13, 1912, Image 2

Tillamook Headlight, Jana 13. I®12
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being 22.000 more than he started
with. The result was, counting the
value of the 22.000 increase at $1.50
each with the foregoing sales, the
investment of $99,000 produced in
in less than three years $293.000 be­
sides the original stock of 66 000
goats was intact.
|circulation in this city, and like GOAT RAISING IS
HIGHLY LUCRATIVE
the large amount of life and fire
L egai . A dvertisements :
'insurance money sent East, it
Ki
First Insertion.
_______ . jier _ line
$
& benefits that part of the coun­ Million» of Skins Are Shipped
Each subsequent insertion, line
try and drains this. Patronize
Business and professional cards,
Into United States
1 month
........ 160 the borne industries and home
Homestead Notice» .................
5 tU merchants, for that will go a
Annually.
Timber Claims
10 00 long way in keeping the money
l ocals per line each insertion
5 at home and iu circulation and
Five hundred million goatskins
Displav advertisement, an inch.
The Annual School Meeting.
have been imported into the United
50 greatly help Tillamook City.
1 month ........................
Salem, Oregon, June 7, 1912.
States during the last decade, and
All Resolutions of Condolence and I
I odge Notices. 5c. per line.
The people of Oregon are the money »ent out of the country To the Patrons of Oregon Schools :
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
We do not attach sufficient im­
now tieginning to realize that in in payment therefor amounts to
Notices. Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
$25O,0UU,Cti). The figures of the Bur­ portance to our annual school meet­
the
effort
to
destroy
representa
­
etc. minimun rate, 25c. not exceed­
tive and constitutional govern­ eau of Statistics, Department of ing. This yearour annual meeting
ing five lines.
ment that they have been fooled Commerce and Labor, show that occurs June 17. On this day one
and humbugged by those who the goatskins imported into the director and the clerk are to be
RATES OF SUBSCRI’TION.
advocated it under the pretext United States have ranged in value elected in every school district in
(STRICTLY LN ADVANCE I
1 &> that it was the sovereign will from $20.090,OCX) to i3UOIJ.ua> per Oregon, a matter of much im­
One year-------
75 of the people.
Six months.....
So badly have annum during the past decade, portance to each community. I
50 things become mussed up by a making a total for the period in should be very glad, indeed, to find
Three months
few law tinkers, who contiuue to question of slightly more than that many of the Oregon school
Entered as second class mail mat­ tinker with laws, without giv­ $250,000,000. Tne number of goats districts were making the day of
ter July. 1888, at the poet office at ing the people or their represen­ whose skins are represented by this the annual school meeting an im­
Tillamook. Ore., under the act of
tatives an opportunity todiscuss $250,000,000 is approximately 500,- portant occasion, and at the same
March 3. 1879.
or amend them.
But as the 000,000, since the average value of time taking advantage of being to­
people like to be humbugged, the goatskins now being imported gether to talk over the problems of
according to the figures of the the schools.
(Tbt Tillamook ^rabligbt. it is beginning to dawn upon is,
them that instead of improving Bureau of Statistics, about 50 cents
The voting for director und clerk
matters in their efforts to do each, the valuations being those in will take place at the school house.
away with representative and the country from which exported to It should be remembered that
Editorial Snap Shots.
constitutional government they the United State».
women already have the privilege
The statement of the large value, of suffrage in school election. If
have utterly failed to substitute
Another effort is to be made something better, in fact, the $250 000,000, o< goatskins imported all the women of the community
to agree upon a flower for this people of Oregon were badly during the last decade, together will pack their lunch baskets, and
city. What shall it be ?
fooled when they fell all over with that indicating that the number assemble at the schoolhouse on the
themselves and allowed every of goats which this $250,001.000 morning of June 17, I am confident
It looks as though Theodore Tom, Dick and Harry, and every represents, is approximately 500,- that the men will be there also
Roosevelt intends going to the fanatic with wheels in his head, 090,000 is extremely suggestive in when the sun reaches the meridian.
National Republican Conven­ to become legislators and law conjunction with a statement re­ Of course, the members of the
tion at Chicago for the express makers under the fool notion cently supplied to the Bureau of family under voting age will have
purpose of using the steam roler that it is the sovereign will of Manufactures, Department of Com­ to have dinner. So all will spread
and to cause a stampede in his the people. The end is not in merce and Labor, by the United out their lunches under some
sight yet, for at the next elec­ States consul at Vera Cruz, Mexico, pleasant shade, and enjoy dinner
favor.
tion the ballot will contain so from which country large numbers
together.
We are in receipt of a com­ many measures to be voted upon of these skins are imported, in
After a good dinner all will be in
munication from the zYmerican a large proportion of the voters which he says that the meat of the the right frame of inind for eelect­
Economic League wanting to will not vote intelligently, tie­ goat, which is used at food and ing the officers, and discussing
furnish us with plate matter, cause they will not take the time found very similiar to that of the school affaire.
The patrons will
free. It must be a streak of nor have they the inclimation sheep, is of even greater value than have this opportunity to investigate
to
study
the
different
features
that of the hides and that the goats the conditions of the school house
economy when the Izeaguers
are grown in large numbers upon and grounds, and see what repairs
pay everybody else for their of the proposed laws.
lands not available for agricultural are needed ; whether the school
service», but want editors to
do work, free.
Not
much.
III the death of Mrs. W. N. purposes.
house is properly heated and venti­
They are as much entitled to Vaughn last week, one of the
Goats Live Cheaply.
lated, and what books and pictures
pay for their services as the early pioneers of Tillamook f "The dry plains of Neuvo Leon.” are most needed.
Let us make
American Press Association, county has gone to her rest, and he adds, "with scant growth of June 17th a red letter day for our
the express company and others it is only fitting that we should brush, are able to support large district !
who do the League's work.
pay homage to this pioneer wo­ flocks of goats, though these plains
Yours for better schools,
man, who was a factor in its first will not produce corn, cane or grass,
L. R. A lderman ,
She was but ten 1 unless water is supplied for irriga-
Supt, Pub’ic Instruction.
Saturday, June 8, was the SMth settlement.
anniversary of the Tillamook years of age when she came to tion. Mountain lands and rough,
Headlight, the pioneer news­ Tillamook with her parents to broken sections of foothill la nds Doing Housework by Motor Power.
paper of the county, and the settle in this county, which, to may be secured for about $1 per
It is now possible to do a great
home paper which has done speak correctly, was the Woolly acre, and each acre will in the
deal of ordinary housework by
more to boost for Tillamook West in every particular. Here moist regions, support five or six
motor power, thus relieving much
County than any other agency. she made her home and became goats. The s'eep mountains sides,
of the drudgery incidential of keep­
There are still quite a number the mother of sixteen children, the deep gorges, the narrow valleys
ing house. To those who wonder
of our citizens who have never all of whom grew to manhood* covered everywhere with exuberant
why mechanical power was not
and
womanhood.
Hers
was
an*
missed a copy of the Head­
vegetation, afford congenial feeding
light. but we have ¡hud to re­ industrious life during the pio­ grounds for goats The value of applied sooner to woman’s work,
cord many deaths of those who neer days, with their many pri­ . the goat depends upon three things; as well as in the machine shops
where men are employed, it is only
gave their support to the first vations and difficulties to con­ Meat, tallow and the skin. The
tend with, but with a cheerful, i matter of fresh meat in the farming necessary to explain that not until
home newspaper.
happy, contented spirit she districts of the hot country is great­ the small electric motor was pro­
duced was it possible to get power
went about her work, making
The Marion County Demo­ those whom she came in con-! ly simplified by the breeding of i into the house without a great deal
crats say they favor the abolish­ tact with feel they bad a true , goats, andj the flesh alone would of noise, confusion, inconvenience
make it a profitable industry.”
ment of all useless commissions friend.
and dirt.
Naturally, her chief
Questions for Americans.
and will resist with might and concern und affection was for
Electric power can be carried all
main the creation of any office. her children, whom she cared
The above statement indicating through the house on small con-
Yes; but who’s going to define for with true motherly love and , that large additions to the meat cealed wires and is instantly ready
which are useless commissions? devotion. And it is not out of supply of the United States may be for whatever task you wish. The
< »«ivernor West is endeavoring place to say that in her declin­ grown upon lands not available for electric motor is an ideal source of
to create n State Road Com­ ing days, und when sight failed general agricultural purposes, to­ power inasmuch as it will give just
mission, .with power to bond her, she was surrouuded with gether with the statement of the as much energy as you desire,
the state, ami we suppose this loving children who, with the Bureau of Statistics that the skins from the smallest fraction of a
would t>e a necessary commis­ same tender affection, made the of 5O.OUO.C90 goats are imported an­ horse power up. It runs practically
sion because it is advocated by declining year» of their mother nually into the United States, noiseless, without dirt or danger,
a dem<MTutic governor
as hnppv as it could iiossibh be coupled with the further fact that and can be operated by a child.
made. Let us all bow in rev­ the meat of goats is now being sold
It is surprising, when you stop to
Kfti-r ..11 tlie commotion over erence at the passing of this for food in the markets of uiany consider it, how much work about
the Oregon land frauds it is n pioneer woman and devoted cities oi the United States offers the home can lie safely entrusted to
an interesting suggestion as to the the electric motor. It will sweep
great surprise to hear that mother.
possibilities of large additions to and dust carpets, floors, upholstery,
Special Prosecutor Henev and
There is just cause of com- the meat supply of the United drapings and clothing with the aid
Detective Burns succeeded in
«il t iining jurymen whom they plaint bv those who have to State» and the retention at home of of a vacuum clenner. It will polish
■-new would bring in a verdict drive acrons the railroad at the the $25,00n,uno per annum now being the hardwood floor with a floor
of guilty, and this information saw mill, especially by those »ent out of the country for the pur polishing machine, and it will also
obtained by s|>ecial agents paid who own automobiles. Some- chase of goat skins.
polish the silverware and brass
British India supplies about one work with a small buffing motor.
by the government. With this thing should have been done
information coming to light and long ago to raise the road, anti third the entire importations of It will wash and wring the clothes
the large sums of money used whv the city council does not goat »kin» into the United States, with an electric washing machine
The that country having been credited and it will dry the clothes quickly
to bribe jurors in the McNama­ get busy is a surprise.
ra cases which was furnished railroad having made the track with 15,00X000 skins out of a total indoors with the assistance of an
by the trade unions, one is in­ higher than the road, which no imporation of 43,000,000 in the fiscal electric tan. It will b»at eggs,
clined to ask what kind of jus­ one would object to if it had I year 1911 The next largest impor­ griud coflee, run the meat and
tice is being doled out in courts made a fill on either side. The tation of that year was 6,068.61)8 vegetable chopper, turn the ice
of law. This is a deplorable con­ humped-banked railroad cross­ I from China, 3,000,009 from Mexico, cream freezer, sharpen knives and
dition but it shows how un­ ing is not only an infringe­ 273O.0C9 from Aden. Arabia; 2,250,- it will keep the house cool in sum­
scrupulous attorneys will resort ment on the rights of the peo­ 090 from England. 1,501X000 from mer with electric fans. It will run
to trickery and bribery to win ple, but the Mayor and City ■ I British East Africa, 2000,OX) from the sewing machine faster and
their cases. Fixing jurors and Council is deserving of some • Brazil. 1.333.332 from Argetina. 1,090- better than it was ever run before.
couching witnesses to tell de- criticism in allowing the cross­ 000 from Vensula, about 1.000,00} It will dry the hair after a shampoo
lilieratc falsehoods have been ing to remain in ¡its present t each from France and Russia and or provide a message And it will
the cause of a great deal of in­ condition, and should any seri­ 081X500 from Turkey, in Asia. Con operate the refrigerator keeping it
justice in the courts of law, and ous accident happen there those ■ sidemble amounts are also import- at just the right cooling tempera­
much more so than people are who are responsible for the • ed from Turkey. Austria Hungary, ture.
dangerous.
humped
backed I Germany, Italy. Peru, the Dutch
uware of.
These are a few of the ordinary
crossing should be financially or • East Indies and French Africn.
things about the home which can
L. Samuel, of the Oregon criminally liable, for it is not
The following statement, furnish be easily, quickly and economi ally
Life, who was in the city last good business or horse sense to > ed by the American consul quoted done with the aid of electric motors.
week in the interest of thut life allow this to continue without : above and printed in the Daily Con­
insurance company, is a booster making an effert to improve it. sular and Trade Report by the
Notice to Creditor«.
in behalf of patronizing home The county has been improv­ Bureau of Manufactures of tlie De­
industries. Enormous sum» of ing the road south of this city, partment of Commerce and Labor,
N otice is H ereby G iven ,— That
money tire »ent out of tlie State and at the Kodad hill have done Will serve as an illustration of how the undersigned h ■ « been by the
I ork and other large some splendid permanent im­ the business of goat raising ,» con­ County Court of Tillamook Countv,
the East for life and provement«, and it is only right ducted in Mexico. (The money val- Oregon dulv appointed a» admin
of the estate of JOHN C
fire insurance, which i» quite a the road within the city limits ***• ,r* assumed to represent Mexi­ istrator
MANGAN, deceased. and that he
financial drain and with a »mall should be made fit to travel can pesos, one of which equals 49 8 his qualified as such administrator.
pro|M>rti<>n returned, while the over. Another thing, the bridge cents in American currency):
AU persons having claims against
Oregon Life keeps its money at across the slough is in none too
in llXM the manager oi the farm said estate are hereby required to
present
the same to said sdminis
home an<l invests it in Oregon. safe a condition for the heavy received tM.iXj goats, including
trator at his office in Tillamook
travel,
and
should
have
been
Everybody should see the Im
lart* **>J small, at a valuation of City, Tillamook County. Oregon,
IHirtance of imtroniaing home replm'cd by a wi<ler an 1 more $X.5U each, equal to IRH.6C9 From within six months from the date
institutions, especially in a city, substantial bridge before this. • 1 t;.e produce ot these he sold during hereof, together with proper verifl
cations 'hereof as required by law.
some ___________
* nine months
like TillsmiM-k. for whenever' Now is the time to do
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of 1804 and the vesr»
years
Ttoted thia May 23r l. i«ix
the citizens send elsewhere for. thing, not after an accident has ia*snd|19a 31X000 hand at $3 each
H. T. B uttw .
their merchandise, etc., Mist hapjiened and the city has a eq us I tv CMlOcrx and had at ths
Administrator of the Estate of
much money is taken out of b’ll damage suit to pay.
1 clues U 18U8 $»,«*} head on the istm John C Mangan, deceased
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▲dvertie-ng Ratee.
ZEPoi Sale or ZZ^olxa.xxg'e
216 Tillamook Block, Tillamook, Or.
OVER POST OFFICE.
TILLAMOOK LANDS AND LOTS.
I. — 35^ acres in cultivation. Free city water. 6H miles S.E -$4.5-«
2—16 acres in cultivation. Spring water Oretown — $2 25a*U
3. -65 acres at Beaver. Dairy ranch und stock. -$10,000
4. —100 acres« Castle Rock ranch. 314 miles S.E. of Hebo.-*«».
5. — House and Lot in town.—$525.00.
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6 —Fine Residence, central Tillatr.ook City.-$2,190.
7. —House and Two Lots, Miller's addition, Tillamook City. $1 vy
8. —160 acres. Dairy Ranch. Pleasant Valley.—$7 500.
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9. —40 acres on Tillamook River Unimproved. All bottom.-$1
10—160 acres, Timber Claim on Miami river.—$4,500.
11. —80 acres fine timber. 1,580. M, feet.—$1,900.
12. —40 acres. Well improved. New building. 4J4 miles S.-tSrm
---- Cloverdale. Timber.—$3000.
13. —80 acres, near
14. —30 acres. Four miles south. All improved —$8,500.
$3.509
15. —30 acres. 3*« miles south. Half improved.
.
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16. —150 Lots aud Hotel site. Long Beach add to Bayocear.lUan
17. —80 acres 4*4 miles S.E. Tillamook.—$4,800.
18. — 290 acre ranch. 70 acres bottom. All stocked. —$22 590,
19. —The finest residence in Tillamook —«4,700
20. —240 acres 5*4 miles S.E. Dairy Ranch.— $43,200
21. —60 acres. Nestucca bottom. Dairy Ranch —$11,000.
HOOD RIVER LANDS AND LOTS,
1. -17 acres. Orchard. Well improved. Will trade for bettor»
land only.—$15,000.
2. —10 acres. Orchard. Buildings cost $5,000. —$18 000
3. -24 acres. Orchard. Fine improvements — $36.9bC
4. —42*4 acres. Part Orchard. Balance raw.—$25,900.
5. —15 acres. All fruit Good improvements.-$20.000
6. —Tl acres. All in fruit Good improvements.—$10,000.
7. Business Lot, Hcod River.—$1(X(JOO.
II. 100 acres. Six acres cleared. Fine apple land. - $8,000.
Washington County, Or., Lands.
1.--1000 acres. Orchard Land.
tracts to suit.
For sale only in
Mostly raw.
PORTLAND.
1. —Two Lota Portland Heights.—$12,000.
2. —Three Lota. Peninaular, near Swift’a Packing Plant—$1,500,
3. - Fine Residence. Mt Tabor. Furnished.—$3,600.
4. —Equity in 2 lots. Capital Hill add.—$400.
5. —6 Lots. Panel!'« add. to Woodlawn, Portland.—$4,3U0.
NORTH PLAINS
LYLE, WASH., LANDS.
1.—8 acre» in town. Five acres in cultivation. Fine creek — $2.409
1. —160 acres. All good fruit lands. 4 acres orchard. Buildings.-
$12,000.
2. -378 acres Ranch. 70acres, 1 year old apples, 150 acres cleared
$75 per acre.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
31 acre Truck Farm at Ethridge. Will trade. — $5000.
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