Tillamook Headlight, May s, 1913 O, Advertising Rates. L egal A pvertissmbnis : * 10 First Insertion, per hue 5 Lach subsequent insertion, line Business and professional curds. 1 (H) 1 month ............................. ui Hun.r-stead Notices.................. 10(0 Timber Claim» ....... 5 Locals per line each insertion Li-p’av advertisement, auinch, 50 1 month ............................... All Resolutions of Condolence and Lodge Notices, 5c. per line Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line. Notices, Ix>st, Strayed or Stolen, etc. rniuimuQ rate, 23c. not exceed­ ing five line». RATES OF SLBSCRI’TIO.N. imin IN ADV ANC». » 1.5o One year......... 75 Si* mouths........ 50 t l.-i-e months this is a matter which is of con­ ▲ CHILDREN’S BUREAU siderable importance to dairy­ Government to took men. it is natural to suppose Our that they will take a lively in­ After the Rising Genera­ terest in the discussion, for if tion More Closely by more scientific methods the land can be made to raise more The bill which recently passed feed the monthly checks will be both houses of Congress now only that much larger. The object awaits the signature of the presi of establishing demonstration dent to become a Jaw creating a farms is to bring scientific children’s bureau in the Depart- methods nearer the farms, and meet of Commerce and Labor. as this is the center for the pro­ This is a measure which is calcu- duction of an immense quantity lated to result in good to the peo of milk, that alone should jus­ pie through the influence it will tify having a demonstration exert in promoting the welfare of farm established here under children. the supervision of the Agricul­ 1 The bill provides for the collec tural College. tion and dissemination of statistics FARMERS ! ! | TAKE NOTICE ! 1 , PROF. W. J. KERR, and other information relating to Some of our citizens are ad­ ail classes of child life, particularly Lnrered as second class mail mat vocating a new city hall in keep« having reference to the inveetiga r July, Dse, at the post office at ing with the progress of the tion of infant mortality, the birth aincuik, Ore., under the act of city, also a park. It is true that rate, orphanage, juvenile courts, , X rcb 3. 1879. the city hall is antiquated and desertions, dangerous occupations, does not meet present require­ accidents to and diseases of chil­ ments. and for that reason it is dren, and the employment of chil­ £bt Tillamook Ijfahligbt, thought that something mod­ dren and legislation in the various •V ern and up-to-date is necessary, states affecting their employment. especially for the fire depart- I The text of the bill indicates that Editorial Snap Shots ' nient. In the matter of a park, there will be no attempt to enroacb I this city have thrown away op­ upon state legislation, but that the portunities ’u the past to pro­ bureau will confine its work to the for a stock show ! cure suitable land at a notni- collection of the character of data ( I.al figure, but for lack of inter- indicated and to publishing this m Boost, also, for a demonstra­ ' est this important part of the formation so that state legislatures city’s development have been and state authorities may have the tion farm. neglected. Some day, when the benefit of this information for their desirable locations are built on guidance in enacting and enforcing When Canadian cheese is sell­ ing for lOjc. a pound. Eastern and the land becomes more laws. This being true, there can cheese for 12|c. a pound, and valuable, then, and probably be no logical objection to a national tne famous Tillamook cheese at not till then, will it be admitted law which has for its object the up­ 15|c. a pound, this is a good ad­ that the citizens had a splendid lift of the human race; on the con­ vertising stunt for Tillamook opportunity to secure a public trary, it should have the approval The | park but failed to do so. ” ’ of the people without exception, county. • only way now to secure a new and the bureau should have the as­ city hall and public park is to sistance of the public in its endeav­ Our contemporary contends bond the city. or to secure the needed information. that free trade won’t reduced ' Bv gathering statistics regarding the price of cheese. We hope Bro. Trombley handed I out a the diseases peculiar to children, not, hut isn’t it a fact that in the death rate of children, the char­ revising the tariff the object is great deal of criticism i in the acter of employment calculated to presidential election in regard to reduced the price of every­ affect their health and other mat­ to Republican standpatters aud thing that is raised on the ters of similar impart, there should Cannonism. From Bro. Trom farm ? bley's Democratic point of view result a more healthy race of chil­ it was considered "rotton” poli­ dren, and consequently a more it was ft had beginning to open tics. It will be observed that healthy race of men and women. the baseball season with a fight. no sooner does the Democratic The lives of children should be We hope this will not l>e re­ party assume power, when brightened. their home life and peated, for rowdyism is dis­ | President Wilson calls upon social surroundings should, in gusting and reduces the atten­ I the legislators to many instance, be improved, and National dance. Swearing and lighting standpat on the free trade child life generally should be plac­ should not ba heard or seen on tariff Anti with the ed on a higher plane. Thia, in ef­ bill, a baseball tield. same rules which Cannon con­ fect, will result if the provisions of ducted the house, the Demo­ the new law are faithfully carried It is no use pretesting, for the cratic members are being co-' out, and this should make a bright- Democratic bosses are deter­ erced to standpat for free trade, er, better and happier world. —From mined upon free milk and free in fact, standpatism under the the San Antonio Express. --------------- ------- ■ earn, ami free wool and free Democratic party is now being | Turkey expected that the allies lumber. This is a hard blow worked to the limit, with the for the farmers to stand, but Democratic bosses whipping arrayed against it would have b.-»n why single out that class to every weak-kneed member into fighting each other long before this, bear the brunt of free trade and line- It is also decided by the but is always hopeful of the same give protection to manufactur­ Senate Finance Committee that (old jealousies. no public hearing shall be given ers ? A democratic contemporary says on the tariff bill, so that every­ there is no such thing as scientific thing can he carried on in secret tariff. It evidently has in mind the Commissioner Farmer is de­ behind closed doors. last Democratic tariff, which was a sirous that the editors take a monstrosity. trip in the near future to the There is 11 desire on the part In the manner of the exorbitant South part of county to see vv hat improvements have been of some of the dairymen for a charges for foodstuffs no better ex­ m.ide on roads since they paid stock show this summer, anil planation can be given than that t'uit part a visit. We can assure we have been asked to boost it, the consumer is paying for soine- the commissioner that it will tie for, as some of the dairymen t body’s high priced automobile. a pleasuie to the editors to do contend who have graded their An Illinois farmer was killed by I s<>, for they are 7 good roads herds up with blooded stock, his new automobile on an improved 35c Sherry Wine . they would like to place them i boosters and it would not hurt road while going fifty mil»» an BOTTLE GOODS. Angelica Wine on exhibit and see what others their feelings should kindly dis hour. Agriculture should not al­ i Zenfendel Wine . per quart 3\ We low itself to become too intensive. pone persons showed again their are doing along that line. Tokev............................ per quart fib Pebbleford, bottled in bond, I see nothing to prevent a stock ............................. perquart 25c- hospitality and good will. I per bottle....................................$150 Claret A new House will be elected next I show, All that is necessary to White Grape Juice.................. ..75c Clarke’s Pure Rye, bottled in year, and if the tariff revisors fail I bond, per bottle.......................... 1.25 Local Beer, quart. 3 bottles for 5.M bring this about is for the Fair­ Domestic Beer, qt., 3 bottles for 75c Ilv pulling together the Fair­ view Grange and the Tillamook to reduce the cost of living by that | Old Crow, bottled in bond, per The valued family re­ bottle ............................................ 1.50 Special Prices for view («range and the Tillamook Commercial Club to get toge­ time, without impairing the means Hermitage, bottled in bond, per cipes for cough and cold Commercial Club expects that ther and each appoint a live of living, their excuses will not be boitle ................................. . ... 1.50 Family Trade. cute, liniments, tonics Hie S'ate Grange will hold its commitiee. Then 11 stm'k show worth much. Cyrus Noble, 3 Crown ............... 1.50 Keg Beer.................... 15 gallons $5f aud other remedies have iimuial convention in this city is assured. Hut the initiative' A final decision has been made 1 O T. O , bottled in bond, per Keg Beer.................... 10 gallons (*! bottle................... 1.25 Ix>cal tiottle Beer, 6dox. quarts W1 next year The Grangers who should t»e taken by the Grange, by the Senate Finance Committee !| as careful attention here 1 Kentucky Dew, 14 gal., bottled attend the State («range next for no matter how enthusiastic ,hrt‘ no public hearing shall be giv- « as the most intricate ^pre­ ■ - bond - ....................................... g15 Local bottle Beer, 10 doz. pints ID I ■ I. in week will carry with them let­ tlie Commercial Chib mav take en ,he "ew «»riff bill, The Demo­ scriptions. i Kentucky Dew, full pint, bottled Domestic Beers. I I in bond ....................................... 75 ters of invitation, and we can hold of a stock show in connec­ crats believe more in free trade Budwieer Beer. 6 doz. quarts $25 • ■ assure the State Grange if the tion with the Grange, it cannot . than in free speech. Our fresh, high grade | John Dewar A Sons. Old Scotch Whiskey......... .......................... 1.5C Budwiser Beer, 10 dozen pints M* invitation is accepted the liest tie made a success unless the I If the Republican secretary of drugs will help to make I Black Old style Lauger Beer, 10doz pt llu; A White, Old Scotch dairying section of the North duiryinen as a Imdv co-operate. state hud gone to California to co­ these remedies more effec­ II Whiskey ........-............................ 1.50 vest will offer the glad hand We urt* assured that they will .operate with the Legislature in WINES. | VO. P., Old Scotch Whiskey ... 1.75 tive than ever. and show its hospitality. Sandy Macdonald’s Old Scotch do so, on the understanding framing a bill there would have White Port, Old Monk Brand, 1 Whiskey....................................... 1.75 $1 (X) per p Right prices are also that the show will not be turn been a shrill outcry from states I Hunter Baltimore, Rye Scotch Port Wine.................................... 1.00 parf" Free trade, to a limited ex ed into a fakir's fair. The new rights Democrats throughout the I « assured. Whiskey....................................... Sherry 1.00 per ■ Canadian Club............ ................. tent, works satisfactorily in slogan of the Commercial Club country. Claret .................................. 75c. peril* ‘ I. W. Harper ................................... ’ Angelica.......................... I 00 per IP- ' England, because that country is "Get busy! Do something No doubt prompted by^the wish Harvester Old Style...................... ' Zenfendel .’.................. 1.25 per bits to depend upon other couti for the upbuildingpf Tillamook that is father to the thought, stories 1 Monogram........... Tokey .................................. 1.25 ;>er IP- If the Fair­ of severe fighting between the Bui- tries for food ami raw material city and county.” 1 Kentuck Dew ... for manufacturing purposes It view (»range will get busy and garians and the Greeks and the Bul­ • Billie Taylor, full quart WHISKEYS. ¡Coronet Dry Gin. ....per liottle is different in the United States help make it a success, we can garians and the Servians are being Monogram ..................... per gal. ' A.V.H. Gin........... .... per bottle where there is a surplus of food vouch that the chib will do like­ sent out from Bucharest The Rou­ White Corn Whiskey.. per gal- Gordon Sloe Gin .. per bottle Harvester Old Style ..per gal. iJ stuffs anil n large amount of raw wise. The county will receive manians have been hostile to the Gordon Dry Gin . ... per bottle McBrayer. 13 years cld. per gal. 6J material, which, with a free a I »out $7UO from the State for Rock and Rye ... .... per bottle Balkan alliance from the begin­ Echo Spring ................ jier gal ii El Bart Gin ......... trade policy, places the products fair purposes, which will help _ hestnut GroVe Rye. .per gat ning, and have so maneuvered, Virginia Dare Wine . per bottle ’ 2ii of this country on a par with to defray the expenses. with threats of attack upon the Port Wine ...................per quart 35c. Kentuckey Dew......... j>er gal. that of other countries. This Alcohol............................. per gal- .. 1 rear, as to compel Bulgaria to give • per “ T i» ’ I gal.^_» Cornet Dry Gin.......... ... can la* better illustrate d by re­ The great calamity 111 Omaha was Roumania a slice of the territory ferring to free milk and fret­ quickly overshadowed bv the ter cream. As noon ns the Demo­ ribly disastrous floods in Ohio. conquered from Turkey, if not a cratic tariff bill goes into effect Great suffering and sickness from • mall part of Bulgaria also Bucha­ a«i euoritiou» h mount of mill mid olds a ad espvriure l„ I’oolc. 2217 rest is no point from which correct California l.i . Omaha writes "My news of what is going on among WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER COR 1st and 1st AVENUS £ cream will tie shipi»ed into tile daughter had a very severe cough Eastern Suites from Canada, and cold but Foley’s Honey and the allies may be expected. It is as which will immediately demur- Tur Compound knocked it out in no colored by prejudice as that which formerly came from Vienna. Never­ alixe the price of butter iiih I time. Retuse substitutes. ’ For •ale by all druggists theless. there a|»|»ears to be some cheese mid tile Canadians will friction among the allies as to the gloat over such a splendid mar F' ley Kidney Pills repay rourcon- exact division of the conquered ter­ with the problem of buy ng Harness ket living thrown open to them. tidenev in their healing and cura­ ritory, which is proving to be some­ you will find it distinctly advanta­ tive qualities Any kidney or blad geous to come and do vonr select » Monday to hear President (ordelia Coy eland, Ardeola, Mo., gar-a want Salomhi. and both have conscientious workmanship and be of occupation there, thought \V J. Kerr, of the ( Irvgon kgri •ays. "1 had kidney and bladder armies the town appears to t»e ruled by ihe ‘di.irged the most reasonable prices. Cyrus Noble, pure, old and palatable—« < qlturnl College, talk on the •rouble for over a y ear and and 5 '•reeks. The town was formerly a We can supply single or double • ••tries uf Foley Kidney Pills cured |»ar1 of Greece. Was captured by the • ■sets or any single article that you bottled at drinking strength. ildi'lniic h me M 'sabi.it, <>l . It is the saute story from may be in need of Sold everywhere—and costs no more than nt . r demount ratini every one who uses them All say, Greeks, and would seem naturalh 1 to belong to the Greeks. But Bui-1 ^kTill.imitok County ,\« they cured me.” For «ale at ali garia •ny other good whiskey. wants a seaport. druggists. President of the Oregon Agricultural College, and E. SHROCK, Deputy Dairy and Food Commissioner, will talk on Dem onstration F arms ! AT THE COURT HOUSE, Tillamook City, on MONDAY, MAY 12, 13, at 1 P.M. This is a matter that interests all Dairymen. E SURE TO ATTEND. Family Recipes. e I J CLOUGH, • Reliable Druggist IV BILLY STEPHENS, Get this idea of rough, high-proof, strong whiskey out of your head—or it will get you—play the devil with your nerves—ruin your digestion. Why punish yourself. W.A, Williams At Co. Neil (• Coasty aiag W. J. Van Schuyver Co., Fortland>