Tillamook headlight., November 13, 1913, Image 2

Tillamook Headlight, November 13, IOi3
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Entered as second class mail mat­
ter July, 1888, at the post office at
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of
March 3. 1879.
ííbe ^illamoob Ijeaòlig^f,
Editorial Snap Shots.
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injected ficticious values into
real estate in Tillamook. It was
no other than J J. Hill, the great
railroad builder, at a banquet in
Ilia honor in Portland, who made
the same remark about the nigh
price of agricultural land as we
made a few weeks ago, yet no
one i» calling him a knocker.
Nor did he have land at $41X1 or
$500 an acre in mind, as is the
case in Tillamook County, when
he made that statement, but
land at $50 to $100 an acre. And
it is beginning to ’awn most
forcibly upon the n inds of a
large number of dairymen that
their taxes increase every year
on account of inflated values
living placed on dairy lands in
this county. That is not the
only draw back. Home seekers
cannot be induced to locate here
because it takes a little fortune
to buy a fairly good »'zed farm
of this land. We hope, when
all idle agricultural land is as­
sessed the same as improved
land, it will have a tendency,
with those who are holding it
for speculation, to place it on
the market at lower figures.
Probably when some of the
cities which went “dry” last
week have gone through the
same experience with ‘blind
pigs” as this county did, there
will tie some change of senti­
ment before another election.
day evening, which was just follow-
leg the close of the Butter Makers’
convention and preceding theo|»en-
ing of the dairymen’s convention,
the two association» were enter­
tained at a banquet by the Com­
mercial club at the new Tillamook
hotel. This hotel, it may be said,
is one of the finest in any of the
towns in Oregon, a remarkable
hotel for a city the size of Tilla
■nook, and one which reflects great
credit upon the ambitions and pro­
gress of its people. The affair was
a great success in every way, and
the splendid menu was a credit to
the hotel
management.
Black
coffee and the prize Tillamook
cheese made by trie Red Clover fac-
tory, scoring 96 per cent was
served with the last course of the
banquet Mike Abplanalp, presi­
dent of the Red Clover cheese fac­
tory, was called upon to cut the
cheese, which he did gracefully
amid round after round of applause
for the man who can year after
year bring out the finest cream
cheese in the world.
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The State tax this year will
be live mills, or about $75,(100
for Tillamook County to pay,
which is more than the whole
tax collected in this county not
many years ago. With our new
fangled system of legislation 1
and creating new offices and I
new commission, the so-called
Oregon system instead of re­
ducing the taxpayers’ burdens
appears to be increasing them.
This means that taxes will take ■
another jump.
President Kunze took an early
stand for strict integrity in dealing
one with another. No man weed­
ing out his herd should sell a Scrub
cow to a neighbor. To the butcher
with her!
Come in and see for yourself what
we make before you Buy.
We are always ready to talk Silo and Ensilage with you.
We handle the Hocking Valley Ensilage Cutter.
The Best Made.
We Guarantee Our Prices to be Right
We carry a complete line of Fir, Spruce and Hemlock
Lumber, and always have in stock thoroughly kiln dried finish,
flooring, ceiling, siding and mouldings.
Try our extra thick Shingles, none better.
On Wednesday morning the visit­
ing dairymen, about fifty strong,
were loaded into a dozen automo­
biles furnished by the businessmen
of Tillamook, leaving the hotel
about 9 o’clock, and were taken on
a 20-mile drive through the beauti­
ful Tillamook valley’. The dairymen
w’ made that drive are convinced
that some of the richest land in the
w;rld lies in Tillamook valley. It is
so black and rich, yet soft and
Oregon Agricultural College
tempting to the plow or other tool
that at a later meeting, after Dr.
Withycombe had told the conven­
tion in eloquent terms of the won­
December 8 to 13, 1913 I
ders of that rich soil. President J.
This will be a notable event in the
M. Dickson arose and told of having
on his own hook made some inves­ educational history of Oregon.
Farmers’ Co-operation will be the
tigations during that remarkable I
drive. He said that to test the soil leading topic of a stimulating series of
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. The week will be crowded
he had found a mole hill with fresh , ’ lectures,
earth flanked around and grasping 1 with discussions, and demonstrations
a handful of it he pressed it tight in everything that makes for the wel­
and then opening his hand what fare of the farmer and home-maker.
was his surprise to find numerous
WINTER SHORT COURSE
globules of butterfat bursting from
the rich black soil, which lie had
January 5 to 30, 1914
pressed into a lump.
While, of
The College has spared no effort to
course, this remark brought down make this the most complete short
the house and was considered the course in its history. A very wide
crowning feat in praise of that range of course will be offered in Gen­
wonderful soil, even a number of eral Agriculture, Horticulture, Ani­
the residents of Tillamook admitted mal Husbandry, Dairying. Poultry
that it was necessary to pass the Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic
products through the cow before it Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry,
turned into butterfat ; yet it ex­ and Music. Numerous lectures and
presses somewhat the feeling of discussions on FARMERS’ CO-OPER­
wonder, and possibly of envy, felt ATION, at home and abroad, will be a
by those excursionists after they leading feature. Make this a pleasant
drove over the valley, visited and profitable winter outing. No tu­
cheese factories, and were feasted ition. Accommodations
reasonable.
here and there on delicious cream Reduced rates on all railroads. For
cheese, then
on
cheese and further information address
crackers ; then, as Mr Dickson ex­
H. M. TENNANT, Registrar,
pressed it, on cheese and other
Corvallis, Oregon.
Farmers’ Business Courses by Cor­
things, although the writer and
some of the others failed to get respondence without tuition.
some of the •*other things.”
Tonight.
Touight, if you feel dull and
The $2,600,000 Huerta has man- stupid, or bilious and constipated,
take a dose of Chamberlain’s
aged to borrow is too small for Tablets and you will feel all right
a beginning in settling the Amer- tomorrow.
For sale by’ Lamar’s
Drug Store.
ican bill of damages.
As a large amount of money
have been expended in public
and private improvements in
this city, which is conclusive
proof that our citizens have im­
plicit faith in its future growth
and development. What is now
needed is united effort to Help
One thing that was notice- increase the business of the city,
able in the vote for appropria­ for this means much to those
tions for the State University who have invested their money
was the opposition that : cattle in large buildings.
Unfortu­
from the rural districts, Great nately, the city has been forced
credit is due the Press, . eape- into expensive litigation which
cially the Oregonian, for • baek- will greatly increase the city’s
ing up the University.
1 was indebtedness, the burden of
It
Lime county that polled a large which will fall alike upon those
majority—about 8(MX).
who started the litigation and
those who had nothing to do
Did it ever occur to our citi­ with it. Sooner this condition
zens that the city will be »tiiug of affairs come to an end better
badly as a result of the pave­ it will be for the city, but from
ment »crap by way of interest. all indications there is no tell­
Well, at the rate of $12,000 a ing when this will be. But this
year makes a formidable sum should not retard any efforts to
for the taxpayers to pack, just help boost the city and push it
because a few land speculators to the front, and for that reason
had a personal fight and don’t we hope that our citizens will
want to pay for improvements. elect a mayor and city council
, who will be active in promoting
the welfare of the entire city.
Bids for the improvement of
It is, nodoubt, unthankful posi­
Tillamook bar have been for­
tions to occupy, for no matter
warded to Washington to go
how faithfully a person may
through the regular “red tape”
till a public office, the knocker
stunt. We are all getting ex­
or the mossback is always in
ceedingly anxious for work to
evidence denouncing and accus­
commence on the jetty, for with
ing public officials of grafting,
this improvement carried to
etc., when, as a matter of fact,
completion it means much by
that is the individual who need
way of industrial development
watching. Our advice is to get
for the central part of Tilla­
together in the interest of the
mook county.
entire city and stand back of a
mayor and city council whocan
It is a little amusing to see not be influenced by those who
with what vim attorneys in want to dictate and control.
some of the towns that went
“dry” are hunting for techni­
1
As a result <>f tlie visit of the
calities. Any old lame excuse
to get into court and make a Oregon I fairy men’» Association
fee. It was the majority of the t<> this city, the Pacific Home­
voters who voted ’ dry” at Hills­ stead and the «Rural Spirit de­
When it comes to official leisure
boro and Salem, and attorneys voted considerable space to the
the State Department is easily first.
in these places ought to know conventions, as well as lending Solicitor Folk is about to
take
enough not to butt in, for the a helping hand boost Tillamook stump in New Jersey.
courts have unmercifully “swat­ county. Below we give a few
clippings :
I Just to demonstrate that the
ted” those who have done so.
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WE MANUFACTURE SILOS.
A.
COATS LUMBER CO.
FARMERS’ WEEK
OREGON
Four Foot Fir Slabs
$3.00 per Cord.
Delivered.
Dry Short Wood $2.00 Load.
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO
Coal, Cement, Lime,
Brick, Shingles,
Plaster, Poof Paint.
LAMB-SCHRADER COMPANY.
DOCKS : WAREHOUSE
FRONT STREET, BETWEEN Ind & 3rd AVENUE WEST
Wood to Bunn- J
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CLEAR UP SALE
Nothing
Tillamook
women can do their part, wives of
striking miners in Colorado have
been kidnaping and
detaining
wives of strikebreakers.
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The daughter of “Fighting Bob”
Evans has divorced her husband
on the ground of cruelty and abus ‘
ive treatment.
She must have
taken after her mother.
TIüUflWOOK,
Reserved
All Pyrographic Wood
while they last one half »
off regular price.
Baker’s Bread
Sold at
All Grocers
Coine early and make I
your selection.
Burning sets and eup.
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with the problem of buying Harness
you will find it distinctly advanta­
geous to come and do your select
ing here. You will get the best!
qualities, the most thorough and
conscientious workmanship and be
charged the most reasonable price; .
We can supply single or double!
Sets or any single article that you]
may be in need of.
Dr. Withycombe says': “A cow
phis.
reeds a large eye so she may see
everything ; a large mouth, so
During the last fiscal year Uncle
she may cat everything she sees ;
a large stomach, so she can hold Sam received $240,000,900 for post­
everything she eats, and a large age stamps, stamped envelopes
Reliable Druggists.
udder so »lie can turn everything and postal cards, an increase of
$18,000.000. The boom is still on.
she holds into milk.”
Let
us
fill your Prescription.
I and parcel poet will add to it in
Tillamook, Oregon.
' Thus. Withycombe, of Portland, 1913.
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rOWER’S FISH BRAND
made
a
plea
for
better
homes
and
1
he
fact
that
Oklahoma
juries
are
Tlie prohibitionists appear to
a
happy
neighborhood
brought
convicting
guardians
for
robbing
REFLEX SLICKER
lie elated over their success in
KEEPS OUT ALL THE RAIN
adding a nu inlier of cities to the about through social chib meet­ their Indian minor wards indicates
“dry” territory, and are now ings and gatherings of a social that the body of citizens are op
PATENTEE/
determined to make the State nature He said: “You of Tilla. posed to "grafting.” Jury verdicts
mook
county
have
complete
pro-
are the best reflection of commun­
dry,” if possible, next year.
There is one stumbling block, tection, as no one can produce ity sentiment.
Following its recommendations
the Home Rule law. which is your cheese nor steal your climate,
a problem, for us long ns this but it is up to you to make your of pop corn as a breakfast food, the
retnains a law, giving cities the neighborhood happy by more social Department of Agriculture gives
activities ”__________
us another helpful hint as to reduc­
right to regulate the liqu ir traf­
WATER
There is no more loyal man on ing the coat of living. It recom­
fic within their corporate limits,
C annot
State wide prohibition is impos­ the face of the earth thsn a dairy­ mends thut wooden shoes be worn.
ttt ■ I n A t
R eflex E dges
sible. We opposed the enact­ man. Without exception each one But would it not be cheaper still to
T he F rom
P rotect Y ou 0
ment of this law, but it curried of them thinks hi» farm is the best go barefooted.
W aterproof —D urable
with such an overwhelming fsrm and that it is situated in tlie
Huerta seems to be working
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
majority when put to a vote of most fertile and beautiful country- strictly Recording to progam me, as
$3.00 Everywhere
the people we are doubtful on the face of this mundane sphere. laid down in August by those who
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whether they would repeal it. But when tlie visiting dairymen understand Mexican character and
However, as a State wide pro­ looker! across tlie green fields of politics. The., predicted that he
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Babies will grow
hibition election is inevitable, Tillamook county ; when they ex would fool President Wilson into
«row and while they
■ re growing, you should have them
it is just as well to scrap it out aminrd the record of Hie profits ac­ belief that his policy had been suc­
photographed often enough to keep 1
next year as any other time, but cruing to tlie loca! dairy farmers, cessful, but without making definite
a record of each interesting stage |
it is our prediction that it will some of them grew rather silent pledges, and would resign before
of their childhood. You will prize ,
jtH*k*'sui,9tis«fdl. hot withstand amt thoughtful, as they compared election and thus become constitu­
the collection of baby's pictures!
irtg that the prohibitionists have in their mind» tins country with tionally eligible for reelction.
a better chance of making the their own.
more and more as the years go bv j
, Having arbitrarily cleared hie path
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I atn located in the front part Monk’s S.udio
State “dry’’ on account of the
Tlie mciubeia of the Oregon bv making others fear to become
On your front porch can be lit
of
the
Palm
Cafe,
on
and
ave.
women vote.
Dairy meti s Association and the candidates or oppose lim, he now
every night until midnight
and register not over
Will do all kind of Harness
Oregon Batter and Cheese Maket'a seems about to continue the pro­
Cause of Insomnia
fifty cents per 11 onth
The »hap allot man was culled Asssociation were never treated gramme by resigning and seeking Repairing and Strap work.
Tlie moot common cause cf
on the meter.
election,
feeling,
no
doubt
that
he
j
insomnia
is
disorders
of
the
more
hospitably
than
by
the
p«o.
n knocker by a few real estnte
<
»me
in
and
get
acquainted
stomach
and
constipation.
Cham
men because he stnted Hint pie of Tillamook during their stay has ’’made amonk.-y’ cf American ( and get uiy prices.
berlain a Tablet« correct these dis. T illamook E lectric L ight axe
the real estate manipulators had in that city last week. On Tut«- diplomacy.
F vkl C ompany
and enable vott to steen. For
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A. D. BECHTEL, Prop. I | orders
W ill S palding , Manager.
«ale by La mar'a Drug Store.
C. I. CLOUGH CO
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Bechtel’s Harness Shop
Is Now Open for
Business.
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A 15 Watt Mazda
Lamp