■ • * I 5 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 16, 1915. MM 1 the best possible use of the apparatus WE HAVE MUCH TO LEARN and seeing that it is not broken or FROM JAPAN. destroyed, thereby showing our ap preciation of this great help rendered What a Protectice Tariff Policy is Doing for That Energetic Nati®u. us; ----- o----- I hat the teachers be urged to ex (From San Francisco Chronicle.). ercise the utmost care in keeping the The reports from Japan indicate a records of the child's progress high state of prosperity. The factories through the grades as that record is are busy and all are employed. , ed in 40 or 50 seconds, of all its pu of the greatest value tochigh school Doubtless Japan, like ourselves, is pils, that, as there is only one stair teachers in selecting the high school profiting by the sale of munitions to way, they would have an outside course for which the child is best fit her allies, but the country is prosper stairway constructed. This extra pre- ted and guiding the child to the vo ing as we are not by production for ■ caution will not disfigure the appear cation which he is to follow; the purpose of peace. ance of the building, as it wil’ be That inasmuch as the county unit Japan prospers because her manu- placed at the back and will not cover plan of school administration and factaurers know that they can depend any windows. A door will be placed taxation promises to equa'ize the cost on all the aid that their government at the head of the stairs giving easy and to strengthen the work done in can give them. access to the exit. all schools, most especially those in American industries not associated The agricultural department of the the smaller districts, that we recom with the war zone are not prospering, M mm high school is contemplating, using mend that this plan be investigated because business not only docs not the south west corner of the school and discussed as opportunity occurs. count on Government assistance, but grounds for a school garden, in which That realizing that all education is is in deadly fear of government hos flowers and vegetables may be rais of little value unless accomplished tility. -,. ed by those students who have no and followed by the health of those Japan operates undeVan adequate place at home to have a garden. The educated, that we compliment those Protective Tariff. Any industry which department is also considering a place districts which have provided open can show that it is prepared to do where the student and instructor may aii play buildings and gymnasiums important business will alienee have perform experiments for the benefit for the use of the school children the home market assured to it by a of Tillamook farmers. The depart and all other districts which have duty adequate to hold it. And if, with I ment may cooperate with U. Jackson, taken measures to conserve the the home market as a basis, tli^y can 3 '•owi, March 27 cows but in 1915 had who is going to give a demonstration health of their children and that the hold foreign markets by selling at Machine Milking Compared With 5 in January,23 in February 39 in March, Hand Milking. of what limeing will do for the soil, children be taught to practice lower rates than at home they v are so you can see that the cows in 1912 had the it over them a little in 1915 as they in the fair grounds and it is thought rules of health, and that greater at- giving godspeed because they make After using same three years. In the freshened some what later. , this would also be a good place tq tention be given to all the important work for the Japanese people. abive report youwil! see a difference of We get paid on a putter fat basis so run experiments and tests. factor in the growth and development ' Our manufacturers are operating 147.95 lbs. of butter fat over hand milk the difference of 147.95 at 35c per lb. under a Tariff which, until the war ing for the six months, and 7085 lbs. of would be $51.78. I had a saving on labor of the child into a normal and effi for the six mom hs in 1915 of the amount broke out, was driving important milk in favor of hand milking. Good Recommendations by Teachers cient citizen; 1 think 1 would have gotton more $240.00. We had a saving of 2J hour » of Ì and Principals. 1 hat we recommend that more lo American industries out of business, milk with thesix months of the machine time on milking per. day. The kind of ----- o----- cal applications be used in the study and under the menace of the public, milking but my cows came fresh some machine 1 use is a Sharpies. Following are the resolutions pass of Agriculture and so far as possible official declaration of the then party what early in that year. In year 1912 did Jos. Donaldson. not milk any in January. February, ed at the Teachers’ Institute and en in all subjects teachers use local leader of the House of Representa Lbs. dorsed by the County Principals’ problems and illustrations with a tives, that the Democratic party Year Hand Milking would never roSt until it had erased 912 No. of Cows Butter Fat Test Lbs. Milk Club: view both toward vitalizing all sub Whereas the teachers of this insti jects so taught and toward making every vestage of Protection from our Aoril 1,081.90 43 30,053 3.6 3.6 statute book. 50 1,483.78 tute feel that they have profited very the agriculture itself more practical. 41,736 3.5 3.6 May Japan flourishes because the gov J une 62 1,606.17 3.6 3.6 44.616 much from the thoughts, ideas and That we recommend that these res ernment does all in its power to pro 55 1.614,16 3.6 3.6 44 838 July suggestions of the various speakers olutions be spread upon the minutes 59 1,484.43 40,120 3 7 3.7 mote the strong combinations w hich Aug. 59 1.390.61 who have addressed this Institute, of this Institution and that a copy of 3.8 3.9 36,110 Sept. alone are competent' to carry on therefore be it resolved: these be furnished to each newspaper modern business. 8,661.05 ’ 237,473 That we express our appreciation in Tillamook County, to the institu Average number of cows 53. Our country does not prosper ex- Lbs. Machine Milking Year in a resolution of thanks individua’ly tions which sent instructors to us and cept temporarily by the misory of 1915 No. of Cows Bntter l'at Test Lbs. Milk to Dr. DeBusk, of the University of to each of these instructors. others, because whenever a strong 1,169 4! 47 3.5 3.5 Oregon for his advanced ideas on 34,412 I organization is built up the whole April 53 1,591.37 3 6 3.8 May 42,967 child study, to Mr. Pittman of the Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. 54 force of the Governcmnt is directed June 1.674.14 3.9 3.9 42,927 State Normal School for the inspir 54 1.696.22 3.8 4. 43 476 July to smashing it. “The Spiritual Endowment Policy,” 53 1.532.94 ing addresses in school work, to Prof. 3.8 4. 39,339 The policy of Japan is fixed. The Aug. 51 1,144.91 26,977 4.2 4.3 Ressler, of the Agricultural College will be the subject of the sermon nation is not cursed either by a Free- Sept. ! 8.809.00 230.098 for his advice on Vocational Guid at 11 next Sunday, and in the evening Trade party or a trust-smashing Dif. 147 95 Dif. 7,385 ance, to Mr. Wells who represent d the subject of a special address to party. If there is trade to be got in Average number of cowa 62 1-6. the State Department of Public In men will be “A Note of Action for the world Japanese, backed by their stitutions, for the many valuable sug Men of Today.” The evening service government, go after it, and get it by Neilson, tract 86J acres in north part Real Estate Transfers. gestions he offered, to Mrs. Fulker will be “Men’s Night," when men, whatever measures are necessary. of Sec. 27 T 1 3 R 9 W, north of 1) L C The fifth grade won the penant for son, of Salem, who brought to the young men and boys, will answer the of Joseph Champion, $14,900. Qur Government drives non-sub- Dec. 3. improvement in Palmer Penmanship primary teachers help in their line, challenge of the ladies by being pres sidized American ships off the Paci Peter Morgan and wife to Danial E. A. Jackson, to May Jackson wj of Callahan tract of 4 acres east of Gari this last week, with an average im to Mr. Dunstan, president of the ent in large force. The ladies will all fic. Japan promptly fills the gap with This deed is dated Aug. 4, • e i and e J of s w i sec 13 T 6 S R 11 baldi, $100. provement of 4.3 per cent. The fourth county Fair Board, to Mr. Buel our be present and observe how well the well-subsidized ships. 1885, and was never recorded until Dec. W. $1. grade came second with 4.2 per cent County Superintendent for the fine men are capable of guarding their A great and good man occupying a 6, 1915. W. L. VonShurts to E. D. Stillman, Dec. 7. and the sixth grade with 4 per cent. program we have enjoyed, to Mr. honor and name. Special musical very high position once told us that War. Deed. I’ermellaJA. Latimer (a This gives the fifth grade both Pal Jones, County Agriculturist, and to numbers will be furnished by Mr. and "we have much to learn from Japan.” I 3 b 4 Brighton Beach. $1.75. Lnneda Inc. to J. W. &Alice Bell, I 26 widow) toWm. F. Latimer (her son) mer penant and Parent Teachers’ As Mrs. Heller for the progressive ideas Mrs. E. E. Koch, and a male quartet And he was dead right. all that part of the EJ of SWj See. 18 b 11. Manzanita Beach. $550. and chorus. Sunday school at 10 and sociation prize picture, this last week. they brought, and to Mr. Jones who and the NEJ of NWi See. 19 T 1 S R 9 S. M. Battenion and wife to D. F. Notice. young people’s meeting at 6:30. All The fourth and fifth grade are run led the singing at the institute; w, wtnch lies west of the P. R. & N. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that and Pauline Thompson lot 5, Sec. 31 T Ry. and north of the Wilson River. ning a close race for leadership in That we thank those giving us the will find each service of the day in 3 N R 9 W. $4000. ______________ Grantee i« not to seil of mortgsgu said the spelling contest with the fourth special numbers that wire so highly teresting and helpful while in the I on Thursday, the 30 day of December, | E. A. Hess and wifo to Peter and property during life of grantor. Deed way of bearing the test of life's every 1915, at 10:00 A. M„ at the 1 • * -- — 1-1 • -- I. , n ^<1 i ♦ i. . n a j 1a lz Ax rl grade, with the latter in the lead.___ appreciated, also the teachers of Till in case 4 this condition is broken. John A. Nelson, west 50 ft, lots 9, 10, ’ void courthouse in Tillamook, Tillamook day. Deed also to be vi id in case of death of Fire drills have been held several amook schools who gave us such a County, Oregon, a public hearing will II and 12 blk 66 Central Add, to Bay grantee, before death of grantor. delightful evening ’ s entertainment, as times in the last few weeks. Both Summons. | Dec. 8. be had by which the taxpayers within City. $623 50. War. Deed. F. J. Gattrell to Alice Dec. 4. buildings have been cleared in 55 well as the School Board for extend the territory included within the port In the Circuit Court of the State of of Tillamook, Tillamook County. Ore Paul V.“ Finch and wife to H. M. E. Peterson. Lot 16 blk. 8 Manhattan. seconds after the time the alarm was ing to us the use of the High School et al. for Tillamook County. building, that we extend to the State Oregon, Sherwood, n w i and w J of ne| Sec. 1 $10.00 given en- sounded. These drills are gon, will be heard, in favor of or against War. Deed. L. R. Abercrombie & J. H. Ellison and Ellen School and 25 T 3 S R 10 W, 240 acres $10. University, the Normal tirely without warning. . S. > HIrsch mr.rn « s . 4 wf. to Nettie Smith. Lot 1 blk. 24 any proposed tax levies as shown by Plaintiffs. G. Lee and wifi to A. our thanks Ellison In the contest between the group the Agricultural College the following estimate of the board of of n e i of » e J of n w £ Sec 36 T ’ S Thayer's addn. to Tillamook-. 10.00 et vs. ' " ' ’ al. ________ _ R 9 W, 5 acres. $10 and * exchange. of Freshmen girls registered with for the help they so thankfully give George Vandersee and May the said port of Tillamook: Robert Watt and wife to Addela Vandersee, Defendants. to the institute work of the state; The estimate of the amount of money Miss McKown and Miss Ueland, for There can be no doubt as to the To George Vandersee, one of the proposed to be raised by taxation for Rice. I 11 b 56 Rockaway Beach. $10. That the principals and instructors excellency in scholarship, the past Dee. 6. above named defendants. pleasing qualities of "The Broken in the various high schools of Tilla Portland Trust and Savings Bank. Coin" after hearing the many com six weeks, the latter won by 3.5 per In the name of the State of Oregon. the ensuing year by the said port of You are hereby required to appear : Tillamook shows that it will require to Reed Corporation lots 1 to 9 b 2, plimentary remarks made by those cent. The average of the group was mook County carry out as far as pos Mountain $10. complaint tiled the total sum of - - $2172.76 Neahkahnie somewhat reduced by students who sible the recommendations made by and answer the Geo. H. Higgins and wife to Mrs. who saw it last Monday and Tuesday. against you in the above entitled to defray the expenses of said port for Assistant Supt. Wells, of the State F. W. Peteison, I 23. b 15 Ocean View. See this big serial at the Gem each entered school so late that back work suit on or before the expiration of I was not made up. _____ Department in limiting to four the six weeks from the first publication | the year 1916, and for the purpose of $10. * John P. Little and wife to Adolph week on the above evenings. making local improvements within the maximum number of subjects car The school library is receiving cop ried at one time by any student in of this summons and if you fail so to said port and for maintaining improve- appear and answer, for want thereof ies of the Congressional Record for the plaintiffs will apply to the court ' menU already made and for incidentals high school; the present Congress, as it appears That it be the sense of the body of for the relief demanded in the com I as foiiows, to wit: from day to day. Representative W. | teachers not only to thank Prof. plaint, that is that plaintiffs have For the repair of dredge used in C. Hawley is the donor. Representa Pittman, of the Oregon State Normal judgment against you for the sum of port improvements • • $1200 00 $1000.00, with interest thereon from tive Hawley has sent the library nu School for his message on co-opera December 7th, 1914, at the rate of 8 ImprovemenU at the mouth of merous government publications of per cent per annum, less $10.00; for Old Trask River and dry stock tion and the best means oU securing $100.00 as attorney’s fees and for the much value in the school work. ing head .... 500.00 such, but that we make a practical costs and disbursements of this suit, There will be a program in every •application of his wise suggestions and for the foreclosure of a mortgage General improvement in deep ening Hoquarton Slough and grade room on Friday afternoon. and we suggest that a meeting be given by J. K. Childers to plaintiffs, incidentals .... 572 76 Nearly all of the grades will have a called by the County Superintedent which is recorded at page 22 in Book “U” of the Record of Mortgages of Christmas tree with tree and room with this as object; Making a total of - $2272.76 Tillamook County, Oregon, cover appropriately decorated. Parents are That inasmuch as the possession of ing Lots 13 and 14 of Section 2 in Dated this 9th day of December. 1915. cordially invited to attend this ex a County Library by 1 , Tillamook 1 ownship 2 South, Range 9 West, W. C. W. MILLER, Secretary Port ercise. ________ County will be a valuable asset to M. in Oregon, the payment of which of Tillamook, Tillamook County, was assumed by you in a The attendance during the last re-, the teachers, to the students and to mortgage Oregon. deed executed by said Childers to you port month was somewhat decreased, the parents of each school district in conveying said described real proper Care should be required to cease owing to bad weather and sickness. the county and since the burden of ty, and that the plaintiffs have such praying at least one day a week. other and further relief as to the Tardiness, however, was much reduc securing and maintaining such a li- Make it Sunday. may seem equitable. ed, there being less than one-third as brary will not fall on a particular Court This summons is published in the many pupils tardy. The average daily section but be equally distributed, the Tillamook Headlight by the order of NEW HOME USERS attendance was 354-3, and tbe Percent books being owned by the County as the Honorable A. M. Hare, ttounty ARE of attendance was 95 per cent. The a whole but each community main Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon, said order being dated December 15th QUALITY CHOOSERS best record was made by the group of taining its own branch library room 1915, requiring publication to be made Sophomore boys registered to Mr. and librarian, we recommend that the thereof once a week for six success Crockatt, registering 99 per cent. The County Court be urged to take steps ive weeks, and the date of the first eighth grade went through the first looking for the establishment of said publication thereof is the 16th day of December, 1915. two weeks of the month with perfect county library; H. T Botts. That the State Department be com attendence, but was unable to keep it Attorney for Plaintiffs. up for the month. Second and third plimented on its excellent work in Last publication Jan. 20, 1916. grades have had a per cent of atten standardizing the High Schools o dence of 97.8 and the twelfth and a the state and on its being the means TILLAMOOK PEOPLE group of Freshman girls registered of causing to be placed in the hands GET INSTANT ACTION t with Miss Ueland registered 97 Per of the teachers the necessary appara Those who have used it in Tilla cent. The sixth grade had a record of tus for carrying on the work of the mook are astonished at the instant FOR SALE ;BY action of simple buckthorn bark, 96 per cent and all others except high school; , , glycerine, etc, as mixed in ^dler-i-ka That the several school boards of two grades, fell below this point. 16 Because it acts oh both upper and visits were made by members of the lillamook County also be coinp ' lower bowel, one spoon fui Adler-i-ka school board and 24 parents visited , mented on their hearty co-operat.on relieves almost any case constipation Tillamook, - Oregon. 1 with the State Department m sup- sour stomach or gas It removes such at the ¿chool during the month. Box 114, Eureka, Cat surprising foul matter that a few The New Home Sewing At a meeting of the city school p|ying fhe above mentioned apparat doses often relieve or prevent appen Machine Company, dici is. A short treatment helps board on Wednesday, it was decided " Tbe the several teacher, in charge chronic stomach trouble. J. S. Lardar, San Francisco, Cal. not to open a mid year primary class as there were only 4 or 5 new pupils of the school, use all care m makmg Druggist. and only one really qualified to enter , U * ■ i t 1 » I » I i I 4 4 I We are the largest wholesale liquor dealers north of San Francisco. We can assure you a prompt er, more efficient service and lower prices than you can ex pect even from San Francisco. We handle nothing except standard brands. Price list now on the press. Northern California agents for Ranier Beer. Delaney & Young 1 1 • 1