TILLAMOOK
H. T. Botts, H. H. Rosenberg, Judge
ADVERTISING RATES.
Hare and the editor here in Tilla­
Legal Advertisements.
First Insertion per line ........... $ .10 mook, who obtained the support of
Each subsequent insertion, line. •05 members from other counties, the
amendment was carried and is now a
Business and Professional cards
one month.................................. too part of the state bonding bill, with
Locals per line each insertion...
05 this provision, that hardsurfacing is
Display advertisements, an inch
to be done immediately. This goes to
and Lodge Notices, per line .
05 prove that this city had no selfish
All Resolutions of Condolence
motive, but a desire to help out the
one month.................................
•50 i south part of the county, and we are
glad to know how thoroughly the
people
there appreciate what was
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.
done for their benefit, as well as a
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
great saving to the county.
SEVEN HUNDRED AND
SIXTEEN REGISTER
Hays.
P. D. E. Stinbach, N. Hiner, F. B.
DeVroy, R. Pesterfield, C. O. Daw­
A Few More Days Allowed to Slack­ »Sill,
son, J. Hiner, j.
J. Weston,
------------ , , J. L. Stein-
ers to Register.
back, A. Byers, E. L. Taylor, R. VV
Bennett, L. E. Dick, O. F. Lucas, C.
On Tuesday the registration of all B. Stanley, G. J. Peterson, H. Harris,
male persons between the ages of 21 B. E. Thayer, A. Apsley, G. P. Wins­
and 30 took place in the different low, L. A. Burke, P. L. Himes, L.
voting precincts, when 716 were reg­ Reed, P. Williams, A. G. Johnson, E.
istered. Sheriff Campbell has re­ L. Hopkins, A. T. Dolan, R. O.
ceived instructions from the govern­ Leonard, O. C. Deeter, W. J. Riech­
ment officials to giv ■ slackers a few- ers, E. E. Koch, R. Grate, E. M. Con-
more days to register, and those who dit.
do not do so in that time will be ar­
Hebo.
rested. We give below the names of
R. H. Getchell, L. J. Edwards, V.
It will be remembered that some of those who registered on Tuesday. M. Kellow, F. D. Nelson, E. H.
the timber men endeavored to deprive Persons totally disabled, 5; depend­ Cross, C. E. Emery, R. A. Cooper,
Bayocean of a road and a way out. ent relatives indicated, 367; occupa- L. C. Getchell, W. VV. Yates, C. s.
Maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea to I They simply delayed the project, that tional exemptions indicated, 28; in- Coleman, O. F. Lane, -, F. E. Cross, C.
have a jollification meeting and burn was all. The road is going to be built, dicating no exemptions, 235.
H, Waight, N. N. Kirby, L. E. Han-
Dougal-Dougally-Doism in effigy.
Bay.
s<Jn, W. Sappington, A. A. Imlah, G.
notwithstanding their oppdsition,
L. F. Wilson, F. G. Ostrander, H. L. Lane, G. G. Schappert, J. J. Rut­
Well, Well, Well, who would have which proved exceedingly costly to C. Witt, W. H. Oliver, O. J. Platt, VV.
gers, A. Butts, O. Church, R. M.
the
taxpayers.
Listen
to
this:
When
thought it, 41 live, progressive citi­
L. Holst, E. C. Dromnes, L. Brock, Meyer, O. E. Kellow, L. L. Kellow,
the
County
Court
had
$15,000
in
hand
zens in Fairview precinct who are
A. Beebehiser, J. S. Graham, M. J. R. VV. Kellow, F. Luty, G. A, ~
Body-
willing that other parts of the county for that road, a proposition was made Miller, F. L. Provoost, C. B. Howe,
felt.
the
court
to
complete
the
road
for
should enjoy hard surfaced roads.
C. VV. Reynolds, D. Wood, M. Han­
Hoquarton
Don’t blame all the Fairviewites for $23,000, if the court would give the sen, C. M. Reynolds, C. Cole, W. S.
D. Newman, R. Heusser, P. C.
appropriate
$15,000
that
year
and
being little Dougal-Dougally-Do pup-
$8,000 the next year. At the budget Graham, D. Mondelli, E. Prusch, J. Lamar, E. Heusser, I. M. Cruik-
py dogs.
,
meeting a motion was made that if H. Wohler, R. Wilkins, R. M. Repass shank, E. M. Cruikshank, T. K. Nick­
R. W. Doughty, C. Carson, H. O. erson, F. F. McGinnis, Wilbur Mc­
Why wouldn’t it be a good idea, the road could not be completed for
Buttler, T. A. Gillen, G. C. Papuman- Cracken, F. Buckles, A. V. Mitchell,
$15,000,
$10,000
was
to
be
used
for
has
seeing that Fairview precinct
thaoz, S. Mondelli, R. M. Wlahovich, H. B. Millis, E. D. Hall, E. P. Larson,
gone on record as opposed to hard hardsurfacing the road south of this
T. Geganto.
L. E. Partridge.
city.
The
last
budget
contained
$25,-
surfaced roads, to divert the money
Bayocean
Kilchis.
that is appropriated to extend the 000 for the Bayocean road, and the
A. L. Penwell, J. A. Briggs, Jr., J.
C.
A.
Boquest,
J. Thomas, R. B.
lowest
contract
to
build
the
road
as
hard surfaced road to the grange hall
Driscoll, M. D. Darby, T. Honey, J.
to recruise the timber that is not pay­ far as Flower Pot was over $16,000. Schwartz.
Beaver.
B. Honey, A. P. Johnson, H. A. Mc-
It will take another $5.000 or $6,000
ing its share of taxation?
K.
Ashtober,
L. Blaser, R. Farmer, Cutchin, F. B. Pike, C. E. Jennings,
to complete the road from there to
The snap shot man has often pre­ Bayocean property line. This will C. Erdt, F. K. Lyster, R. M. Mlan- C. H. Kinnaman, W. Robitsch, T.
dicted that the Dougal-Dougally-Do mean $9,000 additional expense cliard, VS. C. King, A. Edwards, H. Tagman, H. Tagman.
Little Nestucca.
Man would be responsible for forcing through a foolish butting in of some B. Wallas, J. R. Woods, F. L. Bra­
O. H. Beckwith, R. McGinnis, M.
a bond issue in this county. The elec­ of the timber men. But this is not all. den, C. Gilmore, E. L. Lyster, R. E.
tion on Monday proves that, but it is he state bonding act provides that Wilson, P. Erdt, C. W. Curl, E. L. Gains, H. V. Follett, O. O. Carver,
a surprise to us that a vote was not where the $15,000 of the Bayocean Wooley, L. Goldsworthy, E. Crcecy, F G. Weill) G. Rock, VV. D. Buckles,
taken before considering the growing ioney was used for hardsurfacing, C. M. Blanchard, C. O. Curl, C. R. I. H. Rock. H. E. Weill, C. H. Kin­
dle, T. J. McKnight, F. Wilson, C. E.
sentiment in that direction since paid the state would have done the ha/d- Curl, C. R. Baker, C. O. W oods.
Blaine.
Johnson, E. L. White, E. E. Porter,
agitators butted into our local affairs. surfacing free of cost to the county.
A. S. Measor, N. R. Scheese, H. E. O. J. Shultz, L. A. Wallace, T. J
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Added to the $9,000 about $14,000
Quite a few of our citizens resent more and you have a total of $23,000 Jacobsen, H. Hollett, H, Miller, C. Elliott, J. M. Weiss, E. F. Snyder,
the eleventh hour circulars sent out the taxpayers have been stung. So M. Hollett, M. F. Borba, F. Adams, A. C. Park, J. H. McKnight, D. M.
jr., L. D, Hetrick, E. E. Stewart, J. Renter, M. D. Sandridge, J. C. Dunn,
by some of the timber owners, but much for Dougal-Dougally-Doi n.
D. Griffard, !.. A. Cooper, C. Seidel, J. L. Lowrance, C. E. Follett, E. J.
as
though
apart from that, it looks
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J.
J. Ebbescn, VV. G. Kirk, VV. H. hidings, J. E. Carver.
the Dougal-Dougally-Do Man lined
Anyone, with bis ear to the ground,
Long Prairie.
up the sawmills and others in oppo- will readily admit that the next Bakerbower, E. E. Cooper, C. Atten-
O. E. Kunze, K. F. Wehinger, J. J.
sition to county bonding. It is a dead agitation in Tillamook County, will burger, A. < >. Dahl, C. Bossinger, A.
give away, and the circular is worth be .111 honest, fair and square .cruise C. Browning, E. Scheese, J. N. Borba, .■i.ckett, H. VV. Hopkins, V. Donald-
n, H. Landolt, G. F. Hackett, A.
keeping for future reference to prove of tin timber in the comity, which is H. Smith, L. G. Shannon, J. Alten-
i et tier, J. Baumgartner, A. J. War-
that there must have been some coer­ brought about by the activities of berger, E. R. W’oods, E. Kostic, G.
cion to bring about such a combina­ sonic of the timber owners attempt­ Grossman, C. Erdt, J. H. Magarrell. nor.
Carnahan.
Maple Leaf.
tion.
ing to retard the development of the
J.
Zurflueh,
jr.,
A.
S.
Gilmore,
L.
R.
Larson,
O. A. Olson, C. C. Ma-
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county. There is no disputing the fact
Governor Withyconibe, in appoint­ that some of the timber is under W oods, A. R. Stornier, H. B. Moore, kinster, G. W. Hoskins, L. O. Ander­
ing Charles L. McNary, of Salem, to cruised and not paying a fair propor­ I VV. W. Turner, A. Walker, V. S. em, B. Hanson, G. C. Swabb, F. B.
succeed the late United Senator Har­ tion of taxation, while other sections Brown, C. E. Norberg, N. A. Chris­ Culberson, E. C. Wilson, G. E. Bo-
ry Lane, may have made a good of timber is fully cruised and prob- j teisen, B. E. Turner, V. V ogt, C. A. «quist, T. E. Price, J. W. W illiams, L.
choice, but a kind of icy chill went ably in some instances with excessive Yyster, F. J. Mills, F. Brown, A. L. H. Lucas, C. E. Swenson, J. W.
Erickson, G. A. Hare, E. F. Gollon,
over a good many staunch Republi­ amounts. This is common knowledge Brown.
Cloverdale.
A. L. Smith, H. Heisei, H. Norberg,
cans, for there appears to be a senti­ by,those who are in a position to
VV. Franklin, H. M. Shearer, O. E. C. McKinster.
ment that McNary was too close to know, and who claim that if an hon­
Nehalem.
the West administration, which is go­ est, fair and square, cruise was made, Mattoon, A. Wade, C. J. Worthing­
G. F. Golbel, H. Klug, H. Reust, M.
ing to actas a boomerang when he it would add many thousand dollars ton, E. J. Paul, O. B. Wilson, G. H.
asks Republicans to nominate him at to the revenue of the county and Ethell, J. E. Gist, C. A. Hushbeck, G. Raicies, V. Vulcto, T. Rogosich, E.
the next primary election.
would build many miles of hard sur­ Wilt, J. P. Mattoon, A. L. Learned, Golsc, J. Sandich, B. Beovich, A. B.
faced roads. VV e will refer briefly to P. J. Jenck, G. D. Wells, G. D. Sand­ Miskovich, F. Reust, P. Perak, P.
The four voting precincts in the
the county cruise. The records show ers, H. E. Brooten, J. A. Jenck, W. Golovac, E. Psulse, M. Zanich, S.
Little Nestucca Valley gave a re­ that in a large number of sections R. Lawrence, A. M. Jenck, W. A. Boravac, M. Marijanovisch, W. R.
markably vote for the county bond­ certain percentage should be added Gage, D. M. Brooten, S. Moon, M. Parker, A. E. Schollbyer, H. E. Ober,
ing—319 for and 9 against. This is in to the cruise, but this was never done. Schuler.
V. Hansen, C. W. Witcher, F. I.
Fairview.
a district where onethird of Tillamook The only way to ascertain whether
Avoid, W. W. Davis, M. Fabijanich,
cheese is manufactured, and goes to this percentage should be added is to
E. P. Jeffrey, R. O. Wilson, G. VV W. N. Downs, C. E. Allen, C. H.
prove that dairymen, who are level recruise those sections and if the per Dürrer, H. F. Ott, F. Wyss, J. Scum­ Judge, VV. A. Snyder, T. M. Berns,
headed and don't allow prejudices to ventage should not lie added it is ming, A. Donaldson, LI. H. Neiger, J. Rudakowich,
A. Pernar, C. o.
sway them, arc almost unanimous for only fair to the timber owners that N. A. Wagoner, I. R. Wolfe, B. W. Davis, R. V. Thompson, V. Cavaya,
hardsurfaced roads. Well done, Little this percentage lie stricken from the Neilson, J. A. Neilson, P. Wyss, W. O. E. Effenbcrger, L. W. Travis, R.
Nestucca Valley, you know a good county cruise. There is a whole lot of Wilks, M. Blazer, J. E. Lucas, I. R. Hoover, A. D. Thompson, R. E. My­
thing when you see it and the snap timber in the county that is under Donaldson, F. D. Shaw, H. H. Han- ers, F. C. Wollett, P. E. Allen, J. Mc­
shot man commends you on your cruised, and as no one can deny that, enkrat, H. Garland, R. Bernet, W. G. Guire, K. McDonald, S. di Stefano,,
good judgment and good horse sense. the proper thing to do is to have a Grunian,, B. A. White, T. B. Hyder, M. D. Scovrii, L. L. Kuper, Leo
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honest, fair anil square cruise. This S. Rolcy, H. H. Hogen, O. D. White, Batzer, H. VV. Tubbesing, S. O.
With this issue the Tillamook need not entail a large amount of J. A. Dürrer, C. Wyss, B. A. Folks, Blanchard, H. Scovell, B. E. Scovell
Headlight enters upon its jot h birth- money right away, but with a half a L. G. Seifer, J. Kunzi, R. R. Stillwell, E. C. Scovell, A. R. Tohl, A. W.
day, which is the pioneer newspaper 'dozen cruisers sent to different sec­ G. W. Olson, P. J. Jacob, L. D. Anderson, J. Josi, L. di Stifano, W.
of Tillamook county. In that brief tions of timber it would soon be as­ Rush, E. E. Tinncritet, X. Fossbind, C. Christensen, E. Schollmeyer, A. B.
time many important changes have certained that sonic of the timber O. K. Tittle, E. H. Zurflueh, J. Zwald, Berns, J. J. Kuper, W. F. Thompson,
taken place in Tillamook City and owners were not paying their just G. A. Betchart, F. H. Rush, A. G. T. Bash, A. J. Effenbcrger, J. A.
county, for
when the Headlight proportion of taxation. Let the next Zwald.
Hansen, O. F. Knight, H. L. Alley,
made its debut the population was budget contain an item of $25,000 to
Foley.
C. C. Robitsch, G. C. Summers,, A.
sparce, with manufacturing and agri­ recruise the timber where the per­
S. Farias, J. Stanich. J. Plecon, G. Josi, P. M. Holt, W. R. Walker, Carl
cultural industries small and insigni­ ventage have not been added. This Sodes,, A. l.aglcr, L. Gusetis, P. Plitzkaw, W. G. Smith, H. W. Wyld,
ficant. It is now the greatest cheese alone will add $1,500.000 worth of Suklis, J. Sodcr, A. Ticcngren, E. A. O. J. Stasek, P. L. Kuppenbender, J
producing county in the state, with property to be assessed if the pcr- Kebbe, S. R. Vcrmilyea, F. Lagler, J. Leslie.
S. Walker, C. A. Easoni, F. M. Jeffers
the prospect of becoming a great ventage should bc added.
Neskowin.
lumber center in the near future. The budget contain aft item of $25,000 for P. Papadopulos, R. Barker, A. Mar-
E. O. Winzert, L. F. Affolter, E. D.
off, E. D. Titnlinson, A. D. Lommcn, Edmunds, A. F. Bauer, A. N. Sheets,
Headlight has always taken an active this purpose.
E. A. Fogy, O. Parker, W . N. Husle, O. E. Taggart, E. Neuenschwander,
part in the development of the county
F. H. Kebbe, F. J. Biggs, E. M W. C. Commons, J. C. Trent, P. C.
and for the past 19 years the present
Notice to Contractors.
Clark, F. A. Emery, L. H. Krake, H Meyer, M. O. Boyer, F. E. Moore,
editor has devoted his energies to
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promoting the development of the
Notice is hereby given that the W. Thomas, C. E. Stephens, F. F. A. Scherzinger, C. A. Bauer, J. A.
city and county. True it is we have County Court of Tillamook County, Hediger, A. L. McCarty.
Affolter, J. V. Sutten, W. Affolter, A.
Garibaldi.
met with some disappointment, on ac­ Oregon, will receive sealed proposals
C.
Tatro.
for construction of Blaine Bridge
J. R. Ford, E. Marshall, R. H.
count of lack of interest and indiffer­ No. o, according to plans and speci­
Netarts.
ence of our citizens, but for all that, fications on file in the office of the Tyson, W. J. Mann, H. 1. Sheldon, J.
J. Pohl, O. Z. Wells, E. H. Porter,
the Headlight has never faltered in County Clerk, until 10 a m. the 8th E. Mann, A. G. Krumlauf, R. H. Van Geo. E. McDonald,
taking up any fight that was for the day of June, 1917. when said propos­ Nortwick, C. P. Moody, M. A. Shear­
Rockaway.
als will be publicly opened and read. er, J. A. Benson, C. C. Edner, F. W .
H. E. Hoss, J. F. Beatty, W. D.
interest of the county as a whole.
Each proposal must be accompan­
ied by a certified check, cash or bid­ Schmieder, B. Center, L. Woodford, Shafer, H. L. Sappington, Lester
It is satisfactory to know that the ders bond made payable to Tillamook R. E. Jackson, T. R. Peterson, M U. Moroney, P. Salit, J. L. Kipper.
people of the south part of the coun­ County, equal in amount to 5 per cent Hobson, IL Thompson, A. J. R’:»;,
Sandlake.
the total amount of bid Plans and D. Kruminili. V. E ( rane. R VV.
ty appreciate the efforts of a number of
W. Webb, Harold Brandt, C. H.
specifications may be had by deposit­ Smith, G. W. McMillan, John Vris,
of Tillamook City business men who ing $-00 per set with the county
Webb, F. Lightfoot, E. E. Allen, R.
\ Searcy, U. Edwards, J. Atkinson,
interested themselves mi their behalf. clerk to insure their return in good VV H Mun-on. VV I. Burgau,
C.
Schlegel, E. F. Jackson, C. R. W right S. Carter.
W hen tlic*state bond measure passed condition.
The
County
Court
reserves
the
H Champhc, D. Carlson, F. H.
the house there was no provision in right to reject anv or all bids.
South Prairie.
VV ilde, W. VV. Hill, E I’skcmchnuk,
the bill for hardsurfacing the county First publication May 24. 1017.
J. B. Ebinger, C. Wyss, O. A. Hau­
i R Obrcnorich, J. Barbour.
road south of this city. All that it Last publication June 7, 1017.
gen. P. F. Fraser, M. Weber, A. A.
Goodspeed.
Erwin Harrison, County Clerk.
provided for was from Clatsop coun­
Mason, C. E. Eckloff, E. P. Rock.
I Randall, N. S. Nelson. F Kruc- F. G. Eckloff, R. C. Neilson, R.
ty line to Garibaldi beach, by way of
Wheeler. F. R. Rials was in Salem Stomach Trouble and Constipation. inski, G. VV Van Patten, G. M. Bell, Hammond, P. E. 1 dgar, R. J'>hn«m,
"I will cheerfully say that Cham­ L. G. Finney, T. J. Van Patten, E. 1 .
at the time and it was through his ef­
G. B. Darby, P. Laboich, M Ricken­
ber) in's Tablets arc the most satis­
forts that an amendment was made in factory remedy for stomach troubles Harrison. R E. Buttz, J. B. Delsman, bach, A. A. Schlappi, N. C. Horras,
the bill for 20 miles or more of hard and constipation that 1 have sold in G. Burge, C. M. Thomas, C. A. Ihinn, Zem Biser, M. Novkoich, L. Yukh, M.
surfacing w hen it went to the Senate, I thirty four years’ drug store service," G. A Ryan, G. R. Dickey, A. L, Dick­ Jukil.
jr., 11.
H J.
and with his assistance there ar.d the I
V. Murphy; druggist, Wells- ey, E. E. Smith. B. L. Beals, Ji.,
Stillwell.
helpofD. L. Shrode, C. J. Edwards, [
¿J/ ‘ °r ’ak
Lai’«r* Curl, O. D. Edwai rds, J. J. Fcldschau,
R. E. Andrus, F. M. Gould, J. Swift,
Editorial Soap Shots.
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HEADLIGHT. JUNE 7, 1917.
C. M. Dawson, G. C. Terry, A D.
Case, V. M. Stewart, VV. R. Letson,
E. Seaman, H. R. McKinley, L. Loll,
O. A. Dahlheim, G. Oliver, R. L.
Shreve, C. A. McGhee, L. Morrison,
V. P. Magarrell, D. V. Jennings.
Sunnymead.
J. A. La Londe.L. A. King, G. F.
Sanders, G. A. Allmon, V. G. Blan
’ Diehl, R. F
chard, T. C. Stuart, H.
Lucas, B. Clements, A. Grab.
Tillamook.
L. Marskiewicz, E. L. Stewart, L.
A. Moulton, E. D. Allen, J. F.
Stewart, W. C, Foster,, H. E. Wells,
A. VV. Marolf, R. S. Hull, P. H. Long,
C. Freeman, C. C. Wagner, C. F.
VVoolfe, E. G. Baker, J. C. Plasker,
L. B. Erwin, J. Wright, T. R. Fraser,
J. S. Plasker.
Trask.
G. Peterson, J. V. Fitzpatrick, H.
Schild, J. Davis, H. S. Stasek, F. W.
Hunter, W. Stuivenga, A. J. Rogers,
J. W. Kays, V. Neilson, S. H. Paul,
J. J. Michaud, R. K. West, J. Nielson,
E. C. Smith, J. Schriber, L. A. Mc­
Cormick.
Tillamook.
V. R. Hushbeck, E. W. Gilman, A.
A. Edmunds, L. E. Norton, R. 1.
Mapes, J. A. Hurliman, B. C. Randall,
L. L. Fisher, M. C. Blaser, C. M.
Babcock, D. L. McCracken.
Wheeler.
C. C. Merrett, W. C. Hatfield, J.
Hackman, R. W. Elsea, J. V. Alley,
H. A. Wittirin, M. G. Huguerrin, C.
Corder, E. C. Madden, H. Bowen, VV.
R. Winkler, 0. Channell, F. Patchell,
L. J. Smith, Ray Honch, O. U. Monte
Cristo, E. E. Wagoner, C. E. White,
C. E. Olson, A. N. Minton, N. E. Ral­
ston, D. E. Bennett, T. A. Cathers,
VV. H. Marett, M. Eggenberger, F.
VV. VVélton, E. Goodrich, J. West, W.
Johnson, VV. L. Mayer, B. H. Coff­
man, H. R. Goldsmith, G. Finch, C.
VV. Shunk, H. H. Johnson, G. Bye, J.
S. Hiatt, J. N. Legault, J. R. Thomp­
son, E. Prcignitz, J. O. Brier, J. F.
Thomas, C. H. Griffis, J. Seamon, A.
C. Bisbee, C. E. Pickering, H. C.
Keys, P. Lindley, C. C. Adams, E. R.
W heeler, F. E. Adams, G. VV. Zad-
dach, G. O. Trude, E. O. Pitchell, R.
L. Leslie, H. G. Bovce, E. P. Watt,
G. Jorvis, C. S. Patterson, E. Grimm,
J. VV. Bailey, P. L. Frost, F. H. Mil­
ler,, C. Seamon, VV. Brill,’ M. Miller,
C. I. Spaugh, F. Pickett, J. A. Hoov­
er, C. N. English, D. Aitken, V.
Goodrich, F. C. Reed, P. Hogan, J.
Bunk, F. H. Mansell, O. W. Soren­
sen, W. M. Laughton, J. Karaindres,
N. Demchook, C. S. Laughton.
Wilson.
H. V. Berg.
your aid and encouragement. Begin
at once to make something useful for
the fair and thus see to it that every
class in which ladies should be rep­
resented is full of choice specimens
of your taste and skill. Every one
who visits the fair will look to these
departments with the greatest of in­
terest, and we feel certain that you
will not allow them to disappoint the
just expectations of the public. Any
information regarding the exhibition
will be gladly given by the Fair
Board or by the Manager Ben Kup-
penbendir, Tillamook, Oregon.
ilege of the women in Tillamook
County to make these departments
the best ever seen in the state . A
thing of beauty is a joy forever and
who can provide so much as the
mothers, wives and daughters of
Tillamook County. We hereby solicit
Stomach Troubles.
Many remarkable ct*£S of stomach
troubles have been effected by Cham­
berlain’s Tablets. One man who had
spent over two thousand dollars for
medicine and treatment was cured by
a few boxes of these tablets. Price,
25 cents. For sale by Lamar’s Drug
Store.
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
By R. C. Jones, County Agriculturist.
The Mole Must Go.
Unfortunately the mole campaign,
organized in the winter, was delayed
on account of inability to secure traps
These traps arrived after most of the
schools had closed, and are being
slowly taken up.
A letter this week from Mr. Schef-
fer state that now is the very best
time to trap moles, as they are the
most active at this time and the furs
are prime.
It is just as important to save the
crops raised for our stock as it is to
raise it, so let us make an united ef­
fort right now to lessen the number
of moles my a systematic trapping
campaign.
Guernsey Cattle Sale.
Do not forget the sale of Guernsey
cattle next Saturday, June 9th, These
cattle are all registered and come
from some of the best producing
strains. The outlook was never
brighter for the breeders of good
pure bred cattle that it is today.
America will be called on to replen­
ish the world’s livestock and it is up
to us to be prepared with some of
this good stock. Your trouble will be,
not in finding a market for your sur­
plus, but in preventing someone from
buying you out all together.
Look them over at the Fair grounds
and you will want some of them. The
banks will back responsible parties on
the purchase of this stock at 6 per
cent interest. Can you afford to be
without.
Save All Breeding Stock,
At the present price of meat and
feed there is a tendency to sell our-
selves short of breeding stock, Do
not allow the slaughter of females
suited for breeding purposes. Do not
market immature or unfinished an­
imals.
This applies with force to the swine
industry. Although feed is high, there
FAIR NEWS.
is profit to be made in putting weight
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on
immature stock at present prices,
The premium lists are out for the
which,
beyond question, will continue
Tillamook County Fair to be held at
Tillamook City, Oregon, August 28- for a long period.
It is the patriotic duty of every
29-30 and 31. Every one should get a
opy. They are neatly put up and breeder of live stock to see to it that
contain a lot of information and they 1 he docs his part in sending to market
j animals carrying as much weight as
are free to you.
We all recognize the fact that much possible, to prevent the selling for
of the beauty of the fair depends up­ : slaughter of pregnant stock, to stop
' the marketing of immature swine and
on the interest taken by the ladies.
„to
do everything he can in an edica-
The premium list contains ample
provision for you to bear a full share . tional way in his neighborhood to
of the work and reap a goodly share ; conserve the live stock rcsoifces of
; his section and thereby contribute to
of the honors and. success, .
¡the saving of the livestock industry
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