TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 13, 1918,
Agricultural News Notes.
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By R. C. Jones County Agent.
Ihe TILLAMOOK HMDLIGHT
Makes Clubbing Arrangement With
The Oregon Farmer
Offers Unusual Opportunity to Its Readers
MONG our large circle of readers
there are a great many who are in­
terested directly or indirectly in
fruit growing, dairying and other
branches of farming. All of these
naturally wish to keep in close touch with ag­
ricultural activities throughout the state;
and to know about any fight which is being
waged for the measures Oregon farmers
want and against all sorts of schemes that
are detrimental to the people and agricultural
interests of this state.
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We have, therefore, made a special clubbing
arrangement with THE OREGON FAR­
MER whereby any farmer or fruitgrower,
who is one of our regular subscribers and who
is not now a subscriber to THE OREGON
FARMER, wffl be entitied to receive THE
OREGON FARMER in combination with
this paper at the same rate as for this paper
alone.
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This offer applies to all those who renew or
extend their subscriptions as wen as to all
new subscribers. If you are interested di­
rectly or indirectly m Oregon agriculture,
do not miss this unusual opportunity, but
send your order in now.
THE OREGON FARMER is the one farm
paper which is devoting itself exclusively
to the farming activities and interests of
Oregon. It has a big organization gath­
ering the news of importance to farmers,
dairymen, fruitgrowers, stockraisers and
poultrymen; and it has the backbone to at­
tack wrongful methods and combinations and
bad legislation, and support honest leaders
and beneficial measures. We are confident
that our readers will congratulate us^tn our
being able to make this splendid and at­
tractive clubbing offer.
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, 1 yr!$l 50
OREGON FARMER, 3 years - $3.00
r
$4.50
By Our Clubbing arrangement,
both for ,,•••••• $1.50
City Transfer Co.
C. E. MELLETTE, Proprietor,
GUY ALLMON, Manager.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
STEAM HEATED STORAGE.
WOOD,
COAL,
STORAGE,
DRAYAGE.
Get our Prices on Special
Trips to the Beaches.
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It only Takes a Minute
to send him a pouch of
Real GRAVELY Chewing Plug
Just drop into any wide awake dealer around
here, give him 10 cents for the pouch of Real
Gravely, complete in the special envelope ready for
mailing.
Address it according to the official directions he
will give you. Put on a 3 cent stamp—and Uncle
Sam’s Mails will see that he gets it.
Real Gravely ■« the tobacco to aend. Not ordinary plug
loaded up with sweetening, but condensed quality. It’s worth
sending a long way, and when he receives it he’s got something.
Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Plug, and he will tell
you that'» the kind to send. Send the beet!
Ordinary plug is false economy. It costs less per week to
chew Real Gravely, because a small chew of it lasts a long
while.
SEND YOLI FRIEND IN TIE I. S. SERVICE A POITH OF GRAVELY
Even “over there'’ a 3c. stamp will put it into bis hands.
P. B. GRAVELY TOBACCO COMPANY, Danville, Va.
The Paint FoacA
it Fresh end Clrn end Good
— It u not Real Gravely u'Uhost this Frotection Seal
Established 1831
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First Class Job Printing
at Headlight Office.
they die the dead ones will seldom be rick, Catherine O’Hara, Clara Brooks D R. O. L. HOHLFELD,
Certificates of merit—Jack Wells,
seen.
Mabel Soderberg, Laurence Fitzpat­
Cabbage Maggot.
VETERINARIAN.
The cabbage or radish maggot is rick.
Office at
Dist.
No.
9
—
Championship
diplimas
easily controlled,
or prevented in
Marion Lamb,
small garden beds by screening with I Donald Leverich,
TODD HOTEL,
cheese cloth or mosquito netting thus | Rowena Hanson, Evelyn Hanenkratt,
Tillamook £- - Oregon.
keeping off the fly that lays the eggs. | Camille Haltom, Inez Hopkins, Julius
I
Under fi.ld conditions it is much! Golden, Sadie Golden, Ione Talcott,
more difficult. The tar paper tisc is Elizabeth Clements, Louise Handley, 0 AVID ROBINSON, M.D,
effective on cabbage plants when Muriel Wilej^ Walter Zeller, Kenneth
transplanting. Some use sulphus and Mahan, Roletta Watson, Ramona
tobacco dust to good advantage. This Haltom, Lucia Wiley, Ethel Ander­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
is used with four parts sulphur and I son, Lillian Groat, Ella Davidson,
NATIONAL BUILDING,
part tobacco dust, scattering along Saretta DeLillies, Edna Wickham,
the rows or drills. Some report good Iris Buckles, Willie Campbell, Walter TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
results from sprinkling with stock Severance, Mary Lamar, Madge De­
*
dip. This acts as a rcpcllant to the Ford.
T. BOAI.S, M.D.,
Certificates
of
merit—Marjorie
flies.
Tucker, Lucile Leverich, Clifford Ul­
Cabbage Worms.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Many do not like to use arsenic on man, Irene Lyster, Mary I’angborn,
the cabbage heads for fear of poison­ Gertrude Heusser, Frances Wilson,
Surgeon S.P. Co.
I
ing themselves as well as the worms. Inez Vale.
(I.
O. O. F. Bldg.)
Dist.
No.
9,
Rural
—
Championship
For these, the following remedies are
diplomas,
Mayme
Jacob,
Leona
Hop
­
Tillamook
.... oregun
worth trying:
I. Mix wood ashes and fine salt in kins, Evelyn Freeberg,
Certificate of merit—Theodore Ja­
equal parts and scatter handful of
OBERT H. McGRATH,
cob.
the mixture to each head.
Dist.
No.
14
—
Championship
diplo
­
C ounsellor - at L aw ,
Dust each head lightly with dry
3.
air slacked lime. Repeat frequently. mas, Clara Krumlauf, Letah Barnett.
Certificates of merit—«Dollie Derby, ODDFELLOWS’ BL ILDIN?
Mildred Fallin.
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
RePort of the Nestucca Cow Testing
Association for the Month of May.
The highest production herd of the
month of May was that owned by A.
Haedinger, 33 grade Holstein cows,
producing 30,426 tbs. milk and 33.6
tbs fat per cow.
The high cow was a grade Holstein,
Bob, owned by O. A. Jackson and
produced 2014 tbs. milk containing
70.5 tbs. fat. The second highest was
the grade Jersey, Cream, owned by
Wm. Glick and produced 1128 Ibs.
milk and 66.6 ibs. fat.
461 cows were tested during May
producing 386,610 tbs. milk contain­
ing 14,285.1 lbs. fat. The cows pro­
ducing over 40 tbs. are as follows:
tbs. Pct.
Owner and name of cow . Milk.. Fat
Walter Affolter, Mabie . .. 1218 • 3-7
Fred Affolter, Flossie .. . 1116 • 4-1
Fred Affolter, Rachel .. .. 1085
40
Fred Affolter, Millie ... .. 899 . 4.8
Wm. Glick, Cream........ . 1128 ■ 5-9
Wm. Glick, Pct.............. .. 924 • 4-5
J. L. Lawrence, Lady .. . 831 • 50
M. N. Bays, Low .......... . 825 . 5-0
Final Spelling Contest
M. N. Bays, Minnie .. .. .. 858 • 47
Canning for the Home Market. P ortxand O ffice
M. N. Bays, Midget .... .. 1059 • 5-5
1110 W ilcox B ld .
M. N. Bays, Toots........ • 987 • 4-2 :
Pupils who received 100 per cent in |
There is no > reasonable prospect
M. N. Bays, Strawberry. . 1143 ■ 3-9 > each of the four spelling contests,
canning vegeta- QARL HABERLACH,
M. N. Bays, Susie .......... . 1107 • 4-2 1 and those who received too per cent that the business of
this season, and
be
overdone
bles
will
Hurliman & Sons, No. 1 .. 1215 . 4.0 • in the final contest, were awarded
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
there arc interesting possibilities in
Hurliman & Sons, No. 2
1179 . 3-6 > championship diplomas.
the canning of fruits without sugar
T illamook B lock
Hurliman & Sons, No. 6 . 1032 ■ 3-9 1
Pupils who received between 94 and
Hurliman & Sons, No. ¡2 . 1038 • 4-4 100 per cent in the final contest were which ought not to be overlooked. It
will be the height of domestic econ­ Tillamook
Oregon
Hurliman & Sons, No. 14 . 987 . 4.6 ' awarded certificates of merit.
omy and it will be patriotic to pre­
Hurliman & Sons, No. 18 . 1083 .. 3.9 '
Dist. No. I—Championship diplom- serve in some form every pound of
Hurliman & Sons, No. 20 . 1239 •• 3-7
, as, Beulah Hammant, Walter Hous- food that otherwise would go to w EBSTER HOLMES,
Hurliman & Sons, No. 22 . 1200 .. 3.8
, with George Trowbridge, Charles waste.
Hurliman & : Sons, No. 33 • 1275 • ■ 3-2
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
! Thomas, Mabel Anderson, Willie Lu-
it is a good time to begin planning
Hurliman & : Sons, No. 34 • 1052 . 5-2
1218 .. 4.7 ! cas, Ruby Anderson, Henrietta Jen­ for the future. Canning for a local
Geo. Ethel, Mcda
COMMERCIAL
BUILDING. “
kins, Lolita Johnson. Pearl Hughey. market ought to be a pleasing and a
1215 .. 3-4
Oteo. Ethel, Pcair
Certificates
of
merit,
Elmer
Elfs-
FIRST STREET,
reasonably profitable industry. The
891 .. 5.0
Geo. Ethel, Helen
thought is suggested by the experi- TILLAMOOK,
.
OREGON
726 .. 6.0 trom, Mildred Johnson.
Geo. Ethel, Fern
Dist. No. 2—Certificates of merit,
Gale Glick, Pip ...
807 .. 5-1 Lailah Marolf, Viola Johnson, Flor­ cnce of an Ohio town which last sea-
son
opened
an
exchange,
to
which
Gale Glick, Dainty
1344
3 5 ence Stranahan, Orve.l Johnson.
those had a surplus of home-canned 0R. L. L. HOY,
Gale Glick, Nusiance . . . 1257 •• 3-6
Dist. No. 8.—Championship diplom­ fond took their wares for sale to
A. O. Jackson, Bob ...
2014 .. 3.5
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
as, Thelma Ayer, Ralph Davidson,
A. O. Jackson, Bell .. .
1314 • 3-6 Florence Dyke, Noah Richards, Myr­ others who were not so fortunate.
The plan worked well, and co-opera­
1146 .. 3.8
A. O. Jackson, May ...
T illamook B lock ,
1224 .. 3.3 tle McClay, Sewell Ayer, Allen Gil­ tion reduced the operating cost to a
A. O. Jackson, Nell ...
nominal sum.
Tillamook,
1164 .. 4.0 bert, Jean Wilson.
A. O. Jackson, Pet ....
Oregtn.
Certificates of merit, Emma Fisher,
lhc same town this year is going
C. A. Saling, Nig........
1392 .. 3-4 Willie McClay, Lulu McClay, Cather­
itself
one
better
by
establishing
an
W. Clcnt King, Dode .... 855 •• 5-2
T. BUlTa
ine Tingley.
information bureau at which orders
W. Clcnt King, July........ 795 •• 5*2
Dist. No. 10—Championship Diplo­ may be placed in advance. The prin­
882
..
5.3
King,
Wliiffitt
.
W. Clcnt
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
W. Clent King, Violet ... 768 .. 6.2 mas, Anna Farnstrom, Ernest Zuer- ciple of the exchange is preserved, Complete Set of Abstract Bocks in
cher,
Florence
Zuercher,
Hattie
Zuer-
but
home
canners
will
have
the
ad
­
W. Clent King, Butter Cup 795 •• 5-t
Office.
W. Clent King, Pansy . . . 699 .. 6.3 cher, Christina Olson, Mildred Glad, vantage of an assured market. It is
expected that the volume of business
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
W. Clcnt King, Dew Drop 1002 .. 5.2 Catherine Smith.
Certificates
of Merit—Beatrice will be much greater this year than in
T illamook B lock ,
W. Clent King, Bill ........ 756 . • 5-3
Hartwell, Elizabeth Zuercher.
1917.
H. S. Davidson, Fawn ... 957 ■ ■ 4-5
Tillamook
...
- Oregon
Dist. No. 11—Certificates of merit,
in communities in which the co­
C. Mcillip, Julia................ 1107 . • 41
Both
Phones.
Harry
Crawford,
Earl
Miner.
operation spirit is highly developed
C. McKillip, Claude ..... 1050 . ■ 3-9
Dist. No. 12—Certificates of merit, the scheme has much merit. No
C. McKillip, June ............ 1164 . . 38
Earl Blackburn, Homer Blum.
charge of hoarding food can lie again­ w. C. HAWK.
c. : McKillip, Annie .......... 1278 . 3-9
Dist.
No.
15
—
Certificates
of
Merit,
st the family which stocks its cellars
N. P. Hansen, Young Cow 1167 . • 3-5
Hannah Zuercher.
and pantries with the products of* the
N. P. Hansen, Millie .... 963 ■ ■ 4-5
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Dist. No. 16—Certificates of merit. home garden. And the family which
N. P. Hansen, Topsy........ 1419 . 31
Steve Howell.
1
as
thus
taken
hostage
of
its
own
fu
­
N. P. Hansen, Beauty . .. 1136 . • 3-7
Oregon
Dist, No. 17—Championship dipli- ture will be performing a patriotic Bay City
3-6
N. P. Hansen, Crook Nose 1236
mas,
Marjory
Chance,
Louise
Himes,
service if it passes the surplus along.
N. P. Hansen, Nigger .. . 1029 . • 4-4
Bernice Himes.
—Oregonian.
H GO Y NE,
Joe Price, Toots ................ 843 • . 5.0
Certificates of merit, Ralph Chance.
5.0
Joe Price, Pct .................... 849
Dist. No. 19—Championship diplo­
HAPPY WOMEN.
Joe Price, Daisy................ 990 • 4 2
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
I
4.0 mas, Mabie Dunn, Vyola Wilson, Cer­
1083
Joe Price, Blue Bell ,.
tificate
of
merit,
Edna
White.
Office:
O pposite C ourt F josh ,
Plenty of Them in Tillamook, and
Joe Price, Red .............. 1017 .. . 4.4
Dist. No. 21—Certificate of merit,
Good Reason for It.
F. R. Beals, Fatty............ 1206 ■ • 3-4
Tillamook -
O. egon.
Wouldn’t any women be happy,
F. R. Beals, Speck............ 1416 • • 3-4 Mary Ward.
Dist.
No.
22
—
Championship
diplo-
After years of backache suffering,
Frank VonEuw, No. 30 .. . 1392 .. 4.2
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
Frank Von Euw, No. 37 .. 1083 .. 46 ma, Estella Imlah.
1 T OHN LELAND HENDERSON
Dist. No. 24—Championship
1 he distress of urinary troubles,
Frank VonEuw, No. 25 .. 1980 • • 4-7
When she finds freedom.
Frank Von Euw, No. 24. . . 1281 .. 3.2 tpa, Mildred Willford
ATTORNEY
Certificate of merit,Wendell Lotn-
Many readers will profit by the fol­
Frank VonEuw, No. 23 ..
• • 4 3 men, Alice Daniel, Roy Daniel.
AND
lowing.
.. 4.0
Frank VonEuw, N o. 20 ...
Dist, No. 25—Championship diplo­
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
Mrs. H. Lindyard, Fourth Ave.,
Frank VonEuw, No. 17
.. 3-6
mas, Mary Landolt, Frank Landolt, Forrest Grove, Ore.,
Frank VonEuw, No. 4
says: “Three
.. 4-3 Edith Wilkes, Hazel Wilkes.
T illamook B lock ,
years ago my kidneys were in a bad Tillamook -
Frank VonEuw, No. I
.. 4-0
-
.
• Oiegj*.
merit, way. My back nearly
Dist.
No.
27
—
Certificate
of
C. McKillip, Connie ........
killed me, it
.. 4-4 Gertie Doering.
ROOM NO. 261.
ach d so and for several days at a
C. McKillip, Brownie ....
Dist. No. 31—Championship diplo- time I couldn’t get about
C. McKillip, Blue..............
to do my J ELAND E. ERWIN
mas. Hazel Bodie, Winifred Brace, work. My kidneys
Joe Betchart, Jersey........
were congested
Edward Baier, Orrin Hess.
and my limbs began to swell. My
Joe Betchart, Spot ..........
PIANO INSTRUCTION,
Certificate of merit, Catherine l’ro- head felt dull and at times I was so
Joe Betchart, Guernsey ... 1008 .. 4.8
Diploma from Chicago Musical
voost.
Myrtle
Sandberg,
Porter
De-
dizzy I could hardly stand. All sorts
Joe Betchart, Blackic .. . t 1449 •• 4 0
Atley, Cecil Wilkins, Harvey Mad­ of spots seemed to appear before my College.—Beginners receive the same
Joe Bctcliart, Kicker........ 1434 •• 4-0
dux.
eyes. I felt so miserable 1 didn’t care careful training as the most advanced.
Joe Betchard, Pied .......... 1386 . 3.2
Dist. No. 33—Championship diplo­ if I did anything or not. I had taken
Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc­
Joe Bctchard, Poor.......... 1005 .. 4.1
mas, Clyde Buckles, Lyle Simmons, only two boxes of Doan’s Kidney tion.
Joe Betchart, Brownie ... 1053
3-9
Certificates of merit, Marie Mayer. Pills when I began to feel better in
All lessons given at Studio.
F. R. Beals, Von ...
1533 •• 3-7
Dist. No. 36—Certificate of merit— every way. I used four boxes in all
1806 .. 2.9
F. R. Beals, Aggie ..
County Representative for the
Raymond
O'Neel.
and they cured me of the back-ache Wiley B. Allen —Co.s’ line of high
1356 .. 3 2
F. R. Beals, Lagg •
Dist.
No.
37,
Championship
diplo
­
and put my kidneys in a normal con­ grade pianos, player-pianos, Victro'os
F. R. Beals, Punch .
1314 ■■ 31 ma, Albert Aufdermauer.
etc.
dition.”
F. R. Beals, Curley.......... 1307
3-7
Certificate of merit—Leslie Kcllow.
Price 6oc„ at all dealers. Don’t
F. R, Beals, Blue .............. 1353
3 4
Dist. No. 38—Championship diplo­ simply ask for a kidney remedy—get QB J. G. TURNER,
F. R. Beals, Juda.............. 1176 .. 4 4
ma, Delia Vaughn.
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
H. S. Davidson, Nigger . . 1080 .. 3.8
Certificates of merit—Bessie Thom­ Mrs. Lindyard had. Fcster-Mi’burn
H. S. Davidson, Topsy . . . ton .. 4.1
EYE SPECIALIST.
as, Gladys Kodad, Erma Vaughn, Co., Mfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y.—Pd. Adv.
Control of Insect Pests.
William Driscoll, Terry Long.
P ORTLAND — OREGON
Cutworms are the young of a num­
Dist. No. 39- Championship diplo­
Regular Monthly Visits to
SICK WIFE’S STORY SUR­
ber of species of brown furry worms. mas, Vivian Tohl, Helen Miller.
About midsummer the full grown cut
PRISES TILLAMOOK
Dist. No. 42—Championship diplo­
Tillamook and Cloverdale.
worms burrow into the ground to ma, Verna Goldsmith.
mo---------
WATCH PAPER FOR DATES.
change to pupae, which soun trans­
Certificates of merit—Dagny John-
The following has surprised Tilla­
forms to moths. The moth lay their son, Helen Schneitcr, Ellen Fleck, mook: A business man's wife suffer­
eggs on lower leaves of grasses. The Dcssic Bays.
ed from dyspepsia and constipation
Ornamental Fire Places Built
young worms feed on the grasses
Dist. No. 46—Championship
for years. Although she dieted she
of Brick and Stone. All Fire
during the fall and in the winter bur- ma, Wesley Tippin.
was so bloated her clothes would not
Places absolutely guaranteed
roW into ’.he ground for protection.
Certificate of merit—Myrtle Knigh­ fit. ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn !
not to smoke or money re­
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in
In the spring the worms come out of ten.
funded.
the ground and attack almost any
Dist. No. 48—Championship diplo­ Adler-i-ka relieved her INSTANTLY ;
Brick work of all kinds done
Because
Adler-i-ka
empties
BOTH
young plants they find on the sur­ mas, Mary Grazen, Louis Legault,
on short notice.
Iarge_
and
small
intestines
it
relieves
'
face. They feed at night, cutting off
Certificates of merit—Mabel Patch- ANY CASE constipation, sour stom- I
We make a specialty of re­
the stems close above the roots, and ell, Edith Reed, June Starr.
pairing smoking Fire Places.
ach or gas and orcvents appendicitis. I
hide away in loose earth or under
Dist. No. 50—Certificate of merit, It has QUICKEST action of any- 1
rubbish during the day. Lat r in the Reata Kinnaman.
thing we ever sold. J. S. Lamar, drug-
season they climb th: rtalks at night
Dist. No. 51—Certificate of merit, Druggist.
( Paid Adv.)
and feed on the leaves.
Gladys Carl.
*
tillamoook . re .
Control: The best rcm.dv for cut­
Dist. No. 55—Certificates of merit,
I -
worms is poisoned bean bait made as Charles Edmunds, Wilbur Northup.
follows: Thoroughly mix 50 pounds
Dist. No. 56—Championship diplo­ I LEARN STENOTYPY
H. T..Botts, , Pres. Attorney
of bran, 2 pounds of Paris Green and ma, Raymond Lindsey.
The New System of
at-Law.
6 finely chopped lemons. Stir to a
Certificates of merit—Clarence An­
MACHINE SHORTHAND
stiff dough with low grade molasses derson, Lewis Best, Mabie Anderson.
John.Leland Henderson, Sec-
diluted with enough water to mix well
Dist. No. 57—Championship diplo­
The Most Wonderful Invention for
retaryj Treas., Attorney at-
with the bran. Scatter sparingly in mas—Ruth Paul, Gladys Klinchan,
Business Efficiency in 50 Years
Law and Notrary Public.
small lumps around bases of plants Mabel Klinchan.
hSko-Uand »rtnen bra tin, machine
la.waa
Of
by
yon
or
pearil.
la
i.auparior
io
a',
orh.r
and over entire field. Grasslands are
Certificates
of
merit—Lenhart
il'tfti of Sborthind. Easier to learn and a« plain
Tillamook Title and
most liable to infestation by cut­ Geingcr, Ernest Geinger, James Tone,
at print.
worms md if intended for corn or Pauline Geinger.
O»!y FO< ■ MONTHS Required
Abstract Co.
Operator*, »ft b»n»» ta.an»« b» r»a»< - of ereatef
other crops should be plowed the
Dist. No. 59—C* jtificatc of merit,
to 1125 per moalh. ‘
Law Abstracts. Real Estate,
precceding summer to destroy the Emmett Gray.
Tie npewritet hat weeiantH Iei*than4, Stenotypr
Insurance.
grasses as a breeding place for moths.
Will topplaet pencil tbortband.
Dist. No. 61—Championship diplo-
For fall Information adrfren
Beware of poisoning poultry. Thelma, Oscar Krebs,
I
Both Phor.es.
POLYTECHNIC BUSINESS COLLEGE
worms prefer the ¿Fan bait to the I Academy—Championship diplomas,
TILLAMOOK—OREGON.
OAKLAND. CAL.
plants. Since they usually hide before Anthony Zachmann, Agnes Fitzpat-
RALPH E. WARREN,