TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT FEBRUARY 27, 1919,
Holstein Breeden Association Meet­ appropriations now being made by
Congress, including
$746,000,000
ing.
O. L. HOHLFELI),
for the navy, $800,000,000 for the
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The fourth annual meeting of the railroads, and $1.000,000,000 to
C'iunty Holstein Breed- make good the guaranteed price for
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er»' Assojfntion "wns'held fit ths af- ¡wl^ai,
Ifai, i together witty lepser
leaser sums, in
TilltyfGoolt
Oregon.
ie as
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fine of Kollle WatBqn on test Thuhi- the
aggregate
amounting to a prod­
day afternoon, Feb. 20th. In the igious total.
absent of president Chas. Kunze, the
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meeting was called to order by vlce- AUTOMOBILE LICENSE FEES ARE
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Pretyidept B. A. Folks. The usual
DOUBLED.
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routine of business covering the as­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
sociation's activities during the past Motor-Vehicle Law Passes House—
year were discussed, minutes read,
NATIONAL BUILDING,
Law Effective in 1920.
reports of officers and correspond­
TILLAMOOK
OREGON. ence disposed of. The following mem­
Salem, Or., Feb. 24—Automobile
ber? were present: _J. J. Rupp, John licenses were doubled in the Oregon
Schild, W. E. Noyes, E. A. Zurfleuh, motor vehicle law which passed the
BOA1.S, M.D.,
J. B. Honey, Ben Kuppenbender, L. house tonight, the new schedule to
D. Smith, B. A. Folks, C. N. Gilmore, take effect January 1, 1920. One-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hugh Barber, H. A. Springer, John fourth of the auto license fee will be
Ebinger, Rollie Watson, W. J. Peter­ turned back to the county from
Surgeon S.P. Co.
son, Clay Daniel, of Mohler; Tom which the motor vehicle registered
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
Obrieney,
Bay City and Harry Nel­ and there will be no property tax on
Tillamook
• Oregon son, of KiUfhis river were alsl pres­ automobiles.
ent. the last two breeders represent­
These are the three features of the
ing the Jersey Cattle Club of Tilla­ bill which consumed a solid day of
TO OBERT H. McGRATH, mook County who have a meeting at debate, during which time 76 bills
the Fairview Grange Hall the 27th on third reading and a special order
COUNSELLOR-AT LAW,
of February to which all breeders on the reconstruction program had
ODDFELLOWS’ BUILDIN?* were extended an invitation to be to take a back seat. So wearied were
present. County veternarlan Dr. E. L. the members that they rambled, seek­
TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Glaisyer and County Agriculturist ing
diversion in the senate, where
orti and O ffice
Roy Jones were present and entered the debate was on over the boxing
|nto a general discussion relative to bill, or wandering upstairs, where
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promoting the best interests of the some philanthropist upstairs, where
pure bred live stock breeding in Till­ ice cream to all comers.
amook County.
QARL HABERLACH
So bored were representatives that
Harry Nelson, John Ebii^er and when one of the vital sections was
Ben Kuppefabender were appointed a under consideration there were only
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
committee to take up the matter with 38 voting, and instead of the coun­
the County Court relative to bulls ties receiving one fourth of the fees,
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being picked along the county road. they would have received one-third,
Tiilaiuook
Oregon The Association went on record as a difference of about .$100.000 but
being opposed to this practice.
for the casual return to the chamber
B. A. FplRs gave a good talk on co­ of three members, who caused the
w ERSTER HOLMES,
operative brooding with pur? br^d. ¿idoption
,
of the motion to give the
bjuljp qlong neipuii lines io ajd the counties one quarter by a vote of 20
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
small breeder with a few epws, and to 18. '
who vould not afford to invest in an
The vital parts of the Oregon mo­
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
tor vehicle law were written on the
Individual bull.
A committee was appointed ' gwLj floor while the house was in com-
FIRST STREET.
posed of Wutson, Jones and Glaisyer, : mittee of the
whole, Here is the
to complete data relative to the num- schedule
i
of license fees as passed by
T1LLAMOÔK,
OREGON
ber of scrub bulls in the dairy herds the nouse:
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of the county,
Motor bioyslfe«, $31 liiotorcycles,
Hugh Barber, cheesemaker of the $6; vlOClrlc pleasure vehicles, $18;
£)K. L. L. HOY,
FalrvleW factory, gave a good talk electric
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service vehicles under one
on the values of high and low test ton capacity, $25; all steam, gasoline
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON milk in- cheese production. The tllus- and
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hydro-carbon operated vehicles
trations brought forth in his talk (exiiept motor trucks, one ton rated
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were worth while, every dairyman capacity and over) up to and includ­
in Tillamook county
would have ing 23 horse power, $12; in excess
Tillamook,
Oregcn. been interested and profitably so if or
i 23 horsepower and inclusive of
they could have been present and hores power, $15; in excess
heard his talk.
horse power and inclusive
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Officers were elected for the en­ horse power, $20; in excess
suing year as follows: B. A- Folks, horsepower and inclusive of 36 horse
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Pres.; L. D. Smith, vlce-Pres.; Direc­ power, $35; in excess of 36 horse
Complete Set of Abstract Hocks in tors: J. -B. Honey, 1 year; John Eb­ power and inclusive of 40 horse
inger, 2 years; John Schild, 3 years; power. $45; in excess of 40 horse
Office.
Rollie Watson, Sec-tres.
power, $55.
Taxes Paid for Non Residents.
Ben Kuppenbender made a tulk on
Following is the schedule for motor
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legislation covering stock and barn trucks and trailers:
Tillamook .... Oregon inspection which will become a great
One ton and not over one and one
.jh» Both Phones.
. ... factor In improvement in a general half tons, $32; over one and one half
way in the county. Kuppenbender tons and not over two tons, $48;
and Watson were appointed as a com­ over two tons and not over two aud
C' hawk .
mittee to promote the matter of the a half tons. $60; over two and one-
Pacific Livestock Association which half tons and not over three tons,
has given Tillamook County a quota $72; over three tons and not over
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-
of $2,500.00 to raise 100 shares at thiee and one half tons, $84; over
$25.00 per share, which will be used
Oregon to build a live stock pavalion at Port­ three and one half tons and not over
Bay City
four tons, $96; over four tons and
land. The Holstein breeders went on not over four and onehalf tons, $108;
record giving their support to the over four and one half tons and not
0R J. G. TURNER,
proposition.
over five tons, $120.
Salem, Or., Feb. 24.—The senate
EYE SPECIALIST.
STRAIN TOO GREAT.
tonight passed house bill No. 147, by
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PORTLAND — .OREGON Hundreds of Tillamook Readers Find Jones of Lincoln, which submits a
$2,500,000 bond issue to a vote of
Regular Monthly Visits toii
Daily Toil a Burden.
the people for the purpose of con­
The hustle and worry of business structing the
proposed Rosevelt
Tillamook and Cloverdale. men,
memorial highway down the coast
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The hard work and stooping of counties to the California line.
workmen.
The measure will be on the ballot
The woman’s household cares.
at the June election. In speaking in
OHN LKLAND HENDERSON,
Often weaken the kidneys.
behalf of the bill Senator Handley of
Backache, headache, dizziness.
Tillamook said it was one of fhe
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Kidney troubles, urinary troubles-- most
important
and
meritorious
AND
frequently follow.
measures presented this session be­
Read
the
following
and
learn
the
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cause the highway will be of great
way to find relief.
scenic, military and commercial val­
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E. E. Switzer, 401 N. Meridian Sa.,
Tillamook •
.
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• Oleg J m i Newberg, Ore., says: "The nature of ue.
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order aud stop the misery in my back,
which also gets my kidneys out of
fix. I fiud that I Xian's Kidney Pills
put my kidneys in good working
Th« Many Mysteries of
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Nature
I couldn’t recommend a beter luedl-
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cine for backache and kidney trou-
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Price 60c., at all dealers, Den’t
You can take an onion seed and a pansy
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get seed, and plant them side by aide in the
uo »eoa noŸ jnd jaej
'Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that same spot of ground.
In one case, you
! Mr. Switzer had. Foster-Milburn Co., get an onion, with its peculiarly strong
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odor, and m the other you get a flower of
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rare beauty. You can plant a poppy seed
and get opium (a dangerous, habit-forming
joojdjotvji
Plea for Economy.
drug), or you can plant a rhubarb seed and
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get something that helps constipation.
The admonitions against govern- No scientist, living or dead, can explain
ment extravagance uttered in the these mysteries of Nature. Behind the
by Mr. I invisible life germ in each seed is bidden
House of Representatlvek
Fordney, .of Michigan, are circulated the deep secret that nolxidy understands.
Everything growing out of the ground
to imfke the conscientious legislator seems intended for some use in establishing
stop, look and listen. He stated that i natural conditions. Dr. Piorce, of Buffalo,
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on December 31, 1918, the outstand­ N. Y., long since found out what is
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ing obligations of the government naturally best for women’s diseases. Ho
amounted to $21,000.000.000. which learned it all through treating thousands
means an annual interest charge of of cases. The result of his studies was a
medicine called Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
$ 1..000,000,000. He enumerated the
Prescription. This medicine is made of
vegetable growths that nature surely in­
tended for backache, headache, weakening
drains, l>earing-down pains, periodical ir­
regularities, pelvic inflammations, and for
the many disorders common to women in
all ages of life. Dr. Pierce's Favorito
j Prescription is made of lady's slipper root,
black cohosh root, unicorn root,- blue
j cohosh root and Oregon grape root.
Our French Dry Cleaning makes the
Women who take this standard remedy
I know that in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
Garment Clean ami Sanitary also makes
I scription they are getting a safe woman’s
tonic so good that druggists everywhere
them Moth I’aoof,
sell it.
Favorite Prescription should have the
No job too Tuff for us.
full confidence of every woman in America
because it contains no alcohol and m
narcotic. Dr. Pierce knew, when he first
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and morphino are injurious, and so he has
always kept them out of his remedies
Send 10c to Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. for trial pkg. Tablets.
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