Tillamook headlight., March 20, 1919, Image 4

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT MARCH 20. 191»
demand. We believe that the newly
formed chamber of commerce will get
behind the loganberry industry with
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
flattering results. It would be a
good investment to plant tracks of
SUBSCRIPTION
per year $2.00 loganberries, which would find ready
purchasers. Those who have land
more suitable for loganberries than
Advertising Rate*.
for dairying should get into that
Display Advt». per inch........... 20c.
business right away.
Œtllamunk îjeaùltght.
. .half page KVaC.
... full page 15c.
per line 7c.
Locals
Beaders, with reading matter
per line.................................. 7c.
Notices of meetings etc, per line 7c.
Resolutions................. per line 5c.
Said sale wiU be wads for cash
'and will be subject to confirmation
by the County Court of Tillamook
County, Oregon, and bids will be re­
ceived either at the residence of the
undersigned or at the office of H. T.
Botts, attorney at law, both in Tilla­
mook City, Oregon. This sale is mad»
in pursuance of the order of the
County Court in Tillamook County.
Oregon.
Dated this 1th day of January, 1919.
Catherine A. Long
Administratrix de bonis
of the Estate of Mina J.
Campbell, deceased.
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State Master Spence, of the Grange,
SPIRAL METAL
advised pay as you go in road build­
OUTSIDE CASE
AIR PRESSURE
AIP PRESSURE ON
ing. That is good advice in some in-
HAS COMPLETELY
rubber infla ­
EMPTIED TEAT OF
stances. Let’s see how it will work
tion BEGINNING
teat
distended
MILK. ANO THERE
out in obtaining a hard surfaced
TO SQUEEZE TEAT
WITH MILK
IS NOW A COM­
NEXT TO UDDER
highway through Tillamook county,
FLOW
PLETE RELEASE
"Days and Moments.”
It was in 1913 that hard-surfacing
FROM SUCTION
county roads was commenced. Prev­
PURE RUBBER
Hen-
The
death
of
Rev.
William
inflation
ious to last year four miles had been
built, on the main highway, for it is ry Bliss, the well-known hymn writ-
less than five miles from Wilson er, at the age of eighty-five, is a re-
river bridge to where the concrete minder of a fact which has often NO AIR HERE
The Oregonian says: "The upstate roads ends south of this city, which been noted, namely, that hymn writ­
city or town is best known by its five miles include the city. That was ers seem to live to a riper age than
commercial club or chamber of com- at the rate of less than a mile a year. authors engaged in other depart­ SANITARY ALUM
merce and its newspaper.”
Last year the State Highway Com­ ments of literature. Fanny Crosby INUM BOTTOM
mission put down five miles, making reached the age of ninety-five; Mrs. CUP
This will give some idea why the practically, nine miles of hard sur­ Alexander, who wrote, “There is a
State of Washington is far more ad­ faced road put down on the main green hill” was seventy-seven. Char­
vanced than the state of Oregon highway through the county in six lotte Elliott, the author of "Just as
The Oregon legislature sanctioned , years. This goes to prove that if the I am," and Mrs. Cousins, famous for,
$10,000,000 road bonds and Wash­ county ever expects to obtain a hard " The sands of time are sinking,”
ington $30,000,000.
surfaced road front Clatsop to the were both eighty-two. The writer of
Yainhiil county lines, it will have to “Our blest Redeemer," Harriet Auber
It is Just as important to raise a obtain it through the assistance of died in her ninetieth year. Contrast
good garden this year as if was last the State Highway Commission and these with Thackeray, who died
yeai, to help out with the high cost bonding. Most people who wish to be when not more than fifty-two; Dick-
of living, for we have not reached I fair know full well that autos and ens was only fifty-eight, Scott sixty-
that point in the democratic plat­ auto trucks are responsible for the one and Keats twenty-six.
form which promised the people six I heavy maintenance charges now on
years ago that it was going to reduce our county roads, and the sooner
Questioned the Editor.
the cost of living. We all know that hard surfaced roads are costructed
democratic promises are always a lot this heavy demand on the road fund
Editor Tillamook Headlingt.
of wind.
Dear Sir—In the last issue of the
will cease.
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Headlight you seem to be very much
N THE action of the Teat Cup of your milk­
As the Fair Board is soliciting
it takes oil to make machinery run 'in favor for bonding the county for
money for the fair book, why would­ smooth, and it takes money to make , road purposes. Now let us suppose
ing machine depends the comfort and health
n't it be a good idea, when money is | a successful Chamber of Commerce. [that the proposition was to bond to
required to carry on a campaign to It is going to take money to boost 'the limit for roads; that the state
of your cows and the quantity of milk they give.
boost the Roosevelt highway, to ask the Roosevelt military highway, the ’agreed to match us dollar for dollar;
the Fair Board to donate $100.00 I campaign to boost the loganberry in­ but that the roads were to begin at
Study carefully the Perfection Teat Cup ill­
and the members of the board $50.00 dustry, the big celebration on the ¡the extreme north and Houtb ends of
ustrated above. It has been chosen for such
each. That is on a give and take ,4th of July and other matters of the county and build toward the
basas for it is unfair to pounce upon special interest to Tillamook county. center, all roads to be of standard
well-known herds as the St. Olaf College herd
the business men to pay for the fair We mention these for two reasons. ! grade and a 16 foot hard surface,
book by the advertising system.
roads
to
be
built
for
utility
purposes,
First, it is necessary to have a cer­
at Northfield, Minn., the Grahamholm herd at
tain amount of money to boost essen­ and for the benefit of the people,
The first progressive movement of tial things for the development of not for the benefit of the tourist
Rochester, Minn., the A. L. Hyzer herd at
the newly found Chamber of Com­ ,the county; and second, the system and towisite promoter.
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ft
merce was to get behind the Roose­ of pestering business men for money
Storm Lake, Iowa, the Upland Farms herd at
Querry: Under such conditions
velt memorial military highway, , for non-essentials should be cur­ would you be in favor of bonding.
Syracuse, N. Y.
which is of considerable Importance tailed. The next few months advertis­
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E. K. Scoveil.
to Tillamook County. It is not only ing sharks will be in evidence all
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going to back it with its moral sup­ [•'working" the business men for
The answer to Mr. Scovell's query
port, but Is going to get into the money to carry out their schemes. To is “Yes”. We have advocated for
traces with financial support to car­ use a common expression business I years a hard surfaced road from 1
ry on a campaign in conjunction men have been "bled white” and it j Clatsop to Yamhill county, and we
with the coast counties. We hope is hoped that the newly formed expect to see this completed within
eyes you might think your finger was
Put your finger in a calf’s mouth and
the Chamber of Commerce will suc­ .Chamber of Commerce will take this I the next few years, that is if the
in
the calf’s mouth—so identical is the
note its actiofi. You will find it first
ceed.
matter up and endeaver to cut out people decide to bond. Why hard sur­
action
of the Perfection and the calf.
[the non essentials, especially the faced roads have been built in the sucks, then squeezes toward its throat
President Wilson made a mistake numerous advertising stunts which center of the county is because of the (downward not upward) and then
That is why cows like the Perfection so.
when he failed to take the senate in­ the business men are called upon to heavy travel, and because purt of the
It applies first a gentle suction, then a
momentarily stops sucking while swal­
to his confidence in regard to the go down in their Jeans. As one prom- road fund appropriated for the
sec­ lowing.
downward squeeze followed by a short
treaty of peace and the proposed I inent business man said on Monday, ond road district was used for hard
league of nations to prevent wars. lit is about twenty business men who
period
of relese from suction. The Per­
surfacing, which was not done in the
The pr^ident has assumed the roll
fection
feels notural to them and they
always do the pungling up, and as a other road districts, although they
Now
put
your
finger
in
the
Perfection
of a dictator, the same as he did large number of the dairymen have
had an equal amount of road money Teat Cup.
If
you
were
to
shut
your
give
down
their milk freely to it.
previous to the November election,
made more money than the business appropriated. Another thing. It was
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and the situation Is becoming criti­
I
men, it is no more than fare to ask good business sense to build as much
cal between the senate and the presi­
i the dairymen to pay for advertise­ [ hard surfaced road south of Tilla­
dent. It is the senate that will have
ments In the fair book and other ad­ mook city as possible, for the road
to pass upon the treaty of peace and vertising stiiiiis.
I
between this city and Cloverdale
tlie league of nations, and from the
, Like every part of the Perfection, the
was eating up something like $600
The Perfection Teat Cup fits all sizes
way things are shaping the senate
A great many different ideas and a mile annually to keep it in repair
Teat
Cup is as simple as it is strong.
does not propose to be dictated to by
opinions are offered in regard to the J owing to the heavy travel. Our cor- of teats. You will find it a great con­
tile prwident.
It
has
only four pieces and can be taken
proposed league of nations to prevent 1 respondent is laboring under a mis­ venience to be able to use the same teat
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apart
and put together again without
wars. Senator
Borah commenced conception about building roads for
In regard to the loganberry indus­
twisting the lion’s tail in this way: the benefit of the tourist and the cup for all cows.
tools.
try in Tillamook county it is »afe to
"I do not propose to attach any el» townsite promoter. Every person in
say that If it is to become an impor-
nature to any document which would Tillamook county who owns an auto­
tant industry in this neck of the
place small nations and governed mobile is a tourist, for they not only
woods. It Is the new comer, who is
peoples in a straight-jacket und rivet tour Tillamook county but tour out­
familiar with the berry business und
Whether yoa own ten or one hundred cows you
them there by military power. When side the county, and these Tillamook
a free copy of our great book, “What The Dairy­
looking for a desirable location, who
a nation sits down to the diplomatic tourists know that in driving over should study the milking machine now and see how
will bring it about. There are thou
­
man Wants To Know,” which answers every ques­
"1<,u* i table with Great Brittan it has no hard surfaced roads that it affords a it can help yoli. Find out how you can increase your
sands of acres of idle land 1........
.. | time to look after anyone else's busi-
tion you can think of about milking machines.
n ’ le
county that is suitable for Loganber­ , ness but its own. While you talk of great deal of pleasure, anil good hard herd in spite of labor problems. Let us send you
Write now.
ries, und with un increasing acreage i humanity and deals, she will write surfaced roads materially reduce the
cost
of
tires
and
wear
and
tear,
of lugged off lands every year this
something into the document that
will make considerable land avail­ 'will make you sit up and take no- which they also know is excessive in
traveling our bad roads, and it is not
able for the industry. This land
I tice. The English are the greatest to be wondered at most everybody
should be Hsted so that anyone coin­ diplomats on earth and the league of
who owns an auto i's in favor of
ing to the county who is desirous of
nations as now
developed is the hard surfaced roads. Hard surfaced 2125 E. Hennepin Avenue
obtaining logged off lands may
Minneapolis, Minnesota
greatest tri..tup’. Hint British dip­ roads not only save cost in road
know where to find it.
lomacy ever achieved.”
[maintenance, but lowers the operat­
I Henry Watterson says the British- ing expenses of an auto. Our corres­
.'-nine of our citizens are becoming
Wilson plan for a league of nations pondent will perhaps remember that
a little Impatient because nothing is
is a political fad in which Mr. Wil­ we have on several occasions advo­
being done about bonding the coun­
son sees votes. It is becoming more cated starting a hard surfaced load
ty tor hard surfaced roads. For their
ar.d more apparent that the scheme center in the other two road district.’
infol mation ue wish to say that
as proposed does not even have the but this was not done.
stuti engineers tire surveying the
I merit of having votes in it, despite I
roads north of this city, and until
the efforts of the movie propagand­
such time as the Highway Commis­
ists, the Creeled press, the political
I, Vi m. Farnum,
sion designates the road, no action
pulpiteers and all the army of sob-
will be pleased
can be taken, for it has to be sit out
sisters which went solid for tV liso 11
tn tin petition where the money is to
to
see you at the
in 1916 because he kept us out of
be expended. And. another thing, the
Gem
Friday,
! war.
State Highway Commission lias not
| No wonder that the league of tin
March 21st, to
decided how much hard surfaced
rtlons is being criticised. England, by
see my work in
road is to be laid in this county this
I virtue of her colonies would have six
year, it may be a week or so before
"TRUE. BLUE"
delegates, while the United States
this Is done. Th* first thing ts to get
I would only have one.
I
What? Yes it is
the state to do as much hard surfac­
i
ing in the county us possible, and
a Fox production.
Notice to Water User».
then niuke arrangements to obtain
The complete Electric Light and
I lie necessary money.
After March 1st. 1919, all water
Power Plant
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rents will be collected at the C4ty
Plenty of bright, safe clean
T here are those who contend that Hall of Tillamook City.
electric light. No more hot,
raising loganberries in Tillamook
DR. R. W. DONOHOE,
The rules require that all water
smoky lamps.
county would be more profitable and rent must be paid In Advance before
the Deitist,
less work than dairying. This coanty the 10th of each month and this rule
Will be in Cloverdale the
is naturally adapted to ratting Lo­ I | will he strictly enforced, and failure
ganberries on account of climatic to pay will result in water being
week beginning
conditions, aad with a guaranteed shut off and a charge of 50c made
March 24.
price of five cents a pound Ibis Is for turning on again.
assurance of a good price. It is only
F. L. Berkey, Supt.
a lew years when the cheese indus­
ACKLEY & MILLER
try eas in its infancy in this county,
Tillamook Garage,
Notice of Administratrix Sale.
Ornamental Fire Places Built
and there is no reason to doubt 'hat
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Tillamook Oregon.
of Brick and Stone, All Fire
in a few years if the loganberry In­ dersigned administratrix will sell at
Places absolutely guaranteed
dustry was taken hold of by those private Mie from and after the 15th
not to smoke or money re­
funded.
i.ho take an lntereet in it, it would day of February. 1919, the fellowing
Call for Warrant».
Brick work of all kinds done
r.ot be long before the receipts described real property, situate in
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on short notice.
from the berries would exceed that of Tillamook County. Oregon, to-wit:
AU
county
road warrants endorsed
We
make
a
specialty
of
im
­
i heese. l»st year one fruit cannery
Lots 3 and 4 of Block 8 In Jane
prior to December 18th. 1918, will
pairing smoking Fire Plac
paid out $40,000 for berries tn this Fuller's Addition to the town of Bay
be paid upon presentation. Interest
<<>unt>. which, of course, was largely City, in Tillamook County. Oregon,
ceases this 12th day of March 1919.
i r evergreen blackberries, the war according to the recorded plat there-
Kathleen Mills.
l . the first time bringing them into
TILLAMOOK.,ORE.
County Treasurer.
ditorial Snap Shots
Study This
Teat Cup
0
filili
Nature’s Way
Send For This ook Now
P erf ection Manufacturing Company
Tillamook Sheet Metal Works
DELCO-LIGHT
BERRIES WANTED
200—Acres Planted This Spring—200
Loganberries Blackberries Raspberries
Not
Make Tillamook County
Famous For Berries
E.
Graves Canning Co
Main Office Sheridan Oregon
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