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ì TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MARCH 27, 1919 He found that there is la milk, but 4. A private corporation cannot do ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY ter and cheese a certain chemical in business with only 2 per cent of its J2S252S252S2S2S2525252S2S2S2S2SZS2SZSZ5252525Ï5H525ZS2S2525ZS2525252SHS? CAMPAIGN OUTLINED. gredient that makes it absolutely capital available, much leu can a I have made arrangements with DR. W. E. LEBOW to practice Dentistry with me, and have no hesitancy in recommending him to my friends. He is a clean man in person and habits and knows how to do reliable dental work. One or both of us will be at my office across the street, South of the Court House, on MONDAYS, TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS ; at CLOVERDALE on THURSDAYS ; at NE HALEM on FRIDAYS; at WHEELER on SATURDAYS and S UNDA YS until noon. The most important teeth.are the 6-year Molars. i PYORRHOEA Successfully Treated Particular Bring your children to us for free examination. Be »ure you are right about their Attention teeth. Paid To When Plates Taken in and Time. Crown Work Done and Evenings! Bridge Work. Painless Extracting. Appointment. These are the first permanent teeth the child errupts. Are ffiost sure to decay early and should be filled before its too late. Most parents mistake these teeth for temporary ones ar.d let them go until too badly gone to save. THERE ARE FOUR SIX YEAR MOLARS. We will gladly tell you what should be done, also the cost. No charge for consultation The dentist has a duty as a teacher as well as an operator—to give instruction In the use of the brush, the toothpick, silk floss, etc. Only about 14 p-r ceat of the people of America make any intelli gent use of dentistry. 1— The mouth la a gateway of health and disease 2— Hard foods, if well masticated, help to make and keep good teeth. The cleaning power of vigor ous mastication is greater and better than artificial cleaning. 3 Soft foods cling to the teeth; hard foods clean them. 4 A clean mouth helps to make a sweet breath. 5- Food left on teeth brings decay. Clean teeth seldom decay. 6 Decay commences on the outside of teeih. Unclean teeth decay chiefly at night. Clean the teeth before going to bed. Clean the teeth again in the morning. 7—Wash the mouth after every meal. 6—Brush all the teeth thoroughly, especially the back teeth, on all surfaces. 9—-The medicament used, whether a dentifrice or soup and water, is not so important as the method of using. Avoid, however, any mixture that contains grit. 19 When cleaning the teeth the greatest care should be bestowed upon the removal of food and debris from between the teeth, using a brush with bristles to conform to and reach the spaces. An ex cellent adjunct and a great protection against de cay consists in passing »Ilk between all the teeth and drawing it outward In such a manner as not to hurt the gum. 11— In use the brush should not be allowed to pass to and fro front the front 'to the back teeth only; but with a short pressing sweep • from the gums to the cutting edge of the teeth, Thus the stroke In the supper jaw is from the gum | down- ward, while in the lower jaw it is from the gum up ward. 12— The force used in chewing food is modified <1) by the use made habitually of the teeth, (2) by the loss of the pulp. (3) by disease of the peri dental membranes. The strength of the teeth is ample for reasonable stress, but metals, very hard substances, and some confections should be ex cluded. W. A. WISE, Tillamook County Dentist, ¿52525252Sa5a525HSaSH5H5ZSare5H5E5H52525a5i M H J •i 1 fill .‘r -o------ necessary to human life. There is no public corporation make •necessary Officer» are Elected and Finance» substitute or imitation or alternate improvements on that amount—( Arranged. that contains these elements and per cent is little enough; 5. This u therefore 'there is no substitute for a purly local option measure, no county need assume burdens unless dairy products.” S The time had come when the it desires. dairy interests of Oregon realized I that there must be some organization, some channel through which, work QR. O. L. HOHLFELD, ing together cooperatively they could let the world know what a VETERINARIAN. wealth of attraction there is to be Mutual Phone found in Oregon in various dairy in- Bell Phone—2F2 dustries. In California the Sunkist Tillamook Oregon. fruits, the raisins and many other products have been widely advertised I in cooperative fashion. The time had AVID ROBINSON, M.D, cotne when Oregon dairy interests had to get together and let the state and neighbor jig states know the PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON value of milk and its products and the advantageous to be found here. NATIONAL BUILDING, And so the Oregon Dairy Council was formed. First it was a temporary TILLAMOOK OREGON. organization working on small funds Statement Committee Named. and yet getting splendid results. T. BO ALS, M.D., R Tlie committee designated to pre Now it will incorporate and do good pare the statement, consisted of John live work that will make it a greater PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. B. Goss, of Marshteld, T. B. Handley, power for all branches of the indus of Tillamook, A. W. Norblad, of As try. Surgeon S.P. Co. toria; E. J. Adams of Eugene; and Among the cheese factories that (I. O. O. F. Bldg.) B. F. Jones, of Newport. To tempor saw the advantage of getting behind arily finance the promotion of the this splendid movement were the Til Tillamook .... Oregon campaign, it was agreed that each of lamook Creamery, Maple Leaf Cream the seven counties on the coast, ery, Holstein Creamery, South Prair through which tbe road will run, ie Creamery. Fairview Dairy Associa TD OBERT H. McGRATH, shall subscribe 3500, to be reimburs tion, Red Clover Creamery, Clover COUNSELLOR-AT LAW, ed later. Leaf Creamery. Cloverdale Cheese A campaign manager will be selec Co., Central Creamery, Long Prair ted by the officers, and there will be ie Creamery, Three Rivers Creamery, ODDFELLOWS’ BUILDIN?, a vice-president in each county of Oretown Cheese Co., Neskowin Dairy TILLAMOOK, OREGON. the state, these vice-presidents to act Association and Kuppenbender and P ortiand O ffice as an advisory board and to attend Son, Tillamook County and First to tbe organixation ot their respec National Banks. All these are well 1110 W ilcox B ld . tive counties. Women’s auxiliaries known Tillamook concerns and are are to be started in each county. This 1 members of Tillamook's famous program was worked by a committee ! creamery association that made 5,- £*ARL HABERLACH consisting of J. C. Johnson, E. J. 636,900 pounds of cheese last year. Adams, T. B. Handley, A. W. Nor Among the other new members are ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. bald, J. B. Goss, Judge R. R. Miller '¡Eugene Farmers' Creamery. Lane T illamook B lock and Fred Hollister. The temporary ' county and Springfield Creameries. officers, B. F. Jones, and C. C. Icorvallis Creamery, , Junction City Tillamook Oregon Chapman, the latter acting as secre- Creamery - and J First National Bank tary, will serve until the permanent of Corvallis. This council is proud officers are installed. ithat among its members is the Al- EBSTER HOLMES, ■ bany Creamery Association that won Coast Counties Represented. Those registered tor the meeting first prize at the Western Dairy pro ATTORNEY-AT-LAW were B. F. Jones, L. W. Williams and ducts show at Boise recently. It alsa COMMERCIAL BUILDING. D. T. Harding, of Newport; Judge R. has a large percentage of the leading R. Miller, J. W. Dunn and J. J. banks and other concerns. Dr. McCollum, of John Hopkins FIRST STREET. Christensen, of Toledo; Al L. Martin, of Coos Bay; J. B. Goss, of Marsh- University, says: “I wish to point OREGON field, J. C. Johnson, of Gold Beach; 'out the fact, which rests upon sound TILLAMOOK, E. N. Hurd, E. S. Prouty, M. F. experimental evidence, that milk is Hardesty and D. J. Moore, of Seaside, an indispensable article of the diet A. W. Norblad, B. S. Worsley and D. of any people who wish to achieve; QK. L. L. HOY, E. Lagassee of Astoria; E. I. Ballagh that milk production cannot rest up of St. Helens; E. C. Roberts, of on a philanthropic basis, but must I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON •Myrtle Point; H. H. Rosenberg, W. be a paying industry. I want to em B lock , J. Riechers, W. G. Dwight and T. B. phasize that tbe public must allow T illas Handley, of Tillamook; 0. W. Taylor the price of milk to advance so that is profitable to the Tillamook, of Gearhart; Fred Hollister, of North the industry Oregtn. Bend; G. W. Griffin and E. J. Adams dairymen. Milk is worth much more of Eugene; J. W. Bergmane of than its protein content would indi Florence. There was also a sprink cate. It is the great factor of safety T. BOI lb in making good the deficiencies of ling of Portlanders present. The Roosevelt highway will be the the grains which form and must con ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Oregon section of a costal military tinue to form the principal source of Complete Set of Abstract Boi ks in energy in our diet. Without the con road along the Pacific ocean. In Office. Washington word was received that tinued use of milk, not only for the from Blaine to Aberdeen the road feeding of our children, but in liber Taxes l’aiil for Non Residents. will soon be paved and money is al amounts in cookery and as an ad T illamook B lock , available to grade it to Long Beach. juvant to our diet, we cannot as a Tillamook .... Oregon nation maintain the position as a L. J. Simpson sent word, that Cali- Both Phones. fornia officials have assured him world power to which we have arisen. that they will be ready to do their The keeping of dairy animals was the greatest factor in the history of w. C. HAWK. share through the state. the development of man from a state of barbarism. We are now in a criti Oregon Dairy Council. cal time when the dairy industry is PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON When the Oregou Dairy Council in jeopardy. 1 feel it my privilege to point out that we are still dependent : meeting is called to order March 26 Bay City Oregon at Multnomah Hotel, Portland, the upon the dairy industry for our con tinued prosperity. Let us appreciate I membership list of JOO will be an nounced. This assurance was given the debt we owe to the milk produc- I when J. K. Dunne, chairman of the er, and reward him according to the ! DRJ- G. TURNER, sustaining membership committee of service he renders." the council telephoned that about EYE SPECIALIST. Road Bill Details Filed. seventeed new members had been se PORTLAND — OREGON ------ o ------ cured in and about Tillamook. "Three cheers for the great cheese ' Salem. ,Or„ .March 22.—The first Regular Monthly Visits to country, Tillamook the golden, glor statement filed for the special elec Tillamook anti Cloverdale. ious pride pf the state,” said Mr. jtion pamphlet arrived Saturday at WATCH PAPER FOR DATES. Dunne. ,the office of secretary of state from The Oregon Dairy Council, accord [Senator Baldwin, of Klamath county, ing to the tentative plans of the in support of the proposed constitu I board of directors, will put on an up- tional amendment giving counties I H GOYNE, to-date advertising campaign in power to bond themselves up to six Oregon and will niake its advantages per cent of their assessed valuation ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. as a dairy state 1 kaown throughout for road purposes. the country. The council will do el The statement was prepared by Office: O pposite C ourt F pjsm ive bill board and newspaper ad- Senator Baldwin and approved by O. »gon. Ve.tising. It will have displays that Senator Banks and Representative Tillamook - will attract, The ■ great possibilities ! .Merryman, composing a legislative of the state as headquarters for committee selected to prepare it. dairying, btttter and cheese making I The statement follows: OHN LELAND HENDERSON. and for the pursuit of all th« var- I . • 1 Why you should not oppose this I lous industries connected with the ATTORNEY dairy will be exploited in such a measure—1. It imposes no burdens,, •it coerces no citizen; 2. It does not AND manner that will go to attract tour- lsts, business s men, capitalists and . force public improvement upon un- COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW those who would help in making i willing counties; 3. It does not in-j T illamook B lock , Oregon famous as a leading dairy jterfere with existing highway laws' Tillamook - . . O»egi> |or plans; 4. It provides for no saiar- I state. ROOM NO. 2H1 The council will do educai ional J ied commission or officials, ,it costs •' work,, having the cooperation of J. nothing; 5. It confines the applica A. Churchill, state superintendent of tion of the privileges to the counties i public instruction who has heartily [electing to apply them. It is the con- |cem only of the county desiring to1 endorsed the council's work of spreading the doctrine of th, food use the opportunity. Why you should support this Smûj#1 value and indispensibility of milk measure--1. The measure is intend- I Through the schoc le ¡dren d to giant to counties the option of I ore THAN EVER can he made to rea value voting bonds up to 6 pet cent of as of milk, cheese, b: n and sessed valuation tor road purposes— , j/oor rsJiy all dairy produc ts i and th take jit is a matter left entirely with the' days must be the message their i. At- county. As to whether or tractive post Hl help in intereet- particular 52 JPjï productive not, after the passage of this meas l’tg the littl peop e and in giving iCctu.’crkreaiiæs them an idea that they reed milk. ure a county votes bonds, will be no butter, chee: t, etc. Lectures, essays - oncern of any other county; 2. I é: owexs uh rand writing, reading les son# and many Mhny countes desiring more funds tor road work are asking the. you 1 other means can be em ployed. in ail this campaign of advertising consent that they burden themselves the council will stress the findings tf they so desire. Your a.lirmative of such men as Dr. E V McCollum, vote on this measure does not preju- I [of Johns Hopkins university, who dice you it, the least, nor cost you a ' Cut full ir\ shoulder, ch st experimented for over eleven years penny: J. If, jn the opinion ot the county, good roads are a paying in- i ard arms-contfcrtablc. £ ,and who discovered in milk the per- | feet food and tbe vital elements that vestmer. and badly needed, is it not ¡onû «carré. uUerproof are not to be found in any substitute. your duty to vote to allow that coun ty to put the question to its people? I s Officers were elected, finances tem porarily arranged, and a committee appointed to prepare a statement for voters' pamphlet, at a meeting of road enthusiasts in Portland on Fri day to promote the 42,500,000 bond issue tor the Roosevelt highway. The people will vote on the proposal to issue these bonds at the special elec tion June 3. The bonds are contin- gent on tbe federal government matching the sum. and if the govern- meat declines to act, no bonds will be sold. Elected at the conference were 3. C. Pier, city commissioner elect of Portland, for president; Bruce Den nis. of LaGrande. vice-president; B. F. Jones, of Newport, father of the measure, sercetary and E. D« Cusick, of Albany, treasurer. I I J Copyright lilt by H 3 Hcvitul.l» Tobacco Co. EVER was such right-handed-two- fisted sme kejoy as you puff out of a jimmy pipe packed with Prince Albert! That's because P. A. has the quality! You can’t fool your taste apparatus any more than you can get five aces out of a family deck! So, when you hit Prince Albert, coming and going, and get up half an hour earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes, you know you’ve got the big prize on the end of your line! Prince Albert’s quality alone puts it in a class of its own, but when you figure that P. A. is made by our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch— well— you feel like getting a fiock of dictionaries to find enough words to express your happy days sentiments! 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