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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1919)
I I g | B|r£ TWO FAVORITES At the GEM THEATRE. Tuesday, May 6th, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in ‘‘SAY YOUNG FELLOW!” Artcraft Comedy Drama. “PATHE NEWS.” Thursday, May 8th, GEORGE WALSH in “I’LL SAY SO.” William Fox comedy drama. “ROMANCE AND RINGS.” 2 reel comedy. lS25Z5H5B5aS2S2SB52S252 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT MAY 1/ 19id. 2iH525a52Sa525a5B52SB52Sa525252SZS25a525252Sa525aSBS2Sa5a5H5asasaSB5asaS2S2Si5aS2SZSaSH5a5a5a5ESZSHSB5a525a5a5B5HSa5252SH525H5BS2525asa525a5H5a3 SZSa5iS25^5H5Z5a5a5aS25B5a5E52Sa525aS252SasaS252SBS2525a525ES2SH5H5aS25 .that the irrigation districts of East land along the coast that can and Advertising Tillamook Cheese. ern Oregon are great assets of the will be developed if the Roosevelt o— From a Dairyman's Point of View state and that the state can well iit- Highway is built into that vast ter The Tillamook dairy section in Ore —O---------- ford to use its credit to assist in the ritory. Mr. Baker is conversant with gon has been one of the most isolat At the request of the local Roose development of this wonderful re- the productiveness of the coast coun- ed and inaccessable portions or the velt Campaign Committee, F. R. gion. Ì ties, for the Tillamook Headlight United States. Until within recent Beals, pioneer dairyman and stock So let us work together and vote was the pioneer newspaper that years it was only reached by nioun- breeder, furnishes us the following solidly for these two measures which boosted the cheese industry of Tilla tainous overland stage, routes. and interesting article on the military are of such great importance to the mook county, and Mr. Baker boosted trails or by the small vessels that and economic possibilities of the whole State of Oregon. An increase that industry from its infancy and occasionally sailed into its port at Roosevelt Highway. in hay and grain production in Cen- suw It grow to its present magnitude, Tillamook. Its famous light house SAVES LITTLE CHICKS and To the Editor: trial Oregon, Eastern Oregon and the To give some idea .of its rapid has served to keep the rest, of the helps them to grow into big, strong, healthy birds. i he Roosevelt Military Highway Willamette valley confers a direct growth£ Tillamook dairy herds pro world at a safe distance rather than •J A clean, wholesome, natural food—no dust—no waste. bill to appropriate the sum of (2,- benefit upon the dairymen of the i duced 15,100,156 pounds of milk last to invite it into i(s lonesome har- Keeps the chicks healthy and makes them grow fast. 50O.000 by the state, contingent up coast; hence we of the coast will ■ year, which made 5,036,900 pounds bor. for our Name and Trade Mark on Every Original Package on an equal amount being appro 1 support any reasonable measure to of cheese, valued at (1,328,218. The There was once a i wise person who priated by the federal government, is aid irrigation and drainage, both last ten years 340,278,674 pounds of said that if man builds a better one of the most important measures from our selfish interests and from ' milk were produced, 36,469,796 ibs. mouse trap than i anyone else the that will appear on the ballot at the our desires to see these great irriga- cheese manufactured, valued at world will make a road to his door. itary importance of this highway, (ion and drainage reclamation pro (6,604,503. Mr. Baker says ■ that Isolation, inaccessability and other Of “Diamond Quality” Poultry Supplies, listing extending through the coast counties jects of the Willamette Valley, Cen- otber places along the coast will du- disadvantages have combined to put everything necessary for the profitable production of poultry of the State of Oregon, from Clatsop tral and Eastern Oregon developed, i Plicate that if the. Roosevelt hlgh- Tillamook on the map of the coun mailed fre, on rtquMt. Ask for Catalog No. on the north to California line has Tlie Roosevelt Highway will provide j wa>* *s built. A whole lot of good try’s commerce. All they had at one long been recognized by the military a continually enlarging home market Productive land is being “bottled up” time was an abundance of the finest Day ORTLAND ItarMpird authorities of our government. for the Willamette valley and Eastern ¡along the coast for lack of roads, and pasture grasses that grow and an Old Poultry Events in Europe during the war and Central Oregon hay and grain Mr. Baker knows what it means to be ideal climate for handling dairy pro eed Chicks ! oor»TLANO. OQf GON . and Eggs clearly demonstrated that transpor producers; therefore they should “bottled up” in Tillamook county ducts. But the pastures wasted their tation afforded by the highway sys support the bond measure to con- previous to the advent of the rail- fragrance, not “on the desert air,” tems of Europe was of inestimable struct it, both from selfish motives (roa<L when all supplies had to be for there is nothing resembling a “BUCKEYE” Incubators and COLONY Brooder Stoves value in the successful prosecution of and from state pride. The Roosevelt s,liPPed in by boat. He can recall the desert in Oregon—it was wafted out the war. the value of the highways Highway is a military necessity; it , “nie when Tillamook county was over the Pacific ocean. The Tilla far exceding the value of the rail- also contains vast economic possi- | without flour, sugar, , coal oil and mook dairymen however, were not ways or any other method of trans- bilitfes for the State of Oregon. ' many necessaries of life for several discouraged. They went to work to bulls of this breeding as your herd portation. Therefore every good citizen will 'weeks and on presH day no paper on convert their pastures into some sires. If you buy into a tri-partner If the Roosevelt Military Highway support it. Every citizen of every ' hand. But that did not prevent the thing that would interest the outside ship you have equal privileges and 'Headlight from making its weekly world, and no mouse trap was ever measure carries, the fact that the part of Oregon, directly or Indirectly, WINTER COLDS— rights to use either or both bulls for people of Oregon have taken the will receive commercial benefit from 'appearance, even if the paper did bated with anything better than one third of that amount, besides initiative in the matter and have it; every patriotic American citizen have a distinctive “yellow” or “red” Tillamook Cheese, and to Tillamook cutting your feed bill two thirds. BAD BLOOD made a substantial contribution to must see the military value and appearance printed on colored news. the outside world has made a road These bulls are sound in every way. the project, should and will appeal necessity for it. So let us all join As one of the coast counties Mr. for Tillamook cheese. But the Tillamook cheesemakers ; My reason for selling being that I to Congress. It is perfectly safe to hands across the mountains and Baker is anxious that the people of You are pale, thin, weak—with little have a young bull, soon ready for predict that a special appropriation work untiringly and vote unitedly, Lane county become highly interest are not content to rest on their past I service, who 1s closely related to vitality. Your liver is sluggish and the for the Roosevelt ed in the Roosevelt highway, for he success. There are still some people ' them' and of the same will be made by Congress to match unanimously standard of bad blood causes your stomach muscles contends that it will put near pep, who have not heard about their I our state funds. Military Highway. breeding. to lose their elasticity and become flab life and energy into Lane county, cheese or have not yet been impress Respectfully, The military importance of this John Ebinger. and Eugene will become a center of ed with it. The Tlllamookers are go by and weak—then indigestion. F. R. Beals. project is not all that is to be con the tourist travel, and with a loop ing after them and pound It into Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis-» sidered. It will develop thousands road to connect the Roosevelt high their heads that Tillamook cheese SEE GOD’S HAND IN RESCUE covery, made from wild roots and barks, of acres of Oregon's most fertile The Roosevelt Highway. way with the Pacific highway. For has no equal. An advertising cam lands—lands capable of producing, and free from alcohol or narcotics, is Barnesdale Ore. April 24th. that reason Mr. Baker thinks that paign was setarted last year. This Natives ef Rlmatara Ascribe Their Es the great and powerful blood purifier of many millions of dollars annu there should be a whole lot of en year it is to be augmented by an ap cape From Death to Miraculous ally and of sustaining a large popu Editor Tillamook Headlight: to-day. Ingredients printed on wrapper. thusiastic boosters in Lane county propriation of (18,000 for advertis i Interposition. Dear Sir. lation. This change from wild, non- I This tonic, in liquid or tablet form, for the Roosevelt highway, for he ing purposes. Tillamook cheese is go It seems that I must unburden my ductive legions to prosperous com “Saved by the hand of God,” Is the just what you need to give you vim, munities will bring added pop self regarding the Roosevelt High- sayB, it will be of far reaching im ing to be on the map. You are to see ulation, augmented wealth and a way. Namely what It will do for this portance to this part ot Oregon. Mr. it on electric signs in our cities, on way the nine natives composing t|)c vigor and vitality. Take it as directed and it will search tremendous increase in assessed val county. Wltat thb railroad done for Baker’s piediction is that the Roose bill-boards, in city newspapers and crew of the 80-ton schooner Oroutfitia uation, all of which will be enduring this county is no comparison. I velt highway will eclipse the Colum magazines. All other cheese will turn ! characterize their escape from death, out impure and poisonous matter came here several years ago on a bia highway, and, when finished, "green” with envy, for Tillamook after having drifted helplessly 50 days throughout the system and eliminate it assets to the state. In the coast counties, where im dinky little bo'at called the Elmore. | will attract thousands of tourists has the right of way. And, to think, [ on one of the loneliest bits of ocean through the natural channels. j in the seven seas. proved land for soiling and grazing What times we used to have getting from all parts of the United States behind it are a lot of dairymen. The You can procure a trial package by purposes is valued at from three to our products out of the county, and on account of its beauty and pictur world is moving.—The Pacific Dairy J When the wreck of the Oromana aending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ esqueness, for the highway will go was towed Into Papeete harbor, Tahiti, Review, San Francisco, Cal. I five hundred dollars per acre, dairy getting the merchandise we needed. t one of the most remarkable voyages Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. men find it unprofitable to raise hay How often we had to go without mail through a most interesting country. known in these waters was completed. It will be a highway that the people Resolution of Condolence. Rather night-marish, when we think Sandlakt, Oregon— “I want io write a itatement on their valuable lands and are re The vessel, a two-masted schooner, telliug what Dr. Pierce's medicine hae done for me. 'will be pioud of, and so will the peo ------ °------ lying more and more on the Willam about it. These boats are not running ple of I waa bothered with an owned by natives of Rlmatara, an Lane county on account of its Whereas: The angel of death has ette valley farmer and the Eastern any more. And the railroad has every going ulner on my right ahin for removed from our midst one of our Island about 300 miles southwest of through part of the county. thing their own way. With hard a year. I went to a doc Oregon alfalfa s producer to supply most loyal and devoted Brothers, Tahiti, left her home port, without tor hero but hit medicino them wjth the hay and grain they surfaced roads we may send an auto cargo, bound for the Island of Rurutu, did mo no good. Tho aoro Neighbor Frank Dye, consume. The coast territory fur truck for freight or any »thing else got worae right along, ao Card of Thinks. Therefore be it resolved: that this I in the same group, where she was to I tried another doctor and nishing a market for these interior we may need. ! undergo repairs and take cargo of Camp bow in humble submission to hia medicine did mo good products is poorly served by roads. What will be the value ot this high | We want to thank the neighbors the will of our Father in Heaven who copra for TahltL for a while, then the aoro This, makes cost V of «.a transporta- way •* 44 10 • *•»«*<> V/O the V*IV WU w to the people of Eastern Oregon. Bcenied to be getting Two days out, she was struck by a worse right along so I tion on merchandise like hay and The value, from a military point of and friends for their kindness and doeth all things well, and be it fur tried Dr. Pierce’s medi sympathy, also their floral offerings, storm, which carried away both her ther, grain prohibitive. The cost of local view. With the enemy in possession cines. I took two and a Resolved: that this camp in session masts and later her rudder, leaving half bottles of I)r. Pierce’s and no means to bring during the sickness and death of our distribution is so great that many of the coast <\Golden Medical Discov- — ----- •- -• loving husband and father, son Mid assempled, express their deepest sor I ber a helpless^ d^ellct. V cry and used Dr. Pierce’s dairymen fina it necessary to raise | troops. The people of Eastern Oregon [ brother. S fi-Healing tJalvo and the row in the loss of Neighbor Dye. The With gfver > tK would feel far more comfortable. It their own hay, or a large portion of Mary Dye ahd children, record of his good work will forever to _ give - _ a ray <3 - — . - |i had the medicine all uker WM all well before I I had the medicine all used, »nd I recommend it. This reduces the size of their is the duty of every loyal citizen to Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Dye. remain, as a tribute to his worth, to drifted for 50 days. After 15 days the thme medkmv» tu viUr CuCert rH."— flue support this measure, for the protec herds and the number of their hogs Connie Dye, the memory of his associates in the supply of food was gone. T^e paUyes f and thus materially lessens their tion of ourselves, our property and Mrs. O. W. Kinnaman. Camp and in the entire community Unpaged to t£ catch 1 a shark -------------- shark with hook consumption of hay and grain. For ithe coming generations. Any time is which he loved so well. and line. This lasted them five days. example, th% cost of transporting a 'a good time to support this measure. Be It further resolved: that our The rest of the tlm« they had no food. a Obituary. ton of hay or grain from Tillamook But now is the accepted time. For the Charter be draped for a period of 30 An occasional shower prevented death City,' the railroad terminus in Tilla reason that we may purchase (1.00 atest î Frank J. Dye waa born in Carroll days, that a copy of these resolu from thirst mook county, to certain of the rich worth for 50c. I have not got paper tion be sent to the bereaved wife and Then the “ miracle ” happened. The enough to expound the advantages est dairy-districts is ten dollars a county, Missouri, Oct. 3, 1880 and ton. The Roosevelt highway would derived from this measure. The dis died in Tillamook, Oregon, April 7, family, a copy made a part of this mountains of Tahiti rose slowly over Camp, and given to the Tillamook the horizon. The shifting sea current advantages could be written witb a reduce this cost by eight dollars or brought them nearer and nearer until 1919, aged 38 years, 6 months and!* papers. more per ton. The conclusion Is ob cipher on the head of a pin. Respectfully submitted in L. H. & R. they war« Anally sl^hjed from shore A Good Roads Booster. days. He moved to Tillamook county vious. These farmers would increase Gyy A. Allmon, F. H. Matthews, Mid a power their herds,' raise more hogs, and in 1900, where he lived with his T^jrare ' thus double or treble the amoiint ot TTTT.AMGOK EDITOR BOOSTING parents on a farm near Beaver. He John A. Corral, committee. reeE br* but, after a few dart «short al) * FOR ROAD. hay and grain they now consume. was converted and joined the U. B. appeaf ired tobêrapidly ré?# véri ng from ' ------ o — Under the present adverse conditions STRAIN TOO GREAT. Church, of which he was a faithful their exp^lence. ------ o- — Tillamook couty alone, with its 15,- F. C. Baker, of Tillamook Headlight, member at the time of his death. He Th* natijeg «ay 000 dairy cattle and its large Tells Why Highway Should be Built. was married to Mary L. Tucker, on Hundreds of Tillamook Readers Find guided their craft, number ot hogs, purchases annually Daily Toil a Burden. July 1, 1906. Three children were From Eugene Guard. The hustle and worry ot business winds in these latitude« ar« from th« close to a half million dollars worth born to the union,* Jesse, aged 10, Fred C. Baker, editor of the Tilla northwest, a direction which would ot imported hay and grain. When the Mamie, "aged 8, and Marvin, aged 6. men. The hard work and stooping of never hav« brought them to Tahiti. Roosevelt Highway is completed, mook Headlight and father of Mrs. He moved to Tillamook several years these consumers will draw heavily Lee M. Travis of this city, came in ago. Here he followed road building workmen. Electricity’s latest gift to upon the Willamette Valley and from tbs coast city Thursday lnursaay even- The woman's household cares. SHE KNEW THE GREAT STORY the housewife- greatest Eastern Oregon hay and grain dis- ing to attend the editors' convention, most of the time holding places of Often weaken the kidneys. responsibility in the county road since the electric iron tricts for these supplies. It is safe to Mr. Baker says he has quit the news building, and ¿or two years was su Backache, headache, dizziness, Girl Lacked Gift ef Narrative, but and electric vacuum bay that in the Immediate future, paper game for several weeks to pervisor of road district No. 2, which Kidney troubles, urinary troubles— Was Abis te Tell All About cleaner— the the .'oast counties of Oregon, Chateau Thierry. the -oast counties __ .... boost for the Roosevelt Highway position he held at the time of his frequently follow. Read the following and learn the with the expansion of the dairy in measure, and he is now a mission death. He was a member of the Odd Western Electric As wa crawled up a railroad track dustry which the highway will bring ary for that commendable enterprise, fellows and Woodmen of the World way to find relief. E. E. Switzer, 401 N. Meridian 8a., In th« vicinity of Chateau Thierry about, would furnish a steady and for having converted everybody in lodges. Mesides his wife and three M P ortable ever increasing market- for Eastern favpr of the proposed highway in children he leaves his parents, Mr. Newberg. Ore., says: "The nature of (this was tn October)—a railroad and Central Oregon and Willamette Tillamook County, his object now is and Mrs. N. J. Dye, one brother Con order and atop the misery in my back, track which seemed the only new and S ewing M achine ▼alley products to the extent of three to convert and make Roosevelt High nie Dye, one sister Mrs. O. W. Kin which also gets my kidneys out of complete object In sight—the Y. M. C. way boosters out of the newspaper A. girl, who bad been sitting In th« fix. I find that Doan ’ tf Kidney Pills No more tiresome and a half million dollars or more men of Or^on. To give some idéa of naman and other relatives beside a put my kidneys in good working corner of the compartment resisting treadle pushing - no host of friends.. • annually. how the Roosevelt highway measure In this connection 1 wish to say I Frank Dye was a good man, a kind order and atop the misery In my back •11 advances at conversation, volun more backache a little at deal of mteres* <nteres- among aim.-.i«, i is — being tecelved ---------- by „ th coast counties and loving son, husband and father I couldn't recommend a beter medi teered a ramark. find a gnat electric motor does the * throughout the coast I he feels confident that there will be and a true brother and friend, He cine for backache and kidney trou “ Our division took IL ” she said. the pTop!“ i the irrigation bill to be la 100 per cent vote cast in favor of hard work. It turned out that alia had gone In was loved and trusted by all who ble." counties in n June entitled "State ¡the measure in Tillamook county, Price 60c., at all dealers. Don't with her canteen just behind the dlvl- A foot control gives any voted on in ____ ______ and from information at hand other ‘ knew. him. His was > a cheerful dis simply ask for a kidney remedy—get elon, during that fight wherein Amer speed desired. * —— nosftion FT* alwavs position. He always had a smile and Bond Payment of Irrigation and coast counties will roll up large ma- a good word for everybody. He lived Doan's Kidney Pilla—the same that ica made good. She lacked the narra Drainage ge Bona Bond Interest interest " It .. seems — to - r of the nlea8ure. The entire machine in Lane his life and creed. His life is his tes Mr. Switzer had. Foster-Milburn Co., tive talent, that gift, bub she came out be» the disposition everywhere in the | Jori Mr. Baker thinks that Lane county at Intervals with flashes like thia: its case can be carried coast districts to support this worthy should do the same, for the Roose timony. He wanted to live and like Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Pd Adv. “When our boys came up the strag anywhere—it’s no larger measure, which provides for the velt highway will be of considerable every normal man hated death. Yet A Good Opportunity. glers said to them: *You can’t stay In than a typewriter. state guarantee of interest on irriga importance to this county, not only when the inevitable hour came he there I’ And our boys said: 'We’ll tion and drainage district bonds for in giving it a great boost commercial fell asleep in peace fully resigned to I have for sale my third interest in not only stay there, but we’re going Ask for a demonstra five years witb a provision for re ly and industrially but the enormous God’s will. May his tireless energy the two Registered Holstein bulls forward.’ When th« tion. payment. This support is perhaps due tourist travel that will come to Lane faithful life, sunny smile and clean now owned by B. A. Folks, F. R. that, they formed, too, stragglers saw and went back ft to the tact that a number of our county and Eugene will mean mil Christian character, not only hallow Beals and myself. These bulls are with tham.” COAS! POH ER CO dairymen are interested in Eastern lions of dollars left here every year, and cherish his memory but live on both ready for service, and the breed Or thia, •• w« draw into sight of Oregon alfalfa lands and. as above and Eugene will have to build sever in the lives he touched and blessed. ing and ^backing of-these animals Is road bordered by blackened » THE ruins: The funeral services were conduct the best in the entire west. If you stated, many are looking to that sec al large modern hotels to accommo "There's wbara our divisions came ELECTRIC STORE ed by Rev. H. White, of Bend. Oregon tion of Dragon for their supplies of 1 date the tourists’ travel. There Is a bought individually, it would cost 1 into eight, ringing, “The Tanka Ar« Com- hay and grain, but In a broader sense vast extent of undeveloped and idle last Thursday. you from 11.609 to (2,090 to own j tog.’“—WU1 Irwta in th« Saturday THE ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY. Diamond CHICK FOOD OUR 1919 CATALOGUE P S AFTER INFLUENZA L ! 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