THURSDAY, JULY 7. IMI
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
COMPARE CHEESE REPORTS FOR
SIXTEEN YEARS
PAGE SEVER
$410.
Wool; 2,995 pounds, valuation
$480.
Cranberries; 197 boxes, valuation
$700.
Total estimated valuation $1S9,-
487.50.
To the above should be added sev
eral shipments from the McIntosh
wharf, of which no record could be
obtained.
The following clippings are taken
out of Tillamook papers published
in 1905 and the figures are furnish­
ed by Carl Haberlach. These will
show the growth of tne dairy Indus­
try since 1904. The total v?.lue of
1920 product was 13 times greater
than during 1904. The total value
of the Tillamook Creamery’s ourput
in 1920 was $238,897.56, against
$15.613.19 in 1904
Tillamook, Oregon, February 11,
1905.
Io the Director, Stockho’ic;s and
Patrons of the Tillamook Creaomery. X.
Gentlemen: I present berefith my
report as secretary of the Tillamook IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Creamery for the fiscal year ei.ling
UNITED STATES FOR THE
December 31st, 1904.
DISTRICT OF OREGON
Total amount of milk received at
the factory during 1904. 1.582,021
No. E-8500
lbs, cream, 833 lbs.
Total amount of butter manufac­ F. D. Smail and D. C. L’rie, Partners,
tured and sold, 30,892 lbs.
name and style of Small & Urie
Total amount of Cheese,manufac­
Plaintiffs,
tured and sold 95,445 lbs.
vs.
Milk used in the manufacture cf
cheese during the summer months Sam Bauer, otherwise known as Si­
as follows: April 43,770 lbs, May
mon Bauer, Emma Bauer, bis
237,552 lbs, June 280,165 lbs, July
wife, F. R. Beals and Thad Rob­
218,436 lbs. August 173.280 lbs,
ison, and the Mortgage Com­
and during the month of November
pany, Holland America, a cor-
2,363 lbs, a total of 955,556 lbs
Milk used in the manufacture of
Notice is hereby given that pur­
ba’ter, 626,453 lbs. Cream usjd in suant to a Decree of Foreclosure and
the manufacture of buttei 833 lbs. Sale made and entered by the Dis­
Returns as follows, for cheese $•*,
8-i' .41. For buttsr $6,675.78. To- trict Court of the United Stales fur
the District of Oregon on the 14ib
tai for the year $15,61319
Paid patrons for butter fat as fol day of December, 1920, in the above
lows: for butter, January 30 cents, I entitled cause, I, Robert F. Maguire,
February 28 cents, March 25 cents,
April 19 cents, September 23 cents, Master tn Chancery in and for said
October 23 two tenths cents, Novem­ Court and cause will sell at Public
ber 21 1-2 cents, December 25 iwo Auction to the highest bidder, or
» tenths cents
bidders, for cash, at the front door
For milk
manufactured into of the Court House of Tillamook
cheese butterfat was paid for as fol­ I
lows: April 24 1-2 cents, May 23 County, Oregon, at the city of Till­
2-10 cents, June 21 cents, July 20 amook at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M.
cents and for August 21 cents.
on the 11th day of July, 1921;
Owing to the unfavorable trans­
The Southwest quarter of th*
portaion facilities and the bad
Southwest
quarter of section four
weather this fall, the marketing of I
butter has not been very successful. (4) and the Southeast quarter of the
The Tillamook Creamery manu-. Southeast quarter of section five
factured a small quantity of Swiss (5) , and the northeast quarter cf
Block Cheese, and while the returns the northeast quarter of section
for the same were quite good, the
patrons of the creamery generally I eight (8) and the northwest quar-
desire to receive their returns earl­ ter of the northwest quarter of Sec-
ier than is possible by making the tion nine Ol, all in Township six
swiss cheese. Owing to the excel­ (6) south of range ten 10) west of
lent quality of cheese manufactured
by the Tillamook creamery this sum the Willamette Meridian, containing
mer, oUr cheese at all times brot 160 acres of land; also one hundred
the highest market prices and we and sixty acres, more or less, in sec­
were enabled to make greater re-' tions fourteen (14) and flftocn (15)
turns for butter fat to the patrons in township six (6) south of range
during all the summer months than
any other private or co-operative ten (10) west of the Willamette
factory in the county paid during Meridian, as follows: N. W. 1 -4 of
the same period of time. . This is so S. W. 1-4, S 1-2 of S. W. 1-4 seed >n
far as I can learn.
14 and S. E. 1-4 of S. E. 1-4 of tec
In spite of the dry season of 1904 ' tion fifteen (15), containing 150 ac­
the factory received for the year an ’
increase of 361,000 lbs of milk over : res and being his homestead,
the year 1903, or nearly 30 per cent together with eleven (11) cows, two
All indications point to a still great (2) steers and five (5) heifer*, be­
er proportionate gain for 1905, as ing all of the livestock situated on
we are now receiving milk from scribed and descrirbed in that cer­
several patrons who are hauling
their milk a distance of from four tain chattel mortgage dated May 8th
ta over five miles. Among the sev­ 1919, in which said defendant Sam
eral factors contributing toward Bauer, otherwise known as Simon,
these results are the very excellent Bauer and Emma Bauer were mort­
service rendered the factory by its
management and a disposition on gagers and the plaintiffs herein were
the part of the farmers and patrons mortgagees. The said personal prop­
to patronize a factory managed by erty and reael property will be of­
themselves. That this can be done fered for sale and sold separately.
successfully, our returns for the The plaintiffs by the term* of the de-
past year will show, and the spirit
of unrest so prevalent among the property at any sale under said 4a-
dairymen of this county at this time cree.
is practically absent among the pa- i The undersigned Master la Chan­
irons of our factory.
cery is by said decree of foreclosure
The factory received for making '
cheese for the year 1904, 1 1-2 cen'* and sale authorized to sell Mid prop
per lb or 15 cents per cwt for milk erty, to make the amount du* under
manufactured into cheese. For mak said decree from th« defendant* to
ing butter the factory charged 11 , plaintiffs in the amount of fiv« thou
6-10 cents per cwt for milk manu- ' sand sixty-seven dollar* and **v*n-
factured into butter. Total receipts i
for the year were $2,175.93 for mak | tcen cents ($5067.17) with interest
ing. Expense account for the year thereon at th« rat* of eight p*r
was $2,168.25, leaving a small bal­ cent (8 per o«nt) p«r annum from
ance.
Permanent
improvements the flrat day of September. 1920,
were installed costing $119.89.
and the further sum of six hundred
The price charged for making
cheese is quite adequate to pay ail dollars ($600.00) as and for attor­
expenses incident to running the neys fees, less the amount of eight
factory and will leave a small mar­ hundred ten dollar* ($810.00) paid
gin, but the price charged for mak­ thereon on the 20th day of Decem­
ing butter is entirely inadequate to ber, 1920, and the cost* and expen­
pay all cost of making and selling
and other expenses, While it seems ses of this sale.
to be almost necessary to charge as ( Upon the confirmation of the eaJe
small an amount as any other afc-' and the payment in full of the pur­
tory, and the least increase in the I chase price the Master in Chancery
price of making has a tendency to
ill issue hl* certificate of «ate and
drive milk, to other factories, this I
question should be met. However, upon the expiration of the statut­
the indications for the comnig year ory period of redemption a* to »aid
all pointing toward a higher price real property will issue hl* Master's
for cheese than during 1904, this, deed to the purchaser of said prop­
together iwth the milk promised
the factory for the ensuing year will erty, and as to said personal prop
leave the factory in much better fi­ erty will upon the confirmatl '■ of
nancial condition than for the past said Mie and the payment of the
few years.
purchase prie« 1«U* hie bill of eale
In conclusion I wish to say rh-it
all relations between the Directors therefor.
For further particulars wt'h ref-
and Secretary have been most pleas­
ant and we have worked together •reace to the property to he told
harmoniously in all lines, and hav? •nd with reference to the terms *nd
tried to do the best we could under condition* of sale reference Is msda
the circumstances under which we
said decree, a copy of which may
labored.
I to
be
found on inquiry at th« o. «e
Respectfully submitted,
Carl Haberlach, Secretary. of the Clerk ef the Uaitsd Sutee
District Court fol the District of
Shipments from Tillamook
The following data, kindly furn­ Oregon at Portland, Oregon, or an
ished by B. C. Lamb, local ag'n; for
the Pacific Navigation Company application to the undersigned.
Dated at Portland, Oreg'-a. this
thews the amount and estimeted val-
va; (n of all shiprr-ut. m».de from 3rd day of June, 1921.
Iris wharf fr the y-a- ending De­
ROBERT F. MAGUIRS
cember 31, 1904.
Master in Chancery
Cheese; 20,494 cases, weight 1.-
703
Title
A
Trust
Building. Port­
362,915 pounds, valuation $188,178
Butter; 2,719 cases, weight 163,- land Oregon.
140 pounds, valuation $32,628,
Cascara bark; 242,928 pounds,
Man, wife and three ehlldftfh MIn
▼aluatlon $12,11$.
.mum
$40, max’mum $89.
Eggs, 425 cases, valuation $2,550
Hides; 32,800 pounds, valuation
Man, wife rod four ekl".rH: Mln
$2.42$.
Potatoes; 456 sacks, valuation imum $40, max mum $97
Legal Notices
Rock Bottom In Price
The motor of our five passenger “Glenbrook” model has a whole­
some respect for the dollar bill. It extracts the last atom of energy
from a gallon of gasoline and delivers only care-tree, untroubled
mileage. •
Its first cost is amazingly low—only $1635 since the reduction in
June. And, with the “Glenbrook”, first cost is last cost because it
is blessed with a constitution that defies the repair shop.
It will pay you to adopt this stout-hearted light six. You can buy
it with absolute confidence because it is at rock bottom in price
and peak position in quality.
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PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT, Michigan
Manufacturer» of Paige Motor Car» and Motor Truck»
Tillamook Auto Company
NOTICE OF HEARING OF ADMIN­
ISTRATOR’S FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his Final Ac­
count as administrator of the es­
tate of Irene Mabel Webb, deceased,
in the County Court of the State cf
Oregon for Tillamook County, and
that said court has appointed Fri­
day, the 5th day of August, 1921, nt
ten o’clock a. m. at the court room
of said court in Tillamook City, Ore­
gon, as the time and place for the
hearing of the said account and the
closing of said estate, and any and
all persons having any objections to
the said account are hereby required
to present the same, if any they
have to said court at said time and
place. Dated July 7, 1921.
EDWIN J. WEBB
Administrator of the Estate of Irene
Mabel Webb, Deceased.
Last issue August 4, 1921.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Sprinkling will be permitted free
of charge under the following con­
ditions: From 5 p. m. until 3 p. m.
each day, all east of Second Avenue
E., sprinkling on Monday. Wednes­
day and Friday. All west of Second
avenue E., Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. All water to be turned
off in case of Are. Sprinklers found
running after 9 p. m. water will be
turned off, and sprinkling rights
will be cancelled for tfte rest cd the
seaeson. B order of Tillamook Wa­
ter Commission. Dated June
1921, by E. D. Hoag, Supt.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
BUICK
Kpredomi nance among business
-L/ men means but one thing—Buick is
absolutely dependable. It has proved its
dependability for twenty years.
You don’t need to try out a Buick for
dependability. That is universally known.
But you should try out a Buick to realize
its comfort, its power, how easy it is to
operate. There’s real pleasure in driving
a Buick.
Series and Prices Effect ire June 1st, 1921
Model
Model
Model
Model
Model
Model
Model
22-44
22-45
22-46
22-47
22-41
22-49
22-50
Three Pueenger Roadrter •
Five Pa.eenger Touring -
Three Paaaenger Coupe -
Five Pauenger Sedan
Four Panenger Coupe -
Seven Paaaenger Touring
Seven Paaaenger Sedan
r. a *. »««.
. $1495
ISM
213S
243S
232S
173S
UhUrt«
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been, by the <’mn-
ty Court of Tillamook county, State
of Oregon, duly appointed adminis­
trator of the estate of Laura A. Ath­
erton, deceased.
All persons having claims againrt
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verifier!, sad
with the proper vouchers, to the un­
dersigned, at the Tillamook County
Bank, In the City of Tillamo- k, Ore­
gon, within six months from th»
date of the first publication of this
notice. Dated and first published
June 30th, 1921.
E. B. MacNAUGHTON,
6-30t5
Administrator
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Meda Co-operative Creamery
Co. will receive bids for a chese fac­
tory building. Plana of building
may be seen at Cloverdale Hotel,
Cloverdale, Oregon Bide to be in
the hands of the Secretary by July 8
1921. The Board of Director« re­
serve* the right to reject any or all
bida
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meda co - operative CRKAM-
Y CO, Cloverdale, Ore.
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INSET GARAGE
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