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TILLAMOOK. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1921
VOL- XXXII, NO. 49
4TH PLACE AT FAIR
GIVEN TILLAMOOK
TWO OUT OF 19
GET CITIZENSHIP
Number Of Cases Postponed Until
February Term
Perfect Score Secured In Local Dairy
Exhibit
HITS CLOVERDALE
NESTUCCA RIVER TOWN COMING
TO THE FRONT WITH
Tillamook was awarded fourth
NEW BUILDINGS
Circuit Judge Bagley, after exam­
place for the best display of agri­
ining 19 applicants for citizenship
cultural products at the state fair.
papers, admitted two, viz: L. G. Wil
There were eighteen counties exhib­
ton, a former subject of Great Brit­
iting and competing for first place.
ain, and who served in the U. S. Ar­
The counties won in the following
my during the late war, and Jeno P.
order:
Jetson, a native of Denmark.
Jackson 1st, Coos 2nd, Douglas More Construction Is Promised Later
Cases postponed to the February
3rd and Tillamook 4th.
Creamery Association Holds Director
Said
To
Be
No
Lost
Motion
On
The
Counties
Road
Work.
Rather
An
In The Year
term were: Frank von Eno, Valen­
Tillamook secured a perfect score
Meeting
tine Werner, Emelie Bauman, Aug­
Inclination To CO-operate
on her dairy exhibit. If this county
ust Vogler, Herman M. Thissen.
had secured the same number of
One of the prettiest sections of
The case of Nels Erickson was in­
points given to the dairy exhibit as
Carl Haberlach reports that cheese I definitely postponed, to give him an
Tillamook county has fourteen was given Coos county, we would southern Tillamook county is the lit­
prices were advanced one cent Tues­ opportunity to learn to read and
miles of the finest cogst highway in have taken second place, instead or tle tnwn of Cloverdale, which occu­
day, triplets now selling at 25c and write the English language.
Oregon, leading east#ard from the fourth. But, fourth place in com­ pies a sunny hillside on the banks of
Longhorns and Young Americas at
The application of Louis E. Ludke,
town on the main highway from thlB petition with 18 other counties is the picturesque Nestucca river. It
is said to have one of the finest win­
26c. A year ago triplets sold at 31 Andress L. Ratje, John Leroy, Al­
city to McMinnville.
A reporter nothing to be ashamed of.
Tilla­
cents, dropping to 28c on the 25th of fred Berg and Leo Hedeszynski were
drove over the line to Cloverdale mook secured 45 out of a possible ter climates in Oregon. It’s location
October, 1920. Mr. Haberlach ex­ dismissed without prejudice.
Saturday with John Carrol, county hundred points, and Coos was allow­ —four miles from the ocean beach—■
with a southern exposure, and its
pects to be able to maintain the 25c
The applications of Chris Wyss
roadmaster.
ed 50 points. As an advertising prop protection from north winds in sum­
and Gottlieb Wyss were postponed
price for some time.
A few miles east of town a large osition, the exhibit was worth hun­ mer, make it an ideal place to live.
Cheese stocks in storage are a lit­ to the February term in order that With Number Of Cases Thrown Out force of Warren Construction Co.’s dreds of dollars. The booth was The river in front of the town is
the
government
might
further
exam
­
tle less than 10,000 boxes. Sales at
men were found patching holes in thronged with people during the fair navigable for small craft to the Ne*-
Docket Promises Long Term
this time being < mple to take care of ine into their claims for exemption
the pavement and re-surfacing the who seemed pleased with the exhibit tucca bay below, mid a number of
highway to a depth of about two in­ and asked many questions concern­ the residents engage in salmon fish­
current production. Quite a little during the late war.
The application of Peter Rask was
of this is being placed away for win­
Circuit court convened in Tilla­ ches. The county is furnishing the ing the county, its soil, etc.
ing during the season. The rock
ter use by the trade, many consid­ dismissed with prejudice for 5 years mook last Monday, Judge Geo. H. rock from the Simmons crusher and
Tillamook cheese was served to crusher near town also gives employ
for
the
reason
that
he
claimed
ex
­
men
ulso
working
up
ering that the September cheese is
callers on a toothpick and the gener­ ment to a number of people, ns well
Bagley on the bench. While Several has about 100
emption from the draft on account cases have been brought to trial, a Three Rivers.
very good for
"
” w • infer
——— and
- j spring
—. _
the
al verdict was for more of the same ns other road work.
of not being a citizen at flte time.
number have been comprc^Ut ied ’ out
The town has a high school, a Bap
trade.
Beyond the end of the pavement The winning cheese was given to the
The cases of Napoleon Le Gault
Presbyterian
Checks aro being made out this Karl M. Blazer and Karl Kralson of court, and others throtyiFog it. The a short distance is encountered the Stock Breeders' banquet which oc­ tist. Catholic and
• from county’s rock crusher at Simmons curred in Salem during the fair.
church, and a good public school.
week for the Pleasant Valley, East were not represented by the appli­ important cases will be tried
The total cost of the Tillamook The town is situated In one of the
creek, which has a daily capacity of
Beaver, Beaver, Blaine, Upper Nes­ cants in person, and were continued now on. The court cleaned» ' •; MP
naturalization cases Monday,
125 yards of crushed gravel. The exhibit at the state fair was but bent dairying sections ot the county,
tucca and Sand Lake factories cov­ to the February term.
did a lot of other business. Judge rocks are taken from the bed of the 1112 which included the whole ex­ and along the Nestucca nre located
ering the balance of July milk.
One candidate passed a good ex­
Checks for the factories south ot amination until he came to the state Bagley does not believe in .¡Hitting creek and hauled a short distance to pense of the booth and the living of some of the finest dairy ranches out­
Beaver will be given out the next supreme court, when he said they any expenBe on the county Wat can the crusher where they are fed into the three representatives while Coos side ot the Tillamook bay section.
be avoided, and sometimes springs a
county expended $800 alone for ex-
A fire last June destroyed a por­
week.
were appointed by the Governor. surprise by which the county is the the jaws of the huge grinder. Some press and freight.
tion of the business pnrt of the town
of the rocks, however, are too tough
With quite a little of the cheese One had never heard of Lincoln; an­
gainer.
but it is rebuilding.
Among im­
for the machine, and have to be
in storage, it is not expected that other did not know who Gen. Grant
Asked as to the probable duration thrown out but most of them are BOYS AND GIRLS EXHIBIT
provements being made at the pres­
August checks will be given out for was, and one of the applicants said of the session, one day this week,
ever-hungry process
WINS PREMIUMS AT FAIR ent, the following are noted: A new
some time yet. It would be neces­ Lincoln was the first President, but the Judge stated that it might be a eaten up by the in their new state,
The boys' and girls’ exhibits at Catholic church, a new hotel by Fred
and
are
utilized
sary for the association to borrow others answered questions which three weeks term judging by the size
upon the roads. Thus one force in the state fair, which was under the Metzky, on the site of the one burn­
heavily and speculate on what the would have swamped many naTlve- of the docket.
nature is used to change the form of direction of Miss Elizabeth Burr, ed down, and recently erected Bap­
cheese would bring if payment for born Americans.
another—a fight between matter— county leader, and County School tist snd Presbyterian church build­
August milk was to be made now. It
while the mind of man watches the Supt. Lamb, assisted by Miss Gein- ings. Albert Wade, Alvin Curl and
LOOKING FOR BETTER TIMES
is thought best to wlth-hold pay­ TILLAMOOK'S FIRE CHIEF
conflict. W. H. Ankeny, is in charge ger, secured several premiums at the Forest Ayers are building new resi­
DURING
THE
NEXT
YEAR
ments until more of the storage
dences. and Arthur Coffee will soon
and about 15 men state fair.
BACK FROM CONVENTION
A. F. Coates of Seattle, who is at of this crusher Considerable
cheese is sold.
An award of $100 was given the begin a new home.
crushed
are
employed,
Thomas
Coates,
Tillamook
’
s
tire
the head of the Coates Lumber com­
Directors meeting of Tillamook I
The town contains many fine res­
rock is sold to the state from this exhibit on points.
County Creamery association was chief arrived home from the big con­ pany of this city, asked one day crusheer, for patching and resurfac­
In the open class, N. Smith, secur­ ldences, and it is learned that other
vention
of
flr
e
fighters
recently
held
this week about lumber conditions,
held on Monday with an attendance
ing the highway leading out of Till- ed 4th premium. Jersey calf exhibit, new homes are to be constructed lat­
of 22 of the 25 directore, all having in Victoria. B. C.. last Monday night, said:
$5; Marjorie Krake, Jersey heifer, er on. Cloverdale has a population
amook.
and
reports
an
interesting
session,
“
Ther
e
is
some
improvement
in
been present excepting the repre­
Next comes the work on the Moore 4th place in class of 17, $7.50; Leah of about 200, but is growing very
with
many
new
ideas
gained
by
con
­
conditions
along
the
coast
in
the
lum
sentatives of the Mohler Creamery,
tact with firemen from all over the ber business, and quite a number of cut-off, where grading und gravel- Graves, Bay City, 4th place, open fast and bids fair t.o become a town
Clover Leaf ar.d Blaine Creamery.
Thls cut-otf class, Jersey heifer, junior calf, $5; of considerable size.
mills are starting up in Qregon and ing are in progress,
Meeting called to order by Wm. coast.
The town is supplied with stores,
In the election of annual officers Washington. The stringency of the saves a bad piece of hill road and Marjorie Krake. club class, division
Maxwell, president.
Chief Coates was honored with a money market for some time past shortens up the highway a distance 2, was awarded on exhibit, trip to O. garages, etc., and enjoys a good
Minutes of last meeting read and vice-presidency, the main office go­
A. C. furnished by Oregon Jersey trade from the surrounding country.
has affected the business to a con­ of about 2,000 feet. Efforts are be­
Another prettily located town is
approved.
ing to chief Trodick, of Great Falls, siderable extent, everywhere, but 1 ing made to complete this work with Calf club.
John Krake, 3rd place, division 2, Hebo, about 5 miles west of Clover­
Inspector Christensen reported 25, Montana. The next meeting will be
in the next few days.
have
reason
to
believe
that
next
year
095 triplets, 4119 Young Americas held in San Francisco.
Work on the Haling grade, 2 milts Jersey, $10; Roletta Watson, Hols­ dale. where there are many fine ad­
will be one of the best years we have
and 5228 Longhorns of August
The convention took up the mat­ had for a long time. The lumber below Beaver, is progressing favor­ tein division 1, 5th place on exhibit, jacent dairy ranches.
$5; John Zwelfel, Mohler, 2nd place
The route along the highway Is in
cheese inspected, and of the forego­ ter of fire prevention quite strongly.
business ought to be quite good next ably. The road is being widened at
ing, 65 triplets only were seconds.
A resolution was passed favoring year, and if that business is good it this point, and along the Nestucca Holstein calf, $15; Earl Ferguson, tensely scenic and the numerous
pretty small streams encountered on
Fred Christensen, D. Tinnerstet the taxing of insurance companies 2 will, of course, affect other kinds.’’ the road will be rip-rapped with on Guernsey calf, 3rd place, $10.
Sewing—Division 1, Ethel Blazer the way. the rugged mountains and
Mr. Pine and Dr. Glalsyer all report­ per cent on their premiums in eaeh
heavy rocks taken from the big hill
the rich little valleys, with the
ed on their work at thc State and municipality. Such laws are in ef­
adjacent. A portion of the road next Wheeler, 4th place, $3.
DID LEWIS AND CLARK
Canning -Content team, Skookum stretches of interesting forest road,
to
the
river
washed
out
last
winter,
County Fairs.
fect in 36 states. The object is to
NAME TILLAMOOK BAY! but heavy rip-rapping will doubtless club, Tillamook, 3rd place, eighteen all combine to please the ey(> of the
D. R. Tinnerstet, Deputy Dairy & use the money thus gained to pay
It seems quite certain that Lewis prevent a recurrence hereafter. The contesting teams, $12.
traveller and to make the route a
Food Commissioner reported on oth­ for equipment and create a fund for
popular one.
er work, 42 inspections, 5 factories injured firemen, and wfll require and Clark explored Tillamook bay protection from the river will soon
when they were at Astoria during be done, and the whole work at this COUNTY EXTENSION SCHOOLS
and 37 dairies.
state legislation.
the time of their famous exploration point will be completed within a
FROM OCT. 24th TO OCT. 29 SUPREME COURT HOLDS MRS.
Motion made and carried that
tour across the Rocky mountains to week.
County Extension schools will lie
PAQUET NOT LEGAL WIFE
State Fair committee in reporting to NEW FACTORY BUILDING
the mouth of the Columbia river.
A decision recently rendered in
The steel work on the Conder held in this county front October 24
County Court recommend that Coun­
AT
MEDA.
THIS
COUNTY
Bancroft
’
s
History
of
Oregon
makes
to
October
29,
one
day
in
euch
part
the
Supreme
Court of Oregon, holds
bridge over the Nestucca is finished,
ty Court appoint same committee for
A new cheese factory is being the positive statement that they vis­ and the concrete work is well under of the county. Three persons will that Mrs. Ophelia Paquet was not
another season and that same be
done in ample time to permit such built by the enterprising dairymen ited Tillamook bay. The distance way, and will be completed within be present, one of whom will dlsouis the legal wife of Fred Paquet and
and the the next 20 days, when it will he al­ feeds and feeding, another farm reaffirms the decision of the Circuit
committee to make proper provision of the Meda section, which will in­ from Astoria was not great,
It
sure a market for all the milk that route down the coast was net one of lowed to harden for a period of crops, and the other will hold u Court for Tillamook county.
for next year’s State Fair.
doubt the
school on the subject of contagious seems that Fred Paquet of this coun­
Secretary reported on cheese situ­ can be pioduced in tliar part of the great difficulty, and no the bay, about 30 days.
Located in the outskirts of Clover­ abortion. Stock owners and farmers ty left an estate In Tillamook county
ation, stating that about 9,000 box­ county. The factory will be operat­ Astoria Indians knew of the Tllla-
remember the date of the valued at $12,000. After his death,
es were held in storage and that he ed on the co-operative plan, as here through intercourse with oaek and dale at the foot of high hill, and on should
tribes, who visited
the highway, is the Cloverdale rock meetings. The county agricultural his Indian wife Ophelia, was ap­
expected to be able to advance the tefore, and will give that vicinity a mook
forth. Bancroft further states that
agent will send out more definite In­ pointed administratrix, and subse­
market one cent the next day if Wis­ g >ra boost forward. The building Lewis and Clark gave to the bay Its crusher, a two story structure, which
quently John Paquet, a brother, of
is
36x80
with
an
engin;
room
20x30
(Concluded on page 8, column Ï) formation later on.
consin market remained firm.
deceased, was appointed administra­
Tillamook county is easily holding name.
tor, and later on R. N. Henkle was
its lead as the premier dairying scc-
Charlie Talmadge, formerly an at­ ticii of the state. Greet pasturage
appointed In place of both others
torney and resident of this city, but the year around, is an asset wortn
The case was then tuken to the Cl
now a resident of McMinnville, ar­ hr.ving, and like four ace« in an old
cult court, and later appealed by *
rived in town Wednesday last, and
widow to the Supreme Cour*,
time poker game, is hurt io beat.
will remain a few days.
hold that Mrs. Paquet while 1
with Fred Paquet "for thlt’y ;
ADVISORY BOARD TO HELP
as a good and faithful wife” wa
MAKE UP CITY BUDGET
legally his wife, the Indian matt
The city council met last Tuesday
being Invalid.
r.ight, with the Mayor and the fol­
The opinion is by Justice J
lowing councilmen present: Johnson
und concurred In by Justices H
and McBride “that In the into
Hoy, and Terry.
Just as soon as the deed of convey
of Justice a fair and reasonable
ance is made over to the city, pro­
element should be made.'* The
J. W. Pollock who recently took
visions will be made to open Sixth
dlan wife of the late Fred Put,
charge of the hatchery up the
street west on Second avenue,. This
now lives at Garibaldi and 1s
Trask, shipped a fine cow on a
v. ill be of considerable benefit to
years of age.
little gas coaster from Waldport,
property owners in the vlcrtty as
the boat lan ling the cow at Bay
matter of accommodation.
City, after a stormy trip up the
The time draws near when tl
coast. When shipped, bossy was
city will have to make up its annual
giving oodles of rich cream, but
budget of expense for the coming
the delinquent deck hand who
year, and in view of that necessity.
was paid to put os a bale of hay,
Mayor Moulton appointed the follow
<1 dged his responsibility and the
ing citizens on the advisory board to
soft-eyed bovine almost perished
assist the council in preparing a bud
from hunger. She also became
get:
~ea-sick, and tried to heave Jonah
E. T. Hnltom. chairman. Carl Jlab
and several times almost lost her
erlach, W. T. Reichers. R. B. Mill«“
cud. When taken ashore she was
and David Kuratli.
as dry of milk as a po*der house,
The advisory board will meet wit
and only after eating the luscious I the city council on th(- nigh» of Oe-
grass of the Trask meadows was
»he induced to resume the lacteal I tober 17th for the above purpose
flow, much to the joy of the
Owing to a big shot placed by the
children of the Pollock family.
Warren Construction workmen
Is it any wonder that the grass
the Grand Ronde IndMn reservt
of the Tillamook country produc­
last Wednesday whieT IlTrew a
es such excellent cheese—a chee»?
of debris on the highway midway be
that takes prizes wherever it is ex
tween Dolph and the Leno place, a
hibited—when it will restore ?n
detour over the old hill road will be
absolutely dry cow to her milk tn
necessary for the next ten days, or
E
until the debris can be removed. E
a < ouple of days?
th?
"e turn up our nose a'
C. Russell, the resident state engin­
l|r'h touted Bluegrass of Ken­
eer In charge of the work sent in the
' ky. we disdain to notice »'.■
above information yesterday.
clover of Ohio—our grass has
them all beaten a Hillsboro block
Mrs. Mac Donald. who ha* been
visiting at the Moore home tn Pleas­
which is about an eighth of a mile
ant Valley, left for her home in the
long. And for cow sea sickness -
metropolis Thursday.
' ■ isn't it a hummer?
WILL HOLD SEPTEMBER CHEESE
FOR FALL AND WINTER
TRADE
august checks not to be paid tei
FOURTEEN MILES OF EXCELLENT HIGHWAY NOW IN COUNTY ON
MAIN ROAD TO YAMHILL COUNTY IS BEING FAST
SUPLIMENTED WITH MORE
COUNTY OF FICHES CONSIDERING REGULATION OF TRAFFIC ON SOME SIDE ROADS
CIRCUIT COURT
TO LAST 3 WEEKS
Looking for an Early Fall
SEASICK BOSSY
GOOD AS EVER
PART DESTROYED BY FIRf BEING REMI