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TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19.
testing assn
LARGEST IN STATE
1922
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Organization Contains
PRICE $2.00 A YEAR
10 BE POSHED NEARLY 1HRU IN 1922
CITY BUSINESS PRICE OF CALVES
PASSED MONDAY
1140 Cows
Amendments To Building Ordinance
EVERY SCHOOL ROOM IN
COUNTRY SHOULD SHOW
THE
At Present Time
WORK TO BEGIN .AT OLD SHIPYARD AND EXTENDS WESTWARD
Coming Up
TO WITHIN SHORT DISTANCE OF END; NEW RETAINING
FIRE DESTROYS
LOGGING CAMP
TO
BE
GUARANTEE»
AS TO BREEDING AND
NATIONAL EMBLEM
WALL TO REPLACE THAT WASHED OUT
R- S. Hall and N. A. Peters, offic
ial cow testers for the Tillamook
Cow Testing Association, were in
town Tuesday. From these experts
90 PER CENT CRIME W F0REI6NERS in their line, it was learned that
there ate now 1140 cows in the as
sociation which have or will be test
ed during the year, which ends’Feb-
Local Post Will Meet Next Friday ruary 28th of this year, the new Four Hundred and Fifty Piling Win Be Required
Tor the Building
year beginning on March first, of the
In Business and Social Session
present year. The testers have weed
of the New Wall
ed out from 75 to 80 head of cows
which were not up to the official
standard, the average of which Is
o
The American Legion believes In 350 pounds per cow per association
The County court has let con-
year.
100 per cent Americans, and are
tracts on the Bayocean road, which
It Is understood that both Peters
seeking to have a flag In every
is to be finished this year to within
school room of the country, and to and Hall will continue with the as
about
one and one-half miles of Bay
sociation
during
the
coming
year.
have the emblem of the best country
Tillamook
has
the
distinction
of
ocean
resort.
in the world saluted morning and
■evening by each child in school, thus having the largest cow testing asso
The contract for driving piling
■instilling and commanding respect ciation In the state. All cows tested
ing was awarded to Walter Woods
this year will again be tested the
for the land in which they live,
of Bay City, and the work begins at
coming
year.
Many states are moving in this
Dairymen seem well pleased with Camp Four Is Scene of Disaster the old shipyard and extends west
matter, and it is no idle prophecy,
i
results
obtained during the 13 years
ward for some distance, and will
t
to say that the time Is close at hand
Saturday Morning
of
the
organization
’
s
life,
and
irew
form
the beginning of a new retain
i
when united public opinion will do
away
with that half-American members are being added each year.
ing wall to prevent the high tides of
spirit, by demanding that immi If all the cow* in 1918 had been as
the bay from damaging the road al
Camp Four sustained a big
grants beconre whole-hearted Ameri good as those now in the association last Saturday morning, when the ready constructed, which suffered
there
would
hare
been
a
butter-fat
cans and cut loose from old country
big camp store, together with Ita injury from the storms last year,
allegiances.
The fact Is that Increase of 100 "per cent, or a gain contents, was burned to the ground. The contractor has agreed to drive
of
nearly
two
million
dollars
to
the
America has been absorbing too
production of the county. In other The cook house and two bunk hous the piling for >5.50 each.
much of foreign-material, results or
The Yellow Fir Mill east of town
word», the cows now In the associa es also were consumed by the fire;
which are manifesting to the great
secured the contract for furnishing
tion are twice a* good as those the building burned like tinder.
disadvantage of tire nation. Statis
The fire broke out at about 2 lumber to be delivered on the job at
which hare not been officially test
tics thow that about 90 per cent or
ed, and weeded out as non-produc- o'clock in the morning, and ‘origin >18 per thousand feet, which the
the crime in this eountry Is trace
ers. The work of the association ated in the upper story of the cook court considers a reasonable figure.
able to foreigners who have come
shows a big gain to each dairyman house. The heat was terrific, so on The m'll has already begun sawing
here to better their financial condi
1 q it, for the reason, that he knows lookers say, and soon the fire was the lumber, wtth a full force of men,
tions, but who are densely Ignorant
that all of his cows 'are up to a cer communicated to the big company and it will be eonveyed to the scene
of our laws, snd who have no con
tain paying standard, Mid that he store, and thence to two near by of the work by trucks. <5,000 feet
ception of the spirit of our govern
is not feeding a lot of non-paying bunkhouses. The fire fighting appli will be required.
ment. While the older ones of the cows.
ances were totally Inadequate to
Jones and Thomas have secured
above class may be alow to learn,
stop the fire, although bucket brig the contract for furnishing piling at
our public schools can and will mold F. A. ROWE NOT SELECTED
ades fought bravely to save other 18 cents per foot, and it is estimat
the lives of their children, and in
TO MANAGB TILLAMOOK FAIR buildings from shaving the fate of ed that 450 sticks will be required to
those Instanced above. The loss is fill the contract. Work ha* already
still revaet and reverence for the
We are informed by the members estimated at >20,000, with no insur started on this contract.
flag, which represents the beet tradi
of the Tillamook County Fair Board ance to cover.
The Redburg cutoff i* being sur
tions of the nation.
Camp 4 is owned by the Brighton veyed down in the southern part or
Next Friday night, January 20th, that the statement published by the
tire local American Legion will hold Morning ABtorlan last week that Mills Company of Brighton, and the eounty, and so soon as the esti
a social and business meeting at the Frank A. Rowe of Wheeler Is to there are now 110 loggers and other mates are in, the contract work on
Blk’s hall, when the Post Auxiliary, manage the Tillamook County Fair employees at the camp, which fur- thiB improvement will be let by the
and the Relief Corps of the G. A. R. this year is an error. They do not nishes the logs fos the above named Court. County Judge Mason stated
this week, that there would be more
will furnish refreshments. The en- know from what source the Astorlan mills.
Re building was begun immedi contract work let this year than
tertainment will be free, as will the obtained its information on which
to make the statement, but it cer ately, which will Include two new last, and that the best interests of
refreshments.
tainly was mislntormed as to the bunkhouses, a store and a new conk the county would be kept in mind,
en-
Every Legion member will be
at all times.
titled to bring his wife, mother, sis- facts of the case, as the Fair Board house to replace those burned.
At has not had a meeting for several
ter sweetheart, or all of them,
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT IS
he conclusion of the program and months and has not considered the WHISKEY LADEN DIVER RE
VISITING SCHOOLS OF COUNTY
PORTED TO HAVE BEEN SEEN
supper, music will be furnished, and selection of anybody for manager of
The present individual
all who desire may Indulge In danc the Fair.
County Superintendent G. B.
members of the Fair Board are not
Last Tuesday morning while L.
ing.
disposed to look with favor on the A. Bond was walking up the beach Lamb has been busy of late visiting
appointment of Mr. Rowe as mana- just north of Cape Mears lighthouse, the schools of the county, where
HILLSBORO ENGINEER HERE
roads will permit at this time of the
ger of the Fair.
he saw something on the sea about
TO SURVEY FOR TOWNSITE
The management of the Fr.ir last half a mile distant, that looked like year.
He reports the school interest
year was successful and quite satls-
W. H. Bell, of Hillsboro, a well- factory. At the present t}me the a periscope, and as he was familiar good, and states that the county I*
with
periscopes,
overseas,
during
known engineer, of
Washington funds at the disposal of the Fair
the late war, be dodged behind some now provided with a corps of teach
County will be here for the next Board do not warrant the employ
rocks on the short and awaited the ers, who are meeting with results
two weeks, surveying a townsite ment of a permanent manager.
•rt move. Presently his vigil wss that are quite satisfactory to both
and camp grounds, roads and a wa
rewarded by seeing the boat, which themselves and the Superintendent.
ter system for Rosenberg Bros., who LADINO CLOVER TO BE TESTED
One large school house was built
appeared to be about 100 feet long,
recently bought the Maxwell prop
IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY conre to the surface. A moment at Pacific City last summer, and a
erty, including Max'.vell Point,
County Agent Pin* has ju«t re later several men were seen on deck large playshed and teacher’s cottage
where the new resort of Oceanside >■
ceived 24 pounds of the much tout scanning the shore, evidently bent are being constructed in the Mohler
to rise. J. H. Rosenberg this week
district. Both building* are ap
ed pasture crop clover, kntvn as upon search of a landing place, The proaching completion.
volunteered the statement that tne
Lodinu, which had its origli in crew, after some consultation, were
The Onion Peak and Mohler
road to the top of the mountain
Italy. The seed sell* at th» rate sf not impressed with the landing eo
schools have been consolidated, re
north of Maxwell Point would be
it
would
seem,
and
pretty
soon,
the
>2.50 a pound, and there are 10d,-
surveyed and built the coming sum 0<0 seeds to each pound. 14 Js not submer se turned and made for the sulting in a strong district, where
mer, provided a satisfactory grade recommended as being particularly open sea. Bond appeared and waved good result* are being
obtained,
van be found. Surveyor Coat»* will good for hay. But as a pasture his hat at the craft, when it quick Supt. Lamb states that there is a
eo neollda te
assist Mr. Bell on the' road survey. crop, it I* Mid that on* sere will ly submerged, except ths periscope. growing tendency to
Mr. Coates started , the work some easily feed four sows. Ths seed Bond, who liven down pn Salmon schools wherever Mm* le prattle
Unte ago, but other work prevented comes to Me Pin* from Idaho, where river, In Lincoln eounty, nnd who is able, as It Is found to be ntueh bet
its esmpletion.
Mr. Bell is Mrs. it is being unlverMlly adopted as a looking for a ram to rent up here, ter to hav* on* strong school than
two weak one*.
Coates' father.
meadow crop. Chas. Krone wi’l dis is of ths opinion that the craft was
Transportation of children to and
tribute small quantities In the freighted with eoatrahand whlritey, from school has been in vogue
in
and
was
trying
to
land
Canadian
wheeler PEOPLE PLAN T»
north end of the county, and Mr.
ORGANIZE A NEW BANK Pins wUl look after ths distribution liquor on our unfrequented shore this county for five years past, and
this has become necessary on
in the south end of the county. Only line, with a view to disposing of count of the consolidation of
dis-
same
through
some
agent
in
this
It is Mid that a group of valley small quantities of ths seed can be
tricts in some cassj. as otherwim
■cn ar* interested in *»d are pian- given, but the idea is to sen how it eounty.
Seen nt a local hotel, Mr. Bond children would have too far to go.
counties, when
alng th* establishment of a bank will do in ths
making attendance almost lmpos
Mid
that he could hardly bars been sible
there. Wm. Christensen, in whom ev- if found practicable, farmers will no
•cy otie hai confidence, was raised doubt seed their pastures with the mistaken as to the mission of the
State Superintendent J. A. Church
In Nehalem. Is well and favorably nsw clovsr, and adopt it a* a regu strang* craft, as. when the eraft ill has promised to pay a visit to rhe
arose,
he
could
swell
the
fumes
of
known for his integrity snd hank lar pasture crop.____
old Scotch whiskey that came from TiHamook high schools at some time
ing ability, has taken the initiative BOILER AT HEBO CHEESE
the hold of the vessel, very plainly. during the present year, and Supt.
FACTORY BLOWS IF
is th* organisation. It 1« under
While he was relating his story, sev Lamb thinks he may be here early
stood that A. C. Anderson. Thos B.
In the yew.
eral
people who stood by listening
Svnwtime
Wednewlnv
of
this
week
Watt. DY. Rhinehart, A. W. Yoe-
to
his
nsrratlve.
were
badly
affected
the holler nt the Three Rivers
•>urg a.nd other substantial men wt
with drolling at the mouth, end sev
F. P. Humke. father of Mrs. Roes
be heavy stockholders. The piss s cheese factory at Hebo blew up. eral tongue« protruded, visibly.
Wilkes of this city, who Ilves st Ns-
to raise the capital locally, Mart tearing a big hole in the roof, and
One of these eoast peddler» of carney, and who operate« a planing
with a new name and clean sheet. doing considerable interior damage
No boose was captured at Astoria Tues
to
the
bnilding
and
apparatus,
The present building and fixtures
al- day. and 85 case« of whiskey were mill at that place, accidentally cut
which are of the best, will be used one in the building was hurt,
relied by the revenue officer*, in the Indes finger of the left hand
»nd ths new bank will probably though missies from the explosion cluding the men who had th* cut wtth an ax. one day the latter part
hurtled all about the faccry. It Is
be open for business In March.
not known what caused the exp«o- ter In charge. There 1« Mid to be a of the week, nearly severing it front
tbs hand.*
,{on. Rollie Watson of this city ftret of contraband liquor veosel« op
4 Silver Wave Chapter O. K- 8. cor- went down today to adjust ths loan erating nlong
the W»ehin<V>n
•iiaily invite *11 friends to a Valen- It is understood <*«’ »»«*
*** roast, and there Is reason to hellere
Me» S. R. Huffman of Garibaldi,
Party, Feb. 14. In th* Masonic surance to the amount of >5.0*0 on that the Oregon roast la also being
visited rei-tires here this week
H»U. Cards and music. AdmlMion. tire building and contents
quietly invaded
lie including refreshment*
STOCK
The city council met last Monday
night and transacted business. A
number of bills were allowed, The
bill of the Coast Power Company
showed that while 3 lights are al
lowed per each city installation,
that a record of the past year show
ed less than an average of two lights
per each installation.
Fire Marshal Coates and City At
torney Hall were instructed to pre
pare an ordinance amending the
building ordinance so that permits
for building would be necessary,
thus giving the city a knowledge or
the kind of buildings built, and mak-
inglt easy to find out the number or
buildings erected during any year.
The ordinance will be reported at
the next meeting of the council.
An ordinance placing the salar
ies of the Marshal and policeman,
and the two firemen each at >135
per month, and that of the foreman
of the street cleaning department at
>115, and his assistant at >110 per
month, was passed.
In the matter of the requests of
Geo. Kiger and Rollie Watson con
cerning the sale of the lots belong
ing to the Dwight estate, against
whieh the city has tax liens, the
matter was continued to the next
meeting.
At a special meeting to De held
next Monday night, the matter of
licensing auto stages will be taken
up.
Report of the city engineer with
regard to the cost of a sewer on
Sixth avenue west from Fifth street
to the gravel pit. the sum of >1523
was quoted as being estimated cost
by contractor*. No aotlon was ta
ken. The couneil wishes to find out
what a drain from 3rd street to the
gravel pit .will cost.
Max Crandall, expert accountant
filed a report on ibe conditon. of
city offices.
PRODUCTION
4,000 CALVES SHIPPED OHE ANNUALLY
Only Good Stock Ia Being Shipped
To Outside Points
The Cow-testing association of Til
lamook county bid fair to get better
prices for calves dropped in herds
hat belong to the Cow testing asso
ciation. County Agent Pine has ta
ken the matter, in hand, and has al
ready received many inquiries for
the offspring of cows of the several
breeds where the dam has a milk
tests of better than 350 pounds o?
butter fat. The calves which Mr.
Pine will recommend to prospective
purchasers must have a thorough
bred sire, and will be taken from tbs
cow when strong enough to stand
shipment. With each calf thus sold
for the association will go a certifi
cate guaranteeing the production of
the dam. It may not be generally
known, but Tillamook calves to the
number of at least 4,000 are annual
ly shipped out of the eounty to sev
eral states on the coast, and the de
mand ia increasing. This eouny is
fue> becoming famous for Its fine
dairy stock, and the distribution of
Tillamook calves ia of Itself a great
advertisement for the county.
Mr.
Pine placed several orders for calves
with members of the association this
week, and letters are coming In al
most every day containing inquiries.
Nothing but good stock will be ship
ped, as the reputation of the asaocia-
-Wnn Is at stake, and the members of
he associaion are getting a much
better price for their stock than
formerly, which should be an in
COUNTY ATTORNEY RAIDED BY
ducement
to join th* association.
SPUD THIEVES MONDAY NIGHT
Most thieves have some regard for
officials who hare the enforcement
of law In their hands, and if the
matter were not so serious to Judge
Goyne, County Prosecutor, the fact
that a thief or thieves stole several
sacks of potatoes from a storehouse
adjoining his residence Monday
nigh, might sound funny. But the
Judge does not regard the matter in
a humorous light, and if he happens
on the thief, he will surely get what
is coining to him—legally at least.
Evidently the thief, believes the
Judge, lied an automoblje to carry
away the plunder, for he took sev
eral sacks; of nicely sorted spuds,
which the Judge had raised and
stored away for nse until next sum
mer. The thief made no noise, at
least not enough to awaken the
household.
Judge Goyne uya this is the sec
ond offense of the Mme sort hap
pening to him within the past two
years. He is thinking seriously of
getting a gun, and there is little
doabt he will use it. should the oc
casion arise.
A. J. BOGER HOLSTUM
LISTED IN TEST RECORD
A. J. Roger of Tillamook, Oss., is
mentioned in the ofMeial bulletin of
the Holstein-Friesian Association of
America, published bi-wcekly by
Malcolm H. Gardner of Delavan.
Win., which reports the milk and
butter production of cows under of
ficial supervision.
The puss bred registered Holstein
Friesian cow. Nora Spring Brook
Longficld De Koi, is reported as hav
ing made at the age of thrss years
and seven months, a record of 59t.O
lbs. of milk and 10.<10 lbs .of but
ter fat. in seven days, equivalent to
24.( lbs. of butter.
SEBASTIANO PLEADS GUILTY
TO LIQUOR CHARGE: PINED
Leo Sebestiano of Wheeler, who
was arrested and confined In the
county jail on a charge of unlawful
ly having liquor In his possession,
and who for the pest two months has
bean in jail, yesterday »»lead sulky
M» ths above •barge before Jude-
Stanley, end was fined >200 and
costs, which he paid, and ia now
free. Rebast ¡ano is a resident of
Wheeler and is said to have sorte
property in thie county.
TILLAMOOK GIRL RAISED
CALF THAT SOLD FOR $300
A Jersey heifer calf that is In
cluded in quite a bit of calf club his
tory is Novema Belle's Miss Dolly,
that was sold by C. H. Graves of
Tillamook, during th« Paclflc Inter
national Stock show to Loui* Jack-
son of Castle Rock, Wash., for >300.
Mr. Graves gave the calf to his
daughter, Leah for caJf work when
it was born. It was awarded first ia
the calf club class at the Tillamook
fair In September. It wns sent to the
Oregon State fair, where it wt>s
fourth in the open class, and it was
fifth in the club clase at the Paelfte
International, before the sale was
made, Leah took third price of >1*
in the eontest for best essay en
"Why the Jersey ta the Best Chrese
Cow.” Leah's report, which scored
92 H per cent, shows that she fee
and cared for Miss Dolly from birth.
The dam of the calf Is Noventa Sun
rise Belle, that was senior and grand
ehampion at the Tillamook county
fair and fourth at the Pacific Inter
national. She produced 77.7< pounds
of fat in one month.
ORCHARDIST STATES UPLANDS
PRODUCE FUST CLASS APPLES
The uplands of Tillamook eounty.
aeoording to R. T. Blalock, of Beav-
er, produce just as good apples a*
can he grow* in Hood River valley
or any other section of the coast.
But they must be tsken cere of. snd
not sliowed to grow up in weed
patches.
Moreover, they must be
sprayed for a sort of blight that
seems ff> affect one side of the ap
ples in some eases, when matured.
Mr. Blalock My* that the regulation
spray* will prevent this blight, be
side« killing mon growth, He has
about two hundred apple trees on
his place near Benver, and last year
took the principal ^rlsM at the
county teir on apples. The earlier
varieties are the Yellow T ran spar -
ent, Dutchess of Oldenberg •nd
Grave.¡stein, while the winter vari-
eties ar/ the Delicious, King, Bald-
win and Northern Spy. He also has a
seedling that is now in bearing.
which has a remarkably firre flavor
and bid« fair to become popular. The
Ran Jone scale and Coditn moth do
not bother over here, as the salt sbr
se ms to prevent batching