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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Page Two WO I OMO I CICO^ PARIS APACHE BAND I Ladies of Tillamook ROB IN NEW YORK Hubby spends, simply for his satis- faction on an acquired habit, from 10c to 50c or more daily for his smokes. You should have the privilege of spend ing as much for real cream for your cereal dish and coffee or tea, and not only have the satisfaction that the use of cream on your table will give you but also you will get real food value. Cream contains a rich supply of the ORDER OUR CLARIFIED MILK, IT’S CLEAN In a bold daylight robbery which a band of eight thugs held the entire household of A. R. Shat tuck, retired banker living in the very heart of New York, making away with valuables worth >100,000, the police think they see the work of a Paris Apache band which sailed here for the job. Eugenio Doiset, shown here, was captured. vitamines so essential to bodily health. From 7c to 25c daily will furnish you an ample supply. Golden Rod Dairy Erwin Harrison, Prop. Both Phones The campaign for funds for the Salvation Army will begin on May 15th and last to and Inclusive of the 20th of the month. It is said that about twenty business men will negage here in the work eof securing funds for the Army, and fraternal societies, schools and clubs are asked to co-operate in the drive’. The county will be divided into dis tricts, and committees appointed in each district, all under management and supervision of a central com mittee. The following endorsement by Governor Olcott is reprinted: January 23rd, 1922. "It gives me pleasure to write a word of endorsement of the subjects, purposes and work of the Salvation Army Rescue and Maternity Home of Portland. Oregon, fomerly known as the White Shield Home. This is one of the many worthy institutions in Oregon of a semi-private nature that receives aid from the state comes under state inspection supervision to a certain extent. Its field of labor is to assist erring girl, the forsaken mother, and the children nf both. I have heard nothing but words of praise for the management of this Home and its accomplishments. - !’<• e the Salvation Army is ac complishing nobly and whole-heart edly a branch of thajt great work which has blazoned the natflb of the Army Into the hearts of the men and women, Truly Christian In its nature is work of this kind. The Salvation Army is to be heartily commended for what it is doing. This Home receives the heart - broken, the afflicted and the de serted, shields and protects them and gives them new hope, new cour age and an added lease of life. May it ever receive the support -deservedly merits.’* Respectfully, (Signed) BEN OLCOTT. Governor of Oregon. NETARTS SAWMILL HAS BEEN STARTED AGAIN The Neturts sawmill which was bought by a Portland company some time since, and which has been idle for many months, began oper- at Ions recently, with Connie Dye aa manager, and with a full crew of men. The mill is on the old Leland place on the Netarts rnau. about four miles fromTillaiiiook, in lliv midst of a large tri*« of spruce timber. It Is understood that this mill will saw out a lot of timbei for the new Netarts-Maxwell-Bayocean road which is now under construe- | tion under county supervision. The mill may also saw out a lot of spruce timber suitable for spruce boxes for the Garibaldi box factory. ' an the factory has a good demand for the boz product. A number of men will be employed at the mill MIAMI VALLET CALF CLUB ORGANIZED LAST WEEK L. J. Allen, state live slock leader of Corvallis, was recently in this county, tnd during his stay here assisted to organise. In company of D. H. Kennedy, county leader, a calf club at Miami, to b« knoiyn aa the Miami Valley Calf Club Mr. Pet arson la the leader, and has offered a pure-blooded Jersey calf to the member of the club, who during the year, files the best report of bla or her activities. Mr Allen expressed himself as being much pleased with the work In this county, and regards Tillamook aa one of the foremoet counties of the state In club work. While here he visited several of the many clubs of the county, outside of stock clubs, and found them to be in a flourishing condition THE EMPIRE MILKER Produce strictly sanitary milk of a higher market value With the Empire Milker your milk is always kept clean; its air- tight containers prohibit stable-air contamination. Many prom inent dairies have found the Empire helped them a great deal in producing low count bacteria milk. Clean milk naturally preferred and of a greater market value. Moreover, it places you on a higher standard with your market. THE EMPIEE MILKER IS RECOGNIZED AS THE STANDARD OF THE BETTER DAIRIES Empire Milkers have an established reputation for rendering un usual service. The Empire has been in use for many years, finest pure-bred dairies use It and know It to be a safe milker, is the dependable milker. County Club News Miss Helen Cowgill, assistant State Club leader, met with the lo cal cooking and sewing club leaders of Tillamook. and went ove* the work outlined for the year. Mias Cowgill had a number of articles made by sewing club girls all over the state. ' These included all the work required In Divisions 1 and 2. She also took up demonstration work and told what other clubs are doing in other places. Local leaders present were: Mrs. Blanche Hogan. Mrs Porter, Mrs Leila Doty, MrsM. IV.Earl, Mrs Lang tree, Mrs. Osella Schlmntlng, Mrs. Irma Embum, Miss Gertrude Brooks, Mias Flora Schild and Miss Lily Schild. Miss Cowgill visited the Cloverdale seating and cooking clubs, the Meds sewing club, the Hebo sewing and canning clubs and the Blaine tewing club, In the south of the country. She also visited a number of local leaders Including Miss Echo Thomas; Pleasant Valley, Mrs. Hopkina, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Perry at Beaver, and Mias Reuseer at Hebo. Going north Miss Cowgill visited Balm. Mohler. Nehalem and Wheeler clubs. ( | At Wheeler the Cookery ( Club served a lunch to Miss Cowgill. Dr. and Mrs. H. E Rinehart. Mra. Hall aday. Mrs. Wells.Miss Mattley.Mlaa Daniele and Miss Damon and the sewing club. e e • The Jean Du Luth Guernsey Farms of MÍnnteota are giving away heifer a pure bred according to Mr. G. I. Grout, managing owner. Mr. Grout says: "We «re consigning the world's champion Guernsey. Jean Duluth Coronet 5281« and her half brother. May Rose Searchlight 33074 to the National Guernsey sale to be held at Wheaton. Illinois on May 11th. or the closest guess made as to the price these animals will bring priced Individually we are offering a pure bred heifer sire by Searchlight and nut of a half sister to Gulden Coin uet. This calf was born M»'ch I <th 1922. The contest will close May r.th ” Club members desiring to send tn guesses should turn them into the County Club Agent at once, so they can be forwarded b*f<»re the contest closes. * • • “In 1920.” according to the Northwest Poultry Journal, "club members in the poultry wtuk in the U. S. managed 189.595 fowls and marketed 243.786 dosen eggt This speaks for Itself. "If a boy or girl,” It goes on to say, "wants to buy setting eggs, give them the best you have nt a reasonable price. If Mhey are club members, make a special price, and then keep a record of the resulta. Ils a good Inveat- ment. A. J. Raney, the R. I. Red specialist of Corbett. Oregon, be lieves the best none too good for a club member, and has found It a paying investment to offer some of his finest eggs for prises.'* cent of the federal road money. From Information from several sources, and of a reliable character, Mr. Baker feels somewhat confident that the Association will win out. Mr. Baker said that the Roosevelt Highway Association had accepted an Invitation from North of the Bay Counties Association to hold a con ference at Cresent City some time in June, as the sevn northern counties of California are anxious to co-oper ate with the seven coast counties of Oregon. them will gladly tell you that their Empire is one of the best paying VOTE and most dependable investments they have on their farm. ROLLIE W. WATSON REPRESENTATIVE IN LEGISLATURE THE FROM TILLAMOOK COUNTY Primary Nominating Election May 19th, 1922 Kitchen Hardware and Cooking Utensils Paint to Brighten up the Furniture Fanning Implements Mrs F. D. Ingrahra n of Silver- ton, who spent several days here vialting with R. 8. Coleman and other Tillamook friends, returned to her home the latter part of last week. She formerly lived tn thia city. SI.50 Miss Patterson Oregon Need A New Range Orval Bodie of Bay City was tn the city Friday. Mr. Bodie was re cently r. student of O. A C. but Is now employed at the Nelson store In his home town. SfleW {Springs BURCKARD Tillamook J. B. Wilken of Orenco, Is here for a few days visiting with his brother, Orville Wilkes of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Baker, who have been vitlng in Eugene, re turned home Friday, and the morn ing they left there It was snowing. Mr. Baker went there to attend a meeting of the Roosevelt Memorial Coast Highway Association, there being several matters of importance to be discussed of Intereat to the L«dt«a and Miss«« Sailor» coast counties He Is of the opinion that through the activities of the Lataat Novelties association the Rixwevelt highway Natty Children» Hata will be designated a road of prims' importane«, notwithstanding t fact that the State Highway Com mission. in submitting a tenatlve nuip to the Secretary of Agriculture, designated it a road of secondary See Display at Importance. If the association wins out In the fight it will be a splendid thing for the coast counties, aa a primary road takes <0 per 31 Ask any Empire user—thousands of See our new and complete tine ©f these articles ROLLIE W. WATSON If I am nominated and elected I will, work untiringly and con-1 statently for 1 a reducton in taxee. | Abolishment of Boards and Com- missions by 1 substituting a Govern - ors Cabinet, Demand economy In all State Institutions Demr.nd that ell departments keep within the limits of the’«- appropriations under the strictest of penalties. Demand reduction and revialon of automobile foes. Needed legislation In connec tion with road building, distribu tion of road funds and game and fish funds, also official salaries In all departments To be printed after mr name on the official ballot: "Re duce taxee: Encourage industry; Efficiency in all departments of Government.** Paid Adv. ALEX McNAIR & CO Tillamook Oregon Office: Natl. Bank Bldg. Ground Floor Both Phone«: Bell 4«-J P. O. Bw 197 Pacific Abstract Company' L V. EBERHARDT. Prop. Compl.t. Set of Abstracts of the Records of Tillamook County TILLAMOOK OREGON !
