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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1922
their system, I think it would
be
best to do all of the office work In
connection with the business as we
do here, rather than have the work
f
done by the various cheese makers.
“We wanted to find out just what
competition we many expect in the
future from the Wisconsin cheese
producers, and under the following
propositions: If they remain unor-
ganized as they are, wha.fr "the future
LOCAL SOUTHERN PACIFIC STA­
development of the industry might
TION AGENT MAKES STATE­
be without proper development and
MENT TO PUBLIC
leadership, and what the develop-
nient and consequent standardlza-
lion might bring about if after
standardization and advertisement
Wisconsin cheese might come into
CO-OPERATION
OF
SHIPPERS such a position in the markets
of GYMNASIUM STAIRWAY REMOD­
NEEDED TO AVOID
ELED AT SUGGESTION OF
the country as Tillamook is now in
If Wisconsin con-
on this Coast,
DELAYS
STATE INSPECTOR
as
tinues as it is. i. e., produces
Ray Grate, local agent for the much cheese as she does and with no held here Friday, October 20, was a
Southern Pacific company,
this standardization or organization con- very fast game, and ended in
the
tele­ trolling the markets, we may expect favor of Tillamook. The score was
week received the following
gram from the headquarters of the to see markets decline to a point be­ 13 to 12, for which a hard fight
company regarding the shortage of low cost of production every year was put up by both sides. There was
freight cars for shipping:
during the flush season of produc­ much yelling and excitement at the
“A car shortage is contronting us tion. No effort is now generally very last as the score would 1 have
that promises to be the most serious made to maintain prices. We
at­ been tied if Pacific had kicked the
for many years and it becomes nec­ tended the call board at Plymouth, goal, as a touchdown was made by
essary that we appeal to the ship­ at which cheese is auctioned off ev­ them in the last few minutes.
pers to assist us. It should be made ery week to the highest bidder. No
on
The debate tryout was held
clear to them that by double loading method ever heard of can bring Thursday, October 19. The judges
prompt release of cars, by expediting prices down lower than when an ar­ were Miss Brakel, Rev. McRae, and
unloading and quick loading, they ticle is auctioned off weekly,
es- Rev. Lienkaemper, with Miss Ro-
will be rendering valuable assistance ‘pecially during slack demand.
At mona Haltom as chairman. Those
to, not only the railroad, but to the the Farmers’ Call Board meetings who were successful in making the
country at large. Every day they tlie cheese makers offer the cheese team were: Carlyle Stranahan, Hon.
hold a car is not only a loss to the and bids are made by various buy- Noah Richards, Beryle Turner, Ruth
railroads but contributes to the car ers. The farmers, the ones vitally Gould and Rowena Hanson. From
shortage everywhere. In this acute interested, are not on hand, nor have these, two teams will be formed, one
situation shippers should disregard! they any voice in making prices. The affirmative, and one negative. Ro-
the free time limit, or there will pheese’ makers principal proposition
soon be no cars on which the free is to obtain their cost of making and now what they lack, co-operation of
time can be allowed. Wish that you quick .'turns. The average paid the farmers and cheese-makers and
would endeavor to get the newspa­ cheese makers now is 2 l-2c
per consequent fine quality cheese, and
pers in your locality interested and pound for cheese made and about a fine marketing organization.
ask them to help us by appealing to thirty per cent of what the whey
“It is of course difficult to state
the shippers come to our aid, you cream brings. Many skim the whey just what would be the result
of
should also take up with shippers at so much per 100 lbs. w-hey or bringing the dairy industry of Wts-
personally and put the situation be- milk. Very little cheese is paraf- consin up to cur standard as far as
fore them and ask for their co-op­ finecj at the various factories, cheese their making more cheese is con­
eration. You should also watch the being hauled to central points and cerned. Any improvement in their
situation at your station, and if any there unpacked, paraffined,
stored quality and selling organization
shippers show an inclination to be and sold to various parts of the would bring about an increased pro­
slow in loading or unloading, let me country. No effort is being made duction and also higher prices would
know at once by wire, giving full to standardize production in
the result. It would seem that proper
details. Close attention must' also various factories, although through advertising would greatly increase
be given blind sidings, if cars are the State Bureau of Markets, com­
The game between the Pacific
held with loads, or loading, get in pulsory grading is being placed in­ University Freshmen and Tillamook,
touch with shipper by quickest to effect. It would appear that in­ their demand. Wisconsin is also a
means and find out wnat tne trou­ stead of compulsory grading, some great manufacturing state, large fac­
ble is, arrange immediate handling system which would make it a priv­ tories being located in various parts
if car is empty, and advise your chief ilege to stamp cheese according
to of the state.
However
dairying
dispatcher.’’
grade and with the State Brands seems to be the principal business of
”1 cannot too strongly put this placed on cheese, would show better the rural sections and from appear­
matter to you,’’ said Mr. Grae*6at- results.
ances of their meadows and pastures
urday, "that it is a serious condi­
“The Wisconsin people have been is destined to remain so. The land
tion that the mills and others face considering some advertising meth- west of Lake Michigan seems pecul­
here is probably very apparent
to od for some time. I called on
Mr. iarly adapted to producing fine
you. I only need to call your at- Pulicher, who has lately been elect- grass, although other groups are al­
♦ ention to the newspaper reports of ed President of the American Bank- so produced. I understand that this
the fact that approximately 50 per ers Association and also on Mr. section of Wisconsin produces a
cent of fruit crops of the western I Bartlett, secretary of the Wisconsin large part of the canned peas pro­
states will not be shipped for the, I State Bankers Association, both liv- duced In this country. Sheboygan
reason that there are no cars avail-, | ing in Milwaukee.
Their State county, the principal dairy section,
able. Lack of cars means financial! I bankers have been trying to get the | alone having seven large pea can­
ruin to the saw mills who have had I farmers to donate one or two days neries.
for milk per year for advertising, which
the toughest kind of sledding
“Wisconsin cheese today is selling
the past three years. "It means! i would make a fund of half a million at 25c Wisconsin points, while our
much to Tillamook county to keep dollars per year, this to be used- in prices range from 5c to 6c b'gher
these mills going.”
advertising Wisconsin dairy pro­ It should be understood, however,
“Demurrage rules permit
two ducts . It should be remembered that that this is for their finest current
free days time for unloading
a Wisconsin produces 70 per cent
of cheese, large quantities of held
o
” continued Agent Grate, “Ev- the nation’s cheese, or over 300,000.- storage stocks being constantly of
shipper should see that all cars 000 lbs. yearly, and that only one- fered for less money. It should
unloaded the same day that they fourth of their milk is made
into again be said that anything that
received. I propose to call per­ cheese The value of dairy products can be done to improve the quality
sonally on all shippers here, bring­ last year was over two hundred mil­ of cheese and bring about modern
ing constantly to their mind the ne­ lion dollars. There are now 2,807 selling methods, cannot help but as­
cessity of releasing all cars.
Par- cheese factories, 72 milk condensers sist us in maintaining asking prices
Ueulur emphasis should be placed on and some 667 cream receiving sta­ that will show us cost of production
loading all cars full, getting every tions in Wisconsin, so it can be seen and it is believed that the visit to
pound into them that they will hold. khat their competition is very form­ the various cheese producing sec­
In cases of carload shipments with idable. Our cheese section
could tions of the country will bring about
a small minimum they should
be be tucked away in most any corner a better understanding of our mar­
double loaded, that is two carloads of their dairy section, but we have keting problems.”
to each car.’’
DEBATÍ TRW IS HELD DN TUESOAV
wena Hanson will act as chairman.
By order of the State Fire Inspect­
or, a straight stairway has been in­
stalled in the gymnasium in place of
the winding stairway, also a ticket
office was installed at the same
time to accomodate selling of tick­
ets. A basement has been put under
the stage for the convenience of
Company K. This is paid for by the
board but one year's rent from the
Company will more than pay for it.
This will be a fine addition to the
gymnasium for a dressing room
when Company K has no further use
or It.
A panic exit lock has been placed
on the front door of the grade
building. This lock will do away
with the danger of the door sticking
at time of file, as a slight pressure
on the door wil lreadily open it. If
this lock proves successful it will be
installed on other doors in the
school buildings.
7
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
WEEK
DURING COMING
owe™
REFORMED CHURCH
The annual Harvest Home
MissionAy Sunday will be observed I
at this church on the coming sun
day
Sunday School at 10 A. M. Har-
vest Home services at 11. Subject :
“Stewardship; In What Does It
Consist?”
At the evening services, 8 o’clock,
a
the Sunday School will present
As
Missionary Episode entitled “In
the
Much," showing the people
great need of missions and how they
may help In the work . There will
and
be special music by the choir
You
are
cordially
male quartette. 1---- —
invited to these services.
W. G. LIENKAEMPER, Pastor.
UNITED BRETHREN
Preaching services both morning
and evening.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Are you in the dumps? Do you
want a touch of high life? Would
yoa like to renew your youth?
Would you like to get acquainted
with a worth while friend? Rain or
shine attend the Sunday services
and read it: Philippians 4:19.
I
...
Congressman W. C. Hawley will
speak at the City Hall next Wednes­
day evening, and as he has just re­
turned from Washington and being
a most interesting talker, all are
kindly invited to attend. Mayor
Moulton . will introduce the speak-
ers.
State Senator I. S. Smith of
a
Marshfield, Ore., who is also
PRESBYTERIAN
ad-
most interesting speaker will
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
dress meetings at th? following
Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Sub­
places:
ject: “Fighting Against God.’’,
Garibaldi, Monday, Oct. 30.
Evening Worship, 7:30 ?■ M.
Cloverdale, Tuesday. Oct. 31.
Subject: “Jesus at the Door.”
Camp 4, Wednesday, Nov. 1.
A warm welcome to all.
Nehalem, Thursday, Nov. 2.
ALLAN A. McREA. Minister.
Wheeler, Friday, Nov. 3.
Brighton, Saturday, Nov. 4.
Victor White went to Portland
’ Friday to visit his brother, return­
Vanity, apparently, can live
ing Sunday.
less than any other thing.
3T1 DEPARTMENTS’^
OPPOSITE SUNSET G ak AGE
HereAre
Thai HeanEconomj'
Typical aavtofl».
of than! Ouality li what ym
would have it and price* that are extremely
tive. Investigate now by making comparuopil
4»
Blankets and Comforten
Our Own Representative Values
Direct mill shipments, eliminating middlemen profits, afferf
you these Important savings.
»
Heavy cottw
Nice weight cot­
filled sllkoiiat
ton blankets, B4x
covered comfort«
74.
72x78,
$1.39
Warm Cotton
blankets, 60x76,
Good weight wi.
ton filled sllkolln«
comforts, 72x84
$1.69
$2.98
Real satine cover-
ed cotton
Very heavy wbol
finished blankets.
$2.98
Extra weight wool
finished all cotton *9 AQ
blankets, *66x80....
AH wool genuine
Pendleton Indian fro QA
blanketXjxsx.sv-» • »vU*vv
Hand-Bag
is a matter
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beticc
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I-AMOOK,
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$4.49
comforts....
Fine sateen lovely
patterned
and
stitched comforts, £ J AO
.72x84 ......................
A fine soft silk
oovered, comfort ttAA
U m 72 x 84
New Styles!
An Interesting Presentation
The collection embraces Bags of sheepskin, goatskin,
cowhide, calfskin, pin seal in tool leather, new “radio"
leather and suede. Many are fitted. Some hand Laced
styles. You will approve of the values at
98c to $4.98
Men’s Smart Brown Shoes
For Dress Wear
Our stock Is full of a rsrted non-
ber of latest shoe model». Wbat-
vyer your choice, find It here. Tie
J 0. Penney Co blgb »tandwd
of quality Is tn every pair.
Calfskin shoes, tllnstrated. W*
Stitched, whole quarter bal, tip, G
rubber heel, heavy single welt sol*
Compulsory School
cram ass n secoh
BACK
FROM WISCONSIN TRIP
(Continued from page 1)
the land to also build, own and op­
erate the different factories.
“We spent some time with the
memh • of the Wisconsin cheese!
Federation, which is selling the
cheese made at 175 factories this
year
Last year their sales totaled
about 15.000.000 lbs . but they ex­
pect to handle close to 18.000.000
this year, The federation is purely
a selling organization. As such it
naturally enters into competition
with the various cheese buyers
throughout Wisconsin, They do not
keep the books nor do the book­
keeping for the various factories as
we do here. No Individual farmers
accounts are kept, no milk sheets
added, nor any of the numerous
things we do tn our office. In fact |
they deal only with the various
cheese factories, paying such cheese
and
factory for «.tieeee ireUvered.
its
each factory In turn employe
the'
own b<x>kkeeper to slsbouree
money received for cheese. In most I
cases the cheese makers do thia
work. From wh»l » could learn of1
eaòliflljt
Saliamoti
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
VH€ UNIVERSAL CAR
New ¿reduced prices on Ford car, effective at once
F. O. B. Detroit
Chassis, regular ___________ 1 1235 00
Chassis, starter___________ 305 00
Chassis, starter, demountable
330.00
rims
■ ............ -
-------
269 00
Roadster, regular -------------
Roadster, starter-------------
339 00
Roadster, starter, demountable
rims____________ _______ 364.00
Touring, regular_________ 298 00
Touring, starter _____ ______ I 368 00
Touring, starter, demountable
rims ,................ ....... — —. -
393 00
Sedan
__________ ______ 595.00
Coupe
—.. ----- —- I 530 00
THESE ARE THE LOWEST PRICES OFFERED IN THE HIS
TORY OF THE FORD CARS “B UY A FORD AND SPEND THE
DIFFERENCE
TILLAMOOK GARAGE
xmooocck > ocsí <X cog < x -^>> cocc < xkxxx >00 ooo
Arthur L. Veazie
REPRESENTING
Non-Sectaiian and
Protestant Bureau
'*'11 sPeak against the so-<\lled Compulsory
the following meetings:
WHEELER. V0SBURG HALL FRIDAY.
8:00 p. m .
OCT
CLOVERDALE. SCHOOL HOUSE SATURDAY-
AT 2:00 P M.
■HLLAMOOK CITY HALL, SATURDAY.
8:00 p u
OCT