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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1923)
THIS ISSUE, caòligljt 8 PAGES NO CHEESE STORED, REPORT THIS WEEK FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923 Funeral services will occur next in heigh!, with sixteen rooms, boiler head lettuce industry. the I. W. W. strike order at the break it is believed, will be ready for travel I fast table Saturday morning and was Friday, May 4, at the Henkle Under house, playsheds, steam heat and a after another week of work. Like the Mulino has voted to create a < tiled roof. The cost approximately district. knocked down by one of the men taking parlors at 2 n. . Wilson river road, most of the Trask will be about $85,000 when finished. present. highway is almost wholly of dirt, and Federal forestry in Linn and Mr. Huis one of the contractors, on on employed 125 men in 1922. Everything is reported as running the winter rains play havoc with it the new building, was foreman on the smoothly in all the camps of the coun in places which luter have to be re Brownsville—Masons to erect twd work when the Tillamook hotel was ty. A practically confirmed rumor says paired each year. Considerable work story building. built, several years ago. has been devoted to tilling up chuck that the Hammond Lumber company Brownsville—Work starts on •»« intends to build a big suwmill ut Lar holes, which lute heavy rains may son’s cove near Hay City in the near At the time the Warren Construc new business buildings. cause to be reopened in some cases. future. The local school board yesterday tion company paved the principal Interstate ¿ridge to beb uilt acroq. But the county has improved the spell signed the contract for the building streets of Tillamook, a decade ago, the Columbia at Hodd river. The Columbia Trust company hus of good weather in the early part of of the new $85,000 school ho, sc ui,u it gave a bond to repair its surfac Medford—Baptists to build $10,1^ Hedges & Huis, of Portland, the suc ing for a period of ten years. The church. April by doing some good work along purchased, it is reported, ten acres at the cove, and many people think that Last Sunday General George A. cessful bidders, began the prepara the dirt roads. Corvallis considering establishme» last year of the contract expires in The county will begin tuking out it is intended for the Hammond peo White announced that he and Gover tory work of staking out the building the coming July, and the company of cheese factory. I gravel from the beds in this district, ple. Remarks that have been made nor Pierce intend to make a trip into yesterday afternoon. Uiego.i winter wheat crops expect] is doing its final repair work under by others close to the concern also Tillamook county some time this within the next two weeks, bu’ the Rushlight, Hasdorf & Co. of Port- the old agreement at this time. ed to total 572,317,000 bushles. approaches to the Sollie Smith bridg • lead in the belief that the mill own month on horseback, coming over the lurid have been awarded the contract Fish rearing ponds to be built at] ers have an eye on the bny town. It Wilson river road. The governor will first have to be fixed before the for plumbing and heating and the head of Wallowa lake. OREGON INDUSTRIAL NEWS seems that all that is holding the wants to ge*. acquainted with the peo Coast Power Co. has contracted to gravel hauling season really opens. Aurora to get $77,545 bridge Conditions of roads in other sec thing up is the uncertain position of ple of this county. Arrangements are furnish the electric work. Wasco county growers building up Pudding river. the inside channel. Since the Ham being made to entertain the visitors. tions of the county will be taken up The new building will be one story later, as each supervisor has control mond property burned out at Astoria some time ago the company has been of his own separate section, chances of accident from careless looking for « good location for a driving, as there is about a 100 foot plant. drop from the grade to the canyon, in the event that a machine should go over the grade. These improve Harry Lamar, well known in this ments will be apprecited by the trav county,, passed away at the Shearer- eling public. Merrick hospital after a two weeks The work of clearing up the Wilson illness, on the 2nd inst, at 77 years river road to spring and summer trav The wobbly strike has been a fail- of age. Deceased jonied the Union el is progressing steadily states Mr. ure so far, and it is not expected I that army at about 16 years of age, and any harmful results can come now took part in the battle of Gettysburg, from agitators orking among the ■ tim- and other great contests of the war. her workers. About thirty men from He became a resident of this county different camps of the county were over 10 years ago, and was one of the either fired or quit. All of these were few surviving members of the civil (Continued from page one) known to lie wobblies or wobbly i sym- war in this county. It is learned that —rather than for the benefit of the pathizers. The only thing approach Mrs. George Galloway of Sandlake, negroes of the South Sea Islands, ing violence that has been learned of this county, is a niece and other rel In addition to local speakers who is when one radical started to read atives are in New York state. will be heard during the campaign, Mr. Pine hopes to have some speak ers from other parts of the state Overland ascendency has come surely and steadily. present at the meetings for which he Fifteen years of experience have given this new and will arrange. better Overland a plus value that looms spire-like NEW MILL AT BAY CITY, SAYS DAME RUMOR Carl Haberlach returned Sunday from a trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles, where he had gone in the interest of the cheese business. Mr. Haberlach stated that he put in one day in Portland, two in San Francisco and three in Los Angeles during the week he was gone. He re ported that all except one car of the storage cheese was now sold. No cheese was in storage in any point except Los Angeles. Los Angeles had been such a good market that it had been used as a dumping ground for cheese from all sections of the coun try, and on that account the storage stocks had been so large that that market had not cleaned up yet this spring. On the other hand, San Fran cisco market was well cleaned up and a number of cars of triplets were sold for storage. Wisconsin markets being well clean ed up on account of 4he late spring and generally good economical condi tions in the East, prices there this year have been well above last sea son. On the other hand, production this year in Tillamook has been well above a year ago. However, Mr. Hab erlach felt confident of the local po sftion and Monday advanced all cheese prices if with a further rise in prospect should continued strength be shown in the Wisconsin market. Mr. Haberlach is of the firm belief that we should advertise the new loaf cheese within a short time if the new type of cheese is to be put over prop erly. The only trouble experienced thus far is the tendency to mold when placed several cheese to the case, es pecially was this noted in shipments going to Los Angeles. On the whole the local situation is in good shape, and it is with much HANDS CHECK FOB $10.000 satisfaction that the dairymen of Tillamook note an advance in our Rollie Watson made Solon Schiff- cheese prices at the fiush of the sea man of Wheeler happy last Tuesday son, realizing that the low point has by handing him a check for ten thou been reached. sand dollars from two insurance com panies, the former represents. The check was to cover insurance on the mill belonging to Schiffman which burned some time ago at Wheeler. (Continued from page one) Ayer, A crew of seven men and two teams are now engaged in removing fallen trees and digging out winter slides, A temporary bridge is being constructed over Fox creek, about 18 At the last meeting of the city miles up the river from the bay. The crew will continue the work to the council a tentative offer was made to Tillamook-Washington county line, that body by the Southern Pacific company to deed them Front street, and it is thought that the road will the company to divide this street into be in condition for travel in about sections and pave it. This has lead many to believe that the railroad three weeks. On the Trask road a temporary company intends to build its lines to tidewater on Tillamook bay. bridge has been constructed over the Trask river, and a crew is working Widening and resurfacing highway on that road, in mucn the same man from Eugene to Goshen to cost $100,- ner as on the Wilson river route. Most 000. of the dangerous places on the road PROMINENT MEN PLAN TO VISIT HERE SOON WOBBLY WALKOUT FAILS TO DAMAGE SCHOOL CONTRACTS NOW ALL AWARDED CIVIL WAR SOLDIER DIES AFTER SICKNESS SUPPORTS OLEO BILL ROADS Value Rises Like a Spire in its field. Overland value is creating record sales. JVe are squarely behind it with all the fervor and confidence so good a car inspires. F«r<* M n'iHy,-O»»rland Âdvertitemm «• TÀ» Saturday ¡hrrara» PROGRESSING SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. 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Look them over, fxamine them carefully, measure them up against other cord tires Then give them the grinding test of miles— more miles—and more miles—under the extreme trial of carrying 30% less inflation than insisted upon for ordinary >%. r a *’** Prove th« unequaled stamina of C T-C Cords—and yet give you greater riding comfort and reduced upkeep expense on your car. £<5 only. C-T-C Inner io iixS: and 30x3/i Tube» Fabricl are the 30x3 heaviest • trongeet standard tube» on the market. NELSON ELECTRIC CO Amh.Hzed Diari-,ulors fur Tillamook Cuunly Columbia fire Corporation ■ P «i BAR*EK BREA') CO PORTLAND. OREGON General Sales Offices: Broadway and Burnside Factory i Columbia Blvd, and Mississippi Ave.