gfPAY. .IVLY 27. 1923 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 3 •It Editorial Page of the Tillamook Headlight COMMENT FEATURES « IN anioofe îpcaùlifffit Weekly Paper j in<lrpr"<,e«t P,blúW Bvary Friday Br The Publishing Company, Inc., Tillamook, Oregon_______ Marnami, Managing Editor Telephones Pacific States, Main 68 Mutual Telephone tiered as second class mail lWr in the U.S. postoffice at jamook Oregon. RIPTION RATES t Year. By Mail ................ ( Months. By Mail ............. w Months. B.v Mai ......... Payable in advance ♦♦ ♦ OUR $2.00 $1.00 $ .75 ♦ «■ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ editorial policy ♦ ♦ L To advocate, aid and sup- port any measures that will bring the most good to the moat people. 2. To encourage industries to establish in Tillamook county. 3. To urge the improvement of a port for Tillamook City. 4. To insist on an America« standarc of labor. 5. To be politically indepen dent, but to support the can didates for public office who will bring the most good to the people of Tillamook county and of the State of Oregon. ♦ ♦ ♦ ing body of the country which seems to be unwilling to antagonize big bus iness by attempting to curb it. The producer is the one who suffers the most. The farmer, the berry raiser, and the small acreage man with his fruit and garden stuffs is at the mercy of the organized dealers. If republi cans and democrats see alarming pa tents in the Minnesota election there is a reason. The people are getting tired of the rule of the big and little profiteers and the Minnesota election was in the nature of a protest. The politicians care nothing for the mass es. They get their patronage from the big and destructive combinations of capital that live off' the producer and set prices which the latter are to receive for the products of their toil. Our farming and laboring masses are good loyal Americans and as such have a right to protest against being plucked by the buccaneers of wealth who use their money to exploit the vital and essential producer. Billions of feet of Douglas fir, ♦ spruce, hemlock, cedar and other for- ♦ est trees are standing in Tillamook ♦ county. The dry weather season is ♦ approaching and the roads and fish ♦ ing and camping ♦ tains are filled sure. Then you know that you are not the cause of sweeping Hames that leave a wreck of forest in their wake. Now is the time to be careful, be you a home guard or a transient fisher man or camper. Up in Alaska two powerful corpor ations are lighting aech other to a finish to control the resources of the country and President Harding is try ing to stop the tight. If it were a dog tight or a prize tight or a rough and tumble fight it might he stoppia!, hut it is a case of money lighting money and the most money will win. The president should view the .scenery shoot a big bear or two, climb the gla ciers and take a reindeer ride and get a rest. Nobody can stop a tight be tween dollars, but the most dollars. An exchange of climate is all right. There are Oregonians who like to spend the winters in California. There are Californians who like to es cape the intense heat of California ill the summer time and who find that Oregon’s summer climate is just the thing. Many Californians are com ing here to spend the summer months at the beaches and once they try it they will come again, and eventually form the habit. They are welcome. May their numbers increase. grounds in the nioun with campers. Will ♦ they heed the notices that are placed ♦ along the roads warning of the dan ♦ ger of tire from carelessness? They Mr. Daugherty has tiled a HUÎt ♦ should, or they are not fit to travel. against the International Harvester ♦ 1 This timlier means employment for company in which he demands the sep ♦ thousands of men annually; it means aration of the company into three dis ♦ a big payroll for Tillamook county; tinct companies. Mr. Daugherty puts it means business and prosperity for the public in mind of n rabbit attack every man who is in business; for ♦ ing a bull dog. Let's nil take u ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ every clerk or other employee in the towns and coast cities; it means tax laugh. |es to aid in the county government; FRIDAY. JULY 27, 1923 it is a part and parcel of the whole Magnus Johnson of Minnesota has state prosperity. Is this not enough defeated J. A. O. Preus for U. S. sen Thousand! of tons of berries will to cause the camper or the fisherman ator, winning by several thousand i to waste in Oregon this year be- lor hunter to la* careful about tire? votes. Preus was the republican can- : The man who is wantonly careless ridate and Johnson was the Farmers- uae canneries are not running, ow- 'should be punished and heavily pun l.ahor candidate. Johnson quit the g to the high price of sugar and ished for inattention to the published hay field U ’earn of his election and lining syrups and a corner on tin rules which are posted everywhere in after taking a hearty laugh, went It seems too bad that a the woods. Before you leave camp back to the farm and began to make HU: » men can thus hold up th.* whole BE SURE that there is no danger of more hay doodles. We are getting to entry by speculating in the neces- of the wind fanning the slumbering be a real democracy, aren’t we ? aes of the people. And what seems embers of your camp fire into a de II stranger is the fact that no ef— structive blaze. Millions of dollars Hundreds of tourists are coming in ft ii being made by the government depend upon your carefulness. Be the Tillamook beaches. Those who to curb the rapacious profiteers who sure; don’t guess or assume. Know come have expectation written on re made such conditions possible, that the fire that cooked your camp their faces; those who return have tall wonder that the people are be meal is absolutely out, and bring wa both realization and regtet in their lling dissatisfied with the law mak ter from the creek near by and niuke faces. There is something compell ing about our beaches. They some how get into the blood of the tourist and each season sees them coming again. America has no room for Italian Faeisti. No Musolinis are wanted. The good old American system that Lincoln loved and that Roosevelt stood for are good enough for us. Neither do we want immigration from foreign countries faster than we eun HIGH WATER make good American citizens of A. M. P. M. them. Saturday 28 0:3818.1 Sunday 29 ............ 1 :”l h.f Monday .'10 :! ill .*..: Tillamook ranchers are harvesting Tuesday 31 ............. 2:11 7.t the largest crop of hay they have had Wednesday Aug 1 . 3:22|7.i: for a number of years. Early break Thursday 2 . 4:08)84 fast and a late supper rule during the Friday 3 ............. 5:01|f!.i hay harvest on the farm. LOW WATER A. M. Two men were discussing how to Saturday 28 ... 7:371-1.21 save the loganberry crop. One pro Sunday 29 ... 8:l«|-1.0| posed that the berry growers make Monday 30 .... 8:54|-0.fl| logan juice out of them. The other Tuesday 31 ...... ... 9:29|-0.1| man knocked the proposition silly, by Wednesday, Aug 1 10:01, 0.5:10:38'1.' stating that even logan juice would Thursday 2 ..... 10:40| 1.1|11:27|1. tuke sugar and the matter was drop Friday 3 ............. 11:16| 1.7| ped. C. II. Woolfe and family started on OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT an auto trip last Wednesday with TIDE TABLES Canada as an objective. They expect These tide tables were compiled by to be gone several weeks. YOUR FUTURE Is is built on a foundation of Sand or Rock Saving and investing your savings in a substantial security yielding a regular return is the rock foun dation upon which you should build your future. We invite you to investigate the advantages 7 Per Cent CUMUL \TIVE PREFERRED STOCK a place to invest your savings. Office: Nat’l flank Bldg. Ground Floor Both Phone«: Bell 48-J P. O. Boz 1»T PACIFIC ABSTRACT CO COAST POWER CO L. V. EBERHARDT, Prop. Tillamook, Oregon Complete Jet of Abetracta of the Record« of Tillamook County Watch What Happens! Lubncate your automobile with Zerolene, which coats about half what you pay for many other oils, and watch what happens First, you find that your gasoline bilb are lower Repeated tests have demonstrated that, other factors being equal, the car lubricated with Zerolene makes abolit 5X better gasoline mileage than cars lubricated with other oib. Second, your car goes from 15X to 5o%farthcr before you need to grind valves or remove car bon This fact, too, is fully substantiated by numerous tests. Insist on Zerolene—even if it does cost less. BAYOCEAN STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( California ) NATURALLY A FINE BEACH RESORT 30% las CARBON * • the U. S. Government for Astoria. Ore gon, as a standard port of reference. To find the exact time tides occur for the various parts of Tillamook coun ty make the following subtractions in minute«: Placa High Low Nestucca Bay .30 .2?., Tillamook Bay ... .... .36 .60 Nehalem River .... ..... 31 .44 Tides for week commencing July 14. 1923: _______ 5% maiegasolme mileage ZEROLENE Wonderful Location Between Tillamook Bay and Ocean IF YOU COULD LOOK INSIDE COOLING SYSTEM OF YOUR CAR You would be amazed at the amount of dirt, rust, hose particles, sediment, lime, non-freeze solution precipitates and other foreign matter that has been deposited in the radiator, wa ter jackets and pump during the past six months. Evrey atom of this for eign matter means a cutting down in the efficiency of your cooling system and likewise a reduction in the effic iency of your motor, causing an ever increasing and wasteful consumption of gasoline and oil. BEFORE A poor coloing system causes the engine to get too hot and expand which in utrn gives piston too much play room resulting in scored cylinders and defective rings. It also causes an engine to use too much oil and gas on account of a lack of perfect com pression. No more use for weeping radiators. HAVE IT CLEANED OUT NOW By the use of Tyree Guaranteed Radiator Cleaner, we can give your cooling system a positive and thorough cleaning that will remove every vistage of foreign matter without laying up your car. Have this job done now and rest easy. GEO. J. BURCKARD 102 First St., Tillamook Ore. HOTEL BAYOCEAN MRS. H. J. MARTIN, Manager, Americaa plan, $3.50 to $5 per day. Weekly and family rates made. Abundance of sea foods. LILLIAN TINGLE, SAYS In answer to an enquiry regarding diet THE MITCHELL ’’Then probably you could use more milk to advantage. You mention only two quarts daily for two children and two ad ults, one of whom is trying to gain weight. The children would do well to have a quart or nearly a quart each, and you should have a pint at least for yourself and from a pint to a quart (according to his special needs and his assimulation) for your husband. Then with the increase of milk you can eas ily cut down your meat and egg bill. “A good rule to remember is that for ev ery extra half pint of milk used in the' daily diet the other protein foods, such as meat, eggs, fish, cheese, may be reduced by two ounces without any dietetic loss. Milk i« usually the least expensive and the most easily served and assimulated of all the protein foods.” Rates $2.50 to $8 per day. A few housekeeping rooms _f“™[,ah£l0e“Jmonth ver and linen. New stoves. Rates $1.25.per day; $B Per >• * F. D. Mitchell, Real Estate and Rentals BUNGALETTES completely furnished to accommodate \™ly ’ 'tea ter, lights, etc, $12 per week, $20 for two weeks. You need bring only towels and table linen. Mrs. F. D. Mitchell, manager. QATISFACTION u a*- sured when you use Ajax Cord«. They combine high mileage i and fine ap- pearan“ with ““ reasonable BAYOCEAN GROCERY, Arthur L. Springer, Proprietor. p. BAYOCEAN FERRY, “RUSTLER” Capt. Earl Sn10(J^^avCitveHaJe8l& City at 8:30 a. m. and 3:45 p. m. Special trips phone 162 at Bay City, Hayes & Blanchard. I . cost. AJAX COPD, ROAD KING, PARAGON For further information write,, or see any of the above at Bayocean, Oie M. R. TERRY, TILLAMOOK, ORE. ORDER YOUR MILK FOR YOUR TABLE FROM GOLDEN ROD DAIRY Both Phones Erwin Harrison, Prop. i 1 §