TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT YOEMAN PICNIC CARS TURN OVER AT ROCKAWAY AT LAMB CORNER and explained the provisions of the Oregon Idaho dairy loan association, at some length. The company is or- ganixng in this county. Geo. M. Gue of North Yakima. The Yeoman lodge of this city It was reported that four cars up- Washington, talked on the subject of The attention of old and new high hold a fraternal picnic at Rockaway set at a turn at the Lamb corners , stud*-' 1!> ‘■•H*‘l to the fact dairy cooperation. He stated that the last Sunday, thut was well attended. south of town Sunday night; and a . , hjj.au- of th*' County Fair next city ot l.os Angeles, California, could number of minor auto accidents were the da ■ “n which they may easily use all of the products of the A big dinner, games and beach batti­ reported as occuring on Sunday. their courses for next year has dairy herds of Tillamook county. He ng wore features of the picnic. changed fiom one« usually se- also talked of the growth of the cities Sheridan sawnúii and turni tuie Students may enroll all day in the northwest, and of the increas­ factory to be revived by I). E. Kirby. Sept. 10, and on the fore­ ing demand by them for dairy pro­ rtf Tuesday, Wednesday, and ducts. He udvised the close cooper­ of that week. These days ation of the dairymen at the next el­ ^ selected so that all could have ection to defeat the referendum aim­ E opportunity without interfering ed at tile law which now excludes ole­ omargarine from the Oregon markets. R. 0. Jones of Corvallis, formerly th then •• 1 ndance at the fair. flu- County Eair Board is giving Only four companies, he stated, are County Agent at this place, was in Gordon J. Taylor, editor of the Mo­ av admission tickets to each grade manufacturing oleomargarine pro­ the city swapping talk with County ducts. He said that the activities Agent Pine, and greeting old friends lalla Pioneer, and wife, was in the local schools do not the •pi‘ As of those four companies, if the refer­ last Tuesday. Mr. Jones has the dis­ city Monday last. During the World tart until the week following the ... may secure thuir tickets endum is successful, will do away tinction of being Tillamook’s first war, Mr. Taylor was over the pond in pupil v «Hing al the high school building with the sale of the production of county agriculturist, and now is in the American army camps entertain­ the dairy department work at the Ore ing the soldiers with funny stories. lomia' S'-pteniber 10, between 1 30,000 dairy cows in this state. W. E. Myers, head of the Holstein- gon Agriculture college. He came in­ When he returned he started the Mo­ ad JP. M In the ini't “ number of Tillamook Friesan extension service in the north to this county by the old Trask wag­ lalla Pioneer, and begun hurriedly to on road, and tried to get a deer or improve the town. It did not go fast ,llt.n, hav< helped out of town boys west, was another speaker. O. M. Plummer, manager of the two, but for some reason the deer enough to suit the editor and in a girls thru high school by riving RI work which would enable them Pacific International of Portland, was "saw him coming” and hid. He de­ difference with the mayor, they came earn their board. A number of present and talked along dairy in­ scribes his trip over the old Trask to blows, with the result that the Is have already written requesting terest lines. He paid a compliment to road as being quite laborious, but he humorist faf the Pioneer had four tes when they may work for their the country boys, who he said were al­ got here, and really enjoyed that slats broken. Outside of a few editor­ ial suggestions now. he is allowing ¿uni die ■ . -he coming school year. ways a few steps ahead of the city quit, and not much used route. nature to take her course in his town. bred youth, in the race through life, X jv one who will be able to assist He spent several days at the beach, rjung people in securing an ed- for the reason that the country boy and is pleased wth Tillamook and its is equipped with a greater know ­ K1u<-n m this manner may phone beaches. ledge of natural conditions, due to his K?W. The contractor in charge of the con- chances for close observation of such of the new school states conditions on the farm. He closed G A BRI El.-Wil.SON at work is progressing aatiafactor- his talk wth an exhortation to attend Wifhout unforseen delays, the the county fair, and after that the Many people in this city do not On Sunday evening, September 2nd ilding will be ready for the fisrt International. know that the A. F. Coats Lumber at seven o’clock at the residence of Co., which is operating a big logging Jacob Breeden took place the marri­ The local teachers will meet at 2 camp on Bewley creek, has a railway age of Clarence Gabriel and Miss ,’eteck. September 15, at which time several miles in length, with two loc­ Frances Wilson in the presence of a omotives and flat cars by which the host friends and relatives. Rev. Simp­ ac general outline of the year’s vork will be discussed. omotives and flat cars by which logs son Hamrick performed the ring cer­ are taken from camp to the Tillumook emony which mail«' them husband and river, and thence towed up to the wife. The room was artistieately Sawmill living installed at Ches- County veteiinrian, J. N. Shaw slough in this city for the use of the decorated, the colors being pink and b «. Lani county. was in the city Friday. He states (■gene— Booth Kelly Lumber Co. that the dairy herds in the southern mill. The railroad is standard gunge white. After the ceremony and con­ in width, and the logs are shot from gratulations and the dispensing of pes on 10-hour day. part of the county have been tested Kiams’-n Falls — Cal.-Ore. Power north as far as Beaver, where he is the cam into the Tillamook river, rice and shoes refreshments were Co- piat $1.000.00(1 plant on Link now working. In the whole terrri- which is full of the titans of the for­ served by the hostess assisted by the est all the way down to its confluence grooms mother and others. Brer. tory tested, he has found but nine re­ The parties are well known in Tilla- Albany i y tuxes last year fflO.182; actors. In this same territory last with the Trask. »S3.1S: in 1923. year 23 reactors were found; this Stayton- New concrete warehouse year’» test showing u gain of over 50 teroup per cent in improvement, and a cor­ Survey of proposed new railroad responding decrease of tubercular froir Cran ■ to Bu.ns under way. cows in the same ratio. This surely is gratifyingg to herd owners, and shows the value of the testing associ­ ations, which work is now considered a vital part of the dairy business, as dairymen find that it pays, and pays big. Testing not only gives a herd that passes the test a clear bill of The Holstein association of this health, but it shows the dairyman to emty held a picnic at Cloverdale a certainty how to weed out unpro- art Thursday in the grove across the duetve and unhealthy cows. 1 DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP YOUR over ¡ron. Cloverdale. There was a At the coming stock exhibits at | MOVING r«i sited crowd present, and feat- the fair, Dr. Shaw stated that ani­ im of the picnic were speaking and mals to be shown there, need fint pas.-, « big eommunty dinner. Chas. Kunze another test unless they come from 18 PREPARED TO 8ENI) EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO «■' Nehalem, president of the associ- herds where tuberculosis was found YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER ttior.. was chairman during the speak­ at the last herd test. This means that er ths* followed. ALL YOUR GOODS if you have animals that you wish to Ex-Congressman, C. N. McArthur CALL US DAY OR NIGHT exhibit, you will not have to have •f Portland was the first speaker, Our Motto: “Quick Service and Reasonable Rates.” them tested, unless t uhereul- q was found on your place last year. COMING TO I $. ENROLLMENT ’ FOLLOWS FAIR WEEK FORMER COUNTY AGENT MAKES VISIT LOCALLY MOLALLA EDITOR HAS RIBS BROKEN BIG LOGGING TRAIN OPERATED BY COATS monk. They left immediately for lhe east and will he at home to their friends in the near future. NOTICE TO VOTERS In answer to an enquiry regarding diet This is to inform those not yet re­ gistered as voters in the county, and tnose who have moved out of their voting precinct since the last election, that registration books and cards will following named be A found with the 1 Registrars: Postoffice Registrars Nehalem H. W. Todd .... Mohler W. H. Baker Wheeler G. B. Nunn ...... ...... Brighton W. A. Rowe __ Rockawav j. J. Krebs Heho p. D. Ott Cloverdale j. L. George Cloverdale K. L. McCabe Ore town S. H. Rock ....... Neskowin F. L. Martin Garibaldi A. S. Bent .......... Blaine E. R. Ayer ....... Bay City- Geo. C. Peterson Beaver W. J. Gilbert ..... Sandlake L. F. Brode ........ If every voter above referred to will attend to this important matter while the registration books are in tlieir in.mediate vicinity, it will great ly lighten the work of the Election Board on election day, Nov. 6. Tillamook Oregon, August 30, 1923 H. S. BRIMHALL County Clerk. HOLSTEIN MEETING BRINGS SPEAKERS LIME 28 W "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 trvirur to gain weight The children would de well to have a ouait or nearly a quart each, and you should nave 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 is usually the least expensive and the most easily served and assimulated of all the protein foods.” ORDER YOUR MILK FOR YOUR TABLE FROM GOLDEN ROD DAIRY Erwin Harrison, Prop Both Phones A GOOD, FAT DUCK or a nice chicken makes a very satsifying meal. Place your dinner order for meats with us. We al­ ways have the very best government inspected meats. Every day sees new satisfied customers at LOCAL HERDS IMPROVE, SAYS VETERINARIAN COAI LILLIAN TINGLE, SAYS THE SATISFACTION MARKET LOUIE LOLL, Butcher FRUIT I xx)k for the WAVERI.Y sign!! You’ll find the WAVERLY OIL sign on the plates dealer^ , who .----- of -- ---------- know the value of a motor oil that is ALL PENNSYLVANIA 100 per cent Paraffine Base — and you’ll know it, too, when you have seen the effect it has on the op­ eration of your motor. TILLAMOOK GARAGE Ford Sales & Service No one undersells us in fruit and vegetables. Place your order with us for fruit to can. TEA Our large stock of the different blends and brands assuse you of finding just the kind you want. BUTTER . We have just one kind, “The Famous Linn Butter THE SATISFACTION STORE LAMB SCHRADER CO E. G. ANDERSON The HEADLIGHT is the standard by which the other papers of Tillamook County are generally compared THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY PORTLAND DR. MELLENTHIN SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine for the past twelve years lx»I « NOT OPERATE Will be at Hotel, Wednesday, Thursday, Ind»y and Saturday, Sept. 26, 27. 2b and 29. Thif it rhe one QoH Seal round and gold colored - nut rightfully tued by any other or