FRIDAY- SEPTEMBER 21, 1923
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
REGISTRATION law
HAS BEEN OBSERVED
two or three- canning teams compet­
bert F. Krake, 4th. Albert Krake, 5th.
ing each day of the week.
Gus Peterson.
Counties sending stock judging
11 Heifer Sr. Calf: lat L. C. Dan-
teams will include Multnomah, Union,
, iels, 2nd. Cre» ldie Johnson, 3rd. Don­
Umatilla, Sherman, Hood River,
ald Henry, 4th. Erick Glad.
dairy bull registration law has ( lackamas, Malheur, Washington,
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1». Heifer Junior Calf: let L. C.
Columbia.
Clatsop.
Tillamook,
Polk.
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»»ry wi>H observed by Oregon -
HOLSTEIN
L^iry breeder* as a whole during the j Marion, Linn, Benton. Douglas,
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Jack-' i. Bull 3 yrs or over: 1st, F. R. Daniels. 2nd. Albert Krake, 3rd. Pearl
y, «f lhe la«, reports H. N. Coleman s°n. «nd Lincoln.
Beals, 2nd. John Schilds, 4th, Andrew- i Glad, 4th. C. H. Graves, 5th. C. B.
Vantress.
Lf the 0 A U. dairy staff, secretary* Canning teams will be from Mult-1 Lagler, 5th, John Jacoby,
Sr.
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the registration board. Certain iiomah. Clatsop, Columbia. Washing
2. Bull -yrs. under 8: 1st, Peter I 14 Jr. Champ. Bull: Joe Rosech.
Champ. Bull: L. C. Daniels.
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15
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tjjlatioii’ could not be prosecuted be-1 ton. Tillamook. Lincoln. Benton, Lane, Betschert.
16. Sr. Champ. Cow: C. H. Graves.
«ase of Ha«s in
original act Jackson, Clackamas. Hood River, and
5. Bull Sr. Calf: 1st, F. R. Reals,
I 17' Jr. Champ. Cow: L. C. Daniels.
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ha' ' now been amended and Umatilla counties.
2nd. Peter Petschert.
18. Grand Champion Bull: Joe Ros-
¡^ngght.
Quality of exhibits thus far this»
6. Bull J". Calf: l»t F. R. Beals, >ch.
»be mea-urc provide« that no per- season at the county fairs has been
2nd, Rosa Schild, 3rd, F. R. Beals,
19. Grand Champion Cow: C, H.
of firn ir. Oregon may sell, give better than ever before, reports Mr.
4th, Ernest O. Newberg.
Graves.
»•ay.
offe: for publi' use. or buy Seymour. Clubs over the state are
20. Get of Sire: Ist. L. C. Daniels,
Lra««P'. fl'r llst'
d«>ry bull that showing growth, as indicated espec- 1 7. Cow 4yrs or over: 1st, F. R.
Beals.
2nd,
F.
2nd.
Albert Krake, 3rd. Gus Peterson,
R.
Beals,
3rd,
John
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registered, pure bred, and li- **Uy by the fact that reports are com-
Schild, 4th, F. R. Beals, 5th, Geo. 4th. Mrs. Joe Donaldson.
jetiscd tv be sold. Public service is inff >n every day from clubs canplet- Kiger.
21. Produce of Cow: 1st. L. C. Dan­
Ltinai as breeding any cow in herds lnR their work 100 per cent strong.
8. Cow 3 yrs under 4: 1st. F. R. iels, 2nd. Albert F. Krake, 3rd. Gus
*f tJve or ni >re cows not owned by;
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Beals. 2nd, F. R. Beals, 3rd, Geo. Peterson, 4th. Alfred Zwald. 5th. C.
«mer «f
Kiger.
H. Graves.
Tbe dairy department at the con-
9.
Cow
2
23. Exhibitor's Young Herd: 1st. L.
and
under
3:
1st F. R.
constitutes the dairy registra- ¡
Beals, 2nd, Flora Schild, 3rd, Lily C. Daniels, 2nd. Albert F. Krake, 3rd
aco boa-c.
unamed.
Schild, 4th, Geo. Kiger.
Bcspotisitulity and penalty for vio-
25. Dairy Herd: 1st. C. H. Graves,
I 10. Heifer Sr. Yrl: 1st. F ■ R. Beals,
L rmi of the act was placed by the
Mrs. F D. Mitchell was in the city 2nd. Geo. Kiger.
2nd. Alfred Zwald.
jj<t legialature on the receiver as Monday last on a shopping trip She 11. Heifer?Jr. Yrl
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u Heifer Jr Yrl 1st F R R ni
Ut> th< purveyor of animals sold states that Bayocean has had a very 2nd F R ...
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GUERNSEY
L^dillesaUy. Permission to ob- good patronap- this summer. «d
1. Bull, lyr old and over: 1st. Hom­
Lin s temporary license to sell ani- that some of the bungalettes are still schert
• • ■ Peter Bet- er Mason, 2nd. Ira G. Lance, 3rd. Pius
Christen.
IM.< meting the registration re- occupied, and other visitors are com
. . ,. i 12- Heifer, Sr. Calf: 1st. F. R. Beals
hut not yet licensed, may ing. Workmen are . busy re-shnigling
2. Bull 2 yrs. under 3 yrs: 1st Cot­
2nd F R
3rrf
k granted by the board, made up of the natatorium, and onmo
some ntnnr
other build-1
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*u*<‘r’ 4U| tonwood Farm, 2nd. Tony Lagler.
rutilai I Andikw
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F M Brandt, hirnd of dairying at ings. including the Bayside Inn, to „ ollr C^
3. Bull Cenior Yearling: 1st. John
ta ««liege and members of his staff, make ready for the coming winter. ‘
Rp-i.
F p ,, > **., . 1,’. J
i Berns.
Lm!'. offir* permit much of the The people over at Bayocoan are ex- Mowery, «h. Winslow Stlllwil?
' 4. Bull, Jr. Yrl: 1st. Erwin Harri­
Mowery, 4th. Winslow Stillwell, 5th. son, 2nd. Josi
4 Perren.
-red tape" t. be cut and the law more pectantly looking forward to road Otto Schild.
mdily and effectively administered. connection with this city next season,
5. Bull, Sr. Calf: 1st. Phillip Bus-
14. Senior Champ. Bull: F. R. Beals lach.
Tbs board depends upon breeders, upon which so much depends in the
15. Junior Champ. Bull: F. R. Beals.
«only agen:>, farm bureaus and matter of tourist patronage for that
6. Bull, Jr. Calf: 1st. Pius Christen,
16.
Senior Champ. Cow: F. R.
Laere ::
I in raising the stand- resort.
Beals.
k-: of
-.-.•stock, for inform-
I WILL BUY YOUR
17. Junior Champ. Cow F. R. Beals
i:. -
or attempted vio-
Also both grand champions.
CALVES
and
HIDES
I pmbs of the law. Specific inforro-
20. Get of Sire: 1st. F. R. Beals,
JgWB u to cases, names, dates and
Let me know what you have.
2nd. Jack Mowery, 3rd. F. R. Beals,
Lac ■ c.. :
- is essential.
4th. Geo. Kiger, 5th. Peter Betschert.
PAUL DISNEY
21. Produce of Cow: 1st. F. R. Beals
BELL 133-J
The Dalles— Construction of new
A brush fire, evidently carelessly 2nd. Jack Mowery, 3rd. Peter Bets- MUTUAL PHONE
50-tf
IWresthan market road under way.
initiated by campers, started on the chert.
sugar fac’-ry for Klamath Falls ' Ollie Wood place at Beaver last Mon-
22. Exhibitor's aged herd: 1st. F. R.
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I day and burned on the hill back of Beals, 2nd. no entry.
town and over part of the graveyard.
23. Exhibitor's young herd: 1st. F.
Wm. Powell, supervisor, and his road R. Beals.
crew turned out. with other -near by­
24 Breeder's Calf herd: 1st. F. R.
farmers and fought the tire to a Beals.
standstill. School was hastily ad-1
Work left before 9 p. m. will
JERSEY
joumed, and most of the scholars took
1. Bull 3 yrs or over: 1st. Joe
be ready at 3 p. m. the fol­
their books home. Many of the old ech, 2nd. Alfred Zwald, 3rd.
lowing
day. Prints finished
Senator 5k Nary has asked secre-
residents remembered the fire that oc­ Robitsch.
tary
Hoover ti allow 3,
on
glossy
or dull paper as
curred at Beaver, in 1915, when six­
2. Bull. 2 and under 3 yrs.: 1st. Wm.
»
mpbacked salmon eggs
you prefer for the same
teen houses were destroyed by the Thomas.
k be ,‘i r.-
i 'regon for hatching in
leaping flames of a forest fire. It is
4. Bull Jr. yrling: 1st. L. C. Daniels, price.
tat Oreg
hatcheries. The fish ;
related that the Gilbert Brothers at
sser hate..- lo-re are to be placed Beaver, lost upwards of »85,000 by 2nd. Albert Krake. 3rd. H < White. AT KOCH’S DRUG STORE
14th. C. H. Graves, oth. Zenger 4 ,
E Oreg«, i -ustal streams, and a'
i destruction of their store and other 1 Kohler.
ped aliowa.K
M m eggs asked for,
' property, while a number lost their
5. Bull Sr. Calf: 1st. Jack Graff.
ru :• p a •in the rivers and
1 homes. Too much emphasis cannot be
6. Bull Jr. Calf: 1st L. C. Daniels,
Itrean.- : Tillamook county, as out-
laid on caution by everybody.
At 2nd. C. H. Graves, 3rd. Albert John-
tee: by D: Th ma> W Roas, a mem­ this time wish ! is dry as tinder, and
son, 4th. Ixrslie Ketch,Jr., 5th. Crar-
ber of th« -tat« commercial fish com-
once a forest fire gets beyond control,
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talk before the Til ta­ great damage to property, and even ence Arney.
7. Cow 4 yrs or over: 1st C. H.
lk Gann and Fish club of this city life may result.
Graves, 2nd. Mrs. Joe Donaldson, 3rd. When you want to convert your entire
l weeks ago. The humpback is a
Alfred Zwald, 4th. C. H. Graves, 5th. holdings into cash by way of auction
ill salmor that runs in the rivers
Alfred Zwald.
Sale, it will be to your advantage to
I bays of the coast streams during
see me. Plaese ask for a date before
9.
Cows
2
and
under
3:
1st.
Erick
iumn.- r months, thus filling a gap
you get out your bills. Call me at
Glad. 2nd. Gus Peterson, 3rd. Mrs. Tillamook
wrer. the spring and fall run of
Bakery, Phone 101.
Joe Donaldson.
jtr eaimor. varieties.
10. Heifers Sr. Yrls: 1st. Alfred
It wa- due to the efforts of Dr.
At the recent session of the county Zwald. 2nd. Mrs. Joe Donaldson, 3rd.
» tha- Senator McNary took up
i matte- with the Secretary of Com fair, the several calf clubs of this William Robitsch, 4th. Thayne Smith.
county showed fifty-nine calves, most
11. Heifers Jr. Yrling: 1st. Lester
«e It is believed that the eggs
of which were pure-breds.
This Daniels, 2nd. Gus Peterson, 3rd. AJ-
II be avai.able for the purpose, as
means that fifty-nine children in this
Ross i- tHiund to see the Tilla-
county were interested competitors
COMING TO
nk rivers and rt-eams stocked with
for judging honors. C .If Club Lead­
i Hump: a >. which he figures will
PORTLAND
* »r. at
both commercial and er Kennedy did not h ive to do any
persuading, as the young people were
bort fishermen.
anxious to show their pets, and had
them in fine condition for the big
SPECIALIST
show. The calf clubs of the state are
doing grand work in interesting and
in Internal Medicine for the
educating the young people, principal­
past twelve years
ly sons and daughters of farmers, in ,
the matter of beter cows and greater
Bwr began falling Wednesday milk check. Moreover, the work will'
DOES NOT OPERATE
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
■wmonr :*n< cveral good showers persuade a large majority of the boys
contains \ _
fresnei.. up lawns and lessen- and girls to stick to the farm, as a
The College of Literature. Science
I Ar* hazard :r U m Umbdr,
4» business, instead of going to the pre- (
Will be at
and the Arts with 22 departments
Tse water prosure is low on ac- carious life that awaits them in the
Benson Hotel Thursday. Friday, Sat­
The professional school» of Archi­
nt of the -small volume of water big cities.
urday, Sept, 27, 28, 29
tecture and Allied Arts—Business
n streams that furnish
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Administru'ion—Education—Grad
W to th.
wns of the county,
FAIR CATTLE AWARDS
ARE MADE PUBLIC
5
2nd. Frank Emminegger.
ace, 2nd. Ira G. Lance, 3rd. Erwin Mason.
19. Grand Champion Cow: Cotton-
11. Heifer, Junior Yearling: 1st Harrison, 4th. Cottonwood Farm, 5th.
Erwin
Harrison.
wood
Farm.
Robert W Hams, 2nd. John Berns, 3rd.
13. Junior Heifer Calf: 1st. John I 20. Get of Sire: 1st. Cottonwood
Ira G. Ijtnce, 4th. Josi 4 Perren, 5th.
Berns, 2nd. John Berns, 3rd. Ira G.
~ Farm, 2nd. John Berns, 3rd. Ira G.
Cottonwood Farm.
Lance, 4th. Cottonwood Farm. .
Lance, 4th. Josi 4 Perrin.
12.Heifer, Sr. Calf: 1st. Jeff Wall-
14. Sr. Champ. Bull: Homer Mason.
21. Produce of Dam: 1st. Cotton­
15. Junior Champion Bull: Pius wood Farm, 2nd. Ira G. Lance, 3rd.
Josi 4 Perrin, 4th. Cottonwood Farm.
Christen.
Do you know
22. Exhibitor’s Aged Herd: 1st.
16. Senior Champ. Cow: Cotton-
you can roll
Cottonwood Farm, 2nd. Ira G. Lance.
wood Farm
7. Junior Champ. Cow: Jeff Wal­
23. Exhibitor’s Young Herd: 1st.
Cottonwood Farm, 2nd. Josi 4 Perrin,
ls. Grand Champion Bull: Homer 3rd. John Bern-
cts fro
THE SEINE
FISH AND SEA FOODS. ICE IN SMALL QUANTITIES
Bell 59-J
R. B. HAYS, Prop.
'BAYOCEAN beaches
HAVE GOOD SEASON
“B ull 'D urham
TOBACCO
SENATOR MCNARY
ASKS FOR SALMON
General line of
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
and Glass
Mowing Machines, Discs and Harrows
Both Phones
Tillamook. Oregon
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BEAVER SECTION
HAS BRUSH FIRE
BELLS KODAK
SHOP
A. W. Plank Hardware
Uoody—r Tires
191» 19JU
HU2 1K3
hough always
T
highest in qual­
ity, Goodyear Tires
are never high
priced, as this chart
shows. See how
Goodyear Tire
prices for years have
kept under the av­
erage price level for
all commodities.
Today, the best tires
Goodyear ever built
sell for 37% less than
in 1920; 30% less
than in 1914. This
is a good time to
buy Goodyears.
A« Goodyear Ser Pice Sfafton
Draleri u>r cell and recom­
mend the new Goodyear
Cerda tai th the beveled All-
Weather Tread and bach
them ap tetth standard
G»odrear Service
SUNSET GARAGE
A MEAL WITHOUT MEAT
Somep eople get along fine without meat but most
people consider it the foundation of their meals.
We want to sell you meat and it will be the very best
government inspected meat that we can get. For
your next roast, steak, chops, hams or bacon call on
the
THE SATISFACTION MARKET
LOUIE LOLL, Butcher
Fresh clean eatables at reasonablep rices are
what we try to specialize in. New arrivals this week
are all kinds of whole spices for pickling and pre­
serving in 10c packages, fresh bulk dates at 15c per
lb., bulk cocoa at 10c lb, fancy comb honey at 35c
per frame, fine Florida grape fruit at 15c each and
our excellent roast coffees. Buy bulk coffee on Fri­
days and save money.
THE SATISFACTION STORE
E. G. ANDERSON
CALF CLUB SHOW
DISPLAYS ANIMALS
J. H. NASH
DR MELLENTHIN
»IN IS WELCOMED
BY TILLAMOOKERS
are hoping that it will
• enwgr
raise the streams so
-t »aimar ■■■ II ascend the several
tna- f ■w int<i Tillamok bay.
BIG SLUGGING MATCH
IS WON BY CHAMPION
After a slugging match lasting less
Portland port had 123 vessels en- than two full rounds, last Friday
’*■« di-.- . August and 20 per cent night, Dempsey knocked out Luis Fir-
po, the “Bull of the Pampas.” In
** tons.
the first round Dempsey knocked
Firpo down five times, and hit the
floor twice himself, in the same
round. In the first half of the second
round, Dempsey laid the South Amer­
ican low for the count. About 85,000
people paid »1,200,000 for seats.
Dtagor Agriculture College, Cor- Who says the war spirit is dead ?
“■ Se;, i' —The magnitude and
’**w7 of boy's and girl's club
« th. state will be impressed
1 '* minds of the visitors at the
'*’* fair in Salem September 24 to
• Mtording
H. C. Seymour, state
The tug Siletz passed down the bay ,
*** boy’s and girl’s club work.
4rl*rand b<-.-.er displays at the fair and out to sea last Sunday with a
big cargo of culvert pipe shipped
” Mkated.
whim ting club work will be from the Lamb-Schrader dock in this
by Multnomah, Jackson, city. The pipe is made by the Dolan
Iann, Polk, Tillamook. factory, and is used for draining on
[****Mru.r Columbia, Clackamas, the Lincoln county section of the
&,v»r
her man, and Malheur Rosevelt highway. The pipe is first,
.you-
people. In addition. placed in position, and then graded
1 *». Lan<, Yamhill, and Clataop over. A. T. Dolan has built up a nice I
J*1* a - - -ctad to fall in line. business in that line this summer,
J**« stock judging teams will and it is understood that he has fu­
*hd 12 countie« wil send can- ture orders to fill along the line of
“ Mams to try out for honors. that ro«d.
WS AND GIRLS CLUBS
AT STATE FAIR 24 TO 29
DRAIN TILE SHIPPED
FOR HIGHWAY WORK
FOlR DAYS ONLY
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For
Dr. Mellinthin is a regular gradu­
ate in medicine and surgery and is
licensed by the state of Oregon.
He visits professionally the more
important towns and cities and of­
fers to all who call on this trip free
consultation, except the expense of
treatment when desired.
According to his method of treat­
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of
stomach, onsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re­
sults in diseases of the stomach, liv­
er, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catar­
rh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica,
leg ulcers and rectal ailments,
If you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call, as improp-
er measures rather than disease are
often the cause of your long standing
trouble.
Remember above date, that consul­
tation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
Married women must be accompan­
I
ied by their husbands.
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg., Los
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ERVICE over many season«.-
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25 PER CENT
DISCOUNT ON
PYRALIN
IVORY
Before our new stock
of Pyralin Ivory comes
in we are selling what
we have left at 25 per
cent discount. A good
buy.
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