ip AY. OCTOBER 19, 1923 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT OCIETY EVENTS MANY MILK PRODUCTION j. U. G. CLUB ENTERTAINED UNITED BRETHREN HELD SATISFACTORY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Sunday School 10 a. m. Classes for all ages. Morning Worship 11 a. m. Song service 7:30 p. m. Ser- mon 8 p. m. Those in attendance last Sunday pronounced the bill of fare most pal­ atable and soul refreshing. Two good “squares” Sunday. Come! There is a comfortable pew waiting for you. W. O. WOOLF.VER, Pastor. FISHING IS REPORTED GOOD LIQUID FERTILIZER IS FOUND VALUABLE I period of years in order to produce above. Believing such a contract to the sinking fund required by the mu­ be illegal certain Spokane bond houses " LITE -FOOT" nicipality. Bond dealers have looked Powdered intsituted legal proceedings, bringing askance at this method of making I DANCE FLOOR sure of a sinking fund, because its acton against the road district com­ WAX integrity, and hence security for bond missioners and the Investors’ Syndi­ fl f smooth. <114« The result is the Supreme Two hundred Pythians and Pyth­ issues, rather largely in the hands of cate. ng Hnish to hl r 4 Court decision declaring the contract or soft-wood floors. a private corporation. Without seek ­ ian Sisters gathered at the K. of P. irregular and ordering a restoration NO ACID, GRF.4I1 ing to reflect in any way on the firm OR DUST. hall in this city last Monday night to mentioned, but with a desire to shed of the funds paid out by the district. Your druggist has do honor to Claude W. Barrick, the light on a situation of importance to The surety companies on the bonds It If not send us ■tampa, 75c fop one- recently elected head of the Pythian all taxpayers, the above account re­ of the commissioners have been made pound package order in this state. Many visitors ferred to the recent decision of the subjects of judgement for the amount (LARKK, WOODWARD were present, including M. F. Hard­ Idaho Supreme Court declaring in­ of the payment to the syndicate, so | DRUG Oew esty of Seaside, and others. Wheeler, valid such an agreement between pub­ that it would appear that the district Nehalem, and other Tillamook towns lic officials and a private corporation cannot possibly lose.” were represented, while home folk in the following language: joined in a splendid program. Grand “It appears that the Investors’ Syn­ ’.wm'eiiaiaaaafgieiefa Chancellor Barrick spoke feelingly dicate of Minneapolis has been en­ of the honor conferred upon him; and gaged in the sale of its so-called among other speakers was past grand bonds, which provide that if the pur­ FISH AND SEA FOODS. ICE IN SMALL QUANTITIES chancellor Hardesty of Seaside. Past chaser shall complete a series of fix­ vice chancellot J. O. Bozorth of Bay ed annual payments, then at the final Bell 59-J R. B. HAYS, Prop. City also spoke. He was the first maturity of the term, the syndicate vice grand chancellor of the state of will pay a lump sum, which is pre­ Nevada. The Pythian Sisters prepar­ sumed to be the product of the annual --------------------------- ed a bountiful and elaborate dinner payments, with compound interest for the large throng, and were feat­ thereon. The syndicate, we are told, ured on the program which included has been very active around Moscow, recitations and speaking. The exer­ Ida., and has placed much of its paper cises lasted until a late hour. with private investors. Recently its representatives branched out to pro­ General line of cure munieipal sinking funds and D or Honors Close to Home Highway District No. 2 of Moscow to Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes made a contract with Ijitah County At the Willamette kennel club’s re- spend $7,500 annually for ten years on and Glass cent dog show in Portland, Pierce’s a proposal such as we have outlined Lady, a Boston terrier bitch took the special prize, the regular prize and Mowing Machines, Discs and Harrows four second prizes. The winner is a sister of Arlene’s Patrick, a Tilla­ Both Phones Tillamook, Oregon mook dog, owned by Howard Lamar, who had his choice of the two dogs two years ago and who chose the male. The Tillamook dog is Arlene’s Patrick, R. K. C. 319,237. A I Goodyear DO HONOR TO HEAD Mrs Nichols entertained the J. U. elub last Wednesday afternoon, Production of milk is holding up th Mrs. C. Stanley as assisting fairly well considering the lateness of »less. A very social afternoon was jut, aft«”- which a delightful lun- the season. Many farmers are feed- ,n was served to the club mem- ing considerable grains and Mill Run trs. Th* guests were: Mr». J‘ F or-1 I now because cheese ----- —- w ww wj price is good. ar, Mrs. David Kuratli, Mrs. Paul Production is holding up to about isney, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Mellinger the same as last year. Z. ___ half About td Mrs. E. G. Green. ol the milk is now being made into the loaf cheese. best town on the coast Triplets cheese is selling today at 30 cents Tillamook longhorns at 31 A drummer at one of the local cent«, and loaf at 82 cent«. Dtels one day this week had the fol­ Wisconsin markets declined sharply M. F. MacLeod, the sport loving wing to say about Tillamook: this wwli, twins selling at Plymouth Scotchman from Mohler, came down “I make most of the towns along at the auction board at 22 3-4 cents, to attend the Legion boxing contest ie Oregon and California coast, and daisies and longhorns each at 23 3-4 last Saturday night, and had a front truthfully state a fact when I say cents, a drop of about two cents. So seat. Speaking of the big run of sal­ iat Tillamook, according to its pop- far Tillamook prices are unchanged mon in the Nehalem this season, Mac ation, is the best town I have seen and it is thought that should there be asseverated “That a man could take om San Francisco north to Seattle, a reaction in Wisconsin next week a string and tie a billiard ball to the think it is the best town of its size that no change will be necessary in hook and catch more fish in half an i the coast." Tillamook. hour than could be taken home on a dray.” As no one had the hardihood ASSOCIATION FEED PRICES to take issue with the jolly Mohler merchant, the story went. Prices of grains throughout the siderable quantities of Mill Run have untry are showing a considerable been shipped east from eastern Ore­ i-reuse the laBt ten days. Com is gon, Washington, and Iraho, while ling sold at $1.08 the bushel on the quantities of Mill Run have been Jhicagi' market, which necessarily shipped to Philadelphia and Balti- irings prices considerable higher on more from Portland by steamer. Cal­ his coast. The strong advances of ifornia has been taking large quanti­ Many farmers are putting in liq­ h< corn market has had the result of ties of Mill Run also. uid manure tanks in this county. ringing the other grains up with The association is selling subject to They find that it pays to save the he exception of that of wheat. Con- change without notice the following: liquid manure and put it upon their pasture lands. It seems to have a Ton Lots Sack Lots wonderful rejuvenating effect, and is lats, corn, and wheat.. $41 $1.95 distributed by a sprinkler in the fall Iround barley ............... 41 1.95 over the pasture land,, and the next uts and barley ............. 41 1.95 season shows a big increase of grass. 30 [ill Run ......................... 1.20 This fertilizer places back into the lolas-l1 Meal ....... 39 2.00 Soil chemical ingredients that stimu­ Ibers’ Dairy ................. 36 J 1.40 late growth of grass and adds to the liddlings ......................... 43 2.00 strength of the soil. The tanks are rratch feed ................... 53 2.75 coming into use quite rapidly, and ggmaker ................... 54 - 2.75 are made of concrete. Barns are so 45 (heat .................... ... 2.25 constructed nowdays that this fert­ jnseed Oil Meal ........... 55 2.75 ilizer can be placed in the tanks con­ 50 lotton Seed Meal ........... 2.50 veniently. Scientific farming is add­ Some time ago Tillamook City, the lolled barley ........ . ... 43 1.65 ing dollars to the farmer and dairy­ Fairview water district and the Kil- 43 loller oats ..................... 1.60 man's monthly payroll. chis river drainage district subscribed Milk Flow 42 2.10 to a proposition made by the invest­ ierr's Milk Ration 43 2.15 or’s Syndicate of Minneapolis where­ Ine-half ground salt . 20 .60 by the local concerns were to pay a ilfalfa hay .... ............... 22 off cara stated amount into the investment hit and vetch hay 22 off cara company and by doing so have cer­ lard wheat flour ........... 1.90 tain indebtedness retired. The Paci­ Soft wheat flour .............. Geo. W. Russell, deputy state game fic Banker has the following to say re­ 1.40 The association is getting in a car- Rteadily in the Willamette valley, in warden for this county received a tele­ garding the investment company: “In a recent issue of the bond Buy­ na