inAY. NOVEMBER lfi, 1923
klan meeting
WAS HELD AT SALEM
, -.tv one hundred kfenamen from
M"'
. ..__
lamook and other parts of this
j,ty attended « big meeting of the
in held at ««>••'» last Saturday
hl. .. It is
•» said
-— that there were sev-
.thousuivl klnrisiiien tn the line of
Lt. and other thousands witnessed
Lemonstration at the fair grounds
L Sah m Two big airplanes flew
L
city apd fair ground«, one
hted by » Bery cross, and the other
bring •» illumini»1««! invitation:
„in the Klan.” It was estimated
jt 10,004» kfenamen were present
mi various parts of the state. A
»e class it is «“id was initiated at
I meeting.
Special open meeting of K. P. Dis-
L Convention at city hall Monday
bning. November 19th. Entertain-
int. Th«' public is cordially invited,
adv.
IRAMATIC SINGER
HEARD IN RECITAL
IPovI Boerne Bjornskjold was heard
I recital here Friday night at the
Kristian church under the auspices
I the Munday Musical club. A lurg'
Lwd attended mid much appreei-
tun was manifest at the program.
[Mr Bjornskjold is of Danish birth
Ll possesses a powerful tenor voice,
ting called by some a successor to
kruao.
[sketches from Lohengrin and Pag-
gei were ably rendered by the art-
t, as well as other songs.
Mr. Bjornskjold was accompanied
i Emil Enna of Portland.
CARO OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
anks und appreciation, to the many
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
friends and neighbors, who so kind
ly assisted us during the sickness and
death of our beloved husband and
father. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
MRS. FRED BALMER
MR. AND MRS. JOHN HOFMANN
AND FAMILY
ELIZABETH BALMER
MARTHA BALMER
REPORT OF TILLAMtMiK COW-
TESTING ASSOCIATION FOR
OCTOBER, 1923
Paul Fitzpatrick Secretary, G. A
Peters, Tester.
No. cows tested
1636 No. cows over 40 pounds fat,
189. Avg. milk per cow 587; avg. fat
per cow, 28.98
High pure-bred herd: owner, No.
cows, Avg. milk, Avg. fat. Homer
Mason, 15, 758, 40.58. Cottonwood
Farm 18, 619, 31.06.
Three high grade herds over 20
cows: Owner, No. cows, Avg. milk,
Avg. fat. Hunt & Dürrer, 28, 815,
42.37.
Dave Fitzpatrick, 20, 732,
88.83. Dürrer * Son, 27, 784, 39.46.
Three high grade herds under 20
cows: Owner, No. cows, Avg. milk,
Avg. fat. Harley Foland, 13 776,
38.63. P. Bua lach, 18, 726, 38.18. Ki-
ger A- Josi, 16, 913, 37.55.
High pure bred cow: Owner, Kiger
& Josi, name of cow, Nora, breed,
Holstein, age, M; pounds milk, 2173;
pounds fat, 78.49.
High grade cow: Owner P Bus
lach; name of cow, Sunbeam; breed,
Guernsey; age, M; pounds milk, 1432;
pounds fat 85.92.
Following in the order given is
the owner, name of cow, breed, milk,
pounds fat, fat:
Class A. Mature cows making 55
pounds of fat. Philip Buslach, Sun
beam, G G, 1432, 6.0, 85.92. Kiger &
Josi, Nora, R H, 2173, 3.61, 78.49.
Williams & Beals. Blacky, BH, 1572,
4.8, 75.46; Roletta, GH, 1119, 5.5, 61.55
Frank Blaser, Dora, GJ. 1280, 6.8,
74.24. Hunt 4 Dürrer, Hermosa, GG
1122, 6.0, 67.32; Bonita, GG, 1426, 4.2,
59.89; Bessie, GG, 933, 6.4, 59.71;
977,
M6°: n°ny- GC-
933, 6.1 56.91. f
I ““1
Brownie,
GJ, 1438, 4.5, 64.71. E.M. Leonnig,
Daisy, GH, 1324, 4.8, 63.55. Josi
Bros., No. 14, GH, 1395, 4.1 61.38. N.
M. Nielsen, No. 1, GH, 1280, 4.7, 60.63;
No. 6, GJ, 874, 6.7, 58.56. Dürrer &
Son, 1-ady, GJ, 1101, 5.5, 60.56; Beau
ty, GJ, 1181, 4.8, 56.69; Pet, GG, 1054,
5.3, 55.86. Josi & Perrin, Eva, GG,
1345, 4.5, 60.53. And. Vetsch, No. 54,
GG, 1311, 4.5, 59.00.
Cottonwood
Farm, Eva, GH, 1336, 4.3, 57.45; Gail,
RG, 1172, 4.7, 55.08. J. L. Jones,
Ioca, GA, 1463, 3.8, 55.59.
RT- 77R. S'2. 10.4«. ■TosI & Perrin,
Dora, GG
- 2 38.22. Homer
GG, 735, 5.2,
Mason, Primrose, RG, 732, 5.2, 38.06;
Viola, RG, 577, 6.1, 35.20. Robert
Portman, Darky, GH, 915, 4.1, 37.52.
Dave Fitzpatrick, Jersey, GJ, 763, 5.0,
36.15. Sam Blaser, No. 13, GJ, 574,
6.2, 35.59.
the improvement of Tillamook bay. coopei ate with the lumber interests in provement of Tillamook bay
That
That done, and the lumber output will securing improvement of the bay, apd ,|orie
— e, an<l there will follow timber ex
thereby
help
themselves.
take care of itself.
Mill railroads
ploitation undrenmed by the most
will get the logs to the mills on the
2t0
situation is the im- aanguine community booster.
bay, and from these mills, there is
but one handling until the manufac
tured product reaches its destination,
be it far or near.
•
The timberman who keeps waiting
FISH AND SEA FOODS. ICE IN SMALL QUANTITIES
for the big railroad companies to
Special open meeting of K. P. Dis build in to or through his timber ter
B®!* 59 J
R. B. HAYS, Prop.
trict Convention at city hall Monday ritory, is a dreamer; and his timber
evening, November 19th. Entertain may continue to stand uncut for years
ment. The public is cordially invited. to come. The man who has the vis
—adv.
ion to get results by building his own
Class B. Cows 4 yrs. old making
logging railroads, is a practical ex
45 pounds fat. Dave Fitzpatrick, Jan,
ponent
of modern methods.
GJ, 1169, 5.4, 63.13. E. M. Leonnig,
Tillamook must get the needl'd bar
Flower, GJ 899, 6.8, 61,18.
John
improvements. It is believed that
Berns, Nettie, RG, 1039, 5.8, 60.26.
our people are awake to this fact; and
N. M. Nielsen, No. 87, GJ, 1107, 4.9,
(Continued from page 1)
now is the time to make our demands,
General line of
54.24. Homer Mason, Linnie, RG,
Forget the
784, 6.0, 47.04; Evangeline, RG, 750, prise everybody. And it is coming and get “the bacon.”
6.2, 46.50. Philip Buslach, Pansy, GG, sooner than you think,” said the tim big railroads. The Almighty gave us
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
berman, as he gazed meditatively at Tillamook bay. He also gave ns the
806, 5.7, 45.94.
the great array of timber that fine bodies of timber, and provided a
and Glass
Class C. Cows 3 yrs. old making
spread over thousands of acres east way to get it out. Evidently the Cre
40 pounds fat. Hunt & Dürrer, Mor-
ward to the far away summit of the ator knew what He was doing, and
jorie, GG, 1094, 5.7, 62.36. N. M. Coast range.
if the created have not the grit, the
Mowing Machines, Discs and Harrows
Nielsen, No. 10, GG, 1128, 5.5, 62.04.
Right here- is food for thought. dogged persistence and sense requis
Philip Buslach, Rex, RG, 1110, 5.0,
Have the people of Tillamook city and ite to make use of the natural means
Both Phones
Tillamook, Oregon
55.50. George Olson. Tina, GG, 1004,
the surrounding bay section given the afforded to get our great forests of
5.1, 51.20. Homer Mason, Rosette, matter of the future development of timber to a market, they will have no
RG, 1039, 4.7, 48.83; Blue Bell, RG, the lumber industry in this county one to blame but themselves.
744, 5.5, 40.92. Clark Embum, Peg the wide view? The writer admits
If the people of this county would
gy, GJ 794, 6.1, 48.43. E. M. Leon that he had not, up to this time. The
increase
the big lumber pay rolls of
nig, Spot, GJ, 1029, 4.4, 45.28; Beauty, average man believes as the writer
RJ, 688, 6.4, 44.03. John Berns, Glen did, that real timber exploitation nec this county, and build up this city and
other parts of the county, they must
da, RG, 967, 4.5, 43.52. Paul Bros. essarily depends upon the extension
Grace, GJ, 682, 6.2, 42.47. Dave Fitz of the lines of big railroad concerns
patrick, Cowslip, GJ, 685, 6.1, 41.79. into this county from the Willamette
Sam Blaser, Doll, GG, 657, 6.3, 41.39. valley, before great development of
John Fitzpatrick, Babe, GJ, 735, 5.5, the timber industry on the west side
40.43.
of the coast range can begin. The
Class D Cows 2 yrs. old making 35 statement of the timberman has ex
pounds fat. Williams & Beals, Jen- ploded that old idea. What Tillamook
nie.GH, 967, 5.6, 54.15. John Berns, needs is improvement of the Tilla-
Marie, RG, 1039, 4.9, 50.91. N. M. moo bay, so that the prospective bil
Nielsen, No. 4, GG, 694, 6.4, 44.42; lions of feet of lumber can get out to
No. 5, GJ, 580, 6.4, 37.12. Dürrer & sea, independent of the big railroad
Son, Star, GG, 806, 5.5, 44.33. Hunt systems. Once the bar is improved,
4 Dürrer, Red, GG, 983, 4.4, 43.25; then will come the lumber fle<t, and
Jersey, GJ, 899, 4.4, 39.56; Brindle, it is surprising how much some of
GG, 784. 4.9, 38.42; Beauty, GG, 785, those big lumber carriers can take
blocks of the Good
4.5, 35.42. Harley Foland, Babe, GJ, away at a single load.
year All-Weather
713, 5.7, 40.64. Paul Bros., Mildred,
The key to the whole situation is
will be loaded with good things to eat. We want to furnish the Tur
Tread keep the max
key, Chicken or Roast; all fine, fat, fancy meat. Let us have your
imum traction and
Turkey and Chicken order now. It will be to your advantage as well
safety under your
as ours.
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LONE WOLF, vs. L. Johnson
4 Rounds
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