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THIS ISSUE 8 PAGES
FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1924
ization at the armory in Portland, in the country in the national nJ
HONOR DUE O. N. G.
Wapato lake in Washington coun­ cows, 25; Avg. milk, 544; Avg. fat,
Mr. Martin's mother at Aumsville,
matches at Camp Perry and J
Friday
night.
ty the greatest shooting place for 28.36. Owner Geo. Durrer; Ko. cows,
Marion county, this week.
This- will make the third consecu­ bringing to Oregon of three of J
canvasbacks in western Oregon, was 23; Avg. milk, 501; Avg. fat, 27.01.
For the third consecutive year the tive year that the Oregon national great national trophies, a retJ
A. A. Pennington has bought the entirely devoid of water up to the
Three high grade herds under 20
Oregon
National Guard tops the mili­ guard has held its lead and with that makes new history for
George and T. J. Van Patten, sons Irvie Keldson property on Third present week. There has been virt­ cows: Owner, John Berns; No. cows,
only one month of 1923 to go, Ore­ state.”
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Patten of this street west and will move in February. ually no duck bhuoting in the upper 19; Avg. milk, 644; Avg. fat, 32.11. tary area of the Ninth corps, and is gon is 11 per cent ahead of its near­
Willamette valley where shooting is '.’■¿T.or ’’
No. cows, 14: Avrr. c.n-ling by a '-'«fe
all com­ est competitor, Wjumhife, in ieir.-
cilj, nrrive'J home Ti.- dr.y morning
D. O. Spitzr.ieeser is moving into usually good after October 1. In milk, 577; Avg. fat, 31.50. J. Ver-
petitors, with only a part of a month tive strength, and is 17 per cent
of last week, from Long Beach, Cali­
the house he bought of C. A. Svensou eastern Oregon Malheur and Warner miiyea; No. cows, 3; Avg. milk, 699, f ,
fornia, where they have been for the
to go. The following statement will ahead of Washington, which was its
on Eleventh street and Second avenue lakes have been at a new low level, Avg. fat, 30.06.
past fourteen months. Tom left Fri­
Albany—Mountain States Power
be pleasant reading to the friends of nearest competitor a year ago.
east as soon as the house is finished. Probably one-half of the lakes on
High pure-bred cow: Owner P. Bus­
44 Not only are we in the lead,” said | voluntarily cuts electric light ¡ J A
day for Buell, Idaho, to see his child­
the
Tillamook
unit,
and
to
the
officers
Sauvies island and along the lower lach; Name of cow. Rex; breed, R.
ren, and will then return to California
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Spitzmesser
Colonel Libby, “but this has been power rates approximately 15
ar.d men of company K:
and go to the Hawaiian Islands, spent Christmas at McMinnville. Mrs. Columbia river were dry until the [Guernsey; age, 3 years; lbs. m:lk,
accamplished at a much smaller cost
Oregon
’
s
national
guard
is
now
so
where he may remain from on) to five Spitzmesser will visit with her sister first week in December.
Klamath Falls—Officials of the (Bl .
'1060; lbs. fat, 57.24
far in the lead of all other western than in any . competing states. Dur­
But
even
under
the
most
lavorabie
years. He is a fine painter and dec­ awhile.
High grade cow: Owner, P.* Buslach; states of the Ninth corps area that ing the present year the 162d infan­ ifornia-Oregon Power company atB
circumstances duck shooting ha been
orator, and goes over to the Islands
name of cow, Sun Beam; breed, G. Oregon is certain to end the pres­ try regiment became the largest in rize immediate construction of a I
to look after property owned by a
Chris Hanson of Bay City was in on the decline. German carp intro­ Guernsey; age, M; lbs. milk, 1128; ent year in first place, according to the United States and was so an- million-dollar power plant on Lnk
duced
into
the
Columbia
river
many
rich Is>« Angeles man, and will paint town Saturday, He says fishing on
lbs. fat, 75.58.
er with a capacity of 4500 horsepc
Lieutenant-Colonel Eugene Libby, nounced by the war department,
and decorate a large hotel, and care the bay has been somewhat hampered vears ago have destroyed virtually
Portland, Astoria & Pacific rail
The following gives owner, name of president of the Oregon National
“Another laurel that has come to
all
the
wapato
and
other
natural
duck
for the building until completed fully by the recent storm.
to
put through passenger train
cow,
treed,
pounds
of
milk,
pounds
of
national
guard
is
the
the
Oregon
Guard
association,
in
his
report
sub
­
foods and flashing automobile lights
and ready for use. George will re­
fat, and fat: Class A. Mature cows mitted at a meeting of that organ- beating of the entire national guard tween Portland and Vernonia.
Frank
Astman
was
in
the
city
Sat
­
have
frightened
the
ducks
and
kspt
main here for a time. The boys
making 50 pounds fat. P. Buslach,
drove up from Long Beach by auto urday from Twin Rocks. Mr. Ast- them from descending in the Willa­ Sunbeam, GG, 1122, 6.7, 75.58. Dave
man
is
interested
in
some
timber
near
mette
valley.
1001 miles in one hour over three
The few localities which remain Fitzpatrick, Lily. RJ, 1262, 5.9, 74.46.
the beach resort.
days, daylight schedule.
favorable
to duck shouting are feed­ J. W. Jennings, No. 43, GH, 1398, 4.5,
C. J. Johnson, of Mohler was a
Mrs. Charles Stephens of Mohler ing places kept up and controlled by 62.91. Frank Blaser, Vivian, GJ, 1175,
ALL LADIES OF TILLAMOOK ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO A
city sojourner last Thursday^.
spent several days in the city last private clubs. The only opportunity 5.3, 62.28. And. Vetseh, No. 54, GJ,
Misses Rose and Della Smith were week. Mr. Stephens is ill at a local the ordinary hunter has to get a mess 1091, 5.7, 62.19. Josi Bros., No. 28,
in the city last Friday, from the busy hospital.
of ducks is along the coast or along GH, 1237, 4.7, 58.14. John Berns,
litle sawmill town of Garibaldi.
Whitie, SJ, 946, 6.1, 57.71. Neilsen
some flyway during a storm.
January 11 is the date set for the
C, Nelson, I. Farrow, C. J. Bock­
With extermination of the ducks Bros. Nancy, GH, 1249, 4.6, 57.45.
man and E. N. Spence of Rochester, Harp-Orchestra Concert at the Christ­ threatened the advisory committee of Josi & Perrin, Chance, GJ, 1364, 4.4,
Wash., are spending some time here ian church, 8 P. M.—Adv.
the Biological Survey is this month 60.12. Adolph Schild, No 13, GH, 1380,
in looking about Tillamook.
They
meeting at Washington, D. C. and 4.0, 55.20. Fred Robitsch, Maid RJ,
January
11
is
the
date
set
for
the
came in by automobile, and seem
considering
reduction of the duck bag 1060, 5.1, 54.06. Josi Bros. No. 14,
Harp-Orchestra Concert at the Christ­
pleased with this part of the coast.
limit
from
25
to 15; control of auto­ GH, 1265, 4.2, 53.12. Paul Fitzpatrick,
E. A. Wellander of Idaville, was up ian church, 8 P. M.—Adv.
*■ K
matic and pump guns and taxing of Lady, RJ, 942, 5.6, 52.75. Edgar &
GIVEN BY
to the county seat town Thursday.
George Williams, timberman of private clubs to obtain a fund for the Son, Dulcie, GJ, 1256, 4.2, 52.75. Josi
Fred Skomp spent a day or two in the Bay City country, was in the city purchase of public shooting grounds: & Perron, Clover, GG, 973, 5.3, 51.57.
town the latter part of last week, Monday on business.
All of these measures are of vital E. M. Leonnig, Flivver, GJ, 899, 5.7,
coming from his home at Sagrada
51.24.
interest to this state.
II. G. Guild, accompanied by Mrs.
Bend, on the Trask.
Class B. Four year olds making 40
It is believed that the roofing of the Guild, left Monday for Portland to
pounds fat. Dave Fitzpatrick, Jan,
Mrs. Humphrey is a nationally known food demonstrator- and for a full
new Armory building will be done look after property they own on San­
GJ, 1004, 6.2, 62.25. N. M. Neilsen,
this week. With that done, and the dy boulevard. Mr. Guild has been on
week,
beginning Saturday, she will give demonstrations in the
No. 11, 946, 6.3, 59.60; No. 26, GG,
A
interior work finished, the Armory the Headlight staff foi the past ten
1035, 5.2, 53.82 J. Berns, Nettie, RG,
months here and many of the Tilla­
will soon be ready for use.
E. M. Leonnig,
The Woman’s club met on their 871, 6.08, 52.96.
John Connell of Hillsboro spent a mook county people were very sorry
Flower,
GJ,
691,
6.9,
47.68. Zenger &
regular
day
at
the
club
rooms,
about
couple of days over here the early to see him leave. However, he is
Kohler, No. 11, GJ, 849, 5.0, 42.45.
expected to return and take up his twenty members being present.
part of the week, hunting ducks.
The usual business was dispensed Homer Mason, Lima, RG, 667, 6.3,
Mel. Stout spent the holidays with work for the Headlight again within
on Bread Baking, Rolls, Cinnamon Rolls, Parkerhouse Rolls, Prune Bread,
with, when the program committee 42.02
n very short time.
friends at Hillsboro.
Million Dollar Bread, Nut Bread, Bran Bread, Berry Pies (without the juice
Class C. Three year olds making
announced a treat in store for all
A. G. Ross of Wheeler spent Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. David Kuratli were those present A Christmas tree was 35 pounds fat. P. Buslach, Rex, RG,
running out), Angel Food Cakes, Golden West Cake, White Layer Cakes, Cake
day last in this city.
visitors to Portland this week.
Frostings and Fillings, Coffee making, French Salad Dressing, Mayonaise
one of the principal features with a 1060, 5.4, 57.24. George Durrer, Ruby,
M. Wann of Wheeler was a county
(easiest and quickest methods and very latest).
seat visitor last Thursday.
The plumbers of the city have been tiny gift for each member there on, GJ, 1246, 5.0, 62.30. J. Berns, Glenda,
in great demand this week, answering and then tea and wafers were serv­ RG, 1004, 4.8, 48.19. P. Buslach,
Mrs. Humphrey represents several Oregon manufacturers and uses nothing
C. P. Moody, Y. A. McWilliams, W.
Susie, GG, 784, 5.1. 39.98. E. M.
distress calls from
householders ed by the committee.
but
Oregon manufactured goods. All baking is done with Crown Best Patent
L. Norton, Y. 8. Stevenson ami Geo.
The club expects to give a “Home Leonnig, Spot, GJ, 908, 4.7, 42.68.
whose water faucets had in some
Hayes of Halsey, were over here the
Flour
(the Pure Food flour), baked on a Westinghouse Electric range,
range. The
Clyde
Kinneman,
Nig,
GJ,
927,
4.6,
Product"
dinner
soon
for
the
pub-
manner sotpped running.
latter part of last week, on a hunt­
lie library as a way of helping to 42.64 N. M. Neilsen, No. 10, GD, 784,
products are sold in Tillamook by these merchants:
ing and fishing trip.
Tuesday was a very quiet day in finance the treasury and also adver­ 5.1, 39.98. J. V. Fitzpatrick, Babe,
the city most of the business houses tise home products.
GJ, 555, 6.7, 37.19. George Durrer,
Harold Graves and wife left for a
E. G. ANDERSON
staying closed for inventory. Very
Mattie, GJ, 732, 5.0, 36.60. R. Port-
Several
important
committees
were
trip to Portland to visit with relatives
CONOVERS’ STORES
few people were about the streets appointed to look into various civic man, Shorty, GJ, 849, 4.8. 40.75. Dave
during the holidays. They returned
during the day.
LARSON AND HECHTNER
Eeauty,
RJ,
541,
6.6,
matters.
An
urgent
request
has
been
Fitzpatrick,
the day after New Year.
nssued
to
all
members
to
be
present
36.04.
TILLAMOOK
CASH GROCERY
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Pangborn and
Miss Vera Clark spent the holidays
Ciass D. 2 year olds making 30
BURGE
GROCERY
two children, Lucile and Cyrus, are at the next meeting.
with relatives in Wheeler.
pounds fat. Leo Sander, Lily, RJ,
visiting their numerous relatives in
SKAGGS UNITED STORES
NOTICE OF DONATIONS
986,
5.0, 49.30. John Berns, Marie,
and
around
Tillamook.
The
former
Hubert O'Dell and wife returned
ROBERTSON GROCERY
RG, 877, 4.95, 43.41. H. Foland, Babe,
from a trip to McMinnville Friday is a nephew of Frank Pangborn, Mrs.
To
the
Tillamook
woman
’
s
club
Homer
Mason.
for
GJ,
589,
7.0,
41.23.
night, after spending Christmas with Viola Noyes and Mrs. Josephine Ileas-
Everyone i»
is invited
demonstrations. There
uvei.yvue
Hiviteu to these
tnese iiemonsirations.
lhere will be a different pro­
ton. Their home is in Burr Oak the benefit of the Tillamook public Primrose, KG, 651, 5.5, 35.81. John
relatives and old time friends.
gram each day and each hour from 10 a. m. until 4:30 p. m. No orders will be the
Jewell county, Kansas. They lived in library. The donation of carrots, par­ Berns, Glen. RG, 682, 485, 33.08. Hunt
C. F. McKnight and Earl Marshall, Tillamook, however, for a time in snips, onions, butter, milk, cream, & Durrer, Rockie, GG, 655, 5.0, 32.74.
solicited, but samples will be served and samples of goods will be given away,
two government Prohibition agents 1910 and find quite a change in con­ potatoes, cabbage, meat, cheese, fish Paul Bros. Mildred, RJ, 549, 5.9,
ove
also a nice Cook Book for each housewife.
were in the city a few days, going on ditions since then. They came in their rutabagas, or apples will be greatly 32.39. R. Portman, Darky, SH, 735.
r*
Saturday from this place to Astoria. car, leaving Kansas November 1, appreciated for the Home Products 4.4, 32.34. .1. W. Jennings, No. 46,
re.
dinner to be given January 18. Please GH, 871. 3.7| 32.23. Homer Mason,
if
t
stopping
n
few
days
at
Richmond,
Eugene Farrington of Michigan, an
leave with Mrs. Morris Schnal, one of Glen, RG, 558, 5.7, 31.81. Homer
Ths
uncle of Mrs. Chas. Finch, returned California, near Berkely with a sister the committee.—Adv.
Mason, Viola, RG, 512, 5.9, 30.21.
. ha*
with Mr. Finch on his recent trip to of Mrs. Pangborn'*; then going north
pot
Michigan und will remain in Oregon to Portland, Tacoma and Seattle,
IPORI OF TILLAMOOK COW­ NO SUIT FOILED FROM TILLA­
spending some time with relatives at
ryii
indefinitely for his health.
TESTING ASSOCIATION FOR
MOOK
each place, coming to Tillamook Dec­
*»,■
DEI EMBER, 1923
Miss Jennie Reed is spending her ember 23. They intend making quite
wh
A Portland paper recently stated
holiday season with her sister, Mrs. an extended visit and may possibly
Paul Fitzpatrick, secretary; G. A. that a suit wafts filed front this county
Lettie Smith, Miss Reed is teach- locate here sometime, although their
twr
ing near Harrisburg, Oregon.
business interests are now in Kansas. Peters, tester. No. cows tested 1152; attacking the validity of the Super­
No. cows over 40 lbs fat, 66; Avg. vising tax law. The statement was
Mrs. Grace Gerard, of North Da­
Mrs. Maud Wilson left for Portland milk per cow. 121; Avg fat per cow, without foundation of fact, as the
kota, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Wednesday morning in answer to a 20.77.
board in this county had no disagree­
the
Lettie Smith, who has been «•■riously message that her brother George
High pur-bred herd: Owner, Homer ment with the county court
to
ill with blood poisoning.
Hubbard, had been badly Kurt and Mason; No. cows, 15; Avg. milk. 562;
Avg fat, 30.62.
St. Helenk— Turpenola Products
Mrs. Jessie Ginn lai Londe enjoyed was in a hospital there
Three high grade herds over 20 Co. organized with capitalization of
Christmas festivities with her par­
E. T. Haltorn, while in Portland
18
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ginn and this week, fell on the icy pavement cows: Owner. Dave Fitzpatrick, No. $50,000, to manufacture turponola,
a r
cows,
20;
Avg.
milk,
526;
Avg.
fat,
turpentine and other wood oil pro­
her son Alvin. Mrs. Iat Londe is in and was badly injured. It is under­
business in Portland.
stood that one of his hips was dis­ 32.14. Owner. Hunt and Durrer; No. ducts.
Me
Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Pangborn, of located and that he received a broken $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Burr Oak, Kansas, with their two rib. He is now in a local hospital.
SEEN ON THE STREETS
NOTES OHWRES«
SPEC’L DEMONSTRATE
Saturday, Jan. 5 to Jan. 12
Mrs. L. A. Humphrey
CIVIC ORGANIZATION
PLANNING DINNER
GUILD HALL
BEAUTY PARLORMOVES
I have moved my Beauty parlor from Haltom’s
«ft
az.»
«ft
«ft
-z?
aft-
aft
«ft
Mrs. Howard Boone was operated «ft
Mr*. Christie Downer, formerly of on at a local hospital last Wednes aft
«ft
Wheeler and Tillamook, is very sick day morning
«ft
in Portland, and is constantly nder
Quite a number of minor accident»
_______ «ft
hte treatment of specialist».
dents to automobiles took place dur­ «ft
Mr. ami Mrs. George Chaffee and ing the past few days owing to the «ft
•ft
family, with Mrs. Chatfee's father and
children Lucille and Cyrus are visit­
ing relatives and friends in Tillamook
for a few weeks, when they will re­
turn to California to visit a month,
and then on to Kansas. They ran
the Fberman dairy farm thirteen
years ago.
A special meeting of the city coun­
cil wiu --ailed for last Monday evening
to settle some property matters in
which the city is interested,
For
some reason, however, the meeting
was not held
slippery streets. Pedestrians also
mother. George Davis and wife, spent have come in for their share of
Christmas with Mr and Mrs. Roy trouble, every now and then some ■ift
«ft
Martin of Portland.
getting a fall on the icy sidewalks.
«ft
«ft
Martin Seiland is visiting * brohter
«ft
RAD SEASON FOR DUCKS
in Yelm. Wash., and will visit in
■/.
Seattk before returning home
«ft
An unusual scarcity of duck* in__
all
Marie Brown i* enjoying the holiday sections of Oregon this fall has caua- «ft
«ft
saason with her brother in Sunny- ed sportsmen to take considerable in­ ■z.
m»ad
terest in the discussion of lower bag «
Leon Berry and wife with Mr ami limits and the control of outomatic «ft
Mr*. A. D. Smith are in Southern Ore- an»! pump guns, according to the state ».»
gon with the O'Neal* during the game commission.
Numerous factors have contributed «ft
holidays.
w
to make this the poorest duck shoot­ M
Mrs. Brownlee, who (pent
ing
season
in
years
but
the
immediate
,— four
«ft
weeks in Washington with h«r daugh­ causes were continued mild weather
ter, Mrs Opal Harris, during her and lack of rain early in the fall.
sickness, has returned home.
Mikl weather delayed the southern
Hight of the birds, dried up the lake«
Mr and Mrs. G. A. Martin and
and prevented the birds from stopping
children, Gifford and Burton, visited over for the usual period.
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DOLLARS AND SENSE
IN A NUTSHELL
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More water to your cows when they want it means more milk
The proper Way to get result* from your cows is to have water
before them at all times. Installing sanitary drinking cups not
only increases your milk yield but eliminates lota of extra labor.
It is a guaranteed fact that you get your money back on an
increase in milk in 10 month*, besides the saving of labor and
inconvenience of having to run the cows out in bad weather.
In the past 20 months I have installed 750 cups and ont one
of these could be bought from the user for the monev it took to
place them in the barn.
,
*•.• positive fact it not only results in an increase in pro-
‘’“''Vi’L but ** saviB« of
Without water your cows
would be non—produceh*. therefore sufficient water at the proper
time increases your milk flow.
’
To Corner of Third St. and
1
Third Ave. East
Across from Tillamook Hotel
dihSi J« ™nth’on ,n ‘*r*—in milk by
uup s?pphe" ,w/’ r,,w" These cup* are $4 each. It mat-
h°W ari* °F h°W ,ma" the herd, my guarantee holds
MRS. CLAIRE HYSMITH
GEORGE J. BURCKARD
FIX AND FIT SHOP
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
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