n AY. MAY 2, 1924
lamook
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
fyeaMigfjt ' as fact as possible. The producers of
early fruits and vegetables depend
upon
Oregon and Washington as buy­
Independent
Weekly
Paper
blished Every Friday by the
I ers of their vegetable andfruit food­
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Publishing
Company I stuff, and naturally resent to conserve
in the matter. This state is one of
fllla moot, Oregoa
I the greatest dairy states on the
Manager I coast, and to let that disease get a
æj second class mail foothold here would mean disaster.
In the present case, there is but one
in the U. S. postoffice at
thing to be done, and that is rigid
look, Preu11"-______________ , exclusion so far as possible of Calif­
ornia raii3«*^ product until that stati.
¿UBW-'R'inot. KATFT
ear, By Mail ...................... $2.00 can control the disease.
We can get along without
oaths, By .Mail ................ fil.00
Months, By Mail .............. |..,75 ifornia products for a long time,
own fruits and vegetables will ___
soon
Payable in advance
be on the market, in fact, vegetables
Telephones
raised in this state are even now quite
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abundant in Portland, say the re­
ports.
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Tillamook county cannot have too
« rigid a han on California produce.
UR EDITORIAL policy ♦ What are a few dealers in those com­
♦ modities compared with the big dairy
To advocate, aid and sup- ♦ and pure-pred stock interests of this
>rt any measures that will « county?
“Eternal vigilance is the
ring the most good to the ♦ price of safety.” Our dairy herds
♦ represent millions of dollars. We can
ost people
To encourage industries ♦ get along without early California
1 establish in Tillamook ♦ fruits and vegetables.
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To urge1 the improvement ♦
MR. BEALS AS SENATOR
I a port for Tillamook City. ♦
To insist on an American ♦
Two weeks hence, at the primaries,
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andard of labor.
To be politically indepen- ♦ the voters of Tillamook, Lincoln,
int, but to support the can- ♦ Washington and Y'amhill counties will
Idates for public office who ♦ be called upon to vote for a candidate
ill bring the most good to ♦ for nomination to the office of joint
le people of Tillamook * senator from these four counties.
>unty and of the State of ♦ Arthur G. Beals, who has previously
♦ so creditably served Yamhill and was mixed. In the course of years,
regon.
♦ Tillamook counties in the state legis­ the progeny of Messenger and those Hospitality and splendor on the beach
at Rockaway.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ lature is the coast candidate for this native mares have been inbred with
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office.
the result that the trotter is now a
We who have witnessed his active smaller horse, on the average, than For the angler and the hunter and
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1924
the hiker old and young,
interest in the development of our the thoroughbred, or race horse.
Or to lovers who love to linger in the
county
and
state,
and
his
success
in
; r SION'OF FUNDS BAD BUSI­
“When trotting was new, a horse
rays of mid-day sun,
business, feel justified in the pride had to cover a mile in 2:30 to break
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we take in Tillamook county’s candi­ into the standard registration list. For the mothers and the children who
love to bathe and play,
ring the time of the building of date.
Now the time limit has been reduced Wil) find the shallow surf delightful
Mr. Beals has been a resident of to 2:25, but the horse himself need
state highway in this county
on the beach at Rockaway.
might have been some excuse this county for thirty-three years, and not make that figure to enter the list
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he diversion of state market during that time has been successful if it is shown that his parents were If directions you are seeking Rock­
as
a
business
man.
He
has
for
many
(unds by the county court. There
standard horses. That’s why we call
away to find,
teen more or less criticism of years been engaged in the dairy busi­ them standard-bred.
Take the map of Oregon and find the
ness
and
is
now
the
owner
and
oper
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Methods in the past, and it is
“For thoroughbreds, there is no
roads that wind,
that some definite policy was ator of one of the largest dairy farms track and if they can’t go at the thor- It’s on the Roosevelt Highway near
the
county.
in
such time limit. They step on the
ed by all county courts of the
the Tillamook bay
His legislative experience in past oughbred pace, it’s the scrapheap for
in this matter.
In big dark bald letters the town of
sessions^
with
his
record
of
useful
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them.
i policy of giving one district
Rockaway.
“See the difference?”—Exchange.
I market road funds, and taking ness, has earned for him the right to
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ime fund from another locality, represent us in the upper body of the
lolutely wrong in policy. With state assembly. He introduced and
ROCKAWAY BEACH
isurance that a certain amount had passed the first state dairy and
cheese
inspection
law,
but
unfortun
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rket road funds will be available
(By W. J. Schumacher)
certain road, the community in ately this bill was vetoed by the gov­
the road is to be improved, go ernor, greatly to the dissatisfaction
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Sergeant Alexander Kilgour, from
irk and often times tax them- of Oregon dairymen. He introduced When the winter storms are over with the regular army recruiting office,
| to make such improvement. In the present state inheritance tax law,
their snow and driving rain,
Salem, Oregon, will be in Tillamook,
cases diversion of state money which increasd the then existing in­ When springtime once more is with Oregon, on recruiting duty from May
that road would mean a hard- heritance tax law income about sev­
us and the sun shines once again, 3 to 8 1924, inclusive; after that date
ipon the community that votes enty percent.
When summer with it’s splendor the in Portland, Oregon. Sergeant Kil­
The Beal’s Timber Assessment Bill,
x with the promise of state tax
earth makes bright and gay,
gour is authorized to make enlist­
which was probably his most import­ Then our vacation we are wanting and
’ for that particular locality,
ments for practically any camp or
ant
piece
of
legislation,
was
intro
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we start to Rockaway.
re are several instances where
station on the Atlantic or Pacific
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unities have voted heavy dis- duced by Mr. Beals, and passed the
coasts, Mexican border, Philippine Is­
house
with
but
three
dissenting
votes,
To the station by the wayside they all lands, Hawaii or Panama. The Ser­
taxes in this county, with the
wander young and old,
ation of state market road aid, but was defeated in the Senate by a
geant is making special effort to se­
here they have been thus desig- close margin of two votes after be­ And tickets there are purchased with cure men for the 29th and 16th In­
silver and with gold.
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and any diversion of state ing bitterly fought by a powerful
fantry and the Army Bands.
The 29th Infantry is stationed at
from a district where they lobby. His bill, which had it passed, All troubles and all worries for the
time are laid away,
Fort Benning, Georgia, where the
I go to another, will meet with would have saved the state hundreds
ng feeling of resentment on the of thousands of dollars, was termed ! For they all expect to be happy when largest and most modern equipped
they get to Rockaway.
infantry school in the United States
if the communities which have by the Portland Oregonian as “one
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is situated. A soldier that is for­
themselves heavily for the pur- of the seven meritorious measures of
if improving roads lying within that session”, and received as much For all the nature lovers who are tunate enough to be sent there has an
favorable comment as any bill in­
listrict.
opportunity to learn which not only
looking for a rest,
troduced
during the session.
Or for the beach of beaches located benefits him in soldier but also in civil
:nt discussion of that question
It is such a man, with such a cred­
life.
in the West,
’ county has resulted in. the
itable
record, and one who does not It's the very place to linger and en­
The 16th Infantry is stationed at
lization of a strong opposition
Governor’s Island, Statue of Liberty
joy the night and day,
switching of state money from hesitate to tell one where he stands,
>ad project to another, and at that deserves to represent this county
t meeting the Kiwanis club un- and our neighboring counties in the
usly went on record as being Oregon senate.
*1 to the practice, and other
ss are taking similar action,
PURE BRED AND STANDARD
rule the diversion of market
BRED
■unds from one district to an-
is bad business.
Persons, even stockmen, often use
the terms thoroughbred and standard
bred and pure-bred erroneously.
ÎCH YOUR STOVE FIRES
Newspaper writers do the same thing.
Have moved to their temporary location and are
i the business district fire of There is taken from an eastern the
open
for business. Glad to see all the old regular
th inst. and the fires that have following article which ought to make
customers and invite any new faces glad to get
ed since that date, special warn- the above terms clear to everybody.
ould be given against big fires, When you have read the clipping, cut
your business, let us show you some of our groc­
kh pitch wood is used. See it out and keep it handy for reference,
ery specials.
ms ire not left roaring up the as it is considered authority on the
7 when you go to bed at night, subjects quoted:
“Explain the difference between a
it may be your undoing. It
• be careful. Also be sure that thoroughbred horse, a standard-bred
ites are out when you leave and a pure-bred.”
Chris Fitgerald of the Jockey club
and be careful where you leave
Never set out a fire when there knows so much about horse flesh that
kb wind, and particularly when he can count the hairs in a gee-gee’s
tail as the pack goes whizzing past
■3 *n east wind. Be careful.
the grandstand.
<41 That’s easy; and interesting, too,
hoof and mouth disease, which if you never heard it before,” Chris
*sent creating great stock loss- answered.
»lifomia, seems to be spreading
“A thoroughbred is a horse that
•hows that there must be laxity runs under a man. A standard-bred
here in quarantine regulations
is one that runs in front of him—a
it state. California depends trotter, in other words, A pure-bred
upon the tourist trade, which is a Percheron, a Shire, a Belgian, a
•outhern section of the state Clydesdale—a big, shaggy, powerful
I? brings in millions of dollars.
draft horse.
* restriction of tourist travel,
“Now, many years ago an English
* orange and early vegetable stallion named Messenger, a thorough­
®t»> mean a great loss to those bred horse and a good one, came to
business is in those lines. this country and became the sire of
0(her hand, the stock interests the whole race of American trotters
hfre. have suffered severly, and
or standard-breds. He was bred to
ut7 interests in the northern native mares that were not thorough­
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state, are for stampinc breds. They were strong, sturdy ani-
1 disease r*
and * getting rid of it|mals, thesa mares, but their breeding
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THANKFUL FOR ENGINE
To the Tillamook City Council, Tilla­
mook fire department, the Whitney
fire department:
In behalf of the people of Bay City
the Bay City Commercial club wishes
to convey their heartiest appreciation
and thanks to the City of Tillamook,
the Tillamook Fire Department, the
Whitney Fire Department and others
for the splendid manner in which
they responded and assisted in pre­
venting the destruction of Bay City
by fire Monday afternoon April 28th.
BAY CITY COMMERCIAL CLUB
April 29, 1924.
LEAVE TILLAMOOK
7:15 A. M.
10:30 A. M.‘
2:30 P M.
6:30 P. M.«
“Holds for arrival of Manhattan
Stage
•Holds for arrival of Seaside Stage
I EAVE PORTLAND
• (Park and Yamhill Streets)
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12:30 P. M.
7:30 * A.
M.
11:50 P. M.
4:30 P. M.
For arrivals-departures an con­
nections call
UNION STAGE
TERMINAL
3rd. "St. and 3rd. Ave. East
Both Phones
Portland - Newberg - Mc­
Minnville-Tillamook
Stages
Inc.
and Fort Wadsworth, all in New York
Harbor.
Five cents carfare from
either of the stations to 42nd street
and Broadwady—New York city. The
16th Infantry was the first regiment
of infantry to go to France during
the world war and the last to return.
There are also a number of va­
cancies in the army bands, in which a
soldier has an excellent opportunity to
become a proficient musician, under
some of the best instructors in the
United States.
Men enlisting for the 16th Infantry
and other organizations on the Atlan­
tic coast, will sent from San Fran­
cisco, California, by army or navy
transport through the Panama Canal
to New York city.
Oregon embargo on California fruit
and vegetables cutting down demand
for Klamath-made boxes.
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Market road between Olney and
Youngs River Falls to be paved.
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Eugene building permits for March
surpass all smaller cities in North­
west.
CrSBi
INSURANCE
It appears on your books as
a business asset.
It is reserve strength to fall
back on when fire or acci­
dent develops a sudden
emergency.
It is essential to success in
every business.
Choose dependable insurance
GILHAM-WHITE
Insurance Agency
209 Second Ave. E
“For seven years the people
have borne with uncom­
plaining courage the tre­
mendous burden of na­
tional and local taxation.
These must both be re­
duced.”
—Calvin Coolidge
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