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DIRECTORS:
J. C HtH.UKS
fl. C. Lamm
Wji. . Tm
C. W. TAI.Ar.K
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Hl- Hnve jut iiwutlktl om? fiuwlern
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. !! lie tlcitited to itttow tftem la you.
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JOHN UlLAMD HKNDttKSON
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AllMitr ! Ljw ittd Noliiy Public
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SrRVIJVINr. : INSI'KANCIi
TilUmootc, Oregon
VVK HKMKVK IN
"Initiative,"
"Rcfercndtim,"
and "Recall"
m mkc the "INi I I TIVK" mi'1 tit our store mid
t. w!l tin niir tiiMinv. i" ivf viiii NHtt.fiii tii'ii.
Ui ' KlilMJK ' "iir h)i(h t vmi (nr your npprnvnl.
i our citlln .it "ir stn an- -Milijivt to "KlvCAI.L."
suminctl tip, it"- 'i pUasiiK l.n ti to (lin.se you.
Tillamook Drug Store:
koch & hill
li. R. KOCI I. Ph. G.
DIEU rHOHClV AP.)THEKItl'
s .tist.ictintt (Uuintnlccl. Money H'u-k if Xot Sutistnetory
I'ltONI-li M.l I l MmIx.I ". Not lhf t'.O.
On Your Own Account
I v, you any money In Iho bank? A rt f yr earnings ou! t
to b placed tl.uro, anyway. Everybody run ..iT.-nl to save ho,, o
thing, however little. Ilnvu bank account of your ";"
will fool happier, bolter, moro In cn.lnt. M..ku
money earn nor ml ho grow blKor. Hi;ttr ban ho r d ng
where (lru or thieve on roach It. Your bank-book I a receipt
and an oviiltinco of your wIho economy.
THE OlD RELIABLE
TiUamoob County Bank
Oregon Stock
Raising State.
"(Iran (lrow Green una" the
Grow Tall;" Animal Pro
Suction It Urge.
Tret i
II V ti. U. HA KIR.
Mve Uxs nt iJnctlrt U one of the
i(i lu
4ck
a wim ohi tMrtnmii oic.
i"0Mfull, go whr th at it xra x .
ijTn ami mm iro yrw win.
Tlwt Seuirttmi't ttit :!; of
thp wW,,y mwwi i'ro, W L. Cn.'lylo,
trhOMultniotM im UvctUxk mini ai(riul
Utml mltr if M (Mr Utroaxnwt
Amwlcn. Prof. Cr!yi. wot I u
ntf oUutr Mtl wtw bM vuud ami
tuu.cl ctWKiHUtu hrtv, U,y xrv
aa t j ideal no any u( .niUhir at
tb bfiU tM, where mvH bniuli of
Htr ft.a (lock oritiUile4.
In wcttarn UrKan l cJIwate Hint
oil to ery rlmllar Uiibaluf BnUin
Hr th "iraMitrowa xrn oliooat
Uta yvar aroUiitl im) lh "U-eir grow
Ull." aM ooixitilona obtain Uut arc
rumlurliv Ui Umt tfevi?o(i.nu.n of tha
toiKboat lyya ot animal Uic of U kl;4,
wtlfi the vxrcpli n wt si. v Kiel hap,
thuaa flfllon an iJal hWmi ia UM
hihur. tlrjr plains of Uw'.autta lying
' wl uf tls Cralo m'.unUt.fr.
1 OHM.OK I'RIZB WIKKBItS.
In proMf of tiiij xMhirtioti wo tworf
otiiy to pwnt ui th fat ttil an Ora
o;i hem contnina ina't of Ui Jwrys
that ttHJ in the inchmt runic in 0
ihlry runtnat nt At. louia, iind that in
Onffon hunt of xhortborna not mly
u'wn nri tmouni ett ihm eraal ir.o'v,
but rrp. juU ttio font it l the Latvia wt
Wjidfl!s-J.lr bt follotvinix yur. i
It is hoped tjiat there will be a large
attendance at the mass meeting vhich will
be held at the Court House next Saturday,
at which time and place port matters vill
be discussed. If present weather condi
tions continue, it will be very inconvenient
for people to get out. However, we be
lieve the importance of the matter deserves
some sacrifice by all, and that there should
by ail means be a good attendance. A
united port for Tillamook Bay watershed is
a thing all Tiliamookers should strive for.
300 TAKE UNIVERSITY
t WORK THROUGH MAILS. '
ADVERTISEMENTS IN
HE HERALD
ARE BUSINESS GETTERS
L,niv.r,tv of Orvit mi, Ruxvnr, Jan.
15, AefirHirta" tn Mi Mozclle U"ir,
aqtrvlary of the Ourr-porwisne Study
Utpir tmnt if the Un;v.rily, over
tnrv liunilred corrnnJc.-c atudenu
if wij.'l MMuiraUsJ parU of Oregon
afo now nnlitKl awl arc Joinc work of
UDuaual eartwttlne. Mi.-a M:iir made
nn tfsteiwlad ri(orl Iwforo tho Umvttr
Ity colloquiuin Tmwilny ovenine on
tla cop ami nattiro of the corrosif'onii
OaWe tu4y coun(.
Tbi- 'Ucl nuaibl rnni; of profov
ntynikl ptirsuiu i rci'resenlaii by the
tt!enU uor. tUhi. Mitiii, lanchur.f.
lv?yor. lUrni, Mwmill tiandu, kis
K$r. civrita. section hmut, mosaunmir
t)y,-rwe the rattka of tho.c whu arc
Our hf!t awl KMU Jo Dot fail to win takint: itilvanutj;tf of tho unusual oppor
whin ttrvuKlit IhIj r..iitHitition th j tuntty l Univaisity aifonl for thl
ettliiT oMtorn brinl or nnxrll sIkk I lypc of ntuily.
nml lhlr llrorva aro unjunlwl for fhf folluwinj? are oomis of the courstfJ
luUr, ltnUi of tala and quality of , n which ntudenUi aic already enrolled :
DAILY CURRENT FILINGS
AT COURT HOUSE.
Furnithed By Pacific Abstract Co.
Valuo.
$l3.47fi,000
7.00t).()00
32,ri3S,00fl
1,010,100
'..Ctt,000
3.8SS.000
SS0.01W
l.OlHl.lHH)
7 l .IM
hbr,
liroitl at aro tier interest In fruit,
lumber, wheat aiKjntlirr thin. Oru
con m prctiiiilnetitly a llvo atock ila'o,
n:xl althooRh in I In; UUt vahii.1 of ihln
kttut ho iaitn all other ntnte uf Iho
ivurtliet. yul tins isxluttry com
fiarntivitly, umiovuloiiiw! auti Hplomliti
oiH.rtunitl.yi awn it thu Intollltjuiit,
ioraiatritt uiNtcrlakor In any branch of
ttiia pursuit.
Accorliojr to oltklal llnurtt, tin? num
ber ami v-luo of Oraon'n II vo htuok.
tcijethor with lomo of tlmlr prtnluotj,
at tho flout) of tho yoar 1910 was a
followa:
Number.
Cmtlo OTO.760
Pmrv cow .. 17fi,WK)
Uoro 386,000
Mulost S.0T0
Shoep 2. 101.000
IIok 2l.C00
Ooati. 220.1KHI
Wool Hot .... 15),O00,0.K)
Molmlr HW0.1XX1
'lot.il valuation
KANOIMIUKD HUltSK NOTKI).
Ttio OroKtin raiiKii-broil liorno lias
lone t'oon notO'i for hi womliTful
coiintitutlou and omUiranoo as well as
hi toujjlmom of vhuractor. Hut the
On'Kon onyuso is passing with tho opon
raiio, ami will soon bo a thine of the
pa.it. His Huoei'ssor ralsol on the
ranch, Is moro aristooratli", rotaiuine
his k'oix! qualities without the bail ones,
and probably averages as hih in qual
ity as in any other Htato.
Our markets for clalrv proiluots are
practically insatiable, yet unilovelopfil
anil crowing. A dairy cow fauiino is
imminent. The hluli prion of milk ami
butler fat has causoi! ilairyman to no
Kliu't the ralsiiiK' of heifer calves, ami
tlioso who will onjcauo oxtonsivoly anil
intollinently In tho ralsinn nml supply
n(j of K"'! t'l,w lomanil nlmoit
any kind of prices for them tho next
few years. Tho const counties, tho
great Willamette valley, ami tho Irri
Kitteii sections of eastern Oregon offer
almost unequuloil coniiitions for tho
dairy business,
PORTLAND A LIVK STOCK CBNTEK
l'ortUml i tho only live iitock mar
ket center on tho coast, thoro belnK
nono other west of St, Paul and Den
ver. The recent erection there of
Urge stock yards and a packing plant
is KoinR to Kreatly improve and aug
ment tho busineta of growing and
feeding beef cattle, mutton aheap and
houi b irWIng a mor atable and dla
criminating market.
Jan. 14th 1913.
Warranty Dttd. Mrs. Annie Haaur
to . It. Hakcr. $1. lot I blk 9 SUIIu ell
tutdn to Tillamook.
F. D. Stalford & wf to F. H. Heal,
$1. all of blk 71 Boats tiliiu to Lake
I.j tie.
Jen 16. '13,
WAItHANTV DEBUS.
W. S. Cone &. wf to WalUr Sbatfer.
Sl.tou 6 & C blk 10 BarviDw addn to
Itay City.
Pirit Hank & Trust Co. to Frank 1
& Ida M. . Miller. $1G5. tot 82 blk 57
Hockawny Heach.
First Hank & Trust Co, to F. G. Cole
10. lot AO blk G2 Kocka .vay Beach.
K. L. Pettis to Grace K . Pottis. il,
lot 31 & 82 blk 21 Hockaway Beach. j
Lloyd C. Smith to W. J. Giltwrt, 310, j
lot S blk 1 Bar View Height-,.
J Quit Claim Deed. Elizabeth II. Kel-
ly to Coonte G. Kelly, iB, lot 37 blk Gl i
Rock away Beach,
j J. O, Wren. et-l to T. B. Potter Co.,
; lots 40 to 50 blk 01 Bayoccan.
j Edward Bradley to R. B. Tweedy, 51,
Railvay Transporta
tion Still Delayed.
Fuel Oil For P. R. Sc N. Gnpncs
Getting Very Scare This
Side of Muwtanat.
Tillamook Coanty it ti!l ': e tcir .1
in far aa railway trir ,. r'jtion is
concrnJ.
For about three- h'.,r
of lat wek the tr.ick
unfortunately another l.'
which b'jritfd the trark fr
of over lfio frat, beintr th :
in mmt place. Ttm tix.k
En right.
The track had ben Hir-.i n )oj;h
by Saturday to erabU- a ,r' train '.o
Ret nvt of thr way thn u 'h ar.I
ome eighteen paaaentfrr - im v,i in
getting through to P'rtU;.'l l trans
ferrins on Sunday. Ful -ng arc
the name of aome of tHi4- who went
out: Attorney H.. Ime, wife and
daughter Rth. Clcnt K i , Thot.
Van i'alten, H. T. Bott, h ,,f T.lla
mook and Attorney Ger.ci.te uf Bay
City.
The track i pretty wll rl. jred at
the prevent writinp, but thi-re :s c-n-siderabie
snow in the rr.oji tai.-.i, pos
sibty six or el(;bt feet. The viow is
quite liable to blockade tt-anV iu some
extent and further eompLcite matters.
,.'. in--'lay
r. but
t f ! fla.e
l.Hl.r"-e
"'t fb-ep
.'Iff near
CLOVKKUAl.li NRWS.
Atgabru, Bouny, Physics English,
Orecon HiaUry, t'hysiolorfy. Geometry.
Culculus. Child Study, Economics,
Journalism, Shjrt Story, Money and
lUnkiiHT. INycnology, Sociology. Music,
etc.
1912 CHEESE OUTPUT INCREASED.
all of Sec 16 1 N V W.
Following are the ligures on cheese ,
irixluctioii foi li'll and the approximate j
llKUros for 1912. of the co-operative j Warranty Deed. Chas. W. Mead &.
factories handled oy Curl llntserlnch. twf to Wright. Blodtjctt Co.. 40 acres
'Iho figures are as follows: Sec 30 2 .S' 10 W.
pounds of milk, 21,131.802; pounds of . Jan. 17,'13
cneoso. u.oiK.y: casn vaiue. j.-uo- u-nr. Deed. John T. Stoneroadto
.20.
The 1912 figures are approximately;
IHiunds of milk, 20,130, 614; pounds of ;
cheese, 3, 16l',220; carh value. f512,000.
Tillamook West End Property Moving.
The following sales of Tillamook City
propoit have been reported during Ass'gt of Contract.
ttio pnht week. lhe James Vernon H, Ward, all right,
house and tow lot at corner of First
Street and Fourth Ave. West was sold
to Julia McMuhun,
The Oscar Werschkul property con
sisting of lots S ami 0 in block 11 Still
well Add. on corner of Third Street
and Sixtli Ave. West was sold to out
side parties.
H. & G. H.
26 blk 1 Sand-
of thla Oregon has, heretofore, shipped
from Ike awt 85 per wnt of the pork
she consumes. This condition will not
long continue. Oregon farmers aro
fast Uniting that alfalfa, clover, kale,
rape, peas, barley and wheat, coupled
Willi this salubrious climate, will pro
duce the choicest of pork and at as
great a prolU as in tho corn belt.
Oregon ranks sixth among tho states
of the Union as to tho number and val
ue of her sheep and second as to thu
average weight of fleece, via., eight
and one-half pounds. Tho average
weight of lleeco in tho other loading
sheep-growing states varies from tlve
and one-half to seven pounds,
Tho average weight of fleece for the
whole United States is G.8 pounds.
While the sheep Industry on the range
cannot bo increased, it is not likely to
diminish, as most of the range now
used by the sheepmen ia not land that
can bo devoted to agricultural purposes.
The breeding of pure-bred bucks of the
long and medium wool breeds in the
Willamotto valloy for supplying the
range breeders, presents almost unlim
ited opportunities. Conditiona are ideal
for the production of bucks that can
not be equaled in the eastern states,
Largely fur lack nd thu range men having learned thin
stand ready to take
produaed.
all that can be
David Billcter, J270. lot 32 blk 4 El
moro Park.
War. Deed. Florence
Cunfclin, $10, lots 25 &
lake by the Sea.
Ass'gt of Contract. G. B. Lamb to
F. R. Boats und 3-S int in 70 acres in
Sec 16 2 S 9 W.
F. R. Beats to G.
title and interest
in foregoing Ass'gt.
Deed. G. 11. Ward to F. It. Beals.
$10, lot 5'blk 23 Thayer's addn to Tilla
mook City.
Q. C. Deed. Chas C. Clark & wf to
C. 11. Wheeler. $1, SWJ Sec 2 3 N 10 W.
Deed. C. II. Wheeler & wf to The
Wheeler Lumber Co.. 55, SWJ Sec 2, 3
N 10 W.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
W. G. Dwight to Oscar & Kate Wer
schkul, 510 et-al, lot 6, 7 & S blk 46
Thayers 5th addn to Tillamook City.
W. F. McGregor & wf to C. II.
Wheeler, 510. SWJ Sec 2, 3 N 10 W.
C. C. Clarke & wf to C. It. Wheeler,
$10, SWi Sec 2, 3 N 10 W.
Jan 18, '13.
A. D. AJAlvina Thompson to Joseph
J. Smith, 510, lot 2 blk 6 Tohl's addn to
Nehiilom City.
Inc. Laneda to S. J. Slirowds, $10,
lot U blk 11 Manranita Beach.
W. G. Dwight to Julia McMahan,
$1200, lot 4 blk 3 Stillwell addn to Til
lamook City.
Q, C. Deed. Henry Tohl to Joseph
C. Smith $10, all tide land fronting or
abutting on lot 2 blk 6 Tohls addn to
Nchulem City,
The electric light plant has consumed
all Its fuel oil and is now using wood.
Mr. Spalding has been fortunate in se
curing enough wood so far, but if we
do not get rail transportation pretty
soon It may work a hardship on the
pleat.
From Courier :
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gallo
way at Sandlake January 4, a Rirl.
J. G. Kennedy nod son Charles were
in the city the nrst of the week.
Ralph Werschkul left today for Port
land to be absent a couple of months.
Ho is to take a business course in one
of thu colleges of that city.
Mark Penlcr met with a mishap last
Wednesday and is now confided to his
home with a broken nose. He was
cutting a spruce limb, the end of which
flew up and struck him square across
the nose, making a bad wound and
breaking the bone. Dr. George was
called and after reducing the fracture
found it necessary to take three stitch
es to e-unitc tho flesh.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Nestucca Valley Bank was held
Tuerday last, at which time the fol
lowing directors were elected to serve
for the year 1913: Chas. Ray, Carl
Haberlach, L. M. Kraner, W. J. Lous
and E. L. McCabc. After this meet
ing the directors conrened and re-elected
the following otlicers : Chas. Ray,
president; Carl Haberlach, vice-president;
W. J. Logus, cashier. W. M.
Owen and Wir. A. High were appoint
ed an examining committee. The duty
of this committee is to check over the
resources and liabilities of the bank
twice each year.
STUDENTS ORDERED TO CHURCH.
The students in journalism at the
University of Oregon at Eugene had to
go to church last Sunday, under orders
to report the sermons delivered from
the different pulpits. Of tho forty-five
"stories" written, one was selected
from each church and given to one of
tho Eugene daily papers for publication.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to ull persons
owing William Hadley, agent of the
Wheeler Lumber Company, for lumber
that all such bills should be paid to T.
II. Goyne, at his office in Tillamook
City, Oregon, instead of to said
William Hadley.
Dated January 16th, 1913.
Wheeler Lumber Company,
By E. L. Rector.
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