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:(r!iit-.i on to NetarU C .v. Thi
bt a -r- thir.i: for TilUmoOH City.
Tillamook City i bound to propr
woT.erfjlly t irouh the advanceni-'n;
cf harSvjr imniivemontS'
ezcUwf tic .rre miiia win conic
the eti.olUhing of various kind of
factories, and so far as factory sites
are concerned the Ti;iHmook River and
Hoquarion Slough offer fine opportuni-
ties, awa-. from the iorcdoes a:id heavy
winds. Many of the good factory
sites on ti e bay have been taken up by
the bie tixrr owners, so that thoe in-;
dustries which will follow the bic mills
will necessarily find sites further up
the bav, which will ot course oe 10
Tillamook City's advantaRe.
Any activity " hich may ta'-c piace
down the bay will certainly help Tilla
mook City. At least il has always
been thus. Shoppers and buyers of all
kinds of merchandise ger.orally trade
where the largest stocks are kept, and
there is no reason why with proper
effort our mercha-ts cannot continue
their present commercial supremacy
e must ail aavanee so as iu vyy
meet tfle growing r.eeas 01 uie county.
Tillamook City being centrally It,-'
cated is in a splendid puiUon to take
care uie ... 51..1.M ui imuw
w er- .to in a hig way, it is simply up
to US t
tu-.ty.
take
cu- cp;i r-
The warm pleasant wea'her of the
past fe-v days ha ieen a great relief
to our people, coming as it does after
the severe storm3 ? the past month.
The P. R. & S. is not the only railroad
of the -tV.vest that has been tied up
we have been unusually J.arJ hit be-1
cause of the newnsns cf .e r-ad. t
While we have Keen heavily handicap-
ped becau-e of lac of transportation
and regular i:a:U, wh.ch , 'toeether ,
with the bad weat
rather, have caused
sU-k husineft a!rg all lines, the '
pr-,
h'.;.e
t beuutif li days
give us mu:h 1
Woy mean that the railroad
VI
be put in operation, that
k lorv deferred will soon h t'..n '
up ur.i -ni t things will soon liven up
aJi ,.I if lhe line and evarvnn w
:ii !
tort t tj,. late storms. While there
hbs i
ett-r,
1 iaeh to cause discontent we
1 " thankful that our people
"' I - ienced no suffering what
1 i c h cannot be said of everv
stor-swept locality.
iJON T SMOKE OR DRINK
BUT KEEP BR IN CI EAR
' ' I
W i.it he thinks of smoking, drinking
and ii - cards was told the stuoe-.U '
of tl ' fan Agricultural College by
Rav i '.! Kobblns, noted Chicago boeial
woi er, at he last college convocation, j
' N'o mi here enjoy a good cigar t
bcti. r t!ia I. but it is thirteen years
i I 1. smoked," he said. "It is i
ju t t ,-uj is I want all my p.wer so
that 1 i , ill upon this physical bo y
of rr.i ' e ai,: . .h- limit when the hour '
of rtr.i' jc i
"ilie l. mo wu when I could toss
three I curs under my belt and think 1
was huppy. when I was morely boosy.
I stoppei that thirteen years ago, too, '
for the same reason."
Speaking of card playing as it waste
of time, Mr. Robbina said: "I flku u
great, clear, definite brain that want ' '
to know. The solution of tho problems
of today will rest in a largo meavjr..-
Cucsti.iv PflriaV
W at the p.t orto nt TWa-nook.
act 01 arcn , ie.
a ysar in' advance
I Each a.r.ejuent insertion, line
' Resolution of ondolcnce ami
05
Mxlge notices, per line
lysines A rVtfoeaiona I cards, mo.
Display Advertisement, per inch
.0
l.On
A t,l. Display Ads must he In this of
tw nomj,v nnd Thttniday Morn
inm to insure publication in follow
ing Tuesday and Friday issues.
Keasons re imperative.
k.i v.t miiM i-t
fuUte, wt.ful thnp. Tht in hy
do not play erd.
GET BETTER EGGS
AffD MORE QF THEH.
"I'oultry-pitig is a busiiwaa that
any honest yoang man or woman may
' conduct without losing their lf-r-.pct,"aid
Prof. Jamn Drytlen tn a
brt courM lecture at the Oregon
' Atfrioultoral CoIIoro.
"The first laon to learn i to ?t
-A of the morl cowardice which
roubles many in thi coineetion."' he
continued. "The hog raiser and the
wheat grower wil not look at a
ceken bat there are no real grounds
f.r guch an attitude. The noaltrv
I'n.iucU of the United States were ts
m.ned at S750.000.00O for mi.
A np-'ciat location, special oi!. c!i--nate.
market condition ani a special
man arc rocesary to a big success in
n i! ;.' ! poultryin. But I do njt
an to t il the farmer that the
sultry buttress i; for Uie specialist,
0n the e)r,trtryi jt js u qUeition
whetftPr specialized poultry farmina
is be9t ny
j .., Me've it is fur better for the
j indjvidua fur ner t0 htve his tiock o
. h(?ns t0 rBii! ftonK wUh hij oUier
farm cropg h, Oregon the wneral
nunlber , about w hens They
- be incrpjlse to 1( with very ju,0 arf.
, ditiona inW j. js tbe nn
quickest way to increase the poultry
products of te Uate. The main poul
try producing section t the country is
the middle west where the system of
mixed farming is used.
"The poultry specia.ists follow dif
ferent systems, me having small,
intensive farms ( but an acre or so,
and others having the free rane colon;-
system on large acreage, as near
Petalurnn, Cal. P.- bably the best
, number of heng js 53 o lhe Ilcr(.
A
. Kreat manv more mn be kept on an
acre guece4sfuv fr few b(Jl
.10t , ,onf Tht. xroum, wi,
infested with Ji ;ise awl
lt ;. , . , ...
vermin u n
irrowmp of
gardn crops On the SfoUtx) altcrnato
- - - Tf'-'
years will obviate that ditfkuity. The
yards must be kept pure and dead,
"On some soils one can keep mora
hens than on others. On heavy clay
not so many can he kept as on light
soils. Buy cheap land Vj go into the
poultry business. It is not necessary
to have high priced land. Much of the
poultry range of Rhode Island is rocky
"0t much vooli ur other Kficul.
.tUrn purpows- lASht- porous soil is
be8.t' but not Si,,(J' ' soii tht nothing
V" " Krow on' or one must have feed
crop to make tne business pay.
uro at the eo,lee wo ht
have 200
nen8 .n one acre- rotating crops with 1
tbe chickens.
c"'CKens. l-sat summer we had
,vy croP 01 08ta- although when wo
K,n " keeD chickona tharo nothing
woullJ row. because the land had hn
Pped out. NearPetaluma a man is
keeping 1.000 hens
"Km, ratner sandy so l. Noar 1
Angeles a man cleared j'1,500 with 600 1
. ens on two acres in a year.
"I visited a Petalutna farm of 120
'"Z'JaZZ ,tW men un'1 " fourteen
. ar ola boy took entire caro of 0,000
"c" ' cows -the hen paying for
It took the boy, on horseback,
Ju?.t.!f8,f an hour 10 fee,J t.0W hons!
a year for each hen, is shown in thiH
carlo-.d order; 10 sacks each of whunt,
2crn, barley and middlinjfs. 60 of hrnn'
i . cnarcoai, mixed with milk
meat scraps (200 lbs. of meat.)"
and
SCHOOL REPORT.
OJ.OVKRIMI.R, MST. NO. 22.
Month onding Jan. 21, 191.',
Enrollment: Hoys 22, Girls 21. Total,
Id.
Number days taught, 19.
Whole number days attend'ec, 7C7.3J.
Wlolo number days absence, 19.31.
Whole number times late, 33,
Number neither absent nor tardy, 20.
Average number belonging, 41. l,'
Average daily attendance, 10.4.
1't.r cent of attendance, 97.5.
cry truly yours,
H. S. Ilrlrnhull, Prin.
ski Eva ai
I krifln
Christian Churcu.
i
; Loyal Sons Chu Banqueted". BminrM
Men Adrlrcis Hojs. Prosrnm
laterjnencJ With iMuic.
Oi: ludey evening ttv? Imtiv of tlu
Ohnst.i.;. fhuroh pr, pared banquet
I.lt-I ). Mor.ii
.1 nr k l...n.h whih wS IMN
-i U ...m. at viHiiur num. Severn
business me. of the oily wre to
Invltod.
AUw (.ruktntt of rmwt bottnteoiM
rvpt, Um prrxuknt of tbo
Bnly Stunt ct0 t. ustniMtor of
lh ercnins ml eIW.4 on tho bolntw
nton for lwrt kvkiM. Mnior Hr
j tor wm Uh tirt cullwl upon mi m
j m foliol by 1). Shrvxle, . r.t- j
V " , ,
Ceo, Kiger and Rev. Jope. The pek-
era gave wut wrd of ? Ksoriiii t
to the Una. worvi i-f advuv, .iki
all congmtuUilea them upon Uving
unitea themue. with we. a
ami wort.n orgwiaatlon,
..."f. IST
pieaamx manner, and law wwtaerf
uano aulo waa ntndereu ov .tulToti)
jope, and the Uyal Son uartW To Fred WhoeVr. UefexJant ; In the
rumiemi a aelecuon. i name of the Stale of Crgor. y r
The UyalSiwu claaa ha. developed j hereby require I to atpcara.td anawer
into a tine organiiauon buJ Uwm who ' tti c mpUmt nVJ ngmtiet yoa in the
are laboring in iu behaU' .e ceUinly ; ai-ve entitled court aivd aetmn, on
.totnn floe work. Ue. wope taking ir Ufore the lt day of the time pre
an active intereet in Uii claaa and j acribed in the orfer herein. v, hich id
sufonntenda the boy in tiwsir . any j '"der made am! dated on the 18th
recreation. lheui uiui influence ( of January. 1913, and if you fail
that are now Ui.. io. ed n t.i. i "o U anawer, for want thereof the
. .as will curl
t betietit ,.
v iur the tat -
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REPORT OF RIVERDALE SCHOOL.
For month ending Jan. 2t. 1911.
Number pupil remaining Jat date,
Hoys 9, Ctrl S. IVtal IS.
S'umber (1h's taught, 17.
Whole number days atvondnnce, 301.
Whole number days iibs--iiee, 2. Z
Whole number time Into, 0.
Average number pupil belonging, 13.
Average daily nttenJan-e, 17.A.
I'ur cunt of attendance, SJh.S.
Mabel Noyen, Teacher.
DAILY CURRENT FILINGS
AT COURT HOUSE.
Furnished By Pacific Abstract Co.
Jan 21st, 1913.
QuitCIatm. C. II. Wheeler & wife
to Chas. C. Clark, $1, all coal being in
or upon SWj, Sec. 2 T3 N It 10 W.
Q. ('. Deed. It. 1). Varehall & wf
to Warren E. McCorJ, $1 et-al, um! 1-5
int in tract in Sec 33 T 1 R S W.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
May Kiright j,, utty Str.el.r, J1550.
lot 15 blk -11 Lake Lytic.
S. O. Recti A wf U Wm. J. Howie,
Jin, lot i blk 11 Nesh-ksh-nie Mt,
II. H. Cronise to Elizabeth F. Ctorl
iae, $10, lot 37 bU 'il Hayocetin Park.
11. Stanley UmbA wf to A. K. No
Inn. il et-al, loU 15 & 16 blk 9 Miller's
nJdn to Tillamook.
Jan. 22, '13
Robert L. Huston & wf to J. (I.
Courtney, il et-al, tract in Sec I T J
S R 9 W 100 acres.
T. 15. Potter Realty Co. to 1. H. Taf-
le, iW, lot 1 blk 54 llayocoati Park.
Jan. 23 '18
Frank W. Miller A wf to H. J, Park
inson, 10. lot 20 blk 81 Ocean Lake,
Jan. 24th, 1913
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Tillamook Hay Co, u The Canter
bury Club, $1, lot 2, i, 4 & 8 76 ft of
lot 1 blk 29 Oceanluke Park.
Claud Chriiteneen & w to CJrco K.
Lodur, II, 40 acres Sec 36 7 8 N ft 9 W.
J a ft-27 K13
Hrighton Doveloprnunt i.'o. to- Maud
Farris, JfiOO, lots h & 9 blk 06 Hrfghton
neach.
I. Kaufman & wf to A. Krludnnui,
10, lot 29 blk 17 Hrighton flench.
T. H. Potior Raalty Co. to Fay Dick
oy & uiivo I.. Dickoy, 10, loU 29 & 30
blk 03 Hayocoan Park.
Lanedu Inc. to,. R. Arnold, ?10, lot
7 Dlk 10 Manzanita loach.
Lanoda Inc to V. L, Johnson, $10,
lot 8 blk 14 Manzanita Hunch.
Lanedu Inc to (. li. Nunn, $10, lot j
blk 14 Manzanita Heacli.
Lanoda Incorporated to Hlancli Haiti
Miller, $10, tract in Mimzuniu Hoa.-h.
Tillamook Hay Co. to J. F. & Clara
Gruham, $500, blk 22 Oceanlako Park.
Manhattan Realty Co. toAgtieH Love
green, $135, lot 15 blk 7 Manhattan.
Patent. U. S. to C. I, Savage, tract
Hoc 2J T 3 H R 10W.
(leorKo llardsook, it laborer, un
earthed $37,.r00 In gold while dlgKlng
a tronch near tho village of Oglesby,
Okla. JiardHook'u poimeHHlon of tho
v.'ilth, howovur, probably will bo of
Khort duration, n slam law roipilrlnii
l"t such linda be nuunrjJs:rd to the
owti-r oi 'he ia,.j.
.... )F APPOINTMENT (v
ADMINISTRATOR, j
...tic.! v.fhy given to nil whom I
.,f tie.tteot Oregon, for 'lUamok
y . . i i
. U u, ;.IW apfM. lWi n uraieno .".
rt : 'VhtaM-r, .mmwtratur .d
t estate m tiri Blchlnger, Ik- 1
,-. mvI. ud nil ivri lMvln chum !
:., jst U sHtc r,. Uerelty mpititni
l'''1 IT , u 7 .71
tic, .'flee of Carl ll.Utlttch, Attorney
o! U. Tlll.iKk City. Oregon. U
I getm -r with the prr
till Hv'tlCO.
H9,tvi at TllUmoo , Or., ls. 3rtJ,
13!
txrt Eic in, r, dmlfwlrt'.- f
tn.. Et4to ..r aW. KJ"ti-r.
lkMd.
In t;c Ju .ttc Court ftir ih i.
0 lU Justltf UlatHct l I Ilia
nwok Cwmty. 0rfon.
j ,MklMl ..tem uU.k- -,hi .1(h
V1 i,lm
tm
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wku
p m' Waeeter,
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j plaintiff wilt have judgment agalnat
; you demanded in tlte complaint filed
i herein.
j This summon ia aervett upon you by
; . rder of K, W. Stanley. Justice of the
i court abuvf-meniioned, dated the ISth
t'Uyof January, 19IS. therein ordtring
i that Summons be tereed uiwn you bv
I publication thereof in the " rillnmooW
: Herald," a newsptiper of fenral circu
j In lion in Tillamook County. Oregon.
:nee raeh wwk for n period of it
wocks from the date of thr Hrt iwblt
cntion thereof ; und the time for v..u
I t.i unwer said ctMiiplainl twgin to run
1 from the day of the dnto of tno flrst pub
t hciilion of thtrt Summon.
The duto of the first public uli.m of
this Summon l the 2Ut day of Janu
ary, 1013. and the duu of ltu lust
publictition thereof, ami the lat lutc
upon whicli you are rwiu'rwl to nnawrr
on or beforu is Vnrch tth, I91S.
E. J. CLAUSSKN.
Attorney for Pluintitfs.
NUI'ICI: VUK I'Uitl.lCAl KJN,
Department ol the Interior.
031'jO
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Portlaml,
Oregon, Janur 22ml, 1913.
NO I ICE Is heiehy given thnt '.'I ctvr
C. shnw, whosa (.toiTRcu n.jdre i.
caro of Shaw-Locko Realty Vo . Port
html. Oregon, aid, on the 26th Uny of
April. 1912, (lie in th-s ollice Sworn
Statement and Application, No. (KMr.r.,
to purchase the SWJ of SKJ, Section
30, Township 1 South, Range H West.
Willamette .Meridian, and thv timber '
wiuroon, .um'.er the provisions r.f the i
act of June 3, ln7i?, and ncU umenda-
tory, known as th "Timber mid atom-!
Law," at such vulue as might bo fW.jif
t i
by appraisement, and that, pursuant
to such application, the land ami tim-1
ber thuruon hnvc Uen appraised, lhe'
limber estimated HO.(KX) board feet at'
75 cci.ls ja-r M, and the land J40.00;
that said applicant will oiler final jiroof j
in support of his application and w..rn !
statement on the 14th day of April,!
191H, before the Register and Receiver'
of the United State Land OlDre, atj
Portland, Oregon.
Any pernor is at liborty to protest I
this purchase reforc entry, or initiate I
a coitest at any time before patent
issuos, by filing a corroborated alii-,
davit in this olfke. flllogitiL' fill' 1 i
which. 'could defeat the tinti v.
H. F. IIIG.'IY.
Iteglator.
CLOVHkliAI.U NliWS.
From' Courier:
Mrs.. Lanilingham and cliildnir
are
this
visiting relatives at Neskowin
week.
Johnson and da ugh tor N
Mrs. Cbarlus
ormll are in 'Iillamook this week.
Fred Murphy returned from Pott
and last week and resumed his .Inti.m
on tho mail stage last Monday.
Ed McGlinchy, of Estollu Falls, was
n town Wednosday. Mr. Mefllm,.i,u
ndvisor uh that ho is going Into tho
raising of HtrawlierrleH more extensive
uiih year than Inst and expects to Imvo
berries for thu Heaver dryer if It Is
completed before tho season in over.
Mi-. Kobedee, of Woo!h, was a plena,
antcaller in Olovordnlo Wednosday. Ho
and Gilbert Holloquo drove up from tho
down liver town and Mr, Kobwlee says
thu road is not as bail ok hu expected
It would be. Considerable work Ihih
been done on tho road tho past yor
end Dm Improvement Is much appro!-
Abstracts on
Pacific
CotnpU-tf Set of Abfltract I the Kfcords of
Tillamook Covmty, OroRon
OFFICa OROUND I'LOC'll TOUD MO' I L
,tllt Mii ' MR
i BOTl IWW
MainSIl iko )JMmtl
TILLAMOOK,
e: n. cruson.
tiiitcr nul I'.'Hni llnntr
Ctmtr.ulr T:ktit
Intimates J'uniishcd.
Al Work rMtriutvl,
Tillnntmik. Or.
TiUamook
Baker's
Bread
FOR
S.M.H AT
ALL GROCERS
HARflESS
In iST ."l'illl A (lOOD lltlRSK
I. v rritii; him In ktiubby old llnrnr.a.
W nr.' 1 1 1 tit; linrnmji made of thn
U-t ctock ut price thnt ouht to
tempt you.
A WELL MADE HARNESS
will not vnly improve thv nppcftmncc
(of ..ur horse, but contribut to your'
mifi ly h well. Mnny n runnwny rould
1m nvoulcl If thr old I i annua htul tu rn
ili ur.i-d in time.
W. A. WILLIAMS,
lilloniook - - Ort'tjon
a TVf 7T7Ti ' I TO CI
JPLJ V JtlxV 1 ll3jC!
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The
TILLAMOOK HERALD
is the best,
advertising
medium in
the county
It Reaches the People
The Red Wheel
General Repair Shop
1 IKt I ST U .MT
l'CIl 5AL7i':
Oao 22-CttI. Spoclal niffh rower
!3avj.r;o nopoater Traypcr'a
Qun Marble Dawn nf
22 and -H-Oal. Cbot and" Ball
Ohot Quua
t TTr A VTWWW m . I
rrj.j,, uocona itaao, violin j
TUIiiiiiook niirkct.i.
The following prices nro now paid
for farm prodimlu nt Tillamook City.
v.irccu:i every I iiiirMdny
KK" per no,
$0. 35
.85
.75
.18
.01 J
Hutter, per roll $0.75 to
Potatoes, per cwt
Cheese, per b. , .nj lo
Cabbngo, per lb.
Carrots, per lb.
ParHnlps, pur lb.
Hiimsli, per lb,
I'umiiklns, per lb.
Apples, per box JofjJ to
Hogs' light, dressed, per lb..
Hogs, heavy, dressed, per lb.
Hcef ilrcest'il, per lb.
.02
.02
.02
.02
12,5
.Oil
.08
Short Notice!
BY THK
Abstract Company
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(iltWp llt-or I torn V n in t f j a.
Ortr F. R. Bcsli' Real Eitalr Olfin
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J. E. REEDY, D. V. M
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J . Claussen
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GEORGE WILLETT
Attorney at Law
Office In Commercial Builclinil
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
T. H. G0YNE
Altorncy-st-Uw ahJ
- U. S. CommUiioncr
j Opposite Courthouse
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JOHN I f LAND III R0
I Allnriin)..i. rtv
I Almlrni t-r
lilloiilooli liuildiiK, Kooin 2161
H. T. BOTTS,
LAWYER
COMPLETE SET OV AliSTKACTI
Oi.'.cc UO.'J-L'O I, 'I illiiiU'OU
Itlodt
Til!aim.,ol.
Tlt.l.AriOOK l ""J'MAKINd CO.
K. N. MKtNKl.l'. My.
l our Doors W, ' ,,f "',1ory'
Funoral Dlrrclor ami L Ifni-d Eml"1"1"!
I.mly Aiislfltnui Win '" l't',l'i,t'''1
Pioneer Tram tferCol
G. L. DICK & SON, . '
1Mb Phonri
I lie Siinie I'rlcc to IJvci
ror.
yoiic
in I would timlri. i .
tlcsiniNt: Kilt than n yet
Htiliscnption to the
Ladies' Home Journal,
(iivc your orders to
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