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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1913)
V 4 til.UtlDOfc' issued twice a weektuesday and friday Largest.'Circulation of Any Paper in TillamookICounty MX. Tillamook, Onm;oN, Ocroiutit 31, 1013. NO. 81 BUTTER AND CHEESE MAKERS AND DAIRYMEN'S CONVENTION MEETINGS ARE WELL ATTENDED. We tile It is the iiitu of this Imnk to give the herd ImnluiiK .service possible ami vc do it. 1 1 in also our aim to have the very best equipment jaich as Modern l?ire -Proof Hanking Room, Kite IVotjf Vault,, Jtnr jIar Proof Safe. Modern Safe Ueportk HoXeH ami we ha ve them. FIRST NATIONAL BANK? TIIUMOOX. OREGON n V ? i. SKY MKNHKKSQN i tent JOHN LKLANl) I1KNUHRSON Attorney 1 Law -td Notary Public i.wv aWL a both act caiuaiMdsi: UNCUhlllKATI.IO t AMSTKACTS-: 'KHAI HSTATI5 SfRVIiYlNO : INSPKANCI- Tillamook, Oregon :ami!y Remedies GUARANTEED W HOUSEHOLD If REMEDIES w i 'fl FOR SAI-i: HY TILLAMOOK DRUG STOKE Tillamook Clay Works KREBS BROS., Props. Fifty Guests From Outside Points in Attendance, as Weil as Good Delegations From All Parts of the County. Banquet at Hotel Tillamook is a Brilliant Affair. Chas. Kunze is Made President of Dairymen. v ....... Inlfrndlng our ntJitc convention ntfiiir unit inll to the outside appear- ncss men who by their taxes supported I if aT. . ... t. . . f . . . I ..t . l. .. I At... ...l.l.. . - n J . i itiuiuiy io kcc we lac i mini-fi mr m wic iiiciury nir mc muiuc the institution, t'roi. it. K. oraves tllKl1 IIP t.lihti'.i liv liutlirtii,ib.ri. 4ill1 Mrui'if 4 lif 111, fiirfurl'. 14 wll!)t in . .. . . . y.. .., ,. .. , .. oi the u. A. i.. wno nau just arnvea turner . the nlt heir. There nrcbetwcn J iifl nudged by the ntningcr as lie pannes . ... ' " , ' ... ., I. llol. i"O V":inciIcn In tlic state und we by. Hriish nil of your work each niiamoo, was asKoo to visit me Wlllll' OHO H riliricw III Ollllvi. iuic i uii; in u-i inn wbj iiitih J'1 (.wittciniuii nm c ooiu wtuw I mmrr nun noiriy iih nun ii mm v.iii, nun nim" me uoneee is tcacninz me maKinR oi iiiitriitiM n wim aiiiiivn ! n nti.iiv tuir iti I'rmvii vnu. mil rniiirr crown, voiir ' Turtday'i Setiion Tiiriiiy iiiofiiliii' wtiN III She ilIiMilnn of two (IrH, on "Oiuility." by I ucrdfii, liun iluii City- He tlllvv t (tltrffit tltv lirlfii.lm liilli.r trfiiii i Of fMiirun fiklltlltt I wurk ... . . ' i. .' - .... ... .i.t -n i.. i ... i. o! We tiriri our t ieiiiii-ry iiiiout ri'n nmu n i ...... .. it n-iir ni with II p-troiiK HitO ; ex.etic briittrlntr bi: lim- ot In my cm nent rtiuct Irooi the Ort lmv iiIhiiiI Ml at the itifieiit lime. "lite tiliiclllner wlin uic on rneeie nnn miner mimer. Thr thioK tli .t I obxeiveil when I eiiery "! u't iittcncl. Itrpt beuuti tn irclve cffiioi, win. I He Mutation i thh, why ilo the .i... ... ... in.. ..(..i... ..... . ()rV'',.fi Imlli-riiiiikiTH not attend .i V. . . . . II intry.iiii'Htiiriinu mill Hvlilhd tl1l.tr lllll V II I ! " l.l.ll .wa - ' iMitler? Hun'cnii we mtike the con vcTilioiiH inofc education')) imtl en joviilile'c ). frel thnt It In our duly to work I......I I.. I......I -i. .Ii.il lln .imiriiii Ik. Illlllll III II1IUII nil llllii linn imhiiim , tlllf I'll. lit'' In IllM) rnlll.et: by nuun in HiMici hum inmcia mi. niuini: i ii-ntu bed rr t:u,roiiL'hly tuitirc tiiiui ti iibk ui me piimi - U-. led. o' b the orfoi u;itiniti.i l n..r , ...w..ti...,i...1 ' -i.i I.... I I ' nleiii-ii. Al.it ulru by brio (..it in t - ' ,' Thn.fim,nU...tnnnmulwlthan l.l, uhrlr ll .iliiliirlin I ill 1 1 IHIlirM. II J. VI I" A:il IIIIW .IVIU- in. .in lim. Hi.iliir. uivm or liinintH. cxti'lleitt iiiiinncr in which lie con-' address Ly G. M. Da.Tibert, of the U. Aoolbci b.id thn'tf (MiilUln wit!) Uluctt-t! hi creamery h.imlH w t lioiii milk or not ctrtiti-! , :t I, ..!... ..ililr liflofi. niUklilL-. Im'Hi'J "c- Ibin wuy thotiMiiiiU c( bm tciui net j . -i ...I ...ill, iiL-r of -mill' It wiiii old nml ntnle C.0ed b" lecdiuij the different vmlellC" o( fenl, i-U n ki-lc, eiib biiKfi (Kitolorn. i I ' n r. 1 11 r II i lrt etc.. ill Ihr lillio.M'er tlilie. 1 hrre nhoilM only be .t-d titiiiirdlie; niter milk butter to its Duoils It believes in ..uri fUnn makine the hizhest trrade only. For that reason It requires only the oest or firnnm unit tn ftp! 5t tin nfTdrivf ?Ac. A diwiiHHion followed the mid- The school makes only a limited - Intr of both of tbcHe piierti. I'real- mount of butter and sells it only to dent TowiiHend taking exception those connected with or near the eol- to tixing the Oregon brand on poorly lege. Further conference between ninttiifiictiired kchkI. Mr. Zfeuier collefce authorities and the manaKe- . mil the milk mid neither milk or 'cK'tiio will hiive it kecjiiiitf itiulit. Ml ll.r. .ivil IlliVr- tn tn' .1 VlTllllIll ' ticfure w cotih) ousku n tsool il ..f butler. Ibi oi ci.iiiKi'. tuoK ii uient drill oi time until 1 iot Factory Inspection. ' I)epiity Dairy t fiiiiHloiicr l- J ,. ... iinrt b'ooi Com Ziemer lollonvi) . - - . I.'.. .1. .. ..unHrt. i wuil ii piur uii i-n,ui j .iipi'ww- toc lion." which win ! ioUowi : I with ... . i ... i...i. i ii in i ii miit. hi .iii.-i i . - . , Mr. Chiiirinnu nd Orntleiiien of the Convention'. At tiie, present tune there Ik in every line of buxi. bttmriM to rCl ' own Illti'lVnl. I'.vety run of cienin in cvimii ue ni i in. 4 irmiii'i v in the incKfticc ui 1.. . ...... I. .. ll.ln.1. (Hit ....... hi. .. I.. ...i fiirlnir alTii'llllliml. f.r lllillllltr. II ! i ll. iiiir'i-iifciiiiiiiK-i,ii i' I., .i l i i .1.... m.iir Willi nioii. l l ine fill lliectdi i iillfinici, u very iniiinvii nmcmj 111 tn biid cuiiiiitiiiii. hr ik imitol i lowfnln iiiiprovciueiit 'ew yrari uicstbitM Mini i mtructed in iim there wm. Ichh etiori in mi I .dnio nttii-il- etc. Tlmy rhonld I Once in n while n ninn hiippi-iin be too ullublV WIO.IU-11 HIKl tKMIiieil ,Oll mjllie Iimnw. l-uil-m ..in... ..v. 'm.d nit rd out daily, lie idiould ive to the worhl (ind we were yliid nierii.ilk hi wumicn mil Al Mo receive it. but we lid not iniike a u ivn tn- mire loile.in the cow's ml- bii-iue- of lookmir for improve lir before iiii'r.ini;. Ii inoUrd mentu we do now. At the pre Muiiidn re iicc.--m.ry for milking will time there lire n ii.iii.ber o . nbonl.l one u Ml! vrhiu-. men o.op.oyed bv the Mate ami b) i nr..n.i 1 iirivni.- In iiim All lookiiiLT to nee ment of the protesting creamery was promised. The Banquel. The banquet at the Hotel Tillamook, was a brilliant affair and reflected much to the credit of that splendid hostelrj'' The dining room was beaulf- .i . . j:.. .,. I .... fully decorated and seven courses Kim uvimrfciuciii. una muiii w iiiw.v - ... dairyintr all oi-er the country. wcre erved 10 110 V0?1 w,thout a At this meeting President Townsend hitch, appointed a publicity coramistce which Jenk,ns orchestra furnished the ma- was componed 'is follows: AUdison 'or the occasion and the musiea Hennett Portland; Carl Abrahams, projfram was augmented by two vocal Salem: R C. Kakcr. Tillamook-. Im1m: onc b M ol prt; tiana ami me oiner uy nmumjr vjctjui , of this city, both of which were 'well dlil not nee how they could help it tor butter which wan made to-day , miuht be fn ood condition, but by ACCIYIIK II ii icn I. .wiu.4 w- 1 1 v 1 1 v. . . i . ....... j . .... - - - - -1 - - which wan S. Dairy Division', who explained what Yield Qutes Some Ioterest. Adam Schinelzcr read a paper on "Butter Fathd Chcese-MeW,J'-whleb created conaiderable discussion, and it was shown that the yield of cheese rnitvpd. .-.At--cooeluwon oMrxj' banquet' F. -C. Baker, president of the Commercial Club actinR as toastmaster, brought in Tillamook County whs trreater than ' forth the cheese which had taken first be line a IniiUliiUl Willi a Cement 1 lli oi when- he could have room lor Iiih -epiitiitor and uliio n tank for voter tor coolinc the cicaoi. 'I ho nlwuilll lllllllflll'il Willi ll piiivi where cat Ii line of bunlnoH can be improved and how thin can bent be done Toe nearch for improve. iwnfM in 1ll-l-Oll.illLr 1. btlnilieSn I) lini-ir. nml that in a tllinir that I nluuim '- i onovi ii 'i iv mi ii pin. i iimm - - , . . , I Zl ..UIH..IC. ..ll the. water that want to brine Jo he --..Uon of IIUIIUL;!! UIC uic I'm-cni' nun inv ' V lnn.ll tank mi I thun keep tht-cream It id .not only your buninesn to make have now a limited snpplv of hriek and drain ready lor the market at the following prices. BRICK - - l 0.00 PER THOUSAND 3--IN. DRAIN TILE, l 6.00? THOUSAND 4.N.lbRWmr?"20.00 PER THOUSAND l.oeate.1 (5 miles south of Tillamook on main traveled road MUTUAL PUOME lead it in The Herald cool I tell the farmcM wtio rent or thoxe who me not financially able to do tlii. to ion- u wauli tub fn a (dimly idace and chuiiKo the vM.Itt nevcrtii tiiucH daily. Ily do fim' thin, the pntronr mc keepmu: tl cir tieaiii fairly nwrct and deliver ii two and tluee time a week in the t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e i- -ind twice i)i the win ''our ci'inpelition han no rctdil-ti n on tlu nine ol briouiou in thecrcam oi Itn iiuality. 'I he taiiiieiH uio keep the iie.nn until the can m full, ii it i.iVi.'m lino two wevkt Can uood butler be made lioni hucIi iic lliai - Th'm I call unfair conipch! lion, lbit how can i. be improve. : M view ol thin ih, a icactioii inuat ..... ..I ill 111-llllllM v in lint bc iniii i.iii-i - i-ondi.ed to itn own tciruoiy bcfoie llu- Orojion rtale tita iii in mmi H i.rent-nt iiuality. 1 hope to nee the tune wl.eit all crcainciiert and ta lioiix wili icjeit ad bad cicam the niui'f oh heie in Tillamook and that o i.ther cicaiueiy w II acct'pv what i,ih been reltincil The ,WH are tented lor b' ttcilnt no that iliofaim e.H can wceil out the poor ones or boatd.Mr. .Skiiiuiied milk t iihu tented mi that they can Ktimd auaiiirtt the .'opt of biitlcrfal in the nilllli. . i ...... ... The patroiiH me iiiho iukvu iuh m Hkiiu Ichh tliau ;m i.er cent cicaui. . i m, Ik im valuahlc on the fani) and Will nlno injure the kcepliiir tpiniay oi inn cie..ui. The biiniH Hhould be ho con- tin ( iilmitv of windows rthould tic placcil in wuch poHitioiin thill t ic rlllt can ivawiij ... v" becme HUiilluht Ih one of the bes aucneic. for killinu" bticterm that W While 'wiiHliintr of the .biirua Ih iiIho rccoiumeiitlcd, hh Hihc can be l ouht very cheaply n.d Ih oho of tlii- bent purines that we can ou U- iiirttructiouH are iiriinlly ro- . V .1 ...in. l..l..r..l mill illllll'OVO. ' mo , the' (Inert dVon. Ved. When ever wo hay crei nory meeting or when I have ' .. ...r ... ...it .Vi.iiiiiw in the on- the oreiiui irom mo "" ,v ,,,t' . u iimi iimv wl l realino how ttpt rliint It I for them to co o en te with the biittcrinnker. El crciiut In the fovtudittlou for t'H.h " t nlno Hhow tho patronn that we keep thecrertiii 25 !,"!.. clean in W WCt ilipioveiiu-lltn. now i-mi yiiu your fu-tory better and your better next year, than it in "J Tl. ...... .r.i iiiiiiiv riiirilM and to do your daily dutici well, but it in nlno your btiniucsM to be lookioc for Iniiuoveiiu-iitn. How can you ouikc work thin vear? There are iiiiiiiv nmiin that condition are Improving to tin; ilairy businenn. It im only a little more than twenty u.m jiii the liabcocU tertt wa.i invi-iiii-it. About live vriirs later the Mainchall icnnct lest uime out About the time the Habcock tent wan triven to the world, the Mannn ii-iil wm lii-Ml ilencribed by Or M 'I'll. wii l.VOMlH Mil... (I Otll I'llllllin i n.'p. like oreat iandinarkn in the cheese world they were great ami a- iiniiiii iii-oi.i.i1ih iineiitn. note worthv deeds far above the orili iiury evontn of the day in mi- poitancc. 1 tit., i ii... ...... lit, intl -liifrt. unit 41 r, lltltu ill I vw ...-iiiw.. ........ - iiiu wi.niiT oiiii. ciimbioed ll!inh.l Hi" - " - - ' . paMuri.er and cooler which all odd to the eliicicucy of our work. Our lactones siioum ur nnn ......mrii x.-i . i L-iin turn around when we have to clean the coruern. Have plenty .if hk'ht lor it m iim that we want the morn the eanier 1. ... ... L ...... Kin-ill Till' flll'tOl'V I. l.l I" VI . iv --I " nhould be painted outside and in side, toe uooin aim nu'. nhould be well ncieened no an to keep the tliea out. for every living Ily in ii criuie against nociety. Consider for youtnelf the number or times you have neeu llien feeding .... ......I...., nn Mrhnire. on IlltllV .III niiuiuiHi "7 . - I excreta. They dunce and prance in J oiircrenineries and cheese f'.ictoitt-s.M and hold high carnival at our iuii. ner table. They scrape their feet, nib their wings mid drop their HpeckH on our sweet meats, yet we tat them. Do you like It, In Denver durum: the fall of UR, IHty six cunes and sis deuths troju typhoid fever fesnlted from, milk from a milk man, whose inflk wim found contaminated with lllea that had fed on typhoid excreta from an uncovered vault. The drainage of our factories fa also very important and should be looked alter to insure the fuctory, good druinnge nt all times. The whey tawk is directly respon sible for n great many of our gases und whey llavor In our cheese, and should tie washed every day Keep -verything about the factory CriipillUUB., VIVI...I i a allly must ndt.lc overlooked. Hoy?, a nice lawn, plunt trees und Howent, uh thU will help to Ret June Ire in Wisconsin, as the cheese makers did n- t have to abuse the milk as much here as in the east. Reference was made to the Wisconsin cheese being put up much drier than Tillamook cheese, which some of the makers con tended was the cause of the Rreater yield for Tillamook County. Carl Haberlach read an interesting paper on "Dairy Development tn mia- mook County," which we will publish later. Foreign Competition. A. H. Ia-ii followed with an address. He comnlimented Tillamook . County cheese makers for the excellent quality of cheese they were manufacturing, prize that day and announced the mak er of the same, Adam Schmeltzer. The announcement was received with ap plause, and .Mike Abplanalp, one of the directors of the Red Clover factory, the factory in which the cheete was made, was called forth to the honor of cutting the same for distribution. After the distribution of the cheese, President Townsend of the Butter and Cheese makers made a few remarks which were followed by a statement by Secretary Kent, giving the scoring of the butter and cheese which had been entered in the prize winning con test of the day. He said that the cheese entries from Tillamook County h,i l rn-nrml nhnvc 90. which Shoiveu a OI CHL-LTIU U1UJ Willi iiiaui4v..Miii.f,, tIU 9CUICU auuiv mnt.11 onw'.v- and stated that dairymen in this county uniformity in make which meant that were receiving more for tnetr product 1 0ur cheese makers were progressive than those of any other section. He f und all doing their best. The uniform further stated that Tillamook cheese it of the scoring also spoke well for had a wide reputation all over the J the quality of Tillamook cheese, coast country, with a good demand for The result of the scoring is as fol- it. Mr. Len expressed himself as be ing somewhat concerned about the new tariff law and gave a number of in-1 ... Portiand. 96: J. C . lows : Butter M. a nces where butter and cheese was being shipped in from Canada and other countries, some of which had been shipped to this country and placed in bond before the tarilf bill was signed. He did not know what effect the for eign product would have on the price of ourM buttur and cheese, but as it came in competition with the home product, he advised that tho grade of our product bo kept up and improved so that foreign competition can be more eusilv met. Two lottery were., read by Secre tary Kent, tho tirst asking for some creamery man to cousider the estab lishment of a new creamery at Silver Lake. Tho second was from the Cor vallis creamery nt Corvallis, and protested vigorously against the action of tho Dairy Section of the Oregon Agricultural College, churgingit with purchasing cream 'ut a premiu 'whjch no commercial creamery could pay and directly conipoting withthe very bust- W. Rasmussen, Sunset Frost, Portland Pure Milk-Company 95: Her bert Russell, Capital-City' creamery, Salem, 94: Hygela' Farms company, Portland, 93; Ashland Creamery com pany, 921; N. Werth, Eugene, 92; Junction City creamery, 92; Union Meat company, Portland, 91; Merrill Creamery company, 90. J. M. Dickinson, president of the Dairymens' Association, va. called on for an address. The gist of Mr. Dick inson's remarks .was a plea for unity between the Butter and Cheese Makers iimi Dairvmens' Associations. It seoma that there was a disposition on the part of some of the Butter and Cheese makers to hold their convention at La Grande instead of at Tillamook this year. This the Dairymen objected to vigorously, because of the fact that the interests of both organizations are. ao 61qaely allied,.The., butter' and : . (Continued on Page 4.) Scoriag of Entries U Ckeeie Ceateit. vvnru Flavor. Texture. Color Miilcnr. a .1 Knhmultzer. Red Clover 431 Hugh Barber Mohler- , 43i Clarence Nelson... Pleasant Valley.- 43 A. Tinner Falrview , 42 Guy Ford i Maple Leaf ........ 43 A. Chrlstensen .... Tillamook 42 H. W. Thomas Clover Leaf,- 42 N. N. Kirby Cold Springs-,.... 42 G. LiSBurgo Long Prairie ...... Guy Bunn Central -.; : 41 A. Sclilappl South Prairie 42 J., P. Mattoon Neakowln 41 .i PERFECT SCORE 29 28 28i 29 27 23 23 27) 28 271. 27 27 SO 141 141 14i 141 141 14 14) 141 14 Mi ll 14 15 Finish. M H 9 91 9 91 10 9$ K9ifi 10 Total. .86 94 Mi m 98 m 108 mi ill m SI I was very iuhku ii" i v 1 - ,,