Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1913)
HeftU.. ISSUED TWICE A WEEK-TUESDAY AND FRIDAY JHEL gjRg U L AT I O N OF ANV PAPER IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY HA 6 Tillamook, Orkcok, Dkckmiikk 12, NO. 93 'I I i.s the aim of thin hank to jjivc the best banking ticmcc ponilile ami wc do it. It is also our aim to have the very host equipment such as Modern Imio Proof Hanking Knout, I-'ire Proof Vault, Bur glar Proof Safe. Modern Safe Deposit Hoxe and we have them. FIRST NATIONAL BANK . TILLAMOOK, OREGON KEVVS FROM OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL Parcel Post Weight Limit Again Extended and Rates Are Reduced. AN INTERESTING MILK TE5T. Which l the most profitable breed of ow for TIIUacKk where the produce I miuiufiictiin-d into cheese is i qucs Uon which him confronted the dairy tttnn of ttiln vicinity for n number of yv.tm but litin never lM:en answered TILLAMOOK HIGH SCHOOL NOTES The pennant controversy became in tensely Interesting Inst week. Threat and words filled the nlr, until no opin ion could bo encountered except one concerning a pennant in some way or other. It won evident that trouble XIV1AS GOODS the Latest, everything, new - PRICES LOWEST Something For Everyone. See Us Before You Buy. TILLAMOOK DRUG STORE 11V1. VI.' 1 II -VI II IS I V I'rfsiitfut Surveys JOHN 1.HI.AND IliiNDKKSON Src''1-1 num. Attorney 41 1--' '! Notary Public TEIJ.AUOOK T1TJLK &iNJH AHf.TfltACT 1 PA X V I AW : A 1 1ST K' ACTS : KMC A I. l-STATIv srKVI.VI.N(. : INSl'KAN'CI. Tillamook, Oregon L'bt;e Factory by the cheese maker, Mr. Tinner nnd we will leave the an fitter to the results Iroughl by this ex-fx-rimi-nl n to which Is the most pro fitable breed of cattle to be engaged in. ? Thi experiment is not what It could be owing to the iirnotsihllity cf gett ing emiugh extremely low or high testing milk at the litre of the year ..when the experiment wus madu but evor-the-less it gives V"u a basis from willed to 'inure where the ex tremes nre grtrntcr. In this experi 'mcnt the -1 r cent and 1.40 per cent ,rnil t wn worked In separate vats and following art) the result. Milk Worked Low Tniinz Milk 7100 fiurKt I.uclorn-eler 31.4 Wnshinctoii Tim Inlnmtalii coio tntr" commission approved de oronr la parcel post rate In thn third, fourth, flftlrtnnd sixth torn, iiil an Increase in the maximum weight Ilmfl to 60 pounds In the first -Md (.'fioiitl, and to !U pound In tho ntninluliiK otie Thn approved changes In rates and "rtllhtH, to t In -ffeji January J. .li, follow; To rsdue tho rtitns In the third tdn rom 7 cents for the first pound Mini 6 tnl fur ''neli additional pound iu 0 own- for tho firm pound and 2 OOtlts fur neh additional pound. To nwluco the rales for the fourth ions from ft nt for the first pound ud I emit for tiaelt tulditlonnt pound to 7 fluiit. for (lie first Kund and 4 t-llit for nrli mldtllonal pound To reduce tho welKlit for the fifth torn- from 9 cents for the first pound nnd 7 cnt for "hcIi additional pound to g ijml fur thn first pound mid 6 0fiU for wch additional poll lid To roduen the rto for (ho sixth i on.' froiti 10 I'MU for th first pound nnd 1 ctitt for rli nddiMnnnl pound to 9 (Ufflts for the first pound mid S etni tor mU nddiiimml Kunil. It Ik rovldd "(hat Uu rnto of post' on parrols conuinl , bool. wt'lnlilni: H ouuceH or lw shall 1 1 ent fur tch two ounces or fractional IMri therof, nnd on thoao ttelj-hliiK In pxcntt of & oti net tho xouo (Kircip mte nball apply," Thlt Is to bo idV rnll Mi.ri.1. Ill I'll I , v. i Cuffr.ige Delegation Walts on Wilson. Ittlin; bis suffragist luliiKtlon, ' ,)9r b. or 3.H centa less h.t lb. fut I'renldont Wilson refusml to send a spi-olal mtiSMiKe lo eotiBr.'HH urKlns KINANC1AL STyTEMENT (hot women be itiifnincltlsed. He tie- ellnml also to Incnrpurato Hitch n rec- oiniii,iid.itloii in one of his nKular ! iiihhk. I KXI'KNDlTL'ltK. t'ntllo..nKre.tlt.hrnddel..To Wel(sUr ,,., for M lit nlllll nut iiTi:uiiitiiiNiii ill.1 vi.'tiniui ulth any satisfaction and wc are Ink-1 WH Ink'. The Freshmen wore on IhK Ibis small amount of space in this (" nnd needles during the various dc- Vktvr to help throw a little liht on ! lilwrations of the r acuity and Juniors. .this very imiwrtant question by pub , hownvcr they atFirm it was not they llaiiltifc a few figures which were '"it Juniors '.vho cot stuck. No matter liroUEht out by a small experiment 1 dw that rniKht be, they did not tae a -refully eonductnJ by the Fa rv ew very active pari in me cthj. We can not deal with this matter very much or. account of its ticklish nature (and it surely is hughnblc) so we will merely COMPLETE ROUT OF FEDERALS CERTAIN Fleeing Mexican Troops Reach Ojinaga on Border in De moralized State. l-ronldlo, Tx. The complete rout of Huerta'E federal army In northern Mexico with the frantic flight of his icencrals for safety on the border and the 'demoralization of the unpaid troops waa established with the arriv al at OJinaua, Mex., opposite I'reild!o, Kive a abort summary of the argument j 0f tho civilians and soldiers who de of the leading parties, the Faculty, ' gQrteu" Chihuahua city, the Frcihman and the Juniors. The' j th remarkable bglra which chief contention of the Faculty was ; -trusgled for elsht days over the 185 this: "If the authority and honor bonds ' mne trail through the desert and en of the school .ire not intact its contents dured srent hardships for want of food cannot be guaranteed." The Fresh-1 nnd water, were General Salvador men say: "We had the Juniors pennant j Mercad0 Huerta's deposed ml Itary and they had our, so it looked like six I governor, and commander of the fed of one and half a dozen of the other. eral troops In the north; General I'as llesidcs that we had not paid for our cual Orozco, General Antonio Kojas, pennant yet, and as we nad it such a General .Marcelo Cnraveo. General short timo we wanted to jjet it back, Ynez Salazar and a host of subordln- Uutter fat testis) lotul butter fat Cheese made yield per ' Yield per 100 lbs milk 1 lb butter fat .US lbs tilf.tl Truing Milk. K.TSI founds 2?. I 4.J HfiS lh 911 Jbs 1003 lbs 11.90 lbs 2.97 lbs Uuttcr fat Jeftj'n whey 22-100 11.06 lbs 2.72 lbs 23-100 Note the fact that u lb. of butterfat from the 4 per cent milk contains 2.r KM or I of 1 lb. of cheeKe more than 1 lb. of butterfat from the 4.1 per cent milk or in I lbs. of butterfat there is nn arttial ditTertnce of 1 lb. of cheese In favor of the lower testing milk. so we would be sure we over had one ate ofricers. Tney naa acseriea tueir before we paid for it." The Junions j r ;M. in fear of General Francisco VII speak after this fashion : "This was a j !a"s rebel army. matter of national honor and should i o"g with them came, burdened not be arbitrated. The Freshmen! -.ith rroperty they could carry, men, were afrai-l we would set our pennant romeii and children, representing back' and still keen theirs so they cried . At lfi cents a lb. the. rheeno from 100 around about it. What harm would U lb, of the -1 erceiit milk would lirin do to keep it till commencement, any ?1,78 nnd from the 4.1 per cent. fl.TUjhow? Who's afraid, ch?" No doubt n'nd from the 1 jht cent milk a lb. of 'they aic- all risht, at any rate the Cutterfnt would be worth 14.0 cents J Freshmen jyjye their own pennant, f erlb'. ntid'fronrtheM. r percent" "a'"lb. likewffe the'Jonlors, and -evcryonc-ls of butterfat would be worth 40.7 cents either ha :y or pretenJing to be so. ome of the richest families In' the r.;ub!ic Their flicht with the amy v.".s lu tho face of reports that thsy nfbt erpect no' mercy should thoy 'all into the hands of the rebels. OF BAY0CEAN PORT. Tillamook Clay Works KREBS BROS.Props. Wi have now ft limit'"! siij))lv3ol hnelcJnMil drnin tik ready for the muket al the IoIIow.uk prices: BRICK - - $10.00 PER THOUSAND 3- IN. DRAIN TILE, $16.00 PER THOUSAND 4- IN. DRAIN TILE, $20.00 PER THOUSAND I oeated (i miles south of Tillamook on main traveled road. MUTUAL PHONE DELSMAN & DOLAN OUNKKAI. CBMUNT CONTRACTOKS Sidewalks, Floors, Foundations, Chimneys, Building Blocks, Brick,, Etc. ALL WORK GUARANTEED OFFICE AT:cWNTPU.OCK FACTORY COR, ,2ND AVK. EAST AND 6TII ST, UOTH IHONB. of n kitH.Uil house comnilttoe to Ium UrsIi' tlu suffmK" (iitlo'i. It was tht flrttt linn the president liml been broiiKht face to faco with the Isbuo III n formal wny. He told his tatllam that wlmtever may bo his tdwts on woniiui sulfriiKo or any other subject, he had mailo It a ruin not to ur.t" niitbliiK upon coiiBr'w Hint hud not t'fen the auhjecl of "orr.nnlc con Hldonition." by the democratic party, of whli-h ho cnntildcrrd hlmsolt tho spoki'smnn Lobby Ommlttee Arraigns Member. All question rolntliiK to tho Invostl Kid Ion of the Mulhall lobby churnes were referred by the bonne to Its Judi ciary lonimltteo. This action followed a Ioiik parliamentary dohnto oVir tho report of the special InvoHtlpatliu; coiuiiilttee. nrralBiiliiK lobbyliu; ncti vltie at tint cnpltnl ntul holdlni; Hop rosi'iitntive MeDorinott, of IIIIiioIh. n dfiiincrnt. Utility of "actH of Rntvo Im propriety, iinlu'comlut; the dlKtilty or the position h occupies," nnd n minor ity report mibiiiltted by HitpreKontii tlvo MncDoiiald. of MIcIiIkkh, with row oltitlQtiH proposlni; the expulsion of Hepronentntlvo McOermott and con tempt proceeding Bliit officers of tho National Association of Manufac turerH. Senate Will Work 13 Houro a Day. Hciiiocnitlc M'linto leaders, with the utd of 10 republican voti'H. Hiiccwded In forcliiK a pioKriiinmo of 13-liour-a-,lay mwloim for tho currency bill. 'I'wo bourn' recusH. from 0 to S o'clock In the evmiltiK. will bo tho only break iu tho dully work from 10 o'clock In the iiioinltiK until H o'clock at nlKht. Honutorrt Horali, ilrnily, HnindoKuo, CiimmlnB. Oionna, K'ouyoii, I.n Fob Uftte, NorrlH, 1'orklnn and Smoot, all ropubllcniiH, Jollied the ilomocrntH vot Iiik for tho loin; dully bohsIoiih, National Capital Brevities. Itepnbllcnii moiuberw lmvo tiiailo It olear thoy do not wish to bo churned with Utility of curionoy roforni, Without iiiuoiidmout tho Hotch Itetiihy bill, providing a now water mipply for Sun FraucJsco, passed the Biumto. Tho trt'iitmont of inlurutory tuber ouloslH patients lit bultiK InvoHtiKated by tho publlo health Bervlco. Itlvora nnd harborH will bo develop nd to meet Hoods of nil, nnd not for uny apoultil coiniuuiitly nor lutoresta, biub aocrotury of Uo lutorloc.Lwo. ervices .... $ 40D.OO Traveling exonc of Cominis- uiiners - - 21.50 'I'o Webster Holmes, expense to Salem, Ore. - - 4fl.00 KxiK'tise in .connection with trial in Circuit Court Cruising Fort lines To Webster Holmes, expense nnd fee to Salem j The tlnal debate tryout was held last j i Tuewiay evening. The following teams j j were Si lected: Affirmative, Erwin Schunelle ami Stella Goyne. Negative, j Verne Ilainu and Tommy Coates. The i I first dobate.will be held on January 9th. in a triangular composed of tvams from 'St. Johns, Gresham and Tillamook. I Tillamook's Negative team will go to! Grcsham, Greshum's to St. Johns and Su Johns' will come here. The t.voj tcliooU receiving the most decisions j ' will then compete. - Nt;;ElectionbvXalb:d Injlexlca,. Mrilco City. The Mexican congnss '.;as nullified the presidential elections. cli-ctlons are called for next July. Co-.gress, according to this action, .;,ccis General Hutrta to remain In 'ne prosldency for a least seven mocihs more and if tho time neoes ;:iry for the selection and installat ou . f his successor Is taken Into consid rrs'.iun, It will be well toward the end i f September next year before lie relinquishes his power to another. MANY STOCK SHOW ENTRIES A great deal of repair work was done t (tjaho Bcys Win Hog Contest With Witness fee in Circuit Court 'I'o lien W. Olcott, certified copies of Fort proceedings To M. J. O'Donnull, o.xenso to Salem. -Mnp of Tillamook Hay To Webster Holmes, fees and and oxM.'nso in both Circuit Supremo Courts, Otlleo expense ... ToAtty's Hundley & Johnsm Court expense ... i To F. C. linker printing of briefs and nbslructs To Wubstor Holmes expense to Salem and preparing of ap peal for submission to Su premo Court ... To Ituth Holmes, for clerical services rendered U. C. Lock wood traveling ex penses, .... M. J. O'Donuell traveling ex penses .... J nines Christensen traveling expenses .... To I). C. linker us accountant, and clerical work in closing Tort nlfairs, For rostngu stationery, etc. For rublicr stamps nnd ollico supplies .... 45. 10 at the school house lust week. The 42.00. manual training room was being paper 'e.l and otherwise altered so it was bad- 75.00 ! ly mussed up. Upstairs omo wiring 1.00 J was done and nil kinds of pounding and I sawing. In geometry, I'mf. Moore found it quite ditiicult to teach the properties of rectangles and triangles when they were using squares on a plane suface to such Rood advantage, A day of vacation was given the pupils :n the old school house while the building was being fumigated. Many of the students have been vac cinated during the week. 0.75 35.00 5.00 525.00 S.50 1S2.50 U-J.75 75.00 A Basket Hall meeting was held Fri day at which it was decided to organ ize a Basket Ball club. A committee was set to work to draw up n constitu- oKejon Aggies Second. Pctlasd, Or. AVith nearly 900 en rUf. the Pacific 'International Live . tock exposition opened Monday morn Ir.g at the Portland union stockyards, o continue throughout the wee'e. Idaho carried away first placo in .he students' Judging contest and la the fat carload boss. The' team from the university of Idnho mado an ag resate score of 23514 out of a pos sible 3000, and won' first prize, $40 In cash. Oregon agricultural college was sec ond with 34r: Washington state col lege third with 2331. No Mere Veal on Hotel Menu. Portland. Or. Hotel keepers ot Oivwn, In ail effort to lowor the price tion and a set of by laws for the club. 0f uocf, not serve veal to their ,. r ) a place to play. A great neat oi inier ' ' , est is being shown as about twentv-rtve 10.75 'students hnvo already signified their i intention of joining the club and many i more undoubtedly will join Inter. 50.00 10.00 4.47 $ 1717.37 Total SUMMARY. Money received Mutiny expended ftlonov rorunitcu ... Port of Hayocean By E. C. 1.0CKWOOD Treasurer. f-l(W2.i2 1717.37 2035.55 T. N. Carver of tno (Jutted States department of aRiietilttm) declares fiinnors would gel bettor prices If thoy hud a uniform plan of gnidtns iliolr products, tliis olimtnntlng, large ;, tho nilddlemen'H .profits. Karly iibaudontnunt of coal as fuel for thu battleships of tho American navy and the nubstltutlon of oil Is foreslindowed In tho annual report of tho chief of the bureau of steam en Rineerlng. Seorotury of the Navy Daniels an noiincos that up to datu ho haa savod nearly $760,000 ou contracts for new battleships by cutting estimates nnri lu iuakln purcuuoa'or supplies. woman's wm& WAGE $825 Vtc-L Portland, Or. Wciium lu tho state of Oregon employed In Industrial pur suits shall not bo paid less than S.25 n week; they shall not bo employed more than 54 hours a week; tho ap prentice period shall not be more than ono year; tho nilmlinutn wage for wo men apprentices In those Industries shall be ?6 a week, and women In mer cantile, laundry md manufacturing pursuits shall not b employed In -those industries after S;30 p. tn. Such aro tho provisions of a ruling mado by tho Industrial wolfnre com mission following a public hearing on tho roporj of tho stato wldo conference on wages, hours and conditions of kv bor for women workers. Tho ruling will havo full legal force iu 60 days. Delightful prefents for everybody at I.nmara' drug store. patrons. If tne term3 ot a resoiuuon adopted by the Oregon state hotel as sociation are carried out. M. C..:d In Texas Floods. Houston. Tex. The number of dead in the flood which has spread over the lowlands in half a dozen counties In south control Texas reached 150. Four-fifths of the dead were negro farm hands- Montgomery Ward Dies. Chicago. Montgomery Ward, who gained a fo-ttino as a pioneer in mail order merchandising, died here of pneumonia. Mr. Ward was 70 years old. LAMAR'S VARIETY STORE Tillamook, Ore.. "DROP IN AND T nrW AT?nTT1VTV 2 Ar - -- w -r A