Che cniamook fierald
C. G. Crmblcy, editor
Iss ucd Cwlcc a meek Cucdav and Frldav
Entered 8ct)nJ.clw miUtor Mny IT, 19 JO. at tho pv"t uttW at Tillamook.
Oregon, under the act of March 3. IS?.'.
si'nscRirnos si..w a vicar in advnch
Mt. C C llyer ami wf to Nelnon
Vileo, lots I, 5 lilW lit Son View I'ark
(except Stt fl Htrtti for Mreot, IWHl.
Krniieo (? Hiillov to Ki)iiltitlili Sav.
Ihkk & Loan Axon, lot r blk I Still
well' mliln to Tillamook, fitOO.
Ahk1 f Nuti'. Frank Kutclior to t! ,
W Hyen, Jr, aiot'iimnl to extend time'
of noto In inttr. executed by Carl I'm
sotti to Kolit and IaiIs A Watt for $!,
advertising Hates
! ccal Advertisements
Iirt Insertion, yer line - ? .10
Kneh subsequent insertion, lin .06
Homestead Notices 8.W
Timber Claim - . - 10.W
Notices, per line ... .06
Cards of thanks", )er line .OR
Locals, "or line, first insertion .71
Kch sulMtsment insertion, lino .05
Kwwbitions of C ondolence and
t.odjre notice. per line .05
tUnine- A Professional cnnU.mo. 1.00
Oioplav Advertisement, nor Inch .''5
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inc to insure publication in follow
inn Tuesday ami Friday issues
Reasons are 'imperative.
TUESDAY KI-15RIWKY 1M-, H)U.
Bro. Maker is apparently endeavor-1 nunchue, lot, W bit 77 ltrichtnn Ueach
tnir to coax some of our Progressive . jyoo.
brethren int.. tho Republican Hand wa-; Geo Watt ami w f to F & Alida
on by handintr them a few boquets in ! hotV.lots US. blk 01 Kockaway
the shape of brickbats. Fine thinn old . 1?0kcK $10.
man, push it alone. ! W S Krmlnll to Win J Hill, lots 5. t,
'7 blk 1 A A Miller's addn to Tillamook,
000., mtn securing note covers part Sec
St". V'i S It 10 . ItUta.
Articles of Inc. (Supplementary)
Miihonic HldK. Assn. of Tillamook, Or.
Tillamook Hay Construction Co (Hay i
City) J It theks; W J Hems and May
Delimiter, I mm inirators.
tjuit Claim Oued. Marion and A A
l.iudsley to F 1. Stewart, land in Sec j
S It S W, $1. 1
Asut. of inti;. J T Oottih to Francet
Hernanls. lot 0 blk i) I'ark Addn to
TillaunHik, hsst of intK Y pir Ti JiOit.
K S SnollhiK tp Jodo-Kniid.on l'urn.
, Co, nst of nttK bk Y ptf "JM. oov loM
I 7. .S blk U) Park Addn to TlllniiuHi .
Mein-is,"fl-
Circuit Court Sttiti ;
Mo MIS. llertmiii liauswlrth v. '
Robert T Hoals. action f ir dti'itnes,
No Mil. John T N'dmii vs. K II Onry
N
The Progressiva are booming Thao- j $500. ! attachmont unit, co latal in Sec Hi! T 3
dure Koo-sevelt for covcrnor of New j jj, I'ostertieUl ."t wf to Tom Kellnw ; N It 10 W.
York next fall, with a view to hw ; ,imi in Sec 1 T I S R 10 W, evcept '2 a No. MIS, S A HnxIIumwI vs. Arthur J
nomination for preside t in 1910. Wit' ' d t0 c,oo. Hodyfelt and less S a re- Carpertor. action for money,
history repeat itself? Cleveland, and 1 wrVed. Also land in See 1 T A S It 10 No. Mil. Tillauioo County, a muni
Roosevelt once before, found the New : y lying on west side of County Road, j eipnl eirioralion. 00 rolatiotw of Jnme
York irovenvirship n s-teppinii-stone to ig,,, tt n sold to James lUxlvfelt eont. 1 Utntfley, PUT. vs. V J Stepheiu an.1
the White Mouse, lntima'e friemii of 1 H $300. j Henry Woolfe Uofta. Action on bond,
the Colonel have expresod the opinion j 70m Kellow to W G Dvvicut. (same j No. 1 tl John I.asie, PI!', vs. Joe
pniUency ! descrintion as nreceetlini; deed). S10. ! Ilunnot, alias, Joe Patris, action fic
that he wouhl ru3 for the
if the call wap stror.K enough.
Arnold AlTolter to John S Aifolter, i
; et nl. land in Sec 5 and ti T 0 S R 10 j
The passacre of the Alknn Railr.a w jjo.
money.
Hill is now assured, and in consequence
the whole northwest is connratulatini;
Senator Chamberlain for his untiring
efforts in Retting this bill through con
gress. The construction of this railroad
which will cost thirty-rive million or
more will be of vast importance to
Oregon and Washington as it will open
up vast coal fields which will supply
our manufacturing centers with cheap
er fuel, and will open up a large area
of undeveloped county which will no
doubt prove a splendid market for
many of our products.
Senator Chamberlain has been doing
some good work in the senate and his
Eervices should be appreciated. He
has been severely criticised by the
stand pat press for hU action in voting
with the administration for the lower
ing of the tariff on some of Oregon's
products, but that criticism is growing
less in view of the fact that the wel
fare of our industries have not been
affected in the least by the reduction
in the tariff. Wool is higher than it
ever was; dairy products are demand
ing top notch prices, and the lumber
market is firm.
In considering the revision of the
tariff the administration had to con
sider the needs of the nation from a
nation wide and world wide standpoint.
As civilization advances the need3 of
the world as a whole are becoming
greater and this must needs have an
influence on our affairs. When we
look into the matter ve discover that
prices in all parts of the world are on
the upgrade and there is a demand for
the first class Etaple articlei every
where. For this reason the expected
invasion of foreign made goods has not
taken place. The new tariff simply
places our manufacturers in a position
wher? they must meet the competition
of the world and in consequence, in
many instances, make a better article.
In other words give the people more j
for their money.
Lvery ship that brings a load of for
MUSSKLS GOOD TO EAT.
Cha- Seamon & wf to Cha W Mead. 1
tract in lot 5 Sec '1 V N It 10 W, at j )own w,tj, the high cost of living;
Wheeler. $1,00 1. the humble and long dcspldeii musnel of
T H Potter Realty Co to Felix A j the Oregon eoatt is toVe made a table
King, lot 10 blk 57 Biyoce.m Park, $10. ' delicacy. Its use as an Horn of regular
Ole B Redbcrg et al to S J Etzwiler. diet and its pronogation for cummer-
eign produce to our shores, must ufw lO'P'isii mw
necessity take from us a load of ouri Ri Stiennon to Frank
produce it the transaction is to be
maue profitable,
the bars and inviting foreigners i:orn
petition we will of necessity open up
new markets for our goods.
The administration has been criticised
because of the fact that tariff revision
has been done for the be .e!it of the
east at the expense of the west.
This criticism seems inconsistent
to us. A prosperous east means
plenty of money for western develop
ments, and we are receiving benefits
from this gource at the present time.
Our nation is a largo one, and in mak
ing a tariff law much has to be taken
into consideration. Conditions aro ad
justing themselves fast to the new
tariff law which is proving itself to
be whht the administration wants it
to be: A help not a hinderance to
trade. Senator Chamberlain did well
to stand by the administration in thiH
matter.
tract in T 5 S It 10 W, adjacent to Pre
emption CI. of Jas H Upton, $75.
James I) Ward to Ceo L Symes, land
in Sec 25 T 5 S It 11 W, lying and be
ing west of the Old Co Road con i a
$50.
J L Barry & wf to A J Knightly, lot
t nlk 43 Rockaway Beach. $30.
Thomas K Fitbgerald & wf to Dan C
& I M Brown, lots 3, t blk 1 Norton's
addn to Tillamook City. 5500.
Bay City Land Co & First Hank ,t
Trust Co. to Ernest Schindler, lot 10
blk 13. First Water Front addn to Bay
City, also W 25 ft. lots 5, 0. 7. S blk
5$ Pacific addn to Bay City, $10.
Firt lUnk & Trust Co to Jane Mit
chell, lot -14 blk 51 Rockaway Beach.
$60.
First Bank and Trust Co to W M
Siegmund, lot I blk I Bay City, $10.
Lloyd C Smith to Leveritt J Tolls,
lot 12 blk 1 First addn to Barview ad
dn, $50.
Papt. release of Mtg. Riley R Peters
to 1, A & bailie J bdgar, release from j mens no larger than
mtg bk P pg 415. Covering the N 30 a
of trftct land in Sec G T 2 S It 9 W.
Mechanics' Liens. Ed Snodgras to
E D Landingham. covers one Ford
automobile.
Mtg. Win. I Hill & wf to Tillamook
County Bank, lots 5, 6. 7 blk 1 A A
Miller's addn to Tillamook, $330.
It II Vose and wf to E C Ward, land
in Sec 10 T 3 S It 10 W, $300.
Asgt of Mtg. F L Kelly to E C Ward
nsgt. of Mtg V pg 297 cov land in Sec
10 T 3 S It 10 W, $10.
Henry Diehl to It T Boal asgt of
mtg U pg u-16 covering lots 1 and 2 blk
, 10 A A Miller's addn to Tillamook City
.200.
j E C Ward & wf to Allen Copenhefer,
j assigns mtg from R H Vose to E C
i Ward, dated Nov 15, '13 cov land in
Allender, asgt
, of inter U nit 418 cov land in Sect. 17 IX
Thus in letting down 1 T 3 It 9 W Sf.00
Release of rntg. E C Ward and wf to
Sidney L Helliwell, bk V pg 297 cov
land in Sec 10 T 3 S It 10 W.
Patent. U S to Becka Wist, Cft No.
0204 land in Sec 11 T 2 N It 10 W, IGOa.
John B Caples, Cft No. 95G3 land in
Sec 10 T 2 N It 10 W, 160a.
Blanch A McNair, Cft No 9848 land
in Sec 5 T 2 N It 9 W, 40a.
Asgt. of Mtg. Emma Hays to A E
Nolan, assigns mtg b!c W pg 457 cov
lot 9 Strese Acres, $10.
Sat. of Mtg .A E Nolan to C M Hurl
burt, release of mtg W pg 457 cov lot 9
Strese Acres.
Chattel rnttiH. J S Hays to L Miner,
one fish boat, $140,25
C It Mavorstick to C E McAlpin, cov
livestock, 38.
Gottfried Fassbind to I. C Quick, cov
! livestock, $200.
Asgt. Chattel mtg. C E MoAlniii to
Jack Williams, asgt of chattel mtgt
given to C K McAlpiu by L S
cov livestock, $100,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Pacific ALitract Co.
Filings at Courthouso Tillamook, Ore.
War. Deeds. Laneda Inc. to A. J.
Fieldhouse, ol al. lot 18 blk lOMunznn
ita Beach, 150.
It il and Nettie J McDowell to An
drew Eaehrich, lot 1 bite 17 Neturts
Bay Park Tract, $10.
.1 II Edeards & wf to Grace Price
Cracker, lot 7 blk 12 Classic Itidgo
Beach, $10.
Gm II Higglns & wf to Clyde McCoy
lot 3 blk 10 Ocean View, $10.
W B Elliott to Geo ji Papamanthus,
Tract 50 by 100 ft in si.o on west sido
of 4lh at In Bay City, $650,
Brighton Devclopemt Co to Michael
cial purposes is urged by no less un
authority than Dr. Clifton F. Hodge,
professor of civic biology at tho Uni
versity of Oregon and a biologist of
even more than national repute.
The mussel ii tattful. eaiy to pro
cure, cheap and nutritious," suys Dr.
Hodge. "It is better than a clam and
is as good as the oyster. There is no
reason why it should be neglected.
Mussel taising should be an Oregon
industry."
The mu.Kcl exists along tho Oregon
coast but to what extent Dr. Hodge,
who came to the stale university only
last October, has not yet had time to
investigate. He has picked up speci
mens on the beach at Bnndun and be
lieves this sea food is probably to
be found in all the Oregon coast
counties Clatsop. Tillamook, Lincoln,
Lane, Coos anil Curry and Doughs.
The mussel i,oes not frighten Euro
pean Mediterranean regions. Boys
in Naples bay dive and bring up speci-
a thumb, which
they market. The French liavu had a
method of cultivating mussels that
dates back to 1035. It is estimated that
$1,000,000 worth ot mussels are used
for food annually in Paris alone.
Mussels grow in great beds, where
they have been introduced or are in
digenous.
Thcso beiis are often acres In extent,
on the surface of mud or sand, extend
ing out from between tide marks to
several fathoms of water. At Narra
gansett alone on the Atlantic coast,
there are 1100 acres of gen musiel
beds. From 0000 to W)0O bushels of
this sea food grow on a single acre,
and in Massachusetts 25 cents will sup
ply enough for ten persons for one
meal.
Fear that muMsels were poisonous
has kept many people from them. Early
settlers in America found the Indians
superstitiously avoiding them, and the
prejudice has continued since by Ore
gonians who can locnto a mess; Mash
the mussels thoroughly ; put in a her
meticully covered kettle with a little
pepper ; cook ten minutes, drain tho
liquor and make a rnnriniere inuce, as
follows: Chop an onion very line, fry
il i a goiuen nrown in a- little butter,
nun a nit!.; Hour and add tho broth
noil a few minutes. Add a little
cnoppen parsley and pour on the rnus
sels, previously laid 011 a platter after
top siieii has been removed.
To the Voter of Tillamook; County
The Distance Between
WHEELER
And
ehalem City
Is less than 2 miles. Between these two
towns there is more traffic than hetween
any other two towns in the county lo
cated hut that distance apart.
Yet to drive a team from W heeler
to Nehalcm you would have to drive
over 10 miles around through the valley.
A uagou road between the towns of
Wheeler and Nehalem should be built
at once and thus eliminate the waste of
time and money occasioned by forcing
traffic over a 10 mile haul instead of
over a two mile haul.
We believe work should be started
on this project at once.
Nehalem Harbor Co.
Wheeler, Oregon
(OWNERS OF WHEELER PROPERTY)
Dr. L. E. Hewitt
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SUIt'i EON
Obstetrical Sx'cinllt
Both Phom'4
lies, and Office: Whltehoimo Residence.
TILLAMOOK ORE.
yK. A. I). Pl'.RKlN.S.
Office In Sturgeon llbltf.
All Work Otinnuitcrd.
TILLAMOOK. - . OKKC.ON
I hereby announce myself as car.df
(into for nomination at tho Primaries
held May 15, PJ1 1, as a Republican, for
the ollice of County Judge. If nornl
nated and elected, it will bo my endmt
vor to serve the people of the whole
County to the best of my ability. I am
in favor of good roads, and believe that
they should be constructed with regard
to tho futuro needs. It will be my
policy u elected, to use strict economy
Johnnn ' 1,10 ,!Xl"-'"'Hiur Vf tho public funds
of tho County.
A. M. Hare.
Fott Foot Fit Slabs
$3.00 Per Cord Delivered
$2.90 in Ten Cord Lota;
$2.80 in Twenty Cord Lots.
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO.
li
DR. ELMER D. ALLEN,
Dentist,
Hat Located in the Commercial Bldg.,
Succeeding Dr. P. J. Sharp.
All Work GujMiilrrd, Both Phonri.
OHic. Hour.! ? !" '2
to 4iJ0 p. m.
Opn Evrtihizi from 7 until 3 o'clock
Dr. Jack Olson
RESIDENT DENTIST;
Office Houro trom 'J a. in. to d p. ra
Oddfcllowi Building
Both Phones,
G20. P. Wiaslow
ATTORNEY-ATLAW
Tillamook Block
Room 2tK
Tillamook.
Or.Tjjon
JOHN LL'LAW) IIENDLKSON
UlnrnrvuMaw
Abstracter
Fillamook County Hank Bldg.
Pioneer Transfer Co.
G. L. DICK U SON. I W
Both Phono
lite Snmc lrlcc to Uvcryonc
TlU.AriOOK UNDUKTAKINO CO
It. N". ni'Vtff i
located In Building formerly Occupied
i By Carl PaUIif. 1
E I . ...
run.rai u.rrclor nd Ucrm.,1 KmUlm.
Ladv AimlKlunt When Reipieiitcd.
J. E. REEDY, D. V. M,
Tillamook
VETERINARIAN
(Both I'hnncH)
Oregon
T. H. G0YNE
Attomey-at-Law and
Land Office Business.
Opposite Courthouse
. E. N. CRUS0N.
Painter mid Paper Hintror
Contracts Taleti
IvstininU'S Furnished.
All Work Gtitintnteeil,
Tillamook, Or.
A MESSA6EJ0
WhoArc"Jut Ready
Wbon you are MJut ttl
when rou feci a wa&k lUI
hardly drag yournolf nix
cnuno you have- not
Ret up a llrttd oul nnxt
whm you wont to IkhI, jrofll
Kllm I.e Duma wrlttl
lone, N. v., Haying: "I will
ly run-down condition
WKtrkB hut two lKHllo.1 of '
tn on my feot Again anil
tronu and welt Vlnol h
more good than nil tho
cltiM eror took."
If tho careworn, run-do
tho palo, elckly rhlldren
oia roika around hem we
Ml" Ihunna' example, the,
oon ho uhlo to nay that
dollcloiin roil llvnr and li
had hullt thorn up and
Iron.
it u a woiiiiortul, Kin'ora
und hody.bullder, ntid w
dcr a Kuarniitmi of nallidW
Col your mouoy buck If 1
Hot help you.
V. B. ror nny nkln trout-
hoxo Halve. Wo f;tmrntitr
hit I C lough. Uioii
Tillamook
Bread
H. T. BOTTS
Lawver
COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACT.
umce liir.i-M., Tillamook
Mlock
i illaiuook - Ore.
El. J. Claussen
Lawyer
Dhutscijhk Advoicat
Commercial Huilriiiig
GEORGE WILLETT
Attorney at Law
Office In Commercial Building
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l.iivv, Noirury PitliHc,
Tillamook Title and
Abstract Co.
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f Hiirvoylnr, InHurinu'c,
i'otll I'llOIU'H, ffi
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$1000 i
IF I FAIL TO CURE any CAIiCEJl
POOR CURED AT HALF fftlCIl
NO KNIFE. OR PA1M
W PAY UNTIL CURED!
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II Nitir Paint Until I tit
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KINDLY MAIL tills to'someono wtl
Naiarenc Church Scrvi"
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