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URGESTC,RCULAT,ONOrANY:PAPER IN TlLUMOOK COUNTY
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF riLUMOUK
IS NOW LOCATED IN ITS.'NKW;ilANKING'ROOM
I. 0. 0. F. BUILDING
AND IM'ITFS Till! PUBLIC TO CALL AND MAKE
AN INSPECTION OF THE ROOM
AND I LS EQUIPMENT
Safely, Security, Service.
LOWERS! LOWERS!
IWc arc agents for cut flowers,
sins , f any kind for any occasion.
Is sf you want Mowers for Weddings,
Funeral's or Pdrtl?s '"'"'
LLAMOOK DRUG STORE!
K"CH & HILL, PROPS.'
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' Tit t.AMCOK. Oregon
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5ft
Km
M.S. TIIIJRI5 Mitt other gooil
ii t(.r curs but to nvokl disn
i " 1 1 1 1 1 1 c 1 1 L it's better in be mu'C
ml liny n Maxwell "L" I ," then
u know .you hit vi- tin best.
Cunningham Auto Co.
SclMns wall Motor Curs in
Tillnmook, Or.
On
Still well Ave. nntl Front St.
Hrmonalmllaii liy .oii,tiiirl.t Holli Wior
Jas. H. Hiner,
pscribe for the Herald. It
Comes Twice a Week.
Tillamook High
School Notes
IT PAYS TO CUT THE SILAGE FINE.
lh. Rrl.ic Adrruri Students. The
f (Br F. J. Obcrer)
Hllaco undergo.- n ripening some
whnUimllliir to the rljronlng '! cheese,
Wflltl .!-.... .V... Ill t.
ft I a r .. miviii inu uutv, riiBKCi more
IJAtcaUurr.tr Srrmon M.y 27llj ; dlg.-tbi. the , rotelm, and adds agree-
,iblff flavor. Thl rlp-nlng occupies
Or. Kobe of Dm tlmvumlty of of from) two in throe week.
HW ICtUntlun Department
UMCTlU Hit prrl.t addreM ,,f frtv Imi. M.e -..rl
(ftlAWtM U( TlllNMlHr inomlni' Hi,. ! naillnv lurlli. hoI.I ...il, I.l'
btWI)r tM wal l) DimmI talk t),nt ! Thwo i.ci.U .rv,, not only i. i,rL-er
!j f 10 0,0 ,,0,l U,i" yor vtljp lut iiIjo mi uld In dlcrgtioii
l It H crrtslnly murh ikj uiul ! Ami m a tonic to tho atiitni.1. 1 h. .In.
"MMeaUl, Dr. l- 9,o.j ti,0 VfllojTmcni of thoiio acldi Ii cucl by
MlMNrfly f tralnillK RWl nlupntiun i llltth tfinfH'rnturii In tho Mil., wtiirh nn
Vor. lirofiM. I Dot IKj 'jhlnitiuJ In n r.inrrd. nr l.rlrlr
IomIaimI lmlutrll, and (minimi nut ! """.i ftmcUlly next to Uir wa.
w;ionitl n WikkI l i. tl.in.rotulilrtir nf
...r.i ...... .i . t
Ships on Way
To Mexico
Cootrcii BtcLi the Prciident In
Prtr Acai'ntt HucrU.
Hit
WW m tot (mmi mm (mil bn nhl Ui
tmmmt U a Urt wxunt without hltfh
or lrftnr, bvi no oivkr th rira.it
awnllUtwMi pf wlUeitmcy mul ntHwialU.i
ttwi, i jcviM .krmlDd Urc-'lv ji th!
lffinc Meutmi urrrtiKM to tlm tidvent
Ol Um wnn Into Ma lif' itmlrlkini.'
TIm
iKiwuiMiAi aiiiI com. n uniform htnuxrr
ntur it obtained throughout the entire
Thtr proper furtors nccowory to make'
triWklTtli.ilM(i. , I ....ii.... ... ...
:,LVZ. .V . ' . . ' . . , oll'n the same h
llllll I LI LI L 1M 1 inrilll flWIIH Mil. rillrt HUM h
Lte illnpatchm arc Uj the effect that
CoiiKreN Iiak endorHi.il I'rciiident Wi.
in hit demands on iiuerta, the
Mexican dictator, and will j;ive the
President a free hand in dealing with
the Mexican situation.
The American fleets in both the At
lantic and Pacific are About to blockade
Mexican jwrts. The U. S. regular
army is ready ami awaitlru; orders, and
the mulitU of the different states are
preparing for service.
Oregon's malitia is ready to sot.
nlors nr verv rry to an. j exclusion of all air. The proper heat fs
noone wt Um piny Mhicn tuty Imvo
MWn orVj) on And planning to ylve
ANMl bm dropped. Otfuu; U thv uctwn
(MWa(IUII by Uh Aitisll not of stop
liit school Am) other actlvitiM, tho Iu-
rrwwf in work on Ar-outil of ih near-
of nrluU(ti ao4 th iwibility to
Marura ootUlriMHi txrvpt when Un.y
imuM not bo usd. it was thought
wtlabW to disrantinuo iho work.
Ir.
obUincil sponUnoously or. In other
words, the ensilage will heat of Iti
own(rconi and In order to exclude nil
alr."U"l necessary t have a proferly
conslrucUxl silo so madu that it will
riitnln its sh iH) o thut air spaces can
not Iform when the ensilage settles,
Hmlfthd tighter ensilage it packed
when pln-cl in th silu. the more air
i . .... i .. .... .. .
i iiAciuuwi aim nner u is cui. uie
Mulik. ss at Urn Sfti wl Ikhisu ' tighter it will pack. I find that' far-
( tt WMtk Ukmf pirur.i of Ui dilfvr
at flsii rtyrm mnd of tbi- mnminl
iralninn a i .iomsllc sclwriro denarii
mt.(s to tw usd in th Annual.
The HnAlAuraU Srrm.n will Ixi
'ffin Su'utay. Mav 2tth by ev J. W.
Wrlir of Iftr Mlhivlil I'huivi Th
place i out certain b.ii it wili very
prubulily (m At tn hritian 'nirfli.
Ttw lA-u!ty hnvo Lakvn the grades of
lb nwmlwri of tho Senior t'lusa and
j ln aver snow. Allc l'rry to bo
Ssiutslunan and Vcrnu ilain Valedictorian.
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WATiK POWER PERMITS
inert, a it rule, do not give enough at
tention to those details when filling
their lkw An extra man or two inside J uews
of lor silo when filling is monuv well
sjwnt, and as nearly all ensilnge cut
IcraleAn be regulated to cut ensilage
from ooe-fmirth to onw and one-hnlf
iiicli'rn in length, ami onc.fourth inch
wou.t be bolter even though it will
takiyi day longur to fill the silo, tls the
dlflcTooee in the quality of the ensil
!y;niir than makes up for the extra
cxjigMe In timo and lalior.
IJhlUhc..cjf.rn.KWwqra ,111 Ore-
. ..li.. ... .... . . . r ' .: t
gon aial Wmhlngtun are geltingoetter
results each ear and there is no quos-
..... . . ,, i . tion in my mind that corn growers are
I Ihirl: g the quarter ending March , . . . ,
. ..... . , , ., having the name experience with corn
,31st. 1911. the MaU engineer. John II. ..." . . ' . .
' . . ,,, ...t. i that they had with clover. Twenty
. I is, Iias Issumi Kl iH-riiills for the i . ....
, , .... ,. xmt ago it wa thought thut clover
Kuiirui.rlBliun of svalor. inrludim.' h i J
' I M....I.I ....I I... .r.v.'r. ,,. I lr.nr.in ..... rv.
j day Oregon is one of the best clover
I sUittfK in Uie Union. I have no doubt
The management of n farm is be
coming more and more n busineM proa-
the rnanufacturi ig
iMinnesj. A rlairy cow or a steer is
the machine that converts feed into milk
or beef, hence feed has the same re
lation to the dairyman and stock raiser
as raw material has to the manufac
turer, and the amount of proflti de
pends largely on the quality and cost
of the raw materials used.
In conclusion allow rne to give n
summnryof the silo and the reasons
why.
A good silo will make you more mon
uy than anything you can place on your
fnrrn.
An improperly constructed siio is a
expenditure of money because
It will have to bu rebuilt every few
years, thus costing more money than a
good one would. Hesides it will not!
make ensilage and sooner or later will
bo the means of losing five or six hun
dred dollars worth of feed.
Silos should be built of clear lumber
because, rough knotty lumber will
warp and crack.
A silo should have a dour front rein
forced with iron, because the doors
COUNCIL MEETS.
On Monday evening the city council
met In regular session with the follow
lug members present: Mayor, F, II.
lieu Is; Councilmen Edmunds, Kcldson,
Lamb and Melchior and Recorder Kays.
The health and police committee re
ported that it had been unable to find
a garbage dump and for that reason
Tillamook's cleanup day would have to
be postponed.
Two hundred clog tags have been
purchase. and a special elfort will bo
made In collect the dog tax.
The collection of overdue payment!,
on improvement bonds will be contin
ued until City Attorney IiotU is able
to look after the matter.
The tobacco ordinance which prohi
bits the use of tobocco by boys under
13 years of age was passed.
The fire ordinance which is drafted
for the purpose of safeguarding against
fires was continued for corrections un
til the next meeting.
G. L. Dick's oiler to complete work
on street to the Feeney foundry was
accepted and a contract has been let
for the completion of the work by the
first of June.
COUNTY AGRICULTURIST
JONES IN THE HARNESS
s
i permits (o construct reservoir. Under
j these permit it is proposed to irrigate
2K.IAM arret of IttlKi, develop 21, 'MS
' horsepower al an Mllmntud cost of
I2.MW..
' The Wheeler Lumber tympany of
. unnmi creek in See. 10 I'p. 2 N K 10
j W for manufacturing and domMltc pur-
pte. vvm. iisysoi i von vor, loruo
iMMtlc supply with tiio wnlum of an
unnajred ctvek in See. U I'p 4 S It 10
V. A. C. Gist nnd V. M. Gist of Clu
vordslc uppropriiitu water from n
spring in Sec. 21 Tp I S H 10 W for tho
IrrlgAtion of 3 iirnts, dovulopment of
6 uurss'power nml domostic supply. I.
U. mihI l". G. Gist and G. A. (Slick of
Gloverdale appropriato water from
spring a1' lociitiiin for domestic
supply. Urnest llnng of Htmvor, fur j
the Irrigntion of two ncrun. develop
ment of t horsepower mid ilomostic ;
supply with the witters of mi unnamed
creek in .Sec. S Tp ;1 S Kg. 1 V. An-'
ton ToUmir of lleavor, for tho irriga-,
t ion of 7 acres with tho waters of u I
creek in Sec. 31 Tp :i S Kg. 'J V. School
District No. 16, iipproprmlo wafer
from a creek in Sec. 3fi Tp. U N lg. 10 t
W for drinking nnd Hru prnlection. ICr-,
nest 1 1 ting of Ifonver, for the irrigation
of 7 acres with tho waters of u creek
In S,.v XI "II. H.K V w. J. i. niivis
that acclimation and Hllenizntion, due
to Urger quantitieh being planted, had
much to do with tho sucessful growing
of clover, nnd believe the snma thing
will be true of corn.
The writer has no desiro to onter into
detnih as to why tiio farmers should
erect silos, us that fluid has been cover
od by it great number of able men.
However, allow me to call mitention
j to n few evident fncti that have come
, under my personal observation.
Twenty years ago the farms in the
i Willamette Valley produced ISO to U.'
bushels of wheat to the aero: today
Die same farms produce IT. to 20. Thus
'it is very evident th.it if the old meth
od of farming is continue.), this land
will not be worth fi.rming within n
very tow years, and no doubt the only
thing to bring tho land back to its old
productironoss is the growing of stock.
One can travel the length of tho Will
nine tie Vnlloy and the only cattle to
bo seen are a very few dairy herds, j
A few years ago whun land values i
went up ho that it became unprofitable
to use the land for grazing purposes, !
the farmers discontinued the growing i
of tieof behoving that without a large
amount of grazing bind they could not
will riot rernaTnTnlaeeitrio'utt'
A silo should have hinge doors ami
fasteners, because it is necessary to
draw the doors up light at all four cor
ners in order to hold them in their seat
nnd also brace the silo.
A silo should have n circular roof,
because this will hold the top of the
silo round and prevent air spaces from
forming around the wall.
A silo should have a flexible roof,
because unless it has, it is impossible
to draw the staves together ut the top
when they shrink.
A silo requires pearly one ton
of iron and steel in its construction,
because wood shrinks, swells and
warp-t, and this amount of iron and
steel is necessary to adjust and hold
the wood in place.
Clover grows luxuriantly in Tilla
mook County and maues good silage
when properly cut arid stored in silo.
The County Agriculturist, It. C.
Jones will have an otfice in the court
hujse, and anyone wishing to see or
consult him will find him at his otlice
on Saturday or Monday, or can get in
touch with him over the Mutual phone.
He wants the farmers to bring in their
agricultural problems.
Mr. Jones is getting around among
our farmers as much as, possible and
has made one trip to Cloverdale. He
says that there are two things which
he has found we are greatly in need of,
viz: better bulls and more attention to
suppliinentary feedjng.
PROHIBITION VOTERS ATTENTION
OiTMSnTIa-r.-May therewill "-beheld
at the Court House In Tillamook
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, a Prohib
ition County Convention to determine
what measures will be adopted in the
interest of "Oregon Dry" campaign
for I9JJ.
J. C. Bewley.
CATHOLIC CHURCH WILL
BE DEDICATED MAY 10TH
On Sunday, May 10th, the new
Catholic Church of this city, which has
recently been completed at a cost of
$10,000, will-be dedicated. Archbishop
Christie, of Portland, will have charge
of the services, and Father Van Clar
enbeck tells us that there will be other
outside priests in attendance. The
services will taHe place at 10:30 A. M.
Oxyaccetaylene Welding
We weld Cast Iron, Steel, Bronze,
Brass, Aluminum, Nickle Steel and
Copper. We also weld broken gears,
pulleys, crank shafts, boilers and
build seamless tanks, also do cutting
and brazing.
PECIAL ATTENTION TO MILL AND MARINE WORK.
HINER & REED At Hiner's Machine Shop
No Jobs too Big and None too Small
of Heaver, for the Irrigation of 12 acres produce beef lit n profit, while as n jiuit
will) wiier of Polo Creuk lit .Sec. U'J
Tn S It II W. .lav Haker of Heaver, for
the irrigntion of 12 acres with
walers of Huiimor Creek in See
Tp. :i S K 10 W.
the
IS
; A SAI'i: DIM'OSIT HOX will pro
tect oiir papers from being lost r
destroyed. $1-00 per year. TILLA
MOOK COUNTY HANK.
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LAMAR'S
VARIETY STORE
Tillamook, Ore.
"DROP IN AND
LOOK AROUND"
ter of fact beef can bu produced today,
with the use of u silo, cheaper than it
could a number of years ago under the
old system. In addition to this, tho
price of beef has gone up all over thu
country until today, with proper man
agement, tho production of lit least a
small number of beuf cattle will bo not
only ii Inrgo item of profit but will be
the menus of building up tho produc
tiveness of your farm.
Anyone who has taken the trouble to
obsurvu has no doubt found that
enough green forage goes to wastu in
every fiirin during the months of May
and .Juno, that if placed in n silo, it
' would feed n number of cattlo the bat-
i nneo of tho year. Now instead tif wast
ing largo quantities of feed in tho ear-
, ly summer on account of over abund
ance at that season and rainy weather,
' which prevents tho making of hay, es
pecially clover, whv not placo It in tl.o !
silo and feed it up during thu dry ;
! months of tho Into summer, or as much
I as is needed, thou (111 on top with corn in
tho fall, thus having thu equivalent of
Juno pasture for thu entire your at a
A Few Helps to Right Living
If you have a headache take a long walk.
If you are blue, do somctuiug for someone, quick.
If you need advice on bunking mutters. Conic to us. We
want to help you.
If u supposed friend has played you false, do a particularly
friendly act towards someone olse. It will take tho bad taste
from your mouth.
If you would be Jsperous start n savings account with us.
It is tho first step on tho road to wealth.
If you are discouraged about your work, go to bed very early.
Things nlways look brighter in tho morning light.
If you are uneasy about your valuables, rent a safety deposit
box for Ifl.OO. You will then rest easy.
If you cannot have your own way, rejoice. You might be
mined if you had it.
If you find yourself losing money, atart a checking account
with us. It is a safe and sane way of doing business.
THE OLD RELIAJBLE
Tillamook County Bank
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