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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1922)
The Vr Thai Oo Into Th Hnmm Ttl.UVMOOK HKUAM), TU.I.AM00K, OUKfiON', KKHHtlAKY 83, Wi. tagf: foi-r i Tillamook Hctald SIN K 1' News of Interest From: Slate and Count v Press SLATS' DIARY "JUST I.IKK A HOV A.NOI it kk nkw IhAlUi: G. E. TROMBLEY Editor and Publisher . VH KKl.KI tiKANDMA Satwrriptkm flM T Yw Ml AdtMf Ashcrtisiajt Rl Mad Know Application. Ktcrd M Second Class Matt at the Pet tflc ai Tillamook, Otvu. HONORS SCOVKM. Almost th wt '.own and many . t- j t- r- -a sr iTAivn WEST WILL RULE THE WORLD The world consumption of oil has reached 700,000, 000 barrel imd experts' say hU will go to 1,000,000.000 barrets in five years. While other nation- arc ;t-.igp:hnir to comer the oil supplies of the world the fuct :vnam that our country is producing 70 per cent of the total. Capital bv the millions each month u senrchmpr for new oil wells in all the poible producing territory from Mexico to Alaska. The west also has ninety percent of the potential hydro-electric energy of the world and capital is becrmnmjr to turn attention to that The we?t has great riches in natural resources of tim ber, oil. mines, and undeveloped agricultural lands reach ing into hundreds of million?. .... Who is so blind he cannot see that the west n to have the future wealth and manufacturing power not only of our country but of the world? With lumbering, paper mill, irrigation, power devel oping, shipping, sugar factories, precious metals, potash, fisheries, fruit growing, and agriculture going forwaru by leaps and bound?, who can over-estimate the resource? of the country west of the Rockies? Let us be proud of our country and not ham. tea p it growth with unnecessary restrictive mop -o- and in arly yuth mv with ( him & ,t sod I'm Sorry Hut hp tsseiit hot parents to low- wrt ah mar- j,rc. A g. K. Wr'l i tMS. Aftr a year's prtparationii, soiling their fer bottom land at Jt 80. lhy crossed the plains hi ei tn California 1R8V They rnowd to Ue Wtllam- va'ley In tl In IS71 they set ty on a Niwth frk donation land claim. Her helpmate pawed awav In Sne ha resided within a few mtl of the hom. place liv that time. She h atw. aHendimc church -wry Swnday, her mind it active nnd wn. hr eyea haw the aparkte of with, with a merry twinkle that at we endear herself to arerynn whom he mH. She hat by hr many kind, rharttable acta. irracimt ness and cherhiln won and reUiln nd a wide circle of friend Much of her time is spent in crocheting making many beawtifw' and finely worked r,frt. She attribute her lone life to -fct livnir. pnre thoughts and a nob!--hrtlan life. F1v children. 88 grandchildren, St trreat-irrand children and 6. jrrent-ft-irrind children are living ami nn'oving the companionship ami teach !nga of this rewarkable and venerabV woman. Wheeler Reporter. MUST RECOGNIZE CONDITIONS There has probably been more arguments for and against the tariff question than on any other public issue except taxation. Regardless of our personal opinion, cer tain facts confront various industrio; of this country which, while paying American wages under American working and living conditions, must meet foreign competition. No wise man would suggest closing our doors to for eign competitors for the simple reason that we must sell certain of our product in the foreign market. On the other hand, we must recognize the fact that ceitain commodities manufactured under foreign wage and working conditions may be landed on our shores at a piice with which no American manuaf ctarer can compete. Sugar, and paper are typical western industries that can be wiped out of existence through lack of protection. American wages and working conditions cannot be retained on a foreign commodity price basis. Think it over. o FLIRTING WITH THE INCOME TAX An expensive commission is having an expensive in vestigation made and will have a voluminous report print ed costing in all possibility $20,000. Thev have $10,000 to invuitigate with, clear back to the days of Adam Smith, and it will ocst as much more to print their findings and submit their bills to a popular vote. The legislature and legislative commissions have be come too much of a joke to be taken seriously and any thing that a lot of tax experts employed by the legislature preoare will be voted down. It doe 5 not seem to occur to experts that what ordinary citizens and managers of a business or industry wants is less taxation and regulation of his property instead of more inquisitions and new taxes. On top of the proposition to put over a duplication of the federal income tax for state revenue there will be the Single Tax on the ballot and Oregon is to be the experi mental ground of economic theories. o BY-PRODUCTS INDUSTRIES The practical course in training commercial canning managers at the Oregon Agricultural college i3 taken ad vantage of by twenty persons. Preparing the fruit, putting it in the cans, machine operation in cooking and sealing the fruit in the tins of all sizes, is going on. In addition the new industries of jellying and -making confections of the by-products and waste of canning are being, worked out with success. The first ciass of twenty managers and confectioners will be a great addition to iaving and wealth-producing in the Northwest. These twenty trained persons will be in demand at good wages if they cuu -how ability to produce merchant able products from the waste fruit. Confections made from our prunes, pears, apple, and , plums will be far more attractive than the adulteration: now so often passing as candy. .- o Patronage of aome industries, fh.-t and always, is one of the most effectual methods of promoting the growth of your home tov.n. The dollar that goes outside of your state, is practicaly a loct dollar, 10 far as you are person ally concerned. o Souvenir portal cards from th sheriff's office have been received this week by taxpayers and have cau'?ed a few frowns to play upon the faces of the innocent tax payers. McMinnville New.vReporter. Krhby-KHh Onion, for awr. M. ar Thu ..ii i.irtltilnv Ant Kmmy ft Intn ft lKnr h, oat a W hi .pr & he ho y .-nded it he stnl ho cud live on Onion m n Ulvnxhn hun alono. Ma od if ho Ilvod on thorn , , n ,w ,nrvlo ho had Ih ' ........ i ri. i i. . I... Ai.in.. I mm mo -i ci .....,.,.iiti! in an unr rfaitw gathered at the MaUmllal ' - " - ,,.". . ,, , rfmrch Friday aft. moon to pay their Motion. After Supper jm wont down .umlmddy called 1.1m uy .ld l epceta to Grandma Ml on her, iown & Uwy :i, ,an cum to ,v him many happy iturni o e , m . Whannlreraary. wtuh , mroim: mad and .od if , cu,ed and A M'Ht hu med.u.u Orandma Scovell was hom In Ten-. i,t 0 i,n i humo ho mhhI Thtimh j his navkty. 'IHicaday-W met JtVe 0v ' day A ho Khul. hamU A told n ho wa wirkini: at the I'hooti.v I an i lon at the .'Ity Ma l h.m did 'ivo much ttuhhto lonitnp to wo h thorn rhoenxioe Jm'nv diddnri what to ay A I ho w -Icnt ..f oil it it ho did. WrdnoMlay-ra la 3 ciincm cot. o to jrlvo tin villi. Thoy Kt a lg farm don In Tot ami tauo Oil on it ami have tot hlh. of od and moncj A no chlldem only fiusctn. Ho I wilt maVo them very welcome at ur hotlfo. Kvcn If It does cot to frd them food ami etc. Thutdy.Mc and JaVc pant I'al McOuiro painting houe A he ruking fast we ant him Why n A ho acd he wan hurrying hp J MiHvl get threw before the paint gtve cut. j NoriCK ok sirrri.KMKNT or FINAL ACCOUNT j Notice la korby g'veli, that Kmma V'tnlaynon, evrculrlx of the cJtatr of AIo Flnlajron. deccancl, hat fili her fnal n,rcount a uch eevutfx. in the County Court of tho Stale of ogon for the County of Tillamook, and that Monday. February '.'Oth. W.'j at the hour of ton o'clock a. m . ( . iiil day at the Court Hoom of nahl j Court. In th County Court Houe in! T llamook, Tillamook County, Oregon ha been appointed by Urn Court an J tho lmc ami placa for the hearing of object in to the lil final arcount I . . i . . .1. I nu ictucmrm uimtoi. Date of nnt publication, January ;t5th. I02'i Date of t puVllcation, February liUh, 10ZI KMMA FINKAYSOS. Kircutrit of the KnUto of Alex Fjllayion, decran. Cil. ItAKRICK A HAU.. attorney. tV Kxecutrlt. A .VKKm'U TMl'ROVKMKNT TU AT I'l.lUSE? PIMU.IC fveretuvlv pleased with the good work done by County Road Foreman Oeorge Cornwall on the cut near the Vrh "hol on the county road in the ith end of town Mr. Cornwa'l with a force of men and team cleared vway the dirt caused by slide and re moved overhanirinp tree. Th mu f-nm the slides .-ansed mnch incon venience and the shaky condition of the trees were a source of danger to -v.. school children and residents in that part of the city. Another boon to all pedestrians us :ar this highway is a snivel walk now in the course of eomplatfon. Bay City Examiner. 35 Year Aro Prom Yamhill Reporter Feb. 19. IPS' The mail to Ti'lamook icoos and fomes onee or twice a week. There i o much snow and fallen timber on the mountains, it is a wonder that it come as often as It does Hay is a little scarce at 310 a ton Pntatne are sellin at one cent per vvind. y If there is one thinir that makes thr jivftvnrrn ti'ivr1 l.i.aL ' n B v v" v r J n . j ness man more tn-ed, it is being made a victim of another uiivu iui mm ui Mai uiiusu, jiuvvcver wormy it may oe. It's a valuable habit that of reading the advertise ments carefully end well. It in a thrift idea which the children should bo taught to practice. Sheriff Watches tho Dan-os Sheriff John W. Orr and his depu ties are keeping a watchful eye on the pnb'ie dances Uiat are being gi- m in Polk county, a numbor of com olaints havin? been made rsearding the manner in which some of thorn are being conducted. A number of arrests have lately been made for vio. 'ation of the prohibition law. Dallas Observer. A force of men are at work gottini: the donkey engines in order and mak ing ready for the oarly oponinR of Coal creek ?amp says The Wheeler Reporter. Mrs. William Watson has rotlinwl from Tillamook. Banks Herald. Cute Sayings '-of Our Youngsters This newspaper will publish, from -ime to time, the saylnj; of local Kfsters as they nre brought to our '"otion. We shall 'bfi Kind to con ; lor a'l communication. Write on "i .side of naper, sign your name in 'j!l nnd end or brinp to this office. Rodney, five nnd a half year old son f Tho Herald forman, came homo all oiud tho other evening ?md romark "di "Dad, I should fink that man next ? The Office would feo' 'shamed. He's itot his bathtub nnd toilet riht In his nt window 'where everyone .can sec them." Potty .lean, little daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frank Pclinsky has two Krandfathem a rent Krandfather -d n Krandfather. Sho has dlstin luishrd between them as follows: "firunt Grendpa is an old, old man with whiskers oil over his face and Grnndpa is a little old wan with hair his lip." Thin May Interest You, If you havo coughs or colds you will certainly be intorented In tho ex porionco of Thomas O'llrien, Marya villo, Mo., which he relates as follows. "( have taken Clmmboiluln'H Couh Kemcd yoff nnd on for Hevoral years and it has always cured these com. plaints promptly. It gives mo, better Bfiliiifrfftlon tlum any other cough medicine I have used." Saturday 1 of pa's lodge hrothorn ast him to go sum pliwe A eo the in dogroo with him ami ont n gol Suppor. Hiu pa snys I cant bocaune l am tnkoing my Son to the Museum this Afternoon. Tho man How .-.iuch are thoy going to Fay him. V .n What you mean A tho follow sod I never noticed anything so Queer about him thou they laffcd A laffed Sunday had n Fine dinner to day A Kvry buddys happy vcopt pn witch happens to bo sick. Wo bad Roast duck and Sweet potatoes A a fvw Molasses A pie. I am anou to see Jane at skool tomorrow She called me up today but just as it wn getting introsting Di"'onmvtloii set n A I never found out what she want U. IN THK COUNTY CO CUT OF TIIK STATU OF OUF.taiN. FOR TILLAMOOK COCN't'Y. In the Matter of the Estate of Amanda D. Hauxhurst, Deceaseil. CITATION Y, I'C III.IC.TU)N To Mrs. Moll Mitchell, Mrs. EffU Fuller. Mrs. Del'a Saltnoss, An-hte IVrdue, Hatol Curry Milins, Ooldie l urry. Curry, Uordio Curry, heir niU devisees of Amanda l. Haux hurst, deceaseil, and to all persona known and uknown, interested in tlio i iate above amend: WHEREAS, the executor of the above entitled estate has filed hu pvtition ill the above entitled Court for an onler to sell the real property tw'unging to said estate and herein after describiil; THEREFORE, you and each of you are required to appuur ill this cause at lU o clock a. in. on tho tth day uf May, I'JSi, and show cause, if any tneru be, why an order should not bo uc in ihia cause autnoruoig, i end ing and directing the said executor to ien lor cash at public sale to the high Didder, the following ocscn' -it rcnl property belonging to said estate, and situated in Tillamook. County, Oregon, to-wtt: Lot Two (2j und tho Southcat ipjar tur of the Northwest (piar;j. o Sec tion I'J, 'iownstiip 1 SouUi o: l.'jriho 10 West of tho Willamette Mcriuian cimtaininc S0.GO acres, more ot leas. THIS CITATION is. made by olilel . tne Honurubto Homer Mason, Jado f the above named Court du.y .hUj nnd entered, said order being dated the 1-Uh day of February, 1'JJ'-', und the date ot tne first publication being the ICth day of February, VJl'l, and the date of the last publication bcltljf Manh. i. VJZ1. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hav. hereunto set my hand and the seal f said Court on this the 14th day of February, 1922. H. S. URLMHALL. Clerk of the County Court of tho State of Oregon, for Tillamook Couity. By Edna L. Mills, Deputy. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF AIM' HNTMKNT Notice is her. by given that the un ' signed, has been appointed admin itrator of the estate of Amanda Ed munds, dcaased, by the County Court f Tillamook County, Oregon, and al System in the Home oi i ...-if Iim We. things rutmlne ittollily will rAfiV !!,;, ! SO with ho, haslsaml. Nl M Uavo lliam. The Checking H.-t" w,m,'? 'T ,MVw,n k klTLv khi M aipendmg It In bustnensdlku man Tlt, Firat National aipi- wwrn'a cwmntt. .,,tnrs Job' Moan ( J ltdrdn A. W, lluaa KC lM6 Meur, llmrr. W J, IM.hei. U.A. .aa iV . n Wfflmimumi&wk WHY PAY 10c When vou can get one for 5c Jas. G. Blaine Cigar Ask your Dealer for it. I nnnnnnn)nn- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby glrsn, that the un- rrsitrnl an admin strator of the I nntato of Fred Psn,Uf t, deceased, has I f Icl his final account with said estate J m tha County Ceurt, of Tdlamook ' Omnty, Orngon, and thst said Court by its order, made and enured on the Uth. day of January, 1022 hsn flic.) ind appointed the 13th. day of Fob -lary, 1922, at th hour of 2 o'clock " M. of said day and In tho County "ourt reom, n the County Court house t Tillamook City, Oregon, as the ixc and plor for tho hearing there of nnd final settlement, .And all por.( ns are hereby notified to then and there appear and frnake object tins hereto if any they havr. Dated this 11th. day of January, ' 022. R. N. HENKLE, Administrator nf '. hn cntatc of Fred Parpict, dacnased. If you want eggs or ptultry uid to the western cllmaU, we have fi2 var'tlcs that win and lay. JdllN xdt MILK Wf Sell Mtlk Just At It Comet From The Cow. It Ii On Ice For Yoor Benefit. It Comes From Dr. Sharp' Herd and Will Test Better Than 4 Per Cent All The Time. Fine For The Babies THE LOUVRE RESTAURANT w Pennsylvania .jt, kCUUM CUP CORD TIRES "' -whom having claims against said -" atato are hereby notified to prsent j A u"e1 Vut-ola, plays like now ih..ir claims to the undersigned, with i Tillamook Music Co. U ne proper vouchers thereto, at the aw office of Webster Holmes, At torney for said (ftatc, within six onths from the date of this notice. Dated this 18th day of January, '2 G. A. EDMUNDS, nistratar. I have nn applicant for a dairy ranch of 1 Cto 20 cows, close to Tillamook. Prefers bottom lond. What have ynu to offer? See ROLLIE W. WATSON. Your Interests THE noarer this Bank can come to being your kind of a bank indispensa ble and helpful to you in the highest degree the nearer it approaches the ideals of its management ypur aim is to render you a kft nite perional servi'c in exchange for the business vjju rive us service thatrtvill be fftfufto ypu in the fur thering of your Interests. Tllamook County Bank - Tillamook, Ore w (!ftfi$ XX7HF.N you buy MBM&CPtfffft these renwrkably lisf7ni4tj7'J 'on(' 'uattisciu!nKa.you mh$m!r mm e,n,P'r Py reasonable f J1 if a IJM price for unusual qual- JmmlLJXTJtmm Ity the tuntmntd MflB prvcenta coats you AHmtolmmTW freedom, attr'netivt (SStmLmm We would be pteeaed War imUgt Stampt' Bmy Thtm ! AUTO OWNERS NOTICE THE REMARKABLE MILAGE MADE ON PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM TIRES F. W. Christensen, Tillamook Chewi3 Inspector, over 10,000 miles on a Fabric. Blaine Hays 11,000 miles on a Maxwell car. J. M. Maddox, Rockaway stage lint Pennsylani Cord ha.? worn out two other cordi with good prospects of out wearing the third Come in and examine this wonderful tire. It costs le than any othro Standard make. Sold by Williams & Williams