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CANDIDATES' COLUMN
DEAD LETTERS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
T o the Republicaua o f the Thir­
teenth Representative Dietrict:
I hereby announce my candi­
dacy for the nomination o f the
office o f repreeentatire in the
legislative assembly from the
thirteenth district at the prima­
ries on the 19th day ot May.
I shall appreciate your sup­
port and it nominated am
elected, I shall endeavor to do
my whole duty efficiently am
courageously.
W. 0. Sims,
Residing a t Sheridan
Raid Adv
26-31
Having recently announced
myself os a candidate .for re-elec­
tion to succeed myself as county
commissioner o f Yamhill county,
and since that time having dis­
covered that I am not eligible to
9wM Hardly Live Without
make the race hi the primary - Halp af This Wswdarfwl
election, I feel it my doty to
Srlaiioa T h at M a k a s P o M lb U M i
make an open statement to the
a# O a r A **» and ledurtrire.
public.
Whan yon gat sp la tbs moraine
I was born a subject of Great torn an the w ater fa r your bath
Britain, in 1856, and came with use a sSekal plated faucet which
qaired sulphuric a d d fa Its man
my parents to the United States aim . T e a r tab. i f it be
when 1 was 10 y e a n old. M y bee om R ealpharic a d d before it
father was naturalised when I came w hat it la. and i f It Is an
fashioned one o f tin. plated on el
was a young man, whether be­ copper. I t aaadad a rea more enlph
I hereby announce myself as a fore I was 21 years o f age I am a d d before It took Its place in d
d e e aa a bathtub.
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candidate for the Republican uncertain. 1 applied fo r citizen­ T h e watdr in which you bathe
nomination for the office of Joint ship papers in 1878, and received probably b eta treated with «alphate
Representative from the Coun­ my fing papers, which at that copper fo d o e r it o f algae. The
w ith which you dry youraelf has
ties o f Yamhill and Tillamook, time entitled me to the rights sulphuric acid before you bought it.
a t the primary election to be and privileges ot an elector,
and the aoapmaker possibly found it
have now been a voter for more necessary to nee some in the prepara­
held M ay 19,1916.
than 38 years, and during all tion o f your — f j y ^ - —
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Frank A. Rowe.
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bristle«
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hairbrush
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Wheeler, Tillamook County that time supposed that I waa a been treated with i t Tbe I back o f
citizen, bat recently presenting your hairbrush as w ell aa your comb..
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myself to the county clerk for I f both 1>e o f celluloid, could not be
registration under the new reg­ produced without I t Tour razor be­
fo re it reached its present high estate
1 hereby announce myself as a istration law I discovered, to my has *ery likely been pickled in sul­
candidate for the Republican surprise, that my naturalization phuric acM a fte r it waa annealed.
▲a you put on your underwear, says
nomination for the office o f rep­ papers were not complete and a w riter in Commerce and Finance,
resentative from Yamhill county, that 1 was not eligible to regis­ you m ay recall that tbe bleacher and
tbe dyer used sulphuric acid on tbe
subject to the vote o f the pri ter as an elector o f this state.
thread before it w as knit or w oven
I,
at
once,
applied
to
the
court
mary election to be held M ay 19
o r upon the fabric afterw ard.
Herbert G. Crocker, Newberg. to have my naturalization com­
you button up your outer ga r­
pleted, but unfortunately the ex­ ments you may be reminded also that
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piration o f the ninety days re- sulphuric acid was needed in scouring
tbe wool, in m ik in g die dye and in
quired by law for posting notices tbe
process o f dyeing tbe cloth.
will fall within the thirty days
Th e button maker needed some be­
I herebt announce myself as a
immediately preceding an elec­ fore your buttons w ere complete. Th e
Republican candidate for the leg
tanner needed some in musing the
tion, daring which thirty days leather fo r your shoes, and It Is alss
islature to represent Yamhill
the courts are not allowed to used to prodnee shoe polish. Th e cosh,
> o o n ty .
W. W. LUNGER.
grant naturalization papers, ion upon "w hich you may rest your
Farmer, near LaFayette.
pious knees in yonr devotions has hist
consequently the earliest date sulphuric acid in one w ay or another
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that I can complete my citizen­ more than once before it reached tta
ship will be the day following »s e n t dignity.
A t breakfast your cup and saucer
If my record as County Record­ the primary election, hence my e y have come into being w ithout the
er has been satisfactory to the same will aot appear; on the baL aid o f sulphuric-add. but only provid­
at the primary election, bat ed they are plain w h ite without deco­
people of Yamhill County 1 will
rative gilt. T o produce the constltu
o f aqua regia, which dissolved
again solicit their support. I I w S b to ask affim y friends to
the
gold,
sulphuric acid is used. T b e
kindly
remember
th
a
t
J.
expect
like the work and., need the
sliver o f which your spoon, knife and
to
be
an
independent
candidate
salary.
Respectfully.
fork are made may come from a sul­
at the tall election.
phuric acid works w hich has first b o o ­
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H. S. Maloney.
I am a republican and have ed tbe ore. w hile i f
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they w ere plated hi a
been a tax payer and legal voter plated
acid bath.
o f Yamhill county for more than T b e tan n er who raised the w heat o f
which you r rdlla a n m ade probably
Subject to the approval o f the 25 years. I am uow serving out used acid phosphate on U s land to
the unexpired term of Hon. Fred encourage tbe w heat to grow. Acid
voters at the Primary election to
D. Sitton, deceased, as county phosphate Is phosphate rock and sul­
be held May 19, 1916, I w>-
phuric acid.
n ounce my candidacy for the commissioner of Yamhill county. This paper maker needed some sul
nomination o f Sheriff on the Re­ I f my services are satisfactory pbonated aniline bine to tint your
and my re-election meets with morning paper even i f he used no
publican ticket.
yonr
approval I shall appreciate sulphite pulp, and It would be a rare
M. D. (D E L) WARREN
ink that Is Innocent o f tbe touch of
your support.
sulphuric acid a t some point in its
Paid adv.
history.
Very respectfully,
I f you eat buckwheat cakes with
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FOR JOEKT REPRESENTATIVE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE ~
FOR REPRESENTATIVE ■
FOR COUNTY RECORDER,
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce to the pub­
lic that I am a candidate for
nomination o f sheriff o f Yamhill
County on the Democratic ticket.
I shall appreciate your loyal sup­
port.
P ratt K. Sitton, Carlton.
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Paid Adv
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination
tor sheriff of Yamhill County on
the Republican ticket. Your
support wiU be appreciated.
C. R oy Faulcoaer, Sheridan.
26-29
Paid Adv
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FOR SHERIFF
I am a candidate for the repub­
lican nomination for sheriff, and
if my services in the office in the
past have been satisfactory the
nomination will be appreciated.
W. G. Henderson.
Paid adv
27-31
FOR ASSESSOR
W. W. Nickell. Economy and
efficiency in the office and in the
field. Republican. Will appre­
ciate your support.
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FOR ASSESSOR
In offering myself again for the
nomination fo r county assessor,
I wish yon to inspect my work
in the office and judge for your­
self as to my efficiency for the
position.
Martin Miller.
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Paid Adv.
Carpat W eaving
Rag carpet and rug weaving
by Joseph Stephens. On Dayton
road, opposite tbe David Martin
place.
t l.
sirup tbe sirup needed I t and as for
your artificial lig h t i f yon get np early
enough to need i t yon would be driven
back to candles i f it w ere not fo r this
R. C. Henry, candidate for the product It Is needed in tbe refining
n o m i n a t i o n to the office of o f kerosene and gasoline, and as for
county commissioner: Born in yonr electric light, brought to you by
currents s f electricity through copper
Yamhill county; son ot Anson B. wires, where would tbe electric Indus
Henry, a pioneer of 1852. I am try be without copper? And where
a taxpayer and have been a life- would tbe copper Industry be without
ong republican and would ap­ tbe electrolytic process o f refining,
which require« enormous quantities o f
preciate your support at the pri­ sulphuric acid? it would be pars
maries M ay 19, 1616. Yours lysed
W e have beard o f the embarrass
or honesty, economy and good
meat o f Industry by tbe lack o f Ger­
roads,
R. C. Henry.
man dyes, but this Is a mere bagateile
compared with tbe general breakup
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that would fo llo w a dearth o f sulphur
1c arid. * W e can neither go to war
HAVING A GOOD TIME.
and bare smokeless powder, nor can
w e live in peace w ithout i t
W her­
Yeung Person« Should Loom There le
ever yon go in civilisation yon cannot
e Seriewo Side te Life.
get oot o f Its path
,
Many young persons think o f little
Ton m ay never see tt, yon may not
except how they can h are a good time. know Its qualities and its vary remark
I f there is work to do It la only som e­ able chemical personality, and yon had
thing In the way to be got rid o f aa
batter not touch I t but almost tavaria
soon as possible, no m atter how. T h ey
bly It has been around before yon.
think they can live aa the butterfly
A ll o f this w ill sxplaln bnt a frac­
doea when in its glory. T o And some­
tion o f tbs all pervasive usefulness o f
thing entertaining, to be amused. is all
sulphuric acid in the arts o f w hat we
they think of.
call civilisation. And its use is con­
This la natural, and it is w ell that
stantly gro w in g along with foe devel­
they can look on the bright side o f life.
opment o f chemical industry and tbe
Bat they should know also that Ufa is
science o f agriculture.
not all play. Thera are duties to ba
performed, and real happiness comes
O rigin s f •‘Gentleman.’*
only a fter wdtb w ell dose. Happiness
It Is quits commonly bold that tha
a not found when sought as the ch ief
w ord gentleman Is made from tbe tw o
thing in life.
words “ gentle” and “ man.” but this is
Entertainments cease to entertain.
not the case. O riginally tbe w ord was
T b e clever companion doea not please
spelled “ gentllem an” and signified lit­
alw ays unless there are sterling quall-
erally a Christian co n vert
■ o f character hack o f the c le v e r
L a d y comes from tb e old Anglo-Bax
m. W ork is the blessing o f man­
on and signifies “ to serve a loaf." It
kind. Th ere ought to be some earnest
was applied to the mistress o f tbe
purpose, some w orthy sina in the heart
bouse as tbe one w ho served tbe bread
o f every one. .
—Irish World.
L iv e not fo r the present m om ent
L ive to be and d a Thera are conse­
Hard Lusk.
quences to all our arts. Polly sown
Bacon—This
paper says according to
brings a bitter harvest which none can
escape reaping.
Thera are Innocent ■ French Idveettgator the chance o f
oys to'w h ieh all. especially the young, mistake In Identification by meana o f
a n entitled. B a t It should be le a n e d -Sager e r to ti is about one in 17.000.
Egbert—W ell, rii bet my
that livin g to some worthy purpose •00.000.
brings tbs tnMSt en joym en t— M ilw au ­ w ife ’s tbs person who would i
that due.—Yonkers Statesman.
kee Journal.
TO THE VOTERS
Be brief, fo r It Is with words as w ith
sd the deeper they b n ra -S o n they.
Great minds
hare w lsbsa
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hare purposss:
Custom That Tsaol
Moral L so son.
T w ice A year in Washington they
Id a curious auction. It la called the
d letter sale, but in reality tt Is the
fa le o f packages that have been 'sent
dead letter otfics because o f (fo­
nt postage or wrong directions.
these packages bars been held
^ c e r ta in length o f time, in radar to
or owners an opportunity
to claim them, they are sold st public
lOrtloa.
I t is often a strange and pathetic col­
lection. Most o f tbe articles are cheap
ZnouglL although valuable things are
kg. But w h o can estim ate the
v s lo e o f some o f thoee last
tim e and sacrifice and love
respect? H o w many lives
o f a happiness that rightfully
to them because o f tbe
or ignorance!
Is there not a parable lurking i
about this strange auction?
qny lives a te there today that
field the possibility o f gifts fo r other
Uvea, y e t through carelessness or igno­
rance o r indifference are robbing both
themselves and others and are care-
Hesly making “ dead letter»’* o f g ifts
which Sager ayes and hearts are
longing?
There is no sals o f these dead g i f t » '
No one has any chance at them, They
are doubly lost—lost to tbs one who
should have used them and to the
world that needs them. W hat a piti­
ful w aste o f pow er and Joy!—Baltim ore
American.
AFRICAN COCOA PORTERS.
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Head Load« and Barrel Rolling «Fonts
o f tho Native*. ^
Unusual and interesting Is the spec-
Ancle In tbe A frican Gold Coast country
tbe transport o f cocoa, tho hulk o f
Inland produce being carried by
porters to tbe railroad. Sometimes the
roadways ss te r as tb s eye can ass are
one long lino o f cocoa bags on the
heads o f hundreds o f ca rrier*
This carrying trade has produced an
extraordinary flow o f free tabor into
tbe whole hinterland o f the G old Coast.
A t Ada woo, a buying station nearly f i f ­
teen miles from tbe rail head, one firm
alone employs in tbe season 8,000 ca n
rler* who cover tbe distance to the
rail station a t Pakro once and frequent­
ly twice a day w ith a 150 pound bag
o f cocoa.
Many o f the native farm ers within
thirty miles o f A cera prefer to sell
tbetr cocos a t a higher price a t the prat
o f embarkation and so b a re created
the interesting system o f “ barrel roll­
ing.”
In tbs cocoa season strongly
bound and ponderous casks are filled
with tho baans and rolled to tb e sea­
shore.
re Msg al sag tb s m p i mhat prtml
d re roads one m eets a t frequent Inter­
v a l perspiring natives struggling with
the h irrel, which, filled with cocoa.
considerably o ver s quarter o f
a ton. A s a rule, three men roll tw o
ca sk * .one relieving the other. Occa­
s io n ily the toe* d o e to accident* Is
Henley*» S u fferin g*
la fifty-fou r years o f his life —ho w as
born in 1841V—W . B. Henley, the w rit­
er, never knew w hat s day’s perfect
health m ean t W hen little m ore then
a boy be was attacked by a disease
which necessitated the amputation o f
one fo o t
H e waa told later b y the
doctors that the sacrifice o f the other
leg waa necessary w ere be to live. Th e
fam e o f Dr. L ister had reached H en ­
ley. and. penniless add almost friend-
lea* he determined to try Edinburgh
Infirmary. Th ith er he traveled third
class in physical suffering such as fe w
have known, and when he reached
the Infirmary his w hole possessions
amounted to a fe w shillings. H is con­
fidence in L ister w as justified, and his
leg waa saved. H e was and remains 1
a cripple, but neither hopeless nor help-
isa* H is astounding nimbleness un­
der these conditions suggested to Rob­
ert Louis Stevenson tbe physical sketch
o f John 811 ver.
Halley’s Achievem ent*
Edmund Halley was a very great
an. H e waa not only the first to pre­
dict correctly the return o f a comet,
that which Is now known by bis name,
but also—before Newton bad announc­
ed bis results to any one—arrived at
the conclusion that the attraction o f
gravitation probably varied inversely
aa the square o f the distance. W hile
ese and other Important achieve­
ments o f his are w ell k n o w * it seems
to have been forgotten that Halley de­
vised a method o f determining the age
o f the ocean from chemical denude
tlon.
Indifference.
-W hich do you prefer.
prefer, summer or
winter?”
’I ’ve no preference.” replied Mr.
Orowcher. “ It is Just as depressing
to me whether I put In a large portion
o f my time reading about tbe hottest
day ever or tbe coldest day ever.” —
Washington Star.
H eavy H ea rt*
Mr. Bacon—There, what did I tell
yon? Th is paper says the average
man's heart weighs from ten to tsrelve
aces; tbe average woman’s from
eight to ten. M r * Bacon—O f course
men’s hearts weigh more. They are
good deal harder.—Yonkers 8tates-
SERVICE THAT
A good hanking connoction it fwndii— ntal
to tho saccate ofjffM m t day enterprise. This
bank aims to serve, at aO tunas, tho best in-
toreatz of this community by caring for its
customers in times of need. W e hold our-
selvas in readiness to help those who are de­
serving of credit for legitimate purposes. W e
believe this to be the land of service you
desire in your bank.
4 Per Cent
United States National Bank
Capital »od Surplus A7& ( M
Q U A L IT Y
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SELLS OUR
LUMBER
AND
BUILDINGM ATERIAL
C. K. SPAULDING cavlir
PHONE WHITE 26
Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health.
This is the kind we supply our customers-
*i| L 0 u r Dairy is frequently inspected by the State
manded by that official. Give us a trial.
R. B . LYLE
Phone R ed 66
J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M
Staple and Fancy Groceries
I
Fresh Fruité and Vegetables
W e pleaoe the moat p a rtic u la r. Phone us a grocery order an d
see If o u r prom pt servies doesn’t su rprise you . W s w an t you r trade
,
Parlor Pharm acy
851
“ QUALITY STORE” . *
Pur» Drags Are Most Importent
You select your doctor with greatest
care while, on the other hand, you often
take his valuable prescription to any
drug store. W e g ive you just what the
doctor ordered, at prices as low as is
consistent with good quality. For finest
drugs, properly compounded, go to
m
E. W . HODSON, Pharmacist
V/ *
Phone White 35
N ew h«* Oogoa
The REXALL Store
Carries a very^large assortment o f everything to be found in
the highest class drugstores. All kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and chemicals. Perfumes, School Books and Sup*
plies. Stationery, Liggett’s and Lowney’s candies. Our stock
of cigars is the best in town. You are always welcome.
LYNN
302 First St.
B.
FERGUSON
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
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ITALIAN PRUNE TREES
W e have on hand a number o f thousand in heavy grade 1 year 6 to 8 feet.
Also G rafted Walnuts, Cherries, A p p le* P e a r* Peache* Apricots,
Small F ru it* Etc.
S a v a S O P a r C a n t B y Buying. D ira e t
Thereugh Understanding.
- I presame you understand ss auto
thoroughly r
“T h o ro u g h ly -th *t I * ! Jknow when
It w e e ’t run there la something the
kttar w ith It."— Detroit Free P ree*
A ll varieties o f rtock now offered at wholesale p rice* Call, w rite, or
phone aa—but do not d e la y ,' RU SH —while w e have a good assortment
to choose from .
Brooks Nursery Co. LaFayette, Ore. j