✓ loverdale Courier Published Ever» totey by flank Taylor, Editor and Publisher. ‘ «Entered as second-class matter, Nov- MUbac loth , 1005 at the post office at Clo- efdivIeL Tillamook County, Oregon,un- •?v Act of Congress, March 3rd, 1878. S u b s c r ip t io n R ates >i»t' Year, in advance......................... $1.0C i* M ouths...................................................50 t hree M onths.............................................. 25 Single Copy................................ 05 —- ■ . — ...................................................... i A d v f r T' suï O R ate » Displayed Advertisements, 50 cents per inch per month, single column. All Local Reading Notices, 5 cents per \ine for each insertion. F i tuber land notices $10.00 Homestead notices 5.00 ’ olitical Announcement Cards $10.00 J ob D epartment Jy Job Department is complete tn every respect and I am able to do all kinds Commercial Job Printing on short notice at rwasonable prices. their efforts and the coming years must remain a mere spectator of Short men like to stand on their *dl domoastrate the purpose of the the crime across the sou, lust it dignity, iiut why not? people of Tillamook County to arouse a lasting hatred with any Barring hand organs, some good make the annually occuring county country against which any partial­ comes from everything. : r ,. ity may be shown. - I Satan probably had a tine excuse At the close of the war there will for not learning to skate. NO FAVORITISM have to be an accounting made of The position taken by President Many a girl catches a husband all irregularities of the ethics of W ilson regardidg the report sub­ by baiting her hook with indiffer­ war and a balance will be stmek. mitted by the Belgian commission ence. in relation to the atrocities which When it comes to manual labor, THE SLAB CREEK SAGE SAYS the Belgians claim was committed the average man is a tramp at by German troops, is undoubtedly An old bachelor says that there heart. correct. This country cannot with justice toward all, and to maintain are na marriages in heaven because' Critics arc pessimistic persons its strict neutrality, take sides with there must be some way to disting­ who have a penchant for throwing stones. uish it from the other place. a n y of tlie warring nation s, F R ID A Y , SEPTEM BER 25, 1914. TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR One of the tramp Editois of the Courier visited the fair on Thurs­ day and was impressed with many things that ho saw, the manage­ ment was w ell organized, every ¡nan was his post of duty the peo- >le of the county had taken lively interest in the fair, nnd when the vriter was told this was only the econd a n n u a l effort to have a o u n ty fair it seemed all more w onderful. The buildings and je u e ra l a rra n g m e n ts were good for so yo u n g an organization. The air groun ds consist of five acres d: irably located near the railroad Inpot and is well fenced. The i m ain e x h ib it building 50 x 100 ' ts well filled with exhibits that ihe couuty may well be proud of. The band stand substancially cov­ ered was occupied by the county booster band comprising 60 peicee m d directed by C. W. Trombley. T h e buildings for the cattle were not what future years will provide but for tbe first year of the present ocupation was very good as was tbe cattle exhibited. We are not tak­ ing the time to go into detail rela­ tive to the cattle exhibit, suffice to say that Tillamoook countv need not be ashamed of the class of cattle that was exhibited at the fair this year, the poultry house was well tilled with variors f;:ncv breeds af poultryof all kind-- which did credit to the exhibitors. Tbe exhibit of baked goods gave e v i­ dence that the wives of the county the mother and daughters of our homes are responsible for the broad smiles of the men, in that tie y are good cooks. The weather was on favorable, but everybody was happy a perculiar^faculty of Tillamookere tnis could net be foretold by the management— the fair board have done their best to make the second annual Tillamook County fair a succt. - and i ; -pite of weather con­ ditions have succeeded and the people of the county appreciate 1 1 will oiler at public auction at the old Murphy farm, one mi. east of the Estella Fall en the Little Nesutucca River, three mi, east of Meda, five mi. west of Dolph, die following properly to-wit. Saturday Sept. 26, 10 A.M. SHARP. S span < heifer, and 3 bull«, ■_> T wild 5 T. oat hny,3 0 bu. gray wintcT oats, f> bu. potatoes, And the following useful articles are all new. Tent 12x14, 1O0 fool l in. rope, single and doulbe steel blocks with beckets size I in, mattock, extension bit combination anvil, vise and press drill, set of assorted drills, col l cYivjl, liin. steel swamp book, 14ft. og chain, spading fork, garden hoe, shovel, manure fork, grass »cythe brush scythe and brush book, carborundum scythe stone, l ox assorted bolts,leather punch, clothesline, I doz.clothespins, lantern 2 bracket lumps, heavy tub and wash board, ideal clothes cleaner, star barrel churn, 8 gal. milk can and strainer, 4 steel wedg 81b. maul. UNDERW OOD T Y P E W R IT E R No. 5 New. Complete set of kitchen utensils, copper bottom boiler, Steel air­ tight heating stove, leather upholstered rocker, oak rocker, 3 dining chairs, oak extention table, 1 do¿. economy fruit jars, 15 pts. of fruit, Winchester rifle cal. 25-35 and ohells, 12 ga. Winchester shot gun not ne.vbut in excellent condition, ffishing rod and tackle, hatepet, cross cut saw, hack saw ,monkey wrench, leather riveter, level square, set Mrs. Potts sad irons, 8 joints stove pipe 2-6in. elbows, green window shades, blodkplane, 2 chisels, files, brace and bits, shoe repair outeit and sole leather, cow halter, horse hobbles, hammer, ax, iron bed, steel coil bed springs,mattress, steel range, heating stove and other artioles too numerous to mention. NEW LADIES BICYCLE with coaster brakes. All sums up to S 10 cash, a credit oi six months r.'.y be had on all sums over ! e r m b 510 creditor giving a note with approved secaritj firing interest at 8 per cent from date. Dr. J. A. SP E C K I,. M. KRAINEP, Auctioneer