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r.uKtcr Sunday.
Literary has been postponed again.
W. A. Wise, dentist.
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Stock Foods and Tonics
Deliver. H arry and Mrs. Thomas
CLaa. Bluui w m a Mohler visitor yea- Brooten, of Brooten S prings, were
Do you know th a t your Cows and
Cloverdale visitors today.
terday.
Horses need a Good Tonic at
A congregational meeting was held at
Chita. Kay Lae been on the aick list
this
season to prepare them for
the Presbyterian c hurch Tussday even
this weak.
their year’s work. I t ’s just a u
ing, a t which tim e W. A. High was
Milk cowh for eale. Call Fred Affolter, elected treasurer, I). T. Werechkul
essential tha t the Cow and Horse |
Newkowin.
have a System Tonic as it is for
elder and Fred Briody trustee The
the human, and evi ry successful
Frank Nelnon i* sick at the Loma of board of trustees now stand : Taylor,
farmer and da i ry m a n is giving
Ray and Briody. The m a tte r of selling
Mia sister in Tillamook.
their livestock this attention
the old m anse and building a new one
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kay were up
and are making more dollars by
oil the church property was discussed.
from Oretown Tuesday.
doing so.
It was decided to sell the manse and
J. C. Foster ia confined to Lie Louie lay aside th e money to he used in the
Are You Giving Your Slock this Attention?
this week with the grip.
erection of a new building as eoon as
If not come in and get a pack
E rnest NeuenHcLwander, of Oretown, enough money is raised to erect and
a g e of our Stock Food Tonic and
complete
the
same.
wag in the city Tuesday.
give it a trial.
CALIFORNIA
Before selecting the route for your next trip East
consider these three im portant things:
SERVICE
Steel cars, through standard or tourist sleeping
cars, unexcelled dini$g cars.
SA F E T Y
Rock ballast, automatic block signais, lieavy eteel
rails, consistant spetd.
You’ll be sur
Once again we call a tte n tio n to
Koes Chilcotte, of Beaver, was in
prised at the results.
Courier
correspondents
th a t all
Cloverdale tLia morning.
communications m ust be signed to in
E. E. Cross, of Hebo, was a Monday sure publication.
This
rule was
m orning pSHeenger to Portland.
not
complied with by a c o m m u n
received
th is
week. A
H. H. Miller and Mrs. Potter, of ication
RELIABLE DRUGGIST
signed letter of interest reached us one
Beaver, were in tow n this week.
day too late for publication and as the CLOVERDALE,
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OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Joe I.owranee, of Ore-
m a tte r was covered by another article
town, were in town Wednesday.
it would be repeating to publish the
Kev. J. A. McVeigh leave« Monday communication. The Courier is printed
Our Indians.
The most probable theory of the
to a tte n d Preabytery at Portland.
on Thursdays and copy should reach the
origin of the American Indian is th a t
Mr«, F.rnest Edmunds visited a t the office not later th a n Wednesday evening
which links the Indian with the Mon
Everett Landinghain Louie on Sunday. to im u re publication.
goloids of E ast Africa, whose physical
characteristics a ie strikingly similar to
For sals—Heifers and young cows
those of the American ahorigiue. Be
coming fresh this spring. W. Rienicke
tween the Indian and the Japanese
Woods.
A dispatch received by L. M. K raner there ore many pi uounceil resem
tine of the latest style cash registers
from Capt. Johnson, of Tillamook, blances, and some excellent authorities
ure of the opinion th a t it was from
was installed in the Mercantile store
states th a t a telegram had been re th a t ea ste rn race tha t the Indian orig
th is week.
inally sprung. If, as some think, the
Easter lin ts —A full line, See Mrs. ceived a t Tillamook th a t war had been Eskimos are tlie Lest representatives
Shortiidgo a t Cloverdale Mercantile declared by Congress.
of the Indian as he w as upon his a r
Co.’s store.
rival iiere, the theory of the Japanese
origin
is immensely strengthened, since
Military Highway Plan is Revived.
[>r. Reedy came down Sunday from
the likeness between the Eskimo and
Tlie national preparedness movement
Tillamook to test cattle for l»r. George
the Jap a n e se is striking.
has revived interest in the long dis
and Ed Earl.
cussed m ilitary highway along the P a Not Interforing, of Course, With Golf.
Good siiied launch for sale or trade.
"I hear you have taketi your sun
cific coast from British C olum bia to
W ant used Ford and w ill pay difference.
Mexico. A meeting will he held at Into the firm.”
Call Courier office.
“ Yes,” answered Mr. Grabeoin grim
Seattle April 10 to consider the m a tte r
Elder K. Y. Blalock will preach next Hud to urge congress the need of an im ly. “ He lias consented to spend a few
Sunday in Cloverdale Baptist church ut mediate appropr.atitm to undertake the hours a day with us." — Birmingham
11 a. tn. and 8 p. lit.
work. Samuel Hill is at the head of the Age Herald.
For sale—One Guernsey cow, fresh in movement.
+ + ❖ +
♦ 4* ♦ •> 4* ♦ •> 4- 4- 4-
two weeks, two Jerseys, now fresh,
Easter Services.
tested. Call C entral Creamery.
APPEARANCES.
Easter will be celebrated a t the
Paint up this spring. We w ill furnish Presbyterian c h u rc h n e x t Sunday
Appearances to the min i a re of
you any and all kinds of paint at 20 per morning and evening.
Rev. J . A.
four kinds. Things either a re
cent discount. Cloverdale Mercantile McVeigh will give an Easter address.
w h a t they appear to be or they
Co.
His morning them e will be: " T h e
neither a r e nor appe a r to he. or
For S a le — Rhode Island Red eggs Resurrection of Jesus C h rist.” In the
they a r e and do not appear to he,
or they a r e not and yet Hppear
for hatching from prise-winning stock. evening he will speak on " T h e Re
to ho. Rightly to nim in nil these
Setting of 15 eggs $1,00. Mrs. L. M. generation of a S in n e r.” Special Easter
cases is the wise m a i l ' s task. —
music will he provided for both services
K raner.
Epictetus.
and tne church will be appropriately
Ja m e s Burke wen to Tillamook this decorated for the occasion. New m e m
m orning to put a new rear axle in the bers will also he received into fellow
4* 4- *> 4- *F 4- 4* 4- 4- 4* + 4* ♦ •> •> 4-
passenger stage, to replace the one ship with the church. You are cordially
broken yeaterday.
invited to atte n d both services.
SCENERY
Known throughout the country as “ The Road of
a Thousand Wondars.”
W m . A . H IG H
LIBERAL STOPOVERS
Our Agents are well informed. Ask them
regarding train schedules, or w r i t e
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland
Southern Pacific Lines
“Portland Fuose Festival” -
War Declared!
Fancy rad Baldwin apples, while they
Harry Saoplnqton Drowns.
last, at tile exceptionally low price of $1
T he sail news reached Cloverdale
per bo*. P hone your order in. Clover
.Mondav of th e drowning of H arry Sap-
dale Mercantile Co.
pington, b rother of W ert and Ward
A freight wreck a t Timber delayed the Sappington. of Ilebo, Similar morning
passenger tra in Wednesday four hours. at Parkersburg, near Batidoit, iu the
As a consequence no mail readier! Coquell# river.
Cloverdale from the outside last even
Together w ith four oth e r young m en,
ing.
Sappington bad returned from a dance
V n til fu rth e r notice 1 will pay 2> a t Bitndon in the launch May. He was
cents per pound for calf hides. Send standing on the landing, having just
them in and a check will he sent you by left the launch, when lie fell off into the
re tu rn mall. Grover W itt, Cloverdale, river. He was a dairym an in the e m
ploy of 8am Clinton.
Oregon.
W ert Sappington, a brother of the
A wooden whey tank was built (hit
unfortunate young man, and a brother-
week for th e Cloverdale cheese factor«
in-law , Charles Jens« n, left immediately
• to lake the place of th e cement tank
It is said cem ent w.ll not stand dgainai for the seen# of ihe drow ning and word
roiu them state th a t tlie body had been
the acid in the w Lev.
recovered and they would arrive in I'd-
T he W. C. T. C. met at the home of iantook with it this afternoon. Mr,
Mrs. P. 1). O tt, of lleho, last Friday Sappington was 24 years of uge, single,
afternoon. A nice crowd was out am ind well known in Tillamook couuty
after the business part of th e meetint where he was raised. The re m a in s will
th e hostess served a delicious lunch.
I t* buried in Tillamook.
A son of Joe Ftaweiler, of Oretown
U n b .e a k a b le W in d o w s.
fell on a rock the fore part of the week
R e l a t e d «-outs of raw or boiled tin
and gave his knee a severe tractUlS, b e
seeu oil applied to a new ly meshed
sides cutting a larga gash just below the
wire fabric will g h e a good substitute
k n e e c a p . Or. Shearer was .ailed and
for
window glass. T he wire may be
diessed the wound.
uaed for many purposes and is especial
Nels lingsland went to Tillamook ly good where glass might easily be
W ednesday morning to take the e x broken. T he fabric may be dipped In
am ination preparatory to enlisting in the oil Instead of applying It witb a
the regular army. Xelt ia the first b r u s h —Exchange.
from Cloverdale to take such action.
We understand he was a lieutenant in
Navar Fails.
th e Swedish arm y.
•'Look here; 1 w aut you to take hack
Phares Stlverson reported the other this alarm «lock you sold me a «1.11«
day th a t he had seen the cslered man back."
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"W hy. my «tear air. th a t's the most
Morrison a t l>olph Tuesday. I ’psn a
thorough investigation it was found th a t reliable alarm clock on the tnaikct."
"T h a t's Just the trouble.
It's to««
Phares had seen the retleclion of ids
whiskers i n s m irror, took fright at what dofgoned reliable. I never get a chance j
I im supposed wss th e reraped man and to OTersieep any more."—New York
d i d n 't take a long breath uulil be had World
r ja c b e J Cloverdale.
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June 13, 14, 15’*
any offer therefor accepted of less
than $7.50 per acre, and th a t the Board
reserves the r ig h t to reject any and all
bids.
Said lands are situated in Tillamook
County, Oregon, a n d are described us
follow s: to-wil :
Beginning a t a point w hich is the
corner to lots 20 and 21. of Section 5, T.
6 S., R. 10 YV of W. M .; thence N. 7
degrees 00’ F). 827.04 feet to corner to
Lots 13 and 20; N. 89 degrees 28’ \V.
1407.30 feet ; South 50.00 feet to corner
to lots 22 and 23; S. 41 degrees 45’ E.
977.50 feet to corner to Lots 21 and 22;
S. 8.) degrees 00’ E . 050.04 feet to place
of beginning, containing 18.89 acres of
tide land fronting and a b u ttin g on Lots
20, 21, and 22, Section 5, T. 5 S., R. 10
YV. of \V. M.
Applications and bids should be a d
dressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State Land
Board, Salem, Oregon, and m arked
‘‘Application and bid to purchase Tide
L a n d s .”
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G. G. Brown.
Clerk State Land Board.
Dated a t Salem, Oiegon J a n u a r y 24,
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S a fe e n d C o m f o r t a b l e
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Notice for Publication—Isolated Tract.
( p u b l is h e r )
04784
Leave Cloverdale daily at
Public
Land
Sale.
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7:30 a. rn , arriving at Tilla
D E PA R T M E N T OF T H E I N T E R IO R
mook at 10 a. m.— in time for
U. 8. LAND O F F I C E a t P o rtla n d , O re
morning train to Portland.
gon, March 12th, 1917.
Leave Tillamook at 3 p. m ,
Notice is hereby given th a t, as directed
^ arriving at Cloverdale at 5
by tilt Com m issioner of th e G eneral
• p. m.
Land Office, under provisions of Sec.
J M. T R A X L E R , Prop.
2455, R. 8., p u r s u a n t to th e application
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of N a th a n A. Gage, of 243 5th st., P o r t
land, Oregon. Serial No. 04784, we will
offer a t public sale, to tlie highest bidder
Troublo In the Timber.
The Cloverdale Courier $1 a year. but a t not less than $2.00 per acre, a t 10
"I don't w ant to l e Inquisitive nor
n n th 'n ’ th a t a-way,” adm itted the
o’clock a. in., on th e 3d day of of Migr,
Notice.
1917, next, a t this office, th e following
neighbor w ho had come over to bor
row a neck yoke, * but w hat in torment
Notice is hereby given th a t th e State tr a c t of l a n d :
Lots 2, 3 and 4, Section 30, Township
is goiug on over Land Board of the State of Oregon will
there in the edge icceive sealed bids at its office in th e 4 South, Range 10 West, YV. M.
of the t i m b e r ? Capitol Building a t Salem, Oregon, u p j Tlie sale will not he kept open, h u t
will he declared closed when those p r e s
Sounds like a con to 10 o ’clock a. m. on April 10, 1917, fori ent at tiie hour nam ed have ceased hi«?-
vention of c a ta all the S tate's interest in th e tide and «ling. Tlie person m aking the highest
overflow lands here in a fter described, hid will be required to im m ediately pay
mounts."
"My leust boy, giving, however, to th e ow ner or owners to th e Receiver th e .«mount thereof.
B e a r c a t ; sta rte d of any lands a b u ttin g or fronting th e r e
Any persons claiming adversely th e
to heckle a uest on the prefetence right to purchase said abuse described land a ie advised to file
of hoi nets a cou tide and overflow lands at th e highest their claims, or objections, on or before
price offered, provided such offer is
ple of hours ago made in go««! faith, and also provided, the tim e designated for sale.
N. Campbell, Register
and got himself th a t th e land will not lie sold for, not
Geo. I. S m ith , Receiver.
stung up consid
erable,” r e p l i e d
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. Ark.
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I C & r MEETS A D ISCO N TEN TE D WESTERN M A H J
“Tlie last i noth ed he hud dug himself
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LOST M Y L A S T A N D B E V
IF HE GETS A
into a hollow tree. I Judge by the
Y O J M AJ LOST Y O U R L A S Y I
M l E N O ' T H A T WA S A
OF VY-B TOBACC
racket th a t tlie enemy is stiff a ssa u lt
F R IE N 0 --A N Y T H IN G I |
MUC-i OF W - B c u r l
I'M C E R TA IN L Y
CAN DO T O R Y O U ?
TC G A C C O Y O U K N O W A
IN G TO G E T ON
ing him iu mass formation and thut
100
L IT Tk K C H E * LASTS A N O
the t v t of the childn n uiv standing
O N'ENTS A M A N
off and asking hint, if it hurts him
much.
I.ooks sorter like"—y aw na—
"rutu off to the •o u th ’anl, don’t i t . '
Light as Chaff
The Clearest Vision.
An Englishman, an Irishm an and a
Scotchmau or. e weut into a
to decide wbo could see the farthest
through a telescope. T he Englishman,
w ho looked tir-t.
d«sdared he could
see the m inute
hand ou the dock
four or five miles
away.
*‘I «an see the
m inute ha ml of
the sam e cK**k
moving." said the
Scot« hniun.
Tat s t o o d In
a m a z e m e n t lis
tening to his com-
radiv* W hen hi' looke«l through the
telescope he w as seen to smile
" F a ith ." he said, " if I don't «ee the
»aiuo clock striking: Sure 1 doi"
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C T T V ■ • there that's got the heart to refu se a man
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a little ch ew front his pouch of W -B C U T
C h ew in g —esp ecially if h e's a gentlem anly fel
low w h o w ould appreciate rich tobacco? O n ce a man
j;c:s u ; J t real tobacco, it g<>es mighty hard w ith him
to swiii* b ’ck to tr e ordinary o v er sw e eten ed kind.
\Y-H has cut ia tw o the -m ount he tucks aw ay in his
ch eek .
Madr %j WETMAN BKUTON COMPANT, H>7 Br-dway. Mr* Y«k Cty