CLOVERDALE COURIER
Published Every Thursday
Frank Taylor, Editor and Publisher.
“ Entered aa second-class matter, N>>v-
wnber 13th, 1906 at the
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verilale, Tillamook County, Oregon, tin-
tier Act of Congress, .Mar* li 3rd. 18,8.
STATE HE WS NOTES
ask fl'_’5 a month extra each.”
The house was so impressed with
Congressman Sanford’s plain talk
that it smothered the proposal by
a vote of t>2 to ” 13.-
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Brief Items of Interest from Various Towns in
Oregon.
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THE USES
OF THE
LIBERTY
LOAN.
Work on all new buildings at the
uis out plant» anu five more have
taken initial steps a i r are arranging
for active operations, a total of 2d
plants.
Aetuully under construction
now are 23 steel steamers and 39
wooden craft. The eight plants now
being laid out already have 14 ships
contracted.
Grant Smith & Co., of Portland, will
execute a contract for the construc
tion of a $80,000 highway in Coos
county between Glasgow and Hauser,
10 miles, and will commence work
this month. The county court adver
tised the job as a unit of the $362,000
bond issue system, but received no
offers.
The court then decided to
build the highway on force account,
borrowing the equipment of Grant
Smith K Co.
On the ground that tin* problem of
feeding the ration as a result of war
is not the work of mouths, hut cf
year». R. J. M< Ulni’ iihun. p'csident of
fli** Oregon State Poultry Uree»l*»ra as
sociation. has announced plans for a
statewide meeting > f Oregon poul-
tr men. to hr held in conneotlon with
;ho Oregon Mate fair at. Salem tins
fail. At that time it is proposed to
puCine a campaign for the spring
and summer o ' i lM8.
A rer;nriahle «¡hon-in** « f (*>» spe«*d
ir.a up of industrial activities through
out the »tat« is indica'od in th« v<-eek
tv report of the industrial accident
commission for the « ock of May ?5 to
31, ir.oluei'-e. Of the 454 accidents
•'ported four wore fatil. the fatalities
he ug Frank Rablet. tone, railroad op
erator; Ulysses S. Hanson. Heppner,
railroad operator; Abijah Bickford,
I a Grande, trespasser, and Harold
Hanson, Colton, mineworker.
A letter received by Secretary 01-
cott from L. A. Ltljeqvist shows that
the game laws of the Inst legislature,
us they refer to Chinese pheasants,
are slightly tangled. Three different
acts were passed, and Attorney Lllje-
qv r-t rvprresed a desire to know the
time of passage to ascertain, if pos
sible, which is controlling. The thr*1»
chapters of th° session laws involved
nre 2®7, 3 40 and 413. Secretary 01-
oott has advised Attorney Liijeqvist
that Chapter 297 was received in his
office February 17; Chapter 240 on
February 16. and Chapter 13 cn Feb
ruary 19.
Since a few ('ays ago when the
state land hoard failed to receive more
than one small bid on $600,0(i0 worth
of rural credits bonds which were ad
vertised for s»!e. and It >• as decided
to ask tiie banks cf the state holding
slate funds to take over these bonds,
only approximately $150,000 worth of
the issue has been sold, ell told among
nina banks.
Oa the other hand a
number of loading banks have fatly
refused to invest in the bonds. As a
result tlie state land board is facihg
e peculiar situation, and it s«ems pos
sible, even probable, that the board
will be compelled to shut down on
loans In the nenr future and rinse up
the rural erodiis account for a time,
save ns to thnee loans already made,
or to lie made, out of the small amount
of money on hand.
Oregon Agricultural college at Cor
vallis.
Daker is planning to have a genuine
Six Months..................................... .SO gives some consideration of featim s
The Miumi Quarry company has
Three Months..................................... 25
old-fashioned Fourth of July celebra completed work on a $225.000 con
Single Copy..................................... 05 of his investments other than the tion.
tract for jetty construction at the
money return from them, the uses . Every county in the state has paid mouth of the Stusinw river. n*»nr
AnvKB’nsiNti R atks
Displayed Advertisements, hO cents per to wliich the monev raised hy the uu first half of the state taxes for Florence. Tie's contract completes a
ietty construction programme cover
inch .per monili, single «.lu mu. All „u| , 0f t h e Lil ert > Koan Bonds is I this year.
local Reading Notices, 10 cents per
The Condon Racing association is ing a period of eight years. North
line for each inseitioa.
to !>t* devoted n i l prove a patriotic , holding its annual meeting this week,
and south jitt es have boon construct
Timber land «otit es
$10.00 inducem ent to purchase such hoods. June *!. T. 8 and 9.
ed during that time, and the water
Homestead notices
5.( 0
\ floral show will ho held in Pen on the bar ill.run. oil from nine to 12
Political Announcement Cards
$10.00 A certain dignity attaches to
dleton
this year. The date has not feet to 18 to 20 feet at low tide.
money invested in u high and no
Jo« D k I’ARTUHNT
yet been determined.
My Job Department is compute in evci • ble cause.
At a meeting of the Salem Fruit
Contracts on the new women's dor
respect and 1 am able to do all kinds
Union
in Salem announcement was
The Liberty Loan is made hy the mitory for the University of Oregon
Commercial Job Printing on short
made
that
1700 acres have been sign
notice at reasonable prices.
United States Government to pur will be let probably tins week.
ed up in this venr s prune pool, as
Vi title May was an « vceptionnlly
chase arms and aquipmert for
; against Moo last year. (U vw irs os
THURSDAY. .¡CM
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cold and cloudy month in uortliwcs,- :
American soldiers and sailors, food
tiinpte lint the prune'' crop will he
ern Oregon, the ruinfell wen far be
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r.vcia
o this yi ar.
T illa m o o k C ou n ty doffs its hut nnd “ " I ’ Pl'es f ' ,r t h " A m erica n low the* average.
I.ii,ones
ot pnrol-d men iron tlo*
Army
a
ail
Navy.
The
monev
is
to
Charles I, McN u . Unit' d States i
to Union prepi net.
Mu e penitentiary mi ,n
to show a
tie spent in A m erica for those A m - . s* «ator designate, has left for Wash
steady
increase,
ai<
inline
to
the re
Liberty cannot he secured unless ericane »ho are fighting America’s i;igi 11 bum iU.cly to astone his I port of Parole Off-tor Keller. The
P u t i i s In h s nrw po-itinn.
the price is paid.
battles on land sen.
The monili just ol m i va thè wet- earnings for the month of May of 271
Part i f the money raised by the tc.;t May in Umaolla county *in re- men to'a let! $1 ". 10 , 1 . 4 .!, or aa average
I f the government could put
v ^
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sale of Liberty L o i n Bonds is to bei cent y a,s.
Record* show cimosi of $44 50 per month.
prison stiipes on h few food gamb*
Fifty
three
thousaod
doiiare
have
loaned to our allies; this too is to twice the normal rauda l,
lers, the occupation of others u; igni
! r e « raised of the fila,000 which is
be expended in America.
It is to
Joe Wallace, who shot ani killed
not seem so attractive.
»* 1 3 wife sum. week e, a o on a ranch ' ° r«T.on a and Idaho's share of the na-
! be spent for foi d anil supplies for
ho < ml v ■ e.
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fund tor work of the
The government must ilt cide the Armies of allies fighting on was sentence 1 to lire imprisonment. : ' • M. ' A - *n the army and navy
'I he f i al report on the farm su* training camps.
Portland has thus
whether it prefers to save the cer- our side on the various war fronts
eals that go into the ’ making of jin Europe. It is America’s first vey ia t !u l.iinns county, fused on far contributed I ! 8,000 of her $25,000
liquor, or take the tax which the I oontfihution
towards doing her reports from almost Jh'J turns, shows j f bare.
an increai e in a crea g- of 9 per cent, ! An Oregon e M .won the inters«*'«
liquor makers pay to the govern- part in the wi r we are engaged in
V. U. McCully purchftst-d ri Unione! prohibition contest for the Pacific
Blent.
It is Ill-Mi ips f »1* defense ill (lie J. H. Raley, at Pendleten, a tract of toast at Les Angeles. Miss Margaret
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world-wide war Autocracy is wag faim land on Juniper canyon cons Pit- 1 Harrison of Willamette University
America is m the war and only
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m g against P e m o c r a c v , but not one iug of >'71 acres, the consideration ! * ' « » Bio successful candidate.
one outcome can be considered pos-
will represent the I’acific coast at
being $72,000.
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cent for tribute.
Bible by Americans. I hat is vie-
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Secretary of State Clcott has appor Washington, D. C.. in the national
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Blanks for the purchase of I.ib- tioned $77,(29.23, re<ei\ed from the contest in a few weeks.
tory.
l o achieve victory the
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ert v bonds < a i he secured at the government from f< rest reserve rent
As one of the first state wide moves
country must furnish the sinews v
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Aeotucca \ a l u v Bank.
als ard sale of timber, among 11 coun under the new state fire marshal law,
of war. With victory will come
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Insurance
Commissioner
Harvey
ties ot the state.
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peace and therefore each purchaser ! p j Tf i Y SAYINGS OF WISE MEN.
Orders for 175,000,000 to 200,000,000 Wells, who also is state fire marshal,
of a Liberty Loan Bon 1 may be -
feet of lumber for g ivernment Rhip will send out the latter part of fins
l o our task we dedicate our
contracts
probably will he placed with week a letter of instruction to all
considered an agent of peace.
! lives and our fortunes.” — President mills in Oregon and Washington with j fite chiefs of the state and to others
i who have charge of firetig'iting.
in the next f°w days.
LABOR AND CAPITAL TO CO CT- Wilson.
, The University of Oregon Is con-
B?n
Rockwell,
28,
and
W.
H.
Ram
ERATE.
‘ L e t u i ms ke ‘ .he bondholders’
ho. 52, were killed a* Mill City when redwing a plan of sending professors
That isa time-worn threadbare and ’ tile p a pit’ intciclmngeahle
a logsing train got away from the along with miii'ary organi-«tinns. if
phrase, hut it has been renew»*« t>v j terms.” — i h*odore liomevelt.
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w e e covciir out of the the i\ar department will permit such
; n arrangement, a c* rc:i.g to un un-
Samuel Gompersin a recent con
v ( ods vv it!', a lead of l<
“ Every nii-.n and woman in the
'Mie active season I r mohair is , nounccment by I’rrsidiut i ’. L Camp-
ference.
country must g it beoind the Lib- over in this staie. Over two-thiras of j heil
I lie purpose of the p'an is to
He said labor and capital must
« rty Loan.” — tcecreturv MoAdoo.
thy clip ha.; been sold and the holdeis permit studen’ o to contiui.e aiudics
put away selfish aims and work
of the remainder are making no pur- "h d o in the service,
“ America ir priveleged to spend tirular effort to market it.
together tor the lust interests of
> i hraini Ramea, supervivir of the
lier blood a nd her might for the
the country.
The Independence Crtamery com Minatn forest, has received a teiegra n
There will lie mnnv sacrific</s toj l ,rInciples that g iv e her birth and pany of Independence will erect a | from Inadnunrtors to the n fect that
lie made on the part of both labor happims.-, a i d the j euce she has cieamery fully equipped fur making ;,!1 stockmen holding permits to R“ime
flitter and also a cheese factory in rtock in the reserve will not be com
and capital ami Hellish interests i 'fcusurtii. — [ ’ resident Wilson,
polled to relinquish their pc.miis up
Harrisburg within six weeks.
must be obliterated.
on
enlisting In the army. Kadi will
With men and women prominent in
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mo Uame.
The fact is organized labor on
A man wlu» had been engaged to do a the affairs cf the Pacific northwest in i l,e required only to notUv the offic.o
the one hand and organized capila 1 i fil aulì job of ci H- nier voii; l'or a Clon- attendance, the first re union of the of his enlistment and other herds will
pioneer touchers and students of the he substituted untill his return,
on the other hand entered upon a iv hm I avem ci iucii.y was ma.dug out
hi (lie \\ illamette and Columbia
lei i bill win a the housewife sag “ sted: old Umpqua academy was hold at
hand-to-hand struggle in 1H16.
1 river district and along the Oregon
• You m b it put a coat of stum ou t .* Wilbur.
Plaslter Bros, for all kinds of plumb
If the struggle is termin iteli «nò si f rs.''
All mills on Coos bny have announc C(iaRt a total of 13 shipyards are ing, bath room outfits and fixtures. Til
*'. All ove V
the life of, the nation h saved from
ed the minimum wage for ahlobodiod bu'ld'n" veaacls. eiaht others ere ley- lamook. Ore.
>11 -*■ r tuo r't.p but ju. t ii part of no n. commencing June 1, would ho
disastrous rp-ults it wifi be due to the tread.”
$3.18. which is declare ! to b** the high
the war.
' [T e li d I looked V tile woman a m<>
ost
wages paid on the Ta.'ific coast
Capital li is shown a di-position 1 1 l.lt ;IJ 1 li ,-U beg:. U to ro\ loi* Ills bill.
• 'W ufi s wrong now':" the wonian for miliwnrl ors.
to co-operate wiili the nation and it at toil.
Manager F.mmett Qalllgan of the
Irondyke Copper mine at Homestead
id hoped th it there is something
• Y oj spoke of the ‘il. o and tread.' "
reports the opening of a 125 foot wide
*' Tr s."
more than li ne talk to Mr. Goni | e i ’s
• r.i didn't think you knew so much ore body, carrying gold values of $12
statement
a h x t the business, and I am going to to the ton, 5 per cent copper and two
In ever lino of Merchandise, hut none
d'X-'i re iu i 'll a l.ttlo.“ —Exchange.
ounces in silver.
LIGHT THR0Y/N ON A BAD
more especially than in
.i. W. Shoomakor. a striking sheep
Advice For the Eespectacled.
shearer, was shot and killed at River
PRACTICE.
An. optician, writing in the New York
hoon after the passage of the Sui, j rives some information that may stde by James Johnson a gang boss,
during a quarrel over a strike ,,f union
stupendous $1,KlM),0<X),000 war rev lie nfr the w*-arevs of siwtncles.
cheep shearers, which resulted from
q o prevent s< red: liing the lenses,
enue hill, the huu-e started econo
a demand for inrrrased pay.
Our lar«*« stock is in every instance the Best that can Be had
mizing on the little things by no ei- lay . < ur g ’-isses d o » u so that
F. F. Childers ami associates, who
tlujr rrt,t ' i the glass. Instead, turn
ami our aim will Be to keep the high standard up.
refusing to appoint 11 additional tL< in so that the frames have tlie own the Uroe.iPack mine, the ¡srp.-s»
committee clerks at a total cost of i,v I; b . It i* e uu lly imp* ;l mt to producer of copper ore in southern
$1,375 per month.
'I he hou-e <lc in the ici.si s iu the ri:-lit wry. Al- Oregon, haie rlos* I a deal for the
is t -< a cl uh medi* for the puip s**, Wehb m'ne of pin? claims, seven
showed a commendable spirit by „, i ^ ^ s ire that your method Is c.-r- mii**s southwest from Waldo.
.. Tnk • yotfr gl. s tv# In your b it
economizing on it# own p<-iq*ii?ite-.
With a view to helping in the food
the right end
but at the same lime exposed sou e* l o,!d 1,1,1
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'» » 1 ”' r ‘ never preparedness rornp.i en at Rosehnrc
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, 1U| • i ■ | i: i <- vnily. B * e refill
the Doug'as Countv M a'er f: Light
r>r,i i - f > c-, ^
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vicious practices.
fl * ' e n ! i, , ! # st t e tin v -- Hold them tlrnilv
company has announced a material
Committees whicli want tier;,-,” am « o ÜJO t i.-ti.’ig with the h ind that
reduction in M.e cost of * i o t to he
said congressman Sinford of New boii’ » the cloi'i. T:«*n you will n-t need for Irrigation purposes in Rose
wo.it tu* 1 n es ¡ ' « « e In the frames.
"York, “ fiave dor*« no work for a
burg.
—unjorm a.
I ’ecauve tl-.eir rcq'iest for a raise of
number of years and prop*»?«* t > do
” 1 suppose you mui your wife cm
50
cents a day for all men receiving
nothing now. Th*-v are u-o'e?« rem i uu -r vour hist f, iim*!," said the ¡
less thsn $« a day « a s not granted,
Committees which seldom tmet UJ,K t * "** p* i -• n.
ahont 50 of the unskilled laborer» at
Tho house ought to h* i s * frame
“* *meiu» e - i f . ' r t led Mr. Crow the st Helens Shipbuilding company's
*1 |iir-ul(l say sol It Un t u » bi
rher
of mind after passing the biggest
plant at St. Helens went out on a
SUBSCRIPTION l U l ’ill
One Year, in advance
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To the
American
citizen who Oregon state hospital has starteli.
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HARDWARE
Builders’ Hardware,
5
Tools
Shell and Heavy Hardware
Stoves U angrs Farm and
Garden Tools
yet:’
tax bill ever impo-ed on any peo
One Want.
ple, to make a saving of even a
** Vhar*.h'v
l i ; v uiln? for.” «aid
small amount. Tin* chairman o f , a i n n w ho.,o Kurmeuts glistened, “ la
these committees* draw #1,500 in ‘w' »■ fcort *>f a temple, easily applied
ino\¡ en -A.* preparation that would
the name of John Doe for cleik
j a d' il libidi to shiny coats. ' —Mew
hire and are now coming here to' - ,
1 i*un.
»trike
In order to determine as nearly a»
possible the labor condition» of the
:- ta ■ the ,<••? -i
of Mi - n
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Washington counties m *' in c* nfor ■
epre with the ex’ era n eff rials cf the ||
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And everything usually kept in a first-c.la-s hard« are store, ar d
all goods are of the Best quality.
Alex McNair & Uo., TUlaracjk, Cie.
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