CLOVERDALE COURIER
Published Every Thursday
Frank Taylor, Editor and Publisher.
“ Entered assecond-class matter, Nov*
enilier 13th, 1005 at the post office at Clo-
verdale, Tillamook County, Oregon,un­
der Act of Congress, March 3rd, 1878.
STATE
NEWS
NOTES
The Place Cloverdale People
Should V isit
Brief Items of Interest from Various Towns in
Oregon.
G o l d e n ’s
S t P S C R I P T I O N H a 1 '{ 8
er declaring that the farmers of Ore­
The salmon run in the Umpqua gon are suffering a material leas from
One Year, iu advance...................... $1.00
Six Mouths.............................................50 river is heavier than for many years. the present situation concerning
Three Months....................................
The annual Columbia county Sunday
Single Copy.. ..................................... 05 school convention was held in Scap- wheat and asaing for relief.
After tbe installation of hundreds of
W O M E N 'S S H O P
poose.
A uvkrtising R ates
thousands of dollars' worth of modern
The annual Linn-Benton teachers' apparatus, an additional boat and nu­
Displayed Advertisements, 00 cents per
inch i>er month, single column. All Institute will be held In Albany No­ merous other improvements. Tort
Local Reading Notices, 10 cents j>er vember 26 to 28.
land's bureau of fire, according to a
line for each insertion.
It is reported that forest fire* in report just issued by the national
Only» s liort time ago the («olden Uo. started business in Tillamook City.
Timber land notices
$10.00
Its birtbplate was in a $20 rented store on First street. It soon created
Homestead notices
5.00 the Tingo district of Coos county have board of fire underwriters, is less ef
Political Announcement Carde
$10.00 done much damage,
ficlent than it was in 1910.
favorable impression with its high quality goods and low prices and now
The
reconstructed
Grace
Presbyter
it
occupies the best store on the main business street, (tbp store formerly
Voters
will
not
have
th»
opportunity
Jo » DM’ABTMKNT
occupied bv Mr. Williams.)
My Job Department is complete in every ian church in Albany will be dedicated of voting on who shall he state en
respect and 1 i u u able to do all kinds Sunday, November 18.
glr.eer at the coming primary and gen
Commercial Job Printing on short
The state highway commission, eral elections,, as under the law the
notice at reasonable prices.
since December 1, 1916, has expended office becomes appointive at the ex­
approximately $542,848.
piration of the present incumbent s
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15 1917.
The Oregon woo! growers will hold term.
their 20th annual convention at The
Douglas county will provide in its
SAYS W E HAVE FA TE OF THE WHOLE Dalles December 6 and 7.
1918 budget a sum which it i6 hoped
Every woman who desires Stylish, well-fitting Clothes will be
WORLD IN OtJR HANDS.
It is reported from Diamond that will be not less than $20.090 for the
interested iu the new Fali and
inter
Harry Lauder, the famous Scotch ducks are dying on Baca lake, near construction of a new route between
singer, has recently reached America there, by hundreds each week.
Loon lake and the Umpqi.a river, to
fresh from the front line trenches in
replace
the old highway now/ connect­
The Oregon State Horticultural so­
France, where he gave the best of his ciety will hold its annual meeting at ing with Scottsburg
art to the soldiers. Ilia only son, Jacx Salem December 6-8, inclusive
William Riggin, who some time ago
Louder, was killed in action in France.
The Pacific Northwest Ice Créant declared he wa6 the slayer of William
Showing the most wonderful values in the season's latest and most ap­
While at New York Mr. Louder had Manufacturers' convention will be Booth, near Willamina, instead of
proved styles in
William BranFon and Mrs. Anna
this to say:
held In Portland November 20-22.
“There is no man, no woman, no
Governor Withycombe appointed Booth, who are serving sentences for
child in America today who can be N. G. Wallace, of Prineville, to succeed the crime, has reiterated his avowal
spared in the great and terrible work of County Judge Springer, of Crook coun­ of guilt before the state parole board.
S. C. Sargent, superintendent of
helping win the war. If I could bring ty, who resigned.
Made to your measure, to fit vou perfectly, in anv style and material of
home to everyone in this land the dutv
W. S. Hale, superintendent of the banks, is preparing to send a letter
your own selection, or of your own material.
of doing his part, while the lads now in state industrial school for boys, has to all state banks and trust companies
A complete line of Ready-to-wear Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses, etc., in
France and the hundreds of thousands signified hie intention to Governor in Oregon urging them to become a?
beautiful styles and fine materials. Every garment is perfect in fit and
filiated
with
the
federal
reserve
rys
soon to join them are doing their part, Withycombe of resigning.
faultless in workmanship. Come and enjoy the pleasure of looking
tern.
He
urges
this
both
as
a
patrl
Apple growers of the state are en­
it wovld be the best service I could
through this beautiful line whether you wish to buv or not.
countering great difficulty in shipping otic duty and for the sake of the bene
render the world.
“They asked me last night for “The epples east without danger of freezing fits which will accrue to the state
banks
M a in $>Lroot
Wee Hoose Amang the Heather.’ I because of the scarcity of cars
Traffic officials of the Union Pa­
There is no present intention of
sang it for them—but 1 told them the
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
song is a hymn now—ever since I sang establishing a cantonment in Oregon, cific in the w/est will gather in Port­
it for 15,000 Scottist soldiers formed says Adjutant General McCain, in a. land November 19 for a meeting to
about me in a horseshoe at Arras. That letter to Senator Chamberlain s office. consider traffic problems that v ill
The Clackamas County Guernsey probably keep them busy for several
15,000 has just been through the hell on
Cattle
club, organized In Clackamas days. It is expected 89 represents
earth that the Hun has made in fair
France—they were 15,00 lads longing county in August, has purchased 35 tives of the various lines between
ior the wee home among the nilis of head of thoroughbred Guernseys in. Omaha and the Pacific coast will b®
in attendance.
Wisconsin.
Auld Scotland.
The Pacific International Livestock
Many
walnut
growers
from
Oregon,
“ Many a lad from America must go
exposition,
to be held in Portland No­
and
adjoining
states
attended
the-
through that hell—that the Hun may
vember
19
to 24. has not had such a
be banished from the world forever— third annual session of the Western
comprehensive
entry list of livestock
Walnut
association
which
was
held
at
and many a lad will long for his wee
at any show- since the first one in
McMinnville.
home over here before this devilish war
Engineers r«‘r’-««»r>tfng the eta r* 1919 Entries ha' e been keeping the
is done. Then, can anyone who stays
filing clerks bus,'. They arc from
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES TO
at home do less than give of his all to highway commission a»e now viewing
California, Montana, Idaho, Washing
LAND
PRODTCTS SHOW, PORTLAND
and
making
a
preliminary
survey
of
see that these buys shall come safely
ton and Oregon.
the
Pacific
highway
between
Albany
home again?
Official figures showing Oregon’s
“ I would give every doliar I have and and Jefferson.
aubscription to the second liberty loan
Paving
work
on
the
Sheridan
road,
eyer expect to possess in this world to
given out by the state campaign com
have my own boy back again. And which- was being done by the state- nilttee in the recent drive show the
highway
department,
has
been
closed,
many is the life that can he saved, if
total subscriptions by the people of
everyone who must stay at home will down because of inability to get cars, the state mounted up to *26.057.190
for supplying gravel.
help. You have (liven dollars to your
Eastern
Oregon's first annual Of this figure, Portland Is credited
government in two Liberty loans. You
marksmen’s
tournament will be held, with $14,239,909 and Oregon outside
may be asked for more—must be asked
at Enterprise November 28 and 29. of Portland invested $11,817.299.
for more if victory is to come. But the
The first of a series of throe classes
under the auspices of the Wallowa.
sooner the whole resources of the nation
which are to be given instruction In
County Rod and Gun club.
are put into the one business of making
Dispatches from Ottawa include in ordnance stores accounting by C. C.
the world a place where brute force and the list of casualties the name o f Jeremiah, of the University of Oregon
You will enjoy the diversity of Scenery
the reign of might can never enter again,
Captain G I Mitchell, an American, school of commerce, has finished Its
Many changes of Climate
the less you will he called upon to sac­ of Portland, who died of wounds re­ work. After a short visit with friends
rifice in the long run.
Opportunity to visit SanFrancisco—
and relatives each of the men will
ceived on the front in France.
“Every family can save a soldier’s
L. M. Gilbert, for the past nin* report to the recruiting office nearest
Los Angeles—El Paso—San ADtonio—
life, perhaps, by saving an insignificant months a teacher at the state train­ his home and be sworn into the fed­
amount of food daily. Every ounce of ing school for boys, is considered the eral service.
New Orleans—or Salt Lake, Denver, etc.
energy that can be concentrated in likely successor to Will S. Hale as.
The largest number of fatal acci­
Europe at this time, shortens the superintendent of that institution.
Choice of Routes and Trains
dents reported for any single week
struggle. If you want to bring your
Definite announcement has been since the organization of the Oregon
lads home again soon, help them to win mad9 by Southern Pacific officials industrial accident commission is con­
the victory.
that a contract has been signed for tained in the statement for the week
We, over there, have learned what the construction of a new depot at. ending November 8. The report chows
sacrifice means. We have been close to Ral®m. The structure will cost $39,- 4? fatal accidents. Seven of the fa
the danger. We have seen Belgium 000.
talitieg resulted from an accident near
Let as make up an itinery and arrange yonr trip
and France suffer, and we have known
Max Lucke. who was editor of the»| Rcedville when a train crashed into
what it would mean if the enemy broke Deutsche Zeitung, of Portland, which, an automobile. The remainder were
through. You. over here, can scarcely recently suspended publication, was- distributed through various industries.
Ask any agent for particulars or write
realize the teiribleness of that danger. arrested on a presidential warrant and
Oregon farmers are responding en­
To you, it must seem that the struggle ordered int*vr.ed for the duration or. thusiastically to the desire of the fed
is far away. And vet America is like the war.
■ eral government for tl\e organization
John M. i^cott, General Passenger Agent
a city in the valley, at the head of which,
Charles Galloway, s*ate tax com- of agricultural councils and the rn
Portland.
far away, is a dam holding hack a flood rrdssioner. has left for Atlanta, Ga . operation of county ayents according
of dangerous waters. The flood is far where he will attend sessions of the* to reports cf the extension service of
away, but if the darn breaks—the fate National Tax association and also a the Oregon Agricultural college, which
of the citv is sealed.
meeting of the congress of states on has the work in en»-?e. Satisfactory
“This is your struggle—the world taxation.
progress in installing agents is being
struggle to make peace possible. The
made
and counties are fceirg opened
A
civil
service
examination
to
filF
future of civilization itself is at stake;
if the free peoples of the world cannot a vacancy in the Sumpter postoffice just as fast as men car. be obtained to
tu-e of airplanes. In addition to the shall accept v-ork done in a non stand
crush out the brutal savagery that was held November 12 at Baker and carry on the work
plunged the world into war, then the was the first in Oregon under the or­
the go '®rn i srd or non accredited s-'-ondary school
Announcement has been made by sprue® outpu* for
world is not worth living in. Have the
m*rt has rortrarted.
Governor
Withycombe
that
he
would
and *hat students of such schools be­
der
placing
presidential
offices
under
hundreds of thousands of brave young
Assistant Secretary Vrcoma t. of the fore being admitted to any standard
Install a modified honor system at
men who have sacrificed their lives that civil service
you might be safe, died in vain?
The total ass®s«®d vaulatton r* the» the p®ni»*r.tla*y which would cell for departmen* of agriculture replying to high school must pass written ex-
“You Americans have the fate of the counties of Oregon, as compiled by the- re're discrimination in *he s-lectjon data submitted tv>- Repr*«*nt*tH* Sin [ smlnaftone in »hose subjects In which
world in your hands. The holding back
nott regarding f*leral aid for disputed
of even one individual lessens bv so county assessors, is $897,917,191 This of honor men, and also a closer highway sections In Douglas county, they apply for high school credits.
Oregon lumbermen ha»'*; appealed to
much tbe chance of the allied dem-jeta- is an increase of $46 882 984 over last surveillance over them than has been
cies to crush the power of savagerv and v*ar, when a similar arsessed vein- the case under the present system says no evidence was presented from Governor Withycombe and the state
brutality. If I could onlv mike it stlon wig
He was prompted to modify the pre* CrsgcE tending to she— any reason highway commission and requested
plain—as it has become plain at home
_.. . .
.,
.
.
,
. . en* syatem because of the escape of able prospect that mail would be car­ that the road building campaign in
- t h a t every individual bears his in-' Thirty one ships hare been launch*-!
•ix ‘ honor m®n ’ laet week and fro ried over any portion of the road not this state be modified ao as to offer
dividual responsibility for the success *t nine Oregon shipyards during
already covered by mall routes, lm as little competition as possible to
or failure of this war. then there wouid present boom In ahlphutldirg aecorlt quent escapes heretofore
be no doubt of the answer.
irg to records
Twenty aev*«i hava®
S»ate Superintendent of Public fn mediately or within a reasonable time the lumber industry, which Is already
Therefore he will b® obliged to refuse
not half aroused. When it is fuUy b*“n Uunched durln* this year Fot*' strurtlon Churchill has announced the request for federal funds, except handicapped by lack of the necessary
, labor to supply the most urgent needs
that the state hoard of education has
aroused there can be no doubt as to the
launched in 1916.
result. The lads over there will not
United States Senator MrNary tele-, adopted a rule to tha effect *hat after for 2 4 mllea on one Douglas county of the government, namely sn ade­
De-,*ovher 1. no s t a n d a r d high school road now tn us* as a post road.
quate supply o| fir for the mauufac-
have died in vain
graphed to F ood A d m i n i s t r a t o r H oot
In New and up-to-date Quarters
Our success is the reward of reliable
Merchandise at decidedly lower
prices than charged elsewhere
Coats, Suits and Skirts
at («olden's Women’s Shop
' r
Women's and Misses’ High Class
Suits, Coats, Dresses and Skirts
G o ld e n ’s Women'l? i 0s!!
It
Pays to
Advertise in
the Courier,
Costs but Little More
to Go East via
CALIFORNIA
4 Trains a Day Portland to San Francisco
Southern Pacific Lines
;