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About Cloverdale courier. (Cloverdale, Tillamook County, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1917)
'HJ CLOVERDALE COURIER: Published Every Thursday Frank Taylor, Editor and Publisher. " E n te r e d asst^cond-claas m a tte r, Nov ember lot!», 1905 a t »he poetoffice at Clo- verilale, Tillamook County, Oregon, u n 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. T he Mosirr F r u itg ro w e rs’ associa B c b s c r u t io . v [C at vs tion h«.s shipped to date about 40,000 One Y ear, in a d \ d n c e ................. .11.00 boxes of frqit. Six M onths ............... 50 Rains of last week caused a scries Three Months ........................................... 35 Single C o p y .................................................05 of heavy slides on the Tillamook line of the Southern Faelfie. A d v e r t is i n g R ates T he annual convention of the Oregon State T eachers’ association will be Displayed A dvertisem ents, *10 cents per inch per m onth, single column. All he'd in P ortland December 27-20. lo c a l Reading Notices, 10 cents per Organization of the Loyal Legion of line for each insertion. Loggers and L um berm en is meeting Timber laud notices 110.00 Homestead notices 6.00 with much success in Coos county. Out of the lump sum appropriated Political A nnouncem ent Cards $10.00 by congress for vocational education, J ob D kp ah tm en t $15,000 has been allotted to Oregon. My J o b D e p a rtm e n t is complete in every More th a n 2000 men who volunteer respect a n d 1 am able to do all kinds ed for th e army, navy and m arine Commercial J o b Printing on short corps enlisted in P ortland last week. notice at reasonable prices. Benton county has a w a r industry T H U R SD A Y . D E C E M B E R 20 1917. th a t is doing quite a business, a te nt peg mill, situated west of Philomath. Because of the many enlistm ents at I n August of tins year exactly 99 Merril ra n c h e rs a re alarmed as to hqw pounds of E uropean cheese were im to handle th e ir crops in the future. ported by the United Statesy coming T he Liun county court has bought from Italy. During 1914. before the another tr a c to r to be used in hauling war, 30,900 tons were bought in Europe. g i a - e l to the various p a rts of the A rgentina lias tu rn e d to cheese making county. on a large scale, and is now placing A record price of $83 for ten boxes large quantities in the U nited States, of e x tra fancy Hood R i \ e r apples was although more cheese is now being e x received a t an auction sale in New ported th a n im ported. In Septem ber York City recently. 1,000 tons were sold abroad, being dis E. E. Ross, of S a n ta Clara, was trib u te d to 50 countries. aw arded first prize for the best bushel of corn exhibited a t the w e ste rn O re Secretary of W ar Newton D. Baker gon corn show a t Eugene. urges men in scientific institutions to A “Simpson for Governor league," continue their training. “ The govern w as formed by North Bend an4 M arsh m ent will d em and more am i more field leaders to in augurate a boom for scientifically trained m e n ,” said he, L. J. Simpson, for governor. " a n d I hope those who are in charge of N inety cents a pound for seed corn scientific in stitutions will im press upon was paid a t the auction sale held in th e young men th e im portance of con connection w ith the w-estern Oregon tinuing their studies, except to th e e x corn show, held in Eugene last week. cept to the e x te n t th a t they are neces L ists complied by th e university a d sarily in te rru p te d by a m a nda tory call m in istra tio n offices show th a t nearly under th e provisions of the selective 525 U niversi'y of Oregon men are now- service law ” Every effort will be made enlisted in some branch of m ilitary to U9e each stu le u t’s special tra in in g in service. connection w ith th e specialized occupa Coming in c ontact w ith a high te n tions in the a rm v , to afford technical sion w-irc in some unknow n m anner students liable to call as great an oppor while w orking with some plumbing, tu n ity through th e national arm y as if F r a n k Bay, of La Grande, w as in s ta n t thev had eniisted. ly killed . A contract for the erection of a Cheese is one of the most useful foods $100 000 milk condensing plant in Ban- th a t we can now buy. It c ontains in don has beqn let by tic oiebisch & condensed form practically all the food Joplin Condensed Milk company, c-i value of milk a n d is rich in p r o te in . Fori lend. Americans have largely depended upon Fl G. M’aite was killed and P.oy for protein, and since we must conserve Loomis, a brake-man, was in ju r 'd , near » c a t , we aie fortun ite in ha ving a good Canby, when a work tr a in and a gaso supply ot cheese at hand to m ake up line speeder collided on the Southern th e deficiency. Oregon cream cheese is Pacific tracks. of splendid quality, and may he p re I. L. Steiv.er, of the banking firm pared in many appetising ways for use Of Steiw er & C arpenter, has offered to as a meat substitute. E very Oregon pro' ide funds to purchase 100 pigs for family, and especial» those in our own W heeler county boys and girls w-ho county, should eat more of th is whole will e n te r the sta te pig club. some, home-grown food, an 1 thereby Se c re ta ry B aker has w ritten Senator not only vary their custom ary diet, hut Cham berlain tha t the war d e p a rtm e n t at the same tim e give needed support to cannot accept th e Oregon building at two impoiUint Oregon Industrie*, the the San Francisco exposition grounds, m a nufa c ture <.f cheese and the dairying 1 as it is not suitable for m ilitary use. industry. Lot every one eat more A contract ha s been let for the con cheese. struction of a pipe line across the Oehooo valley a short distance east of SOME ANSWERS BY DRAFT F.EGIS-, Frineville bv the Ochoco Irrigation dis TRANTS NOT OPEN TO PUBLIC. trict. T he length is about 2580 feet. N orth Bend was en fete Sa tu rd a y Answers by registrants on th e selec tive draft questionaires relating to on the occasion of the launching of the health and answ ers under th e head “ do-; first wooden vessel built under direct pendency,” with th e exception Af the c o n tr a c t from the em ergency fleet- names and addresses claimed to he d e corporation a t the Kruse-Banks ship pendent. will not he open to inspection yard. Lloyd Riches m anager of the weekly by th e public w ithout the consent of the Oregonian a t Portland, ha s been ap registra„t*. Im prisonm ent for not to exceed one pointed se c re ta ry of the Oregon S ta te year will he th e penalty imposed on any E d ite ria l association to fill the u ne x one connected with the a dm inistration pired term of Philip 8 Bates, who has of the selective draft who will make resigned. . George Gundlack, pioneer resident this information public. of G rant county, was found dead near THE WAR SAVINGS PLAN IN A NUTSHELL P r a ir ie City. He was hauling freight The governm ent's war saviuas plan, to Canyon City and it is presum ed ha su sta in e d the fatal injuries when his is a plan by which you can lend small wagon overturned. savings to your government at four per T he .h ip p in g board has created a cent interest, compounded quarterly. new shipbuilding district at Portland, You lend to your governm ent bv the and named Lloyd J. W entw orth, of purchase of war savings certificates and Portland, to ta k e charge of tt. P o r t th rift stamps. land has been part of the no rth w e st A war savings certificate coets $4.12, district, with h e a d q u a rte rs at Seattle. if purchased this m onth or n e x t—the Exclusive of Lake county the cost cost to advance one cent each succeed of TBsintainin? th® public schools of ing m onth during 1918. On J a n u a r y 1, the sta te for th e year closing in Ju n e 1923, the certificate will m a tu re and the of th .s year totaled $7,874,763.11, ac governm ent will puv you $5 for it. cording to figures prepared by State A thrift sta m p is a sta m p costing‘25 S uperintendent of Public Instruction cents to he applied in paym ent for a Churchill. war saving certificate. I t does not earn T hirty-four university of Oregon interest, its purpose t>eing to help p u r students, am ong 'h e m several prom in chasers to accum ulate in 25 c e n t pieces, e n t in athletics and o th e r student th e a m o u n t necessary to pay for a war body activities, h a '« w ithdraw n from c ir s s e s during th e past two weeks savings certificate. W ar »axing* certificates and th rift to enlist in one branch or ano th e r of stamp* can be purchased at th e post- the arm y and navy. Be yen convention*, three ronftrence> office. G o ld e n ’« and four schools form part of ihe pro gram for the coining Farm er»’ ami j Home M a k tr s ’ week, to be held a t Cor- ' valli8 December 31 to J a n u a ry 5. Con ventions will be held at that time by ! the Oregon State Dstrv association, Oregon Holstein Cattle club. Oregon Jersey Cattle club, Oregon Guernsey Cattle club. Nut Growers' association, Vegetable Growers' association and the fruit products men. W O M E N ’S « I Î O P hi New and up-to-date Quarters Uulva s hurt time ago the Golden Co. started business in Tillamook City. Ite birthplate was in a $20 n n t e d store on First s tr ie t. it soon created favorable impression will» its high quality goods and low prices and now it occupies the best store on the m ain business street, (the store formerly occupied by Mr Williams.) Im provem ent of highw ays and rapid development cf w ater transportation should go hand in hand, and should not be slackened because of the war, was the keynote of the m eeting of the N orthw estern Society of Highway E n gineers, held in Saifm. Charges laid before Representative S innott by the m aster of Igr.oe Grange, c f Ajax, allege that im proper influence Every woman who desires Stylish, well-fitting Clothes will be h a s been brought to bear on the Indian interested in the new Fall and Winter bureau to secure th e segregation cf a tr a c t of land in Gilliam county for the K lickitat and e th e r Indians. An e rd e r practically prohibiting veneer mills and companies from using high grade spruce was issued by Col | Showing the most wonderful value* in the s e a ^ n ’e latest and most a p proved styles in cnel Brice P. Disque, commanding the spruce production division, signal corps. U. S. A. The use of balsam as a substitute for spruce was suggested. The first sale cf tim ber by the United S ta te s land office from tho Made to your measure, to fit vou perfectly, in anv style and material of land em braced in the Oregon fc Cali your own selection, or of vour own material. fornia railroad gra n t w as made a t A complete line of Ready-to-wear Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dresses, etc., in Roseborg when the tra n sfe r of the beautiful styles and fine materials. Every garm ent is perfect in fit. and tim b e r from a 320 acre tract took faultless in workm anship. Come and enjoy the pleasure of looking through this beautiful line w hether vou wish to buv or not. place, th e consideration being $12,000. Approximately six tons of automo- | s ^ o p bile tags went out from Secretary of ö tro o t State O’cott’s office in the mail last week. The shipm ent included 11,038 ■ TILLAMOOK. OREGON auto tags, 175 moto: cycle tags, 266 chauffeur tags and 119 dealers’ tags. | The p o s ta g e . on the shipm ent was The work of determ ining physical va luations of all steam railrcads in th e state of Oregon has been com- ! pleted and th e force of engineers of th e in te rsta te commerce commission which has been m aking its headquar- j tors In Eugene will be transferred te th e south for the winter. Out of 439 accidents reported to the industrial accident commission for the ' week ending Dec-'tnbrr 1" four wbre fatal. T he fatalities were L. H Fletch er, L tnnton; C. J. PeFore. W auna; and Sam Payne. W e stport, all sawmill cm ployes, and R obert Foster, Portland, engaged on construction v ork. The possible mod'fioa* on of existing federal sta n d a rd s for wheat and shelled R aluce«] r o u n d - t r i p fares to Cuuforni », Oregon, Washington a n d corn, for the purpose of rectifying Malio p o i n t s will e n a b l e you to go home for Christmas and New any injustice th a t mny exist in the Yours: p re se n t system cf grading, was dis cussed at a conference at Portland of Oregon produeers, w arehousemen and millers with federal representatives. Sale dates to California points l)e- The chief a rm y engineer, on request ce in her 21st to 23rd and to of Senators Chamberlain and MrNary, 1 28th, inclusive. Return limit Jan has suspended an order of the district , uary 16th. officer for the removal of tem poiary piers of the new bride® at Salem. The O regon ¡Sale dalea between all stations in Sel°m Commercial club protested the removal, saying tha t such removal ... « . , Oregon and from all stations in would stop work on the bridge until Oregon to stations on other lines in Oregon, Washington and Idaho spring. L um bering operations in Klamath t Id dllQ Dtoember 2‘2nd to 2.rnh, inclusive. county, which have previously been Return limit January 3rd. confined to a large extent to eight or ; nine m onths of the year will probably , ( W in n Between points in Oregon ODly, be a year-round industry from this n additional sale dales Dec. 29th to t'm e cn, as w inter logging work will 31st and January 1st, Return be u n d e rta k e n on a scale th a t will limit January 3rd. utilize all the laborers when the mills have closed. W ork u nde r way or contem plated by Ask nearest S. P. agent for particulars th e s ta te highw ay commission on the Columbia and Pacific highways will cost $2,366,386.21, according to a s ta te Jo h n M. Scott, General Passenger Agent m e n t completed by G. Ed. Ross, audi Portland. to r of the commission This will cover a mileage of 153 2 miles, and will open up to heavy tru c k travel 786 miles of road in the stdte. At a m eeting of the in te rsta te bridge com mission the final report of the e n gineers on th e construction of the Vancouver bridge was approved. Ac cording to the final and complete e sti the big Issues of the second annual end utilized by th e w ar d “ partm ent. m a te of John Lyle H arrington and northw est g»ain convention to be held The governor a sk s th a t the confiscated In Corvallis J a n u a ry 3-5. According to Hquora, w herever safe and feasible, he E r n e s t E. Howard, consulting engin George R .Hyhiop. of th» Oregon Agri t u r n 'd over to the federal authorities cers. the total cost of the bridge, in cluding all approaches, was $1.683.556 cultural college farm crops depart for th e uses mentioned. merit, the shipm ent of g ia ln In bulk It is evident from the annual report T he estim ated cost was $1.750 uOO. p o ssib le solution for north of the com m issioner of the general is the only After carefully weighing all features western »rain farm ers and they should land office th a t the sale of the tim ber e n te rin g into the offer from Kansas A gricultural college and his present begin a t once to get equipm ent for on the Oregon A; California land grant next y e a r ’s crop Is to be held back, aw ait,ng action by position as head of the Oregon Agri Governor 'V it b y c o m b ' In response congress on a htll Introduced last see cultural college. Dr. W. J K err a n nounced th a t he will remain here and to a request from A djutant General slo: p e rm itting »he e o n s 'lld a tie n of McCain, has issued an app al to county j private holdings within the grant devote his undivided a ttention to a officials not to destroy alcoholic limita, and the exchange of private c ontinuation of the development of this liquors wtlirh ar* s 'lz e d In compliance for governm ent lands In e r r ta :n areas, state. Dr K err s salary has been a d with law. inasmuch as pure alcohol 1 in orde r tha t the tim ber may be ad vanced from $7060 to $8400 a year. may be redia'ill? 1 frem these spirits ‘ va ntageousljf logged when sold. 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