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I I ■> $ $ $ $ $ $ ? <! 10-day period and all receive handicap After 180 days the handicap shall not increase in the same pro portion, but shall remain the same for the remainder of the lactation 1 No^handicap for cows having calv Tillamook COUNTY FAIR, Sent. 15-16-17-18 Don’t F orget The Dates •« Q ed within 40 day» the san,'i| “d th test is begun, and no c®w ,all°Ye<! to enter which has not calved at last seven days previous to the beginning OfFive years will be considered full age, and cows five years old that year will not be allowed any age handicap. For cows under five years of age .1 of a pound of butter fat and 2.5 pounds of milk will be allowed for each six months; that is, a cow four and one-half years old, ¿pound but ter fat, and 2.5 pounds milk to be ad ded to daily production Handicap for Cows Below Full Age, or Five Years. 4.5 years, .1 pound fat and 2.5 pounds milk is added to daily pro duction. , 4 years, 2 pound fat and 5 pounds milk to add to daily production. 3.5 years, .3 pound fat and 7-5 pounds milk to add to daily produc tion. ... j. 3 years, .4 pound fat and 10 pounds milk to add to daily production, F. W. Christensen, Supt. commercial " club . In Excellent Condition—Financial Report of Secretary. $ $ G REPUBLICAN TICKET For U. S. Senate— ROBERT A. BOOTH. For Congress— WILLIS C. HAWI.F.Y. For Governor— JAMES WITHYCOMBE. For State Treasurer— TH OS. B. KAY. For Supreme Court— THOS. J. M'BRIDE. HENRY J. BEAN. T. L. HARRIS HENRY L. BENSON. For Attorney General— GEO. M. BROWN. For Supt. Public Instruction— J. A. CHURCHILL For State Engineer— JOHN C. LEWIS. For Commissioner of Labor— o. P. HOFF For Railroad Commissioner— FRANK J. MILLER. For Supt. Water Division No, I — JAMES T. CHINNOCK For Representative— T B HANDLEY. For Circuit Judge — HARRY H. BELT. THE COUNTY TICKET. For County Judge— A M HARE. For County Clerk— J. C. HOLDEN. For Sheriff— H. CRENSHAW. For Treasurer— B. L. BEALS. For Surveyor— R. L. SHREVE. For County Commissioner— (Two years.) F. L. SAPPINGTON. (Four years.) FRANK OWENS. For Coroner— S. M WENDT. German-Americans and the War. Why should Germans who have sought homes in this republic resent American criticism of European rftili tatism and European absolutism’ Why is it that w« have in this coun try more than 8, ooq , ooo persons of the German stock, of whom 2,500,000 were German born? We know that many Germans who came to this country immediately after 1848, tier mans who won great distinction in this country, fled to escape the op pressions of Prussia. Can it be dis puled that many of them have tome THAT THOSE W ho DEAL WITH S’INQ oufl pRAhSEX IFY qu V/ il L come To us ouk good GROCERIES WILL MAKE YOU Do the same :. know wuve dor T hings RkJHT. 4 since that time, that many who are member of the Missouri Legislature now living have came to America to during Mr. Reed’s first term and he escape the dreadful burden of Ger was a private citizen during Mr. man military service? Surely they Reed’s second term, while a music did not come her because they teacher from Mexico, Mo., was repre thought our form of government senting the ninth district at Washing worse than that of Germany. They ton. Mr. Clark was so glad to get came, we assume, to seek their wel back that he was not inclined to be fare and their happinnss in this land I overcritical of the speaker during Mr. of liberty and boundless possibilities. Reed's third term in that office. But Then why should so many of them consistency and explanations aside, now cry out against the Americans Speaker Clark is right now. Mr. and their newspapers for denouncing Mann would doubtless admit it if the things they fled from, the im- pressed for a declaration of his views. perial system, the laws that take every man from his toil and his fam- ily for years of military drill, the gov- New Rules for Milk Produc tion Contest. eminent that in a palace council may summon all the stoutest and bravest The foliowin rules have been adopt of the people to slay and be slain without consulting their will of per ed for the milk production contest mitting any expression of it upon a at the County Fair in place of those printed in the premium list. question of peace or war? Cows advanced in their lactation * We must ask our German friends to exercise the virtues of calmness and periods more than forty days shall re tolerance. Surely they would not de ceive handicaps based on the actual ny to the newspapers and men of production of butterfat and milk as America the right to express their follows: Days since freshening, 50; percent- honest opinions. I he Germans-Amer age handicap, 3.0. icans have a right Io their own opin Davs since freshening, 60; percen- ion, just as the equal right to discuss tage handicap, 6.2. Days since freshening, 70; percent- the vents of the war, to apportion praise or blame, and to deplore the age handicap, 9.5. Days since freshening, 80; percent- excessive devotion to militarism age handicap, 12.8. shown by some of the European pow Days since freshening, 90; percent- age handicap, 16.3. ers must be concceded. Days cince freshening, 100; percent- The warring nations of the earth age handicap, 19.9. Days since freshening, 110; percent- will not expect the (.’-lit 1 States to age handicap, 23.5. furnish thepi with guns and atnnimi Days cince freshening, 120; percent- lion. All that th will be like'» to age handicap, 27.9. Days since freshening, ijo; percent- need from this st!? of the «:.>«,• will be flour, meal, mi-. beans and other age handicap, 31.2. Days since freshening, 140; pcrcent- foodstuffs. age handicap, 35.2. There was an interesting tilt in the Days since freshening, percent- House betwen Mr. Mann, the vigilant age handicap, 39.4. Days since freshening, 160; percent- floor leader of the minority, and age handicap, 43.6. Speaker Clark an the subject of quor Days cince freshening, 170, percent- um counting. Speaker Clark answer age handicap, 47.9. Days cince freshening, I So ; percent- ed as the names of representatives were called on the roll when he age handicap, 52.3. 1 he above handicap is the produc knew they were present in the cham tion of fat and milk is based on ex ber or in the cloak rooms, although periments which indicate that after they failed personally to respond. Mr. the first 40 days a cow decreases in Mann twitted the speaker onthis prac blitter fat and milk each 10 days three cent of the preceeditig 10 day tice, reminding him of the storm of per period. For instance a cow giving 2 criticism of the late Thomas B. Reed pounds of fat and 50 pounds of milk during his three terms as speaker The 40 days after freshening will decrease great statesman from Maine was call three percent of two pounds or .00 in fat and three per cent of 50 ed tyrant and czar largely because of pounds pounds or 1.5 pounds of milk, leaving his habit of recognizing the physical 1 94 pounds of fat ami 48.5 pounds of presence of member? who considered milk tor her daily production after 50 themselves constructively absent. day?. In order to place this cow on the same basis as those fresh less 40 Speaker Clark denied that he joined days, a handicap of there per cent is in the Democratic storm of criticism. given. No division of to day periods shall He did not assign a reason. We may hazard the suggestion that he was ., be made. I hat is, all cow s from 50 to 60 days in milk shall be in the fifth H In May, 1914, when I was elected secretary of your club,- I promised you a business administration of its affairs. Let the following report speak for itself: Number of resident members now in good standing, 72; nonresident, 9- Residents pay $1.50 monthly dues and non-resident pay $5-<jP annual dues. I have received amounts as follows: Cash from former Secretary..$ 21.20 From Initiation ........................ 10.00 From rent of Club rooms........ 116.50 Collected dues from members in arrears............................... 160.35 Collected current dues.............. 590.50 Total received from May 15 to Sept. 10....................................... $898.55 I have paid out as follows: Postage .................... •................... $ 3110 Telephone and telegraph........ 29.83 Publications ................................ 12.75 Receptions and Smokers.......... 24.40 Miss. Supplies, Laundry, etc.. 42.12 Cigar stock bought from Mr. Barrett ........................................ 34- 95 Electric Lights .......................... 35- 88 Insurance .................................... 21.10 Printing and Stationary........ 28.50 300 Repairs ........................................ 6.00 City Water Rent ...................... Rent of Club rooms to Sept 8. .220.00 Paid old bills past due May 1st as follows: Old printing bills......................... ! $ 61.00 Rent past due May 1st.............. 165.00 2.90 Other small bills past due... Five $25.00 notes with interest formerly given by Club........ 129.57 Commission on Collections... 75-10 WfyYUP Id G THE QUALITY OF OUR GROCERIES 15 ¡¡WAY UP IN G ?” OUR PRICES ARE WAY DOWN THE .SCALE, AS LOW AS THE BEST FOOD 5 CAN BE SOLD FOR. WE GIVE FULL MEASURE, FULL WEIGHT, ANDPURE WHOLE- .S ome , healthful . stuff , buy your GROCERIES ONCE. YOU WILL 51NG THEIR PRAI5E5 TO YOUR FRIEND5 ’’AND COME YOUR5ELF, FOREVER AFTERWARDS, FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED. ' Groceries, Smoked Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, HAY, GRAIN, FEED. •» OREGON. TILLAMOOK LOW ROUND TRIP FARES —TO THE - TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR —TO BE HELD AT— Tillamook September 15-18 —VIA TIIE- Total paid out ............................ $923.20 Total received ............................ 898.55 Due for cash advanced by Sec. 24.65 Your secretary calls attention to the old arrears of dues collected from members past due May 1st of $¡60.35; also to the old debts of club due May 1st, when I took the office, paid dur ing past 4 months, of $358.45. And that all current rent and other ex- penses have been paid up to date in addition to paying the old debts of club. There has been mailed from the Secretary’s office over 3000 booklets, circulars and many personal letters to citizens from various states, Cana da, Haiwaiian and Phillipinc Islands, and the old countries, who are en quiring of the Oregon country. There has been sold through the club some 500 small, $1.00 cheese especially ad vertising our great cheese industry. The club has gained much publicity for Tillamook by its entertainment of visitors, The G. A. R, The Artisans The State Cheese and Dairy Associa tion and many distinguished private guests and has secured the State Grand Lodge of Red Men for 1915 and is after others; The club has spent time and money giving public ity to our great ocean beaches, the best patronized in Oregon. These bring people and money into Tilla mook City and County, and every business man and citizen directly or indirectly obtains some profit there from. Not a officer is paid a cent of sal ary. Pres. Dwight, Treasurer, F. C. Baker, all officers, and the Board are giving valuable time to the Club. They deserve credit and thanks of all good citizens. The club was able to carry out the cheese proposition by the following progressive citizens ad vancing the money to buy the cheese, E. 1. Haltom, Geo. Kiger, W. G. Dwight, C. I. Clough, M. F. Leach Geo. Henderson. There is now outstanding eleven en .>25.00 notes of the club, due one each month, and about $50.00 in other bills with $100 due the club from various sources. The Secretary thanks the live, best citizens comprising the club mem- bership for their generous support and a few kind words to those knock ers and drones who are criticising the Pacific Railway & Navigation Company ROUND TRIP FARES From Wheeler $1.20 Brighton 1.10 it Bay City .35 Corresponding low fares Rockaway .80 .70 Barview .GO Garibaldi from other points 60 Piece Tillamook Boosters Band will be in attendance daily BABY PRIZE CONTEST Fine display of industrial exhib its, farm products, dairy produce school children’s exhibits, etc. Full particulars from nearest P. R. & N. Agent JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Four Foot Fir Slabs $3.00 per Cord. Delivered. Dry Short Wood $2.00 Load. A. F. COATS LUMBER CO Secretary and the club, he cares not a jot. 1 he Club needs and is entitled to much more support. Won't you get your name on the roll of honor with othef progressive citizens'- I he Secretary's office and his time is al ways at your command without pnv . or praise to boost the club and the 1 good City and County of Tillamook. Respectfully submitted. C. R. \\ orrall, Secretaiy. 1 EAT VIERECK’S BREAD, TILLAMOOK BAKE#] At All Grocers.