Cbe Cillamook fterald Usual Civlcc .1 lUcck Cromblcy, Editor c c CtiC5d.iV and Friday BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON Knterrd a vomld! matter May IT. tlO, nt t iMt olieo a Oirmn, under tin act of March 3. IS71. St BSvRlt'TIO.N S1.80 A VKAK tN AlVNCH t Tillamook, Jldvertt$itm Kates erl Advertisement First Insertion, per line 5 F-aeh suV- "t irsertton, Im ItAflUMloMt NT t "C" Timber Cains - .08 .06 .75 .06 liaeh ubeouent insertion, line Resolutions of t ondelenco ami t,odjre notices, per line - .0 W Buin& IVofewional card, two. 1.00 Displav Advert'semenl, per inch .8 6-1 Alt M. ..,).. t.l mual ha in this of- rice on Mon'av ami munwiay Jiorn Notice, per I me C rd of thanks, rr line l.vrat, "er line, first insertion Inn to insure publication in follow in Tuesday and Friday lsU0. Reasons are "imperative. The Headlight My: "riw Warren Construe'.' ' I'.', will r-ot re.nove their plant from the cp t crounis." Thi undoubtedly means that Bnv Baker will slay with us at 'east white Jong- r. Scurf. Mr. C. 'Nelson Centerpiece. Mr. R. C. Ijmuu M Mrs. B. Vantw - - Mr. 0 race I .each M Tawh, Mr. Q. fifiwut - .W jQnilt. Mr. L. U Calloway 50 I " Mr. 1). D. West Mw. K. T. Wtloy Mrs. t). D. West . . Mr. I- L. Galloway m .60 There seemed to be considerable sen i ti..,i t the stockholder meeting of! the Fair Association, lat Saturday. in ltf. Mr-,- U hw" - - -60 f ivor of Msrsisn a mrral agricultural I " " " - exhibit to the state fair along with our Pillow Sham. Mr. 11. K. Was ton .80 cheese exhibit. After some discission , Spread. Mrs. D. Hillings SO it was decided to do thi. While the Quilt, ' i, Kthnn in which to Dreoar an i Table Cloth, Mr. J. K. llrtrRor.. exhibit, we are sure Mlamoo Oantv i Corset Cover. .Mr, ... nlk Aim show-in at the fair I -onierpue, e.en witft un namucap w wnw with. ErervhtxJr will have to la a l.-tt interest ani taerebr a food e h bit can be secured. Mm. 80 K. HrtrRor 10 Wilkt .80 Kriekaon .......... .80 " .60 Point Lace. Mr. Willet 80 t. Wimki Curtain. Mr. SbeeU 60 j IVilies, -Mr. J. r.. larger C. C. Chapman, manager of the Ore Scarf. Mrs. en Development League, li callni( for Tillamook County exhibits to be ljt on display at the eastern land .hows this winter. We believe it uouU be a good idea to have sotnr of ojr stste fair exhibit aveJ for this purpose arid sent to Mr. Chapnia Theexpecse is almost nothing, all it ncels i a little attention. U. C. Umb Mr. Annti llnrtiion .. Bed Spread. Mrs. He I.illles " Mr. Normnn Uyc .... Crochet Wai.it. Mrs. Smxicra .... " Dre. " Apron. Mrs. D. IX West Pillow Top, Mr. Andrew Christ- enaen Painting. Mr. Ixua Mtitiwvvs ... . The Democratic Tariff revision bill passed the Senate on the 9th by a vote of 46 to 37. The bit I pasaed by a larg er majority of vote than was antici pated, all of which goes to show the firm crasp which President Wibon has upon the situation. President Wilson is an orijanieer; he is proving himself a strong man ami is thereby securing the confidence of the people wno are beRinnins: to believe that he is able to find a safe way out of any difficulty. The ditlerences between the house and the senate :n rspard to the bill will undoubtedly be settled this wesk and the bill will at once becocea law after the president's signature. One of the intretim; incidents in connection with the passage of the bill by the senate was the stani taken by Senator l.a Follette, foremost progres sive republican, and Seuator Poindex ter, the only member of the projrres-si-e party in the senate, both of whom voted for the bill. Senator La ro IeUe's Ss;ht in his own party was caus ed by the fact that the old machine bound republican party failed to do by the people what i had agreed to do in regard to tarilf revision. The progres sive part.' of which Senator Poindexter is a member, was formed as a protest against the action of the republican party in not keeping its late promises. Tne action of the above mentioned senators can mean but one thing and that is; that they consider that the democrats are doing for the people in a large measure what the republican party pioiriUyJ, but failed to do. If they did not consider the bill a pro gressive measure and for the benefit of the people they most cortainly would never have vote! for it. In fact it was nerciurv for them to vote for the bill if they were to remain true to their principles, all of which tends to s'.iow that the democratic party of ; t.xlay is indeed the progressive party. , l.W 1.C0 - 1.00 1.00 Miss Crystal Dunsuin. . . 2.00 lira. Smith 1.00 Mrs. W. C. King .. l.W " 2.00 M 1.00 Mrs. Sm;h - 'iW ' tumfler Mis. Nannie Craven 1.00 Burnt Plates Dipluy of Fancy Work Mrs. gchulu f?re..d Mrs S. W. Elliot Bread cakes, Mr. Tom Coat Cake.s fried, Mrs. H K. Wetton Cake, Mm. J. H. Buua. ...... ..-... I Senator Cliniuborlntii Intnnil" mtio ductus a bill nlM'roiirlHllUK $".'" w ihuxo lhi C(Hi! Itay lUo snlifi stnuoti and ri'bulld It lu a Imttur Itwntloli j The fnrtnprs of Pouchi count t''" 1 formed au aatujelnttim to row l"" coll ami wluter eaullflor for hip- ment to .Minneapolis In ntrtoml lotn The Houtb Kelly l.umNir coniiy ha Jut reelvwl mtut to over TO.OW aero of Umber laud In the Orgeon . t'attfprnta rallroail itnun tVunty clerk from at Iohi : f the count tr of Oregon mo .', .. .I to meot In lortland September li m convention. Joseph Stotnliardt, of Xw ha sevureii tbrouah tbo Hood K i r Apple Uroer' association loe wr load of the rtnost fruit In le rimu In the valley. At Salem Judge Oalloway tm t4 ulcsni the itlt brought In the rln t.it .tourt by Km est l'ingv to nnjotn sh reury of State Olcwtt (rout retiming the workmen comixmsailott vt to a vole of the people. Two hundred ear of pear, prttict . ;m!ly Bart let U, have been blppl , from Med ford already, and aouo of the f late panra have $ono forward. The I bulk .of the crop was otl at ku.M l-rtcr before shipment The Medford W. C T. V. has adopt ed resolution connemnlng the , r.tr i skirt and urging all members of the . organisation to uphold pubU; authorl tie In preventing Its appearance on j public thoroughfare. ' The llaker commercial club Is mak ing every effort to turn the architects 1 of the new federal building In Port-1 land consider the ut; of llaker county building stone In at lnl part of the structure. ! The banner sectlou of timber land In Clatsop county, accordtnc to the m new county cruise, u section I of i township t north, ran fie S west, which gq contain iS.s50.ooo feet of merchant. u'gQjahtv timber, the great bulk of which .7 qo j I yellow fir. ou . ; . ' ; ; it . purchase the printing plant of thn late Mate printer, W S. Dnntway. for lift. ' t?0 It was also dectdod to adopt the 1 Salim scale of wape for th printer in the elate printing office. i nai mere may an no cuannm oi t uuch dlaaators as befoll the iMsoiiKr j mlbe New Haven road the other day oti the new Portland. tCugxne & hnst j era. all the car to tto usinI on this I line are to tw of steel, oven the bag gage cars. ' Prom various neetlotte of I'olk conn i ty come report of unusual shortatte ' in the potato crop. The ucroapo is small this eaou and so Is the yield i : in many cases. Early potataea made i ' a fair showing, but late varieties do, tint nrwnt nl anuanuM in thu Xaxarcnc rili-etilK re If Yok Can Manufacture Anythi Come to ing To Do The Manufacturing .80 SO .80 .60 .50 .SO ttiivs and lprclal llll,llI04kailiikaitM t tlKOtt Eio viH lirlii' pay rolls l4 - - WHEELER f h anaii ii 1214 I iirin vity osi 2na3KSi Qlay Nehalem Haiboi Co. Wheeler, o r e g o n PotlUnd tilfiK, 327 l'.tiin r? TtlUmoA Udiu! Urr I' KV HoU t.00 6.W .89 .80 .60 .60 .60 .60 CA .601 .80 .60! .60 .60 NAZARENE MEETINGS. Doughnut, " " Bread, Bun. Roll. Bread, Mrs. J. Oleson " Mrs. B. Heals Cake, Mrs. S. W. Klllott 60 Tarta, Mrs. Wm. Maxwell 80 Cake, Mrs. B. Beals ftO Jelly Koll, Mr. Wm. Maxwell . Bread, Cookies, " " .. Jelly, " " '.. Cake Mr. S. W. filliott , " Mrs. Small Gem, " , Jlly, Mr. Billings Fruit canned, " Veg., " Jam, " Doughnut, Mrs. Honrv llogur. Cake, Mr. W. It. Powell TarU, " " Ca'e, Mrs. L. M. Kraner Fruit canned, Mr. D. D. Wtst Proaerves, " " ... ' field. held in the old Chusllun Church on Tuesday and i'riilav HVimuiL-n nti l on SuihIhv at 3 tt. Benjamin H. Perklu. who was lato- i nrl b p. m. .Suralay School nl 2 ly appointed a district upvrtntend ; p. m. nt for the Prohibition iarty. has an- i m - - nounced 30-day campaign at Kugene LAND K)K SALE. to enlist the women voters of that city j in the party's cauo. Il said that Sixty acre on iVilaon Kiver. a part similar campaign, are to ho mado all ,f what is known Ow P.-ter Ilraht iiltis n iii mi wil'muk t Hill Dr. L. i:. Hewitt H T FOTT oTBM'ATIU.- "MYSKIAN ' lJKJ 1 1 ) LAWYEH , Veg. canned, Jelly, j Cake, ! Cookies, FAIR PREMIUMS. Mrs. Mc Ghee., (Continued from laist week ) I Cake, Centerpiece, Mrs. Grace Leach S .CO, urs j Doily, Mrs. W. A. Williams 25 French Krnb.. Mrs. K. Snodgras... .50 Dr.iwn Work, Mrs. J. E. Barger... JiO " Mrs. " " 2o " Mrs. FA. Weston &n .-virs. unance w cinnamon roll, Mrs Quilt, Mrs. H. E. Weston "WiHuns, Tatting, .Mr. Ed. Weston c0 Bread " " Mrb Mulhoun - .60 1 frHnni F-nii m,. H. Butts Veg. canned, Lillian Severance Cake, Mrs. D. Billings Bread, Mrs. Speaker " Mrs Mulhoun ClarnB canned, Mrs. W. S. Buel I). Hillings Mrs. J. Oleson 60 Skirt, Mrs. De Lillies Centerpiece, " " rJ Lunch Cloth, Mrs. C. Nelson 60 Centerpiece,;.Mrs, Moe Corset Cover, Mrs. A. Jensen ... Slip, Mrs. J. E. Barger Biby Coat, Mrs. H. C. Lamb .. Centerpiece, Mrs. Kate Franklin Mrs. C. Nelson Pillow, Mrs. A. ! Bread, Burnt. Cookies, M. Terry ... C King ... Cake, M. F. Dunstari .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 i .60 1.03! '..00 I .60 j 1.00 .60 .60 60 .60 2.00 2.00 1.00 2.00 .60 .60 .60 .60 .50 .60 .50 I 1.00 .60 .50 .60 .60 '.50 .50 .60 1.00 .60 .50 .50 .50 .60 over tho state. It has become that a Uulverslty of Oregon man won the prize for highest standing offered by Oxford, EuglautI, university, aud that ho I tho first Amort ran to win this honor. He Is Cue!! Lyons, of Kti- i gene, wtio was Krauuatml from the j L?nlverlty of Oregon lu 1010: An experiment BJtrduti and farm for Instructing Coos county ranchers In Intensive farming Is proposed by the i Marsh field chamber of commerce. ( Tho plan la to establish an experiment station of 10 acre on which vvtrlous vegetables and flowers will bo grown. This will demonatrato the best varle- or more down atvl will give known at Hugene i plenty of time for tbo Imlam-u at per rent intoruat. Seo N. P. HaniHtn, llelio, Ore. Last issue October 6. NO MCI: I'Olf I'UHI.ICXTON. iPL'III.ISHr.U.) Dcpnrtinciit of Cite Interior. U. S. LAND OFFK Kat Portland. Ore. August It, mx Notice is hereby given that John N. Ktrscb, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on May U, 1012, made I liiinustoiiil I'.ntry, No. a'Ui, for SEiNWi SWINKJ NJSI-'i Sertion H. rnwriship 1 South Itangi) K West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Final Commutation Homestead l'riof, to eatalilixn rlaim to the Ian I hImivc AND SUll'SKoN OUl.trlral Hiwrlallat Both Phonos lies, anal Olllre: vVhllhou Keeideneo TILLAMOOK. OKI:. JR. A. I). PKkKiN.S. KMIIlNST IIKMTI1T Olbco hi .StMik'ron llldtf. All Work OuAMUtcnt, I'll.!. Mudi; I OKKC.ON day of Hep- ties and furnish considerable of the ! described, beloru The County (Merk of seed for the ranches around there illiamook i.ounly, Oregon, at lilla Attorney General Crawford has fll,l on UltJ " 1 nult In the circuit court at Salem j Claimant name aa witnesses : agalnt the governor, fecretary of i Gi-orgu T. Kiuhm. Charles (!, Lyon, James 1 Itiylmy, Wiailuy UuMh, all Drawn Work, Mrs. J. C. Barker ,, " Mrs. L. Jucijuui, ... Uaby Dress, Mrs. Willet Mrs. H, C. Lamb Pillow Case, Mrs. Ira Smith , ., Mrs, F. II. Beals Curriage Kobe, Mrs. B, C. Lumb... Centerpiece, Mrs Grace Leach " Wrs. Andrew CliristenEen.. .25 .50 r.o Gems. rJ Biscuit. ' '"'; Canned Fruit, A. L, Donaldson 60 1 3 Photos, E. G. Lantz .25110 " " ' E. William 60'?. " . . " " r j nurnt riaque, t;rysUil Dunstan 'tzi Hand made Fans, Mrs. Fowler ,.. 60 Matting ' ' nr. r...t ... .L. i .io wwmg io me Hiorm anu mo neces .WJ j sary delay caused thereby the judging or. Hi this department was bo rushed that rn I .tno J'1),,'J8 report fa Incomplete and the Ml board IH Wtllinir In iillnu linn nr..ml.,... - - ...... - ........ '.v.,ui4iiia not mentioned in this list, providing the tags and proper numbera can be produced. It. V. Hlalock, Sec. ! .25 .60 .50 .60 .50 .60 .60 2. 0 l.W) 1.00 1.00 LOO LOO atate and treasurer of Oregon to re cover to the mate the aum of tltf, 518.83. The action Is anld to bo baaed upon a purely technical Interpretation of tho law governing tho penitentiary "revolving fund." The local land offlco at Valo has been doing a nulling buhlness In homestead and desert filings, IL'0,000 acres of government reserve Innd In Malheur county having been thrown open to entry In August. It Is ex pected that 1000 famlllea will bo nud ed to the population of Malheur conn ty. With 10 blocks of hard-surface pave ment constructed and the iicicosslty of InBtalllng a Htroet-cleaulng depart ment at once and of noon chancing tho entire Howerngo outlet ayHtem of the city, and with the clty'n flnancea at n low ebb on account of the numer ous Improvements of tho year, tho Dallaa city council faces a critical sit uation Superintendent of Public InMruc tlon Churchill la confident that I ho displays of the school children nt tho Htnte fair thin year will Hurpaiis those of previous years, There will bo coun ty and district exhibits and many In dividual dhsplaya, Any child exhibit ing In either the county or dlitrlot filasHea la eligible, frr Ind. auini f.dr prUes, DR. ELMER D. ALLEN, Dentist, Hai Located in the Commercial Bid., Succeeding Dr. I'. J. Slurp. All WorV Gu-tuiitiol, Boih pKMi. Oilier MKir! to 1J I to iiiO p. in. Orn Kvriilnei from 7 null! 6 o'cUxk COMPl.liTl: M:T OI-ABS 1 Jl ,kS Sk.. t1l Hlotk ' Tillntuooh T. H. G0YNE AUonifytLw J U. S. CoramiiJioatf Oppoiilr CoutlhooM Oregfin. of Tillamook, II. F. Hihy, Hegistor. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that Healed Dins win bo received by the County Court of 1 illatnook County, Oregon, until Wednesday, the Hth, day of Oc tober, I'Jl.'l, at 1 o'clock P. M for the umilBhlnK of all malurlal and labor necessury for the construction of the Hayocoan Bond from Station 1 plus 2(1 to Htatlori 1.0 plus 0 aa surveyed No vemher 11)11 by U. G. Jackson. County surveyor, l lie work to be atrlctly In uccordunco with the plana and specifi cations on IIlo In the olllco of tho County Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon. Bidders aru to statu tho unit price and total amount for each 2100 feet of tho proposed road, A certified Check equal to 5 per cent of tho amount of the bid must accom pany each bid. Tho County Court reserves thu right to roject any and all bids. Hy order of the County Court. Dated thin 12th. day of September, J9I3. J. C. Holdun County Clurk. Dr.. Jack Olson ItESIDENT DENTIST Ollii-e Hours Irom 'J a. m. to 5 p. ,n. Over F H. Ileal,' R F.ltnlc ()fficc Hoth Phonea J- E. REEDY, D. V. M. VKTEUINAUIAN .'(Hoth Phones) Tillamook , , Oregon GEORGE WILLETT Atlorney at Law Office in Commercial Building Lrco. P. Winslow ATTOHM VII W Tlllnrr. h I U.S.-.. . E. N. CRUSON. ii' ! 1 1 t ii M Hill, f I IIU I II 'V c Contracts TiiKcit Ivstinmifs Put iiisltcd. All Work (Iimniiiurd. Tillamook. lUllbbl I t M I I - G. L. DICK h SON, I' Bolh Plmiirt I he Same Price to Hver) JOHN LCLANI) IICNDERSON Atlorney-rtt-low Ahiratler lillamook County Hank Bldq. U . OLAU88EN Lawyer Diti'Tiiciipif dvokat Tillamook Ulock ril-I AflOOK UNI)IJKTAMNfl H. N. IIHNKI.I' Mi''. Four l)....rM West of lirtkcry. I ,v . it I LIB . unarm uirscinr ami ut""" - Lailv AsslHtaiit When It")0?1 Tillamook Baker's VOK SAIJi AT ALL GROCERS