Whetlnr you are going in February or in Novomlvcr, tho lime to prepare for your visit to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition AT SAN FRANCISCO IN 115 is NOW. Mv plan assures you of a pleasant trip. No worries about tickets transportation hotel accommodation. Kverythlng reserved and cvcr tiling first class. Find out About lhi unique offer. end the coupon today E. J. CLAUSSEN. Tillamook. Oregon You may send me FUEK particulars about the San Fraucl.co Kxposi lion Tour. MEASURES ARE UP TO VOTERS. Addr. .. .fliifES "presemtT vl iASi; -Olympic- Wheat Heart. ,'ifi - "rUJTRjTlflUS"" - r--"'-Vtiiiy SEVERE BRONCHIAL COUGH Doctors Feared Lung Trouble, Restored to Health by VinoL The medical profession does not b Here that lung troubles are Inherited, but a person may inherit a weakness or tendency to them. Mrs. Kate Heckroan, Springfield. Ohio, says: "A few years ago I was In a Tery bad run-down condition, and the physician told mo I had consump tion. I tried another physician, and he told mo I had ulcers on my right lung. I quit the physicians and started on 'VlnoL' Today I am perfectly healthy, and that la why I rerommend 'VinolV VInol soothes and heals tho Inflam ed surfaces and allays tho cough, Vinol creates an appetite, strengthens the digestive organs and gives tho patient strength to throw off In cipient pulmonary diseases. Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un derstanding that your money will be returned If it does not help you. P. S. For any skin trouble try our Saxo Salve. Wo guarantee It. CHAs. I. fLOl'GH CO. . Tillamook, Ore. SCHOOL DISTRICT VALUATIONS. .llis.itton ot School t District, fount Di.-ttru-tK. Cute mill 1'i-rt.- f Till.unutik County Oregon, for the yenr 1U13. School Ditt. No. 1 ;i o 0 i s t) Tilhiinook . rra.oio 17J.175 IHKTJO .'.oia.r.iu Unfamlllarity with tho lues to ho voted on at tho eclal roforondu'n election of November I ha boon found k! tniltu general throughout Otegou. Some voter have an uiidortandlng of one, ome of two or three of tho lue, but few of the entire gtvup. The live is sues are a follows- Shall nil nnnmnrlntliin of ft 00. 000. I ! made by the I'.MU legislature, to con struct and eiulp an administration and classnHiui building for the University of Oregon and to extend the heating plant through it, beKirmlttod to stand? $75,000 Needed. Shall an appropriation of $76,000, made by the UH.1 legislature, for addi tions and repairs to three University of Oregon buildings am! to the univer ally's ce tral plan, be permitted to stand? Shall tho Sterilization Act. passed by the 11I3 legislature, to protect tho public from habitual criminals and moral degenerates bo ermittcd t stand' Shall the act of the I'JlIl legislature, providing a county attorney for ouch county ami (Wing salaries, stand? Shall the Workmen's Compensation Act stand? Get Much Attention. Chief interest ntpar to enter around the fate of the two University appropriations and that of the Compon sation Act. Helievers in education throughout the state are considerably wrought up over this latest attack ujion the University's progress. They s'ate the case in part a follows: N'o new building ha been erected at the university for six year, during which period attendance has doubled As far tuek a I'.HO instruction was be me smeii under extreme ilfihcultie. Tie 1311 legislature came to the rescue by appropriating money for two now buildings. IVrsoii.il enemies of the university resorted to the rofercmlum and no building could be erected. It then became necessary to begin holding classes in basemenu, in hallways and in temporary places hastily thrown to gether ami substantial enough only to keep out the wind and rain. The 1913 legislature attempted second rescue. It appropriated fund for one new structure, but added in a second bill $75,000 for repairs and addi lion as follows: To the library build ing. MU.OOy; engineering building .mo.vw; ucauy I tail, jiu.UW; men dotmitory. $10,0C0; heating plant. $10, 000. VALUE AND PRICES From Journal ! REGISTRATION NOTICE. All lel voter roillnK within the. cortornte limit of Tillamook Ulty nrt! llrniUtrvot'a in a recent review of fr.ptlred to l ieltrs at the guyj the woolen Industry said the new tarlir Uecorder' olllee In order to vote at tho ' had forced American manufacturer to ' cdinlin: City Kleellnn Tin I In d improve the ipialltv of their output. jdltton to the relUtluu with the Tills I bolus done, smIiI llradstrvel's, , County Clerk for County A Hlat" lec btvau'e maker of winilen Kood in till lion. country now (Iml It necewary to meet, lienor! Law of Oregon 1113 Hec foreign iMinin'tltlon, and the new ob Hon i Chapter Xil. NEWS FROM 0? NATIONAL GAPli Prsldont Will Accept J mums to Uiirrcncy B ObtnlnSpppHyAclloJ Oiiribiildi You choose from big variety whi n Vjj I J M 3 1 Cans Bay City. here. All of the bttcr mak-,3, ir,eluuir; tho popular BUHL Tinne Stc-tl S&nitary Deliv ery Cans. Get the complete catalog of dairy and creamery supplies. Fitp:: ur jn request: sont; book f'r taming words and music of over M favorite bongs. io :tiii,ti) 13 II l.l II) 17 H It) M 21 Si -M S', 'M U'7 i 30 31 X' :u 31 30 37 3S : 0 I-' 13 ii l.'l I'. J7 lt( !i .V "I .i3 51 ' .V) .vi ' 57 ' fJ Nrlinlfin Pily City of Wlieek-r... liny City , i'illiiuiook City. . . I'ort of .Nehiileni. l'ort of Hay City. I'ort of TiJIiimook Ko!i(l IJiHt No, 1 Ko.id Dint. No. 2.. Ko:ul Dint No. 3. . Neliiilem . Wheeler . . aA7lo .. S5I.fl.-S ... I17.oI5 .. .M7.075 . 2V,0Vi ir,o.V) . 2y.',75 .. 70,uO.' . lll.i: . TTi.OI.I !.--. 75 . 'JI3.t'i() .. il),5i) 116. SKI . f)7i.s:r . 'Mi, HJ . 13, iV) . l,lil7,(W) . i:n7.-i . 51 f . 33, (M) . 510. 1IO .. o3 XC . li,7i,0 . 3 1 7, h35 . :i03,'jt ll'.OIt) .. t'OJ 15 Il.WiO . -'7, 110 . x).tii: 0. 72Ti . L'fl,70- . 111.3,700 . 50,0.7) 31.-. -JTS) I5..HI0 . 3-17,510 . 201.170 . 115, 1 ho 11,175 . I5,lifl . ;m i55 5,570, 135 , (ZIJ.KhO 7,a3,WO .r,7n3,075 1.710.010 Under Strain. Again the referendum has been invoked. and again the university Is put under tho utmost strain to handle the incom Ing students, who this fall will pruba bly number S50 in the colleges of liberal arts and engineering alone. The $175,- OOO is avail.iblu nt the statu treniury. ami construction of the one building and repairs and addition. to the others will be begun at once if the voters tin hold the two appropriations. To uphoM the appropriations will enable the uni versity io nccoinpusn its worK more satisfactorily until the mllhige bill takes effect and removes both Univer sity of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College from politics. He May Appeal. The Sterilization Act is "referended" by the Anti - Stenl'zati'in Loaguu, which pleads the individual's private rights and the probability of unjust operation. Authority to order sturll- izrtion is vested in the state board of health. The intended patient Is per mitted an appeal to tho courts. District attorneys now often hold oflice for several counties. The County Attorney Act provides for one uttorney in each county and fixes salaries, which rarifje from $-i,0Ov) a year in Multnomnh to fGW each in Curry and Lincoln I counties. Tho Workmen's Compensation Act with which most voters aro familiar, created a state industrial commission and provides an industrial accident fund, made up from assessment! upon employer. In chho of accident, the employee's compensation cornea from this fund, in an amount fixed by tho commission. Personal damage suits are expected to bo eliminated under this act. Icy is better md and lower prices at the (Kiint of manufacture. The Dry timl Itoportor, uritan the trade In Chicago, hold out no strong hope of an early reduction In prices to the consumer, hut My the consumer may Ih'k for a Iwttor piatlty of gtHx! at the auie price. A a rule, say the Keporter, Kuropeon manufact urer have found It IhhU to oll their higher elan. morvhomllo In Amcrlfa. a tat the Immediate result will lnt that American manufrtcturr will thai how competition for quality on their hettvr grade of merchmli. Heretofore the American Uat had to compote only with his nvlghhor. On ipinlity he mutt now eoiumto iwt only with hi nelghlNir latt aUu with the foreigner. Not only on quality nwt he comtx'te, but he must aknt match up the new fabrics, new putteriM, new styles and new Invention! that aro being brought out ami develop! by the mixlorn munu'acturer. The retailer will have a greater op" Ikirtuntty .to dial value In hi merchin dle, ami thi will in turn U) re Mr ted to the consumer In Inuter prwlucu. Americans will Ikj eomiwltml to furnlolt the most interesting pattern and fab ric., ami at tho ame Hum put Into thvlr im'rchamlltu the same or better material than do moMt European manufacturer. The merchant I the lal man to pww giHkU to the eontumor: h tnnt boar the bunleu of bUnw If M nrku ar not reduced. Ho may not linvn an easy time expluinlmc, but buyer houbJ not cxect too much In too atwrt a time. If ipiallly Improves and ptte9 remain tattonary the cot to the surncnt l.i In fart roijticml. MORALS AND INTELLECT. From Telegram: DROWNED NEAR TWIN ROCKS mim Keacln ihu hpoi hir.pi pa ii i-i ,ianilr The Gf it 1'ile Htm My, I' K uiici miImt wiOj rectal nuda Tiilamook Bakeffs Bread FOR SALE AT ALL GROCERS una (Ioch not includu rnilroada and other piiblic? acrvice conom uuiih wiiicm are imhi-khhi i.k i,,. Mtnte tax coiiiinHHioii. All Hiiecial IC1,CT ii ne tiled with the nnocKeit by a wave from a small oiintyLierk niul County AHaoHHor t'"t in which, with two comnanI.i, on or before Dccciiilicr lat. he was trying to reach Twin Rocks, off KocKaway Heach, Saturday afternoon. MAPLE LEAF. puy "oa. 23, of Portland was drowned in mo ocean. His Jody was recov- Wm. 'I'hanb.r i.f W.l,L.l r I ere,, WIL'l'. I (.. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jesse Earl J w W, "8H '" 1,0 boat weru m lit reports tliu hea th of hia ni,,, mi0 """"i'"r, anu u, nyurs. Meta Karl as much Improved. Krncory store owner of Rockaway. Tho On w,.,i,.., i .L. . .. puny fnu(,n no trip to Twin Rocks. inuie'L., ed, severely scalding Rarl Pr,ru iw K. . , . ' 01 n,oul was leariui or a storm which threatened to ed, severely scalding Earl Ford, a fire man. . i .. . j esse r.ari nun iiih rninri-nr. navo one or nis grays badly lacerated by a kick from the other one. 1'aBcal Fraser of finn i.uu,n i,. ..:..i.t i...t "t,,,, "o YiomiiK ruiunves on wuson Ulver. corno up, and insisted upon being taken to snore again. After lundlng him safely the trio started back to tho rock, and when an unusually heavy wave hit tholr boat, Iteforc everything lic, William Jen nings Ilryan l a preacher. The moral quality of the man tower above evr.ry other; uiul he hokls that It Is the chief quality Uon which tho world should rely. Mr. Bryan iiki tafore a religious gathering eoinool of 'votnen in the City of Washington, ami a a matter of course mo occasion (lemamiril a srr-! mon. Tho subject, a it apxuir, was the good which would rosull from more general familiarity witn the lilbln, but an incidental remark in the eoure of his nddrc serves a a plondld text for the thought which ha to do with tho education and the ieinl better ment of the peopl. That remark runs : "A good heart can uie very dull mind serviceable to ociely, but a bad heart cannot make uu of a mind however brilliant. There is a marked tendency In tho teaching of the lime and In all the kh- ve ellorts of social science to lay iirt and greatest stress Uon tho devel opment of the Intellect. Tito theme of it all seems to bo what wo shall do. We are prone to eslabllih nrd fur the Individual that is a combin ation of physical and mental excellence ; and whflu we aru not unmindful of the rn.iral quality, It is treated more or less as an incident in human development railicr than an esjential. To this tendency Mr. Bryan's moral phiioiophv is opposed. Ho holds that the fundamental fact In each life is the right puroc, to bu achluved with the most beneficial and far-reaehlig elfcct by the help of tho flno Intellect that Is well trained. It Is a sound philosophy and wc ought to havo more of It. It is a philwuopliy that has a hearing on our social and political life at every point. If this philosophy wero to bo applied in practice In our social rula lions Homo of tho most vox log problem that wo now havo to deal with would l(lllfult . I...... I .1 . I ' "" " muni Wlljy WOUIII no SO far Holved that they would glvo us no great concern. So, too, In tho conduct or our political alfalrs, whero the mor al purpose to servo with benefit to thu greutor number Is paramount: wl,..r.. justice is held to bo the first of political viriuea, mere wo have tho nearest .,. proach to the policy that will nhnltui. class hatred; that will mako graft the more umreputublo and therefore n, more rare, and In every rcsnect will bring tho jwditlcal machinery Into moru beneficial service to tho entlro people. 1 he most widely read Amorl.! ,... omlst oncu said that moral progress must keep pacu with material and In tollcctual progress or tho social fabric that wo now aro building un woul.l ... .1... .... .... . .-- . uay go io pieces, Ati J tho fact that gives mis teaching thu asnect nf perauve aumirallon Is the lnen,..i,. t.,.M.f.null.llt. .... a ..riimuiiHji mui, reaia upon lliillvldu at mombora of society In tho multiplied and mom complex functions wMni. u. clcty Itnlf must assume. All nlfort tn I', W TOD I), Uty Itwitder. MRS. PANKHURST IS PERMITTED TO ENTER Nr VorW Mia Liuuialln I'ank !uitt. itin militant sutfrnaettn Irallrr, allowed to land on .Manhattan ! Uiul frviat Kill Ulaud he had t,crii ttntalnmt by the lltlltllcrstloil KU thoHllmi Htl had wn ordfrwl d. pwrtrit a an uudealrable allru, but rfidnt WIUuh and H'rar of IjtUni WIUou Inter uit on hr at" il (torn thl it'lloii and Itotruciml ttihooy (Vmlfiettl. rommilour .rnl nt InimtKrwllon. to release hr .i her tftttt rcoKnliiiiicn and lttumt twntl. Hhortl; after h tndei Mt I'alik' humt wot tak on In an atiiomnblla to ih rtMmn uf Mr. U It i' M hi wit Th Amortcn pitdo did It It ( lhlr will." oahl. "What will Iho KnglUu ayt Ttmn h paid her (HPfti tartly tu Itrcluald Mriirnua. thn llrttuh Imw ooorrtary. character utn bim a "the ahief torturer ot Kftland" 9km aM It not hr partMM it prnaeh mtltuacy In ihl ro iatry. but that jjn oitU eonttn orvelf in a rutUHw 0( lh trt mat corli th" sudrafotlr In Hnt I. nd Ih GOVERNOR SULZER REMOVED Uitrtmr I'tnsUj of tlqu alltleatlon Unjnlmouil Withlithl AlUanj. N V William Halier fa o4 to Im eorernur ot the lat of New York n n rettom Ifom ottlc hy the hlKh vttuti ot imtcliiiicnt Ur a virtually anaulmoti iuie alio th lmi"wrhtuofit tribunal tWiacil that t?nler huuhl not be tMiUh! br dl iUflliflrnlHa to hohl offk'e t honor and trvt in thu et& In llio (niur. In KolnK mil uf office H.iltcr Utiirt a statenmnt In hlch tm tlnuinnecl the tribunal bob rmor.l him a "Murphy4 high murt o( infamy" It awmrtml he bad not takrn the tand la hi own infent Waoau U" foju. J that hi tory ntucklne tho Tain, many loader vroubt no til oui, Sulrer NomlnaUii In Atrmbly IUc. Nw Vork. William Itutjnr. Itu jtchiMl a eotnraor uf the tnte. a uomluatiHl lor Ui AMKntMy by th proBrnwilirn of thn lith a.nrrnbly dtatrtct. Mr ttuUor ha aurcwl to acor.pt thn nomliiMlliiu Componatloti Act Ordered on lUllot Kalum, Or DrelarliiK that the rr Ity of th name on Iho petition was not quiullonott and Ihat only fault In tlm deaiitiiation of rrr( r.l dencn In the main rrn urned, th upreuie court slulalnr.l the detiUloti of JudKe (lalloway. of the circuit court for this district. In i!lmllitK a suit trtatliutcl to restrain HeriUry of Htatn )ro(t from rnfrrrlnit tho workman's compensation not to a vote of the people. ASOIIIIH till h MtIH (IUS&. MIS) HMI'S 15. 2'j j,ki iO Will. Jic M) Wit . . . . yJC 100 M'411 - . . . Vic IW) Will .... it, 20 250 WaII - ... 2.00 l'r.,cl .,imi, Itilln Wr ilrlivcr Ini.!,,. I., f tl.r cur Telt, , ,. Wr d. wlrln a; iIt i,.r., ,..,..,,: Tlllaaook Electric win U7hi St Fuel Co. ''C"'' Wa.hliiKtou ( , ,.f on wIIIIhb ( t rm -H..M. Milium, ui tt,H iia,!,., currency bill In boi union on ll,rt Wh,n enato cuiumlttue. ut.Wft,f, ..... . ,. nir ux j, IUertUrn bnfotn l,o rnj raiiTit oi conere Tho pr.det tile.. elf , fcJ .vaiuiuy irader I i !rrti , d hi wllllnBtir. t ,mHil poai ior a itc. t nau.o. no aiu. confeeM til llellcihri IIim 1. 1.1 w ... . l III tun ltaln Ilia flj,i wml . Ur ami p..rd ,t0 ltttttx 1 llepubllcan tnnntxf, ( U jj tr ami tiouaior II tv, liraika. rfo Inrltr.ri Ijj L-l ihu plan a ii nj.iiwutit i...iti i.. i. .i. . I i,,.-. iu i' uwiu (o 4j im plnai)nl tnKlnii r, V riueiion in . twt$Ui . cr bank, (lied t, ih tlun bill at 17, ami i: rv&wttli rtaty ui atfWtf.'.t tJs4 Hi trullor uf (tin eorre'.i t Ui al rf lKifd h niy, b known ho wrui4 . t t-M. Cj"'Iu" lIM I Dft.t m (JJ Th rift dlfrcl ttJtJ J Craluna lto(t4' -x ot fUtJ eipentliur ram ,J hci rtntur i uii (rsiiJ (bo ondll of rati.(,ajfa fU" oho toto la otiotticf It lllr ltoU Att let lit It will MI field Hi.. U'la4, UI j (III Ilia aCIHKIr fref f, hlrcla, bUt AtftO it, ' VMttfi of iaitUalltitia a lltr Sit;iM lion f Manufacturer h tv.lnrution ot t.Ur o! tt&i.wJ iuelatiun ut W..n nKrml Tho bill prohlbi' n.-fji-J wMdlng Of fund r -i rtflt mi anmnor 10 po ui tisi prmldattt, tli pfr !." ftHiJ lfif or mintr ( rttttivii The prmHod ftn a- wit r'foh'btt iho iiffoom kctttifl :wlHIi Minmtt- oftl maie publte rvxr' ' nil KKM lion fm-ln and Bijiiisnt Lane to In.Ul on 1100,0,011! Itwjrotary tno. heal of i&ht9 dapartinnnl. Itilond ' V i i tn In ml flfiht tifor. i tnittUt nt. nitn tn uro '. Usw Uun h advocate. ' h t3 : .iinllablo H00.00O' ' r tottn Irricatlnn ami dri- j 6tt a m. To that ond U ii ad4 In contor tho atlo-.it i of tU i country on the Irrlisatrd Itin wr Oneo iho general 'utt!c m- hat Irritation ha dono 4 c for lh doaort refits thoro will b lllllo i.,;laa Ull to the reclamation fund eicalll for tho um named It u totl fiatnl land that Iho t 'ty met I fur It lucroaarxt ur ! tlos 1 product. In the ojiiii ot it' 1 larv. and It IIOO,t)0"it a ii&m ainounl now avalall ' -. t'H "d for IrrlKatlnii and 'lrinK tho noit decado. HMfo'arr Ul Hove tho problem of lush rwl I lie will be nt loat patiullf 1 National Capital MrfvltlM- Hecmtary McAdiai ate lM no liitniitlnit of rrs Klltll! "w 1 cabinet I'ostmaatortlonoral iliirhe9 forred with a donation of AtmM railway nroaldents necklnc p11"! fur I ri HHliirl luif tlinll lr.,Nl,l.,Ml M'llnflll Wl I tO 10 delphla Valtirday to "fk l f'J dn.llcallon of Congroi b. nlKht ho will leave for MotH.J whero ho la to deliver an oilJf'M foro tho Houtheni ('ommort111 uresa. Tho wholo west ha felt bll'"J ward tho Interior di'isrlliifBl Hi...r..lnrv l ull.. mi ill rVtUrt- I nr.. ..i.i.. ....... ...... i i darn n aniiiiiHiuu, iiim . nxli iIk.iikIiI iuiiI HI 11(1 V 10 ( ii... r...,ui I linvn rinc luded Iu" . bltternesa la due partially ' 'b' I I.lnillllll 01 lfl ...i. ....a . (lis tilrtlfl booauaii tharo hi too much in Aolivo prnparallon by 'u' . J take Immodluto udvauiuita of tb Vr.A rJ.eh.,,,,. . , ..... o8, who was standing up. was k,.,k Z I:.. "ZZT : u 'nif .,,ocl ' uvo Wicklund accoVnpatded by M family ,nto ' In well n,' u )Z ' .i"," f!UU 11 has moved on to the i.t ,X An all ,M .....,..,., "Well y.,jn metaphor thu fiiNdnmen. DON'T SI-OIL A (J00I) HOItHK I'V keeolnv lid.. I.. -1...1.1 .. . . .. Wo are M,7ll n IKtnieHS, best stnek P "'!r"UHH .,nmlu ' ' Kpt"SS Mt l"'lcc', u,i,t f A VVKLL MADH IIAHNI0H8 I roty swul MmnunLnJS' 4 trouiid Capa Hum l , iinni lima uhuuii - - , U A Ita . , . . , ..t,.. (I.- ,. rwuV in WW ' . n&JBIl . m '111. .. . . . . . " ' - " - ' ... I.w I baiif nlaiian of the new lnrin . .....I i. it.. lln,u Hlull'S lr 4vu.n tfi wt't'i w ' .Jill A, D. Mnlvlii, chief of lh f . nlmal hiSimlril wllO llV ' I Cl..il. liimrlCS, iiiriu-ii iruin nuiiiii ...i H.,iri.P. iwniiiis hn form'" ' nounood thai tho lltorls ' . Oiwuoii, whloh iiwda the fu . In tii when I 115. here. I tu "u . V" "' worm or ourn Ih not tho I ni.wiivwk, muv blu Henri, Tillamook