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FKIOAV MARCH l. HU-
SPARKS FROM UNCLE RUBE'S
ANVIL.
us the rule of rectitude, although It
ni rfht seem to contllot jwtth my name,
"Trusting in Kiclien ami Trufdlng in
Goo1," is the Sunday School lesson for
today the tlrst of March.
We mny he able to know what wo
think of this question, but olbly the
true source of our blessings ha not
been learned ; hence, possibly It might
I txj well ut hear the other side o it.
i With pence to "IV or Crump," but
more ponce to tl.o one that hasn't c
I tjulrotl that name.
I ii m yours sincerely.
P. J. CrtMik.
TELLING THE l-ORTUNL
OF TWO OREGON COWS
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallis. Ore , Marvh . "Y.-u uiuy be
able to keep n dog for a pt that does
n't my for lis livunr. but ! cmnot
tillord to kep a cow that does not pay
for her Ivinig."
VhU is whnt Professor VV. A. Harr.
individual that can lift ws alove the
rmtiv thimw of sordid life ami help no
to plant our feet upon the nck of Kk1 j ynttwj Statw timl (olle Uxtumdon
reason ami fair juaRemem. ; w,irfcer. HMH Kria ami ooys in n m-
. . . I ... . ... i. II...
usih. uhit ; n iMtrarett: ! .vt,.,... rt mini' muxl Lhinit hvr .ItiMtrutl irlub circular. Iim iui i
"It's tobacco rollei up in a little pnp-1 jn (-wrvnj!S tht poibly sumo of th Bx tension division of 'h irern
cr with fire t one end ami a boil boy . tbm mit not b0 out of place in Uti Agricultural Ooll( rtw ftrt pc
i article. 1 am proud to say that I have contain a pietur of iwu eow. ono oi
tell me 'What's m, enemy in Tillntiiook County that' wMeh. TrofeMor Harr telto . return
has a rieht to he such with any wan- gj jan.SS wvrlh of milk arnl butter for
.,i n iimtirtcalion : . worth uf feed, ami the othr re-
u ! aKu .,-..,v -.th irfeet free turned. $13. worth of mi k and
at the other."
Thats Rood, now
smoker"
"1 guess it's place whore they cot
....i i cnmV.i o thov can stand it
Uil-
ter for S-to.NJ .vorm oi iri. wwm
' keopint?. he y. "xave us lhoe
facts'
"A whole community can have re
cords kept on their cows by placing
Uabcock tenter m th w!kmI hwiso
ivhcru the milk can be lifted for butter
, fat, after havinn been weiiche,! by the
k, un.1 irl t home. For five or six
oene- '. 7. w
to
better in the other world (dom.
If a man ceU drunk and kill anoth- J K,rst t took in the Short Course at
cr man, who pays tha expanse of the the CVillege and must ay it was ti
trial, the town or the eoontyT If the boneSi that 1 should Save liked to
county why not give the county some snnr0 with several people whom I
of the license blood money to help pay . know in Tillamook.
Ihe ext ns-o Thank to IVof. Lunn and his
We see C'.nsitierable in tne papem tjf existence: ami a ho u sixty iwu eiRht-btte letter i large
t. o. u aeia indition i Tsu..iuvir hwnt phickena for lb record Kur ten or more studrnU a
.v.. nrlii Whv not av nrnm.wun--i t..Jiiv i four dozen enr. botllo tester win cive
(1 i kiiT VWJ t '-f- - ; V ww-k j "
something about how to improve the Bllj til risinur. When you want Rood
m.-ral conditions of the town--? If w' fartn fowls remember C. J. Crook haa
. ill et rid of the saloons we will itu- thoce Rhode liland Keds.
prove the towns tonfoki. he Oregon Manufacturer Conx rea
If yon want to make unhappy homes, ; wttS nijo R fenture it the College that
widows and orphans, blight the intel-. one s-nK personal betterment couM
lecti of th- youn(t, All our insane a-y- tillord to mi. Aside from the
lums and penitentiaries, erect gallows- fnct tht it is ceriainto result in great
tee-ted an
enough,
twelve-
better snimfae-
The entire eo,u!pm-nt will cost
ten to otRoteen tlollur for ouch
e- for the m.irderer-s and damn tne OTnicn(. COod to manufacturer ami
S'vjls of men, just vote to license the public alike, it is equally certain that
saloon. it w til help to overcome prejudice an i
Will the women of Ureifon in this ; unfair judgement. It meant to me a
their first chance to show their love of , noble le&wn in lo at; to Home and
home and their boys by the bailout, do' Stute, the rignt arid proper relation
oo bv votine the licensed saloons out ; which should exist between Capital
of Oreeon next November?
We hope the women of O.-etron will
show themselves to be superior to
mnnn mon in vrkfinc ffr STx tfv mt?n in
place of voting the party ticket regard-, and physical atmoaohere or U puce
less of the man's character. ' There ia one moral L-.rt.inty; th it
Every Kood man and woman should ny boy or girl attending ?hool in Cor
roister and vote this fall. There wt II j valli will And the doors of every
Leson.. -estiond of vif-I importance; cnurcn open w meir w
to us ti v te upon. Fathers and uv.tf
lion,
from
school."
The. circular eonlainn d'reetion for
making the teat and a list t the neees
sary ejuipment. t he instruettoni aro
acconiDanu-d hy many illustrattoiw of
apvaralus and inethtKl. und by d 'tailed
plans for carving on the work during
sclul vacal'ona. The liulletin is listcl
as Kx tension series No. 1 nnl may
be had by addressing It. I), llolrul.
K.xtenaion director, at (.'orvallt.
To the Republican Voteu of Tillamook
County
ami Labor, and consequently the set
; ting of higher ideals in Individual life.
; There arc several TillamooKers here.
und ail seem to bo enjoying the rue ital
ers savt vmr noys by voting right.
Some -till try to make the tariff
a politica. --U-? when most all sensible
people ofa.t parties have decided that
the time has come for free trade on
some thtnifs and not a very hish tariff
on any thing. The U. S. has reached
the point where she can compete with
the world on ncirly everything we
need. There are b'ta few little gim
let headed two by four newspapers who
advocate a high turilT, unless it ia a
paper owned by some trust who advoc
ates it to feather their own neat. Kut
the common people, the farmers and
laborers, of nil clashes are getting
their eyes open to the facts that high
tariff is what mokea the rich richer,
and tho pour pojrer. So they are
speaking and will be heard.
UNCLE RUBE
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COMMUNICATION
CorvallK Ore.. Feb. 28, 1914.
f (! tor of the Herald,
De..r Sir:
As I rcehl! some f '.he pleasant ex
r riem- which wif; anil I enjoyed in
Till.-m County a'i-1 cainr our bles-Hi'i-"
yv-r t sji r ''. ! i."fh done
veri!. van thu-. -es that
rt. ., . -, n naught but bhadow,
have returned with the light of a new
day and brought on wing, of light, the
hope that perhap3 we may. help some
one else who might think themselves
oppressed iy misfortune.
Allow rne to say right here that
here u one misfortune that I see that .
pan he easily r ; u Jed; (that i8 the
tax mlsfort'i ij.j 1 1 at right vested in '
county autn 'tici that makes it possi-!
ble fnr tne withdraw thousands of,
dollars fmn circulation at one time or i
nnd a good wnolesomo weicime to
the social ani in-itructive entertain
ment that goes to m ike good and ue-:
ful men and women. Ami I wish to
say further that their presence in the '
churches U a blesding and a benedic-'
tion when the heart is right. I have
personally n cliss of Sunday Sshool
boys of the age of eleven to thirteen .
yean, and I am proud of the privilege '
to refrain from doing anything that
would give n false conception of life
and our intended relation to it. .
There are many vile habits which a j
man or woman may practice .in 1 exist, j
But to live our life, .neniw to have
a fair start, and also to appreciate the ;
seriousne;-e and the reality of it. Any j
father or mother that cannot see nnd
fill the short-comings and lack of op-'
Krtunity in their own lives, and desire
their children to be more than they are
or ever could be, are not right in the J
true sense of living.
Wo bad the experience while in Tilla
mook where mothers and sisters refus
ed to allow younger members of their
families to attend Sunday School, nnd
no intelligent reason was ever given
fur thi line of conduct.
I hereby announce myself ir a can
didate lor nomination lo the olHce of
Conty Surveyor, on the Republican
ticket, at the coming Republican I'n
inaries.
If nominated and elected, I will
duct the affairs of my o'llce to th i-et
cf my ability. With my engineering
training and oxpriene I feel eatable
of handling lite work connected with
the office; usoecullv the road wur.
which is becoming mure important than
ever before.
Signed,
U. (i. Jackson.
The Distance Between
WHEELER
And
Nehalem City
Is less than 2 miles. Hctween these two
towns there is more traliie than between
any other two towns in the county lo
cated hut that distance apart.
Yet to drive a team from Wheeler
to Nehaicm you would have to drive
over 10 miles around through the valley.
A aion road heiween the towns of
AVhcclcrand Nehalem should he built
at once and thus eliminate the waste of
time and money occasioned hy forcing
traffic over a 10 mile haul instead of
over a two mile haul.
We believe work should be started
on this project at once.
Nehalem W&thot Co.
Wheeler, Oregon
i OWNERS OF WHEELER PROPERTY i
To tlie Voters of Tillamook County.
I hereby a-nounce that I a-n a can
didate fur the nomination ( Shrrilf ,ti
the Democratic Tickrl at the trnn.ir M
in May. If electel I will perfur.n the
duties of inv oIlW lo the oet of my
ability without fear or favor.
Kespvrtfully.
N. J. Myers.
To the Voters of Tillamook County
I hereby announce myself as rardi
date for nomination at tne Primaries
held May 15. 191 1, as a Republican, for
the ollleo of County Judge If nomi
nated and el-cted, it will be my end-a-vor
to jiorve the people of the whole
County to the beat of my ability. I u n
in favor of good roads, and believr trwit
they xho'ild constructed with regard
lo the future need. It will lie my
poli-y if elected, to use strict economy
in tne expenditure of the public funds
of the County.
A. M. I lure.
To The Voters of Tillamook County
(laving been ur 1 Lv sa many of mv
j friends, I hereby announce myself as a
pan,IIHnt4k fn (hit Tlriiil,limiri tiflL'.tt fn
Th. re appeals to be only onu proper ; County Sheriif at tho eomini! nrimar-
les.
If nominated and elected I will at
tend to my dutbm hs required by law lo
tho best of tny ability without fear oi
favor to nono.
Signed
To the Voters of Tillamook County
' I herehy.a'inounrB myself m a 1'an-
jdidal' for re-election to the Oilier f
j County Treasurer, of i'ilUrrio' ' un
' tv, Oregon, subject to Ihn Kepo' h.-.in
I'n-iuries to be held May IM'i. I'Jll
U. 1. Ilea Is.
To the Voters of Tillamook County
1 hereby announcu mynelf n a can
ilidate for the Ollic of 'Kinty Clerk,
for re-c lection. iilijM-t to the Urpuh-
' lienn I'rimaru-a to be hell M.iy loth.
I'Jll.
Verv r iii-rlfilj ,
J . I ' llol.llMI.
Tillamook
Bak3rf
Bread
FOR SAi.K AT
All GROCERS
co ire lor ti,e man or woman wno as
pires to do right, and help others to do
right; hue to the line and let the chips
fall where they will, and thus make
correction possible to the one in error.
When people go wrong it seems surno
time that there is scarcely u limit to
their degredation.
How much more wholesome the man
or woman that is truly laboring for the
best intcrc3tH of humanity and are
willing to do it to the limit.
i'ossibly some people will call this
moralizing. Wait! Let me tell you
how I came by it: First I spaded one
impose a '. of 25 per cent,
it in the hank at possibly 2
interest, and the banker to
benevolence by loaning it to the ones '
who produce at 3 per cent per. Verily j
this is a wonderful land for its supreme j
willfulness, and long suffering utupidi-1
ty.
In recalling some of my experiences .
with Tillamook, and Tillamook people, j
I am reminded of the two canvasses
which I made over the county in be
half of Uro. linker's paper -and telling I
the Gospel of Temperance. J also
told the hope and confidence that had
I eeu born in me, that Brother liaker
would Bland by the temperance cause !
by voice and precept us long as there
were two atom? of his body subject to 1
to the Spirit of Lovo and the Law of '
Cohesion, Well, I guess he has. j
1 am forcibly reminded at the present
time of the need of idealists, A child
will grow to be something of the ideal
which he holds in mind; therefore the
necessity of pinning our faith to the I
and place ! acre of Loganberries, then one and a
per cent i half acres of fruit trees, burned the
show his brush and sprayed the trees, built two
poultry houses and one scratch pen,
and three brooding coops, whistled
some, sang some, did several hundred
Kmmett M. Hales.
To the Voter of Tillamook County
I hereby announce myself iih Candi
date for nomination for the ollici- of
County Surveyor, on the Republican
ticket.
If nominated and elected, I ihall at
all times endenv r to administer the
olfico with efficiency, accuracy, and
economy.
Respectfully,
Romh L. Shrove,
To the Voters of Tillamook County
I hereby announce myself as a Can
dldate for re election to the Ofllcu of
Lounty hnerlir or Tillamook County,
Tillamook Clay Works
KREBS BROS., Props.
W'c have now ;i limitai miujI l luiik ;inl ilraiu
tile ready for the market ;il tin- lonviitj4 pru-es:
BRICK, - - SI 0.00 PER THOUSAND
3- IN. DRAIN TILE, SI6.Q0 PER THOUSAND
4- IN. DRAIN TILE, $20.00 PER THOUSAND
Located 0 miles south of Tillamook on main
traveled road.
MUTUAL PHONE
FOR DFUCATE CHILDf
A Mother's Letter to M
,lr i: . ( tKitwr it lJ
N J., 47 My thlld rr
old. had n bad cold an I
ninl rjulln run dnll In 'raill
bad Ikh.ii In litis roticlltk for
nit eck when I beRRtl fcllW
Vlnol It was a wotulrtf .l 'rip
child, bn-nklllC tip hnr d i:
nod InilldliiK up hrr etrvitf'h !
1 Imro alio round Vluul a molt
lent tonlr for krepine ' I-
dlrlis slretlKlh dUrttlK ft
Vttiooiiltif! couch "
Vlnol U n wonderful tnt
of tn worlil iiiunil toiii' b
rltml body btllldlliK !el ' P
liver oil ami Iron fui Ihe xt !
loro It In n perfectly a ur
for dilMrnn. lnti-utlKii II tl
imleM mudlcltiu. everyth ' ta 1
nrlnied on verv nncUui'i D-
mny know wlml tliey are i
llltlo OIIIIH.
Tlinrnforn wo link nv rr mio'i
a wwik, ulcldy or nlllm; ' .11
vicinity to try Vlnol cm or
I. Our Hnxo Halvo I" 'rul
derful for I'er.uniu 'o w
( has I Clnugli, t ' u'it
other duties and enjojed every minute i Oregon subject to tho Republican
of it. And I did one thing and did it ?r!heUi9nthu i'rlmariu'1 to 1,0 ,luM My
right; built ono line fence as Btraight i ' ,,t Crenshaw.
Foti Foot Fit Slabs
$3.00 Per Cord Delivered
$2.90 in Ten Cord Lot;
$2.80 in Twenty ord Lots.
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO.
TRY SOME
Honey Comb Crisps
Delicious
Get a Bag, 5 and 10c
TILLAMOOK DRUG STORE
KOCH HILL, PROPS.
E. 11. K(5CII, PH. G DHUTSCWi, AI'OTIIliKE
BOTH PHONES TILLAMOOK, OREGON
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD, IT GIVES
YOU ALL THE NEWS TWICE A WEEK.
DM KM' Uiimii a fium lin-1
..w... ., iMJ 4 muni
by keeping him in shabby old H
Wo am selling Ih-rneHH inmlf 'I
Iii.mI utimL ... .1.... ..Ilir'al
' n III III II I'd llllll
tempt you.
, A VVKI.I.MADK IIARNi:.
will not only Improve tint n"''
of vnur hnrae. but ccinl rilaito I"
Hiifety as well. Mnny n riumwsy.1
I'll HVoIllml f t,o d IrH!MHllJ
uiHciiruiMi in time,
W. A. WILLIAI
TILLAMOOK - - OKI
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