C. e. Cromblcy, Editor Issued Civic; j lUccU CucsJay And Friday Entered se.-o:ii ein. matter Muv 17. 19U at tlie pot o lice Urvfrnn. under the net of Msrvh tt, IS?.)." sruv.-RirrioN si 50 v vi-u tN .u wen at Tillamook, Atlrtrttftlna Kales 1 rvs! .VKerti-MfawnU firt lv.Ttion, per line $ .10 Fm-h tub nt insertion, litw .05 Mo Hrtf. :d N AktO ' S.'10 Timixi. M - - - 10 00 N" tivs per law ... .i& rnU of thnk. per line .0s l.vats, -xt line, first insertion .71 ; Keh subu,uent insertion, line .05 ltosurution? of t ondolewe ami Led notice. pr line .00 RustiwM X- Professional ermls.me, 1. 00 Display Advertisement, per inch .28 ALL Disphv A.ls rnvnt he In this of fice on Monday nnd TfrurdHy Marn ng t insure nublicnthm in felkv In Tuedy ami Fridtty isiw. Reasons r imperative. Clrk Cmu.ty Corporation, FRIDAY. SEPTKMt'KR '20, H)K5 The rv-v-riic currency bill hwt ih .-"w by fi eversrhehrininsr msjcntv f 2S t S4, 2- Renblcn nd It iTTstv vctinjr with the Iemeert. the wl on h eunewv bill is another denwwtrsti of Wil son' way of citin thtnr and of th solidilv f the prnt Deiwoerstic of. jlnj.itmn.- Thre-mrh mueh car th,.uwht President Wfkw and hi vi.r r-sve brmurM forth eurrercyj Production, 1019, 20.00O. POO bill testis a erest imrv-erMwnt overt 1912. 1S.000.000; 19U. U.0OO.CC0. the presert v tem no.' we are plesd; Value, 91X 37.000,00): 1912. 55.010.- tonottt t'ere hive b-en Republi-, 000 ; 1911. jS.4Q0.C0O. can a:sJ I'rojre vo who have been A long with the increase in the pro- been compelled to purchase thi bulk of its requirement of butter "from tho mtddlevcest am east, but a few more jeiwotvs of prog ows such a ha leen made recently, .vill tako this section oat of the importing claw and nmko it ,tn exporter of dairy products. Tho mnke of butter nml vnlue for and I euch of tho lust throe yenr is ostb al-: mated : lt. : patriotic n imrh totnd with the Oem ocrat on thi tn. It h one of the poV. of the time to see men in consre plv" the we'fare of their country above rartv. We hae been enjoying very settled weather daring the jwwt three month, and everything has been (rolnK on very nicely with us. The resort have been well patronized and the business of the county has been transacted without any serious handicap. It will -odn be time for the rains, and then later on the biir florin will follow which may or may not tie up truffle to some extent. It is thoueht however, that traffic will not be tied up as it was last year by the slides on the railroad. During the pat summer the Steamer Elmore, the only boat which now enters this port, ha been well patrorised, especially by the farmers, who have made all their cheese shipments by that bout. The inerchsnts, however, have ;hippJ most of their goods by rail, and if they continue to do so the Elmore may be compelled to lay olT for the season as soon as the heavy eh'eesg shipments are oxr, for this reason our merchants ought to give this matter some con sideration. The Steamer Elmore ii at present making this place a competi tive shipping point, a id has during the past year saved the farmer; nearly 10,000 in freights on cheese and feed. For tflis reason we believe our mer chants should give the Elmore some consideration this winter and help keep her on the run. If the Elmore is otl the run this winter it may rimental to our welfare as a po.nt, for we must show the tonnage shipped if we are to receive proper consideration from the government. duction of butter i announced n liberal increase in the make of cheee. ltdth the Tillnuwob ami Coo Hay section showed rapid strides of dairy develop ment during the last few yeurs, and this hw hnd a direct etfect ii(mmi the manufacture of cheese. The output and the value follows with 1913 uU mated : Production, 1913. 9.00O.0O) lb . ; tOlX. 5,000,000: 1011. 5.000.000. Value. I91S. Jl.tlO.OW; 1012, jl.t0. 000; 1911. J75S.00O. , The prices obtained for milk and cream bv Oregon dairymen are the highest in the entire country. This season's values to date are far the high est ever known since the local industry was given a stnrt. Hotter sanitary con ditions are shown and the producer is today receiving far better results from his offerings nnd work in proportion to what the consumer pays than ever be fore. The estimated output of milk and cream in the state for this year as com pared with the previous two yours show : Milk-cream, 1913. 2G.0OO.0) gallons: 1912, 24.000.000; 1911, 17.WM,0X). Milk-cream, value, 1913, il2.0O0,O0O; 1912. 10.000.0CO ; 1911. Jfi.OOO.OOO. TILLAMOOK BOUNTY WILL 3E REPRESENTED ATSTATE FAIR, j On Thursdn morning J. !l. Dunst'tn I and wife and daughter t'rstal and Ira Smith and w ife left fur Sulem for the purpose of looking after the Tillamook kept I County state fair exhibit. The car be det-j containing all of the e-xmbit except 50 shipping! eases of Ked Clover Cherfe which was IN I III: CI WOW r COURT OF 1 1115 I'A lUOFORltOON. FOR 111': COUNI V OF lll.l...UOOK lnvetimnt Companv. i riiiiutlir, vs Srothnn i". I'holps iiimI l.uorotin J. Kil bturne, Doiemlnnl. To Srthn S. I'holiw iiih! Luoretia Kilbourne ; IN TUB N A M K OF Til B SI' A TK t K ORKOON: You are berebv nntulrwl to tipir j and anne th c uplnlnt fllwl i(cii''t i nu in thw nb)xv entttlwl e.iUiie on er from the date t the Ami publlettt' '" of this Summon. rl If vu full to o apjwar snd answer for want theitot the plaintitf rlll npply to tho court :r the relief demanded in said empl''' whUh is, that it be decreed thnt pH", tilT i entitled ti recover the sum f Hr6.?R, with interest thereon lr ;m Anril lfth. UU0, at ths ntte of i i-er ' cent m-r annum, the further sum f PiJ 'J2, with intenst thereon st th. iuiie rale from Jitue 80th, I0IS. on ucivimt of taxen KkU, the further um I of $125.00 a attorney's ftu ami th-- cost ami liburHk ments of thH ult, on acttmnt of a mite ex-et'Ulvd by dsfe ib unt Srethnn S. lhel dtel April Win. 1910. In fa or of plaintiff in the prio-i' pul uuhnint ahu n.tmed. sml that the ?ahl amounts be decreed to be n lien upon and ug4inst the followlnc de criled real pniivrtv, situate monk I ounlv. Oregon, Uv-wit hta i 3, t. 5. ami 7. of Hloek mrt Uay I'ark c.-ortling to th record ed pUt thereof on file In the ofBer of the tunt Kecnrder of TiltaHiouk County, Oregon, ami that a tour Ignite exeeuteii by defendant Srethnu S. I'helps covering said property, kivch to n-i ure the ruyment of aid note. aiMl which mortirag" is recontml at pai: 30S. Hook "" of the Record of Mortgage of riilnTinV. County. Ore gon, t (oreet'weil and Haiti property sold for the purpwe of satisfying tbo amount claimed by plaintiif, awl for uch other a -id further relief kr to the Curt may seem eipiita'ile. lhii summon is servtd by pubbes lion in the i'llUm-K.k ller.ild, a weekly newpper, by ortler of the Honorable Homer Mustm. County Judge of Tilla mook County, Oren, made Seplrin 11. 1913, directing tumtnons to Ik; m fervwl ilxn the defendants. The time prescrtbtni for publication of said order is once a week fur six aucessive week. and defendant are requiretl to appear ami answer tho eoniplamt on or liefore the expirnti m of six wr )ks from the dute of the first :ublirijn of said suinriKins. Tho llr-tt nublieiittun of I said summon m made on the 12th day ot .eptemtcr. IU13. Stapleton & Sleight, nrnl 11 T llotls, Attorneys for I'lainttlf. If Yo Can Manf actare Anythi Come to 111 To Do The Manttf acturing llowlnc de- 3 e in I i U J .vit: All of a Iteek 5. Ne 1 ivOio will briii'X rS!s lo - - anil Special WHEELER t h v !3Biai"iii Slaty ct no The oditors have made a trip over the county and they have found much good road work done and being done by the present administration of county affairs. It may be that some localities are unduly neglectt-d in regard to the matter of roads, and it may be that the court ought to make more improve ments at some points and less at others. However that may be, we believe the court ought to receive credit for the good worK it has done. In considering the needs of the whole county ami the improvement of nearly 500 miles of roads that have been laid out in this ennnte the priori ia nnira unt tn IrV al ' frill t and six VarltieS ':.:,.. , :. .,i,r. ab'uS' IJiwjAjBiiiuua wool a ijiuuicui view' sent by boat, left Tillamook on Wed nesday. The cheese exhibit which will consist of 101 cases of cheese from the co operative factories ami 60 cams from the Red Clover factors, will be kept separate from our other exhibits. Fred Christensen and S. W. Elliott who will lok after the cheese exhibit, left for Salem this morning. Mr. Schmelzer went out to look after the Ited Clover exhibit. j Tillamook County's exhibit is com- posed of many kinds of vegetables and fruits. The fishing industry is alio well represented. Salmon, crabs, clams and mussels were sent in the ordinary glass cans as well as a fine lot of honey which was , tendered by John Theiler. Mrs. p. Hillings sent nine varities of canned of canned veget- point than the individual does. There was one thing in particular which we noticed in looking ever the roads and that was the improved ap pearance' of the work that has been done this summer, which goes to prove that with time and experience om people are learning more about road Duii'ting. ana In consequence the ppople i fruit, 2 cases of canned salmon donat are getting more for their money. t-'d by Mr. fddchalgh, and some other At the present rate of road building. Pr"luct,, i I..1.1 i . ... The people have responded well and .v c.nuu.w a.,K.,la wiui uy consider nt? the faet that thorn. ' Pllfir .fii ViUf inlts tun fluiru ,t Lfi r. ... C. E. Donaldson sent a fine exhibi tion of vegetables, grasies, etc., mak ing a total weight of nearly a ton. Mr. Donaldhon is surely a booster when it comes to making a showing for Tilla mook County. Kesides the 101 cases of cheese tho car which was furnished by the rail way company curried 3-1 boxes and 12 sacks of vegetables, 9 large kale plants, .i largo boxes of glass canned In the Circuit Court of the itntc 1 Oregon, for the County of Tillamook, Mildred K. Small and F. 0. Small, I'laintufs, v. Annn flcrrs.ll. Charles Herrall ami K-bert Her rail. Defendants. Notice is hereby given thnt the un dersigned, J. C. lloiden. a referee ap pointed by rhe Court to make thr mIc, will pursuant to the order and decree of the -laid Circuit court of the Stile of Oregon, for the County of I illin .Hik, made and entered on the 2'Hn d.iy August, 1913, in the rase of Mildrl K Small. F. D. Small. pluintitr. vs. Anna Herrall. Charles Her rall and Robert Herrall. de fendants, on the 27lh day of Septem ber. 19l: at 9.00 o'clock In Ihi fnr.i noon of said day, at tho Court House ' door in Tillamook County, in nilnm-iok City, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for caih in hand, in the manner required for the sale of real property on execution, all the follow ing described real property, to-wit : Tide lota one (I), two (2). th.vc (3). four (4), five (5), six (',), nevori (7) and eight (8). in Still well's Addition! to the town of Lincoln (now Tillnmook City). Such sale shall be subject to conllr mation by the Court and the property will be sold in one parcel. J C. HOLDKN E. J. CLAIJSSKN Referee. Attorney for Plaintiffs. Nehalem Hayfeoy Co. WHeelef. Oregon Pod hnd Officri TilUmooK Olllcci 327 lading t; d Utr l: K lUii ANNOUNCEMENT line These I have just added to niv .shoe ii-paii s a fjoml of heavy shoes lor men, hoys and little men. i . .- . i i ... buues are maiitiiacuireil Dv tlie well Known ! Stilson & Kellogg Tacomn, Washington 'I hese people know how to make stand the wet weather. It is a recommend to ive satisfaction. he as low as can he sold anywhere. Come in nnd let mo show von the in a shoe that will shoe that I can prices will Tin lint in charge had only ten days in which to gather the exhibit, we must hbv that everyone taking purt have done fine. Notice Of Ouardlan'.s Real Property. Sale Of anoiuer mree years we win nave a fine winter road from the southern line of the county to the northern line. Good roads are one of the most valua ble assets a county can have and will no doubt make Tillamook County head- . . .' ; "- """! NOTICE IS HERDBY GIVEN, that around, in the very near future. It is ; the undersigned, by virtue and author i rather difficult to tell just how much , ity of an Orijer of tho County Court of wealth is brought into the county now .tnu. State of Oregon made and entered by the tourist,, hut it must be ennsid- SJA ofS erablefor there have been many of ;(,f F, K. Heals, in Tillamook City, Ore them this summer and they are as a , won, sell at private sale for one-third rulo good spenders. !cusb down and balance on deferred payments with interest at 7 per cent i per annum, any portion or all or the Within the period of three season? ! f.eul property situated in Tillamook the dairy industry of Oregon has in. 0"'Kn, described as follows, creased its production from $10,1G8,000 ; JJegi'nning at a point 1031 feet west to ?20,44u,0O0. Every year is adding to , f the southwest corner of block num the importance of dairyiii-' in tho etate. ',M!r,e'J Tillumook City, Oregon, and each season recently has shown SSS. lJ?& sS quite a material increase in tho hold- 210 feet; and thence east 103J feet to Ings of cows. Duriri',' the last season ' l" place of beginning, the increasu amounted to about M.OOOj Dated September 12th, 1913. hpH,l I 0. II. VVurd. Guardian of For years thu Pacific oorUiwest bus Haiti, Minors ADMINISTRATOR'S NOfICH TO CRI-DI I'tJRS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by an order duly made and entered by the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Tillamook County, the under signed, A. N. Marolf, has been duly ' appointed administrator of the estate fit John Claud Marolf, deceased, and all persons having claims against, the said estate are hereby notified and required to present tlie same, with vouchers, duly verified to the uniior-L signed, or to his attorney, S. S. John-' '"'"nook County Hank son, al rniarnook, Oregon, within six months from this date. A. N. Marolf, Administrator aforesaid. Dated Aug. 25, 1913. WESTERN SHOE COMPANY P. A. FINNE, "The Shoe Man" IN Till; CIRCUIT COURT OF HO ST ATTi OF ORIKION FOR TILLAMOOK COUNTY Notice of Assessment. Miami Lumber Company, n corpora- won, iiuviiik im oiiicc and corporation, IMaintilf, vs Kilo Patterson and Fred Wheeler. Defendants SUMMONS To Fnil Wheeler, one of tlis above named defendants In the name of the Statu of Oregon You arc hereby reuulred answer the complaint filed niiitiHt you ilrMirtillll I I 4i SI... ill...!... II I I . i nlace of iiuHinn. . Njf. uVo l!.... !. ' . ' i i eiiiineii i-ouriand cause of East i on or before the exnlrntl Mil lit Ml V lio.i.L . Los An- from tho date of the first publication NOTICF IS IIFRK Vv rtvrK! u . mmoii, auu u you fail so to lh il.V,lv.,,y v'y'VN. that I appear and nnswer for w.mi n,...,.r Directors the plalntlir will auiilv to the fiiii.l r..M i il... ... .1 . . ." . rust Street, in the City geies, ,-jiate ualllomla at a ineotintf of the Hoard f oi sam .Miami Lumber sessment of Jl.W) per share was Jvieil is that It S d r r . .1 I '., ,U'U c'""l'l''l''t sell to the upon .he issued capital 1T,, right ullo'or I Z ifr .'LT ' . !"l and n judgment iigaimil the defendant I nlternnn for the amuiint of the said note, together with Interest nnd nl torneys fees. I his auimiinni Is fitihliidicd and serv. ed mion ymi by puhllcatl..., in the lilli.mook Herald by an nnler of the llonoralil,; ,,mer Mimou. County Judge of lilliiimiok County, Oregon, dsted August 2Ut. mis, requiring ymi to ,,p. pear am answer the couijilalnt on or I'efore the expiration of six weia from th,, ,)lte f the frr.t puhlleatlon of this summons, and tho first publlca. I on of this Huminons Is mado on tlu 22nd day of Aiigusl, HUH. II. T. llotls. Attonioy for m Hiilnliir. Notice 01 Stile ol JThiu L(IIUA. imlnl'0 iHlhuu!y Klven that thu .State ; id Boar, of thu Statu of Oregon will forlY'ratioii, pnyablo Immediately to IL W. Jshain. secretary of said cor poration, at No. 830 East First Street. In the City Los Angeles, State of Call fornia. Any stock upon which Uib assess meni shall remain unpaid on thu 30th day of September, 1913, will bo delinquent and advertised for sale st public auc lion, and unless payment Ih mado bo fore, will ho sold on tho 18th day of ., , ciocK u. rn. on : III MHHOSS . .. - ...... .ui.li (iiiveniD Ing and expenses of sale. H. W. Isham, .Sfft-i t wit Locution of oinr-o,' 830 East Street, Los Anglos, California. ""I nnu i iiiiuieni in or in two ror- i "L,, "'r ,,w.isj eacii executed j nun i nnersoii in t;. n, Jtoyno i m. uiti'llr.i.l Iti. ........ ' HE1 of SWi. ii and SWi of SWJ If .. W IA . ... k- ... ... i.i, , wintn mortgage was recorded at naio UVA nt u. .u ... highest 1 1 Id d ur nl ( ,m ... ! "Pllol llulldlmr at H,.., . A... 17",V' Iftj. mt lOMi'ciSSl rson to C. E. Joy m J " V. H tho State's int. mortgage coverii.g t ,0 hor naft. r . ' I. "!"' 'Tt,l,w ''""I nl SJ of SEj Sec. 23, to t 'i,,Pd "illUl1 Kvll howovnr WJ Sou. 21, in wp. S ,ahi t 7! B Lr""1" "f. '"7 '" L. which rnortgiigo was uv Sill f.. ."'' '. "'J iWo and said date, to pay ihu del nimeTt , I hT" r. ",.(:,'l''!lX meilt. tOlot her ultl, ..,.. '..r ... i ...... i . .-"" " nil" w recorueu ih pago t or iii.ok "U" nt ,,, . , '. i,r"'ern ncu r ght to No O'lRrt.'! r, n'mn 1 SrmrtKi'r ot Tll,'";; s M." S l'Ww ?? "NZiu , rXi I county, Oregon, which notes nni surh Jr ir L ,! ? ''"'''V'1;. J'rovl,ll VV llsniotto Merhlliin, lii mortgage were thereafter assigned y ,, , , roW.l 'V ?,,'K0?,, ,f,,'l,l 1 of " Sii t.i wiko' Fi said 0. E. Reynolds to you and by you 11 m t,! U"'1 tUii will not 'Hon r if U ostiilillsli 10W. of W. M..a' (he hiKti !" mi the right Imnk uf the lim ""1 Klvor ; Ihence i N. .W IV "7li. I feel iW Water line . . H. 43 oT W. t'.0.0fet 10 I1 Ii.... S. W lU'K. 273.1 fc -lslonsj N. -I3' f.7 E. 7I (I fed to beelnnliiir. eontatiiliig VJi J tldo lamriielug tide Isnd In lj tract owned by ('has Hy In "J1" I il III r LI II in II' nll. H. iiiiii o, i. ii n. ii, in " "'. ii ill Aiinlleiitliiiis and liliU shoUl'l cl ilrimsed to 0. fi. Brown, W f I nml ll.i.ir.l Cl,.l,,, QraWl miirkud Application nnd W w ciiiisu tldo Hinds. m ih ii ....a fll.irlf Slide I.IIIW Dated July 'it, UUII. NOIICIJ FOR FFMI.ICATIOI fl'iililiHlier.) Dcnnrtmciit of Hie t'Wi U. S. LAND OFPK'B t j9 Oregon, Hupleinlwr J. 'Jj Notlcn s hereliy given "'l, . ivnniui, III llllfiveii ..n--' . r July SSI, 11M2, mado MomtoJ ').l T .1,1., 'i l"ii, ItmiilD IV In. r.ir..liip l.ii.-i.il .....l f. l. . ..w ,.,.u,v. ....ivu nun iiirucio ieu I right, title, inturostor estuto in s t-oiiniy uanTt. i cent.,,1 ,.r . . . ' murmur nc-.li iiiso, and that vm 1 1 1 m r. i .. .... .7.. . . lr were. 1 he Id astato In rn- 'i ",. 's,,"l IiiikIh urn s luato In n w liinilij 2L Townshlii ,'l .South, H"W 1 irov i in I wiiu i.. . ' i . i h,n tiled : . i i. iiiwiuun-ii muii'iimi rrt.imfli iiiiii K"m in in iv on uouvii iiascrinou, iu""v Y'iiisB mi, County Clerk of Til )l-.l..M ..I 'I'lllmnnnk (I t. QMM First tho sa d mortgaged property, nml tor t'rllie , l iii ,nty ami ,)es. imcl, other unJ further relief h to thu ! I 1 ! Vrt' l,",w 1 :. " court may suiJin equiiii i o, ne udlng u 21. 17- V, V" . "M9.f fuut N. forecdoauro of tho 'aforesaid . UtJl7 5 41 Oruioii. at till. "la. i 21st day of Ootohor, if . ru yiiuinunt luiiiui us win'"--- -) m Ollliert, William N. Hnvfc, bniigh, John Hulin all of 'j Kun. il. K jg5Si