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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 3,
FIGHT ON
GAMBLING.
Postal Frauds Report.
Salem Visited by Anti-Saloon
W ashington . N ov . 20,—At last the
league Representative
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S airu , N ov . 29.—The city of Salem is sistant Postmaster-General, J. L. Bris­
about to caperieiuv the sensation of an tow. is given to the public. It is not to
anti-saloon CHMade conducted by men be wondered at that politicians through­
who make a business of that kind of out the country began to squirm and
work. The anB-saloon movement has wriggle when President Koo sei el t an
no particular M^onn ret ion with the citv nounced that he had selected Mr. Bris-
election, but aince the two campaigns­ tow to make a full and fearless investi­
will be waged nimultaneouslv it is pro­ gation of the frands which have existed
bable that ths aaloon and gambling ques­ in the postoffice at Washington, D. C.,
tion will enter more or less into the mu­ since 1893, Neither is it to be wondered
at that these same politicians hurried to
nicipal contest.
Tbe anti-aaloon movement was inaug­ Washington post haste and begged and
urated here a few davs ago when Cap­ supplicated the President in an.effort to
tain L. D. Mahone, a representative of have him call off this human sleuth*
the AntLSaloon League, appeared in tne hound.
Mr. Bristow has certainly ploughed
city and proceeded without any formali­
ties to inform himself upon the condi­ deep, and he has unearthed a most as­
tions which eiist in saloon and gambling tounding state of affairs, and his report
circles. He declared in addresses made “boiled down,” as ordered by the Presi­
today that Salem is a “ wide open,” dent, exposes to the light of day a series
town and promised to do something be­ of gigantic frauds, collusion and high­
fore he leaves to remedy the undesirable handed robbery such as never liefore
conditions. He did not announce the existed in any branch of the United
course he proposes to follow, but gave States Government. Stripped, as the re­
his hearers to understand that he knows port is, of anv attempt to gloss over
any af the gigantic frauds and steals.
what to do, and is not afraid to do it.
Mayor Bishop was a member of the Mr. Bristow has added zeal to it by
audience that heard Captain Mahone at timely interjections of slang and pithy
the First Presbyterian Church this comment.
President Roosevelt has stood firmly
morning. The Mayor occupied a seat
well up front, and in a part of the room behind Mr. Bristow, and in closing bis
toward which the speaker had occasion long report Mr. Bristow, takes occasion
to shake his finger pretty oft^n, though, to thank the Nation’s Chief Executive
perhaps, without knowing that the for his assistance. All attempts of poli-
city’s executive sat directly in line with ticians to get under cover have failed.
Beavers and Machen have been handled
his gesture.
•• Salem is a wide-open town," he de­ without gloves. Of Beavers’ conduct of
clared ; “ as wide open as a town gets to the division of salaries and allowance
be. The saloons are run wide open all he characterizes it as ‘‘reckless and with­
day Sunday and gambling is going on in out rule or regularity,” and regarding a
n early all of them every day in the week. long series of questionable transactions
There are gambling rooms in connection concerning the purchase of certain auto,
with nearly all your cigar stores. Liquor matic cashiers he say :
“Eliminating from consideration all in­
is being sold to minors—to boys from 12
to 16 years of age, and minors are per­ dications of fraud, and passing upon the
mitted to frequent these places. I know case wholly as a question of administra­
what I am talking about, for I have tive judgment, it appears to me that this
been in all these places and have seen the transaction would have justified the
way they are run. I did not go alone, summary removal from office of First
but had two witnesses with me, and I Assistant Postmaster-General Heath and
nm prepared to prove in the courts the George W. Beavers.”
truth of my assertions. I do not make
statements that I am not prepared to
Caught in Typhoon.
prove.*’
V ictoria , B.C., Nov. 29.—Advices
Vaptain Mahone outlined the policy
and work of the Anti Saloon League, were received from South China by the
told of the success of its efforts thus far, Athenian of the loss of thousands of
and of the work it exjiects to accomplish lives as a result of the destruction of
in the future.
seems to be not several hundred fishing junks in a
so much to
le saloon-keepers typhoon off Swatow. The havoc? was
and gamb
to go after the muni- awful when the gale swept down on the
pal authorities and compel them to en­ Chinese vessels. Masts were broken,
force the laws as they have sworn to do rudders carried away, sails ripped and
general destruction rife.
in taking their oaths of office.
For da.'s numbers of disabled junks
“ A mnn has no right to take an office
unless he is willing to perform the duties drifted helplessly about, their occupants
required of him,” declared Captain Ma­ suffering greatly from extreme thirst and
hone. “ After accepting an office he hunger. The Hong Kong Government
should either do Lis duty or resign and tender, Stanley, rescued a number,
let some one else occupy the position. A picked up eight junks and taking 122
public office is a public trust, and an men off vessels that were abandoned.
officer who betrays his trjst by per­ The Stanley then turned to the rescue,
mitting violation of law is twice guilty for the saved fishermen reported that
of crime and should be locked behind there were 4-00 junks fishing off Swatow
when the typhoon catne on November
prison bars.*'
These excerpts indicate the general 8. From the Stanley 57 disabled junks
tone of Captain Mahone's remarks. He were seen showing distress signals.
talked straight from the shoulder, Several junks were towed to Hong Kong
minced no words and gave the audience and then a third relief cruise made.
Meanwhile three torpedo boat destroy­
to understand that he means business,
it was a religious gathering so there ers, the naval water boat Cherub and a
was no applause, but an approving smile Chinese cruiser were sent out and rescued
passed over the audience occasionally, many. Several hundred men were taken
and the pastor emphasized the strong from wrecked craft suffering greatly,
some being without food or water from
points with a fervent “ Amen.”
two to five days.
Of the 4-00 fishing junks at least 300
recovered her boy
Happy Ending to a Sad Experience are disabled or sunk, and thousands of
lives were lost.
of a Too Trustful Girl.
SEATTLE, Nov. 28—Seven years ago
Mrs. Effie Davis, then a young girl fresh
from her Iowa home, met and loved
Charles Bum a ugh at Glenwood Springs.
Col. He promised to marrv her ; she
believed him, and for some time they
lived together as man and wife, Then a
little boy was born and the mother
pleaded with the man to make her an
honest woman. He refused. Three
years ago, while the woman was awav
from home Burnaugh kidnapped the boy
and brought him to the home of his par­
ents, aft 2201 North Fortv-fifth street.
The mother was broken
•nd helpless, lor she had no
to follow the man who had
I her.
Last Septemlier she
John B. Davis, a railroad man
I Denver, but before the ceremony
rtned the woman told him that
had been stolen and he
to help her find him. She heard
I Burnaugh's brother the first of
•th that the boy WM in Seattle,
Rome after him. The first inti-
PurnaHgh had that the woman
the city was when he was served
writ of habeas corpus and had to
If the boy in court. He thought
bng the case, but after taking a
found the court-house decided he
let the mother have the bov. she
frn promising not to prosecute
r kidnapping.
ire of Ointments for Ca­
that Contains Mercury.
►ary will *ure1y 4e«troy the sense of
led romple ely d»rauge the whole ays-
kn entering it thmurh the mu co us aur-
Mch article« «liould never « e used ex-
^reacripctonft from reputable phy-iciaa«.
mage they will do is ten fold to the
•an posaibly derive from them Ha I «
«re, ■tanef«cture*l by F J. < hewer A
be O contains so mevenry and ts
tternally. acting direct!▼ upon the hl«*id
r«»us «urfaces of the sj< em In buy g
F afarrk cure v «err > w get the gr-
¡ne
Bae«» internally and made in Toledo.
V A <*•. Testimonials free
J. H. Burk, whose right name is J. E.
Hamlin, pleaded guilty in the Circuit
Court to having forged the name of
Walter Renards. a Forest Grove farmer,
to a note for $3(K) and Lt tempting to
cash it nt the Haines’ Bank. The inci­
dent occurred last Summer and Burk was
captured by Cashier Kane and E W.
Haines and turned over to the sheriff.
Some time in September Burke made his
escape from the county jail and Inter was
caught by Sher ff Biesacker, of Vancou­
ver. who put a shot in Burke s groine
before he submitted to capture Sentence
will be pronounced some time this week.
NEW MILLINERY
PARLORS
Ladies are Cordially Invited to in­
spect our Stock of fashionable mil­
linery.
Parlors in Peterson & Svenson's Store
©
OUR 50
© PER CENT
DISCOUNT
SALE !
:
© ON REMNANTS
B DRESS GOODS
AND
Q
Has been a great attraction to the ladies. It will
continue only a few days longer.
©
Remnants in Outing Flannels, Calicoes and mis­
cellaneous Dry Goods at Bargain Prices.
This has been a banner year for us on the sale of
Gum Boots. Our sales were larger than ever
before, forcing us to buy another large stock
so early in the season, they arrived ex steamer
Elmore. We have now all sizes again.
We have reduced our prices on heavy Eider Down
to 35c. the yard. All shades.
A large invoice of High Top Shoes just received.
From now until further notice we will make
special reductions on Clothing. Call and in­
spect our stock if you want a good suit cheap.
O
COHN & CO
K NEW FALL FABRICS.
« For Gentlemen’s Garments to Order.
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Temptingly Attractive
In Weaves, Colorings and Prices
Can now be seen at—
SARCHE t , the Tailor, Tillamook
Come early and secure first choice.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty.
A Frightened Horse,
Running like mad down the «treet
dumping the occupants or a hundred
other accidents, are every dav occur-
rences. It behooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve handy and there*« none
as good as Boehlen’« Arnica Salve.
Burns, Cuts. Sores. Eczema and Piles,
disappear quickly under its soothing
effect. 25c., at Cha«. Clough, Drug
Store.
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SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $1.80 per load;
DRY WOOD, |2 30.
DELIVERED.
Order« for Lnmlier promptly attended to.
TILLAMOOK' LUMBER. COCDPÆNY.
J. s
LAMAR.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
this Citv.
1903
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon I Tin»* L aho A ct . J i - nb j, igr».-N otici H ob
tor Tillamook County.
PUBLICATION.
Department No. 1.
United States Land Office.
State of Oregon.
)
Oregou City, Ore..
l‘laintiff,
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. .
November 2Ud loot.
vs.
Notice m hereby given that in compliance
Frank Severance, administrator >
with
the
provisions
of
the
act of Congress of
of the Estate
of Herman ,
June 3 1878. entitled "An act for the »ale
Brown, deceased,
of timber lands in the States of California,
Defendant.
This cause corning on to lx heard upon the Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, as
to all the Public Land States by act of
application of J. N Hart. District Attorney extended
August 4, isya,
tor an order requiring all persons interested
iw-rrii
. MICHAEL LANGE,
In the estate mentioned in the information or Tillamook,
county of TUIamook, State of
herein, to appear and show cause, if any
they have, within a time to be fixed by the Oregon, has this day filed iu thia office his
l
ta
.
l
ew
i
nl No
the purchase
Court, why the title to the land described in
Sw
section 2X and S 4
the information should not vest in the State °# if e,"
,
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section
Sy,
in
township
No.
of Oregon, and it appearing to the Court - south. Range No. 8 West. and will offer
that upon the filing of the information here­
to show that the land sought is
in, a summons was duly issuer! to Frank proof
more valuable for its timber orstoue than for
Severance Administrator of the estate of agricultural
purposes.and to establish his claim
Herman Brown, deceased, the defendant
said land before the County Clerk of Tilla­
above named, and the person in possession, to
mook
County,
at Tillamook City, Oregou, ou
requiring him to apiiear and answer the in­
the 30th day of January, I904. He
formation herein within the time allowed Saturday,
names as witnesses :
by law in civil actions ; that the said sum­
W alter (' Hailey, John Weiss, Vincent Jacob.
mons has been duly served upon said de­ Benjamin
Jacob, of Tillamook. Oregon.
fendant in person within Tillamook County,
Any
and all persons claiming adversely the
Oregon more than ten days prior hereto ; above descrilied
lamia are requested to tile their
and it further appearing to the Court that
in this office ou or before said UKh day of
this action was prosecuted bv J. N. Hart claims
January, 1904.
District Attorney of the Third Judicial Dis­
A lgernon 8. D rksskr . Register.
trict of the State ot Oregon, bv the leave and
under the direction of the Governor of said T imbkm I. and A ct , J vn « S. ISTB.-N oticn fob
State ; that B. L, Bddy has been employed
P ublication .
by said Governor as additional counsel in
United State» Laud
this cause ; that on or about the 12th dav of
Oregon City, Oregon,
September 1899. one Herman Brown died
M a ,,..
,
October 7th, 19O3.
intestate in Tillamook County, Oregon, and
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
the said decedant was, at the time of his | with
provisions oi the act of Congress of
death, an inhabitant of said county, and the June the
1M7H. entitle.! Au act for the sale ot
I owner of the following described real pro­ , timber 3, lauds
in the States of California. Oregon
perty situated therein, to wit :
Nevada ami Washington Territory," as ex
The North Half (ta) of the South Half | ■ tended
all the Public Land States by act of
of Section Two (2), in Township 1 August to
4H1, 18-Ja,
One (I) South of Range Keren (7) West
JOHN BORBA,
of the Willamette Meridian ; that the
Beaver, county . f Tillamook, Slate of Oregon,
said Herman Brown was the person last I Of
has
this
day
tiled
this office his swot 11
seized of said real property, and he died statement No 63oM, in
the purchase of the
without heirs, leaving said real property Nw U of Nw »4. Ne for
‘4 of Nw \ and S % of
escheated and vested in the State of Oregon, Nw
of see. No. 28. in Township No 2 South,
subject only to the lawful claims of credi­ rattge No, 8 west, ami will offer proof to show
tors ; that Frank Severance, the above that the land sought is more valuable for its
named defendant, is the duly appointed, I timlrer
stone than for agricultural purposes,
qualified and acting administrator of thr j and to or
establish his claim to said laud liefore
estate of said Herman Brown, deceased, ami I tire County
Clerk ofTillamook Countv, Oregon,
as such administrator, said Severance is ini | at Tillamook
City. Oregon, on Munday, the
possession of said describe«! real property 28th day of December,
I903. He names as wit­
claiming such possession for the purpose of I nesses
:
subjecting the same to the payment of cer­
Walter C Bailey, John M. Weiss. Benjamin 0.
tain claims of creditors against the estate of Snuffer,
Harris G. Cox, of Tillamook, Oregon
said Herman Brown, deceased.
•
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
It is therefore
described lands aie ret|uesle<l to tile their
O rdered : That all persons interested in c above
in this office on or befoie said 28th da)
the said estate of Herman Brown, deceased. . I of aims
December, IW03.
be, and they are hereby, required to appear
A i . gkknon S. D rkkber . Register.
. before this Court, and show cause, if any
| they have, within sixty days from the date 1
hereof, why the title to the real property T imber L and A ct , J unk 8, 1878.—N oticr F or
P ublication ,
described in the information herein, atnl !
United States Land Office,
I being the estate of Herman Brown, deceased , I
Oregou City, Oregon,
I late of Tillamook County. Oregon should j
October 19th, ino3.
not vest in the State of Oregon ; that this '
I order be published for at least six successive | Notice is hereby giv*n that in compliance
weeks from the date hereof in the Tillamook with the provisions of the act «»I Congress of
Headlight, a newspa|>cr published in Tilia I June M. 1878. entitled "An act lor the sale
ol tinker lands in the States of California,
niobk County, Oregon,
Dune in open Court, this 9th dav of Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory." as
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
November, A.I).. 1903.
August 4, 1892,
GKO. II. BURNETT, Judge.
ALBERT MASON. I
Of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State of
STATE OF OREGON./
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
Countv ofTillamook. I ”
I. HOMER MASON, Cfunty Clerk and Mtatement No 63I4, for the purchase of
L, of »ection No. 32,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of the \V ’a of the
Tillamook and State of Oregon, do hereby in Ip. No. 2 South, Range No. 10 West, ami
certify that the foregoing copy of order has will offer proof to show that rhe land sought is
been by tne compared with the original, and more valuable for its timber or stone than
that it is a correct transcript therefrom, and | for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
the whole of such original order at. the
i* »aille claim to said land before the County Clerk
appears of record at my office and in ni y of Tillamook County, Oregon at Tillamook
City, Ore., on Saturday, the 2nd day ol Januar y,
custody.
1904 He names as witnesses :
In Testimony Whereof,
James M Morgan, James Morgan, of Netarts?
I have hereunto set by hand and affixed
the seal of said Court this 13tli day of Edna M. Mason, Grant Bailey, of Tillamook,
Oregon.
November. 1903.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
HOMER MAHON, Clerk.
above-described lands are requested Io file their
claims in this office on or before said 2nd day
of January, 1904.
A lgkrnon 8. D rksskr , Register.
N otice is
H kkkiiy G iven .—That the
undersigned, executrix of the last will and
testament of JAMES TONE deceased, has T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1M78.—N otick F or
P ublication
filed in the County Court, of the State of
United 8tat«-s Lund Office,
Oregon, for Tillamook County her final
Oregon < it > , Oi egon.
account as such executrix, and that Tuesday,
N«»vHiiibvr 24th, iuoj .
the Nth day of December, A.I). 1903, at the
Notice ia hereby given that in compliHiicr
hour of ten o'clock a.in. has been fixed by
said Court as the time for the hearing
*
'
of with the provisions of the act of Congreaa of
objections to said account, and the settle- June 3, 1K7H. entiled " An act for the sale of lim­
ber lands in the States of < 'alifortifa, Oregon,
meat thereof.
Nevada, and Washington Territory,’’ mm ex
ANN TONE,
Executrix of the last will and
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testa- tended to all the Public I.and States by act of
Augusl 4. Ity2,
ment of James Tone, deceased.
ANNETTA B MASON,
Citv. County of Tillamook. State
T imber L and . A ct J unk 3. rH78.- N otice F or OfTlllamcark
«»f Oregon, Iras tills day filed in thia office her
P ublication .
aworii stHfenit-nl No 6275. for the parchaHe ol
United States Land Office,
the E '6 of Nw
Sw ‘4 of Nw % and Nw \
Oregon City, Oregon,
of Kw % <’f Section No. 35, in Township
November 7th, i « xm
N<»
2
North,
Range
10 West and «ill
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of offer proof to show that th<* land sought is
June 3, I878. entitled "All act for the sale of more valtinble for Its timber <rr stone than for
agricultmal purposes, and to
h hli»»h her
timber lands in the Ststes of California Ore­ claim
to sal«f land before the County Clerk
gon, Nevada mid Washlnglon Territory,” as
Tillamook Courity, Oregon, at Tillarn<»<»k
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
City, Oregon, on Saturday, the l MI i day vf
of At gust 4, 1892,
February. 1904. She names as witnesses
ROSIE JACOB.
Lewis L
Smith, Harry T. Crane, Frank
of Spruce, Comity of lillamook, State ol
Crane,
Frank Long, of llobMrnville, Oregon.
Oregon, has this day tiled in this ofllee her
Anyunrl all persons claiming adversely the
sworn statement No. 6329. for the purchase of above
lands are re<jutNtc<l to file their
theSw yK of section No 34. I" tp. 2 South, Range claims described
in this4<>ffice on or before said I3H1 day
No H West, ami will offer proof to show
that the latnl sought I m more valuable lor of February, A i 1904.
.<« eknon S. D rebkeh , Register.
its timber 01 stone than for agricultural pnr
poses, and to establish her rlsim to sard land
before the County Clerk of Tillamook < ounty,
Oregon, at Tillamook C ty, Oregon, 011 Mon
da>. the ?«,th day of January, I904. She names
as witnesses
Walter C. Ballcv lohn Weiss. Vincrnx Jacob,
Michard Lange, of Tillamook, Oregon.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely tkr
above deftcrilN*d <ands are request«*! to file their
«■laittts in this office on or before said *J.»tlr day
of January, i'.k»4
A m . krnon 8 liaEMSEM, Register.
nrnl-cl«HH Nobby FOOT WEAK
Red Front Shoe Store
Has just received from
Chicago.
4*
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Don't drink cheap doctored stuff when you
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
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Consisting of Gentle-
nien's and Ladies’, Misses
and Children's Shoes, Boy’s
and Misses School Shoes
made out of the best mater­
ial for winter wear.
It will pay you to ex­
amine my goods before pur­
chasing elsewhere.
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1i mm »-a L and A ct . J unk 3, 1878.— N oticr F or
r I’Ri.lcATroM
United States Land offira,
Oregon City, Oregon.
OrtolM-r 19th l<y<
Notice is hereby given that in conrplta
wittrtlic provisi«ns of th* act of Congre«» -I
lune 3. 1M78, » utitloi
An act for the »ale of
timber lands in th«- stat»» of California Oregon
N«-va«ia arid Washtnrfoii Territory." a» ex
tended to all the Public Land btates I» j a< t ol
August 4.
I.DNA M MAimt.
Of Tillam'xjk, < «unity of rillamook state of
Oregon. has thia «lay file«1 in this office bar
»worn statement No 6JI3 for the
ol
Ihr pur<
pur« base
hi
the W
of Ne ‘4 hih I W 'y
of >w
Me
of
-»«« tioii
'» •/
•>< »
No 1- in town-bip i Month. Kanga 1« W • »!
and will offer proof to »«how that the land
M»ught fa n ore valuable for its timfe*r or stone
than for agricultural puije>M-», »nd to rala'di»li
her claim to said land h«*tdre the • <*unty Clerk
of Tillamook Count) Ore at Tillamook < ity.
Ore ou Saturday the 2nd day of January, 1904
She names a» witnesses
James M Mo«gao. James M«»rga»<, of Netarts.
Ore Alf»srt M.ison, «»rant Bailey, of filia
dull persona claiming adversely the
scribed lands art »eqncstedt. file tlieii
it this "ffi< un or before aani «ud day
<y. I'/ 4
A a a MOM g. IM ims M, Register
N»H|i F. FO-i
P*»Mr1
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M1IIBI.E A VINT. Prop«
PURI. CATION
Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal
Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal
4» .-•
of the Best Qualily and
I.Hlent Styles :
T imheh L and , A ct junk 3. 1878.—N otice for
PtHI.ICATION.
United Statue l.aml Office,
o egon City, Oregon,
Novcinla*r 7th, i < m »3.
Noticr is hereby given that hi compliance
with the provisions of the act of < oiigirss of
June 3, 1M78, entitled "An act for the M»lr of
timber land in the Stairs of Calif«,rn ia Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Trrritor y."ascxtr;idc«l
to all tire Public laind Mlatrs by act of August 4.
1892,
BKNIIARIi JA( <>li.
<)f Spruce, Comity of Tillamook, Stair of
Oregon ha* till* «lay filed in this offi« r his
»worn stAtemenf N«».
m for the pnrclrsae of
thr N ‘/i ol Ne % ami sc
ol Nr '.4 of ••<■ 32
and Nw '4 of Nw % ol ace No 33 in ip No 2 m ,
range N/« s W, ami will offer proof to str ,w
hat th« land sought la more valuabtufor Ha
timber or etone tlian for ag icultural ptirpoaoM,
ami to «-»tahliah his «iaim to arm I land lado-H tire
County Clrtk of Tillamook Count), at Tilla
rnook City, Oregon, on Monday, th«- añtli day uf
January, 19(14
He natm«» a* wi m-,w -
Walter’ Hailey, lolm Wcias, Vfnc-ns Jai’ob,
Michael Lange of Tillamook Otrgon
Any and all i»rraona rlalrniiig advarecly thr
ata»» ■ dcacr ibed lands are rw|a«s>tr<| to filetheir
ciairns n thia office on or tx-fore said 25th <1 m >
ol January, l<e»4-
A lgkrnom s hai-Hsr.ft Mi-girt-»
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