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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, AUGUST 25, 1904. NO TRAFFIC CONNECTIONS. District, Number 21. — Frankie Drew, Loss Is Millions. I Teacher. Ethel Hoyt, Minnie Hoyt, Railroads Will Not Make Conces | Meile Webb, Hazel Webb, Willie Webb S t . P aul , Aug. 21.—Twelve persons sions to Tillamook Line. were killed, a number are reported | Pearl Dimond. The following letter appeared in the District, Number22.~W. H. Martin, missing and 50 to 100 were injured, Oregonian : Teacher. Hugh Arstill, Max Mattoon, some fatally ; business property and Mv attention is called to a statement Alvin Martin, Nesbit Martin,Josephine residences were damaged to the extent of perhaps $1.000.000; the massive in The Oregonian saying that a hunter Ollas, Elsie Wilson. or other person had at last discovered District, Number 24.—Bertha Rowe. steel bridges across the Mississippi were a practicable route to Tillamook from Teacher. Esther Bales, Etna Daniel, wrecked and strained ; shade trees were North Yamhill, and wanted a bonus for Elmer Easom, Charlie Easorn, Ivy levelled and much other damage was showing that route, which requires a Easom, Edith Knight, Franklin Knight done in St. Paul and Minneapolis by a one-mile tunnel. Louie Neilson, Victor Neilson, Johnie tornado which broke over the two cities shortly after 9 o'clock last night. Pardcn me saying, it is many years ago Neilson. Apparently the storm was of a local when 1 was president of the Astoria & District, Number 37. —Lydia A. Seaside Railway, and was building it : Campbell, Teacher. Clara Miller, Nona character, for as far as can be learned no that the latter company’s surveyors dis I Miller Athos Miller, Russell Kellow, damage was done in the neighboring towns. The storm was particularly covered and surveyed three practicable Jessie Kellow, Georgia Miller. routes, one from Astoria, and two from I District, Number 40.—Hva I. Endi- severe in the business districts of the two cities. Windows were blown in and Paint, Varnish, Doors, Portland to Tillamook. There can be cott, Teacher. Howard Mahler, roofs torn from immense wholesale ware obtained a 1 per cent grade all the way ton Endicott Frances Mahler. Sashes, from the Southern “Pacific at Hillsboro District, Number 46. —May Dean, houses and the flood of rain which ac to Tillamook, with a tunnel under one Teacher. Roy Smith, Albert Smith. companied the storm did immeasurable damage to stocks of goods, Dwelling- mile in length near the summit. There is Wayne W. Wiley, houses, churches and schools also suf- al u> a 2 per ceut line for ten miles with County School Superintendent. fered greatly. out a tunnel, which could make the con. Railroad traffic between St. Paul and iiection at Newton, 19 miles from Port- NOVIK A WRECK. Minneapolis was completely cut oft’. The land, while North Yamhill is 39 miles from the city, and a much longer rail Vanquished bv Swift Japanese street-railway systems of both cities Western were prostrated. For hours after the routh from here,to Tillamook. Cruisers. storm had spent its fury it was impos Both the Southern and Northern Pa T okio , Aug. 21,5 p.m —After a severe cific have reports on our surveys of this engagement with the protected cruisers sible to get into communication with Minneapolis, the telephone wires being one per cent tunnel route. Chitose and Tsushima, the greyhounds Most Merchants in County. The money can be obtained on bonds of the Japanese navy, the fleet Russian demoralized. Rumors of great loss of to build that line at any time on 60 days cruiser Novik has been vanquished. The life were rife, but on being tracked to their sources were found to be incorrect. notice, and there are no engineering fight occurred today. After it. the difficulties in the way, yet traffic con Novik. in a sinking condition, was run It is fumored that the assassin of M. nection will 4not be given. Indeed, I am ashore in Korsakovsk Harbor, on the von Plehve, Minister of the Interior, T imber L and A ct , J une 3. 1878.—N otice for T imber L and , A ct , J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or T imber L and A ct , J unk 3, 1878.—N otice F ox assured from a reliable source, having Island of Sakhalin. died a few days ago. P ublication . P ublication P ublication . United States Land Office, United States Land Office, * * * United States Land Office, received a letter from New York yester The details of the sea fight are not Oregon City, Ore.. Oregon City, Ore., Oregon t'itv, Oregon, S. W. Greasley, the third man to enter June 20th, tool. day, that until the division of interests known here, but it is evident that the July 2nd, I904. August 6th, iq 04. Notice is hereby given that in compliance Notice is hereby given that in com - liance Notice is hereby give 1 that in compliance the water in the attempt to swim the in the Hill-Harriman merger suit is ad Chitose and Tsushima caught up with with the provisions of tne act of Congress of with the provisions of the act of congress of with the provisions of the net of Congress of 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of June 3, 1878, entitled "Au art for the sale justed there is no prospect of the Port the Novik yesterday and that a run. Straits of Dover this year, and who I June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of June timber lauds in the Stat**« of California. Oregon timber lands in the states of California, Oregon. of timber lands in the States of California, land, Nehalem & Tillamook Railway ning fight ensued. The contest was re started Sunday morning, gave up the Nevada and Washington Territory,’’ a* ex Nevada and Washington Territory”as extended Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” a to all the Public Land States by act of to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, extended to all the Public Land States by act of receiving traffic connections, unless, of sumed and terminated early this morn trial after an hour and a half, owing to tended August 4, 1892, 1892, August 4th, I8J2, BJORN PAULSEN, the extreme low temperature ot the FRANK R BROMLEY, EDWIN G. STEARNS, course, the latter company builds the ing. Of Napa City, county of Napa, State of Califor Of Tillamook, county of T'llamook, State of Of Bellingham, county of Whatcom, State of water. Oregon, has this day filed in this office his nia, has this day tiled in this office his line direct into Portland. w asliiiigtoii.has this day filed in this office his Captain Sukeichiro Takahashi, who is * * * sworr. statement No. 6472, for the purchase of the sworn statement No. 6249, for the purchase sworn statement No. 6448, for the purchase W illiam R eid . the N Ji of Nw of section 28 and N in command of the Chitose, reports the The mystery surrounding the dis- Sw l4 of sec. No. 28. in Township No 5 South, of the S Ji of Nw and N % of Sw '4 of section of of section 29, in township _______ «_ 1 South, range No. to west, and will offer proof to show No. 34, in Township No. 2 S, Range No. 10 Ne West, and ' ~ will ‘ offer engagement in a brief telegram, which appearance of William McKenzie, who that the land sought is more valuable for its West, and will offer proof to show that the Range No. 10 West. , proof ................ to show that tlie the land sought is Mr. Eddy’s Work Appreciated. lan<! sought is more valuable for its timber timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, reached the Navy Department here this was last seen two weeks ago hi com. and to establish his claim to said land before or stone than for agricultural purpose* and to more valuable for its timber or stone than for purposes, and to establish his claim The following resolution is a recogni afternoon. He says he first attacked panv with Miss Kate Bast, was cleared the Register and Receiver of this office at establish his claim to said land before the agricultural Oregon City Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th day County Clerk ofTilloniook county, Tillamook, to said lana before the County Clerk of Tilla tion of the work done by Tillamook the Russian cruiser Saturday after, awav by the discovery of his body float, of October, 19O4. He names as witnesses: Oregon, on Friday, the 9th day of September, mook County, ut Tillamook City, Oregon, on Friday, the 9th day of September, I904. He D. Stearns, lfenry A. Joerns. George 1904. He names as witnesses: County’s former representative in the noon, and that Sunday morning he in ing in the waters of Lake Whatcom. H. Gilbert Cornelius Austin, Andrew M Austin, James names as witnesses : Green, of Bellingham. Wash. ; Walter C. Axel Nelson, Piter Asp. Robert Eichinger M. Morgan, John A. Brant, of Netarts, Oiegon. flicted heavy damage upon her. The The body of Miss Kate Bast was also Bailoy, of Tillamook. Oregon. state legislature ; Any and all persons c aiming adversely the Janies Kodad. all of Tillamook County, Ore. Any and all persons claiming adversely the Any and all persons c laiming adversely the Novik nearly sank, but she was beached above-described lands are requested to file their discovered floating in the waters of Lake Coquille, Ore., Aug. 18, 1904, above-described lamia are requested to file their c aims in this office on or before said 27th daj claims in this office on or before said 9th day above-described lands are requested to tile their The following resolutions were unani at Korsakovsk. Whatcom. chiiiiis in t h is "lb> > "ii 01 b< hu < said olh day of of September, I904. of October, HI04. St ptenibei, 1904. * * * A li . ernon S. D resser , Register. A lgernon S. D resser . Register. A shell from the Novik struck the mously adopted by the Teachers’ Insti A lgernon 8. D resser , Register. A movement has been set on foot by tutc held in Coquille, Coos County, Ore., i Tsushima in a bunker. Temporary re J une 3, IK78.—N otice for some of the larger British importers of T imber L and , A ct J une 3, I878.—N otice for T imber L and , A ct J une 3, «878.—N otice for T immer L and , A ct P ublication . pairs, howeyer, rendered the Japanese August 15-18, 1904 : P ublication . P ublication . United State* Land Office, Canadian cheese in favor of branding United states Land Office, United Stat«** Land Office, Oregon City, Oiegon. We, the teachers of Coos County, ex cruiser seaworthy and she continued Oregon City, Oregon, cheese indelibly with the month in which Oregon City, Oregon. lunu 25th, 1004. The Japanese suffered 110 August 6th, 1904, press it as the sense of our institute that to fight, A tig 11st 6th, I604. Notice I* hereby given that in compliance they were made. The object is to pre Notice is hereby given that in • ompliance Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of The Imperial Prince Yori- in the passage of the six dollar per capita casualties. the provisions of the act of (’ongres* of with the provisions of the act of Congress of ■lune 3, 1S7M, entitled "An act for the sale ot vent unscrupulous manufactures from with June 3, 1878. entitled “ An act for the sale of June 3rd, 1878, entitled, “An net for the sale tim’iei lands in the States of California, Ore bill by the legislature, a great practical hito, of the house 0» Higashi Futhinia, selling all kinds of cheese as September timber lands in the States of ('alifornin. Oregon, of t mber lands In the States of California, gon, Nevada and Wa hington Territory,” as Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory’’ good has been accomplished in the inter is second in command officer on board to all the Pub.ic Land States by act of product, which has been the favorite. tended to all the Public Land States by act of as extended to all the Public Land Slates by act extended August 4, 1892, the Chitose. ests of the public schools of Oregon. August 4th, 1892. ANNA 1). PAGE of August 4, 1892, The Britishers want to know when ADDIE F. KIRKPATRICK, M a NDELIA NUGENT. Unmarried, of Tillamook City, county of Till« Captain Sento commanded the Tsus- Therefore, be it resolved, that we, as they buy September cheese that they are Of Bellingham, county ot Whatcom, State of Of Bellingham, county of Whatcom, State of mook, State of Oregon, has thl* day tiled in Washington, has this oay filed in this office her Washington, has this day filed in this office her this office her rwoi 11 statement. No. 6446. for teachers, most heartily endorse the action hitna. getting the real article. sworn statement No. 0476. for the purclia»c of sworn statement No. 6474. for l,,e purchase of the purchase ol the Se '4 of Se *4 of Section of the legislature in making that bill into the Ne ‘4 of Section No. 28. in Township No. the Neof Section No 33, in Township No. 5 No. 31. in Township No. 3 »outh, Range H \V, * * * STORE MADE WRECK South, Range No. Io West, and will offer S. Bailee No. 10 W, and will offer pioof to and will oil- 1 proof I" show that tne land law. D. I. Murphy, Secretary of the Isth 5 proof to show that the land sought is more show that the land sought is more valuable sought is more valuable for its timber or Add, be it further resolved, that to Sen Vengence of Cripple Creek Mine- mian Commission, has given out the valuable for its timber or stone than for agri for its timber or stone than for agricultura stone ^than for agricultural .purposes, and to cultural purposes, an«’ to establish her claim purposes, and to establish her claim to said land establish her claim to aaid land before’the ator Pierce and Representative Eddy, following : “ The laboring people of the to said land before the Register and Receiver before the Keglster and Receiver of this office Comity Clerk of Tillamook County, Ore., nt owners. this office at Oiegon City, Oregon, on Friday, at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 27th Tillamook City, Ore., on Monday, th«* 12th day who labored so earnestly, persistently country have been on their guard against of the 28th day ot October. She names as wit day of October, 1904. She names a* witltaMses : of September, 19OI. She rallies as witnesses : C ripple C reek , Colo., Aug. 21—No so-called ’ labor exchanges,’ which are nesses : Gilbert D Stearns, Mary M Williams, Henry Waller C. Bailey, of Tillamook. Oregon . and successfully for the bill, we express Gilbert I). Stearns, of Bellingham, Wash. : A. .loern*. George 11. Green, of Bellingham, Marcus < url, Twin llu fin in, Bud Willnow, of fact that the holding out promises of employment on our deep appreciation of their efforts and secret is made here of the Arthur Austin, of Dolph, Oregon Walter ( Blaine, Oregon Wash. Bailev, Tillamook, Oregon ; George H. Green, Any and all persona claiming adversely the Any and all persons claiming adversely the our most cordial approval of the mea [ deportation of Attorneys Eugene Englv. the Panama Canal and exacting a fee of of Bellingham, Wash. above described lands air requested to file their above described lands are requested to file their Any and all persons claiming adversely the claims in this office on or before said 27th day claim* III this office on or before said 12th day sure; and that we do hereby tender them Frank J. Hangs and J. C. Cole and 12 a dollar or two from each applicant. A above-described lands are requested to file their of October I904 of September, 1904 our warm thanks for their untiring other men from this district last night concern in one of the Eastern cities is claims in this office on or before said 28th «lay A lgernons . D kessi it, Register. A lgernon S. D rksbkr , Register was planned by members of the .Mine of October, 1904. sending broadcast circulars urging early labors in securing this material advance A lgernon S. D resser , Register. T imber L and , A< t J une 3, i«78 N otic e for P ublication . T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 18;».— N otice for in the upbuilding of the public schools of owner’s Association and the Citizens Al registration, with the assurance that the United States Land Office, P ublication . liance and was carried out under their earliest to register will be in line for our great state. United State* Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon, August 3rd, 1904. Oregon Ci y, Oregon. the best places that are open. Of course, Signed, W. S. Reedy, Jennie Thompson, direction. August nth, 1^04. Notice I* hereby given that in compliance The El Paso, Vindicator, Findlay and the Isthmian Canal Commission would Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of Rosa Gibbs, W. L. R. Edmunds, R. W. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon with the provision* of the act of Congres* of June 3. ¡878, entitled An act for th»- sale of other large mines were closed down give no countenance to such contempti for Tillamook County. June 3rd, I878 entitled “An act for the saleof timber lands In the States of Cftlltoriiia, Ore Airey and Edvarda Erickson, committee. when the day shift stopped work and ble schemes of sharpers, whose sole ob- F. R. Beal*. timber lands in the States of Califorilia, Oregon, gon, Nevada and Washington Teiritory," as Plaintiff, Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex extended to all the Public Land State* by act vs. the miners on both night and day shifts ject is to separate the laboring man tended to all the Public Land States by act of of Argust 4, IK92, Vance Nodine. Allen & Gil Local Option in Tillamook County. DAVID IIOVENDFN, August 4th, 1892. were requested to assemble in Cripple from his hard earned dollar.” bert—Kamaker Co., a cor (if Woodburn, county of Marion, State of HENRY A. JOERNH, poration, Tillamook Co., Of Bellingham, county of Whatcom. State of Oregon, has till* day filed in llii* office Ills * * * Defendant*. The superintendent of the Anti-Saloon Creek, as trouble was brewing. A re W ashington, has this day filed io this office his sworn statement No. 6470, for the purchase <4 Two men are dead and a third is To Vance Nodine, one of the above named sworn statement No. 6477, f*»r the purchase of thrSwW olSe»4 arc. No. 10. N % Ne >4 and League, Dr. G. L. Tifts, of Portland, is port had been in circulation that several Defendant*. the He % ot section No. 29, in Township Sw % Ne % of sec No. IS, in tp. 2 N. Range missing as the result of a row over hundred deported union men were re In the name of the State of Oregon : visiting the counties to assist in planning No. 5 Hout h, Range Jo W, and will offer proof No ih West, and will offer proof to show You are hereby required to appear and alleged claim jumping on Marble Creek, the laud sought is more valuable for answer the complaint filed against you in to show that the land sought is more .aluable that the locai option election and fall cam turning to the camp in a body and it for its timber or stone than for agricultural it* timber 01 stone than fur lurricultui al pur near St. Marys, Idaho. The bodies of P . the above entitled suit on or I retort* six [ had Ix-en determined to drive them away poses, and to establiMh his claim to said land purpose*, anil to establish his claim to said paign. Upon his recent arrival at Tilla weeks from the date of first pub ication of the Regist«-r and Receiver of this office Bouly and N. Lindsav were found on the this summons, and if you fail to so answer land before the Register and Receiver of thia Indore at Oregon City, Oregon, o” Monday, the 24th mook he assembled a number of repre again should they come. This report trail between Marble Creek and Gordon. for want thereof the Plaintiff herein will office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday, the day of October, 1904. He names na witness«-* 2X1 li day of October, iftol. He names as wit proved to be groundless. apply to the court for the relief prayed for in sentative citizens of different political John W Ncndrj, of Portland, Oregon ; nesses . complaint herein as follows : However, other work had been laid Bowly’s body had 13 bullet holes, The his 1st. William A. Leonard, Rumsey B Leonard, Gib ert D Stearns, George H Green, parties who decided, after careful con —For a judgment in the sum of $600.00 The Eugen«* L Remington, of Woodburn, Oregon, Flander- <>f Bellingham, Wash.. Walter ('. bodies were some distance apart, ontforthe 2000 or more miners who and interest thereon at the rate of n per Any and a 11 prisons claiming adversely the Bailey, of Tillamook, Oregon sideration, to petition for a county vote. per annum from November 2'.»th. above des< riltrd amis are irquestwl to file their Any and all person* claiming adversely the swarmed into town, and acting under third man, Tyler, is missing. Only the cent, and in the further sum of $21.25, insurance A year ago Dr. Tufts visited this city described lands are requested to file claim* in this officr on or before said 24th day paid by Plaintiff a..d interest thereon from above orders given by leading citizens, they most meager information has been ob June their claims in this office oil or before said of October, «‘>>4. 1, 1903. and for attorneys fees in the and county in behalf of a local option A m . eknon S. D resser , Register. ¿8th day of Octota-r. 1904. proceeded to “round up” the Federation tained. It is said Bouly and Lindsav sum or $ 1 1 A l <» ernon S D resser , Register. law. There was no other organization 2ud.—For the foreclosure of a certain T imber L and A ct J une 3. 1X7*.—N oiice for attorneys, employes of the Intermoun were claimjumpers. Nothing is known mortgage made, executed, and delivered by I’l BLICATION in the state at that time advocating on the 29th «lay ofNovemlrcr, 1902 to »aid United State* I, him ! Officr, tain Mercantile Company’s store and about Tyler. The Sheriff and Coroner you Plaintiff, and recorded at page 461 in Book T imber L and , Ac r junk 3. 187$.—M otive fob such legislation. Later on other temper Oregon City. Oregon, left for the scene and have not vet re others who have only expressed sympa ” M ” of Mortgage* of *ai«i county an«! state P ublication Inly Ziud, lofM ance forces joined the movement. The Excitement prevails in St. on the said November 29th. 1902, by which United Stat«** Land offi« «• Notice i* hereby given that in compIlHiiee thy with the Western Federation of turned. mortgage the following «lescri!»e«l premise* Oregon City, Oregon, with th«* provtaion* of the net of Uougie** st ength of the Anti-Saloon League is conveyer!. to-v.’H : The East half of Lot August 6th, 1904. ! miners and escort them beyond the city Marys, as there has been threatening were of Jmiw <r<l, I-;« entitle«! “An act for the in block four of McDermott’* addition in its ability, according to its non Notice is hereby given that in compliance hh I«- of timber I mii >I> in the stat«** of < *liforni>i, talk about alleged claim-jumping for two to Tillamook City, in said county and *tate, with the provision* ot flic act of (' oiimi < mh «»i Oregon, Nevadn, hu «I U mm I i Iiigton Territory,'’ limits. partisan methods, to unite men of all also the following Beginning at the South June 3, 1*78, entitled "An act for the Male of the Public I j MI k I States by During the entire proceedings the Sher, several months. went corner of the South East quarter of timber land in the States of California Oregon. mm extended to »11 1*92, parties who approve of better temper section 1 1, in township two South of Range Nevada ami Washington Territory .” «sextended act of Attgunt 4, ALFRED IVF. h , iff of Teller County and the Mayor and ten West Willamette Meridian in Oregon, to all the Public f^i.d States by act of Auguot 4. Of (taribRldi, « <>un y <»f rolamook, Stute of ance laws and their enforcemen*. Yam thence North along the West line of said 1*9», Citv Marshal of Cripple Creek were out Oregon, I ihm thin «luv filed in thin office hi* hill, Polk, Benton and other counties South East quarter twenty rod* . thence MARY M WILLIAM- Hworn -tHtcmeiil No. 6464, for the pnrc-hanr of of town. Under-Sherift L. F. Parsons Hast at right angle* to said West line eighty | Of Bellingham, county <d Wlnit««»rn. “tale ot the Sw '4 sw %, Metlon H, E % He !4 and he will probably petition for county elec rod* ; thence South at right angles to the W nshingtou has thi* day fiIwl in this 'ffi< *• her '« ti«»n No. 1*. in l<iww*hip and Deputy Thomas Underwood attem- last course given twenty rods; thence West -worn statement Nn. 6474 for the parch'«*? of No 2 Soith, M»' range tions. It is the policy of the League not No |o WeM, and will along the South line of section righty rod« 'the v 1, of «-rtion 28. In township No. s i pted to control the mob, but were easily offer pr«» »f to «liow that the land sought I* Why You Should Insist on Having to tne place of beginning, containing ten rnnge N«- 10 U ari«i will <>ff«-r proof to show more valiiablr for it" timbei or Stone than for to advocate a ballot where the public 1 overpowered. , Many of ot the deputies acres, more or le*». i bat the land sought 1* mor«» »»ilnshle for its agricultural |»uri»OM,s, au«l to c«tabli*h hi* sentiment is not sufficiently developed to ' 3rd.—For costs and disbursements of this Lm er or-tone titan for mt 'cultural pitrj>oM'*. «Talin to mi w| laiol belotr the Register and Hr- V f>m I lloveii in the who have been roonlarl regularly employedin the suit. and U» establish h» r claim to «ai«l land nehce the carry the election and to enforce the of thi* offne at Oregon C.ty, Oregon, on ________ by _ the _ order of Register *i''l Receiver of this offi< r at Or«-gon celvey This summon* is published ync-fiuaicfl by an- other. district since the riots earlv in June, it is Thiirvljiy, the ipli day of October, 1904 H«> the H ob W Cornier judge . of . said county icily. Ore.-on, on ThurMday, th»» 27th «lay ol naine* ;«« witnesses law. Dr. Tufts will address the citizens alleged, were active an Headers of the mob. and state, in the abaene e of all of the judges Oct«»ber, n/4 -^he name* •• wi ne**«*» KuniM-' B Leonard. Eugene I. Hrmniinglon, of Tillamook at Union meetings on Sun Especially prepared. of the above named C ourt, and done at ’ - Gilbert D Stearns Mandelin Nugent Henry of Wcxalburn, O-«g<>n David H»>veiMl«n, of City Marshal Charles X. Crowder ar chamber;! at Tillamook , Oregon, August 15, A Joerns. "f Hellinghani Wash ; Waller C. Hubbard, Oregon. H«-nry L K cps out water. of Wood- day next in this city. 1 MX. Bailey, of Tillamook Oiegon rived from Victor while the looting of bii-H or««oti. heavy bodied oil. First publication of this summons made Any and all iNirsoti* claiming *<lver»r|y th«* A tiy am! al I person* claiming adversely the the Intermonntain Company s store was August lath, 19<>4. abov ■ (!«•*<-rih«r<ll;«nda are reu jested to file their Mlkovr de«< ribrd land- are requested to fllr their Roll of Honor. A W. SKVERXNCR. claims in till* office on or txfore said 27th day < laim> in tin* offic«• on or bcloi•• said »jth day ot arness in progress and essayed in vain to stop C laude T hayer . : ot <X toner. I904 Octola-r, 1904 A Plaintiff’s Attorneys. ALGERNON K. DRESSER. Register. Following is the ‘Roll of Honor’ in the destruction of property. The store is A lgernon s . D rfrskk Register. the Tillamook County Public Schools completely wrecked and the entire Never burn«tile leather; iu D, NOTI« K or ri>âl. SETTLE MLNT Efficiency i« nicrea-, I. stock, valued at several thousand dol. for the month of August, 1994: F lilted ecure« f>est service. district. Number 4.—Annie An lars destroyed or stolen. titebes kept from leaking. Sheriff Edward Bell arrived from Oen- drews, Teacher. Elmer Bailey, Edna I ver alter the mob had finished its work Worthington. il |- «ol'l in all district, Number 11.—Vida 1. Lewis. ( and took measures for the protection of Localise» Mann farta red by Teacher. Heracbell Scoveil. Irena the prisoners in jail. He said today «faadard Oil < that he had no intention of asking the Alley, Delmar Scoveil. Amr -étions ti district. Number 13.— Harry Sey Governor to send troops to that district .MF.EX nt rvn e catale of He had advised President Moyer and mour, Teacher. Cecil Gitchel, Hume Catarrh Cannot be Cured as« ’»itchel, Wylie Compton. Ray Conder. ’ Secretary Haywood of the Western Fed- with I Rex Conder, Dollie Kellow, Web Mc j eration of Mineis. he said, not to carrv « ktt j . f m K * r. Ginnis, Allie Lowrance, Olga A rider- : out their announced purpose of sending .Mabel Sherwood, Allie Hansen, the deported miners back to this camp, Kellow, Ruby Hill. Reed Farmer, as he would 1« powerless to protect Ollie CroM,Myrtle Croat. Alex Bain, them. ‘>rval Kellow, Etta Fleck, Cbattie It m officially announced that the Ku Hong, Maudie Lewallen, Myrtle RuMinn gunboat which was »ictroved I> th. Sherwood, Mamie Lowrance. le the-rr by striking a mine on Angoat IS. a «bort District, Number 15.— Jennie Dean, dwtance from the entrance to Port G*acher. Gordan Hare, Mary Hare, Arthur harbor was the Otvanjni. M *rtie Ripley. I HEADQUARTiiRS FOR AIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVES & RANCES We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Oils, Window Fine of Choice GROCERIES Agents for the Great McINTOSH & McNAIR, The Some Reasons EUREKA HARNESS OIL P H B B O I Reliable Tillamook Saw.
