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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 24. 1907,
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BASEBALL SERIES. PRAYERS BEFORE BATTLE
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I
Man and Providence Battled In
gtha Laagua In 1884.
Curious Invocations by Famous Hi.-
torical Personages.
m one of the grandest series
ffi games played by National
■Bbs was that between tbe
End the Providence Grays In
wBostons had won the cham-
Ebf 1883. and it was the am-
ÈProvldence cranks. who lived
<y miles away from the Hub,
■ the laurels away from the
gars. Every game that was
Between the clubs watt at
Sy- Immense crowds, and the
Bt was at white beat.
St game of the series in 1884
of sixteen Innings and result-
tie. the score staudlng 1 to 1.
hers were Charley Radhonrne
EWhitney, and 10.000 persons
Battle. The next day Provl-
M by a score of 2 to 1 in
■Ings and Charley Sweeney
kt nineteen Boston batsmen,
■at eight games Boston won
«Providence three. When It
be to meet for the four final
I the Providence team had
ry series from the other league
Id wanted to win the series
■Bostons too. Radbourne ac-
F-was assigned to pitch In all
bes on four successive days.
In such magnificent form that
■the games the Bostons were
Id scored the sum total of one
e of the games lasted eleven
It was played In Boston and
lly won by tbe Rhode Island-
r score ot 1 to 0. Arthur Ir-
» was the shortstop for Provf-
rove a long fly toward the
Id fence, and tbe ball went
» hole between the boards, It
bur bagger and decided the
One of the earliest records In his
tory of a prayer before battle is that
of Childeric, king of Ganl, a pagan.
who before going Into battle at Zuel­
pich. some 400 years after Christ,
prayed to the God of the Christians to
help him to victory. His foe was At­
tila, king of the Huns, and Childeric
vowed if God would give him the vic­
tory he would embrace the Christian
faith.
The prayer of a Hungarian officer
before one of the battles fought for the
Independence of Hungary in 1849 was
»s follows^ “I will not ask thee. Lord,
to help us. and I know thou wilt not
help tbe Austrians, but If thou wilt sit
on yonder bill thou shalt not be asham­
ed of thy children.” This was the
prayer of the "Fighting Bishop" Lea-
lie before one of the battles fought In
Ireland: “O God. for our unworthiness
we are not fit to claim thy help, but
If we are bad our enemies are worse,
and If thou seest not meet to help us
we pray thee help them not but stand
thou neuter on this day and leave it to
the arm of the flesh.”
The one offered before the battle of
Edgehill by Sir Jacob Astley was.
“Thou knowest. 0 Lord, that I shall
be very busy this day. and if I forget
thee forget thou not me.” and then the
command followed. “March on. boys!"
As King Edward advanced with his
columns to Bannockburn be remarked
to bls aids, seeing the Scotch on their
knees: “See, they kneel. The rebels
are asking pardon.” D’Umphravllle
was heard to remark: “Yes, but It Is to
tbe King of kings. These men conquer
or die on this field."
Oliver Cromwell had public prayers
before going to battle on several occa­
rne’s wonderful pitching In sions, as. for Instance, previous to the
rB will never be forgotten by battle of Dunbar. It is a curious fact
B saw him perform. He went that the English prayer book contains
I box game after game and prayers, or at least one prayer, to be
tor nineteen consecutive con- said before going Into action at sea,
;wa8 bis remarkable twirling while nothing Is provided for use be-
Instrumental in helping Prov- fore engagements on land.
1 win tbe pennant that year,
jumped the club in the mid­
OLD BIRDS’ NESTS.
(he season, and Rad went
kgle banded. One feat that Many Feathered Creaturee U,e the
talk of the baseball world in
Same Onea Year After Year.
bis pitching in an exhibition
“That common expression for worth­
I Trenton. The home club
lessness, ‘It has no more value than
ot allow Providence to play
a last year’s bird’s nest,’ " said a bird
^regulation league ball and in­
fancier, “is often far from correct
bon substituting another of
The majority of our birds do leave
»eight. Radbourne,, however,
their nests after raising a brood, but
■ the latter ball and proceeded
many do not and their nests are used
out every man who came to through a succession of years. I have
had
been
re-
Until one man
known some birds to use their nests
he sixth inning, Tben a play- ten years In succession, and so per­
i the ball, which had not been sistent are they that many times the
ore. The pitching distance
female will return even after the nest
forty-five feet from the home has been robbed and the mate killed.
I Work and Worry.
■working too hard. My work
R me.” The man Is mistaken.
Bea not kill. Work la medicine
■fly and mind and spirit. Work
Klvatlon of men. Work cures a
Id Ills. Worry kills. Dissipation
Jkorry Is largely a matter of
or Indigestion or liver, or ft
|a quality of temperament or
■»ring from envy or some other
»habit of thought. In most
■rry Is concerning things pure-
■na-y—things that cannot be
LOne of the best cures for the
habit Is work, bard work of
id mind. Work requires concen-
bf effort and mind. That makes
bet his troubles. Work may be
|joy, and In the joy of work-
la is no room for worry. Right
right thinking, work—these are
| for most of the ills caused by
Btlon kills.—Atlanta Journal.
)S Original New England.
le man in a thousand living on
Ifie coast knows that as a mat­
het the accents of our mother
(Were heard on the beach not
I San Francisco forty-one years
English was spoken on Ply tn-
Ek. More amusing still Is the
It the original New England
the Pacific coast, for Francis
I 1579, at the close of a month's
Ik possession of the country for
»reign, Elizabeth, and named
Acquisition Nouva Albion (New
I) because he thought the white I
Mr what Is now Point Reyes I
td the chalk cliffs near Dover.
lln’, Hat« In Great Britain.
■ Is a difference of two sizes be-
the average bats w«m In Rir-
Rm and Glasgow, and It Is gen-
■nnceded that the average slze
Bingham la smaller than In any
town In the kingdom, Taking
lole of England, the average size
fcqulred by men Is s 7. or nearly
r-two Inches In circumference:
lea 674 Is the s verage. the trlsh-
yorag-s a 7 fall, while the cau-
Mt’a average Is 7%.— Tailor and
Sre Ignorance Wae Not Bliso.
*ry Is told of a man who. cross-
Vtsnaed coal field late at night,
tn an apparently bottomless pit
|Ted himself only by grasping a
Ung beam. There be clung with
difficulty all night, only to find
day dawned that hla feet were
»nr Inches from the bottom.
Today ths Best,
of the Illusions Is that the pres-
rar Is not the critical, decisive
Write It on your heart that er-
ly la the best day In the year,
in has learned anything rightly
he knows that ever» day la
day—Emeraon.
Among these users of perennial nests
are the wrens, some of the swallow
family, bluebirds, great crested fly­
catchers, some of the owls, eagles,
chickadees and some woodpeckers.
“They repair to the nest each year
and often build It over. A little wren
has made Its nest In a hole In a tree In
my garden and has occupied It for the
last eight years. Each year It has piled
on new stuff till the hole is almost fill­
ed up. Some say that as soon as It be­
comes crowded the birds will clean It
out. I know of a bluebird's nest that
has been occujfted for several years. It
Is the same female year after year, for
she has two black wing feathers and
Is lame.
“Birds that build In exposed situa­
tions, like hangbirds, always build
anew each season, and some others
build anew for every brood. Some nev­
er build. They either lay In the nests
of other birds or In the sand. The
eagle and the owl make a framework
of sticks and slight repairs are needed.
Many birds’ nests that yon find have
never been used. For Instance, tbe
marsh wren builds several with the
Idea that In the case of disturbance
the male will attract attention to the
nests other than that In which the fe­
male Is brooding and so shield her from
enemies.”
An Ishmaelite of the Plains.
The dead thing, wherever It lies, still
remains the coyote's choicest feast. A
creature without a friend, an Isbmael-
Ite whom men and animals have com­
bined In despising, the ideal thief and
vagabond of the animal world, this
gray, gaunt figurehead of the western
world still survives, as much the own­
er of bls empire as he was In the days
when his ancestors looked with cock
eared astonishment and staccato ex­
clamations upon the expedition of
Lewis and Clark feeling Its way slow­
ly across that transmlssonrl wilder­
ness whose future was then undream
ed.-James W. Steele In Outing Maga
sine.
T imber L and , Arr I vnk 3 1878- N otkr for
P ublication
United aiMi«» Land Office.
Portland, «»regvii. lit pt 6;h, 1907.
Notte* is herebx givm th<«t in cuuipliHiivt
with the piovaMuuu of the act ut ( ungrt»« ot
|une 3, I 78. entitled ” A h act for the sa*e ol
limbci laud» in the Slates of California, Oregou.
Nevada «ud 1A«shiugton Territory,'' as ex­
tended to a'l the Public Land state* by act of
August 4, UM.
QRO <’ DIMICK
Of Oregon City, county of cUrkainas. State of
Oregon, has this day fil d in this office hi*
sworu statement No. 7529, for the pu»cha*c
ot the Sw 14 of Ne % and N ft or Se
of Section No 7. iu Towuship No. 2 Nott* .
Range
No 9 West. sn«l will offer proof
t > sbuw that tne laud sought is more laluaible
for its limber or alone than for «gnculturai
purposes, and to establish hi riaiin to »aid
land before the Kt-gieie tn d Receiver, al
Fortland. Oregou, ou IhurMiay, the ¡4th day
of Nsveiuber. i>>/. He names a* wit tin
John B. Caples, ol Nehalem, (»re on ; Valter
A. Dim.ck. Uregon City, Oregon Henrv Tobi,
of Nt hale tii. Oregou; Dau Hickey, ot' Balm,
Oregou.
Any and all persons claiming adveraely the
above-de sen bed lands are requested b file thei»
claims in this office on or before said 14th day
of November, 1 tj 7.
A lgernon 8. D rbr R kr , Register.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Tillamook County.
H. E. Noble,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Flovd W. King. Nettie C.
King, Thomas Childers.
Grace Childers, H E. Gib- |
•on. and the
Portland |
Coal and development I
Company, Defendants.
J
To Floyd W. King, Nettie C. . King and H.
E. Gibson, of the above named defen­
dants.
In the name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby required to appear and an­
swer the comolaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before the expira­
tion of six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this Summons. And if you
fail to so appear and answer for want there­
of, the plaintiff will apply to the Court lor
the relief prayed for in the complaint
The
relief prayed for in the complaint is the re­
covery by plaintiff of a judgment against
defendants Floyd W. King and Nettie King
for the sum of $800.00, with interest thereon
at the rate of 7 percent per annum from Feb­
ruary 18th, 1904, less the sum of $12 00 ; for
$20.07, with interest thereon at 7 per cent
from November 15th, 1905; for $20.65. with
interest at 7 percent from November 6th,.
1906 ; for $129.00, as attorney's fees and for
the costs and disbursements of this suit,
being the amounts due upon note given by
said defendants and for taxes paid by plain­
tiff. and that plaintiff have a decree fore­
closing the mortgage executed by said de­
fendants to Theodore P. Bowlby. bearing
date February 18th. 1904, upon the North­
westquarter of Section 14, and the South­
east quarter of the South West quarter
of Section 4. in Township 2 South of
Kange
9
West
of
Willamette
Meri­
dian, in Oregon. Said mortgage being re­
corded at page 567 of Book ’ N" of the
records of mortgages of Tillamook County,
and that the defendants be forever barred
and forelosed of any right, title or interest in
or to said premises, or any part thereof. For
a sale of the mortgaged premises and pay­
ment of proceeds upon judgment prayed for.
This summons is published by order ot the
Hon. H. F. Goodspeed. County Judge of
Tillamook County. Oregon, made on the 3rd
day of October. 1907, requiring you to 1$
j»ear and answer on or before the expiration
of six weeks from the date of the first pub
lieation hereof and the date of the first publi­
cation hereof is October 3rd. 1907.
H. T. B otts ,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Its Advantage.
Knlcker— Why do you prefer serial
stories?
Flatter—Because It’s the only thing
on the InstaHment plan they can’t take
away.
n
We carry a i_ Large
Z__ ____
....
Stock
of
UJ-—• Hardware, Tinware
____ », Glass
and China,
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
Sashes,
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
9
ALEX
The Most
Quinsy, Sprains and Swellings
Cured
" In Noverfjtmr. IWH. I caught cold
and had th« quinsy. My throat was
i»i>||pfi an I r-»el«1 hardly breathe. 1
applied Cliambwlama Pain Haim _ and K *
tare me relief in a sl»«*t lone Ill I«»
day« I was all right,” aaya • Mrs L 1
'
Cousin«. Ottrrburn, Mich C*
—— '
c naruiN-r-
No» Very Flattering.
McNAIR CO.
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T imber L and . A ct J vnr 3. 1R78 — N otice for I
P urlicatio *.
United States Laud Off ce, Portland, Ore ,
»»■pt. 13th. 11*07.
Notice is herehv given that in complin lice
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Jnne8, IK78. entitled " An act for the sale of
timber lauds in the State of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Tcrritor ,” as ex-
t nde<l to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4. IS q 2,
EDWARD D HADLEY.
Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn tatenient N<>. 75S4. h»r the purchase ol
the Sw
of Section No. 24. in Ip. No. 2 north.
Kange J»o. 7 west, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is tu^re valuable for
its timber or stone than ‘or agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish his clai u to said land
»»efore the County Clerk.
at Tillamook
Oregou. 011 Tuesday, the 26th day of November.
H1O7. He names as witnesses :
William Kyan, of Tillamook, Oregon; Fred L.
Sappington, of
Tillamook, Oreg *n ;
Ed.
Iumghlin, of Ti'lamook, Oregon, William P.
Hadley, of Tillamook, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-descril»ed lands are lequest’d to hie their
claims in th s officeou 01 before said 26th day of
November, 19» 7.
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
T imber L and , A ct J i nr 1, I878.—N oticr for
PUBbtCATIOW.
United States Land Office,
Portland, Oregon r^pl 8th, hjo?.
Notice i« hereby given that in ■ omphance
with the provision« of the act of f’ongre-« of
June 3, 1S78 entitle*! ” An set for the »ale ot
iimher labels in the state« of ('alifornia. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory.'' as ex
tended to all the Public Land states by act of
Augnst 4th, 1898.
CLARA E 1ANES,
Of Ar eta, county ot Multnomah, State of
Oregon, ha« this day filed in this office her
»worn statement No 7S>1. for *he purcba-e
uf the N'w ft of Sw ft of Section No 10
in Tuwnnhip No. - »outh,
Range No. lu
West, and will offer pr»»of to «how 1h«t th*
land «ought is more valuable for its timber
or atotoe th«n for agricultural purpose», and
to establish her clsim to «aid land before
the Register and R«*teiver at Portland. Oregon,
on Tu «lay. the 12th day of November. 1907
She names a« wittie««e8
David J ( uly. of Netarts. Oregon , Cha«. A.
Sumner, of Portland. Oregon; Alida A-Culy, of
Portland. Oregon. Clara Anderson, of e urtland,
Oregon
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
ab<»ve d*ac i*»ed lands are requested to Bie their
claims in this office on or belore*aid 12th day
of November. I907.
ALoxa non S D skssrs . Register.
T imber L and A ct . J unr 3 1*7».—N otice fob
P ublication
United State« Ijind Office
^Portland Ore
Kent Mh
Notice is nereby given that in compliance
with the nrovieione of the act of < 'oitgr>M <»t
June j i A t S. entitled "An art for (’•« «ale
of timber lands in the Mates of California
Oregmi Nevada and Washington Termers.'*
extended to all th« Public Land states by act ot
August 4.
MKB LIZZIK HADLEY.
Of Tillamook, county of Till«n»<«*>k. State of
*>regon ha* thia day filed ia this -»ffire her
« wot « statement No 6706, for ttj* par^haar
o(
R ft of X ft and Lots « and 4 section
»9. and N« ft Nw *4 of eactteti No m, _
in _
Township No 2 «orta Range No 7 West. I
aud will offer proof to show that the land <
•ought is m«xe rateable for its timber or
2? j
■tone than for agricultural purposes and U
e*iabl«sh her < laim to m »4 Ian*! before the |
County < let to. at Til|amo* k, <»rcoo*«. <m Mon
day. the nth day of November, fy»? Mto names
Out of Sight.
Sb»-Emma la tbe prettl*«t. but Lana
"Ont of »wthl, <«jl of i»it«l.” m an <>M
la the aroarteat Now. which would I saying skKh appi.-a with epK-ial force ' a, wn»>
' pplngtou.
you rather marry, beauty or bra Ina? V» a •ore. burn or «r-mn-i that a I hewn
nero» of Tillamook. Oregon 1
hc-n I Fred L «toppi
ad ley of Till»
11 Ila mook Ur gon William
Froek Hadley
He (very far gone»-Neitber. I’d rather treated with Buckkn'a Amica I
of TtllMMWt
Tillamook megoo, F. L Medley of .
J Ry «.of
It’a rml <if dgiit. out of mind and out T1llam«M»k Oregon
marry you.
ofrxwtence
Ptl«-a ton »nd cl illJama
disappear under ite healing influence
Guaranteed
by Cl>aa.
I.
Cluugb,
druggist Me.
Agents for the Great Western Saw.
Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County
T imber L and A ct , J unk 3, I87X.--N0TICE for
I’CBLK Al ION.
United Btatrs Land office. Porlland, Ore..
September :7th. h/Oy.
Kotlce is hereby given that in compliance
with the provision»1 of the arl of
ongress of
June 3. 1878 entitled “ An art tor the s«|»* of
timl»er lands in the States of C liforniH Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex­
tended tn all the Public Land states by act of
August 4U1, ¡892.
HARRY H SHARE.
Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 7556, for the purchase of
the N U of Nw % 1 hd Nw V» 01 Ne *4 of
section No. I2. in Township No
3 south,
range No.
7 west, and will
oiler proof
to snow tha1 the land sought is more valuable
fur its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish hlaclaim to »ai'lland
I»« fore the «'ounty Clerk, of Tillamook. Ore­
Notice of Final Account.
gon, on Monday, the yth «lay of December, 1807.
lie names as witnessed
David Mart’ny. of Tillamook. Oregon; Henry
N otick I s H brrby G iven , That the un­
dersigned has filed in the County Court of L ach. of rillanionk. Oregon Paul Erickson, of
Tillamook County. Oregon, her final account I i lamook. Oregon, Peter J Shaip, of Tilla
as executrix of the estate of JAMES L. mook, Oregon.
Any an«! all peisona claiming adve»sely the
COFFEY, deceased, ami that the County
Judge has appointed Monday. December abo\e described lands are requvat d to file theii
«
I
ms i<» this office on or before said 9th day of
2nd. 1907, at the office of the County
Judge, at the Court House in Tillamook December, IWO7.
A I.«» KM NON 3. PREMER, Regi tlT.
City Oregon, at IO o’clok a m .as the time
and place for hearing objections to said
account and the settlement thereof.
T imber L and A ct . J une 3. 1878. -N otice fob
Dated October 1 7th, 1907
P i bi . kai on
ALICE S. COFFEY.
United States Laud Office, Portland, Orc.,
Executrix.
S«’pt. 7th, 1907
Notice in hereby given that in romp iance
Notice
with tlie p»ovisli».B of *«e a«’t of «'o»igre«s of
June 3. I878, entitled " An act for the «ale ol
N otice is H ereby G iven . — Thdt timber lands in the states ofljalifoi nla, Oregon,
Nevada am! Washington Territory,” as ex
Jonas Olson. S. A. Brodbend and Frank tended
to nil the Public Land States by act of
Long have been apppinted bv the C«»m August 4- 18^2.
< HAItl.ES W. HALDERM N,
mon Council of Tillamook Citv, Oregon,
Astoria, county
of (Jatsop, State of
to view the proposed extension of Sixth Of
Oregon, has this day fil’ d in this office his
Street from its present eastern terminus sworn statement No. 7^59 for the purchase of
No’thwest
of
in Central addition to Tillamook City, the West 1» of Northeast
'< and Nortl hh *1
of Southwest
Oregon, eastward to the west line ol Southeast
‘g. of Section
No 81,
in
Township No
Second Avenue Bast, and tn make an 2 north, tange No 9 west, and will offer proof
assessment of the damages and benefits to «how ’hat the land «ought i* more valuable
,r its timber or stone thmi fur agt icuitural
as provided l»y the charter of Tilla­ f pm
poses, »nd to establish hl« claim to «aid
mook City, Oregon, and that Nov ihik I twfore the Register and Receiver at Port
9th. 1907, at 10 o'clock a m., at the land, Ore, on MedueMlay the 2«>th day of
1907 He name« a* wltiiesses
intersection ol said propoxd extension November.
Thoms* W
R'»»s, of I (llamook
Oregon ;
of said Sixth Street with Second Avenue J. Wesley McMillan, of Tillamook, Oregon .
Bast, have been appointed as the time George Zimm«* man, of lillamook. Oiegon ;
Wesley M« Millan,of lillamuok. Oregon.
and place for said viewers to meet. 'I he James
Any and all per«Mjns claiming adversely the
term'nut ion of said proposed street is an above described lands are requested to file
above mentioned and the boundaries the.r claims in this office on or beiote said 2uih
thereof are described as follows, to-wit: «lay of November, I907
A lgkmnob 8. iJRktiSKR, Register.
Beginning at the North East corner of
Block 2. in Central addition to Till«-
mook City. Oregon and running thence
East to the West line of Second avenue
East ; thence North along the West line
of st.id Second avenue East 60 feet ;
thence West to South East corner ot
Block 1 of said Central addition and
thence South to the place ot Ijeginning.
The private property to lie appropri­
ated for said proposed extension con­
sists of a strip of land 52 32 feet off the
North side of a tract of land owned by
Mrs Ida Walker, adjoining block 2 in
said Central addition, and a strip of
land 7.6H feet in width off rhe South
side of a tract of land owned bv John R.
Harter adjoining Block 1 in said Central
addition.
Snuff Taking In London.
All persons claiming da mages by rea
Snuff taking la a common habit son of the appropriation of snch pro
among certain clasaew of the London pertv are northed to file their claim for
poor. It shows Its effects In rambling such damage»* with the Recorder ot
speech, pallid aspect and dejected de­ Tillamook Citv before the lime so ap
meanor. resembling the symptoms of pointed for the meeting of the viewers
the foorphia taker. The practice la es­ aforesaid.
Dated this October 10th 1907, bj
pecially common among women, and
Common Council.
an observer says that women In the order of J. the
C. H older . City Recorder.
prisoner’s dock In the police court will
have tbelr hair decorated with curl
papers which contain each the pinch
of snuff needed for consolation.
DAIRYMEN'S
SUPPLIES
AND
STEEL STOVES & RANCES.
Notice to Creditors
N otice 13 H ereby G iven .—That the un­
dersigned ha» been appointed administrator
of the Estate of Michael J. Keilly, deceased
by the County Court of Tillamook County.
Oregon. All persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent are required to
present the same to me at my office in Tilla
mook City. Oregon within six months from
the date of the first publication of this notice,
duly verified as required by law.
Dated September 3th, 1907.
H. T. BOTTS.
Administrator of the Estate of
Michael J. Reilly, deceased.
fit
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Any and all person« c alming adversely tb* |
aiwivedeseri tied lands are 1 eq nested to file heir
claim* in *hts riffir» oU or before said lith day ,
of November, ifgy.
•
A Lou fun a DRasaaR Register
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—-N otice for
P ublication .
United States Land Offii-e
Portland, Oregon, July 20th, 1007.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions ol the act of Congress ot
Jure 3rd, 1878. entitled ‘ An act foi the sale
of timber lands in the States of Califo* nia,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Teriito-
ry.” as extended to all Public Land States by
act of August 4. 1M m 2.
BVHR I.. n
HF.
A I S.
Ei*::n
---------
Of Nehalem, county of illmnook
________ State
____
of
Oregon, has this day tiled In this office hi»
sworn statement No. 7S00 ' f«»r : ’ the
’ : purchase
of the S ft of Ne La ami lots
1 and 2. of
* ‘
Section .No 4 ill Township No. 3 w South,
Rang«« Ko. X West, and will offer proof ' t.
show that the land nought la more valuable
for its tiinl»er or stone than for agricultural pur-
po-es, and to establish his claim to »aid laud
before the County Clerk, at Tillamook, Oregon,
Oil Wednesday, the 6tli day of November.
19O7. II»* names as witnesses ■'
John H. Holgate, of Hemlock, Oregon . Ira
J. Earl, of Hemlock, Oregon ; Fred R Heals, of
I illainoi>k.
ort goii, Theodo.e Kingsley of
Tillamook. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-deaertned lands are requested to file thei»
claims ic this office on or before said 6lh day of
November, 19-7.
A lgernon S. D rkhskr . Register.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for 1 illaniook County.
Churles H. Blake,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Ruby L. Lile, formerly
Ruby L. Howell.
Defendant. J
To Ruby L. Lile, the above named defen­
dant :
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby reunited to appear «nd
answer the complaint filed against you in
the above entitled suit on or before the
expiration of six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this Summons, and If
you fail to so appear and nnswer for w ant
thereof plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in thè complaint.
The relief prayed for in the complaint is
that vou be required to set forth the particu­
lar interest or estate claimed by you in and
to the South East quarter of the North East
quarter of Section 2«». and the South West
quarter of the North West quarter of Section
21, in Township 2 South of Range 9 West of
Willamette Meridian, and that any alleged
interest or estate held by you in said lands
be decreed to be null and void, and that you
and those claiming under you be forever
enjoined from asserting any "right, title in­
terest «»r estate in or to said lands adversely
T imbkk L and , A ct J vnh j , 1878.—N otic a roa to plaintiff, and for general relief.
IT si . icatiom .
This Summons is published by order «»f the
United States I.mid Office, Portland, rrt.,
Honorable H. F. Goodspecd, County Judge
Jiilv 'Jtli, it«'".
of Tillamook County, Oregon, made on the
"Notice i.sheteby given that iu compliance with 21st day of September, 1907, an«l requiring
the provisions f the act of ongress of June you to appear and answer on or before the
3. i878, entiil <1 “ A'« act for the sa v of tiintier expiration of six weeks from the date of
lauds In the States of 1 allfurnia. Oregon, the first publication here«»f, and the date
Nevada and WsHhingtoil Tt»r'if ry.” a* ex­ of the first publication hereut is September
tended to all the Public latud States by act of 26th, 1907.
August 4,
II. T. B otts .
ANNA S. ANDERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Of Tillamook, county of Tillamook. State of
Oregon, has this day filed in thin office her
sworn statement No 7491. for the purchase of
Summons.
the W H of Nw
ft anil be ft of Nw ft
of section No. is, in Tp. No 2 north, range
No. to west, and will offer proof to allow that In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
lhe land sought is more vxluable for Its timber
for Tillamook County.
or Rinse than for agriculluial purposes. and Tillamook Lumliering Coin-'
to establish her claim to said land hefoie the
puay, a Corporation,
' ounty Clerk. hi Tillamook, 011 Wednesday,
Plaintiff.
the ♦»th day of November, I9C7. She names
vs.
an v ItiirnarM .
Wm.J, Woodside, Golden
|. P. Wagner, ol Portland. Oregon. If. Tohl,
Gate Shipping Company,
Nehalem, On gon , II (’. Raddaway, of Neha ein.
a Corporation. Anna E
Oregon. Joh B Caple*, of Nehalem. Oregon.
Miller, A, Anderson, G
Aiiv Mini ¡ill peiaona claiming adversely the
Itebney, C. H S. and K.
aho-e-deaci ibed lands ara requsted to file their
W. C. Witseinann, Trus­
claims in thia office on or before said 6th day of
tees, Emily W. C. Witte­
November, I907.
rn ann and C. H. 8. Wltsc-
A lgernon S. D re & skr , Register.
inann,
Defendants.
To Wm. I
Woodside^ Go!
J en Gate Shlp-
T imiilk L and . A ct J unk 3, 1R78.—N oticb for
ng Company, a Corporation, Anna B,
P ublic at ion .
lller A.
ama.m.
r.. Anae
rat.dcrSOn. G. iJcbllCV, C. II. S.
United States Land (»Rice, Portland Oregon
and li. W. C.Witsemann. Trustees. Einily
July 1st, I907.
W. C. Wltsemann and C. H. S. Witse-
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
tnanti. the above named defendant«
with the provl-lona of th« art o f Congress of
In
the name of the State of Oregon
June 3, 1H7K, entitled
An art for the sale of
You are hereby required to appear and
tlm1»ei lands in tlm State*of ('alifornia, Oregon,
Nr i.d.« «nd aahington T»i ritury,” as extended answer th complaint filed against you in
to all l’ubiu Land states by act of August 4, the above entitled action on or before the ex­
piration of six weeks from the date of the
*M.
first publication of thia summons, and if you
< I.ARA ANDERSON,
Of Tillamook, county of It* amo«>k, Rtr.te of fail «0 to ap|>ear and answer tor want
Oregon, han thi* day filed in this offi<e her there«»f. plaintiff will apply to said Court for
the relief demanded in tne complaint herein.
«worn statement, N • 74«7, for the pu c-hnse of The relief demanded Is the recovery of
the N l4 of Nw *4
section No. 8, in tp
$349.00
and the coats and disbursement of
Nn
1 sooth, range No. lit wc»t. an«l will
the action, living for the recovery of sums
ffer proof to «how t hat the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri­ due for towage by Schooner '*l>ell«” and F.
E I'.xJge, supplies furnished by W M Milla
cultural purpo-es. and to e»t«l».iah her claim to
■uiid laud before the Rrginter A Receiver at and M F. Leach, moneys ad vanced by plain­
tiff and services rendered in loading by F
Portland, Oregon, on Fiida), the'Ath day uf Davidson. Amna Kirk. M
L. Hubbard.
October, 191)7. She names as wi|nr<Mivs
D. J Culv, of Netarts, O m rgii , Alida H (July, Walter Oliver, Julias Merciers, R W. Stan*
bie
and
Joe
Illingworth,
being
<>n account of
of Ne'aris. Oregon .
John E, Miller, of
Pn<Hand, Oregon , Mrs. 11. Jnynea, of Portland, the vessel San Buena Ventura, ow ned by you,
all accruing during the months of June. July
Oregon.
and August 1907, at Tillamook County,
Any and al per«« ns claiming adversely the Oregon,
and the claims of other parties
above-daarribed lands are teqne ted to fil»
having been duly
assigned to plaintiff
their claimH in this office on or l»efure said 25th herein.
day of October. I907
You w ill take notice that the said vessel,
AM s E. hmin 8. D m KssF.R, Reg Intel.
San Buena Ventura, has been duly attached
in «aid cause to answer any judgment which
may lie recovered against you herein, and
T imrkr L and , A ct J unk j I878.—N uticr fur the plaintiff will apply for an order ot sale «»f
P ublication
said vc«t»el for the satisfaction of any judg­
United Ntatrs I.mid Office.
ment which may be recovered
P ot Hand Oregon, July 2jtll. 1**7*
This summons is published by order of
Notice is hereby given that in compliance the Honorable H
F. Goialspced, County
with the proviaionk of the act of Congress of i Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon made
June J. >878. entitled "An act for the eale oi September 21st I9<>7 directing publication
timber lands in the Mtales of California Ore­ to l»e made for six successive weeks, and
gon, Nevada and i i Washlngtoi) Teiritory,” an the first publication being made on Bep-
extended to all the Public Laud States b> set tember 2d*h, 1907
of At gu»t 4, f*s>.
H T B otts ,
MARTIN IL RIPLFY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Of Itobsonville, county of Tii.jm<N»k. State of
’
filed
in II.I» office III*
<»rrgon, has this day
I
sworn statement * No j. 7506, for
the pur
Notice to Creditors.
chase of the Ne *.4 of *e
»nd F. M of
Ne >4, sec sand Nw W of Nw J4, of sec. No 10,
U, and will offer
in tp No 3 N. rang** No 9 U
proof to show that the land sough I >■ more
NoTic ■ 1» H ereby G iven ,—That the un­
valuable ior its timber or stone
___ than
.
.. for dersigned h«i km by the County Court of
H«rt< Iiltiifal purpose«.
and te »’stablifch hi- Tillamook County. Oregon, appointed eiecu-
claim to said land *>ef<»re the • ounty Clrik, tor of the last will and testament of William
at Tillamook City. < »re., on
cdne>Mlay, the 6th Batterson, decease« I AII persons ha ring claim«
day of No ember,
He names a» witu«aaea
against the estate of said v illiam Batterson,
Prank Lundburg. of Nehalem, Oregon. John deceased. are hereby required to present the
N Gray, of Nehalem,Oregon . I.aimda UcPee. same to the undersigned, duly verified as
of Nehalem. Oregon .
Malphus Juhnsoti, of provided by law. at the office of H T Botts.
Tillamook City. Oregon, within sis months
obsonvili«, Or<K"1'
Any and all persona claiming adversely tbe from the date of the first publication thereof.
above descrilisd and» are requested to file their
Dated Iteptemlier 12th. 1907
•■bums tn tbta office on or befote Mid 6Ch day
NAMUEL M HAT*KMON,
of November. 1II07
Eiecntor of the Last Will and Testament
AM v R bnom 9. DRxaasa, Register.
«/f William Batterson, deceased.
I
I
Ü
Ci ation.
T imrkr L and , A ct J unb 3. 1878—N ot tea rot
PuaLfUsiiow
United States Land Offi-w,
fn the County Court of the Etale nf Oregon
I’ »rtland. Orrgon. tept. ijlh. 10^7.
for the County of Tillamook.
Notice Is hereby giren »hat io composite*
with the provtsloti« of the set of CowgritMi of fn the matter of Estate»
of Nels Rather». de*J Citation
June j. th7*. entitled "An set
the
of
i
ceased.
timber lands ia the rite tea of California Oregon
To Dora Bather, Merit
Rather. Hllma
N'eviuis and Ua«l»iimtoii Territory.' as es
Bather,
fulius
Rather
Bertha Rather «nd
tssi’ied te ail the Public Land Mates by ar t of
Nora Dorothy Bather heirs «>f NRLR
August 4th, 18?»
RATHER, deceased
and
all persons
HARRY H BELT,
whomaoever interested in tbe estate of
Of North Vamhlil, county of Yamhi I, ■ita « of
Mels Sather.
Oregon, ha* this -lay filed in thl« ofifee his
I*i the name-of the State of Oregon. Yow,
swort. statement No 7517 for th« purchaae
ot the Hw W of sn *. «rr j. Nw U of Nw K of and rack of yow, are hereby commanded to
see 10 Me
of Na
of see 9 ; Ke *4 o' 1te (4 of appear before tbe Honorable County Court,
Oregon
tn and for th«
sec 4. in Tp No 1 ■ range No. 9 West, end of the State
will offer proof to show that the land sought 1» County of Tillamook at the Court House.
In
the
City
of
Tillamook.
Tillamook
County,
__
more valuable for its timber or atone than for
«gi
rrteultnral pnrpo4-s. and to establish ht< Oregon, on th« 2nd day of November 1907,
of said day.
cbi
„Jami
to said land befor» the < oumy Clerk uf at tne hour of io o'el or k a m
~
Tillamook
I'oeniy, at Tillamook Oragon on to show cause. If an/ exist, why. an order
Monday, the /Mb day of November. i-x»7 Ba should not be granted to Raleigh P Trimble
administrator of said estate, to srlf all the
names a* witnesses
(Jen. E Z|in«Mniaii of TiliMtook, Oregon ; real pr<»|»erty of «anI deceased and lirhing
ing to said r«tate to wit
The southeast
David Martin*, of Tillamook. Oregon ham
J. Mtntth of riilnmoaak <»reguw. W M Riither- quarter of Bectlon Pour <♦), in Township
Two »21. South of Range Berea <T» Went of
(rxd of illa»»»o k, <>reg<m
Any and all persona Haiming adversely the the Willamette Meridian, in Tinamook
ahme dencribed lends are reqneU««d to file their County, Oregon.
Witness mr band and seal of said court
c aims in thl* office vs or before said »Mb of
affixed thia $tb dar of October. J »07.
November, tfioi?
O B LAMB
aiauiom fi, Dtutti, Register.
I
CWrh of tbe County Court.