Tillamook headlight., April 22, 1909, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 22
Bditorial Soap Shots,
snap shot man. with the prospects
ol railroad connections with Portland
before the year is through. Patience is
one of the virtues which the people of
Tillamook have had to endure for many,
many years, which was harder to endure
when other parts of Oregon, with far Irss
natural resources, were opened up and
developed by|railroad connections Un­
daunted and with implicit faith in the
future development of the county the
people have toiled on, at times almost
isolated from the outside world, yet for
all that it has been the most prosperous
county in Oregon, laying the foundation
of the dairying industry that is bound
to grow and develop as soon as the
county is opened up with railroad con
n-ctions. If a section of country and an
industrious class of people ever deserved
railroad transportation it is Tillamook
county.
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We have observed one thing, and no
doubt a large number of the dairymen
have done the same thing, that a lot of
persons want to sell the cheese for the
dear dairymen. That is the secret and
reason whv certain individuals in this
city ate continually “knocking’’ the co
operative associations. Surely a great
many dairyman in years gone by have
lost enough by trusting a lot of blasted—
excuse our English—thieves and crooks
and “stool pigeons." And because the
co-o|»erative associations have adopted a
safe. business system, and there is no
way whereby the crooks can get in and
fl ece the dear dairymen, the efforts now
being made to create strife and diss itis-
faction and to pull down, is another in­
stance where thedairying interests of the
county is being injured. We have also
observed that where dairymen have been
“bilked" out of their hard earned money
in this county it was by individual oper
ators or some stranger who had obtain­
ed the confidence of the dairymen and
not by any of the present co operative
associations. Hence, we want to advise
the dairymen not to be fooled or hum-
hugged by those who are knocking the
(he dairy industry.
They Had Will Power.
s sitting one morning In a quiet
corner at Monte Carlo when two elder­
ly men sat down beside me. One was
evidently a geotebmau, uud the other.
I gathered, was from Yorkshire. Tbe
Jormer remarked. "1 have just man­
aged it." This. I discovered, mean a
wlu of 20 francs. Their dally rouJne
was to appear at the same roulette ta­
ble at an early hour and play the low­
est stake of 5 frame on eveu I'l»“1’’-
tbat Is. on black or red or ou the odd
or eveu numbers. They would lose
In and win and lose, but they
Ths Per severing Guess«
“It la amazing what pereevm
will achieve.” said an Eugfa.
"Even misdirected perseverugj*
achieved marvels. There Is ths cu
Robson, the great Notts erkfa
Ilobsou during bls Australian t0Ut
determined one sorching aften,
that bis side shouldn't do the a
work of fielding. Well, when Uf.
tralian captain spun the coin fa
shouted, ’Woman!' Then, seelre»
beads lay uppermost, Instead 4’
knowledglng defeat Robson said, n
perseverance and nonchalance; ]
" ’Well, we’ll go in.’
" ’But—er—I thought,’ Baid tbe .
zled Australian—’you see, 1 don't«
know the English meaning of -»
man.” ’
” ’Then,’ said Ilobsou gallantly w
toss again.'
"The Australian made a secund«
Robson called beads, and tails can»..
The ordinary man would at thli «
have surrendered In despair hi».-
so Robson.
" ‘Honors are now easy,' san J
with a pleasant smile. ‘On win j
rubber.’
“The Australian a third time bJ
the coin, and, having at last called*
toss correctly, the persevering fa>
led In his side to the shady betfafl
Some of tbe bootleggers threaten to
squeal on one unother. Let them squeal.
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My ! How some witnesses do perjure
themselves while on the stand in Tilla­
mook county.
ff at at
“Oulside Attorneys” are numerous in
this city this week, but they haven't
come to Tillamook to milk cows
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Representative Beals was fortunate in
being offered a nice snug little job at
Balem and he had the good accuse to ac­
cept.
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the amount in twenty minutes, uuu uv
It looks as if there will be three resig
other times it was a tough struggle
The only baking powder
nations in the city council before long.
made from
until luncheon time before they man­
Here's a splendid opportunity for those
aged It. I never saw them fail once,
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar.
v* h > crave public office.
and I learned that they had pursued
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the same plan fcr four months. One
We understand that W. E. Uatterlin is
thing «as clear-nothing could tempt
"slated'’ fur one ol the dairy inspectors
them to go beyond tbe modest stake,
to be appointed by State Dairy and
Elmore Packing Co., a Corporation, and they bad tbe will to stop when
Walburga Jacob, plaintiff, vs Miami
Foot Commissioner Bailer.
Lumber Co., a corporation, defendant plaintiff, vs Tillamook Cour.tr, defen thev won tbe stipulated amouut. It
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-bint. Appeal from Board of Equihza- was really one of tbe best Illustrations
Damages.
It is expected that the visitors to this
Of will power I have ever seen for
M itchell, Lewis & Slaver Co., plaintiff, Cion.
Nehalem Packing Co., a corporation, few indeed, who enter the portals of
county this summer will be the largest
vs E. E. Tyler, doing bm-inens under
Arm HHine of E. E. Tiler & C'-mpanv plaintiff, vs Tillamook County, defen­ the casino are able to resist the com­
in the history "f the county, for Tilla­
defendant. Acth-n for money Default dant. A|‘|>e;,l from Board of Equali­ pelling atmosphere of the tables to
mook is being freely talked about on the
zation.
and ju-lginent for plaintiff
piny on if losing and to plunge if win­
outside.
William Squires, pl.i ntiff v- B F. Dur­ ning.—Chambers’ Journal.
An Unofficial Order.
L. G. Freeman, plaintiff, vs Miami
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l.ui-iber Co., a corporuiicti, defendant. fee. M J. Durfee ami Tillamook County
Thomas, tenth Earl of Oundoulfi-J
After being tried three time« n motion
Bank,
defendants.
Injunction.
Motion
Damages.
his death vice admiral In tbe E m
Family Jars.
for a new trial is to be made in the V
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co., a Co have M's Durfee sustained as defen.
Schoolmaster (to his wife)—My dear, navy, tells In his “Autobiogrepbyg|
Jacob bootleg case. If the attorneys and
dant
was
granted.
cnrpora'ion. vs Samuel Elmore and
Seaman" of an Incident on boiffl
Mi'chell. Lewis & Slaver Co , plain­ I wu 'i you would speak more careful­ Ilind, on which he served ae faR
and not the taxpayers had to foot the
Mary H. Elmore and Elmore Packing
ly.
You
say
that
Henry
Jones
came
to
tiff
v<
E
E
Trier,
Delia
L.
Tyler.
F.
Company,
a
corporation,
defendants.
bills that kind of pettifoggery would
man. The pet of the ship vuiR
Ci-ndemnaliou
Dismissed as to defen­ It. Beals. Bird L Beals, A (L Beals, this towu from Sunderland.
soon cease.
rot, the aversion of the boetnB
Grace L. Beals, Arthur Holden and
dant Elmore Packing Company.
Wife-Yes.
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Foreclosure.
whose
whistle the bird learned toi_
Ethel
Holden,
defendants.
School
master
—
Well,
now,
wouldn
t
G H. Ward, plaintiff, vs C. H
By way of a little comfort and amuse­
Larrison, defendant. Action for money Deli lilt and decree.
It l>e better to say that be came from tate exactly.
ment lor the gentlemen whose wives go
“One day a party of ladles ptliM
Charles Kunz-. plaintiff, vs Port' of Sunderland to this town?
Motion to strike out amended answer
away on long vacations every summer,
Tillamook a quasi Municipal Corpora,
over ruled.
Wife—I don’t see any difference In visit aboard. By the usual meuiS
we would suggest that tlie.v start a Krais
tion. Claude Thayer, Sec ; F. M. Leach,
‘whip’ on the yardarm sererdfl
Talmage & Johnson and Ralph R Geo. Williams, Rollie Watson. D. Fitz- the two expressions.
widowers' club, with "We won't go
.Duniway, plaintiffs, vs Frank Hadley, pairick.Mike Abplanalp, claiming to be
Schoolmaster—But there Is a differ­ been hoisted on deck. The cbihH
home till morning'' for its motto.
defendant. Action for money. Settled Commissioners of Port of Tillamook: J. ence. a rhetorical difference. You descended for another. ScarctIjM
and dismissed.
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C. Holden, County Clerk; A. M. Hare. don’t bear me make use of such awk­ Its fair freight been lifted out
The snap shot man feels at times like
Talmage & Johnson nnd Ralph li. Assessor; and II. Crenshaw. Sheriff of ward expressions. By the way, I have boat alongside when the pamt$M
Duniway, plaintiffs, vs L T. Bynum, Tillamook Cmintv. Oregon defendants.
‘Let go!'
9
taking the bull by theliorns and starting
defendant. Action for money. Settled. Injunction. Motion J o allow J. W. u letter from your father in my pocket.
“The order was Instantly mb
a Commercial Club. We need a club ol
Wife—But my father is not in your
and tlie unfortunate lady, ltuli^H
Talmage & Johnson and Ralph R Maddux to be made also a plaintiff in
that description to take and entertain
pocket. You mean you have in your
Duniwav, plaintiff, vs Fhorbie A Snod this case was granted.
being comfortably seated on deci®
pocket
n
letter
from
my
father.
visitors and where business men can get
gras», defendant. Action for money.
C. G Van Patten, plaintiff, vs Thomas
soused In the sea. Luckily for btfl
with
Schoolmaster
—
There
you
go
together and discuss the best methods
Settled.
J. Harris, Jr., Ipllie U. Harris, his
men were on the watch and iJB
for the improvement and up building of
Talmage & Johnson nnd Ralph R. wile, and G W. Sappington Justice of your little quibbles. You take a de- pulled her out, and. luckily fortbiM
¡Igbt
in
harassing
me.
Yon
are
al
­
Duniwav, plainllffs. Paul Eiickaon. the Peace for the Second Justice Dis*
the city. The snap shot man is ready to
defendant. Action for money. Svttled. tiii-t, t'llaino'’k County, Oregon, In ways taking up a thread and repre­ rot. the boatswain was on ibsB
take his coat off and pull if the business
this unseasonable assumption
CIRCUIT COURT
M iry E Phelps. plnintiff. vs Ralph junction. Motion Higii^d on demurrer, senting it us a rope.
men will do the same.
Cross, defendant. DaoiHges. 8et for
Wife—Representing It to be rope, boatswain's functions might binK
Diantha Page, plaintiff. vs William
Continued
from
First
Page.
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ed tragically for the bird."
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trial at one o'clock on Friday.
T Sax, T. E.
' Sax. Samuel Sax. James you mean.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
Watch Tillamook City grow from no»
Sax and Linda Sax Sclinmltzer, de.
A.
Mapes,
plaintiff,
vs
C.
L
Fox
goodness'
sake,
Schoolmaster
—
For
on with up-to-date buildingsand metro -Company, a corporation, plaintiff, v« Lumlier Co., a corporation, defendant. fendants. T> quiet title. Default and be quiet. Never saw sue li a qunrrel-
How Prisoners Convtrn. ■
George Watt and Helen Watt. Ins wife,
d- cree.J
A man who was sent to jail mm
pohtan style. There is no reason why defendants. Condeniiiatlon. Dismlnsed Action f it' money.
some woman in my life.—London
Andy Nolan, plaintiff, vs The First
for three days for a small oSeal
Andy Nolan, plaintiff, vs L. A. Le
Tillamook City cannot lie made one ol fur want of prosecution.
Naiional H-iik, <d lillamouk County, Scraps.
greatly Impressed with the M
the be-it little cities in the state, for it is
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Mill r ami Agnes E. Fiizpatriok. Oregon, a corporation, defendant. Suit
a-imiuistrator
of
the
estate
of
E.
A.
lions taken to prevent tbe gtfl
admirably situated at the head of navi Company, a c-irp-ratii-n. plaintiff v- F-tzp itriclr, deceased.
Pretty Clow.
Action for for money.
Horace L. Moore was lieutenant colo­ engaging In conversation. Tbmw-
gntion nnd right in the heart of a splen. Helen A’att and George Watt, her Inis money. Non suit granted.
Jacob
Siegrist.
plaintiff,
vs
Babetta
hand, defendants. Condemnation. Dir.
cd to be warders everywhere, a_,
did dairying and timbered country .hern e miaaed for want of prosecution.
j O. Diiiminond, plaintiff, vs Miami Sclilaeppi individual y and as adminis­ nel of the noted Nineteenth Kansas one was allowed to utter a wort *
cavalry.
lie
could
lend
men
for
a
long
­
tratrix
of
the
estate
of
Casper
Schlaeppi,
Lumber
Ct-,
a
corporation,
defendant.
it linsa bright future (or ,n manufactur­
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
On the Sunday he was la tlnl
Jr., deo-ased, and Henry 8clilaeppi, a er period without rest on a single ra­
ing (center. Ererybodv push and pul Company, a corporation, plann-ff v« Writ of review
the
psalm given was tbe “OUIT.
minor,
defendants.
To
quiet
title.
Ap.
tion
of
cheerful
good
humor
than
any
E R Ayer, plaintiff, vs Seth F. Moon,
Inliii Watt and Sarah M. Watt, Ilia wife,
to make it so.
other officer. Though not given to dredth.” Beside him were twodfa
defendunta. Condemnation. Disiniased defendant. Action for money. Con­ pl cation for guardian granted.
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Rose Weber, plaintiff vs Gottfried jokes, he was the reputed author of birds, and Instead of tbe ortHB
tinued
If the local attorneys who have taken for want of prosecution.
as many astonishers as the great Lin­ words beginning “All people a*--
Pacific Rail way & Navigation Co., a Wilier, defendant. Divorce. Default.
Astoria
&
Columbia
River
Railroad
an appeal in n local option cna»- to tin
earth do dwell” this pair sang t fafa
I’etei Jepck and the Right Reverend coln.
tonipany. a corporation, plaintiff vs corporation, plaintiff, vs Emm P. Barker,
supreme court can prove that the law is George Walt and Helen Walt. J. O. -lefen-lant. Condemnation, Judgment Alexander Christie, the Roman Catholic
One time, on the march, he sent an of their own in conrersatMjd
unconstitutional they will have the ever­ Hozorth. Annesle.v M. Boznrlli, W. C. for $350 for defendant, which WHS h Arennisliop of the Diocese of Oregon, a orderly with a message to an officer at which went something u
cor|s>ration sole, phiintiff, vs I’illaiuook
'
lasting thanks of the Wholesale and Rr Hawk and — Hawk, and R J. Hen­ formal procedure.
some distance. Before the man was First convict sings:
W. 11. Derby, plaintiff, vs Frank County, defendant. Writ of review.
“How long are you In tort
out of bearing Moore shouted: "Hey,
tall, Liqu >r Dealers' Association. And dricks and Einilie Hendricks, defen­
dants. Condemnation.
Naturalization. — David Reddaway,
Marey, defendant. ¿Action .for, money
I
am
doing
sixty
days
ora
orderly! Come back here!"
it is strange thnt with nil the legal lights
Jean Pierre Peters and John Watt.
I nearly broke a copper’s I*«.
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Continued.
He came galloping back, sitting limp­
Sing low or else they'll m»)b<l«a*l
and brains at the back of that associa
knnpany, a corporation, plaintff, vs
Tillamook
City,
plaintiff,
vs
Tillamook
Ellen Long. plaintiff, vs Custav
ly
In
the
saddle.
tion none of them ever undertook to at Robert C. Broker and Eastern Invest, frimpter, defendant. Damages.
Second convict replies:
County, defendant. Accounting.
Moore dropped his voice and, assum­
"You are a lucky pic-can Rgg
tack the law on unconstitutional rusnt Coripany, defendants. Condem­
Peter
McIntosh
vs.
Alex.
McNair
ing 11 half confidential manner, Inquir­
I've got twet-elve months to
grounds. A great many attorneys in th- nation.
Mandate. Decree granted.
Tried to break into a house.
ed. “Orderly, In the course of your life
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Miriam L. Colvin, plaintiff, vs Chas.
state have claimed that thevcould knock
Some'dy
must have gl en me iqj. a
In
the
Matter
of
the
E-tate
of
Eli
United States Land Office,
have you ever seen a snail?”
McKillip ami Hul-la McKillip. defen­
Goodep-ed, deceased.
Ill Probate.
out the local option law. yet the laurels dants. Ejectment. Continued.
By this method they exebug -j-B
Portland, Oregon,
"Yes, str,” was the astonished reply.
H. E. Noble, plaintiff, va Floyd W.
Apiil 13th, 1909.
have still to be won.
“You met him, then,” replied Moore, tories during the slnglng-i-' ;
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Anna
Notice is hereby given that the “for you'd never overtake one!"—Kan­ News.
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Kunze and Gustav Kunze, defendants. King, Nettie C. King. Thomas Childers,
Grace
Childers.
II.
U.
Gibson
ami
the
Northern
Pacific
Railway
Company,
fudge Galloway did the right thing on Ejectment. Continued.
Portland Coal ft Development Company, whose post office address is St. Paul. sas City Journal.
Too Humiliating. fa
Tuesday when he fined the Italians and
Ellen Daughertv, plaintiff, vs Jonas defendants. Foreclosure. Settled and Minnesota, has this 13th day of April,
A certain small boy of six < $
Bulgarians who caused the trouble on >l«m ami Alpha V. Olson, defendants. dismissgd.
I9b9, filed in this office its application
His Business Ability.
the railroad, for this county Is not des Ejectment Continued.
In the Adirondacks lives a man too assuming manly ways. Not*®
Oak Nolan, plaintiff, vs Frank Ekroth, to Belect under the provisions of the
Ellon Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Grant Thus. F. Harrison and J. M. Ilarrisoi-, Act of Congress, approved July 1, 1898 lazy to work, but evidently of great bis “room" at school planned uJS
irous of feeding a lot of able bodied mtn
Milla and Morrison Mills, defendants. defendants. To quiet title. Continued. (30 Stat. 59Z, 620) as extended by the
business ability. One winter when he tainment. There were to
who nre nble to earn a living. Being Ejectment. Continued.
E Bergstrom, plaintiff, vs Helen E. Act of Congress, approved May 17, was sitting around smoking his family songs and recitations and t^M
ignorant as to the laws of this countr)
sec. 5, tp. 1 S.,
Miriam L. Colvin, plainliff. vs Jonas Bergstrom, defendant. D-vorce. Motion 19 '6, the NeJ^ Sw
came so near starvation that some of grab bag. The small boy
they bail lire 11 wrongly advised, but in Ols-m and Alpha V. Olson, defendants. overruled and plaintiff given until R. 9 west, W.M.
bls neighbors, who could ill afford to quent concerning the combi lhyai
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adver
­
tins connection we want to say this, that Ejectment. Continued.
Monday to plead.
sely
the
lands
described,
or
desiring
to
help him, took up a collection and this show, and mors etpeaL^
Miriam
L.
Colvin,
plaintiff,
vs
Anna
It was on account ot Sheriff Crenshaw's
W. G. Dwight, plaintiff, vs Akx object because of the mineral character bought for the suffering family a bar­ part he would take.
t
Kunze
and
Gustav
Kunze,
defendanls.
McNair, defendant.
To q-iiet title. of i he land, or for any other reason, to
prompt and fearless action which quelled
On the morning of tbe eotf.-*"*
Ejectment. Continued.
rel
of
flour,
a
barrel
of
pork
and
a
Monon >0 make more definite over ruled the disposal to applicant, shou d file
what might have turned out a mosi
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Charles and defendant allowed until Monday to their affidavits of protest in «thia office, load of wood. They were not consid­ Lis mother suggested tbit >«.
take bls little sister, aged 1*»^
serious affair and probably the loss 01 McKillip and Hulda McKillip, husband plead.
on or liefore the 3rd day of June, 1909. erate enough to cut the wood, but the him. He bung his head,
«fa
life, for which he is deserving considers, and wife, defendants. Ejectment. Con.
business man knew how to manage.
M. II. Larsen, plaintiff vs Marston
A
lgernon 8. D resser .
“Don’t you want to take
ble credit as a peace officer. In fact, Mr. tiuued.
He hired some of the neighbors who
Bush and otlurs. defendants. To restore
Register.
.
Miriam L. Colvin, plaintiff, vs Grant deed.
Crrnshnw has gained the reputation ol
First publication April 22, 1909.
had not contributed to his donation to mother asked.
"No, I don’t,” he a nswered •
Mills and Murriaon Mills, defendants;
Liat publication May 27. 1909.
cut the wood and paid them with half
Hattie B. Marolf, Ethel M. Holden
being one of the best sheriffs in Oregon. Mrs.
C. L Roberts, substituted as and Arthur E llohlen plaintiff, vs
“And why not?”
ryot
the pork and half the flour.—Lippin­
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defendant. Ejectment. Continued.
The reply came quickly $ fa
Preston E. Marolf, Carrie Marolf,
cott's.
Wood Wood. Wood
What n craie murderers have of being
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Grant Arthur N. Marolf, John C. Marolf.
“ 'Cause there ain’t none
craxy after they have committed their Mills and Morrison Milla, defenda-ita; Wallace. Lola V. Marolf Limb, J. D.
fellers has to bring their cWM
Call or telephone ROLLIE WATSON
Admirably
Equipped.
bloody crimes. The defence in the Nord Mrs. C. L. Rol-eria. sulwtituleii as Wallace and Martha E. Wallace, E M. for Spruce limb wood. Immediate
Cardinal MezzofantI, tbe famous Cleveland Plain Dealer.
defendant. Ejectment. Continued
I^mb and P. E. famb, defendants.
strum case will m ike thatjplea when the
delivery.
Italian linguist, who died at the age
Ellen Daugherty, plaintiff, vs Riley Partition.
No Acid Ns«W
case la tried on Friday and a specialist is Maxwell, defendant. Ejectment. Con.
of seventy-five, knew and could speak
William Himes. C. II. Himes, Sarah
Weary William Rhoades
brought from Portland, nnd at the tax­ tinued
more
than
fifty
languages.
He
could
Montreal
insists
that
it
will
keep
A. Bayley and Fred Smith, plaintiff-,
payers' expense, to show that the man
K G. Staples, plaintiff, vs W, If. vs William Maxwell, Harrison Cleve. ahead of New York in exporting wheat. entertain his English friends with py, wot’s de difference bet*
was demented.
We might add that West, defendant. Action tor money. land Smith and Charles Wesley Smith, This shows that the Canadians realised specimens of the Yorkshire dialect and new fall cider?
Happy Harry—Search «-
defendants, To set aside deed.
Nordstrom wasn't very demented when Continued for service.
the value of stealing a march in deep hla French or German visitors with
Weary William RhosdeH
Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
the patois of their respective coun­
he left this city with a plan concocted in
Charles M. Lanning, plaintiff, vs channels.
Company a cor|a>ratioi<, plaintiff, vs
tries. “Dear me!” exclaimed Lord have ter put no acid In W *
his mind to rob an old man. Nor was Louis Olsen, defendant. Condemna­ Dwight Skinner and Mm. Skinner, his
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Byron, to whom this was told. “He frum workln’.”
wife, defendants. For deed.
he demented the day lie looked upon the tion Dismissed.
It is stated that France will collect
At which the dry bay
ought
to have been the custodian of
Fred P. Wittenberg, plaintiff.
corpse of his victim, whose head wa>
a duty of $120 on balloons from other the tower of Babel!”
Pacific Railway & Navigation Co., a
burst
Into a furious flaaaq
battered in. presenting ■ bloody, grue c-irporati-xi. plaintiff, vs Herbert W. Vincent Jacob and Walburga Jacob, countries landing on French soil. For
defendants. To set a»ide dee-1.
Cardwell.
A
bine
M.
Cardwell,
Fowler
so ne appearance. The dementia plea is
atmospheric rights it will shortly be
Getting His
H Cardwell and Helen R. Cardwell,
Breakfast Months.
George W. Kiger, plaintiff, vs William
getting so common it is a wonder thin lefendanta.
"I wouldn’t make a
Condemnation. Applies W. Starr and wife, defendants. Fore­ necessary to look up international law
A traveler stopped at a hotel In
attorney, have not tried it in bootleg -ion that Oak NoInn l-e appointed guar- closure. Default and deciee.
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Greenland, where the nights are six May," said the conceit*
It is said that some of the African months long, and as he registered a self satisfied smirk.
Han was granted. Defendant II. W
and oth< r cases.
William
Ryan,
plaintiff,
vs
E.
E
ardwell is dismissed
Order and Tyler and Delia L, Tyler, bis wife, ami snakes can swallow a rhinoceros. Thia
you said you were craiy * j
a a «
asked a question of tbe clerk.
Cougressmaa W.C. Hawley, who has judgment that the defendants are in Mitchell, Lewis A Slaver Company, is a fine opportunity to score twice
“What time do you have breakfast?" Of course she's no friend
leftnt and Hie same was entered.
"No,” interrupted Mia’S
defendants. Foreclosure. Demurrer ov> r with one bullet, without any danger ol
interested himself in the harbor improve
"From half past March to a quarter
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co . ruled and decree granted.
she’s not even a good repy
meats l<>r Tillamook bar and bar. will i corporation, plaintiff.
a nature fake in giving the particulars to Slay."—Harper's Weekly.
vs Joseph
say I ‘was.’ but would
F. R Beals Bird L. Heals and A. O
visit ths eountv the coming summer Ko-la-l and Marv Ko-isd, defendants
B«als, plaintiffs, vs E. E. Trier and
lie Standard and Tlmea /
omiemnstlon. Dismissed without cost. Delia L Tyler, his wife. Mitchell, L-wis
Col. Bryan would be a splendid man
and the local bodies and all those wh­
A Bone.
Pacific
Railway
&
Navigation
Co..
to
have
charge
of
a
airship
experiment.
ere intersated in the improvement, dev el
A Staver Company, a corporation, and
" What sort of an after dinner speak
Noissl«*
opmrnt and growth of the eoont- « corporation, plaintiff, vs Samuel Arthur Holden defendants. To cancel Repeated failures would not discourage cr is Bllggins?"
Kim »re, Mary H. Elm re and Elmore bond fnr deed Demurrer over ruled and him in the least.
Wife—Would It
should help make the (occasion; Intrr Packing Cu , a Cor|H>rali--o. defendants.
,he klDd wh0 8tar‘ 1»
learned another Hngnai« _
decree granted.
• • •
estiug lor ths Congressman and lo show Condemnation Continued.
dWn ‘
10
Yes, it would dellgbt
John B Langlev. plaintiff, re Nellie I Castro is a born advertiser. The nJ »8l
him how thoroughly in earnest end alar-
Allwrs Brolheis Milling Company, fangley, defendant. Lhrnrce. D- fault world >. try ing hard to'fage't’h.m but X. .1 hin procecd 10 «lemonstrnte Wife-Well, which on«
that
they
can
’
t
be
called
off
"-Ex-
united the people of Tillamook nre to l-laint-ff vs B. O. Snuffer, defendant.
Husband—The sig»
P
r,ni<-k'
r" \”lln*
h"» niastere-l the art of givmg .
change.
hAibor improvements. Let this be s re.’ Kcm-n for nm ey
Fir Lumber C a . a corporMihm, delen. 1
• Ireih
8et.
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William
G, D*
iS ight. plaintiff m A dant
illiam
G.
Forecloeure.
“
|
nudge.
letter day this year in this county, and it W i
. defendant.
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Atterbury,
Damages
,
rh
*
Quarrel.
A
Woman's
•*
ed . petition
would bo a good thing to invite the end ejectment at laaue.
Peter Hrant, plaintiff, rs al,,,lt|,;P'V I Ch‘c"«° h»’ "
fast night we parted forever"
Mdle
and
Samantha
Mill«.
Biggs
—
There
goes
hi*
wife.
J.
large timber owners, nr their repreaeo
tJben I .uppow Ferdy wU, not ca]1
William G. Dwight. plaint i IT, vs Lyle Wright and Annie I.
Wright, hi« containing 350.000 signatures ag.imt
past. Boggs Yes. at» ’J
tativea. to meet Mr. Hawh-y, tor thia is Christopher Christensen, <iefe
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n<la nt wife. Clarence J-atee nnd Ella Jones, the tax on hosiery. In Chicago, of
twenty years more ™ ,
a matter which is of as much importa- e- Ejectment and damage« at laeae.
THlamo-k County Bank, a corporation,
i
hind0; re‘ he " spend the •’•’•nini be­ willing to own np t*- ,
course, hosiery is a big thing.
to them a« well as the county. We make . Cowing & Cowing, plaintiffs, vs A. R Gangloff and A. C Danish.
vute
Courier
j7?re.L
h,>
>treet
’
■ • ■
nal.
Forecb-sure.
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Application
this anggexion so that the neveesarv Claud" Thayer, defendant Action foe defendants
■vi-mey.
that John A Brant, executor.' be made i Mr. Bryan's paper advises the nee
arrangements esn he made.
Great la tbe fee'**
of goto bed" instead of " retire.”
Mary E Plielpe plaintiff, vs Hugh defendant was granted.
• « a
«•’»eral John C. Fremont, "tbe Path- gradually take » widff
Finnigan.
defendant.
Actum for
William Dswd. plaintiff, rs HihU Does either expression describe a q-net
Tbe railroad os«s looks good lo th money. I ate set for trial ou Saturday
ten'xy ch”"'!
,!'X'kl"nd
more scope f»r tbe ■’J
Cooper, defendant Injunction.
I meditation on election nigbt ?
i
'*>T. Nyack, on tbe Hudson.
I compensation—D*8**
Roytal
Baking Powder
Renders the
food more wholesome and su
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