Tillamook headlight., October 07, 1909, Image 5

T illamook headlight , O ctober 7, looo
of said bank and defendant Samantha MiUs
Sheriff's Sale.
tlicciunt
*2 m Mioo. with interest and
to ther«»
—• Ol
——
M
mule ol Oregon cost», and thin the
Summons.
still paid
owing
to
ilcfeudant
Sanui
■' ........... ”'k
tieicnnant Samantha aniwu
Mills it be
there-
iftcr from the proceed* of the sales hereby 1- tn« eu.eU.t couTnrsr
o, Or„Gi,
ordered.
M>k.
That the mortguges therein referred to, Blwabctu HaKnbuTbT Tlllum’«Jk.
held by the niaintiff, by the defendant A C.
westeaberger
tiauiel, by the defendants Clarence Jones and
Anna Munn, Josef
puauff.
Ella Jones and by the defendants Tillamook
EliwtiuS
County
Bank
and
Samantha
Mills
and
her
Ungili, a®1
“art, ■,"'1 Heu,rilh
Queer Ideas About Alleviating
Order, Judgment and guardian ('lav Daniel, save and except the
mortgage executed by defendants J. Lyle
Decree.
Plaintiff,,
Bodily Suffering.
■nit *n‘Lh,
Aright and wife, covering Lot» 1, 2. 3.4
and 6 of Section 34, Township 1 South of 8“;“,’tl.h{we«trnbtr
«rubi
■? CUI««
Range ID West ol Willamette Meridian, of
ger, Johann Josef
record at page 519 of Book R Records of
Breckheiiner Janj
County
Mortgages of Tillamook County. Oregou.
MAGIC CURES OF THE TURKS.
Georg Leisser,
be, ami the same are hereby foreclosed and To E1,Sa%d* __
i
DU ap
' z
the defendants, ami each of them be. anil i io LUsubetha Westenberger,
Johann Josef'
they are hereby forever haired and fore
Breckheiiner and Georg Lei»ser, deicu-
closed of all right, title, interest or estate in
dants .
The Treatment to Which Crippled
or to the lands covered thereby or any
In the Name of the State of Oregon :
Hlthe Circuit Court <»( the portion thereof, save and except their right
Children Are Subjected—Bunches of
You are hereby required to appear and
the C -uut s of Tillamook of redemption as provided by law ; tbat the answer the complaint filed against you in
Garlic and Strings of Blue Beads as
purchasers of said lands al the sale hereby the ubovc entitled suit on or before the last
^■5(1^. / flll execution issued out ordered be put into immediate possession | day of the time prescribed in the order for
Panaceas Against All Kinds of ills.
thereof, and that the cross complaints of the ¡ the publication of this summon», to wit on
and
me ilirectcd. I defendant A. R Gangloff, Tillamook County or before tne 19th day of October. 190», the
A
stone strikes some part of tbe body
. ,C|| H> the law Bank. Samantha Mills and her guardian said day being after the expiration of six
lor •*!*u , q„„s<- door ot »aid I Clay Dailicl. be and the same are hereby dis­ I weeks from the first publication of this of an oriental aud Inflicts a wound
of Tdl.ouoo« State ol missed so far as they ask for the foreclosure , summons, and if you fail so to appear and The train of Ideas tbat this accident
ill, the -".nil day ol lieto, of that mortgage recorded at page 519 of I answer, for want thereof the nlatntiffs will would produce 111 Ills mind would ruu
Book ' R’’ of the records of mortgages of I apply to the Court for the relief demanded
horn ol u n o'clock a.in.. Tillamook
County. Oregon, aforesaid, and ; in the complaint, to wit. for a decree detet- something like this: Tbe stone Is the
■"’JÌidei.nl’"1 -a,U ‘I‘'C1CC and
the condition precedent tor the foreclosure of i mining the rights of the several parties
'
i"ul conclu said inortguge by the defendant Samantha ’ plaintiffs as well as defendants in and to that cause of pain, the cause of the wound.
■ « 1***„tore m ole
!",Hcrv' Mills, not having been complied with, said I certain real property situated in Tillamook It Is the principal origin of tbe trouble
■ !*! ÌE Court ordered, adjudged mortgage as to said property be and the I County, State of Oregon, described as the But tbe essence of every origin is hid­
of the Southwest quarter
■ "AC? it plaintin have and rt- same hereby is declared to be null and void, East half (E
■*i h i be Jrie,ulani» smnuntliu and said property is released frotn the lien of (Sw ¥¿1 of Section five (5) and the East half den. secret and therefore sacred. Tbe
said
mortgage.
.
(E
of
the
Northwest
quarter (Nw *4) of
Mil ” s her husband.
■ » oj'll'
ln“rMt
Said property will be sold at public auction Section eight (8) in Township six (6) South stone becomes an awe insplting fetich
The fetich
►
t
annum to the highest bidder to satisfy the sums of Range ten (10) West of the Willamette The wound Is neglected
ot 'j'amm.y. >«“T. lor due upon said judgment and decree, anil Meridian, that the plaintiffs and defendants has to lie propitiated This simple il­
■i* „ óf Xl.lo.oo a» attorney'» for costs and disbursements and accru:ng are the owners of the respective interests
therein alleged in the complaint; that the lustration is isirne out and supported
■£“”t»nd d.qm.-emenl». taxed costs of said sale.
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon, Septem­ j said real property is so situated that par­ by everyday experience which med­
ber 30,1909.
tition cannot be made without great pre­
■’atad.ntA.
i'nniel have: and
judice to the owners; that a sale thereof be ical men encounter In the east.
■ i'
toe ddeud ions Sumunthu
H. CRENSHAW.
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon ordered for the purpose of partition <;f the
■“iSopber Mill», the »uni of
Another instance may tie derived
proceeds ; that said real property be sold
■*
with interest thereon at
from among the lower elassea of the
according
to
law
and
the
proceeds
be
dis
­
Summons.
«nt per annum troni the
tributed according to law and according to Greek fsipulatlon of Constantinople. A
■’JKril 19u7. the further .um ot
the respective interests of the parties as
■itiSr * tee., and hi» eo.t. and
The
thCC
^Ȁ^
ofOr
‘
gOn
found and determined by the Court ; and tor child falls and cuts his head
HB—«-it taxed at $8.3»>.
such other and further relief as in the pre­ first thought of the parent is to lie sure
7
■P rfrbdaot.. Clm. iice Jone» and Francis G. Bailey.
mises may seein meet and proper.
I
Plaintiff,
recover ot and
■Li,' ..nd
.m‘ Christopher
Mills, from
her
This summons is published by order of the not to wash and to bind up tbe wound,
vs.
Honorable Earl C. Bronaugh, Judge pre­ still less to cull medical assistance,
■¿.imofXlk’o"
together with Charles A. Bailey,
siding in the above entitled Court, made on
■■^"".°the rate of 7 i>er cent per «»
Defendant.
30th day of August, 1909. By said however grave the cut may turn out
■Erie Mhdav of lanuary, 1UU7. To Charles A. Baiiey, the above named de­ the
order it was directed that this summons be to be. This is always an afterthought,
fendant
:
■TlltiOllO «» attorney', fee», and
published in the Tillamook Headlight once
In the name of the State of Oregon,—You each week for six consecutive weeks and the which very often comes so tgte tbat
,nd disbuiseimnts, tuxed at
hereby required to appear and answer date of the first publication thereof is
BfcdtfrcJ.nl A K. Gangloff have and are
the complaint filed against you in the above September 2. 1909, the date named in said the help of a surgeon can prove of no
use
B* J1 irom the defendant». I. Lyle entitled court and cause on or before the 7th order for said first publication.
MLinnk I Wright, his wile, thesum day of October, 1909, aad if you fail to
H. T. B otts ,
The flrst thing the father or mother of
■Kwetherwith interest thereon at answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
V eazir ¿k V kazie .
the injured child thinks of doing is to
«nt per annum from the apply to the court for the relief prayed for in
Attorneys
for
Plaintiffs.
■ ÉJun.rv,
‘he sum of her complaint herein, to-wit :
pour over the shoulder upon the place
^Ku an attorney's fee, aad his costs
That the bonds of matrimony existing
Administrator’s Notice.
of the accident a lilaitlon of wine or
between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved;
^^bntments, taxed at $8.35.
difendalit Samantha Mills and that she have the care, control and custody In the matter of the estate)
sugared water and to whls|>er In per
Clay Daniel, and the Tillamook of the minor children named in said com­
of Rebecca J. Dean,
forming this some mysterious formula
^Ktakhave and recover of and from plaint ; that defendant be required to pay
Deceased. )
Kuti J Lyle Wright and Annie I. plaintiff the sum of $8 per month since the
N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That the supposed to possess supernatural effi­
KLnmuf S6,8<»<) OO. together with month of December. 1903, and so long as undersigned has been duly appointed by the I cacy against every form of evil.
■town at the rat«- of 7 percent per she remains unmarried, and the further sum County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Tbe Moslems are addicted to the
■hsJanuarv 4tli, 19<>7, the sum of of $5 per month for the support of each of Tillamook County, administrator of the
■¡¡asattorney's fee herein, and their said minor children from the month of Dec., estate of REBECCA J. DEAN, deceased. queerest practices for purposes of heal­
1903. until they shall have reached the age All persons having claims against said estate
^tijiiburseinents, taxed at $8.35.
■Scwntsofthc said defendants and of majority, anil for such other and further are hereby required to present the same to ing or alleviating bodily pain. A Turk,
■¡Ldant A. K. Gangloff be binding relief as to the court may seem equitable.
me properly verified as by law required at for Instance. In distress or suffering
This summons is served upon you by pub­ my residence at Bay CHty, or at the office of
■^defendant J. Lyle Wright and
■vnzbtonly to tin extentot the pro- lication in the Tillamook Headlight by order W. H. Cooper, at Tillamook City, Oregon, from some disease, however severe,
■¿cl orto be realized from the sale of the Hon. Win Galloway, Judge of the within six months from the date hereof
knows of no better remedy than to fix
Bwptrtvherein described, for the pur- above named court, dated the 14th day ot
Dated this 9th day of September, 1909.
a piece of his dress, torn off with true
■¡¿of'which property the notes and August, 1909. The first publication to be
G. B. D avidson ,
^E| hereinbefore mentioned were on the 19th day of August, 1909.
Administrator of the estate of oriental equanimity, to an Iron bar of
A. W S everance .
Rebecca J. Dean, deceased.
some saint's tomb or to drink water
■fe property described in the coni-
Attorney for Plaintiff.
■ ind the various cross-complaints
N otice or 8 chool I ndemnity S elec . from a tumbler into which he has pre­
■ anpting, however, the property
viously put a sheet of paper with writ­
Order of Citation.
tion
^BTp-lSn R. 10 W.,be sold and the
ings from tbe Koran. Sometimes he
United States Land Office,
^■thereof applied to the satisfaction In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
■shots judgments herein as follows,
Portland.JOregon, Sept. 21, 1909.
will take a .tar. the Interior of which
for Tillamook County.
N otice is H ereby G iven .—That the has been written all over with strange
■ •jrtixsold for thc purpose of satis- State of Oregon,
i Order of Citation.
Plaintiff,
Stale of Oregon, on September 21, 1909, formulae and signs. lie will then till
Ktejadgments herein recovered by the
vs.
^Kgbr the defendant A. C. Daniel, J. C. Gove,
applied for the Sw
of Sw U of Section I It with water, wait till these formulae
■fagdescribed property, situate in
11, T. 3 N, R. 9 VV., Willamette Meridian, |
Defendant.
J
KsiiCounty, Oregon, to-wit :
Based
upon
the
application
of
the
plai
itiff
and tiled in this office a list of School and signs have been thoroughly dis­
East quarter (J4) ofthcSouth-
and it appearing to the Court that Indemnity Selections
m which it solved and drink the singular solution
■untr (y4) of Section thirty (30), herein,
MALCOLM
WYSTROM
died
intestate,
Miithrte (3) South of Range nine (9) without heirs, on or about the 25th day of selected said land; and that said list is with an absolute faith in its wonder
■fl'Jamette Meridian (excepting a June. 1907, at Tillamook City, in Tillamook open to the public for inspection.
working efficucy.
Ktfhad nine rods square, heretofore County, Oregon, that said deceased at the
Any and all persons claiming adver­
Sheltered by the somber cypresses
■a it United Brethren Church, at time of his death was a resident of, and left
MgORgon; also all that part of the real property In Tillamook County, Oregon, sely the ahove descrilied land or any Of (he great Mohammedan cemetery nt
(¡carter (^) of the Southeast described as follows, to-wit :
legal subdivision thereof, or claiming Scutari (the ancient Chrysopolls on the
toon thirty (30) in Township three
A strip of land 50 feet wide off of the North the same under the mining laws, or
■ MiRange nine (9) West of Wil- end
Asiatic coast of the Bosporus) there
extending across from east to
Ktttkiiian which lies on the North west of of and
the following described tract of desiring to show said land to he more stands In picturesque solitude the tomb
^■fatucca River, and a tract of land lands, to-wit
:
Beginning
at
a
point
16
rods
valuable
for
mineral
than
for
agricul
^■■ght (8) acres, more or less, on and 20 links North and 334 feet East of the
of a horse
Every Friday afternoon
Mfafe of the Nestucca River, com- Southwest corner of that tract of land tural purposes, or to object to said
BitMfettbelow the mouth of Beaver deeded by G. W. Blackwell to H. M. Bush, selection fur any legal reason, should Turkish mothers carry to tbat tomb
■ « aid Section thirty (30), and situate in Tillamook County . State of tile their claims or their affidavits of their crippled children to lie submitted
■faixt South across said Nestucca Oregon, and thence running North to a
bv a select khodja" (priesti to an ex
•»the Section line . thence East to the point 514 feet north of the south line of the protest or contest in this office.
A loebnon S. D rkhser ,
■tat corner of sa id Section thirty (30) ; said Blackwell's Homestead Claim ; thence
traordiuary course of treatment. '1 hese
■Horthacro»»said river, containing 28 West to the line of the County road ; thence
Register.
children are dragged, with their dis
■tate or less (excepting the rights South along said county road to a point 16 ,
G eo . W. B ibee .
eased limbs dangling over the hillock,
■Jft granted to Beaver, Oregon, rods and 20 links north of the south line of
Receiver,
■JUhtnct in the tract of land now used said Blackwell's land claim ; thence East to
from one end of the tomb to the other
■Hbtrict for school purposes, and ex- the place of beginning.
I hereby designate the Tillamook
■liboat ten acres of said Southeast
That the estate of the said Malcolm Wys- Headlight. a newspaper published at and then back again in tbe same tasb
^(fthe Southeast quarter of Section trom. deceased, has been duly administered
ion. The occult influence emanating
■foibed in a mortgage made by upon and that the real property has not Tillamook, Oregon, as the paper in
■feg and Samantha Mills, dated been disposed of during the aaministeration which the above notice is to be pub. from this hillock Is supposed to be an
■K27tb. 1903, and recorded in Book of said estate ; that there are no liens or lished.
all efficient panacea.
A lgernon S. D resser .
■9M*159 thereof, Records of Mort- incumbrances existing against the same,
Register.
It is uot dittic till to trace In this case
yyd County). Also the Southwest and that one J. C. Gove is now in the posses­
the Southwest quarter of Section sion thereof and claim some interest in the
the crude, Imperfect association ol
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
■y (29). in Township three (3) said real property.
ideas Tbe horse lias lc-g been eon
Department of the Interior,
■riange nine (9) West of the Willam-
Now, therefore, any and all persons inter­
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore.,
containing 40 acres more or ested in the estate of the said Jlalcolm Wys-
sldered an emblem of vigor, typifying
April 23rd, 1909.
the tract of land nine rods troin, deceased, or the above described real
Notice is hereby given chat FLORA M. as Buskin says, "the flow and force
■"fttofore deeded to the Free Metho- property, are hereby required to appear in
PATZLAF, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on of lire
■wa.at Beaver, Oregon).
Hence the belief ot the on
this Court on or before the 9th day of
■ aalso excepted here from the land November, 1909, and then and there show April 23rd, i9o9, made timber and atone appli­ ental. Inherited, no doubt, from the
■stfetown of Beaver as shown by cause, if any’ they have, why the said lands cation. No. 0(827. for E ’4 of Ne % Sec.
gwyttiefa dated April 11th. 1903. should not escheat to, and the title thereof 10, tp. 1 south, Range 9 West, Willamette Greeks in tbe till conquering virtue
Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to
■jW in Deed Book “ Z.” page 532, vest absolutely in the State of Oregon.
make final timber proof, to establish claim to and influence of oceull and mysterious
■»Tillamook County, Oregon, and
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 20th day of the land above described, befo e W. H. effiuda which are suppoied to emanate
B^and blocks in said town.
September,
1909.
.
Cooper,
U.S. Commissioner, at Tillamook,
■~rcbe Hold for the purpose of satis-
GEO. H. BURNETT. Judge.
Oregon, on the 10th day of December, I909. constantly from a horses tomb
■JWgmcnt rendered herein in favor
names
as witnesses :
Claimant
The wearing of a necklace of blue
u8?1 Clarence Jones and Ella
Carl Patzlaf, of Til amook, Oregon, David
Notice of Final Settlement.
E11!1 v‘ollowing ‘^scribed property,
Martiny, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Jas. Wood­ beads or of garlic as a potent means
■uTNorth Kast quarter of the
N otice is H ereby G iven —That the un- ward, of Tillamook, Oregon; Ed. Lindsey, of of keeping nway disease or or warding
■ quarter and Lot 1 of Section 31,
■ of Section 30, in Township 3 dersigned has filed in the County Court ot Tillamook, A Oregoa.
off the evil eve is quite a universal
ix; er non S. D resrfr . Register.
West- an<1 the South East the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County,
matter of sincere belief In the whole
Kftne South East quarter of Section his final account as adminstrator of the
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
of Turkey. Tills superstition is shared.
3 Mouth of Range 10 West Estate of DAVID REASONER, deceased, and
Department of the Interior,
"me Meridian, and that if there be that said Court has fixed Monday. Novem­
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore.,
a, is well known, by the lower classes
■wirom the sale of said property ber 1st, 1909, at the hour of 2 o clock in tne
Apiil ¡st 191)9.
Joaatirfy the said judgment of saie! afternoon, as the time for the hearing of
Notice is hereby given that CARL A. of manv a country In civilized eastern
objections
to
said
final
account
and
tne
there then be sold for
PATZLAF, of Tillamook, Oregon wlio, on Europe There, however. It Is not so
• °<.satisfying the deficiency, if settlement thereof.
April nd, I909, made timber and stone appli universal aud flagrant as in the orient
,1. S. D iehl . Adminstrator.
. ™10*mg described real property,
cation, No 01769. for Ne Vi of Sw and Nw
A. W. Severance, Attorney (or Admin- of Se Ji of section 2», township 1 so. th. range
J1!“*! Part of the South East
There is scarcely a house’ hi the
i#w“ek.°’lth East quarter of Section
9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
^J1P3 South ot Range 9 West of "'¡■'"'»'¿publication, September 16th, 1909. , of intention to make final timber proof, to Moslem. Greek and Armenian districts
establish claim to 'the land above described of tbe population of Constantinople
jk.JJ’™’40- which is bounded on
faZanLCreek-«nd on the South
before W. H, Cooper, US. Con: mission er, at
i’vcr*on thc Wc9t by the
Notice to Creditors.
Tillamook, Oregon, on the 10th day of which has not hanging above Its em
líl2tí?dcd., of Joseph Bixby’s pre­
December. Ii»o9. Claimant names as witnesses : trance door a collection of garlic and
N otice is
H ereby G iven ,—That the
David Martiny, of Tillamook, Oregon; Ed.
ft»
thc store lot owned by the
»¿\AugUBt 27th« 1003, and on undersigned has been by tbe County' Court of Lindsey, of Tillamook. Oregon; Morris Leach, scarcely a beast of toll which has not
Co“nty road, being a tract Tillamook County. Oregon, duly appointed of Tillamook. Oregon; Frank Easter, of ill la­ attached to some part of It a string
'«»crea of land
administrator of the estate of RICHARD in 00k, Oregon
of blue beads Among the uneducated
_______ A lgernon S. dbesskk . Register.
ktadfr/rt !abiifaction of the judgments C. BURTON, deceased. All persons having
It is Impossible to find an individual
EL.”10. ’*vor of the plaintiff and claims against said [estate are reauired to
HE PACIFIC MONTHLY, or Portland.
kfa A-J? Daniel, the remainder present the same to me, duly verified as re­
Oregon, is a beautifully illustrated who does not pin absolute filth to the
SCZith« »ale of the lands quired by Jaw. at the office of H. T. Botts
monthly magaxine. If you are inter­ all healing power of WHt> charms,
KSn i\*n,»rtK««e be applied to Attorney-at-Law, in Tillamook City. Oregon
fdtfenrtnn?f.thc iudR»nent recovered within six months from the date hereof.
ested in dairying, fruit raising, poultry
beads, which are
know government
about irrigated
raising,
or want
to «now
«uw.,
___ especially of blue
ferif,*nt A
Gangloff, and the
lands,
timber
land
~— —------ -------- -------
Dated August T
12th,
1909.
- lands,
- - or free
‘
* Tbe
---------
l.nrf ,
homas M. B vbtoit .
open to homestead
entry,
Pacific
’ •*»’»« "*ry
tn !»♦*
sn Ul)fa
« rwn.Z’ S° .thc satisfaction of the
possible
III Ulnar K P
”
Administrator Estate of Richard
SlStmlÌiu J5-7 Tillamook County
C Burton, deceased.
^’b» and her guardian,
cpneral
I»
the
belief
In
fhe
e«Bl
It you three
will late
'send
twentr-fivr
cents
CPDPrRl
fg ffo(»
fn fhi* onut
Gtttiri the ju,1K,n«nts in favor of
stamps,
issues
will tx sent
you i/J I ln
».aloFtif i.,«„
8
Kd
Jonc’ an(1 Hila Jones
influence of
of the plflDPtN
planet»
that you may become
with it 1 ; In the baleful itiflUPDCp
Summons.
•tamps.
issue, acquainted
w
proceeds of the pro-
Hamp . three late
hn.rr.me
ac<
I Saturn aud Mar* upon the constitution
5lJVl“e ten acres tract last des-
loia offers
una» . :
I
’
Read the following splendid
i tie» in5nce
lands to be sold to In the Circuit Court of the State o«‘ Oregon Offer
th« human b<’dy. upon its four car
No I —McClure's Magazine,
Magazine, Woman’s]
for Tillamook Countv.
JOdgment.
then
said
ten
acre
Home
Companion
and The Pacific Monthly,
'
S ’ab’fy any deficiency upon Bona Erickson.
*
dînai
humors
—blood,
phlegm, yellow
1
costing $4.50, will be sent at a special rate .
Plaintiff
bil»* nu4 black bile Thaw- planets are
Bank a R’
the Tilla
of
|J.OO.
vs.
*
Sa,nantha Mills and her
Offer No 2 —McClure s Magazine. Review I r-onsidcred by sonx* orientals especial
I
to the Tilla- Charles Erickson,
of Reviews and The Pacific Monthly, cost­ ly iu tbe far south, as tbe unmlatak
«fen it.
the Proceeds of said To Charles Defendant.
“Äon,
abo« named
naneddc
Erickson, J the above
de­
ing 13.00, will be sent for f? do.
i«S. »rt-?. £*>«ment. the sum of
Offer No 3.—Haman Lire. Ideal Homes and able «anses of all sorts of ailments
31»t a« r
interest thereon
: of the State of Oregon ■ You
The Pacific Monthly will be sent for $2 00.
In fendant
the name
’Front rL°f Au«u»t. 1907, at the are hereby required to appear and answer
Oder br number and send your order ac- ' Woe unto him who begins any work
kyment
aPnum, and the excess the complaint filed against you in the above companied by postal money order for the when
turn or Mars is Io the ascend
*5*1 amount and the entitled cot.rt and cause on or before the 4th amount to The Pacific Monthly. Portland.
ant.- C eveliod I'laio Dealer.
the costs and dis- day of November. 1909, and If you fail to Oregon.
Mill« h
P,art>c» to the said answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
through her Guar- aPPly to the court for the relief praved for in
If Only.
her complaint herein, to-v it That the
Board of Equalisation
of the sa’d Gangloff. bonds of matrimony existing between plain­
Enpec (engaged to Tommy)—
Mill« À Bank and defendant tiff and defendant lie dissolved, nnd for such
tiff and and
detond.-tnr
tu ,—
* further mhef
as ------
to the court may
! My
K'mniian bv other
relief
may . Notice is herebj given that on Mon. When you proposal to me you said
that *" of thc
This equitable.
summons is served upon rou by pub. I daj. October 18, 1909. (he Countv Board that If I would only say tbe right
friqni ..aw* ’Iv.cribrd in the mort- seem
word you would be tbe happiest mao
212 or Book "R" of lication in the fillaniook Headlight by order ;
ni»"x.Kex of Tillamook Co. of the Hon Wm. Galloway, Judge of the ol Equilization will meet at the Court
Wt JinJiul“rly. JiKfibed a. fol- above named court, dated the 2Sth day of House of T»llamo>k County, Oregon, In the world.
Tommy —Ab! If you bad only said It'
*"1
? c,t
of tbv
h-r 1909 The first publication to be
and publicly examine the assessment rolls - uiu-'rrited Bits.
*nd th' North West September. 1909 Ä”'.n.mbir"19O<J
f
h.wWe’lt Mnarter of Section onPthe 30th day °\8^- ¿EVERANCE;._
for aa.d year, and correct all error* in
Attorney for Plaintiff.
«M th,
th' North Ka.t
valuaUons, description* of lands and
Perilous.
1“atter of the
. S«tion 30, and the
"Were you ever tn a railroad diaas
other property. »Said board will con-
Notice of Final Settlement.
1» ° ' t 1, S oath Ka,t q,,ar
*?<« <*'n”,.Town**,*P 3 South of
N otice is H ereby G iven .—That the un­ tinoe in aeeaion from day to day, until ter?'
k tow. „7'¡lomette Meridian. al»o
"Yes I once biased tbe wrong girt
* ricentil Braver as hereinbefore dersigned, administrator of the estate of T, the examination, correction and equali­
,y.on$. block in the town 3- JEWELL, deceased, has filed in the zation of tbe aaacMmeot roll* thall be while going through a tunnel.''—Cleve­
County
Court
of
Tillamook
County.
State
;
* '»Inn. be wild for the
land Leader.
Oregon, his final account as such adminis­
ttle deficiency then of
trator of said estate, and that Tuesday. tbe completed.
second day of November. A-D. 1909. at the
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, Septeoo
of lhe defendant Tilla- hoar
It'S the fallow who minds bls p's
of Ten o’clock in the fore boob thereof,
2.
of the defendant
been fixed by said Court as the time for
and q's that sleeps on flowery beds of
'
i.Vthe extent of «2.800.00 has
ber. 22, 1909.
hearing
of
objections
to
said
report
and
tbe
A.
M
Hase,
> l ML* »nd di.hnrWTnent.
ea.~ Philadelphia Record
Io the payment of
County Assessor.
J C FEWLEY.
Mt^^H^oont Gangloff, that settlement thereof.
Administrator
of
tbe
eatate
of
•th,
defendant Gangloff be
T S. Jewell, deceased.
T^^tion of the judgment.
T
CIRCUSES.
A LAKE THAT RAN AWAY.
Th» Old and ths New and the Great­ It Changnd th« Fac« of a Part of
est Drawing Card.
North.ro Vermont.
Before tbe oue ring days and going
One hundred years ago tbe sites ot
back a few ceuturles tbe circus was Glover and Burton. In tbe northern
represented tn the persou of a mounte­ part of Vermont, were mostly swamp
bank. a thin vlsaged, clean shaven land. A mill was located by a brook
mau who bitched bls trapeze to tbe wlilch was fed from one of tbe large
sturdy limb of a village oak and did ponds three or four miles from wbat
feats to the 111 concealed amazement is now the village of Glover. These
of a people who respected God some- mountain ponds or lake«, two or three
wbut. but tbe devil aud bis black miles square, are high up In tbe Green
magic a great deal more.
mountains and are among the most
A long aud bigb Jump this—from > attractive spots in New England.
mountebnnk to modern hippodrome,
On June 6. 1810. three men went
from a mau who lived under his bat up the brook to see if a little more
to a tented city which bouses as mauy water could be let down to tbe mill.
as 25.000 people in ODe day and regu­ They removed some earth, when sud­
larly furnishes food, shelter and trans­ denly tbe quicksands gave way. and
portation for 1.200 more, to say noth­ ' they saw tbat the whole lake was lia­
ing of a hospital, a postoffice and a ble to be upon them
commissary where one can purchase
Frantically they questioned. “Who
«¡most anything from a postage stamp will save tbe miller and his wife?”
to a suit ot overalls.
Spencer Chamberlain, the fleetest of
Tbe hlg show today Is as highly spe­ foot, ran as fast as possible through
cialized and deviously organized as is the tangle of thick woods to give warn­
our greatest business Institution. Its ing, while tbe other men escaped to
maintenance costs a thousand dollars higher .round. He found the miller
an hour. Yes. it's a long Jump from away and the miller’s wife grinding at
tbe mountebank; but. after all. things the mill. She became helpless with
haven't changed so much in some horror; but, breathless as ber rescuer
ways.
was from bls flight, he succeeded In
A man who was running a trick dragging and carrying ber up tbe bill
pony and dog show last year added a out of reach of the rushing water.
"thriller" to bis program lb tbe way The miller’s horse was drowned and
of a dangerous flying trapeze act. To all of bls hard earned property swept
the delight of bls pockets, but the In­ away In a twinkling.
tense disgust of bls trainer's soul, tbe
Tbe water rushed along, carrying
door receipts almost doubled. He bad everything before It. digging out ra­
two men at tbe door one night who vines. filling up hollows and making a
asked tbe outgoing crowds which part new surface to tbe land generally,
of the show they liked best—the trick some of It reaching Lake Memphrema-
aulmals or the acrobats. They answer
gog. more than a dozen mill's eway.
ed as one. "Tbe acrobats!”
It brought down so much sund that It
Danger—danger to other human filled the swamps aud made them flt
drawing
lives and limbs—that's tbe
for habitation.
card, after all, excepting only tbe chll-
The site of the lake Is now called
be
gory
dren who are too yonng to
Runaway pond or Dry pond and tbe
minded and who find most delight In
road leading to It Runaway road. The
the clowns.
We grownups like the ground which was once the bed of
"thrillers”—the more deadly the better. tbe lake Is spongy and shakes when
—William Allen Jobuston in Harper’s walked upon. Hay Is grown there, but
Weekly.
has to be cut by hand and carried off
on pitchforks, ss s horse would sink
WHAT HE WAS TELLING HIM Into the soggy mass.—Boston Globe.
An Incident That Ended the Conver­
sation at the Barber's.
“Yon are very bald, sir." said tbe
barber to little Binks as tbe latter took
up bis position in tbe chair.
“What’s that you say?” asked Binks
pleasantly.
“I say you are very bald, sir,” repeat­
ed the barber.
“Who Is?” asked Binks.
“You, sir.” said the barber.
“What paper did you see that in?
demanded Binks.
“What’s that, sir?” asked tbe bar-
ber.
“What newspaper?” repeated Binks.
“I read all the papers, but I didn’t see
any reference to this, Was it in one
of the early editions of tbe evening
papers?”
“Was wbat. sir?” queried the puzzled
barber.
“This thing you were Just telling
me.” said Binks.
“Why. I don’t remember tolling
you”— began the barber.
“About my beinR bald, you know."
said Binks.
"You said I was very
bald, didn’t you?”
“Yes.” said the barber, “but I didn’t
mention tbe newspapers, sir.
Why
should it be in the newspapers, sir?”
“Why. because it’s Dews, Isn’t It?”
said Binks.
“I shouldn't say that, sir,” said the
barber.
“Well, if it isn’t news, what In thun­
der did you tell me about It for?*’ de­
manded Binks. “I supposed you had
read about It I d one of tbe papers and
had reached tbe conclusion that I
didn't know ft. If you find a mole
under my left ear while shaving ma,
break it to me gently, please, and you
may omit nil mention of tbe fact that
my beard Is getting gray. I am trying
to stave off a realization of tbe“—
But Just then the barber accidental­
ly ran his lather brush over Bink’s
mouth, and tbe conversation ceased —
Lippincott’s.
The Mechanical Choir.
"I bear tbat your church has ln-
stalled a phonograph stuffed wltb
sacred music?'
"Yes.
Had to do It.
Choir bad
struck.”
"New scheme work all right?’
"It’s beautiful. Never quarrels wltb
itself, has no skirts to rustle, doesn't
fret about tbe angle of its bat. refrains
from giggling or powdering its nose,
and If It gets out of order a mechanic
can repair It.”—Philadelphia Ledger.
TIDES OF PUGET SOUND.
Th« Swift and Turbulant Waters cf
th« Narrows.
The waters nt the narrows are
treacherous. It Is o place of terrible
tides.
Viewed from tbe precipitous
shores, the surging waters sre mag­
nificent. The scene bss been compared
with the Hudson above New York
city.
The waters of that part of
rnget sound which extends to Olym­
pia. Mud bay. Shelton and Henderson
bay. a vast Inland sea within Itself,
all flow fn and out of the narrows.
In tbe upper reaches of the sound
some twenty-five or thirty miles from
the narrows the tides strain s height
of more than twenty feet. When the
tides begin to fall all the accumulated
water rushes out through the narrows
like a great river st flood.
In like
manner when tbe tide sets tn tbe di­
rection of Olympia tbe narrows be­
come a swift and turbulent stream.
Frightful whirlpools ar« numerous.
Streams running powerfully In con­
trary directions strike and tbe water
bolls.
Large steamboats struck by tbe con­
trary currents groan and creak and
sway under the strain. This being so.
It Is no wonder tbat small craft often
overturn In the narrows A whirlpool
has been known to seize a rewboat and
twist It round and round until tbe
rowers almost despaired of coming out
alive. It is a marvelously beautiful
water wltb all Its terrors, and hun­
dreds and thousands will continue to
find pleasure there, notwithstanding
Its occasional trtfgedles
Tbe rumble
of the tides when running at full Is
like the distant funfible of tbe ocean
The terrors of tbe seif are an element
of It» charm, and so ft 1» wltb tbe ter
rora of the narrows.—T» co tn a Ixtdget'.
Two Apologies For a Hat.
A Kansas City man who bad lost
bls hat at a public function in tbat
metropolis caused tbe following unique
advertisement to be published in the
local papers;
Th« und«rsl<n«1 will deem It a rreat
favor It th« s«ntl«man who Inadvertently
took th« und«ralm«d’a new ellk hat on
th« occaalon nt the reception of the Lo
toa club, leavlnr an Inferior headpiece In­
stead. will have th« soodnesa to return
aald allk hat. Not only will the santia­
mén recalva the underatfned'a warmeat
thank» for hie klndneee. but the apologia»
of tbe underelsmed— the apoloffy tor the
trouble the tindaralrned may have cauaed
him and "the apology for a hat" which he
haa conferred upon the undersigned
—81. Louis Republic.
The Day He Selected.
When Mr Gladstone was alive be
was once discussing wltb some friends
at Hawarden castle tbe greatest day
I d the world’s history. Each member
of tbe group was asked to say on
which day he. in tbe past or tbe fu­
ture. would prefer to live. It being
supposed that be abould have bls pres­
ent knowledge, and afterward return
to bls present existence.
Mr. Glad-
stone cbose a dsy io Greece when
Athens was at its highest glory.
Not Like Him.
Tbe Vicar—I'm surprised at you.
Why. look at me
I can «r>
SI Igg"
luto tbe town without coming back in
toxlcated
Higgs—Yeab. zur
But Ol
be so popular—London Telegraph
Might Have Holpsd.
"We were traveling all day I d the
I
teeth of tbe gale.”
"Pity you didn't have a dentist ”
"Wbat for?'
"To draw the teeth!”
All Affected.
Sprtgg went to s noted physician to
■sk advice ns to his henltb In pomp
ous tones he sddressed tbe doctor:
”1—ah—have come to—ah—ssk you
—«b—wbat—wbat Is—eb—tbe dooeld
mat taw wltb me—ahi”
"I find your heart le affected.” »aid
tke physician gravely.
"Oh—ab—anything else—eb?'
"Ye«, your binge are affected too.”
“Anything—«h—else- ab ?"
“Ten; your manners are also affect­
ed.”—London Answers.
Hypothetical Questions.
"What will your mother say to you
when you get home?' said one boy.
“She'll start In by aaklng me some
hypothetical questions,” answered pre
eoclous WUlle
“Wbat «re they?’
“Questions that she thinks sb«
h»ows tbe stMwers to before she etarts
tn talk."-Washington 8tar.
Archness.
That’s Different.
‘'Here’s a case where fear turned
dark hair yellow"
"Fear turned the heir yellow! BoabT
"Fear of being out of styls.”—Ex­
change.
hklly Gay—What a cunning little fel-
h»w Mr CalBpen la! Dolly Hwlft-
C»nnfr|gT Why. he's dreadfully bow
leered nelly Gay-Yee. but that give«
tab euefc an arch look, you know -
k ti