Tillamook headlight., October 28, 1909, Image 7

i LLAMOOK
THE sancì diamond .
HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 28. 1909.
The Baby Turtle.
.
I urtle« lay tb. ir ,.gw, ln ,bt.
earthquakes
(our«« Sine« th« Tim« Queea ami let t!»e xun hat, h tbein out. They
1
Elizabeth Bought It.
<•<> not lay them all In one place prob­ Great Shocks Almost Always Followed
Eliubeth of England purchased the ably because they think It safer to
by After Shocks.
Sanci diamond when De Sanci. I scatter them. Then, even thmtgb ,,ile
Although selsiiiohigists have not yet
Unvagant and splendid, was low in t>e stolen or broken, tbe miters may es- succeeded In finding out any means of
„ ffbeu Charles became king and <ape. Hie mother turtle covers them definitely predicting the occurrence of
¡„„t Buckingham to Paris to bring nil carefully up. one after another, with an earthquake, they are very hopeful
a thlu aprluklhiK of sand and then ap­ of finally arriving at this desired goal,
bls bride, Henrietta, the niessen- parently never elves them auother «nd already they cun discern danger
Lrwure the Saucl. Charles quarreled thought, considering her maternal duty by the pulsations which are always
Litb bis queen, Henrietta, and with done. Certain it is that she has never gently agitating the surface of the
^parliament, and not long afterward been diseovenil going near these egg earth. A sudden cessation of these
uromivrll asked for his head. Henri babies again, and when Yliey hatch at heart beats is a danger signal, extreme
,(tn gave the diamond to the Earl of last the tiny soft backed creatures at stillness Invariably preceding an earth­
|Worcester. Worcester probably gave < once begin crawling around iu search quake. whereas constant tremors are a
K back to the Stuarts, for whom he of flies and other food as Independent­ good sign.
Lined himself, for it descended to ly as if there were no such thing as a
A great earthquake is almost always
¡lines II- James’ disastrous reign cost mother hi the world. A little girl who followed by weaker ones, and when it
Ltu tbe crown, but he kept the Saucl. found one of these odd oblong turtle is violent and destructive the number
jbat and oilier jewels which he took eggs on a sandy river bank In Louisi­ of minor shocks following it may
|Wy with him supported various Stu- ana took it home and put It iu a teacup amount to hundreds or even thousands
Lt pretender«. Tills particular one w as on the table for safe keeping. A few and continue for several luuuths or
Lid to Louis XIV. of France for $125,- hours later a slight noise was noticed years.
The occurrence of after
MQ.
in that direction, and on looking Iu the
Stolen with other jewels in 1792, the cup again she found a baby turtle, full quite natural and necessary
I sand disappeared for thirty-six years, fledged, but tiny, scrambling about tling down into stable equilibrium of
yjeweler came by it, and Prince Dem- among the bits of Its broken eggshell the disturbed tract at the origin of dis­
turbance, each of these shocks remov­
Ijjoff purchased it for his wife. Twen- cradle.
ing an unstable or weak poiut under­
i j years later she let it go to Jamset-
neath.
jee Jeejeeboy, a rich merchant of Bom-
Ravens and the Hap,burgs.
Further, as a very great shock would
Hay. Again it appeared at a Paris
Henri de Weiddel tells the story of
Lneler's shop and was sold to the the Into Empress Elizabeth and the remove a correspondingly great under­
maharajah of Puttilala. He. too. came ravens which Maurus .iokel gave in an .ground instability it is probable that
apou hard times. It was from a Lon­ article at the time of her majesty’s such a shock would not for a long
don jeweler that William Waldorf As­ tragic death. Early In her life Eliza­ time be followed by another of a mag-
tor bought it for his son's bride.— beth wrote some verses in Hungarian nitude comparable to its own in the
franklin Clarkin ln Everybody’s Mag- on the subject of the raveu. the bird same or a neighboring district.
When, however, the initial shock is
uine.
of ill omen, which plays a great part
In the history of the Hapsburgs. Ac­ not very great it may be followed by
cording to the Imperial poetess, a another like it, but even in this case
THE SPIDER
flight of ravens was hovering over Ol- the position of the origin of the second
mutz
when Francis Joseph received shock would usually be quite distinct
It Differ, From an Insect In Five Main
from
bls uncle's hands the crown from that of the first.—Wide World
Particulars.
which
was destined to inflict upon him Magazine.
The spider is not an Insect, though
such
miseries.
A raven followed Max­
| probably nine people out of ten would
A CAMEL STORY.
imilian and Charlotte on their last
class It under this term. With scor- walk before their departure for Mex­
I pions and mites spiders form a class In ico, and when Marla Christina was Foiled In Its Revenge, the Animal
I the animal kingdom known as arach- starting to receive the crown of Spain,
Committed Suicide.
| nlda. This name is derived from a which was one day to be so grievous a
Some years ago it chanced that a
mythical personage called Arachne, burden, a raven flew over the horses’ valuable camel working in an old mill
| the daughter of a purple dyer of Ly­ heads and accompanied the carriage to in Africa was severely beaten by its
dia. who was fabled to have chai- the railway station. These incidents driver, who, perceiving that the camel
I lenged Minerva to a trial of skill In were the subject of the poem.—West­ had treasured up the injury and was
only waiting a favorable opportunity
spinning. So indignant was the god­ minster Gazette.
for revenge, kept a strict watch upon
dess at this act of boldness that she
the animal. Time passed away. The
forthwith transformed the hapless
Room For Improvement.
challenger into a spider, presumably
A certain estimable old gentleman is 1 camel, perceiving that it was watched,
| la order that she might have the best at all times worth listening to. though was quiet and obedient, and the driver
i possible opportunity of practicing the occasionally his grammar is scarcely began to think that the beating was
iff on which she prided herself so perfect. He was dining on one occa­ forgotten.
One night after a lapse of several
much.
sion with the local squire, when, much
Spiders differ from Insects in five to the disgust of his worthy host, a months the man, who slept on a rais­
main particulars. Their eyes are sim­ trifling error on the old gentleman's ed platform In the mill, while, as is
ple Instead of compound, they have part was pounced upon and loudly re­ customary, the camel was stalled In a
eight legs in place of six. they do not peated by the son and heir of the corner, happening to remain awake,
pass through the metamorphoses house. There was a painful silence, observed by the bright moonlight that
when all was quiet the animal looked
which are characteristic of Insects, broken at length by the host.
they have no antennae and their
"My son.” he remarked quietly to the cautiously around, rose softly and.
breathing is accomplished by means of young fellow, "there are times, I ad­ stealing over toward a spot where a
organs which combine the functions mit. when our old friend's speech is a bundle of clothes and a burnoose,
of lungs and gills instead of by tubes little peculiar. At such times you thrown carelessly on the ground, re­
pervading their bodies. These points might lie of mutual assistance to each sembled a sleeping figure, cast Itself
with violence upon them, rolling with
of distinction are sufficient to deter­ other.”
all its weight and tearing them most
sine the fact that it is impossible to
“In what way. sir?” asked the son.
dass spiders as insects.
“Well,” was the severe rejoinder, viciously with its teeth.
Satisfied that its revenge was com­
"you might give Mr. X. a lesson or
two in grammar. io return for which plete, the camel was returning to its
The “Picket.”
The picket was generally inflicted on I have no doubt lie would assist you corner when the driver sat up and
cavalry and artillery men and was a to patch up the boles In your uiau- spoke. At the sound of bis voice and
perceiving the mistake it had made
ilugularly brutal bit of torture. A long ners.”—London Tit-Bits.
the animal was so mortified at the fail­
post, near which stood a stool, was
ure and discovery of its scheme that it
driven into the ground. The delinquent
Three Reasons For Declining.
lts bead against the wall and
was ordered to mount the stool, and
Lord Broughton had a temper which dashed the spot.—Sheffield Telegraph.
his right band was fastened to a book sometimes exploded in a most discon­ died on
in the post by a noose, drawn up as certing manner. It is related that on
Lavender.
high as it could be stretched, rouud his one occasion be dined with a large
How many of those who delight in
Wrist. A stump the height of the stool, party at Thackeray’s house, and after
with its end cut to a round and blunt dinuer some specially tine madeira the odor of fresh sweet lavender ever
point, was also driven into the earth was produced. In bls usual genial think how the plaut came by its sooth­
close to the post. Then the stool was way the novelist pressed this on bls ing name? Back be must go iu imag­
taken away, and the sufferer had noth­ guests and, patting his neighbor, Lord ination to the clean old Romans and
their cult of the bath. I.aveuder found
ing to rest bis bare feet upon but the Broughton, on the back, remarked. high favor with them to perfume their
Itump. "which, though it did not usu- “Now. my dear old boy, you must try baths, and it was they who called it
illy break the skin,” says Captain some of this."
tavaudula, the root of the name being
Grose, “put him in great torture, his
A chill fell on the company when the Latin lavare—to wash. Iu olden
only means of relief being by resting the noble lord retorted, ”1 am not your days. too. lavender leaves were an Im­
your portant ingredient in the making of
bls weight on his wrist, the pain of dear boy, 1 am not old. and
which soon became intolerable.” One wine."
precious spikenard ointment. Although
can very well believe him, especially
we regard lavender as so peculiarly
The
Only
Thing
Left.
when he makes the addition that a
English a plaut. owing to its extensive
Jeremiah
Jinks
is
rich
and
stingy.
man was not Infrequently left to stand
cultivation in the home counties and
in this position for half an hour, al­ An acquaintance of his met Jinks' son its associations with our English homes
though the orthodox period of endur­ the other day. “Your father seems to and gardens, it was not. as a matter of
ance was fifteen mluutes. — London have lost a good deal of money lately. fact. Introduced to this country until
The last time I saw him be was com­ the sixteenth century, when it came
Graphio.
plaining and saying he must econo­ from France with the Huguenot set­
mize.”
Seizing the Opportunity.
tlers. The Romans did uot apparently
"Economize! Did be say where he bring it to us when they gave us our
Doctor—You have no reason to be­
lieve, madam, that your husband shot was going to begin?"
fine roads —Westminster Gazette.
"Yes; on his table, he said.”
himself Intentionally?
"Then he must be going to take
Madam—Oh. dear, no! It was purely
“An Old Sheep."
away the tablecloth,” was the filial
accidental. But is he seriously hurt?
A Bengali clerk who bad been trans­
Doctor—Quite seriously, but I think declaration.—Exchange.
ferred at his own request trom my
we can save him.
office to another government office ln
do
A
Big
Birdcage.
Madam—What are you going to
Calcutta was anxious to return and
A very peculiar institution In the wrote to me personally on the subject.
now with all those horrid surgical in-
New York zoo is what Is known as Although not a Cbrlstiau himself, be
struments?
Doctor—We are going to probe for “the flying birdcage.” This magnifi­ was evidently acquainted with tbe fa
cent aviary Is the largest of its kind miliar Hues of Bonar's by mu:
the bullet
Madam-Yes? Well, doctor, while In the world, being 55 feet high. 72
I was a wandering sheep.
I did not love the fold.
you are about it won’t you be good feet wide and 150 feet long. Large
enough to see if you can’t find a gold oak and other trees grow In this cage,
This is bow be applied them to bls
collar button I lent him last week and and the birds live within its wire net­ own case. “It is true 1 have wandered
ting bounds In the utmost freedom. from tbe fold-tbat is. the director
that be carelessly swallowed?
The frame of the cage is built of iron general’s office-bul l trust that your
pipes, which are covered over with honor will be merciful and receive
Athletic Exercises.
back sn old sbeep.”-"Stray Stories
Flattered Restaurant Keeper—I’m thin meshed netting
From India." by Sir Arthur Fanshawe
glad to hear, sir, that you’ve been
Literary Note.
ln Blackwood's Magazine.
growing so strong since you began
“You write too much." said the critic
coming to my restaurant. Fullett—
A Frank Woman.
Well, it’s a fact. You see. my habits to the author.
"But. my friend." replied the author.
A woman gave another woman her
are sedentary, and I can’t afford to
photograph, and tbe recipient, instead
enter a gymnasium. Yes. sir. your "I've got to live."
"How about your readers?”
of saving. "I will treasure It always
steaks and roast fowls are making •
"Ab. well, we were all born to die!" refused to accept It. "It means only
new man of me.
-Atlanta Constitution
one more thing to be dusted." she said
“If I have It out on th»* table It be-
No Difference.
comes a nuisance, and If I put It out
Parried.
Miss Wayuppe—It was my good for
“And that young man kissed you on of sight you will be offended More­
tune that my ancestors came over In
the Mayflower. Miss Newrich—May the HP«! Why didn’t you offer him over. every day that passes it will I*
come a little more old fashioned and a
IMnr! Why, my folks made their for- votir band?” said the father.
“Oh. 1 didn’t have to. papa. sa|<> little more of « caricature. I wont
tfike In September wheat.—St. I a > u 1 s
the girl ’Te's going to ask you for have It."-Atchison Globe.
Times.
that.”— Yorkers Statesman.
Much R»th«r.
Sarcastic.
A C»»e For Sympathy.
"There’s just one thing I wanted tn
The Proud Motber-This boy do
•*y to yon.” began Mrs. Acid to her
grow more like ’is father ewery d«y
husband.
“Only one. M’rla?” queried he solic­ Th” Neighbor-Do >. pore dear? And
•are you tried everything?-London
itously. "Aren’t you feeling weilY’
Sketch.
Spermaceti added to boiled starvb
kifea the goods a gloss. Borax makss
starch stiffer.
_____ _______ _
RespoMlbilitJ-
'nr?“nd
with capaciti and power.-HoVand.
“She «ay» ’b«'d rather waltz than
t **
• Well, »be ll And plenty of men who
would rather »i«n a dance program
than ■ dinner check "-Exchange
Contentment give. > crown wber.
fortune bath denied it.-Ford
Sheriff's Sale.
I of said bank and defendant Samantha Mills
to the extent of $2 simi oo . with interest and
costs, and then the amount still owing to
defendant Samantha Mills tie paid there­
after from the proceeds of the sales hereby*
ordered.
| That the mortgages therein referred to,
I held by the plaintiff, by the defendant A C.
Daniel, by the defendants Clarence Jones and
Ella Jones and by the defendants Tillamook
County Bank anti Samantha Mills am! her
guardian Clay Daniel, save and except the
mortgage executed by dtfentl.i nt«- J Lyle
Wright and wife, covering Lots 1.2. 3. 4
and 6 of Section 34. Township 1 South of
Range 10 West ot Willamette Meridian, of
record at page 519 of Book ” R" Records of
Mortgages of Tillamook County. Oregon
be. and the same ure hereby foreclosed and
the defendants, and each of them be. and
they are hereby forever barred and fore­
closed of ull righl, title mtei c-t or estate in
or to the lands covered thereby or any
portion thereof, save and except their right
of redemption as provided by law , that the
purchasers of said lands at the sale hereby
j ordered be put mt" ininu diatc pixscssu >n
I thereof, and that the cross complaints of the
defendant A. R. Gangloff, Tillamook County
Bank. Samantha Mills and her guardian
Clay Daniel, be and the same are hereby dis­
missed so far as they ask for the foreclosure
of that mortgage recorded a. page 519 of
Book ‘ R" of the records of mortgages of
Tillamook County. Oregon, aforesaid, and
the condition precedent for the foreclosure of
said mortgage by the defendant Samantha
Mills, not having been complied with, said
mortgage as io said property be and the
same hereby is declared to be null and void,
and said propepfS* i® released from the lien of
said mortgage.
Said property will be sold at’public auction
to the highest bidder to satisfy the sums
due upon said judgment and decree, and
for costs and disbursements and accruing
cost» of said sale.
Dated at Tillamook City, Oregon, Septem­
ber 30, 1909.
H.CRENSHAW
Sheriff of Tillamook County. Oregon
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
, .
th»* County of Tillamook.
for the County of Tillamook.
John A Bra nt. execu-J
Elisabeth Hasenbach,
tor of the last will |
Anton Breckheimer,
and testament *»t I
Josef \Vcstenbrrgrr.
Peter Brant.
de­
Anna Matin, Josef
ceased,
Elisa bet ha
Mann,
Plaintiff,
Mark and Heinrich
vs.
Mark,
Christopher Mills and j
Plaintiff^, i
Samantha Mills, his Order, Judgment and
ve.
wife, J. I.yle Wright
Decree.
Elisabetha Wcstenber-
and Annie 1 Wright,
ger, Johann Josef
his wife, Clarence
Breckheimer
and
Jones and Ella (ones. I
Georg Leiseer,
Tillamook Countv
Defendants.
Bank, a corporation.
To Elisabeth« Westenberger. Johann Josef
A. R. Gangloff, and
Breckheimer and Georg l.eisacr, defen­
A.
Daniel,
dants
Defendants, j
In the Name of the State of Oregon ;
N otice is H kkkmy G iven ,—That in pur­
You .ire hereby required to appear and
suance ot a decree of foreclosure and order
answer the complaint filed against you in
of sale rendered in the Circuit Court of the
the above entitled suit on or before the last
State of Oregon for the County of Tillamook,
day of the time prescribed in the order for
on the 15th day of May. 1999, in the above
the publication of this summons, to wit. on
entitled suit and of an execution issued out
or before the 19th day of October 1909. the
ot said Court in said suit on the 11th day
said day being after the expiration of sis
i.Scple,nb?fr’
«"‘1 to me directed, I
weeks from the first publication of this
w’lll offer for sale and sell as the law
summons, and if you fail so to appear and
directs, at the Court House door of said
answer, for want thereof the plaintiffs will
County in the City of Tillamook. State ot
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
Oregon, on Friday, the 29th dav of Octo­
in the complaint, to wit, for a decree deter­
ber, 1909, at the hour of ten o’clock a.m..
mining the rights of the several parties
the real property described in said decree and
plaintiffs as well as defendants in and to that
order of sale as follows, to-wit :
certain real property situated in Tillamook
Bated on the findings of fact and conclu­
County, State of Oregon, described as the
sions of law heretofore made and entered
East half (E K) of the Southwest quarter
herein, it is by the Court ordered, adjudged
(Sw t4) of Section five (51 and the East half
and decreed that the plaintiff have and re­
(K
of the Northwest quarter (Nw
of
I
cover of and from the defendant« Samantha
Section eight (8) in Township six (6) South
Mills and Christopher Mil.«, her husband,
of Range ten (10) West of the A illamette
the sum of $1000 00, together with interest
Meridian, that the plaintiffs and defendants
thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
are the owners of the respective interests
from the 4th day of January, 1907, for
therein alleged in the complaint ; that the
the further sum of $150.00 ns attorney's
said real property is so situated that par­
fees and his cost and disbursements, taxed
tition cannot be' made without great pre­
at |29.”0.
judice to the owners; that a sale thereof be
I ordered for the purpose of partition of the
That the defendant A. (’. Daniel havej and
recover of and from the defend ants.Samantha
proceeds . that said real property be sold
Mills and Christopher Mills, the sum of
uceorilmg t<> law and the proceeds be dis­
$455,75, together with interest thereon at
tributed according to law and according to
Summons.
the rate of 8 per cent per annum from the
the respective interests of the parties hr
25th day of April, 1907, the further sum of
found and determined by the Court , and tor
$50.00 as attorney’s tees, and his costs and In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon such other and further relief as in the pre­
for Tillamook County.
disbursements, taxed at $8.35.
mises may seetn meet and proper.
1
That the defendants, Clarence Jones and Francis G. Bailev.
This summons is published by order of the
Plaintiff,
Ella Jones have and recover of and from
Honorable Eurl U. Bronaugh, Judge pre­
va.
?
Samantha Mills and Christopher Mills, her
siding in the above entitled Court, made on
husband, the sum of $1200.00, together with Charles A. Bailey,
the 30th day of August, 1909.
By said
Defendant. J
interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per
order it was directed that this summons be
annum from »he 4th day of January, 1907. To Charles A Bailey, the above named de­ published in the Tillamook Headlight once
fendant :
the sum of $100.00 as attorney’s iees, and
each week for six consecutive weeks and the
In the name of the State of Oregon.—You date of the first publication thereof is
their costs and disbursements, taxed at
$8.35.
arc hereby required to appear ami answer _
September
2. 1909. the date named in said
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•• for said first publication.
ihat the defendant A. R. Gangloff have and the complaint tiled against you in the above order
recover of and from the defendants, J. Lyle entitled court and cause on or before the 7th
H T B otts ,
Wright and Annie I. Wright, his wife, thesum day of October, 1909, aad if you fail to
V kazie A V eazie ,
of $2200.00,together with interest thereon at answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
Attorneys for P1 aintiffs
the rate of 7 per cent per annum from the apply to the court for the relief prayed for in
4th day of January, 1907, the sum of her complaint herein, to-wit :
N otice of S chool I ndemnity S elec ­
That
the
bonds
of
matrimony
existing
$100.00 as an attorney's fee, aad his costs
tion
between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved;
and disbursements, taxed at $8.35.
United State* Land Office.
That the defendant Samantha Mills and that she have the care, control and custody
Portia nd,¡Oregon. Hept. 21, 1909.
her guardian, Clay Daniel, and the Tillamook of the minor children named in said com­
County Bank have and recover of and from plaint ; that defendant l>e required to pay
N otice ia H ereby G iven .—That the
the defendants. J. Lyle Wright and Annie I. plaintiff the sum of $8 per month since the State of Oregon, on September 21, 1909,
Wright, the sum of $6,800.00, together with month of December. 1903. and so long as
interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per she remains unmarried, and the further sum applied for the Sw kj of Sw Vi of Section
annum from January 4th, 1907, the sum of of $5 per month for the support of each of 11, T. 3 N, R. 9 W„ Willamette Meridian,
$250.00 as an attorney's fee herein, and their said minor children from the month of Dec.,
1903, until they shall have reached the age and tiled in thia office a lift of School
costs and disbursements, taxed at $8.35.
in which it
The judgments of the said defendants and of majority, and for such other and further Indemnity Selection»
of the defendant. A. R. Gangloff be binding relief as to the court may seem equitable.
selected »aid land; and that said list ia
This summons is served upon you by pub­
upon said defendant J, Lyle Wright and
open
to
the
public
for
inspection.
Annie I. Wright only to the extent ot the pro­ lication in the Tillamook Headlight by order
Any and all peu*ons claiming adver­
ceeds realized, or to be realized from the sale of the Hon. Wm Galloway, Judge of the
of the property herein described, for the pur­ above named court, dated the 14th day of sely the above described land or any
chase price of which property the notes and August, 1909. The first publication to be ! legal subdivision thereof, or claiming
mortgages hereinbefore mentioned were on the 19th day of August, 1909.
A. W S kvbrancr .
the same under the mining laws, or
given.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
That the property described in the com­
desiring to show said land to be more
plaint, and the various cross-complaints
valuable for mineral than for Hgricul*
herein excepting, how’ever, the property
Order of Citation
tural purposes, cr to object to said
lying in Tp. 1 S., R. 10 W.,be sold and the
proceeds thereof applied to the satisfaction
selection for any legal reason, should
of the various judgments herein as follows, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon tile their claims or their affidavits of
for Tillamook County.
to-wit :
protest or contest in this office.
That there be sold for the purpose of satis­ State of Oregon.
i Order of Citation.
Plaintiff,
fying the judgments herein recovered by the
A lgernon S. D rehhkr ,
vs.
plaintiffjand by the defendant A. C. Daniel,
Register.
the following described property, situate in J. C. Gove,
G
eo . W. B i bee .
Defendant.
I
Tillamook County, Oregon, to-wit :
Rased upon the application of the plaintiff
The North East quarter (*^) of the South­
Receiver,
east quarter (14) of Section thirty (30), herein, and it appearing to the Court that
I hereby designate the Tillamook
WYSTROM died
intestate,
Township three (3) South of Range nine (9) MALCOLM
West of Willamette Meridian (excepting a without heirs, on or about the 25th day of Headlight, a newspaper published at
tract of land nine rods square, heretofore June, 1907, at Tillamook City, in Tillamook Tillamook, Oregon, as the paper in
sold to the United Brethren Church, at County, Oregon, that said deceased at the which the above notice is to tie pub.
Beaver, Oregon ; also all that part of the time of his death was a resident of, and left
A lgernon 8. D resner .
Southeast quarter (*4) of the Southeast real property In Tillamook County, Oregon, lished.
<*4) ot Section thirty (30) in Township three described as follows, to-wit :
Register.
A strip of land 50 feet wide off of the North
(3) South of Range nine (9) West of Wil­
lamette Meridian whieh lies on the North end of and extending across from east to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
side of theNestucca River, and a tract of land west of the following described tract of
Department of the Interior,
containing eight (8) acres, more or less, on | lands, to-wit : Beginning nt a point 16 rods
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Ore.,
and 20 links North ------------------------------------
and 334 feet East of — the
the South side of the Nestucca River, com-.------------------------------
-
April jRrd, 1909.
tnencing 100 feet below the mouth of Beaver Southwest corner of that tract of land
Notice is hereby given that FLORA M.
Creek in said Section thirty (30), and deeded by G. W. Blackwell to H. M.Bush, PATZLAF, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
running thence South across said Nestucca I situate in Tillamook County . State of April
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A
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j stone
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made timber
and
appl
River to the Section line . thence East to the 1 Oregon, and thence running North to «■ cation. No 01927. for _
.. ...
Jac.
E % of
Ne K He
Southeast corner of said Section thirty (30), j point 514 feet north of the south line of the 10.
„ 9 West, W
Willamette
tp. i «otilli. Sang'*
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thence North across said river, containing 28 j said Blackwell’s Homestead Claim ; thence I Meridian, has filed I notice
notici- of intention to
.
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West
to
the
line
of
the
County
road
,
thence
|
acres, more or lees (excepting the rights
iroof. to e.
establish claim to
makc final timber proof,
heretofore granted to Beaver. Oregon. South along said county road to a point 16 I the land above dMcribvd, before W. H.
School District in the tract of land now used rods and 20 links north' of the south line of Cooper. U.S. Commissioner, at Tillamook,
by said district for school purposes, and ex­ said Blackwell's land claim ; thence East to Oregon, on the 10th day of December, I909.
cepting about ten acres of said Southeast the place of beginning.
names aa witness»«»
That the estate of the said Malcolm Wys- Claimant
quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section
David
Carl Patalaf, of Til amook, Oregon;
.
thirty described in a mortgage made by from, deceased, has been duly administered Martiny. of Tillamook, Oregon . J«"
J mh Wood-
Christopher and Samantha Mills, dated upon and that the real property has not ward, of Tillamook, Oregon; Ed. Lindsey, of
been
disposed
of
during
the
administeration
August 27th, 1903, and recorded in Book
Tillamook, Oregon.
' N" at pa^c 159 thereof. Records of Mort­ of said estate ; that there are no liens or
A lgernon S. D resner . Register
gages of said County). Also the Southwest incumbrances existing against the same,
q-Jarter of the Southwest quarter of Section and that one J. C. Gove Is now in the posses­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
twenty-nine (29), in Township three (3) sion thereof and claim some interest in the
Department of the Interior,
South of Range nine (9) West of the Willam­ said real property.
U.S. Land Office, at Portland, Or«,,
Now. therefore, any and all persons inter­
ette Meridian containing 40 acres more or
Atn II ibt. 1W9.
less (excepting the tract of land nine rod« ested in the estate of the said Malcolm Wys
Notice in
hereby
given that CART. A.
square heretofore deeded to the Free Metho­ trom, deceased, or the above described real PAl’ZLAF, of Tillamook, Oregon, who, on
property, are hereby required to appear In April iNt. I909, made timber and Mone appli­
dist Church, at Beaver, Oregon).
There is also excepted here from the land this Court on or before the 9th <lav of cation, No 01769, for Ne 14 of Mw % and Nw %
platted as the town of Beaver as shown by November, 1909, and then and there show , of Sr % of section ‘¿4, township i south, range
plat and dedication dated April 11th, 1903, cause, if any they have, why the said lands 9 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
and recorded in Deed Book " Z," page 532, should not escheat to, and the title thereof of intention to make final timber proof, to
Records of Tillamook County, Oregon, and I vest absolutely in the State of Oregon.
establish claim to “the land above described
1. the lots _ and
_________
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Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 20th day of ( before W. H, Cooper, U.K. Commissioner, at
all
blocks
in »aid town.
'lhat there be sold for the purpose of satis- , September, 1909.
Tillamook,
Oregon, on
the 10th day of
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’ * herein
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‘ favor
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GEO. H. BURNETT, Judge. , December. 19oH. Claimant name« as witnesses
fyi’ng the judgment
rendered^
of the defendant Clarence Jones and Ella '
David Martiny, of I’lllauiook, Oregon; Ed
Jones, first the following described property, i
Lindsey, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Morris Leach,
Notice of Final Settlement-
to-wit : The North East quarter of the ■
of Tillamook, ,Oregon, Frank Easter, otlilla-
North West quarter and Lot 1 of Section 31.
mook. Oregon.
and Lot 4. of Section 30, in Township 3 !
A ixiisiiiion S D hknakr , Register.
N
otice is H erkhy G iven —That the un­
South of Range 9 West, and the South East '
dersigned
has
filed
in
the
Countv
Court
of
quarter of the South East quarter of Section
Administrators Sale.
State of Oregon, for Tillamook Countv,
25. in Township 3 South of Range 10 West i the
of Willamette Meridian, and that if there be his final account as adminstrator of tfie
N otice is H bkerv G ivrn ,—That the un
not realized from the sale of said property Estate of DAVID REAHONEK, deceased, and dersigned. ns administrator of the estate of
sufficient to satisfy the said judgment of »«id that said CJburt has fixed Monday, Novem­ B H. 8TILDM AN, deceased, by virtue of an
defendants in full, there then be sold for ber 1st. 1999, at the hour of 2 o'clock In the order of the County Court of Ytimhl I
the purpose of satisfying the deficiency, if afternoon, as the time for the hearing of County, State of Oregon, duly made ano
any, the follow ing described real property, objections to said final account and the entered In said estate on the 20th day of
to-wit
All that part of the South East set tlement thereof.
October. 1909, empowering, ordering and
J. 8. D iehl . Admlnstrator.
quarter of the South East quarter of Section
A. W. Severance, Attorney for Admln- directing him so to do, will at the residence
30. in Township 3 South of Range 9 West of
of James Paul, nr«r Pltner, in Tillamook
Willamette Meridian, w’hich is bounded on strator.
County, State of Oregon from and after the
First publication, September 16th, 19<)0.
the East by Beaver Creek, and on the South
27th day ot November, 1909, proceed to sell
by the Nestucca River, on the West by the
for cash in hand at private sale to the
East line (extended) of Joseph Bixbv’s pre­
highest, bidder, or person offering the highest
Summons
sent store lot, or the store lot owned by the
price therefor, the following described real
said Bixbv on August 27th, 1903. and on
property belonging tn said estate, to-wit
the North by the county road, being a tract In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
The Northwest Fourth of the Northwest
of about ten acres of land
Fourth of Section Twelve (12) in Township
for Tillamook County.
That after the satisfaction of the judgments
.Hix (61 South Range Nine <9» West of the
Euna
Erickson.
herein rendered in favor of the plaintiff and |
Willamette Meridian, in Tillamook County,
Plaintiff
of the defendant A. C Daniel, the remainder
State of Oregon, containing Forty acres.
ot* the proceeds of the sale of the land«
Dated this 2Oth day of October. 1909
f
baric«
Ericknon,
covered by plaintiffs mortgage be applied to
\ O. EOG ERM,
the satisfaction of the Judgment recovered , To Charles Defendant.
Administrator of the estate of
Erickson,
the
above
named
de
­
by the defendant A
R Gangloff and the
H
H
Stillman, deceased
fendant :
remainder, if any, to the satisfaction of the |
VINE W PliAECB,
In the name of the State of Oregon
You
judgment recovered by Tillamoolt County arc
Attorney for administrator.
hereby
required
to
appear
and
answer
Hank «nd Samantha Mills and her guardian. the complaint filed against you in the above
Clay Daniel and if the judgments in favor of entitled court and cause on or before the 4th
the defendants Clarence Jones and Ella Jones day of November. 1909, and if you fail to
ub pacific monthly , orpontaixi.
be satisfied from the proceeds of the pro- answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will
(iregon 1» a Ixautlbilly lllu»tr«t«d
perty outside of the ten acres tract last des­ apply to the court for the relief prayed for in
monthly masnilne.
If you are Inter-
cribed with reference to lands to be «old to her complaint herein, to-wit
e»tetl
in dairying
fruit rni.ing, poultry
That the
satisfy their judgment, then »aid ten acre bonds of matrimony existing lartween plain­ railing, or w trit to know about Irrigatr.l
tract be sold to satisfy any deficiency upon tiff and defendant be dissolved, and for such land«, timber IrMd», or frr-e government land
the judgment of A. R. Gangloff, the I ilia other and further relief as to the court may open to hom.r»tead entry,
The Pacific
mooli County Bank. Samantha Mills and her
equitable.
. Xlonthly will give you full Information. Tbe
guardian, that there be paid to the I illa- «erm
price
1»
11.
AO
a
rear
This summons is served upon you by pub­
mook County Bank from the proceeds of said lication in the fillamook Headlight by order
II you will «end twenty-five cent« In
sale«, upon its judgment, the sum of of the lion. Wm. GaHoway,
g.a.eywy, jw«»
Mr .»»
Judge
of «..«
the^ • t« m p«, t to rcr IMIV I «MJ ' • will he tnl you to
$1.310.45, together with interest thereon above named court. duted t the
28th day
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——7 of
-* that you may b«eme acquainted with it
from the 31st day of August, 1907, at the Heptember 190» The first publication
to be Read tbe following aplendid offer«
rate of 8 per cent per annum, and the
Offer No I — McClure*« Magazine Woman •
on tbe 30th day uf September 1909
after payment of said amount and the
Home Compaoion and The Pacific Monthly,
A W ^EVBRANCB.
'
Gangloff judgment and the cost» and dis­
cv»tmg S4.5U, Mill be «ent at a «(»ecial rate
Attorney for Plaintiff
bursements of said parties to the «aid
of • i
-amantha Mills by and through her Guar
Offer No 2
M« Uture • M agezhi*- Rr vie w
Notice of Final Settlement
of Review« and The J’acit»«’ Monthly, coat
dian. Clay Daniel.
That if the judgments of the said Gangloff.
tng |3 (>o. will he «ent for |3 6<>.
Tillamook Countv Bank and defendant
Hnaian Ub Ideal Home« and
N otici i « fisimir Oivix.—Th«t thè un- Offer No
Samantha Milla through her guardian be derwlKnoi »dininiitrat'ir »1 thè retate ofT,
Tbe porlfir Moatilly will be tent for 92 O<»
not then fullv satisfied, that all of the S. JliWHI.t., decea«e»l, ha» ftled in thè
Oder by number and «end your order ac
remainder of the lands descritjed in the ’niirt- County Court or Tlllamook Countr. state companied by yoetnl money order for th»*
gage recorded at page 212 of Book R of of Oregon. Ha Snal aci-ount a» «neh «zimini*
amount to The Pacific Monthly, Portland,
the Record» of Mortgages of Tillamook Co,. trator of »aid estate, and that Tueaday thè Oregon-
Oregon, and t»articularly deacribed a» fol •ecornl day of November. Ali 1UIIU, «t thè
low* to-wit The South West quarter of the hour of Tea o'elock in thè fore neon thereof.
North West quarter, and the North West ha» been hxed by sald Court »• thè ttme for
quarter of the South west quarter of Section hearing of obiectlon» to »avi tepori and thè
29 the North half of tbe North fast •ettienient thereof.
quarter and the Houth East quarter of the
I. C HRWI.IT.
North East quarter *»f Section 30. and the
AdmlnOtrator
theeataleof
-outh East quarter of the South East '('*«r
T S fewell. dere a »ed
ter of Section 19. in Township 3 South of
Range 9 West of Willamette Meridian alt*
all of the town of Beaver a« bereinbr»'-.,« •
MASONIC
LODGE
referred to. excepting one block in th< town
>4 Beaver deeded to A Ginn be »o.d for the
purpoM of satisfying the deficiency then
No. 57, meet« on third So tur
OPPOSIT E THE ALLEN HOUSE.
remaining, if any
.
« -r u.
That the judgment of the defendant Tilla­
day of each month in
mook County Bank and of the defendant
Samantha Mi.Js to the extent of 9'2
LOOT. Hail at 7,30 p m. SPECIALTY" IM *u *,ND or CA*t*’
with interest
coats and disbursements
thereon be paid prior to the payment of
FtAXZ SKVKMAlfcB, W M.
the judgment of defendant Gangloff
tbe judgment of the defendant Gangloff br
ALI All IP 0F BR£A0
Eawts H asm i so«. fitc.
paid afur the »atiafaction of the lodgments
I
i
T
s.
VIERECK,
Tillar nook Bakery,
f