S- riuLAMOOK HEADLIGHT FEBRUARY 9. 1011 COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS 812.00 City vs. County Court 2.45 W. A. Williams, Mdse S. 3. Wistadt, changing blue print frame in surveyors 8.50 office Nelson & C >. Mdse, county poor 3.10 17.60 Hoes Shreve, survey work 8.12 J. C. Bewley, truant officer R. F. Zachman, plumbing at 8.23 court house C. M. Vidito, Tom Brown board 6.30 Nelson & Co. Mdse, county poor 18.05 65.65 U. G. Jackson, surveyor 6.00 O. G. Parker, tinner work W.B. Aiderman, supervisor work, 11.20 5.00 J. M. Baker, survey work 1.00 E. D. Snoddgrass, keys Notice of Sale of Tide Land*. N otice 1»-H ereby G iven ,-That the State Land Board of the State of Army Board Informed of Timber Court convened Feb. 1, 1911. Oregon will »ell to the highest Awaiting Port Improvement. In the matter of app inting a board bidder at its office in the Capitol Building. at Salem. Oregon on W ashington , D. C.. Feb, 6 — I of road viewers of road located through April 11? 1911, at 10 o clock a.m., at Senator Bourne and Russell Haw what is known as the Price place, and said day», all the State s interest in kins, representing the Whitley alro the Robertson place, it is now or the tide and overflow land* herein Timber Company, to-day appealed dered that W. B. Alderman, supervisor after described, giving, however to the owner or owner« of any land« before the Army Ixiard of review in of road district No. 2, in which dis abutting or fronting on such tide behalf of Tillamook harbor im trict road is located, and Sollie Smith, and overflow lands, the preference be appointed as viewers to make esti provements. right to purchase said tide and Bourne offered statistics to show mates in regard to said road. On Feb. overflow lands at the highest price offered, provided such offer is made t lat the construction of this pro 4 viewers reported favorably in regard in good faith, and providing also ject would [dace on the market above road ; no claims for damages, nor that the land will not be sold nor 20,(XX',(XX),(XX) feet of timber, which objections. Ordered that upon filing of any offer therefor accepted for less at #7 per thousand, the cost to proper deeds road be opened. than $7.50 per acre, the Board re The following bills were allowed : manufacture. would distribute serving the right to reject any and ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1. all bide. Said lands are situated in $14V.<X?0,(XX) among those directly Divorce Suit from Nehalem. Tillamook County, Oregon, and interes’e The gross value of Chester Hoskin*. 7 days with described as follows: $35.90 team the lutnbei would be $2IX),(XX),(XX). Marie Kamra vs. Jacob Kamm, is Beginning at a point, the south Bourne contended that the develop C. L. Doughney, for moving 80 east corner of D. L.C. No. 39, T. 1 a divorce suit filed in the circuit ment of this latest resource justi yds loose rock and 2 loads of court. These parties were married S., R. 10 W. of W. M. and running thence: 61.00 dirt fied the Government in the invest in San Francisco, Cal., in 1896, since S. 61 degs., 09 W., 8510 feet along 36.90 ment of $1,200,000 necessary for the W. H. Derby, 146} hours which time they have resided in high water line. 6.75 John Nelson, 27 hours project. this county. The grounds for the S. 77 degs., 30' W., 182.0 feet along high water line. Some member* of the board indi Dick Johnson and team 27 hours 13.50 divorce us set out in the complaint, 1.87 is that the defendant in 1909, in South, 76.0 feet along low water line. cated their opinion that local in E. Crumlauf 7} hours 9.62 total disrespect of his marriage N. 82 degs., 20 E., 382.0 feet along terests should co-operate to a larger B. S. Thompson, 38} hours low water line. 7.12 vows seduced the daughter of the 5. 79 degs., 45' E., 554.0 feet along extent than 25 per cent. Bourne Chas Morgan 28} hours 4.37 low water line. declared that the ports of Tilla Win. Hartsell?} hours plaintiff, Annie PitTSon, so that 577.0 feet along low water mook and Bay City had already Joe Harrison and team 17} hours 8.75 in the latter part of the year 1910 North, line to point of beginning. 35.00 reached their legal limit of co J. R. Hicks 140 hours Containing 5.67 acres of tide lands she gave birth to a child. About 35.00 operation. Mr. Hawkins announced Sid Smith 140 hours the 10th of December, 1909, the fronting and abutting that part of 8.00 plaintiff discovered the criminal D.L.C. No. 39, situated East of a that his company would donate to Wm. Schollmeyer 32 hours 3.00 relationship between the defendant North and South line through the the port of Bay City ample grounds A. Vanderhuff 12 hours center of Set. 11, T. 1 S.. R. 10 W. on the water front for public docks. E. Worthington and team 9 hours 4.50 and Annie Peterson, and thereafter of W. M.; also _ 12.00 refused to live with him. Plaintiff Beginning at a point 2371.0 feet This offer is expected to have an Wm. Crawford 48 hours 5.00 South and 2640.0 West of Section F. Zaddock's teem 20 hours important bearing because of the prays tor an undivided one third 6.75 interest in the property, allimony corner common to Sections 14, 15, policy of the Government not to aid Fred Emery 27 hours '2.00 at the rate of $50:00 per month and 22 and 23, T.-l N., R, 10 W. of W.M., in liaibor improvements where “opus Larsen 48 hours on high waterline, runningthence. 4.25 a decree dissolving the bonds of North, 110.5 feet to low water line. public docks are not available. I I Geo. Miller 17 hours 2.50 s. 42 degsc, 40- W.. 270 0 feet along Early action by the board is ei- Lee Alley 10 hours matrimony. low water line. 18.37 C. L. Alley and team 36} hours pected. ________________ S. 41 deg». 05' W., 153.0 feet along 20.00 T. H. Pitts 80 hours low water line. For Sale. SEAMEN IN CI ASH. 18 00 Lester Pitts 72 hours S. 09 degs., 00' W., 175.0 feet along One young sow and six pigs. _ 28.00 Jos. West 112 hours low water line. Union Men Attack N -n Union 41.00 Six two years old heifers, to freshen East,, 135.0 feet along high water Geo. I.udtke and team 82 hours on Golden Gate's Deck. in spring.— For sale see Frank Tone. line. 18.00 E. Rhodes 72 hours N. 43 degs.. 30" E., 270.0 feet along A fight between union and non Dan Alley 43 hours 12.00 high water line. Farm for Sale. union seamen on the deck of the A. Miller 56 hours 14.00 N. 60 degs.. 15' E., 145.0 feet along high-water line to place of be steamship Golden Gate at the foot Frank Moore 48 hours For sale by owner: The south 12.00 ginning. of Washington street Friday night Jim Moore 48 hours 12.00 half of the |>lace known as the Hill Containing 0.487 acres of tide res-.tl’c-d in victory for the former, Julius Tohl 80 hours 20.00 place on the Nestucca River, half lands fronting and abutting on Lot but only after Mate Harry Vahl- Hugo Klein 80 hours 20.00 of mile of Hebo, will sell with or 6, Section 22, T. 1 N., R. 10 W. of busch had been struck a savage without cattle, some one is going W.M.; also WILSON RIVER ROAD Beginning at .a point on high blow above the eye with u three- Chas. Adkins 10.00 to get a bargain, it is going cheap. water 2371.0 feet South and 2640.0 cornered scraper and Carl Burt- Bill lllingswortb Easy terms. Write for price. — 2.50 feet West of Seation corner common leson, a member of the crew, was Arthur Reehes to sections IF, 15, 22 and 23 and 8.75 H enry T hompson . Hebo, Ore. lying unconscious on the deck ns running thence, 2.50 Toby Smith North 110.5 feet to low water line. the result of u blow in the face. Wood For Sale, ROAD DISTRICT NO. 2. N. 42 degs., 40-13., 515.0 feet along The crew of the Golden Gate quit low water line. Wood for sale, Spruce and Hem in n body and the vessel, which J. W. Thompson, work on Ne 30- E., 242.0 feet along tarts Road, 9 hours t 3.37 lock body, dry at $1.25 a cord on the N. 70degs., was due to suil for Tillumook at low waterline. place, 7 miles south of Tillamook. — 5.00 John Langley 10 hours 9 o'clock Friday night, is still in S. . 70degs., 15' E., 343.0 feet along low water line. 1.00 T. D aepaz . port. The union men outnumbered A. Golstrom 4 hours S. . 50 degs., 3(/ W., 198.0 feet along 12.00 their antagonists about three to one Frank Dye 24 hours high water line. For Sale. 3.75 and their showing oi serious inten John Lucker 15 hours S. , 5 degs., 35' B<, 70.0 feet along high water line. tion was sufficient to intimidate the Surety vault and metal works Complete Creamery Outfit, con- 85.80 S. 88 degs., 30- W., 183.(1 feet along nestable culvert r.on-union seamen. sisting of Engine, Boiler, Simplex high water liije. Jas. Arrance 54.hours 13.50 ’»«tobkon Resista Arrest. Combined Churn and Worker, Bab S. 66 clegs., (X> W., 625.0 feet along 13.50 Julius Bgobkon, one of the at Wm. Arrance 54 hours high water line to [mint of cock Turbine Tester, Scales, Cans, 3. 45 tacking party, wus placed under A. McNair keg nails beginning. etc. Address Newton Courier, Lut- Containing 4.859 acres of tide land 6.50 arrest by Patrolman Klingel, after King & Smith stlinip powder ourell Falls, Ore fronting and abutting Lot 5, Sec 17.60 He had struck the officer a savage Willet Bros. Lumber tion 22, T. 1 N., R-. .0 W. of W.M. blow in the tace. Bgobkon was ROAD DISTRICT NO. 3. Applications and bids should be Stray Notice. struck twice and knocked to the Alvis Curl 8 hours addressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk 2.00 ground by Klingel. Bgobkon was Oscar Johnson 5 hours 1.25 A Brown Mare came to IkeQuick'a State Land Board, Salem, Oregon, and marked “ Application and bid booked on charges of disorderly Ben Collier 3 hours .T place on January 10th. Owner can to purchase Tide Lands.” conduct and resisting an officer. laiyd Woods 4 hours I. ■ have the suine liy paying expenaeH. G. G. B rown , Captain Bailey fixed liis bail at Jim Hudapath 6 hours Clerk State Land Board. l.uO Dated this January 27th, 1911. $299, which lu- was unable to furn Carl Curl 4 hours 1.00 Card of Thanks. ish. The Golden Gate, which is U. S. Edwards 13 hours 3.25 owned by the Portland-Tillamook U. S. Ed wards and teain 14 hours 3 50 We wish to express our thanks Notice of Appointment of Ad ministrator. to the neighbirs and friends for Transportation Company und which G. W. Ramsey 9 hours 2. 25 their kindness and sympathy on ¡die* between this city and Tilla Chas. Cruthers 24 hours N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That 6.00 account of the death of our baby. the County Court of Tillamook mook, is in [tort on the return end Arthur Wilson and team 6 hours M r . and M rs . N. G. H odgixin . County, State of Oregon, on the of the first trip with a nonunion 7} hours single hand 4 .87} 17th day of January, 1911, duly ap- crew. The vessel was boarded by Ray Hushbeck 11} hours 2.37 For Sale. ¡Miinted the undersigned ns Admin 11 score of union seamen while Cap Earl Ayer ami team 11} hours istrator of the Estate of WILLIAM Registered Holstein Bull Calf. il n tain L. Snyder was away for dinner 7 hours single hand 7.50 extra tine animal, dam giving over B. JONES, deceased, and that al! persona, having claims against about U o'clock. The men were Ira Diamond lumber 392.08 74 lbs. of milk per day now, sire of said estate, are required to present louding curgo and an urgument Calf his four newest dams giving them with the proper vouchers to GENERAL FUND. over 21 lbs. of butter per week each my attorney, Ai S. Dresser, Room ensued, when they were told to C. Randall 30 hours 9.90 his two nearest testing, 4.6 feet, 319 Worcester- Building, Portland, quit the "scab” ship. price $75.00 if taken soon.—B. B. Oregon, within six months from H. V. Alley Com. work 36.00 Mate Fi es Shot. IL M Farmer Com. work the date of .the first publication of 37. IK) Goff, Forest Grove, Ore. R. F. D. Attracted by angry voters and Homer Mason this notice. 50 90 the sound of scuffling, Mate Vahl D avid W. J ones , Dr. Hoals Tom Brown case 16.90 1^ J. CLAUSSEN, busch rushed up from la-low and Administrator of the Estate of E. W. Stanley esse State va. T-y» LAWYER, William B. Jones. fired a shot over the heuds of the Johnson A. S. D resser , 2.10 intruder*. The attention of the as- E. W. Stanley State va. Wilaon Attorney for Administrator. Ucutecher 4.45 •ailing party was turned to him. Date of first publication, Febru D. E. Dawson state va. Wilaon 1.40 His laidy wus confiscated and the ary 2nd, 1911. 213 Tillamook Block, 5.00 blow with the scraper, which felled Tillanu.uk Herald printing John Aachim Sheriffs office 75.00 Notice of Sheriff's Sale. him to the deck followed. T illamook - O regon . 60.75 About a week ago Captain O. W. ' C. I. Clough office supplies N otice is H ereby G iven ,—That 5.00 Hosford, manager of the Portland- | Tillamook City water worka Notice to Mutual Telephone Sub« by virtue of an execution duly Tillamook Transportation Com M B. Snyder for nursing Mr*. issued out of the Circuit Court of Burg 7 tlaya 14.00 scriber*. pany, discharged the union crew of the State of Oregon, for the County Pacific Telephone Co. 14.70 of Tillamook, on the 8th day of the Golden Gate and hire«! non Mr. Jones having contracted to union men. declaring that he could E. E. ( rosa for construction of repair, o|ierute and collect for all December. 1910, and to me directed, bridge serosa Cedar Creek 250.00 lines under the control of the com- the same being issued in pursuance not afford to pay the union scale of a decree and order of sale, made E W. Stanley state vi. 8. Davis X70 puny after January 1, ¡911, is now and entered in said Court on the of $30 u mouth an«! overtime at the the prx»|>er one to make payment to rate of 55 cents an hour. He con Glass A Prudhomme Co, for for dues for the month. All are 14th day of November. 1910. in a stationary 0.00 requested to look after thia matter suit to foreclone n mortgage on the tracted to pay the membera oi the regularly *0 that everything may real prooerty hereinafter described new crew $55 a mouth and no over J. C. Holden for friegiit •nd in which suit F. R. Beals were express time. 3.65 tie obtained. Therefore call U|M»n plaintiff and Lawrence K. Sanders Mr. lone*, at the Central Office, or W. D. Body felt 39.no Captain Snyder say* that under I send check by mail at the end of and Gertrude Sanders were de fendants. commanding me to sell 83.33 each month. the old system ot 35 cents an hour W. 8. Ruel 45 00 Tillamook, Oregon, Jan. 31, 1911. the real pnqierty hereinafter des overtime, the wages ot the men D. Martiny enbed. as by law provided to W. S. Hr KU Secretary . 133.33 sometime* rau us high ns and J. C. Holden satisfy- the sum of $51X00 together 75.00 $W) u month. It is necessary to K. Milla with interest thereon from Novem P. Phelps ber 14, 1910. until paid and for the put in n great deni of overtime ut' 50.00 Life Saved at Death a Door 1 never felt so near my grave, I » sum of $10100 as a reasonable at- 133.33 both ends of the route, though H. Crenshaw fee and costs and disburse, 75.00 writes W. R. Patterson, of Welling torney'a l-riucipally nt Tillamuok, where, I i C. A Johnson ton. Tex., as when a frightful cough ments of suit taxed at $35.80 an<j A. M Hare states the captain, the crew often 100.00 and lung trouble ¡lulled me down costs an«l all accruing costs if sale > J. H. Johnson work* until midnight. to III) ¡Miunda, in spite of doctor's and put the purchaser of said real Bgobkon was sent to the nx k pilei Mutual Toll. Co. 3.00 treatment for two years. My father, property at said sale in immediate mother and two sisters diesi of con ,«»session thereof, to satisfy said W 3. Bool for 30 days. 1.75 sumption. and that I am alive to judgment and decree. Mrs H.C. Hansen work on Sth Now, therefore. I will on Saturday day is due solely to Dr. King's New Backache, Rb umatiam, Sleepless grade examinations 9uo Disxtv.—ry. which completely cured the 4th day of March A.D. 1911. in neaa ine Now 1 weigh 187 [Miunds and front qf the Court House <!oor in Result from disordered kidneys I 1 Lillie M. Ruel work on Sth grade examinationa Foley Kidney Pills have h«4pe<| I Sim have Been well and strung for •aid County and State, sell to the vears.” Quick, safe, sure, ita the highest snd beet bidder, for cash others, they will help you. Mre. J j E. Dawson, fees tn case, l>est remedy on earth for coughs, in hand, the following describe«! It. Miller, Syracnse, NV., nays. slats va. C. Pearson and El colda. Iagnp|ie. asthma. crou|>. and real properly, situate«! in Tilla 'Fora king time I suHeml with ! mcMik County, and described as coo all throat and lung troubles. 30c billows, kidney trouble and rheumatism. I „ la l.ieig. to-wit : and $l.<n Trial laittlc (ree. Guar- had sei ere hacks« lies nnd felt alll’*' le* Warren, case stats va. anteed by Chas. L Clough. Ixits 3 and «. of Block 14. Park played out After taking two _____________ C. Pearson and E. Long »«klition to Tillamook City, Oregon K‘9"7 F,1.u T”1- KWtne Light .mi Fiwl Cs. 1.45 backache is gone and where I used u- D . nurneno. •131 Foley Kidney Pills are a reliable all in Tillamook County. State of Chre^on. to lie awake with rheumatic im > ih > I Son. Mdse remedy for backache. rheumatism now sleep in comfort Foley K id- . rw* »-“ddaeh. Supervisor work “nd urinary irregularities. They ’I1" wonderful things fur 1 Forrest Ayer, Supervisor work arr tonic in action, quick in results H- CRKX*aAW. ms. fry them now C I. c k.ugli H. T BctU, is esse Tillamook , an«1 afford ■ prompt relief fruru all Sheriff of Tillamook Countv. kidney disorder—C. 1 Clough. sAate of Oregon lil'iT“* >“■ ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure MAKES HOME BAKING EASY Light Biscuit Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crusts and the food is finer, more tasty, cleanly and wholesome than the ready made found at the shop or grocery. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK. PAID ADVERTISEMENT. THE NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH AND CONVERSION. I. --Present Confusion on the Subject. 1. —Cause of confusion. The old man-made theory of Total Depravity of all, even infants, hence infant baptism. But see II. Tim. 3:13. If men are totally depraved, they can't “wax worse and worse.” Some good in all men. Rom. 7:21-23. 2. —What conversion is not. 1. —Not miraculous. They cite Saul and Lydia. But Saul was made an Apostle, hence he saw Christ. Acts 9:3-6 ; 26:15, 16. Lydia's heart was closed by Jewish prejudice against Jesus and opened by the gospel. Acts 1(1:14. 2. —Not feeling. Feeling is effect, not cause. II. --Meaning of Conversion. 1. —Change of mind and reformation of life. 2. —The steps. 1. —A change of mind—by faith, John 20:30, 31. 2. —A change of will—by repentance, Lk. 15:17, 18. 3. —A change of state—by baptism, Col. 1:13, Gal. 3:27. 3. —The result—a change of life. If. Cor. 5:17; Gal. 5:22, 23. III. --Scriptural Cases of Conversion. THREE THOUSAND, Acts 2:37,33 Heard. Repented. Baptiz SAMARITANS, Acts 3: Vi-Heard. Believed. Baptized; T EUNUCH, Acts S: 26 39-Heard, Baptized: SAUL, Acts 9:3 18— Heard, Believed, Repented. Baptized; CORNELIUS HOUSE* HOLD, Acta 10:44-47—Heard, Baptized; LYDIA, Acts 1(1:13-15— Heard, Baptized; THE JAILOR, Acts 16:31-31—Heard, Believed. Baptized; THE CORINTHIANS, Aeta -Heard. Believed, Baptized. In those days there was but ONE WAY. Adding the above, they all Heard, Believed, Repented, were Baptized, Pardoned, received the Gift of the Holy Spirit. At that time Baptism was not “A Non Essential” nor “A Door into the Church.” I.et no man fool you. w V. E. HOVEN, Church of Christ. The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE J. P. ALLEN. Proprietor Headquarters for Travelling Men Special Attention paid to Tourists. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation Steamer “ Sue H. Elmore (CAPT P. SCHRADER) MOTOR STEAMER OSHKOSH (CAP. T. LATHAM). Tillamook & Portland Sail Every Tuesday and Saturday Couch St. Wharf, Portland That’s All ■HEEI PLEA AADE FOR TILLAMOOK