Tillamook Headlight, October 10, 1012
' feet ; thence south
1 104 4 feet to the soath^ '»
NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN,—To section 7, ContainO,/?!*
all whom it may concern : That the also a strip of land « F *
extending 20 feet on X**1 '
Citflinion Council of Tillamook City, the
following deBc-ij^r m
Oregon, did on the lttth day of
September, 1912, duly adopt Ordin northeast quarterofth."*11*
ance No. 248. providing for a contin quarter of section 1« ¡„
nation of Sixth Street, in Tillamook 1 S. of range In west of ,!ow*
01 he *i
City, Oregon, from the West line of mette Meridian :
Beginning at a point
Second Avenue East to the East end
of said Sixth Street as it is now es north and 1172.62 feet »
tablished in Central Addition to east quarter corner of ¿u 01
Tillamook City, and the said Com 18, township 1 S. R. k /'J, *
Willamette Meridan th.
mon Council did on said September 57
deg. .00* eastmj’fc**
16th, 1912, appoint Henry Rogers,
M. Melchior and T. H. Goyne, three south « deg. 10* eaet 22x77 'k
disinterested freeholders of Tilla- south 25 deg. 55-
amook City, to view such proposed thence south 54 deir at»“
street and make an assessment of
the damages and benefits on ac 309 3 feet; thence south Vi h
297.9 feet; thence
I'1
count of the laying out of the street east
mentioned in said Ordinance, and 20* eaatIfRaBfert'XS5
acres.
'•"nwining
did appoint Thursday, the 17th day
This Summons is aerVRl
of October, 1912, at the hour of 8
o’clock p.m., at the Council Room Tercv ^ KedlR l°f1,1‘e
in the Commercial Club Rooms, in i^ercy k . Kelly, Judixe of tha«k
Tillamook Block. Tillamook City, named Circuit Court of the
Oregon, as the time and place for Oregon, for Tillamook
saiu viewers to meet.
wi‘7
‘he 2181 da* of S'Ptert
1 You A re F urther N otified 1912, therein ordering thu 4
that the boundaries and terminus mons be served upon you hv?
thereof
in the "Tiii. £
of the proposed street, being a con cation
Headlight,
” a weekly^J
tinuation of said Sixth street, are
described as follows: Beginning general circulation in Til
at the southeast corner of Block 1 County, Oregon, for at ’east
of Hartei’s Addition to Tillamook week for six consecutive week.fr
_ in the West line the date of the first publ^
City, and being
of Second Avenue East, and run thereof, and the time for von
ning thence West 300 feet to the answer said complaint beiriu
southeast corn er of Block 1 of Cen run according to said order t
tral Addition to Tillamook City, the day and date of the first n
Oregon ¡running thence South 60 cation as shown in said Sum»
feet to the Northeast corner of Block and said Order.
The date of the first publiaL
2 of Central Addition to Tillamook
City; running thence East 300 feet of this Summons is the 26th da,
to the We«t line of Second Avenue September, 1912, and the dateoil
East and running thence North last publication thereof and <
along the West line of
Second last date upon which you am
Avenue East 60 feet to the place of quired to answer on or before
beginning; the Eastern terminus and will expire on the 8th div’
of said street is the West line of November, 1912.
W ebster H olmes ,
Second Avenue East, and
the
: Western terminus of said Street is
Attorney for Plaintii
the East end of
Sixth
Street,
'in Tillamook City, Oregon, as
Notice.
the same is now established
lying between Blocks 1 and 2 of Cen-
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tral Addition to Tillamook City, and ¡ ’ N ’ otice is H
” ereby G ____
iven , -D
**--- 3 — October
7 ' - * _ 2"
the property proposed to be ap- on “ Monday,
21, —
1912, • [
propriated for
I such purpose is County Board of Equalization t
described as a strip i of land 52.32 meet at the Conrt House of Til
feet in width off the e entire
cuoiv swum
south . , mook County, Oregon, andpubl«
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. I -------
the a9Seg8ment ro||
i side of the said described
street,
examin
■ belonging to Ida Martiny, and a 1 said year, and correct all errors »
‘ strip 7.68 feet in width off the entire ; , valuations, descriptions of lamte
I North aide of said tract formerly ( and other property,
. ,
,. Said boad
belonging to J. R. Harter, and not ' will continue
—41-— in —
session
--
from kj!
included in the platted lots of Hur- ' to day, until the examination, c«.i
i rection and equalization a wen*,
I ter’s Addition to Tillamook City.
And all persons claiming dama- i ment roll for said county shall be
¡ ges by reason of the appropriation completed.
I of the said property for said street
Dated at Tillamook, Oregox,
are hereby specially notified to file September 24, 1912
their claim for such damages with
A. M. H are ,
the undersigned, City Recorder of
County Assessor
Tillamook City, Oregon, before the
time appointed for the meeting of
Citation
said viewers as above set out.
Done by the order of the Common
Council of Tillamook City, Oregon In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Tillamook County,
Dated this September 16th, 1912.
In the Matter of the Estate /
T B. H andley ,
,
... Wingate Cottle, *
of » Harry
City Recorder of Tillamook City
Deceased. )
Oregon.
I n the N ame of the S tate 2
I
the citizens at anti near Beaver|our citizens wanted us to |irm
to advocate a fruit cannery at I the measures the voter» »nou <
■ EfcAL A dv BRTMKMINTS :
that place. There is a good hiote for or against.
«e liaie
First Insertion, per line
deal of larfd in that section been struggling with the pain-
Each subsequent insertion, line
which is suitable for fruit, anti pblet with the printed measures
Business and professional cards.
do HUI
not KUiin
know nuj
any i/viiv,
better way
[and arguments, and we
t UtJ
••
1 month ................. .*.............. 1 <>l we
Homestead Notices..................
5 00 to make it productive than to confess that we are m a Pre.,,,‘-‘
small lament, for there are sufficient
Timber Claims ........................ 10 (() plant trees, especiallv
< ,
‘
bills to keep a state legislature
Locals per line each insertion
5 fruits—such as logan and black
Display advertisement, an inch,
busy two months to thrash out
yen
rs,
berries,
which,
in
a
few
years,
1 month........................
. .
80
the
provisions and provisos in
cannery
fi®
All Resolutions of Condolence and | would give a fruit
Lodge Notices, 5c. per line.
much fruit HH if can handle these 38 measures, and even
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
during the logHU and black then it would be necessary to
Notices, fx>st, Strayed or Stolen, [ berry season
We want to en- work overtime.
etc. minimun rate, 25c. not exceed | I courage and boost this enter
ing five lines.
J prise as much as possible and
We have been hot in the col
there fo lar for h long time over bar and j
RATES OF Sl’BSCRInTION. | induce the settlers
I plant fruit trees which are bay improvements and the j
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. I
One year......................................... 1.5<» most adapted to the climate, manner in which the different j
Six mouths.........................................
75 for before a fruit cannery can
Three mouth»....................................
50 be made a financial success it ports were organized, with their
unjust and unequal levies, so
■w
must have fruit, and lots of it, much so that we will have to
Entered as second class mail mat
ter July, 1888, at the post office at to can.
call a spade a spade. In the
Tillamook. Ore., under the act of
first place it never looked right!
March 3. 1879.
The way the roads leading fo to our way of thinking to man
Tillamook City are being cut ipulate thing« in such a manner!
I up by teams hauling two itirds
^»Uit inooh IjtitbligbL of gravel for the concrete build to undertake the improvement >
"lof the bay for the special inter .
ings shows plainly that the est of one particular timber|
county will have to use crush company. It is known to most!
Editorial Snap Shots.
ed rock to stand the heavy tra g of us, as to most of the other)
ct*! over these roads, which is " | large timber owners, how this
if the Port of Bay City wants increasing every year. We are was brought about and how it)
any mor« territory, why, there’s inclined to think that it would I became part of the government |
be economy to start hard sur
the eerth,
project. It was a case where
faced pavement where there ' one timber company bad a pull |
I is such heavy travel, for when I
’land used it to benefit thern-
May, they are beginning to the cost of maintenance of somei
call the Bull Mooaers by another of our roads are taken into con-1 |solve», who cared little or noth
about other parts of the bay
name- the Bull Boozers.
It sidération it amounts ton large ,,ling
| or
\Vel
tl,e center part of the
does look as though some of our sum, say in ten years,
r. [county a deep channel, notwith-
citizens had n Teddy jag on.
understand that there are some I standing that Tillamook City is
roads in the county which have J the commercial center of the
Next month will decide who cost already more than what it
■'haVd’su'rfaiVd
T»iat is the situation
will be president—Taft, Roose would cost to lav
fnr a9 the government pro
velt or Wilson. Have you tirade pavement.
Tn « few more
be a demand ject
concerned, and as these
up your mind yet to vote for years there will
roads for the fnct* become more generally
prosperity and safe and sane for hard surfaced
inowu
ou,v helps to create a
progress, or Jdo you think we main trunk roads where there I M bad
feeling between some of the
have had too much prosperity is heavy travel.
I citizens and timbermen at a
anil will vote fora change ?
I time when all should be pulling
I
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•
Senator Bourne has decided I together, and where ever com-
Don’t let it be said of anr of to run as an independent can- merce demands it give them a
our citizens that they are regis didate to succeed himself as channel. Now in regard to
tered in the court house as Re United State« senator. Senator the Port of Bay Citv, the least
publicans and then go into the Bourne was the great apostle of that can be said is that the
election booth on election day the Oregon System and went methods the Port have used
and cast a vote to defeat the Re into a fair fight with other can- are hoggish with a whole lot
publican party. We hear a lot of didates for the nomination on ()f trickery in running the lines
criticism about religious hypo tlie Republican ticket fori nitedkn the new territory proposed
• iits, but what about the poli- I Senator.
The vote showed ' to be annexed.
All this to
tieal hypocrits and the back [that,
I
in accordance with the ’Igive one of the big timberown-
sliders.
I Oregon System, the sovereign 1 lers «’channel to their property,
I will of the people gave the nom ' I Anyone ought to see through
ination to Ben Selling
Not ' the scheme, for although the
willing to abide by the will of ' government project calls for a
the people as expressed in the ' channel to Bay City, anyone
primary election, an effort was ‘ with ttuy common sense can
made to obtain the nomination 1 see that it was not to be tie tit
for Senator Bourne in the new ' that city but for the express
I party.
Here again he was * purpose of benefiting the tim-
turned down. It seems to us ’ her company. We will ask the
that when an exponent of the ‘ citizens to put their goggles on
Oregon System mid a matt who * and look tit the situation square
has preached so much about ly in the face and ask them
the sovereign will of the people ‘I whether the central part of the
iion’t abide by the will of the ‘Icountv obtained a square deal,
We tlnd that the few person« people in a free, open, fair race, |considering that it is the com-
who are opposed to giiing Bay there is something wrong some- 1 tnercial metropolis of the county
ocean an outlet have good roads where. ft is certainly remark and there is nothing at present
themselves or are “knocking” hie how some people can be so 'lof an industrial nature on the
the proposition because they inconsistent as to ‘'flop’' from timber company's property?
have property nt some other one thing to another in rapid Will the Port of Bay City have
bench resort
This isa selfish, succession, being strong ad the audacity to place a mort
narrow disposition.
Am jury vocates of the will of the people gage plaster on all the property
or judge, or any reasonably fair in a primary election, but as I within its corporate limits, and
minded person, or for that mat soon as the will of the people that proposed,for a nicely work*
ter, the voters of the county, don’t suit them they will not led out scheme like this ? It
Wepub will be an outrage if the Port
with the facts placed before abide by the decision.
licans who believe in fair play I of Bay City does. This article
them, would decide that Bai
ocean is instil untitled to a way in a political race must admit | is not written for the purpose
out. And to avoid any hostile that Hen Selling is fairly en I<»f “knocking” bar and bay im-
feeling and taking other means titled to their support. If not, Iprovements, but for the pur-
to obtain it, we believe the then the Oregon System and Ipose of getting started right,
County Court will do the right the sovereign will of the peo and the way to do that is for
pie in a primary i election doit t ja|j ¡utere9t8 {o aej |OKet|ier an(|
thing in getting work started.
amount to a row of b<*aOs with form one purt of the entire
a certain class of office seeker».! water #hed of Tillamook bay,
Say, Bro. Trotnblei, how’s
iwiih the understanding that
the Democratic free trade inule
There are 38 measures to lie each “ction »« to ,,avt* « repre-
coming along ? Let ’er buck.
Bro. let ’er buck, for the Bull voted on, which, if proper|v »enative, that taxation is to be
Moose
aid
society
to the gone into and discussed, would e<lunl* and whenever commerce
•num- hi
iciisi ¡ ' ^L'titauds it. no matter whether
Democratic parti is doing it« take a state legislature
at least
t,a-v or on the rivers, a
level best fo give the country two mouths to t weed
____ out
___ the 10,1
another dose of hanl times in its bad bills and amend the others. [channel be dredged to help
industries,
whenever
endeavor to boost the Demo We have been endeavoring l(l|liomt*
cratic party into office and de find nut the merits mid demer they are ready to operate—not
feat the G.O.P. I.et er buck, its of some of these measures. before.
then, if the < itizens are not
e must say that we are hope
Prof Wilson talks of a square
satisfied with the great pros less at sea. the same as a large
petitv they me blessed with number of voters will tie on deal His party at the last trial
and want a Democratic change, election day. We ar« not going (ailed to provide a square meal.
d hv, sure, let ’er buck, with to advocate that the voters vote
A French aviator who promises to I
the Hull Moose aid society
No- on all the measures, for fly 2iM) miles an hour raises the
hanging on to the mule’s tail ’ there are some bills which we question if there will beany remains.
hope will pass, but on general
Oue of the things that will carry,
principle the newspapers that this year is the proposed revision of I
e are not going to get into
it suffragist argument, but it are advocating voting ’‘No’’ on campaign contributions downward.
A Denver man has originated a
"ferns to us that if a large num all measure« have given some
However, asa new Iverry. Some fruit wizard
her of tuotnera would take more logical reasons.
result of every l orn, Di*k and should produce a new box warrant
interest in raising their families
pro peril making them respect Harry becoming a legislator, it ed not to shrink.
ful and obedient to their par it a difficult matter for tome of
A steadfast Republican has no
the threwedst attorneys to ex
futs and others, they would re
need to stale his position. He is tn
plain the bills. In the effort to get
spe» t law and order when tliei
the ranks as usual and knows
away from representative gov
grow older.
And it doe» not
exactly where he is at.
require the ballot to correct ernment, it is plain to tee that
President Taft is not a politician,
this looseness m raising chi! a mistake has been made, for but he has a much better idea of
with
.12
measures
voted
on
two
dren m this country. Many a
the busineea intereets of the coun
child is allowed to have what is years ago and 38 this year, the try than either of his opponents.
voters have not the time nor in
called a
good time” when
Central America ought to be de
clination to stitdv out each of
it should
is* under
strict these measure» and vote intel lighted to bear that I’ncle Sam pro-1
|*arental discipline, hence so
ligentiy. That i» the reason so posee to limit its civil wars. It is
mativ young girl» being led 8»
nanny voter» fail to vote on the clear that no other remedy pmmieee
tray and tv add another to the
measures, but what we would peace.
great and increasing army of
advise is that voters vote "No”, In giving up their arms rolun-
white »lave».”
oil all measure they have not tartly to a American commamler 70l>
thoroughly gone into and know Ni* aragua inaurgenta feel that they
It i» h <*omiuen<tat4c unilrt
exactly what the measure in here taken the Iwat road to peace,
takiug ou the jH»rt of some of tends to accomplish
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Notice.
O regon ;
To Addie Cottle, Harvey N..Cottie.
Isabel K. Cottle, Fred B. Cottle
and Harry B. Cottle :
You ARE HEREBY CITED and re
In the Circuit Court of the State of quired
to be and appear in tlx
Oregon for Tillamook County.
County Court of the State of Ore
T. B. Potter Realty)
gon, for Tillamook County, at the
Company, a Corpo
.Court House, in Tillamook Citr.
ration,
Tillamook County, Oregon, onXo»
Plaintiff,
day. the 18th day of November, 1911
va.
at tlie hour of 10 o’clock in the fore,
Lawrence
R,
Wheeler,
I
noon of said day, then and there«
William M. Wheeler
show cause, if any there be, why
and Margaret
M.
t said Court should not make u
Wheeler, his wife,
order as prayed for in the Petitioi
Nelson P. Wheeler, I
' of H. T Botts, Administrator, with
AllieM. Wheeler, John
the Will annexed, of Harry W»
E. Wheeler and Mar
gate Cottle, deceased, authoriiinE,
garet C. Wheeler, his
I licensing and directing saidedmi»-
wife,
Eleanor
R.
istrator to sell at private sale«
Wheeler, J. H. Cook,
| ciah, all of the following desenwj
and--------------- Cook
i real property, situate in Tillamool|
his wife, aud Peter
County, - State of Oregon to-wit.
Wheeler and------- —
Lots 9 and 10 of Block 5, in ™
Wheeler, his wife.
town of Bay City, belonging tot»
Defendants.
estate of said deceased, for the pot
To I.awrence R. Wheeler, William pose of paying the chargss. »
M Wheeler and Margaret M.
Wheeler, his wife, Nelson P. penses and claims still unsatuM»
the said estate.
Wheeler, Allie M. Wheeler, John against
W itness the Honorable
E. Wheeler and Margaret C. Mason, Jndge of the County Co“
Wheeler his wife, Eleanor R. , of the State of Oregon, for Tw»
Wheeler, J. H. Cook and--------
Cook, his wife, Peter Wheeler mook County, this 30th day
. September, 1912.
and-------- Wheeler his wife :
Attest :
I n the N ame of the S tate of
J. C. IIOLDES.
OREGON, Y ou and each of you are
[SEAL] Clerk of the County Cutin,
hereby required to appear and an
of Tillamook County.
swer the complaint filed against
Oregon.
you in the above entitled court and
action, on or before the last day of
the time prescribed in th« Summons ' John Health. Michigan
Caht
herein, which said order was made writes: *'I was afflicted with kw«.
and dated on the 21st day of and bladder trouble for ne“ru
September. 1912, and if you fail So to years. Had a very bad spell tom
answer for want thereof the plain time ago and was unable to
tiff will have judgment against you without help. I commenced u
and each of you, for the appropria Foley Kidney Pills and css W
tion and condemnation and assess say I was relieved at once. I
ment of your damages in the above pleasure ¿in recommending
entitled court and action, on the kidney Pilla.”-At Lamar UM
following described real property,
of which you are the owners of an Store.__________ .
undivided interest therein, to-wit :
Mrs. I C. Hastier. Grand l»la»^
Beginning at a point 2371.31 feet
north and 101(184 feet west of the Nebr., had something she »•»
say about Foley's Honey an
east quarter corner of section 18, Compound.
"My three child£
township IS., range 10 W. of the
Willamette Meridian in Tillamook had a very severe attsck <>i
cough and suffered «T* ,
County, Oregon, thence south 6deg. ing
10* east 65.2 feet; thence south A friend recommended 1* J
—
25 deg. 55’ east 157.8 feet; thence Honey and Tar Compound.
west £3.29 feet; thence north 207.05 did them more good than aeyr _
feet; thence east 150 feet to the ' I gave them. I am Rlad ,n
point of beginning, containing .84 mend it.”—At Lamar's Drug
acres
or situated
less, l _____
“ .2 more
—-----
in the
Carl C. Kratzentein. '*«rJ_£
northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section 18, in
... Tanner Drug Store. S.nita
township I S of range 10 W. of the
writes: ”
i1“'6. aJmit
Willamette Meridian. And a strip Calif.,
A Company’s medicine*<°r.
of land 40 feet wide, extending 20 20 years and have vet to 11
feet on either side of the following first complaint, or of a di-=C'
described line in the southwest customer. Their remedies ar i
quarter of the southeast quarter made as represented, and i i()<
and the southeast quarter of the no injurious substances. .
southeast quarter of said section 7, contrary, our experience *9
township 1 S. range 10 W, of the that the Company’s aim • «*
L
Willamette Meridian in Tillamook been to make health
County, Oregon, to-wit:
health maintaining retn«®
Beginning at a point 1814 feet west,
and UW feet south of the east quar > Lamar’s Drug Store.
ter corner of section 7, township 1 S.
range 10 weat of the Willamette
Here is a woman who *1**^ fl.
Mendiau; thence south 97ideg. 08* personal knowledge and ions
east '282.2 feet; thence south 4 deg. 08* 1 perience, viz., Mr». !’• H-
west 277.72 feet; thence south 24deg. of Wilson, Pa., who says-
»
34 west Mt.38 feet; thence south from experience thstChumh*
„
5 deg. 22* west 128.41 feet; thence Cough Remedy is far sJtrT •
south 7 deg 27 east 247. J8 feet; thence I any other. For croup
south 48 deg. 38’ east 145.02 feet; I nothing that excels it
r0
thence south TOdeg. 48’ east 361.85 by all dealer».
Summons.