Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, April 16, 1914, Image 4

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    Tillamook
Headlight, April IQ, I0Î4
Foreclosure of Mortgage, Notice
WOMEN WARRIORS.
of Sale Under HxecutJ >n.
ed in the statute, and with sufficient
certainty at least, to enable the court
,
.o
One That Wee Mede a Heroin« ln
to determine, from tlie words used
Department No. 2. Inequity, Reg-
of Herself.
P**
in the statute, whether the act
ister No. 1440.
charged in tlie indictment comes
There
are
few
countries
that
ba„
I in tlie Circuit Court of the State of
within the prohibition of the law .
not at one lime or another had woniea
j Oregon, for Tillamook County.
. . and puts this further test ’’Can
soldiers In their rank»—either ln
Jackson Powell,
the court ascertain from all the
Plaintiff
guise or opeuly accepted despite their
words used in it, without resorting j
vs.
sex. England. France and German,
The grand jury indicted Charles to evidence ” . . Referring to the ;
Aaron Sherman and
have all bad military heroines. f;er.
Saling. James A. White, RoySaling statute in this case lie further says,
! Jennie 1. Sherman,
many, which traditionally demands of
and Adolph Ritcher, charging them “It is nowhere defined in the code. I
I
nis
wife,
and
A.
G.
nor lias it any common definition.” .
Its women only softness and domestic.
of the crime
of aiding and abetting
Reynolds and Daisey
«...
.
* I I And tlie law
die- I
av
— — —
— a further
------ —
a prize V fight
at VIWSCSMGJC
Cloverdale V/SI
on /»(Jill
April
1 ----- —-— -- . makes
Ity, has nevertheless bad its full Ssüre
!
V.
Reynolds
his
wile,
4th. They ail pleaded
__ -_2 not
__ guilty, tinction between a crime mala in se i
One of them, Eleouore Prochaska, bad
Defendants.
.
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...
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.....1.0.0.,
Those
mala
I
and Roy Saling and Adolph Ritcher [ and mala prohibits
Notice is hereby given, tiiat by saved her wages us a cook to buy hw
stood trial on Wednesday. Comity prohibits are merely crimes * because J I
virtue of an execution, decree, and man's equipment. In her lust battle
. ........... made - so
1
Attorney Gersoni, in hie Opening'«-
-■ by the statute, which
' would
*
order of sale, issued out cf and un­ when storming some heights under
apply to
address to the jury, •aid
baiu that
,<>u> the
G,«- -rr-«
— prize
>------ fighting. Applying
der the- seal of tlie Circuit Court of heavy fire, she snatched a drum from
State would prove that a prize fight, the rule that the ! penal statutes'
tlie State of Oregon for Tillamook
_ ,......
’ ’ ",, but at I
took fight,
that it had teen ad ver - j «oust be construed strictly,
County, on tlie 14th day of April. 11 fallen Frenchman and beat tbe
____ *a i iiall was engaged, an ad-|tl‘e same time giving tiie words!
tieed,
1914, in favor of lackson Powell, I charge us she advanced.
mission charge made and the two used therein their lull meaning, the
"You can sew, cook, wash, slag and
plaintiff, and against Aaron Sher­
Court
must
not
strain
the
context
defendants engaged inu prize fight.
shoot
better than any of us,” said the
man
and
Jennie
1.
Sherman,
his
for
a
meaning.
Attorney Johnson contended that,
wife, A G. Reynolds and Daisey comrade ut her side admiringly, "and
The rule of strict construction
the affair was simply a bexiug
V, Reynolds, his wife, defendants, now it seems you can drum too!”
only applies to that portion of the
match.
for the sum of two hundred seventy
A moment later she was mortally
When County Attorney Gersoni Statute which defines the offense
1 $270) dollars, in gold coin of tlie wounded. As sbe fell she called to tbe
placed his first witness cd the stand and prescribes the punishment,
United States, with interest thereon
Attorney Johnson objected to the and applying this unalterable rule
in like gold coin, at tiie rate of eight nearest officer, with a dying flash of
introduction of evidence as there of construction, there is no defini­
(8) per cent per annum since tiie pride und humor.
was nothing in tiie indictment to tions whatever in the Statute, to
"Lieutenant, I'm a girl!”
29th day of December, 1911; the
show that a crime had been com­ I which any effect can be given at all,
Another girl. Anna Luhrlng. only
further sum of five and 25-100 ($5.25)
mitted. Replying to this the prose-, there being an absolute lack of any
dollars, with interest at the rate of eighteen, was traced and claimed by
cuting attorney admitted that the definition, , and the Court would
six (6) per cent per annum since the her father after she hud enlisted, but
law was defective, blit sufficient to have
1
* to
“ resort to evidence to aecer-
j tain wtiat was a prize fight, and
I 13th day of February 1914; and tlie her captain refused to dismiss so fin,
warrant the charge.
further sum of fifty ($50) dollars at­ a soldier.
Judge Holmes promptly rendered would then necessarily have to in-
torney’s fees, and for the costs and
hie decision and sustained Attor­ , vade the province of the jury in
A young dressmaker. Sophia Kruger,
disbursments of this suit, taxes at
ney Johnson’s motion that the pro passing on the facta, in order to in­
who made her own uniform before eu.
struct
it,
in
attempting
to
declare
$
-----
,
and
the
costs
of
and
upon
sedition could not introduce evi­
I what the law ¿is or was, and this
this writ, to me directed and de listing, won tbe Iron Cross for bravery.
dence. He said :
Maria Werder, a farmer's wife. serr.
livered, commanding me to make
“The Supreme Court of this state would amount 10 legislation on the
sale of the real property herein­ ed. undiscovered, with her husbaudand
has decided that you cannot bring part of the Court. If the legislature .
has
failed
toperform
its
function,'
after described, I have levied upon, was promoted to be a sergeant, al­
an indictment upon a common law
and pursuant to the commands of though he remained a private.
offence, and so far as this statute by omitting tlie necessary matter I
in
the
Statute,
the
Court
is
power-
.
said execution, decree, and order
is concerned, it relies on what you
An amusing contrast to these genu­
lees
to
supply
it
by
reading
into
j
of Sale, I will, on Thursday, May inely gallant women Is afforded by
might call common law. Different
14th, 1914, at the front door of the
individuals might have different the Statute something that is not
Court House in Tillamook County, Johanna Stegen, who quite by acci­
definitions. A law, a criminal law, there in order to try and remedy tlie
Oregon, at the hour of ten o’clock dent won a reputation for heroism.
must always be definite and cer­ defective legislation.
County Attorney Gersoni was so
A. M. of said day, sell at public She and a companion, Caroline Berger,
tain. The legislature must state
auction to the highest bidder tor were caught by chance in the fighting
what acts constitute a crime. In nonplussed by the ruling of tlie
thia statute there isn’t anything court that he could do nothing, so '
cash in hand all of the following lines at the battle of Luneberg. Caro­
said about it, and so far as this moved the court to dismiss the in- I
described real property lying, being, line fled to what cover sbe could firn!,
Court is concerned, I will not un­ dictments against all the prize figtit
and situated in Tillamook County, tore off her apron and began binding
defendant.
dertake to legislate or engraft my
Oregon, and more particularly de­ tbe hurts of tbe wounded wbo bad
own personal yiews into the Statute,
scribed as follows, lo-wit;
and tell this jury that is the law
■
Lots one and two of block six in crawled there also.
Circuit
Court
Cases
Johanna, spying a heap of cartridges,
That is not the court’s province.
Norton’s Addition to Tillamook
That is for the legislature to do.
tore
off her apron also and began to
City,
Oregon,
according
to
the
plat
■
II. A. Yoemans vs Tlie Pacific
There never has been a case gone
of said addition on record in the fill it. for sbe mistook them for rouleaux
V
t
to the Supreme Court, construing Railway & Navigation Company, a
office of tlie County Clerk of Tilla­ of coin. A passing officer supposed
Damages. At con­
thiB section, so far as 1 know. This corporation.
mook County, Oregon;! together naturally sbe was carrying ammuni­
point has not been raised with clusion of plaintiff's case defendant
wjth the tenements, hereditaments tion to the front and gave her orders
reference to the Statute, but it has moved for non suit for reason of Call for City Road Warrants.
and appurtenances thereunto be­
Notice to Creditors.
been raised as to other criminal failure to prove negligence charged. )
longing or in anywise appertain­ where to take It. orders which she
statutes. The crime must always be Motion allowed. Judgment for de- ' All City road warrants that have
ing, to satisfy tiie herein-before dared not di«obey. Apronful after
In
the
District
Court
of
tiie
United
fendant
and
costs
and
disburse
­
been endorsed for interest are now
defined. It must have a definition,
mentioned sums, and for said costs upronful of cartridges she carried—and
ments
States
for
the
District
of
Oregon.
’ payable. Interest ceases after this
und I fail to see liow an indictment,
and disbursements. Said sale will the next day found herself acclaimed
In
the
Mutter
of
Charles
R
Funk
could possibly be drawn to state a
W. Vint .. and
C. E
1, Reynolds
_____ vs . J. ...................
...... date> April 10, 1914.
bankrupt; No. 2821 in bankruptcy. be made subject to redemption as a heroine!
•
■
.
•
- for money. i I
ji w. H arrison ,
crime under thia defective statute. G. B. ■ Lamb.
Action
Her apron was tied to a staff and
Notice is hereby given tiiat on tiie by law provided.
City Treasurer.
It is absolutely defective and want­ , Plaintiff moved for judgment on
H. C renshaw .
11th day of April, A. D. 1914, Charles
borne proudly at tbe bead of the regi­
ing in that one respect, in defining pleadings. Motion over ruled. De­
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore. ment. .Men cheered her. tbe king
what constitutes a prize tight. The fault of defendant Vint entered. TILLAMOOK FOLKS ASTONISH R. Funk, of Tillamook Oregon, the
By C lent K ing , Dep.
| bankrupt above mimed, was duly
DRUGGIST.
praised her. and she sat at bis right
dictionaries give a definition it is Jury trial and verdict for Lamb.
John Leland Henderson,
bankrupt; and the
We sell many good medicines but I adjudicated
true, and the legal dictionaries give, c «. c
.
«.,
..
hand at a banquet, falter she married
Attorney for plaintiff.
first
meeting
of
his
creditors
wjll
we
are
told
the
mixture
of
buck
definitions, but they are all of <lif '
and was lionized by the fashiouable
i
be
held
at
the
offices
of
the
under
­
Action
for
money.
At
close
of
thorn
bark,
glycerine,
etc.,
known
ferent kinds, and there is a line of .................. .
ladies of Berlin. —London Tatler.
demarcation between what is com­ plaintiff’s case defendant moved as Alder-i-ka, is the beet we ever signed. rooms 401 2 3-4-5 Fenton
How’s This ?
monly called spurring exhibitions l for non suit tor want of sufficient sold, Tillamook folks astonish us I Building, Portland, Oregon, on tlie
We offer O ne H cndreo D ollars R eward
Motion allowed ,,,,d
u
and uc-,««..;
de- daily by
telling how QUICKLY 28tli day of April 1914, at 10 a m.,
No Title Pag» In Early Books.
und uthleticperformances, ulthough proof.
_______ ___
• ka relieves
sour ________
stomach. | at which time said creditors may for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
Tbe idea of a title page did not oc-
they are commonly culled fights fendant given judgment for his Adler i-l
| gas on the stomach and constipa attend, prove their claims, appoint I by Hail s catarrh Cure,
with gloves. They use the term i costs and disbursements.
cur to tbe early printers, “Tbe books
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Teledo, O.
P. Curry. I I*“"/-- M u"y re?i,rt °]at £ SII<GLE a trustee, examine the bankrupt,
“fight’ in both instances, and in j J. W.
... Tompkins
____ ,_____ vs _ E. ..
started straight off with ‘incipit’ or
and
transact
such
other
business
We,
the
undersigned
have
known
F.
J.
-
•
-
1
-
-
y
DOSE
relieves
these
troubles
almost
order for any court or uny jury to , Action for money. Judgment for
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe 'Here beginneth,’ without author’s or
as
may
properly
come
before
said
IMMEDIATELY.
We
are
glad
we
tell which is a sparring mutch or plaintiff ns per stipulation on file
him perfectly honorable’ in all business publisher's name. This causes much
transactions and financially able to carry
a prize fight, you have to reud into J tor $1,560 and interests thereon at are] Tillamook agents for Adler-i- meeting,
difficulty In attributing earlier works
Claims must lie presented in form out any obligations made by his firm. .
the statute something that is not t 6 per cent per annum and $250 at ka. J. S. Lamar, Druggist.
required by the Bankruptcy Act,
national bank of commerce .
to tbe proper sources." Tbe Idea of a
there. I will sustain the objection,” torney’s fees and $15 00 costs und
Found a Cure for Rheumatism,
„
„
Toledo, O.
anil sworn to
title page with names seems first to
Sec. 2003, Lord’s Oregon Laws, disbursements.
rliaolmsoa
Hall
s
Catarrh
Cure
is
taken
internally,
" I suffered with rheumatism for
The schedule tiled
discloses acting directly upon the blood and mucous have occurred to a Cologne printer
rends as follows:
two
years
and
could
not
get
my
A. Ramsey vs Milwaukee Me
doubtful assets.
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold bv all uamed Therboernen about 1470. but It
’’Any person or persons arrang­ , chanic’s Insurance Com pany. Ac- I right hand to my mouth tor that
C hester G. M lrphy .
Druggists.
was not generally adopted until fifty
length
of
time
”
writes
Lee
L.
Chap
­
-
tion
for
money.
Set for trial April
ing or attempting to arrange, or
Referee in bankruptcy.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. years later.
man, Mapleton, Iowa "I suffered Dated April 13th, 1914.
Tbe early punctuatiou
ottering to arrange, or engaging or 16th.
| terrible pain so I could not sleep
was very simple, consisting of an ob­
offering to engage In, a prize fight,
Tillamook Couuty, a municipal ' or lie still at nigtit Five years ago
A Healing Salve for Burns, Chapp­ lique line and a full stop. One of the
to be fought within the litnjfa of corporation of the State of Oregon,
The S'nger Sewing Machine for
ed Hands and Sore Nipples
this stute or otherwise, in any-man­ on the relation of James Langley I began using Chamberlain’s Lini sale on easy terms, at our home
first books to introduce the colon and
ner, either ns principal, second, vs W. J. Stephens and Henry Wqlfe. meat and in two monts I was well piano and music store, Tillamook,
As a healing salve f?» burns, notes of interrogation and exclamation
assistant, stakeholder, trainer, ref Action on bond. Plaintiffs taken ! anil have not suffered with rheu- Ore., A. Lineback, manager Both I i*,ore8> 8ore nipples chopped hands was a “Lactantius” printed at a mon­
1 mutism since. For sale by Lamar's
eree, aider, abettor, solicitor, or voluntary non-suit.
| Chamberlain’s Salve is most excel-
phones.
Defendants Drug Store.
ugent, whether said tight shall take given judgment for costs and
lent. It alleys the pain of a burn astery near Rome In 1465.—Imprint.
place or not, shall, upon conviction bursements.
almost instantly, and unless the in­
thereof, be imprisoned in the peni­
London's Gunpowder Alley.
jury is very severe, heals the parts
tentiary, etc,”
I.. Hiner vs Randolph Lamb
without
leaving
a
scar.
Price,
25
Tbe
city coroner, who commented
Made bl
It will he seen at a glance that tion for money. Settled and
cents. For sale by Lamar s Drug upon the ’’funny ’ name of Gunpow­
Three
this sectiou does not state what acts missed.
Store.
der alley (off Shoe lanel and confess­
Othet
would constitute a prize tight, in
S. Lamar vs K S. Snelling
Stylee
ed that he bad never heard of it, may
short, does not define a prize fight. E. J I*.
Curry. Action for money.
nevertheless have beard of the poet
The indictment in this case, in the Judgment
as prayed for and order to
charging portion, rends as follows;
Lovelace, who died in the alley two
Perfect
sell
all
attached
property
for
want
' Tlie said Roy Sating and Adolph of an answer.
Baker
years before the restoration, Tbe
Ritcher on the 4th day of April,
A Fuel
lodging in which he died was a nils-
1914, in tlie said county of Tillamook
Till.imookCounty, a MunicipalCor-
Saver
era
hie one, but probably seemed to tbe
and State of Oregon, then and tlieie poration of the State of Oregon,
poor poet released from prison a glori­
being, did then and there wilfully upon the relation of Peter Nelson
Borne houscwK cfl who
I? CAI LON
ous palace, for he was philosopher
disp'ay a remarkable
and feloniously,jointly engage each and John A. Nelson vs W. J.
ILL C‘>PPC«7
amount of broad, sound,
REScavoi.’?
with the other, towit: and did then Stephens and Henry Wolfe. Action
enough already to have written that
common son so nlonn
WILL GIVE
and there tight a prize tight each on bond. Demurrer to complaint
"stone walls do not a prison make.’’
othor lines, persist in tho
YOU I JtLINC
watch ,
■a — and it jR n d -
one with the other, for and in con sustained. Plaintiff refuses further
In this alley also lived the notorious
luslon
—
that
they
aro
real
­
Mid. of
siderat'on of a prize and reward.”
to plead.
Judgment for the de­
ly practicing economy by
astrologer,
Lilly, the Sidrophel of
Malleable
Ujillg
IU R<
KUbtUUllg
(O cot
"’J
It will be seen that the indict­ fendants for their costs and dis
tx.
Ing to
talong —
—to
and
“Hudibras.”—London Chronicle.
results—out of tin old. worn- /
ment follows substantially the burseinents.
Charcoal
out ranze merely to eave tho
Iron,
language of tlie Statute, und, in
prlco of a new one.
Otto W. Nelson vs J. D. Swank,
Addis,
drawing the indictment it could not
A Cure For Hiccups.
Your old ranr.o or stove
put
JOO, Is
et
nl.
Foieckisure
of
mortgage
be drawen any broader than tlie
together with putty and stovebolts
Life st
Fill a glass tumbler wltb clear, cold
Default
and
decree.
and
probably
you
can
stick
a
pen
­
Statute, nor could the Statute be en
Rente
water and place otr a table. Then let
knife in tiie Beams and joints any-
larged upon.
F. R. Beuls and Clarence Tilden
here on it where the stove putty baa
tbe
patient stand where be or sbe can
Chief Justice Waldo in tlie case vs Alva Hevel, et til. Foreclosure
crumbled away. When a ran.tu gets
lu that condition, it takes fu I en« u*:h
look directly into tbe glass and fir tbe
of State vs, Gaunt, reported in the of mortgage
Default und decree
to warm all outdoors in order to t t jour
attention about tile center of tbe bot­
13th Oregon, page 115, following as prayed tor
oven hot enough.for baklng-and thru you run tbe risk ot burning whatever
■Babies*will¡grow andj'while they tom of tlie glass for about a minute,
earlier cases and affirmed the
1» In th.; oven. You cun soon burn i p the price of tho be»t range ever made
R. II. Wolter and wife vs William
11 a useless v asto of fuel in an old. worn-out stove or range—and that’s
doctrine in this state that we have
are growing, you should have them when tbe patient will find that tbe
neither practical economy nor good management.
in Oregon no indictable common Frances Jones, Foreclosure. De-
photographed often enough to keep hiccups have entirely disappeared.
It you would practlco real economy In your household management It
fault.
law offenses. We may look to the
w II ray von, tho next time you «re In town, to < a'l rt ovr store and lnuu'lr*
a record of each interesting- stage This has been known to cure tbe most
closely into tho perfect baking and remarkable fuel saving qualities ot the
Jackson Powell vs Aaron Sher­
coannaa law for dwHnattaaa but
of their childhood. You will prize violent cases of this uncomfortable dis­
not for the crimes themselves, man, et al. Foreclosure of mort­
where the common law lum defined gage. Default of defendants entered
the collection of baby’s pictures order.—London Family Herald.
the crime; but prize fighting does and decree as prayed for.
more and more as the years go by
not come under this rule in any
To Make Vinegar.
In the mutter of the petition of
Monk’s Studio
particular.
Josef Emmenegger, an alien, to be­
Save the parings and cores of apple*
Following tlie eases decided by come n citizen of the U.S States of
and put them In a jar with warm wa­
ä
tlie Supreme Court of the U.S., the America. Naturalization, Admitted
ter
enough to more than cover them.
to citizenship.
Set In a warm place for several days;
Chief Justice quoted ns follows
In tlie mutter of tlie petition of
then strain and add one pint of mo-
“Tiiat if Congress did not declare
particular acta to be offense», etc. August Ludtke, nn alien, to become
lasses to a gallon of tbe wster Put In
Outwears
Three
Ordinary Ranges
. . . no particular court has uny a citizen of tlie U.S. of America
a jar, tie a thin cloth over it, k*ep ,n
Naturalization. Admitted to citi­
'•"« made tntirrly of epen Iron srate—you can see It, No
right to trv u person fordoing these zenship.
"I feel it my duty to tell others what a warm place and In a few weeks this
>milleablo tron and charcoal iron. C har*
escape« — no cold air gets into
acts or affix the punishment "
Chamberlain’s Tablets have done for will be good vinegar.—National Mag»‘
toal iron won ’» ritit /.*« "eat matlaebla beat
the oven - saves half the fuel aud
In
the
mutter
of
the
petition
of
iron can’t braalt. and while the first assures perfect baking.
One reason which the Chief Jus
ma» writes Mrs. . L. Dunlap, c_
of Oak
___ zine.
coat ot a Great Majestic may bo more
tice assign* for reachin,? the con- 1 oset Raumgnrtner. nn alien, to be
Grove, Mich. ”1 have
than acme other ratines, it ontumaro 3
Movable Copper Reservoir
c
come
u
citizen
of
th
“
U.S.
of
elusion he did reach in the Inst men
ordinary ranper.
suffered with pains in
heated
Different Proposition.
tinned case win that we have acriiu America. Naturalization. Admitted
like a tea kettle through copper pock­
my back amt under
to
citizenship.
et
(stamped
from
one
piece
of
copper)
innl code in tins state which wusen
"What is the object of yottr society?"
Half The Fuel
my shoulder blade for
t cted in 1864, with subsequent
“To prevent gambling stnong wo­
a number of years,
William Brown, who was indicted
Ths Majortie 1« put together with box. It boils is gallons of water tn a
amendments and additions, und the on a eharge of attempted rape whs
rfveitA (not bolts aud atove putty) Jiffy «nd. by turning lever, the frame—
also with a poor appe­ men.”
muklns
It
absolutely
nlr
tight,
like
an
Th7.r»-.v,,T2?r.-n,ove'
»roniflre.
criminal code does not make the found guilty by the jury. Motion
tite and constipation.
“Nonsense. It can’t be 3oca"
engine boiler. The Joints «ml seams Tins feature Is l>ut«*ntvd and canb*
coiuiuon law rule n statutory rule ; for a new trial entered and denied.
I tried all of the rem­
will remain air tight rorovern < nelthi c Used only on the Majortie.
“Certainly gambling can be
■"
also the Supreme Court of Oregon Browh was sentenced this afternoon
expansion nor contraction van affect
edies
that
I
heard
of,
or open them.
improvement ever put into a ran«.-
“Gambling? 1 thought you said ptih
in the case of State vs Mann in tlie to nn indeterminate sentence which
and
a
number
of
doc
­
Majoot.e 300% .trongar roiren.
2nd Or. page 238. bus laid down the is from 1 to 10 years.
elAt r ranges ar, weabert.
——
tors, bnt got no relief. bling.”—Louisville Courier-Journal-
Pure Asbestos Lining
rule that the statute must specify
Finally a friend told
Other Exclusive Feature*
K. I*. Currey was indicted by the
what acts or omissions constitute a
In addition. It Is lined with pure
me to try Chamber-
Grounds.
the best range at any nrsaa
•abestos board, covered with a a •nd Its
crime und uses thia hinguage: “A grand jury on a charge of obtaining
should be lu year kju h.tu * a ’
lain s Stomach and
"Has your husband given yon grounds
crime or public offense is some act u signature t>y false pretenses. De­
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