Tillamook
REAL
Advertising Rates.
L egal A dvertisements :
ESTATE SHARKS
ELIMINATED.
ARE
Headlight,
has been ^>le each year to make a
clear presentation to the committee,
ind he is ready always with direct
inswers to all questions propounded
by members of the committee. His
trgume.it before the river and harbor
committee several weeks ago so im­
pressed the committee that they gave
he Oregon projects practically the
lull amounts recommended by the Ar­
my engineers, something that
was
lone in few other Congressional dis­
tricts.
.Mr. Hawley has secured for rivers
»nd harbors, public buildings, and
other purposes in the district, over six
millions of dollars, or an average of
aver $870,000 for each year, including
the present session, also.
Four per cent of the entire amount
of the present House river and har­
bor bill is for this district, and there
is appropriated for every project all
the money recommended by the en­
gineers up to date.
He is equally active, persistent and
effective in all legislation, promoting
the interests of the people and the
public welfare, of the district, the
state and the Nation.
After introducing bills to give com­
mittees jurisdiction over the subject
matter under the rules, he has the
matters incorporated in appropriation
omnibus, or other bills which are to
become laws, in accordance with cus­
tomary parliamentary practice, and
thus secures the enactment into law
of a large percentage of his bills.
He is interested in getting needed
legislation enaeted, rather than in
passing separate bills in order to have
his name attached to them.
May 14.
1014,
SAMUEL T. RICHARDSON
NOTICE OE APPLICATION FOR a
LI( ENSH TO SHI.I. SPIRITUOUS, MAIT
AND VINOUS LIQUORS, AND HARD
CIDER, ETC.
Foreclosure of Mortgage, Notice
of Sale Under Execution.
Department No. 2, Inequity, Reg­
ister No. 1440.
In tile Circuit Court of the State 01
Oregon, for rillamook County.
Jackson Powell,
Plaintiff
vs.
Aaron Sherman and
Jennie I. Sherman,
his wife, and A. G.
Reynolds and Daisey
V. Reynolds his wife,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of an execution, decree, and
order of sale, issued out cf and un­
der the seal of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Tillamook
! County, on the 14th day of April.
1914, in favor of Jackson Powell,
plaintiff, and against Aaron Sher­
man and Jennie I. Sherman, his
wife A G Reynolds and Daisey
V, Reynolds, his wife, defendants,
for the sum of two hundred seventy
($270i dollars, in gold coiu of the
I United States, with interest thereon
in like goldcoin, at the rate of eight
(8) per cent per annum since the
29th day of December, 1911; the
further sum of five and 2:>-100 ($5.25)
dollars, with interest at the rate of
six (6) per cent per annum since the
13th day of February 1914; and die
further sum of fifty ($50) dollars at­
torney’s fees, and for the costa and
disbursments of this suit, taxes at
$42.10, and the costs of and upon
thia writ, to me directed and de
livered, commanding me to make
sale of the real property herein­
after described, I have levied upon,
and pursuant to the commands of
said execution, decree, and order
of Sale, I will, on Thursday, May
14th, 1914, at the front door of the
Court House in Tillamook County,
Oregon, at the hour of ten o’clock
A. M. of said day, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder tor
cash in hand all of the following
described real property lying, being,
and situated in Tillamook County,
Oregon, and more particularly de­
scribed as follows, to-wit;
Lots one and two of block six in
Norton’s Addition to Tillamook
City, Oregon, according to the plat
of said addition on record in the
office of the County Clerk of Tilla­
mook County, Oregon;! together
with the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto be­
longing or in anywise appertain­
ing, to satisfy the herein before
mentioned sums, and for said costs
and disbursements. Said sale will
be made subject to redemption as
by law provided.
H. C renshaw .
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
¡By CLENT K ing , Dep.
John Leland Henderson,
Attorney for plaintiff.
N otice !8 H ereby G ivkn ,—Th at a peti-
tion presented in and to the County Court of
Tillamook County, Oregon, for a liquor
license is in words, letters anti figures and
a full, true and correct transcript therefrom
We give below an article to show
and the whole thereof is as follows, towit •
how one community in Oregon tool
In the County Court of the State of Oregon
for Tillamook County.
the necessary precaution to eliminate
In the matter of the Application of»
real estate sharks and inflated land
J. J McCormick for a Liquor J
License.
)
values, taken from the Oregon Jour
To the Honorable County Court afore,
nal:
said :
Somewhere in the southland then
We, the undersigned, hereby allege and
may be a stream without aligators
show to this Court the following facts and
petition as follows :
some place on this continent then
That we and each of us are residents, in­
may be a city park without a sme'ij
habitants and legal voters of and within
zoo; somewhere peanuts may b'
Garibaldi Precinct, in Tillamook County
grown without shells, but—listen—
State of Oregon, and have been such for
more than thirty days next preceding the
Oregon has the only town in captivi­
Candidate for Justice of Supreme
signing of this petition, and the filing there­
ty where a real estate agent does not
Court of Oregon, Republican
of. and now are and have been actual resi­
and cannot, exist.
dents and legal voters of and within said
Primaries, May 15, 1914-
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Precinct for more than thirty days next pre­
The inhabitants won’t let one in­
Resides in Salem, Oregon, 57 years
ceding April 30th, 1914.
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
side the corral.
Horn
July
8,
1857,
near
Scio,
That the above named J. J. McCormick is
One year...........
1 5o
St Paul, Marion county, Oregon
the owner and proprietor of a legitimate
Oregon. Educated at the W illamette
75
Six months........
bona fide hotel with aceomadations for more
53
miles
tip
the
Willamette
river
from
Admitted
to - the bar in
50
Three months...
University, i»
—....... -- --
than fifty guests, situated in the Garibaldi
Portland, is undertaking the job ol
Precint in said county and state and outside
¡884. and has practiced for 30 years,
expanding into a city with suburban
the limits of the boundaries of any incor­
Has been law instructor for 27 years,
porated
city or town of said state.
trimmings
without
paying
10
per
cent
Entered ae second class mail mat­
Chairman of Law Commission to re-
And we and each of us hereby petition you
ter July, 188C1, at the poet office at commission. A real estate dealer is
to grant a license to sell, spiritous, malt and
vise Judicial Procedure.
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of about as welcome in St. Paul as an
vinous liquors, near-beer and fermented
cider, commonly known as hard eider, for a
March 3, 1879.
epidemic of measels.
period of one year from the date of the
The inhabitants of the town with
Suit to Foreclose a Mortgage.
granting of this petition and such license,
the saintly name are blessed with
within said Garibaldi precinct, to the above
named J. J. McCormick
commodious minds for the storage of
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Dated this 30th day of April, 1914.
large quantities of common sense,
M. F. Robison, Garibaldi.
Oregon, for Tillamook County, .De-
and they have figured out a land pro­
C. F. Alexander, Garibaldi.
' partinent No. 2, in equity. Register
Ernest C. Crown, Garibaldi.
motion scheme in which the real es­
J. J. Van Nortwiek Garibaldi.
No. 1440.
,
tater is a minus quantity.
SIX MONTHS OF TRADE.
W. M. Chapin. Garibaldi.
I
R. H. Wolter and Wilhelmina VVol-
St. Paul is a village in the center of
Epsie D. Kilgore, Garibaldi.
| ter, plaintiffs, vs. William Frances
Anna G. Chapin. Garibaldi.
Six months of the underwood tariff a 25,000 acre tract of rich land. Dur­
F. M. Kilgore. Garibaldi.
Jones.
law have more than justified every ing the years when Oregon and the
Mrs. J. J. McCormick. Garibaldi.
Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
Lloyd C. Smith, Bar View.
prediction made by protectionists Willamette valley were playing leap
tue of an execution, decree and order
A.
C. Smith, Bar View.
President Wilson’s idea that it would frog with prosperity, St. Paul people
of sale, issued out of and under the
Chas N. Hunt, Bar View, Ore.
be a good plan to put the "wits of were content to be left alone. F,oni
Oscar C. Hawthorne, Bar View.
seal of the Circuit Court of the State
the American manufacturer against the middle of the nineteenth centuty
Charles Bowers, Bar View.
of Oregon for Tillamook County, on
Jas. H. Snidow, Bar View.
the world” is shown to be a failure. until 1913 they were thorough'; en­ STATE ROAD AID IS DECIDED the -th
7th day of May, 1914, in favor of
D. C. Ellis, Bar View.
BY BOARD.
In the last six months the nation has gaged in keeping still. It didn’t hurt
B. Chatterton, Bar View.
R. H. Wolter and Wilhelmina Wol­
lost $25,000,000 in customs revenue. their feelings a bit to be forgotten bj
Edward Erickson, Bar View.
William
ter, plaintiffs, and against
Counties
Issuing
Bonds
to
be
Only
F. C. Robison, Bar View
It is believed that the losses will be their contemporaries.
St. Piulites
the
Frances Jones, defendant, for
I
M. F. Bowman, Garil aldi.
Beneficiaries of Fund Is
heavier in the ensuing six months, knew that their day would come, and
J. H. Smith. Bar View,
sum of one hundred ($100) I dollars,
Ruling.
since the woolen schedule has been they were waiters.
Mrs. J H. Smith, Bar View.
States,
in
gold
coin
of
the
United
Salem, Or., May II.—That only
H S. Hewitt, BarView.
in operation only three months, so
Located six miles east of Newberg
with interest there on at the jrate of
Chas. O. Wallace, Bar View.
that the experts of the treasury were and the Portland, Eugene & Eastern counties which provide substantial
C. R. Arnold. Bar jView.
Decem-
pretty nearly correct in their figures. railway, and six miles west of Broad­ funds with which to build permanent 7 per cent per annum, from ~
V. Lalone. Bar View.
for the
E. P. Caldwell, Bar View.
In the six months we have lost in acres and the Oregon Electric, the roads will be aided from the state her 13, 1912, until paid and,
N. K. Emery, Bar View.
exports and have gained in imports. "St. Paul country” went on raising its highway fund was the decision reach­ further sum of $25.00 as reasonable
JohnC. Krumlauf, Garibaldi,
We have imported $54,000,000 less of 2,000,000 pounds of hops in its 200c ed by the State Highway Commission attorney’s fees, and for plaintiff’s
B. S. Thompson, Garibaldi.
Chas. Morgan Garibaldi,
raw materials for further manufacture acres of hopyards, pulling money­ today.. In further outlining its policy costs and disbursements incurred
Mrs. Chas. Morgan. Garibaldi.
than in
the
corresponding
five from prune trees, shipping cream the Commission announced that only herein, taxed at $40.75 and the costs
Mrs. Mary E. Smith, Garibaldi.
months of the previous year. In the from the big clover backed dair> permanent thoroughfares would be of and upon this writ, to me direct­
Charlotte M. Alexander, Garibaldi.
ed and delivered, commanding me to
John A. Nelson, Gribaldi.
same period our exports of manufac­ farms, producing a few trains of hogs built with the state highway fund.
H. Champhe, Garibaldi.
So far as the $170,000 remaining in make sale of the real property here­
tured articles fell off by $33,000,000— for the Portland markets each year,
L. L. Smith, Garibaldi.
a net loss to the country of $87,000,- and was content in its pursuit of hap- the fund is concerned the Commission inafter described, I have levied upon
J. Hauxhurst, Garibaldi.
virtually has decided that it will be and pursuant to the commands of said
Samuel Johnson, Garibaidi.
000 in our manufacturing trade. This pines.
Ben Johnson, Garibaldi.
distributed among those counties that execution, decree and order of sale,
net loss falls upon workers in Ameri­
Then something happened. It was
W. H. Derby. Garibaldi.
can mills and factories. Our “wits” a sort of bank burglary. A young have voted bonds and those that vote I will on Saturday, June 6th, 1914,
Fred Miller’ Garibaldi.
Maud Miller. Garibaldi.
have not met those abroad for the fellow named Alois Keber drifted in­ them at the coming election. This at the front door of the court house
Ben Center, Garibaldi.
simple reason that our men will not to St. Paul,started a bank, and burg means that counties which are to be in Tillamook County, Oregon, at the
Mrs. A. D. Hauxhurst. Garibaldi.
work for such wages as are paid larized the town of its solitude. He aided in hard-surface road building hour of 10 o’clock a. m. of said day,
William Dowd, Garibaldi.
A. Wilson, Garibaldi.
abroad. The showing for the month saw the lay of the land, and put am­ this year from the state fund are: sell at public auction to the highest
I. Simonson, Garibaldi.
of March is the worst of all, and there bition and starch, hope, vinegar and Clatsop, Jackson and Columbia coun­ and best bidder for cash in hand, all
J. S. McDonald. Garibaldi.
is no prospect of a change for the bet­ a few other ingredients into the citi­ ties, which have voted bonds, and of the following described real prop­
Clara Pierson, Hobsonville.
Clackamas, Marion and Coos, if pro- erty, lying, being and situate in Til­
ter.
Ellen Long, Hobsonville.
zenry, and St. Paul began to take an ------
j bond i issues are approved
—1 ' Fri
“i- lamook County, State of Oregon, to­
John Strom, Hobsonville.
posed
The government is $30,000,000 be­ interest in fhe world.
D.
Johnston, Garibaldi.
day. The proposed issue in Clacka- wit :
hind in its balance -sheet for the fis­
Mrs. Mell Mitchell, Garibaldi.
It was found that the original set­
Beginning at a stake in the north­
cal year to date.. Appropriations are tlers still owned the land, and that mas is $600,000; in Marion, $850,000,
D. Alitchell, Garibaldi.
G. H. Benson, Garibaldi.
east corner of the southeast quarter
on a higher scale than ever, while the t) pe of speculator who makes a and in Coos, $450,000.
Jas. Custer, Garibaldi.
The board also decided that it of the northwest quarter of section
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the prosperity of the country is be­ business of buying land for less than
Mrs. Jas. Custer, Garibaldi,
would do road demonstration work 16, township 5 S. R. 10 west of the
ing: assailed on every side. That con­
Department of the Interior.
Clyde Miller Garibaldi,
it is actually worth and triping his i in the counties that improve on a Willamette meridian, running wester­
J. B. Langley Garibaldi.
U.S. Land Office at Portland, Or,
ditions are no worse is due to the fact money on the installment plan
and li large scale their own thoroughfares. ly 300 feet along the south line of
E. B. Leno, Garibaldi
March 23rd, 1914.
that our manufacturers have been do
M. E. Krumlauf, Garibaldi.
overlooking a fine bet around St.
Of the $238,000, the appropriation the C. Dunn place;.thence south 450
N otice is H ereby G iven ,— That
ing their best to meet conditions Paul.
Mr9. C. Leno, Garibaldi.
this year for the state highway funds, feet; thence east 300 feet; thence James Langley, whose post-office
T. Puyis, Garibaldi.
They have seen their profits cut down
Forty-two merchants, firms and $30,000 was spent on the road between north 450 feet to the place of begin­ address is Garabaldi, Tillamook
Edwin Lachance, Garibaldi.
or vanish, but they have kept on be­
David Lachance, Garibaldi.
farmers of the St. Paul country organ­ Wasco and Biggs late last winter to ning, containing 3.099 acres of land, County, Oregon did, on the 21st
cause they did not want to see thcii
Henry Copeland,Garibaldi.
G. M. Clark, Garibaldi.
organization broken up. Many thou­ ized themselves into a Commercial give work to the unemployed. The en­ more or less; together with the ten­ day of April, 1913, file in this office
S. L. Woodward, Garibaldi.
sands of employes have been dis­ club, hired a secretary and began a gineering expense in Clatsop and ements hereditaments and appurten­ Sworn Statement and Application,
J. E. Ferko, Garibaldi.
canvass
of
the
farm
lands
of
the
dis
­
Jackson
counties,
where
the
road
ances thereunto belonging or in any­ Nc. 03795, to purchase the Sw 14 of
charged. This city has more idle meh
E. F. Jackson, Garibaldi.
trict that were for sale.
work virtually is in charge of State wise appertaining.
E. E. Thompson, Garibaldi.
Se 14 Section 7, Township 2 North,
than at any time in a generation.
So
few
farmers
wanted
to
get
out
W.
A. Thompson, Guribaldi.
Highway
Engineer
Bowlby,
will
be
It was as plain as anything could
To satisfy the hereinbefore men­ Range 9 West, Willamette ¿Meridian,
Mrs. Bessie Snidow, Bar View.
be six months ago that such would of the country that it became neces- about $40,000 or $45,000, leaving about tioned sums, and for said costs and and the timber thereon, under the
J. H. Oliver, Bar View,
K. Patterson, Bar View.
be the results, but the academic legis­ saryto persuade some land owners to $165,000 for buying machinery and disbursements, and the costs of and provisions of the act of June 3, 1878,
Emma A. Crown, Garibaldi.
lators at Washington believed that by part with small portions of their hold­ distribution among the counties that upon this writ.
Said sale will be and act9 amendatory, known as the i
Mrs. S. M. Hawthorne, Bar View.
ings,and
in
many
instances
they
were
issue
bonds
and
in
other
ways
pro-
“
Timber
and
Stone
Law,
”
at
such
*
law they could make three and three
made subject to redemption, as by
Hugo
Hebestreit, Garibaldi.
induced to offer tracts of 40 and 8c vide large sums for improving their
value as might be fixed by appraise-,
A. G. Krumlauf, Garibaldi-
make seven.—Philadelphia Inquirer.
law required and provided.
acres, segments from their paying and thoroughfares.
Carl
Johnson,
Garibaldi,
meat, and that pursuant to such ‘
H. CRENSHAW,
T. G. Shannon, Garibaldi.
improved fields, for sale.The secre­
Announcement was made by the
__
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon, application, the land and timber
C. E. Johnson, Garibaldi,
THE TILLAMOOK BUTTERFAT tary of the club listed the lands, and Commission today that through the
thereon have been appraised, the
Charles Griffith, Garibaldi.
by Clent King, Deputy.
Frank Buckles, Garibaldi.
PRICES AND LESSONS THEY then a committee from the club made efforts of the department Clatsop
Martin & Martin, Salem, Oregon, timber estimated 320,000 board feet1
John E. Hobson, Garibaldi.
an examination of them and fixed a county, which has a $400,000 bond is­ and John Leland Henderson, Tilla­ at 20 to 50 cents per M, and the
TEACH.
T. B. Meade, Garibaldi.
price at which each tract would be of- sue for road work, has been saved
John Levenhagen, Garibaldi.
mook, Oregon, attorneys for plain­ land $2.00 ; that said applicant will 1
ferred to the public. The committee >75,000. At the suggestion of State tiff.
W. J. de Boer, Garibaldi.
Pacific Dairy Review.
offer final proof in support of his 1
C. V. Stoker, Garibaldi.
Our California dairymen who re­ was made up of experienced farmers, Highway Engineer Bowlby the first
application and sworn statement
A.Zuercher, Garibaldi.
ceived from 24 to 26 cents for their and their reports recite exactly what bids for the bonds were rejected by
on the 10th dayof June, 1914, before '
Mrs. A, Zurcher, Garibaidi.
James Langley, Garibaldi.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
March butterfat will find it liaxd to can be done with each piece of land. the county court, the highest being
County Clerk of Tillamook county, I
Mrs. James Langley, Garibaldi.
If it is worn out land and requires $20,000 less than was finally received.
believe that just to the north of them,
Oregon, at Tillamook, Oregon.
John Eillig, Garibaldi.
in Oregon, the Tillamook dairymen, restoration, the report says so. In
The lowest bid at first for building
Any person is at liberty to pro-
M.J. Halpin, Garibaldi.
In the County Court of the State
Anna Halpin, Garibaldi.
who operate co-operative cheese fac­ stead of describing a four toom a certain thoroughfare was $280,000, of Oregon, for Tillamook County. In test this purchase before entry, or
R.J. Buettner, Garibaldi.
tories, received from qb to 51 cents a shack with a leaky roof, as a bunga­ which Major Bowlby said was too
initiate
a
contest
at
any
time
be
­
Clark Smith, Garibaldi.
the matter of the estate of Charles
pound for their fat, Recording to the low, these hard headed old fellows much. Later the same company bid
8. I). Dot man, Bar View.
Burke, deceased, by Mary Burke, ad­ fore patent issues, by filing a cor- ,
report on another page of this issue, called it ashack and suggestions that $246,000 and the State Highway En­
R. E. Jackson, Bar View,
roborated affidavit in this office, '
ministrator.
Rose Hebestreit, Garibaldi.
from the secretary of the association its best use would be as hen house.
alleging facts which would defeat
gineer said that was too high. It fin­
I. N. Darling, Garibaldi.
Notice
is
hereby
given
to
all
whom
through which the factories sell their
If the lands or improvements were ally agreed to do the work for $225,-
the entry.
J. S. Giebisch, Garibaldi.
it
may
concern
that
the
undersigned,
cheese. There are some
valuable found to be of first quality, ready foi 000, and was awarded the contract.
A. T. Boynton, Garibaldi.
H. F. H igby , Register.
by virtue of an order of the Honor­
Mrs. A. T. Boynton, Garibaidi,
lessons in these Oregon prices. The cultivation and habitation, that infor­
The decision of the board today to able
T. H. Thompson, Garibaldi.
Homer Mason, Judge of the
first is the fact that there is a good mation is given.
aid only those counties which aid
Frank K.Strueby, Garibaldi.
County
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
demand for cheese and that this in­
Mrs. K. Strueby, Gariha’di.
WM. P. LORD.
And the prices at which such lands themselves is an argument in favor of
J. W. Wakebauch, Garibaldi.
dustry on the coast, as we have often can be purchased through the elim­ the approval of the bond issues to be for the County of Tillamook, in the
Wtn. Hartzell, Garibaldi.
remarked, has been overlooked.
ination of water in the profits, cut­ voted on next Friday in
Marion, matter of the estate of Charles Burke,
Waiter C. Rambo, Garibaldi.
The seconel point is the fact that it ting out the middle man, range from Coos and Clackamas counties. If the deceased, duly made and entered in
T. H. Rambo. Garibaldi.
C, M. Rambo, Garibaldi.
is quality that counts in cheese, more $75 per acre to $100 per acre for im­ bonds are authorized these counties the journal of said court, will from
Ella J. Shattuck. Garibaldi.
than in any other food product. The proved farm lands.
1 lie purchaser will share in the distribution of the and after the 6th day of June, 1914,
E. Krumlauf, Garibadi.
Tillamook
dairymen make good is not required to pay a commission $t“o,ooo.
F, H. Illingworth, Garibaldi,’
If not, they will not get at the office of John Leland Hender­
E. G. Lavis. Garibaldi
cheese, and when it isn't as good as to any body.
any of the state highway fund this son, attorney-at-law, in Tillamook
J. J. McCormick. Garibaldi.
City, Oregon, proceed to sell certain
they can make it they grade it and
1 here will be a lot of people think year.
Caspar Gnos, Garibaldi.
of the real property belonging to said
sell the inferior at a lower price. In that statement carries a catch word
Gertrude Thompson, Garibaldi.
Myrtle Elliott, Garibaldi.
estate, at private sale, for such price
this way the good cheese of (he dis somewhere, but it does not.
William Archie, Garibaldi.
P.
R.
&
N.
TO
STOP
SCALPING.
or prices, and in one or more parcels,
trict does not have to answer for the
I he answer is found in the organ­
R. E. Miller, Hobsonville.
on such terms and conditions as to
poor quality has almost been elimin ization of the Commercial Club. The
W, M. Rea, Hobsonville
B. M . Dufur, Garibaldi.
said administratrix may seem best, to
ated and now the fact that it is "Til­ club is after more families to reside To Whom it May Concern:
Following is part of a letter re­ such person or persons paving the
State of < Jregon.
I c
lamook” is all that the cheese trade on the land around St. Paul, and the
County
of Tillamook, i
ceived
by
me
from
F.
L.
Burckhalter,
best price therefor.
asks for.
dues paid by club members are u sed
l.J. J McCormick, being first duly sworn
division
superintendent,
in
regard
to
Still another valuable lesson in th< to pay the expenses of selling the
Said property is situated in Tilla­
ay. that I am one of the petitioners above
the practice of selling return portions mook County, Oregon, and Is more
1 who signed the foregoing peti-
splendid success of the Tillamook lands listed under this scheme.
of
round-trip
tickets:
•
I huve read the foregoing peti-
dairymen is to be found in the advan
particularly described as follows, to-
al! of the facts and statements
“
It
has
been
reported
to
me,
that
tage of a community specialising in
w it:
therein contained are true to the best of
the people of your city are indulging
mv knowledge and belief, and that said
some particular line to which it is
The west half of the nt>rthwest
RIVERS AND HARBORS
j»etnion contains the names of a majority
to a considerable extent in the prac­
adapted. Whether it is cheese, ¡is in
quarter, southeast quarter 01 north­
of
the actual residents and legal voters of
tice
of
buying
round-trip
tickets,
case of Tillamook county in Oregon,
said Garibaldi Precinct.
Oregonian News Bureau, Washing­
west quarter and northeast quarter of
_..J 1 selling re- southwest quarter, section 15, town­
*
J J. M c C ormick .
or Herkimer in New York, whethci ton, March 30.—-"Of all the Congress­ Portland to Tillamook, and
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
it is Holstein cattle in case of such a men who appeared before the river turn portion to other parties, Such ship 4 south range 10 west, Willam­
30th
day
of
April,
1914.
center of this breed as Syracuse, or and harbors committee this session practice is in violation of section No. ette meridian, containing 160 acres,
T. B. H andley .
Notary Public for Oregon.
Guernseys from certain sections of to make appeals for appropriations 6952 of Lord's Oregon Laws, the pen­ more or less, as per deed recorded in Candidate for Republican Nomination ( seal )
alty
being
a
fine
of
from
$too
to
$500.
for Attorney General.
Wisconsin—to say nothing of their tor waterways in their respective dis­
N otice i * F irtiibr H bkkbv G ivb . m .—
the registry
deeds of said County
In announcing my candidacy I do That «aid petition will be called up for
native island home—whether it’s San­ tricts, none was so well equipped or imprisonment in the county jail of I illamook, State of Oregon, from
action
in .nd by the County Court of Tilla­
for
not
less
than
to
days
or
more
than
ta Clara Valley prunes, Pajaro ap­ with facts and figures and non? made
Jasper Smith and Sarah A. Smith so on a platform that means some­ mook County. Oregon, on the 1th dav of
I June. 1914. at the hour of2:oo o'clock P. M ,
ples, whether it’s shoes made in such a favorable presentation of facts 50 days. This practice seems to be husband and wife, to Charles Burke thing to the people of the state
Brockton or iron products from the as Representative Hawley, of Ore­ general at Tillamook and we will be dated February 24. 1003, recorded pledge myself to enforce the laws ot said day. and based on said petition, said
Pittsburg district—the moment any gon.” This comment was made by obliged to prosecute offenders if it March 3, ¡903, in book “Y,” page 231 and to prosecute suits to regain vast J. J. McCormick on said date will apply to
County Court for a license to be grant­
community specializes in something, Representative Booher, of Missouri continues.”
Also lots 5 and 6. block "E.” in the tracts of public lands wrested from ed to him to sell within said Garibaldi pre­
All employes have been instructed
cinct
and in the Town of Garibaldi therein,
has a big turnout and of superior to Representative Johnson, of Wash­
the
people.
town of East Garibaldi. Tillamook
and vinous liquorsand fermen­
quality, so soon will the rest of the ington, and through the Washington in line with the above, and every ef­ < oiinty,
. 1 will keep the office open at all s|>intous,malt
y.
Oregon,
as
per
deed
said
reg-
ted
cider,
commonly known as hard cider.
world make a beaten track to that dis­ Congressman the comment became fort is going to be made to stop this n,r?’ fr?m P’n Nicklas to Charles times to the people and to the legis­ • or a period of one year from the «kite of
practice, the company I am sure does
said license.
trict for its product. People too often public.
Burke, dated June at, 1910. and re­ lators alike and furnish every assi l-
Dated this 30th day of April, if»l4.
get the notion that if they get into
Representative Hawley for years not wish to prosecute any one but corded July 25, 1910, in book "14," ance for formulating legislation for
•
J. J. M c C ormick .
will be obliged to do so, in order to
something that is good and new that
10
First Insertion, per line ... $
5
Each subsequent insertion, line
Business and professional cards,
1 month.................................... 1 CO
5 (O
Homestead Notices...................
Timber Claims.......................... 10 00
5
Locals per line eacl insertion
Display advertisement, an inch,
50
month.......................... ....
All Resolutions of Condolence and
I odge Notices, 5c. per line.
Cards of Thanks, 5c. per line.
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen,
etc. minimun rate, 25c. not exceed­
ing five lines.
their neighbors will imitate
i.
them and
thereby overdo the thing, This may
be true of an inferior or mediocre
produce, but when it has intrinsic
quality in it, the more of it
........
... a
that
|Wen community produces the better
it is for all concerned. The Tilla­
mook success with cheese is a glaring
proof of the truth of this theory in
the business world.
It represents
centralization and unity of interests
compared with forces that are scat­
tered. There are still those who talk
a whole lot about diversification in
farming, but you invariably find that
the best success comes from speciali­
zation. especially if the specialty has
the quality. *
Precautions Taken at St. Paul, Ore­
gon to Prevent Inflated Land
Values.
lias made a study of the river and
harbor projects in his district; has protect it* interest*.
"RAY GRAT. Agent P R & N.”
visited each of them, discussed them
with the citizens of the various com­
munities interested in the respective
projects, and is, therefore, filled with
first-hand information. Each session
while the river and harbor hill is in
course of preparation Mr. Hawley as­
sembles his array of facts, goes be­
fore the committee and presents ar­
On your front porch can I* lit
guments, shoving
why
C sngress
every night until midnight
should, in each instance, appropriate
and register not over
the full amount recommended by the
fifty cents per month
Army engineers.
on the meter.
Being thoroughly posted on the
merits of each project and familiar T illamook E lbatric L ight amp
with the work done, as well as the
F url C ompany .
work iu coAtcmpUlivn, Mr. Hawley i
W ill S faldino , Manager.
A 15 Watt Mazda
Lamp
at page 203.
Also lot* 35 and 36, block t6, and
lot* 19 and 20, block 63, Rockaway
Peach, in I illamook Count
nty, Oregon,
a*
,, per deed
. _ said registry,
-
from N. J.
F.uge ' Meyers,
“
Meyers and Eugenia
his wife,
dated January 4, 1911. and recorded
January 9. 1911, in deed records book
‘>4. page 399.
(he first publication of this notice
is May 7, 1914, nd the last is June
6. 1914.
Dated at Tilla im ok County, Ore-
on, on the 6th da,
< ’ of
... ...
May 1^14.
1914.
MARY BÎ’RKE.
of the
estate
4
deceased
LELAND HENDERSON,
n»y for said estate.
the reduction of taxation and aboli­
tion of worthless commissions and of­
fices. I believe a candidate for of­
fice should have a definite policy de­
fined in his platform, and I will faith­
fully fulfill the pledges I have made
to the people in my platform if
elected to tnis office.
FOR SALE.
A Country Store in Tillamook
County, well entablialied. has good
neighborhood, pent
office, making money, cheap if sold
soon Owner must go east. Cheap
rent, good leaee. good ronda, a
•nap. For particulars see or write,
C
_ ft. "orr,n> Atty., Tillsitioook, 1
Oregon.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cared
by local application. as they cannot reach
the rlrccawi portion of the ear. There 1»
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
?> constitution remedies. Deafness is caused
by an Inflamed condition of the mucous
hning of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tuoe is Inflamed you have a rnmbling sound
",r '"’per'ect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can betaken out and th"s
tube restored to its
normal condition,
hearing will tie destroyed forever ; nine
cn?c*. o,*t of ten are caused bv Catarrh.
", .*• nothing bur an inflamed condi-
tton uf the mucous surfaces.
We will Rive One Hundred Dollars for any
cnee of Deafness 'caused by catarrh! that
connot be cured bv Hall s Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, tree.
_ J.
CHENKY A i CO.. Toledo, Ohio
Sow by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall s Faiady Pili» for cvnsUpatM