Tillamook
who use liquor for their drinks.' It
seems, however, that the government
is going to get everybody in the
Legal Advertisement*.
First Insertion, per line............... $ .10 drinking habit, whether he is a tea
Each subsequent insertion, line.
■05 boozer, coffee boozer, soft drink
boozer, whisky boozer, beer boozer,
Business and professional cards
or wine boozer, and, no doubt rhe
one month .................. «...........
water boozer, will be drawn in by
Homestead Notices ....................
some hook or crook.
Timber Claims ............................ 1
Locals per line each insertion.
| It is worthy of note that few per­
Display advertisement, an inch,
sons attended the special school
one month ..................................
meeting on Friday for only about a
All Resolutions of Condolence
and Lodge Notices, per line .
■05 dozen persons were present. It is a
Cards of Thanks, per line..........
•03 little surprising when we hear so
much about excessive taxation so few­
Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen
taxpayers put in an appearance and
etc., minimum rate, not ex­
ceeding five lines ....................
•25 raise a protest. This is no time to
increase taxation, for financial con­
ditions are in such a state one hardly
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
knows what is going to happen. Sup­
(Strictly in Advance.)
One year ........................................ $1.50 pose, for instance, that the suit now­
Six iuviuhs ............................................ 75 pending against this school district
Three months........................................ 50 goes against it, the school tax will
jump to 12 to 14 mills, to say nothing
Entered as second class mail mat- ' of the additional taxation for the
eer July, 1888, at the postoffice at [ building of a gymnasium and the ex­
Tillamook, Ore., under the act of i tra teachers for the kindergarten. We
March 3, 1879.
I think it is wise to go slow these
times and not overburden the people
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. with excessive taxation.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Headlight, September 3, I »14.
Circuit Court Next Tuesday.
Notice of Sale of Real Property.
Notice is hereby given, That the
Circuit Judge Webster Holmes will undersigned, Trustee of Peter Mc­
convene court next Tuesday, which is Intosh, Bankrupt, will sell to the
and best bidder, for cash, the
a special term, to take the place of highest
following described real property
the regular October term. There are
The north-west quarter (NWJU o
a number of criminal cases for the the South-east quarter (SE14) a™
grand jury to investigate, including the East one-half (E'/J of the South­
west quarter (SW%) of Section
the killink of M. Ackers by Ray thirteen
(13) and the North-east
the killing of M. Ackers by Ray quarter (NE%) of the North west
quarter (NW%) of Section Twenty-
Cooper at Blaine.
four (24), Township one (1) South,
Following is the docket:
Range Nine (9) West ot the Will­
D. L. Shrode, et at, vs., R. H. Ash­ amette
Meridian, Tillamook County,
croft, action for money.
Oregon, and containing One Hundred
Peter Nelson, et al, vs., Clara F Sixty (160) acres more or less.
Notice is further given that the
Kennedy, action for money.
Trustee will receive
P. W. Todd, vs., Charles Roy Funk, undersigned
sealed bids for the above described
damages.
real property directed to him. at
Eilers Music House, vs., William Ravmond, Pacific County, Washing­
Dwight, for recovery of personal pro­ ton, and submitted on or before the
15th day of September, 1914- No bid
perty.
will be considered unless a certified
B. S. Pague, vs., John Nicklaus, check in the sum of $100.00 payable
action for money.
to the undersigned Trustee is inclos­
Gas Power and Supply Co., vs., C. ed therewith. The Trustee reserves
H. Allger and H. H. Allg«r, action the right to reject any and all bids.
J. D. O’Neil,
for money.
Trustee of Peter McIntosh.
The First National B?nk of Tilla­
mook, vs., John W. Hopfield, action
SUMMONS.
for fnoney.
W. G. Dwight, vs., A. Giebisch anl
In the Circuit Court of the State of
F. Joplin, partners doing business un­ Oregon for Tillamook County.
an
J
der the firm name of Giebisch
Robert Osborn,
Jopln, injunction.
Plaintiff,
Inheritance Tax for States.
vs.
A. G. Beals, vs., F. H. Wilkins and
William L. Riefenberg and
Burton Rice, action for money.
Lillian C. Riefenberg, his wife
The dry weather and free trade is
Representative Murdock of Kansas
T. B. Potter Realty Co., vs., F. D. John Storm, the unknown
playing havoc with the size of milk I urges a federal inheritance tax as an
Mitchell, action for money.
heirs of Obed S. Thomas, de­
checks in this county.
I emergency measure to make up for
George Dunstan, vs., W. C, Hawk ceased, and also all other per­
—o——
the shrinking in revenue due to the and Mrs. E. B. Miller, doing business sons or parties unknown,
There is this to be said about in­
war checking imports. He has called under the style and firm name of Bay claiming any right, title, estate
lien or interest in the real es­
creasing the valuation of property to
I on the Treasury Department for a City Drug Co., action for money.
tate, described in the com­
its full value—it is dollars to dough
list of annual incomes of $250,000 or
Tillamook County Bank, vs., Ivan pliant herein.
nuts that the taxpayers will have to
Defendants.
more. This list should be interesting Parson, action for money.
pay more taxes eventually on account
To the unknown heirs of Obed S.
aside from Mr. Murdock’s immediate
John Theiler, vs., Tillamook Coun­ Thomas, deceased, and also all other
of the raise.
purposes. As an emergency measure ty, damages.
persons or parties unknown claiming
inheritance
tax
would not
Ira C. Smith, vs., O. J. Painter No­ any right, title, estate, lien or interest
We don't see any difference in the an
in the real estate described in the
value of Wilson river bottom land be an ideal substitute for import du­ lan, action for money.
complaint herein:
Robert Watt, vs., Frank Long, Sr.,
and the Nestucca Valley bottom land, ties. By the time the people died and
In the name of the State of Oregon
their
estates
were
appraised
shipping
action
for
money.
•
for each will produce the same
you and each of you are hereby re­
might
be
sufficiently
restored
to
yield
Mohler Mercantile Co., vs., E. M. quired to appear in the above en­
amount of revenue and should be as­
titled court on or before the 5th day
an adequate revenue through customs Clark, et al, action for money.
sessed alike.
of October, 1914, and answer tile
receipts. Doubling the present in­
John W. Boyer, et al, vs., J. M. Bur­ complaint filed against you in the
There is one thing that is noticable come tax or doubling its higher rates ton, action for money.
above entitled cause, and if you fail
with the campers this year. Instead increasing the internal revenue taxes
Nehalem Valley Bank, vs., M. J. to so appear and answer within said
time, for want thereof the plaintiff
of driving in with narrow tired wa­ or providing for a stamp tax sucl. as Gersoni, action for money.
will apply to the above entitled court
gons, they are now driving autos—of was levied during the Spanish-Amer­
M. J. Gersoni, vs.,Frank A. Rowe, for the relief demanded in his com­
all descriptions and sizes. This is ican war would yield a more immed­ et al, action for money.
pliant, to-wit, for a decree as follows:
proof that the farmers are discarding iate and reliable revenue. Mr. Mur­
Grace Johnson, vs., J. C. Johnson,
First: Decreeing that you, the said
their wagons and buggies for autos. dock’s speech indicated, a livelier divorce.
defendants, and the other defendants
named, or any of you, have no
concern about reducing swollen for­
W. G. Dwight, vs., John Krbs, et al, above
right, title or interest at law or in
The “dry»” and the “wets" are get­ tunes than about temporarily increas­ foreclosure.
equity, of any kind of nature, in and
ting their ammunition ready for the ing the government’s revenue,
In
Sylvia Rice, vs., Earl E. Rice, di­ to real property situated in Bay City,
fight. And so are the Republicans other words, he was thinking of t hi­
Tillamook County, State of Oregon,
vorce.
and Democrats, and the fight be­ constitution's preamble reference to
as follows:
Iretta M. Bignell, vs., Louis J. Big- described
Beginning sixty (60) feet west of
tween the latter is for protection 0,1 I promoting the general welfare in-
nell, divorce.
the northwest corner of block four
the part of the former and free trade stead of the broader powers for levy
School District No. 35, vs., School (4), James M. Fuller’s Addition to
by the latter. The snap shot man is ing direct taxes given by the reent
the town of Bay City, Tillamook
District No. 9, et al, injunction.
lined up with the Republican party, | constitutiona| amendment,
F. R. Beals, vs., W. O. Chase, et al, County, Oregon, being the northeast
corner of the tract to be described,
and does not propose to be drawn in­
foreclosure of Mortgage.
thence west two hundred (200) feet,
to the prohibition fight.
Canadian Cheese Situation.
G. F. Chaphe, vs., R. A. Ashcroft, thence south one hundred (100) feet,
thence east two hundred (200) feet,
et al, Foreclosure of lien.
The best business corner in the
Mary Winona Whaley, et al, vs., thence north one hundred (100) feet,
city—the old Headlight building — is
Under da,c of August 22 the Mon
to the place of beginning;
still to be adorned by the old shack. I trea' Trade Bulletin U)l
Cecelia Alice Davis, et al, to quit
Second: Quieting the title of the
It was a selfish, dog in the manger
' The government of the province title.
plaintiff in said property and the
system that drove business and busi-|of Quebec having made a gift of 50,-
Robert Watt, vs., H. J. Wilkins, et whole thereof against each of you
and each of the other defendants
ness houses for Main street, and keep 000 boxes of cheese to the imperial al, foreclosure.
above named, and each and every
government,
that
quantity
has
been
Robert
Watt,
vs.,
F.
H.
Wilkins, et person claiming by, through or under
those old shacks on the three corners
opposite l.&inar's, and it was t hi­ lifted from the market, and has had al, foreclosure on contract agreement. you or any of you, or any of the
Lois O. McMahon, vs., Agnes Reid, other defendants above named.
same short sightedness which lft- the effect of steadying what was pre­
Third: Establishing and decreeing
creased tilt value of property and viously regarded as a condition of ct al, to quit title.
that plaintiff is the absolute owner in
ease.
There
has
quite
a
decent
turn
­
Whitney Co. Ltd., et al, vs., Beall fee simple of the whole of said prop­
business in other parts of the city and
decreased the value of property on over since our last report, some 12,- & Co., et al, injunction.
erty above described, and that none
000 to 15,000 boxes being reported
Oglesby Young, vs., Isabella Col­ of the defendants above named have
Main street.
any estate, title, claim or interest in
sold of July and the first half of Au- lins, ct al, foreclosure of mortgage.
said property or any part thereof.
We heard a wordy discussion be- I gust goods at 13% at I3^c. for finest
Lewis L. Smith, vs., W. G. Dwight,
Fourth: Perpetually enjoining and
tween a "dry" and a "wet" and the I western and at 12 ik at 13c. for finest to quit title.
restraining you and the other de­
point they argued on was whether it I eastern and
townships, seconds
William Ryan, vs., Richard F. Ryan fendants above named, and each of
you and each of said other defend­
would be lawful to ship liquor into bringing 12'// at taH*-
et al, to quiet title.
ants, from asserting or claiming any
I illamook provided the state went I "Mr. A. Trudel, manager of the co-
A. N. Marolf, vs. Preston Marolf, right, title, estate, lien or interest in
"dry.” They seemed to agree, after I operative Society of Cheese Man’.'- et al, partition.
said real property hereinbefore de­
making some uncomplimentary re I facturers of the Province of Quebec,
Guy O. Smith, vs., Merton R. De­ scribed, or any part thereof,
marks one to the other about in-1 states that owing to the decision of long, foreclosure of mortgage.
any right, title, estate, lien or interest
said real property hereinbefore
croaching upon one’s liberties and I the legislature to make a gift to the
Robert Osborn, vs.,
William L. in
described, or any part thereof.
this being one of the strong points of I imperial government of 50,000 boxes Riefenberg, et al, to quiet title.
Fifth: The said plaintiff will furth­
the prohibition party, that it would be I ofcheese, the Thursday afternoon
Nehalem Valley Bank, vs., Elmer er apply to the Court for such other
unlawful to ship liquor into Till*- I auctions at the boari! of trade will H. Gary, ct al, foreclosure of mort­ and further relief as to the Court may
seem meet and equitable.
m°ok.
| not take place until further notice. gage.
This summons is published by
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1 he cheese are to be furnished at five-
Milwaukee Mechanic's Insurance order of the Honorable Webster
Let our public bodies economize thousand per week.
Co., vs., A. Ramsey, et al, foreclosure Holmes, Judge of the above entitled
and, if possible, reduce taxation. Why
"A cable was received from Liver­ of mortgage.
court, made on the 10th day of Aug­
not commence with the water com­ pool on Tuesday stating that finest
N. McMillan as guardian, vs., Will ust, 1914, in and by which order it is
prescribed this summons shall be
mission. The citizens who own prop­ Canadian cheese was quoted at 58«.
Ten Eyck, et al, to quiet title.
published for six weeks in the "Tilla­
erty and use water pay three times in to 71s, whereas a few days previous
Iva D. Miller, vs., Ivan D. Miller, mook Headlight”, a weekly news­
Tillamook City what is paid in Port­ sales of Canadian cheese in the same
paper of general circulation printed
divorce.
land for water. And the property market had been made at 74s.
Kathleen Mills, vs., 1 Mary Jane and published at Tillamook, Tilla­
mook County, Oregon, and requires
owners are taxed every year as well
Martin, et al, foreclosure ■ of mort- you to appear and answer the com­
to help create a sinking fund to help
gag*.
plaint on or before October 5th, 1914.
The Folly of Worry.
pav off the bonded indebtedness. As
Morrison
Mills,
vs.. Randolph The date of the first publication is
there is such an abundance of water
August 20, 1914.
The same brain can't at the same Lamb, et ux, foreclosure of mortgage.
in Tillamook, it looks to us that the
Platt & Platt and J. Bailey,
Frederick
Dow
et
al,
vs.,
John
Portland, Oregon,
wettest city in Oregon is taxed about time dwell on work and worry.
Leland Henderson, et al, to set aside
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
\ ou can’t dare while you dispairc.
all it will stand for water.
Don’t meet trouble half way—make deed.
Evan J. Owens, vs., Alberta Frock,
it
race after you.
Notice to Taxpayers.
1 here is one thing connected with
There are obstacles in all roads and et al, foreclosure of mortgage.
the war that should not be overlook­
Applications of Albert August John
Notice is hereby given that those
ed. England is in a position, with her they are only insurmountable to
Zimmerman, Adrian Tinner, retcr who have made half payment of the
large government and private ship­ cowards.
No one ever get to the top without W yss, Alfred Larson, \ ictor Leander 1913 taxes, with an interest charge
building yards, to build a formidable
Johnson, and Josef Felix Alois Ul­ included, will be refunded the interest
Heel within the next twelve months. a tussle, It isn't so much the quality
and that half payments received from
rich, citizenship.
of
a
man's
mind
as
the
quantity
of
And it is safe to say that these ship­
now up till Sptembcr ist will be re­
John
Hahn,
vs.,
Gus
Mahne
and
ceived without interest.
building yards are working night and his nerve that brings him through.
By order of the County Court.
So long as ruin is only a possibility Marie Mahne, foreclosure of Mort­
day building ships for the present
gage.
B. i- Beals, Treasurer,
war, for England realizes that the there is always a chance to escape.
nia.
Get
out
of
the
fright
habit
and
into
war will extend over several years.
It is to be hoped that the present war the fight habit.
Many a man has missed a picnic be­
sx ill open the eyes of the people to
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
Sidney K. Henderá on, I’re«.,
the enormous cost of standing armies cause he was certain a cloudy sky
bj local application, a« they cannot reach
Surveyor.
the (ieccaaed portion >f the ear
There ie
and navies, and be the means of all meaftt ram —Women's World.
only one way to cure deafnem*. and that
John Leland Henderson. Sec­
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civilifed countries settling their dif-
>v constitution remetlie« Deafness is caused
retary Treas , Attoiney-nt
Horses For Sale.
by an inflamed condition of the mucous
ficultles by arbitration.
lining of the Eustachian Tube When this
Law, Notrary Public
tube 1« inflamed you haw a rambling sound
Black marc, 4 years' old, weight
or tmperfret hearing, and when it ia entirely
1 here is just cause for complaint about 1400 lbs , price $175.
cloeed
Deafneae is the result, an*! unless
the inflammation can be taken out and this
The government proposes to t is soli
Gray mare. 10 years' old,weight
tube restored to its
normal condition,
hearing will l»e destroyed forever
nine
drink*. If that isn’t enough to drive about 1250 lbs., price $7*.
vow« out of ten arc caused by Catarrh,
Ray
Gilding,
7
years'
old,
weight
a man to quit diiultlng soft drink* we about 1150, $too
which is nothing but an inflamed condi-
I.«w. Abstracta. R-.il Estate.
lion ut the mucous surfaces
don’t know what is. Rut, then, win
Surveying, Insurance.
Iron Gray Counter Sign colt, 5
W, Will »ivc One Hundred Dollar, for anr
not make the person who takes soft month*.* old, price $65.
ca«e or Drain«-*, icnuwd by cutarrhi that
Both Phones.
^>
nnot be cured bv llall * Catarrh Cure.
Will «ait one year for payment if
drink* help pay the running expense*
Send for circulars tree.
TILLAMOOK - - OREliOM.
desired.
.
J k ^-CHKNKV » CO , Toledo, Ohio
oi th* country equally with those
Sold bv Druggists, 73c.
W. Roencke, Woods, Ore,
fake Hall's Family Villa for constipation.
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WATCH THIS PAPER FOS THE
TRUTH ABOUT PR0HI8ITI8H
Here is the exact issue that confronts you
The prohibitionists ask y< j to adopt an amend­
ment to the State Constitution to prohibit the
manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages,
except for medical, mechanical and sacra­
mental uses.
The adoption of this amendment means the
entire wiping out of the present splendid home
rule and local option laws.
Thereafter the regulation and control of the liquor
traffic in Oregon would pans from cities and towns
and be retained exclusively by the state.
Note carefully there is no mention of prohibiting “distribu­
tion," “transportation" or “use” of alcoholic beverages.
Only of manufacture and sale. Distribution, transpor­
tation and use intentionally were left out by the prohibi­
tionists. Shipment of liquors into the state, or through the
state, or drinking of liquors within the state would not be
prohibited by the amendment.
Editorial Snap Shots.
Tillamook Title and
Abstract co.
Washington, Idaho and California naturally would immedi-
ately begin shipping liquor into Oregon and throughout
Oregon. The saloon, where it now exists, would merely
have given away to the “blind pigger.” “bootlegger” and
“moonshiner.” All cities and towns now either wet or
dry would be at the mercy of the stale police authorities
and state law makers.
Present “dry" cities and towns would realize that they
had come nearer to voting themselves “wet ” than they
now are under the splendid home rule and local option
laws.
If the state authorities were derelict or failed to enforce the
law, as they are in Kansas and Maine, the cities and towns
would realize that they had voted away their present dirict
control and regulation of the liquor traffic. These articles
w ill show later that Kansas and Maine authorities are derelict
and do fail to enforce the law. 'ro undo the mistake Oregon
would have to repeal a constitutional amendment and not
a mere law— a very difficult undertaking. Deceit and per­
jury in securing liquor illegallg would have been substituted
for what today is a steadily improving, healthier public
opinion regarding true temperance, and true temperance
would have been done an irreparable injury requiring many
years to recover from.
Kansas is pointed to by prohibitionists as the model prohibi­
tion state. They want Oregon to become a Kansas. Watch
these articles with a fair, open mind and learn what thirty-
three years of prohibition law has done for Kansas without
prohibiting or advancing true temperance.
All figures will be taken from latest
United States Government Reports
N. B.—Prohibitionists are spreading the opinion that, if the proposed
amendment is defeated, the present dry towns and cities will become
wet again. This POSITIVELY IS NO T SO. The present home
rule and local option laws would remain just as they now are.
VOTE 333
X NO
AGAINST PROHIBITION
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