Ill Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
I claim or equity of redemption in and Such a feat would well entitle him to
Work not Ruled by Clock.
I to said real property and every part
. Circuit Court of the State of thereof, and that said defendants, and be called a bear who can move faster
for Tillamook County.
eacI*.°f them, be adjudged to pay any than ever man moved before
(Rural Spirit)
O00’
No. 1487.
deficiency which may remain unpaid
Commenting
on the recent editoral
after applying the proceeds of said
■by'-oun,.
piaintiff
in the Rural Spirit wherein it was
sale properly applicable to the satis
A Tax on Neutrality.
stated that enactment for defeat of
faction of said judgment, and for such
other and further relief as to the
the proposed eight-hour law is up to
Hila Collins, C. B. Collins
A
claim
is
made
in
one
breath
that
H1. Earl Collins, V. L.
Court may seem meet with equity.
the farmers, the Tillamook Headlight
This summons is served upon you the Wilson administration has saved
Hnton Vallie V. Robinson,
^French, W. H. Wilson,
and each of you, bv order of the I us from war and finds if necessary to says:
H Longsworth, Onicatta
Honorable Webster Holmes, Judge burden us with a war tax growing I "The Rural Spirit is wrong. If the
Longsworth, F. L. Kel-
of the above named court, dated out of wars which other peoples are law is enacted it will be because the
Sept Sth, 1914, and the date of the
Knd M Adelpha Kelley,
politicians fooled the farmers with
V
Defndants
first publication of this summons is waging. The logic of such reasoning the Oregon System. The law is apt to
■ virtue of an execution, judgment the 10th day of September, 1914, and is that we must be taxed for war
■ decree and order of sale issued the date of the last publication there when there is war abroad, and that carry because all the unemployed and
K above entitled court and cau-e of and the last date upon which you
the employes as well will vote as a
■t drected, dated the 8th day of are required to appear and answer on one of the duties of a neutral is to unit for the law. A large number of
Enber, <9'4, upon a judgment or before is and will expire on the pay war taxes for the privilege of dairymen were in favor of the eight
■ecree rendered and entered in 22nd day of October, 1914.
neutrality. This is entirely new rea
■court and cause on the 8th day of
T. B. Handley,
soning, and it would discredit the hour law for county and municipal
Kmber. 1914. in favor of Oglesby
Attorney for Plaintiff. administration utterly as a plea in ex employes. As long as the county pays
Kg, Plaintiff, and against Isabella
tenuation if advanced undtsguisedly. the bill, it is O. K., but now that a bill
Kj, C. B. Collins, Charles Earl
SUMMONS.
Ks, V. L. Robinson, Vallie V.
This is so clearly recognized that the is to be introduced that will affect the
■nson, L. R. French, W. H. Wil-
administration, taking its cue from farmers, they are up in arms against
■U. G. Longsworth, Oneiatta Mc-
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Mr. Wilson himself, prefers the hard it.”
Bngsworth, F. L. Kelley and M. Oregon for Tillamook County.
Eight hours a day for a county or
ly less discreditable course of at
Kpha Kelley, in the sum of
Robert Osborn,
K.20, with interest thereon from
Plaintiff,
tempting to obscure facts as a means municipal employes is purely a matter
K|th day of April, 1913, at the rate
vs.
of hiding a deficit in government rev of interest to taxpayers. Everyone
Kc per cent per annum, and the
William L. Riefenberg and
enues
which could be seen before the pays taxes dire’ctly or indirectly. If
ler sum of $96.90 with interest Lillian C. Riefenberg, his wife
first hostile gun was fired in Eioopt. I 1 these taxpayers see fit to enact eight
»on from the 12th day of May, John Storm, the unknown
■ at the rate of six per cent per heirs of Obed S. Thomas, de
The present tariff law was drafted, hour legislation for county and muni
|m, and the further sum of $650.00 ceased, and also all other per
admittedly, with a purpose to reduce cipal work, they pay the bill and it is
Iney's fees, with interest thereon sons or parties unknown,
revenues from imports $40,000,000 to their privilege to limit hours of labor
I the 8th day of September, 1914, claiming any right, title, estate
$50,000,000 annually. Although the de as they see fit. Municipal or county
the further sum of $18.55, costs lien or interest in the real es
Kisbursments, with interest there- tate, described in the com
mand for the Baltimore platform was work is of an artifical nature. It can
lom the 8th day of September, pliant herein.
for "a tariff for revenue,” Mr. Wilson therefor be regulated. That which is
land the costs of and upon this
Defendants.
and
his representatives in the F.'ouse, not done today may be attended to
■ commanding me to make sale of
To the unknown heirs of Obed S.
■ollowng described real property, Thomas, deceased, and also all other immediately after assunr-ig powet tomorrow.
persons or parties unknown claiming announced their intention of so en-1 Farming is a work of seasons. Sea
|e South half of the Northwest any right, title, estate, lien or interest larging the free list, and so reducing son is based iy>on natural law. Man
»er, and the Northwest quarter in the real estate described in the
the schedules in all protected lines, made laws cannot regulate seasons.
|e Southwest quarter of Section complaint herein:
no
Ld the Southeast quarter of the
In the name of the State of Oregon while imports would shrink < er'ainly j We have no eight hour fruit,
■beast quarter of Section 11, all in you and each of you are hereby re $40,000,000 and possibly $50,000,010 a twenty-four hour cows, and no 1 rain
liship 2 South of Range to West quired to appear in the above en year. There was nothing evasive in fall that can be governed by laws.
Jillamette Meridian, in Tillamook titled court on or before the 5th day
Ity, Oregon, (excepting one acre of October, 1914, and answer the their attitude at that time. They ex > I Weeds grow and must be cut.
lof described in the deed record- complaint filed against you in the hibited a candor which was really re ground bakes after the rainfall
K Book "J” at page 270 Records above entitled cause, and if you fail freshing, and in marked contrast with must be harrowed at once or
Seeds of Tillamook County, Ore- to so appear and answer within said the deception they are now attempt moisture is lost. In the same parts of
[) Also the Northeast quarter of time, for want thereof the plaintiff
Bouthwest quarter of Section 12, will apply to the above entitled court ing. The present effort at deception Oregon it requires more than eight
■nship 2 South of Range to West for the relief demanded in his com grows out of the overwhelming suc hours to make the trip to freight cars
I'illaniette Meridian, in Tillamook pliant, to-wit, for a decree as follows: cess of the policy of revenue reduc with grain. Farm work is peculiar to
Ity, Oregon.
First: Decreeing that you, the said tion through tariff reduction. It be itself. It is a task of today and not of
Est offering for sale in subdivis- defendants,
and the other defendants came our melancholy duty, during tomorrow. In no other work does
■ the one hundred and sixty acres above named,
any of you, have no
timelessness count for so much and
■ribed as the South half of the right, title or or
interest at law or in many mpnths following the early op
■hwest quarter and the Northwest equity, of any kind
eration of the present tariff law, to frequently what is not done today
of
nature,
in
and'
Iter of the Southwest quarter of to real property situated in Bay City,
lion 12, and the Southeast quarter Tillamook County, State of Oregon, point the fact that, while the adminis cannot be done tomorrow.
tration’s expectation of largely in-1 The work of the mine, the mill,
Ke Northeast quarter of Section described as folldws:
111 in Township 2 South of Range
Beginning sixty (60) feet west of creased imports was being realized, factory, shop, office or store can be
Best of Willamette Meridian in
the
northwest corner of block four its estimate of loss in revenue was be done by two or three, shifts a day
Kmook County Oregon, (exccpt-
with no less in output or in quality of
(4),
James M. Fuller’s Addition to ing much more than realized.
|the aforesaid one acre,) and if no
At the same time, the ordinary ex product. But the cow that is milked
Irs be received for the same in the town of Bay City, Tillamook
northeast
■ Oregon,
" _ . ‘ being _ the
.1____
___ t penses of government, so far from with change of workmen twice a day
■¡visions for an amount equal to County,
greater than the sum for which corner of the tract to be described, being reduced, were increasing. The becomes unprofitable. There are
■whole of said real property may thence west two hundred (200) feet,
(ioo) feet, first year of the Wilson administra weeks when more than eight hours
gold as a whole, then said above thence south 1 one hundred (100)
—*----
1 ' (200)
‘
’
two 1 hundred
feet.
tion cost the country, in round figures a day are required on Oregon fafms
gribed real property will be offer- thence east
■or sale as a whole, and if the thence north one hundred (ioo) feet, $100,000,000 more than the last year and there are weeks when a less num
Ke does not sell in subdivisions or to the place of beginning;
Second: Quieting the title of the of the Taft administration had cost. ber of hours serve to complete the
I whole for a sum sufficient to
plaintiff,
in said property
the
r
r-~, and
____
__ J A deficiet was plainly in sight, and, work.
tty plaintiff’s demand, including
■rest, attorney’s fees, costs and whole thereof against each of you which Congress showed no disposi- j The enactment of the eight hour
tiling costs, then offering for sale and each of the other defendants tion to reduce expenses, it was to be law for Oregon as it is written, will
_ i every
____ seen that a bond issue to raise cur-1__
■ Northeast quarter of the South- above named, 1 and ' each ' and
not create more jobs for more men
|t quarter of Sec. 12, in said Town- person claiming by, through or under
rent
revenues
was
threatening.
In
the
and lengthen the period of work in
you
or
any
of
you,
or
any
of
the
t two (2) South of Range ten (10)
ni
nlz- rd
— __ __
•«< cause one
__ r farmer
— i to
nick
of fimn
time came »» a temporary
sus * country. ».
It will
tt of Willamette Meridian in Till- other defendants above named.
I
Third:
Establishing
and
decreeing
lok County, Oregon.
pension of imports from all warring exchange work with another farmer.
■w, Therefore, by virtue of said that plaintiff is the absolute owner in countries in Europe, to serve the pur It will render idle more than half the
fee
simple
of
the
whole
of
said
prop
I
lotion, judgment, order, decree
I order of sale, and in complianc« erty above described, and that none poses of men looking for something farm hands in Oregon. It will result
Ih the commands of said writ, I of the defendants above named have to hide behind. The president was in many a fruit or dairy farm falling
I on Saturday th 10th day of Oct- any estate, title, claim or interest in not above taking the lead in sound into the hands of the industiious
I
ler, 1914, at the hour of 10 o’clock said property or any part thereof.
ing an alarm which may be called a
Fourth: Perpetually enjoining and false alarm in the sense that it was an Japs. The farm hands and farmers
I. at the front door of the County
will make common cause in defeating
lurt House of Tillamook County, restraining you and the other de
legón, sell at public auction (sub fendants above named, and each of effort to mislead the puplic mind as the proposed eight-hour law in Ore
ll to redemption) to the highest you and each of said other defend to the origin of the impending deficit, gon.
Ider, for cash in hand, all the right, ants, from asserting or claiming any which, he told Congress, was plainly
|e and interest which the above right, title, estate, lien or interest in indicated in the loss of customs rev
Do You Agree With This?
■ed defendants, or any of the’m said real property hereinbefore de
enue during the single month of Aug
t in or to all the above described scribed, or any part thereof.
II property, or any part thereof, on any right, title, estate, lien or interest ust. He proposed a war tax to supply
What is the Lord going to do about
124th day of April, 1911, that being in said real property hereinbefore losses which, he said, promised to the eastern war, and how is he going
I date of plaintiff's mortgage, or described, or any part thereof.
continue for some time, while he to answer the conflicting prayers of
lich any of them have since acquir-
Fifth: The said plaintiff will furth
lin or to the same, or so much er apply to the Court for 6uch other made no reference to the fact that the righteous in the warring countries
kreof as may be necessary to satis- and further relief as to the Court may they had then been continuing for Take it from this oracle that the
said execution, judgment, order teem meet and equitable.
some time. He lost no time in prov Lord is going to pass up that war,
Id decree, interest, attorney's fees.
This summons is published by ing the form of his declaration of the
and he is not going to answer the
Its and accruing costs.
order of the Honorable Webster
Dated this 8th day of September, Holmes, Judge of the above entitled emergency to the evasive and insin- I prayers of those who are praying for
court, made on the 10th day of Aug cere. This fact is so plain that he is the success of armies . The Lord did
r
H. Crenshaw,
ust, 1914, in and by which order it is now finding himself more strongly not have anything to do with starting
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore. prescribed this summons shall be
te of first publication September published for six weeks in the "Tilla opposed among the Democrats of the that war, and he is not going to do
0, 1914.
mook Headlight”, a weekly news House than at any time before. Now, anything to stop it. In this instance
te of last publication, October 8th paper of general circulation printed for the first time, we see the adminis he is an innocent bystander, but un
I914.
and published at Tillamook, Tilla tration leaders in the House endeav like Belgium, he is far enough away,
mook County, Oregon, and requires oring to prevent instead of forcing or, rather, the nations that resort to
you to appear and answer the com the holding of a party caucus on an
Summons.
arms are so far away from him that
plaint on or before October 5th, 1914.
administration programme. The de
Bn the Circuit Court of the State of The date of the first publication is ficit must of course, be wiped out. there is no danger of bullets or pray
August 20, 1914.
ers for the success of arms reaching
frgon for Tillamook County.
Platt & Platt and J. Bailey,
The public credit must be sustained. him. The Lord is the Prince of Peace
Bn Hahn,
Portland,
Oregon,
I
Plaintiff,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. There will be no party division on I he came to earth to teach peace on
I
vs.
that point. But Democrats as well as earth and good will to men; he lived
■t Mahne and Marie Mahne
Republicans, it now begins to appear, i a perfect life and a perfect rule of ac
id M. W. Harrison,
demand
that the administration shall tion. 1 he Lord said "Thou shaJt not
The
East
India
troops
Great
Brit
I
Defendants.
[To Gus Mahne and Marie Mahne, ain has furnished the allied armies in be honest with the people, and shall kill.” The command is specific. The
f above named defendants:
France have been heard from on the not, while acclaiming itself as having great teacher who, in the canse of
P°u, and each of you, are hereby firing line in that country. Censored saved us from war levy a war tax up peace, sought not even his own, was
Ruired to appear and answer the
i
and mild and taught love as the
Jmplaint filed against you in the dispatches put their number at 30,000 on us to cover the sources of a de- j I
Jove entitled suit and court, on or The name of one of the officers, who ficiency inaccurately attributed to a greatest of all virtues, could not have
Jiore the last day of the time pre- was wounded in Monday s fighting, war in Europe.
anything to do with starting such a
fribed in the order for the publica- is given. These troops being officered
fracas as now envelopes Europe. Arid
pn of summons herein which said
it
is not probable that he is going to
by
Englishmen,
the
name
would
re
Ider was made and dated September
All who are defeated in the great
|n. 1914, and if you fail to so answer, veal nothing but for the additional war may conclude to take up their busy himself to stop it by assisting
|r want thereof, the plaintiff will ap- statement that the wounded officer
either army to an early or late suc
> to the court for the relief prayed is captain of the Nineteenth Lancers, residence in "the land of the free and cess. There is no evidence that the
n in said complaint on file herein,
the home of the brave.”
Lord steps in to stay the hand of the
fwit; for judgemnt against said de- a part of Fane’s Horse Indian Army.
Col. Roosevelt has been called to
even though
mdants and each of them for the One source of British re-inforcement the colors in Kansas and Nebraska, individual murderer,
raised against his accepted beloved
,m of $200.00 together with interest is shown in this. The newspaper mili I
Rreon at the rate of 8 per cent per tary experts are still struggling to where the Progressives are deserting and war is but murder on an. enlarged
"’um from the 4th day of October, the possibility of bringing too,000 or to the Republican camp.
scale. The measure of guilt of leader
>°o until paid and for the further
and
follower is a matter ».lilt cannot
more
Russian
Cossacks,
and
their
’T ,0^ $75.00 attorney's fees herein,
bi
discussed
with profit "here.—Cor
nd for the costs and disbursments of horses into the fight via Archangle Deafness Cannot Be Cured
vallis Gazette-Times.
suit; that a certain mortgage and the North Sea. One of the ex 1 hr loe«l «pplic.tto".
they c.nn-O
irntioned in said complaint, for perts has seen private advices from a the deceased portion of the ear.
®poo given by said defendants to
The Pacific Coast '."ondensed Milk
'ttntiff be foreclosed and the prop- Dundee merchant, nams withheld, bv constitution remedies Deafness is caused
hy
inB.mel condil.«.
«** >»»7«
the work
^Pvered by said mortgage, tow it; who actually saw Adam-Zad walking llnlnx
of the Eu,t.chian Tube W hen th<, Company has comm.erseed
of -----------
section nine Town- in Scotland to be entrained for Eng t "¿2*. .nll.med eon h.ee a rnmbl wnnd of enlarging its plant in Hillsboro,
» ' "E quarter
-----------
.
,
.
_
Hearing,
and
when
it
is
entirely
><P
. three
-- North
-------— of Range
f Ik«
... six west lish Channel ports. We shall not be eliiei/* Iieafne«» n the retail, and “nje., 1 and will expend from S zo . ot O to- $jo,-
™_e/”'H*mette meridian, in Tilla-
000 in the enterprise. The present ca
look
" County, Oregon, be sold in the sure of the presence ot Adam-Zad in
‘? ‘ " ""dr
n*r prin'ided
prWided by law and the pro- France until his style of name ap X’i » no“’BX hut an inflamed coodt pacity is inadequate to cane for ‘ the
volume of milk available |7The e «ten
Tt idaof
A* sifth sale applied to the pay- pears in the casualty list. If •' be
®t of said judgment, and that all proved that he has gone the circui ,tw'e°irilt«iVe<Gb' Hundii D >11ara for an, sion of the Macadam roails rrgakes
frsons
under
-JT-p- claiming by
wy through
mrougH or UIIU.1
~
£“^-7 “.‘t-aTA’ c ‘:A‘ that city more of a center
for deliv
•>d
”d defendants or either of them tous route from France to Russia he
ery
of
milk
and
the
demand!
has be- •
•»sequent to the execution of said is said to have traveled in such a brie
< 0 . foledn.Ohlo
ccme imperative for more rq-»m
j
*rJ<age either as purchasers, in- time, the world can no longer call '
rx «ia.tip.ti».
“tnberances or otherwise be forever him "the bear that walks like a man.
t
•Hed and foreclos.d of all right, title,
«
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25 per cent oil’ on Standard make
Fountain Pens
Some Regular $3.50 pens lor $2.00
X
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F. C. FELDSCHAU
Is now ready to take
any Contract in the
Cement and Building
Line
Some of the Reasons Why
A -'erfect /Jafter —- bscU • ly dependable. every day, year in.
year out. Uuilt cn honor« of tho beat material*.
Outwears Three Ordinary Ranges
I
EÆ'iul
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77»r only range mad* enlirtly of charcoal and mallaabl* iron.
Malleable trait can’t break charcoal iron won t rutt aha »t»»L
Economical In Fuel
I L .i'\_ aJ|r
The ream» of tho Maj at tic aio rivc.ed (not put together with
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It ct.-.ya there ¿lways. A»r tight joints and puro asbesto*
limnjr assure at> even baking heat, Having one-half the fuel.
All door3 drop to form rigid »halve*. No »print».
Mattcab!» iron oven rack» alkie out automatically, bow
ing whatever (hoy coutain.
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M ajestic
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Copper |<wk> t ftamped from » •» n • e of copper. wtt>ng uguri»*
left hand i.n ng of fra t •»<. It • .> ¡5
of water in a *«ry
fr-v rninntr» and by turning a 1< v r tn** frumc mi l »•««rvoir mova*
away from (»• e. Anwx ■lun ve p«* nt*d Ida^eeh. f«*atura. f/penmd
! »h fum do»-« away with »hoveling fl'hmi vmtifalrd mh
pre r.t« th or from ' J hit^ hro
prat« h«ia«)»m.
A th ut to th nn fuu tha gruataet hnprovenu/nt
ever ftat In a cringe.
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yrrj nrpi
to fof a life
tiny» "unaigl.t, unmniu.” c.
be auro to Jw dsa-
appolntod. (Airn- to dot «tor'-, and nee the fir eat
Af d-trfir have Ila m >ny «•xrhiaiva fnetures
rilem'rl Hod out why »no
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