Tillamook Headlight,
,he natl0ns only now army
flghnng
agre‘d
The number and form in which the ballot titles for maintain
managed by tne
said measures will be printed on the official ballot is as international council and used for
follows:
policing purposes only, they could
October
8,
Ini 4.
DEMOCRATS FAVORED THE
SOUTH WITH FREE TRADE.
Notice of Sheriff'« Sale.
claim or equity of redemption in - z
to said real property and every
thereof, and that said defendant. Plrt
each of them be adjudged tow’
deficiency which may remain
after applying the proceeds
sale properly applicable to the ■
faction of said judgment, and 1». i
other and further relief a> to
Court may seem meet with equity
I bis summons is served upon v«.
and each of you, by order of tki
Honorable Webster Holmes, Ju£
of the above named court a,, j
Sept Sth, 1914. and the dau ’ of
first publication of this summon,
tjc 10th day of September, i9u
the date ot the last publication the"
of and the last date upon which vou
are required to appear and answer «
or before is and will expire on tk
22nd day of October, 1914. °n ,ht
T. B. Handley
Attorney for Plaintiff.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Tillamook County.
No. 1487.
Sinnott Shows how They Discrimi­
Oglesby
Young,
nated
against
the
West.
dictate eternal peace for the rest of
Plaintiff,
Shall a measure entitled *A Measure
vs.
to Amend Article VII of the Charter of Europe.—S. F. Chronicle.
Congressman Sinnott, of Oregon, Isabella Collins, C. B. Collins
Tillamook Citv, Oregon,’ proposed by
throws some light on how the Dem­ Charles Earl Collins, V. L.
the Common Council of Tillsmook City,
A GOOD IDEA.
ocratic party favored the South and Robinson, Vallie V. Robinson,
by Ordinance No. 2b2, be enacted?
Thia measure changes Article VII of 1
the W est, L. R. French, VV. H. Wilson,
discriminated against
U. G. Longsworth, Onieatta
the Charter of Tillamook City, Oregon, Suggests that Yamhill, Polk and Till­ which
makes interesting reading at McK Longsworth, F. L. Kel­
ao as to provide that two thirds
amook Get Together.
ley, and M. Adelpha Kelley,
“Proposed by the Common property owners may prevent street
this time:
Defndants
improvements by the Common Council,
Mr.
Sinnott:
Mr.
Speaker,
this
war
­
By virtue of an execution, judgment
and allows property owners to specify | I have noticed of late a number of
Council:
and how to . tax measure before
the kind of street improvements they articles on good roads, ----
—-- the House has order, decree and order of sale issued
wish made; makes more definite prop­ build them, in which I am always
1 neeessarily focused attention upon in the above entitled court and cause
to me drected, dated the 8th day of
chargeable with expense of im­
100
YES. erty
provements, requires published esti­ terested. As to the different ways of the jjnderwood tariff bill. Under the September, 1914, upon a judgment
bulletin« and
ana constructing
consuuni**6 roads I am , 1 Democratic gag law under which we and decree rendered and entered in
mate of cost before improvement is building
which cost can not be exceeded not capable of saying, but I do believe arf worHng> and under which I am said court and cause on the 8th day of
NO. ordered
101
more than five per cent, makes the city there is only eo nright way, and that now speakingi ;t will be impossible September, 1914, in favor of Oglesby
aurveyor City engineer, makes the
Young, Plaintiff, and against Isabella
__ - A
o ssrti form
.
. .
.
«I...«
AnA
Bancroft Bonding Act specifically is for the county to adopt a uniform for me to pay attention to but one Collins, C. B. Collins, Charles Earl
SUMMONS.
applicable, with changes, authorizes system, and employ a competent en feature of the Underwood bill as it Collins, V. L. Robinson, Vallie V.
change of street grades and assess­ gineer to have jurisdiction over the affects my state, the Pacific Coast, Robinson, L. R. French, W. H. Wil­
ment of benefits and damages caused roads of the entire county and make
In the Circuit Court of the Stat.
son, U. G. Longsworth, Oneiatta Mc-
and Northern States.
thereby, authorizes guaranty by Citv
K Longsworth, F. L. Kelley and M. Oregon for Tillamook County
plans
and
specifications
for
all
roads
Mr. Speaker the Underwood bill Adelpha Kelley, in the sum of
Robert Osborn,
of street improvement bonds, subject
to referendum, and provides for re­ that are to be built or improved, and was brought before the House when I $6693.20, with interest thereon from
Plaintiff,
assessment where original assessment see that the different supervisors car­ was but a juvenile, a freshmen Mem­ the 24th day of April, 1913, at the rate
vs.
invalid. Mark X between the number ry it out accordingly, and all bridges
William L. Riefenberg and
cent per annum, and the
ber, when I had served but a few of six per
/ and answer voted for.”
sum of $96.90 with interest Lillian C. Riefenberg, his wife
with spans under 50 feet be under the days in the House. On first glancing further
thereon from the 12th day of May, John Storm, the unknown
jurisdiction of the county engineer, at that bill I noticed that cotton ties 1914, at the rate of six per cent per heirs of Obed S. Thomas, de­
Shall a measure entitled A Measure
, b -d , w;th spans over 50 feet and cotton bagging were on the free annum, and the further sum of $650.00 ceased, and also all other'per-
Charter and
wnn y
to > Amend Article VIII of the proposed
be
under the jurisdiction ot the state list. I glanced down toward the wool attorney’s fees, with interest thereon sons or parties unknown
Tillamook City, Oregon” ....
; . ~ 1
vs
«•
. 1__ 1 n11 »bn rAOilC
engineer.
I
believe
that all the roads sacks and wool bagging and wheat from the 8th day of September, 1914, claiming any right, title, estate
“Proposed by the Common of
by the Common Council of Tillamook
the further sum of $18.55, costs 'ien or interest in the real es­
City by Ordinance No. 282, be enact- i ' should be built of a permanent nature sacks, and I noticed that they were and
and disbursments, with interest there­ tate, described in the com­
ed?”
Council:
I of some kind. This will result in bet- not on the free list. Being artless on from the 8th day of September, pliant herein.
This Measure changes Article VIII , roa(js with less expense to the and unsophisticated, I supposed of 1914, and the costs of and upon this
Defendants.
writ, commanding me to make sale of
the Charter of Tillamook City bV ’ taxpayers of the county, and elim­
To the unknown heirs of Obed S
YES. I of
102
course,
that
my
amendment
would
providing for the assessment of bene­
the followng described real property, Thomas, deceased, and also all other
fits against property specially'benefitt- inate the taking up of roads by super­ carry. I was myself making campaign to-wit:
persons or parties unknown claimiae
ed .........................................
by opening, closing or changing the visors that have been built by preced­ thunder for my campaign in Oregon
The South half of the Northwest any right, title, estate, lien or interest
103
NO. streets and making the same a lien on ing supervisors, and will do away
and the Northwest quarter in the real estate described in the
and on the coast, but alas! to my quarter
such propertv. Also allows appeal from
of the Southwest quarter of Section complaint herein:
I assessments in such cases. Mark X be- with that enormous expense and ac­ great dismay my amendment was de­ 12, and the Southeast quarter of the
In the name of the State of Oregon
I tween the number and answer voted complishing nothing, which is done feated. Why was it defeated Mr. Northeast quarter of Section 11, all in you
and each of you are hereby re­
y for.
throughout the county every year, Speaker? Why was the duty left on Township 2 South of Range to West quired to appear in the above en­
which means thousands of dollars wheat sacks and wool bagging, while I of Willamette Meridian, in Tillamook titled court on or before the 5th day
County, Oregon, (excepting one acre
lost
and thrown away, for good roads cotton bagging and cotton ties w’ere I thereof described in the deed record­ of October, 1914, and answer the
Shall a measure entitled “A Measure
complaint filed against you in the
I
I
mean
a
whole
lot
to
this
county
and
to Amend the Charter of Tillamook
placed on the free list? Mr. Speaker, I ed in Book “J” at page 270 Records above entitled cause, and if you fail
of Deeds of Tillamook County, Ore­ to so appear and answer within said
City, Oregon, by adding thereto an every person in it.
A/ticle to be known as article XII,”i I have also noticed a number of I hold in my hand a campaign docu­ I gon.) Also the Northeast quarter of time, Tor want thereof the plaintiff
ment,
the
campaign
book
issued
by
proposed by the Common Council of |
the Southwest quarter of Section 12,
apply to the above entitled court
Tillamook City by Ordinance No. 2b2, articles in regard to the road linking Mr. Underwood, the majority leader, I Township 2 South of Range 10 West' will
for the relief demanded in his com­
I
“Proposed by the Common be enacted?”
the counties of Yamhill and Tilla- in his senatorial campaign in Ala­ of Willamette Meridian, in Tillamook pliant, to-wit, for a decree as follows'
i County, Oregon.
Thia measure adds a new Article to m<\°k together. I am glad the citizens bama last spring. It is headed:
First: Decreeing that you, the said
1 First offering for sale in subdivis­
Council:
the Charter of Tillamook City and pro­ ot Yamhill county have waked up to
“Democratic senatorial campaign. ions, the one hundred and sixty acres defendants, and the other defendants
vides procedure to be followed when such an important matter, believing The issue and the facts, ‘The man of described as the South half of the above named, or any of you, have no
right, title or interest at law or in
are issued; that all ordinances
relations between the two the hour,’ Oscar W. Underwood, Northwest quarter and the Northwest equity,
YES. /bonds
104
of any kind of nature, in and
for issuing bonds are subject to refer­ that the
quarter
of
the
Southwest
quarter
of
is
of
the
best.
I
believe
these
counties
to real property situated in Bay City,
endum exeept for street improvements
statesman, Democrat.”
Section
12,
and
the
Southeast
quarter
where city does not guarantee paament counties owe a great deal to one
On the bottom of the first page is of the Northeast quarter of Section Tillamook County, State of Oregon^
NO. thereof,
105 ...
as follows:
requires all bonds to be sold another, for if we had good roads be­ this quotation from the Bible:
11, all in Township 2 South of Range described
for not less than par, and reserves the tween them there would be thousands
Beginning sixty (60) feet west of
10
West
of
Willamette
Meridian
in
“And ye shall know the truth, and
right to the city to take up any bonds
northwest corner of block four
Tillamook County Oregon, (except­ the
at or alter 5 years from date of issue. , of dollars worth <?f fruit hauled from the truth shall make you free.”
(4), James M. Fuller's Addition to
ing
the
aforesaid
one
acre,)
and
if
no
“Mark X between the number and an­ Yamhill to Tillamook and many
(Applause on Republican side.)
offers be received for the same in the town of Bay City, Tillamook
swer voted for.”
County, Oregon, being the northeast
things that cannot be successfully
And he gave them free cotton bag­ subdivisions for an amount equal to corner
of the tract to be described,
raised there, but under the present ging and ties! (Applanse on Republi 01 greater than the sum for which thence west
___ _ two
..............................
hundred (200) ■»«.
feet,
the
whole
of
said
real
property
may
impossible. can side.) On page 13 of Mr. Under­
Shall a Measure entitled ’A Measure conditions it is almost
be sold as a whole, then said above thence south one hundred (too) feet,’
to Amend the Charter of Tillamook And on the other hand there would wood’s campaign book in that mem­ described real property will be offer­ thence east two hundred (200) feeh
City, Oregon, by adding thereto an Ar­ be hauled from Tillamook to Yamhill orably campaign against Mr. Hobson ed for sale as a whole, and if the thence north one hundred (100) feet,
ticle to be known as Article XIII’ pro­ thousands of dollars worth of fish
same does not sell in subdivisions or to the place of beginning;
he shows the saving to the cotton as
Second: Quieting the title of the
posed by the Common Council of Tills-1
a whole for a sum sufficient to
“Proposed by the Common mook City by ordinance No. 282 be en-; and cheese, and there would be a growers, his constituents and party satisfy plaintiff’s demand, including plaintiff in said property and the
acted?”
I benefit to every, producer and con­ friends, to be over $5,000,000 on ac­ interest, attorney’s fees, costs and whole thereof against each of you
This Measure adds a new Article to sumer in both counties. It would also count of free cotton bagging. Again I , accruing costs, then offering for sale and each of the other defendants
Council:
the Charter of Tillamook City making '
Í the Northeast quarter of the South- above named, and each and every
definite provision for the exercise of make the tourist travel double, and call the attention of the House to j 1 west quarter of Sec. 12, in said Town- person claiming by, through or under
would
give
every
person
a
chance
to
page
35
of
this
campaign
book,
under
I | ship two (2) South of Range ten (10) you or any of you, or any of the
the Initiative and Referendum as to,
YES. City
10G
matters, requiring that 15 days go to the beach each summer, for Til­ the heading of “The mantle of ■ West of Willamette Meridian in Till- oilier defendants above named.
notice at least be given of any election lamook has the best Summer resorts
Third: Establishing and decreeing
mook County, Oregon.
Aninias,” where he says:
on any matter submitted to the electors ,
NO.
I Now, Therefore, by virtue of said that plaintiff is the absolute owner in
107.
on
the
coast,
and
for
good
roads
it
“
One
of
the
innumerable
conscious
under the initiative and referendum, ,
excution, judgment, order, decree fee simple of the whole of said prop­
and that the full text of any measure can’t be beat.
misrepresentations of R. P. Hobson and order of sale, and in compliance erty above described, and that none
submitted shall be published. Under
I personally know that Tillamook is with reference to the tariff tax on”- with the commands of said writ, I of the defendants above named have
present condition these matters are left I
will on Saturday th 10th day of Oct- any estate, title, claim or interest in
And then in large heavy type—
entirely to the discretion of the council ; county is willing to do her part, and
tober, 1914, at the hour of 10 o’clock said property or any part thereof,
Mark X between the number and an­ more, and I am satisfied that Polk "bagging and cotton ties. This is dis­ a.m.
Fourth: Perpetually enjoining and
the front dpor of the County
swer voted for.”
county is also, and Yamhill certainly posed of by Mr. Underwood’s speech Court at House
of Tillamook County, restraining you and' the other de­
ought to be. We have the best and at Collinsville.”
Oregon, sell at public auction (sub­ fendants above named, and each of
ject to redemption) to the highest you and each of said other defend­
most natural place for a road—a di­
Here
is
the
speech
quoted:
Shall a Measure entitled ‘A Measure
bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, ants, from asserting or claiming any
“Cap. Hobson charges I took the title and interest which the above right, title, estate, lien or interest in
to amend the Charter of Tillamook Citv, | vide that is lower by several thou­
Oregon, by adding thereto an Article ( sand feet than any oiher between the tax off of whisky and put it on cotton ’ named defendants, or any of them said real property hereinbefore de­
to be Known as Article XIV, providing ' mouth of the Columbia river and the bagging and cotton ties to tax the ; had in or to all the above described scribed, or any part thereof,
for the refunding of the outstanding California line. By running south of
real property, or any part thereof, on any right, title, estate, lien or interest
farmers.”
warrant indebtedness of Tillamook
the 24th day of April, 1911, that being in said real property hereinbefore
the
Grand
Ronde
valley
by
the
way
“Proposed by the Common City.
And again this line in heavy type:
Oregon, and running expenses,
the date of plaintiff's mortgage, or described, or any part thereof.
for 1914. proposed by the Common of Bentley, follow the waters of the
“That statement is as false as any which any of them have since acquir­
The said plaintiff will furth­
Council:
Council of Tillamook City, bv Ordi-. Yamhill river up, then dowrr the ever made in the history of mankind. ed in or to the same, or so much er Fifth:
apply to the Court for such other
nance No, 282 be enacted?
;
thereof
as
may
be
necessary
to
satis
­
and further relief as to the Court may
the The exact opposite is true. We did
This Measure adds an Article to the 1 waters of the Little Nestucca to
fy said execution, judgment, order seem meet and equitable.
rarrch, * not change the tax on liquor, but I ' and
-------- -------
YES. Charter of Tillamook City, authorizing place known as the Baxter
108
decree, interest, attorney's fees,
This summons is published by
the issuance of bonds of the city to the 1 then join with Tillamook county,
., ( , did put cotton
_______ bagging and ties 1 on costs and accruing costs.
order of the Honorable Webster
amount of $70,000.00 to take up out- leaving Dolph to the north, cutting , the free list’’
Dated this 8th day of September, Holmes, Judge of the above entitled
109
NO. standing
warrants to pay current ex- off aii or •
kin.
.
zzs
.. ’
.
,
court, made on the 10th day of Aug­
penses of the City foi the year 1914. I °
,bOSe s,,e,ep hll,ls abou'
((Laughter and applause
on the IPM.
H. Crenshaw,
ust, 1914, in and by which order it is
Under this Article no warrants are to ; 1 °lpn and that muddy road through R*epub1ican side.)
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
this summons shall bl
be taken up except those for which the . the agency, which is now almost im-
Gentlemen, would that I could re- Date of first publication September prescribed
publiahed for six weeks jn the “Tillar
I
10,
1914.
"‘AS
.nd P.“"b" °t
.’ vK-gwu
Oregon auu
.nd aay
«
--------------- ------------- —
. mi is «>••-«.<«
»—• • — —
v«
mook Headlight”, a weekly news­
there could be a model road built— that I jmit wool bagging and wheat Date of last publication, October 8th paper of general circulation printed
answer voted for.”
1914.
_ __________
and published at Tillamook, Tilla­
almost a railroad grade, at a very J sacks on the free list. (Applause on
mook County, Oregon, and requires
small cost, considering the good it the Republican side.) He says further
you to appear and answer the coni’
Summons.
Said election will be held at 8 o’clock in the morning I will do. It would make a road that ' in
* * his speech?
plajnt on or before Oftober 5th. 19*4.
and will continue until 6 o’clock in the afternoon of said could be traveled the year round and i “The records will sustain me in this In the Circuit Court of the State of The
date of the first publication!»
August 20, 1914.
would open up a new country for set­ statement. Why any sane man, know­ Oregon for Tillamook County.
October 19 th, 1914.
Platt & Platt and J. Bailey,
tlers and a fine belt of timber.
ing the record of Capt. Hobson does, John Hahn,
Dated this 24th dav of September, 1914.
Portland, Oregon,
Plaintiff,
My
idea
s
that
th<e
county
ciourts
t dares to make such a statement con­
Attorney« for Plaintiff.
JOHN ASCHIM,
vs.
of Yamhill, Polk Mid Tillamook get trary to the facts I can not undcr-
Gu« Mahne and Marie Mahne
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Oregon together and as a body ask the state , stand. The facts are that when we and
Senator Burton will go down to the
M. W. Harrison,
legislation for appropriations to help tried to pass the free list containing
Defendants.
grave believing that he saved the
To Gus Mahne and Marie Mahne, country about $53,000,000 at a single
Ownership of Tillamook County number 38,463 are operated by own­ build this road, w hich would prove a cotton bagging and ties over Presi­
the above named defendants:
Hom««.
ers and managers and 6,859 by ten­ benefit to the state as a whole.
dent Taft's veto, Capt. Hobson was
You, and each of you, are hereby- session of Congress.
ants.
I do not approve of any county tol- ' absent and did not vote.”
required to appear and answer the
The United States Census Depart-
Eighty five per cent of the farms of I I crating a toll road at this stage of the , I will have to skip down to the part complaint filed against you in the
inent at Washington has just issued this state are operated by owners and world, but I will recommend that a
where again in heavy letters he states above entitled suit and court, on or
a bulletin dealing with ownership of managers and 15 per cent by tenants. toll of $2.50 be? charged on automo­
before the last day of the time pre­
“The item putting cotton bagging scribed in the order for the publica­
Tillamook County homes. The impor­
The farm home owners and man­ biles and all gas driven cars, for one and ties on the free list is in the bill tion
of summons herein which said
tant facts contained in the bulletin agers of Oregon cultivate 3,247,000 year after , the completion of this that is now a law.”
order was made and dated September
I
relative to this county are as follows: acres of land and the tenants till road, and the money be divided be­
\ es, Mr. Speaker; the item is in the 8th, 1914, and if you fail to so answer,
Of this number 46t are farm homes. t.oot.ooo acres in this state.
tween the three counties, according Underwood bill. Free wheat sacks for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap­
3OJ of the farm homes are owned
The value of the land and buildings to the expenses of each county in and free wool bagging denied to the ply to the court for the relief prayed
for in said complaint on file herein,
by their occupants and are free of of the tenant farms of this state is building the road.
I would recom North and the West; free cotton towit; for judgemnt against said de­
mortgaged incumbrance.
$91,065,000; that of the home owners mend that all horse drawn rigs go I bagging and free cotton ties given to fendants and each of them for the
The mortgaged farm homes number and managers is $364,512,000.
free. Let the tourists or the man who constituents of the gentleman from sum of $200.00 together with interest
216.
rides in the automobile help pay for Alabama for campaign thunder and thereon at the rate of 8 per eent per
annum from the 4th day of October,
Renters occupy 119 farm homes in
the road anfl I’ll guarantee that von campaign arguments in a senatoral 1906 until paid and for the further
this county.
Andrew Carnegie says the war is will not find a kick from any one
sum of $75.00 attorney’s fees herein,
Out of a total of ¡438 homes in the not the work of the Kaiser, but of the when they can cross the mountains contest in Alabama accounts, Mr. and for the costs and disbursments of
Speaker,
for
five
or
six
million
dol
­
county 798 are urban homes.
this suit; that a certain mortgage
German military caste. Without ac­ without shafting gears. Wlke up good
There are 382 urban home owners cepting the contention that the con­ roads men of Yamhill c.uuntv, and lars of deficits in our revenue, which mentioned in said complaint, for
we must now supply with a war tax. $200.00 given by said defendants to
in the county.
flict was due to a particular nation, it Set together with Tillamoovk and Polk (Applause on the Republican side.)
plaintiff be foreclosed and the prop­
Of this number 92 are mortgaged.
does seem as if it was the work of counties and get buisy. Don't forget
Again referring to the front page of erty covered by said mortgage, towit;
249 of the urban homes are free mor/ than one man. However, Carne­ it tomorrow, but keep the gtood work
this campaign book of our senatorial the NE quarter of section nine Town­
of incumbrances.
gie starts a big discussion when he going, »aid there will be something candidate in Alabama, “the man of I ship three North of Range six west
of the Willamette meridian, in Tilla­
There are 32« rented urban homes says: No real friend of lasting peace doin<-1
J. L. FletcTier.
the hour,” Oscar W. Underwood, I mook County, Oregon, be sold jn (he
in the county.
wants to stop war now. That would
manner provided by law and the pro­
read :
The census enumerators were un- be but a short sighted policy, and
ceeds of such sale applied to the pay­
“
And
ye
shall
know
the
truth,
and
The
London
reporters
doubtless
able to secure data pertaining to the would be hut an armed truce." Much
ment of said judgment, and that ail
I
the
truth
shall
make
you
free.
”
(St.
ownership of a small percentage of depends upon the terms of peace deem it humilating enough to be un­
persons claiming by through 9r under
said defendant« or either ot them
both the rural and urban homes in which could be made to provide der campulsion to use only such news John viii, 32.)
Yes; free from Democratic tariff subsequent to the execution of said
as
the
War
Office
has
censored
witb
­
Tillamook County.
against another war by conditions as
mortgage either as purchasers, in-
Oregon has 45, jm farms; of this to partial or total disarmament. If out having to get it as a •‘hand-out1* discrimination «gainst the North and 1 cumberance« or otherwise be forever
the west.
at th* back door.
.
.
barred and foredpsd of all right, title,
a
t. . ..— «
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