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TiTTamook Headlight, December 3l, IÔ14. -------- :— Notice to Creditors. :0l. * ■ * « « » ■ * r I Some things are out of the question make a good showing, and we hope Women’s Civic League. Sidney E. Henderson, Pres.. of what was hoped to be accomplish that every locality benefitted by next In the District Court of the United A Surveyor. States, for the district of Oregon. Legal Advertisements. Through the courtesy of the manage ed by the German naval attack on the year’s road work will appreciate this In the matter of J. W. Myers and A John Leland Henderson. Sec ment, the Woman’s Civic Club has east coast of England. Among these First Insertion, per lint............ $ .10 large expenditure. 4 retary Treas., Attomey-at- M. Myers, co-partners as Myers & been tendered the use of the Commer can be placed, without ceremony, the Farli subscq-ciit insertion, line. .05 Son bankhupt. a Law, Notiary Public. Ü Business and professional cards The sotiih part of Tillamook Coun cial Club parlors for all meetings in one giving it no larger purpose than No. 3073 in Bankruptcy. Notice is hereby given that on the one month ................................ 1.00 ty, when County Commissioner Far the future, the first of which will be that of "striking terror to the British a Tillamook Title and IS ¿4th day of November, A.D., 1914 1 Homestead Notices .................... 5.00 mer retires to private life next week, held there Sat. Jan. 2, at 2:30 p. m. heart.” In vain have a thousand pages H Abstract co. W. Myers and A. M. Myers, co-part- 'limber Claims ............................ 10.00 will lose a faithful conscientious ser It is earnestly requested that each of history been written in red if, in * mrs as Mvcr &. Son, of Hebo Oregon, member make an effort to bring some I l ocals per line each insertion. .05 vant, who has-been instrumental in the dawn of this century, there could « Law, Abstracts, Real Estate, "J the bankrupt above named, was duly Display advertisement, 311 inch, Surveying, Insurance, carrying out a number of permanent ore who is not already affiliated, in be found anywhere a government of adjudicated bankrupt; and that tlle order that the membership may be ma first meeting of their creditors will be Both Phones. one month .......................................... 50 improvements in that part of the such folly. An equal folly on the part I held in my offices, Rooms, 830-831, county that are a credit to hi n and terially increased. Few clubs have of the Germans would have been that M All R< solutions of Condolence TILLAMOOK - - OREGON. Not lbw stern Bank Building, Port and Lodge Notices, per line.. .05 the county. There is this much that started under more auspicious condi of making such a demonstration a ; flt * ISMB «1*1« ■ a « " land, Oregon, on the 7th day of Jan Cards of Thanks, per line..................os can be sai <1 of Mr. Fa rmrr. He was tions, and a realization of the oppor against English shores for no oilier uary, 1915, at 2 p.in., at which time no slip-shod, make-shift road I uihler, tunity offered in this community fur purpose than one of showing that the Notices, Lost, Strayed or Stolen ■ aid creditors may attend, prove their improvement ami the highest expres claims, appoint a trustee, examine the but believed in and went ahead with etc., minimum rate, not ex thing can be done. Such an adventure sion of club life, should be an incentive bankrupt, and transact such other ceeding five lines.............................. 25 substantial and permanent roa«l work. BAT VIERECK’S to every woman to become an active, might stir the blood of young navies business as may properly come before The office of county commissioner is said meeting. enthusiastic member. Let each one and midshipmen, and might even ap Entered as second class mail mat not one of the most pleasant posi appreciate the fact that there is peal to higher officers aboard ship, Claims must be presented in form BREAD, ter July, 1888, at the postoffice at tions to fill, when there are so many strength in numbers. for all of whom "glory beckoning on l required by the Bankruptcy Act, and sworn to. Tillamook, Ore, under the act of giouchy back-biting people to con to death” is ever a subconscious ele TILLAMOOK BAKERY, The schedule filed discloses estimat tend with who oppose public improve March 3, 1879. ment in calculating the chances of 1 Masons and Stars Install. ed assets of $38,349.76. I ment in most every shape or form, war. But the men higher up in Ger Dated December 23, 1914. THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. 1 unless it is right at their own doors. A. M. Cannon, On Saturday evening last the Mas- man counsels, those who have to deal ■ Mr. Farmer retires from office with a ons and Stars of this city installed wjth problems of putting the smaller Referee in Bankruptcy. At All Grocers. good record and the confidence of the officers fur the ensuing year at their against the greater number of ships, Editorial Snap Shots Notice of Sheriff’s Sale. people, and wc believe he is justly en hall in the Masonic block. I are not to be suspected of having sent titled to a word of commendation After installation a fine supper was out, across a sea swarming with an Notice is hereby given, That by Who will be the next official to be ’ from the press, for improvements in served and a pleasant evening was virtue of an execution and order of enemy’s vessels, a squadron for mak recalled. the roads in the south part of the spent socially. Several good musical I sale issued out of the Circuit Court of ing an attack only on peaceful un county is conclusive proof that Mr. selections were also enjoyed. the state of Oregon, for Tillamook IQI4-1H AT armed burghers in unfortified sea We wish everybody a happy pros Farmer made good and he retires County, upon a judgment and degree Following are the names of those in ports. of foreclosure duly entered in said perous New Year. with the respect of his fellow citizens. stalled as officers of the Masonic JIU Lodge • :, I * * Court on December 24th, 1914 in a Claussen I announc > n g his break with Pres ----- o— R. T. Boals, W. M.; E. J. (_________ case wherein Tillamook County Bank A good new year’s resolution for ident Wilson and Secretary McAdoo WINTER SHORT COURSE—JAN. 4-30 a corporation, is plaintiff, and Marion S. D. ; Frank Heyd, J. D.; U. G. [ Wc want to give an Tillantookcrs: Cut out the knocking, Agriculture, including Agronomy, Celic is defendant, which execution Jackson, Treas. ; A. H. Gaylord, Secy. ; and Huston over the character of the tion to prove what un back biting habit and boost for the Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Horti was issued by the clerk of said court rural credit system. Representative F. K. Cardiff, S. D. John Keldson, J. ‘ ons Bro. Trombley tai culture, Poultry Husbandry, Insects, under the seal thereof, bearing the county's development and improve and how easy it is foi one to come D. ; John Olson, S. S.; W, 0. Camp Bulkley of Ohio declares that 75 per Plant anJ Animal Diseases, Cream date of the 26th of December, 1914, I ment. well, J. S.; M. V. Stillwell, Tyler; cent of the Republicans will join him ery Management, Marketing, etc. have levied upon, and will, on Mon back at him. When the Home Economics, including Cook Carl Walline, Marshal ; C. W. Talmage, ' in demanding a provision whereby the day the 1st day of February, 1915, at Wc are glad tohear so many’ per gressives were cutting a swarth in Installing officer, ing, Home Nursing, Sanitation, Sew the hour of 10 o’clock a.m. at the | government itself will become surety ing. Dressmaking and Millinery. sons express their approval of the politics, our esteemed Bro. was a full Court House door in Tillamook City, The fullowing officers of the Star for every loan. The subject of rural Commerce, including Business Man fledged progressive and lie denounced County Court in appropriating $10,000 Tillamook County, Oregon, duly sell Lodge were installed: agement, Rural Economics, Business credits is one of the most important at public auction to the highest bid for the Bayoccan road Justice always Republicans who advocated the as Law, Office Training, Farm Account Mrs. J. E. Reedy, VV. M. ; Dr. J. with which the government rr list der for cash in hand the following de sembly and assembly candidates. II. wins out in the long run. ing, etc. Engineering, including scribed real property situate in Tilla Shopwork and Roadbuilding. also called Republican leadeis corrupt Olson, IV. P.; Theresa Gavlord A. M.; soon deal. President Taft often em A. H. Gaylord, Secy. ; E. J. Claussen, 1 phasized the necessity for a system FARMERS WEEK—FEBRUARY D6 mook County, Oregon, to-wit: bosses and that the Republican party Democratic shin plasters have to be The South half of lot 5, in Block 16, Treas.; Mrs. R. T. Boals, Conductress ;' A general clearing house session of placed on notes, mortgages, insurance v as boss ridden. In the recall election Ethel Gaylord, A. C. : Mrs. U. G? Jack- under which the farmers of the U-iit- of Thayer’s Addition to the town of six days for th«* exchange of dynamic lillaniook (now within the corporate policies, express packages, etc. The this week Bro. Trombley supported son, Chaplain; Mrs. Condit, A.; Mrs. cd States might procure nioncy at ideas on the most pressing problems limits of Tillamook City.) Said sale of the times. Lectures by leading shin plaster party is a peach, but it i an assembly candidate for district at Franklin, R. ; Mrs. Reichers, E. ; Mrs. low terms and for long periods fc.r to convey all of the interest of the de authorities. State conferences. all owing to the European war shin torney, who was indorsed by the 1 ill- Plank, E.; Miss Blanche McNair, W. ; the "building of farms.” It is recoe- EXTENSION SERVICE fendant as of the date of February 11, nized that fenced land, even with es amook Civic League, which is just as plasterers have the pall to tell you. 1911, or subsequently owned by him, U. G. Jackson, S.; Mrs. C. I. Clough, Offers lectures, movable schools, in sential buildings, does not constitute and the proceeds will be applied to much a political organization domina M. : Mrs. Carl Haberlach, 1. O. stitutes and numerous correspondence thesatisfaction of the judgment in a “farm” in the full sense. Nor can .1 courses on request. —~ * I ct’s have a little more civic pride ted by leaders or political bosses as said cause, which is for $162.00, with farm be made in two or three seasons MUSIC: Piano, String, Band, Voice. . Obituary Notice. in this city the coming year. Get in the Republican party. Wc doi.’t sec interest thereon at the rate of 8 per It require^ years of work and the ex No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail cent per annum, from October nth, and back up the city council and the any difference, and we contend that 1913, the further sum of $50.00 as at Chris Zweifel was born in Switzer penditure of considerable money to roads. For further inf« rma ion address, commercial club and do things. We' both have a right to hold meetings and The Oregon Agricultural College, torney’s fees, the costs and disburse ve had too many drones in the city nominate or indorse candidates for land in 1871. He came to America at prepare a farm for such pro If« tivity (tw-12-l-to-l-l) CORVALLIS, OREQOM ments of this suit taxed at $16.00, and who never put their shoulders to the office. But we all know how Bro. 20 years of age and settled in Iowa 1 as that of the “worn out" land of the costs and expenses of sale. wheel or help out. Trombley howled a few years ago where he lived for 11 years, after France and Germany. Mr. Herrick, Dated this December 26th, 1914. ------o------ I about assembly candidates. We waul which he went back to Switzerland and who recently returned from Paris H. Crenshaw, Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore. Wc heard a disinterested person I to make a passing remark before wc remained there for 4 years. His next' with such bright laurels, was especi say, and who know s the policy of th« I « lose, and it is this: Our contention is move was to Brazil. However, in this ' ally charged by President Taft to in Sheriff’s Sale. government engineers, that they that a church dedicated to the worship country he did not do very well and : vestigate the rural credit system of aged until every drop is k rare and mellow. Tbat’r. t would never allow a bridge to be con of God, is too sacred a place to hol<_ soon left it for the United States, com France. Commissions and individual In the Circuit Court of th? State of what gives the flavor ■ structed from ( Dean’s Point to political meetings with ring rule ing to Tillamook County where he re congressmen have likewise studied Oregon for the County of Tillamook, to Gid \\ heeler. Wc have had our doubt bosses dominating it. Nor shouhl a mained until death. ( the problem. Kathleen Mills, Plaintiff. He leaves a wife and 6 children, old about that also. vs. church be used for amusement or to est 12 and youngest 2)^ months. He Mary Jane Martin (Formerly entertain people. I bis may not be in Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Mary Jane Harris) and The people of Tillamook County accord with twentieth century ideas, also leaves 3 brothers and 2 sisters in ’ with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot reach the scat of the disease. Ca Caleb M. Martin, her hus this country and 2 sisters and parents ' was pronounced on Tuesday in the but we are glad that the Republican tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, band, Defendants. and in order to cure it you must take in recall election when they recalled party is not using places dedicated to in Switzerland. He was an honorable ternal By virtue of an execution, judgment remedies. Hall’s' Catarrh Cure is District Attorney Gersoni and elected worship of the Divine Being to bold hard working man respected by all who taken internally, and acts directly upon order, decree and order of sale issued the blood and muccous surfaces. Hall’s inew him. out of the above entitled court in T. II. (ioync to succeed him. Thai political meetings. Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It Probably Bto Funeral services were held at the was prescribed by- one ol the best phy the above entitled cause ,to me should end it and Mr. Gersoni should Trombley must think that the bosses sicians in this country for years and is directed, and dated the 16th day of abide bv the will of the people, for il in the Tillamook Civic League are German Congregational church, Rev. I a regular prescription. It is composed of September, 1914, upon a judgment the best tonics known, combined wit i the Ebinger officiating. sustains the action of the grand jury. sanctified and ar«’ a superior class of best blood purifiers, acting directly on the and decree rendered and entered in mucous surfaces. The perfect combina. said court on the 16th day of Septem being to the leaders of th • Republican Eley Simmons Fleck was born in tion of the two ingredients is what pro ber, 1914, in favor of Kathleen Mills, duces such wonderful results in curing Wc are glad to hear so many per party, hence they can hold an assem Iowa, Sept. 11, 1861,—crossed the Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. plaintiff and against Mary Jane Mar because he knew it was letter from L. M. Kraner iti bly and endorse candidates for office Plains with her parents in 1865 and F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, O. tin ( l’onncrly Mary Jane Harris) and the best. Today you Sold by Druggists, price 75c, regard to the budget meeting. Il was Caleb M. Martin, her husband, de but it is a previous siu for Republi came to Tillamook County, Oregon, i Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. can find r.o finer Mr. Kramer who first brought up the fendants, for the sum of five hundred cans to do so. Doesn’t this prove that She was married Feb. 26, 1876 to Louis I twenty-five (525) dollars, together matter of having the count « surveve«! Bro. Trombley is a political hypo Fleck. To this union was born four' with interest thereon at the rate of for a State Highway, wlun he advo sons and four daughters. Only one ' ci it? ten per cent per annum from the 10th cate«! $100,000 lor the roa«l fund be- daughter awaits her on the other side, j «lay of April, 1913, until paid, amount KF. LAUGHLIN, i.ug lied up until that time. Although ing to the sum of six hundred eight A husband, seven children, four broth Tillamook, Ore. Two Psychological Problems. lie did not succeed in this respect, In een and 90-100 (618.90) dollars, cal ers and one sister mourn her here. j culated to the 23rd day of January, accomplished the object he had in 1 She died Dec. 15, 1914 and was bur-4 On your front porch can be lit 1915: together with the further sum There is to be an investigation of view creating a sentiment I for th«’ ied at Dallas, Ore., D jc . 17, 1914. every night until midnight of eight and 55-100 (8.55) dollars, to There is little interest in the report survey and obtaining the additional I the motives of rich men in making b< and register not over gether with interest thereon at the to philanthropy, education, Notice to Contractors. fifty cents per month that Alaskan coal meets the require rate of six per cent per annum from money for that purpose, Mr. Kratter I quests 1 ti the meter. is one of those who believe that if I science and other presumably useful ments of the navy. Mr. Daniels in- August 12, 1914 until paid; also the The Three Rivers Creamery Ass’i 1 Tillamook County is contributing I things. The commission on Industrial sists that fuel oil displace coal in the further sum of seventy-five (75) dol lars Attorney’s fees; together with money for the Slate Highway Com- I Relations, recently appointed, is to wishes to receive bids on building at ■ ’COAST POWER COMPANY. navy. the further sum of $23.00 costs and I t ike up the exacting work, it is re- mission, the county shottld be in a addition to its factory at Hebo, Ore •. 1----------------------------------------------- the costs of and upon this writ, com manding me to make sale of the fol position whereby it can get some of I ported, but just how it proposes to go See copy of specifications at Car lowing described real estate, situate the money back. Wc agree with him. I about it there is no hint given. All we Haberlach's office, Tillamook, or a in the county of Tillamook, State of I are tol«l is that Mr. Rockefeller, Mr. resident of Chas. McKillip, Hebo. ------O------ Oregon, within the corporate limits Building to be thirty two feet wid< If the editor of the Wheeler Re I Carnegie, and others who have parted of the City of Tillamook, to-wit: The I with great sums of money for ostensi- by 64 feet long. porter would take a trip to Bayoccan north east quarter of Block Fifteen 1 (15) in Claude Thayer’s Addition to Building to be completed by Marci 1 i and se« for himself the large .'mount I bly bcncficient ends, are to be invest- Ple town of T illamook, now City of of money spent there lor improve I ig ited for finding how they w ere 15th, 1915. Penalty will be provide« 1 Tillamook. meats, lie would be a booster and not I moved to begin letting go of f their for failure to complete building it ! Now therefore by virtue of said ex a knocker for that road The snap I accumulated w ealth alter the habit specified time. Bidders will be re ecution, judgment, order, decree and shot man boostc«l for a road from I of accumulation had long been fixed quire«! to give satisfactory reference! order of sale and in compliance with the commands of said writ, I yvill on Mohler to Wheeler some few years I upon them. This is a question w hielt as to their ability to complete build- ■ ml after the 30th day of January, ago, and no one objected at the cost I must have forced itself upon < very irg etc. 1915. at 10 o’clock a.m., of said day, Bid- to be submitted by January 15, But we want to call the attention of I reflective mind. at the front door of the County Court the Reporter to the two items oil I The appetite for hoarding money, lots. Leave bids at place where speci House in Tillamook City, Tillamook 1 ( ounty, Oregon, sell at public auction $18,000 in th«’ new budget for the road I once acquired, is one of the strongest fications may be seen. Company re 1 (subject to redemption) to the high from Wheeler to the heath, $15.000 I of appetites. The hoarding habit is serves right to reject any and all bids. est bidder for cash in hand all the Certified check of 5 per cent of lining been spent on this toad the I one of the hardest of habits to swear ri.'ht, title and interest which the How Some Precincts Voted in the Recall Election. within past \f,ir. Ami it is -.lie to -ai tb.it I off, for the reason that it grow s with amount of bid to be left with bids. named defendants or cither of til« cost of the road will be $loo.ooo I the growth of the accumulation. I low Three Rivers Creamery Ass’n., 1 Recall No Recall Callahan Farnell Gersoni Goyne them had on the toth day of April, 1912, the date of the mortgage fore By Carl Haberlach, Sec. before it is finished Surely the south a change was ever effected in such I Tillamook 26 50 8 1 50 22 closed herein, or which said defend side of Tillamook Bav is gist .i- much hoarders as Messrs. Rockleller, Car- ; Hoquarton 58 40 5 0 37 57 ants have since acquired or now have, In Oregon there are 400 active saw Fairview entitled to a ro.nl as the south side of negie and others, how they first felt 56 18 5 0 « 1 cither of them has acquired or 12 59 the Nehalem bay. 42 now has, in the above described • 26 6 0 lit working on them, how they first mills, employing 18,000 persons, with Sunnymead 24 42 ------ o----- i property or any part thereof, to satis 55 17 31 2 struggled against it, and how, after a an annual pay roll of $12,000,000. Of Bay 7 42 fy said execution, judgment, order 35 80 Most everybody appears to be pct I long time, they surrendered to it and the ¿8,o<» wage-earners in the state, Nehalem 6 2 80 28 and decree, interests costs and ac 60 39 8 fcctly contented w ith the levy for I began giving away the thing they hail 64 per cent arc engaged in the lumber ■ Hayes 1 35 63 crued costs. 88 31 41 road work, and the large amount of I always fought for and conspired to industry. The capital invested in the 1 Goodspeed 2 27 51 H. Crenshaw, 41 * Sheriff of Tillamook County, State 47 10 9 work to be done in each road district I get from others—this would be a rev- industry in Oregon is $35.000,000 and ' South Prairie 0 10 ot Oregon. 70 6 3 next year. Of course there are a few elation worth having. It would be the mills are producing each year Maple Leaf 1 6 67 Dated, December ¿8th, 1914. 87 23 9 0 knockers who won I, I like to cut out I turning human nature inside out. 2,ooo.ocw.« kj ^ ooo feet of lumber, valued Cloverdale 12 37 Date of first publication December Woods 16 10 1 1 Mine of the road and bridge work I \\ hether it will ever be made or not. at about $30,000,000. The standing 9 15 31. 1914. 31 ’8 3 0 Date of last publication, January 28, but that wouhl raisy a ruinpus ami ill is another matter. Should the com timber of the state, if manufactured Beaver 14 33 26 4 1915. 15 0 feeling. It is up to the new county I mission succeed there might be hope into lumber and shipped in carloads 1 Trask 2 17 33 33 4 0 31 court to carry out the improvement«! of it looking at the inside of multi of 10,000 feet each, would fill 37,500,- 1 Stillwell 33 One of the cheapest ways to attract 39 4 1 . 0 2 in the revised budget in every particu- millionaires who never do give any 000 cars. Coupled together they would : Carnahan 40 attention is to wear a straw hat in 21 3 2 2 1 lir, for that appears to be the will oil thing to anybody'or any cause. That would make a train ¿84,000 miles long Foley 19 midwinter. Almost anyone can find Blaine 42 0 4 0 0 the. people anti what they want. «'ml is another psychological problem. 42 Nearly two thirds of the persons em an old straw hat about the premises. 12 1 4 1 5 3 humlred and ninety thousand dollars I ployed in the state are vitally affected Bavocean 33 Wheeler 30 0 3.3 Perhaps Gov. Goethals has gone to 30 0 is a good round sum to expend on I The Scarborough coroner having by the industry. A great proportion 5 23 0 0 Washington to get some blank forms 5 23 roads and bridges next year and most I acted, it is now up to the next grand of the state’s business is cntir«4y de Garibaldi of requisition for the next time he of that amount will be for labor <lis I jury to indict the commanders of the pendent upon the industry.—Orcgon- 8.32 49« 125 47 399 73? Returns as given above are incomplete. Our next issue will give the com asks for help in preserving the neu tribute«! over the county. This should I German ship*. ion. • piote count. trality cf the cciil. » ✓ERTISING RATES. OMS «Mil COLllffi ‘E A15 Watt Mazda Lamp EMPIRE MILKI NG MACHINES Are best yet. See me and I Will prove it. A. J Carpenter’, Agent, i
