Tillamook headlight., January 07, 1915, Image 3

Tilîamoolc
State Press Flashlights
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who by working overtime performed
their own and the disemployed wom­
en s duties. \\ hat the hungry and des­
perate women did is not of record.
Our industrial laws need amendment,
1 he persons who most desire to see
them changed are those in whose be­
half they were ostensibly passed, but
who have been the greatest sufferers
by the adventure in law-making by
amateur legislators.—Spectator.
Headlight. January
7. 1915
nesses to be sworn is construed a mis­
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
demeanor subject to a fine.
Notice is hereby given, That by
If a town does not reach after the
Exact defination of liquor sold is
. virtue of an execution and order of
trade, it will come only as fast as it
not required in complaint.
; sale issued out of the Circuit Court of
has to, and it will grow as it is forced
Any number of offenses may be in­ the state of Oregon, for Tillamook
to. But if the merchants go after
cluded in one complaint, and trial be County, upon a judgment and degree
' of foreclosure duly entered in said
business in the surrounding country
had as on one count.
I Court on December 24th, 1914 in a
advertising in every possible way,
State has right to appeal on legal I case wherein Tillamook ( ounty Bank
and making good every word of their
questions.
a corporation, is plaintiff, and Marion
advertising, trade will come from an
Physicians or pharmacists convict­ I < lie is defe ndant, which execution
ever-increasing radius, the town will
ed more than once of violating law­ was issued by the clerk oi said court
ruder the seal thereof, bearing the*
gain a reputation for being awake and
will have licenses revoked.
elate of tiie 26th of December, 1914, 1
will forge to the front.—Newport Sig­
bines become lien on property in l.avc levied upon, ami will, on Mon­
Has
an
Important
Bearing.
nal.
day the 1st elay of 1 ebruar”, 1915, at
which violations took place.
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Copy of internal revenue stamps the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. al the
Court House door in Tillamook City,
The supreme court last week affirm­ prima facie evidence of sale.
The courts «nd lawyers certainly
Tillamook County, Oregon, duly sell
ed
the
decision
of
Judge
Webster
stay with the man whose mother has
at public auction to the highest bid­
the coin. Once upon a time a man Holmes in the case of Mrs. Maude
der lor cash in hand the following de­
Notice to Contractors.
scribed real property situate in Tilla­
named Thaw, (who had been declared Zachary and upheld her right to wid­
mook County, Oregon, to-wit:
insane to save him from the electric ow s pension. The case came up to
The South half of lot 5, in Block 16,
The Three Rivers Creamery Ass’n
chair for murder) escaped (?) from the circuit court from the county
wishes to receive bids on building an of Thayer’s Addition to the town of
court,
the
latter
making
the
defense
Metteawan insane asylum. The courts
Tillamook (now within the corporate
addition to its factory at Hebo, Ore. limits of Tillamook City.) Said sale
and lawyers have been chasing him of its refusal to grant the pension that
See copy of specifications at Carl to convey all of the interest of the de­
ever since, and now the United States it was not proved to the satisfaction
Haberlach’s office, Tillamook, or at fendant as of the date of February 11,
supreme court has decided he shall be of the court that the lady was a desi-
1911, or subsequently owned by him,
resident of-Chas. McKillip, Hebo.
dent
of
Polk
County.
Justice
Eakin
in
returned to New York to face a trial
end the proceeds will be applied to
Building
to
be
thirty
two
feet
wide
thesatisfaction of the judgment in
for conspiracy to escape. A man de­ his opinion states' that, "The statute by 64 feet long.
said cause, which is for $162.00. with
clared insane going to be tried for is making provision for an indigent
Building to be completed by March interest thereon at the rate of 8 per
person,
and
does
not
presume
that
conspiracy. Excuse our smile.—Ore­
cent per annum, from October 11th,
the widow* would have to put up fees 15th, 1915. Penalty will be provided 1913, the further sum of $50.00 as at­
gon City Courier.
for
failure
to
complete
building
in
for lawyers and money for court cost
torney's fees, the costs and disburse­
specified time. Bidders will be re­ ments of this suit taxed at $16.00, and
It is all right to remember and re­ The court, when its attention is call­ quired to give satisfactory references the costs and expenses of sale.
lieve the Belgium people or those of ed to the case by the applicant, as to their ability to complete build­ Dated this December 26th, ¡914.
any other war-ridden country in dis­ should itself investigate the facts, as ing etc.
H. Crenshaw,
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
tress, but we should not forget the no meritorious defense is set up, and
Bids to be submitted by January 15,
worthy needy ones at our own doors. the facts are all set out. The answer 1915. Leave bids at place where speci­
Sheriffs Sale.
They are just as worthy of our char­ states that the facts were not proved fications may be seen. Company re­
ity and should be cared for. In this to the satisfaction of the county court serves right to reject any and all bids.
In the Circuit Court of th 2 State oi ]
connection
we might say that the Referring to the proceedings before
Certified check of 5 per cent of Oregon for the County of Tillamook,
the
county
court,
it
is
here
shown
Itemizer has received a request from
amount of bid to be left with bids.
Kathleen Mills, Plain.tif.
a relief society in Portland to print that the proof before the county
Three Rivers Creamery Ass’n.,
vs.
court
was
full,
and,
if
the
court
want
­
Mary Jane Martin (Formerly
gratuitously and "ad” seeking work
By Carl Haberlach, Sec.
Mary Jane
Harris) anil
for the unemployed of Portland. We ed further evidence of any of these
i
Caleb M. Martin, her hus­
Notice of Assessed Damages.
do not begrudg*. our space for such a matters, it was its duty to investigate.
band, Defendants.
purpose, but we believe our first duty Evidently the court considered, as we
By virtue of an execution, judgment
Notice is hereby given, that the order, decree and order of sale issued
in this direction is toward our own do, that the case was before it on the
people. If there are any sources of question of the right of the county Viewers appointed by the Common out of the above entitled court in
the above
entitled cause ,to me
employment in Polk County open at court to arbitrarily refuse to consider Council of Tillamook City, Oregon, directed, and dated the 10th day of
the
application,
and
that
no
issue
of
under the provisions of Ordinance No September, 1914, upon a judgment
present there are men and women
right here in Dallas and vicinity who fact was raised or is here raised as to 283 to assess damages and benefits and decree rendered and entered in
would be glad to know of it.—Item­ the merits of the application or the for the proposed widening of First said court on the 16th day of Septem­
ability of the widow to spend the Street in Tillamook City, Oregon ber, 1914, in favor of Kathleen Mills,
izer.
plaintiff and against Mary Jane Mar­
money. At the trial in the circuit from Second Avenue East, Easterly, tin (Formerly Mary Jane Harris) and
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Never think that you are down and court no evidence was offered by the have filed their report in said matter, Caleb M. Martin, her husband, de­
out. Brace up and start over again. defendant, so that plaintiff’s proof and the Common Council of Tilla­ fendants, for the sum of five hundred
(525) dollars, together
A man with one arm excites pity, but must be taken as true, and constitutes mook City, Oregon, has appointed twenty-five
with interest thereon at the rate of
a man who has lost both arms is a practical admission of the plaintiff’s Monday, January 18th, 1915, at the ten per cent per annum from the 10th
looked upon as a helpless being. Most right to a mandamus if her proof council room in the City Hall in Till­ day of April, 1913, until paid, amount­
of us would sit down and give up lifes made a prima facie case. Therefore, amook City, Oregon, at the hour of ing to the sum of six hundred eight­
een and 90-100 (618.90) dollars, cal­
battle. Not so with Quentin D. Cor­ there w*as no error in the judgment of 8 o’clock p.m. as the time and place culated to the 23rd day of January,
the
circuit
court..
”
when
said
report
will
be
considered
ley, county judge of Dallas county,
1915; together with the further sum
This settles the
question as to by the Common Council. By said re­ of eight and 55-100 (8.55) dollars, to­
Dallas, Texas This young man is but
thirty years of age. Thirteen years whether the county courts have dis- port damages have been assessed to gether with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum from
i
ago he lost both arms by falling from cretionary powers, It shows that Lillian A. Goodspeed for the sum of August 12, 1914 until paid; also the
$200.00,
for
the
taking
of
the
follow
­
a freight train, but by mechanical de- where there is doubt, it rests with the
further sum of seventy-five (75) dol­
lars Attorney’s fees; together with
5 ? vices of his own planning he can put county court to disprove the claims ing tract of land to-wit:
Commencing at a point 409 feet the further sum of $23.00 costs and
Jon his own collar and necktie, and of the application with convincing
the costs of and upon this writ, com­
■ drive an automobile. He is judge of a evidence. Marion county has never South and 60 feet East of the North­ manding me to make sale oi the fol­
east
corner
of
the
E.
Thomas
D.L.C.
■ juvenile court besides being county recognized this law, and this decision
lowing described real estate, situate
in Section 30, Township
I South, in the county of Tillamook, State of
judge. His life is an example to the seems to “jerk them up standing.”
of Range 9 West of W.M., and run­ Oregon, within the corporate limits
■ unfortunates who prefer to beg rather
ning thence south 77 degrees, East of the City of Tillamook, to-wit: The
■ than work. It is an example to the
Law Governing Prohibition.
207 feet;; thence North 12.55 feet north east quarter of Block Fifteen
■ young man who is down and out but
(15) in Claude Thayer's Addition to
thence North 77 degrees 10 minutes the town of 1 illamook, now City of
sound of body and mind. Never give
The law governing prohibition to
;up until you’re buried.—News Repor­ be submitted at the State Legislate re, West 207 feet, thence South 11.96 feet Tillamook.
Now therefore by virtue of said ex­
to the place of beginning.
ter.
contains the following provisions:
And the Methodist
Episcopal ecution, judgment, order, decree and
------o
order of sale and in compliance with
Defination is broad enough to in­
Church has been assessed damages the commands of said writ, I will on
E In scanning the list of continuing clude not only familiar varities of in­
in the sum of $25.00 for the taking of and after the 30th day of January,
appropriations which bump Oregon toxicating liquors, but beer powders,
1915, at 10 o'clock a.111., of said day,
the following tract of land:
taxpayers annually to the tune of $1,- etc.
Commencing at a point 409 feet at the front door of the County Court ■
313,140 a mild curiosity is certainly
Anything containing more than % South and 60 feet East of the North­ House in Tillamook City, Tillamook I
County, Oregon, sell at public auction
pardonable as to what becomes of the of one per cent of alcohol intended as
east corner of the E Thomas D.L.C., (subject to redemption) to the high- |
$10,000 alloted for a uniform system a beverage is defined as “intoxicat1 g
in Section 30, Township 1 South of est bidd?r for cash in hand all the ,
of accounting in state and county of­ liquor.”
Range 9 West W.M., and running right, titie and interest which the I
fices. It is true the state and counties
Home manufacture of wines, cider thence South 77 degrees, East 361 within named defendants or cither of !
them had on the 10th day of April, '
transact a rather large volume of or vinegar permitted—but it cannot
feet to place of beginning; thence 1912, the date of the mortgage fore­
business, but there are private cor­ be sold.
North 12.85 feet; thence South 77 closed herein, or which said defend­
porations that do an even larger vol­
Sale of sacramental wine permitted degrees 10 minutes, East 153.92 feet; ants have since acquired or now have,
either of them has acquired or
ume and we violate no confidence in on order of clergyman.
thence South 10.46 feet, thence North 01
now has, in the above described
hinting that their systems skin that
Drug stores cannot sell Whiskey— 77 degrees, West 102.6 feet; thence property or any part thereof, to satis- 1
Revised by the state department by even on perscription by physician. South 2.74 feet; thence North 77 de fy said execution, judgment, order
Several miles. Sad to relate, also, but Licensed physicians may administer grecs, West 51.32 feet to the place of and decree, interests costs and ac- ‘
SJ
crued costs.
there are a lot of hard working ac­ but not perscribe.
beginning.
H. Crenshaw,
countants who are responsible for
Taking of orders forbidden.
And no damages have been allowed
Sheriff of Tillamook County, State
these systems and it is not of record
Giving away of liquor, when intend­ to any other person for the taking of of Oregon.
that they have a $10,000 fund to toy ed as law evasion, forbidden.
any property by f id proposed widen­ Dated, December 28th, 1914.
with annually. In considering the
Club locker-rooms forbidden.
ing, and no benefits have been ass- Date of first publication December
31, >914-
state accounting
appropriation it
Carry intoxicating liquor to dance essed against said property on ac- Date
of last publication, January 28,
must be kept in mind that the appro­ hail forbidden.
count of said proposed change,
19'5-
priation is not all of the expense. The
Only original consignee may re­
All persons intcrer'. d are hereby
Just when the youngsters were be­
department merely devises the plan, ceive liquor from without the state.
notified to be present in writing their
and good or bad the counties must
No habitual drunkard may import objections to said report if any they coming satisfied with old-fashioned
accept it and then proceed to install it liquor from without the state.
have, and said objections, if any there sleds for Christmas presents, a kill
a»d pay the expense, which is great.—
Quantity that may be received at be, together with said report will be joy inventor gets up a motor attach­
Hillsboro Independent.
anyone time from without the state heard and determined by said Com­ ment.
The Senate should either accept the
within four weeks limited to five mon Council at the time specified
Hl’he minimum wage law, which was gallons spiritous or vinous liquors ' herein and above mentioned, or at provisions of the London Conference
ahown to be an iniquitous burden on and 20 gallons of malt liquors.
such other time as the hearing there­ on Safety at sea or reject them all
the employer, has proved itself no
together. Its modifications are inde-
Places where liquors are manufac- | of may be adjourned to.
less hurtful to the employe. One of its tured, sold or given away become '
Dated this December 24th, 1914.
fensible.
John Aschim,
purposes was to protest the wage common nuisances. This section cov­
The statement that the Colorado
Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore. mine strikers voted to return to work
earning girl from the grinding pay of er motor boats and automobiles when ’
the wage-payer; it has “protected” a | they are not common carriers.
I
Every time Mr. Schwab ccffiies back is, unfortunately, not accurate. They
vety large number of young women
A search and seizure system is pro­
from
Europe the business outlook is merely ended the strike and must Unod
out of their jobs.
vided upon a warrant which may
look for work.
with
Pur«
he law limits the hours of labor be obtained by any citizen from prop­ much brighter. More of our big busi­
The railroads are complaining be­ Asbestos
ness
men
should
take
trips
to
Eu-
women, and makes no allowance er authorities.
cause so many persons travel in au­ Boaid
rope.
the necessities of the workers or
All intoxicating liquors found in
tomobiles instead of on the trains. A
loyers or for the exigencies of 1 violation of law declared forfeited.
It will require 300,00 tons of food
similar grievance might be lodged Made of
s or seasons. In the past few * Appointment of Assistant Attorney a month for many months to avert
against those who make a practice of Charcool
ks, while we were all raising mon- | General to assist the local District distress from hunger in Belgium, and
Iron,
traveling on foot.
adding
or the benefit of the poor, and Attorney at salary of not over $200 a of this the United States, the only
Portugal has decided to join fore
310% t*
e women were begging the de­ month is provided, but Legislature great power of the world not at war
life of
with
Great
Britian
in
resistence
to
or
in
peril
of
war
has
undertaken
tp
ment stores for work, and while may change flat salary to fee system.
Range
Germany. This means another coun­
e was work for them, they were
Fines collected under this law go to supply 8,000 tons per month, or one
ed away, hungry and desperate, the county in which conviction is ob­ quarter of the normal requirements. try eo be bankrupt by the great bur­
«• CALION '
AL L CO***-«
The American committee asks $5,000- den of debt which inevitably follows
use the law said they? could not tained.
WC5CWVO*
in
the
wake
of
war.
wn L cr/t
their services at honest employ­
Negligent officers may be removed 000 a month until next harvest, cer­
VOV
WATER
The late Joseph Smith II. had to
tainly an enormous sum, but the
in this city except at certain by civil action.
____ s specified bj* ordinance. One of
Private citizens may employ attor­ amount must be forthcoming to save spend much of his time explaining the
thefc-esults of this political effort to neys with their own funds to be rec- • Belgium from starvation. It is said respects in which the Reorganized
prgeide for the industrial welfare
...ni«.,.». 1 ’' ognized as associate council in prose­ that the price of one good meal in Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Fntir. Top
tJ'KHt .»4
of omen is that the work they have cuting violations.
America will keep a Belgian alive for Saints differed from the regular mor- Frame«,
mad- **f
do
a
fortnight,
and
few
there
are
v
’
*
*
in the past has to be performed
Proseciting officers are authorized
palie»).:«
len—not by more men than had to swear witnesses and make them under such circumstances could no. I
C m '« break
ha< employment before, but by men sign their testimony. Refusal of wit- deny themselves this single pleasure. | its name so tangied.
•r asaca
EMPIRE MILKING
MACHINES
Are best yet. See me and 1 Will prove it
A. J. Carpenter, Agent.
X I L-V I Some of the Reasons Why
,'L
■— A
year ML
Maker— .absolutely dependable, every day, year ir.
B nil -jri honor, of tho bout material«.
Outwears Throe Ordinary Ranges
T&r only range made entirely of charcoal and malleable iron,
Malleable *uon cc-’i’i break—charcoal iron won't ruet like eteeL
Economical In Fuel
The r-em« of the Majertic uro riveted (not put together with
1 dtii nd «tovo putty)—they will alwaya remain air tight,
’ <•-
o neither hoat nor cold afTecta them. The Majeetic
« • 1 «: Lned throughout with pure aabeetoe board,
\ f l pl t'-e by an open iron grating
you can see it — and
it : lays here alwaya. Air tlzht joint« and pure uh be» toe
Hr. ts . h auro an <?v«n baking h< at. Having one-half tho furl.
A’I floort drop \jtr ferm rigid ehelvee. No ipringt.
' In iron ouen rack» elide out automatically« hold-
h.'i whatever they contain.
¡he Great
J
ESTIO
Çharcoal and Malleable Iron
R ange
r • ab enf wr n^rrvoir wh ;«h heats Jika a tea kettle. throurh «
r
«T p<r k . ». eturiHr* l fron» on© pioi » of copnrr. Beilin* » kaidb A
'.
! ’
1
- f tiro
It '»01I4 15 x'tH fjw of wut«r in a very
1 *
ri’- i and by turning a !«•* the Iriuna and r«*«rvoir move«
ev/ayirun f r
AnexHti»lvop»t
Mai, rite !• ature. f)pmm4
pan d«>c» nway with »hoveling er.hre ventilated a*h
reventa floor frowi cab.h'nx fire
cup eatanea aahes.
ArP ui to th<nv ¡tou iltu greatest improvement
ever put tn a ranee.
Don’t buy the range you expect to leaf a Ufa
time umlgnt. unxe«n,” or you'll I»« aure to bo die-
appointed. fane to our »tore, and M-C the (,rvae
MaJ'-itlc — ha at itn many «neluaive f « ature» ei-
phtned—And out why th« Nínjastic ia Mt* etronger
then m H ©»her ranp”1« whera mo t ran<c-» are weak eat.
I*. 1« f i.e h" ♦. rnnge at any prku aad it aiMuld
ba U /our Uuhoti.
FOR SALE BY
ALEX. McNAIR & CO