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Tillamoolc Headlight, February 18, IDI.j
Notice to Contractors.
BONDS ARE SOLD.
A FIRE INSURANCE
POLICY
Sealed I ids addressed to the County (
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
for the proposed improvement on the
c ’UN Romances of Seme of the World's
Lincoln's Birthday Fittingly Observ­ GAR1BALDI-W HEELER COUN
At a meting of the City Council on
TY ROAD.
ed at the Star Theatre.
Rarest Issues.
Monday evening, bids were opened
will be received by the County Court
for the disposal of $40,000 worth or
The members of the W Oman s Re- at its office in 1 illamook City, Ore­
city bonds. There were eleven bidders
gon, on or before the 5th day ot THE "DEATH MASK” MYSTERY
lief Corps spent Wednesday after-
;
and the best bid was that of Geo. J.
noon at the home of Mrs. Retta March, at to o'clock a.m. and at that
Portland,
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and J. A. Macpherson, of
Johnson, who has been a shut in for time opened and read.
Oregon, which gave $30.00 per thou
Curious Case of the Servian Stamp Is­
Each bid shall be accompanied by
some time with rheumatism. The
sand or 3 per cent. This bid was ac-
sued After the Murder of King Alex­
Schultz, in be- a certified check made payable to Til­
president
Mrs.
Alma
cepted by the city council and thc
ander and Queen Draga—The One
Mr-
lamook
County,
for
an
amount
equal
presented
money is to be used to pay off the. half of the W . R. C.,
Cent British Guiana Stamp of 1856.
Johnson
to 5 per cent of the amount of such
Johnson with a book, Mrs.
city'« outstanding indebtedness and
Nut a little of the fascination which
extending thanks for same. Light re- bid, which shall be forfeited to the
for the purpose of building a bridge
freshments were served and I a very County, in case award is made and the the study aud collecting of postage
across Hoquarton slough, which is in
pleasant afternoon was spent t by all. bidder shall fail, neglect or refuse for stamps bolds for enthusiasts lies in
a dangerous
condition. It will be
R C. a period of five days after which the the fact that the story of tlielr origin
On Monday afternoon the W.
'
necessary to call an election to au-
also celebrated the birthday of Mrs. award is made to enter into a con­ aud subsequent history is in inauy
the
thorize the city council to spend
Mary Foland with a p- ,ost-card shower tract and file a bornl satisfactory to cases of an exceedingly romantic char­
money for the bridge.
and a book, she also being confined the Court as by law required.
acter.
The other bidders were:
The bids are to cover the clearing of
to her home by sickness. If any one
The single known copy of the rarest
J. N. Wright & Co., Denver Colo­
know’ of any members or comrades the right-of-way from Station,
stamp in the world, valued at $10,000—
rado, $1.30 premium per thousand.
being ill, we would thank them if
177x00 to Station 198x31.
the one cent British Guiana issued
Sweet Cusey Foster Co., Denver,
they would report same at our corps according to plans and specifications iu 1850—was discovered by a young
Colorado, $4.01% premium per thou­
on file in the office of the Surveyor collector in the colony among some old
meetings.
sand.
On Friday evening, I.incoin's birth­ and County Clerk, for Tillamook family papers stored away in an attic.
Keeler Bros., Denver, Colorado,
day was celebrated at the Star Thea­ County, Oregon.
Knowing nothing of its scarcity «nd
$2.55 premium per thousand.
ter with a very fitting program given
The County Court reserves the not being favorably impressed by its
Trust
Co.,
Denver,
International
by the members of the Woman s Re right to reject any and all bids, Dated appearance, be sold it to another col­
Colorado, $6.70 premium per thou-
lief Corps anil friends, J’ost Comman­ this the 18th day of February, 1915-
lector for a trifling sum, the purchaser
sand.
J. C. Holden,
der Reynolds acting as master of
being also ignorant of his great bar­
Lumbermans’ Trust Co., Portland,
County Clerk.
ceremonies. The program was as fol­
gain. Ultimately it found its way to
Oregon, $7.60 premium per thou-
First publication, 2-18-15.
lows:
Europe aud now reposes in the collec­
sand.
Selection. Jenkins orchestra.
L: st publication, 3-4-15.
tion of M. Philippe de la Renotiere of
Western Bond & Mortgage Co.,
Moving picture reel.
Paris, who purchased it many years
Portland, Oregon, $1.0154 premium
Song, Mrs. Trombley.
per thousand.
ago.
Notice to Contractors.
Recitation, Miss Flora Chapman.
The value of $7,250 is placed upon
Morris Brothers Inc., Portland Ore­
Solo, Mrs. Nettie Page.
gon, $6.it premium per thousand.
Sealed bids addressed to the County the famous “Postofflce Mauritius"
Reading, J. H. Johnson.
Hanchet Bond Co., Chicago, Illinois
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, stamp, which was crudely engraved
Remarks, Comrade, Harry Lamar.
$10.00 premium per thousand
for the proposed improvement on the on a small copper plate by a local
Duett, Mrs. Minich and Miss Bew­
watchmaker of Port Louis and Issued
Chase National Bank, New York
SAND LAKE COUNTY ROAD,
PURPOSE : The training of Teachers for pro­
City, N. Y., $17.50 premium per thou ley.
will be received by the County Court on Sept. 21, 1847. A total of only 500
Recitation, Miss Vera Rogers.
fessional
work.
sand.
at its office in Tillamook City, Ore­ copies of each of these stamps were
Gettysburg Address, Attorney S. S.
Spitzer Rorick & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
tediously
printed
off
one
at
a
time
FACULTY : Every member professionally
gon, on or before the 5th day of
fohnson.
$10.00 flat on lump sum.
March, at 10 o'clock a.m. and at that from the plate, and the majority of
trained.
“Star Spangled Banned", Audience.
these were used on invitations to a
Life of Abraham Lincoln, Comman­ time opened and read.
DEPARTMENTS : For fitting Elementary
ball
sent out by Lady Gomm, wife of
Each
bid
shall
be
accompanied
by
Christian Church.
der C. E. Reynolds.
Teachers
for city and rural schools.
the
governor
of
the
colony.
a certified check made payable to Til­
Song, Mrs. Williams.
it was not until nearly twenty years
lamook
County,
for
an
amount
equal
COURSES : Professional, Supervisors, Rural,
W'e set our aim for last Sunday's
Song, By the Darkies.
1
after tbelr issue that the first two cop­
to 5 per cent of the amount of such
attendance at 400 in Sunday School
Pri mary.
ies of these rarities were brought to
“America” Audience.
but when the classes were counted
T he W oman’s Relii f Corps wish to bid, which shall be forfeited to the light by a young stamp collector of
ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS : Comple­
there proved to be 422 present, 120 thank all who so kindly helped in County, in case award is made and the Bordeaux.
The most perfect used
tion
of twoyears’high school work or its equivalent.
bidder
shall
fail,
neglect
or
refuse
for
men and women.
copy of the 2d. Postofflce Mauritius
any way to make our celebration .1 I
During the day there were seven success. Also thank our president, I a period of five days after which the was sold by auction in 1904. and Is
GRADUATION : Completion of Elementary
is made to enter into a con- now Included in King George's codec
baptisims, two confessions and two Mrs. Alma Schultz, for the very effi | award
J
or
Standard
Courses leading to State Certificates
received into fellowship. It was nee cient manner in preparing and con­ tract and file a bond satisfactory to tion.
without
examination
the
story
of
the
watchmaker
who
To
the Court as by law required.
essary to us«' the gallery at the morn ducting the services.
The bids arc to cover the clearing of designed this stamp may be added that
TERMS BEGIN: Regular, February 4 ; Short,
ing service to seat the crowd.
—
of the baker's boy who engraved a
the right-of-way from Station,
Next Sunday following our great
April
5 ; Summer, June 21.
stamp of the republic of Corrientes,
Y. F. F. Club.
42x87 to Station 149x06 I and from now forming part of the Argentine
school session, the third sermon in a
INFORMATION : For further information
Station 149x06.1 to Station 239x92.
series on ‘‘New Testament Conver
federation.
Miss Priska Ncigcr was hostess on
sions” will be preach«'«,. These arc Friday afternoon, February 12. She according to plans and specifications
In 1855 it was decided by thq au­ æ write to Registrar.
on file in the office of the Surveyor thorities to issue stamps, but they ral
expository sermons on the book of
íI3I3EI3/EIEf2J3JB®BÍBJSÍBI2í3J®3Ié|.'2/Sj3EÍÉJSJ3IEIEIEÍ3ÍEIS'2IEI3IEEHE®EJEIEI3EÍSI3EIBI8l8
ntertained the Y. F. F. Club at her
and County Clerk, for Tillamook could find no engraver to cut the die
Acts.
home in Fairview During the after­
or
prepare
the
plates.
White
one
of
Our evening service begins at 7:30 noon a dainty lunch was served. Miss County, Oregon.
The County Court
reserves the the officials was discussing the situa­
p.m. Don't fail to hear singer Baird Florence Morgan contribute«! to the
tion with the head of the state print­
and his 20 voice chorus and ten piec« pleasure of the club with a select right to reject any and all bids, Dated
ing office on his veranda one morning
orchestra, its a rare treat for music reading. All responded with appro­ this the 18th day of February, 1915.
a baker's boy arrived with the daily
J. C. Holden,
lovers, special anthem just before tin- priate quotations. T lie club adjourned
supply of bread and, overbearing the
County Clerk.
discourse.
conversation, volunteered to undertake
to meet with Miss Neva Hydorn,
First publication, 2-18-15.
Sermon subject: “A troubled sea Thursday, February 25.
the work, stating that before euiigrat-
Last publication, 3-4-15.
1 Ing to South America he bad been up-
and a troubled Soul.” from fourth and
I prentlced to an engraver in Italy.
fifth chapters of Mark.
Buttermilk as Summer Drink.
Ultimately the boy was given the
Public cordially invited.
Notice to Contractors.
work to do. and he turned out a stamp
The health value of buttermilk,
which, although crude, served for all
Shakespeare Club
Entertains The which has been put on the list of
Sealed bids addressed to the County the postage stamps issued in Corrieu
Swastika Club.
ight refreshments at the House of Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, tes from 1855 to 1880.
Commons at the request of two mem­ for the proposed imnrovcmcnt on the
Probably few people are aware of
A very <lelightf.i1 party was given bers, was described by a London
BAYOCEAN COUNT Y ROAD... the fact, by the way. that King George
by the Shakespeare Club, at the home physician «ho is an authority of diet.
Britain (then Prince of Wales) was
wilt be received by the County Court of
responsible for the design of the 1903 1
of Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse, Friday
"Buttermilk is a beverage which dc- at its office in Tillamook City, Ore­
afternon in honor of the Swastik.i
erves every encouragement, espec­ gon, on or before the 5th day of postage stamps of Canada, universal*
acknowledge to lie the most a«*‘
jc
Club.
ially as a hot weather drink. Most of March, at 10 o'clock a.m. and at that stamps of the last reign. A*- ...¿'li.'i
Suggestions of good old St Valen­ 'he fatty elements are removed in the
time opened and read.
time of the late king's cor
tine were carried out with hearts ami process of making butter, but a num­
".,U 11
Lach bid shall be accompanied by postmaster general of C
cupids, after a time honored custom ber of other nutritive qualities are
to England, r
t“*“ ““
a certified check made payable to Til­ a , „ visit
„ „
.
job the opportuni­
The decorations, in the parlors and left These become even more valu-
►
,
,
lamook County, for an amount equal ty of consulting
1 < . .
royal highness on
«lining room, where hearts and pussv ible when the buttermilk contains a
the
subject
of
,
,
to 5 per cent of the amount of such
, . .
tlie proposed new issue
willows, the dining room being es­ certain amount of casein which will
'
The
>-
8e
staln
P
s
fur
the
Dominion.
bid, which shall be forfeited to the
pecially attractive, with red hearts ■nable one to make a most satisfying
County, in case award is made and the Inter * 'lnce at once t°l,k the keenest
festooned front the ceiling to the meal off a glass of buttermilk plus a
est in the work, designed the
bidder shall fail, neglect or refuse for
table corners, and scarlet Salvia and very small amount of meat and pota-
amp In conjunction with ft member
a perio.l of five days after which the
cupi.ls ami darts pointing the way. A ocs.
award is made to enter into i 3 rVn- of the Royal Philatelic society and sn
most delicious luncheon was served
perlntemled the preparation of the
"It also
tract and file a bond satisfac* ory to
"master die" in England. The Edward
Games of a merry and laughabh
the Court as by law require«*
fan stamps of Canada can Chert-fore
nature filled all the spare moments,
The bids are to cover tbe clearing of Iny claim to rhe distinction of being
and the Swastika ladies succeeded in
the right-of-way from Station,
desigued by 11 king
carrying off most of the prizes.
48x00 to Station 1-3x95.5
A stamp around which centers one
At a late hour
they hurled away
according to plans a‘nd specifications of the foulest political crimes of mod­
voting it an afternoon, long to be re
on file in the office of the Surveyor ern history is the so called “death
membered,
m the history of both
and
Comity Clerk, fQr Tillamook mask stamp" of Servin, issued in 1904
clubs.
to commemorate the accession of King
County, Oregon.
Peter I. The dastardly assassination of
lhe County Court r— -
Another Appeal in Hadley Case.
reserves the
. , RExSOLVED hä
right to reject any and all bids’,'Dated Klug Alexander mid Ills queen. Draga.
by military oftfeprs on .June IL 1903.
e haye arkhttöwear
this the i8th day of February, 19iS.
wiped out the Obrenovitcb dynasty
Attorney
Oak Nolan has filed a
A
FE ÄTHER IN OUR, CAP
from the throne of Servin and paved
J. C. Holden,
motion to appeal the desicion of
the
way
for
the
present
king.
,,.
County Clerk,
Judges Webster Holmes and H H
After the trixgedy one of the most
etrst publication, 2-18-15.
Belt in the H.idlei case. The Supreme
WENDT, Last publication, 3-4-15,
famous of French stamp engravers
Eve
Specialist,
< <»urt decided that Nolan would have
was commissioned to prepare a s tamp
to pay $7,000 into court before the
Fit Glasses at
from a design by a Servian artist,
case could be tried, and having failcil Reasonable Prices. Guaranteed
showing on n single plaque the twin
WE BP.OVdHT THEAA
to do this, Judge Holmes entered a
profiles of Kara Georj/e, the founler of
MER.E fOR-
AND V/E
The Chicago clothier who listed his
the dynasty which bAflrs his name
mandate of the Supreme Court and
and King Peter, bis descendant
dismissed the case, and Judge Belt entire stock in his petition in bank­
HAVE MA DK- he PR ICE A FEATHEK IN
The stamps were issue«/ at the time
confirmed this in a decision rendered ruptcy as his personal wardrobe had
HIS CAP
RICHT
of King Peter’s coronati« tn. tn 1904,
last week. The notice of appeal is as some difficulty shout explaining the
and hardly bad they got 1 sto circula­
Mies.
follows:
tion wisen |t was dJ#C0Terp a that the
The country is being flooded with
You and each of you will take notice
"«lentil mask” of the late K Tug Alex-
literature
advising
young
men
of
the
and you are hereby notified that the
"nder had been skillfully ni ul subtly
plaintiff Otelia Hadley, appeals to the agricultural opportunities awaiting
Introduced Into the design an« L on the
Supreme Court of the state of Oregon them in South America. The Ameri­
■tamp being- Inverted, could be ^plainly
from certain judgments, orders or can citizen who understands the farm­
trn'ed in the reversed features» of the
t*!«-o beads.
decrees made and entered in this ing business can do better at home
cai>»< by »aid circuit court on De than any where else on earth.
This discovery at once caused • n ont-
Mr I lark doubtless appreciates the
cry. the stratagem being aserfs d to
cemher, *-8, 1014, and of February 8,
Nathalie, mother of the, mur­
1915, which orders, judgments or <|e
'or of •' unanimous renomination wu’
H-rnet.s
dered king, and her supporters. It t all
'Oil Will find Uiiistimtlv advnnr.
crees purport to dismiss this suit and for speaker, but he often thinks about geoua
tocome ami ,|u yiUr w&t*
deny plaintiff's motion to file a sup the good times he used to have on the mg here You will g¿t the bJ. roniilvnnce In the plot was Indlgns ntly
the
«Iiial.ttee, tl.e
thorough \nJ repudiated by the engraver, and
pigmental complaint in this cause, floor.
mystery of this extraordinsry bapp «n-
and which order or judgment denies
One ton of coal equals two cords of .. .............. .............. 5...ÄX7 fng has never been satisfactorily c!« st*
plaintiff's motion to vacate ami ,,.t wood and you don't have to sow and
«d up.—London Strand.
aside the orders or judgments made
»Pin it, Lamb-Schrader Co., Hello
or nm «mirle artirk- •> .1
GROCERIES, SMOKED MEATS, FRUITS, VEG
Attached to the notice of appeal is Central Ui'uic 2,W\ .
may be in need of
' ’h“' >ou
No good bonk or good thin* of air ’
ETABLES, HAY, GRAIN, FEED.
*2 ,h0”
few M «m-Ä
City Disposes oí $40,000 Worth of
Bonds at 3 Per Cent.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
May Be Your Only Asset
in Case of Fire.
Let us Write Your Next Policy
Promise Yourself that this Year will
be Your Best and then make it so.
ROLLIE W.
WA TSON,
rhb
peri
<
he f
“The Insurance Man.”
Oregon’s School for Oregon Teachers,
OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL,
Monmouth, Oregon.
F. C. FELDSCHAU
Is now ready to take
any Contract in the
Cement and Building
Line
T
W
nigh
T
VlS’VE 6OT GOOD
GR0CEKIES
T
Cut Prices 'n Gallon Goods This Week
Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Peaches 40c can
Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Pears 40c can
Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Pumpkin 30c
Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Blackberries 50c can
Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Loganberries 50c can
Monopole Solid Pack Gallon Tomatoes 30c can
Monopole Fancy Blackberries No. 3 can 15c.
RAY & CO.
W.A, Wi Hi a ms 4c Cc
TILLAMOOK
OREGON
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