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    Tillamook Headlight. February 25, 1OL>.
Grace Johnson vs. J. C. Johnson. ' rocked to make it permanent
ciigo who has undertaken to lind out CIRCUIT COURT ON MONDAY.
will let the people of Southern lilla-
Sidney E. Bendery 1
Divorce.
how much wheat there is in the coun­
tnook County out on a much shorter
W
.
G.
Dwight
vs.
John
Krebs
et
al.
Surveyor.
Legal Advertisement*.
try, and who owns it, is on the right Docket Consists of Actions for Mon­
1 route than that now traveled and will
Foreclosure.
ey,
Foreclosures
and
Domestic
.10
track
Good
judges
in
that
market
be
­
John Lelanil Header,
First Insertion, per line.......
$
aid greatly in the development of that
Sylvia Rice vs. Earl E. Rice. Di-
retary Treas , a ?0"-
Trouble*.
Each subsequent insertion, line. ■05 lieve that we still have an exportable
section.
vorce.
Law, Notrary Pub£W
surplus of 100,000,000 bushels. The
Business and professional cards
Once the main road is placed in the
H.
Ashcroft.
G. F. Chaphe vs. R.
An act of the State Legislature gave
one month ............................ 1.00 contention that wheat is largely held
jurisdiction
of
the
state
it
leaves
the
Tillamook Title
of lien.
Homestead Notices ................. 5.00 by farmers is not very well supported, this judicial district three terms of Foreclosure
counties free to develop the roads
Mary
Winona
Waley
and
husband
Timber Claims ......................... ; 10 OO for even at the high price now­ pre- circuit court in a year, with the fol­
Abstract co.
connecting with it and so make pos­
Monday in vs. Cecelia Alice Davis et al. Con- sible a more rapid progress than any
Locals per line each insertion.
•05 vailing the receipts at primary niar- lowing dates—the first
L
i
v,
A
i itr i -ts, ,(1
k-ts are not large. If we have any March, the second Monday in June formation of sale.
Display advertisement, an inch,
yet
attained
in
road
construction.
The
Surveying,
Iagllr;i
Co.
In
­
&
Whitney Co. vs. Beall
one month ..............................
•5° such exportable surplus as is claimed, and the first Monday in December.
impetus thus let to development and
Both
Pho
Cf8
junction.
the probability is that i long ago pas­ Judie H. H. Belt will preside, and
All Resolutions of Condolence
Guy O. Smith vs. Merton R. De progress will be tremendous anil it
TILLAMOOK
although
there
are
a
large
number
of
sed
by
contract
into
the
possession
and Lodge Notices, per line .
.05
will not be many years until we be­
they, for the Long et al Foreclosure.
< ards of Thanks, per line........
•03 of millers, bakers, agents for foreign cases on the docket,
hold
the "wilderness blossom like the
osoo
Lamb
Morrison Mills vs. Randolph
most part, actions for money, fore­
governments and speculators.
Natine*, Lost, Strayed or Stolen
rose” and the solitary places touched
and
wife.
Foreclosure.
etc., minimum rate, not ex­
I That wheat is either actually or closures and domestic troubles where
Evan J. Owens vs. Alberta Frock by the taming hand of man and made
ceeding five lines...................
.25 artificially less plentiful than the wedding vows have not been kept and
i to minister to his needs.—Willamina
T. BOAI.S, M.D.,
and
husband. Foreclosure.
statistic* seem to show is proved by marriage proved a failure as far as
John Hahn vs. Gus. Mahne and wife Times.
the violence of the recent advance in these cases are concerned. There are
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
PHYSICIAN] AND SlRC
prices. The rise in one day of 9H two criminal cases and a new grand Foreclosure.
(Strictly in Advance.)
Notice to Contractors.
J. Baumgartner vs. Martha Psetak
One year ................................... $1.50 cents for real wheat was explained by jury will be drawn.
I
Surgeon S.P. c0,
et al. Foreclosure.
Six months ...................................... 75 a mere rumor that the Italian Gov­ i
Jury List.
I
Sealed
bids
addressed
to
the
County
(I.
O. O. F. Bldg)
I
George L. Hamlin vs. Lydia S. i Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
Three months................................... 50 ernment had purchased r,000.000 A. Arstell,Cloverdale, farmer.
Tillamook -
Morgan Foreclosure of lien.
bushels of real wheat. On the strength I L. Lawson, Tillamook, merchant.
for the proposed improvement on the
G. W. Byers, jr. vs. Margaret Byrne .GARIBALDI-WHEELER COUN
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT of this report speculators dealt in 14,- F. D. Bester, Tillamook, farmer.
E. REEDY, D.yv
To quiet title.
500,000 bushels of imaginary wheat. S. W. Elliott, Bay City, farmer.
I
TY ROAD.
*•>
i
Viola
Mills
vs.
C.
E.
McAlpin
et
al.
J.
H.
Dunstan,
Tillamook,
farmer.
If
a
reported
sale
of
export
of
1,000,-
Editorial Snap Shots
will be received by the County Court
I
Toset aside conveyance.
VETERINARY,
000 bushels of wheat, not confirmed, Joseph Hester, Hemlock, farmer.
at its office in Tillamook City, Ore­
I
Dennison
Billings
and
wife
vs.
adds
nearly
10
cents
a
bushel
to
the
G.
B.
Lamb,
Tillamook,
farmer.
Certainly times are changing for the
gon, on or before the 5th day of
Both Phones.
better. It is only a few years since value of real wheat and nearly 9 Clifford Hiner, Tillamook, mechanic. Frank J. Dye. Foreclosure.
March, at 10 o'clock a.m. and at that
Charles
Kunze
vs.
Mary
J.
Dun
tan
Tillamook
cents
a
bushel
to
wheat
delivered
in
Sophus
Larsen,
Nehalem,
farmer.
one term of the circuit court a year
time opened and read.
et al. Foreclosure.
F. C. Robison, Barview, merchant.
was necessary. It was slow business May, what would be the b
I
Each bid sha’.i be accompanied by
Jeff
D.
Matney
vs.
Lizzie
Matney
of
the
market
if
it
were
fou
Wm.
Lawrence,
Cloverdale,
farmer.
H. GOYNE,
for litigants and criminal cases. Next
a certified check made payable to Til­
Divorce.
John Morgan, Tillamook, farmer.
week the court will start in with three Great Britian and France had
lamook County, for an amount equal
ly bought 25,000,000 bushels
I rank Lundberg, Nehalem, farmer. I E.C. Lockwood vs. P. D. Hance and to 5 per cent of the amount of such
terms —March, lune tend December.
ATTORNEY
wheat and that it was on its
J. N. Whitman, Cloverdale, farmer. wife. Foreclosure.
bid,
which
shall
be
forfeited
to
the
One bill that passed the legislature the seaboard?
Charles Kunze vs. Mary J. Dunstan
A. W. Phelps, Tillamook, farmer.
County, in case award is made and the Officer O pposite C ourt e
was to reduce the scalp bounty on
i
Unless wheat is cornered, it should A. J. Johnson, Tillamook, farmer.
et al. Foreclosure.
bidder
shall fail, neglect or refuse for .Tillamook -
gophers and moles in this county respond to present prices, Farmers A. J. Huston, Beaver, farmer.
Charles R. Frazer and Ellis McLean
a period of five days after which the I___________
from 25c to 5c. per head. I he county as a rule are in no position to hold Frank Long, Tillamook, millman
vs. Karl Granman. Replevin.
award is made to enter into a con­
court made no provision in the bud­ out for $2. Even speculators who Fred Blum, Hemlock, farmer.
Law-
Gertrude A. E. Sanders vs.
’ TOHN LELAND HENDE
get to pay bounty on these pests, but have no wheat do not hesitate to com C. W. Hogan, Tillamook, farmer.
I tract and file a bond satisfactory to
rence Sanders. Divorce.
the
Court
as
by
law
required.
I
we think that the dairymen will agree mit themselves against such a price. Wm. Maxwell, Tillamook, farmer.
Nehalem Valley Bank vs. James R.
ATTORNEY
The bids are to cover the clearing of
with us that a determined effort The crop was the largest ever grown N. McMillan, Garibaldi, farmer.
Lamb. Foreclosure.
AND
the
right-of-way
from
Station,
should be made to exterminate goph­ in this country. Yet the real wheat is I. C. Tomlinson, Tillamook, farmer.
M. Abplanalp, administrator of the
177x00 to Station 198x31.
COUNSELLOR. AT-LAE
er* and moles. Even at the small sum not forthcoming and the visible sup­ E. G. Lantz, Bay City, photographer. estate of B. Irndorf vs. W. R. Lusby.
'T illamook B lock ,
according to plans and specifications
of sc. a head we hope the county ply does not increase. Famine prices D. E. Goodspecd, Tillamook, farmer. Foreclosure.
.
.
.
on file in the office of the Surveyor Tillamook -
court will find some way to pa> for bread mean trouble for many peo­ Adolph Schild, Tillamook, farmer.
A. G. Beals et al vs. Standard Milk
ROOM NO. 261
and County Clerk, for Tillamook
this amount and not wait another ple. Unless they are justified by dire John Erickson, Tillamook, farmer.
Sugar Co. Action for money.
County, Oregon.
year before this money can be obtain' necessity, they ought to mean trouble W. W. Conder, Tillamook, farmer.
Ella Hilton vs. James Hilton.
J. CLAUSSEN,
The County Court reserves the
cd through the budget.
for those who are responsible for J. H. Rosenberg, Tillamook merchant Divorce.
.
LAWYER,
right
to
reject
any
and
all
bids,
Dated
----- o——
them.
James Fallen, Hemlock, farmer.
Petitions for citizenship, Victor
this the 18th day of February, 1915.
If the Wheeler Reporter is correct
DEUTSCHER ADV0KA1
How much wheat
in the T. W'. Lystcr, Tillamook, farmer.
Leander Johnson, A. A. J. Zimtner-
J. C. Holden,
stating that District Attorney United States? Where is it? Who
Following are the cases on the man.
213 T illamook B lock
Goyne discriminates against Nehalem owns it? If there is a corner, is it en- docket:
County Clerk.
Ella Sherwood vs. George Shcr-
and Wheeler in enforcing the law gineersd by Americans or by for-
First
publication,
2-18-15.
Warren Construction Co. vs. Tilla­ wood. Divorce.
Tillamook -
against card playing and dice shaking eigners?—New York World.
Last publication, 3-4-15.
I mook City. Damages.
Sarah E. Blazer vs. Charles H.
in favor of I illamook, there is good
D. I.. Shrode et al, vs. R. H. Ash­ Blazer. Divorce.
T-)R. JACK OLSEN,
reason for complaint. The law makes
Notice to Contractors.
croft. Action for money.
Edith Long vs. Roy C. Long.
The Wolf in the War.
a distinction betwen localilv s It's
Eilers Music House vs. W illiam G. Divorce.
i Sealed bids addressed to the County
DENTIST.
up to Mr. Goyne to “dean tip” his
Iwo announcements made to the Dwight. Replevin.
W. G. Dwight vs. J. A. Ross et al. Court of Tillamook County, Oregon,
home town. —Nehalem l int's,
(I. O. O. F. Bldg.)
A. G. Beals vs. F. H. Wilkins and Foreclosure.
( British House of Commons can fairly
I he snap shot man would III.
for the proposed improvement on the
be coin id< red together in reaching Burton Rice. Action for money.
E. H. Gary vs. John Bosh and wife.
Tillamook - Oregon
inform the Reporter and the I
SAND LAKE COUNTY ROAD.
i
T. B. Potter Realty Co. vs. F. D. Foreclosure.
conclusions I lie chancellor of the ex-
that there is no law that proh
will
be
received
by
the
County
Court
I
cheques,
I lord -George, said that Mitchell, Action for money.
W. G. Dwight vs. B. J. Stephens. at its office in Tillamook City, Ore­
persons from card playing and
C. IIAVVK,
Ira
C.
Smith
vs.
O.
J.
Painter
Nolan
the
allies
have
as
vet
thrown
only
Action for money.
shaking It is a violation of law, I
gon, on or before the 5th day of
Action
for
money.
I
one-third
of
their
military
strength
Ada Wilson vs. James Wilson. March, at 10 o'clock a.m. and at that
ever, when it is done for nio
John W. Boyer and M. O. Boyer vs. Divorce.
into the field against Germany, and
drinks, etc. Some persons arc so
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO
1 F. R. Beals vs. Minnie A. Meade time opened and read.
that to maintain this force, and to J. M. Burton. Action for money.
row in this respect that they wan
Each
bid
shall
be
accompanied
by
M I. Gersoni vs. Frank A. Rowe et ami husband. Foreclosure.
prohibit small prizes given at private bring the other two thirds into action
a certified check made payable to Til­ Bay City
card parties, but will trade at stores will cost $ 10,000,000,000 during the al. Action for money.
lamook County, for an amount equal
I
C. R. Cater vs.. Andrew Zucrcher.
where they give trailing stamps and cut rent year. Great Britian, said the
C. F. Alexander Arrested.
to 5 per cent of the amount of such QARL HABERLACH,
Action
for
money.
I
chancellor,
can
finance
the
war
for
other like devices in vogue to obtain
bid,
which shall be forfeited to the
T B. Potter Realty Co. vs. Axel
five years from her investments
business.
C. F. Alexander, late postmaster of ‘ County, in case award is made and the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Anderson.
Action
for
money.
abroad,
and
France
can
do
the
like
----- o-----
Ella Himpcl vs. Emmery Wagnor Garibaldi, was arrested on Monday 1 bidder shall fail, neglect or refuse for
We are somewhat disappointed that for three years. First Lord of the Ad-
T illamook B eock
night by Sheriff Crenshaw. It seems I a period of five days after which the
the State Legislature did not wipe out mirality < hurchill announces that the and Rosco Barker. Replevin.
Tillamook
’.
that
when
Alexander
relinquished
the
'
award
is
made
to
enter
into
a
con
­
more of the commissions, which came plan of shutting out food stuffs from • James Bihby vs. Josef Blaser. Ac­
office
about
a
month
ago
his
accounts
tract
and
file
a
bond
satisfactory
to
tion
for
money.
into existence under the West admin Germany would be strengthened.
Q ALVIN R. WORRAI.L,
istration, ami put a stop to the waste­ Churchill declared, that “Great Brit- I F. D. Small and D. C. Urie vs. R. B. both with the government and the ex­ the Court as by law required.
The
bids
are
to
cover
the
clearing
of
press
company
were
short
to
the
,
ain
had
decided
tn
Hamp
on
every
ful manner in which the taxpayers*
Hays. Action for money .
LAWYER,
money is used to maintain a little ounce of sea pressure to choke off
J. C. Perry vs. Louis U. Albert. amount of about $1,300, and Alexan- the right-of-way from Station,
der
left
for
California
with
the
idea
of
42x87
to
Station
149x06.1
and
from
BUSINESS COUNSELOR, Tin
army of taxeater* in office. If it is Germany's food supply, in retaliation Action for money.
necessary to have a commission form for Germany ’s submarine policy." | Carl A. Patzlaff vs. Janies W Myer raising the money, but failed to do so. Station 149x06.1 to Station 239x92.
ACCOUNTANT, NOTAR
In the mean time the Federal Grand according to plans and specifications
of government for State affairs, then Both of these announcements were and A. M Myer. Action for monev.
PUBLIC.
let the governor, secretary of state, almost coincident with the decision,
George I.. Hamlin vs. Charles E. Jury indicted him, and on Alexander's on file in the office of the Surveyor 25 years experience. Consul
return to the county he was placed and County Clerk, for Tillamook
treasurer and attorney general con­ at a cabinet meeting, to continue the Haas. Action for money.
Free.
stitute that body, for it is too expen­ policy of “starving out" which Great
Adjustment Bureau of the Portland under arrest and was taken to Port­ County, Oregon.
Commercial Club Bld , Tills
land.
Alexander
admits
the
shortage
1
he
County
Court
reserves
the
sive to have a commission for every Britian has adopted.
Association of credit men, vs. James
little thing. We feel certain that it the
I here are men and money with W. Myer and A. M. Mver.
I but claims that he did not but some­ right to reject any and all bids, Dated
QR. L. L. HOY,
matter was - referred to the people which to continue the war. The al­
First National Bank of Tillamook, one else did get away with a big wad , this the 18th day of February, .1915.
every commission at Salem would be lies, says the British chancellor, have vs. C. E McAlpin. Action for monev. • of money. Mrs. Alexander had charge '
J. C. Holden,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG
knocked out, and the taxeaters would not nearly begun exhausting their re­
County Clerk.
Fred Foster vs. W. O. Chase and of the postoffice most of the time. '
be looking for other jobs h is safe to source* in either. What they arc pro­ Otis Chase. Action for money.
His bondsmen are J. J. McCormick First publication, 2-18-15.
T illamook B lock ,
sav that public sen iment will be posing, however, is the carry ing of
Louis Albert vs Jeff Fleck and Ben and Mrs. Geo. Phelps. Alexander Last publication, 3-4-15.
aroused the next two years against deprivation and destitution to the Y ia. Action for money.
Tillamook,
thinks he will be able to straighten 1
commissions that tin next legi-flature homes of an emeny country. The
Notice to Contractors.
I he Buffalo Fertilizer Co vs the matter out, but whether the gov- i
will not scruple in wiping them oqt. wolf the door must now lie counted James F Bradley Action for money.' ernment officials will allow him to go
ELMER ALLEN
This much can be said for the legi* as one of the allies in a quadruple
Dan Nicklas vs. S. L. Rathburn. free after he has done so there is^ Sealed bids addressed to the County
lature just adjourned, that it made a entente, surpassingly rich in men and Action for money.
some doubt. Alexander was < engc.gcd
_
Court of 1 illamook County, Oregon,
(Successor to Dr. Sharp),
start in the direi ticn and no new com means, fully equipped to carry the
in fishing and worked hard to make a ,or t,lc Proposed improvement on the
State of Oregon vs. Edgar WilH-
missions were formed, which is some war to some legitimate conclusion, Indictment, Selling Liquor to .. jams living.
|..BAYOCEAN
| BAYOCEAN COUNTY ROAD
ROAD. .
DENTIST.
minors. »
satisfaction.
but bent upon carry ing it to noncom­
will be received by the County Court
1 l,as R’y rt al, vs. George W. Ba- 1
Connecting Links.
batant*, as a means, we must presume kcr. Action for money.
at its office in Tillamook City, Ore- Commercial Building', Till*®:o:l
1 he snap shot man believes it was to bringing it to a speedier end Cer­
gon, on or before the 5th day of
Olympia Beer Agency vs. E. F.
wrong for the state legislature to tainly no other place of justification I aughlin. Action for money.
With the State Highway to the J March, at 10 o'clock a.m. and at that p)R- E. K, DANIELS,
create a judicial district of Washing can be offered for such a com sc, and
_______
next time opened
and __
read.
C oats Driving and Boom Co. vs. ) coast an accomplished fact the ___
ton and I illamook counties, and that this one, it may be said in adv
thing er.
of importance will be the build- 1
F
' bid ------
CHIROPRACTOR.
is Alma S. Johnson. Condemnation.
Each ’ ---
shall vs» be «VWilipUIUUU
accompanied DV
by
it was an unnecessary expense upon one which will make no ap
to I > R Beals vs. J. W. Haskins et
mg of feeders or connecting links of a certified check made payable to Til-
Lrocal
Office
in the Commerciti
al. I roads to the various settlements that I lamook County, for
the taxpayers. In fact, as far as Till* the conscience of the civilized
Action for money.
T
an amount equal
ntook county was concerned, there
will give them access to the main ! ' J?
•’ '
Brcnhi cm ..........
cent ’ the amount of such
(Building'.
Distilling Co. vs. E. F.
was no demand or need of this change
To Poultry Rreeders.
thoroughfare and by that, with the ' bid, which
shall
be
forfeited
Laughlin Action for money.
,
------- --1 to the
TILLAMOOK - ORE
A tew years ago two judges did the
. I ~
0 A. Parks, vs. P. J. Sharp. Action out side world.
County, . in case award is made and the
Several of the
business of Marion, 1 inn. YatnhiH,
umili rv for money.
One of the rich sections that will be bidder shall fail, neglect or refuse for
I oik and 1 illamook counties, and iir this county
T. Bona
that a
opened up for settlement will be the a period of five days after which the
A.
C.
Everson
v*.
County
Poultry
W. L. Powers. Salmon River country. Just where the
they had plenty of leisure time. At
Action
for
money.
award
is
made
to
enter
into
a
c
on
-
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
the general election last year H. H. formed, and wit
J C. Howard vs. C. G. Briscoe et al. road will connect must be determined tract and file a bond satisfactory tn Complete Set of Abstract Bodrti»B
Belt was elected circuit judge of meeting of all interested is called for
>y men more familiar with the topo- the Court as by law required
Yamhill, Polk and Tillamook conn next Saturday, February 27th. at 1 30 Yction for money.
graphy of the country than we are, I 1 he btds are to cover the clearing of
Office.
E.
T.
Haltom
vs.
1 J. Sharp. Action but it should be on an <
lie* by the people, and regardless of P m at the Commercial Club rooms
Taxea Paitl for Non Resident* ("7
for
money.
easy
water
,
‘
he
right
of
way.
First
Section
from
this, a lull is railroaded through the 1 illamook.
T illamook B lock .
Oregon Motor Car Co. vs. L. M. grade with a view of a permanent ' Station 48.00 to 128.00 Srction Sec.
legislature to join Tillamook with
nrv<tvn. who developed
Tillamoo* .... Oregc» H
road No matter where the State ir<>m Station 155.00
Dennis.
Replevin.
155.00 io
to 200.00.
Washington counts for a new judicial •he worlds rer-,,1 hytr. a| .he Ore. I
ighway^ may go it will bring the according to plans and
........ .
Botb Pltone8.
district. If there had been any demand
---------1 specifications
>^>l--l College, is expected ' Jones Knudson Furniture Co. vs. good roads nearer to this section, and
3
on file in the office of the Surveyor _____ ___________ ____________
or necessity for such a move from •“be here at that ume and will take I M _ , I. Gcrsoni.
.... Action
----- f money,
so
make
possible
the
building
of
bet
­
he
Mohler
Mercantile
Co.
v
«
W
and
County
Clerk,
for
Tillamook
this county it would have been differ •P not only the breeding of fancy '
QR
GEORGE J. PY;TERSE-V >
ter roads to intersect the main thor­ County, Oregon.
ent but there was not. This will re Poultrj but the development of the! ThJ US'l.indlTiii AC‘iOn ,Or
oughfare.
1
h<
Mohler
Mercantile
Co
vs
W
S.
The
County
Court
reserves
the
beve ledge fielt of part of the work egg habit m our farm flocks The 1
DENTIS*-,
Another important link in the chain right to reject any and a'l bids, Dated Î
he was elected to perform We hope »object of co-operative marketing will! Brobst. Action for money
of
development
will
be
the
construc
­
lhe
A
(fJuMnirnl
Boreau
ofpor{
this
the
18th
day
of
February,
ipr
5
.
*>»o
be
dt,
cussed
Everyone
interest
J
Successor to D-r. Perkins-
the lull Will be referred to the people,
■•»<1 Assocatton of Credit Men vs. tion of a road down the Little Nes-
who, we are sure are opposed to the Md to'?" “"d UrKed
J. C. Holden,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON
be
tucca from Baxters to Meda. This
creation of so many new offices
anil to bring a neighbor.
Pt. trfa t,r' At,,On for m»ney.
F. , ... .
County Clerk,
road
is
not
a
difficult
one
to
build
so
new tax eaters
hillip Fischer vs L R \t •
first publication, 2-18-15.
Kem. mber the time, Saturday p m Action
for money.
M”ni- it can give an outlet to Southern Till­ Last publication, 3-4-15.
Till
‘
‘
"I'
Club
rooms
I» There a Comer?
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