Tillamook headlight., November 18, 1915, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER
State Press Flashlights
18, 1915.
I Mr. Wilson Hyphenated Opponents. ' HOW MISS CAVELL
ingnien. Thus a dollar sent to Europ­ Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real
Democratic Fr«e Trade Squibs.
Property.
WAS TRAPPED.
ean markets under free trade really
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Old saying are ° sometimes, but not
We give below a few scraps in re­ represents $iz withdrawn from circu-
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I always true. That one about having The Clever “Englishman'
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3
ln
any
1 Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
Who gard to Republican protection and , lation in the course of as
It is now proposed to educate pris- I to go away from home to hear the
Wanted to Escape.
months. Do you see now why mill- tue oi an execution and order ot sale
oners in the Oregon state peniten­ local news is provided wholly accur­
Democratic free trade, taken from 1 ions are jobless under free trade.
; issued out ot the Circuit Court ot the
tiary. That’s fine! All that a man ate by an editorial in an important
State of Oregon, for 1 iilamook Coun­
“Miss Cavell was trapped into be­ some of the leading newspapers:
need do to secure an education is to German paper. The Berlin Morgen-
ty, dated tin- 23rd day of October,
'The robber Tariff keeps the whistle
traying
that she was
be an inmate of that institution. He linOStthiS"S’c'iuntrvt “hr' "71"'
Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
Fn^'l'i^n’ the
.n.'a fact
’nd'Belgians
to helping
csiapi blowing, the cars loading, builds
1915, in the cause wherein L. Jensen
can rob a dwelling, steal a horse or
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_
was
plaintiff and A. M. Myer, Anna
homes
and
makes
sunshine
in
the
by
moral
defeat
”
tor
PH*
a
<.
!,
tavi
.
from
Belgium
from
her
own
kindness
Notice
is
hereby
given:
That
take a human life and he will be sent
“u'"' t^T’ °f heart Shc
‘hc 'ictim of the workingman's domicile. Don’t you virtue of a VX rit of Execution issued Myer, J. W. Myer, Mattie Myer, and
to the pen, secure an education and who was rtnished
R.
1..
Mpbin, ‘I rustee in Bankruptcy,
p
, *5. P°)N by eleveriest agent provocateur Germany wish old “robber” was back on the out of the Circuit Court of the State
then be pardoned out. Great, isn’t it? German-Amencans
who did not like has in her employ.”
X c many job right now?
were
defendants,
upon a judgment
of
Oregon,
for
the
County
of
Tilla
­
—St. Helens Mist.
his anti-German policy. In retalia-..........
statement was made to a
Business is depressed, although mook, elated the 28th day of October, and decree rendered in said cause on
lion for this German-American pun­ ' \\ This
the
4th
day
of
October,
1915, in favor
eekly Dispatch representative by a , there never was a time when capital 1915, in the cause wherein Alfred
The state administration, and Gov­ ishment,” the Morgenpost assurts its neutral
women who has been in Bel­ i was so abundant. W hy? Because none Gubser was plaintiff, and G. W. ot said plaintiff and against defend-
ernor Withycombe in particular are readers, the president delivered his gium several times since the beginn­
for the sum of $311.10 and in­
invest in a new business while
ilks, and Katie \X ilks, his wife, ants
to be congratulated upon its policies speech in which he demanded the ing of the war and who knew Miss ! dare
terest thereon at the rate of 7 per
the
Free
Trade
South
controls
nat
­
Chester
Wilks,
W.
H.
Sales
and
in_ the administration of the peniten­ abandonment of hyphenated allegi­ ( Cavell.
per annum from the 17th day of
ional legislation.
Franklin Dougnty were defendants, cent
tiary. The Herald, which has criti­ ances and a whole hearted patriotism .
December,
1913; the further sum of
Belgium
is
‘
sown
’
with
these
agents
upon
a
judgment
and
decree
rendered
Free-trade darkens one’s vision of
cized the administration of the peni­ on the part of the foreigners who provocateurs and spies," she said.
$50.00
attorney's
fees; and $¿7.50
on
the
14th
day
of
October,
1915
in
tentiary, stands just as ready to give came here to make their homes. TJiat "fhe7"speak Er.glis’h ‘'perfectly,’“‘so happiness with tears, while the only
costs and disbursements therein, and
favor
of
the
said
plaintiff
and
against
I
|
way
that
Protection
brings
darkness
credit when the credit is due. The speech, declares the Berlin Morgen- perfectly indeed that one can hardlv
directing me as sheriff to sell the
governor’s proposal to secure the post, was directed at German-Amen- LlieVe in meeting them that they are ■ is from a cloud of smoke that fill the the said defendants G. W. Wilks, hereinaiter described real property of
Chester
Wilks,
and
W.
H.
Sales,
for
, air as they roll from the busy factory
mental improvement of the prisoners cans.
the defendants to satisfy me said
English, and the man who trap- . smoke stacks.
the sum of two hundred seventy-five judgment
Possibly the Morgenpost has better ped Miss
through a system of education, and
and decree.
Cavell
into
trying
to
help
and
00-100
dollars,
with
interest
the record of his personal efforts at opportunities of knowing what hap­ him dresses like an Englishman, talks
As government expenditures con-
Now, therefore, in order to satisfy
thereon
at
the
rate
of
eight
per
cent
the penitentiary, shows him to be pens in this country than have our
1 tinue to exceed revenues at a rate of
the said judgment and decree and the
committed to a policy of broad hu­ citizens; it is, at least, generally be­ like a university graduate, and is as over $20,000,000 a nsonth, and there per annum from the 13 th day of No­ costs and expenses of sale, 1 will, on
manity. And that is what is asked.— lieved that the German government, conversant of everything in London was only a balance of $41,000,000 re­ vember, 1913, until paid; eight hun­ the 4th day of December, 1915, at 10
Banks Herald.
through highly efficient information ai.., J1* *lad jus» crossed the channel. ported at the end of last month, a dred fifty and 00-100 dollars, with in­ o'clock a.m. of said day, at the front
1 know about him, because I had blind man can see that a bond issue terest thereon at the rate of six per
bureaus, keeps very well informed of
county courthouse in
Notwithstanding the fact that sixty what goes on in social, political, and my own experience with him. He cal- is inevitable.
cent per annum from the 13th day of I door of the
City, Oregon, sell at pub­
six per cent of our imports now enter army and navy circles’here ’No one h St u’yt hotcl one day and told me | A free trade daily enumerates a $15- November, 1913, until paid; fifty do'- Tillamook
auction to the highest bidder, for
Of any
anv standing in this country knew
one he w>shed to see me on an important
free of duty, the cost of living does ot
lars attorney’s fees; and twenty-four lic
Pittsburgh order for wooden and
cash in hand, all ot the right, title,
not decrease. The New York Times that the president in the late election personal matter and that he was in 000,000
20-100
dollars
costs
and
disburse
­
for the Allies as one token of
and interest of the said defend­
Annisist index number showing av­ suffered “a heavy moral defeat,” nor hopes that 1 may be able to render I legs
and also upon a judgment and estate,
free trade "prosperity.” Wooden leg- ments;
ants in and to the real property sit­
erage wholesale prices of 25 food did any one whose opinion is valued him a great service.
decree
rendered
against
the
said
de
­
| ged prosperity is a lame excuse, but
uate in Tillamook County, Oregon,
The Spy’s Method.
commodities for the week ending here suggest that the outcome of the
fendants G. W. Wilks and Katie
supposed, of course, that he was j remember it comes as the logical re- Wilks in favor of the defendant described as follows, to-wit:
October 16, is 142.93, compared with election was due to an organized ef­ ... “ _ I ..........
Commencing at the point where the
uu,vu., !«■
a wooden-headed free trade Franklin Doughty, for the sum
undoubtedly
in great 1 sult.
141.6 for the corresponding week of fort on the part of the German- English. He „ was uuuu
line of Salem Avenue in Nes­
of seven hundred and 00-100 south
October 1913, the first month of the American votes to inflict political mental distress, so I asked him what . Policy.
Oregon, according to the duly
I could do for him. ‘Madam I am told | Republicans should eliminate
thereon at the kowin,
dollars
with
interest
democratic tariff, during which month punishment on the president for pur­ ---
recorded plat of said Neskowin on hie
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j petty been
jealousies
and take up the
you u have
sometimes
able to
rate of eight per cent per annum in
61 per cent of imports came in free. suing toward Germany a course that aid
the office of the County Clerk of
Englishmen to return to their
,„tll -----
issue —
of ----------
a Protective Tariff
....... for
from the tirst day of October, 1912, Tillamook
This does not square with the Dem­ was at once just and patriotic.
Couuty, Oregon, inter­
I own country and Belgian soldiers to >9i6 campaign.
That . should I be
.
until
paid;
$50.00
attorney
’
s
fees,
ocratic campaign promise that by
If the Morgenpost is correctly ad­
the county road, running thence
from here,' he said, in a sort chief
'** *' plank in the party platform
and costs and disbursements allow­ sects
means of duty free goods they should vised of the intent of the German- escape
west 50 feet; thence south 100 feet;
of stage whisper.
| any candidate who is not willing to
lower the cost of living.—Astorian.
American voters, the plan, unadorned, I "Of course, I assured him that I stand on it should not be considered ed at ------- ; and commanding me as thence eact to the county road;
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Sheriff
to
satisfy
the
said
judgment
and unhyphenated citizens of this
never done anything of the sort, when the time comes for making up by sale of the real property of the thence northerly along the said coun­
In trying to yoke up his discredited country are under deep obligation to had
ty road to the place of beginning. It
and
would not know how to manage the ticket.
defendants G. W. Wilks and Katie is
ship-purchase scheme with the plans it for exposing the miserable political it, but
understood that the intention of
I
was
very
sympathetic
with
From
the
beginning
of
the
govern
­
Wilks
hereinafter
described:
for national defense, Secretary Mc­ conspiracy. The Spectator is inclined him, in my innocence.
the grantors and the grantee of this
ment's
fiscal
year,
July
1,
1915,
to
the
Now,
therefore,
in
order
to
satisfy
Adoo has surely hitched his wagon to to think that if it is proved true that I “He questioned me most carefully,
instrument is that the division line of
a star. But it is doubtful if the tow­ the hyphenated citizens of the Unit­ , but naturally I had nothing to con- middle of last month the average the said judgments and decrees. I their respectiv properties shall be
daily
expenditures
of
Uncle
Sam
were
will,
on
Saturday,
the
27th
day
of
No
­
line will hold. There will be many an ed States have banded together to
and nothing to tell, and his ques- ( v.™.-.,.,
_________
r._. ..
$545.235 _
in
excess of ____
receipts.
A year vember, 1915, at ¡0:00 o’clock in the the partition wall of their respective
attempt to cloak unworthy and par­ wreck political vengence on Mr. Wil­ t ceal
building now erected on or about the
tions
only
seemed
to
me
the
result
of
of
this
sort
of
free
trade
prosperity
tisan schemes behind the garment of son for his patriotic conduct of the his distracted efforts to find some means an enormous deficit of $170,- forenoon of said day, at the front property described, according to the
door
of
the
court
house
in
Tillamook
preparedness, but none more bold affairs of the nation, the American means of getting back to England. 000,000. For those who like that sort
of the deed of W. S. Wal­
City, Oregon, sell at public auction to provisions
and sinister than this of the secretary i citizens, forgetting their politics in Indeed, when he finally left 1 had the of "prosperity” that
ton to the grantors dated September
tl._:
L
;
’
.
..
is
the
sort
of
the
highest
bidder
for
cash
in
hand,
of the treasury to commit the United their patriotism, will rally in one par­ pleasantest impression of him and " “prosperity
7th, 1912.
...................
” they like.
the following described real property,
States to a novel and positively dang­ ty to his support as much to prove gave him my warmest wishes for suc­
Dated November 4th, 1915.
Along
the
railroad
line
from
New
situated
in
Tillamook
County,
Ore
­
erous scheme of public ownership, a their loyalty for an upright president cess in his attempts.
H. Crenshaw, Sheriff of
York
to
beyond
Philadelphia
there
gon,
to-wit:
scheme which no one seems willing as their destination for the hypheniaes i “Later, w’hen I dined with some
Tillamook County, Oregon
are
no
less
than
a
dozen
factories,
The
Southeast
quarter
of
the
North
­
to accept has his own, while it is cor­ who by their votes would for.ee the Belgian friends, I told them of my in­
First publication Nov. 4, 1915.
dially damned, by a vast majority of executive to be the puppet of a mad teresting experience, and they point­ just erected or being erected, to man­ east quarter, the North half of the Last publication Dec. 2nd, 1915.
ufacture
goods
formerly
shipped
to
Southeast
quarter
and
the
Southwest
the
country—Corvallis
Gazette- and murderous monarch.—Spectator. ed out to me that for that half hour I
by Germany. Two of the largest of quarter of the Southeast quarter, all
Times.
was undoubtedly in the hands of an us
these are for making dyes and toys. in section thirteen, township two Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real
o-
agent
provocateur
who
was
finding
I But, after the war, arc we going to north, of range ten west of the Will-
A Man’s Consecration.
The Lane county commissioners
Property.
out all he could against me.
force them to the junk pile, or are we amette Meridian.
are to be warmly commended for
“
This
was
the
man
who
won
Miss
going
to
make
sure
that
they
can
stay
Dated
the
28th
day
of
October,
1915.
The
coming
home
of
Brand
Whit-
their determination to erect per­
Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
Cavell’s sympathy and confidence.
H. Crenshaw,
manent sign boards at the prominent lock from the front, as truly invalid Miss Cavell had been under suspicion, in business,
tue of an Execution and Order of
Sheriff
of
Tillamook
County,
Ore.
and
entitled
to
a
furlough
as
any
sol
­
The workingmen of this country
road corners of the upper valley.
Sale issued out of the Circuit Court
she had even been warned, but there
arc not interested in technical figures First publication October 28, 1915.
Road signs have always been a great dier in the lilies, affords opportunity was no definite proof against her.
of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook
Last
publication
November
25,
1915.
to
pay
a
just
tribute
to
the
man
and
convienence, but since the automobile
County, dated the 14th day of Octo­
“So the cleaveriest of the spies was of a tariff as to whether it is 100 or
his
work.
His
doplomatic
post
at
ber, 1915, in the cause wherein Evan
has enormously increased the average
told off to catch her. You may be I 200 per cent, but they are interested
Brussels
has
been,
since
the
beginn
­
in
knowing
it
is
high
enough
to
equal
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
J. Owens was plaintiff and Alberta
radius of travel they have become an
sure he had to be very subtle and that
ing
of
the
war
in
Europe,
the
post
of
Frock and Henry Frock, her husband,
absolute necessity. The road laws of
it took weeks for him to win her con­ the difference in cost at home and
In the Circuit Court of the State of and A. L. Hembree, were defendants,
Oregon provide in full detail the greatest honor because the one of fidence. She believed him an English­ abroad. This kind of a tariff insures a
job
for
the
American
workingman.
greatest
responsibility
and
burden.
Oregon, for Multnomah County.
upon a judgment and decree rendered
man, felt sorry for him, and finally
method of bringing this desirable
You can get this tariff by restoring A. G. Stalford, Plaintiff,
in said cause on the 9th day of Octo­
condition about. They provide that Whitlock went as minister to Bel­ agreed to help him. And that, of the
Republican
party
to
power.
ber, 1915, in favor of the plaintiff and
vs.
the county courts of the state must gium with high hopes of finding a course, was her undoing. She was a
The responsibility of the Simmons- F. D. Stalford, Defendant.
against said defendants for the sum of
see to it that the road supervisors comparative rest from the strenuous woman of great shrewdness and dis­
By virtue of an execution issued $3000.00 together with interest therc-
erect legible signs at every crossing life he had led for years in the fur­ cernment, but she was also very kind Underwood Tariff bill does not rest
alone upon the Democratic Congress. out of the above entitled Court in the i on from the 29th day of July, 1913, at
and every fork of their districts. The therance of civial and political re­ hearted.
"1 have no doubt this particular spy President Wilson was a potent factor above entitled cause, to me directed 1 the rate of 7 per cent per annum; the
provision is mandatory and evasion forms, as writer, public official and
advocate of every cause he who succeeded in sending one small in the enactment of that law, and it and dated the 6th day of October, I further sum of $300.00 attorney's fees;
of its terms is violation of the law. tireless
the president and not Congress 1915, upon a judgment rendered and | the further sum of $11.70 together
It is only necessary to enforce this thought good. This career it may be middle-aged woman to her execution, was
to have commenced at Spring­ will be highly rewarded. He is a man that threatened to "hang higher than entered in said court on the 24th day with interest thereon from the 25th
provision of the statutes in order to said
as the legislative correspondent of birth and breeding, tall, handsome, Haman" on th? gibbet of public opin­ of September, 1915, in favor of A. G. day of August, 1914, at the rate of 6
secure a complete and comprehensive field
of a Chicago paper. Fearless, incor­ quite young, and aws undoubtedly i ion anyone who cried hard times as a Stalford, plaintiff, and against F. D. per cent per annum, and costs and
system of signs.—Oregon Register.
result of the passage of the bill.
ruptible, and filled with a fine zeal educated in England.
Stalford, defendant, for the sum of disbursements taxed at $24.00, and
righteousness, he had long given
The new Federal Trade Commis­ $5,000.00 with interest at the rate of directing and commanding me as
“You can imagine what life is to the
The Independent tosses but few for
of his best to the world, burning the Belgians with these spies always sion is to have a meeting at Seattle 0 per cent per annum from the 24th sheriff to sell the real property here­
bouquets and is not inclined to slop candle
at both ends in the sense of trying to find out things from them 1 to investigate the lumber depression day of September, 1915, and the fur­ inafter described of the defendants to
over, but it believes it only right that shedding
his light and taking no heed and about them, under the guise of ■ on this coast. They will not come to ther sum of $75.00 with interest at the satisfy said judgment and decree.
recognition of the unfailing courtesy of the constant
Now, therefore, in order to satisfy
upon his physic­ Englishmen. The poor Belgians dare the conclusion what every body else rate of 6 per cent per annum from the
of train crews of Southern Pacific al resources. He drain
had well earned the I not trust anyone.”
knows. The trouble is the Democrat­ 24th day of September, 1915, and the the said judgment and decree and the
electric trains be expressed. Unless rest a long and delightful
ic Tariff. A Republican victory a year costs ol, and upon this writ, I did on costs and expenses of such sail, 1 will,
the railroad company is in the happy at Brussels promised, when residence
he went
from now will correct the trouble, as i the first day of November, 1915, levy on the 4th day of December, 1915, at
position of being blessed in having
CITIES
ARE
NOT
AFFECTED
it will straighten out many other upon all the right, title and interest to o'clock am. of said day, at the
in its employ an unusually large there.
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o
.
quickly the golden apple turn­
business difficulties,
which the within named defendant front door of the court house in Till­
number of capable and obliging gent­ ed How
ashes on his lips, is history. Tax Limitation Law D°es Not Ap-
In spite of the Democratic Tariff- hand on the 24th day of September, amook City, Oregon, sell at public
lemen it would appear that it has But to who
ply
to
Them.
that knows Whitlock ever
revenuc-only law, the income tax 1915, in and to the following describ­ auction to the highest bidder, for cash
sifted its divisions and brought the
in hand, all of the right, title, estate
that he would consecrate
booster and the war tax booster and ed real property, to-wit:
pick of the electric. Almost daily in­ doubted
to
limits
The Bingham law relating
to the new and heavy tasks
The North half (J4) of the North­ and interest of the said defendants in
the
big
sale
of
war
time
necessities
to
stances are brought to the attention himself
to
incor-
to him in the line of duty? on tax levies does not apply
Europe, the administration faces a west quarter (%) of Section thirty- and to the real property situate in
of The Independent of little courtes­ coming
Our diplomatic representatives at porated cities, according to a letter deficit in the revenues. And thous­ four (34), Township two (2), South Tillamook County, Oregon, describ­
ies extended by trainmen, of care of other capital have carried their from the state tax commission.
of Range nine (9) West of the Will­ ed as follows, to-wit:
the aged, assistance to ladies and weights of responsibility, but on the
The Bingham law, introduced in the ands of American’s are unemployed
The cast one-half of the northcast
Meridian, and the timber on
crippled persons, all perhaps beyond shoulders of Whitlock, at Brussels, last legislature by I. H. Bingham, or employed on part time and the amette
high cost of living remains as high the South East quarter (%) of the quarter of section 29, and the west
the duties of the men who perform has fallen a heavier weight than on state senator from Lane county, pro­ and
of the northwest quarter of
is going higher. Where, oh where South West quarter (%), and the one-half
these kindly acts. The railroad is to others. His unavailing interposition hibits a tax levy of a greater amount I are the
and prosperous times South Half (J4) of the South East Section 28, all in township 3 south, of
be congratulated on its employes and for the life of Edith Cavell aroused a than six per cent more than the levy promised good
by the Democratic cam­ quarter (%) of Section twenty-five range 10 west, of the Willamette
it is only decent that the congratula­ world’s admiration, but doubtless that of either of the two previous years. paign speakers
(25), Township five (5), ____
South of Meridian, in Oregon, containing 160
of 1912?
tion be public.—Hillsboro Independ­ case was but one of many leaving The letter from the state tax commis­
Range eleven (ll) West of the Will­ acres.
Now,
seriously,
Mr.
Free-Trade
I
ent.
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this
their marks on such a sensative na­ sion reads as follows:
amette Meridian, situated in Tilla­
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"The tax limitation law does not Democrat, tell us what condition this mook County, Oregon.
4th day of Nevember, 1915.
ture as his. His life at Brussels has
Union
would
be
in
only
for
the
for*
H. Crenshaw, Sheriff of
This is worth serious thought:“X ou been not onlv one of incessant toil apply to cities and towns. The su­ cign war. With millions of dollars col­
Now, therefore, by virtue of said
Tillamouk County, Orc.
don’t realize what a nervous strain encf-anxiety, but, to a nature such as preme court in Pearce against Rose­ lected as a war tax in time of peace, judgment and execution and in com-
you are putting on a man in the cab,’’ his, the greatest burden must have burg says: 'In our opinion so much of | and
nuu an u unprecedented
■■ « wus
utm.iiu
,
, with
. , the commands
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tif SZld First publication Nov. 4, 1915.
demand IU!
for mv
the - pliance
said a Southern Pacific locomotive ! een his consciousness of being un­ chapter 159, laws of 1915, as attempts output of our fields and factories, we w,rlk W,J ■ 0,1 ^a,urday the 4th day . Last publication Dec. , 1915.
to
restrict
the
power
of
cities
and
engineer the other day to an Ashland able to do much that he would liked
find a net balance in the Federal °‘ December. 1915, at lOo clock a m.
automobile driver, “when you dash up to do in mitigation of the horrors of and towns to levy taxes is antagon­ Treasury of much less than one half , a! *"e ‘ront door at the County Court
istic
to
section
2,
article
II,
of
our
Notice of Contest.
toward a crossing just ahead of his war._______ -
therein at a corresponding House in I iilamook,
1 iilamook
present constitni'on, which gives to contained
train. There he is in the cab and he
date two years ago It begins to look . , ounty, < iregon, sell at public auction
cities
and
tc
wns
the
power
to
enact
Edith Cavell.
knows that he cannot stop his engine.
redemption) to the high-
Department of the Interior, United
and amend their charters subject only like a bankrupt nation before a new est bidder to for
cash in hand, ‘ all ‘ the ~ States Land Office, Portland, Oregon
_ There you are in your automobile
protective tariff wall can be built.
j “* '
to
the
court
and
criminal
laws
of
the
tight,
title
and
interest
which
the
speeding toward the crossing just Never to be forgotten is this deed
At President Wilton’s direction, an within named defendant had on the I October 23, 1915.
state."
ahead. You probably know that you
Of vilest infamy; frantic Spain
decision does not affect the investigation has been started to find ■ 24th day of September, 1915, to date | To Henry C. Thompson, of Sheri­
are going to stop just at the edge of Would scarce have done it in her tax “This
dan, Oregon, contestec:
limitation law so far as other tax­ means to prevent a flood of cheap j
the judgment herein, or since that i You are hereby notified that Fred
the track and look up and laugh at
days of vain
, , , , ing bodies and districts are concerned. products from Europe on the Amcrl- * of
date
and
in
and
to
the
above
describ
­
him. He doesn't’ know but what you Glorv; ’tis fouler than the foulest feed All tax levies other than those of can market at the end of the war. Is
A. Chatfield, who gives 518 Cham.
ed property or any part thereof, to
are going to try to dash across ahead Assassination Kings have e er decreed cities
and towns are subject to the this an admission of the administra­ satisfy said execution, judgment or­ Corn. Bldg., Portland. Oregon, as his
of him. It’s a joke maybe to you. I o
To prop a tottering throne. hat provisions of the law."
Ipost office address, did on October,
tion that a free trade, open door
him it’s a few seconds of the most in­ deeper stain
policy is dangerous to this country? der, interest, costs and accruing costs. 2, 1915, file in this office his duly
H.
Crenshaw.
tense agony. Why do you do it.
Can dye a nations honor bhe was
corroborated application to contest
By what means other than the pro-
Sheriff of Tillamook 1 and secure the cancellation of your
When you see a train coming and
A Dreadful Price to Pay.
tect'se policy can the end be obtain­
County,
Oregon.
Dated
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know that you can't make the cross­ Because she pitied those in pity»
I homestead, Serial No. 03125, made
ed ' lEe incoming Republican admin­
this 1st day of Novem­ Dec. 30, 1911, for N. E. Quarter (N.
ing and don’t even intend to try to
President's proclamation. istration will know the means and
In the
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ber,
1915.
make it—why don’t you slow down Brave martyr to thy faith in that fine i setting aside Thursday, November 25, will apply them, as Republican ad­
E. 54) Section to, Township 4 South,
First publication November 4th, 19K Range West, Willamette Meridian,
and give the engineer the assurance
as Thanksgiving Day, we find the fol- ministrations always have.
Last
publication
December
and,
1915. and as grounds for his contest he al­
that his train is not about to hurl you
And careful faculty of doing good I lowing:
From Senator Kenyon’s utterances
leges that you have not resided on
Which friends deride, who only love “This year that is now drawing to a it can be persumed that he believes
into eternity?”—Astorian.
said land since March, 1912, have
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close since we last observed our day Wilson will succeed to a second term,
Notice.
The predictions that the expositions But which in heaven, devinely undcr- of national thanksgiving has been, and contrary to the one-term plan of
made no improvements on same, and
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abandoned same.
in California would result in a tre­
while a year of descipline because of the Baltimore platform, and then
We have completed our new gospel have
You are, therefore, further notified
mendous immigration to the coast Has jealous friends, God bring thy the mighty forces of the war and of force the continuation of the Under­ cars and will be ready Nov. ijtlv, to
country is already being realized, but
' changes which have disturbed the wood-Wilson Tariff of revenue and hold a ten days meeting, in any lo­ that the said allegations will be taken
the full benefit from these great Confound their counsels and avenge i world, also a year of special blessing free trade junk, it is really a great cality, in this county, independently, as confessed, and your said entry will
shows will not be felt for a year or
mission of the Senator, notwithstand­ or in connection with any evangeli­ be cancelled without further right to
thy blood.
Franci< Cout(s
i for ”»•"
Z
U K
be heard, either before this office or
more. Thousands of visitors from the
Yes, the greatest of wars has been ing the junk has silenced the wheels cal people.
in the Saturday Review. . in some ways a “special blessing” to of industry and put the Democratic
appeal, if you fail to file in this of­
middle western states w’ho have seen
Montgomery & Northup, on
within twenty days after the
“the land of abundance and great
the people of this country. Its most industries of the South out of com­
Traveling Evangelists. fice
fourth publication of this notice, as
promise” for the first time are sur­
direct and tangible blessing has been mission. The people. Senator, are not
Hebo Oregon. I shown
Turned
D°wn
Boyer
’
»
Road.
below, your answer, under
prised. at the diversity of its wonder­
I the extent to which it has counter­ with you. Back up, if you are to re­
oath, specifically responding to these
ful resources, its advantages and pos­
acted the course of free trade. Only in main in the Republican party; other­
The county court at its
,a’* this respect can the slaughter of mil­ wise go to the Democratic party.
Contrary to its reputation, the Con­ allegations of contest, together with
sibilities, and many of these will
gressional Record is interesting read­ due proof that you have served a
soriie May return to make this county week made final disposition of thr lions of human beings and the des­
The
average
duty
collected
on
im
­
their permanent abode. Polk county proposed Bently Bear Camp R^- truction of billions of property value ports under the present free trade law ing—whenever Congress is trying to copy of your answer on the said con­
testant either in person or by regis­
played well its part in the publicity which has been before them all »urn be regarded as a special blessing to is equivelant to an ad valorem duty make itself interesting.
the American people. It is, however, of 13 per cent. Under the protective
Charming Mrs. Galt says she is not tered mail.
campaign waged by Oregon to bring
You should state in your answer the
a dreadful price to pav for partial tariff law repealed by the present ad­ a woman suffragist; few women will
hither settlers from other less favor-
immunity from the blight of fret ministration, the Government collect­ have a better opportunity to influence name oi your postoffice to which you
ed localities, and its reward for its
desire^pture notices to be sent to
1 trade.—American Economist.
enterprise must come in the not very
ed 20 cents for every dollar's worth legislation, however.
—
distant future. The community book­
of goods imported. Guessing blindly
A Boston yachtman says that for­
N. Campbell, Register.
let distributed in large numbers from
If it is true that there will not be on this basis, free trade says lower merly the first seam above the water
Geo. F Smith, Receiver,
-
the Oregon building has already giv­ Itcmizer.
duty
means
more
goods
sold
and
line
of
a
vessel
was
called
the
"devil
! enough officers for the proposed new
first publication Nov, 4, 1915.
en results, inquiries by the score hav­
army by many thousands, there ap­ more money to the government. They seam " Hence "the devil to pay Md|
second publication Nov 11, ‘tj
overlooked
the
fact
that
money
spent
no
pitch
hot.
”
Research
among
ing been received by the. various coni- Autumn day. may be £
old
pears to be no obstacle in spreading
third publication Nov. 18,1915
mercial bodies responsible for the let u. reflect that
West Point all over the Hudson for home produced goods is repeat­ phrases wilt atwavs find a wav out, 'i Lat. of fourth publication Nyv. 25 '1J
edly
respent
among
American
worlt-
whether
its
the
right
one
or
mot.
publication from contemplating home if, 2 long way to April .lowers tnai | Highlands.
a
> • A
«
seekers in the sunset land of oppor­ bring May «<>*«»•
tunity.—Polk County Observer.
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