Tillamook headlight., November 25, 1915, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT NOVEMBER 25, 1915
Notice of
Notice of Sheriff s Sale.
Sheriff’s Sale of Reai
Property.
mobiles had to pick their way as peo­ Notice of City Election for Tillamook er referred to the voters of Tillamook
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City, Oregon, be petition of the legal
Notice is hereby given: That by
City, Oregon.
ple do on foot and in other convey­
Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
voters thereof, and also the followin’? virtue of a Writ of Execution 1ssued
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ances, they would so learn that there
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Notice is hereby given, that on proposed ordinance, to-wit:
out of the Circuit Court of the State i tue ot an execution and order ot sale
is nothing in their licenses to justi­
Ordinance No.----- .
of Oregon, for the County of 1 ilia I issued out of the Circuit Court of the
Mother, in many things boys are on­ fy them in consulting their own haste Monday, the 6th day of December,
State ot Oregon, for Tillamook Coun­
An Ordinance granting to Standard
ly little men. They are as keen in and convenience to the peril of 1915, at the City Hall in Tillamook Oil Company, a corporation, permis­ mook, uated the 28th day of October ty, dated the 23rd day of October
their admination of their opposite others. Cut out the horn, my boy. City, Tillamook County, Oregon, a sion to locate, eract, operate and I915, in the cause wherein Alfred 1915, in the cause wherein L. Jensen
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sex and the length to which a Use it only when it is necessary to regular election will be held in said maintain warehouses, tanks, or both, Gubser was plaintiff, and G’
was plaintiff and A. M. Myer, Anna
will _ grow to win avoid a collision, and even then as city for the election of the following and other necessary buildings, on a Wilks, and Katie Wilks, his wife, Myer, J. W. Myer, Mattie Myer, and
male urchin
Chester Wilks, W. H. Sales and
and retain the approval of a female softly as possible. Remember, the officers, to-wit:
certain tract of land described as Franklin Doughty were defe"dan‘s- R. L. sabin, T rustee in Bankruptcy,
urchin is but little if any short of sounds you make denote your class— I Mayor, to serve for one year;
Five Councilmen, one from each follows:
upon a judgment and decree rendered were defendants, upon a judgment
that to which a grown-up male will gentleman or mannish ass.
Water lots numbered I, 2, 3, and 4. oi "he Ji4tb day of October .9-5 ■" and decree rendered in said cause on
go in the same quest. In the city, a
, ward, to serve for one year;
1 in W. D. Stillwells Addition to the
the 4th day of October, 1915, ¡n favor
Uncle Bill, while I was in town yes­
tew nights ago, a woman suffrage
Water Commissioner from Fifth City of Tillamook, Tillamook County. favor of the said plaintiff and aKal"at of said plaintiff and against defend­
the
said
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meeting was largely attended by girls terday I was told that Eldredge Scott, ward to serve five years;
Oregon, for the storage and distribu­
for the sum of $311.10 and in­
and boys, the boys were there evi­ the old tightwad money lender on
City Treasurer to serve for one tion of petroleum and its products, Chester Wilk», and W. H. Sales, for ants
terest thereon at the rate of t y per
the
sum
of
two
hundred
seventy-five
dently because of the girls and were Main street has foreclosed his mort­ year.
and other kinds of merchandise hand­
not otherwise interested in the least gage on Will Whitcomb’s farm, and
Further there will be submitted to led by said company, and repealing and 00-100 dollars, with interest cent per annum from the 17th day of
in the proceedings. Before the meet­ it is to be sold at auction in town ne/t the voters at said election for their Ordinance No. 303 of the ordinances thereon at the rate of eight per cent December, 1913; the further sura of
ing began anti-suffrage buttons were Wednesday. Now, Will is a genuine adoption or rejection, the folloiwng of the City of Tillamook.
per annum from the 13th day of No- $50.00 attorney's fees; and $27.50
"To.J until paid; eight hun- costs and disbursements therein, and
liberally distributed to the crowd on good fellow, and 1 feel sorry for him. • ordinances, to-wit:
The people of Tillamook City do died fifty and oo-too dollars, with tn- ! directing me as sheriff to sell the
Ordinance No. 303.
the streel, pink buttons with “Vote no He is upright, honest, well educated,
ordain as follows:
terest hereon at the rate of six per hereinatter described real property of
on Women Suffrage” on them. They a hard worker, one of the best farm­ I An Ordance granting to the Stan­
Section 1.—Standard Oil Company
were very pretty and many boys pin­ ers in the county, and has been a dard Oil Company, a corporation, a corporation, having requested per- ient per annum from the tjth day of the defendart s to satisfy the said
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ned them on their coats merely be­ steadfast friend of mine for more permission to locate, erect, operate mission to locate, erect, operate and KXw. ’9’3,
Now, therefore, in order to satisfy
cause they were ornamental. When I than twenty years. His wife and and maintain any warehouse, tankage maintain warehouses, tanks, or both, lars attorney’s fees; and twenty-four
some of the promoters of the meeting mother were schoolmates, jind their or both, and other necessary build­ and other necessary buildings on a and 20-100 dollars costs and disburse­ the said judgment and decree and the
saw the pink buttons on the coats of mutual friendship has grown with ings on a certain tract of land des­ certain tract of land described as fol­ ments; and also upon a judgment and costs and expenses of sale, I will, on
the 4th day of December, 1915, at io
the boys they brought forth a gener­ years, so if they were sisters the cribed as follows:
lows: Water lots numbered I, 2, 3, decree rendered against the said de­
Water Lots, No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, and 4, in W. D. Stillwells Addition fendants ■ G. W. Wilks and Katie o’clock a.m. of said day, at the front
ous supply of yellow badges with affectionate interest they fee) in each
more
and No. 4, W. D. Stillwell's Addition, to the City of Tillamook, Tillamook Wilks in favor of the defendant door of the county courthouse in
“Votes for Women” on them, and others welfare could not be
Tillamook County, Oregon, for the storage and Franklin Doughty,
half grown girls went among the than it is. Last night when 1 told to City of Tillamook,
for the sum Tillamook City, Oregon, sell at pub­
crowd and by smiles and coaxing in­ mother about Whitcomb’s misfor­ County, for the storage and distribu­ distribution of petroleum and its pro­ of
and
00-100 lic auction to tht .highest bidder, for
seven
hundred
duced many’ of the boys to exchange tune she cried, and chat so upset me tion of petroleum and its products ducts. and other kinds of merchandise dollars'with interest thereon at the cash in hand, all of the right, title,
their pink badges for the yellow ones that 1 had to go outdoors for a breath and other kinds of merchandise hand­ handled by said company, and the rate of eight per cent per annum estate, and interest of the said defend­
and throughout the meeting nearly of fresh air, so I could gulp down the led by said company.
said request having been considered from the first day of OCtober, 1912, ants in and to the real property sit­
The people of Tillamook City do by the Mayor and Council of said until paid; $50.00 attorney’s
all the boys in the room wore them . lump in my throat, quiet my nerves
fees, uate in Tillamook County, Oregon,
and cheered the suffrage speakers voc­ i down and get my bearings. When 1 Ordain as follows:
I and
city,
it
is
hereby
ordained
and
per
­
costs
and
disbursements
allow
­ described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the point where the
iferously. One boy in particular, a ■ came back into the house 1 had every- 1 Section 1.—The Standard Oil Com­ mission is hereby given and granted ed at-------- ; and commanding me as
fine, handsome, manly lad,who before I thing fixed up in my mind to sooth pany, a corporation, having asked to said Standard Oil Company, a cor­ Sheriff to satisfy the said judgment south line of Salem Avenue in Nes­
Hie meeting began had assisted in the her, and when 1 told her about it, she permission to locate, erect, operate poration, to locate, erect, operate and by salt of the real property of the kowin, Oregon, according to the duly
distribution on the street of the anti­ became joyfully histerical, put her and maintain a warehouse, tankage or maintain warehouses, tanks, or both, defendants G. W. Wilks and Katie recorded plat of said Neskowin on file
suffrage buttons went to the chairman arms around my neck and kissed just both and other necessary buildings, and other necessary buildings upon Wilks hereinafter described;
in the office of the County Clerk of
Tillamook County, Oregon, inter­
of the meeting after its adjournment I as she used to when we were first on a certain tract of ground described that certain tract of ground described
Now,
therefore,
in
order
to
satisfy
wearing a yellow button and made i married, and she bragged about my as follows:
sects the county road, running lhence
os
follows:
Water
Lots
1,
2,
3,
and
4,
the
said
judgments
and
decrees,
I
Water Lots No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, in W. D. Stillwells Addition to the
this request which increased the value 1 goodness until 1 felt downright silly.
west 50 feet; thence south too feet;
will,
on
Saturday,
the
27th
day
of
No
­
of the yellow button. “Can I have an­ 1 promised her to go to town V\ ed- and No. 4, W. D. Stillwell's Addition, City of Tillamook, Tillamook County, vember, 1915, at 10:00 o'clock in the thence eact to the county road;
other button with votes for women on nesday and buy Witcomb’s farm at City of Tillamook, Tillamook County, Oregon, for the storage and.distribu- forenoon of said day, at the front thence northerly along the said coun­
it?” he
asked rather sheepishly, auction, give him a free lease on it for the storage and distribution of tion of petroleum and its products, door of the court house in Tillamook ty road to the place of beginning. It
glancing sidewise at a prettv little for ninty-nine years and deed the petroleum and its products and other and other kinds of merchandise hand­ City, Oregon, sell at public auction to is understood that the intention of
Miss who stood by his side with her form to him at any time for just what kinds of merchandise handled by said led by said Standard Oil Company.
the highest bidder for cash in hand, the grantors and the grantee of this
hands clasped around his arm. And it cost me. The mortgage is for $1600, company, and the same having been
Provided, however, that no storage
following described real property, instrument is that the division line of
as he pinned the button on his coat and he can pay it out easily in five considered by the City Council, it is tank or tanks, or gasoline in cases, the
their respcctiv properties shall be
beside another yellow one, he added years if he wants to. I have several hereby ordained and permission is shall be erected, maintained, stored situated in Tillamook County, Ore­ the partition wall of their respective
to-wit:
shyly, "It will make the girls like us times the amount in notes and other hereby given and granted to the or kept on said property, under the gon,
The Southeast quarter of the North­ building now erected on or about the
securities and more than enough cash Standard Oil Company, a ^corporation provisions of this ordinance, nearer
better.”
property described, according to the
in the bank, but as 1 would have to to locate, erect, operate and maintain than one hundred (100) feet to any east quarter, the North half of the provisions of the deed of W. S. Wal­
Aunt Malinda, when I see a woman I sell something to meet my future ob­ a warehouse, tankage, or both and building (not including unroofed Southeast quarter and the Southwest ton to the grantors dated September
in just ordinary financial circumstan­ ligations, I’m going to give you a other necessary buildings upon that platforms) now’ erected or existing quarter of the Southeast quarter, all 7th, 1912.
ces who has been wrongly educated, chance to chip in half the money to certain tract of ground described as in Tillamook City, unless the written in section thirteen, township two
Dated November 4th, 1915.
north, of range ten west of the Will­
and therefore aspires to shine as a guy the farm, because 1 know you are follows:
H. Crenshaw, Sheriff of
Water Lots No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, consent of the owner or owners of amette Meridian.
star on the upper crust of fashionable a good fellow and waiting for a
any suth building or buildings be first
Tillamook County, Oregon
and
No.
4,
W.
D.
Stillwell's
Addition,
Dated
the
28th
day
of
October,
1915.
chance
to
“
cast
your
bread
upon
the
society without the means to do so, I
in writing.
First publication Nov. 4, 1915.
of Tillamook, Tillamook County, obtained
H. Crenshaw,
feel sorry for her, because I know waters.” You say that you will put up City
Provided further, that if the said
Last publication Dec. 2nd, 1915.
for
the
storage
and
distribution
of
Sheriff
of
Tillamook
County,
Ore.
half
the
money?
Good
for
you,
old
that if by any chance she reaches the
Standard Oil Company shall at any
petroleum
and
its
products
and
other
First
publication
October
28,
1915.
boy.
Shake!
Won
’
t
it
be
a
surprise
to
goal of her ambition it will be by the
kinds of merchandise handled by said time so conduct its said business on Last publication November 25, 1915.
sacrifice of happiness. If the unhappi­ Whitcomb anil his wife and house company.
said property that the same »ball be­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale of Real
full
of
children?
Will
has
had
many
ness could be confined to herself she
come a menace to the lives or prop­
Property.
Provided,
however,
that
no
ware
­
misfortunes
during
the
past
five
would be gettng only what would be
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
erty of the people of Tillamook City,
house
or
storage
tank
shall
be
erect
­
years;
lost
his
herd
of
cattle
and
her dues,’ but the greatest sufferer
Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
ed or maintained on said property, then this ordinance shall ti ereupon
from the results of her waywardness many hogs by disease, and this sum­ under
become null and viod.
In the Circuit Court of the State of tue of an Execution and Order of
the
provisions
hereof,
nearer
mer
his
wheat'crop
destroyed
by
high
is her husband, who has to pay for
Section 2.—This ordinance shall be Oregon, for Multnomah County.
Sale issued out of the Circuit Court
than 100 feet to any building now
her personal and home extravagences water. He has been compelled to bor­ erected in Tillamook City, and,
published in the Tillamook Head­ A. G. Stalford, Plaintiff,
of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook
row
money
to
meet
his
current
ex
­
far beyond his means. While out in
light,
a
weekly
newspaper
published
vs.
County, dated the 14th day of Octo­
Provided further, that if the said
the auto today inspecting the road penses, but he will pull through all i Standard Oil Company shall at anv in Tillamook City, Oregon, and shall F. D. Stalford, Defendant.
ber, 1915, in the cause wherein Evan
work, Jack Bronson came along right because he knows his business, I time so conduct its said business on take effect and be in force immediat­
By virtue of an execution issued J. Owens was plaintiff and Alberta
walking from town out to visit his will be out of the clutches 6f that said property that the same shall be­ ely upon the expiration of thirty days out of the above entitled Court in the Frock and Henry Frock, her husband,
widowed mother at his home farm, money shark and will partially own j come a menace to the lives or prop­ after its passage and approval.
above entitled cause, to me directed and A. L. Hembree, were defendants,
and as I was going that way I invited his farm again. "What we owe means ! erty of the people of Tillamook City,
Section 3.—Ordinance No. 303 of and dated the 6th day of October, upon a judgment and decree rendered
misery.
\\
hat
we
own
means
happi-
'
him into the auto. Jack is a spoiled
,9I5> upon a judgment rendered and in said cause on the 9th day of Octo­
then this ordinance shall thereupon Tillamook City is hereby repealed.
farm boy. When he was 18 years old ness," especially if it is our home Well become null and void.
Submitted to the people of Tilla­ entered in said court on the 24th day ber, 1915, in favor of the plaintiff and
he went to an agricultural college a wdien it is all fixed up and mother
Section 2.—This ordinance shall be mook City, Oregon, for their adop­ of September, 1915, in favor of A. G. against said defendants for the sum of
couple of terms, then decided to be­ finds out that you have chipped in bublished in the Tillaanook Headlight tion or rejection by the Common Stalford, plaintiff, and against F. D. $3000.00
together with interest there­
I
come a "journalist.” There is a school half with me to buy the farm for Will a weekly newspaper
published in | CoOncil of Tillamook City, Oregon, Stalford, defendant, for the sum of
from the 29th day of July, 1913, at
of journalism attached to the Slate aand his family, I'm afraid she'll be Tillamook City, Oregon, and shall . by resolution adopted November 4th, $5,000.00 with interest at the rate of on
the rate of 7 per cent per annum; the
Uuivcrsity, and lit literally jumped so grateful to you for your part in take effect and be in force immed­ 1915-
6 per cent per annum from the 24th
sum of $300.00 attorney’s fees;
into it and out again in a year, with the game that she'll lose her self-con­ iately upon the expiration of thirty
The ballot title to be used at said day of September, 1915, and the fur­ further
but a smattering of newspaper know­ trol and hug you as she did me, and days after its passage and approval.
election for voting upon the adoption ther sum of $75.00 with interest at the the further sum of $11.76 together
with interest thereon from the 25th
ledge and no money. However, he is if she does, by zucks, I’ll be jealous.
Which Ordinance was adopted by ' or rejection of said Ordinance shall rate of 6 per cent per annum from the day of August, 1914, at the rate of 6
be
as
follows:
a shifty fellow and somehow wormed
24th day of September, 1915, and the
the Common Council of Tillamook
himself into the editorship of the Sen­ Millions Damage Done by Fires in City, Oregon, on the t8th day of Oc- I For the first ordinance set out costs of, and upon this writ, I did on per cent per annum, and costs and
disbursements taxed at $24.00, and
(No.
303.)
tinel in town. That was five years
Munitions Factories in the U. S.
the first day of November, 1915, levy directing and commanding me as
tober, 1915. and was thereafter order-
ago. In the meantime he married a •
o-——
upon all the right, title and interest sheriff to sell the real property here­
poor girl with society aspirations,
Eighteen fires and explosions have
which the within named defendant inafter described of the defendants to
Referendum ordered by petition of the legal voters of Tillamook City:
who is more interested in clubs and occurred in war munition factories in
hand on the 24th day of September, satisfy said judgment and decree.
society functions than she is in her the United States since the war be­
Now, therefore, in order to satisfy
Shall Ordinance No. 303 passed by ¡9*5, in and to the following describ­
home, and lie literally' mired down gan. Twenty-five lives have been lost, I too
Yes.
the said judgment and decree and the
the Common Council of Tillamook ed real property, to-wit:
financially by her extravagence. She many persons have been injured and
The North half (%) of the North­ costs and expenses of such sail, I will,
City, October 18, 1915, and referred,
buys whatever she fancies on time property damage amounting to mil­ IOI
No.
by petition, to the voters of said City, west quarter (%) of Section thirty- on the 4th day of December, 1915, at
payments,regardless of cost and with­ lions of dollars has been done. Fol­
four (34), Township two (2), South 10 o’clock a.in. of said day, at the
be enacted?
out knowledge. He told me he had to lowing is the list of fires and the re­
Mark X between the Number and of Range nine (9) West of the Will­ front door of the court house in 1 ill-
“rob Peter to pay Paul" all the time. sults in each case:
amette Meridian, and the timber on amook City, Oregon, sell at public
answer voted for.
He was going out to his old home to­
Dupont De Nemours powder plant,
the South East quarter (%)*"of the auction to the highest bidder, for cash
day to borrow some money from his Pompton, explosion, one killed, Aug.
I
This Ordinance gives the Standard storage and distribution of petroleum South West quarter (%), and the in hand, all of the right, title, estate
mother, who has just sold her wheat, 30, 1914-
South Half (/,) of the South East and interest of the said defendants in
with which to stave off his creditors
Buckthorne plant of John A. Roe­ Oil Company a right to maintain and its products, provided the same
(%) of Section twenty-five and to the real property situate in
for yet a little while. He has known blings Sons Co., Trenton, N. J.; fire; warehouse and tanks on water lots shall not be erected or maintained quarter
numbered 1. 2, 3, and 4, Stillwells nearer than 100 feet of any building (25), Township five (5), South of Tillamook County, Oregon, describ­
me all his life and so eased his mind loss, $1,500,000, January I, 1915.
Range eleven (it) West of the Will­ ed as follows, to-wit:
by telling me his troubles. 1 felt sorry
Dupont De Nemours Powder plant, Addition to Tillamook City, for the now erected in Tillamook City.
The east one-halt of the northeast
amette Meridian, situated in Tilla­
lor the boy, and if 1 had not known Haskell. N. J.; explosion; five killed,
mook County, Oregon.
quarter of section 29, and the west
that it would be only a waste of mon­ March 6, 1915.
For second ordinance set out herein
Referred to the legal voters of Till­
Now, therefore, by virtue of said one-half of the northwest quarter of
ey without doing him any good. 1
Equitable Powder Co., Alton. III.; amook City by the Common Council.
judgment and execution and in com­ Section 28, all in township 3 south, ot
would have cheeDully given him explosion, five men killed, Apris I.
Shall an ordinance granting to the pliance with the commands of said range 10 west, of the Willamette
enough to square minself with the
....
Anderson Guncotton Warehouse,
Standard Oil Company permission to writ, I will, on Saturday the 4th day Meridian, in Oregon, containing 160
world; but I was afraid that his fool­ Wallington, N. J.; explosion, three
locate, erect, operate and maintain, of
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December,
1915, ai
at iu
10 ociocx
o’clock a.m.
am acres.
ish wife would pick his pocket before killed, May 12.
warehouses, tanks, or both, and othey , at the front door at the County Court
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this
he could get jo his creditors. How­
Duppnt De Nemours Still House,
necessary
buildings
on
water
lots
'
House
.
in Tillamook,
Tillamook ( 4th day of Nevember, 1915-
ever, 1 advised him to curb his wife’s Carneys Point, N. J.; explosion, six’
numbered 1, 2, 3. and 4, W. D. Still-1 County, Oregon, sell at’public auction
H. Crenshaw, Sheriff of
extravagence by persuasion. It is injured. May 15.
City,
|
Subject
to
redemption
)Lo
the
high-!
well's Addition to Tillamook C
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Tillamook County, Orc.
much more of a temptation to buy on
Dupont De Nemours Plant,, Wayne
for the storage and distribution 1 of est bidder
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for cash
in hand, all the First publication Nov. 4, 1QI5-
the installment plan than it is to pay N. J.; explosion, June 26.
petroleum and its products, and other : right,
title and
.
-- interest
--------- 1 which the Last publication Dec. , 1915-
1 ash, I said, but a day of reckoning
Yes.
Harrison Brothers-’ Benzol Factory, 102
kinds of merchandise handled by said within
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named ....
defendant had on the
will surely come. W hen we allow Philadelphia, Pa.; fire, loss $500,000
company, and providing that no stor­ 24th day of September, 1915, to date
money to slip through our fingers July 7.
age tank or tanks, or gasoline in of the judgment herein, or since that
ami get away for things that we can
Notice of Contest.
Aetna Powder Works, Sinnemahon-
cases shall be kent on said property date and in and to the above describ­
as well do without, the plea is that we mg, Pa.; explosion, five killed, Aug­
nearer than 100 feet of any building, ed property or any part thereof, to
had to pay bills. But why contract the ust 16.
toj.
No.
now erected, unless the written con­ satisfy said execution, judgment or­
Department of the Interior, United
bills. If one does not buy, then he’
Dupont Plant, W'elrnington, Del.;
sent of the ow’ner or owner» of such der, interest, costs and accruing costs. States Land Office, Portland, Oregon
doo not have to pay. Why allow our explosion, August ty.
building be first obtained in writing,
October 23, 1915.
H. Crenshaw.
selves to do things because they are
American Powder Company's Fac­
referred by the Common Council of
To Henry C. Thompson, of Sheri­
Sheriff of THlamook
in style? We dress and entertain be­ tory, Acton, Mass.; explosion, August
Tillamook City, Oregon, to the legal
dan, Oregon, contestec:
County,
Oregon.
Dated
.
yond our means and harbor a tenden­ 29.
voters thereof, be enacted?
You are hereby notified that Fred
this 1st day of Novem­
cy to “do things" because our neigh
Dupont Plant, Welmington. Del ;
Mark X between the number and
A. Chatfield, who gives 518 Cham.
ber, 1915.
bor docs. Before we parted he thank­ explosion; two killed, August 29.
answer voter for.
Hrst publication November 4th, 1915. Com. Bldg., Portland, Oregon, as his
ed ine for my advice. I am quite sure
National Conduct and table Com­
Last publication December 2nd, 1915. post office address, did on October,
that his ambitious wife will, in the pany’s Shell Factory, Hastings N Y •
This ordinance covers the ground business covered by the ordinances
2, 1915, file in this office his duly
future, pay as she goes or not go. As explosion September 1.
stated in the question as submitted within too feet of other buildings of
corroborated application to contest
some wise one has said: “She spent
Aetna Powder Factory, Fmporcum.
N0T1CE OF CAUCUS
and secure the cancellation of your
who had naught to spend and ruin 1 a ; explosion, four Lillri|. October 6. above. It differs from the provisions the written permission of the owner
1 of Ordinance No. 303 here-in set out or owners thereof be obtained in
homestead, Serial No. 03325, made
came; she went to milk with a sieve
Russian Munitions Warehouse. Se­ in that it permits the building and writing.
ei«
k’u bV K'Ven- that a cau- Dec. 30, 1911, for N. E. Quarter (N.
— is fate to blame?”
attle, Wash.; • f ire, loss $500,000, maintenance of the structures and
TUiJ2 ^ld J! the Court
in E. %) Section 10, Township 4 South,
October 28.
Tillamook City, Oregon, on Saturday, Range 7 West, Willamette Meridian,
p"
»
1
19
,
15
’
at
the
hour
&
Bcthelchcm Steel Company’s Or-
Amos,—1 have noticed that when
Dated this 16th day of November, I
as grounds for his contest he al­
Which election will be held at 8
8 o clock p M.. for the purpose of and
you are driving the auto you seem to dinance
. - Plant,
-
Bethlehem, fit., fire,
1915.
o
’
clock
in
the
morning
and
will
con-
nominating the following officers for leges that you have not resided on
Jb5,’*v*x*’ November 10.
take especial pleasure in tooting the
John Aschim,
said land since March, 19,2> "aVj
Baldwin
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Locomotive Munitions ' tinuc until 6 o’clock in the evening of
signal horn
whenever you meet a
year’
v°‘ed on at the
City Recorder of Tilla­
city Election on December 8th. 1915 made no improvements on same, and
F._..j. Del.;
,,
team, auto or person on foot going I Plant, Eddystone,
,
fire, loss. 1 said day.
mook City, Oregon.
,
to-wit:
’
’ ■ have abandoned same.
either way, as much as to yell at $50,000, November to.
u ' Vou are- therefore, further notified
M ayor, five councilman
Boehling SteeVRope Plant. Trenton
them. “Ah-theie! get out of the road
treasurer. Also one water ronuniui™ that ,he said »legations will be taken
J..; fire, loss $ i .< kxi , ooo . Nov. 11.
- it’s all mine!” Well some day you II
8 On" a» confessed, and your said entry will
As might be suppc«ed. our business grooves, with the longest hauls more er from the 5th ward
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run up against a cross-grained fellow’
transactions with the people of South than offset by the best facilities of
Done by order of the Common Coun- be cancelled without further right to
who will lock bAth wheels with you
It may be a small matter, but in con­ America are growing fast. Trade ex­ transportation, by custom and close
be heard, either before this office or
eil.^Dated
this
November
16th,
1915.
Really, I can't think wliv anybody sidering a handicap imposed upon pands naturally along the lines of acquaintanceship. Our citizens bound
on appeal, if you fail to file in this of­
• •
John Aschim,
should think that because he is driv­ American shipping by the n.tw sea­ least resistance, and swiftly when for Rio Janeiro or Buenos Ayers have
fice within twenty days after the
City Recorder.
ing an auto he is privileged to order man s law it developcs that the steam- these hues are practically the onlv often crossed to a European port in
fourth publication of this notice, as
other people out of his way, espec­ i>r •* b.lmore, which runs between ones fully open. Our commcrse with order to get the best start.
shown below, your answer, under
ially those on foot, and yet the privi­ ■ ortland and I illamtiok. mus t carry South American countries doubled in I
Those pacificists who think the oath, specifically responding to these
William Waldorf Astor, whose mid­ money iptn‘ f?r mi,ita«'y defense allegations of contest, together with
lege is claimed many times every day the same number of life buov i as the September. In imports the showing
and made offensive by the harsh and mg steamers Bear and Beav e.r. The for t^je month was $30.000,000,
dle name is a tribute to his family's could be better devoted to good roads due proof that you have served a
.
. ex - origin in Germany, is now paying I
discordant sounds of the signal horn. first carries no passengers and has a ports $16.000,000, in ...
lead us to tnfer that the idea is to run copy of your answer on the said con­
both cases a I ' $1,000,000
For some of the milder horns there . crew ot nine. The latter has I k enscs gain of 100 per
a year in war taxes because I I when the country is invaded.
cent
testant either in person or by regis­
.
----- for the month
is use that is all right, but these are I tor more than 500 passenger»
war
of
his
adopted
country's
with
Rut named. T he people of the United
mail.
No one undertakes to explain why tered
are few, and the improper uses are so 1 Hie new law makes an artit rarv States are excellent customers of the t hat nation.
You should state in your answer the
numerous and so insolent in volume | ; statement of the number ot be ovs I Americans to the south We have
the
large
cities
always
go
wet,
and
name of your postoffice to which you
felling is as natural to the good
and tone of sound
their use
.... *that
.
— carried by vessels less than 400 feet held the position so long that it may speller as preception of how the yet it needs explanation. There ia so desire future notices to be sent to
ought to be j.U,
„„„
prohibited by law and '<'"8. and both the little and big bo its be called a matter of permanence. As shadows fall in drapery is to the ar- much that is psychological in the you.
rigidly enforced. Probably auto horns named arc in the same class
our sales to these neighbors increase tist; and then they find fault with the drink question.
N. Campbell, Register.
I
cause more "accidents
than »till
they Secretary
I
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Redfield
our purchases from them increase in artist for his poor spelling.
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uhi
O-
Geo. I. Smith. Receiver
\\
illiam
Dean
Wowells
’
novels
are
i«l
nr*
ilia
I
prevent, for insolently
are
owners
.- . loud
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.... the
j
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should look
pleasant an.d like degree, and if this is gratifying
of first publication Nov. 4. 19’5-
sounds issued lhr<Mi| igh them, compli- I Rive the law a trial—at thew <nv n ex- to us the satisfaction should certainly
Selection of King George's horse true to Amerilan life, because, in most Date
Date oi
of f.rconrt
second publication Nov
rsov u,
II, -a
>5
ance cannot always
----- - be prompt a» the 1 Pcnse, of course. Hillsboro Jnde- be mutual. South American imports was, c f course, not the result of an people s lives there is no murder in Date of third publication Nov. 18,I9>5
1 *?e family—and not much else that is
makers of the noise expect. If auto- pendent.
enemy plot, was it.
have
run
along
old
traditional
Date of fourth publication Nov. 25 <5
, highly exciting.
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