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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 13, 1916.
L n TY SPELLING CONTEST. I
District No. 15.
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District No. 48.
Grade 4—Hannah Zueiclier, Willie
Grade
3
—
Herbert
Lundy,
100.
Zucrcuer, 92.
Grade 4—Dorothy Jensen, Edith
H. S.—bernice Ripley, 90.
Reed, 96.
District N*>. io.
Grade 6—Vena Jensen, Lulu Robin­
Grade 6—Guss
Bclleque, 9-S-
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son, Elda Archibald, 100.
Urade “ 7— ' Ernest Beiicque, 88.
Grade 7—Charles Lundy, 100.
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Graue a—Bessie Hunter, 82.
District No. 49.
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District No. 18.
Grade 5—Agnes Zirr, 9O.
Grade
7
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lrmatatro,
90.
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Grade 8—Minnie Spencer, 98.
Grade 8—Harold Sutton, 9b.
District No. 50.
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District No. ar.
Gride 4—George Johnson, Reata
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Grade 3—Edytha Brown, 90.
Rumanian, 100.
Urade 5—Bernice Blum, 90.
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tirade 7—Robert Nicklaus, 96.
tirade
l>—Alta Galloway, 90.
to.
H. 8.—Jessie Jensen, 100.
tirade 7—Floyd Blum, 92.
District No. 51.
ay
Distpct No. 22.
Grade 6—Gladys Curl, Gusse Hol­
Grade 3— Etta Burke, 98.
gate, IOO.
Grade 4— Frances Gist, 92.
Grade 8—Jennie Curl, 100.
Grade 5— Edith Owens, 100.
H. S.—Leona Curl, Edna Ely, 100..
Grade ö—Orrin Burke, Lorena
District No. 54.
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Worthington, 86.
Grade 5—Florence Kopieski, 92.
Grade 7—Mable Luudquist, 90.
H. S.— Haney Tomlinson, 98.
Grade 8—Dorothy
Dorothv Owen,
Uscii. 100.
District No. 55.
District No. 23.
Grade 4— Nolan Babcock.
Grade 4—Georgia Owens, Claude
Grade 5— Charles Edmunds, 98.
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Burdick,
1 Grade 7— Paul Edmunds, 74.
Grade 0—Elizabeth VS erner, ioo.
Grade 8— Persis Edmunds, 88.
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District No. 24
District No. 56.
Grade 4—Gladys Lommen, Wendell
Grade 4— Raymond Lindsay, IOO.
Lommen, 98.
. Grade 5— Wendal Byers, 100.
Grade 0—Jennie Pratt, Alice Dan­
Grade b—Dayle Miller Mabel An-
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iel, 98.
derson, 98.
Grade 8—Beverly Daniel, 90.
Grade 8—Dollie Wingrove, too.
H.S.—Elphinia liattcrson, ioo.
District No. 57.
District No. 25.
Grade 3— Ruth Paul, 98.
Grade 3— Frank Landoit, 86.
Grade 4— Ernest Geingcr, too.
Grade 4— Hazel VV ilkes, 80.
Grade 5— John Geingcr, 94.
Grade 6— V erda V anderpool, 86.
Grade _ 5—Pauline Geingcr, 94.
Grade 7— Ruth Eckloff, 92.
Grade 6—Gladys Klinehan, 100.
District No. 2b.
Grade 7—Ollie Miner, May Ney­
Grade 4—Inez Hester, 98.
man, IOO.
Grade o—Edith Hester, Margaret
District No. 60.
Armentrout, 92.
Grade 4—Esther Mills, 92.
Grade 8—Gludyce Hester, 100.
Grade 5—Laurence Garner, 96.
Grade 6—Walter Brown, 96.
District No. 37
Grade 5—Ruth Gould, 98.
District No. 61.
Notice
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Grade ö—Herschel Holiett, 98.
Grade 4—Chester Hopkins, 100.
Grade 6—Arthur Krebs, 94.
District No. 28.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Grade 8—Lillie Hopkins, 100.
Grade 5—Eula McKimens, 100.
the Common Council of Tillamook City,
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Union High School No. 1.
Oregon, has accepted the street im­
Grade 6—Elwood Finley , Arthur
Ida E. Briggs, Daisy Finley, Willie provements provided for by Ordinance
Loerpabel, Alton McKimens, Ralpr.
Peregoy, Elfrieda Tubbesing, Lizzie No. 301 of Tillamook City, Oregon, be­
AlcKnnens, 100.
Tohl, Rose Tilden, Howard Tilden, ing the following portions of streets,
District No.31.
Grade 3—Glenna Heacock, Mae Bessie Knight, Eva Cain, Leona Pere­ to-wit: All that portion of Second
■"Grade 6—Harriet de Ford, Sarrette Goodspeea, Eva Crawford, Catherine goy, Leonard Cain, Louise McKim­ Avenue East extending from the north
Be Lillies, Frances Wilson, ~
Evelyn Provoost, Erma Vaughn, 100.
ens, Leona Alley, Bernice Knight, side Ninth Street South to the South
Also,
■hartel, Oro Rose, Charles McCut-
Geòrgie English, Frederick Zaddach, end of Second Avenue East.
Grade 4—Margery Prune, IOO.
that street sometimes described as
■heon, Lillian Groat, Errold Haltoni,
Grade 5-—Marie Flagg, Helen Ea- j Viola Batzner Claire Finley, Jennie Twelfth
which connects the
■ 11a Davidson, 100.
dus, Jesse E. Sawyer, 100.
< M. Crawford, Winnie May Hill, 100. South end Street
of Second Avenue East with
■ Grade 7—La Verna Holden, Emma
The following report for District
Grade 6—Winifred Brace, ioo.
the South end of Stillwell Avenue,from
■roat, 100.
Grade 7—Mildred West, Gladys No. 57, for the contest held March 3,
■ Grade 8—Ula Baker, Dorris Sumer- Richards, Thelma Mather, Jennie Me Was delayed in the fail until too late the West Side of Secund Avenue East I
west 211.5 feet to the west side of the
■n, 100.
Clew, Neva Hutchinson Margaret ■ for publication last month:
street running South along the range
| H. S.—Margaret
Coates,
Marte Hamilton, 100.
Grade 3—Earle Miner, 92.
line between Township 1 South, Range
Hathaway, Irma Sumerlin, Lizzie
H. S.— V elma West,Alta McFarland | Grade 4—Ernest Geingcr, 90.
9 West and Township 1 South. Range
loates, Neva Maddux, Lucile Rowe, Grace Eadus, Clarence
Grade 5—John Geingcr, Pauline 10 West, W. M., and that certain street
Provoost,
Hazel Lamar, Ina Williams, Georgia Virgil Simmons, Robert Watt, Don Geingcr, 100.
the center line of which is the range
Johnson, Athyl
Sumerlin,
Cons­ Simmons, Josephine Warren, Manil-
Grade 6—Gladys Klinehan, 100.
line above mentioned, from the South
tance Hoskins, Reta Morgan, Loris lus Day, Orval Bodie, Zclpha Schiff-
Grade 7—Ollie Miner, too.
line of the street above mentioned
Hiner, Mary Ullmann, Laura Leach, mann, William Eadus Rex Butler. 1
sometimes described as Twelfth Street,
Bertha Blanchard, Katherine McGee, 100.
Notice of Appointment and Time of South to the South boundry of Tilla­
krtliur Bester, Hazel Klinehan, Edna
mook City.
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Meeting of Viewers for Laying
District No. 32.
And has apportioned the cost of said
knderson, Edna Skov, 100.
out Extension of Tenth Street.
Grade 3—Clarice Booth, Ella Bla­
improvements to the. respective lots
Academy.
lock, 100.
tract? of ground which are situate
I Grade 3—Gertrude Brooks, 100.
Grade 5—Charlie Bennett, 96.
Notice is hereby given that the and
within Local Improvement District No.
I Grade 4—Agnes Fitzpatrick, Agnes
Grade 7—Cordia Blalock, 90.
Common Council, of 1 lllaniook City, 2,of Tillamook City,Oregon,being all of
Blaser, Laurence Fitzpatrick, 100.
District No. 33.
Oregon has appointed C. J. Edwards, the property fronting and abutting upon,
I Grade 6—Catherine O’Hara, 100.
Grade 4— Lee Simmons, 90.
Frank Heyd and C. 1. Myers as view­ or adjacentto thesaidproposedimprove-
I Grade 7—Kathleen Tone, Rose
Grade 5—Marie Mayer, 78.
ers to view the following proposed ments and specially benefited there­
Plasker, Elta Sheets, Helen Pelz,
Grade 6—Elizabeth Phillips, 96.
street to-wit: An extension of street by, and that the Common Council of
Ruth Benson, 100.
Grade 8—Alta Simmons, 94.
platted as Seventh Street in A. A. Mil Tillamook City, Oregon, has appointed
Grade 8—Marie Dürrer, 100.
let’s Addition (now known as Tenth Thursday the 27th dav of April. 1916,
District No. 38.
H. S.—Aileen Fitzpatrick, ~
Rose
Grade 3—Dorothy Vaughn, Gladys i Street) by extending the North line at the City Hall in Tillamook City, i
Pelz, 100.
Kodad, 100.
of said Tenth Street in a Southwest­ Oregon at the hour of 8 :00 P. M. ns
District No. 10.
Grade 5—Harvey Maddux, Katie erly direction from ths Southwest the time and place at which the Com­
Grade 3—Isedore Erickson, 100.
corner of Block 14, in A.A. Miller’s mon Council shall hear and determine
Shaw, 100.
Grade 4—Catherine Smith, Ellen
Grade 6—Jack Driscoll, Otes Pur- Addition to a point in the East side all objections to the apportionment of
Glad, 100.
» of Block 46 in Thayer’s addition 60 the cost of such street improvements,
vis, KennethElliott, 100.
Grade 5—Ethel Anderson, ioo.
feet North of the center of the East and.that at said meeting, or at such
Grade 8—Harry Elliott, 96.
Grade 6—Elizabeth Zuercher, Chris-
aide < f said Block, and running menee other time as the hearing may be ad­
District No. 39.
:ina Olson, Dorothy Hare, 100.
West of the West side of said journed to, the common council will
Grade 3—Willie Batzner, 98.
Grade 7—Eunice Swenson, 89.
Grade 4—John f Rankin , ’, Charlie Block 46, and by extending the hear and determine such objections and
Grade 8—Raymond Ford, 98.
Burmcrster, 92.
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South ‘ i line of said Street from make such changes therein sb shall be
District No. ii.
corner of Block necessary to make such apportionment
Grade 5—Victor Olson, Lottie Eg- the Northwest
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equitable and just. * The apportion­
Grade 3—Helen Lee, 94.
gleston, Hilda Steele, Vivian Tohl, 16 in A. A. Miller’s Addition South­ ment so made by the 'Common Council
Grade 6—Dora Lundberg, 96.
westerly to the center of the East
100.
Grade
side of Block 46 in Thayer’s Addition, is on file with the undersigned City Re­
" ‘ 7—Naomi Scovell, 100.
Grade 6— Abbie Rankin, too.
and
tunning thence West to the West corder and may be examined by any
Grade 8—Eva Lundberg, 84.
Grade 7— Alice Steele, Minnie 01-
person interested therein. «
side
of Block 46,
District No. is.
sorr, 94.
Done by order of the Common Coun­
I Grade 4—Homer Blum, 100.
As
provided
for
by
Ordinance
ad
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Grade 8—Anah Steele, 100.
cil and dated this 8th day of April,
opting
the
surveyor
’
s
report,
passed
Grade 7— Beatrice Blackburn, 96.
District No. 45.
April 8th, 1916, and has appointed 1916.
Grade 8— Hallie Desmond, Maud
Grade 4—Florence Smith, 100.
John Aschim, City Recorder of
Tursday, the 11th day of May, 1916,
Reynolds, Hattie Moore, ioo.
Tillamook City, Oregon.
District No. 46.
at
the
City
Hall
in
Tillamook
City,
District No. 14.
Grade 3—Henry Smith, 70.
Oregon,
at
the
hour
of
10
o
’
clock
a.m.
Grade 3—Dollie Derby, 100.
Grade 8—Lester Best, 86.
as the time and place for said viewers
Grade 4—Letah Bar.-.Cte, too.
District No. 47.
to meet for the purpose oi making
Grade 5—Caroline Strucby, 94.
Grade 5—Edna Mewhirter, 92.
the assessment of damages xml ben­
Grade 6—Harley Davidson, 100.
Grade 6—Claude Willey, 94.
efits arising out of thep roposed ex­
Grade 8—Ellen Hedrick, 88.
Grade 8—Lucy Gardner, 94.
tension of said street.
All persons claiming damages by
reason of the appropriation of any
property affected by said proposed
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extension are hereby notified to file
their claims for such damages with
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the undersigned City Rocerder, of
Tillamook City, on or before the
time so appointed for the meeting of
said viewers.
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The boundaries and termini oi the
proposed extension, and the descrip­
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tion of the private property to be ap­
propriated for said extension are as
at
follows to-wit:
Said proposed extension is bounded
RIGHT PRICES.
as follows:
Beginning at the Southwest corner
of Block 14, of A. A. Miller's Addi­
tion toTillamook City, Oregon, and
running thence in a Southwesterly
direction to a point in the East side
of Block 46 in Thayer’s Addition, 60
feet North of the center of the East
side of said Block; thence West to 5 passenger Overland, Rebuilt
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the West side of said Block 46;
and painted like new .......... $450.00
thence South to the center of the Maxwell Roadster, new tires. 150.00
West side of said Block 46; thence Ford Touring Car, first class
East to the East side of said Block 46
condition ............. ................. 38500
thence Northeasterly to the North­ Hudson Roadster, would make
west corner of Block 16 in A. A.
dandy "racer” ................v . . 250.00
Miller’s Addition toTillamook City; Buick Roadster, good condi­
thence North to the place of begin­
tion .......................................... 175.00
ning.
1914 Ford, 5 pass. Body........
3S-00
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1 he private property to be appro­
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Easy terms to responsible parties.
priated by said proposed extension is
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described as follows:
60 feet off the South end of Lot I,
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60 feet off the South end of Lot 2
and 60 feet off the South end of Lot
HAROLD F. HUMBERT, Baritone, with the Royal Trio,
3, in Block 46, of Thayer's Addition.,
also a strip of land 53.3 feet in width
Friday Evening at the Christian Church.
East and West by 60 feet North and
Sidney E. Henderson, Free.
"1 Papa” said the little daughter of a ' of his readings by Madge Pear H um- South, bounded on the West by Block
Surveyor.
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piano. These . pianolo
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she I ’ L—, at
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Prominent
Oregon
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Editor
John
Leland Henderson. Sec­
climbed upon his
knee, , “you missed are a unique feature pf the* R oyal City; on the East by the West line of'
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retary Treat., Attoiney-ut-
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it
tonight"
She 1_
had attended an en- | Trio entertainment. Miss Hum bert A. A. Miller's Addition to Tillamook,
Law, Notrary Public.
Jertainment from which her father is, for her age, a brilliant pia list, city; on the South by a line extend- 1
Her solos and accompaniment* for ing from the Northwest corner of
»■»fiiheen detained.
Tillamook Title and
her brother display real artistry. Mr. Block 16 of A. A. Miller’s Addition
Wit is that?”
the center of the East side of
worthten cents just to see Humbert will sing both humorous to
Abstract co.
Block 46 of Thayer's Addition, and
and dramatic masterpieces.
that big fat man.”
The concluding number of th e en­ on the North by a line parallel with
Law, Abstracta, Real Estate,
J- Alphus Boyd is well worth see- tertainment “By Special Delive y" is the South boundary and 60 feet dis-
Surveying, Insurance.
tr.Tt
therefrom.
a
comedy
sketch,
woven
about
a
>ng and hearing not alone because of
Doth Phones
Dated
this
April
nth,
1916.
slender
plot,
in
which
the
entire
'rio
hrs three hundred
forty
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, pounds <1
Ira C. Smith.
ORF.GOM.
TILLAMOOK
weight but also because of his genius are at their best. The program will be
City Recorder of Tilla­
I given on Friday evening at tl.e local
as an entertainer.
mook
City,
Oregon.
Mr. Boyd will be assisted in some Christian Church.
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Lis Obtain Higher Percentage f°r
r
the March Contest.
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following are the results of the
Lily spelling contest for March 31,
¡ch show the pupils are obtaining
her percentages:
District No. 1
Irade 3—Hazel Wheatley, IOO.
Grade 4—Flora Schild, Wallet
rerance, Mabie Anderson, 100.
in ade
— 5—Oren Leach, 92.
trade 6— Henrietta Jenkins, 96.
irade 7— Hattie Severance, 100.
District No. 3.
Kirade 3— Josephine Peter, 100.
Krade 4— Ivy McKiimny, 100.
Krade 0—Mma Furrer, Orval John-
Ki IOO.
Krade 8—Craig Edgar, 82.
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District No. 6.
■rade 3—Ruth Etzwilcr, Evelyn
■nib, 96.
Krade 4—Herbert Redbcrg, 100.
Krade 5—Frank Rcdberg, ioo.
■Grade 6—Ethel Ray,
Mildred
■herzingcr, 100.
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District No. 8.
■ Grade 3—Nora Richards, 100.
■tirade 4—Ardis Collier^ 86.
■ Grade 5—Willie McClay, Sewell
■ er, 100.
■ Grade 6—Bessie Myers, Wilma
jingess, 100.
■jl. S.—Buell Woods, Virginia Alli-
Bn, 98.
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District N°. 9.
I Grade 3—Marion Lamb, Donald
IcGee, Eunice Ammer, Irene Lyster,
lifford Ullmann, Edith Chaphe,
label Harrison, Erma Hess, 100.
(Grade 4—Beatrice Sheldon, Doris
[night,Teddy Dick, Arden Pangborn
Leia Wiley, Dorris Woolfe, Blanch
Lrdy, Alberta Dow, Elvira Hanson,
[eatricc Edgbert, Seth Slyter, ioo.
I tirade 5—Bernice Clark, Glenn
lattings, Wesley Tippin, Madge de
Ford, Gordon Shartel, Marion Rob-
Ion, Pauline Lamar, Mary Lamar,
|ah Davidson,
Willie Campbell,
Iverie Shackleford, Ruth Heitsman,
WISE & MASSEY,
Denstists,
Our Bridge Work
is up to date, and we
guarantee it in every
way. By our pain­
less method we can
grind the teeth and
fit the crowns with­
out pain.
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Have Opened Offices in the
Tillamook Block,
Room 205,
Rooms 205 and 210. Phone Main 5.
Office hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Daily Except Sundays.
Other times by appointment.
Also offices in Bay City, Phone 213.
Bar View Hotel and Tent City,
Phone 32F5.
Examination and
Advice Free.
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is the round trip rate to Los
Angeles. Six months return
limit with stopovers*. The
spring is a delightful time
to go
DOLLARS
Southern California
Beaches
tire nt their best. Nice warm
Htrtiny days making bathing
ideal.
Choice of benches,
Santa Monica, Ocean Park,
Venice,
Redondo,
Long
Bench and Newport are nil
within a few minutes ride to
Ltrs Angeles.
Remember that the beautiful
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Panama-California
Exposition
is open all the year. Many
nf the best exhibits from the
Panama-Pacific Exposition
have been taken to San
Diego making this fair big­
ger and better than ever.
Portland
to
Los Angeles
and
Return.
Write for our booklet on San
Diego and Southern California.
Ask local agent for further Information
or wrln John M. Scott, General
Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC.
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To those who wish to get a better
KODAK this season, we have made
arrangements whereby we can take
in a few good old style machines
in trade on new ones.
Have Your
House
Wiring Done by
i
Kodak Cleaning and Repairing,
Coast power Co.
C. I. CLOUGH,
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Reliable Druggist,
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Automobiles
Good Values in Used
Cars
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$
See ROSENBERG
At Tillamook Garage.
YOU HAVE ONLY to and including
TUESDAY the 18th
To Register.
DO
IT
NOW.
ERWIN HARRISON,
Candidate For
COUNTY CLERK
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