Tillamook headlight., June 29, 1916, Image 6

TILLAMOOK HSACLTGHT, JUKE 29. 1916.
Martha” to Be Presented In
Costume
Summon».
Improvement Bond Sale.
o
In the Circuit Court of the Siate
Tillamook City offers for sale up to
July 1st, 1916 at 1 o'clock p.m., Oregon, tor lillamuok Counts.
$5.452 90 of improvement bonds is­ 1 illamook Cvuuty Bank, a
sued for improvement of Second corporation.
l'Uinùli,
Atenue East and connecting Streets
vs.
South, ' > the South boundary of the
Cits Bonds will be ready for delivery Red Manch,
at the date mentioned. Bids must be
Defendant.
accompanied by certified check for
To Red Marich, the above named
$250.9.1.
defendant:
Dated June 20th, 191$.
In the name of the State of Oregon.
Ira C Smith.
You are hereby required to appear
City Recorder.
and answer the complaint filed again­
st you in the above entitled cause on
Owners of Dogs.
or before the expiration of six weeks
from the date of the first publication
You are hcrel y notified that Ordi­ of this summons, and if you tai! so to
nance No. »15 j rovides that owners answer, for want thereof the piaxntu'f
or keepers of degs shall secure a will apply to the Court for the relief
license lor each cog kept within th« demanded m the complaint, which is
¡units of Tillamook City, and that or. chat the plaintiff have judgment
and after July 15th, 191$, parties against you for $205.00 with interest
who have not complied with all the at the rate of s per cent per annum
provisions contained in this ordinance from September'md, ¡914. ter $1: Sc.
will be subject to a tine as provided with interest at s per cent per annum
in this Ordinance.
from October joth. ¡9:5, :. : S'5 <xi as
By order of the Common Council, attorney's fees, and the costs and dis­
dated this 19th day of June. 191$.
bursements of the suit, upon a prom-
Ira C. Smith,
issory note executed by you to de­
City Recorder
t'endant of date August 20th. 19:3
for $300.00. and a mortgage executed
Notice to Creditors
by you to secure the payment of the
same, covering' Lots o, 7. 20 and 21,
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Notice is hereby given, that the un­ Block 13, of Ocean View, Tillamook
dersigned has been appointed execu­ County. Oregon, and the taxes paid
HE «»«lie opera "Mart!:*” is probably one of the best known of the ho-
trix by the County Court of Tilla­ by the plaintiff on account thereof,
morvus opera*. It I» to be presented on the Chautauqua program by the
being
the
above
sum
of
Stt.bo.
mook County.Oregon, of the estate 01
for
Boaton Lyric Opera Shagen, a quartet of aoMMi
Henry Zurtlueh, deceased, and all
That the said mortgage be fore­
the
parts
in
this
.s<rw
closed.
the
property
therein
describ
­
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby requested to present ed sold for the purpose o: satisfying
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the same to said executrix, duly veri­ the said sums demanded against you.
fied as required by law. within six and that you be forever barred and
months from the date of this notice foreclosed of all right, title or inter­
at the office of George P. Winslow. est in or to said property except the
Attorney at Law, 1 illamook City. statutory right of redemption
1 ‘regon.
This summons is published by cr­
Dated this May 25th, 1916.
ier of the Hon. A. M Hare. County
Lousia Zurf.ueh.
ludge of Tillamook County. Oregon,
Executrix of the Estate -equiring publication to be made for
Trio of Soloists to Present Strong Musical Program
of Henry Zurfleuh, de­ • i - . - -:ve weeks
Sa
rd«, 15
at Chautauqua
ceased.
dated May 3tst. ¡916. and the first
publication thereof is made June 1st,
tgib.
Notice of Sale of Real Property on
H T. Bott«.
Execution.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Last publication July 13, 1916.
Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
tue of a writ of execution dated the Notice of Guardian s Sale of Rea1
20th day of May, 1916, issued out of
Estate.
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
gon, tor T illamook County upon a
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
judgment rendered in the Justice tue of a licence and order of sale
Court tor the Second Justice District
July made and entered by the County
of Tillamook County, Oregon, on the Court of the State of uregon for
15th day of February, 191b, in a cause Washington County, on June *. 1918.
wHerein H. P. Sheldon was plamtitt licensing me to sell at private sale to
and E. P.
ells and Ora B. Weil* .he highest bidder therefor, either for
were defendants, said judgment being cash in hand on day of sale or for
for the sum ot $18.190 with interest one third cash tn hand on day of sale,
thereon at the rate of six per cent per and the balance of the purchase price
annum from the Oth day of July, on time,
not
exceeding
rive
1914, $12.00 with interest thereon at years. Deferred payments to
draw
the rate of eight per cent per annum interest at the rate of six per
cent
troiu July bth, 1914. and the further per annum, payable annually, and to
sum ot $19.75 costs and disbursements, be secured by a first mortgage on
a transcript ot which judgment was premises sold, the hereinafter describ­
tiled and docke.ed in the judgment ed real estate belonging to Henry
docket of said Circuit Court on the Casper Schlaeppua minor. 1 will from
4th day of March, 1910. 1 did, on the and after Monday. July IT, 1918.
J 1st day of May, 191O, duly levy upon proceed to sell by private sale, upon
the real property hereinafter describ­ the terms above set forth, to the
ed owned by the said defendants E. highest bidder, all the following des­
I Wells and Ora B. Wells.
cribed real estate belonging to said
Therefore, in order to satisfy the Henry Casper Schtaeppi. a minor,
sums of money due upon said judg­ »ituate in Tillamook County. Oregon,
ment and the costs on and upon this and particularly described as follows,
writ. I will, on the 30th day of June. to wit;
191b. at to o'clock a.m., at the court
The E. half of the X W. quarter of
house in Tillamook City, Tillamook Sec. -1 in I 2 S. K 9 W of Wiliam*
HE Gu'.otta Trio. con ect ensem: .e, presenting a repent ure of instro-
County. Oregon, sell at public auc­ ettc Meridian, in Tillamook Countv,
tion for cash in hand, to the highest Oregon, containing 90 acres more or
mental and vocal nimbera. sound the quality keynote of the musical
bidder, all the right, title and interest less, excepting therefrom the follow­
port:-n f the CI1.1
; :a Tbl« Is their se- -nd western Cllantauqna
of said defendants E. P. Wells and ing tract sold by Casper Sch .
four, the ovat'.-ns a«-« -rded -beci !a«t year rendering a return engagement im­
Ora B. Wells m and to the real prop­ It. deceased, and his wife, in ins life- perative Ea -h member of this trio a -ce has been considered by Chautauqua
erty situate in Tillamook County, .ime as follows; First Tract: Begin at patron* a star attr-a tion. The combination is immense.
Ore on described as follows:
the quarter
It was of Vin eno Gnilotta. the violinist, that tile famous Marr Anderson
-::: section
—1 corner between
Beginning at a point 1050 feet West Secs, J--
18 and 21, of T. 2 S. k. 9 W. wrote "I shai. never f get your tn. st wonderful playing. With the Ionian
and 518.55 feet North of the South­
ilamette Meridian, in Ti lamook <ea before u* and the r -es of Taormina ar anil as. your playing was a dream
east corner of the Erick Thomas Do­
County, Oregon; thence run s. 21) I of beauty.”
nation Land Claim m Section 25,
'-hs. to 1-18 Sec. corner; th ace run
I ownship i South of Range to West.
W. 4 Ch.s, to center of count.- road,
W. M . thence North 209 feet to the
thence N. 5 degrees, E. along center
initial point of the tract of land de­
of said road to a point 2 28 chs. W
scribed; thence on an angle to the
of the place of beginning; th ncc run
left of So degrees J© minutes, 105 feet,
thence South 32 feet to the North line E. to place of beginning 2 . » Chs..
containing 8.28 acres.
of Tenth Street m Tillamook City;
Second Tract: Begin at the S E.
thence East along the North line of
quarter ot X. W
said Tenth Street 105 feet; thence CUIMa ot S. W
North 32 feet to the place of begin- quarter of Sec. 21, said township and
Famous Statesman and Newspaper Man of Kansas
range; thence run X. 1 degree II
ning.
minutes
W.
574
feet
to
the
center
cf
to Spend Summer on Western Chautauauas
Dated this Jtst day of May. tgio.
county road, thence X 79 degrees
H. Crenshaw.
30 minutes E. 910 fe,t along center
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
cf county read, thence S. 22 degrees
First publication lune 1st. tqtO.
b. -4 feet, a .r-g S. bank of Faucett
Last publication June 29. 191«*.
creek thence S. 29 degrees 30 min­
utes E. 132 feet thence S. 50 degrees
30 minutes E. 92 feet, -hence S •$
ACT QUICKLY.
degrees 30 minutes East 8 4 feet;
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Tilla­ thence South *4 degrees 45 min­
utes East 138 eet. thence South 8*
mook.
thence-* 84
Do the right thing at the right time. fegrees E.^47 feet
degr««s E. 79 feet to a stake marked
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's X. from which a three-foot hemlock
Kidney Fills are evidence of their bears S 3 degree, E 4 feet and a
ne-t?ot hemlock bears S, 72 degrees
w orth.
R M Stevens, farmer. Fourth St W II feet thence S. 2 degrees 15
Forest Grove. Or. says; “I think minute, E. 413 feet to the center
there is nothing better than Doan's section corner, thence W. 139$ ttet
of beginning.
beginning, t
containing
__
Kidney Fills far relieving backache to place or
• •
- * . •
..nd kidney trouble. I have used them
to
and they have also been taken to of said $0 acre tract belongt
»J
others in my home with very good said estate, including roads,
results. I advise all kidney sufferers acres, more or les« ¡subject ’o dower
right of said guardian.
to try Doan's Kidney Pills.’*
Bids will be received at the office
_
_________
Don't
Price
sue. _______________
at all dealers.
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get of the Tillamook Headlight in T: Ha­
Doan's Kidney Fills—the same that mock. Oregon, or at ia< office ue W.
regon. Sai«
Mr Stevens had. Fostcr-Miibum Cc-„ X Barrett m Hi-Isboro,
will be subject to contiri.'uiion by
Props.. Buffalo. N. Y.
«aid Counts Ccitrt.
Dated this June 18. 1918
HEAR WITHOUT EARS.
Babetta Sch.'aeppt. Guard­
ian ot rhe person and
Police and D««cuv«» Are Using Lap
e-tate of Henry Casper
Reading in Plac«
the Dic­
Schiaeppi. a Minor
tagraph.
W X Barrett, Attorney
Thousands of deal people are today
for Guardian.
throwing away all bearing devices First puoiicancn June 15. 1918
and enjoying all conversation. This Last publication Joly IS, 1918.
method is easily and quickly acquired
through our system. Absolutely the
Necce of Compieteti Contract.
only thing of its kind ua the coon’ry
Chit proposition is entireli original
Coat is trifling See what New Inter­
nationa! Encyclopaedia says on Lip
Reading. Hundreds of pcupl« with
normal hearing ar« taking up Lip
reading for the many additional ben­
efits gnteod. You can understand
..
what the actors are saving ju«t as tar 142 plus 84 and anv person, firm nr
awav as vou can sc« them. Th« eye corpuntioai having ebjectwas to file
understands beyond the rang« of to the completion of said med may
bearing Send no moeev. but men non do so within txrv weeks from :he date
this paper and stat« whether «r nor of the first puMicarioe of this notice,
vou are deaf Al! particulars wit! be Dated this 20th dav of Jnae. 1918
sent yem abootutely ire« and with no
J C HoW«n. County Clerk
expense to vou. Vldre-*. School of j
B» K Milt«. Deputy.
ClOLlglX'S
GIANT BLUEING
FOR THE LAUNDRY
lhe Strongest, Brightest, Clearest and
Best Blueing Made.
This article has no superior for Laundry use.
warrant it to cive entire satisfaction. It is cheaper than
Indigo, and doeB not spot or streak the clothes. By its'
use that peculiar whiteness of the clothes is secured,
which cannot be attained by any other article
CHAS. I. CLOUGH CO.
Manufacturing Pharmacists.
TILLAMOJK
OREGON
4th of JULY
the best time
Gullotta Trio to Appear
In Concert
for your
Vacation Trip
Suggestions tor your trip
Golf • r tennis at Neah-Kah-Nie
Batliiim at Tillamook County Beaches
Dedication of Sprints at Ashland
Fishing is tine at many points
Rogue River Roundup Ashland July 4. 5, 6.
Low Round Trip Fares
between all Southern Pacific stations in Oregon
where the one way fare is 16.00 or less on July 1, 2,
3 and 4. Return limit July 5th.
Ask your local agent for further information or write to
John Si. Scott. General Passenger Agent,
Portland. Oregon.
Southern Pacific.
FIRE I
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Victor Murdock Coming to
Chautauqua
Lip Language. Kansas City. Missouri
Last Publicatma Jun« ST 1918,
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WHEN A FIRE OCCURS
and you suddenly remember that the
FIRE
INSURANCE
policy has lapsed or that you meant
to get insured but delayed doing so,
there is consternation. If you do not
want to be taken unawares, the only
plan is to insure at once. Don't put it
off until some other time, do it now.
Let us write you a policy today.
ROLLIE W. WATSON,
“ The Insurance Man.”
PHONE US.
CALL ON US.
WRITE VS.
TODD HOTEL BUILDJNG, TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Pepsin
Used for Rennet tn Cheese milk was set at 9* degrees F. and «
.21 of one per cent acid. It *iS
Manufacture.
•A five per cent tohrtion of scale
pepsin in water, used at the rate of
fear ounces of solution to 1040 tfej.
of milk, has been round by experi­
ments at the Oregon Agricultural
College to be a substitute for the use
°« rennet in cheese making, ferminy
a product that judges are unable to
««II from the normal rennet curd.
This is said to be highly important
to cheese manufacturers of Oregon.
Leading manuiacturers of rennet ex­
tract have been unable to secure the
rrerma. supply from Europe during
the war, and the scale pepsin substi­
tute may prove a satisfactory solution
ot the prooiem. Oregon cheese men
are advised to try cut this pepsin as
a rennet substitute before the supplv
or rennet is entirely exhausted. I he
nrst pepsin cheese made at the ceF
.<-ge_ May 31, has been sampled bo:h
during the makeup and up to the
present time. No extensive investiga-
ticn* have been conducted as to the
chee^*
oi Bcpmn made
minutes from the time of setting W
cutting. The loss of fat in wn*T
amounted to .28 to .22 of one 9*
cent, the original milk testing ’ • P*
cent fat. After setting, the process 0
handling the curd is exactly the same
as when set with rennet extract.
Ln order to bring the rennet bac
to normal it is absolutelv necessary
that cheese makers throughout tn
country cooperate in every way »1
rennet manufacturers buying ira
farmers and local slaughter hou»*s
Some leaders in this movement nav
gone so far as to suggest that rtn*
should be supplied only to those t
tones which m turn supply the m*
ufacturer rennet for extract mini
This is for the good of all parti**
concerned.
. ■
Instructions have been prepared
making the stomachs of calves r«W
for shipment to rennet
ers. These instructions may be haa .
application to the dairy depart®*"*
of the agricultural college.
Chicago has killed the goose «W
laid the golden egg That city is not
likely to be favored by the choic*^
Soluble pepsm scale, weTe
another Republican convention
1 "*
hr. wat«. lt the charges were exhoebitant.
How
rate of one unacr ot ?epsin to one rooms ordinarily costing *J :J_
and a fourth pound
gf W3te-__
a day were let for not less than tro®
13O9W Th5 P
$12 to $15 a dav. At the best so««"
within the “Loop” it was tap®*
to pu-chase an ordinary dinner
less than $2 5» oe »3 A lunch by
and eventually de f rov^i. The solu- mean« elaborate cost $2 For a ®
erate breakfast $2 was regarded as
A
hcurs beta»»
average outlay. Food charges **•
The sohioou wr s
m th(.
excess of the established rates '
Propornou as rm-
taa£
4
large hotels in X
Z- . *°*aKm «• 1 440 --OTd, of miOu Chicago hotel charged H 38
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tfce
chi.
dish, blueberries are worth. ,nt
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