TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. DECEMBER 21. 1S1Ö.
THE BUDGET MEETING.
raatter had been decided, Mr, Dougal
Timber Men Defeated in Scheme to left his seat in the cou.t house and
rushed up to the County Judge and
Divert ii WH i . imm » for Hard Surface
undertook to advise him. The County
The Court House was packed on Judge had not called upon hint for
Friday afternoon, when County Judge advice.
lhe item of county veterinarian
A. M. Hare called the meeting to
order to discuss the budget. Large was knocked out as also was that for
delegations were present from all county library.
I S. V. Anderson started a fight on
parts ot the county, some of whom
were "sore” on account of the poke the county agriculturist He stated that
nose methods of a paid agitator in the the salary amounted to $9 a day. He
employ of some of the timber men, had the support of quie a number of
who were present to resent “out­ , those present, but C. Kunze, Al Bunn
siders” interfering and butting into and others made a strong plea to re­
what is local and county affairs. One tain the county agriculturist, and
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I "hen the , motion
was put to a vote it
nature ot
the meeting was _ the strong
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sentiment in favor of doing justice to ; was voted down.
Bayocean. Another attempt was made
to divert $10,000 from the appropria­
tion, but the meeting would not
stand for it, for it was voted down
with an overwhelming sentiment and
the “string” was cut which was tied
to the $25,000 appropriation.
No sooner had the meeting started,
when a resolution was handed by the
timber men to Gus Goeres, which
was as follows:
To provide for the $2,200 raise on
the Bewley
creek
appropriation.
Judge Hare re-arranged the budget
for road district No. 2 as follows:
lhe KilcUis river to Bay City road
was reduced from $2,000 to $1,500;
th« Rupp to Bester road from $1200
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K-j'-on.i.iy
to $1,000;
Red Clover. Creamery
rosid up Trask from »2,700 to $2,000,
Fairview factory south $300 struck
out; and $500 was cut from the “'"'J-
,. Whereas there has been much dis- eral repairs.
,cussion as to whether the county
Pomona Grange Resolutions.
shouldladopt in principle, the propo­
sition of beginning at this time the
The following resolutions were of­
building of permanent highways, and,
fered
and read from Tillamook Pom­
whereas, the budget as published, does
ona Grange:
not adopt the same principle; be it re­
“We recommend that the $500.00
solved, that it is the sense' of this
for county veterinarian be cut out of
meeting that the apportionment of the
the budget.”
money for road purposes in the sev- i
eral districts be changed to provide 1
"That Pomona Grange go on record
that in each district the sum of not as favoring the inclusion in the coun­
less than $20,000.00 be set aside and ty budget for road improvement in
used to construct permanent hard- the ensuing year a sum of at least
surfaced roads; that the several items ‘ from $4,000.00, said sum^to be spent
providing for repairs and maintenance
new road
now in the budget be reduced by the
survey-
County Court, as its good judgment
may dictate, in order to provide the
sums needed for such permanent im-' “The Pomona Grange of Tillamook
provements.”
County oppose the $2,000 for a coun-
This met with little support when ty library at Tillamook City, and
it was stated that every appropria-, recommended that it be cut out of the
tion in the road budget would have to budget.
be cut down, and when put to a vote j
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the answer was pronounced against I "Whereas, the Little Nestucca road
the motion.
I is ‘he most direct route to the valley
The budget for district No. 1 was and wiH be of benefit to the largest
approved without a dissenting vote number of the citizens of Tillamook
or even discussion of any of the i County; and, whereas, the said road
items.
jas ‘a’d out and surveyed by our
The budget for road district No. 2,' county court has been declared a state
there were only two items that were ' h‘l?hway by the State Highway Board,
discussed and voted upon. W. C. Mil- and- whereas, the County Court of
ler asked for an increase in the ap- i ¡Ramook Cunty has put in the bud-
propriation for Bewley creek road, as *et the sum of ,15-000 «or ‘he int-
it was necessary to have a betf.r road ! Provcment of sa!d road, provided that
to the logging camp, Dr. Boals moved lhe state shaU Kive aid; therefor’ be
that the amount be raised from $300 *2..re’olved
thc Pomona Grange of
to $2,500, which carried. When the I Tillamook County in session at Clov­
item of $25,000 for Bayocean road erdale, Ore., this 13th day of Decem-
• j bcr, 1916, that we recommend and
was reached, Guy Vaughn moved ■
that $10,000 be taken from that endorse the improvement of the Lit­
tle Nestucca highway and the expen­
amount and used for hard surfacing. 1
diture of $15,000 this coming year on
Mr. Vincent, representing the Potter (
said road.”
Realty Co., and Mr. Mitchell, repre­
senting thc lot owners, made two |
Property Owners Want Justice.
strong appeals for a fair deal for
Bayocean, and the motion was voted
The editor was asked to read the
■down with a whoop. Another motion following letter at the budget meet­
I
■was made to eliminate the word ing, but in some way it miscarried
“complete” and after a pronounced and did not reach us until after the
vote had been cast in favor of doing meeting was adjourned:
Dear Sir:—Our attention has been
so, County Judge made the remark
“That cuts the string completely in called to an effort to divert a part of
two,” so there is no ‘string” tied to the $25,000 appropriated by the
the $25,000 appropriation. That com­ County Commissioners for the pur­
pose of completing a short line road
pleted the budget for district No. 2.
There was only one item in road I into Bayocean and to other sections
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district
No. 3 that
the road from Mcda Heaving
1 leaving only sufficient funds to cx-
was $15,000 for thc
to Sour Grass, which had a “string” ! tend the road part way, which means
tied to it, that if a like amount was
not obtained from the state $10,000
was to be used for hard surfacing.
Chas Ray moved that the items for
road district No. 3 be approved as
published.
A. G. Beals amended this by ad-
ding "Federal Aid” to the $15,000
appropriated for the Little Nestucca
a great disappointment to the resi-
and likewise
dents of Bayoccan
means that ultimate cost of the road
will be much greater by going at it
“piece-meal” than it would be if they
appropriated sufficient funds to in­
sure continuous work until fully com­
pleted.
We believe, as taxpayers of Tilla­
mook County and residents of Bay­
road.
Before this was acted upon A. A. ocean, and having an investment of
Arstill made a motion that $16,000 approximately $40,000, that after
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of
this . appropriation
■continuation of the hard surface road that the residents and property own­
south of Tillamook City.
' ers of that Section are entitled to
Mr. Arstill’s motion was out of better treatment than has been ac-
order but when put to a vote it car- corded them. Outside of the fact that
ried.
| we have improved our property there
Mr. Beal’s amendment when put to are hundreds of other people who
a vote, carried, as did also Mr. Ray’s own lots there fully paid for and a
original motion as amended.
' large portion of whom would have
More or less amusement was caused built homes and thus increased the
when
John
Dougal
undertook to taxable revenue had the county pro-
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argue that the Little Nestucca road vidcd a highway as promised years
was not a state highway, basing his ago.
ago. The
The failure
failure to
to complete
complete a road
argument that there was no county has discouraged many of these invest-
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I likewise
prevented many
rccords
to show that the road had ors and
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designated
a
state
highway.
A.
.
other
persons,
who
would otherwise
been
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■ - Mr. Dougal.
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j ; improved
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G. Beals took issue with
bought
and
He stated that he had run across the it.
We know of many individuals
foot prints of the
silk
stocking
points of view.
agitator
at
Salem
when
he
appeared
representing
both i
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heard hundreds of in­
before the Highway Commission for , W t have
an appropriation for that road, and he dividuals express .'themselves
as
attrac-
contended that as the Highway Com­ >to the many and varied
mission had designated the Little I tions of
Tillamook
County and
Nestucca a state highway, the air their indifference of the county to the
splitting argument of the silk stock­ completion of a road that could be
ing agitator did not amount to any­ used by automobile traffic to the
thing. The audience became a little Bayocean property. We believe that
restive and commenced to hoot and Iboth the residents of your county and
jeer the silk stocking gentleman. outsiders who make frequent trips in
After the vote had been taken and th«IT"*'''__
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meeting was tn doubt as to how the
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J. G. McGrary, J. H. McManus,
provement and would demonstrate
Summons.
GOT THE HORSES ASHORE.
oeorge Maclarnaghan, J. A. Mac­
their appreciation in many ways. Con-
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I Tarnaghan, Dents Mallon, Patrick,
In the Circuit Court of the State of
sidering the amount of money which And H« Didn’t Go About It In the Reg­
Oregon tor the County of 1 illamook. 1 Maloy, J. C. Manley, Eugene Mas-
it would require for this single im-
ular Official Way, Either.
ero, Andy Mattson,
Henry A.
S. b. \ incent, as Receiver for T. B.
provement and the immediate as well
In his younger days Sir Bryan Ma­
Potter Realty Company, a corpora- ; Meyer, Wilford O'Neill, Kate E,
Ortman, otherwise known as Miss
lion, and as receiver tor Fottcr-
as the indirect results which will fol­ hon was quite a character tn the army
I
Kate E. Ortman, J. H. Overhauser,
aud
many
are
the
tales
that
are
told
of
Vtiapin
Realty
Company,
a
corpora-
low its completion, there is no single
t hattie H. Overhauser, E. M. Per­
his daredevil recklessness and his no
ation. Plaintiffs.
method of expending this money less ready resourcefulness in an emer­
sons, otherwise known as Mrs. E.
vs.
M. Persons, Joseph Peters, Nina E.
which will mean as much to the gency.
Pearl Alkire, otherwise known as Mrs.
Pickett, Gertrude Phillips, other­
Pearl Alkire, E. K. K. Allen, Ade-
County at large as this proposed
Once, for Instance, a lot of horses
wise known as Miss Gertrude Phil­
laid Barstow, L. W. Belveal, Lewis
road and its early completion. The had to be unloaded at Istnallla. There
lips, J. H. Price, La \ auchia Hill
G. Belveal, Jacob A. Blissenbach,
favorable action of the County Com­ were no boats and there was shortage
1 rice, otherwise known as Mrs.
Ada Breese, otherwise known as
of
slings,
to
say
nothing
of
grommets,
La k auchia
Hill
Price,
Knute
missioners on this matter at this time
breast girths and all the other queer I Mrs. Ada Breese, F. Bresnaham,
Quist, B. L. Redden, F. J. Schrae-
will be nothing more than tardy jus­ paraphernalia that disembarking offi­
Elizabeth Brown, Thomas F. Burns
der, Robert Sears, Etta J. Seis,
T. F. Burns, Lorenzo M. Burton,
tice to the property owners of Bay­ cers delight in.
otherwise known as Mrs. Etta J.
E. L. Bushnell, W. H. Campbell, D.
ocean regardless of the many benefits
But Mahon, who is. of course, a son
Seis, D. C. Sheldon, Albert Edward
Green,
F. Campbell, Jr., C. D.
Brown, John F. Smith, M. L. Smith,
which otherwise would follow to the of Elin’s isle, had seen horses disem­
otherwise known as Mrs. C. D.
J. F. Smith, Ignatius Stapelton,
barked on the wild Irish coast many
i County at large.
Green, Del Clements, Annie E.
Oscar Stenberg, C. B. Stroman, F.
Casey, otherwise known as Miss
We sincerely trust that you will do and many a time In rough and ready
laylor, W. A. Templin, Halvcr
Annie E. Casey, Joseph C. Casey,
your utmost in securing a favorable fashion, and he knew what they could
Thorson, Thomas L. lutty, Ella
do when they had to. So. while the
S. G. Clamp, John Coffey, Frankie
Vanduyn, otherwise known as Mrs.
report by the County Commissioners others were discussing ways and means
Corrigan, otherwise known as Miss
I
Ella k auduyn, J. M. \ anduyu,
in the expenditure
of the entire below decks, he simply threw these
Frankie Corrigan, Nellie Crowder,
F rank H. \ andendale,, John S.
Teresa B. Curry, otherwise known
amount necessary for the completion horses overboard.
Watkins, Elizabeth R. Williams,
as Mrs. Teresa B. Curry, Maria B.
The animals promptly swam ashore,
of this highway.
otherwise known as Mrs. Elizabeth
Dalton, Gertrude R. Davis, John F.
and
while
the
horror
stricken
disem
­
R. Williams, James F. Wilkins,
We rcmaiun, very truly yours,
Davis, C. T. Diamond, Antone Don- , Sarah A. Sqiith,
barking officer was looking on aghast,
L. Epworth Ken-
Paul C. Bates,
ati,
Mereta
Donavan,
Kate
Dolan,
too surprised even for words. Mahon
ney, Alice Zapf, otherwise known
Johan Poulsen,
otherwise
known
as
Mrs.
Kate
ordered the trumpet for “stables" to
as Mrs. Alice Zapf, C. Casselberry,
Mrs. G. T. Trommald. be sounded, and every horse promptly I Dolan, John S. Drew. J. H. Fox, D.
otherwise known as Miss C. Cassel­
D. Tourcray, otherwise known as
berry, D. Spinossa Cattela, Clara
lined up on the beach.—London Tele­
Mrs. D. D. Tourcray, A. Nettie
4 graph.
Enerson, otherwise known as Miss
Christian Church.
Bridgeman, E. P. Galbraith, Rob- , Clara Enerson, John Grover,, Chris­
ert Getter, William R. Gibson, Cora
tina S. Hosey, E. E. Lolfler, H. T.
M. Goodier, Patrick J. Grogan,
| Kipp, F. Lee, M. T. McCarthy, H.
DRILLED TO PERFECTION.
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The Childrens’ program and treat at
Hally,
George
A.
Hanly,
M.
Charles
1
the Christian Church will take place
Reed McCoskrie,
Elizabeth
G.
Jennie Hart, otherwise known as
Brophy, otherwise known as Miss
at the regular eleven o’clock hour Secret of the Military Success of “the
Ida
S.
Haskins,
Mrs.
Jennie
Hart,
1
Madman
of
the
North.
”
I
Elizabeth G. Brophy, Andrew Mat­
Suiday. in the evening the Christmas
Hayford,
Olai Hauge,
W. S.
From drill man gets accustomed to
thew, Samuel Mills, JauicsR, Mur­
services will consist of special music doing under any circumstances what
Thomas Johns, Albert E. Johnson
ray, Janet K. Williams, Cecelia E.
P.
Joyce,
Nellie
Johnston,
William
and a short address appropriate to the has been hammered Into his brain time
W inters, G. A. Zittcrholm, Agnes
Miles Kelly, Margaret C. . Keenan, 1. Zirbes, otherwise known as Mrs.
holiday season.
after time till it becomes second nature
Arthur Kennedy, Gustave Kunze,
Agnes 1.
Zirbes, Hattie Snow,
to him.
Andrew Laidlaw, Chester Lehman,
otherwise known as Miss Hattie
Charles
XII.
of
Sweden,
“
the
mnd-
Orville
Lynch,
Elizabeth
McCarthy,
Electric Bell at Crossing.
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Snow, Alfred
Bachtold, J. E.
man of the north,” ripped most of
I. G. McGrary, J. H. McManus,
Brown, Phillip T. O’Neill, Helen B.
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Europe up the back again and again
George
MacTarnaghan,
J.
A.
Mac-
Butler, otherwise known as Mrs.
Tillamook Commercial Club,
because his soldiers were drilled to
larnaghan, Denis Mallon, Patrick,
Helen B. Butler, Hattie B. Cleve-
Tillamook Oregon.
Maloy, J. C. Manley, Eugene Mas-
perfection befqre be let them take the
land, otherwise known
______ as Mrs.
Genii.men:—With further reference field at a time when there was great
ero, Andy Mattson, Henry
A.
Hattie B. Cleveland, Nina A. Derby,
Meyer,
Wilford
O'Neill,
Kate
E.
to our previous communication to you neglect of drill in other armies, lie
E. H. Englebart, C. C. Findley, H.
Ortman, otherwise known as Miss
on the subject, we desire to advise valued 1.000 well drilled lighters above
A. Gillivey, otherwise known as
Kate
E.
Ortman.
J.
H.
Overhauser,
Mrs. H. A. Gillivey, B. A. Kelly,
that Mr. F. L. Burckhal'.er, Superin­ 10,000 not so well drilled, and, madman
Chattie H. Overhauser, E. M. Per­
otherwise known as Mrs. B. A.
tendent for the Southern Pacific Co., or genius, his Judgment was vindicated
sons,
otherwise
known
as
Mrs.
E.
Kelly,
K. N. Laney,
otherwise
repeatedly In terrible battles.
informs us that he will ask for an ap­
M. Persons, Joseph Peters, Nina E.
known as Mrs. K. N. Laney, Chas.
One night Charles XII. was surprised
Pickett,
Gertrude
Phillips,
other
­
propriation to install an electric iu Poland by an attacking army of
A. Storms, Robert E.
Leonard,
wise known as Miss Gertrude Phil­
Isabel Timberman, otherwise known
crossing bell at the grade cessing 8,000 when his scant force ot (100 was
lips, J. H. Price, La Vauchia Hill
as Miss Isabel Tiinberman, James
referred to between Miami and Hob- sleeping like the dead from the ex­
Price, otherwise known as Mrs.
Mullins, Philip J. Murphy, Blenda
haustion of a hard march. Before his
ionvillc.
LaVauchia
Hill
Price,
Knute
Munson Nord, otherwise known as
outposts
and
sentinels
could
be
driven
Quist, B. L. Redden, F. J. Schrae-
Yours truly,
Mrs. Blenda Munson Nord, Joseph
der, Robert Scars, Etta J. Scls,
Public Service Commission of Ore. in his small band was aroused, mount­
Overman, R. F, Schneider, Albert
ed. formed in battle line—all tn pitchy
otherwise known as Mrs. Etta J.
G. Starkey, Cclin R. Thompson, G.
Seis, D. C. Sheldon, Albert Edward
A. Wagner, Henry G. Wood, P. J.
Christmas Sunday at Presbyterian blackness—and swung into a fierce
Brown, John F. Smith, M. L. Smith.
charge upon the enemy. By daylight
Gallagher, otherwise known as Dr.
Church.
J. F. Smith, Ignatius Stapelton,
the Russians and Poles who bad
P. J. Gallagher,
M. F. Setters,
Oscar Stenberg, C. B. Stroman, F.
thought to eat him up were virtually
William E. Huskamp, George E.
“The Incarnation of Jesus Christ” annihilated.—Westminster Gazette.
Taylor, W. A. Templin, Halver
Moats, George 1. Pemberton, Sue
Thorson, Thomas L. Tutty, Ella
will be the subject of the pastor’s
Thrasher, Doris Thrasher, J. M.
Vanduyn,
otherwise
known
as
_Mrs.
Wooley, Administrator of the estate
Christmas sermon next Sunday at 11;
How Clouds Ar« Colored.
Ella Vanduyn, J. M. Vanduyn,
of Ben Thrasher, deceased;
The color of a cloud depends on the
and in the evening at 7:30 the annual
Frank H. Vandendale,, John S.
In thc name of the State of Oregon:
program by the children of the Sun­ manner tn which the sunlight falls
Watkins, Elizabeth R. Williams, You are hereby required to appear
otherwise known as Mrs. Elizabeth and answer the complaint of the
day School will be given. This will upon It and the position of the ob­
server. It will be noticed that high
R. Williams, James F. Wilkins, plaintiff filed against you in the above
consist of two parts. First, songs;
clouds are always white or light in
Sarah A. Smith, L. Epworth Ken- entitled suit on or before six weeks
second a social cantata entitled “The color, and thia Is tiecause the light by ney, Alice Zapf,
otherwise known from and after the date of thc first
Christmas Child." The chior, under which they are seen Is reflected from
as Mrs. Alice Zapf, C. Casselberry, publication ot this summons, and if
direction of Mr. E. J. Claussen will the under surface by the numberless
otherwise known as Miss C. Cassel­ you fail to so appear and answer,
berry, D. Spinossa Cattela, Clara plaintiff will apply to the Court for
sing “Baby of Bethlehem Sleep” by drops of moisture which go to form
Enerson, otherwise known as Miss the relief prayed for in said com­
Lorenz. Miss Zylphia Switzer will be the cloud. Heavy rain clouds, on the
Clara Enerson, John Grover,, Chris­ plaint, to-wit:fthat it be decreed and
the organist. The families of the Sun­ other hand, are found much nearer the
tina S. Hosey, E. E. Löffler, H. T. adjudged by this court that neither
enrth. and so the light falls on them
day School and congregation are
Kipp, F. Lee, M. T. McCarthy, H. you nor any one of you defendants
more directly from above, giving a sil­
Reed McCoskrie,
Elizabeth
G. have any interest or estate whetever
especially invited. All are cordially in­ ver lining to the cloud, though the un­
Brophy, otherwise known as Miss in or to the following described real
vited to attend the services of the day. der surface appears black, owing to
Elizabeth G. Brophy, Andrew Mat­ property or any part thereof, to-wit:
Gifts for charitable purposes are to be the complete reflection and absorption
thew, Samuel Mills, JamesR, Mur­
Lots One (1), Two (2), Three (3),
of the light by the upper layers. Seen
presented at these services.
ray, Janet K. Williams, Cecelia E. and Four (4), and tide lands fronting
from above by an observer In a bal­
Winters, G. A. Zittcrholm, Agnes and abutting on Lot Four (4) of
NOTICE.
loon the blackest rain clouds appear of I. Zirbes, otherwise known as Mrs. Section Six (6) in Township One (1)
the most dazzling brilliant white.
Agnes I.
Zirbes, Hattie Snow, South of Range Ten (10) West of the
otherwise known as Miss Hattie Willamette Meridian, in Oregon;
Don’t forget to call at my store,
Snow, Alfred
Bachtold, J. E.
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Duals In Greenland.
Also Lots Two (2), Three (3) and
when you do your ’Xmas shopping. A
Brown, Phillip T. O’Neill, Helen B. Four (4) of Section Thirty-one (31),
Tn Greenland when one man has
few suggestions for ’Xmas gifts.
Butler,
otherwise
known
as
Mrs.
in Township One (1) North, of Range
Dressers, Dining chairs, Rocking been Insulted by another the adversa­
Helen B. Butler, Hattie B. Cleve­ Ten (10) West of the Willamette
ries each compose a satire in verse.
land, otherwise known as Mrs. Meridian, in Oregon;
chairs, Dining tables, Roll top desks. Tills each man recites to his household
Hattie B. Cleveland, Nina A. Derby,
Over 60 satisfied customers have until the servants and the women
Lot Four (4) of Section Twenty-
E. H. Englebart, C. C. Findley, H. nine (29), Lot Four (4) of Section
my ranges.
know it by heart Then a place of
A. Gillivey, otherwise known as Thirty (30), Lot One (1) of Section
Various other articles suitable for meeting Is appointed. The two men,
Mrs. H. A. Gillivey, B. A. Kelly, Thirty-one (31), and Lot One (1) of
the
lnsulter
and
insulted,
the
offender
otherwise known as Mrs. B. A. Section Thirty-two (32) in Township
'Xmas gifts.
and the offended, stand face to face,
Kelly,
K. N. Laney,
otherwise One (1), North, of Range Ten (10)
ALLEN PAGE’S STORE
and each recites his [>oem. His friends
known as Mrs. K. N. Laney, Chas. West of the Willamette Meridian;
A. Storms, Robert E.
Leonard,
Notice of Appointment of Adminis­ and servants form a chorus. Each man
Lots One (1), Two (2), Five (5),
Isabel Timberman, otherwise known and Six (6) of Section Seven (7) in
tries hard to raise tlie laugh against
trator.
as Miss Isabel Tiinberman, James Township
his
adversary.
Each
man
speaks
in
One
(1)
n'.....
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■" South, of Range
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Mullins, Philip J. Murphy, Blenda Ten (10) West of
Notice Is hereby given that the turn, whipping the enemy with epi­
Willamette Meri-
Munson
Nord,
otherwise
known
as
dian, less Ten (10) acrcs of the East
County Court of the State of Oregon gram and quip, and after two hours of
Mrs.
Blenda
Munson
Nord,
Joseph
of Lot Six (6);
for Tillamook County has appointed this wordy battle the meeting gives
Overman, R. F. Schneider, Albert
Lot Two (2) of Section Twenty
R. C. Braden Administrator of the the victory to him of the two adversa­
G.
Starkey,
Ceiin
R.
Thompson,
G.
estate of Cecelia H. Childs, deceased, ries who has amused the whole as­
(20) and Lots One (1),
, ,, Two
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(2) and
A.
Wagner,
Henry
G.
Wood,
P.
J.
and also of the partnership Estate of sembly most.
Three (3) of Section Twenty-nine
Gallagher,
otherwise
known
as
Dr.
(2#) ia Township One (1) North
Childs & Braden, Cecelia H. Childs
P. J. Gallagher,
M. F. Setters, of Range
and F. L. Braden, partners, Cecelia
Ten (10),
West of
An Odd Team.
William
E.
Huskamp,
George
E.
H. Childs deceased, and all persons
Willamette Meridian; and that the
Over one of the trails of the Sahara
Moats,
George
I.
Pemberton,
Sue
having claims against said estate are
title of this plaintiff to every part
desert the queerest of teams is employ­
Thrasher, Doris Thrasher, J. M.
therefore notified and required topre­
and parcel of said real propery is
I ed in drawing a two wheeled cart
Wooley,
Administrator
of
the
estate
sent the same, duly verified, to said I
good and valid, and that you and each
of Ben Thrasher, deceased;
administrator , at the Law Office of which carries light freight. The team
of you above named defendants be
Defendants.
H. T. Botts, in the City of Tillamook, consists of n camel and a small mule,
forever enjoined and debarred from
To
in Tillamook County, State of Ore­ and, while the loads may be unevenly
asserting any claim whatever in or to
Pearl
Alkire,
otherwise
known
a»
Mrs.
gon, within six months from the date distributed between them, the mates
Pearl Alkire, E. K. K. Allen, Ade- said real property above described or
of the first publication of this notice, never disagree. Each draws bis por­
any part thereof adverse to the plain­
laid Barstow, L. W. Belveal, Lewis
which said date of first publication of tion of tlie load, the camel loping along
tiff and for a judgment against you
G.
Belveal,
Jacob
A.
Blissenbach,
with great strides, while the mule
this notice is December 21, 1916.
and each of you defendants for the
Ada
Breese,
otherwise
known
as
trots
beside
him.
R. C. Braden Administrator of
costs and disbursements ef this suit,
Mrs. Ada Breese, F. Bresnaham, and for such other and further relief
the Estate of Cecelia H. Childs,
Elizabeth Brown, Thomas F. Burns
deceased, and also of the part­
as to thc Court may seem just and
His Conundrums.
T. F. Burns, Lorenzo M. Burton, equitable.
nership Estate of Childs &
"Pop, tell me some conundrums.”
E.
L.
Bushnell,
W.
H.
Campbell,
D.
Braden, Cecelia H. Childs and
This summons is served upon you
“Conundrums? Why. I don't know
F. Campbell, Jr., C. D.
Green, by publication thereof for a
F. L. Braden partners, Cecelia any conundrums, my son!”
otherwise known as Mrs. C. D. six weeks in pursuance of period of
H. Childs deceased.
an ordrr
“Oh, yes. you do! I heard mother
Green, Del Clements, Annie E. duly entered in the
H. T. Botts and B. A. Kliks, tell Aunt Mary the other day that you
Casey, otherwise known as Miss suit on the 19th day above entitled
Attorneys for Administrator. keep her guessing most of the time.”—
of December,
Annie E. Casey, Joseph C. Casey, 1916.
Exchange.
S. G. Clamp, John Cotfey, Frankie
The date of the first publication is
<100 Reward <100.
Corrigan, otherwise known as Miss December 21st, 1916.
The readers of this paper will be
Frankie Corrigan, Nellie Crowder,
Greatest Volcano Crater,
Samuel White & John H White,
pleased to learn that there is Bl
Teresa B. Curry, otherwise known
The largest volcano crater In the
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
least one dreaded
disease that world is In Asosan. In southern Japan.
as Mrs. T eresa H. Curry, Maria B. 1010 Board of Trade Building, Port­
science has been able to cure in all
Dalton,
Gertrude
R.
Davis,
John
F.
land, Oregon.
its stages and that is catarrh. Cat­ It measures fourteen miles across one
Davis, C. T. Diamond, Antone Don- Date of 1st publication Dec. 21, 1916.
arrh being greatly influenced by way and more than ten miles the other.
ati, Mereta Donavan, Kate Dolan, Date of last publication Feb. 2, 1917,
constitutional conditions requires
otherwise known as Mrs. Kate
constitutional treatment.
Hall's
Surest Way.
Dolan, John S. Drew, J. If. Fox, I).
Ornum nlal Hrt Placet
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally
“Do yon know how to open the door
D. Tourcray, otherwise known as
and acts thru the Blood <»n the Mu­ to a snceessfitl courtship?"
Unlit of Hrlcli or Stone.
Mrs.
D.
D.
Tourcray,
A.
Nettie
cous Surfaces’of the System thereby
“Easiest thing doing Just ring the
AIIHre ¡‘laces absolutely
Bridgeman, i P. Galbraith, Rob­
destroying the foundation of the belle.”—Baltimore American
ert Getter, William R. Gibson, Cora
guaranteed not to smoke
disease, giving the patient strength
M. Goodier, Patrick J. Grogan,
by building up the constitution and
or money refunded.
The
Old
Story.
Charles M Hally, George A. Hanly,
assisting nature in doing its work
Urick Work of all kinds
“Did Hardlucks bear bls misfortune
Jennie Hart, otherwise known as
The proprietors have so much faith
done on short notice.
Mrs. Jennie Hart, Ida S. Haskins,
in the curative powers of Hall's like a man?"
We make specialty of
W. S.
Hayford.
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
“Exactly like one. He blamed it all i Olai Hauge.
Hundred Dollars for any case that on his wife.”—Judge.
Thomas Johns, Albert F. Johnson,
repriring smoking fire
it fails to cure. Send for list of testi­
Nellie Johnston, William P Joyce,
Places.
monials.
Miles Kelly, Margaret C. Keenan,
It Is the peculiarity of a fool to be 1
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Arthur
Kennedy,
Gustave
Kunze,
quick in seeing the faults of others .
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all D uggist,
Andrew Laidlaw, Chester Lehman.
while be is blind to hie own.
75c
Orville Lynch, Elizabeth McCarthy,
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
I
RALPH E. WARREN,