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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 17. What the Editors Say. and the inefficient church organiza- Report of the Condition of . ’ as **,e ‘“efficient indus u 1"?.. First Bank of Bay City, at try, were doomed.—Oregonian. ------o------ Bay City in the State of Oregon, at This is the time of the year when an the close of business May 1st, 1917. Th« Auto Salesman M*nac«. osteopath can find $10 worth of back Resources. --------- ■ - ache in the purchaser of a 69-cent Loans and discounts.......... $29,494-99 spading fork.-^Telephone Register. I journeyed forth to buy a car a Overdrafts, secured and un ------0------ modern car with seats and wheels’ I secured ....................... 556.58 Somebody suggests that we kill went where alto salesmen arc, and Bonds and warrants............ 5,751-02 sharks for food. Well, there are a lot thlt“i*d h° the‘r d,VCri spiels- And Banking house 2,500.00 of sharks among us that we could that is why you see me now, here in Furniture and fixtures .... 2,000.00 spare, but we don’t exactly hanker my padded cell alone, a cold wet rag Other real estate owned ... i3.9i7.58 for the cannibal stunt.—Telephone upon my brow, my reason shakey cn Due from banks (not reserve Register. banks) ............................... its throne. I saw ten thousand in my 483.81 ------o—— tei* thoU!,and cars from last to Due from approved reserve Did it ever occur to you wha. it first; and every car was quite the test _banks ............................. i4,373-24 means to see a young man in khaki and every other one the worst. If you Checks and other cash items 162.85 uniform, a soldier of our country and beheld ten thousand boats, and all but Cash on hand ........................ 4,554-36 defender of our flag? Some think one of them the worst, though you Expenses ..................... ' ’ ’ ’ ’ 1,366.21 lightly of this and some realize its uV!iteni thoUband goats, you’ll lose Customer s liability account importance and sacrifice. Every , ’.,lie*ast onc f‘ist. The agents of “Acceptance” ................ 1,872.50 young man you meet in soldier uni a^ed three weeks to me, all kinds ot Total............................... $77,033.14 form is entitled to your salute during facts did they advance; they would war time, and you certainly can do not chop a cherry tree—a nan could . Liabilities. that much for your country when the see that at a glance. They talked to Capitol stock paid in.......... $25,000.00 young men whom you salute is will me by day and night, each agent Surplus fund ..................... .. 316.50 ing to fight for it and if necessary to !angiihlS sad ?weet sonK; the car he Individual deposits subject to check .............................. 47.308.40 give his life. These young men have handled was just right, and all the given up home, school, business or other cars were wrong. So in my pad Demand certificates of de posit ............................... work, to fight our battles. Salute the ded cell I stand, filled up with mind 160.00 boys.—Banks Herald. restoring drugs, and, with a slipper in Certified checks .................. 55-00 my hand I swat the roaches and the 1 ime and savings deposits.. 4,073-24 Other liabilities, Bond in The big steel corporation munition bugs.—Walt Mason. terest ............................. 120.00 factories and al! others who have be come multi millionaires over and What Gasoline Tractor» Can Do For Total.............................. $77033.14 over again from the fabulous profits Farmers. State of Oregon, made from war orders, should now ----- o- - Countv of Tillamook, ss. have the opportunity of "putting up” I, John O. Bozorth, cashier of the 1 ransformation of farming through the big end of the expense of con ducting the war between this country the agency of gasoline is the revolu above-named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement 'is true to and Germany, This is a burden that tionizing evolution which is now ex the best of my knowledge and belief^ should not be thrown on the man of pected. Gasoline may yet change far John O. Bozorth, only moderate means. Let the fellow mers from an occupation into a pro Cashier. who has been “licking” the cream fession, influence society as the tele Subscribed and sworn to before me from the big war trade handle the phone and the trolly have done and this llth day of May, 1917. heavy end of the expense. He should put the possibility of famine out of hu F. L. Brode, Notary Public. be made to liquidate without any un man consideration, says the Spokes My commission expires Oct. 4, 1920. necessary ceremony.—Umpqua Val man Review. Correct attest: R. I. Hendricks, ley News. The New York Times contains a Scott Bozorth, Directors. discussion of these possibilities by Edward A. Bradford. He considers Tlie supreme courts resort to hu IrHSda .t the <■■■■! ItilMMt < mor in writing their decisions is , time and , tractors the pith and mar- The Mercantile insurance Company» . “ 1 of growing evidenced by the opinion of the Ore-1 ro" / j pr°b e,1“ America, in the state of New YorlQ gon court, written by Chief Justice enough foodstuffs. The war would or on the 31st day of December, 1918, McBride in the case of J. S. Hart et seem to him to have only secondary made to the Insurance Commiaaioner the state of Oregon, pursuant to al vs. the City of Independence, aT ui- I con«quenceS for agriculture and the of firmed last week. Referring to the threat of famine for the world to be law: Capital. survey of the land in question, the owing to other causes than war. Amount of capital paid up.21,099,000.09 During the first two years of this Income. court says: “Evidently it was not a Net premiums received 'government corner’ because the gov war the United States, according to during the year................. 21,208,042.82 ernment surveys are not marked by Mr. Bradford, purchased more food Interest, d iv i dends and rents received during beer bottles buried in the ground; lhan “ con»uraed and exported 76 per the year ............................... 125,177.74 and it is a matter of common know-|cent more- Food riots and other tok- Income from other sources ledge that in the early fifties, when I ens s|i°rUKe in food were caused, received during year. . . 5.04 these donation claims were being sur- not by failure of crops, but of foreign Total income .................... 01,831.226.5* veyed, Oregon was in a state of pris- governments buying in American DI ■ la a racmen ta. line purity and sobriety and beer Imarkets- The foreigners drew on their Net losses paid during the year................................ 2 435,411.1» bottles were unknown. So this beer I caPital t0 supply their demand, and Dividends paid on capital ‘ bottle which the surveyor found and I outdistanced America's buying by stock during the year.. 100.000.00 Commissions and salaries dug up and identifies as such must be- ineans of income. paid during the year... 115.021.1» long to a more recent geological Tbc n‘eans of meeting the demand Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year... 11,071.44 period than that extending from 1850 Iappears t0 Mr- Bradford to consist in of al! other ex (01854.”—Itemizer. our farmers replacing ox or horse Amount penditures .......................... T0.115.7O ------ o with the tractor, which is the plow Total expenditures......... 21.029.707,43 The greatest contest ever faught out a"d automobile in one. In France and Aaaeta. before the interstate commerce com- England farm help is so scarce that Value of real estate owned mission will open Monday at Wash-'|tbe governments are calling for 4000 (market value) ............. Nil of stocks and bonds ington. The railroads of the UnitpH ‘factors to do the work of men by Value owned (market value). ..02,800.770.90 c*—— 1 have ----------------------------------------- States now gross freight earn _| machinery. It follows that, if tractors Loans on mortgages and Nil collateral, etc.................... ings of $2,500,000,000 yearly, have pe will help solve the fanning problem Cash 204,314 47 in banks and on hand. titioned the commission for a 15 per in war, they can do so in peace. Premiums in course of Speaking of wastage in using ani collection written since cent blanket increase—for authority September 30, 1916......... 1H7.S7O.1S 10 take $375,000,000 more money I mals, lna,s> Mr. -“r- Bradford “rauioiu argues arSuw that ..... “it *. Reinsurance due from yearly from the producers and the Itakes more land t0 support mule or other companies on paid 711.10 losses .................................... consumers. They give as one reason t borse tban nlan> Bve acres against and rents due and ‘he passage of the Adamson law last ,hree< U retiuires 125,000,000 acres to Interest 32,305.10 accrued ................................. summer increasing the wages of their support the horsepower of farms, nnn^i—1 tra,nmcn- _ But the increase east. Horsefeed costs $2,000,000,000. A Total assets ........................23,241,974.14 special deposits in any addiHoFd > exceed *5”,000,000. inc | horse averages only three hours work Less state (if any there be).. Nil additional $325,000,000 is asked on the a day. Tremendous slack might be Total assets admitted in hav!"id that C0S,S of. operation taken up by releasing a quarter of our Oregon................................ 23.241.974.14 l.lnbilltie«. increased. The commission has cultivated land from the support of such wasteful power. Displacement of Gross claims for losses un 3 ‘«f’Pofary order granting the paid ......................................... • 221.211.14 horse labor would add half to our utilrV,?i. but Wj,th tbe reservation that Amount of unearned pre “«less the roads shall show the ius- yield of wheat or double our corn.” miums on all outstand 171.11110 The tractor plow symbolizes farm ing risks ............................. ‘ an,d need of il’ ,he order will not Due for commission and ing emancipation. The gasoline engine pe made pcrmanent.-Spokesman-Re- 4,151.41 brokerage ........................... is the sole of this plow, and the en All other liabilities........... 14.150.00 gine can operate almost every imple Total liabilities. exclu ment of the farmer. • Fewer and Stronger Churches. sive of capital stock of 21,000.000 ................ 21.138.829.48 1917, Summons. ----- o—— In the Circuit Court of the State Oregon, for Tillamook County. I Coats Driving i Boom Com pany, a corporation, Plaintiff. vs. Carl Haberlach and Amanda Haberlach, his wife and Frank S. Sugimoto, Defendants To Frank S. Sugimoto, one of the 1 above ________ named ¿ defendants ___ — in the _____ name of the State of Oregon; , You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you and the other defendants in the above entitled Court and action 1 on or before the last day of the time prescribed in the order for publica tion of Summons herein to wit: the 25th day of May, 1917, and if you fail to answer for want thereof the plain I tiff will take judgment against you that your damages be assessed and i awarded for the land sought to be i appropriated and described as follows to-wit: A strip of land 40 feet in width over, through and upon the lands of the defendants, for the use of the plaintiff and being twenty (20) feet ' in width on either side of the follow ing described center line thereof, to- ' wit: Beginning at the government quar ter (J4) stake on the North boundary i of Section 24, Township Two South of Range Ten West, thence along the i North boundary of Section 24, on a ' true course North 85 degrees 43% ' minutes. West 1262.76 feet to the 1-16 corner on the North line of the I Northwest quarter of Section 24; i thence along the East boundary of the Northwest quarter (J4) of the Northwest quarter of Section 24 on a true course South 1 degree 07 min utes West 939.7 feet to the center line of the right of way of the pro posed extension of the Coats Driving and Boom Company’s Logging rail way; thence along said center line on a straight course South 76 degrees 58 minutes West 1298.6 feet; thence along a line curving regularly to the left, radius being 1146.3 feet for a distance of 20.3 feet through a cen tral angle of I degree 28 minutes to a point on the West boundary of Sec tion twenty-four Township 2 South of Range 10 West, said point being on a true course South 2 degrees 47 min utes West and 1334.7 feet from the government Section corner common I to Sections 14, 13, 24 and 23, all in I Township 2 South of Range 10 West of the Willamette Meridian; thence along said center line on a regularly curving line to the left radius being 1146.3 ft. and central angle 17 degrees 23 minutes for a distance of 347.7 feet; thence on a straight course South 58 degrees 07 minutes West 1270.8 feet to a point on the West boundary of the Southeast quarter of the North east quarter of Section 23, said point being on a true course North 2 de grees 22 minutes East 601.4 feet from the 1-16 corner on the South bound ary of the Northeast quarter of Sec tion 23 Township 2 Sooth of Range ¡0 West of the Willamette M.eridian in Tillamook County, Oregon. con taining in the aggregate 2.71 acres and all being situated in Sections 23 and 24 said Township and Range. An addition any damages if any, there be, and that the Court includes in its final judgment the terms agree ments and conditions contained in plaintiff's offer to put in not more I than three crossings on the grade and track level at the most convenient i place the number to be designated by you and your co-dedendants at the trial of this action, at the expense of the plaintiff, and that the plaintiff will take judgment appropriating and condemning the lands hereinbefore described for the right of way to-wit; use, and that it will take judgment against you and the other defendants for the costs and disbursements of . this action. This Summons is served upon you by publication thereof by order of the Honorable A. M. Hare, County Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon, in the absence of the Honorable George R. Bagley, Circuit Judge, of the above entitled Circuit Court, which order is dated the 10th day of April, 1917, and the date of the first publication there of, being the 12th day of April, 1917, and the date of the last publication will expire on tine 25th day of May, I9I7. Webster Holmes, 1 ~ Attorney for Plaintiff. Total premiums in force OfC.K?Pllet<- readiustn>ent of the work TEUTONS IN U. S. SCORED December 81. 1916 . 21 .«85,141.28 Baalneae la Oregon far the Year. on „ C1hurcf!cs the United Slates Total Insurance written few.! •" a .as,s that they »hall bc Fatherland Betray'd, Says a Berlin during the year................ J 11,274,235 0» ■ewer m number but more efficient in Paper. Gross premiums received 1 ar.sti.es during the year................. accomplishment is strictly urged by Premiums returned during Bishop Lawrence, of < ' Massachusetts, “ ............... Amsterdam, May — io.— ____ Bitter con- 4.4t3.se the year ............................... who drives home ¿ome of the familiar I denination of German-Americans is Losses paid during year. 3.333.53 Lowes incurred during the arguments with v'K°rous rhetorical I the feature of an article in the Kreuz blnwc a ------- 4.535.53 year ................. -................... hnm --- • owe sces a new ncw UUIJ duty before the I Zcitung on niobolization in the Unit- Total amount of Insurance outstanding in Oregon nome LmiS missionary boards, th. LIO.narvy ,.board s. Work for e<] States. The writer first seeks com- De't^iber 81. ........... 1.334.433.M De'iaiber 31, 191« 1711......... ■he church, believes, > ma - y consist I tort jn expressing utter disdain for of “rCh’ i he ■ bcI,eves THE MERCANTILE IN3. CO., • closing old churches as well as I the present American Army, com- By E O. RICHARDS. Présidant. resident «suerai «gant end pening new ones. In the past there |ments on the costliness of volunteer Statutory attorney tor serviça: “as been too much emphasis on mere recruiting and the obstacles ' ‘ of ' con H. E. SMITH. numbers. In the future it is going to scription, such as a lack of lists o TH Hsorr BRU - Portland. Or. be quality that counts. Bishop Law men capable of bearing arms. Referr rence says that he would like to be ing to the loyal resolutions passed at Biliousness and ConstiPatiOn. i f Notice. able to throw all the churches up in meetings of German-Americans, he (he air and throw them down again says: For years 1 was troubled with bil , , ------ 0------ ' *n places where they could do their Notice is hereby given that the un “German-Americans could not De iousness and constipation, which *ork better because of more favor tray their old mother country more made life miserable for me. My ap dersigned, administrator of the estate able locations. .shametuny, ..... nobody will petite failed me. I lost my usual force shamefully, seeing seeing that of Lars Jensen, deceased, has filed lherc is no room for doubt that the Ia t that’the existence of the Unit- and vitality. Pepsin preparations and anemic church has been one of *be |e(j gtate5 ¡s endangered by Germany^ cathartics only made matters worse. I his final account in the County Court serious social problems of recent | pitful is* the cowardly zeal do not know where I should have for Tillamook County, Oregon, and limes. The supernumerary in business ■’ vhich the 2,000,000 German- been today had I not tried Chamber that Saturday, the second day of r- ____ ____________________ ■ ' lain’s Tablets. The tablets relieve the ‘he fittest. Industry has adopted | tions disown their race in time ot dis- ill feeling at once, strengthen the di June, 1917, at the hour of ten a.m., of new tools to meet new conditions, gestive functions, purify the stomach, said date is fixed as the time, and the faithfulness is liver and blood, helping the system to office of the County Judge, of Tilla- | "hen the railroads came the stage "“The term German ____ coaches were sent into retiremnt. But L nereoy erej,y iorevei forever dishonored, ,?ot "’5 do its work naturally.—Mrs. Rosa inook County, Oregon, in Tillaanook ‘“any churchs have refused to see any longer .. . ... —. German Potts, Birmingham, Ala. These tab City, Tillamook County, Oregon, is I binds us — to .u these ‘he trend of events. There is dupli Americans. We only cherish one wish lets are for saly by Lamar’s Drug fixed, as the place for the hearing of cation of effort. Ministers in com that, as speedily as possible, they Store. munities that cannot support them erase the word German from the For a burn or scald apply Cham the said account. are pitifully underpaid. Co-ordination names of their organizations, its use berlain's Salve. It will ally the pain Notice is further given that all per- I •5 lacking in social work. The stream being as insulting to the German peo almost instantly and quickly heal the son» having any objections to the ac- | does not rise higher than its source. ple as to themselves.” _____ injured parts. For sale by Lamar’» ceptance and approval by said County 1 The congregation with a poor leader Drug Store.______________ Court of said final account will ap- : H ineffectual. A Symbol of Health, Bishop Lawrence is quite candid in N<>t an Evangelist. pear at »aid time and place and show ' o discussing the church’s opportunities — ■ o - of Ancient cause, if any there be, why the admin The Pythagorians under present conditions. He declares Greece The orthodox minister’s son, Tom istrator should not be discharged and ate simple food, practiced •hat there is a law of supply So and. long de I‘ icmpeiauut my, aged 5, had a fight with a larger ...» puri,y >-— ’ As a emPerance and , mand that governs ministers. '• 2_ -,o lo.n" ‘ ___ ......I they used th. the t.vr five noini pointed star which boy, with the usual result. As hia his bondsmen exonerated. as only small parishes and small in- I , they regarded as a symbol of health, mother washed the tears and blood C. C. Jensen, Administrât- ! comes arc offered, he declares, if A red five pointed star appears on from his face, he sobbed: or of the Estate of Lars ' haif Jench package of Chamberlain’s Tab- church will get only small men "Jimmy will g-go away into ev-ever- Jensen, Deceased. •he only effect of wiping out 1 h — M lets and still fulfills it» ancient mis- lasting punishment for this, w-won’t o' ‘he churches of the country wi----- he. ma?” 1 as <* »Tiiivw v ------------- - ... - he to get better men for the ministry, “Oh, I hope he’ll repent and be troubled with indigestion, bihous- Chamberlain's Tablets Have Done I he would regard it as worth tüai while. activ-1 ness or constipation, get a package o saved.” said his mother. Wond«rs for Me." . .Supplementing its spiritual activ "Well, I just hope he won’t said abound for these tablets from your druggist. You ’‘•es, and preparing the and will be surprised at the qu.c: rehef Tom.” ________________ “ 1 have been a sufferer from ‘hem, the church is coming more |ot oanly which they afford. For sale by U stomach trouble for a number of How Tro«. more to demand the service not years, and although I have used a - ------ o----- °‘ earnest men but of men esf specially J mar s Drug Store great number of remedies recom equippi(j.. This is particularly true in The new garden hoe, mended for this complaint, Chajnber- Rheumatism. ‘hose localities in which foreign resi The new garden hose, lain’» Tablets is the first medicine dents predominate. There is need of The new silken hose, that has given me positive and lasting If yoH you »r« are troubled education for the ministry such as. H ..»»»— with _ b The new Spring clothes— relief." writes Mrs. Anna Kadin, 'here never has been before. Fewer muscular rheumatism . the dough _ _ goes The way Spencerport, N. Y. “Chamberlain’s me............... - Th* «'"iMers. if need be. but men better I Iain’s Liniment a trot . No American knows. Tablets have done wonders for me 'itted for their great task is to be the I frotn pain which it affords is alone Nor care», we »’pose, and I value them very highly.” For ’ 40 times the cost. For sale ’«’ehword of the future. It would worth m»«iy - A darn what he owes. * ( sale by Lamar's Drug Store. that the insufficient minister I by Lamar s Drug More. FEED We are now located in our new stand at the FRYE WAREHOUSE at the S.P. Railroad, near the S.P. Depot, where we welcome all our customers to call and see us. We carry a full line of Feed. Silosand Farm Implements. Our prices are the lowest for the value re- ceived. Let us know your wants. Down town office at A. C. Ever son's Real Estate Office. Both phones at warehouse and office. W. KUPPENBENDER, Tillamook, Oregon. The Potatoe King of Wash- ington will not permit plant ing his Potatoes before they have been properly treated with Bichloride of Mercury. Directions for use at C. I. CLOUGH CO. TILLAMOOK, ORE. *' FRANK HEYD& CO. General Contractors and Builders. Estimates & Plans Furnished. SEE OUR Special Silo! Call at our plant and get prices. It will save you money. ONE BLOCK WEST OF P.O. Both Phones. ALEX. MeNflIR & CO. GENERAL HARDCUARE Kitehen Ranges and Heating Stoves. THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN THE COUNTY. See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere.