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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 17, 1917 WHAT GOGD ROADS ENTHUSIASTIC GOOD OPPONENTS OF ROAD MEAN TO FARMERS ROADS RALLY HELD BONDS JUGGLE FACTS Summons. —o------ Notice of Hearing of Final Account. T ELAND E. ERW1N PIANO INSTRUCTION, Notice is hereby given that the un In the Circuit Court of the State of Diploma from Chicago Musical dersigned has filed her final »<:coun.t Oregon for Tillamook County. as Executrix of the last wi I and College.—Beginners receive the same Mortgage Company for Amer testament of Johanna Mane Larsen, careful training as the most advanced. ica, a corporation, Plaintiff, deceased, and that the County Court Terms:—$4.00 per months Instruc vs. of the State of Oregon, for the Coun Frank W. Crane, Bertha Grace tion. ty of Tillamook, has set the 19th day Flv.e Hundred Oregon Boosters Crane, J. G. Balmer, Jane of May, A. D„ 19O at ten o clock a All lessons given at Studio. Seven Portland Hotels Alone Roe Balmer, Ernest C. Counties Outside cf Multnomah m. at the court room of said court, in County Representative for the Indorse $6,000,000 Bond Crown, Emma A. Crown, E. Disburse $350,000 Annually Tillamook City, Tillamook County, Wiley B. Allen Co.s’ line of high Will Receive More Than J. McHugh, Lizzie McHugh, ing Bill. Oregon, as the time and place tor grade pianos, player-pianos, Victrolos F. R. Beals and Mary Doe For Ranch Products. the hearing of objections, if any there etc. They Contribute. Beals, Defendants. are, to the said account and the set To Ernest C. Crown and Emma A. Five hundred good roads boosters. tlement of said estate. J0AVID ROBINSON, M.D., Seven of Portland’s leading hotels representing 33 of the 36 counties of Crown: Dated April nth, 1917. In an effort to turn tbe voters of In the name of the State of Oregon, annually disburse among Oregon pro the state, at a state-wide good roads Marina A. Larsen Execu ducers |350,000 for the products of rally in Portland, Saturday, April 28th, Benton. Laue, Linn and Marlon Coun you are hereby required to appear trix of the last will and PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON complaint filed the farm. Of that total at least *210,- Unanimously indorsed the 3tt.uOO.OOU ties against the road bond bill, C. E and answer the testament of Johanna Spence. Master of the Grange, is mak against you in the above entitled suit Marie Larsen Deceased. 000 Is distributed direct to the small good roads bond bill and voted to wage NATIONAL BUILDING, farmer for poultry, butter, eggs, milk, an aggressive campaign in behalf of ing tbe unfounded assertion that none within six weeks from the date of the »y raised from lire bonds first publication of this summons, cream and vegetables. The remain the measure until the date of tbe spe of the Summ°ns. that being the time fixed in the order will be tided on roads in tbe Wil ing >140,000 is paid out for bam, ba- cial election on June 4th. ------o TILLAMOOK OREGON. ley south of Multnomah for publication of summons within lametta aon, fish and fresh meat. In the Circuit Court of the State of Stirring addresses were delivered by County; that t all of the money contrlb- which you shall so appear and ans contrib Although the foregoing figures are Governor Withycombe, John Hartman, wer said complaint, the said first day Oregon for Tillamook County. T. BOILS those of the hotels which handle the Frank Terrace, Andrew Eggeman, Si uted by Willamette Valley counties in of publication being the 17th day of Verna L. Mast, Plaintiff. vs. bulk of the transient travel In Port mon Benson, E. J. Adams, C. C. Chap automobile licenses and In taxes from May, 1917. and if you fail to so appear ' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. land. they do not show all that the man, Mrs. Charles H. Caatner, presi the quarter mill state road tax will be and answer said complaint for want Reuben H. Mast, Jr. Defendant. To Ruben H. Mast, Jr„ above nam transient travel means to tbe Oregon dent of the Oregon Federation of Wo required and will be expended in com thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Complete Set of Abstract Book« in pleting the Columbia River Highway. Court f-or the relief demanded in said ed Defendant. farmer. men’s Clubs, and representatives from Office. Jn the name of the State of Oregon The plain facts are: Hundreds of tourists frequently each of the counties represented at the complaint, to-wit: For a judgment 1st.—Reliable engineering estimates against the defendants, Frank W. you are hereby required to appear and Taxes Paid for Non Residents. take their meals at a grill, restaurant gathering. the complaint filed against secured by the Highway Commission and Bertha Grace Crane, in answer T illamook B lock , or cafeteria not connected with the you in the above entitled suit and Reports from all sections of the state agree that *1,750,000 will complete the Crane with interest the sum of $3,570.68, hotel at which they are registered, were optimistic In their tone and It Tillamoog .... Oregon court on or before the last day of the If obtainable these figures would ma was confidently predicted that the road Columbia River Highway from Astoria thereon at 8 per cent per annum from time prescribed in the order lor the Both Phones. and after April I, 1017, and for the terially swell th» grand total of what bond bill would be approved by the to The Dalles. publication of this summons, and ii 2nd.—Multnomah County pays 37% further sum of $350.00 attorney's fees, you fail to so answer for want there this business means to Oregon pro voters of the state at the special elec- per cent of the state tax and 40 per with interest thereon at 8 per cent of plaintiff will apply to the court for ducera. T. BO ALS, M.D., tion In June. It wag decided, bow- annum, and for its costs and dis- the relief prayed for in the complaint, One of the arguments used against ever, to prosecute the campaign ag- cent of tbe automobile license fees but | per burseiiient$ herein, and for a decree the six million road bond bill is that gresslvely that the favorable majority under tbe highway plan embraced in foreclosing that certain mortgage on to-wit: For a decree forever dissolv PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. the road bond bill not one cent of the ing the bonds of matrimony now ex the roads to be hard surfaced under for the measure may be decisive. the East half of the East Half of the isting between plaintiff and defendant money so paid will be expended In Southwest the provisions of the measure will be Surgeon S.P. Co. Quarter, and the West and that plaintiff have the custody Multnomah County. I®“ "scenic roads" rather than market Half of the West Half of the South and care of the minor child, Reuben (I. O. O. F. Bldg.) 3rd.—Multnomah County will pay In east Quarter of Section 35 in Town roads. The figures quoted above automobile fees and state road tax ap ship 2 North of Range 10 West of the Harrison Mast; and that plaintiff be Tillamook .... Oregon would indicate that the farmer has a I proximately *2,400,090 which is more Willamette Meridian, less one acre decreed to be the owner of a one- direct and material interest in any third interest in and to the real prop than sufflcloat to complete the Colum sold to Fred Kabkee by deed dated erty plan of road building such as is pro described in the complaint; and Tbe *6,000,000 bond issue is a move bia River Highway and leave a bal EBSTER HOLMES, vided tor it it will make more acces- February 28, 1913, and recorded in that defendant be adjudged to pay In the step to secure good roads and ance of *650,000 to be applied on other Book Y at page 271 thereof of the the sum of thirty dollars per month Bible a market such as Portland af- should be supported. A movement of roads. These figures do not take into Records of Deeds for Tillamook ATTORNEY-AT-LAW fords for his products, for support of said minor child, and As an illustration of what good this kind must have a beginning and account the amounts that will be paid County, Oregon; which said mort- for such other relief as the court may COMMERCIAL BUILDING, as the roads are built the demand will by Clatsop, Columbia, Hood River and gage was executed October I, 1913, deem meet with equity, and for the roads mean to the farmer one Port- grow until eventually what Is now a and recorded December 10. 1913, in Wasco counties which will also be costs and disbursements of said suit. FIRST STREET. land hotel pays one producer annually This summons is served upon you *3000 tor eggs alone He pays 33 system of proposed main highways will available for completing the Columbia Book Y of Mortgages of Tillamook OREGON cents a dozen under contract through be but a part of a system covering the River Highway. The amounts paid County at Page 75 thereof; and for by publication by order of Hon. A. TILLAMOOK entire state.—Burns Tribune. Into the fund by these counties will the sale of the said mortgaged prem M. Hare, County Judge, of Tillamook out the year • * • further reduce the amount of Multno- ises to satisfy said judgment, and for County, Oregon, in the absence of There I k no question but that with H. GOYNK, The law doubling the automobile li mah County's contribution to the Co a decree foreclosing you and each of the judge of the above named Circuit the completion of the roads desig you of all right, title, interest and Court, which said order was made and nated In the bond bill Oregon will at cense fee has nothing to do with tbe lumbia River Highway and leave a equity of redemption in and to said dated ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. the 19th day of April. 1917, and tract a good share of the tourist busi *6,000,000 road bond bill. The auto considerably larger sum than *650,000 mortgaged premises, and every part the date of first publication thereof is mobile license was increased by an to be applied on the Pacific Highway thereof, and for such other relief as to April ¡9, 1917, and date of last pub Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse , ness now largely monopolized by Ci ali foruia and estimated to be worth to other law passed at the last Legisla and other roads contemplated in the the Court shall seem just. lication hereof, and the last date on ture. It is now a law. Tbe increased road bond bill. Oregon that state annually *200,000,000. This summons is published by or which you arc required to appear and Tillamook license will be collected whether or ' 4th.—Not one cent of the money der of the Honorable Geo. R. Bagley, answer is May 31, 1917. not the road bond bill, which is a sep paid by counties of the state, other Judge of the above entitled Court, Johnson & Handley, ARE YOU THE OWNER arate measure altogether, la approved than that contributed by Multnomah. duly made and entered the toth day Attorneys for Plaintiff. jack OLSEN, OF AN AUTOMOBILE? at tbe June election. Clatsop, Columbia. Wasco and Hood of May, 19*7. a a a Snow, Bronaugh & Thomp GIRL’S STATEMENT WILL River counties, will be required to DENTIST. If there were only one reason why son, MacCormac Snow. The Herald la heartily in favor of complete the Columbia River Highway •very automobile owner should go to HELP TILLAMOOK Attorneys for Plaintiff. (I. O. O. F Bldg.) tbe polls June 4th. and vote “Yes” the *6,000,000 bond issue, because the aud the other roads outside of the Last publication June 28, 1917. Oil the *6,909,000 road bond bill It Is automobile licenses will pay the bonds counties enumerated. Here is the girl ’ s own story: "For Tillamook - Oregon Sth.—In other words, under the *6,- because automobile owners will pay and Interest, and the taxpayers will years I had dyspepsia, sour stomach Notice to Creditors. for these improvements by tbelr iu not be out one cent for the construe- 009,000 road bond plan, Multnomah and constipation. 1 drank hot water tion of, our main thoroughfares, and County automobile owners and tax creased licenses. and olive oil by the gallon. Nothing Notice is hereby given that the un helped until I tried buckthorn bark, >£)r- L. HOY, But they will save several times the regular road fundB raised In the payers will not only pay sufficient several counties will then be used to funds to complete the Columbia River tbe amount of their license in wear dersigned, by an order duly made and glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka •n<l tear of machines, tire mileage build good lateral roads from the rural Highway but will also contribute to entered in the County Court of the ONE-SPOONFUL helped me IN- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON districts into connection with the main tbe fund that will be expended on the ami gasoline. Stantly.” Because Adler-i-ka flushes Pacific Highway and other roads in State of Oregon, for Tillamook Coun the ENTIRE alimentary it relieves Auto owners will have to pay the highways.—Houlton Herald. T illamook B lock , ty, has been appointed Administratrix w ★ ★ the Willamette. Valley aud in other sec Increased fee regardless of whether ANY CASE constipation, sour stam- of the Estate of Harry Sappington, ach or gas, and prevents appendicitis. Tillamook, When state bonds for good roads tions of the state. or not the road bond bill is approved Oregon. were lirst proposed In California six deceased. It has QUICKEST action of any at the June election. years ago, 15 counties voted against thing we ever sold. J. S, Lamar, drug If the *6.000,000 road bond bill Is SUPPORT ROAD BONDS Notice is hereby further given to all approved by the people, the money the bonds. At a second bond election ANO GET CONSTRUCTION persons having claims against the gist. J OHN LELAND HENDERSON ¥ GOOD ROADS POINTERS derived therefrom will be expended iu tbe construction of a state wide system of permanent roads County money now spent on main trunk lines will be used on laterals and less traveled roads If the road bonds carry at the special electlou on June 4tb “During the past winter, sheepmen In my section of the state lost fully 40 per cent of their lambs owing to tbe weather and the Inuliillty to Iran snort »••ed from the railroads because of the Impassable condition of the roads,” reports G. M. Blakely, a proni- tnent Grant County sheepman. "With the good roads provided In tbe *6,090,- *00 road bond bill we would have been able to get tbe necessary stock food and reduced to a minimum the loss of lambs With the bottomless roads we now have in our part of the state, that was impossible. This Is an element that enters into the prevailing high cost of living Less stock means constantly Increasing higher prices The people of my county are emphatically for the road bond bill and any other legislation that will Improve existing conditions in the mailer of transportation In ru ral communities " "With good roads. Eastern Llnn County can produce and market thou- sands of tons of good products front land now given over entirely to gras Ing purposes." announced George QI- sendorfer, a good roads booster of Cascadia, who walked 16 miles to at tend a recent good roads meeting at Lebanofl. “With our present poor roads, It is impossible for us readily to reach the market with such prod nets. with the result that this acre age, so adapted for agriculture, la chiefly valuable only tor grailng pur poses With good roads that would make markets more available, stock can be moved farther back and this laud developed in an agricultural way. In this way, the further settle nient of the stale would be aided with a consequent Increase in the state's production of food products " Considering the aslivitles of State Master Spence on the one hand aud the number of favorable resolutions passed by Individual granges on the other, so far as the grange Is con earned in the bond proposition It ap pears a case of whether the dog shall wag the tall or the tall wag the dog —Hillsboro Independent. Tbe state pamphlet on the six mil Ilea dollar bonding measure will soon be in the hands of the voters Do aot throw It away without a careful study This seems like an opportunity for improved roads that we are not likely to get again If now turned Bows - KuaUUiu Herald. for tbe same purpose last November, said estate to present the same, duly every one of tbe 58 countlt« of the If the bond issue falls to carry (*6,- state gave a majority tor the bonds. 000,000 roud bond bill), lot us ask our verified, to the undersigned within Could better proof be asked that the selves what is golug to become of the six months from this date. people of California have fouud that quarter-mill tax that we are going to Dated this May 5th, 1917. the issuance of state bonds for the pay anyway? What is going to be Effie Jenson, Administra construction of a system of permanent come of the auto license tax that the trix of the Estate of Har roads is a profitable Investment? autolsls are golug to pay anyway? We ry Sappington, deceased. « w • talk about fearing the funds derived Post office address, Hebo, The success of tbe *6,1)00,090 road from the bonds will be Inequitably dis Oregon. bonding bill at the special June elec- tributed, what better off will we be tion Iles In the justice displayed in regarding equitable distribution of the the recognition of all localities of the road money If we vote down the TESTED AND PROVEN State in need of more roads; and bet bonds? Where will It go? Under the ter roads. Recognise all of them and bonding bill we are assured that if There is a Heap of Solace in Being Able to Depend Upon a Well- build them as soon and fast as pos tbe county preparea Its grade that Earned Reputation. sible. If Good Roads and Mure Roads that designated road will be hard-sur 1 b the slogan, cover the whole Slate faced. If the bonds loae, we aren't as For months Tillamook readers have with the system and bury tbe hatchet sured of anything but continued bad of clique or clan rule, otherwise, vote roada. continued mud and continued seen the constant expression of praise the bill Into oblivion.—DrewBey Sun financial loss In consequence.—Corval for Doan’s Kidney pills, and read I about the good work they have done ♦ w • Ils Uasette. , in this locality. What other remedy "The tax burden in Oregon Is so . ever produced such convincing proof Intolerably heavy," says the Union Re Milwaukie Grange at its last meet of merit? publican. “that it la believed that most ing revoked Its action of a month ago, I Wm. Tupper, 1009 Furr St., Hills of the taxpayers will prefer to bond when resolution« were adopted oppos boro, Orc., says: “I have tried several at the expense of the uuto license fees. ing the *6,000,000 road bond bill, and kidney medicines, but I have found aa contemplated In the road bonding adopted another sot of resolutions ap- that there is nothing equal to Doan’s act, rather tliau vote a big increase of proving the bonds as "a step In the Kidney Pills. 1 am more or less sub direct taxes to accomplish the same llue of progress." Opposition to the ject to kidney trouble and lame back. end. The people Insist on having the proposed bond Issue Is being rapidly At times, sharp twinges catch me in roads built, and the whole controversy dispelled as the voters study the meas my back and when I get down. I can Is sb to methods of tinsnelng- direct ure and acquaint themselves with its hardly straighten up. After I have taken a box or two of Doan’s Kidney taxation or bonds based on auto li provisions. Pills, my kidneys act all right and I cense fees.” I I my back feels as strong as ever." a a ★ Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t * ♦ The automobile owner should re ♦ SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN ♦ simply ask for a kidney remedy—get member this: The law Increasing his * URGES GOOD ROADS ♦ Doan s Kidney Pills—the same that license Is now In effect. He will have ♦ ♦ Mr. Tupper had. Foster-Milburn Co., to pay the increased license. The »6. Oregonian News Bureau. * Props., Buffalow, N. Y. 000.090 road bond bill will be voted ♦ Washington. April 24.— (Spe ♦ on at the June election. If It carries, ♦ cial).—Senator Chamberlain to ♦ Whooping Cough. the money raised froui Increased auto- ♦ day expreaaed Ills hearty ap ♦ ’nioblle licenses will be used lu build ♦ proval of the propoaal to build ♦ Otic of the most successful prepar- ing roads. If the road bond bill falls, * hard-eurfaced modern roads In ♦ i ations in use for this disease is Cham- the money may be used for other pur ♦ Oregon paralleling the Pacific * bcrlain’s Cough Remedy. S. W. Mc poses. Every automobile owner should ♦ Coast. He declared that such Clinton, Blandon Springs, Ala., writes ♦ not only vote for the bonds but he ♦ roads through all the Pacific * "Our baby had whooping cough as bad as most any baby could have it. I should be a booster for the measure ♦ Coast states would be of tbe ♦ because of his direct and personal In * gave him Chamberlain’s Cough Rem- greatest military Importance. ♦ I cdy and it soos got him well. tereat In the revenue derived from his * “While not familiar with tbe ♦ I sale by Lamar's Drug Store. license and the mauuer iu which It la ♦ details of the Oregon road plan." * expended. ♦ said Senator Chamberlain, "as ♦ ♦ • a Notice. ♦ I understand it, that plan will * The Outlook Is In favor of good roads * provide roads which, from a ♦ •lid therefore In favor of the proposed ♦ The stallion Liberal, black Perch military standpoint, are moot ♦ bond issue. It will do all It can, legit ♦ necessary But. as a matter of ♦ eron, will be at the Harris btrn once itnately, to help carry the eonilng elec ♦ fact, we should have such roads ♦ a week for two days, Friday and Sat tion In their behalf. urday, commencing April 21st. ♦ It Is true that several strong Inter * paralleling the Coaat line from ♦ Canada to Mesico. First clean ests are opposing the bonds, but In ♦ Ornamental Fire Places Built one ease at least the opposition Is p re * bard surface roads would afford of Brick and Stone. All Fire ready facility for transport lug sumptions and not the real sentiment Places absolutely guaranteed both troops and supplies up and of many who are being misrepresented * not to smoke or money re down the Pacific Coast In the We refer to the Grange and Its self- funded. ♦ event of military activity on imposed champion. State Master Brick work of all kinds done that Coast and would greatly Spence. He is trying to make it ap on short notice. ♦ augment the railroad pear that he has the support of the We make a specialty of re "Hoads such as these would Grange I11 hia opposition, but In reality * pairing smoking Fire Places. ♦ have the hlghdbt strategic val he Is only voicing the sentiment of a ue and ought to be built, but I minority It Is a pertinent question do aot believe the Federal Gov to ask who gave him the authority to ernmaat at this time baa the ua- the naiuv of tbe Grange - Gieabam lueuey to betid thorn." Outlook. » TILLAMOOK ORF. DULL AND SHARP SHOOTING PAINS Michigan Lady Suffered Such Pain* ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW T îllamook B lock , Tillamook - . . • Otegon. ROOM NO. 281. QARL haberlach , In Back and Head, But Say* Cardui Stopped These Bad Spells. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. T illamook B eock Tillamook Oregon Palmyra, Mich.—Mrs. Chas. T. Ful c- HAWK, ler, of this place, writes: "In 1911 I got run-down, and I suffered great pain... with both dull and sharp PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON shooting pains...also back and head, I was weak and could only drag __ _ Oregon around, and should have been in bed. Bay City for I really wasn't able to be up. At times I would have spells that would be so bad I'd have to go to bed, and J E. REEDY, D.V M., suffered intensely... I decided to try Cardui, and saw a VETERINARY. great Improvement in less than a month’s time. I used 7 or 8 bottles Both Phones. and was stronger...I got so much better that my strength returned and Tillamook - Oregon. my work was easy for me. Cardu! did me a world of good. It built me up In health and strength. I haven’t had one of those bad spells since. I haven’t II. T. Botts, Pres , Attorney had to take any more medicine since or have any doctors either and have at-Law. been able to do my work right along John Leland Henderson, Sec ...I recommend It to other women highly as the best medicine I know retary Treas., Attorney-at- Of for women who suffer from female Law and Notrary Public. trouble.” If you suffer from female troubles, follow this advice. Get a bottle of Cardul today and give it a thorough trial. It should help you, as It has helped thousands of other women In Law, Abstracts. Real Estate, the past 40 years. At all druggists. Insurance. EB-14 Both Phones. Tillamook Title and Abstract Co. TILLAMOOK—OREGON. everything about a rainy day seems to say to keep dry. to work in comfort .wear the FISH BRAND RE f LEX SUCKR‘3 A J.T owir C o -B oston Have Your House Wiring Done by Coast power Co. DONE RIGHT at RIGHT PRICES