TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 21. 1917.
in the Circuit Court of the State of accordance with a compromise, agree­ CHAUTAUQUA BRINGS
Oregon, for Tillamook County, in ment made by the parties of this suit,
STRONG PROGRAM
pursuance of the mandate of the that any owner of any such lot or
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the
above entitled court and prior to
parcel of ground so assessed for said
Offer of la7.000.00 Made With a Re­ levying and making of the assess­ improvement under said "paving con­ Which Takes Place July 18-23 *"
Tillamook City.
duction in Cost of Pavement.
ments provided for in said decree, de­ tract," who shall not, after the entry
liver to the .Mayor of defendant “City of this decree, have—either alone or
A careful survey of the attractions
The pavement case bobbed up again of Tillamook” the following instru­ with others—instituted or caused to
be instituted any legal proceedings to for our rapidly approaching Chautau­
last Monday at a meeting of the City ments, to-wit:
Makes Clubbing Arrangement With
(1) A duly executed document in delay or to prevent the making or qua indicates a program oi exception­
Council, wide , came up in the form
of a resoluti .>11 in which the Warren and by which defendant ‘Warren entry of said assessment for the cost al strength and variety throughout.
Construction Company agreed to pay Construction Company” shall waive or tne said improveineeiit under said The list, which includes Goy. Carlson
the litigant: $¿7000.00 and make a all claims for interest upon said cost paving contract" or to resist or to I of Colorado, Royal \ enetian Band
reduction of -5c. p r square yard on of said improvement and all claims contest said assessment or the appor­ ¡and Graus’ Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers,
the price of the pavement. The offer against any and all of the plaintiffs tionment of said cost thereunder, is certainly one to challenge compar­
is made conditional upon the City herein and defendant “City of Tilla- shall receive and be allowed a credit ison.
Council assessing all of ic property mook" for damages of any kind by or rebate on the assessment against
Chautaqua opens on the afternoon
owners who arc liable to assessment reason of this suit or any litigation us said lot or parcel of ground of of the first day with a concert by the
heretofore instituted by any of said twenty-five cents (25c.) for each Lyric Glee Club, followed with read­
for pavcini nt and sewer.
MONG our large circle of readers
There is some doubt whether this plaintiffs agni t defendant "Warren square yard ot pavement, the cost of ings and impersonations by Francis
there are a great many who are in­
which is covered by and included in Hendry. In the evening following a
ami
can be done, for the reason that in Const-uction Company
terested directly or indired’y ¿a
(2t A duly executed obi: gat ion in the assessment against his said lot or | prelude by the Lyrics, Dr. Andrew
laying the pavement the construction
fruit growing, dairying and other
company did m.t comply with the and by which defendant “Warren parcel of ground, and that such credit ! Johnson, one of America’s foremost
specifications, ;. -1 for tha. reason Construction Company” shall agree or rebate shall be received Uy and al­ humorists will deliver his instructive
branches of farmin;;. . .11 < f these
'
' and keep in good repair lowed to any such owner either when and highly entertaining lecture, Eli
some of th pr-pcr'y ov. 1 rs contend to maintain
naturally wish to keep in < a e touch with ag­
• pavement constructed and laid he pays in casii the balance of the full and Dennis." \Vm. A. Boon, Illinois
that the City Council hav no right all
ricultural activities ihrougiuLt the state;
to assess them for a pavement that by it in said City of Tilla took under amount of his said assessment or famous poet-philosopher speaks the
and to know about any fight which is being
.
_ contract” mentioned in when he makes an application to pay afternoon of the second day, taking
the City Council did not contract for. the "paving
waged for the measures Oregon farmers
There is talk of further litigation to •»aid decree for a period of ten years tiis said assessment 111 installments for his subject “The House of Man
in the manner provided lor in the Fie is preceeded by the Fillion Con­
prevent the City Council from mak­ from and after July 1, 1913; and
want and against all sorts of schemes that
(3) A duly executed bond in the charter of defendant "Lily of Tilla­ I cert party, who appear again in the
ing an assessment.
are detrimental to the people and agricultural
for the mook,” and that no such owner who evening, giving
penal sum of $
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interests of this state.
faithful performance of said obliga- so pays in cash at any time before a
The Resolution.
concert, Chautauqua folks will hear
sale
of
his
lot
or
parcel
of
ground
which
tion
until
July
1,
1918,
upon
The resolution adopti d by the City
■ Gov. Carslon, of Colorado in a stir-
We have, therefore, made a special clubbing
bond some surety company authoriz­ because of non-payment of such as­ ring appeal to higher citizenry, “The
Council is as follows:
arrangement with THE OREGON FAR­
Resolved that the City Attorney be ed to do business in the State of Ore- sessment shall lose 01 be denied such Price of Progress.’’ The afternoon of
credit or rebate on account of delay
MER whereby any farmer or fruitgrower,
and is hereby authorized to enter in­ gon shall be surety; and
the third day brings the Military
(4) A duly executed bond in the or delinquency in time of payment; i Girls singing’ orchestra, novelty drill
to stipulation on behalf of Tillamook
who is one of our regular subscribers and who
and
penal
sum
of
$
for
the
City and its officers, in the case of F.
and stunt club. Following their after­
is not now a subscriber to THE OREGON
It is further found and decreed that
R. Beals, ct al vs. Warren Construc­ i faithful performance of said obliga-
noon prelude, comes Dr. G. \\ hite-
FARMER, will be entitled to receive THE
the
original
value
and
total
cost
of
tion
from
July
I,
1918
to
July
I, ’9-’3.
tion Co., et al, now on appeal to the
field Ray, noted explorer, Fellow
OREGON FARMER in combination with
Supreme Court of Oregon from the upon which bond the “Warren Bros. the sewer construction under said Royal Geographical Society of Lon­
decree of the circuit of Tillamook Company” may be surety at the op­ "sewer contract" was $47,103.04, as don and
this paper at the same rate as for this paper
honored
throughout the
1.
County, for the entry of a decree in tion of defendant “Warren Construc­ ascertained and determined by resolu­ world as the “Livingstone of South
alone.
tion
of
the
Common
Council
of
de
­
tion
Company,
”
or,
if
said
defendant
accordance with form of stipulation
America.” His lecture, delivered in
and accompanying agreements sub- ' does not give said “Warren Bros. fendant “City of Tillamook” on De­ Argentine Gaucho regalia will be
This offer applies to all those who renew or
cember
3.
1912;
and
Company
”
as
surety,
the
surety
of
mitted and placed on file with the
“Through Five Republics on Horse-
extend
their subscriptions as well as to all
It
is
further
ordered
and
decreed
,
sureties
shall
be
such
person
or
per
­
City Recorder, it appears that the
back.” In the evening the Military
new subscribers. If you are inferos« ed di­
said stipulation meets with the ap­ sons other than a surety company as that defendant “City of Tillamook,” girls who were last year voted first
rectly or indirectly in Oregon agriculture,
proval of the attorneys for the plain­ are acceptable to and approved by by and through its Mayor and Com­ place over all attractions on one of
tiffs in said cause, and that the in­ said Mayor of defendant “City of mon Council and other proper offi­ the larger Eastern Chautauquas, will
“"21 opportunity, but
do _ not 1 miss E.__
this “
unusual
cers, shall forthwith, by resolution or
terests of Tillamook City are not Tillamook."
give a full concert.
send your order in now.
ordinance
or
in
such
other
manner
In
witness
whereof,
said
“
Warren
thereby injured.
On the afternoon of the fourth day
Conctruction Company’’ has caused and form as may be prescribed by the the Royal Venetian Band gives a forty
THE OREGON FARMER is the one farm
this agreement to be executed for and Charter of defendant “City of Tilla­ five minute concert, after which Mrs.
The Stipulation.
paper
which is devoting itself exclusively
mook,
”
assess
and
determine
the
pro
­
Tin stipulations are contained in l 1 in its behalf by its duly authorized of-
Lorene )) ¡swell Wilson, noted civic
to the farming activities and interests of
I ■ ficers
ticers and its corporatt
corporate seal to be portionate share of such total cost of leader of the Federation of Women's
the following:
Oregon. It lias a big organization garh-
I, Charles W. Fulton, do hereby ac- I hereunto affixed—done : at Portland said sewer assessable to each lot or Clubs, will speak o n community af­
day parcel of ground in said City of Tilla­ fairs. Her subject is “The Adventure
knowledge
this day
ering the news of importance to farmers,
_ that I have
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, re­ in the State of Oregon, this
mook abutting on or adjacent to and of Being Human.” The grand concert
ceived from the above named defend­ of June, 1917.
dairymen, fruitgrowers, stockraisers and
benefitted by said sewer and assess by the Royal Venetian Band in the
ant Warren Construction Co. the
poultrymen; and it has the backbone to at­
It is hereby stipulated and agreed each such lot or parcel of ground evening, is the occasion of the joint
sum of Twenty-seven Thousand dol­
tack wrongful methods and combinations tind
lars ($27,000.00) to be disposed of by by and between the parties hereto with and levy an assessment upon apptarance of Mary Adel Hays,
that decree shall forthwith be render­ each such lot or parcel of ground for prima donna soprano of New York.
bad legislation, and supDort honest leaders
me as follows, to-wit:
Contemporaneously with the re­ ed and enterod in the above entitled its proportionate share of such total
and
beneficial measures. We are confident
The Wassers, favorite Chautauqua
ceipt of said $.¿7,00000 and the sign­ Court and cause as per “Exhibit A” cost of said sewer, and that said as­ entertainers, in readings, impersona­
that
our readers will congratulate us on our
ing thereof the parties to the above hereto attached and hereby made a sessment shall be final
tions and dramatic sketches, appear
being
able to make this splendid and at­
and
entitled suit have entered into two part of this stipulation.
twice the fifth day. In the afternoon,
tractive clubbing offer.
It is further ordered and decreed they are followed by W. L. Mellinger
stipulations as follows:
The “Warren Construction Co.” that the Recorder or other proper eminent authority on Mexico, in his
ft) A stipulation for the rendition
and entry by and in the above entitl­ defendant and appelant herein, hav­ officer of defendant “City of Tilla­ lecture, “The Truth about Mexico,”
ed Court of a decree in the above en­ ing duly prosecuted and taken on ap­ mook” shall, immediately after said in the evening by the Mawson Mov­
titled suit as per copy of proposed de­ peal to this Court from the decree assessment for said sewer is so made, ing Pictures of the Sir Douglas Maw-
cree set forth in said stipulation; and I rendered and entered in this suit in' . inter a statement thereof and of the son Antartic Expedition. Mr. Mel­
(a) A stipulation for the delivery by and by the Circuit Court of Oregon, amount so assessed against each such linger will tell the thrilling story of
said Warren Consaruction Company for Tillamook County, and this suit lot or parcel of ground in the "Dock­ the expedition along with the picture,
to
the Mayor of defendant “City
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of being now regularly pending in this et of City Liens” of defendant “City exactly as told by Sir Douglas him­
Tillamook" of certain instruments de­ Court, and all the parties to this suit of Tillamook” in such manner and self. The sixth and last day of the
having stipulated that this decree form as may be prescribed by the Chautauqua hears a program in the
scribed in said stipulation.
If said degree is rendered and en- should be now rendered and entered Charter of said defendant, and that afternoon by thé Jtrnior Chautauqpa
thereupon said assessment and the under the direction of the Junior
tered in this suit within ten days from herein:
It is therefore ordered and decreed amount so assessed against each lot Superior— after which. Wood Briggs,
the date of this receipt, said $27,000-
00 shall become the property of the that the decree of said Circuit Court or parcel of ground shall be and be­ the inimitable Kentuckian, will enter­
plaintiffs in this suit and shall be dis­ so appealed from to this court be and come a valid and binding lien on and tain with stories of the south.
Cliaiitauqua closes with a grand
bursed by tne for their benefit and ac­ the same is hereby reversed and set against such lot or parcel of ground,
which lien shall have priority over concert by Graus’ Tyrolean ¿\lpine
count as soon as the two assessments aside and held for naught; and
all
other
liens
or
incumbrances
what-
It
is
further
found
and
decreed
that
Yodlers, who produce a costumed ly the views are of the highest value.
mentioned in said decree are levied
extreme northern states to 170 days
and made and docketed as provided defendant “Warren Construction Co.” evei except the lien of any assess­ musical fantasy, “An Evening in the The living records of the animals and in the- Gulf states. Statistics of the
ment
levied
thereon
under
this
de
­
has
substantially
performed
that
cer
­
Alps.1*
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in said decree and $27,000 is collected
birds of this desolate region, the sea average date of killing frosts in au­
or realized by the defendant “City of tain contract, hereinafter called “pav­ cree for said improvement under said
elephants, the giant and the snowy tumn help to show whether corn can
Mawson Antarctic Pictures.
Tillamook” on said assessments and ing contract," made and entered into "paving contract”; and
petrels, are beyond price.
still be planted with hope of reaching
It
is
further
ordered
and
decreed
paid over to said “Warren Construc­ between defendant “City of Tilla­
The penguins deserve a paragraph : maturity .uninjured. There are few
tion Company” provided, however, mook”—sometimes called “Tillamook that after said assessments for said
by
themselves.
The
lamented
J.
H.
Royal penguin tastes like canvas­
that if said “Warren Construction City"—ami defendant “Warren Con­ improvement under said "paving con­ back duck—flavored with kerosene Haverly, of minstrel fame, was wont I sections in the main corn growing
Company” accept any bonds of said struction Co..” on May 31, 1912, a tract" and said sewer under said oil—contends Sir Douglas Mawson, to advertise his troupe thus: —‘Forty states where corn planted in May will
“City of Tillamook” in lieu of cash, copy of which contract is set forth in “sewer contract” are levied and made who brought back from the heretofore —Count ‘em.” Imagine one million not ripen before the average date of
Maid bonds shall, for the purpose of paragraph I.X.NNV of the Amended as aforesaid, the proper officers of little-known Seventh Continent the comedians in one group, each actor frost in fall I11 some central portions
shis paragraph, be deemed the same Complaint in this suit, and lias also defendant "City of Tillamook" shall most remarkable set of motion and endowed with an unctuous and gro­ ' and over much of the south corn may
substantially performed that certain proceed to collect said assessments in still pictures ever shown in America. tesque personality, whose ever move­ be planted until near the close of
as cash.
June , with prospects of its maturity
hereinafter called tin time and manner prescribed by
If, however, said decree is not ren­ other contract,
After these pictures were exhibited ment excites laughter and who are
dered and entered in this suit within “Sewer Contract." made and entered the Charter of said "City of Tilla­ before ¡'ut national Geography Socie­ unconsciously but incessantly per­ . nine years out of ten before damag­
mook";
and
ing frosts occur.
ten days from the date of this receipt, into between said two defejidants on
It is further ordered and decreed ty at Washington, D. C., Mr. Gros­ forming, and a fair conception of a
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or if it shall be determined, by final , May 31, 1912, ill ami by which said
venor,
the
director
said:
—
“
1
hope
colong
of
penguins
may
be
obtained.
decree or judgment in any suit or , defendant “Warren Construction Co." that no party to .his suit shall have every American will have an oppor- Add to this that every one of the
The
People
Must
Pay.
or
recover
any
costs
or
disburse
­
action wherein the right to levy and agreed to construct a sewer in and
tunity to see Mawson's beautiful
"1 mo­ birds is a high-diver of unsuspected
make either of said assessments is along sertain streets of said "City of ments in this Court or in said Circuit tion pictures of the penguins unt! skill, and to see _ them
___ r
play
._j “Follow
.
What occasions criticism in con­
Court and that this decree be entered
contested or the validity of either of Till: mook"; and
their rookeries, where thousands
tour leader” into the water then out . Wess is the wholesale demand of the
It is further found and decreed that in said Circuit Court as and for the seen, of the sea elephant and are
said assessments is questioned after
departments
desiring to carry out the
the again, landing with a surprising leap
the same has been levied or made the value and total cost of the im­ decree of said Circuit Court.
whales, of the great ice-barrier ___
president
’
s
policies.
It is hardly fair
on
the
ice,
is
to
behold
a
“
stunt
”
that
and
or collected or enforced, then, and in provement made and done by defend­
enormous icebergs, of the snow petrel sets advanced vaudeville” even when to call the men who inquire about
either of said events, I am to return ant "Warren Construction Co." in
and the ice-clad mountains. Onr two aided by Emma Calve, a difficult those expenditures “a small selfish
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
said $27,000.00 to said “Warren Con­ and on streets of the City of Tilla­
capacity audiences were held spell­ pace to follow.
minority,” because congress is doing
virtue of said
struction Company." Provided, how­ mook under and by
bound by the pictures and the mar­
The baby sea elephants are another its best now to satisfy two very im­
Notice is hereby given: That pur- velous story.”
ever, that if 1 have prior to any such i “paving contract" was and is $159,-
portant bodies of citizens—those in
group of financial comedians.
final decree or judgment disbursed 942.07, as ascertained and determined suant to a writ of execution issued
The Washington. D. C. Post in Chaplin at his best never Charles official and private life who want the
said $27,000.00 for the benefit and by Resolution of the Common Coun­ out of the Circuit Court of tie State commenting on the pictures, said: greater laughter than one existed
..., the war plans quickly consummated,
of the
i
the County of Tilla- “The most thrilling and most unusai
account of said plaintiffs under and cil of defendant "City ofTillamook" of of Oregon, for
young elephants when he awoke from and that other very important ele­
in accordance with the next preceed- December 3. 1912, of which $16,719.45 mook. dated the loth day of. June, fact pictures ever thrown on the 1.1 day dream, assumed an expression ment which has to pay the taxes.
ing paragraph of this receipt, 1 shall was ami is for the surface drainage 1917, upon a decree rendered in said screen in Washington were shown at of pained surprise, and scratched his Washington is full of contractors and
defendant Court on the 18th day oi Jure. 1017, the Belasco Theatre when Sir Doug­
not, by reason of such final decree or system constructed by
' material men—men who want to be
Co.” under in the cause wherein Louise Wine- las Mawson's pictures were supple­ nose with his flipper.
judgment or anything else lierein "W arren Construction
patriotic, but expect to be paid for it.
said
contract
and
;he
remaining
$143,-
A
striking
example
of
the
marvel
­
hard,
Anna
Wcssinger,
Paul
Wessin-
contained, be under anv obligation to
mented with a vivid lecture.
> Taxes don’t bother this class as they
222.62
was
and
is
for
the
balance
of
executrixes
ous
utility
of
wireless
telegraphy
---*
ger
and
Henry
Wagner,
return said $27.000.00 or any part
"Not even the Scott pictures, the
nanv^rLm 'bother congressmen who listen to the
ic
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, ....
thereof to said “Warren Construc­ the work done by defendant “Warren and executors respectively of the Rainey African hunt pictures or the I given when the Mawson 1 p.irtj trom annM
Construction
Company"
under
said
its
hut
buried
beneath
the
snows of appeals and arguments of the tax-
last
will
and
testament
of
Henry
Williamson Submarine pictures can
tion Company.”
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In
ioucn
1
pay
if
rs
’
Washington
is
also
filling up
contract;
and
an
Antartic
winter,
kept
in
touch
Weinhard,
deceased,
were
plaintiffs,
Said $27,00000 is to be forthwith
equal tfiese astonishing photographic with
,;,v aid of the Wlth marching men. The uniform ap-
It is further ordered anil decreed and F. H. Astmann, Veronika Ast-
civilization by the
deposited in my name as Trustee m
representations
of
marine
and
animal
pears in all the department buildings
such hank of the City of Portland as that defendant “City of Tillamook.” manti, and I Veronika Astmann, as life and hardships endured bv the in­ l Marconi invention. Hardly less
and is conspicuous in the hotels and
may be approved by said "Warren by and through its Mayor and Com­ asignee of F. H. Astmann, for the trepid explorers of the frozen South velous is the bringing back to the in- I
on the highways. Congress is in al­
Construction Co." under an arrange­ mon Council ami other proper of­ benefit of the creditors of F. H. Ast-
"The story is a tale of dauntless habitant globe the indisputable proofs
ment with such bank, if such an ar­ ficers, shaft forthwith, by resolution mann, were defendants, in ftivor of heroism. The most graphic motion by means of the moving picture nia-I most daily discussion of more pay f°r
rangement can be effected, whereby or ordinance or in such other manner said plaintiffs and against th« said de­ pictures are those depicting the ter­ chine, of Mawson’s account of life those men and their equipment. Ex­
and form as may be prescribed bv the fendants for tin sum of twenty-seven
1 perience in trying to pass the first
such bank will pay interest on said
rific force of the wind on the great and adventure at the South Pole.
1 hese wonderful pictures will be war tax bill of $1,800,000,000 is hard
continent—wind
which
$27,000.00 during such time as it re­ charter of defendant “City of Tilla­ hundred dollars, together with inter­ Southern
which
mains so deposited; and said $27,000- mook,” assess and determine the pro­ est thereon from January 17th, 1912, averaged for the entire year a veloc­ shown at Chautauqua on the fifth I enough, as the average legislator
portionate share of such total cost of
mght with the lecture exactly as told I views it, to give pause, at least until
00 shall remain in such bank, or to said improvement under said “paving at the rate of six per cent per annum ity oi 50 miles an hour and which
which by Sir Douglas Mawson himself.
until paid, and for the further sum of frequently reached 100 miles. Another
there is reasonable assurance that the
any other bank to which it may be
contract" assessable to each lot or
money raised will be honestly spent,
transferred by mutual consent of said parcel of ground in said City of Till­ two hundred fifty dollars attorney’s astonishing film showed the life of
fees and for the costs and disburse­ the penguins, the gulls and the sea
or will not be so sidetracked f“r
"Warren Construction Company" and
amook abutting on or adjacent to and
Late Lessons on Crop Yields.
salaries and new berths that the res­
me, untail it shall, in accordance with benefitted by said improvement and ments of this suit, taxed at $1775, elephant. From the standpoint of
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toration of normal finance will be
the terms of this receipt, become the assess each such Jot or parcel of which said execution is to me direct­ photographic art aTone these pictures
General talk about crop shortages forever postponed.
property of plaintiffs in this suit or ground with and levy an assessment ed, commanding me as Sheriff to are unsurpassed.”
Congress is hearing much about the
The story of the death of Lieuten­ .las led to concern over the possible
be returned by me to said "Warren upon such lot or parcel of ground for satisfy the said decree by sale of the
Construction Company;" and all in­ its said proportionate share of such real property hereinafter described; ant Ninnis and Dr. Mertz, and the • yield’s* Th’ “s Spr'"g on the co«n>ng purchase of ships and about contracts
Now,
therefore,
in
order
t<
satisfy
for enormous sums, and is conse­
marvelous escape of Mawson himself
terest earned on said $27.000.00 while total cost of said improvement, and
quently of an inquisitive turn of mind.
------------ * breathless
- '
with awe ’
*0 deposited in any such bank shall that said assessment shall be final said decree, I will, on Saturday, the holds everyone
-■1st
day
of
July,
1917,
at
10:00
o
’
clock
And that may not be a bad thing
and compassion; and the still and I
be paid to said “Warren Construction and conclusive; and
in
the
forenoon
of
said
day,
at
the
sifter all.
moving pictures
thrown er.
lllv I
Company.’*
on the
|
It is further ordered and decreed front door of the Court House in
.
screen furnish many scenes oi beautv inevitable result. There
that the Recorder or other proper of­
Card of Thanks.
Whereas the parties of this suit have ficer of defendant “City of Tillamook” Tillamook City, Oregon, sell at pub­ and grandeur; moonlit icebergs in ' Iondo* S°r U”dUe ap’>rehen»ion. The
lic auction (subject to redemption) form like gigantic mushrooms,
mushrooms fierce Idata
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ftrno^PCaC7°r rf"n,lv Published
this day entered into a stipulation for shall, immediately after said assess­
to the highest bidder for cash in blizzards that blot out the sight of a
The Sisters of
St. Alphonsu’
the entry of a decroe in the above en­ ment for said improvement is so
Academy wish to express their ra®1
titled suit in the above entitled court, made, enter a statement thereof and hand, all the right, title and interest man's hand held before his face- ter-,
gracious thanks to their many friend’
which proposed decree is set out in of the amount so assessed against of the said defendants in and to the rifftc winds that drive everything be­
fidlowing described real property, fore them; and last of all. wonderful 1
who by devotedness, interest an“
full in said stipulation; and
each such lot or parcel of ground in situated in the County of Tillamook
views of bird and animal life in the records of our own country are of th. their nresence, contributed in
Whereat as part of the considera­ the “Docket of City Liens” of de­
and State of Oregon, to-wit:
same
character
The
weaih.
r
>
h
frozen
seas
>
and
desolate
lands
about
'
tion for said stipulation defendant fendant “City of Tillamook" in such I
,?r8e a measure to the social an“
The Fast Half (F. ’i) of the North the >outh Pole
presents «tati«.;.. .' .2 ca“"-r bureau financial
success of last Tuesday’’
"Warren Construction Company” has manner and form as may he prescrib­
" • ’’»‘.«‘Ks indicating that a
East quarter (N.F
>*) and the
late
spring
ls
alwavs
b
*
.»
Mr
Frank
Hurley,
who
is
now
with
!
¡greed to do the things hereinafter ed bv the Charter of said defendant,
South West quarter (S. \V. ’<) of the Sir Ernest bh. kleton in the South eras»?«
to entertainment. A special “thank you
mentioned;
and that thereupon said assessment North Fast quarter (N. E. '«) of performed wonderful feats in secur­ I Of ‘he “war“ CeXr",nUr Rrain»' ’’ extended to Mr. Henry Plasker
Now. therefore, the promises being ami the amount so assessed against
who so generously gave his time and
Section five (5), in Township One (1) ing these pictures They are a source as corn, cotton and
^I°P*' ,uc^
as above stated, defendant “Warren each lot or parcel of ground shall he
North of Range Ten (to) West of of continual wonderment to each au more depends nnnn .1. P°‘a‘oes. far Jabor to the construction of *bf
Construction Company" docs hereby an ' become a valid anil binding lien
Fountain” which was certainly *
agree with the other parties to this on and against such lot or parcel of Willamette Meridian, containing one dlcnce that sees them The audiences and immediately after V w<-a‘her at great attraction to the audience. we
hundred nintcen and 82-100 (IIQ.82) arc especially enthusiastic over the blooming time than carb”' nr*! ’nd
suit that if said proposed decree is ground, which lien shall have priority acres, more or less.
for com alone there i. I
r !,tcT are also v«ry grateful to Miss Helen
moving view, of the whip forcing h
rendered and entered by and in the over all other liens or incumbrances
Durrer. George Durrer. Herman San­
Dated this 20th day of June. 1917.
wav through the ice; of the glorious
above entitled court, said defendant whatever; and
ders and John Plasker for supp!y'nlr
W. I.. Campbell,
lighting on the icebergs. Educational-
shall, after said decree is also entered
with Oregon's beautiful ever-
It is further ordered and ilecreed, in
ff*‘’«nginit from
fc’s Tt^
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore.
geecn, moss, ferns, logs, flowers, etc.
Sister» of St.Mari-
LITIGANTS IN PAVING CASE
AGREE TO SETTLE
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By Our Clubbing arrangement,
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