T illamook
headlight ,
J uly io, 1917
What tbe Editors Say
become
. apprehensiveb«h ‘o wiH
fc"'
Administrator's Notice to Creditors.
Togcther with any and all ease­
. farmers to heed th. *' • we *or
ments, rights of way, tenements,
appurtenances,
Notice is hereby given, that by vir­ hereditaments and
The justice pounded the desk and ebryci^,VVrn°r Withy *ombenga:iOdUndeexd
called loudly: “Order, order! You bi-este:e"LrKo„:e dfr?v w tue of an order duly made and enter­ connected with said real property be­
ed by the County Court for the longing to said Laura VV. Krebs.
seem to forget that I ain in the room.
Now, therefore, by virtue of'said
County of Tillamook, Oregon, the
—Willamina Times.
undersigned has been duly appointed judgment and execution and in
When Weary Willie waits at the >al”>r‘shortage'^ich“ »fr °f *Fe administrator of the estate of J. S. pliance with the commands oi*aid
Stephens, deceased. Notice is further writ, I will, on Mondav. the 20th day
back door with his plea, beginning employment „:
"
1 $,ern"t the
“Lady could you?” etc., beat him to For ihi t
'“any undesirables given that all persons having claims of August. 1917, at 10.00 o’clock a.
against the said estate are hereby m„ at the north front door of the
it with a hoe and rake and a bucksaw
notified and required to present court house in Tillamook City, Ore­
and such like, and see that he earns
same to the undersigned, with proper gon sell at public auction to the
more than you give him before he
vouchers, within six months from highest bidder for cash in hand (sub­
connects with the eats, says an ex­
this date.
ject to redemption) all the right, title
C0“"ty
change. Set the price of a hand out ■nan was se.H to jht
Dated July 10, 1917.
and interest which the within named
so high that he will prefer working
W. J. Stephens, Adminis­ defendant, Laura W. Krebs, had on
for wages to grafting where the graft mhte'Jtlm he
trator of the Estate of J. the 12th day of July, 1917, or since
comes high. Either that or show him organization whose“ “"aims'are^ well
S. Stephens, deceased, Till­ that date had in and to the said above
where the paving gangs are working. known How many mo"
amook, Oregon.
• described property or any part there-
"
—*-- said
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_ News Times.
Johnson, Handley & McGrath, of, to -**
satisfy
are still mthin the county is not
ment, interest, costs
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costs.
The disturbances everywhere in the during the“) h°W ‘nany wi" come in
Summons.
Dated this the 12th day of July, '
United States caused by the I. W. W. nur ng the harvest, and therefore pre-
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1917.
who are backed with money by Ger­ needl«“. W'‘iCh may now aPP«r
< A ,nay not be out of place It
In the Circuit
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Court __
of ________
the State __
of
man spies, is getting to be a serious Y t,. better
W. L. Campbell,
to
be
safe
than
sorry-In
Oregon for Tillamook County.
problem. Here is an element whp dependent.
Sheriff of Tillamook
7
Ethel
Krugan,
Plaintiff
does not support the government in
County, Oregon.
vs.
any way, harly a handful of these, if
1
have
ii/inl^n
1
a
'a
J
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sta,e
K
ovcrnn
’
ents
Martin
Krugan,
Defendant.
Summons.
any, pay taxes or are able to assist in
To Martin Krugan, the above nam­
any way, and still they are the hire­ of the ro.?d,ha?ds ln various sections
In th Circuit
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ot the country to suppress the acts of ed defendant:
Court vi
of me
the 31
State of
lings of our enemy and try to weaken itw
wid dis'°ya,t* of
Oregon for Tillamook County
In the name of the State of Oregon ( Citizens
our cause and prevent victory if pos­ L
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What s,cps wi" be ‘a«ten to
You are hereby required to appear
sible. If this thing continues this gov­
complaint filed
Plaintiff
ernment will be forced to take some stop the treasonable work of this or­ and answer the
vs.
severe steps to control this element ganization remains to be seen. The I. against you in the above entitled J. T. Alexander and Ada F
,
\\
.
trouble
throughout
the
coun
­
court and cause, on or before the ex­
of disturbance.—Banks Herald.
try seems to be due to “walking dele- piration of the time prescribed for Alexander, his wife; Blanch
Kates.
or
non-working
trouble
mak-
publication of this summons, and Clark and Earl A. Clark,
The American people are commenc­ 1 rs. I hese fellows go from camp to the
if
you
fail to so appear and answer, wife and husband, Oscar F
ing to see chances for saving which camp, follow an easy life, dn no reai the plaintiff
will apply to the court Mann and E. P. McCroskey.’
heretofore have been entirely over­ labor themselves, but put their entire for the relief demanded in the com­
•
Defendants
looked. They are being reminded, for energy mt0 stirring up discontent plaint which is that the marriage con­
lo J. T. Alexander, Ada F. Alex-'
instance, that more than a billion dol­ and trouble among those who are tract now existing between plaintiff ander his wife; Blanch Clark and ’
lars’ worth of barnyard refuge is an­ working in the camps and mills and and defendant be dissolved and that Earl A.
Clark, wife and husband ’
nually wasted in this country. Much mines and presuade them to walk out. plaintiff have such other relief as to Oscar F. Mann and E. P. McCroskey. ’
of this waste is, of course, needless 1 hen the “walking delegate” goes to the court may seem equitable.
In the name of the State of Oregon
and inexcusable, and when the at­ the next place and repeats the act.
This summons is published in the you are hereby required to appear j
tention of the people is called to it, With this nation at war—a most lillamook Headlight in pursuance of and answer the complaint filed again- I
especially when
backed by the serious war too,—the work of these an order made by Hon. Geo. R. Bag- st you in the above entitled suit, on 1
necessity of war, they will try to walking delegates is nothing other ley, Judge of the above named court, or before the 24th day of August,
eliminate it.And in following the mot­ than treason to this government. dated June 23rd, 1917, requiring pub­ 1911, and if you fail to appear in said
to of “Save the waste and win the They are doing nothing other than lication hereof to be made once a suit within specified time, plaintiff I
war” they will lay the foundation for that which will injure this country week for six successive weeks, and will take judgment against you for
still larger and more permanent pros­ when every one should be working the first publication hereof is made the foreclosure of that certain prom­
issory note and mortgage for the sum
perity to the nation as a whole.—Ob­ together in harmony, and we predict the 28th day of June, 1917.
of Seven Hundred ($700.00) Dollars,
H. T. Botts,
server.
the time is rapidly approaching
Attorney for Pla'ntiff. with interest at the rate of 6 per cent
' when Uncle Sam will deal with such
per annum from the 1st day of
The Oregon Association for the parties as traitors to the government
March, 1916, and $9.27 taxes and . |
Notice.
Prevention of Tuberculosis is doing a and put them in the penitentiary or
interest thereon from and after Sep­
fine work in Portland and opt in the hang them, as they justly deserve.—
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Statement of the First Bank of Bay tember 21st, 1916, at the rate of 6
state in its surveys and its practical Itemizer.
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Bay City, Oregon, showing per cent per annum, and also $9.48
assistance to health authorities in the
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handling of patients. It is also doing A new army of volunteers is coming the amount standing to the credit of taxes and interest thereon from and
a constructive service in co-operation ' to the front. The “knights of the every depositor July 1st, 1917, who after March 10th, 1917, at 6 per cent
with Oregon’s military authorities to grip” proposed to give their vacation has not made a deposit or who has per annum, and for the sum of $100.-
aid in the detection of tuberculosis in to the defense of the nation by work­ not withdrawn any part of his depos­ 00 attorney’s fees as provided in said
the ranks of our brave soldiery. This ing on farms and in harvest fields. it, principal or interest, for the period note and mortgage, and the costs and
in this suit, said
work will be of vital importance after They have asked their employers to of more than seven years immediately disbursements
the boys get into sloppy trenches extend the period of vacation to four prior to said date, with the name, mortgage being given on the follow­
described premises, to-wit: The
during the wet winters of northern or six weeks, and they resolve as fol­ last known postoffice address of such ing
depositor, and the fact of his death, if East Half of the Northeast Quarter,
France. No effort for prevention or lows: “War with all its dread posi- known.
Southeast Quarter and South Half of
cure must be spared in any matter bilities has come to our country, and
Name of depositor, Fagan, W. A., the Southwest Quarter of Section 3G,
that pertains to the welfare of our our ally. Canada. In preparation for Bay
City, Oregon, 35.15,
Township 3 South, Range 8 West of
brave young men. Financial support the feeding of ourselves and our al­ State of Oregon, County of Tilla­ the Willamette Meridian, containing
must not be lacking for this neces­ lies, the farmers of this country have
mook, ss:
320 acres, more or less, in Tillamook
sary endeavor.—Oregon Voter.
planted a greatly increased acreage
I, John O. Bozorth, being first duly County, State of Oregon.
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over former years. Industrial condi­ sworn, depose and say, upon oath,
Service of this summons is made
No more effective blow could be tions a making ever-increasing de­ that I am the cashier of the First upon you by publication in pursuance
dealt the pirate nation by the United mands upon all of us to offer our­ Bank of Bay City, Tillamook County, to an order of the Honorable Judge
States than cutting off the supply of selves for whatever work appears to Oregon, and that the foregoing state­ Geo. R. Bagley,, Circuit Judge of
food that has been filtering through be the most urgent. There are active­ ment is a full, true, correct and com­ Tillamook County, Oregon, made on
neutral nations to Germany. Sweden, ly engaged in the United States and plete statement, showing the name the 3rd day of July, 1917, ordering
Denmark, and Holland have been Canada about 600,000 traveling and last known residence, fact of death, such publication in the Tillamook
highways for such freight, Sweden city salesmen, and of that number if known, and the amount to the Headlight, a newspaper of general
being a neutral nation with an appar­ about 3,000 in the jurisdiction com­ credit of each depositor as required circulation in this community, once a
ent leaning toward Germany, and prising Oregon, Washington and by the provisions of Chapter 14 8, of week for six consecutive weeks, the
others probably impartial, their right British Columbia. We favor a vaca­ the General Laws of Oregon, 1917.
first publication being July 12th, 1917
John O. Bozorth, Cashier. and the last publication being August
to trade with belligerents is recog­ tion of from four to six weeks during
Subscribed and sworn to before me 23rd, 1917.
nized by international law. Rut with the harvest season instead of the va­
Hall & Lepper,
this country and South America, not­ cation usually granted by our employ­ this 10th day of July, 1917.
112-115 Citizens Bank Bld.
L. F. Brode,
ably Argentina, guarding against food ers. during which time we will offer
Notary Public for Oregon.
Portland, Oregon.
going to within reach of Germany, our services as farm hands.”—Tele­
My Commission expires Oct. 4, 1920.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
old General Starvation will be a heav­ phone Register.
ier contributor to the cause of the Al­
TESTED AND PROVEN
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
When The Truth is Known.
lies than ever before.—News Report-
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In spite of the rigid
censorship
Notice is hereby given: That
by Th«re is a Heap of Solace in Being
A space-writer for a New Yorf pa- enough leaks through to make cer- virtue of a writ of execution issued
much
tipset
Per appears
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...... tain that internal dissension prevailes
because of articles appearing in the to a greater or lesser extent in Ger­
republican press calling the attention many. The people are gradually be­
of the country to’our increasing im­ coming aware of the real situation
ports from Japan. He cannot discover and it is evident that they no longer
that there is any appreciable in­ accept the official reports without
crease in our imports of pottery from question. It is inconceivable that an
Japan, under the present tariff law, entire nation could be so transformed
although the official figures show a as to follow blindly to the end the in­
23 per cent increase during the cal­ sane course of leaders whose acts
endar year 1916 over 1913, nine •have arrayed the world against them,
months of which was under the pro­ and it would seem certain that the
tective policy, while imports of p»t- history of Russia will be duplicated.
tery from Japan during the nine I In considering this it must be re-
months of the current fiscal year, ' member that there is a vast differ-
ended March 31, show an increase of encc between the two peoples,
nearly 60 per cent over the similar all tbe advantage of education and
period of 1913, under protection.— independent thinking in favor of the
German. The latter may have been
Umpqua Valley News.
deceived as to events and may have
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With the actual draft upon us, there been dazzled by promises of what
is much speculation as to who will be the outcome would be, but let him
the first to go from our own com­ once clearly face the situation as the
munity. But whoever it may be, we world knows it to be—that, be the
who remain should see that they are time long or short, Germany and her
not forgotten by the “folks back allies are certainly beaten—he can be
home.” We should ascertain the expected to imitate the Russian. With
eamps to which each one is assigned, the truth once known the German
*nd then through a home committee people will clearly see that nothing
see that each is generously supplied is to be gained by prolonging the war
with magazines, home papers, com­ and its continuance can only mean
fort bags, cheery letters, and any­ gradual lessening of men and material
, ,
thing that will make life more cheer­ resources.
Already the effect of American as­
ful to them. No single individual go-
mg forth from this community to sistance is apparent in both fronts,
fight for his country should be over­ and while there may be delay in
looked, and all should be shown throwing the military weight of his
equal courtesy and attention. This of­ country into the balance, when it is
developed and used the centra! pow­
fice is mailing the Signal weekly to ers
cannot hope to successfully
Ju those whose addresses have been withstand it. It is probable that no
handed in and it is up to every citizen one knows this better than the
of this vicinity to do some little thing
and his generals, but they have
*0 cheer the boys along.—Seaside kaiser
created a situation from which they
Signal.
cannot withdraw and have probably
determined to fight on to the bitter
J oung men liable to be drawn in end For them peace at once or a
'he draft should read the accounts of vear hence will have the same mean­
German air raids on London. The ing for a disillusioned and deceived
leutonic air vultures again circled people will hold them to strict ac­
•hit city Saturday and before driven count when they know the truth Bu«
«••dropped tons of high explosives immediate peace will be very differ­
*hich blotted out the lives of help- ent for the German people, for it »il
•ess women and little children with save variable lives and avert total
n° military damage that could in any ruin. When they understand hts
*av affect the progress of the war. th- v cannot be expected to follow
ihe picture of a distracted mother hlindh to the end. Some already un­
’earching the ruins ot a little home in derstand and hence the • muttering
’earch of mangled little bodies is not The only question iv when will the
a pleasant one, and the man whose truth be known.—Hillsboro Inde-
number is drawn can congratulate pendeent. ____
mmself that he has bv chance been
’rieeted ,o a>d *n putting a stop to Twenty-Five Cents is the Price of
Peace.
••"s fiendishness. Indeed, he may well
The terrible itching ai*i smarting,
•ell that his selection is a privilege to
he welcomed instead of a burden for incident to certain skin diseases, is
.’erman ruthlessness on land and sea almost instantlv allayed by applying
’’ the only reason for the army the Chamberlain’s SalvePrice 25 cents
For sale by Lamar » Drug Store.
’•tawing will create.— Independent.
Able to Depend Upon a Well-
Earned Reputation.
out of the Circuit Court of the State
For months Tillamook readers have
of Oregon, for the County of Mult­
nomah, dated the 9th day of July, seen the constant expression of praise
1917, in the cause wherein J. M. Mc­ for Doan’s Kidney pills, and read
Intire was plaintiff and Laura W. about the good work they have done
Krebs was defendant, upon a judg­ in this locality. What other remedy
ment rendered in said Court and ever produced such convincing proof
cause on the 21st day of February,
Wm. Tupper, 1009 Furr St., Hills­
1917, in favor of the said plaintiff
and against the said defendant in the boro. Orc., says: ”1 have tried severa
sum of forty five hundred and no-10l> kidney medicines, but I have found
dollars, with interest thereon at the that there is nothing equal to Doan s
rate of six per cent per annum from Kidney Pills. 1 am more or less sub­
the 21st day of February, 1917, and ject to kidney trouble and lame back.
the further sum of $42.95 costs and At times, sharp twinges catch me in
disbursements, and the costs and dis­ my back and when 1 get down I can
bursements of this writ, 1 did on the hardly straighten up. After I have
12th day of July, 1917, levy upon all taken a box or two of Doan s Kidney
the right, title and interest which the Pills, my kidneys act all right „and
within named Laura W. Krebs had on my back feels as strong as ever ” ,
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don t
said 12th day of July, 1917, in and
to the following described real prop­ simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
erty situated in Tillamook County, Mr.
Tupper had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 5.18 chains Props., Buffalow, N. Y.
east of the northwest corner of the The Government Needs Farmers as
southwest quarter of the northwest
Well as Fighters.
quarter of section 26, in township 4
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south, of range 10 west, Willamette
Two million three hundred thou­
meridian; thence (var. 21 degrees sand
acres of Oregon A California
E.) south 10.00 chains: thence east Railroad
Co. Grant Lands. Title re­
8.00 chains; thence north 10.00 vested
United States. To be open
chains; thence west 8.00 chains to the ed for in homesteaders
and sale. Con­
place of beginning,
containing 8 taining some of the best
land left in
acres, more or less;
the United States. Large Copyrighted
A strip of land and water right be­ map, showing land by section, and de­
ginning at a point north 85 degrees, scription of soil, climate, rainfall,
r.
east 5.31 chains from the % section elevation, h , iiiiiwL
i « ,w.,,
etc..
by
temperature,^
26
and
27,
corner between sections
Postpaid
One Dollar. Grant
counties.
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thence
township 4 S., R. 10 W.;
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Port-
north H2 degrees west 2.95 chains; Lands Locating Co., Box 610,
land,
Oreg
->n
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2.61
thence north 35 degrees west
chains; north 38 degrees cast 3.04
Co-Partnership.
chains; north 51 degrees east 3.00
chains; north 29 degrees 30 minutes
The undersigned have entered
east 2 60 chains to the south line of to a co-partnership for the practice
the lands of John Krebs, being in the law, under the firm name of Johnson,
S. W. % of the N. W. %, section 26, Ha.iJIcy & McGrath. July 9, 1917.
T. 4 S., R. 10 West;
S. S. Johnson
Also the timber now on the land
T. B. Handley,
belonging to Frederick Briody, lying
Robert H. McGrath.
on the north side of Arstell Creek in
sections 26 and 27, I. 4 S., R. 10 W.; 'INSTANT ACTION SURPRISES
together with a right to use said
MANY HERE.
property of said Briody above de­ I This grocer's story surprises local
scribed for the purpose of logging people: “I had bad stomach trouble
said timber; and timber of said John 1 All food seemed to sour and form
Krebs, lying back of said timber; said gas. Was always constipated. Noth-
grantees to have the right to use said ing helped until I tried buckthorn
lands for roads where most conven­ bark, glyc-.::ne, etc., e.s mixed in
ient for logging purposes.
Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL as-
Also, the northeast quarter of the tonished me in its 1NSTANT action.”
southwest quarter, the west half of Because AdRr-i-ka flushes the EN­
the southeast quarter and the south­ TIRE alimentary tract it relieves
west quarter of the northeast quarter ANY
CASE constipation, sour
of Section 26 in township 4 south stomach or gas and prevents appen­
of range 10 west of the Willamette dicitis. It has QUICKEST action of
Meridian, in Oregon, containing 160 anything we ever sold. J. S. Lamar,
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