Tillamook headlight., April 24, 1919, Image 3

TILLAMOOK*» HEADLIGHT APRIL 124, 1919.
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Notice of Intention to Improve Street '
Notice to Creditor*.
In Tillamook City, Oregon.
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1 Notice is given that the under-
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NOTICE 10
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GIVEN, tc
«igned
has vw-vsaa
been «PFVIUICU
appointed aUUHUlB-
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all whom it may concern, that the trator of the estate of Anna M. Me-
1 Common Council of Tillamook City, Leod. deceased, by the County Court
I Oregon, deeming it expedient to im­ of Tillamook County. Oregon. All
prove the street hereinafter described persons having claims against said
I
did, on the 14th day of April, 1919,
adopt a resolution for said improve­ estate are hereby required to present
ment, which said resolution is in them to the undersigned for allow-
words and figures as follows, to-wit: j ance within six months from the data
Resolution and Notice of Intention To of this notice. Presentment to be
Improve a Certain Street in
made to the undersigned at the office
Tillamook City, Oregon
: of H. T. Botts, Attorney at Law, Til­
i
Be is resolved that the Common lamook City, Oregon.
Council of Tillamook City, Oregon,
Dated this March 27, 1919.
I deems it expedient and hereby de­
G. H. McLeod Administrator.
clares its intention to improve the
H. T. Botts, Attorney.
following street in said city, to-wit:
All that portion of Seventh Street
extending from the East side of Still­
well Avenue to the West side of
Summons.
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Miller Avenue, by establishing the
grade of said street; by grading the
In the Circuit Court of the State of
same to proper subgrade by rolling Oregon for Tillamook County.
the roadway thereof by laying
i thereon a concrete roadway 24 feet Bay City, a Municipal Cor­
poration, Plaintiff.
in width and 6 inches in thickness;
vs,
by building curbs, catch basins and
laying drain pipe, together with in­ Eugene McGill, M. F. Murphy
lets and constructing laterals for
and Stephen Collins.
sewer connections, and making pro­
Defendants.
vision for the necessary surface drain­
To Eugene McGill, M. F. Murphy,
age of said street with all the ap­
and Stephen Collins, the above nam­
purtenances thereto.
All of said immprovements to be ed defendants.
made in accordance with the charter, . In the name of the State of Oregon,
resoultions and ordinances of Till­ you are hereby required to appear
Notice to Creditors.
i
amook City and in accordance with and answer Or otherwise plead to
Notice is hereby given that the un- the plans and specifications and est­ complaint filed against you in the
of work therefor, made and
dersigned has been appointed Ex­ imates
prepared by the City Engineer of above entitled cause on or before six
ecutrix of the last will and testa- Tillamook City, Oregon, filed in the weeks from the date of the first
ment of C. W. Hogen, deceased, by office of the City Recorder of said publications of this summons, and if
the County Court of Tillamook Tillamook City. All of said improve­ you fall to appear and answer aa
County, Oregon. All persons having ments to be made at the expense of aforesaid, plaintiff will arply to the
claims against the estate are hereby the property and all thereof adjacent court for the relief prayed for in the
required to present the same to the thereto and specially benefitted by complaint, to-wit: that the plaintiff
improvements within the limits
undersigned for allowance at the of- said
of the district established and de­ be declared to be the owner in fee
fice of H. T. Botts, attorney at law, fined by this resolution.
simple of Lots Nine and Ten (9 &
Tillamook, Oregon, within six months
Be it further resolved, that the 10) of Block Four (4) of Bay City,
from date of this notice.
p'ans, specifications and estimates Tillamook County, Oregon, and that
ioi the proposed improvements so the defendants have no right, title
Dated March 27th, 1919.
Couldn't Do Without Pipe.
made and prepared by the City or interest In and to said property or
Elizabeth Hogen,
Force of habit is a wonderful thing
Engineer as aforesaid, the estimate
Executrix.
said a Lewiston girl. "Now, my
of the probably total cost thereof any part thereof; that defendants
being the sum of $14,676.59 be, and and each of them be forever barred
father smokes a pipe. Smokes a great
and enjoined 1 om claiming any
the same are hereby approved.
deal, and then when he is going
Notice of Final Account.
That the boundaries of the assess­ right, in and to said property or any
away or anything his pipe is his first
Notice is hereby given, that the ment district to be benefited by said part thereof adverse to the plaintiff
consideration. Some time ago there
improvements and assessed therefore herein, and that the plaintiff have
was a fire in the neighborhood in undersigned has filed in the County are hereby established as follows:
judgment aguinst the above named
Court of Tillamook County. Oregon,
the middle of the night.
Beginning at the Northwest corner ' defendants for the costs and dis­
"Father was out of bed with the his final account as administrator of Lot 5, in block 2, of Central Addi­ bursements of this cause, and for
first stroke of the alarm and rushed of the estate of Willis- B. Powell, de­ tion to Tillamook City being on the such other and further relief as to
downstairs. Mother and I were a lit­ ceased, and that said Court has fixed East side of Stillwell Avenue the court may seem equitable.
For disenfecting where Contagious or
^Tillamook
City,
and
run­
tle longer getting there. When we Monday, May 5th, 1919, at the hour in
ning thence East to the West Side
This summons is served upon you
infectious diseases are prevailing.
got downstairs we found father with of 10 o’clock a.m., at the County of Block 8 of A. A. Miller’s Addition by publication by order of Hon. A.
Court
room
at
the
Court
House
in
a raincoat on over his night shirt,
to the town of Tillamook (now Tilla­ M. Hare, County Judge of Tillamook
CARBOLIC COMPOUND is a power­
leaning as far out of the back door Tillamook City, Oregon, as the time mook City,) running thence South County, Oregon, In the absence of
as he could, gazing wildeyed at the and place for hearing objections to to the center of the West side of said Hon. Geo. R. Bagley, Circuit Judge,
ful Germicidal mixture and by its use
said final account and the settle- Block 8; thence east along the center
blaze down the street.
line of said block 8 to the East side said order having been made and
will improve general stable conditions.
"When he heard us enter he ment thereof.
thereof; thence South to the South­ entered on the 8th day of March,
1918.
Dated
this
April
3rd,
brought his head in long enough to
corner of Lot 1 in Block 10 of 1919, and directing such publication
H. T. Botts Administrator. east
exclaim, "Great Gost, Alice, the
A. A. Miller's Addition to the Town of to be made in the Tillamok Head­
Jones' house is all afire and I can't
Tillamook (now Tillamook City) Ore­ light, once a week for six consecutive
gon, and running thence West along
find my pipe!”
Administrator’s Notice to Creditors. the center line of said Block; to the weeks and the date of the first pub­
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West side of said block; thence lication is the 13th day of March,
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.
Hi* Dental Destiny.
Notice is hereby given, that the North to the center of the 1919.
Father and mother were having a undersigned has been appointed ad­ East side of Block 41 of Thayer’s
Geo. P. Winslow,
Addition to what is now Tillamook
Attorney
for Plaintiff.
little
chat
by
the
fire
before
retiring
ministrator
of
the
Estate
of
F.
P.
SZSES25H5H5aS25B525a52525a52Sa52S25252SE5Z525252S
for the night. The future of their Kleim, late of Tillamook County, City; thence West along the center
P. O. Address, Tillamook, Ore,
line
of
said
Block
41,
and
other
little ones was the interesting topic Oregon, by an order of the County blocks lying West thereof, to the
Court for Baid County, and has Southwest corner of Lot 4 in Block
of their conversation.
Summons.
“Then, what about Harold?” said qualified as such. Notice is further 2 of R. R. Hay’s Addition to Tilla­
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given that all persons having claims mook City; running thence North
the father presently.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
"Ah, Harold," sighed the mother, against the said estate lnUBt present along the East side of Stillwell Ave­
a shadow crossing her face, “1 some- the same to the undersigned, or to nue to the place of beginning. All Oregon for Tillamook County.
said Lots, Blocks and additions be­ Bay City, a municipal cor­
i
1 times wonder what will become of his attorneys, Johnson & Handley, of
ing in Tillamook, city, Oregon.
poration, Plaintiff.
Harold! He seems to take a fiendish at Tillamook, Oregon, together with
That said assessment district shall
vs.
delight in hurling his brothers und proper vouchers, duly verified, with­ be and is hereby designated as
W.
8.
Cone,
Peter Mani, and
months
from
and
after
this
in
six
sisters.”
Local Improvement District No. 9, and
W.
E,
Thompson,
Defendants.
1 “Is that so?” said the father date.
the property, and all thereof, in-
To Peter Mani and W. E. Thomp­
included within said District is de­
promptly. "Then we had better make Dated March 31, 1919.
scribed as follows: Lots 5, 6, 7, son, the above named defendants.
Otto Kleim,
him a dentist."
’
and 8 Block 2, Central Addition to In the name of the State of Oregon:
the
Administrator
of
o— -
City: Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4
You are hereby required to appear
Estate of F. P. Tillamook
Ain’t It The Truth!
Block 1, and Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block and answer or otherwise plead to
Kleim, deceased.
2, R. R. Hays Addition to Tillamook the Complaint filed against you in
At a recent Lowell centenary meet­
City. Lots3 and 4, in Block 11, Lots
ing in Cambridge, Mass., Prof. Wil­
5.
7 and 8 in Block 12, Lots 1 the above entitled Court and cause
liam Roscoe Thayer, who presided,
THE BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE IN
Notice of Sale.
and 2, in Block 13, Lots 1, 2, 3 and on or before six weeks from the date
told thiB:
4, in Block 14, Lots 5, 6, 7 and it of the first publication of this Sum­
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THE COUNTY.
When Cornell
University was
in Block 20; Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 in mons, and if you fail to appear and
Sealed
bids
will
be
received
by
the
Block 21;
- - Lots 5,
- 6, 7 and 8, in answer as aforesaid, plaintiff will
founded there was a struggle be­
See Us for Prices Before Ordering Elsewhere
United
States
Shipping
Board
Emer
­
and8, in
tween Ithaca, N. Y., and Ovid, N. Y.,
I Block 38; Lots 5, 6, 7
gency
Fleet
Corporation,
Room
634
Block 39; Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, in apply to the Court for the relief
• for the location of the institution,
prayed for in the complaint, to-wit:
i Ithaca won out. It seemed necessary Northwestern Bank Building. Port­ Block 40 and Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, in I That the plaintiff be decreed to be
Block
41.
land,
Oregon,
until
two
o
’
clock
p.m.
to compensate Ovid in some way, and
AU in Thayers Addition to the 1 the owner in fee simple of Lota 8 & 9
Iso the new state insane asylum was Wednesday, April thirteenth, Nine­ Town of Lincoln (now Tillamook of Block 1, Base Line Addition to
teen
hundred
ninteen,
for
the
follow
­
located at Ovid. After some yearB had
City), or Thayer’s Addition to Till- | Bay City. Oregon, and that the de-
gone by, and both Institutions were ing materials located at Tillamook, amook City.
i fendants and each of them have no
Oregon.
I
Also all those portions of Lots 5 'right, title or estate In and to said
flourishing, the Ovid people began to
Approximately
250,000
ft.
B.
M.
and
6,
in
Block
8,
of
A.
A.
Miller
’
s
suspect that Ithaca had a better
to the Town of Tillamook property or any part thereof; that
thing than they had. Two old citi­ lumber, at railroad dock, Tillamook, Addition
(now Tillamook City) Oregon, ly­ defendants and each of them be
Oregon.
lt
haca
’
s
zens were growling about
Approximately 50,000 ft. B. M. ing North of the North line of forever barred and enjoined from
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
prosperity one day, when one of them
lumber, al Feeney & Bremer ship­ Seventh Street as established across > claiming any right, title or estate In
said Lots.
said:
j and to the property or any part there
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, LATH AND
"Well, we got the insane asylum, yard. Tillamook, Oregon.
Also Lots 7 and 8, in Block 8, and of adverse to the plaintiff herein,
| Approximately 45,000 ft. B. M. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in Block 10 of said
anyway."
BRICK; DOMESTIC STEAM AND
and that the plaintiff have judgment
"Yes, we did” said the other, "but lumber, in boom at Feeney & Bremer A. A. Miller’s Addition to the Town against the above named defendants
shipyard.
Tillamook,
Ore.
of
Tillamook
(now
Tillamook
City.)
SMITHING COAL.
you’ll find out that it takes three in­
Also tract beginning at the south­ for the costs and disbursements of
One carload foundry coke.
sane asylums to equgl a college.”
east corner of Block 2 Central Addi­ this case, and for such other and fur-
Warehouse and Office Cor. Front and 3rd.Ave. West, Tillaniock Or.
One car load foundry sand.
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Five tons cast iron scrap, at Feen­ tion to Tillamook City and running thcr relief as to the Court may seem
thence North 105 feet; thence East equitable.
ey & Bremer Foundry, Tillamook, to
His Bright Idea.
the West side of Second Avenue
This summons is served upon you
"Please can you give a pool man a Ore.
East; thence South along the West by publication by order of the Hon.
Specifications
of
lumber
can
be
little something to eat? But I don’t
side of said Avenue 105 feet to the
had by applying to A. W. Morris,, North line of Seventh Street in Tilla­ | A. M. Hare. County Judge of Tilla­
want no bread please."
mook City, Oregon; thence West mook County, Oregon, in the absence
Woman—You don’t want no bread, resident auditor, Tillamook. Ore.
No proposals will be considered un­ along the North line of said Seventh of the Hon. Geo. R. Bagley, Circuit
eh? I guess you aint starving. tyou
Judge, said order having been made
less accompanied by certified check, Street to the place of beginning.
can jist get along out of here.
Be it further resolved, that the
"Wait till I explain madam. You payable to the order of the United City Recorder be and she is hereby and entered 01; the 3rd day of April,
see, the woman next door just gave States Shipping Board Emergency instructed to cause this resolution 1919, and directing publication of
me a piece of paving stone for bread, Fleet Corporation, in the amount of and notice to be published for three summons to be made In the Tilla­
and as she said she was the best Two Hundred and Fifty (1250.00) consecutive publications in the city mook Headlight, once a week for six
Dollars. The checks of the unsuccess­ official newspaper; that the City En­ consecutive we< ks, and the date of
bread maker on the street—”
"The best bread maker on this ful bidders will be returned to them gineer is directed to cause to be con­ the first publication Ir the 3rd day
posted at each end of the of April, 1919.
street! Just come right in here, my promptly. Terms of payment are cash spicuously
line of the proposed improvement, a
Geo. P. Wlnslow, ♦
what
on
delivery
of
material.
Material
poor man, and I'll show you
of this resolution and notice with- '
Attorney for Plaintiff
nome must be accepted within a reason­ copy
good
bread
really
is.
Lor
’
,
how
in
three
days
from
the
date
of
the
first
tobacco
taste
P. O. Address Tillamook, Ore.
“Go ahead and good
able time.
publication of such notice, and that
people does brag!"
Bids must be placed In sealed en­ all persons concerned be thereby
chew your sweet, stays with it.”
tasi*, smaller :hew,
velope addressed to Emergency Fleet notified of the date of the first pub- i
plug, if you Good
Notice to Water Users.
Brain* Unnecessary.
longer life is what make» Geo-
Corporation,
534
Northwestern lication of said notice, and that ob­
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jections
and
remonstrances
to
the
But there nine Gravely cost le»» to chew
Being dismissed from various em­ Bank Building. Portland, Oregon,
After March 1st, 1919, all water
proposed
improvements
may
be
filed
than ordinary plug.
ployments on account of some mental and marked "This is a sealed bld to with the City Recorder within 20 rents will be collected at the City
isn’t an ordinary
fFritc !•:—
deficiency, Pat, recently consulted a be opened at two o'clock p.m. Wed- days from the said date.
tobacco that’s one, G enuine G ravely
Hall of Tillamook City.
brain specialist, who, having exam­ nesady. April 30th, 1919.” Bidders
All persons concerned are hereby
The rules require that all water
DANVILLE. VA.
two, three with Real
ined the contents of his cranium said are Invited to be present at the time notified that said resolution was duly rent must be paid In advance before
f,r U'Utt •• dxwt P‘*t-
adopted on the date aforesaid; that
Gravely. The real
"These brains want to be washed and blds are opened.
the 10th of each month und this rule
cleaned, and if you leave them with
Bids will be opened at 534 North- the first publication of this notice is will be strictly enforced, and failure
made
April
17,
191»,
and
that
ob-
me for a day or two I’ll make a job western Bank Building. Portland, jections
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to pay will result in water being
and remonstrances
to
Oregon, at Two o’clock p.m. Wed- proposed improvement may be filed shut off and a charge of 50c made
of them.”
"All right air,” agreed the hero. nesday, April 13, 1919.
with the undersigned City Recorder for turning on again.
The right is expressly reserved to within 20 days from said date.
"1’11 come back for them at the end
F. L. Berkey, SupL
Done by order of the Common
< reject any or all blds.
of the week.”
He failed however, to redeem his
Dated at Portland, Oregon, April Council of Tillamook City, Oregon.
For Sale any one wanting young
Dated this 14th day of April. 1919.
promise and. on receiving a remind­ 15, 1919.
pigs,
six to eight weeks old. write.
packed in pouch.
Frances B. Stranahan.
er from the medico, sent the follow­
United States Shipping Board
Recorder of Tillamook City, Wilbur Kirk, Hillsboro, Ore. Route 1
Emergency Fleet Corporation
ing note in reply:
box 3.
Orogen.
COAXING YOU TO SMILE.
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Quick Action.
Two negroes met al a peace cele­
bration on the day following the
signing of the armistice. It was in a
Colorado town, and the state had just
gone Republican a few days before.
"Well, what you all think of it
now?” inquired one.
"Shura do look good,” the other
replied. "President Wilson sure did
stop them Huns."
"President Wilson nothin’," re­
torted the first speaker. "Listen heah
you Democrat nigger! Didn't I tell
you somethin’ gwine happen if we
Republicans got elected? We've only
been in a few days, an- look what we
done! ”
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Explicitly Explained.
The engineer had become tired of
the boastful talk he heard from the
other engine drivers at his boarding
house. One morning he began:
“This morning I went over to see
a new machine we’ve got at our place
and it’s astonishing how it works.”
"And bow does it work?” asked
one.
"Well, ’ was the reply, "by means
of a pedal attachment, a falcrumed
lever converts a vertical reciprocat­
ing motion into circular movement.
The principal part of the machine is
a huge diBC that rotates in a vertical
plane. Power is applied through the
axis of the disc, and work is done on
the periphery, and the hardest steel,
by mere impact, may be reduced to
any shape.
"What is this wonderful machine?”
was asked
“A grindstone,” was the reply.
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CLOUGH’S CARBOLIC
COMPOUND
i
C. I. CLOUGH CO
flüEX.
& CO.
GEflERAIi HARDCUARE
Ritehen Ranges and
Heating Stoves.
UAMB-SCHRADER GO
its your own money
you're spending,
says Barney McG
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
ZYug
I
"Dear sir: Ye can keep them brains
altogether. I’ve just got a govern­
ment job, an’ so do not want them
any more.”
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Wanted Too Much.
'•I have here a knife," said the
weary canvasser.
Don’t want it snapped the busy
man.
"It's an extremely useful article,
sir. Apart from the many blades—”
"Take it away!”
“It has a screwdriver, a tin opener,
a cigar cutter, a tobacco stripper, a
; wire cutter, a buttonhook, a------ ”
"I tell you I don’t want it!”
| "It further contains a pair of scis­
sors and engraved upon it is tfie com­
pound interest table, principal cab
| fares and the price of the whole
thing complete is one and six pence”
"I repeat I don’t want the wretched
thing.”
"No, I know you don’t. You're one
of those blooming old misers who
won't buy a knife unless it has a
weekly newspaper, a perpetual seas­
on ticket to an Italian opera com­
pany attached. Well, we’ve given up
making that kind in war times at
one and six pence.”