NOTICE OF GUARDIAN S SALE
I
Pascagoula, Miss— a party of
hunters which has Just returned
here from Bayou C»<«>tte reports
that on Saturday the men saw an
alligator prepan» to attack a
weasel, whereupon the weasel,
with remarkable alacrity, leaped
into the 'gator's extended Jaws
and slid down into its stomach.
The hunters say they were as­
tonished at tlie actions of the
weasel and awnfted results.
Within fifteen minutes they ob­
served the weasel eating its way
through the entrails of the mon­
ster.
According to the hunters, the
fondness for eggs prompted the
slender animal to take Ita
chances In the alligator.
Problem Being Worked Out in
Village Only Five Miles
From London.
plan FOR 800,000 HOUSES
Colossal Task Involves Expenditure of
More Than $100,000.000 Every
Year for a Per'od of More
Than Sixty Years.
New York.—“It’s all Jolly well to
10« k to the government to solve your
parti« ular housing problem, but at die
same time public-spirited men and
women, working Independently, with
the right ideas, can do much toward
ai«ling the government In reducing
this problem to n minimum.”
That in substance is what Mrs.
Henrietta Barnett had In mlntl when,
with others Interested In community
welfare, she established the Hamp*
ste.i'l Garden Suburb, five miles from
Lon «Ion.
“Our village now is a most attrac­
tive place," said Mrs. Barnett, at the
Cosmopolitan club, New York, where
she Is staying for a few days before
returning to England. “Hampstead
Gai'len Suburb now has a population
of about lO.ooO. The ground was brok­
en for it In 1907 and the present posi­
tion of this pioneer experiment of
town extension. In spite of suspension
of building more than six years, is
most satisfactory.”
Many desperate honieseekerg in
New York no doubt would heartily in-
dor e a similar scheme, says the writ*
er if an article published In the Bos*
ton Globe.
Project for 800.000 Houses.
That the housing problem in Entr-
land has been more serious than that
In X' « 1 1 rk is indicated by tlie state­
in«? tlmt England Is engaged in tlie
co;. •■•:<! task of building 800.000
hoiis-. for her people at the tremend­
ous cost of more than $100,000,«100
every year for a period of more than
sixty years. Tlie necessity of shelter­
ing homeless people became so
mule that the government adopted
this plan. In 1927 It wijl be consid­
ered again by the government. If it
proves practicable, it may be contin­
ued : if not. some Improved scheme may
ho substituted for It,
Ender this plan the various munici­
palities Issue bonds to cniry out their
particular schemes. Houses thus built
are rented nt the lowest possible rate
and any deficiency beyond a certain
figure Is guaranteed by lhe national
government.
This plan Is helping to meet the
present great and urgent housing
emergency of England.
After long years passed In Universi-
ty settlement work, with her husband,
the noted Canon Barnett, vicar of St.
Judo's Whitechapel, for which they
were the inspiration in Englnnd, Mrs.
Burnett evolved her ideas for a coun­
try community in which every family
conlil have its own batli and its own
garden.
“Part of tills village.” Mrs. Barnett
explained, “was built around an open
space of eighty acres. In addition to
the woods there are public garde's,
playgrounds and skeltered seats which
may lie enjoyed by all tlie tenants,
whatever rents they pay.
“The village represents a true com­
munity spirit nn«l has been the meins
of promoting a hett< r understand ng
between various «ias-es by arranging
that people with different sizes of In­
come jpay live on the estate. It is
not a charity enterprise. It is self sup­
porting and has made for the happi­
ness and improved health of the fami-
lies who have taken cottages at
Hampstead Garden Suburb.
Health Side Important.
“As women are the home makers
and home dwellers, nnd as the house Is
the shell of the home, women should
have a voice in housing plans. ‘The
Queen Anne style in the front with
the Mary Ann style at the back,’ to
quote Sir Fdwln Lutyens, must not
continue when It means all the beauty
and comfort for the rich and ugliness
and discomfort for the domestic work­
er."
Speaking of the health side of the
housing plan known throughout Great
Britain as the “model village," Mrs.
Barnett told how the district medical
officer weighed and measure«! the vil­
lage children an<1 found them taller,
heavier nnd broader than those of the
same ace In the city.
“That report was moat gratifying to
me,” Mrs. Barnett commented, “be­
cause the pale faces of the little chil­
dren of the Whitechapel district with
which my husband and myself were so
familiar, keep haunting me and urging
me on to do something of this kind.
"I believe that the solution of many
of our national differences and diffl-
cult'cs Iles In a more neighborly ntti-
tude. not separation or isolation. Archi­
tects too often study how to get as
many people as possible housed in a
small space. It Is hoped that those
concerned with town planning will
consider the natural intermixing of
nil nodal clause» and tlie communion
of the handicapped with the happy.”
Governor Pardons His Auto.
Lexington. Ky.—Police took Gov. E.
P. Morrow's car to the station because
a traffic officer claimed It was ImprdV-
erly parked, “Vve come to pardon iny
car.” the governor said, and after a
warring, v.-aa permitted to drive it
•way.
i
i
Consumers Back Textile Mills.
Gera. Germany.—A great ' onsuniera’
association has heen formed at this
manufacturing center of Thuringia to
purchase the products of tlie tiers tex­
tile mills in an attempt to force down
prides ami relieve uneinplo-. rient
ORDER RESTORED
Reporter and Naval Officar Try
to Get Control of tha
Administration.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Notice is hereby given that the
dersigned. guardian of the persons County Court of Tillamook County
and estates of George Ludtke and will until 10 o'Äock on March 9.
Ivan Ludtke, Minors, in pursuance 1921. receive bids for the construe
of an order made by the County tion of a 14-foot reinforced bridge
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, ovei Gravel Creek on the North Fork
authorizing and licensing him to do of Nehalem River County Road, pe­
so, shall from and after thee 28th cording to the plans and specifica­
day of March. 1921, proced to sell nt tions on file in the office of th?
private sale the following described County Clerk of Tillamook County.
real estate, situate in Tillamook
No bid will be ' considered uni ts
County, Oregon, to-wit:
accompanied by cash, bidder's bond,
Lots 1 and 2, in Block 9 of Mohler. or certified cheque for an amount
according to the recorded plat equal to at least 5 per cent of th“
thereof.
total amount of the bid.
Said property to be sold for cash
The right is reserved to reject any
to the highest bidder.
Offers for and all bids, or to accept the bid
the purchase of said property to be ¡denied best for Tillamook County.
received by the underesigned at his
H. S. BRIMHALL,
reesidence at Nehalem, Oregon, or at
County Clerk.
the office of Botts & Winslow, attor­ First Pub. Feb. 17. 1921.
neys-at-law, Tillamook City, Oregon. Last Pub. March 3, 1921.
Dated this February 21st, 1921.
H. V. ALLEY.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Guardian of the Persons and
Notice is hereby given that t lie
Estates of George Ludtke and
County Court of Tillamook County
Ivan Ludtke, Minors.
2-24-15
will until 10 o’clock, March 9, 1921.
receive bids for the improvement of
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
the Trask River to Tillamook River
Notice is hereby given that the
County Court of Tillamook County section of Market Road No. 2. by
will until 10 o'clock March 11, 1921, paving with concrete 6 inches thick
receive bids or the erection ______
of 1 100- and 9 feet wide, the distance being
ft. steel span or 1 105-ft. wood sp
apprr xiniati.Jy 4,>100 feet.
with concrete piers and trestle
P-
Plans and speciflcati ns r.iay be
proaches, ever the North Fork
of
ehaleni River at the Scovell place. .•:ee:i at the office of the County Cltrk
according to the pl: rs and specifica­ of Tillamook County, Oregon.
tions on file in the office of the Coun­
No bid will be considered unless
ty Clerk of Tillamook County, Ore.
accompanied by cash, bidder', bond,
No bid will be accepted unless ac­ or certified cheque for an amount
companied by cash, certified cheque,
or bidder’s bond for an amount equal equal to at least 5 per cent of the
to at least 5 per cent of tlie total total amount of the bid.
amount of the bid.
The 1 ight Is reserved to reject any
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or to accept the bi 1
and all bids or to accept the
bid denied best for Tillamook County.
deemed best for Tillamook County.
H. S. BRIMHALL.
H. S. BRIMHALL. County Cl’e.k
County Clerk.
First pub. Feb. 24, 1921.
Last pub. Mar. 10, 1921.
First Pub. Feb. 17. 1921.
| Last Pub. March 3. 1921.
In the name of the state of Oregon,
You are hereby required to appear
!and answer the complaint
filed
against you in the above entitled
cause, on or before the last day of
the publication of this summons as
hereinafter set forth, and if you fail
so to answer, for want thereof the
Let me show you plans and give yon estimates
plaintiff will take a decree against
you as prayed for in said complaint,
on that new house of yours ¡or help you p|lin ito
which is briefly as follows.
make your old one'more complete.
That the marriage contract ex­
isting between the plaintiff and de­
Residence: 1002 3rdJAve. East, Cor. 10th.
Mutual PLone
fendant be forever annulled; and
that he have an absolute divorce
from the defendant, and for any oth­
er or further relief which the
court may deem meet and equitable
This summons is published by or­
der of the Hon. Geo. R. Bagley,
Judge of the above named Court,
said order having been made
and
entered on the 10th day of Febru­
ary, 1921, and the date of the first
publication hereof being February
10, 1921, and the date of the la >t
publication is the 17th day of
March, 1921. This summons being
published by virtue of said order for
a period of six consecutive weeks.
Bell 67J
Mutual Phone
S. S. JOHNSON,
Attorney for the plaintiff.
—
Postoffice address: Tillamook, Oregon
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FRANK H. MATTHEWS
CONTRACTOR
ANDi BUILDER
CITY TRANSFER
Steam Heated Storage Room
Local and long distance
hauling
A. E. WALLACE
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In the Circuit Court of the State fl
Í
of Oregon, for Tillamook County.
Summons Bv Publication
Maggie Knudson, Plaintiff, vs. F.
S. Harmon Furniture Company, a
Corporation, Chas. I. Clough Com­
pany, a corporation. Alex McNair &
Company, a corporation,
Jones-
Knudson Furniture Company, a cor­
poration, John Erickson, Adolph
Erickson. Claude Myers, Chris Nel­
son and Carl Knudson. Defendants.
Governor, In Ili Health and Under
To Carl Knudson, one of the de-
fendutila above named:
Charges, Commits Suicide—is Com­
In tlie name of the State of O ro­
pletely Absolved by Naval
gon :
Court of Inquiry.
You are hereby required to ip
pear and answer the complaint fll»d
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
San Francisco.—American Samoa’s
against you in the above entitled
Notice is hereby given that the
be -tli’-fnspei ting chief of police Is out County Court
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
cause on Or before th«» date of th«
of Tillamook County
of jail, and th«» judge, who has seven
Notice is hereby given that the last publication of this summons and
will until 10 o’clock on March 9.
other jobs, is again holding court, ac­
County Court of Tillamook County if you fail to appear and answer, for
cording to advices from Tutuila. This 1921, receive bids for the erection of will until 10 o’clock March 9, 1921, want thercoi the plantiff will apply
Io the above named Court for th
change back to noraigl followed n na­ a county warehouse 50 x 80 feet nt
receive bids for furnishing hardware, relief prayed for in the complant.
val inquiry which resulted in dissipat­ Nehalem City, according to the
which is briefly as follows: Thut a
ing an ntte ipt by a naval «-file, r and plans and specification . n file in th sash, etc, delivered at Cloverdale for decree be entered herein declaring
a former newspaper reporter to con­ office of the County Clerk of Tilla­ use on a new County Warehouse.
that 50 shares of stock of ilia
Specifications may be seen at the Jones Knudson Furniture Company
trol the naval administration of the mook County.
American possession In the South
No bid will be considered unl“-s residence of Herman Farmer, Clover­ I now in the possession of defendant
Seas.
dale, or at the office of tlie County Jones-Knudson Furniture Company
and John Erickson, be declared the
In furtherance of this attempt, the accompanied by cash, bidder's bond, Clerk of Tillamok County, Oregon.
in
natal officer. Creed H. Boucher, lieu­ or certified cheque for an amount
No bids will be considered lin­ property of the plaintiff, held
trust fot her by the two defendants
tenant commander, and the ex-report­ equal to at least 5 per cent of the to­
less
accompanied
by
easi),
certified
last named, subject to the payment
er, Arthur A. Greene, enlisted the tal amount of the bid.
cheque, or bidder's bond for un of the followng indebtedness of Carl
support of Commander A. C. Kall,
The right is reserved to reject any
second In rank to Commander War- and all bids, or to accept the bid amount equal to at least 5 per cenf Knudson, to-wit: Alex McNair &
Company, $6.00; Chas. I. Clough
of the total amount of the bid.
ten J. Terhune, governor of the deemed best for Tilamook County,
Company, $50.51 ; John Erick <>n,
Island. The three filed charges against
The
right
is
reserved
to
reject
any
I
$236.76; Adolph Erickson, $85.80;
H. S. SRIMHALL.
Terhune and his administration, and
and all bida or to accept the bid Claude Myers, $50.00, and I Chris
County
Clerk.
finally Kail tried to send a wireless
Nelson, $204.00: And further, that
deemed best for Tillamook County.
message to the navy department at First Pub. February 17, 1921.
upon the extinguishment of said in­
H.
S.
BRIMHALL,
Washington, branding Ills superior as Last Pub. March 3. 1921.
debtedness th«» said stock, or so
County Clerk. much thereof as may be -left af'cff
Insane.
First Pub. Feb. 17, 1921.
such extinguishment, be transferred
Takes His Own Life.
Notice of Filing of Commissioneis
Last Pub. March 3,
1921
on the books of the defendant Jones-
With the message in front of him, Report for Sunset Drainage District.
Knudson Furniture Company to and
Notice is hereby given, to all per­
Terhune, suffering from ili health,
in the name of the plaintiff, Pial li­
committed suicide. The pitiful part sons interested in the land included
tiff further prays for general velier.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
of this tragedy developed when the within the Sunset Drainage District
This summons is published by or-
Notice Is hereby given that <11
navm court of inquiry, already en of Tillamook County, Oregon, th­
der of Hon. Homer Mason, CoutiI y
County
Court
of
Tillamook
Coir,
v
Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon
route to Tutuila from Hawaii, ab- boundaries of which are follows.
io- will until 10 o’clock on March !' by an order made and entered rr>
solved Terhune's administration of all
wit;
•»>
1921, receive bids for approximately 27th day of January, 1921, in
charges, rtemnnieDded the eportatlon
Beginning nt a point where the 35,000 feet B. 51. No. 1 Common fir absence from Tillamook County,
of Greene, the court martial of Bou-
the Judge of said Civ« lit Court, th
Cher ami the removal of Kail frorn his Wet bank of the South fork of the lumber delivered at Cloverdale.
first publication hereof being Febru­
Nehalem
River
InlersectsMhe
Sectio
i
post.
Specifications may be seen at the ary 3. 1921, and the 1. t publication
Among the charges filed n gainst line running East and West,
be­ residence of Herman Farmer at Clov­ being on the 17th day of March,
Terhune’s administration was one tween Sections 23 and 26. in Town­ erdale, or at the office of the County 1921.
that officials were drawing illegal sal­ ship 3 North of Range 10 West, W.
Dated Feb. 3, 1921.
aries. J. Iliukin Mailo, unlive chief 51 . and running thence West along Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon.
T. H. Goyne and S. 5. Johnson,
No
bid
will
be
considered
unlei
of police, and Judge A. N. Noble were
Attorneys fo the Plaintiff.
I
said
Section
line
to
the
point
whir
■
accompanied by cash, bidder’s bond,
especial targets of Boucher, Greene
PostofUce addre :s, Tillamook, Ore.
the same intersect: the East bank of or certified cheque for an amount 2-10t7
and Kail.
After Commander Terhune shot him­ the main channel of the N« hal< in equal to at least 5 per cent of the
self Knll became acting governor, and River, and running thence in
total amount of the bid.
he jailed Mailo on chare« s tlmt the southerly direction along the East
The right is reserved to reject any
chief of police had urged the natives bank of said river to the 16!h See-
and all bids, or to accept the bid
to oppe-e tlie activities of Greene and tiou line running East and West
Marathon Lodge
Kall. Previously Boucher had alleged through the South half of Section 35 deemed best for Tillamook County.
H. 8. BRIMHALL.
93, Knights of Pythias
that irregularities of the Terhune ad­
in said Township and Rango; thence
County C'erk.
ministration incliide«l paying Mailo as
Regular meeting Mon­
“beetle inspector” as well as h ad of East along said 16th Section Line to First Pub. Feb. 17, 1921.
day evening at 7:45
the
West
line
of
the
right
of
way
of
the polic«» force, but that no beetles
Last Pub. March 3, 1921.
sharp. By order of
the Southern Pacific Company’s rail­
were inspected.
the Chancellor Com­
Judge Noble, who. besides being dis­ road; thence Northerly e.nd Easterly
mander.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS
trict judge, was secretary to the com­ along said line of said railroad right
John C. Carroll, C. C.
Notice is hereby gtven that th?
mandant, registrar of titles, secretary of way to a point where the same in­
of native affairs. Judge of the probate tersects the Northerly line of the County Court of Tillamook County
W. R. C.
will until 10 o'clock on March 9,
court, superintendent of education, as­
county road near Mohler; thence 1921, receive bids for the construc­
Corinith
Relief
Corps, No. 54 Dept,
sociate member of the high court and
of tion of two reinforced concrete cul- of Oregon, meets ou first and third
vice president of the American Bank Easterly along the North side
of Samoa, was charged by Boucher said county road to the West bank verts between Kilches river and Ida­ Friday evenings of each month, at
nnd Greene with being ins'rumen tai of the South Fork of the Nehalem ville on the State Highway, accord­ 8 p m„ in the W. O. W. hall. Visitors
welcome .
in alleged misuse of funds and au­ River; thence following the South
ing to the plans and specifications on
Minnie Johnson, President
thority, Kall closed N ible’e court Fork of the Nehalem River, down
file in the office of the County Clerk
Elizabeth Conover, Secy
when the former became acting gov- stream, to the place of beginning.
of Tillamook County.
ernor.
That the commissioners hereto­
No bid will be considered unles Corinth Po«t. No. 35. Dept, of Oregon
Board Sit» Eight Days,
fore appointed Io assess benefits and
accompanied
by cash, certified check, Meet» on second and fourth
board
of
inquiry
sat
for
eight
Tlie
damages to the property and lands
or bidder's bond, for an amount Saturday» of each month kdw
days, Testimony revealed that ?.tou-
«■her for 25 of his 85 days’ service, situated in said drainage district and equal to at least 5 per cent of th*
at 1:30 p. ni. in W O. W. Ml
was tinder suspension on three to appraise the casii value of the land total amount of tlie bld.
hall. Visitors welcome
JLjtJ
of i
charges—carrying a pistol, attempting necessary to be taken for rights
The right is reserved to reject any
a mutiny and falsehood. Boucher's way. holding basins and other work
H. W. Spear, Com’dr.
and all blds or to accept tlie bin
examination revea!e«l (hot he posed as of said district within and without
Samuel Down», Adjt.
a secret senice man without author­ the limits of said district, filed their deemed best for Tillamook County.
H 8. BRIMHALL.
ity; publicly criticized the secretary I report in this office on the 18th day
Johnson Chapter No. 24
County Clerk
of the navy and the PreWdent; In-
of February. 1921, and you and each
R A. M.
subordfnately communicated with au­
First Pub. February 17, 1921.
Staled convocations every
thorities In Washington In violation of you are hereby notified that you La-t Pub. March 3, 1921.
first and
third Fridays.
of regulations, and committed many many examine said report and fib
Visitor» welcome.
exceptions
to
all
or
any
part
therec.
oth<*r breaches of naval regulations
I. E. Kcldsoa, Sec.
Administrator! Notice of Final
Fpon examination he declined to on or before the 21st day of March.
Account
answer many questions on the ground 1921.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that Tillemook
that the answers would Incriminate
H. 8. BRIMHALL.
the below named administiator has Lodge
himself, lie acknowledged thut all
County Cleik of Tillamook tiled his Final Account in the Esta.e No 1280
charge he made were based upon
-if Laura I. Chance, deceased, and L. 0. 0 M.
County, Oregon
h-arsay an«l without invent’gat ion.
’hat hy an order made and duly
It was rever.le«! that documenta were
entered, the County Court for Tilla­ Meets
stolen from naval officers, but an at­
mook County. Oregon, has fixed Mon­ every
tempt to fntro'i e these by G.vene,
Give a look at the prices of can- day, th« 28th day of February, 1921. Friday
who noted as Eoucher’s counsel, was ned peaches, pears, salmon and ber­ at ten o'clock a. in. as the time, and at
overruled by the board.
ries at the Burge Grocery—a cut • f the Court House of Tillamook County K. of P.
Tim testimony revealed also that 25 per cent.
12-23tf Oregon, as the place for the hearing Hall.
of said Final Account.
Greene and Boucher created unrest
NOTICE
IS FURTHER GIVEN
among the natives ,’n ar. effirt to
that all porr-n.i having any objectin’ 8. A. Brodhead, Sec.
change the government »nd ufiiroe
to said Final Accnwn* and to the
control for themselves. Their aetlvl-
disc ha.;;, oi this admlnlrttator. ap­ Tillamook Lodge No. 57. A F. A A M
tl*»s resulted In organization of nntl .es
pear at .»aid time and place, and sho'
Into a “committee" which forwarded
Stated Common leaf Ion
cause if any th*r* be, why said ’.1
an appeal to President Wilson to re­
mlnlstrator should not be dlochar
Cind Wednesday In
move Governor Terhune, and the na­
and bi» bondsmen exonerated.
month. Visiting Breihei
tive unrest was manifested by several
MARION r T. CHANCE
wecome.
tights with the American «allocs.
Administrât« or of the E«»ta
Laura I. Chance, Deceased.
Harvey Ebtngir, Sec’y
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If you do not read the ads care­
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Lodge Directory
Mere Than She Expected
Sufferers from backache, rheumat­
ic pains, stiff and swollen Joints,
will be glad to raad this from Mrs.
H. J. Marchard, 36 Lawrence St.,
Salem, Mass. "I took Foley Kidney
Pills for kidney disorders and
re- fully each week you are doing your­
■ults are more than I expected. I self an injustice.
recommend them to every woman so
troubled.” Sold everywhere.—Adv.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Tillamook County.
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Charles I. Toeman, Plaintiff, vs.
Rutk J. Yoeman, Defendant.
Te Rutk J. TeMMk, the akeve
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VETERINARIAN,
County Dairy Herd Inspector
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Is quite natural.
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Our extra
a taste for
pure
confectionery
satisfies
fine and
this mil ural feminine lomfing com-
Our chccolate» are a de­
pleteiy.
A
light, otir bon bou.s are a dream.
taste of our candles muki s both them
A box of
and the giver favorites.
our candy when you call is the best
card you can offer or play.
E. E. KOCH, Druggist