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€ TAGE TWO SUMMONS Southeast Quarter of Section 2 and the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Sec tion 12 of Township 2 South of Range 9, West W. M. ( Toreclosure of Delinquent Tax Cer-1 tificate. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, IMI THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PROSPERITY NOT ADVERSITY We have seen nothing ;n print re cently a-« full of good sense and prom ise as the following from the rtimn- cial letter of the American National Bank for the current month: HuA ocknow/edpawaU tt K. Lucky? Why, man, Ln the Human Horseshoe ! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I You are further notified that said Charles F. Stone has paid taxes on STATE OF OREGON FOR THE said premises for subsequent years “To the average man intent upon COUNTY OF’ TILLAMOOK as follows: for the year 1915, paid his own affairs, business always ap Charles F. Stone, plaintiff, May 28, 1918, tax receipt No. 8352, pears like the little girl in the nurs vs $15.84; for the year 1916. paid ery rhyme—when it is good, it Is Mary Johnson, Defendant. May 28, 1918, tax receipt No. 7792, very, very good, and wh"U 1» is bad Actually .iiings are To Mary Johnson, the above nam $16.39; for the year 1917. first half it is horrid. paid May 28, 1918, tax receipt No. almost never quite so good, or quite ed defendant: 4699, $10.78; for the year 1917, last so bad, as they appear. The exuber In the name of the State of Ore half paid January 10, 1919, lax re ant prosperity of a year or so ago gon, you are hereby notified that ceipt <4o. 7240, $11.84; for the year was largely fictitious, and the depres Charles F. Stone, the above named 1918, paid November 5, 1913, tax sion of today is transitory. The cold plaintiff, the holder of certificate of receipt No. 7087, $24.63; for the grey dawn of the morning after will delinquency numbered 1182, issued year 1919, paid October I, 1920, tax presently yield to the sunshine of an on the 18th day of May. 1918, by receipt No. 5960, $31.77, and that other day. the Tax Collector of the County of he will pay before decree Is entered "Just when this change will take Tillamook, State of Oregon, for the herein taxes for the year 1920 which place, no one can say; economic be- same amount of $30.14, the have been levied against the prop forces move slowly, but inexorably. and ing the amount then due erty in the sum of $33.46, with in But there is unmistakable evidence delinquent for taxes for the year terest on one-half thereor at 1 per that the change has begun. Here 1916, together with penalty, inter cent monthly from April 5, 1921, to are some of the important sraws est and costs thereon, upon the real gether with accruing interest and that show which way the wind is property assessed to you, of which penalties provided by law up to the blowing: t you are the owner as appears of rec time of the decree and that the cer "1. The reserve ratio has risen ord, situated ln said County and tificates of delinquency held by said State, and particularly bounded and Stone, provide that the Bums paid from 43.5 per Cent to 65.8 per cent Here is a potential reservoir of described as follows, to-wit: by him on account thereof and the credit sufficient for all conceivable subsequent tax payments shall hear needs. The South Half of the South interest at the rate of 12 per cent west Quarter of Section l.Town "2. The decline in prices, which per annum from date of such pay- ship 2, South of Range 9 West has been a deterrent factor in busi ments until redeemed. W. M. ness since May. 1920, seems to have Said Mary Johnson, as the owner been checked, and there is a slight You are further notified that said of the legal title to said property as tendency ln the other direction. The Charles F. Stone has paid taxes on the same appears of record, Is hereby Department ot Labor confirms this said premises for prior and subse further notified that Charles F. tendency, reporting a rise of 2.7 per quent years as follows: for the year Stone will apply to the Circuit Court cent in retail food prices in July, 1914, redeemed from certificate of of the County and State aforesaid for and an advance of 1.75 per cent in delinquency No. 1145, issued to F. a decree foreclosing the liens held wholesale farm products. S. Whitehouse, together with the by him under said certificates ”3. Production has fallen off to a taxes for the year 1915 levied against the property described and against said property and paid by mentioned in said certificates, and point where it does not equal con F. S. Whitehouse, the amount paid you are hereby summoned to appear sumption, and the surplus stores of for redemption from said certificate within sixty days after the date of merchandise are being used up. Pro No. 1145 and taxes for 1915 paid by the first publication of this summons duction schedules and payrolls in plaintiff on June 3, 1918, amounting exclusive of the day of said first pub many lines of manufacturing indus to $64.87. Thereafter said plaintiff lication, and defend the action or try have been kept dowr; to a mini paid on May 28, 1918, first half of pay the amount due, as above shown, mum for several months and orders taxes for the year 1917, $14.64, as together with costs and accrued in have been filled out of accumulated shown by tax receipt No. 4 699; on terest, and in case of your failure to stocks. These stocks are melting January 10, 1919, the last half or do so, a decree will be rendered fore a way, and a reasonable revival of in the taxes for the year 1917, amount closing the lien of said taxes and dustry is one of the probabilities of ing to $15.96, as shown by tax re costs against the land and premises the near future. ceipt No. 7240; taxes for the yeai named and you are further required "4. Conditions in Europe, our best X'-.' 1918, paid November 5, 1919 to appear and answer the complaint foreign customer, are improving per amounting to $32.78 as shown by filed against you in the above cause ceptibly. France was able to export tax receipt No. 7087, and for the and Court on or before the time in the first half of this year, a larger year 1919, paid October 1, 1920, above mentioned, and in case you I volume of products than in the first amounting to $41.96 as shown by fail so to appear and answer the half of 1914,’and has turned the bal tax receipt No. 5960, and that plain plaintiff will apply to the Court for ance of trade in her favor. Labor tiff proposes to and will, before tak the relief demanded in hia said com conditions in England are more set ing decree herein, pay taxes assess plaint, which is the same relief as tled and peace prevails. The ghast ed against said property ror the year mentioned above, to-wit: for a de ly failure of the bolshevist experi 1920, the same amounting to $77.44, cree foreclosing the liens held by ment in Russia has become apparent, with interest on one-half thereof at him under the certificates of delin even to the Russians, who are now the rate of 1 per cent monthly since quency above named. calling to the world to save them April 5, 1921, and interest and pen- This summons is served upon you from starvation. In the Orient there altleB hereafter to accrue as provid- by publication in the Tillamook is! economic improvement. Japan, ed by law. Headlight by order of the County the first to suffer from the collapse You are further notified that said Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon, of war inflation, is beginning to re Charles F. Stone is holder of certi made the 30th day of September, cover, and placing large orders ln ficate of delinquency No. 1181, is 1921, directing publication hereof to America for flour, wheat and lumber "5. Organized labor is slowly sued on the 18th day of May, 1918, be made once a week for a period of t by the Tax Collector of Tillamook sixty days, and requiring you to ap coming to realize that a reduction County, Oregon, for the amount or pear and answer within the time front the wartime level of wages is $20.29, the same being the amount above mentioned and the date of th« an economic necessity, and not mere then due and delinquent for taxes first publication of this summons is ly a result of the wicked machina for the year 1914, together with October 6th, 1921. All process and tions of Capital; that in the alterna penalty, interest and costs thereon papers in this proceedings may be tive between lower wages and no upon the real property assessed to served upon the undersigned resid wages at all It is sometimes wise to you, of which you are the owner as ing in the State of Oregon at the ad- i accept tthe lower scale; and that no employer can be forced to pay more appears of record, situated in said dress hereinafter mentioned. than the labor is worth. County and State and particularly BOTTS & WINSLOW . described as follows: "Aside from the factor« thus cited Attorneys for Plaintiff | there is a further er.couraagement in The Southeast Quarter of the 4 9-9t Address: Tillamook, Oregon. 1 the attitude of Congress or the ques tion of governmental expenditure. Responding to the clamorous voice | back home, urging the reduction of taxes, Washington shows a disposi tion to cut down here and there, and at least make a showing of economy While not much relief is to be ex pected in this direction, there is some hope of the coming conference for the discussion of disarmament.” number of men who hailed from the —The American. Pacific Coast, and that he would like to get in touch with some of them again LOCAL NEWS I CERTAINLY was born. • • a UNDER A lucky star. FOR INSTANCE the tim< • • • I HOCKED my bonds. TO PLAY the market • • • ON A sure thing tip. • • • AND BOUGHT Slippery Ell urn. • • • AT 8EVENTY-TWO, FOR A healthy rise. • • • AND FOR seven days. I HUGGED the ticker. • • • AND COULDN'T sleep. e a a ONCE IT jumped two poinM AND I walked on air. AND THAT very day. I SAW a sign. IN A cigar stand. THAT SAID “Satisfy.1* IT GAVE me a hunch. • • • TO BE satisfied. WITH WHAT I’d got • • • AND NOT hog the deal. • • • phoned my broker. TO SELL me out • • • AND THE very next day. 8LIPPERY ELLUM slipped. TO FIFTY-FIVE. SO NOW I’ve gotten. HENEVER you get that “Satisfy” hunch, play it W Steer straight for the neareat BACK MY bonds. AND BABY’S got new shoes. • • • AND NOW my regular smokes. ARE THE cigarettes. • • • THAT “SATISFY." stand and invest in Chester fields. This combination of fine Turkish tobaccos, blended with Burley and other Domestic leaf, will give you a new measure of cigarette enjoyment. You’re in luck from that day on. * * * (lies terfield stalks abroad CIGARETTES a TILLAMOOK FURNITURE COMPANY F A. MESSERSMITH. Prop. An effort Is being made to have Mrs. L. II. Olds and Mr. Livengood who have been visiting with Mr. O’ the mail from Portland come in by Neil of Hemlock, returned t_ __ - ’ auto stage, leaving that city at 1 a. to _ Port New and Second Hand Furniture. m. and arriving in Tillamook City land last week. about seven or eight o’clock in the Used Furniture and Stoves Bought. Mr. McKinster went to Portland morning. The Chamber of Com Furniture Repaired Tuesday of last week to see his merce has taken the matter up with daughter who was to pass i through the superintendent of star routes, Portland on her way to Michigan and should it fall down there the Call Phone 73W No. 3 First St., Tillamook, Ore. from California. matter will be referred to the Ore gon delegation and the postal offici A mariage license was issued to als at Washington D. C. Should the Torg Krumlauf of Garibaldi and change be made. Portland iaily news Helen M. Jackson of Tillamook coun papers would reach this city about raising. Isolation has retarded the ty on the 27th of September by the 7 a. m. instead of 4:15 p. ill. development of the coast counties of county clerk. Oregon in the past but now the hard THE COAST COUNTIES The new government dredge is BEGINNING TO DEVELOP surfaced auto trunk lines are being constructed to the coast, the former fast approaching completion at the isolation to travel will give way to government ways on the C _ „... A brand new Mitchell Six slough. Our neighbor to the south—Lin The machinery has been placed from coln county—recently waked up and speedy settlement and improvement. 1921 model for sale at I the old boat and the new dredge will entertained the new purchaser of While they are expensive, good roads soon be ready to poke her blunt nose the Yaquina Northern logging road, bring development in an? country. into the waters of the bay on a trial who is at the head of the Multno Tillamook is an example of what Wholesale Price, $1671.80 they will do. And, while we dislike trip Capt. John Groat will have mah Lumber & Box factory of Port charge of the new boat and will look land. and at a mass meeting last to boast. Tillamook is already on the after the government work on the week, the manager of the company map, and the big red dot is grewing Inquire Headlight Office bay. larger every day. told the people of Newport what he expected to do in that county, which Mr nnd Mrs. S. K. Hoffman of if carried out as related in the Ya Cove visited their eon Arlle Hoffman quina Bay News, will result In a big and family at this place Wednesday payroll in Lincoln county. A mill of last Week. is to be erected at Newport among other improvements to be made by Emil Anderson, who operates the the new company. With 22 feet of boat between Nehalem and Wheeler water on the Yaquina bar at low was in the city this week <m busi »i<le. the company will be able to ness. ship moat of Its lumber product to Portland by water. While It has Al Thompson, Harold Ober and A. not the large area of meadow lands C. Anderson of Nehalem, had busi that Tlllnmook boasts, Lincoln coun ness ln town this week. ty is nevertheless a splendid dairy country, and should go more into the Chas. Christenson, a v. ” ‘ well-known manufacture of cheese, as the cli dairyman of tile Nehalem -l rem section, mate down there Is especially favor and R. J. Larsen, a fisherman and able. the ocean ntmosphere impart logger. were in the city earlv In the ing the same qualities to cheese that week. has made out cheese famous for qual ity. The coast counties of Oregon Mr Walker of Mohler was in the are destined to he the richest sec city the forepart of the week tions of Oregon on account of their special adaptability of dairying. Thomas H. George, pianist and as Green pastures the year round, arc sisting artist of the Clark Phillips not encountered everywhere, and troupe, served overseas as a lieuten add one of th«» mildest climates in ant in the Flfy-eighth Canadian In the world to the above advantage, fantry. He writes that during his and you have a country that cannot fighting in Handers he met a great be excelled for dairying and stock A SNAP! Your home may be next Suppose it were! Suppose the Fire Demon wiped out your home—your fortune—tonight! Remember that the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. not only make« good your Io«« but offers to cooperate to help you prevent it. Thia agency represent« the Hartford. If its Insurance Think of Us ROLLIE W. WATSON “The Insurance Man” 21 Years a Tillamook Booster Need I a new range, kitchen hard ware, cooking utensils,paint to brighten up the furniture SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE of these articles Alex McNair & Company
