THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1921
PAGE SEVER
1 Too Late to Classify
THE DUNNING SCHOOL OF MUSIC
for teachers and pupils. The system of Improved Music Study.
Cany L. Dunning’s
favor and success^herever the beginning of a musical edu^tlOL is
contemplated. (Signed) Theo. Leschetizky
Registration Days Saturday Sept. 3 and Monday September 5.
Mrs. J. Ca Holden
510 First St.
Tel. 138W
When the Brooklet
Builds a Roof
to Frolic Beneath
I n Lackawanna Twins
Union Suits boys and girls
find a winter refuge that is
particularly safe and pleas
ant. No wind elf nor frost
sprite can find his way
within.
The fabric of this friendly
underwear is of superior
selected yarns,finelyknitted,
sterilized and pre-shrunk in
live steam. It won't shrink
from service or in the tub.
The military shoulder is a
marvel. It is the orderly
underwear.
LACKAWANNA
TWINS
««AM HASH Mtì.UA RAT. o«K
Underwear and
Slumber Suits
VICTORIES OF PEACE
EQUAL THOSE OF WAR
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FROM
BIRTH TO SIXTEEN
Whether the task is the construction of a
colossal harbor improvement project, or the
administration of a newly acquired insular
possession, the Department of War is always prepared
to bring to the task a high degree of skill and master
ful judgment. How “peace hath her victories no less
renowned than war” for the military department of
the nation is interestingly described and illustrated in
one of an instructive series of articles on Our Govern
ment now being dietribated exclusively by this
Institution.
We shall be pleased to see that you receive the com
plete series, if you will seud us your came and
address.
Tillamook County Bank
GOLDEN ROD DAIRY
Quality Dairy
Products
Milk, Cieam, Cottage Cheese
Erwin Harrison
Bell 6F13
Mutual
Both Phones
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
14 North Second Street
Portland — Oregon
hay and harvest
Furaish dairy and farm help
\\ rite lor sur
hands— will yard and camp help.
iviaga/M»e “EmplaywtBt Service ’.
Fhane Breadway 227?
Of the ownership, management, cir
culation, etc., required by the Act of
Congress of August 24. 1912, of th«
Tillamook
Headlight.
published
weekly at Tillamook, Oregon for Oc
tober, 1921.
v
State of Oregon, County or
Tillamook, eg.
Before me. a Notary Public in and
for the State and County aforesaid.
Personally appeared Leslie Harrison,
who, having been duly sworn ac
cording to law, deposes and says that
he is the managing editor of the Till
amook Headlight and that the fol
1«ing is. to the best of h>- ko<
*dgc and belief, a true statemen, of
the ownership, managemen', etc., of
the aforesaid p<«b1i-ation for th’’
...................................
ENNINGTON
Zfir Qajt&ty
P
TILLAMOOK. OREGON
ers, stockholders, and security hold
ers, If any, contain not only the list
of stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books of the
company, but also, in cases where
the stockholder or security holder
appears upon the books of the com
pany as trustee or in any other fiduc
iary relation, the name of the person
or corporation for whom such trus
tee is acting, is given; also that the
said two paragraphs contain state
ments embracing
affiant’s
full
knowledge and belief as to the cir
cumstances and conditions under
and ---------
security
i which
------- stockholders
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„
i holders who do not appear upon the
' books of the company as trustees,
I hold stock and securities in a capac
ity other than that of a bona fide
owner; and this affiant has no rea-
son to believe that any other per-
son, association, or corporation has
any interest direct or Indirect in the
said stock, bonds, or other securities
than as so stated by him.
LESLIE HARRISON
Sworn to and subscribed before
J me this 1st day of October, 1921.
B. L. Beals, Jr.
' My commission expires Oct. 4, 1924
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LOCAL NEWS
! Mr. Overuls, who worked for the
| county all summer on the roads^left
j Saturday for a short visit to Port-
.land.
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y
Dave Martiny and Leo Morrison
took the Cadillac stage to Portland
Friday of last week and drove home
Saturday in a new Chevrolet coupe.
R. S. Johns of this city paid a vis
it to his wife in Portland last Fri
day, the latter being sick in a Ins
pital in the metropefiis.
G. S. Buckley transacted buslnass
in Tillamook Friday of last week re
turning to Portland the next day.
Recd Bain, who spent several day’)
recently in Tillamook and at the
quired by the Act of August 24, beaches, returned to Eugene last Fri
1912, embodied in seetion 443. Poe day. where he will tench this winter
tai Laws and regulations, printed on in the high sschool of that city.
the reverse of this form, to-wlt
1. That the name» and addresses
Mrs. Morris Bays left last Satur
of the publisher, editor, managing day to visit relatives anad friends in i
editor, and busine?.« managers are. Boise, Idaho.
Harrison,
Managing editor. Leslie f
J. C. Hare of Portland, formerly
light Publishing Companv. Geor/-
nt Hillsboro, returned to Portland
Tillamook, Oregon.
2. That the owners are: Hesd- last Thursday afternoon, after trans
light Publishing Company. George acting business in Twin Rocks and
P Winslow, Tillamook, Oregon. Hel Tillamook. Mr. Hare is in the lum
en Harrison. Tillamook. Oregon. Les ber business and has interests in var
ious parts of the state.
lie Harrison. Tillamook, Oregon.
3 That the known bondholders,
On Monday IS candidates for cit
mortgagees, and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or izenship appeared in Circuit/ court
morc of total amount of bonds, mort for examination as to their qualifi
gages or other securities are; F. C. cations. The first day of the term
is usually given over to this work,
Baker. Tillamook, Oregon.
4 That the two paragraphs next and beside Judge Bagley, appeared
Tomlinson, the federal natur-
above giving the names of the own-
T—
STATEMENT
We invite your inspection of
LackawannaTwins in various
styles and in qualities to suit
every requirement of service
and price.
day, where he will attend school this against you in the above entitled
winter.
suit on or before the expiration of
six weeks from the date of the first
Mr.
Cross
of
Portland
who
trans
Want to rent big gear one man or
publication of thia summons, and if
one horse stump puller to drag logs acted business here last week. re you fail so to appear and answer, the
turned
home
Friday
by
the
Cadillac
with. Robert Watkins, Bayocean.
line.
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
Oregon.
the relief demanded in his complaint
^or Sale: Sewing machine motor
Mrs. Hurley left for Portland last
with cables, and rheostat pedal c^- Saturday for a few days, Her hua- which is that the marriage contract
plete- 14.50 Singer Agency.
band is employed in the Tillamook existing between the plaintiff and
Aeolian and Okey records up to bakery.
defendant be dissolved because of
2.00 now 75 cents while they last
the wilful desertion of plaintiff by
Tillamook muse Co.
Miss Dora Drake left Saturday defendant, continuing for a period
WANTED: 169 MOLE SKINS. WILL last for Dundee where she will teach
of more than one year, and for such
pay 16 cents each. A. J. Wilks.
school this winter.
other relief as may be equitable.
Dr. Wise will be at his Tillamook
This summons is served upon you
Mr. Donovan visited his daughter
office every Monday,
at this place the latter part of last by publication in the Tillamook
week, returning to Portland Satur Headlight by order of the Honorable
day.
Homer Mason, County Judge of Till
alization examiner, who sat with the
Judge, during the examination.
Mrs. Ferris reurned to her home amook County, Oregon, said order
at McMinnville last Saturday after being dated September 15th, 1921,
In the County Clerk’s ofTce is post visiting with friends in this city.
requiring publication hereof to be
ed a description of Phillip John
made
once a week for six successive
Dwyer, who disappeared from the
Mrs. Major Woods, who spent
Marine hospital at San Francisco, most of the summer at the beaches, weeks and the first publication is
California, on August 16th, the pres and who is now stopping at the Till made on the 15th day of September
ent year. The missing man is aged amook hotel, was a Portland visitor 1131.
22 years, weighs 150 pounds, is 5 laBt Thursday, returning the next
BOTTS A WINSLOW
feet 10 1-2 inches in height, has day.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
dark brown eyes, brown hair, and
is tatooed on the right forearm with
Residence: Tillamook, Oregon.
Mack Trackster of Cloverdale
either "P. F. Dwyer’’ or the initials went out to Portland Monday to'see
P. F. D.” Any information will be his family and to attend to some bus
Dr. Wise will be at his Cloverdale
gladly received by the young man's ineaa in the big city.
office Thursday, Oct. 6th.
It
mother Mrs. John Dwyer, 63 East
122nd street, New York City, N. Y.
F. W. Robitsch and Frank Gusten
have started up the Haddan mill
There are three noteworthy things
W. J. Patterson who some time which is situated about a mile north about our made to measure suits:
ago traded his ranch three miles of Manhattan. The mill will cut their variety, their quality, their
south of town to Mr. N. Griffith, en about 12,000 feet a day and the firm character. C. S. Barnes.—Adv.
gineer at the Coast Power Co.’s plant will employ about 12 men in the
for property in Portland, left for the woods and at the yards. Mr. Rob
Watch for Pythian Sisters Hal
latter place Monday of last week itsch has quite a tract of cedar lowe’en party.
which he expects to cut up, and for
where he will hereafter reside.
which there Is now good demand,
FOR ROOM AND BOARD WITH
Mr. and Mrs. John Blair of this and may manufacture some of it in-
private family, address Box 243
city, spent the former’s vacation in to first-class shingles.
49-3tP
visiting relatives and friends in
John Friday and family, who re-
Hillsboro and Portland, Mr. Blair
SUMMONS
cently spent a couple of weeks at the
is employed at the S. P. depot.
Tillamook beaches passed through
Wm. Richers of the First Nation this city last Friday on their way IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
al bank is preparing to build on hi«*, home to Banks.
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
lots in the east part of town. Mr.
COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK
M. Turner of Banks, had business
Feldschau has the contract for the
in
Tillamook
last
week.
L.
SALDERN,
Plaintiff
basement and foundation and Percy
vs.
Sheldon will construct the building,
A. D. Thompson of Nehalem is at Charles E. Fields and and Alice C.
which will be modern and up-to-date
tending Circuit court this week.
; Fields, his wife, and H. J. Luse and
Mrs. L. Lewis of Spokane, visited
Mrs. Geo. Vaughn and daughter same J. Luse, her husband.
her son, W. A. Lewis of this city.
Defendants
Erma and Nettie Smith motored to
Manzanita last Sunday.
TO H. J. LUSE AND SAME J. LUSE
!
A. J. Smith of Independence who
has been visiting his son C. A. Smith
Mrs. Gilbertson, formerly employ her husband, two of the above named
for some time past, returned to his ed at Haltom’s store, spent last Sun defendants:
home last week.
day at Wheeler. Mr. Gilbertson and
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Boyd Mendenhall fished up the Sal OB' OREGON: You are hereby requir
Chas. Alley, butcher and rtarry monberry Sunday and made a fine ed to appear and answer the com
Johnson, city marshal of Wheeler catch of trout.
plaint filed against you in the above
were visitors at the county seat this i
week.
While dismantling the Church of entitled suit on or before thg expira
the Nazarene building on 3rd ave tion of six weeks from the date of the
Mr. Vosburg, superintendent of nue Monday afternoon, a broken sill first publication hereof, and if you
the Wheeler Lumber Co., was in the at one corner gave way, throwing fail so to answer, for want thereof,
Miss plaintiff will apply to thc Court for
city on business one day this week. the north side outward.
Buunic, who was pulllrX nails out of
the relief demanded in the complaint,
Frank Gustus who operates a log the old material just in front of the which is that a conveyance made by
side
that
fell,
barely
escaped
by
ging camp on the north fork of the
Nehalem, was in town one day this I jumping over a pile of lumber into Charles E. Fields and wife, defend
the street, and a man who was at ants above named, to H. J. Luse of
week on business.
work near her, escaped by running the following described real property,
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out of danger just in time.
situate in Tillamook County, Oregon;
Janies Burke of Cloverdale trans
acted business in the city this week.
S. S. Johnson, formerly an attor Lots One (1), Two (2) and Three (3)
ney of this city, and who spent a of Block Twenty-three (23) of Tilla
Henry Dunston, an old time Tilla- few days recently In Tilfatnook, re mook Beach, and which conveyance
mooker now of Portland was in town turned to his home in Portland Tues was made on or about Junt. 19, 1916,
shaking hands with '»•*< friends this day forenoon.
and which conveyance is of record at
week.
Page 173 of Book 33 of the Records of
County Clerk Brimhall granted a
W. L. Campbell, now connected license to wed to Bessie May Bowen Deeds of Tillamook County, Oregon,
with the weights and measures de and Emry Acy Cook on the 29th of be decreed to be null and void, as
partment of the state, was in the Sept. On the same day they were against plaintiff herein, and cancelled,
city Monday. Mr. Campbell at one married by Rev. Charles L. Dark at and that said property be decreed to
time drew mileage from this county the Methodist parsonage.
be subject to the lien and claim of
in thc capacity of sheriff and has
! plaintiff for balance owing him from
many friends here.
A marriage license was issued by , the defenadnta, Charles E. Fields and
Charley Ray of Cloverdale had the County Clerk on October 3rd to wife, it being sought to have said con
Clifford Thomas and Hattie Des
business in the city this week.
mond, both of Hemlock, the consent veyance cancelled as made in fraud of
the rights of plaintiff and said com
J. C. Hensley, with the Hersch of the parents being granted In each
Pub. Co., of Los Angeles, Calif., case. Thomas is 20 years of age and plaint praying for general relief. The
i claim of plaintiff is for the balance
spent several days here last week, re Miss Desmond Is 17.
' due on a judgment rendered by the
turning to Portland Saturday.
A W. Orting of Wheeler was in > Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Mr. Drake of Beaver, went to Port Tillamook Monday.
' for Hood River County, on which
land Saturday on his way to Cali
there is owing $1,000.00 with interest
M.
Hoxsen
of
Nehalem
was
a
coun
fornia, taking with him a son, for
ty seat visitor Monday.
I at the rate of eight per cent per an-
the benefit of the latter’s health.
i num from March 17th, 1915, the fur-
W. F. Hayes and wife of Timber I ther sum of $100.00 as attorneys fees
G. M. Hiner of Tillamook is spend
Ing a few days in PortlandT'leaving were Tillamook callerH Sunday.
1 $23.00, costs and disbursements,
here Sunday.
Fred Affolter and wife of Nr-sko- ' with accruing interest from date of
' said judgment, less a credit of $250.00
Mr. Tichenor of Portland, who vis yin were registered at the Tillamook
from property sold on execution from
ited several days with a sister in hotel Monday.
which is to be deducted the expense of
this city, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. E. T. Haltom was a passen- the execution sale. Said judgment was
He is owner of the Tichenor sasn
ger for Portland last Tuesday.
and door factory in that city.
rendered in favor of plaintiff and
against the defendants Field and wife.
C.
A.
Hanna
and
sister.
Miss
Ma
Miss Fay Harris, who spent the
This summons is served upon you
week end with her folks in Tilla bel, who had business In Circuit
mook returned to take up her du Court this week, returned to Port by publication in the Tillamook Head
ties as teacher at the Castle Rock land Tuesday forenoon.
light, a weekly newspaper of general
school, near Dolph, Sunday.
circulation
published in Tillamook
Mrs. Kllneham of this city visited
City, Tillamook County, Oregon, and
Portland
Tuesday
of
this
week.
W. J. King of Newbefg, was in
is so published try virtue of an order
the city the latter part of the week,
Wm. Burnes who was over from made by the Honorable Homer Mason,
looking over this part of the coun
ty. with a view to making his home Montesano, Washington, attending County Judge of Tillamook County,
Circuit Court, returned home Tues- Oregon, dated August 31st, 1921, re
here.
day.
quiring publication to be made hereof
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Steve Jones of Whiteson, Ore., at
org’e a week for six succesaivc weeks
County
extension
News
ad-
The
one time a resident here, accompan
ied by a brother and his father, were vertlses that a frimer In this cosn'y and the first publicvition hereof is
in Tillamook Tuesday on their way aged 70 years. Is looking for a hous” made September 1st 1921.
keeper and who. If she suits, might
to Netarts.
BOTTS & WINSLOW, Attorneys
consider matrimony with her. Here
for
Plaintiff.
J. H. Imhoff who put up some mar Is s chance for some good looking Residence: Tillamook, Oregon.
ble work in the I. O. O. F. cemetery buxom widow to grab off n Jive on«’,
here last week, left for Portland last on the assumption that: “It is bet
The glory of his country Is th»
Saturday by the Cadillac stage line. ter to be an old man's darling, than
a young man's slave.”
fact that the door ofopportunlty is
closed to no man. And don’t lose this
Mr. . Atrip, who spent the week end
with relatives, left for bit home in
one the opportunity to buy a suit
SUMMONS
at about <>n*-half the price you palti
Meda Sunday.
In the Circuit Court of the State of a year ago. C. 8. Barnes. Adv.
Jo. Durer went out last Monday
Oregon for Tillamook County
for a few days visit In the metropo-
Watch for Pythian Sisters Hui-
Francis J. Nestor, Plaintiff
lis.
lowe’en party.
va.
John Plasker paid a visit to Clov Jacqtte Nestor, Defendant
foot
erdale last Monday.
To Jaique Nestor, the above narn
Mrs. E. A. Stanley was a passen ed defendant:
ger for Portland Saturday.
In the name o> th* ítate of Oregon
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You
are hereby teqiiired to appea
A son of Mrs Fisher of this city
answer
complaint
Read the Headlight classified ad:’.
took ths stage for Pacific City Mon-