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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1921)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1921 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 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. STANDARD FEED COMPANY Hay. Grain, Hour, and Feed. Sugar. Salt a»d Grass Seed Rosenberg Bros., Props. Both Phones You are further notified that said | Charles F. Stone has paid taxes on ' said premises for subsequent years I as follows: for the year 1915, paid May 28, 1918, tax receipt No. 8352, 515.84; for the year 1916, paid May 28, 1918, tax receipt No. 7792, j $16.39; for the year 1917, first half paid May 28, 1918, tax receipt No, ; 4699, $10.78; for the year 1917, last I half paid January 10, 1919, tax re ceipt No. 7240, $11.84; for the year 1918, paid November 5, 1919, tax receipt No. 7087, $24.63; for the year 1919, paid October 1, 1920, »ax receipt No. 5960, $31.77, and that he will pay before decree Is entered herein taxes for the year 1920 which have been levied against the prop erty in the sum of $33.46, with in terest on one-half thereof at I per cent monthly from April 5, 1921, to gether with accruing interest and penalties provided by law up to the time of the decree and that the cer tificates of delinquency held by said Stone, provide that the sums paid by him on account thereof and the subsequent tax payments shall bear interest at the rate of 12 per cent per annum from date of such pay ments until redeemed. Said Mary Johnson, as the owner of the legal title to said property as the same appears of record, is hereby further notified that Charles F. Stone will apply to the Circuit Court of the County and State aforesaid for a decree foreclosing the liens held by him under said certificates against the property described and mentioned in said certificates, and you are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days after the date of the first publication of this summons exclusive of the day of said first pub lication. and defend the action or pay the amount due, as above shown, ■ together with costs and accrued In- I terest, and in case of your failure to do so, a decree will be rendered fore- I closing the lien of said taxes and costs against the land and premises named and you are further required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above cause and Court on or before the time 1 above mentioned, and in case you 1 fail so to appear and answer the 1 plaintiff will apply to the Court for ' the relief demanded in his said com- 1 plaint, which is the same relief as I mentioned above, to-wit: for a de- ! cree foreclosing the liens held by him under the certificates of delin quency above named, Economy Cleaners Ma"ni^gjS£erog, Pressing. Repairing Hats^kanÄd^o^ked'*1 2nd Ave. E- Between 3rd and 4th Sts. SHHH! CREEPING SHADOWS ON Witches plot and cats prowl—spirits said with those on earth and tell chill strange happenings occur. Thrills and mystery lurk with the solemn and big black cats printed on Dennisons from mat stock all ready to use ~ When the Winter Sprites Paint the Holly Berries Red wls, spooks epe or cut JT ACKAWANNA TWINS Union Suits fit young bodies as snugly as the red fits the holly berry. Yet they “give” to exercise as the swaying leaf gives to the breath of the wind. Perfect design and correct sizing and the remarkable military shoulder are the reasons why. And We Have TABLE COVERS, NAPKINS HATS. MASKS, FAVORS, CUT OUTS, ETC.. ETC.. ETC., HALLOWE EN’S GAY P4 These so famous under garments are warm as toast and enduring as evergreen. They tub easilyand without shrinking. They put the “O my!” in Economy. TILLAMOOK LACKAWANNA TWINS VNADK HARM 09C. MT. OFE.' Underwear and Slumber Suits FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FROM BIRTH TO SIXTEEN We invite your inspection of LackawannaTwins in various atylea and in qualities to suit every requirement of service sad price. B ennington ' s 7f¡r Quality vSrtwnr" 1 I genuine Willard car would cost PAGE SEVEN TILLAMOOK, ORCCON ~~ 1 I------------------------------------------------------ . ed defendant: I In the name of the Siate of Ore gon, you are hereby notified that I Charles F. Stone, the above named i plaintiff, the holder of certificate of delinquency numbered 1182, issued on the 18th day of May, 1918, by the Tax Collector of the County of Tillamook, State of Oregon, for the amount $30.14, the same be- ' ing th mount then due and dellnque^mor taxes for the year 1916, together with penalty, inter est and costs thereon, upon the real . property assessed to you, of which you are the owner as appears of rec- ! ord, situated in said County and State, and particularly bounded and described as follows, to-wit: LOCAL NEWS This summons is served upon you I by publication in the Tillamook A family of old Oklahoma friends Headlight by order of the County Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon, are visiting Mr. Frlsbie and family made the 30th day of September, of this city this week. Rev: Lienkaemper of the Luther- 1921, directing publication hereof to be made once a week for a period of nn Reformed church went out to the sixty days, and requiring you to ap Valley last week to attend some pear and answer within the time church meetings. above mentioned and the date of the W. F. Rusk with the Coast Light first publication of this summons is and Power company, badly sprained j October 6th, 1921. All process and his right wrist while cranking an papers in this proceedings may be auto one day last week, and fears served upon the undersigned resid he may have fractured a bone. ing in the State of Oregon at the ad There is a difference between dress hereinafter mentioned. those who go gunning for real snipe and the hunter who "snipes" ’em up BOTTS & WINSLOW from the gutters. Attorneys for Plaintiff Mr. Reed who has been with the 49-9t Address: Tillamook, Oregon. Tillamook Lumber Co. all summer left for Portland Tuesday of fast Notice of Final Settlement week. In the County Court of the State Of F. M. Legg who has been with Oregon for Tillamook Cou"ty 'be Brighton mills for some time In the matter of the Estate of past, went to Portland Tuesday of John Larson, deceased. last week. Notice is hereby given that John A. W. Vosburg or Wheeler was lu A. Nelson, administrator of the es tate of John Larson, deceased, has the city last Friday on business. filed his final account as such admin Read the Headlight classified ads. istrator in the county Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Tillamook, and that Monday, the NOTICE OF HEARING OF EXECUTOR’S FINAL ACCOUNT 21st day of November, 1921, at the hour of 2 o’clock in the afternoon of Notice is hereby given that the un said day, at the Court Room of said derslg^ed has filed in the County Court, in the County Court House tn Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook. Tillamook County, Ore Tillamook County, his Final Ac- gon, has been appointed by the said count as executor of the estate of Court as the time and place for the John S. Campbell, deceased, and hearing of objections to the said that the said Court has appointed final account and the settlement the 26th day of November, 1921, at thereof. Dated and first published ten o’clock a. m. at the courtroom of October 20, 1921. the said Court in Tillamook City, Oregon, as the time and place for JOHN A. NELSON the hearing of said account and the Administrator Talmadge. Claussen & Mannix & Bar closing of said estate; and any and all persons having objections to said rick & Hall, Attorneys. account are required to be present at said time and place and to pre sent such objections, if any they have, to the said account. Dated November 27, 1921. IF YOU ARE A SUFFERER GUY RAY, HEED THIS ADVICE Executor of the estate of John S. 51-5t Campbell, deceased. Los Angeles, Cal.—“I wish to five to the world the ixmofit of the experience I have had with I)r. Pierce’s medicines. I Notice of District Road Meeting: in took four bottles of the Favorite Pro Read District No. 1. of Tillamook scription, and five of the Anuric Tablets Coii"ty, Oregon, for making a for my kidneys, and I must say no doctor Special Tax Levy. has ever done mo one-half the good I de TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN rived from the use of those medicines. I No.1 Ice I b hereby given that at 3 suffered with neuritis in my back for o'clock p. m. on the 5th day of No three years and it has disappeared and vember, 1921, at the school house at the kidney trouble also."—M tb . Helen Pierce Reed, 653 W. Belgrave Ave., Rockaway, In School District No. 56 of Tillamook County, in Road Dis (Huntington Park). Dr. Pierce, president Invalids’ Hotel trict No. 1 of Tillamook County, Ore in Buffalo, N. Y., discovered Anuric and gon, a District Road meeting will be it’s sold by all druggists; or send Dr. held of the resident tax ngvers of Pierce 10c for trial pkg. and you’ll find said Road District for (ftp object and it’s many times more potent than lithic. purpose <jf making a sbeftal tax levy Write to him for free medical advios. t»h the property of Raid Road Dis trict as described on the 1921 tax roll in said Road District for road purposes for the year 1929. Done by order of the County Ceurt Tillamook County, Oregon. Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, Oc tober 13th, 1921. HOMER MASON, County Judge of Tillamook Coun ty, Oregon. 50-2 PAIN IN BACK ? CITY TIRE SHOP J. C. Holden VALVE-IN-HEAD ! I i TILLAMOOK BATTERY STATION M. R. Terry, Prop. The South Half of the South west Quarter of Section 1, Town ship 2, South of Range 9 West W. M. 25 PERCENT DISCOUNT ONALL Pyralin Ivory for a few days. Buy your Xmas presents now and save money E. E. KOCH SUMMONS li tke «Ursuit Oosrt of t*e State of tregen for Tillamook County Francis J. Nestor, Finisti» ▼8. Jacquo Nester, Defendant Te Jaeqae Nester, the above nam ed defendant: la the name et tèe »tate of «regon Yoe are hereby required te appear and Miswer the complaint filed against yeu in the above entitled suit on er before the expiration of six weeks froei the date of the fir*1 publieatien of this summons, and if you fail so te appear and answer, the Plaintiff wiH apply to the Court for tke relief demanded in his complaint which in that the ■arris.*'* contract esimine between th* plaintiff »■* defendant be dissolved beeaeeo ef •he wilfni desertion of plaintiff by «af'iMtnet. eentSnuiag tor a peried K*iere Men eve year, med for ewe* other relief as may be equitable. This summons is served upon you by publication in the Tlllambok Headlight by erder of the Monorable Homer Mason, County Judge of Till amook County, Oregon, said order being dated September 15th, 1921, requiring publication hereof to be made once ;• reek t»r six suocesstve weeks and the first publication is made on the 15th day bf September 1921. MTT8 * WhNSLffW Attorney* for Plaintiff. Residence: Tillam-ok. Oreg»». You are further notified that said Charles F. Stone has paid taxes on said premises for prior and subse quent years as follows: for the year 1914, redeemed from certificate of delinquency No. 1145. issued to F. S. Whitehouse, together with the taxes for the year 1915 levied against said property and paid by F. S. Whitehouse, the amount paid for redemption from said certificate No. 1145 and taxes for 1915 paid by plaintiff on June 3. 1918, amounting to $64.87. Thereafter said plaintiff paid on May 28, 1918, fiist half of times for the year 1917, $14.64, as shown by tax receipt No. 4699; on January 10, 1919, the last half or the taxes for the year 1917, amount ing to $15.96. as shows by tax re- eeipt No. 7240; taxes for the year 1918, paid November 5, 1219 amounting to $32.78 as shown by tax receipt No. 7087, and for the year 19U, paid October 1. 1920. amounting to $41.96 as shown by tax recsipt No. 596t, and that plain tiff proposes to and will, before tak ing decree herein, pay taxes axs'-s* ed against said property ror the year 1930, the earns amounting to $77.44. with interest on ons-half thereof at the rate of 1 per cent monthly stnee April 5. 1921. and intereat and pen nlties hereafter to acereo as provid- ed by law. You are further notified that (aid Charles F. Stone is holder of certi ficate of delinquency No. 1111, Is SUMMONS sued on the 18th day of May, 1911 by the Tax Collecter ef Tillamook Foreclosure of Deli"q «eat Tax Cer County. Oregon, for the amount or 920.29. the seme being the amount t ideate. then due and delinquent tor taxes | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BRR for the year 1914, together with penalty, interest and coots thereon STATE OF OREGON FOR TUB spun th* real property assessed to •OI N9 Y OF TILLAMOOK you. of which you are the owner as appeals ef record, situated la ».d Charles F. Stese, plaimtifif. County and State Mid partl.-uliHy ▼s described as foil »a Mary Jebosen. ffefendant. We Set., «sea» Wearier ef the Mav Jobssea, the *hove Buick is the Pioneer Builder of Valve-in-Head Motor Cars Twenty years of service have given Buick valve-in-head motors unequalled reputation for power and dependability. Saying “valve- in-head” today means “Buick” as much as it did two decades ago. Buick Sixes 22-Sn-44 Thru« P999. 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