Tillamook headlight., November 10, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1921
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
PAGE SEVEN
Nharles F. Stone is holder of certi-
Mrs. John Jos. Quirt of Portland
ment survey thereof and located in
Mrs. Rose Crawford was a passeri*-
ficate of delinquency No 1181, is­
SUMMONS
ARM
AMPUTATED*
AS
RESULT
Tillamook County, Oregon.
av as called to Tillamook Tuesday on '
ger to Portland Tuesday to attend /
sued on the 18th day of May, 1918.
OF ACCIDENT AT MILL
Now. Therefore, by virtue of said
account of an accident to her son. the big stock show. Mrs. Crawfora
by
the
Tax
Collector
of
Tlllamoek
execution, judgment, order, decree
On Friday of last week, Frank Foreclosure of Deli"quent Tax Car
who was working at the Geo. Hos­ takes much interest in stock, and is
County, Oregon, for the ameunt or, and order of sale, and in compliance
Reed, employed in the Belding saw­
t ¡float«.
<22.22. the same being the amount
kins place. The young man slipped one of the leaders in the Jersey calf mill near Enright, this county, ac­
with the commands of said writ, I
IN
THE
CIFCUIT
COURT OF THE then due and delinquent for taxes will on the 10th day of December,
while at work and broke an arm.
cidentally
got
his
left
arm
against
clubs of this county.
for the year 1914, togvtner with
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
1921, at ten o’clock A. M. at the
an upright say, with the result that
penalty, interest and eoats thereon 1
front door of the County Court
the member was badly mangled. He
COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK
upon ths rsal property assessed to
House in the City of Tillamook,
was brought to the Boals hospital
yon, of which you sre the owner ns County of Tillamook, and State of
where the arm was amputated at a Oharles F. Stone, plaintiff,
appears of record, situated in said
vs
Oregon, sell at public auction to the
point between the wrist and elbow.
County and State and particularly
Mary Johnson. Defendant.
highest bidder for cash in hand, all
described as follows:
the right, title and interest which
To Mary Johnson, the above nam­
the within defendants or any of
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
ed defendant:
Hay, Grai", Flour, and Feed. Sugar. Salt and Grass Seed
The Sou then« Quarter of th«
them, had on the 27th day of Sep­
EXECUTOR
’
S
FINAL
ACCOUNT
In the name of the State of Ore­
Southeast Quarter of Section 2
Both Phones
tember, 1915, the date of deed or
Rosenberg Bro«., Prop«.
and the Northeast Quarter of
gon, jou are hereby notified khat
mortgage herein foreclosed, or sine«
Notice is hereby given that the un
the Northwest Quarter of Sec­
that date had in and to the above
Charles F. Stone, the above named
deraigned has filed in the County
tion 12 of Township 2 South of
described real property, or any part
plaintiff,
the
holder
of
certificate
of
Court of the State of Oregon, for
Range 2, Went W. M.
thereof, to satisfy said execution,
Tillamook County, his Final Ac- delinquency numbered 1182, issued
judgment, order and decree, inter­
count as executor oC * the
'
estate of on the 18th day of May. 1218, by
You are further notified that said est, costs, accrued Interest and at­
John S. Campbell, deceased,
and
the Tax Collector of the County of Charles F. Stone has paid taxes on torney's fees. Dated this 8th day of
that the said Court has appointee
November, 1221.
the 26th day of November, 1921, at Tillamook. State of Oregon, for the said premises for subsequent years
JOHN ASCHIM
as
follows:
for
the
year
1212,
paid
be-
same
srn Equipa *
ten o'clock a. m. at the courtroom or amount of $30.14, the
Sheriff of Tillamook County. Oregon
Mining, Dy
the said Court in Tillamook City, ing the amount then duo and May 28, 1218, tax receipt No. 8252.
First publication. Nov. 10th, 1221
Oregon, as the time and place for
1212,
paid last publication, December Sth, 1921
delinquent for taxes for the yoar <12.84; for ths year
the hearing of said account and the
1911, together with penalty, inter­ May 28, 1218. tex receipt No. 7722,
closing of said estate; and any and I
est and costs thereon, upon the real <16.89; for the year 1217, first half
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
all persons having objections to said
Notice is hereby given that Hilma
property assessed to you, of which paid May 28, 1218, tax receipt No.
account are required to be present
you are the owner aa appears of rec- 4622, <10.78; for the year 1217, last Caroline Nelson, has been duly ap­
at said time and place and to pre­
ord, situated in said County and half paid January 10. 1212, tax re­ pointed Executrix of the Estate of
sent such objections, if any they
and ceipt No. 7240, <11.84; for the year August Verner Nelson, deceased, by
have, to the said account.
Dated State, and particularly bounded
1918, paid November 6, 1919, tax the County Court of Tillamook
described
as
follows,
to-wit:
November 27, 1921.
receipt No. 7087, <24.63; for the County, Oregon. Al) persons hold­
GUY RAY.
The South Half of the South­
year 1919, paid October 1, 1220, tax ing claims of any kind against said
Executor of the estate of John S.
! receipt No. 5930, <31.77, and that estate are hereby required to present
west Quarter of Section l.Town
Campbell, deceased.
51-5t
ship 2, South of Range 9 West
he will pay before decree Is entered the same to J. S. Nelson, 932 Cham­
1 herein taxes for the year 1920 which ber of Commerce Building, Portland,
V
W. M.
J
' have been levied against the prop­ Oregon, Attorney for said estate, on
Notice of Final Settlement
You are further notified that said erty in the sum of <33.46, with in­ or before six months from the date
In the County Court of the State of Charles F. Stone has paid taxes on terest on one-half thereor at 1 per of the first publication of this notice
said premises for prior und subse- ' . cent monthly from April 5, 1921, to­ which first publication is the 11th
Oregon for Tillamook County
quent years as follows: for the year gether with accruing interest and day of November, 1921. Said claims
In the matter of the Estate of
1914, redeemed from certificate of penalties provided by law up to the must be duly verified ns required by
John Larson, deceased.
delinquency No. 1145, issued to F. time of the decree and that the cer­
I
Notice is hereby given that John
law.
1
■ 'x
S. Whitehouse, together with
the tificates of delinquency held by said
A. Nelson, administrator of the es­
HILMA CAROLINE NJCLSON
taxes for the year 1915 levied Stone, provide that the sums paid I
I
tate of John Larson, deceased, has
I Executrix of the Estare of August
tiled his final account as such admin against said property ai)<j paid bj’, ' by him on account thereof and the
Nelsen, Deceased.
lstrator in th? county Court of the F. 8. Whitehouse, the amouht paid subsequent tax payments shitll t>f«r
I
J
lor redemption from said certificate interest at the rate of 12 per cent
1 State of Oregon, for the County of
Notice to Creditors.
No.
1145
and
taxes
for
1915
paid
by
! Tillamook, and that Monday,
the
per annum from date of such pay­
[ 21st day of November 1921, at the plaintiff on June 3, 1918, amounting ments until redeemed.
Notice is hereby given that lhe un­
I hour of 2 o’clock in the afternoon of t to 164.8", Thereafter said plaintifT
Said Mary Johnson, as the uwneif dersigned has been appointed by tha
paid
on
May
28,
1918,
first
half
' said day, at the Court Room of said
1 of the legal title to said property as County Court of the State Of Oregon
I Court, in the County Court House in taxes for the year 1917, <14.64, as the same appears of recora, is hereby for Tillamook County, edecUtOr of
shown
by
tax
receipt
No.
4699;
on
j Tillamook, Tillamook County, Ore-
further notified that Charles h. the last will and testament Of John
1 gon, has been appointed by the said January 10, 1919, the last half or Stone will apply to the Circuit Court Theiler deceased, All persons having
the
taxes
for
the
year
1917,
amount
­
; Court as the time and place for the
of the County and State aforesaid for * claims against the estate of the
hearing of objections to the said ing to <15.96, as shown by tax re­ a decree foreclosing the liens held said deceased are hereby notified to
final account and
the settlement ceipt No. 7240; taxes for the year by him under said
certificates present the same, properly verified,
1919
thereof. Dated and first published 1918, paid I November 5.
against the property described and to the undersigned at the office of
amounting
to
<32.78
as
shown
by
'
October 20, 1921.
to
tax receipt No. 7087, and for the mentioned in said certificates, and tha First National Bank of Tilla­
JOHN A. NELSON*"
mook, Oregon, within six months
year 1919, paid October 1,
1920, you are hereby summoned to appear
Administrator
amounting to
1
<41.96 as shown by within sixty days after the date of front the date of thia notice. Dated
, Talmadge, Claussen & Mannlx & Bar I tax receipt No. 5960, and that plain­ ♦ the first publication of this summons
■<< day of November, 1221.
rick & Hall, Attorneys.
W. J. RIECHERS, Executor
tiff proposes to and will, before tak­ exclusive of tbe day of said first pub­ 1-5
and
ing deeree herein, pay taxes assess­ lication, and defend the action or
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I
ed against said property ror the year pay the amount due, as above shown,
War Veteraa
1920, the same amounting to <77.44, together with costs and accrued in­
Notice is hereby given that lhe
with interest on one-half thereof at terest. and in case of your failure to
offers all the comforts of modern travel,
the rate of 1 per cent Monthly Mnee do so, a decree will be rendered fore­ undersigned has been appointed by
Convenient schedules, observation cars, and excellent meals are other
April 5, 1921, and lntereat and pen­ closing the lien of said taxes and the County Court of the State of Ore­
SOMETHING WORTH READING
features of the Shasta route.
allies hereafter to acerue aa provid- costs against the land and premises gon, for Tillamook County, executrix
Plentywood, Moot.—“Over fifty yean ed by law.
named and you are further required of the last will and testament of
ago I had an awful bad cough —had it for
to appear and answer the complaint Fred Weber, deceased. All persons
You are further notified that said
five years. I was advised by an aunt of
filed against you in the above cause having claims against the estate of
mine to try Dr. Pieroe’s Golden Medical
and Court on or before the time the said deceased are hereby noti­
Discovery and one bottle and a half
above mentioned, anfl In case you fied to present the same, duly veri­
cured me entirely. I have used this rem­
fall so to appear and answer the fied, to the undersigned at her resi­
edy
ever
since
and
have
recommended
it
are on sale at
plaintiff will apply to the Court for dence near Bay City, Oregon, or to K
to many, and it has been a success in
the relief demanded in his said com­ J. Claussen, attorney for the execu
every case.
plaint, which is the same relief as trlx, I. O. O. F. Bldg., Tillamook Ore­
“I am aa old Civil War veteran 73
years of age and can truthfully say I
mentioned above, to-wft: for a de­ gon, within six months from the date
For tickets and information ask agents, or write
don't believe there is a better cough med­
cree foreclosing the liens held by of this notice.
icine than the ‘Discovery’ this side of
him under the certificates of delin­ Dated this 2rd day of November,
Paradise.”—Wm. L. Pieree, Box 43.
quency above named.
1921.
Ask vour druggist for this Golden
Mary Weber. Executrix.
This summons is served upon you
Medical Disoovery, which has been sold
by publication in
the
Tillamook
for ovor 50 years. It can now be obtained
John M. SCOTT,
Headlight by order of the County 1
in tablet as well as in liquid form. Write
Notice of Budget Meeting
General Passenger Agent.
Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon, |
Dr. Pierce, president Invalids' Hotel in
To the taxpayers of the Port
Buffalo, N. 1., for free medical advice.
made the 30th day of September,
1921, directing publication hereof to Bay City, Oregon. At a meeting of
be made once a week for a period of the Board of Commissioners of
sixty days, and requiring you to ap­ Port of Bay City, Oregon, held
pear and answer within the time the 25th day of October, 1221,
above mentioned and the date of th* > following estimate or budget of
first publication of this summons is ' receipts and disbursements, of
October 6th, 1921. All process and ; said Port for*the year 1922, was or­
papers in this proceedings may be dered published as required by law:
served upon the undersigned resld-!
Funds and Resources
ing In the State of Oregon at the ad­ Cash on hand 10-25-21.... <12,560.52
Due from Co. Trees. Ap­
dress hereinafter mentioned.
proximate ........
12,000.00
BOTTS A WINSLOW
Required from taxes
__ 37,432.4*
Attorneys for Plaintiff
49-9t
Address: Tillamook, Oregon. !
Total ---------------------------- <«2,000.02
STANDARD FEED COMPANY
Economy Cleaners
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sJÂSÿaiBsâr*
CITY TIRE SHOP
J. C. Holden
Take the
Scenic Shasta Route
TO
Sunny Southern
California
Through Sleeping Car Service
Sacramente—San Francisco
Los Angeles
’s
IpA Civil
Advice
Round Trip
Winter Excursion Tickets
Reduced Fare
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
IT’S ONLY A LITTLE OVER A MONTH UNTIL
Í
Why not come in and buy acceptable gifts for milady at
prices consistent with the pre war days.
SHETLAND LINEN, formerly $7.50 per box, now $5.00
Smaller boxes reduced in he same proportion.
i
i
I
I
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A
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w
SEWING BASKETS as low as 40c.
REAL BBONY NAIL POLISHERS FORMERLY $1.25
now 40c
When Icicles Point
Their Long Cold
Fingers at You
days are gala days for
healthy youngsters under-
weared in Lackawanna
Twins. Hercistheperfecti on
of protection against the
clutching icy hands of win­
ter. Here too is the comfort
of precise fit and freedom of
movement however vigor­
ously the child may play.
The downy fabric of Lacka­
wanna Twins is craftily
knitted out of uncommonly
good yams. It is sterilized
and pre-shrunk in live steam
—for cleanliness and un-
shnakability in wash. A
fining fabric for such un­
usually good underthings.
EDGBWOOD CHOCOLATES formerly $1.00 lb.
I air making a special price of $1 for 2 lbs plus ic war tax
pounds for Si.01.
The worW Fam.us PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH BRUSH
special while they last 35c.
E. E KOCH
Druggist
WOOSMANNA
TWINS
Underwear and
Slumber Suits
FO«»YS AND OtRLS PROM
BIRTH TO S1XTXZN
We invite yoar intpecaee ef
LarkiwanruTwini io vanous
styles and in cpuliHM te sust
every requirement of servie*
and psue
J)ENNIN61WS
1 JXLAM««K
Estimated Disbursements for 1922
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Till-
....
amook
McClure A Schmauch Company, a
corporation. Plaintiffs,
vs.
For Int. and Port Bonds 280,000.00
Dock Improvement, Garibaldi
.............. . .................... 1,000,002
Bay City
1,000.00
Total .....
_... <62,000.00
Please take notice that a meeting
of the Taxpayers of the said Port of
Bay City is hereby called to meet at
the office of the First Bank of Bay
City, Oregon, on the 2Srd day of No­
vember, 1221, at 10 o'clock a. m. for
the purpose of discussing said esti­
mates or budget.
By order of the
Board.
DON C. EDUS.
52-41
Sec of Poll of Buy (Jity.
Rose E. Cox, Mrs. B. B. Hendee,
Jacob Pruka and Rose Prtika,
husband and wife, and Luther
Brackett, Defendants.
By virtue of an execution, judg­
ment, order, decree and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled
Court in the above sntltied cause, to
me directed, and dated the Sth day
of November, 1921, upon a judg­
ment and decree rendered and en­
NEW PRICES AGAIN
tered in said Court on the 15th day
of October, 1920, in favor of Mc­
We offer you goods at the follow
Clure A Schmauch Company, a Cor­ ing prices, Remember we are here
poration. plaintiff, and against Rose to give you the best possible prices,
■ Cox, Mrs. B. B. Hendee, Jacob Our credit customers will get
the
Pruka and Rose Pruka, busband A same prices as cash customer«.
wife, and Luther Brackett, defend­ Tillamook Bread
9« lonf
ants, tor the sura of Twelve Hundred Beat Creamery Butter
<1 per eq.
sod No 100 (<1200.00) Dollars with ■«11 y Sagar
<659 per cwt.
inier^t at the rate of Seven (7 per 10 lb. sacks graham flour.
21«
cent) per annum from the 27th day 2 i - iiii velvet tobacco
25s
of September 1916. and the further All chew tobacco .
7<e plug
nut of One Hundred
Twenty-five 10 lb. sacks Farina fur
72c
and 20-100 (<125.00) Dollars, At­ Peanut Buttei
... 10c lb.
torney’s Fees, and the further sum Good Valley Flour
21.25 sack
ef Twenty-eight and S'l-lOO (<28.<t0 Picnic Hauis
20c Ik
Dollars, costs, and the coats of »nd Standard Tomatoes 2 Sana
26«
epos this writ, ceiaisaadlng ms '*> Borden's Milk 2 cans
25«
stake sale of the following described , 14 lbs. macaioni
81.22
propeity, to-wit:
Pearl Shortening
25c and <1.25
The North half (N 1-2) of 'he 6 lb Crlaro for
<117
Beetheest quarter (St 1-4) ef the Past-ake clout 10 lb sack
.. ... f«e
Routheast quarter (9B 1-4) contain
Soda Ci ckeva
15c lb
ins Twenty (20) acres, and
tlie M J B CoBee
40c »
South half (R 1-2) of the Bou'heast
All .«■I'- s 1 ad need
■ pist'er (SB 14) of l!ie Southeast
ID MI NDS
quarter (SE 14) containing Twenty
(20) acres, sM in Section Seven (7)
Dr. t’<ae wRl )>« at h « 7i:is«ioek
Tow ashtp Two (2), North, itanu'
office every Mesday.
Vine (9) and the Northeast qusi
tei (M 1-4) of the Roilthweet quar­
ter (HW 1-4) of Rection Twenty
VAUGHAN MÀI IAWS
<M) Tow sab Ip Twe
(2)
N«H
Rang* Nine <•>. eoatalnieg Forty At I educed pr ises.
B • Beebe
(40) seres, aeeordm« te th» ••vers Adv 5« ■