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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1922 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT THE PEOPLE’S COLUMN I once attracts and fascinates. livestock and farm machinery. Due A novel written with that liter Editor’s Note: This will be a per on or before 1 yr. int. 8 percent, manent column of the HEADLIGHT ary charm and beauy of which Zane semi-annually. Readers are requested to send in Grey is master; swift-moving, full Chat. Mtg. Tillamook Auto Co. of the glamour of romance and ad their opinions. No letter will receive to Tillamook Co. Bank. 83153.00. consideration unless the writer’s venture. and with breath of West Filings At Court House During Past Covers 2 trucks and 2 Universal plains and mountains in its name is attached. We will withhold ern Lighting plants. Due 90 days. Int. 8 pages. Week. name from publication If requested percent at maturity. Contribution by mall only. Address AagL Mtg. State Land Board CITY LIBRARY Editor, Headll. it. Gottlieb Hanenkratt 3538.00. The Report of the Board of Direc January 25, 1922. signs Mg. Bk "Q” pg. 64. tors, of the City Library, for last Cft. Assumed Business Nam« of U. S. Army discharge of Photlas _ Divorce Ration year, and just made public shows a “Wheeler Iron Works.” J. L. Stein A. Pasadapuloa. To the Editor, Headlight: Mortgage. J. N. Edwards A wf. to What 1« the present ration be deficit. This deficit has been cover bach. D. E. Steinbach. Wilbur Mc tween marriage and divorce ta the ed by the unexpended balance in Cracken. of Tillamook. Ore., and C. State Land Board. 81000 Lot 4 Sec. state of Oregon? The Pictorial Re the treasury which accumulated J. Nagle of Wheeler, Ore. Sol« own « T 2 SR 9W and NEU of 8EH during the years of ths war. Had ers to run machine shop at Wheeler, Sec. 1 T 3 SR 10W. Due 1 yr. int • Ore. percent, semi-annually. Mach. Lien. Wheeler Iron Works War Deed. J. S. Douglas A wf. to ANNOUNCEMENT Against Wheeler United Lumber Co. Hilda Reynolds. 350.00 Lots 13-18- Am’t. 3495.54. Balance due covers 14-15 Blk 7 Bay View Addn. to Bay c« thC !iSSUe °f Feb‘ 9th there wil1 be one mis’ building and ground upon which City. HeadHght0 °f “ads” that apPear in the same is qituated of Deft, ta Lot 3, Mortgage. Alex W. Easton A wf. Sec. 2 T 2 NR 10W. to E. V. Carter. 81500-00 SEU of The first person who discovers this mistake NEU Sec. 16 T 1 SR 9W. Due on January 26, 1922. or before 3 yrs. Int. 7 percent an and brings it to this office will receive a merchand Bill of Sale. Tillamook Co-Opera nually. ise order for $2.50 on one of the advertisers. Watch tive Warehouse Co. to Tillamook Chat. Mtg. Albert Krake to First County Creamery Assn. 81.00, et-al. Nat’l. Bank $1890.00. Livestock. Due for next week s issue, and get the $2,50. All that certain building situated on 6 mo. Int. 8 percent quarterly. view of January, 1922, on page 16, this balance not accumulated the theR. R. right of way of the South Sat. Mtg. E. G. Wisdom to Alex ern Pacific Co. at Tillamook south W. Easton & wf. Rel of Mtg. Bk. 7. gives the ration as one divorce for library could not have operated. of couny road and East of city. every 2.52 marriages. Oregon is pg. 17305. Covering lands Sec. 16, The report states that the circula Chat. Mtg. W. H. Sales to D. T 1 SR 9W. about 1 per cent behind Nevada, tion has increased more than 100 which tops the list with one divorce percent over that of the preceeding Martiny. 3’0000. Covers livestock. Due 6 mo. int. 8 percent at matur January 30th. for every 1.54 marriages. Nevada is year. The disbursements show that ity. War Deed. Brighton Development trying to fumigate its common wealth since the divorce episode of Mary Pickford and Fairbanks e el, Mary Pickford-Moore and Fair- banks. Some years ago the dean of a theological seminary in New York state in a lecture on ethics said: “Oregon is notorious for its divorce evil.” He inferred that if a husband loved his wife or a wife cared for her husband they would side-step Oregon as a place of permanent res idence. It may be that when eastern peo ple eat Hood river apples, Rogue river pears, Willamette valley prunes or Tillamook cheese, they say, “You are delicious eating, but you were produced by those pesky Oregonians who have a habit of get ting unmarried.” It may be that when eastern people tour our state they go into raptures over the mar velous scenery along the Columbia river highway and are entranced by Oregon’s ever-changing panorama of mountain and valley, and yet when they pass outside the bounds of the state they exclaim, “Ta, ta, Oregon, you beautiful siren. You didn’t divorce us this time. We had our fingers crossed.” Bobbie Burns said a mouthful in his saying about seeing ourselves as others see us. But how do others see us? That Is the question. ALLEN A. McREA. PAGE NINE DAILY RECORDS GIVE ME A WINCHESTER TOOL EVERY TIME” Men who make their living by their skill with tools find in Winchester Tools special refinements of design, niceties in finish, sturdy construction, They produce more and better work at the end of the day. For the skilled mechanic or the “handy work man" Winchester tools are made to save his time Other Winchestr Tools of Exceptional Service Nail Hammers. Wrenches, Auger Bits, Saws, Pliers and Files. Winchester B a II Pein Ham Winchester Iron Bench Planes mer—Perfectly balanced for a hard, true blow. Forged from crucible steel that will not mushroom or chip. Patented Interlocking wedges. —High quality, temepred cut ters, held rigidly In position. Quick, accurate adjustment. Smooth. Jack, Fore and Joint er planes. Winchester Chisels — Special crucible steel made in one piece from tip of the blade through the socket. Assort ment of patterns and blade widths. * Winchester Screw Drivers — Blades of single piece of chronre steel securely fitted to handles. Stand up under the hardest kind of use. King-Crenshaw Hwd. Co. THE •MNCHtSn* STORE L BOOK REVIEWS Editor’s Note: This will be a per manent feature of the HEADLIGHT. Under It we will review all the new books received by Tillamook book stores. "HELEN OF THE OLD HOUSE,” by Harold Bell Wright. (D. Apple ton A Company.) A stirring romance of American life today. The scene of the story Is not localized but brings to mind al most any manufacturing town or community. “Helen of the Old House”, represents the finest type of American womanhood. The daughter of a laborer start ing life ta a small house at the bot tom of a hill, the heroine is carried on the wheels of a fortune to a man sion “at the top of the hill,” Joy, love and sorrow are hers in the com plex struggle of living, but certain fundamental traits, deep qualities of human kindness and sympathy with those at the bottom of life s hill, keep her always Helen of the Old House. Tire other people of this inspiring tale, the old employer, the old workman, the new employer, the new workman, the radical employ er, the radical workman, tire inter preter and the nw woman, are the vital crations of a master story teller. Mr. Wright pictures the gen erosity, the greed, th kindliness, the selfishness, the devotion, the hyp ocrisy, the feverish activity, the laughter and the despair of human hearts as fw men can. His peop e have life and color aDd a someness there te no withstanding. . A beautiful love story ta a color ful setting. “Helen of the Old House,“ sweeps to a climax _th leaves one Impressed anew with t virility and force of Harold Bell W"THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER." Zane Grey. (Harper and Brothers ) He came to the Bellhounds ranch —the mysterious Rider—«« knew from where; a man of middle age. kindly, but so terrible • fighter that they called him H» Bent” Wade He played the !>•* fate ta all their live*. * whe* the inevitable tragedy came and the Mysterious Rider made the great sacrifice. did Then out of the shadow <of that tradegy. Columbine came into th« t- sunshine of love. A forceful character te the My trious Rider, a veritable nribie man . kind. m»n Columbine _ i coi um di ur 1s >° - a sweet, —’• . \ plain, ordinary little UTUBU0. .’ -- — — girl of . ¡ West. The kind of a girl that at I Moto Anderson. 82000.00 Lots 1-2-8 f Blk 7 Tohl Addn. to Nehalem city. DR. J. E. SHEARER Due 3 yrs. tat. 7 percent annually. Surgery |lrtB. of Incorporation of "Tilla mook Mercantile Company” G. A. Edmunds, H. R. Edmunds and Le National Building land B. Erwin. Incorporatore. Dur Tillamook, Oregon ation perpetual, Cap. stock 310,000-. share 100 at 8100. each. Place of y business, Tillamook City, Ore. Meeh. Lien. Geo. J. Burchard vs. Louis Ludtke. 803.80. Covers house f R. T. B0AL8, M. D. No. 114 on Lots 6 and 7 Blk 2. Sunnymead Addn. to Tillamook Surgeon and Phyaicitn City. Mortgage. Solon Schlffinan A wf. I. O. O. F. Building to Nehalme Harbor Co. 32900. Cov Ttllimook Oregon ers 2 tracts by metes and bounds in Sec. 2 T 2 NR 10W at Wheeler, due _______ > 3 notes 8500 on or before 1 yr; 8500 ! on or before 2 yrs,: 81900 on or be fore 3 yrs. Int. 8 percent annually. DAVID ROBINSON January 31, 1922. Shearer-Merrick Hospital every dollar expended was for abso lute necessities. Tibs Is conclusive proof that the city's appropriation ; for the maintenance of the library is Insufficient. The city has grown. The useful ness of he library has increased. It Is only logical to assume that ex I penditures increase proportionately. ! The library Is a necessity. It te something the community cannot get along without. Grown-upe and ’ children alike need mental food. I The treasurer has informed us that there 1s enough to wiggle by on this year. We presume that to mean that there 1s no money to expend for improvements. Anything that 1s not 1 worth improving te not worth keep-, Ing We believe that our library must be constantly improved; both in usefulness and effidensy The fact that we wleh to Impress upon the minds of the people of our! community te that when making up the budget, not what the thing cost ' Itrees IM yr. but it. present useful — -• K- must be considered. Let I*t uw us rem remem ber that next November. January 27, 1922. Chat. Mtg. A. H. Wallen to First 6 mo. tat. 8 percent quarterly. January 28, 1922 Rel. Mtg. aBnkers Trust Co. to Northern Pacific Railway Co. Re tease from Prior Lien Mtg. of Lot 11 See. 22 and Lote 3-4-5 « Sec 38. T 8 NR 9 W Chat. Mtg. Leelie G Ross to E. K. Mitchell 82860-00. Livestock, Due In Instruments up to Feb. 1, 1826. Int. 6 percent. Deed. Tillamook Lodge No. 94 IOOF to Peter Schrant* 81 00 Lot 67 Blk 8. IOOF Cemetery of Tilla mook, Ore. Chat. Mtg. E. M. Leonina to TU lamook Co. Bank. 82000 Liveetoek. Due on or before 1 yr. tat. 8 per cent. semi-aan’ly. Chat. Mt< Guy Grames to TiUa- moofc Co. Bank 81500 Liveetoek. Dtre on or before 1 yr. tat. 8 percent semi-annulyy. Chat. Mtg. F M Davidson to TH- lomagk Co. Bank 82000.00. Covers Co. to Anna Carter. 8100 Lots 3 A 4 Blk 71 Brighton eBach. War Deed. Mrs. M. Carnett to Robery Sylvester Hull. 810.00. ot al. 2 tracts by metes and bounds ta M. Garnett tracts ta West part of Tillamook city. Patent tT. 8. to Frederick E. Page. NWH Sec. 14 T 2 SR 9W 145.29 acres. War Deed. The Elmore Park Co. to L. B. Smith $10410. Lot 39 Blk, 6 Elmore Perk. War Deed J. J. Krebs A wf. to Marie Kelter Smith. 81-00 Lot «0 Blk 6 Elmore Park. Dlschareg, V. 8. Coast Guard to James Harvey Snydow. Sat. Mtg. te A. C. Anderson to Carrie Tohl. Rel. of Mtg Bk T, M 117. War Deed. H. W. Tole A. C. Anderson. 810-00 Sec. 18 T 3 NR 10W (1-9 tat.) and also 1-9 tat. ta any other land own ed by E«t. of Herman Tohl. dee'd. and aleo same tat. ta personal prop erty of said estate. Mt; . •.- T< !.l i ho«, r . Mary Physician nnd Surgeon War Deed. H. E. Abry to Edward Lopez Hart. $150 00 Lot 11 Blk. 25 ! Twin Rocks. National Bldg. Tillamook, Or«. War Deed. Morris B. Wells A wf. to Edward Lopez Hart. 810.00 Lot | 8 Blk 25 Twin Rocks. I War Deed. Twin Rock Land Co. to Phon« 76-J Edward Lopez Hart 8Lots 10 A 11 Blk. 1 TwlnRocks. DR. C. H. POLLOCK, D.M.D War Deed. Twin Rock Land Co. D«ntt«t to Lopez Hart 3 - Lot 10 Blk 26, Twin Rocks. 216-16-17 Tillamook Bldg. I Meeh. Lien. Wbeter Iron Works, TILLAMOOK. OREGON against Wheeler United Lumber Co. 328-89. Cover« building and mill of deft, tn Lot 8 Sec. 2 T 2 NR 10W and the land onwhlch same la lo- ■X eMed. DR. 0. L. HOHLFELD Receipt TUlamook Lodge No. »4. IOOF to Morris Schnal. Receipt for Veterinarian 8675. ta payment of one-half of wall of building ta Blk 4 Thayer's Bell Phone *F2. Mutual Phon« Addn. to Tillamook. TUlimook Oregon Agr eemont. Morris Schnal, et-ux. with J. H. Rosenberg ,et-al, agree ment for party wall between 26 ft. strip owned by Schnal and strip sooth of same owned by second par ties ta Blk 4 Thayer's Addn to TU DR. J. G TURNER lamook City, Oregon. Eye Specialist War Deed. Leon Berry A wf. to A. Permanently located in Tilla D. Smith A wf. 810-00 Lot 8 Blk 1, mook. Private office ta Jenkin's Stillwell Park Addn., to Tillamook jewelry Mor*. Latest up-to-date City .Ore. Instruments and equipment. Ev- War Deed. A. D. Smith A wf. to enlngs and Sunday by appolnt- Leon Berry A wf. 810.00 Lot 8 Blk. ment. 1 Stilwell Park Addn. to Tillamook Complete Leni Grinding Fac- City, Orgon. tory on the Premile*. Any leni Chat. Mtg. Chas. Parsons to First duplicated. Natl. Bank. 8100- Covers livestock. Tillamook. Oregon due 90 days int. 8 percent at matur ity. k J
