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NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE
Notice Is hereby given that by vlr.
tue of a writ of attachaient execu.
tion Issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Tillamook
County, upon a Judgment and order
of Bale In favor of the United States
National Bank of Portland (Oregon)
a corporation, plalntl, and against
Rudolph Zweifel, defendant. I will
sell at public auction to ti» highest
bidder for cash In hand the following
described real property situate In
Tillamook County, Oregon, to-wlt:
Lot 5 and the South ha!V ef lot 6
in Section 7; Lot 2 of StwÉlon 16
and beginning at the Northeast cor.
ner of the Southeast quarter of the
Southwest quarer of Section 7 and
running thence South to a point 49
rods North of the half mile poM be.
tw’een Section 7 and 18; thence West
to the North fork of Nehalem River;
thence up the meanders of said river
to a point west of the place of be­
ginning. and thence East to the
place of beginning, all of said kinds
being in Township 3 North of RAnge
9 west, W. M.;
Also lot 1 and that part of lot 2
lying North and East of a slough
running through said lot In Section
13, Township 3 North Range 10
WeBt W. M , containing 40.44 acres;
also the Southeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter of the Southeast
quarer and he Souheast quarter of
the Southeast quarter of Suction 12
in Towrnshlp 3 North Range 10 Wests
W. M , containing 50 acres;
Also lots 8 and 9 of Section 36.
Township 3 North, Range 10 West,
W. M., less all that part of said lot
9 lying West of the right ot way of
the Pacific Railway and Navigation
Company tract owned containing
59 15 acres;
Also a tract beginning ni the cor.
ner ot Sections 25, 26, 35, and 36 In
Township 3 North, Range 10 West
W. M, and running thence East on
Section line 14.57 chains to mean,
der corner on West bank of South
Fork uf Nehalem river; thence duw u
the West line of said River North
16 degrees. West 4.93 challis, them«
North 27 degrees, West 10.62 chains
thence North 34 degrees, West 5 21
chains tu u post set by surveyor
marked W. B. from which a hemlock
24 inches in diameter bears South
88 degrees 30 minutes Wr 35 links
thence West and at 15.75 chums in­
tersect section Hue between Sec-
Hulls 25 and 26 ul a point 16.50
chains North of Sectiou comer.
thence West 16.75 chains * the Eust
Bank of Slough where post wus set
by surveyor marked XX from which
a spruce 20 Inches In diameter bears
North 65 degrees, East 62 links ami
a spruce 3o Inches in diameter bears
South 5o degrees East 68 links,
Uiuuce along the East shore of said
Slough South 1 degree 30 minutes
West 2 50 chains; thence South 27
degrees 30 miuutes East 2 50 < hnin
thence South 35 degrees 3tl miuutes
East 2.13 chains; thence South 15
degrees 30 minutes East 3.S3 chains,
tin m e South 23 degrees 30 minutue
West 1.80 chuiiis, thence South 7o
degrees 30 minutes West 9 58 chains
theme South 4 7 degrees West 2 4 4
chains, theme South 59 degree" 30
minutes West 6 41 iliums to Section
line between i it nun .’6 and 3 5.
them i Eat on said Hie 26 i hulns to
plui ■ ot beginning.'eontulnlng 45 93
tire*;
Albo all that part of lot 6 of Sec.
tion 26 lying on the Ea-1 side of the
Pye Slough, also all of Lot 7 of said
Sectluu 26. also all that part of lol
4 of Suction 26 not sold to P. D. ami
Laura Newell also the Southeast
quarter ot Section 26. except 19 ar
res sold on the West side of Pye
Slough and except that portion sold
to P. D and Iuiurs Newell, nil tn
Township 3 North Range 10 West
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ¡a
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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where the north bank of said Ho.
W. M., and containing 12o acres.
Also that certain tract of land sit-, quarton Slough intersects the south
uate in Sections 25. 26 and 36 in; line of Section 24, In Township 1
Township 3 North Range 10 Vest , south of Rtnge 10 west; thence east
W. M , and which is bounded on the , along the south line of said Section
East by the South Fork of the Neha­ 24 to the southwest corner of the
lem River, on the South by the Coun­ southeast quarter of southwest quar­
ty road, which leads from what Is er of Section 24; thence north along
known as the Zaddach Bridge to the one-sixteenth Section line to the
Mohler, Oregon, on the West by the cener of Hall's Slough; thence fol­
County Road which runs Northerly lowing the center of Hall’s Slough
from the road above described to the in a northwesterly direction to Its
lands of William Tohl in Section 26 Intersection with the east and west
and on the North by a line running line running through the center of
East and West and distant 14.16 said Section 24; thence east along
rods North from the South line of the quarter Seotion line running east
said Section 25 and 26, containing and west through the center of said
23.3 acres. Beginning at a point Section 24 and continuing along said
wtgKe the north line of the right of line on the quarter section line run-
way, of the Southern Pacific Rail­ ning east tnd west through the cen.
road Company, Intersects the section ter of Section 19, in Township 1
line between sections 35 and 36, south of Range 9 weak of W. M . to
Township 3 North, Range 10 West. the southwest corner of the Bouth.
W. M , and running thence North east quarter of said Section 19;
on said Section line 6u feet, thence thence north to the northwest cor­
West 120 feet, thence South to the ner of the southeast quarter of north
North line of said right ot way. east quarter of said Section 19;
heme eusterly following said North i thence east along the one-sixteenth
line of right of way to the place of 'Section ine to the northeast cor ne
of said southeast quarter ot norh-
beginning.
Said sale will be held on Monday, ' east qutiter of said Section 19 and
the 19th day of March, 1923. at the I continuing along said one-sixteenth
< null House door in Tillamook City, Section line through Section 20 of
Tillamook County, Oregon, at the said Township and Range to the
hour of ten o'clock A. M., and said northeast corner of southeast quar.
property, or so much thereof as is ter of northeast quarter of Section
necessary to be sold, will be sold for 20, of Township 1 South ot Range 9
the purpose of satisfying the Judg- west or to the south bank of Wilson
meat rendered In said cause in favor River where said one-sixteenth Sec­
of plaintiff and against defendant, tion line intersects the same; thence
which is for the sum of $1078.89 southeasterly and easterly along said
with Interest from October 2. 1922, south bank of Wilson River to the
at the rate of 8 per cent per annum place of beginning.
and for the further sum of $200 00
That the commissioners hereto­
Attorneys Fees, and the ousts and fore appointed to assess benefits and
disbrusenients taxed at $23.50, with damages to the property and lands
interest from October 2, 1922, at the situate in said Drainage District and
rate of 6 per cent per annum and the to appraise the cash value of the
costs and expenses of the sale.
land necessary to be taken for rights
Dated this February 16. 1923
of way, holding basins, and other
JOHN ASCHIM.
works of said District within or
Sheriff of Tillamook County. without the limits of said District,
19-5t
filed their report In this office on
Notice of Filing Coni"‘is’'ioners’ LU- the 10th day of February, 1923. and
por* for Daugherty Slough
you, and each of you. are hereby no.
Drainage District
Notice is hereby given to all Per­
sons Interested In the land included
within the Dougherty Slough Drain-1
age District in Tillamook County, |
Oregon, the boundaries ot which,
District are as follows:
Beginning at a point on the sotuh
bank of Wilson kvi-r distant 400 feet
due east from the west line of Sec.
tion 21, Township 1 south Range 9
west, W. M, and running thence
south to the quarter Section line east
and west through said Section 21;
thence west along the quarter Sec.
tion line running east and west thru
said Sectiou 21, to the quarter
tion corner on the west line of
Section 21; thence south aloug w ent
line of Section 21. to the southeast
corner of the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of Section 20.
Ill suiit Township ami Range, thence
west along the one sixteenth Section
line to the Southwest corner of the
Northwest quurer ot the aouhwesl
quarter of Section 30, said Town,
ship and Range, thence south along
the west line of said Section 20 to
the sotuhweat corner of Section 20.
thence west along south line of Sec­
tion 19, of said Township ami Range
to the quarter Section corner on the
south line of said Section 19. said
Township and Range, thence south
aloug the quarter section line run­
ning multi ami south through the
center of Section 30, in said Town­
ship and Range to the north bank
of Hoquurton Slough; thence
erly aloug the north bunk of
Hoquurton Slough through said Sec­
tion 30. Township 1 south of Range i
i> west and through Sections 25 unit
24 of Towuahlp 1 south of Range l(i
west of Willamette Meridian.
ofied that you may examine said re.
port and file objections to al or any
part thereof on or before the 10th
day of Mtrch, 1923.
MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS
AND
RUBBER WANTED
H. S BRIMHALL
County Clerk of Tillamook
Oregon
19-4t
County.
CASH PAID
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FOR
COUNTY SPELLING
HIDM FURI
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rs Reynolds 9«; Gus Kirkbride 90.
Grade 6: Thernon Jones 100; Law
rence Poole, Mae Miller, Sylva Oas-
heim, Roy Hayee 98; John Forman
96; Dorethy Thomas 94; Ludwig
Krugan, Mary Russell, Everett Pro-
voost 92.
Grade 7: Veldon Anderson, •qius
Haase 100; Miriam Keating, Myrtle
Mather 98; Evelyn ------ > 96; Faye
Jolly, Gordon Thompson 94; Delma
Schiff ma” 90.
Grade 8: Donald Provost, Edna
Blanchard 100; Dorothy Boussie 98;
Leone Warner, Dick Hay3 96; Eva
Mae Boyce 94; Muri Peterson 92.
DIST. S2. Grade 4: Martha Saw-
yer 100.
Grade 5: Velma Troutman 100.
Grade 6- Opal Troutman, Georgia
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Sawyer, 100; John Blalock 96.
Grade 8: Mae Ellis 100.
DIST. 36. Grade 3: (Elizabeta
Thiessen 98; Eva Tohl 94.
Grttde 4: Ernest Thiessen l'<.
Grande 6: Ralph Tohl 92.
Grade 7: Ernest Newberg, )4.
Grade 8: Ruby Tohl98; Lydia Gil-
more 94.
DIST. 37. Grade 4: Ruth Land­
ingham 100.
Grade 5: Ruby Landingham 109;
Jay Davia 949.
Grade 6: Elizabeth Davis 94.
DIST. 38. Gdade 3:
Margaret
Perry 98; Warren Vaughn 92.
Grade 5: Eugene Provost 92.
Grade 6: Marie Landolt 98; Ruth
Kodad 100.
Grade 7: Frank Landolt 98.
Grade 8: Olga Wilhelms WO;
Myrtle Schultz 98; Delia Vaughn
96; Carl Wilhelms, 92.
Union Savings Of Loan
Sales Agent
Fira and Automobile
¡usurante
ROSE J. WILKES. Resident Agent
The Reliance Life Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH
LIFE, HEALTH and ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Tillamook Hotel Lobby
9:30 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Run Mutual Phone
SACXB.
dHTTUM BARK,
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Injure
BLOOM FT7NBNTTUBE CO.
Beginning Mon.FEB19
SALE WILL LAST ONE WEEK
rcty. ».3 5 4 ’ - ~ *3
.200 Boxes of
Fine Sta’nery 25c
KODAK SHOP
Hot Water Bags
All stationery over $1 a box These bags were manufactnr.
ed for a large eastern firm to
sell at $1.50 each, and stamp­
cut to­
ed with their name.
This
firm became bankrupt and we
120 Yards
purchased them to sell at the
rediculously low figure of __
will be at the E. E. KOCH DRUG
STORE after February 20- Bigger
and better service. Special atten-
tion to mail orders.
Hall Price
Curtain Scrim
59c
formely 43c yard, now ....
I5e YARD
Guaranteed for One Year
Our 15 oz, 15c
Laundry Soap
Limit ten to a customer
hav(j purcha8ed
122,000 pair of
ö Army Munson last shoes sizes
1-2 to 12 which was the entire
utplus stock of one of the largest
. S. Government shoe contractors.
This shoe is guaranteed one hun­
dred percent solid leather, color
dark tan, bellows tongue, dirt and
waterproof. The actual value of
this shoe Is $6. Owing to this fre­
mendous buy we can offer sarne to
the public at $2.95.
Send correct size.
Pay postmas
on delivery or send money order. If
shoes are not as represnted we will
promptly upon rquest.................. ~
BAY STATE
COMPANY •
hC o3T
ww
Ladles Blue Grass Heather lose
79c pair
2 pair for $1.50
PUBLIC SALES
NATIONAL
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Glossina and Bucllla Crochet D. M. C.—0. N. T—BUCLLLA
Embroidery Thread
and Artificial Silk per spool
5 for 10c
5c Spool
A Free Market Basket With
Each Purchase over $2
Many Other Bargains at
SHOE
296 Broadway. New York. N. V
SMITHY’S i!
IF YOU WANT A GOOD
THERMOMETER
A thermometer will
Indi­
cate the condition of wea.
Doors Burn
atmosphere,
you definitely whether it is
A diaii will keep
out
unwelcome
going to be clear or stormy
guests but It < annot stop Fire, the
worst of all
enemies
hot or cold and Is a source
Insurance
of Information not provld-
alone «»tops loss.
Insurance of
Every Kind:
Accident and Health,
Automobile,
Fann,
Fidelity and Surety
Bond.
Fire.
Life.
Live Stock,
Ulate Glass
Public Inability
Workmans' Compensation
e<l by any other meana.
Is a nice test for the bath
water for self or baby. Scl-
entitle
There Is a whole century of fair
thermometers
for
$
milk testing and other pur.
dealing back of every Hartford Fire
I
Insurance Co, policy.
poses.
Barometers that In-
dicate the weather.
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Come
NEARLY NEW
REMINGTON STANDARD
TYPEWRITER, no . io .
IN FINE CONDITION
ATTRACTIVE PRICE.
INQUIRE-----
look over the new stock. It
CALL 01 THIS AGENCY
Is an interesting sight.
E. E. KOCH
R0LLΠW. WATSON
Druggist
The Insurance Man
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THE HEADLIGHT
Tillamook, Ore.
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TILE USERS, ATTENTION!
Because of extensive improveineiitsfat the plant we are going to give yot
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YOU SAID IT"
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
to get that wet land on your farnftikd at a big saving.
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Conover & Conover
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In order to turJ
part ot our tog supply of tile into money we are
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going to st II th» m for a limited time only at ¿3 CENT 1/ISCOllDl
r cash
1 hi. is s< n ething new in the history of the trade and may ner-
napp en again, go act quickly and jiet your share *££
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