der ot Honorable Geo. R. Bagley. I property in the hands of said admin­
Elsie Elizabeth Kinney. Defendant.
By virtue of an execution, judg­ Judge ot said Court, made this 16th istratrix for these purposes, and ask­
ing that a date be set and publication
ment. order, decree and order of sale day of February, A. D., 1923.
made of the same for the hearing of
issued out of the above entitled Court
BARRICK & HALL
in the above entitled cause,to me di­
Attorneys tor Plaintiff said petition.
SUMMONS
Now, Therefore, it is hereby order­
rected and dated the 19th day of Feb Residence and Postoffice address,
ruary, 1923, upon a judgment and
ed,
adjudged and decreed that all per
19.
7t
..Tillamook, Oregon.
President Approves the Farm
decree rendered and entered in said
[ sons interested in said estate appear
In the Circuit Court of the State ol
Mother
Buries
Body
of
Man
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♦
------
Court
on
the
7th
day
of
May,
1921
Oregon for Tillamook County
before me in the County Court room
Credits Bill During Last
in favor of Alfred E. Kinney, plain­
SUMMONS
in the County Court House in Tilla­
I
Killed
in
Railroad
Accident
Maude Martin Johnston, plaintiff,
Hours of Session.
tiff, and against Elsie Elizabeth Kin­
mook City, Oregon, at the hour of
vs.
as That of Her Boy.
ney, defendant, for the sum of Five In the Circuit Court of the State of
!
:en
o
’
clock
a.
m.,
on
the
23rd
day
of
J. D. Ninman, also known as Jo­
hundred (»500) suit money and at­
Oregon for Tillamook County.
Washington. D. C.—The 67th con­
kpril, A. D., 1923, to show cause, if
nas D. Niman, Sarah Nlman, his
torney's fees, and the further sum of Lizzie S. Churchill, Plaintiff
gress, which had spent a greater pro­
1 any there be, why said license should
■Wife, Harriet Belle Sadler, for­
Eighteen hundred (*1800) Dollars,
vs.
portion of its two years' span of life
not be granted, and that notice of
payable in installment payments of
merly Harriet Belle Niman, and
in actual session than any other In
said hearing be published in four is-
Seventy five (*75) Dollars per month Walter O. Churchill. Defendant.
Joe Sadler, her husband, defendants
To Walter O. Churchill, the above ; sues of the Tillamook Headlight, a
the history of the country, adjourned
beginning May 10th. 1921, and the
| To J. D. Niman, Sarah Niman
newspaper of general circulation pub- After Five Years in Prison Son Writes sine die at noon Sunday.
further sum of Forty eight (*4S) named defendant:
Harriet Belle Sadler and Joe Sadler
to His Mother Under Assumed
Dollars, damages and costa, and the
During the last few hours of tho
In the Name of the State of Ore­ j lished in Tillamook county, Oregon.
the above named defendants;
Name, Inquiring About
costs and disbursements of aud upon gon: You are hereby required to ap­ ! First publication to occur on the 30th
session President Harding signed the
! In the name of the State of Oregon
Her Son.
this writ, and that there Is now due pear and answer the complaint filed : day of March, 1923. Dated March
fartn óredits bill ahd 98 other meas­
ycu are hereby required to appear
an unpaid balance of six hundred against you in the above entitled ' 27, 1923.
ures. No legislation was vetoed.
Birmingham. Ala. — Burled in the
fifty (*650) Dollars on this judg­ cause on or before the expiration of
-and answer the complaint filed
The last bill to become law was th6
HOMER MASON
little family lot of a cemetery near
ment, commanding tue to make sale
against you in the above entitled
County Judge. Gadsden, Ala,, and grieved as dead by “better butter" measure, changing but­
six weeks from the date of the first 25-4t
of the following described property
-Court and cause on or before the ex­
publication of this summons, and if
a sorrowing mother for five years, terfat standards. An Important meas­
towlt:
piration of six weeks from the date
you fail so to answer, for want there­
Clarence
Peters turned up alive In the ure placed on the statute books at the
An undivided two-thirds Interest
-of the first publication of this sum.
of, plaintiff will apply to the Court
state
prison.
It’s a strange story, last moment was the one providing for
SUMMONS
in and to Lots 4 and 5, in Section 36,
^nnons, and if you fail so to appear
weird in detail, but altogether true.
return to enemy alien owners of all
for
relief
demanded
in
the
complaint,
in Township 3, North of Range 10
’-..end answer the plaintiff will apply
In
1917
Peters,
idiqs
Jim
Holloway,
seized
property worth *10.000 or less.
which
is
that
the
marriage
contract
west of the Willamette meridian,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
t the Court for the relief demanded
The farm credits bUl <Pif8 ffflS bl
containing ”0-69 acres in Tilainook existing between plaintiff and the de­ In the Circuit Court of the State of wdf dri'esfed lu 3Lir£nn county as n
member of a gang of thieves operat­ the last fiibastirf'S to be Enacted by
MBn the complaint, which is that
fendant be dissolved; that plaintiff
County, Oregon-
Oregon for Tillamook County
ing in Decatur. Two comrades were tho 67th congress, and rushed to the
No. 2964
Kp' .intiff have judgment against the
Now, therefore, by virtue of said recover from you the costs and dis Orra S. Williams, Plaintiff'
captured, while five others escaped. White House after final senate
'endant J D. Niman, also known In the Circuit Court of the State of execution, judgment, order, decree bursements ol' the suit, and that you
ac­
Peters refused to squeal on his pals
vs.
t Jonas D. Niman, for the sum of Oregon tor the County of Tillamook and order of sale, and in compliance contribute the sum of *75 per month
hia
tion,
where
the
president
affixed
and took a flfteen-year sentence, while
W. E. Williams, Defendant.
T250.00 with Interest from June 5 i-. S. Brumby, Plaintiff
signature before going to the capltol
with the commands of said writ, I for the support of Lloyd O. Church
To W. E. Williams, the above named Hie others went free. Peters, still
vs.
at 7 per cent [w annum, fo«
will on the 31st day of March, 1923, ill, the child of plaintiff and defend­
to sign the flood of last-minute bills.
known
only
by
the
name
of
Holloway,
Kthe further sum of *100 00 as attor- Maggie Maybee (formerly Maggie at two o'clock P. M. at the front door ant, and that plaintiff have such defendant:
The measure was fostered by th«
began his prison sentence while un­
hi the Name of the State of Oregon
of the County Court House in the other relief as may be equitable.
der twenty. In 1918 he escaped from farm bloc and contains the principal
Bri'.eys’ fees and for the costs and dis- j Illingworth), and George Maybee,
You are hereby required to appear
her husband, Vivian Marona (for­
City of Tillamook, County of Tilla­
■tiursements of this suit, and for a de.
This summons is served upon you and answer the complaint filed agaist the state prison and stayed at his provisions of the Capper-Lenroot-And-
merly Vivian Illingworth);
and
mook
and
State
of
Oregon,
sell
at
mother’s home . In Gadsden several erson-Strong bills.
■ cree foreclosing a mortgage execut- J B. Marona, her husband, Robert
1-ublic auction to the highest bidder by publication in the Tillamook Head you in the above Court and cause on weeks before leaving for the West.
As approved by congress the out­
; ;-ed by said defendant to Andrew Illingworth, William Illingworth
for cash in hand, all the right, title light by order of the Hon. Homer or before the expiration of six weeks Ills mother and brothers never knew
standing features of the bill are:
■.Johnston on June 5, 1920, recorded Jr., Joseph Illingworth,
Gilbert
Mason,
County
Judge
of
Tillamook
and interest which the within defend
from the date of the first publication he was going under the name of Hol­
Creation of a system of national ag­
Kin Volume VII of the Mortgage Rec-, i Illingworth,
Margurite
Illing­
ant has n and to the above described County, Oregon, made on March 22 of this summons, and if you fail so loway.
ricultural
credits; formation of co­
¡/-cuds of Tillamook County. Oregon, at worth (al6o sometimes known as
1923,
requiring
publication
to
be
real property, or any part thereof, to
Never Knew of Return.
to appear and answer, for want there
operative associations with a capital
pages 483-5, and covering the South Margaret Illingworth), all minors
satisfy aid execution, judgment or­ made once a week for six successive of, plaintiff will apply to the Court
A short while after he escaped from
half of the Northwest quarter of Sec- I and all unmarried persons, Alice
der and decree, interest, costs ac­ weeks and that you appear and ans­ for the relief prayed for in the com­ prison he was captured tn a western of *250,000 each, to make loans to
Adkins,
as
guardian
of
the
per
­
crued interest and attorney’s fees.
£ tlon 21, Townwshlp 5 South, Range
wer on or before the expiration of six pliant, which is that the marriage con state and sent to Alabama, where large livestock producers.
son
and
estate
of
Robert
Illing
­
Creation of a system of federal Iff*
Dated
this
1st
day
of
March,
1923,
10 West, of the Willamette Meridian,
weeks from the date of the first pub­ tract existing between plaintiff and prison bars awaited him, but his rela­
worth, Vivian Illingworth (now
at Tillamook, Oregon.
and ordering the sale of said proper,
lication, and that first publication of defendant be dissolved; that plaintiff tives at Gadsden never knew of his termedlate credit banks with a capital
Marona), William Illingworth, Jr
JOHN ASCHIM
the summons is made March 23rd, be awarded an absolute divorce from return. In the latter part of 1010 a of *5.000,000 each, to make long-term
ty and applying the proceeds there­ Joseph Illingworth. Gilbert Illing­
Sheriff of Tillamook County
message was received from a small loans to the farmers under the super«
1923.
from to the payment of said judg­ worth. and Margurite Illingworth
the defendant and for such other and town in Iowa by Mrs. Peters, Olar-
First publication March 2nd, 1923,
vision of
boards.
4
BOTTS & WINSLOW
ment, aad further decreeing that the (aso sometimes known as Marga­
further relief as to the Court may ence’s mother, that a young man an-
last publication March 30, 1923.
TnXreos
mùm loans that
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
defendants and each of them be for­ ret Illingworth), all minors, Viola
seem equitable.
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i00'8 description bad may be made by farm land banks from
ever barred and foreclosed of all Johnson, as administratrix of the
Residence and P. O. Address, Tilla­
This summons is served upon you been killed In a railroad wreck, and
SUMMONS
»10,000 to *26,000.
' right, title or interest in or to said estate of William R. Illingworth,
mook, Oregon.
24-7t
by publication in the Tillamook Head that letters taken from Ms pockets i
Creation of a commission of thf*6
property or any portion thereof ex­ deceased, and Tillamook County
!>ore
the
name
of
“
Clarence
Peter*
In the Circuit Court of the State of
light by order of the Honorable Ho­
j sdÉatoro and five representatives to
Bank,
an
Oregon
corporation.
Gadsden,
Ala.
”
cept statutory right ot redemption
mer Mason, County Judge of Tilla­
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Defendants. Oregon for the County of Tillamook
The body was sent to Mrs. refers investigate and report on means of
and for genekal relief.
mook County, Oregon, made on the
By virtue of an execution, decree Nestucca Talley Bank, a bank.
and
grieved over by the mother and encouraging stat* banks to become
This summons is served upon you and order of sale Issued out of th«
Ing corporation, plaintiff.
Notice is hereby given that the 28th day of March, 1923, requiring s«'ns. The head and face were so members of the federal reserve sy>-
by publication In the Tillamook above entitled court in the above en­
vr—
City Water Commission of Tillamook publication to be made once a week badly mutilated that close Identifica­ tea.
Headlight by order of the Honorable titled cause, to me directed, and dat­
D. W. Snyder and Maude Snyder, City will receive sealed bids for the for six successive weeks and that you tion was impossible, though the size
Geo. R. Bagley. Judge of the above ed February 16th, 1923
npon a
appear and answer on or before the of tbe body an«l color of the hair
husband and wife, Tillamook digging of ditch on their right of
named Court, made on the 8th day of judgment and decree rendered and
expiration of six weeks from the fille«l the description of Clarence. A I
way
between
the
head
works
of
the
County Bank, a banking corpor-
February, 1923, requiring publica­ entered In said court on the 8th day
date of the first publication, and the tombstone purchased by tbe family
atlon, and Al Boon, Defendants. water system and Tillamook City for
tion thereof to be made once a week of February, 1923, in favor of P. S.
first publication of this summons is was placed at the head of th« grave,
the
purpose
of
laying
water
pip«-,
To D W. Snyder and Maude Sny­
but Clarence, Ignorant of the cruel
for six successive weeks, and the Brumby, plaintiff, and against Mag­
made
on March 30, 1923.
gie Maybee, (formerly Maggie Illing­ der, husband and wife, defendants Contract to be made upon the basis
joke, served on tn ths penitentiary.
date of the first publication hereof
BOTTS
&
WINSLOW
of 4288 cubic yards of common exca-
worth), and George Maybee, her above named:
Chicago.—A grand jury InvêstflÊ-
' is February 9th, 1923.
Attorneys for the plaintiff. He refused to convey news of his re­
husband, Vivian Marona (formerly
vation and 450 cubic yards of hard-
capture to his mother, and the Inci­
POTTS and WINSLOW,
Residence
and
P.
O.
Address,
Tilla
­
Vivian Illingworth) and J. B. Mar­
dent was forgotten in Gadsden.
In the name of the State of Ore. pan and rock excevation, a total of
tlon of the city hall of Chicago was
Attorneys for Plaintiff
25-7t. ,
ona, her husband, Robert Illingworth gon, you are hereby required to ap- 4738 cubic yards. Work to be com­ mook, Oregon.
authorized by Judge M. L. McKinley,
Wrote His Mother,
Residence and Postoffice address,
William Illingworth, Jr., Joseph Ill­ pear
In 1922 Peters could no longer re- chief justice of the criminal court of
and answer to the complaint pleted by June 1st, 1923. Bids will
ingworth, Gilbert Illingworth, Mar­
Tillamook, Ore
19-7
train from writing home, and under Cook county, when he broadened the
filed against you in the above en­ be opened at the City Water OtScf
garite Illingworth, (also sometimes
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the name of Jim Holloway wrote his scope of the special grand jury which
in Tillamook City, Oregon, Meaday, NOTICED F ADMINISTRATORS
titled
suit,
in
the
above
entitled
I
known as Margaret Illingworth), all
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
SAI.E
mother Inquiring of her son's where­ had investigated school board affairs
Court, on or before the 1st day of April 9th, 1923 and a C«rtitied cheek
abouts and feigning friendship with and Indicted more than a score of per­
Notice Is hereby given that the minors and all unmarried persons
equal to five percent of the bid price
April,
1923.
and
if
you
fall
so
to
Alice
Adkins,
aa
guardian
of
the
i
young Petero.
undersigned, as Sheriff of Tillamook
sons, tnoludlng Fred Lundin, ex-rep­
must accompany bid, and bonds will
County, Oregon, by virtue of an or-i person and «state of Robert Illing­ appear or answer, for want thereof, be required for the faithful perform­ In the County Court of the State of
HLs mother, a deeply religions wom- resentative In congress and reputed
worth.
Vivian
Illingworth
(now
Oregon,
for
the
County
of
Tillamook
plaintiff will apply to said Court
der ot sale and execution issued out
an, wrote, thanking him for the Inter- I "boss” of Mayor William Hale Thomp­
Marona), William Illingworth, Jr., for the relief prayed for in plain­ ance of the contract. The aforesaid In the Matter of the Estate of
of the Circuit Court of Tillamook
est manifested in tier son. telling him
commission reserves the right t<- re­ Augustine Wells, deceased.
County, Oregon upon a decree and I Joseph Illingworth. Gilbert Illing­ tiff’s complaint herein, to-wlt:
of her son's tragic death and urging son's political organization.
worth, and Margurite Illingworth
For months there has been rumors
ject any or all bids.
Notice is hereby given, that pursu- | him to take the wnrnlng and live an
judgment and order of sale rendered
(also sometimes known as Margaret
First; That plaintiff have and re- TILLAMOOK CITY’ WATER COM­ ant to an order of th«- Honorable Ho- I upright Ufa Tlie tender words of the that Mayor Thompson's administra­
in said court on the 6th day of Feb­
Illingworth), all minors, Viola John-1
ruary, 1923, in a case therein pend­
| cover from the defendants, D. W.
MISSION,
mer Mason, Judge of Tillamook Coun sorrowing moth« so touched young tion in the city hall would be put un­
eon, as administratrix of the estate
ing, wherein Lillian M. Zaddach was
sum
of
*500
00
together
with
in.
By
C.
B.
Stanley,
Secretary.
ty,
Oregon, made Hn<i entered on the Petero and so overwhelmed him with der fire by State Attorney-General
of William R. Illingworth, deceased,
plaintiff, and Frank A. Rowe and
25th day of October, 1922, authoriz­ surprise over tits supposed death that Brundagee’s department, as had been
and Tillamook County Bank, an Ore­ terest at the rate of 7 per cent per
he Immediately wrote th« whole truth done In the school investigation, in
Belle Madden Rowe, husband anil
ing the sale of the following describ- I
gon corporation, defendants, In tbe, annum from the 30th day of April
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
to ills mother and Mrs. Peter« was which It was charged that a gigantic
wife, Coleman H. Wheeler and Lulu
ed real property, to-wit:
sum of *800.00, together with tn—| 1921, and for the further sum of
soon clasping her son to her bosom conspiracy existed to mulct the schools
J. McDaniel were defendants, and by
terest thereon at the rate of eight *100 00 attorney’s fee« and its coets
The South one htlf ,1-2 of the behind the prison bar*
which execution and order of sale 1' per cent per annum, from November
Notice is hereby given that the
of more than *1,000,000 and that the
Section
am directed to sell the property 1st 1918, and the further sum of and disbursements lnourred herein. Water Commission of Tillamook City, Southeast quarter (1-4) of
schools had been defrauded of more
twenty-two
(22)
and
the
North
one
Second:
Adjudging and decree, Oregon will receive sealed bids on
hereinafter described, situated In
‘MEANEST MAN' IS PUT IN JAIL than that amount In questionable busi­
*100.00. with interest thereon at tbe
half
(1-2)
of
the
Northeast
quarter
Tillamook County, State of Oregon, |
rate of six per cent per annum from ing that plaintiff's mortgage be a water pipe to be used by said com­ (1-4) of Section twenty-seven (27)
ness dealings involving many com­
towlt:
February Sth, 1923, and the fur- ' first, valid and subsisting lien upon mission, said pipe to be either Cast Township one (1), South of Range Retired Chicago MerctiaM Wont AM modities and supplies.
All of
Lots
numbered
one
Father
of
106,
8«
Court
__________________
(1). ther sum of *54.37 with interest the real property hereinbefore de­ Iron, Matheson Steel, Wood Stave,
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two (2), three (3), four (4), five thereon at the rate of six per cent scribed. and provided that said plain, treated plain double dipped and eight (8), West of the Willamette
Takeo Action.
Meridian, containing one hundred six­
(5), six (6), seven (7) eight (8).| per annum from April 28th, 1922,1 mortgage be forecioeed and that
GOLD INQUIRY IS ORDERED
wrapped, Steel Screw, or Reinforced
Chicago.—I'erolatent refusal of Sam­
nine (9), and tan (10) in Block i and coets and disbursements herein
ty (160) acres, all in Tillamook
tho said real property be sold in the Concrete Pipe all to stand 250 foot
uel Fine, retired merchant to contrib­ Sltvee Industry Also la to Be Investi­
sixty one (61) In Rowe's Addition to
County, State of Oregon.
taxed and allowed at *37.10, with
Wheeler, as the same is shown by interest thereon at the rate of six per manner provided by law for the sale head. Pipe to be delivered F. O. B.
gated by Committee of Congress.
There will be sold at private sale ute to the support of his 106-yearold
the duly recorded maps and plats cent per annum from February 8th. of real property upon execution, and Tillamook City by June 1st, 1923. said property, in the I .aw Offices of father, Hanya Fin«, won btm th« ap- I- Washington. D C.—An investigation
pellaUoo
of
“
ona
of
the
meanest
men
that
tho
proceed«
of
each
sal«
be
ap.
Bids
will
be
opened
at
the
Water
thereof.
1933, and the costs of and upon this
Barrick 4 Hall, in the National Build on earth" tn addition to a 80-day jail daring tbs rreess ot congress Into the
Now therefore, I will, on th« 31st4 writ, commanding me to make sale piled to the payment ot th« eo«ta and Commission's office in Tillamook City
ing, Tillamook County, Oregon, be­ sentence from County Judge Jarocki gold and sUvsr Industry was ordered
day of March. 1923, at the hour of of the following described real
dtobnraamaato of this suit and tbs m Monday April 9th, 1923 at 8 p. m.
tween the hours of one an«l two o’­
Reis tires assert that. In addition to by tbe senate. A commission ot five
ten o’clock a m.. sell the above des­ tate, towlt:
pensea of sale of said real property: and a Certified Check for five p«i-
clock, p. m., on the 25th day of April • peroonal fortune retfmated at from was created to conduct ths inquiry.
cribed property at public auction to
The South half S 1-3)
of th« to the payment of plaintiff In the eent of the bid price must accompany
Tbs resolution creating ths com­
the highest bidder for cash in hand, Northwest quarter (NW 1-4 and the sum of *600 00 with latorset thereon all bids. The said Water Commission 1923, for cash or part cash and se­ »15,000 to *20000, the man rocOTreo
curity, for the balance, as to the ed - an Income from the wages of two en> mission provides for Inquiry into
at the north door of the Court house Southwest quarter (SW 1—4) of .the i
at the rate of 7 per sent per annum reserves the right to reject any or
ministrator shall seem best for the ployed sons. Hun ya Fine told report­ 1 Ç*“8*8 »?
in Tillamook County, Oregon, and by Northeast quarter (NE 1-4) of Sec­
depressed condition oi
all bids.
from
the
30th
day
of
April.
1*21;
ers ba had confirmed tbe theory that
said sale transfer all right, title and tion Twelve (12) Township One (1)
interests of said estate.
’ the Industry the production, market
TILLAMOOK CITY WATER COM
the first bandrsd years are the bard-
interest of the above named defend­ South of Rang« Eight (8), West of to the payment of plaintiff In the
EVERETT WELLS,
Ing. transportation, salee and um oi
MISSION,
ants and each of them in and to said th« Willamette Meridian, in Tilla­ sum of *100.00 attorney's fsea, and
25-4t
Administrator.
gold
a^d sliver and the effect ot de
By C. B. Stanley, Secretary
that the balance. If any, bo applied u-at
property, which said defendant« and mook County, Oregon.
creased production upon commerce
enrich
onscience
fund
those claiming under by or throngh
aa the Court may direct.
industry, exchange and prices.
Now therefore, by virtue or said
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
them or either of them, had at the
♦
■
’ ■
I
Third: That all defendants, and
execution,
judgment,
order,
decree
'time of the execution of the mort­
Minneapolis "ChrietJsn" Sonde *6 Bin
each of them, and all persons claim
Leng-B«M Option« on *1,700,000 Tract
te 8«rotary Week* WM Tsroa
gage, which said instrument was the and order of sal« end In compliance
I wish to call your attention to the
to*
or
sashing
to
claim
said
real
A SMALL INVESTMENT THAT
It Over t« Treasury.
subject of foreclosure in th« above with the comands of said writ, I will
Kelso. Wash. — Options have best
fact that 1922 taxes must be paid
enetltled suit, and all the right title on Saturday tbe 31st day of March property or any part thereof thro prior to April 5th, in order to avoid IS CONSERVATIVE, SAFE AND
secured by the Long-Bell Lumber c<-m
Washington.—Th« United
Rtatee pany on timber holdings of the Mil
and Interest the said defendants or 1928, at the front door of the Coun­ or under them or either of them, be additional interest. In case of pay­
PROFITABLE
any of th«m had at th« time of the ty Court House in Tillamook, Till­ forever barred and foreclosed of ment of first half prior to that date A sales corporation functioning for treasury ties been nnrzj^ctedly en
waukee Land company, comprisiai
execution of Mid mortgage or at any amook County. Oregon, at th« hour any Hen. claim, title, interest or the remainder may go until October >ne of America's oldest and best rlched by a contribution of *f> from •W acres in Lewis end Cowlitz oonn
of
10
o'clock
a,
m.
sell
at
public
auc
"Christian."
of
Minneapolis
In
a
let
­
time since said date. Dated this
known manufacturer», offers a legit-
equity therein or thereto, except
5th without intereat. Write us for (mate, safe and exceptionally profit­ ter transmitting a *0 bill to Hecretary ties The tract is estimated to con
tlon (subject to redemption), to the
28th day of February. A. D., 1923.
tho statutory right of redemption
tain 400,000.000 feet and Is valued a
statemotit and give the description able profitable opportunity to a few of War John W. Week* the cvotrlbu
highest bidder tor cash in hand, all
JOHN ASCHIM
Fourth: That plaintiff have judg. of your property.
»1,750.000.
•mall Investor» (»100 to *500) in tor wrote:
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon the right, title and interest which
meat and execution against defend­ 23 It
Tncloced Is *.’>, Since J sens saved
Shis dlctrict.
JOHN ASCHIM. Sheriff.
Date of first publication March the withta named defendants, or
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my eoul. It bus been on my heart. It
Former Heed of Klan la Arrested.
A GUARANTEED 35 PERCENT
2nd. 1923; date of last publication, either ot them, had on the 29th day, ants. D W. Snyder and Maude Sny­
may not seem much to you, but It !s
of September, 1914, tbe date of the der. for any deficiency which may
MERCHANDISE PREMIUM
ORDER
Atlanta. Ga —Edward Young Clarke
March 30th. 1923.
a lot to me. A Christian.”
mortgage foreclosed In this suit, or remain after applying all of the pro.
AT ONCE'
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Secretary Week» Is turning the mon­ ex Imperial »Izard of the Knights oi
alpcerthat
date
had
In
and
to
the
>
his
in
addition
to
the
nubstantal
w
ess d a of the sale of the said real
ORDER
the Ku Klux Klan, was arrested hen
above described property, or any part premises described In said mortgage : In the County Court of the State of dividends your inv«t»tm< nt calls for ey Into the Treasury department's
on an indictment Issued against hln
"conwlence
fund."
thereof, to satisfy said execution,
H«-'e
i»
a
real
opportunity
fo
r
the
Oregon for the County of Tillamook
by the federal grand jury at Houstot
In the County Court of the State of judgment order and decree. intere>*t to tbe satisfaction of the Indebted, In the Matter of the Estate of
first few lucky folks that answer this
n«-ss to plaintiff, and that plaintiff
Tot I» Expsrt Snoweftoer.
uffer'
The
35
p<-r
cent
merchandise
Tex., charging violation of the .Man
Oregon for the County of Tillamook and coets and accruing costs.
William Tone, deceased
premium Is raedy for Immediate dis
Limerick, Me—Alice F. Morrlll.
Or any other party to this suit may
JOHN ASCHIM
In the matter of the Estate of
This cause coming on tn te henni trlhnfon. You make a pront at once thre«-year-old dnugliter of Mr. and act He was released on »1000 bond.
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon become a purchaser at said sale and upon the petition of Ag«“« H r., .hey
William H. Hamilton, deceased.
Mro. John L Morrlll of thl» towti ls
Wrte Todav—Don'* Delav
Dated this 28th day of February, that the purchaser be let Into possess
Crissenger Federai Bank Head.
duly appointed, qualified and wring
This cause coming on to be heard 1923.
belleved to be the youngest “snow
and
address
and
let
Send
your
nam«
sion of said prsmlses. and that the
Washington. D. C.—The settate cor
of
th
Will-
adnuntC
retri
slioer
”
Io
the
state.
Sh<-
«leHghts
In
upon the petition of R. N. Henkle,
me
«how
you
a
r<
al
money
make,
Firs; mblication March 2nd. 1923 Sheriff of Tillamook County. Oregon,
iam Tone, d< ased.
tomething that houl«f n-»-<1 wI"h th« inoving about the nelghborlng hllls and tlrmed the nomination of D R. Crii
duly appointed, qualified and acti a last publication March 30th. 1*23.
at the proper time execute a deed to
valley» on her »nowshoes and I» a>. seiigt r <>f Marfort, O., to he governar o
Ipproval
of yotit
administrator of the estate of Wj'J
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such purchaser, and that piafnUff
expert
in thelr use. Hhs take* hei the federai riserve t,< trd. Ha ha
James
P.
Ca
Fc.'v.
&
Tres*
tit
iam H. Hamilton, deceased, »«king
NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE
W p ■ I <»
falls In the spirit of fun and returti» fu « ii rvlug a» ci tnptf' ll«?r ut thè cui
rnav have such other and further
for a license to sell the real prop ■f V Tn the Circuit Court of the State ot
K’
1201
fr« in her «nowshoelng < xplolts tUled
relief in the premises an to the
♦
< my.
of said deceased at public or pn
u .-ton for the County of Tillamook
w itii the thrllls of the Sport.
San Finn
luitsble
¡nay
seem
just
and
on <
sale in order to meet the fune-al ex
'.l:;ei E. Kinney, Plaintiff
■
Th i Summons Is published by or.
3
int
va.
penscs of deceased and the expens« i
¿EGAL NOTICES
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7
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
IDA Y, MARCH 30, 1923
of administration, for the reason that
there is not a sufficient amount of per
sonal property in the hands of said
administrator for these purposes, and
asking that a date be set and publi­
cation made of the same for the hear­
ing of said petition. .
Now therefore, it is hereby order­
ed, judged and decreed that all per­
sons interested in said estate appear
before me in the County oCurt room
in the County Court House in Tilla-
mouk City, Oregon, at the hour of
ten o’clock a. m., on the 31st day of
April, A. D., 1923, to show cause,
if any there be, why said license
should not be granted, and that no­
tice of said hearing be published in
.four issues of the Tillamook Head­
light, a newspaper of general cir<!-
iation published in Tillamook County
Oregon. First publication to occur
on the 23rd day of March, 1923, and
the last publication on the 12th day
of April, 1923. Dated March 20,
1923.
HOMER MASON, County Judge
BURIED ANOTHER LENGTHY SESSION
FOR CONVICT SON OF CONGRESS ENDS
IT’S STRANGE, WEIRD STORY
WILL INVESTIGATE
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