RIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
fendant be dissolved; that plaintiff
recover from you the costs and dis­
bursements of the suit, and that you
contribute the sum of $75 per month
for the support of Lloyd O. Church­
ill, the child of plaintiff and defend­
ant, and that plaintiff have such
other relief as may be equitable.
This summons is served upon you
by publication in the Tillamook Head­
light by order of the Hon, Homer
Mason, County Judge of Tillamook
County, Oregon, made on March 22
1923, requiring publication to be
made once a week for six successive
weeks and that you appear and ans­
wer on or before the expiration of six
weeks from the date of the first pub­
lication, and that first publication of
the summons is made March 23rd,
1923.
BOTTS & WINSLOW
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence and P. O. Address, Tilla­
mook, Oregon.
24-7t
7
the undersigned at the First Nation­
Klamath Falls—One of largest lum
Myrtle Creek—New logging rail-
al bank of Tillamook, Oregon, to­
ber mills on Pacific coast to be built road to beb uilt tapping 60,000,000 ft.
gether with the proper vouchers and
at MeDoel.
timber.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
verified, within six months from the
date of this notice. Dated this April Soldier’s Minimum Supply, Ac­
20th, 1923.
By virtue of an execution in fore­
cording
Vkorld War ulta.
« ’WOHUKM ’M IM
W. J. RIECHERS
closure duly issued by the Clerk of
Administrator of the Estate of An-1 Wushlugtun.—A million uien at the
the Circuit Court of the County of
88 •. t front would consume 80,000.000 pounds
tone Totzauer, deceased.
Tillamook, State of Oregon, dated the
a day of food and stores, army statis­
5th day of April, 1923, in a certain
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE FOR Pl BLICAT1ON
tics Indicate. American expeditionary
actio t .n the Circuit Court for said
force«* experience Indicates thut 30
County and State, wherein Tillamook
pounds per man per day is the abso­
Notice is hereby given that the
06367
City, a municipal corporation, as
lute minimum and allows nothing for
County Court of Tillamook County­
Department of the Interior
plaintiff recovered judgment against
will until 10 o’clock A. M. May 5,
U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore storing up reserve stocks in the dumps
Hiner Foundry & Machine Co., a cor­
1923, receive bids for the improve­
April 14th, 1923. for use in offensives.
The figures came up during recent
poration for the sum of $3000.00, and
ment of a section of road on the north
Notice is hereby given that Charles calculations
us to truin operating per­
costs and disbursements taxed at
side of Wilson River, about 1 1-2 W. Cruthers, of Dolph, Ore., who on sonnel necessary to handle the flow
$15.40, and attorney’s fees in the sum
miles above the Jenkins Bridge, ac­ April 25th, 1919, made Homestead i of materials to the front. It was es­
of $300, and the further sum of $102
cording to the plans and specifications Entry No. 06367, for the NW 1-1 timated thut a .single field army would
insurance premium on the Gth day of
on file in the office of the County- SE 1-4 Section 15, Township 4 S., require the movement of 6,000 tons a
February, 1923.
Clerk.
Range 10 W. Willamette Meridian, day of supplies of all kinds, exclusive
Notice is hereby given that I will
Improvement to consist of approx­ has filed notice of intention to make of concentrations of stores and equip­
on the 7th day of May, 1923, at the
imately 1400 feet of clearing, grading three year proof, to establish claim ment for a contemplated major opera
Hiner Foundry & Machine Co.’s shop
and surfacing.
to the land above described, before tlon. In other words, railways to the
in Tillamook City in said county, at
No bid will be accepted unless ac­ the Clerk of the County Court for Till front fol­ this one army must be pre-
10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day
companied by cash, certified check or amook County, Oregon, at Tillamook, pared to liandle 12 trains dally each
ORDER
sell at public auction to the highest
bidders bond for an amount equal to Oregon, on the 8th day of June. 1923. way.
An army railway battalion Is
bidder, for cash, the following des­
at least 5 per cent of the total amount
Claimant names as witnesses:
proximately 000 men strong, It
cribed property to-wit:
In the County- Court of the State of of the bid.
Carl Shortridge, of Cloverdale,, Ore. clunos personnel necessary for the
70 feet off of the North end of lots Oregon for the County of Tillamook
The right is reserved to reject any C. A. Smith, of Cloverdale, Ore.
eration of six trains a day, from train
3 and 4, of Block 2, of the Town of In the Matter of the Estate of
and all bids or to accept the bid Frank Nelson, of Cloverdale, Ore.
crews to right of way and equipment
Lincoln (now Tillamook City), Ore- William Tone, deceased.
deemed best for Tillamook county.
A. C. Gist, of Cloverdale, Ore.
maintenance forces, over one engine
gon.
This cause coming on to be heard
division of trackage, or about 100 miles
H. S. BRIMHALL, County Clerk Acts 3-2-89 and 6-6-1912.
of road.
Also a strip of land five feet in upon the petition o' Agnes Hershey
First publication April 20, 1923;
ALEXANDER SWEEK,
In a pinch, a battalion might han­
width lying immediately East of the duly appointed, qualified and acting last publication May 4, 1923.
Register
28-5t
dle nine trains a day, but to be secure
above described tract.
administratrix jf the estate of Will­
In preparing to handle a 12-traln sched­
Alsu the following. described per­ iam Tone, deceased, asking for a li­
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
FOR SALE
ule behind a field army the experts
sonal property situate in the building cense to sell the real property of said
hold
that It would be necessary to
located upon said above described real deceased at public or private sale in
No. 2919
Gasoline pump, 5 gal. stroke and 2 put In two railway battalions per 100
property, to-wit:
order to meet the funeral expenses In the Circuit Court of the State of measuring oil drums. A bargain. Bu­ tnllea of road to the front.
1 Gishold Lathe, 24 inch..
of deceased and the expense of admin Oregon for the County of Tillamook ick Garage, McMinnville, Oregon 27-3t
With this organization the railway
1 Pullman lathe, 32 inch.
istration, for the reason that there is Pearl S. Matthes, Plaintiff
troops for a limited period could han­
1 Buffalo drill press, ,20 inch.
not a sufficient amount of personal
vs
$40,000 to be spent in completion dle 18 trains a day, It Is estimated,
and assuming that the army distance
1 Newhaven iron planer, 24x24x6. property in the hands of said admin­ Peter N. Forsythe and his wife
of St. Helens-Pittsburg road.
to the front is 300 miles, 30 railway
istratrix for these purposes, and ask­
1 American lathe, 14 inch
Virginia Forsythe, Defendants.
operating battalions would be neces­
ing that a date be set and publication
1 Mayer Bros, trip-hammer.
By virtue of as execution issued
sary for a full “six army” emergency.
made of the same for the hearing of out of the above entitled Court, in
1 Number 2 Davis Key seater.
the ingredients printed
Under the new plan of building up
said petition.
1 Silver Band saw, 14 inch.
the above entitled cause, to me di­
In the organized reserve, the complete
on the Jabel of your bak­
1 Fay wood planer, 14 inch.
Now, Therefore, it is hereby order­ rected and dated the 24th day of
framework of railway operating bat-
1 Fay-Egan jointer planer.
ed, adjudged and decreed that all per March, 1923, upon a judgment and
glions from the personnel of the ex-
ing powder tin include
Together with the tenements, her­ sons interested in said estate appear decree of foreclosure rendered and
Ifig railway systems, 44 of these units
editaments and appurtenances thereto before me in the County Court room entered in said Court on the 7th day
6 available. Even In the event that
Cream of Tartar—your
belonging or in anywise appertain­ in the County Court House in Tilla­ of February, 1923, in favor of Pearl
al’. were called suddenly Into service,
mook City, Oregon, at the hour of S. Matthes, the plaintiff, and against Mme. Kemal Pasha Makes Her however, It Is believed at the War de­
ing.
cakes, biscuits and other
partment that there would be no serl
Taken and levied upon as the prop­ ten o’clock a. m., on the 23rd day of Peter N.Forsythe and Virginia For­
Appearance at Angora in
ous Impairment of the operating
foods will be more health­
erty of the said Hiner Foundry & Ma­ April, A. D., 1923, to show cause, if sythe, the defendants, for the sum of
forces of the railroads, as not more
Male Riding Costume.
chine Co., or as much thereof as may any there be, why said license should $433.75 with intrest thereon at the
titan 5 per cent of the operating i>er-
ful and have a finer tex­
be necessary to satisfy the said judg­ not be granted, and that notice of rate of 6 per cent per annum from the
aonnel would be Involved.
Angora.
—
One
of
the
most
laudable
ment in favor of Tillamook City said hearing be published in four is­ 7th day of February, 1923, and the aims of the nationalist regime In Tur­
The number of railway employees of
ture and taste.
against said company, with interest sues of the Tillamook Headlight, a further sum of $100 with interest key is to emancipate the Turkish necessary skill anil experience is so
thereon, together with all costs and newspaper of general circulation pub­ thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per women, who enjoy none of the free­ great that double the number could be
That is one of the rea­
disbursements that have or may ac­ lished in Tillamook county, Oregon. annum from the 7th day of February dom or privileges accorded other withdrawn, It Is estimated, without
crue, including paid insurance.
First publication to occur on the 30th 1923, and for the further sum of women of the world. The foremost tying up the roads, particularly tinder
sons why thoughtful
Dated at Tillamook, Ore., April 5, day of March, 1923. Dated March $30.25, costs and disbursements here­ exponents of woman’s rights In Tur­ the new plan which allots a reserve
battalion
to
about
each
2,000
miles
of
key
are
Halliday
Edlbe
Hanum,
a
27, 1ST23.
1923.
in, and the costs of and upon this
women insist on
each system.
JOHN ASCHIM, Sheriff.
HOMER MASON
26-4t
writ, I did upon the 16th day of graduate of the American Girls’ col­
lege
at
Constantinople,
and
Mme.
25-4t
County Judge. April, 1923, levy upon all the right,
Kemal Pasha, the pretty nlneteen-
Woman Is Sentenced
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
title and interest of the above de­ year-old bride of Mustapha Kemal
SUMMONS
fendants or either of them in and to Pasha.
to 500 Days at Home
Notice is hereby given that the un­
the following real property, to-wit:
Halliday Edlbe Hanum Is already
Mrs. Elizabeth Esplnoln, of
dersigned has been appointed Admin­ In the Circuit Court of the State of
The North Half (N 1-2) of the well known In the United States for
Fresno, Cui., convicted of boot­
Oregon for Tillamook County
istrator of the estate of Hiram E.
her
work
as
head
of
the
Angora
min
­
North East Quarter (N. E. 1-4) of
legging on her own confession,
Howard, deceased, by the County Orra S. Williams, Plaintiff
Section Eighteen (18) in Township istry of education and for ber advo­
was sentenced to spend 500 days
Court of Tillamook county, Oregon,
vs.
Four (4), South of Range Seven cacy of more rational customs affect­
In her own home, caring for her
ing
Moslem
women.
Two
of
her
gons
The ONL Y nationally distrib­
and that he has qualified as such. All W. E. Williams, Defendant.
four little children, by Police
(7) West of the Willamette Meridian
uted Cream of Tartar
Judge Crichton.
persons having claims against said To W. E. Williams, the above named containing 80 acres of land, Tillamook are students at Ann Arbor, Mich.
But Mme. Kemal Pasha Is a new
The woman was unable to pay
estate are required to present the defendant:
Baking Powder
County, State of Oregon.
element in Turkish civic and political
a fine of $500, bo was ordered to
In the Name of the State of Oregon
same duly verified, to the undersign­
Now therefore by virtue of said life. Angora got Its first gllmpBe of
work out the fine In -her own
ed for allowance at the office of Rich­ You are hereby required to appear execution, judgment order, decree and the young reformer when ahe re­
Contains No Alum—Leaves
home at the rate of $1 ti day.
ard Talboy, Attorney, 509 McKay and answer the complaint filed agaist order of sale and in compliance with turned from Sinyrnn with her brilliant
No Bitter Taste
Building, Potland, Oregon, within six you in the above Court and cause on the commands of said writ, I will husband.
months from the date of the first pub or before the expiration of six weeks on Saturday the 19th day of May,
Appears In Male Attire.
lication of this notice, date of first from the date of the first publication 1923, at 10 A. M. at the North front
Her sister Mohammedans lifted
publication hereof being April 6th, of this summons, and if you fail so door of the County Court House in their somber veils In amnzement ns
to appear and answer, for want there Tillamook, Tillamook County, State they snw her step from the train
1923.
of, plaintiff will apply to the Court of Oregon, sell at public auction (sub­ dressed as a man, with riding
A. L. HOWARD
Administrator of the estate of Hiram for the relief prayed for in the com­ ject to redemption) to the highest breeches, high boots, spurs and a Jaun­
pliant, which is that the marriage con bidder for cash in hand, all the right, ty outing cap. It was evident that
26-5t
E. Howard, deceased.
the moment of her arrival she
tract existing between plaintiff and title and interest which the within from
wished It to he emphasized that Mus-
defendant
be
dissolved;
that
plaintiff
named defendants, or either of them tapha Kemal Pasha, In hfs campaign
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
be awarded an absolute divorce from had on the 7th day of February, 1923 for tlie emancipation of Turkish wom­
the defendant and for such other and the date of the enrolling and dock­ en. can count upon the full and active
Register No. 382
further
relief as to the Court may eting of the judgment herein, or since support of his wife.
In the County Court of the State of
It is not likely that Turkish women
that date had in and to the above des­
Oregon for the County of Hood River seem equitable.
will discard their black skirts and
This
summons
is
served
upon
you
cribed
property
or
any
part
thereof,
In theMatter of the Estate of
by publication in the Tillamook Head to satisfy said execution, judgment shawls and their Impenetrable veils
M. Sue Henderson, deceased.
for the unconventional masculine at­
Notice is hereby given that the un- light by order of the Honorable Ho­ order and decree, interest, costs and tire of Mme. Kemal, but It Is certain
dersigned have beep appointed by mer Mason, County Judge of Tilla­ accruing costs. Dated this 16th «lay that her advent will modify or great­
ly curtail the restrictions and obso­
the; County Court of the State of Ore­ mook County, Oregon, made on the of April, 1923.
JOHN ASCHIM,
lete customs prescribed for the women
gon for the County of Hood River, 28th day of March, 1923, requiring
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Ore­ of Turkey by Mahomet.
Executors of the Estate of M. Sue publication to be made once a week
Mme. Kemal Insists that the rules
Henderson, deceased, and all persons for six successive weeks and that you gon.
of conduct and dress prescribed by the
having claims against said estate will appear and answer on or before the Date of first publication this 20th day stem founder of the Mohammedan
pres, nt them to the undersigned Tru­ expiration of six weeks from the of April, 1923; date of last publica­ faith centuries ng" are not tenable to­
man Butler, at the office of Butler date of the first publication, and the tion this 18th day of May 1923.
day, and she intends to Inject some
28-5t western customs Into Turkish femi­
Bank ing company, in Hood River, first publication of this summons is I
Oregon, • with proper vouchers veri­ made on March 30, 1923.
nine life.
BOTTS & WINSLOW
i TO CONTRACTORS
Kept In Seclusion.
fied thereto, within six months from
Before the Inception of the nation­
Attorneys for t:
the date hereof. Dated February 28,
Residence and P. O. 1
■> is hereby given that the alist movement Turkish women were
192.'
ty Court of Tillamook County kept In the closest seclusion, and were
i I.ENORE ADAMS MORTIMER, mook, Oregon.
forbidden by their men to visit friends,
| TRUMAN BUTLER,
will until 10 o’clock A. M. May 3, dnnee or appear In public. Their lit­
1923, receive bids for the excavation erature consisted of a cook book and
|Exe< ators of the Estate of M. Sue NOTICEO F ADM
of ditches down both sides of the a Koran. If th v ever glanced at a
Henderson, deceased.
SALE
Goodspeed road for a distance of ap- man In public they were roundly
First publication of Notice April 6,
MODELS AND PRICES—/, o. b. factorisa
■hnstfsed by their husbands.
192: last publication of Notice May In the County Court of the State of proximately 4000 feet.
SPECIAL SIX
bio six
LIGHT SIX
The severest order of nuns could
5-Pess , //»' IV 0 ,50 H. P
No bid will be accepted unless ac-
7-Pass , 126' W. H ,60 H. P
5-Pfit»., lir W H . 40 H P
4, 1923.
Oregon, for the County of Tillamook
not
have
led
more
restrained
Ilves
Touring
$ 975
Touring
........................$U7J
companied by cash, certified check
In the Matter of the Estate of
Roslitrr ( JP hm .).— 975
Speedster (S-Pass.)
18.11
Roadster (2 Pase )______1350
or bidders bond for an amount equal The Turkish woman was permitted
SUMMONS
Augustine Wells, deceased.
Coupe
Roadster
Coupe (4-Pass.)
2400
out of her home only when she de­
Coupe (4-Pass )
1875
(Jp.aai
-
..... 1225
( f Puaa 1
Notice is hereby given, that pursu­ to at least 5 per cent of the total sired to visit a mosque Her horizon
Sed tin
1 > *'»
Sedan
2050
Sedan
. ............ „2750
In the Circuit Court of the State of ant to an order of the Honorable Ho­ amount of the bid.
was limited to the four walls of her
The
right
is
reserved
to
reject
any
mer Mason, Judge of Tillamook Coun
home.
■ Oregon for Tillamook County.
But with the growth of
ty, Oregon, made and entered on the and all bids, or* to accept the bid
■ S. Churchill. Plaintiff
Turkey rill this Is changing,
25th day of October, 1922, authoriz­ deemed best for Tillamook County.
vs.
H. S. BRIMHALL, County Cl rk. women gradually are be ng
ing the sale of the following d-scrib-
I|wa t O. Churchill, Tcr n . .:
First
publication April 20, 1923 from their domestic bondage and now
Welter 0. Chu. chill, Jthe above ed real property, to-wit:
nd then are getting a glimpse of real
The South one half (1-2 of the last publication May 4, 1923.
•t: 1 defendant:
life.
jffli. the Name of the State of Ore- Southeast quarter (1-4) of Section
They now appear on the streets nr d
gw.: You arc hereby required to ap- twenty-two (22) and the North one NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF in place« of entertainment In Con­
ADMINISTRATOR
stantinople In almost as great n m-
per and answer the complaint filed half (1-2) of the Northeast quarter
berw as foreign women. The time-
¿fa. st you in the above entitled (1-4) of Section twenty-seven (27>
Notice is hereby given that the honored veil, or yashmak. Is Alsup-
t Mu on or before the expiration of Township one (1), South of Range
ring.
■ta weeks from the date of the first eight (8), West of the Willamette County Court of the State of Orgon, l «a
Turkish girl* no longer cast furtive
appointed
pSb ^tion of this summons, and if Meridian, containing one hundred six­ for Tillamook county, has
glance* at the young men of the entd
fail so to answer, for want there­ ty (160) acres, all in Tillamook W. J. Riechers administrator of th ta). but mingle with them freely. And
•state
of
Antone
Totzauer,
deee:
at, plaintiff will apply to the Court County, State of Oregon.
the modern Mo«letn woman Ins'sts
There will be sold at private sale ■4, and any and all persona havi
that her husband shall have only <>ne
flat relief demanded in the complaint,
wife. Instead of three or four as for­
said property, in the law Offices oí laims against said es’ate e are L
y required to present the samr u merly.
■Jet. g between plaintiff a-, i the if- Bar ick & Hall, in tla> National Buii
GAL NOTICES
ing, Tillamook County, Oregon, be­
tween the hours of one and two o’­
clock, p. m., on the 25th day of April
1923, for cash or part cash and se­
curity, for the balance, as to the nd-
niinistrator shall seem best fol the
interests of said estate.
EVERETT WELLS,
25-4t
Administrator.
USES 30 POUNDS DAILY
When you have any Cows, Hogs, or
Chickens to sell. Call lip the,
SANITARY MEAT
MARKET
Both Phones
KEMAL’S BRIDE
REFORM LEADER
ROYAL
Baking Powder
1
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