Tillamook headlight., May 18, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923
LEGAL NOTICES
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
you in the above Court and cause on
or before the expiration of six weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this summons, and if you fail so
to appear and answer, for want there
of, plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in the com­
pliant. which is that the marriage cun
tract existing between plaintiff and
defendant be dissolved; that plaintiff
be awarded an absolute divorce from
the defendant and for such other and
further relief as to the Court may
seem equitable.
This summons is served upon you
by publication in the Tillamook Head
light by order of the Honorable Ho­
mer Mason. County Judge of Tilla­
mook County, Oregon, made on the
28th day of March. 1923, requiring
publication to be made once a week
for six successive weeks and that you
apiMiar and answer on or before the
expiration of six weeks from the
date of the first publication, and the
first publication of this summons ia
made on March 30, 1923.
BOTTS fi WINSLOW
Attorneys for the plaintiff.
Residence and P. O. address. Tilla­
mook. Oregon.
25-7t
the Clerk of the County Court for Till
amook County, Oregon, at Tillamook,
Oregon, on the 8th day of June. 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Carl Shortridge, of Cloverdale,. Ore.
C. A. Smith, of Cloverdale, Ore.
Frank Nelson, of Cloverdale, Ore.
A. C. Gist, of Cloverdale, Ore.
Acts 3-2-89 and 6-6-1912.
ALEXANDER SWEF.K,
28-51
Register
COUNTY OFFICERS IN
| six weeks from the date of the first sion will receive sealed bids for the murrage, if any. Bids will be op ned
THEIR NEW QUARTERS publication, and the first publication
transporting of about 10,000 feet of at the office of said Commission at
yt’BIJCATlON OF SUMMONS IN
The following named county offic­ hereof is made this 18lh day of May, 18 inch wooden pipe from the Sou­
8 o’clock p. m. Tuesday. May 22. Said
FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN
ials may now be found in their new 1923.
thern
Pacific
Depot
to
what
is
known
Commission reserves the right t > re­
BOTTS & WINSLOW
quarters in the Goyne building, just
Attorneys for I’laintoiff. as the Clements Corner about six ject any or al! bids.
opposite
the
court
house
on
Third
jb the Circuit Court of the State of
avenue: County school superintendent Residence: Tillamook, Oregon. 32-7t miles south of Tillamook, bidder to
TILLAMOOK WATER COMMIS­
Oregon for Tillamook County.
G. B. Lamb, county club leader D. H.
SION,
assume charge of pipe upon the arriv­
Plaintiff
Walter Williams,
Kennedy, assessor C. A. Johnson,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
C. B. Stanley, Se.
al of car and be responsible for de- 32-lt
treasurer Kathleen Mills, District at­
F Swensson and Sadie E.
torney T. H. Goyne. The other coun­
The Tillamook City Water Commis-
Se,.! «son, his wife; Ray C. Swena-
ty officials will be found in the court
jon. widow of the late John G.
house. The county court and county
SVMMONS
3»er.-'on. and Thora K. Roberta,
judge occupy the room vacated by
formerly Thora K. Swensaon, and
Mr. Lamb, and with that exception
Ms-, Roberta, her husband, heirs
Do you know
the officials now remaining in the
No. 3107
of Gustof Swenson, deceased.
court
house
are
in
the
offices
former
­
Defendant.
In the circuit court of the State of ly occupied. The information is giv­
I To Sadie E. Swensson, wife of Ad-
en for the benefit of the county pub­
Oregon for Tillamook County
I oipt F Swensson; Ray C. Swensson.
lic.
M
D.
Spencer.
Alma
Loeffler
Burgess,
I „jo*
> ' h***' John G. Swensson,
John Leland Henderson. Trustee PACIFIC U. TO HAVE LARGE
•ad Th. ra K Roberts, formerly Thor-
a K Swensson, and Mark Roberta,
and John Leland Henderson,
AMERICAN LEGION CHAIR
ter husband, heirs of Gustof Swens­
Plaintiffs
M. J. Fenega, professor of history
on. deceased, of the above named de-
vs
and political science in Pacific college
fendan-.s:
G. D. Woodworth, otherwise known as Forest Grove, spoke under the aus­
In the name of the State of Oregon'
Gilford D. Woodworth, and Rose pices of the American legion here
You are hereby notified that Walter
last week to a well filled house. Prof.
Wood worth, his wife.
ffilhan-s. the above named plaintiff.
Fenega secured a donation of $50,000
Defendants
the holder and owner of Certificate
from Mrs. R. L. McCormick of Taco­
To G. D. Woodworth, otherwise ma. for Pacific university, which re­
of Delinquency No. 1087, issued Ap­
known as Gilford D. Woodworth, one sulted in the founding of The Ameri­
ril 6. 1917. by the Sheriff and Tax
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SAl.E
of the above named defendants:
JaBector of Tillamook County, Ore-
can Legion Chair of American His­
Lon. for Eleven and 88-100 ($11.88)
tory and Patriotism in the above col­
In
the
Name
of
the
State
of
Ore
­
No. 2919
Dolin' - the same being the amount
lege and funds for the construction
GKNUINE
thei dut and delinquent for taxes for In the Circuit Court of the State of gon: You are hereby required to ap­ of a $50,000 building for the above I
the year 1915; together with penalty, Oregon for the County of Tillamook pear and aswer the complaint filed purpose are being raised by donation
¡sun and costa thereon upon real Pearl S. Matthes, Plaintiff
against you in the above entitled over the state, and Prof. Fenega’s lec­
vs
TOBACCO
■Hiper: y assessed to Gustof Swenson,
Court and Cause on or before the ex­ ture here was for the purpose of
usd of which you, as the heirs of said Peter N. Forsythe and his wife
piration of six weeks from the date arousing interest in the aobve work.
Virginia Forsythe, Defendants
Cast.''' Swenson, deceased, are the
of the first publication of this sum­
By virtue of an execution issued mons. and if you fail so to appear and
Lane:- situate in said Tillamook
WANT TO BE CITIZENS
I
County. i'gon. and more particular­ out of the above entitled Court, tn answer the plaintiff will apply to the
Two new applications to become cit I
the above entitled cause, to me di­ Court for the relief demanded in the izens of the United States were
ly Jr-.
J as follows:
fil-
Al! those parth and portions of the rected and dated the 24th day of complaint which is that plaintiff have ed this week with the county clerk.
March,
1023,
upon
a
judgment
and
judgment against the defendant G. Johann Larsen applied for his sec­
V>r.r.v • < quarter of the Northeast
qgsrte: and the East half of the decree of foreclosure rendered and D. Wood worth, otherwise known as ond papers, and probably will take
E»«t half f the Northwest quarter, entered in said Court on the 7th day Gilford D, Woodworth, for the prin­ examination at the October term of
al! in Section 18, Township 1 North of February, 1928, in favor of Pearl cipal sum of $137.50, with interest Circuit court. Frank Von Euw, a
af Range 7 West of the Willamette S Matthes, the plaintiff, and against from September 15th, 1922 at 8 per native of Switzerland, has again been
Meridian in Oregon, north of Wil- Peter N. Forsythe and Virginia For­ cent per annum, for the further sum allowed to file his application for
Lot F. er containing 30 aires, more sythe, the defendants, for the sum of of $100.00 attorney’s fees and $4.44 citizenship, after he was once de­
$433.75 with intrest thereon at the taxes for 1922 paid by plaintiff and nied, that right by the court, when
GOOD,'YEAR
« has.
Service Station
■kier. said certificate of delinquency rate of 6 per cent per annum from the for the costs and disbursements of he had failed four consecutive times
tears nterest at the rate of 14 1-2 7th day of February, 1928, and the this suit, and for a decree foreclos­ to qualify at examinations. A lack
per cent per annum from date thereof further sum of $100 with interest ing a mortgage, executed by said de­ of proper study of our government
thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per fendant G.D.Woodworth and others, seems to have been responsible for
until paid.
HEN you buy
You are further notified that said annum from the 7th day of February on the 15th day of March, 1919, re­ Euw's failures thus far.
Goodyear Tirag
1923.
and
for
the
further
sum
of
corded
in
Volume
“
Z
”
of
the
Mortgage'
above named plaintiff has paid tax­
from ua you get a
es against said premises for subse­ $30.25. costa and disbursements here­ Records of Tillamook County, Oregon,
ANOTHER FISH STORY
quality product, at
quent years, with the rate of interest in, and the costa of and upon this page 536, in favor of M. Sue Hender­
In the window of the office of L. V.
the lowest price at
<■ sau! amounts from the respective writ, I did upon the 16th day of son. now deceased, and her husband Eberhardt, imprinted in a rock ofi
April,
1923,
levy
upon
all
the
nght,
John
Leland
Henderson
having
suc
­
which that quality
4ate> of payment, as follows;
hard shale is the complete skeleton of I
can be bought, and
Year 1916, Date of payment, Nov. title and interest of the above de­ ceeded to her interest in said note and a fish which was found by a fisher­
you also get a service
L> 1917. Sheriff’s Receipt No. 7065, fendants or either of them in and to mortgage, said mortgage to be fore­ man on the Nestucca river recently
that will help you
A bouii * $9.22, rate of interest 12 per the following real property, to-wit: closed only as to said G. D. Wood­ and which has attracted contide-sble |
The North Half (N 1-2) of the worth's undivided one-fourth interest attention from passers by. The find- |
I cent per annum.
get from those tires
Year 1917, Date of payment Nov. 5, North East Quarter (N. E. 1-4) of in the said land, covered by said mort er of the petrified fish met two fish- i
all the mileage built
1018, Sheriff's receipt No. 6921, am­ Section Eighteen (18) in Township gage; and ordering a sale of the land ermen who were sitting on the rock '
into them at the
ount $10.48, rate of interest 12 per Four (4), South of Range Seven described in said mortgage, only as and when he came up they were relat- I
factory.
There’s the
(7) West of the Willamette Meridian to said undivided one-fourth inter­ ing some pretty big fish stories. When
cent per annum.
net
of
quality,
price,
Tear 1818, Date of payment Nov. 5, containing 80 acres of land, Tillamook est thereof, to-wit: The northeast they finally arose, the local fisherman
and service, and of
quarter
of
the
Northwest
quarter
and
1$19. Sheriff’s receipt No. 7068, County, State of Oregon.
discovered the fossil fish where they
economy, too.
Now therefore by virtue of said the West half of the northwest quar­ had been sitting, and the twain said
Mount $11.23, rate of interest 12
X* Goodyear S«rvfc« 5 tat to««
ter
of
the
northeast
quarter
of
sec
­
Dealer» u>e eett end rgeom-
execution, judgment order, decree and
per cent per annum.
they were willing to 1 take oath that
the new Good roar
I Tear 1919. Date paid April 5, 1921, order of sale and in compliance with tion nine, in township two south of the fossil imprint was not
Cor de with the beveled All-
:
there when
Weather Tread end bach
| Sheriff'.- receipt No. 8119, amount the commands of said writ, I will range nine west of the Willamette they sat down, which ia the myster-
tMm
up with
gfffiwdw-rf
Goodyear iereiee
$U.9 >, rate of interest 12 per cent per on Saturday the 19th day of May, Meridian, in Tillamook County, Ore­ ious part of the story.
Made from Cream of Tartar
1923, at 10 A. M at the North front gon, containing 60 acres, less a 20
SUNSET GARAGE
sunum
derived from grape»
Year 1920, Date paid January 19, door of the County Court House in foot wide right of way for a road,
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR WOOD
1E2 Sheriff's receipt No. 7607, Tillamook, Tillamook County, State along the south side of said 60 ac-
|saou.’ * $18.29, rate of interest 12 per of Oregon, sell at public auction (sub­ res as described in a deed from John
Sealed bids will be received until
Contains No Alum—Leaves No Bitter Taste
ject to redemption) to the highest Leland Henderson, Trustee to Fred­ Wednesday June 6th. 1923 at ten o'­
«tn*, per annum.
Year 1921, Date of payment De- bidder for cash in hand, all the right, erick Dow and Anna Dow, his wife, clock a. m. for one hundred fifty cords
• 4, 1922, Sheriff's receipt No. title and interest which the within recorded in said registry in book “80” of wood, of either Fir. Hemlock, Al­
7074. amount $19.43, rate of interest named defendants, or either of them page 669-71, and applying the pro­ der or Vinemaple, in four foot lengths
had on the 7th day of February, 1928 ceeds therefrom to the payment of Wood to be delivered in the basement
12 per cent per annum.
Thu’ you. us the owners of the le- the date of the enrolling and dock­ said judgment, and further decreeing of the Court House in Tillamook City
1 fi title of the hereinabove describ- eting of the judgment herein, or since that the said defendants and each of Oregon, on or before September 1st,
them be forever barred and fore­ 1823.
ei premises, are hereby further noti- that date had in and to the above des­
Bids will be coaidered in lots of
fed that the above named plaintiff cribed property or any part thereof, closed of all right, title or interest
«il. appij to the Circuit Court of the to satisfy said execution, judgment in or to said property or any portion Fifty cords or more of either of the
Sts:, and County aforesaid, for a de­ order and decree, interest, coste and thereof except statutory* right of re- above mentioner kinds.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
oet fore losing the lien against the accruing costs. Dated this 16th day 4ymption and for general relief.
This summons is served upon you certified check for not less than five
I Roperty above described and men- of April. 1923
by publication in the Tillamook Head­ per cent of total amount of he bid.
JOHN ASCHIM,
felled it said certificate of delin-
Sheriff of Tillamook County. Ore­ light by order of the Honorable Geo. The Court reserves the right to re­
$uen< y
And you are hereby sum-
R Bagley, Judge of the above named ject any and all bids.
■oned to appear within sixty days gon.
Court,
made on the 7th day of May
By order of the County Court.
fnur. the date of the first publication Date of first publication this 20th day
1923, requiring publication hereof to
Dated May 10th. 1823.
of tin« -ummons, exclusive of the day of April, 1923; date of last publica-
be made once a week for six suc­ 32-3t
H. S. BRIMHALL, Clerk
•f the date of said first publication, tion this 18th day of May 1923.
28-5t cessive weeks, and the date of the
mc defend this suit or
pay the
first publication hereof is May 11th,
SIMMONS
Mount due as above shown, togeth­
1823 and the last publication June
er with plaintilTs costa and disburse- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
22, 1828.
In the Circuit Court of the State of I
ADMINISTRATOR
■snt*. and in case of your failure so
JOHN LELAND HENDERSON
Oregon, for Tillamook County.
te do, a iccree will be rendered fore-
Notice is hereby given that the Attorney for plaintiffs, residence and Maggie N. Knudson, Plaintiff
fesmg '.he lien of said taxes and
Post Offne address. 206 Third
vs
«■t» and disbursements against the County Court of the State of Orgon,
In a beautiful naw Willy»-Knight, time and distance only
Street,
Tillamook, City, Oregon.. Carl P. Knudson, Defendant
feds and premises above described. for Tillamook county, has appointed
increase your pride and satisfaction. Because: The
P.
Knudson,
the
above
named
To
Carl
W.
J.
Riechers
administrator
of
the
This -ummons is published by or­
defendant.
marvelous
Willys-Knight engine actually improves tcith
estate
of
Antone
Totzauer,
deceas
­
fe of the Honorable George R. Bag-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
me of the State of Oregon ,
In >
tue. Carbon only makes it better. Owners report 50,000
hy, Judge of the Circuit Court of the ed, and any and all persons having
reby required to appear ’
You .
fete of Oregon, for Tillamook Coun­ claims against said estate are here­
miles and more without a single engine adjustment
and answer the complaint filed against
ty, made and entered May 7, 1923, and by required to present the same to
There never was a greater combination of beauty/
Department of the Interior
you in the above entitled Court and
fe date of the first publication of the undersigned at the First Nation­
economy and brilliant performance.
cause
on
or
before
the
expiration
of
j
,
S.
Land
Office
at
Portland,
Ore.,
al bank of Tillamook, Oregon, to­ U.
fe» summons is May 11, 1923.
t
May 7, 1923. six weeks from the date of the first
All process and papers in this pro- gether with the proper vouchers and
C m the Wiltys-Overland Advertisement tn The Saturday Evening Post
publication
of
this
summons,
and
if
i
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
Rob-
verified,
within
six
months
from
the
,
Mdini* may be served upon the nn-
this April
ert B. Sturgeon, of Blaine, Ore., who you fail so to apepar and answer,
-------------
.
fesigm-d, residing within the state date of this notice. 1 Dated
Ln
Sept. 26, 1919, made Homestead plaintiff will apply to the court for
of Oregon at the address hereinbe­ 20th, 1823.
Entry, No. 06460 for the SE 1-4, N the relief demanded in her complaint, 1
W. J. RIECHERS
low first given.
Administrator of the Estate of An­ W 1-4, SW 1-4 NE 1-4, NW 1-4 SE which isthat the marriage contract I
C. L. 8TARR
28-51 1-4, and NE 1-4 SW 1-4 Section 27, existing between plaintiff and de­
tone Totzauer, deceased
THEODORE OPSUND
Teartw
XaakM 1-pMa. »1215 Sedn
$lrtS Coupe-Ssdsn S-pua, $1S»1
Township 8 8., Range 8 W, W. Merid­ fendant be dissolved and that plain­
7-pwa. »14*1
Sedan 7i>aaa, |l»»]
AU prices Lab.
Attorneys for plaintiff
ian has filed notice of intention to tiff be awarded the custody of the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Address: 505 Selling Building,
make Three Year Proof, to estab­ minor children of plaintiff and de­
.THE ENGINE IMPROVES WITH
Portland, Oregon.
31-7t
lish claim to the land above describ­ fendant, Fred and Irene Knudson, and j
06867
ed, before the Clerk of the County that plaintiff have such other relief
Department of the Interior
SUMMONS
U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore Court for Tillamook Co., Oregon, at as may be equitable.
April 14th, 1923. Tillamook. Orc., on the 6th day of This summons is served upon you by
I® the Circuit Court of the State of
publication in the Tillamook Head- ;
Notice is hereby given that Charles July, 1923.
Oregon for Tillamook County
light,
by order of the Hon. Homer |
names
as
witnesses:
W.
Claimant
W.
Cruthers,
of
Dolfeh,
Ore.,
who
on
Orrs S Williams, Plaintiff
April 25th, 181», made Homestead W. Cason, of Blaine, Ore.; Henry Mason, County Judge of Tillamook
vi.
Entry No. 06867, for the NW 1-4 Smith, of Blaine, Ore.; Adam Lip­ County, Oregon, made the 15th day ;
F. Williams, Defendant.
of May, 1923, requiring publication
W E. Williams, the above named SE 1-4 Section 16, Township 4 8., pin, of Blaine, Ore.; Earl Reynolds,
hereof to be made once a week for
Range 10 W. Willamette Meridian, of Blaine, Ore.
feendant:
six successive weeks, and requiring
Act
6-9-16.
has
filed
notice
of
intention
to
make
In the Name of the State of Oregon
DRIVE AN OVERLAND AND REALIZE THE DIFFF
ALEXANDER SWEEK, you to appear and answer the com­
are hereby required to appear three year proof, to establish claim 81-6t
plaint on or before the expiration of
Register.
to
the
land
above
described,
before
answer the complaint filed agaist
I
When you have any Cows, Hogs, or
Chickens to sell. Call up the,
“B ull D urham
SANITARY MEAT
MARKET
Both Phones
1 oz. or 1 ton?
W
One ounce of Royal Baking
Powder is worth a ton of
cheaper baking powders
when you consider the su­
periority in the quality
healthfulness and taste of
food prepared with it.
Great Indeed—In Deeds!
WILLYS-KNIGHT
STAR GARAGE