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FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1923 legal notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nalict is hereby given thatthe un- ¿ersigi” d h«-' been appointed by the County Court of Tillamook County, Oiegon. administrator of hte estate frank J Haynes, decased, and all presvs;; having claiems against said estate are hereby notified and re quire, tc present said claims at his' ofc. m Tillamook City, Oregon, on g before six months from the date at this nu nice. Al! claims must be du jy wrifis ll. Dated this Slat day of Jum, 1#» GEO P. WINSLOW Aimlit: .,•.•>■ of the Estate of Frank J. Haynes, deceased. Botts <L Winslow' AAtt nevi for the estate. 37-5t west quarter (NW 1-4), the south- west quarter (SW 1-4) of the North east quarter (NE 1-4) Section Ten (10) Township three (3) South, Range Ten (10) West, Willamette Me ridian. This summons is published in the “Tillamook Headlight,” a weekly new.« paper, published and of general cir culation in Tillamook county State of Oregon for six consecutive weeks, by order of the Honorable George R. Bug ley, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of ol Tillamook, made on the 27th day of June, 1923 the first publication be ing July 6, 1923, and the last publi cation being August 17, 1923. W. F. MAGIL L Attorney for Plaintiff 403 Corbett Building Portland. Ore. TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT County, State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of William D. Eoff. Deceased.. Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned, Nellie G. Tatoni, has been appointed administratrix of the estate of William I). F.off, deceased by the County Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, and has qualified. Ail per-1 sons having claims against said es tate are required to present them with the proper vouchers to Nellie G. La- tom, Administratrix, at the office of Geo. S. Shepherd, 725 Gasco Building, Portland. On-gon, within six (6) months from the date of this note. Dated and first published July 20, 1923. Date of last publication August 17 1923. NELLIE G. TATOM Administratrix of the estate of Will iam I). Eoff, deceased. Geo. S. Shepherd, Attorney for estate SCARED BY BAD LUCK BIRD Sea Dull of Cvli Omen Has "Oct the Goat" of Reeldents of Pelham Bay. Pelham Bay Is holding Its breath and wultlng for the next eatuatrophe. Vhat the catastrophe will be no one daree to prophesy. but that there will be misfortune of some kind no one fn- UilUur with the bay would doubt. For the bird of 111 omen has appeared ugidu, aays the New York Sun und Globe The bird Is an elderly anil dis gruntled sen gull which looks like u crons betw««<*n Shakespeare's Poioulus and Poe's ruven. It site around on the rock» that dot the boy anil looks exceedingly elderly and disgruntled and misanthropic und ■ «ndnous If transmigration of Houin happens In the bird world, the eren - ture la undoubtedly the raven or Polo- nlus or both. “Nevermore” la that bird's middle name und Its idillosophv of life Bungaiowtsts around Pelham hay all remember the extraordinary series of futnlttles that occurred lust summer in the wake of the bird of 111 omen It was u<-urly June of lust year when the bird first put in an appeurnne«. looking no less acidulous than it does today. Hardly hud the bird's peevish face and gray-white feathers first lieen seen than tfirw fishermen tipm-t their boat One was drowned and the other two were pulled out barely conscious Two week» Inter while the evil eye of the bird wu» still on the bay and Its inhabitants, catue the gr**ut storm which will he remembered ns long us anybody lives who saw It or whs caught In It. Tffien came the whale scare which put a crlnip In the long-distance swim mlng contests. And there came one thing and another. A boat of unklll- able rats overran Chimneysweep Islands. pride of the bay. A swimmer was drowned within fifty yards of a boathouse The captuln. moat pictur esque of Uno-pound men and one of the historic figures of the hay. left It flat and emigrated to the Bronx. All because of the bird of 111 omen, says the Buy. Not u doubt In the world. When winter came Pelham Bay hoped the bird would go South and forget to come hack, hut this dyspep- tic-looking granduncle of all sea gulls has an enviable memory. Here he la again, und has been here since March. Bungalowlsta of Pelham feel sure that nothing else hut that bird caused the extremely cold spring—jierhapa even caused the sun to loin- Its three de grees of heat or whatever the amount. The bird doesn't cut up any unties, you understand He—the captain be fore he departed Insisted It wua she— Just sits on a rock, looking more like an 111 omen than anything you ever saw Pelham Buy la waiting ; with wli some anxiety. As long ns the bin! I..., of 111 omen sticks around it believes with some reason that anything la more than likely to hnppen. 7 ON SILENT GUARD CLASSIFIFD AD COLUMN PROFESSIONAL Explanation of Mysterious Figure in Grecian Cave. If Surmise Is Correct. Grim Custodian of Treasure Was Most Cun ningly Devised. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ : ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + « ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦ One cent per word per issue, with a minimum charge of $ .25 Readers are charged at the same rate. All reading notices most have “adv." attached. No preferred positions. + ♦ CARDS BARRICK a HALL Attorneys at Law National Building Tillamook V Oregon ♦ 4« ♦ —-------------- fieo. F. Winslow ♦ H. T. Botta ♦ BOTTS * WINSI.OW + Always the Thracian peasant la «t|rre«l to tell you stories of caves, I once employed a queer man-of-all- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a ♦ trades as a foreman of excavation. He Lawyers was u Thracian Greek from Varna, on Tillamook FOR SALE Oregon the Black sea. whence he had been driven by Bulgarians Into Greece. He had mostly lieen n sailor on the Pontic MY FOUR HOUSES AND ONE LOT if taken in the next 30 days. The coasts, but he had been to many lands buyer paying street improvements. and knew Asia Minor well. R. E. RINGO. M. D NOTICE TO CREOITORS Five thousand dollars cash. 43-2tp “I could tell you u queer story," he Physician and Surgeon said to me one evening In true sn Notice is hereby given that the un ONE CHENEY PHONOGRAPH AND fashion, “that a farmer once told Room 14-15, Natl. Bldg. dersigne« has been appointed as ad In a village near Smyrna." He lit hl $35 worth of records. This is a NOTICE NOTICE TO CREOHTORS ministrator of the estate of Lars P. pip»' (only sallonnen among Greek; $200 machine. Can be bought for Tillamook. Ore. take to pipes), and started his »tor; Rey, deceased, by the County Court $150 including records. Address Box i hereby given that the un of Tillamook County, Oregon. All after we had finished our digging Koi 646, Tillamook, Ore. 43>2t were taking our evening coffee by ' s been appointed by ti» persons having claims against said In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County tents "This farmer went once < art of Tillamook couny, I mi LK COWS ALSO HEIFERS THAT Otar.'.} estate are required to present the R. T. BOALS, M. D. Inluml Into the hills. He found th< Oreg"' administrator of the estate .'Uiiiv same to ku mt- me for lui cuiuwnuvv, vvrilivu UN allowance, verified as State of Oregon, Plaintiff entrance to a deep cave and. with a 1 will freshen Boon. Fred Balmer, Till Surgeon and Physician Thompson Nekins, deceits- i re(|Uirv(j (,y |aw> at the otfire of Hott« cf Joke amook, Ore. 43-2t vs certain hesitation, went In He found «d. and all persons having claims ' & Winslow, Tillamook, Oregon, with- G. F. Jewett and Braley, Graham i- himself In a well-cut tunnel that led I. O. O. F. Building spin-: said etsate are hereby noti- in six months from the date hereof. straight Into the rock. After a time HAMMOND TYPEWRITER. EXCEL Child, a corjmration. Defendants required to present said lent condition with two type shut Tillamook fled am he turned a corner nail saw a red Oregon Dated July 18. 1923. To whom it may concern and to G. F. glimmer of flame. tles and extras. Very reasonable danni to the undersigned at his res- H. T. BOTTS. Jewett, and Braley, Graham A Child, “Greatly alarrnisl, he moved on very ( Call Bay City 5F4 Bell Telephone. Menci in Bay City, Oregon, on or be- ' Administrator of the estate of Lars P. a corporation - quietly und cautiously. Agnfn he from the /lafn date r\f of this 44-2tp fere s: x months fwwwaw Notice is hereby given that at Till Rey, deceased. rounded a bend and s(iw, at the end of 1 DAVID ROBINSON aitici listed this 21st day of June, amook City, in Tillamook County, Ore n straight stretch a blaze of tire com ¡COMPUTING SCALES. WILL COM-; 1Î22 gon, on the 28th day of June. 1923, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Physician and Surgeon ing out from u natural yent In the pute up to 20 lbs. Inquire Smithy's john w. M c K inley , the sheriff of Tillamook County, State rock. He stopi«e<l motionless, for there Variety Store. 44-ltp Atoni '.ratur of the estate of Joseph In the County ourt of the State of of Oregon, seized a Dodge automobile National Building In front of the flume, was st-ated the Thompson Nevins, deceased. figure of u mun j»erfectly still. He the motor number of which was and Oregon for Tillamook County. Tillamook Oregon crept on cautiously. Suddenly, as he ' 160 ACRES TIMBER LAND, N.E. BOTT.' a WINSLOW, is 98876 and the license number, for In the Matter of the Estate of Qr. Section 26 T. 1 N, R. 10 W. near advanced, the figure rose, rigidly, to 87-5t Attorneys for the estate. the year 1923. was and is 91237, and William P. Ueaeock, Deceased. Bay City, Oregon. Has value for - Its feet, swung round an«l faced him. Notice is hereby given that the un that the said automobile is being pro He could not see Its face, for It was timber, grazing and water rights. CHIROPRACTIC dersigned has been appointed admin ceeded against for the forfeiture of NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS against the light. He took one more I Price $2100. A. S. Carswell, Se- istratrix of the estate of William P. the same for a violation of an act nervous step forward and. as he did THE BETTER WAY TO bastapol, Calif. 38-tf so, the rigid figure lifted In both Its TiUaSiuok Armory Building Tillamook Peacock, deceased, and has qualified. entitled "An act to provide for the for HEALTH hands a huge hammer, still fticlng i DOUBLE UNIT SHARPLES MILK- All persons having claims against feiture and sale of boats, vehicles and ( tregon him He stepjied back, and ns he did said estate are hereby notified and other conveyances used in the unlaw ing machine, also team, wagon and so the figure lower«-d the hummer. He harness. Inquire Headlight. Revised sealed bids will be received directed to present the same, duly ver ful transportation or possession of in DR. H. L. BABB stepped back one more step, and the si Tillamook. Oregon, by the Gener ified as required by law. to said ad toxicating liquor within the state of figure sat down agHin. Less nervous, TEAM, WEIGHT ABOUT 2600 LB. al Staff,, Oregon National Guard. ministratrix at the office of her at Oregon, and for the proceedings in CHIROPRACTOR he advanced again. Also wagon and harness. George George A. White. Adjutant General, torney J. J. Johnson, 314, Spaulding resjiect thereto, and for disposal of “As he did so the figure rose once . Crimmuns, 410 E. First St. 37tf more, silent and rigid. H«“ made one Chief of Staff, addressed in care J. E. Building, Portland, Oregon, within the proceeds of Bale of such forfeit Both Telephones more step, and It lifted Its hammer Sftcarvr. Room 110, I. O. O. F. Build- aix months from the date of the first ed property; making it a felony to menacingly once more. Again he ¡BRIGHTON-WHEELER- GARIBAL- place intoxicating liquor in any boat, og TilJunook, Oregon, until 2 o'clock publication of this notice, 211 Tillamook, Building baldi wood, $5 cord delivered. 5; withdrew, und the figure lowered Its Date of first publication July 13, vehicle or conveyance with intent to P M. August 15, 1923. for the fur cords $4.75, 8 cords $4.50. John Ma- , hammer and snt down. Now he was cause the same to be forfeited or con suiting of all labor and materials for 1923; date of last publication August thoroughly ulanued and made his way thers. 371 fiscated, or the owner or person in the erection of a two story and base— 10. 1923. quickly out of the tunnel." charge to be made subject to prose- JULIA A. MADSEN ■ent Armory Building at Tillamook, “I»ld lie find out who the man was?" CUT FLOWERS, POTTED PLANTS Dr. J. D. TURNER I asked. Oregon, conformable with the plans Administratrix of the estate of Will cutiu.i; and declaring an emergency,” Special attention to floral pieces Optical and X-Ray Laboratories passed by the lgelslature of the State “No.” replied my sallorman. “he did and revised specifications of the said iam P. Peacock, deceased. for funerals. Also early cabbage not, neither did he try. But my opin of Oregon, being Chapter 29 of the Office phone M-39, Res. 126-M 40- 5t guiding prepared by John Hunzicker J. J. Johnson Attorney. cauliflower, and tomatoes. Tilla- i ion Is.” he continued, “that there was General Laws of Oregon, for the year | Mthitect, 303-304 I. O. O. F. Build National Building mook Greenhouse, Mutual tele a vast treasure burled In that cave, 1923, and that all persons having or NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE phone. 28-tf ' ing. Eugene. Oregon. Plans and spec- Tillamook Oregon and the owner had made a mechanical claiming any interest in said seized ifcation- may be obtained at the office figure which worked automatleaUj by GAITED HORSE, ALSO GOOD1“ automobile are required to uppear be- i I ef J. E. Shearer,, Tillamook, Oregon, some mechanism that operated from Notice is hereby given that the un driver, weight about 1000 lbs. $35 — the floor. As you went In you trod er at th« office of the Architect at dersigned, Sheriff of Tillamook Coun fore the above entitled court on or if taken at once or will trade for upon the levers und the figure rose to Eagent Oregon, A deposit of $10 ty, Oregon, will on Monday, the 13th before the 22nd day of August, 1923, DR. ELWOOD B. FAXON it« feet. ~ You went further and It Jersey heifer. Johnnie Stewart, 509 1 will be required when the plans are day of August, 1923, at 10 o'clock A. and to defend against said proceed DENTIST lfft«»d Its hammer If that furnier had 5th st. W. 36-tf famished which will be rturned to M. at the Court House door in Tilla ings, and that upon your failure so to taken one step more he would hare Girl a “Pathological Liar." 215-216 Tillstiiook Building do a judgment of forfeiture of said the bidder when plans are returned. mook City, Oregon, sell at public auc The charge of being u pathological been a dead man. The Are was a ! CORDWOOD, 16 INCH BODY FIR,' Both phones Hours 9 to 5 A certified check for 2 1-2 per cent tion to the highest bidder for cash in seized automobile will be entered in liar, a variety not listed. up to date, natural vent of gns that was never $8.50 per cord. Leave orders at | Tillamook Oregon ei the amount of the proposal, made hand the following described real said court. In the board of estimate category, quenched There are many such away Honey & Heussers Grocery. 9tf In witness whereof I have hereunto saved Miss Harriet Russell, twenty back In Asia Minor and Persia.'' He pyaDie to the Adjutant General, property situate in Tillamook County, set my hand and the seal of the said seven years «»Id, of the Bronx, from paused, us ancient mariners always State of Oregon, must accompany Oregon, to-wit: FOR SALE OR TRADE Circuit Court on this 18th day of anything worse than a suspended sen pause after they have reached their tier. bid. The South half of the Northwest tence for grund larceny, the New Tork finest effect: "You would have liked MY RANCH AT BEAVER OF 28 DR. O. L. HOHLFELD The General Staff, Oregon National Quarter of Section 21 in Township 5 July, 1923. to excavate that cave,” he said, sim Herald reports. H. S. BRIMHALL, acres. Ten in berries, stock, mach Gaarc reserves the right to reject South of Range 10, West of Willam (Seal) Judge Morris Koenig. In general ses ply. Veterinarian County i Clerk and Clerk of the Circuit inery, etc. Clent King, Tillamook,, any and all bids. ette Meridian. I often wonder what element of sions. was told that it was because she of Tillamook County Ore- Court Ore. 35-tf Separate bids will be received for Bell phone 8F2, Mutuai phone vas u “pathological linr" that Miss Rus- truth was at the bottom of that story. This sale will be made in pursuance 42-3t tat plumbing, heating and electric of a judgment and decree of fore- gon.. sell had b««««ii dropped us a student All one can be certain of is that the FOR RENT Oregon *tr.ng from sev««ral colleges; had procured Smyrnlot farmer left the cavern in a closure entered by the Circuit Court teachers' pullers, lifter fulling to pass, very great fright. But who Is not RANCH WITH 33 COWS, 5 1-2 — GEORGE A WHITE of the State of Oregon for Tilla by pretending to be another Miss Rus really afraid of caverns In ids inmost 81 M MONS « It Adjutant General. miles from town. Will rent for — mook County on the 6th day of July, sell, a Wellesley gruduute; hud under heart? We cull It “caution"; we are share or cash to right party. M. 1923, and of an execution issued taken to tench the children of u man afraid lest the roof fall in and bury R. Hanenkratt, City. 43-2t SUMMONS thereon in a cause in said Court where socially prominent; and, Anally, had us. lost we dlsapt»ear down some un- - — ........ —...... k the Circuit Court of the State of in Maude Martin Johnston is plain In the Circuit Court of the State of obtained $2,000 In g'sids from n depart exj«ected hole Really, it Is the Inborn Oregon for Tillamook Courtty. ment store, by representing herself ns terror of the dark that frightens us, A DAIRY RANCH WITH 25 OR 30 Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, O. E. S. Oregon, fur the County of Tillamook tiff and J. D. Niman. also known as cows. Inquire of Fred Balmer, Till Stated communications first and the wife of this father of her pupils («erhaps Itself born of the danger that Jonas D. Niman, Sarah Niman, his The Broderick Company, Auer Copenhefer, Plaintiff beset primitive man In caves—cave at Tuxedo. N. Y. amook, Ore. 43-tf third Thursdays of each month in Plaintiff wjfe, Harriet Belle Sadler, formerly vs. Even iu childhood. Miss Mabel F. lions, cave hears, or some last remnant Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome. vs 1 E. Vose and Rosanna Vose his Harriet Belle Niman. and Joe Sadler, Sprague, probation Officer, told the of an earlier, more savage strain of 3 ROOM FURNISHED APART- CORA L. MILLER. Secty. her husband are defendants, and in F. J. Mietzke, Defendant court. Miss Russell was noted for “fib man, the prototype of the ogre of the ment at 5 1-2 First street. See wife, R. J. Richardson and Lily said cause the judgment having been fairy story.—Exchange. W. R. C. Frank Armentrout, No. 12 Eighth To F. J. Mietzke, the above named bing.” and physicians, after an exami T. Richardson, his wife, Frank entered in favor of plaintiff for the nation, said that she suffered from u Corinth Relief Corps No. 54, Dept, St. or Phone 131-R. 40-tf defendant: B Mitchell and Jane Doe Mitchell sum of $308.00 with interest thereon There Was a Reason, peculiar mental ailment. of Oregon meets on first and third In the name of the state of Oregon: hi.- wife, James Zeiser and Kate In the examination of talesmen In at the rate of 7 per cent per annum DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS Friday evenings of each month, at you are hereby required to appear and Zeiser, ms wife, M. C. Black and the Criminal court by Charles S. Manufacturing Icicles from July 6, 1923, the further sum of 2 blocks from town. 410 4th St. E. 8 o'clock in the W. O. W. hall. unswer the complaint filed against Elia Black his wife, George There Is practiced In certain places Wiltsle, attorney for u defendant on $100.00 as attorneys’ fees and the Visitors welcome. Thomsen and Hildah Thomsen, costs and disbursements of the action, you in the above entitled cause on or abroad a singular method of making trial, a dialogue occurred betawu Mr. WANTED Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres. before the expiration of six weeks Ici- from pure water. A wooden struc Wlltsie und William J. Freaney, 1130 hi* wife, E. C. Ward and Floy R. taxed at $44.02, and all of the inter Elizabeth Conover, Secretary Ward, his wife, and N. L. Ward est of said defendants in said prop from the date of the first publication . ture about 25 feet high and 20 feet North New Jersey street, a plumber, TO HEAR FROM OWNER OF 1M- of this summons and if you fail so square and open at the top and sides who was a tnlesmnn, that created a proved or unimproved farm for sale •nd f. May Ward, his wife. CORINTH POST NO. 35 erty being ordered sold as of the date to appear and answer the plaintiff will | Is provided In the center with a tube ripple of merriment throughout the Defendants. in ths vicinity. L. Jones, Box 433, Department of Oregon of the mortgage being foreclosed, take judgment against you for $51.75 | connected with u water main by which courtroom. 7’ Frank B. Mitchell, Jane Doe Mit- Olney, Ill. Itp "Have you ever had any previous Jury Meets on second and on fourth that is, June 5, 1920. water can be raised to tlie top and with interest at 6 per cent per annum Janies Zeiser Kate Zeiser, E. Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p.m. then sprayed around by a rotating service?" Mr. Wlltsie aaked. Dated thia July 13, 1923. from August 23, 1921, for the further disk. The water falls upon two open “Yes. In this court about fifty year» CH1TTIM BARK. THE HILLSBORO in the W. O. W. hall. it Ward, Floy R. Ward. N. L. Ward JOHN ASCHIM ago," was the reply. Trading company at the Edmunds sum of $27.25 with interest from Feb *« E May Ward, defendants J. S. Diehl, Commander Sheriff of Tillamook, County, Oregon ruary 8, 1923, at the rate of 6 per floors, each «'onslstlng of 18 beams "Do you have any recollection as building will pay the highest mar- hi the Name of the State of Ore- widely spHo-d one at the top of the H. W. Spear, Adjutant 40-5t to the kind of case that was?" the i ket price for chittim bark. 43-3t cent per annum and for the costs and structure utjd one Imlf way down ft You are hereby required to ap- attorney asked. Johnson Chapter, No. 24 disbursements of this action, togeth Freezing weather living chosen for the (**" an answer the compliwit filed "Yea, It was a petty criminal case." : R. A. M. NOTICE TO CREDITORS er with an order of sale for the real operation tlie water dripping from the Mr. Freaney replied. "The Jury hung PLAIN AND FANCY DRESSMAK- you in the above entitled suit ing. Mrs. A. S. Dorsey, 15 W. 8th Stated Communication sec property situate in Tillamook Coun beams rnpldlv forms huge Irides and all night to get an extra day." * »r before the 20th day of August, In very cold weather the mass of Ice 43- ond and fourth Tuesdays in •*2. that being the day fixed by or- In the County Court of the State of ty, Oregon, described as follows, to- thus created sometimes amounts to 700 “You deliberated all night because ( street. month. Visitors welcome. wit: Lots 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 of you had some sincere opinion In the hff of th« Court for you to appear cubic feet in a single night.—Wash Oregon for the County of Tillamook CALVES—Dont kill the stragglers. I I. E. Keldson, Sec. case? ” Mr. Wlltsie naked. Block 2, according to the recorded *d answer and being more than six ington Star. Probate department. “No, I staye<i bt-cau»«1 I couldn't get 1 can use your well marked heifer plat of the Town of Cloverdale, in from the date of the first pub- Tillamook Ixaige No. 57 Notice is hereby given that the un calves. Call or phone me at Con out,” he replied.—Indianapolis News hatior, of this summons; and if you dersigned has been appointed admin Tillamook County, Oregon, which prop Wants to Fsed Us Csrlbou. A. F. & A. M. over ’ s store. Paul Disney, succes Scott C. Bone, governor of Alanku, to n< appear and answer, the istrator of the estate of Bernie N. Da erty has been duly attached in this Stated comniuuiration sec Dig Up Statue of Minerva. sor to J. Merrell Smith “ The Calf estimates that the huge territory under Hintiff will apply to the court for vis, deceased, by the County Court of cause to answer plaintiff’s demand. ond Wednesday in each A colossal seated statue of Minèrva, Man.” This summons is served upon you hl» Jurisdiction Is the home of approxl carved from colored alabaster, has *** relief demanded in his complaint, the State of Oregon for Tillamook 'month. Visiting Brethern mately a million caribou, and he be W*lt: welcome. County, and has qualified. All per by publication in the Tillamook Head lieves that their steaks and chops been discovered on rhe site of the MAN AND WIFE, EXPERIENCED For judgment for the num of $800 sona having claims against said estate light by order of the Hon. Homer Ma would be u welcome article of diet on Emporium, which was a landing place Harvey Ebinger, Sec. in dairyeng, good opportunity, will nn the Tiber for marble shipments In November 15th, , are hereby notified to present the son, County Judge of Tillamook the American table. He la pressing interest from______________ lease, rent or otherwise, write for the days of republican and imperial at the rate of eight per cent per same, duly verified as by law required County, Oregon, made on the 1st day the administration with his caribou particulars. G. M. Grimes, Seaside Rome. Surrounding Emporium war» ‘’■’»a. for $159 taxes, with interest to the undersigned at 808 Union Ave of August, 1923, requiring publica meat proposal, which is warranted to school» of marble cutters and sculptors Oregon, Box 474. 42-4t tion hereof to be made once a week put Alaska on the culinary map.— the 25th day of November, 1919, nue, North, Portland, Oregon. and there also were many Hellenistic Tuesday Evening, 7:30 for six successive weeks and com From the Argonaut. ANY RESPECTABLE WORK. MRS. * lhe rate of eight per cent, for the art associations. Dated and first published July 20. Rebekahs Wednesday Evening. N. A. Waldo, R. F. D., Tillamook 2t Workmen digging the foundation for ** «f $125 attorney's fees and the 1928. Last publication August 17, manding you to answer on or before Ships Operated by Electricity. the expiration of six weeks from the a building came upon tie- «tat n . which and disbursements of the suit 1928. Marathon lx»dge No. Two MwtriaUly-driven ship« are now la carved in the most exquisite Ilei WOMAN TO PIECE QUILTS AND date of first publication of summons, *M»ther with the foreclosure of a FRED WEST, Administrator being completed for service between 93, Knights of Pythias lenlstlc style. Its color I» said to make sew carpet rags. Phone 133-M. 4-2t and the first publication of this sum *wt«aK upon certain lands in Till- Bruce C. Curry, Attorney. Duluth and New York city. The ships It unique. Regular nieeting Mon mons is made on this 3rd day of Aug *“*>k County. Oregon, described as are ¡>.’>8 feet long and will have n riot WANTED TO Bl’Y According to lew. half of th< trees ■•MOW« ust, 1923. day evening at 7:45 tonnage of 2,000 tons for operation ore belongs to the government, the other BOTTS & WINSLOW NOTICE TO CREDITORS WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOK through the New York state barge half to th« «truer of the !e 11 • *•* north half (N 1-2) of the north sharp. By order of the lite) Attorneys for Plaintiff sale call Ed. Hadley, Mutual '-anal •* quarter (NW 1-4), the aooth- It wo« found ( hanct llor Commander phone. 18 tf ,*t quarter (8E 1-4) of the north- In the County Court of TillamooÉ Residence, Tillamook, Ora. LODGE DIRECTORY