1R ]I) a Y, OCTOBER 12, 1923
legal notices
«»TICE Of HEARING ON FINAL
°
ACCOUNT
total tire width of thirty inches or
over, 450 pounds; for vehicles having
a total tire width of lean than thirty
inches, 375 pounds per inch width of
tire.
Effective October 15, 1923 to April
15, 1924.
Authority, Laws 1923, Chapter 145,
section 1,
By Order of the
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COM-
MISSION,
Wm. Duby, Chairman
H. B. Van Duzer, Commissioner
W. H. Malone, Commissioner
Portland, Oregon,
September 25, 1923.
1-lt
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
al Forests are especially desired. To
EXAMINATION CALLED I such,
the work of the Forest Service LEG IS FRACTURED
has
in
store an attractive and inter­
FOR FOREST RANGERS esting career,
WHEN TRUCK TURNS
provided they are fond
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
of the great outdoors. Forest officers
The Forest Ranger examination is state that the position of forest rang­
A big truck which operates between
to be given on October 23 to qualified er in many cases has served as a Portland and Tillamook went off the
applicants between the ages of 21 and training school for positions outside grade about two miles east of Hebo
Notice is hereby given that the un­
35 at thirteen towns in Oregon and of the Government service.
Many last Tuesday morning at about 4:30
tile
last
will
rsigned, as executor of
seven towns in Washington, accord­ men as a result of the experience o'clock in the morning. The truck
L<| testament of John Theller, <le-
ing to an announcement of the U. S. gained as rangers have been able to went over an embankment to the bot­
Civil Service Commission, received at secure responsible positions as man­ tom of the grade, a distance of nearly
ea.cd, has «led his final account as
DR. P. J. SHARP
Dr. J. D. TURNER
the District Forester’s offices in Port­ agers of live stock companies, lumber 50 feet. The driver was unhurt, but
utm ef the above named estate,
DR.
E.
S.
ADAMS
land.
companies,
and
in
many
other
lines.
Optical
and X-Ray laboratories
that the County Court of the
W, E. Lyons, who was asleep inside
The examination is given to fill The entrance salary is $1220 per year the truck superstructure, was serious­
,,i Oregon, for Tillamook Coun-
DENTISTS
Office phone M-$>, ita. 136-M
vacancies in the position of forest for the states of Oregon and Wash­ ly injured. The Oregonian truck
'“ha_ fixed Monday the 29th day of
Bldg.
Both Phones
National Building
ranger in the Forest Service, U. S. ington, and ranges from $1220 to driver arrived at the scene of the ac­
„,’tober, 1983, at 10:00 a. m. at the
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Tillamook
Oregon
Department of Agriculture. For this $1620 for Alaska. However, in ad­ cident soon after it occurred, and pro-
fourt House in Tillamook City, Ore-
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
position
young
men
of
good
education
dition
to
the
basic
salary,
rangers
lo­
Ln as the time and place for hear- (
j curing a touring car near the scene,
and those physically able to stand the cated on districts where automobiles ,
L objections to said account. All
Notice is hereby given that by vir­ hardships of field work on the Nation- are necessary in their work are al- I 1 brought the wounded man to the
’ s,,ns having any objections to said tue of a writ of attachment execution
Shearer-Merrick hospital in this city.
DAVID ROBINSON
DR. ELWOOD a FAXON
lowed a mileage on personally owned 1 Dr. Shearer found the man, who I
Lount are required to apear at said and order of sale issued out of Circuit
DENTIST
machines, or if saddle and pack ani- 1 1 weighs close to 245 pounds, suffer-1
Physician and Surgeon
turn and place and present the same. I Court of the State of Oregon for Til­
mals are required, the necessary for- | ■ ing from injuries to the left hip, a
215-218 Tillamook Building
National Building
lamook county upon a judgement ren­
W. J RIECHERS
age is furnished by the Government. fracture of the left leg between the j
Both phones
Hours t to 5
dered
in
said
court
in
favor
of
The
icutor of the last will and testa­
Moreover rangers, while absent from knee and ankle, and bruises. Lyons Tillamook
Oregon
Tillamook
Oregon
Broderick Company, plaintiff, and
ment of John Theller deceased.
their official stations on Government ; is reported to be doing as well as.
against F. J. Migtzke, defendant, 1
Rebecca Elizabeth Barger died in business, are reimbursed for their;
[late <>l first publication: Sept. 27, have levied upon the following de- this city on Sunday last at 2:25 traveling expenses. In many cases i 1 could be expected under the circum-1
■>:: Date of last publication: Ort. j scribed real property, situated in Til- o’clock, aged 72 years, 5 months and comfol table houses are furnished the | stances. The truck was coming into
Tillamook at the time of the plunge, [
DR. O. L. KOHLFELD
! lamook County, Oregon, to-wit: Lots 6 days. Rebecca Elizabeth Barger was men as well as all necessary tools and and was loaded with freight for thisj
CHIROPRACTIC
14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 of Block born in Pennsylvania May 1, 1851. equipment.
j city.
Veterinarian
THE BETTER WAY TO
1, according to the original plat of Her father and mother were pioneers
The Government Compensation Act
OF SALE OF REAL
the town of Cloverdale, and I will on of Oregon, settling near Forest Grove, also applies to all Forest officers un­
Bell phone 8F$, Mutual phone
HEALTH
PROPERTY
Saturday, tl
'th day of November, and in Tillamook county, spending der which, in case of accidental in- j RECEPTION GIVEN TEACHERS
Tillamook
Oregon
1923, at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. 15 years of her life in this county. juries while on official duty, hospital
The school teachers of the Tilla­
at the Court House door in Tillumook She is survived by her husband, and doctors fees are paid and in case
DR. H. L. BABB
mook high and public schools were
Notice is hereby given that pur­ I City, Oregon sell said property at James E. Barger, and one son, and of death the families are allowed an I given a reception at the Guild hall
CHIROPRACTOR
I suant to an order and license issued public auction to the highest bidder one daughter, namely, F. R. Cardiff annuity under certain conditions. The last Wednesday night. With the
R. E. RINGO. M. D
'for cash in hand for the purpose of of Tillamook and Mrs. Kate Keldson Government Employees Retirement
f
the
County
Court
of
the
State
I out of --- -
1
teachers
and
others
present
the
num-
Physician and Surgeon
I
.satisfying
the
judgement
rendered
in
to the position
o1'-'“”1“- '-“'-’
—for the County of Tilla-
i of Ocean Beach, Cal. Three brothers Act also applies
I of OrOegon,
Both Telephones
’ r
r
her approximated
..
. _ one
... hundred
_____ J per-
said
cause
in
favor
of
plaintiff
and
the
matter
of
the
estates
of
j
and
three
sisters
also
survive
de
­
I mookjn t—
Room 14-15, Natl. Bldg.
rores ranger.
sons. A very delightful evening was
211 Tillamook, Building
A one-day written test composed
I Wendell Bean and Barbara Bean, min- 1 Sgainst defendant for the sum of ceased, as follows. Mrs. Mary Pom-
Tillamook,
____________ ~
I 01s, the undersogned, as guardian of $86.60, with interest at the rate of ■ eroy, Rainier, Ore., Mrs. Jennie Eat­ largely of practical questions concern-1
I the estates of the said minors, wil, on 6 per cent per unnum from October 1,1 on, Aberdeen, Wash., Mrs. Nellie ing timber, forest fires, surveying and
I or after the 22nd day of October, 1923 1923, the further sum of $32.27, costa Wirtz, Milwaukie, Ore., J. P. Wag­ grazing is given on October 23. Ap-
sell at private sale, for cash, or part and disbursements, and the costs and ner, Forest Grove, Frank Wagner, plicants are also given credit for ed­
H. T. Botta
Geo. P. Winslow
BARRICK * HALL
Los Angeles, Cal., M. R. Wagner, ucation and experience. The age lim-;
cash and secured note for the balance, expenses of the sale.
Dated
this
October
12,
1923.
1
Rainier.
its
of
21
to
35
do
not
apply
to
persons
upon such terms as may seem to be
BOTTS & WINSLOW
Attorneys at Law
thfi
knQwn
JOHN ASCHIM
Funeral services were held at the entitled to preference because of mil-j c)aude w
to the best interest of the said minors,
Lawyers
attorney of
d
wag elected
I subject to confirmation by the said Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. [ Henkle chapel at 10 a. m. last Wed­ itary or naval serv.ee
National Building
l-7t nesday, Rev. L. M. Anderson, officiat­
The examination will be given by grand chancellor of the
d lod
Court, the following described real
Tillamook
Oregon
Tillamook
Q
R
ing. Interment was in the Odd Fel­ the Forest Supervisors at twenty-one of Knights of Pythjas
premises, situated in the County of
NOTICE
locations in Oregon and Washington. | has been known for some time th#i
low’s cemetery near this city.
Tilamook and State of Oregon, towit;
REDUCED LOAD LIMIT
An undivided one-fifth interest
The following relatives and old Information concerning it and appli­ Mr. Barrick would be chosen for the
Persian
Overland Country
time friends came over here to attend cation blanks may be secured from position, and it only remained for the
(each being the owner of an undivid­
McMinnville-Tillamook Highway
ed one-tenth interest,) subject to the
the funeral services, and last sad any of these headquarters. D 6-L 16 grand lodge to convene and his elec­
Club A. 1. 40 gallon fireproof roof­
Maximum load limit on McMinn- rites: Mrs. Wirtz, Milwaukie, and
life estate of their mother, Isma Bean,
ing liquid, best quality.
Cheap.
tion followed. Tillamook is now the
Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, O. E. B.
ville-Tillamook
Highway between i her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Lynch of
in and to the following:
Percy, the Bicycle Doctor, 10 West
home
of
two
state
grand
lodge
heads,
r
Stated communications first and
The west half of the northeast junction with West Side Pacific High­ Portland; J. P. Wagner, Forest Grove;
Third St. Mutual Phone.
the other being John Aschim, who
third
Thursdays of each mouth tai
way,
approximately
one
mile
south
of
M. R. Wagner, Rainier; Mrs. Minnie
quarter, the northwest quarter of the
last summer was elected grand mast­
Visitors —
southeast quarter and the northeast McMinnville in Yamhill County and Johnson, Mist, Ore.; Mrs. P. M. Pop­
Werner Weiss, who left here the er of the Oregon grand lodge of Odd FOR SALE—LOTS NO. 36 AND 37 Masonic Hall.
CORA
L. MILLER, Socty
Hebo
in
Tillamook
County,
16500
ham and Ed Meier of Berkenfield, first of September for a visit to re-
quarter of the southwest quarter of
block 79, Brighton addition for $500.
,
, Fellows.
»»VW«». Tillamook
xmaiuwK ice»
feels iionorea
honored by
ny
section twenty, in township two south, pounds including weight of vehicle. Ore; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pomeroy of latives in La Crosse and Fountain; the election of two of her citizens,
Inquire Headlight office. B-152
W. R. C.
of range nine west of the Willamette Maximum load per inch width of tire Pedee, Oregon; Miss Helen Spitz- City, Wisconsin, returned to this coun-1 and stiH further honors will come to
lt-8p
Corinth
Relief
Corps No. 54, Dept,
for vehicles having a total tire width nagle of Wapato, Wash., a grand ty last Monday. He is a cheesemaker |U8 in the matter of state conventions
Meridian.
FOR SALE— 1917 STUDEBAKER of Oregon meets on first snd third
of thirty inches or over,450 pounds; daughter of deceased.
W. J. REICHERS
at Maple Grove fa.
, when the Armory ¡g completed; and
roadster, $75.00, also small electric Friday evenings of each month, at
Guardian of the Estate of Wendell for vehicles having a total tire width
that housing and the near beach re­
generator.
• Inquire Headlight. Z- 8 o’clock in the W. O. W.
of less than thirty inches, 375 pounds
Bean and Barbara Bean, Minors
sorts will make this city a popular
150
52-2t Visitors welcome.
per
inch
width
of
tire.
60-6t
place for conventions.
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres.
Effective October 15, 1923 to April
FOR SALE— WINTER EATING
Elisabeth Conover, Secretary
16, 1924.
apples direct from the farm to con­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Authority, Laws 1923, Chapter 145,
sumer, Jonathan, Spitzenberg, Rome
CORINTH POST NO. 35
Section 1.
Beautys and Grimes Golden apples,
Department of Oregon
By Order of the
IN THE COl’NTY COURT OF THE
$1.50 to 1.75 per box, delivered first
Meets on second and on fourth
SI ATE OF OREGON POR Fili.
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COM­
of November. Write Percy Stone, Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p-m.
MISSION,
COUNTY OF TILLAMOOK
Forest Grove, Oregon.
52-3tp n the W. O. W. halL
The Ansco camera company of
Wm. Duby, Chairman
J. S. Diehl, Commander
i Binghampton, N. Y., one of the larg-
In the Mattar of the Estate of
CONTRACTORS
LOOK— FINE
H. B. Van Duzer, Commissioner
H. W. Speak Adjutant
1
est
concerns
of
its
kind
in
the
United
E. K. Gilbert, deceased.
grade of building tile, cheap. Til­
W. H. Malone, Commissioner
States, sent a letter to Howard Lamar
Johnson Chapter,
lamook Clay Works.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Portland, Oregon,
of Lamar’s drug store of this city un­
R. A. M.
the County Court of the State of Ore­ September 25, 1923.
der date of October 6, in which is 'RUIT JARS. CHEAP. CALL 106M
Stated Communication aee-
gon for the County of Tillamook, has
contained the following appreciation:
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ond and fourth Tuesdays tai
duly appointed the undersigned, ad-
“We want to thank you for enclos­
month. Vial tor a welcome.
ministrator of the estate of E. K.
ure of negative and prints showing 160 ACRES TIMBER LAND, N.E.
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
All
persons
hav-
Gilbert, deceased,
the display feature you so ingeniously
Qr. Section 26 T. 1 N, R. 10 W. near
ing claims against the said estate are
worked out to advertise Ansco pro­
Tillamook Lodge No. 57
Bay City, Oregon. Has value for
required to present them, properly
ducts. This is so good that we are
A. F. A A. M.
timber, grazing and water rights.
verified, to the undersigned, at the
going
to feature it in an early issue
Price $2100. A. S. Carswell, Se-
Stated communication sec­
The 1924 city budget which was
offices of Barrick & Hall, room 7, aproved bv the county tax supervis­
bastapol, Calif.
88-tf
ond Wednesday in
each
The Pacific International Live Stock
The Insert above shows three very of the Ansco Dealer, giving the credit,
National Building, Tillamook, Ore- ing committee this week, has passed Exposition is held in Portland. Or., typy Shorthorns that are coming to of course, to you and Mr. Bell for
month.
Visiting Brothers
gon, within six months from the dale through its different phases, and now but it is "true to name." Livestock of our exposition. They are owned by this and for |he excellent showing TEAM, WEIGHT ABOUT 2600 LB.
welcome.
Also wagon and harness. George
of the first publication of this notice, is definitely the amount total that will the best herds comes from all parts H. C. Lookabaugh of Oklahoma. They which
you
have made.
We
Harvey Ebinger, See.
Crimmons, 410 E. First St.
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Date of first publication, October meet the expenditures of the city the of the continent to fight out the last will help make up a wonderful string, feel that you should consider
battle
for
supremacy
in
its
show
ring
but they will have to look thetr pret­ I yourself fortunate to have so
12, 1923.
coming year.
Animals that win the purple ribbons tiest and beefiest if they wlu against
as
Mr.
Bell. CORDWOOD, 16 INCH BODY FIR,
Date of last publication, November
at
the
Pacific
International
are as the other Shorthorn herds to be shown I live a finisher
The general purposes expenditures
$8.50 per cord. I-eava orders at
'
We
are
putting
Mr.
Bell
down
to
re­
9, 1923.
good
as
the
best
anywhere.
this year
given by the budget approximate
Tuesday Evening, 7:30
Honey & Heussers Grocery. 9tf
ceive
each
month
the
Ansco
Dealer.
”
The
lower
panel
of
the
MINNIE J. GILBERT
picture
Judges,
without
exsuptlon.
will
be
$11,140. Road purposes, $6,148. Li-
Rebekahs
Wednesday Evening.
shows the Thorp string of Jerseys
Administratrix
brary, $1,000; Interest general bonds, from California. They will be at the men of national experience, and great
PUPPIES FOR SALE. COLLIE—
$7,335; Sinking funds, $5,000; Inter­ Exposition in Portland November 3 ability. The judging alone is worth
Marathon Lodge No.
Shepherd mixed. Fine cattle dogs.
NOTICE
est on road warrants, $320; Armory, to 10 to see if they are as good as the a trip to see and hear.
93, Knights of Pythias
Price
males
$5.00.
Females
$2.50.
---------
There is no livestock show held any
$3,100; Emergencies, $2,200. Estimat-1 Jerseys of Oregon, Washington. Idaho
REDUCED LOAD LIMIT
*
Address Box 5, Strassel, Oregon.
Regular meeting Mon­
ed receipts: Fines, $1,000; Licenses. 1 and elsewhere They have good Jer­ where in America that surpasses that «
day
evening at 7:45
seys
in
California,
but
they
will
meet
of
the
Pacific
International
And
the
; $100; Miscellaneous, $703: Total, $36,-;
Roosevelt Coast Highway
83 ACRES NEAR DEVIL’S LAKE,
♦ ESTABLISHED RATES FOR
ths best of the West at Portland.
best of it is that it is near
sharp.
By order of the
243.
The
last
three
items
under
the
along Roosevelt highway, all fence
Maximum load limit on Roosevelt
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Chancellor Commander
with barb wire, 15 acres under cult­
Coa.it Highway between Neskowin in head of estimated receipts should be
ivation, small barn and shed on
Tillamook County, through Hebo, and expected from the city tax levy.
<>M cent per word per issue,
place, plenty fine spring water, one
Hemlock to Tillamook City, thence
or write P. O Box 713.
with a minimum charge of $ .25
lt-12
mile to factory, one mile to ocean,
north to the crossing of the Miami
Readers are charged at the
FRIENDS
AND
CUSTOMERS
CAN
one half mile to Lake and school,
river, excepting that portion within
same rate. All reading notices
get in touch with Mrs. O. C. Clay­
will make fine dairy by now while
must have “adv." attached. No
the corporate limits of Tillamook, al­
pool by addressing 320 10th St.,
land is cheap, $40 an acre cash or
preferred positions.
so from Mohler north to the junction
Portland, Ore. Phone Main 5557.
$50 on installment half down and
with the Hamlet road in Clntaop-
l-2t
rest on 5 per cent. Will take house
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
1 otinly, 16500 pounds including weight
and lot in Tillamook in trade. ‘J. A. ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE MAY
of vehicle. Maximum load per inch
The Kiwanis club members met
Dick.
width of tire for vehcles having a
FOR SALE
communicate with Ensign Lee of
last Wednesday on the occasion of
the Salvation Army at the White
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
their weekly luncheon. This being
FOR SALE—WELL ESTABLISHED
Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave.,
fire prevention week, Thos. Coates,
jeweler business. Reason for death FOR SALE OR TRADE. INCOME
Portland, Oregon.
chief of the fire department, gave an
and residence property in Garibaldi.
of owner.
Adress Mrs. T. F.
interesting address on the subject of
Three family apartment and 5-rooni HIRED MAN WANTED TO MILK
Robertson, Box 6, Houlton, Ore. l-2t
fire prevention. Rev. Hilton, evange­
10 cows. All winter work.
bungalow, all modern built-ins both,
A huge building! It covers ten sheep and goat department, poultry, FOR SALE— THREE YEAR OLD
3F2 Bell phone.
list, from Eugene, gave a pleasing
hot and cold water. E. M. Vail l-4t
talk on the principles of the Kiwanis, acres of ground. It takes a lot of horses, with two big auction sales
Jersey and Ilolstain. A. J. Nord­
time to walk all over ten acres, but
strom, Sand Lake Road.
1-11 MY RANCH AT BEAVER OF 28 PLAIN AND FANCY DRESSMAK-
which struck a responsive chord. He the Paoiflc International Is so full of rings in the corners.
The Pacific International Live Stock
acres. Ten in berries, stock, mach­ ing. Mrs. A. S. Dorsey, 16 W. 8th
was followed by song conductor Stiv­ Interesting and fascinating exhibits Exposition
is recognized by livestock FOR SALE—STAR A STAR CED
street.
43.
inery, etc. Clent King, Tillamook,,
ers, also of Eugene, who executed that nobody gets tired. Or If they men everywhere as one of the most
ar
Shingles
$3.50
delivered.
John
Ore.
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Hawaian music on a common saw do. its a “happy tiredness."
Important institutions of its kind in
CALVES—Dont kill the stragglers. I
Mathers, phone 11-R.
50-tf
Not only is it the largest building the world. It is held in Portland, Or.,
with a violin bow that thrilled those
can use your well marked heifer
FOR
RENT
of
its
kiud
in
the
world,
but
its
ar
November
S 10 inclusive. People come
present with the novelty of the exe
calves.
Call or phone me at Con­
VAUGHAN
DRAGSAWS.
E.
G
rangement
is
ideal.
The
great
arena
across
the
to see its attrac
eution. He also gave a cheerful reci- where ths judging 1s done in the day tlons—the continent
over’s store. Paul Disney, succes­
Krebs, mutual phone.
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finest
livestock
in
the
tation. About forty Kiwanis were time and the horse show held at night. world. This is an opportunity to visit
2 blocks from town. 410 4th St. E.
sor to J. Merrell Smith “The Calf
present.
Is in the center. In tront is the beau and learn and enjoy, close at home FOR RENT OR SALE— 75 ACRE
Man.’’
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WANTED
tiful Industrial Exhibits divisions. 72S You could travel all over the United
dairy ranch at Neskowin without
Halfway— New city budget makes feet long and 120 teet wide—filled States and see no better exposition.
cows. For particulars write or see
WANTED TO BUY
with a bewildering number of exquls
The pride we take in the Pacific In
a cut from last year of almost half.
Sam Bower, 107 North 6th St.. HOL’SE MOVER. LITTLE JOBS OR
Ite displays. On the other sides of the ternational is justified. It is ours, and
big
ones
done
right
.
Anyone
hav
­
WHEN YOU HAVE CATTLE FOR
Portland, Oregon.
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arena are ranged the beef cattle it Indicates what kind of people we
ing this class of work see F. J. Car­
sale
Hadley, Mutual
Roseburg gets factory for manu­ barn, the dairy cattle department, are
—the beet.
FOR SALE— HIGH BRED MALE
ter 100 1-2 nd Ave. E. and 10th St. phone.
facture of cement blocks
msmiwmrstsimtmrmt
REBECCA E. BARGER
DIES HERE SUNDAY
TWO HONORED HERE
BY GRAND LODGES
LODGE DIRECTORY
PERSONAL MENTION
Stock Comes Far to Pacific Intemation
1
BUDGET IS APPROVED
BY TAX COMMISSION
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN
Pacific International Live Stock Exposition
FIRE PREVENTION TALK
IS HEARD BY KIWANIS