■nUVPECEMBER 7. 1923 » TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT THE MOTH IN THE CANDLE tile your farm If vou have a problem in land drainage we will rd/dlv assist you. Do not put it off any longer. £hone to TILLAMOOK CLAY I ËI WORKS || Don’t Risk Your Battery’s Life Do you know that the life of your battery can be greatly affected by the way in which recharging is done? Careful eicpert recharging is just another one of the many things that go to make up really reliable battery service. Star Garage The moth usually hovers about the candle until it gets singed. R. E. Miller of Garibaldi was picked up and arraigned before the Justice of the peace on a charge of possession of liquor He plead not guilty, and a trial resulted in his conviction. While his attorneys were perfect­ ing an appeal, Miller changed his mind and plead guilty. He was fined $150 and the costs of the trial. He was paroled on agreement to pay $25 per month until the score was wiped out, but defaulted after the first pay­ ment, and faded aw’ay like the fog before a sunburst. Last summer he was again picked up for violation of the terms of his parole. He was giv­ en more time to fulfill his obligations, but again vanished into the night. Again he was ordered into custody. While a deputy sheriff was waiting for him to appear from a bedroom, whither he went to change his clothes, FINED FOR CONTEMPT (Continued from page 1) the convening of court, was taken in custody by the sheriff last Monday, and haled before the Judge, who rep­ rimanded him and imposed a fine of *10. LEGAL NOTICES No deposits or withdrawals having iq Lamar’s Cold Tablets S A Safe and Reliable Remedy for Colds and Lagrippe been made on the following accounts during the past seven years they will, if not called for at once, escheat to the State of Oregon and be credited to the account of the general school fund in conformity with Section 10160 Oregon I jiws . T. O. Allison, Tillamook, Ore. $ 2.10 Applowuite, A. L. ¿liianwK, Un 3.68 E. W. Baker, Clk 8.00 Broer, Fred E„ Bayocean, Ore. 1.23 Brown, Mrs. Florence, Tillamook 2.50 Chapman, Florence, Tillamook 6.40 Deacon, I. H., Tillamook, Ore. 2.02 Doughty, C. L. Bay City, Ore. 1.65 Dunn. R. Earl, Hebo, Ore. 2.19 Giddens, G., Tillamook, Ore. 1.99 Smith, Alta, Tillamook, Orc. 1.51 Wilson, Lee V., Adm. Tillamook 7.81 Woods, E. J., Tillamook, Ore. 5.03 Woods, Lutcllus I,., Tillamook 14.50 Knight, Geo W„ Nehalem, Ore. 1.03 King. Earl L., Bayocean. Ore 5.00 King, Jos., Clk., Tillamook, Ore. 4.60 Maddux, J. W., Tillamook, Ore. 5.50 McLaughlin, Forest Clk.. Blaine 1.30 Mead, T. B. Garibaldi, Ore. 1.28 Murphy, Mrs. Bell, Tillamook, 3.32 Nelson, Jas. M., Tillamook, Ore. 11.16 Nichols. A or M. J.. Bay City 10.00 7 [ 1 L DR. P. J. SHARP DR. E. S. ADAMS DENTISTS Natl. Bldg. Both Phones TILLAMOOK. ORE. DAVID ROBINSON SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State Oregon for Tillamook County. Leone Parrot, Plaintiff vs. Edward F. Parrot, Defendant To Edward F. Parrot, the above named defendant: Birst St. and Secod Ave, East In the name of the State of Oregon, 1 You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed in this cause on or before six weeks from the C 3C 3C3C 1C .3.1 1C 1C 1C .313C JC 313C? date of the first publication of this summons, and if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, within said time, plaintiff will apply to the above named Court for the relief prayed for in the complaint, which is, that the contract of marriage hereto­ fore existing between plaintiff and de­ fendant be dissolved, and the plain­ tiff be awarded an absolute divorce from 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 Homer Mason, County Judge of Tilla­ mook County, Oregon, acting in the and convenience is the fact that they are absence of the Circuit Judge, said metal-framed, stowed flat, never rolled order being dated the 28th day of and are handled always in individual November, 1923, said order requiring flat units. said summons to be published in the Tillamook Headlight for six consecu­ Thus the curtain lights are never tive weeks, and the date of the first scratched or broken. They are kept flat publication is the 7th day of Decem­ by the frame— no wrinkling when stored, ber, 1923. no sag when in use. Individual units are BOTTS & WINSLOW slipped easily and quickly into and out Attorneys for Plaintiff. of their envelope compartment at the 9-6t back of the front seat. The curtains can be attached without the NOTICE TO CREDITORS necessity of anyone leaving the car and Notice is hereby given that the in a fraction of the time ordinarily required for the adjustment of sidecut undersigned has been appointed by I the County Court of Tillamook County tains. Nothing has ever been devised to gnproach them in their effecti voneee. their Oregon, administrator of the Estate I of Ora S. Williams, deceased, and all simplicity and the ease and afMM wW» which they can he in s ta l l ed. persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to the under­ signed at his residence near Beaver, Tillamook County, Oregon, on or be fore six months of the date of this notice. Dated this 22 day of November, 1923. ROYAL H. FOX Administrator of the Estate of Ora S. Williams, deceased. Botts & Winslow, Attorneys for the 7-5t Estate. 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L KOHLFELD CHIROPRACTIC Total $104.00 I, W. F. Nichols, Cashier of the Tillamook County Bank. Tillamook, Oregon, being first duly sworn, dis-1 pose and say that the above is cor­ rect to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. F. NICHOLS' Subscribed and sworn to before me I this 24 day of November, A. I). 1923. | C. B. STANLEY Notary Public for Oregon My Commission expires March 11, 1927. 7-4t Dr. J. D. TURNER Optical and X-Ray Laboratories Office phone MM, Ren. 1M-M National Building Tillamook Oregon Dr. Elwood B. Faxon Tillamook THE BETTER WAY TO Veterinarian HEALTH Bell phone 8F2, Mutual phone Tillamook Oregon DR. H. L. BABB CHIROPRACTOR R. E. RINGO. M. D Physician and Burgeon Both Telephone« Room 14-15, 211 Tillamook. Building Natl. Bldg. Tillamook. 25 Tablets 25/ STORAGE BATTERIES Miller evaporated through the bed- room window. The other day it be­ came known that he was lingering about Garibaldi, and waiting until after high twelve the same deputy grabbed him in bed at home. Now, the violator is in the county jail, I where he probably will stay until he -- ----- A vv ■ .»vavvo tv vaav - 4?:-- xaasv uui. X1C SLX14 UWCS about 80 days imprisonment. H. T. Botts Geo. P. Winslow BARRICK « HALL BOTTS & WINSI-OW Attorney* at Law Lawyers National Building Tillamook « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « Ora. Oregon CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦ Tillamook l tregua LODGE DIRECTORY ♦ ♦ ♦ Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, O. E 8. ♦ Stated communications first and ♦ third Thursdays of earh month in « Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome. ♦ CORA L. MILLER, Soety. ♦ W . R. C. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Corinth Relief Corp« No. 54, Dept, One rent per word per issue, with a minimum charge of *25. Readers are rharged at the same rate. All reading notices must have "adv." attached. No preferred positions. FOR SALE FOR SALE— FULL BLOOD MAM- moth turkey Toms. April hatch— 20 to 25 pounds. The male parent Walla Walla Mammoth Golden Bronze. Mrs. F. M. Chase, Bay City, Ore. R 1. Kelchis River road 9-10-2t of Oregon meets on first and third Friday eveninga of each month, nt 8 o'clock in the W. O. W. haU. Visitors welcome. Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres. Elizabeth Conover, Secretary CORINTH POST NO. *5 Department of Oregon Meets on second and on fourth FOR SALE— GOOD WORK HORSE. Saturdays of each month at 1:30 p. sa­ Wm. D. Shafer, Rockaway. 9-1 tp in the W. O. W. hall. J. 8. Diehl, Commander FOK SALE— DAIRY FARM 29 II W. Spear, Adjutant acres mostly bottom land south Johnson Chapter, No. 24 west of city, 2 blocks from public R. A. M. sci.ool. Good room house, city wat­ Stated Communication aec- er, electric light, barn and out buildings, stock and impliments, ond and fourth Tuesdays in Month, «Visitors welcome. long time, easy payments. Apply I. E. Keldaon. See. A. G. Heatley. 8-3t. CONTRACTORS LOOK— FINE grade of building tile, cheap. Til­ lamook Clay Works. 51-tf Tilia monk Lodge No. 57 TEAM, WEIGHT ABOUT 8600 LB. Also wagon and harneas. George CrimmoiM, 410 E. First St. *7tf Visiting FOR SALE APPLES, NORTHERN Spy, 50 cents to *1 Baldwins and Rustics, 50 cents and 75 cents, Mutual phone. We will deliver. 7-4t Howard Harris. FOR SALE—STAR A STAR CED- ar Shingles *3.50 delivered. John Mathers, phone 11-R. 50-tf VAUGHAN DRAGSAWS. Krebs, mutual phone. E. G. 51-tf Brethem Harvey Ebinger, See. Tuesday Evening, 7:30 Rebekah« Wednesday Evening. Marathon Lodge No. **, Knights or Pythias Regular Meeting Mon­ day evening at 7:45 .harp. By order of the Chancellor Commander 160 ACRES TIMBER LAND. N.E. Qr. Section 26 T. 1 N, R. 10 W. near to work at Happy Camp. lf m*f- Bay City, Oregon. Has value for ried may use furnished cottage. timber, grazing and water righta. Apply manager Happy Camp. Ne­ NOTICE price *2100. A. 8. Carswell, Se- utri», Oregon. Notice is hereby given, that at a baatapol, Calif. special election held in Netarts Pre- WANTED— EXPERIENCED RE cinct in Tillamook County, Oregon, CORDWOOD, 1« INCH BODY FIR, toucher for photographic work. H *8 50 per cord. Laars orders at on November 6th, 1923, a vote wa.« J. Drava«, city. Mt Honey * Heussers Grocery 9tf taken on the question of whether or J not stock should be allowed to run at FOR SALE OR TRADE WANTED TO RENT 4 OR 5 ROOM large in said precinct, with the fol­ modern bungalow in town. Phone lowing result’ 4 SALE OR TRADE—I HAVE a 6- Bell 128-W. David Martiny. 't-V Shall stock run at large, Yes 1. passenger car to trade for cattle, Shall stock run at large, No 11 preferably Guernseys, or will buy I ANY GIRL IN TBOUBL8 MAY Now therefore, notice is hereby two heifers, fresh or freshing soon. communicate with Ensign of the result of said vote givtn that Howard Harris. City. Mutual the Salvation Army at the White at said election it shall be unlawful phone. _____ _______ 1' B Shield Home, 565 Mayfair Ave.. for stock to run at large in «aid pew- Portland, Oregon. cinct from and after 60 days from Pl AIN AND FANCY DKESSMAK the date of this notice under penalty ing Mr». A. S Dorsey, IS W. 8th of *10 for the first offense and *20 DESIRABLE FURNISHF.D ROOMS strwt. 43- for each and every subsequent off­ 2 biocks from town. 410 4th St. F. ense, to be recovered from the owner of the stock in a civil action in the FOR RENT—( ASH. W» ACRES, 40 CALVES- I ont kill the stragglers 1 Will sell 13 cows, can use your well marked heifer acres botom. name of the State Of Oregon. and other stock See ealvsn. Call or phone me at Con Team hors*» Dated November 23rd, 1923. owner, Mrs. Lixxie Churchill, at over’s store. Paul Disney.