■IDAY, MARCH 21, 1924
^^T under discu SSION
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
drii^-ratei-.i»' h,°„T^. W0.^
deliberate aim, and down went the
elk for good. He held services in a
school house that formerly stood on
the place now owned by Dolph Tin-
nerstett.”
“The first school house built in
Tillamook was constructed when my
father, W. D. Stillwell, was a director.
The Skaggs grocery store now oc­
cupies the front part of that old
school house, which is just opposite
’-•.-»•I tzu iiuHt ot the
addition to it being on Third street.”
“The Indians were skillful canoe­
ists, and had among them some ex­
pert coastwise sailors. One whom I
recall, was an Indian named Tom
Tillotson. How he got his English
name, I do not know, but he was
“some navigator,” although he didn’t
know anything about scientific navi­
gation. He once took a Tillamook
built schooner from this bay to Port­
land, and had no difficulty in making
the round trip. Tom married one of
Chief Kilches’s daughters, whose name
was Anna. The whites all called him
“Capt.” Tillotson, a name to which
he was justly entitled. Another Til­
lamook Indian was Jo, who also was
quite a sailor. He married Betsy,
another daughter of Kilches. Jo was
taking out a Tillamook-made schoon­
er on its trial trip to Astoria, and
when off Clatsop beach, a storm came
up, and the crew lost control of the
schooner, with the result that the
craft piled up on the beach, drowning
Capt. Jo in the surf, and leaving an
Indian princess to mourn his loss.
The schooner thus lost, belonged to a
man named Terwilliger, who was a
relative of the pioneer family of that
name, in early Portland.”
“I’ll give you some more pioneer
stuff, later on,” sand Mr. Stillwell,
“that is if you want it?”
The Pioneer column man said “he
wanted it.”
7
of ™amook County, in the cause therein pending wherein County of Tillamook on Monday the.
n the Republican ticket and most the State of Oregon, represented and I 7th day of April 1924, at 10 o'clock,
* respectfully
resnfwtfullv solicit your support.
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^Continued from page 4)
in the forenoon of that day, then and
j acting
by A the
World War »»
Veterans
KATHLEEN
MILLS
I State Aid Commission, was plaintiff, there to show cause, if any exists i
our public officials are visiting
(Present Incumbent)
j and Arthur S. Gilmore and Hans P. I why an order of sale should not be
¡nsperiing these institutions con-
22-tf Gjellstad were defendants, in favor made authorizing H. T. Botts, admin-1
I of the said plaintiff and against the isrrator of said Estate to sell at pri-1
♦ ♦ ♦
tly”
r) Regarding the 18th Amend-
¡defendants in the sum of twenty two vate sale the real property belong-1
FOR SHERIFF
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hundred dollars, with interest thereon ing to said Estate described as fol­
t in my former letter I said: “A
hereby
announce that I will
be a at 4he rate of four per cent per an- lows:
Dr. J. D. TURNER
¿abK^ubterfuge of Mr. Phelps
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DR. P. J. SHARP
Commencing at the Southwest cor- j
candidate before the republican pri- num from August 8th, 1922, until
O«w<e.|
«m< X-Maur Imteratorte
DR.
E.
D
ALLEN
¿s; I am wondering if Mr. Davey
B'--k 5 of Fidler’s
;n
riext,
’*■
''*'d- the mirt*.»» » pt »
’’»-e* o«>r
ks we uo r.o.
■
In
the
office
on Thursday only.
DENTISTS
tion for Sheriff. If nominated andiand 35-100 dollars, -with interest and runninb 60 feet West to starting
the eightennth Amendment.’ He
elected, I will enforce the law to the ' thereon at the rate of eight per cent point of this particular tract, and
National BnOdtng
Nati. Bldg.
Both Phoaee
convey- an insinuation which he
best of my ability. I am a Spanish- Per annum from February 14th, 1924, running thence North 80 feet, thence
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Tillamook
Oregon
' not make positively because he
American war veteran, with a record un4>l paid, the further sum of two ' West to the Established line of the
right
of
way
of
the
Pacific
Railway
’
the informed public would
hundred
fifty
dollars
attorney
’
s
fees,
of ten years service. I was also a
Both Phones
Hours 9 to 6
r recognize its falsity. He knows
fedvral officer for one year during and costs and disbursements, taxed and Navigation Company now held
DAVID ROBINSON
the endorsement of prohibition is
the World war, and have been a resi- and allowed at $6.00, and directing by the Southern Pacific Company, |
a matter upon which party men
den’ of Tillamook county for fifteen me, as sheriff, to sell the real prem­ thence Southerly along said right of
Dr. Elwood B. Faxon
years last past.
ises therein, and hereinafter, describ­ way to Tillamook Avenue, (County
hurch members are in agreement.
Dentists
ed to satisfy the said judgment, I will ¡Road), thence East to point of be-
5e opposing the present law are
BERT HUDSON
so as individuals.
This is
215-216 Tillamook Building
Oregon
22-tf on Monday, the 7th day of April,, ginning, all in Bay City, Tillamook Tübuwopk
Tillamook, Oregon
1924, at 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon County, Oregon.
icularly true of Catholics and Mr.
♦ ♦ ♦
Also Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 in Block 6
individual
Tn
__
of said day, at the north door of the
|ps knows it. That
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TO THE VOTERS OF TILLAMOOK Court House in Tillamook City, Ore- and Lots 1 to 4 in Block 16 and Lots
tolics join with individuals of
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
COUNTY
gon, sell at public auction to the high- 1 to 4 in Block 17 in Bewley’s Ad­
ir sects and parties in the effort
THB BETTER WAY TO
,est bidder for cash in hand, subject dition to Bay City, Tillamook County,
hange the law, has nothing what-
respectfully announce that I am
confirmation by the 3aid Court, and Oregon.
,
do with their church itself.
HEALTH
a can idate for the office of County to redemption as by law provided, all Witness, The HON. HOMER MASON,
jolics have the same civil rights
Treasurer
of
Tillamook
County
on
the
the
right,
title
and
interest
which
the
Judge of the County Court of the
til others in this regard. As to
TUlomook
epu lean ticket subject to the ap- said defendants, or either of them, State of Oregon for the County of
|tors of the present prohibition
DR.
H.
L.
BABB
proval of the voters at the primary had on the 8th day of August, 1922, Tillamook with the seal of said Court
j no one church or sect or class
election in May 1924.
or which they, or either of them, have affixed, this 21st day of February
CHIROPRACTOR
a monoply on that unsavory dis-
If nominated and elected I shall since acquired, in and to the follow, A- D. 1924.
Lon.” After a long string of false
R. E. RINGO, M. D,
endeavor to conduct the business of ing described real premses, situated
Attest H. S. BRIMHALL, Clerk.
I irrelevent jargon on this sub-
the office honestly and efficiently and in the County of Tillamook and State
Physician and tergami
21-5t
l Phelps says "if Mr. Davey finds
to keep in mind at all times that a of Oregon, towit:
tember of the Protestant church
Room 1-2,
Beals’ Bldg.
public office is a public trust and a
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The southeast quarter of section
i is fighting the 18th Amendment
public officer is a public servant and nine, in township three south range
OK
Tillamook.
|sh you would tell him for me that
his duty is to be at the office and at­ ten west of the Willamette Meridan, In the County Court of the State of
s a disgrace to his church and to
tend to the business promptly and containing 160 acres, more or less.
Geo.
P.
Winslow
Oregon for the County of Tillamook. H. T. Botts
|st.” The Divine Master Himself
courteously. I respectfully ask for
In the Matter of the Estate
JOHN
ASCHIM
excommunicated
BOTTS & WINSLOW
Its here to be
four support.
of
Sheriff
of
Tillamook
County,
Oregon.
BARRICK A HALL
j Phelps’ type of Protestant
W. L. BRYAN
Hensen C. Sanders, deceased.
22-5t
Christ,
changed
iches, since He,
Attorney« at Law
20-lltp
tr into wine at Cana of Gallilee.
Notice is hereby given that the
♦ ♦ ♦
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
fact that some sincere Protes-
County Court of the State of Oregon
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
s believe that a modification of
for the County of Tillamook, has duly
TILLAMOOK COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that the appinted the undersigned, adminis­
Volstead law would promote law
172J
County Court of Tillamook County­ trator of the estate of Hensen C. Bell phone
irvance, hardly entitles them to
This
will
announce
my
candidacy
will until 10 o’clock A. M. April 2, Sanders, deceased. All persons hav­
intolerant outburst of preacher
J. L. KETCH
subject to the approval of the Re­ 24 receive bids for the construction of ing claims against the said estate
Ips, whose story about the Pope’s
Real Estate and Insurance
publican voters at the May Primary an overhead crossing over the South­ are required to present them, proper­
of arms and tiara being found
for the office of Sheriff. In announc­ ern Pacific R. R. tracks about 1 mile ly verified, to the undersigned, at the
305 2nd Ave East
1 a bottle purchased by his “wit-
(Continued from page 1)
ing myself for a second term I stand East of Wheeler, Tillamook county, offices of Barrick & Hall, National
i” throws much light upon the
squarely on my.record as an officer Oregon.
Building, Tillamook, Oregon, within
tality of a man who from so silly calm, and unruffled as a mid-summer
during the past three years and I in­
The structure consists of a 33 ft, six months from the date of the first
Jble draws this grave and learned day. It is said that men who are
vite your close inspection of that steel ‘I* beam span with R. C. piers i publication of this notice.
lusion: “It is evident that if the paid for their work, are busy in var­
C. R. CHAPIN
record. If re-nominated and later re­ ' and cedar pile trestle approaches.
Date of first publication, February .
e will give to rum his seal he will ious parts of the county, distributing
elected, I shall endeavor to enforce
Attorney at Law
No bid will be accepted unless ac­ 29, 1924.
i it also his defense.”
propaganda by word of mouth to all laws honestly, efficiently, and im­
companied by cash, certified -cheque,
Date of last publication, March 28,
jelps is very liberal in making use voters who have not been wised up to partially
or bidders bond for an amount equal 1924.
Beaks’ Building
Tillamook, Ora.
;he selfcoined expression “Rome the real issue pending, and that an
JOHN ASCHIM
to at least 5 per cent of the total:
G. D. SANDERS
ir changes”. He also refers to effort will be made to influence them
20-14t amount of the bid.
Administrator.
llibility on various occasions. In at the coming primaries.
♦ ♦ ♦
The right is reserved to reject any j
Usually after a calm, there comes a
I instance, he betrays a crass ig-
FOR SALE— FOUR REGISTERED
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS any and all bids, or to accept the bid j
mce of what the Catholic church storm, so keep your eyes peeled, and
Jersey cows from two to five years
OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY
deemed best for Tillamook county.
Is or teaches. For the benefit of watch, and look for some whirlwind
all bred, in good flow of milk. A
H. S. BRIMHALL, County Clerk
e who are interested in knowing revelations. It is said that secret
herd sire 4 years old Strong of Silver Wave Chapter No. 18, Ok B *.
*
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦
Candidate for re-election to the First publication March 14, 24.
'facts, we give the following ex- meetings have been held in this city
Golden
Glow breeding. The cows
Stated communication« first and
♦
♦
office of County Assessor. My policy Last publication March 28, 24
lation: What do Catholics mean of late, and that candidates have been
are of Sensational Fern, Rinda Lad third Thursdays of each month in
♦
ESTABLISHED
RATES
FOR
♦
in the future as in the past, will be
he infallibility of the Pope? Not canvassd for several places, whose
Visitors welcome.
and Golden Glow breeding. A good Masonic Halt
♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTI8IING ♦
prompt attention to business, econ-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
, the Bishop of Rome claims in- names may later be injected into the
PEARLE L. COATES, Sas
buy by taking the bunch. Dwight
♦
♦
omy, and efficient service.
bility in all his words and deeds; ring, together with their tiles.
Sellers, Banks, Oregon, Rt. 2. 22-4t
♦
♦
C. A. JOHNSON
Notice is hereby given that the
George
B.
Lamb
thus
far
has
no
that the Pope could not commit
♦
w. r . a
♦
21-tf County Court of Tillamook County
FOR SALE— 7-ROOM MODERN
¡could make no mstake in any- opponents, and probably will not
Corinth Relief Corp« No. 54,
♦
♦
♦
♦
♦
house,
lots
of
built
in
features.
will until 10 o’clock A. M. April 2, [
’; not that the Pope claims uni- have any opposition at the primaries.
♦
♦
Close in, best residence district. of Oregon meet« on firat and third
il political power. He does noth- Katharine Mills has filed for trea­ TO THE VOTERS OF TILLAMOOK 24 receive bids for the construction of ♦
♦
Street improvements paid. Priced Friday evening« of each month, at
COUNTY
frame trestle structure on the Miami
surer, and will be opposed by W. L.
if the kind.
♦
♦
low on easy terms. P. O. Box 226, 8 o’clock in the W. O. W. halL
River road, according to the plans and
tholics believe that their world­ Bryan. Both are old residents of
♦
♦
or inquire Headlight office M-161. Viaitors welcome.
I hereby announce my candidacy specifications on file in the office of
church has a head, a center of the county whose merits are well
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pre«.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
24-It
for the office of County Assessor of the County Clerk fo Tillamook Coun­
r in the Bishop of Rome. Some- known and need no introduction.
Elisabeth Conover, Secretary
ty- .
For coroner, Roy Henkle, the pres­ Tillamook county on the Republican ' ty.
i questions arise about what
FOR SALE—DONKEY ENGINE, 9
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 No bid will be accepted unless ac-
st taught or wants men to do. ent incumbent, will run against him­ ticket at the May Primaries.
1-2x11, Willamette, with cable and
CORINTH POST NO. 35
In
case
I
am
nominated
and
elected
' companied by cash, certified cheque, MODERN HOMES TO BE BUILT
self.
And
he
is
not
losing
sleep
over
s of scripture may not be clear;
blocks; located now near Garibaldi.
Department of Oregon
I
will
endeavor
to
fill
the
office
of
or
bidders
bond
for
an
amount
equal
ood men disagree as to their the probable results.
Price $1500. Inquire for address.
in Tillamook. Qood locations. Built
Meets on second and on fourth Sat-
Assessor
to
the
general
satisfaction
to
at
least
5
per
cent
of
the
tota|
ling. The case goes to the su-
For assessor there will be a three
Oliver M. Hickey, Attorney, 826 urdays of each month at 1:30 p. m
according to your needs. You can
le court of the church, whose ring circus, with continuous perform­ of the taxpayers of Tillamook county, amount of the bid.
Northwestern bank bld., Portland, in the W, W. hall.
buy a home on easy payment plan.
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.
H.-
S.
MANN
I,
The
right
is
reserved
to
reject
any
justice is the Pope. When he ance until primary day. The candi­
21-24
Write for particulars. Butler Real I Oregon.
J. S. Diehl, Commander
l
any
and
all
bids,
or
io
accept
the
bid
'
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’<-4 I
acts in his official capacity as dates are Mann, Johnson and Armen-
Samuel Downs, Adjutant
| deemed best for Tillamook county, j Estate Co., Bay City, Oregon. 23-2t FOR SAL£-i¥)V1,B> CHEAT AND
of the church; (2) when the
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Old rusty political knives are now­
H. S. BRIMHALL, County Clerk THE BEST IN CHIROPRACTIC—
tion concerns faith and morals— trout, which insures a hot old race,
vetch hay in car load Io£s or can
Johnson Chapter,
No. 34
Dr. J. L. Fayette. Beals building,
I hereby announce myself as a | First publication March 14, 24.
nothing else; (3) when the an- being stealthily brought out from
furnish mixed car. Prices quoted
R.
A.
M.
Tillamook, Oregon. Both phones.
is for the whole church; then his under the woodshed floor, and are be­ candidate for the office of County
on same on applicaton.
B. B.
Stated I Comm uniration aae-
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ion is held to. be correct or in- ing ground up on the family grind- Surveyor on the Republican ticket, I NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
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Daughton, Lebanon, Oregon
ond
and fonrth Tuesday« in
ile. Divine Providence, Catholic stone, ready for use during the com- subject to the aproval of the voters i
Month.
Visitors welcome.
FOR 8ALE OR TRADE
FOR
SALE
—
VICTOR
ADDING
AND
at
the
Primary
Election
in
May,
1924.
In the County Court of the State of
maintains, guards the church ing primaries. It was ever thus, and
Wm.
C. Foster, See.
calculating machine, with combin­
If re-nominated and elected I shall Oregon for the County of Tillamook. WHAT HAVE YOU!—I HAVE A 2
error in such official declarations probably ever will be.
ation
cash
regater.
Nearly
new.
1
endeavor
to
give
the
public
efficient
* head in matters of religion.
acre tract, all cleared, in suburbs
Tillamook Lodge No. 57
In the Matter of the Estate
Attractive price. Headlight, G-157.
and economical service at all times.
B is no question of his personal
of Portland, in splendid location
A. F. & A. M.
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of
W. S. COATES
let, only his official decisions.
for exchange. No gravel. Fine
Staked rotolai'- iti on sec­
Jacob Nicklaus, deceased.
CONTRACTORS
LOOK—
FINE
garden land, or good for chickens.
*rly, at least many Protestants
ond
Wed
grade of building tile, cheap. Til­
Notice is hereby given, that the
NOTICE
New 5-room house. I want four or
ted that when they read the
month.
Via
lamook
Clay
Work«.
51
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i undersigned administratrix of the
five acres of land near Bay City or
with proper dispositions the
welcome.
TO THE VOTERS OF TILLAMOOK
the Tax Payers of Tillamook 1 estate of Jacob Nicklaus, deceased,
Tillamook. Must be house on tract
Ghost would give them correct
Howard C. Boone, See.
1 has filed in the County Court of Tilla-
COUNTY
County
and near town. Will not deal with
■standing. This theory practical-
I hereby announce my candidacy ’ I wish to advise that I have on hand mook County, Oregon, her final ac-
or through agents. Address, G.,
ide a Pope of each indvidual, did
the office of County Assessor of j the 1923 tax rolls. Payment of taxes count ag guch «dministratrix of said
for
in care Headlight office, Tillamook,
t
But this about all that is
Tillamook county subject to the ap- '
Oregon.
18-tf |
4 by the Infallibility of the .......... —' -------- -------- - r, . ’ may be made at any time before e,tat€ and that ’he 31 day of March
(n
or
1924, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m„ FOR SALE OR TRADE—FARM 120 FOR SALE—-OTAR A OTAR CED-
Tneaday Evening, 7:30 •
•lie Pope; i. e. as chief justice in proval of the voters at the Primary
ar Shingle« $3.50 delivered. John
Rebekah« Wednesday Evening.
Election in May.
haIf Tajeg on flrst half let g0 TO. at the Court room of said Court
acres close in. Cows and poultry
lurch's supreme court in his offi-
Mathers, phone 11-R.
50-tf
I have been a tax-payer in thl^ id after April 6th> ^ry ¡merest at HoU8e in ‘he Co«"^
Tillamook,
included. Inquire K 160.
24-2pt
phere (Christian faith and mor-
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„».r.
t
pef
month
:state
of
Oregon,
has
been
fixed
by
n^a
Marathon Ixidge No.
VAUGHAN DRAGSAWS.
E. G.
be is believed to be protected county for the past twelve years and |
if nominated and elected I will til.. I regret to state that owing to a the Coart •’ the time for
ob
-
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Kreba,
mutilai
phone.
93.
Knights of Pythias
FOR
SALE
error, by the Divine Spirit of the office of County Assessor to the I
I--------------------------------------------------
recent ucvuwu
decision >u
in the Circuit Court, lections to Final Account and the
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recant
(tegular Meeting Mon-
best of my ability and to the satis-
office
forced * refuae settlement thereof,
FOR SALE—FORD COUPE, LATE 160 ACRES TIMBER LAND, N.E.
’-Catholics may not believe this
day evening
Dated
first
Qr. Section MT. 1 N, R. 10 W. near
faction of the tax-payers of Tilla
Warrantg for taxes as under
1)1'«* * and
nd “
«* I published February
1922 model. Overhauled and lots
ne eorr®ct, but let the fair-mind-
sharp. By ordre of the
Bay
City,
Oregon.
Has
value
for
mook
county.
that
„¡g
t
h
e
sheriff
must
pay
over
29
’
1924
-
of extras. $375 terms or cash. C.
ow in what way this doctrine
MAGGIE NICKLAUS
Mr
Chancellor Commander
tteter, grateg and water rights.
F. S. ARMENTROI T
Count«
Treasurer in
cash
all
N
A.
Layman,
Bar
View.
23-2t
to
the
County
in
cash
all
es the stupid conclusions of
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Administratrix of the estate of Jacob
moneys collected by him.
’ Phelps.
FOR SALE—ABOUT 57 ACRES,
Nicklaus, deceased.
♦ ♦ ♦
HOUSE MOVER. LITTLE JOBS OR
Send list of property on which you
he Edi-or of the Headlight will
part cleared, timber, some creek
1
Barrick
&
Hall,
Attorneys
21-t5
THE
VOTERS
OF
TILLAMOOK
TO
big one« done right. Anyone hav­
wish
to
have
tax
statement
at
as
measure up the amount of
bottom, country road through place.
LOOT AND FOUND
COUNTY
ing this claaa of work see F. J. Car­
early a date as possible and we will
furnished my critic and the
Two houses, farm buildings, cows.
ter, 913 Tenth street, phone 42-J,
CITATION
send you statement to cover.
14 of the above rather lengthy
Near school, store, cheese factory, LOST— PNEUMATIC TIRE FOR
City.
10-12t
I I hereby announce myself as candi­
JOHN ASCHIM, Sheriff
Ford truck, on rim, near Sandlake.
1 am sure he will find that I
sawmills.
Headlight
J-159
23-
2t
date for the office of county School
18-4t In the County Court of the State of
Finder
return
to
Geo.
Galloway,
taken up more valuable room Superintendent of Tillamook county-
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE MAY
Oregon for the County of Tillamook. CUT. FLOWERS AND POTTED
Sandlake. Reward.
23-3tp
as the gentleman mentioned on the Republican Ticket subject to
mramonf.»> with Ensign Ix-e of
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plants. Specal attention to flora)
. In the matter of the Estate of
the Salvation Army at the White
FOR RENT
the approval of the voters at the:
pieces for funerals.
Tllamook
I Cyrus W. McIIvaine, deceased,
FRANK DAVEY
Shield Home, M* Mayfair Ave.,
Primary Election.
Greenhouse. Mutual phone.
2241
Orgon,
Portland,
Oregon.
I
To
Frank
McIIvaine,
Samuel
W.
Mc-
If nothinated and elected I shall do
14. 1924.
SHERIFFS SALE
. Ilvtine, Mrs. Bell Miller, Mrs. Sally FOR SALE—155 ACRES BEAVER I
my best to efficiently administer the .
Dam brush ranch in God’s Valley.,
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESSMAK-
Mann, Perry McIIvaine, Mrs. Carey
schools of the county to the best in­
Notice is hereby given: That pur­ Sewell, Greeting:
$5000.
Chas. Lutman, Looking' BOARD OR ROOM, OR BOTH IN
■«. Mr«. A. S. Doswey, Il W. 8th
*^LLS SETTLED EARLY terests of all.
modern house in city. Corner of
suant to a writ of execution, issued
•trwet.
<3-
Glass, Oregon.
22-4tp |
G. B. LAMB
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Ore-
4th
Ave.
W.
and
Stillwell.
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out of Circuit Court of the_ State of
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Present Incumbent
t. for"the County of Tillamook, gon. You are hereby cited and re- FOR SALE—55 VARIETIES OF
24-9t iS°the3rd"day of March, 1924, up- quired to appear ia the County Court
WANTED TO BUY
* n*'mr had to carry his meat
thoroughbred poultry, chickens, i ROOMS FOR RENT—103 FIFTH
street
East
14-tf
* ’ lfter
would kill it. His
♦ ♦ ♦
iuriirment and
of the
State
¡on judgment
ana decree of foreclos- —
— —
-— of Oregon,
— ■ for the Coun- i ducks, geese, turkeys and guineas. I
ANNOUNCEMENT
•_ said ty of
xxF Tillamook,
Ti 11 a nrtrw’lr at
At t the
hxi Court wrazirtn
to locate an elk and shoot
■ re rendered and entered a in
room 1 , Send for circulars. John Hofmann 1
WANTED
‘Conrt on the 3rd day of March. 1924, ‘ thereof, at Tillamook City in _the
Tillamook, Oregon.
22-flt
md then herd it toward
T
I announce my candidacy to the offi-
Ir‘. and, when within a short
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