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X. TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT The Hotels HMlMMiHHM***** he Tillamook iSOl ’‘ft* «ho»! ge. »Jim rii i* bdi ts-ta ticr-i uni Y$idll msor I’ll nil i ■te>: 3S I0ÚÍÍ oTj »»J heNetherland Allen House iW J- rt. CORRESPONDENCE ♦♦♦♦*+*++*« Correspondence on the var ious subjects of the day is in vited by the Headlight for publication. Any paper for publication must be signed with the writer’s name, which may be withheld by request. ♦ CHURCHES ♦ EPÌSCOPI’, CFf 1C? I * : Me»,.: s nil ♦ Set fay ¡. jrvicej fi» i 5« day il ♦ the month. ♦ Sunday school, 10 a. ____ m. ♦ Morning service, 11 a. m. ♦ service, 7:80 p. ♦ Evening Conducted by Arch Deacon Black. 11: Elizabeth Sims, u Peterson, W. E. Grayl, L. ’ «• f Tucker, Victor Daute, ’’ . m C Smthhisler and M°pXnd'; A. E. Stansbury, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ gurnets, Chicago; J. G. Kal- " E. G. Narrigan, As- OCEANSIDE A Denton, Salem; Mr. and 1Byland, C°7ll‘S:AGM“: A. L. Powers and family were Eugene; Mrs. F. E. A. Me Oceanside visitors during the week. .Angeles; Mrs. Almira Con- Mrs. L. J. Hendry and party are Ung Branch, New Jersey; Ted- spending a week in Driftwood cot- KJ. Wesley Asbury, Leon tage. Kmer De Sart, Ted Stiff, E. Mrs. T. J. Born and Mrs. T. Huber L pacific City. fey Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bak- of Portland are occupying a tent house. 0 Miller, E. Dilthy and family Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kenan and son Claussen, J- L. May, Mr and of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. William A. Davidson, Rebecca Kenan of St. Petersburg, Florida, J L Rice, Dr. Thomas W. were enjoying Oceanside the past Hugh Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. week. Kimmell, Dr. Ella F. Kimmell, E. C. Sharp and family of Gaston V Getty, Mr. and Mrs. I. U. are spending their vacation in We- - W S. Raker, W. A. Ward, coma cottage. ^George, G. E. King, George George Pierie and family occupied . Ruth Ellis, Ruth Thompson, the Breakers Mnday and Tuesday. ’MacDonald, Portland; J. W. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dean of Port ¡uä Spokane; J. O. Hayes, Sa- land are in “ few Robert Durney, Hoquiam, Wash- days vacation. i- Thomas H. Heney, A. B. C. H. F. Williams and family and /Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Rice, Rec- Chas, Ellis and family passed the / V. Gaute, L. B. Avrit, Gari- week end in “The Anchor.” W. B. Cook and family of Astoria jay: Wheeler baseball team, are among the vacationists at this Elizabeth Tohl, Timber; E. C. resort. B, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Suther- C. W. Tandy and party were regis Margaret Hess, Portland; Mrs. tered from Salem this week. iplegate, Batterson; Miss Mist Homer McKenzie and wife, Mrs. J. !ger, San Francisco; Mr. and R. Johnson, Mrs. Hazel Tanke and L Davis, H. A. Campbell, Se- two daughters, of Freewater, Oregon, A. 0. Davidson, Salem; Mrs. spent the week end here. , E. Halloway, Spokane; Alta Mrs. S. M. Calkins, Dean, Clifford, jt, Garibaldi; C. L. Josephoon, and Clara Calkins arrived Saturday. o, California. They have taken the Sandpiper cot iday: Chas. Miller, Cape Mears tage for the next few weeks. ihouse; F. B. Pratt and family, A. Mrs. Barnickel, Mrs. M. Zee and L w .A. Martin, W. W. Cole, Mr. daughter, and A. E. Barnickel of Mrs. B. F. Bloomfield, G. H. Portland enjoyed the beach over the on, Shannon Phillips, Ray Hop- week end. F G. Cate, R. D. Cruikshank, Dr. and Mrs. Guy A. Woods and / Moreland, H. C. Tier, H. L. family and Mrs. W. R. Bevins of 1er, D. E. MacDonald, Carl G. Portland were among the Sunday ar er, Portland; R. W. Pilkington, rivals. They will occupy Ship a Hoy Book; Robert E. Stewart, H. S. cottage for the next two weeks. I, McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Hubbard and son, Claude Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hubbard, and Mrs. B. D. Johnson returned to their home in Portland Monday after a pleasant outing. Mrs. H. B. Smith and Miss Ethel day: R. Ulber, T. M. Reddick, uid Mrs. F. E. Smith, B. L. Can- Smith of Salem have taken a tent G B. Taylor, L. H. Brown, W. H. huse for a week. rM. and Mrs. 8. C. McDowell, Mrs. it, C. Strandberg, Paul C. North- Henry Cook, Portland; I. W. H. C. McDowell and Miss Thelma son, Hanford, California; Mr. Carey of Salem are here for a two Mrs. E. Kennedy, Eugene; DI L. weeks vacation. Francis Thomas and family of city; A. W. Thompson, Agate Cornelius have taken a tent house turday: J. Brown Strong, P. L. for a few days. L. C. Lomax of Hillsboro brought db, E. G. Markett, Edward G. L W. H. McGregor, T. M. Red- his family to Oceanside Sunday »here Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lankow, Mr. they will spend the remainder 4 the Mrs. B. H. Suffert, O M. Hicky, month. W. R. Rosh and wife are registered I Smith and son, L. O. Hall, Al- Johnson, August Waldnagel, from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Roseman of i Crawcraft, Portland. lay: C. R. Fram, Fresno; Max Dayton and Misses Eva and Florence f, J. R. Pitts, Portland; H. T. Oliphant of Lafayette are recent ar i; Tillamook; J. C. Gray, Em rivals. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edwards are in, Sheridan. > Idaho; F. M. Franklin, Floyd entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Daw aday: J. T. Beauchamp, Frank son and son, of Oakland, California, nd, Wheeler; R. Howard, B. C. and Mrs. Jack Rutherford and son of *11, W. A. Newall, M. V. Leasia, San Diego, at their cottage on Tilla we M. Leasia, Portland; L. A. mook avenue. Campers in the grove this week are: me, Max Dunham, Albany; Mrs. I* Baker, J. R. Hamilton, George G. C. Erwin, Jack Erwin, Alex White and family, Ellis A. Simmons and laker, Astoria. family, Chas. G. Young, F. C. Barnes and family, L. Byington and famly, J. O. Johnson and wife, A. M. John son, J. R. Sammons, S. J. William son, all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. E. Ii>s Meyer, J. H. Cannon, R. D. C. Stevens, G. W. Worden and wife, Bti, H. Walmer, R. J. Fulton, R. Newberg; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith, l»non, J. G. Born, Portland; W. Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. James, «Donald, McMinnville. Mary Margaret Reed, Seattle; Victor turday: W. M. Peterson, M. C. Ivie, Junction City; C. W. Ivie, * Mrs. J. G. Born, F. E. A. Chatham, Ill. Portland; A. N. Blanch, Whit- MmP: Cecil Embody, Charles CHINK SEASON TO OPEN roR *7. Tillamook; C. B. Ownby, S. TWO DAYS “»pany; R. o. Britton, Oregon George Paterson, Willamette; The following communication was Potts, Salem; Monte Ballu, Mc- received from the Oregon state game commission recently, by Eugene Cros “«F: Bud Wallace Hemlock; A. by, president of the Tillamook county ■«Callum, Seattle; Bud Under- game protective associaion: • Mike Donovan, Jim Donovan, I beg to inform you that upon re ®ook. commendation of the state game war Mr. and Mrs. William J. den the game emmission issued an J. Dayl, E. S. Underwood, order providing for a two-day open |Çd*,ter> C. K. Mageske, Mr. season of Chinese pheasant, the dates ■ L. K. von Pier, Portland; to be the 12 and 13 of October and v8'18’ Shavertown, Pennsyl- the bag limit to be two male birds in f ru D- Brown, Spokane; one day. G*Mn, Silverton. This will give the Tillamook county sportsmen a taste of pheasant hunt ing without endangering the breeding J stock it is essentially V I1WCO3«* necessary to 1 just when the protect at ths time j .tart in vour kn.^illiam B°yd' Arlingt a; birds are getting a good start in your .Doyle, Bob Hickey, Porti« td. locality, Yours very truly, A. E. BURGHDUFF, l Villip Frost, Mr. and State game warden. R- R. Parker, D. J. .’Seattle; Steve Stratton, Roy Oregon canneries will handle ever u Portlan«l; P. L. Frost, green blackberries as usual- Matthieu, Portland. Ashland-8132,000 subscribed for y ^rs- J- Applegate, Bat- new tourist hoteL • ’ an Patten, Portland. The Todd r ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ bl Remaining Sundays in each month, Supday school 10:30 a. m. Ladies Guild meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays. Every one cordially welcome to these services. U. B. CHURCH Sunday School at 10 a. m. Classes for all ages. Preaching service 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. There is a comfortable pew wait ing for you. Come. W. O. WOOLEVER, Pastor. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school rft 9:45 a. m. The Sunday school meets 15 mniutes soon- er than formerly. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. Epworth League at 7:00 p. m. Evening service at 8:00 p. mp SIMPSON HAMRICK, Pastor. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH certified check equal to five per centiare required to present them, proper- of the bid as a guarantee of good jy verified, to the undersigned at the taith in making such bid, and the I ~ . D • v * u n xt *• i bidder will be required to furnish the I °®CeS °f BamCk & H*U> Natl0M1 " '»lank bonds, ready for the signature I Buildin «> Till«re<*>k- , Oregon, within th« officers nffiporo of the District Tk- six months from th the a date of the first f f the The <aiY loard reserves the right to reject publication of this notice. tny and all bids. Date of first publication, July 4th, Dated July 18th, 1924. 1924. T. W. LYSTER, Date of last publication, August 1st District Clerk CARRIE A. SAPPINGTON 41-t3 Administratrix 39-t5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the Cunty f Tillamook. In tha County Court of the State of In the Matter of the Estate 1 Oregon * for — the r County — -• ------- u of nv» Tillamook. In the Matter of the Estate of of John M. Borba, Sr., deceased. Notice is hereby given that the Hattie Fitzgerald, deceased. County Court of the State of Oregon Notice is hereby given that the for the County of Tillamook, has duly County Court of the State of Oregon appointed the undersigned, adminis for the County of Tillamook, has duly trator of the estate of John M. Borba, appointed the undersigned, executrix Sr., deceased. All persons having of the estate of Hattie Fitzgerald, claims against the said estate are re- deceased. All persons having claims quired to present them, properly véri- against the said estate are required fled, to the undersigned, at the office to present them, properly verified, to Tillamook, Oregon within six months . the undersigned, at the offices of of Barrick & Hall, National Building, Barrick & Hall, National Building, from the date of the first publication Tillamook, Oregon, within six months of this notice. from the date of the first publication Date of first publication July 18, °f D**8 notice. 1924. Date of first publication. June 20, Date of last publication August 1924. 15th, 1924. Date of last publication, July 18, JOHN BORBA, 1924. Administrator. Dollie Fitzgerald 41-t5 Executrix. 87-t6 Every Man’s class, city hall, 10 a. m. Bible school, Christian church, 10 a. m. Morning worship and communion service, 11 a. m. The senior and the high school en deavors will meet every Sunday night at 7 p. m. Preaching every Sunday night at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Rev. George Harness, pastor, will preach next Sunday, both morning and evening. Morning subject: Echo’s of the State Convention. Evening supject: Going Fishing. A hearty welcome is extended to one and all. Strangers made to feel at home with us. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Sheriff of Tillamook Coun ty, Oregon, by virtue of a writ of attachment execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Tillamook County, upon a judgment entered in said Court on September, 12, 1923, in favor of Tilla mook County Bank, a corporation, and against John Weiss, has rejected on, and will on Manday, the 18th day of August, 1924, at the Court House Door in Tillamook City, Tilla mook County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. sell at public auc- tin to the highest bidder for cash in hand the following described real property, to-wit: The North half of the Southwest quarter of Secton 20 in Township 3 South of Range 9 west, W. M., in Tillamook County, Oregon. This sale will be made for the pur pose of satisfying said judgment NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS which was rendered against said Bids will be opened at the office of Weiss in said matter for the sum of KbSenberg Bro*. Br TiMwno^r City/ $2178.31 with interest thereon at the at 10 o’clock A. M. July 24, 1924, rate of 8 per cent per annum from for the grading of a 16 foot roadway September 12, 1923, together with along a street at Oceanside for ap $200 as attorneys’ fees, and the costs proximately 1000 feet and 1000 cubic and disbursements of the action tax yards excavation. Successful bidder ed at $20.80 with accruing interest will be required to furnish a bond for and expenses of sale less $250 credit in anHunt tqual 50 ft cent of ths thereon as of May 1, 1924. Dated this July 18, 1924. 4l-tl Nd.—16 dv. JOHN ASCHIM, Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. CALL FOR BIDS 41-t5 LEGAL NOTICES The district board of school district No. 12, Pleasant Valley, will, on Aug ust 5, 19g4, receive bids for the paint ing of the school house and toilets belonging to the district. Specifica tions may be had at the office of the clerk. A certified check for 5 per cent of the bid must accompany the bid. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. MRS. RUTH DESMOND, Clerk School district No. 12 Route A, Box 270, Tillamook, Ore. 41-t2 CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE FIRST GERMAN REFORMED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Notice is hereby given that the balance of the money derived from the sale of lots owned by the church is to be divided among the subscrib ers to the purchase of the lots in prportion to the amount paid by each subscriber, and that each subscriber should file his or her claim within six months from the date of this no tice with Kasper Zweifel or John Zumstein who shall approve the claims before they are paid. This notice is published in accord ance with instructions given at a business meeting of the church held March 18, 1921. Dated June 26, 1924. KASPER ZWEIFEL and JOHN ZUMSTEIN Trustees. 88-13 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Tillamook. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Ad ministrator with the Will Annexed of the Estate of Priscilla E. (Andrews) Davis, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for the Coun ty of Tillamook and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same, duly verified as by law required to the undersigned at 808 Union Avenue, North, Portland, Oregon within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published June 6, 1924. Date of last publication July 4, 1924. FRED WEST, Administrator with the Will Annexed. BRUCE C CURRY, Attorney, 808 Union Ave., North, Portland, Ore. 85-tfi NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN PROFFESSIONAL CARDS ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A ♦ ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING One cent per word per issue, ♦ with a minimum charge of 3.25. ♦ Readers are charged at the same ♦ rate. All reading notices must * have “adv.” attached. No pre ♦ ferred positions. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CHIROPRACTIC J. L. Fayette, D. C. Ph. C. Beals Bldg. Both Phonos Tillamook, Ore. Painless Adjustments Both Phones Dr. Elwood B. Faxon Dentist SITUATIONS WANTED 215-21* Tillamook Building Tillamook. Oregon WANTED—WORK. REGISTERED chauffeur wants work. Inquire at Headlight office. W147. 41-tlp DR, a L. HOHLFELD Veterinarian HELP WANTED AGENTS WANTED—FOR THE Stransky Vaporizer and Decarbon izer, the great gas saver. Quickly pays for itself. Lasts a life time. Easly installed on any car. Good money for the right party. Ben Cohen, district distributor. Box 491 Tillamook. 40-tf ANNOUNCEMENTS EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT the Oceanside restaurant. Chick en dinners home-made pastries. We will be glad to servefyou. 35-tf Bell phone 8F8, Mutual Tillamook Dr. Henry E. Wiseman DENTIST Teeth Extracted under Gaa Evenings by Appointment 218 Tillamook Building R. E. RINGO, M. D Physician and Bur FOR SALE OR TRADB FOR SALE— HAY, THIRTY TONS number one oat and vetch hay, bet ter than fifty percent vetch. One mile off Tillamook highway be tween Sheridan and Willamina. Fine gravel road all way . We guarantee this to be extra fine cow hay, if you are interested in this kind, write or call Paradise Farm, A. A. Doubrava, manager, Sheridan Oregon. Phone 4561. 41-t2 BARRICK A HALL Attorneys at Lav FOR SALE OR TRADE—FOR FORD sedan or coupe, 1920 model Buick, 5 passenger touring car. Six cylin der. Has been run 9500 miles. New battery, new paint, good tires. C. J. Kennedy, Skaggs’ grocery. 41-tl DAIRYMEN DESIRING HAY, please cmmunicate with First Na tional bank, Salem, Oregon, who have clients with hay for sale. No commission or other charges. 40-tl FOR SALE—YOUNG PIGS, ONE sow with pig and two sows to far row in September. John Hofmann. 41-3tp FOR SAL E—ELEVEN ACRES good bench land on Roosevelt high way in Nehalem valley. Two good small buildings, spring water piped to house, equipment for apiary, ex cellent location for bees, poultry, berries, goats or fur farm. Rural mail, convenient to grammar and high school, good community, and a pleasant place to live. Property priced low, very easy terms. Call or write Geo. L. Seward, R. F. D. 1, Nehalem, Oregon. 40-t8p Notice ia hereby given that the un dersigned has filed with the County Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, his final account as administrator in the matter of the estate of Orra 8. Williams, deceased, and that said Court has fixed Saturday, the 12th day of July, 1924, at 10:00 o’clock A. M., at the Court House in Tillamook BOAT FOR SALE—TWENTY NINE foot cedar hull Port Orford built, City, Oregon, as the time and place Ford self starter motor. Cash or for hearing objections thereto. AU will take good Ford on trade. Fred persons having objections to said ac Hess Motor -ompany, Longview, count are hereby required to present Wn. 88-t6 the same at the said time and place. ROYAL H. FOX FOR SALE—BIG BARGAIN. ONE Administrator of the Estate of Orra lot on Brighton beach in block 81, S. Williams, deceased. lot 2. Last price, $150.00. $25 BOTTS A WINSLOW down and $10 per month. This price Attorneys for the Estate. only for two weeks. Peter Dumis, 86-15 Box 266, Houlton, Oregon. 4O-t8p LODGE DIRECTORY THE BEST IN FOR SALK— COMBINATION Li brary dining table, mahogany, ex tends to six feet, also four mahog any dining chairs, (brown leather seats.) Just the thing for small house or apartments. Tel. 56J. 88-tf W. R. C. Corinth Reiief Corps No. 54, Dept, of Oregon meets on first and third Friday evenings of each month, at * o’clock in the W. O. W. halt Visitors welcome. SELL OR TRADE — FORTY-FOUR Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pres. acres fine bottom land near Wood Elizabeth Conover, Secretary land, Wn. Well drained .fresh wa ter for stock. Very low priced. CORINTH POST NO. 85 Fred Hees Motor Company, Long- Department of Oregon View, Wn. 88-16 Meta on second and on fourth Sat urdays of each month at 1:30 p. m. FOR SALE—FRESH DAIRY COWS, in the W. W. hall. Jerseys and Holst eins. If you want Samuel Downs, Commander good ones, I can supply you. Write H. W. Spear, Adjutant for accurate descriptions and prices. Earl Nelson, Newberg, Oregon R 1, phone 19A25. 84-t8p The Best Dentistry UTTZRBRO5 ■UB4i¡ai¿ DCKTona. A t Bkt xA. BEALS BUILDING Tillamook, Oro. Both Phonos DR. P. J. SHARP DR. E. D. ALLEN DENTISTS NatL Bldg. Beth TILLAMOOK. 081 DAVID ROBINSON The district board of school district No. 12, Pleasant Valley, will, on Aug ust 5, 1924, receive bids for the build ing and painting of a combined play and wood shed, 30x60 feet. Specifi cations may be seen at the residence of the clerk. A certified check for 5 per cent of the bid must accom pany the bid. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. NOTICE MRS. RUTH DESMOND, Clerk School district No. 12 Route A, To Members of The Fairview Water Box 270, Tillamook, Ore. 41-t2 District: Owing to the dry weather our wa-! ter supply is running quite low, so it NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF becomes necessary that we stop SCHOOL DISTRICT sprinkling onr yards and gardens be ■"OR SALE—CLOVER, CHEAT AND Notice is hereby given that School sides stoping all leaks immediately, vetch hay tn ear lead lota er ean District No. 2 of Tillamook County, unless absolutely necessary. fumiah mixed ear. Priees quoted By order of the Board of Directors. Oregon, is offering for sale Bonds of on same on appMcatoa. B. B. Signed: LELAND BESTER, the said School District in the sum of Daugbton, Lebanon, Oregon 19-tf Assistant Secretary. $7,000, and that sealed bids for such 89-12 CALVES bonds will be received by the District up to August 2nd, 1924, at 10 o clock NOTICE TO CREDITORS AM IN THE MARKET FOR YOUR Tuesday Evening, 7:30 A. M. Said Bonds are issued under baby Heifer calves. Phone me Rebekahs Wednesday Evening. the provisions of Chapter 172 of the what you have. Paul Disney, The General Uws of Oregon for the In the Circuit Court of the State of FOR RENT Calf Man. Bell phone 158J, Mutual year 1918» “8 amendments Oregon for the County of Tillamook In the Matter of the Estate phone. 84-tf HAVE 600 ACRES OF GOOD PAS- __j redeemable at the plea- thereto are of tures Io rent — Stock wanted to pas District, but mature sure of of the th WANTED TO RENT ture. Call M. E. Gruber, Bell phone serially in 1,2,8,4,5 6,7,8,9 and 10 Fred L. Sappington deceased. Notice is hereby given that the LOST AND FOUND 2F22. 26-tf years respectively after date of is WANTED TO BUT sue, and bear interest at the rate of County Court of the State of Oregon ROOM TO RENT—IN NEW MOD- HIDES— PAYING EIGHT CENTS LOST—A PAIR DARK SHELL 5 per cent per annum payable semi- for the County of Tillamook, has ladies glasses Sunday night in em home all new furniture, fine duly appointed the undersigned ad per pound cash for calf hides, and front of U. B. church parsonage, location. Hot and cold water at all ’"Bids'for such bonds should be filed ministratrix of the estate of Fred L. giving honest weight Paul Disney reward if returned to this office. times. Inquire at Headlight. Phone Sappington, deceased. All persons Mutual phone, Bell 158-J. 30- tf with T. W. Lyster, Clerk of the Di»- 40-ltp Bn 106. having claims against the said estate 181J. tret and should be accompanied »nth I