i AY.
AUGU st 1, 1924
7
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
OLDEST PAPER IN ü. S.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL be granted and why there should not and expenses of sale less $250 credit I acres, one in Royal Ann cherries,
ACCOUNT OF ADMINISTRATRIX be entered herein a further order, i thereon as of May 1, 1924.
modern nine room house, electric
Paris, Kentucky claims the honor
lights, city water, bath, sleeping
judgment and decree cancelling va­
T)at*1 this July 18, 1924.
of having the oldest newspaper in the
Notice „
is hereby
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nereuy given, That
mat the cating and annulling and setting
porch, full basement, good barn,
JOHN ASCHIM,
i7»r
i x *nxthe Kenuckian Cit- undersigned has filed her final ac-
one-fourth mile of pavement. Write
aside the letters testmentary hereto­ ¡the rift of Tillamook County, Oregon.
, C.
as been Pul)lshed con- count as administratrix of the Estate
G. W. Worden, Tillamook, Ore-
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fore issued out of this Court in the
sin« ¿he estab- of Henry S. Davidson, Deceased, ir
gon. *
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lishment of the Citizen in 1807. The the County Court of Tillamook Coun­ ( matter of said Estate to Fred C. Wor-
■
p. Strandborg, H. P. I Kentuckian, which was merged with
rall
and
that
further
order
judgment
I I ty, Oregon, and that said Court has
FOR SALE— MALE FOX-TERRIER
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
£• Jackson, George A.
and decree be made appointing Anna
I the Citizen, was established in 1866. appointed the 30th day of August,
pup, 1 year old. Box 776, Tilla­
- A. Worrall, the surviving widow of
toward Kraenick, Mrs. Anna | The Kentuckian-Citizen, which is
mook.
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tk Mr. and Mrs. George L. I issued twice a week, is edited by A. 1924, at 10 o’clock a. m. at the Court deceased, as administratrix of the In the Circuit Court of the State of
room of said Court in Tillamook City, Estate of Phillip J. Worrell, de­
t 'Harry Scouton, Lawrence S. Thompson.
FOR
SALE
—
TEAM,
HARNESS
Oregon, as the time and place for the ceased and ordering and decreeing that Oregon for the County of Tillamook
■ \lfred Powers, P. A. Parsons,
and wagon.
Weight 8000.
Tom
hearing of the said final account and Fred C. Worrall make an account of,In the Matter of the Estate
■ Godbey, Portland; O. D. Ham-
Purvis, Bay City, Oregon.
4242
Eugene
—
200
merchants
sign
agree
­
any objections thereto, and the dos­ all the moneys and properties of ev-'
of
t Sheridan; R- H. Janas, Prine-
ery kind and character which has Fred L. Sappington deceased.
F. E Veatch, Mrs. Veatch, Miss ment to not use billboard advertising. ing of said estate.
FOR SALE—ONE NEARLY NEW
Dated July 25, 1924.
Portland announces $200,000 new
Notice is hereby given that the
come into his possession by reason of
farm lighting plant Al condition.
K Jeriyh, Rainier; Mr. and Mrs.
buildings past week.
ELIZABETH DAVIDSON,
his protended Executorship of said County Court of the State of Oregon
Write E. F. Brown, Independence,
m Clair, Gresham; Charles N.
North Bend hospital to have $50,- Administratrix of the Estate of Estate and for the recovery by peti­ I for the County of Tillamook, has
Oregon.
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■ ’ Elka Gosliner, San Fran-
000 addition.
Henry Davidson, Deceased.
tioner of and from Fred C. Worrall duly appointed the undersigned ad­
and Mrs. A. L. Mallery,
42-t5 and said Estate of her costa and dis­ ministratrix of the estate of Fred L. FOR SALE— HAY, THIRTY TONS
t j Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
number one oat and vetch hay, bet­
bursements herein, and for such oth- Sappington, deceased. All persons
Kiaylor, Molalla; Mr. and Mrs.
ter than fifty percent vetch. One
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
.
er
and
further
relief
as
may
appear
NOTICE
I Richardson, Dallas; Mr. and
mile off Tillamook highway be-
j to the Court to be equitable in the are required to present them, proper-
■ George Hunting Curry, Arling-
tween Sheridan and Willamina.
premises.
I ly verified, to the undersigned at the
■ y V. McKinney, A. C. Heston,
To Whom It May Concern:
Fine gravel road all way . We
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
By order of the Honorable Homer offices of Barrick & Hall, National
Ij .'.,. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brady,
Whereas, The State Game Commis­
guarantee this to be extra fine cow
Mason, Judge of the County Court Building, Tillamook, Oregon, within
t' Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tucker,
sion of the State of Oregon is author­
hay, if you are interested in this
Masonic Hall
of the State of Oregon for Tillamook six months from the date of the first
Iind Mrs. S E Durham, Seattle;
kind, write or call Paradise Farm,
Sunday services first Sunday in the ized under Section 8, Chapter 66, County, made on the 22nd day of publication of this notice.
L L Snow, O. A. C. Corvallis;
General Laws of Oregon, 1921, to July, 1924.
month.
Date of first publication, July 4th, I A. A. Doubrava, manager, Sheridan
|,jd Mrs. George A. McArthur,
open any closed season or close any
Oregon. Phone 4561.
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Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Witness my hand and the seal of 1924.
Lukie: F- E- E,mon<t Carlton;
open season in any county or dis­
Morning
service,
11
a.
m.
Date
of
last
publication,
August
1st
said
Court
affixed
hereto
this
22nd
Ej,n Gauss, Princeton , N e w
FOR SALE—Y OUNG HORSE
trict of the State of Oregon, for hunt­ day of July, 1924.
CARRIE A. SAPPINGTON
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
broke single and double; sound;
[... s. G. Sonnickson, T. Gregory,
ing, shooting, killing, taking, or hav­
Administratrix
H. S. BRIMHALL,
Conducted by Arch Deacon Black.
true to putt weight 1250, for $60.
ing in possession, alive or dead, in
■ridge-
County Clerk.
Remainng Sundays in each month,
Inquire at Headlight office. BN-108
whole or in part, of game animals
Etarday: Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kon- Sunday school 10:30 a. m.
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and Game Birds; therefore,
j Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Blakely, R. G.
Ladies Guild meets 2nd and 4th
Notice is hereby given, That the
|jtoni Mr and Mrs. L. W. Swag- Tuesdays.
R. E. RINGO, M. D.
FOR SALE—YOUNG PIGS, ONE
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS OF
State Game Commission of the State
1 j A. Culp, C. L. Losterin, W.
sow with pig and two sows to far­
Every one cordially welcome to
Physician and Surgeon
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Curley. Mrs. Fred Burrs, Mrs. W.
of Oregon has made and entered of
row in September. John Hofmann. I
these services.
W. R. C.
record
and
does
hereby
issue
the
■fee, Ruth Lindner, Mr. and Mrs.
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Room 1-1, Beate* BHg.
Corinth Relict Corps No. 54, Dept,
Notice is hereby given that School
following
f Lindley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Berg-
U. B. CHURCH
of
Oregon
meets
on
first
and
third
District No. 2 of Tillamook County,
FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
■ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McKimmell,
ORDER
I Oregon, is offering for sale Bonds of Friday evenings of each month, at 8
10 acre fruit ranch in the foot hills
■¡.McLaughlin, I. R. Hoskins, Miss
Whereas, The Chinese (Torquatus)
W. O. Woolever, Pastor
the said School District in the sum of o’clock in the W. O. W. hall. Viaitors
of the beautiful Capay valley. All
lr . Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Classes for Pheasants have increased in Coos and *7,000, and that sealed bids for such welcoma-
kinds of fruiu
No frost.
Will
L W S. Raker, W. H. Whit-
BARRICA « HALL
¡all ages.
Get in the band wagon. ’Imamook counties, State of Oregon,
i
Mrs. A. D. Smith, Pre»
trade for anything in or near
L
James Wiley, J. M. Short, [ The S. S. is doing fine for the sum- to the number sufficiently large bonds will be received by the District
Elizabeth Conover, Secretary
up
to
August
2nd,
1924,
at
10
o
’
clock
Tillamook.
If
you
want
a
fine
home
Attorneys at La*
kaiid. M. L. Boyd, Jessie Boyd, '* 1 mer season.
enough to allow an open hunting sea­
A. M. Said Bonds are issued under
in California, see me at once. C.
CORINTH POST NO. 35
■usta Gerlinger, J. R. Allgood, : Preaching service 11 a. m.
son for such birds, therefore,
the provisions of Chapter 172 of the 1
M. Deming, Tllamook, Oregon, care
Eu; L. M. McCulloch, San Diego;
Department of Oregon
Notice is hereby given, That the
Beaver, 3 p. m.
General Laws of Oregon for the1 Mets on second and on fourth Sat­
S. J. Hoover.
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Ink Tayuor, H. W. Dindall, W. L.
State Game Commission of the State
Pleasant Valley, 8 p. m.
year 1913, and the amendments urdays of each month at 1:30 p. m.
Lon, Albany; H. L. Cox, Butte
of
Oregon
hereby
declares
an
open
FOR
SAL
E
—
ELEVEN
ACRES
1
There is a comfortable pew waiting
thereto, are redeemable at the plea­
ls, Oregon; Pauline West, Beaver- for you. Come!
season in Coos and Tillamook coun­ sure of the District, but mature in the W. W. hall.
good bench land on Roosevelt high-1
Samuel Downs, Commander
r E. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
ties, State of Oregon, for the hunt­ serially in 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
way in Nehalem valley. Two good !
H. W. Spear, Adjutant
Les, Tillamook; Mr. and Mrs. L.
ing, shooting, killing, taking and hav­ years respectively after date of is- j
small buildings, spring water piped
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
J Hewitt, Corvallis; H. E. Evan»,
ing in possession, of Chinese (Tor­ sue, and bear interest at the rate of
to house, equipment for apiary, ex-1
The Best
Tillamook
Lodge
No.
57
Ittle; N. W. Williams, George D.
cellent location for bees, poultry,
Morning subject, “The Crooked quatus) Pheasants; and said open 5 per cent per annum payable semi­
A. F. A A. M.
L, Neskowin.
berries, goats or fur farm. Rural
season shall be and is hereby declared annually.-
in
Tree that Straighened.”
Stated communication sec-
g
Eunday: F. A. Lastretti, Los Ange-
mail,
convenient
to
grammer
and
Evening subject, “The Two Broth­ to be for a period of two days only;' Bids for such bonds should be filed
GYvond Wednesday in each
Dentistry
: Frank J. Potter, Spokane; J. C. ers and Their Sacrifices.’’
high school, good community, and a
namely, October 12 and 13, 1924. with T. W. Lyster, Clerk of the Dis-
month.
Visiting Brothers
lodes, Al G. Barnes circus; F. H.
pleasant place to live.
Property
The
bag
limit
shall
be
two
male
Beginning next Lord’s day the Ev­
welcome.
tret, and should be accompanied with
Lipson, H. D. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. eryman’s class will meet in the pas­ birds each day.
priced low, very easy terms. Call
Howard C. Boone, Sec.
! certified check equal to five per cent
or write Qeo. L. Seward, R. F. D. 1,
D. Stricker and daughter, Mr. and tor's study.
Any and all persons hunting, shoot­ of the bid as a * guarantee of good
Nehalem, Oregon.
40-t3p
ing,
killing,
taking,
or
having
in
pos
­
LG. A. Garwood, Portland; W H.
The public is invited to worship
faith in making such bid, and the
Ltk and family, M. 3. Hauk, Mc-
session, alive, or dead, in whole or in bidder will be required to furnish the
with us.
BOAT FOR SALE—TWENTY NINE
part, any Chinese (Torquatua( Phea- ' Hank bonds, ready for the signature
mville; W. H. Aiderman, M. I.
foot cedar hull Port Orford built.
Tuesday Erasing, 7:80
sants
in
Coos
or
Tillamook
counties.
Ittett, Seattle; N. A. Peterson,
METHODIST CHURCH
f the officer» of the District. The
Ford self starter motor. Cash or
Rebekahs
Wednesday
Krening.
State of Oregon, in violation of this Joard reserves the right to reject
rii Moller, Myrtle Point; Mr. and
will take good Ford on trade. Fred
BEALS BUILDING
Order
shall
be
punished
by
law
pro
­
>. John H. Darby, Medford; Mr.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
any and all bids.
Heea Motor company, Longview,
U " ’i
1 Mrs. R. S. Fox, Aberdeen; Mr.
Tillamook. Ora.
Dated July 18th, 1924.
Morning service at 11 a. m. Sub- vided.
Wn.
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Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
I Mrs. Fred Klopfenstein, Tacoma. ject: "Christian Love.”
T. W. LYSTER,
FOR SALE—BIG BARGAIN. ONE
District Clerk
Epworth League service at 7 p. m. 14th day of July, 1924.
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Evening service at 8 p. m. Sub- OREGON STATE GAME COM­
♦ lot on Brighton beach in block 51,
MISSION
lot 2. Last price, >150.00. $25
ject: “The Three Greatest Signal
ESTABLISHED RATES FOR ♦
I.
N.
Fleischner,
Chairman.
down and >10 per month. Thia price
By
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Lights in History.”
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦
only for two weeks. Peter Dumis,
One eeat per word per issue, ♦
We are having no vacatou and will By J. W. Maloney, Commissioner.
Mdiy: C. 0. Wilson, W. E. Wiley,
Box 2M, Houlton, Oregon.
40-t3p
By Ben F. Dorna, Commissioner.
with
a
minimum
charge
ef
3.25.
♦
hold
right
through
the
summer
the
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
of
j
Hulean, E. M. Kennedy, E. Q.
By Harold H. Clifford, Commissioner.
Readers
are
charged
at
the
same
♦
regular
services.
We
invite
visitors,
, Oregon for the Cunty f Tillamook.
FOR SALB— COMBINATION Li­
ie, 8am Taylor, G. J. Miller,
By R. W. Price Commissioner.
rata. All reading notices muet ♦
brary dining table, mahogany, ex­
rtland; Mrs. Effie L. Thomas, Os- strangers and the public in general to
43-tl 1 In the Matter of the Estate
here "adv." attached No pre­ ♦
all the services. The Sunday school
tends to six feet, also four mahog­
of
ferred positions.
♦ any dining chairs, (brown leather
htordiy: A. Hlal, Ella Hall, Ne- is almost double what it was a year NOTICE OF CALL FOR PAYMENT John M. Borba, Sr., deceased.
♦ seats.) Just the thing for small
| Notice is* hereby given that the
ta»; I. N. Söderström, Mr. and ago. Special music by the choir at
OF GENERAL BONDS OF
the
morning
services
and
congrega
­
County
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
house or apartments.
TeL 56J.
i L J. Gugg; Theodore Miller,
TILLAMOOK CITY
j for the County of Tillamook, has duly
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“» m F. Christianson, Abe Kap- tional singing at the evening services.
DAVID ROBINSON
HELP WANTED
*, Edward G. Etzall, Z. P. Utler- We are more than pleased to see so
General bond» of Tillamook City appointed the undersigned, adminis­
SELL OR TRADE — FORTY-FOUR
Ph y siria«
many in attendence at ail the serv­
i R. Ulber, Portland.
1 are hereby called for payment on the trator of the estate of John M. Borba, AGENTS WANTED—F OR THE
acres fine bottom land near Wood­
htorday: A. Hall, Ella Hall, Ne- ices. We promise you a comfortable 1 date of September 1, 1924, as follows: Sr., deceased. All persons having
National
land, Wn. Wall drained .fresh wa­
Stransky Vaporizer and Decarbon­
utner, Bay City; A. D. Gustavo, pew and no long dry services. The
Refunding bonds of April 15, 1915, claims against the said estate are re­
ter
for
stock.
Very
low
priced.
izer,
the
great
gas
saver.
Quickly
Tillamook
Streeter, Porland; L. A. Fitzpat- sermons will be of interest to all Noe. 18 to 40 inclusive, optional and quired to present them, properly veri­
Fred Hess Motor Company, Long-
pays for itself. Lasts a life time.
fied, to the undersigned, at the office
* Tillamook; Mr. and Mrs. G. Thi- Christians. We realize we have peo­ payable 5 years after date of issue.
View, Wn.
88-tfl
Easly installed on any car. Good
d. Seaside; William Brewer, San ple from all churches in our congre­ 1 Sanitary Sewer Bonds of October Tillamook, Oregon within six months
money for the right party. Ben j
gations.
Our
aim
s
to
help
you.
Come
of
Barrick
&
Hall,
National
Building,
»cisco; Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Kiger,
15, 1918, Nos. 1 to 29 inclusive, op­
Cohen, district distributor. Box 491 ’’OR SALE—CLOVER, CHEAT AND
from the date of the first publication
and welcome.
Washington.
tional 5 years after date of issue.
DR. H. L. BABB
Tillamook.
40-tf
vetch hay in car load lots, or can
of
this
notice.
Interest will cease on the date
Tillamook
’s Chiropractor
furnish
mixed
car.
Prices
quoted
CARD OF THANKS
Date of first publication July 18, WANTED— A MAN TO TAKE
* above set for said call.
Hours, 9 to 5.
on
same
on
applicaton.
B.
B.
We wish to thank the friends who
'
1924.
charge of a dairy of about twenty
JOHN MATHERS,
Daughton, Lebanon, Oregon
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so kindly assisted us in our sad be­
Cloverdale Office
cows. Salary $100. References re­
City Treasurer.
Date of last publication August
Mon., Wed. and Fri. evenings at 7
reavement in the death of our beloved
quired.
Inquire
at
Headlight
office.
42- « 15th, 1924'.
pHdsy: Chester L. Mulkey , Mc-
SITUATIONS WANTED
father, Also for the beautiful floral |
B N 107
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JOHN BORBA,
1
FT'H«; J. H. Conner, Mr. and Mrs.
DR. HELEN BABB
Administrator.
CITATION
f*W|i F. Nelson, Emory Stowell, gifts.
WILL HELP WITH GENERAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mrs. Rosa Borba
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® Moore, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. King,
housework. Thoroughly experienced.
Evenings--Mon., Wed., Frt, and
John Borba, Jr.
BASEBALb—SUNDAY, AUGUST 2.
1 In the County Court of the State of
l^Barrs, Mr. and Mrs. C. K.
Address Lydia Warden, Tillamook,
Sat at 7
E. F. Borba and Family Oregon for Tillamook County.
Whitney vs. Tillamook. 2 p. m.
■’’W E. Ray Duncan and family,
Oregon.------------------------------- 48-tip
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
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Tillamook
Building
Fairgrounds. Admlsion 25 cents.—
i In the Matter of the Last Will
''«d; Mrs. M. D. Phillips, Aims
EXPERIENCED
HOUSE
-
KEEPER
I
Adv.
I
and
Testament
and
Estate
of
“¡Ps. Oregon City; George C. Lib
CARD OF THANKS
Notice is hereby given that the un­
* Phillip J. Worrall, deceased.
wants employment. Will work in
“«-Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. William
Wor- dersigned, Sheriff of Tillamook Coun­ SEND THE GIRLS AND BOYS TO
For the many acts of kindness
town
or out in country. Middle aged
To
Evie
J.
Worral,
Alfred
R.
H. T. Botta
•*•»> Newport; Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Winslow
“Nelson’s hairbobbing and Beauty
us by neighbors and friends
Wor- ty, Oregon, by virtue of a writ of
and experienced. Mrs. Stiehler S. E.
Pt Wolverton, Milton, Oregon; shown the illness of our beloved hus- ¡rail, William Worrall, Fred C.
Shoppe,
”
for
their
haircuts.
Bal
­
attachment
execution
issued
out
of
¡rail, Ida M. Beckett,
Arthur J.
BOTTS A WINSLOW
during------------
care Watch Tower.
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...............
- Cor­
,,°d Mrs. M. D. O’Connell, Gari- band and father, and the mark of re­
cony Haltom’s store. Phone 147-W.
ral, Anna A. Worral and Hazel Far- the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
42-tf
spect to his memory in the way of bro, Greeting:
gon for Tillamook County, upon a
LOST AND FOUND
Theodore R. Smith, R. B. flowers and services at his funeral,
judgment entered in said Court on
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT
py»«. E. W. Willet, J. F. Trai- we take this means of showing our
LOST—A PAIR DARK SHELL
You are hereby cited and required September, 12, 1923, in favor of Tilla­
the Oceanside restaurant. Chick­
Collins, Portland; J. H. sincere appreciation and extending to appear in the County Court of the mook County Bank, a corporation,
ladies glasses Sunday night in
en ainners nome-maae pastries
Oregon City; L. M. Booth, thanks.
front of U. B. church parsonage,
State of Oregon for Tillamook Coun­ and against John Weiss, has rejected
We
will
be
glad
to
servo
you.
85-tf
»»Hin, F. G. Mitchell, City;
reward if returned to this office.
Mrs. F. K. Strueby and family. ty. wthin ten day» after the service on, and will on Manday, the 18th
■ Hom and family, Hood River;
Bn 106.
day
of
August,
1924,
at
the
Court
4O-ltp
' of this citation if served upon you in
C. R. CHAPIN
FOR RENT
. Wd Mrs. Erling Breatry, J. G.
Tillamook County, Oregon, and with- House Door in Tillamook City, Tilla­
LOST
—
A
LARGE
BROWN
LEATH-
Attorney at Law
.
R- H Wood, Dayton, Mrs.
i in twenty days after such service if mook County, Oregon, at the hour
er purse, containing money and pa­
Hewett and daughter, Independ- I
of
ten
o
’
clock
A.
M.
sell
at
public
auc-
ROOM
TO
RENT
—
IN
NEW
MOD
served within any other County of.
NOTICE
em home all new furniture, fine | per. Finder kindly return to Tills-1 Beete* Building
Tillamook, Ore.
this state, if personally served of If tin to the highest bidder for cash in
mook hotel office. Reward. 42-tlp
hand
the
following
described
real
E. C. Tallman, C. D. Rev-
location. Hot and cold water at all
served by publication, within not less
. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mollet,
I will not be responsible for any than twenty-eight days from the date property, to-wit:
times. Inquire at Headlight. Phone FOUND—A BAY HORSE, WAND-
bills or debts under the name of
The North half of the Southwest
181J.
ered on my place about July 16.
of the first publication of such cita­
Victor J. Minnon Freda G. Minnon
Travis and Legault unless the bills
quarter of Secton 20 in Township
Owner may have animal after pay­
tion,
and
then
and
there
to
make
an
­
ROOMS
FOR
RENT
—
NEW
MOD-
own
sig-
Mortician
3
South
of
Range
9
west,
W.
M.,
in
or debts are signed with my
ing
for
keep
and
this
ad.
John
swer to the allegations of the peti­
ern home newly furnish, 2 blocks
Tillamook
County,
Oregon.
Jacober, Nehalem, Ore.
43-t2 MINNONS MORTUARY
nature.
tion of Lila Laidig on file in this
west of postoffice. Close in.
17
This «ale will be made for th>> pur­
JOE LEGAULT
43.t4o Court and cause praying for an order
West
2nd
street.
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LOST—ONE TAN HANDBAG EE­
Phone I S3 and Mutual
of this Court revoking, setting aside pose of satisfying said judgment
E* G. Love, J. H. Stull,
tween Garilald and Bar View. No­
which
was
rendered
against
said
WANTED
TO
BUY
annulling and holding void the order
Iohn Ganten, Otto Gan-
tify H. J McHoney, Hillsboro. Ore­
WARNING
made by this Court herein on August Weiss in said matter for the sum of
yr Bnd Mrg Burkhart.
seekers
gon.
43-tlp DAIRY FARM FOR SALE NEAR
12178.31 with interest thereon at the WANTED-GOOD TRUNK SLIGHT-
All
fishermen
and
pl*««
white
'
23.
1923.
admitting
to
probate
as
the
Fred Morley, Carlton.
FOUND
—
CHILDS
SMALL
WHITE
ly
used
and
medium
size.
Call
181-J
rate
of
8
per
cent
per
annum
from
CORVALLIS AND O. A. C.
stay on the county*-»
Last Will and Testament of Phillip
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur must
coat near Catholic church. Owner
43-tl
passing through my ptoe* »
J. Worrell, a certain ins-rument then September 12, 1923, together with
Good land, good buildings, will
/*’ *• V- Evens, Dewey Gray,
call at Runkels Millinery and pay
up the Wilson river, section 24 and . so admitted to probate in common *200 as attorneys' fees, and the costs
keep 20 cows. $15,000, terms.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Mrs. e . A. Reed. Otis; Mr.
for ad.
43-tl
and disbursements of the action tax­
form,
and
to
show
cause,
if
any
Write owner for details. Box 54
1 North 8.
v
William Mathews, city.
ed at 520 80 with accruing interest TO TRADE FOR SMALL DAIRY
WM. RYAN
Corvallis, Oregon.
T**r Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Smith,
42-14 exists, why said petition should not
ranch, fine house near Newberg 4
Mrs. A. Chesser, Tillamook.
PROFFESSIONAL CARDS
he Tillamook
CHURCHES
LODGE DIRECTORY
UTTER BROS
CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN
The Todd
The Netherland
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