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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1913)
C, G. CrortibRy, Gdifor Issuer! Cuicc ,i lUCJit First elans Inuijdry Y"fV 'I"10 1,1 ''nv J price. Win, AOIOfon. muiyinon.l. ThiwiKhtrot Indian U'umicr duck nmt !. U. f. Inborn Ki!i for. imIc at So W fc, Nor The itrtuir e4flta?t on the pumpkin Rntamd a Mk-on.i-Hvvi u.itUfr Mtiv IT. 191". t tll Or(fiT. under the art of March S. liO.." SlB.SvKUilON $150 V Y!- K IN AP NCK ftco t TilUtlrthik HdvcrtlMnn K.HC5 lxjpt Ai-hertiwrswnts First Insertion, per hvt Each ubequnt insertion, line Homestead Notice Timber OSa'tn Notic. per line Curd of thanks, -or line Local. "r line, first insertion - .Oft f .10 .08 6. 00 10.00 .06 A .7 .06 1.00 Kach utvnirnt insertion. Ii:ws Keo!utiins vf otHlolerwe and IamIk notice, per line Business & Professional eails,n. DtsuUv Advertisement, per inch Al.l. Pisplav A.ls mutt ( in this of fice on Monday and Thursday Morn-ii-jr to insure publication in follow iPf Tuesday and Friday i-aiies. Reasons are "imperative. Tl'liSDA Y, KKHRt'ARY 'Jfi. 10KI. The pleasant weather of the pst few week is enabling workmen on the different buildirr no v umicr eoiwtnc tion, to proceed with considerable rig idity. The new Christian church, the now bunk and hotel buildinc and Pr. ; Wendt's new residence are fast near-, Stove inc completion. The beautiful weath-' niann . er which we are now enjo..inc is in j p Mattoon and wife of Hobo striking contrast with tho severe ( m y,e city. storms which are now rapnc over the East. t Cecil fiappenings. i Pr. B als is in i'ortland this wick. pipe made to-order at Zaeh- aro The civiliied world is shocked over the report of the killini; of the late President Madero and Vice-President Jose Pino Suaroi, of Mexico, who had been imprisoned by provisional Presi dent Hut-rta. President Huerta faci ally states that Madero and Suarez were shot durinc an attack by a party of Madero's friends who were attempt ing to rescue the ex-president. Ma dero's assassination had been anticipat ed for several days and the United I States officials had brought all possible pressure to bear to save his life, but ( apparently to no avail. No one will ' doubt but that Madero and Suarez i were murdered in cold bUxd. The af- ' fairs of Mexico are certainly in a de-1 plorable state, ami we believe the United States would be justified at! this time in stepping in and taking a H. J. Tohl. of Hemlock was in town Saturday. i.'hoice cows, heifers and horses for le. F. R. Heals. A younc sow ttrai siv littio ptes for sale. See t-. Tune. A. E. Evans, of Sehalero, was town over Sunday. W. A. Gordon, of the Tovricery is Portland this week. C. W. Mcllvaine of By City was town on business today. in Frank Ebbeson, of Beaver, was a Tillamook visitor Sunday. Attorney Geneste, of Bay City, was in town on bu.tntss today. P. J. Schoppert. of Hebo, waj in town the first of the week. House moving jack screws and outfit for sale. See W. G. Dwk-ht. hand. However. th re are manv things I . , ... , to be considered in regard to this mat-1 ' Hlm and wife from up the ter:- President Taft has shown i Tras were in town Saturday, judgement in keeping our hands oil Joseph Harrison was a Tillamook Mexico so far. Should we intervene I City business visitor Saturday. at tne Star thoatre wn won bv Gooruv lVk and 15. Kobcrts. Thcro were .101 od in the (HlliipVi 1. Kor your house conneetiotw for low er, see Zachman. He will d yw gvHxl job at a ivaatmable price. N'o. 2 CoM hlaat Inntern irlobiift 10c. I No. 1 lamp globe o. no. It lump rIohm before J. Ivc. Uimnr variety fitore. urop in ainl look around. ' For ome unknown reaaon the Rametdalo pvt officci htt beon dUcon tinucd. tho late p-i'run of that otllce ! mw receiving their mail at either ! Mohler. GnnbaWi or Hobjonvllle. Jutltte 5rTenb'rirer aceontaniel by his on Hucu. oditor of tho Nnhuloiti Enterprise, arrived in the city Sutur day. The judge reuturnl to his home on Sunday morning while tht alitor , remained until Monday. Mrs. K. N. Henkle went to ICockn- way this morning to viait her parents. Mr. and Mm. Piul Shradtr, for a jwhile. Mr. ami Mr. Shrader hvc 1 been in the city for a few days, re turning to Kockiiway this morning. Chas. JohnMn ami wife of Clover dale, who took their daughter to Port land and left her there for medical trontoient last week were -"ailed to Purtlumi again this week on account' of the child aertous condition. Pr. Wcndt reporta the following births: Born to Mr. ami Mr. Henry Zurtleuh a girl oi the iOrd. ; to Mr. ami Mrs. James K. Pnllin of Hemlock a boy on the 'ilth; to Mr. ami Mr. Oolph TinneMtett a biy on the 2ilh. Thorough-bretl pure white egg strain Indian Runnr Iuck eggs $1.50 por sotting also a few fine young white Indian Runner Prskes for sale Mr. Anna Roenicke. Woods fregoru Friday night was a big night at the Star theatre. The Texas Tommy danc ers entertained the people with real I lively dancing and brought the house j down with applause. Watch the Star MJ1ICI: lr()R lUmUCAHON. Department ( the Interior. I.A.NtV-OKFU ti atj'ortlnml. v l)filgOi. V'V'-lT!,Jlh'- VMX JC0TICH t" hrCC,it! that Hugh V, Welsh, of UUIne, t'tcgi'. j tiftolr Ifith, IWJ, wmk iuinieeu ntry No. ItWW. Serial No. 0U16. for SWl SW'l. Sec S. NW1 NW1. Sc.- IT. d KJ SKI Section IS. i.iuimtilc .1 South, Range S Went. Willimtte Meridian. ha nlrd notic of mlentmn to make Final rlvw yNr I'tvof. to wl'- i hah claim to the land iU dncnlnl. t". HoMen. County t'Wrk of Tlllam.A County. Oreiftw, t Ttllu mok, tlregtwi. v the ftth duy of April, 1911 t'laiuwnt name a wttneK : J J. Browning. J. J. Ilollrtt, Pee Moon. and E. K. How Jural, nil of IIIMne, Till amook Co., Oren, II. K. HIC.1IY. Register. in in one of the most detestable hornets at ! the Tillamouk Feeo Co. store. nests we ever cot into. The climatic and geographical conditions and the . chas- Wooley, of Beaver, was a pos natural resources of the country are ! senger tojt'ortland Monday. such that the Mexicans could and no doubt would keep up an almost everlasting geurilla warfare on our troops. And while we can no doubt whip Mexico's army with ease, to keep her people under any kind nf lawful subjection would require large numbers of troops and much cost. Of course Mexico is rich and we coall make her pay the bill, but then we believe it would be better for Mexico to clean up ner own door yarn. However con F. E. Norton, merchant of Banks, is transacting business in the city. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Iooley, Jr., of Garibaldi, were in town Monday. Just received a car load of extra so lected seed oats. Tillamook Food Co. In the Cotmtv Court of the Mtttc ol Oregon, for the County of I illamook,. In the iimttur of the otntr of J. Henry Cochran, dereannl. Notice la hereby given, that J'hn R. Ontinnn, dtninitrtor with the will annexed of the estate of J. Henry Cochran, deceased. h rendered ami presented for final settlement, ami tilet! in said Court, bin final account of his admlniittratton, and that 'Ihurday, tho -Mth day of March, li3. at 10 o'ekvk A. M.. at the Court room of ald Court at the Cmrt Iiimud tn ak! County of TillntWMtk. in the State of Oregon, ha been tlcd ami pilntnl by ii id Court as the time nml place fur the settlement of raid account, at wnteh time nml place any riron In teroatml in saitl estate 'nay apiwar and tllo excwptlorm in writing to the said accoant, ami content the name. John R. Outmnn, Administrator with the will anneted of the Erttntr of J. Henry Cochran, deeeaieil. Pateii and tlrst piibliahcd. February Uth, WIS. Date of hut publication. Mar:h 11th 1U13. ditions may go on from bad to worse! 6 yean old, fresh now. John Thyler, for original dances. Mrs. Marc Bays, of Clovcrdale, drove to this city the latter part of last week to spend several days viaitinr friend. She was accompanied by Mrs. Floyd Culberron and son Robert, who are visiting at the home of her pur'enu j Mr. ami Mr. .Marion Poty of thin place. Mrs. Mary Wanton, rutum.i! on Sun day from an extended visit in Seattle and Portland. She was accompaniod from Portland by he.-son, R. A., who bus been visiting in California of late, and her son Howard "bo hn been in Portland for the past few weeks. L. F. Brodo of Bay City ami John wtevr you buy from others. Nelson of Garibaldi were county seat wbon ya w,nt th" '"Vers rw sure visitors today. ftnd C8t yur S. C. W. Leghorn chicken . , , , 'and liidian Runner duck egga from --.w. w. wi w j09 Harriion. Both kinds at il. 00 NOTICI: l:OK I'UULICATION. Department of the until we are forced to take a hand, Should this be the esse it will be up to u to do our duty and tackle the job, if it is a nasty one. Hemlock. R. A. Wahleu O. D. Eye Specialist I will be in Cloverdale March Hi., 2nd. REPORT Of R1VERDALE SCHOOL. For month ending Feb. 21, 1913. No of pupils remaining at date. s 9, girls 9, - - . total 18 - 30 267 and 3rd. Mrs. Anderson, of Nehalem, wi in por setting. Address Jos. Harrison, Garibaldi. Rev. Kuhlman wan called to Hay City this forenooT where hu preached th funeral sermon of I.. J. Johnson, father of Malphus Johnson of the Mia- N . lays ts-Wi.- le No. VV w !e No. W:. le No. N j. pupils A '.e rage A .i; rage d iVr ceot C." ait ndanee i'.nTiCe te r lisent or late - i"K 1 lance ...i,.-b S.l . . 0' 161 18 j -17 H j the city for a few days this week hsv-! mu Jeased reatde.1 at Everett, ing dental work done. ,v-asn.. t tne time of his death, the - ... , .1 remains being brought to Garibaldi on S ab Wood for sale direct from the Monda l)vreHlteii WM the found SiL0 Slivered. See ,nd for a lme tt)r lt, Th(. WlU.h. SnroOe. , tower, a newapaper published some J. M. LlUbsrg left thi. morning for i yer aK at T"iam.k. Portland where he will look after prop-1 erty intere.U for a time. j REPORT OF DISTRICT NO. 49. CLOVtWDVLh SI.'.VS. Fror i Courier : A ioy waa be.- ,n Mr. nd Mrs. J. L. Littl.! Nestucca. Ei rar Gilbert, i: i l F M. of to the Wm. H. Wilson, of Hebo, was in the eity this week. He visited the north end of the county on Sunday. A 20 aere ranch for rent ; four acres cleared, house and barn. Enquire at Herald office. i Dr. Beats has bought a now one seat, 20 H. P. Ford automobile. T.h new machine was purchased through Sd I Hadlt-y, local agent. Wallace, S. C, 1 Mrs. A. N. Ginn. who is teaching Woo., and John Holgate, of Beaver. ! cho' Trask fish hatchery, spent viMt. d Masonic Mjre here last even- Sunday at her home in this city. For bale: A number of good milk cows, some fresh and some that will be frekh soon. John Schild, Fuirviow. I rig A I kIsm? of the h yr I Order of Moose was i rganized here MoHay roght with C2tmmbers. the election of officers a ill :eur at a later date. John Jenek movod last wetk from T Maioook fcothe Boals rW;h. A don- Key.-gir.e has been placed on this this rnch by Mr. Beals, it present owt,c, and the ii' e will be logged off a: d ' impfM.-'i the coming summer. Mr. ind Mrt. Job Foster returned to "!.,,! tie Tutihy from their extend- i' valley and Portland. Wlnle t'.i-y mm ted Kevt-ral places in tiie v 1 t.ut have not as yet de cided U,c. 'Aiil peruianently lo catu. We believe tiiey will yet ducidu to build here and remain with their old established frionds, at least we hope they will. Lots 8 and 9, block !), adjoining Everest and Learned' i pool parlor, has been purchased by W. C. Burns, of Portland, from Chas. Ray. Mr. Bills, who has been here with Mr. Burns the past few days, informs tho Courier that ho and his father will be associa ted with Mr. Burns in establishing a furnitur' and hardware Imsinews hero A ttire building will bo erected on the site purchused Bometimo during the mont.of.May, A good house broom Lamar's Variety Store, look around." fr 25c at "Drop in and John Earl returned borne Saturday aftr a visit at Valley points sitiee the holiday. He is staying U Jesse Haul's at present. Juat received direct from tho Kast, a barrel of home made sorghum. Tillamook Feed Co. The firemen-s' dance was attended by a good sisiuj crowd on Saturday oven ing. Those present report a most on. joyable time. Dr. S. M. Wendt, physician and sur geon; fits glasses and guarantees them. ! Onice Commercial Building opposite i Todd Hotel. I "The Gleaners," a class of girls and ' "The Hustlers," a class of bova of tl. Methodist Church, met at tho homo of Rev. and Mrs. Kuhlman on Mondi.y evening and enjoyed a splendid social time. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Kuhlman during the evening. About thirty young ,)COple from tho two classes were in attendance. For month ending Feb. 21, li13. No. daya taught during month 20 Whole No. days attendance - 200 Whole No. days absence - - 0 Whole No. times late - . ' 0 No. pupils neither absent nor late 10 Average number pupils belonging 10 Average dally attendance - . 10 Per cent of attendance . . JOO No. vinits by parents ... 2 No. visits by members school board 0 ROLL OK HONOR. Mar'.ha Maimer, Elisabeth Maimer, John Stuivenga, Annie Stuivenga, .Stella Stuivenga, Rosie Ahplaiiaip. erner Abplanaip, i'hifieaa liav. rnln k, James Palliri and Mildred 1'nllin. Katie Shoots, teacher. Interior. oativ; U. S. LAND OFFICK at Portland. Oregon, January 2IthI. Itl3. NOl ICR la hoieby givon that Ci ester C. Shuw, who postolllcu atklrojot l care of ShaA-l,ofk Realty t'o., Port laml. Oregon, did, on the 2ft th day of April, 1912, (lie in this olllcc Sworn Statement and Application, No. OSlOo, to purchase the SWJ of SK. Section 30, Township 1 South, Range S Wct, Willamette Meridian, ami tho timber thereon, umler the provision of the act of June 3. l.VTC. ami acU atnrmla lory, known aa tho "Timber and Stono Uw," at such value aa might be fixed by apprawement, ami that, pursuant to such application, the land ami tim- bur thereon have been appraised, the timber estimated feO.OCx) lwnrl feet at 76 cents jier M, ami the land itO.00; that said applicint will oifer final pnof in support of his application ami sworn) Statement on the Itth day of April, j 1913, before the Register and Receiver of tho United States Umd Urtice, at Portland, Oregon. i Any person is at liberty to (irotest this purchase before entry, or initiate i a contest at any time before patent ' issues, by filing a corroborated affi davit in this office, alleging fact which would defeat the entry. I H. F. HIGBY, Register. First national Bank Cillcimooli. Oregon DIRKCrOUS: J. C. II1 IM'.N It. C. Uamh Wm. r,. Tait C. W. Ta i. MAO it l'.U'l. SOIIUADUK v Imvc just int n Mcl soim inotUtu Safe jpt)it lUtxcjf where yottr v.tl Ml I 1 4- . . I till KM Will lit" Mllf 111111 f w tmlili will bo plcusotl to slmw tllOII) tt) ViMI. Under : U. : S. : Government : Supervition I.NTKKl'-S'T I'AID ON TIMH DWOSl'lli Evangelistic Services at U. B. ChurJ IBiBIBIBS IsSBslsBBBsH Spci-ifil lvvati)'i !isi i the I'm tec! Bretlm-u t i i Nut - '., n th-s witk '. mult r Itf tn ii in ,(J Dr. J. R. Parker, of Philomath t mi . . ... .tin-mi:, will lit- ill IIHOU-Nl l, .HI tin . itl' MS nt nv city jiikI ooiumiiiiiiy jih well ns church Kiii.- S . .I1 I lli'f'l c latilt i... ii: -..,1 1. . "j"'" ", oiihiwm ruin evening :tm t( it oikv nii'tius that you will want to conn- at mi J ,in ImkIv wolcomo. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF i IJS HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT, j c 1 VISIT O NOTICK IS II KftFit V fWVKM. that t the undersigneti ha flli- ! count as adrniri.ar.itor t,.e ri , f : K. M. I". Dawson, deeeaand, and that oiul Justice District in llll:,- , ..r.! ' W - , " ,"" - "wny, Mail PpMint WANTED FOR ADDITION. Ill IU'1 MJ.MrMON.S. In the Justice Ctiurt for the Sec- inook Comity, Oregon, 1 iii..i. , .... . . ivuimn ' W, ' 'm'r i iaaaer. arm John ,,r .....i - k- m 4oiii ouaiotaa ied Monday, the 7lhday of Apnl, ldlS, .. m. at th coon room vl ! I if r. n,u.r, A Wif.Ni to r ivc l.i.l-, f.,r I, , Addition to no- Ma,. l.inf 4IHM l.i be r,.( I . VI f, . jf-t high to mi-, s no, .. t n ii m(,- tl ,,. J h i Q.ll-Ii court in the e ui ty court bouse , nnt. !... n. - -. OIl Ii -i under the fir in flMIIltf (if PlilMlfasV 1 in Tillamook (Jltv. 0 rion. aa iIia lim flrOtilUrS. PUinl ,4 ' nml nlliu.. f..- 11... 4.- . 4 .. VS. PlainlirTs, U1 h-i- aro to In. f,,r HII llll.lltl ill (i ( , I Ur t.. fur i'lib.-r 'mill, . t, mii lw Hi ni'i.) tfl'itp' "hllilllll nn l lllie I IT. I f'1 li' utloim ut the and pliieo for tho liearu.g ,.f ubjeelioris, ' wi.1... . ,i4iiiiy uiure are, 10 ituiu ar.-ount. a ' " weientiani. , U,,, ui,ut ' ' S.- .. lo Ytm Wheeler, Uefndnt: In the! ,,,, ZT1 T lrl,, Till.,,, k, Or.i-,. name of tho State of Oregon, you re i . , ,7 ' ! , l" ''""form to pro.. ,,t Imildi- hereby rotjuired to a ,,nr and answer nJu',' 7T' Um "'I"'"' "h! .r-'-rv.. ti. ,.hl ,,, r, Ducuuiml. , I'U.'l. J1in i.fiif ('rciiiiu ry A's U G II When you w.'tuL anything icept in a WKST CLASS Drug Store I Ic also keeps SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR EVERY PUPIL CLOUGH TUB RIvUAHU. Druggist and Book Seller the complaint filed against you in the aoovo entitled eiiirt and nation, on or before the Inst day of the lime pro scribed In the order herein, which mid order was made arid dated on the 18th day of .January, llll.'i, and if y0 fj ho to aimwer, for want thereof the plaintiirs will have judgment atrnlrihl you as demanded in Mm complaint filed herein. This sivnmoiiD is served upon you by order of W. Mtauloy, .tiuihu of the court above-mentionud, dalud Mm IHth I day of January, 1013, therein oid-frinj that StimmmiH la served upon you by ! iuoiic..-ui(in timreof in tho "Tillamook ftful f f a t The F,lJo inn Merchants arc Civinn Away R. BOND Stamps GOLD Trading; ierald," a ewpaper of .nral eircu- IIAIPOM'S STOK'lv, Dry (Ii,is rinll.,,,,, lil 1,'ti,' Till.,,ook County, Oregon. (M I AS I (M fll'fM f i , '-'""""K- Sl,()('. once each week for a period of nix c r L,'Ul I'IIS, Hooks, Sla t ioilcTV bt weeks from the date of the first iiubli-' UpplK'S, fit'. cation thereof- nml il,.. u r. flMi". V. L'MI'iin " niiio lor you mnw IX.4WIU ,KJ.. 1 1 ( ll'( IV'.'I t'o lii,,.,,.., Ii Mii (J to answer sa.d complaint beglnn to run i tcrial M. "oniu.iu, btOVOS, IJuil(lllll( AM Irom llm lino i.f II... .I..i.. ..r 4;. . ii . I ' - ' r - - innb Jtilf- j llcation of thlfl .Sumrnoim. i j The date of Mm first publication of I this .SummoiiH is the 21et duy of Jnu. lary, 1918, and tho ihite of the lust pumicaton thereof, and the last date JUNUJvKNUDSON IfUKNJTUKIv COMPANV upon which you are remilr...) lo i!U'iii..lffl., .... X4,,,uru' V-UN" ANY. lOnorbeforelsMarch-lthV iars. VJIilv' 1KIV, WIltTC Ii VCTyl)()fy (,OCH IIOMAS CONI'IvC I IONJ5K Y STOKIJ Cnutlics CVai Attorney for i'lulntlfrs. 'I'll I AVinnitT lllu r i ! II' , a i JivUA.MUOK JIhRALI) Hsuct Twice Wtck. t
