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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1913)
i s JAMES E. MARTINE IT . Notice CIo.sIiik S t renin. .5 " . ? T KNOW Al.l. MKN' HVTHKSK I'KK-; SKNTS, That. WHKIiF.AS, tho ?tto Hoard of Klsth ami (.lanto CommlMion rn. of tin- State of Orvuon (a wi'll n.1 ' it pmkvoMur. tho Hoard of Kt.h Commissioners of the State of Orvirun) ha prpapitod ami stocked. iul i pn- J NOIiCH lr0 PUIU.ICATON. Ry.Lawi of the Tillamook County Fair Allocution. (Continual fivtu rTrat (I'UHI.ISHEU ) Department of The Interior. ywml that dato when tho iiirHie of tliu of Orvx'O". Co., Portland, Oregon, illil. on the 2Mh I day of April. WIS?. Hie In thti ..tllee j Sworn Statement ami Application. No. MUV3, to purchase tho S. W. of S. R I and 5l- ilioto or Anincn lr aouUob James E. Mjrtlne. United States senator from New Jerse, who took i promnlent part In the West Virginia coal strike investigation. Brief News of the Week Andrew t'arnei:i' s!ft of J 1.000.000 nas rejected bv the College of Bt.-thops of the Methodist Kpiacopal church. The Illinois Ietrlslnturo adjourned without passtnB tin Initiative and ref erendum bill before It. The "17-vear-locusts" which had been swarmlM In the woods about Kansas City have disappeared, after dolac. but little damage. The state capttol and many jtores were unroofed at Tallahassee. Klo.. by a tornado which swept over the city. In the country near by much linstock was killed and maimed and other dam age done. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enslneraen In session at Washington has passed an amendment to Its constitution admitting to mem bership all employes encased In the operation of electric locomotives. A recent heat wave caused many protratlons and six deaths at Chicago, and 'wo deaths In Philadelphia. More than 1000 head of hogs died from heat In the Union stock yeards at Chicago, cn-nillng a loss of J35.000. Through a unanimous decision of the United States supreme court, ne groes can be compelled by steamship uuuiiauies 10 accept secona class ac commodations. A municipal wage commission at Los Angeles reported that H per day was the lowest wage upon which a family could be supported In that city. It found that 6000 workers were ceiving less than 12 per day. The Japanese under secretary of state for foreign affairs at Toklo ten dered an official apology to the Ameri can charge d'affalrs for the Inscription directed against the United States which was written by unknown per sons on the walls of the American em bassy. A collision between electric cars Thursday near Vallejo, Cal.. resulted In violent death to 13 persons. Twenty-five othrn wr Injured, two of them fatally. A two-car train crashed Into a single car at full speed. Twenty-five thousand to 30,000 building workers were locked out In Chicago In pursuance of the expressed determination of the Dulldlni; Trades Employers' association to break un ionism In Chicago, and the city faces the most terious building strike since 1900 ...i i i. . i . S. UNI) OKKlCKnt Portland. Ore. ! I"""" "" . ,UM j Alt rll I. r. Mil. Aj.rll l.th. ltftJ Annual Meeting. NOriCK Is hervby given that Section I. The annual mooting for ....... i- ci. ... i . ...hi... ..i 1 Iho orgsiilatlon of tho board of dlrco- psgattnc and atovklng tho waters 0r, ""-. v o i to,,, ahall Ui held on tho third .Monday TillmitiHik Hay itml its tributaries, In i ""w -y i m January oi ram )cr. , ... . - ti ....I . I . Ill .l..ttt.l. I Itl'hH L' IV lllll l'l 1 ltmrl of llirotum Dr;anlitlon ami I'lltlC. Sivtlnii 1. Tim no ly letol Utard of illrvctnr shall iiir-t. tiJnllfy ami U ortfutiUod the Hilnl Miimlay sumlini; the 1st day of January of 'ach year, ami nlmll elet a nrlli'n, o,rnlry ami irvaourr. lm shall liM ot!W un til their ucviur arv clctftwl ami (Jllulillttl. Sccttrtti 1 Tho prvdent and vk tirvatdont shall U i(Ktsl from tlio nkly of thu dlretftor , the secretary and troanurcr may rloclcd from the stockholder. Srctlou 3. Tlio ilutiot of the Utard of dlrocttint shall lt to umr'mji! th (UihMbI lntrrftt.1 ol the oH;lattull, , preiiam for ami iriv) an annual agri cultural ami industrial inhibit, ami to Tillamook (Vunty. Stuto with fNluion ti.h, nml WHKKKAS. sunt Till.imiH.k liny tU tributaries arv frtiiuentiil by ti on Hh. ami. for the tmnvwe of pro ..... .. .11 O-.-i . .... 1.1.. I L?.....l. twtine the same, the said stato tuvin' ; I. tn uwiwnui i wnn, of Fish ami Game Commissioner has ', Kantt S West, Willamette Meridian, dwided tori. a tributary of said Til- ml ll0 ti,,,., thereon, under the pn- lamook Hay. Known u the ' VI,,0I of the -cl ufJum. on Mough, ami t tributaries , nboi a Mm on s.iid Hoquurt-1 mt.ultory. known nnilmhlT 31 V..t tola. 7 fet from! "TimtHsr and Stotu. Uw. the section comer rummon t Svtioi vllu' ,l,i:ht b" "Pralsement. 23. 21. 2S ami 26. of Tow whip 1 South, lhttt' pursuant to suen application. .,... in W.t of the Willamette i 1,10 Um' n,hi u'"lr thcrwm have Kon Meridian this point on said Houarl- li7', ami as at the such on Slouch being more particularly do signaled by pasta erected by the Maj'er Fish Warden wnrnini; the public; and altm ar.othor tributary of said Tilla mook Hay. known an Miami Kiver. nboe it ttoint where the count v vvairon bridge cnxwu said Miami H.ver just ! 0l,!cc ut lrtlnU. OrrKon. K-kiw lho !acitic Railway & Naviga- i n" I--"" " al nwriy proici lion ComtKtny-s railrttd bridge crossing thU Prcrue twfoio entry, or Initiate said Miami River. all beintr in Tilla-' " contest at any time before patent appraised, the tlmln-r estimated W.tXX) bo.tnl feel ut 7f cent.s for M, and the land $10 , tti.it said applicant will otfor tinal proof in support of his application and swum statement on the Seventh day of July, l'J13, bvfuro the Regular and receiver of the United States land mooV lMintv. State of Oreeon. to nrv-I u 11 smrrowsmuiinmii vent tishmg therein by any means whatever, except with hook ami line I in thu otlice. alleging would defeat tho entry. facts which ommonly called angling, for salmon tish, during the periods of time herein after specified. NOW. THKRKFOHE, NOTICKUS HEREBY GIVEN by said State Hoard of Fish and GaroeiCornmiiwior.or ihatj said tributary of Tillamook Bay, known as Hixiuarton Slough. ami its ; tributaries above a point on said Hoouarton Slough, 47' 31' West 2.013.7 feet from the section corner j common to Sections 2J. 21, 25 and 2ti, ! of Township 1 South, Range 10 West, of the Willarnctto.Meridian -this point I on said Hoquarton Sloughbeing morel particularly designated by posts erect-j ed by the Master Fish; Wartlen.warnirg the public, are and each of them is hereby closed to fishing of any kind or salmon fish, except with hookand line, commonly called angling, from and after July 17. 1913. until on and after October 15, 1913; and , that the tributary of said Tillamook i Bay. knownas"the Miami River, above a point where the county wagon bridge crosses said Miami River tust below the Pacific Railway & Navigation Corn-j pany's railroad bridge Trussing said .' Miami River, is hereby closed to fish-! Int nf am- Wind fnr anlmnn f nvi-,rf I with hook and line, commonly called angling, from and after July 17, 1913, until salu tributary is opened again to ' salmon fishing, as provided for under ! Section 5316 of Lord's Oregon liws. and it is and will be unlawful to fish for, or take, or cateh any salmon fish by any means whatever, except with I I. I i; ... re. j hook anuj line, rommoniy called Hng I ling, in any of said waters during the said periods of time above npecifiefl. ' Anyjand all persons whomsoever so fishing in violation of thih notice will , be prosecuted as by law provided. J. F, HUGHES , I unairman I ! B. K. DUNCAN ' Secretary C. F. STONE M. J. KINNEY GEO. H. KELLY H. F. HIGBY, Register. .r cv lliwoa m maUrult la and Uiaimtl J-A. o r.nzn Uutt's Vtejj woild om J VAl tnr tdw)-i unl. Usht orxn Ijnk f$31 nth l'cB Ar.mxu V7l uli yocr fad bUL Vl ataodGrdod v ., -JESTIC 1 MakuMe jndChircaai Iron. aas a c amberof esejul n I c turn, nth ui uuxi to iu uuxsuuur ani (inctt- Constituting State Board of Fish and Game Commissioners nl arrrtcv, roiXlnc 11m lluuno th wit rmro ywi na buy rrr Prif. Tkal't why AllrrnoQ i.Uuca try to Uaiuu It. FOB &AXB IT ci McNair n1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (PUBLISHER.) Department of the Interior. U, S. Lapd Office at Portland, Oregon. May 21, 1913. NOTICE is hereby civen that Flos sie Rogers, of Route No. 1, Box 72 A, Tillamook, Oregon, who, on October 14, 1911, made Homestead Entry, No, 03216, for Lot 3, Sec. 5, T. 2 S R. 8 W SWJSEi, SEJSWi. SWJSWJ, Section 32, Township 1 South, Pfinge 6 West, WiH&mettfl Merlilian, lias filed notice of intention to make final Com mutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before J. C. HoWen, County Clerk of Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillumoo1', Oregon, On the 10th day of July, 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: Lillian Kline, David Martlny, Edward Uunenkratt, Edward C. Smith, all of Tillamook, Oregon. H. F. Hlgby, Register. ' ! P T Ti e rv Searlics Ihi hi L i&Jl4Ubli<i wiin-uUur(l. NEHALEM Will Celebrate the FOURTH. Sjjorts of all KiiicIh and a Baseball Game NEHALEM vs. TILLAMOOK For the Championship of Tillamook County. Big Dance in the Evening. WE SHOULD WORRY" and on the Fourth Come to Nehalem. trrm Wk m r "m t--i mr.i ln.,rT"""""""""""""""1' H Your cream separator HV&j liB will operate wBBSKQ iLH H efficiency if it u BB"-TlB. SLztKp H lubricated with vfbSHiEl TfimBi H Specially prepared for cream IT jM j H separator. -Sold by dealers ' III j H everywhere 'attid the j ; K'lVIMk' ! each ua Iwkl frwiurnt li)c-lnti: for tho jnirHwn of ruitau!utln and inatrucllon of tlnir ewcutlvp rt rr. lhy xhall luo pronnumt. iuMiclty, ImjiMuhj ami tvn niffiicr, .1 ura t loo. Aitiuttfinont aol l.-.jtructi.ii. ropmloiu, a.inlni.)ii. putdic prolis don, award, nudltinu of account, ami salnrio. Fhoy ftll int in rtTulor cjiion tht? third Mon day in January, tlio Ut Monday in Marrii, MaV, AUttutl, Soptambor. arul the 3H Moinlav in IVtobcr. tul hen over the prfiKjcnt ami tivrelary. or on the petition of two or tnfp directors, aapectal mcotlni: la drr(nl nrcrtry, tho irrrotary ahall mil a aiwial incct ln by notifuni; ovary durctor by mail. a Iho d) notice Duririi; ay of tim fir. aciaioju hall bo j iuM t-vcry ovciuni; at tho tocrvtary' j .Itke t V p.m. ' Srctiun i, The Trrident bal pro 1 hU- at all mc-tin- of tho Uurd and t iliccluik, uf tho tck holder . ha' i hall put nil prvperly proiriitod tmtl'ta . and aniHKimr the rrulla , appoint 1 rutnmittci's when u inatructrd. namo r vad of department unlet tlieao olll cm aro flIlol by otc of tho direct. r, t anl have eiioial auperviatun of tho rule- aial urder of the Aivulnm ( iU dtrectiira and Cuuntcrlrin warranta i Section 6. Iho vice prealdctil ahall cvcrcin' tho dulio of tho preaidotil or to cio o( hla inability to mrrclno hi OtllfO. Section IV, Tho accrelary ahall kcop an accurate record of the uroccpdlue i of the tuLvxiatiun, Ita directory meet . mi;, aO'l hr. prwlucc auch record, or any portion uf It, whenever retpJiretl. He ahall iuo atock eortltlcalea to all 1 peMoris paid up ami entitled thereto. He ahall in person or by duputv aopr- K'tenl tho recordlriK of ex)wniea awl receipta of tho aaaociallon, of all n- triea fnr cihtblta, cunccaOun fee, ad j tntaaiw, etc , of pris aardel, aixl Irilher dlsburiemenU, and of auch othor information or data a would ictm to 1 bo ncccaaarv lu a cotnpleto record of the work of tho naaoclatloii. Ho aholl l aettlc all accounta and Uuo all nt mtums aubjeel to Inatruciiopa from tho board of diructors ai aoon after pro actitalion of claims aa x)iblc. Ho ahall receive all money duo tho aaaocla tlon, iaaulntr duplicate rocelpU there for ami atiull turn It over to tho treaa uror within ton daya of Ita receipt by him, taking a trcaaurer'a receipt on the lattvr'a acceptance. Ho ahall laiuo duplicate trouaurer'a warranu for the payment of all voucbera or clulrna j;aliiai tho aio'iatlon and ahall not pay any claim or order ajfalnat tho aaaociallon from any money hu may have on hand. At tho diacrctlon of tho board he ahall executu a bond for the security of all looka. rccoriU and money bclonKiiikf to the aaaociation In a um to bo clelcrmeil by the board. Hla hooka ahall be open for the Inapectlon iiirecuira or alockholdera nt anv f of time. section The treaaurrr Imll . celve all money paid to tho accrclary, KlvlriK u receipt in duplicate thorofor, atul ahall recognize nil comit-jraiuned by (he president, for tht-l payment of money, by lasulnjf treaaur-' ora check of the uaodatton. No pay tnenta ahall be nmde In caah. Hu nliall keep an iiccurnte record of rocoipta . and expenditure, which ahull b.i open U) inapecllon of stockholder at any, time. Ili:tiHll h rtiiitlr.l tt ,.i.. I ixiiio to un urnount In dir the lioard for tho aafoty of all monoy of the aaoclatlon. section 8. The bond required the secretary and trenaurcr ahall iiAeu arm prfaenti.il to the iioi later man tho May of be JitifV f4 jOIIN I ISLAND I f " Ml aJt TILLaLAMOOK t;iPifiramji x a a IIKMtll k a law : imimk.uio ; Kh.M. i.STATl TllUrootjjg It's Worth More Than Gd to Relieve the Mind and Enjoy ..GOOD MOVING PICTURE! The Kind Thy Always Show at The New GEM THEA' THE BRIGHT SPOT F. C. FELDSCHA! Cement Sidewalks and Concrete Construction Wor Enquire at Ramsey Hotel 8 I'M Mli KING AT Lcavlnt; Portland dally dally it f. A. M. I.MI1, 1. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHI "NatUro'a I'laygrvUmi," a thcao boachoa havr Uw ctWt, aro rww opn fnr urnmr rlaltnra. Now botl, ila 3 milcrii convonlancc. cwy ctttoa, camplnic aroU!ii d Double Daily Train Scrvii otccpt Hutwlay , BEACHES REACHED IN 5 HOUI Buainraa men can leavo Saturday aftertKwn ami arrive Uri jlnu In tlmo for dinner, wrd tho oVonlnj; and Sund; with thi family and return to Portland Sunday night (t out of time fmm limine. ROUND TRIP FARES FROM PORTUi Saaaoo TickaU on ! daily , . . f 4.00 Wak End (for rtUra Moawlar) . . 13.00 CorrapJln law far from othar polnla OmH tor our krmm mow taittmr "TILLAMOOK i BAOHM" rUm aaj (.11 Uw.lU htm i.r J. T Olty Tlmkmt Oftl BO Sixth St., Cor. John M. Scott, General Pubhciikit Acnt rortlnnri, Oregon I IOOCMVtaaU I muu atrlklnir out a rxirilnn t . ,i.. . f.ll-,l""f 3y w5hlrl vote of thJ director. may bo on personal secur I v or t.i hi," " l w' "",' ,M"' 'P' 2xpenHe'KCUm,,Uny"tlh0" AKTICU3 X.: Auditing Committee ' .Section 1. An auditlnif eommlu,.- aluMI I,.. ... . .1. 1 , " , 7 i' , .V V "' . "l"-noiuer, in n iiirccior tnecl nir ?K..?..UJ 1L0"rt, f .J'cton.: I require .1 membora of the 1Z f ai,.n i T . """f ,l" remirt I'reaonv. in a slock ho dar niroi.""v" v vviianiuv'j a JriK of stockholder In October. IAIITICLK a i. , Voting. bectlon 1. Voting for dlroctor hv tockholdera shall be hy ballot. ,8 aUickhohler .ball be entitle! to ,n,e vote per each share of stock h.ld by him. In election of olllcura In the df rectorato vote shall bo by ballot m. Jority of votes cast being ncwaary to a cholca and audi director lm Inir entitled to on. vote. If & be only one ,0mln0 the vote muy b" v acclamutlo ' ' AUTlci.EXH. Surplus. All money on hund unneunry to meet the actual oxiiciisch of th r.ir . .. reKUlar October meeting of the IxmM, ahull constitute a surplus to hu held for further Improvement In whole or hart or be deatrlbutpcl amonff tho tockl holders as h dividend, at the dincretlon of the directors, ARTIGI.K XJli. Dute of tho Fnlr. Section 1. Tho dull! nf h. r.. ..un . . : : ,. in i aiinii no uetermed not iiitar thun n... l. meetliiKof the board each year, "x' 1 " IWjorfa Hulei of "onler B the year of 1013. ' . he the R'Ude unless poInU In ciuest on r,.. I aro rnvnrxH In ik...' i... i Mnon ' . ,,, .M1.HU I''iaWB, AllTICLB XX. Order of Iltialnaaa Hectlpn.l, Thereirular order nt llllsl- haii be: l. itauiin. r AltTICI.K XV. (juoruin. quorum for the tranaactlnn nf ahall o Imj meeting roure 'luurum, ApTIOI.R XVI. Amendments, Mection 1. Amendmonts or altera tonamavtwt in,lu t ... i".wr" .' i i " """"ai meet ng or at poae. Notlcoof all propostil amertd. tnents or alterations inu.be puhC vote? y' ,,rUV,UH 10 lhe'"Wl ARTiq.rl XVll. Kiitlllcation.. Section 1. All Iho liijsfr. tram, acted by the aal.tlon U I bo trin!- aXta&.,t':H,,U,,t,Pn th-r"f' AHTICI.K XVIII. h..i , yrHiiMhturc. Hoctlonl, No expenditures shall lie rniulu bv anv illrnntxr ..in... ' " V" imiivqi. or com rnltteu unlea. authorlted ay vote of tho AltTICI.K XIX. Kulefl Of Oritur Hcctlon I, In all questions nf nrn. 4. Ho)rt of eclal commits Unlllllahetl bilalneaa. li. CaaM tlon read. 7. Now IrMlaaaJ Asalirnment of anoclal a Tho unlnr nf lmaltua( nlnVtf may ha varied, however, or f trio consent, or vote of a tho stockholder present at uj "'If. riAlrfN DON'T 81'OH, A GOOD W llU 1a.a.a.l.w. LI l .i.ulil.H lA We are aeltlnc Hanica tW "J best stock at prices that tempt you, A WKM. MAOK ARTICLE XIV., Section 1. A hrxlv i,f mli.. i - adopted by the bdard t ...Z (it routine or spculnl Tb'ualm;sa and auch Inoss nHeam-y be amended by add.n to or f ti JTnfJiSC, HARNESS Will not onlv Imnruvo tilt' (PC of your horse, but contrlbut aafntu mull U,iv u riinw;r ' - 'j . v , , , ihrii; ,p i' , ll be avoldail If th.i fild Ilarnvill11' discarded In time. W. A. WJLLUI THIamook
