Che tmatnook Rerald C. G. Crcmblcy, 1ucd Civlcc J UJcck editor Cuc(l.iv and Frld.iv Kntorod M so-ond-diiio. mattor May 17, 1910. at the vwt otlloo at Tillamook, Oren, under tho act of Marvh 8, ISW. srnscKirnoN $1.50 a ykar in aovvnvh Wdvcrtlsinrt Kale ' ceal Advertisement Hr.t Insertion, por lin $ .10 Kach subsequent insertion, lino .06 Homestead Notice R-W Timber Claim - 10.00 Notices per Una .06 Card of thank. pr line .0 Locals, or line, first .mrtion - .7J Bach subsequent insrttou, line .Ofi Resolution. of ( "omioliftH'e ami lodKV notici", pr line .06 Business .C- Professional cimla.mo. 1.00 Display Advertisement, per Inch .26 ALL Oiaplav Ails tnut be in this of fire on Monday awl Thursday Morn ings to insure "publication in follow ing Tuesday ami Friday issue. Reasons are 'imperative. FRIDAY, SKITKMIU-K l'J, HH.'t. COMMUNICATION tnlisiHWV no sensible, or Impartial' man would receive for a moment on aov toint in which their latere! wotiM t,. iiitinmittl lv suvlm? what I not true. I Hut who I this French priest! la he a : J 1 reality or a myth? If a realltv, he U . IJ certainly tuuneles, and an npoHiaio i Wsldos? III testimony against III old , co-rolii:lonit I worth much a ! would he that of one Henedict Arnold . ne.nli.st the patriot of our glorious ' levolution, or of one Juda Ucanot I against Christ and hi in-ostlo. Seventh. How can the slanderers ev , plain the following and yet believe in the veracity of the word attributed to1 the croat general' LaKayette made a speech in tho French Chamber April l. l-JK, ami it t fouml in totu In th !!iiU'i f, lirtexMMli'nce, etc. of I. a Kitti. published in I'J volume by , hi fnttnlt umler the Imiiriniatur of Ms I favorite Von. Gootgo Washington m' i Favotto. l'he subject In debate whs , the motion to owl cortuin refugee ; from FrMeee. including the Kngllidi, or rather lnh monks, who were sojourn- i ing wi-h the Trapplsts nt MelWav.! I La Fuvette wntmly opksod the hillj ! ami used this language: "I Know well' : that in the report they have mkon of i the expulsion of aome Knglwhn.en. i who have entered among the Trnppists , at Mollarey. as a measure of good ami ( wim administration. Such measure, gentlemen, are not nnoug those which i will tnrrtt mv onloey. Mistnv mil) riir foi f. r strength, nor dtmpotisin , for power, then. u will not hnve row ot all thee precaution, and the' I Mr. MaeKentie even aume the I role of a rroohet in hi reference to' ' Krat -, "He I'He Pope) knows hs , Ttllaraook. Oretron. Sept. . 1913. cMct dauirhter (France) ha left U" ' ! To the Editor of the Herald mutertuil feome. never to return." t! I am averse W d.-eti.1':s to the thin, my dear friwnd, that I .mw level from whteh the Rev. Mr. Mac- mueh nr'itut that you. prhap a kene ha eer fit to bc hi eartlondi little nwre, without preterwlinsr to fore of tilth at the Cjitholic v.'huroh. He is 'tell future ent. I hnvw been ii not. to u?e hi own evpresion. eon-i hranee e-vl tiroes, ami have t.,.nt i rJ,ppit f Mellerav will not be more trovcrsalist.'" niiH-lv, man. who by weet and month in that beautiful ,Knuennm f- r you than are the JenuiU sober reanirp am) so!id sreument country, and 1 can ay in all truth. 0f c;Hrvitovn to th. Utntetl i?rnt(!." seek to corvine hi fellow man of that faith, far from heme dead, is very n c,)m.Hion. 1 would like to remind the riphteoun th cause he ha flourishing. I have ikon to orients . v)r cKenio of the word of one espoused, but, like "The Menace." he i and peooK: I have visited .IttTurtrnt irrt.wttr th.in himoclf. namely. George praife o Jnehlv. ami the Chiniw . churches in Ums Kreat city of Pan on Wmhinnton. After tho eenu'ra'tulatory and Crowley, whore company he love varum Suralayx. awl at all the servir. . ,j,jtow lhnl wa, ir,,w to him so well, the Reverend gentleman would j e I have en the nroHt hailira ' the t"tfMlitfH of tho country, wlum he appear to be a tuuti-shn?;er, a man who : the eity fill! to their utimwt eapicity , WB unanimously elcctl llrwt presi is a firm believer in the werda of Vol- by devout worhip. rs, men. women jet ( uvW r0tMiblie. Waahltiuloo taire. Uie, :iWO-illlni; khi aia sn.i rmmri-n. .Miitroivr, i . iiwiuih- i rt.p!itti : "Aw mankind lx'COmt moro IK? Oelieveo. irieu ui anrciinc mj If You Can Manufacture Anything Come to WHEELER To Do The Mantif acttiring article fairly and -jUKrelv. he roraw hack w'ith an avalanche of plati tudes, of low insinuation, falseheod. and misinterpretations of th' .scrip ture, of o-eailed dead-ot i-' jection to the Church, heretofore refuted a thousand time. It is too bad that the centleman did foreet to mention that the basemen: of every Catholic Church in the land are to-;ed with eut and powder (inelodine; dynamite), to be used whenever the CahoKe of Amer ica wil! be ordered by the Pope of Home to kill otl their Protestant brethren. O Tempera. O Mores ! pepl. of r ranee in their impoverished ;,r..i thov Wiii i,e ,,ulr.. nt .,, niv rnimon. robbe. . as tti.y are. of thnt tho,e wh cnluel themselves th-r churches ami their lawful vs. i ns wortht ,no,i,ers uf the commi.mtv essiona, besides uppsrtini; their home r,, ,.,,ui,v crtitloi to the protection church, are irvim: more mon,.y for t.)e ,lf Ult. ,.,v"i government. I how ever t.txca -ation o the rntth in heathen,.,,,.,,. ,nru.,t Hmnni. i, f,,p-miwi f ! rtHtii.tw in Vimtitt4 nf ill t it-it unit 1 premime thut your will mil forcet the lard than all the other countries the Cntholic world combined : they are i,i,i,,,. M1i furnishinj; more mi,ionnries ami t follow. cituens priest for iiairan lands than Catholic of the real of the en totrether. Bismark, "iron and bloxI", when at the lenith of his power, at the time of the Kul turkampf, said "Wir irehon nicht nach i Carossa". Hut he went, ami the Inll- I am very much afraid, mv dear Mr. del government 0f r:nce (which .Mr. MaeKenrii. that the mantle of your j MacKentie commend) is already be charitv retcre , very far. It meas-1 i;inninc to retrace its step, ami i a low iv coin;; to "i anoa . uut a all the i itHtriiiti,. n,rt whii-K vll tiMik in llir world tuk-l ccomplishmont of their revolution, tho man of i .,i .i... ,4rfi(,hhri.i,t .if fl,,ir I'uVitrn ment, or the important assisLanre they reeeivetl from a nation, in which the Roman Catholic faith is prufc4d. Good Hye. Frstneis Van Clarenbeek ures but a few inches in length and it ; i not very ide 1 sincerely hope that ' the charity uf Chrit, our Lonl. on j Judgment " Dav, will be of greater proportions than you are trvinir to at tribute to it. I-ook at the text once more and study and you will 'ind that I the Calvinistie meaning yuu place upon Our lori'i woni is entirely erroneous. , B?Doe Sivs ami Niclal iilnr'Biiriit lo IBmisi who wi3l briii pay rolls lo - - WHEELER 1 S3 V 11 y XVIiulViii 15ay NOTICE FOR BIDS. .1, few days auo Canlinal Vunnutolli and the Kreruh Minister o' tho lutTior -net in Pans with the view to ttl if possible, the troubled condition otl SVe wl.h to secure bid for the con c"unir. ' tlruction of a school house, t'lan-i can Befor- pirtm; with mv friend, Mr be en at Floyd Culbron,. Clover- j MacKeniie, I wish to tell him that lie dale. Ore. Bomd has the richt to re- 1 ... .u., .. I . 11 t , . k f l i. , .1 , i ucvw ,ui ivwc .in jit-ru uict uiv i uw i leci iinv nnu nil uui. mils musi ue m ' n By eivinK the examp'e oz chanty in , or Ko-ne i'nri! t i Vnertca ant g '- i y the Sixteenth of September, 1913 the Samaritan, he did not teach the ' blin up the United Suite. Nu one Wm. R. LawTonce. Jew that the Samaritan was his neiph-J ever wa in dread of this, except men; Clerk Dial. No. 12. lor to the exclusion of the rest of men, j of very distorted brains. Such was' . , but he taught the Jew that, as the not La ravette s. His wa n irreatl Samaritan hau included one of his race mind, ami those who persist in iitLribut amonir his neighbors, so he likewise intt to La Fayette the woril quoted by must learn to expand his heart and t;Mr. MacKenzie ae slaTlerer of the embrace ult mankini r. .hat new 1 -v.- j worst type, because they calumniate which was to he the creat lesson, the : the dead, who cannot speak for them great inheritance of the Christian race, i selves These words cane from some Hor the Samaritan was not an enemy ! one elv, a:al in order to L'ive then of the Jew, he was worse than this, he ome weight wre fslen-d on la Fay Nehalcm Haiboi Co. was his rival. He was looked utxjn with that peculiar feelinir of low hat red which is a compound of contempt and of jealousy. Tne Jew co-.i.Jtred himself unclean after any ir.'ercourse with the Samaritan. The Samaritan was one who had crept into the very heart of that land which should have been appropriated to him as his own inheritance. He had reserved a wor ship which the Jew cor.sidered as exclusively his own. He was the only one who presumed to offer sacrifices to God in a holy place, and to despise the ordinances of Jerusalem, but at the same time observed even more IN IMI: CIRCUIT COURT Of; nu STA'I I: Ol1 ()WI:(i()N, P)K Till; COUN I V Of: I ILL.OIOOK Wheeler. Oregon PorlUnJ (Jlfitr. 327 lnUni ial Tillamook Offwci Cif Is K IUjIi ett- wner. he wns alreudv deait two or three yean It is a cerUin profeaaor ' Clark Cour.tv Investment Comunnv. t. . . L ' ----- - .-r , wejo-e ine,Curpor.Uon. Morso who stunds cemvicted Notice 01 (lunrdlnti Wcnl I'ropcrty. Ainericnn puhlic ;;J avint: originated. I Plnltiir or at least given currency to, this bote t v sUrvier aain-t hia Catholic fello-v-cit- i Srethna S. Phel(w atal Lucretm J. Kil izen, without any decent pretext, much bourne lesi any solid foundation for hu injurs-1 OcfemianU. 1 ous HUitemenU. Allow me Uj ask those To Sn.thnM lh..(1 nn,l l.ii,.r..ti,,' l wno still persist in attrinutin to tho 1 Kilttoorne : - tu--l i tor, nir any oitor therefor ar- Kreat general this slamler against the ie rut.' vi'tMPhPTiii' otiti' Mt, eeptml of lend than S7.K" per nrre, the Catholic priestbowi a few questions, j ir, I Iloanl renervinij the right to rejtiet any v.., .v ..i .. 1 and all bid. Snid lands are attuato In i ou are hereby required to aimear i r..n , .. i , .. .l .u.. ...... .. a. i . .. i . I i iinimwoK uooniy, Krwifiio, ami ut-n !reatln th" tide ami ovorllnw lamls J hereinafter decrlbiii Klvln. however to th owner or owmrt of any land alw.ttinsr nr fmntinc on such tide and, NOTH'I' H II KUDBY ill VIN'. that ovrilow laod. the preference riht to undnrstpml, b) v.rtuo and author purchase raid tide and overflow lnU i ny ,,( an (rr Qf nlr fmmtv Cmirl uf at t'. hleheat price olTtrtl. irovldil the Slate uf Oregon, made and enlvrml i. -eh ,.Xi-r is made in eixid faith, ami ! In Ita records will front nd aftwr the also iroi.lin that the Istwl will not , 1 1 th day of October, 1'Jll. at th I .snlc Of INTMIi CIKCl'll COt RTOf ' l t a t'il tf itlll liliM I First by is it that the name of the Prufessor who boasts of his loni; and intimate companionship with La Fay ette, is never once mentioned in the ou in the above entitled cause on or frirllv than the .I.w th snirit of th lwln inlumiH nf Vi.mi l'np,..,l. i "ll"ru ulu expiration OI SIX woeKS law. He was enterprising and charita- ence and Manuscripts of General La ble; he wa-kind and remarkable for ' Fayette published by his family at his vir"- and cast u reproach on , Brussels in 1-S37? Sueond. lfLaFayette those in the m dat of whom he lived. ; ured the professor so repeatedly und Then, when Our Blessad Linl told the ', so earnestly, at he tell us, totfive thu Jew that the Samaritan was to be in-1 warning contnineil in the words to the eluded in the number of those whorr. he was to call his 'neighbors, he at un:e threw open the bounds of human love, and made it embrace all men no mat ter whether in our eye thoy were objects of hatred or love. This i tne f?reat principle, my dear Mr. McKer: zie, which Our Lord laid down, and iave tu his Church, and whicli has been the rule of her conduct f rom the LeKirininK, ami not the narrow, bigot ed, Calvinistie, nateful meaning which you seek to convey to Our Ixird'o words. You stand on very weak ground, my dear friend, when from the tieighu of your self-constituted authority, you accuse us of being "wolves in sheep' clothing", and proclaim yourself the the teacher of "all things whatsoever I command you". Do not accept the private interpretation of the Bible as the rule of your faith? You certainly do and must, otherwise you cannot lay claim to being a Protestant. How then, can you give to yourself and to ; American people, as early as 1MJ, why i , did he delay giving the words out till' 1S3G or 17 (More gives both dates)! about three years after tho death of ; the French patriot. Third. If this was really the sentiment of La Fay ette, why is not the famous m.tto found in the twelve volumes, consist ing in great part of his own writings, ai.d why is no trace of it to be discov ered in any of the published lives -f the French patriot? Why, especially, does his physician, Cloquet, who was ISO intimatf-lv ni.i,inli(l uilli In t-'ut.-. ette's inmost thoughts, say nothing I "''"'i1 ?n". , whatsoever on this subject, in the elab orate 'uric in which he treats of the private life and conversations of the patriot? (See Collections of the Private Life of General La Fayette, by Jules Cloquet, Vol. 1, Ixtndon, 18:55). Four. How does Morse reconcile the two man ifestly inconsistent facta of La Fay ette'h using this motto to American Protestant), and at the same time passing as a oatnoin: in franco, prais from the date of the first publication .if this Summons, ami if you fail to so appe.ir "ind answer fur want thereof the plaintiir will apply to th court fur the relief demandi.il in said comphiiut, which is, that it bo decreed that plain tilT is entitled to recover the sum of J-175.75, with interest thereon from April Kith, 11)10, at the rate of f p.-r ; cent per annum, the further sum of j i2 'XI, with interest thereon at the same rate from June 30th, 191.1, on I account of taxes p.iid, tho further sum ! of I 25.0". as attorney'H fees, ami the co.it and disbursement of this suit, on account of a note executed by defe.id- ant Srethna S. Phelpi. dated April llilh, . 1010, in favor of plaintiff in the princi i pal amount above named, and that the l said amounts be decreed to be a lien and against the following de- property, situate in I'l I Iff jour congregation anything else loan i ing the tender. Catholic piety of his human opinion, and consequently hum- devoted wife, and wishing to be buried an faith? The Bible is indeed insnired by God --this the Catholic Church has always taught, even for 1500 years before Calvin's time. But you do not i mean to say that the interpretation you put upon the Bible is inspired, and lr ......t.l I . , t : I... I .-lot,, I I .. uy ner siue; aa no a nyiiocrile, or was he only inconsistent? When death approached, ho enjoyed the ministra tions of thu Curate of the Assumption. as his physician. Cloquet. testifies? How explain the solemn Catholic fun- if you are so positive about teaching I ural service so beautifully described "all thing3 whatsoever I huve com- by Cloquet, and the interment in the manded you", you must certainly have I Catholic cemetery of Picnus, with a a revelation i rom on nigh, for you do i large (Jatudic cross near his grave, not admit that Our Lord gave us an i (See cut of his tomb, page 291, Clo infallible authority to give us the , quet's Lite of La Fayette). Think you, right meaning of the scriptures, as the I tho priests would huve assisted in such Catholic Church maintains. ; large numbers at tho funeral, if he had In the beginning of your article you , been in the habit of abusing thern? Or disputed the fact that Christianity was , did La Fayette have one latifuago lor brought to England by the Catholic ! American Protestants and another for missionaries. Now, Errand, accor. French CuthoKca? Fifth. In his ing to the great Piotestant hiHtorian castle at Lagrange, Lu Fayette, like of that country, McCauley, was con-, other French Catholics of rsink, had u verted Uj Christianity by Saint August- chapel. Now, vhat was the uso of tills ine, who was sent by Pope Saint Greg- chapel, if hi" enemies (the Komish ory. It is true missionaries reached I priests) were not to officiate therein? cngianu previous io aaini Augustine, ( aixtn. .Morse quotes tho landing in Kent. JJuut is a matter of history that these, too, were tent by the I'opu ot Koine at the close of thu second century. Pope Kleutherius, about lhO, hud sent to England Fugati us and Ouiniumu, at the Instance of King 1 uciuii, This is attested by all the older British, writers, (See Lin gard "Aniii'itU-s of the Anglo-Saxon Church, ,ac 16, American rJdition.) authnritv f an anonymous trench apostate priest, whose confession he edited in 186, in support of Lis cause, Morse tUates that this priest either had this statement directly or indirectly from Lu Fayette, but such author ity is worthless for ho Is numelebs, and ho belonged, no doubt mook County, Oregon, to-wit: All of Iota , U, 4, 5, 0 und 7, of Block 6, No tarts Bay Park according to the record ed plat thereof on die in the ollice of the County Recorder of Tillamook Coui.ty, Oregon, and that a mortgage executed by defendant Srethna S. Phelps covering said property, given to secure the payment of said note, and which mortgage is recorded at page SOS, Hook T of thu Records of Mortgages of Tillamook County, Ore gon, be , foreclosed and aaid nrotiertv sold for the purpose of satisfying the amounts claimed by plaintiir, and for such other and further relief ut to the Court may seem equitable. This summons Is servud by publica tion in tho Tillumook Herald, a weekly newspaper, by order of the Honorable Homer Mason, County Judge of Tilla mook County, Oregon, made Saptum 11, 191.1, directing summons to be so served iiwn the defendants. Tho time prescribed for publication of said order is once a week fornix sucessive weeks, and defendants are required to appear and answer the complaint on or before the expiration of six weeks from tho date of the lirst publication of said summons. The lirst publication of said summons is made on tho 12th day of September, 1913. Stapleton & Sleight, and II T Bolts. Attorneys for Plaintiir, J cribed as f-dlow. to-wit- lleglnnlnr at a point 6.HU.J feci N. I 21 17' IC. fHm tho quarter soetlnn cor j nor between Section Ti und S T. fi S. R. 10W. of W. M.. a, tho high water llnr I on the right bank of the lltllo Keslucea River ; thiuico i .V. fiV. WW. 270.1 feet along blrfb I water line S. 1.1 57- W. CO.O feet lo low WHltir S W lir K. 2711. 1 feet along loVwal er line N I.T 57' K. 71.0 feet to the plan) of beginning, containing .3s! acre of tide land being tldo land in front of tract owned by Oms. Uuv In sections fi and (I. T. 5 S. R. 10 W. of W. M. Applications anil bids should bo ad dressed to (5. G. Brown, Clerk Statu Land Board, Salem, Oregon, and marked "Application and bid to pur chase tide lands." G. G. Brown, Clerk State Land Board. Dated July 22, 191.1. In the Circuit Court ol the State ol Oregon, for the Cminty of Tillamook, jui i . ii. iicmm, in iiiMmk ( ity. Oro gon. sell al prtvnt taiv for one-third emit down and balance on dnferrod pnyrilrnl with Intorost nt 7 por eoi Kr annum, any portion i.r all uf thi real properly niluatod In Tillamook County, Oregon. Hoaflribod ns follow., to-wit Beginning at n point liT8J foot wot of the .n:tliwpt corner of bluett num. bered U, m Tllliimo.ik City, OroKon. ami running thc. mirth lit A f.,.,i munrit wcni iim itiftr ttlftlai OJaCtltl t Miit.4j.a ...... I -Hi li-ot; iirm thoiie.. on.l 03i fot l tbo plaintiir W ill i the p ur,. ,,f beglnilloi;. ! the rollof dcmniuM Oatod heptomlHir 12th. 1013. . Tbo relief defnandr i , .. Goardlnn of ., that It Im dc rr. t -.isrpu in-au mini aiM vrtw Dale , right, title or li.tc. ' TllUitu-ik t'4iun(y I a eorporallon, I'lu i t Va SI MMDS' To Krnl Whrrlrr. e . f tb) linlio-d ilofutxladt In Iho nmnii of uteuf nn.Wrr thq rmnplai ' ifd ltf In tho nhovo ctitltlr I --Jft V on or Ixiforr thu ri ' ti or - of tin -utum-'ii. ' i i io Mildred B. Small and F. I), Small, Plaintlirs, vs. Anna Herrall, Charles Hernill and Robert Her rall, Defendants. Notlco Is herelry given that the un derslgned, J. C. Ilolden, us referee an- pointed by thu Court lo make Inn sale. pursuant Uj tho order and decree will Notice of Sale of Tide Land. Notice is lierebv llven lhnl tlw. Ulu Lund Hoard of the State of ()r,., ,.,m sell to tho highest bidder at Rh olllee in tho f'linllid ... w...i r- ,,. k ..I.,.,.. V......i. .. ....... i-u m, allium irii- w jiiu duiiiii uun ui u lotrujiuiuun rene-1 gon, oti wctoDer 7, 191.1, at 10 :00 o'clock gades as Chiniquy and Crowley, whoso a. in, of said day, ml t"j htate'a Uil- oi mo said uirciill court of the State oi uregon.ior me uounly or Tillamook, made and entered on the 2f.th day of ouRum, iJi.i, in Hie case or Mildred B. Smiill, F, I). Smiill, plaintlirs, vm. Anna Hernill, Charles Her rull and Robert llerrall, do fenduiiU, on the 27th day of Hepum ber, 1913, ot 9.00 o'clock In the fore noon of said day, at the Court Hounu door in '1 larnook County, in Tillamook Wty ,ut J'uhic '"'ctlon, to the highest bidder for cash In hund, In the manner required for the sale of real property on execution, all thu follow- nig iiescnueu real properly, to-wit: fide lots one (1). two (2). three (), and xljtht (8). n Htlllwell's Addition to tho town of Lincoln (now Tillarnoolt City). Such sale shall be sublect to confir. matlon by the Court und the property will be so hi-In one purcel. 1 B.J.CLAUHSBN J "Tferl S, llnin. MifKira. Notice of A.sc.hiticilt. Miami Lumber Company, a corjiorn turn, baving its ollice nd priin-ipi iJ iico of buslnoaa at No. K'U) Bast i-irst Struet, in the City of U An geles, State California. NOTICK IS HBRKBY GIVBN. that "J " m,'".'.,,l"k' "f ,h" "f I'lrector of Hi.id Miami Lumber Company, hold on the Slr.l day of August, !93, an ns ("iMiiont of 11.50 pr ,(,,,, wn vjrl upon the isnued capital slock of said corporation, payablo itnuinlinU'ly to H. W. Isliam secretary of .ud cor poration, at No. H.10 F-ini I'ir-i furnia (:'ty A"Kl!,u"' Slftt" "f "'l' .A,.'yi',t.V'l wh,(,' l''a asses, munt shall remain unpaid on tlio.lOth day of September 191.1, will bo delinquent and advertised fur sale at public ',,". lion, and unless pnymunt In uuole be ;!"" w"l aold on tint IHth day of October. Ml 3 at 10 '-Il . ' ... n , . ' V P"y tl!,, lH"l)uMt aess. ment, toguthur with coils of advertls. Ing and expenses of sale. Ii. W. Isliam, i .i - Secretary. Location of olllc. KMi Bast First Street, Um Angeles, California. NOTICK R)K PtiniJCATION. (Publlslien) 035H3 Depnrtmcnt of the Interior. U. H. LAND OFFKJB ut Portland, Oruioii. .i,t..,i... u ,.,., ' Pressler. of V . U Vi ......... ...i . lulu f-l into i ' .""-Kon, wild, on J iiy 41, 1912, madu llomi-ui,.,.,! i,; NO. 0.1583. furU'iupi i.iuiiTi ,',.,, 21. Township fi, iWvH Wlllumutle Mi.rlflli... ' I.,.- i" l "f Intention b 3 V;.. ' I "... 1 cu a. - s VjIIIII Illll M . I'miff k. a. in . . ....., ui csiaiiiisn cum to thn tlnn land abovii described, ,uforo j, (V,,. ilen. Countv f'h.pi M-iii.. . ,' ,' V " Oreyon t Tillamook" v, on" the 21st dav of n,.i.,i.... iiA " GMbI!imu)ii'.,iU,ntI,,w"UB',0lt: Kdgiir tillbert, William N. Hays, l-lwiird Tr i. " Kb, John Haling, ..f,, ,lt II. F. HKillY. i tain noim fur Uu i by Kile Patt rsoii to i 'SK of HV. and j f SKj . niMl SWJ of SWl S. I, i i recorded at nauo ' i tho Records uf n rlif iu'ci of iiitintv. OntL-iiii. . h ni,i r v ii..i..,i.i i , uu and I1 trannfnrrid to Ti Ian. aK ti... ..I ...... tr ... i..u inu nil' IMlillll III IIIIF ,-, , I lm foruviir bsried and f jfWW1 right, title, l-itornat .r rll tho mild nuirtouL'rd I rpKltfi mod. illi,,r iiM.i .irlluT Iflit ' t-IIUIV IIIIIV BI'IMII it hm IV i i....:.. .. ,i... ,.i .i d 111! LCIIinill U 111 llll H 1 M ., i . . .. ikiu: anu ii jiiuginuni iigao ii " , ,k, Pattiirmii fur the ulliliUIlt 01 V . .1 i. itfrtll iioiva, loguiuer wno in.-- lorntiyii fees, . j Ibla hiiiiimioos Is nu Id hcJ ed iiimiii you by pillillcslw ri ii,. ,l ii 1,1 i.u n dnii llouoralilo Homer Mson. of Tillamook County, Of August 21st, 191.1, rc"lrlnrTJ Pear and unswer the coniP'Jjj ouioro Liiu iixoiiiiiiM i iroin inu iiiitu oi inr .. n.i.. ., .o .i tin! nrti "i nun riiiiiiiiooni " i. tlnn of this summons is wm ... i .i i a i II', Mill IJI lMK"l ... 'I' ilium itiivti a, an. a ouimiu'ro a'ivil'C Nu nuiiiiiii I Mil I wn - riJiJniinWS v.,n.., i.'nv r.lVE lm .J..I.1 .null niwj ' i .v 'V'. . ,i... Riw mo v.ouniy i.ouri in r ,b (Kill I. fVilhtV. U" Kon ior iiiinmoon ' signed, A, JM, Mariioi "v(l. i. .....i ...i...i..iuirnini- at ": ..n ii... sii.....i Muron. - oi aonii uimm "i, tho said estate are l'ur.Vu' ,7at, re(iilred to present the '' voucbars. ilulv verified 10 Ti . . . - - . luiiLii, ur wj in hi-i' - i non. ill THlAinooK. urenv. months from thl diite. Ai in nlitW" ' Register. ' Dated Auk, 25, WX