Cbc Cillamook Rcrald e. . Cromblty, Editor Cudv nd Friday Notice of tlx cv-u tor's Sale ul Ken I Property HVEN, th; Issued Cwicc a Week Entered a scvond-claM matter Mav 17, 1910. at the jxtU oIlW at Tillamook, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879." SfnscRirTiox si.sn a vkak in advvnck .Hdvcrtlslnu Rates 1 era! Advertisements l"trt Insertion, per lino $ .10 Each Mibr"wit in.ortion, lino .OR ' Homester d K lic - 5.P0 Timber Claims - - - W.W Notices, nor lint1 ... ,06 Cards of thanks per lin .06 Locals, Hr lirw, first insertion .7 Each subsoqtient insertion, line .06 Resolutions of ( omlolonce and Uxlo notice, ior line .0& Business Professional eards.nni. 1. 00 Display Advertisement. per inch .'.' Al.l. Display Ail must bo in this of fice on Monday and Thursday Morn ills' to insure publication in follow, in Tuesday and Friday issues. Reasons are "imperative. .vT.VTHMKXT "F OWNKKSlUr ,M U N.OKM IINT TiHwV Hrr..M. Ihiihl Smii-mrklT nt TtllwoV. CU ltr Kdltor. ' K. TTmWT rnhli.her C K Tr.hlr . I' K Tmwl'lrt Mrtr Fiw Sml.inl l.nl MUnwV ''m, Or, rn-sn.w. octohkk i t-. ioi;t. One of the stock arguments by the ( do think the club should Ins in a po-si-advocates of the Imjuot tratllc is that ; tion to hohl out sono real encourage the manufacture Rives employment to ment and aid to the prospective settler, a large number of people at hi(th wan pes, ami in this manner is nn industrial factor of preat importance. The fol lowing statement, compileii by the Si-ientinc Temperance Journal from the last census retorts, shows that the re- so that he will not come here and look around for a few days ami because of the high price of our bottom lands, turn from us in discouragement. Til laitook County has some irood hill lands that are reasonably cheap, ami vvrse is true: "For each $1,000 capital j this fact should be brought to the invested, brewing ami distilling indus-j knowledge of the prospective buyer. tries pay in wages only $61 ami $-12.50. j : respectively, as $ls5 the average for 1 industries in generl. For each $100.-; HOW THE NEW TARIFF LAW Ol capital invested they employ only S. 1 and S.S men while the average in-du-try employs So. On the other hand, while making the smallest proportion ate return in labor, theavirnge brew ing capitalist has $1,050,325; the manl ier, $I2S,00. while the average capital ist in other industries has only JS7,137." WILL AFFECT THE CONSUMER Here is how the new tarill law aff ect you, Mr. Consumer: First -it won't reduce the cost of living perceptibly at first A good many other things go to make up your cost of living. Second The new tarilT does untax a lot of thi.igs you use. A small frac tion of a cent was added by the old tarilT t nearly everything you oat, wear and use. This new law takes off this small fraction of a cent. Third You share the benefit of this fact : That $39,000,000, formerly paid by you and other consumers, will bo raised by a tax on incomes. Bachelors will be taxed on incomes of $3,000 ami upward", and married men will be taxed ; on inrnm. nf 1 fWI nrul tlnu'nnl able nature, and still we have only j Foimh VoUf prl()Clpa, ncc9uie, begun; we have only been gettins ready i haVL. .. ml. nn tho - T. .. are, therefore, exempt from any fur- I ther taritf tax. These articles are moat. cattle, sheep, hogs, eg'S, lard, white Hour, buckwheat, potatoes, shrimps. lobsters, fuh, lumber, raw wool, tea. ma')- boot With the completion of the Panama Canal comes the realization that all arrangements have been completed for the imp ovemcnt of our harbor am1 that we i!l nn be in the midst of things conducted on a big scale. Til lamook City for a year past has felt the impetus of the impending Improve ments, through the introduction of much outside capital in our midst. The changes that have taken place here during the past year are of a remark- fnr the hie hint-. t Tillamookers have always had faith ! in their town, but now that outside capital has become so active, that faith j has been doubly strengthened, with I .1 . . . . ... i ii i.j t me resuu mat our eo.e .unu snoum- j hefbs fm SQ,U ,eatherf a er to shoulder for any sane policy of , ufacturers of ea,her including and fhues, harness and saddles, r'ugli advancement. While the unpleasant- no ... m.n , n toe "wren fa, pig iron, typewriters, cement. vuusiruciiuu ai. mis ix.-t.-n unrwj ing cocoa anu cosily, mere is some consolation NOTICE IS HEHEI hvvlrturo of an ORDER OF SALE duly made ami cnlervtl by the Hon. Homer Mason, Judgo of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Till- J amook County, In the rvconU of ald j 'court, I will, from ami after the iE!nd I lny of October, 1918, at my rvsidence ( on the Miami liivor. In Tillamook! ' County, Oregon, sell, at private sale I for cash In hand to the person paying the hlghet price therefor, subject to to ronflrmalion of the said judge of said court, the rval provrty iKflonglng tu tho mUto of Harry T. Crane, l.i 1 .1 .I....I ..o r .l I .....ii- The east half of the northwest nunr Irr nf xoi-tiim SI. in inwi'sblit 2 north jof range lJ west of the W'llamette j Moildian; and the soiithent iitlarter of I the northeast ijuarler k! the south i east tpiwrter of the southenst quarter I of scett n :iS, in townnhip il north of ! range 10 west of the Willamette Mend. tan. Datisl Sept. 23rd 1113. V ' FUANK CHANE. Executor if the Last Will ami Tes tament of Harry T. Crane, lo ceasl. N0T1CE1T0 CREDITORS. In the County Court of the State of Orfgon. for TillannxV County, In the matter of the estate of William J, West, Deceased. Whereas the. undersigned has been duly appointed by the above named Court, 'administrator of said estate, now therefore, all ersona having claims against '. the estate aforesaid ; win present tho same to me with pro' per voucher within six months from the date of.thls notice at the office of I Janus . Walton, Jr.. 10OI-2 Spakllng lluildlng. Port 'ami. Oregon, or at m ntlicc. Commercial lluildlng. Tillamook City. Oregon. Dated at TillamtH)k, Oregon, this 7th day of October. li13. Tbos. Coate. Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tho County Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County, in the matter of the estate of Edwjrd High, Deceased. Whereas the undersigned has been djly nppointed by the abjvc, named Court, lulmiutslratur of said Estate, now therefore, all person having claims against the rstnte aforesaid will preicnt the same to mc with tho proper vouchers within six months from the date of this notice at the oirico of James Walton. Jr., 1001-2 . Spalding lluilding, Purllaml, Oregon, ; or at my ollice. Commercial lluilding. jTillamcxjk City, Oregon. Dated at TillumDok, Oregon, day of October, 1913. If You Can Manufacture Anything Come to WHEELER To Do The Manufacturing this v 7th Freo Nift'M and Npeelal IlKllKH'IIK'lltH lo those who will hrliip pay rolls lo - - WHEELER I II 4 vity inasi nf act ib rlii jc oa Akliahkin Hay Nehalem Harbor Co. Wheeler, Oregon Portland Officei 327 rilin nM TUUmnalt Offk. Cmx V H. IUaU in the fact that we have learned ome thir.gs that may be of assistance to us in solving the larger problems that are sure to confront us in the near future. There is not a town in the state that has a brighter future than Tillamook. It is now up to us to take advantage of our opportunities. The steamship companies which are preparing to ply between European ports and Pacific Coast ports are en couraging, through a system of selling steamship tickets on the installment plan, a very large immigration to this country as soon as the Panama Canal is ready for use. Tnis means that we will soon be face to face with some very serious problems, as many of the for eigners who will come to our bhores will be without necessary means. We are now able to take care of a fair amount cf this class of immigration, but it is a serious question as to what we will be able to do with a great in flux of thii kind of people. The people coming from Europe will be looking for cheap lands. They will b; looking for an opportunity to be come owners of homes and tillers of the soil. The thing that we should now be thinking about is, what have we got to olfer them? In those local ities where lumbering has been carried on to considerable extent cheap logged lands will be ready to receive them. It will be some time before Tillamook county can offer this opportunity as it will be a year or more before lumber ing operations on a bin scale will begin here. In the meantime wo must do the best we can in eucouraging the use and settlement of our cheap hill lands and the cutting up of the large dairy farms into smaller tracts. With the inauguration of harbor improve ments and the development of our tim ber resources, there will came a local demand for vegetables and small fruits to feed the thousands who will be em ployed in forest, mill and factory. This demand can be met by the tilling of our hillsides which are especially aJapted for the production of these kinds of products. Our commercial club should make an investigation and fi id out how much bottom lands may ba available to be cut up Into smaller tracts and their price and how much cheap hill lands may be for th nur.et and their price, so that we can give a newcomer Intelligent and reliable in- formation should tho occasion demand. We do not bulievu the club should go into the real estate business, but we looks, cheap engravings and (cheap pictures, cash registers, nail, I print paper, moving picture films, lan niig materials, barbed wire and all agricultural implement. Fifth -For the benefit of the famer who loses his protection on wheat, eggs, flour, etc., the new law removes the duty on all articles used by him, including wagons, plows, harrows, discs, fencing, cotton bagging, etc. By making farming less expensive food will, it is hoped, eventually be made less cotly. Sixth -Sugar will be on the free list in three years. It pay the present taritf duties until nex t March, and then it begins paying 1 cent a pound until 191G, when it becomes free of duty. Seventh Other articles will have the tax reduced on them nearly one-half. At present they are taxed on the basis of 20 to 50 per cent of their valuation at the customs houses. The present bill reduces this to 20 per cent. Eighth For the benefit of mother and the home the duty on h-isiery has been reduced to 25 per cent; blankets Tho. Coatcs. Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook county, in the matter of the estate of William Walton, Deceased. Whereas the undersigned has been duly apfiointed by the above named Court, udminintrator of said cm t ate, now therefore, all persons having claims against the estate aforesaid will present the same to me with the pro- per vouchers within six months from the date of this notice at the otHcc of James Walton, Jr., 1001-2 Spalding uuiHiing. roruanu, uregon, or at my office, Commercial Building, Tillamook City. Oreggn. Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this 7th day of October, 1913. Tho. Coatt-H, Administrator. NOTICI: OH SMKRIf'PS SAUU. j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thatj f by virtue of decree of foreclosure made NAZARENE MEETINGS. Nnmrriic meetings am held In the old Christian Church on Tuesday aivl Friday evening ami on Sunday nl 3 p. m. arxJ h p. m, .Sunday School at 2 p. in. LAND FOR SALE. sixty acres on Wilson Klver. n part of what is known n the Peter Brant place, Mth or without stock. I want $C000 or more down anil will give plenty of time for the balance at G per cent interest. See N. P. Hanson, Hebo, Ore. Last issue Octoler f. DAIRY RANCH FOR SALE BY OWNER. Will sell my ranch consisting of ICQ acres at a very reasonable price. -10 acres Irrigation proieel under wnv good improvements. See or address, C. J. Blanchnrd, Hemlock, Ore. Or. L. I. Hewitt OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SOIf.EUN Ohntt-trlral ,Sprclllt Both Phonr Itcs. and Ollice: Whn,i,iu.o Br.tdrncr TILLAMOOK OIIE. I) K A. D. PI'.KKINh MK.SIIIKNT IIKMTMT Orfic In Sturgeon IIM. All Work OnuMiilrrd. ril.I.AMOOK. Olt BOON nhnilM hf utrrwu;liat nL.-.fu.. Tl .... were not out on the free list, hut ' I ''ti th, Circuit Court of tho duty has been materially reduced on ' hla . f Ur,-'Kr"ii for illamook County, them. A cut in cotton goods amounts Ui about 25 per cent. From the con sumers point of view this III mean more importations from Faance, Aus tria, Germany and England of the higher grade cotton material uied in making children's clothes and stock- ings, cotton and woolen. Ninth The amount of revenue which it is estimated the new tarilT bill will produce is $2-17,780,000. The income tax provision is expected to add this $80,000,000. The reduction in the cost of living resulting from this tariff will be a ten dency rather than anything ehowing itself In immediate change of prices. There should be a marked downward tendency of price and a marked check on trust control! of the necessities of life. But before MR. ULTIMATE CONSUMER can be relieved of his NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. - ... rmil... f!tl. I fill' J I mi mv h ui uuuiiitT, i'Jiii. anu an i r h wni r...i--i.,.. i i .. wMiitnnnii (jug LMVt'n ...... ...w .U,U u,j iBHiivi) nr. Moagposltlvo Instruct ona to .hut out of said Court on the Kith dav uf flff Wilt ffftrti 1l ...1.. t. I " ' - niiu MM V C ucioucr, JIJKS In tho cause wherein Tillamook County Bank, a corporation, was piaintlir, anil Kile Patterson and I-red Wheeler are defendants, said ex ecution being to rne duly directed un der the seal of said Court, I have lev ied upon the following described real property, situate in 'lillamook Couity, wrcgon. The Southeast quarter of tho South west quarter, and the South half of the j Southeast quarter of Section 23, and tho bouthwest quarter of the South west quarter of Section 2i, in Town- ship 1 South of Range 9 West of Villa- menu Meridian, containing 1B2.M acres, and I will on Monday, tho 24th day of November, 1913, at tho hour of 10 o'clock A. M. at tho Court House door in Tillamook City. Tillamook not paid their water rent by the 10th of each month. By order of Water Commission. frlftll nil fit tit Hufrw nvriliij. m fll have to be much other legislation. I ?.f"n 'v t public - m niiiob umucr lor casri HARfIB DR. ELMER D. ALLEN, Dentist, t . iim Loc.led ir the Commercial BIJr.. aucceedinf h. V. J. Slurp. nil won Uturjnl.rd. Ik.il, Plwrw. Oilier Ii,,, ? J" J2'-' I to iilO p. m. Orn Hvrnlnt! Irom 7 uulll 8 o'chk lr. Jack Olson RESIDENT DENTIST Office Hours from 9 a. m. to fi p, m. Over F R. Rea E.UI. OU'ut Both Phones, J. E. REEDY, D. V. M. VETERINARIAN. JtBoth Phones) TMi imamooK i , Or. H. T. B0HS, At. npn I I W T rlr . r ww n COMPLETE SKT 0f; ABS ltd1 . . . k ..... mjii liltHk Tillamook1; T. H. GOYNE Attwntv-at-bwui' U. S. ConminiMM OfpMitt Courlhsw m mmrrm w w w iiii ATTORNEY AT Tillamook Block Room 202 Tillamook, E. N. CRUSON, i'i iiiiom iiiki i ri niir nn iiiiivwi iiiiii itifvi Contnicts Tikcn Estimates iMiniislicA All Work GunniiiUc'l, Tillnmool breaking big monopolies, eliminating the extortion of the middleman, reduc ing land rents and regulating transpor tation charges and facilities. A mueicale will evening, Oct. 17, at b given Friday 8 P. m. at the ss DON'T SPOIL A GOOD HORSE jsnajajftsw s apis s Ss"sA,s tempt you. A WEIL MADE HARNESS amount awarded Ui plaintiff therein by per cent per annum, tho sum of $100 00'w'" not.on,y Impovo the nppearanco as attorney's fees, 'and th" cists and il.h "-nlrlbuti'to you? uisoursernenis amounting to Ul.m """"y." runaway cou d safety as well. high school auditorium, by the students ' 'nK interest at tho rate of 0 per dTscarded In tlmo of the school assist by Prof. Warren S ,X m;h A' '" .nU d.. Glaze. A fine program will be ren- Dated this October M, 19ia. dered. Admission 35c. . II. Crenshaw. i Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. Tillamook W. A. WILLIAMS, Oregon GEORGE WILLETT Attorney at Law Office In Commercial Building JOHN LELANO HENDERSON Attornev-at-law Abatracter Tillamook County Bank Bldg. r mneer i ransici 0 G. L. DfOC & SON, Pr Both Plum" U. N. IIHNKI.K. vnv i,u,r- Wi.hl of lukorr. E- J. Claussen Lawyer Dhutsciirr Advokat Tillamoolt Ulock took Bakers FOR SALIv AT aii ronrF.RS