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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1913)
Cic Ciliamook Rera.d C. G. CromMcy, editor Istmcd Civicc j lUcck Cucsd.iv Friday Kntored n eond-eli. matter M.iv 17. HMO. at the ,vvt oilleo at Tillamook, Orejjn. under the wot of Matvlt 8, IS?.'. SrHSVKU'nON S1.M1 a viuk in apvv.wk IHdvcrllsltm K.HC5 ' ecsl Advertisement ltrt lnwrtion, per line - 5 .10 K.ioh MitauMurnt Insertion, line . Homestead X ttoe - R-W Timber CUims - UV00 Notice, per line - fanls of thurksi. per line .f Locals, 'fr hrie. rirt tnwrtion "i .1 Knch subsequent insertion, lino Resolution of ( omtolenoo and 1xlfle notice, per line Itusirw lrtfwimlenl.",ttKi. Disulsv Advert 'soment. per irteh ALL Pisplsv Ad must bo in this of fice on Monday and Thursday Morn injs to insure publication In folk ini; TtMfldny and Fridny isamta. Reason are imporutive. .Of. 1. 00 .36 FN I PA Y. .NOYKMlUvR 121.. HU:.. Kverybodv fc-wmn that YOU write your own editorials iro. I?ker. for the simplest person in town would have more se;ie than U write Mtd publish the stuiT contained in your last isue. The paramount issue before the peo ple of Tillamook City at this time is the pavinsr issue, it overshadows all other issues. All classes iucludini; wets and drys stand shoulder to shoul der righting the common enemy, the pffvati; octopus. tactics uod all alone by the friends of the Warren Construction Co., vis: of endeavoring to etuse strife ami dis sension anient; our people so that we miht be tho more easily plucked. Ac cording t the Headlight's argument It woul I bo right ami just to make tho abutting property owners pay Sl.lW per square yarvl for an Inferior pave ment rather than throw the settlement of the same upon the city, no matter at how low a price the city might be ablet o settle for. Many of the abut ting property owners are poor people who will have to make a tremendous sacrifice if they are compelled to pay the full price for their pavement, and some miitht lose their property entirely Because Messrs M.W. Harrison, H.F. Goods peed. John Lamar, Henry Woolfc, Dave Martiny and sixty of under such a condition, but this mat more other cilixeiu nave seen tit to iters not to the Headlight, for accord onraniic to protect their property in-! m t k argument they have no rights terests in the paving controversy they I whatever in the case: city otficial can are being slrndered and maligned in a o ahead and force people to pave re shameless manner by the Headlight. gardes of their wishes, ami then give thorn an inferior pavement for a top The snap shot man say: "The snnp shot man will don his righting pants etc " As Bro. Haver is always on the scrap and so far as we know has no other kind but Sghting pants, we are led to belice upon coniidering the above that he has been running about in his shirt tail of late. The vicis situdes of the paving controversy are certainly great and numerous. notch price, and wnen they kick about it, disregard their protost with the ar gument that they must piy for It whether it is worth a cent or not, be cause if they don't the city will have to. W hut roll . V . ' . I same and wrong to lorce citizens to pay lor other peoples' improvements." How about it Bro. Baker, if we are not mistaken you had not a word of protest to make when the county laid a fine stretch of hard surface paverrent in front of your property, thereby en hancing the value of the same several hundred dollars without a cent of spe cial cost to yourself? Mighty fine was it not? We have not heard the name of a candidate mention in opposition to F. R. Beats, the citizens candidate for mayor. We do not believe anyone will oppose Mr. Beals. If anyone should be foolish enough to allow his name placed in nomination h would at once be proclaimed a tool of the Warren Construction Co., and his defeat would be certain. We understand that an etlort is being made in some of the wards to plac1 candidates for th; coun cil in nomination in opposition to those nominated at the citizens' caucus. Who ever would be unwie enough to allow his name to go before the voters under present conditions woul J also be class ed as a tool of the A'arren Construction Co. Our advice is: Let the citizens' ticket be elected without opposition it would have the proper moral effect upon the Warrren Construction Co's. fighting forces in this vicinity. ! Since the county court has published . its oitimated budget 'for 1911 e.tpendi j lures there hs been considerable dis ! cussion pro and con in regard to the The amount which the court anticipates raising amounts to $-ltl, -227.75, SI2t.sat.71 more than was raised last year. Tne main reasons for the anticipated increase in taxes are as follows: 375, 000 suie tax which is considerably more than was levied last year, last year's state tax being llcOOO; poor farm and expert advisory work $20,000; ad ditions, overhauling and furnistung court house $32,000. The anticipated budget for the com ing year is certainly a heavy one and those who are oppoied to it believe that while the timber irwn will be opposed to it, it wilt also pinch some of tne lit tle fellows a great deal harder tnan it will the limber men. Those who are in favor of the bud get as it now stands contend that as the timber man pays 8ic out of every dollar of taxation, we should go .thuud and make wht improvement wo can with the timber man's money before the limber is taken from the land. The state lax has to be paid; the ap propriation of $23,000 for poor farm and advisor work is greatly desired by the farmer; and the improvements to the court house nre aUo greatly needed ; however, it is felt by some that with all of this extra taxation piled on at once it will work a hardship on the tax payer. In making the anticipated budget the court felt that as the timber man nays Huch a large percentage of the tax the resident tax payer would be benefited rather than hurt because of the large amount of extra money that would be brought into the county by a higher levy. A meeting of the tax payers of the county is called to meet at the court house on December 6th, at which time The Mayor and city Council are em powered under our faulty City charter to make any kind of street improve ment they may deem proper regard less of cost. The Harter administra tion saw fit to lay the most expensive paving on the market at Si 'J-i per yard plus COc per yard for excavating and other charges equally as unreasonable thereby creating an indebtedness the budget will corne up for discussion against the property of Widow Stewart It is hoped that a good representation of approximately $800.00. Now comes will be present from different purls of the Warren Construction Co. and the county and the matter thoroughly speaking through its organ, the Head- discussed. Our advice to the county light, otters a new brand of equity and court Is for that body to find out as reasons thus: Mrs. Stewart has no near as possible as to what the people moral right to contest this claim against - want and then give it to thern. No her property though she is able to es-1 matter how bad wo may need improv tablish that the pavement is utterly ments, if the people do not want them, worthless for the reason that the city they should not be forced upon them might subsequently be sued by the it, the other hand, tho people want Warren Construction Co. and a judg- these improvements and are willing to ment miKht be obtained in some trivial j I)Ut up their lCc with tho tlrnberrnan's amount, There deed be no uneasiness felt that any jury will give the paving octopus a 85c why give thern the improvements. providing of course, you don't get into too serious trouble, with the timber judgment against this city in any ap- man. Because the timber man has preciable amount in the face of Judge never started a rumpus over high tax- Campbells' sweeping decision and the 1 atln is no sign ho never will, and this overwhelming evidence in the hands or i 's "-' pemt we should give al least the Citizens Committee. The Headlight is bound to have it that the city us a whole will have to pay for our pavement. We will state again as we have stated before, that if the abutting property owners do not have to pay for the pavement because it is of inferior quality and not up to specifications, surely the city will not have to pay for the same. This cry of putting the coit of the pavement on to the city as a whole is in line with the .NOI ICH RU IHim.lCAI'ON. (I'uMUhor.) iVWt-i Deport incut of I'lte Interior. l. S. LAN' I) OFFICK t 1'ortl.utd. Orvgon, Novembers, UM3. Notice in hereby given that Irene Willi, of ItlniiH'. Oreuon, who, on Jtuuinrv 2S. ItUS. mado lloinontoml Kn trv No. KW4S. for SW. M-otttMi In. Township 3 South. Kango S West. Will aniotte Meridian, has llltl untie f Intention to make Ftn.il Cotmmilntloit I Proof, to ewtnblltdi cliom to the Itoul ' above described, before tho County Iflftk of nilninook County, Oregon, nl .Tillamook City. Orrgiui, on the ItUh da, of IVivmber, tlUS. Claimant nu nc w itr.o.nns ; Mat i ttiuw Thotmnon, Lee V. Gmv, llenn Davis, Josephine KIiik. all of lllnin'. Oreyon. H. F. HICUY. KegUter. NOIICI: VOM I'lMU.ICAl ION. il'tUIHSHEU.l tmu Department ol the Interior. ' I'. S. LAND OFFICK al I'ortUml. Oregon, November X U'Ul. Notice is hereby given that Josephine 1 King, of ttlaine. Oregon, who, on Jn- ! nary 2;t, 11U2, made llomestend F.nlry, No. imit, for -SKI. Section 10. Town ship ; South. Knnge 8 Went, Willam ette Meridian, has fllrd notice of Inten tion to make Final Commutation Proof, J to establish claim to the land alnivo descnted. In-fore County Clerk of Tillamook, County, Oregon, at Tilla mook City. Oregon, on the Itith day of December. 1D1.T Claimant names as wltneses: lre 1'. Gray. Irene Willis. Albert J. Me Gough. Mrs. Minnie Wilmot. all of Blaine. Oregon. II. F. H1C.1IY. KrKistcr. NOTICE OP SMKRIPF'S 3ALU Of KUAI. PKOPtiHl V If Yoa Can Manufacture Anything Come to IHiEET jFUR NOT1CK IS HF.UF.tlY G1VKN. that bv virtue of an F.ieoution Issued out of the Circuit Court uf the State of Ore- , gon. for the County of Multmntuh, 1 dated the 1st day of November. 11M3, 1 in the cause wherein F it. Ileal w plaintitf and the l'L-lrtc City Kealtv Company w defendant, upon n judg- , ment theretofore rendered ami dK-kol-ed in suiil cauM ami court : Huid judg ment boing against the snld defendant, the Pacific City ttealty Company, and in favor of the said plnintilf. F. It ilea la, , ami amounting to $l.'M t)0 with inter est thereon at the rate of i" it cent j per annum from She '23rd day of Oct- iler, 1913, ami S12.2& cost ami dis bursement., j NOW. THKKKFOKK. in udur toi satisfy the said Judgment ami the coal , ami expense of thi writ. 1 will, on j the 6th day of December IU 13. at 10 I o'clock a. m., at the front door of the County Courthouse in Tlllarno.k City. Orugon, sell, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hnd, lh reil property of the said defendant, situated in Tillamook Counly, Oregon, ami described as follows: Lots t. 5. 6. 7. lit. jo "0, ami '21. of Block 3; ami Una 8 ami 9 of Block 7, all in the town of Pacific City, Oregon. Dated November 7th, 1013. H. Crenshuw, Sheritf of Tillammik County, Oregon. NOriCI: OP SMI:KU;P'.S SALI: OP KliAl. PKOIM-KI Y NOTICIi IS MKKKBY GIVEN that by virtue of a judgment ami decree made ami entereJ on the 31t dav of October, 1013, in a certain cause tic I ing in the Cirruit Court of the St.itr .f Oregon for Tillamook County, wherein Kudolph Zachman in the pliintur an 1 Jame Verno", Sr. ami Jane Doe Vcr non and C, K. Hailley are defendant ami by virtue of an execution duly iss ued under the judgment and dc-rce aforesaid on the 5th day of November 1913. the undersigned sheritf of Tilla mook County, Oregon, on T-urdav, the llthdayof December, lUl'J. before the Court house door of TillamrKx Countv, Oregon, at the hour of ten A M. of said date, will otfer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand the following described real prop erty, situated in Tillamook County, to-wit : Beginning at a point feet South of the Southwest corner of Block 2, in the town of Lincoln, now within the corporate limit of Tillamook Citv, Uregon, and running thence South 3.' feet; thence East 100 feet; ther.ci norm .u leel; theuce west 100 feet to the place of beginning, being the south half of 70 feet of the entire north end of Blocks three anil four now occupied oy wie .. u, ii. i.aunury. i nu loregoing Haio snail tie made, iih by the aforesaidCourt ordered, first, to sausiy a judgment made and entered in the above entitled Court and rause, in favor of said plaintitf Kudolph Zach man, against said defendants, James Vernon, Sr. and June Doe Vernon for tne sum or Vi..ii with interest thereon at tho rate of 0 per cent per annuu from January 7ih, 1913, and tho fur ther sum of J20.00 attorney's and filing ieca, aim me luriner sum or tJG.Yf), costs and disbursements incurred by said plauitlfT; and, second, to satisfy a judgment obtained in said court and cause in favor of defendant. C. E. II ad ley, against said defendants Jnrnes Vernon, Sr. and Jane Doe Vernon, in the sum of $2000.00, with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from October 21st. 1912, and the further sum of $.'00.00 attorney's fees, and the further sum of $8. GO costs and disbursements Incurred by said C. E. 1 1 ad ley. Dated November 6th, 1913. Jf. Oenshaw, .Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. To Do The Mantif acturing Fimm' Nlle.H anil Nwclal llllllkIH4kllt lO tlftONO who villi brliitf pay rolls to - - Wheeler t li man ii I art n ring? cilv on hair in llay Nehalem Harbor Co. Wheeler, Of e gon PoMlmd Office. TilUnvook OffKti .127 :llln ttd Ctt V K. lUiU NOTICE. Sprains, Bruises Stiff Muscles nre ipilckly rrllcrrd rf Sloan' Limine it I jy It on no luh blog. Try IL Anil. Sprain .n.l )U1...I M In. mr lupi.y roil. 1. i.ut vf llmd iiuy wimlvw Uit an cruirlir tot t,mt umnltu. TJifti tUKril In m iur l.ir n.rni M- iifiilnf la iliKrtion I lnut r l tielpu ln "lttf utljf. wv,l irfr ( iui .win' Ijnt. CA. wAmm. .m turn frnl nvmulff SLOAN'S LINIMENT Kills Pain SpUadld for SprtliM. " I rll ml fiolnnl mr im wtak no nil w lr. IririU p4n. I cout) not tu mr lialnl nr fin until I appllfil 7ir Unlmcnt I tiall natrr U wild out tuilllr fSloan'a Llnlincut." Mra. II II. tilfr, .imUiA, ,V, . Fin for SlMfnaaa. "Slnan'a I.lnlinrnt ti ilona moa tnrxi thmi anrllili.r I i4a er lilrd fnratitr Joint, cut my liaml liurl aa tillr tliat I lint t atop work nht In the buirt lima of Itic yar I thuudit atnritltmt I wwilil liaie In i lny tiaml takrn off, Imt I r"t n lilll i,t Slnaii'i I.lnlmrrit unit ciirnl uif tiarwl." At oil DaaUra. 2Sc SOc. and 11.00 Knd for Slnan' rrve, lnlruclla Imiik on linfici, rattle, tinea and pouluy. AdUreaa Dr. IAMS. UOJW.bc MOW. IMS. Dr. I. II. Hewitt H.T.BOHS. i LAWYER nSrKOl'ATIIIt: I'll VSIf'lAN' AND SUIt'.KUN DUtntrieal .Sowullat lloth t'hinM I'.p ntnl (illlro: Whitdivnt KraiMenec. Tll.l.AMDHK OKK. I) It. A. I). I'KllKI.S-h. fJlfieo III .MilUTOII llltlp. All Work Oiiaralitrnl. riM.AMOOK. OltUC.ON DR. ELMER D. ALLEN. Dcntlxt, Hi Locted in the Commercial Bldf., Succecdinr Dr. P. J. Shrp. All Work Gturiiilrrd, PU,MX. Oilier Hrnir.! ? !" 2. "' ! 10 1!JJ p. Orn I'.vrnliiBi from tinlll 8 oVIik'1 COMPLETt: SET OP ABSTRACT Ollicc 10:..L'0I, hllaml I look Tillainoolc - T. H. G0YNE AltMTKysl-Uw ia4 Land Office Businm Oppeiiit ConrlhooM pasninK consideration. We have always thought that a tax payer league in this or any other county would be a kooJ thlnj. H is true tho county court Is elected to do i i ... .i . . . inu uutsincBB oi ine county, nut we believe that the court would be better able to learn the wants of the people throuih a taxpayers leaiue than other. ...I .1 .11 it. . . . m i mi I ii'L' L I I .. wine, unu uiter an mo rnemners or the """" "reoy mvon mat no county court are nothing more or Iuhh 1 Hunting or tresinmsinc will be allowud than servants of the people ' WtrU Hay Oj. property, Including and should give them, us near as Hio andaplt ut K tarts Hay, they know how, what they want. ' Wuta NeiUon Tho undersigned wishes to notlfv tho public that he will not bo resoonslble for tho debts -contracted bv bU nn Kudolph. Wrn. Tohl, Mohler, Or. NOTICE. Grain to Bring Millions. Winnipeg. Manitoba. The, Kovern mout of Saskatchewan anriniirici'd that the grain harvest this yymt would ht valued ut $110,000,000, of which $71 . 000,000 Is represented W.14t '. $2C,000,000 In oats. Philippine CommUslon Adopts Law Mimllu. The untl-sliivery law J passed by corifjrwiH, .XOept for several flight nmrnrJinenm, wns ndoptod by ' ''M',!, i i- i iT!T)frj on, The Herald OfTlco Is now located In the now Masonic bldg, Ulyu us a call. Dr. Jack Olson UKSIIJKNT DKNTIST Otllce Hours from J . ,. to f, ,,, m Oddfellow. Ruildinf lloth 1'liones. J. E. REEDY, D. V. M. VKTKIIJNAUJANJ (lloth I'hones) Tillamook , , Oregon GEORGE WILLETT Attorney at Law Office In Commercial Building Geo. P. Winslow ATTOINi;V AT LAW Tillamook llWk It.-irn .VI THUraook. Outm Tll.l.AHOOK UNDIiWIAMNOfl H. N. 1 1 UN HI I . r. IK-nlel lu Hiillding Konnerly 0P llv Curl I'ltlxlnf. Funeral Diractnr and IJrerUed Lady Assistant When lleiocilfi E. N. CRUSON. fainter mid Vtwr Utwm Contracts Taken IvHtimatcs I'tiriiishcd. All Work Guariiitad, Tlllmiiook.OJ JOHN LELANI) HENDERSON Attorney.)t.t.aw A I.. . a . Tillamook County Bank Bldg. -J.CLAU88EN Lawyer DliUTHCIIKK ADVOKAT Commercial Uuildin Pioneer TransfcrCol G. L. DICK Ac SON, Both PlMiir The Same Price to Uvcryo Tillamook FOR SALI? AT ALL GROCERS