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About Tillamook herald. (Tillamook, Tillamook County, Or.) 1896-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1914)
C. G. Cromblcy, editor Issued Cwtcc j Week c n Cucsdav and Friday fcntered a sevond-ola ro tttr Mnv 17. 1010. at tho Mt otllcc at Tillamook, Orvpon, under tho net of March 3, lis?.). srnscRirrios si.so a vkak in mvnck advertising Kates 1 1 .dwMmtts - Insertion, per lint 5 .10 : itMHniont insertion, lino .( r K 1 r - tea . Notice? - 6.00 . r Cla ,.) - 10.0 w. ... ,06 c i : ..:.!. . i.ne er !;nc, lrt t-fer!i m .OS .7J TH-SHAY JANUARY K, UH-t, Col. Roosevelt's forceful personality and facility of speech have gotten him into controversy in South America as they did in Ecypt two years. ago. At Santiacro, Chile, recently, he clashed with Dr. Marcial Martinez, former Chilian minister to the United States, over divergent views of the Monroe Doctrine. At a state reception given tho ex-president, Dr. Martinez, who was selected as the spokesman of the Chilian government, characterized the Monroe doctrine as a dead issue and argued that the conditions which gave rise to its promulgation in 1S23 have almost entirely disappeared. Col. Roosevelt replied with some heat that the Monroe doctrine still is a vital principle of the foreign policy of the United States The colonel took the doc tor to task for injecting a subject of possible controversy in his speech, saying that he himself had carefully avoided doing so, submitting his speech to censorship by the Chilian govern ment before delivery. The doctor re torted that he submitted his own speech to the same censorship, and as it "passed" he thought he had a right to speak as he did. Truth is the "Mon roe doctrine." though intended to pro tect the republics south of us from foreign aggression, is suspictoned by them, lest it involve the corollary of possible interference by the United States in their affairs. Chairman Adamson, of the house commerce committee, has introduced an important measure in congress, to suspend the operation of free tolls to American vessels for two years, and after that to leave to the president's discretion the application of the free tolls clause. This appears on its face like a move to extricate the United States from an awk ward situation, by indirection, rather ihan back down squarely on the free toll pol icy. Congress a year ago enacted that American vessels in the ''coastwise trade" or from one of our own ports .o another, might go through the Panama Canal free of toll, which all foreign vessels, and our own engaged in foreign trade, must pay. Great Britain has stoutly contended that this violated the Ha -Pauncefote treaty; and the pre vailing foreign sentiment has been wit . Great Britain. President Taft deriod the British contention, and he and -nny others uphelJ the action of congr.'ss. The "sober second thought," however, has created a strong senti ment, even in the United States, that tho free toll clause doe3 contravene the spirit of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, ard fur.hermorp that it is not the wisest p licy for this country to pursue. Mr. Adamson's joint resolution pur puses to "let us down easy." It sus pends the free toll clause for two years ; then if. in the president's judgement, the revenues from foreign trade are sufficient to maintain and operate the canal while exempting our own coist wise trading vessels, he is authorized to apply the free tolls clause. Mr. AJamson says his measure is offered on h-s own responsibility, not as an ad m'nistration measure. It is hardly likely, however, that the administra tion will oppose the proposition, offered by one of the party leaders. GOOD ROADS. Washing'o-, Jan. "Extensive high way improvement should begin with the improvement to the main traveled highways used by farmers in hauling the.r produce to market," aBserts form er Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr., Chairman of the Joint Good Hoaus Committee. "Tnat is one reason why my plan for Federal Aid leaves control of construction with the states. If control should be vested in the Federal Bureau, there would be danger of dis regard of local needs and wishes. It may be that in a few states the greatest need is for inter-state high ways. If so, the local authorities should so determine, and not have the matter decided for them by officials in Washington. "I see no occasion for material con troversy between the advocates of im provement of main traveled market roads and the advocates or construc tion of trans-state or inter-state roads. In general, the roads used chiefly by farmers, will, when connected, form a state highway. The roads used by automobilists are, as a rule, the same roads the farmers use tho most. But there is no occasion for criticism if a portion of the road funds are used for Improving stretches of road that will be used chiefly for pleasure. Automo bilists aie among the heavy taxpayers and they have u right to participate in the benefits of road expenditures. On the other hand, the auto owner who lives in u city has occasion to use a lo cal market road a dozen times where he uses a long-distance trunk road once. It is to his interest to have the local road improved first. 5 But, from any and every viewpoint, It is fundamental that control of road construction should remain with the state and not be turned ovcrj to tho federal Government." .OS .OS 1.00 .as l'K" notice.-., per line Hindu's l'rofwlonal canis.ino. nt.olav Advrtwniont. nor inch , I 1. Display Ads must be in this of (ei on MllIMNy t,nd Thursday Morn ii,Cj to insure publication in follow of- j Tuesday ami brainy ism Reasons are 'imperative. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stnte of Oregon forTlllnmook County. Montgomery Turner. PlalntilT, vs. A. H. Ruger and Kvn Rug'r, his wife. V R. Heals and l?rd I. Heals, bis wife, G. H. Ward. Othon Cncharolis and Clara Cncharolis, his wife, George J. Geannnkonoulus, Ed ward J. Sehafer. an i Tillamook County. Defendants. To Othon CneharelK Clara CnehnrclU. his wife, and Edward J. Sehafer. Do. fondants: In the name of the State of Oregon : You are hereby commando I ami required to ho and nppoir in the above entitled court and answer the complaint filed ag-iinst vou in the above entitled enue on or before the ex piration of six weeks from the date of the first ivhluMt'"-! of this summon in the TILLAMOOK HERALD, the I date of tho fir-at publication hereof lining Januarv 13th. 191 1. :md the date f th !at imhliratjon thereof being February 2lth. 1114. to wit: on or be f.,. tV-'-m 2-lth. 1011 You will please take notice that if V'vj fail so to appear and answer the complaint (i'-h! hcrii-. tv.e plnintjtT will apnlv to the court for the relief Dnived for and demanded in his com plaint, to-wit: fir a decree and judg ment in hi favor and against, nil of said defendant and each of them, as follows : 1st: For a judgment against th de fendant A. H. Ru.'ar for JIS.SXM. with interest th-eon at the rate of six nor vnt per annum since September 14th. KU2. up on five certain promissory notes, made, executed and delivered bv A. H. Rugr to plaintiff on Sept. 1-ith. 1912, I for different sum Aggregating sln.POO, ' and for the further sum of $1500 nttnr ! nev's fees, ami for the costs and (lis i bursemcnts of this suit. I 2nd: That that cprtnin mortgage ' made, executed and delivered bv de fendant . H. Rwrer mil Eva Ruger, ' his wife to plaintiff on September l lth, 1912, to secure the payment of fiv cer tain promissory note for liilierest sums agcregatinir Sln.OK). dated Sep tember 14th, 1912, and hearing interest at the rat" of six per cent per annum, be adjudged to be a lien prior in time and superior in right to the claim, in terest and lien of said defendants Othon Ca'-harelis. Clara Cachnrelis, and Ed ward J. Sehafer. A. H. Ruger. Eva ''ueor hi wife. F. R. Benls. and Bird L. B-als. hi wife. G. H. Ward, George 1. Geannakonouh:, and 1 illamook County and each and all of them in and to the real property therein described. 3rd That the defendants above named and each and all of them be foreclosed of and from all right, title and interest at law or in equity in and to said real property hereinafter de scribed 4th : For a decree foreclosing that certnin mortgage made, executed and delivered by A. H. Kuirer and Eva Ruger, his wife, on Sept 14th, 1912, in favor of Montgomery Turner, above named plaiptifT, upon the following described real property to-wit : Commencing at the half mils stake bet'veen sections 15 and 22 in T, 1 S. R. 9 W. of theWil. M'ir., and running thence S. 160 rods to the S. E. corner of th" N. W. quarter of section 22; thence in a northwe'terlv direction to j the S. E. corner of the N. W. quarter I of the N. W. quarter of section 22, 1 13 2-11 rods, more or less-; thence N. to tne section line between said sec tions 15 and 22, 80 rods; thence B. on said section line 80 rods to the place of beginning, containing CO acres, more or less. Also the homestead claim of Peter Brant being the S. W. quarter of Sec tion 15. T. 1 S. R flW. of theWil. Mer. rxeentini' therefrom CO acres hereto fore deeded by Peter Brant and wife to Mary E. Judd bv deed recorded at page 403 of Book K of the recorrls of deeds of Tillamook County, Oregon; to secure the payment of the said five promissory notes hereinbefore mention ed, for $15,900. anil further decreeing that said property be sold as upon execution at lav, and the proceeds of said sale be applied as follows; (a) to the costs and expenses of said sale; (b) to the costs and disburse ments of this su;t; (c) to the payment of tho attor ney fees awarded to this plaintiff: (d) to the payment to plaintiff of the several soma hereinbefore mentioned and for which judgment is herein prayed. O) That the balance, if any, be paid over to the clerk of the above entitled court, to ho disposed of as this court might hereinafter direct. Gth: That if the proceeds of said sale bo insufficient to make the above pay ments that plaintiff have judgment I Each suh.oquent insertion, lino Resolutions of t ondolouco ami Four Foot Fir Slabs $3.00 Per Cord Delivered $2.90 in Ten Cord Lot; $2.80 in Twenty Cord Lots. A. F. COATS LUMBER CO. docketed bv the clerk of the nbovo ou UMril court for such doilcleticy against tn' defendant, A. ii. uugvr. i (Uh: That the defendant" ami each! of them, and all porous claiming or to .lalin bv, through or u 'dor them ami ouch of them Iw adjudged to Imvo no , richt. title. Interest or lien upon said : mortiMsed real property nought to lie orvc' se I herin, or nnv o.itt thereof, nnd that each and all ol them lo for evor b.irred ami foreclosed and unjoin ed from setting out any right, title, interest or claim in or to the snmo or any part tlieiof, excepting nh tlu statutory right of rtHteuiptlon. "th: 'flint plaintuf be allowed to be come the purchaser t said sule tin: That platotif have such ethur Mini furtlwr rvlief a to this o urt mav m movl m d just in e.,uU . Thia summons i serv. nr n vou by order of Hominible WVhaUr llol n . Onruit Jitdiiu of fH ok Count v. Uwcon. which orir ,;no and da(d on Jan. 10th. 1911 tvipnrvs you to p par and answrr ti e complaint UM j airainat you heroin, on or boforo the xpiratum of wouka from the date of the first puMic it Ion of this rt.im- linonaintho I ILLAMOOK HhRALD, : to-wit: on or luforu February It Ilk. i 1914. Thos. II. Tongue. Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Sheriff Sale N'OUCE IS 1IFRKHY GIVEN' tht ly irtuo of an oi.vution and order of sale, duly issued out of the Circuit Court of tho State of OreRon, for Till, mook County, on tho SlSth t'.iy of Nov ember 1913." on a decree of forckmuro dulv made anil out -red in said Court, on tho 'Jfith dav of 'nvombvr 191". in a suit then poniitmr, wherein Charlotte M. CVyle, Kxocotrix of tho Li"i Will ami lostament of it. A. t v.nrt. de ceased was plnintitf. ami Ch.is. P. Nol son. Nannie M. Nelson, William Ftet-' cher. Harriett R I'leto'ior, W. G. Dwight ami H. E. Enunok Trustee, were defendants, ard wherein the plaintiff recovered jisilgi '-'en' against ihe defendants Chm'. P. Nelson. Nan nie M. Nelson. Wilnm Fletcher and Harriett R. F'Mchor for the sum of f 421. 00. and interest thereon at the rate of seven iter cent, per annum, from November 25th, 1913. ami for rrr..isl attorneys fees, and for $11.40 C"ti and disbursments, and to me directed. eorrmamling me as shoriu of said Co unty to sell the real property herein after described to satisfy the cota and expenses of the sale, and tne s-il judgment. NOW THEREFORE. I will on Sat urday the Ilrd day of January 191 1, at the front door of tho Court House In said County and State, at 10 o'clock in the forewarn of stud day, ell V fol lowing described real protert , at pub lic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, to satisfy th- said costs and judgement. The East one half of the Sauth-Okst one fourth of Section 22, and the Nort i ' ne half of the North-east one fourth of Section 27, in lowrtshi" f South of Range 10 West of the Willamette Mer idian. Dated at '1 illamook, Oregon, Nov. ember 2Jth, 1913. H. CRENSHAW, Sheriff ot Tillamook Countv. Oregon. Restoration to Entry of I.andi in Na'ionsl Forest. "Totice is hereby given that the lands ' described below, eTihr.icing ICO acres, within the Siusimv Nutional For est, Oregon, will be .subject to settle ment un-i entry under the provisions of , (no norreslead laws of tne united States und the act of J:r c 11, 19(W W Stat., 2Xi). at tho l'n'"d States land olnce at Portland on I-' bruary IS. 1914 Anv settlor who whm actually and .n ' I fattn claiming any of sai l lands 1 'or agricultural purjoees prior to Jan inry 1, 1906, and las nut abandoned j same, has a prt 'crei :e right U) iniiKe .i I homeste i i entry for tho lands actually i occ ipic .' K"i ?r(U were listed upo i i the application" of the persons men I ti e.i below, who have a preference ' right subject to the prior right of any . uch settler, provided such settler w , applicant is qualified to make home i stead entry and the preference right n i exercised prior to February 18, 191 1, ! on which date the lands will be subject ' to settlement and entry by any quali fied person. The lands are as follows: ' lhe WJ ol NE1. the SE1 of NKt. a id the NWi of SEL Sec. 1, T. 4 H.. R. , h'., V. M., 100 acres, appliealion of 'William it. bpeece of Jiiair.e, Oregon; ',ist -y lii. Approved Novemb -r 21 i 1913, C M. Bruce, Assistant Commih- -loner of the General Land OHice. In the Circuit Court of the Stnte of Oregon, for the County of 'I illamook, Tiiornna F. Buffum. Plaintilf, vs. Mina Buffum, Defendant. To Mina Buffum defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE iv OREGON, You are hereby required ri appear arid answer tne comma n died against you in tho above entitled uit witnin six weeks from the date of the firat publication hereof ; and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the '-ourt for a decree dissolving and annulling the marriage contract now existing be tween the plaintiff and the defendant. and for such other and further relief as to the Court may stem juat and equitable. This summons is served upon you by publication by order of tho Honorable Webster Holmes, Judge of the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon, for the County of Tillamook, dated at chatn- t)ern in AlcMinnvillf, Oregon, tho 18th day of December, 191.1. Tho first pub- iicntion nercoi is madu on tne &Jrd day ot wecempcr, luiu. C. W. Talmage & E. J. Claussen, Attorneys for Plaintilf. If It You Can Manufacture Come to WLS1717I WW ft 11 m m m To Do 1 h Wheeler, Notice ol Assessment. Miami Lumber Company, a corinr a' ion, having iU ofllcu and principal I place of Iju.sirittHM at No 330 Eait First I Street, in the City of U Angele.i, I State of California. otice in hereby given that at a meeting of tho Hoard of Director of haul Minini Lumber Company, held on the 8th d-y of Decamhcr, l'Jl.'l, an a Hctamcnt of $1.90 per nharo win levied upon the hhiu-iI capital stock of said corporation, payable immediately to H. W. Itiham. Secretary of Raid corpor ation. at No. K30 Ea.it FiMl Stnot. in the City of I.on Angolei, State of ('ali fornia. Any utock upon which thia iikhchh. incut nlmll remain unpaid on the llith day of January, 191 J, will bo delin quent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unlerisi payment in made before, will be mild on the 2nd day of February, 1914, at 10 o'clock A. M. on kiimI date, to pay the delinquent iixxchh merit, together with roata of advertis ing and expetikea of Hale. U. W. Inhnm, Secretary. Location of office, No. 8:)l) Kant Firat Street. IOh Angolo. California. Notice of Pluul Account. NOTICE in herobv gi en that tho u i derHigned bun tiled her 'in I account, an administratrix of the estate of William .1. Ilughey, deceased, and that the County Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, haa madu an order wotting Sat ifday January 17lh lull, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court Imiiihc in 1 illamook County, Oregon, hh the time anil place of hearing the same, and any and all ibjectioriH therein, if any thoru be. NOW THEREFORE all pemoris inter eBted in said eHtate aru hereby notified and required to appear at ;aid time anil place, and tthow cause if any thoro be, why na'id final account Hho'uld not bo allowed, uaiil administratrix discharg ed, and her bond exonerated. Dated at Tillamoi k, Oregon, Decern ber 15th, 1913, Nellie Ilughey. Administratrix of tho t-Htutu of Wll '.nm J. Ilughey, deceaied. i. vv. lalma-ro Att" for Admr. Notice of Administrati r Sale. NOTICE is hereby given, that '.pursu ant to an order of the County Court of tho Statu of Oregon, for Tillumook County, tho undersigned us Administra tor of the Estate of William Curtis. deceased, will on and after tho lath day of January 1914, ut prlvuto siilo for a substantial payment in cash, and a moriuwo on the nrnncrtv sold to so. euro the bulanco of the purchaso price, duly soil all of tho following described real property of the deceased, situate in Tillamook Countv. Orcion. ilo. scribed as follows to wit: Tho Houth-west quarter of the South east quarter, and tho South-east quart er of the Soutb.wi'Ht quarter of Sec. HO. T. U S. It. 9 W. Wll. Mer, (less three tracts sold) containing 72.25 acres, I'aieii al 'i twimooif cicorron. Dccnm- our lUtli. iui:j. C, A, McGheu Adininislratnr ut thn Kutnto l W!l. liain Curtis, deceased, U. W. 'lalmaKe, Attv. for Admr, Nehale The Manufacturing Whe eler tfc nisi 9B as 1 a r t ni m Harbor Co. Oregon Dr. L. E. Hewitt OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND Stiff' EON' Obstetrical Spoclaliiit Both Phonea Res. and Olllce: Wlutohouso Runldcncc, TILLAMOOK ORE. 5 R. A. I). PliltKINh, 3 HIMIUItNT DKNTIT Oflico in .Sturgeon llldti. All Work Oimtiiutrcil. ni.I.AMOOR. ORI'.C.ON DR. ELMER D. ALLEN, Dentist, Hti Located in the Commercial Bldg., Succeeding Dr. P. J. Sharp. All Work. GiuMiilfrd, lkth Phono. Office Hoor.. ' ! I to -ItJO p. in. Orrn Kvriilnc Irom 7 until B o'cIkK. Dr. Jack Olson RESIDENT DENTIST Oflico Hour trom 9 a. m. to fi p. tn. Oddfcllowi Building Roth I'lionoH J. E. RECDY, D. V. M, V TERINAUIAN (Ifoth Phonenl TilumuoK : : Oregon JOHN LCLAM) IICNDCKSON Atlorney.at'law Abitrnctcr 1 illamook County Bank Bldg. H. T. BOTTS Lawyer COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACT. Ollicc 208-204., Tillamook Block Tillamook - - Ore. T. HJG0YNE AtUraey.at-Law t4 Land Office Business. SOppoiita CoKrthaHM GEORGE WILLETT Attorney at Uw Office In Commercial Building EI. J . Claussen Lawyer Dkutschjju Advokat Commercial Building Anything ER r 1 11 1Z I'ortUnd Offico 327 :jllln.K !l TilUmooK Olfico Cre l!. K. Ua I J lTt--1 I ArrORNLY-AT I AW Tillamook It lock RiHiiik 'irl Mfil Tillamook. Oret Pioneer Transfer Ct G. L. DICK li SON. l'ni. Doth Phoon 'I he Siiiiic Price to IJveryoitts TII.I.AriMOK L'N)I:IM'AKIN(I i R. N. Ill-NKI.I ,Mei, Ixicnted in Untitling Formerly Oc DM ny i an rmxini Funeral Dlrrclur aii.I lJcnird Hiiili.b Ladv Amtliitunt When Reunited. Tillamook Bakers Breai FOR SA I IS AT AI I GROCERS HARflES DON'T SPOIL A (1001) IIOUSI ny Keeping nun In shaliby old lliirnr Wo are huIIIhk Harness madu of I beat stock ut prices that ought tempi you. A WELL MADE HARNESS will not only Improve the npiioiinw m vuur iiuinu, mil COIIirilllllU 10 W nuieiy n won. Many a runaway co u hyuiuou ii mo oiii iinrnuHB nmi discarded In tlino. W. A. WILLIAMS, Tillamook - - Oror E. N. CRUS0N. Pnintcr nnd I'ipor TTnnp v.ontraets I akin JvbdmateH Furnished.1 All Work Cnrirmiti oil l'1 Tillaiuook.;(H