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Cre ciuiimook herald (5. G, Ci'omblcy, editor Issued Civlcc a ttlcck c Cucsctay and Friday Entered as scvomi-class matter Mav 1". WIO. .it the pint olllce nt Tillamook, Oregon, under tho act of March 3, ISW." SUBSCRIPTION S1.50 A VKAK IN ADVANCU Jldccrlisltm Katis 1 ecal Vdvertiseraunts I rst I-i.acrtimi, per liro $ .10 F i tihequnt insertion, tm H. ".stead Notice? T'-lw-r Claim 10.00 Nevi, tn?r line - .OS Card. of thanks, per line - .OS . Locals,. er line, first insertion - .7 Knch subsequent insertion, lino Resolution of 'omiolenort ami Lodge not'ees, per line BusHesis & Profcwlonal cnnls.mo. rM;lv Vv"t"'innt. per inch LL Dtsolav A.ts must bo in this fice on Monday ami Thursday Morn ings to insure publication in follow ing Tuesday and Friday issues. Reasons are Imperative. ITKSPAY JANTAKY I'D, 1HU. F.t several isues the Herald has refrained from carrying on any discus sion in regard to the paving eont.ro ersy, our present city administration and ether things portaminc theret.i We feel that the public is entitled to something ditferent. for at kast a part of the time does nut seem matter, and in consequence is kee ing up its usual "Mutt" awl mud slinging. v e wouiu uoi pay any aiier.wan io me i I crinultig, containing t'0 acres, more i r less. Also the lionicKtoi'd claim of lVter Brant being tlio S. W. ipi-trtcr uf Sec lion ir. V I S. K. lW. of thcWil. Mer. excepting therefrom t0 acres In'ret fore deeded by Peter llrnnt and wife to Mnrv E, Judd bvilevd recorded at ' page 4fkS of Hook E of the record of idecosot Tillamook County, Ore-iron; to secure the ptiV'ent of the said live promwsorv note herelnbeforo mention led, for $16,IHX. and further decreeing 1V. 1 that said property be sold as umui ic.veculion nt law, and the proceeds of saiii sale le applied as roiiows: in) to the costs and expenses of . said sale : (bl to the costs and disburse ments of this suit ; (c) to the paVinent of t ie itttnr j nev fees awarded to this plniiititf : Id) to the pay men! to plalntilf i of the several sums hereinbefore I mentioned ami for wntcl. judgment I is herein prascd. 1 ') That the balance, ir any, bo (mid over to the clerk of the nlove entitled court to ho diHcd of as this court might hereinafter tiirect. fith : Tint if the proceed of said sale be insulllciont to make the alxive pay-' monts that plamtiir have Juilguient docketed by the clerk of the above on ti'leil court" for such deficiency against fll.l lli.f.ttMlutlf A It lilll'.T tith- Hint the defendant! and each' .OS ! I. no! .as of.! If You Can Manufacture Anything Come to 17171 170 EELLK WH might he furnished nim by tluwe n favor of the Warren Construction Co, The page of nit that have b-en pub lished by the Headlight connecting Mr Heal and his assochiteti with the Knudson sweat-box episode has been 11,11 III.,, ..IV ... , ,l,t ... ...... . 1. -.-. r In fli.i Unruli! to n. . .1 I . II -I ... ' ii-,7w.-v ......... .v ...v .... - oi wieui. hihi nu persons ci.uuii 'i through or under iiieui nun have no ........ ....iii ll.lll'.IV.IT- Will 'Klll. HI"'. I" '" Ml"'" Himoxer we will , , , .,,....1.1 .., ,.. say tht in the first place 'he citizen j foreclosed herein, or any part thereof, had a right to put detectives on the hih! that each and all of thorn be for ever barred and foreclosed and enjoin- out any right, title. interest or claim-in or to the same or mn part thereof, excepting only the statutory right of redemption, "th: That plaintiff be allowed To Do The Manufacturing lereni, lor ai iti n ,n, ii.-.....t v. The Headlight however untrue and we again state that these , claim by, through or under tl , to fko this view of the 1 g-'ntlomcii hail absolutely nothing to do j each of them be adjudged to 1 to take this mow of tbt k , right, title, interest or lien U -i 14 .in- ... .... HU IIUUIU UUI .Ill, HlWbllVII IW IUL t . , r, , . I I I ' , . . . ' , , job, and suwetiuunl discKwures and ever barred and "slime that Hows from the pen of the , napf,oninc, jmVl. prov,.n thcir wisdom 1 i from setting neaai.gni s oiiuor h 11 were mn lor ,n ,)lng so. .Most ol me notoriety the fi-.ct that Mr. Haker at time goes 1 t.it lias come to Mr. Knudson by rea to the extent of maliciously falsifying, i "07 of the airair is due to its constant . ,. . . .. ". , , 1 ngita'lon bv the Headlight, in his endeavor to carry nis point and I i tho name f common son,e, place those whom he is opposed to in a Kaer, what have yo.i gained, or what false '.ight. As an example of this welcanvou expect to" gain for yourself quote as follows from the lat issue of r any l,t,hpr I; or persons by con j. . r, 1 tinning tins tirade? touhave exceed- Headlignt: - a i,OUIM)s 0f nruprietv and decency. "F. K. Boa Is vs. . O. Lhase and t the patience and tolerance of those Mina M. Chase, and the Tillamook Co- whom you have so unscrupulously pur Operative Fish Co.. is a snit tiled in "V cease. tak our word for it. . . ,'itisa protntious time to stop, the circuit court to recover the sum of 1 r $3,00i. witii J500 for attorne.v 's fees. 1 " On the lMh of February. 1013. the de- j SU..()NS. fendannts, W. O. Chase and wife igi-1 ed ten promissory notes payable in tenin the Circuit Court of the 5tnte years at J300 per anruin and hnvingj f urcon forrillnmook County, failed to pay the first note plaintitr , MoBtKOinei.y i,rncr, iMaintilT. sues fur the whole amount. I V!)- H Kuger ami Eva lUlgir, his wife, F. It. Reals and Bird L" Benls, his wife. G. H. Ward. Othon Cacharelis and Clani Caeharelis, his wife, George J. GeannakntiouUn. Ki ward J. Schafer, an! Tillntnook County. Defendants. The facti as to the above litigation are e. early set forth in the pleadings and are in tubstance as follows, to xvit: W 0. Chase and wife gave Mr. Beals ten promissory notes, bearing date Feb. 18th, 1913.amounting to J3,- 000.. secured bv mortraee. uavable : To Othon Caeharelis. Clara C.icharelis . :..,i : "1 o o t e a - a wife, and Klwanl J Schafer. De- respectively in 1. 2. 8, 4. 5. 0 ,, s 9 j femiHn.;. , tho nnrne of th(. Stn'te of and 10 years after date. On May 1st, Oregon: You are hereby commanded Mr. Beals entered into contract with j and required to be and anpe'ir in the Mr. Chase whereb he. Chase, for cer-, ahove entitle.1 court and nnswor the tain considerations", modified the terms , !,,!"srl " l entitled caue on or nefore the ex of the mortgage so that the whole ! njratinn of six weeks frn-n the date of thereof became due and payable on the ' the first D'iblicat'on of this summons loth day of May. 1913. Note that Baker!'" e TILLAMOOK f '. ALD. the ,..,. -On the ISthdav of Fh mil ,inte of the fir,t P"hlir,'irn hereof SJ r. Y J i . r 1 beinu January 13th. 1911 and the date . O. Cnase and wife signed ten prom- 0f the !ast imblir-ntion thereof being issory notes payable in ten years at . t ebruarv ZUh, lUl-J, to wit: on or be $300 per year ard having failed to pay the first note plaintiff .iuea for the to be come me purchaser at said sale. Sth: That plamtill have such other and further relief us to this cairt may seem meet and just in equity. This summon is servi-il ujhiii you by onler of Honorable Webster Holmes, C'rcuit Judge of Ttllainook County, Oregon, which order made and dated on Jan. 10th. 1911 requires you to ap pear and answer the complaint filed Mgainst you herein, on or before the expiration of six week from the date of the first publication of this sum mons in tne TILLAMOOK HFBALD, to-wit: on or before February 2lth, 1911. Tho. H. Tongue. Jr.. Attorney for l'laintilT. No. Jvr)74. lieport of the Condition of the First National Bank of Tillamook at Tillamook in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, January 13, 191-1. RESOURCES. Dollars. Loans and Discounts 97, 057. SHI Overdrafts, secured and un secured vj. lb tJ. S. Bonds to secure circu lation 25.000.00 Other Bonds to secure I'ostal .Savings 1,015 fll Bonds. Securities, etc 29.320.09 Banking House, Furniture, and Fixture 4, 119.27 Other Real Estate owned... 5,fi7fi.79 Due from State ami i'rivatu Batiks and Bankers, Trust Companies, and Savings l.. . t A .1 1 Wfiribu - 1 017 .10 1 ,1 1 ; , . . '"'Hill, lU'll II. I T H " tTI'f 1 (IJ IIJK - a . ment in his favor an-l ngainst all of ! One from approved Reserve . ; fore Febnmrv 21th. 1914 ! You will rdensn take --ntice that if vnll fnil 4n In imonnr nnil nnd,t.ir Ihn ' whole amount." There is no such ailu- complaint filed hrein. the plaintiff gation in the complaint and nothing will applv to the rourt for the relief therein contained would admit ol 8uch'nra.ve(1 for Hn'' H',mando in his com- ! an interpretation in his own misstatements as the first note is not yet due and payable and JUKI ttMk4llll I lllll4kIIIOIlls to t llOSO vt'Oso Mill Iiriii pay rolls to - - Wheeler t Bi e 11111 11 ufisM t uriii on a'lanE'iii liny Nehalem Harbor Co. Wheeler, Oregon PorlUnd (Jlficn 327 falling ild5 TllUmook Ollitci Catc f!. U. Hcaii Restoration to Entry of l.nn.li in Natioml Forett. police is hereby given that the lands described Ixdow, umbrae ng 150 1 acres, within the hlunlaw National I-or-I est, Oregon, will 1m subject to settle- Dr. L. E. Hewitt Geo. P. Winslo! OSTEOI'ATHIC IMIVSICIAN AND SUR'tKON OUtetricnl Kkecnilint lloth I'luuit n will not be (except by the terms ol the modification) until the ISth day of Feb. 1914. It is apparent that instead of Mr. Beals taking advantage of a technicality and collecting notes be fore maturity as Mr. Baker would havj us believe, he really had patiently waited for over seven months after the entire debt was due under the modifica tion agreement before instituting fore closure. It is quite apparent that Mr. Baker will go to any extent in his endeavor to place in a false light and vilify Mayor BeaU so great is his ha tied towards the mayor. One would naturally think that under the circumstances, Mayor Beals being nominated and elected without opposition, his election being practically unanimous, an incident without a precidence in the history of our city, that Mr. Biker wojld have enough respect for our citizens in gen eral to at least treat our mayor with passing respect, refraining from ma liciously lying about him. In a recent issue of the Headlight reference is made to Mr. Beals having brought suit against a widow to wrong fully acquire title to her property. An examination of the various court rec ords will prove this accusation to be fal.se and libelous. In regard to the pavement case, Mr. Baker, has falsified time, after time in his endeavors to place Mr. Beals and the citizens at a disadvantage in their fight against the Warren Construction Co. In the Headlight of Jan. 8th, re ferring to the Warren Construction Co. case and Mr. Beals and his associates, the following false statement is pub lished. "By their own showing in the Ham.cnkrat case they have expended $0500, for high priced outside attor neys." An examination of tho corn plaint referred to will disclose! that no such allegation is contained therein and the facta are the attorneys were paid little more than half of 50,500. From the beginning of the pavement case Mr. Baker did his utmost to thwart the endeavors of the citizens, publishing misstatements which persuin ably must have been inspired by rep resentatives of the Warren Coiistrnc tion Co., as it is a fact that Mr. Baker staid away from tho trial proceedings altogether, not taking enough ii.'ci in the cas,o to get at the truth, bdn satisfied witli what biased information said defendants and each of them, as ' follows : 1st: For a judgmp"t against the de , fendnnt A. H. Ru-rer for $15,900. with interest thereon at the ratp of six pir cent per annum since September 14th, 1912, up on five certain promissory notes, made, executed and delivered by A. H. Kti.-er to plaintiff on, Sent. 14th. 1912, for different sums aggregation 315,900, and for tho further sum of $1500 attor ney's fe", and for the costs and dis- i htirsoments of this suit. 1 2nd : That that certain mortgage made, executed and delivered by de fendant A, II. Ruirer and Eva Roger, ! h: wife to plaintiff on September 11th, 1912, to secure the payment of five cer tnin promissory notes for different FUtrs aggregating $15,900. dated Sep ember 14th, 1912, and bearing interest t the rate of six per cent per annum, !. adjudged to he a lien prior in time and superior in right to the claim, in terest and lien of said defendants Othon Caeharelis. Clara Caeharelis, nnd Ed ward J. Schafer. A. H. Kuger, Eva' Rui?er his wife, F. R. Beals. and Bird L. Beals, his wife. G. H. Ward, George I. Geannakopoulus, 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 he foreclosed of and from all rk'ht, title and interest at law or in equity in and to aid real property hereinafter de scribed. 4th: For a decree foreclosing that certain mortgage made, executed and delivered by A. H. Ruirer and Eva Ruger, his wife, on Sept. 14th, 1912, in favor of Montgomery Turner, above named plaintiff, upon the following described real property to-wit: Commencing at the half mill stake between sections 15 and 22 in T. 1 S, R. 9 W. of the Wil. Mer., and running thence S. 100 rods to the S. E. corner of th- N. W. quarter of section 22; thence in a northwesterly direction to the S. E. corner of the N. W. quarter of the N. W. quarter of section 22, 113 2-11 rods, more or less; thence N. to the section line between said sec tions 15 and 22, 80 rods ; thence E. on said section line 80 rods to the place of Agents 12.2S t. 59 Exchanges for clearing house 1,270..M3 Notes of other National Banks 105.00 Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels, and Cents 195.50 Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, vu: Specie 17,538.40 Legal-tender Notes 155.03 17,713.10 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation) merit and entry under the provisions of ' . , ,. , . the hnmestead laws of the United and Ollire : WhlU'hoUiu Residence. TILLAMOOK ORE, ... . 1.250.00 Total . 190,52.1.75 LIABILITIES. Dollars. Capital stock paid in 25,000.00 Surplus fund '1,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Ex penses and Taxes (laid..., 2,201.95 National Bank Notes Out standing 21,000.00 Due to State and Private Banks and Bankers 2, 90S. 23 Individual deposits subject to check 123,815.150 Demand certificates ot de posit 2,923.09 Time certificates of deposit. . 1 1,093,53 Certified checks 20.00 I'ostal Savings Deposits .... 290.08 Reserved for Taxes 177.07 Total.. 190,5X1.75 nww or wregon, County of Tillamook, 88 I, w. J. Riechers, Cashier of tho above-named bank, do solemnly awear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. VV. J. RIECHERS, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of January, 1914. ROLLIE W. WATSON, Notary Public. orrect Attest: WM. G. TAIT, B. C. LAMB, J. C. HOLDEN, Directors. Foot Foot Fir Slabs $3.00 Per Cord Delivered 4 $2.90 in Ten Cord Lots; $2.80 in Twenty Cord Lot. A. F. COATS LUMBER CO. States and the act of Juno 11, 1900 (31 Stat.. 233). at the United States land office at Portland on February 18, 1911. Any settler who was actually and In good faith claiming any of saiil hinds for agricultural piiriHise prior to J1111 uary 1, 1905, and lias not abandoned same, has a preference right to make a homestead entry for tho lands ncttlnll occupied. Said lands were listed upon the applications of the perform men tioned below, who have a preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler, provided such settler or applicant is qualified to make home stead entry and the pruferunce right is I exercised prior to t'cliruary IK, 1914, jon which date the lands will be subject to settlement ami entry by any quali fied person. 1 he lands are as follows; The WJ ot NEl. the SEJ of NEJ. ami thu NWl of SKI, Sec. 1, T. 4 S.. R. 9 'V., W. M., 100 acres, implication of William R. Speece of liluinc, Oregon; List 0-915. Approved November 21, 1913, C. M. Bruce, Assistant Commis doner of tho General Land Office. Notice of Sheriff's Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of an execution anil order of sale, duly issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Tilla mook County, on thu 28th day of Nov ember 1913, 011 a decree of forclosuro duly made and entered In said Court. on tho 25th day of November 1913, In a . suit then pending, wherein Charlotte llllamooK M. Oojle, Executrix of the Last Will and lestarnent of R. A. Stewart, do-1 D. PHHKIN.S, HICUPKNT IIK.NTIHT Ollire In .Stitrgrou lllilg. All Work Oiinraiilrnl. TILLAMOOK. - OR1JOON ATTOUNr V AT LAW I Tillamook llloek W Room '112 Tillamook, tffyk t ,'' Pioneer Transfer G. L. DICK St SON. Prop.. h Both Phonrt Ihc Snrnc Price to Hvcr.von iTIl.LAflOOK UNDI-RiAklNtli 1 W. N. HHNKL1J. MiM. I located In Building Formerly Occe I By ( ari Palxlaf. DR. ELMER D. ALLEN, Denilsct ' L- . 1 , ... at Located in the Commercial Bldg., , Ladv Assistant When Kequenloiili Succeedinir Dr. P. J. Slum. I Jl" AH Work Goirinlrrd, B,,ih Phonrt, Olflc Hour.. ?''? I lo 4iJ0 p. m. Opn Kvrnlnci from 7 unlit & o'clock Dr. Jack Olson RESIDENT DENTIST Olllco Hours Irom 9 a, m. to 5 p. rn. Oddfellows Building Both Phones. J. E. REEDY, D. V. M, VETERINARIAN (Both I'honesl Oregon JOHN LELAN0 HENDERSON Atlornnvut-law Abstracter ; Tillamook County Bank Hldq. ceased was plaintiff, and Chan. P. Nel son, Nannie M. Nelson, William Flet cher, Harriott R. Fletcher, W. G. Dwight and B. E. Emcrlck Trustee. were defendants, anil wherein the1 plaintiff recovered a judgement against 1 the defendants Chas. P. Nelson, Nan-1 , nio m. Nelson. William Fletcher and Harriett R. Fletcher for tho mini of $421.00, and interest thereon at the I" u'm'l cent, per annum, iroin ( rOMDI PTP CCTAC .nrrn.p, November 25th, 1913. and for $75.00 UMPLbTt SET OF ABSTRACT, attorneys fees, 111 d for $11.40 costa , Oflicc 'KYA'MW. Till,. .,.,.,.1. ' -f i ffiuiwwn Tillamook Baker's Bred FOR SAUv AT ALL GROCERS H. T. BOTTS Lawyer and disbursments. and to me directed commanding nie as aheriff of said Co unty to sell tho real property herein after described to satisfy the costs and expenses of thu snln. mul th.. m.1.1 . - - - - -, .... judgment. NOW THEREFORE. Tillmhook Hlock I will on Sat- Ore. unlay the 3rd day of January 1911, at uiu iroiii. uoor 01 mo lumrt iinnm 1,1 said County and Stale, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, sell tho fol owing described real property, at pub- lie auction, to the hiihimt liMil,.r cash in hand, to satisfy the said costs and lUdiriiiriKnt 1 rhc hast one half ofr tho South-east one fourth of Section 22, and the North one half of the North-east on,, f.mrti. of Section 27, in Township 5 South of Range 10 West of the Willamette Mur-. iillan. Dated at 'I ilium r l', Oregon, Nov ember 29th, 1913. 1 H. ( KLNSHAW; Siierlir of Tillamook County, Oregon. T. H. G0YNE AttwiMy-at-Uw asd Land Office Batineu. Opposite Courtkaut GEORGE WILLETT Attorney at Uw Office In Commercial Building EI. J . Olauqsen Law 1 cjr Dhutscih:.1 dvokat Commercial Building DON'T SPOIL A GOOD HOItSl by keeping him In shubby old llsrrsi We are soiling Harness made off esi stock at prlcea that outfit I tempt you, I A WELL MADE HARNESS I will not only irnprovu tho appear! of your honui, but contribute to ) aafety aa woll. Marl) a runaway i bp avo hied If the old Harness hail M uiscaruuu in time. 21 I W. A. WILLUMS Tillamook n..r E. N. CRUS0N. TJ.. ' . I T k llllll HIHT I'lllll Con I rn el To1,Tti Ivstitnntcs iftiniiKlic(l. All Work OtiuraiUtLil. Tillutnook, 1