Cbc Cillamook Gerald
C. G. Crombley, editor
Issued Cwtcc a OIk Cuday Friday
Entered as vond-clAJ matter My 17. 1910. l the rU o'T5 t TllU.-nooV,
Orreon. andcr th ct of NUreh 3, 1579."'
SCR5CRUT10N Sl.M A VKAR IS ADV KNCK
Jldvcrtitino Rales
I tff-tl Aderti3ienU
riMt Iftwrtion. per llrw S .It
Each sbnnt injcrtiott. line .06
HomMtend Notice - S.M
Timber CUinw - 10.W
KotkM. t;r line - - .
Card of than'. pr lino
Locb, er line, first iwrtioti .7
Eeh btusnt insertion, llrw
KellKs of ' mlrtlnc? nd
UlR notice, fjf line
Hwinent A Prtfiorvl erd.mo.
Dm 'Ujt AdTert'mnt. par Inch
W poken, IrnmcdltIy one thlnki of
(N)mothln(f In cunnrttlon with tbl ob
ject. IWeor Knurr!'' ubjecU
wrrc rriuctsl to writ thc din,
enumfiatlnif m many MocUtci "in
ject a occurcd to them In the apace
of fWc minute. Two word wr tfivcn
out at cacn wancr. ftvr minute being
allotted to each tubjeet- Thia w re
peated at interval darin the day for
ten day, and the rerge number of
UKgestcd thins nvVonrd up. Thn
each evening tirrcrwlin tho nt ten
. day a itenenxM 'nightcap' dnnat-
''Sti ml lhr w'1 ih! Mkiwin ten
in
.OS
.OS I
issuer.
in Ui insure publication in
ing TuMlay ami rricay
Ke.iKjrvs arc imperative.
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10, 101 t.
Alcohol Not a StiranUnt
The pMzt is the Senate of the j
Alaska railway bill, by a vote of it to
16. mark an important step toward
the principal of eovernrant ownership
of utilities. The bill authorize the '
president to expand J40.ftO.fXO in
building or bayins: 1,0-0 cnite of rail
road in Alaska, to extend from tide
water to the interior, and thui open
up the vast mineral and timber ealu
of the territory no' in-accessible. The
GucsjenhsinM have star'ed swtne rail
road baiWin?. but whether they can
be bourht out at reasonable Scare, re
mains to be seen. Government eon- M- The ttbjeet's band wan connected
truction will insure railroad facilities WU apparatus, and the fignres 1.
for the development of AUrta's re-I 2. 3. I. 5. 6. 7. S. 9. 10, were written
sources on a basis of equal opportunity , twiee with pencil at top speed. Then
for all, instead of the monopoly which l 'TUence reversed -10. 9. S. 7. 6.
private ownership involves. It is an licc written: then the Her-
interesting experiment. Tbe large ! raan lee" 'inm-' lo 'wice. These
vote by which the measure fxud the I repeated ten tirn.?s. bim! the total
senate points to iUi enactment by thejveCe time consume-l by each man
house. The Alaska people are delk'ht- J w" measure!. Then he received his
ed at the DrostecU. The bill Drovide allotment of wine, as with the erifo-
... . . . i
for m redemption tun into which shall
(Cotitinol from Hrst I'aire)
time on a rotating drum covered with
c&Ttioti paper. On the record obtained
In this manner the time rvrtiirrd in
writing a set of characters can be com
puted with an error of ls than one
two-hundredth of a eeoid. The unit
of time in which the trials were bal
was callexl a 'xeLa' and corresponded
to one one-hundredth of a second.
"The daily exercises bc?stn at S A
Thi. Dr. llowcm think, was a re
markablr convincing dexnitraton,
and proves cnlnsvcly that wie who
drinks much i living only a small part
of his irtirmal life. It ami Dr. Krae
palm's other tests tewl to hw thut
the alloited "stimulant' pawer of al
cohol arc a delusion pure and simple.
SUMMONS.
be paid 75 per cent of all moneys de
rived from the sale of public lands in
Alaska, or the lease of mineral content
thereof. Machinery utilized in the eon
itrction of the Panama cnnal is made
available for the construction work.
A vein of dire pessimism ran
through the Headlight's editorial col
umn last week. Amonjf other things
craph experiments.
"After five minute they resumed
their writing, carrying out their ap
pointed task in scribbling aa before -and
proved that, while the spirit was
willing, the tlesh. and its controlling
nerve pulse", was weakened; for they
had, every man ol them, measurably
slowed up. The degree of retardation,
after writing 1 to 10 under the influ
ence of the small amount of alcohol ud-
which seemed to give him a se-j ministered (about what the ordinary
vere attack of "belly ache," was his drinker would take with his dinner),
sincere (?) concern over the reduction ' amounted to 5 0-10 per cent. In writ
of the taritl on dairy and other products ing 10 to 1 the retardation was grciter,
of Oregon. Out of all the papers pub-j amounting to seven per cent. ThU wi
lished in different parts of the state, accounted for by the increasing com
that come to our exchange table, there plexity of the stunt, it being a more
is only one real "calamity howler" j novel combination than the straight
and that paper is the Headlight Of
course it must not be forgotten that
the Headlight has lost a postoffke
but recently.
With butter selling at from 70 to 75c
per roll, Bro. Baker "bowls," and
with cheese selling for more money
than it has ever sold for before, Ilro.
Baker "howls" and "yowls" smie
more. Many of our people can look
back to the Republican administration
progression of numbers. With the 'inm'
the deviation from normal was even
more apparent, averaging 7 3-10 er
cent. Again and again these same gen
eral results were secured; tho new
crews were used for each demonstra
tion. "Similar retults followed in the co
ordination tedts, where the subject was
required to 'snap down' a telegr.iomc
swiicn at me unexpected limn of. a
days of but a few years ago and re-j,Knt 0r sound of a gong, the time
member when butter and cheese sold J ehpsing between Hashing the light or
for far less than they are now selling. Mrjking the gong and closing the
for during these daya of Democratic switch being measured by the 'seta'
taritf reduction times. However, re-1 mnnm.inr in .vra ii,., ,ni.
In the Circuit Court of tlic 5tntc
of Oregon forlHIamook County. (
Montgomery Turner, Plaintiff,
vs. 1
A. H. Hugor and Kva Kugr. his wife, '
y. It. Hen Is and Bird U Heals, hi
wife, 0. II Wnl. Othon CaeharelU ,
and C!ar Cacharrlis, bis wife,'
George J. Ceannakorrmlin. Kd
ward J. Schafcr, and filUmiok
County, Dcfeixlants. j
To Othon Cacharclis. Clarn Cacharelis, i
' his wife, and Edward J h'chafcr, Ie- ,
fendant In the name of the State af
I Oregon : You are hereby commanded i
and reuiritl to be and appr in th j
aixive entitled court and answer the
' complaint filed against vou in the above
i entitlel caue on or before the ex
j piratinn of six weeks from the date of '
', the first pubheat'on of this nummoni )
in the TILLAMOOK H KHALI), the
,dnte of tbe first puliliciitin 'hereof j
being January 13th. 1914. and the date
of the last publication thereof belnit
February 24th. 19U, to wit; on or br- i
fore February 2tth. 1914. i
You will please take notice that if j
vou fail !o to appear and answer the
complaint filed herein, the plainlitf
will apply tn the court for the relief
prayed for and demanded In his com-1
plaint, to-wit: for a decree and juilg-
menl in (its favor and against all of
said defendants and each of them, as '
follows j
1st: For a judgment against the 7de- I
fendant A. II. Huger for $I6,X). 1
with interest thereon at the i
rate of six per cent per annum j
since September ltth. 1912, up-
on five certain promissory notes, ;
made, executed mid delivered by A. II.
Wugcr to plaintitf on Sept. 14th, 1912,
fr.r different sums aggregating J16A
and for the further sum of J1600 attor
ney's fees, and for the costs and dls
huMcmenla of this suit.
2wl ; That that certain mortgage
rnmie. executed and delivered by de
fendant A. II. Kugcr and Evn Huger,
his wife to plaintitf on September 14th,
1912, to sect re the payment of five cer
tain promissory notes for different
sums aggregating $15, MO. dated Sep
tember Nth, 1912, and bearing interest
at the rate 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
Caeharelis. C'lura Caehiirelis. anil Ed
ward J. Schafer. A. H. Huger, Eva
Kuger his wife, t
L. Heals, his wife,
J. Geannakopoulus. and llllnmook
County and each and nil of them in and
The Distance Between
WHEELER
And
Nehalem City
Is less than 2 miles. Between these two
towns there is more traffic than between
any other two towns in the county lo
cated but that distance apart.
Yet to drive a team from Wheeler
to Nehalem you would have to drive
over 10 miles around through the valley.
A wagon road between the towns of
Wheeler and Nehalem should be built
at once and thus eliminate the waste of
time and 11.01.c3' occasioned by forcing
traffic over a 10 mile haul instead of
over a two mile haul.
We believe work should be started
on this project at once.
Nehalem Harbor Co.
Wheeler, Oregon
(OWNERS OF WHEELER PROPERTY)
I
paid over tn tho clerk of the
abovu entitled court to ho
disposed of as this court might
hereinafter direct.
6th: That if the proceed of said sale
be insullicient to make the alxivn pay.
mcnt that plainliir have Judgment
docketed by tho clerk of the abuve en-
H. Heals, and Bird ' 11 l"' court for such deficiency ugainst
G. H. Ward. George! defendant. A. II. Kuger.
win: iiiiiv ine iieienunrHH lino eacn
gardless of this fact. Bro. Baker seems j jly of the 'crdinating response., was ! 'V. t7?"1
to be in a continual fit of despondency. J,erwitol froln 6 to 3 J-IO pTr cent. ' named aTcachanf.a.l of 'them"0;
wiin. apparently, tne question ever
rising in his mind : When will I over
get another whack at the poatoifice?
Never mind Bro. Baker, it will be
many a long day before a hide bound,
pessimistic stand patter like yourself
will ever get another chance at the
post office, so you might as well, for
once, get in the band wagon
and be a real booster. Think
of the millions of dollars that have
been set aide for river and harbor im
provements in Oregon for the year
1914; think of the million of dollars
that have been set aaide for railroad
improvement, in thin state thin year;
think of the increased activity in every
branch of the lumber industry, vith
the immediate prospects ihouKands of
men have for good jous. Think of
these big, encouraging things instead
of allowing your mind to be centered
on, and rhited to, a little thing like a
wstolfice, that is here today, there to
morrow, and no one knows where the
next day. Cheer up! Old man, cheer
up!
.Mr. Baker makes mention of butter
and ch"eHu as being on the free list,
when it is a fact that they are protect
ed by a duty of from 2J to II centii per
pound. Bro. Baker knows this to be a
fuct. lie in simply up to one of hi
jual tactics, viz. : to mislead the peo
ple by falsifying. However, when wu
stop to think of his record during the
past yo'jr, the Warren Construction
Co., etc., we uro not at all surprised,
for any man must be of Htroni; char
acter to overcome the influences of
associates.
"Next, a number or accountants of
all grades were selected, and their
average ability to add one-figure col-
!umns was estimated for one week.
They were then given daily, in divided
doMii, the equivalent of three and a
half cups of claret. A marked and pro-
jgressive diminution in their output was
noticed, beginning with 3 1-10 percent,
the first day. After two weeks of this
steady, moderate alcoholic allowance
the percentage increased to 15 3-10.
"Similiar experiments were then
tried on typesetters. These were re
quired to set type from printed pages
(to insure absolute uniformity of
copy), and the total number of ems a
day was computed for a week. Then,
with daily gentlemanly drinks, they
lost an average of 9 C-10 per cent in
elficiency by the end of the week
"Perhaps the most convincing obser
vation was concerned in the free 'asso
ciation of ideas.' This, when the con
dition in raisrd to the fourth dimension,
causes the party of the llrat part to
forget hia watch and chain, tho num
ber of the house in which he lives, and
his wife's first name. Ho is then in a
state for which the vulvar have a var-
Hazarene Church Services.
Sunday School.
iching
2:00 I'. M.
3:00 I'. M. Breaching Service
7:30 P. M. Preachiig Service.
Prayer meetings on Tuesday and
Fiiday evenings,
II. J. Pontius.
NOTICE.
All Genural Fund Warrants will bo
paid upon presentation. Interest
ceasea Feb. 2, 19M.
B. L. Bcala,
County Treasurer.
Vr
e
foreclosed of und from all right title
and Interest at law or in equity in and
to said real property hereinafter dc-scritK-il.
4th : For a decree foreclosing that
certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by A. H. Kuger and Kva
Kuger, his wife, on Sept. Uth, 1912,
in favor of Montgomery Turner, above
narn'-d plaintitf, upon the following
described real property to-wit:
Commencing at the half mil'J stake
between sections IS Hnd 22 in T. 1 S.
Ft. 9 W. of tho Wil. Mer., and running
1 mence a. iw rols to the H. K. corner
I of th- N. W. quartet of unction 21;
1 thence in a northwesterly direction to
I the S. K. corner of the N. W. quarter
of the N. W. quarter of section 22,
I 113 2-11 rods, more or less; thence N.
to the section line between said sec
tions 15 and 22, HO rods; thence K. on
I said section line 80 rods to the place of
beginning, containing Of) acres, more
j or leas.
Also the homestead claim of Peter
Brant being the S. W. quarter of Sec
I Hon 10. T. 1 S. K. IIW. of the Wil. Mer.
4i... L nr.
uAi-upuiiK iiierejrom wj acres Hereto
fore deeded by F'eter Brant and wife
to Mary K. Judd by deed recorded nt
page 408 of Book R of the reroriln nt
deeds ol Tillamook County. Oregon; tot
secure urn payment or the said five
promissory notes hereinbe for mention.
Ml. for S15,DM Hnd further cfecrcuinK
.L...4 ....I.I . I . "
mm, BHiu iiroiicny no sold
11 n:
of them, and all persons elm in Ing or to
claim tiy, through or under them and
each of them be itdjudgcd to have no
right, title, Interest or lien upon said
mortgaged real property sought to bo
foreclosed herein, or any part thereof,
and that each and all of them bo for
ever barred and foreclosed and enjoin
ed from setting out any right, title,
interest or claim in or to the same or
any part thereof, excepting only thu
statutory right of redemption.
7lh: 1 hat plaintiff he allowed to be
come the purchaser at sa id mile
8th : That plaintlll have such other
and further relief as to this court may
seem meet and just In equity.
This summon is served iimiii you by
onier 01 nonornnie wcPster Holme.
Circuit Judge of Tillamook County,
Oregon, which onlor made and dated
on Jan. 10th. 1914 requires you to m
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you herein, on or beforo the
expiration of six week from the datu
or thu first publication of this sum
mons in tne TILLAMOOK I ILKA LI),
to-wit; on or before February 21th.
1914.
Thos. II. Tongue. Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintitf.
Dr. L. E. Hewitt
OSTF.O P A Tl 1 1 C I'll YSICI A ,V
AND SUK'TKON
Obstetrical Specialist
Both Pbi is
Ucs. and Olllec : Whltnhouio Ilcsidrncr.
TILLAMOOK OIiK.
1)R
A. I). Pl'.KKI.Nh
UKSItU'.MT PK.VTMT
Omen in .Siurgrou hl.
All Work Gnataiilced.
ril.I.AMOOK. - OKKOON
H. T. BOTC
COMPLETE StT Of- AB
! Of hce 2u.'Mo.., TjTj
lt 1UOCK M
Tillamook . m
W&
Pioneer Transfe
G. L. DICK At SON. FK
1Mb Phono M
The Same Price to Every!
DR. ELMER D. ALLEN,
Dentist.
I Hai Located in the Commercial Bldj.,
juccceuing ur, r. J. Dharp.
All Work GiuMiilrrd, H,, p,,,f,.
Oilier FI.H.r.1 ?!"'2'm'
n ' ,0 P, HI.
Oprn Kvrnlnci from 7 until S o'clock
Dr. Jack Olson
HK.SIOKNT DKNTLST
Olllco Hours from 9 n. 111. to C p, in.
Oddfellows Building
Both Phones.
HH lllltlfl
. . ... I..... '...I 1 1
iety of picturesque names. The . , "ffi,
wu w me costs arid expenses of
tist call it 'alcoholic Inhibition,' and ho!
can usually define the gradients with
precision.
"However, we are now considering
alcoholic inhibition in embryo -before
it grows up and develops, as it were
-and the various methods employed 111
chiHsifying Its general characteristics.
To illustrate: if the name of an object
said fin lu ;
(b) to the costs and disburse
meritH of this suit;
(c) to the payment (if the attor
ney fees awarded to this plainliir:
(d) to the payment to plaintitf
of the several Burns hereinbefore
mentioned and for which judgment
Is herein prayed.
(o) That the balance, if any, be
Foti Foot Fit Slabs
$3.00 Per Cord Delivered
$2.90 in TenjCord Lots;
$2.80in Twenty Cord Lots.
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the Stale
of OreKon for the Comity
of Tillamook.
In the matter of the estate of
William Curtis, deceased,
To
Julia A. CurtlM, David Curtis,
Jennie McGhee, Annie Billings,
Charles Curtis and Nellie Murphy.
OltKKTING:
In thu name uf the State of Oregon,
you are nerotiy cited anil required to
appear in the bounty Court of thu
Mute of Oregon, for thu County of
'l'illf.,rw.X II... ....-. .t
""""1 vou vvwurv room inereoi.
at Tillamook City in thu County of
Tillamook on the 1 Ith day of March,
1914, at jO o'clock in tho forenoon of
uiai nay, men aim there to show unus
If any there be, why un order should
not bo made authorizing and licensing
the administrator of said .Mint., t,. u..il
all thu following described real prop,
ertyto-wlt: 1
'I ho South-west nuarter of thu Html I,.
east quarter and tho South-east quarter
'.V t .tl''"t"-weHt quarter of Section
unny, j . u, o. it, uwest, Wil. Mer.
(Less three tracts soldi r,nti.ii,. I
7i Of. 111.n1, ' min( 1
WitncHs, the Hon. Homer Mason Judge'
of the County Court of tho State of
Oregon, for thu County of Tillamook I
this 24th day of January A. I). Pjh.
Attest : J. (S. Holdeti, '
t-lurk.
TILLAHOOK UNOKHTAKl
, K. N. HIJNK1 It V!ri.
inmi m uutiiiHijf Kurmtri;m
By Crl I'strUf. ,
Fun.r.l Director .n4 1 Ir.nnJbij
Lady AsitiUnt W Rtzim
" E. N. CRUS0
I'aintcr and I'npcr M
Loiitrncts If 1 Ken
Iistimatcs I'liniuij
All Work Gtmniiiucil,
Tillmiita
J. E. REEDY, D. V. M.
Tillamook
VLTKKINAIUAN
(llolh Phones)
Oregon
JOHN LCLAN0 HtNIICRSON
Atloriioy.iif.lnw
Abtrocler
lillumook County Bonk Bldg.
T. H. G0YNE
Attorney-at-Law and
Land Office Business.
Opposite Courthouse
Tillamook
T1 J;
Bi
I-'OK SAIX AT!
ALL GR0I
Geo. P. Winslow
Ari;OHNFCY.AT.I,AW
TlU,mook.""raM
Oregon
El. J. CLAU88EN
Lawyer
DmiTsciiHit Advokat
Coiiimcrcinl Huilding
GEORGE WILLETT
Atlorncy at Law
Office In Commercial Building
5UMH0N5.
Ill the Circuit Court ol thj
ol Oregon, for the Counts
Tillumook.
Ihoiinin F. Iliiiruiii, IMaintilfi
VH,
Minu iluirum, Dofendiint.
I'd Minn Itiiirum il...miliMit:
IN Til 10 NAMK OF THE'
OF OKHnON, You are ln rebyP
in uppoar and iiimwur l"
filed iiLMiliint vim In 1 nlxive 1
Htllt Witnill ufy ui.x.lM rillll
the fimt publication hereof itJ
fall no to answer, for want In"!
piiuiiiiii win apply to iim wl
decree dlBgolvIng and iinnulHj
nnirringu contract now u'Vl
tWVUII the iiliiliillir
und for such other and furtJ
to thu Court muv HCCfll H
1. . 1 . -
vipilllllliu, 1
Thill KIliiiiniiiiH la unrvnd tl 100
Ijiibllcntlnii hy order of tho M
WuliHter lloliium, Judge of tMJ
County of Tillumook, dntil,J
iiuro in jvteMliiiivilli), Orut,'""..1;
diiy of Uecimilior, HtM. TI'0J
iiuiuioil liercor 18 fll'(IU (III H''
Of l)ecenih)ir 1 0l 51
C. W. Tulin.iiB. A: K. J. Cl
AttornoyH for P
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