Tillamook headlight., May 14, 1903, Image 8

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 14.
Dan Murphy Nearly Drowned.
Ordinance No. 144.
General News.
Milk for Condensing
SMITH & JENKINSj
Au ordinance to provide for the lighting
It appears that when the fatal acci­
The following inquiry in relation tn
of the stieets ami furnishing the
For the past 20 years the farmers
dent lieiel Jerry Murphy this morning, milk for condensing purposes and the
city with electric lights and power.
throughout the Palouse country have
Authorizing and empowing Clark E.
when he was killed bv the top of a dead interesting »eply is taken from the Rural
»
DEALERS IN
raised nothing but wheat. Now they
Hadlev. of Tillamook, Oregon, and
tree falling on him, his brother. Dan New Yorker :
arc turning their attention to fine stock,
his successors and assigns, to cotv
Murphy, had fallen into the river ¿Aid
\Ve notice on page 24-2 an artice on the
struct, maintain ami operate an
also to horses anil hogs, and they are
they were getting him out when the sac’ price of milk offered by the Borden Milk
electric light and power plant in the
making money at this easier than they
City of Tillamook, Couuty of Tilla­
new was brought to him.
Co., and we are interested to know a
did with the large fields of wheat in
mook, State of Oregon.
little more about the way they work,
Whereas, Clark E Hadley, of Tilla­
former \ears.
Will you publish a list of the require-
Commissioners’ Court.
* * *
mook, Oregon, is desirous of construct­
meats demanded of the farmers who
Accumulated waters of the Upper ing, maintaining and operating an elec­
Following are the additional proceed produce that milk ?
Coweinan River, 30 miles above Carroil­ tric light and power plant in the City
ingsofthe commissioners’ court, which
of Tillamook, Oregon, for public pur­
Middletown, Del.
C.B.
ton, Wash., tore out an enormous dam poses, and
Quick's Delivery Wagons deliver, Highest Cash price paid for stock. Both|k
were acted upon after we went to pres«
Whereas, the construction of the same
The Bordens pay the following prices Friday night wrecking a saw mill, tear­
last Thursday :
will entail a large expense upon the part
The bid of G. W. Sappington to grade for milk testing from 3.9 per cent to 4 5 ing out wagon bridges below on that of said Clark E Hadley, as to which he
|x.*r cent, at Norwich and Delhi, N.Y., stream, and casting adrift thousands ot desires protection;
the Jenkins road was rejected.
Now, therefore, in consideration that
The |>etit ion of A. \V. Fox for n county this summer : April. $1.25 ; May, $1.10; logs which were ready to be rafted to
June, 95 cents ; July, $1 ; August, $1.25; Portland mills. The damage is esti­ said Hadley does, within eighteen
road was continued.
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
For milk testing mated at something between $20,000 months from the passage of this ordi­
The bi<l of Win. Tinnerstet and J. W. September, $1.35.
nance,
construct,
maintain
and
operate
Tompkins to grade Jenkins road was re­ above 4.5 per cent the following scale is and $30,000, and hundreds of mtn in the such an electric light and power plant,
paid ; 4.6, two cents per 100 ; 4.7, four tributary camps along the Cowcman
The people of Tillamook City do ordain
jected.
The petition of O. Young for cancella­ cents per 100 ; 4.8, six cents ; 4.9. eight and Bear Creeks are thrown out of em­ as follows:
Sec. 1. That Clark E. Hadley, of Till­
cents ; five per cent ; five |>er cent, 10 ployment until late next Autumn.
tion of tax title was continued.
amook. Oregon, his successors and as­
* * *
The petition of Jacob H. Cook for cents ; up to 5.5, 20 cents more is added
signs, be ami he hereby is granted the
Despondent over domestic troubles, a ‘r" 1)t and priv,iege to erect? construct.
cancellation on taxes on certain lands to the schedule price. For milk falling
below
3.9,
a
corresponding
reduction
is
German
farmer
named
Doete.
living
two
maintain and operate electric light and
vs as granted.
miles east of Damascus, hanged himself power wires and cables and poles and
Petitions of W. N. {ones for cancel’a made.
use
I have at hand a copy of the Borden in a canyon half a mile from his house. supports therefor and the laying and for
tion of taxes for the year 1902, were
of under ground conduits or subways
contract.
It
is
a
long
one
and
is
quite
His
body
was
found
hanging
to
a
pole
AGENTS STEAMERS ' W. H. KRUGER” AND “REDONDO
the
g anted.
the same in, under, upon or over
For San Francisco and Los Angeles.
alleys or public parks OA
In the matter of the maintaining a full of details. Among other things they on a fence. He had been dead for some streets, o______
__ said
___ City,
_ _, and in,
public grounds of
require
stables
to
be
whitewashed
twice
time.
Gabriel
Norris
fcuud
the
body.
Hobsonville,
SIBLEY,
gate across the county road through the
a year, manure to be removed from the Doete was about 60 years of age, and under, over and upon any lands owned
farm of I. H. Moore, permission was
or under the control of said City, whether
stables and no horse manure can be used had a wife and a married son at Damas, they be inside the limits of said City or
granted.
as litter in the drops ; any cow not ap­ cns. He was perfectly sane and had no not and the light to make connections
The application of Claude Thayer for
pearing in perfect health to be removed ! trouble with anyone, so far as known, at intersecting streets, and to stretch
redemption certificates on lands sold by
from the herd, and none of the milk from and domestic troubles are believed to be wires and cables on said streets for the
county were ordered issued.
purpose of furnishing light to the City
such
to be delivered : no milk to be de­ the cause of his rash act. For a week and disposing of electricity for operating
The petition of A. Benscheidt for a
* PROPRIETOR
livered from cows 60 da vs before fresh­ past he had seemed despondent, but his electric lights and other purposes, and
county road was continued.
ening or within 10 days after ; cows to suicide was a great surprise to his generally to do all things necessary for
B. C. Lamb, for booksand paper 75 65
the successful operation of an electric
be brushed, and milk to he strained, neighbors.
L. Parrish, salary as commis­
light and power plant for the purpose of
*
*
*
using
a
strainer
of
100
meshes
to
the
sioner and mileage..................... 27 00
furnishing, generating and disposing of
What will be the most extensive quar­ electric light and power for general eleo
inch. If any inspector or representative
O. W. Bodyfelt, as commissioner
_
and mileage........ .......................... 25 on shall have reason to suspect that milk antine of cattle in the West for many trical purposes.
Clark
E. Hadley, his
Sec. 2. Said
L
_
.
W. W. Conder, salary as county
is not in proper condition, all milk from vears will be in effect within a few'days
Boiler Work, Logger's Work and Heavy Forging.
.
«a.
r
.
i
i
r
I
successors
and
assigns,
in the exercise
judge.............................................. 100 00 that dairy may be rejected, and a a. the result of ihe general prevalence of of the rjght,
privUef„ hereby
Fine Machine Work a Specialty.
In the matter of the petition of L. veterinary may be sent at anv time to the mange. Governor Peabody, of Idaho, _ granted him to erect the necessary poles
Parrish for a county road, Daniel Calla­ examination of the herd. The milk must has issued his proclamation,
proclamation. Other : and to stretch thereon the wires a..d
han filed a claim for damages on account he set in cans in cold water and stirred, states and territories to the number of cables and of his electric light and power
of the location of the above named road the water in the vat being as high as six or eight w ill come under the same plant, shall do so in such a manner as
not to interfere with the free and unob­
across bis premises in the sum of $350 the milk in the can ; and the tempera, rule before the end of the week. Cattle structed use of the streets for travel, in
The court allowed Callahan $125.00, ture must he reduced to 58 degrees from the Mexican border to Canada will other words, he shall erect his poles at
_*
t I,oi,.’ts j
?n the streets, alleys,
and if he was dissatisfied with this, then within 45 minutes. The milk must be conie under those regulations, Officials ! su^.
parks and public grounds, aud
Amos Vaughn, C. A. Elliott and S. W. delivered at such an hour as the pur­ of all «tates and territories included ' public
* place
•
the wires at such a height as not to
Elliott were appointed to appraise chasers may specify, and must not be within these bounds are acting together ; interfere with public travel or the public
PROPRIETOR OF
damages according to law.
__ the dis-. use of the streets, and to the satisfaction
above 60 degrees when delivered at the in the movement to stamp out
of
the
Committee
on
Streets
and
to
the
The covering of the trestle near Trask factory, A spring wagon is to be used ease and protect the herds. Practically
1 .
,
river, the court agreed to pay John R. in hauling and a clean canvas cover all of the territorv from the Rockey satisfaction Oi the Superintendant of
Streets.
Harter $10 00 per M. for the lumber s| read over the cans.
The stables Mountains to the Missouri River will be i Sec. 3 Whenever it shall become nec­
DEALER IN
contained therein.
essary, in the construction, erection or
must be properly lighted and ventilated. included in this quarantine.
repair
of
the
Electric
Light
and
Lower
No feeds that can impart a disagreeable
* * M
| Plant, hereby authorized, to in any
Real Estate Transfers.
flavor, or reduce the richness of the milk
Telford McDonough, the ll-year-old I manner interfere with any public street,
Shop next door to Larsen’s Hotel, Tillamook j
Transfers for the week ending May 14th, can be used. Among those specified are son
........
f
--------
«-
f
was
acci-
alley, public park or public grounds or
of M. T. McDonough,
1903. Furnised by H. T. Botts,
turnips, barley, sprouts, distillery grains, dentally killed at the family home in part thereof, the said Clark E. Had lew.
i his successors and assigns shall, without
abstracter.
objectionable Buffalo feed and silage Brookfield Friday evening.
The boy delay, put such street, alley, public park
There
is
also
in
the
contract
a
clause
was
ir.
a
room
alone
when
his
brother,
W. S. Randall to John S. Lamar. Lots
or public grounds in as good order and
6& 7 block I, H. F. Goodspeed’s allowing the purchasers to refuse the who was in an adjoining room, beard repair as the same was before it was dis^
addition to Tillamook. J 600.00
turbed,
and shall remove all surplus
milk if they are unable to procure sup­ some heavy object fall on the floor, fol
G. B. McLeod and wife to State of plies of anv kind, or meet with other lowed almost immediately by a gunshot, sand, earth, rubbish and other material
from the street, alley public park an<J
Oregon. Quit-claitn Sw. Sw sec
hindrances in their business, but binding and running into the room he found Tel public ground, which shall have been
27 & lot 4 sec 31. 2 N, 8, £r.oo.
the seller to resume supplying whenever ford lying on the floor dead, with the ! displaced by him.
STEAMERS—SUE II. ELMORE, W. II. HARRISON
One mortgage filed securing $2767.56.
Sec. 4. It shall be unlawful for any
U.S.A, to Charles S. Pulliam. Patent. normal conditions are restored. There greater portion of the top^of his head I person or persons without authority from ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBAU
S
Ne and N\v Nc, sec. 11, tp. 6 S, are other requirements, but the whole blown off and a smaking rifle by his side. 1 Clark E. Hadley, his successors and
BAY CITY, H0BS0NVILLE.
range 9.
contract would fill nearly a pagein The The boy had evidently dropped the assigns, to in any manner interfere or
Connecting at Astoris with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. IM
U.S.A, to Hiram C. Page. Patent. N
R.N.Y. It is safe to say that the contract gun, when it went’ off, the bullet enter­ meddle with, injure, remove or impair
also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R. fol San Francisco, PorthM
Se and N V.> Sw, sec. 21, tp. 2 S. is “ iron clad” so far as the seller is con­ ing his brain and causing instant death. any of the electric light or power poles,
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
range 10.
wires,
cables
or
lights
or
apparatus
be
­
cerned, but binding the purchaser to The funeral was held from the family
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR .
longing
to
said
Clark
E.
Hadley,
bis
Claude Thayer and wife to Tillamook
B. C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon.
County. Deed for road in sec. 36, little that he cannot evade ifdesired. The residence, with the interment in Brook, successors and assigns, except that in the
company agrees to pay a specified price field cemetery.
I case of conflagrations the oai*.*
said wires ami
and
Agents L°- R & N- R R- Co • Portland.
tp. 1 S', range 10.
I for milk and to wash and steam the
nts |A. & C. R. R. Co., Portland.
cables may be cut and removed by the
* * *
C. H. & Helen Smith, by sheriff, to F.
NI. B. Rankin, president sf the Electric proper authorities, at the expense of said
Botefuhr. Se Ne, sec. 8 and N
I [cans. They will not contract, I am told,
Nw, sec. 9, tp. 1 S, range 8. Small ' un'ess the seller specifies an amount of I Sawmill Company, which is putting in a Clark E. Hadley, his successors or as
! signs; and any person violating anv of
tract in lot 5, see. 23, tp. 3 N, range i
plant at St. Johtlfe, says he hopes to have
Centrally Iioeated.
Rates, $1 Per Ds
10 ; lot 3, sec. 16, tp. 1 S, range 10 ; milk each month that suits their inter­ the mill in operation toward the close of i the provisions of this ordinance shall b^
’! guilty of a misdeamt nor, and upon con­
and part of lots 3 and 4, block 1, ests, and if the amount in the flush goes
Tillamook City. $1100.00. »
much above the estimate there is likely the present month. There has been viction thereof by the Recorder, be sub­
jected to the payment of a fine of not le4
John S .Judd, et al., by sheriff, to Viola to be an order to hold back for a week delay in getting the track for the saw than ten dollars or more than fifty
carriage, but Mr. Rankin says it will be . dollars, or be imprisoned in the City jail
A. Davis. Se Ne. sec. 16 and 60 or so.
M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor.
acres in W Va Sw, sec. 15, tp. 1 S,
The requirements and inspection have received in a short time. This is the j not less than five days nor more than
range 9. $4*55.00.
twenty-five days, or both.
been quite rigid, but, comparatively, the only electric sawmill in the United
The Best Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed.
Sec. 5. In consideration of the rights
J« mes R. Finley and wife to Robertie R | prices
have ruled so high that farmers States, but Mr. Rankin is satisfied that j and priviledges herein and hereby con­
Finley. Deed of correction for small '
tract ot
acre in Sw Se, sec. 3 S, j have usually felt repaid, and have found it will prove a great success. He says veyed. said Clark E. Hadley and his suc­
Í
range 9. $100.00.
little or no fault. Of late, other con. an electric sawmill on much the same cessors and assigns shall,' immediately ji«y »y. j s e aaa » a » aea ¿gg
T. I). Alien and wife to Jacob II. Cook, corns are pa ving better prices for milk, plan was operated successfully in Tilla­ upon the establishment and installation
j of the Electric Light and Power Plant
N
Sw, sec. 21, tp.
I
2 S, range 10.
and some of the restrictions have been mook County for six months, when it herein and hereby authorized, and dur-
$500.00.
was
destroyed
by
accident.
Application
I
j ing the time it is operated, furnish to the
C. , F. DeGuire and i wife to Jacob II. considered burdensome, notably that re­
Cook. N *2 Se, sec r. 21, tp. 2 S, range lating to the feeding of silage. It is a of electric power to the operation of the ; City of Tillamook, without cost to said
10. $550.
matter of remark that in case of strong saws permits a great economy in space.j City, electricity for the lighting of the «
Now is the time to buy a
City Hall of said City of Tillamook.
J. E. Hosmer and wife tojncob 11 Cook. competition, like a well-conducted co. Large or small logs may be cut up into
Sec. 6. After the establishment and f new Sewing Machine for
S Va Sw, sec. 21 and N
Nw. sec. operative creamery, the enforcement of lumber by means of the combination of installation
of the Electric Light and J $22.00, with drop head and
28, tp. 2 S. range 10. $1240.00.
many of the requirements is not so saws geared together in the single frame. Power Plant herein and hereby author­
U.S.A, to Frank Hanel. Patent, lieu
ized.
and
during
its operation said Clark ¡g all the latest improvements
*
W
*
selection. N V2 Se, Sw Se and Se rigid. The Bordens, it is believed, helped
E. Hadley, his successors and assigns, S at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s .
News
brought
from
Gnatemala
bv
Sw, sec. 27, tp. 1 N, range 9.
the farmers in many respects. H. H. L.
shall install and maintain lights on the
people who have seen the ruin wrought streets and for tile City at such points t It is the B onita S ewing
T. H. Goyne anil wife to Rollie \V Wat­
by the recent eruption of Santa Maria and places and at such rates as shall be J* M achine , and they range
son. Tract in Ne corner of block 1,
PLEASANT VALLEY
Thayer’s addition to Tillamook.
volcano confirms all previous reports. agreed upon by the said Clark E. Hadley, 4 in price from $22 to $35,
Dr. Mills lias the champion leghorn
$1600.00.
The situation could hardly be worse. his successors and assigns and the City ’ « with ball bearings. They
hen.
She
laved
an
egg
which
measured
Sec. 7 Clark E. Hadley is hereby
Henry Rogers and wife to A. J. Burdick.
“A’.l the coffee plantations in the vicinity authorized and empowered to collect and J are little beauties, perfectly
Nw Nw, sec. 10 and Ne Ne, sec. 9. tp. 60, inches by Tl, inches. I think Plea­
of the valcano have been destroyed for receive charges, and tolls for the use of
2 S, range 9. $500 (»0.
sant Valiev has the licit.
< made and something new oil
all time. Ashes from 10 to 15 feet deep said electric lights and electric power
Elias West to Jacob H. Cook. Lots 5
Freeman Jackson and wife, of Beaver,
i the market. These machi-
cover the entire country. In the neigh­ , providing such charges shall uot exceed
and 6, sec. 19 and N 1 j Sw. sec. 20.
four cents per candle power.
called here the first of the week. He has
J nes are a better article than
tp. 2 8, range 10. $1175.00.
borhood of the volcano the ashes are so
Sec. 8. All rights and privileges
Samuel M. Dailev to Jacob H. Cook been quite sick and we are glad to see deep that only the tops of a few of the hereby granted and conferred shall ex. ip the peddlars are charging
Sw Sw, sec. 2 ; S H Se, sec. 3 ; and him out again.
tallest trees can be seen. Scoria and pire at the end of ninty ,ine vears from 4 $65 and $75 for.
Ne Ne, see, 10. tp. 2 S, r$nge 10.
Fred Davidson came up from town the
ashes cover 100 square miles of land to the date of the passage of this ordinance.
$1000.00.
other day and rented his farm to B. W.
sipjse
Head first time April 20, 1903. at 8.25 **<*»*«*« v
Isaac W. Hiner and wife *to Freeman Turner and re-rented the Anderson place a depth of from five to 15 feet and 500
p "' „,Read se«ond time April 20.
square miles of country was affected.
Jackson. 20 acres in Sw Nw, sec.
to John Simtnons
1903, nt 8.27 o'clock p.111. By unani. I
20, tp. 3 S, range 9. $292.00.
One third of the entire coffee crop has mous consent of the mem tiers ot tile Com­
Born, to the wife of Amos Blum, on
William C. Morton and wife tu Henrv
been destroyed. About 300,00 0 quintals mon ( ounctl present put to its third
Parmer. Blocks 9. 11 and 14, W >.». the 1st Mar, a bouncing bov. Mother of the verv choicest coffee has been lost reading on this the night of its introduc­
block 10, Se (<; block 10, Ne ’4; and child doing well, but papa seems to
tion and read tor the third time in open
block 15 and S ’ S fy. block 4, J. C. lie star gating or walking on soft snow. and all the land upon which it was Comictl. tins April 20, 1903, nt 8-30
grown is doomed to eternal sterility.’’
Bewley's addition to Bav Citv. $1.
o
clock p.m . and being now l>efore the
F. Blum. Henry Simmon, and George
Three mortgages filed securing in the
Council on the question
•' Shall the
Parrish
are
slashing
brush
and
clearing
«Rffregate $2125 00.
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1S7&—N otice F or ordmance pass’' the vote resulted a,
P ublication
land
for
T.
H.
Govne.
fo.lows Ayes. 4 ; not., 0. Whereupon I
Satisfactions filed of two mortgages
United States Land Office,
the ordmance was decIn,ed duly passed
B. W. Turner, while working on the
securing $770.00,
Oregon (it . Oregon.
May
bth,
1903.
cliurch last week, received quite a painfa
Ci‘y Rwordn.
Notice is hereby given that in cntuplfance
No charge for sewing T
Kecencdby the Mayor April 21, 1903
Notice to Housekeepers.
accident bv the scaffold breaking and with the provision-* of the act of Congre«a ot
a soles on Boots B
or nailing
June 3. 1B7S, entiled Au act tor the -»ale of tim­
letting him fall about eight feet, landing ber lands Til the States of California. Oregon, Call For General Fund Warrants
Having purchased of Olsen & Co their on the sleepers below.
Shoes
purchased
of me.
Nevada, and Washington Territory.
*s ex­
All conntv General Fund Warrants of
tended to all the Public Land States by m t of
entire stock of Households Good, I w ish
k. “TriOiH00"1'’' e"dor5’'1 t’nor to ,
Grandma Moor* is stilll verv poorly August 4. i*o.!,
FRANCIS M. SHKARKR,
to give notice that I intend closing out and has not left her tied for over two
..........1
Of Garibaldi. Co mty of Tillamook. State of
the stock of Stoves, Tinware, Granite* months, but we hope for her recovery.
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
Interest cesses thw date. April 29th.
sworn
statement
No
61a;.
for
the
parvhnse
of
ware, Crockery and Glass. Curtains.
The t’.B. church is nearing completion. the sc \ of .->w % of Section No. 4. in Township 1908.
P« W. T odd .*
Blankets, Sheeting and Draperies, to Services were held there last Sunday and No 1 North Range to Wft and will
____ County Treasurer.
offer proof to «how that the land sought is
make room for a larger stock of furni­ we understand that the church will lie more valuable fur its timber or »torn- than for
agricultural ourpoaes and tn ^slabhah his Call for General Fund Warrant.,
ture. The sale will Inst for the neit 66 dedicated next month.
All wiirrantsendorjtrrl
». .
claim to said |««nd before the County Clerk
nn'!!rndor*<’ nn...
Pnor . Manli'
of Tillamook County, Oregon. Filiamook City 9th.
day. and will *»c sold at a sacrifice of 25
AND
0 warrants No. ini?
Oregon, on Friday the '14th day of July 1.40'1. 5164, 5164, "J*
5167,
I
ol6t, 0167. 5181, 5202, 5303
I »er cent below cost so as to dispose of it.
Through the latest utterances of for. He names as witnesses
B1RBEI ANO HAIRDRESSEB
ÌTu
‘
°.
5217
'«'««ve,
Krvtu
<
arter
Fred
Paquet.
Lloyd
C.
Smith
inclusive, endors,.]
Call early ami get the choice for this is mer President (»rover Cleveland, it tnay Otto Shearer, of Garibaldi, Oregon
M.rvh 9th. 1901. are parable-.,
and will
Any and all oeraous claiming adversely the
a splendid opportunity to fix your home be said that he would accept the Ikm-
SHAVING, HAIR crHl^j
abuve dcncTibM laud« are requested to file'their I* paid on presentation. Interest ceases
at very httle cost. You had better hurry. erratic nomination for President if it claims in this office on or before said 24th day this date. .May 7th, 1903.
of July. 1903.
SHAMPOOING, ETC
P. W. T odd ,
C. E. R kymolm .
should be tendered him.
AuiggNoN S. Danaae. Begi«ter
County Treasurer. I
Electric Baths nicely fitted up. G«<*i
I
persons su<Tering with rbeuBWd* I
Successors to L. N. Barnes,
PRIME
MEATS,
LARD,
et
At the NEW MEAT MARKET.
Only Prime Meats Handled. Give us
Call. Hides Wanted.
Truckee Lumber Co
FIR & SPRUCE Lumix
BOX SHOOKS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And LOGGERS’
SUPPL1
J. E,
Or.
M
A. K. CASE,
Tillamook Iron Woks
General Machinists & Blacksmiths,
TILLAMOOK,
OREGON.
M. F. LEACH,
Tillamook Meat Markt
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, el
LARSEN HOUSE,
OREGON
TILLAMOOK,
i Sewing Machines. J
My Large Stoci
of SHOES has a:
rived, best qualir
that ever offered fc
Sale in this City.
The Public is ii
I
vited
to call and b
ii
convinced.
The Newspaper that
made Tillamook County
Famous.
HEADLIGHT
WEEKLY OREGONIAN,
I
I
TRIBUNE farmer ,
$2.75.
LATIMER, BROS