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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER ajSOg- heads'' who have recently come to this I Editorial Snap Shots. That smile on M. F. Leach’s face stays their all the time » M * That must Lave brrn a "pinheaded” niuu in the ' special interests'' print shop on Monday. « « « Wonder whether that chicken dinner • t Hoskins' had anything to do with tbe railroad starting up ? * « * a « « It is geuerallv thought in Tillamook t lat owing to Hill's representative rub. her necking in this county that it caused Harriman to get busy. W <r * Tillamook City is getting lousy—no, not exactly that, but there's a whole raft of lousy dogs in town that need killing off before they are chewed up. » * * Don't be in too much of a hutry getting excited over the railroad news. Suppose Mr. Harriman should get cold feet or that Mr. Bryan should be elected. « « a We fail to see why there should be anv opposition to another telephone com pane. .Surelv the mo upoly of (he trans portation business is a good criterion to judge from. MW* city and are playing the role of dictators. The public can see this and so can the dairymen. One thing is certain, the bust ness end ol the cheese factories which Mr. Haberlach represent have been run with success and the greatest profit to the dairymen in the history of the count), and. further, the dairymen are perfectly well satisfied, for they know perfectly well that they are getting what the;, entitled to—all there is in it. Somehow the cheese factory reports for 1907, put into a concise form and pub lished by the Headlight, is looked upon as advertising matter instead of actual facts. For instance, this is a letter ad dressed to the Maple Leaf Creamery : 1 am thinking of going to Oregon to locate in the near future and 1 am trying to get the best and the most reliable in formation possible as to location and chances for going into the dairv busi nets ' I just received a pamphlet from Ralph Ackley, of Portland, on Tillamook County and its resources, and especially its dairying, and on one paie it gives a ■ able of the prices paid lor buite. tat hv your creamery or faitotv, and also two others, ihe Keil Clover and Maple Le d factorivs. Ii also give» a report ol Mr >V B Alderman, who takes cream to v<’or factory. He mu it br-mght him 82.385 96 Irom 21 cows in 1907. that is prettv big figures although it is quite possible, but I don't go much on these advertising pamphlets sent out. What is the use of publishing facts J I GOOD ROADS MEETING. A Good Roads Conference will be held at the Court House, ON FRIDA Y, SEPT. 4, 1908, Morning and Afternoon. Under the Direction of the Oregon Good Roads Conference. PROMINENT SPEAKERS and Road Workers will be present and give us the benefit of the latest ideas and methods along the line of good roads. Everybody Come. Ladies are especially invited to attend the afternoon meeting. Sam Thompson.......... Frank Tluimpeou...... ....... Emcl Ross............. ••••«««, Ray Thompson....... Wm. Crawlord ........... " Wm. Noiris.......... ................. H. Sweeney............. ...” T’*} James McDonald .... * Frank Lundtierg ....... W. S. Linkhart.......... Frank Knight...... ........ Jani’S Mt Kiineus,. H. Womelsdorf...... F. Zaddaeh's team........... Free’ Kabbe........................... H. K. Thompson...... "~~ Louis Ludtke..... Gilbert Zaddach...... Wm. Schollmeyer........ Wm. Armstrong................. Otto Seaman............. ......... John Larsen........................ Fred Willie.................... ~ Albert Easom......... .. .......... L. Schiffman............... ......... J Houghton........................ H. Rittenhouse........ ........... F. Wittiker............... ............. Emil Larsen.............. Felix Kabba........ ................ County Cruise. Chris Hansen Arnold Hansen Geo. W illianis Howard Drew . » a 1 « 8; M fti. ÎÎ « «? i|. 0 ir 8, « H Mi i: Jt I II «. ■•.Hi H. F. Giudspeed, salary" bred Zaihlach, supervisor •■■■ !«| fl Henry Tobi, countr p<x>r John McNary, circuit court .... It ■■ fl Martha E. Moon, damage. .... It Geo. Ludtke, contract Jca. Effenberger. lumber , W. D. Wood, Hunt bridge.... J I. M. Smith, county iguir ? W. D. Wood, Johnson bridge "ii Alex McNair & Co , supplies 1 Cyrus Randal, sup .... R. L Wade, merchandise, ....... II k J. B Caples, lumber...... in Work on RD. j. C. Erickson ....................... J. Donaldaon I Marvin Hoogdun Geo. Hodgdon J. J. Rupp ................. Pierce J acobs....................i ’ There was another good feature about the weather in Tillamook this summer : There was no East wind this year. Tbe people will not believe them ? This re whole county is as green and fresh to minds us of a little incident which hap day as it was in early spring p-ned a few years. The Headlight pub * * M lished an article in regard to the amount There appears to have lieen more law- and size of timber in Tillamook County. ing going on the past few weeks than I hoy And.rson .... A copy of that issue was sent East to a 11 25 Coat Bill. Tillamook County vs. Ira common It is a good thing for the Commissioners’ Court. certain party, and the person who sent Smith and John Martin. 18 00 W. T Hubbard ... lawyers, however, and, probably, that is The Board of County Commissioners Janies Smith.......... it received this message : “Tell that 11 25 G. W. Sappington, justice ........... 10 15 the only good feature connected with it. (|)ur Smith... editor he is a damn liar." The message composed of Countv Judge H F. Good.1 It 25 Otto Schrader, surveying ........... 40 00 W M * 13 50 Burr Rugar. chainman................. Bay City put on a broad smile when it was delivered and the editor bad to take speed and Commissioners Geo. Bodyfelt Frank Berns ............................ 4 OO became known that railroad work was the odium of being a sanguinary, genuine and II. V. Alley, was in session on Wed M. I.. Hubbard........................ . 18 00 D. H. McIntyre, chainman .... 3 00 Continued. perverter of the truth with as good grace nesday and allowed the following hills : tn be resumed for it means quite a large 9 00 II. D. Buffen ............................ H M. Farmer, supervisor ........... 74 88 Eugene Atkinson, road work 5 00 J. Buffen.................................... amount of business for that fortunate as possible. About six months after a Otto Schrader, bridge plans...... • 00 O. P. Mattoon, merchandise .... 16 00 Chas Johnson road. 18 50 place, which is made the headquarters person stepped into the office, and said . L Hiner, blacksmith work........ V 0(1 John Anderson ........................ Pet Newberg, 40 rods corduroy . 90 00 Joseph Wilson, viewer............ I 10 00 "1 owe you an apology. ’ ’ He then went W. W. Wilev, office case............. for the contractors. 17 77 Fred Bush ................................ Alex Bain, viewer..... ............ Work in R.D. No. 5. on and related that he was the person Headlight, printing..................... 33 50 * M * 81 27 O. Schrader, suiveyor............ Blaine Hays................................. Alwin Blum........................................ 96 30 There is a good deal of speculation as who sent the above message to theedi Max Crandall, auditing............. 84 50 18 45 G S. Buffrn................................ B E. Turner .................................... 49 50 to whether the Pacific Railway & Navi tor, admitting that everything he had G. A. Hoover, house rent for I 25 A. J Stillwell............................ oo F. Pichereau........................................ 38 02 THE BIG HEADED "1 0 Mrs. Davis ................................ gation Company will be able to comply read In the Headlight about Tillamook 80 1 J. C. Gove .................................. Geo. Heilmeyer................................ 80 10 with their agreement to have 10 miles ol County were facts and not in anv wav Geo Stough, cleaning furnace ... 10 00 6 00 P. W. Todd, piling ................ E. Wooley...............'............................ 34 87 Again Strive to Create the road, north of this citv, completed colored or overdrawn. He had visited A. W. Severance, stamped envel Work in RD. No. 3. 66 26 opes ............................................. Myron Blanchard .......................... 18 oo Amongst the Dairy Inti bv the end of February, on account rf the county and was convinced as well as 87 75 R. B. Vaughn............................ Cliff Mattoon.................................... 46 42 agreeably surprised. It will be the same Glass & PiudhommeCo., binder the wet season being nearly due. 44 46 T. D. Lucas ................................ »5 62 and plats................................... Tillamook. Ore., Sept, 2nd, IM N. Dye................................................ « W « 67 05 i with the person who somewhat doubts 150 00 T F Harrison............................ 75 60 Tillamook Development League Jt is reported that certain parties have the cheese factory reports whenever he William Hart.................................... 4 17 ' To the Tillamook Herald; 3 25 Frank Withrow.......................... 91 13 J. C. Holden, pens........................ obtained options on several pieces of visits this countv. In your issue of August 26th pal I. Hiner................................................ 43 5« I 5 15 Albert Olds................................ 87 58 lunes & Knudson, mils............. land in the west end of the city, and it John Heilmeyer................................ 35 77 exceptions to my actionsu Mens 25 W . Davis .................................... 4 75 87 Lester Landingham, mds............ is believed that it is for depot purpos s Allen House Arrivals. A. R Bailey............................. .. 77 40 i the Tillamook Developemsul U 9 80 C. Hussy....................................... 93 37 Pacific Tele A Tel Co.................... for the Hill road. With a depot in the Robert Brown.................................... 76 05 , At several other times you bare Thursday.—G. Brozeudine, Portland; Emily Stewnrt, care G. Myers... 25 00 A. E Nichols............................ 10 57 east end of town and another in the Lyman Suttens ................................ 44 55 , giving my private business ite A. Warner. Oregon City; L. C. McLain, 39 00 W. II. Purden............................. W. D. Bodyfelt, janitor................ 76 50 west end Tillamook City will put on Ia-e Lyster............................................ 89 55 , affairs of those for whom 1 am »«I Jackson. Mich; W. Cop, Forest Grove, H. Crenshaw, salary..................... 133 33 Bud Withrow.............................. 11 23 metropolitan airs some day. G. Spierings, Banks, C. A. Parker, Port, s 02 ! publicity enough to suit Ils # 60 ! Frank Black........................................ P. W. Todd, salarv..................... 91 67 F. B Jackson .............................. 30 * * * You aleu state in ns aw . . R WUI1U» Bundv . ............................................ land. 6 52 ; interests. 50 00 John Aschim. salary..................... Earl Patchin ............................ 56 ■"¡Elmer Hall We would like to make tliiH suggestion l article that when you made Ik Friday.—S. A. Reed. W. W. Godfrey, 02 38 W. 8. Buel, salarv.......................... 83 33 V. Blanchard ............................ 44 that whenever new cheese factories are Portland, Sam Smith, Forest Grove. „a(H. L. Jensen 32 62 nouncemeut a short lime ago that d 50 00 Dick Spencer ............................. K. Mills, salarv............................ 45 “ Frank Dy. . built, or present factories overalled, that Saturday—J. P. Burns, Jamas Steel. 95 was closely sold up at all the facs 58 26 42 Elia Watson................................. 16 concrete fl'iors be put in. All the cheese W. 8. Norton. F. A. Norton, Bert Mc Miami Lumber Co., lumber...... Ed Blum ... 30 cheese immediately advanced bailii 60 94 Ira Watson ................................ W. S. Buel. stamps....................... makers in the countv see the impoitance Phee, J. Noble, F. R. Williamson, wife 32 40 a pound. Work in R D. No. 2. Burt Nve...................................... of this, and some are strong in recom and ueice. Portlaud; W. 8. Cone. Bay Now don't you think it nlite 8 77 48 37 C. Nve ........................................ mending concrete, for factories could be City ; C. N.M audis and wife, lluhsoti Geo. Hobson............................... -.T.G Elias 18 60 □lake another announceniest dl 20 35 G W. Simmons........................ krpt much cleanernnd sweeter than with ville, W. W. Conder. Hebo; D. J Dunn, Ben Johnson................................ 47 I Vein Robison 23 85 kind ? Cheese is pretty closely ki 30 35 Fred Watson .............................. Grant Marshal........................... Honrs saturated with wey. We simply Clovtudale; C. V. Preston, Nelntlem , D 17 10 at all the factories, and certai«! 34 87 A. D. Wallace............................ make this as a suggestion from a sani C. Vedder, Balm, Claud Brown, Ray Roh Kennedy.............................. I R. L. Turner ... 20 25 farmers would appreciate you id Pete Hogan................................ 94 50 Fred Ostrander .......................... tarv stnndpoint,which have the endorse A visit, Sheridan; M. Curl Beaver. 22 00 j j Fritz Drebert ... 15 75 io raiaing clieese half a cent io pn> 0 75 William Lati.ner.......................... Al Shelden................................... ment of our best cheese makers. 20 25 Sunday.—L. Lytle. Coquille, G. A. C. N. Johnson . 26 77 pound at a time. Certainlytta Lew Smith................................... 28 35 Gus Anderson ............................ » « • 77 17 Jones, wife and ton, Bay Ocean Park. Oscar Johnson... 10 80 w ho wrote the article in your yaja Warren Hoskins........................ 92 25 Edmund Bush............................. There is not the least doubt but wiiat 21 88 Monday.—W. I. Staley and family, D. H. McIntyre . 38 25 G. W. McCamey.......................... 90 ear marks are plainly visible) mssti every year brings a gieater demand lor Salem; I ven Junson, Russell Akm, L Martin Riplev.............................. 11 25 C. Ferns worth... * 62 the people of this county w Jim O'Brien..... ............................. 46 13 I). F. Thompson .......................... good roads and more ol them, and it is a 4 50 S Da Fort, H. Evans, Portland; A. B. W. D. Gladwill . Al Burdick.................................... 18 00 W. B Elliott .............................' 6 30 headed" when he expects they "I problem which most every county court 4 50 Divisaud wife, Buxton. E. P. Mills ........ Geo Eichinger ........................... 60 39 * 85 low such Hash as that. Tie fa is up against. But that is not the only Altieri Olds................................. 13 75 Tuesday — R. H. Convery. Portland; Hoy Johnson ... 25 25 W. H. Eberman.......................... 6 97 would like to know what ns* problem which confronts them. It is W. Lingley. Bay City. F. M. Puelp, H. Crane...................................... M 00 J. L. Barba ........ 1 92 L. D Webb ................................. 90 your paper has with the cheestu obtaining sufficient money to satisfy the Netarts, L. U. Drake, Newberg; Fled Otto Shearer................................ 5 25 C. J. Crook ........ 9 00 Frank B“rns .................................... demand for more ami lietter roads which Nicklus. Beaver , 11. V. Alley, 8. Bar Nels Anderson............................ 10 40 anyway. 4 50 ber, Frau! Lundberg, Nehalem, H. A; Deck Johnson............................... Ism working for several pn* P. A. Mattoon.. . 9 00 T. B. Watt.............................. comes from every quatter. Repoits that 4 05 Kruiubein. VV. S. P Burress. D. H. 4 50 T. E Epplett ... dividuals and co-operative cor|»ia Work in R D No. 6 reach us quite frequently is that Tilla Conklin. 11 8 Rogers, N. R. Wilson, B 1 35 Wm. D. _____ _ Body felt, board of in thia countv, selling cheese sk i Dave Hess......... 45 00 mook County is doing some good road F. Schaffer, Portlaud; H. 11 Wade, Orlev Kellow................................ 10 35 prisoners ............... ’.... 24 25 Manuel Barba... ing their liooks for them, and as Tom Kellow................................ 22 50 work this year, and of a permanent Sheridan. 90 Mrs N. M. F. Dawson, examiner the policy of my employ«! toldl Wednesday—D. L. Ames, Geo. Q George Kellow............................ Robert Huston .., 18 00 nature, which shows that this part of of teachers ............................. 27 00 20 00 Wetam.A. L. Anderson, Portland. Hany \ S. Lane.................................. ennpetitors all that they arrisk Lee Lyster.......... 9 00 W. II. Hoskins, supervisor . ......... Orrgon is making rapid progress in road 22 50 Thompson, Seattle ; August Werner, 39 00 whole lot. They know as »A»l 4 50 H Olds, supervisor...................... improvements. — Jackson ....... Oregon City ; C. tt. Wheeler, Nrllaltm ; |ohn Lawrence............................ 1 35 72 00 30 82 do that no business can lie L. Adolph, J. B. Cox, B F. hcha tier. Dave McKinney........................... Wheeler & Kutcher, work with Grant Thayer, repair work........... The news ol work starting up on the Otto Schneider, Portland ; John H Scott Jim Bodvfelt................................ 16 65 4 M run in that manner If J0’*1’ donkey on road .................. Hiram Moore, viewer...................... railroad did not create the least excite Sa lem. Ward Sappington..................... 14 62 R. W. Watson, work on roads 4 00 in your desire to get publicity Elmer Hall, viewer ........................ John Saling................... ............. men! the first of the week’, and although 6 75 G. C. Vaughn, supervisor............ 4 00 the creameries are doing. »kJ BANDLÀKB F. L. Sappington, viewer............... the good news caused considerable satis L Lane . ....................................... 7 87 J. C. Holden, salary 5 00 the Herald send a representst"* Cloverdale Mercantile Co., mer faction to s number of citizens, it was 6 75 Alex McNair, merchandise.......... office for data, something 6 Mr. Owens and wife made a trip to the Ole Lane....................................... cliandise............................. very evi lent there is a strong pessimisiic valley last week, A L Miller.................................... 3 37 A M Hare, salary..................... 50 30 done. There are n'1'ne’’". , feeling in the countv. Probably there is Work in R.D, No. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards. Roy and Maud J. C. Mills........................................ 1 57 C. A. Johnson, salary factories in this county b*** 1 Jack Ollis ...................................... just grounds for this. However that Roberaton and George Ramsey returned Bridge Lane................................ 90 I*rank Long. lumber .............. •1 P5 lam working for. though may he. it is well tn look into the future to their homes in Dundee Saturday, Frank Vates.......................... .. 4 50 Fred Lowry. 274 rods of corduroy 616 5o Dave Thayer ................................ 87 seem to interest you. Why alter a long visit and a jolly good time Dave Bailey........ . . and figure out when the railroad will be with their relatives. M. C. Kellow................................ 7 05 40 publish data as to amount Cost Bill. State vs. J. H Beach. J Frank Worthington ................... completed before investing too strongly W’ork in R D. No. 4. 1 Clandie. Maud. Elsie and Clyde Webb G. W. Sappington, justice . .. 40 are getting, prices paid for 0 40 or figuring upon new industries. It is ■unde a trip to Cloverdale Wednesday, G. C. Vaughn and team............ 80 E. Worthington.... ............... etc 7 II is not that new»yoo*"T M. W. Harrison. witness .... 27 1 70 Charley Smith................................ the completion of the railroad which it returning home Saturday, Marvin Webb M. D. Daihv...................... i........ 34 J. H Beach, witness............... much, as it is the te 1 70 Martin Jenck ............... most essential and which will lienrfit the anil wile and daughter May accompany D. B. Darby................................. «6 5.°*? ” ' 11 ' St,t * Ti M McCrum" interests to throw th* J ing them county, not spasmodic railroad construc- John Jenck .................... D. D. West..................................... 53 [ G W. Sappington, juetice Chub Atkinson bought a tine horse me and the work I a “ 1 J .... 4 70 Evert Landingham ti‘ n. Word is given out that when work Saturday. That makes him one new Hubert Edgar................................. 2 I Harry Sharp.................. oounty. The farmers know twj ... . 4 H Fred Tuna..................... ■gain starts up on the railroad it will tie nurse, one new violin and one new wile A L. Darbv.................................. 39 I 8. R. Barnes .................... ..... 1 90 as anyone, and when I'1" .... 4 n he has not got yet. rushed right through to completion Will Smith...................................... Jeff Fleck 27 Carry Barnes ....................... ’ J 76 statement that they to 4 E Burg, wile and family went to the Casper Schlappi........................... Time will tell. Anyway, it will be at WiRGIick 42 | Maty Barnes 1 50 prices received for their f* .... 4 10 lsast another year, and perhaps two. be citv ol Tillamook, Monday. Chao Desmond............................. James Whitman . 27 Mrs V. McCruiu ............... 04 O. V. Hays and wife, of Kelso, Wash . are very much mistaken. J .... 4 1« Herman Tune................... fore this county will oluain railroad eon Ü. A. Benton.................................. 28 ■ Alva Perry ............ ,.... came in on the stage by the way ot As to the se. retarysbjP 1 .... 4 10 B»rt Thayer............................. necliona. We are glad, how «ver. that Sherdian Sunday, to visit with their H Harris...................................... 30 I'. N. Bennett...................... velopmcnt League in th»8^ J .... 4 II work on the P. R. 8k N. R. will l>e resam- parents, Mr. anil Mrs H. H. Haves. Grover Kauffman.......................... n Albert Worthington ........... Cote Bill State va Julius 80 bare of that body Erickson. rd. hi*t it is its completion that the peo Mr. Spaulding made a trip Io Tills Ed Mitchell..................................... 23 Alva Lenard |G W . Sappington, justice .. 50 that oapacity after I hli .... 10 10 j ple of this connty it much more deeply ■nook Sunday returning Monday, Al Frank Mitchell............................... 31 Gral Moore.................... ; N Olsen, constable ............ Biggs accompanying him on a hunting oo my time was well taken »F ... 15 10 John Affol ar........ interested it. H. B. Johnson . ........................... « I L. Kinney .................. fkOarsiuu. Think he u looking far a 80 the policy of the league « « « Rus Johnson.................................. .... 5 50 j Arnold Affolter ... [ William Sales.............. 29 dear. 50 spend all its time and uh *“ The "special Interest'' newspaper made Tom Letter .................................... .... 5 50 W. D Winter,..; ............... 1 i Ethel Sales ____ How to Get Strong another attack on Catl Haberlach. bat 40 out information. C Christensen............................... .... 5 50 : Wil) Goerw.............. 42 [ PaulVedder P. J. Italy. of 1247 W Congreve St.. Will Webh........... work is being done. *** * „ <dl itiiofa similar natuie with other at ........ 5 fill | Neal Ward . 12 ' Ed C alter lin........................ rs tacks by those who are coatrolling that Chn-ego, tells of a way to hecome strong entered upon some eff J L Bsrher............... .... ....... 1 70 He aays: My mother, who is old and Jim Ward................ C-te Bill. State va Vcr- sheet i>|xin our respectable citiiena. was »ery feeble, is deriving an muefi H. Brooks........... 60 connection with erner Olds. 27 T»«K«rt. G. W. Sappington, justice Anyone can see that it waa a dirty slam bmivRl from Electric Ritters, that I feel Frank Fowler..... 70 better roads and b»d«r " 15 .............. 5 73 Frank Owens, ie<m ........ j Dee Tomlinson .......... .my duty to tail thuee "vho n»-e<l a Bert Robinson..... to discredit Mr. Halierlach in the eyes ol «Is < 60 Hon. Along the 31 ............ ...... 1 20 Frank Owens, tup ....................... I Lillie Tomlinson ................ the dairymen Yet we do not have to loOic and lengthening medicine about L. P. Rev________ 75 of getting ways and i 17 •............ 1 90 It. In my mother's case a marked gam w Work R- D' No- 8 ' Norniau Olds inform the dairymen that the “special in flesh has resulted, insomnia has been Hope Moore........ tn out Hoquarton Slo»P | ............ 1 76 W. H Flipp»r........... .. ................. N. Olsen conetable.......... intertets'* are no friende of the dairymen overcome , and she is steadily glowing I H Moor»........... 14 40 mook a good harbor. 25 10 T. H. Gotlwaldl. Electric Bitters quickly V. Robniton Coat Bill, state vs Frank Lon« —never were under the ertamery stock stronger.'' The fact of there being^ • W Ma hiss Zettl........... "¿J t regime nor Since Nor do we have to sav remedy stomach, liver and kidney coot Fred Blum .......... N 23 40 ■ent at the last meetin« 1 20 N. Otam. constable J'“»*» ... ......... J 4 20 f. L. Lent........................... one word in defence of Mr. Haberlach. ! iinta. Hold under guarantee at Chaa Alwin Blum........ Clough's drug store. 50c 9 «5 Mmey Adams .... 22 9« meet league was (fa far his interest and painstaking work in Eli Fowl»» ... ' 70 of the secretary ™ JfOO John Crumfaf........ .......................... 12 85 behalf of the cheese factortea which he 30 Coat Bill State vs. John Pall Edgar .... Horae WaateA *| 7 12 I E E mtrc*,*ndtee...... 441 78 added one to that O-W Sappia,^. JWK., BDM- ■ epiesents, far it is approbated by tbe ’"»rchandiae............ 9 00 17 <>O representative. “hlf Wanted to laay a horwe about 1100 Andrew Peterson Wauon, word on road . . ■lattymeu Thete is oo» thing certain. Mr | pounds IO work single or douide. 20 83 Work in R D. Na 8. Cote Bill. State va. Alban ■"at . better than finding u j w T1*ork R D No. 7. Jiabstlach is aol claaasd with th« sw«ll Jot, Ai rPxkJtxt z«, Tillamook, Ur. L. L SUH well............................. 94 SO|G. W. Sappington, JUMlc, ’ 4 £ ending •‘v*”_ wh > are at 54 OO Frank B Steinhan« ............. 112 37 husmeas. By Order Tillamook Development League. * » * J J J >1 1 r ^*4 Î
