Tillamook Headlight. June 24.
State Press Flashlights.
creations had become greater than
the creators. Roosevelt thought that
with a new party he could dislodge
the president he had made; and suc­ i
ceeded in destroying Taft and him­
self. Bryan forgetting the fate of the
loquacious hermit of Oyster Bay, is
forming a new party of the prohi- .
bitionists and peace-at-any price, and [
will try to wrest the presidency from
Wilson. In the ladder by which
Bryan has sought to climb to the
White House are many rotten rungs
—free silver, anti-expansion, govern­
—w hatever seemed
ment ownership
_____
new, catchy and in opposition to the
established order was employed by
this timjst and opportunist, and each I
was sacrificed in turn. When the oc­
casion passes, Bryan will desert his
peace and prohibitionist party, and
find a new platform on which to con­
tinue running for the elusive presi-
dency.—The Spectator.
Summons.
seventy-five days after the date of
service of this citation if served upon
vou in any other state, then and there
¡0 show cause, if any there be why
the prayer of petitioner herein should
not be granted, which is that the
order admitting the alleged and pre
tended will of E. H. \ irgel to P«>bate
which order was made and rendert ,
and entered of record in said Court
in the matter therein pending entitl­
ed “In the matter of the Estate of E.
11 Virgel, deceased," and w hich said
order was entered in said matter and
in said court on or about the 8th day
of April, 19'4. be set aside and held
for naught, and that the alleged and
pretended will in said order mention­
ed be adjudged and decreed to be not
the will or act of the said E. H. \ ir­
gel, deceased; that the petitioner
herein be appointed administrator ot
the estate of said E. H. Y irgel, de­
ceased; that the defendants \\ illiam
Al Ladd, Charles E. Ladd and New-
ton McCoy as the executors hereto­
fore appointed by this Court, be re­
quired to account for the real proper­
ty of the decedent, and be required to
deposit with this Court to be ad­
ministered upon, all of the money and
personal property of said estate of
the value of $125,000.00; that said ex­
ecutors be discharged from further
management, control or interference
with said estate, or any portion there­
of, and that petitioner have judgment
against defendants, and each of :hem, 5
for the costs and disbursements of
this proceeding, and such other and 4
further relief and remedy as may be
just and equitable.
Witness the Honorable A. M. Hare,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of
Tillamook with the seal of said Court
affixed, this 3rd day of April, A. D.,
1915.
Attest:
J. C. Holden,
(Seal)
Clerk.
First publication June 24, 1915.
Last publication July 15, 1915-
YOUR FIRE
INSURANCE
IS SAFE
WITH-THIS-AGENCY
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for I illamook County.
Samuel Leback, Joseph E.
Dillityi, and William Pene-
gor,
Plaintiffs.
vs.
Allan H. Wilson, Laura L.
........
Wilson,
Srethna - S. Phelps,
S. YV. Thompson and Floyd
One-third of the people of the
A. Swan.
Defendants.
country think they can beat a lawyer
To Allen H. Wilson. Laura L. Wil­
expounding the laws. One-half think
son, S. W. Thompson and rloyd A.
they can beat the doctor in healing
Swan the above named defendants: I
the sick. Two-thirds of them think
In the name of the State of Oregon,
they can put the minister in the hole
you are hereby required to appear
expounding the gospel, and all of
and answer the
complaint J1;®"
them think they can beat the editor
against you in the above entitled
running a paper.—ltemizer.
Court in the above entitled cause on
or before six (6) weeks from the date
A significant step is being taken by
of the first publication of this sum­
the state university, looking to the
mons, to-wit, on or before six (o)
abolishing of the intercollegiate ath­
weeks from the 24th day of June, 191.1
letics. It is proposed to place the
More Rural Mail Routes.
and if you fail to so appear, for want I
movement into effect a year from the
------o------
thereof, the plaintiffs will apply
present time. The purpose is to im­
Rural districts in all parts of the
prove scholarship, and have all stud­ country will have more mail routes the Court for the relief therein de­
ents take part in the athletic fields, and a better service as a result of re­ manded, which is for a decree ad­ I
rather than have a few leaders and adjustments and consolidations which judging and decreeing that certain
the others to be onlookers. It is the are now completed. I he service, un­ mortgage executed by Allen II. W 11-
purpose to discontinue trips to other der the new arrangements will begin son and Laura L. Wilson, his
institutions for athletic purposes. 1 he June 15. Under new routings and as mortgagors, to Samuel Leback,
present system interferes with studies combinations of former lines, 710 Joseph H. Dillian and William Pene-
gor, as mortgagees, of date July 2
Telephone Register.
new routes have been established 1909, and recorded at page 408, Book
Phone Us, Todd Hotel.
along with 82,390 families, hitherto "S”, Records of Mortgages, in the
At this juncture President Wilson without rural mail rout service, will
office
of
the
County
Clerk
of
i
ilia-
might do worse than forget political be served.
1 mook County, Oregon, to be a first
affiliations anil offer the portfolio of
Out of the savings in operating ex­ lien upon all and singular the follow­
state to Mr. Taft. Politics are often penses effected by the readjustment
treacherous and in a crises a blending of existing lines, which will exceed ing described real estate, situate in
of all parties often accomplishes $500,000 annually, it has been found the said County of Tillamook, State
what cannot be attained by the party possible to extend existing lines a of Oregon, to-wit:
The North half of the Northwest
in power. America has seldom sx.cn distance of 642I4 miles, bringing
diplomats of keener political intution 5460 families hitherto unserved into quarter of Section five (5) in Town­
than Mr. Taft. His recent utterances the zone of service, Re adjustment ship (2) South of Range Ten (10)
have placed him in the forefront in and extension together bring approx­ West of the Willamette Meridian,
the admiration of the American peo­ imately 80,000 more families into save and excepting therefrom the
ple. Perhaps the president will not rural service zones. On the basis of land heretofore conveyed to School
heed our suggestion, but it is offered the Postal Department’s ratio of District No. 7 by instrument recorded I
in Book "P”, page 243, Deed Rec­
to him gratis.—Oregon Messenger.
population to the family, the new ords of Tillamook County, Oregon.
lines and extensions of existing lines
Also, beginning at a point on the
Notice of Contest.
An eastern scientist has discovered will bring the rural mail service to U. S. Meander line at the Southeast
i
a method for the measuring of the half a million more of people.
' corner of Lot six (6) of Section six
Department of the Interior, United
temperaments of men and women. In
That such a service can be indefi­ (6) in Township two (2) South
his diagnosis of a certain well known nitely extended without a great in­ Range ten (10) West of the Willam­ States Land Office.
Portland, Oregon, June 15, 1915.
bachelor he gives the following as crease in cost of service has been ap­ ette Meridian, and running ■ thence
To Levi Koch, of Tillamook, Ore­
prime essentials to material hap­ parent for some time. Naturally, in North 46'/ deg. West, seven and
f
gon Contestee:
piness:—"She must be from 5 feet the beginning mistakes were made, thirty hundredths (7-3°)
chains, I You are hereby notified that Archi­
X
3 to 5 feet 6 in. high. She must be all of which, just as naturally, tended, thence North 5% deg. West eight
tactful. She must weigh from 141 to owing to the
misrepresentations and eighty-seven hundredths (8.87) bald C. Walls, who gives Tillamook,
146. She must be cheerful at all times, made by interested parties at Wash­ chains, thence North 5% deg. East, j Oregon, as his post-office address,
1 did on June 12th, 1915. file in Illis
especially before breakfast. She must ington, toward making the service seventeen and eighty
hundredths
be sympathetic. She must be am­ cost a great deal more than necessary (17.80) chains, thence North eighteen I office his duly corroborated applica-
bitious. She must be able to sing. It Consolidations and readjustments of and three-fourths (i8}$) deg. West | tion to contest and secure the cancel­
is essential that she have a mezza- routes can result in large savings twelve and sixty hundredths ( 12.60) lation of your Homestead Entry,
I Serial No. 02194 made August 31st,
soprano voice.” No wonder there are which, as is now being done, should
thence North 49 deg. West, ! ¡909, for the NE %, Section 20 Town-
so many bachelors. If men would be be turned into the opening of new chains,
being ' ship 1 South, Range 8 West, Willam­
two
(2)
chains,
the
foregoing
sure of happiness they must have routes and the lengthening of the old
the meander line of high water, ette Meridian, and as groundsfor his
their males made to order, according ones.
thence West ten (10) chains to low • contest he alleges that said Levi Koch
to this theory.— Willamina Times.
water mark, thence along the meiii- has never since making such entry
The Tillamook Road.
der line of low water as follows:
resided upon the said lands, nor in
It is a matter of satisfaction to note
t South 57 deg. East eleven (it) anywise
1st St. and 2nd Ave.
cultivated or improved the
that Germany and England have list­
At last it secins that we are to have chains, thence South 2t deg. East
ened to the protest of outrageed hu­ a road—actually to have a road where eight (8) chains, thence South 3 deg. ! same, nor any part thereof, being a
manity to the extent of agreeing that on men may travel without paying West eight and twenty-one hun­ period of more than five years from
henceforth churches, hospitals and tribute to private parties for the priv­ dredths (8.21) chains, thence South the date of making such entry; but on
museums' are to be exempt from aer­ ilege. The adoption of the Sour Grass 7 deg. East nineteen and fifty hun­ the contrary he has abandoned the
Notice to Contractors.
ial bombardment.
Churches are rout by the joint courts ofTillamook dredths (19.50) chains, thence 22 deg. said lands for said period of five
plainly distinguishable and hospitals and Yamhill counties, ami the agree­ East five and thirty hundredths (5.30) years.
You
arc,
therefore,
further
notified
and museums are to be marked by ment to ci eate a special district and chains, thence South 76 deg. East
Sealed proposals addressed to the
painting white and black squares on to proceed at once to the building of four (4) chains, thence North one and that the said allegations will be taken County Court of Tillamook County,
their roofs which may be discerned this connecting link; asurcs us that a eighty hundredths (1.80) chains to as confessed, and your said entry will Oregon, and indorsed “Proposals to
by military aviators. There has nev­ highway will be established and a the place of beginning, containing be canceled without further right to complete the
er been any justification for the des­ modern road will take the place of fourteen and thirty-five hundredths be heard, either before this office or
Tillamook-Cloverdale County road.
on appeal, if you fail to file in this from Station o plus 00 to Station
truction of hospitals and churches. the toll road over which a l large traf-. (14.35) acres of tidelands.
51
Indiscriminate dropping of bombs is fie has been carried on for many
Also Lot four (4), five (5), six (6), office within twenty days after the plus 60
adhorrent to every sense of right ami years past. The road will be planked seven (7) and eight s(8), in Block, fourth publication of this notice, as in accordance with the plans an!
shown below, your answer, under specifications thereof on file in the
decency.
Civilization will applaud for the entire distance of 5'4 miles, three (3), in Netarts Bay Park,
the decision of the billigerents to Although 4 miles of this is in Yam- together with all and singular the oath, specifically responding to these office of the County Clerk of Tilla­
the frightful and useless destruction hill and only 1% in Tillai mook, the tenements, hereditaments and ap- allegations of contest, together with mook County, Oregon, will be receiv­
which has been one of the most hor­ counties have agreed to divide the purtenanccs thereunto belonging, or due proof that you have served a copy ed by the County Court of said Coun­
rifying features of the present war. cost equally as the benefit is, admit­ in anywise appertaining, to secure the of your answer on the said contest­ ty, at its office in the Court House,
A further agreement, protecting the tedly, in favor of Tillamook. $20,000 payment of the sum of $3,050.00, with ant either in person or by registered at Tillamook City, Oregon, until the
lives of passengers on neutral vessels is comparatively a small sum, when interest thereon at the rate of 0 per mail.
hour of 10 o’clock a.tn. on the 2nd
might well be made by the two na­ the importance of this work is con­ cent per annum from July 2, 1909 due
You should state in your answer day of July, 1915, and at that time
tions.—Observer.
sidered, and yet it is claimed that the the plaintiff Samuel Leback, and the the n me of the post office to which publicity opened and read. Each bid
road can be completed for that further sum of $1,200.00, with interest you desire future notices to be sent shall be accompanied by a certified
We need have no fear that the amount. This leaves each county with thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per to you.
check made payable to the County
controversy in the state highway a reserve fund of $5,000 for other annum from July 2, 1909 due the
N. Campbell, Register.
for an amout equal to 5 per
circles as to who is state highway needed work in their respective coun­ plaintiff Joseph E. Dillian, and the Date of first publication June 24, 1915 Clerk,
engineer, Cantine or Lewis, will in ties. It is the intention to use this further sum of $700.00, with interest Date of 2nd publication July 1, 1915. cer.. of the amount of the total of
said bid, which shall be forfeited to
any wav interfere with the highway mainly for the improving of the road thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per Date of 3rd publication July 8, 1915.
the County, in case the bid be accept­
work itself. Both men are of that cal­ on each side of this new stretch.
Date
of
4th
publication
July
15,
1915.
annum from July 2, 1909 due plaintiff
ed and the bidder shall fail, neglect
ibre. or appear to be at least, that
With this much assured—and that
___ William Pcncgor, and the further
or refuse for a period of five days
will not permit the sacrificing of the by the two counties alone—we may sum of $500.00 attorney’s fees iti this
after which the award is made to
public's interests on account of per­ now hope that Lincoln and Polk will suit, all secured by the lien of said
Notice of Contest.
enter into a contract and file a bond
sonal differences. The controversy get togeth r with a view to an outlet mortgage, and that the lien of said
satisfactory to the Court as required
though, is a bad thing at best, and for the Salmon river country, which mortgage be adjudged and decreed
Departmcnt of the Interior, United by law’.
the sooner it can he settled the bet­ has long been retarded by lack of to be superior to all claims, liens, in­ States
Land Office.
Bidds will be received for the clear-
ter for all concerned. It is to be re­ means of communication with the terest and estate of, in and to said
Portland, Oregon, June 15, 1915.
ing, grading and excavating for lay­
gretted that our laws are so vague outside world. Polk is a progressive lands and premises owned or claimed
To Mary Alice Koch, of Tillamook, ing the following kinds of pavement
that theattorney general holds one county in road building and is now­ or held by cither of the defendants
under standard specifications of each.
way and the highway commission extending the road toward Bcntly, herein, and that said mortgage be Oregon, Contestec:
You are hereby notified that Archi-
1— Sheet Asphelt on Concrete base.
and its council holds another. Why from which place a natural grade can foreclosed, and the said lands and
'
bald
C.
Walls,
who
gives
Tillamook,
2— Asphaltic Concrete on Concrete
is it, that when laws arc made they be found for the Salmon River coun­ premises sold, and the proceeds ap­
Oregon,
as
his
post-office
address,
base.
cannot be made sufficiently clear to try.
plied towards the payment of said did on June 12th, 1915, file in this
3— Light Bitulithic on concrete base
avoid confliction of opinion? It seems
Just what action will be taken by several sums, principal and interest, office his duly corroborated applica-
4— One course grouted top concrete
to be the rule nowdays more that the these counties is not yet announced, attorney
’
s
fee,
costs
of
suit
and
costs
. tion to contest and secure the cancel­
5— Y\ ood block on concrete base.
exception to carry laws to the su­ but that they arc seriously consider­
of
sale,
and
such
further
decree
as
to
lation of your Homestead Entry, According to the plans and specifi­
preme court for defination on every ing the problem, is certain. The open­
the
Court
may
seem
equitable
and
I
Serial
No.
02193
made
August
31st,
issue of note. Let us hope the high­ ing up of these main thoroughfares just.
cations on file in the office of County
1909. for the NG of SE '4, Section 20 Clerk.
way engineer muddle will not be a will do more than any other one
The
above
named
defendants
arc
and Njl of SW . 'J, Section 21, Town-
repetition of the county judge mixup thing for the development of this
The County Court reserves the
also notified that service of summons i ship 1 South, Range 8 West, Willam­ right
just recently decided.—Astorian.
to reject any and all bids. Dated
rich section.—Willamina Times.
in this suit is ordered to be had upon ette Meridian, and as grounds for his this 17th day of June, 1915.
each of said defendants by publica- contest he alleges that said Mary
J. C. Holden, County Clerk.
The Cottage Grove Sentinel has a
lion thereof pursuant to” t.'.
an order Alice Koch has never since making
Shreds and Patches.
publication, June 17, 1915.
rather strong editorial on a subject
rendered and entered by the above such entry resided upon the said First
Last
publication
July 1, 1915.
i
which the people generally have not
"Men can’t be trusted,” is the dic­ entitled Court on the 2I*t day of June I lands, nor in anywise cultivated or
thought a great deal. It is the govern­
1915, by which order the defendants improved the same, nor any part
ment printing office which comes in­ turn of delegates of the lllinios e'on- arc required to appear and answer thereof, beifig a period of more than
Teachers’ Examination.
to competition with the small news­ gress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher the complaint of plaintiffs filed herein five years from the date of making
Vssociations.
Notwithstanding
which
paper printing office in printing en­
on or before six (6) weeks from the
Notice is hereby given that the
entry but on the contrary has
velopes. The small purchaser of en- the unusual number of June brides date of the first publication of this 'such
the said lands for said County Superintendent of Tillamook
v< lopes is not benefitted greatly, it is extending credit to mere men this summons, and defendants are further I abandoned
County, Oregon, will hold the regular
period of five years.
the big concern that can well afford month on securities certified by Heart notified that the date of the first
You are, therefore, further notified examination of applicants for State
to pay for the printing of its en­ broker Dan Cupid.
publication of this summons is June that the said allegations will be taken Certificates, at the circuit court room
Where was the censor when that 24th, 1915.
velopes. The Sentinel rremarks: The
as confessed, and your said entry will 1 illamook City, Tillamook County,
government printing office is a white telegram announcing two slight earth
G. ( . Fulton,
be canceled without further right to Oregon, as follows:
elephant. Why not make it of some quake shocks was sent out of San
S. S. Johnson
Commencing YVcdnesday, June 30,
be heard, either before this office or
service to the common people? If the Francisco? To mention earthquakes
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. on appeal, if you fail to file in this 1915, at the hour of 9 o'clock a.m.,
government would stop doing print­ there at present is just as trouble-
office within twenty days after the and continuing until Saturday, July 3.
ing for nothing and print school some as to complain about mosquitos
fourth publication of this notice, as 1915. at 4 o’clock p.m.
books for what they are worth it in Atlantic City.
Citation.
YY ednesday forenoon—Writing, U.
shown below, your answer, under
would save millions of dollars for the 1
The government's estimate indicat­
oath, specifically responding to these S. History, Physiology.
cause of education, would give the ' es 50,000,000 bushels of wheat 'n ex­
In the
I" County
____ ______
_ of the w
___ of allegations of contest, together with
Court
State
\\ ednesday
afternoon—Reading,
printer a chance to make another : cess of the amount we harvested last Oregon, for Tillamook Counts'
” due proof that you have served a copy Composition, Methods in Reading,
honest dollar, and would be in a fair ' year. And some of the automobile Carolina A. Virgel.
of your answer on the said contest­ Methods in Arithmetic.
wav to become self-supporting itself | manufacturers already have more
Petitioner,
ant either in person or by regi tered
I hursday
forenoon—Arithmetic,
Educator* arc asking for more money | than they know what to do with.
I
vs.
mail.
for teachers. Here is an opportunity I
1 H's’ory of Education, Psychology,
W illiam M. Ladd, Charles
Explorer
Donald
McMillan
says
Y ou should state in vour answer Methods in Geography.
to get millions for increased salaries 1
E. Ladd, Newton McCoy,
the name of the post office to which
1 hursday
afternoon—Grammar,
by getting school books printed at a that the land Perry discovered in the B F. Virgel, Lucy Drew.
you desire future notices to be sent Geography
American
Literature,
fair price. \\ ith the government Í Arctic wasn’t land. And how Dr. Rosa Haines, A. W. Lam­
to you,
.Physics Methods
in
Language.
handling and purchasing and printin'» Cook will chuckle as he sends an in­ bert and Edith L. Pike.
tx
/
N- Campbell, Register.
1 TFS.‘.S for Pomary Certificate.
of school books, universal text books , vitation to Perry to visit him in the I
Defendants.
Date of first publication June 24, 1915
Friday forenoon—Theory and Prac­
could be adopted and more millions I Himalayan summits!
Io W illiam M. Ladd, Charles E Ladd Date of and publication July
1915. tice, Orthography, English Litcra-
would be saved for education.—News I Uncle Ike Stephenson has another Newton
McCoy,
B.
F.
Virgel.
Lucy
Date of jrd publication Inly 8. 191 e.
ture. Chemistry.
*
Holstein heifer that is starring as a
Reporter.
A. W. Lambert Date of 4th publication July 15, 1915.
——o------
Friday afternoon—School
Law,
champion milk producer. Uncle Ike’s and Edith 1.. Maine»,
l'ikc,
the
above
named
Geology Algebra, Civil Government.
To run for the presidency again. I farm scenes to be a great place for defendant«:— Like,
Bryan has deserted his party and raising cow s that became stars in the
forcnoon—Geometry,
Frank P. Walsh approaches the Botanv X
Y ou are horebv cited and required
abandoned his principles; he has not milkyway.
to appear in the County Court of the Rockefeller objective from a different
Saturday afternoon—General His-
only resigned from the cabinet, but
Edison’s telescribe, which records i-M,r o{ Oregon, for the County of angle than L'pton Sinclair, but othcr-
• tory. Bookkeeping.
b.a* left the Democracy. Between telephone conversations, will be a I ulamook, at the court Room there* wise they seem to be allies.
|
American
Literature
Classics:
Bryan today and Roosevelt yesterday great thing for the little man w ho can
Size of bundles or packages that Thoreau, YY alden, Longmans, 25c
is a close analogy. 1 he former made show to a crowd of admirers the 0 • -?!11T,I,anl<’ok City, in the County
Wilson president; the latter confer-, harsh things he said to some 6-footer of Tillamook, within twenty days may be carried on street cars will be No. 2559. State List part II.
red the office on Taft. Then the during the course of a heated tele­ after the date of the service of this limited in New orlc. In some cities
Fow-ell, Selected literary essays etc.
citation upon you if served within anything larger than a wire mattress
president makers found that their phonic conversation.
Houghton, 60 cents. (Riverside" liter­
I the ¡state
of Oregon, and within is regarded with disfavor.
ature scries.)
Hillsboro is going to tackle paving
by city labor instead of the contract
system. This experiment will be
watched with interest, as there are
few cases on record where any city
or county has actually saved money
by hiring its own labor direct other
than repair work.—Oregon Voter
OVER $160,000,000.00 IN-ASSETS
Repesented by this Office.
AFETY”
ERVICE OUR-AIM
ECURITY.
Let Us Write Your Next Policy.
ROLLIE
w.
WATSON
“The Insurance Man.”
WOOD
Let us Furnish Your Winter Wood
Special Price on Large Quantities.
GOOD FIR SLAPS
A. F. COATS LUMBER CO.
Tillamook, Ore.
EXCLUSIVE TAILORING
Spritig Suits From $30.00 and up. We also do
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
J. w. EDWALL,
TILLAMOOK.
'.I
Phone J 27.
English Literature Classics: Carl­
yle, on heroes, hero-worship and the
heroic in history. Logmans, 25 cents.
(No. 2519, State List 11.)
Palgrave. The
Golden treasury,
Longmans, 25c. McMillan 25c. (No.
2339, State list 11.)
In reply to some inquiries say the
applicants may write for certificates
at this examination without having
had the normal training or having at­
tended a summer school. This law
will go into force September 1, 1015.
Hence applicants for certificates at
the coming December examinations
will have to meet the requirements.
W. S. Buel, Supt.
Are those baggage rules going to be
as much of a nuisance to the travelers
as passports in Europe?
I
I have recently secured
the Factory Agency for
the High Grade Chute &
Butler Pianos and Play­
ers,
manufactured at
Peru, Ind. Anyone in the
market for an instrument
w’ill do well to see me be­
fore Buying.
Both Phones.
Leland B. Erwin.
with the problem of I tiy ’rg Harrcs*
y ou will find it distinctly advanta-
irecuc to ccme and do your select
ing here. You will get the test
qualities, the meat thorough and
conscientious wotkrraaehip and te
charged the most reasonable prices-
W e can supply single or double
Seta or any* single article that you
tn ay be in need of.
W.A. Williams & Co.
^^oooooooooooooooooooc
Sidney E. Henderson, Pre«-,
Surveyor.
John Leland Henderaoti. Sec­
retary Treas., Attoiney-at-
I.aw, Notrary Public.
Tillamook Title and
Abstract co.
Law, Abstracts, Real Estate,
Surveying, Insurance.
Both Phones.
TILLAMOOK
-
-
OREGON.