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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 27, 1920.
Claims Allowed by the
County Court.
A. F. Coates Lbr. Co............. .. 53.04 Geo. Wilt ..
C. F. Stone ......................... ,.3553.72 Nehalem Valley Bank ...
. 580.od
Marion Steam Shovel Co. .. .. 94.50 Russell Grader Mfg. Co.
.2548.0J
R. F. Zachmann ................. .. 18.60 Mohler Supply Co...........
. 28.00
Road Warrant»
Russell Grader Mfg Co. .
EdW. Mallory ..................... .. 71.92 Homer Mason ................
Homer Mason..........................
18.53 William Eason..................... ..
8.98 C. E. Johnson ................
56.1S
Lamar’sDrug Store .............. 26.73 Elmer Himes......................... .. 15.71
56.13
Carver ....................
L. S. Hushbeck ........................ 69.00 Thos. Kellow ..................... .. 1900.00 Jim
44.91
H. Thiessen ...................
Mr». M. J. Petty...................... 58.00 Clay S. Taylor..................... .. 18.22 Anderson Bros.................
114.94
T. E. Epplett.............................
9.25 Col. J. B. Cavanaugh .... . .1200.00 Willamette Iron ¿Steele Wks.. .525.00
T. E. Eoplett .......................... 69.65 Shirl Jackson .....................
2.80 Miami Quarry Co.....................
Frank Hyde A Co...................... 12.62 American Express Co. ... .. 36.96 Brighton Mills Co.....................
W, L. Campbell ...................... 201.66 I W. L. Campbell ................. ..1407.65 Standard Service Sta................
B. J. Cooper............................. 25.00
General Warrents
C. L. Best & Co........................
T. C. Percy.................................
2.00 Frank Hyde & Co............... ..*127.84 Cloverdale Garage ..................
T. E Epplett............................. 90.00 G. A. Jones .........................
1.40 Woods & Woods Garage ....
D. R. Tinnerstett ................... 200.00 Wendell Werner .................. ..
1.05 Howard Cooper Corp..............
P. W. Todd ............................. 319.26 George Zirr .........................
.80 Tillamook Battery Sta.............
Boys A Girl» Aid Soc............. 90.00 T. E. Epplett......................... .. 18.00 Tillamook Garage ..................
J. F. Jones .............................
6.48
Mary Burwester.......... .. 17.50 Aiderman & Poorman ..........
E. T Haltom ...........................
1.25 Mrs.
Florence
M. Baker.............. .. 25.00 Sunset Garage .....................
Tillamook Herald..................... 15.62 Irene Eadus
.. 10.00 A C. & H. Anderson..............
E. L. Glaisyer ......................... 290.00 Johanna York .........................
..................... .. 17.50 R M. Wade & Co........................
Tillamook Headlight .............. 39.88 Qvel V. Gilliam ................. .. 17.50 E T Haltom .............................
Tillamook City ..................... 65.13 Ruby C. Brooten................. .. 17.50 Northwest Auto Co.................
Nelson & Co............................. 10.00 Augusta
Williams.......... .. 17.50 S. P. R R Co.............................:
Nelson & Co............................. 18.20 Grace V. E.
Illingsworth
.......... .. 10.00 Tillamook Mutual Tel. Co.........
Nelson & Co................................ ■ 10.00 Marie Getchele.....................
.. 40.00 Wilson-Gilbert Co.....................
Nelson & Co............................. 18.05
Lamb-Sshrader Co.....................
Lena
C.
Hall
.........................
.. 17.50 C. E. Allen .............................
Mrs. Ethel Nichols.................. 12.60
Myrtle
F.
Dougherty
...........
..
17.50
Dawson Bros............................. 11.02
Glen Snider .............................
3.50 Bud Steele.................................
9.85 Mrs. Mabie Wann................. ..
King-Crenshaw Co..................
Elve
Hellenbuyck
...................
.. 28.00 Ellis Bartrow ..........................
4.55
T. Leverich .............................
1.80 Verner Alplanalp ............... .
2.30 Chas. Graham .........................
Golda Hunter .........................
Elizabeth Carlyle ................... 35.00 John Aschim............................. 196.40 Madison White ......................
Mrs. E. P. Larsen .................. 33.00 J. C. McClure ......................... 162.90 Jim Goodman .........................
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co............. 54.78 Gladys Jones............................. 110.40 Matt Olson .............................
1.50 Bushong & Co............................ 288.75 Andrew Fleming ..................
Emil Larsen.............................
9.42 Homer Mason ......................... 15.00 P. E. Allen
Crystal Laundry .....................
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Mrs. H. F. Cook ..................... 33.00 Finch & Smith.........................
4.00 C. P. Briggs ....
7.29 E. E. Koch................................. 19.27 Hollie Me Kiddy ..
Homer Mason ..........................
T. Hamilon ............................. 15.05 Tillamook Transfer Co............. 29.12 Chas. Graham ....
Burroughs Add. Mach. Co. ... 20.80 Lamars Drug Store.................. 42.64 Wm. Morrison ..
A. M. Hare ............................. 188.18 Ira Smith .................................
2.82 Jas. Boyakin...................
2.35 Erwin Harrison .....................
City Transfer Co. .. ...............
2.00 Chs. Haybarker ............
Sunset Garage......................... 77.20 Tillamook Sheet Metal Wks. .. 11.27 A. R. Miller....................
Elizabeth Carlyle .................. 35.00 Cora White .........................
5.60 Bill Ewan .....................
Mrs. E. P. Larsen .................. 33.00 Myrtle Miller .......................
5.60 G. W. Wilkes ................
7.46 T. H. Goyne .........................
Nehalem Garage .....................
10.00 W. H. Sales ....................
Tillamook Garage ................. 125.65 Mrs. Peter Bush....................
6.50 W. F. Bundy ................
1.25 Dr. H. E. Rinehart................ 150.00 Chas. Kaneki ..................
R. F. Zachman.........................
4.03 Fred Krunger ................
Coast Power Co........................ 54.10 T. Leverich ........................... .
Conover & Condit .................. 41.00 Dr. L. L. Hoy ......................... 55.00 George Staiger................
Tillamook Transfer Co............. 113.12 : Tillamook Meat Co................. 11.82 Sam Tomlinson ............
7.95 E. Rannel ........................
Chas. I Clough Co..................... 174.89 Chas. I. Clough ................... ...
1.90 L. T. Cain........................
Mrs. Rinehart ......................... 15.00 Geo. I. Smith .........................
3.88 Jack Leslie ....................
W. S. Coates ......................... 45..67 Sutton & Loll .........................
4.99 Mrs. Nettie Riggs ................. 63.00 Frank Reed ....................
A. H Gulstrom .....................
9.58 Tillamook Hotel ..................... 18.98 W. F. Cain ....................
W. H. Stark.............................
R. T. Boals ............................. 48.55 P. W. Todd ............................. 202.50 S. Brooks ........................
2.20 Chas. F. Pankow.............
1.35 Mrs. Frances Sthranhan ....
Leo Wilson .............................
7.05 Leon Illingsworth .................
2.63 W. F. Cain.......................
Dawson Bros.............................
2.00 Dawson Bros..............................
Merril Rogers .........................
2.00 Coats Driving & Boom Co.
4.15 Homer Mason ......................... 150.00 R. F. Zachmann ............
King-Crenshaw Co..................
Standard Oil Co........................ 13.00 Faye L. Stark ......................... 100.00 Tillamook Garage ........
5.00 i Bernice E. Ripley..................... 85.00 W. S. Coates .
Chas. I. Clough Co....................
Priska Neiger ......................... 85.00 A. H. Gulstrom
Edna Mills ............................. 37.50 W. H. Stark ...
Bond Warrants
. 18.50 II. M. Farmer......................... 174.95 W. T. Coates .
Nelson & Co.....................
. 15.75 Tillamook Merc, Co................. 78.25 W. H. Bell...............................
Nelson & Co.....................
. 14.00 R. N. Henkle............................. 70.00 A. H. Gulstrom........................
Oliver & Thompson ....
.
1.25 Wm. Hoage ............................. 28.40 W. H. Stark .......................
Douglas & Sons ...
. 10.98 E. M. Condit............................. 15.00 W. H. Bell ...........................
A. A. Pennington ..
.
7.99 Bushong & Co............................ 90.00 Wheeler Lumber Co. ............
Otis Edwards ........
... 8.98 J. A. Smith .............................
1.50 Road Builders Equip. Co. ...
A. J. Nails...............
.
9.97 J. M. Selby .............................
2.50 Steinback Iron Wks...............
Art. Case ................
. 29.94 Jack Selby.................................
2.00 Rollie W. Watson ................
H. Theissen ............
. 43.66 R. B. Driscoll ......................... 85.00 Alex Me Nair & Co..................
Antone Werner ...
. 79.22 P. W. Barrett ......................... 16.00 John A. Carroll .................
C. E. Johnson ........
A. F. Coats Lumber Co. ...
. 102 57 J. L. Hartman & Co.................
D. H. Fletcher........
King-Crenshaw Co................
. 79.22 City Transfer Co ....................
Jim Carver ............
. 90.43 H. V. Alley ............................. 175.74 Bay City Garage ................
Arba Stiversen ...
. 132.83 Conover & Condit.................... 21.75 Star Lumber Co. ...................
Vai Fisher, Sr...........
. 43.39 Crystal Laundry ...................... 26.23 Wilson-Gilbert Co...................
Ed. Morehead ........
. 52.36 G. B. Lanib ............................. 133.33 Standard Oil Co.......................
Curtis Holgate ...
. 49.41 Marion Hare ........................... 85.00 A. T. Dolan ...........................
J. B. Shafer ............
. 55.04 G. B. Lamb ............................. 51.50 H. T. Loving...........................
Nels Haglund ........
. 49.90 W. M. Welsh Mfg. Co............. 15.40
Oscar Berjiett ........
. 54.99 Kathleen Mills ......................... 100.00
Oscar Bennett ........
BASEBALL.
. 51.37 A. L. Stem ............................. 16.96
Abe Bays ................
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A.
F.
Coates
Lbr.
Co
.............
1.21
. 18.71
Emile Wooley..........
L. Campbell ...................... 40.00 Beaver Berry Pickers Lose to Cheese
. 158.73 W.
A. S. Coffey............
W.
S.
Coates..................... .
Makers.
3.46
. 136.59
Alvis Curl ...
Barber .........................
1.70
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. 83.79 Lester
J. T. Maddox
Will Geores...............................
2.00
. 88.27 Frank
Clent King tried like a herloc Tro­
C. A. Bradley
Bester.............................
2.00
. 174.72 Mike Ahplanlp
C. C. Murphy
jan to come from behind and bring
.........................
20.20
9.74
Abe Bays .................................
1.20 his team to the winning end of the
A. F. Coates Lbr. Co................. . 116.25 C. A. Me Ghee.........................
1.20 ball game at the Fair Grounds last
State Ind. Aoc. Comm. ...... . 130.00 C. J. Edwards .........................
1.80 Sunday, but his mates had suffered
last Power Co......................... . 131.60 Albert Marolf...........................
E. W. Stanley ......................... 11.85 from such an attack of nervousness
W. L. Campbell,,
Bushong & Co.......................... 380.69 shock, and lack ot practice, for the
Adn. Buhraw Est.....................
Geo. W. Phelps......................... 50.00 first few Innings of the game that
Homer Mason .........................
Till, Co. Mutual Tel. Co.............
5.30 the Tillamook men were able to put
Star Grocery Co........................
C. A. Johnson ......................... 150.00 over a few runs in quick succession
Adolf Erickson .....................
Myrtle Wallin........................... 95.00
Bayocean Sheet Metal Wks...
that put the game well beyond reach
P. W. Barrett .........................
Mrs. Ed. Kelley .
of the Beavers’ ability to overcome
Kilham Sta. Prt. Co.................
J. F. Bradley ...
The Frederick Post Co............. 13.65 the Tillamook lead.
C. Stone ..............
'Leupold & Voepel......................
1.50
This is the second time that a visit­
Milo Beaman ...
A. C. Deuel ............................. 58.00 ing team of the county has succomb-
C. F. Best............
B. Batzner .............................
ed to the onslaught of the local
Grif Krumlauf ...
R. M. Wade & Co. ..................
bastmen In the early stages of the
M. C. Birgo ........
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W. F. Cain.................................
3,23
E. P Repass ........
game, and we hope that the next
First
National
Bank
..........
v
.40
J. B. I.angley .,.
Wheeler Lumber Co................. 173.27 time they meet that our county rivals
James Pallin........
Coast Power Co......................... 131.60 from the north and south end of the
F. M. Nelson ...
F. L. Sappington..................... 18.00 county will step into the game with
Edw. Mallory ...
Hodson-Feenaughty Co............. 5250.00 more confidence and cool-headedness,
F. M. Nelson ...
State Ind Acc. Comm.............. 243.56 as the writer knows they both have
Lionel Speece ...
R. Rowtio ................................. 42.00 the material for better ball than dis­
A. F. Coates Lbr. Co................. 80.38
Andrew Zenger .
Honeyman Hardware Co......... 30.71 played in the last two games.
F. S. Armentrout .
The stick work of Carl Heisel and
5.85
D. S. Bayakin .........................
Elmer Himes........
Nehalem Garage..................... 109.94 the fielding of Driscoll for the local
Ray Rasmick........
Alderman & Poorman .......... 14.00 team was above par. McClellan took
C. J. Drake ........
Cloverdale Merc. Co.................
8.20 a fling at the Beaver boys from tlie
C. D. Nelson........
Ore. State Highway Com......... 659.44 pitcher's box about the fifth inning, I
F. M. Nelson........
11.97 relieving Donovan after he (Dono­
Clent —
Duxbury
Lionel Speice........
52.86
W. R. Speece
Andrew Zergcr .
van) had safely put the game away
58.85
K H. Brown
F. S. Armentrout .
for
Tillamook. Both men worked ex-
76.80
I. . A. Yach ...
Hoyt Snider ........
9.97 cctdlngly well. Outside visitors com- I
Wodler Sedore .
W. G. Gourman .
9.97 in;. here this summer had better
Tom Me Knight .
J. T. Davis............
13.45 bring tlr -ir shock absorbers with
I. . A. Yach............
J. C. Brown ........
13.46 them, as Tillamook Is coming strong.
Frank Reynolds .
C. D. Nelr.on ...
5.98 We might also add the Sunday's fog I
L. G. Wyant........
D. H. Fletcher . ..
1.99 made manager Edmunds' face and
H. A. Brandt .....
Clyde Equip. Co. .
11.97
O. M. Burbank .
Cloverdale Tel, Co,
48.36 I the Beaver aggregation look like
Otis Edwards ...
Western Farquhar Meh. Co....
63.97 twin brothers.
A. J. Nails............
Vai Fisher.................................
103.74
Art Case ............
C. A. Bradley .........................
189.63 Adminstrator’s Notice to Creditors.
Henry Nelson ...
Oliver X Thompson................
110.01
Lee Whitcombe .
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Homer Mason .........................
3.99 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
C. Desmond ........
Tillamook Iron Works............
3.99 County Court of the State of Oregon,
E. Walker ........
A. E. Allen .............................
25.81 for Tillamook County, has appointed
William Powell ...
Glen. Snider .............................
6.98 the undersigned Administrator of the
William Powell .
Matt Olson .................................
39.95 estate
Cliff Thomas .,.
of Frank M. Wakely, deceased,
Andrew Fleming.....................
15.72
T. Haugen ........
Hollie McKiddy .....................
23.97 and any and all persons having
C. Kinnaman ...
Madison White .....................
45.96 claims against said estate are hereby
M. B. Shafer........
P. E. Allen .............................
17.95 required to present the same, duly 0
L. C. Wilkes ...
Jim Goodman .........................
3.99 verified and together with proper
Floyd Allen ........
Chas. Haybarkcr.....................
1.99 vouchers, either to said administrat­
W. M Wilkes ...
Joseph Boynkin .....................
7.99 or at his residence at Nehalem. Ore­
L. C. Wilkes........
Wm. Morrison .........................
95.42 gon. or to T. H. GOYNE. Attorney at
Ed. Le Francis .
E. J. Bartrow.........................
122.25 Law and Attorney for said Administ­
Ernest Himes ...
Ellis Bartrow .........................
54.36 rator. at hfs office In Tillamook City,
N. J Dye ............
Bpd Steele .............................
51.93 Oregon, within b I x months from th.
Irwin Hubbard ...
Dale Atwood.............................
7.98 date of this notice.
Elmer Himes ...
C. P. Briggs ...........................
27.93
8. Brooks ............
Dated this May 13th, 1920.
Chas. Graham .........................
91.27
Fred Briggs ........
H. V. ALLEY.
tamb-Schrader Co.....................
24.43
H H. Mapes........
Administrator of the estate of
S . P . R R Co............................
Rod Builders Equip. Co..........2020.00
Frank M. Wakely, deceased.
M. B. Shafer.............................
.35
W. S. Cone ..
T. Haugen .............................
37.50
Ida Nelson
Vice President Marshall says the
A. Finlayson.............................
62.86
C. W. Ross
S. S. Provost ........ 1...............
63.84 churches ought to practice what thev
Frank Crane
Abe Simrnons .........................
13.98 preach. If Mr. Marshall ever rereads
Mil« Hi'»ni«n
J. Bcebehiser .........................
13.96 the platforms upon which he was
Grif
Krumlauf
Ed. Le Francis .....................
9.97 elected he ought to realize that there
Geo.. Krumlauf ...
Ernest Himes .........................
3.99 are Institutions other than the
M. C. Birge .
N. G. Dye.................................
3.99 churches which seem to need this ad
E. P. Repass .
Star Lumber Co........................
109.86 vic» worse.
A. O.. Spicker
Chas. F. Pankow .................
39.95
J. . B. Langley
Sid Provost .............................
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Jam»» Pallin
Coast Power Co........................
The New York World says: “Mr.
Amo» Vaughn
Conover A Condit.....................
Bryan is to be reckoned with at San
Russell Grader Mfg. Co
Steinback Iron Wks..................
Francisco not as a constructive force ;
Gilbert Belleque
Standard Oil Co........................
but as a daatruetiv» fore».“ 3ure'
Tom Bedortha .
Wilson A Gilbert .................
enough; that's what has mad» him a
Star Lumber Co.........................
Ernest Bohra .
Democratic leader for th» last tw»n- 1
King-Crenshaw Co..................
< 'heater Badortha ...
years,
Alox Me Nair A Co................
A) Boon ...................
a.
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Nehalem Notes.
Prof. John Ashton, successor to
Prof. Brimhall, as principal of the
Public School, was in town Sunday,
getting acquainted with conditions*
and trying to secure a house in which
to live this summer with his family.
He expects to work in the Wheeler
Mill during vacation, or a part of
the time at least. He expects to at­
tend summer school for a few weeks.
Leonard Cain spent a few days
out at O. A. C„ last week, attending
some of the closing excerclses and re­
newing old acquaintances.
Saturday, Miss Stevenson left for
her home near Medford, Ore., It was
her first visit home since the begin-
ing of school last fall.
Mrs. and Mrs. Gage left Friday even­
ing for their home at Sheridan, Or.
Prof. Brimhall left for Tillamook,
Monday, where he will make his fut­
ure home, He has been principle of
our school for the past three years
and leaves many warm friends.
- Mr. and Mrs. Gage left Friday
evening for their home in Sheridan.
After attending the Nehalem High
school through the school months,
Mildred Morris left for her home in
Grass Valley, Ore., last Saturday.
Prof, and Mrs. Barnes and daugh­
ter, Ruth, left for Creswell, Ore.,
Tuesday where they will spend the
summer on their ranch.
The public school closed a very
successful term of school last Friday,
with a picnic at Manzanita beach.
The day was ideal and the entire
school with many of the patrons en­
joyed the day to the fullest extent. It
has become an annual event with
the school, and is looked forward to
with great interest by the pupils and
teachers alike.
H. J. Hickerson is now keeping
bachelor's hail, his wife and baby
having left the first of the week, to
spend two or three months with her
parents in eastern Oregon.
The commencement excerclses of
the Nehalem High School were welt
attended last Friday night. The mair.
address was delivered by Prof. James
T. Matthews, of the Willamette Uni­
versity at Salem. Two hours after
Prof. Matthews had arrived in Ne­
halem last Friday, he received a tele­
gram stating that his mother had
died very suddenly at Ocean Park,
Wash., for which place he left Sat­
urday morning.
Wheeler and Nehalem ball teams
crossed bats on the home grounds
last Sunday with the result standing
6 to 3 for Wheeler. It was some
live game.
Lumber is on the ground for re­
pairs and additions to the Methodist
parsonage now occupied by Rev.
Warren and family.
The children of the public schools
are anxiqpsly awaiting the announce­
ment of their grades as the result of
the recent state examination.
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LODGE MEETINGS.
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Tillamook Lodge No. 57
A. F. and A. M.
Regular meeting second
Wednesday of each month.
Rehersals each Wednesday
following. Visiting broth­
ers welcome.
By order of W. M.
Leslie Harrison, Sec.
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Stated convocation Friday
Johnson Chapter No. 24
R. A. M.
I. E. Keldson, Sec.
April 30. Visitors welcome
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Portland-TillamoobAuto Stage
Leaves Tillamook Hotel
Daily at 2.30 P.M
Fare $5.50
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Round Trip $10.00.
First Stage leaves Tillamook Friday, May 21.
G. A. R.
a
Stradivara
Phonograph
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The Sweatest Tone Phono-
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= of their best without the i
:
harsh metallic sound found
m so many
Cornith Post, No. 35 Dept, of Ore­
gon, meets on second and fourth Sat­
urdays of each month, ot 1:30 p. m.,
in the W. O. W. hall. Visitors wel­
come.
H. W. Spear, Commander
Samuel Downs, Adjt.
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W. R. C.
Corinith Relief Corps, No. 54 Dept,
of Oregon, meets on first and third
Friday evenings of each month, at
8 p. m„ in the W. O. W. hall. Visitors
welcome .
Minnie Johnson, President
Elizabeth Conover, 8ecy.
KOCH & BENNETT,
Boxing Contest
The Tillamook Boxing Commission
has arranged for the following pro­
gram to take place at the City Hall
on Wednesday. June 2nd.
J. Houser, of Wheeler, vs. Jos.
Fiddler, of Portland, in a ten round
bout. Jim Himes vs. J. Dougherty,
both of Tillamook, four rounds. Hoyt
Snider, of Kelchis river vs. Denny
O'Brien, of Wheeler, four rounds.
The tickets are on sale at the Rial­
to, reserved seats, *2.20, general ad­
mission, *1.00, including war tax.
Everybody come and expect an extra,
for that's what it'll be. C. E. Mow­
ery, Matchmaker.
*
Tuesday eve, 8 p. m.
Rebekak, Wednesday evening
Camp 2-4, Thursday
w. C. DUETER.
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The sqyjrrcis live in the treetops
And chatter away in fun;
While the birds sing to us everyday.
From morning till set of sun.
There is an orchard of many acres
With apples and peaches to spare.
And we children have fun in riding
A gentle and plodding old mare.
The scotch broom blooms on the hill­
side,
The golden rod on the lawn.
And up by the spring in the hollow.
The Oregon Grape grows on
There are shrubs and vines of many
kinds.
There are blackberries galore.
There are fern and laurel and pines.
What child could ask for more?
Yes. its just a little ranch house
That stands at the edge of the wood
But, Oh, its comfy and cozy
Is this little home so good.
Ruth Barnes, Nehalem, Ore., age 11,
DENTIST.
TILLAMOOK BUILDING
(Over Haltom'»).
T illamook- Oregen.