WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1923
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COW TESTING ASSN.
REPORT FOR AUGUST
No. cows tested 1690, No. cow» over
40pounds fat 58««, Avg. milk per cow
854. Avg. fat per cow 3861.
Following in the order given is
the name of owner, name of cow,,
breed, milk, per cant fat, fat:
Class A. Mature cows making «5
pounds of fat: Kiger i Josi, Nora,
R. H. 2465, 3.5, 86.28; Brownie, G. J.
1538, 4.5, 69.21. Cottonwood Farm,
Rogue, R. G. 1758, 4.3, 75.59;Daisy,
R. G. 1677, 4.0, 61.08. Hunt & Dürrer
Bonita, G. G. 1841, 4.1, 75.48. Purrer
& Son, Pot, G. J. 1646, 4.5, 74.07;
May, G. J. 1256, 5.3, «6.57. Hunt &
Purrer, Blindy, G. J. 1311, 5.5, 72.11.
Pave Fitzpatrick, Rase, G, J. 1364»
5.1, 69.50; Jewel G. J. 1178, 5.6, 65.97.
E. M. L eolnig, Paisy, G. H.1550, 4.4,
68.20; Buttercup, G. J. 1314, 5.1, 67.01.
Homer Mason, Bessie, R. G. 1256, 5.4,
«7.82. E. J. Geinger, Jersey, G. J.
1318, 5.0, 65.90; Keery, G. J. 1175,
5.6, 05.80.
Class B. Four year old making 50
pounds of fat: E. M. Leonnig, Flow­
er, G. G. 1172, 6.1, 71.49. Pete Jacob,
Princess, R. H., 1271, 5.6, 71.18. Hom­
er Mason, Linnie, R. G., 1243, 5.7, 70.
85; Buttercup R. G., 1122, 5.2, 58.34.
John Berns, Nettie, R. G., 1262, 5..2,
65.62. N. M. Neilsen, No. 37.G.J., 1262
5.1, «4.36. Wm. Robitsch, Happy, R.J
825, 7.1, 58.58. Jim Williams, Bunny,
R. G., 1265. 4.5, 56.93. Josi & Perrin,
lardy, R. G., 1327, 4.2, 55.73. Joe
Baumgartner, Mabel, R. G. 949, 5.7,
54.09. Peter Betachart No. 36, G. IL,
1525, 3.5, 53.38. Kerry Ladolt, Lily,
G. J., 1302, 4.0, 52.08. Sam Blaser,
Polly, G. H., 142«. 3.6, 51.34. Ed
Stark, Brownie, G. J., 1094, 4.6, 50.32.
Paul Edgar. Allie, G. J., 89«, 5.6, 50.18
Class C. Three year old making 45
pounds of fat: E. M. Leonnig, Spot,
G. J„ 1597, 4.3, «8.67; Beauty, R. J.,
995, 6.0, 59.70. Homer Mason, Blue
Bell, R. G.. 1048, 5.8, *10.78. Donald-
con & Peck, No. 32, G. J., 1014, 5.1,
51. 71. Neilsen Bros., Queen, G. H„
942, 5.2, 48.98. W. B. Vaughn, Lady,
R. H. 1166, 4.1, 47.81. Ben Van Tress
Geuendola, R. J., 784, 6.0, 47.04. Ed­
gar & Son, Blanch, G. J., 958, 4.9,
46.94. Paul Edgar. Fay, G. J., 1144,
4.1, 46.90. Frank Hediger, No. 5, G.G,
874, 5.3, 46.32.
Dave Fitzpatrick,
Cowslip, G. J., 880, 5.2, 45.76. John
Berns, Glenda, R. G„ 1113, 4.1, 45.63.
John Fitzpatrick, Babe, G. J., 871, 5.2,
45. 29.
Class D. Cows two years old mak­
ing 40 pounds of fat: John Berns,
Marie, R. G., 1225, 4.3, 52.68;Bess, G.
G., 887, 4.7, 41.69. Homer Mason,
Primrose, R. G., 958. .'>.*), 47.90; Violu,
R. G., 753, 5.7, 42.92. Harley Poland,
Bals., (i. J., 853. 5.6, 47.71. Adolf
Schild No. 11, R. H., 1234, 3.8, 46.89;
No. 17, R. IL, 1163, 3.7, 43.03. Lamb
& Riechers, No. 25, G. J., 1045, 4.4,
45.98. Dürrer & Son, Star, G. G.,
908, 5.0, 45.40. Paul Bros., Mildred,
R. J., 915, 4.8, 43.92. Vaughn & Dar
by, Betty, G. J., 818, 5.3, 41.25; Happy
G. J., 750, 5.5, 41.25. Leo Sanders,
Polly, G. G., 1091, 4.0, 43.64. Paul
Edgar, Carmen, G. J., 859, 5.0, 42.95;
Anita, G. J., 704, 5.9, 41.54. Cotton­
wood Farm, Flonnie, G. J., 732, 5.8,
42.46. N. M. Neilsen, No. 4, G. G.,
846, 5.0, 442.30. Josi & Perrin, Daisy,
G. G., 924, 4.5, 41.58. Dave Fitzpat­
rick, Beauty, G. J., 586, 7.0, 41.02.
Neiger & Neiger, Queen, G. IL, 908,
4.5, 40.86. Jim Williams, Violet, R.
G., 983, 4.1, 40.30.
some time with her parents there. Mr
McDaniels plans to join them later.
Mias Francis Kerrimun is here on
a visit to her grandmother Mrs. Em­
ma Perkins. Miss Kerriman is from
Portland.
Mrsr. G. A. Martin spent a few
days in Portland the last of the week
Mrs. Annie Wright and son of
Portland are visitors at the home of
Mrs. Wrights’ sister Mrs. Ed Hall.
Mrs. L. M. Walker was a shopper
in the city the lust of the week from
Pleasant Valley.
Miss Mattie Todd is visiting at the
home of her brother P. W. Todd of
Tillamook.— McMinnville News Re­
porter.
Mrs. C. E. Walker left Friday for
Portland where she will undergo
medical treatment.
Miss Wanda Neisoa of Portland
was a week end visitor at the home
of her uncle, lra G. Nelson.
Mrs. Ed Heisel and small son are
visiting Mr. Heisel’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Heisel in Montesano, Wash
for a short time.
Bert King is on a two weeks trip
in southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn of Nehalem
were in the city Monday last.
Al Boon of Mohler was in the city
Tuesday.
Dick Wallint of Garibaldi was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. Innis returned to her
home in Boise, Idaho, Thursday after
spending four weeks with her sister
Mrs. Orpha Eastman. She was ac­
companied as far as Portland by Mrs.
Eastman who will attend to busi­
ness while in the metropolis.
F. J. Klinehan made a business
trip to Portland the last of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin of
Oregon City spent a few days in
the city this week visiting relatives
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and friends.
Mrs. Christie Downer was a Wheel
er visitor in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krebs und
Hmall son Arthur of Scio are in the
city visiting friends. Mrs. Krebs,
who was Miss Freda Schnuelle before
her marriage has many old friends
and schoolmates in the community.
Miss Helen Case came in from
Portland Friday to spend the week
end here with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Case. Miss Case is now
employed at the custom house in the
mettopoiia.
Mrs. Mary Allison spent a few days
at Seaside the last of the week.
MOVING PICTURE
CAMERAMAN HERE
A representative of the Pathe
Weekly, moton picture producers of
Paris, with an army of operators in
the United States, was in Tillamook
last
■day, and attended the Efj
picnic. It was rumored that he Wotl,
take pictures of events connect^
with the picnic, but it is said he
fused to do, as he lacked authority.
The Pathe specializes in wrecks
really come under either head., fL
only disaster was to the sandwi^
and eatables. But under the head of
wrecks— some of the boys who w(„
fined over there, had their pock«,
wrecked. The Pathe man left Sua.
day for Seattle on a hurry up tan
So, we won’t see the Elk picnic #
the movies.
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PERSONAL MENTION
Fred Burton, who lives south of the
Tillamook bridge, has cleared up a
lot of stump land this summer, and
now has the tile ready to place in a
lot of cross ditches, which will re­
claim some good bottom land.
John Hathaway and son Benny are
on a hunting trip near Cottage Grove
Mrs. Ralph McDaniels and son left
for Oklahoma Saturday to spend
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CAPITAL, SURPLUS, AND UNDIVIDED
PROFITS, $100,