FRIDAY, APRIL Uj»,,
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
He Killed
Dist 1. Grade 3: Marjorie Tinner- '
stet, 100; George Hodgdon, 90. Grade
4: Esther Hohlfeld, John Vetsch, 98; [
Jazel Hanson, 96. Grade 5: Smma
Olds, Verne Tinnerstet, Eloise Van
Tress, Pearlie Perkins, 100; Emerald
Barber, Dorothy Randall, Otto Schild,
98; Otto Hohlfeld, 96. Grade6: Helen
Peck, Howard Penwell. 100; Kenneth
liodrdon M Grad« 7: Freddie ¡Jcr.-
aldson, Maxine Powe!!, Winfield Tin­
nerstet, 100; Merrill Maxwell, 96.
Grade 8: Melvin (’air, 100; Francis
Peck, 98.
Dist 2. Grade 3: Marvin Fairbanks,
Bernice Rife, 100; Daphna Harmon,
Lennea Peterson, Lena Weber, 98;
Gertrude Darby Winslow Matkovich,
96; Fritz Hofman, Antone Matkovich,
Lee Nash, 94. Grade: 5 Elizabeth
Becker, Maynard Wilson, 94; Ruby
Darby, 90. Grade 7: Minnie Matko­
vich, 100; Alden Wilson, Martin Beck-1 Mr. Gine: Margaret fjlark, Mamie
er, 6; Donald Rife, 94.
Dye, Jessie Jodge, Ermel Tosley, Vir­
Dist. 5. Grade 4: Robert Lee, La gil Langtry, Ruth Mahan, Pearl
Verne Davis, 100. Grade 5: Dorothea Wilkes, Lois Wilkes, 100; Lois Ed­
Ciown, 100; Lois Johns, 90. Grade 6: munds, Lucille Fouts, Wellington
Esther Crown, 98; Irene Johns, 94; Pollock, Esther Smith, Erma Todd,
Margaret Ewan, 92; Vida Lee, 90. Bessie Baker, Ruth Coates, 98; Ruth
Grade 8; Helen Cain, 98; Bessie Lee, Beals, Mildred Hadley, Rodney Math­
94.
ers. Pearl White, Evelyn Zeller, 96;
Dist. 6. Grade 8: Dorothy Etz- Ruth Hamrick, 94; Eiva Biglow, 92.
wiler, 96; Wilma Dunn, 94. Grude 4:
Dist 10. Grade 3: Marie Culberson,
Dorothy Christensen, 94; Frank Crav­ 98; Lynn Thomas, 94. Grade 4:
er, Erwin Redberg, 92. Grade 5: Louise Nelson, Elsie Zuercher, Freida
Porter, 9Ö. Grade 6: Hazel Etzwiler, Erickson, Ethel Farnstrom, 100. Grade
Willis Carver, Boyd Miles, Wesley 5: Eveyn Gooch, Waldo Thomas, 100;
98; Roy Dunn, Martin Etzwiler, 96; Fred Zuercher, 96. Grade 6: Robert
LaVerne Miles, 92. Grade 8: Edna Culberson, Everett Glad, Ella Smith,
Carver, 100; Ruth Rerberg, 94.
Robert Williams, 100; Gladys Erick-
Dist 8. Grade 3: Henry Waymire, son, 96, Katie Becker, Alvin Makin-
98; Leslie Ross, 96; Ursula Vinsen, ster, 90. Grade 7: Pearl Glad, 100.
Evelyn Mattoon, 94; Leigh Green, 90. Grade 8: Florene Freeman, Kenneth
Grade 4: Charles Waymire, 92; Mar­ Sherwood, Glenn Zuercher, 92.
jorie Craig, 90. Grade 5: Edithmay
Dist. 12. Grade 3: Grover Woods,
Ross, 100; Naomi Henry, 98; Sylvia 100. Grade 4: Clara Jones, Ronald
Allison, 96. Grade 6: Marian Hester, Moore, Julia Ellis, Lowell Ellis, 100.
James Vinson, 100; Amos Henry, Grade 5: Dorothy Graf, Creeldee
Margaret Vinson, Charles R. Tumour, Johnson, Norman Jones, Victor Thom­
98; Bernadene Allison, 96; John White as, Edith Woods, i 100; Ole Springer,
94; Archie Bunn, 92. Grade 8: Eve­ 98; Viold Jones, 96. Grade 6: Harley
lyn Gharst, 100; Vera Suppington, 98. Bradley, Ruby Woods, 100; Buelah
Dist. No. 9. Miss Hanson: Dorena Springer, 96.
Grade 8: Jack Graf,
Brandt, Arthur Gruenwald, Rosco Ruth Thomas, Gaynell Woods, 100;
Phelps, 100; Everett Nichalus, Don­ Thelma Morse, 98.
ald Baldrs, 98; Verna Miller, 96; Tom­
Dist. 13. Esther Haines, Dorothy
my Dolan, Paul Hamrick, 94. Mrs.
Hoskins: Arlene Dunn, 100; Barbara Holman, 100; Walter Bodyfelt, Lucile
Carver, Boyd Bigs, Leland Wright, Hussey, 92. Grade 5: Juanita Haines,
Lucille Grider, Lillian Russell, 98; 100. Grade 6: Nancy Lane, 96; Anna
Rosie Rosech, 96; Jane Sheldon, 94. Mattoon, 94; Jeanette Bodyfelt, 90
Miss Heffley: Frances Seabrook, Guy Grade 8: May Boatman, Boyd Jensen,
Tucker, 98; Marion Honey, Morton 100; Elbert Banister, Lloyd McKillip,
Meyers, 96; Stanley Abrams, Fred Mina Ott, 98; Ralph Muzzy, 94.
Dist. 14. Grade .i: Jean Cummings,
Wyss, 94; Verda Aired, Vera Walker,
92; Grace Seiland, 90; Fred Ward, 92. Naomi Gilbert, Edith Morgan, 100;
Miss Endicott: Elizabeth McGrath,. Thelma Ryan, Lylvia Staples, Jessie
100; James Dice, 98; Georgia Griffin, Lazotte, 98; Ira Smith, Frankie Sey­
Mary Harrison, Junior Holden, Glenn, mour, Robert Renfrow, 94; Howard
Hiner, 96. Miss Cole: Jewell Leach, j Loop, 90. Grade 4: Elaine Henry,
Buster , Shillings, Marian Larsen Robert Paugh, Mary Phetteplace, Al­
Keith Jenkins, 100; Alice Bennett, J ger Ryan, Rosa Lee Seymour, 100;
LaVilla Matton, 98; Marguerite Bur­ Louise DeGamo, 98; Doxine Fisk, Jean
dick, Lois Parrazo, Bernice Drink- Reed, Lolas Birby, Clarence Smith,
hard, Russell Dolby, 96; Margaret 96; Alta Morgan, Eugene Olsen, Per­
Coates, May Earhart, Clara Miner, cy Robertson, 94; Elee Shand, 92.
Rex Smith, Juanita Hubler, 94; Dale Grade 5: Roy Albers, David Farquhar,
Kinnaman, Orin Rosenberg, Alma Harold Goodwin, Rachel Hatch, Rowell
Gruenwald, Ernest Theissen, 92. Miss Houghton, Beatrice Kirby, Gail Moell­
Bennie: Delphia Bestul, Dolores er, Helen Miller, Dorothy Morgan,
Greene, Martin Hoffert, Helen Had­ Alton Robertson, Norma Strom, Thel­
ley, Merwin Miller, Daniel Mahan, ma Walling, William White, Billy
Edith Wilhelms, 100; Morgan Burck Woodford, 100; Betty Aydelott, Ned
hard, Simpson Hamrick, Dorothy Hills, Iris Reynolds, Gertrude Smith,
Smith, Louise Hechtner, Norton John­ 98; Delbert Newhouse, 96; Clarence
son, Carrie Blum, 98; Lotha Leach. Goff, 94; Jimmie Hatch, 92; Ethel La­
Oliver Mattoon, Freida Schranz,. zotte, 90. Grade 6: Merlin Anderson,
Douglas Sutton, 96; Robert Hayes, i Leila Cook, Everett Wright, Laura
James Mapes, Dorothy Zeller, Charles ' Towers, 98;'Orville Gilbert, Mildred
True, Harold Hushbeck, Betty Baker,' Ryan, 96; Wilbert Ditter, Florence
94. Mr. Buell: Harlan Boals, Veda Olsen, 94. Grade 7: Ruth Cummings,
Burchard. Marion Coates, Tom Goyne, Mary Farquhar, Lola Fields, Florence
Claudene Gupton, Dorothy Haberlach,; Lazotte, Robert Nichols, Frances
Clark Hodge, Albert Jensen, Irene Phetteplace, Florence Ryan. Bernice
Knudson, Katheryn Lenib, John Med- Goodwin, 100; George Illingsworth,
caf, Gifford Martin, Iola Pollock, Paul­ 98; Sears Cook, Irene Krun.lauf, 96;
ine Shilling, lt)t); Margaret Grider,' Delight Brown, 94. Grade 8: Thomas
Lark Hodgq, Harold Lamb, Elnora Meade. 100; Esther Roberts, Celina
Phelps, 98; Raymond Hudson, Nedra Stevens, 98; Jack Reed, 96; Floy John­
Smith, late Talbott, Evelyn Powell, son. Wesley McAlpine, Gretchen Mc-
96; Jean Clough, Fred Knudson, Clar­ Meeken, 94; Margaret Blum, 90.
Dist. 16. Grade 3: Idda Hurliman.
ence Burdick, 94; Virginia Watson. 92.
Mrs. Willis: Bruce Mahan, Burdett ! 100; Truth Kirby, 98. Grade 4: l’unsy
Nicklaus, Perl Earhart, Mildred Leach Babcock, 100; Lester Parker, 98; Lu­
98; Bryan Morgan, 96; Arthur Wright cille Blackburn, Frances Hurliman, 94;
Earl Franklin, Vera Rosenberg, 94; Anna Rust. 92 Grade 5: Stanley Gil-
Catherine Schultz, 92; Floyd Rosen-, ham, Mary Hurliman, 100; Warren
berg, 90; Herman Fisher, 90; Donald ' tiilham, 98; Lorena Blackburn, Mar­
Crenshaw, Shester Knowlton, 100; cell Hurliman. 96; Viola Marcy. 94.
Carol Schultz, Hallie Harris, 98; Grade 6: Emma Hurliman. Johnnie
Ethlyn Hiner, Darrell King, 94; Ma­ Hatlestrom, 96; Clem Hurliman, 90
son Hanenkrat, 92. Miss Clemo: i Grade 8: William Haglestrom, Anton
Marcel Artrip, Mildred Burkey. Ruby Hurliman, 100.
Blum, Dorothy Brownlee, Viola Davis,1 Dist. 17. Grade 3; Virgina Chance.
George Hanson, Carolyn Haberlach, 100. Grade 5: Victoria Chance, 100.
Ellen Hiner, Alvera True, 100; Robert Grade 7: Dorothy Chance. 100.
Dist 18. Grade 4: Bernice Scher-
Itoals, Arthur Hurson, Melba Russell,
Beulah Sober, 98; Mrdreii Edmunds, •inter. Jack Kinman. Ilk). Grade S:
Dorothy Easom, Leah Graves, Irene 1 illian Altenberger. Walter < ommons.
Pangburn, G! n tv -enb rg. Wayne Helen Kinman, Georgia Affolter, 10“.
Wiley, 96; Anthony Zachman. 94; Grade 6: Ruth Sandidge. 100.
Jessie Dye, Nellie
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Gupton, Isabelle
Dist. 19. Grade 3: Lorraine Olthoff, j
Carmine I
Geo. 100. Grade 5: Fla'ence I.arisen, 96; I
Elwood Reddekopp, 90. Grade 6- |
ie Finch,
t Pye, Dw
Christine Coughran. 96; Winnifredl
White, 92 Grade 7: Marguerite Daw- 1
son, Ke ter, Olthoff. 100; Mate I Wil- I
son, 96.
Dist. 20. Grade 4: Gladys Moore. I
100. Grade 5: Lucille Hornbeck. Pri-1
Wiight, Ruth Kuratli, 100; Hallo cilia Moore. Donald Mundorff. 100.
Austin. Iola Braden, Mary Johnson Grade 7: R' amend Mundorf. 100.
Dist. 21. Grade 3: Paul Galloway. |
Dorothy Alfer, SS; Karl Zweiful
Kathleen Anderson, l.yle Conover, 96; 100 Grade 4 Bertha Apple. Ada Der- <
Pius Hoffert, Meri Loll, Darrel Plank rick. 100; Jessie Derrick. 92. Grade1
Mildred Ringo, Davis Sheldon. 94 5: Ezra Galloway, Harold Shortlidge. I
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100. Grade 7: Fredrick Briody, Will­ 100. Grade 4: Margaret Johnson, 98.
Grade 5: Harold Wilson, 94. Grade 6:
iam Ward, 100.
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Dist. 22. Grade 3: Mary Rusaw, Kathleen Collins, George Hunsaker,
100; Mary Taylor, 94. Grade 7: Dan­
Eithel Garwood, 100; Thelma Bennett, iel Blackmore, Roberta Foland, 98.
98; Enola Fleck, 94; John Weiss, 92. Grade 8: Ray Collins, 96.
Grade 4: Charles Garwood, 100; Mur­
Dist. 26. Grade 3: Martha Arney,
iel Foster, 90. Grade 5: Ralph Weiss, Velda Webb, 100. Grade 4: Esther
Edmond Fredrickson, 100; Helen Erickson, 100; DeWayne Page, Char­
Johnson, 98. Grade 6: Mildred Fos­ les Stewart, 98. Grade 5: Grace Ar­
ter, 92; Ines Smith, 90. Grade 7: ney, 98. Grade 6: Thorsten Peterson,
I.orena Ramsdell, 98; Charles Belle- 100; Roy Shulson, LaVerne Page, 92.
que, Oscar Ramsdell, 96; Melvin High,
Dist 27. Grade 3: Marie Grimm,
John McLennan, 94. Grade 8: Mar­ Reva Kostic, 100; Gwendolyn Ayer,
guerite Foster, 98; Loring Hatch, 90. 98. Grade 5: Alma Ayer, 100. Grade
Dist. 23. Grade 3: Katy Blaser, 6: Adeline Bedortha, 100; Norma Kos­
Mineon Donaldson, Alvena Hanankrat, tic, 98; William Bedortha, 96; Velma
Frank Hediger, David Hines, Martin Troutman, 92. I. Grade 7: Lucille Hol-
Blaser, Ellora Kelley, 100. Grade 4: lett, Emma I^pan, Opal Troutman
Adale Baumgartner, Elsie Donaldson, 100.
Vera Donaldson, Mary Suter, Mabel
Drst. 28. Grade 3: Evelyn King,
Schile, 100. Grade 5: Joseph Baum­ 100; Lillian Krugan, 92; Charlie Hei-
gartner, Mary Hediger, Ruth Hanan­ Ian, 90. Grade 4 Lawrence Heilman,
krat, 100. Grade 7: Lena Blum, Lloyd Marcella Davis, 100; Velpha King,
Hughey, Leon Hines, Virginia Mur­ Alice Krugan, 98 Chester Kebbe, 96;
phy, 100. I. Grade 8: Bertha Zirr, Julia I Emma Leasser, 92; Marguerite Mc-
I Carty, 90. Grade 5: Dorothy Keebe,
Meyers, 100.
Dist. 1 24. Grade 3; Mary Foland, • Esther Zurfleuh, 100; Dean-------- 92.
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Dairymen of Tillamook
You can’t afford to leave Root Crops out of
your feed supply for this year. We have a big
stock of fresh seed for you.
Danish Sludstrup Mangel Beets.......... 40c per lb.
Mammoth Long Red Mangels.............. 50c per lb.
Golden Giant Mangels........................... 50c per lb.
Yellow Swede Rhutabaga................. 60c per lb.
American Purple Top Rhutabaga.......60c per lb.
Cowhorn Turnip Seed........................... 50c per lb.
Yellow Belgian Carrot Seed.................. 60c per lb.
Danver’s Half Long Carrot Seed........ 70c per lb.
Thousand Headed Kale Seed................ 70c per lb.
Raise a good Garden this year, Vegetables
are valuable for food and health, you can’t beat
them. We have nearly all kinds of Seed in bulk.
Buy that way and get the best Seed at money
saving prices.
Sweet Peas in bulk—Early Seed Potatoes—
Multiplier Onion Sets.
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Inc.
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You know what that means here. Good solid
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