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FRIDAY, MAYj6.io»i ______ TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT REVIEW OF THE SKYLINE TRAIL Autumn in Oregon, and pheasants flying— Ho.w well this child of the pioneers (Contributed to the Headlight) When we picked up the tan and understands her cowboys, those pic skyblue bound volume of western poe turesque and fast disappearing figur try “The Skyline Trail” by Mary Car es who mark the last frontier and who olyn Davies, we confess to a feeling will soon be gone—forever! of satisfaction that the publishers had At the end of the trail, wherever it be, When death draws rein to speak to planned the book by this well known me , young Oregon poet with such care With “Howdy, partner!” I hope I’ll and discrimination. grin The exquisitely etched illustration Easy, and stop awhile and chin, of “The Poets’ Corner“ by another of Oregon’s gifted daughters* Florenz And roll a smoke, though it may be fakin’, Clark, served to increase our feeling Without him knowin’ my hands is of pleasure in handling a beautiful snakin’. book. f “The Skyline Trail" in which Miss And I’ve taken my blows, and I've had Davies sings of the west, of Oregon, my fun, of the lure of high places, the tang And I won’t mind knowing that and flavor of mountain trail, of the Life is done, joys of gypsy trail, of the gallant For there’s never a trail but has an bravery of the cowboy who jests with end, death, that you and I may laugh, is And how do I know Death’s not a a rare combination of real poetry and friend adventuresome, gay western spirit. Waiting to give me a comrade’s hail, How appropriate then that the pub Where he’s pitched our camp at the lishers, who convinced that this end of the trail? daughter of Oregon caught in words And what strength in these lines: the western spirit and flavor as on This land is a great sea; one ever has done before, have issued Out of it me— not only usual “trade” edition, but And into it a* the end also a special Oregon edition limited to 1,000 copies, numbered and auto It is my friend. graphed. There is but little doubt My lover and enemy— that this unique edition is destined to My mother and lover and friend; be sold out entirely and to find an My master and slave. active place on the list of Oregonia that advance in price owing to the It gave fact that biblophiles _ and collectors All that I have, and it will take are constantly on the watch for rare away Oregon material. All that I have, and even my life, It is real poetry. It is an expres some day. sion of the western spirit. It is Ore The ocean is a friend, who, for gon poery, and a part of you and me. awhile Just listen to this: Will talk to me, and smile; But always with a stranger’s Autumn in Oregon—I’ll never see courtesy. Those hills again, a blur of blue The land is maker and lover and slay and rain er of me. Across the Willamette. I’ll not stir And now by way of contrast get the A pheasant as I walk and hear it lilt, the gayety, the feel of the itch ing in “Gypsy Weather”. whir Above by head, an indolent, trusting When there’s a yellow sun on the hill And a wind as light as a feather thing. And the clouds frisk dally, as young clouds will, When all this silly dream is finished Oh, then it is gypsy weather! here, The fellows will go home, to where That’s the weather to travel in, skin, there fall With the sun and wind against your Rose-petals over every street, and all The year is like a friendly festival. No matter how glad to rest you’ve been, You must go when it’s gypsy But I shall never watch those hedges weather. drip Color, nor see the tall spar of a ship In our harbor—They say that I am I The hands of a house can never hold dying A man when it’s gypsy weather, Perhaps that's why it all comes A town’s too prim, and a town's too back again; cold For a maid when her heart’s like a feather! Then hark to the words that your pulses say And put your hand in my own to day And we’ll follow the road as it winds away; And we’ll look at the world to- gether! The Skyline Trail is the fourteenth published volume by Mary Carolyn Davies, all verse except om -a novel —“The Husband Test.” Miss Davies recently won the $100 prize in the circuit rider poetry con test. The prize winning poem is in- corporated in this volume, which is dedicated to the pioneers— Oh, PIONEERS, that live within this brain And body; drivers of the slow ox train, Settlers who built with muscle, axe, and gun, Neighbors to danger, friends of plain and sun; Let me find unknown worlds, nor be content Till I, too. have with pain and slow torment, Stumbled across some trackless con tinent. Grants Pass to hold Salem- One-half $100,000 Elks COUNTY MEDICAL ASS’N MEETS lodge bond issue taken by members. election May 16 to pave Sifth Pendleton—$31,414.49 market road Dr. Otis B. Wight, Dr. Booth and Frank ‘S. Ward, secretary of the contract awarded for Juniper school Oregon defense league were represen to Vansycle station. Agness—B. & B. mine erecting new tatives of th state medical society who were present at a meeting of the buildings and installing machinery. county medical' socity held at the city Nearly 34,000,000 feet lumber shipped hall Saturday evening. from Coos Bay in March. Dr. Wight gave an address on rad- Vernonia to get modern laundry. ium and deep X-ray therapy. Physi- Albany- Plans perfected for new ll_.u who attended clans v» — the meeting from the county were, Dr. Hawk of Bay hospital. City, Dr. Huckleberry of Garibaldi, Hood River—Pac. £r. & Lt com- and Dr. Hoy, Dr. Boals, Dr. Ringo and pany completes new home. Dr. Robinson of Tillamook.______ __ Tillamook County, Oregon, at the Primary Nominal ing Election lo lie held on 1 nday, e A. W. PLANK Tillamook, Oregon A larg shipment of '“mberfoJ plane construcion in Italy h„ J Portland. Grants Pass—Rivoli lh«ntre iMt*i ing new $12,000 pipe org'~‘‘ ay o ay, 47 W C HAWLEY of Marion County w. v. «No interests to serve but the public interests.” Republican Candidates for the Office of Delegate to the Republican NntionalConven- tion for the Nomination of Candidates for President and Vice-President of the United States. - FOR DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES—STATE AT LARGE___________________________ ____________________ > ute tor »even 48 PETER ZIMMERMAN of Yamhill Ciunty. . , . t 1 “P. turn our government to the people and protect our home.' FOR secretar yof state . 49 SAM A. KOZER of Clatsop County. 49 bah « .<pre8(,nt Secretary of^ State. Aska second term on his recorJ» 12 FANNIE KAY BISHOP of Marion County. __ . “For clean government. For equality of opportunity For Coolidge and conscience.”_____ ____ ______ _ Vote for One FOR STATE TREASURER. 50 E R. CAMPBELL of Multnomah County. ' ” “Will practice closest economy consistent with most efficient administration.” 13 CHARLES H. CAREY of Multnomah County. „ “In favor of re-election of President Coolidge. 51 14 WILLIAM A. CARTER of Multnomah County. “Prefer Calvin Coolidge but will support the person receiving Oregon primary nomination.” ________ 52 15 HENRY WALDO COE of Multnomah County. "Vindicating the right of the Oregon voter to com mand his delegates. ______ 53 HARRY H. BELT of Polk County. _ “Will conscientiously endeavoa to decide all casei ac- cording to law and justice.” 16 O. J. EVENSON of Columbia County. “Recommended by Oregon Republican Club. 54 J. W. KNOWLES of Union County. “Nearly sixteen years’ service as Circuit Judge of the Tenth Judicial District.” 17 ROBT. S. FARRELL of Multnomah County. . o “Oregon’s Republican choice for President my choice. 18 G. C. FULTON of Clatsop County. . “Recommended by Oregon Republican Club. 19 MARY E. HILL of Multnomah County. “Prefer Hiram W. Johsnon but will support preferen- tial choice of Republican primary.” 56 20 A. J. JOHNSON of Benton County.. “Let’s boost, not knock. Favor Coolidge, but will sup- port the people’s choice.” 57 21 J. N. JOHNSTON of Josephine County. “Prefer Hiram W. Johnson but will support preferen- tial choice of Republican primary.” 22 SANFIELD MACDONALD of Multnomah County. “Prefer Hiram W. Johnson but will support preferen- Hal choice of Republican primary.” 23 A. C. MARSTERS of Douglas County. _____________________________ “Recommended by Oregon Republican Club.” 24 PHIL METSCHAN of Multnomah County. “Will support the people’s choice. Personally favor ______________________________ President Coolidge.”__________________ ■_______ 25 ALWIN A. MUCK of Linn County. “Prefer Hiram W. Johsnon but will support preferen- tial choice of Republican primary.” S.D. PETERSON of Umatilla County. "For Coolidge; adjusted compensation for ex-service men; sane constructive program.” Republican Candidate« for Nomination for the offices of President and Vice-President of the United States, for Electors of President and Vice-President, for Senator and Representative in Congress, and for State and District offices FOR CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICE OF I’RFS IDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. 30 31 THOS. B. KAY of Marion County. “My record is my platform.” FRANK S. SEVER of Multnomah County. “Two years Chief Deputy.” FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT________________________ Vote for Qm HENRY’ S. WESTBROOK of Multnomah County. “Preserve home from unlawful search; uphold jury ______________________________ verdicts; oppose non-suits; award justice.” 55 FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. Vote for One ROBERT B. KUYKENDALL of Multnomah County. “Competent legal service for the state.” I. H. VAN WINKLE of Marion County. “My record as present Attorney Attorney General it ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^myjxledge^or continued efficiencjr/^^^ FOR DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER. Vote for One ■ I J. D. MICKLE of Washington County. “To enforce food laws; protect public health. More __________ _____________ cows| better dairy products.”_________ 58 HARRY U. MILLER of Yamhill County. 59 FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF OREGON DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES LY ING WEST OF THE CASCADE MOUNTAINS, Benton , Clack amas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Jose phine, Lane, Lincoln, l.inn, Marion. Multnomah, Polk, Tillamook, ___ Washington and Yamhill Counties. Vote for One 60 CHARLES L. BROWN of Jackson County. __________________________ “A specialist for the people in public service matters.” 61 E. T. BUSSELLE of Marion County “Revision of unbalanced and disproportionate rate bur- —------------------------------- ----------- dens will be my first undertaking.” 62 EDWARD OSTRANDER of Multnomah County. t u'' -md ¡earless administration of the duties of the office." FOR SENATOR, Twenty-fourth Senatorial District, Lincoln, Tillamook, _^^¿*^*22£12!!_SSj_X**j*!lLUounties. _________ Vote for Out 63 A. G. BEALS of Tillamook County. ---------------------- - ------- promise I make is to serve with conscientiousness.” 64 ED CARY of Yamhill County. “Republican standing for equality to all and special --------------- —_ ____ __________ privileges to none.” 65 JOHN U. SMITH of Yamhill County. ——^^.¿¿£g^2i_22_platform promises to be broken; no nonsense." H R m.mk’counO1 A * *VE’ ,wen,yninth Representative District. Tilla- ------------------ ---- ---- —----------------------- ---- --------------- . Vote for Ose 66 RUSSELL HAWKINS of Tillamook County. ---------- ----------------_JLwillCTdeavor to well and fairly represent Tillamook County." 67 GEO. P. WINSLOW of Tillamook County. -------------------------- ------ - to serve but the interests of Tillamook County." FORnisiRIt l ATTORNEY. Tillamook County. Vote for One 68 CALVIN COOLIDGE of Massachusetts. HIRAM W, JOHNSON of California____________________ C. W. BARRICK of Tillamook County. “Will enforce the law without fear or favor.” i L. FOR CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE I ____ PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES._______________ ‘ Vote for One COUNTY 32 Republican Candidates for Nomination for County Office,. FRANK O. LOWDEN of Illinois. 33 34 35 G FORGE SHEPHERD irfOregom •FOR COI NTV COMMISSIONER of Tillamook Cnnni. El WOOD WASHINGTON of lndi.it 70 71 WILLIAM GRANT WEBSTER of New York FOR F!l ECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF 1HI UNITED STATES. v . . „ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- vote for Five 36 DANIEL BOYD of Wallowa County _____________ 37 M. C. GEORGE of Multnomah County. ________ _____________ “Recommended by Oregon Republican Club " 38 A. W GOWAN of Harney County. ____________________ „“Recommended by Oregon Republican Club.” 39_____ GLEN <1. Hui,MAN of I'.uk i y 40 HARRIET LANE RICHARDS of Multnomah County ___ ____ _______________ “ Vice-P^sidJn^ P*0Pk’< Ch0ÌCe fOr Pr”'dent fl *1 O. STEARNS, SR., of Multnomah County .... .. > y ■ ■__________ FOR UNITED STATES SENATORS IN < ONHESS Club.. l ote^for One GEO. L. BAKER of Multnomah Counts. '1&Ä0n*On "Pd thp Ba‘io" • »»K. Pariotic _______ _ __________ _ ___jwo-niited mannvr. pinone, 43 K. K. Kl BLI of Multnomah County. “National Compulsory School Law *• •tive and -0 «tnctive immigration; Tax reduction Äte develop ________________________ ment ’ 44 CHARLES L McNARY of Marion County. “Present United States Senator* Tax •• -------------------------------------------Z----- ^Lli^f^em.nt; H. H. STALLARD of Multnomah County ___________________________ I II ________ MTV. tl e interests of the producer« nni - FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. FIRS t ’ d ISTRICT ' k -------- < lackama«, ( latsop. Columbia. I'nm. Carry Douglas J id' Ke?,on- phine. I«ne. Lincoln, l.inn. Marion. 1‘olk Tillamook U ahi»“?’ Yamhill Cerantie*. ’ *" ««htngton and ------------------------------ __ Vote for On» 42 Thtrt’i « K<niwm«»n Prede«! /or ffeerÿ far/««« ture was manufactured ir ” Seattle and Tacoma. - ln Portly STATE AND DISTRICT FOR DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES—FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop. Co lumbia, Coos, Curry, Douglas. Jackson. Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk. J'illamook, Washington and Yamhill Counties. Vote for Two 27 E. J. ADAMS of Lane County. “More roads—Better harbors—More industries—More people—Greater Oregon.” 28 B. F. JONES of Lincoln County. “Build the Roosevelt Coast Military Highway and open our rivers and harbors.” 29 HAL D. PATTON of Marion County. “Will support for Presidential nomination the choice Siwe y oar property whAs there'» a chanca*. Saw it with Raamn—ti Pure Paint. Cerne in and tel) ua aboMt your paint oceda. We know we can help you. Huntington to have 20no» Standard Oil distributing tank In 1923, $25,000,000 worth of J Republican Primary Nominating Ballot 26 ATOT by flames but by the slow ’ burning fire of deterioration. Shingles shrink and work loose; sid ing warps; door and window casings pull apart- -all Ixxause the surfaces are not insured against decay. And there is only one kind of insurance that protects YOUR home against this ever-active enemy of all prop erty. It is paint. Gresham—New ice pl^ operations soon. 72 Vote for On* H. V. A LLEY. 8 G. REED. _ W H. SALES F(>R_CgUNTY CI.ERK of Tillamook County, LÈ____ H. S. BRIMHALL___ 71 ' ■ M CI.URF SHERIFF ..I Tilbm«* County 75 ____ 2yHN_ASCHIM. 76 A HUDSON FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR ofTIJIamnok County. 77 F. S. A 78 — r V JOHNSON. •' 79 -r Vote for On? 9 Vote forOH H S. M IANN FOR COUNTY 80 _ W\_L. I S i KATH1 FOR SCHOOL B!?HBNDENl of TIU mh * County. 82 _ C.B. L AMB ------------------ -- FOR LOI NI Y SURVEYOR of Tillamo,>k t .,Onty a W S. COATES roRuiRONTR .if TilhsM Conntv. LL R. N. HENKI.F Vote forO* i VoteJ<5? VotefMOS