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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT JULY I I 5, 1917. ? Government Needs Farmers as Well a» Fighter». I c - Tw0 million three hundred thou- Lcres of Oregon & California lo’lmad Co. Grant Lands. Title re- tein Vnited States. To be open- I j homesteaders and sale. Con- some of the best land left in T'l’nited States. Large Copyrighted «howing land by section, and de- L^'non of soil, climate, rainfall, HS temperature. etc., by I 'nie« Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Unds Locating Co.. Box Oto. Port- land, Oreg»»'1- ____ tv . Prominent Lecturers at Chautauqua I Ô- Estimates & Plans Furnished. Notice of Completed Contract. SEE OUR Notice is hereby given. That Icitv Engineer has filed with the Id /signed his certificate of the com pletion and his approval of the work I'; (he improvement of Second livenue East extending front the I,orth abutment of Hoquarton Slough I Bridge northerly to the north boun- Lrv oi Tillamook City, under pro- |,;tions of resolutions for establish- L’nt of Local Improvement district | v , h and that on Monday the t6th "v of Julv, iQt7. at 8 o’clock p.tn. ai |tI^Cit' Hall in Tillamook City, Ore WOOD BRIGGS. LORENE W. WILSON, W. L. MELLINGER, W. A. BONE. gon tlie Common Council of Tilla ODD BRIGGS of Kent ucky is Mexican affairs, mook will consider the acceptance of and present, i stirring community address, "The Ad- coming to Chautauqua with Kives a lecture in which his persona1 : venture of Being Human." «id work. _ iee expi-rleti.es with Villa, Carranza and B„tcd this July 5th, IQI7. his usual bubbling abundanei W. A. Bone. Illinois’ beloved poet- Ira C. Smith City Record of southern dialect and drollery. •Madera strongly figure. ! philosopher and humorist, will be er of Tillamook City, Ore. Mrs. Lorene Wiswell Wilson of Fed- W. L. Mellinger, noted authority < ui erated Woman s Clubs is to deliver her ; heard in the greatest of all his plat- | form addresses, "The House of Maa.’’ Mary Adel Hays. o I Chautauquas are to hear Mary Adel iHavs. the New York prinia Donna Lolortura, who »« rapidly establishing |a reputation as one of America’s great Lingers. • >nc critic said in reviewing Ker work. "----- and when this young liioman conies on the stage one is ini- Itressid, not only with the consumatc ■art in this fresh soprano voice of such En exquisite quality, but with her I [binned personality that is so pleas ing and winning ” Miss Hays possess es an unusual range of three octaves End ths agility with which she docs (the coloratura roles causes one to ■eel that line surely is her forte,—yet ■he timbre of her voice is so smooth End »:;rm that she is able to do sus tained work just as effectively. Her Eepirloir is extensive, consisting of fcperi.’.ic and oratorio arias, and the little classics in songs down to the Imp! ballads, all of which she sings k <n intelligence and sympathet- ;!< rstanding. Hays conies as soloist with Ihi R.yal Venetian Band, appearing t»n' in the evening. <? Fillion Concert Party Will Appear at Chautauqua . Z 5a Grsus’ Tryolean Alpine Yodlers. 1 ' Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers, the L company which for forty weeks Lakreid the famous Swiss Scene in ih< Trip Around the World” at the Kci York . Hippodrome, arc coming to 1 autauqua. No company of Amer- HE Fillion Concert Party tours the can singers can give you anything like tin Yodle songs of these magic I I west this summer under the ex lingers, for the talent of twisting the clusive management of the Elli inherited, not ones in vodeling is plight. Fifteen years the director, I son-White System of Chautauquas. ■■rank Graus, attracted the attention The personnel of this "Music of the in European tourists by his joyous Masters" Concert company includes Binging,, as he tuggeif at the oars of I ferry l oat on a native mountain lake. Later he entertained the Royal ly of Russia and Denmark, employed ly the first Tyrolean troupe of that lime. He soon organized a troupe of lis own Now to the Chautauqua llatform his company of entertainers ring all the musical attainments of Itrict training, besides great skill kith ilair home music. On th-. stage liey thrill ..nd call and shout with ut- fr I andon. Then to the happy jstcnishinent of tbc audience, they Ine zither, guitar and violin solos p<! vocal numbers equally splctjdid. tch songs, hunter’s songs, festival f>tic- ■ nd native airs galore contrib- I'a • c -ltintious sparkle to their pro fams. n <v ring in the Alps, pounced P Graus’ Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers h the last night of the Chau’atiqua, p uiises to be one of the greatest fusical attractions of the w< > k.” the renowned French virtuoso of the violin and piano, Ferdinand Fillion; Edna McEachern, concert pianist of tile Moscow iRussia> Conservatory of Music, and Fern Goltra, prlma donna Lyric soprano of the Chicago Grand Opera Company. Noted Explorer Tells Thrilling Story at Chautauqua Adsl Hays of New York With Band. The joint c-oncert appearance of Adel Hay», prim a donna so. of New York, with the Royal [fietian Rand at Chautauqua, will be r* greatest musical attraction fea- Fr'd at tlie Elllaon-Whlte Assemblies WHITEFIELD RAY, F. R. G. S„ the celebrated explorer who s|>ent fourteen years in Routh America, la coming to Chautauqua. His lecture» have enlisted tlie attention of the en- tire country. Dr. Ray is known to scientific men G M ary Hurling a Tornado of Death an ■Til«- Livingston of South America.' He Is undoubtedly one of the best posted men in America concerning general conditions in South America For a number of years he was official Explorer for the Bolivian Government. Dr. Ray will present at Chautauqua a strikingly Interesting travel talk. The Wasser Company Brings Joyous w.-rs formerly promi HE Wasser Company are joyful entertainer» They »re happy nent entertainer» st Northwestern L’nb -iverslty, and tbMr work attracted k > T - . . -V. the«. aa-AWA Kz>z>lr<wl on the Ea.tern Chautauqua., meeting «d—nib, they drtv. th. with .» ectburtotU receptio., biu« •<•/- ONE Into the Ranks of the Enemy. Since the introduction of the modern quiek Öring gun and the perfection of "time” shrapnel and high explosive shells new and scientific met bods of rapid firing have been developed. When a rapid and overwhelming Öre is wanted, the range is found, and the ground within the limits of the pre scribed area is swept from end to enJ with a tornado of Ore. In the French army tills is called a rafale (a squall or gust). It is a series of eight rounds per gun, each two rounds being laid to burst 100 yards farther than the last, thus sweeping an area of say 400 yards with a rain of shrapnel or a devastating series of high explosive shells. "Sweeping” Are is a series of three rounds per gun, one in the original line, one to tlie right and one to the left. Tills is also, and significantly, called "mowing.” A fur ther combination is called "search and sweep." Time was when the commander of a battery stood near his guns and shout ed commands to bls gunners. Today the artillery officer may be two or throe miles away directing otH-ratlous by telephone from an observation float in view of the enemy's works. The observatory may be a ruined house, a tree trunk, a shell crater or a haystack, and from this point be observes the accuracy of the fire of his battery and telephones instructions to the gunners In the rear, altering the range when necessary and communicating auy en emy movements, so that the shells soon find a new mark Instruments of precision and careful calculations are of course necessary to fight a battery In this manner, many allowances having to be made for the difference in height, distance and angle between the battery commander and the guns under bls charge.—Exctinnge. Simple adel hays . I Call at our plant and get prices. save you money. RAPID FIRING GUNS. Method of Solving monial Problem. a Matri There are three places named Hciitari —one In A Iba n la. one opposite to Con stantinople and’one In southern Greece It is curious that each name comes from a different original form The Greek Scutari is otherwise R-atari. the Albanian one Is the Illyrian Hcvdra. and the Asiatic one Is the Turkish L's- kndar. This last means a courier carrying royal orders from StatSoft to station and commemorates the fact that this place, the ancient Cbryaopo- lla or City of Gold was the starting point of the Asiatic couriers. BLOCK WEST O1 Both Phones. It will P.O. HARRIS-AMMER FURNITURE COMPANY announce the arrival of their new SPRING STOCK! OF Rugs, Linoleum, Ranges, Furniture, Beds, Mattresses. Make your selections early while our stock is complete. DR. ELMER ALLEN, ' J DR. GEORGE J. PETERSON T st » I» <• r i Dentists. National Building 1 Oregon Tillamook, I f The late Colonel Anstruther Thom son in his "Eighty Years’ Itemluis cences" tells tlie story of a remarkable marriage. Of the many quaint “characters" whom Colonel Anstruther Thomson met in tlie bunting field none captivate the imagination like tlie brothers Lea mon of Ivybridge—"two thin, delicate looking old men, twin brothers, sev enty-two years old. with white hair, very gentle and courteous in manner, »ed cutaway coats, white cords, black boots, caps and gloves; most respect able and nothing slangy about them; they are so alike you can hardly tell i them apart." I When past sixty years of age one I night after hunting one of them said I to the other: ”! hare lieen thinking neither of us I can have much longer to live in tills I world, and it will be a terrible thing for the survivor to have to remain here alone. Don’t you tiiluk one of us ought I to marry?" “Yes,” was the reply "I have thought go for a long time.” “Well, do you know of any lady?" “Yes.; I do. Is there any one you fancy?” On comparing notes it appeared they bad both »elected the. Mine womaii the manageress of th« hotel at Oka hampt on. “Well.” said one. we bare lived to gether all these year» without a wry word, and it's a pity we should fall out at our time of life.” Ro they tossed up which should mar ry her. The winner rode down to Oke ham pt on next mornlnr and was •opted. All three lived together, and the wife nursed both brothers in their last illness and was left their money. Ths Three 8cutaris. • ’»»son Mi.,, h h . vs a*' rantrp nf thnv «H/taves. and '»<”hish)ng case with which »he [' !l,e coloratura roles is equaled L 'T **”» warmth, smoothness an.I r xtb of her voice hi ra»tain<*<l !»••* l>? S'M> p*l**''MHy excels gs s band r**1, 'he volume and power of her ’ r,,|ng easily gtxive the heavy •^■'»«npaninieut Special Silo! TWINS AND A WEDDING I0TED soprano WILL SING HERE ‘r FRANK HEYD& CO General Contractors and Builders FISHING RODS, FISHING TACKLE Spoons, Baskets, Reels, Snells, Lines, Floats, Flies, Etc., Etc. Our flies are known to the Sportsmen and are reorginized the finest and best made flies in America. C. I. CLOUGH CO. TILLAMOOK, ORE. H.w He Get the Moon. H. T. Botts, Pres , Attorney John Henry M»odler. the astronomet at-Law. whooe favorite study an* the moon John Leland Henderson, Sec having learned that Frau Witte, tie retary Treas., Attorney-at- wife of the state councilor. owned Law and Notrary Public. wonderful model of hl« t»et lunifnan »pent yeitra trying to galu p-;s»e- o of it. As her bu»bend wns living. 1 could not marry the owner of I .■ i. el, au he married her daug'ttei ;. : 1 «• the death of Uis mother In-lt'v th»- - Al streets. Real Estate, eted moon l«"am»- his > I naurance. !< > Hotll i’itor.ee. Successful? If Little four-year-old Herrtettn •<' i » ■ t watching the cook draw or «-•• •f ft chicken And t'S one tiling after an-rlv-i Constipation and Indigestion. drawn out mid laid •>» the tab’c llciii; efts looked up in the <•■»' ’• f ■»- <• »»' •aid. “Diti you liud wlint ;ou «» - ”1 have used Chamberlain's tablets looking for N’oraT’—llnrpef’i» Maxa anil must say they are the best I have tin. ever used for constipation and indi gestion. My wife also uses them for indigestion anti they did her good.” Proof That Hs Knows Somatring writes Eugene S. Knight, Williiiiing- "It always inulte* me laugh " ton. N. C. Chamberlain's tablets arc •What does?" “To see the min who thinks hr , mild and gentle in their action. Give knows everything run for the plunif»’ ,them a trial. You are certain to be the minute that anything go»-» wrung pleased with hthc agreeable laxative with his water pipes.”—Detroit Free effect which they produce. For sale by Lamar’s Drug Store. Press.___________ Tillamook Title and Abstract Co. «<