TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. AUGUST 1, 1918
ARTCRAFT PRODUCTION DE LUXE, featuring
WILLIAM FOX presents
ELSIE FERGUSON
The Song of Songs.1'
PEGGY HYLAND
IN
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The most human love story ever told, taken
from Sudermann’s widely discussed play,
from a version by Edward Sheldon, present­
ing a most vivid screen drama. If you do not
know the “Song of Songs” get wise by seeing
this production.
IN
“Peg of the Pirates
‘‘Peg of the Pirates,”a stirring story of the sea
Peg is carried off by a band of pirates, but is
rescued by Terry, her lover, though not until
after the treasures were located by Peg. No
more beautiful scenes can be found in a pic
ture than this one.
“ARE MARRIED POLICEMEN SAFE,” Two Reel Fox Sunshine Comedy.
GEM THEATRE, TUESDAY, August 6th. GEM THEATRE, THURSDAY, Aug. 8th
Adults 20c.
Children 10c.
Adults 20c.
Children 10c.
THE MOSS PICKING DRIVE
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G. W. Kiger and L. V. Eberhardt 1 wait until you are called to camp?
were dressed up in suitable duds 1 Your time for that has come already,
Red Cross Hustlers Gather Larga and pitched in with a good deal of Begin now!
▼im.
From now on, regard yourself
Amount of Moss at Sandlake
W. J. Riechers had his first intro­ selected fraternity of active
on Sunday.
duction to moss banks and the com­ triots. Strengthen * those who
The moss picking committee > ar- bination as to how they should be weak. Encourage those who are tlm-
id. Inspire the indifferent, Inform
ranged a moss picking stunt last picked.
County Surveyor Coates did not the ignorant. Search out the slack­
Sunday, and over 40 persons < drove
to Sandlake in autos where they need his life preserver on this occa­ ers. Begin now to make every one of
picked and sacked over 400 sacks of sion, for the editor took more pre- you into a good soldier, a capable de­
sphagnum moss. Some of the sacks cautions and did not have to be pull­ fender of our country, in spirit, in
knowledge, and in physical fitness.
were “double deckers,” having twice ed out.
There never was a war to which
Attorney Johnson is another legal
the capacity ot other sacks. Quite a
I
men could give themselves with
light
to
get
into
the
moss
band
wa
­
iew 01 the party had deprived them­
greater confidence and devotion.
selves of attending religious services gon, and if Bros. Botts and Goyne
can beat him picking and packing There never was a war in which a
that day and the true Christian spir­
sacks filled with moss the legal pro­ man had less excuse for holding
it prevailed. It was, however,, no
fession is doing its bit. But Attorney back. There never was a time when
picnic but a day given up to perform
Henderson has decided next Sunday a man could be more desirous to be
a duty they owed the government
to pitch in, just to show that attor­ known as a soldier. There never will
and the American Red Cross. Relig­
neys are capable ot doing a strenu­ be a century in the world's history
ious differences cut no figure what­
in v.hich a man’s family, his towns­
ous day’s work.
ever, tor the Tillamookers who went
men, and his countrymen, will be
to Sandlake on Sunday, worked to­
prouder to point him out as one of
gether in Christian unisn and for a
GEM THEATRE PROGRAM.
their men—one of the men who had
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common
purpose.
Episcopalians,
the honor ot being in the Army.
Friday.
August
2
—
'Land
of
Promise'
Catholics, Christians and Method­
this is your war.. You are going to
5
reel
Paramount
production
feat
­
ists all gathered around the same
win
it by what you are—good
uring Billie Burke.
table and partook ot the midday
Americans and good soldiers. You are
meal, in the most friendly manner, Saturday, August 3-—"Winning of good Americans already« It will take
Beatrice” 5 reel Metro production
free from religious bias. It was as it
some time to make good soldiers
featuring May Allison.
should be. for it was the efforts of
out of you. The sooner you start, the
"Follow
the
Crowd
”
—
one
reel
Christian persons to become a more
sooner you will arrive. Begin now!
Harold Lloyd comedy.
potent factor in relieving the suffer­
E. H. Crowder,
ings of wounded soldiers. There is Sunday. August 4—“Keys of The
Provost Marshal General.
Righteous
”
5
reel
Paramount
pro
­
no doubt but what a large amount of
duction featuring Enid Bennett.
moss gathered in Tillamook County
"Hearst Pathe News.”
Coming "Peg of the Pirates” at Gem.
will be used in absorbant pads sent
to the Western front, and although Monday, August 5,—"Brace Up” 5
reel Bluebird production featuring
“Peg of the Pirates" a tale of the
they will be freely used on ugly
Herbert Rawlston.
deep blue sea in the old days when
wounds inflicted on suffering sol-
This is
diers, it is bringing us in touch with Tuesday. August 6—“Song of Songs” Captain Kid was a terror.
5 reel Artcraft production featur­ the play in which the delightful Miss
the horrors of war.
ing Elsie Ferguson.
Peggy Hyland will appear at the
The party consisted of Mrs. C. J.
August 7—“Hidden Gem Theatre, Thursday, August 8th.
Edwards, president of the Tillamook Wednesday,
Pearls" 5 reel paramount produc­ It is a play that every motion picture
Branch, and Mr. Edwards; Mrs. S. S.
tion, featuring Sessue Hayakawa.
follower will enjoy. It has sterling
Johnson and Fred C. Baker of the
moss gathering committee; and Mrs. Thursday, August 8.—"Peg of the action and some unique scenic ef­
Pirates’ 5 reel William Fox special fects. In it Miss Hyland does the best
John Groat and Mrs. M. E. Gruber,
featuring Peggy Hyland.
work of her exceptionally bright
of the shipping committee; Attorney
"Are Married Policemen Safe” two career. She is about to be married to
S. S. Johnson, C. I. Clough, Geo. W.
reel Fox Sunshine comedy.
a man she adhors when the pirates
Kiger, John Zumstein, A. W. Bunn,
come and whisk her away to their
Stanley Coates and wife, Thos.
vessel and go on their journey of sea
Coates, Henry Crenshaw and wife
Address
to
Class
1
Selective
Service
hold-ups. A youth without fame who
and sons, John Berns, Frank Berns,
Men.
loves Miss Hyland in the story puts
Edwin Boquist, Assessor C. A. John­
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to sea in another vessel and after
son, County School Superintendent
You have been selected. by the thrilling adventures rescues her and
G. B. Lamb, and wife, L. V. Ever- Congress of the Nation and by the
wins her heart.
bardt, W. M. Heaston, Otis Frisby, board of your own community, to fill
On board ship Miss Hyland does
C. M. Vidito, Albert Plank, W. J. the ranks of our National Army.
some of her best work. Her trials and
Reichers and wife, C. M. Condit and Your appointed task is to defend our
tribulations with the pirates are not
wife. Mat Terry and wife, Glen Ter­ country from the force and fraud of
only starring but have much humor.
ry and wife. Woods Terry and wife. a ruthless enemy. Begin now.
She discovers the treasure hiding
Arnold Grenenwald, Fred Rohrback,
Your call to arms is coming, in due place of the pirates and this keeps
Kasper Zweifel, A. H. Gaylord and I season. But in the meantime your
her and her sweetheart in later life.
Misses Beatrice, Ethel and Nellie ’ very selection by the board of your
An exceptionally fine cast supports
Gaylord, and A. H. Harris and wife community marks you as possessing
Miss Hyland. In it are Carlton Macy.
and family.
¡already a privilege and a duty. You James Davis, Sidney Mason, who is
It was past eleven o'clock before i are not only to bear arms when the
the man without fame; L. Welheim,
all the moss pickers reached Sand­ time comes. You are to prepare to be
Ajax Carroll and Eric Mayne.
lake, Henry Crenshaw bringing up worthy and capable. Begin Now!
the rear with a truck load of empty
The more you think now about the
sacks. Everybody went to work with things which a true soldier must
Coming.
a will for over one hour, and when know, the more competent and sat-
Herbert Rawlinson, the Bluebird
time was called for lunch, Henry l isfied you will be when the actual
Crenshaw had his auto truck loaded < call arrives. What do you know of a screen star in "Brace Up” at the
with about 90 sacks of moss and ¡soldier’s daily duties? What do you Gem Theatre, Monday, August 5th,
another 60 were ready to be hauled ¡know of an army’s organization? in which he is supported by Claire
out. There was nothing Hooverish | What do you know of the work and Du Brey. Alfred Allen, Blanch Gray
about the mid day repast for there the science of its several branches— and Sam De Grasse.
Thought transmission is the found­
was an .abundance af appetezing Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, Signal,
food which all did justice to.
j Quartermaster, Ordnance, and the ation for the plot of "Brace Up”
Sandlake has a peculiar charm for rest? What do you know of the Henry Court (Herbert Rawlinson) is
ex-Sheriff Crenshaw, for it was in weapons, the tools, and the mater- an American college boy, who is de­
that isolated district he spent his ¡a]8 that »ach of thetn uses? What liberately disabled in a football game
courtship days, the happiest mo­ do you know of the geography of the in a manner that effects his mind
ments of his life wooeing the belle of great battle field of Europe? What and his nerve.
His father and his fiancee are both
Sandlake near the spot where the no you know of the nations arrayed
moss pickers picniced on Sunday. He for and against us? How intelligent disgusted with him, but the father
had to travel over corduroy roads, are you as to the causes and objects puts him in the Secret Service, of
through mud, around mountains and of this war? Do you realize that as which he is a prominent official, in
over their top to court his best girl. a good soldier you have much to the hope of bringing "him back.”
AU things failing, Henry employes
That was several years ago, but the ■ learn, and the sooner you learn it the
a
number of men to think of him at
fascination for Sandlake is the same, _____
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,
__
better a soldier you will be when
a given hour in connection with the
and that no d»ubt, is the reason why you arrive in camp? Begin now!
Henry is always willing to go to ( Do you know the men of this town word "power.” When they do it, he
Sandlake when asked to do so by the and county that are to join the ranks is on the most important smuggling
Red Cross. He made a record time in | with you? Have you reflected that case in the history of the Secret
Service, and surprises galore are the
delivering moss on Sunday. After the greatest friendship that one man
loading his own sack with all the ever has for another in this world is result to Henry as well as to every
body who sees the picture.
good things, he "beat it” with the the friendship that grows up be­
tween
those
who
have
fought
side
by
load of moss delivering it at the de­
pot before the moss pickers were side? Have you realized that all of
I you, here in this county now form a
through picking and sacking moss.
C. I. Clough was stripped for work, picked band of brothers in arms,
The complete Electric Light ud
and is now’ in a position to gove good destined to see each other through,
Power Pleat
advice as to what is the best anti-fat in many . a crisis, in the days to
Clean, safe electric light and
tonic, for he carried off the honors come? Have you made a start of
power at the touch of a conven­
of doing the most prespiring. with these friendships yet? Begin now!
ient button.
Have you ever thought that our
Old Sol glared down on him, so as to
warm him up to his work a little enemy is attacking us. not only in
more, but he wanted to see some of Europe, but at home? Have you real­
the other heavy weights amongst the ized that his especial trickery con­
business men turned into pack hors­ sists in seeking to make men disloy­
es. Charley, however, was not in it al here in our own community?
with John Zuemstein who was the Have you tried to discover and sup­
young Sampson of the party, whose press the enemy's work here in the
ACKLEY 4 MILLER
hurculean efforts packing out moss peaceful region of oui own homes?
Tillamook Garage,
wm not only a surprise, but a won­ Since your appointed task is to act
Tillamook
Oregon.
| as the defenders of our country, why
derful help.
DELCO-LIGHT
Protection from every form of loss
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to a burned
block
from a strayed
by some form of Hartford policy.
HE wonderful thing about
Fire comes first as causing the
Hartford insurance service
greatest
losses, but is first for
is its scope. It provides against
that reason alone. Some other
losses you never think of until
form of fatality might be far worse
they happen to you. You will
for you than a fire. Do not learn
never know that you could
these things after they happen.
have been saved from the con­
The two Hartfords can protect
sequences of them unless you
you on all sides. The policies
talk to this agency today. Every
will surround you with an inter­
loss of property can be measured
locking coat of mail, leaving no
in money. The loss may be
unprotected point.
caused by fire, accident, sick­
This agency will be pleased
ness, theft, storm, carelessness,
to explain the complete protec­
circumstances. All these have
tion offered by the
been foreseen and provided for
T
INSURANCE
Service
OF THE
TWO HARTFORDS
For over one hundred years the Hartford Fire Insurance Com­
pany has paid losses with unfailing promptness. The same
responsibility is behind the Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co.
ROLLIE W. WATSON, the Insurance Man, Tillamook
the suid estate was or is entitled to
in Township 2 South, Range 9 West
of the Willamette Meridian; Town­
ship 2. South of Range 10 West of
the Willamette Meridian; Township
3, South of Range 9 west of the Wil­
lamette Meridian; and Township 3
South of Range 10 West, of 04 Wil-
lamette Meridian;
Also the right, title and interest
which said Frank Long Sr., had at
the time of his death, or which his
estate has, to the use of the pond on
the premises last mentioned and
on the Northwest quarter of Section
31, Township 2, South of Range 9,
West of Willamette Meridian for
logging and mill purposes, Including
the right to overflow said pond if
the ordinary use thereof produce
such overflow.
The interest of the above minors
in and to the foregoing is an undl-
vided one-fifth.
Dated July 30, 1918.
Catherine A. Long.
Guardian of the persons and
estate of the said minors.
First publication August 1, 1918.
Last publication August 29, 1918.
Notice of Guardian’s Sale of Real
Property.
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Notice is hereby given, that by vir­
tue of an order made and entered in
the County Court for the State of
Oregon, on the 30th day of July,
1918, the undersigned Guardian of
the Estate of Reberta and William
Campbell, minors, on and after the
14th day of September, 1918, in Till­
amook City, Tillamook County, Ore­
gon, will sell for cash to the highest
bidder, subject to the confirmation
of said county court, all the right,
title and interest of the said minors,
and each of them, in and to the fol­
lowing described property, all situa­
ted in Tillamook County, Oregon, to-
wlt:
The South half of the Northwest
quarter of the Northeast quarter of
Section 31, Township 2, South of
Range 9 West of the Willamette Mer­
idian;
Also the merchantable timber, ex­
cept cedar, on the Southeast quar­
ter of Section 36, Township 2, South
of Range 10 West of the Willamette
Meridian, provided the same is re­
moved at the time designated and
limited by a certain contract derived
from Robert Watt and extended by
E. R. Garner, together with any and
all logging rights and privileges un­
der said contract, as well as all the
rights ot way on said lwnd to which
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Billy Burke, at The Gern Theatre.
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In accordance with their progres­
sive policy of presenting "the big­
gest and best” in the motion picture
line,, the management
Gem
Theatre, announce the engagement
of the second Billie Burke picture re­
leased by Paramont, “The Land of
Promise” to be shown Friday, Aug­
ust 2nd.
The story has to do with the un­
happy life of a girl "companion" to
a wealthy old woman and her long­
ing for the happiness that comes to
other girls and seemed to have pass­
ed her by. How she went to Canada,
thinking it "The Land of Promise,”
and found only more misery even tn
that fair country; how she married
a rough farmer, loathing him all the
while, but hoping to escape from the
monotony of her life; and how she
finally came to love him and appre­
ciate his good qualities; all thia and
much more, la graphically shown in
"The l^and of Promlae."
Astounding Report for Tillamook.
The wife of a merchant had stomach
trouble so bad she could cat nothing
but toast, fruit and hot water. Every­
thing else would sour or ferment.
One spoonful buckthorn bark, glycer­
ine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka ben­
efited her instantly. Because Adler-i-
ka flushes the entire elementary tract
it relieves any case constipation, sour
stomach or gas and prevents appen­
dicitis. It has quickest action of any­
thing we ever sold. J. S. Lamar, drug­
gist.
(Paid Adv.)