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T1ÙLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 2,*" 1919,
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The Gem Feature Attractions
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th
When you fall in love with an
Indian nirl, she does not stand
aside when you fight.
No siree,
she comes of a terrible ancestrv,
and the chances are she’ll kill
the other fellow before you can
—as she i does in this th ri 11 i n o
picture.
. A six-shooter goes with the job
in this Printing Office.
SEE
TOM MIX
As the Editor of ‘‘THE KICKER”
clean up the toughest town on
earth and win a girl’s love in
JESSE L. LARKY, Presents
Cecil B. Deville’s Production
“The Coming of the Law’
“The Squaw Man”
A Charles Alden Seltzer story.
A William Fox production.
By Edwin Milton Royle
A modern version of Edwin Milton Royle’s
“Rip and Stitch Tailors’
famous play, “The Squaw Man.’’
PATHE NEWS.
Jim's -timely interference
»1
CF.C.L B. De MILLS'S Pi-oduction "THE SQUAW AW**“
.A- ill Si at C<’. st
An ADTCDAFT Picture
Sennett Comedy.
URGES USE OF BOTH HANDS
French Authority Points Out the Value
of Ambidexterity and Ita Need
of Cultivation.
Necessity For Increased Telephone Rates
France, in her earnest efforts to re­
habilitate herself, has come to the wise
conclusion that a child—a man or
woman of the near future—who can
use either hand with equal facility Is
almost twice as useful to the state
as a “right-handed” or a “left-handed”
person.
The 1‘nrls correspondent of the Jour­
nal of the American Medical As­
sociation writes of the attempt to en­
courage ambidexterity In French chil­
dren.
“At the recent meeting of the Acad­
emic de Medicine Doctor Armalngaud
pointed out the losa^-mllltary, civil
and economic—which results from an
artificial disability Imposed on young
children, and therefor« «n adults. In
allowing them to use only their right
hand, so that the left hand Is used
only as an auxiliary to the right.
“Speaking from a military point of
view, Armalngaud called attention to
the statement made by General Baden-
Powell to the effect that no one could
doubt the value of ambidexterity. If
both hands were used equally by
everybody Instead of being used only
occasionally, or by a few persons, as
Is the case today, the strength of the
Notice of Sale for Delinquent Street
army would be Increased notably.
“At this time, when tha population
Assessments
of France is decimated by tuberculo­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
sis and alcoholism, and when the ex­ by virtue of a warrant issued by the
cess of births over deaths Is less each City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore-
year, It is not a matter of Indifference on, dated September 30th, 1919, is­
to permit the population of France to sued by order of the Common Council
continue what may be called a physio­ I of Tillamook City, Oregon, the under­
signed, Marshal of Tillamook City,
logic mutilation, one which may be Oregon, has levied upon and will, on
made
to
disappear
at
will.
Friday the 7th day of November,
Color Bllnanmc.
"Armalngaud proposed to the acad­ 1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
Color blindness proves to ee less emy (1) to issue an appeal to the peo­ sell
at public auction to the highest
staple thnn has been supposed, the ple of France, asking that the mothers, bidder for cash in hand, the properties
defect being one of coloring instead In the Interest of the nntlon and in the hereinafter described.
MODELS OF PIRFECTION.
of vision in some cases. As reported
The respective tracts or parcels of
PERFECTLY by Dr. H. E. Howe of the American Interest of defense of the country, ground
to be sold, together with the
teach their children from the first to
Chemical society, eyes quite perfect use both hands eqnally; (2) to request lespective names of the owner or
SIMPLE
In ordinary color perception have be­ the minister of public Instruction to owners thereof, and the amount lor
come weak or fatigued for red and make the equal use of both hands ob­ which separate tract will be sold, are
SIMPLY
then havo responded to the green rays ligatory in all the primary and second­ as follows, to-wit;
Original Town of Lincoln—Block 9,
PERFECT. combined with the red from certain ary
schools; (3) to urge the founda­ E. 24
ft.. Lot 5; W. 3% ft. Lot6.
red glass. A veteran engine driver tion of a prize to be awarded annually
E. M. Hooper, owner. Amt. of Lien,
Needle«. Oil, Belt« and all kinds of Sewing properly Identified red light near at
to the teacher in France who has been
9Machine supplied. Repairing a specialty.**
$27.42; Int. to Nov. 7, »3.30.
hand, while at considerable dlstnnct most successful in carrying out this
Cost of advertising ................$4.37
the
signal
appeared
green.
The
disc
New Home Users
most desirable reform.”
Stillwell Add.—Block 3, Lot 4. J.
of the lamp was found to be copper
McMahan,
owner. Amt. of Lien,
are quality chosers.
ruby glass and this and some other
»47.04; Int. to Nov. 7, »4.23.
Another Antigas Invention.
kinds of red glass permit rays toward
For Sale By
Cost of advertising ..................$4.12
"Neutralizing ointment” is one of
the blue end of the spectrum to pass the latest war Inventions. It Is pub­ Park Add.—Block 10, Lot 3. L. C.
SHARFF lb DUBIVER
In mixture with the red. The use of
Smith,
owner. Amt. of Lien, »33.79;
licly revealed in an official descrip­
selenium ruby glass Is advised, its
172 3rd Street
tion of the protective devices against Int. to Nov. 7, $4.06
Cost of advertising ................. $4 12
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE transmission of only red rays insuring gas attacks, now being Issued to our Thayer
’s Add. Block 40, Lot G.
that the normal eye will see no green.
troops.
COMPANY.
D. W. Ijams Estate, owner. Amt. of
The mask, with its contained chem­ Lien, $37.25; Int to Nov. 7, $4.46.
icals for neutralizing any poisonous
Cost of advertising ................. »1.12
fumes that creep in, Is familiar. But Thayer’s Add.—Block 40, Lot 5.
D.
W. Ijams Estate, owner. Amt. of
one so-cnlled gas Is a liquid, and be­
cause of Its blistering effect the sol­ Lien, $37.25; Int to Nov. 7, »4.46.
Cost of advertising ................. $4 12
diers have given It the name “mustard
Stillwell Add.—Block 5, Lot 4. L. J.
gas.”
Vosburg, owner. Amt. of Lien,
When an area Is drenched with »37.24; Int. to Nov 7. »4.46.
this stuff the menace may persist for
Cost of advertising ................. $4.12
many days. The peril Is not from the Stillwell Add.—Block 5, Lot 3 J. L.
liquid Itself.
Mustard gas burns i Vosburg. owner. Amt. of Lien,
through the clothing, and makes pain­ ! »37.24; Int to Nov 7, »4.46.
ful wounds where the flesh Is reached.
Tost of advertising ........ ....$4.12
The newly invented ointment must ap­ Stillwell Add.— Block 10, Lot 5.
parently he rubbed all over the body, Herman Theissen, owner. Amt. of
ns well as on face and hands, to pro­ Lien. ,37.25: Int. to Nov. 7, »4.46.
Cost of advertising ........ .. ..*4 12
tect the soldier when the enemy’s Stillwell
Add
Block 10, Lot 4 D.
bursting shells are sprtiylng this hor. W. Ijams Estate, owner. Amt of
rlble liquid gas about.—Providence Lien, »37.24; Int. to Nov. 7. ,4 46.
Journal.
Cost of advertising ................. $4.12
Maple Grove Add.—Block 3, Lot 1.
Omar C. Kiger, owner. Amt. of Lien
Phones and Divorces.
Statisticians tell us that there Is one ,35 47; Int. to Nov 7. »4.20.
Cost of advertising ..................$4.12
telephone for every ninth person In
Said sale will take place at the
this country and that every ninth mar­ front door of the City Hall in Tilla­
riage ends In divorce. The Inference Is mook City, Oregon, being the build­
obvious! The truth Is out at last! ing in which the Common Council of
Mr. Bell’s Ingenious little Invention said Tillamook City holds its sessions.
That names of the owners, or re­
has joined the discredited ranks of he
pute.I *,w nor , of ‘h aforesaid nro-
summer hammock, the cocktail, th
perty as given in the foregoing list,
fox trot, the roller skate, the Ice cream are the names of such owners, or re-
parlor and the automobile It 1« In­ tuted owners as they appear or the
deed a sorry state of affairs. One
ond lien docket of Tillamook Citv,
telephone for every ninth person, and Oregon, and the respective tracts of
on every ninth phone Cupid gets the land described will be sold at said
busy signal forever! All too soon, sale to satisfy .he assessment, in­
and costs due upon each tra t
alas, the wireless telephone will come tent
described herein, and each tract will
Into general nse. and no home will be be sold separately.
complete without Its own little aerial
Said sale will be made for the pur­
runabout. O, statistician with thy pen. pose of satisfying delinquent assess­
prepare to write new records then!— ments for street improvements, duly
assessed against said property, to­
Thrift Maga»1“*-
gether with interest and costs there-
Increased telephone rates are necessary to meet increased costs.
Recent increases in wages alone to employees totaling for the State of Oregon up
wards of $225,000.00, made an increase in telephone rates not only necessary but im
perative to pay these wages.
The net returns to the Company under the rates now in effect is less than 3 per cen
on the valuatian of its property at $13,282,378.00, as found by the public service Com
mission.
Would you be satisfied with such a return on the capital you have invested in you
business?
Would you consider it sufficient?
There has been no general increase in telephone rates for many years.
Evei
user of a telephone who stops to think knows that he would be paying an inedaquate ra
now if he was not paying substantially more than he was before the war.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
f OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN, GONE AGAIN
on, such assessments having been
made by the Common Council of Till­
amook City, Oregon ,on November
7th, 1917, and the said several own­
ers having made application to pay
the same in installments, and said
applications having been entered in
the bond lien docket of Tillamook
City, default having thereafter been
made in the payment of the install­
ments due upon said assessments, and
more than 20 days having eliywied,
and the Common Council of Tilla­
mook City having, on Sepetbmer 3rd
1919, ordered a warrant issued for
the collection of said delinquent as­
sessments in the manner provided by
the charter of Tilamook City.
Dated this September 30th, 1919.
M. E. Gruber.
Marshal of Tillamook City, Oregon.
City, default having thereafter been
made in the payment of the install-
i* noon said assessments, and
more than 20 days having elapses!,
and the Common Council of Tilla­
mook City having, on Sepetbmer 3rd
1919, ordered a warrant issued for
the collection of said delinquent as­
sessments in the manner provided by
the charter of Tilamook City.
Dated this September 30th, 1919.
M. E. Gruber.
Notice of Sale for IDellinqui
Assessments
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVI
by virtue of a warrant issu<
City Recorder of Tillamook
on, dated September 30th,
sued by order of the Comm'
of Tillamook City, Oregon,
signed, Marshal of Tillam
Oregon, has levied upon an
Friday the 7th day of ?
1919, at the hour of 10 o’c
sell at public auction to t)
Marshal of Tillamook City, Oregon. bidder for cash in hand, the
hereinafter described.
Assessments
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That' The respective tracts or
ground .. to be sold, ■ togethei
by virtue of a warrant issued by the i -
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore-1 rpsP('etlvp n“'Pps
the
and the
on, dated September 30th, 1919, is- owners thereof, . s"--
...e t- a
sued by order of the Common Council whlS’hseparate tract will b
of Tillamook City, Oregon, the under- as follows, to-wit;
signed, Marshal of Tillamook City,1 Lincoln Add.—Block 3*A Z
Notice of Sale for Delinquent Street Oregon, has levied upon and will, on Hadley,
owner. Amt. to I
““J1
Friday the 7th day of November Int. to Nov. 7, $3.26.
Assessments
Cost of advertising ...
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I 1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
Lincoln Add. Block 9.
by virtue of a warrant issued by the sell at public auction to the highest Lol I; W 3.5 ft. Lot
City Recorder of Tillamook City, Ore- | bidder for cash in hand, the properties Hooper, owner.
Amt.
on, dated September 30th, 1919, is- i hereinafter described.
sued by order of the Common Council I The respective tracts or parcels of $333.85; Int. to Nov. 7,
of Tillamook City, Oregon, the under- ; ground to be sold, together with the I Cost of advertising ..
Block
signed, Marshal of Tillamook City, lespective names of the owner or McDermott Add
Oregon, has levied upon a.,1 will, on owners thereof, and the amount for L. Everson, owner. An
$719.69; Int. to Nov.
will be sold,
Friday the 7th day of November which each separate tract
...
Cost of auvercising ...
1919, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. I are as follows, to-wit:
McDermott
Add.—Block
sell at public auction to the highest Thayer’s Add Block 40, Lot 5 D.
L.
Everson, owner. Amt
bidder for cash in hand, the properties I W. Ijams Estate. Amt of lien
479.83; Int. to Nov. 7, »
hereinafter described.
$212.21; Int. to Nov. 7, $39.07.
__ ,____ ______
_____ __ of • Cost of advertising ............... »4.12 1 Cost of advertising ...
The respective
tracts _ or r
parcels
Block 3,
ground
4..WW..U to
w be
w sold,
wv.w, together with
...... the
«„v (Thayer’s Add — Block 40, Lot 6, D. 1 Stillwell Add
respective names of the owner or W. I jams Estate. Amt. of Lien, McMahan, owner. An*
»192.39; Int. to Nov. 7
owners thereof, and the amount forI $212.21; Int. to Nov. 7, $39.07.
Cost of advertising ..
which each separate tract will be sold, | Cost of advertising ............... $4 ,2
Saul sale will tak* )
are as follows, to-wit:
Said sale will take place at the front door of the City F
Maple Grove Add Tract beginning front door of the City Hall hi Tilla­
City, Oregon, beir
330 feet S. of S. E. corner of Block ' mook City, Oregon, being the build­ mook
ing in which the Comm<
8, Tillamook, 100 feet W.; thence S. ing in which the Common Council of said Tillamook City holds
105 ft. West 100 ft., N. 105 ft. E. said Tillamook City holds its sessions. . That named of the ov
100 ft., owner M. A. Baker estate. I That names of the owners, or re-
owners, of the a'
Amt. of lien, $35.40. Int. to Nov. 7,1 , puted owners, of the aforesaid pro- puted
perty as given in the f.
»10.11.
I perty as given in the foregoing list, are the
same _ of such
__ _____
... c
Cost of advertising ................... $5.02 are the names of such owners, or re
re-. outed owners as they a
Maple Grove Add Block 3. Lot 1. puted owners as they appear on the
t_ ’ bond lien docket of Ti
owner, Omer Kiger. Am’t. of lien bond lien docket of Tillamook City, Oregon, and the respec
Int. to Nov. 7, $105.6.3.
I Oregon, and the respective tracts of land described will be
Cost of advertising
...
_
$4.12 land described will be sold at said sale to satisfy the as
Said sale will take place at the 1 sale to satisfy the assessment, in- terst and costs due up
front door of the City Hall in Tilla- ' terst and costs due upon each tract | described herein, and e
mook City, Oregon, being the build- ■ described herein, and each tract will be sold separately.
ing in which the Common Council of be sold separately.
Said sale will be mad
said Tillamook City holds its seitsions.
Said sale will Be made for the pur- ! pose of satisfying A
That names of the owners, or re­ lose of satisfying delinquent assess­ ments for street
puted owners, of the aforesaid pro­ ments for street improvements, duly assessed again«
perty as given in the forevoing list, assessed against said property, to­ gether with i’
are the names of such owners, or re­ gether with interest, and costs there on, such ar
puted owners as they appear on the on, such assessments having been made by th
bond lien docket of Tillamoog City, made by the Common Council of Till­ amook C k
Oregon, and the respective tracts of amook
City,
Oregon, on
May 7th. 1917, at*
land described will be sold at said 4th, 1916, and the said several own ers having ma.
sale to satisfy the assessment, in­ ers having made application to pay the same in insi
tent and costs due upon each tract the same in installments, and said applications having
described herein, and each tract will applications having been entered in the bond lien dockei
lie sold separately.
tn« bond lien docket of Tilltmool City, ilefault having .
Said sale will be made for the pur­ City, default having thereafter been made in the payment
pose of satisfying delinquent assess­ made in the payment of the install­ ments due upon said t
ments for street improvements, duly ment« due upon said assessments, and more than 20 days
assessed against said property, to­ more than 20 days having elapsed, and the Common C
gether with interest and costs there­ and the Common Council of Tilla­ mook City having, ot
on, such assessments having been mook City having, on Sepetbmer 3rd 1919, ordered a wai
made by the Common Council of Till­ 1919, ordered a warrant issued for the collection of sai
amook City, Oregon, on February the collection of said delinquent as­ sessments in the ma*
3rd, 1913, and the said leveral own­ sessments in the manner provided by the charter of Tilar
ers having made application to pay the charter of Tilamook City.
Dated this Septet
the same in installments, and said
Dated this September 30th, 1919.
Dated this Septci
applications having been entered in
M. E. Gruber. .
t'.e lend lien docket of Tillamooq Marshal of Tillamook City, Oregon. i Marshal of Tillam*
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