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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 16. 1919. Better Tires on the Market ¡dltion and inciting secret foes again- ■ st them? We are sorry the prison fare didn't suit Emma—that is, not very sorry,. But we are more grieved about the ' ingredients she has been trying to (serve certain thoughtless ones of this nation.—Chicago Tribune. Details have just been received from Lille of what is considered with out question the greatest "contribu tion’' made to the war by any one single family. The head of this family was M. Vanhoe,a farmer living at Reminghe near Ypres. At the outbreak of the war he was the father df 36 living children, 14 girls and 22 boys. Of the latter in the course of th ' war. 20 fought in the French ranks. Of these 20 13 were killed and three were permanently discharged as the result of wounds unfitting them for further service. Still another was wounded four times during the war. In 1917 the widow of one of the sons, Alfred, also was killed during the bombardment of Dunkerque. She left five orphans. But even before this, M. Vanhee had already given up his life to the Germans. On Octob er of 1914 he had gone to Lille with one of his daughters to celebrate the birthday of’relative. On his return home the two were caught by a Ger man patrol and both shot. OTORISTS have gained a nevz conception of tire satisfaction from the Gray Side wall Firestone Tires that are producing such remarkable mileage. If you have never tried one, do so at once. M /J PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. Twenty Sons In The War. Try a Firestone Gray Sidewall Cl First as Usual The New Broadway Hits Good dealers are handling these tires everywhere. On Sale Now! Here they are—All New Records of the Latest delightful Broadway Melodies. Daddy Long Legs................................................... Henry Burr | I Know What It Means :o be Lonesome, . . . Lew is James} “ Hawaiian Lullaby......................................... James and Hart | Sweet Kisses............................................ Acme Male Quartette } —— 1*’^ Tulip Time, from “Ziegfeld Follies of 1919”. Henry Burr) Mandy, from “Ziegfeld Follies of 1919”, Invincible Four} 22161 You Don’t Need the Wine to Have a Wonderful Time, ) from “Ziegfeld Follies of 1919”............... Eddie Cantor. I ! 22163 Oh! The Last Rose ot Summer, from “Ziegfeld Follies of 1919. J The Vamp .................................................. Shake Your Shoulders .......................... Will O’Wisp from "A Lonely Romeo” Fox-Trot ) Honeymoon Waltz, Vocal refrain by .. Harry McCluskey} 22166 Castles In Spain .......................................................... One-Step / Jerry ............................................................................... Fox-Trot} 22168 COAXING YOU TO SMILE Some Beautiful Morning (I’ll Find you in My Arms) ) From "inbad”............................... Ernest Hare, Baritone I That Lullaby of Long Ago, from "Sinbad” Ernest Hare, j22170 Baritone J Carolina, unshine................. .......... Sterling Trio Henry Burr, Tenor} •"2173 Oh! What a Pal Was Mary Plenty of Room. I TIRES Most Miles, per Dollar One-Step ) Fox-Trot }' 22164 A tired soldier, loaded with equip ment, climbed into a crowded Lon don buss. No one offered him a seat. Finally he took from his haversack a small bomb. ! "This is one of the things we use out there, you know,” he remarked ,to two or three passengers. "See this pin here? When I pull it out like this it should explode a few* esconds later. If I put it back again the thing is harmless.” Then, beginning to search frantically; Where on earth did I put that pin?” Within one minute the buss was empty, Then, putting the bomb back in his haversack. Tommy stretched himself full length on the cushioned seat. 1'11 be happy when the preacher makes you mine. Sterling Trio >22175 Give me a Smile and a Kiss .... Arthur Fields, Baritone Breeze (Blow My Baby Back to Me) . Premier American ' Male Quartette You Didn’t want Me When you Had Me,. Irving Gillette’ ’22177 Tenor„ You can play Pathe Records on your machine DOUBLE DISC—ALL 85 CENTS EACH. And while you are making your record selections let us play them on the Pathe Phonograph. You will enjoy the full, rich, liquid tone produced by the wonderful Pathe Sapphire Ball—that rounds polished jewels that has replaced scratchy needles. Pathe guarantees its rec ords to play 1,000 times, if played on the Pathephone, because the Sapphire Ball doesn’t wear out recorls For Pathe Phonographs and records see us. That’s What We Thought. ' First soldier—“What must a man be to be buried with military honor? Second Soldier—"He must be of the grade of lieutenant or higher.” First Ditto—"Then I lost my bet.” j Second Ditto—“What did you bet?’ First Ditto—"I bet he must be dead.” —■ ■■ <h------ HARRIS FURNITURE CO., t X mo ° n OK’ A Variant. She—"I’d like to ask you a ques- 1 tion. | He—Ask it, dear. I She—Ant I the only girl whose" 5HSH5H5a52525H5HS25a5ES25a5t!SB5a525aS2Sa5a5a5a52525aSMaS25a525HSZ5e525? of. the plaintiff will apply to the i persons having claims against the money you ever loved? Notice of Sale of Real Property By Court for the relief demanded in the | estate are required to present them Administratrix De Bonis Non complaint, to-wit: for an order and ' for allowance to the undersigned at No Wonder. In the circuit court of the State of decree forever dissolving, cancelling 1 the office of Botts & Winslow, Tilla- How is your baby brother? asked Oregon, for the County of Multnom and anulling the contract and rela I mook, Oregon, within six months from little Tommy, of a playmate. tion of marriage heretofore existing date hereof. ah, Probate Department. "One year old,” replied Johnny. Dated this September 25th, 1919. | “Ah!" exclaimed Tommy. "I’ve got In the matter of the. estate of between the plaintiff and defendant, and for such other and further relief Leonard Krebs, deceased. John William Jennings, a dog a year old and he can walk Notice is hereby given, that pur as to the court may seem equitable Administrator. twice as well as your brother. suant to power and authority grant in the premises. ■ "Weil, so he ought to." replied This summons is served upon you ed to the administratrix de bonis Johnny; "he’s got twice as many Concerning Mr. Walsh. by publication, by order of the Hon. non of the estate of Leonard Krebs, legs.” — o ------- deceased, by the above entitled court A. M. Hare, Judge of the County Friends of the administration are on the 3rd day of September. A. D., Court of the State of Oregon for now denouncing Frank P. Walsh for No Such Animal. 193 9. the administratrix de bonis Tillamook County. In the counting house ot a city of his activities, said to be embarrassing Made and entered at Chambers at BELL PHONE, MAIN 3. MUTUAL PHONE $ non of the above entitled estate will, to the President, in connection with fice, usually closed at 6 o’clock, the from and after Saturday, the 25th the City of Tillamook, County of ¡the Irish question. If Mr. Walsh, as office boy had been known, like oth day of October, 1919, offer for sale Tillamook. State of Oregon, on the :these court journals now say, is a ers of that fraternity, to occasionally îHSâSBSH5ES2SBSESZ525H5252SESïSH52SESE525ZSc!52SESt!52SHS2SZ52SHS2S2SHSH52 Et!52SHSH5HSH5B5ZSH52SB5H5BSZ5ZS2S25ES252S252S2SHS25HS2SH5252SH5HS2S25Z52 and will proceed to sell at private 10th day of September, 1919. |“cheap demagogue” and ‘ blather forget to do those things which he Talmage, Claussen & Mannix sale to the highest bidder, for cash, Attorneys for Plaintiff. skite agitator” who has been guilty ought to have done, and the manager subject to the confirmation by the Address Tillamook. Oregon. ¡of "glaring offensive indiscretion,” had at last to impress upon him the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon ¡what must be said of the course of advisability of making a note of any for Multnomah County, all the right, President Wilson in appointing such thing important on a memorandum Summons. title and interest of said estate in a man to the responsible position of form and keeping it in a conspicu and to the following described real In the Circuit Court of the State of head of the War Labor board and ous place as a reminder. property situate in the County of making him one of his closest confi The other day a piece of paper was Tillamook, frfhtc of Oregon, to-wit: Oregon for Tillamook County. For disenfecting where Contagious or dential advisers for many months? noticed pinned to the wall in front Jeanette Seymour, Plaintiff "A tract of land formerly known President Wilson is entirely respon of the lad ’ s desk, and upon examina vs. as Lots Five (5), six (6). Seven (7), infectious diseases are prevailing. sible for the present agitation over tion it was found to bear- the follow Eight (8) and Nine (9), in Block Antone J. Seymour, Defendant. the Irish question by having pro ing: Three (3) in Ocean Park, situate in | To Antone J. Seymour, the above CARBOLIC COMPOUND is a power "Memorandum, Leave at 6.” Section Ninteen (19), Township named defendant: In the name of the claimed his doctrine of self-determi nation of races and peoples. It is the ful Germicidal mixture and by its use ------- o ------- State of Oregon: Four (4) South, Range Ten (10) You are hereby required to appear doctrine which has aroused unrest Experience Adequate. West. Willamette Meridian, in Tilla zvill improve general stable conditions. Anxious io travel for a big English mook County. State of Oregon, con and answer the complaint filed not only in Ireland but in Egypt, taining .60 acres, more or less, as against you in the above entitled India and other countries having firm in the ham line, an Irishman shown in Assessor's Tract Book as cause, on or before the date of the separate racial but not political iden obtained an interview with the pro last publication of this summons, to- tity. The worst that can i/e said prietor. "What experience have you Tract number 930.” was asked. Bids offered in writing \ for said wit: on or before November 13, 1919, about Mr. Walsh is that be is prac nad?" the Irishman real property may be made at any and if you fail so tj> appear and ans ticing the fourteen points which Eighteen months,” was the answer. RELIABLE DRUGGISTS time after the publication of this wer the complaint, for want thereof, President Wilson preaches but con "Eighteen months!” scornfully re notice and before making sale, at the plaintiff will apply to the Court veniently forgets when they do not pealed the pioprietor. "What could jou learn about bacon in that time? i52b rdSH5?525H5?SZ5?_S?5H!i?5ZSÏ5H.5ZS25?ff’ ‘?52525Z525a5HS25EW5H5H52SH525HS the office of Emil P. Slovarp. Attor for the relief demanded in the com serve his purposes. ney at Law. 608-9 Henry Building, plaint. to-wit: That the contract of Why, I’ve been studying lor forty matrimony now existing between the years, and don’t know half enough Portland, Oregon. Miss Goldman Complains. about it yet.” "Bedad", exclaimed Dated and first published Septem plaintiff and defendant be dissolved '^S2S?S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S?S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2 and that the plaintiff be granted an ber 18, 1919. Students of democratic cooperation Pat, with a confident smile, "If I’d Helen Krebs. Adminis absolute divorce from the defendant, and national welfare ought to be in been studying it for forty years I d I tratrix de bonis non of and for such other relief as the terested in the bitter complaint of snow how to make a pig." He got the the Estate of Leonard Court may deem just and meet. ihe job. Emma Goldman against the dining , This Summons is published by or Krebs, deceased. • o room in the Missouri penitentiary. der of the Hon. A. M. Hare, County C. C. Stout and Emil Slovarp. Miss Goldman calls upon heaven, Waiter Stick» to 'Fact» Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon, 608-9 Henry Bldg., Portland. Ore. or its anarchistic equivalent to wit The war may be over, but it hasn’t said order being dated September 25. Attorneys for Estate. ness that food in the prison is neith been over long enough for some peo 1919, and the date of the first pub Armoured Inner Tires are a practical, common sense, $ er abundant nor palatable and the ple to regain their former manners. lication being Oct. 2nd, 1919. and of Sammons. money-saving tire necessity for all tire users. By (g service is nothing to brag about. the last publication. November 13, | Miss Goldman ought to be remind That’s how it was with Jenks, the ------- o------- preventing punctures and blowouts, they add plea- S waiter. In the Circuit Court of the State of 1919. ed that the essential service in her "Look here,” said the irate diner, sure, safety and economy to motoring. Lubricated Johnson & Handley, —Oregon for Tillamook County. inside and out, they require no cementing aud no vul Attorneys for the Plaintiff. case was exceptionally well rendered. "there’s a fly in the butter!" James Hiatt, Plaintiff. "That Isn’t a fly," said Jenks, "it canizing. Placed on your tires as easily as inner tube. P. O. Address: 107-8-9 ¡The government obliged itself to de vs. I. O. O. F. Building, liver to her a certain penalty In ex is a moth. And that isn’t butter; it’», Osa Hiatt, Defendant. Tillamook. Oregon. change for a premediated breach of margarine. Otherwise your assertion To Osa Hiatt, Defendant. Iconduct; and she has it. is correct.” In the name of the State of Oregon: She complains that the government You are hereby notified and required I Senator Sherman, of Illinois, who ■5H5HKSHSB52S2S?5ZS?52SHS2SZ5Z52Sa52SHSH5Z5a6’asaSZS25Z5ZS25E5Z525a525i3 was inconsiderate of her. But was NOTICE TO CREDITORS to appear in the above entitle cause I she ever considerate of the govern has the awful habit of saying what and court and answer the complaint NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That ment? She thinks it is a burning he thinks and thinking what he says, filed herein, within six weeks from the undersigned has been by the Coun shame that her digestion was endan makes reference to a concern "cavern the date of the first publication of ty Court of Tillamook County, Oregon, gered; but did she think it a burn of counterfeit moralities and cockloft w this summons, which said date is th“ appointed administrator of the estate ing shame to imperil the lives of of scholastic gabble.’* One guess a> 11th day of September. 1919. and if American soldiers by stirring up se- to whom he is thinking about. Phone 32. you fail so to appear, for want there of William H. Perry, deceased. All I Dr. E. L. Glaisyer, g VETERINARIAN, County Dairy Herd Inspector | CLOUGH’S [CARBOLIC COMPOUND 3 I i C. I. CLOUGH CO ARMOURED INNER TUBES § Prevents Punctures and Blowouts. | | C. MILLS, Agent, Tillamook, Ore- BAY CITY DRUG CO. Entire New Stock of Candies. New Syrups. Come and See., |