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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT JANUARY 15,
1920.
THE CEM THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
Two Big Western Features
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20th
WILLIAM S. HART
IN
“Breed of Men
“Rough Riding Romance”
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A 100 mile an hour Western Feature. Tom
Mix never goes anywhere, but where he can take
horse and pistols. He always rides and shoots his
way to popularity.
In this production are more
intense and thrilling moments, than in any of his
older plays. If you like western atmosphere, cow­
boys and “Highlife” on the range.
“Big Bill” Hart a Dead Shot —Remarkable
hibition of marksmanship in “Breed of Men.”
“Big Bill” as Sheriff and Gowboy in this picture,
filmed in Arizona, plays one of the best parts of his
career
DONT MISS IT
also-
DONT PASS THIS ONE UP
THURSDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 22
“THE LAST BOTTLE,” a rippling two
Reel Comedy.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WILLIAM.
Children, 10c.
Adults, 20c.
S,
five-tenths of one per cent.”
continuously in Oregon City since
DISCREPANCIES ABOUND
In the face of this showing there 1866. Only two newspapers in Ore-
IN GOVERNMENT NEWS.
with
isno need for comment!
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Administration .Pails to Edit Its
E. E. Brodie Withdraws From Sec­
Propaganda Sheets In Efficient
retary of State Race.
Manner.
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Among the “economics" practiced
by the present administration is a
•Daily Digest
of Reconstruction
News.” gotten out by the Reconstruc­
tion Research Division of the Council
of National Defense, purporting to
give official news of the various Ex­
ecutive Departments. But the dis­
similarity of information given out
by the various departments would
¡lead an unbiased outsider to imagine
either that there was a lack of co­
operation and harmony in the Demo­
cratic administration or that it is
trying to be “all things to all men.”
A high school debating society could
find authoritative data both to prove
ind to refute the H. C. L. question
in a single issue of this remarkable
•official" sheet. For instance, under
late of Dec. 22 under "Labor De­
partment,” is this interesting state­
ment:
“Bureau of Labor Statistics an­
nounces that despite efforts of the
¡overnment to reduce the cost of
iving, retail costs of 22 staple food
irticles showed an average increase
if 2 per cent in November as com­
pared with October.”
In the ’’daily digest,” on Decem-
ler 23, undy "Justice Department”
i this item:
"Attorney General Palmer an-
ounced, Dec. 22, that the high cost
E living has been halted and there
i every reason to believe that with
le new year definite reductions
ay be expected.”
A telegraphic dispatch of the same
ite as the above, which corrobo-
es the Bureau of Labor Statistics’
moment, says: “New York showed
i increase of four per cent in No-
mber over October. Average family
penditures for food showed an in­
case in November, as compared
th October, In all but two of 50
les canvassed. New Orleans and
misville showing a decrease of
gon are older. My connection
the Enterprise over 15 years, the
last 12 years as publisher.. We have
just purchased and remodeled a
building and have the finest news­
paper home in the state, outside of
Portland. The Morning Enterprise
is healthy, its growth and progress
have been marked and I expect to
continue as its publisher and do my
part in making Oregon a better state
to live in for many years to come.”
Oregon City, Ore., Jan 10.—E. E.
Brodie, publisher of the Morning En­
terprise, announced Saturday that
he would not be a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Secretary
of State at the primary election next
May.
"My many friends among the news
paper editors of the state”, said Mr. "Going Up” or "Going Down,” Take
Brodie to-day, “were the first to pro­
a Choice.
pose my name in connection with the
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office of Secretary of State, and 1
In a stetement issued by Commis­
have already received, without my sioner of Labor Statistics Meeker on
solicitation, the endorsement and December 23 he declares that the
promised support of more than 30 cost of living will no‘t be materially
papers throughout the state.
reduced until currency inflation is
/ "This, of course, is extremely grati­ curtailed. "Until the national debt is
fying and flattering, and I am deep­ reduced,” he says, "there will be no
ly appreciative of the kind things- noticeable depreciation in prices,
that have been said about me. This is Any attempt .at great reduction
the first time I have ever been even would bring a blow at the whole
a prospective candidate for public structure of business and possibly a
office, though I have been honored panic would follow."
by election and appointment to non­
Yet Attorney General Palmer is
salaried positions in the state, and daily assuring the country that "the
have been for four years chairman cost of living is under control,” and
of the Republican central committee the Democrats, official and other­
for Clackamas county, which gave a wise, are and have been boasting
plurality of 1015 to the Republican about the financial system they have
nominee for President foui- years inaugurated in the federal service
ago, and a clear majority for Mr. which prevents, absolutely and en­
Hughes of 227 over all other candi­ tirely and forever, any such thing as
dates for president.
stringency of money or panics In the
"After long reflection, I cannot country!
separate myself from a profession
And, when you read the satisfying
with which I have been connected big total in the next Treasury Report
since boyhood. The publishing of a just remember that enlightening
newspaper, in my opinion, is of. little phrase of Commissioner Meek-
greater dignity and service than ’ er’s—“currency
------- inflation.” Paper
holding a public office. The true hasn’t much value unless there is
newspaper man may be tempted by good hard gold behind it.
visions of easier tasks and shorter
hours, but if he is true to the calling
Notice.
of his own choosing, he will stick
We the undersigned will prosecute
and resist the temptation to forsake all persons found fishing, hunting
a legitimate business wherein he or trapping on our ranches without
should be a leader in influencing our consent.
public opinion within the radius of
Jack Jennings,
his newspaper’s circulation.
Wm. Elliott,
“The Enterprise was established
W. B. Vaughn,
54 years ago, and has been published
C. A. Elliott.
The Holiday Season is over.
However late, we wish to thank
our customers for the splendid
business given us during the holi
day season
We offer the following at these
low prices
White Linen Soap
White Navy Soap
20 Mule Borax Soap -
Folder’s Baking Powder
Golden West Tea
Blueing, per bottle -
Rolled Oats, per packet
Maple Syrup, per gal.
$6.25 Case.
$6.00 Case.
$7.00 Case.
50c. lb.
50c.
10c.
35c.
$1.85
our Feed Prices. They are right
ave plenty of Sugar and can supply your wants
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Adults, 25c.
of Men.
Preachers’ Invitations
to Attend Church.
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7 p.m. Peoples service.
Mid-week service on Thursday at B
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Reformed Church.
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Rev, W. G. Lienkaemper, pastor.
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WE WISH TO
THANK ALL
Nazarene Church Services.
Sunday School at 10 a.m.. Morning
worship at 11 o’clock, subject “The
Conditions of Following Christ.”
Evening service at 8 o’clock, sub­
ject: “A Remarkable Interview.”
Everybody welcome.
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Reformed Congregational Church.. B
10 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. B
preaching.
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This Sunday we will have a special B
service program. The new elected B
church council will be ordajned and B
installed. All of our many friends are B
invited to join our service with a de­ B
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votional spirit.
Rev. Richard Schuetz,
Children, 15c.
Of our Customers
for their Business
during the past year.
And wish them all
a Happy and Pros­
perous New Year.
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E. E. KOCH, Ph. G
Tillamook,
Oregon.
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Presbyterian Chnre t.
Sunday School 10 a.m. The Sunday
School is growing.
Morning worship, 11 a.m. Subject:
"Drfes Death End All?” This is the
most important question in all the
universe. What are the facts which
we must face?
Evening worship, 7:30 p.m. Sub­
ject PThou Art-Thou Shalt Be.”
Special music by the choir. You are
more than welcome always.
Allan A. McRea, Minister.
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United Brethren Church.
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.
m. Morning subject "Why the Lord
destroyed Them." Evening subject:
“A Warrior's Choice” Sunday School
at 10 a.m..
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Revival meetings are still in pro ■ ­ j
gress, while a good spirit is being
manifessted, yet if attendance is to
be the criterion by which you judge
people, we wouid have to say that
saints and sinners of Tillamook are
not much interested in their own
souls or the souls of others. If so,
what an awful mistake people are
making, there will be no movies, no
pool rooms, billiard halls,, dancing
rooms, card tables, in hell. What will
you give in exchange for your soul?
You are invited to attend the meet­
ings.
E. F. Wriggle, pastor. .
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balance on hand. And in every phase
of the church’s life
a vigorous
healthful condition is indicated.
The Sunday School, which meets at
ten A. M„ G. B. Lamb Supt., is mak­
ing fine progress, but if you who
read this are not in any Bible
School the inspiration and informa­
tion to be gained at this hour will be
helpful throughout the week. Try it.
Communion service Sunday morn­
ing. Theme: "The Empty Seat at the
Master’s Table.” Evening service at
7:30.
G. O Oliver, Pastor.
tively religious he is classed as a
hypocrite, if he takes no interest in
religion he is a hardened sinner.
If he gives affection he is a soft
one, if he seems to care for nobody
he is coldblooded. If he faces danger
he is foolhardy, if he doesn't he is a
coward. If he dies young there was a
great future before him, if he lives
to an old age he missed hts calling.
The toad is full of bumps, but man
loves to travel it, and he usually gets
his money’s worth.
THE LIFE OF A MAN.
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Unknown Philosopher Describes Ups
and Downs of Average Journey. .
Some unknown philosopher de­
A good piano is a lifetime invest
invest- ­
scribes the ups and downs of the
ment, giving lasting satisfaction
nient,
average man’s journey through life,
for your money, whereas a cheap
in this fashion:
piano goes to pieces in a hurry, in
A man comes into this world with
this climate.
out his consent and goes out of it
You, as a prospective buyer cannot
against his will, and the trip be­
tween the two is fall of contrarios,
afford to experiment. The policy of
this firm for over 45 years has
When he is little the big girls kiss
him and when lie is grown the little
been, “Your moneys worth or your
girls kiss him. If he is poor he Is a
money back.” Drop in the Palm
bad manager, if he i;- rich tie is dis-
Confectionery and hear the new
honest. If he needs credit he can’t
models. Sold on easy monthly pay­
get it, if he is rich everyone wants
ments.
to do him a favor.
It he is in politics he iH a grafter,
Christian Church Sei vices Sunday, if lie is out of politics lie’s no good
The church.with a cordial welcome to his country. If he gives to charity
Leland B. Erwin
Drawer M.
and a message for all. We will be he wants to “show off,” if he doesn't
pleased to have you attend all the give he is a stingy cuss. If hi' is ac-
County Representative.
meetings of the church and worship
with us. Church services at 11 a.m.
and 7: 30 p.m.
The Bible School will be of par-
ticular interest to you and yours,
you will find the graded system used
and-each class will manifest a fine
spirit toward you, as well as to one
another. In a few words it will meet
all your needs. Come!
C. E. Socities, Senior and Junior,
meet at 6:0 p.m.. In each you will
find some thirty of forty enthusias­
tic workers—this maybe just what
you want and need. We will say wel­
come.
OPE is father of the wish for Holiday Happi­
Speak one to another, and say,
ness to yon and yours from the I’irst National
"Let us go into His Courts with
Batik.
praise."
y 1920 find your success hiituer and broader
Harry E. Tucker, Minister,
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and services of this institution are
HAPPY NEW YEAR
ThrfChurch of the Cordial Welcome.
(Methodist Episcopal)
A steadily increasing interest In
all the activities of this church Is be­
ing manifested on the part of the
members and friends of the congre­
gation. Two other new members
were received Sunday morning. Oth­
ers to follow soon All financial ob­
ligations are paid
date with a
here
promote that siiccess,
DIRECTORS :
BI’NN. Farmer.
JOHN MORGAN Furnier
C. LAMB Building Mal crini
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