TrLLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. APRIL 22, 1920
(Ttllamöok
Fred C. Baker, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
per year .$2.00
Editorial Snap Shots.
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Up goqp the high cost of paper
again—$200.00 advance on 5000 lbs.
Newspaper is getting more valuable
than bank paper. We move that all
the other drives for money be aban-
do'ued and that a drive for a billion
or bo be madg for the country editors.
committee that had charge of the
Roosevelt Military Highway measure,
he was an enthusiastic booster. We
want to say this if Mr. Beals is nom­
inated and elected, if there is any
“pork” to be obtained for Tillamook
and Yamhill counties at the state
legislature, you can bet dollars to
doughnuts that these counties will
get their share, There is another im-
portant matter that will come up.
and that is the redlstrubutlon of
seats in the state legislature at the
next session, and we want to see
this "joint” system knocked out, for
we think that Tillamook county is
important enough to have a represen­
tative in both houses without being
tied up with other counties. We may
add that our attitude toward Mr.
Beals is exactly the same as other
republican candidates, viz., those
who receive the nomination will
have the Headlight’s hearty support
at the general election, for we're go­
ing to help elect a Republican presi­
dent, United States senator and re­
publicans all down the line.
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ESSAY CONTEST.
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A Resolution.
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At the ministers meeting last
Pure Bred Stock—Tillamook Cheese
day the following resolution
—Production Records.
o
Mr. Rollie W. Watson is the pro­
motor of an essay contest among the
school boys and girls of Tillamook
County. In this he is aided by other
public spirited citizens whose names
will be published later.
Here is the Essay Contest Plan.
Tillamook Headlight's
Mon- j
Trade Mart.
was
passed:
We, the Ministerial Association,
heartily concur in the resolutions of
the G. A. R, W. R. C. and other or­
ganizations respecting the obser­
vance of Memorial Day, and are
ready to do all in our power to aid
them in making it this year, as des-
ignated by the State and Federal au-
thoritles, a grand success.
One cent a word per Issue.
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Singer Agency—H. F. Cook, Prop. .*
Farm for sale with cows and lots of
fruit.— Enquire at this office.
J
j For sale cows, fresh and coming fresh
—H. Bills. Hebo, Oregon.
I
ders among friends and neighbors
hot and cold water, fire place, and
for the genuine guaranteed hos­
all other modern conveniences, al­
iery, full lines for men, women and
so four room house. Electric lights
children. Eliminates darning. We
and city water in all buildings. 8
poy 50c. an hour for spare time or
cows, 4 calves, team of horses. 750
$24 a week for full time. Exper­
laying hens, 1000 small chicks,
ience unnecessary. Write. Internat­
farm implements, etc. The location
ional Stocking Mill, Norrostown
is the best, 10 minutes walk to
Pa.
high school, postoffice, stores and
depot, a beautiful farm yielding a
Miscellaneous Advertisements
big income, it must be seen to be
appreciated. Price $25,000., includ­ Dr. Wise—Dentist.
ing all crops, stock and implements
Terms: halt cash, balance to suit— Brunswick and Cheney Phonographs.
Plays all records at their best.
Dr. H. W. Schoebel, owner, Elma,
Shop."
Wash.
Prizes are ottered tor essays in
Pig» and shoats for »ale—H. Bills,
grades 3 to 8, and high schools.
Hebo, Oregon.
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The first prize will be a silver
medal, suitably engraved, one to Coming, Constance Talmage in “Mrs. .
Dr. Ramsey. Osteopath, has moved to Dairy and Stock Farm. 465 acres The Wiley B. Allen Co.’$ Pianos nnd
Leffingwell’s Boots. ”
_
each grade, and one to high school,
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110 I. O. O. F. building.
CW“
Players at the Song Shop. Monthly
about 400 acres of this is river bot­
Second prize, silver medal suitably
One of the best pictures in which
/
^TYhitanding the repeated a ■-
tom and tide meadow land. 150
payments to suit you. Established
engraved.
For
Sale
—
loose
tide
land
.hay
—
C.
n of the government that the
over 47 years, with this motto
acres well dyked, remainder not
Third prize, bronze medal suitably Constance Talmage has ever been
Hanenkrat,
phone
136-J.
seen is her latest Select Picture “Mrs
hi^h cost of living have reached the
"Your moneys worth or your mon­
wet, plenty of timber, modern dairy
engraved.
Utnit, most everything continues on
To each boy and girl winning in Leffingwell’s Boots,” which will be For Sale—A well bred registered
barn for 64 cows. This barn holds
ey back.”
1)1«,jump. The fact of the matter is
Guernsey bull, 13 months old. bee
each grade in his or her school, will seen at the Gem Theatre, Sunday,
200 tons of hay. Farm would sup­
XheMemocratic administration has
be awarded a small bronze pin or April 25.
Homer Mason.
port three to four hundred cattle. Dr.’s Allen and Sharp. Dentists.
"Mrs. Leffingwell’s Boots” is a
National Building.
mussed up things so badly that it is
button.
Good location, including teaniB,
- -i* impotent to
bring about any lin-
Essays in the 3rd and 4th grades story of a young woman who loves For Sale—good five room house, with
hogs,
94
head
cattle
and
farm
ma
­
bath on paved street.—Mrs. Anna
Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. 0. F.
pretty clothes, and much against her
“ provenient.
not to exceed 200 words.
chinery.
Price $39,000—terms.
Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
Billings, Rockaway, Oregon.
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6th gradea husband’s wishes she buys a pair of
Essays
in
the
5
th
and
Chas. D. Edwards Co. Centralia,
4
expensive
embroidered
slippers
to
We hope Tillamook County will
not to exceed 400 words.
Wash.
A.22 Counter Sales Books—Order .your
Dahlia bulbs for sale $1.80 .per doz.
give General Wood a good vote at
Essays in the 7th and 8th grade» wear to a fashionable dance. Un­
Sales Books from W. F. Baker,
—Mrs. Anna Billings, Rockaway.
known
to
both,
a
replica
of
the
pair
G. A. R. Notes.
the primary nominating election
not to exceed 600 words.
agent Pacific Sales Book Co. Call
For Sale—Hatching eggs and day old
Oregon.
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next month. Republicans should not
chicks for sale, from White and
Essays in the High School not to is in existence, and were purchased
68 Headlight.
It is earnestly requested that all i exceed 800 words.
by Walter Huntly to give to his
overlook the fact that it was Califor­
Brown Leghorns.
Good laying
Ranch for sale—170 acres. For par­
graves
be
nicely
cleaned
up
before
fiancee,
Mabie
Brown.
Mary
becomes
nia, with the aid of the Johnson fac­
strain. Day old chicks $20.00 per Dr. Ramsey moved to the I. 0. 0. F.
Pencil or pen and ink may be used,
ticulars call A. D. Divine, Mutual
Bldg, rooms 110-111—Phone 169R
tion, that defeated Hughes in that Decoration day. Appoint yourself a j but writing must be neatly done, and angry at Huntly, however and breaks
100 post paid. $18.00 per 100 if
Phone, Tillamook.
offthe engagement, so Huntly gives
I on one side of the paper only.
state which gave us another four committee of one.
you come to my place, and furnish
Here is an "Emergency Call” and a
For Sale—Heavy laying White Leg­
years of the Wilson administration.
Essays are to be written at home the slippers to his maid.
your own box to put them in. Eggs Dr. W. E. Lebow—Dentist with Dr.
Wise.
During the dance the two pair of
horns, eggs and baby chicks. W. S.
TbSt’s what Johnson did to the Re- "Drive” one in all. It is desired to and delivered to the teacher on May
for setting, $1.75 per setting of 15
Coates, Tillamook, Oregon.
PubYicait party four years ago, vho complete a roster of all soldier’-1 7th, 1920. You may secure informa­ slippers cause much confusion until
post paid, or $1.50 if you come and
Dr. Wise will be at his Bay City of­
is now a candidate for president. graves in Tillamook county, of all tion from whatever source you may the mystery of the two pair of slip­
get them. No business done on Sat­
fice on Wednesdays
F-26.
"Nu Bone” made to order corsets—
ShoW your resentment of his action wars. And it must be done soon, or desire. Consult the County Agricul­ pers is solved.
urday. Wm. Stuivenga.
Miss M. Patterson, representative,
those
who
can
furnish
the
required
and vote for Wood delegates.
turist, Cheese Inspector, Dairy In­
1 better piano for the same money.
1st near 2nd Ave.
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data will be gone. It should be put spector. Write to the Oregon Agri­ Jack Pickford’s Film “The Dummy’’
Cook’s Music House, Tillamook.
Wanted, men or women to take or-
Filled With Humor.
In the death of W. G. Dwight this into permanent form and filed where cultural College for bulletin on the
on
Dairy
Wanted
—
Employment
city lost one of Its most progressive it can be preserved and can be subject upon which you decide to
ranch. Married man. Address T.
Jack Pickford, the talented young
citizens, yet it Is unfortunate that he brought up to date from year to write. Do your own writing and use
MONEY MADE BY
Stichler. Tillamook, Ore.
was a victim of the great white year.
your own language. You may write star in "The Dummy” an entertain­
OUR VULCANIZING
ing
Paramount
Picture,
will
be
seen
Four points of information are upon any one of the following sub­
For Sale—One registered Berkshire
plague, when only in the prime of
Inthese
days
of
saving and avoiding
at the Gem Theatre next Wednesday,
sow—Inquire Mrs. E. Steidenger,
life. He was one of the few business necessary, viz: (1) The full name jects.
April
28.
"The
Dummy"
is
an
adapta
­
correctly
spelled,
waste,
and
especially
in view of the
(2)
The
war
in
Mutual
phone.
2
men who took the initiative in build­
"Advantages of Breeding Purebred
tion of the well known play of that
rising cost of new tires why not make
ing up the city and county along pro­ which he served, Mexican, Civil, Stock.”
for rent—Practically new,
gressive lines, and was one of those Spanish-American, World War, etc.
"Tillamook Cheese, Why Superior". name, and affords Jack a chance for Piano
used only a few months, Box 601, your tires last two and three times
who helped in a financial way to (3) Dates of birth and death, at least
"Advantages of Production Record, the inimitable touches of the humor
as long by letting us vulcanize their
Tillamook, Oregon.
and real boy-life of which he is past
bring this about. The snap shot man the year. (4) Name of cemetery or or Cow Testing.”
weak spots? Many an otherwise
place
where
interned.
master.
differed with Mr. Dwight after he
This does not mean that prizes are
Suppose you were a small boy ex­ Men Wanted—Tillamook Lumber Co. sound shoe can be saved by our vul­
It is also desired to have a full re­ to be given for essays on each sub­
first came to Tillamook in a good
be at Star Garage at 7:30 a.m.
•many things, but when the old rule port of unmarked graves. The U. S. ject, but you are to choose the sub­ ceedingly fond of detective stories,
canizing.
so
fond,
in
fact,
that
the
people
for
government
furnishes
marble
slabs
ject desired, and judges will consider
or ruin faction was broken up and it
For Sale—Guernsey bull calf subject
whom
you
worked
decided
that
you
CITY TIRE SHOP.
free
for
all
such.
Write
for
informa
­
was necessary to broaden out and
the best essay considering the sub-
to register. Call Bell phone 27-M
cared more about detectives than
progress, Mr. Dwight was one of tion to the Post Commander, Tilla­ ject.
or E. M. Bales, Tillamook, Oregon.
J. C. Holden, Proprietor.
Essays will be judged strictly on you did for working—and showed
those who showed the progressive mook.
“Hoskins farm % mile north of
you
the
door.
If
then,
when
you
were
A
complete
list
of
all
veterans
and
a basis of (1) originality. (2) Ex-
spirit, giving his time and money to
Tillamook.”
help along the good work. The last their wives and families is desired pression, such as a child would use. out of work and not very sure of the
you
had
a
chance
to
effort in that direction was when Mr. for the Decoration Day parade either Tile chief stress is placed on origin­ next bite to eat,
For Sale—1 Empire Milker, pail and
work for -a real, sure ’nuff detective,
Pulsator, 3 B. L. K. Milkers, pail
Dwight consented to become a mem­ on foot or in cars, Bring a basket ality.
I
do?
lunch
and
you
will
be
cared
what
would
you
for
by
Each school will be the judge of its
ber of the Roosevelt military high­
and Pulsator; 2 Hinman Milkers,
You’d probably do just what Pick
way committee for Tillamook county, the Relief Corps at the Christian own product. In one room schools,
complete 2 pail outfit. Address
Don
’
t
the teacher or someone appointed by ford does in "The Dummy”,
in which he did excellent work. The Church.
Headlight office, Tillamook Ore. 2
It is very much desired that every her shall be the judge. In other miss it.
snap shot man felt pained when he
PASTURE.
was inform'd that It would only be Civil War veteran In the county shall schools and high schoolst the princi­
I. 0. 0. F. News.
For
cows
and
heifers, No horses.
a question of a few months that he become a member of Corinth Post, G. pal or some one appointed by hint
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Phone 2F22. F. W. Allen, Track
would pass away, and since the end A. R., membership costs but one dol­ shall be the judge.
Through
error
in
copying
last
I— came, we know we express the senti­ lar a year. We owe most of our pres­
Only the one best essay from each week’s news in regard to grand lodge
House.
ment of business men and citizens ent increase of pension to this order. grade in the school is to be sent to delegates they should have read: S.
that we have lost u good citizen, and We average over one hundred dollars the County School Superintendent, W. Conover, F. H. Matthews, R. W. Wanted Cornet and Trombone play­
ers for established orchestra, for
it is only fitting that we should ex­ a year over what he would have and must reach his office not later Watson, Claude I. Myers, and L. S.
particulars
write to A. Cummings,
without
the
work
of
the
G.
A.
R.
It
essays
will
than
May
14th.
These
press our heartfelt sympathy with
Brighton Oregon.
is a poor business man who will not then be sent to the O. A. C. for final Hushbeck. They are to represent the
the bereaved wife and relatives.
invest one dollar in an organization decision. Prof. Westover, of the O. A. lodge at Baker, Ore., May 26.
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About forty members of Tillamook For Sale—A snap, light wagon com­
Tillamook County will be In a dues that return one hundred for one. If C., has kindly consented to aid in Camp visited the Wheeler Encamp­
plete. Phone W-58, 107 Second St.,
you
cannot
come,
write
G.
A.
R.,
seeing
that
this
is
done.
o^a fix if the constitutional amend­
Phone M-58, 107 Second Street,
ment last Saturday night, 14 of these
Headquarters,
Tillamook,
and
we
Ask your father or brother to tell
ment falls to pass which provides
opposite postoffice.
taking the Royal Purple degree, and
will
help
you
out.
no
in,
if
we
can.
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you all he can about any subject four of the Wheeler members
that the Btate can be bonded up to 4
also
per cent for permanent roads. This A sight of your certificate is all the which you decide to write.
had said degree
conferred. The For dressmaking and alterations,
identification
we
need.
The
following
are
merely
sugges
­
does not Increase taxation, but it en­
see Mrs. W. F. Rusk, Van Patten
Everyoneis getting Interested in tions of some of the points that Wheeler boys have a live camp and
ables the State Highway Commission
Apartments.
nothing was left undone which might
our
coming
Memorial
Day.
might be covered. You may use any
to procure money to carry out certain
put pep in the work, the better to
others you wish.
middle name is George. Let me
road improvements, amongst which
illustrate the principle of Odd Fel­ My
Nazarene
Church
Services.
bring you "Vaughn” Best dragsaw
are road Improvements in Tillamook
Tillamook
Cheese.
lowshop. After the candidates had
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on the market today. Call E. G.
1.—Natural conditions (climate,
bounty. The County Court has pre­
been fully initiated, brother C. I.
10 a.m., Sunday School, Mrs. B. E. feed, water).
Krebs.
pared about 15 miles of road bed for
Meyers, who is a firm believer in
King, Supt.
3—Sanitation
(factory,
dairy.
hardsurfaclng, with the understand­
practicing the principles for which it For Sale—7 room modem house in
11 a.m. preaching by the pastor A. tuberculine testing.)
ing that the commission would go
stands, more fully exemplified the
Sunnymead. Apply to F. R. Carifff.
F. lngler, subject: ’Bolshevism,” a
3— Cheese Inspection.
50-50. The county is prepared with
spirit of charity, to the great appre­
growing menace to tile nation.
4— Making.
money to pay its Hhare, but the com-
ciation of the new members, by a Dairy Farm for Sale—174 acres of
7 p.m. Peoples service.
5— Profit.
mlsHlon is not. unless this constitu­
land at Sandlake, 12 head of cat­
close application of its work.
Preaching at 8 p. m. by Rev. J. E.
tional measure carries. If it fulls to Clink.
EVER has there been a better reason for
Pure Bred Stock.
tle and some farming implements.
The
Wheeler
brothers
have
made
1 Increased Production.
carry, it will leave the county in u
House and barn on place, a bargain
preserving your property than at the present
great strides in the last year, they
Mid-week service on Thursday nt
Prepotency i. e., ability to re­
bad tix, and the on’y way out will 7:30 p.m. All welcome.
for $5,000.00. Terms, $1,000.00
have almost completed a large new
time.
produce
the
good
qualities
in of£-
be to spend mor / In having these
cash, balance on time.—G. W. Gal­
hall and are taking in new members
spring.
SuWlr -traveled, which will be a ser­
loway, Sandlake, Oregon.
by the dozens. Talk about pep in a
High costs of construction have greatly increased
United Brethren in Christ.
3 -Increased returns from sale of
ious waste of money but absolutely
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lodge! You should have been there,
the value of homes and buildings, no matter how
stock.
necessary,for the roads will have to
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m..
and the good eats! The Rebekahs Just received—Two used Singer sew­
old
they might be.
4
Greater
profits.
have some kind of surfacing. This is
ing machines, perfect working or­
Morning lesson. Eph, 1st. Evening
went the limit, the degree team had
5 Increased
human efficiency
a matter that concerns every part of subject. "The Man Who Failed.”.
der,
latest
type.
Cash
or
terms.
nothing on them. Now going strong,
Paint—GOOD Paint, will do more to preserve and
the county and it Is tile opinion of
Singer Agency, opposite Postoffice,
Sunduy School at 10 a.m. Our Sun­ brought about by necessary study of also. Brothers are you going th lay
increase the value of your property than anything
the snap «hot man that an effort be day School is growing under the su- breeding problems.
Tillamook.
down and let them take away the
else you can possibly invest in. It is the greatest
made in every precinct to get the perintendcy of Prof. L. N. Bennett.
Production Record.
honor that is due us? No! We are
safeguard against the ravages of time and weather.
You will find a large assortment of
1—Eliminate boarders or non­
voters out at the primary election. It You are asked again to send your
behind, but watch us finish not later
Summer Millinery at Miss M. Pat­
productive cows.
It is the best kind of insurance.
Is exceedingly Important that this children to this growing school.
than May 15th. Rollie wants you to
terson’s Ladie’s trimmed hats |2.50
Increase production average.
county obtain the additional 15 tulles
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
get that golden souvenir.
Guard your home and buildings with
to $10.00. Our line of Misses and
3— Induces more interest in scien-
of hard surfaced road, and the way at 8 p.nt.. We ask you to attend our
The funeral of brother W. G.
children’s hats leave nothing un­
to get is to turn out and vote for the services where you will receive a tific I breeding.
Dwight, Saturday was well attended
called for.
4— Induces more interest in scien-
amendment. We may state for the in­ warm greeting.
by the brothers. Thank you.
tific
feeding.
1
•
formation of the voters of Tillamook
The Ladles Aid will meet at the
Remember the cemetery, clean it Five roomed house and one lot in res­
6— Puts dairying on a business
county that there will be a separate church next Thursday at 1:30 p.m.
up now, anyway before the 30th of
idence district, between 4th and
basis.
and other products. Back of them are 71 years of
ballot for the constitutional amend­
E. F. Wiggle, Pastor.
May, then come out to the services
5th on 7th. House in good condi­
The prizes will be awarded publicly on May 31 and show your colors.
ments, and all those who have reg­
paint-making experience. Thousands of property
tion $1400. Apply C. S. Barnes, cor
and a special occasion made of the
istered either as republicans, demo-I
owners have used these products for years.
Announcement.
Are you behind on your dues? 13
2nd and 4th ave Eest..
event.
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crstB, independents, etc., can vote.
weeks in arreas, none are eligible
Geo. B. Lamb, County School. Supt. for sick benefits, read
Leak Up a FULLER Dealer
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By the request of a large number
your by-laws, For Sale—Full blood registered Jer­ I
Some little surprise took place of business men and other prominent
sey bull—4 years old. Sir Mawes
then don’t knock your lodge, fore-
in Your Town
Vhen Fred R. Beals announced him- cltizeus, I have announced myBelf
Silver Lad, sired by Poppy's St.
Tillamook Ten Commandments.
♦
warned 1» forewarned, and this is
Elf as a candidate for joint repre- as a candidate for Joint senator for
Mawes—Dam: Arcada’s Lassie.—
the second quarter.
ntative of Tillamook and Yamhill Washington, Yamhill, Tillamook and
John Baumgardner, Tillamook.
Third Commandment Neighbors—
X.
Brothers, members of other lodges,
counties, and some persons wondered Polk counties at the primary election Thou shall love thy Tillamook neigh­ you who are now making your homes
Northwest
Branches
at
What would be the attitude of the in May.
bor as thyself, in the same manner, here, get in touch with the live Cedar Posts for sale—will average 5
inches. Apply to F. J. Klinehan,
-4nap shot man. The primary nomi­
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Boise
C. J. Edwards.
for this would be a lonely old planet, bunch, transfer your membership to
Tillamook. Mutual Phone.
nating election gives those who as-
if thou wast the only human being Tillamook I. O. O. F. No. 94. Don’t
feire to public office an opportunity
upon it. If all thy Tillamook neigh­ rust out in obscurity, come in Tues­
do so. and Mr. Beals Is fully with­
bors take all the joy out of thy day night at eight o'clock, meet your Representatives wanted in this dis­
trict to sell Oil shares for an Ore­
in his rights when he submits his An Oregon family of four had $100 young life, remove thy self to some brothers, get rid of that crust, polish
gon corporation with oil land In Friday and Saturday Specials at the getting him cordially disliked by
name to the republican» to be voted a month to get along on in 1913, but deserted island, thy neighbors are up. believe in it, live it. practice it,
Wyoming, a proven proposition.
Gem Theatre.
everybody, he gets his three best
upon.. We want to say this for Mr. had grown into a family of ten with here to stay. Thou »halt not call thy and be an Odd Fellow. If you don’t
Only your own ability will limit
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friends “In bad” with their wives.
L Veals, that »ince the Inception of the only $45 a month Income In 1920, neighbor a pest, or a nuisance, or a belier
the
principles
for
which
your
earning
power,
send
full
par
­
The management of the Gem
good roads movement he has been a how in the world would they live?
small potato, In return he might also it stai
take a withdrawal card
ticulars with first letter, and refer­ Theatre have made arrangements to
hard worker, and was one of thone
give thee a black eye. If thou seest and get out, you are not an Odd Fel­
Holstein Breeders’ Attention!
ences to Oregon & Wyoming Oil & run special productions Friday and I
who saw that it was imperative that
good in thy neighbor verily thou low in truth.
I
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Gas Co., 727 Chamber of Commerce Saturday of each week, and will pre­
the county should bond Itself for The State University, the Agricultur­ seest a reflection of thyself, it thou
On Friday evenlug, April S3, at 8
Forty members and three visitors
Bldg, Portland, Oregon.
permanent road Improvements to be al College nnd the Oregon Normal seest only evil pluck the beam out of
sent
Nazimova
in
“
Stronger
Than
p.m., we will meet for a general
were out to lodge last meeting.
Death” Friday and Saturday, April business meeting, also for a social
in a position to obtain assistance in 1913 they had 2250 students; thine own eye. Verily It Is better to
The encampment will confer the
Wanted—Salesman for Tillamook 23 and 24.
from the State Highway Commission, now they have 5400. And $1 in 1913 cast a single flower in the pathway
good time. A good attendance Is very
Royal Purple Degree on several can­
and vicinity. Commission contract
and when the state highway bill wbb is only as good as 4 5 cents today, in of thy neighbors feet, than it is to
The setting of this picture is in much desired.
didates Thursday evening, Aprtl 22.
only,
for
spare
time
or
full
time.
pending in the state legislature it purchasing power.
India,
the
land
of
purple
shadows
lay a whole wreath upon his casket.
Bert Folkes, President.
E. F. Conover, Sec.
We will teach you to sell income and mystery. The greatest of the
was through the efforts of a few of
If thy neighbors chickens scratch up
protection through our free school niany great dramatic scenes takes
our citizens. Mr. Beals being one of
thy garden, or his dog, or his child
Reformed Congregational Church.
of instruction and help you build a place on the steps of a ruined Brah­ DR. I. E. SHEARER
them, that the bill was amended and
annoyeth thee, restrain thy temper,
-o——
business of your own. Massachu­ min temple. It is there that Sigrld,
30 miles or more of hard surfaced
thou needest him us he needest thee.
The last Sunday of every month is
DR A. C. CRANE.
setts Bonding and Insurance Co., the dancing woman from London and
> road south of Tillamook City was could you carry on the work of the Thou »halt not envy thy wealthy appointed for Mohler, where we have
Accident and Health Dept.. Sagi­ Parle, dances in the moonlight to
■yovlded for in the bill, The snap College. University, and the Normal neighbor his big house, nor his lim­ our service at 1 o’clock.
Drs. Shearer & Crank
naw. Michigan. Capital $1,500.- hold the fanatical Hindu In awe and
man Is in a position to know. on the same state support as in 1913? ousine. nor his fashionable wife, nor
Rev. Richard Schuette.
000.
M delay their threatened massacre of
Medical & Surgery.
faring taken a lively interest in the
his income-tax. for verily he hath
bonding of the county, that Mr. Beals
troubles thou knowest not of.
the
English
in
the
village.
Other
of
To the Members of the Republican
National Building.
For Sale—I am offering my beautiful the action of the story transpires tn
partly financed the first bond elec­
Rev. McRea.
Party.
farm at a sacrifice on account of the jungles.
tion in this county, and although it Neither van the State University, the
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Tillamook
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resuming the practice of medicine.
was the Headlight that did the trick Agricultural College.and the Normal
Coming Friday and Saturday. April
I am a candidate for the office of
Reformed
Church.
School
do
it.
Will
you
not
help
these
73
acres
river
bottom,
adjoining
nud created public sentiment, Mr.
30 and May 1. Taylor Holmes in
District Attorney for Tillamook
city of Elma. Wash., on Olympia "Nothing But the Truth.”
B«»l- certainly did some hard work three institutions to continue their
0R. O. L. HOHLFEL1).
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Public County and will*be glad to have your
useful
and
productive
work
for
Ore
­
highway; 45 acres in high state of
aad ii co»t him some money as it did
The
management
assures
its
worship
at
11
a.m..
The
pastor,
W.
G.
support
at
the
coming
primary
elec
­
cultivation, (wheat, oats, vetch
the snap shot man. Mr. Beals was gon by voting on May 21 for the Llenkaeniper. will speak on "The tion.
VETERINARIAN.
patrons of entertainment of the most
etc.) balance in pasture, 2 acres hilarious kind in this screen version teil Phon«— 2F2
jus as much Interested in the second Higher Education relief measure?
Mutual Phon«
Elements of True Religion.”
If 1 am nominated and elected 1
strawberries, fine bearing orchard,
county bond election, so we are bet­
of a famous farce, for it is a vehicle
You are cordially Invited to wor­ will perform the duties of the office
creeks and small river run through
tor Informed than most any other Paid advertisement inserted by Colin ship with us.
Tillamook
Oregon.
suited to the fun-making talents of
to the best of my ability, and en­
in behalf of the Joint
property. First class barn with Taylor Holmes.
fccreon us to what Mr. Beals did to Dyinenl
deavor to serve all of the people by
The new Secretary of State start*
obtain permanent roads In the coun- Alumni Relief Committee for higher
cement floor for 20 cows, ginnery,
Pushing Germany Into the arms of
The farce concerns the adventures off with a "firm note” to Mexico.
tar. Although Mr. Beals was not one education tn Oregon, $14 Plttock the bolshevlkl seems to be the favor­ an efficient, just and equal enforce­
large silo, large modern chicken
of Bob Bennett, who goes a week on They use "firm notes” from the Wil­
ment of the law.
of the-members of the Tillamook Block, Portland.
house«, beautiful new 8 room resi­
ed spring sport of the allies.
a wa««r tilling nothing but the truth son administration to kindle fire« in
T. H. Goyn«. ••
dence with full cement basement.
to everyone he meets; «nd aside from th« City of Mexico.
Your Home
N
FULLER Paint
W. P. Fuller & Co.
>
That Is the Case With
11 You Yourself Were
Responsible
You Could Not