TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. MAY 27. 1920. OFFICIAL COUNT IN PRIMARY ELECTION Candidates for president Memorial Day in Tillamook. Wm. Gibbs McAdoo ......................... ------ 0------ Candidates for vice- president: Exerices on Monday. Wm. T. Vaughn ..................... irne (Service one) Assemble bugle call 9:45 a. in. Elector» of president and vice-pres- Republican Ticket All orders "fall in" under lodge Delegates to the National Conven- ident: officials, with lodge flags and banners Celia L. Gavin ........ .... .110 tion: and take position in column. ...381 Oscar Hayter .......... Daniel Boyd 132 March, bugle call, 10 a. m. R. R. Bulter ,..398 Dr. E. T. Hedlund............... .....121 Column will march to Hoquarton Geo. J. Cameron ... ...404 Robert A. Miller . .. .... 14R slough bridge, 2nd Ave. E„ Second .... 121 division will mass at north end of Charles H. Carey . ...439 A. E. Reames .............. W. E. Compton ... .... 114 the bridge. Third division will mass ...199 Elton Watkins .......... United States Senator at south end of bridge and east on Wm. I. Harrison ... ...392 Oliver M. Hickey . ...223 Geo. E. Chamberlain .... ......... 176 J mill platform, and First division on John K. Kollock ... ...222 Harvey Starkweather........ ........... 50 the bridge. Services in charge of Corinth Re­ Public Service Commissioner: Stanfield Macdonald ...416 lief Corps, No. 5, Dept, of Oregon. I Wm. D. Bennett ................ ........ 120 N. C. Maris............. ...351 Memorial service for all sailor mar­ Port of Bay City .... 22 J ines and martyrs of the ...442 Wallace McCamant Lusitania, Conrad P. Olson ... ...’•‘84 F. Hobson .............. etc. Close by taps. T. Jacoby ..................... 22 John L. Rand .................................. 3*4 (Service two.) An extremely interesting story of the plainsand 3 The assemble. James S. Stwart.............................. ,343 Robert Watt ................ a Column reform “right in front” Delegates to the National C.< lven- John Nelson ........................ ___ the outlaw element which ruled them in the early and march via 2nd Ave. E to 4th St Amendments tkri \r nomination of candidates for days of the west. One night only; dont miss it. Constitutional Amendment extend­ and east to Christian church. (If you president nd vice president: E. J. Adams ..................... ...474 ing eminent domain over roads and were too late before to get into the CHILDREN 15c. ADULTS 25c. ranks of your order, do so now.) Joel C. Booth ..................... .. 465 ways. Usual order of seating at church, Yes ........... 1294 . .426 John C. Kendell................. . a /V»*^/V*** a /V**» officials of units acting as ushers. a /V* V* No.......... 403 V. altei L, Tooze, Jr.............. ...662 Center seats from front, G. A. R., fore 9:45 or not until the parade Limitation of four per cent stae in­ W. R. C„ American Legion, Schools Fran, 1. Wrightmar. ... ...478 passes off. Last year a big car nosed debtedness for pedmanent roads. i . i ci ¡dates for Pi evident (unless in galleries.) On each side its way silently thru the mass of Yes ........... 1376 those who are on program (no wait­ women and children, many of whom H rbert C. Hoove- .......... ....210 No ........... 405 ing at the rear for slow triumphal had to be pulled out of the way. Herr.ian W. Joli.isjr. .......... .... 626 Restoring capital punishment. march when called) come right to Probably the most impudent "put t rank O. Lowden ............... .. .228 the front at the start or if delayed, over” Tillamook ever saw. Yes ........... 1094 Leonard Wood..................... . . C’-’G as soon as you arrive, next the frat­ No .......... 761 ................ Flowersand flags are greatly need­ Candidates for vice-president: ernizing orders. ed; loose flowers for the service at Crook and Curry Counties Bonding Henry Cabot Lodge ................... 6£>9 Program. the water, and bouquets at the FEATURING Elwood Washington ................... 316 Amendment. By special Invitation and generous graves, four dozen of these for the Yes ........... 838 Wm. Grant Webster................... 260 volnteering. Each unit furnighes one flower girls. Spare a few or more Katherine MacDonald. No.......... 393 Electors of presidents nd vice- pres­ or more brief numbers for the pro­ from the few or many you have in Successor to governor. gram, and S. S. Johnson the main your city garden or ranch; wild flow­ idents: Yes.......... 1070 address on, "Memorial Day.’ M. C. George .....................................730 ers, apple, cherry, crab, broom, etc. No .......... 530 At twelve o’clock, noon, beginning Let' everybody put flowers on pri­ Harriet C. Hendee............................ 500 Higher educational tax act. on the Atlantic coast, as the time vate graves. K. P. or special flags Clarence R. Hotchkiss .................... 782 systems change, all chruch and pub­ on graves of lodge members, but for Yes .......... 1138 Joseph Hume .....................................834 lic uells with toll for live minutes, this day reserve the U. 8. flag for the No .......... 591 Chas. E. Lockwood ........................ 645 men who fought for it. Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Marines’ the people standing in silence. John J. Richardson ........................ 729 "Breaking ranks” at close of pro­ Refreshments. Educational aid revenue bill. Walter T. Robb ................................ 796 gram, unit officials will conduct the Tillamook Is noted for generous Yes ........... 1143 unite out of the church by the way refreshments—you will justify its United States Senator: You’ll remember Miae MacDonald No.......... 555 they came, and march or dispense reputation—don’t forget a generous 409 Albert Abraham ................... as the star in “THE THUNDER­ State Elementory School fund. for lunch at will. .966 R. N. Stanfield............................ lunch basket—they can be left with BOLT’’ and the splendid acting Yes.........1154 The assemble call will be blown at the W. R. C. at the Christian church, Representative in Congress: which she done in it. Her role in No .......... 558 2 p. m„ where ever agreed upon, on so far as known entertainment by “THE BEAUTY MARKET’’ is W. C. Hawley .................................1275 the bugle. Blind School Tax measure. other units. Restaurants are noti­ just as pleasing. Secretary of State: (Service three.) Yes ............1429 fied to run their chances on a crowd. E. L. Cobum......................................... 97 TWO NIGHTS ONLY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY The afternoon assemble. No.......... 343 B. F Jones............................................. 399 Afltilts 25c. Children 15c. The call will be blown at 2 o’clock, Card of Thanks Sam A. Kozer.....................................259 the units falling in whenever agreed Notice of Stockholders’ Meeting ------ o— Tillamook, Ore., May 25, 1920. Fred Lockley ..................................... 173 upon and the parade re-formed at Notice Is hereby given that the the Christian church—G. A. R., W. To the people of Tillamook County. a large number of pigs for D t . Wise—Dentist. M. Veroor Parsons............................ 153 Tillamook Headlight’s I have sale, if you are interested call me Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. 0. 0. F. I Board of Directors of Tillamook Hotel wi3h to thank sincerely all of R. C., and flower girls in cars, other Henry J. Schulderman .................... 113 on Mutual phone. A. C. Bosmon. Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon. Company, pursuant to authority in untis as they elect. At the Cemetery those, who, by their votes or kind W. D. Wood .....................................255 Trade Mart. them vested by the by-laws of said the column will halt and close up, words, aided me in the primary elect­ Justices of the Supreme Court. My middle name is George. Let me Dr. Wise will be at his Bay City of­ One cent a word per Issue. corporation, lias called a special meet- with the Dead March playing, the ion of last week; and my greatest bring you "Vaughn” Best drag saw Henry J. Bean ................................ 1028 • ing of the stockholders of said corp- fice on Wednesdays F-26. military units will pass north, on wish is that I may be able, in a mea­ on the market today. Call E. G. Henry L. Benson ............................ 954 I oration, to meet at the office thereof the cemetery road, to the graves sel­ sure, to repay them the debt I owe. Singer Agency—H. F. Cook, Prop. . * Krebs. Counter Sales Books—Order .your Lawerence T. Harris .................... 941 in the Tillamook Hotel, in Tillamook ected, the flower girls on each side Very truly yours, Sales Books from W. F. Baker, Dr. Ramsey, Osteopath, has moved to Thornes A. McBride .................... 1079 City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 10th garlanding the graves. H. S. Brimhall. The Wiley B. Allen Co. ’ s pianos and agent Pacific Sales Book Co. Call 110 I. O. O. F. building. players at The Song Shop, Main St. day of June, 1920, at 2:00 o’clock in Dairy and Food Commissioner. OJJier orders will decorate graves 68 Headlight. Famum Due in New Just hear the new “Cheney” phono­ All standard makes. No stencils. C. L. Hawley ....'........................... 1251 , the afternoon of said day, for the of members as they prefer, but all William Western Play. purpose of considering the advisabil- units for Anal service when each or­ graph, then decide. Monthly pay­ Public Service Commissioner ------ o ments. The Song Shop, Main St. Wanted—To rent tor at least one Fred C. Buchtel ............................ 760 i ity of increasing the captial stock of der as their elect contribute some year, reasonably modern house. That popular Idol of the screen, the said corporation from *33,000.00 ritual or other bit appropriate as a Edward Cousin ................................ 437 Will pay up to |50 per month. to *75,000.00 or to such other a- tribute, the whole closed by brief ex­ William Farnum, is coming to the “Nu Bone” made to order corsets— Must be ready for occupancy by District Attorney: Miss M. Patterson, representative, mount as the stockholders may deem tracts from the G. A. R. ritual and Gem Theatre next Tuesday, June 1, July 1st. Answer Headlight office. 1262 proper; and for the purpose of con­ 1st near 2nd Ave. J-10 T. H. Goynq ........... in his latest William Fox production, the firing salute to the dead. "The Orphan.” County Assessor: sidering, as an alternate proposition, General Urgencies. For Sale: 4i/2 acres river bottom land In "The Orphan” Mr. Farnum has Pigs for sale—B. E. Turner. Mutual C. A. Johnsen ................................ 1435 the dissolving of the said corporat­ in city limits in meadow and cot­ The home Stretch is on, get busy! Phone. County School Superintendent: tage and 6 lots adjoining. Pavc- ion; and for the purpose of voting Officials, Marshall and chief bugler one of the most powerful rples of his For practical and timely informa­ ment all pald. 36500. Enquire G. B. Lamb................................ ....1506 upon any resolutioh that may be pre­ Rollie Watson, with bugler aids career, according to advance reports. Winchester, repeating, 22 rifle, for tion on the eubject, »end for FREE He is cast as an outlaw hated and sale. 215 W. First St. of John Leland Henderson, 206, pamphlet sented at such meeting germane to (whos(g calls will be obeyed accord­ County Coroner: feared more violently by the cow­ 5th St. ingly.) “Delayed Application of R. N. Henkle ....................... . .. .1442 the said matters. punchers than anyone known to the For sale : auto milk wagon, will carry Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this Executive committee, head officials Fertilizers*’ Port of Bay City: 12 cans. Call evenings, 416 West Warning—All persons are hereby little town of Ford's Station. It is of all participating units who are D. C. Ellis ............................... ........... 77 26th day of May, 1920. First Street. warned to note the machines and said that Mr. Farnum puts tremen ­ We have a fre«h »upply of E.J. Claussen, Sec. also ushers for the units at the prices quoted by traveling sewing John A. Nelson ................... • • •. dous dash, vigor and fire into this church. For sale : “ C ” Conn Saxophone Brass machine agents and to compare powerful story of the days of bandits We need chrs, most of the veter­ in splendid condition with case and Notice to Contractors with what we have to ofTer at the Port of Nehalem ans and corps ladies will walk from and Indians and stagecoach holdups. accessories. F. O. Sipprell, Gari­ ■o------ same price before buying. More Mr. Farnum appears as the orphan, ......... 247 Animal Fertilizers Notice is hereby given that the the water to the church. Some can­ baldi, Ore. Singer machines made and sold a victim of misfortune and circum ­ ......... 227 H. A. Bell ............................. County of Tillamook will until 10 not, names of such should be passed also Nitrate of Soda, Acid Phoa- than all others put together. stances, who has been accused of Men Wanted—Tillamook Lumber Co. phate, Muriate of Potash and other Frank A. Rowe ..................... ......... 259 o'clock June 22ud, 1920 receive bids In and provided for at once, by their There's a good reason. Singer committing numerous crimes, the be at Star Garage at 7:30 a.m. fertilizer product». Thos. B. Watt ..................... ........ 261 for laying approximately 2160 sq. friends (state where to call for worst of which were not of his do­ Agency, opposite Post Office, Tilla­ yds. of conrete paving on the Netarts them). Cars for all veterans, W. R. Democratic Ticket mook. ing. How he gains the friendship of For Sale: Chevrolet, 1919 car. In- Ftrtiliur Dept. first class shape. Price $650. Ap­ Delegates to the National Conven- road from the West boundary of Till­ C. and flowers girls from church to the sheriff—who has gone out to cap­ cemetery. All who will donate use amook City to Trask river bridge. For Sale—Hatching eggs and day old ply at the Headlight office. North Portland, Oregon tion: ture him — and subsequently make a chicks for sale, from White and No bid will be considered unless of cars kindly put name and number .87 Geo. T. Baldwin ... new start in life after winning the Brown Leghorns. Good laying by cash, certified of seats on card or slip of paper and Sale, horse, eight years old, 1400 102 accompanied love of a beautiful girl, is told in the For T. H. Crawford ..... I lbs. Single or double. Enquire strain. Day old chicks *20.00 per cheque or bidden, bond to an amount leave with Dr. Crank, Commander of development of the plot, which It is .62 I Otto D.. Drain.......... Tillamook Headlight office. 100 post paid. *18.00 per 100 If equal to at least 5 per cent of the American Legion, who has kindly as- . declared never has been surpassed .61 total amount of the bid. Reformed Congregational Church Bert E. Haney.......... you come to my place, and furnish sumed the furnishing of cars. We by any in which Farnum has figur- Jersey cow, and household furniture .38 — o G. Y. Harry ............. your own box to put them in. Eggs Plans and specifications may be suggest that owners with large cars for sale. Inquire of Jos. Mannix, .83 seen at the office of the County Clerk put the members of two or three I | I ed on the screen. for setting, *1.75 per setting of 15 This Sunday we will have our Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden post paid, or *1.50 if you come and monthly service in Mohler, beginn­ .61 of Tillamook County. families all in one and thus furnish Role of Adventurous Prince Fit* Bill Tillamook. Frederick V. Holtman get them. No business done on Sat­ ing at 1 o'clock. A Memorial day one or two vacant cars. .33 The right is reserved to reject any Richard W. Montague Desmond. For Sale: A thoroughbred Burkzhire urday. Wm. Stuivenga. feature is included In the service Owners of a carry-all could take ------ o ...... 103 and all bids or to accept the one boar, one year old. Peter Bets- Will E. Purdy .... program, also special songs will be all the twelve flower girls. deemed best for Tillamook County. In "The Prince and Betty ” , coming char, Tillamook, Ore. .46 J. F. Reddy ............. To Trade: Merry-go-round for tour- rendered In honor of the day. The The veterans and ladies enjoy rid­ next Wednesday to the Gem Theatre, Signed, .66 touring car. No junk. Box 397. John J. Sshuyeman service is to be delivered in English, Homer Mason, County Clerk. ing together more than one here and Big Bill Desmond has a role that For Sale: Hamilton piano. $150 cash. Tillamook. .46 C. J. Smith ............. Apply at this office. therefore we extend to all a cordial there, where they are not recognized might have been written especially First Publication, May 27, 1920. Delegates to the National Conven­ welcome. Come and bring your as members. Last Publication, June 10, 1920. for him. "The Prince and Betty” is Miscellaneous Advertisements Wanted—home for boy 8 yrs. of age. tion for nomination of candidates for friends for a good citizen never will The Closed Bridge one of those highly romantic tales of Mrs. Edna Rinehart, Bell phone president and vice-president: neglect the church. They have re-named Petrograd The Mayor has been asked to per­ adventure wherein an American im­ Dr. ’ s Allen and Sharp. Dentists. 126-R. W. H. Downing Richard Schuetze, pastor. Leningrad. They ought to call It sonally or thru Council to close 2nd personating a prince falls In love National Building. Ave E. bridge, during the assemby- with an American girl. P. L. Frazier . Retrograd. For ____ Sale: ______ steam ___ drag saw. Good Wonder if the time will ever come i ing and clearing of the bridge by the condition. To be sold cheap cheap. Steve What complicates matter is that Lee M. Travis imíT>rimfnfTyraíTyT¥Tifnmmny»T¥TimnMT¥n^^ when there will be as many pausible | parade—a matter of half an hour, the hero Isn't really a Prince at all, Bauer, Neskowin, Ore. Al Waugh .. excuses for reducing prices as there perhaps, — and if necessary to pass for his little kingdom is the Idea of Thos. Whitehorn .. are now for raising ’em? thru make arrangements to do so be- and American business promoter who The Brunswick Phonograph plays all Frank Wortman records better. The Song Shop. wants to make a rival Monte Carlo Main Street. out of Mervo. The role of the Prince gives Wil­ PASTURE. liam Desmond an opportunity to For cows and heifere, No horses. — « w X plant some well-aimed blows with his 1 0 - Phone 2F22. F. W. Allen, Track ja ■ s fists on a lot of revolutionists, and it 3 of 0 s s House. •0 0 there's one thing Bill does better ÿ X 0 Q 4 X X than another, unless its making love 3 8 44 Sale: 85 R. I. Reds and P. Rock to some fair screen heroine, is fight* For 2 co 0 s 0 hens and 150 chicks, one day to 10 S w Q Ji ing. 0 weeks old same breed as above. J. s —¿■J —±2--- X Mary Thurman, erstwhile Sennett «1 51| 21| 29| 56 51| 35| 47| 34| 1’1 711 |70| 14| 7-9 78| bathing beauty, is the leading lady A. Dawson. 7 »1 8| 4| 3 4| »1 ®l • ®l 6| 1| «1 o of the picture, She wears a lot of For Sale: Hinman Milker either two 5| 3| D.tyocean 20| 40| 29| 25! 34| 24| 43| 17| 48 10| 5| «1 13 8| 39| IKaver . wonderful clothes and is beautiful or three Units. Good condition 15| 23| 21| 13! 22 12| 27| 12| 30 6| 20, D| 22| 14 Blaine . «I to look at always. used part of one year. Vey cheap. 10| 22| 10| 31| 19 12| 35j 24| 19. 27| 1’1 42| ’1 36 HI C u nahan Address this office. 19! 44| 10| 68, «2| 45| 13| 32| 25| 58| 55 22| Nazimova to Play “Heart of a Child” H 4«l 18| <_' >verdale ------ o ------ 27,' 45| 34| 29| 41| 271 50| 23 45 25, >1 23| 42 7| 47| Wanted Cornet and Trombone play­ Fairview In "The Heart of a Child,” a spec­ ers for established orchestra, for Foley .. 4| »1 27| 7| 1’1 32 23, 30| 33| 22, 32| 18¡ 33( 16| 44 ial production adapted from Frank particulars write to A. Cummings, 11 «1 «1 23| 28 l«l 37| 28| 20 4! 41| 12| 29| 22| 40 Garibaldi Danby’s novel of the same name, Brighton Oregon. Goodspeed •1 65| »1 66| 36 4«| 6’1 56| 231 44| 43| 551 4’1 73 27, Nazimova comes tc the screen of the