THE TILLAMOOK THURSDAY. JANUARY 13.1921 HEADLIGHT PAGE THREiS When Mr. Moore reached this point, the camera stopped; and al­ though the effort seemed painstaking Mr. Moore did it very rapidly, as he THE LITTLE Matinee Saturday and had to show some familiarity with HOUSE WITH THE the machine. Now we know what J Sunday 2 P. M. ------------------------------ ft. V BIG an actor thinks about while at work. I been brought up by a family of Rex Theatre Orchestra AT THE GEM I PICTURES What is the difference between a crooks. She does not know who her Sundays Only AT THE REX "bachelor girl” and an “old maid'’.’ friends really are, but believes them One of the most realistic and thril K. LAUGHLIN, Manager Perhaps you wil say the former is a to be both beautiful and good. She ling pistol battles ever screened is polite term for the latter, but it does­ thinks he tenement home a wonder­ the grand climax in a continuous n’t work out that way in "Widow by ful mansion with windows looking series of stirring incidents that grip TUESDAY, Januaiy 18 THURSDAY, January 20 Proxy,” the new paramount-Artcraft out on flower gardens, instead of a watchers with their intensity in dirty, sordid street. The consequent photoplay starring Marguerite Clark, Harold MacGrath’s greatest adven­ One Hour Before which will be seen at the Gem, Sat. disillusionment on gaining her sight ture story, "The Yellow Typhoon,” Dawn and the fight for happiness which in which Anita Stewart stars. i January 15. With H. B. Warner If you are interested in the Although Gloria Grey, the role ensues make a remarkably dramatic Yellow, beeause of her hair— Typhoon, because of the This picture, which takes one all mystery of hypnotism or any He yearned for the free­ human wreckage she left in her wake. played by Miss Clark in the picture, story, considered not only the most around the world, the metropolis and The Yellow Ty­ Jt the occult sciences— dom of the open and the phoon they called her in the Orient where she was notor­ If you like a breath-holding is an unmarried woman of marriage­ unusual but also the best thing Miss fashionable watering places of Eu­ unobacured sky. Like a able age, you wouldn’t think of call­ Minter has ever done. flavored with drama rope, the Orient and America, dis­ ious. With a kitten’s purr, but a tiger’s heart, her car­ suspense, romance and punch you’ll lik^ fish out of water he turned ing such a dainty little woman an For a week before starting the pic­ playing all their strange customs, this. to a woman and won her nival of reprisals against the male sex was being carried •"old maid”! When she masquerades ture Miss Minter made daily visits the glamour and gay lights of their to a whirlwind conclusion, when — for himself. A Wild Night as Dolores Pennington, the supposed to a school for the blind In Los An­ most expensive hotels and amuse­ ¿■reel .monkey comedy. Comedy and International iwidow of a soldier, and pulls the geles. She watched the manners, ment and gaming places, will be TRY TO GET IN. This is a scream. New a. wool over the sharp eyes of a pair of gait and gestures of blind girls, and shown at the Rex, Sunday and Mon­ typical Massachusetts spinsters, you practiced imitating them when she day, January 16 and 17. Torchy in High FRIDAY, January 21 know she Is far away out of their went home. The battle takes place in a fash­ 2-Reel Comedy, with JohtmyHities. WEDNESDAY, January 19 Earle Williams in Class. ”1 certainly gained a wonderful ionable New York hotel after an ex­ •‘Widow by Proxy” is mighty good amount of respect for the cleverness citing chase across the ocean to get The Purple Cipher rhe Jack-knife Man How would you feel about (fun .and 'introduces ever-charming and ability of those who have been possession of secret papers being getting a death threat signed Wiitten by Ellis Parker Miss Clark in a role that fits her like so unfortunate as to be blind,” Lays rushed to the Washington military in purple ink with Chinese Butler, author of “ Pigs is a glove. Nigel Barrie, just return- the star. "Why, it’s simply remark­ headquarters. CHARLIE CHAPLIN MABEL NORMAND (Characters, after learning of Pigs”— a charming story • • from service in the Royal Flying able the things they can do! More the death of five people after MARIE DRESSLER, in delightfully told, A home­ receiving similar threats? Did "Human Stuff,” the newest Uni­ H Corps, is leading man. than ever have I the highest ad’nir- you ever see a chase of crimi­ ly setting to a homely story ation for Helen Keller and others versal production starring Harry • • • nals beneath the surface of the that tugs at the heart Carey, and said to differ in many re­ who have so wonderfully triumphed sea? | Kleath was an editor, but his strings and brings a smil­ The biggest 5-reel corned» sensation ever made. No pic­ spects from the photodramas in Topics of the Day Klondike acquaintance did not sus- over their misfortune.” ing tear to the eye. which the star has appeared of late, ture is old until you have seen it and you will kick your­ From Literary Digest ftect his militant qualities, He sur- • * • is to be sen at the Rex, Tuesday, Cartoon Comedy. self if you miss this one. It shows Chaplin at his best. One-Reel Comedy prised the “bad man” of the Yukon, In "Toby’s Bow,” Goldwyn’s latest Jjowever. In a vigorous and thor­ Tom Moore starring vehicles, which Jan. 18. What makes “Human Stuff” ough fashion, he put him in his will be shown at the Gem, Wednes- somewhat different is the fact that place. If you love an honest-to- day, Jan. 19, one scene requires the goodness fight with all the thrills star to use a typewriter. He does it its early scenes are laid in the con­ present congressional districts will SOUTH END NEWS of teaching the camp bully a lesson, fervently and with all the enthusi­ ventional East and show the star in (From Nestucca Valley Enterprise) be changed to meet the situation. an environment foreign to his ac ­ see "The Law of the Yukon,' which asm of a genius working out an idea There are at present three repre­ Last week Wm. Thomas was jack- stage characterizations, comes to the Gem, Tuesday, Jan. 18. But when the scene was over, Tom customed ing up a car in the Hebo Garage sentative districts in Oregon, includ­ He is seen as the son of a wealthy It is a Charles Miller production, Moore looked at what he had written when the jack went wrong and the ing district No. 1, which embraces ksed in Robert W. Service’s poem. and burst out laughing. The other manufacturer who, after trying his blocking was not high enough to Multnomah county; district No. 2, hand at running the business, is * • • members of the cast crowded about which includes all that territory east forced to admit himself a failure. catch the car when it fell. He was ____ I Learning how to be blind! Of all to see what it was. And here is what of the Cascade mountains, and dis­ the car, bleeding at ( crushed under He decides to seek adventure and the things film stars are called up- the "movie” genius wrote: fortune in the West, where his fath- I the lungs and came near losing his trict No. 3, which embraces the terri. < » H on to do—certainly education in To Dmirektoir Haery Beaunwuo- er owns a ranch. life. He is on the road to recovery. tory lying west of the Cascade moun­ blindness would seem to rank among unt—Gee you think i’m having a • • ' The “Your Transportation Co.,” tains. the most peculiar. good time withthis typwryujeh-iter At the general election held in No­ A story of a small town is always latter sundry kicks and groans with » And yet this was the situation fac­ but I’m not wri t i ng a novel just interesting to the screen followers, much wheezing finally died. The vember there was a total of 83,855 ing Mary Miles Minter upon assum­ wish i ing this scene waas over and but when that town is one of the doctors gave it up without opening votes cast in the first district, 43,704 ing the role of Laura in “EYES OF I was down at thenbeach having a most unique in the world and it3 their medicine cases, simply shak- votes in the second district and 72.- the HEART,” in which she may be swwim. Gosh wil you ever cay ‘cut’ characters are entirely different ing their heads and saying, “Too 989 votes in the third district. Although the third disrict lias seen at the Gem .Sunday Jan. 16. well thank... .your stars I've said from any they have ever seen, the late.” It looked very natural after j death—pleasant smile, etc. For Laura is a blind girl who has about all there is.. Fu- nearly twice as many votes as the story becomes doubly attractive. And such is the case of the tale neral announced later. No flowers. second district, many legislators con­ The school house at Pacific City sider that the geographical division told in "The Jack-Knife Man,” a | First National attraction produced was blown over by the wind storm is as nearly satisfactory as possible land that no attempt should be made ¡by King Vidor. And soon the mo­ last Tuesday. No one was hurt. tion picture patrons of this city are Mrs. H. E. Farmer returned on by the legislature to change the to have the opportunity of seeing Friday from a week’s visit with her boundaries of the three existing dis­ tricts. To get around this obstacle ■ this unusual photoplay as it is sister at Tillamook. it is proposed to select the new rep­ * scheduled as the attraction at the resentative from the state at large, > All Veterans Get Right Rex, Wednesday, Jan. 19. . . . Salem,—All honorably discharged and such an idea probably will have H. B. Warner comes to the Rex, soldiers, regardless of the war in the consideration of the lawmakers I Thursday, Jan. 20th, in "One Hour which they served, are entitled to at the session which startsed j Before Dawn,” which is said to be preference rights for a period of 90 this week. Any action that may be Across From Sunset Garage one of the most baffling and thrilling days in purchasing lands belonging taken by the legislatives, however, I mystery stories the screen has ever to the Pacific Livestock company, ac­ will depend upon the reapportlon- 'presented. cording to a legal opinion given by ment of representatives in the var­ This Jesse D. Hampton-Pathe fea­ Attorney-General VanWinkle. These ious states by congress. This reap­ rd Ln ture presents the popular star in the s lands are located in Malheur and portionment will be based on the role of a writer who entertains views Harney counties and are being plac­ population of the states as shown by antagonistic to hypnotism, He is ed on the market under an agree­ the last census. dared into being hypnotized and, ment ent-red into between the state while in the trance, is commanded and the owners. Let a Headlight Classified Ad do to kill a man he hates at one hour At the expiration of the 90-day the work for you. before dawn, Morning discloses the period the unsold lands will be of­ murder, and there commences the fered to actual settlers at prices aver­ mystery. aging about $75 an acre. The opin­ ion was asked by G. G, Brown, cleric Income Tax In a Nutshell of the state land board, following re­ WHO. Single persons who had net ceipt of a letter from Edmond L. income of $1,000 or more for the Humphreys ofPortland, who sought year 1920; married couples who to ascertain if Spanish-American war had net income of $2,000. veterans had the same rights under WHEN? March 15,1921, is the fin­ I the preference ruling as persons who al date for filing returns and mak­ served in the more recent conflict. ing first payments. WHERE? Collector of Internal Where Is the S5.000.00J.000 ? . Revenue for district in which the That t was a striking statement person resides. HOW? Full directions on Form made by a Georgia representative to Oh Boy! that’s MEMBER 1040A and Form 1040; also the the conference at St. Louis of the —■wWf-ftBia*»- • '•** law and regulations. protection, FEDERAL RESERVE WHAT? Four per cent normal tax National Board of Farm Organiza­ 1 for you. SYSTEM on taxable income up to $4,000 In tions that the retail price of agricul­ talk font» Reflex Edge excess of exemption. Eight per tural products could be reduced 50 cent normal tax on balance of tax­ per cent with greater profit to the AJ.TOWER CA able income. Surtax from 1 per farmers than is now realizable if II UTABUMWO «M cent to 65 per cent on net in­ BOSTON, MASS. sales could be made direct to con- comes over $5,000. MAitn rvnrrrrHtse »eat sumers. It is doubtless a perfectly ' true statement. At present market prices, accord­ ing to calculation of the department of agriculture, the much larger har­ vests of this year are worth to the farmers in the aggregate $5,000,000- 000, or about one-third, less than Glenbreok “• if f'*rt Tattinger TourtngCor tUTOf.u.b. Deheil HEN the the harvest of last year. But every­ .i rd note " nit Woter Frwio middlemen lining the long way to in life but the ultimate consumer and pocketed headache, back­ with knack of doing by them in addition to their large ache and worry, TILLAMOOK AUTOMOBILE get a head start each day by turn to the profits last year. right prescrip ­ COMPANY In so far as this St. Louis confer­ breakfasting on O lympic Rolled Oats. ence gives attention to plans for di­ tion, one gotten up by Doctor rect marketing between farm and Pierce over The OLYMPIC Line includes your consumer it will be acting to a very fifty years ago. favorite cereal — sanitarily milled, substantial purpose in aid of the Dr. Pierce, of packed, sealed and wrapped. hard pressed agriculturists. Nothing Buffalo, N. Y„ can come of schemes of union to hold long since crops for higher prices. 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