IAT. JA1TOABT ÎS.IW»! THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT Big “7” Programs at The Gem n JJ SATURDAY, January Fourteenth .PROGRAM Widow By Proxy It was night! The house fairly reeked of an­ cestors. The youthful little “widow,” in her nightie, was prowling about the heirlooms. She Friday, I I was an imposter. She was also in love. She shud- dered to think that if h e caught her-he did catch her! Yet things soon bright­ ened for her “dead hus­ band” arrived, and she went right ahead and mar­ ried. Astonsihing?!!? Sim­ ply scandalous— you understand it. Come! Brownie, | a g I I | Peacemaker MAISGUEfeiTE CLAfck, ßy Proxy 2-Reel SPECIAL Comedjl ^IÇ^arnmounUîrtcrafl Q>icturv SUNDAY, January Fifteenth Jan. TUESDAY, January Eighteenth 14— “Turning the Tables,” featuring Dorothy Gish. Saturday, Jan. 15— “Widow By Proxy,” featuring Marguerite Clark. “Brownie, the Peace Maker,” 2-reel comedy. Sunday, Jan. 16— “Eyes of the Heart,” featuring Mary Miles Minter. “Pretty Lady,” 2-reel comedy. Monday, Jan. 17— “$30,000.- 00,“ featuring J. Warren Kerrigan. “Mamma’s Boy,” 1-reel comedy. Tuesday, Jan. 18— “The Law of the Yukon,” based on the poem by Robert W Service. Pathe Review. Wednesday, Jan. 19— “Toby’s Bow,” featuring T o m Moore. Bray Pictograph. Thursday, Jan. 20— “From Now On,’’ featuring Geo. Walsh. “BackStage,’’2-reel com­ edy featuring Fatty Ar­ buckle. g £ i525E52S2S2SHS25ZSE5H5aS2SíSE52S?5H5aS¿SB The Law of the Yukon -a photoplay based on the poem, “THE LAW OF THE YUKON, by Robert W. Service. Staged in the Yukon Valley where the mercury runs low and feeling runs high. PATHE NEWS -this is a picture you will hear ev eryb ody talk about. Don’t Miss It MARY MILES MINTER of the Heart --a story of crooks and a blind girl who sees everything with “Eyes of the Heart.” Miss Minter’s supreme achievement and A TWO-REEL FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY Pretty Lady MONDAY JANUARY 17 J. Warren Kerrigan In “$30,000.00" Snub Pollard in Mamma’s Boy THE LAW OF THE YUKON ¿t-CHAAUS AULLEA PKCßUCTlCN THURSDAY, January Twentieth GEORGE WALSH in Featuring ¡! ¡muiiuiiiihiiiinuiuiiii, From Now On Story by FRANK L. PACKARD, author of “The Miracle Man” Filled with thrills and more of WALSH’S characteristic stunts than shown in any of his previous photoplays-and Fatty Arbuckle in one of bis funniest comedies- BACK STAGE A TWO-REEL HISTORY-MAKER a ■\ | Wilbur Davis was operated on at W. H. Ellwood of Rockaway was 1 the Boals hospital this week. a business visitor in Tillamook Society News Local News I; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marolf left thla week' return,nK to his home. Only 14» But Is Very ” Wednesday, for Portland where they " ednesday, Busy Boosting Hnrdiag JJC. Fish left Tuesday, for Hllls- will visit relatives. The O. E. S. Kensington held Mrs. Mary Martin, who has been David Kuraltl, vice-president of ’ visiting her relatives at Westport, re. their regular monthly meeting on Hers is a picture qf Jamas Dnacan Mrs. Leslie Harrison, left Monday the Tillamook County Bank has been turned Tuesday accompanied by her the regular date. MacGregor, Jr„ age teurteen, who Is Their being an average attend ­ In# Portland. daughter, Miss Leo. on the sick list ately. the publisher of The Weakly ffrota of ance the dub now has thirty seven Is Burns left, Tuesday for Saline' Mr. and Mrs. John Ledile, leit •"M~A“R* Morris - who has been members and all seem to take a good Stamford. Conn. In * receta Ms newspaper ha said: Berry, Oregon. for Portland, Wednesday, where visiting her sister, Mrs. C. L. Dark, personal interest. "The editor of thia of this city, left for her home In Mrs. Leland Irwin, left for Port- they will visit friends. The hostesses Mesdames Plank 1 m 4 Thursday. Mrs. E. Ed. Helsel left Tuesday for Portland, Wednesday. and Reedy aerved a dainty luncheon. The meeting adjourned to meet again ijHtonie Wooley of Hemlock was tn Portland where she will visit her Miss Margaret Coates of San in February. folks,for a few weeks. ^Mfmook Tuesday. Francisco, who has been visiting her Carl Dawson was up from Gari­ folks here for several weeks, left W. 8. Cone of Bay City left for baldi Cove this week feeling much for Portland, Monday. Fortland, Thursday. better from his illness. Whatever view one may take town H. J. Hickerson was In The Misses Lillian and Olga the straight question of vaeeinatlou, M Mrs. M. W. Harrison returned to Tweffday from Nehalem. Portland, Saturday after several days Tucker returned to their school at would seem. after careful pertasal of B. F. Knuz was In Tillamook, visit with relatives here. Drain, Oregon after spending the the so-called "Autl-Coaapulaory Vac­ cination Amendment,” on the ballot Tudfcay from Portland. holidays here with relatives. Martha Neiger left for Portland, for November 2. that it should be de­ Mrs. Carl Wilhelms left the hospi­ Tuesday, where she will visit her Rev. Schuetxe left Saturday for feated by aa overwhelming majority tal for her home Tuesday. sisters for a few weeks. the conference in I^rtland and there because of its iniquitous over-reaohlng provisions, cloaked under a misleading Miss Bern'ce Ripley is recovering Mrs. John Riggs left for Wheeler will be no services at the Reform title. from an attack of pneumonia. Competent authorities, both legal Saturday, where she will visit her Congregational Church this Sunday. and medical, wbo have gone Into this U rry McDonald of Portland was mother, Mrs. J. G. Ranes. Miss Bertha Blanchard, a nurse Mil, declare it to be all-inclusive as to in th le city this week on business. Mrs. H. Kuppenbender, left for of the Boal’s hospital, left for her its effect, if adopted by the voters, on J. C. Stewart of Portland, was in Portland, Monday where she will home in Hemlock this week where the subject of preveation of diseases, JAME8 DUNCAN MAC SRBQOR, Jr. this city on business this week. visit relatives of that city. she- expects to reside for the present. no maV.tr of what nature. That it te say the object of The Weakly Presa robs the authorities, duly aonstltutod. la to publish facta and de my part G. I. Houston was a business visit- C. T. MsP-herson, of Portland who Little Matilda Cooper, who is ef power to act, even in an epidemic in helping the United Riete« get Into off Tuesday from Manhattan Beach. has been in this city for several days emergency, Is the declaration of men boarding at the St. Alphonsis' Acad­ and women who have given it the moot oflBce good, bones« niea. mea who leve rs. F. M. Nells left, Thursday for on business, left Thursday. their country drat of all. As I am emy left for her home in Mohler Sat­ careful serutLny. WBB urday to visit her parents over Sun­ Mu tir to spend the day with friends. Isabel Parrish of Portland Read carefully the following excerpt only fourteen years old, 1 eaaaet reto, treat this bill and determine for your­ but I appeal to all voters to cast their ■ rs. Webster Holmes, left for among the guests registered at the day. ballot for Senator Warrea G. Harding Tillamook Hotel this week. self what it means their home near Garibaldi, Thurs- The infant daughter of Mr. and “No form of vacelnaXloa. lnooultatea and Governor Calvin CeeUdge.” Miss Bernice Clark is recovering Mrs. J. B. Stam of Mohler success­ or other medleaUon shall bo made a James numbers his aaceetors among «•y. the «ignare of the Declaration of In­ nicely at the Boals hospital after oetdltlon la thia state for ad ml solo a fully underwent an operation on her 1. w. Swigert of Seattle was a dependence sad always has beea a ear at the Boats' hospital Wednes- to er attendance in any public school, reader of biographies ef great men taalnees visitor in this city this an operation for appendicitis. oollage, university or other educational A marriage license was Issued Sat­ day. W*k institution; or for Che employ meat of ■ooeovelt la his hero. Harding la his any person In any capacity or for the Idea ef the kind of a man the eeentry the urday to George Young 19 and Della F. B. Hammond is among Dr. Russel of Cloverdale, who was aaarslao of any right, the performance should have 'or President. Hundlay 18, both of Wheeler. its registered at the Tillamook hurt in the auto accident on the of any duty or the enjoyment of nay Mrs. D. C. Shaw of Portland was road south of this city, Is recovering privilege.” Under the provisions thus stated, if F. A. Rowe and Ralph Cady were in this city to spend the week end, from his injuries nicely at the Boat's •oaatnr Harding, oheervatlea leads the English language moans anything, us to believe, lias created a strong hospital. TIDamook visitors from Wheeler. ■ eturning to her home, Monday. compulsory vaccluatloa, even In .he Impression of eartietrtnem, sincerity Kay. Mrs McDaniels left for Garibaldi gravest emergency, would be prebib- Mrs. A. G. Hamblin was a Tilla­ sad iilgk sense of diMy. His utter­ tb . Park left for Bay City Mon­ mook visitor from Portlland Monday Saturday to be present at lhe open­ lted In the case of typhoid, paraty­ ances are mark<-|>eal spent the day at their cottage th-'re. ¡homes in Washington. I Portland. ronceived. and irresponsible In statements. Mrs. Harry Ditter who has been This more or less innocent-appearing Philadelphia North American. fr. Wilson, who has been at the Mrs. Jonas Olson and grand­ Tillamook, re ­ in title is No. 313 on the ballot, labeled itman hospital for several weeks. I visiting friends daughter left for AJoha, where the "Anti Vaccination Amendment.” turned to her home in Garibaldi. childs’ parents ioing nicely. reside, from there Vote it NO in capital letters. W. L. Campbell, formerly sheriff n Mrs. Olson will go to Seattle to of Tillamook, and A. W. Pierce of trs. Lindsay of Garabaldi under- Miss Mary Peltz returned from visit her son Dr. J. Olson I 111 of the armies end navies of the I Salem tried to dilve to Portland fioni t an operation at the Eastman woiid have found vaccination and In­ Salem yesterday, but gave it up as Portland Wednesday where she I has pitaxl Monday. Mrs O. C McKy of this city, left oculation of untold value in saving hopeless when they arrived at Ore­ been studying X-ray technic for the life, but the framers of the misnamed ‘5”' L. C. King, who has been last two months under Dr. Diemer. for Portland. Tuesday. After vlslt- 'Anti-Compulsory Vaccination Amend­ gon City. North of Oregon City the d>* Lüsberg hospital for several She will be employed by Dr. Shearer, Ing a short time In* that city Mr«. ment.'' to be voted upon at the eiectloa highway is covered -with several feet f"' left for her home In Garibaldi who has bought a new X-ray ma­ McKy will go on to California where November 1, discount all of that ex­ (of water, making progress by ma­ pay perience and tes'.imonv she expects to make her home. chine out of the question. Mr. Pierce chine. J T I J declares that the falls of the Wiliam- ette river at Oregon City are a sight to behold and that everyone who can 1 manage to get that far from Port­ land should do so just to view the wonderful mass of tumbling water. better dairy ranch north of the city; on the Wilson river, and has acqulr- ed a nice herd of high-bred cattle.-— McMinnville Telephone Register. W. F. Leach, one of the commis­ sioners of the port of Tillamook and who is in the meat business in Tllla- inook town, is registered at the Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Lester Daniels and Oregon.—Oregonian. daughter came over from Tillamook MrB. Norris of Nehalem returnei on Saturday for a visit with Judge Daniels' family and other relatives to her home, Thursday. Mrs. Norrie here and at Woodburn and Portland. has ben asaietlng in the care of her Lester formerly lived south of Tilla- brother, ______ _____ Mr. Thompeons' baby girl mook, but later bought a larger and who is ill at the Boals «capital. —Oregonian. - - ■ 'jt .si > Left Over We will tell at large reductwm the last of three different lines of firs* class phonographs. gins January 3, 192^ Sale be­ Tb>s is Your Opportunity If yon take advantage of it before the limited supply is exhausted. Tillamook Music Co Victor Dealers TILLAMOOK, OREGON