THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
A SPARKLING COMEDY
DRAMA AS FULL OF LIFE
AS A GLASS OF WINE.
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HANK
MANN
West Is West
DRAMA.
Prize Night
CIGARS. CANDY. FRUIT CI
GARETTES
HANK MANN S FIRST
SUPER COMEDY
merican Legion Notes
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bill has been presented in the
legislature which, if adopted,
ive former service men either
ight bonus or a loan upon
or farm property. As drawn,
this pleasure will have to be refer-
red to the voters of the state in June
1922; if it proves agreeable to, the
statdgsolons and is approved by the
goveMnor.
Further delay might
then 'bi' occasioned by the condition
of the bond market. More practical
results could be obtained by segre-
the bonus and loan features,
granting the state land board
ht to loan upon town property
1 as farm lands, and granting
service men a preference in
ade by the board, would ac-
ih nearly the same result as
n feature of the proposed act
uld become effective by the
May of this year.
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te bonus, if granted, will not
liable before June, 1922, and
ly not for some
after
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that date.
National Commander
Galbraith is quoted as saying that
federal readjustment of pay will be
granted, but no date is set when the
available. Former servicemen can,
in the meantime. profitably read
Mark Twain’s story of his claim
against the Nations.
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The Department of Pennsylvania
reports 19 Posts with a larger mem
bership in 1921 than they had in
1920.
Tillamook Post has not
reached that distinction, but it’s on
the way.
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The biggest task which is now
being handled by the American Le
gion is its fight for proper care of
disabled veterans. Neglect and de
lay in this matter are inexcusable.
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A Legion Post in Kansas is fight
ing the anti-cigarette law of that
state because it prevented them from
sending cigarettes to disabled vet
erans in hospitals there.
Post
u Are Acquainted With The
rectors of This Bank
9
D. Fitzpatrick R. E. Williams
John Erickson H. T. Botts
David Kuratli
T. W. Lyster
James Wilhams Wm. Maxwell
M. Abplanalp
ook County Bank
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
Transfer Wood
Gravel
Phone 37W
Tillamook Transfer Co. '
Liberty Temple.
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Danger Valley
BIG
A Story of the
in Maine chose the name of a baby.
Evidently the number of Legion ac
tivities is equalled only by the num
ber of Posts.
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Legion dues are payable to the
Post
Finance Officer.
Likewise,
changes of address should be report
ed to him so that notices may be
properly addressed and the Legion
Weekly received.
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The regular monthly meeting of
Tillamook Post will be held
on
Thursday evening, February 10th,
1921, at the city hall in Tillamock
City.
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Former service men are making
good in practically every line of en
deavor in the county. Doctors,
bankers, merchants, dairymen, log
gers and students ere to be found on
the roster of Tillamook Post and
each is doing his bit toward mak-
ing the county a bigger and better
place to live.
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The American Legion, which was
quick to offer its aid to the police at
the height of the crime wave, is now
establishing employment ac'ncies
and aiding ex-service men during the
prsent low tide of industry. A na
tional survey of employment is being
made by the American Legion Week
ly and all posts have ben encouraged
to establish employment agencies by
F.W.Galbraith jr., National Comm
ander.
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The present system of immigra
tion was condemned by members of
the Braxton County Post of the Am
erican Legion at Sutton, Va., in a
vote following discussion of the prob
lem. Forty-nine per cent of the
vote was for stopping immigration
entirely; seven per cent for forbid
ding It for 2 or 3 years, and for
ty per cent for establishing ; an ef
fective system of regulation, There
were no votes in support of the pre-
vailing system.
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Massachusetts Legionaires have
obtained employment of
twenty
per cent of applicants at their of-
flees. Employment officers of Minn
esota posts are discouraging to the
cities and interchanging informa
tion in regard to prospects for em
ployment In their communities. Spo
kane ex-service men and their fam
ilies, who are out of work are being
supplied by food and other necessi
ties by Legion managers.
The Headlight wishes to publish
the announcements of the churches j
of Tillamook, but to insure their I
appearance copy must be in this of
fice not later than Tuesday night.
We kindly ask the cooperation of the
local ministers to this end.
PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday School, 10 A. M. Come to
the big Sunday School social Friday
night in Guild hall.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Sub-
ject: "Christ’s Cup.” A special of-
fering will be taken for the starv-
ing Chinese. One cent per day will
keep a Chinese child from starving
to death. Will we let them starve
at that rate?
Evening Worship. 7:30 P. M. Sub
ject: "Porter’s Pentacostal Sermon."
Question to be answered: What
constitutes a Christian? The ques
tion will answer the one can any
body be saved in the lodge without
the church?
Everybody is invited to worship
with us.—Allan A. McRea, Minister.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The Christian Science society holds
services in the Woodman’s Hall, Na
tional Building, every Sunday at 11
A. M. Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Wednesday evening meetings first
and third Wednesdays of each month
Everybody welcome.
UNITED BRETHREN
The United Brethren Service for
next Sunday: Sunday School at 10
A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M. Al
so preaching at Beaver at 3 P. li.
the
This is "Educational” day in
church and the addresses will b6
cm the subject of “Christian Edu-
cation.” Everyone is cordially in
vited to the services.—R. Fisher,
Pastor.
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Coughing is caused by ir
ritation of the mucous 8ur-
faces of the lower air parf-
sages.
Inhaled dust will
make you cough, but in-
flammation is generally the
underlying cause.
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heals the inflamed surfaces.
LAMAR’S DRUG STORE
Cor. 1st St. and 2nd East
"Once a Trial Always Nyal”
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VAUGHIfS, THE ORIGINAL AND BEST
set it up acd put it to work for you to your satisfaction or you don’t pay a cent.
To be had tfow at the Tillamook Clay Works, E. G. KREBS, Prop.
t clutch and sawholder? Prt your saw on it 01 take it off in a jiffy. Phone or caP.
Deserts
11TH
COMEDY:
Somewhere, Any Place
ALSO A CARTOON
COMEDY
Atonement
TO
FORGIVE
HIM WHO
STEALS THAT WHICH IS
MORE PRECIOUS TO YOU
THAN iLIFE TAKES THE
SOUL OF A MYRTYR.
Wet and Wanner
SECOND BIG COMEDY PRO-
DUCED BY HENRY LEHR-
MAN. FORMER DIRECTOR
OF SUNSHINE COMEDIES
At The Churches
Our Karo Syrup« are 26 p«r o«at
below th* regular prise.
Burge
Grocery.
13-Mtf
NYAL
COMPOUND
PINE SYRUP
Nevada
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EDY-DRAMA FULL OF
THRILLS AND
LAUGHS.
NEAL HART
The Nickel
Snatcher
FRIDAY.
CONWAY
TEARLE
A Liye Wire Hick
HAROLD LLOYD
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order to preserve the confession of a murderer?
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What does your telephone service mean to you?
In the successful operation of your business is your
telephone necessary.
Does the telephone in your residence prove more than a
convenience and perform an important part in the manage
ment of your affairs?
In fact, don’t you find good telephone service essen
tial in both your office and home?
The Telephone Company believes you do and wants to
supply that service to you.
Telephone properties are now operated at a loss in the
State of Oregon.
Increased rates are necessary to continue present ser
vice and attract capital for building new plants needed.
Can investors be expected to furnish funds forextensions
when the present plant does not pay its way?
Is not the Telephone Company entitled to rates which
will enable them to continue to furnish good telephone ser
vice to the people of Oregon, and without which they cannot
carry out their plans for development?
These are questions of importance and should interest
every telephone user.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
EPISCOPAL
Archdeacon
Chambers, of the
Episcopal Church, will hold ser
vices in this city next Sunday morn
ing and evening, and those who be MANY TILLAMOOK PEOPLE
long to that church are cordially in
HAVE BUSINESS IN PORTLAND
vited to attend. The services will
be held in the Masonic building at
Tlllamook county people visiting
11 00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.
in Portland include: E. T. Haltom,
owner of Tillamook’s largest depart
ment store; J P Magglnls of the Till
CHRISTIAN
Morning service at 11 o'clock. The amook Transfer company; Leo Mor-
Bermon will be of a practical nature. rrson and Lynn Partridge, owners of
We appreciated the large congrega the Gem Theatre, wuo are in Port
tion in attendance last Sunday land to buy a pipe organ for their
morning, as well as the large chol- theater; Ward Mayer, of Wheeler,
which assisted in the services.
who Is a contractor there; Dr. W. A.
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Wise, whose home Is at Barview and
Christian Endeavor at 6:90.
who is returing from California ; C.
Song service and sermon at 7:30. F. Stone, logging contractor; O. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even Cook of the Tillamook Music Co.,
ing at 7:30.—Harry E. Tucker, and R. R. Miller, one of the pro
Minister.
prietors of the Sunset Garage at Til
lamook. Mr. Miller reports the roads
between Tillamook and Portland in
METHODIST
excellent condition. “We came in
Sunday School at 10 o’clock.
Morning sermon at H o'clock. after dark, the »rip taking only six
Subject of the morning sermon: hours. The only rough place Is n
stretch this side of McMinnville. I
"For Our Redemption.”
Evening song service at 7:30. drove over twice last week each time
Sermon at eight o’clock, Subject of making the trip in 5 hours 15 min
the evening discourse. "For Our utes. Our cheese crop in Tillamook
Example.” A cordial invitation is county has all been disposed of at a
extended to all of these services.— very satisfactory figure and orders
Charles L. Dark, Pastor.
have been booked for the product for
I jveral weeks ahead. The garage
Visiting Ladies’ Maid Latest Wnnkle business is steadily picking up as
The "visiting ladies' maid” who people learn they can travel to Til
need not serve one mistress exclu- lamook over good roads.”—Oregon
sively and on a twenty-four-houra’-a Journal.
day BChedule but can dr°p ln to
lady’s chamber for an hour or two
each day to sew on buttons and press
out frills and laces has a good chance
of employment today, according to
the largest Y. W. C. A. Employment
Bureau in New York City.
“We
are making a specialty thss year of
’odd Jobs’ for women,” says the
director of the Bureau,
"because
there are so many women who want
to make a little money but have only
a few hours a day to give to outside
work and also because housekeepers
in small apartments these dayH pre
fer eomeone who will help by the
hour and then leave rather than the
person who must live with them.”
Some of the other odd job» listed
with the Bureau are tending a poil
parrot while its mistress goes south;
I chaperoning débutantes on
lend partie*, taking Children to
lin the parks, reading to the
lor taking them on walks.
|»ce«u to be jobs to suit the ta*I
temperament of everyone.
PHONE
Tillamook Cow Testing Assn.
Tillamook Cow Testing Associa
tion will hold Its annual meeting on
next Tuesday, Feb. 8, at the Court
House. Election of officers and the
arranging for a cow tester for this
year. If you want to find out what
cows are making your cream checks
and the ones that are not making
their keep, join the Tillamook Cow
Testing Association at this meeting.
Tillamook Cow Testing Assn.
Joe Donaldson, Pros
F. K Blackadnr, Sec’y.
Adv.
by the Grand Rondo Railway”com”i I roadbed in order to eliminate the
c-
pany are allowed and two others de- ; two crossings which have been de-
nied in an order issued by the public 1 nled. The crossings in question
service comisslon. The order directs are all on the highway between
that the railroad company construct Willamina and Tillamook. —Mo-
a stretch of highway parallel to its Minnvllle Telephone Register.
PAIG
We ask you to take just one
demonstration in the new Paige
“Lakewood 6-66” and judge it
from the standpoints of power,
speed, acceleration, spring sus
pension and general motor
efficiency.
Get the facts — actual lapsed
time of the tests—and make a
record in your notebook . Then
take a second demonstration in
any other car—at any price—
and compare the results. Ti 4
is all we ask.
PA1OB-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO. DETROIT
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Yes, Yes, Go On—
(From a Maryland county fli
commissioner's report.)
"Ths girls of the school made an
ci<p« 'tally
down the
drill.”—A
Eight grade crossings' asked
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