il TILLAMOOK THE URSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1921 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. “L’APACHE” Featuring Dorothy Dalton. HEADLIGHT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13. “The First Elopement An amazingly vivid picture of the Night Life of Paris—of i the Spenders” in garnish cafes, of the strange “Half-World” I of the tierce apaches. The rest is a story you won’t soon [foreet. Come ! “THE LONE RANGER Tw> R>el Western Feature. FEATURING WANDA HAWLEY Rich yacht owner elopes with girl. But horrors! He kidnapped the wrong woman! Complications? Well, several thousands! Laughs? Only one ami that is from start to finish in the breezy summery Wanda Hawley Comedv ‘‘HER FIRST ELOPEMENT.” ‘ THE PROHIBITION MONKEY ” Two reel Comedv featuring Joe Martin. Pretty hard to imagine anything funnier that a monkey trying to live up the present day ‘‘DRY LAWS” is'it it? Well, see this comedy and you will be pleased, to say the least. ' *■ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14 : X i £ » “Fighting Thru FEATURING E. K. LINCOLN A virile, live, western outdoor picture VANITY FAIR GIRLS COMEDY. “QUEENS UP.” WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16 GOING SOME” Rex Beach Story. They're off! “GOING SOME” starts with the crack of a pistol and sprints along for six reels at the dizziest pace qyerseen in a Screen Comedy! You’ll say it's “GOING SOME’’ when you see it. Track meets! Races! N'everything. %*«?*-' '■ ■Sr y “RAREBITS’ "DHAG HAlt,LAN¿ WILLIAM FOX «RODUCTlOlb TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15 “DRAG HARLAN FEATURING WILLIAM FARNUM Two Reel Capitol Comedy. Program : PAT HE REVIEW. “L’APACHE” featuring Dorothy Dalton. “THE LION RANGER” 2 reel western feature. Saturday, Feb. 12. ‘ C ROOK EI) STR A1G HT ’ featuring Charles Ray. ”2 Reel Century Comedy.” “ HER FIRST ELOPEMENT’ featuring Wanda Sunday, Feb. 13. Hawlev. “THE PROHIBITION MONKEY” Martin— The Educated Chimpanzee, circus—with the parade thrown in “FIGHTING THRU” featuring E. K. Lincoln. Monday, Feb. 14. “One Keel Comedy.” Tuesday, Feb. 15. ‘‘DRAG HARLAN” featuring William Farnum. “Pathe Reviews.” Wednesday,Feb. 16. “GOING SOME.” Rex Beach story of athletic days at college. Thursday, Feb. 17. “THE MAN WHO DARED” featuring Wtn. Russell. “HIS LAST FALSE STEP.” Mack Sennett Comedy. FRIDAY, FEB. 18th. Announced Next Week. Friday, Feb. 11. I nos. H. Ince Jd Cyar i nu^f. .u:. jt 'j-t. Í High School 7 to week and voted apportionments the main activities as follows, de­ bate, 25 per cent; football, 10 per cent; basket ball 2 5 per cent, mis­ cellaneous 40 per cent. Student tax was assessed at $1.00 per head. Tills tax must be paid immediately. If not paid wi’l-in two we?K.-. >he de­ linquent is dropped from all student body activities, Manager Anderson issued the call for dues and every one should pay immediately, Following is the probable sched- ule of the McMinnville High ganies in Tillamook this coming week-end' Thursday night, McMinnville High vs. Tillamook High; Friday night McMinnville High vs. Wilson River. Saturday night, McMinnville High vs. Tillamook Post, American Legion. These games will be held at the High School gymnasium, Regular admission. Everybody be there.— Bryan Tucker, High School Editor. A week ago Tuesday T. H. S. bas­ ket ball team defeated Wilson River five in one of the closest and hardest fought games of the season. The ; first half of the battle ended with the | High School tossers in the lead 12 to 11. The fight was continued In the second half with the teams rJter- nating for the lead. In the last 3 minutes a basket by Art Harris gave the lead to the High School. A beautiful shot by Gabriel in the last minute cinched the game, Tillamook High School winning by 20 to 17 The line-up for both teams was: T. H. S.—Art Harris, f; Tucker, f; Shingles Gabriel, Ci*r Driscoll, g; Conover, g. Wilson River—Heisel, t; Spud Harris, f; Al Boquist, c; Aug. Boquist, g; Gil. Funk, g. The past week-end the High "DRAG HARLAN" School boys have made another trip Six part William Fox Production. to the valley, leaving a game with featuring William Farnum at the McMinnville, 56 to 13. Our boys Gem Thuisday, February 15th. were lost on the large floor. Mc- "Drag" Harlan, in the story of that Minnville High has a fast team but name, is riding the plains in search we hope to "hook ’em” on our floor. of two men who killed his partner, No date is made but in all probabili­ when he chances upon a shooting ty Thursday night will be the date affair. in which a rancher named set. Tuesday evening we play Clo­ Lane Morgan is the victim. "Drag” i verdale High for the high school recognizes one of Morgan’s assai 1- rb- .pionship of this district. This ants as the slayer of his partner and t,ai is determines whether or not Til­ kills him. Before Morgan dies he lamook High will send a team to the charges "Drag” to look out for his conference match for state cham­ daughter, Barbara, and entrusts to pionship at Salem in April. Clover­ him the map of a big gold deposit dale has a team that is clever with he has located. After a long list of , the ball but not so good at shooting. exciting incidents and thrilling ad­ I We hope to win on general all ventures "Drag" insists upon es­ around playing. corting Barbara to the ranch where Tuesday noon the Rook Bibles he at once proclaims himself man­ were issued, wherein was set forth ager. He is held in distrust by all I on a green background, the rules and is accused of being guilty of regulating the childish ways Of the murder of Morgan Eventually rookdoni. The bible is begun with he wins the confidence of Barbara some poetry to develop to musical and the men of the ranch and fat­ ear of the young children just start­ tens the guilt on to Hayden, the ing out in the great world of High real murderer, who is killed by one School activities. Then comes the of the men while he is threatening pledge of honor, to obey and love the life of "Drag”. It’s only natili - .•nd trust upper class leaders. Af’er al that in the end "Barbera" and that the rules set forth by the guid­ "Drag" should locate the claim. ing hand of upper classmen to reg­ elate the rooks. The rooks are J. U. G. CLUB greatly pleased with their n»-w Mrs. Art Cn» " and Mrs. Ro Sn v quisitions. age entertained the J. U. G. C L’iub at Tuesday at student assembly returned travelers told of the Minnville game, after which a meeting and yell practice was held in preparation for Cloverdale game. Everyone showed much spirit by the yelling. Mr. Campbell on account of J be absence of yell king Graves will lead the multitude Tuesday night. Most of the flrat squad will be in suits for this game and many will probably get a chance to play. The executive council THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 “THE MAN WHO DARED FEATURING WILLIAM RUSSELL. A story of wonderful nppenl, in the C alifornia Redwood district. William k’ussell as, Big Jim Kane, does the best work of liis career. Filled with lumberjacks, loggers, and situations in keeping with these surrounding and last hut not least a very interesting love tangle that gets SOME man in jail and OTHERS their freedom. “You’ll miss a good bet, if you miss this one! “HIS LAST FALSE STEP Two Reel Mack Sennett Comedy llnghraiu. Alva Williams, James Gailey. The club will meet with Mrs. Hen­ ry Heisel on March 9. FREIGHT EFFICIENCY Last week Messrs. Partridge & Morrison received notice that the Wurlitizer Organ which ther recent­ ly contracted for, had been shipped from San Francisco on Wednesday, February 2nd. The instrument ar­ rived in Tillamook on last night’H freight and will be installed as soon as the expert mechanic can get here, who has the installation in charge. We are informed that these gentle­ men expect to have a special pro­ gram of pictures and music when the public is given their first chance to hear this wonderful instrument, hav­ ing at this time engaged a profes­ sional operator. We’ll say the cities won’t have "nothin" on Tillamook now. Morse Quality Very Low Price This 40 light "F" plant comes to you completely mounted on one base. The power plant is the famous ”Z’’ Engine which can also be used to furnish power for washing machine, churn, cream separator, etc., independent of the dynamo, cither direct or through a line shaft. v Low speed engine and ball bearing dynamo assure long life, less attention, and lowest possible maintenance cost. Touch a button to start and another See this wonderfully efficient plant and let us SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Tillamook County. Charles I. Yoeman, Plaintiff, Ruth J. Yoeman, Defendant. To Ruth J. Yoeman, the above named defendant. In the name of the state of Oregon, You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitlei cause, on or before the last day of the publication of this summons as hereinafter set forth, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you as prayed for in said complaint, which is briefly as follows. — That the marriage contract ex­ isting between the plaintiff and de­ fendant be forever annulled; and that he have an absolute divorce from the defendant, and for any oth er or further relief which the court may deem meet and equitable This summons is published by or­ der of the Hon. Geo. R. Bagley, Judge of the above named Court, said order having been made and entered on the l(ith day of Febru- ary. 1921, and the date of the first publication hereof being February 10, 1921, ai.d publication Is March. 1921 summons being published by virtue of said order for lihe home of Mr:- i. A. K. Case. F ’eb. 9. a period of six consecutive weeks. S H. JOHNSON, The house wi beautifully decorn­ Attorney for the plaintiff ted with hearts imi cupide and the table decoration* were carried out Postoffice address: Tillamook, Oregon 2-10t7 in St. Valentine's Mrs. Inxljram won the pilxe iu NOTICE the gueaelng game. In order to asaist our customers In making their Income and friends The girls decided to have a bas­ ket social at the K. P. hall, inviting tax return for 1920, we have em­ ployed V/. II. Whitely, tax oxbert, the huebands, on March 2, at * who will be here for one week. Feb o’clock. ruary 7th to 12th Inclusive. 1 hose ng to take advantage of this The Invited gueeta were Mendame* may do so. free of charge. Ralph Warrea, 8. W. Coaover, Floyd FIRST NATIONAL BANK. (ComoZeftF.O. fit, k Indianapolul > I A dlatinetive eUn in lanrar "F” Blunt« Il Offered •I below; M Ltbta I rib :wb.ku 40 Light r Plant R. F. 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