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A BIG SHOW EVERY
Friday, February 25
“WURUTZES” MUSIC
EVERY PROGRAM
Saturday, February 26
Tuesday, March 1st
Vivian Martin in
A Thomas H. Ince
production
A Paramount- Artcraft Super Special Produc
tion. Produced by Maurice Tourneur.
PA THE NE VTS
Sunday, February 27
Wednesday, March 2
Justine Johnson in
Samuel Goldwyn presents
TOM MOORE
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LHOS.H, INCE presents HOBART BOSWORTH
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FRIAY, FEBRUARY 25—“His Of
ficial Fiancee" featuring Vivian Mar
tin. A Paramount Artcraft picture.
“Blazing the Way”—Jjunea B. War
ner Two-Reel Western.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26—
“Behind the Door”—Thomas H. Ince
qroduction, featuring Hobart Bos
worth.
A Paramount-Artcraft pic
ture.
"Blue Ribbon Mutt“-—Two-
Reel Century Comedy.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27-“Black
birds,” featuring Justine Johnstone;
a Realai t production. “Sunshine Ba
by"—William Fox Sunshine Comedy.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28—“The
Capitol,"featuring Leah Baird—You
will remember Miss Baird as the star
in “The Volcano” which we recently
played and was the cause of much
favorable comment..
Rolin Comedy.”
TUESDAY, MARCH 1—"Treasure
Island”—A Paramount Artcraft sup-
er-special production,
A thrilling
story of adventure on the sea. “Patho
Review.”
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2—“Step
Thief”—featuring Tom Moore.
A
Goldwyn production taken from a
Broadway stage success, which has
Blue Ribbon Mutt
"TIME GOES FAST"
Tom Moore, as the light-fingered Jack Dougan,
fixes the “bull from headquarters with a hypnotic
eye. Meanwhile “Snatcher“ Nell hooks his
watch! A farce that tosses a bombshell into the
fortress of gloom.
B/TrtTiavr TVTiv ssssM Tu/n Reel Canital
Two R oî I Century
Comedy
ben pronounced as one of the most
clever comedies ever filmed or played.
“The Money Mix-up.”Two-Recl Cap
ital Comedy.
THURSDAY, MARCH 3—"The
Plunger”—A William Fox produc
tion, featuring George Walsh.
A
mile-a-minute romance of frenzied fi
nance and fluttering hearts.
"A
Ladies Tailor."Two-Reel Mack Sen-
nett Comedy.
FRIDAY MARCH 4—“An Adven-
ture in Hearts, ,” featuring Robert
Warwick
Paramount - Artcraft
picture.
Wurlltzer" Music Every
Program
Arabella McSnatch,...... Marth Crank by tbfe Manufacturers’ Aircraft asso
Natalie Buskin ......... Sarette DeLillis ciai ion. Tlie review says:
HATS OF OTHER LANDS
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE
High School
“Decreased production and a gen
Miranda Ann ........ Gladys Klineha i
Notice is hereby given that the un
eral contraction in the aeronautical
This play is a forerunner of what industry generally Is offset by the
dersigned, guardian of the persons
) is to follow in student dramatics. • more encouraging records of perforin-
and
estates of George Ludtke and
Last Friday night the Tillamook Jn the near future the well known i ante made in American aviation this
Ivan Ludtke, Minors, in pursuance
I play “Green Stockings” will be pre year, While the last twelve mouths
Jjgh School basket ball team won
of an order made by the County
sented by the Senior Class, 21, un have not brought the carefully out-
he second game with West Lynn der the supervision of Mrs, Heyd, di lined policy of federal Jurisdiction re
Court of Tillamook County, Oregon.
qulrcd to ussure steady and economical I
ligh at the Tillamook gymnasium. rector of dramatics.
authorizing and licensing him to do
progress in commercial aviation, they l
18 to 24.
The game was hard-
Tuesday morning the atudepts ' have witnessed many remarkable i
so. shall from and after thee 28th
ought and closely contested thru- were all surprised at finding g their achievements by American pilots in
I day of March, 1921, proced to sell at
ge. The American machines.”
ait. The score at the end of the books piled neatly on the stag*
private sale the following described
, morning session was devoted to
Year’s Performances.
irst half was 12 to 11 in Tillamook’s
real estate, situate In Tillamook
straightening out the mess.
After
Then follows a long, detailed list
avor. West Lynn had a spurt in this followed an entertainment mu-
County. Oregon, to-wit:
of performances, among them the fol-
he second half. Then it came Til- sical numbers by~the students and a ' lowing:
i Lots 1 and 2, in Block 9 of Mohler,
amook’s turn and they made the , talk on "Washington’s Life," by Rev.
"Commander A. C. Read, hero of
recording to the recorded pia»
>est of it, making 16 points in the Tucker.
tlie transatlantic flight in the NC-4,
thereof.
1st seven minutes. All the specta- ! Friday night Tillamook High will ' commanded the same flying boat on a
ors and fans agree that it was one play a return game with Newberg noteworthy expedition from Rock
Said pioperty to be sold for <-a«h
if the fastest and cleanest games of High in Basketball on Tlllr.rnook away, L. I., down tbe Atlantic coast,
to
the highest bidder.
Offer« for
along the gulf coast and up the Mis
he season. The line-up at the start floor.
This is the last game with sissippi river to Cairo, Ill. When the
the purchase of said property to bo
fas as follows: West Lynn—Zozicz, an outside team this season.
This young girl of tlie''Spreewald received by the underesigned at bl.t
Ev NC-4 returned to Rockaway January
, 4; Mootry, f, 13; Mussbaum, c,2; erybody come and get your money’s 27 last It hud flown
nautical district of Germany is shown wear ree«idence at Nehalem. Oregon , or nt
dlen, g,4; McArthur, g, 1. Tilla- worth.
miles. Three of the
Packard ing the headdress donned by all wom the office of Botts A Winslow, attor-
Girls’ preliminary.
jook—Matthews, f, 2; Tucker, f. 2, j | In the past the fans and enthusi Liberty engines had o|
without en of the district during the festive neys-at-law Tlllaniook City, Oregon.
seasons.
labriel, c, 22; Toni, g; Driscoll, g, asts of basketball have ben handi trouble (luring the 111
Dated this February 21st, 1921.
air, tbe fourth wore t
larris, 2.
Bleach- bears,
H. V. ALLEY.
Aivug the 1
The Tillamook High girls team I capped by having to stand.
l ere Will be ready for Friday’s con motors were rgp on cvtuitMrclal ga*>
Guardian of the Persons and
’on from the town girls, 14 to 5, In test.
Everybody come and enjoy U m pkrked up from point te point eu
Estates of George Ludtke and
hotly contested preliminary ot »he yourself.
route. Read reported ttsrt tbe M’eat
Ivan Ludtke, Minors.
2-24-tK
fest Lynn game played Friday
On Friday night T. H. S. took part eet difficulty snceiKitared was lack of
ight. This is the first time the in two debates.
Beaverton debated proper mapa.
"CeuLpe red le taMsetUgat attesupt* a
Following is an account of the rec'-lpts and expenditures of the As
igh School girls have played fa Tillamook here and the Tillamook
(•anductsd by Burvpeau (everatueuts sociation during tbe past yeas:
rther. They made a fine showing.
team debated at Hillsboro.
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Tuesday night the T. H. S. basket score in the first debate was Beav the AmarUai vouumos ware psretos V INCOMB:
.'to toes thus tour
»11 team traveled to Cloverdale and erton 14. Tillamook 16; in th» sec torly aucuoeefbl
Advanced by factories .
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347,138 4
eapeditleM attempted to fly toe
ime back with a 23-10 victory. • ond Hillsboro 13 and Tillamook 1*
Other
income
.
1 •<< •
mi l— freui < elre to Oapeaeee. Seutb
his gives T. H. S. the High School | Although we lost both games the Atrtoe. Uetoeel B. Yae By into tod'
kanipionship of this district, also I [teams showed a fine sport and tin- sed Major C. J. 0 Bsamd hearty a—>
PBNDITURBH
1« privilege of representing this I outgoing tpam bad a fine trip.
ptoted ttolr ffighl an March 2B, IflBM
la a UK4 plane trot up bp the per
strict at the state championship |
Advertising
—H. S. Editor.
« sieeet ef tbe Uetoe ef Soeto Afrlea
lurnament at Salem in April. The
Telephone and Telegraph
a/tes their Vukers-Vlmy machine tied
ime at Cloverdale was rough and
Rent ______________ -__
crashed. They had eet out from Cairo
st. Many personal fouls were call-
Insurance _______________
Februatp It*. None ef tbe umchlne*
I on both teams.
The crowd
Taxes (cheese in storage, Mar
that started reached Capetown.
lowed a fine "crabbing” spirit at
Directors
and Salarie« ................
"Different success attended th»
ie refereeing.
Secretary
Aluskau flying expedition of the Unit
Last Thursday night the Junior
ed States Army Air service. Four
Inspector
Gallaudet remodelled DH-4-B plane«,
ass presented “The Jonah,” a farce
Assistant in Office
each powered with p single Liberty
i three acts. The play was a suc-
Other office assistance
motor, and each carrying two per
■a« from start to finish. Rodney
D. R. Tfnnerstet______
arley played the part of the enrng- Cood Performances Offset De sons flew from Mitchel Field. L. I., to
Miscellaneous _______ a.
Nome, Alaska, aud return in 112 hour«
1 father of the heroine very nobly
creased Production and
flying time, a total distance of 9,000
«deed.
James Sharpe, the hea-
miles, without a motor missing fire or
Contraction of Industry.
eck»d husband, in a like manner,
other accident serious enough to de
Balance
lussell Dark showed his true nature
lay the party. Rain and fog caused
most of the difficulty In flying over
n acting the part of “The Jonah.”
country not even charted on the maps.
‘verybody sure got their money's
Following Is a financial statement at
Oporation of Air Mail Service.
forth. Tbe girls in the play were
RESOURCES
•ell adapted jo the parts given Clear Federal Policy to Aid Prog re
"The Air Mali in 19it) operating be
Furniture and Fixture«
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tween New York and Washington, |
hem and put it on in fine style.
ef Commercial Flying la Still
Supplies on hand
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New
York,
Cleveland,
Chicago,
Omaha,
t
The cast was as follows:
Lacking—Year's Feats Are
jCash in bank
.......... ....
Stilt Lake City and Sun Francisco,
ohn Hildreth ------------- Jim Thorn» [
Recorded.
1921 advertl«ing paid
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bhn Aildreth. Jr., ____ Art Harris
»remiah Jerkin ________
R D-.k 1
lugustus Buskin
R. F ' v
l*nry Jarmen
Clnvt - H II
lawksley. an offi^r
C. G-b • 1
Irs. Hildreth
. Harriet Se er
mily Hildreth —L— Blanche Harris
Stop Thief
“A Ladies Tailor,, two reel Mack Sennet Comedy
Beaver, Oregon,
ditioii«, etc. ' I will not c.lve that,
February 12. 1921. but tiny one Interested rn1 wanting
(An Answer to Letters) ...... I the place must come in person and
see and find out for himself. After
I have received several letters looking over the place and find that
from different parties concerning Hie it I« what he really want«, then we
sale of my homestead. They all will come to an understanding,
want to know by writing what the
Yours respectfully,
price is. Information regarding con-
Manuel Saures.
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