Tillamook headlight., April 14, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY. ATRIL 14, 1021
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Movie Attractions
PA or THREí
withstanding that Captain Gray v»s
the first American citizen to set
eyes on the coast of Oreg-rn and
land in Tillamook Bay, this county
has never celebrated this histcric
«vent. It ia worth thinking about,
anyway, and it would not be out of
place to make a feature of it at the
annual county fairs in the future.
The new fair board will be called
together In the near future for the
purpose of organizing and planning
for the fair. As the board is com­
posed of progressive, live wires this
is pretty good assurance that this
year’s fair will be above the aver­
age. with added attractions, It
may be well to add that every
Grange and every school district
should have an exhibit.
A few
years ago the schools had a wonde. -
fully fine exhibit, but since then tbe
school exhibits have been growing
smaller, and for that reason renew­
ed effort should be made to make
them more numerous.
As a general rule mothers aic play. “The Copperhead,” which
pretty good Judges as to whether be the attraction at the Res
I their chidren are in real trouble, or Sunday and Monday, April 17
' are -hamming tears for the purpose IS.
| of gaining some object. Once in a
The final selection settled upon
while, however, a juvenile actor N. Schroell, whose normal occupa­
really happens and such la Jackie tion is that of waiter in a Broadway
Coogan, who plays the title role in cabaret. Schrcell's remarkable re­
i “The Kid." the special Associated semblance to Lincoln had attracted
First National attraction, starring attention long before be had any
Charlie Chaplin, which will be the motion picture aspirations. He
is
attraction at the Gem theater on six feet four in height, has a swar.
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 19
thy complexion, wide mouth, and
and 20.
3teel
blue eyes. His features are
Ue
The picture contains one of
most pathetic scenes ever tllmed, Identically those of the rugged-fac­
when the authoritle« insist on sep­ ed President. Schroell has never
arating Charlie and tRe Xld, on the before been before the screen, but
grounds that Charlie is not a fit
he has appeared in several r;age
guardian for him. The Kid bursts
production?. His experience
ti
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into tears at the idea bf the parting
“The Copperhead” has not enthused
Mrs. Coogan, motker of the boy
Taxation is a serious problem jurt
him with the idea of «tarring in
was invited to a «fecial shov.ing of
the movies and every evening dur now in most communities and one
the picture, and left the projection
ing the filming of the picture he way to solve it is to bring more peo­
room in the nridiit of this scene.
donr.ed his "eoulp ’and fi-h" and re­ ple into Tillamook county and put
"You may teft me it is only actin
the large amount of idle land into
sumed his dut-ef as waiter.
she said out vide with tears stream­
cultivation.
There were Ik«® than
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ing down he! face, “but I know bet­
lO.frUD persons in Tillamook county
ter than that. Jackie would never
The olA question of whether wo- wlieh the census was taken, a id
cry like '(hat unless his hen-t was
men sbcwld engage in bueinesj or the population is considerably re­
broken. Although I know he is at
political pursuits is brought to the
■home ibis minute end probably up
duced since then owing to the saw
fore lh '"'The Charm School," star
to sortie mischief, I can’t stand to
mills
and logging camps being clos
ring tPh’llace Reid, which will b
see pictures of him. when his heart
Rex
Saturday,
Apri!
’
ed
down
the past winter. We need
shoM« fat the
is being torn right of him.”
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more diversified farming in Tilla­
ghe stuck to it too. and has never
Ila 4the role of Austin Bevans. Mr. mook county, and with an increased
•seen the last half of the production,
Retli says “no." When he inherits interest taken in the culture of Jo­
(which carries her son through ’.i
a young ladies school from his aunt ganberries this will help bring lt
tn. happy ending in a flood of Oin
he changes it from a school oî but­ about.
edy of the brand which only Cha-?.
inés« instruction to a so-'Callcd
aplin can produce.
"charm” school wherein the p".pil
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dre taught how to be charmiThg, by
AUTO ASTIGMATISM
The scenic settings for WiUtaft S. lcsBons in Grecian dancing, delsarte
Hart’s new Paramount-Artcrafr <iii- fancy swimming, diving, «locution,
A new disease has found us ouj, a
ture. “The Toll Gate," which ’will! etc.
A world of romance d«*elops, and ort of twentieth centuryism; ’’tip
be seen at the Gem Saturday. April
16. are declared to be among the no wonder, with handsome '’Wal'y" more annoying than the gout, and
finest ever chosen for a film ¡Wama. as the principal and fifty beauties ailed auto-astigmatism. And 'those
(The wonderland of California
and as pupils. This is one ‘Of the most who have it think they are the lead
'contiguous territory, the «strange delightful light comedies that hai ng skipper in the cheese.
They
outcroppings in the hills that bor. been screened for some time. Lila limb into their touring car anil then
der the coast range, ihe -sweeping Lee is leading woman and excel­ ake on the dread disease; friend«
valleys, the natural undrrgroui.d lent cast supports the'star.
whom they know and daily meet 1h<-y
river, the wooded passes—■ul! com-
annot see across the street.
| bine to enhance the charro nf the
They sit alone with generous T>: c
THE BOOSTER'COLUMN
story.
and empty seats on every side, and
Aside from this feature, the re-
traight ahead with stoney dace aud
J
I markably fine photograplry, tfhc p'ay
ncant stare they ride and rif’e; no
(By Fred C. Baker
i Itself Is one of the most powerful
ne was ever heard to say:' ‘tF’ m,
ever screened. It prescrit, the star
Charles Dale, and two Olli-, rs. ’m going your way."
in a role whieh fits him Witter, per. whose address is R. F. D. No. 1.
Alaa, there is no cure, they vu
haps, than any other—ifltat of the Grants Pam, Ore..tare wanting
to or this complaint I kiok about, 7h»
typical bad man who haB a square peel chitteiu l»ark in Tillamook
the
| streak nevertfrelein and w‘tio refuses county­ Those •wS.o have chittein ictiras are all born thak Way,
uto only brings it out, and kA seay,
to depart from his code 'of honor trees
should «Siimmunlcate with
nd aay it flatt. "A hug'» a'hofc for
highest degree of selT-«rcHflee.
them.
II a" abut.”
Mr. Hart rides foul different
Doax reader. If you drive n car,
horses in the eotarse 'tfl ¡the story
one of whwih is tbe Uoioits Ptr.to
The Outrwy nd this (toy chanort should -i«tt!e
That settle« Hr.
pony.
Breeders Asaocmlion went on reco’M on, be just * little ¡above pat and
a xh* thtirf» * nun nbould dv
in favor of a county fair this year.
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T^e open Aoer, tta vacate «eat,
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Most motion »icture «directors re­
he liberry ssice that bids ont ride,
hearse every vieeiie nrany times be­
and
Good
The ttlvic Improvement nd life seems w.erth while
fore "shooting’ but »it bsviiot gener­
Association has-come into existence wcet, like pleasure» neem w.Br.h we
ally known that “there ignene popular
again. Now watch out for the an­ «hvioe.
star who nurfrv goes through »t.y
nual clean-up week. The city sure-
A list is "hanging 5n my den. light
bit of action mnre thnn-ence. He is
ly
needs
it.
that
is
a
number
of
bus
­
<t
by swaying globe of prism, and it
Tom Mix. wlawe iabefC picture,
iness premise» -and surroundings of <mu«ns The rt-wie tfl men -who have
“Prairie I'vxulS*’ a Wlllitto, Fox pin­
private reeidetrues. Query: “Who’s uto astigmatism, : kh B my obflS eye«
duction, comes “to the Gem oli Mtn-
got the beet, well kept, resldenc-i In vith gladnesf shine because it aataea
day, April 1$.
the city, and veto’s got the dirtiest, •o friends d! mine..—^Chicago Herald
The reason ten- this to apparent
unsanitary
residence.”
to all who have neen Mv on the
Ixtaomer
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screen. The seeret of His> «uccess Is
spontaneity. He is 1n rapid action
Th« iwoflteers .are dying hard, but
BEAVER HEWS
from the beginning of a -picture to
while doing so the people are rob­
the end, and IT he rehearsed he
bed. Wheat isqiuo.ed Bomewb. r<
might loop much of the dash and
near 90c a bnsheiiup at Walla Walla
The Deavemea ar, glad fhat yr.
spe> d required to
ttbe action
but flour is $2 Pl- a sack for
the
and Mr«. Clyde Lane "have inow-4 on
real. And there *re certain «cene«
best grade« la 'Tillamook
That
to the Porter cun ch. Jir. and Mr«.
that, from their very nature could
looks as thought dte flour mill peo­
Lane wlU be derivable mekghbw
not be rehearsed—tor exarnplc. the
ple are doing exaaly what the pa­
Mrs. Jam Goldsworthy was
a
great dive over the ellff iu “Prairie
per manufacturers are doing—car­
guest at the Keazsingtvn Club in
. Trails.’'
rying on the profiteering game and
TlUamaok last week.
The scenario at this point calls
working It for «11 It will stand
Mr. and Mrs Chaa Wumek
(for Mix. as Tex Benton, to aerauib’'' What poor mortals
arc w hen we Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mi-
down the face of the cliff, leap up­ fall Into the hands-of the profiteers.
Bell.
on a horse and get away bef'M-i' the
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W. N. Bays Is giving fa)» orchard,
I men who are fighting at the bottom
1
a much ne-'ded pruning.
rare aware of what has happened
It was hoped that there would b<
titel
I. L. Green has purchaser!
^When the director read the «crip» considerable activity .before tbig h . property known as the Shoemak«-
;»Dd explained this scene. Mix re- building .t«w homes, but present property, and will tax n take up 1.1c.
■ marked: "Don’t you think it would conditions are causing people to residence there.
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¿be better If I dived over the cliff?" hold back and it Is doubtful when
D. L. Jones was In Beaver Snn- I
TWhat do you mean—dive,” w»k activity will start. Other cities are day. Mr. Jones has the contract
I «d the director. "The cliff is afevut in the same predicament. It is the for erecting a new school house in
40 feet high."
high cost of that which goes into a the upper Blaine country.
' That's so," s«ld Mi«; “but
I house and high wages that arc rain­
Bob McClay has sold his ranch
[ think 4 could do it. If I acranib*»*i ing people to put off building until near Beave> and expects to locate
■down n would give those fellows a quch time as labor and material somewhere tn the Wlllatnett* valley
I chance to see me coming. I’ll tabe I 1 come down. This is a most un-af!r- near a good high school.
| them by surprise if I come down factory situation from a twrlnrss
head-first;"
point of view, end as the building
» "It Bounds crazy to me,” said the season in Tillsmook is somewhat
director, ’’but you know what you dhort. the weeks are pa cing by and COMMUNITY GATHERING AT
SAND LAKE TUESDAY APR 26
•can do, and Xt’s your own neck any- the indications ar«, that there will
way."
be fpwer residences erected than
be
A community gathering will
"Camera!“ <ried Mix, and over there should be. Thia'is unfortun­
beld at Sand Lake Grange Ht.ll at
he went, in a «lean dive H« lend- ate. for Tillamook needs more home»
eight o'clock Tuesday, April 2C, by
♦d a few feet from the at niggling and s’lou d have them if it expects
the County Agent for the purpo.-e of
nten and before they sew him he to keep people here.
discuasing the agricultura) develop
had bowled theiw over with hi» fl«’»
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tnente of that vicinity. Seyeral of
"'Fhat'a how 1 think the acene
the farmer» have suggested
the
W.
The
County
Court
appointed
»h'mid b,-done." wUd Mi* and 'hat
ide«
of
more
fertilisers
and
the
H. Chrtetenwn and Bert Folk« on
is how it goes on the screen
possibilities of»s dra’nage dlstric*.
C.
the Fair Board, and with R.
The county agent «pen» two days
Xagarrell arid County School Sup
of
last week in this vicinity talking
Want««—A Man Who Umfts erintendent G. B. Lamb, the»" gen­
with
the farmers and making pre­
1-ikr Abraham Lincoln Wtthou’ lb* tlemen will have charge of the fair
parations for th« meeting
B»arC"
thia 7««r. A« tbs date of the fair
Tblg »Overtfa»mcnt inaarted by Is usually during tbe latter pert >f
’h« Famous Playcrs-l-asky Corpora­ Aucwst. this might be a fitting <<• , Cut This Ont It 1« Werth M«n«y
tion in the New York newspiper, c salon to celebrate th« discovery of ¡ Cut oat ttele slip, enclose »ill be
brought imaiadlat« responses in Orepon. for It was on tbe 14th <>t to Foley A Co.,2*15 Sheffield Ave ,
■II. some 100 people believed they August, 1718. that Captain Robert Chicago, III., writ lag your eater and
address clearly. You will reeetvv In
Gray sailed tn over Tillamook bar J
*’r, the exact counterparts ot
return a trial paekag« aoatalajag Fo
what
Is
now
aad
anchored
near
The object of
toy's Honey and Tar Coes pound, for
’be ad
I tn por- kaowu M •yoasaa. This was fcatr ' FHtoTa coMa sad eronp. Foley Kidney
tray
Captain Gray
4 Foiey CatbartM Tablet«
REX
Wednesday and Thursday, April 20-21
K. LAUGHLIN, Mgr
Return
Engagement of
JAMES OLIVER
CURWOODS
GREATEST STORY
THE RIVERS
END
Friday, April 22
A dramatic plav of the Can­
adian woods, ti>e Northwest
Mounted Police and animals
of the North, Also
Be in on the joy when this scandal bursts.
Big three hours show both nights.
- Also The
HOUSE OF THE TOLLING BELL
A sensational mastery story
mixed with love and romance
Sunday and Monday, April 17-18
We Imrdly know how to tell you just how good this plnv is,
WALLACE REID™
The Charm School.
The story of a uiau who in­
herited a Kiris school and
tried to run it his wrv.
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
but we must admit that it is Kocd. and if yen take our ad­
vice and see it you will say that it is the best pic.lire we
have had since we iirst showed HUMORESQUE. This is tbe
story of a man who stayed at heme duriau the Civil War
and how he lost the respect of all decent people, but gained
the love of Lincoln.
LIONEL BARRYMORE
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“THE COPPERHEAD
CHILDREN FREE AT MATINEE.
PLEADS FOR PEANUT
Yields Milk and Other Foods, Pro
lessor Tells House Committee.
In Asking for Protective Duty Ho Telle
of 100 Different Products That
Have Been Discovered.
How Old Armor Was Mad«.
UNIQUE MANGER
Ancient armor cost money. A com­
plete Iron suit of exclusive design
mlcht “stick" the purchaser for as
much r.s $1,000, which was a great
sum In those days. Baronial gentle­
men, however, had their own profes­
sional armorers to turn out such
metal garments. The common soldiers
went to bnttle with nothing better to
protect them than leather jerkins and
steel caps.
Recently samples were
taken from u dozen of ancient pieces
and put through n chemical and micro­
scopical examination by experts In or­
der to find out something about how
the stuff was made. It was found
that all the pieces thus tested were
-made from very pure wrought Iron,
converted Into steel hy the old “cemen­
tation" process.
The original Iron
was produced much like our modern
wrought Iron. It was carbonized,
hammered Into sheets and the sheets
welded together. The whole was
then hnmnieii«) Into shape while heat­
ed and plungvd Into water, thus pro­
ducing the frnal hardening.
County Judge Homer Mason of
Tillamook County. Oregon, urns i a
manger in his cow barn that Is
unique in its construction i and
which has many things to recom-
mend it ovtr the ordinary manger.
Judge Mason is the owner of an ex­
cellent Guernsey herd. Each cow
has a manger of her own, separate
from all others. It consist! of n
shallow square box, made with the
sides flaring out. It is hinged at
the back, and when in position
rests on top of the ration of hay.
RUTF OF THE ROCKIES.
Tuesday, April 19
Shipwrecked
Among
Cannibals.
Positively the most unique
nml dariim play ever shown.
See the natives tn the natu­
ral garb; witness them at
work ami at play; witness
them as they really live.
Two years were spent, three
lives lost ami countless dol­
lars spent taking these won­
derful films of real cannibals
in their South Sea Island
habitations.
which is placed on a level with the
floor, with n four-inch crosspiece in
front. When the cow 1H don« eat­
ing grain the manger is tipped back
exposing the hay. In that position
it empties itself, and If it is desired
to specially clean it with a broom
or brush this can be done while thq
cow eats hay, if desired, as it
stands up entirely back of the man­
ger. Judge Mason says that this
style of manger I ish proven very
satisfactory to him.— Oregon Farm­
er.
Washington.—More than 100 varie­
ties of products from peanuts, ranging
from tlie purest of milks for the sick
room, mothers aud Infants, to ink use­
ful for writing and sketching, have
been discovered by George W. Carver,
®
negro proiessoi of Tuskegee institute.
MOST IMPORTANT
He allowed them to the ways and
uieaus committee of the I uuse, and de­
PIECE OF FURNITURE
livered a discourse on them that was
IN
YOUR
HOME?
greeted with applause from tins mem­
bers and epeciutoie—the drei «lemoo-
stratiou of the sort that tire tariff
hearings have known.
HOW LONG COULD YOU GET ALONG WITH­
Chairman Forduey told him he had
OUT
A COOK STOVE? WE HAVE THE BEST
made a valuable contribution to sci­
Religion in Evsryday Life.
ence and Representative Gamer
The wKie»|wead Impression that re­
LINE OF RANGES IN TILLAMOOK CITY.
(Dem.), Texas, a member for 18 years, llglon is ni tiling of life apart and not
declared the uegro had made the -most an esaesftiHl part of profitable life la
wonderful exhibition be had ever M the ’bottom of nil our social prob­
known to be presented the coinnittee. lems. Were the people taught not
Professor Carver ta flfty-twe years merely preached to ou Kuudnys. but
“The Range With a Reputation
old. and the son «f wx-slaves. de was tail gift In school from Infancy to old
born in Dlsinoud, Mo., and his educa­ age, "that to deal justly, to be Und
tion began at the age of fifteen years and generous, and to revere the pow-
His high school mining was received ers Wbove earthly power», our social
tn Mini»«(M>lls. 4*e Is a graduate of affrttr» would soon HMunie, or approx- I
Iowa Agrkoiturel •college, wish the de­ I mite, the condition* contemplated by |
2S2S2S25c5îS2Sî?a5ï525a5Z525a32Sa5H.ie5i5 tS23a52SM25i52Sí5ii525iL.
grees of A. B. and A. Id., and was a the Master. In tlteae more eollffht- | .
student tor six years of foraer Secre­ •nod time» tncn want to know tbe
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tary of Agriculture Wilson. He has vdlw of religion an a personal aaeet j Zf
declined degrees of D. D. wid Ph. D. fn life rather than a promised aaaur
He is aew bead of the reeearch and ance of pence and comfort after
experinemt stattrei of Tuskegee.
death An occasional rrmon on the
His discoveries exhibited Include vwhie of religion as a personal n«Mt
teii kinds of milk, five klnlte-of punches tn social and business life would be
—-cherry, kunor, orange, blackberry tirtpful to many tolleaa. — KrasoMM
and pl»«; salted |>eanutK; two grades ' WTIsoo
of tl»»r; two .grades Of meal; five
breakfast food«; new la »wrings for Ice
Recipe for Good Memory.
errat», .cakes, gfagerhreed, cookies and
Kose. the garniloiM doaxwtta*. «an
various cocifaoGona; chaoolato-coated
pesiivW; peanut enndy bars; crystal­ ytb e you farts of history—InternatUm
lized peanuts; three retuibea; nine •41. dramatic, scnndnlou»—right otf the
wood «tains, ranging fnaua malachite twt without a moment’« heal tattoo,
■"How do you nwumgiH tu reroernbet
greea to fumed golden oak; black ink;
face powder anC face < ream ; Woroea- af theMe things, RoeeF’ Inquired iter
t ere hi re sauce; lour klwda of Block ♦«»ployer the other day.
Q’beo Roue came Imek with the In-
foods, including a bay composition
made <kv»ru the vine; grousad hay with fallible rule for tiMOBury trafnftig.
;>eaaut take; anr n sweet food with
"I’ll fell ye. ma’am." says she. "Alt
Chlncberry added as a tonic, and vari­ me life never a lie Tve told. Aad
ous kluto of «i*.
wtto*n ye don’t have to tie laxtn’ yer
Whfle he did -Mt go Hitn the other memory to tn retoemtxeici’ what yo
InvustlgAtUxLH he bos roade, Iu> stated »old thia <Hie nr that mie or how y»
i|xt 'hue far I» tiaa dkocovere,! 17 rxfUalim<l thia or tliat ye don’t over-
products that can be made from sweet work It and W laets ye, goml aa new,
rxgntoea. “Pnodixts from «eenuts ol fwraoer."
1ITU A TF IS THE
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The Great Majestic
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ALEX McNAIR & COMPANY
DON’T READ THIS !
GEORGE HANSLMAIR
Wants to repair your Auto at
his new location in the Martiny
Garage, He's all ready; Just
drive in
TRAVEL WITH COMFORT
PORTLAND
IN
THE WORLD’S FOREMOST
ENGINEER
7 HOURS
By Steam and Electric Trains
Leave Tillamook Southern Pacific Station 8:25 A.M.
Arrive Portland City Station 3:1* P.M.
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Direct connection is made at Billstoro, Main street
at 2:25 PJL, with Electric train tor Portland.
Inquire oí Irreal Ticket Agent for
further particulars
S outhern P acific L ines
JOHN M
MCOTT. (iewirral
Tillamook County Bank
ri g t-r Agent
t