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mUTRSDAY APRIL 21. i92
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
HEAVY ARTILLERY STILL SHOOTING
BIG PICTURES EVERY SHOT
GEM
Saturday, April 23rd-
Wednesday- Th ursday, April 27-28
Douglas McLean and
Doris May
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The Story has thrilled millions.
Tht^ Film is better than the book
Many spectacular scenes
ary’s
They have done it again!’ Followed their great
laugh hits,“23^ HOURS LEAVE” and “WHAT’S YOUR
HUSBAND DOING,” with another picture so funny
it will keep you laughing for days. All about a
young doctor who needed money, but could get
from UNCLE only when lie married <'t wife
So
Doc asked Mary’“LET’S PRET.^D” and MARY said
“O.K.” But HORIiOPSI when UNCLE took then at
their word and hustled them into a bridal suite
on a ship heading south.........the rest is hurricans
of fun.
DONT MISS IT!
JEAN PAGE
Heads an unusual cast under direction of
DAVID SMITH
“HAPPY DAZE
Big Storm, Sensational Race, Thrilling fire, Part of this
Mammoth Production.
“Black Beauty” it-' the picture you've been watching for. /
“Black Beauty” is a picture that will be enjoyed by
every member of the family.
TWO REEL CENTURY COMEDY
Sunday, April 24th
“Black Beauty” ha^ the most expensive cast of players
ever assembled.
“Black Beauty” has cost us more than any film ever run
in Tillamook, it cost more the “The Kid.”
ROBERT W
CHAMBERS
Starring MARION DAVIES,
SUPPORTED BY
CARLYLE BLACKWELL.
Modern woman........ is she a prisoner,
chaffinc at the chains of convention ?
See this breath-taking romance of ;i
petted idol of society who «Jared to break
her bonds, embark upon a mad career
of excitement, and ehock New York's
“four hundred."
A brilliant Chambers masterpiece
lavishly screenedfand filled with
in
side” views of life.
“THE BIG SECRET
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MAPLION DAVIES iatis
' COSMOPOLITAN MuOun
'THE RESTLESS SEX'
k A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
The dairymen down In Coos coun
ty are having a gay old time. 'What
with the Dairymen’s League and
the Nestle’s Food Co., scraping for
control of the dairy Industry in that
county, they appear to be between
the devil and the deep blue aea.
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Of course we want lower tele
phone. electric light and water rates
But it is hoped that the reques’ for
a readjustment of electric light
rates will not act as a boomerang
and raise them, which it is liable to
do Why not ask for lower water
rates a» well, seeing that water is
one of the moat plentiful things in
Tillamook county and easies* to
tain.
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What a nice improvement it would
be if the road between the main
road and the depot was hard sur
faced, for it will always be a dirty
mud hole, or a number of them, un
til it i« hard surfaced
It has been suggested by some «if
th.' ladies in the Civic Improvement
Club that their organisation become
auxiliary of the Tillamook Chamber
of Commerce That Is a eaplloi idtjt
and would be a good stunt to pull
off. One eentrvd community organi
sation Is all that is neeeasary for the
upbuilding of the city, and with i he
ladles of the city organlxed for
tire work wotiM be a wonderful •c-
nuialtlon to the Chamber of Com-
meme.
TWO REEL
Fox Sunshine Comedy
DONT MISS IT! BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:30, Pictures Start at 7:00 Sharp.
ADULTS 35c
COME! TAKE A TIP
CHILDREN
FRIDAY, APRIL 29.
MONDAY, APRIL 25th.
Out of the Chorus”
CHARLES RAY
Alarm Clock Andy
Featuring
Alice Brady
Out of the chorus__ into a set of snobs..
The show girl stepped....... and met an icy
reception, They sprang a trap, but she was
too faithful to Fall.
The story of Chorus girl who had to
Live down A part tl at she Had never Had,
Make It Snappy” Rolin
COME EARLY!
Comedy.
HE COULDN’T sell a beefsteak to a starving millionaire!’
That's what they thought of Andy at the office. Then ore
day' SOMETHING happened..... You’ve guessed it. A GIRL!
How they called Andy “Mr. GRA Y ”
A LAUGH HIT THAT NEVER RUNS DOWN.
‘THE TWO FISTED JUDGE’ 2 Reel Edgar Jones Production
...... ^|p..<o»UVee^V»«R»^Vs«w^V..»a^V»«w^ V »e
Personal letters about Tilianmok
county Induced mauy of our citizen»
to come to Tillamook county, an«»
the Chamber of Commerce is want
ing to get in personal touch with
others who contemplate coming
west The Chamber of Commerce
would be plea»-d if It had the names
of 1.000 home seekers right nor. to
write to. but the beet result» will be
obtained by the citisens of th«* coun
ty sending in the names of thoie-
who they know are contemplating
a change of location.
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The Fair Board organized last
wet with R C Magarrel pr-nd-n‘
and Bert Folks secretary, when
plans for holding the annual county
fair were discussed Another meet
ing will be held In a few days when
the date will be decided upon and
plans more fully outlined
Every
body in the county will be expect «•<!
to have the fair spirit this year,
with everbody cooperating with the
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Fair board to make the fair this I
year, the biggest and best ever h Id
in Tillamook county.
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Tillamook county doe* not »pp««n~
to be as hard pressed for money as
some ether countie» In the state, if
tax collection is any criterion tr go
by. The total amount of tax levies
was «805.000 The amount of «*«
paid on the first half amounted to
5X62.092. or «5.000 more than was
collected on the first half a
year
ago This 1» on the same per cent
that was paid In 1920.
Quit* a
number of other count les from the
reports pe bM shed show a decided
decree»» tn th» ¡»mow»' eoltoeted fo-
the first half
that it ahouid contain another acre have a camp ground» that will c im
of ground, but a good start has been pure with other towns.
made, and with the expenditure of
New York, April 16th—Despite
a limited amount of money ev-ry
year for improvement» and g'adu the fact that 28.9 per cent of the
ally adding a little more
land It world'» saving» are in this country
will not be long before the city will and that the average depomtor
the Unite States han a greater sum
to hi» credit than hie European
neighbor, only 8 per cent of the to-
tai number of the world'» savers are
American«.
Authority for thia statement le
the Saving» Bank»' Aaaoci*tion <f
Harold Bell Wright’s
The Shepherd of
the Hills
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11 The Shepherd of the Hills'' is a
famous rural story of the
Ozark Mountains
10—MASSIVE R
t
Directed by' Harold Bell Wright
SEE IT!
Gem Theater, Tuesday, April
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the State of New York, which hay
made an extensive investigation of
Havings banks throughout the world
In proportion to population. H*ld a
Htatement issued today, a number <>f
foreign countries exceed the United
States in number» of depositor».
“European people, through cen
turies of struggle for mere exist
ence.” said Dr. H.H. Wheaton, ex
ecutive manager of the Association,
“have been trained to the moat ri
gid economy, while Americans have
found life a comparatively easy mat
ter. The average American family
until quite recently made its expen
ditures on the plan, pay t x pelt see I
first and save what's left - if there
is anything.
Dr. Wheaton said that in France,
one out of every five inhabit»!, » has
a savings account. In his opinion
the economy of the French people
ha» been their protection against th<
“death thrusts of centuries."
CLOVERDALE BRIEFS
Miltinn«; of people have read the book. Millions of people
have seen the play. Tillamook people can see the picture.
It is : masterful visualization of both.
Scenario by' Harold Bell Wright.
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Miss Myrtle Moor«- who he» been
teaching school near Prineville, vis
Itod her parent«. Mr and Mrs. J T
Moore, on Monday and Tuesday of
last week.
Mr and Mrs F.C. Becker ->P«'»' a
few daya last week in Portland
Ralph Wersehkul spent las' ¡bur-
•day afternoon at the home of hl.-
porenu. Mr. and Mrs D.T. Werwh-
kul
Andy Haas of Mads, was tu own
last Saturday.
Ralph Baldwin Is visiting at th*
CW Hatfield home
Lloyd Todd i» helping in the Clo
verdale Chaaav Factory .
Mrs Ed Hanaan went to Tilla
mook on Tuesday of last week. r»-
turalag Friday.
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The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter
ian church met last Thuradar after
noon at the Church house Inst »ad jf
at Mrs. Craven's as was planned, on
account of the lllneas of Mrs Cra
ven's mother
Mrs Charlie Murphy spent a few
days last wek with her parents. M«.
and Mrs Marc Bays
Ed Coearan built a brick flue In
his house completing H last week.
Ones* Whaley of Habo aad George
Smith of Salem were b»«lnees eallerr
at the home of Clay Taylor last
Th» red«y
Mrs Ge
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Friday.
Doliver and Harry Brooten went
to Tillamook on Wednesday of last
week and returned Thursday with a
load of mill feed.
J.T. Moore is the proud ov ner of
a how Ford.
J'je Rust is building an addition
to the milk bouse on the Dun!*}*«
place
Mr. and Mrs Kirts of M Minn-
ville »re visiting his sister Mrs Chas
McKillip and family
Miss Agnes Imlali is helping in ‘he
Cloverdale Hotel .
Mi. and Mrs. Gilbert Rock of Ore-
town were In Cloveidale last Thur
»day .
Curley Taylor made hi» usual •. ip
up Three Rivers, Bunday
Mrs. Ed Hansen went to a Tilla
mook hospital, Monday, where »*■»
will undergo an operation
Andy and Cora He»s of M du vis
ited their sister. Mrs. Will Penter
last Friday.
Mrs. Llzxie Collins was a business
visitor In Tillamook on Tuesday and
Thursday of last week
Will Hatfield and Al Boon bavo
gone into partnership in the calf
raising bust ties» They now have
25 head« which they expect to ralae
until they are old enough for veal
Ed. Cochran and Mrs Jarno« tuUb
received the sad uews that tb«-ir iuo-
ther had died in a Salem h'lapi'M
last Friday.
Gai) Glick brought in a load __ or
feed from the valley last week.
Mr*. Scott Bost man of Hebo »r«
in town Saturday btcing sum«- itn-
tal work done 8b«' «as ■uxunipau-
ied by Mrs. Will Mot ner.
Mie» Lillie Palmer is helping Mrs
Dick Robsdee at Woods during the
Hines* of Mr« Kobodoe.
Charles MeKcKlillp .ad family
and their house guaete, Mr. and Mrs.
Kirts. passe d through town Sunday
on their way to Pacific City.
A.A lmiab is lenivdeilng his home
They have the roof off aBd are sdd
lag a second floor to part of the
house
Mr. and Mrs Will Hetfield were
in Salem Sunday to see his graml
father, Mr. Tooley
Arthur Southmayd,
tucul
painter. 1» adding a s
paint to W.A. High'» 1
the dairy eow (here la aee
galloa of aillk »early «nougli
to make a »mall nail, eno»«*