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^Thursday, June 23rd
Saturday, June 18th
II
Douglas McLean and
Doris May
The tale of an oil iv< ll fake, a "luck” town editor’s
wyes? and a jail bi i d’s fjight into love.
ALL
DRESSED IN STRIPES OF THRILLS AND
LA UGHS.
ÍAN WIN HER
TH A T
ON.
With love! That , ;s
She had niouey vnotigh for
LOAN.
With 1‘ositi,,
ie sons of the best families
There was a wav’to win h -
1 VIOLA DANA tn “THE
TICS’’ enacts the answer.
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taken from ‘THE LITT
OF THE I
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“THE DOG DOCTOR
CENTURY CGMEDY
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Sunday-Monday, June 19th-20ih
24 th-
Wednesday, June
W Lampligl
Wallace Reid
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'The story of ajigger who put the Jay in JAZZ.
SEE ! all the latest step£ and fads in dancing-—-
then some ! with witching Behe Daniels and
“Wally Reid’s own Jazz Band.
zl SYNCO­
PATED ROMANCE OF JAZZ JUDS and JOY.
“CONVICT 13”
Buster Keaton Comedy.
I
Ussita
.A sensational and thr di in;.; piet'!re
takes, an opposed marriage, lhe th; it
tyaby and sending it to sea to i
"1
sequent discovery of the great '‘misiake" ¿¡ini mail}
other tense scenes MAKE this one of ¿he I3E 31
pictures of the season.
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VAUDEVILLE ARTIS*
FEATURING ONE OF THE EES/ J OLI N, í
AND PIANO ACTS IN VAUDEVIL^ ¡¿.a à jal C j X. j
- THE MAN WITH THE DANCIN^
I
ADULTS, 35c
< CHILD! ..
15c
‘.narrow chirp in a Country
Can a C
take a dancing daughter
lane?
'st her down, on a farm......
of the
¿a a h .. iday1- school r. icni<:
make hethaj.
CAN IT' COME... .AND SEE THE
a CITY SP ARROW
Tom Sotschi Two Keel western
BRIDE OBSCURES THE GROOM
Glad, Leah Graves, Wesley Tippin, ' Automobile Suies Hold Steaedy
Nadine Williams, Harold Erickson, I
Louisiana Court Has Solemnly Held
The. Tillamook Jersey Calf cl lb Allin J. Krake, Marjorie Krake. I The sale of autonoM- 5 durin-»
That the Man Does Not Attract
Transfer Wood
took an active part in the Jersey Ju­ Walter Earl, Edith Miller, Oradella | the past few weeks has »ou> nt.rd
Any Attention.
bilee on Friday, June third, being Miller, Carl Bla.ser, Joseph Blaser, '
steady notwithstai id'.- c tho uT.ciid
Gravel
It is at last ju liclally determine
on the program that followed the Agnes Blaser, Laverna Ackley, aiidj
dinner at Fairview Grange nail. The Howard Hohlfeld. A meeting pre- I tightening of money it Cntinci: I c r- that the groom ata wedding is inertly
accessory, or
prize-winning essays were lead at liminary to the Jersey Jubilee was! cles, caused by the clot ling of indus - a necessary inci hat, accessory.
that time and prizes awarded by the
piece of furniture, The bride 4a the
the
held
on
Wednesday,
June
1.
at
employ
ment
tiies and the lack of
Jersey Cattle club as follows: First,
whole cast. In n divorce action in
$25 to Wesley M. Tippin; second, homc of the local club leader, Mr. | 'J utighput the n tion
Louisiana, in which defendant denied
$15 to Thelma Hoover; third, $10 Joe Donaldson. Mr. Allen, State
TRANSFER
The Sunset Garage reports ci rs I he was the man who had married
to Lenh M. Graves. The program Livestock Club leader, was present,
plaintiff, and his Identity with the
was brought to a close when 24
selling as well as can be expected, , bridegroom was hi issue, the court
to
give
suggestions
and
live
stock
Tillamook Transfer Co calves were exhibited by th* follow­ judging instruction. A team la rep­ considering the Anand; al condition says;
ing club members; Joseph Maxwell,
“The only evidence Introduced by
Merrill Maxwell, Thelma Hoover, resent the club on June 11th al I he at the present time, although th-y
Helen Hoover, Fred Donaldson, M’l- Linn county picnic and contest was believe that the sales will b gi i to the defendant in r.pport of his de­
nied that it w^s he wii<> married plain­
dred Glad, Blanche Glad, Edwin selected at Mr. Mills’ farm on 'he
pick up soon due to the latest dr- p tiff in Indianapolis on October 9.
morning of June 3rd. Weesky Tip­
llill. ivas tlie testimony of the Pro­
in the prices of their line of-car«.
bate judge who performed the cere­
pin. Harold Proctor, and Schuyler
Williams & Williams repori tl .t mony and that of the proprietor of the
Fl tcher are on the judging team
the
sales are slow in coining in, but Inn t rial hotel. The Pre!.ate judge
and Edwin Glad was selected as in­
they
believe the fall in price v. 11 and the proprietor of the Iirperlid
dividuai contestant. These boys will
hotel both testified that they had l<ien-
hold a practice meet on Thursday ut offset this and that trade xj ill bcg:n tlfled the plaintiff as soon as she had
the home of Edwin Glad and will to pick up soon as several inquiries spoken to them when they stopped
leave for Corvallis with the county have come in. also more interest is off the train in New Orleans; and
from that circum-iance. counsel for
club leader on Friday morning. June
being shown by the buying put lie, defendant argue th it the Prolate
10th.
fudge r.nd the provictor of the hotel ,
When the Jersey Jubilee paused since word was received of he price ■would
surely have een able to identi­
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at Hebo on Thursday aiieruooa, drop.
fy the defendant if he were the in­
Merle Jensen, Vernon Jensen, and
The Star Garage people d> m,t dividual to whom plaintiff was mar­
Lloyd McKillip of the Nestucca Jer­
sey Calf club were present with look for any increase in the a ;.-r ft: j ried by the judge In presence of the
el p;- pro for. V do not think so.
their calves; at Beaver John White
exhibited his pure-bred calf.
Mr. ture in the sal- of automobile--, be With due re-pect for his honor, the
-it ■ Ju '.' ;r 1 for tie prop-ietor
Seymour, state club laeder, und Mr. cause employers are hiring men •_ n
of the Imperial hotel, it may be that
Allan greeted the boys.
the 1915-16 Uuge scale while the j the, bride attracted more a.entfen
On Tuesday calf club meetiug-
were held at Kenneth Williams nevi cost of living has not dropp. u to any than the g;«».;— From We»t’s
Tillamook and at Mr. W. L. Hud­ great extent, which makes it hard Docket
son's near Cloverdale. Mr. Allen for any laboring man to sav; awn 5
gave livestock instruction.
MUST BREAST TAPE TO WIN
with which to buy such luxuries
The Nimble Finger and the Blue
One
thing
has
feen
m
:i<
d
Bird Sewing clubs at Wheeler par-
8 tarter | In Life's Race Foolish to
ticipated in an Achievement
-i Day the sales which hav taken plac
Handicap Himself by Fcrybod-
that
is
program at their school on Saturday
that the buying public lc
ii.gs That Hinder Success.
evening, Jnne 4th. Their exhibits buying quality and not’aunri.'b l
Before you’re a day older irom bite and parch (cut
showed , good wurkmiinship
and as was the case a season or mor
Don’t bo hampered at the start of
their piogram cartful naimng. past.
you want to let the idea slip out by our exclusive pat­
life’s rare by the thought that per­
Much credit Is due the teachers.
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haps there is something about you
Mnpv patrons were out for me exer­
under your hat that this ented process) are a reve­
khat hinders suce«.
cises.
Card of Thanks
is the open season to start lation to the man who never
Don't run your-'elf out. Take a
Supt. Lamb and the county club
We wish to thank the County gait
that you can hold. Don't en-
could
get
acquainted
with
a
leader
will
accompany
the
Tillamook
something with a joy’us
Court for improvements on fituk dnnger your health or sacrifice your
¡•■gates
to
the
O.
A.
C.
Summer
jimmy pipe — and some pipe! P. A. has made a
school at Corvallis leaving Thlamook River road. F. W. Allen and family, hnpplners by orereffort. Thr ms»
who runs too fast nt the start lags at
pipe
a
thing
of
joy
to
four
by auto on Monday morning, June Trask House.
Prince Albert!
the finish unless he hns extra < linary
13th. Those who contemplate at­
men where one was smoked
staying powers.
tending and who have not aJreacdv
Because, a pipe packed before!
notified Supt. Lamb should do so n’t
One m< ming, over In France, that ■
Preventative Medicine.
once.* A two weeks' program full <f
wAs a call to go ever the top. Th*
with Prince Albert satisfies
The ’endency of medical science is officer In addressing the men t.dii ’I*®
wholesome reccrtration and indus­
Ever roll up a cigarette
a man as he was never satis­
trial instruction will be furnished toward preventative measures.
It what was to be accomplished.nr.I ■'&<>
with Prince Albert? Man,
the boys and gtrrls.
is easier and better to prevent than was to lead them. It was a ’■ perate
fied before—and keeps him man — but you’ve got a
to cure. Pneumonia, one of the most task that was being undertaken, and
satisfied! And, you can party coming your way!
The A. F. (oates Lumber *otnp dangerous descale that medical men a pale-faced your e fellow was the '
man upon whom the great burden had
prove it! Why — P. A.’s Talk about a cigarette
any began operations at tlv ir camp have to contend with, often follows been put
.
and
sawmill
May
31st,
employing
*<0
a cold or an attack of the gilp The
flavor and fragrance and smoke; we tell you it’s a
"Why did you choose Jone* to b’’1'
men at the camp and 75 men at lhe cold prepares the system for the re­ that exjieditionr’ the commar l'ng "H*-
coolness and its freedom peach!
mill and paying wages vary lug from ception and development of the pneu cer was asked, after the attack had
$2.80 a day and up. It is said that mon la germ. The longer the cold proved snceessfuL
"Becanse.*’ said he. “once he gtf*
in the lumber district of the North hangs on, the greater the langur.
started
all hell can't stop him.”
west there is no set wage. E'nploy- Taka Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
That's a great reputation for •
•ra are hoirlng men for what they •s soon as the first indication of a man to here on the field <w the fatm
can get them for. and on account of cold appears so as to get rid of it tn the office of out on the job.
j-onrself so that once yoe frt
the lack of employment men are »’th the least possible delay It is
nothing cm earth can keep f*
working for whatever wage th»r folly to risk an attack of pneumonxa
ktng a ftnWi creditable W
may draw. •
»hen this remedy can be obt..ned
I
F A Wa>
for • trlfU.
CLUB NEWS
Liberty Temple.
how you 11 take to
a pipe—and P. A J
1-RiNCE albert
April
cree
ourl
1920,
and '
again
Rideh
and A
Rideh
defend
Hundí
tetest
from t
and th
dollars
the fur
nd Tt
and the
«animai
follow ir
The I
Northwi
Townsh
Wiljj
tract of
t a poh
«ter Ih
nks Ea¡
’«en Se
North,
¡ehe Me
uth 65
igh wat
orth 19
.<0 chaii
»ins to
ntaininj
ay convt
»y and I
unty of
MICK