THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
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OPENING DANCE
Rockaway Hall, Saturday Eve, July 2nd
DARBY’S ORCHESTRA.
W. C. T. U. AT BEAVER
The W. C T U. ladies at Beaver I
had a very profitable afternoon last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Golds­ I
worthy. Mrs. Morehead became a
member of the union at tha*. time
and Mrs. Ethel McClay was elected
Secretary-Treasurer in place of Mrs
Eckerson, resigned.
Grandma Rhodes was guest of hon
or and Mrs John Dyke and daugh­
ter, Florence, of Portland as out of
town guests. Miss Florence favor­
ed the meeting with several piano
solos. It was voted at the meeting
to send what money there was on
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Special Trains
WILL OPERATE BETWEEN
Tillamook and Mohler
July 3rd and 4th
SCHEDULE SUNDAY, JULY 3RD
3:25
3:45
4:08
4:19
4:23
4:41
4:50
8:25
8:45
9:08
9:19
9:23
9:41
10:00
12:45
12:25
12:00
11:49
11:41
11:25
11:15
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PM 9:30 AM Lv
PM 9:50 AM Lv
PM 10:13 AM Lv
PM 10:24 AM Lv
PM 10:28 AM Lv
PM 10:46 AM Lv
PM 10:55 AM Ar
Stops made at all
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Ar 12:45 PM
Bay City
Ar 12:25 PM
Bar View
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Roc kaway
Ar 11:49 AM
Manhattan B’h Ar 11:41 AM
Wheeler
Lv 11:25 AM
Mohler
Lvll:15 AM
intermediate points.
SCHEDULE MONDAY.
5:00 PM
5:20 PM
5:43 PM
5:54 PM
5:58 PM
6:16 PM
6:25 PM
8:15 PM
7:55 PM
7:30 PM
7:19 PM
7:11 PM
6:55 PM
6:45 PM
Stops
6:30
6:10
5:45
5:34
5:26
5:10
5.00
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9:30 A M Lv Tillamook
9:50 A M Lv Bay City.
10:13 A M Lv Barview
10.24 A M Lv Rockaway
10:28 A M Lv Manhattan Beach
10:46 A M Ar Wheeler
10:55 A M Ar Mohler
11:45 P M Ar Tillamook
11:25 P M Ar Bay City
11:00 P M Ar Barview
10:49 P M Ar Rockaway
10:41 P M Ar Manhattan Beach
10:25 P M Ar Wheeler
10 >6 P M Ar Mohler
made at all intermediate points
Portland Special Train
MONDW, IULY 4TH
Leaves Tillamook 3:25 PM Leaves Wheeler
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4:41
Leaves Bay City 3:45 PM
Leaves Salmonberry f 6:43 PM
Leaves Rockaway 4:19 PM
Leaves Timber 7:27 PM
Arrive Portland Un. Sta. 10:35 PM
Stops 15 min at Timber for lunch
For further particulars inquire oi Agents.
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT General Passenger Agent
hand to the babies home in Portland
that is being built by the Oregon
W C T V. Refreshments were serv­
ed by the hostess assisted by Mta. I
R. O Richards. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Gladys Woods.
LUMBER WILL BE
ON THE FREE LIST
THE PHOTOFIT
TAILORING CO
BIG CONGRESS IDEA FOUGHT
Washington—Developments in the
last twenty-four hours indicate a
real fight on the lumber schedules
when the new tariff reaches the fiooi
of the house.
At a meeting fifteen states were
represented and it was decided to
make a fight on the floor against
high lumber tariff.
Chairman Fordney when told that
these members intended to try to íe-
commit the lumber schedule declar­
ed that the commission would cany
through its policy of protecting the
lumber industry of the Northwest
and would win any contest started
on the floor of the house to put lum­
ber on the free list.
Every indication is that the lum­
ber fight will be the most spectacu­
lar of the whole struggle to enact
a tariff and that the Middle West
farmers will make a supreme but un­
availing tight to keep the Northwest
lumber on the free list
Among the fifteen states repre­
sented in the conference were North
and South Dakota, Minnesota, Wis­
consin New York, Indiana, Illinois, *
“THE DARK MIRROR” HERE
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma
Louis Joseph Vance’s engrossing and Ohio.
novel ef adventure, “The Dark Mir­
ror,” has been plcturized by Thomas
H. Ince with Dorothy Dalton as the I MOVIE QUEEN AT EIGHT.
star and will be shown at the Gem
Dixie Doll Coming to Chan-
next week.
Washington—The steering com- i
mlttee called off the Republican cau- ’
cus which was summoned for the
purpose of forcing consideration of
reappointment due to the insistence
of Congressmen McArthur and Bar­
bour
The committe will probably re-
port the bill within the next few
days but a fight on the floor is cer-
tain because the committee is now
dominated by members from the
states which will lose congressmen
if the number of congressmen is
kept at 435:
It is probable that the same fight
that took place last year will bo re­
peated as the best information is to
the effect that the committee bill i
will provide for 483 members, the
same bill that was defeated last
year.
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McArthur and Barbour and other
Western congressmen are prepared
to fight this to a finish on the floor
Announces Its Opening on or about
JULY 10th
On 2nd St., Opposite Royal Restaurant.
tauqvA.
NOTICE
There will be a food sale next Sat­
urday, July 2, at Conover’s gr eery
store beginning at 9 o’clock, given
by the ladies of the U B. church.
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FOR SALE — USED COLLARS,
bridles, cruppers, halters, tugs,
yoke straps, sLde curtains. Ford
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ice chest, kitchen table. Priced
low, value no consideration. Au­
to Top Shop, side door opposite
Post Office.
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Like tha great film companies, the
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searching tor unique personalities
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Cadmean System persuaded Dixie
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of Holleywood to leave the studios
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Lincoln Circuit
Dixie Doll has played with Doug
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In "The
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ly in demand nmong directors In
addition she Is a charming little act-
res* and has a most wonderful voice,
wtileh fits her for Chautauqua work.
With Dixie Doll is her sister, Yan­
kee Doll, who Is ten years old, prob­
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and prevent!: such gripping numbers !
m Robert W Service, ‘ Ballads of the
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at the difference a good range makes in your
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THE PHOTOFIT
TAILORING CO
YOU'D BE SURPRISED
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been, by the Coun­
ty Court of Tillamook county. State
of Oregon, duly appointed adminis­
trator of the estate of Laura A. Ath­
erton, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified, .'.nd
with the proper vouchers, to ilio'ua-
dereigned, at the Tillamook Cotnty
Bank, in the City of Tillamcs k, Ore­
gon, within six months from th*
date of the first publication of this
notice. Dated and first published
June 30th, 1921.
E. B. MacNAUGHTON,
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Administrator
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