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CiUamoofc $eahligtit PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. “Now joyous vacation ends happy a* well. ▲ Weekly Paper Published Every To hear once again the ringing Thursday by the church bell Headlight Publishing Company, Inc. To pass once again thro the open church door, Tillamook. Oregon To take up Christ's work gladly once more. Leslie Harrison Managing Editor Sunday school 10 a. m. Every teacher of Every class, wants Every scholar at Sunday School next Sun Both Telephones day. Morning Worship ll.A.M. Entered as second-class matter in Subject “God’s Guarantee.” The church invites back ever y member the postoffice at '1 illaniook, Oregon. Every friend, and Every visitor Evening worship 8 p. in. Sub Subscription Rates ject “God’s Guarantee.” One year ................................. Everybody is welcome Six months ............................ vice or every church in Three months ........................ Strangers only once, Payable in advance friends at our church. ALLAN A. McRAE, Minister. Another heart rending ocean tragedy was enacted on this coast on the night of August 7th, when ths steamer Alaska, on the run from ■San Francisco to Portland, ran upon a rock at Blunt’s reef near Eureka, California. One hundred and thir ty-one passengers were on board, but the number drowned will not be known for several days. Many Port land and valley people were aboard the Ill-fated ship. A dense fog pre vailed at the time of the wreck. “Two Gun Johnny," a Chicago Apache haB bitten the dust. The bad man usually has his bullets returned to him in time. A heading states that Pittsburg is bad for babies. Judging by the healthful looking kids one sees about Tillamook, there’s nothin, wrong with this burg. Last week was a bad week for deaths and ___ accidents. Such regret - table events seem to happen all to gether. But nobody seems to know just why. Juanita Miller, daughter of the poet Joaquin Miller, who recently married a husky loafer with Druid ceremonies under the June moon, bas separated from him. The big walloper wouldn't work. R. T. BOALS M. D Surgeon and Physician I. O. O. F. Building TILAMOOK, OREGON ImoDucc BARRICK & HALL ATTORNEYS AT LAW Church of the Nazarene National Building Subject of the morning. "Where- fore Didst Thou Doubt.” Hourä of service,: Sabbath school at 10 a. m and preaching at 11 a. ni. Song sor vice at 7:30 and preaching at 8 p.m. Everybody welcome. MARY T CLINK, Pastor. Tillamook. Oregon Methodist Church Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Morning sermon at 11, subject, "The Christian’s Dominant Purpose.” The evening sermon at 8 o’clock, "The Triumphs of Love.” The church prayer meeting on Thursday evening. Strangers in our city are cordially invited to attend these services. A cordial welcome to all. CHAS. L. DARK, Pastor ZEROLENE VETERINARIAN Bell Phone 8F2. Lutheran service will be conduct ed in the American language next Sunday morning at 10:30, Aug. 14, in the Adventist church. All Lutherans and such who are without a church home are cordially invited to attend. Come and hear what God has done for your salva tion. Rev. W. F. Georg of Portlruid will conduct the services. DR. J. G. TURNER (California) Eye Specialist Permanently located in Tillamook Private office in Jenkin’s jewelry Btore. Latest up-to-date instru ments and equipment. Evenings and Sunday by appointment. Complete Lens Grinding Factory on the Premises. Any lens dupli- cated. cean Resort Pro positions CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for their kind sympathy and floral tributes offered during our be reavement over our husband and brother, R. Stanley Fox. MRS. STANLEY FOX MRS. MARY EICHINGER Japan, it is said,'is looking for MRS. NANNIE BARBER ward to a "yellow world,” We have MRS. GEORGE SCHARFF Been the world when it looked kind of blue to us, and we have noticed STATEMENT yellow streaeks In other people, but Of f ~ 3 ___ of Bay City, the First Bank we had no idea that there was a ” movement on foot to make yellow of Bay City, County of 1 T Tillamook, State of Oregon, showing the ths predominant world color. -j amount standing to the credit of every de- Iso Abe, a Japanese professor, positor July 1 ____ 1921, , who has not says California has a perfect right made a deposit, or who has not with to put up the bars against Japanese drawn any part of his deposit (co r immigration. We think Abe is mercial deposits), principal or in’er right, but, say, haven’t we met that est, for a period of fiore than seven bird in a clothing store somewhere (7) years immediately prior to said date, with the name, last known in our travels? place of residence or post office ad Charley Schwab says there is no dress of such depositor, and the room In America for the loafer. That fact of his death, if known. may he, Chnrley, but they are here Geo. W. Kiger, Tillamook, Ore 16c F. V. Healy, Unknown if dead 72c just the same. W. B. Straus, Unknown if dead 05 Governor Small, of Illinois, who L S. Heacock, Unknown if dead 20e Total ...«.w..™...,.....,... 81.13 was formerly state treasurer of the State of Oregon, County of Tilla “Sucker” state — where we were born, just across from a graveyard— mook. ss. I. A. W. Larson, being first duly it Is alleged, while state treasurer, put a mere bagatelle of ten millions »worn, depose and say upon oath, of funds in a little up-state bank, that I am the cashier of the First and much of the money is now miss tv“^ T.nay C‘?’ °f Bay C,ty -un ing. As a result the Governor is In b..f.T »nmook’ S,ate of Oregon: bad. Mnybe he feared he might buy that the foregoing statement is a phony oil stock with it, and put it COrrect “"d ‘■«'»Plete stat3 away where ft would be in safe went showing the name, last known residence or post office address, fact hands, and then forgot about it. tn tdbBth’ known- «»tl the amount The late war has made us think in to the credit of each depositor as re- prov,BlonH Sections terms of billions instead of millions 10W? ibZt Even now. Congress Is planning a 10160-101O3, inclusive. Oregon laws tnx of four billion dollars on the „ . „ A- W. LARSON wealth of the nation. This immense tlHSU”o7h bHd “nr S.W°rn bef°re me inis 20th day of July, a . D., 1921. sum will be imposed for the nations T- E- Ashley, Notary Public needs. There appears to be littl, i , hope that the tnxeH on normal In Ju« comes will be reduced very soon. Tn the meantime, we will continue to pay in some instances, “war «prices.” with the “war tax” ndded. While Uncle Sam. bas been prompt to pay our Indebtedness to foreign countries contracted during “the late un pleasantness” he has not shown the same dllllgence in collecting what foreln nations owe us on indebted ness contracted by them during the late war period. Instead, he has granted longer time. It Is a poor rule that will not work both ways. Mutual Phone Tillamook, Oregon ^fotor Sunday School at 10 a m. Morn ing worship at 11 o’clock. Subject, "The Christian’s Joy for the House of the Lord.” At 2 o'clock the pas tor will conduct services in the church at Mohler. A cordial Invitation to these ser vices is extended to members, frien ’.3 and strangers. W. G. LIENKAEMPER, Pastor COUNTY SCHOOLS DR. O. L. HOHLFELD Millions of miles of highways and city streets have proved Zero- lene to be a lubricant of highest quality. This uniform quality is the result of an efficiency in the manufacture of fine lubricants created by the combined resources, experience, knowledge and equipment of the Standard Oil Company. You gain an advantage in the use of this time-tested lubricant by following the recommendations of our Board of Lubrication Engi neers embodied in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Chart. Ask for a Chart for your car. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Reformed Church Lutheran Service Portland is pretty well deserted by business men, who come to *he beaches at this time of the year. The poor stenographers just have to keep the phone hot relating that the boss is at the beach for a few days for his health. That and chewing gum, and mopping perspiration, keep the girls tolerably busy. National Building Tillamook, Oregon Read the Headlight classified ads. Legal Notices Lodge Directory We make a specialty of dairy barn floors, waterproof basements, sidewalks, steps and septic tanks— cement pipe, foundation blocks, gravel hauling. “QUALITY and SERVICE” Cement Contractor Silver Wave Chapter No, 18 0. E. S. Stated communications first and . third Thursdays of each month ig Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome. LELIA D. DOTY, Sec. Marathon Lodge No. 93, Knights of Pythiasl Regular meeting Mon day evening at 7:451 sharp. By order od the Chancellor Cotn-I mander. I John C. Carroll, C. C.l W. R. C. Corinith Relief Corps, No. 54 Dept, of Oregon, meets on first and thlr® Friday evenings of each month, at 8 p. m., in the W. O. W. hall. Visitors] welcome . Minnie Johnson, President Elizabeth Conover, Secy.I Both Phones Corinth Post, No. 35, Dept, of Oregoi NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that Judson H. Rosenberg has been duly appoint ed administrator of the Estate of W. H. Hawkins, deceased, by the Coun ty Court of Tillamook County, Ore gon. All persons holding claims of any kind against said estate are hire by required to present the same to the administrator at his place of business in Tillamook City, Oregon, or at the office of Botts & Winslow, Attorneys for said estate, Tillamook, Oregon, on or before six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, winch first publication 1 b the 4th day of August, 1921. Said claims must be duly verified as re- quiied by law. JUDSON H. ROSENBERG, Administrator of the Fua ? of W. H. Hawkins, Deceased Meets on second and fourth Saturdays of each month OB at 1:30 p. m. in W. 0. W. ■ hall. Visitors welcome. J e » H. W. Spear, Com’dr. Samuel Downs, Adjt. Johnson Chapter No. 24 R. A. M. Stated convocations everj first and third Fridays. Visitors welcome. I. E. Keldson, Sec. Stated Communication eee- ond Wednesday in each month. Visiting Brettern wecome. TIRES Harvey Eb i n ger, Sec’”. by dealers The best fabric tire made for heavy service or rough roads — Tuesday.eve, 7:30 p. m. Rebekak, Wednesday evening Camp 2-4, Thursday THE GREATEST ARTISTS OF TH1 World have entrusted their repu tations to the Victor Records, Hear them at their best in y J« own home. Tillamook Music Co.J Dealers, opposite P. 0. U-l*8 RED-TOP HOWS AXEL C NOTEE (KEROSENE) Roy Graves of tho Graves Canning Co, was In the city Monday and has arranged to operate their plant nt this place this season canning the evergreen blackberries. This will af ford employment to many women and children and put Into circula tion a vast amount of money. J Merrel Smith has charge of affairs for the present.—Adv, Carl Fuchs and wife and the for flr7:;lnrMirAi;n<'spp‘er9<’n nrst of the week on their w.- v to the snend7hW?ere ”’e ‘"Ending to «pend their vacation. v*1"* Webb McCracken uB?lr'.Kn M'8 11 A Goodman at- 't Sen- m of »>>e Seawall at Seaeslde Sunday. McMinnville, wc~ ere ‘ In Tillamook the L. Labowltch, C. E. Trombley, Jack Steinbach and Alex Vlahoe f ere among those who attended the seawall celebration i at Seaside last Sunday. haUmG. AHeJn #nd N* j’y dOWn on ’»«•»•><*«> Satur An ideal home fuel for oil cookstoves, oil heaters and oil lamps. Get it at your dealer**. STANDARD OIL COMPANY her residence in Ann i, O it or befoie six mont-.s -om ill. Jltt. of this notice, 1>»( ><’ Tn’y • | t< i KT.MA DENI EL. Administratrix of the ¿stat of Rr vin Carter, <l< eased 7-81-21.5 Read the Headlight classi Ad ad Reduction on all styles and sites CALL FOR WARRANTS. A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product All outstanding cOuntrT ?« warrants endorsed prior to1 * eluding the 12th. day of April, will be paid upon presentation- j Interest ceases this 5th. ■ ■ August, 1921. Kathleen Mi»«- County Treasurer. Captai who has t the coast county, w igators of Tillamook bays. Inch the pionee roads were were not v are speedil distinction first salnio was for sei the late Ca Waldport. While lh Capt. firecan Simpson, th for several •tx Indian i bad a store Newport, ar