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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1921 PAGI SEVIM THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT THE PASSING YEARS! am quite ignorant along scientific March 19th. L. C. Garrison to A. C. lines, but always interested.' Tibbetts, March 14th. Alien D. “A very frank confession,” smll- Cutler to Mary E. Reddick. March ed the Professor, and fumbling for 33rd. Kenneth Laughlin to Gladys a moment in an inner pocket he Washburn, April 4th. Donald S. produced a card case, and rather Dyment to Antoinette H. Gray, clumsily selected a _ piece of printed . April 14th. Alle J. Effenberger to pasteboard, which he tendered tn Mary E. Foster, April 14th. Chas. the direction of the reporter. A. llabal to Linna J. Bewley. May .A little old man, with abnormal Briefly, it read: ( 20th. L. M. Thompson to Rose E. ly bright, piercing grey eyes, sat "Prof. Naphthali Sours, Independ Mescher, June 1st. William Lester reading Darwin's “Origin of Spec ent Investigator of Ichthylogy, Dallas to Lent M. Rxtgers, June ies" in a Tillamook hotel the other Martha’s Vineyard, U. S. A.” 7th. Alvord F. Mitchell to Dehna day. A reporter singled him out as The twain arose, bowed, shook1 bodyfelt. June 9th. J. B. Talking a person of some importance. It hands perfunctorily, and settled ton to Tresaa Dunn, Jutre 23rd. was rather cold outside, and the back into the cushioned chairs and Veslie Traxler to Frances M. Gist, spectacled stranger was hugging the elevated their feet on the fender of June 2<th. Lee M. Provo to Mil- radiator, which chuckled and chort the radiator. dred C. Foelkner, June 38th. Paul led at intervals, and radiated a “For years past, I have made Carl Bays to Deeeie Babeoek. June with th* nice warm atmosphere that came winter trips to the Pacific Coast, 30th. Sidney O. Blanchard to Lil as a balmy breath from a desert at quietly investigating the possibili lian M. Severance, June 28th. Ar laibwmi the first blush ot sunrise. ties of crossing well known varities thur F. Feldschau to Ethel Brand brow* bo The title of the book could be be of food fishes. I have realized that es, July 2nd. Raider Johnson to read a chair or two away, and the some day the species of our best Nellie He»ter, June 29th. Elmer character of the book—science— known fishes would become extinct Earl to Lillian Palmer, Juy 3rd. J. helped the reporter to come to a —yes, sir—as extinct as the won C. Bellinger to Almeda Blanchard conclusion as to the bent ot the derful Dodo that once inhabited McNair, Juy 3rd. Michael Landolt mind of the reader. Every once in this very section of the hemisphere. to Mrs. Katie Marti, July 14th. a while the reader paused, and Naturally, I have thought much a- j George Loerpabel to Elena Lorn- seemed lost in deep though, as he bout crossing the more hardy spec men, Juily 20th. Vedo P. Cavaya gazed through the ample hotel win ies of salmon with others ot the to Katherine Reust, August 3rd. hardier varieties, thus bringing William S.. Taylor to Lucy Rankin. dow out to the snow r----- enveloped _ ■ mountain range that rises like a forth a new species which would August 3rd. Orval Gillett to Edith great rampart above the level ot naturally run its corse as the other Wilkes, August 6th. R. Y. Blalock well-known varieties have done, to Clara A. Bowden, August 7 th. the beautiful Tillamook valley. The reporter wanted to horn in when the present species have been Guy B. Nyswaner to Ollie F. Cross, and get acquainted for he scented exhausted, either through the de August 6th. James H. Arthur to with the nose of an eager “news mands of commercialism or by the Lola Etta Winters, August 10th. hound," a story for the local paper. limit which nature seems to have Paul Burke to Nellie Douglas, Au fixed as the life of the __ , different gust 13th. Alfred W. Anderson to But engaging the attention of one fishes, of flora and fauna, , which Elizabeth Myers, August 20th. T. who seemed so ¿.eply engrossed in scintific research, had its difficul thrive for a few thousand years W. Purvis to A. E. Alberding, Au and then, like the Dodo and other gust 23rd. Howard B. Smith to ties. Just then, ater a moment of deep ancient mammals and fishes, final 23rd. Frank J. Mills to Cathryn decay and pass ot of active man Berle, August 24th. Elmer La Due reflection, the savant, for such ne ly ifestation. Follow me?” to Lida Olive Shultz, August 27th. seemed to be, slapped his right "In a rather vague way, yes,” thigh, and smiled broadly. A sec replied the reporter, “but I am in Wayne Franklin to Lillian P. Ham ilton, August 29th. Jesse Ralph ond later he had seized the note terested nevertheless.” 3 LOOK back upon the past Marsh to Myrtle Irene Cherry, Au book that lay in his lap, and began “Very good,’’ resumed the Profes gust 30th. Edward Eric Glad to year, and see bow little we to write feverishly, the reporter sor. "My plan just evolved Is to be Lottie E. Orth, August 30th. How-1 have striven, and to what watching these human manifesta gin right hefle on your beautiful ard O. Erskine to Gladys M. Hath small purpose, and how tions with renewed Interest. Tillamook coast, with a rather nov away, September 1st. Linn GarRer often we have been cow For at least two minutes the el scientific experiment. I propose, to Laura Olive Dodge, September ardly and hung back, or wriing was continued, and finally, sir, to gathr from the varios hatch 3rd, JYoseph Pohl to Bernice temerarious and rushed unwisely in; as if satlsfld with his investigation, eries of the Pacific coast excellent, Clark, September 23rd. Tory Krum- and bow every day and all day long the little old man, closed up the vigorous types of the celebrated I lauf to Helen M. Jackson, Septem we have transgressed the law of kind note book, cashed away his prince- "Sock-eye salmon and cross It with ber 28th. Emry Acy Cook to Bes ness; it may seem a paradox, but in nez In its morroco case, and began your steelheads and Chinooks, the sie May Bowen, September 29th. the bitterness of these discoveries a to hum good naturedly. result I believe will give you * new Clifford Thomas to Hallie Desmond, certain consolation resides. The reporter then quite craftily type of fish combining all the splen October 3rd. Carl Heisel to Hepea- Life is not designed to minister to brought out his pipe—the mal did food qualties of both these fam beth W. Chase, October 16th. For a man's vanity. He goes upon his odorous one of strong scent, typi ous fishes. The “Sock-eye,” as yon rest Elmer Wist to Etta May Hall, . long business moot ef the time with cal of his profession—filled it with I know does not run in the Tillamook October 20th. David Martin Ever a hanging head, and all the tiaae like the weed that cheers, and leaning est to Adella Zue Gage, October 21, a child. Full of rewards and pleas over toward the supposed scientist, TOTAL MARRIAGES DURING Fred E. Buck to Helen Ruth Mlll- ure as It is—eo that to see the day wr, October 31st, George Baxter to break or the moon rise, or to meet politely asked him for a match. PRESENT YEAR IS 67 Agnes Buhkka, November 4th, Har a friend, er to hear dlnfter caTi when "It gives me great pleasure, sir,” One hundred thirty-four persons ry R. Goodrich to Ora M. Hobner be is hungry, fill him with surprising said the little old man producing a match safe of gun-metal steel, with were united in marriage in Tilla November 12th, A. L. MoCarty to joys—this world is yet for bhn no mook county during 1921, according Laura Bernard, November 12th, abiding city, friendships fall through, a water tight lid. The reporter expressed his to the records in the county clerk's Herman Enz to May Neyman, No health falls, weariness assails him; office. Contrary to the popular be vember 22ktd, James W. Wood to year after year he must thumb the thanks. hardly varying reword of bls own “Rather Knusual weather for your lief that June is the month of mar Emma Marie Fisher, December ", weakness and folly. » tial ties. August led last year with Thomts Arthur Johnston to Leona section, I take it," ventured the fifteen marriages, with January reg It is a friendly process of detach-* Agnes Martin, December 8th', Arth Htraager, rubbing his hands togeth- istering nine. Eight marriages were ur Burton Call to Ora Lila Gist, De nient. When the thne cornea that he er and snuggling a little closer to performed in June. cember 10th, Lule James Edwards should go, there need be few illusions the burbling radiator. The names of the contracting par to Opal Rogers, December 17th, R. left abouUbimself. Here Ues one who "I see you have been reading Dar ties and the dates follow: W. Castle to Laelle I Shortridge, meant well, tried a little, failed much; win,” ventured the reporter by way Charles Irwin Smith to Laura December 22nd, Russ Pesterfleld to surely that may be his epitaph, ef i of an opening. Edpa Enda Kabke, January 1st. LaVelle I. Shortridge, December 34 which he need not be ashamed. Ner "Merely to corroborate an opin George Young to Della Hundley, and Felix Kebbe to Ollie Minor De will Ct complain at the summons, which calle a defeated eoidter from the ion I have just formed,” said the January 13. Alex Salway to Mar- cember 27th. field; defeated, ay. if he were Paul er bookish stranger. ion Becker, Janutry 11th. Clyde I “May I venture to inquire the Brown to Martha Jurks, January SAVE AND HAVE. Suggestions Marcus Aurelius!—but if there is still i nature of the conclusion, if I am 12th. Grant P. Fisk to Lovelle are being made that Germany should one inch of fight' in hie old spirit, sn- not Intruding on something of a Grover, January 12th. Edwin Wild- be allowed thiee years before mak disbonored. Give him a inarch with bis eld bones; there, out of the gloaious purely private nature?” fong to Abigail Nelson, January ing further reparation payments. By “I shall be glad to tell you about 16th. Robert William Mirers to that time of course they may be able sun-colored earth, out of the day and it, if you thiak you might be lnter- Bessie Rachael Lantx, January to buy another wax.—Punch (Lon tike dust, and* the ocstacy—there goes another Faithful Failure. ested, but I assure you it is rather 16 th. Julius W. Tohl. to Anna don). a prosy sbject.” Klugg, January 19th. Klamatah Falla —Pelican Bov Co. | "If it be anything connected with A CASE AT PRAYER: We are the Louis Henry to Georgia Owens, x science, I shall be glad to know of January 29th. Erhard Vogt to posterity our forefathers prayed for mill to reopan. Astoria — Swift A Co. . io build your conclusions,” said the reporter Theresa E. Emmenegger, February —can you blame them?—Evansville »10,000 plant hese. “but let me forewarn you, that 1 1st. Earl Gilmore to Rosa Blum, Courier. Another Royal Suggestion Biscuits and Cinnamon Buns From the N ew R oyal C ook B ook ■ r ■. .. ___________ ISCUIT! So tender they fairly omit in the mouth, and of such glorious flavor that the appetite is never satis fied. These biscuits anyone can make with Roya. Baking Powder and these unusual re- C,P°- Biscuits > cups hour 4 teaspoons Royal Bakins Powder U teaspoon salt 1 teblsapoons shortening 8» cup milk or half milk and half water Sift together flour, baking powder and salt, add ahorteni end rub tn very III ; add liquid slowly; er pat oa floured board to about one Inch tn thickness (handle ns little aa possible): cut with biscuit cutter. Bako tn hot oven 1» to M min utes. Royal Cinnamon Buns SU cups flour 1 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons Royal Baling Powder • tablespoons shortening J ' ' B ROYAL BAKING* POWDER PEACE ON EARTH 1 II ” A — Htaithy Mthcrt H Woman’s Hospital / 144 North 18th Street, Portland, Oregon MINv Ortolan THE BERING EYE: How do you visualise your Job? The story of thru throe stone cutters leaves nothing of wlqdom to bw said. They were work Ing <A> a stone. A stranger asked thc first what he was doing. "I'm work ing for $7.50 a day," he repVed. "And yon?’* the stranger asked the second. “I’m cutting this stone," growled tire laborer. When the ques tion was put to th« third stone eut ter, he Nnswesed, "I’m bhlldlng a ca thedral."—The Christian Register (Boston.) z Mothers PRECBPT AND EXAMPLE. Ear ly In •ctober while the bnaln*«s man a*er was away on sick-leave, out. lonk trusted bookkeeper and adver tising managei, E F. M. author <f "The Soclallsaation of Money", de parted with four thousand dollars. We have made every effort to ap prehend him. ehort of instituting proceedings which wotlld resuit In' his being pul in Jail, and that we do ■ot want to do.—From a page ap peal for Immediate ffaanel.il seal st anna In the current Liberator (New Yorh.) G. 8. Nelson, of Newberg Is visit Ing at F. H. Pinkstaaff. He was formerly a resident of Tillamook. He has four daughters living here who he is visiting. — » A FAMILY AFFAIR “Did you give the Penny to the monkey, dear* "Yes. mamma." ’ “And what did the monkey do with It?” "He gave It to his father, who Played the organ."- Boston Trt.us- erfpt. THE HORRORS OF DISARM A- First Sailor (»archtnx MENT, vainly for bis ship after a few hours* » ItH't" leave)—"but she was here when we went ashore, wasn't slue?” Second sailor "It's them blokee at Washington. They've started Io scrap the Fleet, mi ' begun on us" —Punch (London). IMPROVED SPECIFICATION A. Manager (to applicant for >ffloe boy vacancy) "Aren't you the boy who applied for this poult Ion a fortnight ago?” Boy: "Yes si> ” Manager: “And didn't 1 say I wanted an oldwr boy?” "Yes, air. That's why I'th here now!"—London Bvtfning Nows. Jackson county levies 1 in‘11 tat to bold county fair. Eugene farmers creamery erecting hwo-etory plant of hollow tile. Potato growers of four Pacitlo Northwest states have organized. Toledo Pacific Spruce Co. will finish large mill b*r* by July 1. Lake View — Railroad to Back- staff, California, to be abandoned. Gaa plants to be established la Corral I la and Albany. Keaton — Bt4ck Manoni« hnll »0« 10S te be erected here. Aurora- - Knights of Pythias to erect lodge hall. Joseph— Elect lie plant at Wallo wa lake Is virtually finished. Portland —Two shlpe to carry grnln to Ireland. Building trades organisation of 100 farms formed In Oregon So ne- cure groatci efficiency In construc tion of nw buildings. Ilaker- Big gold jgdffe struck at 1200 fe.-t In Last Chance mine. Portland police force cuts 87 men waving »73,000. Deschutes county tax levy f it 1922 Increased 18 mills. Baker has new packing plant with »50.000 capital. Eugene telrphr/ne plant to fiate Improvements of »60.000. Bowwell Springs bottling plant has invested »«7,000 in project Pendleton tax levy 3.1 mins be low 1921.
