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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT 1 ¡..Id. .k V !• . J.i»!.« a 'Akui-uu/ a/ l^s I J < U.VU w diet Headlight Publishing Company. Ino. Tillamook. Oregon ss Both Telephones Entered as second-class matter in the poetoffice at Tillamook, Oregon. Subscription Bates One year ................................ Mx months ........................... Three months ....................... Payable In advance MOO 1.00 AO OBITUART Joseph Freeman Jackson xik> was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic, Corinth Post, No. 36, Department of Oregon. Also of Mt. Hebo Lodge, LO.O.F. Our Brother Jackson lived an up right noble life, and served his country In the hour of Its need as a heroic defendor, who was willing to lay down his life on the battle Held that his nation might be preserved. He expressed faith In God and a readiness to go out Into the higher life. The Great Commander called him and ho responded to the roll call and Joined the lnumerable com pany who have gone before, Inter- ment in »vw Hebo cemetery. ------ — - — J , Rev. Me- . Rea officiating, and Tillamook and Hebo Oddfellows In charge at the I grave.—( Contributed. ) THE NEWEST IN SPRING HATS WILL BE FOUND IN OUR Large Assortment of Mr. Donovan of Swift A Co., has * Joseph Freeman Jackson was born near Bloomington, Ill., March 12, 1247. He departed this life at Al bany, Ore., Jan. 19, 1922, being 74 years, 10 months and 7 days of age at the time of his death. When he was a small boy his par ents moved to Clark County. Ia,. where he grew to manhood. He joined Company K, 46 th Iowa Vol unteers. and served his country In defense of Union and Freedom. He Vas married to Elmira Wilkinson, Feb. 7, 1276 at Indlaolla, la. From this union four children were born namely Mrs. Lillian Hlnner, of Al bany, Arthur Jackson, Tillamook, and Mrs. Mary Huston of Tilla mook. The fourth child, John F., died when 4 years of age. Comrade Jackson came to Tilla mook county in October 1894, where he has since resided, until the last gone on a tour of the beach resorts. I Mrs. W. F. Baker left thia morn ing for Portland to attend the auto show. SPRING MILLINER e F. W. Christenson, County Cheese Inspector, left town on a business trip this morning. JUST RECEIVED FROM A. L. Jeffries of the Oregon Trans fer Company left thia morning lor Garibaldi. THE EAST The Value of Variation MISS PATTE Ji SON "Why do you constantly favor the new methods of taxations* "I consider it necessary," ■aid Senator Sorghum, "to enable the people to look forward to some kind of a change. If we can’t satisfy ’em, we can at least keep ’em hopeful. ------- Washington Star. MILLINER cS2S252S252S!KS25ZSHS25ZS25Z52S252SHSa635Z5BSB5Z5ESHSBS2S2SZSZS Fare an warmer I gesa but may an I ast how does a horse laff an ho be it wood be rane or ahine jess like Bed nay nay. Jim dash Mlater Worrall aed. Grace Wade what used to live Jim dash here Is marrld now an’s goln to All the parunta In the high school china with the man an Alaska also la goln to get together an the teach an then settle down for the rest of ers also. My fother he aed he wont thare Ufes In San Dago wlch la tn Calif next to Mexico ware they to a bull fits In Cuba wun time shoot Amerlcun people when the wlch la enuff for him he sed. sun riami an sum times they dont wate that long the cheef sed. Evry Jim dash 4th baby Is a Chinese. Doctor Shaw whats the vetru- Jim dash aary for the county when your hors If you dont belong to the Legion es an cows an dogs an eats gets sick you better not ware buttons on your sed he alnt got nothin for snake close less you want to get balled bites. I ast him did he ever get sum out for it. I gees you haff to ware pashunce for snake bite an he sea i a belt to keep them up maybe. Mls- yes but I give them the horse laff , ter Shearer whats to the bed of the Legion he sed they are lota of men what used to belong what quit an they are wearln buttons jeaa the same. Jim dash Mister Wilson is W. G. for the Odd Fellers jess like I am a round Miss the office the cheef aed. Leona Rupp she is N. G. for the Rebeckahs also, That jess moons what they are. Jim dash Mister Geo an Emmett Illlngs- worth up to Garibaldi cashed in with 2 cat hides an Mister Geo. Brooks up the Wilson river way he got out a warrant for wut. I gees he’s goln to have it rested. Its wild cats with short tales what you get pade fpr getting ded or alive the cheef sed. He sed wllld cats is all rite but when you get hold of them they donVno enuff to let go. . Jim dash Kathleen Milla whats handlln all the munney for the hull county sed If you got sum county warrants wood you bring them In an she wood give yo uthe cash for them. They alnt the same kind Mister Geo. Brooks got for a wild cat. Jim dash The Monday Musical club wua up to Mrs. Koch’s last week. My Moth er she wants to get to belong to 4t but she sed she cant get out the woshln early enuff to get to go lees they change it to Tuesday *B «Man she wood If the Ironin alnt two big. My Mother Is the best singer in the world too. She sed She busted Bingin lullabies tous kids. Notice to Conference Girla eon, S. Glncucbaum, Guy N. Hlck- of, J. M. Rennie and Mr. Gunning. There will be a meeting of the Tillamook Conference girls at the Presbyterian Guild haU, Feb. 4, 1922, at 2.So o’clock. Be aure to come aa there will be Important business to talk over. Lillian Groat There will be a dance at Bearer on Friday the «Oth. A Portland or chestra will furnish the music. Ev eryone Invited.—Adv. The following are the names of people, residents of Portland, reg istered at the Tillamook Tuesday: A. A. Johnson, A. H. Lyons, R. Mus sen, W. Mederaft, G. T. Gulllngly, E. D. Edwards, C. O. Even, T. O. Ford F. n Miller. K g. Feeder. Im M. Gabrelson, L. J. Speaks, N. M. j Latin, C. C. Farwell, A. J. Grohs, D. S. Zimmerman, L. James, D. W. Stephens, C. F. Starr, A. J. Othel- Marriages performed recently, ac cording to the records at the court house are Alva L. Leanard, 23, to Margie R. Walton, 28, by Rev. Ferd C. Becker at Cloverdale on the 12th; Frank M. Dunn, 27, to Lida M. Mlle*. 19. by B»» Ar L. « 11T- lamook on tns 21st; and Emil Wil lis, 22, to Evelyn M. Dougherty, 18, by Justice E. W. Stanley at Tilla mook on the 21st. Marriages Performed Recently Main Events and Happenings In Tillamook County in the ïillanuw leaòligtrt A Paper that is Independent and Fearless, devoted to the best Interest of Tillamook County at large “The Headlight Leads, Others Follow $2.00 delivers the Tillamook Headlight to you 52 times ■ -
