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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1922)
F. ▲. Emery and wife of Wheeler were registered at the Todd. Seattle, were guanta ax moot. The following Portlander« were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lanrman, of Tillamook visitor« during the week: Cloverdale, were registered at the J. FletchaU, M. H. and J. N. Allen. ItUamook. J. E. Tichnor, John T. Sebree, C. U Minkler. M. K. Keleo, L. J, Con S. A. Lan ford, of Roeeburg, was a ners, Mr. and Mr«. A. J. Atkwaon, Tillamook visitor W. Quigley, H. Lanoa, 3. M. Fiaher, Arthur Porpahl, Jack Hearn. Wm. W. O. Jordon, and L. J. Speck, of J. Conrad, A. K. Haughton. C. C. Brighton, were guests at the Tilla Carson. A. Hunt, E. K. Mitchell. Joe mook. Haddad, ohu Haddad, O. L. Moody. was in J. L. Ashton, of Hebo, Pending town Sunday. D odge B rothers "Well, want to marry my daugh ter, I supposa?** «napped the grouchy old millionaire as ha glowered at the Emil Dxuck, of Duluth, Minn . timid youth before him. Then, ad justing his glasses, ha added: was a guest at the Todd. the way. aren't you one or daughter*« former suitor« •* E. H. Dalnard. of, Fargo. N. “N-n-no, sir," faltered the cheer was registeredat the Todd. less one "but I expeet I «ovn will be Felix Kibbe, of Mohler, was a Til- one.’*—The American Legion Week- lamook visitor. Joseph Mammie, of Astoria, registered at the Tillamook. announce a substantial reduction in the prices of their cars effective January I é ,I922 was H. J. Thompson, of Seaside, paid Portland to load 2.000.000 us a lumber for Atlantic coast. Church was In from Bright- Aumsville.—Co-operative flax in dustry gets SOO acre« for five years. F. F. Smith, of McMinnville, was Tex Reduction Convention called registered at the Todd. at Portland March 20. TILLAMOOK SCOUNTY BANK SUNSET GARAGE DIRECTORS TILLAMOOK, ORE K E WILLIAMS T. M. LYSTER H. T. ROTTS JAMES WILLIAMS DAVE FITZPATRICK JOHN ERICKSON ARRIVED AND DEPARTED A Long Way To Go Colored Recruit — “Say, savent, lucidate to me de s’nificance ob dis heah numbah which ’pears on mah loomnum lavllleah. Old-Timeh—“Boy, lissen to know ledge. Dat's yo’ heavenly billet num bah in case de ole bony gent wid de crooked razoo axdentally unhitches yo’ soul from yo* galluse«. Colored Recruit—"Hot towel! Sho hopes mah wings fits bettah dan dese cowhide bahges, p'vldln* ah has to propel mah se’f to Number 8,250,884 Pah-dise Avenoo.”—The American Legion Weekly. Simple If You Know How.—B°811 —"Just saw a man with his arms off at the shoulder cutting wood. Quite a difficult stunt." Frosh—"How did he do it 2" Bosh—“He held the handle in his xnouth and turned somersaults."— The Orange Owl. What She Liked.—She—"I like your cigarette holder." He—"Why, I never use one.’’ She—"Don’t be so dense.”—Wil liams Purple Cow. ooooooooaoooooo C. H. Prehm, of Seaside was recent visitor here. OP “JEFF DAVIS” BILL The following poem, which was H. A. Bell of Nehalem was in the supposed to have been found writ ten on the back of a 1500 Confeder city on business. ate note was clipped from a news R. A. Chapman and P. L. Fitch paper about thirty years ago by J. A. Dawson of this city. It is inter were visitors from Hillsboro. esting from a standpoint of Con- sentiment, federate Chas. Painter, of Brighton thought to have been written very registered at the Tillamook. soon after the close of the Civil I Wm. Hoagland, of Corvallis, was war. Representing nothing on God's also a Tillamook guest. green earth, S. McEhua, of the capitol city And naught in the waters below it— As the pledge of a nation that's was in the city Sunday. dead and gone. Wm. Ryan, of Wilson, was a Keep it, dear friend, and show it. Show it to those who will lend an guest at the Todd. ear M Hack, of Wheeler, was also To the tale this trifle will tell. Of Liberty born, of a patriot*« registered at the Todd. dream— Mrs. L. A. Bar rick, who has been Of a storm-cradled nation that fell. to the capitol city for a week visit Too poor to possess the precious ing with friends, returned home last ores, Saturday night. And too much of a stranger to bor row, Move started to consolidate Port We issued today our “promise to land and Mulnr.mah county. pay," And hoped to redeem on the mor row. came years, The days rolled on, and weeks be- But our coffers were empty still, Coin was so scarce the treasury ~ quaked If a dollar should drop in the till. AUCTION SALE Thursday, Feb. 22,1922 AT 1:00 P M. My lease is up March 1st and I have to give possession. I will sell at Public Auction, at the Hathaway Ranch, 1% miles north of Tillamook, the following livestock, implement«, cte. Nothing reserved. Fresh or 1 Stubbhe Plow and Cutter. 16 Good Dairy Cows 8 Milk Cans—good ones. Heavy Springer. 1 Light Milk Wagon. 5 Shoats, 5 mos. old. 1 Set Double Harness—almost 1 Sow, to farrow tn March. new. 1 Horse, 1200 lb«. Forks. Tools, etc. 1 Buggy. Ninety day» time at 8 per cent on approved note. OSCAR ELFSTROM owner ■ESH POEM FOUND ON BACK But the faith that was in us was strong Indeed, Though our poverty well we dis cerned. And this little check refreeented the pay That our suffering veterans earned. They knew it had hardly a valve In gold. Yet as goi dour soldiers received it; It gazed In our eyes with a promise to pay. And every tree soldier believed it. But our boys little thonught price or pay. • Or of bills that were overdue— We knew If it bought our bread to day 'Twas th« best our poor country coud do. Keep it, it tells all our history over. From the birth of the dream to Its last. Modest, and born of th» Angel of Hope, Like oor hop» of suceeas. It passed Cottage Grove cannery percent to stock holders. psys 20 That brilliant and erratic novel 1st, the labs Edgar Saltu«, despised politicians. "When, a politician once said in his Madison square apartment, “does or says a good and generous thing it 1« al way« an accl- dent, a mistake. The politician in this is like the stingy farmer. was walking his wife along a city street looking for a place to eat in. They approached a handsome taurant with a sign before the door saying: ‘Luncheon 12 to 3, 50 cent«.’ The old lady never dreamed of «top ping before Buch a tine place, but her stingy husband held her up. “We’ll go in thar," ha «aid reflec tively. “It aint a bad bargain. Hannar—three hours' steady eattn* for half a dollar.' ’’—The Argonaut (San Francisco. Immaterial—The office stenogra pher was mentally upset over her in ability to spell "graphic.’• "How do you «pell graphic, with one T or two?" she asked. "If you are going to use any." the genial bow replied, "you might as well use two."—The Veteran Magazine. Tillamook county has 2425,000 available for road purposes. WM. MAXWELL M ABPLANOLP D KURATLI MEMBER SYSTEM CITY TIRE SHOP J, C. Holden FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER LOWER PRICES Wood jrreen or dry direct from the mill Call 43W for Wood A F. COATS LUMBER CO DISCOVERED A COZY PLACE TO EAT Excellent Home Cooking WITH Absolute Cleanliness At Reasonable Prices TOURIST CAFE TILLAMOOK OREGON
