THE TII. la MOOK HEADLIGHT
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Headlight Publishing Company, Inc.
Tillamook, Oregon
Bv Rev. M. A. Matthews
Fndaj^unej^tlLroaa
Mister Fred Metzkie wus
here an told the cheef they
are goin tto billed a dandy
musement hall up to Clover­
dale to go to the shows in.
D.D., LL.D.
Managing Editor
Citizenship
Both Telephones
Next Mundy its the erkus
Fare an warmer an Mister
'
an
if you are a kid jess cum
Sam Moulton wich is the
10
the
office an the cheef
mayer is got a new sute. I
will
give
you a free pass for
think he got it for deckra-
nothin
to
the street prade.
shun day an he looks good in
I
am
goin
to the show also
it also. You dont haff to
on
a
free
pass for nothin
ware a uniform like a pleece-
cause
I
am
in
the newspaper.
rnan when you are meyer.
‘The country is not suffer’
ing from bail citizens. No
country ever suffered from
surlF. Our country is suffer­
Subr tription Rates
One year___ _____________
ing from the bad citizenship
Htx months_______________
Tillamook, July 4th
Tillampok, July 4th
of good citizens, Commun-
'three months_____________
The womern’s club meet’
Oscar Krebs up to Har­
Payable in advance
ities, states, and nations
in
’
s
all
over
an
gone
home.
mony
broke his arm. I dont
have no better government
Mrs Edwards sed it wus a no howhe dun it but its get-
than the negligent citizen
grate sucksess from be- tin a long all right up in a
Those Who Need It
produces. The responsibili- ginnin to end. They had a sl’ng.
Clean out the attic and the ty for bad government rests fine eats also.
Tillamook, July 4th
closet corners to clothe the upon the negligent citizen,
Tillamook, July 4th
Mister Watson an Mister
near-naked of t|je Near East the absentee from the ballot
Gerald Stark what a fite Wagy an Mister Geo. Wins­
tor the people are going in box, and the man who is boxin with Glen Anderson’s low’s back from meetin the
ags ai.d nakedness while dodging his civic duty.
.1 takin lessons now how to odd fellers up to Eugene. I
box by male.
the looms of the Near East
had it last week but the
The business man and the'
Tillamook, July 4th
are still. Production of cot­
cheef he left it out cause I
banker
use
every
possible
Mister Jenkins wich i. hed
ton and wool has ceased
rote two much a bout it I
means
to
escape
jury
duty,
cheef
pleeceman up to FArt­
with the seven years of war,
ugess cause I herd Mister
3rd the raw materials sent They are traitors to good land was here fishin with Winslow an Mister Watson
from America for the manti- government. You hear bus- flies but he didn’t get nothin. tellin sum peeple up in frunt
1 bet if he wood put worms
(.'•'tiire of cloth are only iness and profesional
of Penney’s what a good
on
he wood get sum fisji.
<
mported by the Near
time they had an eats an
say that they are not
Tillamook, July 4th
L
a lief to be woven into
evrythink.
A lady gipsy got $ 30 dol­
du th It its industrial school esled in politics; that
Tillamook. July 4th
are not politicians,
lars from Alister Roy Cum­
/ •> > > r u ’ v rkshops.
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mins but when she got here
Mister Peter Heisel’s here
these people must be they arc undesirable
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' ‘If we have no zens. 'They are responsible < Mister White an Mister visitin Henry an seein whats
bests to give them, for all errors in government Holden an Mister O’Dell doin wile he’s bin a way livin
. hy not out best ? We and corruption in office. It made her give it back. No’ up to Montesano. He nose
vrybuddy nos him also.
plicate .our clothes is impossible for a taxpayer, buddy wus hurt.
this country with a a home-owner, an honest
ffort, where as a life­ rnan to stay out of politics.
time of effort in a country If ' he stays out of politics,
where there are no indus­ he is a traitor to government
tries will not avail a man so an enemy to his home, and
much as an undershirt.
he is a burden to all the
%
The entire populace over other taxpayers. Because of
there is in rags and tatters, his neglect to perforin his
SPEEDERS
excepting only those who duty, he increases the tax-
\\
hen
1
sec
a
bird
a-flyin'
high above the feathered flock,
arc fortunate enough to get < s of all the people.
sorter
givin
the
impression
that
he comes of better stock,—
old clothes from America.
AV hat is oolitic.«? Tt is the
I
this
egotistic
fledglin
is
within
his vested rights, an’ you
And the demand is impern ' science of government. The
can
t
convince
him
different,
till
he breaks a wing an’
tive. By the time we can get science of good government.
fights.
the fruits of our attic spring I’hen every man, woman,
A racer's apt to chuckle when he spurts a neck ahead,—
cleaning to Mount Arrat and child ought to be forced
winter snows will be there. to study the science of gov-’ there s a powerful temptaiton to become a thoroughbred,
And don’t forget that a eminent. And every man so I alters cheer the leader with a livley heart an' hand, but
frayed overcoat, or that for- ought to be a practical, com­ there’s pitfalls in a racetrack that a boss dont understand.
1 like to watch the trotters when they hold their noses
gotten suit, may save a life. mon sense, persistent, cora’
high.
It does me good to holler, as they go a-tearin' by, but
geous , everlasting politi­
it's
painful
to consider, as they spurn the level track,—the
cian. When men get so pious
OBITUARIES
aftermath
is
awful when the leader breaks his back!
so good, and so busy that
So
I'd
ruther
sorter live along, without no extra spurts,
they can not afford to per­
Harry Elroy nnd Min» Ai villa
form their plain political and an’ run no resk of landin’ whar the landin' allers huts.
Follett
With hones bread an’ buter, an’ a decent place to stay, I ll
Harry Elroy Follett was born In civic duties they become a
live
a whole lots longer, n’ die the natural way.
Iowa. March 11th. 1861 He waa the curse to society, a menace to
only son of Isaac and Helen Follett, government, a burden to the
During bls early married life he
taxpayer, a blight on citizen­
■pent three years In Alaska and
Inter move I with his family In 1900 ship, and a stench in the nos­
to Newburg, Oregon, nnd In 1907 trils ot < iod.
they moved to Oretown Oregon.
The average business man
Ills mother. Helen Follett la past
consummate coward,
8 1 years of age, and his only sister is a
Mary Follett, are at present In Iowa and it is his infamous cowar'
They, accompanied by hia aon Frank
dice that has plunged this
Follett, left Oretown In October last
country
into innumerble er-1
on an auto trip through Oregon.
Cnlifornta. Texas. Oklahoma. Mls- rors. Out of the cowardice
aourl antt Iowa. They have enjoyed
of business men we have
the trip and had splendid health.
TeleJtrams have been sent and they, tilled the legislatures and
no doubt are homeward bound.
the Congress of the United
Mina Arvilla Parker was born
States
with spineless men;
Dec 22. 1869. In Wisconsin. She
followed the profession of teaching consequently, we legislate
for some years and waa married to under the whip lash of a par­
• For a limited time only we are giving Absolutely
finny Elroy Follett In Iowa
She
la survived bv one brother, Lavet ty master or we fail to legis­
Free with each regular Vacuum Cup Tire
Parker, of Davenport. Iowa, a Bister late because of timidity and
i Dora ’’•■neon of Matlock. Iowa, cowardice. The common pu­
purchased.
and n -fste- Mrs. Flora Church of
blic
is
unrepresented
and
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Her brother visited
st fall enroute to California suffers untold burdens be’
> hi«ie) and her slater cause of the had citizenship'
Mrs Church »pent several months
of good citizens.
v.-ttl. ho; during the pant winter.
Entered -:a second-class matter In
h® poatoffice at Tillamook, Oregon.
Poem ly’
Uncle Jclin
While living In Newberg he be­
came ll member of the Friends
church and latter a charter member
of the Oretown church She ortg-
(fated th” Men of building the I
church at O-etown and pushed the
•■•n
•
-’»•In.
Hera was a
devoted and beautiful chrlatlan life,
un’e aii bet ■ P herjnnater’s work i
a^d *•'•* M fvt» - to gather all "he |
-le’-t of the Savior
s»U. Truly »he was '
nt all time« and all
placee and under all clrcunmtnnce ■
> -»nd loving friends
.•
»ns» her suffer- 1
"’ som and to save
e’ ■•• r*"d ca’le-t
■nd aha
ro’dy »'* nn«w»r th» all
. .
Fol
o< Ave child-
■
-’t oh'’-«
With
May M ini’
n li» same Illness
» Huth wera vary
few day» of their lll-
an'te every effort to save
•el nn K'u>V
■>•• •« a -n »■
i
in., and «he on June 4. 1932. at 6:15
a. m.
The double funeral service was
held at Oretown church on June 5.
192 2 at 2:00 p. in, Rev Beckei of
Cloverdale officialIng
Paul Lewis
>f Newberg former pastor of Ore-
town church was present and of­
fered the parting prayer.
The floral tribute» were beauti­
ful and bountiful. Elroy and Mina '
Follett leave to mourn their loss one
daughter. Jessie Mlles of Oretown.
three eona, clalr ■nd Harold Follett
■> Newberg and Frank Follett en
route home from Iowa
There are three grandchildren,
one adopted grand daughter. Wren
Follett, one son-in-law. two daugh
ter* in law. beeldes an entire com­
et friends who keenly feel
They died
---- as thev lived ''Stand
Ing on Premine
Promise tlrcúltUP*
llriHlRd”. Mina Fol
?ett loved the »ng "1 am «0 glad 1|
thin renting place found; God»1
..’dis Vie iv ’ !
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Htandinr on Promts» gound.“—Coa-i
I huted
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Are you one of them?
Tillamook, July 4th
r
Leslie Harrison
Our customers are takiug advantage of our discounts
Discontinue isstiitiy disrouut tickets on large aniounts
but will deduct the 5 per cent discount from purchase
price at option of purchaser.
Mrs Stranahan’s home
from the P. T. A up to Ta’
coma an she told the cheef it
wood takç the rest of her life
to tell all a bout it. She sed
it wus grate treet so I gess
they had sum fine eats also.
We save you money by our discount offe r
Try it and prove it.
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Tillamook, July 4th
I no sum more but the
cheef sed he’s got enuff. Lots
of times he leaves out my
news to put in ads.
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TILLAMOOK.
GEM THEATRE
cleaning and taking care of a baby has taken all
the happiness out of many a romance as it did in
this one. GIRLS bring your sweethearts to see__
“The Song of Life,’’ it’s a picture for the Whole
Family!
SUNDAY-MONDAY. JUNE 11-12
THOMAS MEIGHAN IN
CAPPY RICKS
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It’s the “God Luck” star in a romance awash with, “TRY AGAIN”—Comedy
the sea! It’s filled with fighting, frolicking, devil-i
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of joy! All hands on deck for a cruse with “Cappy .
FRIDAY, JUNE 16
Ricks.”
Cast includes Agnes Ayers and other
W° 00 00 °o 00 !
celebrated artists.
THE GHOST IN THE
GARRETT
“MUTT & JEFF”—Cartoon comedy.
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY. 13-14
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De-Luxe Program
Featuring Dorothy Gish. With a Parrot that
■vorc and a bulldog with itching teeth, she
inv ■ D-d a haunted house on the trail of burglars.
A woozy romance of love and crooks and spooks.
Oo 30 shivers, 10 screeches and 60 up-roaring
laughs The funniest girl on the screen in a pie­
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DAY
The greatest two-reel comedy HE has ever made!
niest you’ve ever seen! Don’t miss It !
More fun, more stunts and in every way the fun
JACK HOLT IN
1’ATHE REVIEW
The Cali of th e North
George Broadhurst’s thrilling play and Stewart
Edward White’s great novel. Plctnrizing in tjie
actual life of the and of the Midnight Sun. A
drama of love and soul-testing ordeal in a land
that belongs to the strong. (It equals “The Silent tl.
Call.”)—Come! Come early and bring your friends i 1
HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
SATURDAY. JUNE 17
EILEEN PERCY IN
LITTLE MISS HAWKSHAW
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THURSDAY, JUNE 1*
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THE SONG OF LIFE
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‘ lie life and adventures of a waif of The Sea. Her
mother died at the time of her birth in mid-
eh<> was given tc M*’!“ Rorke, an Irish
sailor who raised her with his twn family. She
was a Newsy- her foster father was a counter
feiter—BUT she came into her own after an ex­
iting and adventure In the office of the police in­
jector. SEE IT!
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