THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT * Çrahligflt JUNE BILLS AL -er Published «very I Mister Henry Helsel's «oln to Preston WHllama la marrM an take his wild cau with him to tbe Mrs. Williams brutner marrid Both Telephon' Legion up to the Dalles to show off wich is a minister. When you have what we got down here . a doctor in the famly you dont haff to pey nothin for beln sick. jim dash jtm dash Ray Wellswich ww In the war Mister William Messerxmlth wlch wus .here whats got a leek trick shop up to Portland now an bls had sumthin the matter with his kb»« rip tian Bates foot In the prade Is all well from tt “L------------------- ii.»o famly vlsltln. He didn’t get killed pretty near now. In the war an hurt neether. l.«0 . to Judge Mason had sum with thare children. Poem fcy7 Uncle John tame to the United States in •topping in Chicago for one td 'hen came to Astoria. Ore. he v as married to Miss i E Ellingsen inDec. of 1887. o Astoria, the family came in Hemlock, where they made ■bture home. For many years ■•Oley followed a sea-faring ■birh neccesarily kept him ^yoni home a great deal. ■ W ley died in 1911. ■Ail Iren were born to this ■live of whom survive: Mrs. ■ B Watt of Brighton, Ensile C., Louie, and Magnus of Tillamook. than a year Mr. Wooley patient sufferer irom le and asthma. He has e! at the hospital more months. During his last been kind, patient and of others, so that he en- el: to all those around The UNI VERSIT Y OREGON jim dash cumpney Mister Walter Nichols an Jessie Streeter went up to Portland an got marrid with a minister tn the poe- jim dash ■tdge. He works In a bank but I Mister Stork wns up to Nehalem gees he will have to work harder cm ON MODERM BÆHS vlsltln sum old fronds wteh wus now. Biuggestiiin has occurred for Mister Ober wun of them. jim dash ■ •jme passed off and on that jim dash Judge Stanley got the job marrytn Kyihould be put under a hired Kir. who would be directly Mister Anderson up to the Satis­ Elmer Cross an Thelma France an ^Eftle for the affairs of the faction store don't have bo batea Mister Dark be got the job marry tn James Thompson. Kpallty and who possessed the flahln an rebates for peeple neether. I Mister ' ziro qualifications to shoulder Evry buddy pays the same for evry- jim dash K nsponsfbllity. tLink he says. Fare an warmer an Its a holler- ■ commission or aldermanlc I jim dash day in the banks in Belgium wlch Hi city government has Its ad-j Capt. Dodge Is got sum relashuns is tliare 4th of July but it ain’t Kp and disadvantages, the ■drantage being that it Is vlsltln him from Pt. Angeles wish Our*n is all over an we dont get no ■npresentative. as nearly so as Is Mister Ulmer an a nuther Mister more hollerdays till Thanksgiving ■¿payers can make It; but it Ulmer wish runs a printin shop an Christmuss In the banks Judge ■p be expected that busy clt-J thare. My fother nose sum peeple Walter Evans maybe is goln to make ■ vith minds occupied with which nose them up thare. He’s a speech for them whats from Port­ ■vn affairs, can properly man- thare unkle Capt. Dodge is by mar- land mabe the same as when we had our’n. ■e affairs of so large a corpor- ridge I gess. ■ proportionately, as a city. It human, that many mistakes ^Ktsses ..'cur with this form of ^Lent. ■^suggested plan Is to employ ■peri-r.ced, seasoned and hard ■ business man who is respon- ■tpable and will.ng to put his ■toto the job to run the a fairs ■city for a certain period. Such e ■an continually In touch with ■ couli practice many little ■lea that are otherwise over- ■ His would be the responsl- SEASONABLE STUFF ■of hir.ng and managing the The season for vacations is upon us once again. . . .The business, shot ■ force, the firemen, the street ■sent- and his personal sup- to pieces, has produced an extra strain.......... A feller’s got to get away to o and cooperation with each rest awhile, you know, so the most important question is, where’s he goln’ •e departments would bring to go? With Europe shot to pieces and her scenery gone to smash-—besides, the rumpus didn’t leave an overplus of cash____ There ain’t the old in­ many needed changes. culd be necessary for the ducements for to breast the ocean’s foam, an’ it really ain’t desirable to s of Tillamook to change the go so fur from home------ The question grows perplexin’ as they often r to admit of this form of will, ye know,—the hour keeps drawin’ nlgher, but—where are you goln’ ment. and this could only be to go. Well—there’s the Rockey Mountains, fairy-ladders to the skies—or, the ly a special election. The idea th while entertaining, for | Northern Lakes Is callin’ from a perfect Paradise. You can rest in Eden's Gyarden on our whole Atlantic coast—or journey municipalities have tried out ty manager system and have to the Sunny South, the land I love the most____ Go where the Old Pacific it to be the most ideal. It has cools the CaUforny Belle—or, drift around the Yalleratone, where heaven Rated, and correctly so, that flirts with hell____ Yosemite, the fairyland, or Flòrida, the Queen......... itlonal, state and municipal or up among the Catskills to a place you've never seen__ You can tackle s? affairs are much less ef- Arizony where the canyon splits the earth,—and none of them will coat t than could be allowed by a ye more’n a tenth of what It’s worth! Huh,—talk about vacation«—it te concern, and past occur- drives me to despair, when I hlnk about the Idiots that's alters askin’ i would certainly point out “Where?” this statement Is corroet. An Rls cited regarding a small a western state that found opelessly insolvent recently. s about decided that the elty repudiate its debs and start when a very wealthy resident i city took over all the out- ng indebtness, amounting to ling over a million dollars, he understanding that he was e complete control of the city ment until the debt was L This city is now on the way ncial easyness. The taxpayers re in this town will hardly ling to go back to the ex- Every now an’ then we hark back to the old copy book and remember int business methods of that the lines on the top. Who forgets “Example Is Better Than Precept" at get them into their trouble. which means "Teach by doin’ things.* not by saying things?” Here’s a whole bnnch of us actin’ as wise owls teaching the young what to do. tellln’ them all sorts of things they don’t beleive because they see we’re OBITUARY not carryin’ them out ourselves. The reason we dont carry them out is because we’ve grown old and that’s the greatest crime of all. Every man Charles L. Wooley seems to wish he could start out in-life with the knowledge and experi­ e L. Wooley was born in ence of age in child life but we can drag back the simplicity an’ truth Norway on May 28th 1855 of child life in the middle age. Mohamet can always go to the mountain. d this life on July 21, 67 years 1 month and age at the time of his Payable in advance S Philips __________ Henry Newberg ___ J Zurfleuh ________ Geo Reed _________ Bud Fleck _________ John Proctor _____ Cbaa Moore _______ I John Graff ______ E Walker _________ Genera! Fund Warrants for July. Jack Johnson _____ St^te 2nd. Acc Coin«. ______ J g( ‘ Jobs Thomae ______ Sunset Garage. Sup. ________ 40 45 Hope Moore _______ C. A. Johnson. Co. Assessor __ 150-00 C E WJalker _______ Myrtle Wallin. Salary. ______ 100 00 C Ankeny _________ F S. Armentrout, Salary 135.00 O Lane ____________ H. S. Btrmhall. poor_______ 12.00 John Blum _______ ' C Foster. Post M. Sup. ___ 91 9« Wayne Blachburn — Homer Mason. Co Judge. ____ KO O? Earl Wilson ____ H S. Brimhall. Clerk _______ llO-OO C E Lane __________ Edna L Mills. Salary ______ 91.00 El no Lightfoot ____ Bernice E. Ripley. Salary ___ 10O-0V Merel Jensen _____ Carolina T. Portman. Salary 90 00 Alfred Christoffecsoe Margmst R. Shearer. Salary 34.01 P E Bloom ________ J. C Holden. Salary _______ 130 00 Mark Blum ________ E. W. Holdenfl Salary ______ 100.00 Arthur Bodyfelt r L. B. Lucas. Sal. A Exp. KI.10 J W Bodyf.lt _____ Ellen Norberg, Salary . 90.00 Lloyd Kellow . John Aschim. Sheriff * Exp—180 13 Walter Churchill __ Mary Burmester, Moth. Pen. 10.00 H L Jensen__ _____ Johanna York. Moth. Feu. __ IT 50 Ernest Lightfoot __ Orel V. Gillam. Moth. Pen. __ IT.50 Chirs Chrtstofferson . Augusta E Williams Moth Pea 10 00 W H Savage ______ Marte Getchell, Moth. Pen. __ 40.00 C E Lane _________ Myrtle F Dougherty Moth Pen 10.00 G W Fowler ______ Mary L Dye. Moth. Pen. ____ 52.50 Vai Fisher Sr _____ Eltve Hellebuyck Moth Pen _ 52 50 l F D Saling _____ Gertrude Bigelow, Moth Pet _ 17.50 G A Cooke ______ Henrietta Burdick, Moth Pen_ 52.50 J D Wilson _____ , J. N. Shaw Dairy Herd Ins. __ 350.00 J M Weiss A Son T. E.E Epplett Janitor _____ 90-00 i John Mathers ______ H. V. Alley Co Com 1ft* no Emil Wooley ________ H. M. Farmer, Co Com____ _ .190 86 Tillamook Iron Works Tillamook Co Mutual Tel C 10.70 Ernest Walker _____ . 15.95 Mrs Joyce Willis, Supt Off . . 15.00 i Henry Newberg ____ . 15.95 Oregon City Enter., Sup __ 2 50 John Graff _________ . 0.79 G B Lamb, School Supt . .150 00 i Ole Lane ___________ . 15.95 Marion Hare, Salary ______ . 95.00 i Hope Moore________ . 15.95 G B Lamb Exp___________ . 6 01 Ralph Blum ________ . 15.9.5 . 15.9*5 G B Lamb Exp ___________ 33 75 Claude Blum ____ , 7.50 Geo Blum__________ A H Gaylord, Ins______ . 15.95 Mary Reynolds, poor _____ _ 14.35 52.80 Clell Pearson______ _ Mi.ry Reynolds, poor _—. 100.00 Chas Moore ______ M Cora E DeFord, poor_____ . 24 oo John Thomas ______ . 1595 22.60 C E Walker ________ Homer Mason. Exp ______ . 15.95 Mrs Henrietta Burdick, ___ . 0 46 John Blum . 22.45 , 9 33 Geo Reed__________ J F Jones, Dist Sealer____ . 15 95 A F Coats Ldr Co, ------------ . 4.75 Elmer Snook _______ . 11.16 J C- Penny Co Inc_________ . 596 Harold Proctor ___— . 12.76 Remington Typewriter ___ . 14.50 Geo Blum _________ . 10.00 . 13.10 R M Wilson, Repairs _____ . 22.50 Alex McNair Co ___ . 8.88 R N Henkle, Coroner _____ . 41.00 Standard Oil Co ___ D R Tinnertset, D & F Con__ 175.00 Lamb Schrader Co _ _ 63 n . 87.23 Crystal Laundry, poor ______ 22.15 King Crenshaw ____ A Edgar, Klee ---------------- 4.23 G W Olson ________ _ 91.40 -101.37 Glass & Prudhomme Sup ____ 100-90 Steinbach Iron works . 15.95 Kathleen Mills, Treas ----- 126.00 Bud Fleck _________ _ 15 95 T H Goyne, Dis Atty —— 128.25 Sol Philips ________ _ 35.95 Chas E Runyon, Clr Court . 19.90 John Proctor --------- _ 75.15 Bushong & Co, Sup---------- . 8.63 State Inn Acc Comm . - 9 65 Myrtle A Mills Salary ----- . 85.00 Tillamook Garage — 9.75 Jack Johnson _____________ _ 18.76 P W Barrett, Printing 6.80 P W Barrett, Printing----- Market Road Fund 0.65 State 1 Ind Acc Comm________ Reeher Furn Co, Sup ----- Conover & Conover, Sup ------ 1.12 John Elliott ---------------------- »8S Leslie i Goodier-------------------- Royal Rest. Jail--------------- John A Benson, poor ---------- 32.35 Leslie i Goodier------------------ Cora E DeFord, poor----------- 35.00 Leslie i Goodier-------------------- Albert Campbell, C H -------- 12.50 Leslie > Goodier ------------------ 36.85 J C Brown-------------- John A Benson, poor __ Br R T Boals, Health Off .150.00 Dave Hadley ______ Glass A Prudehomme Co Sup 78.02 Alvin Stormer ______ Lamars Drug Store, Sup____ 36.00 Geo Williams _______ W S Coates, Surveyor_____ 23.95 Frank High - W E Auderson, Sur Off__ 8.98 Frank High________ W II Stark. Sur Off ______ 4.19 Geo Van Patten ■ A Tl Gullstrom, Sur Off___ 7.18 Tillamook Transfer Co H M Shearer. Sur Of ___ 14.44 Tillamook Transfer Co 52. «5 Tillamook Transfer Co Headlight Pub Co Printing Edward M Fritz Coroners Ct 1.70 II B Mortreon ............. Evelyne Drak<-, Co- Ct ____ 1.70 W II Coffman _______ E C Haanda'-ker, Cur Ct___ 1 70 L P Spencer------------ Elmer Aller Cor Ct_____ 7 I 1.70 J C Foster__________ Ralph Chilcot, For Ct_____ 40 1.70 J C Foster _________ John Selby, Cor Ct _______ 1.70 L E Delrin ... R T Boals, Cor Ct ________ 1.70 Fred Alm Madge Diake, Cor .Ct ........ 1.70 Fred Almstend michette^ CHIROPRACTIC THE BETTER WAT TO HEALTH Forest L. Howard CHIROPRACTOR Graduate nurse in attendance 211 Tillamook Building Both Phones Engineering Thorough, complrtt and pruclical courui in Civil, Electneat, Mechanical, Mining and Architectural Engineeriag. Special course m Automobile Engineering. Machine Shop.etc. Bra School in the H'ca. Students get practice while learning. ./ Unncrruy Count in all technica. essen­ tials. Degrees granted to hi I! course men. High school men can complete our engineering courses in 14 months actual study under our intensive methods. Send for free catalog /Uytechnic CbBags st Eagineeriag ■Mh aaS Madnea Sts OAKLAND CALIF Dinner is Served HERE Is always something son waiting for you to _ _____ _ „ T mighty good eat—tender roasts, delicious vegeta- bles served ln the most appttizlng ways, creamy, fluffy potatoes, piquant salads and dainty deserts. Have breakfast, lunch or dinner with us. You’ll be delighted with the excel­ lent food, the quick ser­ vice. unfailing courtesy and unusally reasonable prices. TOURIST CAFE RevMA MATTHEWS DtD. LL.D. CHURCH ROBBERS The world, the flesh, and the devil are constantly hurling accusa­ tions at the church, but they do not point you to the real robbers. Would a man rob God? No. But a Bolshevik, hypocrite, and heretic would They are robbing the church every day. They are using two great methods. First: Tjhey are sending their ained up In the Luth- agents, their nationalistic and Bol­ shevistic heretics into the church. in Norway and never Of course they have to perjure them­ •arly Christian teaching, selves and singe their own souls in illness be expressed bis order to get in. Then when they list and.the.llle to come enter the church their obligations lat he was ready If the being not to the church but to the Bold 1 ome for him to go out premeditated conspirators against Hth his ________ 'B________________ the church. There isn't*a heret; in Lord. 1 * immediate family bee*.’he churcù today who isn t * host of friends to mourn «clous or unconscious agent of the >.= broth- conspirators who are tring o rob the 1 among shorn are his Hke Odd Fellow« 1 Lodge __ _ of church of her Influence and power. Heresy Is not an intellectual ev-1 Rt ^'43 a member for several ution; .» it is « an — evidence ----------- ot -- heart -- . I p is gone but not forgotten olution; degeneracy, and is absolute proof of p who knew and loved him. Iht’ral services were held the total depravity of mankind. These agents inside of rhe church p»er church last Sunday at preach their false doctrlr.es not be­ the burial was at the cause they believe them, but because [Ofc'.etary. At the church the they are part of a conspiracy to de- p I^eglon Quartette sang k M Rae gave the sermon, pev at the cemetary was in IWthe Tillamook and Beaver Hnv w stroy the world's confidence in the church. So far as intent and purpose are concerned, they are as black as Judas Iscariot. Second: There is another group of ¿iese conspirators and robbers who are both in and out of the church. Their method is to take from the church for circular use every dollar •hat they can possibly extract from the members. They are constantly devising schemes and plans and or­ ganizations and methods by which the church member is relieved of hi.« money and is made to <-ontribute to organizations, methods, plans, and p: ograms, which are antagonistic to the spiritual work of the church. Nearly seventy per cent of all the . oneys contributed to these outside geson , __ 41.47 Wm Johnson ■ __ 566 05 State Ind Acc Comm —_ 44.65 W P Travis---------- __ 43 05 John Ross ------------ — 49.34 M L White ---------- —330.74 Geo Cornwall------- — 15.95 Ira Ludtks ---------- — 12.70 Louis Ludtke . .. __ 14.75 Richard Alvold — —126.71 O F Turner ... —■ __ 25.91 Tom Boon — __ 25.53 H Miller —----------- ___ 55.39 Horace Suppington . __ 63.80 J E Southerland — __ 66.99 Ed N Best------------ __ 70.57 P Seymore —- ... __ 66.99 C F Best-------------- __ 77.49 M C Beaman __ 94.29 W Roas ------------ __ 5.35 C R Seymore - . __ 9.57 N Bosier .... ... .. - __ 9.5T S Southerland — 9 57 Art Seymore —..■ 3.19 J W Ph In J __ 109.75 __ 22.33 Chris Nelw on __ 113.76 H Thiesaei __ 164.74 4 : Ed Clark __ 3 Ralph Met Maintint — ._ 80-88 Chas Kone »hi____ — __ 1078 ■.-j Davis __ 17.54 Rusing —_ 19 14 H A McCuen — __ 37.81 W E Crawford ... . __ 115.03 S Tilden ....... — __ 133.01 bus Stevens----- __ 145.59 i.iph McKImmens __ 10.78 ' M Morton __ 51.87 I II Schloth ----- __ 57.52 Geo Cornwall ----- __ 54.82 ieo Cornwall —— __ 61.11 F J Tanner ------ __ 45.45 F JWalkley-------- __ 39.87 E G McFarlane — .... 4ft Jos Heller —.....— __ 88 Thomasson _ 38 67 L E Putney ___ __ 46.25 G E Rogers ----- 52.63 F W Ryan___ __ 83.62 Geo Cornwall — 149.74 Lon Harsum 129.39 T Leverlrh----- _ 141.09 Roy Kyle_____ 109.78 C M Morton----- __ 61.41 A 8 Acheson — __ 61 60 Andrew Davidson __ 51 04 W H Roach — __ 64.60 C M Chapman 101 05 Helmer Rlstrom __ 79.80 8 8 Arnold —_ __ 59.01 Robert E Camell __ 87.78 W Darr------------ __ 33.93 F G Bush_____ 27.11 Robt Purvis __ 32.70 W 11 Lackey ----- __ 84.04 Wm Crawford — .... 66.99 C Wllllatas ____ 61 '0 A Laglar --------- ._ 83.79 Chao Crowther __ 83.93 O A White — 35.91 E D Freeman _ 3 98 Otis Kocher — — 2 38 11 I.eaaser _ 3 97 V O Spencer — 5 00 V O Spencer _ .1I1Í » M Spencer---- --------- - 7 G I ucaer -■■■ ... . » G B 1 ucker «......... ._ 73 Clarence Davis —> “ J u l.ommen------—— _____ ?0