Friday, Augu3t4th, 1921 THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT gkabligbt When this demand is felt is a leading figure. A Weekly Paper Published every Friday by the ■•«Alight Publi*hing Company, I m Tillamook, Oregon Both Telephones Batervd a* second-class matter in poatoffloe at Tillamook, Oregon. Subre rip ti on Bate* Oue ye*r________________ 9tx month* _____________ _ Three month* _________ ___ Payable in advanc« the information will be forthcoming, and when it is, equitable legislation for the farmer will lead a buiness development the like of which this country, great as it is, has never known. DONT LET FIRE START $2.** . 1.00 The Non-Partison league is not dead nor even sleep­ . .7« ing judging from the contest for the governorship of Okla With Bryan telling the homa in which its candidate past and Doyle telling the future the only thing doubt­ ful is the present. Even an amateur garden­ er can raise an astonishing variety of blisters. It is actively engaged in politics in a number of west-1 ern states and has staged a' come-back in North Dekota 1 by nominating the recalled! governor for its candidate i for U. S. Senator over Mac- umber, chairman of the sen-| i ate finance committee. The league is a whole lot like a small forest fire, if you can keep it upder control no great harm is done but if it gains material headway, dis­ astrous results follow. Poem ty Uncle John When an unmarried worn’ an of thirty confesses herage I his fact stands out beyond dispute: Cause and effect we begin to suspect that she are absolute. is engaged to an alleged We violate life’s perfect laws, which constitutes the millionaire. active cause,—it may be passive, or neglect, which brings the swift and dire effect,—effect commensurate with the Babies are still being born cause, so strict are life’s unvarying laws! on farms but few of them Man’s wilful sins may be forgiven, that mar his errant ever learn to be satisfied road to heaven,—though scarlet-red, or black, we know with country life. forgiveness makes us white as snow—But—violate life’s least command, forgiveness lends no helping hand—and glim effect will follow cause, in this most stern of human Live so that when you laws. come to die your death no If you should ask me why it’s so, I’d have to say that tice will not appear among I don't know. the list of town improve­ ments. Learn about the farmer Back of all legislation I must stand united pub'ic opinion which always is to be trusted in this nation when the people have intel- igent understanding. Most of troubles come from im-l perfect knowledge and con-, sequent lack of interest in Don’t it seem fine to get into your boat, lie face up in the public questions. For years this has been the case with sunlight an’ drift down the stream of life without a care in the America« farmer whose the world? You pass hundreds of rocks, the eddies switch situation and importance ♦ he boat from side to side an’ get you by safely, maybe until lately has not been with here an’ there a little scratch but not enough to set even measurably sensed. As you worryin'. An' then you get it. Bump, and over the falls soon as the people generally i you go. Boy, what a smash! If you have any thinkin’ ap­ in the great cities as well as paratus left you see where you tried to beat the game an’ in the "mailer communities it didn't work out. Old Cap Nature says you’ve got to take come to realize how much of hold of the oars an’ row up stream if you want to land the nation’s prosperity de­ safelv. Sometime's you’ve i?<»t to row mighty hard to make pends on the farm theu the headway but y create prosperity, sponsible for the late war. and lie V. \\ . C. A. Our hoys the greatest good for the They are also responsible for ami girls cannot be intrusted greatest number, to harmon­ the crime wave sweeping to the leadership or to the ize the law* under which we this country and Europe. educational and club feat live so that reward shall Elie orgy of sin and crime me- of institutions drawing come to the people in rela’ can be traced directly to their sustenance from the tion to their service There false teachings. Like the vul churches of the living Christ are between the City Hall lures they make a feast of to have the faith of those undermined by in New York and the Batt­ the decaying carcass. Not children «uch infamous attacks upon satisfied with the murder, ery Wall—a distance that 11, «d's infallible Word. expense, wreck, and ruin pro can be walked in ten minutes duced, they have written a I he Shorter Bible, so call­ thousands of high binders in ed. is one of the most blas­ the world of speculation who phemous attacks that has have never done an honest been made upon God’s Holv day’s work in their lives, Bible. Let the Y. ‘ M. C. A. but who make often in a day i and the Y. W. C. A. repud- and quite frequently in a iate their leaders or suffer week as much if not more the consequences. than the average farmer makes in a year. It is < frthodox, self-respecting, getting time for the public consecrated men and women not only to seek information will not be nsulted by such but attacks of th HOMEY PHILOSOPHY^ i^FOR 1922 Telephone Traffic CHIROPRACTIC THE BETTER WAY TO HEALTH The signals of the traffic officer are obeyed instantly by the intelligent citizen, as he realizes that indifference means confusion and congestion. Forest L. Howard CHIROPRACTOR Over the wires and through the switchboards of the telephone com­ pany there is a constant volume of traffic. Here there is also a signal— the ringing of the telephone bell. A great obstacle in the flow of this traffic is delay in answering the telephone bell. Graduate nurse in attendance 211 Tillamook Building Both Phones Answer your telephone bell promptly. You will accommodate the party calling. 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Oregon City—Several roads In Langlots—$7000 school Clackamas County to be improved. to be erected. bulWM