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Tillamook A Weekly Paper Published Friday by the wit nesses have corroborated this. commissions of Captain Shearer and In one instance a witness, who Lieutenant White «late from August was working on a hospital where 28 and that of Lieutenant Harrison every the temperature was 20 or 28 below dates from September 1. zero, Headlight Publishing Company, In’’. oil Tillamook. Oregon Leslie Harri,<m Both 1 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2^ THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT PAGE FOUR Managing Editor CHURCH ÜWÍC) TO tb it to MA. on.. phone« Ell tfs Vib ari . er in the pui ioffice at Tillamook, Oi egon. SUBSCRIPTION RAFES One year ..... 1 2 OQ Six months 1.00 Three months .75 Payable In advance LET’S BE CONSISTENT suffering from Actually Pinched blue, lips were blue. their finger- blue I asked Aarons what (the workmen) said to him he id, 'They told the men to 1 Friendship and Finance i sperity Of Our Depositors th«.- Epi.-supal church, vices next Sunday in the Masonic building in this city, Morning ser- lives at 11:00 A. M. and evening service at 7: 3o P. M. All are cordially invited to thecx . ervices. ■> you'k deposit FRIENÜSJHP CHIEDISI! LESSNLSS OF THE CHILD When a thoughtful person looks into the face of a little child he sees written there, and also in the palms PRESBYTERIAN of his hunds and the soles of his Sunday School 10 A. M. POSSIBILITY. feet, the word Morning Worship 11 A. M. Meditate on that word. POSSIBIL- COMPANY K HAS QUARTERLY Subject ’’Hills of Help.” Regular 1TY. Continue to lead it and think INSPECTION AND MUSTER communion service to which all about its meaning and you will dis Christians are invited. cover that the word leads you into Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Company K 162nd Infantry O. N. one of two directions: It is possible Subject ’’Growing a Soul.’’ G. had its quarterly Inspection and i for that little child to become a Worship with us. muster last Monday evening. This 1 great man. to be of incalculable ALLAN A. McREA, Minister. muster is necessary to receive pay. I benefit to his generation, and to About sixty members of the com- I leave upon posterity the imprint of Max Schultz has sold out his pany turned out for Inspection, I a noble I life. The otehr direction Captain Shearer states that the home and Interests in the Coats mill | shows that it is possible for that pay checks for the last quarter are o A. F. Coats and will move with child through neglect to become a due in Tillamook about October 16. Mrs. Schultz to Seaside where t’jy criminal—'an educated criminal— 111 conduct an auto camp ground. The three commissioned officers I who will blight the lives of thou the of Company K received notice this \ farewell party was given sands of people, and increase the week that they had been recognized Schultzes last Saturday by their tax burden of the community in friends. I»y the federal government. which he lives. It Is possible for him to become a curse to his fam ily, a menace to society, and a blot on the page of history. Which direction do you want the POSSI BILITY to take in your child’s case? The child Is the indispensable unit, the essential factor, and the e master 1 nail spheres of human ac tivity. Around the child the world must revolve. From the child so ciety must evolve. Heaven bends MY KANSAS FLOWER should see the stately sunflower, growin’ by my kitchen to bless and breathe a benediction poieh. Like a watohmmi on the campus, boldin’ up his regal torch. of infinite love upon the child—the Every day he pays obeisance to the author of his power,-—smilin' at tsfant king—of social destinies. The the master-planet, every minnit—every hour. Not a frown from con child cannot become great, useful, stant service ever clouds his patient face. On he grows to full perfec and powerful if the childishness of tion. stnndln’ in an humble place. Keelin’ nothin' fer environs— the child is taken from It; If he is thoughtful onyl of his plan.—settin- forth a rich example fer his hap robbed of the spirit of youth; taken less neighbor, Man. out of rhe sphere of innocency, and President Harding’s recent action in vetoing the soldiers' aid bill in the face of heurty opposition from all sorts of veterans’ organizations and after the measure had been fa vorable passed upon ty congress Is to be wondered at In view of other iiiniici’il transactions that our gov ernment has been concerned in dur ing the past few years. Mr. Hurdlng's excuse was that he could not conscientiously pass the bill as it provided for no adequate loan- f financing the afd that was to be given the nation's soldiers. For some time past there Tins been quite a little sentiment from the moneyed powers in this country to have i he United States cuneel the war debt, of the Allies. This may be pul over m spite of the popular opposlt ion against it. More worthy of mem Ion, however, 1 h the lavish way oui country’s leaders puiil trl- Lu. e to Die gialters and war profl- >f wn, Diut were bought «luring 1917 and 1918. A recent article in (lie American Legion Weekly by an able writer who has gone into these I hese transac tions quite thoroughly brings many things to light and Is very refresh ing in the cantlid way in which the the blame is laid lit the doors or the gold brick men who sold the Though our station he the humblest, there is alters room to grow. government war stocks. Angels from the heights is callin’ —Glory becons—let us go! Ain’t One civilian, an architect. was no harm to over-shudder smaller blossoms if we can. Never will be no put In charge of the committee on objections to a bigger, better man! Sunfower sets a splendid pattern bitildliigs and evolved the cost plus as she towers above our head,- firmly rotted—crowned with glories, plan of contracting for the great what more fit tin’ could be said? Ain’t no limit to the growin’ when cantonments that were built in this our time is wisely spent. Every passion wuth knowin’ country Investigation now reveals I Kun environment! that from foremen down the men were instructed to loaf ns much ai possible In the Job because In that way the contractor made more mon ey than when the workmen put In full mid conscientious time. Many Uncle John Trouble Behind your telephone service is the “plant a complicated mechanical equipment of poles, cables, wires, switchboards, instruments, etc., carefully adjusted and absolutely depend ent on jierfect construction and maintenance. as well as M 0. N E Y deprived of the domestic blessings that belong to him. The curse of this hour is the childishlessness of childien. We haven’t cihldren any more. Babifs are plunged into the maelstrom of social iniquity. They are prema turely advanced to girlhood and boyhood and are ushered on the stage where oung men and young women play the fool for the pleas ure of a world of vultuers. Parents are ambitious for their daughters to become social factors, and for their sons to become social leaders; con sequently, they are prematurely ad vanced. In advancing them, forc ing them, and introducing them to a world of social maturity they are robbing them of their childish na ture, Inclinations, innocency, pleas 0>- ure, and sweetness. One can stand in the midst of so-called young men and young women and cry out in anguish and sorrow, ’Where are the children! O, where are the children!’’ The girls of today know more than their grandmothers knew at seventy-five •ears of age. Boys can teach their old. aged grandfathers. Where are the children? The Juvenile Society of today is a curse, an infamous blot on the page of American history. It Is so because parents have robbed their children of childhood. In the case of trouble we are generally the fust to know it. but a notification to our Com- MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM For good meal and real service BUNGALOW CAFE Children Using Milk Fare an warmer an Florence Hef- fley wich is my teacher sed she gessed maybe she cood stick it out all rite for a year tryin to teech me les- she commits Harry Carey which is killin yourself in Japanese. She likes me jess the same cause she told my Mother evry time when she gets mini to me then pretty soon she jess gets sorry for it an me also. I am fine in Jogruffy this year an Miss Heffley sed she thinks she can get the kinks out of my spellin be- fore Christmas maybe. you spine back, You get sick when your spine's crookid. It don’t hurt only jess wile he’s workin on it he | sed Jim dash I guess they are going to lie sum doins up to the R. A. JI. masons Friday cause I seen Mister Keldson makin sines tO BU mman an they stopped and talked. Masons nose each other with sines. I seen them too. My fother he’s wun an w hen you see a Mason you put your hand 11 our pocket an tuch your ear with Jim dash he other wun and then you no its Mason. Its a holliday in the bank in Jim dash Niggerawger but the cheet sed nev- er tnind a bout it so I wont. Its I seen Doctor LeFevre jess now thare 4th of July. from Cloverdale up the street an sum lady wich wus sumbuddy In jitn dash i famly cause she told him to ate till she got hack from Penn Today’s the last day to ware your strore hats this year, They have ington's store an he sed all rite. got sum dandy new ones up to Pen- Jim dash ney's store and an Pennington's and places like that fur men and ladles We had a feerce accident in the I gess also. Ladles they ware a composin room this morning. Mis bout 4 hats in a yeer but men dont. ter Stuart what sets the tipes he My fother he wares a cap wich is said wun of the cams is buse«i an good winter an summer tor a bout jimmed up the stribiter so the jaw 4 yeers eh sed for him. Mister on the jeckshun blade pushed back Small up to the fish cannin place the scapemunt an nocked the pot he’s got a new wun areddy. guvner off an that made a squirt. Squirts is when the hot led comes Jim dash out and burns ou. He din’t get Mister Forest Howard whats the burnt much cause he node ft wus quire praeter is got stun news for cummin he sed an jumped up me next time 1 am up his way. quick as the dlckess but he can fix It ain’t in no hurry he sed. Quire it he sed in a bout 4 hours practers they rub your back an put .n; dy was hurt. Make Most Rapid Progress Fifty two thousand five hundred children of Los An gelo were questioned as to the artiount of milk they rorsumed daily, their ages were recorded and heights ; i d weights obtained. The heights and weight- of these children were compared on the basis of their < onsiunption of milk, an«l the figures revealed the t »tiling fact that in every age, without exception, the milk-using children were taller and weighed more than Du- non-mllk using children, xi was also found that the milk-using children made more rapid progress in their studies. In every grade the milk-using children were slightly younger than the non-mllk using chil dren. The milk using children gaised on the average 2.28 years on the non-milk using children, from the kindergarten to the eighth grade. EVERY CHILD SHOULD HAVE A QUART OF RAW MILK DAILY. ORDER GOLDEN ROD DAIRY CLAR IFIED MILK. Golden Rod Dairy Both Phones Erwin Harrison, Prop. Apples and Pears Jt e have just received a big shipment of fine King, Banana. Waxen and Buckingham Apples, and fancy Fall Butter Pears all at the price of 11.35 per box. This is the best value in Apples and Pears that we have ever had. Quality fine. HANDAY F.VERYWHERE autos or trains or boats go in this country you can present Travelers’ Checks, and know they will be •'1 upon your writing your counters!mature vre very convenient because they make you independent -„j banking V--»-«-- hours, - ------ ----- --- accepted _ __ ,_| by hotels. s - and and J are ticket offices, etc. They remove the risk of robbery, ike it possible o carry a large sum of money in small John Morgan A. W. Bunn Henry Rogers C The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company when yon start an account with us. Your interests will be protected and you will be assured of OUR Friendship in return for your Confidence. » Tillamook County Bank r I he "plant” is constantly subject to accident and outside interference. Storms, fires, the carelessness of workmen, the pranks of children, concealed defects of material—all play their 1 he telephone company maintains a skilled force whose sole duty is to quickly restore serv ice interrupted from any cause. Your lines are constantly watched and tested. A Riechers. Lamb. Edw a rd s. The First National Bank Flour ell the best brands of Flour: Olympic, Crown, Royal a: ■ Fisher’s Blend, and have a good supply of old flour for you ’• the new wheat flour Is good. The biead that took first prize at the County Fair was bak' by ’ Mrs. ■ C. ” I. Clough of Royal Flour. » Don’t ieayl vnur canning of fruit and vegetables any long?' have a t’ig supply, also Fruit Jars and accessories. SATISFACTION STORE E G z'.NDERSON Quality Printing at the Headlight The Store without Baits Or Rebates
