FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924 TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT been brought to this proud position not the flag of your king—it is the First Chorus Flag is first hoisted to the peak and Citizens have flag of yourself and of all your neigh- then lowered to the half staff posi- Oh, say, does ¿he star-spangled ban- by love and sacrifice. <--------- ------- * How to Display It ner yet wave advanced it and heroes have died for ’ bors. . ; tion, but before lowering the Flag How To Respect It O’er the land of the free and the home it. It is the sign made visible of the j Don’t be ashamed when your throat On Flag Day, June 14th, represen­ for the- day it is raised again to the | of the brave. strong spirit that has brought liber­ chokes and the tears come, as you tatives of over 08 organizations met peak. On Memorial Day, May 30th, ty and prosperity to the people of see it flying from the masts of our 2 the Flag is displayed at half staff in Washingeon for a conference, call­ On the shore, dimly seen thro’ the America. It is the flag of all of us ships on all the seas or floating from ■ ed by and conducted under the aus­ from sunrise until noon and at fullj alike. Let us accord it honor and mists of the deep, every flagstaff of the Republic. You pices of the National Americanism staff from noon until sunset, for the ; Where the foe’s haughty host in loyalty. Nation lives and the Flag is the sym- ' Commission of the American Legion, will never have a worthier emotion. I dread silence reposes, RESPECT OF THE FLAG to draft an authentic code of flag eti­ bol of the living Nation. Reverence it as you would reverence » SUNDAY-MONDAY JANUARY 13-14 What is that which the breeze, o’er 13. When used to cover a casket the | quette. The code drafted by that con­ When you see the Stars and Stripes the signature of the Deity. the towering steep, COLFEN MOORE. LLOYD HUGHES, RUSSEL SIMPSON ference is printed on this and the fol­ Flag should be placed so that the As it fitfully blows, half conceals, displayed, son, stand up and take off ALVIN M. OWSLEY and WALTER LONG in lowing pages, together with diagrams union is at the head and over the! your hat. Somebody may titter. It half discloses? Illi>»trr.tint’ most of the rules While left shoulder. The Flag should not I Iioii iv vaieixv vile «.Ivam >?.f tl’zi is th? bleed uf some deride all the rules adopted by the conference be lowered into the grave nor allowed expression of noble sentiment. You Ing’s first beam, have no official government sanction, to touch the ground. The casket In full glory reflected now shines on i may blaspheme in the street and stag- A new type of Western—something different—refreshingly origi- nevertheless they represent the auth­ should be carried foot first. i ger drunken in public places, and the nal “WHERE AM I?” Comedy the stream. 14. When the Flag is displayed in] oritative opinion of the principal pat­ by-standers will not pay much atten­ Second Chorus (Continued from page 1) riotic bodies of the United States and church it should be from a staff' tion to you; but if you should get TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY JANUARY 15-16 of Army and Navy experts, and are placed on the congregation’s right as ’Tis the star-spangled banner, oh! down on your knees and pray to Al­ city salaries on the first of each long may it wave being followed by all the organiza­ they face the clergyman. The service MAY McAVOY in mighty God or if you should stand month without waiting for a meeting tions which took part in the gather­ flag, the state flag, or other flag O’er the land of the free and the home bareheaded while a company of old of the council. of the brave. ing, including 45 other organizations should be at the left of the congre- I soldiers marches by with flags to the The city health officer made a re­ 3 which have since adopted this code gation If in the chancel, the Flag of breeze, some people will think you port on several sanitary matters. It When our land is illum ’ d with liber ­ As opinions are formed through reading SCARE Headlines in representing over 20,000,000 of peo­ the Un’ted States should be placed on! our daily newspapers. What are they? Are they authentic, . or was found that a barn existed in the ty’s cry, j are showing off. ple. The conference constituted itself the cleigyman’s right as he faces the do oftimes make ungrounded statements? You’ll see the But don’t you mind! When Old midst of the business district, with­ uv they *** __ _______ __ - a permanent body, so that modifica­ congregation and other flags on his If a foe from within strike a blow at j Glory comes along, salute, and let in a few feet of the city hall. The consequences in""HER REPUTATION” of front page newspaper her glory, tions in the rules can be made if left. them think what they please! When “INTERNATIONAL NEWS” 15. When the Flag is in such a con-l Down, down with the traitor that' you hear the band play “The Star- condition of the barn was not object­ this proves desirable. The rules as ed to but the location was considered “AESOP’S FABLE COMEDY” dares to defile given are from the final corrected dition that it is no longer a fitting I Spangled Banner” while you are in very undesirable. The health officer draft of the code as brought out of emblem for display it should not be j The flag of her stars and the page of. a restaurant or hotel dining room, THURSDAY-FRIDAY JANUARY 17-18 also called on all restaurants to scrub her story; east aside or used in any way that 1 the conference. Legion posts will get up even if you rise alone; stand their garbage cans and to keep them the millions unchain ’ d who our By MAURICE MAETERLINCK’S find the rules and diagrams worth be viewed as disrespectful to the na­ there and don’t be ashamed of it, covered. People under quarantine birthright have gain’d calling to the notice of school pupils tional colors, but should be destroyed i either! were urged to keep isolated to pre­ as a whole, privately, preferably by; We will keep her bright blazon for­ and citizens generally. For of all the signs and symbols vent the spread of contagious dis­ ever unstain’d. “I pledge allegiance to the Flag of burning or by some other method in i since the world began there is none eases. The most stupendous production in the history of motion pictures. Third Chorus the United States and to the Republic harmony with the reverence and re-1 French Critics give highest praise to Maeterlinck’s “MONNA other so full of meaning as the flag A condition which has bothered for which it Btands, one Nation, indi­ spect we owe to the emblem repre- , And the star-spangled banner in tri­ of this country, That piece of red, VANNA.” “MONNA VANNA” wins praise from critical New the city authorities fcr some time umph doth wave visible, with Liberty and Justice for senting our country. York reviewers. white and blue bunting means five where a sewer breaks to the surface “SIX A. M.” COMEDY O’er the land of the free and the home ! all.” thousand years of struggle upward. of the ground behind some buildings CAUTIONS of the brave. There are certain fundamental It is the full-grown flower of ages of on First street, was ordered cleaned 1. Do not permit disrespect to be SATURDAY JANUARY 19 rules of heraldry which, if understood fighting for liberty. It is the century up. generally, would indicate the proper shown to the Flag of the United Oh! thus be it ever when free men I plant of human hope in bloom. WILLIAM RUSSEL in The usual routine bills were allow­ shall stand method of displaying the flag. The States. Your flag stands for humanity, for of the 2. Do not dip the Flag ed. Between their loved home and the I matter becomes a very simple one if an equal oportunity to all the sons of war’s desolation, it is kept in mind that the National United States to any person or any l men. Of course we haven’t arrived A story of daring adventure and strife for thee possession of Flag represents the living country thing. The regimental color, state , Blest with vict’ry and peace, may the yet at that goal; there are many in­ newly found mining property. heav’n rescued land and is itself considered as a living flag, organization or institutional flag ' justices yet among us, many sense ­ ATTENTION will render this honor. Praise the Pow ’ r that hath made “MONKEY FARM” 'Two reel comedy. thing. The union of the flag is the less and cruel customs of the past 3. Do not display the Flag of the and preserved us a Nation honor point; the right arm is there- still clinging to us, but the only hope fore the point of danger ami hence United States with the union down Then conquer we must, when our of righting the wrongs of men lies in except as a signal of distress. cause it is just, the place of honor. 4. Do not place any other flag or And this be our motto, “In God is our the feeling produced in our bosoms New music studio to open here IHWIHIIKIIHHIlimiHH 1. The Flag should be displayed only soon. Enroll now for spring term. ! by the sight of that flag. trust.” from sunrise to sunset, or between pennant above or to the right of the Courses in vocal, piano and har ­ Other flags mean a glorious past, mony. Accredited teacher. For - = such hours as may be designated by Flag of the United States. Fourth Chorus this flag a glorious future. It is not further information, address 5. Do not let the Flag of the United proper authority. It should be dis­ And the star-spangled banner in tri- so much the flag of our fathers as it played on national and state holidays States touch the ground or trail in umph shall wave is the flag of our children, and of all and on historic and special occasions. the water. ALYSE E. MURRY O’er the land of the free and the home children ’s children yet unborn. It is fl. Do not place any object or em ­ The Flag should always be hoisted of the brave. • the flag of tomorrow. It is the signal 891 E. Main St., Portland Oregon briskly and lowered slowly and cere­ blem of any kind on or above the “I would like to go a step further of the “Good Time Coming.” It is Flag of the United States. moniously. and insist upon Americans being able 7. Do not use the flag as drapery in to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner.” 2. When carried in a procession ! with another flag or flags, the Flag of any form whatever. Use bunting of "I have noted audiences singing—I the United States should be either on blue, white and red. should say trying to sing—the Ameri- s 8. Do not fasten the Flag in such national air, but outside of about 2 ihe marching right, i. e., the Flag's ■ own, right, or when there is a line of manner as will permit it to be easily tier cent they are only mumbling or torn. £ = other flags th* Flag of the United pretending to sing. 1 would like to 9. Do not drape the Flag over the 1 States may be in front of the center have the spirit of America show it­ •I i hood, top, sides or back of a vehicle, self in song. I hope you will insist of that line. I 8. When displayed with another Aug or of a railroad train or boat. When upon some suitable provision to that against a wall from crossed staffs, the Flag is displayed in a motor car, end in your code.”—President Hard­ Ma and dad topped the milk for their coffee and the Flag of the United States should the staff should be affixed firmly to ing to National Flag Conference call­ left Johnnie the skimmilk for his portion. be on the right, the Flag's own right, the chassis or damped to the radiat­ ed by the American Legion. Lucky the lad that gets the milk to drink just or cap. and its staff should be in front of the 3 as it comes from the dairy. 10. Do not display the Flag on a HISTORY OF THE FLAG staff of the other flag. The American Flag is the third Neither Tillamook nor the surrounding coun­ 4. When a number of flags are float in a parade except from a staff. = i 11. Do not use the Flag as a cov­ oldest of the National Standards of grouped und displayed from staffs, try can reach its fullest development without the the world; older than the Union Jack the Flag of the United States should ering for a ceiling. 12. Do not use the Flag as a por­ of Britain or the Tricolor of France. be in the center or at the highest other. tion of a costume or of an athletic The flag was authorized by Con­ point of the group. uniform. Do not embroider gress June it upon 14, 1777. This date is now 5. When flags of StateB or cities or A prosperous farming community means a pennantB of societies flown on the cushins or handkerchiefs or print it observed as Flag Day throughout on paper napkins or boxes. America. same halyard with the Flag of the prosperous town; a thriving town is a direct I 13. Do not put lettering of any The flag was first flown* from Fort United States, the National Flag Stanwix, on the site of the present benefit to the farms. should always be at the peak, When kind upon the Flag. 14. Do not use the Flag in any city of Rome, New York, on August flown from adjacent staffs the Flag Let’s make 1924 a “Get together year.” Let’s Both Phones ERWIN HARRISON, Prop. of the United States should be hoisted form of advertising nor fasten an 3, 1777. It was first under fire three ♦ first. No flag or pennant should be advertising sign to a pole from which days later in the battle of Oriskany, take a helpful interest in each other’s problems, placed above or to the right of the the Flag of the United States is August 6, 1777. flying. It was first decreed that there Flag of the United States. buy each other’s, and grow more prosperous to­ 15. Do not display, use or store the should be a star and a strip for each fl. When flags of two or more na Flag in such a manner as will permit state, making thirteen of both; for tiona are displayed they should be gether I the states at that time had just been flown from separate staffs of the it to be easily soiled or damaged. erected from the original thirteen same height and the flags should be PROPER USE OF BUNTING colonies. ■ >f approximately equal size. (Intel Bunting of the national colors In 1794, Vermont and Kentucky national usage forbids the display of should be used for covering a speak­ were admitted to the Union and the the flag of one nation above that of er’s desk, draping over the front of number of stars and stripes was rais­ another nation in time of peace.) a platform and for decoration in gen­ ed to fifteen in correspondence. As 7. When the Flag is displayed from Tillamiook. Öre. a staff projecting horizontally or nt eral. Bunting should be arranged other states came into the Union it r fÿ an angle from the window sill, bal with the blue above, the white in the became evident there would be too middle and the red below. many stripes. So in 1818 Congress cony, or front of building, the union enacted that the number of stripes be of the Flag should go clear to the SALUTE TO THE FLAG bead of the staff unless the Fing is : DON’T LET THE RAINY DAYS STOP TOUR During the ceremony of hoisting or reduced and restricted henceforth to at hull mast. lowering the Flag or when the Flag thirteen representing the thirteen or­ MOVING 8. When the Fing of ths- United is passing in a parade or in a review, iginal states; while a star should be I State* is displayed in a manner other all (wraons present should face the added for each succeeding state. That than by being flown from a staff it Flag, stand at attention and salute. law is the law of today. IS PREPARED TO SEND EXPERIENCED PACKERS TO should be displayed flat, whether in Those present in uniform should ren­ The flag was first carried in battle YOUR HOME WITH CANVAS TO COVER doors or out. When displayed either der the right hand salute When not at the Brandywine, September 11, ALL YOUR GOODS horizontally or vertically against a in uniform, men should r< move the ! 1 i 7 i . It first flew over foreign terri­ wall, the union should be uppermost headdress with the right hand and | tory January 28. 1778, at Nassau, CALL US DAY OR NIGHT does not always mean a cheap price but it does and to the Flag's own right to the hold it at the left shoulder. Women Bahama Islands; Fort Nassau having Our Motto: “ Quick Service and Reasonable Rates.” mean good quality with no waste. olisei ver's left. When displayed in a should salute by placing the right been captured by the Americans in I- 1-4- •> '• ViHTLmmw The meat that we sell is meat that you can eat window it should Iw displayed th* hand over the heart. The salute to I the courst of the war for independ­ and enjoy. same way, that is, with the union or the Flag in the moving column is ren­ ence The first foreign salute to the blue field to the left of the observer I dered at the moment the Flag passes. flag was rendered by the French Ad­ Price plus Quality always make Economy. in the street. When festoons, ms W HEN IN TILLAMOOK STOP AT Make this your meat market. When the National Anthem is play­ miral la Motte Piquet, off Quiberon etts, or drapings of blue, white and : ed those present in uniform should Buy. February 13, 1778. >ed are desired, bunting should be salute at the first not of the anthem, The flag first rose over thirteen used, but novel the Flag. states along the Atlantic seaboard, _______, retaining this position until the last i C. J. & A. L. NEFF, Props. 9. When displayed over the middle note of the anthem. When not in with a population of some three mil- L. E. LOLL nf the street, a" between buildings. I No. 8, First St. Tillamook, Ore. lion people. Today it flies over forty ­ uniform, nu n should remove the head­ be Flag of the United States should 's and hold it as the «slut to the! eight states extending across the con­ sus|wn bursting in air, E. G. ANDERSON Ge»» proof through the night that I The HEADLIGHT is the standard by which the o our flag was still then. THE FLAG COLISEUM Four Big Spectacular Programs SALARIES PAID EARLY g the huntress *>ond * mues itale ♦ 00 pel ♦is co «evies ♦lad I m HER REPUTATION .TW" pítate pen a .ounty As te MONNA VANNA tate WHEN ODDS ARE EVEN Music Lovers When a Fellow Needs a Friend 3« Lets Help Ourselves By Helping Each Other 3 8 i GOLDEN ROD DAIRY COAL—CEMENT LIME 28-W Href National Bank LAMB-SCHRADER CO. THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY TRUE FOOD ECONOMY :* I f ♦ s : THE SATISFACTION MARKET f THE HOTEL NETHERLANDS BUSINESS BUILDERS And Real Service THE BUNGALOW CAFE THE SATISFACTION STORE papers of Tillamook County are generally compared. — »