Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, January 11, 1906, Image 6

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    ‘'TILLAMOOK FTT! A TAT Yrx~~--- -
FREAKS IN
FOOD
CONSUMPTION.
GUY ELLIOTT MITCHELL.
STOP YOUR RUNAWAY
“'mgb/ngas a Great Sport.
' The mean, chosen to
the new
'orange may be described by either of
In the Minnesota Agricultural Col-; ttie WOrd8, hybridization or pollena-
lege they are applying the lesson that tion. That ’form ot citrus which
Mark Twain's hero, Tom Sawyer, had grows farthest north is a J a panes,
Impressed upon himself on that Sat­ shrub, citrus trlfoliata. It may be
urday morning when his uuut set him seen in the United States as fur north
at work whitewashing lue fence— as Massachusetts. Its use is only or­
that is, that what one must do is namental. Its fruit under favoring
work, and that play may be turned conditions attains the sue of a wild
into work or work i.-o play. At the perslaimon and is globular, tawney
college a ploughing contest was re­ and bitter. In .'apan, it» home, the
cently held, and it has been decided fruit is converted into a conserve.
to make such contests a permanent Three trees of the citrus trlfolliata
part of the Held day sports.
grow in the grounds of the Depart­
In reporting the success of the com­ ment of Agriculture. Each of them
petition in w.iiclr the first prir >. a sul­ is
about eighteen feet tall.
ky plow, was won by a freshman in
the Spring when these trees are
tlie school and the third priza by a in In flower
a botanist watches till the
senior, the Pioneer Press of St. Paul, ■um exudes from the stigma. This
advanced the theory that if, all the sign tells him that the ovary of the
energy now expend d in foot ball and flower is ripening for the reception of
other school and coil ge sports were the pollen and the conception of the
directed toward turning the soil with fruit Straightway be clips the sta­
mens—those delicate filaments, fine as
hairs, which extend themselves from
the heart of the flower. He clips them
because at their end hang tiny pods—
the anthers—in which the pollen, or
the germinal dust, is held. Going to
the orangery of the department he
gathers the" bursting ambers of the
NOME GENUINE
Yau Cue Du It TWMIKE
UNLESS STAMP«.
i irs ' NMu
Atitccse
SAFETY REIN
With A
OEERSAFETY REIN
PUCE, COMPLETE, >5.00
EiprMMg« PrtpalS
BUCKLES
CHOWS PIECE
No moro SiMlh-up»; No moro
LI««« Loot; Coo bo bucklo»
oa, In « mlnuto, to any BrU<o:
Consumers the world over, and not] the skin and tlw, color is inherent—not
WORK! INDEPENDENTLY OF THE DRIVINO REINS.
alone in the United States, as bus of- derived
<i„riv.m from ,i.„
«... Ou . the
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the fat.
contrary,
Write for descriptive circular, free on application, tt
ten been asserted by magaz.ne writ­ in some European countries there is a
THIS oicick manufactuking co .,
ers are very fastidiuue in their selec­ preference tor the darker-skinned
tion of articles of diet. Peculiar as it chickens. A curious preference, en­
47 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK.
Will Stop any Horae or Money Refunded.
may seem, this selection is not made tirely uuassociated with tastes, is the
with the idea of procuring something color of eggs. While in Boston browa
which will pleaHe the palate or which eggs sell tor a cent or two per dozen
Is nutritious, but more with regard mure than white eggs, the contrary is
Suburban Co-Operation.
to the effect upon the eye of the ob­ true in New York, and it one or two
ject sought. Sometimes, too, there is dirty eggs are visible the price is still
In
Kensington.
Maryland, one of
a hlde-lHiund conception of how a cer lower. It Is said that Chicago is indis­
Washington’s suburbs, there Is a
tain food should be aud nu.uing can criminating in regard to the color of
cot-
group
of
pretty
little
break the public of this la"<*y. lhe eggs, but that ¡San Francisco prefers
_____ inhabited
________ mostly
_
tage-s
by gov­
white
ones.
SELT FEED FULL CIRCLE TWO Hl
Department of Agriculture, a year or I
ernment office-holders. There is no mu­
so ago, found that the Engl lb peo 1
nicipal
gaslighting
or
water
supply
sys
­
Eggs Colored With Coffee.
pie would not purchase a consignment
tem. and to offset the benefit of the
of American sweet potatoes, the sole
In England, where brown eggs are
health and pleasures derived from liv­
complaint being, that while the tubers ) the favorite, dealers go so far as to
ing near to nature, there is some dis­
were of good color and satisfactory in I color the shells ot white eggs with
comfort to those who are used to these
every other respect, they were sweet either strong coffea or some dye
city luxuries. One householder, of an
in taste. The English conception of stuff. New York likes a white butter
inventive turn of mind, however, has
how a potato ought to taste was cer­ but Chicago an I I’lii.adelpbla a little
seemed to solve the problem for him­
The Baler for speed. Bales 12 to
tainly a compliment to lrisbm n.
darker, while Washing.on demands a
self and neighbors. The party who tons a day. Has 40 inch feed ho]
Butter, an article ot food supposed deep yellow butter, and New Orleans
lived next door to him owned a gaso­
to lie purchased for food reasons alon ■. wants a color still darker than Wash­
line engine, but he had no deep well Adapted to bank barn work. Stands i
depends largely upon Its flavor and ington. How far tliis qu-stiori of col­
from
which to obtain a supply of pure to its work—no digging holes for whetJ
TIIE
CONSUMER
’
S
FANCY
perhaps, still more upon Its color as to or goes may be taken from a lit le in­
water—the government employe had. Self-feed Attachment increases cJ
its quality when it comes to purchase. stance in which a car-load of butter Warrants the Shipper in Packing Extra Fruit
A
deal
was fixed up between them by
in Expensive Bask etc
With the fine fruit produc d by hor­ intended for Washington was sent on
which the inventive genius was to set acity, lessens labor, makes better bal
ticulturists through modern means io New York, and tlie butter originally plows, there would scarcely remain
up and install the engine and connect and does not increase draft.
we And that attention has been p Id consigned to New York was sent to space for cities to flourish on un­
it with his pump, so by a system of
more to the color and shape of the Washington. Tlie receivers in bot.i ploughed land.
piping, water could be had by both
product even than Io its quality. Til“ pl.u-es rem mstrated stroll .ly. the one
It appears that the ploughing con­
Seid for Calatone
parties without tlie n ■«essitv of Laud
most productive of blackberries, while claiming the buiter to be too dark and test was introduced this year as a
pumping or a windmill.
new feature of the fie d day sports.
This system of water supply has
Preliminaries were held and tlie best
SANDWICH MFC. CO.
“ —so well
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.... th»
worked ‘ well
Indeed that
plowers in tlie school were selected.
piping has been laid to a couple of 124 Mula Street, Sandwich, j
Each contestant was given a strong
neighbors even more distant, aud the
team and a plow. He was required to
well, being of ample capacity now
lay out a “land” a' out twenty feet
supplies half a dozen families witli
wide and finish ills “land.” Tlie con­
water. It is understood that plans are
testants were allowed to use sink -s in
now being perfected by which th.1
laying out their "lan 1.” In judging,
gasoline
engine will be called to do
the straightness, width, dept'.i and
double duty. In the daytime ft will fill
evenness of tlie furrow, the evenn< ss
EXPERIMENTAL OR ANGE TREE.
tlie water tanks, while at night it will
of the land and the manner in which
Department of Agriculture,
Over 70 sizes and styles for drillini
be connected to an electric genera­
tlie weeds were turned under, were all
tor,
and thus furnish current for light­ either deep or shallow wells in any kin!
sweet
oranges
and
sprinkles
the
sweet
considered.
orange p^'lcn on the stigma of the ing the Immediate neighborhood. Tlie of soil or rock. Mounted on wheels a
example set by this resident of Ken­ sills. With engines or horse powers
bitter orange.
A HARDY ORANGE.
The pollenntion of these trees lias sington could be followed by co-opera­ Strong, simple and durable. Any me
n"d
tion between residents of many rural chanic can operate them easily.
been made for about ten sea»""«
Crossing the Florida Variety on the each year the fruit of the little blt- settlements. Co-operative telephones
SEND FOR CATALOCUE
,_____ ___
ter orange ________
has improved
till this sea­ are now a success and co-operative
Sturdy Japanese Species.
t
’
’
"
m
ranges
will
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be
fairly
good
s«wor.
water
and
electric
systems
WILLIAM
BROS., Ithaca, N. V?
Botanists in tlie employ of the
should prove equally valuable and
United States Department ot Agricul­ table frui_
successful.
ture hope to bring into being an orang;
tree which will lie as s'urd ’ rs tlie ir>
An Adopted English Knight.
pie tree; an orange tree that will not
"Tell me honestly, dearie, how could
perish in the chill of uur...ern winter,
An Englishman who visited New these
doughnuts be improved?"
which in December will bear its York
City
a
short
time
ago
had
oc
­
wreaths of snow and in May its gar­ casion to ask an Irishman the di e1-
“By making the holes a little larger.’’
lands of bloom, and which w'hen sum­ tion of a certain business house. This
AMERICAN CROWN
mer comes will yield fruit as good as s. n of Erin liapnened to be going that
that sweetened and gilded in the south way. and offered to guide his Inquired
»tin. This may seem to be an un­ to the place. As they walked along,
natural proposition but it only seems.
to be frientllv, ask'd:
No violence upon the laws cf Na'ure Pat,
“And who might ye b ?”
has been or will be attempted. It is
Tlie
Brit'sher drew himself up with
simply an effort to make Ue citrus
tree from which is obtained the sweet dignity ard re-’lod:
*» a green soap, conalstency of paste, a perfi
“I am the Honorable John Ken­
table orange, as hardy and insensitive
cleanser for automobile machinery and
to cold as the orange tree from which neth Ed<rerton of London, Fnlght cf
vehicles; will not ir.juro the most higi
is obtained the bi'ter unedible orange. the Garter. Kr!"ht of the Bath.
polished surtaoe. Made from pure vegetal
By crossing a citrus tree which grows Knivht of St. Jo' n K’ i-ht of th ■
oils. If your dealer does not carry Americi
in the north and which bears an un­ Gol on Fleece. I'n'ght of the Koyal
Crown Soap in stock, send us his name a
edible fruit with the citrus tree of the Legion and of t'-e I-on Cr ss. And
COOKING
address ano. Ve will see that your wants i
south It is sought to beget a plant in whom have I the honor of a'dress
In"?
’
’
SEWING
supplied. Put up in 12^ 25 and 50 lb pails.
which will be combined the good traits
Pat, for a sln"'e Irs^-nt was bowild
of each.
ENTERTAINING
Government botanists are confident ered with tb'-i l ug list, but uuick as
that the result of this citrus marriage a w'rk, he t' r w for—ord his chest,
MUSIC
will be a scion that will grow and and rorpon'ot po-npo—lv;
”01 am P'th—'ck Timo’hv Fl-nni-
CHICAGO ill .
fruit at a latitude midway between the
CY8TKR BLEACHING IN FIIE3H WATER AND FANCY CONDENSED MILK CANS
HEALTH
northern limits of the sweet orange gnu of Ho’iokon. to-nol^ht. Inhst
large and beautiful, are, if anything, I the other too light, and that no custo and the northern 11—"a of t’’» line e* ro'eht. nolght b“Yo-r l hst. no'-ht be and how to build a house to do it in
EXCAVATION WORK.
inferior in flavor to the wild ones mer could be found for either. T e growth of the unedibile orange. If foor th’ht, to-morrow no'"lit, the
found along Hie roadside. Bed apples matter was adjusted only through tlie tills should be there might he orange no'eht following and ivvery o'h-r
With Greatest Economy
are the leading favorites of tills sort reslilpinent of the consignment.! to th ■ groves in central Virginia, middle I< n- n'o- 'v no'"h* of the wake, including
use the
of fruit. An instance of this is th“ proper places.
tucky, southern Indiana, southern Illi­ Sund y noight, be gorra!”
Consumers, of course, are appealed i nois. central Missouri and central
lien Davis, one of the best Bellers and
"
f
Western Elevating Grader
toln tlie selection of some foods Kansas. Think of orange gardens Senator
certainly the poorest eater
‘,n,be Russian
through the quantity of advert sin - around the home in Norfolk, Rich­ Advance,” is still on bnnk.
and Ditcher
sale
—
stale
on
sill.
'•»rrf «-.■
given to a particular product. Instances mond, I.ynchbvg. T er'-igt-n,
Artificially Colored Meats
Meat dealers have found that corn of tills are found among tlie enormous I ville, Cairo and perhaps In Cincln- Tt Is understood that the Kentucky crops
be. f. cured him and some salt meats sale of breakfast ami health foods i nati, St. I.ouis, Jefferson City
promise r*i unusual large output of pure
The most original, practical and
Cuban tobacco this /ear.
find a much mon ready sale where, in Hint are so widely advertised in news i Kansas City.
entertaining illustrated monthly ma­
paper
and
magazine.
Years
ago
oit
the process of curing, some saltpeter
gazine ever published
I - ' n ad led to impart a bright red meal was sold only by druggists am'
kept by them in rely for the sick; In
cohn S-iiisiig -s and other forms of deed
SUBSCRIBE FOR IT
til-re
was
long
a
prejudice
ill
■ nii.ceil meal are frequently colored by
en.iline ilyes, uh are also the wrapper» England against oatmeal as food for
beings, although in Scotland It
«if some sausage and ham. These ob­ human
was tlie staple food.
Even in our
tain more ready Hale In competition bread
tlie
consumer usually ins'sts up
with uncolored goods. Porterhouse on tlie pure
snow-white
bread ti nt Is
steak, the most expensive cut of bee* robbed of the most nutritious
ROAD CONSTRUCTION.
elem nt
Is In high favor, whereas beef coming constituting
the wheat grain.
from the neck, equally as nutritious
anil ns pnbitnble. It is stated. If suit
Blcached-Out Oysters.
ol
ably prepared, se’ls ut a much lower
Your elders now are complaining
aurora , ill . f
tfO FURTMLR. US
price.
that they cannot get oysters with the
Send a Dime or five two cent stamps ^end for Catalog.
same flavor as they tied to years
FOR. HIM •
’vitn your name and post office addies
At this time of the year 1’ie high ago. Inst ad they seem to get a white
carefully and plainly written to
cue.
liver win. goes to the sw II hotels and tnstel. ss bivalve. It Is only made p il-
STAND AT
restaurants aim l.ns a particular kind, atable through a drenching with vine
, Txt-
of game served him lieenuse it has n gar, horseradish or some other season­
SHOW.
teaches you about bees, bow to handle them for
peculiar “gnmey” flavor and tender­ ing. Tlie reason for this Is that whll •
honey and profit. Send for free copy. Read iL
ness. may not realize that such game tlie oyster of to-day is tlie same as
1405
Fisher
Building
.r?e,ny°u 11 want to subscribe. 6 month’s
bus. by order of the steward. Iieeti re­ Unit of years ago. the dealer, in o der
trial 2.x:. Don’t delay but do it to-day.
tained in storage until it has become to meet tlie consumer's desire for a
CHICAGO, ILL.
in reality partially decomposed. Its| "pretty" oyster, lias allowed the bl
A-1. Root Co., Medina, Ohio.
Sandwie
HAY PRES
Well Drilling
Machines
Kirk’
How to flake a
Home for
SOAP
Ten Cents a Year
James S. Kirk& Copipan
MAXWELL’S
■■H nniE
NOW
One Whole Year for
TEN CENTS Western Wheeled Scraper
C
Gleanings in Boe Culture
THE
ARROGANCE OF INVENTION
International Harvester Co.
GASOLINE ENGINES
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economica ly than with any other power F™
-:an
operated more
v farmers
who have water to pump,
■wood
to jaw,
to priad ...
or corn U
to SheU
sh
‘ ‘
cost with
L H. feed
C. engines
do this work
a minunum
PICKING VP a TIT
FANCY FOREIGN CHEESES
odor. If smelt before mok-nir, wn 11
prevent ninny people from ontln'* It.
Others do not know th’»t when thov
bomt about the "tine lamb" '' ey are
petting the butcher Is serving them
with kid meat Instead. Our peoni«
hold In high favor certain p-obi
with particular names attae'ed t>
them. For Instance, the amount of
“Canada" In mb sold here la enormous
This word has tlie same magic ff«-t
ni*'n lamb prices that the word “’’hll
ad-lphln’’ has uno ■ spring poultry or
that of “Txme Island" u> on fr ali e gs
The housewife too. In tnanv parts of
the coiintr. lias n strong pr '.‘-e"
for yellow sk’nned chickens under th«
assumption that fat lies Iw'u a'h the
■kin. altbnugh as a miter of fact
chickens (tore very little fat uext to
valve In shell to remain for shorn
twenty-four hours In fresh water b
fore oi>enlnc It. thus causing th
white appearance.
And so the gratification of fast
In the«« modern da vs 1« of minor < nn
sl’erntton th- clt hr d peop'e win'
R-me'hhig that apn- 'h to the ye an '
the dealer appreciates that In order
to catch the fancy of a customer It |w
more Important b. pt.co a pr (|ucf p,
a ahowv and convenient package
than 't Is to furnish a wholesome or
well flavored food
Hodgins automobile ran away with
his mother-ln law and scared her s<-
that she’s been spee hiess ever sine.
Hodgins considers the investment i
good one
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7 Monroe Street
Chicago, I1L, U. S. A,