Tillamook headlight., November 21, 1907, Image 4

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 21. 1907
President Sconta Panic Scare.
cotue soon, and to stav.
Editorial Snap Shota.
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BOULDER
BAND BOYS CONCER
Opera House on Friday Eve
CREEK.
Mturiee B»ys came in >>’er the Hebo
trail Thursday. He hits been visiting
relative« at 1’hil. math for ths- |>ast three
weeks. His si.ter. Mrs. I) II. McIntyre
slid little daughter, who aco>>n>|«»ied
billion his visit, will remain at Philo
math for some weeks to Come.
Mrs. Delia Jensen made atrip to Till-
“The White House, Washington, D. C,,
Nov. 17, 1907—My Dea« Mr.Cortebuu:
I have considered your proposal. 1 ap
prove the issue of the fifty millions ot
PROGRAM.
Panama bonds which will be immediate
¡y available as the basis for additional
"
Soldiers
’ Blood,” .,
March,
(FrauiVoi
currency. 1 also approve the issue ol
Band.
$100,000.000, or so much as you mav
....'..."Iola,”.........
March
(Chas. L, j(
find necessary, ol $50 3 per cent interest­ mook. Thursoav, returning Friday.
Band.
H. A. Chopard and L. N. Sandoz
bearing Government notes, the proceeds
of the sale of which can be at once de­ butchered two hogs and a cow lust Trombone Duett.................." Sliding Jim,”............... ip „
H. Morton and Chester McGhee. '
posited by you where the greatest need Friday.
exists, and especially in the West and
John Kumm visited * itli H. A. Chop
Band accompanist.
South, where the crops have to be mov­ ai d and family last Sunday.
............ "La Sorilla,” ■ (Chas. Bored
Spanish March,
ed. I have assurance that the leaders
Miss Edna Getchell. who has been visit­
Band.
of Congress a. e considering a currency ing her sister. Mie. Grace Chopard, for
.........."Fly Away,”
bill which will meet in permanent fash­ the laet three week*, returned to her Gallop,
• '(L. P. LWl(
Band.
ion the needs of the situation, and which homeat Hebo last Wednesday.
I believe will be passed at an early date
... . " Somewhere.” .
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Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kinnaman went to Quartette, ...
(Chas. K
after Congress convenes two weeks
As to keeping up chicken and cows, it
C. Hiner, H. McKinley, P. Peters, N. Parrish
Blaine la*»t Friday and visited at M
hence.
seems to us that if parents would keep
Mrs. G. K. Parrish, accompanist.
Curl’s.
“What is most needed just now is that
up the young girls who run at large at
H. A. Chopard is at Blaine this wee! It Recitation,
.."
Foreign Views of the Statue,”
our
citizens
should
reafiz*
’
how
lunda-
nights it would be a mighty good thing
William Burdick.
mentaly sound business conditi* ns in helping P. R Coulson on his new h> u4»
—for the girls.
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Our ac.hool is going on nicely unde»
this country are and how absurd it is
Vocal Solo,
As usual, when it comes to defining
to permit themselves to get into a panic Mrs. Dawson’s able and efficient rule.
Mrs. G. K. Parrish.
Considering that a railroad was being and create stringency bv hoarding their
law, the lawvers are all at sea, another
John Creecy and P. R. Coulson aie
Mrs. K. Christensen, accompanist.
instance of this is seen how they inter built, bringing a class of men who are savings instead of trusting perfectly hauling lumber for their new liouses
pret what can and what cannot be prone to acts of la w Itssness, it is gratify­ sound banks. There is no particle of risk this week.
........... " Crocodile Isle,”...............(Theo V
Duett,
ing to know that Tillamook countv has involved in letting business take its nat­
done during this holiday season.
P. Peters and H. Hunt.
L. N. Sandoz has his buildings moved
been exceptionally free from crime this ural course and the people can help them­
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“ Canary Polka,”...................
and has gone to house keeping on hi> Picio Solo
Read the editorial, "What Kind OÍ year, with no one incarcerated in the
selves and the country most by putting own ranch.
J. W. Anderson.
Appeal," from the Oregonian, which ap­ county jail since Arstill, the bank check
into active circulation the money they
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bays and son.
Mrs. G. K. Parrish accompanist.
pears on another page, for it shows that forger occupied it and was sent to the
are hoarding.
Maurice, made a trip to Hebo last Sun­ Sketch,................ ‘‘Courtship Under Difficulties,”..........
people lost their head and their reason state penitentiary last spring. It must
“The banks and trust companies are
day lor business and pleasure combined
when they withdrew their money from be that the local option la w had some
Miss Mabie Goyne, Ralph Himes and Clarence Stanlw
solvent. There is more currency in the
the banks.
thing to do with this satisfactory state
The families of Johnson and Borba
country today than there was a month
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Claruet
Solo,.................."Polonaise Crocus,”......... (Q. p n.tt
of affairs, aud is proving itself to be an
ago, when the supply was ample. Since have been afflicted for some time with a
We can’t see why the city caucus
G. K Parrish.
economic measure as well, for the tax­
visitation
of
“
Job
’
s
tormentors.
”
then $«55,000,000 in gold has been im­
should be a “lively affair,” unless some­
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"Margariete,”.............................
payers are not boarding prisoners nor
Vocal
Solo,
D. II. McIntyre expects to move into
ported and the Government has deposit
one is on the scrap. It is more likely to
paying large sums of money to prosecute
Miss
Lillian Anderson.
the
C.
A.
Smith
house
as
soon
as
his
ed already $60,000,000. These are facts
be a tame affair. It may be a new class
them.
wife returns from Philomath. He will Quartette,.... "Cooper’s Chorus,” Comic Opera .... (Boccg
and
I
appeal
to
the
public
to
co-operate
of bosses are about to make the attempt
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with us in restoring normal business slash for his father-in-law this winter.
to ruu the city.
C. Hiner, P. Peters, H. McKinley and N. Parrish.
The city cows, and likewise the city
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conditions. The Government will see
II. A. Chopard, D. II. McIntyre and
It is impossible to make people believe chicken, are to be a bone of contention that the people do not suffer if only the
II. L. Jensen cut wood for the school
that the country van go from a condition at the city election, because there are a
people themselves will act in a normal last Monday.
number
of
our
citizens
who
want
to
see
of great prosperity down to bedrock in a
way. Crops are good and business con
Abe Bays, who has been on the sick
few days, and at a time when they have them kept up, but they have not gone
OFFICERS :
ditions are sound, and we should put the list for several dajs, is again able to be
DIRECTORS:
more money in their jeans ami in the far enough, for dogs and cats should be
AL W. HARRISON,
M. IV. HARRISOS
money
we
have
into
circulation
at
once
included
in
the
ordinance
also,
especially
about.
batiks than they ever had before.
President and Cashier.
CARL HARUU
as the dogs have become so numerous to meet the needs of our abounding
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ERWIN HARRISON,
prosperity.
IL T. BO1TS.
A Hard Debt to Pay.
Some of our citizens are objecting to and a nuisance barking at ail hours Of
Assistant Cashier.
CHAS. KUNZt
“There is no analogy at all with the
“ I own a debt of gratitude that can
poor Old Bossy running at large within the night. Whether Tillamook City has
never be paid off." writes G S. Ciark, of
way
things
were
in
1893.
In
November
the city limits. And Old Bossy is the grown to that municipal importance to
Westfield, fowa, ” for my rescue from
main stay and support of the city and prohibit the running at large of chicken 30, of last year, there was in the Treas­ death, by Dr. Kings’s New Discovery.
county, for what would fillamook City and cows, that is for the citizens and not ury but $161,000,000 in gold, On Nov. Both lungs were bo seriously affected
amount to il it wasn’t for Old Bossy ?
for us to decide. True it is that cows 14, of this year, there was in the Treas­ that death seemed imminent, when 1
commenced taking New Discovery. The
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1 unning at large in a city are to some ury $904,000,000 gold. Ten years ago
ominous dry, hacking cough quit befon
It begins to look as though the term estent a nuisance, especially in the busi­ the circulation per capita was $23.23.
the fiist bottle was used, and two more
We make do charge for collecting checks
of the citcuit court will have to go over ness streets, but this much can be said It is now $33.23. The steps that yon bottles made a complete cure.” Noth
on
other banks, sell drafts and Bank
now
take,
the
ability
ol
the
Goverment
until April on account of Governor in behalf of the city hovines, they keep
ing has ever equaled New Discovery for
Money
Orders, make ’ouis and offer every
Chamberlain’s bugaboo holiday procla­ the grass down all over the city, and do to back them up. and that not a particle coughs, colds and all throat and lune
factor consistent with conservative banking.
mations, for the circuit judge cannot be good that wav. But, as we said before, of risk is involved therein, give the lull com pl lints. ^Guaranteed bv Chas. 1
Clough’s druggist. 50c and $1.00. Trial
in two or three places at the same time. if the citizens want the cows and chicken est guarantee of the sound condition of bottle tree.
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kept up, so also keep up the dogs and our people and the sound condition of
Our Motto is : “ SECURITY AND SERVICE. '
We extend our sympathies to the at­
Local physicians of York, Pa., are
cats, for it will help to abate another our Treasury. All that our people have
torneys on account of being “held up’-
nuisance—the flea nuisance—and lousy to do now is to go ahead with their nor­ interested in the strange case of a 5
by the governor, but then it it a genuine
dogs running at large. One thing we do tnal business in a normal fashion, and year-old negro child at the Christian
democratic, scare crow “hold up.” any­
know, that by being allowed to keep the whole difficulty disappears; and this Home in that city, wlm is apparently
way.
Having made one blunder, the
cows, a number of poor persons in this end will be achieved, if each man will becoming white. There is not a trace
governor keeps on blundering day after
city in past years, have found it a great act as he normally does act, and as the of any disease to which the remarkable
ay.
real conditions of the country's business condition can be attributed.
Our shipments of Shot Gun Shells for this seasa
help to them in making a living,
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fully warrants his now acting. Sincerely
The child was from negro parents, and
amounted to over 40,000. We find that owing to
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We are in favor of government savings
yours.
when bi ought to the home, a month ago,
banks and the parcels post, and may be
Some malicious, evil disposed persons
the backward season that we have over-bought ani
“THEODORE ROOSEVELT.” was quite black.
a convert to government ownership ol have been circulating reports that the
must
get some money out of them. The averagt
The first intimation of its change in
railroads “if the railroad make people Tillamook County Bank had closed,
shooter
will shoot 500 shells in a season and the
Bryan
has
Faith
In
the
Banka
color
came
to
the
matron
through
a
pay big rates on watered stock and il wiring to people in the country to that
nurse
girl,
who
laughingly
said
she
majority
of the hunters will shoot 1000 or mon.
Oregon is to be bottled up by Harriman effect and advising them not to take any
Mr. Bryan, in speaking of the Wall
thought her scrubbing of the child was
much longer.
checks on that banks. Reports of this street flutter, said •
By buying them in 500 or 1000 lots you make e
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character have reached us for several
We are in the midst of a financial strin­ removing the dusky shade from its akin
saving from 5c. to 10c. on the box. The below prica
We don't see that the democratic at-
weeks, and even the false reports had gency that is in some respets more acute
hold good until Dec. 1 :
tprneys have any cause to roast the
reached the Portland newspaper offices, than that ol 1893. I am not going to T imber L and , A ct J une i , M78.—N otice rot
1000
governor. They are getting precisely
SOO
P ublication .
so buisv had the prevaricators of the blame the Piesident or a Republican
United States Land Office.
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what they voted for—their business held
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gage
Leader
Shell,
Infallible
powder
Portland,
Oregon
Oct.
31st,
1907.
truth become ill their efforts to besmirch administration, but I know who would
up and cut off at the pockets So. why
26.00
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
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the Tillamook County Bank. We can be blamed if 1 were President
II I were with the provisions of the act of Congress of
get tired, gentlemen, occupying a promi
24.00
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3, 1x78, entitled "An act for the sale of
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sav toeverv depositor in that institution President, every cross roa l Republican June
timber lands in the States of California. Ore
nent seat in George's band wagon ?
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11.75
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that il every bank in the country was as would be blaming me. The panic of gon, Nevada and Wa hington Territory,” as
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19.00
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
12
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Black
Powder
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Governor Chamberlain is still "holding sate and conservatively conducted as the 1973 came 12 years after the Republi August 4, 1892,
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HUGO
KLEIN,
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Tillamook
County
Bank
there
would
be
cans
took
power
and 11 years before Of Nehalem, county of Tillamook. State of
up" the couits by his calamity holiday
Oregon, has this day fl!-d in this office his
proclamations, and no matter how im­ no bank failures nor would depositors they surrendered power to the Demo­ sworn
These prices are for cash only.
statement, No. 7611. for the purchase
portant it may be to the state and to lose one cent. The efforts of the evil dis­ crats I am not going to blame the of theNe;%of Sec. No. n, in township No a
north,
Range
No.
10
West,
and
will
offer
posed
persons
did
not
succeed,
because
President,
because
I don’t think blame proof to show that the land sought
litigants, our saarecrow governor is
using the power given him to "hold up” the people of the county and the deposi should be laid at his door. Im going to is more valuable for its timber or atone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
tors and business men had implicit con­ do him the justice to say I won t join establish
his claim to said land before the
the courts in the interest of the banks.
United States Land Office, at Portland. Oregon
fidence
in
Mr.
M.
\V.
Harrison,
president
the chorus of Eastern financiers who on
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Tuesday, the aRth day of January, 1908’
After every financialciisis. then follows and cashier of the bank. Mr. Harrison want to make him the scapegoat. Those He names as witnesses :
William H. F.ffenbcrger, of Nehalem, Tilla
a season when bank officials blow out is just as careful and conservative in run­ who violate the law should be blamed, mook County, Oregon ; J R Hicks, of Ne­
their brains or take their lives in some ning the bank as he was in running his uot those who have turned on the light halem. Tillamook County. Oregon H F
Effenberger. of Nehalem Tillamook County
other wav. Last week several bankers, larin, and the people know this, and they recently.
Oregon Oscar Bergman, of Nehalem, Tilla­
mook
Cou ty, Oregon.
w ho were simply gamblers and gambled know also that he is no flighty specula­
There is no excuse of the people being
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
with depositors money, took a short cut tor, is not in the bonus business, has not afraid that their banks are not solvent, above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 28th dav
to avoid their disgrace by ending their been addicted to gambling in stocks or I What is the cause of this panic? The of Jauuary, 1 qo 8
A lgernons . D resser . Register.
lives.
the gambling table, has paid every per. President is not to blame. Who is to
McMinnville'» city marshal lias served
notice on the cigar stand« that they will
have to close up shop on Sundays.
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If Tillamookers can't be thankful for a
complete railroad next Thursday they can
be thankful for part of a railroad, which
is better than no railroad.
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Let us all be thankful that it wa«
only a gambler's panic which struck the
country. Gamblers weie never any good
in any country, anyway.
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The Headlight is the only republican
newspaper in the county. It has been for
a long time, and will temaiti so, support­
ing the republican party aud republican
nominees.
By stopping work on the railroad, it
is going to deky the development of the
county at least another twelve months.
It is somewhat ol a disappointment to a
I
number of persons, but most people in
this isolated neck of the woods have been
schooled well in the virtue of patience,
knocking up against so many transpor
tation difficulties and disappointments.
So it is useless for us to counsel patience
to Tillamookers, who possess that vir-
tue already.
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The county has about $12,000 less
outstanding indebtedness than a year
ago. Let the good work go on and get
the countv out of debt as soon as possi­
ble, for had the countv officials in years
gone by kept within the income, there
would be no need of tbtir taxpayers hav­
ing to pay several thousands of dollars
interest every year and an indebtedness
of some thing like $51,815.82 staring
them in the face, and which will have to
be paid atsome time.
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Tillamook County Bank.
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.00.
TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $320,ODOM
SHOOTERS take NOTICE.
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KING & SMITH CO.
[Opened Up for Business
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It is no uncommon thing for people to
lose their beads and not vote intelligently
at elections, but when it comes to bank
depositors losing their heads because
someone has said ‘Booh I’’ why. that is
no reason why they should get ex
cited and draw their money out of the
banka.
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The governor has not only ‘ held Up*
the courts but has "held up" the pay ol
those who have claims against the coun
ty, thus keeping a laige sum of money
out of circulation. We, in this n»tk of
the woods, will be glad when the gover
nor gets tired scaring people looking
through his calamity goggles.
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We are glad to see that the Tillamook
High School has entered the OregonHigh
School Ikbating League
With perse
verance and persistent effort there is no
reason why our high school should not
stand well in these debates, even though
the high school pupils are somewhat
handle ipped by not having access to
valuable libraries.
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Tillamook county has a statu quo ap­
pearance and feeling since the exodus of
railroad men commenced, with others
since joining in the procession, for there
was but scant hope of finding profitable
employment the coming winter with the
railroad work and saw mills closed
down. However, it gave us all a slight
foirtaste ol the lirely times which must
son he owed one hundred cents on the
dollar all the years he has been in the
county, has never been mixed up with
shady schemes to fleece the people, and he
and the directors of the bank are ready
to place their private fortunes at the
back of the bank, which is not necessary,
for we can assure our readers that the
Tillamook County Bank is in fine shape,
and always has l>een in fine shape and
doing a fine business along safe business
lines. Some lew persons at first did get
a little uneasy on account cf the mali­
cious falsehoods, but it did not take them
long to see that it was a prearranged
scheme to besmirch the Comity Bank at
a time when people were a little excited.
Heie we have another striking object
lesson of the nialicious spiiit of some
persons in this city, whose object is to
pull down and do up successful institu­
tions like the County Bank and respecta­
ble, honest citizens like Mr Harrison
We are glad to sav that the people look
upon the local situation in this way
also, and appear to have a pretty cor.
reel idea by whom and the source where
the malicious lies were concocted.
COFFEE
You can buy something
called "coffee” at 10c lb
with 3000 miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don’t.
blame ? The Republican leaders who had
<
control
of the country for 47 years They
I
have
so chained us to Wall street that,
when a Wall street gambler fails, our
I
business
world trembles all over the
i
country.
The common people and not the Wall
:
street
gamblers should bundle this sit
> uation. The man who will draw out
I
his
money now, when he doesnot need it,
i in the same class as the man w ho
is
would refuse to aid his country in time
war This is a time when great patriot­
ism
is needed.
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THE
MEN WHO KNOW
THE SUPERIOR
QUALITIES OF
T imber L and . A ct ivne 3. i 373.-N oticx fob
Pl'BI.ICATlON.
United SIMM Land Office
„ ,,
, .p rtland. Oreg n, Oct 3i«t. ig07.
Notice la hereby give,. That in compliance
with the provision, of the act of Cot are«« ol
June 3.1,7* ent'tied " An act for the sale of
limber land,in the State« of California. Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territorv," a« ex'
tended to all the Public Land State« bv act of
August 4. 1398,
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„ WILLIAM H EFFENBERGER.
Of Nehalem, county of Tillamook, state of
Oregon, ha« thia day filed in thia office hia
•worn statement N .. 7611, for the t.nirh...
of the W M of Sw U of sec t and|R oFSe
ST *.N? 1- u Tp/° ’ ""Ob. Range No 10
thYt'.l ", M i ,nd .’’•il o9«r‘ proof to show
that the laud sought is more valuable for
its timber for stone than for agricultural
putpoa«. and to establish his claim to said
land before (be flitted States Land Office at
Portland. Oregon, on Wednesday, the soth
<Isy of Januai y. 190S He names as witnesses
Hugo Klein, ofNehslem Tlllsmo >k Conntv
Oregon . J. a Hmks. of Nehelem. TlllsnXl
T?iu,<y a ’?"" ” F Kenberger of Nehalem.
Tillamook County; Oregon : Oscar Rpmiin
of Nehalem Tillamook I’nnntv. Oregon
*nv .
P”".0"* claiming ad.eraet, the
*'* r*S"C«ed 10 file their
January" 'l^oa"*” On Ot
*“d ’,,h
of
A lgernons D rrmrr , Register.
SUCKERS, suns
AND HATS
are the men who have
put them to the hard­
est tests in the rough­
est weather
Get the original
Toweri Fish Brand
made since lB3e
csrscM rw me me wv,
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Weekly Oregonian, 32.25
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Olsen Building.
A recent news telegram from Louie,
»ille, Ky., says .
An uncanny mist has been falling
steadily day and night for four weeks
on the spot where Van Smith killed hia
brother in law. Bill Bartley, near Glas­
gow in Barren County, last May. The
phenomenon both puulea and alarnia
the people there.
The mist almost amounts to a rain
j but It covers only »" •r<‘*
•croM. The spit h»* T"rlMtM^
■ several hundted |*o|‘<«
few days, among th«“» *
C. Gillingwf.ter, who
tract and the mW
clothea.
The mist ha»
steadily without any
night since first <ii»coversa.