Tillamook headlight., January 14, 1909, Image 5

iLLAMOOK
THE WHEATFIELD,
Where
dents In Actual Life That
Outstrip Fiction.
îOLD 8Í00DED MONARCH.
_
* XV. and th: Dc-d Man at tha
rd Tabic—A Woman Who Gam-
d on Her Deathbed^—Lord Dcni-
1’» Play While His Bride Waited
the Altar.
the Billowing Golden Waves
Stretch From Sky to Sky.
Take a look at the Wheatfield that
has been brought up to iierfeetlon as
It stands, yellow as gold, with the
sheen of the sea, billowing from sky
line to sky Hue like an ocean of gold,
where the wind touches the rippliug
wave crests with the tread of Invisi­
ble feet. In California, in Oregon, in
Washington, in Dakota, In the Cana­
dian northwest, you may ride all day
ou horseback through the Wheatfields
without a break in the flow of yellow
heavy headed grain—no fence Hues,
no meadow lands, no shade trees,
uo knobs and knolls and bills and hol­
lows of grass or black earth through.
From dawn till dark, from sunrise, in
a burst of tiery splendor over the
prairie horizon, to sundown, when the
crimson thing bangs like a huge shield
of blood In the haze of a heat twi­
light. you may ride with naught to
break the view between you and the
horizon but wheat—wheat. It Is like
the g< !d fields. It goes to your head.
You grow dizzy looking at it. You rub
your eyes. Is it a mirage? The hü­
low l:;g yellow waves seem to be
breasting the very sky. You look up.
Th" sky is there all right with the
black mot«* of a meadow lark sailing
the azure sea. He drops liquid uotes
of sheer mellow music down on your
head, does that meadow lark, and that
gives you back your perspective, your
sense of amazing reality. Y’ou are
literally, absolutely, really. In the
midst of a sea of living gold. It is you
and uot the lark that is the mote.
You begin to feel ns If your special
mote might be a beam that would get
lost in infinity if you stayed there long,
and so you ride on aud on. and some
more on, aud by and by couie out of
the league long, fenceless fields with
an odor in your nostrils that isn’t ex­
actly like incense—it’s too fugitive, too
fine, too subllmal of earth. It is aro­
matic. a sort of nttar of roses, the im­
prisoned fragrance of the billions upon
billions of wheat flowers shut up in
the glumes of the heavy headed grain
there.
And that's the odor of the
wheat.—Agnes C. Laut In Outlug Mag­
azine.
HEADLIGHT, JANUARY
14, 1909
BLACK FOX PELTS.
Only About Five Skins Are Secured
Each Year.
In the estimation of trappers of the
Canadian northland us well us in the
eyes of the nobility of Russia there Is
only one king of beasts, the highly
prized bluck fox. On an average five
perfect |u‘lts of this rare fur bearer
nre brought down from the northland
each year and In rare .»ears ns many
as ten or twelve, though each year
thousands of men make a living trap­
ping and the yearly cutch of foxsklus
amounts to over 100,000 from Canada
alone.
In no way except In color does the
black fox differ from the red fox,
whose pelt sells for about $2. or from
the gray fox. whose winter coat Is
valued nt from $130 to $400. but when­
ever a hunter can secure a black fox
and remove its skin without marring
the fur he Is sure of receiving from
$80;» to $1X00 for his trophy. Not only
Is every black fox pelt bought as soon
as taken, but a dozen Russian noble­
men have paid agents traveling ill
North America all through the winter
seeking out remote hillside farms and
abandoned logging eniiips where It 1«
fiossil le that a shy and elusive black
fox may have la-en seen.
Within the last twenty years a num­
ber of wealthy men who have owned
fenced game preserves have spent vast
sums of money In buying foxes alive
aud turning them loose within private I
luclosures. By and by It may be that
some skilled or fortunate breeder will
produce n black pup or perhaps a pair
of black foxes may be captured alive,
and from these a new breed of black
foxes will arise and cause a great
panic among the men who hunt for
black foxes. lie who can wrest the
secret of breeding black foxes from
nature Is assured of riches past count­
ing anil can command the worshipful
homage of tile Russian nobility and
aristocracy, who seem willing to sacri­
fice untold wealth for the pleasure of
wearing overcoats made from the pelts
of American black foxes.—Edmonton
Cor. Toronto Globe.
FIRE
0
0
The Entire Stock of
BOSTS AND SHOES 01
of the
Red Front Shoe Store
the full stNr.v of the card table
I lie written It would surely be
nost startling revelation of human
Ilty ever published. and almost
.■ page of It would be marked by
incident wliicli would outstrip
"’ r
,
ion I-ouls XV. was at the card
the fascination of the game made
absolutely (lend to all externals
even to de. ency and humanity
ne oc<-asionl v. lien lie was playing
envy stakes < no of his opp. non la
nine by ^fltoineiit. collapsed in
hair In n lit .-f :ip..pi.- v
in;
ffly affeetedho Ignore the incident
-ome one ex< l.-iliued. “M. de Chau-
Is ill!" “III --’ retorted tie- kill-.’,
ng a careless glance nt tlie strick-
•in: “he Is deni. T ike him away
es are tramps, gentlemen!"
tally weird Is a story Goldsmith
When the clergyman arrived to
ire a lady parishioner who had a
on for gambling for her approach-
F.
■nth the laiii after listening fi r a
time to his oxli. rliilloii exclaim
That’s enough! Now let us have
ne of enrds." To humor her the
■n consented to play. The dying
in won all his money anil had
<nggest«"d playing for tier funeral
hen she fell back and expired,
the early years of last century n
<-h|h «-onSbsed largely of clergy-
used to meet in the back room of
rber’s shop In a Somersetshire
On one «Deca sion. so tlie story
—1=1
when four of the club member-;
acting as pallbearers at the fn
GROWTH OF CARICATURE. i
of n reverend brother, some delay
red and the coffin was set down
John Law's Wild Schemes Gave It a
A CHINESE STORY.
■ chancel. [One of them predn -d
Tremendous Impetus.
k of cards’ and suggested a rub The Way a Mandarin's Wise Wife De-
Caricature is nowadays one of the
The coffin served the purpose of
cided a Baby Case.
Oils,
Varnish, Doors. Window
principal methods of criticism.
No
le, an<1 the players were deeply
Two women came before a mandarin movement can overreach the mark
r-ed In the game when the sex- In China, each of them protesting that without eliciting dozens of works of
Sashes,
ifived tolnnncunce that every she v.-as the mother of a little child art front caricaturists all over this aud
wns at Inst ready.
they had brought with them. They all other countries.
■trill's passion for rambling was were so eager and so positive that the
This branch of criticism and attack
eng even In death that lie played mandarin was sorely puzzled. He re­ dates far back, but the greatest im­
to the very end. when he was so tired to consult with his wife, who pulse it ever felt came fiw the age
that tbejr had to be held for was a wise and clever woman, whose of tremeudous sjlecaUtittou, wtuxj. tn
ind the Wicrry monarch" spen’ opinion was held In great repute in 1719 and 1730, John Law was manipu­
st Sunday on earth playing at the neighborhood. She requested five lating things financial iti France. Nev­
round a lar-e table with hl • minutes in which to deliberate. At the er before had the financial world been
Agents
the Great Western Saw
courtiers and other dissolute end of that time she spoke, “Let the so carried off its feet as it was at that
is and v. ltli a bank of at I ■•mt servants catch me a large fish fu the time. Members of the nobility were
l»cfore him
river, and let it be brought here alive.” waiting for a chance to purchase
cnrlotis fnS'-liiatlon cards possess This was done. “Bring me now the shares in Law’s schemes. Uucbesses
■lr devotees It Illustrated by th' Infant." she said, "but leave the two and ladies of high renown tried their
The Most»
Tillamook County
Ing storylof Lord Granville, at women in the outer chamber." This most persuasive charms on Law in the
ne nmbass.idor to France. Our was done too. Then the mandarin's attempt to get bold of shares. Men
ton when be was about t:> re wife caused the baby to be undressed hired out their backs for writing desks,
» Barfs 111 repaired to Grahnni’n and Its clothes to be put on the fish. so great was the press of business in
e a farewell game of whist, er "Carry the creature outside now and making contracts, und one hunchback
bls carriage to l.e nt the doer at throw it Into the river in the sight of is reputed to have made 100.000 francs
THE ORIGINAL
on It arrived be was much too the two women." The servant obeyed In this way in a few weeks. The
1 the game to be disturbed. At her orders, flinging the fish Into the French went veritably mad over the
LAXATIVE
nek be »«nt out to sav that h? Wider, where It rolled about and strug­ schemes to become wealthy. Natural­
t ready and that the horses Imd gled, disgusted no doubt by tile wrap­ ly the papers of the time, especially
HONEY and TAR
lie changed Six hours Inter the pings in which it was swaddled. those of Holland, caricatured the state
inssage was Rent °”t- nnd twice Without a moment’s pause one of the of affairs. There were pictures of all
Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat
in the
_
le waftlnd horses were changed women threw herself Into the river sorts caricaturing Law, the nobflky,
YELLOW PACKAGE
and
Lung
Troubles.
Prevents
Pneumonia
and
Consumption
be consented to leave the table with a shriek. She must save her the schemes aud everything connected
drowning child. “Without doubt she with them.
«Ing fltkOOo
it was this tremeudous amount of
J. S. Lamar, Tillamook,
Hawk &
City.
tually remarkable sb r.v Is t I<1 It tile true mother,” she declared, and
•ge Payne^ the great turf plan- the mandarin’s wife commanded that pictorial work that first directed the
eveuty yell s ago. On < ne ecca- she should be rescued and the child energies of William Hogarth in Lon­
snt down at I.lmmer’s hotel to given to her. And the mandarin nod­ don in this direction. Caricaturing
rds wlthxt.'-rd Albert T».-”l--< u ded his head and thought his wife the began to be used more and more in the I
le first t.onl l.ondosbi rmr-!i wisest woman in the Flowery King­ political field, and soon afterward it
Meanwhile the false woman caused the shelving of Robert Walpole
fter hour passed The gam • dom.
crept away She was found out In her from the English ministry. Ever sluce
ed all throu ’!i i’■■
11
Then ii Clinst iiiiih brightened by song«,
er day «lav ned. and It was not Inqsisture. and the mandarian’s wife then lias caricaturing l»een one of the
music, dunces and stories; then i«»nu
I urgent message <am<" to tell forgot all about her in the occupation bitterest and most effectual methods
public
men und
their evenings made short throughout the
bert that tils lin'd«" was wafting of donning tlie little baby in the l»est checking
Did You Ever Try
nt the al'ar ef SI George’s, silk she could find in her wardrobe.— schemes.
winter by this same great entertainer
Bystander.
r square.Mliat tlie «aril« were
HAKBIS’S NEW FEED ANII
Another Knock.
flung down
It was Lord Al-
Cures Backache, Kidney and
LIVERY HARN,
"Hotel
clerks
nre
cold
hearted,
”
sigh
White
and
Red
Wines.
redding day. and he met ill-.
Bladder
Trouble.
ed
the
shabby
tragedian,
who
was
trav
­
White
and
red
wines
owe
their
dif
­
0.000 pwtvr than when lie left
If not, give liim a call.
ference to the fact that, while the for­ eling with a toothbrush and a com­
It corrects irregularities,
he previous day.
mer Is permitted to ferment without pass.
f the mo«1 romantic of gam
I Everything first-class. Second strengthens the kidneys so they
“Speaking from experience, pal?"
>rles Is told by Mr. Tliiseltcn- th«" grape skirts, these nre allowed to
will eliminate the impurities
n plainly Itressi-d stranger v.h■■ remain in the case of the latter. The asked his barnstorming chum.
block South of P.O.
irom the blood and tones up
“Sure! I approaches! the clerk of the
color
of
the
gra|ies
makes
no
difference
k his seat nt a faro table and
the whole system.
1 extraoiidinary run of Inek whatever to the color of the wine Red Dog inn and told him actors de­
HARRIS, Prop.
which they produce, for the Juice of served special terms.”
■d In ^fcvaklng tlie bank
Commence taking Foley’s
“Ah, indeed! And what did he say ?”
is.* exclaimed an old. infirm all gra|>es Is as nearly as possible col­
Kidney Remedy at once and
“He said yes. they deserted six
orless.
For
Instance,
the
grape
which
i officer Wlio had sat next to
THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE avoid Bright’s Disease or Dia­
nger. "tlie twentieth part of yields champagne Is almost black In month terms in the county work­
house.”—Chicago News.
betes. 50. and $1.00 bottles.
LIGHT RUNNING
ns wouldlhinke me the happ! outward appearance.
•
In the -World!" "You shall
J. S. Lamar, Tillamook.
No Fiction.
Over the Telephone.
then.” mjsv red tlie stronger
It was a clerk in a Detroit bookstore
“Is this Dr. Smithr*
Hawk & Miller, Bay City.
t the room
of whom a prim matron demanded a
“Yes.”
mt speedily return«-«! and pre
“Well, this Is Mrs. Jones. I wish you book for her son. “No fiction, pdtae«."
le officer with the twentieth
he tank. Sb!.'Ing. "My master, would come over as soon ns conven­ she explained, “but absolute. literal
ient. My cuckoo clock has a little truth, without unnecessary verbiage or
res no ans
absurdly fanciful pictures."
throat trouble.”—Harper’s Weekly.
get
»n dlscot ered to be
“Well, madam"—
The bookseller
■H
In disguise.
[lausAd, his eye running over bts
A gift sppreciated by all, from ths
Hia Mentor.
oa^^^^Hg mi."
on
From the time a boy sits under a shelves; then, with a flash of Inspira­ baby up, from Christmas day on
as protatf.v hat In which the
tion, be took down a volume. "1 throughout the year and in other years.
rge McCn! -h. clinfrinnn of street corner electric light playing
The cleanest lightest
should think this might meet your re­
and most comfortable
en Hill woprf.-tarv company, with toads until he is blind and tooth­
Have you heard the new Amlierol
quirements,"
he
said,
and
be
banded
t part. A syndicate of seven less he* lias to account to some woman
Record«
?
They
play
four
iiiinote«.
POMMEL
her a popular geometry.
t formed to finance the fa- why be didn't come home earlier.—
Come in early before the la*?t.minute
>ken Hill stl er mine, and Mr. Atchison Globe.
folks crowd the store. Y’ou cun buy
At the same time
Feminine Fortitude.
h wits one . f ■ . ..
cheapest In the
Comparisons of the relative fortitude now for Christmas delivery.
■fn a shanty at the
Nc.t Like Hie Parent.
end because It
A full line of instruments and all the
nicCulloeli offered a
“Do you think Mr. Skinnum's baby ef men And women are kite rm odious.
we. vs longest
Parallel
lines
never
meet,
ns
we
all
new
Records.
■ In the mine to a will take after Its father?”
*350 Oerjwhere
know.
Still,
no
man
ever
yet
amiliwl
id Cox for £200.
“Not at all. The other day th«y per­
For Sale at LA MA H'S Drug
Every larment
(offer £120. and after suadid It to cougli up a nickel It bad with the toothache, while women have
'**Sd ____ .
been
known
to
manifest
continued
Store, Tillamook, Ore.
was decided to set­ ■wallowed.”—Exchange.
waferp.
^se
gayety under the trying <■< mMe«*»*
a game of euchre,
of new shoes. a 11ntent headactu »M
winner he was to
Doing Good Service.
R. A. D. PERK INS,
■ pin sticking straight Into the shiver­
want
vibrstlngRhattle, ¡bln
£120. If he lost be
Rill—Is that watch your father gave
fcbutlk ' r a Kir .1» 1 hr,rut ’('»-nn Ane-A)
to wing Machine write to
>r It. He won and you ten years ago still doing good serv­ ing spine.—Exchange.
POLK'S GAZETTEER
J
THE NEW HOME tEWINO MACHINE COMFANT
m of £120 lieeame ice? Jill—Yes. I pawned It again today
A Hual'.^a ’»Iractory of ttfh CH»
RESIDENT DENTIST.
One
Way
ta
Pay.
Town
lun<1 V Hl»«» ln Orason »
Orange,
Maw«.
which a few years fcr the twentieth time—Lotxion Opln-
Wtahlngton . Ivin« • I** rtpllra
F
.HleaM
Patient—Your bill of 100 marks for
SltHoh of
> H»«a boration.
at £1.250,000-Lon- Ion.
Office in Sturgeon’s Building
«*.."
11 he Nev» If «tine it made lo
visits and GO marks for medicines Is
■
•
Oct cuarantr never runt out
high,
doctor,
but
I've
arranged
to
set
­
All Work Guaranteed.
by laulttoriM-tl dralert only,
it never occurs to fools that merit
rov BAsa nv
I
excellence Is to be and good fortune are close'; united.— tle. I'll pay the GO marks for the med­
“ent fir. I V‘L*‘2'
icines. and I'll return all your visita. — TILLAMOOK.
OREGON,
u tiltil Ian.
Goethe.
e
T.
IIA
„TON,
Agent
niegeude Blatter.
10]
Is offered for Sale at COST
p.
F
BROWNE,
Salesman
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