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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1909)
T illamook headlight , sepiember MAKING WIRE — . Method of Rolling and Drawing the Iron Bara. Mrs of metal four Inches square are Mted and pa“««1 wblie hot and plaa- ac tbrougb rapidly revolving rolls, re- aoring them to wire rods whl:b vary from one-quarter of an Inch to an inch more I d diameter, depending upon tb, inlsbed siw of wire wanted. TbeK rod1' which are Tormed into H, ,, they pass through the rolls, tre dlPP^ ln acId batha t0 scale and provide a lubricant fee drawing Drawing conslsta of palling rods wblie cold through boles of grad wily Increasing diameter drilled in fteel plates. During this proceee the n,rtlcles of metal become elongated alld strained, making the wire harder ,nd more brittle. To restore it to a proper temper it is necessary to heat or anneal It. Wben a fine diameter Is required tbere must tie repeated annealings and drawings. This may be done until tbe bar. which originally was four inches iqttitre and four feet long, becomes re duced to a diameter of a single tfeoa- randtb of an Inch and exteuded 13,000 tulies In length. Before so flue a size U reached the wire will cut Into the Steel Of the die plate, so tbe usual die ntatrs must be discarded aud tbe draw ing continued through boles drilled ln diamonds, tbe diameter ot these dla- moud dies decreasing by fractional parts nt a thousandth of an inch. This «Ire affords a striklug Illustration of i material made more valuable by tbe ipplliation ot labor. Erotn tbe time tbe bar of metal eo- trn th - furnace nothing is added to it ¿11 tti wor„ Is done with one article, which Is passed through rolls and drawn through die plates until it is iulib<d.-C’blcngo Tribune. MODERN MARTYRS. Thou Who Entertain, but Who 8uffer While Doing It. 'I d a periodical the other day,” says tbe amateur philosopher of tbe Prov idence Tribune. "1 ran across a pic ture of wbut had evidently been a mu- ik-al entertainment or musicale—I took It to bare been a musicale for choice. “Jbe fiddlers bad gone, and so had tbe soloist or soloists and guests. Tbere remained io tbe foreground the deserted room and a waste of empty tbalra, along with tbe open grand pl- IDO. ‘Tbe host's bead was resting on his arms on a table. Tbe hostess had re moved ber shoes and was on tbe verge of collapse. In tbe background a but ler was looking on commlseratingly. "Now, there’s a good deal of that tort of thing first and last tbe country trer. It was true to life, but I never could understand It—that is, nobody bis ever explained to me why people wbo don’t enjoy entertaining or being entertained persist In making martyrs of themselves, why anybody does something for pleasure that invariably gives pain ? "A person who puts himself out and wears blmself out In tbe line of duty to comprehensible, but why you should •acriflce yourself when you're pretend- loj to be looking for fun Is beyond se. "The woman wbo said that her Idea of a perfect life from tbe social point of rlew would be to be asked every where and to go nowhere doubtless ••pressed tbe sentiments of thousands, tat why go anywhere If you feel that nj!” Corroded by Water. fatal cupidity . ATr,’le Ca*’»Tr...ur. Hunting In Thi. 3 *uy ibig was tbe tuid tbe . k and that was tbe end of them. >i 1 “atke official was then called and Hg "oa h!s way wltb . candl'^: trated down tbe winding passage Tbe air was so foul that he was soon ob'lged to retreat, but he stated that hh J?St able ,0 aw 10 *be distance ahead the bodies of tbe unfortunate peasants, all of whom had been over come by what be quaintly described as "the evil lifting and bad \ ar °us attempts at tbe rescue of tbe tt^ ‘T h ,8 falled- we “ave orders that this tomb should be regarded as their sepulcher and that Its mouth should be sealed up. According to the natives tbere was evidently a vast hoard of wealth stored at tbe bottom of this tomb, aud the would be robbers had met their death at tile hands of the demon In charge of It. who bad seized each man by the throat as he came down tbe tunnel and bad strangled blrn.-A E P. Welgall In I’utnam'a. GRATITUDE OF THIEVES. His News. ,°nly new» 1 have to tell you,” .’** Billvtiie citizen, "la that tbe ta 111 aD' dr°wned all yer cat- 0Dcle broke Jail; like k tw wWder woman you wuz a-go- marry baa runned off with a iltr« ktat Outside of these here cJU? ,lr *" doin’ weU."-AtlanU ^•uuitlon. _. (lightly Different. » > -- INSECT STINGS. Dengeroue Always and Especially When One la Run Down. The Wolf In Disguise. he’s worth mill Iona. ebY' *itna «ort of thriftless, m°“eT w umner-Joun)«l. of 1111 «truggie^- **~»e .r f?r 9elf ma’,el7 and good •v, th./J,r pa "ent with owe | W God ta with us.-J. O. Hni- The Best Hquipped Saw Mill In the County. New Machinery, Experienced Workmen. and First Class Lumber of the Best Quality. LET US FIGURE ON YOUR LUMBER BILL. Stings and bites of Insects are ex tremely dangerous at all times and especially when (be system is not In a condition to resist tbe poison Injected. in mauy insects tbe nature ot tbe poison has not been ascertained, wblie in most of them It is of an add. Irri tant nature, in others It may contalu a powerful cardiac sedative and depres sant, and In still others organisms in pure or mixed cultures may be intro duced with tbe sting or bite. Apart from tbe natural poison used by in sects It should not be forgotten that files and other Insects that live on carrioD may easily carry contagion and Inoculate tbe persons whom they bite or sting. In the case of ordinary bites and stings the chemical antidote is an alkaline solution, such as a stroug so lution of bicarbonate of soda or pot ash, which counteracts the acid of the sting. Suction at tbe wound in all these varieties of stings and bites will draw out some of tbe poisou and until some antitoxin treatment can be found which will prove an antidote to tbe bacterial poison Introduced tittle can be done beyond a stimulating and sup porting treatment with attention to symptoms.—Health. HEADQUARTERS FOR DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVES & RANCES. f~u. Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window Sashes, to the Church of £“ff|a°d( "No, mum. he don t. But very broad minded, and ba d<’» ‘ being an ancient bishop in tbs causa k c kF Agents for the Great Western Saw Ths Retort Unkind. Gerald—A gentleman is define „ one who never gives pain. G'r*/,I*U Then vou're no gentleman; you give ”w’i’ ,lie a pain even tl®« York Press._____________ Finding His Lawl. -A man aim« h,a aald Uncle Ehen. "an' r<~ a “ !rt down e«f ____.- of • Tba only man's sincerity is that be «I to bln>- i self for a printipio^-Dowell. McNAIR CO ALEX The Most » Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County L * I Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat L and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE HONEY and TAR in the YELLOW PACKAGE J. S. Lamar, Tillamook, and Hawk & Miller, Bay City. s. VIERECK, Tillamook Bakery, WEINHURD’S COLUMBIA BEER, OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE. EXPORT BEER, SPEOIALTV IN ALL KINO OF CAKES, KAISER BLUME. ALL KIND OF BREAD. Unsurpassed, Non Intoxicating. MALT TEA. STAR BREWERY Hop G-old Beer, Special Brew. BOTTLED BY THE Columbia Bottling Co., Astoria, Oregon- Soda Water», Nipthou», Bartlett Miueral Water. For Real Estate, — SEE — W C TROMBLEY. BAY CITY. OREGON. PBOniBTOM ____ future happiness! W1”, Ur. Foreace. a. I gerbread last ebenln dere Ist w presents to be thought ob. to be sb -Judge Fine Line of Choice GROCERIES Praise. “Your glasses," she said. have made a great difference io yoar ap pearance.” • Do you think sot be askesl. “Yes. You look so Intelligent with them «»."-Chicago Becord-HeraK. Broad Minded. "So your husband is in the Mr/Jones I didn't know he belonged xl A.» We carry a Large Stock of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and China, Old Mail Box. Among the treasures held by the Antiquarian society tn Portsmouth. N. H.. there is an old box the history of which is given on a label wblcb It bears. The box is of tin. painted green, aud shows signs of much usage, wblcb is not surprising when one con siders that it carried tbe United States mall between Portsmouth and Boston during tbe Revolution. It is about nine Inches loug, four aud a half inches wide and a little more than that in belgbt. It was carried on horseback by Captain John Noble, otherwise known as Deacon Noble, who was post rider UDtii 1783. This box contained all tbe mail and made every week one round trip, occupying three days in tbe journey—from Ports mouth to Boston tbe first of tbe week and three days at tbe end of tbe week from Boston to Portsmouth. The dis tance between tbe two places is a lit tle more tban fifty miles. MOULDINGS, ¿We Make the Best CHEESE BOXES for Tillamook County’s Most Famous Cheese. Very Red Tape. > burglar entering a bouse by a ladder in a small Prussian town fed and broke his leg wben maklng off Hard to Get. Not long ago at a village nesr Dur with bls booty. An Inquiry into be accident revealed that, contrary to tbe ham a quack doctor waa selling recipes bylaws of the town, the house o»»_ for rheumatism, so s pitman bought er’s ladder was not provided wl'b one it told him to catch a common housefly and tickle Its ribs with s strong iron spikes st its baserh house owner was therefore ordered to clothes prop until it cried, rbeu cs ch pay all tbe hospital costs andIf»«“* tbe tears ln a teaspoon and rub the to give the burglar a substantisl sum. part affected, and be would get Instant relief —Loodon Expresa. —London Standard. of charity.”—Punch- ALL KINDS OF | He Knew No Fear. ®onej to com« to »»a ■atokrtn, % KILN DRY FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND > FINISHED LUMBER. Prince Metternich was driving in VIeuna one day during the congress of 1815 when the horses bolted, the car riage was overturned and Metternich was thrown Into the roadway. Finding he bad no bones broken, be picked him seif up and walked quietly away. The same evening be met the king of Na ples, who had seen the accident “How horribly frightened you must have been.” said the king. "Not at all,” answered Metternich. “It is no merit of mine, but I am con stitutionally inaccessible to fear." “It is as I thought,” replied the king. “You are a supernatural being.” a<0 tb,t fel,ow borrowed "And l be ordinary clover and all its va rieties. including the trefoil and the rainT04*' arc alS0 barometers. When rain Is coming the leaves shut together e the shells ot au oyster and do not opeu again until fine weather is as sured. For a day or two before rain comes their stems swell to an ap. preclable extent and stiffen so that the leaves are borne more upright than usual. This stem swelliug when rain is expected is a feature of many flow ering grasses. The fingers of which tbe leaves of the horse chestnut are made up keep flat and fanlike so long as fine weath er Is likely to continue. With tbe com ing of rain, however, they droop as if to offer less resistance to tbe weather. The scarlet pimpernel Is nicknamed tbe pour man’s weather glass’* or wind cope and opeus its flowers only to fine weather. As soon as rain is I d the air It shuts up aud remains closed until tbe shower or storm is over. The thief in tbe community Is very much like tbe boy whose meanness or ruffianism has caused tbe other little children to band together to ostracize him. He may move about with a sul len swagger, carry a chip on bls shoul der aud a vicious gleam In his eye, but tbere is always a sob In bls throat So the thief Is longing aud aching to get back In tbe circle out of which be has been ruled. if any honest man wants to meet lively gratitude let him knowingly give tbe countenance of bls company to a crook, it will be a favor never forgot ten. Every lawyer practicing at tbe criminal bar knows this. One very well known practitioner of genial per sonality and large tolerance occasion ally takes a client to uinner at a good restaurant or braves an appearance with him at a theater. There have been embarrassing results, due to tbe crim inal’s gratitude. "After one of these evenings,” tbe lawyer laughingly told me. “I'm kept for days dodging and returning pres ents sent by tbe crook—watches, scarf- pins, cuff Iink3, now and then a valua ble painting or a Persian rug—all be longing to somebody else.’’—Every body's Magazine. Once upon a time a wolf wbo was going after the farmer's chickens took tbe advice of a fox and disguised himself in sheep's clothing. "For,” said tbe fox. "If the dogs see you they will take you for a harmless lamb and let you pass.” When tbe disguised wolf was near the chicken bouse be beard the dogs bark and saw them running toward him at the top of their speed. “I am a fool," said tbe wolf. “For now the dogs think I am a iamb and have no fear of me. I will change my mind, get out of this Incumbering clothing and make a winning fight." But before be could get tbe garment off tbe dogs were upon him and took bls life. Moral.-It Is easier to change your mind tban your clothing.—New York Herald. Tillamook Lumber Manufacturing Compy. Scarlet Pimpernel. on?uefdttU<Se“On '* * dandi Trometer, one of the commonest aud most rella- e.l -n < Wbe° tbe blouma have seed- *d “°d are in tbe fluffy, feathery con- Hou that tbe weather propbet facul- th? i10!?6 tbe i0r* 10 fi,le »eatber the ball extends to the full, but when frlllaa‘’PirfOailhhe8 “ BbUtS llke aa .a' ,f ,he »eatber is inclined to ^lvh.,n/7 “ keepS 8but *" the time, only opening when tbe danger from une ‘ 8 Pa8t' 8818 tbe '-blcagoTrib- Thslr Longing For Association With Honest Men. It s German village an underground wd water pipe was found greatly cor- roded and perforated. Investigation •bowed that the soil in which tbe pipe tad lain was permeated by very im pure water and consequently contained brge quaietltes of ammonia, ammonl- ,B nitrate and other compounds, which The Regimental Barber. tad attacked tbe lead pipe, forming A major In an English regiment has **d carbonate, nitrate, nitrite and tbloride. All of these lead salts, ex- a great contempt for incapacity of any kind and is somewhat Impatient. A fpt the carbonate, are more or less sergeant complained to him that be •oluble In water. The carbonate Is ln- Woble in pure water, but is soluble could get no man to undertake the duty of barber to the company. water containing carbon dioxide, "1 b tbere do gardener ic tbe com if« pipes coated with asphalt should pany?” asked tbe major testily. “See i ’“P|°yed for underground conduits. if you can flDd one, and send him to , plpes are used tbeF should be ®«d<led tn asphalt.—Scientific Amer- me.” Tbe man was duly sent, but on re ceiving orders to act as barber ven tured to expostulate. Learn to Laugh. “Great guns!” cried the major. 1.« ?° laugh- A good laugh 1» "If you can cut grass you can cut fr than medicine. Learn to tell a A well told story la as wel- hair! Go and do It!" u, ’’ 1 ’unbeam in a sickroom. MU0 ke*p rour own troubles to ' , ■ Tbe world Is too busy to io « ” i0Dr Uls and Borrows. Learn , 0 •«■netbing for others. Even if •I,,’1* ’ bMrldden Invalid tbere Is «•kJ* *'>n‘ethln8 'hat you can do to n.~,era haPPler, and that Is the to attaln happiness for '^’'■-Exchange. PLANT barometers . Th. Dandelion, Clov.r Loeve, and th« Egypt. tunnel tuouei. ie ,te»i of arrivto I IngtoD Star. wif a Jo" 4 Tillamook Iron Works 1 General Machinists & Blacksmiths. 4 4 ___ w 14 4 lory * 4 Boiler Work, Logger’» Work and He»wy Forging. Fine Machine Work a Specialty. TILLAMOOK, OREGON. Did You Ever Try HARRIN’N NEW FEED AND LI VERY BARN, If not, give him a call. Everything first-class. Second block South of P.O. w. G. HARRIS, Prop.
