Tillamook headlight., December 09, 1909, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 9. 1909
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Thai« Bread Is Made In the Stablee by
the Men.
A farmer's wife iu the north of
They Usually Travel at a Walk France may do a g««ai part of tbr heavy
work about tbe farm, but she never
While on a March.
thinks of making tbe bread. T hat U
man's work, and it is carried <m mil
iu tbe kitchen, but iu Ibe stable.
CAREFUL OF THEIR HORSES
Tbe Norman |>easaut eats an axlou-
tshing quantity of bremi. tie has lit­
tle else— except eider-for bis break­
Reasons Why a Trot or a Gallop Might
fast und »up|H-r. and it is a very im­
Provo Disastrous to tha Animals. portant part of bis msiuday meal as
The Wagons and Supplies—Going In­ well.
to Camp at Night.
And such queer looking bread ax it
People unfamiliar with the marching is! Tbe “loaves" are as round and as
They
of troops frequently have the itupres- I palely yellow as the full iikmiu
are often three feet iu clr< uinference
eton that mounted troops usually trav
and eight or teu inches thick Seeing
el at a trot or gallop while ou a march
In tbe cavalry, however, tbe gait la oue of them for the hist time, yon
would be likely to lake it for a huge
usually a walk.
cheese
There are reasons why It la not ad­
Breadmnking being only a monthly
visable for cavalry to trot or gallop on
occurrence in a Norma 11 hotixeltold. the
Its road inarches. Tbe trooper Is re­
operullous must be ou u scale of con
quired to carry bls three weapons—
slderable magnitude if the family sup­
rifle, pistol and saber—over a hundred
ply Is to be sutti'-ieut to last for four
rounds of bull ammunition, his blan­
weeks. Tbe dough is always mixed
ket. shelter tent, canteen, extra borse-
lu a certain Inclosed space upon the
aboes and sundry other articles, all of
floor of the barn
which add considerable weight to that
At other times cats, dogs and pout
of tbe trooper.
try enjoy the freedom ot this spa«-«-
This weight is more or less concen­
but when lirendin.'ikiiig time come
trated Ht comparatively few points in­
these are evicted and the (toot is
stead of being uniformly distributed
swept—let 11s hope v«-ry thoroughly
over tbe borxe'a back, so that at u trot.
There Is no dough pan ot trough
In spite of all that tuny be done to The flour and water ar«- | h > iii -«- i I lb
avoid It, the concussion at certain gether upon th«- floor, ami tin- farmei
points Is considerable and If kept up and bis sous or hired laborers l>e.-it tli<-
tends to develop blisters and sores ou mass Into the proper eonslsfem y will«
the borxe'a back, which may Increaxe heavy clubs widely flattened nt I H ip
until tbe aulniul is no longer fit to uxe ends until they l«xik soim-ihliig tike
As tbe supply department furnishes roughly shaped snow slmvelx
Thru
but one horse to each trooper, differ­ a lump of leaven la lidded. nuil tin-
ing in tblx respect from tbe mounts of mass is given ten or twelve Imurx t<>
tbe cowboy, wbo hus ax many as he "rise."
wants, a constant vigilance Is required
Next It must be kneaded, a pnm*
on the part of tbe captalu while ou a which Is accomplished with the feel
long march lu order to keep bls horses Shod lu heavy salads, or wixaleti slus-s
serviceable and prevent bis troopers —not the everyday slices. wbi« 11 are
from becoming dismounted.
painted black, but made of unstained
This be accomplishes iu part by Whitewood--tbe men leap into tbe
marching at a walk whenever the dr
midst of tbe dough. They Jump about
cumatancex will admit II. By ineanx of with agility; they stamp and kick tbe
tbe walk we make four miles an hour, spongy stuff: they dance elnrnsy jigs
•a ya Captain William F. Flynn. U. b
lu It. the stlifenlng dough clinging
A.. In Forest and Stream, and as twen­ tenaclously to their shoes. It is ttlH
ty-five miles Is considered a fair day’s haidest of hard work, requiring eii
march It Is thus made In about seven durance as well as strength, and lie-
hours, considering tbe necessary halts
fore It Is time to stop more than «me
Tbe wagons currying our supplies can of the n>"u will be staggering to mid
go no faster tliao that, nud tbere Is fro lu the ;.nsty mass, thoroughly ex­
rnrely any advantage lu reaching one's hausted.
catuplng ground very much lu advance
The dough 1» allowed to rise a sec­
of tbe wagons.
ond time. Is again soundly beaten with
It la customary with Individual tour­ tbe Hiitteiied clubs. Is then put Into
ists and campers upou making cainp great round pniis slid linked In the
to turn their horses loose and either massive brick oven which stands in
to wutcb them or else trust to luck In almost every Norniiiii stable
tbe matter of fludlng them again, IVf
The bread which results Is firm. dose
are not permitted to do this In tbe In texture and rather dingy lu «-«tor.
artny
We always mean to provide sweet, but dry. and decidedly palatable
grain for our nnlmals on the march, even to those who have seen It made
aud when we are unable to buy hay
As the month draws to a «-lose tin-
en route and thus have to rely upou outer crust liecomes so thick and liant
grazing we put each horse out *>n a that It can only lie |a-netraled by a
rope fastened to a picket pin driven la saw kept for that purisms
But thia
tbe ground.
horny shell has Its use. for It keeps
On Ibe march »acb mounted mau the Interior of the loaf fairly soft and
carries Ills lariat and pin attached to fresh, sometimes for several months. -
his saddle anil as soon as be unsaddles Youth's Companion.
seeks a good grar.lug place for Ills
horse and drives bls pin lu tbe ground
A Use For the Jail.
Tbe horse thus gets a limited area
Wlnkleboroitgh Is a nourishing tittle
upon which to gritze
Tbe plus are seaside resort. Hud duriug the season
changed one» or twice during tbe even­ almost every available room is let at
ing. and as tbr horse stays all night on good prices
his rope 11» gets a pretty fair chance
A visitor to that delightful spot last
At the grass, after all, and when wc season was Interested to observe n |«>-
want him In the morning we can fiud lleeman soundly cuff a lanky youth fot
bln.
some misdemeanor, and turions to
The boraea having been unsaddled know tbe reasou of the chastisement,
and disposed of. the men then put up he went over to the guardian ol lhe
tbelr shelter tents A shelter tent Is a peace.
convenient little affair made In two
"Wbat’s be done, constable?" In­
halves to accuinniodatv ulcely two sol­ quired the visitor
diers.
Each soldier carries bls half
“Pickin' pockets. sir. Let me cittcli
and his pole with him on Ills blauket 'Im at it ag'ln an' I'll give Im u rare
roll attached to Ids saddle, so as soon good hidin'.”
as be unxsddlex be cau select bls
"But why didn't yon run him In?"
“buukle" aud put up bls tent. Tbe of­
"Run 'Im 111!*’ retorted I he (sillceinau
ficers' tents are wall teuta. curried In “Why. bless yer. we ain't riiimur any­
tbe wagons and cannot be put up till body In this week. The p'ltce slatmu s
the wagons coms In.
let for lodgin'*!"—I«oud<>u Answers.
A« soon aa that takes placr details
of men put up tbe officers' tents, get
Wallack on the Ballet.
wo>sd and water for tbe cooks, and tbe
The late l.eater Wailack oik -« tolil a
latter build tbelr tire aud at once set
atory of his still more famous father,
about getting supper. Soldiers like to
James W., that ns either un actor or a
have tbelr food well cooked, but. bet
mnuagvr he could never tolerate the
ter atlll. they apitesr to like It prompt­
ballet, even where It waa iw-emlngl.v
ly cooked, and that camp cook la al
uceesanry nccordlng to custom ns part
ways popular wbo yells "Come and
of au eutertuliitm-ut or lu tbe o|«ers.
get itr* Just a littls soouer than it is
Oue day there came to him a friend,
sxpsctsd
a man about town, wbosnld. “Mv dear
On ths march we rat but two meals
Wallack. It Is very curious that you d<>
a day After breakfast tbe cooks give
Dot see the beauties of lumgliiaHon
sacb mau a liberal sandwich of bucou
shown by the poses of the Imllet
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abd bread This tbe man Incloses In
Ing on lu this strain, the visitor st last
bls meat can and when be gets bun
wore out tbe patience of the actor
gry eats IL This constitutes bls mkl
manager, wbo replied
day meal
"Look here. It Is laid enough to ntnial
8upper over, a guard Is posted to
these ahsurdltlen In au u|a-ra: but.
look out for the safety of tbe camp,
though I cau comprehend |>e«>|>le »Ing
and tbe other men usually collect fuel,
Ing their Joys. I am hanged If I <’MII
build a reualug fire, gather round It
tbelr danclug tbelr griefs"
and aiuuae tbemaelves by singing, tell­
ing yarns and cracking Jokes upon
The Judge's Advice.
sack other till bedtime, which comes
In sentencing a forger of t«anknot«*n
pretty early with men on tbe march.
Tbe officers fill In tbs time In about to death an English Ju<!c»* «aid. “I enn
bold out co hope to you for merry
tbe same manner
make
On tbe march one always has to rise here, and I NUM urge von to
nhcrv
early There are so many things to lx preparation for auotber world.
merry
done to order to get tbe cavalcade fair­ I hope you may obtain that
ly on tbe road that early rising le se- which a due regard to the credit of
sentlal
The gvsrd rouses the cooks our paper currvtK y forb da v«>u to bop«
long befnre daylight, and by tbs tlms for here "
tha horses srs fad and brushed off
tbe cook announces breakfast
After
breakfast tbe tents are taken down,
wagons pecked, tbe horses saddled, and
tbe column le once more on tbs march
Family Cenneatton a la Mode.
■•Well yra: we are related m a way "
“By marriage”
“Tee My first wife's third husband
la married to bls wife's enond bus
band's fonrth partuer In matrimony '*
—Chicago Record Herald
Jealoway.
May's new hai is perfectly hide
I
A tin always has a certain amoout of
Weight with thooe wbo wish to bo-
lev# It - Mice.
J. R. HARTER,
Real Estate and
Financial Agent
THE DARK OF THE MOON.
A Result That Is Produced by the Light
From the Earth.
Many people have Wondered why tb*
part of the imsm that receives u<> xuu-
light is ofteu visible to us. tbe term
being tbe “old moon In the young
tmmu's arms ” The dark part is easily
seen as a copper colored glol>e repos­
ing In the bright crescent. This that
we see Is nothing more or less than
the earth shine on tbe inoou. We ap­
pear tbe name way to tbe moon when
we are In that phase, and our dark­
part Is where the moonshine iip|»-iirs
and tbe bright part of tbe sunshine.
The reason the copper color appears
la because light has to traverse the
atmosphere of the earth three times—
once on routing from tbe sun to the
earth, once when reflected to the
moon and again on being reflected
back to us. Our atmosphere possess«--
the peculiar property of absorbing tbe
blue rays of this white light and al­
lowing only the red and orange to go
through, thus causing the ap|«enrmce
of copper color by the triple absorp­
tion.
An odd thing connected with this
phenomenon, (bough having nothin1.'
to do with It. Is this: That part of tbe
moon which appears dark to us Is the
same part of the earth that appears
light to tbe imsin at any specified time,
and that part of the moon which ap­
pears bright to us corresponds to tbe
portion of tbe earth appearing dark to
the moon.
Of course it is well known that the
moon gives cut no light whatever
Itself, the tno«>nshlne being merely the I
light of the sun on the moon reflected
to us. The same applies with the
earth In lu shine on tbe in<s«u. save
that we do give out glows, no doubt,
around great cities at night, on ac­
count of tbe enormous numls-r of
lights. One thing, however, in which
moonshine excels the earth shine lx Its
constant character. Where the earth
possesses varying clouds the old moon
never has any at all.—St. l.ouis
public.
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Under patronage of
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N. B.—This Circus is the very better,
therefore he comes to see tnat.
The performance preparation will com­
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Gold Fiir.’ii
En»tnd Filling*
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Bargains in Canned Goods
Dried Fruits and Rasins
PART I.
1.
Tome horse will make very good
tricks.
2. The klown will come and talk with
that horses, therefore audience will laugh
itself very much.
3. The lady will walk on horses back
and boree is tumping very much also.
4. The klown will make a Joking words
and lady will become to angry therefore
klown will run himself away.
6. One boy will fall a ball from top side,
then he can catch that ball before that
ball can fall.
Thix la lhe very better lumpinc trick.
Refreshments 10 minutes.
Tomatoes,
Corn
Peas
Beans
Peaches
Pears .
Cherries
PART 11.
I. One m-n will make so trl'-ka ot
trapeze. Audience will frald hlmsslf very
much.
X. Docs will jump and roll In the mud.
S. One lady will make hlmselt so bend,
then evarybotiy he will think, that tie is
tbe rubber tatty.
4. Thia is the very grand display.
K Thia is lhe very belter Glmnastlca.
*. Ona mxn will walk on wire light, he
le doing very nicely because he la a pro­
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Lost Temper.
"Lost temper does great b»rqi." said
a iKilltlclan "I once knew a man wbo
beld thirteen trumps at wblst. and on
account of bla pnrtoer'e teru|«er be took
only ooe trick with that Ideal band.”
"Impomlblv*” sneered a reporter wbo
conducted a weekly bridge column.
”lmpoeeiblet Not at all” waa tbe
pollth-lan'a reply. “>o«i see. as soon as
this man trumped bla partner's ace on
tbe first play bls partner In a rage
Jumped up aud kicked him out of tbe
room."
Accounting Foe Patrick Henry.
It 1» related that Chief Justice
Raimoti I*. Chase on slopplug at the
birth (dace of Patrick Henry lo »ir­
glutei exclaimed: “What an ai boo -
phere' What a view! Wbat glorious
mountains' No wonder that Patrick
Henry grew here"*
Whereupon an
honest native dryly remarked that tbe
atmosphere, tbe view and tbe moun­
tains had ts-en there for ages, but
that only oue Patrick Henry bad been
produced - Macon Telegraph.
Frettv Blunt.
El.lertv Ijtdy-lhwtoe. I iv troubled
with a hnllixlnaikm that I am beine
followed I.y a man. Wbat sort of care
would rot. smtsest? Hoæet Phy raIan
— A mirror-tier ria nd leader.
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SEE
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