Tillamook headlight., June 16, 1910, Image 2

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 16. 1910
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Woman Suffrage In Denver.
ANNIMAL FEEDING GN THE
FARM.
Again the channel has been
crossed by an aeroplane and it ia I Some Notes About Certain Foods
That Daily men Onyht to Grow.
easy to see that the fact may be­
A New El>-ment in War.
come a commonplace matter. The
Upon tne proper feeding of farm
trip waa made in a fog, and on animals depends the successful
thia account the landing waa an results. According to Prof. Thomas
unexpected place.
A speed of Shaw, there are certain foods that
nearly a mile a minute has been every dairyman can grow and which
made in the several crossings. may be accepted standard for feed­
Easily within an hour men may ing dairy cows. These include as
pass between France and England rougliag, plants of the clover fam­
by the aeriel route, or between ily; as silage, corn in one or the
Germany and near countries. It I other of its varieties; and as a grain,
would be vain to deny that the new a mixture af wheat and oats. In
method of travel has large military addition to these foods of less im­
possibilities. A surprise expedi­ portance may be grown. It is the
tion of a few hundred, even a few opinion of Prof. Shaw that wher­
score, of hostile soldiers could work ever the clover plant can be grown
serious damage. Campaigns have it should be liberally used. The
been sometimes arrested by raids food furished for cows represents
upon supplies or communications. but one element in its value. The
Grant’s first land march on Vicks­ lienefit to the soil is ever helpful,
burg was stopped permanently and in many cases very much so.
by a raid on the supplies collected Generally, clover for dairy cows is
in the rear at Holly Springs. In his best grown in mixtures—two or
march on Atlanta Sherman was three varieties grown together.
compelled to scatter an army along Quite a sprinking of tiinethy im­
his cracker line, the railroads lead­
proves a clover ration, by helping
ing north to Chattanooga and support the clover while it is grow­
Nashville.
ing, and by making it easier tocure
The first Napoleon gathered a host
when the crop is cut Alfalfa will
at a seaport in Northern France aa serve the same purpose as clover,
if to invade England. But if such and where neither clover nor alfalfa
waa hie real purpose the channel may lie obtained it is quite impos-
halted him. English sentiment has sible to secure vetch or cowpea
been averse to a tunnel under the
hay.
channel. But aeroplanes can not
Probably no food can be grown
be shut out, for they can travel in in this country that will furnish so
darkness and fog and by air linea great a portion of nutrients as corn.
in any direction. While they ap- In addition, when cured in the silo,
pear now as single spies they might the succulence of corn is beneficial.
come in battalions. They inuat be It adds digestion and favorB milk
reckoned with by military bureaus production—two advances over corn
and, in fact, have been nnderinves­ fodder fed in the dry form.
tigation in war departments for
There is no better fodder ration
several years. Possibly, aeroplanes
for dairy cows than clover and
would help preserve peace, as corn. In determining the amount
is the case with improved rifles and of grain to feed, two factors must
artillery. A battle ship like the new be taken into account. One is the
Florida is a powerful peace per­ extent to which clover (or alfalfa)
suader.
Aviation may tend to is fed; and the other is the produc­
prevent wars.
NMions can uot tion of thecow. It is a more or less
live to themselves or depend on common rule to feed one pound of
insularity in these times. In the grain for every three pounds of
next great war aeronautics will
milk produced. When clover or
certainly piny an interesting part. I alfalfa form a large part of the
If their general influence is to ration it is reasonable to suppose
avert war, so much the better.
that a less quality of grain will
Tillamook
Lumber Manufacturing Compy.
The recent election in Denver,
Manufacturers» of
which resulted in the defeat of pro­
hibition by a majority of 15,000, pre­
sented no surprise to the country
at large. Observers very naturally
anticipated such a result from a
city where political conditions are
such as the country has been led to
believe exist in Denver.
It is
obviously an anti-prohibition city.
Nevertheless, the Denver result
offers another interesting study for
the advocates of woman suffrage,
who insist that the extention of the
franchise to women is the only so­
lution to the problem of how to
alsjlisli the liquor traffic. In Den­
ver the women have the right to
vote. It is evident, however, that
their ballots contributed nothing to
the overthrow of the saloons.
A few years ago the Denver
women elected Judge Linsey to the
The Best Equipped Saw Mill in the County.
Juvenile Court when the corrupt
machines of both parties attempted
New Machinery, Experienced Workmen and
his defeat.
That was the one
First Class Lumber of the Best Quality.
distinct manifestation of the inde­
pendence for the women voters of
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR LUMBER BILL.
Colorado. They exercised no such
influence in the election to make
Denver a prohibition city, and,
apparently, they have contributed
nothing since the election of Linsey
to improve conditions in that city
or in Colorado.
The obstacle to the advancement
of the suffrage movement appeurs
to be the potential distinction be­
tween the theory as to its results
aud the actural results obtained.
In Kunsas there is no enthusiasm
for franchise extention because
in that state its limited operation
in municipal elections has shown
no decided influence in municipal
government. In Colorado the re­
sults ars obviously ths same as in
fl
Kansas.
There is no disposition, either, to
repeal those two states granting
ths ballot to women. The people
In the latest baby show the prixe suffice than the amounts named.
offer no complaint against women
The Work Horae.
was taken by triplets, but it is not
suffruge, neither do they clamor
The
food
for the work horse must
added that the blow almost killed
for its extention—the beet evidence
not only be concentrated and nutri­
father.
is that it has not disturbed existing
tious, but the concentrate must
A new British expedition has
political conditions anywhere.
furnish to the highest degree and
sailed for the South Pole. It will
in the least bulk the greatest pro­
Our Money la To be Washed.
travel fast lest the stars and stripes
portion of ingrediments most needed
a cheerful concord with the be nailed there also.
for repair of tissue consumed in
Dr. Cook is going back to Etah to work, and at the same time to
public wish that the paper
money be kept in a state of greater consult his Eskimo friends. He provide the necessary heat, force
cleanliness, the government has wants to find out whether they were and vigor.
Dr. Alexander says
given the order for the purchasing mistaken about his diacovery of oats has been found to be the beet
of the laundering machine which the North Pole.
food to meet these requirements,
ia to wash and iron United States
So much money is spent by while corn can not fill the bill, be-
notes. It is estimated that when Americans who go abroad each ing an incomplete food,
Oats
put in uae at all the aubtreaaurea, year tnat the business will have to make muscle and at the same time
these machines will save the gov­ be regulnted in some way. An ab­ supplies vim and and vigor, some
ernment »1,000,an a year, ns the sentee’s tax would not be a bad heat and the surplus goes to form
process lengthens the life of the idea.
heat fat.
notes.
It ia also incomplete as regards
It is just ninety-one years since
The |1 bill has been the chief of­ the first steamship crossed the At­ mineral mnttere needed for bone
fender, and it needed no magnify­ lantic Ocean.
It departed from and sinew making, ingredients in
ing glass ,o convey to the senses Savannah, which winks and mala which oats ia rich. Yet, if properly
that it waa altogether not an object now while New York takes the fed, corn ia an excellent food. Yet
to harbor about one’a clothing, money and the glory. The air of withal that,
for
hard-working
Since we should scarcely approach Savannah in heavy with languor­ horses it does not take the place of
for backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularities.
with a pair of tongs u piece of ous perfume. The air of New York sound old oata, nor ia it perfectly
Foley s Kidney Pills purify the blood, restore lost vitality and vigor. Refuse substitutes.
linen whose past was nn unsavory is often heavy with perfume, too, satisfactory as a food in hot weather.
Sold by Chas. I. Clough.
mystery why should u piece of which is not languorous, but of a Corn ia an excellent adjunct to the
paper lie more desitable. Only the sort to keep people awake.
horse's feed when hard worked in
hard necessity that makes money
Americana have their distractora cool weather, but not as suitable
indaapanaable could persuade us and traducera in all purts of Euro|>e. as oata in a hot climate. Bran may
to such companionship.
Many of these find their ways into at all times be fed with advantage,
A fallacious conception of econ­ print, not anly in Continenntal nnd and ia beet mixed with the oats,
omy only could hirve for so many English newspapers, but in some while oata, corn and bran form a
years kept the Treasury Depart­ of our own journals. Tne impres- splendid ration for the horse in
During the past 35 years no rem­
ment from adopting some plan to aion they convey to us is that, while winter.
The working horse will
edy has proven more prompt or
provide ns all with money, whether
more
effectual In Its cures of
Americana abroad are made the require ut least one pound of grain
clean or not; and have almost
for
every
101)
pounds
of
live
weight
victims of confidence operators in
Coughs. Colds and Croup
taken our pen in hand several
the way of prices for old castles, daily, and may take a fourth more
(CAPT P. SCHRADER).
times to write a few lines to the
than
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy In
hereditary titles, mediaeval paint­ when the work ia extra hard.— many homes it Is relied upon as Im­
secretary of the treasury to that
Philadelphia
Record.
ings, antiques, souvenirs,
and
plicitly aa the family physician. It con­
effect; but when we have reflected
tains no opium or other narcotic, and
relics of all descriptions, their con­
that the government already does
may be given aa confidently to a baby
fidence is not returned. We have
A Woman's Great Idea
co much for ua in loading us with
aa to an adult. Price JSc: large liu ftOe
been led to believe that the only is how to make herself attractive.
pai ksgea of sweet peae, rutabaga
thing American which looks good But. without health, it is hard for
seed, colored plates representing to Europe ia the color of the
Did You Ever Try
her to lie lovely in face, form or
(CAP. T. LATHAM).
money temper.
A weak, sickly woman
the San Joae scale actively de­
our tourists spend there, Ameri- will tie nervious and irritable. HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND
vouring the |>earorchi<lsof Indiana,
cans abroad can talk and lie heart!, Constipation and Kidney poisons
LIVERY BARN,
congressional records Imun 1 in
but it is only their money which show in pimples, blotches, skin
Morocco, gixxl for underpinning can talk and Is* lielieved
eruptions and a wretched complex­
If not, give liiin a call.
ion. But Electric Bitters always
in a poorly tenated bookcase, for
prove
a
Godsend
to
women
who
Everything first-class. Second
Ixittoming an office chair that ia
Chamberlain's Cough
Reme
h Remedy
the want health, beauty and friends.
t hi low. and good for aomanjrother
Beat on the Market.
They regulate Stomach. Liver and
block Sonth of P.O.
things, we have hesitated in asking
"1 have used
Chamlierlnin's Kidneys, purify tlie blood; give
Cough Remedy and find it to lie strong nerves, bright eyes, pure
for further favors.
W. «. HARRIS, Prop.
Uncle Sam ia willing to give Ilia the beat on the market." says E. breath, smooth velvety akin, h v>?|y
W. Tardy, editor of The Sentinel. complexion,
good health.
Try
larople almoat anything they want Gainsboro. Tenn. "Our baby had them. 3tk. nt Clias. I. Clough* k.
if they will select it out «4 liis stock •eveml cold« the pant winter and
on the shelves and not aak for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy al­
Glad to Recommend Them.
cash. He runs one of the largest ways gave it relief at once end
Mr. E. Weakly, Kokomo, Ind.,
cured it in a short time I always
general stores and free publicity recommend it when opportunity says: "After taking Foley Kidney
bureaus on eartli-and now he presents itself. For sale at Lamar's Pilla. the severe backache left me.
WITH
my kidney’s became stronger, the
drug store_______________
ia going tn start a laundry.
secretions natural and my bladder
no longer pained me. I' am glad
Marvelous Discoveries
Of Interest to Farmers and Me­ mark the wonderful progress of the to recommend Foley Kidnev Pills."
chanics.
•IT*
Air flights on lieavy ma­ In a yellow package. Sold by Chas.
Farmers and mechanics frequently chine«, telegrams without wires, I. Clough.
meet with alight accidents and terrible war inventions to kill men,
injuries which cause them much and that wonder of wonders Dr.
Scared Into Sound Health.
annoyance and loss of time A cut King's New Discovery—to save life
Mr. B. F. Kelley. Springfield, Ill.,
or bruise may lie cured in about when threatened by coughs, colds.
"A year ago I began to be
one thin! the time usually required I «grippe. asthma, croup, bron writes
with mv kidnevs and
bv applying Chamberlain'« Lini­ chitia, hemorrhage«, hav fever and troubled
which grew
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ladder. which
worse until |
ment aa soon as the injury ia re whooping cough or lung trouble. bladder.
I became
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w condition.
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alarmed at my
ceivad. This liniment ia also val. For all bronchial affections it has
liable for sprains. soreness of the no equal. It relieve« nstanly Its I suffered also with dull, heavy
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musclea and rheumatic
paint the aurest cure. James M. Black headache« and the action of my
There ia no danger of blood poison- of Asheville. N. C. R. R. No. 4. bladder was annoying and painful.
mg resulting from an injury when writes it cured him of an obstinate I read of Folley Kidnev Pills snd
after taking them a few weeks, the
monk St
8ea*on of 1910 at Easter’g old stand in Til*
Chamtieriain's Liniment ia applied cough after •il other
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remedies headaches left me. the action of mv
before the parts become in Ila med failed
31k'. •nd tl.tn
2
UnUI
Jun
.e- I5th an<1 frnm
at Nehalem ••
A
trial
bladder «as again nortna*. and I
and swollen, For sale at Lamar’s bottle free.
ng as necessary-. For terms apply to
Guaranteed by Chas. waa free from all distress." Sold bv
ding sloes.
I. Clough
Chas. I Clough.
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