Tillamook headlight., June 08, 1911, Image 6

TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT, JUNE
8» 1911^
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Tillamook City the Place to Trade.
A serious question will soon
corue tip that r will effect all our
business people to a great extent
if the hauling of freight from Tilla-
moot continues to increase at the
present rate.
As it is, purchasers make a sav­
ing of ten to fifteen per cent on
the goods hauled up by wagon
from Tillamook City over the pre­
vailing prices in Nehalem and also
have the satisfaction of having it
Thia
delivered at their homes,
raving is made on tlcur. feed and
sugar as well as other staple
articles which are generally sold
at the lowest prices consistent with
successful business methods and
therefore it ia to be expected that
other goods are proportionately
cheaper us the margin of profit ia
greater.
The cause of this ia that our mer­
chants pay from three to five
dollars more for freight per ton
than Tillamook merchants. For
this reason they are at a serious
disadvantage in trying to meet
Tillamook prices and pay Nehalem
freight rates. Of course we must
admit that our bar ia not always
good under present conditions and
for thia reason it ia unaafe to cross
at times with the Vosburg and the
barge Nehalem in tow.—Nehalem
Enterprise.
Church of Christ.
Evangelista Olson and Moss, now
in a meeting at Dallas, made a Hy­
ing trip in here Monday, returning
to their work Tuesday morning.
They reported over forty additions
in their first week at Dallas.
The Bible school here haB under­
taken to reach the “Front Rank"
standard. Come and we will tell
you about it next Lord’s day morn-
iug at 10 o’clock, Always sutue-
thing special.
The C. E. had a business meet-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Harrison last Tuesday even­
ing. The attendance was large and
u most splendid social time, with
“eats," wut enjoyed. They have
undertaken missionary work in
Japan.
Sermon subjects for next Lord's
day as follows: A M., “The Fruit
of the Spirit—Faithfulness
P.M.,
Class Prophecy of the Twelve.”
At these services you will get n
Christian handshake niidu message
of hope, if you come.
The Base Ball Games.
The series of bueeball guinea
which were played Saturday, Sun­
day mid Monday between the Till­
amook Commercial Club und Co­
lumbus Grays' was neither u suc­
cess for the home teams financially
nor in regard to the guinea won.
The first game was marked by
rotten playing throughout on the
purt of the club team, possibly be­
cause of the lack of team work.
Nothing (brilliant was done by
either side and the final score was
8-4 Grays.
The Suuduy game was the best of
uil. Clint King, the high school
pitcher, occupied the box for Tilla­
mook mid proved himself a good
clean, clear headed twister. At the
beginning of the seventh innings
the score was 2-2, and King held
down the Portland team to that
score until the eleventh, when the
club boys tnude a run which
finished the game with the score of
3-2 Tillamook.
Portland worked
two of their pitchers against Tilla­
mook, but to no avuil.
Luke, who was on the slub during
the first game for Tillamook, occu­
pied that position in the last gume,
mid although he ia considered au
exceptionally good pitcher
lie
seemed to hick the power of
winning the game for the home
team. Numerous errors were made,
both in the in mid in the out fields,
which probably caused the score to
be ns it wus in the end.
The score was 12-3 Grays, which
allowed the visitors two of the
games out of three. Had the home
team been playing together longer
so that they would have lieen accus­
tomed to each other the games
would bine
been closer and
possibly Tillamook would have
couie out victorious.
Furniture for Sale.
As 1 am going to California, 1 will
otter my entile furniture, including
one high grade piami, at low prices
and easy payments, also horac and
buggy. 11. C. Kunse, clone by the
Academy, Tillamook. Ore.
Dairy Farm for Sale.
My ranch of luti serva. mosti y all
river Inittom land, either all or Uff
aerea all iKittom land, togrthsr with
14 good milk cows, 1 spati of lioraes,
I set ol hararss and all nvceaaary
uiachinrry lo run a tirai class dairy
terni. a good * room house, good
bara and dairy house and othrr
building» 1 mila (rum High School
and Public Scliool, and 1 nule troni
eterea« factory. Terni» easy. H 11.
lubbesing, NeUalrm, or enquiir ut
U C. Kunte. lillaiuook
SHOOTING A HORSE.
Ths Way ts Instantly End His Missry
Should H» Break a Leg.
When a b rse falls iu tbe harness his
natural inclination Is to get up again.
Tbe shock of tbe fall has excited him
more or less, tuid lifbis effort^ to arise
he may further injure himself us well
as the harness.
The tlrsc action should be to sit on
bls bead, pointing bls nose upward
with one hand, to keep him from
struggling until the traces and all other
attachments to tbe vehicle can be un
fastened. If two persons are present
this can be done without difficulty.
It a horse breaks his leg tbe most
humane as well as tbe most sensible
action Is to shoot blm on tbe spot.
It is true that cases are on record
where broken legs have been success
fully treated by means of suspending
the horse In a sling and pulleys, but
the experiments In this direction have
almost Invariably met with failure
To shoot a suffering animal and kill
blm Instantly Is not so simple a mat­
ter as it at first appears, says Country
Life In America. Many shots ure
sometimes fired before death results.
How and where should a horse' be
shot?
In the center of every horse's fore­
head a little above the line of the eyes
Is a little swirl something like a cow­
lick. Three Inches above this swirl Is
tbe exact spot to lodge the bullet to
insure Its piercing the brain. Tbe
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bullet should not be of less than 38
caliber.
For sprains hot or cold bandages are
recommended. Fomentations promptly
applied sometimes prevent permanent
lameness.
Spraining of the back
sinews is only too common and un­
less promptly and properly treated re­
sults In knuckling and other complica­
tions.
Blistering, firing and even
nerving are resorted to, but It should
be borue In mind that these drastic
measures are often unnecessarily tak
en. Rest, turning out where practi­
cable under favorable conditions, and
massage often effect a cure.
Not Infrequently a horse will pick up
a nail It Is unnecessary to say that
the first aid Is to remove tbe nail. If
suppuration ensue poultice tbe wound
and give the animal rest until well, it
may be well to remove the shoe for a
time. Great care should be taken that
the nail be not broken off flush with
the sole and left there to fester. Horses
are |>ecullarly susceptible to tetanus,
or lockjaw, and a nail often causes It
YAMHILL & TILLAMOOK
Daily Stage Line.
Shortest and Quickest Route to
Portland.
LEAVES TILLAMOOK .................................... 4 P ,n-
ARRIVE YAMHILL .......................................... 3 P tn-
Connecting with PORTLAND TRAIN.
FARE, $5.00.
MRS. J. C. HOLDEN, Agent, Tillamook.
Hotel Royal, Agent, Yamhill.
Tillamook
Lumber Manufacturing Compy
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Manufacturer^ of
FIR, SPRUCE and
H emlock LUMBER
KILN DRY FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND
FINISHED LUMBER.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The only baking pow^o j
made from Royal Grqgl
Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM.NO LIME PHOSPHflt j
Notice to District Clerks.
Annual School Meeting, JUIIB
19th. Notices should be posted not
later than the 9tli.
W. S. By f . l , Supt,
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Notice to Teachers.
Regular examination forteacheri'
certificates, June 21 to 24 inclusive,
W. S. BUEL, Supt
Ship By the Anvil.
The Twin Screw ship Anvilig nor
making regular runs to this port
from Portland, with pas'sengen
and freight.
She is under good clean matiagt-B
ment, and the patronage of the pokl
lie is solicited, and«ouiteoustmt.B
ment will be shown to one and all!
Have your shipments consigmdB
care Str. Anvil, Albers Dock No. !■
Porrland, Ore. For informationig.|
uire ofD. L. Shrode, Tillamook,Ot
Whooping cough is not danger-l
oils when the cough is kept tai
and expectoration easy by giving!
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Ill
has been used j in many’ epidemial
of this disease with perfect succtN.1
For sale by.Lamar’s Drug Store. I
Hypnotizing Lobster».
"Hypnotize lobsters?
Sure thing
you can.” said the man In South street.
“See here,” be said, picking up an
active one by the body behind the
claws. He stroked It down the tall
three or four times, and the lobster be­
came very stiff and still. He set it on
the floor against the wall, standing It
up. He took four or five more lobsters
The Best Equipped Saw Mill in the County.
and treated them the same way. “Now
watch 'em for a minute,” be said,
New Machinery, Experienced Worhmen and
looking at the row of prospective chaf­
ing disb fillers. Tbe first lobster
First Class Lumber of the Best Quality.
gradually became limp and fell on tbe
floor with a crash This woke tbe
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR LUMBER BILL.
third lobster in the row. for IL too.
fell forward. Then two more fell
They all started to make off. but be
caught them as they tried to scuttle
away. “Sure thing,’’ said the South
Otto Hathaway Drives Big 40 H P.
Boxing and Wrestling.
The Kingdom of God vs. Com­ street man; "It’s as easy to hypnotize
Overlander Car to Crest.
petition.
'em here as on Broadway."—New York
A number of men gathered at the
Suu.
Commercial
Building,
Saturday
A remarkable feat of hill climb­
If two men pull together on a
ing was performed yesterday morn­ night, to watch the boxing contest rope they have double strength,
Falling Up Out of a Balloon.
ing by Otto Hathaway in a big 40 and wrestling match at that place. but if at each end of the rope, it is
If a man falls out of a rising aero­
A
six
round
boxing
match
between
horse power Overland automobile.
mere tug-of-war, the strength of plane or balloon be will not go toward
A party of five, composed of J. H. Jim Smith and “Kid" Bacon was one is neutralized by the other. the earth, but will continue rising Into
Harris, O. J.
Blackledge, Mr. the first thing on the program, it Competition is the basis of civiliza­ the air for an appreciable time. If
French, Mr. Blackley, and -Mr. was quick and snappy at all times, tion, so long as it stimulates in­ tbe air machine were stopped In its
Hathaway hud run out to the city­ although in the fifth and sixth dustry and thrift it is a benefit. J ascent at the time It could catch the
reservoir to look after some matters guarding was not as good as might The man of business finds that he | man as be came down. If tbe airship
j were ascending at tbe rate of thirty-
connected with the water system. have been.
is more energetic if he lias a 1 two feel a second tbe man would rls«
While there it was proposed to
George Steiff, the wrestler, who spirited competition
to strive , sixteen feet before beginning to fall
climb Old Baldy, and the party Challenged any three men to throw r against, the race is more interest-
toward tbe earth. Thus, by reducing
started to negotiate the loner elope him in one hour came onto the mat I ing if there are two or more to run. the speed of Its sscenL tbe vessel
in the automobile. The big car next. The challenge had been ac­ • Competition is for the favored few, might keep by tbe side of tbe mao
sped up the slope with such ease cepted by Jos. Baumgartner, Frank t only the strongest, ablest and swif- and rescue him. Tbe reason why tbe
that the spirit of conquest soon Blaser and Joseph Blaser.
test are benefited, the rest must mun rises Is tbe same as tbe reason
took possession of the whole party
The first two men were thrown i loose or stay out. Competition does for a bullet's rising when shot from
mid they went on climbing and without much trouble, although i ndt afford rest, for no sooner does a gun Into tbe air—both tbe man and
climbing until they had scaled the they both made the professional do i a competitor win than he finds tbe bullet are given a velocity upward,
and It takes some time for gravity to
steep upper reach of the hill and some rather quick moving.
another contest awaiting him in negative that velocity. — Harper's
brought the staunch machine to the
When Jos. Blaser cauie onto the ■ which he is liable to be subdued.
Weekly.
top.
mat everyone had hopes of seeing
Competition is always in the op­
It was a daring feat of automobile the stranger downed. After shak­ posite place.
Sid» Issues.
driviug mid one to teat the qualities ing hands Jos spent a good deal of
The kingdom of God consides, it
“Brother Hardesty, bow much are
of the big machine. Messrs. French time in keeping his man from is the only source of rest, peace you going to give for ths support of
and Blackledge, who had a moving securing a hold on him, but after and harmony, it is the only thing the gospel this year?"
picture machine along, turned it on a few minutes of ancle work a rush that is actually worth preaching.
“Why. Brother Askum. if I ain't
the climbers. It ia understood that wus made and to the joy of the Whenever a man undertakes any­ helpin' to support it wbeD I give SIS
the film will be put on exhibition. crowd Blaser was found to have thing in the civil world he is con­ to the organ fund, »0 to the chandelier
It would prove an interesting and thrown the big fellow. However, fronted by his competitor, and is fund, $5 to the carpet fund, donate
drawing attraction for the local pic> he was off the matt, and made the , forced to abandon his undertaking two tons of coal, chip In for the Jani­
ture allows. — TheO. A C. Barometer. excuse that he wanted to get back ? or contest every inch he advances tor fund and furnish most of the gro­
ceries when we have a church supper
on it. He was allowed the privilege
The opponents to the kingdom of of course 1’11 put down somethin'.
Notice of Administrator’s Sale of
!
God
are
the
proprietary
religions.
of doing so, but in the next scuffle
How much do you want?"—Chicago
Personal Property.
Blaser was put on his back after a I The old Jewish Rabbi lost his tithe Tribune.
I front everyone who subscribed to
Nolic« is Hereby Given. That by hard bit of work.
virtue of an order of the County
Had Blaser followed up Ilia ad the kingdom of God. The man who
Pa Was Right.
"P* says you keep almost every­
Court of the State of Oregon, for vantage it ie doubtful whether Steiff, has spent years qualifying himself
the County oi Tillamook, made and would have been victor or not
I for the popular ministry is natu- thing here." said the small son of the
An exnibition match was held , rally opposed for all he has learned v 11 lag» editor.
entered on the 24th day of May A. D.,
“1 guess your pa's about right." re­
1011, I will, on and after the 13th between Steiff and his manager belongs to and ia part of the com-
day of June A.D., 1911, offer for sale after the other match, which was pctitive system. There could be no plied the owner of the general store
“And pa says," continued the little
at private sale for cash in band at quite interesting and appreciated incentive to have two places where
chap, “the reason yon keep so many
by
all.
the farm of John Hickey, deceased,
the kingdom of God is preached in things is because you don't advertise."
near Balm, in Tillamook County,
Although such work is not con any neighborhood or town that
ia —Chicago News.
Oregon, the following described eidered as very high in thia section,
not
too
large
for
one
audience,
If
personal property, to-wit •
still this match was brought off in two men are spending their time ...
3 Yearling Steers.
in
2 Cows.
a very creditable manner, every­ doing what one ought to do they
" 2 year old heifers and steers,
thing being done in a clean man arc actually wasting one man's
2 horses and harness.
ner.
time and if ten preachers have that
4 »beep.
3 lambs.
many congregations that could be
Pastare to Rest.
1 tedder,
combined in one, nine of them are
1 spring harrow,
Pasture to rent—Enquire of Em wasting their time.
1 tnowrr,
niett Bales, Tillamook. Ore.
J- C. Gov«.
1 plow,
1 wagon,
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Kidney Pills contain just
Household goods and tools.
Cattle to Pattare.
the ingredients necessary tv regvi-
D an H kkby ,
*a(e and strengthen the action of
Wanted, cattle to pasture at the
Administrator of th« estate of the kidneys and bladder. Try them
John Hickey, deceased
yourself Ch.s I. Clough Co
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Enquire <4
ALL KINDS OF
MOULDINGS,
We Make the Best CHEESE BOXES for Tillamook
County’s Most Famous Cheese.
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Hodgdon Broa., Fair view.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Is particularly’ recommended fori
chronic cases of kidney and bladder!
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where. I It can always be depend«
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Middle Aged And Elderly People
Use Foley’ Kidney Fills for quid
and perminent resultsin all case#
kidney and bladder troubles. aS
for painful and annoyingirregulao
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