Tillamook headlight., March 20, 1913, Image 4

Tillamook Headlight,
GIVES INSTANT ACTION. SIDNEY E HENDERSON,
President.
JOHN LELAND HENIERSON
Secretary-Trea
Attorney-at-Law and N"’"'
jPnbiiC.
XTarch
20, 1013.
DENîED HÎM A KISS
STAGE ILLUSIONS.
STORY OF A FAMOUS SONO.
Not the Least of The»« Are th« Sea- A Dismal, Rainy Day Moved Dan Km.
m«t to Write "Dixie.”
quets on the Boards.
"lilxle"
was ivritteu by Dau Emmet,
Nothing is so deceptive as the stage
And Rubinstein Repaid Her With (Bea,, although the art of the property i both ««ords and music. It «vas auag
— I, makes such repasts appear de- for the first time Monday. Sept, tit,
a Torrent of Melody.
i IK'iii. on the stage of Hryaut's uitustrer«
UHouxly appetizing
A favorite stage substitute for meet it 47'-’ Broadway. New York. There
la sponge cake, which cut Into the
MOODS OF THE GREAT MASTER ■ba|ie of cutlets or steaks and Judi- bus been much controversy over the
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piestiou ot authorship and over the
I
The Mother’s Favorite.
cteusiy browned with sauce, presents music. The known history of the soug
A cough remedy for chi’dren
The Climax to an Evening With the a most genuine a|ipearuuce. The ad- lie- « ■en carefully compiled liy Gúa-
should be harmless. It should be
,0 hi« •;
..■«
Hc.tii
Composer In His Home In St. Peters­ raotage of such material is that it is tr
pleasaut to take. It should l>e ef­
(INCORPOKATKD),
M«y for the actors to consume and
U «« •
fectual
Chamberlain's
Cough
burg, When His Efforts at the Piano does not present any difficulties to the S-.
Remedy is all of tliis and is the
"On cut unlay hi)
j .
Left Him Ashen Faced and Exhausted carver
mothers' favorite everywhere. For
after the performance one «.* '• ■ ‘j-
sale by all dealers
Cutlets composed of soft toast are auts told Emmet that a lieu
In ber "Recollections of Rubinste.u.’
« ik
published In Harper's Magazine. Lil­ ala< popular In stage culinary circles, around was wanted in time fc ■ e-
Pneumonia Follows a ' old
end
«vhen
decorated
with
dainty
pajier
lian N'i' tita throws some new lights on
hears«I on Monday. The minstrel re-
but never follows the tiae of
frills and parsley look quite the reel
plied that, while the time was very
TILLAMOOK OWFCnv the character and temperament of one
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound ROTH PHONES.
thing
short, be would do his best. That
It stops the cough, heals tile sori-
of the famous composers of the last
Do not let your mouth water at the
and inflamed air passages, and
century
Her earliest acquaintance dght of those dainty slices of ham re­ night after be reached home he tried
strengthens the lungs. The genuine
with Rubinstein was when, as a child, posing on lettuce leaves on the baron’s to bit upon some tune, but the music
is in a yellow package with bee
she
resided with ber parents In Dub fretive board. Ham Is invariably rep­ wouldn't come. His wife cheerily told
hive on carton Refuse substitutes.
lin She afterward traveled with him resented on the stage by strips of lino­ him to wait until morning. He should
I.aniar’s Drug Store.
■ luring an English tour that the com leum. the reddish under side of which have the room to himself so that he
I Hiser made and met him again In St makes a convincing substitute for the could work undisturbed, and when he
• ¡a « ia ia « u> « w i
Petersburg at a rehearsal, when the real article. As to the surrounding let­ had finished the walk around be could
great master Invited her to dinner that tuce. that is generally represented by play it for her as a sole audience. If
same evening. The author says:
white leaves from the humble cab­ «he liked It the Bryants would and so
would the average listener
"I spent the rest of the afternoon bage.
"Next day was rainy and dismal.
practising, and a little before 6 o'clock
The larger and more Impressive the
found myself at last In Rubinstein's etage edible, the greater »he fake. Huge Some years before Emmet bad traveled
* • «I ■ ni ■ a • a
h i <ir ip as a drummer In white.
study amid all his intimate associa pies h’hlch when cut produce a cloud
The valued family re­
tions. touching the books and music of realistic steam are absolutely uneat­ ,'ie iv .i n southern eiri nil was a pop’-
cipes for cough and colti
that belonged to him. sitting before able The crust is merely colored pa­ iar route with circus people, and tnose
the piano he played on. glancing over pier mache. which Incloses a dish of who were obliged to show uorth would
cute, liniments, tonics
the pages of manuscripts that he had hot water and sometimes a few boiled say when the cold weather would make
a and other remedies have
lust finished In short, at home with potatoes, which supply the necessary them shiver. ’1 wish I was In Dixie.’
« as careful attention here
him. I found then that he wns no steani. The big sirloin of beef, which The phrase was. in fact, a current cir­
cus expression On that dismal Sep­
« as the most intricate pre­
: : lunger the sphinx man of the concert apparently weighs pounds, has about
platform, but a genial, gracious host, six ounces of entable meat about it. tember day. probably the beginning of
I scriptions.
asking ufter the friends I had recently The Joint Is a wooden affair, over the e liiiuii -tin!, when Emmet stepped
Our fresh, high grade
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left In Frankfort and making Inquiries which a few thin slices of genuine beef to the window and looked out the old
after those in Ireland and England, are placed, giving the impression of a longing for the pleasant south camo
■ drugs will help to make
over him. and involuntarily he thought
especially after all young artists, for really fine piece of meat.
■ these remedies more cffec-
whom he hud a heart flowing over with
Were you to obtain a peep behind the to himself. 1 wish I was in Dixie.’
¡¡tive than ever.
•Like a flash the thought suggested
kindness and sympathy Possibly his scenes just before a banquet scene wrs
own student days In Vienna, when to be staged you would find a number the first line for a walk around, and a
I fg Right prices are also
lie bud literally starved, bad something of stage hands busily slicing up toma­ little later the minstrel, fiddle in baud,
assured.
to do with this At the dinner table toes and bananas You would see those was working out the melody which,
, I found out he was thoroughly a bon slices being laid out on plates sur­ coupled with the words, made ’Dixie' a
• • •< ni iti in « a in a a m |
I vivant
rounded with parsley or white cabbage genuine song of the people almost f.om
■'After dinner I bad to go through leaves. Under the glare of the lime­ the instant it was first sung.”
a
e ordeal of playing for him. and. light this dish assumes an astonishing
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when I had finished, his manservant resemblance to lobster salad, and in
LISZT AND HIS CIGARS
brought in a card table, and we sat similar fashion sliced banana Is a gen­
The Land of
I
down
to
n
game
of
vlndt.
a
difficult
eral substitute for fish, entrees and Why the Great Musician Said He
Vi
sort of whist, much like present day hors d’oeuvre.
Would Quit Smoking.
lirld'-’e Rubinstein and I were part
One of the most astonishing Illusions
Liszt
was
in the habit of smoking
■■•« and lost shamefully—scarcely to with regard to stage food, however, is
one cigar a day. But that one cigar
Et GOOD OLD I.W.
be wondered at. fot I had Just learned where soup Is concerned This is in­
was an exceedingly choice one. When
whi«t lint lie Insisted on playing again variably sawdust, which when ladled
he
was starting on a Journey he told
and agalu
out of a tureen has all the appearauce his valet how mauy days he would be
via the
I Mntve. the servant, then brought ta of a thick liquid.
away, and his valet put into the valise
H*
WHISKEY
tea In the long Russian glasses with
No banquet would be complete with­
a corresponding number of those ci­
I their silver holders, lemon, not cream, out a turkey. A loaf of bread delicately gars.
being served, and one of the ladies browned and decorated with pegs cov-
Once when Liszt was going to I. tly
present, knowing I was a newcomer •rvii with browned dough, saves ttie
the
chief customs officer at the iron ier
mid ignorant of the fact that it was management the expense of running up
« ’N
mi unwritten law as unalterable aa a poultry bill. Moreover, the come­ post of Cbiasso asked him if he nad
tli.il of tile Medes and Persians that dians can with comparative safety anything to declare. The must- 1 tn,
t his guests should not ask him to play, ■ling this asset to the feast about the with his thoughts centered on L ao LUU"
whispered to me to make him go to stage without damage to life or prop­ sic rather than bls cigars, made signs
to the effect that he had nothing. The
the inmio. Cheerfully and Innocently erty.— Philadelphia Ledger.
officer opened the valise without the
I went up to him and. running my
traveler agitating himself over the
mtn through Ills, said coaxingly:
The Government Printer.
search Presently a number of cigars
A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ROUTE
I o come mid play something!"
When it comes to printing your Un­
Ills fate changed in a moment An cle Samuel takes first rank among the «'ere brought to light. The whole lot
Hums silence fell on those present nations. He has a $15.000.000 printing was eoutiseated. and be was ordered to
You Can Seo in California:
1 en tfie culprit who had led me into offl e that is the best equipped in the pay a fine of $100
Attractive -easlde retorts famous hotel« hot springs and outdoor
When Liszt reached Milan he told its
sports
At Pasadena the worhl fnrne,l ostrich farms ard magnificent
l!u- trap looked disturbed. As for Bo- world Although certain private pub­
huaies. At «an hcrnarillna and Riverside the Orange Groves
«tl at.i-
miisteln himself, he gave me a «cowl lishing houses In this country exceed agent of his unpleasant adventure ril-
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Una. the wonderful submarine gardens, and at various other points
attractions that delight the eye and inform the mind
cordl laughed at the whole affair, ijlc
mul t.iirl.« flung my hand away.
Connoisseurs
the 1,000.000 copies of printed matter
No. tie said shortly. '1 never play ■ent out weekly from the United a stroll to the Italian treasury and >
Low One Way or Round Trip Fares:
know that its delicious flavor
covered the cigars and the tine. 'In
I ion t forget tills.
Round trip tickets to I.os Angeles on sale daliv with long return limit
States government pr'ntlng office, no
and stopovers at will. If you wish to go still further south or cast,
is beyond com
I lie sudden change In his manner plant approaches the multitude of dif­ returning to the artist he offered Ictn.
tickets via all rail or rail niltl steamer through New Orleans can lg
r. clous
mu.erved me. for the tears started to ferent publications that it prints aud wil i it smile, one ¿1 uls
out for yourse
secured at reasonable rates.
•
mi eyes, mul I stood gaping at him. malls Over a thousand publications cigars
K"ohJ'5 particulars on ai.plication to nnv Agent
Ask for descriptive literature
"No. m.v dear friend," said Liszt, ‘‘I
\s a matter of fact. 1 was tfiorougbly are issued from the presses in the
on I altfornla, or 1« uyside Notes," describing trip Suu Fruncisco to New Orleans
bi«, on< erted and taken aback, Aa course of a year, appearing daily, have taken a vow never to smoke again
g' H III
■II1 >. « lilt»»« l«llllll*i’i|> 11111(1 IlHHbUHHIb
so as not to expose tnyself a second
-m ii as Rubinstein saw this his face
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oreg
■ li ugi-d again, and. laughing, be held weekly, monthly, annually or at irreg­ time in such a humiliation.”
ular Intervals
For the purpose of
■ mt bls liaml to me a|u>logetically.
Rlcyx'di sa.vs he kept bls vow. Other
mailing them more than a thousand authorities recall Reger's visit
TOWER’S FISH BRAND
Well, come; give me a kiss and I
to the
different
mailing
lists
must
be
kept
io
ui.l pla.v for yon!'
virtuoso in 1870
REFLEX SLICKER
I b id Just reached the age when the file room.—New York Sun.
"Liszt smoked and offered me a cl-
KEEPS OUT AIL THE RAIN
in kisses «ere not lightly given. Be
gar." said Reger, "and while 1 took my
Who
Would
’
■
’
Benn
’
Er!
RATCNTEb
« I Wits cut to the heart's core,
ease he walked up and down, sending
Some hundred years ago a small boy. out clouds of smoke in the direction of
I turned m.v head away in denial,
Wluit'' cried one of the women one of four brothers, heard a visitor certain terra cotta figures.”—New York
present
t'ould you refuse Aatoo nay to bls mother. "What a pity one of Sun
vour boys had not beeu a girl." Drom
GregoriewltcbT
les cried Rubinstein, nnd Jwat ping his game, so the story runs in
Superstitions on Crickets.
for that I am going to play for ter Woman's Work in America, he called
Tile i Ticket on the hearth Is still s
nyhow. for she is the first that «nW out: “Well, I'd like to kuow wlto'd 'a' «vebmue guest In those English home
benu 'er! I wouldn't 'a' benn 'er; Ed holds that lie deigus to visit. His con
W at ™
did!"
TH f . se V
C annot
Rubinstein was in one of bla ntrsat couldn't 'a' benn 'er; Joe wouldn't 'a' mg Is n harbinger of good fortuue.
R eflex E dges
P vn I n A t
i: ,- 1«. and those of us who were pres­ lienu 'er; Jim wouldn't 'a' beun 'er. and while if Im leaves the house that Is an
P rotect Y im u
T he I wont
ent will never forget the lneSabsB I'd like to kuow who would 'a' tmiin infallible slgu of Imminent disaster.
WATraraooF— D v « ahi k
lenity of the Chopin F major ballade
A correspondent In Notes aud Queries
satisfaction ovaaanteed
a» he «tartisl the opening theme, mx oi
refers to a belief prevalent iu Lanca­
$>00 Everywhere
Campaign Matsrial.
the wonder pieces of that compaoar
shire "that crickets are lucky about a
^OXVEÂÿ
A J. TOWER CO.
Political Boss—Well, did you discov­ house ami will do no barm to those
wi">’ii Rubinstein had designatad '<H
BOSTON
er
anything
in
Stump's
past
life
that
’«•■,■ e des Fortepiano.' Wheo to bad
I ( «nactian I «mil
who use them well, but that they eat
1 »KKto
led the ballade be passed, alnaoat we can use against him? Detective— boles In the worsted stockings of such
«' lieut a pause, to the prelude«. Nur Not a thing. All he ever did before he members of the family as kill them I
• f which lie played Then be dnated came here was to sell awnings Politi­ was assured of this." adds the writer,
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
Into hl« favorite mazurka and ended cal Boss—Why. that's Just what we •no the experience of a respectable
" < l> the heroic F sharp minor pol> want! We'll say that lie has been farmer s family.”—London Spectator.
ti i «e Across the room 1 on id are mixed up In some decidedly shady
Both Phones
«" ie figures huddled, as It were, tn f*nr transactions.—Judge.
The Richest Street.
tr i terror The thunders of that ■•-
The Chandui Cbowk. or Stiver
Hasty Conclusion.
«’ r ing through the room It wan an
■treet. Is the main bazaar of Delhi and
Beautiful Malden—You think I’m an one of the richest streets in the world.
the Polish legions were uxrcMnf
A Cold LaGri-pc. then Pneumonia -
1« outstretched, liar mere «ytns angel. Geoffrey, but some day perhaps Many of Its shops are occupied by Jew­
1» too often lite fatal sequence. L h
Hing to die like heroes for fBFk you will find out that 1 am an exceed­ elers. whose boards of precious stones
Gnp|>e coughs hand on. weaken
the system, and lower tit- vit.il re i i ,’iintry. singing their loe* ma ingly trivial. Ill natured. commonplace are said to represent fabulous .01«.
Disconsolate Ixjver (with Native prim es enrich their collection«
oily, although the funeral dirsn mortal
si.staiice, R. G. Collins. Postmaster,
w is to follow
lt.irneg.it. X J aavs 'I was tro’.ib
trembling eagerness!—Then you do In­ of «tate Jewels through the dealers In
rd with a severe La Gri|>|>e cough
ii Rubinstein had finl«bad Ms tend to marry me. do you. Lillian!—
the t'handnl Cliowk. and some of the
«»bull completly exhausted tne
i e was ««hen white, hl« 'ireatfc was Chicago Tribune
diamond ex|*rts who live In Its dingy
Foie« s Honey and Tar ComiHi’ind
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v
in
l - ■«('« nml he was latoetM
w.wslen building« are known ail over
«oun stopped the cough s|«ells en
Expensive.
'!• i the e« itement caused t* ttet
the wttrhl
lireli
,t c.i.i t l’e beat
Lam.ir'«
Now is the time
1» « hi. h. alas, s few raan later
"She «arsgtie thinks she could learn
Drag Store
«« « to carry him off! Noaa a* a« to love me "
Th« Reply.
to have that
A Message to Railr ad Men.
««•«I It then. for. bra way «f MM
"let roil do not look happy "
A woman of advau'-ed age required
5- S, Hacon, II Hast St . Hath.
at'ent of sympathy, waaadag all
"It Is going to Im ex|ienslv? Had the «ent.-es of a |iage boy and adver-
. sent la o t this ««arrung t? ra 1
group picture ma f •
III« ««eakneasew. hr hid MM
her at the theater last night, with a lit- Ward. "Yottth wanted."
rentier« everywhere "My w.ua ■•
-«e
t hint Ml *l at. tie supper afterward The first lesson
One ,.f her dearest friend« Ben. ber
conductor caused a chronic intLtm t-
show you our
Ieri us
I
I
'«t reached Ma a Hath Bust rae Í2T>
Kansas City Journal
tion
of
Hie
kulnev«
anil
I
was
miser
by the next post a bottle of RladW
a|>eciat I display of attrae
o t’l the problem of hn ng H.irneea able and all played oi t. Fr m the
" -’t« teirs «• e tta* I MWIf
celebrated w rinkle filler and «kin tight*
tier new > «tvle«.
V
«Oil «vill fl,Hi It dtstiiK’tlv Hivanta • lay I began taking Foley Kidney
-~’r to the fler.-e sad aki
Turnad Down.
ener.
a i>nt of fairy bloom, a net of
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to
,
o
”
,e
,
ln
,|
voilr
eq lipped
|«Brfwtly r
1‘ills I Iwgan t««regain my strength,
d « ,r- VS ,,f t ie arte*, a
Young Man (whispering to Jeweler«— false teeth and a fiaxeo wig — Lou<k>*
11» heir V I will get the best and I mi twiter no» than I have ho r of rr< konlne was ant tte
making group picture«
That engagement nut I lamgttt of roa Opinion
liialitir« the m <«t thorough and «wen tor twenty year« '' Try .hem.
and will ! ple»«e you with
id iiffetl at tats cMBBB
yawtefftav
Jeweler W tint « the mut­
”ii«< irniioiis worhrna tsliip anti be Latnar's Drug Store.
> few nliMit* he sttsod
<te
ine qualité o' «ir w irk.
ter With it? I’idnt tt fit - ImiiMl Mae
Why I* w«« Flat.
h ng,- I the in >«• re i« n.ihle prices
'Csntl.aisti. 8h
It didn't have «
“Thia •tori <>f roars le fiat"
’ « i .’ttr 11 o
, x aad ■
\c cm supply single or double Ch.tmberl dn s T ’blets For Con
- to cl "
<’t« or h i « «mgle article that you
chance Gimmo studs for It —tornine
the mllftvr.
atipation.
ili > 1» • m nerd of
Telegraph
For eon«ti|Mtlon, < liawther'inn's
“U Hl
rtpiamwt »be aspiring
Tublets «te ewel-ent Fa«« to take. 1
e’fted man I« he «rte
thnr “I rwwl « !■■>* called ’Adrie. * m
|N«xt to POST OF IC
jV. A. Williams à ' <~ mild and gentle in effect. G « •
<< f’lnt and Iravaa a*
There Is nn Imiter hnllnst for keeplrg invine " nt.-rs a txt the ver, fl:
' <t
a trial. For ««Ie by ali ileal
I. IS surplus«*«.—Cai**
*»•« D mm tu fiiuavj« v uaaif Hank them
the mind Stead« on Its keel than tuu« thing it twia ««nt i« out to rvH your
era.
Maa L»*«u.
■SMüuat npc •- Juaga.
J. 8. Lamar, druggist, reports that
A SINGLE IMJSE of simi le buck,
thorn bark, glycerine, etc , as coni
pounded in Adler-i-ka. the German
appendicitis remedv, stops consti
pation or gaa on the stomach i.X
STANTLY Many Tillamook people
are being helped.
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