Tillamook headlight., April 10, 1913, Image 3

Tillamook Headlight, April 1O, 1013,
WORK WITH DEATH
THORN & PARSONS
STAGE FRIGHT.
LURE OF THE CIRCUS.
Na« 8van a VsA -.-» Is Wholly Pros
Film the Disease.
L y) w rt .•! u t- .
It Is said that there are really few
Rouietluies I tiling tbei
Perilous Callings Where Life Is public |iersi>i».iges who are free froui two
distinct VHiisties ol Imuitm^y,
liability to stage fright. The veteraa
■uld an old circus man. oue ot wlucfe
Always In Danger.
Is as likely to Is- affected as tiie nolle.
we might call the rovers aud tbe ottar
Frequently the attack conies when
least expected. and. no matter bow tiie stay at boules. With my own tastw
HOW MEN LOSE THEIR NERVE often the speaker or the artist may i tor roving It waa bard for me to ua-
I derstmid that nlucty nlue parsons la
have faced mi audience, he cun never
every hundred are content to ataj la
feel quite certain Him lie will not un­
Sudden Peril Often Causes Them to
dergo tiie tortures of this form of oue place most of their lives sad eve«
• Drop Their Goats.” and Thon Their uervousiieas
sre unhappy if tukeu out ot It. bat
Courage Never Returns—A Loss of
it is a curious fact nevertheless that there me such people, aud they era tka
with the problem of buy ng Harness
Heart and a Race For Life.
stage fright sometimes stimulates la vast majority, lire rover, wbo la oaa
rnsu or woman in a hundred, ilkea te
you will find it distinctly advanta-
lliimmi nature becomes callous to stead of liofielesMly confusing tbe I wander and Is unhappy If confluod to
I geous to come and do,your select
speaker
or
performer
There
is
a
story
ing here. You will get t'-e best the daily association with peril. But
one place Probably if it were mx for
qualities, tiie nibst thorough and now and then something tears away to the effect that a friend of Canning him there would be no circus, larva
ouce
observed
to
him
Just
ns
that
¡conscientious workmanship and be
of the road has a strong bold ou sit
I charged tiie most reasonable prices. the callous spot aud leaves tbe raw. great uian was about to address tbe
We can supply single or double naked nerve exposed.
Both Phones,
house of commons on an important the circus iieople. from performers te
I Sets or any single article that you
Structural steelworkers run many measure: “Why, your hands are cold canvasruen aud drivers. “When'you
bear the baud play you Join ontf ie
I may be in need of,
You are nervous.”
chances of losing their nerve—"drop­ and clammy
tbe way they put it themselves, and
"In
that
case,"
Calming
is
reported
I
ping their goats." they call it. Only
once I bad a striking illuatrattoo off
the other day one of them wbo hud to have replied. “I shall make a good this.
Next Door to Tillamook Coaatv Bank
never known fear was standing on the speech." And the prediction was fully
1 was checking window paper la a
outer edge of a lofty steel framework veriUed, since the orator was at bis
email town and came to a Ano plate
I
and chanced to look down into tbe very best on that occasion.
For obvious reasons musicians are gluss front It was tbe best tailoring
street. He saw a trolley car run over
among
tbe worst sufferers from stage establishment there aud ordtnaHiy
a uewsboy. lustantly his mind was
would have been passed by tbe lithog­
swmu|ied with thoughts of death. He I fright. Oue artist trembles, another
rapher as unobtainable, but it had a
stretched himself Aat on tbe beam and perspires excessively, a third suffers
slugle sheet of our paper and 1 went
crawled to an island of planking from headache, and a fourth is con­ in to take up the order. It developed
When a man once d *es that ou top of sumed with a terrible thirst. Its most
that the tailor's brother was a rover
d
• a i
a skyscraper he has tlulshed bls high embarrassing manifestation, chiefly and had trouiied with circuses as a
among
those
performing
upon
strluged
, work.
bandsman—a windjammer. In tbe ver-
"They never come back." said an old instruments, lies In the nervous trem­ nncuhir
His Infiueuce bad put that
foreman
"It's a pity, too, for they bling of the bow when sustained notes ; lithograph there, and be chatted wit*
can never get a quarter tbe pay at an­ are attempted
, i
Pianists, too. have their troubles In tne.
other Job that they did at this before
“You won't catch me round her* to­
this
respect,
and
many
artists
have
i
they looked down and saw death.”
told of cases wherein "their Angers ! morrow, Mike, while that show ta la
Much of the world s work Is done by
town!" he said "If I saw ns much as
men who have to keep their nerve tn ran away with them.” Singers ex- a side wall half a mile off I'd be Join­
tin* face of |s*rll
Sometimes a man perlence ii “cntch In the throat" that ing out again! No. sir! I’m going up
will not go to pieces until after a long Is deadly, to sny nothing of a twitch Into the country tonight
My brother
ing of tin* lips, fatal to elenr entitle In
run of danger. Primarily the cause
i pays me good wages here, and tlieres
tlou.
may Is* fatigue or bud liver or bad
It Is related that Rubinstein, in tile nothing in trouplng "
uerves. but when it Is all over he de­
A week later I dropped back to the
height
of his powers, gave over the
cides he has had enough and seeks an­
profits of II lucrative engagement for show It was 10 | ii the morning, and
other vocation.
the parade was Just leaving the lot.
There’s Cyrus Noble, pure, old and patatabl
In the places where high explosives no other reason than that lie suffered Somebody shouted. "Hey there. Mikel”
Bottled at drinking strength.
me iiiaiiufm lured the men are subject­ i an attack of this curious malady.— from the big band wagon, mid on going
Harper's Weekly.
ed to a constmit nervous strain They
Costs no more than any other whiskey
nearer I saw the tnllor's brother, seat­
get used to it. like everything else,
ed mtiong the other windjammers,
but wlien mi accident comes there Is
ANCIENT MONOPOLIES.
with n red mid gold coat, a plumed bat
sure to be some oue nmoug tbe sur
and his cornet
vlvors who drops out of tbe ranks of A Corner In Corn In tbe Early Days of
“I thought you were going up into
the workers
the Egyptians.
Sherry Wire
the country."
lii a plant where more dynamite,
Tin* evil of monopolies and rings was
Angelica Wine
"Forget It"’ he replied. “I didn't ZN».’
nitroglycerin, guncottou and other known to ancients. Aristotle referring
Zenfendel Wine
per quart 35c.
He had beard the band play.
Tokey................. ... per quart 40c
peiitup destruction are made than any- to them in ills •’Polities.” mid then. as
Circus people are of all sorts— old
Pfimbleford, bottled in bond,
Claret ........................
per quart 25c
u
livre
else
In
the
world
nearly
a
thou
­
now
It
wiik found necessary to hold
and young. Americans and foreign
per bottle...................................... $1 50 White Grape Juice..
75c
Famous
sand lives depend more or less ou a them In check by legislation The mo
Cw?'“’s Pure Rye, bottled in
born, well paid performers mid bosses
Ixical Beer, quart, 3 bottles for 50c
thermometer
nopollst
was
in
Itoinnn
law
called
a
> 'find,
bottle
.1.25 Domestic Beer, qt., 3 bottles for 75c
and ne'er do well hostlers, canvasn’en
The
World
Over
In one step iu tbe manufacture of dnI'tlnmiri iis mid punished under the and razorbacks. From time to thus
f Crow, bottled in bond, per
■»ottle ............................................. 1.50
nitroglycerin it Is a quiveriug, sullen Lex Julia de Annona. Monopolies of they will turn and deuounco their cwll-
For
its
exquisite
flavor.
K.fmitage. bottled in bond, per
Auld iu u big caldron brilliantly lighted . clothing, tlsh and all articles of food Ing, Just, like other people, I d fact. (
a ! roitle .....................
............... ... 1.50
The choice of all men
by electricity. Glycerin is continually were prohibited by the Emperor Zeno never knew n man In any lina who
Cortis Noble, 3 Crown ............... 1.50 Keg Beer..................... 15 gallons $5 7^
sprayed on the tow, of heated acids 1 under pain of confiscation and exile, so would uot occasionally scold about hta
who know good whiskey.
O JO, bottled in bond, per
Keg Hee- . .
10 gallons 4.0
within
As It mixes the glycerin that it is certain that the rings of tbe occupation and regret that tila talent
bkt*-!e , <..........
. 1.25 Local bottle Beer, 6doz. quarts 10.0C
FOR SALE BY
seizes the* available nitrogen from the ancient days were as mischievous as hud been frittered nway in sueb an un­
Kentucky Dew, 54 gal., bottled
Local bottle Beer, 10 doz. pints 11.0Q
acids, and the mass becomes nitro­ they are now. At Athens a law lim­ promising Acid when he might have
id bond............. .......................... 2.15
K. F. LAUGHLIN
Kentucky Dew. full pint, bottled
glycerin. Round tbe caldron a mu ited the amount of corn n man might done so much better In soructhllig else,
Tillamook, Ore.
«
in bond ........................................ 75
moves swiftly, noiselessly, dividing bls buy The curliest recorded Instance we but that la n * Ind!"»’I hi that i ■ ihs v«'t
Buihviser Beer, tt doz. quarts $15.0?
John Dewar & Sons, Old Scotch
attention between the contents and a have wus n corn ring
like h’s Job. and •'
Whiskey........................................ 1.50 Budwiser Beer, 10 dozen pints 18.00
There is nn ancient tradition that the theirs They love tbe st-, . of saw
thermometer that extends down into
Old style Lauger Beer, 10 doz pt 11.OC
Black 4 White, Old Scotch
the hot acids. The temperature of tiie king who made .loacph his prime min dust, horses aud miimu c tbe ▼" •
Whiskey ....................................... 1.50
I later mid committed Into Ills bands the tin* i : bund, the |teei..i*l .m...,» rat­
mass must not rise above 80 degrees
Electricity
V.fXP., Old Scotch Whiskey . .. 1.75
Glycerin has many vagaries that - entire ndniinistriitlon of Egypt wun tle of circus wagons, the dally Jn uu
SaJKly Macdonald’s Old Scotch
White Port, Old Monk Brand,
The French physician and scien­ have been never been explained. If, I Apepl Apepl wna one of the nliephed 1 anil the little knot of curious st y it
Whiskey ................................... 1.75
$1 00 per gal
Haater Baltimore, Rye Scotch
Port Wine......................... 1.00 per gal. tist, M. Bergonie. some time ago through one of them, the temperature kings mid ruled over the whole of I homes wbo seem always to be rouo4
■iskey........................................
Sherry
........................... 1.00 per Rai. advanced the theory that applica­ rises toward the danger point the Arst Egypt ns Joseph's plmraoh seems to I to watch whatever a circus man '’oee.
■dian Club................................
Claret
............................ 75c. pergal. tions of electricity could be made thing the man on watch does la to have done, The prime minister during | They are tairn rovers.—Raturdujr Lven-
I. I. Harper....................................
Angelica............................. 1 00 per gal.
send more cool solution through the seven years of remarkable plenty I Ing Tost
Hi ►esterOld Style.........
... .
Zenfendel ..................... 1.25 per gal to supply the place of food to a pipes that coll snnkewlse round the lamght up every bushel of corn lieyoiKl
M<..........
..........................
pgram...............
......................
certain
extent,
which
dis
overy
he
Tokey................................ .1.25 per gal.
gin lit caldron
If the mercury In tbt* the absolute needs of the Egyptians
Ths Blow ■ Train Can 8triks.
Kentuck Dew..................................
called diathermy. By the applica­
tula* continues to rise be shuts off the mid stored It I Hiring the terrible fam
The force of the blow »truck by a
Ta ylor. full quart
tion of electricity i‘ was his cl tint
ine
that
followed
he
was
able
to
get
net Dry Gin....... per bottle
If this does Dot
modern train going nt high speed Is
Monogram .................... pergal. $5.K that the human body is able to liiltow of glycerin
A. H. Gin.................. per bottle
have (lie desired effect be turns on his own prli e and lairtereil corn sue greater tinnì Hint of the »hot froi.i a
White Corn Whiskey, per gal. 4.00
make up for a part of the alimenta­ compressed air. so as to throw the cesslvely for tbe Egyptian money, cut , in-idi-ni gun At leiiat such I» the stale-
on Sloe Gin. .. .per bottle
Harvester Old Style . .per gal. 4 25
on Dry Gin .... per bottle
If Ibis tie and hmd mid. taking one fifth for ment of H scientist wbo lias tieeu look-
McBrayer, 13 years cld.per gal. e.O? tion of the system by furnishing a m is» Into violent agitation
and Rye.............. per bottle
Be eatlmatsw
Echo
Spring
....pergal
4
25
large
amount
of
heat
Io
the
body,
fails
lie
has
only
one
more
card
to
play. pharaoh, made him supremely wealthy. ' lug Into this question
|rt Gin ......... ..........................
Chestnut Grove Rye .per gal. 2.75 instead of producing the heat from Il* o|ieus a valve aud empties tbe It was not merely h provident net. but that n modern passenger train will
Inia Dare Wine . per bottle
n
very
|sdltle
one.
tils
fsillc.v
ts-lug
to
.
.
|>er
gnI.
Kentuckey Dew
I weigh nlsiiit 400 tons and that It
food materials, which need not be etiargi* into tiie "drowning tank." Then
Wine......................per quart
Alcohol............... ... per gal
centralize power In the monarch's moves at h velis-lty of seventy to ««»-
consumed, or, indeed, burned in lie imikvs ii dash for safety
Cornet Dry Gin.. ....per gal.
lenty-five miles mi hour, or ataiilt IUU
only a few men who have ever beeu bands —London Answers
the system, 'Ilia giving rise to over-
r
I feet a second A mass of 400 loua pro-
Immediately exposed to explosions
AT
work of the phyciological oignna of
Dangerous Golf.
pel led at Hila velocity will atrtlic a
lune lived to tell about them after­
the body.
One of the rules of the Weston super blow twice a» great a« that degree»«
ward Those who have esi-aped and
For the purpose of experiment, Ii ' e contitiued In their hazardous em­ Mure (Eiiglsn li ilolf club rends. ' A by a 2.4>N> |a>und shot fired from a 1<M
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER. COR Island tst AVENUE K he recently picked out a man wlv ployment are thereafter known only bull limy Is* liftwl mid droppi-d with ton cannon Thin, tie states, account»
was a notable evample of ill nouish- by their first names There are only the loss of » stroke when played with for the tremendous dentriictlon caused
The other survivors In the railings surrounding the powder tty collision» — New York I'reae
ment. The man weighed 110 pounds a few of these
JOHN LELAND HKNDERSO N suffered greatly from the cold and line sought other work where tbe mngaztiir" There npfienrs to ts* an
SIDKKY E. HENDERSON,
element of ilmiger III tills kind of golf
Secreta ry-Trear,
President.
A Fish Story.
could not walk 300 feet without aa- Fisks are less Said one of them:
which reminds il Ixiiidon writer of a
A flsherinan caught seven bnaa la the
"You cun t trust the stuff any more
Attorney-at-Law and Nnt”W sistance. After undergoing tbe
certnlli golf i-oui-«ee>ii flu- West Afri
Potomac river alto vs Wsalilugtou at
I Jablic.
treatment for a shoft peri on the than you could a sleeping cobra. 1 <-nn const, where the eighth mid ninth
one time
was at work one day around the mix­
man became normal in every re-
holes lire iilwuvs optloiml »» several
This Is how he did It: The I mm w«ro
ing tank aud things were going ae
spect. He gained 30 pounde in usual when I suddenly noticed that the golfers lire said to have tieen lost there •-aught mid strung on ■ line and kept
I
weight, was enabled to resume bin iiieri-iiry ill tbe tlierniouieter was creep­ owing to tile proximity of tin- lungle awliuinlng In the water alongside 'ho
luir
business and could take long wii D s ing ilp toward Mil Quick as a finsb I which Is known to ts* h favorite
bout
When the Inst tlsli waa tielug
without experiencing fatigue and saw that something had gone wrong of the linn
pln*eil upon the line the entire bunch
alipped away from the tlshertnau lt(K
was
unaffected by changes of and one after another, I turned on the
A Dish For th, Oods.
Imagine Illa wonderment when at hia
temperature. The doctor con ’iders cold, shut off tiie glycerin and turned
Liver mid onions, m-tlstically tilend
that the time is not far distant on Ila- air. No one ever watched any­ e<1. produce s frngrmice thst. wafted to next <ast tlie last tlsli ■trung ii|>on th*
when all troubles due to insufficient thing more anxiously than I did that the Kiimiiilt of Olympus, would < HUM line took the bn It mid I be whole seven
were safely landed
thermometer
But tbe mercury kept
(INCORPORATED),
nutrition will disappear under a
The gentleman who vfHirbrfl for thia
on climbing. Then I made a grab for the Jovlnl Jove to kick over the mn-
series of electrical treatments by tiie >iulck opening valve no as to drown brosin kettle and come thunder ng etort la without doubt an holiest and
high-frequ»ncy currents
the stuff
One of the officers of the down the er.iggv atee|M In quest of a truth telling man.—New York Tribune.
conqiatiy was In the room I bad yell­ new in« h for the gods — Kansas City
Tradition and example apeak ed nt him to mn. But he stood there Htnr
Astronomers’ Work.
through the statement just issued I i as cool as ii cucumber, saying that be
Tbs popular bleu of tbe astronomer,
CauM
For
Worry,
aaya a writer In the World’s Work, ss
by President Wilson outlining the didn't think there waa much danger.
feel very uneasy NW» pmr'ng
one wbo spends his time In sleeping ny
attitude which the United States As «'mn as I opened the valve to let
TILLAMOOK.
ORKOM
BOTH PHONES.
with rain. and my wife went out with day stid peering through tbe small end
will maintain toward the Latin- the »tuff off I made a Jump through
out mi umbrella."
of a teleacofie by night must be dtaa-
American republics. Mr. Wilson's tiie window. There were plenty of
"No doubt she'll take refuge In a mlased "Tbe greater part of the mod­
emergency deorn. but I didn't want to
course was marked out for him by
■hop
somewhere
"
It A an interesting story, made
take no extra step Tbe boss went out
ern astronomer's time." says the arti­
a long Hue of predecessors. It was by a door
“Yes that's Just what's worrying me cle, "1« a|>ent In studying photngr. po*.
complete as to all but personal de-
Tbe fraction of a second
I
clearly and emphatically emphasiz that I savwi t>y taking the window so."—Pele Mele
in something like a footnote
i often with a mtcroacops
Parn<i- leal
ed by Mr Taft. After -omlrnining prolMtily added a good many yearn to
Tumulty, tbe president's
as It may seem an astronomer' today
8»fs.
“disorder, personal intrigue and de­ my life I landed on the ground and
gaars more often through a mlcroecope
te secretary. The other day
Therr »re ■ thouaand way» In whlefe than a telea«-o|ie "
fiance of cor.stitiitiorml rights,” the «»« running »-1th nil mr might when
Ice seeker found hia way into
■
mau
can
ninke
a
donkey
of
htmnelf
president adds: "We can’ have no I wan lifted off iny feet and hurled at
residential presence on some
I enea|>ed with a bot he can never gu wrong by telltng
Correcting Him.
sympathy with those who seek <o len«t list yards
It wholly unrelated to office
TOWER’S FISH BRAND I seize the power of ynn-rninv l to broken leg The hoML who bad mn In the yoiing moftier thst Hie t»it>v kw»ks
"When I try to talk tn you, Mmidle,^
ig. But afler getting the presi-
tiie op|H»>1te direction, wan picked lip llke liar au<1 la twamtlfiil-Oalreaton faltererl Algy.*'iny heart comee -Vi«r
REFLEX SUCKER
advance their own personal in.er
d ear. thi» crude and unjKi*-
<l>nd
There waa hardly a mark < hi Newa
mouth''
Th. eW
vak *•
ksdss Edge tests or ambition.
We are
Hie him
•olicitor of official (*referment,
lp«d) 4a pre.e-.Mw«
isasiig is
"Thst sliows bow little y< n know ef
■r the front. Meir fat
hWa. Two 'friends of peace, but ae know there
Tida
and
Tied
rile rtplosion started tn th» drowA
■tied the subject nearest his
anatomy." said the lovely girt
•it
c->ior*—biwk Of ywttow.
Aon —Home ‘me says, dnd that thera'a
| can I m * no lasting or st.i le peace tug tank The »tuff nettled at the hot
and began advancing rea-
lan't your heart. Algy
It's yoor
$3.00 Everywhere.
| in such • ircumetan* e».”
P'tn where agitation wen Imporwlliie a tide In the affairs nt men which phragm "—Chicago Tribune.
why he should be given the
leads to fortune
W fist kind of rid»
SATISFACTION GLAAANTEED.
ttment desired
Whereupon
Mr. Bryan has lc-en for <ree wool UTuit sort of a oolne did It nail eT
la that? I'rai-tnal Father Tied 4vss
Liberty.
eaiJ-nt rose and »aid. ' »terr
I but in official position may lemfier l.lke the mar of n dozen tornadoes and te business - Routoa f'rari«crtpt
a ».-ore of ,-ma|m of thunder all com
Uberi y n*nv be defined as that
e are told: "'That will do. e«r.
hia free trade wind to a lamb net
l*4i»»l I’ve lived on a farm ever since,
•ittioli of thing« which does not PST-
¡new my rule.*' anil showed
entirely shorn of prot<-< •■• n.
and «hen the Fourth of July cornea
ItÿWEJTt
mit »■ to take lllwrtlea with others
ireeumptnous applicant the
Former Secretary ol Agricultare around I lump every time a cannon
Park
Mt. Tumulty's 1< m tn te is to
r- - nicker giwa **!T no matter how far
Jame»
Wilson
ha»
been»i>!r*ng
going
ret that Mr. W Ison •'detests
<l'»*«1 only la great aud gaurruu* si
that he is praiticaily barred from at- i It la ~ Thaddeua 8. Dayton In
iking of personal, direct a( ■
Ubii ago Record Hers ML
lor office.
coming back.
Are now open for Business
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e rougher whiskey tastes
the stronger it is.
The stronger it is—the more
harm it will do.
But then—you don’t have
to drink it rough, strong
or high-proof
W.A, Williams & Co
Tillamook
Baker’s Bread
Sold
at
All Grocers
J Van Schuyver Co., Portland, Or
OTTLE GOODS.
Special Prices fur
Family Trade.
Domestic Beers.
nm uiwin!iiuiu!in n iL'.un!Luii!iiiii!rur.ra
WINES.
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ALL THE RAIN
and Food.