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Tllamook
Headlight, July 3, IÖI3
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BASEBALL MAKING
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A
WHOOPING COUGH.
Highly Contagious Disease
Should Not Be Neglected.
Tlst
LEARNING JUJUTSU.
BROKE UP THE GAMES.
Os, La.son Is to Be Strangled and
Then Resuscitated.
Charley’s Antics With His “Bread an*
Butter an* Sugar On.’*
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SIDNEY E HENDERSON,
President.
JOHN LELAND HENDERsov
Secratary-T^S?
Attorney-at-Law and Notar.
F abile.
Charley was a nice husky boy. but
Mastery of tbe art of jujutso requires
Many persons regard whooping
cough as tedious and annoying, but a drilling such as no boxer, fencer, he had one serious fault, which 1 deem
Methods Used In quite without serious Importance. Un­ runner or rower would need to under­ it my duty to mention, although it was
fortunately that mistake often leads take. Tbe mind "must permeate the perhaps a natural symptom of real boy­
Building Up the Spheres.
to tbe neglect of the disease Itself and entire body from tbe bead to the ex­ hood. In the middle of an exciting
the failure to isolate the patient prop­ tremities,” and to this end tbe body game of woolly-woolly-wolf, three-old-
erly. Recent statistics show that of must first be brought under absolute cat, nibs or shinny be would slip away
ONE
BY HAND. tbe
children under one year of age who control. The pupil Is iuured to the two home, to return presently with a per­
have whooping cough one in four dies extremes of beat and cold, and tbe fectly paralyzing slice of bread an’ but­
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That la 8*wing on tha Covers, a Task Tbe mortality decreases rapidly with virtue of perseverance is cultivated by ter an’ sugur on.
(INCORPORATED),
Now. if you «ere ever a boy yourself
to Which Machinos Are Not Equal. advancing age, and at five years of special exercises for tbe summer aud
The Yarna Aro Wound by Machinery age only one patient In fifty dies. Ten special exercises for the winter, says you'll agree that Charley was very im­
thousand children die of tills disease : tbe author of "Tbe Fighting Spirit of moral to behave that way. The effect
Because Hand Work Wae a Failure.
j every year In the United States.
The game
Japan." For the former the hottest was always disastrous.
Even when whooping cough does not month of tbe year. August, and tbe would come to an Immediate bait,
There are few fans who realize just
bow much work is required in tbe result fatally It Is still to be dreaded, hottest time of tbe day. from 1 p. m.. while every kid In tbe bunch gazed
for It may be followed by consump­ are chosen, and for tbe latter, com­ longingly at Charley’s lunch, each of BOTH PHONES.
making of a regulation sized baseball.
TILLAMOOK, ORE.
Tbe centers of baseballs are made of tion, since tbe patient’s powers of re­ mencing In January, the pupils start us ruminating silently on the wisdom
sistance are often greatly weakened by wrestling at 4 in the morning and keep of a combined attack, since none of us
pure Para rubber in most cases, but
the violent and exhausting cough.
would for a moment think of trying to
it up until 7 or 8.
tbe cork center ball, which has been
Sherry Wine................................ j,
The disease Is highly contagious, al­
share the templing tidbit single band­
Two
great
competitions
are
held
Io
Angelica Wine.....................
»5
pateuted. is an exception. The idea of though the offending germ has not yet
the year, and in these historic con­ ed. And that, too, you will say was
Zenfendel Wine....... perquin SV
the center piece of rubber, of course, is been discovered.
Consequently the tests “it Is quite a common thing for natural enough if you've been a boy.
Pebbleford, bottled in bond,
to give tbe ball resiliency. If a base­ mother or the nurso of a child with
............................ per quart 10c’
But the particular reason why Char­
per bottle....................................$1.50 Claret ............................ perquart 25c
ball was made without this center piece whooping cough ought never to take it , 400 couples to participate." “Speaking
ley's offense was immoral was the way Clarke’a Pure Rye, bottled in
White
Grape
Juice........ ...
I
from
long
personal
experience."
says
it would be “dead”—that Is, it would Into public conveyances or to enter­
be carried his bread an' butter an' sugar
bond, per bottle.......................... 1.25 Local Beer, quart, 3 bottles for aS
not have the desired bounding quali­ tainments or send it to school or to Mr. Harrison. “I can state that the
Domestic Beer, qt, 3 bottles for 75c
on. He didn't bold it in the grasp of Old Crow, bottled in bond, per
ties. tbe "life.” Tbe centerpieces are church—anywhere. In short, where ft i shobu' Is a genuine mental as well as
bottle ............................................ 1-50
ids band like other boys; he elevated it
physical
ordeal
for
the
participant.
In
generally made to order for tbe base­ will expose other children to tbe infec­
the case of the more advanced stu­ daintily on the tips of Ids lingers and Hermitage, bottled in bond, per
ball factories. Tbe next process in the tion.
boitle ............................................ 1-50
dents.
who come on at a later hour, thumb. Just as a waiter carries a tray.
making of a ball is tbe winding on of
The disease begins like a simple cold there Is all the horror of anticipation That. I say, was immoral. And be ate Cyrus Noble, 3 Crown .............. 1.50 Ke? Beer.................... 15 gallons »15
pure woolen yarn. There was a time in the bend and rapidly goes to the
O T. O , bottled in bond, per
Keg Beer.................... 10 gallons too
around it in concentric circles, ever ap­
bottle............................................ 1.25 Local bottle Beer, 6doz. quarts 1000
when the yarn was wound around the , chest Tbe cough Is at first short and to tie contended against As one enters
proaching
the
supreme
saccharine
pin
­
Kentucky Dew,
gal., bottled
I’ara by band, but soon it became nec­ sharp, but gradually increases in se­ the building the only sounds to greet
Local bottle Beer, 10 doz. pints 11' oq
nacle of palatabiiity at the geograph­
in bond....................................... 2 15
essary to get n machine which would verity and occurs in paroxysms. At the the ear are the dull and sickening
ical center of the slice. But long be­ Kentucky Dew, full pint, bottled
thuds
which
proclaim
successive
falls,
do tbe work of man. It was found In end of one of these attacks the air is
fore he had circumscribed his luncheon
in bond .......................................
75
tbe times when the yarn was wound fiuniped completely out of the lungs the deep breathing and panting of the
Budwieer Beer, 6 doz. quarts $15.00
the first time most of us would be John Dewar & Sons, Old Scotch
by hand thnt the man coming to work and tbe child feels that he must take a contestants and the staccato tones of I
Budwiser Beer, 10 dozen pints 18.00
Whiskey
.......................................
1.5C
scampering
for
home
to
get
the
nearest
Old style Lauger Beer, 10 doz pt 11.0
at 9 o'clock In the morning was putting deep breath at once. But now a spasm the umpires ns they declare victory or
Black & White, Old Scotch
imitation
that
long
suffering
mother
out better balls than he was in the aft­ of the larynx occurs, aud only a small defeat."
Whiskey ...................................... 1.50
For the student who wins bls bout ' could produce.—William Brady, M. D., V.O. P., Old Scotch Whiskey ... 1.75
ernoon around 3 o'clock. Winding by opening Is left for the air to enter.
In Outing Magazine.
and
continues
tils
progress
until
he
Sandy Macdonald’s Old Scotch
hand wus a tiresome job, and toward Through this opening the child dra«-s
White Port, Old Monk Brand,
Whiskey....................................... 1.75
tbe late afternoon the men began to bls eager breath and thus makes the passes as a pupil teacher there is an­
$1 00 per gal.
Hunter
Baltimore,
Rye
Scotch
Port Wine......................... 100 per gal
get tired, and consequently tbe yarn peculiar noise of "whoop” that gives other test of courage and endurance.
FIELD OF VISION,
...
1
50
Whiskey
............................
He must be strangled and resuscitated.
Sherry................................ 1.00 per gal.
was not wound urouud the ball tight the disease Its name.
... 1.50 Claret................................................ 75c. pergai.
"Tbe Idea at tbe bottom of this seem­ Even Persons With Normal Eyes Ar» Canadian Club.....................
enough. Many balls were returned to
Often vomiting follows a severe at-
,
I.
W.
Harper
........................
.
.
1.00
Angelica............................. 1.00 per gal.
be factory because they did not pos- tack of coughing, and sometimes there ingly cold blooded procedure is both
Partially Color Blind.
... 1.00 Zenfendel ..................... .1.25 per gal.
Harvester Old Style...........
to steel the victim's nerves and round
»css the resilient powers.
The various tests for color blindness Monogram............................
1.00 Tokey.................................. 1.25 per gal,
Is nosebleed or hemorrhage from the
off hfs experience as It were, and to have come Into practical use tn tbe ex­ Kentuck Dew......................
Realizing that this personal defect throat or Into tbe eyes.
1.00
was something which had to be over­
1.25
Never neglect tbe treatment of afford the newly promoted members amination of railroad engineers and Billie Taylor, full quart .
come. a machine for the winding pur­ whooping cough. At present we know an opportunity of putting Into practice I the like, where the ability to distin­ Coronet Dry Gin.......per bottle 1.00 Monogram ..................... pergai.
pose
worked upon and perfected. of no cure for the disease, but the child certain forms of ’kwappo’ (tbe system guish colors is necessary, so that these A.V.H. Gin.................. per bottle 1.75 White Corn Whiskey..per gal.
.Now all baseballs are wound by me­ should always be under the care of a of resuscitation!, which are demon­ I tests are no longer peculiar to the lab­ Gordon Sloe Gin... .per bottle 1.75 Harvester Old Style ..per gal.
chanic:',! power, nnd much better work physician, who can do much to raitl strated by an expert teacher before oratory. But It is not generally known Gordon Dry Gin....... per bottle 1.25 McBrayer, 13years old.per gal.
Rock and Rye.............per I bottle 1.00 Echo Spring..................per gal.
than man did or can do is accom­ ! gate the severity of the cough and to strangulation takes place.”
outside the laboratory that everybody El Bart Gin ........................
1 25
plished The yarn is wound around prevent serious complications.—Youth's
Is partially color blind—that Is. in cer­ .Virginia Dare Wine . perbottle 75c. Chestnut Grove Rye. .per gal.
Dew......... per gal.
the Piirn under heavy tension, almost Compunion.
tain parts of tbe field of vision.
' Port Wine.................... per quart 35c. Kentuckey
SAHARA
A TUMULT.
Alcohol............................. per gal.
to the breaking point Consequently
The most normal Individual can see
Cornet Dry Gin.............. per gal.
when enough has been put on the ball
Storm and a Quick nil the colors only when he looks di­
WORK? Fury of a T Desert
'AT(
I h very strong and almost solid, due to DO
rectly at them. If looked nt from nn
ransformation.
tbe tight tension used. In the days of
On our way we encountered that ter­ angle of about fifteen degrees red and
If You Do Not, Then You Are Simply
baud making many balls were soggy
rible experience, a desert storm. It green can no longer be seen, but in
Wasting Your Efforts.
and soft because a uniform tension
their places will appear shades of yel­ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER COR. 1st and 1st AVENUK E
If your work ta a burden, if It 1» came down upon us with hardly any
could uot be kept by the person wind­
premonition, save of an oppressive low or blue. Tills region of the eye Is
drudgery
to
you,
you
have
not
found
ing. There aro three layers of woolen
Hilliness of the air and a stifling tern- known as the yellow blue zone. If the
yarn over the para. For about an Inch your place in life. If you are In the pern tn re. Then all of a sudden the color be moved still farther to the side
right
place
you
will
feel
every
faculty
It: thickness three ply yarn of blue
whole Sahara seemed to rise into the the yellow nnd blue will disappear and
color
used, nnd over this Is wound a and function In you tugging away at nlr and pelt us with its sands and peb­ on|y gray can be seen. This region ts
thin layer of white two ply yarn. The your purnose with delight. Everything bles. Within five minutes my mouth known as the zone of complete color
blue yam is nenfn brought into use, within you will give its consent. Its ap­ was parched with thirst and my watch blindness.
proval to your choice.
but Is only of one ply.
An Interesting theory In regard to
The mental attitude which we hold choked with sand. The din of the
Nnturahy it develops that'something
storm was indescribable, and the flying these zones Is that every normal eye
toward
our
work
or
our
alm
has
every
­
to cover the wool ynrn must-be used in
particles stung like whiplashes on band represents three stages of evolution.
order to keep It from unwinding. The thing to do with what we accomplish. and face. Our horses were nearly mad Tbe zone of complete color blindness
bull must be solid, so tlzat when it If you go to your work like a slave with flight For four hours the insuf­ ts the lowest stage and appears in
comes In contact with a bat the lashed to his task and see in it only ferable choking wind blew with Its such animals as tbe frog, whose vi­
threads will not break or amove out of drudgery; if you work without hope, scorching breath, and tlieu the heavens sion Is known as shadow vision. The
place. It has been found* thnt camel's see no future in what you are doing be­ opened and emptied wtiat seemed to be blue-yellow zone Is one step higher In
balr stretched yarn 1» the» best for cov­ yond getting a bare living; if you see half the Mediterranean on our devoted the scale, although not clearly marked
ering tbe ball after the wool has been no light ahead, nothing but poverty,
bends From parching heat , the tem­ off in the animal kingdom. And the
put on and the ball Is the size desired. deprivation and hard work all your perature sank to a little above freezing appearance of the red-green zone
life:
If
you
tlitnk
that
you
are
destined
This hair Is put on wot. and when It
In a few minutes, and then the rain marks the highest stage of evolution, j
dries a contraction tala*» place, mak­ to such a hard life, you cannot expect
came down like a sluice, the great Cases of color blindness are. according
to
get
anything
else
than
that
for
ing the ball more firm zznd at the same
drops splashing the sand back up to to this theory, a lack of development I I
which you look.
time solidifying It Otttly a thin layer
beyond tbe early stage In the Individ- |
Every one should go to his work with our horses' bellies.
of tbe camel's hair Is used, just
ual
life.—Professor Poffenberger tn
Finally
the
storm
vanished
ns
quick
­
enough to warrunt tho wool yarn keep­ the same eager spirit ns the great mas­
ter approaches his canvas—with his ly ns it had come, and the sun came Strand Magazine.
ing in position. After the drying proc­
soul, led by a great longing and heart out and smiled at our sad plight
ess Is over a very IltW layer of spe­
Holly Once a Medicine.
Without a word we nil stripped to the
cially made cement is applied by hunger, an all absorbing eagerness to
Holly formerly played an Important
buff and wrung out our water logged
means of dipping the bull Into tho transpose to the canvas the mighty pic­
garments. As we »at our poor horses part in domestic medicine. The berries
ture which Is consuming Ills sold
fluid. Then the ly.dl Is ready to cover.
like centaurs, waiting for the sun to are "violently purgative and emetic"
If
you
approach
your
work
as
though
Moat halls are covered with alum tun
Try the new Cyrus Noble—
dry our clothes. I caught Abd er Rah­ and were swallowed ten at a time by
It
were
a
burden
which
you
would
glad
­
hornehlde. the hr st material, It 1» claim­
man's eye. nnd for the first and last our lnteni|>erate ancestors to cure the
ly
get
rid
of
If
you
could
and
do
it
the
numbered bottle—“the soul of the grain.”
ed. which has been found to be of good
"vapors." "spleen" nnd other mysteri­
use for the hainmering which a base­ merely from a sense of duty you will time heard him laugh aloud. For a
full minute we snt rocking In our sad­ ous maladies Some years ago promi­
bull get». Thfc« 1» cut Into Its proper continue to be a nobody in the world
W. J. Van Schuyver
General Agents
dles with mirth, until gradually our nent French physicians pronounced a
»lin|>e by tneatai of pin dies, which also That sort of spirit never lifts a man
decoction
of
holly
leaves
or
an
extract
wits and our bodily warmth came back
punch >uiiall holes around the edge of out of mediocrity.—Orison Swett Mar-
to us 1 do not pretend to know how from the bark, called "Iliclne." to be
the hide to be used In the sewing. Tho deu In Nautilus Magazine.
these things happen, but almost within superior to quinine ns a tonic and
ball Is seut to the men doing the sew­
an hour or two the desert all about us febrifuge. Owing to commercial and
Qu,or Uses For tho Crocus.
ing. which Is now ajid always has been
Tile crocus la nowadays held to justi­ was green with little plants springing other difficulties the boom died nwav,
“Majestic Ranges stand the tent
done by hand. Machines have been
and 'Iliclne" no longer figures In the
And Cook and Bake aad are the beat.*
tried, but not one of them has proved fy its existence by Its beauty. but in into life, and In the pools formed by
equal to the ta»k. The men who new bygone centuries It was cultivated the water In the hollows frogs were British I’baramacopoela.—London Ex­
press.
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mi the covers must Jv experienced nnd with hii eye to profit. Its saffron being croaking the miraculous fact of their
«
very capable tn tlzetr work. This sew­ lu high demand both as an aromatic exlsteuce to a suullgbt world.-Wlde
Curious Effects of Frost.
World Magazine.
ing process mqat tie done with great and as a flavoring for cakes and plea
An egg expands when It Is frozen »o
accuracy.
TV» work up pears to be A dial Illation of crocus blossoms also
much that the Increased bulk breaks
Fillet of Sole Is Rare.
tltenonie mid rattier tedious, and so It was held to be gmsl for strengthening
the shell.
Apples, on the contrary,
the
lungs
and
heart
and
as
a
preven
­
A
dish
called
fillet
of
sole
often
ap
­
is A mazi working at his fastest can
contract to such an extent that a full
'ft
tive
of
plague
Evidence
of
the
flow
­
pears
on
the
bill»
of
fare
of
American
do ouly two to three dozen a day.
barrel will shrink until the top layer
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With the covers served on the finish er's commercial value survives in the restaurants. but It Is very rarely sole.
1 is
name of the chief center of Its cultiva­ It la almost always flounder For the will lie a foot below the chine. When
Ing up proteases cotta- next Natural
the frost has been slowly and careful­
T N OLDEN DAYS, when buying
ly Just after th» sewing tins been com tion, Saffron YY'aldeu, but saffron now­ sole does not swltn in our waters, and
1
ly drawn out they again nssume their
* a cook stove, jicoplc would buy
pleted the seams are rather rough. A adays Is appreciated only by the spar­ the only way an American chef can get
good tnusetmll. If one will notice, is nova, which wreck the crocuses to ob­ sole Is from the Ice boi of nn Atlantic normal size and appearance. Apples
y: .±9
t'le one they could get the cheapest;
liner that has just arrived from Eu­ can t*e transported when the mercury
niiiouih over the entire surface, liiclud tain It—Londou Chronicle.
that’s because there were only *
Potatoes
lug tbe seams. A pl Or her, If lie had to
rope. and then It is at least a week old. Is 20 degrees below zero
few makes on the market and
once
touched,
by
frost
are
ruined.
use a ball with rough seams, would uot
Sole Is a far daintier fish than flounder,
A Mother's Kite.
were all practically the same in
tie able to do tils best work, as a bulge
"Having grossly offended my moth­ and It must be eaten very fresh to be
construction and material.
A Damper,
In the ball would be trying to him. er one day." wrote Mme Schreck, "I any good.—New York World.
A —You don't seem to have any life
Ths roughti»«« would make the Augers Mood expecting reproof In return. To
There
..... different
.........
In you
Is there nothing or nobody I
are close to a thousand
range®
sore from the continual rubbing m.v amazement that tH-autiful woman
A Bit of Sarcasm.
on the market today good, bad and indifferent. Wise people use a little
over
which
you can enthuse? B.—
Therefore to do away with this tbe ball atM>l>ed and kissed me. 1 burst into
“Is that your regular suit of clothes.
foresight in tclecting their range, and they make no mistake in selecting
is pul tu a rolling machine, which tears
I was overwhelmed with Joab?" asked Farmer Corntozsel of Nothing at all. I once tiecame enthusi­
astic over somebody. and a short time
1 in. R ange W ith a R eputation ’—the range that is recommended by
presses out the rough seam and makes shame It seemed to me I never ngaln his son.
afterward she became my wife. That I
tbe ball smooth all over. This done, could do enough to »how her the loyal
every user; the range that has stood the test—
•It la. Correct thlug right from a
«as a sad warning to me to avoid en­
the trademark is stamped on. together ty of my heart"—Mothers' Magazine.
fashion plate.”
« ith the guarantee, size and weight of
’’Well, well! I thought mebbe you thusiasm.—Pearson's Weekly.
tile bull. Tbs balls are then tn ken to
A Sad Fall.
had to wear It becmise some o’ your
A Feminine View.
the packing room, where they are
“I’op. did you hurt yourself much college chums la hazin’ you."-Wash
1 a».“ ra?de of
and C harcoal I ron —the range
"When 1 was young, m.v denr. girl»
wrapped tn tbwue paper nnd still fur last night 1”
Ingtou Star.
?
L onoer —C osts F ractually N othimg ro*
were not allowed to sit up so late with
ther wrapped In tin foil They are then
"Hurt myself; What on earth does
GETK^s”n^o8HUTA^
H0TT8K*
GIVSS
young men.’’
seuoMl In pastelioanl boxes and are the child mean?"
Hsnpecktd.
"Then. papa, why do you allow me
re idv tor shipment.
R angs M ade
i "Why. Jimmy Smith's papa »aid he
'•We’re terribly henpecked, pa. ain't
to do so? It would be so mueb Havre
rhere are Surprising numbers of »aw yon fall off the water wagon.”— wef
Interesting if you would only forbid
baseballs used lu thia country and In Baltimore American.
"''hy. what do you mean, my boyY'
It"—Judge.
other countries to some extent, but out
"YVell. ma makes me wash my bauds
ot «rery Ihu dozen It Is claimed (hut
French Cookery.
before I come to the »upper table, aud
but uue l|»ll comes back for being tu
tmerlesn insulina the menu at a res sbe makes you wash yours before you
Crushed.
bad cotidNIou -Springfield Republican tannini In l*><ri»i Norwegian amho- book her up the back."-D,trolt Free
Algy—I hope. Miss Gotrnx—may I
vle«. York ham. Frankfurt muminl Irra*.
hope—that 1». Is there any hope that I
Dutch cheese
And this Is what they
A Technical Mo.
I may—
Heiress—While there'» life
"Wlint did that young lawyer chap call French evoking!- I’ele Melo.
there's hope, but- Aigy-Yew. yew. go
Lltersture.
nay. M n II k I s when you told him It was
"Do yoo conaider Itterator» an art I on! Heiress While there's life there s
time to a«?"
Suecesa.
i hope, but-but you're a dead one!- '
»rfeu,
Fervent (to hl* master, an author»- «r a zcleurer* asked the
Fuck.
lie liumedimelv becsn argument fur
Bin
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Fir there are I.ViKZi |>eople ill the street
a »lay ” Hnitliuvre A (tier les u
“Seither." replled Mr. r»nwl„l»
she are etanorlna to know what Is
In whatever sphere bls duty He«
'*
* • srMt *>lg gamble. In wblcb any-
Fortune leaves always som» dovr rdng to hspiwn In your serial tumor
h”d.v l, permltted to wrlte hl» own every man must rely on himself Others
ruF.-l'Flu M fif ,
can belp ua. but we must make our
oivu tv coms at a remedy.-Cervauiug.
KXtery ticket "-Washington Star.
Mlve«.-8U John Lubbock.
Tillamook Title and
Abstract Company
Materials and
ONLY
PROCESS
Abstracts: Real Estate
Surveying ; Insurance
BOTTLE GOODS.
Special Prices for
Family Trade.
Vi
Domestic Beers.
WINES.
THE
WHISKEYS.
IN
YOU LOVE YOUR
BILLY STEPHENS,
Any time any whiskey tastes
so rough and strong it makes
you
and say
41 shake - your
- head
-
bur-r” let it alone.
Never put anything into
your stomach your palate
rejects.
That’s why nature gave you
a palate.
& Co.,
Portland, Oregon
Keep Abreast
of the Times
Ifs Different Now!
The Great Majestic Range
and we can prove it!
Alex. McNair Co
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