1 illamook Headlight,
December 18, 1913.
Lobby Committee’!? Report.
Marriages at Wholesale.
Thia is especially true of ex tern- I
The report of the House commit
A cleryman at Waterbury, Conn . pore ring ceremonies. The recent
tee that investigated a charge that
is establishing a reputation for custom of using two rings has
an insidious lobby, the '‘worst iu
marrying couples at wholesale. added to the difficulties. The
bistory,” was working at tbe cap Five bridal parties took the vows justices ol the peace have a wide
ital to prevent the enactment of
simultaneously at the altar of his choice of ceremonies, ranging from
tariff legislation is mild and cau church one evening and the even simplest exchange of vows to the
tious. The main charge is ignored, ing before six couples were mar moat elaborate ritual, including
as might have been expected. The ried with a single ceremony. The even, “Whom God hath joined to-
proof showed little activity except second ceremony attracted the at gether let no man pul asunder.”
on the part of the beet sugar inter tention of the correspondents and The use of this in a civil ceremony
ests, which were threatened with the language used by the clergy, is patently absurd,
Bill Nye
claimed that when he was a justice
extinction by the Underwood bill.
man was included in the diepatches. of tlie peace iu Wyoming he got
Their activity was balanced by that He asked the i
“ - grooms:
assembled
around thia by substituting his own
of tlie sugar importers, who worked Do you take these women for
-------—j your name in the place of the Lord's.
for the bill. The report deals ul lawful wives?”
Without rehearsal But after all, the ceremony is not
most entirely with the lurtdcharges the bass chorus
responded: ' We the essential thing. What really
made in a $10,000 confession to a do.” Evidently
New York paper by a former em up its marriage Waterbury winds counts is the mutual love and for
ceremonies more bearance of the contracting parties.
ployee of the National Association quickly than it
can its watches, By the way, the Waterbury dispatch
of Manufacturers, which did not But sticklers lor
form will attack is silent as to one matter of im
concern the recent tariff revision at the language of
the ceremony as portance in these expensive days
all, but dealt with public men and vague, indefinite, uncertain and
measures of the past. The commit promiscuous. It has too great an It does not state what reduction in
tee exonerates all individuals impli appearance of a pledge of whohb fee is made in wholesale marriages.
cated in the Mulhall “exposure” sale polygamy. Certainly theques
with the exception of Representa tion should be revised so that each
Worry Caused His Death.
tive John A. McDermott, a Demo groom shall beobligated toloveand
The death of Lieut. Col. David Du
cratic congressman from Illinois. support some specific bride. It
And he is accused only of “acts of would more definitely fix responsi Bose Gaillard in John Hopkins Hos
pital will cause sorrow throughout
grave impropriety, unbecoming the bility.
dignity of the distinguished posi While marriage is such a solemn the country, although it was nut
Ever since he was
tion he occupies.” The report . estate that there should be a decent unexpected.
driven
away
from
his work on the
adds: “That which a private citi regard for ceremony, there seems
Panama Canal by Secretary Garri
zen may do with impunity must to be a wide variety of opinion as
son of the War Department owing
frequently be shunned by one in an to just what form should be used. to his physical and mental condi
official position.”
Clergymen of denominations hav tion there has been little expecta
But the committee was not ready ing rituals usually follow the same,
tion of the recovery of his powers,
to throw this mantle of charity over except where the contracting parties giant that he was. He became a
ex-Representative James E. Watson. ask for some change in the word nervious wreck while battling with
He was censured for representing, ing. The rituals if properly read the slides in the Culobra cut, dis
following his retirement from Con or repeated give an effect of due
asters that for a time threatened the
gress, the National Manufacturers’ solemnity. But captious critics success of the greatest engineering
Association at the capital. It find fault even with the most popu enterprise of moCirn tunes, if not
I
charges him with conduct of lar ritua’s. The best known Protes of all history.
“doubtful propriety when he capita tant marriage ceremony, on which ■According to the statement of his
lized his influence with members others are obviously based, cites grief-stricken wife he worked night
of Congress.”
The committee Rebecca as a model wife. Yet it and day on plans for overcoming
showed gross carel ssness in deal was a most unwifely trick she the slides. Plan after plan he de
ing with facte when it says that played on the blind and helpless vised and tried in vain. He worked
Mr. Watson was thus employed Isaac when she aided her smooth into the small hours on new plans
during the passage of the Payne- faced favorite to steal his brother’s and arose while it was yet night to
Aldrich tariff bill. Mr. Watson was blessing. In fact, she proposed personally superintend their appli
a member of Congress at the time the swindle and furnished all the cation. The loss of sleep and the
and according to all the evidence details. But he was an apt pupil incessant worry showed their effect
was not in the pay of any associa and some of his later achievements and his friends futilely tried to
tion. Mulhall went back on the would have filled the material induce him to take a rest. He
stand to correct the statement that bosom with pride but for Rebecca’s stubbornly persevered until he
Mr. Watson had been employed untimely death.
mastered the problem and left only
while a member of Congress, foJ
Many clergymen make up cere after peremptory orders were given
lowing a threat of criminal prosecu monies of their own which are a by the secretary of war. While the
tion for libel. Further testimony sort of ritualistic mosaic. Some country was celebrating the final
supported Mr Watson's conten surpass any particular ritual while blast it} tlie great work the hero
tions. Whether former members others are filled with absurdities. who had for seven years poured out I
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Hand Mirrors, manicuring sets anti numberless small pieces. There is nothing
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every respect.
ALBUMS AUTOGRAPHS.
Some exceptional good value in Photo Albums, all prices. Post Card
Albums, large and small, all styles and prices, a nice lot of autographs, just the
thing for the young folks.
BOOKS.
All new books up to date, copyrights and re-print books of good reading,
come and see the big lot of them on display now. For children and grown ups,
in fact for the whole family.
STATIONARY.
Best assortment ever shown in Tillamook, from 15c. to $5.00 a box, all a
good gift, must be seen to be appreciated.
GENUINE CUT GLASS.
The most appreciated and most useful gift for that dearest one.
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Shaving Racks, Mirror Stands, something very useful, and is a lasting
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A man does not use anything more then a good pocket knife. Our
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Let a man smoke and he is contented.
Get him a small box of oup ’Xmas. Cigars and let him smoke away his
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We also have some nice amber bit French Briar boal Pipes. Some fine
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Fountain Pens.
Rexall Pens are guaranteed sold on trial, best made on earth and costs
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The one best Gift, Kodaks anti Brownies from $1.00 up, something
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Leather Goods-
Genuine seal leather Hand Bags, made to give service, leather music
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Chocolate Candies.
A nice fresh box of Candy is certainly nice to help (ill that stocking.
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Our
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!
A large new assortment of fancy Post Cards, 'Xmas, place cards. Get
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Perfumes.
With a Big “T”
THE GOOD SUBSTANTIAL KIND
of Congress shall appear before
committees or members of Congress
as paid agents of individuals or
associations is a matter of taste.
Their effectiveness depends on the
attitude members of Congress take
toward them. The practice is
growing in disfavor.
The committee tries todistinguish
between good lobbyists and bad
ones, or legitimate lobbying and
illegitimate. Etymology is spurned
in this classification. The National
Association of Manufacturers is se
verely censured for the methode
with which it opposed measures
aggressively urged by the Amer
ican Federation of Labor. The
representatives of the latter body
are given a clean bill of health,
their methods being irreprehensi
ble. But those who followed the
published testimony will recall that
each side ought to aid the election
of its friends and each side threat
ened the [tolitical destruction of its
enemies. The number of voters a
lobbyist represents apparently has
much to do with whether he is a
good or a bad lobbyist, in the judg
m?nt of the House committee.
G eorgetown , T exas . J. A. Kim-
bro, says: “For several years past
Foley’» Honey and Tar Compound
has been my household remedy for
all coughs, eolds, and lung trou
bles It has given permanen relief
in a number of cases of obstinate
cough» and colds.” Contains no
opiates. Refuse substitutes, For
sale by all druggists.
Notice to Creditors.
N otice is H ereby G iven . tha/
the undersigned, has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
r'f Fannie B. Wallace, deceased, by
fhe County Court of Tillamook
tOunty, Oregon, and all persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified and required to
present same, with proper vouch
are. duly verified, to the under
"igned at the office of T. B. Handley
•n Tillamook City, Oregon, within
*•» months from the date hereof.
Bsted December 12th, 1913.
G W. W allace .
Administrator of the estate of
Fannie B. Wallace, deceased.
We have the largest
stock of Useful and Sub
stantial TOYS in the
County. Below we men
tion a few of the items
carried :
KNIVES,
GINS,
AIR GUNS,
ELECTRIC ENGINES,
STEAM ENGINES,
WAGONS,
ROCKING HORSES
TRAINS.
BALLS,
TOPS
BLOCKS.
CHECKERS,
TEN PINS.
TOY IRONS,
HC’RNS.
TOOL CHESTS,
DRUMS,
TUBS
BUCKETS,
CANDLES.
CANDLE HOLDERS,
DISHES,
WHEEL BARROWS.
FOR MEN.
KNIVES,
RAZORS
RAZOR HONES,
RAZOR STRAPS,
FLY POLES,
LINE
REEL,
GUN,
HUNTING COAT,
TOOLS.
FOR LADIES.
ALUMINUM WARE.
EARTHEN TEA POTS,
TEA KETTLES.
ELECTRIC IRONS.
\ PIECE OF HAMMERED
BRASS.
SCISSORS.
CARVING SETS,
KNIFE.
r 1 m PS.
_
AND NUMEROUS OTHER
ITEMS.
Visit our Store before
you make your selections.
Selection» made easy here.
Gold Bond Stamp» with each cn»h
purch >se.
KING & SMITH CO.
A nice package of perfume is something all ladies do use and make a
nice gift. We have something new in the perfume line, never seen in Tilla
mook before. Our perfumes are just double strength and cost no more, then
why buy others. Violet Dulce is our leader in toilet water«, satisfaction or
money refunded.
Games-
Get a game where the whole family ean play, games for little folks,
boys or girls.
his life for its success lay uncon
scious in the hospital. He did net
know of the praise lavished upon ¡
him. He was not aware that a bill
Ink wells, paper Knives, paper weights, candle sticks, a lot of nice
had beeu introduced in Congress to 1
bronze ware. Come early and look over our complete stock, Something for
make him a colonel as a tribute to
his efficiency and loyalty.
everybody. Let us solve your gift question.
But much as we must admire this
distinguished and loyal man who
dies at 54 years of age, we can but
feel that his zeal might have been
temfiered with greater wisdom. He
had the worrying mind, which is a
sore affliction. With many this is
congenial, but with all it may be
How’s This ?
A Butter Fat Experiment. an actual difference of 1 lb. of cheese
to a large measure corrected by
in favor of the lower testing milk.
I
offer O mb Huaoaau P ollas * *| wo *
early discipline. One of the most
At 15 cents a lb. the cheese from 100 or any case of Catarrh that eanaot be cures
Which b the most profitable breed of
valuable lessons to be taught any eowa for Tillamook where the produce lbs. of the 4 percent milk would bring by Ilall'e Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHRNBV * CO , Telerlo, O.
youth is poise. With it he masters "manufactured into cheese is a quec 1 $1.78 and from the 4.4 per cent, $1.79
We, tlie undereligie.l have known P. |.
his work without allowing it to fin- ; tjon which
confronted the dairy- Hnd from the 4 per cent milk a lb. of Cheney for the lust 15 years, anil lielleva
him perfectly honorable
U> all bnnurM
ally master him. As a rule, the man pf^this vicinity for a number of butterfat would be worth 44 6 cents transaction«
mil Snancially able to carry
men who have accomplished theI yearg but haa never been answered |ier lb. arvl from the 4.4 percent a lb. ..nt anv olillnallone marie by hie Arm.
NATIONAL HANK OP COMMHHCK.
most work are those who have been wjth gny satisfaction and we are tak- of butterfat would lie worth 40.7 cents
Toledo. O *1
llall's Catarrh Cure Is taken IntwnaUy
able to sleep. The fretful, nervous, ing thia small amount of space in this per lb. or 3.9 cents less per lb. fat.
actlny directly upon the blood and nsts
•oue surfaces of the system
I eetlmonlala
worrying person waste» himself. I paper to help throw a little light on
seat tree
Price 75 cents | ms bottle. Sold
California Woman Seriously
It is a matter of deep regret that so this very important question by pub
by all Iri unaiats
Alarmed
thoroughly a useful |>erson as lishing a few figures which were
*' A short time ago I contracted n Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation
Lieut. Col Gaillard should be lost brought out by a small experiment severe cold which settled on my
to hie country and hie family at carefully conducted by the Fairview lungs and caused me a great deal
How to Bankrupt the Doctors.
of annoyance
1 would have bud
A prominent New York ptiyaician
such an early age.
Cheese Factory by the cheese maker, coughing
spells and mv lungs were says, " If it were not for the thin
Mr. Tinner and we will leave the an so sore and inflamed I begun to be stocking» and thin soled ahoea
Administratrix ’■ Notice.
swer to the results brought by this ex seriously alarmed. A friend recom worn by women the doctor» would
Chamberlain’»
Cough probably be bankrupt.’* When you
periment as to which ia the most pro mended
In the County Court of the State of fitable breed of cattie to be engaged in. Remedy, saying she had used it contract a cold do not wait for it to
for
years.
I
bought
a
hottie
and it I
into pneumonia buf treat it
Oregon for Tillamook County.
This experiment ia not what it could relieved my cough the first night, | develop
nt oat 0. < hamlxrlain’a Cough
In the matter ol the estate!
be
owing
to
the
iirpoaaibility
of
gett
and
in
a
week
I
was
rid
of
tlie
cold
;
Remedy ia intended especially for
of Gordon Dugger, de->
ing enough extremely low or high anil soreness of my lungs,” writes i COUghe an<l colds, and has woa a
ceased.
Miss
Marie
Gerber,
Sawtella,
Cal.
wide reputation by ita cures ol these
N otice ia H ereby G iven ,—That testing milk at the time of the year
dieeaeea, It ia most effectual and
the undersigned haw been ap when the experiment was made but For sale by J S l.u in nr.
i- |.l>.iaant and safe to take. For
pointed administratrix of the atiove
Guarding Against Croup.
wale by J. S. Lamar.
named estate, by the above named never-the-less it gives you a basis
from
which
to
figure
where
the
ex
Court, and all persona having
The beat safeguard against croup
cl lime against said estate ar# here tremes are greater. In thia experi is a liofile of Foley’s iloney and The Mau Who Neglects Himself.
by required to present tbe same, ment the 4 per cent and 4.40 per cent Tar Com|»un<l tn the house. P.
When hie condition pointe tn
duly verified, with profier vouchers
II Ginn Middleton. Ga , writes: kidney trouble takes an unwise
to the uodersígned. at the office of mil: was worked in separate vats and My children are very aunceptible riek. Backache, pain and aoreneea
T. B. Handley, in Tillamook City. following are the results.
t<> croup, easily catch cold i give over the kidneys, nervous or dixxy
Oregon, within six months from
Foley’s » Honey anil Tar Com spells, poor sleep, are all symptoms
Note tbe fact that a lb. of butterfat j them Folev
the date hereof.
from the 4 per cent milk contains 26- pound and in i every instance they that will disappear with the regular
Dated November 3THb. 1913.
get prompt relief and are soon use of Folev Kidney Pill». They
100 or i of 1 lb. of cheese more than I in
A lma P ibbson .
red. We beep it at home and put the kidney» and bladder in a
Administratrix of the Estate lb. of butterfat from the 4.4 per cent prevent croup,
.......... ” For sale by all clean, strong and healthy condition.
Gordon Dugger, deceased.
milk or in 4 lbs. of butterfat there is druggUta.
For sale by all druggists.
Miscellaneous.
CLOUGH, the Reliable Druggist
Smallpox.
Fresh vaccine daily, fresh Form
aldehyde and Formalin Fornigators
and all appliances at Clough’s the
reliable druggist
Milk Worked
Low Testing Mill
7W*) founds
High Testing Milk
►3K1 fournis
1
—J
Lartom-
Butter
Total
1 fat tested (»utter fat
«ter
4.
31.4
2 >.4
1
4 «
i
Cheese
marie
Yield per
Yield per
i
1 100 11« milk 1 1 lb butter fat
Flutter fat
left In whev
3|E H m
941 lb»
IL*) lbs
2.97 lb»
22-100
r<4M It«
1<W» 11«
11.94 Ih»
2 72 lbs
2? 100