Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, August 30, 1917, Image 8

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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAIR
Large Display of Holstein and Guer­
nsey Registered Cattle.
THE FAMILY LIFE.
Normal Restraints Mak« Man th«
Mattar of Him»«lf.
AUGUST 30, 1917
TRADING IN STOCKS.
STORY OF A FORCED LOAN.
Thing« a Man Must Know to Bo a »uo-
c««aful Speculator.
Th« Way Zapata Gave tha Bankara of
Maxico Two Surpriaaa.
1
PRANKS BIG SHELLS PLAY.
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Curious
£ff«ct« of High Explooiv««
U««d In Mod«rn W«r.
LEGALIZED NICKNAME^
Th.y App..r«d In
Colonial Tim.«,
The explosive force of the big shells
Nicknames are not llkelv tn
“All those who are trading in the
The fifth annual Tillamook County
Modern assailant* of tlie fumlly sup­
One morning Zapata, the Mexican
war has produced fashion so long as bunlan
Fair opened on Tuesday and the at­ pose that by destroying it they can stock market might well ask themselves leader. Issued two proclamations. One used In nioderu
tendance for the first two days was emancipate the individuals who com­ whether they are »[»eculators or gam­ was a prohibition edict closing Hie , many curious effect*. lu some cases mains what It is In these
these effects have been to deprive men ever, it ls not customary t0 ’
fairly good, but not as large as last pose It. In their delirium they con­ bler*," says John K. Barnes in the
year. There is a large display of Hol­ ceive that the goal ot life 1* the throw­ World’s Work. "Any one can gamble «.».loons, the other a command for the of the power of »peech, in others to re­ such titles u|M»n official record. <t’’
bankers
of
the
city
to
assemble
for
a
stein and Guernsey registered cattle,
store it In the same wuy hearing has formerly the habit, uecordin. ? ’
in stocks, but It ls not profitable. Xt
which is the largest ever put o* ex­ ing off of all restraints, says William takes a high degree of specialized conference.
been lost and also regained, while sight archives of several of oUr S1L“ 1
ltoscoe
Thayer
in
Harper's
Magazine.
The bankers attended the meeting. has iieen suddenly banished und a*
hibition at the county fair.
In tlie Dutch records hi lffit u
knowledge
and
training
to
speculate.
The other exhibits are good and Nothing could be more mistaken.
They went in fear, dreading confisca­ suddenly brought back.
John Pietersen, alia» Friend Job?
Normal restraints, those which build Here are some of the complex require­ tion of their deposits. Only a few
attractive, especially the school and
But one of tlie most astonishing ef­ the Newtown p- rebase from ,h
j up a man and make him master of him- ments of technical knowledge that are I day» before the armies of General
Grange exhibits and cheese.
fects of all was that narrated by a dians, dated In 1(;.-, g . one of th(1 ’1
We will give the premium list next ' self, are really the means by which be indispensable to the successful *[>ecula- Carranza bad collected a "forced loan”
French captain. It occurred while he aries is "by a Dutchman's kind «
week.
j gets hi* true freedom. A little wuter tor:
pesos from the banks. whs occupying an observation i»ost in
The horse racing and ball games in a boiler will generate enough steam i “He should know how to read the I of 10.000.000
Huns tlie Ueoro." and in the flu h*
Wliat mercy could be expected of the a tree. An eight inch shell happened
arc proving interesting.
to run a locomotive; the same volume business barometers. Among these are | bandit leader? Zapata's speech was to explode immediately beneath him. patent, dated Oct. 12. 1007
On the opening day the business
the bank clearings throughout the coun­
boundaries u "John the Swede',
with the result that tbe displacement ow. " In I«).-,, in the Kings cou?
men, headed by the Scottish pipers j on the ground Is a puddle and no more try, which show the rapidity with which short and to tlae |>oint.
Discipline is the barrel of the gun.
"my men are of tbe uir burled him clean out of the
"Caballeros.
”
be
said,
and drummers marched to the fair
money 1* changing bunds through the I
grounds. Owing to fog the aviator, ' the rudder of tlie ship. The sagie law
pesos to feed tree. It also knocked him senseless for ords, a man is named llvin- c
banks, and thus give* the best measure hungry. I want 50.000
*
Ralph P. Hansen, was unable to get applies to human beings, and such an
You will pay a few moments, and when he came to anus ns "Ttnil* the Fisher."
them
for
a
few
days,
The common council of New v
away from Seaside on Tuesday, but institution as the family has proved we have of the business doing; the un­ this. 1 promise you protection, Yon himself he made the amazing and dls-
did so on Wednesday. When coming , Itself indispensable to the highest de­ filled order* on the books of the United may carry on your business without I concerting discovery that it had strlp- Kill ordered fish to be brought Inn
States Steel corimration, our largest in­
dock "over against the city hall „
down outside of the fair grounds he velopment of its members.
molestation as long as you do not aid I ped him of his breeches, vest and tunic,
met with an accident. It seems as the
The man who thinks that by casting dustrial comimuy, which are reported the enemy. You may go when you i leaving bim. a* he put it, "us bare as a house that Long Mary fortnerlv»
machine entered a low place, which off its ties he gets a larger freedom tea day* after the close of each month; I
In." and In the same year an ords,
worm."
acted as a kind of air poeket, with a deceives himself. At most he ex­ railroad gross earnings, which are now I sign tlie order for the money."
Another soldier descrilied tlie freak pa*M<] “that Topknot Hetty and
strong wind above. The wind caught change* a higher plane for a lower and reported weekly by some roads and I Thankful to escape with such a mod­
children be provided for as oblect.
the machine and it turned a somer­
uionthly by all, and railroad net earn­ est demand, the bankers did as they 1 of a shell of which he was the victim. charity."
11
sault throwing the aviator out and secures whatever privileges that de­ ings, which «how the pro*i»erlty in that I were ordered. Zapata kept bis [»art of It exploded several yards away from
The explanation of this CUItM
doing the machine considerable dam­ scent implies. He retreats toward the imjxirtnnt field; the production figures ' the bargnin, and for months the city him without doing him any harm. But
many eases was that the person
age. Hansen was bruised up some plane of the beast, out of which it has
for coal, Iron, copper, etc.; the export i was better policed than It has ever it blew bls overcoat from Ills back, and I question either had no family
and had two teeth knocked out, but been man's mission to rise and climb. and
was driven when he picked the garment up it was
been
since
l
’
orfirlo
Diaz
lin|»ort
figures,
which
control
our
I
otherwise is not seriously hurt, al­ He accepts the tiondage of a more in­
had forgotten them, so that th»
International credit position und have from Mexico. But thiB is the strange minus all the buttons.
though he might have met with a sistent selfishness.
their generally accepted nl<knaBe,
was
Tbe
eccentricity
of
another
shell
to
one
who
part
of
the
story
—
strange
been of great importance since the war
much more serious accident.
came a necessity.
begun; money rate* and the elements knows the system of confiscation which sworn to by a trooper, who was cer-
AUSTRALIAN STORE TALK.
Circuit Court.
that affect them—gold imixtrts. foreign lias bled tlie business men of the coun­ talnly a very close observer. He was
| standing between two horses when the
loans, etc., and probably, at»ove all, he try:
RELIGIONS IN CHINA.
Circuit Judge G. R. Bagley, who Th«ir T«rm “8oft Good«” Moans What should watch carefully the crop pros­
Ten days Inter Zapata paid back the projectile burst close by, killing both
We Call Dry Goods.
was in the county spending a vaca­
animal*,
but
not
injuring
the
trooper
in
SO.UOO pesos.-Christian Herald.
pects throughout the country.
Ona For Everyday Life, On«
|
tion, took up and disposed of several
The United States is not the only
the slightest.
“Unless a man understands the mean-
nosa and Ona For Daath.
cases this week.
country that takes liberties with the Ings of these thing* and ha* a very
The state religion ls not Coafo
Wesley Raney vs. State Industrial mother tongue. Australia speaks a
ARMOR PIERCING SHELLS.
OUR PAPERS ARE TRUTHFUL ism, though founded on it. To
Commission, Judgment entered in ac­ language of trade that would not be ■peclal and unusual tem[»crament lie­
worship of heaven it adds the ww
cordr.nce with supreme court decis- understood elsewhere. For Instance, side* he can never succeed as a spec-' They Proved Their Superiority Over
ulator.”
Only When Deceived, ae a Rule, Do I of nature in its chief material fo
ion.
the Gathmann Explosives.
"dry goods" is seldom heard, the Aus­
In other words, the average man ha*
They Wander Into Mendacity.
William Tohl vs. H. F. F.ffcnbcrg-
such as the earth, sun. moon tad ,
The late Louis Gathmann, the inven­
tralian term being "soft goods.” Tills no chance in the 8|ieculative markets.
er, Mary Effenbergcr, Anna Klein
"Our papers seldom lie.” I teems mountains and rivers. To the cult»
tor, wlio died at the age of seventy-
generally
applies
only
to
piece
goods,
and Herman Tohl. Judgment and de­
four years, labored long and hard and Taylor says so, and he should know, • ancestors it not only adds that »t
cree in favor of William Tohl the with some inclusion of ready to wear
with zeal and enthusiasm to bring having been a newspaper man him­ roes, but expands so as to take
MANSARD’S ROOF.
plaintiff and the defendants Mary Ef- articles. The house or shop that car­
about the development of the high ex­ self. He states "that newspapers rare­ many of the divinities of Taoism
fenberger, Anna Klein and Herman ries articles for men's wear ls known
ly print statements that are not at ■ Buddhism, thus forming a compo
Tohl, the sole and only heirs at law as a “mercery” and never as a haber­ By It th« Archltaet Woe Hl« Son'« Life plosive shell which bore his name.
of the three religions.
From Loui* XIV.
of Henry Tohl, and that the defend­ dasher’s. “llal»erdashery" means what
It was Mr. Gathmann's belief that it least poor relations of the truth.
Logically the three are irreconcilt
“
In
the
Qrst
place,
com
petition
among
ant, H. F. Effenbergcr has no right In America ls covered by “notions.”
The great hall of the Hotel de Ville was not necessary to carry the high
title or interest in the real property.
The shop that handles women’s wear of Arles, designed by Mansard, is the explosive shell through armor plate newspapers is too keen. Facts them­ the Taoist being materialism, the I
Lightfoot vs. Erickson. Motion for is known as a “dra[»er’s,” and the or­ wonder and admiration of every one and into the Interior of a ship, but that selves are explosive enough and scatter didst idealism and the Confucian
new trial overruled.
ganization composed i f members of the who has seen it on account of the if a sufficient quantity were detonated plenty of libel suits in their wake as it sentially ethical. Yet the people I
i
W. L. Provoost vs. Bay City, et al. trade ls calle 1 I lie Master Drapers’ as groined roof.
against the outside of a ship it would is without a paper's deliberately hunt­ the state, make cf them a unity
Demurrer overruled.
swallowing portions of each. In«
ing
for
trouble
by
printing
fiction.
soclatlon. The “mantle ' department is
In regard to this a neighboring cafe­ be equally if not more destructive.
William Kee vs. J. W. ShorJR-idge.
“Usually when nn absolute misstate­ nary their llvesrare regulated by C
the
one
that
handles
women's
coats
tier
tells
u
somewhat
grim
story.
King
He
secured
from
congress
an
appro
­
Demurrer overruled.
fucian forms; in sickness they call
Citizens Hank vs. J. T. Alexander, and suits. The manager of the store Louis XIV. happened to be passing' priation for an eighteen inch gun capa­ ment has appeared in a newspaper the Taoist priests to exorcise evil ipg
or
shop
ls
known
as
director,
and
an
paper's
chief
offense
is
in
having
be
­
through
the
city
Just
at
the
time
Man
­
ble
of
throwing
a
shell
containing
500
ct al. Default.
sard was superintending the comple­ pounds of guncotton. Our army and lieved an untrustworthy source, a con- and at funerals they have Buddh
Louis Wcinhard ct al vs. F. H. “assistant" is a salesman.
“Warehouseman does not mean, a tion of his creation. The roof was sup­ navy officers held that the only effec­ tingency ditlicult to guard against priests to say masses for the rep«»
Aslitnann. Confirmation of sale.
man who stores goods for others, but a ported by a powerful pillar. The mon­ tive shell would be one of the armor since any paper is more or less at the the soul.
Besides the women and the prit
Notice.
wholesale dealer in “soft good*” and arch admired the work and congratu­ piercing type provided with n delayed mercy of Its out of town correspond-
the like, The business of what ls lated the architect on his design. At action fuse, which would burst the ents and news agencies. Any corre- hood tlie two sects last named Is
known in America as that of ware- that moment the architect was passing shell back of the armor.
spondent can fool any pftper once, but very few profess«! adherents, tk
The annual meeting of the Tilla­ housemen
the whole nution is more or less to
ls conducted in Australia by through great domestic tribulation. He
Both types were tested at Sandy it is to the credit of editors that an
mook Mutual Telephone Co. will be ••I
had a son under sentence of death, so Hook about a score of years ago. The over imaginative correspondent rarely by them. The men (at least thow
held on Saturday, September 1, 1917, ‘bulk store*.”—New York World.
can read) almost without exception
at 1:30 o’clock at the court house.
t he thought it would l>e a good oppor­ armor piercing shell penetrated an gets a second chance to exercise bis
fess to be followers of Coufuciui.-
Corsica and England.
tunity to Intercede on behalf of the eleven inch plate and tore the backing talents.
All turn out as business of import­
entlfic Monthly.
It is an almost forgotten fact that lad.
ance will come before the mealing.
"After all, the principal reason why
to pieces. The Gnthmann shell burst
Mansard threw himself ut the feet of against the face of the plate, but failed our press does not print Iles Is that
The R. E. Buttz damage case will for a period of a little more than two
years during the Napoleonic wars Cor- the king und said: "Your majesty sees
be discussed.
Oil and Lubrication,
to do more than dent it in the earlier newspaper men as a class are honest,
OH Is a peacemaker and «err*
sfea was a British possession, After in the center that massive column? If
S. A. Brodhead, Sec.
conscientious
beyond
the
average
and,
rounds, Anally cracking it in two in
the evacuation of Toulon the British you will spare the life of my son I
pu rpose by Interjecting Itself bets
the last round. The superiority of the according to their code, strictly honor­
I am in the market at all times for government felt it necessary to take will remove the unsightly pillar, and armor piercing shell was thus estab able. Certain things may be permitted the two warring elements of a beai
tita*
knk..
O_!iL
urrxt
#-» • r '
your baby calves—Smith "The Calf the island, and Lord ITowe, with Nel­ the roof shall stand without support."
by that code that strike the layman as surface which would soon find th
Ilshed.—Lo* Angeles Times.
Man,”—Both Phones.
son as brigadier, was sent to drive out “Mansard," replied the king, "if you
peculiar, but deliberate mendacity is selves in the midst of a hot and■
astrous argument were it not for
the French. With the capture of Calvl. accomplish that miracle I will pardon
not one of them.”—Century.
She Wee Fired.
good offices of this conciliatory m
July 12, 1794, where Nelson lost Ills your son, but if you fail I will hang
In Hudson Maxim's "Dynamite Sto
um. Therefore it is an actual flin
eye, the island fell into British hands, you with hitn."
A Dramatic Scan*.
oil which is forced into the b«u1
and George III. formally accepted the
The architect removed the pillar ries" is the following sad narrative:
The
most
dramatic
scene
ever
wtt-
"We once had a servant girl whom
crown of Corsica, appointing Sir George without great difficulty und I with the
nessed in Westminster hall was that or under tlie cylinder walls and <
Elliott as British viceroy and allowing result desired. The cafetier r is a plii- we nicknamed ‘Jeopardy’ because she trial in Henry VIII.’s reign when 480 which adjoining bearing surface««1
could
not
be
prevented
from
pouring
the Corsicans to retain their legislative losopher, and he concludes his story
men and eleven women appeared be­ It is because tbe actual film of
assembly. In 179<I the activity of the with the reflection that had i not Man- kerosene directly from the ran upon a fore the king and some of his great must exist between tlie smooth i
French navy In other parts of the sard's son been a scamp the hall at lighted fire. One day Jeopardy left us nobles witli ropes around their necks faces of a benring that it is found 1
very suddenly. and she never came
essary for oil to be of a certain th
Mediterranean resulted in n sudden Arles would I e Just like any other hall.
back. We were sorry she left, as Jeop- o* a charge of being concerned in the ness or viscosity. It therefore bee«
decision of the British government to —London Globe.
rising of the prentices on the previous
ardy
was
a
good
girl.
It developed
evident why oil, to lie satisfactory
withdraw from the Island. The evaett- »
that she had chanced to find a fifty May day. Fortunately they had good use in a gasoline engine, should 1»
Musicians In Army and Navy.
at ion was completed on Oct. 20 of that i
friends
in
three
queens
—
Katherine.
year, and Corsica reverted to France. 9 Each regiment of the army has a pound case of dynamite sticks in the Mary of France and Margaret of Scot­ a quality not easily broken dowi
band. Mett in the band have no mili­ woodshed, which she had been using land—who begged for their pardon on thinned by tbe temperatures read
tary duties to perform other than that to start the fire in the kitchen stove. their knees, and when Henry at last In the oil circulating system of
Polytechnic Rutin««« Collego
He Was Game.
Oakland, California
of
playing, unless the band be mount­ Sometimes dynamite will work all right yielded to such supplications the pris­ average automobile [tower plant-
They had been married throe months
and were having their first quarrel, ed, in which case the care of a horse for such a purpose, but it is notional oners, it is said, "gave a mighty shout W. Slausen in Leslie's.
follows. They have ample time to stuff and cannot be depended upon for joy, throwing their halters toward
which shows that they were n remark
practice and are constantly under the I t merely to burn. It was during one of the top of the hall." The stage has
Was Too Particular.
able couple.
at this College will prepare you for
A Boonton (N. J.) real estate i
"Evidently," she said Icily, "you re­ instruction of a chief musician, who is those intervals that Jeopardy went.”
never produced anything to rival that
a good poution at
was trying to sell a small far®
gret that you have married me The an expert in his line. The duty of a
dramatic moment.—London Graphic.
$75 to $100 per month
Th« Ruling Passion.
mail to a possible purchaser to
step Is not irrevocable, however. If musician In the navy is not hard. The
StenogTBphen «nd Typewriter» are in greab r demand
“Jibway ls such a confirmed fan that
hattan. a very precise and partie
you care to be released from your band plays twice dally for nil hour.
Sleeves In Workshops.
than at any time in the history of the world. 1 he U. S.
Musicians attend no drills and do no he applies baseball slang to every con-
bonds”—
Government «3 pu>ing *75 to $I(X) per month for begin­
Although time and again workmen I person. One day n friend asked
ner* in <ivii *rrvicc depl. The CommiMion ha« given u»
"Naw,” tie interrupted impatiently. work except keeping their quarters ceivable situation.”
have been warned regarding the dan­ how he was making out on the de*
this informnlion and drtire« to have ua prepare a large
“I've met men like that.”
"Oh, I've quit," he said in «1
“I'm no ninety day recruit I enlisted clean.—Kansas City Star.
BUtnliet of beginning stenographers at once.
ger of loose clothing when working
Buuness and prolevional men, railroad companies,
"For instance, the other day Jib- aroimd machinery, it appears that of marked pleasure. “Lou re­
for the term of the war."
corpotAiH-Mi*, every depaAment oi public and private busi­
way attended what was expected to lie many of them persist in ignoring the wrote for so many details and kept
Warlike Women.
ness is citing tor help. “We want stenographer»“
She couldn't think of any retort, so
The most celebrated warlike women a wedding ceremony. The bridegroom danger. As a result 980 workmen sistfng on having more that I P*
is the cry everywhere.
she maintained a scornful silence.—
The Polytechnic College will gpeciallxe in
among the ancients, apart from the failed to show up. There was much were killed in the United States last at Inst and wrote telling bim »
heipinx young men and women take this courao
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
fabled amazons, were the Helvetian excitement and confusion. The bride year by being drawn into the wheels would pay the freight both W
the coming yoar.
I loaselike at «-ommodationa and low rate« are
indies. Caesar praises highly < tlielr was so angry she vowed she would of machinery or.thrown to death when would ship the darn farm deva to
History
and
Legend.
udeted as well as a
Not far from the town of Charlotte military achievements. Lu. more than marry any man who would take the [»arts of their clothing became caught city for bim to look at. and be •
Position Guaranteed Amalie, In wluit was once the Danish one instance the legions of Home turn­ missing bridegroom's place."
in rotating members. Loose sleeves answered my letter.”—Puck.
“Well, well!”
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
and neckties are prolific sources of
West Indies, are two old towers com­ ed their backs on the fair ones of
“That was when Jibway sang out, danger and should not be tolerated for
monly known as Bluebeard's castle Switzerland. During the crusade* wo­
Tho Old Order Paneth-
•Is
there
a
pinch
hitter
present?
”
'
—
a single moment by the careful worker.
and Blackboard's castle. Legefid has men often performed the most roman­
What bas become of the old 1
Birmingham Age-Herald.
—Exchange.
it that here these daring old bucca­ tic and chivalrous deeds, dying cheer­
e<l man who was about to soTe
neers luul their headquarters and play- fully by the sides of their lovers aud
problem of perpetual motion.'
husbands.
A
Famous
Beauty.
i'd their romantic roles as "the hornets
A Pint of Bees.
And where is tlie old fashion <
Mme. de Remusat had features so
Tbe phrase "A pint of bees” was
of the Spanish main," but history dis­
perfect that her contemporaries said used in an English court, and the Judge man who wore gloves that '
Cleaning Fluid.
putes legend, for It says that they were
only halfway to the end of her tot
An excellent homemade cleaning fluid she was worthy to sit as a model for a asked what it meant. l»ut did not re­
really built by the Danish government
Can anybody furnish Inf«®
Greek
goddess.
The
flesh
of
her
face
used
generally
for
many
emergencies
is
ceive a definite answer. An expert in
ns a measure of defense In ltlS’l.
concerning
tbe whereabouts*
closely
resembled
alabaster,
and
yet
made by dissolving f»sir ounces of
apiculture says there are 2.B» bees in
fashioned boy who wore lnltte»’^
white castile soap in a quart of boiling she was not pale and did not give the a pint Three hundred and ‘ thirty-six
‘
Screw Propellers.
impression of being in delicate health
bees weigh one ounce, A swarm may were fastened to a long »trins-
Experiments made with two screw rainwater. When cool add two ounces
Her
beauty
attracted
universal
atten
­
each
of
alcohol,
ether
and
glycerin,
four
consist
of any number of bees front eago Herald.
I
propellers for ships, one behind the
tion to her. no matter where she went, 2,000 to 40,000. Did
other, show that but little increased ounces of ammonia aud finally one gal­
aud even In old age she retained most measure a pint of bees anybody ever
Zeppelins and Color'; *
speed is obtained by the arrangement, lon of rainwater and then liottle This of her good looks.
alive?—Boston
Globe.
On a dnrk night a
,
and rotating the two screws In oppo­ I will remove grease spots front clothing
be invisible whatever its
site directions, either at the same or aud spot* from table covers, carpets
the searchlights located it- ••*
Passes Him By.
Yes, ths Papers!
different speeds, has little effect on and rugs.
would not matter how it bad
Askett—Well, George, are you meet
' iilaln W here are those papers?
the results. It Is, however, claimed
ored. Once the searchlight* u>
Ing with success now that you are a
A Regular Job.
that the double screw gives (»otter con
ed it up it would appear a eofl’F
He—Do you believe a woman should lawyer?
trol of the vessel.
George—Yes. I seem to meet with It
silvery object projected **’ ■
promise at the altar to love, honor and
night sky, even though it v«1*
obey her husband? She-Perhaps she every place I go, but it Is the other
Not a Gift.
First Assistant-No. being filed.- as black as the blackest co*ij
"Did her father give the bride I ought to make the promise, but it al­ » fellow who is on friendly terms with
Michigan Gargoyle.
it were opaque.—London Gle
ways has seemed to me that she was It.—Indianapolis Star.
away?"
Ornamental Fire Places Built
"No. lie «aid that would be a silly taking on a pretty big contract—Rich
of Brick and Stone. All Fire
A Word to the Boys.
custom when he knew very well that moud 'rimes-Dispatch.
No Longer Joyeu®
••WK J Henee th. Name.
Places absolutely guaranteed
you caU that bors* 'Cone<'-
in a few weeks they'd both be back
A boy should not get the idea that tionTr”
"What has become of tbe
not to smoke or money re-
tions?*
Hie Success.
living at Ins expense."—Detroit Free
he can score in the game of life through
used to sing 'We won't i°
funded.
City
Olblw-l sang a song at the ban­ the errors of his opponent*. To win be JouS *
Press.
morning?'"
, .—
Brick work of all kinds done
quet last night, and everybody shouted must tie able to make hits.—Youth's
"lie doesn't feel like
on short notice.
•‘Fine!" Dibbs—Did any one mention Companion.
Breaking It Gently.
more. He vocalized "t> l®' |
We make a specialty of re­
A Drop of Blood.
Pupil—Now that you have heard my how tyticlt the tine should have been?
long and frequently that
pairing smoking Fire Places.
A
drop
of
blood
that
might
be
sus-
voice, would you recommend cultiva­
Isn't any home."—W»shi*«W“
Wor»« Th«n Betör«.
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tion? Teacher—No; conservation.—The
Her Preference.
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Lauib.
"The doctor saj s lie'll remove my ap- of Clara'» voiee now that she ls uins about . million red corpuscle*.
Caustic.
jiendlx for «1.300."
through with her singtng lesaons?
He—I «ball not marry a *'
"Oh. George. I'd much rather have a Kxc It i in» lotter and tbere's « lot tin“‘i? thT’i Pr°?rlT * do”ble <u’-
Experience Is the extract of suffering
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Ul>d lie. the ^nd power of . lte._ less she is my exact
touring car."—Life.
—Arthur Helps.
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Six months
Have Your
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