TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JULY 18, 1918.
Fatal Accident at Logging Camp.
Charles Eckerc, of Boise, Idaho,
was instantly killed at the Coats
Logging Camp on Tuesday, where he
was crushed between two logs. He
was head faller and had been work­
ing at the camp two weeks. He came
here with his wife about three weeks
ago, and was about 27 years of age.
The boys at the camp raised $174.00
and the logging company gave the
wife $182.00. The deceased was pro­
tected by the State Accident Com4
mission. The wife left with the re­
mains on Wednesday to be buried in
Idaho.
"Her Own Mistake” at Gem
William Fox has a new play for his
star, Gladys Brockwell, that will be
presented at the Gem Theatre Thurs­
day, July 25. This is welcome news
for Miss Brockwell has attained an
enviable place on the screen.
The new play Is called “Her Own
Mistake" and is the work of George
Scarborough who has turned out so
many brilliant plays for the spoken
stage and the screen.
In the new drama In which Miss
Brockwell will be seen, there are a
series of situations that are entirely
new and which give the star a pecu­
liar opportunity to display her great
ability and charm. She plays the part
of two women. Miss Brockwell has
done some splendid work In dual
roles. In fact much of her success
has been the result of her achiove-
meats in this line, It appears now
that something entirely new has
been brought to light.
Few people on the screen have
gained anything like the legitimate
right to success that Miss Brockwell
has. She has earned this right be­
cause of her distinct and forceful
personality, her great
personal
charm and her accomplishments as
an actress.
Miss Brockwell’s share in the new!
drama consists of two roles which
are entirely distinct, but it is entire­
ly logical that one person should do
both parts; however, few actresses
would attempt this work, but Miss
Brockwell has proved herself an
adapt in showing two personalities
In a single play.
Notice of Filing of Commissioner’!
Report for South Prairie Drain­
age District.
1
I
Notice is hereby given to all per­
sons Interested in the land included
within the South Prairie Drainage
District, Tillamook County, Oregon,
the boundaries of which are as fol­
lows:
1 'Beginning at the N. E. comer of
the W. H of the S. W. % of Sec, -5,
T. 2 S., R. 9 W. W. M., andt,ri$nning
thence W. along the Sec. line to the
8. E. corner of the S. W. Q of the
N. E. (4 of Sec. 6, T. 2 S„ R. 9 Wj»
W. M., thence N. to the N. E. corner
of the S. W. % of the N. E. »4 kjf
said Sec. 6, thence W. along subdi
vision line to the Tillamook River
thence southerly along Tillamook
River “to the intersection of said
river with the quarter section line
running E and W through the center
of Sec. 7, T. 2 S.. R. 9 W., W. M.,
thence E. along said quarter section
line to the E. line of said section 7,
thence N. along section line to the S.
W. corner of lot 1, of Sec. 7, said
township and range, thence E to the
8. E. corner of said lot 1, thence N.
to the place of beginning.
That the cimmissioners heretofore
appointed to assess benefits and
Ramages to the property and lands
situated in said Drainage District
and to appraise th? cash value of the
land necessary to be taken for rights
of way, holding basinB and other
works of said district, within or
without the limits of said district,
filed their report in this office on the
18th day of July. 1»18. and you and
each of you are hereby notified that
you may examine said report and file
exceptions to all or any part thereof,
on or before the 12th day of August*.
1»1$.
Erwin Harrison.
County Clerk.
SICK WIFE’S STORY SUR­
PRISES TILLAMOOK
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The following has surprised Tilla­
mook: A business man’s wife suffer­
ed from dyspepsia and constipation
for years. Although she dieted she
was so bloated her clothes would not
lit. ONE SPOONFUL buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in
Adler-i-ka relieved her INSTANTLY
Because Adler-i-ka empties BOTH
large and small intestines it relieves
ANY CASE constipation, sour stom­
ach or gas and orevents appendicitis.
It. has QUICKEST action of any-
thing we ever sold. J. S. Lamar, drug-
Druggist.
(Paid Adv.)
Are You One of Them?
There arc a great many people who
would be very much benefited by tak- .
ing Chamberlain’s Tablets for a week
for disordered stomach. Are you one
of them5 Mrs. M. R. Searl, Baldwins­
ville, N. \., relates her experience in '
the use of these tablets: "I had a bad
spell with my stomach about six
months ago, and was troubled for
two or three weeks with gas and ,
severe pains in the pit of my stomach. .
Our druggist advised me to take 1
¡Chamberlain’s Tablets. I took a bot­
tle home and the first dose relieved
me wonderfully, and I kept on taking
them until I was cured.” These tab­
lets do not relieve pain, but after the
pain has been relieved may prevent
its recurrence. For sale by Lamar's
Drug Store.—Pd. Adv.
|
BERRY PICKERS WANTED
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Any one wanting to pick blackber­
ries this season, get in touch with me
at once as I am signing up my pickers
and those who wish to pick berries
must sign up at once, as I must know
exactly how many pickers I can de­
pend on.
J. Mcrrel Smith.
GOT HIM STARTED
Wife’s Conversation May Have
Been for Effect
FIGURES LONG IN HISTORY
Stirling Castle Inseparably Connected
With All That the Scottish Heart
Holds Dear.
ARE ALMOST HUMAN ONLY NEEDS TO BE ROUSED
Monkeys in Their Native Wilds
Under Certain Conditions, Tiger Can
Probably Be Awakened In Each
Individual.
They tell us,” said Mr. Blinksoine.
Recently the English government
Show Keen Wit.
“that we ull have a tiger in us, that we
sent some German prisoners of war to
are all of us savages under our skin;
Stirling castle. The ancient fortress
kept from revealing our true natures
While She Deplored the Average Man's Is again a prison; again the “eye of Clever Manner In Which One of Them only by the restraining force of cue­
the
north"
keeps
watch
over
the
na
­
Is
Got
the
Bost
of
Crocodile
Lack of Knowledge of Tools He
I
tom and the law.
tion’s safety. Stirling Is only a few
MOTHER GOOSE ON THE WAY
Proof of Their Possession
Evidently Had Been Doing
"In a general way I have always be­
hours' ride from Glasgow, but It Is
of Intelligence.
Some Thinking.
lieved this to be true, aud yet I have
a
Journey
from
the
nineteenth
century
She Is Coming to Chautauqua "to See
always supposed there must be ex­
to the middle ages.
The castle, on
the Kiddles.
The nature and character of the ceptions.
The woman put down the magazine the right bank of the Forth, Is built on
You take, for Instance, a
reading and addressed the highest tip of a promontory, close monkey are not changed by any train­ certain mild-mannered neighbor of
Mother Goose is coming to Chautau­ she bad been
to the edge ef the crag. Its position ing that he may receive. All the little ours whom we have known for many
qua 1 The beloved old lady herself herself to the family tn general.
“There,” she cried, "It says exactly Is almost Impregnable.
tricks that may be taught him In cap­ years, a man In all circumstances kind,
will be with the children on the last
On the north and south a rolling tlvlty will add little to wfcat he Is gentle, forbearing; seeing good in
day, to take them through Story Book what 1 have be«n thinking for ages
Land. Then at night all the kiddies, and agee end never bad sufliclqpt sense plain stretches away to the foot of the accustomed to practice In hlz wild everyone and willing to make excuses
Ochll hills, below, the Forth winds sil­ state. Ths chief difference to him is for everybody. There was one person
with her help, will give the big Moth­ te write about."
"What Is that?" Inquired her bus- ver across the plain. On the east and that he has a different set of victims who I knew had no tiger.
er Goose Festival. She will bring the
bead sleepily.
"Our mild-mannered neighbor drop­
west the water projects the fortress. to torment. Those who have hud a
“It says that boye should be pre­ The key to the highlands, the bulwark chance to watch the rascals In their ped In to see us yesterday, Just after
pared for matrimony exactly as girls of the north, Stirling was for centu­ native wilds and natlv^ wildness find I had read something In the paper,
should," replied the woman. “It says ries Scotland's main defense against them up to the same mischievous and I picked the paper up again and
that they should have a course of the invading English.
read this thing to him.
It was an
pranks they play In captivity.
training Ln putting up pictures, In do­
Every little while our expedition account of something that the Ger­
Much history has been made on the
ing simple repairs to the plumbing, In plain at the castle’s foot. The Ger­ passed under trees occupied by troops mans had Just done.
taking care of the furnace, in hang­ man prisoners from the ramparts can of monkeys, some of them of the large
"It was a circumstantial, careful, ex­
ing curtains, making shelves and do­ view the scene of seven Important bnt- kind that had giveu the explorers act and apparently truthful statement,
ing other carpentering work, Just as ties. On the northwest on the top of much trouble on a former occasion. and yet the thing described was some­
girls should be taught how to cook a high hill stands a statue to William One large tree In which they had es­ thing so contrary to all civilized
and keep house.”
Wallace. At the foot of the hill was tablished their quarters stretched Its usages that It seemed Incredible, and 1
At this bar husband looked self-con­ fought the battle of Stirling, Just in- branches over a stream twenty yards said to him:
scious and he resumed his reading with side the curve of the Forth Is the field or more.
“’You don’t believe that, do you?“
an ostentatious air of absorption, so of Caiubuskenneth, where in 843 the
“At that our mild-mannered neigh­
While the leader of the expedition
that bls better half was fain to con-
Falkirk, was watching the antics of the mon­ bor fired up. Fired up? He flamed
Scots defeated the Picts,
tlnue her remarks to the more recep- where Wallace was defeated, lies to keys, two crocodiles showed their np.
live sister wht sat by.
‘“Believe it?’ he said. ‘I believe
the south. Years later on this same heads Just underneath and remained
"Especially when one Ilves in the field Prince Charlie won one of his stationary with their ugly snouts every word of It,’ and then he pro­
country should a husband have had most Important battles. Bannockburn, sticking up In the air. In various ceeded to tell me what he would do
some manual training,” she went on. the holy ground of Scotland, Iles to countries this Is a common dodge of to the Germans If he could.
“For Instance, last week we found It the south. From the castle you can the crocodiles to entice the monkeys
"Had he a tiger in him? Well I
Impossible to turn off one of the splg- see the center of the field, the Bore­ within their reach, and It was ex-
“So now I am inclined to think that
ots* that fills the bathtub,
A full stone, marked by a tall white flagpole. pected by the witnesses of this Incf- we all have a tiger In us, that there
stream of water ran from it all day.
Mary of Scots was crowned In the dent that one or more of the noisy is no exception; only with some of
Mother Goose.
I telephoned Walter of the tragedy, castle hall. Her son, afterwards James anlmuls would fall victims to the us it takes one thing and with some
and he replied that I was not to bother,
the Siith, passed his baby days here goggle-eyed monsters below, and it another thing to make the tiger
costumes nnd Jack and Jill, Little Bo
for he would fix it as soon as he came The Iron bare at the windows of some was with considerable curiosity that waken.”
Peep, Cinderella, Jack Horner, Old home.
of the rooms were placed there to pro­ the result was awaited.
King Cole, and all the other characters
"When be reached home that even­ tect the tiny prince from kidnapers.
Why Torpedoed Ships Sink.
As soon as the black-looking heads
of her Kingdom of Fairyland.
ing he found that he could not do any
Year» afterwards he was crowned as popped up the monkeys became silent.
The committee appointed by the
There’ll be the story hour all the
more to cheek the water than I had king In the same wall». John Knox Presently one big fellow, evidently of Council of the Institution of Naval Ar­
other days of the week for the chil­
done, and so be sent a plumber out preached the coronation sermon.
authority in the monkey republic, chitecture to Inquire Into the effects of
dren, too.
from town ths next morning.
came down to reconnoiter. He re­ explosions of mines and torpedoes
The plumber examined the leak, said
Advice for Would-Bo Flyers.
turned, and In a few minutes came upon the structure of merchant ships
that the washer on the spigot had
The secret of the whole game of back with a long, thin stick in his And that there are three principal
JAPANESE WRITER
learning to fly la, I believe, never to hand and accompanied by about a causes of loss. First, the exlstence.of
oat, and that If I would give him
AT CHAUTAUQUA were
a washer ho would repair It at once. get excited. I have seen beginner after hundred of his friends. They began a forward reserve bunker partitioned
But I had no washer—what Is a beginner smash when ho was first sent to chatter and to pelt their foes, but off from the cargo hold by a non-wa-
Oriental Scholar Discusses Nipponese*
washer, anyway? And so he had to up to fly. They run along tha ground, the crocodiles took no notice. The t er tight bulkhead. A second cause of
American Problems.
go back late town to get one. He pull back the stick, as told, and a mo- onlookers thought they seemed to give loss is the failure to close the water­
returned two hours later, put on the ment later are so astonished to find a wink of satisfaction at seeing their tight door In the engine room bulk­
Dr. Mlnoeaku Toehl Yamamoto, Jap­
themselves 20 or 30 feet off the ground silly victims coming within their head leading to the shaft tunnel. A
washer, stopped the leak and sent us
anese author, scholar and lecturer,
a bill for $T."
that they can think of nothing but shut­ reach.
third danger lies In the main drain
speaks with authority upon the Jap­
Many crash
“But it was a peculiar sort of ting off the throttle.
Nearer and nearer they came, until pipes, leading from the bilge pumps to-
anese-American relations. Receiving
washer," Interrupted her husband down tall rfrst, with controls in climb­ some of them were barely six fest the different compartments, and puss­
his college education both In Japan
apologetically. "If It had been Just a ing position to the last. If they would above the crocodiles, and the men ing through all watertight bulkheads,
and America, be not only knows bla
simply think—
plain washer I cpuld have done It.”
watching were expecting every Instant which are generally fractured In tor­
country, but he knows ours as well.
"Ha. old boy, you’re in the air at
Hto wife disregarded this explana­
There should
to see one of them dragged under the pedoed compartments.
.He has written several authoritative
last
—
some
thrill,
but
the
main
tblnf
tion. "Then the laundry tubs became
water. All of a sudden the monkey be non-return valves on the end of
etopped up," she went on, “and though now Is to Btay here a bit and then with the stick leaned over and drove these pipes. The committee recom­
I worked at them with a hatpin ahd ease down without a crash. Ease th« it Into the eye of the crocodile nearest mends that bulkheads should be pro­
the poker, I could not open them. The stick forward—now we have stopped him. The wounded reptile sank like tected as fur as possible from flying
Feel that puff—she’s tip­
plumber had to come out from town climbing.
lead and was quickly followed by Its splinters, at least temporarily, by using
agnln. He brought with him a long ping. but a little stick or rudder will comrade.
timber or other suitable material as a
etlck with a rubber cup on the end of stop that. Now pique her down, and
There was no mistaking the howl of splinter-screen.—Scientific American.
It, placed this cup over the vent In the reduce the gas a notch or two. Her« -delight that greeted this stratagem
tub, pressed, and lol all was well. The comes the ground—straighten her out; and Its success. It was perfectly hu­
Bacon and Beef.
too muck, she’s climbing again; there,
bill for this piece of work was $3.50.
man In Its tone nnd was taken up In
American bacon will be used to
“i wanted a simple shelf put up In cut the gas—a little more—there—not vengeful glee b.v all the monkeys In
the bathroom and the carpenter who a bad landing for the first try."—C. B the neighborhood. The gravity of de­ stretch out British beef supplies. The
scheme of rationing, which already Is
Nordhoff In the Atlantic.
put It up charged $2.50 for that Job.
meanor with which the old fellow In operation In London and the sur­
The door leading to our side porch
committed this assault was laughable rounding countries, is to be extended
Food Waster Rebuked.
had not been locked for a year because
In the extreme. He went to work at once, aud after this only two of the
The
man
who
went
Into
a
Dalia;
no one In this family can move a lock.
with all the caution of an old lawyer, four weekly coupons will be available
(Texas)
hotel
dining
room
and
com
Sometimes .1 wish that I had married
and h'hen he hail Inflicted the poke he for the purchase of butcher's meut.
plained because sugar was rntlonec
a carpenter or a plumber. It must be
hauled himself up with an alacrity
The object Is to diminish the demand
probably believes now that it would
lovely to have a man who can use
that showed he could form a very for home grown cattle during the
have been more sensible for him t<
tools constantly In the house.”
eat what was set before him and saj good estimation of the danger that months when these cun be futtened on
And ax for the woman's husband, he
he ran.
grass. The new order limits the pur­
nothing. When he was told sugar wai
put aside his book Impatiently and
chase of beef, mutton un<l pork to 20
scarce
the
man
broke
up
two
rolli
arose. "Well, get me the nails and
cents a head weekly, but does not af­
Appearanees Were Against Her.
Into bits and threw them on the floor
the boards and a hammer and I’ll make
An amusing story was told to me fect diners In restaurants and hotels.,
Inside of an hour a committee waited
that window box for you that you’ve
upon him and be was told to buy • the other day concerning Lady Sybil who are permitted' to exchange cou­
been
pining
tor.
”
be
said.
"I
’
ll
show
Dr. Mlnoeaku TAN Yamamoto.
Red Cross button, apologize to th« Grant, daughter of the earl of Rose­ pons for meat meals.
you that I am as good aa a carpenter
Children over six will be entitled
waitress for rudeness and Write a let bery.
books upon the conditions la his own any day to the week."—Providence
It appears that her ladyship, who Is after April 14 to a full adult ration
ter daily to the Dallas council of de
land, especially as they relate to the Journal.
fenae as long aa.he remained In Texas an enthusiastic war worker, recently of meat. All ooupons are cashable for
United State«.
so that ills movements could be fol assisted In waiting upon some wound­ bacon and poultry.
•«Iter New Germem Prieouer.
Dr. Yamamoto haa been a notable
Men serving on the destroyer Jacob lowed. The men showed that he wa« ed soldiers at a concert and tea got up
success upon the lecture pUtform In
sorry for his display of temper and for their eatertalntnent.
Woman Champion Maker of Fliea.
the East for several yean. He bar Jones of the American fleet In foreign
At the dose of the meal one of the
It to Mt believed he will waste food
complete mastery of the English tou- waters bad a terrifle light with the sea
The title of world s champion arti­
guests, not in the least realizing who ficial fly maker Is proudly claimed for
any more.
guage, Inlays Ms lecture with wit* and after their ship had been sunk by a
sbe was. shyly offered her a tip, which Mias Alice Sherwin Coleman of New
humor, and wins every audience by Ms German Submarine. The attack came
was politely declined.
Weigh the Babies.
suddenly, lace In the afternoon. Al­
sincerity and convincing address.
York, who for more than a decade has
"I really don’t need IL you know," been making fllee for anglers. Same
If you have babies to weigh proper«
though every effort was made to re­
•aid
Lady
Sybil
smilingly,
“
Pre
got
to
weigh
them
now.
This
Is
the
ba
turn the fight and eave the ship, she
idea of her reputation among the dis­
hies* year. It began April fl, the first plenty of money.
finaHy settled and went db'wn. Many
ciples of Isaak Walton may be gath­
"Is
that
so?
”
exclaimed
the
soldier,
anniversary of our entrance Into th«
ef the men got Into the boats and on
ered from the fact that she and her
war. The first step to te weigh all th« In tones of evident surprise, allowing assistants make $400,000 worth of fllew
the rafts and a great number were
children under five years of age. Th« his gaze to rest on the plain linen for fishing enthusiasts every year.
seen swimming in the sea. Two of
The complete Electric Light and
Idea Is to begin with the children, t< overalls sbe bad donned tor the oc­
theee were picked up by the Germans.
Miss Coleman makes 300 different
Power Plant
casion.
One of these men, John Francis Mur­ build up the nation of tomorrow.
varieties of flies regularly summer
"You
’
ve
got
plenty
of
money,
have
Saves time and labor,—Increases
Many
of
the
physic«!
defects
whld
phy, Is now held as a prisoner by the
and winter, special orders bringing tha
farm efficiency,-—Pays for itself
caused the rejection of applicants foi you?”
Germans. After having gone through
number up to 1,600 varieties altogether;
Lady
Sybil
nodded
assent.
enlistment In the ertny and navy ar«
the ordeal of being torpedoed Murphy
for such Is Miss Coleman's r«i utation
“
Well,
mis«.*
was
the
somewhat
dis
­
believed to have had their begiuplnt
I made a heroic struggle to save mem­
that exacting fishermen In the wilds
In infancy and the committee believe« concerting reply, “you’ll excuse me of America sometimes catch strange
bers of the ship’s crew, No further
a higher standard of physical efllclen saying so, won’t you? But—you don’t flies that hover over particular streams
news has been heard from him beyond
cy in the rising generation will result look IL"—Pearson’» Weekly.
the fact that he is held prisoner In
aud send them alive in a ventilated
from these tests. Height, weight and
Germany. Murphy was a ship’s cook,
bottle so that she may study and re­
United
States
Buys
Feathers.
reach are considered a rough index ol
first class, on the Jones.
produce them accurately.
ACKLEY 4 MILLER
Although
the
export
of
feathers
a child's health.
Tillamook Garage,
(duck,
fowl,
etc.)
from
China
as
a
Wanted Reduction.
The Hopeleee Amateur.
Tillamook
Oregon.
whole has decreased somewhat during
Emperor Karl.—
“Now, here Is a sbostoase," said the
"It requires patience to be a success­
The Impression which the Austria! the past few years, owing to the elim­
denier, pointing to a peculiar-looking
emperor has made on his subjects ination of the German buyers, says a ful gardener."
specimen of bls wares, “that Is bound
“Yes. But you can overdo It. I
to become popular. It magnifies ev­ since his accession. Is showing Itsell Shanghai newspaper, the export of
erything put In It to double its natural In the nickname which he bears Io feathers from China to America has planted some seeds two years ago and
TOWER’S fish brand
Vienna—Karl der Floetsllche—whlct shown a great Increase since the out­ I’ve waited all this time without a
size.”
“Can’t use It In my business,” re­ may be translated Charles the Man break of the war. America having murmur for them to come up and do
plied the prospective customer. “What of Impulse, because of the eniperor’t stepped in to take almost the Identical something. I’m going to give them
I wnnt Is a case that will seemingly brusque decisions. The Tzach nick quantity that Germany had previously one more summer and then if they
don’t make good I’m going to dig up
Practical as a
reduce the actual size of Its contents name Is: "Karel Novak spravco kon tn ken.
the whole patch and start over.”
kursnl
podstaty
firm»
Austria.’
fully one-lialf."
plow, and just
which appears In English aa “Charlet
Tall and Short Britishers.
“
What
Is
your
llneT
’
asked
the
as necessary.
Jones, official receiver of the liquida­
Belligerent Pacifism.
dealer.
The tallest people In the British
Make every
tion of the house of Austria.”
“My specialty Is ladles’ shoes.'
tides are to be found tn the district
“Are your constituents In favor of
of Galloway. In South Scotland, where war?"
rainy day
Oratory.
Want Rabbits for Food.
records of the stature gives an aver­
“No,” replied Senator Sorghum. "An’
count.
’ “What's all that about the Argonaut' age height of five feet ten Inches. The they think It's the business of this
Aborts ge of meat ha» revived the
and
the
golden
fleece?"
popularity of the rabbit In England,
shortest stature Is found In Wales and country to take np arms and eliminate
Watorpraofi
“Just a little flowery stuff as a start­ southwest England.
aad the Guilford food control commit­
any nation that Insists on having war."
Absolute
tee hoe ashed the town council to er. The senator Is discussing the wool
an Marked
flbeaes o eclieme for starting a rabbit schedule«"—Ixiulrrllle Courier-Journal
Ths Queer Sex.
A Sure Case.
thus —
I Ferree In order to Increase the food
"Wife, Tm afraid I can’t afford new
Mrs. A.—Can yonr husband claim
Getting the Money.
It io eetlmated that, begia-
clothes for yon this spring."
■emptien?
“So yonr daughter Is to marry?"
vtti M teiae rabbits, there would
“Well then. Dick, we must move. I
Mn B —Well, I don’t see bow be
“
Yes.
“
>u M** at the end of the season, and
don't mind wearing my old clothes In can be strong enough to light abroad
A J TWTR CO BOSTON
"Has
the
young
man
toy
prospectar
■ tte MOM eeat would be only $30G.
a new neighborhood, but I won’t stay when be is toe weak at home to take
"I should say co. His father la eaa here and wear them.*--Boston Evening
• . Rewrites would prove very proflt-
up a carpet.
of our foremost profiteers.*
DELCO-LIGHT
REFLEX SLICKER