TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT JANUARY 23, 1919.
Lyster, T. W., farmer, Tillamook
INFLUENZA MYSTIFIES AS
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Lyster, Lee, farmer, Hemlock
TO TRANSMISSION.
Allen, P. E., farmer, Nehalem.
Masou, Homer, farmer, Tillamook
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Allen, Cleveland, laboorer, Nehalem
Maxwell, Wm., farmer, Tillamook
Experiments Put Medical Experts
Allender, Frai.k, farmer, Hemlock
McClay, Robert, farmer, Beaver
More in Dark.
Ailey, C. L., laborer, Wheeler.
McClure, J. C., clerk, Bay City
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Anderson, Andrew farmer, Tillamook Mcllvaine, C. W., theatre. Bay City
Anderson, Lewis, millman. Hemlock McKillip, Chas, farmer, Hebo
An experiment which makes the
Armentrout, F. S. rainier, Hemiova McKimens, Geo. R., farmer, Mohler transmission of influenza a more baf­
Y AN Ordinance passed by the City Council on
Atkinson, Eugene, Uiu..., .Sana,....» McKinley, J. W., laborer, Bay City
fling mystery than ever, and which
Austin, A. M., survey v, . ulanibv... McMillan, N. farmer, Garibaldi
at the same time places on record an
Saturday, January 18th you are required to wear
McNair, Alex, merchant, Tillamook 1 act of self-sacrificing heroism by
Ayer, E. R,, i-rmcr, I!___
Messner, W. F., farmer, Cloverdale about 100 naval volunteers, has just
a “Flu” Mask upon entering any Business House
Bailey, D. A., .„rmcr, CT-vc.dale
Baker, W. F., printer, Tillr.moc .
Meyer, Frank, fanner, Hebo
been completed by officers of the
United States Public Health Service, j
Mlles, H. A., farmer, Woods
or Public Building of any kind.
Bales, E. M., carpenter, Tillamook
Miller, C. W., bookkeeper, Tillamook co-operating with medical officers of
Barrett, P. W., printer, Tillamook
the United States Navy at Boston j
Batterson, S. M., farmer, Nehalem
Miller, W. M., logger, Tillamook
Batzner, Brad, blacksmith, Nehalem Moore, H. B. farmer, Hemlock
and San Francisco.
Directions for the Use
tJJMasks are Not
Morehead, Edw., farmer, Beaver
Beals, A. G., farmer, Tillamook.
As nearly everyone knows, sclent- |
ists all over the world, in combating J
Morgan, John, farmer, Tillamook
Beals, F. it., realestate, Tillamook
Of çJMasks.
Uncomfortable.
Beebrfieiser, J., laborer, Bay City
Munson, Edgar, telephone manager, the spread of influenza, which is still
Bell, W. A., farmer, Beaver.
Tillamook
going on, have proceeded on the as­
The same side of the Mask
A sense of safety and com­
Billings, Dennison, farmer, Tillamook Nevins, J. T., shoemaker, Bay City
sumption
that it iB transmitted
Blackburn, A. T., farmer, Hemlock Nielson, N. M., fanner, Tillamook
[chiefly by coughing and spitting.
should be out each time it
plete protection makes it a
Boatman, W. 8., farmer, Hebo.
Nelson, John, merchant, Bay City
Experiment is Made.
Bodyfelt, O. W., farmer, Hebo.
Noyes, W. E., farmer, Tillamook
is put on and it should
pleasure to wear them. All
The theory has been that the dis­
Boon, Albert, blacksmith, Cloverdale Olson, Jonas, farmer, Tillamook
eased mucous thrown out by these
cover both the mouth and
Boquist, N. G., farmer, Tillamook
O'Neel, E. B., engineer. Hemlock
cases of influenza, and the
acts is filled with the germs of influ­
Boquist, G. E., farmer, Tillamook
Owens, F. L., fanner, Tillamook
lodgment in
enza,
which
thus
find
the nose. If these precau­
Fearsan, C. E., farmer, Beaver.
j
Brandt, H. A., farmer, Saudlake.
inhabitants of all houses
experiments
JJrode, L. F., clerk. Bay City.
Pennington, A. A., merchant Tilla­ healthy tissue. All the
tions are observed, the Phy­
heretofore made seem to indicate
affected are now quarantined
Briody, Fred, farmer, Cloverdale.
mook
I strongly that Influenza is transmit-
Brooten, Heury, farmer, Cloverdale Pesterfleld, J., farmer, Tillamook
sicians and Health Authori­
ted In this way, and it is well accept­
thus ensuring perfect safety
Peterson, Andrew, farmer Garibaldi
Broughton, W. E., farmer, Beaver.
ed that most other respiratory dis­
Browning. J. J., farmer, Blaine.
Phelps, A. W., farmer, Tillamook
ties claim there is no danger
and freedom of action to
eases are so carried.
Brown. J. J., carpenter, Tillamook
Phillips, Irvin, farmer, Hemlock
The latest experiment consisted in
of the wearer contracting
Buell, F. L., farmer, Tillamook
Porter, T. A., farmer, Oretown
those not affected by the
submitting the hundred men who
Burdick, M. B., lineman, Tillamook Proctor, J. H., farmer, Hemlock
volunteered for the purpose to every
Spanish Influenza.
epidemic.
Burton, C. F„ farmer, TiUamook
Provoost, H. L., merchant, Bay City
possible method of infection with in­
Butler, J. W., canneryman, Bay City Quick, I. F., farmer, Tillamook
fluenza germs through the nose and
Carter, E. F., farmer, Sandlake
Ray, Chas., farmer, Cloverdale
throat. These men risked their lives
Cason, W. F., farmer, Blaine.
Redberg, L. J., farmer, Oretown
ç^Army and Navÿ Regulations ç_jlllow
for the general good, and for the ad­
Chilcott, Ross, farmer, Hebo.
Reddaway, W. N., laborer, Nehalem
vancement of science. They went
Christensen, C., farmer, Bay City
Richards, R. O., farmer, Beaver
90 People in this Store at One Time.
through a singularly trying and re­
Christensen, J., farmer. Hemlock
Riechers, W. J., banker, Tillamook
pulsive ordeal. They, and everyone
Christensen, W. H., farmer, Oretown Robedee, W. R., merchant, Woods
else believed that they were being
Regarding the assembling of crowds the local Health Au­
Christensen, C. H., farmer, Nehalem Robison, That, banker, Tillamook
inoculated with the dread disease
Clark, Frank, farmer, Tillamook
Rock, S. H., farmer, Oretown
which is destroying millions of lives
thorities have based their restrictions upon accepted Army
Coffey, A. S., laborer, Cloverdale
Rosenberg, J. H., merchant, Tllla-1
all over the world.
Compton, A. A., farmer, Cloverdale
mook.
andjNavy Regulations which will permit over 90 customers in
Volunteers Escape Disease.
Condit, E. M. merchant, Tillamook
Rowe, Frank A., banker, Wheeler
Their heroism is fully equal to that [
Crenshaw, H., merchant, Tillamook Sales, W. H., farmer, Mohler
this Store at one time.
Curl, Carl, farmer, Beaver
displayed some years ago by the men I
¡Scovell, E. K., farmer, Nehalem
Curtis, David, farmer, Tillamook
of the Army Medical Corps, who ex- [
Sellon, M. A...farmer, Nehalem
In order, however, to give you the utmost protection pos­
Daniel, A. C., farmer, Mohler.
posed themsedves in Cuba to the |
Shearer, M. A., laborer, Garibaldi
Daniels, L. C., farmer, Tillamook
Shillinglaw, Thos, farmer, Hemlock bites of mosquitoes in order to de­
sible this store will admit not more than 25 customers at
Darby, Daniel, farmer, Tillamook
termine finally whether yellow fever
Smith, Henry, farmer, Beaver
Davis, J. T„ farmer, Beaver.
was
transmitted
by
that
insect.
The
Smith, Chas. A., farmer, Cloverdale
one time during the period the Influenza Ordinance is in
Davidson, H. 8., farmer, Beaver.
only difference in the two experi­
Stafford, J. T„ fanner, Tillamook
effect i.e. Saturday, January 18th to Saturday, February 1st.
Davidson, Fred, farmer, Tillamook
ments was in the result. Some of the
Stillwell, Robt., farmer, Tillamook
Dawson, C. M., merchant, Tillamook Stone, C. F., contractor, Tillamook
officers who exposed themselves to
Dawson, Grant, farmer, Meda
Sappington, F. L. civil engineer, the bite of the mosquito contracted
Dolan, A. T., contractor, Tillamook
yellow fever, and one of them died,
Rockaway
Donaldson, V., farmer, Tillamook
thereby establishing the soundness
Thomas, A. L., farmer, Tillamook
Donaldson, Joe., furmer, Tillamook
of their theory. The volunteers who
Thompson, A. D., fanner, Nehalem
Doughney, C. L. farmer, Nehalem
submitted themselves to inoculation
Thun, Herman, farmer, Blaine
Dunn, D. J. farmer, Meda.
with the germs of influenza were ful­
Tilden, A. S., farmer, Nehalem
Dunham, B. B., farmer, Beaver.
Tlnnerstet, Geo., farmer Tillamook ly expected to take the disease, and
Durrer, Jos., farmer, Tillamook
Tohl, H. W. hotel keeper, Nehalem were prepared to die, but not one of
Dye, Connie, logger, Tillamook
them developed any symptoms of in-
Tomlinson, Ira, farmer, Tillamook
Dye, N. J., luborer, Tillamook
Trowbridge, M. C., farmer, Tillamook I fluenza!
Earl, I. J., farmer, Tillamook
Vaughn, Guy C., farmer, Tillamook
The astonishing negative result,
Easom, A. L.„ farmer, Mohler
\vakeley, F. M., farmer, Nehalem
which is the sensation of the day in
Eberhardt, L. V.. abstractor, Tillu- Watt, Robt., millman. Bay City
scientific circles, should not tempt
mook.
Werschkul, D. T„ farmer. Cloverdale anyone to be careless in the matter
Ebinger, Paul, furmer, Tillamook
White, L. J., farmer, Meda.
of coughing and spitting or in expos-
By this arrangement customers can purchase Masks and
Edmunds, D. T., merchant, Pacific Wiiey, C. B., fanner, Tillamook
ing himself to infection by those acts.
City
Wilson, Thos. R., fanner, Meda
As officials of the Public Health
adjust them before entering the Store. We protect your health
Edson, W. H., furmer, Blaine
Williams, Geo., farmer, Tillamook
Service point out, it may be that the
Edwards, U., farmer, Sandlake
and your pocketbook. Shop where you can shop in safety.
Williams, Janies, farmer, Tillamook germs of the disease disappear as
Elliott, C. A., farmer, Bay City
Williams, Geo. H., cruiser, Bay City soon as, or immediately after, the
This Store is well ventilated and can be heated or cooled
Elliott, S. W., farmer, Tillamook
Woods, Roy, farmer, Beaver
{symptoms appear. Something like
Erickson, John, farmer, Tillamook
Worthington, E. A., farmer, Tllla-[this is true of other diseases.
within a few minutes as the weather demands.
Erdt, Carl, farmer, Beaver
mook.
fare of Mouth Urged.
Everson, A. C. reulestate, Tillamook Zuercher. John, farmer. Tillamook
In meaaei8> for example, it has been
Finlayson, A., farmer. Bay City
found
that the germs which cause
Fletcher, D. 11., merchant, Oretown
the disease are all gone within five
See[Our Two Double Page Special Ads in The Tillamook
Fletcher, Win,, luborer, Tillamook
Cheat The Flu.
or six days after the appearance of
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Foland, G. H., farmer, Tillamook
Headlight of January 11th and 18th.
the rash, and the case is no longer
Folks, B. A., farmer, Tillamook
Wear a mask and cheat the "flu,”
contagious. The discovery of the fact
Foster, J. C., farmer, Cloverdale
Cover up your beauty;
which was made by Anderson and
Therein you will find needed seasonab'e wearing apparel
Fowler, II. L„ furmer, Tillamook
Tragic news is this indeed
iGoldberger, of the Public Health Ser-
Fowler,, Gus, furmer, Beaver.
For little Mildred Cutey;
for every member of the family, Footwear for Men, Women
I vice, only a few years ago, has led to
Freeberg, A. B., farmer, Tillamook
.Spoils that luring rosebud smile.
I shortening the quarantine period for
and
Children, and Novelties for Personal and Home Use at
Freeman, Frank, farmer, Tillamook
Screens the saucy dimples—
Imeasels by more than half.
Friable, OtiH, barber, Tillamook
But Lily White
price concessions that are*imply astonishing. Briefly out­
"These new experiments in the
Gage, W. A., farmer, Cloverdale
Is all delight;
transmission of influenza," said Sur­
lined there are Suits, Coats, Dresses, Silk Waists, Cornets.
Gardner, A. F., farmer, Blaine
Hides her mole and pimples.
geon General Blue, "show how diffi­
Gaylord, A. H., insurance, Tillamook
Petticoats,under-things
of Silk and Cotton, and Millinery for
cult is the influenza problem. They
Don't we know a lot of plugs
George, J. L. banker, Cloverdale
by
no
means
indicate
that
we
can
af-
Who
ought
to
wear
a
muzzle!
Gilbert, W. J., clerk, Tillamook
Ladies and Misses—Men’s, Youngmen’s and Boys’ Suits,
I ford to disregard coughing and spit­
Problem, this has been for years,
Gilbert. F. S., farmer, Beaver
I
ting
as
Overcoats,
Mackinaws. Gum Boots, Logging Shirts and Foot­
Quite a weary puzzle.
common means of spreading
Gist, Archie, merchant, Tillamook
I disease, and even in the case of in­
Wow we'd work this very thing;
Glick, Wm., farmer, Clov-rdule
wear, Underwear and Furnishings of all kinds—Footwear for
I fluenza fills source of infection
How the doctors do it;
Goeres, Wm., farmer, Tillamook
I
should
always
be
borne
Men, Women, Boys and Girls—Women’s Neckwear, Gloves,
Strap some guuze
in mind. I
Goldsworthy, J., farmer, Beaver
believe, however, that we have not
On their jaws;
Goodspeed. D. E„ laborer, Tillamook
Silk and
Lisle Hose, Knit Underwear, Handkerchiefs,
paid sufficient attention to other
Let them whistle through it.
Graff, John, farmer, Hemlock.
I
paths
of
infection,
especially
to
the
Sweaters
and
Knit Goods of all kinds—Staple Goods of all
Haag, Arthur, farmer, Beaver.
Ought to do a lot of good,
lips, mouth and hands. The fact that
Hall, Elmer, farmer, Hemlock
Hot air conservation;
kinds, Sheetings, Towels, Percales, Ginghams, Outings and
I the disease was much less common
Haltoni, E. T., merchant, Tillamook Halts the hopping Spanish germ,
in army camps, where the steriliza­
Draperies
—Wool and Wool Mixed Dress Goods, Plain and
Hanks, C. J., teamster, Nehalem
And the conversation.
tion of all eating uteusils and dishes
Hanson, H. C., farmer, Tillamook
Great relief Is this to us,
Novelty
Silks
of the newest and most popular weaves—Men’s
*ere rigidly enforced, shows the im-
Hart, G. E„ farmer, lllamook
All these years we've listened;
I portance of the mouth as an avenue
and Women’s
Umbrellas—Travelling Bags—Remnants—
Hathaway, J. H . farmer, Tillamook
To these guys,
of infection."
Helsel, Peter, futnter, Tillamook
As in our eyes.
Odds
and
Ends
of
goods from every department and our En­
There can be no doubt but that
Henderson, G. A., farmer. Nehalem
Tears of rage oft glistened.
these
experiments
at
Boston
and
San
tire
Stock
of
All
Wool
Blankets and White Goods both in the
Hess, E. A., laborer. Bay City
All jokes aside, now isn't it
Francisco were carried out with the
High. W. A., druggist, Cloverdale
bolt and made up.
Just like our village leaders;
utmost thoroughness.
Himes, R. L., laborer, Tillamook
Those
grave
and
portly
gentlemen,
Hiner, Len, machinist, Tillamook
Physician! are Puzzled.
Those hale and hearty feeders,
Hobson, F. 1’., farmer, Garibaldi
The result of this experiment have
Io
start
a
"drive
”
-
a
hue
and
cry,
Holden, Verner, farmer, Tillamook
left the medical world completely be­
Keplete with "organization",
Hollett, J. J., farmer, Blaine
wildered.
■Moulding laws
Honey. J. B. farmer, Tillamook
The only thing which can be con­
To
force
the
cause
Honey, hane, furmer. Bay City
sidered proved about Influenza so far
simple
sanitation.
Of
Hopkins. D. P„ farmer Tillamook
is that it is still a mystery, both sb
Howard. H. E . merchant, Nehalem
Certainly it's very tough
to the nature of its causative germ
Hudson. J. J., furmer, Cloverdale
Upon our merchant princes.
and as to its means of transmission,
Hunter. Frank, luborer. Tillamook
And on the movies, and the gents
and therefore especially dangerous.
Jacoby. Theo, utility, Buy City
Who sell friend mush and quinces. Authorities, however, still consider
Jackson. R. E.. surveyor, Bar View
But If the quarantining scheme
influenza a crowd disease, and all
Jennings, J W,, furmer. Bay City
Is futile and defective;
unnecessary gatherings of people
Johnson,
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W. H . farmer,
-
Tillamook
Let's shut the town
should be discuuiaged when Influ­
Johnson. J. H„ farmer, Tillamook
Tight up and down,
enza is prevalent.
Jones. It . A.. fanner, Blaine
And storm the main objective.
Jones, D. L. farmer, Blaine
Jerry Owen, in Oregon Voter
Cure at a Cost of 25 Cents.
Kennedy, , J. G. merchant, Tillamook
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Keyes. W. . H lineman, Tillamook
Buy Your Meat for Canning Now.
"Eight »ears ago when we first
King. Henry L.. clerk,
____ r Tillamook
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moved to .Mattoon, I was a great suf-
Klnnaman. farmer, Tillamook
Meut will be high this winter. Get ferer from indigestion and constipa­
Kinnaman, O. W., farmer, Beaver
Klnnaman. Clyde, farmer. Bay City it now for canning, while it is cheap. tion." writes Mrs. Robert Allison.
Beef by the quarter, 9c. to 14c per Mattoon. 111. "I had frequent head­
Kraner, L. M telephone. Cloverdule
pound.
I
Plant More Berries.
aches and dizzy »petto, and there was
Lane, C. M., furmer, Hebo
For Sale For a Short Time Only.
Beef steak. 18c. to 28c. per th.
Ownenhip Notice.
a feeling like a heavy weight press-j
Lantz, E. G. photogrupher. Tilla­
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Beef pot roast, 12Vic. to 22c per ing on my etom*3h and chest all the
mook
One of the best ranches in Tilla­
Graves
Bros.,
will
contract
your
pound.
time. I felt miserable. Every morsel
l*rson, Louis, farmer, Tillamook
mook County, close to town, fine im-I Thto is to certify that I am tie
[of food distressed me. I could not Logan berries and blackberries for 5 provements. good buildings, electric 1
Boiling beef. 9c. to 17c. per lb.
l-iwrenee. J. I., farmer. Cloverdale
years.
owner and publisher of the Tilla-
Beef for stew, 6c. to 15c. per lb.
rest at night ar.d felt tired and worn
Leland. P. E., farmer, Hebo.
to date. This mook Headlight, published at Till«-
Arrange to plant some acreage this lights, thoroughly
_ . up
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All meats are government inspect­ berlain's Tablets cured me and I
alien, Jerry, furmer. Hebo
spring. For particulars write.
ed.
have since felt like a different per-
1
bo
and is only on the market now for a
I
Graves Bros..
Tillamook Meat Co. eoa.'—Paid Adv.
stockholders in the same.
farmer, Cloverdale
Dallas, Oregon. brief period. It will pay you to see
Fred C. Bak.
Everson.
JURY LIST FOR 1818.
WEAR A MASK
Masks are On Sale
In the Recess of the Store
10c. Each
3 for 25c
TILLAMOOK
OREGON.
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