Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, April 25, 1907, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Hcppner Gazetti Et.UMiBhi' Mnrch SO, 18S.T. ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING. HUMOR OF THE HOUR JbVed YVarnoek Koo&sed it the I'ostomce At Heppuer Oregon, t eeonil-elssi mutter. TaciiSDAY Apiil 52, 1907. FIRST STRIKE ON RECORD. It Occnrred In Home nnd Took Tlao la the Year SOO 1). C. Iii7 3u Lis famous book, "The An naiv" S, 30, relates lu the following Etfrjastiro words the story of a singu t? .sstriJie which occurred In Home Ir tfcrt- jpcar -300 B. C. and was probably JOrsi strike ever known: JM.zt year occurred an event littla wrbj- of being related and which I wraM pass In silence had It not ap .as Involving religion. The flute lOs-j-s, dissatisfied because the latest TSMk-ws had forbidden them to take pacrt tia the banquet in Jupiter's temple, acKctiitig to the ancient custom, with-inr-n, every one of them, to Tibur, sc tfesl mohody was left at Rome to plaj ten3ag the sacrifices. This lnciden) aiWid the religious sentiment of th aeffiuye, nd the senators sent inessen wcs S. invite the inhabitants of Tibui to raatae every effort in order that th pii$m should be restored to the Ro Eaiii The Tiburtiu.es, having prom' iiet -cot to neglect anything neeessarj iter tSiat purpose, caused the flute play to couio to ho place where the sen ate met and exhorted them to go back t Eisme Seeing that they could not twjG cpon them to do so, they em n stratagem In keeping with tSarAr chararter. On a day of festival under pretext t&al music would Increase the joy of fee jaft ;pvery citizen Invited the flute iajrs individually to Ids house, and wta of which people of that profe3 wra. are usually fond, was given to fees in .such quantities that they fell bb a 3eep sleep. They were theii Strspwx Into wagons and transported to Sianne. They only became aware of wfiai Tbaa 'hajrpened on the iJay after, -wfestwn surprised them lying on the k2s, "which bad been left In tbe forum. A -crowd .had assembled, and they ladoced to promise that they jwaiftaseinain at Rome. The right of at Hr23aj the banquets was restored to afiate players. l" ANCIENT LIGHTHOUSES. Lights For Mariners Coeval Ttt the Earliest Commerce. Eteacdn lights to guide the wave ftanvii mariner to a safe harbor must Bauw iuata almost coes-nl with the earll atexsmeice. There is positive record t3fctt ifebthonses were built in ancient ttssM, though few evidences now re rsis "it: tjs from old writers or In crura Mad mas. This Is not strange, for light tsrvmn, dtvt the most stable architec torsi form, were exposed to the storms c lsl. smd war. "Xfcjf Greeks attributed the first light ftoufra sb Hercules, and he was consld--5 tfhe protector of voyagers. It Is efcaia&wi by some tSat Homer refers to KJter.iises in the nineteenth book of TfayH mentions a light on a temple to A&iSSZst which, visible far out at sea, wjjxa-.i and guided mariners. The Co feMsitj at Rhodes, erected about 300 B. C, 3s said to have shown a signal XBhC Croat Its 'uplifted hand. T2ae 3dest towers known were built i Ubyans in lower Egypt They wt&. temples also, and the llghtkeeper jpnaea taught pilotage, hydrography acsl Btasigatlon. The famous tower on tbe i of Pharos at Alexandria, built aira!t2S35 B. C, Is the first lighthouse a-aaaubted record. This tower, con aast3l ly Sostratus, the architect aj,aenare in plan, of great height and Bu32. is. offsets. An open brazier at thl ttsf sf She tower contained the fuel fof lbs E3sL At Dover and Boulogne, on afcaaralfle of the English channel, were Htfbthouses built by the Ro- Snt the lighthouse at Coruna. , lnllt In the reign of Trajan and womtiucted in 1C34, Is believed to be radical existing lighthouse. v Tkue HainmJutf Bird Flower. A3k2di avasisis, the wonderful so oJW 'tormming bird flower" of the jvlaitiGf eastern Turkey, stands unique taM. xlune among the many specimens f 2trJ mimicry that have been classi fied tsv modern botanists. It Is a beau t2f.cS fcl.ioa of vcrlegntad hues, the to tai zcr(h tf the entire flower being aVw? nr.fl thro-q'jartor Inches. As ka czirut imagine from its name. It Is xta i-i.-jt iciag:; of a miniature hum rtirx fcflnl The b:ast Is green, the MTicf ieep rose color, the throat yel btTiijd xhe head and beak almost pure The only particular in which It Ja bjx-a perfect bird-is that the stem irs- 11 the appearance of having but a feSs teg and foot Too Polite. Mrs, apar I shall never send for It Vwisv-tll wlbeij I am ill. Mrs. 3'isz2yi& Why not? Mrs. .Taspar r?cci!Sfc be is .so exce.-slvely polite that If Li? femai rue at death's door be VivaI itisieu to ui'-n it for me. Joseph's Postserlpt. There lives near Richmond, Va., a family of some social distinction who have in their employ a small negro boy. Much to tho annoyance of tha ladles of the household, this pickaninny for a long time would persist iu neg lecting his nominal duties and would Idle about the grounds of tho place. Finally one day the mistress of tho establishment udoptlng a strategic course, handed the boy pencil and pa per, saying: "Here, Joe, write me a lotter." With a grin the lad Qbeyed. In a Ihort time there en mo from him a shrill call: "Mrs. Blank. I've got it wrote! II says: 'Dear Missus Kin I go down to :he croquet court and see 'em play .roquet? Respectfully yours, Joa Jones.' " Mrs. Blank, not yet ready to allow Ulm that recreation, said: "Very well. Now write me a post-' script" Then she forgot all about Joe. Some hours afterward she chanced to ob serve a note stuck In a door jamb. Opening It she read tho message first written by Joe and underneath it this postscript: "I have went" Saturday Evening Tost. One on Fa. Young G.'s table manners distressed his father extremely. After repeated rebukes he said sternly: "Mv soil, do von know whit a nifl 1 Is?" The small boy looked up for a brief moment from his pudding. 'Um-um," he answered serenely; "it's a hog's littla boy." 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