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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, SEPTEMBER 5, I9gjj
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
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To th» King'» T»»t».
We learn In "Leave. From the
nal of Sir George Smart that «ben
s r George. who wa. chorister at the
Chapel Royal, arranged the musical
. rogriimme at the opening of the new
London bridge In 1831 his chief at-
traction was a glee party.
Immediately after tbe glee party bad
sung “God Save the King’ In tbe tent
In which the king aud queen were seat
ed two unknown persons In costume
a man and hl» wife, stepped forward
ami to Sir George's Infinite disgust tn«
man played God Save the King" with
his knuckles on his chin, accompanied
An Old Prophecy Gives the Empire
Only Five Years More.
Five years more and the German
empire n 111 come Io an end. So at least
►ays a prophecy made In the thirteenth
century by a monk named Hermann,
who lived in the monastery of Lebuin.
THE HALL OF FAME.
In Brandenburg, where be wrote a
The only presidents named William
work in Latin concerning tbe future
future
were tbe first Harrison and McKinley
destiny of Germany for mauy centu­
William Winter, New York's famous
ries. Tbe work Is styled the "Vati-
dramatic critic, recently celebrated bls
clnium Lebnlneuse." and It is In venie»
seventy second birthday.
after the manner of the sibylline books by his wife's voice.
William Waldorf Astor has given
The monk seems to have foretold
Tbe king called Sir George to him
$5,000 to assist tbe British school at
the defeat at Jena and tbe constitu and asked who they were. Sir Georg»
Athens in carrying on its excavations
tlon of the Germanic confederation in by that time knew the name of the
in Laconia, Greece.
1815.
Unfortunately tbe prophetic performers aud gave It. adding that
President H. I. Miller of tbe Chicago
Hermann foretells in plain language he was sorry they had Intruded with
and Eastern Illinois railroad has start­
the downfall of the llohenzollern dy­ out permission.
ed a 200 acre farm for producing tur­
nasty. and William II. is destined to
“Ob, no intrusion!” said the king
tles and guinea pigs near Barrington,
be the last of his race to sit on the Im­ “It was charming. Tell them to per
a suburb of Chicago.
perial throne. Tbe verses that foretell form again.”
Stuyvesant Fish says, out of his
this are:
So Sir George had to tell the per
wide experience, it Is harder for a
"Terse 93 Tandem sceptra gerit qul former» that their number was en­
man having $250,000 a year income to
stemmatls ultlmus erlt.
cored by royal command, and to their
come down to $50.000 a year than it Is
"Verse 94. Israel Infandum gectus g eat delight nnd to the chagrin of Sir
for tbe $15 a week man to come down
aiidet morte plandum.”
George they repeated It.
Short Stories.
to $10.
(At last the scepter Is In the hands
M. Ruau, tbe French minister of ag­
f treets running north and •outb of him who will be tbe last of tbe royal
Not Abashed.
riculture. has made James B. Mac- have tbe best health records.
race
Israel attempts an execrable
I “When I was young." said a lawyer,
Laughlln of Columbus, O., a command
crime
that
death
aloue
can
expiate.)
' “my best client was a wealthy old
A firm In Vienna has put an adver-
er of tbe order of Merlte Agricole. Mr. tlsement In one of the papers there for
In 1840 William I., king of Prussia,
la ly noled for saying caustic things
MacLaughlln Is an Importer of French an "unscrupulous commercial agent."
consulted a celebrated soothsayer who
1 about her acquaintances. One morn
hones.
In answer to his queries told him that
Troy (N. Y.) women, conducting a
1 Ing. when 1 was staying at her house,
A persistent rumor that President “tag day” for charity, had to deduct he would ascend the throne In 1849.
she vilified one of her neighbors,
mid Mrs. Roosevelt will visit England $6.40 from the receipts because of that the German empire would be es­
aimed Stamford, without stint.
tablished
in
1871.
that
he
would
die
In
next year is current in American counterfeit coin.
"By way of changing the subject
1888 and that the German empire
circles abroad. It is said that he will
A fish peddler at Rockland, Me.
I proposed to read to her from a
would come to an end tn 1913. The
stay six months in London with bls
fonnd a pearl in a fresh water clam
first three prophecies have been ful­ i i volume of lectures I had happened to
family and will study tbe organiza­
tbe other day which Is as large as a
filled to the very letter.—New York bring with me. She assented. I start­
tion of tbe navy and the management
marble. He sold It for over $1,000.
ed at random and when too late dis­
Sun.
of the dockyards.
A New York veterinary hospital not
covered that I was In the middle of a
Miss Elizabeth 8. Colton of East- only is equipped with an operating ta­
lecture on the government of th»
Pol» Discovery Mult Bs Proved.
hampton, Maas., speaks more lan­ ble tor horses, but also has a sun par­
tongue.
Over
their
lunch
the
fishermen,
at
guages than any woman In the world. lor on the roof, where patients may
“I was afraid she would think I had
ease in tbe bobbing boat, talked about
She has just returned from the east, recuperate.
selected It to admonish her, yet 1
Peary.
where she has spent a long time tn the
Thieves in Memphis, looting the sa­
“Why doesn't he Just lie about It— dared not stop for fear of seeming to
study of oriental languages. Miss Col­
loon of W. A. Woods, found a big bear come back and say he's reach« < the make the offense more pointed. So on
ton knows forty languages sufficiently
Inside as guardian, which they quieted north pole and let It go at that? It I read to the end, pretty sure that my
well to read them.
by feeding him with sugar while they would save a lot of money.”
reading would cost me a client worth
Sergeant Major Robert Elliot of the
robbed the place.
“Yes. it would save money, but two hundred a year to me. But when
English army, now In bls eighty-sec­
I onded she said:
Peary must bring back proof."
ond year, has been awarded the Royal
“ ‘Thank you, Mr. ----- . It Is an ex­
"How
can
he
bring
back
proof?
”
Home
Helps.
Victorian medal for tbe longest con­
“With his camera. It Is like this. cellent lecture and would fit my neigh­
tinuous service of any man ever In the
To singe chickens hold them over a Only at the north pole would the bor Stamford to a T.’ ”
military service of Great Britain,
—
Major Elliot’s service extends as far saucer of burning alcohol. It does not shadow of a bullet suspended from a
string describe In a day's time a per­
leave soot on the flesh.
Th» Confcrsnc«.
back as January. 1842.
Everywhere else the j “This Is a grave matter,” began the
When too 111 to raise the head It Is fect circle.
When Mrs. Scott Duran of Chicago
shadow would be elliptical. Well. undertaker.
found that she bad sunk $20.000 In her easier to drink from a narrow lipped
Peary. If he ever gets to the pole, will I “Consequently we want more light
model dairy and was not likely to get pitcher or a child's china teapot than
hang up bls bullet and photograph au | throwu upon it.” remarked the lamp
to
use
a
tube.
anything out of It. she decided to per­
Grease stains on leather may be re­ arc of his circle. He won t photograph | manufacturer.
sonally conduct It for awhile and
moved
by carefully applying benrlne 'he whole thing, because at the north I "I hope our views will all be In har-
await tbe result. She put on a white
Wash pole a full day Is six months long. | tuony with the occasion,” put In the
dress aud apron and went to work, or perfectly pure turpentine.
' will tell the story to 1 piano maker.
The arc. though.
playing dairymaid with a purpose, the spots over afterward with well
scientists. It will be the proof that no
"No pipe dreams," admonished the
and now she has one of the most prof­ beaten white of an egg or a good
fake has been worked.”—New Orleans plum her.
itable dairies In her part of the coun- leather reviver.
“I hope whatever is said none wlll
try.
Do not throw away the old table­ Times-Democrat.
take It 111,” said the doctor.
cloths. When too much worn to use
A Queen’s Love of Animals.
“Then we’ll all be good natured and
on the table cut into convenient sl-e.
i/
Flower and Tree.
I love all animals, even spiders. not ask cross questions,” supplemented
put narrow bem on sides and one inch
They spin so cleverly and are such ex- the lawyer.
' It is said that tbe first weeping wll- hem on ends and see what nice, soft
• ellent mothers Besides, they are mu­
But it was the remark of the baker
low In England was planted by Alex- towels they will make.
sical.
My friend the SwedlBb com­ which broke up the meeting.
under Pope, the poet.
poser Hallstrom told me that for a
“What I want to know, first of all,”
Wild olive trees last centuries In
Church Work,
long time he had two spiders which he declared. "Is who Is expected to sup­
Turkey, and there are some for which
would let themselves down from the ply the dough 7’-Baltimore American.
fully 1.000 years are claimed.
The famous Camden church at Cam­ celling by long threads when he played
The vine attains a great age, contin­ berwell. England, a structure designed nnd station themselves on tbe piano to
A Swift Bird.
uing fruitful for at least 400 years, by Ruskin, has been reopened.
bear the music. Of ants aud bees 1
The Mexican road runner has only
A $40,000 loan has been negotiated will not speak. One who does not
it Is supposed to lie equal to the oak
two short legs, but he can beat a
by the Broad Street Presbyterian love them Is so stupid that I have
ns regards longevity.
horse, a bound and an electric carriage
lm
church
of
Columbus,
O.,
to
meet
The leaf of the cocosnut tree Is near­
nothing to say to him. Even wasps and give them a handicap start. Speed
provement
expenses.
ly thirty feet long
A single leaf of
are not as black as they are painted. Is not his only recommendation. He
The Baraca society, which now bas For snakes only 1 have no liking.
the parasol magnolia of Ceylon affords
eats as he runs, or, rather, as the
over 300,000 members all over the They terrify me. But my aversion is
shade for fifteen or twenty persons.
things run away with him. Snakes
There are in London a number of world, hopes io build a $60,000 temple doubtless due to tbe fact that I have are the principal part of his diet, big
great houses doing a worldwide busi­ In Syracuse, where its founder. Mar­ not studied them enough. It seems and little. His crop Is as elastic as bls
to me impossible not to love an animal legs are swift, and when he wants to
ness In orchids alone
Most of the shall A. Hudson, resides.
Ths Danker denomination, which whose innocence and goodness one
plants come from Brazil. In the bo­
prepare for a long Journey he colls up
tanical gtrdens of Rio de Janeiro there has retched Its bicentennial with near­ has accurately comprehended.—Carmen a rattler or two Inside of his neck and
ly all Its old forms Intact. Is now Sylva In Century.
are over 6.000 varieties of orchids.
sets out across the Mexican desert
meeting with a desire on the part of
with a swiftness that makes It look
tbe younger members for such inno­
A Noiseless Room,
like a bunch of dust on a record break­
Fly Catches.
vation as organs In tbe churches and
For many physical researches a per ing tour around the world.
a staff of paid ministers.
fectly noiseless room is a desldera-
Cati her Jack Warner of the Wash­
turn,
If such could be devised It
ington Americana lias pun hased a half
Carrot Pudding.
would opeu out uew possibilities of re­
Remorse.
interest In the Galveston club of the
One cupful of grated carrots, one
search.
At
tbe
University
of
Utrecht
'Texas league.
cupful of grated potatoes, one cupful
tbe problem has been apparently suc-
The insomnia of the soul.
of sugar, one cupful of flour, one-half
The former graud major league
> essfully solved by the room designed
Regret
tattooed
Into
memory.
pitcher, Charley Nichole, is pitching
cupful of raisins and currants mixed
by Zwaardemaker.
The walls and
Ghosts of evil deeds haunting a life
good ball for the Pueblo club of the
two teaspoonfuls of all kinds of spice
celling of the room are eleven Inches
Western league.
Living under the lash of conscience
mixed, one teaspoonful of soda one
thick nnd are formed of six separate
teaspoonful of salt. Mix all together
Pittsburg has unearthed a great
A life thrown into eclipse by an act.
layers. Tbe first consists of a feltlike
and steam for three hours Grease a
thrower In Outfielder Owen Wilson
Conscience turning state's evidence.
material of horsehair known as trlcbo-
lie ranks with Cobb nnd Coombs In
An agony of sorrow at the grave of a please. This is followed by a layer of small pail and put the dough in It
Set the pall in a kettle of boiling wa­
the speed nnd accuracy of bls ¡>eg wrong
porous stone Isolated from the floor by
glug.
The knell "Too late!" ringing through sheet lead. An air space of about an ter. keeping the water well up near
the top of tbe pall. Cover kettle over
Jimmy McAleer's infield is tbe fast­ the soul.
tmh Is followed by wood and then a
so all the steam may be kept In as
est be has had sluce lie managed tbe
Standing prisoner, self confessed, be­ course of ground corn and sand Tbe
much as possfble.-Boston Post
St. Louis Americana. Ferris and Wll- fore the bar of conscience.
final layer Is of specially prepared
Hams are playlng tbe best ball of their
Memory's revenge for irreparable ground cork known as korkstein.—Lon­
careers.
Burning Wood.
wrong — William George Jordan in don Globe.
Wood crackles when It Is Ignited be­
New York Tribune.
cause the air expanded by heat fdwfla
Looking Into th» Past.
English Etchings.
way through the pores of the wood
An old lady in New York, celebrating
The
Old
Testament.
tbe fiftieth anniversary of her wed­ with a crackling noise. Green wood
delivery of London's milk
ding. grew reminiscent. It was forty makes less snapping than dry because
quires 4.5110 horses
There are 39 books.
years ago. she said, since she had her
COnt,lD '«*■ air. being filled
Five hundred Hr“» are caused an
There are 929 chapters.
first clothes wringer, and fluting ma­ I with sap and moisture, which ex tin
n u ally tn London by lamp accidents
There are 23.214 verses.
J
chines came In about the same time gulsh the flame, whereas the pores of
lu keeping the accounts at the Bank
There are 592.439 words.
People then had one daguerreotype dry wood are filled with air, which
i
of England over fifty ledgers are filled
There are 2.728.100 letters.
taken and put It in a frame. There i supports combustion.
dally.
were no egg beaters, no carpet sweep­
The middle Is Proverbs,
A firm of South|Kirt builders recently
ers. no faucets, no sewing machines,
Posted Him.
Tbe middle chapter Is Job 29.
failed because they erected bouses on
The word "and" occur» 35.452 times. no street cars, electric lights and nu­
the site of an old haunted mansion,
p!nk; 1
engaged to her the
and no tenant would live there.
Tbe word "Jehovah" occurs «,853 merous other things now so common.
The kitchen was full of tinware, ard whole of last summer. Stranger (eager
In London tipping has become a pub­ times.
notwithstanding the fact that water J’ 'ery glad to bear it I am the
Tbe shortest rene Is 1 Chronicles.
lic scourge In a west end restaurant
had to be carried It must all be kept r L"
missioned to sue you
If you pay $1 for your dinner and do chapter 1. verse 26.
scoured. But one good thing of those for breach of promise.
not leave a fifth of that sum as a tip
The twenty-first verse of tbe seventh old days, hired girls." were paid only
you are looked upon an a skinflint
chapter of Ezra contains all tbe letters $5 or at most $7 per month.
Lusty.
of the alphabet.
Shopkeeper—Is there anything else 1
t
Thought Mail Was Whits Man's Food. can send you. sir? What would Ton
Pith and Point
I
Flippant Flings.
The Rev Hiram Bingham, recently
\
We all get fooled tn time.
trrived here from Honolulu, te one of er—I wouldn t care to ear inwki.
Russlan game stattetica sbow that the most picturesque figures In the to It It might answer me back.
*
Th* largest part of some people ta
the peasants kille«! 26.000.000 squlrrels •nodem history of the eotitb seas. Hts
the wishbone.
last year. but mlseed the csar — Louis
Ife has been devoted to work In and
You cannot afford to hare things
Snapped |t Out
vtlle Courterjournal.
for the Gilbert Islands, which he first
given to you
Dear. am I ,b.
Once In awhtle It comes wlth a great visited In 1367 When be first visited hive »yer iOved?”
r>n
Every man who works at all works
ahock to a gtrl to find ont that a man the Gilbert Islands the natives had no
“T**. or ever will.”
too hard to fool bls money away.
never notice» the dlffsrenee between a knowledge of writing and had never
And It mnst bars been th»
,
Never tell a friend anything that
forty nlns cent ahlrt watet and one that •een paper The first mall that arrived ••Id It that made bev mad
would not look well tn print with your
rost $27.86.—Indianapolis N»ws
for the missionaries was stolen by the
uame signed to It.
An ambltioue pereon propoeee to sup- native carrier to whom It was intrust
The fact that you had lota of good
-,_____ _
LIMI. fill*.
preea all needleee nolaea In New York. sd and distributed In particles to tbe
times when you were young ta a poor
Rut
tn
Washington
they
will
still
get
'tber
natives,
who
ate
the
scraps
under
umbrella to
$7.300 a year and ho occaalonallv ree- the impression that they were some_______ ._ _
storms when
ognlsed hy the preeidtng tfileer Loute- kind of white man's food.-Baa Fran the storm "kewTn .
Globe.
people
vUle CourtersJournaL
CkronXK
_; .way
' °°r
Brevities
I
GERMANY’S END.
Valeska Surratt received an offer to
play for a year In tbe London muli.
balls.
Anna Held thinks she would be su'
eesaful io London with "The Parisian
Model."
It te said that “Peter Pan" bas suc
■eeded in completely puzzling tbe gay
and clever Parisians.
Louis Harrison and Louis Cassavant
have been engaged for tbe company
to aupport Grace Van 8tuddlford.
“The Call of tbe North" Is the title ot
the new play in which Robert EJeson
will star tbe coming season. Tbe play
Is by George Broadhurst.
Marie Tempest was one of the guests
st an entertainment given in London
by Mrs. Martin, the aunt of the Count­
ess of Craven, in the latter's honor.
William F. Carroll has been engaged
for a character part In tbe play In
which Louis Mann is to star
Mr
Carroll Is the author of “Muldoon's
Picnic.”
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