Tillamook headlight., October 08, 1908, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 8, 1Ô08
rTs,
WANTED TO KNOW.
nby . m
•nt That Tamed the Inquisi­
tive Man for a Tim*.
la not so much fun to be got
e inquisitive man. He Is gen-
mere nuisance, but oceaslon-
fumlshes food for merriment,
dowu east storekeeper was
Irely Inquisitive that It was
to teach bltn a lesson,
bls fallings was a desire to ex-
e contents of every package
friends deposited in bis store
keeping. He must see the lo­
be bad to break tbe package
ne day a man left a stout
g, asking that no one disturb
proprietor walked around rest-
awblle and then stopped
bag. Apparently no one was
In reality all tbe store loung-
ln tbe secret and were anx-
altiug bls next move. He
fingered the cord that tied
f tbe bag for a minute and
kly untied it He had no
look In before tbe contents
. They consisted of a score
d spirited hornets, and the
lit on all tbe exposed por­
that Inquisitive man was a
He shot out of the store at a
would have done credit to a
They say that for a year
be hardly looked into bls
barrel without asking per-
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cyclopedia Not Influenced by
¡splay of Bunting.
b of July night In London
Music ball advertised Bpe-
ons to American visitors,
auditorium the union jack
rs and stripes Infolded one
d at tbe luterludes were
nkee Doodle” and “Hall,
while a quartet sang
the Swanee River."
e the turn of tbe human
, who advanced to the
stage and announced bim-
answer, sight unseen, all
e audience might pro-
querles was fired at him,
cyclopedia breathlessly told
) of the earth from Mars,
f of bones In the human
[square miles In the British
I other equally Important
a brief pause. In which an
up.
“What great
ce July 4, 1776?” he pro-
loud, glad voice.
encyclopedia glared at
cldent you speak of, sir,
mous houtrage.”—Every-
s Meet Emergencies.
H. Herrick says a spar-
k a horsehair from the
nestling, while another
rlole, will stand by and
bang until dead without
release it.
tug at a string which
a limb, but Is never seen
e situation by releasing
will make several turns
t a limb and leave the
without any relation to
at Its effort Is useless.
Soma Odd Nation*.
In some European countries 111 luck
is said to follow the person who stir*
any liquid In a pan from east to west
lu Scotland persona when baking oat
cakes break a piece off and throw it
In the fir* to appease evil agencies.
Still another custom lu that land 1* to
make a birthday cake with nine knobs.
Then nine of tbe assembled company,
when the cake comes hot out of tbe
oven, each breaks one knob off and.
throwing it behind him, says, “This I
give to thee, fox, eagle, wolf," etc.
In some countries It Is considered
unlucky to give a mince pie to a
guest—It should be asked for. Like­
wise a mince pie should never be cut
with a knife, but held whole with tbe
fingerr, and eaten that way: also to
eat as many mince pies as possible at
as many different bouses before
Christmas. It is believed, will Insure
so many happy months for the eater.
To wrap a mince pie In sliver paper
and keep it from Christmas till July
and then eat It Is also said to bring
good luck.
Whin Woman Admirid Whisker*.
For ages beards were the delight of
ancient beauties. Tbe sight of a shaved
chin excited sentiments of borror aud
aversion. To obey the Injunctions of
his bishops Louis VII. of France crop­
ped his hair a la pompadour and shaved
off bls luxuriant whiskers. Eleanor
Aqultane. his consort, found him with
this uncommon appearance very ridic­
ulous and very contemplate. She re­
venged herself by becoming something
more than a coquette. The king ob­
tained a divorce. Sbe then married
the Count of Anjou, who shortly aft­
erward ascended tbe English throne,
and gave him as her marriage dower
the rich provinces of Poitou and Gul-
enne.
And this was tbe origin of
those wars which for 300 years rav­
aged France and which cost the
French nation 3.000.000 men. all of
which probably had never taken place
If Louis VII. bad not been so rasb as
to shave off his whiskers, by which
be made himself so disgusting to the
fair Eleanor.—New York Press.
What Killed th* Adjutant?
A good story from the regimental
Journal of the “Fighting Fifth" con­
cerns Colonel (then Captain) FitzRoy
and dates back to 1860. FitzRoy was
possessed of an air gun. and one after­
noon be took a shot at an adjutant, a
bird which, being an excellent scaven­
ger. Is protected from Injury by a fine
of 100 rupees. Several people saw the
bird fall, but heard no report There
was, of course, a hubbub, and a court
of Inquiry was ordered to Investigate
the bird's death.
As luck would have it, FitzRoy was
appointed president of the court, the
finding of which was duly recorded as
follows: "The court, having carefully
investigated all the evidence brought
before It have come to the conclusion
that the bird died of sunstroke."—
(Signed) Phil FitzRoy. Captain and
President."—Allahabad Pioneer.
Brief, but Crushing.
He was very badly In love Indeed
and had sat up till the “wee sma'
hours" composing the following liDes:
Beautiful one. with eyes so blue.
Oh, how my tond heart sighs for you!
Sweet spirit, listen to me now;
Hear once again my ardent vow.
He turned out about three yards of
this soul Inspiring verse and Bent It to
rdlng to abundant and the object of his adoration with a re­
ony, will carry shell quest that she would express an opin­
rable height, drop them ion on Its merits. This Is what he re­
bard ground and repeat ceived :
"Dear Mr. Hopkins." sbe wrote, “1
until It gets the soft.
do not like to hurt your feelings, but
Tribune.
If you will read the initial letters of
your first four lines downward I may
Pommel Souffle*,
say that they express my sentiments
the first railway In exactly.”
ch journal points out
connection with this
Might Be Worse.
ues of pommes souf-
An old woman was brought Into a
ered. A French chef London hospital suffering from a poi­
n the new line from soned leg. Tbe house surgeon made a
aln and was prepar- hurried examination. He was a man
the banquet which of blunt speech. “It will have to come
tbe opening. Just be­ off," he told her.
st Germain be threw
“What, not all of It?"
tbe boiling butter.
“The whole of It. I'm sorry to say."
er, was delayed, and growled the bouse surgeon.
to be taken out again,
“Nothing else for it?”
restarted tbe potatoes
“No other chance for you whatever."
put in the boiling but- explained tbe bouse surgeon.
one's delight were
“Ah. well, thank Gawd it's not my
taken out to be de- ’ead.”
Inflated. Tbe beau-
e soufflee bad been
Frost on tho Moon.
Referendum.
cantons of Swltzer-
mbllng ths referen-
practlce since tbe six-
e present form was
ton of St. Gallen in
spite of conservative
erend um was incor-
lss federal constitu-
lts application was
tbe cantons, except
ndum Is now es-
lowanca.
the wayward eon,
allowance for the
e old man. “If it
ance you get there
—Chicago Newt.
her?
who has a smile
for every sorrow,
ery grief, an ex-
■ prayer for er-
encouragement for
the wind blew ■
against me neck
Changes on the moon’s surface, espe­
cially at tbe point known as th* crater
Linnaeus, are recognized by some as­
tronomers. It Is concluded that tbe
diminution of a white patch must be
a melting of hoarfrost at sunrise and
that the deposition and melting frost
must be taking place In other part* of
the moon.—London Chronicle.
An Insult.
Tuffold Knutt - Wot are ye cross
about?
Wareham Long (in a high
state of Indignation)—The woman In
that house acroat the way Insulted
me! I asked her If she had any old
clothin' to give a nor* man, an' she
offered me a b ft in' suit!—Cbic’Jgr
Tribune.
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BOULDER CREEK.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N, Bays. Miss Lilli-
bel and Master A lie started Monday
morning for h two weeks visit witli
relatives at Dallas and Philomath.
£H. A. Chopard, wife and sou spent
Sunday with H. L. Jensen and family.
Leslie Jensen is staying with Ins uncle,
arid attending school in Tillamook.
R. Y. Blalock and family staited on a
blackberrying expedition, out near the
city last Monday.
E. P. Mills and Bennie went to Sand­
lake last week for cranberries.
R. O. Richards and JI. Curl
'phones put in their homes one day last
week. They are on the Mutual line.
Mr. Bennett was picking apples lor W.
D Gladwill last Monday.
ILL. Jensen and wife went to Three
Rivers Saturday, to take their children,
Carl anil Ethel, down to their grand pa's
where they will slay this winter to
attend school.
Mrs. Alice Mills expects to start this
Tuesday) morning, for
California.
where she will spend the winter. We
cordially sympathize with E. P., who
will be left to lie his own cook. Little
Delle will accompany her mamma, and
Ben will stay with Mr. Mills.
Mies Bessie Bays, who has been work­
ing for Mrs. Russel, at Cloverdale, re.
turned home last week
P. R. Coulson, our genial mail carrier,
is hack from his visit to the State Fair.
John Borba. jr., went to Tillamook
last week to attend the carnival, but
came home before it was over, as the
shows were so slow in arriving.
People living near the road snw an
apparition last week. A bareheaded
par:v|with hia hair sticking up like the
quills on the fretful porcupine, drove a
wild eyed steed along our streets to the
accompaniment of much rattling of
wheelsand whip-cracking; he went eo
fast we had no chance to interview him.
eo cannot say what was in the wind, but
we learn that he answers to the illustri­
ous name of Ralph Waldo Emerson
Welch.
Mrs. L. N. Sandoz, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Chopard and Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Gladwill and family spent a few days
camping at Ocean Park recently. They
report a jolly time beside old briny,
W.D. gave the rest of tbe party con­
siderable anxiety, on account of the im­
mense quantity of clams he ate, but
foitunately they got him home without
his doing himself any serious harm. He
saw many curious sights on the trip.
One morning after being out on a scout-
ing expedition before breakfast, he came
back to camp in a state of great excite
ment. He had been up to *ee what luck
the fishermen had, and declared one of
them caught something that looked like
a “ red stand cover with a long tail on
one corner . but it must have been a fish
because it had eye* and a mouth in the
' opposite corner.”
His friends were
some* hat skeptical until they went up
•nd saw it for tbemaelve*. Hi* descrip­
tion certainly fitted it to perfection, but
we were unable to learn it* name.
H A. Chopard tought ■ large fat hog
i of Jno. Borba. and butchered it Monday,
I Mr. Nicklaus baa been setting p>ata
and getting ready for hi* telephone, a
Mutual we learn
Francis Welch drove a bend of sheep
through our neighborhood, Monday.
Easy Job.
“I would be willing to work," said
Tyre Dout. "If I could get tbe sort of
Job I want."
“What would that Job her
“Well. I wouldn't mind calling out
tbe statlona on an Atlantic Ilnar."
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