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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 8, 1909. CADETS. Exorcises Include id Conflicts. K military school. ! ■D system of edu- of the cadets with | ■swords were not ! Bing of the kind ! ■ in Europe. It I lercest character. Struggle there was Ifat. which lasted I trlumpnant ever 1 iquisbeJ and tore | H Will h v ere * the cadets ntru I. one another Y fiercely and with wild r C moment a prearranged s'g ;i *■ Yen or the fight came to an e: d th* g combatants drew them . Yilne. and their faces assumed an ex (gpreaslon of woeden comp** in- |Y In all the public school* prominence A was given to military exercises. aa tj the scholars took part la : , |ra enthusiasm. Even tn th-:r v. " s : K practiced running, fiani.b g i <i ; i c den, unexpected attacks Y The history of Japan w-s every A where made a means of rtr • th ml•• i the pupils' patriotism r." I t’ * S in Japan’s invinclbllf v I * ,, X stress was laid upon the country's sue £ cessful wars, the Is of them were ' e-.li iif-d, and the Hren were tauph 5 that nona of 's military enter ’ prises had -McClure's Maga- sine. A iti Ths Hugo Staci Beak Is Cc.pa'.lc of In dieting Tarrlblo Injury. A tnedcra rant Is nothin,- in* re t'j-.'.i* a huge steel beak, or s; ut. w’.il h i fitted to the prow of th ■ b.ittlcsbip f the purpose of daatri • I .■* i c • i ship In time of trnr I y ' i b i •*• . collision. Indeed. should a vessel sue ceed iq driving bar run a tain t an other wnr hlp the I,***' i , , i : , at full speed, would be ■ n:li ic?t i crush In the ship's f ! u - rid * b r, * Immediately. A battleship’s ram weighs about for ty tons and Is east all In one , Ie<e It Is of solid steel and <■ i;> i' .!*■ i.f s’: ing a tremeudius blow. Shell proof a man-of-war may be made, but tin skill of the naval arclilter t Is unequa to the task of designing n ship t'.ii can resist the ram. Great care must b ■ ™ r i ■ *1 in t'- ing sueh a heavy p!<<v < f ■ t*-- 1 th * method generally n<:* *>t<-1 f* 1 lows: The ram is suspended from n strong derrick. 1 the b ttom end of which is attached to ti:<* <". t ,■ of the vessel's keel I H'r** ......... between the ram nr.d i part, dr hull, totkrnlled tight compart ments., The weapon 1- .-•<> tied tin; strikes just below the nr v nil be where resistance Is that the ramming vesse’ to so ’ her engines easily can by ■Rf from the ship she adelphi.i Record. Ord “Person.” In F. Butler, it 1 that a woman was and a Loudon suf at the word "person' (Deludes woman. Ta< word* «n interesting history Signifying by stym logy something to make a sound-through, the I.atin "per ■ om ” beoaa by ii:*'aai::a an outhplece. Then 1 ter represented by the tls personae.” Then it a ____ Rhe part or character one Bostains in real Hr*-, m i tb “persona oedosiae.' tla* i i a * r. - raeented the Church, became know as a “person” In a i>i *ra <• was eventoally sp - ii .< i On the etb krraand. “person" faded sway to mean Just anybody. And so a woman i;.i I nr.* ;i.. re <*at< be IKo as a "person" In or- my women no less nut- ’ count as “persons" In franchise law.—Chicago «tier’s Generosity, mp'es of episcopal cu B cited of late tbnt the may be excused for be lop of a century or so een an Incarnation of piinst the I.uxmores. the the Porteouses may bo - Butler, where "Analo- Kd as a text book for Inations. Butler kept iDurbam. where he dis- Ilty with a lavish hand n a man called at the g a rubscrfptlon for i object. ‘ How much In the bouse?” asked rretary. The secretary ion replied that there re it to him. then.” re- _ophcr bithop. "for It Is a bishop should have so on Chronicle. CITY OF THE INSANE. VEST’S CAMPAIGN SPEECH. Happy and Honored “Guests" of ths Inhabitants of Ghoel. One of the most remarkable places in Europe, of which no tourist on pleas ure bent ever takes notice, says a writ er in a Berlin paper, is the "City of the Insane,” by which name Gheel, near Antwerp, bas been known for genera tions. About 1.500 men and women afflicted with insanity in all its forms live there aud have a happy being as the "guests" of the inhabitants, who know by experience how to treat the unfortunate ones. In the streets, in the places of amusement, the cafes and workshops these patients may be found, and nowhere is there the re motest suggestion of restraint appar ent. The board ranges from 240 to 2.400 marks a year, and, no matter how small the amount may be. the pa tient Is always the favored member of the family. He bas the first right to the most comfortable chair, and the head of the table belongs to him. He receives the most attention, and this he learns to appreciate and to endeav or to maintain by living down his illness. Even the children know how to treat the demented people. The dangerous ones are sent to another settlement and to institutions. It is wonderful how considerate, careful end kind the simple people are toward their charges, and a peep into the com munity would probably terrify physi cians who had never beard of and could not appreciate the good which is being done in this “City of the In sane.” Why a Small Boy Persisted In Hear ing It Every Day. t . I have just opened up the most com plete line of BOTTS, A ttorney - at -L aw . Complete set of Abstract Books “Senator Test was making a buggy in office. Taxes paid for non- campaign in southeast Missouri some i • years ago,” said a Missouri official. Residents. “His driver was a small boy, who was duly impressed with the Importance Office opposite Post Office. of his distinguished passenger. “At each town visited by Vest the Both phone«. boy hurried his team to a convenient livery barn and then raced for the courthouse, or wherever the 'speakin'' 'Y^Z' H- COOPER, was to take place, and perched him self with painful regularity on the front seat. He Invariably turned his A ttorney - at -L aw , eyes on the senator and took in every word of the speech as if his very life T illamook , O regon . depended on it. "Finally the lad's continued conspic uous presence among his auditors an noyed the senator, and he kindly but firmly reminded the boy that it was arl haberlach not necessary for him to attend every meeting. attorney - at - law , “ ‘I make the same speech each time. You have heard it often enough to Seutechrr ^buoltat, know it by rote, so Just put In your time In tbe future looking after tbe Office acrose the street and north from team,’ be admonished bls youthful the Post Office. driver. “Despite the senator’s objection, the boy was again In the front seat the H. GOY NE, next day and the following day. This enraged Vest, and he thundered: “ ’Why do you persist in always oc A ttorney - at L aw . cupying that front seat? Didn't I tell you I make the same speech every Office : Opposite Court House, day? It's as old and stale to you as It J. P. ALLEN. Proprietor. Is to me. Why Insist on bearing it again and again?* T illamook , O regon . “ 'I want to see what you’re going to do when you fergit It,’ answered tbe Special Attention paid to Tourists. A RACE ON ICE. boy. Vest capitulated.”—St. Louis Re W. SEVERANCE, A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation. Ths Skates That Got Away and Those public. That Were Recovered. THE ELEPHANT FLEET. Thackeray once asked one of the A ttorney - at -L aw , men who let out skates on the Ser pentine whether he had ever lost a How it Is Used by the British Gov ernment in India. pair through the omission to exact a T illamook O regon . Its elephant fleet Is one of the stran deposit, and be replied that he had never done so. except on one occasion, gest and most deadly departments when the circumstances made it al maintained by the British government in India. It is a large fleet of coast most pardonable. T. BOALS, M.D., above everything distinguished A well dressed young fellow was ing steamers specially built for the having bis second skate fastened on transport of elephants. India's popu PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, when he suddenly broke away from lation is one-fifth that of the entire the man's hands and dashed to the ice. globe. All these people use elephants. TILLAMOOK. From the Common The next instant a thickset, powerful They use them for draft work and for man was clamoring for another pair. tiger bunting, and In the arenas of the Office- Olftun Building. Used on the family table it turns a dry lunch He was a detective in pursuit of his native states they even pit them Residence : Mrs. Weiss’ house, west o prey, and a very animating sight it against one another and against wild into an enjoyable sustaining meal, makes home Mrs. Wfilker’r. was to watch the chase. He was, as beasts. The elephant fieet transfers cheerful, keep the men at home and offers the animals from Dacca, tbe trapping he had boasted, a first rate skater, and It became presently obvious that he and training headquarters, to the va effectiv,' aid to real temperance. ] I. M. SMITH, rious districts whence comes the de was running down bls man. Then the young fellow determined to mand. Orders should be Sent to the To get an elephant aboard ship is a run a desperate risk of liberty. The PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ice, as usual, under the bridge was difficult and dangerous task. Tbe ani marked "Dangerous," and he made for mal must wade through the surf to a •» Office over J. A. Todd & Co.. It at headlong speed. The ice bent be stout raft, and this unknown surf, so Tillamook. Ore. neath his weight, but he got safely white and tumultuous, often terrifies and maddens him. If in his fury be through. The sheriff's officer followed with slaughters a mahout or two be cannot equal pluck, but. being n heavier man. be greatly blamed. Once on the raft, C. HAWK, Agents for the H.Weinhard Brewery, Manufacturers of the his legs are tied to pegs, and the slow broke through and was drowned. Tillamook Rock Brand Carbonated Beverages. "His skates.” said the narrator of sail to the ship is uneventful. But the Incident. "I got back after th« In now a great band must be arranged Agents for the Bartlett Spring Mineral water. quest. but those tbe young gentleman under the elephant's belly, and a crane PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, must hoist him up some twenty or had on I never saw again."—London thirty feet to the deck. Here again Telegraph. BAY CITY, OREGON. the elephant cannot be set down as In tractable If. losing his head In that Th« Salt Sea Legend. There Is a legend In the Norse scalds unprecedented aerial Journey, he mur which explains why the sea is salt. ders some more mahouts. Very pros R. BEALS, The "bountiful Frodl.” whose mythical perous, albeit stained a little with ma reign was a golden age indeed* pos houts’ blood, the elephant fleet for sessed a quern, or hand mill, which many years has piled up and down the REAL ESTATE, ground out gold and peace, but which Indian coast, embarking nnd disem would grind out stores of anything de barking its heavy, unmanageable F inancial A gent , sired by Its owner. Two giant maid freight.—New York Press. ens, ruled over by Frodl, were the Tillamook, Oregon. Ths Appreciation of Music. grinders. In an evil day a sea rover If we would appreciate music aright, came upon the scene, slew Frodl and JJR. P. J. SHARP, carried off the quern and tbe two we must remember that its beauty de giant maidens who worked It. When pends not upon tbe composer alone, the sea rover's vessel was right out nt but upon ourselves also. Deep calls RESIDENT DENTIST, sea he ordered the maidens to grind unto deep, and the harmony of sound, snlt. At midnight they asked if they though appealing primarily to the out Office across the street from the hnd not ground enough. The sen ward ear, must be answered by a har rover, nngry at being awakened from mony from within ourselves. The Court House. his sleep, commanded them to grind more culture we bring to tbe hearing Dr. Wise’s office. until morning. Now. tbe giant maid of music, the wider our sympathy, tbe ens naturally enough worked very more exquisite will be the echoes quickly, so as they went on grinding which it awakens In the soul. If we the load of salt grew so heavy that It would understand the composer's mes a SARCHET, sank the ship, and now tbe sea will sage we must co-operate with him. . The Fashionable Tailor. We must reach out to him with all continue salt forever. 126 Fifth Street, Portland. our faculties. If we do that, the reve lation of music will ceaselessly renew Cleaning, Pressing and Repair* Looked Too Far. There was an English farmer, a Its beauty, ever turning unimagined ing a Specialty. Somersetshire man. who once owned aspects to gladden us.—Redfern Mason in Atlantic. Centrally Located. First Class Rooms. a telescope. The old man remarked Store in Heins Photographic to a friend nt a local race meeting that An Ugly Looking Lizard. the gentry nowadays had glasses for Gallery. Among tbe lizards of Australia the both eye» and added that he "bad bad one once for one eye. a right good one "thorny devil” (Moloch horridus) is it was, but now It was no use at all— unrivaled in its ugliness. From tbe tip of its nose to tbe end of its tall The Only First Class Hotel in Tillamook, Ore. JDOBERT A. MILLER, no, not to nobody." this lizard is covered wltb tubercles A Modern Hotel. Traveling Men’s Home. Tourists’ Headquarters. “Why not?” asked the friend. “Well,” he said, “it were a good one. and spines, but In spite of its danger A ttorney - at -L aw , J. F. RAMSEY, Pro. 1 could see mile» wl' en. I could sec ous appearance it Is quite harmless. It measures about seven inches in Land Titles, Land Office Busi plain the steeple of the church five miles off. But missus' son John, he length. It bas a flat body, a small ness and Mining Law. borrowed en. and he tried to see tbe bead • nnd a cylindrical tall. It fre steeple of t’other church, ten miles quents sandy places, feeds largely on PORTLAND, OREGON. off—and tried and tried and couldn't. ants and Is more or less diurnal in Room, 306 Commercial Building. And that strained It. and it were nev habits. Its powerful limbs are fur er of no use any more—no, not to no nished with strong claws, which it L and O ffic » B vbinbmi Phone A. low. uses in digging tbe sand. In which it body.” ________________ A &FBCIALTY. often lies wholly or partially burled. STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES in Tillamook, all new and Fresh. The prices are no higher than others. We most cordially invite you to come and look at what we have and get our prices, whether you buy or not. , C W. M. MILLS The Best Hôtel. THE ALLEN HOUSE, Headquarters for Travelling Men. A. PURITY R. WEINHARD’S BEER Columbia Bottling Co Astoria, Oregon. F The Oregon Cheese Co., Incorported, is prepared to buy all the first class cheese that comes along. Spot cash and highest price. Factory men will do well to see R. Robinson, the mana ger, before selling. He will be in Tillamook a good part of the time dur ing the season, Only the best stock wanted. THE OREGON CHEESE COMPANY, L HOTEL RAMSEY, Tillamook. Oregon. HARNESS, COLLARS, etc. You Use Them. We Sell Them. pUWlNG & COWINC LAWYERS. A Troublesome Mirror. Is Occupation. H • “Mamma." said Flossie, "this old my fellow in answer to a looking glass Isn't any good.” Justice's court as to wbat “Why, what’s the matter with it. living said: dear?" asked her mother. in the spring I ketches “Every time I try to look In It,” ex ing mockin' birds. In the plained Floeale, “my face gets tn the sstly sells rattlesnake but- way." iles fer the babies, but lu 1 sometimes bas to chop As a Corollary. mt a Constitution. "Are marriages made in heaven?” "As to that I can't say, but I do ■larging th* Limit. know this much.” h’ery foolhh. Alfred. That "What's that, PelegT "There's lots of courting done in 1 cigar, and you know the rhurch.”—Louisville Courier-Journal. d you to one a day.” but I've consulted two ■a, and each bas allowed Didn’t Get a Chance. ir a day; total, three” She—What did papa say when you asked him for my hand? jeon baa two education«- He—Why. be couldn’t say a word. he receive« from others and "He couldn't?" important, which be gives “No; your mother Was theref'—Too kers Statesman. Defined. "What to the difference between firmness and obstinacy?” asked a young lady of her fiance. “Firmness." was hto gallant reply, “to a noble characteristic of women; obstinacy to a lamentable defect In men!” Her Eyes Opened. Scribbler — She isn't writing any more article« on bow to manage a husband. 8crawler—No; she knows better now. She's married —Philadel phia Record. Enough Sa!d. Visitor-What part of prison life to tbe hardest to put up with? Convict— Tbe visitors.—Judge. In great attempts It to glorious even to fail —Longinus W. A. WILLIAMS & CO., R oom 334 Woicirru B uilding , T hirl and O ak btnkkti . Room Next to the U.S. Land O®re. Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. PORTLAND, OREGON AAAA AAAA 4 A. K. CASE, riOPXIETOB » ’ Tillamook Iron Works < w'th Dr. King’s General Machinists & Blacksmiths. « i New Discovery Boiler Work, Logirer’« Work and Heavy Forging. F0RC8E8i“ Fine ■•chine Work a Specially. < TILLAMOOK, OREGON. J 1 AMD ALL THROAT AMD LUHfl TWOUfilEI. OUARAMTUD BATiarAOTONY OB MOMMT refunded .
