Tillamook headlight., June 09, 1910, Image 4

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE. 9, 1910
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MATHEMATICS.
YOUR MEMORY.
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T. BO1T3
A CURIOUS WATCH
Ussd to Lecst« an Asrolits That Ne II It 8««m« to Fail You Juot Give It a Mad» by a C!»v»r Workman on a Chal­
lenge From Royalty.
Good Jogging.
On« Had Ever S««n.
Some
yearn
agu ilie exur. hearing of
doe«
not
"fall**
(except
In
Memory
Arithmetic, algebra and trigonometry
are not romantic, but they may accom­ lo»a of all tbe faculties); It simply gets the inarveioun inventive genius of a
plish things which greatly impress tbe weak aud languid fur want of use. Just Polish tmH-buuic. deurmiuid to put
Imagination. By menus of them a pro­ a» the physical organ» do. People of- him to the (ent and aecordiugly vanned
fessor at Yale university found a few ten aay "My memory 1» falling” wheu to Ln* forwarded to him a few <.*up|»er
years age an aerolite that no one had It 1» really na good a« ever If they nailn. notue w«x»d vlippingn. a pie< e ot
broken glann. an old < ra< ked china <*up
would give ft a chance.
ever seen.
A word, a date, a mime, an incident, some wire and a few vribbage i>o:ird
It appears that a photographer in
Ansonia. Conn , was occupied in tak­ cornea up. or. rather, fall» to come up pegs. The box was accompanied b.
ing pictures by tire aid of a telescope when you want It. There seem» to be tbe request that the Pole nhouid traun
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of a comet which was Invisible to tbe no poaalble way of reuietnl»«rlng It. form tiiene unpromising article» iuto a
naktOl eye. When his negatives were You make two or three effort», give up ttmeplvep.
It wuh a challenge and one that few
develo|>ed one of them rev euJed tbe fall aud »ay. "There'« n<> use; tt’s gone
watchmakers wou.d have cared to take
ef a meteor. It was too small an ob- from me.”
Nonseuse! It hasu't. It is there just up. But it would have taken a hard i
Ject to attract the attention of the
unaided eyes, but It. line on the pho- a« much ua It ever was. only (here are task than thin to daunt the Pole, H>
tugrapb ludlcated that It must have a lot of things over it. Keep at work. set to work on the unpromising Diti
bring your will to bear upon it. try and teriuin aud out of them fashioned h
come to tbe earth.
The picture was shown to an astro­ try aud try. and after awlilte you cau watch that wun <iul< kly dispai« Imd t<>
tbe czar. Just eight hours after lit
nomical professor at Yale. Ascertain­ ¿et It.
Aud. better, you will find that tbe ex­ began bin work < of transformation tbt
ing tbe point of observation and reck­
oning with tbe aid of tbe data which ercise required In remembering It will watch Mtart<<l ou i its Journey to St. I’c
the photograph Itself supplied, be made help you nest time and that a little tendrilrg. where II arrived safely. t<
a culculatlsn which proved that the toU mid determination put together tbe great delight of tbe « zar.
It wan a morit uul«iue timepiece. It-
meteor must huve fallen In the neigh­ will accomplish wonders iu tbe whole
rase being made of rbiuu and it:
borhood of a reservoir some two miles range of faculties.
Look
over
your
memory,
see
where
works composed of the material th.
north of Danbury. Conn. - There the
aerolite was found in the very place you are inoat deficient Hull exercise it had a<-eonipanied the old < up. Yet I
UAlsatsd by tbe calculation. It was fu that respect. You can do it at any kept good lime au<l had Io I»** wotm
oval Lu form, measured fifteen and a odd time, while you are walking, rid­ up only oik e In lhr< e or tour days. .*
half Inches in length, seven and a half ing. resting after u day's work, listen­ pleased was the «zur that he sent fo.
Inches hi diameter und weighed twen­ ing perforce to a dull s[>eaker. Don't the Pole and conferred U| m » ii him sv'
ty-si» pounds. It wus sent to tbe mu­ let a few failures discourage you. The end dintinctlous. besides grunting Ilin
seum of Yale university, where It lung corridor of recollection lined upon a pension.—New York Press.
serves not only as on Illustration of both sides with valuable material will
be opened for you becuuae of your*lui-
tbe nature of tbe vagrant bodies of
portuulty if you use It.—Exchange.
A TRAGIC OLD CUSTOM.
the skies, but testifies also to tbe won-
del« of calculation which It Is possible
Human Doing, Once V/al'od Up I,
lus mathematical science to accom-
BARGAIN HUNTING.
Building Foundations.
pttoti —I'lttsburg Dispatch.
The practice of put ring money untie,
Th» Strsnuous Nationsl Game of the
the foundation »tone of a new bulldin '
Amsrican Womsn.
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DROPPING ASLEEP.
There is always something Impres­ Is the shadow of an older tragic cu.~
toiji. Tbe money atauda theoretical I
Th« Way Mother Nature Charms Away sive about a crowd that Is swayed by for the ransom of the human I m -I ii
a
single
emotion.
You
get
an
luipres-
Our Consciousnsss.
slun of force, says Mary Heaton Vorse who by ancient superstition sliott
How do we go to sleep? IIow does
In Success Magazine, These women, huve been buried ill its place. Olliei
Moth«r Nature charm away our con­ who a few moments ago bad been wise, it was held, the building wottl<
sciousness? First of all she throws quiet shoppers, formed a mob. They not stand firm und endure.
her spell on those centers of our bodies swayed and pushed as though moved
There was a time ivbeu this particu
that preside over the muscular ays- by a common Impulse toward a table lar kind of bumau sacrifice had »
tsiu, causing atw group of muscles where were the' embroideries. From vogue extending Io most parts of th,
(Lfjut another gradually to soUapae. their throats came a little dull growl, world. Even In England skeleton
rtip^uifter various powers of mind a curious noise—the whisper of u mob. have been found Imltedded In the l>as<
euwdamb In regular order. First we
The noise of u mob in Joy or lu au­ of castle walls, and there is record o'
hate attention and Judgment, then ger or In fright or just Its restless one German fortress at the building <>
memory goes, mid Imagination wuir murmur as it waits is different from which a child was liotiglit from it
ders away in reveries of Its own. auy other noise that comes from the mother with hard cash anti wall«'
Ideas of time and space oeaae to con­ human throut—quite distinct, of a cu­ Into the donjon tower, lite unnatura
trol thought as geutle sleep, the nurse rious animal timber. I beard it once mother, according to the story, lookln
of our life,' draws nearer. Then comes on the occasion of the throwing of a on the while. Effigies of human be
tbe turn of tbe special senses, begin bomb, again from a crowd waiting tor Ings are still used in some parts ■>'
nlug with sight. Eyelids close, and a bunk to open nnd a third time In n Europe as harmless substitutes, and in
eyelisUs turn upward mid Inward, us theater when fire hud been culled, remoter and more ruthless places the
If to shut out all ligliL the x>uplls con­ and now here It was In miniature from old custom crops out from time to lime
tracting more and more as slumber a couple of hundred women waiting to In all Its grim reality. Within t.ie last
»teals over us.
buy ten cent embroideries.
century two children, a boy and a girl,
They were poor women with shawls were. It was re|s>rted. walled Into :i
The turn of the ears comes; tbe pow­
er of hearing fades away. Tho heart and baskets, women with liable» In blockhouse by some laborers al Dug».
beats mid breath la drawn more und their nrniH. women with threadbare Asiatic Turkey.-Westminster Gazette
more slowly. The heart iieats from clothes carefully brushed, who must
ten to twenty dines less frequently think before spendhu^-ach dime lu
Millais' Faith In Himsalf.
each'minute, or 6,000 times less during the dollar, but for once Indulging in
Tbe artist Millais, writes J. E. Held
th« night, while breathing is not only the great sport of American wonieti— wit» ns open and frank ns a boy in ex
slower but much more «hollow tjitin bargain hunting.
presslug his belief in himself, WH.-i
during nuking hours.. Temperature
the Leyland collection was on view
Edward Ev«r«tt.
full« by perhaps 2 «-degrees, and the
previous to Its dis'|H*rs:il. M.Jills wen'
Edward Everett wus one of the most to see it mid openly asserted that 111
laxly lose« three times less beut tbau
i^lteu awake. And so nt lust sleep purely literary of all American orators. "Eve of St. Agnes" wits the best pic­
covers a ntmi all over sleep that shuts Among tbe more eminent rcliolnr» <»'•“ ture there. This egotism was part of
■tateumen of our land no one ha» ever his character a thing It was lm|s>ssH>le
up'sorrow'a eye.—Londou Express.
been more deservedly honored for In­ to resent oil account of the milliner It.
tellectual power, purity of character, which It whs expressed. Millais never
Both In Front and Behind.
A |>olke magistrate recently learned public and private, and for elearues» lost tbe si1 If confidence of youth. It.
and iwrceptlon of Judgment than Ever­ this res|>eet. as In ninny others, be re­
j J mu It la [HfbHlble to be back of a ¡>er-
ett. To tbe efforts of Edward Everett mained a bo.v to tile end. Neither was
som «veil If you are In front ot him.
more than to any other one |H*r»on is the egotistic note confined to art mat­
Th*» uhmwis of (tits startling lutelll-
to be credited the raising of funds ter«. Ills public R|H-eches were 111
ga«Mw was a «tout German conductor,
sufficient to purchase the home of variably alsiut himself. Illa conversa­
wltnam to a "breach of tbe peace"
Wmdilngton at Mount Vernon. He de­ tion ou all subjects was Impregnated
that uesurred alsiard his car.
livered a lecture ou the character of with tile essence of a sincere convic­
“Yost wore on your platform and yet
that great man more than a hundred tion of Ills own authority to n|s-nk
you »ay that the prisoner was In tuick
times and gave tbe proceed» to the lie liked to be always right, and such
uf youF* said the puzzled magistrate.
ladles' Mount Vernon aa»oclatlou. lie were bls grasp of realities nod his
"Ya."
personally placed over fUO.OOO In the power of reasoning that It required
•M as the prisoner lu the carF1
treasury. It Is probable that bls ora­ very strong evidence ami a very clever
“Ya."
tory won for benevolent purposes at argument to convluce him that be was
“Well, lhen, he must have been in least 8100.000.-8t. Louis liepublic.
wrong.—Youth's Companion
th«»» of you.''
"Wei»»," aald tin» uian patiently. “I
Flogging at Eton.
Th« Oldest Raliabl« Data.
e»e *h< «otiductor."
On more than one iK«va»li>n Dr. Horn­
It used to be supposed that the most
'Alssn," exclaimed the magistrate,
ancktnt civilization of which real rec­ by. the famous t>eiidma»ter at Eton. 1»
"you were on the rear platform. Tbe
ord«
bad l>eeu fouud dated from B. U. »aid Io liave Hogged tbe wrong boy by
I w I mkmt was In the car Now. how lu
3.500. This had relatlou to Peru aud mlHtake A boy thus victimized wa»
h«av«o'e «ante was be lu back of
Its earliest knowu inhabltauts. but Dr. asked why he did not attempt to ex
ywtiF
Eduard Mayer, profeoaor of aneleut cul|>ate himself or offer auy explana­
Wx eouductor smiled sweetly.
blatory at the Unlveralty of Berlin, tion. "If you had not I m * cu «-omplalued
“My bach was lurued." be said.—
studying the Egyptian calendars on of.- »uld the tutor, "why did you uot
rtilludelphla Times.
the monuinenta In tbe atate museum »ay so to the headmaster?" "Well,
of the German capital, discovered that air.* he replied. "I thought that If Mr
Lived Uo I. Her Nam«.
had not «vimplalm-d of me some
the date B. C. 4241 la frequently cited
A prop | hm of the eternal doiueatic quea-
as that In which the early Egyptian other maMter might have done so."
Hou. ini i Englishwoman relates thia «X-
aatrunomera first calculated their solar The young scapegrace was so season
|>erleuce; I engaged a mtfld named
year from tbe rising of tbe star Sirius ed a camiHilgui'r that he was preiutred
Pearl, and aa I simply couldn't aak a
This la by far tbe oldest reliable date to take a flogging without asking cap­
Pearl to All the coal «cuttle or to boly-
tious questions, as all in the day's
In the history of tbe human race.
■tone to tbe dtxmtep I «aid: 'I would
work.-From "Eton Under llornby."
rather call you by aotne other name.
The
Ward
“
Belfry."
Have you*a accond oueF 'Yea.' replied
Th« S<ory of Four Uncl««.
Tbe word •'belfry" bad originally no
the dauiael brightly, 'my «econd nam«
“I hare four uncles." writes a cor-
Is Opal.' 8o I stuck to Pearl. At one connection with "bell.'' an idea which respondent. "who srr all widowers.
time I all but engagtsl a ntaki named la now Intimately associated with tbe
Uncle Sant and Ills wife used to fight.
Hermloue. but upon asking her. "Have term. The first meaning given la
Uncle Tom was always flirting, and
you a black drew, white caps and "watchtower." from tbe middle Eng­
Um le Joe was ruined by nls wife's ex­
aprousF «he replied acidly; 'Yea. I lish "berfry," a watchtower. The first
travagance.
Uncle Manin alone loved
have, but Put not going to wear 'em lM,rt of ,hta wor'>
connected with
Ma didn't ebrlaten u>e Eruiloae for to "borough.” the second with "free.“ As hl« wife, and when site died he was
the practice grew of liauglug "belle” broken heart tv! Still he m tbe only
wear a llverp.'' "
lu such towers *M>opl« reminded them one who married again He married a
»«Ives
of tbe fact by cbatigiug lbe girl who has all the qualities he used
Thought H« Hsd 8««n It.
to proutlly lioast bls wife larked. Men
Yank*« Tourist (watching Vesuvius word "twrfry” Into tb« tnodern "bel­
are funny anti grow funnier as yon
In rrupthwu-Great soak««' It reminds fry.“
know them better.“—Atcttlsou Globe.
me of hade«. English Tourist (looking
^h Ne Chane«.
«t bl»u In a<i*aseu>eut)— My word I You
Under Water.
"Why dorrt you ask that young man
Ainerlcaua go every whei«! — Hodton
Howell—They can lake photographs
up to tea some evening, dear?"
Trauacript.
“I don't believe It would do any •Oder water, cant they? IVwell-l
good, mother He's a cuofirmed bach­ rtoM so I got a negative tberv once.
N«» N«c«««ary.
Ilowell-I don't understand yoq. IVw
elor.“—New York Journal.
A cexintry bridegroom, whan tb«
ell —A girl refuned ns* wbih- we were
l>rM« Lewltated to prtwiounce tbe word
In bathing. —New York I'rewa
A Cellege Pun.
•olwy.” remarked to tbeofficiating ctor-
"Can ycur bone juiupr
gytrmo -Go on. tniater. It doni mat
Th« Limit.
“I don't know. I never asked him.”
tur I can make tier "
"Rwllyl Why not?"
Wortblm Husband-Going to leave
“I'm afraid he might take a feuc*’- na», ar» you. Moll? Did«'» rn« lakv
Harvard lamp«)«
me for better or worse? Dmg Suffer
Ing Wife-Ye«. but you are abaointriy
tb« went. I dMu't tak« you fur that
—Chicago Tribune
Okawlty la the opportunity of vir­
tue «mi a spur to a great talud
A ttorney - at - law .
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Complete set of Abstract Booh
TILLAMOOK ICE and
COLD STORAGE CO.
in office.
Taxes paid fornoi.
Residents.
Office opposite Post Office.
make a speeialty
MANUFACTURING
Both phones.
ice
CARL HABERLACH,
and
Storing all kinds of Perish
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
JJexitochcr ^bvohat,
able Articles.
Office across tbe street and nortk kt«
tbe Post Off.«..
UUe also make
Q.EORGE WILLETT,
JVIokatil Pune Food lee Cream.
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It’s all Cream, Cold and Suieet.
A ttorney - at -L aw .
Plant : Corner 1st and 3rd Avenue,
Next to Tillamook County
Bank,
T illamook
O rsgok .
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
HMlMHHSIfflSfflSSSBS '1 A
H. GOYNE,
A ttorney - at L aw .
HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Them.
T. BOALS, M.D.,
We Sell Them. PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON,!
Office : Opposite Court Hon«,
T illamook , O regom .
W. A. WILLIAMS & CO.,
TILLAMOOK.
Office- Olson Building.
Next Door to Tillamook County Bank.
Residence; Mra. Weiss’ house, wnt
Mra. Walker's.
The Best Hotel
PHYSICIAN &
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
J. P. ALLEN, Proprietor.
SURGEON,!
C oncrete B uilding .
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
Tillatncok,
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
A First Class Table.
M. KERRON,
s.
DR
Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
Oregon.
I. M. SMITH,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,!
SiS®®SS@SS®®S®®SS®S®SS®@®
EYES AND TEETH.
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You spend from $5.fl0 to $20.00 per year on your teeth X?
and think nothing1 of it
Which would you prefer to loose ;
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YOUR EYES or YOUR TEETH ?
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Your eye» can be looked after from $1.00 to about $8.00, Sx
and this will be the total expense for about 3 to W
5 years, and often a great deal longer.
Remember you can get NEW TEETH, but not NEW 1A
EYES. What VALUE do you place on YOUR 'c?
EYES ? What per cent of insurance would you W3
pay to keep them as good as at present ?
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Make yourself a 'Xmas, present of a pair of glasses?
Jgv
Al) work guaranteed to be satisfactory in every respect.
Dr. Henry E. Morris.
Office over J. A. Todd & I'«, I
Tillamook, Ore.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEOll
BAY CITY, OREGON. I
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REAL ESTATE,
F inancial A gent , |
Tillamook, Oregon.
J-^R. A. D. PERKINS,
RESIDENT DENTIST.
C. S. Atkinson.
Office in Sturgeon'« Buildfof. j
All Work Guaranteed.
T illamook .
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MOLINE PLOWS,
DENTIST,
Office across tbe street fror
Court House.
Dr. Wise’s office.
STUDEBAKER,
WAGGONS AND BUGGIES,
GRAIN
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
The Best Bread
P- J- SHARP,
RESIDENT
Osborne Harrows,
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SARCHET,
*- . The Fashionable Ti
Cleaning, Pressing and R’
ing a Specialty.
Store in Heins Phot
Maker co the Market
Gallery
L xsd Oerie« Bcm
* sracixLTT.
OWING
c, S. ATKINSON,
LAWYERS.
R oom 33* Woscarraa Bvn-M»».
T hud is . Oil STasrr,
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■ oom Next to th« U.fl. Lx mt '»•"G
Both Phones
4 Tillamook Iron AVorks
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» General Machinists & Blacksmiths.
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Boiler Work, LWr> Work
He.»y For|r|B<
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Hi« laehiae Werk a Npeeiaity.
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OREGON.
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GRADUATE NURSE­
MRS.
PAGE’S
TILLAMOOK,
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BRIDGE,
INSURANCE. FIR*
MARINE,
ACCIDßrt
BONDS, Etc
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TILLAMOOK,
Both Phones.
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