Tillamook headlight., June 16, 1910, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, JUNE 16, 1910,
A “Star'»" Demand». '
While travellag with the object of
gathering together type» of African
tribee for their exploitation in an ex­
hibition an agent found a Herculean
apecimen of the Sudanese warrior. He
was determined to get him at any
|*rlce. At flyst the warrior refused
flatly to go with him. but wheu the
agvut told him he might demaud what­
ever sum he pleased be wavered. Fi­
nally. after long consultation with his
friends, be consented, through an 11»
terpreter, to accept the engagement,
but add«*d. “I must have my wife's ex-
]«euses paid while I am away.” “All
right.” said the agent. “And I must
have all my mother’s expense« paid”
“All right.” “And 1 must have money
for my children." “All right. How
much do you want?” "And ten months
|a a long time.” “I know it. Name
your own figure.” At this the war­
rior. with a cunning gleam In hts eyes,
as If he were demanding a king's ran­
som. named a sum which In our money
amount«*d to a little less than $15.
"And he nearly faint«*d.” said the
agent In conclusion, "when 1 told blm
he could have it!”
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The Power of Paderewski.
A bard bea«l«*«l laiaiueaa man went to
bear l'aderewskl play, says A K.
Thomae In Slice«*»» Magaziue. Tlie
man Is not a iinixiclan. He spends bis
' days tryiug to buy cutlou u lien it 1»
low aud sell II wben It la lilgl! Tills
is bow be described bus experience at
the piano recital.
“You kuow. I'm not easily sttrr<*«l up.
and I don't know anything ai».ut mu­
sic. I wouldn't know whether a uuiu
was playing the piano extremely well
or ju«l fairly well. But I «1» know
that Fadervwski |'l.«ye«l one ilinig Ili.it
afternoon that stirred me up as I uev-
er was stirred iu my life. I don't re
lueuibcr whal It was. I coiiidn't have
told whether he wa» playing mi b«*ui
or five miuntes. All I know ia that it
stlireil up feeling» wlrhin me I lad
never felt before. Great waves «if eiiua
tiuu sw ept over me I wunieai Io ali**ut
aud I wauted to cry. and when Hit­
last chord was struck I found myself
on my fe.*t waiving my umbrella mid
shouting like it w-iiil Indiuu
I w«*tii
out of that hall as weak ns a nig ami
happier than l'<1 l«oeii In years. I emù
account tor it. I've tiled, but 1 van i
explain it. Cnu you?”
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THE OLD SALEM
HAMP GROüUü
Wo earnestly invite you to make your SUMMER OUTING at
NESKOWIN PARK, for we predict that you will never have
catiHO to regret that you chob© this ider.l spot. Of eourso you will
take your annual vacation?
Then, by all means, COME TO
NESKOWIN AND ENJOY L1EE.’
NESKOWIN represents much that is bosutiful to the eye of the lover of
nature. The snnxiuudinga are kletil, the location the most perfect of any
BEA I 'll 11 ESORT on the whole OREGON COAST. In making the foregoing
assertion we. know that this may lie questioned, but we etten«! Io yon our invi­
tation to come, vi.it und b>-‘toid ue wc have seen. NESKOWIN hits th«* most
promising future. A lie.uUift.l little park **a Rtone'a throw” from the flnest
stretch of lieaeb unywkero. Trent F.ahiog on on«* hand; deep sea fishing on the
other. Diewii-d iu the heart of a pro*i>erons dairy and farming community.
Plenty of fresh milk, cheefle, vegetables aud sea food right at hand. This is
the pines that INVITES YOU COME.
Halley, the Astronomer.
At fift«*eu years of age Edmund Hal-
ley was the enptnln of St. Paul's school
and already an accomplished astrono­
mer. At twenty-two he was elected a
fellow of the Royal aoclet.v. and before
he was thirty he had encouraged New­
ton to produce his "Princlpia” and
published at bls own expense that fa­
mous work, lu which Newton gave to
the wor'.d his great discovery of the
law of gravitation. For eight years
Halley was editor of the "Transactions
of the Royal Society.” and he was only
forty-seven when Oxford tnnde him
Sa villa u professor of astronomy. At
fifty-nine be observed and predicted
the circumstances of the total solar
eclipse of 1715. and at slxty-four be
became the astronomer royal of Great
; Britain, lu bls seventy-fifth year he
,aunoune«*d to the Royal society that be
had made 1.500 lunar observations.
He was then in receipt of a salary ut
£100 a year, with no allowance for an
- assistant.
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R ollib W. W atson ,
Tillamook City, Oregon.
Burlier'» Besetting Sin.
The burglar's l»*.*eiting sin Is hrfMÌ
Pirate mail me map and litcratih
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lessness. The cliames are tli.it it war
beislIessnesM that first drove him ou
WA'O W-iiV.
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of lionest employment and mml«* n Itur
glnr of hint The burglar ransacks a
bouse and carries away a s|"a>it hold
.Äam«
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er. a card tray or some "th. r liiex|a*i>
give souvenir of tile <H-i-asloii. and Ill-
overlooks the thousand dollar bill in«
f
f' ■?
the dining room table and the h »;*'.*-««
PoatoJJic«
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pearls on the towel rack This heed
lessoess seems to be common Io tic-
you want to visit NESKOWIN—if you want any information, cut out
whole fraternity. We do not know
coupon and mail TODAY—NOW.
Stat»
what the experience of other «Illes is
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but lu Newark the burglar leaves ¡11
astonishing amount of portable wealth
itebiud blm invariably. When lie reads
The Rra of Rich Women.
ou the day after the robbery that It«
ception of John D. Rockefeller.
TIMBER” SUPPLY DECREAS­ where between :t,IMM\OtM) and 4,000.-, ’*’T
took Mrs I>e Stile's «-lulling «lisb atm
Add twenty or thirty more names,
It is frequently urged l.v the ad­
(MX) acres of land. O|ir tanneries 1MB
ING
Ignorisl her $otxt ruby bracelet beside
vocates of votes for women, that and the total would amount up to­
two years ago required 1.37<1)|JTO
It or that lie upset the Pompleys
ward three-quarters of a billion, Use of Wood for Paper And Lum­ cords of bark. In the same yesr
dresser drawer to get the revolver amt women are taxed without repiesen-
ber Rapidly Depleting Supply.
we cut 11,858,260 shingles and 3,812,-
fail«*d to sis* 111«* government laaids tation. It is, of course, «¡uife'im­ Nor, even so, does the catalogue
807 laths. Then we had to tiiubrr
that lay in plain sight on the wash possible accurately to estimate wliat claim to l>e complete, Doubtless if
stand, bow lie iniieb gnash Ills tevlli l>ro|>ortion of the nation’s wealth is the full facts could be secured, a
All our standing timber is esti­ our mines, and lor that we used
Cheerfulneas.
and hate himself fur nv^ltNdlug to de ultimately held and controlled by list of 200 American women who mated to be somewhere between in5,(XM),000 cubic feet, not twMrd
Cheerfulness is the great cure, If velop his powers of altetitioii Mtitl. uh women, blit some astonishing facts control a combine«!
wealth on 1,400.000,000,01» and 2. (MM).000, (MM).000 measure, much of which was the
you are not cheerful already try to servatioti iu Ills youth!-Newark News are disclosed by a casual glance at $l,(XM),tMX),(iM) could
be compiled feet. If we use 40,000,(MM),(MM) fee( best of hardwood.
acquire the habit. It will not require
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the list of taxpayers on personal without violence to the truth.
per annum we can’run thirty-five to
much trying either. Accordingly as
What “Garbler" Once Meant.
NOTICE.
property
in
the
City
of
New
York
fifty
years
at
the
present
rate,
,«me likes or dislikes beings and things
M<;nrhlf.* ••giirbhti/’ "jnirl.hT.*’ are
A Woman's Great Idea
N otic « I r JH krkhy G iven ,-That
provided we do not have any waste.
he becomes cheerful or the opposite. wonlx whit'll nuwndil.vi* t-oiivry tpillv ii alone.
Several persons in New York « re ia how to make heraelt attractive. If we use 100,(MM),000,000 feet per the County Court of Tillamook a
.The temptation to dislike animate or different nirtiiiiiiK trum that which
County, Oregon, will accept bids
But, without health, it is hard for
inanimate objects lies tn wait for was formerly t«c<*e|’ied. “Barbu*" urlg taxed on $1,000,000 worth or more of her to be lovely in face, form or annum our timber will last fourteen for the construction of a Steel Bridge
your
guard.
You
every one. Be on
Inally Nignilied Mlinply "to select tor n personal property. Three of them temper.
A weak, sickly woman to twenty years on the sume basis. acrosa the Kilchis River, nt tin* site
Finns and
can drive it off by liking a bird or a pur|H»Mv." At one lime there wax an are women, anil a woman beads will be nervious and irritable. If we use 150,(XM),(XM),(MM) feet per of the present bridge.
flower.
officer, termed "the gurbier of H|it»*e$<.
tile list—Airs. Ivniinn H. Kennedy*, Constipation anil Kidney poisons annum in nine to thirteen years epeciflcutions now on file in th»
office
of
the
County
Clerk.
Bids
Hate never made any man happy. wb<M<e duty It wim to vlxit the shops widow of the late John Stewart show in pimples, blotches, skin
eruptions and a wretched complex­ our timber will all be gone. We will also be accepted for the con­
But In order to be unhappy one does ami examine the spire«*, ordering th**
Kennedy, who is taxed on $6,000,000. ion. But Electric Bitters always have now about 165,000,(MM) acres struction of a combination bridge
not need to be a hater. Simple dis­ destruf iIon of all Impure good* III
Mr. Kennedy, in his will, left his prove a Godsend t«» women who in our national reserves. If we had nt the smut* site. Finns nud npeci-
like will sour all the milk lu the cocoa- duties were similar to those of th«* in
wife $15,000,UM',
besides giving want health, beauty and friends. three times as much we would ficiitionH for combination bridge
nut of cheerfulness. Your choice Is spet lor of liie modern health depart
to be furnish«*«! by th«* bidder.
They regulate Stomach, Liver mid
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alK>ut
$I10.000,IMM)
to
charity. The Kidneys, purify the blood; give not have enough.
not restricted. If you do not like a llieilt. who forbids the sale of tlerayrd
All bills niust tie fileil with the
names,
taxed upon strong nerves, bright eyes, pure
man or do not love a woman, why. vegetables or tainted meat The word next two
If it costs twenty acres a Sunday, County Clerk on or before the
then, like a dog. Even a eat may be comes from a root meaning "to sift.' $>,lMM),0(M)each, are AnilrewCarnegie breath, smooth velvety skin, lovely or forty acres a week, or 2080 acres 8th day of July, 11110, anti must be
accompanied ny a certified check
good health.
Try
Th»* Impurities sifted out have In th
aw inspirer of cheerfulness.
and Mrs. Margaret Sage, widow of complexion,
a year, to print one daily news­ equal to 3 per cent of the amount
| I.lklng Is a sun which can make course of generations curniplisl tin- the late Russell Sage. The third them. 50c. at Clias. I. Clough's.
paper, what does it cost in acreage of the bi«t. as a guarantee of good
even an Iceberg nature resplendent term till a "garbled re|s»rt” Is no long woman on the list is Mrs. Florence
to
print all the newspapers in all faith on the piirt of bidder.
Glad
to
Recommend
Them.
er
n
refsirt
wherefrom
all
unrrriainti
with the aurora of cheerfulness.—Bos­
By or«ler of the County C«>urt
Armsinck,
widow of the late
the
cities and towns of America?
Mr.
E.
Weakly,
Kokomo,
Ind.,
has beeu removed, bill our that is full
ton Globe.
Dated fhis Oth day of June, lllffl.
Gustave
Ainsitick,
tlie
importing
says:
"After
taking
Foley
Kidney
Add to this the enormous editions
of misrepresentation and made tlllrt
J. C, liol.liKN', County Clerk.
Fills,
the
severe
backache
left
me,
chemist,
who
is
taxed
on
$1,000,000
By K. M ild *. Deputy.
An Alliqator’s Nsst.
of our magazines. Ad«l to this the
leading with deliberate Intent.
my
kidney
’
s
became
stronger,
the
in iwrsonal property. By her hus­
Alligators' nests resemble haycocks
secretions natural and my bladder paper used in books. Tlie total
NOTICE.
band's will, Mrs. Amsinck received no longer paiuerl me. 1 atn glad staggers the magination, and yet
: more than anything else to which
Mississippi St»»mbo»ting.
they can be compared. They average
N utke I s H kreby G iven ,—That
The steamboat age oil tin* Mississippi all his real estate in this country, in to recommend Foley Kidney Fills." the amount of timber ci t for pulp
the County Judge of Tillamook
■tn*d fol Germany and in Italy, as well as In a yellow package. Sold by Chas.
about four feet In height and flve feet b«*gan alaiut 1S2I aud
in the United States annually is less County, Oregon, will accept bids
lie num much other property. She is pro. I. Clough.
iu diameter and are constructed of fifty years A.« «*urly n
than 5 per cent than what is *.ut lor for the clearing of right of wuy,
grasses and herbage. First the moth­ Iter of ateatnbontH on <i> M i « m I mh I p | >1 bably worth to-day $20,000,000.
Scared Into Sound Health.
lumber. I.a«t year we made more and grading what ia known as tlie
er gator deposits one layer of eggs on nud its ribollirle» Is estimated nt 2!k>
Scanning the New York tax list
Mr. B. F. K.ll.-i, Sp«ingliel«l, 111., than 315,000,000,IIM1 lead pencils. S. II. Rock Rond. Ssi«t right of
• mortar-like floor and. having cov­ and in IM2 there wen* trat r«*ss«-ls
way to be cleared for a width of
‘‘A year ago I began to be
But the as far dow*n as those assessed at writes:
A lead pencil ia not very large, hut sixteen feet.
ered this with a stratum of mud and I with a value of
troubled with my kidneys an<i
$50,000,
we
find
listed
by
their
’
In*
war
All bids must be filed with the
herbage about eight inches thick, lays golden era was from IM* tilt
bladder, which grew worse until the total number of lead pencils
•st ine Christian names, so that they are I became • alartne«! nt my condition, required 7.300,(IM)cuhic feet of cedar. County Judge of Tillamook on or
another set of eggs upon that, and so Never did the valley anti «■
before
the litliday of July, lOItt
-I« ut recognized as females, some eighty I suffered also with dull, heavy We have cellar enough to last us
on to the top. there being commonly prosper more than then
By order of the County Court.
m
■.liplied other women, paying a personal headaches aji«l the action of my
from 100 to 200 eggs in a nest. With bull's of cotton were numi,
just twelve years.
Dated thin 6th day of June, 1910.
ladder wan
was annoying and painful.
their lulls the parents thru beat down to southern markets, and tin- wharfs tax on a total of $«,500,000. Doubt­ bladder
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More than 11M),<MM) acres of timber
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read A of
Folley
Kitlney
and
of
St
Louis
and
Memphis
and
Vicks
the tall grass and weeds to prevent
less there are many others listed after taking them a few weeks, the
By K. M ills , Deputy.
in
the
whole
United
States,
are
cut
the approach of unseen enemies. The burg and other large |s»rl* were atn< !; only by their initials. Judging by headaches left me, the action of my
over
every
working
day.
We
use
The Conservation of
Nature’s
female watches her eggs until they cd with plies of men liandise and limst tlie usual difference between the bladder was again normal, anti I
many times more timber
per
Resources.
are batched by the heat of the sun with scores of stea uh th -Travel Mag
assesse«! value of a taxpayer's ¡>er- was free from all distress." Sold by capita than any other nation. We
Applies
as
well
to
our
physics!
Chas. I. Clough.
and then takes her brood under her asine.
sonal pro|>erty and the actual size
state ns Io material tilings. C. J.
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have
left
not
over
45O,(MM),II)(),
acres
own care, defending them and provid­
Budlong, Wnshington, R I., realized
of his fortune, these figures must
Coreectud.
i tvearing commercial timber. Cast his condition, and took warning
Sore Nipples.
ing for their subsistence.
It Is the eusloni of a well known be multiplied a good many times if
Any mother who has had expel* I up in your minds some of the small before it was too late. He sayp:
minister f<> point his sermons with we want to estimate the total value ience with thia distressing ailment I demands of industry ii|>on this "I »iitiered severely from kidney
Antiquity of Wreatling.
Probably the first authentic record of either "dearly Is'love,! brethren" 01 of the pro,*erty held by the eighty will be pleased to know that a cure I supply. Our railroads are said to trouble, the disease being heredi­
in our family. I have Isken
a wrestling match la in A. D. 1222. "now. my brotiters" «lit«- «lay a lady women. It must be remembered rnay be effected liy applying Cham­ use one third of the industrial tint-. tary
four bottles of Foiry’s Kidney Rem­
berlain’S Salve as soon as the child
when chivalry on the European conti­ meml>er of his cottgregnthtu took ex that some of the richest people in
I>er
cut
for
ties.
Suppose
we
could
edy am!
now consider myself
is done nursing. Wipe it off with
nent wax undergoing a change for the ceptiou to this
New York pay no personal tax, and a soft cloth tiefore allowing the cut KI) ties to the acre ; we should ' thoroughly cured. Thia ahouhl be
"Why do you always pren«-b to the
better. During the reign of Henry III.
that others are rated on a compara­ habe to nurse.
Many
traine«! require l,(XX),(MJU acres a year for a warning Io all not to neglect
of England a match took place in St. I geutlemeu and never to the ladles'«* tively
trifling
assessment -n«.t nurses use this salve with beat ties. We annually reap for tele- taking bolvy's Kidney Remedy
until it is t«s> lute.’’ Sold by Cbas{
Glle»’ field. London. betw«*en citizen» she asked
through
perjury,
by
any means, results. For sale at Lamar's drug > graph and telephone |>olea some- I Clough
"My dear Indy.” said the lamming
store.
of W ret m Ina ter aud the city of Loudon
but because of the many exemp­
proper. W*rod ling wan. however, pop- vicar, “ooe embraces the other.”
“But not lu the rbnrcbr* was the In tions allowed by law. For instance,
.ttfar ax a iWHtlme In England at a
J. Fierpont Morgan is taxed on
’Such earlier period, and from that staut reply.
only $41X1,000 worth of licrsonal pro-
'country mauy of the different atylea
Th» Cruel Reason.
perty in New York.
originated
Mra. Goaalp-How do«-» II come tbnl
For similar reasons, the list does
Mr». Newikli Invited yoo Io liar party? not include «tome of Hie largest
Unappreciated Effort.
I
tbought
you
were
enemies
Mr«
i “That mao hasn't any aenae of hu­
fortunes held by women usually
?
Sharp- W r an*, hut «hethouglil I bml
mor.'' aald Mr. Growrher.
For ex­
claimed
as New Yorkers,
rV'1
"Why. be 1« always trying to amuse nothing lit to wear au«l wauted to
ample, it does not show the name of
I make me feel l«nd
bla friends."
tlie
Mrs. E. H. Harriman, who. by
"That's just It. If be bad any sense
the famotiH ninety-nine word will
So Fselish.
'of humor be would «ee that then* U
"Rhe Is regiert lug her game of bridge of the late railroa«! magnate in-
■«Hhing funny In Interrupting a man's
herited all his fertune. which was
iwork to tell him funny stories."— dreadfully.”
II
“Why is she doing HtslF
estimated by weli informed |>eople
Washlugtoo Star
z
"Some silly .excuse
Raya the chll at from $50.(MII,(Mlt to $.5,<MXl,<Xa>
dreo need her. I believe.“—Pittsburg though some mm h higher guesMes
Poet
were made. Nor does it include
Miss Helm Gould, nor many other
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An Ancient Custom.
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“1 wonder If mm lieve always com wrtmen of great wraith.
Av<’«ding as far as |sH>sible m« rr
plained about the food ttwir «Ile» pre
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pared for them." aaM mie* woman.
esti.nat««
and
giteautwork. end
“1 gveae en,” replied the oxleer drawing the Hgurcs largely front
Cetwee Naturally.
"Adem «tarred lt.~- Washington »bar
the published wills <tf the husband»,
Kk-kev—Now we have
|n»rents or relatives from whom
ingbt hove te play
Box
ext we eMail have an I an
they inherited, it is possible to
make up a hot of American women
I'onipriMnz lem than twenty names, *
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speak calmly of half a billion
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1 ia quite incapable <«f grasping tlie
1 idea of it ; but it ia a larger sum
than lute ever been a«'cumnlate«l by I
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