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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 27 1910, I A CHINESE TITBIT. ” It la th. Rallglan of ths Bavagoa Wha Practice It. ttle Thief and Even a an Being Thief. IAN LION OR TIGER. Tay by «h* Thro,t ■nd th It. Claw. Un«« •* , Spin, of It. Victim or t I. but even more ferocious. ,as a worse character than lion. Living maluly In <ry nocturnal, this fierce us beast 1» less often seen ■er animals, it is widely the world from the Cape l>e to the Atlas mountains utberu China to the Black t u sometimes met with in ■bo has frequented the zoo e must have noticed the i size aud color between ,m different parts of the some the ground color Is te. in other» a clear nut jers are Jet black. they live leopards are cat sheep thieves, dog thieves being thieves. Though not I d appearance, they are lm- •ong. and It Is not unusual i turu man eater. Both In In Africa they have beeu et up iu this line as dellb- tny tiger. They have four ig at a birth. The cubs can He for some time and are <s. but it Is extremely dau- ave them about. long an Englishman hnd a ■d. It was brought Into the i by a coolie to be exhibit- .wner’s guests. Excited by f food, the leopard refused hen one of the women, who t bls looks, asked that It be The coolie took hold of its began to haul it out. It by the neck, bit It through liuute the coolie was dying, itb bloodv ou the dining tese leopard ranges a« far he Siberian tiger Hnd. like seems to grow larger the rtb It Is found. The color rthern leopards is very pale, re large and the fur Is very ■es of all countries are unan- eclarlng that the leopard is prous than the lion or tiger, uo fear of the lion, provided )t hunting for It. for it will ; unless provoked, but a never to be trusted, i a number of natives were reds along a stream. One of my. being thirsty and hot. wu to drink Fie was imme- r.ed by a leopard. The boy's Ith an admirable alm. hurled at the leopard while tbe laiy I Jaws Tbe [mint separated brae of the neck, and tlie •II stone dead But the boy recover. Tbe leojiard's fangs pen bls c hest and injured the be latter were exposed to ugb tbe cavity of tbe ribs. urlng the liigbt. i are essentially tree living trnal animals. Sleeping in ives by day. they are seldom « They do an incredible of mischief among cattle, leep aud dogs, beiug esjieciul- ? killing and eating I be latter, like their prey by the throat with their elawa until tbey n breaklug the spine or In I the victim. They have a 'ceding on putrid flesh. This ounds inflicted by tbelr teeth liable to blood poisouing. in tbe way of prey come« them, from a cuw tn tbe pas- fowl up at roost jreat mouutalu ranges of cen- tbe beautiful snow leopard Is It Is a large creature, with lolly coat and a long tall like i. Tbe color is white, clouded lutlfnl gray, like that of an tat. The edges of tbe cloud- •pota are marked with black T gray. The eyes are very ulsh gray or smoke colored, on the wild sheep. Ibex and rantain animals. Io cajitlvlty the tamest and gentlest of tbe mlrora. not excepting tbe pu- Jlke the latter. It Is s sleepy. Imai, like a domestic, fest African leopard skin Is ndrnitDC than tbe Aalatlc. tbe ng very distinct and clear. He -tbey usually go In couples— of bunting cantonments and latlve towns, where tbey pick t and now and then a baby, gbt 1 was camped In a native d after I bad retired tbe na- was their custom, were sitting treat fire asking my caravan of questions, for tbe African •• ’be greatest gossip in tbe Suddenly a child's cry rang »wed by a great clamor Rush t" discover tbe cause of alarm, informed that a leopard bad rom tbe darkneea and quick an bad giebbed a fouryceroid d made off with It Tbe child •«I in tbe midst of tbe gr-.wu women Tbe latter could ’betr km. They knew it "• »•> try to the beast »•nJ la so 1 *• wander about a tow» te »ui p cemla n It la not t® ffri a good abot at a **• • bungalow ver»u-la er '«<•<*-Ptrtnberg DhynteB. Ip the course of his thirteen years ua a missionary lu the FIJI Islands Hie Rev. Joseph Nettleton leiirmal a g.sal . deal about cuuullnillsm aud even saw some of bis ts.lleugues killed und eaten “It I h u common mistake to tbluk that these meo ent humau belug» because of buuger." lie said "Caniiiliallsm 1» . their religion The ovens In the teni|He vbere tbey cook Hteir huuiau sacrin>-es tre never used for any other pur|s»»e 1 once witnessed the capture of a white victim. lie waa surroimded. bound hand mal f«»d and dragged along to the temple, where hr was | dashed with terrific for«-e against the ' altar. Then he vaa pushed Inside the compound, while the chiefs arranged ns to the division of the b-idy mid la gan a war dunes, Their hldeotu war da nice—t lie •dermta’ ' they call It» makes one's flesh creep An American sea captain who once visited the Isliimls said he was not i ho much afraid of la-lttg emeu as be «»« of thin dance It Itaik all the courage out of him." Mr. Nettleton bad to use extreme tact to avoid artaiHltig suspicion mnoug tlie savages "My colleague. Mr. Bn ker. was murdered, cooked and eaten with seven others while exploring." he snkl "The cannibals thought he was spying. I never carried a revolrer Why? Because the cannibals say at ou<e. ‘Fie doesn't carry that to kill himself; therefore he menus to kill UH. and they act accordingly.” The Rev J. (’a I vert, another of Mr Nettleton’a colleagues, had a narrow esca|ie Re wa« surrounded by cunnl ba Is. and It was decided that he should be killed Ry a miracle bls life was spared. "My friend pleuded till he was hoarse." said Mr. Nettleton, "but It was of no avail. Suddenly one of the rannltMils remembered that Mr. Calvert bad doctored him wheu he was III That saved my friend'» life.”—Chicago News. DEMONIAC PLEASANTRY. Humorous Divoraion of th. Emperor Commodua. Roman rrofeHKlotnil barbers are »aid to have been Introduced luto Route by Menn» from Sicily, of which udmid be was praetor In the days of Cicero. Under the empire their Hho|M< In Rome In stnnceH tss Rine fnslilomible resorts at wlilcb every luxury of the toilet was enjoyed nnd the gossip and ucwh of Rome and the empire were dbwlinaed. The menus, luxury and weaknesses of (H-rsonni adornment therein carried to excess are amply Immortalized In tlie IHiges of Tereuce. I’lautus. Horace Juvenal and Martial. Other barber »bops were mor. re tired, a« we leuru from the »minis of the Enqieror C o . iiiihh I um . wb<>. having wearied at times of the wholesale irag- Kile» of the Coliseum, wherein armies engaged In murder at hla savage ts* best, aud being desirous of a little humorous diversion, used, like I lie ! caliph of ItHgdad lu the “Arabian ! Nights." to disguise himself mid sally forth, accompanied by two or more of ■ bls favorites, nud. having hired a bar- I her ahop «ultable for hl» pur|H»»e, ■ would place one of his men at tbe d<««r ¡to solicit custom. to solicit Hu ring wcuivd • rtjMnmer. I be em peror barber wculd politely affix the towel and apply the lather, all tbe time keeping up a running lire of the latent jests and little pieanantrtee uutll the customer nnd himself were almost over- (come with laughter. Then the keen edged razor would slip, and among regrets nnd proffers of amUtnnee rite noseleHS victim would l>e assisted to the rear of the simp, where between . ibreMn and brllies be «’as kept from making a riot until one or two more victim« were added to the num I ter nial Com mod un, weary of bln demoniac ptensantry. was ready to return to the palace or to the arena —Charlee Wln- alow Unit to National Magazine. The Mail*, When doe« u crime become punlab able? When It Is committed by mail I Tim mall Is the moat sacred tblug 'known to the United Rtatrn govmt ' tin-ut except Itself. Nothing but tree •mi sur|MHHen lu egregiousueas the mis use of the malla So far aa the federal authorities are comemed. one may HtrHh gamble aud murder ao long ns It Is not done by cmreupoudeoce Ito ye wbataoever ye will on« onto another, but do not write It down and stick a stamp on the upper right baud comer, for if ye do then In truth will all th« demons of Juntlc« b« unloosed upon your trsll — Life. I ! When 1.1 lluiig t'hung imide his tour If the world his voiuiulssiirtai «•nr rled with It a supply of Chinese pre- nerved egg» for the vem-rahle aml»is »adorn s|H-clal u«e Some of ihene egg» were exhibited In New tork while be wa« -laying here. and a few exjiertH bad the temerity to -ample them “Tliey were n»l ho laid after all." was the verdict of oue AuieHcnn cuouolaHeiir “altluaik-h by f li-li look- vou would think they would , ome utt der the tain of the pure tood law" The eggs were III--list'd III day nnd when uii|>ai'ked hsikt-d like piece» of pumice »lone They are preserved tn this way by the ('hlrn-se for a een fury or more, and LI Hung t’hsnv ><d mined thnt the lien will, b laid ifi. egg« foi Ills morning tmnl might tiav- tn-en d,. Hpltuifsl anywhere from >• quarter to half a i-eutury la-fore h- was horn Th*- pro e«« of keeping I very primitive. Ian as ••ff««-t|ie a» It 1» simple The eggs are firsi tsi|l< d hard aud then while they are hot they are wrapped In soft clay mid pa< ke«' away In thia condition the Chlm-se ehtltn they will keep forever nnd noi lo-, their davor or wholesoiis-m—« Indeed they consider that age Improve* rp. flavor 1.1 Rung Chang'» <-oninil»»arliii brought the pggx for bln |*er*«»tiiil tis»* In bags pHt k«^ In r1<v hu*<kx. bin hs the day wks U h rd Ihere wiix not iinvh danger of biVNl.Ing them When o|H*ned the “white” wn» found to 1» almost black mid the volks gr-en Tile flavor, however, wan preserved The Chinese chop these preserved tallied egg» nnd decorate most of tla-lt viands with them They nlwo enter largely Into all their sam-es Duck eggs nre also preserved hr rhe Chinese In a somewhat similar fashion There Is a •«insld>,riilde tr»d- nt dit- k eggs of tfie I'eklng nnd Moscow breeds, ami tuaur Chill***- lit tills eotlli rrv lni|s,n them from Chinn lit tlte The dm k egg« preserved condition nre l»ill<>d mid preserved In ii pjlHtP <lf charcoal Instead of day. Hur per » Weekly. SEARCHLIGHTS. A 8p«cisl Psttsrn Must Bo Used or ths Susa Canal Every war vessel cHrrle» from olir lo tweut.v seHn lilight». «mi evrr» «i-ssei of aoy descrtptloii wlimever |Hi»«mp througli thè Suez catini UálM lu one of a »lisciai paltern A sisin-hlfght i-oiiHtHta es-enttatly of nn are lainp of special form, h |Hir:i Ialite mlrror and a enne lo bolli thè tot thè case I h -I iik UMMliited —■ hh lo Ih- ea|Hilile of moveuienl In two direi- timi» vtz. verilially and hoiizoiilnl ly The tlissi, a» tilt» case I» cnlled I h inaile of alieel xhvl h I mhi I 3 3V The turn»bin. trutint«»m< Inch iliirk III« <»te„ h re <HMt In irun «notiti arma wbh*h Mii|>|MH*i tli*» I kmk I nre «»I The iHiiip I m » x ih furti» «a si Hteol The mir ed aa pari of thè tanal <»u npringM vln tin* ror I h carri Hf the front of ili«* back covir. IIHHIllted III H hiari I» n “fi und Hie dlHperMi«»ii gnu metal ri i»d I h lihu.,,ad < mi In lena when < front of rbls hy nienti» of h worui and woeni «rh*«*i or b.r a rack and iilnlmi Slewlng I» rffrctrd by ■ ii - hii » nf a pillimi whk I, gesra imo a evuwn wlu-et mi ine un derslde «f tfir tarmatile, «a- else II I» dime directly by band The Nuca canal regulmlmia vtspilre Ihat file pnijeclne «hall te- < spillile <if glvlng thè tigli! re«|iilri'«l iilidet live dlfferenf is H m IUI'HI« I h thè tir»! case a brtsid. Mal I s - hiii of llghl llliimlmitlnu botti liaiika and ito- > amil niriiitcrriipt •sily. tilt» I h -I iik ll»<-<l wh- Il mi oiliet ship I» tipprmieliltif : In Ile* othet <-n«v tbey re-inlre a Is-ani liaving file «urne angle of dlvergencr and ■•mi«-«|U--mil thè Hame wldili hh thè tlr«i l-m dlvul ed Imo two |s-rtloua. wllli h dark In tervsl iH-tweeii tini» glvlng llglit al bmb «Iden. hut ma dim tty hi frmit and ho noi liiterfsrlnK trilli ili» navi gntloo of tbe uppniai King t essei —J M Ilmlop lu CuHHlrr's klagnzlm- A Fartuna I" Snoffbosa». Conni Nessrlnale. thè Kuaalmt «Intra m»n of the la«i . eiitury. whs h fniboil» cot lector «f snufflsura Ile .«.llr. I.al Hirai M a dlplotiiHtlHl. rrrvlvhig -nie «u tau for rm-ti treaty tw «Igmd «ttd when hr hud got »ItWi.«»»' a <wH< of them ntrn.-d them Into .-»«n «nd cania a capitalist HI» <-B|dltit he tn vralrd <"> |ndlchHi»ly thnt hl» daarrhd anta arr miilHnilltkHwilrr» The tia* al of Count ,Xe>»srtr<Hlr'» M|rrtM*» I« that a autifflHJl I h mH Iw la- «in-rz»d at Teaching ths TwcMr A village pari-li ■ i-rk »ho rinptoyed a grnmmamin •« '•-»■ h ht» itaimliter beard film with mm h surprise di fille the one of the artlrls» “«.* "»«•" »••'1 "tiw ” “Ton estima pt»«-» '•.’ Hm ringoiar ■rrirta-, twfmv t-mrsl mmn« N<- •••* san aty. -A mai— a m-r—« • “RoM thern-r « h M ihr f»«rl-h ctaTt "f nrn«« --ontr«d»t ymt tn that l»ait tnt étant«-« rrrvy ttnmlr, any ‘ Amen K “ — Izas hai Ms II How Mrr «ÏI I Fgc» That. Hava Bean Praserved Pae a Century ar Mora. Te the «truste' Within Vs»' Gstss. la .Vs Ens IS rnl W hat d- y-ri knout ? |n X-« Tarh-il-'W aim b In the *mfh « »»• are r-m'» la the W eat-H «al esa y«e *>’- INDIANS’ PRIDE. i ' : Nativa Rasarv« and Conservatism K««p Them Apart From Whites. 1 ■ Even among tlie Five Civilized Tribes Fast there still rema I d many communities i r « «i : wholly full bhs*d. These ¡ample drift together, following their own ideas <>f life. n|ieaking their owu lauguage und retiring la-fore the whites with the name strange reserve mid pride that Characterized them In their wild suite Although claiming the nmt'.e of Her eral Chrlstliin dvtmuilnntloiis mid fol lowing certain Is-llef» wltli devoin ueaa. their ways of thinking, their di» like of lumtvnHon mid their aversion to work have mude (hern wlthdni w to the mountain dlstrh-fH. W bet her thia ho called renrrve hiudim from pride nr a dlafnint of the while muti or t| mldlty or merelr a 'Uiililwirn < <»nservn tlam. It pnaiu« ph rhe name result, the h:i<kw?ird and mmprogrpssivp Indian There I m . too. a '•»•rtaln myntfc quallt v that huida the Indian Hhaif. nnya the Southern Workman a quality that we do not utidvrHinnd and wltli which there la little nymptithy In our every day life. He Is no om< b of a pillion npher thnt tie l<H»kH upon our «treiiu mm life with Mime contempt, dismiss Ing our efforts for personal comfort and material advancement with the remark that “ttie white man I m heap trouble to himself ” Wlille |a>ople < nll him lar.y lierause he does not cure to exert himself for those things which RCt'Ul ImjHirtant t.o whites, yet to s< ie religious ceremonial or some ar- tlfitic expression his application Is |>er «latent, and the “patience of an lu dian" bHs pttsHed into a proverb. « GOLDEN GATE Leaves Tillamook for * Astoria and Portland THURSDAY of Each Week Freight and Passengers. FOR RATES ADDRESS J. R. GLADDEN, Arent. WORKED LIKE A CHARM Bhe Joined a Card Club In Order to Forgot Hor Work. An Atchison woman who found the monotony of dlshwasblug. cooking nnd laundry work proving too much for suulty nits urged to Join u card club. “It will take your mlud off your work." she was told, and ho she joined. In order to attend she had to get up that morning an hour earlier to get her work done; a neighbor girl was hired to stay with the baby, and when, flustered, uervous au<l tired, she left the house flfteen mluutes late she was followed by the scream» of her three children because tbey couldn't be taken along. But she bad her mind taken off tier work at the card party. Of that there 1» no doubt, for when «he made a misplay her partner, a l»erfect Indy, walked right over her, then picked her up and shook her. and then chewed on her for fifteen mln uteH. She la-cii me so frightened that the little wits she hud under her hair fled, and she made another misplay «.Ilh another partner, nnd thl» woman, also a perfect Indy, tnlked to her In a way the woman should have been nslimued to talk to a dog. It was more thou she could endure, and. weeping like a sprinkling cart, she got up uud went borne. “It did even more than it promised.' she told her husband. "Nothing has ever bapjieucd to me In all my life thnt HO effectively took my mind off my work. Why. there were Ilmen when I even forgot I bad you and all the chil dren.’*—Atchison Globe. Athletics snd the Unfit. Those who ure unfit should not In dulge In athletic games 1» a warning by Dr Wmsla Hutchinson Io Outing A boy. for tatarauce. Is a little weak after a mll.l attack of Infectious fever, pneumonia. Influenza or tonsllltle. aud I i I h heart is Iteming faster and more violently than It should ou ejection. But Hie team »’11111» him or be wants a re-ord <>r Isitb. mid away he goes Imo training. “Suddenly one day the heart can no lunger drive mi Its overload of blmal. ami down g>a«s the ruum-r or oarauim lu uo attack of bean failure." sod sth letlcs get all the discredit. The «»me danger Iles wtim there 1» uu training, the »port being purely In formal. It Iles also where the girl jnat cotiraleacem peralsts lu taking part l:i a long auticlpal«-d dance Only that phase of common scuse which 1» manl festt-d In common prudence 1» beers sary to avoid »Wb perils. Yon Use Them. We Sell Them. W. A. WILLIAMS « CO., Next Door to Tilltttiiook t’ountv llttnk. Tillamook Iron Works » » » 4 I 4hilfW' Work, Loggt-r'a IVtirk mid Forging, j » Fitte Machine Work a Npeelalijr. 4 General Machinists & Blacksmiths. < II chvj ' 4 4 TILLAMOOK, •»-■»I The Best Hotel THE ALLEN HOUSE, J. P. ALiUEN, Proprietor Headquarters for Travelling Men. Special Attention paid to Touria's. A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds anti Accommodation A live butineM (ruining Iby btifiiiH’«« men. 1'lie school whose gniduateM Hectiir poMitioti»* tm<l hold them. Living expenses low. S< hooi in continuoun hcmmhui . Send for catalogue. W. I STALEY. Principal. Salem, Ore MAKING SURE of vour ACCOMMODATIONS Hi« Othar Nam«. Tlie candidate for Hie pl»r* of roach mui hnd «leen weighed and was not wanting. Hisotdlng to hl» m-w ml» tre»»' lights. Then the question of Ills name. Whk h was Fatrli k. esine up Tlie mistress objected to It In her heart. M. .he eiplmued tliul It was her min always to call her conehmsn by hl. family name Had be any vbjec fions Ï -Not the Hllghtest. ma’am " “IVhst I h your tarnt usuie. Patrick T "Fltxjislri- k. un'itu” Anc h.rad. A Ititi. .Imi. fis», year. «< nM>« with iba mísf.-rtm». lo ha** «•«• u‘* |>lo*a luto the river Wtien he rea. bed hi» father said lo bini • If. a »..oder y«u daim H««w <•»« la>.rd luu" ____ -I rnuWu't.** ••• ' •** ‘l««'* raspóos» »I waa fHstatosi I« my ferir Acuta •« Camille •'tareu.r «•"’« *“ dlTdent • ben tw laifcH •" lbfnuk,• ,hr píeme. Is hey Estelle l-hllH' Fleti thr.Higb th* |d»-we I < an be.r hl. hem* Butler - Hxetaunge Knew Rympeiteetb* Harry forever, h»|«> B*a J»»f Xlo-r for a day the Ou«'«»"» Father l’aro d from hate yaoT Well. i«-v well n-a «re «■ *' « two MF». > OBEGON. FAC IF 1< TKI.r.PH«»NK TBl-O.lf APH C'OMPABT. fi«-Il Telephone la the Center of the Syalen».