TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT JANUARY 26, 1911
ON SEA URCHIN.
ay In Which ths Glutton
Irtish Devours Its Prey.
a to the death are common be-
sea urchins aud starfish. Tie
_
ah when ready for battle raise«
one Of his arms toward the sea air bin.
Tbe urchin »hoots out all bla bristling
spine«, or needles, and. in addition to
bls always visible arms, brings out uii
arm that 1s never seeu unless It Is
needed for active use. This usually
invisible weapon Is a sort of nipper,
edged With teeth. During one hgilt be
tween a sea urchin and a starfish the
bta.fish, with u sudden moveuieut,
b> ' e off the pincers of the ur< bin.
'lie pincers remained luibidd.'d In
tbe licbh of the starfish, Kinding Ida
chief v.-e-tpon gone, the uri lilu drove
ull his neerlles Into the buck of the
starfish, not all together, bill one lifter
another, with nil the method of calcu
lated action. As the needteu eutere»!
the back of the starfish the starfish
broke them, one by one. Tbe urchin,
rendered powerless by tbe loss of his
needles, made a few mechanical move
ments In self defense mid then lay mo
tionless and powerleaH on tbe water.
After a few minutes' hesitation and a
close scrutiny uf Id; HUbJ«« t the stur-
fi«h approached the urcblu and pre-
But us the
pared to devour him.
urchin wits six times larger than hl«
mouth he turuisl out Ills stomach in
the milliner noted by nuturalluts as u
common miineuver of certain nuiuiiils
mid, having rejected bls stomach lin
ing. Inserted tbe urchin's carcass.
HplueH and all. During the time con-
sutnid by hiui In the struggle of di
gestion he was closely observed. Hav
ing writ bed In agony for Home days,
be began to show a change of appeur
nine The distention of tils middle de-
crenHi d. mid Ids movements lost their
spasmodic character. Later be was
Hoell to move wltb more activity. One
morning, wnrnied up for action by tbe
power of the sun’s heat, be moved bla
stomach rupidly from aide to aide and
from top to bottom und rejected the
spines, 11ns. bone plates. Jaws—every
thing Hint had not disappeared during
the process of digestion. The elimina
tion accomplished mid Ids ap|H-tlte Hnt-
Isfied, the sturfish replaced bls stum
ach in Its normal |><>Hlti<>n mid resumed
th" e'en tcuor of bls life. — Harper's
Weekly.
THE BUDDHIST HADES.
HOTELS IN PORTUGAL
Eight Easy 8tagei of tho Most Awful
Kinds of Torture.
The places of tormeut to which all
wicked Buddhists are Io be assigned
on tbe day of final reckoning Is a ter
rible place of punishment. This Bud
dblstlc bell Is divided Into eight “easy
stage«.”
In tbe first the |a>or victim Is com
polled to walk for uutold ages lu bls
bare feet over hills thickly set wltb
I'edhot needles, points upward tn tbe
second stage tbe skin Is all carefully
filed or rasped from the body and Ir
rl tat lug mixtures applied, lu tbe third
stage tbe nulls, bulr aud eyes lire
plucked out and the denuded body
suwed aud pinned Into ull sorts of
fuutastlc shapes. The fourth stage Is
that of “sorrowful lamentations.'' In
tbe fifth the left side of the Issly and
the denuded bend are carefully roast
ed. Yema. the Buddhistic Satan, su
perintending tbe work, Ill the sixth
stage tbe arms ure turn from the body
and thrown Into an Immoline vat
among tbe eyes, nails and hair pra
vloUHly removed. Then to plain hour
Ing of tbe sore footed, blind, maimed,
roasted and blwsllng victim tbe whole
horrid mass Is pounded Into a Jelly
In the seventh stage the other side of
the victim and bls feet are roasted
brown, aud then comes tbe eighth and
last stage. In which the candidate Is
thrown Into tbe bottomless pit uf
perdition.
Paying One's Bill There Becomes a
Duel In Politeness.
When traveling for the first time to
Portugal one is apt to become exas
perated when be desires to settle up
with bls landlord at tbe hotel. When
tbe traveler asks how much bis bill is
tlie landlord bows graciously, smiles
suavely, rubs bls hands together aud
replies that tbe bill is as much as tbe
guest wishes to contribute.
This is simply the opening of a duel
of politeuess. for tbe hardened traveler
nt once tbnuls the landlord for bls con
fidence In him aud again very courte
ously asks for a detailed statemeut of
bls account. Still the bill is uot forth
coming. for tbe landlord declares that
he does not wish to Insult bls guest in
uny such manner. Finally tbe land
lord does reckon up the charges on Ids
fingers. When be has finished lie asks
tlie traveler bow much tbe sum total
Is. if the traveler hasn't kept track of
It the landlord very laboriously goes
over tbe account again. If tbe guest
has footed up the bill the landlord ta
sure that It cannot lie so much aud in
slats ou a re-reckoning. Tbe result Is
tbe same, aud tbe laudlord Invariably
ne-<?» to bring two or three more fin
gers into use for Items that bad been
accidentally omitted.
Needless to state, the traveler not
hardened to this process breathes a
deep sigh of relief when he "escapes.”
—Boys’ World.
DEADLY MINE GASES,
DIET AND AGE.
Whits Damp, Firsdamp, Black Damp Proper Eating Would Insure Batter
and the Fearful After Damp.
Health and Longer Life.
“White damp Is the gas most feared
Medical eriierts. Insurance men. edu
by the miners, for Its properties ren cators and touchers of tbe science of
der It difficult to detect. IniiHmucb as health and buppluess generally are In
It Is tasteless, odorless and colorless favor of simpler living nml a return to
and when mixed In the proportion of nature. The mortality of adult age--
about one part gas to nine parts ulr is of the period lietween forty and sixty—
called "firedamp" and becomes explo is Increasing, but It Is not due to the
sive to a degree bard to realize unless stress of modern life, to worry and
one has seen Its effects.
overwork, as some have supposed. It
Black damp, unlike white damp. Is Is due. we are assured, to overeating
heavier than air, a nonexplosive gas and bad diets. There is every reason
which may be detected by Its [lecullur why we should live longer and be
odor. Again, unlike tbe other. Its ef healthier, for comforts are Increasing
fect Is to suffocate and extinguish tire. and Inventions are lessening toll and
This gas is so heavy and moves with anxiety. But our very prosperity has
such a sluggish flow that occasional led to richer und ampler diets, and
ly, when miners have been trapped In there is where tlie mischief lies—there,
a mine following an explosion and aud In our Indoor life. We shun na
have detected the black dump creep ture; we shut out light and air; we
Ths Great Art of Dying.
To die without rebellion and without ing to upon them by its smell, they walk little and seldom eat or rest to
Weakness Is the masterpiece of n man. have been able to stop Its advance by tbe open al iu gurdens, fields or on
A mountain guide whose uame tbe erecting damn or barricades along the porches.
This Is all wrong, and the wages of
London Mall does not mention In nar floor, building them higher as the vol
rating the story ut iila heroism, with ume of gas Increased and keeping the this wrong are 111 health, depression,
two others, wus leading a party over air within their little inelosure com gloom, the shortening of tbe natural
one of the most dangerous puaaea uf paratlvely clean by rude Improvised span of life. Habits of outdoor life
fa ns.
should be formed early—nt school. As
the higher Alps.
Following an explosion, these two much teaching as iiosslble should be
The men, at Is usual, were tied to
gether l>y a long rope. As they scaled gases become mingled and form a mix doue In tbe open alr-aud as much
After graduation
U wall of lee they slipped ou the edge ed gas, possessing all the dreaded playing likewise.
of a frightful chasm Tbe guide wus qualities of each, wldch Is known as boys aud girls should continue to cul
“after damp,*' and It la the mixture tlvate the outdoor life and families
ut the end of the rope.
Without bls weight there wus a of gases which destroys any life that should continue the practice.—Chicago
■ li.iuee for the others to regalu their may remain following a mine dlsuster. Record Herald.
—Atlantic Monthly.
footing; with It bls experienced eye
Telephone Lios.
told him there wus none
With in
At One Hundred and First street and
Late Rising Birds.
stant courage lie drew his kulfe from
A pair of tinging birds had been ad Broadway u man was talklug Into a
Ills belt and said quietly to the uniu
telephone. Presently he was heard to
vert iKed for aale.
next him:
"The property of a late rising fami say: "All right. I’ll come. I am now
"Tell mother how It happened, Ed
at Twenty-third street and Broadway.
ly," the dealer stated.
mond,"
"I wound up with that clause." he I'll be up In about half an hour.”
He cut the rope und fell, never to lie
"That chap Beems to have lost his
said, "so iKiealble purchasers would
Men «vaio
not l>e scared off by the prospect of bearings," said a man wbo bad over
an unearthly chattering at 5 o'clock In heard the error to locality.
Absentmimfad George Dyar.
“He knows where he Is all right.”
At Clifford's
George Oyer, the morning. Birds can be trained to
wbo Ilves hi h
y ns tbe miiu keep any kind of hours, if they are said a drug clerk. “He's Just putting
who walked (
•fat's bouse In brought up by a family of ulghthawks up a bluff. It 1s quite a common bluff.
Colebrook»' row
|fao the New river, they learn to go to lied at midnight Men wbo have a mighty high regard
neck deep.
0o In- retired by and get up at 1» a. m . along wltb the for truth at all other times do not hesi
Lauib and lite
with hot brandy, rest of the folks, but If they are tuck tate to tell a whopper about where
1 .ntnli wus fiMfi* tired uf relating the ed to right away after Hupper they they are when talking over tbe tele
incident DyST. * B faoffcuvive. abneiit wake up tbe neighborhood at a cor- phone. I have heard [tersons swear
miadi d old schular.i bad l-elgli Hunt's mspoudliigly early hour the next morn over that wire that they were tele
friendship «» wall Iks Muili's. mid the ing. It la advisable for any iiersoii phoning from points all tbe way from
other e«»u,vl»t haa told how. calling on who in likely to lie abed until noon to Hobokeu to Amityville. They were
Dyar In unawer to an Invitation to Inquire Into tbe early tralulng of a uot seasoned liars, either; Just wanted
a few minutes' grace apparently and
breakfast, It whs to find uo butter, no bird before buylug."—New York Suu.
thought tbe easiest way to get It was
knives and no spout on tbe teapot.
to make out they were a mile or two
Dyer was ho wedded to life lu the Inn
American Golf.
farther away tbao they really were.”—
that he w» titled his lauudi-ese too
Certainly yo t are In good luck an a New York Press.
London Spectator.
goiter If you go to America at all. for
they are gloriously hospitable In that
Cuttom In Spain.
Th« Largest Islande.
land. and. so far as 1 could see, tbe
One thing specially Is vital to Spain:
Australia I ihn long I hhmi
m Idea that some have here—that the
the h»a»t of the cotitbiviita and uot •• American's notion of the object of “Coatumbre." they say ("It ta tbe cus
an lulum!
Tbv largeat tetauda •rt playing a game Is purely to win It. tom”). It explains commercial honor
Kruded downwarti lu the order of (belr not to enjoy the playlug Is perfectly tersely tor the Spanish business man
to keep bls won! and pay his bills; ex
»Ixe. a» follows Greenland,
mistaken. I never had the Impression actly as It is equally customary for
square miles; New Guinea,
more strongly anywhere of being in him to lack what we call “bouor" to
Borneo, 28U.Ü00; Madagascar,
the company of men who were play some other departments of Ilf®. It is
lu the absence of exact surveys these ing the game for pleasure, not for the
areas are rough estimates aud must la* mere sake of whining the match. But customary to do or not to do. to like
considered only as approximations, but then It la certainty true, as I heard one or not to like, a thousaud things. Why T
It la not likely that careful measure of their Judges <| mean a legal Judge, “Custombre” Is tbe only reply. It Is
menta will Introduce correction« so though be was a Judge of golf, tool customary, moreover, not to yield read
large as to change tbe order of the say to an after dinner s|>eech that It ily to an Improvement or a luxury,
four Australia is but slightly smaller la "the cleanest sport In America."— even as It Is sgaln equally customary,
than tbe eontlueutal United States ex Horace Hutchinson to London Tele once tbe Spaulard has yielded to a ;
given thing, to hold to It like adamant
cluding Alaska Exchange
graph
—Arthur Stanley Riggs In Ceutury.
Already Teat' ad.
”1 »oppose you always prefer to
list men who are uot married!" I
marked to tbe sergeaut who
charge of the recruitlug »tatton
t’aunoii »Irrel
"No ; you re mlstakvu there. " he baa
tene.1 to reply "I prefer married tueu
t-iery time You eee we duu't have
to go to the trouble of teachlug mar
rled »tieu to t»bdy ." A'hk-ago New»,
Ths V«ics of ths People.
Lady John Russell v tailed 1‘arta as a
girl lu IS3O and witnessed the souhv
what artificial enthusiasm for lavula
Philippe, who bad Just beeu placed on
the throne by tbe revolutkm. "It ta
said." we are told, "that any small
buy to those days could exhibit tbe
a Ing to curious sightseers by raising
a < beer outskie the Tuileries window«,
phen bls majesty, to whom any mani
testation of enthusiasm was extreme
ly precious, woukl a|>pear automati
rally upon tbe Issleony and bow.”
Heartless Huebsng
"Want to go to tbe theater tonight
"I have nothiug to wear." saM tbe
WU, polutvdl.l
One Formality.
"Then well gw to one uf those tuov.
"Oh. joy' She has written a tettar
lug pSctnr» shows where It's dart
saying »he will marry me."
louts ville t'ourler Journal
"Congratulation» VVbenT"
Well <-r yua see her father has to
Iml.w thta promissory note before It's
r'xvl
Ciat aland loader.
I
ill
Hi» Preference.
“Too can get an armful of daisies
tor a dime,” pointed out tbe optimist,
“and Just look at their bright, merry
little faces!"
"What do I want with an armful of
daisies?" growled tbe pessimist. “I'd
rather hare a cheese saud*lcb.”-New
York Journal.
A Snake Tal«.
A man took bis small aon to tbs
pork. They fed bread to the swans
and then stood tor a tong time to front
of a cage of serpents The boy looked
at them with fascinated eye«. At last
be exctetmed. “I like these falte «II
right, but where are the aulmalaF*—
Upptncott*«.
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Old Soldier Tortured.
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It
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system of kidney poisons that
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HANDICAPPED
The boy or girl with any
de'ect of vision is greatly-
handicapped in the pursuit
of knowledge in the school
nx tn. If your boy or girl
do«« not show a high |»er
cefltage of average in the
•Cl hool report the probabili
ties are that there is some
thing the matter with the
eyes. To find out costs you
nothing
?"« will bring
them to me for examina-
tion.
It doesn't
pav to
gi'.ss about the eyesight
of your child—it is better
to nee that the eyes
____ are
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right If glasses are needed
I am prepared to furnish
the exact thing that will
meet the needs of the case.
Remcmler that
they are
guaranteed for one' year,
and I am here to make
them good,
hire are not. »»
Dr. H. E. Morris,
EYE SPECIALIST,
TILLAMOOK
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OREGON.
Administrator's Notice.
«
X otk - b n lluitr Orvas.—That the
Ceaaty Coart of the State of Orvaon fnr
***• Coa«ty of Till«m<H>k. ha» .»ppo-ntM
the umtmined the MtmtotatratoTof the
«tate of LOVIS »HTTLAI. deev .wd,
P*w»'*» haetax clans» agaia.t tbe
r »late, are hereby mt aired to present
tbe Mme together with the proper voucher»
to the «adenigwed. either at the oltee of H
r. Bott», »ttuewey-at-taw at Tillamook
City. Oregon or to T H Horne ntto7
ner-at-law. at Tillamook City, "regno
■** month» from the date of thia
Doted thia tleeoaber 13th. 1910
m AnpiLaaaav.
Adminietmtor of tlx eetate of
1-onl. toaitlar. <1ti,amd