T illamook
t, of the annual statement Gross premiums re­
of the
ceived during the year
41,132.02
Premiums returned dur­
fy
ing the year..................
3,108.35
Losses paid during the
year
......................
23,347.50
idelpltia, in the State of
Loeees incurred during
Pennsylvania,
the year.... ..............
1st day of December, 1910,
21,767.50
the Insurance COBimia- Total amount of risks
outstanding ... ........
448,032.00
; the State of Oregon, pur­
law:
J. F. T ho RELL, President.
T. A. K eith , Asst. Sec.
C apital .
if capital paid
.........................
none
Synopsis of the annual statement
of the
INCOME.
Mutual Life ln-
’ance Company,
headlight , march 23,
MODERN METHODS OF
ING ON THE FARM.
BUY
Average Farr-er Prefers to Buy
His Goods Direct and Have
Them Delivered at His Door.
ABOUL THE TIM'D.
ion
i
RIDING THE BUZZARD,
Th» Ricebird Usej His Dulky Enemy
as an Aeroplane.
»
Th««»
TRAINING SEALS.
Dexterous
Animals
Easily
Taught to Perform Tricks.
People generally associate' size and
"The cnnllnal principle In training
The Crafty Turkish Despot Wore brute strength with victory. es|ieeially animals.” says an animal trainer, "la
Th«- average farmer of today feels
among the lower auituals. Many times, not to attempt to make an aultual do
a Crown of Terror.
that he has as much right to have
however, this is fur from being ths anything contrary to the nature of Its
his goods delivered at hie door as
case, especially iu tlie bird kingdom. particular aiux-lea. To be auccessful a
the party who lives in town, and
as time goes on tlie teiidency in tlie HIS PALACE LIKE A PRISON. Among the rice tints of tlie I'arolinus trainer must know enough about the
there abound at some si-asons of tlie habits of the animals be has under
farming communities is more and
year tiny ricebirds. birds so small that training to tit the tricks he would teach
more towards buying their supplies
direct and having them delivered Yildiz. a Place of Myatary, Waa the It takes two dozen for a good meal, them to their natural bent.
right at their door. As a result of
though bones and all are eateu.
"The seal Is very easily taught. You
Production and the Abode of Fear
these conditions in all the enter­
The great buzzard Is found circling begin with one seal, some small pieces
is received dur-
Unutterable
—
Hie
Dread
of
Aeaaaei-
prising farming communities you
over the fiats at all seasons. He dreads vf fish and a string. You let the seal
lyear.................. $4,702,63225
will find the grocer’s wagon, tea
nation and Hie Horror of the Dark.
the time for the ricebird to come, for alt on bls pedestal, something be likes
[dividends and
Of New York, in the State of New and coffee wagons, meat wagons,
tceived during-
York,
For long years Abdul Hamid had be is then nearly pestered to death. It t<> do by nature: then you throw hlui
modern medicine wagons, etc.
ir............................
1,029,050.47 On the 31st day of December, 1910, There is no getting around the been haunted and toruieuted by tlie to a common sight to see one of these ow of the pieces of fish, and he natu­
hom other sour-
made to the Insurance Commis­ fact that these institutions for the nightmare of death, lu every shadow little birds fly up to a buzzard and. rally and easily catches It. Next you
Reived during
sioner of the State of Oregon, pur­ convenience ot the farmers are he seemed to see an assassin. All liis after dodging this way mid that round tie a piece of fish on the end of your
far
95,883.36 suant to law :
here to stay.
vast power could not bring him one the awkward bulk, finally alight well string and swing It toward the seal.
One thing that is particularly not- ' momeut of peace and happiness. Not forward between the buzzard's wings He catches this, too, and you keep
C apital .
>me
. $5,827,616.08
iceble is. that the sale of domestic
on the back. Here the tiny passenger
Amount of capital paid
medicines, stock remedies, flavor­ for oue momeut was Turkey's mou- grabs a few feathers lu his beak and moving away from him nnd swinging
D isbursements .
the fish to him from an increasing dis
arcb
at
ease.
up......................................$
350,000.00 ing extracts, spices, toilet articles,
kisses, endow-
Year by year bis fears had been hol<ls on for grim life. After enjoying tance. Now you are ready to begin
etc., thought the medium of the
I
ncome
.
annuities and
modern medicine wagons driven by growing upon him. He had a terror a ride for as long as he desires the with the het or cornucopia. You put a
ler values .... $ 2,124,813 68 Premiums received dur-
up-to-date salesmen of today has ' of the dark. At night Ylldiz always little fellow hops off and Is gone before piece of fish In the bottom of It and
Is
paid to
ingthe year.................. $ 1,393,230.39 grown to an enormous proportion I ' blazed with lights. His sleep bad be- Mr Buzzard is well aware of it
toss It to the seal. The seal Is dex­
[holders dur-
in the 1(1 to 15 years. Of course, all I I come restless, and he would waken
Interest, dividends and
The peculiar part of the whole thing terous by nature, and his nose, quickly
|year................
185,320.53
rents received during
manufacturers are right after the at the slightest sound. Sometimes he Is that apparently the only purpose the detecting the fish In the tip of the
s paid during
the year .........................
67,626.44 farmer’s trade and as a result of
rk-ebird has In getting on the back of
Ir on capital
Income from other sour­
this competition there has been a would come out of his sleep with a the buzzard is to take a free ride. It cone, seeks it out. The cone catches on
start,
frightened
by
a
nightmare,
and
Ills snout, and he bites out tho fish and
none
ces received during
great improvement in the «|uality of
puzzles every one who chances to see tosses the cone aside. Before long he
ions and salar-
the year . .. . .....................
.00 tlie goods handled by these wagons, that would mean hours of wakeful-
1 during the
and our farmer friends tell us that it uess At such times lie would tlud the the little drama to find any other rea­ comes to associate the cone with Osh.
883,598.11
Total income
$ 1,460,856.83 is a recognized fact in the farming solitude of his room unbearable, and son, yet the fact remains that it Is a and he will catch any number of sim­
enees and fees
communities that a superior line of he would send for a sorcerer, who frequent occurrence, and the little ilar ones and toss them aside when be
D isbursements .
ring the year.
86,306.47
goods is handled by these wagons, would explain the dream, or u slave, birds seem to enjoy It Immensely.— falls to find what he wants.
>f all other ex-
compared with similar lines of goods who would read to him from one of Now York Tribune.
Losses paid during tlie
"Balancing the big rubber linll Is
res ....................
297,502.57
usually sold over the county in
year,including adjust­
his favorite books, those giving de­
based on the same principle. The ball
town.
ment expenses, etc ..
$542,716.16
Is soaked In fishy brine and thrown to
expenditures. 3,577,541.36 Dividends paid on capi­
The idea is right here, that these tailed accounts of assassinations, exe­
INDIAN DEATH CUSTOMS,
the seal. He gets the odor and tries
medicine companies do not go to cut ious nnd other horrors.
tal
stock
during
the
A ssets .
He was always armed. Ills clothes Graves of tho Hopi and the Hogans of Ills best to get Into tho ball and find
year...................................
8 4,000. (JO the expense of much nevvspu|>er
advertising and as a result they were lined with enormous pockets,
Commissions and calo­
I wli.it he I h after. This results lu his
the Nava.ios.
glue of real es-
are enabled to give a large pack­ which served him both as arsenals
ries paid during the
[tied.................
1,386,200.00
Tlie Hop! Indian believes that the ba lancing the ball on his nose, a feat to
year .............................
597,122.23 age of surperior goods at a less and archives and bulged with pistols souls of all deceased adults go to the which his supple neck and his natural
Blue of stocks
price then the manufacturer who and rolls of spies' re|x>rts.
fids owned
7,017,965.50 Taxes, licenses and fees
Grand caiiyou. When a man dies n feeding habits are nil adapted, and
marked their goods through other
paid during the year.
in mortgages
Everybody at Yildiz was afraid of grave is dug. The nearest relative of then he gets til:« piece of fish as a
Channels.
To
illust
r
ate
the
high
llateral, etc. .. 5,964,273.39 Amount of all other
being shot by him. He was likely to
expenditures..................
46,243.76 quality of’these preparations it is tire at the slightest action that might the deceased carries the body to the print.”—New York World.
1 notes and
onlyjiecessary to mention the fact
grave, places It In u sitting posture
loans (net) .... 6,350,332.37
Total expenditures. $1,300,072.45 that the most ot these medicine seem to him suspicious. There Is a fkciug the Grand canyon, erects a long
banks and on
BIBLES IN THE WORLD.
salesmen practically leave their story that one day a gardener working pole betwemi the legs, locks tlie dead
273,243.89 _____________ A ssets .
goods
on
trial
with
their
customers
iu
tlie
park
of
Yildiz.
on
seeing
the
man's
lingers
around
it
and
tills
the
llected and de-
00 and ask no money unless tlie goods sultun approach, rose quickly from a grave.
premiums ....
395,816.95 Value of real estate owned
To the top of tlie pole, pro­ Ths Scandinavian Eddas ths Most Ro-
are satisfactory. This plan of sell­ stooping posture to assume a respect- truding above the ground, he ties one
cant of the Sevan.
285,738.92 Value of stocks and
lets (net)..........
ing naturally appeals to the farmer ful attitude. Abdul Hamid, atartled
The world Ims seven Bible». They
bonds owned ..............
end
of
a
string
and
leads
the
other
and as a result most every farmer
assets ............ $1,673,571.02 Loans on mortgages
by his sudden appearance and suspect and in the direction of the Grand t an- nre t'ie Koran of the Mohammedans,
and collateral, etc...
.00 buys at least a part of his supplies lug some evil motive, at once tired nt yon. At the end of four days It I h the Ellins of the Rcnndlnnvtnna. the
pal deposits in
from
the
medicine
wagons.I
Cash in banks and oil
tate
(if any
There was a time lietore the enact­ him. The man fell dead. Later, as no believed the soul leaves tlie body, Trlpltnka of the Buddhists, the Five
hand ...............................
243,043.48
10,000.00
e) Virginia. ..
ment
of tlie pure food laws over the weapon was found ou his body. It had climbs tho pole and with the string to Kings of the Chinese, the Three Vedaa
Premiums in course of
sets admitted
country’ that there were a lot of old to be acknowledged that a blunder guide it goes to Its eternal home in the of the Hindus, the Zendavesta and
collection
and
in
[on..................... 21,663,571.02
the Scriptures of the Christians.
transmission ............
193,968.43 peddlers of fake nostrums travel­ had lieen committed. Such is the tule canyon.
ing about the country marketing told by the son of the late Prince of
The Koran Is not older than the sev­
L iabilities .
Interest and rents due
The Navajos, on tlie contrary, are
and accrued ................
14,857.65 an entirely different line of stuff, Samoa, who was one of the sultan’s very superstitious alsiut handling dead enth century of our era. It Is a com­
$19,460,162.94
■ve.............
but the enactment of the (Hire food ministers.
bodies. They believe that the evil pound of quotations from the Old and
172.820.00
icy claims
To,al a88.et8.
'
> 2,124,158.05 laws seems to have driven this un­
spirit that kills the person hovers New Testaments, the Talmud and the
1,205,349.09 .
Yildiz.
scene
of
innumerable
horrors,
liabilities
desirable class of venders out of
«Ma où Læsa special deposits
lus .............
M6’238"
in any State (il any
the field and it is very doubtful if had beeu built by Abdul Hamid him­ around the hogan, as they call their gospel of St. Barnabas. The Eddas of
there be) .....................
.00 one of these old time fakirs could go self, and he had made It more like a lodge, awaiting other victims, and a the Scandinavians were published la
lilitiea paid for$21,663,571.02 Total
into the average farming
com­ labyrinth than a palace. It was the hogan In which a death occurs Is never the eleventh century and are the most
assets
admitted
urance in force
munity and «io enough business to production und the alxsle of fear unut­ accupled again. Navajo hogans are recent of these seven Bibles. The Bud­
in
Oregon
..................
$2,124,158.05
>er31, 1910.... 126,218,844.00
keep a going. The fanner of today terable. Surely no sane mind plsuned always built with tho entrance facing dhists’ Trlpltaka contain sublimo mor­
demands the best goods because he IL To guard against conspirators get­ tike east. When a death occurs In one ula and pure Insplritlons. Their au­
L iabilities .
B in O regon for T he
has the money to pay for them.
of them an opening is Invariably imide thor lived and died in the seventh cee-
Y ear .
Gross claims for losses
Times are not what they were 25 ting a plan of Ills residence its master la the north side. Therefore when one
tury before Christ.
unpaid
...............................
73,406.07
years ago when grain and stock was continually changing its Internal
ks written dur-
The sacred writings of ths Chinese
172,527.00 Amount of unearned
i year, 58. .............
were selling at a low price and arrangements, walling up doors, open sees a hogan with the north side
premiums on all out­
tomiums receiv­
every farm had a mortgage upon ing new ones, narrowing passages, til knocked out he may be certain some are called the Five Kings, "king”
standing risks ..............
741,013.29 it.
29,654.19
ing the year....
viding rooms by partitions, making one has died tn It.—Dillon Wallace In meaning web of cloth or tbs warp that
Due for commission
is returned dur-
The farmer of today
. is the 1110*1
, windows nnd closing them again. It Gating.
keeps the threads in their places. They
and brokerage ............
none
I year....................
independent person on earth. They was n constantly changing maze.
contain the choicest sayings of the
All other liabilities ....
are independent anil they know it,
aid during the
best ages on tlie ethlcopolltlcal duties
Antiquity of ths Dog.
To spare himself the danger of cross
none
and woe to tlie person who tries to
It Is impossible to say when dogs of life. These sayings cannot be traced
Total liabilities .... ...
$907,415.48 dictate as to how and were they Ing the graveled path that separated
icurred during
Total premiums in force
none
shall spend their money. —Duluth his apartments from his harem he had were first domesticated, but some of to a period higher than the eleventh
December 31, 1910, ... $1,251,484.58 Telegraph-Herald. May 28, 1999.
linked his residence by flying bridges the earliest traces are found on Egyp­ century B. 0. The Three Vedas are
lount of risks
ling in Oregon
to the harem on the one side nnd to tian monuments, with figures of dogs, the most ancient books of the Hindus,
B usiness in O regon for the
R. R. Roberta, representing J. R. the imperial theater on the oilier This somewhat of the greyhound type, and It is the opinion of great scholars
er 31, 1910 ... 819.'275.00
Y ear .
Watkins Medical Co., who lias the theater was a gloomy little place, which date back to at least 8500 B. C. that they are older than the eleventh
ItTY M utual I. ife J nsur - Total risks written dur­
agency for Tillamook county, is
Even In those remote days the dog century B. C.
, ANCE C ompany ,
871,600.00 now located in Tillamook City, and where the monarch would sit entirely
ing the year..................
was highly esteemed. Coining down
The Zendavesta of tho Persians Is
H. H. F ouse , Secretary,
Gross premiums re­
will call on you scam. He carries bidden from view in his box while ac­ ■ little later, we read that Ulysses
the grandest of all the sacred liooka
ry resident general agent
ceived
during the
spices and extracts, toilet articles, tresses and singers from Paris and
mey for service:
year .................................
5,294.75 stock and poultry, tonic and med­ other European cities entertained him. «.«XI years ago was recognized by his next to the Blblo. Zoroaster, whose
hoENHALL, Portland, Ore. Premiums returned dur­
icine. Residence one block west of lie uever catne Into view, never ap­ Bog Argus after his swineherd hnd sayings It contains, was born In the
ing the year ..................
793.75 the new blacksmith shop in the plauded. and the visible audience con­ failed to do so.
twelfth cen’ury B. C.—New York llor-
Losses paid during the
Plutarch speaks of Alctbades, who aid.
Alderman | roperty. Both phones. sisted of r few uiemliers of Ills family,
year ...............................
1,978.48
of the annual statement
The building used by Abdul Hamid cut off the tall of Ills dog. and Myron,
Losses incurred during
of the
Hiitsry In Toys.
as his private resilience looked more the sculptor. Immortalized the animal
Warning to Railroad Men.
1,978.48
the year .........................
Tlie history of tho world la crystal-
Ixsik out for severe and even like a prison, for all the lower v.lu by chiseling his Image In marble. ThB
Total amount of risks
Romans
valued
their
dogs
and
kept
dangerous kidney and bla«l«ler «lows were securely barred and the
II zim ! In the children's toys. Each great
outstanding in Ore­
gon December 31, 1910.
4,501.00 trouble resulting from years of heavy Iron doors were of greet them fr< mi the chase and a too as peta. war leaves soldiers In the nursery cup­
d, in the State of Oregon,
railroading. Geo. E. Bell. 639 Third strength and capable of being firmly Alexander the Great owned a veteran board dressed correctly to n strap and
it day of Decern tier, 1910,
T he P referred A ccident I ns .
St., Fort Wayne, Ind., was many
Bt to tackle n lion.
the Insurance Commis-
button. This has always been so. Ae
C ompany ,
years a conductor on (he Nickel liolted Inside.
he State of Oregon, pur-
eiieli siicceeslve age In tlie world’s his­
By W ilfrid C. P otter , Sec.
Every
room
in
the
palace
was
pro-
Plate. He says : ‘Twenty years of
A
Bibulous
Goose.
iw :
Statutory resident general agent i railroading left my kidneys in ter­ vliled with n couch on which the aul-
tory liax gone by the weapons of that
Geese will live to u great age, and age have passed to the hand» of the
and attorney for service:
rible condition. There wan
was a con­ tau could sleep if he felt Inclined, No-
I ncome .
L. W. C ronan .
tinual 1 tain across my back anti body ever knew In what room he some few years ago I came across s boys ns toys. There nre In <:nr great
N oonan A H umphry , Gen. Agents, hi|»s anil iiij kidneys gave me much would sleep on any given night, Be-
i
received
very venerable goose (male or female museums mlnlntiire ernmdiowa, npenra
Yeon Bld., Portland, Or.
the year in
distress, and the action of my fore retiring to rest he would some­ 1 cannot now say) In Westmoreland tu and shields. Toy armor an finely In­
$53,209.07
1 notes ..........
bladder was frequent and most times call Ills attendants nnd say to Unexpe tel < IrciiniMtances. I was walk­ laid mid engraved a» any real arvotl-
Ï vide rids and
painful. I got a supply of Foley
ing from Mllnthorim to Arnaldo ma] at ferments la occasionally to Im neon,
leived during
Kidney Pilis and the first bottle them: "Keep n good lookout. I sm Qnnnxlile found un acquaintance sit­
ami ol<l prlnt'i show th - Isiyn playing
going
to
sleep
547.68
tonight
In
this
room.
”
made a wonderful improvement and
four Ixittles cured me completely. But he would Invuriubly sleep some ting <>n a seaahore lx>n«’b feeding s pet with sin'll figure«. Even (lie children
gooso with lilsctiMa steeped In ale. Ho of the Fren< It revolution had their toy
$53,75ft 75
come
Since being cured I have recom­ where else.
told me that thin goose had been In his gu 11 lol I nee.—< ’ol Iler’s.
mended Foley Kidney Pills to many
TEAMING
AND
HAULING
On
the
roof
of
the
lui|MTlal
apart
DISBURSEMENTS.
of my railroad friends.”—C. I. meets was an astronomical observa­ family for over forty years nnd was
d during the
The Dollar.
GRA EL SCREENED OR Clough.
tory which had been fitted up with an partial to beer, stout nnd eveu gin.
29,127.50
Rev. James Ball. M. A., told of a
Thera was e time v.-hcu dollars were
exceedingly
g<*xl
telescope
by
a
Pa
­
A
Special
Medicine
for
Kidney
in« and sala-
rials n firm. This olmervatory wns s goose tn Stirlingshire. Scotland, that minted In EnglanJ. In March, 1797,
Ailment«l.
UNSCREENED.
during the
Many elderly people have found favorite place with the sultan, yet he had been killed by accident after Mr- the mint issued stamped Spanish dol­
15,686.18
in Foley’s Kiiiney Remedy a quick took not the slightest interest In as tog at the same place for "above eighty lars worth 4a. ltd., but they were called
censes and
WOOD FOR SALE.
relief and permanent I'enefit from tronomy. Tbs telescope was there to year».”—lamdou Field.
tn eeven months later. It was from
1 during the
kidney and bladder ailments and ~erve tils own pur|>oee of espionage,
the Spanish coin that America got the
565.01
from annoying urinary irregulari­ for be UM-d It almost exclusively for
all other ex-
Bkating on a Tennis Court.
Idea of her almighty dollar, but the
Bell
Telephone,
1209.
ties due to advancing years. Isaac
6,773.40
When <>n<> la building a tennis court Mine waa made In Germany. At least
N. Regan, Farmer,
Mo., says: the purpose of watching the residence pmvlslon may easily tie made for a “thaler," of which "dollar" la a corrup­
“Foley’s Kidney Remedy effected a of Prines Yusuf Izsedin, eldest son of
$52,15i«»
nditures ....
complete cure in my case and I Alslul Aziz and heir presumptive to rink by excavating from six Inches tion. waa. The original thaler was the
A mete .
want «»there to know of it.”— C. 1. the throne. Its alas» was never turn­ to one foot deeper Ilian the surround ’ silver guldengroacben, coined In 1518
hut ground and making this depress by order of Count Schllck from the sti­
Clough.
ed u|ion the heavens.
stocka and
But sometimes from his lonely look­ nd area as much greater than Ills ver of Joachlmsthal, In Bohemia, and
■ned .............. $ 13, (fiO. 00
Attacks Schoo'. Principal
out the monarch saw stranger things court as his purse or surroundings will known at first as the "Joacblmethaler "
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE.
tort gages and
A
severe
attack
on
school
prin
­
than the residence of Prince Yusuf, permit. Twcnty-Bre feet In the clear Tima the name mesas etymologically
4,000.1«
Corner Stillwell Ave. and Firs cipal, Chas. B. Allen, of Sylvania, things flint no other human being had outside the lines of the court will giro “of tho valley "- London Chronicle.
eceivable. se-
Ga., is thus told by him. “For ever dreamid of. There were time» on area of over 11,000 square feet—SB
1,37ft 30
St. West, and both Phones.
more than three years.” he writes, when til» luorbhl Imagination played ample space for s number of people to
An Obliging Doster.
inks and on
“I Buffered indescribable torture
occupy without crowding. The court
"Doctor, I’ve tried everythin* and I
3,309.79
curious pranks with him.
from
rheumatism,
liver
and
stom
­
PECIALTf IN ALL KIND OF CAKES
in course of
It was on the day following an at- mar lie flooded by means of a hose at­ can't get to sleep." complained the
ach trouble and diseased kidneys.
1 and in trans-
ALL KIND OF BREAD.
tempt u(»»n bls life by one All Mouavl tached to the house faucet, first sat voice at the other end of the tele­
All
remedies
failed
till
1
used
Elec
­
6.975 83
tric Bitters, but four Isittles of this nud n revolt at Tiheragan. Ixith of orating the ground and then when it phone “Can't you manage to do some­
d rente due
wonderful remedy cure«! me com­ which In- Idcnta greatly U|r«et him. has frozen flooding the court. Kubur thing for me?"
ted
6X4 38
pletely.” Such results are com­ that Alslul Hnmld hurried down from tea Life.
"Yes.” said the doctor kindly. ”Jn»t.
mon. Thousands bless them for Ms observatory with a wild look In his
h ili! the wire and I'll »Ing yon a lul­
assets
ad- _
curing stomach trouble,
female ey«-s an«l «-alhsl his first sw-rrtary. who
Deafness of Blue Eyed White Cate.
laby. Kucera» Magatine
d in Oregon
$29.40530
complaints, kivfney disorder«, Inl­
All white cats arc not «leaf, but most
at
that
tlm>-
was
All
Fusil
Bey.
He
iouaness. and for new h«-alth and
I L iabilities .
blue eyed white cats ere It lias never
Just Rebuke.
vigor. Try them. Only 59c. at led the >ecretary to s window, ■ u<l.
is for losses
pointing to the suldline ports Some been dis' <n> red why til" l>lus eyed
Billy What would you ita If I
Cha». I. Clough.
$3, lift 00
tiifh-M sway, he »eld. trembling with cats ilionl.l have the tend.-ir y to deaf should kls* you? Mllly—l‘d »lap yonr
M unearned
■e-.ti, but It Is n fact, c hile there has fine
Foley Kidney Pills.
tear:
A*4 give y»e fell vales ie
Billy—Then I won't. Mllly—
■a on all out-
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Preferred Accident Ins.
Company,
al Live Stock In-
nce Association,
John B. Langley
s. VIERECK,
Tillamook Bakery,
On Rainy Days
A Fish Brand Slicker
will keep you dry
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