Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, September 21, 1911, Image 4

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T illamook headlight , S eptember 21, 1011
THE TALE OF A PIG
RAILWAY SIGNALS
CURIOUS RESERVOIRS.
LIQUID PORES.
An Entertaining Experiment With Al­
The Use to Which Baobab Trass Are
cohol and Water.
Put In Africa.
It la not easy to Imagine liquids as
People of the Kordofan province.
pores, though this seems to be
Chief Justice Marshall’s First Africa, use baobab trees as reservoirs “Firework«” That Serve as Train having
tbe case as shown by certain familiar
for the scanty water of that district
Protectors.
experiments. When a certain amount
Case as a Lawyer.
Tbe trees have to be prepared care­
We are introducing the New Frances
acd
of
powdered sugar Is slowly poured
fully for this use. The large branches
into warm water, the water will dis
INGTON
STEEL
RANGE,
at
$35.00,
the
tT
are first cut off near the trunk. If this
HE OUTWITTED A DEADBEAT. ' Is not done tbe trunk Is apt to split as CODE OF TORPEDO AND FUSEE solve the sugar and appear to absorb
range in Tillamook County for the money
It witbout Increasing its volume. Sim-
f soon as it Is hollowed out A hole Is
Our line of the latest heating stoves are beaut
1 cut In the trunk, generally Just above Messages These Audible and Viaibis ! llarly. when alcohol is poured into wa­
When Marshall Sued Old Haskin
and
the price is RIGHT, they are so constructed
ter
tbe
resulting
volume
Is
less
than
1 a branch, which serves as a platform
Danger Signs Convey to the Engi­
Smilsd. When ths Case Waa Won and
the num of the two volumes.
that
you can burn large wood aud we will tak
. for tbe man who Is filling the tree, and
neer
—
The
Use
of
Pyroteohnioe
ae
Payment Claimed He Laughed, but
For instance, if fifty parts of water
tbe interior is hollowed out Round
your old stove as part payment.
Signale In the Naval Service.
When the Climax Came He Wilted. , tbe bottom of the tree a shallow basin
and fifty parts of alcohol be mixed to­
We are prepared to furnish you with New nr
"Pop, pop,” or perhaps a single gether they will make only ulnety-four
Chief Justice John Marshall's first some twenty or thirty feet in diameter
I parts Apparently one of tbe liquids
Second Hand Goods at living prices.
case as a lawyer was tried In Fau­ I Is made. In which the rainwater col- “pop,” sharp and distinct like that of
: has entered into tbe “pores" of the
quier county. Va. It was the ault of > lects. As soon as there Is a storm tbe a giant firecracker heard not only on
We Buy, Sell, or Exchange Goods.
other. This experiment, as commonly
Cobn versus Haskin, and tbe descend­ people go out and fill their trees. The the Fourth of July, but on every day
performed
in
laboratories,
consists
in
The
New State Law VEHICLE
j
ants of the great Interpreter of the water so stored remains perfectly good In the year. Sundays included. What
putting measured quantities of tbe two
did
lt
meau?
Aud
on
almost
any
until
tbe
end
of
tbe
next
hot
weather
which
we
are
introducing
in
Tillamook
is
aellin«-
constitution delight to this day to tell
of tbe subtle strategy whereby tbe or even longer. A few trees, naturally i night as 1 look out of my window 1 liquids together, but tbe effect would
at $1.25 and $1.50.
'
budding Jurist achieved victory over hollow, have a hole at tbe top between see tbe edge of tbe wood or the fields be far more striking were It possible
for
students
to
see
one
of
the
liquids
If
you
want
your
stove
or
furniture
repaired
lighted
up
by
red
or
yellow
fireworks.
that case hardened deadbeat of a Has- tbe branches uud fill themselves, tbe
actually “soaking" Into tbe other. This
branches catching the water uud act­ Why this strange Illumination?
changed, or set up. Come and see us about it
klu person.
As all these queer huppeulngs took can be done in the following way:
This same Haskin. It appears, was a ing ns gutters. These are called “la
We are located next door to Patzlaf’s. in th»
I place on tbe railroad a few rods from
Take two glasses, one filled to the
man possessed of property. But be gal," and are highly valued.
Wade Building.
my
house
1
made
Inquiries
of
tbe
rail
brim
with
water
and
the
other
with
The
system
gives
a
cistern
twenty
was also possessed of a shrewd knowl­
edge of the law. He kept all he had feet high ami from eight to ten feet or i way otficlnls. and here ure some inter alcohol. In order to show the effect
1n his wife's name, excepting wliat tlie i oven more In diameter. Owing to tbe esting facts about tbe use of these to better advantage, color the alcohol
with red ink. The glasses should not
statute exempted from seizure for labor Involved In preparing aud tilling curious "fireworks.”
The general superintendent of the be over full—that Is. tbe surface of tbe
i the trees water is usually bought and
debt
In an evil and absentminded mo­ sold, and on the main roads where New York. New Haven and Hartford liquid should not bulge above the rim
of tbe glass. When everything is
ment Cohn, who ran a general store there Is much traffic, as between Na- railroad explained as follows:
"Our rules provide for tbe use of de­ ready, place a sheet of paper over tbe
In Haskin's neighborhood, trusted him hud and Jebel el Hilla on the way to
for sugar and coffee to the amount of El Fasher. the capital of Darfur, the tonators. commonly known as torpe­ glass full of alcohol, and with a band
*11. This wns years before the erup­ people do a regular trade by supplying does. as audible signals and of 'fusees’ on the paper to keep it down on the
as visible signals.
rim of tbe glass Invert the tumbler,
tion of young Marshall Into the law. merchants aud travelers with water.
“Tbes« torpedoes are attached to and tbe liquid will remain In tbe glass,
The bucket, called a "dilwa." con
and In tbe Interim Cohn had given tbe
claim for collection to every young slsts of a piece of leather suspended the top of the rail on the engineer's owing to the air pressure on tbe paper
Now place tbe inverted tumbler over
Inwyer In tbe county to cut his teeth by strings six luebes long, from n piece side of the track by two small flex
on. Swiftly following Marshall's un­ of wood bent In a circle, to which tbe Ible metal straps, which are easily the glass full of water and carefully
¿XPORT BEER,
furling of his shingle to the Fauquier rope used for drawing tbe water Is , bent around the ball of the rail, b « draw out tbe paper. This can be done
winds came Cohn with his claim. fastened by three or fo.ur strings. On | sbown In the picture, and hold the without spilling a drop of alcohol, and
KAISER BLUME.
Even the callow attorney recognized reaching tbe bottom of the well tbe torpedoes securely In place until ex­ yet as soon as the paper Is removed
It as a veteran among claims. Flow- leather opens out and collects tbe wa- I ploded by the first train passing over tbe alcohol will commence to drop.
Unsurpassed. Non Intoxicating.
Owing to tbe fact that It Is colored it
ever, hnvtng nothing else to while ter, however little there may be.—Chi this track.
I “The explosion of one torpedo Is a is possible to see tbe alcohol actually
away the time, he took the case. Cohn cago News.
' signal to stop; the explosion of two, “soaking" into tbe water, while tiny
MALT TEA.
promising him nil be could get out of
not more than 200 feet apart is a sig­ air bubbles that were formerly contain­
It. which showed Cohn's valuation of
FAIRLY WARNED.
nal to reduce speed and look out for ed in the “pores” of tbe water rise
It as an asset.
a stop signal.
Young Marshall promptly brought
slowly to the top of the tumbler. This
Th* Old Crook's Advice to His Bril-
“The fusees are of similar construe, will continue for some little time until
suit, nt which Ilnskin smiled. When
liant Young Pupil.
tlon to the well known Roman candle a considerable air space forms In the
judgment wns obtained, Marshall rode
“All this easy talk about 'honest' used for fireworks celebrations, ex­
out tn person to Haskin's place and
top of the tumbler.
demanded payment, at which Ilaskln graft,” said an author, "makes me cept that they burn a steady flame
tired. There Isn’t any such thing. without explosions. A sharp Iron spike
laughed.
ASLEEP AT HIS DESK.
BOTTLED BÏ THE
And while Ilaskln chuckled tbe keen ‘Honest’ gruft Is on a par with the at the bottom end will usually stick
eye of tbe youug lawyer wandered point of view of an Incorrigible old In the ground or In the cross tie when
crook
I
ran
across
when
I
was
doing
Lincoln
Was
Worn
Out,
but
Hadn
’
t
| thrown from tbe rear of a train and
about the farmyard. He saw one plow,
Forgotten His Caller.
which was exempt under the law; also police work on a Chicago paper years bolds the fusee in an upright position,
One day a very energetic lady called
one barrow, also exempt; also a huge ago. The venerable reprobate had a where It Is more plainly visible.
“A fusee must be lighted and left on me to take her to the president and
leviathan of a pig drowsing lazily In a sou about eighteen years old. whom
he had carefully trained to follow In by tbe flagman whenever a train is aid her to get a private soldier par­
pen—a very Gargantua of a pig.
"That’s the only pig I got.” volun­ bls own footsteps. They lived togeth­ running on the “time” of another trnln doned who had been sentenced to
teered Ilnskin, reading the lawyer'« er, and every night the old man used or behind its own time and under death for desertion and was to be shot
JSoda Waters, Slpthons, Bartlett Mineral Water.
thought, for Ilnskin. also law wise, to make the boy fork over the pro­ circumstances which call for such pro the very next morning. It was late
In the afternoon when we got there,
knew that under tbe statute he was ceeds of the day's pocketpicking, al­ tectlon.
“A fusee on or near the track, burn­ and tbe cabinet was still in session. I
entitled to one pig exempt from seis- lowing him just enough to live on.
“Finally the young crook began to ing red. must not be passed. When sent my name In to Mr. Lincoln, and
ure for debt
The future chief Justice rode home rebel inwardly, and one night, after a burning yellow the train may proceed be came out. evidently in profound
pondering deeply, Next day be was particularly good day’s haul, he secret­ with caution when the way Is seen and thought and full of some great sub­
seen «trolling around tbe outskirts of ly pawned a diamond scarfpin nnd known to be clear. Standard fusees ject. 1 stated the object of our call
the town looking Into casual pigsties kept the money himself He gave the burn red for three minutes and yel­ and, leaving tbe Indy In one of the
old thief the reBt of the swag, how
low for seven minutes and can be seen nntechambers. returned to tbe senate,
nnd keeping his thoughts to himself.
which bad not yet adjourned.
One noon shortly after a youth, ever, and It waa so goodly a pile that for quite a distance.
Tbe case made a deep Impression on
trudging along the big road lu front of he opened his heart and banded the
“You will gather from tbe above
Haskin's house, stopped to ask for a astonished boy *5 nnd told him to go explanations that the red glare of a me. but 1 forgot It In tbe excitement
J. P. ALtLxEjM» Proprietor.
bit» to eat. Over tils shoulder he car­ to a prizefight or somewhere and en­ flaming fusee on or near tbe track of tbe debate and the work of my of
ried a gunny sack. Ilnskin handed joy himself. So tbe boy began to put warns the approaching engineer that flee until perbapa near 10 o’clock that
him out a pone of bread and a chunk on his only glad rags. But he seemed s preceding train has passed over bls night, when my female friend came
of meat and then demanded n quarter strangely silent and distraught The track less than three minutes ahead rushing into the room, radiant with
Special Attention paid to Tourists.
for the repast "I haven't got ■ quar­ old man noticed It and demanded to of him. and under no circumstances delight, the pardon In her band.
"1 have been up there ever since."
ter," replied the youth; "thought you know what was the matter and If the must he pass this signal while burning
A First Class Table. Comfortable Beds and Accommodation
red When the flame turns to yellow she said, "The cabinet adjourned,
would give n feller a little snack Uke $5 wasn’t enough, and so on.
“Suddenly the lad burst Into tears he may proceed with caution, only ns aud I sat waiting for the president to
that”
"Not much." growled Ilnskin. "What •Guv'nor,' ho sobbed. ’1 ain't no right the way Is seen and known to be come out and tell me the fate of my
to this five spot, Here's SIO I got on a clear, keeping In mind that when tbe poor soldier, whose case 1 placed in
you got In that bag?”
“Nuthlif but a month old pig." an­ pin today, and I was goln* to bold It fusee changed from red to yellow be his bauds after you left But I wait­
was exactly three minutes behind n ed in vain—there was no Mr. Lincoln.
swered the youth. "Say, tf you gimme out on you.'
“The old crook took the money end preceding train, which may have stop­ So I thought I would go up to tbe
a quarter In money I'll give you the
gazed with sadness upon his child ped within a short distance or may door of his cabinet room and knock.
pig aud we'll call It square."
"I reckon yon stole that pig." com­ ‘Son.’ he said. ‘I want to tell you one be proceeding nt an unusually slow 1 did so, and as there was no answer
Take It from me. folks that rate of speed."
I opened it and passed In. and there
mented Haskin, “else you wouldn’t sell thing
Tbe superintendent of tbe Shore line wns the worn president asleep with
It so cheap. Here's your quarter; gets money that way will never, never
come to no good' "—New York World.
division, another branch of the same« bls head on the table resting on bls
gimme the pig”
railroad, gives this additional detail re­ firms and my boy's pardon signed by
The youth disappeared with the quar­
garding torpedoes:
Flowers and Blood.
his side. 1 quietly waked him. bless­
ter. end Haskin, with tbe content of
A superstition dating from olden
“When a train stops upon the main ed him for his good deed and came
one who has driven a hard bargain,
rsrrled the shote over to the barnyard times exists to the effect that rones line and requires protection acalnst here to tell you the glorious news.”—
and spilled It Into the pen where lay ami flowers generally attain greater a following train the flagman goes back John W. Forney tn "Anecdote« of
FOR
the perrlne <largantiin Coincidental­ beauty In soil fertilized by blood, espe­ a specified distance and places one tor Public Men.”
pedo
He then continues n farther
ly there rose out of the alder bushes cially by human blood, than elsewhere
adjacent the forms of young Marshall Tersona who have visited Newmarket. distnnee back, placing two torpedoes
Pat Scored.
and another man—the other mau was England, know of the so called "bloody As soon as the train be Is protecting Is
An Irishman uamed Pat Carr was
the constable, lu Ills hand he held a flower of Newmarket.” which Is found ready to start tbe engineer blows n met by an Englishman one day. who
all points on Tillamook Bay.
nowhere else than In the old moat, specified whistle signal, which Is n said to him:
writ of execution, lie climbed solemn
ly over Info the pigsty and. pointing now filled up. and In which, according notice to the flagman to return to his
"What's your name?"
FROM
to the fat |Hirker. said:
to tradition, a very large quantity of train. On the way back he picks up
"Carr.” said Pat.
"I levy <>n that pig In the ault of human remains Is Interred.
These ( the one torpedo, leaving two on the
"Well, well,” said the Englishman;
Cohn versus Ilaskln." aud be waved flowers bloom In June aud July and I rail to warn tbe engineer of an ap­ “you're the first car I ever saw going
bl« hand io a man who was waiting by the bloodlike hue of their blossoms proachlng train that another train is a without an ass, so you're a great sight
v> iih an empty wagon duwu tbe road.
suggest the uame which bua bevo short distance ahead and to give the to me "
' But that pig Is exempt," exclaimed given to them.
flagman time to run back aud get
"Begobf said Tat "You're not the
the Irate Ilaskln. "The law allows me
aboard of his own train."
first ass I saw going without a car. so
LEAVE
one pig.”
Of the use of flreworks as signals In you're no sight to me.”—London Globe.
Right Living.
To be honest, to be kind. to earn a the navy the chief of the bureatt of
"You've got him there,” answered
the constable, pointing to the sbote as little and to spend a little less; to make construction and repair of the navy de­
Consulting the Saga.
lie trussed up tbe big fellow and call­ U|sm the «bole a family happier for partment. Washington, make« tbe fol­
No Korean couple would think of
ed to the man In the wagon to lend a his presence; to renounce when that lowing statement:
marrying without consulting the sage,
hand. "You can't make your selec­ shall be ueceasary and not to ee em­
"All modem ship« are fitted with who fixes the happy day for them
tion for exemption after th» levy's bittered; to keep a few friends, but electric signals, and the use of snch This he does simply by adding the
made ”
these without capitulation; above all. signals Is general In the naval service, bride's age to the bridegroom's, and.
"lint the fellow that sold me that on the same grim coudltlou. to keep i In the case of small vessels having no after determining which star rules the
friends with blmself-here la a task electric Installation and also for use In destiny of their united ages, he de-
Foot of Washington Street.
aliote stole him." urged naskln. grow
Ing desjierato. ”1 can't own a stolen for ull that a man baa of fortitude eaoe of the failure of the electric sig­ ernes that the wedding shall take place
J. R. GLADDEN, Agent, Tillamook.
and delicacy
nala tbe navy has a system of colored upon the day aacred to that star
pig”
stars In connection with rockets for
All right." put tn yonng Marshall,
j the purpose of signaling.
The Glsomy Englishman.
wholly uuperturbed. "Mr Constable.
Courting Celebrity.
The sap may lie wildly running, the
"These see tn no sense tbe ordinary
Just arrest hliu for revolving stolen
“I want to do some one thing that
birds
may
be
making
love,
and
the
sun
'
commercial
fireworks,
but
are
manu
­
gisida "
will cause me to be talked about." said
Hut Ilaskln had tied to the safety of brllllautly shining In a aky of exqnls factured by tbe service for naval use the energetic and ambitions man.
his l«ck porch. seeing which tbe con­ Ito blue, but lu the heart of the «ver •xclvsirely.
That s easily arranged." answered
“There are no photographs of thia bls wife. “Merely move Into a strange
stable. Marshall and the man In the age Englishman there seems a per
petual
Good
Friday,
and
In
his
mind
system
of
signals
for
distribution.
Tbe
wagon bustled the complaining porker
neighborhood."-New York American
aboard and drove away, leaving tbe the tiled Idea that life la one long, on api>ar*tus consists of a specially de­
ending Motidsy morning and the signed pistol from which are fired car­
bewildered Uaakln to ruminate et lei
Ths Rssemblenoe.
month. eternali, November.-Ixindou tridge« containing the colored stars
tnrr over tbe Intricacies of tbe law
Teacher—If the earth were empty In
Tatier
that are used In the eerrice code,"—
which permits a mao to keep even his
side It would resemble— Scholar-A
New York MaU.
religion In his wife's name, but me- '
razor, mtss. Teacher—A rasor? Why.
A
Discussion
en
Talk.
lahes away bin eholceet pig from an-
Teddy’ Scholar-Rees use It would be
Tommy -l\>p. what Is tbe difference
der his very noon
hollow ground. mla*.-Ix>ndon Tele-
tietween a dlalugne and a monologue?
And. concluding, the multiple de-
graph.
Pop -When two wonea talk, my eon.
ocendanta of the greet John also de­
Next Door to Tillamook Coonty Bank.
Vs a distoglie; bot when a woman car­
light to tell how that pig cold for *19 M
Basier.
ries on a ronversatlea with ber hu»
-enough not only to par the ancient harnt It's a luouokiguo -Kxcbauge
Tbe Landlady-Al
Landlady-AI onr table. Mr
claim, but to aatlafy »tartly the de­
Blinks. It la customary to return Foley’« Honey sod Tar Compound
A« usually treated, a
mands of coon and conatahle for coals,
tbaaks at each mesL The New Board
»«• high place as the ankle will disable a nun for •" _
leaving not a penny over fur th» grief
twat household remedy for all coughs vr four weeks, but by nppv’"
•r-That’s fin«
I like lt
Willie-Fa* ra-Yee. Willie— Tsacb
etrteken and wicked Raskin
er Sava we re here to help others F»_
than paying casK-New York Journal and cold«, either for children*or Chamberlain's Liniment *rc, '.-j
Tn which tbe reader may add "And Gf course we are Willie- Well, what
grown pernona. Prevent« serious eoon as the injury is received,
they all lived happily forever after"-
results from a cold. Take only the observing- the directions with ew
• re th. ut her, hem for? - Chicago
eneopt ■aakia.-New Tert Timea.
genuine Foley’« Houev and Tar bottle, a cure can be
( News.
Clough C^U'e
from two to four days.
Lamar's drug store.
YOUR CASH TALKS
At the Second Hand Store.
W
LANT^R ;
PAGE
BROTHERS, Props.
Columbia Bottling Co.,
Astoria, Oregon-
The Best Hotel
THE ALLEN HOUSE,
Headquarters for Travelling Men.
F a. st
GOLDEN GATE
Sailing Days for fDonth
of SEPTEfDBER
TILLAMOOK. BAY CITY, GARIBALDI,
HOBSON VILLE,
PORTLAND,
SEPT. 5, 11, 16, 21, 26, 1st OCT.
TILLAMOOK,
SEPT. 8, 13,18, 23, 28, 3rd OCT.
Freight Received Daily at Dock
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HARNESS, COLLARS, etc.
You Use Th«-
We Sell Tbei.
W. A. WILLIAMS S CO..
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