TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 26, 1Ô11
FOUR IN OLD PERU.
FUNERAL TORTURE.
Th* Mystic Number About Which Can­
tered All Thair Baiiafa.
The Peruvians cared nothlDg for any
of tbe supposed mystic properties of
either three, five or seven. To them
tbe four was sscred. and around It
they Intwtued the main features of
all tbeir religious ceremonies and
queer beliefs. They believed tbe earth
j to be a square divided into four part*
nnd sus|>ended from the heaven* by
' four cords, one at each of tbe four
¡corners. All of their cities were quar­
tered by four principal streets running
from a square Io tbe center. They
( held four annual feasts in honor of
tbe moon. the "silver sister of tbe
sun."
To them eternity was to be divided
Into four periods of time, each com
posed of four times 4.000 years, and at
tbe end of each of these cycles tbe sun
was to be blotted out of existence. They
prayed to the four winds, or to "ye
, gods that dwell at tbe four corners of
1 tbe earth.” To them the rains came
from four enormous heavenly turtles
that vomited dampness, nud tbe four
winds from tbe lungs of tbe four gl-
gautlc caryatids which stand at tbe
four cardinal points of paradise. Tbe
j above are but a small portion of the
: fours alluded to In tbe legends of the
Incas.
i «n Odd Gift of th* Em perse
of Germany.
■ shown In tbe Hobenzollern
a gift of the emperor of Ger-
ie -death dice,” wltb which
la ancestors decided a difficult
he seventeenth century. Their
1 an Interesting one.
og girl bad been murdered.
1 fell upon two soldiers, ttalph
ed. who were suitors for her
loth tbe accused men denied
It. and even torture failed to
a confession from either of
len Elector Frederick William
to cut ibe knot by means ot
box. Tbe two soldiers should
>r tbeir lives and the loser
e executed as tbe murderer,
it was celebrated with great
j solemnity.
bad tbe first chance and
xes. tbe highest possible num-
« dice box was then given to
He fell on bls knees and
aloud: "Almighty God. thou
I am Innocent. Protect me. 1
thee.”
>e arose to his feet and threw
with such force that one or
oke. Tbe whole one showed
broken one also gave six on
er portion, and the fragment
sbowed one. This was a
tblrteen. one beyond Italpb's
Tbe audience held Its breath
OLD SAMOAN MATS.
iment.
las spoken," cried tbe prince,
Precious Hairlooma That Are Treas­
appalled by what be regarded
ured by the Native*.
n from heaven, confessed bls
Among tbe curious customs of tb»
J was senteueed to death.
Samoans Is that ot making heirlooms
of mats. By some simple process of
THE BRAIN IN SI EEP.
LBATROSS IN FLIGHT. reasoning tbe mat bas conic to be Iden
tided with tbe family, as the hearth­
Changes In the Volume of Blood Cir­
nera Caught a Motion ths Eya stone is traditionally sacred umoug tbe
culation When We Dream.
Saxon race.
Could Not Discern.
Dreams are due to an Jivrease of
Tbe SamoaD mats are really fine
eresting application of photog-
I , sensation and circulation over that
» settle a disputed point In specimens of art. The people esteem which exists in profound sleep. Obser­
history was made uy a n.itu- them much more highly than auy ar­ vations made upon patients with era
a voyage from British Colutu­ ticle of European manufacture, nnd nial defects show that when we are
the older they are tbe more they are
tu Francisco.
dreaming the brain Is greater in vol­
e albatross bad been follow- regarded. Some of them have names ume than In deep sleep and less than
jteamer and keeping pace with known all over tbe Samoan group. 1 when we are awake. Thus Ibis Inter­
several hours, and the wonder Tbe oldest Is called Moe-e Ful-Ful. or I mediate volume of blood would Indi
mong the watchers on bonrd •Tbe man that slept among I he creep­ eate that dreams are an intermediate
> as to bow the bird was able ers." It got this title by reason of the stage between unconsciousness and
so swiftly while apparently fact that it had been bidden away for wakefulness, and their Incomplete nnd
its wings extended without years among the creeping convolvulus irregular Intelligence would indicate
} them. As this is a common ; that grows wild along tbe seashore. It the same thing. This Increased circu­
of flight with tbe albatross, the is known to be 200 years old. as the lation Is usually due to sensory stlruu
tlon used to be offered that tbe names of Its owners during that pe- lotion affecting the vasomotor center
ok advantage of slight winds rlod can be traced.
and causing a return of blood to the
Tbe possession of one of these old
currents and was so able to
bead, wltb resultant Increased con­
pou wbat might be called at- mats gives tbe owner great power—Io sciousness.
fact, it is a title deed to rank aod prop­
ric slopes.
Contrary to popular belief, dreams In
e albatross sailed alongside tbe erty. from the Samoan standpoint, says themselves do not contribute to light
Harper's
Weekly.
It
Is
do
matter
if
lout fifteen feet away, the nat-
or broken sleep in which they are
snapped bls camera at It and tbe mats ure tattered and worn out. present. Such a condition is due to
1 a photograph that astonished Tbeir antiquity Is tbeir value, and for the ever present stimuli, which accord­
some of tbe most cherished of them
I bis fellow passengers.
ing to their strength or the degree of
'holograph revealed, wbat no large sums of money would be refused. Irritability of the cells, maintain even
caught, the wings of tbe alba-
In sleep a varying degree of conscious­
A Bitter Controversy.
icb some live feet long, raised
ness of which the dreams are merely
The Shakespeare-Bacon controversy n manifestation. Therefore the fatigu­
ire Its back. In the act of mak-
wnward stroke. The explana- formed tbe subject of debate at a well ing effect often also attributed to
turally suggested was that known theatrical school not long ago dreams Is not due to them, but to the
less frequently tbe bird must On both sides tbe orators were would lighter degree of sleep and less com­
ide a stroke of this kind with be actresses, and pro and con the dis plete cell restoration which they ac­
gs. although tbe eye could not cusslon was feminine nnd furious. It company and which are due to some
he motion, and that the camera seemed at first that the ardent par- irritation.—Atlantic.
I to be snapped at Just tbe right tlsanslilp of tbe fair opponents would
preclude tbe possibility of barmonlous
I.—Boston Globe.
A Painful Mistaka.
conclusion. But tbe last speaker. In
Ritter experience is a wonderful
first
public
the nervousness of ber
teacher. No doubt the young indy of
ciant Greaka Had Trade*.
e days of tbeir greatest pros- apeecb. suggested common ground.
whom London Ideas tells bad often
"Ladles." she said, speaking rapidly, been told that she ought to wear
be Greeks probably excelled all
itloas I d the variety aud excel- “I think there has been much misap­ glasses, but bad neglected or refused
f their manufactures. Their prehension as to tbe real truth of the to do so.
I stand ready io
There was a most determined look
re often the great scientists of Baconian theory.
;e, for Thales of Mllwius, one show that the great plnys we know i in her eye. however, ns she marched
seven wise men of antiquity.” so well were written not by Shake­ iBto the optician's shop.
oil merchant; Socrates was a speare or by Racou. hilt by Bacon nud i "I want a pair of glasses immediate­
ly." she said. "good, strong ones. I
inson, who. like Hugh Miller. ¡Shakespeare In collision!"
quarry and bench to become I Amid laughter and applause tbe de- won't lie without them fur another
i
bate
was
declared
a
tie.
—
New
York
:ber of nobles; Aristotle com-
day!"
"Good, strong ones?"
J drugs while trying to solve I Tribune.
"Yes. please. I was out lu the coun­
oblems." apparently proposed
Hired Crowns.
try yesterday, and I made a rery
r tradesmen, artists, musicians,
To economical minds there must be a painful blunder, which I have no wish
its and engineers; Plato and
certain waste Implied tn tbe making
lad callings as well as studies
to repent."
or a new crown tor every queen Yet
"Indeed! Mlatook an entire stranger
litical activities. So. too. all
thia baa been the rule. Queen Alexan­ for an old friend, perhaps?"
idlers, and few men In Athena
dra and Queen Victoria both had
"No. nothing of tbe sort. I mlatook
0 take tbeir placea In tbe pha-
crowns made for them, and It was
bumblebee for a blackberry.”
galley when Athena called on
Queen Adelaide who was the first to
is to battle.—Charles Winslow
"I will i
rebel against a hired crown
Life In Persian Oases.
National Magazine.
not wear a hired crown." she said to
Dr. Sreu Hedln. describing his over­
was
discussing
the
tbe minister who
land Journey to India across tbe Per­
ibsrty and Independence.
ma 1 ter wilh her. "Do you think It sian desert, gives a graphic account of
the presidential struggle be­
right I should?" "Madam, the late tbe ouses where bls party occasionally
Clay and Jackson was at lts
king (George IV.) wore one." ’
camped under palm trees There tbe
it is related that a band of
will not
I do not like It
singing birds whl< b twitter during tbe
its from Kentucky and tbe then
Jewel* eDough to make ooe for my­ day are silent at olgbt. but tb« "song
»estern states commenced to
self.” “I d that case." Interposed the of tbe desert" U continued during tbe
■ tbe north side of ’be Missouri
king, "they trill hare to pay for th« hours or darkness by the melancholy
¡d called tbeir county Clay and
setting." “No. no.” replied Adelaide. serenade of the Jackals These oases
nty seat Liberty.
"I will pay for It all myaelf." And
e same time another lot of emi- J thia waa tbe courae adopted. — London are Infested by three objectionable and
dangerous Inhabitants— a deadly snake,
from Virginia and other south-
I Chronicle.
blnck and white scorpions and a poi­
tee pitched tbeir tents ou tbe
sonous tarantula spider, which,
Ide of tbe Big Muddy and called
One Cell Animal*.
though It Ilves out In tbe desert. Is
»only Jackson aud th« capital
Only ooe cell animals which have oo tracted to th« oases by the light
idence. And so It remains to
differentiation are Immorial and nev­ the camptlrea.
>• Clay stood for liberty and
er grow old
Physical Immortality,
1 for Independence.
deathless youth, is possible, but you
Har Self Sacrifice.
must l»e an infusorian or a yeast plant
"8he's awfully self sacrificing.
Tha Cautious Tailor.
to attain It. and one wouldn't even be
"Huw do you make that out?"
. look her«. Snipperton." plead
a clam or a Jellyfish for the price.
“Well, she stuyed at b<>me from
Iley, “why can't you be patient
Tbe process baa uo limit, any more church Sunday to alt up wltb a si< k
> old bill of yours? I'm going tbao It baa beginnings. Life Is Just
«a tried shortly to a girl who's that, one third dying that two-third, woman."
"Hub! Ahe Isn't ■ regulnr rbun h
ler weight tu gold.”
may live, whether It be tbe single cell goer. I don’t see anything self sacrl
'* all right Mr Hackley.' re-
or tbe body.—Dr. Woods Hutcblnsoti tn firing In that."
Snipperton. "but Is she gulug
"You don’t? But. my dear, she bad
Hampton's.
forth my wait In gold? How
a new gown and a new bat that nad
“ea she weigh*’—Judge.
Just arrived Saturday night"-Ckrv«
Tough Luck.
“Torgh luck Jipson bad.”
land I'laln Dealer
In th* Good Old Day*.
“Wbat happened?"
nr*« the old fasblooed belle
"I d order to keep bls cook be told
Real Ingratitude.
>»* walked barefoot ha. If -----
. ber she might bare tbe os« of bls
way
"Republics are ungrateful." aald tbe
rb to keep from spoiling her toorir.g car two afternoons a "tet”
ready mad« pbiloaopber
•hue*, but «b« didn't put her
"I’erhaps." refilled Mr Chngglne.
"Well?"
In tbe bureau drawer when
"Yesterday .be eloped with th« "but If yon want a taste of real la
It to bed -Galveston Newt
gratitude take a party of friends out
< banffeur."-Birmingham Age H«ratal
for an automobile rid« and listen tn
Another Discovery
>irlr aarcasric remark» if yon happen
Taking Him Up.
isaprar» waa one of tLe ablest
Washington Star
Fol Iceman - Imite iteen bagging tu tweak down
art.”
Now. you just scrompsny me. Orga«
Bo Too mak« that out?"
Grinder-With ptessnrr. air
Wbst
At th. Literary Club.
be number of stork quota 11 »n» song would you Ilk«?- Pete Mete.
"Maria, wbat waa don« at the meet
■bed"—New York Time*
tog of yoor literary club last otgMF
"We fined Mr«. CRItlRon Kraroey IB
that
for arevMlog Mrs Hlgbmoa of eftaat
I
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On tbe death of a Buroro Indian the
wife tears out handfuls of her hair
and throws it on bls corpse, says n
writer iu tbe July Wide World Maga
tine. Al Intervals during tbe first day
after his death she shakes him. as
though wishing to bring bint back to
life, aud kisses bis cold brow. Her
efforts beug in vain, she retires aud
tbe Balre approaches, He proclaims
that the inau has died fur tbe sins be
-.ommltted during Ills lite. Theu the
relatives paint bis body with "urucu."
an olntmeut mode out of I he root
of a wild tropical plant. Gorgeous
feathers of tbe most varied hues
are then strewn over him. mid the
corpse Is wrapped up lu a matting of
straw Tbe tuotneut before the burial
tbe wives approach one after the other
and cover his feet with the blood drop­
ping from the wounds and gashes they
have Inflicted on tbeir backs and arms.
This ceremony Is followed by an
other Three Indians appear dressed
In tile clothes—If the few nigs they
wear can be called ihus-of the dead
man nnd l>egin singing and dancing
In the meantime the corpse Is carried
to the "Bahyto.” a huge uionml In tile
center of the colony, and should the
dancing and singing Indians las nine
tired before it Is reached three others
take 1 heir places. The body Iles ou the
mound three days. Then llie Balre
goes to Ibe mound and. seating him ,
self at the fool of Hie dead num. is I
supposed to receive tils soul iu kecplrg |
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