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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. NOVEMBER 9. 1011 I IN STAMPI* ?’ PHILIPPINE VOLCANOES. A FISH STORY T. BOTTS, /-J Child Portraits Made by • A ttorney - at -L aw . s are Child-Like. I Complete set of Abstract Books Just as our portraits of adults H Mayon Is ths Most Famous, and th* Man Who Told It Said It Was Taal Cornu Next. Simply a Truo Narrativo. Tbe most famous Philippine volcano I A man who formerly was _ a waiter _____ and one of the finest volcano cones in on a big transatlantic liner told Ibis the world is that of Mayon. Its height story tbe other day: is 8,970 feet, and the volcano is visible "Ou a certain trip over I bad at my at a great distance. Since 1766 records table an Irascible old gentleman who have been kept of lta eruptions. In was a fresh air flend. No matter what that year many plantations and vil tbe weather he always Insisted 00 lages were buried under a stream of i i having tbe portbole over the table lava which flowed down Its eastern open, it was no use to argue with slope. About 1,200 Ilves were lost In him. but one day when the seas were said he. “By laying the eruption of 1814. which burled the very high and tbe ship pitching and country around a part of the base of be way you did you ar* rolling I ventured to remonstrate. He with germs. This win- Mayon under the outpourings of lava was up in arms tn a minute. 'You are be alive with germs, and dust. A similar calamity in 1825 paid to obey orders,' be said tartly. „•k to the gum on the destroyed tbe lives of about 1,500 per 'Open that port.' 1 did. The soup shall carry them home sons. In tbe nineteenth century there course was served in safety. Then I off and maybe be laid were a number of severe eruptions, in- asked him If he would have fish. 'Of dnding one In 1886-7 which continued 1 of sickness.” course 1 will,' he snaptied. 'And i ll re the stamps another about nine months. An eruption in have It in a hurry. Don't keep me 1897 killed 350 persons and destroyed I he shoved them back. waiting all day.' iu want me to do?” she much property. Twenty-two violent "Just at that moment an unusually eruptions of this volcano are on record stamps back," be said, i Next to Mayon tbe Taal volcano is big sea rolled by—that is. part of It A goodly portion came through ve more gummy side up the most remarkable. It is on an is did rent directs." land in tbe lake of Bombon. and the is the porthole, soakiug the old man and lie folded tbe slip, still land. built up by ita outpourings, has deiHwitlng on the table in front uf him nd put it in his pocket. an area of 220 square miles. Tbe vol I a live fish. No waiter on liourd of » and wrote letters till cano is Incessantly ejecting dust and our ship bad ever served an order so But I didn't get any repared to stick on the vapor from lta crater. Taal as well as quickly before 1 he said. “Hang that Mayon has been tbe center of numer credit for it. Tbe queer tiling a limit ous destructive earthquakes, but no that story.' be added. "Is that It isn't lore cashier had given very great eruption bas occurred since h tisb story nt all. I never told It yet it stamps.—New York 1864, when four villages around the to any one who believed It. lint it Is I mountain were completely destroyed, j absolutely true "—New York I 'res*. Man Insisted eo Mi * and Got Loft. v keeps a watchful eye government bought five i. The drug store caab- down, picture side up, i customer confounded nowledge of the govern- tolded a newspaper and adline: st be delivered gummy NATING SPORT. ation Take* on Those ive Ever Triad It. sport that truly exem- the greatest Darwinian tbe fittest survive. It ihysical resources. It idous demands upon assets. It sharpens It develops one's fac- lent. It demauds the 111 of the best type can be better tbe man, the ation sportsman, For n tbe sport has attract- 1 finest type that have In sport. It is for this at the world has been high Intellectual type has embarked in this his reason I call It the rta. Has ever flown ati aero- luduced to abandon it raving to fly will sur- lau who has thrilled In ? sensation of driving The strange, wild, al- exhllaration of rushing like a bird cannot be by a clumsy architect te the present writer, like D'Annunzio to tell trly—Clifford B. Uar- Llfe In America. For Weddings. ned man who wished for the afternoon saw lays which he thought > drive. have them," said the rhey are wedding asked the Innocent rou't shy at old shoes t rice. Some horses I against matrimony, se their temper if they t by any of the good hat are tired after a id run away if they te. Every livery sta- keeps two or more a more cheerful view late. Those bays are are slated to bead a ion for toulght and ' the job.”—New York •ne Befall, mie downstairs one Inner and displayed husliand, embellished ' her all day skirmish- rs' shops. *d. "how do you like The Unstinted Hospitality of Old Vir ginia. Virginia hospitality is a byword. The eld time country house, says Mrs. Roger A. Pryor in "My Day,” was built of elastic material, capable of sheltering any number of guests, many of whom remained all summer. In- teed, this was expected of them. “My dear sir,' said the genial mns- ter of Westover to a departing guest who had sought shelter from a rain storm, “my dear sir, do stay and pay ■s a visit” Tbe guest pleaded business that for bode his compliance. “Well, well." said Major Drewry, "If yea can't pay us a visit come for two or three weeks at least.” “Week ends" were unknown in Vir ginia, and equally out of tbe question •■ invitation limited by tbe host to prescribed days and hours. Some times a happy guest would ignore time altogether and stay along from season to season. I cannot remember a par allel case to that of Isaac Watts, who, iavited by Sir Thomas Abney to spend a night at Stoke Newington, accepted with great cheerfulness and stayed the rest of bis life, nearly forty years, but 1 go remember that an iuvitatlon for one night brought to a member of our fhmlly a pleasant couple who remained Car years. ,h* f-oltah conft* '' • life of rtnptoy- worth I ma «,, Both phone*. Monk's Studio, I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, S’cutecher ^bvokett, Tillamook Blpck. The Reliable Route Steamer 6 fa Q_EORGE WILLETT, A ttorney - at -L aw . Sue H. Elmore” Next to Tillamook County Bank, T.H Tillamook & Portland T illamook , O regon . T. BOALP, MJ)., Sailing for Portland, every Thursday or Friday according to Tides. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY. TILLAMOOK. Tillamook Block. H. C. LAMB, Agent, S. EI.MORE A CO, Lamb's Dock, Tillamook. Ore Agents, Astoria, Ore F. P. BAUMGARTNER, Agent, Albers No. 3 Dock, Portland, Oregon. y M. KER RON, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Tillamook Block, ONE WEAK SPOT Tillamcok, Will not inar the appearance of new Harness but it will make it very unsafe. If you buy your Oregon. DRI M. SMITH, HARNESS Here you may rest assured that you are getting not only Har ness that presents the very finest appearance, but Harness that is well made in every detail. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office over J. A. Todd ft Co., Tillamook, Ore. i c- ILA WK, ^2’^7' W.A, Williams & Co. Next Door to Tillamook County Bink PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, BAY CITY, OREGON. R. BEALS, REAL ESTATE, ¿XPORT BEER F inancial A gent . KAISER BLUME Tillamook, Oregon Unsurpassed. Non-Intoxicating MALT TEA. BOTTLED 111 F)R- P- J- SHARI*, RESIDENT DE4TLST, Office across the street froir the Court House. Dr. Wise’s office. THE HA RUH ET, 4- . The Fashiouable Tailor Columbia Bottling Co Astoria, Oregon Clearing, Pressing and Repair iug a Specialty. 'Soda Water». Si pt I ioiih , Bartlett Mineral Store in Hein* Photographic Gallery. DR. D J. CLAUSSEN, LAWYER, Çrutachcr Jlbvohat. A. SANBURN French Specialist 213 Tillamook Block, T illamook I treat successfully all Chronic Diaeasea of both sexes with Imported Herb«. an 1 with my hand« so-called magnetic treatments. I will cure the moat stubliorn cases without the use of the knife. A. OVER 44) YEARS EXPERIENCE. CONSULTATION ■’f? OFFICE HOURS - O bkgom . M. AUSTIN, CIVIL ENGINEER AND FREE SURVEYOR, « TO 12 AM. TO >1 P.M. T illamook .... O bboom sot Tillamook Block. Main 441. Office over Star Theatre Chamberlain's Cough Remedy D-irln* «I m rt*' M yaera an ram. •4y baa pravna asnre |>vnm<i'. 0» mnm a<Kas«al te Me enrea nf Had the Moving Mania. Sunday Reboot Teacher-What' Dnn't yon usui to go »0 heaven when you die? 1.1’tle Emma-Well, you see our family couldn't think of living in one place tbe whotr year round — Piri Opportunity makes as known tooth er*. bat more tv oa revives—I .a Borke- toacaaML GOYNE, A ttorney - at L aw . Leaves Portland, Couch St. Dock Every Tuesday, Arrives Tillamook Wednesdays, Dickens’ Cramped Quarter*. Bleak House at Brondstalrs is Interest to the Dickens lover because the greater part of “David Copper- field" was written there But it is not the Bleak House of tbe novel, which Is definitely located in Hertfordshire. The novelist aud his family appear to have been somewhat tightly packed in their Broadstairs home. When Lord ' Carlisle contemplated paying a visit to : “our watering place” in ¡851 Dickens wrote promising him the North Fore land lighthouse for a night light in Ills bedroom, and he continues. "As we think of putting mignonette boxes out side the windows for tbe younger chil dren to sleep in by and by I am afraid we should give your servant tbe , cramp if we hardily undertook to lodge him." During recent years tbe house bas been transformed out of all recog nition.—London Sfiectator. Correct. “It's easy to find out wbst time It la." «Id a married man "If tbe ball clock neyn 5:20. and tbe drawlog room «•lock aaya 5 50 sod tbe dining room clock aaya 6<B. and mv watch saya fl 13. sod my wife's little dinky watch aaya 6. It'a fl o'clock Io our booae" — Gas fjogU- O regon . Office : Opposite Court House, 1719. Oct. 30th. I marry. Nov. 10. We begin to keep House My proposed order is: At 6 get up and go Into Study and read in original Bible till 6. and then call up the Family. At 6% go to Family Prayers and only the Porringer of Chocolat for Breakfast till 7. 7 go Into my Study till 12%. then do something about the House till I to din ner, except on Thursday study till 10%. then dress and It Lecture. At 2 Dress and go abroad till Candle light. Except Wednesdays after Dinner do something about the House and Satur day afternoons visit at Dr Sewell's till 2%, then Home and study till Candlelight. Study till 9%. 9% go to Family Prayers and go to Bed. N. B. I eat no Supper. And All of Them Americans. An English visitor bss recently been expressing his wonderment at tbe fa cility with whl'-h America aasimllatee Its stream of immigrants. A friend with whom be was talking on the subject remarked. "My housemaid la a Norwegian, my grocer a Scotchmen, my botcher Is a German, my druggist Is a Finn, my barber an Italian my newsman a Jew. my laundryman Io Irish, my fishmonger English, my florist Greek and my tailor Rosslan ’ — American Hebrew. - T illamook (CAPT P. SCHRADER)] An orderly arrangement of working hours is a desirable nud time saving thing, but when one reads I he plan of tbe day made by a colonial parsou. he I cannot help wouderiug where the good mail's family life came In. anil If tbe I system held auy possibility of relax« i tion. Tbe record, quoted by William Root Bliss. In “Side Glimpses From the Colonial Meeting House." is takeu from the diary of Thomas Prince, a minister of tbe Old South church, Bos ton. I C a RI. HABHRI.ACH Next to the Post Office. I | Rigid Rule* of Living Made by a Co- lonial Minister. Mozart's Musical Memory. Mozart bad a wonderful memory of ■rasical sounds. When only fourteen years of age he went to Rome to as I sist In tbe solemnities of holy week. iMmedlately after bis arrival he went , to tbe Sistine chapel to bear the fa- ■oua “Miserere" of Allegri. Being aware that it was forbidden to take or I give a copy of this renowned piece of ■nslc. Mozart placed himself in a cor- aer and gave tbe strictest attention to tbe music and on leaving tbe church aoted down tbe entire piece. A few fays afterward be beard it a second time and. following tbe music with his owu copy in bis band, satisfied himself of tbe fidelity of his memory. Tbe I aext day he sang the ''Miserere" at a concert, accompanying himself on tbe harpsichord, and the performance pro Hi* Own Joke. fneed such a sensation in Rome that “I admit I wss found in the posses Pope Clement XIV. requested that this sion of firearms.” snld the prisoner, ■rasical prodigy should be presented "bnt It's only a Joke of mine, my lord ” te him at once. "Explain yourself." said tbe magis trate. Picturing ths Face. "Why. I put two pistols In my pocket "Why do you photographer* always when I go out to a friendly gather photograph tbe left side of the face ing Then I start talking of aero by preference?" planes." “Because It'a tbe best looking,” was “Welir tbe prompt reply, “The left side of “Then I say my life wa* once aared tbe face la always the more regular. by parachutes.” I and It always shows least tbe marks “Year of time. “And I pnll out the pistol* and say. “But," be continued. "If you want ‘Pair o' shoots.' Ha! ha! See?" to bring out the real character of a "Yes. I see. Did you make up that face photograph tbe right aide. There Joke yourself?" nature seta her print There tbe tinea “Yes. my lord." at» bold and unmistakable. There "Two years' bard labor.”—London •very defect no less than every ex Answers. cellence, Is stamped deep. mow,” be answered, t itr t. I brought It home ntend to take either He. which is $5 more kought”— he interrupted, becoming hat I ever Telephone to them morning that you'll sake sure they'll not “Tbe left side, where everything to else."—Youth's Com- softened down, for beauty. Tbe right ■Me, where everything is well rubbed la. for character. Those are the por it to Impose. trait artist's two chief rules."—New is walking along a Terfc Tribune. * bag on hi* back taken by a cart tbe Har Importance. offered him a lift, Herbert Spencer once told thia story t Irishman. He got of s woman of bla acquaintance: “Vain ike tbe bag off hl* as well as vulgar minded, ahe profess- put down your bag. od to have a high admiration of Shake- river "Well,“ said spear» and wss partial to reading his loo t like to Impose Hays aloud and considered that she re You are giving •erieltned tbe speeches extremely well. 111 carry tbe bag." On one occasion, after enlarging upon her reverence for him. she ended by •”« St th* End. saying: 'Ab. I often wish that he were M ail up to tbe alive and that I bad him here. How ’flvd to s*y some we would enjoy one another's conver couldn't do It antiear" ”* 1 hade then '•‘hen yOn did mi* •era te Know. ’rreeaMe after “I nnflerstand that you have bought ’‘"•riea some remarkably expensive gowns bore tn Parte" Wall*. “Yen. hot what's tbe nevi Few pro **”• was practiced know whether a gown la really ex "n 4.000 roars age pensive or not " 1 encout.iored a,. "Walt until you reach tbe rnilomi >*» b a Inspectors "—Pittsburg Post Tillamook Block. HIS PLAN OF THE DAY. LENGTHY VISITS. Taxes paid for non Residents. n office. porstss strength and character. We are experts in lighting and posing, and our equipment is complete. Come in and see our line. Coughs, Colds and Crouo I than Chambartaln'a Cxi'igh ItomnAv In many botnea It Is railed upon Mln. plteioy aa'hafamily pkyelrtea 1« 00a- laloa no opt in. ev -bev neaewM r . a.>4 may ba riven ea eonflaoaUy to a baby eeto aa a4ate. Frit« taaveetoeMu ■<