Tillamook headlight., January 18, 1912, Image 6

Tillamook Headlight, January 18, 1912
Assessment of Railway and CHESS TOURNAMENT.
Handsome Trophy Goes to
Telephone Lines.
Wisner at the Commercial
Following are ¡the assessment fur
the railroad and telephone lines :
Club.
ROMANCE OF A SHOVEL
THE PAUSE AT DINNER. I
An Ida* That Won a Fortena Fee • • :«l story of an En9i„bmiR(|
Railway Laborer.
quot In Egypt.
How completely in any
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The simplest labor earing device may
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co.,
Starting Wednesday the 17th, with quite possibly be worth a fortune. One •Wtergenry the master can
30 mile*, at »8. 280.00 per mile, total
bis Berber servants Is
nearly a full number of the con- day a good many years ago a number tb:s grim anecdote from Mrs r **■
»34»,400.00.
of
men
were
at
work
on
the
roadbed
testints present, the Commercial
But her s book. "Egypt as We v- ”
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Club’s first Handicap Chess Tour- of a Une of railway la course of It" An Englishman or very
Co.. 213 mile», at $45 54 per mile,
between
Birmingham to the Egyptian service «ubedt, J
nament was inaugurated. Interest const ruction
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total ».700.00.
in chess at the Club has developed and Manchester. They were cutting I* bls own bouse a dlnnet ?any to\>
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Tillamook County Mutual Co.,
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to a point that there are over a through a bill and moving the material ytla* minister and other Exj-J
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190 miles at »14.49 per mile, total
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dozen enthusiasts and with an by loosening It with picks, shoveling ••d B*gl¡sb notables. He was a
it Into barrows and wheeling It away. *t*v sad did not often entertain
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»2.75300.
idea to stimulating interest as well
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The shovels they were using were be epoke to his servants and told tl3
Nehalem
Telephone
andTelegraph
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as estimating the relative merits
Co.. IS miles at 22.78 per mile, total and ability, the tournament was kuown ss Irish shovels, with a square that be particularly wished the din J
cornered blade about fifteen Inches •a be successful.
»410.001
decided to be held. Each contestant loug The work progressed but slow­
Tbe Egyptian, or, rather. Eert_|
Cloverdale Telephone Co..
of the twelve must play five games ly. and the subcontractor In charge re­ servant has a quick sense for th* foj
miles at »36.22 per mile total with each opponents, making 55
buked bls workmen for not making ar of "our bouse." as every good sm|
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$2,360.01
games in all to be played by each quicker progress. One of them replied tat calls bls master's abode. So tj
Making a total assessment of man, whereupon the percentage of that If be would grind off the corners
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servant* bestirred themselves, and tij
»263.623.
of the shovels It would be easier to get guests sat down to an excellent dig]
his victories will be estimated.
The contestants are and to date them into the earth. aBd, consequently, ■er beautifully served.
Good fish succeeded good soup, .J
Memorial Services.
their standing is as follow, but with they would be able to work more
then there was a pause. The host!
quickly.
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Last Sunday evening there was only
number of the
a small
The contractor ridiculed the Mee, talked bls best, but began to feel nerr
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I a large attendance at the Presby- scheduled games played :
which be considered a piece of inso­ eus
However, after a delay hartlt
» tenan Church to pay a last tribute Beals, B. _I-, Jr
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.............................. «0, lence on the part of the workman, but long enough to attract tbe notice J
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» of respect to the memory of Rev. Botts, H. T..........................................333 j the uavvy was quite in earnest and not the guests tbe even procession of dish
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> S. G. Finney, late pastor of that Chase, W O...................... .................. 800 easily discouraged. When the wort es began again, and tbe evening «a,|
A.............................. &J0 t was completed he discussed the mat­ most successful.
Dresser.«, Commodes. Bedroom Suites,
I church, who had to resign on ac- Edmunds, G
After tbe guests bad departed the
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j count of ill health and who died in Edmunds, H. R ............................201 ter with a friend of bis at Sheffield,
15 per cent, discount.
n Im iiersuaded an Ironmonger be knew host said a word of praise to bis head
i Mentone. Cal., on Dec. 31. Attorney Goyne, T. IL, no game so far,
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to make a dozen or so as an experi­ servant and then remarked:
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! Geo. Willett had charge of the Harter, J. R..
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"By tbe way. there was rather i
|K-r cent, discount.
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M ........................ 666' ment The tools were offered to a
Iron
and
Brass
Beds
! services, and was assisted by Rev. Kerron, Dr. S. M.
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long wait after the fish. Why waj
J. T Moore of the M.E. Church. Mr. Sappington, F. I.., no games played large contractor. who promised to let tbatF
<>f his men use the new shovels
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Buffets and China Closets, 15 per cent, discount.
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Willett, Attorney T. H. Goyne, Rev. j Talmage, C. W.,
' I some
"May It please your excellency, the
and re|ajrt results.
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B. E. Emerick and Rev. D. L. : Walton, James, Jr ...................... .WX)
cook died of cholera.' »»
Ahum
a
week
afterward
the
con
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Dining Tables and Chairs, 15 per cent, discount.
Shrode, all spoke in the highest Willett, Geo., no games played.
“Wbatr
tractor returned with the Information
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i praise of the deceased gentleman. Of the contestants Botts and Wai- ' that bls men were fairly quarreling as
But investigation put the fact be­
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Rocking and Morris Chairs. 15 per cent, discount.
The large choir rendered several ton play from the ‘ scratch.” that to who should use the new tools, some yond a doubt. Tbe cook, attacked at
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cocal features appropriate to the is without handicap. Chase, Ed­ arriving to work a quarter of an hour tbe last moment, but anxious for the
20 per cent, discount.
Library Tables
occasion and some of Mr. Finney’s munds, G. A., Goyne, Talmage and before time In order to be there first honor of tbe bouse, had worked on
Willett receive a slight handicap in. when the tool box was opened. The till he fell dead at his post, and hh
favorite hymns were used.
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body had been then hastily laid aside,
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15 jM-r cent discount.
Stands and Cupboards
Rev. Emerick submitted the fol that a number of points will be navvy's suggestion bad proved a good
A patent was secured and an and tbe marmitón finished the cooking
, lowing
resolution,
which
was added to their percentage as shown one
1 learned this story after tbe Eng­
Bed Springs, Mattresses and Bedding,
I carried unanimously by a rising .at the close of play. Edmunds H. agreement made between the navvy, lishman had left the country, t never
the
manufacturer
and
the
contractor.
R., Harter, Kerron and Sappington
vote
When the navvy died he left a fortune beard that any of the guests suffered
10 per cent, discount.
| “Whereas it was our privilege to received a handicap of certain of over £65.000, the proceeds from roy­ or even knew what bad happened
I know Rev. S. G. Finney as a con-1 ■ pieces according to whom they alties on the manufacture of shovels
Framed and I'nfratned Pictures,
scientious and competent minister i play with.
under his patent—Pearson's Weekly.
FEAT OF A MACGREGOR.
It has been arranged that the
of
the Gospel, fair, frank, clean and
*20 [>er cent, discount.
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Wonderful Physical Strength That Wu
manly in his attitude towards trophy will be the temporary pos­
DEATHBED SCENES.
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Used te Good Purpose.
’ready, courageous and session of the winner of this tourna­
others
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Couches, Davenports and Bed Lounges,
Sir William MacGregor was the hero
faithful in the united tasks that ment but to become the permanent And the Question of Prolonging Life te
of such an adventure as one ex,iects
possessor of same, he must also be
come to us.
Its Utmost Limit.
15 per cent, discount.
ordinarily to read about only in fiction
Resolved : That we are glad to the winner of another tournament
Even the lengthening of a man’s life
of a certain hue.
to
be
held
in
about
three
months.
by
a
day
may
make
death
easier
by
unite in this expression of sincere
Ranges, Cook and Heating Stoves,
The steamship Syria, with a lot of
and grateful appreciation of the The trophy must be won twice to giving him the opportunity of soothing Indian coolies on board, struck on a
helpful influence of his life and be held. The Club desires it to be a guilty conscience, of signing a will, rock about twelve hours from Suva,
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15 per cent, discount.
known that any who desire may of redressing an Injustice, of healing a the capital of FijL
service here in our city.
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breach of friendship tbe memory of
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Lace
Curtains
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per
cent,
discount.
That we also extend our aympa- call at the club and witness the
Dr. MacGregor, then acting colonial
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which might imbitter another life, of
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thy to the dear ones of bis old games.
saying farewell to a son or daughter secretary, organized a relief expedi­
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Linoleum and Floor Oilcloth, 15 per cent, discount.
home who miaa him most, and
who had come In baste from a great tion. clambered over a broken mast
commend them to the blessed con-
distance Any one who has seen death­ that was the only path to the emi­
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20 per cent, discount.
Wall Paper
beds knows bow anxieties of this sort grants and again and again returned
solation of the faith our brother
may darken the last hours and bow with a man or woman on bis back
luved. and taught us all to llove the
I heir removal may reconcile the suffer and sometimes a child, held by its
Rugs Carpets and Matting, 15 per cent, discount.
more. ”
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to death It seems to us that this clothes between bis teeth.
A copy of these resolutions will j
A man of vast physical strength.
talk
of the right Io die and the wrong
Matting Remnants Below Cost.
be sent tu tbe parents, brothers and '
doing of doctors in seeking to prolong MacGregor wanted it all for his final
sisters of the deceased, all of whom I
a life that Is hanging by a thread feat Down below on the reef was a
woman who had fallen overboard, had
reside in Pennsylvania.
springs from tbe unwholesome sent!
meiitalism and the inevitable accom­ got at the spirits and was mad with
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paniment of selfishness which are drink. The captain of the shin and a
Dr. J. T. Work, M.T.,
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police officer who bad gone after her
among the unhappy uotes of tbe pres
were Iteing swept out to sea.
Mac-
NATUROPATH PHYSICIAN,
ent time.
First st at Third ave. W.
To tbe older writers the death agony Gregor slid down a rope, caught the
knot of the woman's hair in his teeth
was tlie final struggle of the soul leav
It is a principle of nature, but
Ing the body, and by a confusion of and with bis bands seized the two men
lately being recognised, that it is
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1111J V • thought due to the acquired meaning and dragged them both into safety
have
the
only by assisting it we can hope to Buy your watch here and you will of the word It has come to be general­ He went back to Suva in a borrowed
suit of pajamas, having left all his
cure any disease or disordered con­ have the best time alway—ever ac­ ly believed that tbe parting of tbe spfr
curate and dependable.
Our stock , lilial from tbe material part of man is clothes and a good deal of his skis ou
dition.
Nature'* way is the elimination of of Gold and Silver Watches for painful Those whose lot it has been the coral reef.
Ladies and Gentlemen includes
Modest, like many heroes. Mnc-
waste and readjustment of nerve some of the beet time pieces ever , to stand at many dentbla-ds know that
this is not tlie case Str William Osler Gregor left himself out c.f bis own re-
forces to produce normal function made. Ail kinds of Jewelry of the
says that he bns careful records of port, and It was from the governor
This
can
be better aided by j best grades at the lowest * marke
aliout <100 dentbbeds. studied particu- that the queen first heard the whole
Mechano-Therapy than any other prices. Jewelry repaired while you Inrly with
reference to the modes of story —London Graphic.
wait.
known science, including as it does i
dying and the sensations of the dying
the best of other dingless systems. !
Of these ninety suffered bodily pain or
The Nam« of Arizona.
Chiropractic-Osterpathy Electricity I
distress vf one sort or another, eleven
Arizona, probably Arizonac in Its
showed mental apprehension, two pos original form, was the native and
Dietetics, Exercise and Hygiene.
Reliable Jeuieler,
Itive terror, one expressed spiritual ex­ probably I’ima name of the place—of a
With this capacity for greater ■
altation. one bitter remorse. The great bill, valley, stream or some other local
service. I am prepared to give the Next to the Post Offiee
majority gave no sign one way or tbe feature—just south of the modern
required combination to suit each
other.—British Medical .lourual.
boundary, tn the mountains still so
individual case and respectfully
called, on the beadwaters of the
ask those in need of such to give it
stream flowing past Saric, where the
Chinese Criminal Law.
a fair trial.
famous f'lancbas de Plata mine was
Curiously like the .Mosaic and Ro
•"onaultation free as I like inves­
man customs, the axed laws of China discovered in the middle of the eight­
tigation.
are carved In stone and set up In the eenth century, the name being first
Rates for treatment by the week
streets Chinese criminal law. which kuown to the Spaniards in that con­
or month.
Is founded on the “Chau Kung." or nection and being applied to the min­
(IRANDMOTHER may not tie as sprv
ritual of Chau. Is based upon the ac­ ing camp or real de minas. The abori­
Electro Turkish Huths, Elul
as ahe used to be, but »he is in close
The valued family re-
cused confessiag. and uo punishment ginal meaning of the term Is not
Mr* Work will act a* lady at­
cipes for cough and cold
touch with her world for all that.
<nn ensue until this is brought about kuown. The name should probably be
tendant, also exiiert care of the feet,
cure,
liuinients, tonics and I Before the condemned are decapitated written and proDouuced Arisons, as
skin and scalp treatments.
The telephone enable* her to make a* many calls a* «he
they are offered all the samschu they our English sound of z does not occur
other remedies have as
pleases, and in all aorta of weather.
desire to drink, and In most cases they in Spanish.—H. H. Bancroft. ••History
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Price* for Hogs
careful
attention
here
as
are allowed to choose whether they of the Pacific States.’•
Formal gatherings have their place, but it is the many
the most intricate prescrip­
will ride In a ricksha or be carried in
little intimate visit* over the telephone that keep people
Light hogs 150 lba., 8Hc.
tions.
150 lb*, to 200 lba. 8c.
a sedan-J S Thomson's "The Chi
young and intereated.
Charita Reade as Hs Ata.
-IO lbs to 250 lbs 7Hc.
nese "
One of the strangest men In regard
31' lbs. and over, 7c.
Grandmother's telephone visit* do not stop with her
Our fresh, high grade
to bls diet was Charles Reade. Writ­
own town. The Long Distance Service of the Bell Telephone
Tillamook Meat Company.
Severing Old Ties.
drugs will help to make
ing about his meals at the Garrick
Willie wh » sent out by bis mo: her to club, one of his friends placed one of
takes her to other towns, and allows relatives nnd friends to
these remedies more effec-
the
woodshed
to
saw
and
split
some
M R Church Services.
‘ ha* with her although hundred* of miles away.
his menus on record: "He took a cauli­
tive than ever.
stove wood out of a pile of old railroad flower. flanked by a jug of creaxu. ns
HL a. tn, —Sunday School, have
ties Going outdoors shortly after, she first course and a great salad to follow,
Right prices are also
a part in giving and in receiving
found the youth sitting on the saw
washed down by curious drinks of the
assured.
inspiration and help from the study
horse with his bead bowed down In bls sbsndy gaff order. He would drink
bands She asked her hopeful why he coffee associated with sweets, black
vf God’s word at thia hour.
didn't keep at bls work
11 a in —Sermon. Subject ’ The
pudding and toasted cheese to lb«
"My dear mother." he replied with amazement of any onlooker."
relative relation of men and women
much feeling. "I find It so hard, so very
to society and reaponaibility ' for
Kvery Iteli Telephone I« the Center of the Svstem.
band, to sever old ties."— Lippincott s.
social purity. ”
A Comfortable Roll.
Reliable Druggist.
There Is a Philadelphia simrtlng mao
A30 p m —Kpwcrth League. Do
Plenty of Purpose.
who Is famous for the roll be always
not miaa the League. No service
"I have here a poem "
carries Another man said to him one
is capable of larger thing* for
“la it a poem of any serious pnr night:
young people.
poser Inquired the editor of the High
“I suppose tn strange hotels yon al­
7.SD p. in.—Song and Sermon;
brow Magazine
ways put your roll under your pt!low.
Will not mar the appearance of Subject ” The relation of Spiritual
“It Is. sir It was written to pay niv ehr
OPPOSITE THE ALLEN HOUSE.
new Harness but it will make vision to practical life. ”
board bill with."-Kansas City jour
".No; oh. no." said the sporting man.
nal
it very unsafe. If you buy vour Stranger* are cordially invited to Comer Stillwell
"I couldn't sleep with my head so
Ave. and Firat
•igh."— Exchange.
worahip at tbe M. K. Church.
Humility
St West, and both Phones.
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ambs T. M ourb . pastor.
If
Here you may test assured that
thou wouidst find much favor
H» Moved Away.
and
you are getting not only Har­
• PECIALTY IN ALL KIND OF CAKES low peace with God and man lie very
There was • merchant in our town
Want* Dairy Raach.
tn thine own eves
Porglv«. thy
ness that presentstbe very finest
who was not wondrous wise: be vow­
self little and others much.-Arvbhlsb
ALL KINO OF MUu
ed that he could get along and never
appearance, but Harness that is 1 have a reliable client who «rill
op
Leighton
puy cnah tor 40 to 75 «ere dairy
advertise His rivals now ar* all con­
well made in every detail.
ranch in Tillamook county, moatly
allow your kidney and
vinced that advertising pay*, for be
cleared, with or without building*, madder trouble to develop* beyond
Hie Frstee*.
was forced to get along tn less than
with or without cow*. Give price the reach o( medicine Taka Foie V a
Mrs Benham-Betör« yon married ninety days Chicago Journal.
distance to creamery and full par­ Kidney Pill*. They give quick re- w you sakl that I waa a quern
Bee
M net be
be —-— —.... —..ivginH
Must
Next Door lo Tillamook Cosate Bask ticular* in first letter
T *rr*gulanties with bain Well. | Bo kingoe believe In a
snap Address h M. Shutt. Hepp. I surprising "“
nspptness and misery are ths names
promptness.
the* I. mmarvtaleal form of gover>meat—
a«r, Grego*.
of two vitretneo. the stSMOt bounds
L lough Co
I Clough
Chicago New*
w hereof we know wot.-Locks,
Jones-Knudson Furniture Co.’s
FOURTH
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
From January 15, 1912, to January
27, inclusive, we offer to the people of
Tillamook County our Large Stock of
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Furniture at a Discount.
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Discount for Cash Only
N TOUCH WITh FRIE DS and RELATIVES
EUGENE JENKINS,
FAMILY
RECIPES.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
4 TELEGRAPH CO.
ONE WEAK SPOT
HARNESS
W.A, Williams Ac Co.
CLOUGH,
Tillamook Bakery,