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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1912)
Tillamook''H««dlignc, July 18, 1912 COURT OF ST. JAMES. | The Problem ef Fere*. * Whether tbe sum total of energy te existence to increasing or decreasing to unknown. Man may cause energy to cbsnge from one mode or form to so other, but there Is oo annihilation nor lia-rease. Energy may be created or destroyed by tbe Creator and tbe fact escape detection In this colossal uni verse. which has not, by any means, been fully explored Tbe entire problem of force, or en ergy- la being studied in laboratories wltb renewed activity and wltb tbe aid of Instruments of ever Increasing •e curacy. Space may bold woudera undetected. Thus energy In a form DOt at present known may reside there. A number of recent experiments nave revealed effects that are inexplicable by any laws known to science. These reaearchee were made in light The results of atudies now being made are ■ waited wltb great Interest A new electronic theory of light may be for mulated—that 1a. tight may be radi ating rays of excessively minute bodies at least 1,000 times less tban tbe by drogen atom —New York American. Tiskled the Buffalo** Bow Ja Yankee railroad man once Milt I n 1 telegraph poles In western Kansas and signally failed la related by a pioneer of Pawnee county. Early settler* remember that for wllsg you could see a white polished belt on every telegrapb pole where buf- faloes had polished tbelr shaggy bide when tormented by buffalo gnats 1 was told that many poles were broken by tbe vast army of scratching ani mals. A certain railroad official wbo lived Ln Boston, wbere tbe shoes were made, bought all tbe pegging awls on the market and bad tbe section men drive them into tbe poets until they looked like giant cactuses. Tbe herds came and saw and conquered. They fought for first place at tbe poles and tickled their mangy hides wltb tbe ■wla, which were broken by tbe joyful bulls that still scratched on tbe rem nants until the poles fell. Needless to say, the remaining awls were with drawn from service at once.—Kansas City Journal. Ventriloquism. V“i‘irtloquiHia ut no acienc*. but mere ly a trick io tbe manipulation of the voice. Wblcb after much prectic* is i able to tie done tn a way to deceive. It cottHlsta merely In th* varied modifies tlona uf th* Hounds produced tn tbe | larynx tn Imitation of the modification«* wblcb diHtame Inipo**» u|>on tbe voice Tbe essential mechanism of ventrllo quistn couststs in taking a full breath, then keeping tbe muscles of tbe neck and chest fixed and speaking with tbe moutb almost closed aud tbe lips and lower Jaw as motionless as possible, while air 1 b very slowly expelled through a narrow glottis. Care Is also taken tbat none of tbe expired air e* capes through tbe nose. Much of tbe ventriloquist’s skill, however. In 1ml fating sounds coming from particular directions det>*nds on deceiving other sense» than bearing. Tbe direction from which sounds reach the ear is never very clearly distinguished, and wben the attention 1s directed to a par ticular point the imagination Is apt to refer to tbat point whatever sounds we may bear.—Philadelphia Pres* Administrator's Notice to Creditors N otice is H ereby G ivin ,—T o all whom it may concern, that the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County ot Tillamook, has appointed the undersigned admin- istrator of the Estate of N. M. F. Dawson, deceased ; and all persons having CLAIMS against said es tate are hereby required to present the same, properly verified, to said administrator at his residence in Tillamook City, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated June 20th, 1912. J. A. D awson , Administrator of the Estate of N. M. F. Dawson, deceased. What s Preeentatien te English Royal ty Means flaeially. te Bo need for jealousy and •*- 1 about preseutatloiia al court. Any respectable American girl can be presented at tbe court of St James U ■ be have sufficient influence wltb some ludy wbo te eveu mildly persona grata at court. And wbeu a girl or a matron bas been presented then the matter ninety-nine cases out of a hundred comes to an abrupt end Tbe social cachet amounts to do more tban this—that tbe lord cbamber- lalu bas made an Inquiry Into your an In the Circuit Court for the State tecedents and found nothing in their of Oregon, for Tillamook County history to cause comment, la tbe case of Americans tbe Inquiry cannot bo REGISTRATION OF TITLE anything but perfunctory. In the ir after of the Application of Some people imagine that a presenta The First Christian Church of Tilln- tion at court 1s followed Immediately Citv, Oregon, to register the title by an Invitation to tbe next state din to the South East quarter of Block ner or tbe next state concert or tbe four (4) in Thayer’s Addition to the next state tea and muffiua. Nothing of Town of Lincoln (now Tillamook the kind. You must attain or Inherit City) in Tillamook County, Oregon, great social Importance or be repre the same being otherwise more Silent Wisdom. sentative tn aome way before tbe king particularly described as follows, Keep atlll. When trouble to brewing, ■ nd queen ask yon to dine wltb them. Ths Tree In the Picture. to-wit: Beginning at a point 71Yk keep etill. Even when slander to get Two Veraiona. 1 confeHS that to me much or tbe de feet East of the South West corner Presentation 1a a pretty laborious Miss Jan* Barlow'a fl rat contribution ting on bls legs, keep still. When your light of an early mornlDg landscape of of Block Four (4) of the aforesaid and ex;>en81vv ceremony, signifying to keep atlll — till joo feeling* are hurt, uuy one wbo is not in tbe inner social to literature was aome teraea that abe Corot or Claude Monet Is due In no Addition, and running thence East recover from your excitement at any ring in Ixmdon nothing. — New lurk •ent to the Corntdll Magazine while small measure to tbe music of slug along the South line of said Block rate Thing* look differently through 7iv2 feet; thence North 105 feet; ■till in her teeua. She awaited the 3 elegrapb. Ing birds. Though not one Is to be thence West 71)4 feet; thence South an unagitated eye. editor'* reply wltb glrlteb eagerness seen. I am sure they are there to the place of beginning, and be Dr. Burton relate* bow once in a Wben It came It wa* a shock: There Is a story told of Corot that he ing, and to be a tract of the full A COLOSSAL HARP. | “I have no use for your *llly verse*.” commotion be wrote a letter and sent was once painting In a wood, while size of 71% feet East and West by She waa. naturally, mortified and It and wished be bad not "In my later whose 105 feet North and South. Vcritan'« A**lian Giant Had String* i hurt A plain rejection would have year*,” be said. "I had another com near him sat another painter All to whom it may concern : creed was to record things In oh ture 320 F**t In Length. motion and wrote a long letter, but beeu bad enough. On* worded ao T ake N otice : to the just as they are Coming over Tbe largest harp ever mad*, ao far scornfully was sheer, unnecessary era life ttaO rubbed a little scuse Into me. That on the 11th day of July, easel of I ’ ere Corot, he said: a* 1a known, waa tbat Invented aud • Ity. She endured ber misery In soli and I kept that letter In my pocket A D. 1912, an application was filed "Why, you are not painting this against tbe day when 1 could look It conatructre by M. Verltan. provost of tude for awbll*— ber family knew noth by said The FirstChristian Church of scene at all as It really Is. You have Burkll, nrtr Basel. It was known aa Ing of ber literary venture—but ber over without agitation and without Tillamook City, Oregon, in the Cir left out that large rock yonder and cuit Court of Tillamook County, the gtaantlc meteorological aeolian feeling* became too much for ber. Sb* tear*. I wa* glad 1 did. Less aud leas It seemed necessary to send It 1 was put tn a birch tree—there Is no sm-h State of Oregon, for the initial regis harp. It wa* 320 feet In length and waa . confessed and demanded sympathy. tree to be seen.” tration of the title to the land above erected In tbe garden of It* Inventor In But wben she showed tbe letter tbe not sure It would do any hurt but In With a confluing smile Corot replied described. 1787. sprawling editorial hieroglyphic*, read my doubtfulness 1 leaned to reticence, Now, unless you appear on or be Thia hnrp consisted of fifteen Iron wltb more calmness and wltb th* and eventually It waa destroyed” “If you'll not say anything atsmt It. I fore the 15th day of August, A.D. wires, 820 feet In length, stretched be whole family to Interpret took on a Time works wonder*. Walt till you will tell you why 1 put tn that birch 1912, and show cause why such ap tween two j-olt-s. The wlree were from aurprlalr.gly different algnlflcanc*. H* can speak calmly, and then you will It was to please the birds.”—Atlantic plication shall not be gi anted, the two to three inches apart, th* largest had written: not need to speak, maybe. same will be taken as confessed, Whan Brodie Bluffed Mitchell. and a decree will be entered accord being one-sixth of an Inch In thickness I “I bop* to use yonr pretty vera**.”— Once, wben I d England. Steve Hrodle. ing to the prayer of the application, uud tbs smallest one-twelfth of an Inch. Youth’s Companion. Candlelight, the famous bridge jumper, was in a and you will be forever barred from They were placed In th* direction of In domestic lighting for nearly the party which Included Charlie Mitchell, disputing the same. Dorth aud south and inclined In such a flrat half of tbe last century candles T rouaara. In witness whereof, I have here the prizefighter Mitchell made aome manner as to form ao angle of from ! A recently published work on the held undisputed sway. Tbe bell 1» unto set my hand and affixed the twenty to thirty degreea wltb tbe hori ■octal conditions of the last century rung, and Mary brings In candles, a remarks derogatory to Jobn L Sulll seal of said Circuit Court of the zon. being stretched by means of roll remluda us that trousers ware invent pair of molds in tall brass candlesticks van. to wblcb Brodie rejoined with State of Oregon, for Tillamook some sarcastic observation» on tbe ers properly dlxposed for the purpose. ed by- the Duke of Wellington, who brightly polished, with snuffers on a County, this 11th day of July, A.D., sprinting ability Mitchell displayed Whenever tbe weather cbauged th* was called upon to pay a heavy price tray—a sharp beaked snuffers of steel, 1912. J C. H olden , wires sounded with such loudneas tbat tor bls temerity. Men. we are told, with jaws that opened and shut with a while in the ring wltb Sullivan. This angered the prizefighter, wbo knocked (SEAL)County Clerk and Clerk of the It was lmfKMSlbl* to go on with a con lashed themselves Into fury at a gar snap and something sinister in their Brodie flat A h he scrambled to hts Circuit Court of Tillamook cert In the house. The sound sometimes ment that reduced all legs to a com appearance. There were plated can County, State of Oregon. represented th* hissing note* of water mon level. The graduates of the uul- dlesticks and snuffers, too, for occa feet Mitchell made another rush at in rapid ebullition, sometimes tbat of a * versifies were refused admission to sions of state, wltb sliver branches him. but by then Brodie bad a pistol barmonlcon and sometimes tbat of dis dining ball and chapel with the detest- that suggested the spoils of Jerusalem, In bla hand and. thrusting It under his NOTICE OF CONTEST. assailant's nose, remarked: “You think tant chime* or ao organ.—Exchange. I ed trousers, while the Iron Duke him- but there was also a lamp, a stately you're gotn to make a reputation off Department of the Interior, i self was excluded from Almack’* when edifice of bronze that towered over lickin' Steve Brodie, don’t yonT Well, Lnited States Land Office, Paul Revere, Dentist. be presented himself wearing bla pet tbe family circle at times and abed a you Just hit me on -e and there ’ ll be a Portland, Oregon, Was Paul Revere a dentist? Tbe abominations Hut the conqueror of generous and genial light when so In July 15th, 1912. following advertisement published in Napoleon whs not to be resisted In bls dined. But what a demon it was to lot In the papen, about It. but you won't reud It” That closed the tact To EDGAR ELKINS, of Beaver, tbe Boston Gazette and Country Jour far greater task of conquering public smoke and to smell! And it would Oregon, Conteetee : nal of Revere’a time te believed to opinion. There was something about burn, when ft condescended to burn dent. You are hereby notified that Dick prove tbat be waa; “Whereas, many the pantalcsms that commended them at all. nothing but tbe very finest Dixon, who gives Blaine, Tilla Advsnc* of Civiliietion. • person» are so unfortunate ua to lose to tbe so called tulud of the tn asses, ■perm ol -Il at a fabulous price per gal- mook Co., Oregon, as his post Food office address, did on July 8th, 1912, their Fore teeth hy Accident and otn and wa base been wearing them ever lox—London Qlobe. Cooked food. tile in this office hie duly corrobo erwaya. to tbelr great Detriment, not aluce. A table to keep the food from the rated application to uontest and only In Looks, but s|-eaklug tsith lu Old Time Simple Manner*. xround secure the cancellation of your Curved Arms of Flywheels. Public aud Private:—This la to Inform Richard Evelyn, who died tn 170«. A plate to keep the food from the homestead, Entry No, 16390, Serial all aueb that they may have them re I A great inauy people imagine tbat laments in Dis diary the vanishing of ta hie. No. 01430, made December 4th, 19)7, placed wltb artificial ouea. that look* the arms of tlrwbeeto and pulleys are “the simple manners tbat prevailed In A thick cloth to keep the plate from for the S. E. %, Section 22. Township aa well aa the Natural A answers the curved for the sake of beauty and bls younger days.” "Men,” he «ays. 3 South, Ranges West, Willamette th* table. end of H|M>aktug to all Intents, by graceful ap|H-itrau<e. But this Is not "courted aud chose tbelr ____ wives __ __ for A thlD cloth to keep the plate from Meridian, and as grounds for his In tbe making of these wheels tbelr modesty, frugality, keeping at Paul Revere. Goldsmith, uear the so. contest he alleges that said Edgar th* thick cloth Elkjns has abandoned said land head of Dr. Clarke’a Wharf. Boetou. they are cast Io saud from molten iron home, good housewifery and other eco Then a not tier plate to keep tbe food and has not lived on eaid land for As tbe arms are of less nomical virtues then In reputation Tbe All Persons wbo have had false Teetn poured in from the tlrxt plate two years last past. Bit by Mr Jobn Baker. Burgeon Deu- thickuess and body tban tbe heavy virgin* and youug ladles of tbst golden Then a dolly to keep tlii second plat* You are, therefore, further noti tl-tt. and they bare got loose tbev rim and tbe bub. they begin to cool age put tbelr bttnds to tbe spindle, nor from the Hint plate fied that the eaid allegations will will lu tlmei. tuny have them fastened off quicker Hy tbe time tbe arms are disdained they tbe needle; were obse 1Vh*u tb* table In protected bv the be taken by this office as having by the above wbo learot tbe Method “set” tbe rim and bub are still cool quious and helpful to tbelr pareuta. In thick cloth mid tbe thick cloth by the been confessed by you, and your ing and contracting, and tbe effect structed in tbe managery of the family of fixlug them from Mr Maker.” eaid entry will be canceled there I of their shrinkage Is to cause a very and gave pretuigea of making excellent thin cloth and the thin cloth by a under without your further right to plate and thr piste by a dolly sud the powerful pull on the arena. As tbe be heard therein, either before this Haney Bread. wives. Tbelr retirement* were devout doily by u xvi-ond plate, the food la office or on appeal, if you fail to Io Europe, wbere tb* food value of latter are solidly set they become se and religious books and tbelr re-res protected by a diet —Life hie in this office within twenty days honey seems to be much better uuder- verely strained, but if tbe arma are tions In tbe distillatory, tbe knowledge after the fourth publication of this ■ io - h I iban in tbe United Htataa, euor- curved they withstand tbe pull that of plants and their virtues, for tbe com Was Willing to Go to Sea. notice, as shown below, your an liioua quantities ar* used. Of late goes on during shrinkage and ■Italy fort of their poor neighbors and nse of At the tiuie when William K Chan swer, under oath, specifically meet i tbelr -family, wblcb wholesome, plalu year* we seem to be waklnx to tbe straighten out a little, dler of New Haniiishlre was sec ing and responding to these alle realization of tbe value of honey a* a diet ffd kltcben physic preserved to retary of the navy Admiral Mea.le was gations of contest, or if you fail win-leso me and dellclou* article of A >*uth African Nam«, perf«*j health." commandant of the navy yard to within that time to file in this office food and also aa to It* preservative Tbe hardy Boer voortrekker* had • Washington They got Into trouble due proof that you have served a copy of your answer or the said quallries. Cake* and sweetbreads One aeaae of poetry In naming placea Had a Good Opinion of Hlmaolf. somehow, these two positive gentle contestant either in person or bj- made wltb sugar aoon become dry and In South Africa. In tbe Transvaal Wordsworth considered “Tbe Excur. men. and the cumuiatidaut wa- «um registered mail. If this service is crumbly and to get tbe good of them there la • place which rejoices Io tbe ■ion” tyls best poem and next to It "Tbe moiled before tbe aevretary oue day on made by the delivery of a copy of must l-e eaten when fresh. but wbera Dame of WaachteenMtjebeldebaacb- White Doe of Rylstone." He once a matter ot importance The secre your answer to the contestant in they are mad* up with honey they fonte! n. “lt to a d * id *. m saya a Cape ■aid that when be first thought seri tary told the commandant that If be person, proof of such service must see in to retain their moist freahnaaa Town exebang*. “wblcb apeak* of lai- ously of being a poet be looked into kept on. or words to that effect. nr be either the said contestant’s writ Indefinitely. In France honey bread aura, whoa* gentle Invitation to tba btmaelf to see how be waa fitted for should ceralnly tie obliged to pomati ten acknowledgment of his receipt a year or eighteen month* old to pre- thirsty traveler to rest a. little by th* the work and seemed to find there of the copy, showing the date of its him by sending him to -es "Mr Sec ferred to that juat mad*. Tb*y aay, brook b*n*atb tb* cool abad* of tb* "that first great gift, the vital soul." a retary.” ss st Meade. ”1 Pavent receipt, or the affidavit of the per- any ' son by whom the delivery was made “It ha* ripened " It to tb* pr***rva- t* ealla up at one* tb* thought of a statement which shows tbst. whatever thing to any except that when It is ; stating when and where the copy five, or rather th* unchanging quality green oaato in a dry and barren land." other people may think of him. be bad punlshmeni tor an officer of Ha navy was delivered, if made by registered of honey, tbat make* It so popular ---------- ----------- ■ passably fair opinion of himself. Be to tie ordered to sea what Is tour serv ■nail, proof of such service must with th* beat cod fact loner*.—Christian Th* Unopened Latta*. frequently expressed bls opinion of bla ice coming *o* I should like to go to consist of the affidavit of the person Herald. “What does -George aaty la bla tot- own poetry and once said that be bad sea. sir <io>-d day by whom the copy was mailed widened tbe domain of tbe poet over . stating when and the post office to Saldar* whole field deemed Irreclaimable. which it was mailed, and this affi- Th* Pleiad** Rpldars are oot Inaecta. aa tnoat peo ! Those tlmekrt-|»TH tb* Pleiad** ha V* davit must be accompanied by the postmaster’s receipt for the letter. nie thlnk. Tbo spider baa elgbt lega, be*u lined to mark tb* dsv» troni th* i ou should state in your answer wberess so Insect canuet bave more m<xt remor- fierhidn T W tewkee the name of the post office to which tban ala. The oervoua arsirai te coo- describing th* tire ceremonies of th* you desire future notices to be sent atructed on a totally dlfferent basta, Pn*hlo Indiana of TnaM.van. «aid that, to you. and so are tbe clrculatloo and respira bavins lieef- preaent on two auch .ai-a H. F. H igby , Register timi The eysa are dltferent. tb* In A Bad OUtl**k. »loo- tn I»« and Itaci n* tnuort that rv.. . c J’ c- A rd ® ey . Receiver. serta ha ring many compound eyaa and fir8t Pub|ication July 18th. First Tramp-Tflare ain’t «©to’ to h* tb* error of tini* mad* by th* Indian- tbe spillar aerar harlng mora tbaa ««•d II v I d tor our protoaüoai U» th* •a to th* 13th of November in those Date of second publication July 25th Date of third publication Aug 1st. righi and all of tbam almple. Thea a future. I’m atoarrd.' Second Tratap- two year* wa« InalgnUh-ant It waa Date of fourth publication Aug. 8th. spider ha a no a*parat» head, tbe head ‘Ow’a tbat? Fire» Tramp-Va tbla tb* culmination of th* Pleiad*« which and tbe thorsx belng fuseti tugetbar. _ . In Cuspan**. '»re dviiiaarion Tn*« told tb* In-han* th* proper tlu>e for Dysentery is always aeriou* and ""“My* brother baa taken tb* drink tb* ta-i-iuniug of then rtf** la trecbln «Irl* ’qrw to often a dangerous disease, but it Lsngeet Ceugh sn R*«e*d. core." remarked tb* first clubman wltttea.- Exchange. con be cured. Chamberlain’s Colic Tbe tiger came toward me. t “Baa It cured bimF Inquired tbeaec- All In th* Nam* and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured lug and grunting, aud when t aad etnbmaa. Fielen-M» mot ber. a I-mehr ferian it even when malignant and epi opposite tbe screen be gave c ’He faare aa*“-Ptttab«irxt> Poet demic. For sale by all dealer* Wbat * roar*. Mars Mar* Miner nt those fearful coughs wblcb o let toe «e* Mln* i* a Metmaliat W hat ■san wbo bas beeu close to a I« vmir* Belial Heli* M* naither twast can appreciate. It was i lev*« told me twit I heard her tell her f*rt king -London standard friend (bat ab* waa a dyspeptic. — Kx Chana-* V of th* i i FAMILY RECIPES The valued family re cipes for cough and cold cure, liniments, tonics and other remedies have as careful attention here as the most intricate prescrip tions. Our fresh, high grade drugs will help to make these remedies more effec- tive than ever. Right prices assured. are also CLOUGH, Reliable Druggist. HARPER WHISKY A Delightful Beverage, A Safe Stimulant, A Good Medicine. Sold by MCLAUGHLIN with thelprobletn of buying Harness», you will find it-distinctly advanta geous to coine and do your select ing here. You will get the beat qualities, the moat thorough and conscientious workmanahip, and be charged the moat reasonable prices. We can supply single or double Sets or any single article that you may be in need of. W.A, Williams & Co Next Door to Tillamook County Bank. All Grocers Sell Tillamook Baker’s Bread for 6 LOAVES FOR a Quarter - TlbUHMOOK FARM DANOS. Are you thinking of selling your dairy ranch dr looking for good dairy land. See F. W. STOCK, German Real Estate Dealer, Corner of 8th and 2nd Ave. E , Tillamook, Oregon. Foley’s Pills What They Will Da for Y m R. A. WAHLEN, D.O, Eye SightSpecialist t • hr«* Yow thin* ne'e rhe i>m at "”•••* H--CK- t«M He wrere rtte i*r““-*’ la that fatuity, an naht Iterk ft I They will cure your backache, •trengthen your kidneys, cor« reef urinary irregularities, build ■p the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pro» eent Bright’s Disease and Din* •nd restore health and h. Refuse substitute«. bHiDAR'S Durg Store,