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Tlllamook'HoffidHgm, Joly 25, 1912.
Th. Androm.de N.bufo,
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fit.ad and King Lsepa«'
Ic.breg Journ.yw
Mr. W. T. Stead counted among ths
One of tbe moat astonishing ofifiKlP
Icebergs from Greenland are carried
oat trying experience, of bla Ilf. aa in the heavens ta the great nebbia ffi
•own toward the middle of tbe At­
terview be had with King Leopold the constellation Andromeda, wblcB Is
lantic by tbe Labrador current They
—' Belgium at tbe time when Gordon visible as a misty speck to tbe naked
travel right down tbe coast of Labra-
was ehut up In Khartum. He went to eye. It has long puzzled astronomers
•or. passing Newfoundland, until they
pruaaela and obtained a special Inter­ because, while Ita structure—e serto.
reach the warm waters of tbe gulf
view with tbe king tn order to pro­ 1 of vast rings surrounding a central
stream, when they disappear, melting
pose that be ahould move on behalf . mass—suggests a gaseous conatltuttoa. |
completely away. It la only the largest
of Gordon and claim the Sudan aa hie its spectrum Is continuous, resembling
bergs that reach tbe middle of tbe At-
reward.
Leopold answered tbat be tbat of the sun. It has been suggested laatlc before they disappear. On one
would ont accept tbe Sudan If It were tbat it may be composed of stars con­
occasion s berg, 100 feet lu height and
“offered to him on a silver salver,” stituting a universe external to oura I nearly 200 feet in breadth, was found
but Mr. Stead urged his point, and Studies of its parallax, however, in­
in latitude 38 degrees 40 minutes, or
they debated tbe matter In strenuous dicate tbat it is nearer to us than some nearly la a line with southern Spain.
fashion for over an bour.
i of the well known stars, sucb as es­ Generally speaking. Icebergs travel at
“He was exceedingly angry,” said pella. and Gore, the English astron­
the rate of three to five miles an bour.
Mr. Stead, “and raged and fumed in omer, points out tbat If the Andromeda They are carried forward entirely by
jjch a fashion that 1 felt more than nebula were assumed to be an external the strength of tbe current. The dis­
once it Would have given him great universe, having a diameter compar­ tance they cover Is enormous. Thou
satl%factlon to have drawn bis sword able with that of tbe Milky way. Its sands do not get farther than tbe coast
and thrust it tbrough tbe vitals of his mass would be* forty million million «C Labrador. where they become,
English visitor. • * * It was a try« million times tbe mass of tbe sun. This stranded As they ha ve come from the
Ing ordeal for me. I was glad to learn Is regarded as Incredible and so may Greenland glaciers they have then cov.
after that Leopold also felt the strain.” be taken as an additional argument tn ered at least 1.800 miles, while those
Meeting M. de Laveleye (who bad in­ favor of tbe view that this nebula is a that reach tbe warmer waters of the
troduced Mr. Stead) some months after­ member of our system.— Harper's.
Atlantic make journeys of from 2.500
ward at Spa, tbe king referred to the
•s IjOOO Miles.—New York 8un.
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Interview. “Stead!” be exclaimed, “It
Wo.s of th. Prompt.r.
waa terrible. How tbat man made me
In the production of a play there Is
Swtshella.
swear!”—London Chronicle.
an Important person who is never seen
A eeaaheil, whether in one piece (uni
and should not be beard by tbe audi­ vnlvei. aa tn periwinkles, or In two
Th. Captain Had to Decide.
ence. and yet he may speak more Hues pieces (bivalve», aa in mussels and
Etiquette on the great liners has Its than tbe principal actor. It Is tbe cockles, is formed tn much the same
difficulties, to Judge from the following prompter
Here Is a description of way. It consists of a colored outer
' letter: “The question Bf precedence a prompter’s labors, written by one of horny layer, a middle layer ot prismatic
makes a morgue of the first dinner on tbe genus:
structure and an inner pearly coating
i board, when a few foreign titles bap-
“1. as prompter, bad been kept very of innumerable very tblu plates, the
! pen to let tbelr cerulean blood boll over busy throughout tbe piece. In addi­ edges of which break up white light
■ into the soup. On a recent voyage the tion to keeping tbe actors on their lines Into Its constituents, so as to give rise
commander was told by tbe chief stew­ It was my duty to make all tbe outside to a beautiful play or iridescence. Tbe
ard that there were two Austrian noises. 1 bad screamed ‘Help!" I bad body of a shellfish Is Invested in a soft
' ladles of title on board. One was an sbouted ‘Kill bimT
I had dropped flap of akin known as tbe “mantle.”
elderly baroness; the other was higher planks to cover up deficient ptstol re­ By tbe activity of this the shell is se­
in rank, but quite young. Both were ports. 1 bad thundered, balled, rained, creted. and a sticky fluid exudes'from
' determined to sit on the right of tbe sung like a woman, marcbed like an Its surface and quickly hardens to form
skipper. Driven to despair, he said, T army and howled like an Infuriated horny or calcareous matter. Tbe salts
will let the ladles settle tbe matter for rabble Inflated by drink.
Tbe last of lime are chiefly tn tbe form ot car­
themselves, and I won't go down till straw came when tbe hero, supposed bonate. bnt there Is also a percentage
dinner is half over.* We bad reached to be pursued by bounds, sidled to the of phosphate. Only tbe edge of tbe
tbe cheese when tbe unhappy com­ wings and hissed:
mantle is able to manufacture tbe two
mander crept warily«to bls seat. Both I •“Bark, you fool, bark! Why don't outer layers of the shell, and repair of
ladies were still standing frigidly be- you bark, you Idlott ” — Cincinnati injuries Is entirely carried out in nacre,
or mother-of-pearl.
> hlud bls empty chair. He pad to do Commercial Tribune.
something, so be gave tbe younger war­
rior th. seat of honor, while tbe van­
Simplest Way af All.
Origin of th. T Rail.
quished baroness looked chain light­
Tbe following story Is told of Colo
Robert Livingston Stevens sailed
ning at tbe enemy.”—London Opinion. from New York to Liverpool before the nel George W. Goetbals. who at tbe
advent of the ocean steamer. In those time It took place was au Instructor
Our Funny Bona.
days tbe passage took two months, and in engineering at West Point Ou.
The “funny” bone or “crazy” bone, Stevens passed many an hour, jack day, In a recitation, he gave out this
as it is commonly called, is in reality knife In one band and a piece of wood question to a class of cadets:
“The |x»t flagpole, sixty feet blgb.
no bone at all. but a nerve, and Its pe­ in the other, brooding over a problem
culiar name, of facetious origin, is a that bad often worried him—how to has fallen down. You are ordered by
pun on the word “humerus,” tbe cylin­ run a railroad without stone stringers your commanding officer to put It up
You have under your com
drical bone which runs from tbe shoul­ for tracks. He wanted to get an iron again.
der to tbe elbow, the ulnar nerve pass­ rail that would ''bold” and would take mand a sergeant and ten privates of
How would you
ing around IL Tbe nervo is here super­ tbe place of tbe thin strips fastened th» engineer corps
ficial and therefore comparatively un- to tbe chnlr of the roadbed. Just be­ get the (Mile back Into place?"
Each cadet after long consideration
, protected, so that it may be easily fore he reached England bls whittling
compressed. and then a blow upon it revealed to bim tbe solution of bls and much figuring over derricks,
causes a strange tingling sensation In probjem. and that solution took tbe blocks, tackle and so on. evolved a
U>e course of its distribution, which is form of a T rail with a broad base that different method
“No." wild Goethnls; "you are all
felt as far away as tbe little finger. could be applied direct to a solid wood
You would slnyily say. 'Ser
: Tbe bumerus bae been tbe occasion support. That T rail Is still In use on wrong
geunt. put up that fliigpoleF "—Satur­ i
lot humor io others, for Locker wittily all tbe railways of the world.
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day Eveuing Post
writes in “An Old Muff,” published
The Echoes ef Eagle’s Nest.
about 1740:
Th. s«a of Spec..
The most wonderful echo In tbe
He cannot be complete In aught
Tbe mind cannot comprehend what
Who ta not humorously prone,
known ^vorld is tbat beard from tbe
A man without a merry thought
Eagle's nest In tbe lake regions ot la men nt by the tour little words lu the
Can hardly have a tunny bona
Ireland. The rock known as Eagle's expression "tile sea of space." If the
nest Is the most prominent peak to volume of "space" Included witbin our
What Susie Was.
solar system—which Is perhaps but a
The Mexican was showing bis newly be found among the heights tbat stir single train of planets among hundreds
round
tbe
Klllamey
lakes
Its
apex
Is
rrived New York guest to a room,
of millions of a similar kind—were oc­
id after tbe usual courtesies be 1.250 feet above tbe surface of tbe cupied by one single glolie ft.um.iklO,-
water,
and
tbe
extraordinary
echo
Is
used on the threshold to say: “By
00U miles in diameter It would tn* tmt
e way, we always turn Susie loose beard to the best advantage from a as a feather In the marvelous spread
r the night, and she will pass through spot 100 feet to tbe west from &n open­ of “vacancy" surrounding It In fact
tur ball on the way to tbe top floor, ing called tbe Devil's mouth At thst It has ts-en calculated that In the »puce
here she catches rats. You'd better point the effect of the re-echoed sounds occupied by our solar system 2.7110.
i careful and not step on ber. as tbat Is absolutely startling, the slightest OOO.OOtl.lMWMXZI globes of tbe size ot
tbe only thing tbat makes ber cross." whisper being repeated ns often ns our earth could revolve, eni-h at a dis­
1.000 times
The retiound is always
“It wouldn't be very serious If I did
clear and distinct and appears to come tance of 500.000 miles from the other,
ike a cat crosa.” was the Inugblng
and tlie whole buslnem would tie noth­
iponse. But tbe boat shook bls bead. from tbe crags, cliffs and peaks which ing. for there Is no wall to tbe trvas
surround tbe experimenter on all sides
1 don't know much about cats.'* be
ure vault of heaven —Exchange.
1. “Our Susie Is a boa constrictor,
Animal Curiosity.
fa aa gentle aa a baby unless you
Went • Long Way Bock.
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object
p on ber. Sometimes sbe takes a 1 A cow will a|>i>roncb n new
What Is a foreigner? It defends on
suspl
rt cut through this room, ao don't fascinated, but with timorous timid. the country In the i’nlteil States It is i
Good don. and a borse la even more
surprised if you see ber.
gazing at a distance for awhile, ready a newcomer who has not yet had time
ht.”— New York Press.
to flee In a moment Tbe monkey will to catch his breath, unpack bis kit and
snatch at everything that la new and find a job In India the rase Is differ­
A Fair Opportunity.
deliberately eiatnlne It till, finding ent. An official at Malabar, eolith In­
•ano. being told tbat be bad a fair
that be cannot eat it or mock mankind dia. recently received a letter from a
ortunlty of taking advantage of a
with It. be will drop It and let It pass man whose status be wtis Investigat­
y bitter enemy, replied. “1 wish not
from his shallow memory. There la a ing and who «aid “I am a native or
plunder him. but tbere are things
pathos in the slenderness of animal India by birth, mil I have claim to for­
cb I wish to take from him—not
curiosity.
It Is so easily satisfied Tbe eign origin and foreign blood. A col­
honor or bls life, but bis mallee
thought. If thought It be. usually ends ony of Byrinini from Edessa settled In
ill will.“
with tbe first flush of surprise and tbe Malabar In A. D 345 I belong to that
'oil apoken—a noble taking from
sect, and as am-h I bare reasoo to conn
Impressldu
of safety.
onamy. "bls malice and ill will!"
foreign origin and foreign blood ”
v la tbat done? Lov. is the potent
Petty
Good
grounds.
pon
“Heap coals of Are on bls
Th. H.lvHi.n L.di.e
Old Lawyer-Young man, it strikes
Exchange.
Tbe most celebraled warlike women
me that you aro very much attached to among tbe ancients, apart from th.
Miss Plainwell Young Attorn»y-8he
Hardly Fair.
fabled amasons. were the Helvrrtnn
own« 300 acre, of land In Kansss. Old
Cs**ssr prtilre* hlgblj tlivlr
■bleb Is your favorite among tbe
Lawyer—W bat haa that got to do with ladies,
t of Shakespeare, Mr Henpock?"
military achievements. lu niorw fiuti»
the cane? Young Attorney-Why. Ian t
rbe Taming of tbe 8brew.’"
one Instance tbe legions of Rome turn­
that sufficient ground a for an attach
ed tbelr backs on th. fair one. of
at do you think yon ougbt to par-
0
Switzerland During tbe ernsadea we-
your personal feeling to get th. me nt?—Chicago News
men often performed tbe most roman
e of your Judgment tn sucb a
A Ntc. Girt
tic and chivalrous dheds. dying cheer­
.err’—Chicago Record Herald.
“I am visiting alma mater.” wrote e fully by tbe .Ide. of their lover» aixl
' girl to ber ebum.
hoebaods.
i “I have never met Alma.” tbe chum
' wrote back, "but if ebe'e a friend of
Prevedi.«.
yours abe'e a friend of mine. I tn sure
Talkative and Abusive Old l-a<1f
aba's an awfully nice girt."—8t Louie Hampln Inin» of a recently tviiiirnt |mr
roti-And when f talk to o»nt psrrot n.
i Post-Dispatch.
Outings in Oregon
VIA THE
To the Beaches,
Springs and
yi'?
(0/ SUNSET
lOGOnthSHASMl
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Mountains
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rbought la this magazine
magazio. «tery
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Greeae— Foil of meet
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Mary-How matemtallo» ‘*f von to
WM wy ago. A “ce |1M| worry Th.
girl I mid ft tn la »»•”' ooter- Iler-
par's Harar
Round Trip Fares
Our fresh, high grade
drugs will help to make
these remedies more effec-
tive than ever.
Right prices are also
assured.
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With long limits on sale daily to the above resorts. Our booklet, “Vacation
Days in Oregon” describing these and other outing places can be obtained
from any Agent, who will cheerfully furnish information as to fares, train
service,etc.,or a postal can! to the undersigned will receive prompt attention.
Reliable Druggist.
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HARPER
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
WHISKY»
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Our Lumber Is 0. K.
in every respect. In sound­
ness, straightness of grain,
in seasoning, in absence of
waste you will find it per­
fectly correct, and you'll
find the price right too.
You’ll be surprised to learn
that our prices are no
higher than those for just
ordinary lumber.
A. G. Beals Lumber Company
Here—everywhere—in the
frozen north—in the fever
ridden swamps of the tropics
...
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they look to me for aid.
To the invalid, the convales­
cent, the old, the infirm, 1
give real helpful service.
A little of me goes a long
way.
W. J
Van Schuyver Co , Portland, Gre
WANTED-A RIDER AGENT
^ri
riCACH TOWN UMl district to rid» and .vhlbPaMninlàLeaest Mn<H
IltYN "Pasc.r” l>l<-;i In fumi-hod by as. Ouract-ni-.i'wrywiiareaiOm.I.ins
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hlerrfn. we shtn to snronw anywhere in thn HR ■uirtow.wMdwwb
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ir yen arn then not perfectly aatlsflcd or do not wl ,li to kng> ito
I,llórele ship Itbar-k Io us atour expert-« a nd
Nma»<«w.
LfiCTO&Y P91CFS "B 1
’,l" bt«l*e»l grille titcycte» It Is
rsvIVRI miwaw
to ni-ka at one email profit shove
actnnl iectorycost YousavottO to r jrild-'hmen s profit. 4 f bol­
ín» <i:rr.nduvt-tdhr-ve the mantitac'.urcr'aguarantee brhlnd yoar
bl-yclt* 05 ROT >JUV u tricycle or u pair of tires from **e« .1 mt
>*)*« until you receive onr caUlug-i't. ar-I ierra our unheard of Mm
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' “I'm aure tbat my husband doeeo t
■ •rink." said tbe bride.
i "Tbat uoT" naked tbe old timer.
“Yes. but be ba« one very peculiar
' habit He's terribly food of clovs. "
Service anti Low
Newport—Yaquina Bay, Tillamook County Beaches, Crater Lake,
Colestin Springs, Shasta Springs, Cascadia, Breitenbush Hot Springs and
many other springs of more or less note.
FAMILY
RECIPES
The valued family re­
cipes for cough and cold
cure, liniments, tonics and
other remedies have as
careful atteution here as
the most intricate prescrip­
tions.
Excellent Traía
If you are looking for an ideal place to spend a portion of the summer.
where you can And rest, health and recreation, the outing resorts reached
by the Southern Pacific are par exoellenoe>
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wonts
Dealer-1 dos t blame ini. nmam I be
poor bird la awiy 'aman. Every tody a
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ridlns. very dorel le and lln-d lurid, v'hw
aepxrlal quality■ f n»IA»r. whtrh wvr tm-
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Buncrnree without al lowing t ti. air to
fo-'iM. th. thick rei bari read
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t. g new «t r.m ewttiet. Tutt
as ordinary lire, Ute pancini* r- stein« fflraterra hems
tir.
will evriaat ». *
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;ivvn by aererai leyere of thin, erevdally
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fabric m th. tread. Th» regular prim of tb-ae f-x
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roí or Im
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with thejprotilein of buying Harness,
you will find it diatinctly advanta­
geous to come and do your select­
ing here.
You will get the beet
qualities, the most thorough anil
conscientious workmanship, and tie
charged the nAmt reasonable prices.
We can supply single or double
Sets or any single article that you
may lie in need of.
W.A, Williams&Co
Neat Door to Tillnmook County Bunk.
All Grocers Seil
Tillamook
Baker’s Bread
for 6 LOAVES
FOR a Quartei
Foley’s
Kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for Yo«
They will cure your backacho,
•trengthen your kidneys, cor«
reet urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre­
sent Bright’s Disease end Dia­
bate*, and restore health and
Strength. Refuse substitute«.
LiHiTlAR’S
Durg Store.
R-A. WAHLEN, D.O
Eye Sight Specialist,