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? Aaguat 22, Tillamook Haadlignt, AIR MOTOR WINDMILL The New Party’« Chance«. DODGED THE TRAP. During a moment of elation at Dio Way Dr. Wayland Was Net Cor- . Chicago some of the leaders of the norod by Hie Son. Progressive party predicted great Dr. James B. Angell tells in his The Peerless Air Motor Manu triumphs for it in many states. Ac- reminiscences ths __ following enjoyable t ___ — facturing Co. had one of their wind cording to Gifford Pinchot, a reel- ,tory ot his college days at Brown unl- - Roosevelt the presidency of Dr. mills in operation in thia city this dent of - Pennsylvania, Roosevelt versify versify under ui week, and from all appearance is will get a majority of about 300,000 Wayland: The ’s son. Hernan Lincoln quite a novelty in obtaining wind there in November. Hi» lead in „ Th« doctor do< power. The Peerless Air Motor is I Illinois, so Raymond Robbins says, Wayland, one of my classmates, lnher. ’ ited from his father a very keen wit, the first windmill to make possible ' will not be less than 100,000. One The passages between father and son »z«.«”-— — ——----------- the conservation of this immense, of California’s delegates figures w#r(# often eDtertaining to the class, and until now, wasted power, and that he will have a margin in that Qne day> wben we were considering a I to so harness it as to make it readily state of anywhere from 25,000 up- chapter In the father’s textbook on available for the many uses to ward. Comfortable majorities are moral philosophy. Lincoln ro«F'with an predicted for him in Kansas, South J expression of great solemnity and re- which power caa be applied. In the construction of the Air I Dakota, Minnesota and L-._ several said: —1 spect * and a — «a- Motor the fans are arranged along other Western States by residents J "Sir, I would like to propound a If the a perpendicular shaft inside i------- the o, „ lelse. commonwealths 1 •- •—. question." these i "Well, sir. what Is It?’ was the re tower and supported from all sides, foreCa,t, of gome of the leaders of ! the gyroscopic motion of the wheel, I tbe new party trom the West, the | ply- “Well, sir.” said the son, “In the when propelled by the wind, aug Midjie West and the South are learned ______ ____ we are author’s _____ work which mented by ball and roller bearings truatworthy, the colonel may run D0W perusing I observe the following throughout, permitting of only an Taft and Wilson pretty close in the remark,” and then he quoted, | Th« class saw that fun was at band j irreducible minimum of friction, election. »train and wear ; making possible ’I It is not necessary to give much and begap to laugh. “Well, what of It J” asked the father. | the development of an unlimited 1 attention to these prophesies. All amoqnt of power, transferred to a new parties run better in August with a merry twinkle in his eye. “Why," continued the son, "in an- I horizontal shaft by a single gear ; than they do in November. There other work of the same learned author, the principle of it» construction, is an especial reason to make mis entitled ‘On the Limitation of Human | while simplicity itself, making takes in the case of the Progres Responsibility,’ 1 And the following ‘‘dead centres” in the Peerless Air sives. Iu the primaries a few passage.” Motor u mechanical impossibility. He quoted again. Clearly the two j months ago Roosevelt left Taft far Tile propelling side of the wheel is behind in Illinois, Pennsylvania, passages were irreconcilable. The boys | fully exposed to the wind, while the Kansas, New Jersey, Maryland were delighted to see that the doctor , return side is protected from the South Dakota and a few other states. was in a trap and broke Into loud j wiud by a shield. In the event of At that time, however, the colonel langhter. “Well, what of It?” asked the doctor, | the wind exceeding the desired was a Republican, and was seeking velocity the governor controlling the Republican candidacy. He has and his eyes twinkled still more mer rily. the shield pulls it forward over the left the Republican party since "Why,” said the son. with the nt- I propelling side of the wheel Suffi then, and has founded a new polti- most gravity. “It has occurred to me ciently to insure a speed in uni cal sect. Apparently he has cut that I should like to know how the I formity with that furnished by the loose permanently from his old learned author reconciles the two state- I desired maximum of wind. affiliations. His attacks in the past ments.” “Ob.” said the father, “that is aim- ’ Any windmill man or machinist few weeks have been on the Repub will readily recognize the justice of lican party chiefly. The warfare pie enough. It only shows that since the conservative claim that the which his convention started is be wrote the first book the learned au- I Iteerleas Air Motor will give at against Republicans almost solely. tbor has learned something.” least 4a per cent efficiency greater Such epithets as the Progressives than the old style of windmill; and hand out to the Democrats are mild BOUGHT HOUSES ON FIRE. there are more than 20 standard compared with those which they* Queer Trade That Enriched Cato and makes of windmills, each striving hurl at the Republican party. j Crassus In Ancient Romo. for und claiming 1 per cent to 5 per i This change in the situation will Ono of the strangest businesses In cent efficiency greater than its com necessarily affect the colonel’s for- ancient Rome is mentioned by Juvenal petitors. tunes. Many of hie supporters in in bls “Satires,” and we hear of it also The aim and object of the Peerless the Republican convention in June from historians. It consisted of buy- Air Motor Manufacturing Co. is to have abandoned him since. Few of. tak houses on Are. establish a large manufacturing The speculator hurried to the scene them participated in the August plipt in Portland, Ore., for the pur assemblage. True, he has just I attended by slaves carrying bags of pose of manufacturing these air money and others carrying tools, carried Kansas in the primary on ’ __ __ __ ____ chances of salvage and jjudged the motors, and to obtain sufficient electors. One of hie supporters made g b)d to the distracted house capital stock is now being sold at has won the nomination for the , owners, who were glad to accept any- $1.00 pey share. For an ingenious governorship, and others of them thing a8 a ru|e. jhe bargain struck in invention, which will find ready have scored some triumphs. Hut' all haste this earliest of Are assurers sale, and a profitable investment, this does not indicate any powerful set bls slaves to work and secured there is not much doubt but the drift to him anywhere. In the in- what he could. Sometimes even be put money will be raised as most of tervul between now and November °ut the flames and so made a coup, those who have seen the air motor the people of Kansas will be com i It was a business for capitalists, but in operation are not only well pelled to do some serious thinking. ( the poorest who speculated in a small pleased with it, but are taking stock i way could hardly lose if he had pres- They will ask themselves whether i ence of mind enough to grasp the in the company. it will be worth while for them to , chances. hand their state over to the Demo ! Thus Cato the elder and, above all, "‘The kind of sectionalism that crats. Kansas gave its electoral Crassus laid the foundations of their was especially hurtful to the vote to Weaver, the populist, in 1882, wealth. The latter had a passion for South,” says Col. Watterson, “ended und to Bryan in 1896, but it suffer-j sqch gambling. He gradually collected quite u while ago. Grant begun ed a loss in self respect und in! ■ ,orce ot carpenters, masons and such the beginning of the end when he general prestige thereby from which ■ ar,lflcers — slaves, of course — which removed the troops in 1877. Cleve it barely extricated itself by the [ reached C00 men. Not only did he buy land continued it when he put u succession of Republican victories B;e* UI^“ few rebel brigudiers in the diplo since then. , In Kansas as in other ' the common practice, he made a bld matic service und culled a few more states in which the colonel seems for those adjoining which stood In dau- ’ ger. His proposals were commonly to his cabinet. McKinley luid the to be strong now, he is likely to welcome, so helpless were the people ax to the end when he signed the fall bnck materially before Novem and so great the peril. By this means commission« of Joseph Wheeler ber.—Globe Democrat. 1 Crassus became Ibe greatest owner of und Fitzhugh Lee in the regular ' house property In Rome. army. And Taft quite finished the Land for Sale Rudest Man of His Ago. job when lie made u Confederate John Hunter, the famous British sur- soldier chief justice of the United 200 acres of fine unimproved land geon, anatomist, physiologist and med- States.** Col. Wutterson su>s this for sale, about as a response to Col. Roosevelt's Tilliimook City, nine miles from teal writer, who died In 1793. was one “bout Al acres of the rudest men of bls age. He re- insinuation that the Progressives, could be put "in at*?n ,i turned home late oue evening from hla small expense. ____ under his leadership, sre going to r ..m! , ,-ru _ ______ . n'n.ul , 1 round of Professional calls and found vine maple, alder and crabapple. ., ,, • ' . . , ---- . —------ do away with sectionalism. Electrical survey through the place. . “'a wife entertaining a few friends. The President and the Secretary —J. S. Stephens, Room No. 16, Com-: Grimly he walked Into the center of ¡the room, stopped and looked around. of the Interior have ordered about mercial Building. Also House to Rent und Furniture “I knew nothing of this kick up," be one and one half million acres of __________ '•“•<*- “and I ought to have been In- Indian lands, in the former Sho for Sale ---------------- B? 'formed. As I have returned home for shone (in Wyoming), Uintah (in Death of Postmaster Merrick. J the purpose of studying. 1 hope th« Utah), und Crow (in Moutuuu), 1 akkvirw Tte Z:. •>. w .» iPreR*nt company will retire at once.” Indian Reservations to be sold at i.Akk\iBW. Or., Aug. 21.-With- , Tbe_ retired public auction by James W. Witten, out audible cry or uoticeable Sufierintendent ot Opening and Sale struggle, Charles B. Merrick, Post-1 Scotch Rivalry, of Indian Lauda, at minimum master at Portland, i sunk “ ‘ to hi« ’ i Glasgow and Edinburgh are, In the prices ranging from $ dJO to $1.00 death at an early hour today in a “popular" mind, regarded as rival« ___ per acre. The «ales will begin at shallow bathing pool, one and one- eternally criticising each other—Glas gow’s sneering at Edinburgh’s “gen Lauder, Wyomiug, ou September half miles south of Lakeview. 18th. nt Provo, Utah, on October Subsequent examination reveal teel pride" and Edinburgh sneering at 8th, and «I Hilling«, Montana, on ed that death was due to heart fail Glasgow's “commercial taint” and her < tctotier 2lat, 1812. Not more than ure, and this was the cauee assign- i smoky, sunless atmosphere. Princes street Is regarded by many traveled aix hundred and forty acre« will l>e ed by the Coroner's jury which as people as the finest street In the world, sembled later in the day and held sold to any one purchuser on bid« but It was a Glasgow man who called made in person or through agents, an inquest. It “only banf a street," because the Mr Merrick arrived in Lakeview buildings at* all on one aide.—London »nd no residence or cultivation will bs required. Poteuta will be issued Sunday night via Burns iu com Athenaeum. an aoon ua the purchaae price i« pany with N. A. Perry, of Houlton former president of the Oregon Re’ Fools the Snake«. I paM____________ Th« Bengal groobeok build« a Beet tail Grocer* ’ Association. The two had traveled alone from the Dalles, ebaped Ilk« a bottle and always se- having shipped Mr. Perry's auto- lect* for its support ■ long, lithe Umb mobile to that city by steamer from overhanging a stream of water. Th« entrance Is beneath, and. from th« alt- Follow the arrows to Drew Addi Portland last Thursday, nation and peculiar abape. It la abso tion from the Postoffiee. lutely Impossible for a anake to gain The news ot the death of Post Ten Dollars down und ten dol admission to the nest One naturalist master Merrick was meivrd with lure a month will secure you u record« serine fourteen attempts on • c h A Ice lot in Drew Addition. Follow regret iu this city, for he was well the part of serpents to get at the nest, known io a number of our citixens. but the bnngry snake« alway« tell off the Arrows, from the Postoffice. Drew Addition lots on easy pay He came to Tillamook with the Into th« water Portland buainess men early in ments. _ what Impreca«« Him. the summer, and helped to make Drew Addition has city water. "What tnipre*<«1 you most In our Drew Addition will b« Ju.t une that trip a suceee«. great city F asked th« native block off the street payment “Well." replied the man from the Unlimited Bntteh capital cun be Secer» a lot la Drew Addition on obtained for Canadian enterprises. small town, -fee been here for a week the easy pay ment plan oow ottered But it should tie imagined that •nd I noticed tbnt nobody wears Sun- you. $10 down «nd $10 a month Canada io to have an equal voice Uy clothes <,□ Suudsy ’ _ Cincinnati Let ua show you the unaold lota in Canal* oper*,,u“* o< »b« Panama Enquirer. Drew Addition Now before it it too On« of the minor partie« whose late. Follie W Wut ton, Ag*t. Visiting Chaplain—Ah. iny brother nomination cen t be captured bv rK..CO,n"*1 *• ’h,‘ ^bibitionist oí" 7*“ * ft*“ ot ,rtal* 1‘rlsoner— Wh.i.'n'*' Chafin Ub. dry ap. guvw: Think | donno , W hat a the reason ? ,srLixr-'txriu-* j Furnish Power for Pumping and Other Work. i J I I ! I I 1»12 The Peerless Air Motor I Will Ron in Light Winds when Other Windmills Are Standing Still Why? It has Unlimited Wheel Surface —This means Unlimited Power. Propelling Side of Wheel is Fully Exposed to the Wind, The Re- turn Side of Wheel is Shielded from the Wind. Has No Dead Centres. Has Ball Bearings Throughout. Has only One Gear. Protected from Damage by Storms by Perfect Automatic « Governor Control The Peerless Air Motor Will Revolutionise Irrigation and Drainage We want every farmer and dairyman in the vicinity of Tillamook to call and see our small mill—Seeing is convincing proof of all our claims. Of the thousands who have seen it not one has pointed out a mechanical defect. This is many times the best invest meat opportunity ever offered in Tillamook s We have a small factory at BOG- BOS East Morrison St., Portland, but the terrific demand for our mills necessitates immediate con struction of one ot the largest fac tories in the West We have all other windmills beaten a mile a For a Few Days Only Fou Can Get in on the Ground Floor, Cash or Installment, at $1.00 per Share Should Pay an Average Dividend of 120 per cent for the First Three Years DEMONSTRATION AT CORNER SECOND STREET AND SECOND AVE. EAST—A FEW DAYS ONLY—COME IN I It 1S the policy of the Peerless Air Motor Manufacturing Company, in the short tmie «How«!, to place as much as possible of the stock that is offered at the par value, $1.00 per share, in small blocks in the country districts, for the reason that each of these stockholders will be an advertiser (of our windmills in his respective locality This means not only a considerable saving in advertising excuses, hut provides us with the most effective kind of advertising. I 1 L J ■J .A... 1 1 I
