Tillamook Headllgbt, August 22, 1®!2.
UDIED THE BIRDS
”* READING IN BED. '.... Resolution Providing for the the City Surveyor":
Determination to Improve1 Four*h Avenue East from the '
side of First Street to the
Net Inferioua to the Eyes if a Few
and the Time and Manner south
north side of Third Street, in Tilla
Siwipls Rules Are Observed.
of Improving the following mook City, Oregon.
To those addicted to tbe practice ot
in Tillamook City. The improvement must be com
Louis Mouillard Pointed the reading in bed the remarks of Dr. . Streets
pleted on or before , December lat.
Oregon.
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Carl Seller will be of Interest He
1912.
Way to the Aeroplane.
B e I t R esolved ,—That the Com
The proposals must be accom
states that there to no valid reason to
FATHER OF AVIATION.
„tic Career of the Man Who Orlg-
>tod the Theory of the Conqueat
the Air With Machines That Would
utato the Soaring of Vultures.
be French-themselves masters of
air-call lxiuto Moulllard the father
aviation, although he never flew,
uillard was a theorist It Is admlt-
today that hla theories were Bound,
lough be never put them Into
ilevlng form. Moulllard wrote two
ks. "The Empire of the Air" and
igbt With Fixed Wings." Only the
t of these works appeared during
lifetime, and that bad a small clr-
ition. But he pointed the way to
and ten years after bls death tbe
igbt brothers, following principles
set down, proved that be bad aoiv-
tbe problem.
loulllard explained that to seek to
by Imitating tbe beating of a bird's
gs was error; that. Instead of try-
this Impossible feat, man should
tate those birds which soar with
idy wings and arall themselves of
i currents. If Moulllard bad possess-
money there Is little doubt that he
mid have demonstrated bls theory.
It has been successfuly proved
ie life of this remarkable man seems,
superficial view, to have been a
lure. But his compatriots, recog-
ting his real worth, set up a mono-
■nt to bls memory at Hellopolls.
;ypt He died in 1897. The Btory
bls life is pathetic.
Moulllard was tbe son of a dyer of
tons. From boyhood he was fas
nated by tbe flight of birds.
He
anaged to buy an eagle, which lie
creted In tbe family garret and
udled with an avid Interest when
ier he could escape from his tsioks
> work.
He watened the bird's
ovements. measured Its wings and
udled it with infinite pains. And
■hen he had mastered the secret.
Itb tbe aid of his admiring sisters, be
ullt an aeroplane with cotton and
irset boues and determined biinseltto
Going to a hill crowned with h
lurch, with a sheer cliff on one side.
>e young Inventor was about to trust
imself to bls contrivance when the
eiidle rushed at him. boxed his ears,
onhsented bls machine and sent him
onie tn disgrace. This was the only
ttempt Moulllard ever made to fly.
mt bls studies on the subject never
eased.
He showed such aptitude at drawing
hat It was decided he should make bls
Iving by this talent He won a scbol-
rshlp and. going to Parts. studied tin
ier Ingres. Yet while he drew and
lalnted Ills mind was always on flight,
ie would climb the towers of Notre
lame, watch tbe startled birds take
light nnd study their movements
Moiilllard'a father died, and his nrtls
Ic career suddenly closed He went to
ilgerfa as a colonist and made a fall-
ire In that, but tbe birds again were
its teachers. He noted that the sea
ilrds rose, turned and flew agnlnst the
rind without a movement of their
vines. He weighed the tsidies of the
itrongeHt. calculated wing apace and
advanced In but theories toward tl>e
truth
Casting about for a vocation. for he
was poor, Mouillard secured a plai e to
tench drawing at the Polytechnic sch<s»l
or Cairo Here he had another oppor
tunity. He would study tbe vultures
of tbe desert, and almost dally he
(ought them Inland. He finally called
the vulture “the master of flight." add
Ing: "In the perfection ot the result
and the simplicity of the movement
their flight Is so splendid that It over
mines tbe watcher Every time von
look at It yon are amazed that none
has tried to reproduce It. It Is so stui
pie. so exactly what we want Wbnt
-ould we ask more than that steady
Bight and those Immense circles which
carry tbe bird Into the heavens? They
ire all our desires realized." By de
(trees he formulated his theories of aft
currents. He observed that birds rose
and bung motionless and moved with
»ut beating their wings He ruminated
an tbe atr forces caused by the rising
ot bot air from the desert nnd their et
feet on the flight of the birds He had
solved tbe mystery
Stricken with Illness. Moulllard ronhl
10 longer tench drawing He manured
:o publish bla "Empire of the Air."
Knowing Its scientific value, and to
•each I‘aria, where hts theories were
well received Tbe Society For Aerial
'•avigation made him a member, but
* one was reedy to ad van«-e him mon
ey for a practical demonstration of his
tbeortes
Discouraged. Moulllard returned to
Caton, where be acted as cashier to •
’bop. bls wife being employed In an
other place
I* bey together earned but
Ittle By degrees be finished bls work
Just
>o "Flight With Plied Wln<a
»fore bls death Chanute, tbe Amert
■■ a. corresponded with Hou 11 la rd on
subject of aviation It la «aid that
k,,<n Chanute tbe knowledge gained
'm* Moulllard passed to tbe W righto
Bot ten years before tbey bad con-
loered tbe atr Moulllard died -Lew
or*.
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Wi<IQfruat
mon Council of Tillamook City, Ore panied by a check payable to the
gon, hereby declares its determina order of the Mayor oi Tillamook
tion to improve the following City, Oregon, certified by a respon- ,
streets :
Bible bank, for an amount equal to
Fourth Avenue East in said City 10 per cent of the total amount of the
from the South line of First street bid submitted top>e forfeited as fixed
to the North line of Third street in ' and liquidated damages in case
Tillamook City, Oregon, in the fol bidder refuses to enter into a con-
lowing manner :
, tract and provide a surety bond
By establishing the grades of said equal to the amount of the contract
streets ;
for the faithful performance of the
By grading said streets to the pro ! work.
The Council reserves the
per sub grades ;
right to reject any and all bids.
By paving the road ways of said
Before acceptance of work by city,
streets full width with Bitulithic successful bidder shall furnish the
pavement ;
Mayor and Common Council with a
By constructing artificial stone guarantee maintenance bond equiv
curbing along each side of said alent to 50 per cent of the amount
streets;
of the contract, guaranteeing that
By laying and constructing Bitu for a period of five years from the
ertnpietion and laving of said bitti-
lithic headers ;
lithic pavement in proposed paving
By constructing inlets ;
By constructing catch basins and district, lie will at his own expense
providing for the necessary surface repair and make good any defects
drainage, together with all appur arising ,frotn faulty material or
j workmanship, and due to tbe pro
tenances thereto;
All said improvements to be made per use of said pavement as a road
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in accordance with the Charter, ! way.
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Ordinances and Resolutions of Till I j Attention of all contractors is
amook City, Oregon, and the plans called to the agreement of Warren
and specifications of the City Sur-1 Brothers Company, patentees of
veyor now on file in the office of the •the Bitulithic Pavement, on file in
I the office of the City Recorder of
City Recorder.
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All of said improvements to be said Tillamook City. Oregon, in ac
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made at the expense of the property cordance with which agreement
and all thereof adjacent thereto, and ■ ( Warren Brothers Company agrees
specially benefitted by said im- | to license all contractors desiring
provements ; E xcept that the cost . , to bid for the work to lay Bitulithic
and expense of establishing the pavement in accordance with its
grades of said streets ; and the cost patents and the terms of said agree
of constructing storm
sewers, ment.
Done by order of the Common
drains, inlets, catch basins, man
holes and all appurtenances for the Council ot Tillamook City. Oregon,
surface drainage, included within of date August the 5th, 1912.
T. B. H andley ,
the limits of the intersection of any
City Recorder of Tillamook
street with any street or alley ; the I seal ]
City Oregon.
estimated cost and expense of all
engineering and surveying neces
sary for said improvements to be Notice of the Appointment ot Ad
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done by and under the direction of
ministrator.
the City Surveyor; ascertaining the
N
otice
is
H ereby G iven ,—T o
ownership of the lots and parcels of
land included in the assessment all whom it may concern that the
ICEBERG S SECRET.
districts ; advertising, mailing Htid County Court of the State of Oregon,
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One of the Mysteries of the Sea That publishing all notices required to for the County of Tillamook, has
be advertised, published or mailed; appointed the undersigned adminis
Will Navor Ba Solved.
accpunting, clerical labor ; books trator of the estate of SAMUEL
!
Tbe age of an Iceberg is problem and blanks expended or used by the PERREN, deceased. All persons
atic. Tbe berg that sank tbe Titanic city and the City Recorder or City having claims against said estate
may have been forming on the coast Treasurer in connection with said are hereby required to present the
of Gfeenland when Colurnbus crossed improvements ;* all salaries of in same, together with the proper
tbe sea or even before that Then spectors and all other necessary vouchers, to the -undersigned, at
the office of E. J. Claussen, Tilla
again It may have been reared by tbe cost of inspection in connection mook Block, Tillamook, Oregon,
with said improvements, shall be
elements since Peary’s first expedition paid by warrants drawn on the within six months from the date of
to the pole, but probably it antedated general funds ot the city.
this notice
■teamsbips by many years.
August 15th, 1912.
The work shall commence within
A lfred P erren ,
In 1841 a great berg appeared off St 30 days after the signing of the con
Administrator of the estate of
John’s. N. F. Its pinnacle was fully a tract, and be prosecuted with such
Samuel Perren,deceased.
hup-'red fe“t above the sea, and it» vigor that all of the improvement
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base formed a glittering island tn tbe work embraced in the plans and
1 specifications shall be entirely com-
middle of which, imbedded betweeu | pleted on or before the date herein
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
two bills of lee. were two ships side by : after stated.
Department
of tiie Interior,
side. Tbe musts were gone, but other
The contractor or contractors
United States Land Office,
wise the upper works seemed to be In ' shall complete the foregoing itn-
Portland, Oregon,
tact. Scattered about tbe decks were I provements within the time fixed
August 12th, 1912.
i
by
the
Common
Council,
towit:
on
various objects that might have been
HARRIS SAMUEL LEMMON,
' or before December 1st., 1912, and To of Blaine, Oregon, Contestee ;
the frozen bodies of tbe crews, All
'in commencing said work shall con-
You are hereby notified that Jacob
were covered with snow.
i tinue without delay until complet-
Several old sailors approached the | ed, and if the improvements be not A. Amacher, who gives 611 Third
St., Portland, Oregon, as his post
berg as near as they dared to and completed within the time fixed by
address, did on July 22, 1912,
I scanned tbe ships through powerful the Common Council, Tillamook office
file in this office his duly corrobo
glasses, but could not see any name or City shall be paid damages to the rated application to contest and
anything to indicate their nationality amount of T wenty F ive ($25.00) secure tiie cancellation of your
or business on the seas. There were per day for each and every day be Homestead, Entry No. 033011, Serial
yond the date stated, which amount
no sigus ot life aboard them, nothing shall be paid by the contractor un- No. 0330!), made December 13, Bill,
but the motionless masses under their I less the time for the completion of for E 14 of Nw j and Lots 1 and 2,
Section 30, Township 3 South, Range
white coverings.
; improvements is extended by the 7 West, Willamette Meridian, and
Tbey were believed to be part of Sir Common
Council of Tillamook as grounds for his contest he
Johu Franklin's expedition and were City, Oregon.
allege« that said Harris Samuel
The pavement shall be laid only Lemmon bus never established resi
seen at the mouth of the harbor almost
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in
dry
and
suitable
weather.
dence
on said land, has never culti
stationary for several dsys. Then one
I Upon completion of the improve
morning the berg was gone, and the ments in accordance with the plans vated any part of the same nor
ultimate fate of the derelicts It carried and specifications of the City Sur- made any improvements thereon,
has never lived on »aid laud, but
is still one of tbe mysteries of the sen i veror and as shall be provided in the has wholly abandoned the same for
—Minna Irving In New York Press
I contract, and upon the same being more than six months immediately
accepted by the Common Council preceding the commencement of
i of said City, said contractor shall this contest.
The Pillars of Hercule«
be paid for said improvements in
You are, therefore, further noti
Tbe "Pillars of Hercules" was the
accordance with the provisions of
name anciently given to the mountains the contract and the Charter ot fied that the said allegations will
tie taken by thia office as having
¡of Calpe and Abyla. standing opposite said City.
! oeen
been comessvn
confessed i,v
by yvu,
you, ««>««
and yvua
your
to each other, tbe one on the Etiro[>eiin | That the contractor to whom the I -d entry wdl lie canceled there
.
... your . further
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. to
aud the other on tbe African shore of contract is awarded will be requir I under
without
right
the strait which connects tbe Medlter •d to furnish a surety bond far thei be heard therein, either before this
faithful
performance
of
the
con-1
office or on appeal, if you fail to
ranean sea with the Atlantic ocean
’ Tbe mountains are now called tbe tract for a sum equivalent to the j tile in this office within twenty days
full amount of the same, having as
fourth publication of this
Rock of Gibraltar and Jebel Zatant
surety thereon, some Surety C0***". notice, as shown lielow, your an
• Tbe word Gibraltar, which Is at pres pany, satisfactory to the Mayor and - swer under oath, specifically meet-
ent also applied to the strait, was Common Council, authorized to aoijng and responding to these allega
originally "Jebel Taric," or "Mountain ' business in the State of Oregon. |ponH of contest, or if you fail with
fj,at time to file in this office due
of Taric," Taric being tbe name of the and before acceptance of the work
that you have served a copy
leader of the first Mohammedan band by city, successful bidder shall fur- ,
which crossed at that point over Into nish the Mayor and Common Coun-; O| your answer on the said con
cil with a guarantee maintenance : |eRjani either in person or by regia-
Spain In tbe year A. D. 710.
bond equivalent to 50 per cent of' tered nlaj)
lf
this service i»
the amount of tlie contract, guaran- ina(|e by the delivery of a copy of
Power of 8t. Francia.
teeing that’for a periodtof five years
r BOSWer to the contestant in
The power of BL Francia of Aaslsl. from the completion and laying of ,^rBOn, proof of such service must
son of tbe practical Peter Bernsrdone said bitulithic pavement in propos- , ■ be either the »aid
contestant’s
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acknowledgment of his re-
and tbe tender Madonna Hca. over the J ed paving district, he will at his ■ written
j
own
expense
repair
and
make
good
|
cel
pt
of
tiie
copy,
showing
the date
western world of his time and over
defects arising from faulty of ftg receipt, or the affidavit of the
our hearts In our time has been ex ’ 1 any
material _ or workmanship and duel.
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I riernon by whom the
delivery
wu»
—
iino
uoirl no vpmpnf
plained In many ways. But it has only ' a _______
to the proper use of said pavement llla,je »fating when and where the
one source, sod that to love
l-ove as a roadway.
'copy was delivered; if made by
made him ■ poet, love made him a
TheCity Recorder ie hereby autho registered mail, preof of such ser
saint, love gave him life and fire and rized and directed to adveneej for a vice must consist of the affidavit of
understanding and all tbe things that period of ten days by publishing the person by whom the copy was
this resolution and notice, asking was mailed stating when and the
were added to him.—Century Maga
proposals, in one issue of the Tilla post office to whicn it was mailed,
elne.
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mook Headlight, on the 22nd day of and this affidavit must be accom
August, 1912, and to poet this reao panied by the postmaster'» receipt
His S»l»
hit ion and notice asking pro|waala, ' for the letter.
“Yoo are not afraid to die, are yon?
on or before »aid date in three : You should »late in your answer
' a»ked tbe weeping watcher by the public place», in Tillamook City, the name of the post office to which
Oregon, inviting
proposals for 1 you,desire future notices to be sent
' bedside
I "No.” whispered tbe chronic kicker. doing of »uch improvement work to you.
H. F. H igby , Register.
, "but it doe» worry ma to think that I in form substantially as follow», to-
Date of first publication August
shall » ood be with tbe «Bent majority wit :
P roposal » for i 15th, 1912 ; date of second publica-
when all my life I bar« no enjoyed N otice A sking
I mprovement
..-v.
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tion August 22nd. 1912; date of
Seine in tbe notoy minority
Sealed proposals
proposal» will be
r>e receive«!
received thir,| publication August 29th, 1912;
at the office of City Recorder of Till-
‘
date of fourth publication Septem
Tao Small a Rin®.
amookCity. Oregon,until the 4lh day ber 5, 191’2.
yon
need.
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Mid
the
’
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rd»
oi
September,
-I»12,
at
6
00
o
’
clock
"What
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p m., for tbe improvement of the
The ’’Progreaalv»” Party
— hla ponderooa way. "to an eu
medic to
Mrgetneat of yowr dally roand. a wider following »treeta by grading, paving 1» the individual, man or womau,
with bitulithic pavement, construct who u»es Foley Kidney Pill« for
rircie of activity.”
ing artificial »tone curbing, laying backach rheumatism, weak back,
I
Mebby that’» right." said the pa
and constructing bitulithic header», and fother kidney and bladder ir-
ttant -I m a bareback rid« to a ooe constructing inleto.
and
catch regularlantiea Foley kidney Pills
ring rtrroa “-Clevatand Plain Dealer
basin» »nd providing for the neces are healing strengthening, tonic
sary surface drainage, together and quick to produce beneficial re
with all appurtenance« thereto, in ■ults. Contain no harmful drug«.
Mekm, Headway.
"Have yon a spare cigar a boat you the manner provided by the Char Never «old in bulk Put np in two
ter Ordinancea and Jteaolutiona of «ize« in sealed tMrttlea. The genu
nW chapT
Tillamook City, Oregon, and the ine in a yellow package.
Iamar «
-t ertalaly
Bot I thoM*« F"
plane and »fiecificatione heretofore Drug Store.___________
going to atop eaaoklag
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adopted
for said improvement
Hring your chickens to the Tilla
Ho | am Mt not •«> a^T»P<'r '
which are now on file in the office
already quit sax*Ing my oara rigs'»-" of the City Recorder of Tillamook mook Meat Company'« Market. We
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City, Oregon, also at the office of pay Uc. per pound.
Huetou lT»oacrtg<-
be urged against using the eyes tn a
proper manner tn a recumbent posi
tion-such use is the least tiresome
and can be persisted Io for longer per
lods without damage than any other
position.
We all know that grave damage to
often done by reading tn a recumbent
posture, but therein possibly some oc
ulists are at fault Had It been the
universal practice during tbe last
twenty or thirty years to give careful
directions how to read lying down In
stead of saying to one and all. “You
must not read lying down." there
would be less near sight and better
eyes in the community than now exist
Three easily scolded errors cause all
tbe harm possible from reading lying
down, tbe first often leading to tbe
other two. They are insufficient or
wrongly directed light, short reading
distance and tipping tbe book out ot
tbe plane at right angles to tbe line of
vision.
If. however, every one reading lying
down will so arrange bls lounge or
bed that the light comes over the
head without striking tbe eyes and
falls well upon the page. If he will
hold his book at a long reading dis
tance and take care that the line of
letters shall be at right angles to the
line of vision, be can be sure of doing
bls eye» no more barm than if be
were sitting up.
More than this, there to much posi
tively in favor of reading lying down.
Dr. Seller concludes. “The recumbent
posture allows more rest of the bodily
structures than tbe sitting posture,
and there Is greater possibility of rest
ing and repair tn that position.’’—lx>n-
don Globe.
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$18,000.00 offered in Premiums ?
on Livestock, Poultry,
Agricultural and other
Products
RACES, DOQ SHOW, shooting
TOURNAMENT, BAND CONCERTS,
FIREWORKS AND FREE
ATTRACTIONS.
Send for Premium List and Entry Blanks
Reduced Rates on all Railroads.
For partcu'ars address :
FRANK MEREDITH, Secretary,
Salem Oregon.
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August at the Beaches
The beach season is in full swing. Go while the crowd» go.
Enjoy the cool breezes now, while the heat is so unpleasant
inland. 3athing, boating, hill climbing, fishing, hikes over
delightful trails. Oregon beaches belter prepared than
ever before to care for the crowd». Plenty of accommo
dations. Lots of fun. The water is finet
GO VIA THE
Newport,
Excellent train
Nehalem,
service.
W/SUNSIT
Bayocean,
round-trip fare*.
lOSOlHSSHASTAj
I ROUTES I
Tillamook Co
M c T y V
Beaches
Season
Special week-end
and Sunday fares'.
Send for illustrated booklets about the Oregon resorts and
our special folder on “Vacation Days in Oregon.” It tells
all about the beaches, Bprings, mountain resorts, etc.“
Call on nearest agent' for inforrnution'relative to fares,
literature, etc., or address
w
,
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Low lion nd Trips East
On the dates given below, round trip ticlketa will be aold frooi
ASTORIA AND PORTLAND, to the points in the Knot altown La-
low, and many others, nt greatly reduced fares quoted.
Fast Train East
In connection with North
Pacific and Great Northern
Railways.
Atlantic City . »111.00
Ballimore ...
107.50
110.00
Boston ... .
Buffalo
»1.50
72.50
Chicago
ColoradoSpringw 55.00
Denver................. 55.(1)
Detroit ............. W S»
Dulutii............... aim
atai
Kansos City
Milwaukee .... 72.50
Minneapolis .., tnoo
■Montreal ...... 100.11)
New York......... K*.«)
I 'mahn ......... S
Philadelphia
Pittsburg ....
St. Idillio ....
St. Paul.........
Toronto
Washington..
di' Od
It* M
91..a l
70.00
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in. so
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DATES OF SALE.
JULY 26. 2», 30 31. 1012.
AUGUST 1, 2. 3, fl, 7, 12, 15, 1«, Zi, 23, 31, 30, 31. 1912.
SEPTEMBER 4. 5, 0, 7, 8, 11, 12, 30, 1912.
Stopovera and choice of routes allowed in each direction,
Final return iimit Octotier 31 1912.
Detaila of echedulea, farea, etc , will he furniahed on request.
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Porland. Ore.
T. B. TOPU9QM, Gen. Agent, Aatoria, Ore.
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But it takes
blending and re-ageing to bring out die best in
each—to “round out” the flavor.
Why punish yourself with rough, high proof, strong
• hi key when you can get Cyrus Noble every»hare 1
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