Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, October 24, 1912, Image 3

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    Iillamook Headlight, October 24, 10112
ROOSEVELT MOVEMENT DYING OUT
FELINE WHISKEM
Daliaata Sensitive Halra That
th« Slight««* Tatrah.
Aeswe
We are apt to thtuk that tbe ears
ability to see lu the dark to daw satire
ly to Ils eyes, but competent authority
assures us that the feline's power to
tills respect Is due almost aa mar* to
its "whiskers."
These delicate hairs that pSto)art
from the muzzle of the cat fatally are
wouderful mechunisma
Kerb aae
grows from a follicle, or gland. nerved
to the utmost sensibility Ito slightest
contact with any obstacle to tatotaatly
felt by the aultual, though the hair
Itself may be tough and InaewatWe
The exaggerated whiskers aa the mas
zle often project to such a dtataae
that from point to point they iadteate
the exact width of the body of the
beast
Consider the lion stealing thrwagh th«
Jungle at night In search of prey,
the least stir of a twig give« alarm
The lion's whiskers indicate, through
the nicest nerves, any object that
he In bis path. A touch stope him abort
before pushing through some ctaae
thicket where the rustling leaves and
boughs would betray hto pr int ac e
Wherever his head may be thrust with
out a warning from the vibrieaaw there
hts t>ody may pass noiselessly. It to tbe
aid given him by his whiskers, th con­
junction with tbs soft cushions of Ms
feet, that enables him to proceed as
silently as a snake.—Harper's Weakly
SONG OF THE WHALE.
JOHN
Th» Humpback It a Little Mor« Muli*
cal Than the Bowhoad.
L.
ATTORNEY
HENDERSON
A COUNBKL-
Whales uie rarely timught of aa
i
ri>
1> »R-AT-1JLW
callats. yel according to Mi»» A l>
Catuervo hi "The New North" I h»\\
1 Tillamook Block, Tillamook.Or
realty have a distinctive »<>ug ot llieir
I uwu
Room No a6i.
! A certain Cnphtlu Kelly wua tlie tir»t
to notice that wluiles slug One Suu
T T
T. BOTTS,
lay. while officers from three wlmlhtf
I «bills were "gamming" over their »tier
I X X * A ttobnky - at «L aw .
| noou walrus meat. Kelly started up
Complete set of Abstract Book*
with "I bear a bowheud’" There was
I much chaffing about "Kelly's band.”
inoSt». T.*tei paid fornoti-
The Effort
a
Completely Failed, and
, but Kelly weighed anchor uud went to
Ident Taft Is
the
Is
.tiud the band wagon Every »all fol
Residents.
lowed his. with the result that three
Turning in
Direction.
whales were bagged.
Tillamook Block.
Among bowheads this singsong la a
Both phones.
call that the leader of the school, as be
*
forces a passage through Bering sen
«
makes In order to notify those that fo.
-X
iCARL HABERLACH,
low that the straits are clear of Ice
In every state in which the people have had an opportunity to *
«
Walruses and seals and all true mntr.
express their sentiment since the nomination of President Taft, the *
*
verdict has been adverse to Colonel Roosevelt and has demonstrated *
mala that have lungs and live tn the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
th« increasing disintegration and eventual collapse of the third party. *
I
water have a bark that sounds strange
*
enough
as
it
comes
up
from
bidder,
«
depths. Every lookout from the mast
Tillamook Block
«
*
bead notices that when one whale is
«
The results of the regular and primary elections thus far held *
struck the whole school to "gallied" or
REGULAR
offer convincing evidence
of the ELECTIONS.
steadily decreasing strength of the *
stampeded at the very Impact of the
*
third term candidate.
QEORGE WILLETT,
J
VERMONT—The Roosevelt ticket polled only about 15,000 vote» *
harpoon; they have heard the death g'*..* * «.JB «.
st
song
» and was third in the race.
. j
t
J
MAINE—There was no Progressive ticket and the united Repub- -*
The sound that the bowbead make«
ATrORXHV-AT-L,A-.V.
* licans overcame a Democratic plurality of nearly 9,000 of two year» *
la like the long drawn out "boo-hoo-oo
» ago, elected their gubernatorial ticket by a plurality of 4,000 and *
*
oo-oo!” of the boot owl. A whaler aays
«k
Tillamook Commercia1
* gained a congre»sir.an.
that the cry begins on F and may rise
IB « •
4c
*
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
Í
to A, H or even (J before slipping bnck
T illamook
OUf.’
to F again He assures us that with
*
MAGIC MIRROR.
The valued family re­
the humpback the tone 1» tnocti fitter *
MICHIGAN— The third term party had a full primary election *
*
cipes for cough aud cold
ticket in the field but polled only about 8,000 votes out of a total of * I Experiments With ths Moen and Mar» and sounds across the water like the
cure, liuinieuts, tonics and
150,000. In one county where the election officers were asked for «
T. BOALH, M.D.
eote
from
the
E
string
of
a
violin.
and a Hand Glass.
«
8000 Roosevelt tickets only 189 votes were cast.
other remedies have as
«
A
pretty
experiment
can
b*
aade
MINNESOTA—The Republicans nominated their governor and «
careful attention here as
United States senator, together with other officers. The third party * with a band mirror any night when
PHYSICIAN & 3URÖEC ',
« there is a full moon. Hold tbe mirror
the most intricate prescrip­
ticket made a poor showing.
<
J
Roosevelt
ticket
received
about
25.000
votes
WASHINGTON—The R.......... J. —.......... ----- —-
so that tbe moon’s image will be seen Ho Prized Them Highly Until Dr. W.v
tions.
TILLAMOOK.
out of 300,000. The Republican vote was greater than the Roosevelt
tar Saw Thom.
i
•i in it and you will be surprised to eee
and Democratic vote combined.
four moons Instead of one. One moon
Our
fresh,
high
grade
It
is
said
that
when
Thomae
Jeffer
Tillamook Block.
COLORADO—The Republicans nominated their gubernatorial
* will be very bright but the other three son Journeyed from Monticello to I'hll
drugs will help to make
ticket over the Progressive opposition.
«
will
lie
tn
a
straight
line
and
quite
dull,
adelphla on his way to take the on th • these remedies more effec-
CALIFORNIA—Last May the Roosevelt vote in the primaries «
showed 77,000 majority. In the September primaries the Roosevelt « one dull Image on tbe side of tbe bright of office as vice president he carried a
tive than ever.
*
M. KER RON,
moon and the other two on tbe other lot of (tones In his Itsggage The Istnes
majority was less than 3.000.
tilde Turn the mirror round etowly. alleged to be those of a mammoth
#** ★ * ★ * ★★ * ★★ * ★★★ ** ★★ ** ★ **♦******** ★ ** ★ ***************
Right prices are also
1 »till holding its face to tbe inoon. and
bad been found In Greenbrier county
assured.
PHYSICIAN & SURO
the reflections will aeem to rwvoive Va., and sent to Monticello, where
round a common center.
they were set up by Jefferson, who.
Tillatnock Block
You can make the same experiment it appears, entertained a somewhat ex N :« I» 81 « ■ I» ■ ■>' «: • » s
ROOSEVELT S STRENGTH
with one of the very bright stars, each aggerated notion of tils attainments In
Till.mu ok,
» he.
OFF LITTLE
as Sirius. Venus or Jupiter, but with natural history and who stood sponsor
r
..
..
_
__
these
there
will
be
three
Images
lit
for
the
bones
as
those
of
"a
camlvo
FOR
Reliable Druggist
stead of four, as the number seen de rous clawed animal entirely unknown
Washington Republicans Outnumber
pends on the breadth of the object to science.”
C. HAWK,
•• « ■ « » • a a «
Democrats and Third Termers
Minnesota Republicans Have No In­ The explanation is quite simple. Tber»
It was not until after Jefferson
Combined.
are two aurfacea in tbe mirror, one in reached Philadelphia that he was nn
terest In a Third Term Party.
front and the other where tbe quick­ deceived, for nt a glance the learned
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
silver la.
The brightest reflection Dr Wlstar saw that they were the
Seattle, Wuh, Sept. 28.—In the re-
Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 27.—The comes from the object itself, tbe other« bones of the common sloth, several
eent primaries in this state the Pro- recent primaries in this state demon­
are what are known as secondary lm specimens of which be showed the
BAY CITY, OREGON.
greulves cast about 26,000 votes out strate that the Roosevelt sentiment In
ages reflected from the front to tbe Virginian. Jefferson. It Is related, was
of a total vote exceeding 300,000, or this state is decidedly on the decrease. back of the mirror and thence to tbe greatly chngrlned. especially as Ids dis
1
about eight in every hundred.
The The renomlnationa of Governor Eber­ eye The magic mirror never fbOto to covery became known as Megalonyx
Republican vote waa greater than hart and Senator Nelson, both loyal excite a good deal of wonder, and la an Jeffersonll.
jqA R. BEALS,
that of the Democrats and the Third Republicans and Taft supporters, have Interesting experiment aa «veil.—Loo
It has lieen pointed out that Indi
encouraged the Republicans of this
Termers combined.
rectiy no less a naturalist than the
don Chronicle.
8. W. Perkins, Republican national State to make a vigorous and aggres­
great Buffon may have been responsi
i
REAL ESTATE,
sive
fight.
sommltteemen for Washington, who
-JV-
ble for Jefferson's error. It was the
Lovely
Landscape.
Little sentiment is found in Wiscon­
has been engaged in making a canvass
I
F inancial A gent ,
George IV on one occaaiou casually Virginian’s practice to send Buffon
of the political situation in this state, sin for Roosevelt, and the contest, i
specimens and Information, and with
entered
a
private
apartment
at
Wind
says that he is In receipt of lette s without doubt, is narrowed down be­
the subtle flattery of a courtier the
Tillamook, Oregon.
The busi­ sor castle and encountered, somewhat French naturalist wrote:
from every section Indicating a re tween Taft and Wilson.
to his surprise, his valet, who was
markable falling off of Roosevelt’s ness men of Milwaukee, and other
“1 should have consulted you. sir
I1--
Strength. The figures of the primary Wisconsin cities, are rallying to the seated at a table loaded with viands before publishing my natural history,
i
and
eating
with
great
avidity.
H. GO Y NE,
demonstrate that these letters accu- support of the Republican ticket and
and then 1 should have been ■ure of with the problem of buying Hartieas,
"Ahl
”
exclaimed
the
king.
“
1
was
al
­
volunteering their services to elect
lately present popular centiment.
you
will
find
it
distinctly
advanta
­
the facts "—New York Bun.
The prosperous condition of ways fond of scenery, and tors is a
Mr. Roosevelt elaimed the Wash Taft.
geous to come utul do your select­
A ttobnky - at -L aw .
lngton delegation in the Republican their business urges them to support lovely piece of landscape spread ss»t
ing here.
You will get the beet
The Foster Mother.
before
me."
the
present
administration.
National convention in Chicago.
The
There Is a story told abont a ben qualities, the most thorough and Office : Opposite Court House
The valet smiled feebly, but politely
absurdity, not to say dishonesty, of
which was Intrusted with a sitting conscientious workmanship, and be
intimated
that
he
did
not
understand
his claim, la proven by the poor show
SMALL the king’s allusion to landscape and of ducks' eggs to hatch When the charged the moat reasonable prices.
T illamook , O bkoon .
Ing made by hla followers in the re
young Itnssl went doWD to the water We Jean supply >ingle or double
scenery.
sent primary.
she
was
rmnti<'
with
anxiety,
hut
the
Sets or any single article that yon
Primaries In Michigan Chow That ; "Why." replied the first gentleman of
»
Europe, “do I not see before me a ami l second venr. when her next bnsrd ot may be in neral of.
Republicans
Are
Loyal.
y~yt. p . J. sharp ,
ducklings
went
to
»wltn.
she
was
A FAILURE IN COLORADO
Ing valet with a magnlficeot gorgeV
The valet thereupon rose and retired acarcely troubled st all. an<1 the thlrrl W.A, Williams&Co
Detroit, Mich., Sept. 28.—Charles D. excusing himself to the king on the year -die would fly to a stone In the
Why the Roosevelt Movement Ha-
RESIDENT DENTIST,
colini Nest It. »or to Tillamook Countv Hook.
Hilles of the Republican national ground that be had turned suddenly middle of the I»uid and from her
of
viintaire
wab
h
the
duckling»
»wlm
Failed to Materialize.
committee, who recently spent a day "hill.”—London Tit-Bits
Office acroas the street iron' the
Th?
round I ut with evident pride
tn this state, held a conrerence with i
fourth vear she wa» allowed to hatch
Court House.
the Republican county chairman—
“The Roosevelt movement la a fai
Dublin Book Pirates.
her own eggs and when «lie rll«< over
nra In Colorado,” said David Heatc ti S3 counties being represented by
Dublin is rich In literary aasoclatiooa
Dr. Wise's office.
!
of Salida, Colo., during a recent visit these leaders of county organizations. and during the eighteenth ceatury was ed that the Infant <-hl<-k» had n<> In
tentlon
of
taking
to
the
water
«he
to Chicago, while discussing the pc Eighty of the county chairmen re­ a busy publishing center. Some of its
lltlcal situation tn hla state. He I
ported that their counties would vote enterprises, however, were oat of » flew to the »tone In the middle ot the
for Taft and only three stated that very reputable kind. Ireland was then pond and rluekerl rmiitK-nllv to them
President and general manager of th
8AKCHKT,
Federal
Consolidated
Monument."
conditions were doubtful.
outside the copyright laws and Eng to swim out to her
Keeps both rider
I . The I’asbiunable T*il'W-
Granite company, and la also Ident
These reports are the logical ae- llsh books were •■pirated” ta Dublin
and saddle perfectly dry.
j
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Cheerful For Him
fled with large mining interests
quence of the recent
primary ln as freely as afterward In America
Not long ago a «to.'k nt ensker» wn-
Made for rough wear and
“Wa are tired of lnduatrial and pi
Michigan where the vote for the Some Dublin publishers are said to
Cieauing, Pressing and R- i'-«
litical pyrotechnics In Colorado,” h
Third Term party ticket was piti- have kept spies In the Ixmdon printing aold at amtlitn hik I Mr» Wllshft s'
Jong service in the wettest
When «he returned
iug a Speciali)
tended
the
«ale
continued. "We have been through fully small.
bouses and by this means were able
weather.
all sorts of disturbances In our state
Representative McLaughlin of the to Issue “pirated" editions of Import her face wa» rsdlnnt with Jov
•’Von nm«t loin the rremitll'm
have ee«n what were called 'dv Ninth Michigan District, in speaking ant books coincidently with and some­
Si »re in Hein« Phot’
S atisfaction G uaranteed .
namlte days.’ We have had our wile of conditions in that state, says that times even before the appearance of riety ” Were the flr-t word« «lie «» <1
Gaiie-}.
and wooly experiences and we hav. Roosevelt is losing ground daily and the authentic Issue — London Chronicle to her husistml
LOOKFORTHISMAEK I
known what It ta to deal with strike' the outlook for a splendid majority
Mr W - What fori
.
21 of E xcellence
Mrs W I've twilight Sin-h a mvelr
and strikers. Mr. Roosevelt la now : for Taft la growing •very day.
Defining ■ Fathom.
rase to hold vottr ashes Von have tm
dangerous type of political striker, de
^ wbbn ®
J. CLAUSSEN
The recent state Republican con-
“A fathom." explained a achooltescb
Ing nothing but raising trouble V-
vention was attended by nearly 1,500 er to her class In mathematics, "la a Idea how It Will set off the mantelple««’
$3.50 tVERYWMUfi
•
LAWYER,
do not want a man of hla temper
delegates.
Great enthusiasm was nautical word used In defining dis
A J.TowtxCo,
• O»1W
meat In the Whits Houae. We pref<
manifested and the speakers were ap­ tance. It means six feet. Now. I want
Her O«ntl» Hint.
TawraCuusuaba
geuUchtT abpohí-’
to support President Taft”
___________
plauded.
Roosevelt's name was not some little girl to give me a sentence
Rorem
Sonic one must haff !*•■>•
mentioned, while President Taft's using the word •fathom.’" Instantly Joking Ml»« Bubnrim als’iit nm and told
313 Tillamook Bloc!
name was loudly cheered.
Rooaev.lt a Frost In Oregon.
a hand shot op "Well. Mary, yon may her I ownwl the street railway system
here
Porem
What
makes
yon
think
A V. Spalding, a widely known ccn
give your sentence” Mary stood op
Oa «Mm.
T illamook
«cUng engineer of Portland. Ore., REFUSE
proudly. "The reason file« css wlb sot Borem-Wby. I was out to call on
ber
last
night,
and
every
time
she
while on hla way asst from Portland,
on ths celling.” said tbs observant
beard a car she said. “There eotnei
"Port. tllBt th, Roosevelt tour
New Mexico Republicans Prefer to child. ‘Is because they haras fntboo'
D.V M.,
«rough Waahlngtoa. Oregon and the
yoor car. Mr. Boren»."—JuK®».
E. REEDY,
Remain With Their Party.
«■selfie coast atataa were a froat.
Test.
The Lowe.
A letter received at the Taft head
Hostess (after presenting fun •»
VETER IN ”V
suart.ra from Sdward D Baldwin, see
Santa Fa. N. M , Sept 37.—United prise winner at whist drivel—Realty.
1 rare not who make« the conn
°f the Oregan state central ■tales Senator Thomas B. Catron of Pm afraid It's hardly worth arrrtd try’s laws.“ said the ■sharp” lawyer.
*!V
eomminee. says:
thia state says that a large number Ing
Winner .appraising Its wortht- •1f-
_TTUnga are looking better here of the Progressives are refusing to go Oh. thank you eo mock! Its jort the
-lf whatr hla colleague asked
Tillamook
"If they mntlnne to pot in verbiage
•’»T day for Taft
The Ink. warm into the new party They prefer to kind of fan I wanted-one that I
"«•Ption given Roosevelt lb Portland remain with the Republican party. shouldn't mind losing -1amdoo Pune* that may be vsrionsly Interpreted
• other day has given eourage to "It looks to me now," he says, "as If
Chicago Record Herald
What Ttey WU1 Da lav Y«a
••r people.”
the electoral vote of Now Mexico is
Taming Mln».
They will cure your ba-,ka«) a,
eertatn to be given to President Taft."
especially.
You awake with a me-Li. r y
“Sometime» I feel sure.” aaM RUB
The Preacher We never resila*
Albuquerque, N M., Sept. 37.—“So ins. “that I once ast oe « thmae aaA
atrencthao your kidoaya, • r« t»ateinthe mouth, whtctrre>
Is
full value of anything until we low 1
far aa the third party Is concerned in
waved a erepter "
you that your stomach a in a
d
rcct
artaary
irruculsriti«»,
ba
id
The Bereaved Widow-That’» «o.
Now Mexico, It is as dead as Julius
"And now.” remarked hla harry
condition. It should also reu xJ
•y
ths
worn
out
tissuaa,
»«4
Coaaar." la the exertion of the Al­ wife, “yoo are going to »tand on tbe pwlally if the lost thing la Inanred
buquerque Morning Journal, the offl- back porch and wave a rag hensar“—
•liaainate the exceaa urie m 14 you that there is nothing so g< xi
for a disordered stomach as
«lai newspaper of this state.
Peer Opinian
Pap«
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
th«« eaoaea rheumatiaaa. Ft a- Chamberlain’« Stomach and L .er
Little El»le (nfter bring punished» •
The Journal names a number of
men. Including former Oovemor H J.
think pai»« I» drmdfnl
Ws« he the vent »riKht’a Diseaae aad D •« Tablets.
Dangorowa.
Ragsrman and Associate Justice R.
fcatee, and restore health • >4
Tlwy build up «h. systaaa, m »I> i b .-' o *
■Would yon like to a** my aqoarta T only man yea rould ger. mammaT-B »»
r»t<we notur»l rondrtm». and
. »
H Hanna, who hare fought the bat­ wskrd th* natnrwJIat,
too Tran«crt|>t
yen^jeto. Retuse suhetitet < to
.anti, in their action that oo. hardi, eat-
tles of the Progressive movement, bat
"Wen. If be’» aecnrvly rtsstaeri
M,>mJwiM»ialdi~ C h awharl. o a
who have quit In disgust.
mirht trot I'm an afraid n* w«8
^Uamer’s Drug Stör«.
laMota ««• e«M ovary wbaro. Friso
Tbs third party la New Mexico Is hearts." replied tbe vtMbsr.
to Organize Bolt Has
Gaining Because
His
Pres
Tide
Now
POPULAR VERDICT AGAINST t.OJSEVELT.
st«»
I
aay
FAMILY
RECIPES.
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JEFFERSON’S BONES.
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.HARNESS!
ROOSEVELT VOTE
T owers F ish B rand
P ommel S licker
E
TO JOIN ROOSEVELT
Foley*«
Kidney
Pills
J
A Morning Remind
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