Tillamook headlight., December 22, 1898, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 22, 1898
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THE
OF
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All our Goods are of Superior Quality, which
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Water-Proofed Clothing.
revising school laws .
000,000 for the islands, but this treaty chasers, the patriotic founders of the
Chas. Coopey, the fashionable tailor of
must, of course, lie ratified by congress. republic will signify .heir willingness The Committee will Recommend
Fred C. Baker, Publisher.
Portland, is making a specialty this win-
The senate must confirm it and then the to be annexed by resolution of congress
Many Changes.
ter in water-proofed clothing. Gentle­
lower house, where all bills for revenue after the Hawaiian fashion on condition
The legislative committee appointed to men’s overcoats, guaranteed to be |>er-
Official Paper, Tillamook City and County C olonel NV. J. B ryan has resigned must have their origin, must have a jar that the Cuban national debt be assumed revise the Oregon school laws has about fectlv water proof, are made in all kinds
at it. Of course, at the present time it by the people of the United States along completed its work. It reconsidered seva.
the command of his regiment. Per-
looks as if the president would be up­ with other incidental obligations. In ral matters which it had previously taken of cloth. Write to Chas. Coojiey, Colum­
haps he is like a good many of the Oregon
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
held loyally by congress, but if he is not, such financiering the Cuban long-range up. changing their complexion altogether. bian building, Third street, Portland, if
volunteers, now there is no prospect of
(STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.)
what will happen and can it be said that patriot is not much behind the New’ 11 remains to be seen whether the state you want good clothing at reasonable
One year
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those who oppose him and his policy are England colonists, who manufactured legislature will adopt all the changes re­ cost.
Six months..................
75 back into civilian’s clothes.
Bryan is
Three months
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unloyal ? When the news of the land currency in the shape of a wampnm for
opposed to imperialism, and from indica­
commended by the committee.
Christmas and the Children.
Office at corner of Main and 2nd street»».
battle at Manila was cabled to this the benefit of the poor Indian, who
Chairman Daly carried his point with The little folks are talkin’—they talk like
tions it apj)ears that the democratic
country and the people were advised that needed a more plentiful medium of ex­ reference to the method of selecting text­
party will oppose the imjierial policy of
anything
the soil of that torrid country had been change.
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books, and the report and bill will pro­ ’Bout Santy Claus a-cornin’, an’ what
EDITORIAL NOTES & NEWS. the government in regard to the Phili]>-
baptized in American blood, it would
pine islands. But, whatever President
W ithin the last two or three months vide that the books l>e selected by a
he’s goin’ to bring,
have been a serious matter to have sug­
L ieut . H obson is the greatest mono, McKinley has done to bring our late un­ gested that this country should pay one announcements have been made of the board of five competent men, to be ap­ An’ the mother never scolds ’em or tells
polist in the United States. After de­ pleasantness w ith Spain to a satisfactory cent for the islands. Sinct? that time, I projected organization of several trusts pointed by the governor, and not to be
’em ’bout the noise:
livering a lecture in Chicago he kissed issue, should not the citizens continue ro however, the sentiment has become a and it is expected that some of these officially connected with the public Their just the sweetest little girls—the
drop
party
prejudice
and
still
uphold
the
school
system
of
the
state.
Representa
­
163 pretty girls.
That’s enough to
best of little boys I
more sober, conservative one and it is will be consummated early in the com­
make even a country editor jealous. We hands of the president in every particu­ hardly probable that any trouble will ing year. The latest of these announce­ tive Young, of Clatsop co., was the only Because they know’ that Santy Claus
would advisesome one to invent a kissing lar? We say, emphatically,yes. We ad­ arise along the lines suggested, But ments and one which is of peculiar in­ member of the committee to dissent, and
knows everything they do,
machine for the lieutenant, for so many mit that the natives in the Phillippines what would be the result should the terest to the public is a combination of he intimated that he would introduce in
An
’
while he’s loading up his sleigh lie’s
girls go away disappointed because they are not morally, physically or intellec­ senate fail to ratify the treaty, or even if the flour mills of the northwest. Such the legislature a bill covering the same
watcliin’ of ’em, too!
tually
fit
to
become
citizens
of
the
United
I
matter
in
a
different
way.
cannot give the Merrimac hero a lip
j an arrangement was effected a year or
States, but the islands having come into ! it should ratify it, supjiose the house two ago, but did not last long, and the
It was deemed best to change the quali­ An’ them that minds their mothers, they
smacking.
should refuse to pass a bill appropriating
gets the most of toys,—
our possession. What is the best policy to |
fications for school electors, after think,
projected
movement
may
not
go
much
T he bill introduced by Representative pursue to bring the natives up to our the necessary amount ? Neither body
They’re just the sweetest little girls—the
ing
over
the
matter
since
the
November
could be considered disloyal to its I beyond organization, if it shall get that
Rixey providing for the admission of standard of civilization ?
best of little boys!
meeting of the committee. So it was
country and either side would have far. There are obvious obstacles to the
ex-Confcdcratcs to the homes provided
agreed that in school district of less than They’ve just been writin’letters to Ssnty
success
of
a
scheme
of
this
kind.
But
for Union soldiers will meet with no
W e agree with John G. Shortall, pre­ many followers for the old idea “to the
Claus each day
1000 population there should be no pro­
serious objection from the Union veter­ sident of the Illinois Humane Society, i victor belongs the spoils’’ may not be some of the other projected trusts have
perty qualification for the right ot suffrage An’tellin’him just what they want an’
no
such
difficulties
to
overcome
as
con
­
just
the
proj>er
one,
but
it
is
mighty
hard
ans now within their homes. It would who Iwlieves in the efficacy of the
showin’ him the way
front a combination of flour mills in and both men and women should have
give new zest to their campfire stories, whipping-post as a reformative agency I to eradicate.
the right to vote at school meetings. In To where the house is, so he’ll know just
one
section
of
the
country
and
hence
and recall anew the time when they for hoodlums. But few people realize
where to leave the toys,
, A N ew Y ork regiment marched into their organization is probable. Referring districts of more than 1000 inhabitance,
“suspended hostilities” while
they how many young hoodlums are being
however, it is to be required that voters, Per just the sweetest little girls—the best
Havana
last
week
and
planted
the
stars
to
this
matter
the
Philadelphia
Ledger
swapped coffee grounds for tobacco.
manufactured in every large city and I and stripes above that historic city. To
of little boys!
remarks that every day the trusts are unless they shall have children of school
small hamlet throughout this north­ the person who gives this but a passing
age. must be assessed for property of at They’re gittin’ mighty anxious fer the
entrenching
themselves
and
carrying
A storia has petitioned the Oregon west. It is distressing to see so many
thought it means but little, but to the out the policies and it cites several facts least $100 valuation, which must appear
days an’ nights to go.
senators and representatives asking for young men of good intellectual attain- !
man who has watched the course of in illustration of this. With questions on the assessment roll next prior to the An’ all of ’em are happy an’ they make
a drydock to be built by the government ments, and of highly resjiectable parent- |
events it means much. When the war of more commanding interest claiming day of election at which the elector
their mothers so !
at that place. The necessity of such a age, bumming the street and frequenting
first opened the cry of all the people was the public attention, this growth of mon­ seeks to vote. The property qualification ’Cause they’re just the sweetest little
dock is apparent to all, but it is doubt­ the haunts of vice without one spark of
“On to Havana!” There is an ancient opoly is apt to be lost sight of and yet was inserted on requests from the larger
girls—the best of little boys!
ful if Astoria can succeed in having it ambition to make a mark in the world.
rule of war which suggests that the hardly any other matter is of more vital districts, where it was feared improper
built there for Portland has been agita­ There arc hoodlums, voting and old, who
heart of the enemy must be reached first, i concern to the people. It seems hardly influences might operate with consider­
A Denver druggist’s little boy, accord­
tion the dry dock question forsomc time, are a nuisance to any community, for
but the administration reversed this idea. w orth while to expect anything more in able force if there would be no restriction ing to the Tinies, has written the follow­
and as these cities appear to be at logger­ they arc invariably found amongst those
It believed that it would be a better the wav of general legislation relating whatever.
ing letter to President McKinley: “Dear
heads on a number of questions, it re­ who defy law and order, and a menace
policy to conquer the outside territory to trusts and combinations. If congress
Another change from the previous ac" Mr. McKinley: My pa can remember
mains to be seen which citv will secure it. to the traiKpiility of a city. We have
first, and then force the capital city into has not already gone to the limit of its tion was made in restoring to the district the Maine without your keeping those
heard a great deal about war for submission. For that reason a blockade
authority in this resj>ect, its time will be clerks the handling of all school funds. revenue stamps on everything for an­
T he American Book Company will not
humanity, but here, right at home, we was ordered on Havana, and the real
so occupied for the next year or two upon I At the former sitting of the committee other year. Out here we will be awfully
have nearly so many persons to lubricate
have a serious problem on hand with the campaign of
hostilities was conducted other urgent and important questions it had been agreed that thecountv treas­ glad when the stamps are gone and the
if the school law is altered giving the
hoodlum clement. Something should be at Santiago, The result is well known
that it is not likely to give any attention urers should be required to act as treas­ poor little girls can get the same amount
selection of school books into the hands
done to check this growing evil, and if to the people. Perhaps it is better that
to the trust. What, then, can be done urers for the various school districts in '¿f gum they used to"for a nickel.”
of a committee of five to be appointed bv
the whipping post will accomplish it, the aged city should be permitted to rest
But those
to check the growth of the monopolistic their respective counties.
the governor. The people of Oregon can
There is a certain bright boy who is
not one word should be raised about its in peace under the folds of Old Glory. It
combinations ? The only hope appears i officials protested against being saddled
trust the book trust to engineer and
the son of a gentleman of my acquaint­
brutality. Surely charity commences at is an historic place—a landmark that
to be in the state legislatures, where the with that burden, and, the committee
concoct ideas for its own benefit. But
ance who was born in England and who
home, and instead of attempting to bring should never be ravished by shot and
the parents who have to pay exorbitant
power exists, as the supreme court of the deemed it wise to give heed to their pro­
remains a British subject, says a writer
the natives of the Philippine island up to shell. From press dispatches it is evident
prices lor school books generally have to
United States has pointed out, to deal test, so the law relating to the handling
in the Boston Transcript. But the boy
an ideal state of civilization, let us just that the people of that city will welcome
p iv for the lubricating oil. We will ask
effectively with the trusts. If the legis­ of school funds is not to be changed.
goes to an American school and lately
pluck the mole out of our own eves be­ the new flag. They have lived slaves
one logical question, Why not let the
latures would exercise their power The committee did not yield this point
has been taking history. The other night
fore we attempt to pluck it out of a under the old one, and are born as free­
state furnish the text books ami supply
against this form of monopoly not onlv because the present plan is entirely sat­
race of people who arc next to cannibals. men under the new one. The change in
the boy looked up from his book, mus­
them to parents nt cost ?
would the projected combinations lie isfactory, but simply because no other
By all means bring the hoodlum ques­ sentiment that has occurred in that
ingly, and said : “Papa, we licked you
abandoned, but these in existence would practicable plan was presented.
tion before the eyes of the people, and it country in a short half year can lie
awfully in 1812, didn’t we ?”
speedily dissolve. If they will not the
Several modifications in the compul­
will surprise them how gigantic it is. tor
measured when it is taken into con­ people must lie prepared to submit to sory-attendance features of the laws
here we have the element that becomes sideration that while the war was being
w hatever oppression and exactions .the were made. Instead of forfeiting the ficrtblfoht (trabe lilrtxt.
criminals and that fills our prisons.
waged, these same jieople took a pig, trusts may impose.
public money of school district where
I f yon have any Property Stock or other
supposed to represent the American
articles to sell, trade or lease, or need help,
nonattendance at school should lie toler­
T he Oregon delegation at Washington
want employment, etc.—Two insertions, not
"pig.” saturated an improvised Ameri­
ated it was agreed to provide a fine of
to exceed five lines. Fifty cents. Four inser­
A JETTY WANTED.
would act wisely and discreetly if it
tions, Seventy Five cents.
can flag with coal oil, wrapped it around
$25 to $50 for the chairman of the school
turned its attention for a few moments
the animal, ignited it, and then as it TO THE EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. board that should not do its duty in the MONEY TO LOAN 1
to securing a small appropriation every
chased in agony around the bull ring
MONEY TO LOAN
S ir ,—Is it not about time we of Tilla­ matter of bringing the provisions of the
year with a view to improving naviga­
shouted “Long live Weyler!” “Long
tion into Tillamook county. Appropria­
mook should make an organized vigor­ law to the attention of those responsible
For
terms
apply
to
live the king!” Now it is “Long live the
ous attempt to have a jetty built at the tor the nonattendance of the children,
tions for other sections of the state are
Theo
Steinhilber,
Tillamook, Or.
star spangled banner!” and let us I iojk - bar?
and to retjuire prosecutions by the dis­
large, yet the question is asked, “ Why is
that it may always I k * thus.
UMBRELLA
REPAIRING
at reasonable
trict
attorney.
The
district
clerk
is
to
it that the Oregon delegation is so neg­
We ought to find out what we belong
rates. Neat work turned out and as
supply
the
teacher
with
a
list
of
names
of
lectful of securing appropriations for
to the United States “for.’’
; all the children of school age in the dis- 1 good as new by J. W. Steinmetz,
R eports from Washington states that Tillamook.’’ Simply liecnuse our sena­
T he Cuban patriots who have fought
To vote, I suppose, for Congressmen j trict, and after four weeks of school the ' Tillamook, Or.
it is hoped that the treaty of (leave will tors and representatives have not lieen the battles of their country at long who ignore us ?
teacher is to report to the county school
I k * taken up for discussion early in Janu­ advised of the necessity of it. Until the range from Key West, New York and
If we can’t do anything else let us get superintendent the names of those chil­ TIMBER LAND for SALE on Samon-
ary. Already there is talk of the proba­ I government shall have made these ne­ Washington have not gone into the pa­
bery River, in section 20, 3 N, 7 XV .—
bility of disposing of the treaty during cessary improvements the greater part triot business solely for their health. attached to the Yaquina district. In dren who do not attend the school. If
Tbe VV
E qr and E S qr.
Con­
ni
v
opinion
our
present
memlier
of
Con
­
there shall appear no lawful reason for
the present session, and the impression of the resources of Tillamook county Their zeal for Cuba Libre has been in­
sideration $900.—Enquire at the Head­
gress
should
I
k * given to understand that such nonattendance, the superintendent
favorable to the result is growing. A must remain dorment. Local enterprise spired as much by the hope of unload­
light Trade Mart Office.
few senators manifest a disposition to and {lerseveranee may accomplish a great ing an unlimited quantity of Cuban we want the Tillamook Bar improved I shall turn the matter over to the district
or
we
will
become
as
dangerous
as
the
WAMT.Il
, MM)
SUBSCRIBERS
attorney, who shall prosecute those re­
debate the treaty at length, and some ileal, but this work is too much for in­ bonds upon verdant Napoleons of finance
to the Tillamook Headlight now that
profess unalterable opposition, but the dividuals to undertake, or the local tax­ as it has by their undying hatred of proverbial Irishman with a blackthorn sponsible for the delinquency. Truant
it is under new management. Take it
officers are authorized in districts having
lecling is so strong against an extra scs payers to shoulder, hence it is only na­ Spain. At the outset of the war with and will hit any head that is exposed.
on trial for four months for 50c., or
From all reports the channel is again 4000 or more inhabitants. Placing the
sion and in favor of the postponement of tural that we must look to the Oregon Spain the scheme to float the bonds of
send it to yonr friends.
the settlement of the disposition of the delegation to sec that appropriations are the mythical Cuban republic was frus­ shifting to the south ard and we are onus on the district wherein the nonat­
Philippines after they come into our secured tor this purpose and the work trated by President McKinley's firm going to have trouble to get our lumber tendance of the children should lie toler. FOR SALE, a bargain, a celebrated
ated, gave too much |>ower, it was
possession, that it now seems that even accomplished with ns little delay as stand against the recognition of a taken out.
White SEWING MAC HNE.
New
Butter is worth 30 cents in Portland thought, to persons who might wish to
the minority will consent to the treaty’s possible. We feel certain our senators Cuban government that had no existence
and direct from the factory.—Apply
and
representatives
will
give
the
matter
to-day.
Probably
will
be
worth
alwut
spite
the
whole
district
by
themselves
ratification without material delay.
in fact. That policy was not only a dis­
for particulars at the Headlight Trade
their attention as scion as they are ad­ appointment to the enterprising and 22 cents by the time the butter now on breaking the law. Therefore, the appor.
Mart Office
T he brewers, at their annual conven­ vised of the necessity of it. In fact, we thrifty long-range patriots, but seriously the wharf reaches Portland. A difference tionment of the public school money was
tion. resolved to ask congress to re | »cal I k -I icvc they will I k - surprised that the affected their larder and their winecellar. of one dollar per M on lumber freights, not made to depend on the faithful at.
DIRECTORY.
the war tax ot SI |K*r barrel on tirer and (tropic of tins section of the county have They found it disagreeable to shout for means that onr mills cannot ship.
tendance of al. children at school.
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
appointed a committee to go to Wash­ waited patiently so long without de­ Cuba Libre with a dry throat and
Government of all the state normal Judge .............................
A jetty on the bar would give water
G. W. S appi '-
ington to urge this action. While it is manding some improvements. Show the empty stomach. But brighter pros|Kvts enough to enable us to load foreign schools is to lie placed in the hands of a
(C harles R ay
Commissioner
..........
)C H. W hkh . fr
entirely natural that the brewers should Oregon delegation the necessity of such art now in sight. The patriots, who going lumber craft.
single board of 11 regents, of which the Clerk................................
H ome « M ason
desire to have taxes u | m > u then business improvements, and tliev will, we I k - are on the ground floor ot the plan for
Sheriff ...........................
H. H. ALDERMAN
governor,
secretary
of
state
and
state
su
­
It we don’t “turn down” sonic of these
Treasurer ......................
W. H C ary
transferred to some other business, their lieve, heartily coincide with them and setting np the new republic which is to
perintendent of public instruction shall A ss ««or .......................
J. S. STEPHFNS
congressmen once in a while we will
Surveyor
.............
.
A M ATSTI1»
efforts in this direction will I k - futile. ask congress that the work of improving lie annexed to the United St ites in due
lie ex-officio memliers. The other eight
G eo . B
L ark
School Superintendent
never get substantial assistance, and we
There is no pros|K-c! of any reduction in the channels I k * proceeded with.
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J. __
K. T
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vttlk
time, arc preparing to emit a lew tons ot wi ¡continue to I k regarded as a com­ memliers are to lie appointed by the Coroner
Deputv I’,oseentinc Attorney C lavdb T hayrm
war taxes. The report of the secretary
Cuba Libre bonds at lilK’ral discounts. plaisant set of asses, who are willing to governor.
C..citit Court convenes the 4th
Z.ugtist. «nd sn adjourned term is generally
of the Treasury shows that forsomc time
TllKRR is ii (»ossibility. but perhaps When a goodly ¡»ortion of these bonds do as we are asked to for the mere satis­
held in tlte spring.
To Core ■ cO|,| ta one
ahead no reduction in taxation is possi. not a probability, that this country may have been distributed around the na­
County Court meets the first Mondays of Js n
faction of being “good fellows.” in plain
T'lke.!'iXative Bro,»o Quinine Tab uary
March. May. Jnly. September and No
tile and it is evident, therefore, that it yet I kvotuc tangled up on the question tional capital where they will do the
English, “suckers.“
I****-
Druggists refund tuonev if it vemher. Commissiouers court on the Wedne-
were removed from the of the purchase of the Philippines. The most good and a sufficient q sanity
say following
C. Tn aver .
PRECINCT:
cur '
The genuine has
brewing industry it must I k * assessed treaty will promise the payment ot $2'3, worked off on innocent American pur-t Tillamook, December 19th, 1898.
' Justice of the Peace ............
T H. G ovixr
i
D Q- 'n each tablet.
illiuiumh
fyeixblißht
I
upon other industries. It is hardly neces­
sary to say that congress will not seri­
ously consider a proposition of this na­
ture.
I Constable
A.
a .
F oud