Tillamook headlight., November 09, 1899, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, November 9, 1899.
New Line of Clothing,
including a Varied Stock of Fine
GENT.’S OVERCOATS.
SWETTERS I
SU1ETTERS I
All Grades, Colors and Qualities.
MACKINTOSHES—The best
Stock in the City. Weonly
carry First Class Goods,
Headquarters for Buekingham & Heeht
Boots and Shoes.
COHN & CO., The Leading Merchants.
come to an end. Tlie folly of an ulti­ conditions in the United States account
ties in action and deaths amounted to problem in cattle breeding. Should Col. the present era of prosperity and com
mate resistance on the part of this brave for the increase and it is probable that
4155 and in the volunteer establishment John Sparks breed his $2,500 Hereford merci al activity is not of a temporrrv
and unfortunate people 1« apparent with the immigration for the current fiscal
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1 A
ÿ
character.
cow
to
Colonel
C.
C.
Slaughter
’
s
$5,000
to 5921. In the casualty list the regu­
Fred C. Baker. PaibllMlaer.
the first shots of the campaigu. The year will be still larger. The demand
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lars had 127 officers and 1656 enlisted Hereford bull, what would the calf be
hope that a devoted and chivalrte strug for labc r lias enabled all who came into
T
he
desire
on
the
part
of
a
number
of
men killed and wounded, and the volun­ worth? We give it up, but would like
may bring to their aid the remon­ the country to find employment, with-
Official Pipar, Tillamook City and County- teers 103 officers and 1.366 enlisted men to see the combination tried and it ought Americans to participate in the war in gle
strances of outraged international sen | out affecting the labor already here and
South
Africa
must
be
on
account
of
the
killed and wounded. In the regular to be, too.
desire io be in a rich gold mining coun­ timent may cause the Boers to fight up| there is every reason to expect that this
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army between April 30. 1897, and June
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
will be the case with whatever number
try No doubt after the war is over, and to the very last moment.
I
t is rather amusing to hear the I
30,1899,91
enlisted
men
were
discharged
( strictly in advance .)
The jealously of Russia and Germany shall come into the country this year.
when
the
country
is
governed
the
United
One year........................................... 1.50 by sentence of general court-martial, and Eastern papers rave over the awful States, a large number of Americans will may cause either one of these great While this condition continues there
Three danger that the public is under from
.75 2946 enlisted men deserted.
Six months.......................................
power« to intervene, with Russia pre­ will be no outcry against immigration.
•50 officers of the regular army who were tuberculosis cattle Tuberculosis cattle wend their way there.
Three months...................................
sumably antagonistic to British interests.
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Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets. killed also held commissions in the volun­ are no new thing. For years scientific
P oor Cornelius Vanderbilt. His father It is clear that in such a juncture the
teer forces in which they are included in men haye discussed the problem, but the
Pointed Paragraphs.
ba la’ice of power would lie left in the I
public is just getting on to the great left him only $1,500,000, and but for the
the
above
recapitulation
HEADLIGHT PIRATE
hands of France, should France decide
generosity
of
his
brother,
who
raised
danger and the time is not far distant
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To the father of twins life seems but a
to follow the czar in any mandate which
when the public will commence to de­ the amount to $7,500,000 out of his own
Doles Out Gems of Current T he Oregon Agricultural College sends mand
should forbid the destruction of the span.
allowance,
Cornelius
might
have
been
beef
and
milk
that
is
warranted
out some useful information pertaining
autonomy of the South African repub­ The talkative parrot is merely an ani.
Topics.
to the care of orchards in this state, in free from the dread baccilus. It may not compelled to throw himself upon the
mated phonograph.
lic.
charity of the public.
be
generally
known,
hut
it
is
neverthe
­
which
it
states
:
“
The
past
year,
with
D esecration of the Sabbath is a mat­
It is hopeless, however, to imagine
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A friend in need is almost a nineteenth
less
a
fact
that
the
beef
cattle
produced
te • which is perplexing those who are its unusual climatic conditions, has been
that any moral resistance of an out century rarity.
G overnor G eer has proclaimed Thurs.
engaged in religious work, and there are marked by a signal neglect of tillage on the Western plains and in the moun­
raged civilization will hold back the
The singer is seldom missed until the
good grounds for this. Accordiug to the operations in the orchards in the state tains are absolutely free from the dread day, Nov. 30, Thanksgiving day, and British government in its purpose to fi­
disease.
Cases
have
even
been
known
of
tnay
it
be
in
Oregon
an
occasion
when
rejiort which the statistical bureau One result of this has been the formation
nally possess itself of the Transvaal. The understudy tackles it.
has just issued on Sunday labor the de­ of an extra large amount of fruit wood cattle that have been brought West one and all can render heart and soul losses and ex|>ences, however heavy, will
A receipted bill is always considered a
mand for work to bedone forthat day is and buds, and under ordinary condi­ which had the disease, but which were thanksgiving for divine favors.
good certificate of honesty.
be
atoned
for
by
the
surely
gained
pro
­
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constantly on the increase. Anybody tions, next spring there will set a very turned onto the range and became
fit in the acquisition of the richest un­
His satanical majesty smiles every
T he popocrats don't dare raise their developed territory now open to the time he encounters a stingy man.
with half an eye, if he keeps that half much greater amount of fruit than will cured, as was proved when they were
afterward
killed.
Range
cattle
of
the
be
best
for
both
the
interest
of
the
tree
calamity
howl
in
Tillamook
county
these
open half ‘he time, would be able to
grasp of any strong nation. The geo­
But for adversity some men would
divine this. Why is this ? The answer and the orchardist. The orchard should West are the only cattle that are free days, for prosperity predominates from graphical advantages of the move to
never know how little they can borrow.
from
this
disease
and
this
fact
is
well
one end of the country to the other.
can easily lie found The workingclasses receive a judicious, yes, a vigorous prun­
make the Cape to Cairo railroad a na­
Storms of applause are apt to wreck
do not appreciate the Sabbath as they ing this winter, to the end that liberal known among scientific men and a few
tional necessity as well as a preordained
breeders.
If
the
time
comes
that
the
the amateur speaker’s train of thought.
thinning
of
fruit
spurs
shall
be
had,
should, and having no time for pleasure
success;
and
at
whatever
cost
of
blood
Irregular Milking.
during the week—that is if they are not otherwise the more expensive work of public demands pure ineat, free from
and treasure, at whatever disproportion­ Any young man may tie a hero to a
at work themselves—turn it into a day hand thinning must be done or else there even the taint of disease, the public will ' With the rainy season fully upon us, ate Hlaughter of British troops, the dom­ girl if he has the price of a box at the
of amusement. So, to those who give will be produced a mass of small inferior be forced to choose range cattle, as they there is a tendency on the part of cow inating idea of Cecil Rhodes will be opera.
the subject any thought, in agreement fruit for which no market can be found, are the only cattle that can be guaran-1 owners, and particularly those who keep carried out «nd that idea is expresseed
Love laughs less at locksmiths than it
teed.
with the report that a certain amount of and as too often occurs, the larger part
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but a small number, to be irregular in the in the declaration that, though stained does at papa when he pays the lock­
of
the
crop
becomes
a
waste.
Now
is
Sunday labor has become necessary,
Q uite recently a Minnesota senator of time of milking. There is not much to with blood and unfurled against the smith's bill.
though a large part of that performed the time to make a thorough examina
the
United States made the remark,. be done on the farm and late rising is dictates of national morality, the Brit­ Occasionally a barber combs a man's
niwisinide a necessity by social cus­ tion of the trees; study the various
during the course of a pessimistic assault quite apt to be the rule, and the desire to ish banner shall wave victorious from hair as he combs it himself, but a ton-
systems
of
pruning
and
the
ends
they
toms and not because any trade or pro­
on the octopus, that there is no longer a have the chores done before darkness sets the Cape of Good Hope to the minarets sorial artist never does.
fession must, in order to live, transact are sought to reach. Watch the insect
chance
for a young man to get rich in in, causes the milking to be done early in of Carlo. The greater includes the lesser
When you see a pretty domestic in a
business or perform mechanical labor. and fungous foes and the climatic effects
this country ; that the trust barons have the evening. Trips to town, an occa­ and the extinction of the Boer auton­
Whether a jierson is a church member or upon the fruit and foliage buds, and with
home it is a sure sign that the head of
sional
full
day
’
s
work
on
the
farm,
and
omy will be but one bloody page in his­
closed every avenue of wealth, and that
not, the Sabbath should be looked upon the opening of spring l>e prepared to
the family isn’t henpecked.
the young men of the nation have liefore other causes, may make the milking hour tory of the parceling out of Africa to
as a day of rest, and jealously guarded as give the orchard a vigorous but judicious
earlier than usual in the morning and the strongest
The average man spends a lot of
them
only
the
prospect
of
growing
up
to
|
such, but, alas, when one probes deeper pruning and then follow this with gener­
money for experience and then gives
be slaves to some one or other of the ! later in the evening, thus giving rise to
ous
tillage
of
the
soil.
Only
under
con
­
into the desecration of the Sabbath it is
other people the benefit of it free of
grent industrial or mercantile corpora- I an irregularity in the milking hour.
Immigration Statistics.
surprising what inroads into the sancity ditions like these can we exjiect to get
All really progressive dairymen have a
charge.
of that day it is making
Individually the best of returns from the orchard next tions. And, of course, the whole pack regular time for milking at all seasons of
The official figures of iminigiation for
If there is one thing more annoying
and collectively the leaning ot the work­ year, under the usual Oregon climatic that cries on the trail of the octopus the year. It does not matter so much
bayed or yelped approving chorus. What
the year ending .lune 30 last have been than another it is to have the man
ingman and the day laborer is toward conditions.”
an absurd proposition to make, even what the hour is, but it is liest to have ant-cipated an to the total and part of sitting just behind you at the opera
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the making of Sunday a day of leisure,
during the process of a political speech! the intervals between milkings nearly the detail«, hut there are some features hum all the airs.
S
ecretary
of
the
N
avy
L
ong
,
in
a
but they are not content to have it a day
To begin with, it seems 'to assume that CqUnl A short «P*nn>ent was conduct, of Commissioner Powderly’s report
of rest pure and simple ; hence, to meet letter advocating the upbuilding of the the chief end of human life is to pile one
with the Section herd nearly a year whicli had not been made public before
their requirements, a large force of their merchant marine, presents three sound
dollar on top of another. It, by inter- aRO to determine theeffect of irregularity and are interesting. One of these is
Personal and Otherwise.
reasons
for
such
a
policy.
One
is
the
co-laborers are kept in the treadmill from
ence, sets up as a standard for mankind
Six cows were divided inlo the large number of illiterates that came
early Sunday morning till late Sunday financial return which would follow
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two lots, such that the average age of into the country, a total of 60.446 who
a monetary value.
President Steyn of the Orange Free
night. This would naturally set one to from carrying out constantly increasing
the cows, and period of lactation, also could neither read or write. We do not
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State is described as suave,cultured and,
ex|>orts
;
another
is
the
incteased
busi-
wondering when and where these men
' total yield of milk were practically the
know tliat tliis is exceptional and prob­ unlike his neighbor and ally, President
T he abounding and increasing pros-1
and women who minister to the enjoy­ ness it would give our shipyards and
same for each lot. The two lots received
ment of others on the “first day’* get still another reason is that it would fur­ perity of the country perplexes the dem- i i the same kind and amount of feed, but ably it is not. but at any rate it is a mat­ Kruger, is careful of his personal appear,
their day of rest. But employers of all nish a reserve of seamen upon which ocratic leaders. They cannot deny it, be­ i the cows in Lot 1 were fed and milked ter which seems worthy of more than a nee.
sorts, corporations and individuals, are the navy could draw in case of war. cause the evidence on every hand is indis- I 1 regularly at 4:30 p,m. and 5:30 a.m„ passing attention W bile the report does
Four years ago Governor Morrill, of
more and more of the opinion that all These important considerations are > putable and overwhelming. The indus ! I while those in Lot 2 were fed and milked not classify the illiterates liy national! Kansas found himself getting too fat,
work and no play disagrees with their not now presented for the first time, but trial progress of the last two years, the at hours ranging from 5:00 to 9:00 a.m. ties, it is to be presumed that the larger and he worked off a lot of flesh by taking
employes as well as themselves, and it they cannot In* too frequently urged enormous exports, the unprecedented and 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. A comparison of portion of them cante fiom Italy, which long; daily walks. Recently he was left
is quite the custom with them to follow upon pubic attention. In regard to the domestic trade, the great balancein favor j the milk yield for three weeks, under this sent over nearly 19.000 more immigrants
in an emaciated condition by an attack •
during the week a “day off’’ when work first, a merchant marine equal to the de­ of this country in international com-1 arrangement, with the three weeks pre. last year than the year before. Another
of rheumatism, and now he is adding
merce,
the
vast
increase
of
capital,
the
interesting
fact
is
that
the
number
of
mands
of
our
foreign
commerce
would
has been and is to lie performed on Sun­
| cceding showed that the cows in Lot 1
males who arrived was very consider flesh fast by taking the same kind of
day. So it seems that what would a keep at home, to lie expended in various demand in labor and the rise in wages—
made a gain in yield of 5.9 per cent, while ably tn excess of the females, though walks.
quarter ot a century agohave Iteen called wavs among oar own people, from $150,- all these conditions are known to every
those in Lot 2 decreased in yield 4.4 per
man
of
intelligence.
Thev
are
not
pecu
­
600.000
to
$200,060,000
annually.
The
over 116.000 of the latter came into the
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell of tele­
out and out Sabbath breaking, and dealt
cent. Assuming that the cows in Lot 2
country. It appears that tlieie are still phone fame has been spending the sum­
with accordingly, has become a recog­ most trustworthy estimates place the liar to any section of thecountrv, but are
would
have
done
as
well
as
those
in
Lot
attempts to evade the alien contract la mer at his country place at Beddeck,
nised condition of today—a very part of minimum amount yearly paid to foreign everywhere. Now who's the popocrat
1 if thev had had the same treatment,
bor law, 741 lalairers under contract Cape Breton, engaged in work on a
our social lite that is not to lie expurgat­ shipowners by our manufacturers and who has the consumategall to deny these
which is highly probable, we find a loss
having been debatr<d The report savs flying machine which he says will be a
ed from it, we are sorry to sav, by moral j merchants at $150,000,000. Nearly all indisputable facts ?
of
practically
tea
per
cent
in
the
milk
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that tlie number of such persons not ad ■ perfect success He is developing the
suasion or by legislature. The only thing ot this money goes abroad only a small
U nder the administration of Benjamin yield during three weeks, due to irregu. mitted last year was 77 per cent in ex- | kite idea, rejecting, however, the theory
to l>e done is to Accept the condition as percentage of it l>eitig ex}>ende<l in this
laritv of milking and feeding. The loss,
inevitable, and let each one do his utmost country for supplies It helps to keep Harrison the surplus in the United
cess of the number for I he next | reced­ that the machine must l>e unusually
however, was confined to the milk yield,
to keep it inoffensive, although we con­ European shipyards busy and to pay the States treasury grew to such large pro.
ing year and legislation is recomin ‘tided light.
as
there
was
practically
nochange
in
the
sider this an unsatisfactory conclusion to labor employed in them. It adds to the portions that democrats raised a wail
to enable tlie commissioner general to
quality of the milk during the test period.
Moses Thatcher, of Salt Lake City,
have investigations made at the centers
draw in the important problem of the wealth of our commercial rivals. It is about overtaxation and excessive import
The
gain
in
yield
by
Lot
1
was
doubt,
Utah
purchased, nine years ago. a40,-
duties.
Under
President
Cleveland's
ad
an
aid
to
every
foreign
industry
upon
desecration of the Sabbath.
of
labor
in
this
country
to
which
con-
I
which shipbuilding draws. The ex­ ministrative policy the bottom fell ont less due to better feed and care than ’ract labor is destined. It is perhaps not 000-acre ranch in the southwestern part
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was received during the preceding three
Ova late tin pleasant nest with Spain penditure of this sum of money annually of the gold chest and Uncle Sam had to weeks —Oregon Agricultural College and surprising that there are persons or cor- of the state of Chihuahua, Mexico, and
among
our
own
people
would
mean
borrow
millions.
At
a
cabinet
meeting
me alien
SII4H I he now intends to go into stock raising
porations disposed to violate the
was costly as far as loss of life was con­
Experiment Station.
last week Secretary Gage reported
gratifying
nP°” on a Tery extensive scale. The
contract labor law, but it is g
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cerned, as will lie seen in the following much for the general prosperity.
nearly $300,000,000 in the treasury.
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to know that they meet with little suc­ hind was bought originally forthetim
statement: A recapitulation of the cas­
her and this has been practically cut off
cess.
The Result Inevitable.
L ast spring Colonel C. C. Slaughter of Whether these happy conditions are due
ualties in action and deaths in the re­
Ar important
recommendation
of — .he 1 ; When a parrot in the chaplain's roots
gular and volunteer armies liet ween May Texas, paid $5,000 for a Hereford hull, to republican policies or not. it is quite
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Die South African republic is a _ M-
1, 1898, and June 30, 1899, contained in and the whole country glared in open- evident that they are absent under the tural treasury of gems and precious me­ < mmissioner general of immigration at Windsor castle called out something
sway
of
democratic
policies.
t at this country s immigration as theqtreen passed by it, she insisted on
the annual report of the adjutant-general dyed amazement. We noticed a few days
tals bidden under the dreary catlie
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of file army shows a grand total of ago that Colonel John W Sparks of Reno.
. extended to the islands now knowing what the bird had said and the
ranges of the desolate and treelem land. ,' , *
held under
10,070 men. The casualty list alone ag­ Nev., paid $2,500 for a Hereford cow, “ \ prize fight takes the cake in creating But devoid of manufactures, with ini _____
,. military authoritv,
- < whicli he chaplain was compelled to repent it—
gregates 31-54, of whom 35 officers and and the Eastern breeders are wondering excitement, for, with sonic people, it is perfect internal communication, with no «ys would avoid many embarasaments' ' “Go along, you ugly old woman.' TW
458 enlisted men were killed and 197 what the big men of the West are up to their wholetopicof conversation. Yet it open seaports for illicit supplies, it is Ih« pt«« «ynopal, of the rej-ort doe, not queen laughed good-naturedly saying’h*
state what the emharraiwmenu are but was glad there was at least one voice in
officers and 2704 enlisted men wounded anyhow. The bi: Western breeders never is one of the things in which Americans
| clear that the sharper and more active
The death list, numbering 0019, was do anything bv halves, fust now they like to be hnmbugged, for it is one of the the operation« the sooner w ill arrive the there are obvious reason« why it i. demr- the kingdom not afraid to express ««
made up of 224 officers and 6395 en­ are looking into pure bred cattle anil the biggest frauds under the sun. and how petted of tlie military exhaustion of the »hle that the law, l.e extended to Porto opinion of her. Nevertheless, everybody
Ru-o and the Philipp,ne. If
Cubs is wondering why and by whom the
listed men. Of this total but 38 oAcers best the world h h tn offer is none too intelligent people can lie fooled so badly country.
j There are other suggestion, of the com- parrot was taught such a curious speech.
ami 45 < enlisted men were killed, the good tor them. The price is a secondary it is surprising lt'athegate money that
For many months after the fiscal niili '
remainder of the deaths resulting from consiileratiou if the article is what they lubricates public sentiment and makes Ury object« of the British have Iwn a<- j ! iniwoner which appear to be judicious
.«rtKularly th.* „th reference to 1«:
various causes, including the following: want. This is a move in the right direc­ the pugilistic managers rich.
conipliahed. banda ..f determined colon-
"How do you like your new girl ?
Wounds. 10 officers and 192 enlisted tion, for there is no reason why the stock
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iats may keep ups resistance inspired ■mgmt,»,, on the Canadian border It
“Oh thnt is quite fl’um»teri»l The
men; disease 107 officers and 5344 en raisers and t he d si rv men should not have
Ogpggs have already been placed by only by the desire of avenging their C.n?t',<t,>U,1‘'mt
through
listed men; accident. 6 officers and 209 animals upon the range and on the farm ' the railroads of thiscoantry for $50,000,- fallen brethern ami their ruined homes Canada ha, t.rgely increas.«! .nd there ini portant question is, How does slir
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men, drowning, 3 officers and 88 men ; which will be of profit to them and do 000
worth of steel rails for delivery dor. But with the meeting of the two strong
•
0^ lnr
suicide, two oAcers ami 52 men. and away with scrub stock, for this is one of ing
the coming year. No better evidence British columns, sure sooner <.r|later to t better regulations.*
I
’
Smith—My congratulations, old n,,n'
murders and homicide, 52 enlisted men the main things in scientific stock raising could be offered thnt the great financial force the boundaries of the Trans vail. all ' 1
''"“'^ration for the
1’‘7a".715.,n increase over the ye,r I hear you have another iiicrea*‘ m y0**
In the regular army the total of casual*. and dairying. The above presents a new men of the country have confidence that ( capacity of or^amx«d resistance*
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will
P1*- family Son or daughter.
-Te" 01
The improved
-J
Jones (sadly]—Worse, a eon in-l«*
(Ftbc
(Hilhmoob
Drabligbt