Tillamook headlight., September 06, 1900, Image 4

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 6. 1900.
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Cases of Shoes
were received on the
Last Boat.
25 Cases more being
made at factory
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the woman does who in hanging her
i
from touching delicate fruit, and rude the grass grow, and whose eyes are so
„„intings
nose, and dragged him out by the queue,
Educational Comments.
, engravings
I breath mav tarnish the bloom of tender sharp for a blunder that they can detect I _ , J........ ’ .
breath
may
tarnish
the
bloom
of
tender
.
sharp
tor
a
shouting gleefully. They impaled him
and photographs in the same group.
Genius
is
a
gift;
but
morality
the
shadow
ol
a
sunbeam
?
This
is
the
Old Men and Women Clubbed to on their bayonets. General Chaffee re­ 1 [TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] flowers. <_________ _ ....
She shows had taste and spoils the ef­
is largely, though not wholly, a matter rule: Follow nature and the idiom ot fect of all.
Death, Children Bayoneted and
marked; “That is not war. It is brutal
BY G. A. WALKER.
of habit and education. Morality is the language, and let the professors tear
murder.’’ American officers at Taku,
Property Wantonly Destroyed.
GUNS PLACED ON SKATES.
Few children thoroughly realize the conduct moving in right lines and their hair if they feel like it—beg pardon!
days after the fighting was finished, saw
T aku , Aug. 30.—The Chinese in the Russians bayonet children and throw knowledge they acquire until long after regular curves. In the cultivation of —if they have an impulse prompting
Pci IIo Valley are paying dearly for the old men into the river, clubbing them to the time of acquiring it. The study of morality, silent practice is more effective them to perform such an operation, con­
folly of their government. The retribu­ death when they tried to swim. The English grammar must be nearly or than noisy preaching. The best species gratulating yourself that the hair and
tion they are suffering exceeds the ordi­ Russians killed women who knelt before <piite mastered before any considerable of morality is cultivated when no appar­ scalp are theirs—not your own.
benefit is derived from it, and children ent attempt is made toward its cultiva­
nary penalties of war. Along the river them and begged for mercy.
It is proverbial that necessity is the
NEHALEM.
and the roads traveled by the foreign
Everybody was disposed to be friendly will wade through all the problems of tion. Anything done promptly, regularly,
mother of invention, and certain it is
troops between Tien Tsin and Pekin an towards the Russians in the early days arithmetic without appreciating the full thoroughly, and in order is a moral act.
A very slack run of big salmon thus that our Canadian cousins are not
wanting in the latter capacity. In no
orgie of looting and destruction continues of the fighting at Tien Tsin because of meaning of many of them, Of what in- Calling school promptly is moral; dis­ far.
direction is this fact more strongly in
with much useless slaughter of unoffend­ their bravery, but such incidents as the terest is it to a child whether it costs missing it promptly is equally moral.
Steve Seo veil and
evidence than in their method of
ing inhabitants. While the international foregoing have been so prominent a feat­ $250 or $2.50 to plaster a room, or Talking in recitation for tile sake of' | drive out 31 head
mounting their field batteries for win­
forces were advancing, the commanders, ure of the campaign that no one who is whether Mr. A.’s tax is eight thou­ hearing one's self talk, while a child I week, over the Buchanan trail.
ter use, says the London Mail.
notably the Japanese, American and supposed to report important facts can sandths or eight thousand per cent, of should be reciting, is immoral. Keeping
During tin* winter months, when the
The Telephone Co.’s men are distribu­
British, enforced a foreign degree of pro­ ignore them. They are so numerous as his valuation. The child docs not have 1 children after school is a breach of regu­
whole country is frequently covered
ting
poles
along
the
South
Nehalem.
tection of property not needed for mili­ to compel the conclusion that they are to pay the money in either case, and it is larity, and, therefore, a breach of mor­
to the depth of several feet with a
The stereopticon man is on the river bed of treacherous snow, it is, of
tary purposes. At that time most of the not isolated episodes, but the ordinary too much to expect him to svmathize ality. Acknowledging that one has
population except the fighting men had practices of Russian methods of warfare. with the griefs of contractors and tax-! I made a blunder is more than morality ; distributing glasses and pictures.
course, impossible to move wheeled
R. Krebs, the sawmill man, is praying artillery and ammunition wagons. As,
fled. But now the people are returning The Russians on the walls of Pekin payers. It is desirable to bring children I it is virtue. Good discipline and good
to their homes, only to find no shelter, would apparently shoot every Chinese to a realizing sense of the meaning of the 1 instruction in school are exhibitions of for a boat to take away »hooks, as his however, intending invaders are by no
rice or occupation. In the overcrowded within range outside. A correspondent terms with which they deal in their morality in vital and organic operation. docks. &c., is full up. He has put several 1 means given to confining their efforts
I to summer campaigns, it became nec-
famine-threatened districts away from of the Associated Press found many new I school-work, but to expect to do so as Plato says that power to prosecute additions on the mill this summer.
I essary to devise some means of get­
the river their lives and small possessions killed in the fields outside the Russian ! thoroughly as if they were in actual busi­ diligent inquiry is in itself a high order of
Carpenter Vedder is building a barn ting over the difficulty. Happily, Can­
are at the mercy of the bauds of soldiers section of the wall. Some of the bodies ness, is to think von can substitute for morality. The ethics of the school-room for Mr. Warren at Nekahney mountain. ada had in the person of Artillery
traveling about without officers.
were those of women, and none seemed the joyousness and spontaneity of child­ are well understood by the pupils with.
Miss T. Wilkinson has been obliged to Maj. II. W. Rutherford a soldier of
The conditions prevailing leave little to be the bodies of combatants. Coolies hood the care and concern and trepita- i out any formal instruction therein, or close her school on account of ill-health, no little resource.
By a most ingenious design he has
ground for the favorable comparison of were killed while trotting along the tion of old age. No one understands exhortations thereon. And these prin and will go to ’Frisco on the Kruger, for
made it possible to mount the guns,
civilized warfare with Chinese methods. roads with their loads, and farmers when i parental affection till he sees the face of ciples, strictly adhered to by the teacher, medical treatment.
his own child.
The child has a j go a great way toward gounding the
gun-limbers, wagons and wagon-lim­
Robbery, ravishing and murder are so trying to gather their grain.
bers upon a species of “bobsleigh,”
vague foretaste of the sentiments and children on the ethics of the world and
common that every responsible person
FEMININE FRILLS.
Germany Will Not Agree to Eva­ passions of mature life; but to imagine the ethics of religion. The ethics of busi­
the whole arrangement being joined
one meets contributes stories from per­
cuate the Imperial City.
that lie can grasp the details of business, ness consists in paying a hundred cents, Notes on the Fashions for I p-to-Date up by traces in the ordinary way bv
sonal observation. The walled city ol
an operation occupying at the outside
N ew Y ork , Sept. 4.—A dispatch to j and sympathize with the computations on the dollar; the ethics of politics,
Dresses—Gloves, Milli­
Tung Chow was the only town in the
under five minutes.
nery, Etc.
pathway of the international forces the Herald from Berlin says; It is learned j of trade while yet in short clothes, is to which is generally the enthusiasm of the
The change from summer to winter
I
from
a
thoroughly
well-informed
source
I
fancy
him
capable
of
feeling
thejo>
of
many
for
the
lienefit
of
tile
few,
is
loy
­
whose people remained and attempted
Khaki comes in different shades now guise can thus be made immediately
that
before
Count
von
Ik||ow
left
for
paternity
or
the
grief
of
bereavement.
It
J
alty
to
tile
party
organization
;
and
the
to continue business. During its occu­
to suit different complexions. Now a fall of snow has rendered the roads
pation the Japanese patroled the place, Norderney he had an interview with I is too bad that the ciit’cs of our schools cardinal principle in the ethics of tile that we know the beginning of khaki impassable for wheeled traffic, while
efficiently protected the people and pre­ Count von der Osten-Sacken, Russian do not leave anything for young people ' family is that the husband shall support it would be interesting to remember the advantage in superior mobility
vented looting beyond the amount in­ Ambassador to the Berlin court, in the to learn during the post-graduate period . ' the house in generous style, and the wife to follow it in its career to see how over an unprepared enemy would be
keep buttons on tile husband’s shirt. far it will get away from the original enormous, as the practically noiseless
evitable with any army. General Chaf­ course of which he informed the latter of life.
* * *
confidentially
in
regard
to
Germany
’
s
The
ethics of religion it is not our pro­ idea and still keep to the name, says motion of the sleighs would bring the
fee stationed a guard around the historic
guns well into range without betray­
“Study nature, man.’’ was the oft-re­ vince to discuss, but it is a fact that the the New York Times.
altitude
in
the
Chinese
question.
The
temple outside the wall, forbidding his
peated exclamation of a bore in the shop essentials ot the system differ with the
Brilliant crimson kid gloves in the ing the slightest hint of their ap­
troops to enter. The commanders en­ St. Petersburg Government therefore is
of a taxidermist. No matter what pose denomination. If it were proper to do 1 I shops show the popular taste for that proach.
couraged the inhabitants to resume busi­ thoroughly informed in regard to the in­
the artist, in stuffing, would make his so, we might make an amusing contrast [ color. Really, people who are sup-
tentions
of
Germany.
The
Wei
tarn
ness, promising protection to all peaceful
Banana Pie.
birds assume, “Study nature” was the of the views of the Catholic and the Pro­ poseil to have good taste in gloves do
Hontag,
which
is
often
extremely
well
persons.
1 buy that shade to match suits.
Line a pie pan with a crust and bake
informed, states that it learns from a cry of his chronic visitant. At length testant church on the subject of morality,
It
is
true
that
hardly
a
bird
or
in a hot oven. When done cover the
When the armies advanced, however,
well-informed source that at a dinner the taxidermist procured a live owl and showing how certain features of char, a feather is to be seen in the spring
bottom with slices of bananas cut long
the guards were removed, only a small
given to the officers of the corps of perched him conspicuously among his acter and lines ofconduct are emphasized millinery. There is the thin material and thin.
Two small bananas are
British and American garrison being left
guards, the Emperor declared that under pets who were counterfeiting the repose in the one that are slurred over in the that has been seen all winter in feath­ enough for one pie. Then fill the pan
outside the wall. A correspondent of the
of
still
life.
“
A
fine
specimen,
’
’
exclaimed
no circumstances would the German
other. But, as far as our own provine e er effect® in lints, straw ornaments with the following custard:
Two
Associated Press returning from I’ekin
troops leave Pekin, not even if he had to the connoisseur of bird-stuffing; “a fine is concerned, the best we can do, if not j simulating them and whole birds are glasses of milk, two tablespoonfuls of
found Tung Chow stripped like acorn­
mobilize every corps in the German specimen; but, man, you should study tile most we can do, is to keep a good made of different shades of paillettes. corn starch, which has been dissolved
field after a plague of grasshoppers. Army.
nature; let me show you how an owl , school. It may not do away entirely I he serpent, which is always more or in a little milk; yolks of two eggs, one
Everything portable of the smallest value
The Chinese Legation has received a sits 011 a limb.’’ Approaching the bird ' with indolence and immorality; but the less in evidence in some form or orna­ teaspoonful of vanilla extract. Boil
ment, now rears an iridescent head
had been taken—goods from shops, telegram from Li Hung Chang, accord­ of wisdom, the critic laid hold of him
church has not entirely obliterated sin from bunches of fluffy material at the this in a double boiler until it thickens,
then pour in the pie pan. Cover the top
clothing, food and furniture. Parties of ing to which the Empress has asked him with the confidence of an expert, and
and exterminated sinners, and the public sides of hats, anil has a self-confident
with the whites of the eggs, and place
soldiers of every nationally were roam­ to associate with himself with a view to with beak and claws the owl laid hold
school should not be condemned for not air. as if he were coming into his in the oven just long enough to give
ing about unrestricted, and presumably
peace negotiations Prince Ching, General of the expert with equal confidence and doing in a few years what the church in proper estate. In some instances he it a rich, golden brown color.—Home
were doing much wanton destruction in Yung Lu and two Viceroys of the South­ with more satisfaction to himselfthan to
about as many centuries has partly is combined with feathers, and in one Magazine.
the spirit of deviltry, smashing furniture
where his unpleasant head is sur­
ern provinces. Of the latter, one is known the volunteer critic. Your correspondent failed to accomplish.
E kku with Green Pepper«.
and glassware ami trampling books and to be unfriendly to foreigners.
rounded with dove feathers there is
left about that time, but he has often
* * *
( hop two large green peppers fine,
pictures under foot. Most of the Chinese
too much suggestiveness to make the
B erlin , Sept. 4.—An official dispatch been reminded of the circumstance by
first removing all the seeds. Put them
A man out East savs that two pints ornament an agreeable one.
were submitting to all this in abject fear.
from Taku announces the receipt of a hearing laymen criticise the work of the
Elower gardens are still to be found into the chafing dish, with two table­
The few who dared to protest were telegram from Pekin dated August 25. professional teacher ; and especially when do not make a quart, and four quarts
spoonfuls of butter, and after this has
kicked about. Several bodies lay in the saying the German troops have taken the remark is about studying nature and ! do not make a gallon. But if they do on handkerchiefs, and often they are incited let the peppers cook for about
not, what in the name of hydrostatics beautiful, with charming though bril­
streets, apparently those of noncomba­
two minutes.
Beat up six eggs in a
possession of a hill within the Imperial applying the natural method to the
tants. The inhabitants, without food Citv. The dispatch says that 2000 ad­ development of the infant mind. Very 1 do the make, respectively ? A pottle liant color effects. One handkerchief bowl with a scant cupful of milk. If
has one corner, almost an entire
and
a
puncheon
?
or
a
tierce
and
a
tun
?
or clothing, were huddling in back yards
ditional Italian troops have reached well, gentlemen; suppose you were to i Of course the criticism is verbal rather fourth of the handkerchief, filled with it is half cream, so much the better.
in a pitiable condition.
try it, and study nature, as the amateur | than arithmetical. The hair-splitter in a cluster of brilliantly colored flow- I irt this into the chafing dish with the
Taku.
butter and peppers, cook until thick,
The villages to the southward arc even
taxidermist said, when he took hold of question would have us say, "Two pints ers artistically arranged, a real little
season with a little salt and serve.—■
EMMA.
scene,
while
in
each
of
the
other
cor
­
worse despoiled. One week after Pekin
the live owl.
equal one quart, four quarts equal one
ner® is a butterfly. That handker- Good Housekeeping.
was taken the travelers to Tien Tsin
* * *
J. D. Chitwood arrived from Damascus
gallon," etc. Hut on his heels another chief costs «15. Some pretty littlw
The Hut Both.
were seldom out of sight of burning in Clackamas county.
It may be notieed that the waist of a hair-splitter will tread, saying that the
handkerchiefs have baskets of differ­
Either morning or night is a good
houses. Fires are started daily, although
Mrs. Mary Deardorff, of Damascus, is child is large in proportion to the other proper form is, "Two pints equals one ent colored flowers in the corners.
time for a cold water bath or even a
the shelter will be much needed if the visiting Mrs. Chitwood.
measurements of its body, as compared quart, and four quarts equals one gal­
I lie bragas or Bulgarian strips, the tepid one, but a hot water bath should
troops are to hold the country during
Joe Altenbergcr moved to Vancouver, with the waist of the adult man or lon,’’since "unity is the concept of the hand embroidery of the Armenians on
e taken just before retiring, inasmuch
winter.
Wash., and Frank Riesh has moved his woman. The reason for this is *o give entity concepted." Now hair-splitting hand-woven linen, can be bought at a as it is relaxing. Never bathe just be­
The soldiers are having “fine sport” in family to Portland.
the organs of digestion and assimilation isa prerogative of pedagogical profes. comparatively low figure. Much of fore or after a hearty meal. Bathe
using natives who creep back to their
room to play, and to dispose of the sors, for, if we could not split verbal the work comes in stripes which is after, instead of before, exercising, and
F. C. Varner has been
houses or attempt to work in the fields gripjie.
quantity of food taken bv the child, I hairs, what could we do? If we could beautiful for insertion in wash gowns, bathe regularly every day.—Ladies’
here are only two small pieces made Home Journal.
as targets. The sight of a farmer lying
John Wcckert and two sons went out which is out of all proportion to its size ’ not make discriminating discriminations, alike, a,,,| one is a)wa„ surp of
ll»ple an.T Celery Salad.
where he was shot with a basket of grain to the valley last week, also J. D. Chit- and age. That is, the child grows phy- ' i and, in using words, approximate to
ting something that cannot be dupll-
A delicious salad may be made from
or armfuls of other produce near by is wood and children.
sically by taking and disjiosing ofa large I the approximation of proximate proxi- yited and ns a trimming the stripes
quite common. The Russians are the
D. II Ik’erdroff, of Mount Tabor, has quantity of food. It may lx? noticed, mitv, where should we find our reason are sty lish and serviceable. They wear apples and celery. First, chill them in
co < water. After they are diced mix
chief actors to this style of conquest, but Ixxn visiting his daughter.
too. that the head of a child is large in for existing and tile other utensils of our
T!’e ,WO l’iece’ of w°rk make equal parts of both together. Salt to
the French arc remarkably conspicuous,
proportion
to
the
rest
of
its
body.
The
han.lsome
bag®,
small
pillows,
or
are
The past month considerable brush ami
profession?
Truly, our occupation
considering their small number. The In­ rubbish have been burned in this vicinity, reason for this is that the child may re­ would lie gone. Without tile talent for pretty for handkerchief cases and dif­ t aste and blend thoroughly with may­
onnaise dressing. Serve on lettuce
dian troops ami the Japanese are partici­ the farmers making the best use of tile ceive and utilize, in its growing period, j making nice distinctions, the teacher ferent things of that kind. One piece
leaves.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
pants only when beyond sight of their fine weather to clear up some of their a considerable quantity of mental pabu­ I would be a carpenter without a saw, a of the canvas will have stripe® enough
Sonr Cream ( nke.
officers.
lum. The head of a child is large for a blacksmith without an anvil, a cobbler to use for insertion in one waist, .nd
lands.
Mix one cupful of cream, one cupful
a good piece can be found for $1 Jo
From the beginning the conduct of the
reason similar to that for which the without a last. Hut if a man ever writes
and sometimes for less.
’ . sugar, one egg. one cupful of flour
Russians has been a blot on the cam
| abdomen of a child is large. To main­ a text-book tor schools, his use of lan­
Sudden Death.
Little girl, Of
six and
nrp !” 0 which a tablespoonful of soda has
paign. The recital of notorious facts
tain that the proper wav to educate a guage liecomcs too killiugly critical for 'earing little short puffed sleeves to
n siftol. one-half of a teaspoonful
Word was received in Tillamook City child is by drawing out what there is in
speaks more forcibly than could any ad­
" ’.i t anil one-half a small nutmeg.—
any ultra-professional dealing with the make bro
9
°
me
"
’
o">ers
tins
(Thursday)
morning
that
Dr.
Buflen
jectives. When entering Pekin eorre-
hit mind, is as true to the facts of the world. His philological doxy becomes mak« little gimps with sleeves to wear Brooklyn Eagle.
spondents of the Ar.sociated Press saw was found dead in his room at Bay City case, and as much in accordance with the the- terror of his relatives and friends. with little low-necked gowns, anti in
Cossacks smash down Chinese women and Coroner J. E. Tuttle left this after­ methods of nature, as to essay to make His wile dies voting with fear of opening the hottest weather remove them
'•’»’■ng the neek and arms bare. Some
with the butts of tlieit guns and pound noon to see it an inquest was necessary. a child good and be strong by trying to
her mouth, and his children, it they are O the s e..ves are in odd little sh^X
The Dn, After.
their heads until they were dead. The
pumpout what you have not put into not mutes, must lisp in grammar and
rs’ 'fixer Tell me the worst, doc-
ting in nt the armhole and then
Cossacks would pick up children barely
I his stomach.
prattle philologisally. "The Lord tern, Intr 1!«
"r Is my husband'® condition ®eri»
x' * R,rai<rh’ '¡"le flow-
old enough to walk, hold them by the HEADLIGHT
* * *
OUS?
pers the wind to the shorn lamb," and
’'"'•pingjus,
ankles, and be..t out their brains on the
| In schools dissociated from sectarian­ providence is equally good to the chil­
Doctor—There is no cause for
and
une little gown with »
pavement. Russian officers looked on
ism, whether morality can be succestfully dren of schoolmasters—they are all born puffed sleeve has what has the appear- ‘ arrn« madam; he is now out of dan-
w ithout protest
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
r. a, hough suffering acutely from
taught depends largely on the tact of I into fifth grade. Hut how shall a poor ■nee of a cuff longer a, th„ bacl! Vn
While General Chaffee was watering
’ \ ,lrireTnPnt
cerebral glands.
the teacher. Morality is the flowering teacher manage to retain his sanity and the front set into it.
One Year for $2. 25- and fruition of the faculties of the mind. , reputation, if he dares open his mouth The woman who wear, her seal or
ut, doctor, how do you suppose
his horse at a stream under the wall of
Tung Chow, the Russians found a feeble
han<l «¡th it was brought on?”
the highest development ot the charac­ in the healing of professors whose ears her r n T °" ’b"
TWO LIVE PAPERS
°n a tray, probably.”—Chicago
ner rings in which nr.. ... •
old man hidden in the mild, except his 1
ter; but awkward hands should refrain arc so fine n nd long that they can hear •tones make, the same mVk^L Evening News.
AS BAD AS THE BOXERS.
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