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THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, FEBRUARY 14, 1901 WOMEN IN POLITICS. but he said at least one serious thing to ! AS GIVEN BY CENSUS. <5' the Romans: Bullyragged the Senators nntil M I know the nature of women. When PoPula£io« of Oregon’s Cities, they Surrendered and Voted Town* and Villages. you will, they will not; when you will Against the Army Canteen. not, they come of their own accord.” The following is the population ill „„„„ Dealers in Those were uttered before Christ was So much has been said pro and con in born. They have been said a good many I 1900 of the incorporated cities, towns regard to the army canteen, we give be times since. They will be repeated a and villages in Oregon. The figures are i taken from advance bulletins issued bv low an article, which for cold facts and good many times in the future. , the census department, and the list is common reason, is one of the best we How soon will women begin to realize have run across. It is by Mr. James the importance of fact as an essential complete. As the reports will not be printed in book form for some time yet, Creelman, and is as follows ; Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies. foundation for opinion, of practical ex No greater evidence of the political perience as a guide for the future ? How I those wishing to have the figures close Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines- at hand would do well to cut out and skill of American women has been given soon will women begin to discriminate Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass. than the abolition of the canteen in the between sentiment and sentimentality ? i preserve this list: OVER 65,000 INHABITANTS. new army bill. To understand the na There may be, and undoubtedly are, The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook. ture of the feat accomplished bv the logical women in America. But thev are ' Portland ... 90,426 OVER 2000 AND LESS THAN 65,000. Women's Christian Temperance union, not the women who meddle in public Astoria......... 8381 Oregon City.. 3494 it is necessary to realize the force of the affairs in Washington Baker City .,. 6663 Eugene......... 3236 influence supporting the army canteen Pendleton...... 4406 LaG rande ... 2991 system. Senators and representatives Shots at the Pulpit. Salem ........... 4258 admit that thev voted against the can Somehow the average man cannot The Dalles.... 3542 Grants Pass 2290 teen in spite of their own experience and judgment. They were bullyragged and help feeling that the minister who smokes OVER 1000 AND LESS THAN 2000. prayed over by women until they sur must Ire a good fellow. Corvallis ...... 1819 1 391 rendered. Rev. D. D. McLaurin of Detroit says: Medford......... 1791 Dallas......... 1271 “ The typewriter I regard as a blessing This prohibition of the sales of intoxi. Roseburg...... 1690 Heppner...... 1146 cants in the urmy exchange posts illus to humanity.” Yes, she is rather nice. McMinnville.. 1420 Forest Grove 1096 trates the feminine mind in politics. An Indiana minister who had charge OVER 500 AND LESS THAN 1000. While the men were engaged in fasten of four churches found time to manufac Hillsboro ........ 980 Brownsville.. 698 ing upon the nation a permanent stand ture counterfeit quarters in quantities Cottage Grove 974 Prineville...... 656 ing army ofa hundred thousand soldiers, that made the contribution box look Newberg........ 945 Silverton .... 656 the women wusted their influence on the sick. Union ........... 937 Jacksonville.. 653 canteen question If the women who Young Mr. Vanderbilt gave the prea Lebanon ........ 922 Bandon ...... 645 succeeded ill making a large part of con cher who married him $5,000. This is Independence. 906 Weston......... 626 gress vote against its convictions had calculated to make the country parson,1 Tillamook |. ... 834 Monmouth .. 606 concentrated their efforts on the army who is expected on such occasions to be Woodburn...... 828 Elgin............. 603 bill itself, there can lie no doubt that the effusively appreciative for a few dozen Huntington ... 821 Canbv........... 572 standing army project wonld havejlieen eggs or a barrel of cider, feel that this Milton........... 804 Mt. Angel.... 537 defeated, and congress would have life shows some fearful discrepancies. Hood River.... 766 Myrtle Point 530 Don’ts for the Dairjt furnished the president wi Jia temporary The Roman Catholic bishop, John Lakeview........ 761 Rainer........... 522 military force. By J. L. Irwin in Farm Journal. Spalding of Peoria, III., in'the course of Coquille ......... 728 Junction City. 506 Now, there was not a woman in that some remarks on the new century the Athena........... Don’t whack the cows about with the 703 Harrisburg ... 502 OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN whole movement who did not know other day, said ; “This im|«rialism of j milking stool nor have a kicking match OVER 250 AND LESS THAN 500. what a jiermanent standing army ofa competition which leads armed men into with them. hundred thousand men meant to their foreign countries to conquer and o|>en up Klamath Falls 447 Wasco........... 322 Don’t feed musty, dusty or unpalata Sheridan .. 466 Central Point 322 husbands or brothers or sons or sweet new marts of trade is entirely wrong ; I 445 Clatskanie.... 311 ble food of any kind, and don’t econo hearts. There was not one of them who that is carrying the love of money to a Ontaria.... 396 Toledo............ 302 mize in feed. did not know that e permanent stand base end, and this spirit will prove the I Enterprise Don’t neglect to keep the stables clean Arlington.. Falls City..... 296 388 ing army four times as large as the destruction of the nations which so con 368 Halsey ......... 294 and free from oders, well lighted and well sufficient force we had before our war tinue. Instead of competition for life Oakland ... 359 Dayton ......... 293 ventilated. with Spain meant the wasting ill the let it be co-o|>erntion for life. Socialism La Fayette N. Yamhill 354 Amity............ 292 Don’t fail to feed regularly, milk regu future of hundreds of millions of dollars is as surely coming as that present con- Springfield 353 Fossil............ 288 larly, nor to be gentle always with the Yet these earnest and thoroughly good dition exists." Scio........... 346 Gardiner........ 287 cows. women fooled away their power on an 345 Gold Hill........ 285 Carlton.... Don’t fail to feed some turnips, beets, amendment which simply robs the AGENTS STEAMERS W. H. KRUGER AND TILLAMOOK. Out of the Ordinary. Philomath 343 John Day ...... 282 carrots, apples or potatoes in the winter private soldier of the right to take his Hobsonville, Or. J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr 336 Jefferson........ 273 season, they help digestion. lieer like a reasonable and reasoning f A warehouse that will hold nearly Dufur........ 258 Moro ......... 335 St. Helens ..... creature in the orderly and decent asso. ’ 106,000,000 pounds of tobacco has just Don’t shut up the stable so tight that 324 Newport........ 256 ciations of his little club, and drives him 1 been completed in Liverpool It would Stayton.... the cows will have bad air, or the next OVER 100 AND LESS THAN 250. out into the ordinary barrooms, there ’ take Connecticut several years to fill it. thing you know they will have tubercu to liecotne J he prey of sharpers and Antelope......... 249 Myrtle Creek. 189 losis. Among the articles offere 1 at a ladies' panders, to be robbed and corrupted Beaverton ...... 249 Empire ......... 185 Don’t be afraid of cleanliness. Clean PROPRIETORS OF “rummage sale” in Jacksonville, Fla., and brutalized. There was not a mail, Cotnelius........... 246 Summerville... 184 cow, clean . buckets, clean hands and one day recently, was an old hearse Wallowa .......... 243 Sodaville ...... 178 clothing should be insisted upon at every knowing anything about the real pur which a stable-keeping firm had coutri. pose and effect of the canteen, who did Joseph ................ 237 Clatsop......... 176 milking. , bated. The women were appalled at its not recognize it as a wise and practical Condon........... 230 Buena Vista... 139 Don’t depend on a stagnant pond for appearance, but accepted it with good DEALERS IN Gervais................ 224 Mitchell......... 135 moral safeguard for our soldiers. There water in summer and an ice cold trough grace. was not a woman whose knowledge on Ione ............... 223 Kiddle............ 131 or frozee creek in winter. You will lose Financial reports show that no less Florence ......... 222 Yale................ 127 the subject was of the slightest con than 13,251,283 shares of sugar coni, Prairie City....... 213 Dundee ........ 124 much if you do. Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook sequence. Don’t neglect to care and brush the But every woman was able to under, mon stock were bought and sold on the Hubbard......... 213 Long Creek... 123 dairy cow daily It will not take more stand the dread significance of militarism New York Stock exchange during the Drain................ 193 Aurora........... 122 than three minutes, and will add mater year 1900. This is the same thing as Bay City............ 203 Beaver Hill ... 119 to her sex. It is the abandoned wives, ially to the income. the wearv, Waiting women and children, saying that the entire common stock Seaside................ 191 Sherwood...... 111 Don’t be in too big a hurry at any the widows and orphans and stricken changed hands forty times over. LESS THAN 100. milking to get the last strippings. The Surprise is expressed over in Hartford, mothers, who bear the heaviest burden 84 Vernonia 62 Tangent’. only way to keep a cow at her best is to of war even of armed peace. A large, Conn., that citizens should ask for land • kcirnev ... 59 get it all at every milking. 82 Nehalem . permanent standing army has itsjfoot desired as a site for a fire engine house Eola........ 59 79 Waterloo Don't think because you only milk a on every bread tray, its shadow on several times the price that they have few cows that it won’t pay to keep every heart. It is an enemy of domestic previously declared the land was worth Quaint Features of Life. them right. Better not keep a cow at habits. It inspires contempt for civil when the tax assessor made his annual all if she isn’t worth good treatment. valuation tour. life. A remarkable scene took place in a Stage leaves Tillamook daily except Sunday. Thirty-five prominent American sculp New York cable car the other day. A Don’t think you know it all. Take The women who destroyed the canteen Stage leaves N- Yamhill daily except monday, tors will contribute to tile embellish two or more good, practical dairy system could appreciate all these facts. crowded car was rumbling along Lex Their daily experience, their relationships ment of the grounds and buildings of the ington avenue when suddenly a gentle papers and own a volume or two de Tickets must be secured the day previous from the Agents at to men and things fitted them to feel in Panamerican exposition at Buffalo. man who had just got in arose aud sig I voted to dairying, and study the science North Yamhill and Tillamook. advance the evils oi a great standing They are at work on 125 original groups naled the conductor to stop the car, nt of the business. of statuary to be used mainly at the the same time saying in a loud voice: Don’t excite the cow in any way. army. In the senate a group of statesmen ap grand entrance bridge, the main court, “Someone jin this car has smallpox.” Frightening her, running her in from pealed to their colleagues not to divert the fountains, electric tower, plaza and There "was a frantic scramble for the pasture, worrying her with dog, swear the history of the nation by accustom esplanade. doors and theoffender was found to be a ing or shaking harshly at her will de ing the people to a huge military estab A pitiable question of fashion has just woman, heavily veiled, occupying a cor crease the flow of milk. lishment in time of peace. They offered been decided in England. There are so ner seat, who was on her way to the Don’t make sudden changes in her Make a Specialty of Logging and Machine Work. to give the president as many troops as many officers each of whom lost an arm hospital. The gentleman was a physic daily habits in feed or milking. A ma First Class Work Guaranteed. Charges are Reasonable. he needed for an emergency in the Philip in South Africa that the question came ian and his knowledge of the disease en chine should be treated and continuously pines or elsewhere, on condition that the foward how the empty sleeve should be abled him to detect it by the peculiar so to get best results from it. The dairy force should be a temporary one and worn. Fashon has decided it an^ the oder which always accompanies it. cow is the most delicate of all machines Shop in Hiner’s old Stand, TILxljflMOOK CITY should disappear with the emergency. empty sleeve, fitted with the full shirt A typical bad man has just been ar T)on’t you know that the farmer that Did the women who formed a prayer sleeve, the cuff showing, must be worn rested in a southwestern wilderness benr. raises his own stock and grows the stuff chain around congress join in this patri pinned to the breast. ing the odd name of Macoo. This blood to feed and market it saves for himself otic and solemn effort to save the nation "At Wichita on Wednesday,” says the and thunder villian is said to have had a the profit of the stock raiser, the grain from a system that is eating out the Kansas City Journal, “a dog was buried score of notches on his gun each notch grower, the middleman and transporta- I political, economic and social vitals of in a fine coffin with a satin pillow under •ellingthe horrid tale of a human life tion ? Well, this is about the size of it, ! continental Europe ? No; they were too ( his head and the. coffin was covered with J ent short. It is further asseverated that and he has the manure to raise lietter busy wheedling congress away from the flowers. ( The dog was not the smashed-I this wholesale assassin had killed three crops with manufactured on the farm, canteen. . , nose pet of some wife who doesen’t love , Mexicans a few days before limping jus besides. Better think some along this Was there ever anything more illogi- ( her husband, but a setter belonging to a tice laid him by the heels. It is notun- line. Agents for Kopp’s Brewery, the Brewer of the Eb.est Beer in the Northwest. man who hnnts and who snvs it was the likely that this annikilator of hapless cal ? i Don’t expect a calf to be a brighter Strangers can find here a place to write, attend to correspondence, privaudj Several senators have confessed to me best ( victims is a mythical person, as mythical animal than you were at his age. Kind dog in the world.” confer u|K>n business or social matters and generally feel at home. that they were half bewitched and half In spite of the fact that the experiments as the wild lieasts which, ns the story ness. gentleness and patience will accom worried into voting against the canteen. made , in the American navv with oil as goes, forced ex-Governor Roosevelt to plish everything with him ; rough usage, The women were too much for them. J fuel have been entirely unsatisfactory, take to the trees in Colorado. But if harsh words and blows and ” starving Such honeyed coaxing, such clever flat some of the French and German vessels there is any "sich” person, as Sairey him to it” will do nothing but ruin him tery, such never-ending, sweet nagging ; on ’ the China station are having com Gamp said of the imaginary Mrs. Har and stunt his growth. Treat a calf such vigilance and patience and entreaty plete success with it. The advantages of ris, what a figure he would cut in a Bow humanely or kill him outright. The and social and religious diplomacy! And 1 petroleum it it can lie properly utilized ery meladrama! way some farmers “break” a calf war nil for what ? For the upsetting of ail are I “To say that news is scarce,” writes rants the interference of th* cruelty very great. At Singapore, for ex arrangement which has done more to ample, coal now costs about $14 a ton, the Parkhurst correspondeut of the Ken. officers.________________ stimulate good fellowship, contentment whileoil costs but $6 a ton and has a neliec Journal "is putting it mild.’’ The and good morals than any other scheme steam-raising power of 20 per cent young folks have about nil gone away The orator who deal« largely in quo. ever conceived. j greater than that of coal. for the winter, the hired girls have all tations »peak» volumes. Apparently, it never occurred to the gone home and the hired men have gone j An old bnchelorl says a marriage certi- Women’s Christian Temperance union to the woods. There has been no court j ficale is a noose paper. Will not be Undersold ! that a large standing army is an anti- ing. tattling, getting married or increase When some men think they are think- Christian idea. The sight of a weather When von want meat go to I.each & in the population since election. The worn soldier sitting down in his club to Jones’ Meat Market, for they will allow old folks who are doing the chores and ing they are only killing time. A good talker is always delighted a quiet glass of beer brought them to no other meat market to undersell them running the thing are going to live as P^r.TLAND, OrXGON. Writs for Catalogue and Prices. their knees; but the spectacle of a here Below will be found our prices until fur long as they can. The peddlers and ; when he encounters a good listener, tofore peace-loving, war-loathing people ther notice : preachers have forsaken us ; the hens j Only those who have plenty of gold lieing converted into n military nation, Porterhouse Steak.................. —• 8c. won’t lav; the horses are too lazy to run ever get anything out of a silver wed did uot trouble their gentle breasts. away, and there are no dogs to bark ; ding. Sirloin ......................................... 7c. Centrally Uoeated. Rates, $1 Per Day. This is the woman's century. It began so, what the dickens is there to write ! People associate with their own kind Beef, roast ............................ 6c. in Europe with the death of the most in Boiling Beef.............................. — 5c. ¡just as naturally us water seeks its about ?** . fluential and well-balanced woman of Pork ..... "...... ........ 7c. I level. A sunny mood should be long drawn history. It begins in America with a L each & J ones . C entral M eat M as - M. H. UARSEN, Proprietor. If you would please a woman give her demonstration of misapplfcd power and out. ket , TitHMooK C itv . what she wants rather than what she TILLAMOOK, OREGON. unsteadiness of judgment in public Theaverage man’s ambition i« to lower needs. The Beet Hotel in the city. No Chi nee« Emplojed. affairs, which proves that woman still All family trees arc more or less shady. his record. lacks logic. Terence was a comic poet, M c I ntosh & mcnair , HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA. STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS. & Itezxxs of Interest & & & ROYAL EGG NOODLES. Two packages for 25 cents. The cheapest and best Noodle on the market, and better than the home made article. Arbuckles’ or Lion Coffee, two packages for 25 cents. Shredded Wheat Biscuit, two packages for 25 cents. White House Coffee, 50 cents a pound. & KING & KERREMANS Truckee Lumber Co FIR & SPRUCE Lumber BOX SHOOKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ SUP LEACH & JONES, Tillamook Meat IVIar Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, The DIRECT ROUTE to TILLAMOOK Carrying U.S. Mail. & North Stage Line. JOHN BARKER, Proprietor. W. V. MORGAN, General Blacksmithing WINE AND LIQUOR HOUSE Billiard Parlors and General Social Resort. C. E. HADLEY, Proprietor. Tillamook City, Oregon. RUSSELL “°£. SAW MILLS THRESHERS STACKERS Machinery & co. LARSEN HOUSE,
