Tillamook headlight., April 17, 1902, Image 5

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT^APRIL 17, 1902
News for the Unterrified.
securing parliamentary concessions. The First Thing Girls Ought to
But as his will clearly indicates the
Know.
Now that both parties have nominated UrtCL
l,ome ru^e» the throwing
of
the
whole
burden
of
government,
[TO ED1TOK OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.]
their candidates, it is not a question
down to its most trivial details, upon
Girls ought to know, first of all, that
which ticket will be elected, but the ma­ parliament is a dangerous weakness in
Dealers in
jority which the republican candidates the British government which loudly they are the artificer« of their own
will win by, for party strength, between calls for remedy. It is now evident that fortunes, as really as boys. “Self made,
democrat and republican, in Tillamook whatever his immediate motive in or never made,” applies to them no less '
making this contribution, back of it all
county is two to one in favor of the re­ was the profound conviction that in ' than it docs tn their associates of the
publicans, while some of the local candi . this way alone could Great Britain ho|>e sterner sex. All the wealth of the world
neither purchase nor hire substantial
dates at the last county election went to remedy existing evils and wipe out ' can
racial bitterness, not only in Ireland, but preparation for the duties of life. The
more than three to one. As far as the elsewhere
Headquarters for Dairymen’s Supplies.
best schools cannot furnish it, nor the
in its vast empire.
H eadlight can ascertain, we fail to sec |
And, best ot all, his dream is peace—so best social advantages. The best gifted
where any perceptible change of senti­
Agent for CHARTER OAK STOVES. Western Washing Machines
teachers
can
only
“
point
the
way
’
’
knit together the vital races ofthe
ment has taken place in the republican to
These facilities are at best only neces­
r Large Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass.
party of this county the past two years. world (exclusive of Russia, which was sary helps. The learned can use them
True, it may be that a few dissatisfied re­ be\ond his range) that Bngla nd, Ger- ’ to aid her in tfie resolute achievement
WMny
and
the
United
States
combined
publicans will not support the ticket, but
of success. If not inclined to do that,
The Most Reliable GROCERY STORE in Tillamook
this will be offset by democrats and might maintain the world’s peace while she must plod, linger, behind and fail.
others who have recentlv affiliatedj.w ith lilting the human race to a higher level, Before a dull, lazy, indolent pupil, the
die republican party, fix County Judge opening new avenues of commercial and instruction is powerless to inspire and
\V. VV. Conder is the strongest candidate constructive enterprise and raising the mould. Richter, the German author,
on the democratic ticket, but two years standard ot humanity in the remotest was congratulated upon the high posi­
ago, when running for joint representa­ corners ot the earth. The thought is a I tion of influence and honor which he had
tive he only polled 339 votes to 607 cast 1 glorious one and great glorv must tall1 achieved for himself, when he replied, “I
tor Mr. B. L. Eddy. As Mr. Jasper Smith i to the man who conceived it, exhausted i have made as much out of mvself as
is popular in the republican party and I his last effort to achieve it and who left i could be made of the stuff, and no man
has the confidence of the taxpayers, with 1 his fortune to bring about its realization. should require more.” In that reply is
no faction opposing him, he surely will
the true spirit of enthusiasm and self­
poll as many if not more votes than Mr. I
The Slimy Old Bucket.
help that are indispensable for a girl if
Eddy did, while Mr. Conder’s vote will I
she would make the most of herself.
probable be about the same. Under these I 1 There is one thing that Tillamook
There is no reason why girls should
conditions it should not be a question of | county can boast of and that is a good be more content with mediocrity than
doubt who the next county judge will be, drink ot cool water at any time ofthe boys. We say to the latter, “You can
havb ok hand
and in Jasper Smith the county will have year. The thousands of springs yielding accomplish if you only think so.”
a conservative man who will look after the purest of water, are not only con veni-1 “Think you can, and you can.” “ VVhere
the interest of every community. Neither ent for the traveler, but make it possible there’s a will there’s a way.’* Why not'
has anything transpired which will re- lor almost every family to have the water say the same to girls ? Do not they |
duce Mr. Eddy’s vote, but if anything, piped into the house at little cost. The need the same «kind of encouragement j
lor the ability he displayed at the last following parody on the “Old Oaken and inspiration ? If we cannot say
session of the state legislature, he will Bucket” contrasts what we enjoy here as much to them, for the sake of con-1
Finish Rustic, Wainscoting, Mouldings and Ship Lap
have the solid republican vote, besides a with what many have to endure else­ sistency and philosophy don’t let us [
large number of votes fropi democrats where :
repeat the nonsense of the past ; “You .
Also all Sizes of ROUGH LUMBER.
thrown as a boquet to Tillamook’s able
anguish of mind I remember are only u girl, and a girl can’t do that.”
and distinguished son. For,sheriff and With my what
“Girls can’t keep store.” “Girls should
childhood
county clerk, the republicans have two
in a light oi a knowledge since not study surveying. ” “Girls can’t
“political fast horses” 111 Alderman and Recalled
skate,
or play ball.*’ Tell them they
gained,
Mason, as their political opponents two ■
can do it ; for that is just as true of them
The
malarious
farm,
the
wet
fungus
years ago probably thought. Alderman
as it is of boys. Why, talk to boys as
wildwood
polled 687 votes to 279 cast for F. T. The grown
chills then contracted that since men have talked to girls, and the spirit
Fitzpatrick, while Mason polled 667 to
emulation would be repressed within I
remained;
296 for Coates. Both Fitzpatrick and The have
scum covered duck pond, the pig sty them, and they would crawl back into '
Coates were considered strong and com-
themselves, never more to be heard from.
by it,
jietent candidates two years ago, but The close
“Excelsior I” is the watchword for girls,
ditch
where
the
sour
smelling
house
they went a little behind on their party
as well as for boys, inscribed upon their
drainage fell.
AND
vote. J. D. Edwards is the candidate to
ribbons and fans, and written in capitals i
damp shaded dwelling, the foul upon
oppose Aiderman this year, and having The barnyard
the fly-leaf of every text-book. |
nigh it—
figured in local politics for a number of But worse than all else was the terrible Nothing less will inspire their souls with j
years, he is known as one of the demo­
dauntless resolve. Girls should be
well,
crat war horses. His last political fight And the old oaken bucket, the mold- heroines in surmounting difficulties, as!
Freight in 5-ton lots and over $5.50 per ton.
was four years ago when he was the in­
boys should be heroes. They should be '
crusted bucket
Freight
in less than 5-ton lots, $5.00 per ton.
dependent democrat for county judge in
and brave to meet responsibilities, i
moss covered bucket that hung in cool
a three corner contest, which resulted as The the
and cease to lose heart at trifles, and i
Passenger rate, $3.50.
well.
scream and jump at the sight of a spider |
follows : Edwards, 355 ; Huff, 264 ;
or mouse. They need to rise above the
Sappington, 409. The same year Alder­ Now little I know of the enteric fever
man polled 696. If Edwards can poll as Which lurked in the water I ventured to | girlish idea of helplessness, and to feel
drink.
| the divinity within striving for nobler j
many votes as he did four years ago he
Of Cheeserv, Dairy mid Creamery
will be able to congratulate himself, for But since I’ve become a devoted believer I things ; and to know that the prizes are |
Machinery and Supplies we carry
it is claimed that the fusiqnists in 1898 In the teachings of science, I shudder to for those who gain the mastery by dint f
the lnrgest stock in the northwest.
think.
, of preseverance. This is according to:
would have elected their candidate for
A full line of D. H. Burrell & Co.'s
county judge had not Edwards come out. And now far removed from the scenes the plan: “Knock, and it shall be
celebrated Cheese making prepara­
I’m describing,
opened unto you.” “I count not my­
Homer Mason will run ahead of his
tions, Apparatus, etc.
self to have apperhended ; but this one'
ticket as in the two previous years, ami The story of warnings to others I tell.
Send for Catalogue.
there is nothing to doubt that E. Hoag, As memory reverts to my youthful thing 1 do, forgetting those things I
imbibing
which are behind, and reaching forth J
for treasurer ; G. W. Bodyfelt, for corn-
inissioner ; A. M. Hare, for assessor ; and And I gag at the thought of that horri­ unto those which are before, I press
toward the mark for the prize.” It is
ble well.
C. E. Reynolds, for coroner, will poll the
entire republican vote, while F. L. Sap­ And the old oaken bucket, the fungus the true condition of success for both
OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN
man nnd woman.
grown bucket—
pington, for county surveyor, will pro­
143 FRONT STREET,
The idea that education is more easily
bably fall behind. It was believed that The slimy old bucket that hung in the
PORTLAND, ORE.
obtained now than it was formerly is
well.
the factional fight which started against
inimical to self-culture. Such an impres-
Eddy, Alderman and Mason would have
Agents for
a tendency to reduce the republican vote, Reckless Bravery in South Africa. ; sion is likely to be the outcome of that
DeLaval Creatn Separators.
I false system claiming to teach “French
but on the day of election republicans
will line up shoulder to shoulder, when | The information that in a fight on the in six easy lessons,” and to accomplish
it will be found that but few have desert­ Harts river one party of the Canadian I other impossibilities. There is a rage
ed the republican party and gone over to I rifles kept its post until every man in it tor the " double quick.” People can
was either killed or wounded, is no I scarcely wait to be rich, great, or good.
the enemy.
unusnnl bit of information to come J They hail “ short cuts” to learning,
from South Africa. Indeed the bravery 1 fame and affluence. Young persons are
Greatness of Cecil Rhodes.
ofthe British troops and officers in the especially prominent in this “rapid
AGENTS STEAMERS ‘ W. II KRUGER" AND "ACME.’’
! transit “ policy. Girls are no exception.
Whatever criticism may be passed Boer war has never been excelled by any • They welcome the delusion, when a little
F'or San Franciso« and Los Angeles.
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING,
people in any wnr in human history,
upon his life, no man could have left a and whatever may be lacking in the con­ serious thought would dispel it at once.
Hobsonville,
Or.
J. E, SIBLEY, Mgr
SHAMPOOING, ETC
nobler monument in his death than the duct of the war. bravery cannot by any Does the acorn grow' into a sturdy oak
late Cecil Rhodes. The progress of the stretch ot the imagination be classed in more rapidly now than it did in the days Electric Baths nicely flitted up. Good for
0/ our grandfather? Does the babe
world and a spirit of broad humanity the list
persons suffering with rheumatism,
Indeed, in the early stages of the war, develop into childhood sooner now than
which recognizes no geographical line or exhibitions of personal bravery. were in the days of our grandmothers ? Does
sectional bias are the salient character, carried to really a rediculons length. it not require about the same length of
now as ever to make a man out of
istics of his will, portions of which are Officers and men fairly sacrificed them­ a time
boy, and a woman out of a girl ? Are
without hope of accomplishing
now being made public. They lift and selves
there
any “ short cuts” or “ across lots”
STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. IL HARRISON.
any good and not even with the merit
illumin the man, give breadth to his ideas of setting an inspiring example to men in agriculture, mechanics, or manu
ONLY
LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI,
factures
?
These
questions
answer
them
­
and do honor to that common humanity under their command. The theory of
selves. There is improvement, very
BAY CITY, HOB8ONV1LLE.
General Banking and Exchange buai*
with which we all sympathize, but wish the Boers is very different. They are great improvement, in all these depart­
brave men too, but they do not recklessly
Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Kailroad & Navigation Co. and
most—and even the best men—in their expose themselves. They have adopted ments. There is improvement, also, in neM.
also the Astoria & Columbia River It. R. fol San Francisco, Portland
Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger
highest practical aspirations confine to the very practical theory that they are the methods of education. And yet,
and all points east. For freight and passenger rates apply to
the geographical limits of their own of more service to the cause and their about the same amount of labor, in­ many, Sweden, and all foreign conn idee
SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents. ASTORIA. OR
dustry,
perseverance,
and
courage
are
country while alive than thev could
countries.
II. C. LAMB, Agent, Tillamook Oregon.
possible be if dead and uncomfortable involved in culture now as there was a
Through reading his will the world at buried in the trenches. Therefore they century ago. It is just as true now as
a , ...
JO. R. & N. R. R. Co.. Portland.
TILLAMOOK. ORE.
Agents |A & c K R Co., Porl)and
large will gain a bigger, belter and work whatever havoc thev can to the ever that “ activity is the great law of
juster appreciation of the man. To say enemv and expose themselves as little as culture, and that self improvement is
that he was a great man is simply to possible. While this may not be the the great business of life.” Giris who
C. A. BAILEY,
say what the world has long conceded most inspiring sight from the stand­ understand this fully cannot fail to ap­
»KALKS IN
and the record of his life has been proven. point of romance or literature, it has propriate the various aids to self-help ;
STUDEBAKER WAGON
But to preceive not only that he was proven exceedingly effective when put especially, when they reflect that they
OSBORNE MOWERS,
great but that he was not built along into actual practice and is one of the can find culture, not only in the school­
the lines of other men is to concede an circumstances which has most power­ room, but also at the fireside, in the Buggies, h«y rskea, plows, and other
farm luachinery. You can save
unique greartness to which he may fully contributed to the prolongation of kitchen, library and parlor ; in the office,
behind the counter ; in the sewing.room
money by dealing with me,
justly lav claim under the provisions of the war in the face of such great odds.
Special Prices on Buggies and Spring
his will. Great ideas which possess men
There is seldom alack of opportunity and social circle, and everywhere that a
usually culminate through a process of to show an inspiring example during thoughtful and inspiring mind can Wagons.
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
evolution. They start in modestly war, but whatever glamor may sur­ glean. To a girl resolved upon self-cul­
C. A. BAILEY. Tillamook, Ore.
Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
enough at the inception of his career, round such exhibitions it is quite cer- ture, the whole experience and observa­
expand with his giowth and broaden tain that in this parctical age purely tion of life become a school of dis­
this City.
with his success until at last after the reckless bravery without hope of ac­ cipline, the outcome of which will appear
process of years they burst upon the complishing good results is not rated as in complete w omanhood.
world in all their grandeur. But with highly as it used to lie. "It is mag­ Teachers can make this subject plain
Rhodes all of his central ideas for the nificent. but it is not war." is the sum and attractive to girls. Dr. Arnold used
■’ Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal
future of South Africa—all of those ideas of modern philosophy, and the sooner tr
to say, “ Never do for a pupil what he
the
BHu"!
«"
<*«
”
J
‘
wn»
»n>H
that
upon which his fame as an empire build­
Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal
Brill. 1 «»J»
|f
(h(> wnj, .. he wor|(e,| n(n for, |>ut with hm cliimi.
er must ultimately rest—were as clearly the
truth'tiic sooner will they end the war,
CALL AT
□
and
»trove
in
al!
hi«
methods
of
instruc
­
defined and as lucidly expressed in the the bigger the results they will have to
-'in.j-m ,-fli .-in hili
will which he made at the age of 24— show for it and the more men they will tion not to teach directly, but »imply to
Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can
just a quarter of a century ago—as they have to serve their coantry in future guide in efforts for self-education. He
considered the office of the teacher to be
were in the great testamentary docu wars.
buy it pure and unadulterated from me.
________ _______
like that of the guide-board bv the way
inent which he filed in 1899. To those
ideas he remained for a quarter of a . The Baker City Herald thinksit sees ►ide, to direct to the path, which was to
century true as the needle to the pole. a deal between Scott and Furnish mid lie trodden with diligent footsteps. He
He laid out for himself work which no Williamson. It says: " The logical often said it was not knowledge, but the
When you want anything in
man could accomplish in the ordinary candidate, according to the consensos of means of gaining knowledge, he had to Jewelry, Watches and Silver
; that he desired not so much to
span of two human lives, but he left competent opinion, is Harvey feoMJf tc-cti
. iinDa|
impart information as to prepare the ! Ware.
A complete line of the
behind him his ideas, a group of able of the Oregonian. Scott holds fh
t...
tnt minds of his pupils to use to advantage
lieutenants who were impregnate«! with Multnomah county legislative delega­
j latest and best goods in Stock
subsequent
acquisitions
;
to
learn
how
them and vast fortune to draw upon to tion. since the defeat of the Simon clique,
PROPRIETOR OF
study and how to start aright in the at all times.
carry forward his great plan of federa­ in the hollow of his hand. Scott threw to
work of self culture." Dr.
See my regulator for correct
tion and the commercial enterprises the solid support of .Multnomah co. to lifeloving
Arnold had no faith in geniuses ; but lie-
incident to it long after he knew his Williamson and Furnish at the state lieve and taught what Kitto affirmed; time, I get Western Union time
own great brain would be stilled in convention. While there is no suspicion vis.. “I thaught then, and think to twice a week, direct from Port­
death. Bui even this did not measure of trades attached to th» move, there is this day, that all the fine stories about
DEALER IN
the man or his ambitions Back of it reeason to believe that, in consideration natural ability, etc., are mere rig. land office.
all is the liequest of $10,000,OK) to o( the kindness. Scott Will go to
mat ole, and that every man may,
establish scholarship at Oxford, in United Stales senate. Speaking broadly, according to his opportunities and in.
which beneficence the people of «H * be the whole state of Oregon could pro- dustry. render himself almost anything
Shop next door to Larsen's Hotel, Tillamook]
English-speaking world and Germany doce no more superb senator. If Scott he wishes to become." It is equally trne
will participate. For many years there openly announces that he desires to be
girls.
have filtered through the American press Oregon’s next United States senator, of Nehalem.
Ore.
G. A. WALMW.
occasional stories of the high admira­ he will lx. and no power in
tion which Cecil Rhodes entertained 1
»
Hut Scott is silent, and
tor American institutions, particularly '¿Tin* ontil after the personnel of the
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for the federation idea, which for the next state legislature is known. Then,
J. P. ALLEN,
time in human history had l*cn "rst in the language of the popuh.ts, he will
»HAVING,
Dealer la Cigar», Tobacco. I on
formulated into practice. But no one know where he is at.’
Proprietor
appreciated how deep-seated was this
HAIR CUTTING,
First
Class
accommodation
at
Second
Class Rate
fertloaary,
Stationery.
admiration and how thoroughly it ha<
It is to the interest of every
SHAMPOOING,
taken possession of his mind,
th:tl,VXh •mid^ í’ mMrm
his imagination and influenced nis h e
New* and Periodical*.
plans. Wlien he contributed $50,000 to mental i„ killing off one out oHbe many
the Parnell campaign fund he was
1 IVERTTHING STRICTL Y FIRST CLASS I
Next to Stargeon » Drag Store.
credited on one hand with quixotic ideas, ^’ple'o?tibe Vnitéd*Statés
on the other with a selfish purpose of
M c I ntosh & mcnair
i
HARDWARE, TINWARE and CHINA.
STOVES, RANGES and HEATERS.
LUMBER AT TILLAMOOK
J.
A.
TAFT
CO
DRY FLOORING, CEILING,
Steamer Geo. R. Vosburg
CHEESE
Tillamook and Astoria
BUTTER
MAKERS. Ship Freight by A. & C. Railroad in Care of
Will Run Between
Geo. R. Vosburg.
NEHALEM TRANS. CO
BI^DDIClpEATINIJ (Ï0.,
I
Truckee Lumber Co
FIR & SPRUCE Lumber
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BOX SHOOKS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
EDGAR LATIMER,
And LOGGERS’
SUPPLIES
BARBER AMD HAIRDRESSER.
S-A-ZTZZ OF
Pacific Navigation Co
C. & E. Thayer
J. S. LAMAR
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT.
Franklin’s Jewelry
Store
M. F. LEACH
Tillamook Meat Market
Fresh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc,
Edwards & Sladden,
■a—’
A. B ALLISON,
W Baita
Allen House
* * *
Hot and Cold Baths.
Best Meals in tlxo Citv
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