TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, APRIL 21, DAMAGED IN A COLLISION. Circuit Court. 1904. I Moral Training in Public Schools. Steamer Sue H. Elmore and Tug * Judge Geo H. Burnett had the follow­ [TO THS EDITOR TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT.] Vosburg Came Together in the ing cases liefore him in the circuit court M r . E ditor ,—In State schools, teach­ Slough. I ing any form of religion is out of ques­ on Manday : The steamer Sue H. Elmory and tug HEADQUARTERS FOR DAIRYMEN’ AND S SUPPLIES STEEL STOVES & RANCES Fred Baker, plaintiff, vs. R. M. Wat- tion, in communities where different de­ Vosburg were in collision near Tilla­ I »011, defendant. Action for libel. Bv nominations enjoy the privilege of free mook Tuesday afternoon,and both were I stipulation case was dismissed without worship. Accepting this statement as a more or less damaged. The collision cost. fact, educators in this country are puzzl- ( was the result of an unsuccessful ef- F. Bolefuhr, doing business as F. Bole- ing their brains upon the problem of i'oit ou the part of the Vosburg to pass ■ fuhr & Co. plaintiff, vs. Chas. H. Smith how to teach morality in the public I the Elmore. The damage to the tug and Helen Smith, defendants. Sale con­ schools. This is a comparatively new is estimated at several hundred dot- | firmed. question. I11 the days of our fathers the lars, and her master, in a report for­ State of Oregon, plaintiff, v». Arthur pedagogical energy was concentrated' warded to the inspectors, has filed a Edmunds, defendant. Charge of larceny. upon the effort to teach “ manners.” claim for the amount. A counter claim . Continued until next term. When a childcould “ makehis manners” is to be fild by the Elmore line. State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. The with grace and ease to every stranger The legal proceedings will follow as | Elmore Packing Co., defendants. This (he met, his school-master was pro- ! result of the collision between the case grew out of the packing company nounced a success. Manners in boys * steamer Sue H. Elmore and the tug doing business without a license last Oils, Paint, Doors, Window consisted in being able to bend the right Vosburg is certain. Both lines have for ! year. There being no motion by the dis j arm till the fingers toueh the chin, then warded to the inspectors notice of the trict attorney, the case was dismissed. , extend the back of the hand upward on collision, and it is likely suits will State of Oregon, plaintiff, ys. Al. i | the face, and finally describe a semi, shortly be commenced for the recovery Southmayd, defendant. Selling liquor , j circle in front of the person and in the of damages. The two boats left out without a license. Defendant pleaded direction of the stranger to be honored. la^t week for Tillamook, and when she not guilty, and the case was continued To make this movement intelligible to returns the Vosburg will be laid up for until next term, the defendant giving, the sons and daughters of these days, I repairs. Her bow was badly damaged bond for his appearance at that time. might say that if the semi-circle described and it will require a week’s time to put A. R. Gangloff, plaintiff, vs. Daniel in ” doing manners ’’ were joined to the her in shape again. Agents the Great Millar and John Pennock, defendants. one now formed by the motion of a Passengers who were on the Elmore Decree of foreclosure. base-ball pitcher in hurling a hot ball, say the incident was an exciting one. j State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Arthur the two would form a great circle in­ After leaving Tillamook City the boats ” ”d Preston Marolf.' Defendants clining towards the left in front of the proceeded down the slough leading to i were charged with disturbing the con­ body and from it behind, with a little of The Most Reliable County the bay, with the Elmore in the lead. gregation attending the United Brethren the circumference to spare in front of the When the narrows 1 were reached the church. They first pleaded not guilty uose. “J! Vosburg made an effort to pass the El­ but withdrew this later and pleaded In Ireland the making of manners was more and for a mile and a half the two guilty. The judge admonished the a simpler operation. It consisted in steamers raced along with the Vosburg’s young men, and cautioned them about taking hold ot the forelock with the wine, or tunes up a fiddle on Sunday. B. L. EDDY. ¡H. T.»BOTTS. bow about amidships of the Elmore. A their behavior in future. He told them thum and forefinger ot the right hand, Ideas of morality are wonderfully con­ ddy botts turn in the channel necessitated a con­ what a serious offence it was to disturb and nodding at the gentleman in such a fused and conscience has become fear, cession on the part ofone of thesteamers, a congregation and pointed out the manner as to indicate that the neck of fully thick-skinned on many of the prac­ A ttorneys - at -L aw . and Captain Schrader, of the Elmore, be­ I heavy fine and imprisenment he could the nodder had but one vertebra. On tical affai rs of life. The old saying must General Banking and Exchange buai- ing in the lead, naturally looked to Cap­ impose, but as that was the first offence both sides of the Atlantic the manners be amended to read : “ All is fair in love Complete set of Abstract Books neas. tain Loll to haul off. The Vosburg how­ that had come before his court of that for girls was the same—the kurtchy, the and war”—and politics and business. ever, kept on her course, and the steam­ character he would fine them $10 each details of which my lack of knowledge The members of one faction of a politi­ in office. Taxes paid for non­ Exchange on England, Belgium, Ger many, Sweden, anil all foreign counlriea ers were so close together that their and costs. of the subject prevents me from giving. cal party, without wounding their con­ Residents. stearing gear was rendered useless by science, resort to dishonorable means to Such was the essential part of politeness State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Frank TILLAMOOK. ORE the section. The Vosburg bumped into Severance, administrator of the estate of as taught by the old masters, the climax secure a certain object, and the members Office opposite Post Office. the Elmore, sheered off, and then bump Herman Brown, deceased, defendant. cap of their instruction in deportment. of the opposing taction argue that it is SEE THE ed again, but no damage resulted. Cap­ Escheat case. On the petition of the Save the learning of catechism by rote, right to stuff the ballot-box to get even. Both phones. tain Loll did not slow down after the administrator it was ordered and ad­ or the reading of the Testament, and in A prominent official, after confessing to Tillamook Lumber Company first collisions, and in a few minutes the judged that the real property be sold at the absence of Sunday schools, instruc­ a congressional committee to having FOR H. COOPER, two boats came together again. This public auction by the sheriff. tion in morals was not thought of, but bestowed $150,000 in bribes to obtain time the Vosburg’s bow crushed into the The Astoria Company, plaintiff, vs. manners was pressed with diligence government contracts, turned solemnly Elmore amidships, the damage to the Ernest Barton, Jennie Ernest C. Barton and vigor. to the chairman saying ; “ Sir, I am a A ttorney - at -L aw , vessels resulting. Even after the third and The Nehalem Coal Company, de­ m • .1 a n nr i nnn In view of the threatened total banish, Christian, a member of the -------- collision the Vosburg kept on a full fendants. Default and decree. ment of Testament and catechism from church, and I want to know whether T illamook , O regon . head ot steam, but, having struck the State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. Frank the public school, and with manners a anything has been developed by my Elmore a glancing blow, the damage en­ Long and Alvin Jurhs, defendants. De- lost art, educators have been casting testimony before your committee reflect­ tailed was not as serious as would have | fendants are charged with burglary of a about for a new skeleton to hang in the ing in any wav upon niv character as a (“ALAUDE THAYER, been the case had she struck the opposi­ store at Bay City. Case was continued schoolroom closet, and as far as heard Christian gentleman.’’ This “Chrislia n tion steamer squarely. until next term and defendants furnished from, they have chosen morals for the gentleman's” definition of morality BARBER IND HAIRDRESSER. The Vosburg’s course during the race bail. A ttorney - at -L aw , would be refreshing. subject. SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING was calculated to drive the Elmore onto Having shown the difficulties of de ­ What is morality ? It seems to be a F. Bolefuhr, doing business as F. Bole, the mud and only her failure to maintain fuhr & Co., plaintiff, vs. Chas. H. Smith different thing at different times, under fining moralitity, I will try to define it T illamook O regon SHAMPOOING, ETC greater speed than the Elmore showed and Helen Smith, defendants. This was different circumstances, in different in a way that ought to be satisfactory prevented the stranding of the latter a motion of the plaintiff to correct the countries and according to different to all the civilized readers of the Head­ Electric Batha nicely fitteii up. Goodfor steamer. Each captain blames the' original entry so as to include in the creeds. According to the Chinese, rever­ light. Morality, like arithmetic, may be OARL HABERLACH, peraona au*Tering with rheumatism. other and both will file claims for dam-! order of sale Sw *4 of theNw % of sec. 9, ence of parents is the highest kind of ciphered down to two principles, honesty ages. The rivalry between the opposi­ tp. 1 south, range 8 west. The motion devotional sentiment, and the placing of in man, and chastity in woman. Honesty ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, tion lines since the inauguration of the was overruled. the parent in a position of exaltation in its highest degree includes all manly rate war has been intense, and races will virtues; it embodies the golden rule in W. E. Catterlin, plaintiff, vs. A. R. secondary to that of a super natural he frequent as long as the war holds Gangloff and Daniel Millar. This was power, is regarded hy them as a gross one word ; it respects another's right of Office across the street and north from n out.—Astorian. an action for money. The jury gave the species of irreverence and consequent life, wife and property. It is that upon the Post Office. which confidence and credit are founded ; plaintiff a verdict in the sum of $229.70, immorality. On the contrary, with a Tillamookers’ Bad Lack. certain barbarious tribe it is a religious it is the soul of fair dealing and ¡the life J^OBERT A. MILLER, Now is the time to buy a with cost and disbursements. ( dutv of the eldest son to kill his of business, the source of beneficial and new Sewing Machine for At seven o’clock last evening, a neigh­ father with a blow of a large club, when legitimate wealth, civilization, refine­ Real Estate Transfers. $22.00, witli drop head and bor discovered the roof W. H. Reynold’s A ttorney - at -L aw . the father has reached a given agef. ment, and freedom. Its violation is the all the latest improvement» residence on Morton St. and Mountain State of Oregon to Jos. F. Nieder- Barbarious as this practice is, there is a only crime which the world will not Oregon City, Oregon. at M c I ntosh & M c N air ’ s . me yer. Sw 16 3 N 7. »200.0 Ave. to be in flames. An alarm was grain of reason at the bottom of it. If forgive or condone in a man. As to the j Land Titles and Land Office It is the B onita S ewing turned in, and while wating for the hose W. B. Morgand to William H. Deemer. the children would retain a pleasing faithfulness of woman, upon this virtue Business a Specialty. S Ji Ne 4 N Ji Se 25 2 N 10. company to make the long run up the | M achine , and they range remembrance of their male progenitor, depends the integrity of the family, and I' 8500.00 hill, the neighbors fought the fire with in price from $22 to $35, it were well that the old gentleman upon *he integrity of the family all grades J2)AVID WILEY, M.D., buckets and a small garden hose. When ■ Andrew J. Kroenert and wife to be knocked on the head before reaching of society, and especially refinefl society, with ball bearings. They William Kroenert. Ji interest in the hose cart arrived, the fire hydrant are little beauties, perfectly the stage of the lean and slippered pan­ depends. A mail must believe, and P hysician , S urgeon and Nw 13 1 N 7. »1.00 could not be located, as it had been mov- | moreover wants the world to believe, that taloon, the age of drivel and senility. made and something new on al i Elmer A. Brown et to Joseph ed from its original stand and none could How sentiments of morality mav his wife’s or wive s children born dur­ A ccoucheur . the market. These machi­ Morely and Henry A. Nt>rth. tell where it was. In the delay that vary with circumstances is illustrated in ing marriage with him, are his children. All calls promptly attended to. nes are a better article than Sw 17 6 8 9. »2000.00 followed, the fire got ljevond control» frontier settlements where a man may He is not half so solicitous about child­ 1 the peddlars are charging U T illamook .. O regon . Richard Redmond and wife to Joseph and in a short time nothing was left of kill another in a quarrel, and the neigh­ ren of his own other than his wife's. j $65 and $75 for.