TILLAMOOK WTi A PLIGHT, MAY 1J
i
Nearly all of the exhibits fur the
Expects Sea Fight.
be trodden with diligent footsteps. He
palace
of luamifacturea, liberal arts ami
I as to the environments for young men
EDUCATIONAL COMMENTS. often said it was not knowledge, but
S t . P etersbcro , May 17.—Word varied industries at the Lewis and Clark
Editorial Snap Shots.
and those who lacked the will power to The First Thing Girls Ought to , the means.of gaining knowledge, he had come from a high source that a buttle Exposition are installed. The installa,
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There don’t appear to be any desire resist the drink and gambling habits,
to teach ; that he desired not so much to between Admiral Ro jest
ven ky’s feet tion in other buildings is progressing
Know
to settle the tie in the first ward lor when the people voted for local option
impart information as to prepare the and the Japanese fleet commanded by rapidly.
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-1 <• vs .1 > tk ue
they raised the moral condition of Tilla Girls ought to know, first of all, that ■■"i
water commissioner.
minds ol his pupils to use to advantage
Admiral Togo may Ite looked for at any
mook City and county, and those who they are the artificer, of their own for-1 subsequent acquisitions ; to learn how
Fourteen organ recitals will be held in
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IUIUVIIW.
Tillamook County is a picture from a argue otherwise do no^ confine tliein- tune., a. really a. boy., "Self made, or ] to study, and how to start aright in the moment.
the Auditorium at the Lewis and Clark
The
information
also
comes
from
th«
|
never made,” applies to them no ess
The information ai»<>
’ - I Exposition between June 10 and Septem-
dairyman's standpoint, yet how difficult selves to actual facts.
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life-loving work ol self-cult ure." Dr.
that me
the fast
st of authority mat
m««. telegrams
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than it does to their associates ot the j
it is to get home seekers to visit the
reived from Admiral Rojestvensky
W
AI1 recitals will be given at
Arnold had no faith in geniuses ; but be * rec<
sterner sex. All the wealth ot the world
best dairying section in Oregon.
SAND LAKE.
....I n.»t the vessels in Ins command
»»d will lie arranged by Professor
lieved and taught what Kitto affirmed, i stated
that
the
vessels
in
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cun neither purchase nor hire substau-I
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Atkinson's new cheese factory at Sand tial preparation for the duties of lite. viz., “ 1 thought then, and thiuk to this were in the last of condition and the . H. W. Goodrich, organist of St. David's
They have been rounding up those who
Episcopal Church. Prominent organists
Lake
is
about
complete
and
is
now
run
The best schools cannot furnish it, nor I day, that all the tine rtories about I crews fit for battle.
violated the local option law at Cor
will participate.
Sollowing the receipt of these tele-1
vallis, and a similar round-np in Tilla. ning. It is only a small factory, but the best social advantages. The most natural ability, etc , etc., arc mere rig-
marole, and that every man may accord I grams. Admiral Rojestvensky was in
will
be
of
much
benefit
to
the
Sand
inook would not lie out of place.
gifted teachers can only "point the way.
Delegates to the convention of the
Laker's, as they have some way of dis These facilities are at best only neces ing to his opportunities and industry, structed by the Admiralty to join Ad.
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Order
of Railway Conductors, two
render
himself
almost
anything
he
posing
of
their
milk.
The Herald has undertaken to comb
mirai N'ebogatoff as soon as possible and
sary helps. The learner can use them
Chas. Ray and Nelson, of Cloverdale, to aid her in the resolute achievement of wishes to become." It is equally true steam in the direction of Vladivostok. thousand strong, with wives and land
and groom the Port of Tillamook Com*
lies, were in attendance at the Lewis and
G. A. W alker .
mission. We are afraid it wiH have a were calling on the Sand Laker's last success If not inclined to do that, she of girls.
He was also instructed, the report says, Clark Ex|*»sition grounds, Sunday, May
Saturday
and
talking
telephone.
They
terrible time resurrecting it after being
Cloverdale. Ore.
to fight, if challenged by Admiral Togo. , 14th. A sacred concert occurred during
must plod, linger behind, and tail. Be
intend to run a line to the Lake soon.
dead so long.
fore a dull, lazy, indolent pupil, the in
the noon hour, after which the asaem-
Race Suicide.
structor is powerless to inspire and
blage retired to the Ainmcan Inn, where
Why Tillamook is bottled tip to some
Centenial
Notes.
Who is the race? The Jews traced
BEAVER.
mould. Richter was congratulated up
extent is because we have had too many
they were the guests of the Exposition
their
geneology
back
to
Abraham.
They
on
the
high
position
of
influence
and
Mr. Dave Coulson has moved to the
toll road cranks in the county, It is tree
Hit the trail at the Lewis and Clark Royal Chinook salmon, fresh from Hie
have always been a distinct race, but it
and good road cranks that is wanted parsonage house by the hill for a short honor which he had achieved for himself, is hard to fix the imagination upon (any Ex|>osition, opening in Portland, June Htreams of Oregon, was served. The re
when he replied. "1 have made as much
time.
to open up this country.
mainder of the menu consisted <>t salads,
out of myself as could lie made of the definite race of which America is in 1st.
There
will
lie
a
Sunday
school
picnic
cold meats, sandwiches of various aorta,
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habited
or
what
constitutes
our
race.
stuff,
and
no
man
should
require
more.
Saturday, August 12, has l>een selected
The Tillamook Water Company is dy. o i May 2^th,and we think it is partly to
coffee, milk, ice cream and assorted
In that reply is the true spirit ot enthu The American Indian has more right to as Aeronautic Day at the Lewis and
ing hard. But, then, it has only itself to celebrate Mr. West’s birthday.
| cakes.
claim
priority
than
anyone
else,
but
he
siasm
and
self
help
that
are
indispen-
Tommie
Coulson
is
working
for
Mr.
thank, for it was plain to everybody
Clark Exposition.
sable for a girl if she would make the is threatened with extermination, just
when it failed to improve its pipe line it Booth, fixing fence.
Although no facts have transpired to
as
tlie
white
man
of
the
south
is
who
Missouri Day at the Lewis and Clark fully warrant the prediction, it is as
forced the city to do something for bet
Ira and Del Spencer arc working on most of herself.
There is no reason why girls should be cohabits with the colored race. While Exposition has been changed from serted lioth by members of the Employ
the grade near the Conder bridge.
ter fire protection.
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Mr. Lucas has been suffering a very more content mediocrity than boys. We color is one racial distinction anil may lie August 17 to September 14. Governor ers’ Association and by the conservative
say to the latter, ‘•You can accomplish lost by intermingling with oilier races, Joseph W. Folk, of the “Show Me” state, element in the ranks of the teamsters
There is one thing that can be said of sore hand caused by catarrh
Mr. Eddy. He came to the county a re
Mr. Shortlidge made a flying visit t<H if you only think so." “Where there's a it is not the only calamity. The last will attend.
that the present strike will lie called off.
will there's a way.’’ Why not say the words that Christ uttered on the way to
publican, has al ways been local to the Wilson River Tuesday.
Two new concessions are announced proliably within 4H hours and certainly
the
cross
was
to
the
women
w
ho
be.
Ed. West and Ralph Bunn went to same to girls ?
party and the party nominees, and he
...
by the end of the week. It is not likely
Do not they need the same kind of en wailed his lot. He said, '• Weep not for for the Ttail—the Old Southern Planta that any definite action looking to an
goes a wav a republican. That is the kind Rivers Sunday.
tion
and
the
Mirror
Maze.
Work
upon
School
Superintendent
Wiley
was
in
couragement and inspiration ? It *e me, but weep for yourselves, and for
of men who succeed in politics, not those
Beaver on Sunday, on his way to visit cannot say as much to them, for the your children. For behold the days are this amusement thoroughfare is pro. adjustment ot the trouble will be taken
who “knife’’ party candidates.
the schools at Blaine.
greasing favorably and all the conces Is-fore the meeting of National officers
Mrs. Johnson has twin boys, their sake of consistency and philosophy don t coming in which they shall say, sions will be ready to receive the public ' of the union which, it *is expected, will
Nan Patterson has been liberated. It names are Lewis and Clark.
let us repeat the nonsense of the past : blessed are the barren, and the wombs
I be held on Thursday in Chicago.
is fortunate for Nan’s neck that she was
On Wednesday morning Mrs. Bixby “You are only a girl, and a girl can’t do that never bare, and the paps which before opening day.
not tried in one of the courts of justice in received the sad news of the death of her that." “Girls can't keep store." "Girls never gave suck." The destiny of a race
England. She, however, owes her libera father at Salem. Mr. Bixby and wile should not study surveying.” "Girls is with the women, and if there is any
tion to the press of New York, for it creat left to attend the funeral.
can’t skate, or play ball.” Tell them thing that controls a woman's life it is
e I such a sentiment in her favor that the
they can do it; for that is just as true what " they say,” says. The very day
Arrivals.
juries could not agree on the circumstan
of them as it is of boys. Why, talk to that God created man and woman, and
tial evidence.
Rev. J. R Welsh, the former pastor of boys as men haye talked to girls, and before he gave them dominion if the
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the Presbyterian church at Cloverdale, the spirit ot emulation would be repress earth, he demanded the perpetuation of
So many of our citizens are picking up came in on the steamer today to be pre
ed within them, and they would crawl the race. Every mail’s home is his
ar.d leaving, which goes to prove that sent at the dedication of the new church
back into themselves, never more to be throne, no one has a right to discover
other places offer advantages as well as
at that place.
heard from. "Excelsior I" is the watch him in his deliberations, it is purely a
this county and shows that Tillamook,
The steamer Sue H. Elmore arrived at word for girls, as well as for bojs, in question between him and his God. It
or this neck in the woods, is not the only
noon today with the following passen scribed upon their ribbons and fans, and is written, God blessed them and said, lie
pebble on the beach. But we have ob-
gers ; Miss Allender, C. McClelland, Mrs. written in capitals upon the fly-leaf ot fruitful and multiply and replenish the
served that a number of them are glad to
Short, Mrs. Mitchell. Miss Perrv, W. W. every text book. Nothing less will elicit earth. It is hard to imagine a race
get back again.
Curtiss, Mr Powell and wife, H. Mills, their undivided application. Girls should without a religion. America is divided
The way the politicians are getting be C. Wav, Rev. J. R. Welch, William Pat lie heroines in surmounting difficulties, by those who believe in and trust in God
headed in Portland it looks as though it ten and J. Powell. She will leave here as boys should be heroes. They should as he is portrayed in the bible and the
is an unsafe « mtu pation to hold down to morrow afternoon and sail on Satur be cool and brave to meet responsibili atheist, and just as we loose our faith in
ties, cease to lose heart at trifles, and God we l-econie slack about our virtue.
a seat at Uncle Sam’s pie counter these day morning.______________
scream and jump at the sight of spider I contend for a strict Caucasian race who
«lays, especially when a democrat holds
Should
Obey
all
Laws.
the political ax. The life of most politi
or mouse. They need to rise above the subscribe to the sovereign will of God.
cians is short lived, any way, so it is only
S t . L ouis , May 16.—Governor Folk, girlish idea of helplessness, and to teel Never in the history of the republic was
a little previous to sever their heads and of Missouri, addressing the General Bap the divinity within striving lor nobler there a tune whet, there was more need
allow them to fall into the basket.
tist Convention tonight, said :
things ; and to know that Hie prizes are of a concerted effort for the perpetua
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“Missouri has an idea that means the lor those who gain the mastery by dint tion of the race. There is such a thing
Extra precautions ought to be taken, enforcement of the law. Laws that are ot perseverance. This is according to as a calamity bowler, but let me ask any
especially in the business portion of the not inforced add just as much to the the plan : "Knock, and it shall be opened fair minded man if there isany exaggera
city, to prevent fire during the coining support of good government as sores do unto you." "1 count not myself to have tion of the facts of the case with 25,000
dry season, it will be several months I
to the strength of the human bodv. apprehended ; but this one tiling 1 do, ¡migrants a week from countries where |
before the new water svstem.iscomplete, Law breaking has become alarmingly forgetting ’.hose tilings which are behind, they are raised in squalor, where liberty i
which will give the city better fire pro common. It is one ot the greatest dan and reaching fortli unto those which
is license to do wrong, besides the
tection, but until then it would be wise gers that confront free government. ure before 1 press toward the murk for
Asiatic population, who have no idea of
to take special precautions to prevent a Many men obey the laws they like, but the prize.” It is the true condition ot an American home, with a morbid de-1
fire getting headway and to raise nil think they have a political liberty to success lor both man and woman.
generate race ever increasing in the j
alarm as soon as possible so that the disobey the laws that are obnoxious to
The idea that an education is more south, with from 800,000 to 500 0001
chemicals can lie used.
them.
easily obtained now than it was formerly prostitutes to breed disease and despair I
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“The trust magnate looks with ab- is inimical to self-culture. Such an im. the infamous practice of divorce and '
Sjieakiug about the toll road racket, horrence on the pickpocket who vio-
pression is likely to be the outcome ol feteside, the hellist gambling with the
Commissioner Geo. Bodyfclt defends the lates the larceny statute, but considers
that talse system claiming to teach necessaries of life, with every girl study-
action of the county court by saying it entirely right to break the laws against
"French in six easy lessons," and to ac
that it is the intention of the court to combinations and monopolies.
The complish other impossibilities There is ing for some avocation of life outside of
a home, the ever increasing taxation
make the toll roads in the south end of boodler detests the law breaking of the
a rage lor the "double quick." People upon the home, with all of these things
the county free roads eventually, but be trusts, but considers the law against
can scarcely wait to be rich, great, or and more, is it a wonder that thinking
fore doing so it wanted to collect a little bribery as an infringement on his personl
good. They hail "short cuts" to learn men cry out against the impending evil
money for the purpose ot putting the liberty. The dramshop-kee|>er regards
ing, lame, and affluence. Young persons of race suicide, and appeal to high
roads in good shape before it threw them the law against murder as good, but
are especially prominent in this "rapid heaven for reli-f. John- lost Ins head for
open. That is alright if the court will do the law against operating his dram
transit" policy. Girls are no exception. accusing Herod. It is not for me to con
this, say, inside of twelve months, for the shop on Sundav is, in his opinion. Buri
They welcome the delusion, when a lit- vict. but to declare the mercy of God for
toll roads must go.
They are a tamcal and tyrannical.
tie serious thought would dispel it at
detriment to the growth and prosperity
“If each citizen were allowed to deter once. Does the acorn grow into a men who resolve to do his will.and this is
of Tillamook county.
mine for himself which laws are good sturdy oak more rapidly now than it his willthat every American marry,bpild '
and which laws are bad, to ignore the did in the days of our grandfathers ? a home, and raise a natural family to i
The sentiment seems to he pretty gene laws he considered bnd, the result would
worship God under his own vine and
ral that the county court ahould not de. be anarchy—we would have no laws at Does the babe develop into childhood fig tree. God having provided a Saviour I
lay the building of the court house. We all. The only safe rule is that, if the sooner now than in the days of who has complied with all of his require. I
heartily coincide with that aentiment. for law is on the statute books, it must be our grandmothers ? Does it not require meut for our redemption, free gratis '
about the same length of time now as My opponeut is persuading men to try to !
it ia imperative that the record! ahould observed.
ever to make a man out of a boy, and a
'* properly taken care of and placed in
“ There has been too much of making woman out of a girl? Are there any make peace, I demand tlie.t we accept
tire proof vaults. Another thing, as the laws to please the moral element and
the peace that has already been made, j
county court ia going to build a modes’, then not enforcing them to please the "short cuts" or “ cross lots" in agricul
J. C. G ov ’ e . j
ture, mechanics, or manufactures? These
hut commodioua court house with con immoral element.’’
Veil Lifted After Death
questions answer themselves. There is
cíele walla at the small figure of »HI,
improvement, very great improvment, C hicago , May 15.—The veil of mys-
500, surely there ought not to lie a crank
President Roosevelt announced his
in the county who is cranky enough to determination 1 o create seven new forest in all these departments. There is im tery which for more that half a century
raise any objection. Go ahead with the reserves in Idaho, embracing an aggre provement, also, in the methods ot hid the identity of “the veiled murderess’’
new building and the Headlight will say gate of 6,235,000 acres of land. He education. And yet, about the same who died in prison at Mattewan, N. Y ,
"Amen and Amen" in liehalf of the peo. does this in the face of a vigorous pro. amount of labor, industry, perseveraqpe yesterday, has been lifted by the hand
and courage are involved in culture now
pie of the county.
of Mrs. Charlotte P. Norris, 1246 New
test from Senator Ilevburn, Governor
as there was a century ago. It is just
port avenue, Chicago. The so-called
Gooding, Representative French and
The Herald continues to paint the city numerous citizens and corporations of as true now as ever that " activity is “veiled murderess ' was a classmate of
the great law ot culture." and that
black and does not confine itself strictly Idaho.
Mrs. Norris at the famous Emma Willard
• sell improvement is the great business
to the truth when it saya ; “Only last
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School at Troy, N. Y., 60 years ego.
of
life."
Girls
who
understand
this
fully
John F. Olsen, a traveling salesman,
Sunday there were more semi drunk a.id
The maiden name of the women, w ho
staggering people on the streets than we formerly president of the Travelers’ Pro cannot fail to appropriate the various was a puzzle to the au thorities ever since
aids
to
self-help
;
especially,
when
they
have seen in the three years of open tective Association for five years, and
her arrest for murder in 1853, was
saloons in thia town since we have lieen vice president of the association for reflect that they can find culture, not Charlotte Ward. She married an En
a restdent here." It ia plain to every three years, and nt one time prominent only in the school room, but also at the glishman of rank. Sir Walter F. Elliott,
body that the Herald has undertaken to in business and social circles ot Oregon, fireside, ill the kitchen, library and par but she ran away from his home in
ridicule the local option law and those was (sentenced to five years’ imprison lor ; in the office, behind the counter ; England two years after the marriage.
who voted for it, instead of giving it a meat in San Quentin by Judge Smith in the sewing room and social circle, and She came back to America to find the
fair trial. It is plain to those who are the Superior Court (or the rmoezxlement everywhere that a thoughtful and in house of her father, a wealthy Canadian
observant ot what iagoingon, somebody of $850 worth of diamond jewelry, the spiring mind can glean. To a girl re merchant, shut against her.
IS selling drink. If the city council is true property of Mrs. Ella K. Thurber, oí solved upon sell culture, the whole ex.
Mrs. Notris, though under no obliga.
perience and observation of life become
to its election promises it will have those Lus Angeles.
tions so to do, has kept her knowledge
•
a
school
of
discipline,
the
outcome
of
who are violating the local option law
I. P. Ohliger, ex president of the closed which will appear in complete woman of the identity of the “veiled murderess’*
arrested as well as those who get drunk
a secret through all the years since her
Wooster,
O., National Bank, pleaded hood.
A tew arrests and some much need fines
arrest and conviction on the charge ot
guilty
to
a
count
on
one
of
the
indict
Teachers
can
make
this
subject
plain
in the city treasury would come in quite
killing Timothy Lanigan and Catherine
ments
charging
him
with
having
issued
I
and
attractive
to
girls.
Dr.
Arnold
used
handy to pay the salary of those who
Luliee. in Troy, N. Y , 52 years ago.
a
draft
when
there
were
no
funds
in
the
to say, " Never do for a pupil what he
arc paid to enforce the law. The Head,
bank to meet it. Judge Tayler sentenced • can do for himself." It is said he The I hicago woman went to Sing Sing
light can say this, taking the condition
him to eight years’ imprisonment in the "worked not for, but with his class, prison more than 30 rears ago to see
oft lie city when it was a "wide open"
Ohio
penitentiary. Ohliger is an ex j and strove in all his methods ot instruc- Lady Elliott, then a prisoner at that
gambling town and the conditions since
institution. Siie was with her for an
the local option law went into effect, and I Congressman and ex County Treasurer, tion to teach directly, but simply Io
hour. When she came a wav, the prison
and
was
Postmaster
at
Wooster
under
guide
in
efforts
for
self-education.
Ht
but few persons want to go back to the
authorities begged her to tell them who
President
Cleveland
’
s
first
\dministra
old regime Most everybody freely ad tion and Col lector of Internal Revenue , considered the office of the teacher to be
their charge was. She declined, know
mit that the moral condition^,,) the city at Cleveland during Cleveland's second like that of the guide-boatd by the wav-
ing that her old schoolma*e did not then
i
side,
to
direct
to
the
path,
which
was
to
'
Administration.
is better now than for many years, and
wish her ideality known.
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