Tillamook headlight., February 08, 1906, Image 4

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wtï ! a
nT.mti'r
THTTlOTiTT A Ti-tr
REFORM IN LAW-MAKING.
GOLD WATCH,,
AND RINcfll
and charged up to tbe oianicipal ac-
An American .Vf,
coant) that price s or labor and food
Soin OoW.FUted
Ex-Attorney General
keep correct tim«,
are many times higher now than in
Advocate of Deliberate Legis
to
a Solid Gold VJ
that hae when truata and combines PAINTING OF MARTYRED PRESI­
lation.
25 years; also a (
1
with a Sjmrk mg (
PLOW MONDAY, AS OBSERVED LU wore ankaowa. Actors were rated
DENT
HANGS
IN
TBE
WHITE
any
one f.,r #Jlh
Tohn W Griggs, at one tlmo Attorney
exceedingly low, as appears by ■ the
Novelties at 10 cent#
_
FOVRTEENTH CENTCRY AT
General during the McKinley -ln> nto
HOUSE.
and addrev» f<Jr Je
I
following entries:—
When eold,
¿ i
GRIMSBY, ENGLAND.
£ S
tratlon. where he achieved fame or hi
the f 2 ami we send voZ 1
0 0
To tbe MInstrols.. • • > • • • • • » a• • • • ■
the
Gold
Watch
and
Kina.
Addnaa
ability
as
an
exponent
of
the
law,
anu
Artist Murphy. Hitherto Unknown
CUI.VMB1A NOVELTY CO,
0 1
Neah and his wife................
Farmers and Townsmen Gathered To Robt.
Paints This Portrait Without a later one of the strongest members ot Dept. 0-
East Bmiuu, M
0 0
Brown, playiig G»d...
The
Hague
tribunal,
has
la<*lr
b
®
en
to Celebrate Bountiful Cropa—Town To
Sitting
and
from
Photographs
Only.
0 1
To Jeakin Smith, playing Noah.
expounding
to
the
people
of
New
Jer
Treasurer Paid Bills.
0 0
To Noah’s wife....................................
By Francis B, Geosner.
sey a doctrine of real reform. It Is
came a little higher:
All old-time country people remem­ Ta Mechanics
It is somewhat remarkable that the beHeved that ”e knows whereof he
the carver, mending the Trinity,
ber evenings at corn-husking, apple­
portrait
of
President
McKinley
that
making his crown and painting
sneaks for > ’rdly any man In that
paring and sugar-boiling. Net so long
him ........................................................... 0 8 0 now hangs in the White House was State s’ political life »hou,.^k“®aculUeI
painted by an humble and hitherto un­ the need for reform or the difficulties
ago a husking bee was a great event, To the carpenter for making Noah’s
ship ........................................................... 6 8 0 known artist in New York to whom
and boys and girls, old and young,
of achieving it better than he. Before
An uddress from the rector was not the President never accorded a sitting. President McKinley induced him to
gathered from far and near to sit on
the floor of tbe barn, husk big ears of easily:
The lamented McKinley did pose lor become a member of hit Cabinet .fr.
ripened corn for several hours, end­ Ta Mr. Lewis, for a sermon...... 0 10 0 famous artists of Europe and the best
And this miscellany of services, re­ portrait painters of our own country, Griggs had earned his way to the head
ing with a grand feast of pie, cake,
hot coffee, cider, and all the other ligious, mechanical and mortuary, yet it remained for Mr. William D. of the New Jersey bar, served as mem­
ber of the General Assembly and State
goodies of the farm cupboard. But In enmp dirt cheap:
is jud
Murphy, of New York, to produce with Senator, been elected president Of the
this country there are no definite and To five priests, flx-penny bell by
the
aid
only
of
photographs
the
one
1
10
bell-man,
and
making
a
grave.#
0
latter
body,
and
met
the
responslbi
1-
fixed festivals held in the full of the
wha
Miscellaneous supplies were not portrait of McKinley most acceptable tles of the governorship. He recently
year at harvest time. Thanksgiving
to the family and friends. More than spoke at a celebration on Forefathers
Tri
Is only a formal remembrance. In this costly:
that, it was considered the most de­
straw for Noah and his child­
we differ, and we have always dif- To ren
............................................................. 0 o 1 sirable one to be hung on the historic Day In Orange, and laid this law do*'1
W
mildly but clearly to the State politi­
A pound of wax to set before the
walls of the White House.
cians in the name of the decent men of
Trinity .................................................. 0
“ 0 10
IMPLO
Mr.
Murphy
has
a
modest
little
stu
­
A peck sf barley....................................... 0 0 s
Commonwealth:
dio at 17 East Sixteenth street. New the “Publicity,
To sugar, cakes, wine, ale, etc.,
backstair legislation,
York, just oft Union Square. He had no passage of no bills
with the Mayor and his breth­
because some one
ren .................. .......................................... 0 4 0 achieved some local fame as a pains­ has 0 K’d them beforehand; discus­
To six stone (84 pounds) of cheese. 0 6 0 taking portrait painter, but had never
To 2 kegs of sturgeon............................. 1 4 6 dreamed of having a picture hung in sion of measures on the floor of the
To four capons........................................... 0 0 6 the White House along with portraits House; real reasons to the public giv­
indtctlj
To four geese............................................... 0 2 8 done by the most famous artists of sev­ en why measures are favored or pro­
thcity
posed,
and
a
return
of
the
days
when
To four pigs............................................... 0 2 4 eral generations.
After the terrible
To three doz. and eight chickens.. 0 9 10
of the tension at a
tragedy at Buffalo, Mr. Murphy made a legislative bodies were debating socie­
To a pound and a half of pepper.. 0 4 0
collection of the President’s photo­ ties and the public favored as much
To 3 lambs with their appurtenan­
Its use means time satfe
with reason for voting as with elo­
ces .......................................................... 0 10 o graphs, together with information as
and easier sewings
to coloring and aided by Mrs. Murphy, quence.”
To twenty-six stone (364 lbs.) of
Mr. Griggs advocates reform in tne
beef ........................................................ 1 14
who is also an artist, produced a pic­
It's our own invent^
To three quarters of mutton............ 0 4
ture in pastel. When the picture was enactment of State legislation when he
They were not backward with the finished Mr. Murphy made efforts to says:
and is found only on tbi
, . xu
"Rarely is a bill read each of the
cup that cheers, as this will ’show:
have Abner McKinley, the brother of
“
• dozen
-
• .................................. 2 ~ 2 0 the
To six
of - ale
three constitutional times, except by ti­
President,
see
and
criticise
the
4
3
To one kilderkin of beer................ 0
work. Finally the artist had an in­ tle. It passes In accordance with a de
To one gallon of finewlne for the
cision made previously somewhere else.
priests .................................................... 0 4 6 terview with Colonel Wilbur C. Brown,
Abner’s business partner and who had I do not say the Influence is an Improp­
To seven gallons and a bottle of
claret .................................................... 3 17 o been very close to the beloved Chief er one, but that influence was felt In
To 16 gallons of wine....................... 0 18 8 Executive. It was after much plead­ the side rooms or on the back stairs
And for one who would not waste ing that Colonel Brown consented to before the fate of a measure was de­
his time on such flat mixtures:
bring Abner to the studio. Neither had cided. This method is a repression of
To one gallon of old rum.................... 0 6 4 ever heard of Murphy. They had seen individuality, sinking rights into a
- Wc have other striking
On the docks, where once the theat­ a hundred portraits of McKinley, good, mere expression of some one else’s
improvements that appeals
ricals and the barbecue were held, bad and Indifferent, and were them­ views or wishes.”
now rises the great Tower of Grims­
the careful buyer. Send lot
Reports from New Jersey seem to
indifferent, the more so because
by, 200 feet high, serving as a land­ selves
knew that this unknown artist show that legislation at Trenton is
our elegant M. T. catalog
mark, and as a lighthouse to guide the they
practically
in
the
same
condition
as
storm-swept ships of Grimsby’s great had never been given a sitting. How­ that which existed at Jefferson City
ever, his pleadings were so earnest
fishing fleets, into her safe harbor.
The Hartford
that they finally went to the studio. before Governor Folk washed the Mis­
The picture was unveiled and the souri capital clean. The policy advo­
/•'arm School.
brother stood amazed and startled, as cated by Mr. Griggs has a tendency to
JVcw Philippine Governor.
if the dead had suddenly come to life. break up the State “organization” for
T heir Own
It Is reported that James F. Smith, Tears came to the eyes of Abner and actual debate. The return of the legis­
a member of the Philippine Commis­ the eyes of Colonel Brown. They gazed latures to thdir old standing as delib­
Crop.
sion, Is slated by the Administration to in silence for a time, and then the erative bodies puts a premium on In­ IF YOU WANT A JAC
become Governor-Oeneral of the Phil­ brother said, “That is the best portrait dependent and personal Individual
Send for our Jack Catalogue. Sure to
of dear Will that I have ever seen.’’ strength—and these qualities are the
ippines.
tain the description of exactly what you.
Mr. Smith’s career during the past Colonel Brown said the same, and death of "organization.”
four or five years has been remarkable both advised the artist to put the con­
Hydraulic Jacks our Sped#
in his extraordinary rise to occupy an ception in oil and compete for the hon­
My
Pipe.
Watson-Stillman Co^
’ munities where men own the land they fered, from our cousins across the Important position under the Govern­ or of having it hung in the White
40 Dey 8U, N. Y. City. .
ment. Before the Spanish-American House. Mr. Murphy did so, aided by "When lore grows cold, thy Are still
I live upon and obtain their sustenance sen.
warms me,
Five or six hundred year# ago, the War he was a young lawyer of his wife, and it was chosen in prefer­ When
from the soil.
friends have fled, thy presence
Yet there is an undercurrent of quiet boy# in the, old town of Grimsby, no standing In San Francisco. It ence to the hundred or more paintings
charms me.
If than art full, though purse be bare,
force at work, year by year becoming Lincolnshire, Eng., looked forward to
I smoke and cast away "all care."
better organized and with broader pow­ Plow-Mondny as eagerly as those of
German Smoking Song.
er, whose tendency is to overcome this today anticipate Christmas. This
PiDO, Fir, Cypress .nd Yellow Pta,
feast was never overlooked. It meant
hurtful condition and stem the tide wild
. v
Writ, for Catalogna
excitement,
a
procession,
a
the
­
The
Yellowstone
trout
ha#
been
of Immigration away from the land and atrical eatertalameat, usually out of
caught
in
the
very
act
of
going
over
into the already overcrowded centers doors on the broad docks, a cliurch
Two Ocean Pass from the Pacific into Eagle Tank Co., 28l N. Green I
Industrial and agricultural schemes of service with sermon, and a grand
Chicago, Ill.
the Atlantic drainage.
education are finding footholds hero barbecue and feast extending fnr into
and there, and nature study courses the night. It was known as "Plough-
•nd school gardens, where children Monday,” or the giving of thanks for
are taught to know something of the tlie harvest of crops. It came at the
•oil and plants and the real wonders of close of the Christmas holidays, was
The Angle Lamp is not the only method of lighting your home but taken all
nature, are no longer scoffed at or officially recognized, tlie Mayor of the
in all, it is the most satisfactory^
fl
town leading the procession, and his
looked upon as fads.
For while it floods your ro8m with the finest, softest and most restful light,|
"brethren” following proudly. The
making your home more cosy and inviting, it requires almost as little attention Ml
To Fit for Real Life.
gas or electric light, is as simple and convenient to operate as either and Mkl
day opened early and active. Crowds
vaily costs less to burn than the ordinary troublesome old style lamp.
I
t Thia movement embraces the de- flocked into towa. Shop-keepers opened
Our Catalogue'Tfi1* (sent free on request)»]
' mand for the teaching of domestic wide and dispensed generous hospi­
plains how this new principle applied to burning
•clence and both agriculture and man­ tality. Good cheer, good food, good
common kerosene has so completely done swig
with all tbe smoke, odor and bother of ordinaig
ual training In all the public schools, ale, shone in all faces. The plough—
lamps
that such people as ex*Pres. Cleveland, th
so that children shall be taught to a common farm .Implement— was
Rockefellers, Carnegies, Cookes, etc., wbo
decked
with
brilliant
fabrics.
The
work with their hands and to force
wouldn’t think of using ordinary lamps* baM
from the soil the greatest possible young peoplo lined up along gaily
- THE—
production, as they to-day learn In the colored ropes attached to tbe clevis.
His Honor, the Mayor, at the handles
public schools of France, Denmark and like
a
steamboat
pilot,
for
It
was
often
other of the older countries. The new n chase like the wind, up street and
movement maintains that every school down, pell mell. Ills official subor­
Should have a school garden, where ev­ dinates followed; then the people of
fnr lighting
licrhtinor their
thnîr homes
hnmoa and estates
nnfafna in preference
nrefert
. 4 , ,
for
ary child should be Intelligently taught the town, young and old; and the far­
to gas or electricity, gasoline, acetylene, or any other method of lighting.
to be a lover of nature and of the mers from the neighboring country.
■n a 1 • 8 9ata*°* te‘)a bow the special Angle burner and the shape of the glassware (see abow
Illustration) give combustion so perfect that the Angle Lamp never smokes or smells whether
aountry and trained toward the land as
Like the Circus Parade.
i • bright or turned low; why the lamp is lighted and extinguished like gas; the advaa-
a source of honorable livelihood, rath­
tage
of having the under-shadow of other lamps done away with completely, also why the Angle
They dragged the plough and the
er than away from It.
juamp burns /j to /t less oil than any other for the same amount of light. And then offers yoni1
Mayor
and
all
the
old
folks
through
Some of (ho work of the Department
30 IK?. VS Trial.
the benefit of our ten years experience with all UgW«(!
streets, sfngiag, shoutlag, and beg­
Th. a , i .niet,1°‘'s. Before you forget It—be for cay ou turn over this leaf—write for catalog "lfii
IMUWWWfate«<TU A-g!, Limp ,rom tl.,0 up.
CJ)..7Wt0 B(lrw
NewTwl
of Agriculture shows the tremendous the
ging
from
daor
to
door
for
clothes,
need which exists for farm training.
food, or whatever else was to be
Need for Farm Teaching.
given away. Alms and presents were
To be a successful farmer to-day given for distribution among the poor.
means that a man must not be satisfied The company was led by a fool, or
to plant and reap as his father did be­ clown, a witch, several dancers, a fid­
fore him, but that he must study the dler, or several, called minstrels, and
conditions of his soil and climate, and n strong man wth a cart to carry tlie
and uses the N. P. C. C. Photographic
1f necessary discard as unprofitable presents gathered on the wav. When
the crops which have been raised in tlie procession had covered every
Preparations only.
We do the
street
the
plough
was
dragged
into
tlie
his locality from time immemorial and
and placed before an altar
•ubstitute those which scientific ex­ church
weighing
and
you
add
the water
All hands then withdrew- to a broad
periments have demonstrated are the open
space, near the docks, when a
groateat money makers; he must study play was held on an Improvised stage.
METOL-HYDRO DEVELOPER
N. P. C. C.
the breeding of plants as he would the This play was called "Creation,” and
The old standby, as cents for six
breeding of animals; he must learn the company of performers consisted
DEVELOPER
tubes, making up the same amount of
how to fight and overcome the many of priests, clerks, and others, who
Non-poisonous and will not stain the developer.
■mu ds and other enemies of his crops took the parts of God the Father, God
fingers. 35 cents for six tubes, sufficient
N. P. C. C. SEPIA TONER
•nd live stock; In a word, ha must de­ tbe Son, the first woman, the first
for 24 ounces developer for Velox, Cyko,
Black and white prints on developed
vote as much hard study and thought man, the serpent, the devil, Noah
Rotox
and
other
developing
papers,
or
THE CELEBRATED JIcKlXLEY PORTRAIT.
paper may be re-developed at any time
to farming as ho would to any other Adam, and other historical and scrln-
60 ounces plate or film developer.
chosen trade or profession which he tural characters. This play was re­ Is believed ISiat he hardly ever submitted in the competition. It hangs
to a perfect sepia. 25 cents for six tubes.
had
garded
as
most
sacred,
and
the
great
a
case
worthy
the
name.
When
■light elect to engage In, if he moved
side by side with portraits painted br­
_____
he ___________
entered the vol- Stuart and others of International
Into a city community. No young man crowds witnessing It were duly im­ the war broke out
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMICAL COMPANY
un’eer army and rose rapidly to a high fame. Mrs. McKinley has .never seen
would expect to pass from the farm pressed by its solemnity.
llth Street and Pa. Ave.
Washington, D. C.
Into the city and make even a bare liv­ The details of the play are not given, position. In August, 1S98, when Ma­ the original ,
____
_____
_____
painting, but admires the
ing unless he felt himself specially but the Idea of God’s blessing in the nila fell, Mr. Smith was made Deputy photographic copies. The
T’_„ engraving
sbapo of light, air, sun, water, earth. Provost of the city. Then he became a
herewith presented lacks, of course, the
member of the commission which met fine coloring of the painting, but the
the agents of Aguinaldo at the begin pose, the expression is strikingly im­
nlng of the following year. Later he pressive to anyone who knew the be­
commanded the Island of Negros with loved McKinley’ in life.
As before
much success, and ultimately the De­ mentioned, the remarkable thing is
partment of the Visayas. This was but that the artist created the picture from
BE A BOOK-KEEPER!
a stepping stone for him to a place on photographs and the result seems to
BE A FIRST-CLASS BOOK-KEEPEB
the bench, and later a promotion to a those who have seen the portrait to be
commissionership.
something little short of an inspiration.
You Will Never Pall Asleep Over Yota
Mr. Smith has been successful as a
member of the Philippine Commission,
Work*
being in charge of the educational sys­
JI<jrL;s nil Over Ilia house.
or be troubles over long columns of figures, if
tem now being established in the
V *. purchase an<l master the contents of
Joel Chandler Harris only works
Improved llook-keeolsvaad BssiscM
Islands. Ho Is close to Secretary Taft when Inspiration seizes him. He has
Nanual.
Tills book Is not a luxury but a neces­
understanding all of the Taft method# no settled library, no study, no desk
sity—particularly to the nroeressive. It lead»
of dealing with Philippine problems no workroom of his own, but in every
directly to mosey-making and moscy-savinf.
Stsdy how to open, keep and eLse. AW
™.rn iroP u
home
A rumor Is current that were Secretary room of his house is to be found a
t< late’ Panner; chai.-- fro,,’,
f ¿,,oubl'-entry Iss.ka in the most modern, ’up-
Taft to become President of the United table with pen, ink and paper, so that
postin«; in, n.resv.t. ms- nedit aSmi?.d°ub e*ntry: locate errore ln trW balances; pro’s
ktvf.in.-; enm n.oney as an e “;iri
’ •Si2fe.“LTOU,,'’! compute Interest; teach boob
States Smith would more than likely It the happy Idea comes to him it can
comparative statement; keet! bcAk?» ■One'thlrd ,sbor; ’n“k® “balance sheets:” render
become Secretary cf War.
be caught and fixed without delay.
concern, and more— UICM morel
i r or manage a stock company or Baautocturini
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at rates that men will go out from the
cities and live on the land and make
good citizens, when they are taught
•bout the land after they get on it.
Agricultural Education Needed,
Viewed from both standpoints, it is
a demonstrated and unquestionable
fact that American public schools need
far more of practical agriculture. In
their courses, than they now teach. In
fact the majority of them do not teach
agriculture, in any of its branches, at
•11. Tbe teachers themselves, as they
•re graduated to-day, know nothing
of the subject Their educational sys­
tem is in a rut from which it cannot
be moved except by a strong popular
demand, which In Itself must come
from an Intelligent comprehension of
the weak points of the system.
Tbe problem is one for the serious
consideration of our most far-seeing
statesmen—the stemming of this cen­
tripetal movement which is overcrowd­
ing our centers of Industry where men
work for day-wages, and which is
steadily drawing from our rural com-
the M c K inley portrait .
OLD BRITISH FESTIVAL.
A Tension
Indicati
|
W hite
Sewing Machine.
SILOS
The Most Satisfactory Light!
y" Angle Lam
He Has Thrown Away His Bottles and Scale:
♦
Wake Up, Old Han
Wake Up!
•Test Point Religious.
IM8BY- WITH ITS BIO LIGHTHOUSE,
trained and educated to meet his city I „
tn .nil
irmln
and fruit
fruit appears domtaaat
competitor« No . more
can . the ...
farmer The
aearest
festival
la
.
■
liumiuava
I
!■(*
’NIIvll IB
ass rest approach
approach to
to ’> th.
tie H
festival
la
• day expect to keep abreast at the thin couatrv I* our Thanksgiving Dav.
proci ■ salon unless
_______ he equips himself
n Is evident ....
from a statement . of T
b n zveai 1
H. kl.l.
11 I
a.
with 1 • A knowledge
which will
enable - the
t_
w expea*s
.
m«...
Incident to the festival
klm to reap full barvest of the farm, (all of which were borne by the town
I nluable Small Library.
The American Messenger, the organ
Dr. Frederick Rowland Marvin has
of the Annual Tract Society, says, lu one of the rarest libraries in the coun­
an account of the annual presentation try. It contains only about 4,000
ot Bibles to the graduating class at volumes, but many of them are first
tha United States Military Academy at editions and the manuscripts *ro me-
West Point, that there is a strong re­ mtntoes of gifted men and women no
ligious atmosphere there, that nearly longer living.
all the cadets are members of the
Young Men'S Christian Association.
Linguistic Purrot.
•■« that about half sf them attend
seme twenty Bibles classes conducted
a r parrot
? ■ which
■ 1 :. can
__ ___
talk _
In two
by Isadora choeea from among them- l languages, and which has seventeen
eelYSB, who are In turn enrolled in a I phraaee, has been added to the London
aormal Bible class, taught by the I Zoological Gardens. It to a aaUve of
chaplain.
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