Tillamook headlight., October 22, 1908, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. OCTOBER 22. 1908.
The Oregon High School Debating
League is an organization of some of
the leading high schools of the state for
EDITORS :
the purpose of conducting a series of in
ICKHONIASS.
XMERS o NI ANS.
terscholastic debates. At a joint meet­
ing of the societies of the T. H. S. Tues-
iza Dawson.
Elmer Alleu.
>bert Stillwell
Cloyd Dawson. dav afternoon it was decided to take
steps toward joining the league.
je monthly tests are now over and
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Democrats Pursuing Their Usual
Below is the C. L. S. program to be
high school sludenta are greatly
Double Faced Policy.
sed for nearly all have grades above given at their first regular meeting Fri­
ind will now feel free to work harder day afternoon :
C.L S. Program. Oct. 23rd, 1908.
;heir societies.
8«nK................................................ Society. Upholding Disfranchisement In the
le Emersonian Society gave their
Roll Call..................... Quotations.
South While Forming Colored
¡ram Friday, Oct. 9th. They had a
Address............. President.
Bryan Clute in West.
texcellent program, adapted to the
Recitation................... Evan Ross.
ds of the serious as well as those who Solo..........
................Lillian Anderson.
y the humorous.
Essay
.....:..... Eliza Dawson,
W « *
f Mabel Ooyne.
fFrom the Baltimore Sun, Dem.)
te Ciceronians have decided that
j Jennie Blanchard.
Dialogue.. ( Clarence Stanley,
General Winfield S. Hancock, who
actkc makes perfect" and the Emer.
| Horrace Sappingten.
was the Democratic nominee for Presi
Ians quite agree with us on this point
(Robert Stillwell.
dent In 1SS0, declared the tariff was
way.
Piano Solo.
........................Paris Laiuar. principally a "local question"—that Is
Illus. Proverb............. Cient King.
he programs usually consist of
to any, a Pennsylvania Democrat might
Society Paper...Editors.
lie, speaking, essays, original stories
he a protectionist for protection's sake,
debates. These debates are a great Chorus......................................C.L.8. * Co. while a Democrat In Georgia or In
Current Events........ Violet Noyes
Iowa might hold f ist to the doctrine
i both to to the students and the
Comic Reading ..Carrie Olson
of a tariff for revenue only. The Massa
>ol. Through them the school be
Solo............. Viola Mapes
ebusetts Democrat mlcht be a fre<
its more widely known aud appreciat­
ed the sludents become more used to Recitation ....................... Wilbur Burdick, trader without reservation of any kind
while the West Virginia Deni xrra
Conundrums .. Arthur Wallace.
ilic speaking.
might be a free trader only with re­
Critic's Report...... Critic
® S ■
spect to commodities which «ere no'
Song....................................Society.
he societies, through their entertain,
produced by his own State. General
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its and other work, have obtained a
The staff of the Bugle Call for the cur­ Hancock's pronouncement was consfd
piano and a number of flue books
ered an ingenious evasion of the tariT
the library and we think it would be rent semester is made up of members
Issue, blit It did not produce birmony
chosen
from
the
literary
societies
and
is
isable for all boys and girls in the
In the Democratic patty, and the gen
below :
nty who wish to develop their talents
eral was defeated.
C.L.8.
E.L.S.
I get a good high-school education,
Twenty-eight years have passel sine
Editors:
rome to the T. H. S. We have grad­ Editors:.
General Hancock defined the tariff as
Eliza
Dawson.
Elmer
Allen,
es now in some of the best colleges
a local question upon which the Denio
Robert Stillwell.
Cloyd Dawson.
I universities of the northwest.
crats of each State were free to at
Assistants:
Assistants:
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with regard chiefly to local interests
Clarence Stanley.
Albert Bramwell.
'rof. Rutherford was a welcome visi-
The principle which he then forum
Lillian Anderson. Mary Goldsworthy
at our school last Monday, also Mr.
latcd seeuis to have been adopted by
Mattel Goyne.
Mabel Edmunds.
)ii>8on. We are always pleased to
Democrats In the West In respect t<
Wilbur Burdick.
Eva Wheeler.
callers for it shows a kindly interest
the relation of the Democratic parti
Horace Sappington. Lynn Eberman.
>ur work.
to the negro. Last week the West Vlr
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Daisy Goodspeed. Eva Wuolfe.
glnlu Democratic convention embodied
ne of our high school’s most promi-
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In Its platf< rm planks demanding cer
kit young ladies, Miss Elsie Lamb, has
The room used tor Che business course tain qualifications for voters, designed
Ine to Portland,where she will take up has beeD provided
with convenient to disfranctiise many negroes. Thel
r high school work. Miss Lamb was ciiairs, making it much easier to carry platform also contains a declaration 1.
I active member of the Emersonian on the work at the tables than with the favor of separate coaches for whlt<
piety and also a student of the sopho- large chairs with the arm rest.
and negro passengers on railroads. Th.
West Virginia Democrats not only re
bre class in which her loss will be felt
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A few patrons of the school have fuse to hold out the olive branch t'
rply. Weallcx'end congratulations
drepped in so far, more ¡are always wel­ the negro and Invite him Into theli
her and wish her good success.
fold, but they are determined to llml'
come.
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his political activity by a dlsfrauchis
Dutch is also fond of holding his own.
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Teachers and parents
often view Ing law and to bring him under th
It he is now looking for a log-chain
d a padlock, to use in case of an em- school Hffalrs from a different stand-, operation of a “Jim Crow" law when li
point, and often both views are one. travels on the railroads of that State
gcncy.
sided and narrow. The welfare of the
What are the Promises?
fThat’s all right, Spikes, yon dove pupils demands that
parents and
Out In Nebraska and In Kansas the
piously ; try again.
teachers work together for a ¡common Democratic campaign managers ar-
•
• m a
end, and that end is best attained when organizing negro voters Into Bry'«>-
■he first high School party took place
they understand each other's views with clubs. In Ohio no effort will be spare
■t Friday evening at the opera house,
regard to the children. kTliis understand, to secure the support of the uegr-
■e party was well attended both by
ing is best secured through conferences voters for the Democratic nations
■dents and teachers ; many games
of teachers and parent«.
ticket. What pledges have been give:
■re played, in all ol which Mr. Reichen
»nd what Inducements have been o;
I ds the lead.
We are glad to learn that Gail Buel, tercd does not appear. But it Is a fair
■ as
who has been out of school for some Inference that the managers havi
Mr. Bramwell is now prepared to giye
time on account of illness, is to return to promised to do "something for the ne
■sons in sense and nonsense. He being
gro." perhaps to recognize him In the
his school.
Specialist in the latter. Call or write.
distribution of offices, If Mr. Bryan
a • •
■ a a
At a class meeting of the Sophomore should be elected, and also to take
ton account of wet weather foot-ball
class recently, the following officers such action as the negroes may de­
tactice has been suspended lor the time
mand In respect to the reinstatement
were chosen:
king but as soon as the weather has
of the negro battalion dismissed from
Viola Mapes, President.
bared the team will resume its work,
the army by President Roosevelt for
Violet Noyse, Vice-President.
■y City seems to have a strong team
the attack on Brownsville. Last week
Mabel
Edmunds,
Sec.
and
Treasurer,
bis year ; although it is their first year
when the West Virginia Democrats
b foot ball they expect to put up a stiff
were declaring for a disfranchisement
A challenge has l>een received from
■me against the High School. The
law and for a “Jim Crow" law, the
the Bay City school for a foot ball game
Democratic convention In the Twelfth
)me will be pulled off election dav, so
on election day, November 3. and ac­
Congressional district of Ohio adopted
■ the first Monday in Noyember we will
cepted. The line up for the two teams a platform favoring “the enactment
|ow which is the best off. Tait or
are as follows:
of laws which shall accord to all men
byan ; T. H. S. or B. C. H. S.
Tillamook
accused of wrongdoing, whether sol­
a a a
(subject to change).
Bay City.
diers or civilians, a fair and Impartial
"The H. S. teachers are trying to make
McMillan, C.
H. Harris,
I
C.
trial and an opportunity to be heard
■¡libiary a rending room such as it is C. Dawson,
Doughty, R.G.
RO.
before conviction or
punishment."
Hogan,
most schools, and such as is the public R. Stillwell,
This apparently refers to the Browns
Hansen,
>rary in cities—a quiet place free from K Himes,
Provost,
LT. ville Incident. It may also have a
^nversation and uoise, where odc may A. Edmunds, L.T.
Wilson.
R E broader meaning and a more extended
RE.
U. King,
k the references or consult magazines, W. Anderson, LE.
L.E application and may be susceptible of
Crowley,
L. Pike,
r., without the distraction of talking L. Ebcrman, QB
an Interpretation which will make
Fleming,
t laughing. Since so little restriction H. Sappington,RH.
L.H. Southern Democrats open their eyes
F. Pike,
A. Bramwell, L H.
placed cn conversation in the ballsand
F.B with amazement and possibly with ap­
Moore,
C. 8tanley,
F B.
Wemblv rooms, all students interested
At a meetidg held by the foot-ball prehension.
i the advancement of our school will squad, Mr. Bramwell was elected Cant,
Baes Question “Local Issue?”
ieerfully', co-operate in securing such and Manager.
There seems to be no ground for rea­
udy conditions as prevail in all of the
The T.H.S. team is much lighter this sonable dcubt that the Democratic
ist schools.
Quiet, orderly reading year than it ever has been before, the
campalfu managers In the West, In the
loms, and well equipped laboratories, fact is, the boys of Tillamook City are effort to secure negro support for their
ark distinctly the step from mere a getting so smart that they finish High national ticket, are acting upon the
faded school to the progressive high School before they become large enough prluclple that the race question 1s only
bool.
a "local Issue.” It Is evident that the
to play foot-ball.
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But as the saying goes; " We'er little, South does not approve thia plan of
Elmer Allen, 1910, was out of school
campaign, but is powerless to check it.
but, oh, my I"____________
londay because of severe tooth ache.
The Democracy of the South la In full
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accord with the position taken by the
Fifty Years a Blacksmith.
The heavy rain on Monday detained
Samuel R. Worley, of Hixburg. Va., West Virginia Democrat» last week
tveral pupils at home.
has been shoeing horses for more than And yet It Is assumed by those who
fifty years. He says: "Chamberlain's are trying to get negroes to support
Report cards were somewhat Inte be- Pain Balm has given me great relief Mr. l'.ryau that the South will act In
»use of the scarcity of cards. Those for from lame tan k and rheumatism. It is hearty co-operation with the Ohio, Ne­
the best liniment 1 ever used ’’ For sale
he High School had to be printed.
braska. Kansas and Illinois Democrats,
by all Druggists.___________
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who are welcoming the negro Into free
The physics class has been toiling
fellowship In the Democratic party ' |
Had
a
Close
Call
trough the intricacies of Liquid Pres-
and probably promising to annul the
Mr» Ada L. Croom, the widely known
ire and Boyle's Law. The study of
proprietor of the Croom Hotel, Vaughn, decision of Preaident Roosevelt In the
lese subjects is much simplified where Misa, says: " For several months I suf. Brownsville matter. The theory of
pparatus is at had for laboratory feted’ with a severe cough, and con­ Western Democrats that the race prob­
sumption seemed to have its grip on lem Is merely a local Issue Is calcu­
fork.
me, when a friend recommended Dr. lated to give the South much concern.
I The bookkeeping class has moved into King’s New Discovery. I began taking Many Democrats In that section may
lhe spare room and find it much easier it. and three bottle« affected a com question whether it la worth while to
pletecure." The fame of this life sav­
do good work at the tables than it ing cough and cold remedy, and lung elect a Democratic president who may
F*s at their desks in the study room.
and throat healer is world wide. Sold open Wide the door of political oppor
at; Chas. 1. Clough s drug store, 5Cc. tunlty to the negro
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i Miss Elsie Lamb having gone to Port- and $1.00. Trial bottle free
TRYING TO HOOD­
WINK NEGROES
Bod. Misa Mary Goldsworthy was ap.
Jointed by the president of the Erner-
»niaa Society to fill Miss Lamb's place
I* social reporter oa lhe staff of the
kugle Call.
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The Rev Mr. Robinson, psstor of the
Presbyterian church, visited at the H. 8
Monday afternoon.
Mr Bryan criticise« Mr. Taft for
Where Bullets Flew.
adding to the Republican platform, In
David Parker, of Favelle. N Y.,
war. who lost
lo«l a the meantime the number of "para
veteran of the civil war,
foot at Gettysburg, «ay«: "The good mount issue«'' which Mr Bryan sub
Electric Bitter» have done is worth J
traded from the D»mo«Tstlc platform
more than five hundred dollar« to me
I spent much money doctoring for a would dll aavtral large volume«.-.
bad case of stomach trouble, to little Omaha Bee.
purpose. I then tried Electric Bittern,
and they cured me.
I now take them I
Honors are easy again. Every Ims
as a tonic, and they keep me strong and
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Miss Maode Franklin, of Oretown, well." 80-:. at Chaa. 1. Clough's drug Mr Taft buys a new horse Mr Brya»
mounts ■ new bobby —Omsks Bea.
store.
altered the 8th grade Monday
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R. A. D. PERKINS,
A God Forsaken Home
TO EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK
HEADLIGHT
a ar* a ««■«•i»»
EVERYTHING FOR
PHYSICIANS’
PRESCRIPTIONS
RESIDENT DENTIST.
When a man deliberately takes the
name of God for a by word, and hardens
Office in Sturgeon's Building.
his heart against God’s mercy and
stamps out everv sense of moral respot)
All Work Guaranteed.
sibilitv to God, be steps over the line
and is left to his own folly and destruc
OREGON
TILLAMOOK.
tion,
There is such a thing as wasting a
man's lite in religious ceremonies and de­
votions, or in trying to impose religious
ideas upon others, but the thought in
question is to be left to ones self with­
— SEE —
out the constraiuing influence of the liv­
ing God.
A home tnay be ever so beautiful and
provided with every luxury, yet it lacks
BAY CITY, OREGON.
the hallowed presence of the belief in
God it becomes a place of dissatisfaction
and unworthy of ♦he name.
POLK'S GAZETTEER
No man becomes Godforsaken at once.
A Busineas Directory of each City,
It is a life work to educate ones self to
Town and Vlllutfe In Oregon and
utterly deny the impulse of God and to
Washington, giving a Descriptive
Sketch of each piece, Location.
Lrsr*!
blindly step beyond the limit of repetí
Shipping Facilities and a Classi-
tance or remorse.
<1 DI rectory of each Busi nés«
id Profession.
It is sad to 9ee my neighbors, Hembree
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FOLK ‘ A CO., I mc .
K. L.
and Wolfe, come to shame and disgrace
Sea ti Ir.
aud their homes go to destruction. But
what else could we expect. They have
taken the one course in life to deny lhe
existence and restraint of God. Had
Did You Ever Try
they put forth the same effort to estab-I
lish their faith in God, they both might
HARRIS’S NEW FEED AND
have bright, happy homes with peace
and plenty in abundance, light up with a
LIVERY HARN,
hope beyond.
It is hard to live a bachelor’s life. God
If not, give him a call.
never intendeo men to live so. As our
nation becomes Codless our women will Everything first-class.
Second
become Godless too and we will have to
adopt the wavs of the Godless nations, ¡
block South of P.O.
v®t to have a home with a woman who .
doe« not subscribe to the sovereign will |
W. G.
arris Prop.
of God would be a forlorn disappoint­
ment only worthy oí abandonment and
contempt.
What d»?es a man gain by trying to
maintain a Godless home ? Who respects
him for it ? In time of distress will those
who glory in his foolishness come to his
relief ?
I believe in God’s merev. but how is a
YOU LOOK FOR TROUBLE
man going to obtain that mercy when
'f jou obtain a FliMtm of dostbl-
he has g'»ne beyond the mark 11 ib h**art
as hard as stone and he is Irving to deny
?■) gu.lity
the accusation of crime. The time to
Ths •xpsrbnced Hunt,,', and I
learn to read is in youth When he is old
■arkwnin > Idwl |
his mind is dull. So with G id's presence
Ina rsllsbls,unsrrlnglTEVtNS
within us. If we shut out the light in
youth we must expect the consequences
FINO OUT WHY
in after life when our parental restraint ;
b, Shootlnf Mt nssslsr
ceases and we are thrown oí » our own
responsibility.
The nsme of God should never be men­
tioned in solmnuing a marriage that ib
not dedicated to the will of God. The
A ate year local Bard war*
phrase. "God hath joined together." i
•r ft port! ng imod« Mer­
should be left out entirely God should
chant for the ftTFVKMft.
never be accused of having to do with a
If you cannot obtain, we
ship di reef, rsprao# pre
home that ü doomed to want, sorrow
paid, «port reaeipi of Cata­
and separation.
J C. G ove .
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