Tillamook headlight., January 21, 1909, Image 3

T illamook
MAYOR’S MESSAGE
Some Good Recommen­
dations Made.
system, make the necessary surreysand
plans and take other preliminary steps,
and for that reason I would recommend
that you take some act ion toward putting
the project in shape for discussion and
consideration by the citizens at large.
Aliove all. I would recommend that
you invite the fullest discussion of all
measures which pass through your
hands, not only on your own part, but
by the citizens at large, and retoemlier
that you are not doing business for
yourselves alone, hut for Tillamook
City.
Respectfully submitted,
T hus . C oates . Mayor.
It was decided to take up bills at the
first meeting in each month.
The Mayor announced that he would
appoint the committees at the next meet­
ing of the city council.
The city marshal was instructed to file
1 a bond.
J. A. Illingsworth was appointed spe­
cial
policeman, whereupon the Mayor
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1 appointed him street commissioner, and
1 the appointment was confirmed, his sal­
ary
being placed at |l per month for
1
I policeman and $49 for street commis­
sioner.
!
Henry Crenshaw was appointed fire
headlight ,
It suggests a disorderly household.
J anuary
21, 1909.
It |
is a worse sign in a man—an indication
that he is out of business, or a profess
ion.I philanthropist. The best plan is
to give the schools good teachers and
then let them alone. If the teachers are
uot good, the children will soon find' it
out and let tho parents know.
In conclusion, ''Why should parents
and tax-payers visit the public schools?**
Do the stockholders of a cotton or
a woolen miil have to visit the mill to
know if their agents or operatives are
skillful and faithful ? And would they
know any better if thev did ? Do they
look for the results of that mill work—
the semi-annual dividends, and the price
of the stock in the market ? That tells
the story far plainer than the clatter of
the looms and whirl ol the spindles.
If a barrel of flour is given to a cook,
it is not by visiting the kitchen and see­
ing her mix dough, and standing in her
way and asking questions that we know
she is capable of her profession. We
find that out at the tnble, when the
bread is ready for use. It is then that
we are reminded either that "bread is
the staff of lite," or of the homly saw.
“the Lord sends yituals, but the devil
The first regular meeting of the new
city council was held on Monday, when
there was a full attendance of member«,
the council being nowcumposed ofMayor
Thou. Coates and Councilmen F. W. Tai
hot, O. P. Wilt, B. C Lamb, Geo, Ben­
nett and W. C. Catterlin.
The first order of business was the
reading of the Mayor's message, which
was as follows;
Tillamook Oregon, Jan., 16, 1909.
To the Honorable Common Couucil of
Tillamook City. Oregon ■_
Gentlemen
At this time it is the
duty of your Mayor, under the pro.
visions of the Citv Charter, to cominoi-
cate to you by message, "a general
gtatement of the conditions and affairs
of the muncipal corporation and recoin-
mend such measures as lie mav deem
expedient, and proper," or, in other
words, to outline the policy of the ad-
ministration.
III the first place, the financial state
ment ot the City Recorder shows that
warden and policeman.
sends cooks.”
the City, on January 1st. 1909, had an
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it ¡g at home that the faithfulness
indebtedness of warrants outstanding Should Parents Visit the Public aild ttfkifnCy ol the teaclier ¡. mo.t
and unpaid for want of funds amounting
School.
plainly manifest.
It is after supper, |
to 16,265 99, withcashonhnnd $127.22,
w hen the evening lamp is lighted, and
leaving a net indebtedness of $5.838 77.
It is a common thing fur people to tire children are gathered around it, |
For ilie ensuing year, the revenue to , say, and teachers to think, especially iu
that .he teacher’s labors begin to show.
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bederived from the tax levy f>r general , suburban towns ami villages, that the This
is the time to *'sny a few wolds’*
purposes should, in theory, be $2,878.33, ominission
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of parents to visit the schools to them. But do not expect too much
but allowing lor rebates and other leak where their children are instructed, is an
at once. Some childien are bright and
agHS, the amount you can depend upon indication that they take little or no
some are dull. Even a school ma'am,
may not exceed $2.75'0.00. Out of thia interest in the -natter, and rely entirely
with her woman's wit and deft [fingers,
fund the city is under contract to pay on the wisdom of the school board, or
cannot "make a silk purse out of a
$100.00 per month or $1,200.00 for the the faithiulness and ability of the teach­
sow's ear.'*
year for street lights, leaving $1,550.00 ers. Unquestionably there are mothers
Visiting schools by parents’ if done at
at your disposal from this source.
and fathers who treat the subject in all, should be done with a pur, osr, and
The revenue from licenses is «mall for this way, the same as thev pay little or
should be a requirement iiiad- by
the reason that very few licenses are ex­ no regard to the companions of their
teachers uj on parents, and not au «xcur-
acted and those in small sums, while children or their whereabouts out of
sion of idle curiosity and imperiimeiit
that from fines seems to indicate that school hours; parents who leave the
meddling by the latter.
during the past year the people have back door unfastened at night and go
In essaying to govern without corpo­
been extremely orderly and law abiding, comfortably to bed leaving the boys and
ral punishment, good use can be made
the total revenue from hoth sources girls to find their wav in ns hens do in
of compulsory attendance ot psrents at
mouuting to only $417.00 during the to the lien house. But by far the great­
school, by order or request of the teacher, j i
er number do take an interest in the "
ear.
The proper stand for the uacher to II .
Given the same amount this year, you education of their children, thev know
take, is that her school is all right. In
ill have a total revenue on the General I that a large portion of the money raised
cases of discipline, with corporal punish­
uiid of something like $2.000.00,
by taxation is expended to support the ment out of lhequeation, before the child
: During the coming year there will no schools, and they are anxious to know
is suspended the parent should la* sum­
oubt be many changes in our city, if the money is well laid out.
moned to tlie school to answer for the
*ilh the prospect of a railroad in tlie
Even wealthy bachelors and mairied conduct ol the child, and the parent’s
ar future, many strangers a.e desirous men without children to send to the pub­
responsibility for tliat conduct.
This
f settling aud investing llieir money in lic school pay this tax cheerfully, and
should not be made a pleasure trip for
•ur midst. In order to attract a sub point with pride to the high school
the parent, but rather a disagreeable
antial, industrious class of citizens it is building ns they show their visitors the
duty—a duty whicli in most casts
ssary to have a well ordered com- town. Yet when asked if they ever visit
proves so irksome to the parents that
unity, and it is the duty of every offi the schools, they answer no, and might
they generally assume a degree of re-
and every ii habitant to work and ask, "Why should we?” And tlie reply
spousibility for tlie child's conduct, and
t with that end in view. While the would probably be. "To encourage the
an interest in his school department
ponsibility, in a measure, rests with teachers and to establish bonds of sym­
that almost invariably results in an
citizens at large, yet the Common pathy with them.’1 of which sympathy improvement which could never be
ncil is the body on which the people the dear children are the connecting
brought about by a capricious, or even
nd for their guidance and regulation, links. [This sentimental talk about
judicious use ol the rod.
any laxness or neglect oil your part bonds of sympathy is about a half,
In utilizing parental nplla for the pur
immediately reflected upon the com- century out of date. The people are l«>se of avoiding tlie practice of corporal
not fools; they know wha^ is going on punishment, it is a good plan to invite
nity.
rom time to time our City is visited in the schools; they know it bv their
the mother twice or three time, and if
a class of men who loiter about the children's manners, their language, their this does not prove efficatiuus, to call in
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the father as a last resort, before the
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hout anv visible means of support body intentionally or unintentionally
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suspension of the pupil. In such cases
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finate occupation, Iu order that having been gulltv of telling tales out or
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parental permission, or request that lint
marshal and police may exercise a school. Besides,
how many
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, child be punished by the teacher, should
vision over this class ol people, I would like to be encouraged in that way?
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never be acted on
Let the parent per­
Id recommend that this Council Take n school of fifty scholars, and sup- ,
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form that little duty. The peuple that .
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immediate action to pass a vag- pose that each scholar has two metu-
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most earnestly request the teacher to
hers of the household that visit the whip their children are the very ones to
ordinance.
ther thing which I would urgently school six times each school year; this
make a fuss about it when it is done, if,
mend is that you makes sincere in a year of forty weeks would average
in the heat of the chastisement and
to become familiar with your three visitors a day. Supposing each
through resistance of the child, the
The city charter sets forth one to stav twenty minutes, there is
punishment has gone a little too far.
are the duties of the various one hour of the teacher's time lost by
I hope that nothing in this article will
It does not lie within the receiving and giving attention to tl.ese be constiued into an objection on the
ce of the mayor or council to callers, who generally go away with
part of teachers to see parents in tlie
the enforcement of any particular very little knowledge of how boys and
schools. I merely suggest that parental
nee and the non-enforcement of girls are instructed. The ways of teachers
visitation is not an unoiixed good, and
r. It is not just to yourselves or are so constantly varying that the
that the absence of it is not so dreamy
pie to allow ordinances which parent of a ten years old child would
and deplorable a stute ot t hings ss one
duly passed to be disregarded scarcely recognize the school of today
would imagine from the lugubrious
they are forgotten, and then at as being a continuation of the school
expostulations of some people. A school
re whim, possibly, of an officer, he attended thirty years ago. A teach­
□isy be as busy and happy as a group ot
r it be mayor, councilman or er's time is so exactly mapped out that
ants, till tlie advent of a visitor produces
I, resurrected, disturbing the even one visitor will interrupt the whole
on it an effect of a spill ot water, or the
routine of business, creating ill. day's schedule, and the children lose by
dropping of a pebble.
and dissatisfaction, often causing the interruption. If the visitors are
G. A. W alkek .
I expense to really law-abiding talkative, they accept the courteous in­
If the ordinances are not vitation of the teacher to "ray a few
Rank Foolishness.
" VVlieu attacked by s cough or a cold,
to our needs, they should be words,” and another quarter of an hour
or
when
your throat is sore, it is rank
ed or repealed, but once in effect, is lost,
foolishness to take any other inedioine
ruld be kept in force without
The hours of school-time, as now ar­ than Dr. King's New Discovery,” says
favor until they are duly re- ranged. make it very difficult for either C. O. Eldridge, of Empire, Us. " I have
fathers or mothers to inspect the schools. used New Discovery seven years and I
alter of street improvements The former are at their business, and the know it is the best remedy on earth for
coughs and colds, ctoup, and all threat
ie taken up without delay, for latter have domestic cares which claim and lung troubles.
My children aie
in that it takes severs! months their attention; and unless some special subject to croup, but New Discovery
M4go through the necessary steps day occurs, when the pupils, dressed in Suickly cures every attack.*' Known
>e world over ss the King of throat
the proper notices for a street their best bib and tucker, speak pieces
and lung remedies Sold under guar­
ent before the actual work can and sing songs, they will not interrupt antee st Chas. I. Clough s drug store.
aken. All Snch work should their duties for this purpose; in fact, 50c and $1.00, Trud I Kittle free,
snged that the necessary ma- many of them cannot, any more than
be obtained and work com. public school teachers can leave their
A Higher Health Level.
•* I have reached a higher health level
the lowest possible cost to the charge for an hour to run out to a fire
in time to collect tlie assess- to see if the firemen are faithful and since I began using Dr. King's New
Life Pilis,•’ writes Jai-oh Springer, of
any, during the administration efficient.
West Franklin, Maine "They keep my
The children are doing well enough, Itomach, liver and bowels working just
ers the improvement, and no
Id be undertaken until such and the teachers are doing well enough ; right.'* If these pills disappoint you on
trial, money will be refuddad at Chas.
taken that the cost may be and if the public have confidence in the
I. Clough's drug »tors. 25c
ten upon the abutting or ad- system, the wav in which it is admin­
rty as set forth in the city istered, and the personnel of the crops,
Ho#'8 This?
We offer One Huudred Dollar« Reward for
it is just as well to let well enough
•ny c«K ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by
is also near at hand when alone. The presence of parents in the ' •ali a Catarrh Cure.
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F t. CHH8EY * CO.. Toledo, 0.
ill be compelled to install a schoolr oom is usually a source of ember
We. the undervigned, have know* F. J.
age system, This has been rassme st, and, in the majority of cases Cheney lor the la«t ij year«, and believe Mm
perfectly honorable in all buatueaa Iran«
ed by several of my pre- of pare ntal visitation, all parties feel actions and ilnaiicially able to carry out any
made by their Arm.
but the completion of our foolish. The teacher is glad when the obligations
W aloixo . Kins ax * M abvix .
Wholesale l>«<zl«ta. Toteldo. 0.
visit
is
oyer,
the
children
are
glad
and
m, and a rapidly growing
Mall a Catarrh Cure la taken internally, act-
t waler closets, bath tuba and the par evit is gladdest of all. Most of inc directly upon iha Mood snd wucous sur-
of th* «reteñí Testimonial« «ent free.
whereby large quantities i this vis. tang is perfunctory, and perform taces
Fri e 7jc per bottle Sold by all Drugetat.
Taka
Hair« Family rille tor oonetipatloo.
water are <o be dlepoveil of, ed by t kr less judicious parents—gener­
esaity more urgent than ally the mothers. It is a bad sign of a
any circumstance it will women ; it pots the idea into one's head
lime to devise ways aud | of calling h er Mrs. Jellyby, to see her
upon tl>e proper kind of a making au less tours of the schools , , e»o»e tlw uew gh m MI Hwuls lung!
FIRE
FIRE
FIRE
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The Entire Stock of
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for 1
Offici
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of the
Red Front Shoe St^re
Is offered for Sale at COST.
.AW,
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Owing
damaged condition of the store buildin
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in compelled to dispose of my stock at a sacrifice on account
f the late fire. The public is invited to come and get lots
f Bargains from a well selected stock of Bools and Shoes.
Remember the place: The Red Front Shoe Store.
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BROWNE
Salesman
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Then a Christmas brightened by songs,
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winter by this same great entertainer.
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