TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
SEPTEMBER 20, 1917.
ADVERTISING RATES.
We think our Methodist friends PEDAGOGUES
IN
SESSION. l<.............................
should be a little more interested in
Legal Advertisements.
improvement, for, somehow, the Tillamook County Teacher’s Asso­
First Insertion per line ........... $ .10 civic
sidewalk, or lack of sidewalk, in ciation Have Interesting Meetings.
1
Each subsequent insertion, line. •OS front of the M. E. church property is
Business and Professional cards
sadly out of accord with the other
The Annual Teachers’ Institute of
one month.................................. 1.00 property. If the good brothers would Tillamook County commenced at the I
go
down
in
their
jeans
and
pull
out
Locals per line each insertion... os enough “dough” to fix the sidewalk | High School Building on Monday, Sept.
Display advertisements, an inch
as they should do, it would be a good 17, for a three davs’ session, This is
and Lodge Notices, per line .
•05 improvement. But are they waiting ’ the great annual event for the teachers
, for the dear sisters to raise the mon- of the county and the session which
All Resolutions of Condolence
| ey? The point we want to raise is closed Wednesday was one of the best *
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one month.................................
.50 i this, suppose somebody
stumbled
i
and broke their leg, they would come ever held in the county, both in point
$
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. back on the city for damages. So if of attendance and value of work given. I
the
city
or
the
church
wants
to
avoid
1
The
weather
has
been
ideal,
so
much
F. C. BAKER, Publisher.
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an expensive damage suit the best so, that those instructors who came to *
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way to do so is to fix the sidewalk in
$
our
county
for
the
first
time
have
gone
i
conformity with the other sidewalk, j
$
their homes, ■-------
feeling
that Tillamook
and after these few remarks we are | i to
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sure the good brothers will dig up ■ is one of the best counties in the state. ~
liberally for the long delayed ini- The institute came earlier this year
lhan ugygi, ^ut the teachers will have D?
Is there a nigger in the wood pile provement.
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in disposing of the road bonds?
Our big industries: Dairying, him-, all the longer tin e to put into practice,
Bering
and fishing. Two new indus- 1 those precepts and examples which
How many acres of loganberries
are you going to plant on that poor tries can and will be added to these— they gathered from the diecussions and
shipbuilding yards and loganberry . lectures to which they so earnestly
producing land?
factories. Our citizens should wake I ' listened. Our worthy County School
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Cloverdale has lost its pastor, for up to the importance of the logan- ; Supt. George B. Lamb,
On Every Garment Bought in Our Store
D. ueseryeu
deserved much
mucn ,
the reason funds were not forthcom­ berry industry. To insure 300 acres :
1_. the
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institute
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ing to pay a living salary. We hope it is only a small affair if everybody i credit for securing for
is not because some of the Clover­ would get interested and invest in j such an able corps of instructors.
We Also Make to Your Order Exclusive Styles
dale people have become tight wads. from five to ten acres of loganberries. I The first thing on the program Mon­
If those who own land that is not | day morning was an address by H. C.
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The new county commissioner is adapted for grass or dairying, fail to Seymour, of Corvallis, State Leader
telling a joke on the county court get a move on and do something I
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with regard to road work. It is as fol­ that will make the land valuable, Boys and Girls Industrial Clubs, whose
lows. The County Court dashed up to they had better sell out and allow' subject was "Industrial Club Work.
the depot in a tin lizzie just after the others to make a big pile of money Mr. Seymour, who comes every year to
train had left, and someone said they growing loganberries. There is land our county fair, is a favorite with the
to |
did not drive fast enough. The county . in . the . county
- that is not adapted
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judge hit the mark when he said “We | .'lal1ryln.f1
made ,va,uabk
Values in Money Saving is |What We are Giving You
and will bring large sums of money !
didn’t get started soon enough.”
whenever it is planted to loganber-
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State Fair next week and Tillamook I f*®s>
d°n t you know loganberry urged every teacher to take an active
will be there with the goods to carry juice factories are taking the place j part in the club work the coming year- | 7S
off the prizes, that is if this county °* distilleries and breweries. The
can get a square deal. Most of us whisky manufacturers and brewers • Following Mr. Seymour came M. S. z4>
haven't forgotten the shabby treat- made piles of money and now the j Pittman, Head Rural School Depart-
ment the Tillamook County Cream- loganberry juice factories are going ment Oregon State Normal, Monmouth. ^¿7,
cry Association exhibit got at a pre- lo *1° the same. Of course, it would who is perhaps the only instructor who
Located in Clough’s Old Drug Store Building on First Street
vious State fair when a “big hog” I be better f°r I illamookers to own has ever succeeded himself in
crowded out of the Dairy Building.
‘heir own plant and market the juice county for five consecutive vears.
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and we are inclined to think this
WHEN YOUjTHINK ABOUT COATS, SUITS OR SKIRTS $
The political pot is beginning to would be the proper thing to do. Pittman has a way about him that
boil. With scarcity of labor and with | But it is worth serious consideration, dears him to every teacher whom he <#>
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good paying jobs everywhere, we
meets, and his problems being those of iD,
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..... _ of Some
suppose ......
there will
plenty
can- newspapers are claiming that
the rural school teacher, make his ad- -
dïdatë? who think they 'are’ just cut | Jhe editors^ of Oregon and Washing­
dresses more interesting and instruc­
out to run for public office at)d I ton are a better, more religious class
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serve the dear people. Well, any fel­ of men now than they were 20 or 30 tive.
Women’s
This year, the editor of the Oregon
low who has made a failure in busi­ years ago. We disagree with that idea.
It
is
better
moral
conditions
and
cn-
ness can run for office, and they often
Teachers’ Monthly, Chas, H. Jones,
I vironments in both states that have who most always attends the county
Shop
get elected.
I
improved,
brought
about
by
th<e
per-
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institutes, was very sick, and unable
Wouldn’t that jar you, sending “can­ I sistent efforts of the press, and not
Open
ned clams” front San Francisco to the editors who have improved. We to be present; so Pittman acted as
Evenings <^>
I
do
not
sec
much
difference
between
agent for the paper. His first address
Tillamook, Well our county officials
did a little rubber necking
_ of a clam I the editors who attended the State was on the subject of Grammar, giving
than the teachers many good points in the
character and found the canned goods I Editorial Association today
_
contained a nice little jug of whisky, I those who attended 30 years ago.
teaching of the subject. Next on tha
which, of course, they destroyed I They have always been persistent
after the case was tried. But that I boosters for the state, not only along program was an address by Miss A-I Next on the program was an able one ot the finest ever given in the city. This was a splendid discourse.
wasn't a nice way to treat a lady I industrial lines, but moral and rclig- Grace Johnson, Home Economies De- discourse by Earl Kilpatrick, Exten­ The assembly hall was filled with lov­
Mrs. Ruby Brennan was next intro­
I ious lines as well. It may be that the partment, O. A. C., who talked on the
bootlegger.
duced,
talking on “Primary Work.
ers
of
good
music,
and
the
manner
in
sion
Service,
University
of
Oregon,
I editors used to be invited to partake subject of Food Conservation, Her
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Prof. Pittman led the singing this
Wonder what the political slogan I of a "nip” before opening their mect- talk was very instructive, Mrs. John- who addressed the teachers on “Some which each number was received was
Aspects of the Teachers’ worn con­ indicated by the applause which fol­ year, which was very animated.
is going to be next year. When we | ings, and sundry "nips” at other
Miss A. James of Chicago, repre-
look back and see the freak political I times, but now some prominent son was followed by E. F. Carleton, 1 cerning the war in Europe. In the lowed each exercise. It was the first
schemes of the office seekers we are clcrgyaian, or the Association’s chap­ Assistant State Superintendent,, who first of his remarks he gave a vivid appearance of Mr. South in the city, sented the Normal Instructor publisb-
wondering what have become of lain, is asked to invoke the Divine gave a very interesting talk on State account of the calamity that befell the and we can truthfully say. that by giv­ er.
statement No. 1, the sovereign rule blessing on the Editors. So if there is Dept. Work. Mr. Carleton being un­
ing this recital, he has won a warm
A county teachers association was 1 ■ Wes
of the people and the Oregon | any moral improvement in Oregon able to remain longer than the first town of Wendling. Oregon, which was
place
among
the
teachers
of
the
coun
­
editors
it
is
because
the
state
has
ad
­
formed
with the following officers.
nearly
all
destroyed
by
a
disastrous
9 grea
System. Well, it is about time the
Pres., C. E. English; Vice Pres., B
politicians concocted another system vanced morally and spiritually as a day, again addressed the institute in fire. Such a calamity or even worse, ty, especially those who love high class
result
of
their
persistent
effort
in
the
afternoon
on
the
subject
of
What
to fool the people, for the political
Mrs, Hanson; Secretary, Leola Dun­ . B -
is now befalling many countries of music.
9 This
freaks in Oregon haven’t turned in bringing about better conditions. As to Read. This address was followed Europe, and our own beloved country
Wednesday morning, the session was bar ; Tress., Claudia Brown.
an
illustration
of
this:
The
wide
open
9 f.
their checks yet, So, beware of freak j saloon and gambling town is a thing by Mr. Pittman on Some Troubles of is now taking part in this great con­ opened with an address by Pres. L. T.
Eighty six teachers enrolled for the B
politicians.
the Rural Teacher, while Mr. Carleton flict. The speaker urged upon every Pennington, who spoke on the subject institute, which was one of the best
of
the
past,
never,
wc
hope,
to
return.
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o
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It was a hard long fight some met with others of the institute in a 1 teacher the importanc of being a good of “Attention.” His talk was timely best ever held in Tillamook.
Telegraphic reports from the west­ editors
9
had
on
their
hands,
but
they
Round
table
talk
on
questons
pertain
­
ern front give this bit of startling in­ won out and in every city is better for
citizen and the need of setting a good and to the point. Miss Julia Miller of
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ing to his department. This closed ' example before the pupiis in our the Tillamook High School was next
B
formation: "The General command­
Notice of Completed Contract
9 1 rail
ing the Eleventh Reserve Division I the riddance of a whole lot of bad the first days session; but all came back charge.
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introduced and spoke on the subject of
rubbish.
recently put the price of 400 marks I
to the High School building in the eve­
Notice is hereby given that the 9 * -
At this time Prof. Brumbaugh again “Food Conversation.” Her remarks
on the
first
American
soldier There is a desire on the part of the ning and greatly enjoyed an entertain­
County
Surveyor of Tillamook Coun­ B ■' anil
addressed the teachers on the subject were well received.
brought dead or alive, into his lines.” property owners interested in the
ty has filed in this office his certifi­ fl'
ment
given
by
the
teachers
of
the
High
it is safe to say that when Uncle I
Following Miss Miller came Supt. R. cate of completion of all work under B i
of Keeping Order in School.” The
dispute and the Construct­ School faculty.
Sain’s boys get on the firing line this pavement
1
Prof, is a native of Indiana, and a typ­ W. Kirk of the Tillamook Schools, who the contract of A. Arstill, for the con­ B'
ion
Co.
to
settle
their
differences,
but
general will find that a large number a large number of the litigants, as
On Tuesday morning the session op­ ical “Hoosier.” His address was full spoke on the subject of “The Import­ struction of Garibaldi-Wheeler road, B ll’l
9 north,
of Huns dead and alive will fall into
as the non-litigants, are oppos­ ened with short addresses by Miss of his experiences as a teacher, ana the ance of Habit Formation.” Mr. Kirk Sec. 5, in accordance with the plans fl their
the hands of the Americans, with no well
ed to the agreement entered into by Johnson and Mr. Carleton, who had to way he met many difficulties that he handled his subject splendidly and and specifications, and any person, ■ sition
reward offered.
firm or corporation having objec­ B <!
a few of the litigants. This appears i leave on an early train, and they in a
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to be an opportune time to get this few well chosen words, heartily encountered and related to the teach­ every teacher could gain many good tions to file to the final payment on flstock,
There are 4,242,139 automobiles in troublesome
said contract may do so within two fl > miilia
controversy
out . of .. the j thanked the teachers for the good time ers, will greatly help them in matters points from his talk.
..... judgment
the United States, which is one car way if good
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Next on the program came Prof. weeks from the date of the first pub­ ■
of government or discipline.
Each
is used,
other­
cheer
for every 24 persons in the country. I
l * it will entail another expensive they
had had at this institute and teacher, said the speaker, should live Kilpatrick, of Eugene, who addressed lication of this notice.
fl river b
Oregon has 46,545
automobiles, I wise ?. v.:" cr.tr.:'.
wished
them
success
in
the
year
’
s
work.
Erwin Harrison, County Clerk fl ftiled t
on a high professional plane, and be the convention on the subject of, “The
which is one to every IS persons, and I law suit and another delay, for there
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Tillamook County has 511 cars, otic are attorneys who want to start pro­ Mr. Pittman came next on the pro­ very thoughtful of their personal and War and the Year’s Work.” Mr. Kil-, First publication, Sept. 13, 1917.
Last publication Sept. 27, 1917.
fl<
to every 16 persons. Of the automo­ ceedings. However, something will gram and delivered one of the best ad­ social attitude.
Patrick
is
a
forceful
speaker
and
at
■ v I
c]
biles in Tillamook 40 per cent are have to be done shortly, either a law dresses of the institute, taking as his
Mrs. Ruby Shearef Brennan, Prim­ this time was at his best. He exorted
or a committee to arbitrate the
Ranch for Sale.
Bv"'i
Fords. It would be interesting to I suit
topic
The
One
Room
County
School.
ary Instructor m the Portland Schools, every teacher to be fully awake to
B f ' ou n
know the first cost of these machines matter with the Construction Co.
Including stock and farm equipment flhol chi
and the yearly up-keep and running We believe the latter is the wisest We will not go into detail, but will was next introduced and talked on the their duty and opportunity regarding
and
best
plan.
Here
is
the
trouble
in
frankly
say
that
this
address
should
be
»»,<„»,
neaumg
ner
containing
24
acres
of
Wilson
river
fl< '
li
expenses. That it is a big sum no one a nutshell right now. The litigants,
subject of “Primary Reading.” Her the war. telling them that the public
printed in all the papers of the state addregg wag ful) of Kood pojntg for school had a work to perform that no 1 bottom land, to be sold before the 1st ■s’ory o
can doubt.
as
well
as
the
non-litigants,
strongly
.'of
October.
—
Inquire
of
Paul
Erick
­
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Jif
e
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and read by every citizen,^ especially every teacher of primary grades. Mrs. one else in the community could do.
son, R. F. D. 1., Tillamook, Ore.
The county officials laid a trap to object to accepting the terms which every member of a school board. His
fl voluti
they
had
no
voice
in
and
by
those
3 Brennan is a great favorite of the
Prof. J. F. Brumbaugh of O. A. U.
■"ent fr<
catch a gang of boot loggers at Ne­
talk
was
along
four
general
lines,
who
arc
to
receive
¡large
sums
of
■1855, lo
'* teachers of Tillamook County.
was next on the program with an able
halem, and much to their surprise
Notice.
money.
If
the
property
owners
want
which
are
these
:
First
enlarge
the
tax
fl> farm,
trapped a woman. And when the wo­
’ i On Tuesday evening at the High address, taking for his subject "The
This
is
to
give
notice
that
all
per
­
a
settlement,
and
we
believe
they
do,
unit and make the funds fluid. Second, l’ _____
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fl- came
man, after paying the fine, pitifully
School ______
Building,
Chas.
South, _ of Port- Mechanics of Ideals.” He was follow­
then
it
is
just
as
well
to
get
down
to
sons
owing
me
must
settle
by
the
1st
■he serve
cried for her jug of whiskey, they
enlarge the unit of administration aud (and agglgted by Salena Dick and Mrs. ed by Prof. Kilpatrick who spoke on
brass
tacks
at
once
and
appoint
a
of October, 1917.
■( 'iiipatr
had to deny her. No doubt the trap
put
work
in
the
hands
of
experts.
K
oc
h
<aV
e
a
violin
recital,
which
was
committee
of
fair
minded
business
the subject. The American Red Cross. ’
W. A. Williams.
was a great surprise to the woman as
fl oluntet
Third
—
Consolidation
of
Country
,
men
to
arbitrate
the
matter
and
come
■“any in
well as a great disappointment to
to
a
settlement.
But
the
arbitrators
school. Fourth—have a Rural Course
her to be deprived of her whiskey,
■ontest.
I
should
hold
no
prejudices
against
the
of Study. Could these four measures
B Tinrrly
but it goes to show what scheming is
Construction
Co.
or
anybody
con
­
flho cam
going on behind the scenes to ob
be brought about the Rural School
nected
with
the
pavement
dispute,
■he age <
tain liquor. But how docs the county
problem
would
be
greatly
solved.
officials expect to get the women and endeavor to do the square thing
•pints, n
Following
Mr.
Pittman
came
L.
T.
Bhildrcn.
vote when they trap them that way? by the property owners and the Con­
struction Co. It may mean a little Pennington, President of Pacific CoE
■lusband,
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■nd two
It is not surprising that the friends give and take, especially as the Con­ lege, who spoke on the Subject— The
Biers in tl
of Gus Moser have succeeded in in­ struction Co. is willing to waive in­ Lure of the Heights. He prefaced his
B son, Jo
ducing him to be a candidate for terest and maintain the pavement for remarks with a story, describing his
Battle.
governor at the primary election another five years, which is quite a first visit to the beautiful mountain
I The Wt
next year. Although he was late in liberal concession. We could all in­
|y yet an<
getting into the race before, when dulge in a whole lot of personalities, peaks of Oregon and how he would like
f>r Edwa:
there was a large number of candi­ but that will not bring about a set­ to bask in the sunshine on the top of
tlement,
so,
for
the
time
being,
it
is
fith admi
dates, he made a whirlwind campaign
old Mt. Hood. In closing bis ad­
well
for
all
to
get
together
and
foracc E
in a few weeks, being a close second
dress he urged upon every teacher the
bring
about
a
fair
and
square
adjust
­
Inlisted in
in the race. No one knows how many
importance
of
attaining
the
following
ment,
for
that
is
what
it
seems
the
►nsin Vo
aspirants will shy their hats into the
property
owners
want.
heights:
►o years
ring, but there is no denying the fact
1. The height of personal character.
louisville,
that he will be a formidable candidate,
pldicr in
for in Multnomah county lie will
2. The height of professional prep­
Ornamental Fire Places Built
f fought
poll a big vote. As president of the
aration.
►“th Car,
senate he made many warm friends.
of Brick and Stone. All Fire
3. I Personal achievement.
►tes, tak
Placet absolutely guaranteed
4. Professional Ambition,
fter the
Were E. R. Vicrs and Mrs. Graham
Fine farm
not to smoke or money re­
drowned? To our way of thinking
5. Intellectual impress upon
►her up t
there is a possibility that . it was a
pupil.
funded.
and
well planned run away, for it looks a
Height of Success of Character
fl of the
little remarkable that all trace of
Brick work of all kinds done
building.
P the otl
them was lost immediately after they
Following Mr. Pennington came J. F.
on short notice.
Rstitutior
left Garibaldi and the finding of the
Brumbaugh, Professor of Psyochlogy.
Merminde
boat and letter at Manzanita. It
We make a specialty of re­
p, and he
Oregon Agricultural College. Prof.
hardlv looks credible, but it is re­
pairing smoking Fire Places.
P"ge. Sir
markable that the boat and the let­
Brumbough's address was upon the
pn and r
ter should be thrown up on the beach
subject. "Lessons from an Educational
pember,
at Manzanita about the same tune.
Junk
Heap.
His
subject
was
deep
snd
M’ically, |
We do not know how Mrs. Graham
very
interesting
and
he
gave
to
every
M associat
canic to have a hair pin box with her
teacher
something
to
think
about
and
I" Pierce
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pencil and paper, and this causes
mediate upon.
hfried A cl
some suspicion.
"ennsylv
I
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Satisfaction is What We Offer Youl and¥
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One car
Registered JERSEY
CATTLE
on Exhibition at the
Fair Grounds
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TO MORROW, FRIDAY, and SATUR
DAY, until the Public Sale