The Sentinel
fax onto
rand, da to. t o o thing» which
all lover» of popular govern
11 agree should be «lorn a wax
and the pare atm, letting the blame real
where it belong*.
Entertainment in high mrhooN ia
strongly condemned and very likely
the board w ill do awny with high
A Vfc «ekljr N «. w »paper With Plenty
«Al Bachi»OUf
MR C H U R C H IL i A N D E D U C A T IO N school society a» far as possible, put
4 tug an end to professional athletic*
Elbert Bed« an«i K lU rt >u- :h Pub..»her*
Rainier R eview : Commenting edi and lumisting that high school* keep
Elbert Bea«
____________________ Rditor toriallv, the Cottage Grove Sentinel in m.nd tkat children are not to be
pronounce* n »tatemcat made by the rekmsed from restriction and o Untie nee
A
pubhtuzt ion enu red nt Cot
<thte 'chool superintendent as * * some
moment they leave the eighth
tK' f o r u u . Ore., as second e lass m ailer
»h a t -tartl.u^.
m. aumg. o f pours.'. CT*Se. but on t U rontm rv tb r l« * r d
_412 East Mum th .t Th. i.lca 1» not «tartlin g to that * l*l P>-ok»«»»W toaiat that high whoo
B um
O f f ic i-
..Old pniar
but rather, that it i> t.».h o m ruloror rigid diacipbue and
>, K S C R IP T lO N R A T E S
I h .lr t. «tarth- <*«-rtam uuwarv vouth.
■*,U'^.T rm,l ,*r *X hu
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yea r____ j Tk ive uiontha.„.65c
ah. a n la in «. h.K.l « . t h the idea of
l l» 1 iool>*k<*<'<- »h ic h 1» todav eating
v ita l, uf the («.bbc achool a. h. m.
ui ..tluL— l . l i Single copy-------5e ha, mg a gisnl tint... 1 amend o f making
«... th.tr tin..
¡ » " d transforming children a ho h a ir
M etui »er o f
The 1,1. a »In ch Mr Churrhill gave l* «* « «ruM aorthy through the cn.h-*
N a tio n a l E d , to n a i A sso ciatio n
out befor. the l.anc .'»untv tenchcr* I lu,,> b m f « » and flappers the m<,n» at
O regon S t a t e E d ito r ia l AM oCistion
.. th.
same
that
hr has »***.« •■*•* »h a t » termed h.gh w k m L
O regon N ew sp a p er C onierenee
■irr .1 to ntaav another audience in OH every board o f r till ration
in tire
Lane County PuE»li*her> ' Association
ih i> state and other* us well. Fur he £ul1 ***** " k s t Jane i ompton say?* and
m \(*r n."*- * an opportunity to place
begin io tukr some actiou before
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y Us 1HJ2
U f. r. h a u d ie n c e , so th..r»ughlv the coming men and « . ia r n of this
is h. ,-onv meed o f the truth uf hi> country hit the slippery toboggan »lid.-
IS F R E S IP E N T I A i E N D O R S E M E N T statements m this regard.
W kat bt
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C O R R U P T IO N '
mean» is that
« -nipha.»i»
should U*
MINISTERS VS DANCING
placed emphatically upoa th*»*«- fund**
SPECIAL MUSIC EACH NIGHT
raoerati * presa which is him hi< i.tni thing» xvh.rh the child should
Cottage Grove, Ore., Feb. h.— (T o the
;e fo r seating Senator • »
must k.ui<xx before he can master Editor.
Young people anti ministers
N«
VII t hignn, »•* overlooking the next htght-r step. He does not be
should not be allowed to defame and
.niim>rta ixt I letali «if the a ffa ir,
i t- «dimiuatMin o f the art* and demoralize the art oi dancing bv
thaï Henry Ford had : r -iu the cours«» o f study, but he dm»*
ha:
associating e v il thoughts and customs
:he endorsement o f I'resider-t \\ tlv u ,
• î the fundamental», rather than with it. Too many of our yuuug p*o
with all xi hu h such au endorsement
d.
This in b aiag j pie t*f today have but little refinement
meant.
d.,n. ... a larger c ite n t i . the Oregon 1
. , L lu wL>thl.r „ ,
, bini ,n
I f it w:,-. contrary to i;o<«l public j - houb th»n is rvalixrd.
the ballroom or tbn*w here. I behex e
dicx for th* : nr : j** .*f S.
N ew
Mr. Churchill would have the chil this to be true because uf a lark uf
Put your trouble* o f f until tomorrow
Rockefeller say* he can do a bigger
The slim excuse cast* the biggest
nd a quart* r o f a milh«
ircu know that - bool work i* serious proper home im m iug
Children an
• • •
d a y ’s work now than he could twenty
elect htra ov er t h« pin
bus nes>. and he strike* the nail on given to us the most innocent, >we**t *hadt»w of suspicion.
• • •
Just because u person h»> l>eeii »old | x**ar» ago. But even i f b*»*lily infirm
d candi«late, then
1 th- heti-J xx hell he places the emphasis
est, dearest of all the g ifts o f God.
1 v '1
‘d ok. rtake him. the . hauc -
much agatu-ï? good pubi
.n th* grades. It is well enough to Yet many of them grow up and be
The bigger liar a man i< the greater
arc that Mrs. R ockefeller would not
In-y lo r th e pres.ult* lit to give an .*
tell a college student that he owes the come disreputable citizens that are a hi* capacity for lying out o f it.
much mo
rsemeat w huh
meant
ite iiis Ikest efforts, but his response menace to civliizat ,ui., .u tying :u;>
• • •
A w o m a n '» look*, opt ical and sar suffer for plenty o f everythin g to cook
un any w « nrk w hick co ul«l be «loi | ».U dopena upon -Him..thing a c r e tk n . ilB (i uf Juc
ljm. Tt. . rh, ers and man
and kt*ep house with.
Souit people who are doing their to n a l, are what get th«- m* u.
*h x ouarT er o f a millio h «loi Ian.
agers
are nt
at . a loss
to know
what to do best ought to I n * ashamed o f it.
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to
kn.»<
: • pr*-» tdeatial endo r»« me
, his best.
I f . by the „pate he enter*
• • •
with them, yet they are exported to
A man who 1» a republican or a ; E ver}’ citizen owes a «luty to hi»
is equivalent
Utili g to the | college, he has learned that he receives
do the things that parent» haxe utterly
The latest thing 111 ghost** is the democrat because hi» father xxas, e ti | country, but hates to pay it when
h more Than ! in exact proportion to what he- give*
rd campaign
failed to do. Such young }»eople bring
bringing valuable» back fr**m abroad.
dead one.
■PMt by t he friends * of Senator ! to his college work, then he w ill do immorality mto any public place of kissing »p in t W e ’re superstitious.
• • •
I f one w a* i as suggested— without the suggestion,
n hi*
amusement.
was equally j If. on th»’ other hand, he had been
i the
A man who always dois as h i' w ife
The man who tries to steer a middle
While ministers blame the art o f
1 to si de through hi> work i n .
, .
. . .
says w on't raise much o f a commotion
,
t
, ,
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dancing for those ex ib . let u> not for course 1» protected from neither side.
thing
illy trotible* The •I,, c - 1 - 1 .- a n j high *.-h.n.l he w.U hi- . .
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• • •
111 this old world.
get that we do not need to go out of
A Sparkling Stimulant. Full o f AVit
thaï th^ quarter i : likely to do *he same thing in college
• • •
the ministry to find men reapou-ible
Think gAMkd healthy thoughts, then
and Humor. Free copy w ill l»e sent
Ne xx l*erry V The*-» in li»»s
the nucleus o f
Mr.
for the downfall o f womeu.
u(«on
rcrript o f your name with ad
When y o u ’re tired and fagged out
live xx hat you think and you w ill be
t to corrupt Churchill’s idea on public school educa
Shall we say that because o f the rag all right.
or haxe the blue*, a ginni hearty laugh dress complete. W rite to G. Mitchell
, while
r. H won Id emphasise in the grades
and jazz music that there >hall l*e no
• • •
■ ;*7 P *rl St.. Brooklyn, N. V. fP*mr31
w ill do xx under*. Try it.
million th'*'» things which the
child needs
• • •
by the m*»st. not only for his next step in musicf Just as well as to say that be­
W
e
are
all
more
or
less
jkeoplc
of
cause o f rag and jazz dancing there
education, but in th* possibility o f his
A Pennsylvania j»rofe»»or has do
shall be no dancing. People both old destiny— but xx•• »Io not haxe to take
id that
liability or failure to go on with it.
has
clared that brain work doc* no harm.
it ready made.
and
young
should
Is
taught
the
sacred
w befker xxe care t« admit it or not. !
akle
m righ t that '
• • •
There are a lot o f people xx ho were in
ness and holiness o f the mxual rela­
m«*n*o sbouId be a ble : th.- r«'*if«on»il*ility o f th«* rarh<»r pre j
tion and the marriage laws, to think
The
very
latest
iu sk irt' 1* slit both no «langer eveu before this discovery
w
th ; , ui« nt i«!ea o f a “ ginn«l tim
•OMWible for a man
iu*t«^id 1
• • •
only beautiful thought* and to look side and front. September Morn may
rker* t*) aspire to of f ice. j •f w«.rk in the institution* o f higher 1
upon nature unadorned with no thought haxe serious compelmou yet.
The
lawyer
x
x
ho
charged onh
.Tig
r*«ts
largely
ble
j
!
lean
be no m«»re .mpo
with the grade* j
o f ex il. I f it were com fortable and
• • •
f«*r collecting
ha' «lestroved a
buck
arEer- I and high school What: they are ta u g h t.
■amjiai.;n fun d thiin to ,; then i' r*»flerted m : heir xvork in eoi f customary to wear but little clothiug.
When a woman oversleeps on her XX e l l founded tradition a ' to the bu st
who would censure the short ski rtf
r>«meut o f ai
onent ji lege. m iverM ty or no•rmal -‘oh.H.1, a ii.l
A minister who voices e v il thoughts wedding day we know xxhich n i-n iL r n e»' sagacity o f member* of the legal
Mr. Churchill knows it
| in connection with the art o f dancing o f the hous hold xx ill get the faun); fraternity.
000
tn. ml***r. too, that \
is doing as much harm and follow ing breakfasts iu a fter life.
w i* l*«*aniig arras 1 A Plymouth Ro«-k hen up in Kitch
• • •
The man who finds you the worst is
in the path o f JerolK*am a* fu lh and
ring : h* time his i ener. Canada, laid three eggs one day surely as the villain who nssuuo - an
We haxe just learned that the latest the one who can look you straight in
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T t e l "-t. *. he** week. But it or »»he hasn’t any improper position with a g irl on the
fashion
ediet is that women's cloth**' th«* eye w hen he knows th«* purpose of
thing
on
that
Cottage
Grove
hen
who
*1 ngs -aid about ;
ballroom floor.
must conform to their hair. We un your inspectiou— and tYo-re ar* niauv
or whieh lays gold nugget* every
I f we would destroy au evil, we
derstand now why th e y ’ re bobbing it. xx ho can do it.
year.— Corvallis Tun*** Gazette.
must attack the source o f it, which
• • •
• • •
•> both sides
will be found in the ruiud o f m an: so
A preacher has advised h i' flock to
Too many folks are like *he hen who
•**ntmel is OF F R O F IT TO SCHOOL BOARDS - why waste precious breath m a vain
Th»
Th* member* j
attempt to destroy an art to which not only is satisfied to have what ah- grow mushroom' as a soluti«»n t*f the
<u< kU.iic to j Jane Compton’s A rticle on Chicago e v il is as foreign a* to the church produees taken away from her, but ad high cost o f lixiug. H i* idea greatly
Those who j P rivately Commended to Directors
its e lft
MKJS. E A. H T E E V
vertiae* the fact that it is there to be resemble* the j*iaut. the grotxiag of
jht was the |
Teacher o f Daneiug. taken.
xx hieh he advise*.
to show the
• • •
» • •
La Grande Observer: Jane Compton,
it may lie writing from Chicago, has an article on
What xx ou Id the socialist* do w ith j
An actor is securing some fame I n *
o f a candi th*» front png»* of The Portland Ore
cause be recently took ei«,ht jKirts in the xxomeuf Would they help th*-m
m«»ney for gonian telling o f th** remarkable stand
one play. It ’» peculiar a man with with their work, so that The household;
possible to i taken by th»- schcw*l b«»ar-.t <»f O u c t| 0.
endorsing a Everyone should read it and especially
those qu alification ' has nexer tak* 11 to duties wouldn’t I n * as unequally di­
J Tkoip OtlMn Tkiak m * WhM » .
vided as they now are.
politic*.
'h»»uid every school board read it and
Tt«à *r no Tu «gì O omti Tkak
• • •
• e •
j profit thereby.
W e -I'lniire the ja-rMUi who doesn’t j
An
eccentric
Hooaicr
h*ft
a*
a
non
The Chicago board bared the enndi
A woman loves a mnn »omet ones
umeiit a thousand w b i'k y jugs h«- do things by- halves. W e\i rather **1
1 non* a* they exist in high school» of jus! because no one t-Lse xx ilL
that city. Without mincing word* the
had emptied. Thank goodness he lot' out a guidepo't to glory for a real 1
• • •
board passed the facts up to the ja r
d«n<l one that! to at!«-mj«t to guide a
A person can't expect to collect h.~ gone to a place from u h i'h hi» sp irit'
*»nT'. telhng o f the b«*oze jarties. the
are not likely to return.
w
. j half dead one into th« path o f progrès«
thought»
unies»
he
ha»
w
u
r
out.
jo y
ride»», the clandestine meeting
• • •
places, the road house orgies being en­
gaged in by pupils of the Chicago
I f the moon 1» as dry us scientist*
sehuols.
say it is, how doe» it get full »o o fte n f
• • •
But the board did not stop at that—
no. -t sent home the ringing shot that
The messenger boy l* one of the
should awaken Chicago, fo r it t«dd the
'-oiDiDg young men w ho is a long t«me
parent» straight up that so k*ng as
r<ft srlavo s— ours
They allowed their boy* to haxe plenty am x mg.
iv<- iirot«-<*tion
o f money to spend, automobile* to use
— and 110 <ith*-r f.M«i ih iiimh * iHTi-ssary on tin* tubi« for #»vt*rv ni**al
N othing makes so big a boh- n the
at xx ill. sc» long as parents jiermitted
ckarer vision.
vour
of
caiolitioi
their daughters to attend school half fam ily cirrle a» the abwnce uf the
R< *SK
I >
I PER ih
its rcacbini; vour
clad with -ilken hose and low neck litt lest one.
iëi
dresses, with lip stick* and cosmetic*
hi'«..luttly KMcct, pure him ]
both a nrrraaily and
adorning the g i r l ' ’ faces», with jew elry
delicacy.
The man who closes up like a trap
4 I ^ I I 1 ' * ■'1
■IS'
and gewgaw*, that condition» would will catch the garrulous on*** nearly
" -.«METTE ST
grow worse.
j every time.
And the fine par? of the article
FOLLOW THE CROWD
A G reat R evival of
O ld T im e B ible R eligion
F. W allace Zook
HEAR
N ational Evangelist
A w onderful series of m eetings
closing M arch fifth
First Christian Church
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FR EE “H O O T C H
D e to u r
^HINGS WE THINK
C
to tliinl ¡»«'îçe and read
the home trade speciali*
hy home merchants who
are bidding for youi
trade.
N o O th er Food Is M o re Easily M a d e
Unfit for Food T h a n Butter
\X *• invite
BRAN
J
S lier monW Moodu
-
Cottage Grove Creamery
that the school Liard of Chicago dues i
not r a 't heavy blame ujsin the rhil
Gold i* returning to F.u*..j- a fte r hm
:ren, tor
nhoot» straight at the home interesting study of the finan cial »y e
t*-m o f th i« country.
• • •
A cheap way to get a »tart in the
poultry busmen» 1» to take out a 4»er
ond ela»» road »how.
•
Special Offers
Repeated
M *- r* i » at
our
o ffe r »
ol
th ro «
u *'»"*'■ a K ". ir i'iiiE ’ y o u a n o th e r
v »> fk s .
t«u
opportunity
w nks
n in i
one
t o purchaM - ih ritr
rai.l» fooda at hariraui price«:
MAXI Ml M H<»T WATER BOTTLE, TWO YEAR «CA R­
SI 67
ELENZO T ' mi TH PASTE AND TOOTH BRI SH. roirularly
37 c
‘
ANDY
MtCR SCECIAES, AS LISTED LAST WEEK.
20 ' Vo 50 '
K E M ’S
( T H E M ODER N
PHARM ACY)
T a si
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•
Some o f the best a fter dinner »peak
era i»M»k as if they had nexer had a
square meal in their ln ra.
• • •
R ockefeller nay» he expect» to be an
angel bye and bye. Probably on the
theory that * * money ha» wing» "
• • •
The white slaver* have soul* blacker
than the »kia o f the blackest black
slave that ever served a master.
• • •
FrvpW do but «-II JO)- doibg thing«
w t r l ) » - B u 'k h - th*-v do iibviug pro
plr tblk about th*-ir ha, lug dob*- thru.
• • •
A baby with lusty lung* that wake*
up at the psychological moment beat»
a bulldog for »caring burglars. Keep
one or two around the house fo r your
own safety.
• • •
One hundred high school girl», in
| w riting essays oa *‘ The Ideal Hu»
baad,1 »aid he w u one •*capable o f
j livin g the real l i f e . " A diagram should
| go with that.
• • •
I t 1» remarkable w hat a eonsoierable
] quantity we *-omm<’fi people ar«- g - tin g
to be with the truot», eorpi.r-jt 10a » »a d
I combination», now »ubmittia*; without
I protest to the laws o f the laud
• • •
N o wonder male juror* kick on the
i treatment they get.
la a western
! court a case m which one woman w
j suing another fo r »elb ag her a corse?
I which »he allege* doe» not Cat and
! pinches her la places, ha» been given
j by the judge to a jury o f women. Thi*
I certainly was shabby treatment o f th<
ms|«-<-:ion
the
a um kr Minch RED
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