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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1922)
Uie Sentinel hat than a lurge number of the other women of the city, and thus them* votes were lost. At some time or other each of the candidates had neglected to invite a large number of the women voters to some social function, and thus these votes were lost. A large number of the women voter; felt that they could better put up with being lorded over by the lords of crea tion. who had been lording it over th* weaker sex sine«* the beginning of time, than to be lorded over by mem her> of their own sex. and thus the re mainder of the fenuuine vote was lost. Simple, mu ’t it t as any two men with the needs of the A father who does not learn to trims state Underneath their opposition to lute the strange language of baby die millage bill« tlnv favored support tongues is not doing hi* duty to him of the educational institutions from self or family. legislative appropriations, claiming that A Weukly Mtfw»pnpor With rim tjr • • • in this way the legislative appropria of Hack boue When it gets so that a man’s stoui tions for other purposes would be held Llbort B« a« uuil Klbert Munii Tubii^hor» down. We will not further discuss at ach »’an be removed, dry cleaned and ............... i this time their attitude towards th* in replaced within an hour, w«* arc ol the stitution* of higher learning, but how opinion that we arc living too fast Reim-mher vom- Iru'inls at home and els»*- A finit ehi.'«« publication e uto red at Cot • • • can they justify their action to limit «g*- Grove, Ore., n« «eeoud-cluaa mutter wheiv with Easter gi-vrtiiigs. the salary of th»' president of a uni It seems a shann- to put so much versity or college and the governor of I money into battleships that we never Bu^iueab Orfico.... .. ..412 huat Mum th»' state to $5000f Sometimes, even, us**— but then there is nothing to 1 h * We have .just unpacked an eli'gant line of 8 UB 8 CUll*TlON KATK 8 it is impossible t»> hire, for example, galin'd by using tlu'in. with neatlv <l<*sigin*«l irreetinirs suit- cards v'ue y ea r----.$ _.25 , Three mo ut ha__tide a competent state engineer at that sal • • • tbx luuntha.... 1.15 I 81 ughj copy____ 5e ary. They would leave the state help People like to got all th»*y can out less to employ* tht* sumo class of help Member of A Wisconsin professor says Thoma- that private business can hire and yet of the government, forgetting that it National Editorial A«aocimtion A Edison is a victim of seuile decay they will be among th»‘ first to con is because everyone feels the same way Oivgou tìtate Editorial Asaoaiutioii If such is the case, we could, judging do hi it inefficiency iu the conduct of that taxes an* high Ortguu Now apa por Conference • • • by their accomplishments, mention u state business. Laue County Publish»*« ’ Association The meeting of the tax reduction whole lot of people who must be on Always When a man gets to rearing a fain clubs, so called, accomplished absolute joying the most robust health. FRIDAY. MARCH 31. 192 ly nothing except putting an income ily he always hati's to punish a boy anyt hing tax up to the people. The program for doing tin- sam«' things he got away Mayor Baker and Governor Olcott t ione rv. WOMEN FOOL THF WOMEN adopted has aligned against it so many with when a kid. kissed Alary Garden, famous o|>oru of the interests of the state that the star, when sh«- alighted from the train W o m a n ' s r i g h t s hav upset things whole program, with the possible ex A beau attaeht'd to a g irl’s apron | d r e a d f u l l y in ( 'h a r l o t t*. Iown, in the at Portland. The lit"»* these opera stars ception of the income tax. is doomed strings doesu’t look out of place, but | have to lead is certainly awful, isn ’t Berkshire corn belt. to defeat, but there seems little doubt wheu he gets to be hubby he ought to > A number of the leadiug women of itf that sonic quietly nursed little boomlotn la* released. hat city decided that they wanted all for state jobs were seriously affected, • • • he city offices for their sex. more for no one who helped in putting over A PROGRESSIVE (?) PROGRAM A student of economics declares that j particularly for the leading women the program gained any strength ex who did the deciding. How’s this for a progressive pro cept with th»* malcontents and lost 30 per cent of the lawycra do not make A complete ticket was put in tIn gram for Oregon f favor with the conservative, thinking a fair living. An explanatory* diagram field aud the muuner of eampaign con should go with that statement. Support of University of Oregon and element of the state. Wt* loam from an exchange tin i A news item says that a man com ducted was an eve opeuer to political Oregon Agricultural college to be cut One feature of the entire session was • • • miiti*«l suicide at 5 a. in. sharp. If hr thirty |M'opl** have fallen from balloons -ages who hail btH»u in the game for in half. that all the time was spent in hacking I f some peopie followed th«* biblical had always been as punctual as that during the past year—which is not years. The women thought of more No employe of the state in any ca away at taxi's that mean but a few i ew political wiles within n few days I pucity to receive a salary greater than pennies to each taxpayer, while the injunction, “ Love thy uetghbor as thy he prnlmhl) would have made a sue meat Mining a large number of others who hav» returned to earth rather sud han the men had originated in a half $3000. things which really boost the tax levy- se lf,” some neighbors would be sur «•»‘s.s of life. * • * prised at the affection displayed for century. dettly. Law and medical courses to be re received no consideration at all. Young men who were courting young moved from the curricula of the insti The session of th»* tax noticing them. Money talks—and curries a message • • • women of the city were politely yet j tution« of higher learning bibs, so-called, outclassed many times of good cheer to the jwinr ami needy Th«* follador of a scieuce culled apon firmly informed that they must vote Burglars hi Colorado .Springs stole No further bond issues of any kind. any last night of a legislative session • • • «ly lat lierapy thinks lu* can influence for the feminine ticket, otherw ise their i Not more than $50,000 a year foT for kids' play and turmoil, yet many over $7000 worth of women's silk Wr admire th** man who ays whs! the sex of unborn children by hriugiiig future presence of an evening in the i the national guard and no money for i»f those prominent there are loudest in hosiery*. If they* ar»- being used, then- In* thinks, but we also hav • consider tlu* neither under the influence of dif nomes of the young women whom they armories. their condemnation of legislative eon- courted would bo very displeasing— ’ No money for the Pacific Livestock duct. And th»- jokers that got into will be no difficulty* in locating the able respect for the man who «l«»«*s not firent colora of light. We predict that missing goods. • von prohibited. give expression to his thoughts as lie lu- is mor»- likely to have his anatomy exposition and no money for the P a committee reports. The legislature • • ♦ A few more similar mild methods of cific Northwest Tourist association. mild have secured some valuable sug watches his hut go skidding through a discolored for butting in where not getting the male vote were put into J No money for the commercial fishing gestions Us to how to bungle a pro When n man quits spending money mud puddle. wanted. practice in a whirlwind campaign. The 1 industry. gram. for useless luxuries he usually finds at male of the species trembled. He was j Recall of the public service commi» Th»’ session of th»‘ tax reducing the end of th*’ year that he has just buffaloed, completely flabbergasted. lubs. so called, will result in little us much money as when he indulged m sion. On election day th*- men went to the Abolition of bounty on predatory harm except that th»* program adopted luxuries. polls and did their duty. They went ] a nimals. by a seemingly representative body of . ith fear and trembling and obedient | Thi' m the program adoptad by the men of th* state will be advertised A Kansas mule recently kicked a }\ cast every vote for th»- feminine Tax Reduction clubs of Oregon in reg far and wide, to th»- detriment of the « . ndidates. state which will refuse, by an over woman on th«- jaw in sirrh a manner ular session in Portland. The woim i went in greater numbers as to cause h»*r to bite off half of li«*r One speaker seriously made the whelming vote, to adopt it. than the men. They needed no instruc statement that salaries of $1600 to tongue. The mule may yet be recog tions as to how tn vote. They voted! $2000 were suffieient for instructors in We don’t know what Mrs. Olcott iiizcd us a useful member of society. with a firmnes- and a precision which: the institutions of higher learning. • * • ami Mr>. Baker may think about it, showed that they knew exactly what This isn th# program of a bol but that was very* indiscreet of Go\ Holy writ says that the sins of the they were doing. shevik assemblage. It is the program ernor Olcott and Mayor Baker t»> kiss Eagerly the women candidates laid out by some of the balding men Mary Garden upon h»*r arrival in Port fathers shall be visited ujkui the chil watched the counting of the ballots. of the state, assisted by a number who land. when the much better home dren—which may 1 m * tin- reason why They knew that victory was theirs, for were determined to make a cut some grown variety of femininity is so pl»*n- th»* daughters of th«- predatory rich their sex had been out in sufficient {where in taxes, regardless of what might t i f nl. and the votes of whn'h said continue to marry foreign uoblemen numbers to nullify the male vote, even happen. I .ess than 100 delegates • • • homegrown femininity these office had not th*- precautions already re present when the program w as adopted, holder' have forfeited by th«‘ir neglect “ The flea is never there when you ferred to been taken. but in this 100 were some of the lead of th*' hom»* product. Their luck of want him,” is the sage information As the counting of the ballots pro mg nicu of the state. political prescience is woeful. 1 imparted by an exchange. We have ceeded. it became apparent that some Th»* surprise was the unusual align thing had gone wrong. The malt can ment. never experienced that jwculiar brand didates were leading. j of pleasnre derived from wanting him The program was not supported by When th* counting was co m p leted ., those w ho in the past past have hav supported I there. it wa» found that the women had re what many have been pleased to term • • • ceived the same number of votes a? radical programs. Halley’s comet travels n million miles Thing* 0tt*«ri Think and W hat W e there were male voters and that the 0 . E. Hpenee, master of th«* state Think of the T- ogs Others Think or so an hour and it takes it 75 years men had received th** same number of | grange, was among the conservatives; | to complete its orbit. A “ seeing tin- votes a« there were feminiue voters. Mr. Mansfield, of the farm bureau or Taking too much whisky atrmight J world” tour would be rather u tam*- Th** women candidates think the sit iganization, was a leader in bucking the affair for it. uation inexplicable. Not at alL 1 radical program, and at the last mo- will put a kink in your stomach. At some time or other each of th»* men* : letter wa« read from the Port Th»' less a man knows th«* nior.» stub women candidates had hail a prettier ; kuul labor council opposing a program Th. new airplane hat ought to la* which would put university professors $6.50 $7.50 born his argument. T h at’s what ev»*ry sailor style. made on :» salary basis lower than that of on«* thinks when he gets mad because Values Values { -«killed mechanics. th«' other follow refuses to b* con It usually has been that what have A lame excuse doesn’t g»*t a person vinced. been generally t»*rm»*d radical programs very far. # • • ; have been supported by leaders of We read in the papers that u man ! these organizations. but this program A high minded man overlooks the $1.75 i was plainly a state-wrecking one. Even ilroppcd d»*ad wh»*n paid an account $2.50 ' th»' radicals saw it- dangers and lined faults and trailti *1 of his fellow man. that hail run 25 years. It doesn’t af Values Values ! up with the conservatives, which is n feet us that way. Bring in your de ; mighty hopeful sign. Walter Pierce, of Some people think they ar«* a whole liuquent subscriptions. Union county, constitutionally opposed crowd. to appropriations of every kind, ap Going to school does not give girls fienled for support of the institutions and bovs an «‘duration. 35c $3.50 Leath r of higher learning, saying they could Coming to Eugene Jersey Knit Drivers , not survive on what it was proposed to Th. fam ily tr«** ■Mimctimt's bears * leave them. W »* can repair or dupli Contrasted w*ith th»' sanity of the pretty |M»or fru it. cate thejn perfectly*. lenders of these organizations was the 'Upport by Heynionr «Tones, of Marion W e specialize on : county, and former speaker of the Th* things you plan on doing do not prompt work. Light weight H vy weight i house, of this radical program. He pity dividends. SPECIALIST two pairs two pairs i even made a speech that easily sug ♦ ♦ • in Internili Medicine for the gested th»' idea that he should be Whisky is now b**iog made from drafted as a gubernatorial candidate paxt eleven y.-ars -áP I ^ j • F * 1 * » - 1 ’ - I at th*- reduced salary*. Senator Htrayer, bananas. It ought to slip down easily. of Baker county, also supported the Th*- man who is henpecked around radical program ami when h»* gets that Does Not Operate overflowing voice into action In* is home is seldom an aggressiv«* factor in '»»»m* supporter. business. W ILL BE AT • • • Th»*.«»‘ two men should be as familiar Th** place for a man to dispense th«* milk of human kindness is in th** bosom of his family. O ffice H ours: 10 a in. to 4 p. in. Easter Cards aide* for th»- occasion. Don’t forget your loved (»lies on lliis most important spring fest ival. come to the White Pharma»* foi iu greeting cards or pretty st a- 75h e White Pharmacy The Store That Saves You Money—310 Main G H1NGS WE THINK Dr. Mellenthin SfiennaifK-Mooili/ Friday and Saturday Specials MONEY SAVING SPECIALS $3.98 Army Shoes $5.50 Shirts $1.80 $1.19 Gloves $1.50 19c Army Sox 45c 25c Come in and see our Special Sale on Army Wool Underwear Two Days Only Osburn Hotel, WedM April 5 EV ER Y MAN IN COTTAGE GROVE W ILL WANT ONE OF THESE GENUINE Autostrop Safety Razors FOR $1 ANNOUNCEMENT 00 EXTRAORDINARY! Imt mu ahsnltstely m keeping w ith K e m ’• policy o f alw ays ir i •-111 ti He 1 I.M m S I \ A H h tor th*- money. A»i ad\erlising stunf with th«- purpose o f Ac<|uamting more men with nur razor departm ent. You know the m e n u o f the A t’T O ST R O P S A F E T Y KA/< *R It is nationally advertised and universally used. It is the only sell - stropping safety razor on the market. Sim ple, too it strop«, sha'.es and ch a n » without removitiK the Made A p erfect, clean shave at all tim es is its motto Model C, this new creation of the ATT* »STRAP manu facturer». consists of a venninr AI T* »STRAP packed in an attractiv e m etal, velvet lined ease, vest pocket size, and a leather strop and e x tra blades. Complete for $1.00. riiere never was a time when man needed a real safety razm a» lie does now The price is right We expect rush, so v o n rs e a r ly . n , ^ (v x o tt. K E M ’S S tn rr (T H E M O D EK N P H A R M A C Y ) Tlu* money lenders nr«- the ones whe take tlu- moat interest in our financial system. • * * One reason why a great many thing are left ululone is heraus«’ we want“ to«* much time in hating one another. Blankets ONE DAY ONLY No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mt-llentiiin »» a re g u la r1 graduate in medicine and aui-gery It is said that a full st«»mach make: and in licentted l>y the state of dull brains. There are a lot of poop)» Oregon, lie visits prnfewoonaliy the more im portant towns and who ar»* g«*ttmg plenty* to eat. « • • • cities and o ffer» to nil who call Home politicians ar«- afraid that with on thi» trip free consultation, ex wireless politics they will be unable to cept tin- expense of treatm ent make the connection. when desired. • • • According to his method of Stage money—th«- increase in salary treatm ent he does not operate for J a star gets because of an “ affair 9 chronic appendicitis, gall stones, with som*- prominent millionaire. • • • ulcers of stom ach, tonsils or ad i f God would only th«* giftic gi«* iis enoids. He has to his credit wonderful to say th** pleasant thing.' as spontun «•ously* as we do the spiteful «»nes! •results in disease» o f the stom ach, j • • • liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, Tin- old mmd who wnit, the lo»g<*«t heart, kidney, bladder, Ited wet for a husband ki<-k.« the moat about ting, catarrh , weak lungs, rheu him after aha- got, him matism, sciatica, leg ulcers and • • • There ar»* thiw- who Itelieve »hat rectal ailments. If you have been ailing for any •air battleships wear thejr armor too length o f time and do not get any decollate. lietter, do not fail to call, as ini - Virtue is its own reward—and projmr measures rather than dis one of the liest paid octii«*\ eliomis ease are very often the cans«- of mankind. your long standing trouble. Remember above date, that Tho man who got, through lifo with- consultation on this trip will hc out being laughed at hasn’t amonsted free and that th is treatm ent is much with his fellow mar». different. M arried women must lie accom A news item tells of s man taking his twentieth wife, having divorced panied by th eir husbands. Address ¡CM» boston B lock. nineteen. H *’J letting trouble take its course. Minneapolis. Minn mh!7-24-31p Pure Wool, Regulation 0. D $4.25 Price Our Tents and Camping Equipment Before Buying Anywhere Choice Cuts We like our new-made fUNtomera to come to m ar ket frei|fiently so they can see for them selves the pains we take to give only ►he most choice cu ts of lie, I Our butchers are eX|H-rl. They know meat values. Of course we are happy to deliver at any time, but th e re ’s a reason in w anting our custom ers to visit us often.