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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1922)
The Sentin el ag*. Wc'rc willing to hot th** would (F prove n more satisfactory arratigcmcut thttii any judicial order which may he laid «low ii at Viuland. K aoau. A W«Mftkly Now »paper W .lh 1‘L. uiy The manufacturers o f ¡«ilk stockings of Backbone have soon- uH.roM in the controversy, hut we ar«* quit«' certain that our aug lberi bt-ik ulti! Eiben ¿unilli l u b italien» gestiou w ill meet thir approval. J ibort b tek _______________________ Ldiiur . firn: eia»» publication entered tel Cot t -gì* Grove, ore., ua «ecoud-cbute mutter T H E G O LD E N L IN IN G It would not I m ' possible for those and if you wish to move in the <12 East Alain fortunate residents o f the famous. fe r ri tr ht «lireetion, you shoultl i tile, fru itfu l Willamette, who have be* S I B S C K U T lo N K A T E S come in the «lireetion of this I come accustomed to sn iffin g th« I uè year. r... I m o a t ha.... 65« luhrums spring oxoue freighted with hunk if you are t*nin£ to open I i mon . o i ag e copy-------5« perfume o f fruit bhami*. not to com no account. This hunk has «■> men! u | h » u the very slightly disagree Member o f la h lis h e tl a reputation for reli able aud slightly moist weather which Ntetioual E ditorial Association ability. All accounts welcome prevailed until within the past week. Oregon Stale Editorial Associai ion New arrivals who had ka*en told o f Oregon Newspaper Guai «Truce blossoming fruit tr«H»s in early March ■ Ani- County i ‘ubbidì er* ’ Association smiled incredulously when assured eni M EM BER F R ID A Y , A P R IL 21 , l t t t phatically that this was an unusual, a very unusual, spring: aud even some F E h l l f / .t , h t * ! t : R \ 'E H E M A S C U L IN E JUDGE A N D T H E who had been here fo r years made unkind remarks. SYSTEM F E M IN IN E S K IR T . But it is an ill wind that blows no Tht proper length o f a g i r l ’s skirt body good and it is a melancholy truth the question winch has arous«-d tbe that most o f us think twice o f the holt neighborhood in \ inland, Kan present to once for the future. When where the school board dismissed this fa ll tin* fruit trees are laden with t so g irl» from school because the »aid ' the purple prunes that grow nowhere “ The Old Reliable” 1 oaru thought that the skirt.** worn by «•Is«* lik«* they do her*': when th» Royal l le girls were such as to interfere with i Anne, the queen o f cherries, hangs m i* orderly conduct o f th«* schools. j » « « «... is*anjn»< skirts should U three inche» below 1 ^ e Bartletts glisten in the sun Whenever a couple, o f which the t ie knee», warn tbe ukase of the school 1 I'& H wh™ tht‘. rosT*<*W k ,H l i »aril, although no authority was del«- tempt one to imbed the teeth therein, hti'haud is about half the size o f the , .ted to nnyuue to have jurisdiction we w ill have forgotten about the re w ife, appear in publie, the meu folk*« *er tht knees which wen* to I k * con- cent disagreeable weather and proba can’t resist making remarks about who ■aled thr»*e inch«*» above the edge of bly w ill not think that it was the late is the boas in the household. and th* weather just coo) • # • le skirts. 1'ossibly the members* o f j sough to hold the buds . . back .e sc boo 1 board the mae Ives had iu , , _ _ which l*î»nij;ruplK'rs make fuu u f the kind nd attending tv this little detail. such a wealth o f luscious uf | m - i .| i I o who talk, but i f folk., didn't ■It St anv rat. the case aud U r s lu t * „ ’ . ,. „ , , news eomc from? d uot a.u,, th. t.- aud th.- par.-ut- uf I ^ ¿ ut7 ' ®,d " » “ *'• f hrted lone talk when- would • the « • >pr.nc. hut th,- ic girls have gone tu th. du.tn.-t . " , } he A father who i- Ifis boy *s hero has * >ur: to compel the school board to fa ll we w ill realize that th«* mmclouds •runt their daughters to expose their o f the early purt o f the year had a «»niy himself to blame i f he is su|M*r golden lining. * ie t f while attempting to f ill their >«*ded bv the characters in dim** novels. 1 ad» with w ise and useful know le d«.-. 1 he case h;is aroused so much inter NO BOND M O N E Y ON COAST FO RK Work i> healthy— that ’ th e reason u « Jt that serious-minded women have lot o f ]*eoplo are sickly. The Sentinel was in error, in discuss ' ritten the judge pomtiug out the mg the proponed road bond recall last ents o f »hurt skirt» from a sauitar Tin- a mil«**"* man seldom make andpoint. alth.»ugh it is aot indicated w*H*k. in stating that #30.0*10 had been .at skirt» three inches below the I appropriated to bridges on the Coast mark. uees would be a» likely to attach dirt f'»rk. Th«* money appropriated fr«»m uUi tbe Street» a» to attract the ad b«>nd i*sue ftir a bridge over the ¿ration o f those o f th« masculine per- j ^ * " 1 fork was for a bridge in another SOUTH L A N E C A N D ID A T E asion. | part o f th«* county. None o f the #70. GETS F A V O R A B L E M E N T IO N Out woman wrote that m»«ral» and *^*0 apportioned in th»- bonds for use B Y P O L IT IC A L A U T H O R IT Y - ion skirts have no connection. Th. , on the Coast fork road has vet be«*n : arts, in («artouiar. seem to bave lit i »>'***d. Th»* only bond money spent in The follow ing comment in a re- * connection with moral», or with ' tk,,i ^*«’ tion ha» b**en on the Lora ne j cent issue o f Oregon Voter, W fug ! uch of anything els». They have a nixed authority ujhiu political and i .gh plant- o f their own upon which i ^11 cas» the bond issue i» recalled, tey travel aud th«*v saucilv disclaim ' **f that apportioned to th** Coast | tax problem» in Oregon, may l*e uf i iut«*rest to Lam* eounty voters, «*s ; •quaintance»hip w ith anything on th»- , ^,,rk **nd K«»w river roads w ill b** penally to th«»»* in s«»uth ljm e : wer levels. | used. unl«*ss its expenditure i» ar- But Son Looks Lik e Dad. We presume that what th»* erudite j ranged f»»r before The election at which 4 * Elbert Bede, o f Cottage Gro\e, j idge. or aiiyou«* else o f the mai»- per the I hjih I s are recalled. The pro|M**ed i> th«* fortunate posannwor ««f a ktH-u ! • asion. may say will have little effect recall o f th»* bond issue has be«*n post s«*nse of humor, a dry and «‘ ntertam \ hiu th«- length that th» fa ir feminine p«»ned until the November election and .*ars her skirt», besides he of the th»* county court w ill go ahead using!! mg wit, and a w ife and fam ily of wtio-h a 1’ . S. presulent cdukl la- i .asculine sex. th»- much flouted the bond money just as though no proud. ALsij, h«* is «*«iitor and pi«rt : • ronger »ex. should be above being af- bond recall were proponed. owner o f The Cot tag*- iiruve iSeiiTi ' *cted harmfully by the ieugth. or i ---------------------- - nel. which his genius has made on« •.ck uf i»-iigth. o f the feminine skirt, j Greasy Carbuncle was greatly sur o f the h-adutg weeklies o f Oregon, j; • t him keep hi» moral» above such | prised that W ill G. Hays, manager for T«i {»eople who have att«*nded th* r lings and th»*y w ill then be high j th** m oving picture industry, cancelled last few sessions o f th«- h-gislatur« . .lough to ward away moral turpitude lb.OOO contracts in \\-hich th»* fat boy h«* is a fam iliar figure, as ht* ha» | As long as there seems to I k * n»*ed 1 was to app«.*:tr. Greasy Carbuncle prol» served as r«*ading «*l«*rk in th«* hou»«-. i ; som»- -et rule as t•. the length o f ably was surprised that he hadn *t l*een his clear, r«*s«»iiuiit \oiee ringing i i le feminine -kirt. we suggest thi** ask»*d to pose a» an archangel in a over all the hubub. s«imetim«*s t«»r j| .sy plan: Let woman be permitted to - mural decoration for »««m** cathedral, hours at a time without losing any ' 'ear her clothes one inch from th»- The very fact o f his surprise is proof o f its music or w ithout th«* necessity round for every year o f h»*r admitted 11 hat he hasn't the least conception of o f irrigation. **B«*d«* is a camlidat«* for repre ¡tentative in Lam* count} this y«-ar, A despondent man recently hanged and :»» s*M*ti«»nal issues ha\e 1 m *«- ii sub himself with hi» necktie. There was merged there so far as this «am one man who could tie his necktie paign is concerned, h«- has an ex without a looking glas>. cellent chance f«*r **h*etion. Four • ♦ • years ago he tri**d f«»r it, uml g«»t n Lug \»>te in spite uf th«- faet that The man who deserts th*- fam ily he h«* came fmm C ottage Grove, which j ha» ht*ljM*d to create is so small by had just be«*u tryin g to di\icb- luiuc I nature that a m*>*-quito couldn’t find a county so it could I k - a county »«*at. landing place. Th«- t»itt«*ru«*s» o f th«- couuty seat « • • figh t was furgott«-u by huii4ir«*ds N»m«*one chum** there are fraternal who voted for B**d«* anyhow, but societies m hades. There must be a lot oth«-r hundreds couidn't forget it, < *ui tla.sut-s do th^ o f warm mem tiers. so he «lidn t win out that time. This • • • time the prospe«*!» are «lundy. utmost for yo u r ty*-s “ Desiring to refresh our iti«-m«»ry It is mostly always cheaper tu pre — for th*y are as to a few |K*r»oual d«*iails about vent l«>»s than to suffer it— s*» we learn aceu ratelv fitted. B»*d»-, we wrote him, and, contrary aft».*r it i» all over. to our usual practice, we publish in- r*-ph exa ct!) we receiv«*d it, A man want» hi» hou«lay dinner on as it is an exainpl*4 o f his original tun»- evea if h* I h - late to every ut her style and humorous \iew{Niiut: X Q I ZHLÁAJí_kW F meal during th»- week. * k . ¿M E TTE ST ** ‘ Tabloid bmgraphical sk«*t«*h o f Elbert B»*d«-. as r«*«ju*.*st**d. ’ Wh»*n a young man fa ll» onto hi “ ‘ Kindly overlook any d«*fi<*i*>a- marrow Inme** in front o f her. th- cieii, as 1 have had no **xp«*ri»‘nce young w««man sh«»uld take a tumble. in w riting autobiographies, ex«-ept for m yself.* 11 ‘ BEDE. ’ “ ‘ Neighbors who were somewhat unexpectedly awakened early on the Quirning o f June 2H, Is s i, »ay that I was tor the first tim« vociferously d'-moustrating that judicious adver tising pays. Did nothing up to the age o f 7 to indicat«* a future newt- paper career «ir suggest that I ought j b»- sworn in as a member o f the Dwgtjii h'gislatur»- in January. 11C3. I I b»-gan at that tim»- preparations for th«* preseiit moiii»*nt by taking f>o- ! »itKin as printer's d«*vil and have b«*eri raising more or less h«-ll where most seeded ever since.' “ ‘ A fte r a somewhat penpatetie newspaper car*n?r in younger life, be«*aiue editor and pulibsher of Courier, Mandatone, Mum., at 16 i y»*mrs. Tried to »et world afire, but WE ARE OrVINO A GENUINE EVER SHARP PENCIL I didn *t succeed. B«*tter luck as ed- W ITH A PURCHASE OF A N Y BOX STATIO NERY IN II itor and publisher of Hheaf at Wnr | r«*n, Minn., and K**v i«*w at North OUR STOCK EQUALING IN VALU E TW ICE THE REG Branch. Minn., and as associate »-d I itor o f Bede's Budg»*t, Duluth, ULAR PRICE OF THE PENCIL YOU W ISH TO HAVE j Minn. Arrived in Cottage Grove in J Meptember. 1P1I. Elected [»resident «if Oregon Editorial Association two Should you N*-I»*ct a $'>.(«) e,»ld Ever-Sliarp this would I»- years later, serving one y»*ar, and jrn* r, you fr*-^ w rM, a purchaa« of Ixix atatioiH-ry- to th*- value again elected sani* position at Bend of ♦JOIM j Should you s*-l.-et a alle Ever-Sharp it will lx- given |j convention last summer. Mecretary tret- with a dollar purchase of box stationery. for se\cral years o f M illam ette Val { ley Editorial Ass«K*iation. now the ! Oregon conference, and pr«*sident AN HONEST BARGAIN -GET YOURS NOW. | U n e County Publishers ’ Associa* ; ti«»n e\er since its organization, j {¿»«presented Oregon Edit«»rial Asso Graduation isn’t far o ff and this will offer you the i « in»ion at two sessions o f l»*gislature highest type of merchandise at bargain prices We guarantee and have served as r«*admg cl**rk o f h«»us** for two regular nn«l tw o spr every pencil and every box of paper to lx- perfect. ; cial s«‘ssiuns o f Oregon legislature. 9 ‘ Cottage Grove is only city I [I claimed as residence for period o f three y»*ars at one time during en tire life , and ten years here d«»esn’t s**em as long as three years else where. * “ Grammar *cho«d graduate. II Married. <>l»e w ife, tw o (daughters (T H E M O D E RN P H A R M A C Y ) It e ^ e « q t t ite » li and one »on. Daughters i r g»#«*d HI looking but »on rese mb ir» fa th er.' ” ].u*i Offiee.. 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Regulation Army Rain Coats $1.59 Blankets A Fine Laundry Soap 3c Bar A m ir urev and mixed plaids at $2.39 Genuine superior wool mix at $3.87 Mackinaws Only a few left $6.69 •f2..r>0 value olive drab army khaki outing breeches, special $2.19 B etter W o rk for Less M oney It’s Time to Put Your Car or Tractor in Shape for Spring Work You can your own have the place. work done Anything Phone 18f11 on in re pairing— from cleaning a spark plug to overhauling can be done as ac curately on your farm as in the best equipped of shops. A telephone call will bring the “trouble” car to your aid at any time of the day or night Frank The Kammer Traveling Mechanic