th«» 44old b o y «* ' p iv t, or offered to
'g iv i», who»» th«* rou h try was in tinnger
o f bring rout asunder. Thon* nro but
tovi o|iportu u iti('s loft to show thoiu
A Weekly Newspaper With Pleuty
this honor. Tin?» umy In tlu* only timo
of Hackboue
till«* o f thorn
that it can lx- '•how i. to
Elbert Bede aud Elbert Suiith Publisher* ! Tho runks umy I h * thinnor next year.
l«**t ’s uutko it a roui ovation this
Klbert B ed e .................... ........ — ..Editor
yoar.
A finit i kx> pubhcatiou outorod ut Cot
ngv üruvü, Uro., a» secoud cluse mutter
The Senünel
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ADMISSION OF IGNORANCE
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On the 4th o f March. 192d, \V. C.
Hawley will have served I*» "years m
congress and during that tune he will
have drawn in salary, mileage, clerk
hire and perquisites a In tut $200,900 ot
the taxpayers’ money Yet on last Sat
urday at a meeting o f about 200 tax
payers at New berg, w hen the chair
mail o f the meeting requested all who
knew tin name o f th** congressman
from th** first congressioiml district ot
Oregitn to hold up their hands, only 10
responded. Have th»* taxpayers o f the
first congressional district had value
received 1 — Producers Call.
The above quotation was used in the
recent campaign as uu argument that
Norkdad should replace Hawley in con
g/e^>. Norkdad i> keen, energetic, in
telligeut and on the square and we art
surprised that he would |**riuit the use
o f that kind o f campaign material
The fneis related, if they are facts,
are more an arraign merit o f the tax
payers o f Newberg than o f ( ’ongress
man Hawley
It i- almost unbelievable that there
could be 190 taxpayer* in th»* entire
state o f Oregon who «1*» not know th*
names o f all their congressmen. I f they
do not, they are adm itting an igno
ranee which d*n»> not become u tax
paver.
I f they do not, th** fault is theirs,
not that o f the congressmen.
It they d«> not, they are showing a
lack o f interest in affairs politic that
bodes ill for our sovereign slat»*.
I f they do not, they do not read the
uewapapers.
I f 190 taxpayers at Newberg did not
know the name o f their congressman,
whom they have been electing «»very
two years, the chances are that they
do not now rentemlier the names *»f tin-
two estimable gentlemen who were his
opponents in the recent election. They
seemed to remember Hawley better
when they went to the polls.
Congressman Hawley may not b* ■
making the show that Norblad would
at Washington, and th«* voters o f the
first district have decided that whether
Norblad would make a better congress
man shall remain for the present a
mooted question, but he h:i^ not been
so much o f a do nothing that any rest
dent o f his district has any excuse
whatever for not knowing his name.
Tlu* admission by the New berg lax
payers that they did not know their
congressman > name was an admission
that they had taken no interest even
in the present campaign. I f Hawley
. t . H s nothing to be worth mentioning,
at least there has b»***ii enough eriti
eism o f him to inform every voter as
to his name.
Tin* idea that only 19 taxpayers in
209 knew th«* name «if their congres.-
man is campaign bunk pure and sim
pie. or «-Is«- Oregon has noire ignorant
and disinterested vot«»rs than Tin S**n
tinel thinks it has. It is poor stu ff to
b. {»M iditug around in a campaign.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
SOMETHING TOR NOTHING
Medfnnl will heroine a prmtofflee of
the first clan* July t
Leonard J Otis has been appointed
postmaster at (lallre. Josephine eoua
ty.
J \V. Draper of Dolton has the first
F R ID A Y , M A Y 26, 1922
rose blossoms grown out of door« In
Clackamas county this season.
O N L Y A L I T T L E FOR MUCH
The Klamath Irrigation
project
It is noticeable that as tho rank" of
carrying a $7tHi.000 appropriation for
the i* A, K have become thinner the
1923. has been approved by house and
number who have stopped their labors
senate conferees.
and pleasures on Memonul day to do
the “ old b oys’ ’ honor have become
A site 250 by l ' ihi feet lias been pur
tewer. Audiences ut patriotic exorcises
chased by the Astoria Hospital asso-
on Memorial day are composed largely
elation, upon which a Jlun.oito build
of women and children
Seldom are
ing will he erected
more than a do/on men. outside o f the
’ old b oy s” themselves, present at tin
At a recent special election In
church exercises held on that day.
W e have selected Mag-1 ¿at* for this feature because it is a very
Aurora citizens voted In favor of pur
At a recent meeting o f the li. A. K.
chasing
n
three-acre
grove
adjoining
post the “ old b oys” themselves limit
hi.uh class toilet necessity. It contains milk of magnesia whw-h, as
the town for a city park
ed the number of Memorial days they
may hope to see at three, although a
A number of fires on patented land
few were more optimistic aud if they
every dentist knows, is the best corrective of acid month— the princi
within the boundaries of the Siusluw
were as young physically as they are
national forest have been reported
ill spirit there would be no end to the
pal cause ot* tooth decay.
during the lust two weeks.
number of years they might yet hope
to be w ith us.
Livestock and agricultural burns
This statement by the “ old b oys”
were mude in Oregon to the extent
fired the hearts of the younger ones
M a g -l a c Tooth Paste correct' acid mouth and thus prolongs tin-
of ItitPi.ooo from .Maj 15 to May 17
who have charge o f the exorcises this
by the war finance corporation
year aud an e ffo rt i- being made to
make the observation of the day the
life and beauty of 'four teeth. It also cleans and polishes, besides hav
Oregon Agricultural college, with
most largely attended of any in recent
77U points, won the dual track meet
years. In this they should have the co
ing a most pleasant taste. W e know that once you use it, it will al-
with Washington State college at Dull
operation o f every citizen o f the city.
man.
Washington State made 53V.-
The “ old b oys” ask httl*
Their
wavs he vour choice. Come and get vours.
wants are few aud none in Cottage
points.
Grove are in want o f any kind, but
The conferees on the Indian bill
nothiug would make them happier,
have agreed to an appropriation of
nothing would make their step lighter,
*50,000 for the construction of a boys'
nothing would make their fading years
more pleasant than a real ovation on
dormitory at Chemawa Indian school.
thi*< Memorial day, to he shown in n
Salem.
monster attendance at nil exercises o f
Bids for the construction of approx:
the day.
mutely 50 miles of road and four
This is reallv little in return for all
bridges will be considered at a meet
ing of the state highway commisaion
in Portland May 31
J)
At the annual meeting of the Ore
gon Co-operative Hay Growers at
Hermiston the manager reported that
Farmers are interested in good road
A mixture o f «yadpatby, tenderne»»
during the year the organization hud and love is th** only salve that will in order to get their stu ff to town
Merchants an* interested in good roads
lieu I a broken heart.
handled 10.458 tons of hay.
Learn the CaUHe of Dally Woe« and
in order that the farmer nmy huul
• • •
Elmer Smith, 38 years old, of Baker
End Them.
stu
ff
uw.«\
from
town.
You ran ahyays beat the uiun who
was injured fatally while blasting
• • •
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stumps for the new railroad being wants to stab you in th«* back, dust
When the back uchcs and throbs.
A scientist «la mis that lunburger
K«*
*|
»
looking
him
in
th«*
eye.
When housework is torture,
built by the llaker White Pine Luni
ch«»«*se makes brains. The fellow with
• * •
When night brings no rest or sleep,
Strained, tired eyes
her company near McEwnn.
that kind o f a bruin couldn't get his
When urinary disorders set m,
A ll advocate brotherly love for their
affect your health.
Weather conditions robbed the en
printed thoughts transmitted through 1
i W om en’ h lot is a weary one.
Our Glasses relieve
tire lower Hood Kiver valley o f apple neighbors.
the
mails.
• • •
Doan's Kidney Fills are for weak
the strain correctly
blooms for lust Sunday's festival and
kidneys.
Most o f us are w illing to In* super
the thousands of visitors had to motor st it intis if that w ill make the ghost
i
Have proved their worth m Cottage
to the upper and middle valleys.
Grove.
walk.
Why kick alniut letting a woman be
This is one Cottage Grove woniuu’s
Six destroyers, comprising destroy
Z 1 1 M M « ‘ li
the whole thing at the wedding— it V er division 31 of the Pacific fleet,
AUCTIONEER
test iniouy:
ttfcl WILLAMETTE ST
ELJGENf 0*£
her last opportunity.
Mrs. W. S. McCaleb, 747 N. Second
have been ordered to Portland, on the j
Will sell your farm, stock, im Ht., says: 441 had weak kidney* and
occasion
of
the
nnnunl
Rome
Festival,
plements, machinery, household suffered with inflammation o f the
A few more wars ought to bring
June 20. 21. 22. 23. It is announced.
goods, autos and merchandise. bludder and also was nervous and bo
about peace.
Pioneers from all sections of the
My price, is right. Will go any came run down and languid. 1 had no
N o n e e d o f K n ife
m> pain— continue work.
A ik to •**< Ok-o-nic P ile Treatment.
state will be :n Portland for the 50th
where, any time. Inquire at energy and often neglected my house
reunion to he held under the auspices
work. The notion o f my kidneys win
City Transfer, phone 99.
too frequent until 1 used D oan’s Kid
of the Oregon Pioneer association a*
ney Fills fur these attacks. They soon
th e public auditorium Thursday, June
hel|M*d no* nad I felt stronger and bet
15.
ter in every way. My energy was r»*
R H. Thomas, clerk of school dis-
stored and I was fret* from the tired
trirt No. 1, Multnomah county, was j
fe elin g.4 4
elected president of the National Asso- !
Price 60c, at all dealers. D on 't sim
eiation of Public School Business Of- ,
ply ask for a kidney remedy— ge
Hauling and Dray ing
D oan’s Kidney Fills— the sum«» tliu
ficials, in convention at Atlantic C ity ,1
PIAN O MOVING A SPE C IALTY
Mrs. MeCaleb had Foster Milburu Co.,
N. J
WOOD SOLD AND DELIVERED
Woodson Garape, 1 ‘hone 27.
Mfrs., B uffalo, N. Y.
m l9 29
William C Coffman, who at the age
After garage closes, phone res
of 15 drove an ox team across the
Office In Spray Brick
I f you have an item o f u «» wm , phono
Naur 8 P. Depot
PHONE 9«
plains to the Oregon country, where
idence, 118-L.
it to The Hentinel; uiimber 159 J.
t’
he had lived most of the time since,
is dead at W olf Creek
He was 84
years old.
“'S
The Oregon publir service rornmis
sion has been advised that the
Southern Puclfic company has granted
a reduction of approximately 111 per i
rent In Its rates for transportation
of logs on its Tillamook branch.
An order for 150,000 yards of woolen
material for the Ford Motor company
of Detroit, Mich., to tie used in cars
of its manufacture has been booked
by the Portland Woolen mills on a
contract aggregating close to *250,-
000.
Dr L. O. Howard, chief of the U n i-1
ted States bureau of entomology at ;
Before she goes, take her picture with your
Washington, reputed the world's most
noted entomologist has arrived at I
Klamath Falls to inspect progress of ,
the campaign to exterminate the
western pine bettle.
Between 25 and 30 Southern Paclfc
W ith a Kodak it’s easy to make the kind of
ticket agents from stations in the
upper Willamette valley attended a
pictures you want when you want them.
school of instruction conducted at the
Eugene chamber of commerce by J.
W VII gladly show you Kodaks and how simple it is
A. Ormandy, assistant general pas
to make first-class pictures the Kodak way. Just stop
senger agent of the company.
at our Kodak counter— there is plenty- to interest
Production for the 132 mills report- !
you here.
log to the West Coast Lumbermen's
association during the last week was
Autographic Kodaks from $k).$0 up
1 per cent above normal
New busl- |
Brownies frr>m $ 2 .0 0 up
nous for the week was 13 per cant j
above production and shipments were
A l l the Eastman Accessories
10 per cent below new business.
The world war veterans state aid
commission has no authority under
the law to consider moral risk In
the case of ex-service men who have
made applications for loans, but must
base these loans on the full 75 per
cent of the appraised value of the
property offered as security.
This
wa* the decision handed down at
T K * ^ r r c c S E Star*
Salem by Judge G G. Bingham and
Perry Kelly of the Marlon county cir
cuit court
Mom bo r of
National Editorial Association
Oregon State Editorial Association
Oregon Newspaper Conference
lau«* Couiity Publishers ’ Association
SfiermanW Monili/
Purchase 1 Tube Mag-Lac
Tooth Paste
and get one large tube free
The White Pharmacy
Weak, Weary Women
¡
C. O. D eV ere
* Legal Guarantee G ive m ^
Prize contest tickets with each dollar purchase
Kem’s, the Rexall Store
J I T N E Y ££ City Transfer
Ralph Chestnut
Surplus A rm y Store
KODAK
See Us for Graduation Gifts
K e r n ’s for D r u g s
A good friendly vacuum flask or thermos
bottle, special at___________________
Reclaimed shirts 35c, reclaimed breeches $1.25
BARGAINS
EVERY
DAY
— and don’t forget our prices on tents and camping equipment are right.