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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1922)
The Sentinel ] ▲ *' With Plenty o f Backbone L .i«rn b ra r kiiU i i i w n sou th P u b l i e r » L iberi f i * k ------------------------------------L d iior A firmi c i * « publication enterra *1 Cot tage Gruvtt, ur*., a* *ecoud claa* matter La»: Main Of fica. B L B B C L liU lo N L A T L 8 jrca i......4 - - ^ i Three * u u ; U U>. it , n th *._ 1.16 Btagle cop y -------- 6c Member o f N ational M ditenai A jmh > ci * : ton Oregon State L ù itu n ai Aaaociatiou O ra fo * Newspaper Confermare L **e County Pubi*»kero ’ A**oeiaUoa FU£»AT, JUXK h, Itt! SH ALL TH E PKXMAJtY OCT tem. Under the primaries randnlatea I are absolutely dependent uja»n the a«i " * vertisiug roluaius and news columns o f the papers. A candidate who can not get II ohunn* o f the State 1 »Tee o f i barge ba> liV.lt chum« of w.i. '■ mug Utgh OlllCt The tuan who has bceu able for year» to get into the news column* aud j who is able to do th> same thing dur . *ug a campaign has, under the primary ] system, what is better than a huge I > umpaign fund. This was deitionstrated iu the recent gubernatorial vac*. T o adopt uiiy method o f reaching the voters that ehmaiHtt^* the newspaper» is too expensive for consideration by any except the wealthy when any great uumWr o f voter* mu>t be reached. While it i> reasonably certain th»t *omelhiM£ is going to l>e doue to the primary system, uo longer held sacred, it is uot at. all certain that there is to be a return to rhe old convention *ys tem. The Sentinel does uot view with alarm the return to something similar to the system that existed years ago. tor condition* now are differen t and the convention system could not exist with its old faults a portion o f the 1 1 iu*- that the primary system has w ithstood th» assaults o f its cnticixers. I 3 Big Carloads of FRUIT JARS, and Ju st A rriv e d at G R A Y ’S C A S H A N D C A R R Y Marion and Lane county republican county central committee©, in suggest in»; a ouh L i ication o i the primary taw, or ibr com pirle cllUtiiUitlUb ot the pn mane©, and a partial or com plete re turn to the cun\ m tu m system . are suinpty gi\ voice to a sentiment that u headway over the en tire conut rv The cry' tor a reduction in the tax rate fiv e * impetus to the movement to do away with the primary. There ar* T' mìi OdMr, Ttak m i WS»! W« a great mai.;> a ho dislike tampering I» <k « D m Tv**, OtiMn Ila » With the primary who are willing to rake a chance on doing without it in Juu< lit» are >u order to eliminate :ht added biennial expense. Frequently the expense run? a> high a? a dollar for every vote cast. StiuUi<u uuuiicii piviiit* w ill wailc m A lot o i the votes cast are not worth tu deep ' ukj 1 Without the l n » t fear that much. • • • Those w ith aspirations for h ^ h o f fice are particularly opposed to the A Pittsburg hen has laid a f iv e yolk expensive primary system. Thus« with out independent means cannot aspire egg. ivU in'iit hi.? li. do something t' • • ♦ rc any o ffic e in a large district. It is probable that there was spent Tht vain person merely expresses in the interests of several o f the re wha: every person th.nks about Lain cent candidates for governor sum? j ^ ranging from $3*000 to $5.00ti. Cottage I Grove has a number of men who might A * ‘ sucker H>lUr!.Uii * finds it hard fill quite acceptably, we w ill any. the ] c-ffiee o f state treasurer. A change in j 1 keep his head abovc water. that o ffic e »? needed, but how many ’ art there in Cottage Grove capable of , It N not always what other* know fillin g the o ffic e who could a ffo r d to I .» about v u » us that bothers mi so much as »peud * year * »wikry tryu*- to get the — L i ii*g to keep te e l * ,crct many things jo b t ourselves. • that wt Ther^ are in the Cottage G rove se * n on a number o f men capable o f fill ^ btL a -'a© ^ kt pi tu hot water m g the o ffic e o f county commissioner. wfco would mak better commissioners ! by iht authorities, it is natural thaï than many who have held the position. h>- shuuid beeorn* nar<l bulled. H w many o f the-^ are there w h could a ffo rd to spend a thousand dollars ¿u A woman to make a hit on the stage tune and money in gett.ng the jo b ? has gut to wear the clothes uf a prin The poor man had some chance to c e - — or none at all w orth m entioning sa tisfy political am bition- under th - old convention system. Under the pri A step-mother never does make an mary system he has none. Isolated see tions o f The county, sections with a extraordinary' hit with the relatives o f small part o f the population, were her step children. * cared fo r under the old convention rv-iTeni Under the primary -sy- em tn There would be people at the ©rf»ce* go usually to the center- of top if it wa»n si to sLdt (jack the votin g population. It can n.»t b- otherwise The newspapers may be reasonably A maL so onery that he. can en joy expected to oppose a return to th» convention system, fo r th»- primary -y« nis ow n cooking ought to have to eat tem is a source o f considerable profit it. • • • tc them and give- them p wer th»-v The crooks and grafters fin d soin»- can not hold under the convention ?vs- way to circum vent every er*»ok proof and grafter proof law put on the stat- d«- mueh business if they rated their those who have them would le- willing risks by the same method ns fire in- to give them back to be able to enjoy ute book». ? urn nee companies. i them. Eugene Cottage Grove Springfield Lebanon PRICES ARE LOWER THIS YEAR GRAY BOUGHT ON THE LOWEST MARKET AND IN ADDITION RECEIVED ADVANTAGE OF A CUT IN FREIGHT RATES HINGS WE THINK Economy Jars • » E Z Seal Jars Mason Jars Ihnts, per dozen $1.03 The latest style for sure and $1.19 easy cunning. See them here. $1.53 Quarts, per dozen $1.15 Mason zinc caps, dozen 29c Pints, per dozen Half gallons, per dozen $1.79 Rubbers, extra heavy, good Quarts, per dozen ...$1.35 Economy caps, per dozen 33c qualitv, 3 dozen 25c Half gallons, per dozen $1.75 $1.29 Quarts, per dozen $1.44 Half gallons, per dozen Pints. i*er dozen Onions Just received a shipment. New crop, fancy, best flavored; the lb 6c ' N B. C. Crackers Bulk sodas II»., 15c; 31 o-lb. caddies, 49c Bulk grahams lb.. 18c; 5-lb. caddies, 85c Feed Shelled Walnuts Commodity <fiop is cheaper than mill run; excellent feed; While they last we will sell sack, 80s $1.45 These nul> of excellent quality Shorts. Nis. s;o-k $1.65 Barley, Tos, sack $1.60 50c 11». Kerr egg producer, 1,M»> $2.70 Home Grogn Berries received Daily. All Kinds Fresh Vegetables, lemons, the dozen, 4”»c BRING IN YOUR EGGS PREMIUM PAID for ALL WHITE O UR PREVENT $ WRINKLES No straining or mg if wé fit your glasses— C ouifort accuracy assured. W hisky probably g»*e> to the head because that is where thoee who drink mui’b o f it ha - e th* must room for it A plum bing firm recently New York. Big business ge- once in aw h ik . failed in No one ever gets so tired that he Lumped J can t uiake the e ffo rt required to pend a little money. A W oman ikely to th*nk it too * vote j I f you have never been struck fo r a -iudd**ti when the ballot say? loan you c a n ’t realize how plea*aut it * ye© * or * no. ’ ’ • • * is M ia etia e- not to have a jitn ey in The only reason amne w*»m*-n d o n ’t * your jeans. wear the trouser- is because o f their 1 inborn modesty. • • • The w olf does* "* waste mu» h time arnuuii t L*- house o f th*- man who is away from horn* holding down a job . Th»- fellow who can get up a fare i-u.ut that w ill stand sun and rain may name his ow n price. • • • Bom »-time- a buy i> too much o f a boy, but even that l? better than l*eing One reason so f e w respuetabb- |**-ople lo o much o f a g«r!. • • • • get ek*et»*d to o ffic e t? b tftllM a man i A mother who ha* never b»-* n a boy j ca n 't go through a eampaign without h* m g considerable o f tu> respectabil eat- n«*t und»-r>tand why all th»- devil *ry in tn»» fam ily *eem- to break out in ity. • • • the only son. L ife insurance compitai** w ou ld n ’t | It easts money to get m arried; i‘ c«jr*t« m oney to be married; and it e o » t ; more usually to get unmarried. • • • | § fici M oodu oixwi. Lament s # * # A daily dispatch speaks o f an Ir»-h man who has mad« an unusual sucre*? •f farm ing in one o f the I»akotas. We GET OUR PRICE ON SUGAR BEFORE BUYING presume tb*- im portance o f thi item is man. Jobs on the police force w ill be that it tends to prove that <>m« Irish ut a premium. men are not serving on the police force. A St I .oui? woman nays »he »hot her husband " j u s t fo r f u n .’ * Hhe made a In several larg*- cities polnvm en ha v e hit with her humor, all right. • • • • f,- .\ r , v i gowus and to arcom pany to the police A l^ondoti médirai jou rn al »ays that ull women dis«over«d wearing it hu« been proved that those who talk only a diaphaaou-. filmy sub-tan«e to th»- most live the lon gest—and yet ¡h id e th»-ir Lmbs from th»- gaze of j women seldom get ov e r 1!5. Railroad Travel Costs are Oown To San Francisco and Eastern Cities Via The Scenic Shasta Route k • • • 2 5 % Saving to San Francisco and Return keep up the reputation o f th* old town — but *uy, if that egg should ever be com e overripe a graft expo-ure smell would never be noticed. . . . Room Needs A policeman ha» a r r e t e d * w«»aian for flirtin g with him. What kind of men have we got on the police farce tb»*s* days, anw w ay? • • • ffort 9 th e comfort ami pleasure of your bath. SOAPS. BRUSHES. SPONGES TALCUMS, ETC. :t* r use. and promotes vigorous health. East Through California V «u may i isit San Franciaro. Lne Angeles and San liiego. wonder cities of tie Pacific <-oa^; California s Charm,ng Seashore and Mountain Resort. Huee National Parks and scores of inviting pleasure places SWING LAST THIS WAV AND SEE MORE OF THE I 1 / old motk*>r E ve could a p p « » in New York w eietT at thi.« day, »he would n i l a * bubce of U-iug kicked out by the * * 4110 ’ ’ /o r being over dreased. • • • If older people a cre scolded a* a* ■ hiidren for d ng th»- very t h i , *fc. r would grt di*|(u.l«d Id». V - u t b ’s buoyant «p in t rise. t b » v , th . »‘ b u ff • • • T V t i ’* » rieht w » t to do thi»(;. but th* •• who h .-ita te th in e!1 l» r f<^r they n r. n**t • b n th . ri(fht wny a r . n ’t goin g , .r y /nr. Are the lowest in years $6.00 $7.00 Kern's for Drugs • • • •I W h .l. port r f th . w orld >s longing /o r luxuries it soutd en joy, b o n y o f # t For sale date, and other particular, ask agents Plan now to make trip, this summer and take advantage of great reductions in railroad fare. muck an* witb w us .v e r y to do dom e to get S A Round Trip Fares T o Portland I f folk* only tiio l a» much trouble 1 to «land well it tbe eye» o f h earea ae they do to stand well la the eye* o f the world, preacher» would be ooaaees »ary. • • • best . Cost much less this year I f only tb«- good w.-i. to tn i-h bigh<-r ■uoralit thi.- old w orld would k I t > bod w ar. • • • 4 Ì Final limit Julv 31st Final limit July 2Uth Summer Tourist Fares A C hicago pastor recently •hieinwd |' ‘ Th»- Bov *n Sunday Hrh♦»^L, ' l>on *t worry about that kind o f a boy. Take up the other kind. * • • K lenzo Massage Bath Spray We recommend it as a Bath Spray ever made. Sal*-« dates June 3 to 13 mel Shies dates June 15 to 20 mel f For tare., reservations, train schedule., transit limits rtooover p m liege* or beautiful folder, inquire of agent«. Southern Pacific Lines jn eJ i ft lb JOHN 11. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent