The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, June 08, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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    COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. FRIDAY
PAGE TWO
gene; Mrs. Nina Loos ley, Portland; I
of the heavy legs, without being able
Miss Nanne Heaton, Enterprise, and
to materially widen the outlet.
Mrs. Mabel Merryman.
Forequarters, which are used for
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♦
J Things Other« Thlik and What W«
stews, roasts and shoulder chops. can
The last indoor gathering of the
The Eastern Star will observe it
easily be divided into cuts of any de-
Think ti th« Tniag» Othar» Think
Joker club for the season was the regular monthly entertainment even-
sired weight, and for this reason little
occasion Wednesday night for a ing tonight with a medicine show,
six-o’clock bunquet at the Gray which is guaranteed to be funny Efficiency of Culverts Increased distinction la made in prices between
Some people get tired of being
(ioose, followed b; ►y an evening of enough to cure deep-seated chronic
light and heavy rattles, unless the woraed.
five huudred ut tl he home of Mrs. ailments of every kind. Mrs. W. J.
by Modification.
latter are excessively fat. Furtlier-
Clara Burkholder. Caroline Teatout White ii chairman of the runi-
more, little difficulty Is experienced In A HINT TO MERCHANDISERS
roses were used in attractive table œ it tee.
Borneo ue has truthfully said thut
disposing of the racks when cut Into
decorations for the dinner aud Mrs.
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4>
only u mint cau make money with­
Burkholder also used pink roses and
The women ’ b foreign missionary Opening With Sharp Cornar« Retards rib chops. However, the housewife out advertising. It might be added
who plans to purchase a certain num­ that the mint couldn’t do it if it
Flow of Water—Smooth Entrance
sweet peas at her home later. Host society of the Methodist church
ber of chops for a certain number of didn’t put its competitors in jail.
esses for the occasion were Mrs. met Wednesday afternoon at the
Well Worth Considering
Burkholder, Mrs. Ilina Beager, Mrs. church. At the next meeting of
I>eople dislikes to buy an extra pound
In Building.
H. H. Veatch and Miss Lula Cur the society a package will be made
or more of meat at present prices to
The cost of living is high but it
riu. Besides the members, husbands up fur Ewha Hakfang, Seoul, Korea. (Prepared by the United State« Department provide the requisite number of chops. will cost you nothing to bury your
and friends shared the enjoyable
ot AKrleulture.)
troubles.
This has had the effect of reducing
occasion. Those present were Mr.
Several families enjoyed a picnic
The water-airrying capacity of a
and Mrs. 8. V. Allison, Mr. aid dinner near Divide Sunday after­ culvert pipe can be appreciably in­ somewhat the sale of heavy chops, al­
The small man seldom tries to run
though rot to the extent of causing a
Mrs. A. 8. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. C. noon in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
a bluff.
creased
by
merely
rounding
the
Inlet
material
difference
in
price,
as
chops
K. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Van Wilmer J. Woods, of Albany, week
Denburg, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Le- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. end. according to tests conducted hy are In fairly good demand moat of tb« SAUCE FOR GOOSE SAUCE FOR
the bureau of public roads, United time.
bow, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Veatch, Short.
GANDER
Mrs. O. M. Miller, Miss Belle Burk
States Department of Agrlculúire.
Not Confined to Lambs.
If women should not be per­
holder, M iss Eunice VanDenbuig,
Hostesses for the meeting of the These tests were conducted In the
The tendency toward lighter cuts of mitted to retain the ballot unless
M rs. Clara Burkholder, Miss Lula C< Constellation club
’
Thursday after hydraulic laboratory of the State uni­ meats Is not confined to lamb. As a they use it, the ballot should be
Currin, Mrs. Hina Beager, Williain noon of next week are M rs. 8. V versity of Iowa and Indicate that a
taken away from half the males.
Thum, H. J. 8hinn and 11. A. Hagen. Allison, M rs. A. W. Swanson and comparatively * Inexpensive modfflra- result of the demand from consumers
for lighter cuts, the average weight of
Mrs. A. 8. Powell.
IT CAN ’T BE DONE
tlon In the installation of pipe culverts beef cattle marketed has been tending
Coming as a surprisi* to Cottage
Nothing appears so much out of
will
considerably
Increase
their
effi-
lower for the past several years. Beef place as the woman who seems to
Grove people was the marriage of
Women of the neighborhood gave
Dale W. Cutsforth and Miss Lillian a handkerchief shower for Mrs Roy clency.
producers have recognized this and want you to think she cau carry
Lewis in Portland 8aturday. They Foster before her recent departure
It is a well-known fact that an hnve changed their methods of mar­ herself like a man.
were attended by Mr. nnd Mrs. for Eugene, where the family will opening with sharp corners retards the keting accordingly.
Merritt Eddy, formerly of this city make their home.
The half-baked fellows are often
flow of water. The curved entrance
Apparently the problem for tjie lamb
but now of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
the most easily burned.
*
The 8. T. 8. club met Wednes does not need to he large to be bene- producer Is to determine whether he
Cutsforth left Bunday morning for
a two weeks ’ trip to Los Angeles. day afternoon with M rs. Harold fielal. Simply filling and rounding the will realize the greatest net return by
MANY
WAYS
TO GET SAME
Mr. Cutsforth has been in the sig- Dugan. Yellow puppies made attrae groove at the bell end of a vitrified marketing his lambs at an earlier age
RESULT
nal service of the Bout hern Pacific, ive decoartions. Mrs. Lucila Wei pipe with cement mortar will lncrense and at lighter weights thereby obtafn-
Why is it that coming unexpected­
company for several years and Miss denkeller was an invited guest.
the capacity. The same result can be Ing n higher prlce, or hy producing ly in contact with a sharp corner
L<‘wis was local manager for the
$> $> <$>
secured with nny kind of pipe by plac- heavier lambs nnd trusting to the In­ superinduces profanity! A solution
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Lynx Hollow Society.
lng the end a few Inches back from err sed weight to compensate for the might be offered by saying that the
company until her resignation a
Th*» young people enjoyed a party the face of the hend wall Instead of lower price per pound which he will bump jars the swear words loose if
few days before the wedding. Thoy at the I). P. Caldwell home Satin*
it were not for the fact that the«
setting It flush nnd rounding the con- have to accept.
will make their home in this city.
day night in honor of Ernest Cald
same result can be obtained in
crete
so
as
to
form
a
bell-mouthed
en-
well’s twenty-first birt Inlay anni
other ways. For example, the sud­
tra nee. Such an arrangement 1 r par-
Announcements have been receiv- versnry.
den contact with
tlculnrly effective when the entrance
ed here of the marriage on Bunday,
hammer directed
June 3, of Miss Vera Vee Evans,
The Huntsman family, Mr. nnd to the culvert Is submerged and great-
nearby nail.
«
of Willamina, Ore., nnd Clyde W. M rs. Will. Slater, M rs. A. B. Wol er capnclty Is needed.
«conard, of Cottage Grove. They ford nnd children nnd the Hornee
Anyway Mexico can always plan
From actual tests mnde on a pipe
will be at home in Cottagi* Grove Strong family, of Eugene, enjoyed
on its new president being just as
after June 10.
Miss Evans is a a picnic at the Harvey Strong home flowing full of water It was found that
good as the last one.
*
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. B. H. near Cottage Grove Sunday in honor the bell end of n sewer pipe at the Big Value of Finding Single Sa
Evans, of Willamina, and Mr. of some birthday anni versa ries in entrance Increased the capacity 10
BOOST
FOR LUMBER BUSINESS
perior
Plant.
per cent over that of n pipe of the
L«*onard is a sou of Mr. nnd Mrs. the family.
Luther Burbank has created a
H. J. Leonard, of his city, nnd is
<3> <3* <$►
an mo size with n shnrp-comered en-
berry that weighs an ounce. To put
well and favorably know'll here. The
Hebron Society.
trance. Filling In the bell end nnd
it in the regulation berry boxes
romnnee
romance which culminated in the
Friends nnd neighbors gathered nt rounding to an elliptical shnpe with Department of Agriculture Explorer« would require about three of them.
wedding started
»tarted while the two were t he homi* of M iss Anna Jepson mortar caused an additional (low of 2
Searching Various Parti of World
sttidenis
students nt the University of Ore Thursday n ernoim of Inst week
Some folks really get sore at
for New Varieties Adapted to
gon.
i n honor of Miss Ada Gilcrist, who per cent or 12 per cent more than the
postmaster when they don’t get
Thli Country.
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was married Saturday. A misceliti sharp-cornered entrance. This In­
letters they expect.
Members of the Tuesday Bridge neons shower was a feat ii re of crease In capacity Is due to the elim­
United State« Department
club spent their last afternoon for t he pleasant a fternoon. M iss Gil ination of the cross currents nnd ed- (Prepared by the
Sometimes people lie to you be
of Agriculture.)
the season together this week as c crisi received ninny benntiful pres dfeR set up by a squnre-end entrance.
The rapidity with which a single cause they know you want them to.
guests of Mrs. T. G. Hudtell, a cuts.
Water will enter a pipe culvert In seed or hend of grain reproduces its
luncheon nt the Gray Goose preceil
<$> <$>
STARTING FROM WRONG
greater quantities when guided smooth­ kind and becomes established as a va­
ing an afternoon of bridge at the
Dorena Society.
PREMISE
ly by a rounded entrance than when riety has made possible the great Im­
Hudtell home. A guest for the nf-
Young people of the neighborhood ret arded by eddies.
When
young folks figure that
The
sllght
modl-
ternoon was Mrs. Roy Wright, of enjoyed a picnic around a huge bon-
provement in many of our crops with­ two cun live as cheaply as one, they
Alameda, Calif.
fire near Pot rock Friday evening. fication of a pipe culvert entrance by. in a comparatively short time. The must use he amount they consume
<£<$>«$
merely rounding the Inlet end is well story of the development of Albion gastronomieally while in love as the
Mrs. Oliver Jones entertained a
At last n benefactor of mankind worth while, considering the greater
basis for computation.
few friends of her small daughter and preachers has discovered why capacity obtained and the small ln- oats (Iowa No. 103) from a single
head selected In 1906 emphasizes the
Muriel Tuesday of last week, the people go to sleep in church. In crease In coat of construction
law to punish liars could not
enormous value thut can be attached be A declared
occasion being the little girl’s sev­ harmonious color schemes in the
unconstitutional because
to the finding of a single superior of being class legislation.
enth birthday anniversary. Seven- decorations are declared to be the
teen friends were present to enjoy cause und now no num need be TO INCREASE POTATO YIELD plant that 1ms desired characteristics.
the afternoon. The guest of honor ashamed when his head droops for-
The original selection of a single head
It’i s an appropriate idea to give
received a number of pretty gifts.
ward on his chest. He has an alibi. Gaine of Over Thirty-One Bushels to In the experimental plats at the. Iowa political lame ducks positions on
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And the preacher must needs use
the
waterway» commission.
agricultural experiment station In 1906
the Acre Reported From Ohio
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The ladies aid society of the Pres­ care in the color of his sermons
THE VICIOUSNESS OF BUMOB. deals with a forgetful public. For
was
made
primarily
because
of
the
By
Spraying.
byterian church will meet Wednes that they do not clash with the wall
an advertiser to take his name from
Home people rise by getting in on
whiteness
of
the
grain
as
contrasted
day afternoon of next week in the paper or feminine headgear. Rod
It is proverbial that Dame Rumor public view will eventually result
the ground floor of everything that
with
the
yellow
hulls
of
Kherson,
the
When
the
actual
Increases
In
the
church Parlors with Mrs. C. M. hot sermons should not be delivered
has a busy tongue. To lay all the in loss to him. The history of ad­
comes along.
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Jackson, Mrs. M. M. Wheeler, Mrs. in a church decorated in green. The potato yields of 62 Ohio farmers who variety from which it was selected.
blame on Dame Rumor, however, is vertising and selling proves this
Homer Gnllowtiy nnd M rs. James colors clash. If the color of the sprayed their spuds were checked, The first distribution of seed was EXASPERATING, TO SAY THE unjust and childish, and shows a la­ point. All the momentum gained
Robison as hostesses.
mentable lack of knowledge of from one consistent drive, or even
furnishings has faded the preacher they were found to average 31 bushels mnde to farmers In 1913. Six years
LEAST
must put plenty of carmine into to the acre. This checks pretty closely later, In 1919, the United States De­
Doesn’t it make you mad when things us they are. There are busy several, will reverse itself into n
Mrs. Homer Galloway r was hostess his discourse. A colorless sermon
tongues,
and back of these busy backward motion which is just as
partment of Agriculture estimated you nre sailing up and down the
for the Social Twelve club yester delivered amid colorless surround­ with the experience of 32 others who
room with a squawking infant at tongues are minds thut crave gossip swift. Selling a product is an up­
kept
figures
tn
1921,
averaging
31.6
from
reports
received
In
response
to
day afternoon, having if ns guests ings would soothe n chronic insom­
and sensation.
hill proposition and momentum
bushels to the acre Increuse.
a questionnaire that the variety was 3 a. m. to find that you are on the
Mrs. W.Ilium Frasier J Johnson, Eu niac into a death like trance.
From a bit of thoughtless gossip fades quickly on the grade.
wrong tack.
* * *
According to L. H. Parks, of Ohio grown that year on 1,500,000 acres.
a rumor may evolve which may
The analogy just related is not
State university, the Increase In yield Tests made In 1913 to 1917 by 268
Opportunities seem to coine to overflow a city and be scattered up original. It was made by a great
vnried from none to 97 bushels to the farmers showed the yield of this va those who would succeed without and down a state. Denial not only advertising expert years ago. 1'Z,
Yet,
does not counteract the story but it is worthy
thy of repeating here, for
acre, or from none to 107 per cent. riety to average 4*4 bushels more per them.
• • •
is frequently taken as proof of its some Pacific coast advertisers are
Out of a total of 106 tests only four acre than the varieties commonly
“Tapeworms removed by the truth, and with each repetition the prone to argue that it is possible to
have failed to show an Increase due grown. An Increased production of
details are increased.
reach a state in their sales develop­
to spraying, and 30 of the tests showed 6.750,000 bushels In one year might foot ’ ’ ought to be a good ad for
Why is it that evil gossip travels ment when their prestige is secure.
thus be attributed to the finding of some of these specialists.
gains of over 50 bushels per acre.
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on the wings of the wind, while the
Advertising must be maintained.
In net cash returns these Ohio grow­ this original head and to the recogni­
A woman with a big family ia news of a good deed must crawl The “signs” must be freshly paint
ers had an average increase of $30.28 tion of Its value 13 years before.
usually an optimist—she needs to upon its belly like a worm I Why ed. Otherwise the advertiser and
is it that people will snatch a bit his product will hear the inevitable
per acre.
Plant explorers for the United be.
of salacious scandal, and pass by a indifferent remark from the trade,
The experience of these men also Il­ States Department of Agriculture are
Old Adam nmy have had home good deed heedlessly or with a word “Why, I figured they had gone out
lustrates the Importance of thorough­ searching tn many parts of the world
troubles
but he never had to jaw of unbelief* Who starts evil stories, of business.”
ness.
for new plants that may be adapted to
and why do they gain weight as
“Four applications showed the high­ conditions In this country. Ry going his wife about • her
• • hobble akirti. they travel, like a snowball rolling If by some miracle all the bad
11)
est net gain from spraying," reports to the native home of these plants
• • •
down hill*
could be taken out of men, all but
Mr. Parks. “A distinct relation ap­ where they have thrived for ages it Is
The people of today who read the a few would become mollycoddles
It ia said that if a girl has cold
peared between gain In yield nnd thor­ believed that varieties may be found feet she has a warm heart and vice story of the past quiver with in­ and helpless cripples.
oughness of spraying. To prevent which are naturally resistant to dis­ versa. We know girls who must be dignation at the stories of men who
have been convicted and condemned
hopper burn, which Is a chief alm of eases of various kinds and to unfavor­ troubled with perspiring feet.
• • •
without a hearing. But is not pub­
the spray, the under sides of the able conditions because of their sur­
A person feels pretty lonesome lie readiness to accept and pass
leaves must be thoroughly drenched.
vival through years of adversity.
when all alone in the world, but along an unfounded rumor a con
too many relatives are not desir- viction without evidence* Is not
the one who repeats a tale that
WAR ON MANY INSECT PESTS CROP ROTATION IS FAVORED able.
—
i
blackens the reputation of another
a tyrant and an oppressor* Ia not Declares Taulac Ended Indigestion.
EXCEPTION TO OLD ADAGE.
Control Work Centers About ■ Securing Vast Areas of Run-Down, Weed-In­
It has often been said that you a wild rumor that is permitted to
Parasites Which In Themselves
Restoring Lost Weight and
fested Fields and Half-Starved
can’t get something for nothing, pass from mouth to mouth a lettre
Are Not Harmful.
Cattle Are Seen.
Full Strength.
but the foreign noblemen (*) who de cachet that has the sanction of
marry American heiresses must be every man who passes it on*
Control work against many Insect
Public condemnation is punish­
A lot Is being done to make farmer* the exception that proves the rule.
• • •
“The Taulac treatment has meant
ment’s bitterest element. Open sus­
pests centers about securing Insect realise the value of crop rotation,
You spend years in saving—and picion is practically equal to public health and happiness to me and I
parasite« which In themselves are not pure-bred live stock, and all other
»...
Injurious. In the effort to obtain bene­ profitable undertaking In this line of then some lazy spendthrift comes condemnation. What, then, can be am more than glad to give it my
highest endorsement, for 1 think it
ficial species of parasites to aid. In the business. Yet, as one travels and sees along and induces you to lend your said of the tattlers who by repeat­ is really wonderful,” declared Mrs.
ing a wild rumor keep abve a black
tight against the gttwiy and browntafl the vast areas of run-down, weed-in­ wad to him.
• • •
Jennie
Eisenberg, highly esteemed
suspicion *
moths, the bureau of entomology of fested fields, the half starved, scrubby
resident of 145 Miriam Bt., Daly
Pretty compliments are the only
the United States Department of Ag­ cattle and waste undrained acres. It kind you should pay a woman.
City, Calif., a suburb of Ban Fran-
STOP. LOOK. LISTEN.
cisco.
riculture «ends Its scientific assistants makes a man think hard whether men
“For a long time before I took
to Europe to Import, brood, and colo­ will ever learn.
The person who ia satisfied with
What would you think if a rail-
nise beneficial European parasites of
You settlers, farmers of the states, himself is usually hard to pleaae road company decided to take down Tanlac I was in a terribly run
ail its “atop, look, listen” signs at down, weakened condition, and some
these two insects In thia country. I’nra- take heed lest your soil, everlasting otherwise.
Jays it san just all 1 could do to
the grade crossings,
sill's of the gipsy moth are also ob­ In fertility ns you may think, will be
The man who really wants to get
Your answer ia obvious, “A drag myself around, to say nothing
tained from Japan and shipped here exhausted by the system of soli rob-
ot attempting the housework. My
to the front doesn *t wait for folks most dangerous policy.”
to he propagated and distributed. blng that you may use. For truly, to get out of his way.
Yet, the railroad could argue the appetite was almost down to noth
Other parasites procured tn Japan If you don’t or won’t practice crop
point in this manner: “ Why should mg, and even the little 1 did man
have been found useful In checking rotation, you are nothing more than
RESTRAINING HI8 SORROW.
we keep them up* Those signa were age to eat disagreed with me and I
the Japanese beetle. The last ship a robber of the soil.
A man is not ueeessarily enjoying put up years ago and have been uever relished a bite for months. I
his mother-inlaw's funeral just be there so long that everybody in the kept falling off until I was far
ment of these parasites arrived In
i cause he doesn’t open up the flood community knows that a railroad under wogkt. and my troubles be
December, 1022.
JOIN BETTER-SIRE CRUSADE I gates of his lachrymal glands.
‘‘h”“'
track ia there and that trains pass aHeouidtm?Q
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by regularly. We feel that it is no
PLANNING FOR POTATO CROP Among Numerous Enrollments From A man that can’t be driven to longer necessary for us to pay for "One of my neighbors advised
Beef Steak, ll>
...............
..............
18c
l drink it often easily led into other the upheep
ep of the tigna,
signa, which ia a Z LiTy.‘ie *BnUe ,reBt-
Vermont Was That of Morgan
Beet' Ruasta, Ill
kinds of temptation.
12c
big item, I, beeauae the purpose for she had taken it with very good
Selection and Treatment of Seed
Horae Farm.
•
•
•
Bet Stew a. lb
which they were intended ii accom­ results, so I .„rted on it nght
Should Be Careful to Avoid
8c
away. Aluw.t fri,m the v.ry
People who are born great mostly plished. ’ ’
Varloue
Dieeasee.
The hnreau of animal Industry of the I 'rouldn’t have gotten so any other
Pork Shoulder, 1'hopn and Roasts, lb
16c
The fact of the matter ia, how­ dose 1 began to pt better, and to
rnttcd States Department of Agricul­
I mnl
ever, that the railroad company is d«y I enjoy splendid health and
5 iba., 75c; It) lbs . $1 45
a a *
The selection and treatment of'seed ture recently received In one day en­ I «»y-
Zt
taking even more pains now than have gamed back all
Compound
potatoes should recetve strict atteri rollment blanks from 136 Vermont
5 iba. 65c; 10 Iba. 5125
A soft snap is the worst possible before to keep the public informed aVd^'-l “y ¿IP“** « M
tlon. Each year the potato crop suffers farmer« who have Joined the "better thing for the young man just start of railroad crossings. And ia spite Gist
£7’ f<*
Btron« BnJ weH
from the ravages of such potato dis­ sin's- -better stock" crusade. Among lag out in the world.
of thia, people forget to “look out «hat the housework is ju,t a nlean
•»t
task.
Taulac
i.
P“*?.
ease as htack leg, common scab, dry them was the enrollment of II. H
for the train. ” What would the
Taarne >. for Mlp
rot and black scurf. When selecting Rwae. sutsTlntendent of the United BETTER GET HIS HEAVEN ON result he if no sign were there*
no ’“bntiTute.
In other words, the public is for­ ivTr’-
EARTH.
seed. It Is desirable first of alt to matte States Morvan horse farm near Mid­
As casters womaa lays Rockefel­ getful. Impressions of today are liver 3. million bottles sold.
sure that It comes from clean nonrere dlebury. Vt. who enrolled 228 head of
A bushel of dlaease-frve (»otat'a's horses, cattle, sheep and chickens All ler lives among the clouds. There lost tomorrow. The only way to
FRANK SAFLEY. PROP.
Tanke Vegetable Pilli are na
maintain an idea ia by constant re­
grown on clean land has » decided of this atoch 1« bred exclusively to are maay who think he'd better iteration.
get all the living among the cloud«
value over seed which la of uucertaln purebred siren, this being a raquli*' he can while he’• on earth.
In like manner, the advertiser
arlgta.
*«nt for enrollment
ROUNDED INLET WILL
HELP PIPE CAPACITY
SOCIETY
C
¡THINGS WE THINK
RAPID REPRODUCTION
GREAT CROP FACTOR
*
ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
il e a i)
And
Guy.”
a
Daly City Lady
Gives Evidence
SPECIALS for SATURDAY
C1IY M EAT M ARKET
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