The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 21, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINE!., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923
PAGE FOUR
made by The Sentinel has been ful­ not, but if Pierce is not allowed to j
filled. Pieree has proved the weak hold tho reins for four years, a
A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty est governor the state has had dur large proportion of people will be­
of Backbone
ing the time the editor of The lieve that he did not huve full op­
Sentinel has been a resident of portunity to keep his promise. Let
.Publishers
Bede 4 Smith
By his vacillating policies him have four years in which to
___ Editor
Elbert Bede__
made enemies almost as rap­ prove that his promises were only
A first-class publication entered at idly as he made votes by his tear­ superheated atmosphere and put a
Cottage Grove as second class matter ful oratory and fulsome preelection quietus on this talk about getting
promises. Compared to the splendid more out of our government and
Business Office_____ 55 North Sixth business administration of his prede­ paying less for it. Tremendous re
cessor his record is pitiful
ductions in taxes can not come until
Now the attempt is being made we are willing to do away with the
SUBSCRIPTION BATES
One year___>2.25 I Three months 65c to invoke the recall against him. things for which our tax money
Six months. 1.16 | Single copy— 5c Pierce is lying in his own bed. He pays. Four years of Fierce will
has trained with the radical clement prove that to the satisfaction of all.
Member of
who demand that the recall be in­
To recall a governor would be a
National Editorial Association
voked against public officials who blot upon the fair escutcheon of the
Oregon State Editorial Association do not step to suit them. He has state. The recall was never intend­
Oregon Newspaper Conference
Lane County Publishers ’ Association trained with the element who have ed to be used for the purpose that
in the past damned without reason those who would recall Pierce would
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, .923 public officials who were giving of invoke it. To invoke the rceall is
their best in the service of the tantamount to charging graft and
state. Ho has personally launched corruption. I.et Us not have to
A NOBLE DOCUMENT.
vicious attacks against public men shamefully hang our heads before
of high character, notably tho for­ the other states of our union.
This is constitution week through­ mer membors of the highway com
To invoke the recall against
out tho United Status.
mission. Now he is the victim of Pierce would be unfair, it would be
With the tendency towards law­ the same tactics which he himself contrary to American ideals of gov­
lessness that prevails, with the tea in the past has employed. He is the ernment, it would be a dastardly
Cotton sheet blankets with genuine combed nap finish, priced $1.95 to $3.75
deucy that prevails to defamo our victim of the same kind of unjusti­ stab in the back, it would be child
government and our public officials, fiable vituperation that he in the ish. We have prescribed our medi­
Pretty plaid Woolnap blankets, priced................. —............... „.$4.50 to $5.50
with the tendency that prevails to past has launched against others.
cine. Now let us take it.
give little attention to public af­
Hero we have a splendid example
3iX>-pound khaki all-wool army blanket, double bed size, each—......... $3.50
fairs uatil something happens that of chickens coming home to roost.
A man’s enemies keep him on his
does not suit us, it is well to study Pierce’s actions and conduct in the guard—his, friends throw him off.
Pure wool warp and filling scotch plaid blanket, full double bed size $11.50
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this document that is the founda­ past have invited exactly what ha»
tion of the greatest government befallen him but, notwithstanding
WRINGING MUSIC BEST
Pure wool warp and filling, both plaid and striped border blankets, each
upon
God ' ’s green all this, The Sentinel does not favor
ever founded
'
’
.
A well known organ company will
at
...................... . ................................ .. .......................................... $9.50 to $14.50
footstool. It is well to learn what the recall
hereafter make washing machines
our duties are under that consti­
Why not! Didn’t we oppose him as well as organs. It should have
tution if we would enjoy tho lib- in the election! Aren’t wo dissat­ started this mueh sooner and sold
erties which it guarantees to UB. isfied with his conduct of his high washing machines in a number
office!
places where it sold the musical
True enough, but—
st foments.
It ’s un ill wind that blows no­
Those
who
elected
Pierce
did
so
body g< ¡ood. Tho catastrophe in
Woman proposes to man—that
Japnn hi las put a quietus on this with their eyes open and they did
buncombe about Japan making so despite the fact that they were do certain things, and he goes and
preparations for war with the fully informed as to exactly what doos them.
to expect. Pierce is exactly the
United Statos.
same kind of a man that he was
Some self made men look liko it.
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when he was elected.
RECALLING A GOVERNOR.
Ho is not charged with crooked­
Tho stork is the only bird that
WORSTED COAT SWEATERS
COAT SWEATERS FOR MEN
ness or corruption in office.
is found in all climes at all times
FOR BOYS
Tlie Sentinel was on» of the pa­
While it may not seem possible, of the year.
No outer garment is so handy and con­
pers which gavo advance informa­ we believe ho is doing hiB duty as
The school boy, and even small brother
venient
for
wear
in
cold
snappy
weather
tion to tho people as to exactly ho sees it.
Some folks covet another’s faults.
who must wait, a year or two to begin
as a “button-up” coat sweater—for bus­
what kind of a governor Pierce
If all this is true, there is not
school life, will find no trouble in being
iness wear, for street wear, for work of
would make. Tho Sentinel stated the slightest reason for invoking
fitted in one of these attractive coat
many times that ho could never tho recall. The peoplo got what
every kind. Coat sweater» are easily and
oven so much as begin to keep his they wanted. They indicated that
sweaters for we have provided a com­
quickly put on, fit snug and are not in
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campaign promises. Tho Sentinel they wanted Pierce to servo for
plete range of sizes. Conte today m 1
your way. Wo show them here in a wide
(Concluded from proceding page.)
repeatedly stated that Pierce’s im­ four years. If ho is the same man
have a try on.
range
of
styles
and
colors.
plied promiso of a 50 per cent re­ that he was when elected, if he is inook, son of Mrs. A. E. Phelps,
Price range.............................$2.50 and up
duction in taxation was the cheap­ doing tho
the best that he cun, he is both former residents of this city.
Priced.—................................. $2.50 to $8.50
est kind of clap trap to get into entitled to serve out his four years. It was held September 17 at the
SLIP-OVER SPORT SWEATERS
office on.
homo of the bride. The couple, who
Hero is another phase:
SLIP-OVER SPORT SWEATERS
FOR BOYS
Notwithstanding that the people
A large proportion of tho peoplo were on their way to las Angeles,
FOR MEN
Here they are boys—slip-over sweaters
had this information, they elected believed that Pierco could keep his where they will spend a few weeks,
1’iorce by a tremendous majority. promise and reduce taxes 50 per spent Tuesday night at the home of
that will hold when the other fellow
Jiuit slip into one of these new slip-over
Since tlinl time every prediction cent. They wore told that ho could Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Randall. Mr.
pulls, and the same handsome styles that
sweaters
and
feel
the
chill
vanish
at
mid Mrs. Phelps are planning to
the big fellows wear! Some are V-neck,
once! You can be fitted in them here in
stop here about October 1 on their
others with roll collar or turn-down “tur­
way homo. Mr. Phelps is a brother
plain solid colors or handsome contrast­
of Miss Ruth Phelps, teacher in the
tle-neck” style. We surely will be pleased
ing colors—and purest, worsted wool if
grades here. Mr. and Mrs. Phelps
to show them to you.
you
want
tho
best.
will be at homo at Tillamook after
...$3.25 and up
$3.75
to
$12
Price range.
Priced
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October 15.
<3> <» <8>
T. Alvin Fuson and Miss Marga­
ret Higgins, both of this city, wore
married Septembor 19 at tho home
of Rev, J. E. Carlson, who offi­
ciated. Charles Fuson, brother of
the groom, and Miss Alma Sears,
friend of tho bride, attended the
couple. Only
— "
relatives and close
friends wero present.
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Tho Indios’ nid society of tho
Methodist church met Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlors with
Lizzie Ogden, visitod over Sunday recently with the VV.
Renno several others left the first of the
Mrs. Orpah Bensoa, Mrs. D. C. Bos­
night at the J. I.. Queen home in family.
| week to attend the roundup at Pen-
ley, Mrs. H. W. Mason and Miss
Mrs. Wm. Campbell
Cottage Grove.
Mrs. dleton.
Grneo Blackwell as hostesses. A <$,-----------------——-—————
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell Huntsman have gone to the Scar-
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business meeting was held and the
SAGINAW.
camo up from Marshfield Sunday trough prune yards.
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following officers were elected:
“LITE-FOOT"
Miss
Melthn
Pentico
and visited with tho J. F. Adney
and Miss
President, Miss Grace Blackwell;
(Special to The Sentinel.)
family. Myrtle Adney returned to Vena Caldwell are attending high
Powdered
vice president, Mrs. 8. L. Mackin;
Sept. 18.—Mrs. l.izzie Ogden, of Marshfield with them.
school in Cottage Grove.
secretary, Mrs. Albert Woodard; Myrtle Creek, arrived Saturday to
DANCE FLOOR
Mrs. A. S. Walkley, of Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bennett and
treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Hognto. visit with her aunt, Mrs. C. C. is visiting at the home of her son son visited over the week end at
WAX
About thirty members wore present. Moody,
Moody accompanied Clino Walkley.
the Fisher home.
Gives smooth, glid­
After the business meeting, the re­ her to
Saturday to spend
Mrs.
A.
E.
Scott
and
Miss
Etta
The
John
Samson
family
and
Mr.
Eastman Film»—direct from the factory are al­
ing finish to hard
mainder of the afternoon was spent the day
Mr, and Mrs. K. B. Scott, of Eugene, were in this vicin­ and Mrs. Marion Lebow are on a
or soft-wood floors.
ways fresh and dependable.
socially. Dainty refreshments wore Moody.
Sunday.
camping trip in eastern Oregon.
ity ~
NO ACID. GREASE
served.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Knight returned*
Mrs. Aubrey Wolford and Mrs D.
OH DUST.
Let Us Do Your Developing and Printing
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W ho
Thursday from Chico, Calif., where
LYNX HOLLOW.
P. Caldwell and their children are
Your druggist has
Mrs.
A.
W.
Holliwell
was
hostess
they had been visiting relatives.
working in the Arzner prune or­
it. If not. send us
Free 5x7 enlargement with $3 worth of work; 7x11
I stamps.
75c for one-
for an onjoyable afternoon Tuesday
J. Porteous is visiting at the W.
chard near Dillard.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
enlargement with $5 worth of work.
pound package
at her home for the M. P. G. club. F. Briggs home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Estes and
Sept. 18.—Several from hero at-
CLARKE.
Miss Dorothy Wickham, of Port­
The A. 8. Cole family moved here tended the D. C. Cole sale on Row
Mrs. Melvin Jackson, of Creswell,
WOODWARD
land, who is visiting nt tho H. W. Saturday from Ixirane.
river.
visited Monday with relatives here.
J
DRUG
Titus home, was an invited guest.
Elwin Benston bought an Over
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bonne visited ^JV^^^Rermej^jJolm^^M^ht^and
Port la mA. Oregoa.
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land four Saturdny from W. F.
Mrs. G. C. Dyott entertained Briggs.
Mrs. D. F. Pettit and children and
Tuesday at a one o’clock luncheon
for tho members of tho Tuesday Baehel and Jay Burleson left Satur
O. J. Kam
Cottage Grove
Bridge club. lavender, golden cen­ day for Creswell, where they will
6th and Main
tered, fall asters, arranged grace­ pick prunes.
W. F. Briggs and son Ernest were
fully with tulle of the same shades,
maiie a lovely table, and name cards in Eugene Bunday. Mr. Briggs
added to the dainty color scheme. bought a Ford sedan while there.
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Moody, of
Only members were present. Follow­
ing the luncheon tho afternoon was Eugene, spent Sunday at tho C. C.
spent in bridge playing, Mrs. E. E. Moody homo.
Cline Walker left Sunday with a
Schmidt receiving high honors and
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Mrs. Earl Arthur the eonsolation. partv from Walker, to attend the
Tho next mooting of the club will Pendleton roundup.
Tho
Saginaw
Lumber
company
re
­
bo held October 2 at the home of
sumed logging Monday, after having
Mrs. 8. 8. Iasswoll.
closed down a week.
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Mrs. Underhill, who had been vis­
Announcements have been re­
ceived hero by friends of tho brido iting at the homo of her daughter,
announcing the marriage of Miss Mrs. Bartlett Johnston, left last
Fern Holcomb, former resident of week for California.
this city, to Boyce Harold Heath, daughter Effie visited Sunday eve­
of Hollywood. The coretnony was ning with friends in tho Hollow.
Mrs. C. C. Moody and niece, Mrs.
hold September 15 in the Methodist
church at Hollywood. Following the
wedding a reception was held nt the
new home of the couple in Holly-
"ood Mr Heath is in the nrehitee
tural business there.
(tottage (Brote £rntind
For Those Frosty Days and Nights!
Blankets !
Blankets !
Have you felt the chill of the last few nights? Better
prepare now by replenishing the blanket supply from
our new bedding assortments, which include many
handsomely bound blankets in plain bordered and
pretty plaid patterns. All wanted sizes and most rea­
sonably priced.
Sweaters for All Male Members
Father, brother and son, be he big or little, will find among these new sweaters just
his size and choice. Better get one now to wear against the first snappy morning or
evening. You will find them reasonably juiced, too.
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SOCIETY
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Neighborhood Newsi
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your desires and
purse.
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Kern’s for Drugs
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a Diamond
A miggt'Hiion that will solvo
many a gift problem to the
aatiafaction of both giver and
receiver. Our wonderful array
makea selection a aim pie matter.
Madsen’s
TEACHER BREAKS CONTRACT:
DORENA HAS NO INSTRUCTOR
Directors of tho Dorona schools
are wondering
they
„ whore
‘
‘ j are at
in regard to a teacher in their
school and are contemplating the
poor example of realizing responsi­
bility sot by a teacher who was
engaged to teach the school but
broke her eontraet without giving
warning or giving the school board
opportunity to fill the vacancy. A
young woman from IaGrande had
agreed to take tho position and had
arrived at Dorena to begin her
work this week. Roon after her ar­
rival she received a telegram from
her father, stating that a district
near her home had offered to par
her more money. Rhe left for home
on the next train.
Director» Rales and Van Valin
have told the county superintendent
that they intend to take the matter
up with the state department of *<l- '
neat ion and endeavor to have the
young woman’s certificate revoked.
Rhe had not signed a contract but I
had agreed with the board to teach. I
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