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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1924
us Davin describes
ßrtUuje tore >tntuwl I about.
cun be brought i
permitted to take the place of FIND DOUGLAS FIR
I force.
bevural of Mr. Davis’ utterances, j
“Opposition to the impairment,
IS SOURCE OF SUGAR
delivered so extemporaneously, bore < irfier by injunction or by any other
the earmarks of having been pre­ | device, of the rights of labor to
,-1'uuu.Uui. pared several months iu advance oi I organize and to bargain collectively
Delk * ouutu...
Columbia Indian
iVlUCAL iSuuu------
some recent event». lor example, | for an adequate wage earned under British
A XlAAl-UlUM pUbUUXllUU cllLuluU Ui. u charge that the republican party healthful conditions.
Made High Quality Sweet
“The protection of women and
UuiluKc Uro ve us secoua-uluoa iuullwa was taking no interest iu world
affairs or the bringing about of u children from human greed and un­
Vancouver, B. C.—Recent exhau»-
U udiuhm Uli ice---------- uo Num. But’ better
financial
condition
in equal laws.
Europe, hus been nullified by a
“Prevention of child labor and tlve investigations by Prof. John
OVdCCltU'llUo EAlbB
successful conclusion of treaties suppression of the illicit traffic in Davidson, botanist of the University
Uuu jowl____*A*O I lutee tuuu.tu Ob* whereby the Dawes plan of settle­ soul-destroying drugs.
_ ’ ’
of British Columbia, have revealed
■j,. tuualU»- 1.1U i oiuuio copy— be ment of reparations is to bo adopt
It is worthy of note that all that long before the coming of th*
cd and financially embarrassed presidential candidates have de­ white man to Canada the Indians of
Alumbvi ul
European countries are to be fur­ clared that no governmental favors
AuUOUUi AJU a LUXU a I AMUCUIUUU
nished with the wherewithal to may be expected because of sup­ British Columbia made a white sugar
UltlluU OULlU XsOilUlAUl AMld. AU UV1I
again cuter world markets as pur­ port during the campaign and all of high quality which they derived
L/XVgUU AhUbbHpUpUA COUAUXUUUU
have declared for publicity of con­ from the Douglas fir of that territory.
L m .UU WUUiy I'UblAAlAUX» ' axaovcau L àuu chasers.
From the many constructive, tributions to their campaign funds.
This source of sugar supply seem*
common sense statements made by
tn have escaped entirely the attention
JJ21VU DKWDU.MUDb; UuumúUb the
president the following are
The Curry County Reporter is of white traders, explorers, surveyor*,
I'KJuACllJLa UUMALUN ISlDMbXi.
worthy of consideration by those to be complimented upon a splendid missionaries and other pioneers, and
who wish to keep the old ship of Roosevelt highway number. It is
remains today an untapped and un­
an indication of the splendid thing<
Within tho past wook Dento- I statu ou un even keel:
Professor David-
“The finances of this uution which the people of Curry county utilized resource.
cratic Nominee iMvti und Kepuoli-
can Nominee Coolidge reeoived the have been managed with u genius may be expected to do when they sou's investigations of this subject ana
momentous news thut some time and a success unmatched since the get direct communication with the described In an article by Francis
outside world through this proposed Dickie, of Herlot Bay, B. C.
.igu they had been »elected fur the days uf Hamilton.
“Restricted immigration is not highway, a large portion of which
presidency by their respective pat­
This sugar appears In white masse*
an
offensive,
but
a
purely
defen
­
is already in use, as shown by a of different sizes, ranging from a
ties.
With the news broken to
them so suddenly they were both sive action. . . . Every object of large number of views of it in the quarter of an inch to two Inches in
somewhat. flutitrated but both de­ our institutions of society and gov- special edition. These views indi­ diameter. The smaller masses form
You can easily afford one or more pieces of this dainty
livered rather effectively
their eurninent will fail unless America cate that such a highway will not
only be an artery of trade and like white drops at tips of the single
speeches uf acceptance which it was be kept American.
underwear
at the low prices—and you will like the
“The laws of the land are being valuable for military purposes but leaves of the fir and also at time*
thought they would deliver, they
styles for they arc new, dainty and practical. This
having anticipated the nows to the and will continue to be enforced. will rival in beauty any highway, Several of the leaf tips are Imbedded
announcement is sufficient notice that now is a good
ex teat uf having had the speeches 1 propose to use every possible anywhere else on earth. There are in a larger drop.
effort to resist corruption iu office. 44 pages in the special number,
time to replenish your wardrobe with several new
prepared fur some tunc.
Masses of greater size scatter over
Candidate Davis was the more The American government must be which is a remarkable achievement the leaves and branches.
pieces of this dainty underwear while low August sale
When
for a newspaper in a community
f lust rated of the two and probably clean.
Caced In the mouth the sugar 1*
prices are in effect.
‘4 There should bo no favorites the size of Gold Beach. They are
forgot to auy some of the things
und to be exceedingly sweet, with
Look over the saving in these prices and then make
that ho intended to say about the I and no outcasts; no race or re filled with graphic stories of the
republican parly. However, ho did ligious prejudice in government, achievements of the land, people a flavor comparable to the highest
your
selection today.
remarkably well for an extempura America opposes special privilege and streams of the Roosevelt high­ class of the manufactured article. For
for anybody and favor» equal op- way country.
* moment it passes Into a pasty coo-
r.eous effort.
$1.00 values, choice, each ...................
69c
The {Sentinel regrets that ho did portunity for everybody. . . . No
■latency, but quickly becomes entire­
$1.25
to
$1.35
values,
choice,
each
....
.......
95c
nut have mure to suy about whut sound and enduring government or
ly soluble.
tho democratic purty hue done, or prosperity can rest on anything but
$1.50 values, choice, each ...................
$1.19
The Investigation proved that thia
purposes to do—not becuuso the tho sure foundation of equal oppoi
sugar Is the result of natural exuda­
$1.95 to $2.25 values, choice each ....
$1.69
i Things Others Think and What We
republican party is above criticism, tunity and justice to all.
tion from the tips of the needles at
“Agriculture should be on a ba­
but because wo had pictured Du vis
Think of the Things Other« Think
the flr. It crystallizes in some in­
ns more uf a positive candidate sin of economic equality with other
stances, cementing the twigs and
industries.
and less of the negative kind.
A CLEAN-UP OF CORSETS AT 85c TO $4.19,
“ 1 want tin- people of America
Coolidge could huve castigated the
A man who says little is quite of­ leaves together, but a slight rain
democratic purty, for there is no to work less for the government ten given a reputation for wisdom— quickly dissolves It from the branch**
FORMERLY PRICED $1 TO $5.
gainsaying the fuct thut the most and more for themselves. I want but that is probably because he says and It Is to be found recrystallized at
The only reason for these reductions is that the sizes
recent democratic administration them to huve the rewards of their little to expose his ignorance.
the base of the tree.
are not complete and so we must clean up the stock
wii/8 the most oxtravagant and most own industry, That is the chief
Exposure to sun and a long suc­
inefficient uf any administration in meaning of freedom.
Don’t be a croaker. Imitate tho
and be rid of all short lots and broken stock—the
cession
of
sunshiny
days
are
neoee-
1
4
4
Good
business
is
worth
more
tho history of the country, but he
optimistic hen who makes the same
qualities are just as good as they were at the higher
rose above his democratic opponent to the small income-taxpayer than kind of a noise regardless of what •ary to produce the sugar and It la
prices—the models are correct in style. See the nt today.
not generally found where the fir*
and showed the manner of man he a considerable percentage of tax eggs uro worth.
is by presenting a substantial array reduction.
stand densely, so that a regular har­
All regular $1.00 corsets priced ..
..... 85c
“The people know tho difference
of the things accomplished by his
A man gets to the front some- vest of any size could not b* de­
All regular $1.25 corsets priced ..
..... 98c
party during the past three years and between pretense and reality. They t imes by being shoved by those in pended upon.
The deposits are,
All regular $1.50 corsets priced ...
.... $1.19
by a further array of tho progres­ want to be told tho truth. They the rear.
nevertheless, of considerable value.
• • •
sive und substantial things is pur­ want to be trusted. They want a
All regular $2.00 corsets priced .
$1.39
While
the
flr
sugar
will
never
play
chance
to
work
out
their
own
ma
­
poses for the future.
An astronomer says he has dis- a part as a food supply like the prod­
All
regular
$2.50
corsets
priced
..
.
$2.19
terial
and
spiritual
salvation.
The
The nearest to a direct slap nt
covered a comet with a tail two
All regluar $3.50 corsets priced ...
.... $2.98
tho democratic party is an appeal people want a government of com­ million miles long. That’s quite a uct of the cane and the beet, the man­
All regular $4.00 corsets priced ..
.... $3.29
for common sense, in making that mon sense.”
na from the Douglas flr contains about
tale.
Democratic Nominee Davis (li­
appeal he may have had in mind
• • •
.... $4.19
00 per cent of a sugar known a*
All
regular
$5.00
corsets
priced
...
tho charges made by Davis, who grossed from his excoriation of the
melezitose, which In small quantltl«*
Life is insipid in a flat.
said tho republican party hu<l slink republican party long enough to
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1* selling at $06 a pound.
on public confidence to its very enunciate some of the things for
Loup year is well on its way but
See the special savings in ^imnÄnnil
foundations und had exhibited more which he und his party stand and
seems there will be plenty
_ of
our
grocery department to-
widespread corruption than any ip these ho stands out mure lik*' it
Viennese
Count
Exiled
THE QUALITY STORE-GOOD SERVICE
that this generation of Americans the kind of candidate Tho Sentinel girls left for the man who hasn’t
been
asked.
thought
he
was
going
to
be.
Tn
After
Gaming
Trouble
has been called upon to witness.
• • •
Vienna.—Aristocratic Vienna ha*
In view of tho fact that there is this character ho says things thnt
A swelled head is a hard case to
the possibility that Mr. Davis may are sound and sensible enough to treat, as there is usually nothing been split Into two camps as the oat-
have
been
spoken
by
one
capable
of
Rare in Heaven.
“No, dear, men do, too.”
4‘Ah, you sec, a man only gets
bo selected by the people to serve
come of the expulsion of Count Adal­
inside to work on.
“Mummy, do only women go to
“But I’ve never seen pictures of to heaven by a close shave.”—Ixm-
ns president, we would suggest that heading the greatest government on
•
•
•
bert
Sternberg
from
Austria
by
th*
heaven!’*
angels with whiskers.’’
don Mail.
he have such ridiculous statements enrth, which the democrats admit
It is easy to be a leader. The police, at the request of Count Har­
for the I. W. W.’s and radicals it vet to bp despite what the re­ hard
part is to get tho followers.
publicans
have
done
to
it.
bert Herberstein, controller of th*
who ha vo swarmed to the La Fol
Among the things to which he
household of the former Archduke
lotto banners.
A nian will usually stand more Friedrich.
pledged his party were:
His statement of a shaken public
44Opposition to any challenge— from some other man's wife than
Accusation* growing out of a gam*
confidence comes at a time when a ‘organized or unorganized under ho will from bis own.
• • •
large number of citizens are hav­ whatever name or in whatever char
of cards at the Jockey club led to Her­
ing their confidence in the gov­ ncter it may appear*—of the con
This is tho year when woman berstein, as president of the club, or­
ernment strengthened by a return stitutional guarantees of religious proposes and the lord of creation dering Sternberg's expulsion. Stern­
of money paid for income tax, f reedom.
disposes.
berg subsequently slapped Harbor-
such return being made possible by
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44 Enforcement of all laws, includ
stein’s face In a crowded strret.
tho economy
of
administration ir.g the prohibition amendment and
A good memory forgets all but
Herberstein, declaring It was be­
which followed tho spending orgy statutes enacted under it.
tho pTousaut things.
of the preceding administration.
neath
his dignity to cross swords with
“Agricultural aid through re­
Tho statement conics nt a time
For an animal with so many cor- a man like Sternberg, or to appeal to
when confidence in tho government vision of the tariff; governmental
pcr- the law against him, moved the police
is being shown by a return of assistance in extending the coop sot stays concealed about its
tp expel him from the country and
prosperity to tho farmer and a erative marketing principle and by son, the whale has a very poor
form.
Sternberg was In Csechoslovakia with­
steadying of industrial conditions. other means.
...
“Economy in government, but
in twelve hour*.
Much statements ns these, and those
Tho man who boasts of tho things
lundi» by tho enemies of any kind not of the kind that deprives gov
The Neue Frele Pre***, In a landing
doos thorn.
of government who are in the Ln- ernmontal employes -of pay equal ho can do seldom
article, reminds It* reader* that Stein­
• • •
to
that
they
would
receive
from
Follette |Mirly, may servo to break
berg 1* a scion of the oldest nobl*
All mon are equal—after death.
tho confidence that has been re private employes for similar work,
house In Austria, which had figured In
“Approval of the world court,
stored by the common sense Cool
the country’s history since the Thir­
Women seldom suffer in silence.
idge administration.
Thnt is tho
“To maintain the means of ad-
teenth century.
only way such a lack of confidence e<l
e national defenso until reason
Adam is the only man to become
famous for falling down.
A Wuckiy Newspaper VV ilit Plenty
uf Buckbuuu
Au¿usl (lean-Up Sale
of all Summer Merchandise continues at Uhiphrey & Mackin’s
—we want complete turn-over of Summer Stocks—you may need
the Merchandise—then buy here today at the UNUSUAL prices
prevailing. Come today.
Many Fine Pieces of Dainty
Underwear at August
Sale Prices
; HINGS WE THLNK
Remember This Fact
When You Consider
Investing
No ono over succeeded iu short-
(hanging the devil.
• • •
It sometimes happens that the
daughter of tho house is more sue
eessful at managing the old man
thereof .than the mother—but tho
daughter uses tho same methods!
her mother did at tho same1
• • •
scientist tries to make us be­
thut the human body is seven­
eighths water. We know that inus.‘
be a mistake because that much
water would not boil over so easy
¡is some people do.
• • •
Under our double monetary sys­
tem there seem to be two kinds of
money Ford’s and Rockefeller’s—
and the other kind.
Women in Prison
Never Try to Escape
Vienna.—Conducting a penitentiary
without guard* whence no prisoner bay
ever escaped, Is the record claimed foe
the Wierner-Neudorf prison near Vien­
na where more than 300 women are
serving term* of from one year to life.
The honor system la employed, the
penitentiary being In charge of about
forty sisters of charity under leader­
ship of a supervising director who does
not even Uve on the grounds.
The women do all their own work,
attending the heating apparatus, laun­
dry. gardens, bakery, kitchen, and look
•Aer the live stock and poultry which
keeps tho penitentiary supplied with
milk, fresh moat and other produce.
The prison has become almost self-
supporting, and is known as the model
penitentiary of all EXirope.
You may hoar sharp criticism of
tho music produced by a flat piano.
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Some men are so light in the up-
Mail* Now Go Weekly
per story that they have to part
their hair in the middle to preserve
Into Remote Alaska
their mental equilibrium.
• • •
Anchorage, Alaska.—Residents
This is the time of tho year when
along Yukon river are receiving
Christmas turkey is cheap.
a weekly mall service for the
Irrespective of whether other enterprises are flourish­
ing, or the country’s industrial corporations are work­
ing full time, or half time, or marking time, the demand
tor the services of electric and gas companies enduies.
devoted to serving your own community
first time since IS*. daring the
Scientists say that the memory is
great gold rash of the Yukon.
stronger in summer than in winter.
Alaska
railroad has mada
The
............................................
We often noticed, when younger,
this poMftta.
that a young Indy’s memory re­
tained with greater tenacity a prom­ > I
A train tea
ise of an ice cronin soda than it did
gulf of Alai
her own promise to have you in to
oeaan. and winds Its way to
a fudge feed.
Manana. «» mllea north la the
• • •
Interior. At Nenaaa the mall
A sweetly spoken refusal of a re-
la transferrad to gorernmaaf
quest is more satisfactory than a
ateamara which ran on a weakly
begrudged acquiescence.
A person often finds to hie nor-
row that the telling of one little lie
to avoid an embarrassing position
results in telling several ot there to
bolate: up the first one, the untruth
of which is finally proved anvway.
• • •
Things are usually sweet around
the home when the wife is putting
up preserves.
• • •
To the married man the bachelor I
is a man of singular ideas.
schedule down the Tanana river
io Fort (Mbboo on the Yukon
river. From there the boats ply
the Yukon to Holy Croce. «00
tnllra from the rtrar a month
From Holy Croce the North­
ern Commsrcial company oper­
ate» s fleet of launcher to
Nome and St. Michael on the
Bering sea coast, and Innoke
and Idturod on the Innoko and
Idltarod river» in the Interior
Mountain States Power Company
Sound Investing Is Not Spending