The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 25, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
£ ottave (brovr Sentinel
Monday« and Thursday«
Bedo Æ Smith.
Elbert Bede___
Publisher«
....... Editor
ers are joining in the crusade to
stern the tide that is carrying us—
old and young—forward at a pace
that spells disaster.
lu a few
years, no doubt, wo shall often hear
it said that so and so was a fast
young fellow or an indiscreet young
girl, but he or she has come out
all right. If such should be the
ease, tho newspapers can claim
much credit for the part they have
played in turning the tide.
□□□□□□□□□□n□□□□□□□
Title He Gave Himself
Stuck to Great Showman i
socierr °
Mrs. D. T. Awbrey was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Social
Twelve club at its regular social
afternoon. Pink sweet peas were
effectively placed about the rooms.
At tho close of tho afternoon the
hostess took the members to the
Gray Goose, where a delicious
luncheon was j served,
served. The table
was centered with a pretty bowl of
sweet peas, Eleven mrrnlx*rs wore
present.
which hung u card inscribed:
”B. C. 100«. ”
*‘Wotcher s’pose that means,
Bill/” asked one, much mystified.
The other was reluctant to confess
ignorance.
‘‘()h, that,” he replitd airly.
‘‘That’s the number of the auto
that killed him.”
City Transfer Co.
J. A. RHOADS
Probably the greatest showman □□□□□□nnnnnannnnnn
Proprietor
the world has ever known was Hun­
ger,
famous for Sanger's circus. He
Mrs. Maude Hohl and Airs.
A first class publication entered at
even went so far as to give himself George Hohl invited a number of
Cottage Grove as »econd-class matter
a title, and the title stuck so ilrnily friends to the home of Mrs. Maude
FURNIT ORE MOVING
that many people thought he really
.55 North Sixth
Business Uffiee
AND STORAGE
had been elevated to the peerage! j Hohl Thursday evening in honor
Everyone knew him as "Lord” j of their mother, Mrs. M. M. Cooper,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
and their sister, Mrs. Vera Sim-
George Sanger.
By mail (Cash in advance)
In bis book, “Studio and Stage,” 1 rnons, of St. Helens, who spent
Piano Moving a Specialty.
One year....$2.75 j Three months .80
Mr. Joseph Harker,
the famous last week here with their relatives.
Phone 99; Res., 189-J
Six months.. 1.50 ¡One month..... 50
scene painter, tells how this “title"
The Jolly
The jazz girl brags about her came about. It was the outcome of ! The evening hours were spent so­ other of its
I
Cottage
Grove
People
Point
the
BY CARRIER
cially and dainty refreshments were
Way.
One month...... ... .........................$ .30 new-found independence while at a deal In horses with William Cody, I served.
evening
in
I
1
The guest list included
Four mouths, in advance____ 1.10 the same time the clothes that she otherw ise known as Buffalo Bill. Ac­
and 1 Mrs.
Six months, in advance______ 1.60 wears shows that she is absolutely cording to Sanger, Cody thought George Hohl, Mr. an»l Mrs. Chester and M
The constant aching of a bad back,
1 rs.
1
hurchill,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
himself
by
far
the
more
important
The weariness, the tired feeling;
One year, in advance________ 3.00 subservient to the styles laid down
and Mrs.
Hawley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Sim
­
showman.
In
the
course
of
the
pre
­
Headaches, dizziness, nervousness,
in Paris by some fussy two by
and
liminaries to the deal, Bill sent a
Distressing urinary disorders—
Member of
twice member of the masculine sex representative to Sanger, with a mons, Mrs. Maude (»rimes, Mr. and moats
Any Kind Any Time
Are often signs of failing kidneys
National Editorial Asvociation
who is almost overbalanced by the message to the effect that "The Mrs. Fred Langston, Mrs Barbara the dancing hours.
PRICES RIGHT
And too serious to be neglected.
V. E.
Oregon State Editorial Association little mustn’t-toueh it which man­ Honorable William F. Cody” refused Hohl and Ed Landbum.
Terms Cash
Get rid of these troubles!
♦ ♦ ♦
*
ooper,
son
of
Mr».
Cooper,
and
Oregon Newspaper Conference
ages to retain a hold on his upper to take a penny less than so much
Use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant diur­
Mrs.
V.
T.-Randall
gave
a
sur
­
William
Fullerton,
of
St.
Helens,
for the horses.
lip.
etic to the kidneys.
Sanger, who had the gift of giv­ who were in Ashland attending prise dinner ut her homo on Sun­ Hosts of people recommend Doan’s.
A Eugene man recently bo­
day,
May
17,
in
honor
of
the
birth
­
Phones: Office 76, Res. 124-L
ing neat replies, and who also was grand lodge of the 1. O. O. F.,
This is a Cottage Grove case.
quoathed his entire estate to
Writing in the Eugene Guard,
May p(2)
friends and cut off with a few R. S. Thompson says: "The faculty not going to be outdone, without returned Friday an I Mrs. Cooper day anniversary of her mother, Mrs. You cun verify it.
more ado, sent back this terse mes­ and Mrs. Simmons returned to St. Jack Powell. Guests were Mr. and I Mrs. George Yoiyig, 404 Second]
dollars a son whose conduct had should govern the students, but it sage :
Mrs. P. J. Bartie, Mrs. E. J. West- St., says: “I have used Doan’s
Helens with them.
not been what the father thought seems that the students govern the
“If you are the Hon. W. F. Cody,
faU, Miss Mabel Olson and Mr. Pills and know they are a good |
❖ ♦ d>
it should be. Probably the lesson faculty, and this encourages them then, hang it, I’m Lord George San­
remedy. My kidneys were weak and]
At the close of the regular lodge and Mrs. W. B. Neal and family, I had attacks of backache and sore
is one that should be seriously con­ to think they can govern the board ger—and I won’t give a ha’penny
ness over my kidneys and my kid
sidered by other young men but of regents by ‘petition’.” Tn the more than I stipulated for the session Friday evening the Eastern all of Eugene.
♦ ♦ ♦
Star chapter entertained for the
neys acted irregularly, tuu. Doan *s i
we are wondering whether the par­ words of the jazz kids, that sure is horses.”
And from that day on “Lord” children.
Miss Margaret Young, daughter Pills benefited me by strengthening
The following program
ent who thus rnete«t out post-mortem a keen way of putting it across.
George Sanger he remained.
was given by the children, A park of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Young, and my back and kidneys.”
punishment which may have been
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
scene with babies and their nurses; Sol Wirth, son of Mr. and Mts.
de served hnd made certain thnt
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
a scene showing brownies anil fair­ rff. D. Wirth, were married at noon get Doan’s Pills—the same that
tho.se who will receive the money
The Salem city council is going Elephant Noted for
a short playlet, ‘‘Jack anil the today in Eugene. The eouple left Mrs. Young had. Foster-Milburn
had been the kind of sons ani to pass an ordinance covering the
Keen Sense of Smell ies;
Parents encourage the
Bean Stalk”; songs of nations nt once for The Dalles on a short Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
«laughters he believed sons and display and sale by newstands of
children to cart fbr their teeth/
What the elephant lucks In vision ami a pianolog by Misses Lola honeymoon trip.
<laughters should be.
magazines bearing nude cover de­ Is more than compensated for by
♦ ♦ ♦
Give them Wrigley’«.
signs. We agree with the members the animal's keen sense of smell. and Lois Godard. The r *main<ler
Mrs. Clyde Leonard entertained
of the evening hours were spent
It removes food particles
of
the
city
council
that
the
poor
Ills
trunk
Is
probably
the
best
Newspapers have encouraged tho
by the children in the playing of xi few friends at a social afternoon
from the teeth. Strengthens
restless age, is the charge ot Presi­ girls need something to cover them. smelling apparatus In the world, games
'
the gums. Combats acid
and he depends first of all on his
and ’ by
older ones socially.. Friday honoring Mrs. J. F. Knox,
dent Spluwn, of the University of
mouth.
sense of smell.
Ice cream cones wore served. Mrs. who leaves soon for Lafayette to
Barber
Shop
Texas. Possibly true, but they are
PIONEER FOOTPRINTS.
When he Is at all suspicious he K. K. Mills, Mrs. Frank Knox, join -her husbnnd. A dainty two
Refreshing and beneficial!
now lining their part to undo what
moves hlb trunk round in every di­ Mrs. V. T. Randall and Mrs. R. A. course luncheon was served.
they have done. Hardly nn issue
rection, so that the slightest taint
(Continued from first page.)
<S> <$• <$>
in the air will reach him. In mffny Trask were tho committee.
WE BOB, CURL AND
of any newspaper fails to carry an
Loren Harvey carried out a pleas­
♦ ♦ ♦
other ways the elephant’s trunk Is
SEALED
editorial or news story, or several
DYE HAIR
ant
surprise
party
for
Mrs.
Harvey
built by Uncle Billy Jones, who tlie most extraordinary part of that
Elmer
Neet
and
Miss
Myrtle
TIGHT
of them, deploring the whirl anil
on
Friday
evening,
the
occasion
got him a pair of burrs from most extraordinary animal, the Potts, both well known in the
KEPT
jazz of the present day. College
France, by way of Snn Francisco. Providence Journal says.
youngor set, were married in Eu- being his wife’s birthday.
Barber work in general ;
KIGHT
presidents, preachers and social
It Is entirely flexible nt every gene Friday at the Presbyterian
They had to lie burred out here.
special attention to children.
workers are getting big headlines
point and It can turn In any direc­
□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a
with which to tell us thnt we nre After G-orgo hnd run the mill a tion mid lias tremendous strength. parsonage. They went to Portland
B
□
630
Main P. S. Bukowski. Prop.
while
a
tramp
named
Holiness
for
a
short
honeymoon
trip, return-
There Is no bone in it, but It Is con­
hi'iided straight for perdition. Even
APPROACHING □
□
camo
along.
After
listening
to
tho
ing
here
yesterday,
They
will
structed
of
Interwoven
muscles
and
the story writers and the film mak-
EVENTS
□
burrs ho said they were ‘‘running sinew so tough that you can scarce­ make their home in the Villard □
deal,” milking flour only on the ly cut it with a knife.
Court apartments being erected by □□□□□□□□□□□annanan
rcAtioe lasts
From It an elephant can shoot a Mr. Neet. The bride is the daugh­
surface within n few inches of the
Mrs. G. B. Arnest, Mrs. Richard
skirt. Holiness dressed tho burrs stream of waler flint will put out a ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Potts Sturgis, Mrs. Charles Cooley and
and will. It lie can lift a tree
XÏNc- oxide
they worked fine. George G. fire,
Solution of Puzzle No. 40.
trunk weighing a ton or pull a deli­ and has been employed at the tele­ Mrs. Ed Conner will entertain it — rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf­
tho mill seventeen years and cate blade of grass. He drinks with phone exchange for a number of the Methodist ladies’ aid society ness caused by Catarrh.
had to quit because of tho it, feeds himself with it, smells with years. The bridegroom is planer Wednseday afternoon nt its regular
Sold by druggists for over 40 years
f rom a weed that hnd
it, works with it, and tights with it. boss at Anderson & Middleton’s meeting.
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
snuff and got into his
mill B.
«><$>«>
oyos. His brother Billy
<$>
Relations to Nature
Mrs. F. E. Baldwin, Mrs. W. J.
tinued the mill three years,
Mrs. C. E. Frost entertained the
In general one may say thnt the
Woods and Mrs. D. J. Scholl will
then they sold it to Prather,
husbandman's Is the oldest and Utopia club Thursday at its regular
wanted more water power, so
most universal profession, und that, afternoon of fancy work and social entertain the Constellation club
New Shoe Repair Shop Opened
down the mill and moved it to where a man does not yet discover conversation. Bouquets of salmon Thursday afternoon nt its regular at 714 Main Street, next door
Dexter, over in Lost valley, where 111 himself any Illness for one work pink sweet peas were artistically meeting.
to the Goodfellow Cigar Store.
it is now owned by Mr. Holdredge more than another, this may be pre­ placed about the rooms and a large
ferred. But the doctrine of the
Machine Equipped
Mrs. Herbert Eakin will be host­
and is grinding feed to this day. farm Is merely this, that every man bouquet of th«» same centered th«»
Ladies’ Work a Specialty
After a partnership with his ought to stand In primary relations luncheon table. A tempting two- ess Wednesday afternoon to the
father in tho store for seventeen with the work of the world; ought course luncheon was served. Fan Presbyterian missionary society.
years, Georgn G. went to eastern to do It himself, and not to suffer place cards bore tn«» dates of th«»
Oregon in the cnttlo business, and the accident of his having a purse In birthdays of the members. Hand
Two doughboys, on leave in Paris,
■*—0
was there when his father died, I i I h pocket or his having been bred painted nut favors were used. Ten were improving the fleeting hours
to
some
dishonest
and
Injurious
twenty-six years ago. His brother
craft, to sever him from those members were present an«l invited by a tour of the museums. In one
Henry died a few days ago in duties; mid for this reason, that la­ guests were Mrs. li. L. Cooper, Mrs. of the Egyptian rooms they stood
Washington, D. C., where ho was bor Is God’s education; that he only S. L. Godard and Mrs. Earl Hill.
in awe before a mummy,
successively reading clerk, chief Is a sincere learner, he only can
clerk nnd < engrossing clerk in the become n master, who learns the se­
United States Senate forty-one crets of labor, and who by renl cun­
yoars. His brother Billy, who ro­ ning extorts from Nature Its
nininod a rancher, has retired und scepter.—Emerson.
nt 77 years of nge is living at
“Little Bird Told Me"
Eugeni». Other old timers still allvo
in early days superstitious people
hero after fifty years nrc Job-,
Martin, Sherman Moss and John paid considerable attention to the
birds and their different cries which
Scott, janitor of Creswell school
were believed to foretell events.
Thus comes the old saying, “A little
NOTICE OF SALE OF $25.000.00 bird told me," says the London
OF WATER SYSTEM IMPROVE Daily Mull.
MENT RONDS OF THE CTTY
Trines of this belief art* to be
OF COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. found In our own Old Testament,
r»e
where verse 20 of chapter 10 of
Ecclesiastes speaks of “for n bird
of the air shall carry the voice, and
C. J. KEM, Bmp
that which hath wings shall tall the
Cottage Grove,
:
Oregon as mav be necessary, of ‘‘Water matter.” It Is generally agreed that
Sy"tem Improvement Bonds” bv It Is from this belief In the univer­
the t'itv Recorder of said Citv at sal knowledge of birds—which, of
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
his office ill the City of Cottage course, are supposed to see every­
Grove
until the hour of eight thing from the sky—that we get
DENTISTS
<> clock P. M. on Wednesday the tills saying.
|| W. Ti rUB, D. M.D Dentistry. !<>tli day of June, 1925, at which
*• Modern equipment. First Na time and in the Council Chamber Clergyman Harness Maker
tieniti Bunk Building. Hours. !• to of the l itv Hall of Cottage Grove,
An Anglican clergyman. Rev.
12 and I to ti. Evenings mid Bun said bids will be opened and con
days by appointment. Office phone sblored by the Common Council Canon Charles Griffiths of Bristol,
of
said
City;
said
Bemis
shall
10, residence phoue 181 J.
England, whs the proprietor of a
bear date the first »lav of June, prosperous manufacturing business
19-’5, nml will be due as to princi­ In the East end of London, the pub­
pal and payable bv th.» Citv of Cot- lication of ills will discloses, the
tage Grove ft:» follows:
<© by Western Newspaper Union.)
I’rin.-ipnl due twentv (20) years New York Times says, The busi-
Horizontal.
Vertical.
from »late; said bonds' to be issued neaa, the manufacture <>f harness
1—German sceoMpnnlmeat for beer
2— Note of moKlcal araie
in denominations of Five Hundred for tradesmen's horses, was estab­
Hailed
in
1730,
and
was
left
to
the
3
—
Orb
Dollars
($500.110)
„¡th
interest
ATTORNEYS
Incline
4— “n«re
bearing coupons attach».»1. hearing canon by the will of a relative 12
X—— Heroine of English novel by
Nouffhta
IIERBEKT W. LOMBARD Attur interest at not to exceed five (5) yea rs ago. The canon Is said to
.ame name
Bebuld!
* 1 noy at Law.
First National per cent per nnnitin from date of have been a generous employer.
14— Gumbo
7
—
Firmament
Bank Building. Phono IM, Cottage issuance; mid tho
mid the business grew to large pro-
15— Scratch
8— Mixture of ve<etablea
be |>aiil send nnnu
Grove, Oregon.
IMirtlona under his supervision.
17— Prepo.lt Ion
9
—
Part
of verb “to b«”
»lay of December
19—Oraan. of hearing
10— Short nleep
I 1 J. SHINN Attoruoy ut l.aw »lav of June each
21—Shout
11— Attempts
* *• and Notar? Public, l’ractices »late of issuance,
A Family Trait
The City re
23—Jumbled type
12— Indian footwear
in all court«.
Tliirty yoars of serves the right
rigf to retire anv or all
■Title of Eleventh century rltam-
A
woman
engaged
a
new
maid,
e
15— K lb bed material
oxporienee. Under building, Cottage of said Bon.Fs
n.ls after ten (10) years with whose appearance and manner
pion
of
Chrlatlanlty
la
Spai-
The emancipation of women, ex­ odus and the ordinary
18—Authoritative aancti
Greto, Oregon.
from »late t thereof;
_____ , and the princi-
lah literature
25—Smack
wits greatly pleased. When the cessive statuatory prohibitions, the Egyptian fellaheena as he Ont
pal and interest t shallbe
___
A Preaident of the t'sltrg «•fates
payable she
22
—Italian coin < pL)
nt th». Citv Treasurer
' ’s » office in terms had been agreed upon the (rowing tendency toward uniform­ viewed them in the magazine. Mr.
25— Let fall
Worry
Cottage Grove, Oregon, Tho w hole mistress said: "Now, my Inst tnald ity between groupa and classes of Towner says:
27—Larpe vat
"It was evident that the differ­ 32—Rruiadked
of sni»l Bonds shall be concurrent was much too friendly with the po­ the present generation, and our
25—Nolae
mul shall be without priority as licemen. I hope I can trust you I”' "Asiatic" method of criminal pro­ ences between* these were as old as 34— Slap
31—One of three dawphtera of
PU Y SIC IANS
to each other and »hall be a gen
"Indeed you can, inn du in." site re­ cedure—these. according to R. H. civilisation; that it was a difference 35— Expiate
deity (myth.)
»■ral obligation of the City of Cot­ plied. “I can’t bear policemen. I Towner, philosopher and author, of nervous organisation; that the •Vt—South American country
33— Stape curtain
—(’onsume
tage Grove, Oregon.
35—Male deer
was brought up to hate the very are the factors dominating the da- higher nervous orsnntzatlons were 41—
lx meaninp Pre
Raid Heads nre to bo negotiable sight of them. You see, my father cline ot the civilization of the Eng­ always fewer than the lower; and «3— Pre
37—In the distant past
Lasso
aii.l shall be sold for not leas than was a burglar.”
3» Javanese tree, yleldlnp polsoa
lish-speaking I'oople to-day.
that the positions of the Pharaohs •5—Male sheep
their par value plus accrued inter
43— Rldpe (pL)
It will undoubtedly come as a and the fellaheens were never re­ 47—Preposition
44— Reverberate
r, M. D. Phy est, th<» Council reserving the right
••—Mountain In Thessaly
surprise
to
many
to
learn
that
our
versed
—
L
e.,
the
higher
nervous
I
44—Fashionlap after a pattern
von. Ewningü to reject miv-an.l all bills.
Wat«r Imide Cryteal
civilization Is on the down grade, organisations although fewer In 51—Stride
48—Short letter
That .said bonds are to be dis
Suite 3, Kvm
53
—
To
proceed
Oliver
Furrington.
curator
of
the and even mon- ot a surprise to numbers always dominate the
50—Tart
•
En trunco on posed of under an act entitle! Field museum In t'hlcago, brought
54- Movement of head
I
learn the reasons why. but Mr. | lower, and this relation tends to 54
53—Every
t" amend the Charter of
just off Main.
• Diplomacy
from
South
America
n
piece
of
Towner's ex-idenee. set forth in ab- ; rep.-at Itself throughout all history. 5»—Vo.ed living Kngllnk »laywrlgkt 55—Valley
the l itv of Cottage Grove, l.uiie
57—Labor
County, Oregon, bv adding a new crystal quart* contnInIng a small undance within the two volumes of
"This was practically the begin­
and anther
55—Time at which
chapter thereto authorising mid »mount of perfectly ele.tr water his latest book, the ‘‘Philosophy of ning of my thinking on the Phil­ ••—4'hlldrrn's pame
•1—prod
empowering the Common Council which can I«' seen plainly Inside the Civilisation.” has startled many osophy of Civilisation. In all my •3— Tumult
•3-
Same as 85 horlaantal
of the City of Cottage Grose tit crystal. According to g.'ologtsts. commentators into serious dlscus- reading since, I was seeking for M—Tell.w .r red
05—Predatory Incurs Io a
issue and sell negotiable bonds of this water may have been In this slon of his premise^
•• ■ Fipment
the
factor
In
human
Ute
that
tends
••
—
Well done!
••—I aderueath
the Citv to the amount of Twentv crystal for 1O.IMSMSM or 10D.tlOO.<WX)
Mr. Towner lias spent a lifetime always toward the same differen­ •4
67—Inscribed
•
I )R. A W KIME
—Filth
five Thousand Dollars ($25,1*00.00) years. The crystal belongs to the
Barter
’ Hurgvon.
or so much thereof ns mav be Arcliean age which existed hundreds in compiling the evidence upon tiation. creating a minority of high­ 70—Cure
^3—Xepatlve conjunction
which he bases his assertions. A er nervous organlsattosia with a
of women and ehiLIri
Aepnlro by labor
i specialty, necessary for the purpose of build­
74— Faee af a clock
series of otii voo<1cuta. published few geniuses, and a great multi­ T3—Lard
Will care for confín
nls At his ing mill constructing a reserve res­ of millions of years ago.
77
—Short sleep
75
—
Siothlnp
home if deni rod.
In Century Magudne 4n 18S7. which tude ot lower nervous organisa­
ervoir and for tin* replacement,
73— Scratch
^•—Article (Indeflnlte)
contrasted the heads of the ancient tions. **
mainteniuico and improvement of
Too Realistic
81
—tilrl’s nickname
78—Fate
DRUG LESS PHYSICIANS
the water ayatem of the said City
Mr. Towner be*n dictating tte MU-Post
84—Wote off mas leal aeala
"I thought." said the disappointed I'baraohs with thoae of lower caste
of Cottage Grove.”
Egyptians
led
him
to
study
of
the
84 Wot yon
—Troaa meaning tepai
Dtited anil first published thia friend, “you told me this election theory which he later developed In Philosophy tn 1(11 and did not 83
SA— Another note
11
«<3—l.arpe raattalner
________ _
was going to he a walkover.“
1 I ’ > Oragli
25th dav of Mav, 1925
finish ths Brut draft of It until lstx. 83
his
philosophy.*
—•••••< car of Van don
Ostrander
"Well,
”
answered
the
defeated
HOMER GALLOWAY,
87—Raised platform
Commenting on the difference
-tr.i't, Col
qi25jnel !t(M)
Citv Recorder landlilnte. “It «»«. 1 was the door­ between the I ttaraaha Ot the hM-(
*•—SuppMO
step." stray Stories,
1
•O—Drivlnp back
GET RID OF
THAT BACKACHE
WOOD
Quimby Bros.
MBS
"after every meal" 1 *
MPERIAT
1
1-
Hall’s Catarrh
Medicine
SURGICAL
PLASTER
Save Your Soles!
L. ROACH
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 41
Widths from
Va inch to 12 inches
Lengths from
1 yard to 10 yards
Freedom Of Women Causing
Decline Of Civilization,
Says Author-Philosophei
KEM’S FOR DRUGS
1
I
1 11