COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY. AUGUST 31. 1925
PAGE TWO
Fined for Having Stolen Goods.
¡‘stop’/ Again, I repent, I am
'■Washington Victor tn
Burroughs Sees Real
L. Watkins, of Constoek, paid a
I ready."
Mondays and Thursdays
First General Election
Happiness on Farm fine of $10 in Justice of Peace
One might almost believe the
The first general election In the
..Publishers preceding statements were reii'l
Be<le & Smith
It 1* a common complaint that the ronng's court today after plena-
......... Editor from tho editorial page of The United States was held January 7, farm and farm life are-not appre ing guilty to a charge of l-rceny
l .lbert Redo....
! 1789. The Presidential electors so ciated by our people. We long for which grew out of his purchase
A first-class publication entered at I Sentinel.
We told Gdvcrnor Walter during hosen uiet in February to vote for more elegant pursuits, or the ways from some boys of four automobile
Cottage Grove as ■>< >
class matt' i
and vice president.
and fashions of the town. But the tires that had been stolen hero,
his campaign that his talk of rc- j I’resident
Each elector voted for two can
55 North Sixth
Business Office
concerned are Glen nnd
! dueing taxes 50 per cent was bunk. didates for the highest office, under farmer has the most sane and nat The lx
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Now he himself admits that such a provision thar the candidate re ural occupation and ought to find Wallace Adams. They have not
life sweeter, If less highly seusoned. been seen since warrantfl
warrants were is-
By mail (Cash in advance)
was the case. He not only can’t ceiving the largest number of votes than any other. He alone, strictly
sued. Four tiies
tics were stolen, »•••>
One year_ $2.75 I Three month“. .80 i reduce them 50 per cent, or any was to be declared President, while speaking, has a home.
Six months 1.50 ¡One month.... .50 other per cent, but he can’t keep the second choice hud to be content
How can a man take root and from William Haldeman, one from
BY CARRRIER
’Inin from going higher than they with the vice presidency. George thrive without land? He writes (). (). Veatch nnd one Trota Joe
month ___
......
$ .30
<)ne _____
,__ . .....
Washington received 69 votes and his history upon his field.
How Young Jr. They were valued nt
__ 1.1C were before.
Four months, is advance.
ns elected President, while John many ties, how many resources, he $60 and were sold for $111. The
And he doesn’t lay the blame up
.... 1.60
Six months, in advance...
\dains,
with
34
votes,
became
vice
has—hl* friendships with his cat manner of their disposition
.... 3.00 on his political opponents. He puts
Ono year, in advance__ _
president. Others receiving votes
it where it belongs—upon those were John Jay of New York, 9; R. tle, his team, his dog, his trees. In learned when two of tho tires
Member of
his
fields; his Intimacy
n
I who demand ten times as much H. Harrison of Maryland, 6; John with improved
National Editorial Association
nature, with bird and beast, found on a ear that stopped
Oregon State Editorial Assicintioc l from public funds as was demanded Iiutledge of South Carolina. 6; i.nd with the quickening elemental local garage.
Oregon Newspaper Conference
John Hancock of Massachusetts. forces; hfs co-operation with the
' 50 years ago,
We are pleased that the governor 4; George Clinton of New York, clouds, the sun, the seasons, heat,
Bressler’s to Enlarge Store.
3;
Samuel Huntington of Connecti wind, rain, frost!
PIERCE AND SENTINEL AGREE is sincere enough to tell the abso
Brossler & Son will start tomor
cut,
2;
John
Milton
of
Georgia,
2;
Nothing will take the various so row to extend their store room to
lute truth about the situation, even
Go/ernor Walter Pierce and The though h<* has to admit that those James Armstrong of Georgia. 1; cial distempers which the city and include the room to the east of
Richard
Telfair
of
Georgia,
1
;
Ben
artificial life breed out of a man their present store, just vacated
Sentinel are likely to be standing who criticized him knew more
iamin Lincoln of Massachusetts, 1.
like farming, like direct and loving
on the same platform within a about what they were talking
Before the 1804 election the Con contact with the soil.
It draws by W. L. Darby & Co., whose stock
short time, if the governor con about than he did.
stitution was changed so that the out the poison. It humbles him, has been moved to the former Ar
tinues to change ili» thinking to
electors voted for a President and teaches him patience and reverence, cade theater building.
coincide with ours.
vice president.
and restores the proper tone to his
The Sentinel has
system.—John Burroughs.
Saginaw Store to Be Remodeled,
<•<1 thnt tulk of
8. K. Adams, who recently pur-
Fanciful
Ideas
About
crease in taxation
chased the Saginaw si ore aml
Users of Ink Seemed
that taxes are ino
Lost Tribes of Israel
building, will start at once upon
crease than to de
to Possess Advantage improvements estimated to cost
Hiss Lillian O. Leonard, of this
The kingdom of Israel, estab-
The Sentinel has repeatedly ex <*ity, and Jean Clarke Seines, of
A magazine editor told at the Al $1000.
J lished by the ten northern tribes,
plained why such is the fact. First Hood River, were principals in a lasted until
___ Samaria was over- gonquin In New York an anecdote
of all is the demand for more mon I wedding ceremony held Saturday thrown by Sargon of Assyria In 722 about the late Anatole France.
Use of lime on the legume crop
ey for education, whi
afternoon in one of the parlors at B. C. At that time 27,000 people
"A youth,” said the editor, "once in the rotation system is most prof
takes «50 per cent of
the Eugene hotel, Eugene. J. E. wei taken to different parts of the persuaded Anatole France to read ¡table in Oregon, says tin1 experi-
Then there is the in«
Haas, pastor of the Eugeni* Meth- Assyrian empire. There are many the manuscript of a novel that he ment station, because of the effect
ma nd for other publi
• odist church, officiated and only I theories as to what became of the had written. The master read the it has on the following crop, It
and then he pronounced Ns
meats, with no decrees
immediate relatives were present. lost ten tribes. Since Jewish mon- novel
is not best ever to use lime on
| urnents were found In China some verdict.
in what taxpayers war
After the ceremony the party re- writers traced them to that land;
“‘Your novel is rot,’ he said.
the crop that is more than one
with tax money.
| turned here for a wedding dinner j others traced them to India. An
“ ‘But,’ the youth protested in- season away from the crop on
state- at the Gray Goose tea room. The other theory had It.that the Anglo- dlgnantly, ‘I wrote that novel with
The Sentinel made these
t
which lime is most beneficial.
moots as much as five • years ago. newlyweds will be at homo after Saxons were their descendants. The my heart’s blood.’
in a recent address at t the Wesl- ’ September 10 at Dee, Ore., where general consensus of scientific opin
“Anatole France smiled and
Lime has been used as a 8011
orn States Taxpayers* coiifcrenev, Mr. Seines is a millwright. The ion is that the tribes became ab shrugged his shoulders.
amendment for many centuries,
sorbed
In
neighboring
nations
and
“
‘
You
youngsters,'
he
said,
‘
write
Governor Pierce said:
i bride is a daughter of Mr. and
with your heart’s blood, and we old says the Oregon state lime board.
“The public demands more and | Mrs. Samuel J. Leonard, of this thus were not really lost.
Another writer says: “The search fellows write with Ink; but our Ink For more than a hundred years it
more in the way of schools and city, anil taught, in the Cottage
for the lost ten tribes has been oc burns with a redder flame than your was known to benefit some crops.
highways.
So long as this de drove schools a number of years casioned by the false conception heart's blood.’ ” •
In some European countries, as well
mand is evident it will he impossi ago.
that the entire population was car
as in some American states, it is
ble to reduce taxes.
ried away and yet maintained Its
Old Crown of Lombardy
customary to lime the land regular
“Mon* children (»very year to
Mrs. Omer Moore entertained the ethnic peculiarities, anil has been
It is a famous crown composed ly every six or seven years.
,
encouraged
by
fanciful
combina
educate, nnd the people demand Utopia club Thursday afternoon at
chiefly of gold and precious stones,
ing the extension of higher learn the Calapooya springs hotel. The tions that luck all scientific value." so-called on account of a thin cir
ing pi the public schools make it afternoon hours were pleasantly
cular hand of Iron that forms part
impossible to cut down tax levies spent socially and a delicious two-
of It. says the Kansas City Times.
Pumpkin Sea Story
for educational purposes. Who will course luncheon was served,
Iron band is said to have been
Years ago n Bath shipmaster sail This
from a riall on the true
says ‘st<jp’t 1 am not ready.
tables was prettily decorated
ing out of Boston on a foreign voy forged
cross, given by the Empress Helena
“The upkeep of our roaus is blue flowers, the vases also
age took along n great quantity of to her son, Constantine the Great.
a tremendous expense.
1 myself of blue. The
■ pumpkins for ills crew, but left some
am astonished at tho cost. Wo an* N. G. Fuell, 01
| of them <>n the wharf, because the It was first used at the coronation
Neglect of the liver results in
of Agrlltilf, king of the Longobards,
spending more on roads annually with 11 silver
ns a steward said lie could not use more. In 591. Charlemagne was crowned self-poisoning! Not so quickly, per
in Oregon than it cost to run the farewell gift,
Buell They were fed pumpkins so often with It In 774, and so were all the haps, but just as surely as if you
thnt the crew became fearfully
state 20 years ago.
h cost us have gone to 1»
make j tired of them, so one night a large later emperors of Germany that drank poison out of n bottle. If
were also kings of Lombardy. When
their home.
number of them were thrown over Napoleon I was crowned king of you liver is not doing its work of
board without the captain's knowl Italy at Milan In 1805, he himself helping digestion, eliminating waste
edge. The ship was becalmed and placed this Iron crown upon his from tho bowels and purifying the
j !n the morning the captain saw head, saying: “God has given It blood, you will always bo troubled
'mmpkfns bobbing nhout on the sea to me; woe to him thnt touches It." with sick headaches, nausea, bilious
lie called the steward nnd asked
ancient crown remnlned in the ness, bad breath, gas, sour stomnch,
film what he knew about them. "I This
cathedral at Monza until 1859. when
think those are some of the pump It ““fit removed to Mantua. After or constipation.
Cloanso and tone your liverl Put
kins we left In Boston thnt were the peace of Vienna In 1866 the
thrown overboard after we left and crown was presented by the em your system in condition so you
they have followed us so far as peror of Austria to the king of Italy, feel your very best again! Try
I here," said the Stewart with a grin, and was restored to the church
at just a spoonful of Dr. H. 8.
j Lewiston Journal.
Thacher’s excellent Liver and Blood
Monza for safe keeping.
Syrup after the next few meals
and notice the quick improvement
To Make War on Ants
Various Leathers
As an effective poisoning halt in the way you eat, sleep, look and
Tho most Important kinds of
lenther are: chrome, cordovan and for ants, moisten n sponge or a •eel—the return of strength, vigor
, patent. Chrome leather Is tanned piece of bread with a sirup made by and energy. You will be complete
liy the aid of chromium salts. Tests dissolving an ounce of sugar and ly satisfied; otherwise there will
made by the government during the ten grains of arsenate of soda In be no cost. Dr. Thacher’s Live,
World war proved It to he the most two ounces of hot water.
While You Eat ancl
and Blood Syrup is sold and recom
Some ante may even carry the mended hy Kem ’a for Drugs ano
durable for shoes,
Cordovan or
Don’t Regret It
Spanish lenther Is a soft, fine- poison liquid back to the nest, re
Afterwards.
grained product that takes a high suiting eventually In the ti ostruc- nil other lending druggists. eow(T)
It derives Its name from tlon of the entire colony.
polish.
The employment of this effective
Cordova. Spain, where It was orig»
Inally manufactured. At one time bait. If used with care, may replace
It Was made from goatskins only. the application of the many Insectl
hut now It Is made from pigskins cldal preparations, which, princi
and horsehides ns well. Patent pally on account of the odor they
Barber Shop B-
lenther was first manufactured at Impart, cannot be conveniently em
Newark. Del., in 1819 hy Seth Boy ployed.—Hygela.
den, Inventor.—Pathfinder Maga
ITE BOB, CURL AND
idith I.unnu, of this city, zine.
Ancient Gates and Weirs
DYE HAIR
ried in Eugene Friday to
On the Exeter (England) ship
Covering All the Ground
fillin. of Eugene, an eia-
canal gates were recently removed
thè Houthern Pacific. Mrs.
He was n small-town tailor who which had been In continuous duty
Barber Work in General ;
nd daughter Cleo spent takes his vacation In jerks. When for -MM) years. Even this, how special attention to children
ever,
was
not
the
oldest
waterway
things
become
dull
tn
his
place
of
here with Mrs. Louis
business he locks up the store and contrivance In existence In Great
sister of Mrs. Willis.
630 Main, P. S. Bukowski, Prop.
An ancient stone weir,
leaves for a while without saying Britain.
anything to anybody about It. Be dating from 1100, was adapted a
Mr. ami Mrs. Gavin C. Dvott ing told by a friend that he should year or two since to drive ma
entertained Thursday evening nt an have some excuse to give to his cus chlnery for supplying Chester with
informal dinner, their guests being tomers when he takes Impromptu electricity, and part of the canal
Miss Mabel Man rude and Lloyd vacations, ho printed n large sign connecting the Trent and William
Terrill, of Eugeni*, who are to wed which at frequent Intervals he navigations Is the Foss dyke, which
placed upon the front door of his the Romans cut during their occu
tomorrow in Eugenes
business place, bearing this legend’ pation of Britain.
’’Tills shop Is temporarily closed.
7%»
Am sick, out of town, attending a
Lafayette’s Kiss
funeral or fishing."—National lle-
C «I KEM Prop
Hero worship was ns prevalent In
public.
COTTAGE GROVF., OREGON
the days of Lafayette as It Is now.
The following nneedote Is taken
»nel J. M.
from Paul Revere Frothingham's
Lotus in America
i nt general
Nelumbo nelumbo, the Egyptian or “Life of Edward Everett": When
Long Distance Hauling
Commander
Indian lotus, grows In nbunrlnnce Lafayette, the hero of two conti
nong those In a bayou of the Grand river. In nents, arrived In America In the
Piano Moving a Specialty
Ottawn county. Michigan, nnd In year 1824 and attended the Phi Beta
Anv Time Any Where
hut fen other places In this part Kappa meeting at Harvyd for
of the country. The bayou Is about which Edward Everett he'd been
three miles from the vlllnge of chosen orator, one enthusiastic Indy
Spring Luke, n short distance up declared: "If Lafayette had kissed
the river from Lake Michigan, and me. depend upon It. I would never
Chestnut Brothevs, proprietors
up ■ bout thirty miles west of Grand have washed my face again as long
(Across street from S P. depot)
Rapids.
Every year brings tunny as I lived.”
visitors to the «pot
Incidentally,
Coal for Brooders
Curiosity of Hair
the American lotus. Nelumbo Intra,
Salesbooks. The Sentinel.
also a very rar,' plant, grows In two
Some curious anomolies regard
STORAGE AND GENERAL
locations near Cleveland. Both of ing the hair and skin have been
them are In the vicinity of Huron. noted hy Prof. Joseph Bancroft,
TRANSFER
Ohio.
lie tell* is that hair Is merely skin
which has grown In a particu
lar way. hardened, and Instead of
Eve Stones
being rubbed away, as happens with
Plfferenf snuill. aimaith object* the ordinary surface of the sktn.
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
were used by our grandmothers to sticks out In tubular form.
Thq
remove foreign mibatnnce* from the pigment which colors the hair is
contain*.
rye. and were known as eye stones. not the same as that which color»
The College of Literature. Science
The most common object used for the skin, for the skin of an Anglo-
in eye stone is the Moperruhnp” of Saxon. however black his beard, I.«
»nd the Art* with 22 department*.
i snml! marine shell.
This Is a not negroid.
RHOADS A LANSING
The pro4e»KXi*l sthool* of Archi
HUnll lens shaped piece of calcare-
ms shell and Is put Into the Inner
Proprietors
tecture and Allied Arts—Busme«
Theoretical
Line
•orner of the eye uniter the lid It
Adm in i*t ra ton—Education—G rad
»orks tts way to nnd ont of the
Tlie one hnndnsl and eightieth
uat* Study—Journalism—Law—
inter corner, often carrying the for meridian In the I’aclftc ocean was
Medicine—M usk -—Physical Edu
FURNITURE MOVING
:n substance In the eye >\lth it.
selected as the International date
cation—Socmk^y—Extension
line largely for the ptifpose of con
AND STORAGE
venicnce
It Is theoretically the
Rral Self-Control
For a cotalofu* ar sng information
opposite half of the circle of the
wife ha*» the most rioark- meridian of Green wfcrh, which hy
u>n<« Thr Rrfwtrwr. l/nigrrstty of
Me »»vlf control."
common consent of the navigators
Oregon. £ufme. Orfon
“How I n thatT*
of the world Is the earth’s prime
•She read» her Invtjatlotm with- or first meridian nnd Is used as th,
Th» Milk Y»*r ()»»*> S»*trmb»r 24. 1*25
t i
a finger over the ei> common «tn nd art! for reckoal
—
— ■
vlng." Life.
time and measuring loagitud«.
íottaqc (Grove £entind
Î Society I
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Look Out for
Self Poisoning
SAVE •with
SAFETY
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K nowles & G raber
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Roundtrip Excursion Fares
every day throughout the summer
season. Stopover wherever and as long
as you please within final return limit
—October 31st.
Now plan your vacation journeys to
the east. Let our agents assist in fixing
your itinerary. And include
CALIFORNIA
either going or returning,or both ways,
if you choose. See it’s manifold won
der at little, if any, additional expense.
Southern Pacific Lines
T. M. Boyd, Local Agent
159-J
Is Our Number
Call that number whenever
you have an item for publi
cation. The Sentinel wants all
the news while it is news.
If you know an item and don’t
tell it, it’s you fault if it. is
not printed.
Enjoy Your Food
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I
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Company
FOREST WOOD
$2 per tier
HARD WOOD
$3 per tier
Phone 178 R
Chestnut Transfer
City Transfer Co
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