?AGE TWO
COTTAGE PROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1926.
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I the Corvallis Gazette-Times t hai D-
Lane’s Percentage of
' the schools of his city could sav,
Modern Woman as a
Mondays and Thursdays
> $1000 a month by cutting out frill»
Road Money Is Small
Rebel Against Ru e
...Publishers and unessentials which he pointed
Bede & Smith. ..
My busband says ihat no lnstito
........ Editor out, and wbuhl be thereby enabled
Elbert Bede.....
Portland Oregonian: Miss Lucile
t j pay decent salaries to teachers. Branstetter became the bride of tlon can he successfully run with
A first class publication entered nt
out rules, mid be wishes 1 would Most of Counties of State
Teachers as a rule support what
Cottage Grove as second class matter Editor Ingalls points out as frills, Frank C. Rice at the First'Presby be more observuAt of the solder
Spend More in Propor
terian church Saturday afternoon, rule in the Institution we cal:
Business Office.— 25 North Sixth which means that they are holding June 19. Banks of palms and ferns home.
tion to Income.
down their own salaries by putting with salmon « gladioli and larkspur
But I really do not care for rules
8UBSCBIPTION KATES
into schools frills and unessential» formed the decorations about the and
I
think
they
must
be
especially
By mail (cash in advance)
which keep the school treasury altar. Pastor Hamid Bowman per unnoylng to the inmutes of prisons
Lane county is well down on the
Ono year..... $3.001 Three months
'drained.
Just fancy never going to a uuii
formed the ceremony. The bride
Six months.. 1.30(One month—
But what would Editor Ingalls was lovely in gray georgette lnee or recital without an atteud list of counties of the state in per
do to induce people to come to his trimmed with silver. .She wore a anti But my husband says the pri- centage of its income spent for
Member of
city if ho should cut out the unes shower corsage of ophelia rosebuds oners do not care for the same tor roads, according to figures com
National Editopal Association
piled by County Judge C. P. Barn
Oregon State Editorial Association sentialsf Doesn’t he know that and bouvardh Miss Rachel Chezes, of amusements that I do. and th:i rrd.
courses are added, not because they the bridesmaid, wore rose georgette, he, himself, personally, can Imagine
Oregon Newspaper Conference
greater punishment for a man
The Oregon Voter recently gave
t re needed, but because some other triinmed with taffeta. Mr. Law no
than to be obliged to attend the the percentage of money raised
school
has
themf
WHERE IS EDUCATION GOING?
rence Isenberger of Marshfield was average recital.
in each county which is devoted
When Claude was a kid, we best man.
They have a snd rule In our II to roads and road bonds and the
Ushers were — Ralph
Norman F. Coleman, president didn’t have athletic instructors, Davis and Charles Walker. Mrs. brary which prohibits a barefoot judge finds that the ratio of
of Reed college, Portland, so the l even though we did have just as Joanna James Ellis sang “At boy from getting u book, nnd the the amount spent on roads as com
boys are so disappointed and etn
press reports said, recently advised keen athletic contests. We used to Dawning.” The bride is the (laugh bnrrr.ssed.
pared to the total amount raised in
ugainst sending children to college. Le able to teach ourselves how to ter of Mrs. Emma C. Branstetter.
I Just adore barefoot boys, anil each county is as given in the table
play.
But
some
school
struck
upon
There probably was some omission
A wedding supper for members of my husband says that Whittier did. below. It will be noted that 10
in the published report of President the idea of hiring an athletic in the bridal party followed the core too.
counties spend a smaller propor
structor,
and
then
overy
city
had
Coleman’s address. What he proba
We once met a dear old bisbop tion of their income for roads and
mony. After a short trip north,
bly advised was that children be ! to have one. One college put in a 'he young couple will be at home with freckles like little ginger snap^ 25 counties spend a larger propor
i ot sent merely to be sending them 1 course in hanging lace curtains, to their friends at north 596 John- who told us that when he was u tion than does Lane, Only four
somewhere. What he probably said II en every college had to have such sen street. (The brode is a niece kid his greatest joy was to feel the counties have no road bonds.
was that children be not sent un ii course. And thus the competition of Mrs. 8. E. Markley and Mrs. warm mud of spring time oozing
The percentages as figur<>d by
up between his toes. And he said
%
less the children have some defi lias continued until 42 per cent or John Barker of this city.)
he got his first impression of high Judge Barnard are as follows:
nite plan in mind whereby they more of our taxes goes to pay for
er Ideals from a book.—Kansas City County
Roads Bonds Total
art to benefit from the education education, and yet teachers con
Mrs. C. E. Frost, Mrs. O. W. Star.
P. c. P.O. P. c.
tinue
*to
get
niggardly
salaries.
which is to be given at such high
Baker .............. ...12.07
7.06 19.13
Hays and Mrs. D. J. Scholl were
cost to the taxpayers, that they be
Benton _____ „J 2.30 10.97 23.27
Hostesses Thursday afternoon to the Stranger Found He
out
The
furore
has
nto
yet
died
not sent until they show a willing
Clackamas
30.88
Constellation
club.
Additional
51 .35 .39
i ess to make some effort upon their that followed the summarily dis- guests were Mrs. H. J. Kjorjie of
Didn’t Have Monopoly Clatsop ........... .20.88 4 2.89
2.3.77
missal of a dean of the state uni-
own part to get thero.
Dawkins
and
u
friend
were
so
ab
30.4.5 2 89 .3.3 .34
Columbia
South Dakota, sister of Mrs. Harold
President Coleman said that of versify and refusal to give any rea- Johnson, and Mrs. Anna Hess of sorbed In earnest conversation that Coos ................. —12.92 9.01 21.93
000,000 students in the colleges son for such dismissal. It has been Roseburg, daughter of Mrs. H. A. they did not notice another man Crook ............ ... 8.41
8.07 16.54
many of them are wasting their ' rumored that the dean was a trou- Miller. Mrs. Harold Johnson bc- ahead of them.
14..32 1.3 95 28 27
"She Is the most contnnkerous Curry
time. He probably did not qualify 1 blc maker. Perchance he was, but
8.78
.3.17
Deschutes ....... ... 5.61
came a member, Tnble decorations
that statement. Its truth is patent. it is our guess that the most trouble were in keeping with the colors woman I. ever met." said Dawkins Douglas ........... ...21.12 1.3.47 .34.59
to
hfs
friend,
wanted
he
made
was
because
he
President Coleman could as well have
"What do yon mean by talking Gilliam ........... ...25.79 5.61 31.40 1
of the Eastern Star, A dainty two-
said that from 50 to 75 per cent to put college education on a busi
course luncheon was served. The about my wife?” exclaimed the Grant ............. ...10.38 14.44 24.82
ness
basis.
Such
an
attempt,
we
of all education is never put to any
Harney ........... —18.69
18.69
next meeting of the club will be stranger, flashing round.
use. By the time children have can easily believe, would bringdown Septem ber 16, with i Mis. George
“Here, steady there," said Daw Hood River .... ... 9.24
7.59 16.83
kins.
“
You
have
no
right
to
listen
reached the senior class they have upon the one who jiiade the attempt
Mrs. C. C.
( Cruson and to our conversation I merely said Jackson ........... -11.52 5.98 17.50
forgotten half what they learned in the enmity of many of his follow Matthews, Baldwin as hostesses.
6.18 20.19
that a lady of my acquaintance was Jefferson ....... ...14.01
the grades. By the time they have i teachers. Business and text-book Mrs. F. E.
17.90
the most ill-tempered person I ever Josephine ....... -17.90
l>eeii out of school four years they education do not seem to be on the
Klamath ......... ...10.47
.91 11.38
The ladies’ aid of the Christian met.”
have forgotten 75 per cent of all best of terms. This dean stood
"But you were speaking of my
high with President Campbel ill. We church was entertained Wednesday
they ever learned nt school.
wife, I tell you.”
2.79 19.20
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Lane ................ ...1(1.41
I
Presi-
can
easily
believe
that
had
If th«; statement seems exagger-
"Nothing of the sort,” snapped Lincoln ............ ...25.84 13.41 39.25
Charles Walker. Guests were Mrs.
ated, let anyone who has been out dent Campbell been spared to us,
“
I
don
’
t
know
your
Dawkins,
7.55 35.99
D. Brown, Mrs. O. II. Willard,
Linn ................ ...28.44
of school 10 years try to pass an the recent unpleasantness would C.
wife.”
1.62 12.73
have been avoided and that within Mrs. Fred Beidler, Mrs. (lowing,
This somewhat mollified the bad- Malheur .......... ...11.11
< ighth grade examination.
.Mrs. Frank Hambrick, Mrs. Owen, tempered man. He stepped back, Marion ............ -16.05 6.42 22.47
The greater part of education at a few years Oregon’s university
Robinson and Mrs. bowed, and fairly beamed on Daw Morrow .......... ...14.43 12.75 27.18
best is but a vehicle whereby those v ould have been an example of an Mrs. Orrin
The afternoon was kins.
Multnomah ...... ... 8.72 2.38 11.10 •
who get it may continue their edu efficiently conducted institution George Young,
22.65
“I apologize," he said. "I thought Polk ................. ...22.05
cation after leaving school.
It efficiently educating those who spent socially and with quilting. there
was only one like her In the Sherman ......... ...28.02 3.78 31.80 1
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
showed
a
real
desire
for
education
probably is no exaggeration to say
world. I was mistaken. Yon have lillamook ........ ...33.21 2.44 35.65
that 90 per cent of the people do
12.49 8.01 20.50
The Social Twelve club will meet my sympathy 1"—London Tlt-Blts. TTmH.fi Ila
With
a
college
president,
the
col
little to continue that education.
Union ............. .. 9.86 15.15 25.01
So a statement that 50 to 75 per lege-educated editor of n paper in Thursday at Boswell Springs. Each
Artful Dodger
Wallowa .......... .21.43 5.47 26.90 I
cent of all education is never put e. college city, nnd one who was member will bring a guest. Lunch
“Excuse me, air,” said the ele- Wasco ............. ..17.77 10.70 28.47 1
to any use probably is within the ranking dean in a state uni ion will be served at the hotel and gantlj-turned-out
gentleman, "but Washington .... ..32.65
32.65
versity suggesting the use of busi a special program will be given in
i( ason.
Mr. Robinson’s office?”
Wheeler
18.59 12.79 .31.38
ness principles in dispensing some the afternoon. Mrs. B. 11. Job Is “ this
No, It Is not," came the angry
thing that costs as much as is chairman in charge qf enter reply from an Individual seated be Yamhill --------- .17.20 5.28 22.48
does education, there is a proba tainment.
hind a rolltop desk.
Nurim Sherman Dies.
bility that something may bo start
“Much obliged.” muttered the In
Mrs. C. W. Leonard, Mrs. Joseph truder and departed, leaving the
ed that will be a good thing for
Funeral seervices for Nurim Sher-
both the taxpayer ami those who Sams an<l Mrs. William negate will door wide open, and a gale blew In man, who died in Eugene June 25,
wish to get an education for the be hostesses Wednesday afternoon on the Irate man.
were held here yesterday.
Mr.
“Hl, yon i ’ he bawied. ’’Come back Sherman was a former Cottage
in the Methodist church parlors to
use they can make of it.
and
shut
my
doorl"
the
ladies
’
aid
of
the
church.
Hut it must be a nation wide
Smilingly the other re-entered Grove resident, having lived here
movent,'nt before results can be
the office. From his bag he pro until moving to Reedsport three
expected. Until then we in Oregon
years ago. H«‘ was aged 61 yrars,
Machine bookkeeping equip duced a mechanical appliance.
i will take pride in having in our ment and supplies. The Senti
“Here, sir," he said, “Is the very one month and 18 days.
i schools all the frills ami nnessen- nel.
Mr. Sherman was born May 8,
latest type of door-closer on the
market. Closes your door without 1865, at New Hartford, la?, and
tials that those coming to us from
a bang, and Is guaranteed for ten passed his boyhood and early man
other states hail in their schools.
years. -— Answers. .
DRUG STORK Until then those of us living in
hood in that state. April 23, 1890,
one city must have everything that
he married Miss Georgiana A.
That Final “Division"
that thus«' coming to us from other
Peck, who survives. In 190.3 the
He had Just come back from family moved to Welsh, La., and in
cities had in the schools which they
Mexico and was standing on a cer 1909 to this city.
ft.
tain San Francisco pier, much dis-
Surviving children are Ada F
turt>ed about the case of forbidden Sherman, Reedsport; Claude N.
Someone criticised the Eugene
fruit he had secreted in one of his Sherman, Cottage Grove; Pauline
I Guard sometime ago for not. boost
trunks. “Have you anything to de
June 28 to July 5 Inclusive
ing Cottage Grove as th<* Holly-
clare?” asked the customs officer. M. Sherman, Reedsport, and Mrs.
v ood of Oregon. As is usually the
He was about to deny his posses Ethel M. Hands, Cottage Grove.
For 10 «lays, .June 28
Surviving sister and brothers
slon when his courage failed him,
case, no one has thought to compli
to July 5, the passen
so he desperately sought refuge in are Mrs. Hanna Fortune, Modesto,
ment the Guard for the many nice
strategy. Pointing to the trunk he Calif.; David Sherman, New Hart
things it has said since that time,
ger schedule will be as
murmured, “Three for you and nine ford, la.; Frank Sherman, Cottag«*
1 Even its editorial columns have
for me.” “You’re warm, but you Grove, anil Fred Sherman, Cedar
follows: Leave Cottage
been used for the purpose.
ain’t right,” said the officer. “Six
Grove at 5 a. nt.; arrive
for you and six for me,” whispered Falls, la.
tbe trembling citizen, hopefully.
rage.
at Cottage Grove on re
“Naw!” roared the inexorable offi Margaret Galloway on Honor Roll.
I Years ago the girls were vaccinated
Miss Margaret Galloway has been
turn trip at 7:30 p. nt.
cer, “but you’re warmer—twelve
Ion the limb (the word “leg” had
named #on the spring term honor
for me I”
not
yet
come
into
common
use),
E
R
MORFORD,
G.
P.
A.
'I'liis type cup ban a chin strap. <o that the mark wouldn’t show.
roll of the University of Oregon.
Fits snugly, but <|oes not bind. I Those days someone could make a
Only those students who have re
Forest Fires
Wears well.
fortune by discovering a vaccine
The forest service «ays that the ceived no grade less than II are
amount of damage caused by a Are include«! in the list. Of these ,
to be taken internally.
to forests depends entirely on the 1 there wete 57 women and 52 men.
type of fire. There are three classes Miss Galloway is a sophomore ni
In the good old «lays every man
of Are—superficial Are. which burns the school of business administra
could use his head to put his shirt
leaves of the trees and Is not nec-1 tion. She was also on the honor
T»e
JA vw
over. The shirt that buttons down
essatlly dangerous; crown Are, roll for the winter term.
the front has made an army of idle
which burns through the branches
C. J. KEM, Prop.
hen ds.
and Mils them and Is very danger
L. A. McNeil Dies.
ous and disastrous; deep ground
L. A. McNeil, a resident hero for
Are, which burns off the roots deep
Family of 700.
under the trees and destroys the I IB months, «lied June 22 at a
More than 700 descendants, chil
trees and makes a very dangerous I Eugene hospital. Th«' funeral wns
«Iren. grandchildren, great grand
Are. In burning land the Are con- I held
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w.....__
He ____
had
23 _ in
Eugene.
children ifnd great, great grand
sumes all the rotted leaves and de- i,c,,n suffering for several month*
stroys
the
soil,
leaving
the
mineral
children, is the record of I sum
I with pernicious anemia. The father,
element.
M. Thompson, a resident of Okla
IC. 8. McNeil of San Francisco, ar
he in a. Mr. Thompson is past l><>
rived here before his son’s death.
Old Copper Pipe
Operate
nnd has been a minister of the
The McNeils had lived for six
J<> Milos ot
gospel for more than 68 years.
Gl«a. Egypt, a piece of copper months on a place up Mosby creek.
has been found nenr an an
Highways.
He has been married twice, the
clent tomb which it Is believed was Wooden Railway Seta Track Record.
first time at the age of IB. Eleven
used fbr plumbing purposes at least
children wore born to the first
Horton. June 24.—With the ad
5,000 years ago. Popular Mechan
union and eight to the second.
ics Magazine jwlnts out that this Is dition of a largo crew, tracklayers
All but three of the children lived
only another bit of evidence that on the auto rail railway broke all
t<- marry and rear families. The
copper Is practically Indestructible r«'<'or<ls last week when they laid
smallest family among those of the
Under the lava and debris thrown 1500 feet of track in five days. i
children is one of five and the
out by Mt Vesuvius tn 76 A. D„ This included the building of- two I
Stages leavn Cottage Grove daily
was found a bronze bathtub which bridge.
largest one of 19.
for all Califbrnia points.
Is still tn such good condition that
Clearing work has ranched the I
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NEW SCHEDULE:
It will hold water.
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top of the mountain and the grad
5:15 a. tn.. 2:15 p. ni.
Long Distance Hauling
ing crew is not far behind.
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Rattleannkea, of which there are
aotne 18 species In the United
Rtstes are viviparous; that Is. they
do not lay eggs but bring forth liv
ing young. The United States bio
logical survey says that tn the early
fall the fen,ale rattlesnake brings
forth froui six to nine young of
about five inches In length«
The
young display all the traits of the
adults and «III try to rattle and
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On charges of conduct not becom
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A. H. Shortea. state traffic officer,
has been dismissed from the ser
vice, according to T. A. Raff ety.
ch ief of the state force, Dismissal
followed a number of complaints
against the officer. Shorten wns
ftrmerly city traffic officer of Eu-
gene.
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The highest mountain has about
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