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ÇOTTAGEJIROV^SEïmNEL^THURSDAY^JUL^J^^ Cameramen Important Notebooks in Pockets Horrible Methode of Have Banished String In Filming of Picture Treating the Insane PAO® THREE Away From the Heat. Chef—Boss, I’se sorry to tell you, but next Saturday night l’se <(uittin Manager—I’m sorry, Rastus you have been very faithful. Nothing unpleasant has come up, I hope? ‘‘No, boss. I’se plannin' to go to Africa to live with mah bruthah. Why, boss, they tell me the sun does all their cookin ’. Don’t no- bodv use stoves. They just set the food out in the sun to cook. That’s the place for me, wheah I won’t nevah have to stan* over no mo’ hot stoves. ’ ’—Christian Science Monitor. The man who tied a string around Until within the last ceutury In a finger to remind him of errands sane persons were treated with ter (Continued from first page.) to be done for his wife has for rible cruelty in nearly all •civilized" ever departed. The string nas been tbi action of a wind machine op countries, and as late as 1770 luna banished by the notebook so effectu tics were exhibited at public fairs If we haven’t what you ally that If ten men were challenged erating in front of it. Afterwards In England, and as late as 1813 want in office ____ equipment. ___ to account for their good memories landscapes are filled in with views there were exposures of terrible we’ll get it for you The nine would display notebooks and cctually taken from an airplane in cruelties In the Bethlehem hospital Sentinel. the tenth would confess that he motion. Motion picture cameramen in England, and this led to gradual made memoranda of his errands on hi ve had many thrills in getting improvements and the introduction the back of a letter. of enlightened and scientific meth /C the latter pictures. N Even the farmer no longer drives Stars very seldom take part in ods In the care of the mentally uf to town with his linger tied around I scenes where there is danger to fileted. with a string. He may not have I life and limb. It would be too One of the mildest of the old the businesslike notebook, but some forms of treatment of uiad people, where in a pocket there Is a lettei expensive to have one of them and long In vogue at Strathtillan. he Intends to answer some time, or injured and the filming of a In Perthshire, Scotland, was con In nected with the observance of the a bill of sale, or a notice from the picture delayed for months. road overseer, and on the beck of J flood scenes and the like, when a festival of St. Fillan, a Scottish one of these he writes down the star guides a bobbing canoe over saint. errands he Is to do for "his wife. dangerous rapids and whirlpools, Insane people were dipped in the There hasn't been a string Jogger r. double usually takes his plaee. "holy pool," where St. Fillan had of memory In his generation. If no action is required in the bathed In the Seventh century. “In the old days,” explains an scene, it may be done in miniature. Many quaint ceremonies were con elderly man, “there were few pock nected with this "ducking.” After ets, no convenient scraps of paper A thousand feet of film, depicting the Immersion the lunatics were and not always pen and Ink or a a hair-raising ride on a raging tor herded to St. Flllan's chapel, and pencil. But always In one of these rent, may be taken in a miniature strapped to the floor, to be left all For you who would limit your motor car investment to pockets was a bit of string. The set a few feet long. The parting night. men of my days grew up with string < f the waters and the drowning of Those who managed to free their any of the lower-priced sixes, Walter P. Chrysler presents in their pockets. People carry pen thousands in the Red sea in “The bonds and escape were considered another sensational quality product—the new lighter six- cils nowadays Instead.” Ten Commandments” was filmed in cured. Experience did not bear out cylinder Chrysler “60.” a tank not larger than a small this pious belief, however, and the custom gradually declined. In this new light Six are the same supreme Chrysler room. Big “Scoop” Credited quality and value, the same sheer brilliance of Chrysler Pictures of the hero scaling the to Virginia Gazette walls of a skyscraper sometimes Music Shown to Have design and the same skill and precision of workmanship The Virginia Gazette Is said to rre taken without the star getting that have won such public acclaim in the Chrysler “70” Odd Effect on Hair have been the first newspaper is and Imperial “80.” sued south of the Potomac river. It riorc than 15 or 20 feet from the It all the violinists in the world assembled together In one vast Sixty miles, and more, per hour; unprecedented accelera was also the first paper to publish ground. There are many tricks in the building, and they numbered, say, the Declaration of Independence. tion; astonishing riding ease and roadability—a score of operation of a camera in the motion 100,000, It Is probable that there The Gazette was established by a fine car features never before incorporated in any car man named Parks at Williamsburg picture game. Terrific speed in an would be but 100 among them with near the new lighter Chrysler “60” in price. in 1736. It has recently been re airplane scene may be depicted by bald heads. But If the same num vived by the William Parks School reversing the action of the camera ber of brass instrument players We are eager to number you with the thousands who of Journalism of William and Mai/ being operated from a slowly mov- were Inspected, bald beads would have already approved the quality and value of this new be as common as flies In summer college. As established by Parka ing plane. lighter Chrysler “60” by enthusiastic ownership, since time! the Gazette was a single sheet, 12 Often great difficulties have to its presentation. See it; drive it; experience its unusual If you doubt this, make a point by 6 inches, and was sold for 15 shillings a year. The first issue be surmounted by the cameraman, of observing the heads of the or performance—and you will, we feel sure, no longer be of the new series is in tabloid form An example of this was the neces- chestras In the cinemas or theaters content with any but the Chrysler “60” in its field. and contains 12 pages. According sitv of rebuilding a portion of the you patronize. Scientists declare that the play to the first issue of this series, bow river road, so that the cam which was prepared by William and eras, seated on an automobile, could ing of stringed Instruments induces Mary students, one of the earliest be operated iron the road while hair growth. A series of experl- ! numbers of the Gazette “scooped filming a moving train running ments on the partly bald has proved the world” on the Declaration of In that stringed music has power to igside the road. Ruts and bumps raise a hairy crop! dependence. During the Revolu alongside fhe road would have made it in Cornet and horn players lose ' tionary war three papers bearing impossible to get perfect films and their hair early; theirs Is the wrong the name Gazette were published In Williamsburg. One was edited and the train would have been shown sort of music from the hirsute I published by Mrs. Clementina Rina. bobbing up and dovn in a dan point of view. The explanation ad vanced Is that the physical strain She successfully conducted her pa gerous manner. of blowing affects the circulation per for two years. Rhe is given the All prices f. o. b. Detroit, subject to current and deprives the roots of ths hair credit of being the first woman in federal excise tax. the United States to edit and pub- I NEWSPAPER advertising makes of their due supply of blood. llsh a paper.—Pathfinder Magazine. big stores out of little ones and keeps them from going back to Machine bookkeeping equip little ones. Zx ment and supplies. The Senti T asmania nel. A Dutch navigator, Abel Jans- V: Recipe Books The Sentinel. zoon Tasman, discovered this 1s- Bound Books. The Sentinel. • land, whfch is now one of the states of the Australian commonwealth. f He supposed It to be the mainland of the southern continent, and he named It Van Dieman's land In honor of his friend and patron, Anthony Van Dieman, governor of the Dutch East Indies. It waB later visited by Captain Clark and oth ers, and first colonized In 1803. For a time the Island was administered as an appendage of New South Wales. It was then still officially called Van Dieman's land, but the name Tasmania. In honor of Its dis coverer, was a popular one. In 1868, at about the time a constitution was being framed for the colony and It was being granted a coo- slderable measure of self-govern- ment. It elected to adopt Tasmania as Its official name. Chrysler Quality and New Low Prices Simplex Bookkeeping Systems What more information could you want than is to be found in the following departments, all kept in one book : Record of cash received and paid out. Checks issued, to whom and what for. Journal. Invoice record. Petty cash. Bank statement. Sales and expense summary. Financial statement. Your business at your finger tips every moment of the day. The “60,” A New Lighter Six of Famous Chrysler Quality The Sentinel Printers—Publishers—Office Outfitters THE NEW LIGHTER CHRYSLER “60” Touring Car...................................... $1075 Roadster ........ $1145 ......... $1165 Coupe $1195 Coach ................................... $1295 Sedan ........................................... Seventh Street Garage Fire Proof Safes That Hold As Much As Six-Room House Dante of the Dawn Dante’s work Is untranslatable. To get a faithful English transcript of the great Florentine, we should need a diction of the Fourteenth century, molded by a more fiery and poten genius than Chaucer. Not the thoughts solely, as In every true poem, are so often virgin thoughts; the words, too. many of I them are virgin words. Their | freshness and unworn vigor are there alone In Dante's Italian. Of I the modern Intellectual movement 1 Dante was the majestic herald. In | his poems are the mysterious shad ows, the glory, the fragrance, the , young life promising splendors of the dawn. The broad day has Its strength and Its blessings; but It can give only a faint image of the glories of its birth.—George Henry Calvert. The Sentinel Steel and Wood Office Equipment of Every Kind — — Biggest One-Piece Doors The doors at the west entrance of St. Paul's cathedral in London are believed to be' ttje biggest pair of one-piece doors in existence. | There are, of course, bigger doors elsewhere, but not all in one piece I like these. Each of the two leaves is of solid oak, about 80 feet high. ! and very massive. Because of their Immense weight and unwieldiness, they are only i opened on state occasions, and. very occasionally. In hot summer weath- j er to air the cathedral. No nails' enter Into their construction, the various crosspieces and panels be ing held together by bronze bolts. The doors are nearly as old as the cathedral Itself, and have upon them the Initials of the carpenter who made them.—Detroit News. Storage Binders (De Luxe Line) All Styles and Sizes THE SENTINEL Printers—Publishers Office Outfitters I Got Clot* to North Pole On July 8. 1871, Charles Francis Hall sailed from New London in the Polaris L> command of an expe dition to the North pole. The Polaris pesjw-'l through Hmlth sound into Kane sea. then through Ken nedy and Robeson channels to the Polar sea. and August »0, 1871 reached the highest point then at tained by any vessel. The expedl tlon went Into winter quartern at Thank God harbor, Greenland. Hall became 111 October 24, 1871. on the return from a sledge Journey to »'ape Brevoort. and died of apo plexy. November 8. 1871. The TJeLuxe Line of TOP LOCK BINDERS The Cottage Grove Sentinel 4 Publishers—'Printers—Office Outfitters J Clean Minds Joneo—For a while Williams wm clean out of his mind about that girt. Smith—And now? Jones—Oh. now the girl is etaas out of his mind. RACES Calapooya Springs Sunday, July 4 Deulen, one of world’s fastest drivers, is one of the entrants BASE BALL RACES OF ALL KINDS Swimming—Bathing Lunches and Refreshments on the Grounds LOTS OF SHADE Races Start at 1 o’Clock Speed Demons of Pacific Coast and Middle West States in the Fastest Races Ever Staged in This Section of Oregon Class A, 5 Miles; Class B, 5 Miles; Sweepstakes Enjoy Yourself at South Lane’s Famous Outing Resort J
