The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, December 13, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextIU>; FUUM CotUar 0‘norr — —— Sentinel larger part of their wav through college and looking ahead to a aix- year grind know where they arc going and are much concerned a* to wh< n will got there, and they want value for every dol flrut • pitl>lh«lh>n riHrr. d at < .t <»«*• Or.iv« »• ••<■«>■ d rI»,it Miftttvr lar «pent, This lad evidently was one of that kind. >aln*-M Office M North HGIh • • • •VMaeKiriios ka T ks Vnd hit ideas, about boy* »M«' io,» iM girl» going to college were about >• .............. »a.îWThr» H.OBU.. »O7A • luoatk. »I asio«, moatk *<> SO the same aa those of Dr. Dubach. “I don’t soe why some girls and M.mkor al I h \ v » come to college. If they are National KdUort.l Aaaorlatloa not flunked out. at the end of col Or«<M H».I. EZlMtrlal A..< h talloa lege they are four year* behiad Oracoli N.w.papor Vaat.rvno. where they would have been had they taken jobs four year* b« fore. When I see boy» without college educations, mauv of them without high -< hool education-, making -uece--« s and forging ahe.i of manv with college education*. I P»«|fi eat '«••|>r«-a<<ut»liv«« sometimes winder xvhether » col iKity a xtyn-». It»c ad, li*«’uri I t hide . X» q Fr»»<taco lege course i* really worth while c Bldg.. N«*«i Hrj«ton» tack in charge except for some tpecial work. r »arva Bldg ; Lo» A agri«*»« »11 W eaters •‘And football, well a fellow who ur care» w'hen he gets where he ha* ti CRITICIZING THE KIDS started for can’t enter into f«»o. it ball. f. r College work ot footh.ul B A great deal is l»eing »aid these player* i» absolutely nil during th« el »y» about the way the kid> art' entire football «rn*«»n. Th«'ir in ‘ — frying on. , the they ---- wav — w are struct or» give them their gra«l«'* anting their time and how much arbitrarily just a* l«»ng r * th«*y r trder they are to deal with I bar ran, but often m«‘mlx*r* <»f th' ere kid* of 25 years ago. Thi* tram let their grille» get -«» low _ 1k goes better in families when that they can no longer be exen*od •ere are no grandparent*, and as and have to be sent back to their matter of fact when one gel- books. Whatever it costa a player ghf to the hearts of the greater to keep up expcn*es during the - .» itnbs'r of these terrible kids it is «on i* an outright gift to college a: o un«l that their idea of what ehil athletes. • • • en -houhl do and how the work« muld be run is not a great deal “A large percentage of the girl* fferent from that of their elders ir Of course the kids may not prnc come to college hoping to meet men whom they will later marry, and re all they preach, but that ir. no» too many boy» because they hope »in that can be pinned to the that four years of college life ids alone. means a white collar job the rest • • • of their livea. But more and more 1C 1 R<~ I th.- editorials thnt appear they art' finding that these end*, < part nf the ni’ws of the Cottng« even if they can be achieved in a rove high aehool an.l one will find college career, do not come without il 10re abont w hat pa rent s would hon«'st study and considerable ef »jr on the same subjects. fort. Heads of departments are al ■“ • • tending to that, and frtxjuently a The Cottage Grove junior high third or half of a frcskmnn da uhiM»l football team did not have is flunked becau-e of poor grade*. g«»od »oaaon from the point of This is the only way that thex ifimng •g games, j»”**’'-”« l*9t members of th«- can cope with the situation.” '•ani s say that they weren’t play Heads of colleges and heads of ig so much to win games as to departments realise that to a t v» lop good sportsmanship, to «lc- greater or leas degree the criticism I «•lop themselvea physically an«l to of thi* college student is true, but f'vrlop an ability to take defeat ' they find themselvc- powerles* to t *• well as victory with a «mil« I do anything about it except bv /ho of the rritieixer* of football I making stiffer entrance requin' i r a high school and college ar mrnt* and by flunking those with •<ity could a*k a better attitude low grades. This method is not I nan that! always fair, for often a poor -tu ( i • * * dent is one who tries the hardest 4 •A f«'w days ago this writer wa-‘ and often is the one who make* ■burning from Portland. Within the greatest »uceess in after year- *ie city limits a young la<l asked • berause of his determination and I >r a ride an«i said he was return perseverenee. College* are raking r >g to th«’ univer*itv at Eugene ‘ another forward step in helping the ? ftrr haxing spent Thanksgiving l»oy or girl who is trying to «io I hoinr. It |s a point worthy of; something worth xvhile in college. irntion that the automobile oper I At the University of Oregon *tu tor who hesitates to pick up thoae dents in the upper third of their *king ride« does not hesitate to classes are designated a-<‘ligiblc f* • » ick up a lad whom h«» knows is honor* when they reach their jun «turning to school or college. Fix«’ ior year. These may take special Ads. all returning to th«* univer work ___ and ____ may w graduate n ‘ with 1 hon $ty, wore pa*seng«T* before w e> They have th«' advantage of jail passe«! Woodburn. more personal instruction aad may t I Thi* writer had an interesting ♦'nter into broader field* of learn ieit with the first lad pirke.l up. ing in their work. • • • le had sold paper- an 1 had done nv other work that h«‘ could got This writer see« a ray of h«»|»r ;' I order to garner funds. He was in what was told him by this col | iking pre medic work and ex lege student. When the younger er- I lr|e” ,0 ’•p^ud aix yean» in com see th«' same fault! in our eduea I fitting the medical course. He has tional system that ue older one* J f l°Mg shift ahead of him. and «11 point nut. and criticite them even ic time there will !>«• a struggle more severely than thia this writ» 4 >r tiu» accessary funds. would, may we not expect a spirit to develop among -tudent* that ■ Dr. Ihibach of O. R. C., m retest will slowly bring «bout a twite r BldresMe» jo Cottage Grov«, *ni«l condition. At least we are assurrd trouble with too many boys that those who have been a part In. 1 girls in school i* that they of the life, and have seen it* ’t know where they are going fault's from the inside, will hax mil don’t rare when they ge^thrre something to say almut ¡t, an! that there are too many- who something to do about it. when lieh to get a« little a- possible for they heroine the taipayers of th»- >eir money. Unfortunately this i* future. ’ue. but couldn’t we -ay the Mme bout a large proportion of their Anvway boy.-* paying a ) I r l*kllUo4 Bvarr Thanday r. C THE MBNTIMBI.. COTTA«»»! OHOVB THURSDAY, nnrilMBIíR II. tW« ORBUON rM to Eugene every one wm earning a large part of hi* wr * Tarzan Serial Drama college, and everyone through Is Thrilling Picture •e.'rue v| to be a clean up«t«nding young fellow r with a vtiou« pur po«e in life, with defin»:o plan* for the future. It it boy» of that kiu«t Arc.idc to Show Chapter Each that we are pleaaed to nee in our Saturday for 15 Week»; college* and for whom we nrv will ing to make some sacrifice*. C ut Outstanding Scientist», cheeking th«' weight of the earth, have fouud an error of a mere 592 quintillion tuns. They had put it st six sextillion tons, which ha* lawn increased on re examination. Precaution* were tak on to see that nolwvly ha.I hi* hand «»n th«' «rale«.—-Oregonian The first weight probablx* wa- tnken iu*t after Clniidr Ingall- «f Corvallis torr up th«' <o«l on th,- Cottage Grove golf emirs«' whil«' giving n lesson to the editor of Th«' Sentinel. The »«»«I ha* uinee hern replaced, hence th.' n«»ct'**arv correction in weight. There max* be an official golf name for what Claude di«l to th«' .<od, but the le.-- sons haven’t advanced that far yet Eight Chicago girls wen' recent Iv awar«h'»l $2 each in court f«v a hug apiece. If they could close out their stock at that price thex woul«l lie pursued by titled for eigners. There are lot* of girl* who don’t earr much about getting mairie1, but the girl who doesn *t like ta ha\e it rumored that she ia .m gap*. I i* a rare exception. In the ohi days when shoe* were $3 a |Mxir more people had to go barefoot than in these day* when they average $10 a pair.—Jeffei *on Rex lew. You ran without fear say thing» to a man's face that you wouldn't dare to sajr K hind his back within his wife'» hearing Those who manipulate the egg count market frequently their chickens before they are h.itehe.t. Courtesy i< hard to cultivate, It is something that has to be m man ’* nature to be healthy. 3 It was. Th«' most thnlhug »nd alventur ous novel written has be«'u brought to the screen by Uiiixer*al nn«l th«' Vrcad»» xx ill «how r chapter each Saturday for 15 week*, starting hi« coming Saturday The dtoiy, which Uuixrraal ha* mad mt«» a «h ipti'rplnx, is from Edgar Ric«' Iturrough ’* «'pochal book, ••Th»’ Jungle rale» of Tarzan.” Th«* screen name is “ Tnrann the Mighty.” Reader.« who hav«' thrill«’«! nt the mere mention of th,* name Taraan, will welcome this announcement. Tartan, th«» ape man. raised from «hildhoo«! by a jungl«* r | h *. falling in lov»' with th«* only whit« woman li«' had ever **«'n. protecting her from th«' terror* of the jungle«, fighting th«' animal.* wh«»*e ruler he had once tn'en these and a ihouMU«! other attributes that spell romance, courage, -tn'ngth aiul ad xoutur«' hax«» been brought mt«» th«’ «'haptvrplny to hold an.l delight audit n« es, “Tarzan th«* Mighty" will start with the first episotle, “The Terror’ of Tarran.’’ Fiank Merrill, one of the coun try ’a outstanding athlete«, will be teen in the »tarring role of Tar- Merrill ha* been an athlete ran. from childhood. He is the holder of more than 20 «h.nmpi«»n*hip* in vu riou.* braurhe» of athletic-. Sa v vral year* ng«» the author. Mr. Bur rough*. *:n«i that M«rrill w«»uhl b- his ch«»ic«‘ for th«* title rule. \«*ar» of vxjH*r»euce as a lea ling man ha* also prox'ided him with th«* training to play hi* part with great effee tivenesx Natalie Kingston app«:trs hi th feiuiuine lea«! of Mary Trevor, th«’ white girl castaway. Al Ferguson will piav Biack Jvhn. th,* beach comber and leader of a lost pirat. village. Bobbie Trexor, the girl’» lilt !«• brother, will be playe<| by B«»bhie Nel*«»n. Lorimer J«»hu-ton will !»«• Lord Graystrok«’. Jack Nelson «Erected th«*« pietur«* ’‘Now I rat even nit'rki MU'age and feel fine \ ended «tnmnch ga* nn I I \ears younger, ” Mr*. M D 1 Jll-t ONE *p ■•‘Mful \dl«'tik:i hex«** gn« and that hlonti'd irelii.. xo that you can eat uml *b'«pw« ll \cts «»n BOTH up|»«*r and l«»»x« t bowel and remove.* «»Id wn*te mat ter you nexer thought wh * th« ie No matter what vou have trie I t •« your stomach nu«l Iniwrla, \dlerih.i will surprise you. Cot tag»' Grove Pharmaex*. 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