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THB MUfTINBL, COTTAUB GROVE
ron»
(Totlage (firm >mtinrl
OM cigar will kill 10,1)00 germ*. going to do in th«» event he should laniimaik of Virginia
If it were not for th«»
smokers, Imronie governor an,I ha.I in other
KataMtaM I»»*-
It Old Church Tower
what would this old world come to? way* given this writer the n»|We*-
Pabllahad K«»r, 'H>ur»‘l»y
rion that th«» la*t tin
h«' wanted
Tlie traveler who wnudera Into
î.ltar* Had. * Ubar« Nnlth
PabMalwra
« alow i*. in \ irglnin, w tn m «
You can’t «’Xpert to inspire con wa* M»rr«‘cy, this writvi f«'lt it un
|IL.r< I)..).
Ldl""
• fUleace in others if you haven't nec'saary t«» go t«» Mi. Blowvi* (I.ere the ruins of mu old brick tow
an«! ask him if it would
I»«'
all er, aurrounde«! by n wire fence, und
A fka* rlaaa public»**,'» rnlarrd a* *’*>* , confidence in yourself.
taf» Iinaa »a aata*l<-»l»»» WAHar.
right to give him
th«» publicity Imvlug the nppenrance of an an
that he *«s'me«l to !»«• «qu'iily e«»urt
dent age.
Au«l It Is ancient, too
tl lalaaaa «Hit».
•» Nnrlb HI uh
BLOWERS AGAIN SPEAKS
mg
for It has Btm»d ou this b | h » i for
Ml l*-< Kil l ll>\ H « I I -
Klmv«' all thing* a
candidate almost IhM yearn.
It was not al
<Caah I« «draai-r»
MOTOR Ro! 1'1. B. I X«il X I . *houl«l I»«' accumt«*
m th«* »tat«*
way a no lonely, though, for when It
<>,, ,-»r
♦ • 25 Threa month» JOTS
.Jun«- L’H.—(To the Editor.) I hav* ment* h«* mnki's in writing
Th* wan erected It was part of a church
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read with profound interest, no* 'tatenunt that I
H
McMahan. •me of the first churches erected In
Member of
untuix.-d with wonder, your lengthy Tom H«nn«*tt ami B. F, I\< « HI*)
America by English settler» In (lie
National Editorial A»»uriati«»i»
' effusion* appearing in your own W«'T0 s.Ttì<fÌ«'*l with on«* tenu h
Or* gun Hlate Editorial A»«o»‘i«tk»n
paper,
th«'
Oregon
City
Enterprise
Oregon N»-* »paper Confer»«™
not accurnt«'.
It was erected In 163ft by the
an*! the Oregonian. You mu*1 hnv«
Mr, BI ovvvd » *p«*nk* <»f a *illy early Virginia settlers and ".«•»
A
.
.
ul « «»utrov erxv Su.rh »tateme« t» a» th.'
built ou the very spot where tXipt
elbow becau*«* th«' length “t your «m«» tluit 1 hav e written «i'.litorial* John Smith, that famous explorer,
word* would put Erasmus t«» sham«'
»«r Th«' rirt'g» ■ u City
1 ni« rprÌM» had built a w«'odeu one some year»
We wh«» arc not ut th«' elect cun mak«» thè cniitr.i»v vr*v *i!lv
previous.
This early church was
*i.h r l.incola‘s (««'ttysburg ad«lre**
lna*iuuch Hs thi* writer’ * *« h«H»l
the one In which Pocahontas, th«*
pretty fair English, but why ««»m
ng «*xteud«»J «Jti 1 v to t h -t' eighth Indian mak! ami «laughter of Pow
Pacific Cooat Representative*
■ par»’
Lineoln with Ellw'rt B«'«le grade, nnd ha* beò« ad.lc.l i.» only liatan. was married l«» John Rolf in
A W îMypea Inc
Portland Me< uritjr Bldg
San Eranchco
«kf Cot tag«* Groxo, who*«1 illustrious bv r«'a«iiiig lìt«' ralur«' in!« imied tor 1614. The new church was a large
Rbaron Bldg
Los Angeles Wil V\ « stern
umne appears tby invitation miud thè mn*?»v*. ìt i» unkin»! . • Mi
Patille Bldg Ned Bryd< n lack in chant«
«»lie for the times»
It was built en
you in ‘‘Who 1* Win» in Or«'g' ii
Blower* to criticize «tur primarv tlrel.v of brick and of wo « h I taken
Th« common her«! of course was not English.
from the dense forests, aud the
DRY KILLINGS
1 invite«l.
If any one doubt* thi*
Inasmuch a* Mr. Blow«*r* seems tower that stamls there t«»«hiy was
n»a«l a recent \« ry *tuug an«l com to b<‘ h«'*itatiug for t«*?ir th«' new* pla«'«*»! at (he entrumv
While the «leman.l of the lie«
placeiit «''litonal m The Svutin.i pa|H*rs may have a camliilate, this
The times were troublous in the
of the national W. <’ T. I
th«! and I m ’ couvince«l.
writer wish«** to as*ur«‘ him that Virginia of
years nu«‘. am! when
prohibition be given
the
name
This silly eontrover-v i* not of th«' new *papcr* hav«» no camli-lat«'
il*«» white men were not tight Ing the
c ha nee to mak«' good that saloon* my M'eking. I ha«l only gou«l will
hav«' nev er eon*id«,r« .1
having
a tndhius they w«»uld often tight
ba.1 is generally considered a rea ; for you an.l your pap« r until you
camiidate, au I hav«* n«*ver had a among themselves
And bo about
son.tLie one, yet the way of
th* wrote au article, jmrportmg to b«
cau«lidat«' for this or anv other ¿5 years after the church had tieeii
enforcement official is to l«e mad
friendly, lull in reality very uu office. Thev ar«* not euiie«*rurd ,n «a»mpl«'ted Nathaniel Hn«»n ami hl*
extremely difficult by orders from J frien«ily.
announcing mv
eand. the li.tM a« to w h«‘t h«*ir Mr Blow
s«»ldl«'rs rel elle*! against th«» author
the federal government that shoot ’«lacv. V«» m li»i thi* without eon
er* is or is no!: a «an.lIidat«-
Ity «»i the goverm»r. marched on
¡ng must I m ' in '•elf defense only
suiting in«' though I wa* in Col
laniesL’wn am! burned the (own
This order is without question just tag«' Grove every other
day tor
■f d (i.«• church Nnthlm of thn idt
as reasonable a* the demand for a M'veral month*.
GOING TO COLLEGE
■. i nnm i m t<
« \ •
the i
fair chance for prohibition, for the
You tne«l to make me app-ar a
“Shal 1 l go to < adleg«
person killed by mistake for a boot tramp by mentioning *e% oral pla» « •
i* it i««wer. an object of beauty in Its old
age, ami one visited by thousands
logger it just as
effectively r*
tn wnirh > aceor«ling to you
I ha«l questi.>n uow !»«‘ing COMM 1«i»re» 1 bv
moved from the enjoyment of this resided in th«' pa*t thro«' year* My t houvin-i!* Of VOUth* who h?IV •* jus* of l»et'ple every year.
life, iuat a* effectively remote«! son Paul was locate«! in Cottage graduati d fruiti high *ch«Hd or pre
lieg.»
from his family a» though he had Grove almut
th re,» months. I !. pa ratory *«*hool*. ti­ning to
been shot down io cold bloo«l by vided mv time betwat* that -h«: may or ma y not ha*« «' a nyt
i» G» Secret of Composition
an enemy, and such deaths ar«' ju*t plae«* and Eugen«*.
of China Long Sought
Most
of my h» with on«* * sucre ** in 1life but
as much to be regretted a» th«' kili
mail was «lelivered at kug«'ne a* it ri nnuv hkelv u> than n.»t . e*
The
making
of china Is an Intrl
ing of prohibition officers by 1
usual. You had th«' presumption to p«< ally if «me i- fitte,l for further cate ami hmg-drawn «»ut process It
quor law violators.
touch ou th«' pOBsirde pronunc.a study and nu'ntal development. \ •nice required 25 different opera
Th«' life of the enforcement of­ tion of my name, a nam«' that ha- colleg«» edueatiim *h«»ul«l n*»t bur» (Ions ami four w*eeks* time to make
ficial is a difficult one at b« *' b«'en respectable aud r« *p« • te«l in .anyone and it is hkelv to mak«' a even the clumsy white plates whh-h
Often to give the persou whom he thi* country since 1635, and th« *u«‘.-e*xful mau out «>!p a uu ‘«iiocr • are fouml In cheap restaurants
woul«l apprehend a
square
dea1 !>earers of which
ha\«‘
utter«‘.i one in later life.
The finer chinas re«|Ulre the hlgh«*st
Les* than one per c< *nt of \m. . .
means putting his own
lift*
in their bodie* for “cannon fo«lder”
y»*t «»f skilled latmr am! materials, ami
jeopardy, but newspaper* that hav«‘ m every war in which thi* country ran men ar«' collegi' g raduaî.
cent
ha v «» their Jeeonill«»n Is an art In Itself
beeu outspoken for prohibition an ■ ha* ever engaged, so 1 feel justi out of thi* one p« r
Mnnv trie«! in vain to «Usanver th«*
a rum«*: Fitly five per rent « »f our secret of the rotupositlon
have never wavered because of th«' fied in resenting the slurs ««f
Event
It is quite
true
that I presidents, 36 per cent of the1 mem
manner of its enforcement are now Bede.
ually various attempts were attend
demanding protection for i-iu*-«‘ht serve«l only un«‘ term m th«' l« g * ber* of congre**, 4 7 per r. •nt uf ed with success In Italy ami France
speak« r< of th«* hou»e.
r cent
persons an«i are pointing out that lature. I agreed with .Iu«lg»‘ M<
In 17<«!‘ a German nleliemlM imiuetl
Bennett ami
Ben of th«» vice president*,. 62 p r r« nt Rnettger discovered the pru«vss
many of th«' killing* have been o: Mahan, Turn
pcr*ons being pursue«! and not by Keeney that one term w»* Miff, of the secretaries of *tnt«*. r»n p, r after years of study
By the en«l
any stretch of
the
imagination cient and was not a candidate' for crut of th«* !‘f«T«*tai u * of th«' Irena of the Eighteenth enturv Germany
could it be claimed that the of­ h‘.’> •‘.«■n. Strang«* .'** it BMkY '• «':: urv, 69 per cent of the justices
had not less than seventeen | h .(
to you I resigned the judgeship the supreme court.
ficers shot in ‘•elf defense.
terh'S.
h was. however, the rirl
of
Hood
River
county
after
having
We have had these killings ever
ental ami East ludlau c«»tii|uinle*
been
electe«l
with
only
two
vote-
BLUE
MOUNTAIN
cince prohibition enforcement *tart
that pla«*ed the « harm of chinaware
ed, several even in Oregon, but it cast against me in the entire coun
which f»»r centuries was so rare
(Special to th.« Sentinel.)
took the killing in quick *urr«•*<.* n ty. 1 had business of my own that
that only prim*es. kings or nobl*'*
require«! attention.
.Tuly 2—Mr. an I
Mr*.
J.dm could |M‘ssvss a piece of It, within
of Henry Virkkula at lutrrnati«*n
Some
of
you
people
s«^m
to
b*»
Barker «»f Cottage Grove v.*ited the mtmuon reach of the average
al Falla*, Minn., while
returning
obsessed with th«' idea that no on« Thursday at
the
John
Palmer
home from a pleasure trip with his
family.
is
competent
to
servo
th«'
peopl«
ranch.
family; the 'hooting in th« DeKinu
in
an
executive»
capacity
unless
th*
Mrs.
Carl
Tonole
of
^
’
iniau
ha*
family at Aurora. Ill.; the death
can lolate has serv« -i several term- returned home to '•pen I the Fourth
of J. W
Hendricks. student
Leprosy Fearful Scourge
Mr. Ton«»l«* w«-ni
Abington. Ky., to bring realization • onlv 4<> «lav* in two vear* in th«’ with h ome folk*
During
the
Middle
ages no
that there is need of a different !eg!*la ture. I believ«» ther«' are per to San Frau« -.’«» to hav« hi* ton
He will arrive here scourge vvns so widespread ns lep
class of men in the law enforce haps on«' thuusau«! men in Oregon sils remove«!.
rosy.
‘There were s«»iue 19,( bm >
meut forces ami for a differen* who have never serve»! on«* term it» later.
Lee Dugan and *«>n I.»'«» an.l lazar houses scattered over west
class of persons on juries before either th«' legislature or the pent
ern Eur«.pe. neurly 1UU of them be
\ .
ris left Bunda
whom murder cases of this kind tent in ry who ar«* qualif «»•! to mnk
One occu­
competent governors, and I believe fur California, wk«*r«* thev w ¡1 ing In Great Brltnln.
ar«» tried.
pied the site of St. James palace,
that the voters are in the mom! to vi*.t at the HaroLI Dug an honi«*.
Virkkula, driving near the border elect *u<-h a man.
and
the
dates
of
their
foundation
Mr. and Mr*. Ma. Tomde ami
on his way home, was suspected
1 realize that a cont«‘*t for th« Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laura*’- r ami covered a perk»d from ItKHi at Can
by federal enforcement
officers
terbury to 1472 at lllghgate.
governorship is not I m » v * ’ play, 1
•
who ordere«! him to stop. H«- mis expect opposition from men who
The disease diminished with re
pi«*nic at Boswell spring* Sun lay.
took the officers for robbers and are fighting for
th«*ir
politica’
Mr. ami Mr*. Charlie \ll n an 1 markable rapidity during the next
endeavored to make a getaway. lives. I have hesitated about mak
children are visiting at th* .1 >hn century, though the reason still Is
That wa* the action
to be e\
something of a mystery.
Drastic
ing a formal announcement becau-* A lieu houi«'.
peeted of a bootlegger, but it al*<- of financial reasons. 1 am neither
Albert I.am'aster ha*
g<«ue to segregation counted for much, no
was reasonable action on the part willing nor able to buy’ the office
d«»ubt, but so great a.» autliorlty us
Gakri«lge to saw fur P«'rii»i Broth
of an innocent person, and it i* Il is a disgrace to the state that
ers.
Mr. ami Mr*. Ma«* Tuuoic Sir Leonard Rogers held that (lie
th«' action most innocent
motor th«- op.uion i* so prevalent that .«
chief cause of the <l«^‘liim was yet
hav«' al*o gone there to work.
operators may be expected to take lot of money is ue«‘ded. That belief
another jlague, the Black death of
when roughly ordered to halt by bar* poor but able men and shoul
But it was n dreadful rem
Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar Lakon <»f 1349.
men stepping suddenly in front ot not be permitted in a democracy.
Stockholm are the prou«! parent* of edy. for the Black death Itself slew
them on the highways.
Will Oregon tolerate
a
“ W'ar the first set of qua.lruplet* horn in nearly hah (he population of Eu
rope.—Ih'troll News.
While no defense can Ire offered wick!” W’e have had entirely too .Sweden in nine years.
for the moonshiner and bootlegger much of that, some of us prefer •»
while it is admitted by wets and Cromwell.
Typewriters. The Sentinel.
stapling Mach, a«*. >vut;n«l
dry’s alike that liquor law violators
LAW’RENCE X’ BLOWERS
frequently are dangerou* criminal*
yet it would be far better that a
This writer regrets that he ha*
hundred or any’ other number ot so enrage«! Mr. Blower* that the
them escape than that an offi< • r latter ha* pernutted himself to *ay
kill one innocent person. Prohibi thing* and «lo thing* that it is ex
tion is suffering by reason of these tremely indi*« reet fur a eamiidat«.
unwarranted killings.
for any* office tu *ay an«! du and
Many basing to do with enforce are unbecoming iu a candidate fur
ment of the prohibition law* have governor. This writer repeat?» that,
expressed regret over recent kill regardless of t'he inexplicable mis
ing*. but that doe* not bring back interpretation by Mr. Blower* ot
to families th«* fath«*rs that have what this writer has written, th«*
been unjustly killed, that does not publicity given the Blowers candi
mete out puurihm. nt to rash-trig dacy was merely the publicity that
ger officers who have snuffed out thi* writer believe«! should be gi*
innocent lives without a reasonable eu the candidacy of any honest,
At Mai-Marr’s you always find tin- lavorit.'. w. ll knowi
excuse for so doing.
upright, sincere citizen
of
th«*
brands of foods that brine you a iruarant. <■ of qualit'
Following the
bootlegger
an I county who might aspire to the
ami value. Besides, it’s the savings day in ami .layout
moonshiner is not only an extreme high office of chief executive, and
>n these quality items that count a! these -hpi iidabh
ly hazardous occupation at wage* there was no intent on the part of
food centers.
hardly
commensurate
with
the thi* writer to draw Mr. Blower*
dangers, but it is a burin«*** that into a denunciation of the legis
does uut appeal to even the most lature ami it* members, no desire
ardent exponent of enforceme«it of to <*au*-* Mr. Blowers to denounce
law any more than mouushining newspapers ami newspapermen, nu
and bootlegging appeal to those desire to cause him to <lu the sev­
who want their liquor. The fellow eral thing* he has since dune tha,
who can explain how we can get can certainly du nothing
to ad­
the right kind of men in that s«*r
vance the candidacy whi«*h this
vice, and can work out a formula writer tried honestly to give a
that will make it possible for an fair chance to become known to
I
officer to know an innocent p« -r* .n the public.
There certainly was
from a liquor law
violator, can no desire to cause Mr. Blowers to
Hani wheat—MavMarr Satisfaction <zii:ir;i>it,-»',l
49-lb.
name the salary that would indue« decide that he had not made up
bag
him to take a plae«' in the cabin«* . hi* min I to become a candidate.
Mr. Blower* is really unkind in
Bulk Shortening
Feeling is growing against th
Standard Peas
saying that this writer had no war
street carnival that bring- amu*«- rant to »ay that h«‘ already wa- a
No 2
ment that adds nothing worthwhile candidate. After Mr. Blowers ha-l
to thp pleasures of life and take* conferred with this writer *everai
consul* rable cash out of
every time* about that candidacy, had
community visited.
Salem, Hoo I explained to this writer several
River and Tillamook are
citi«-- times how he wa* winning sup
where this kind of alleged amu*<* ;><#rt. how he was going to con
ment is coming in fur criticism duct h * campaign, what h«* wa-
and action by’ city councils.
DIVIO).
I
».« Il»«- s. aliavi >
July I
Th«' D vi.l«» s«»«ial «lui»
met i'hu»s«lav al t <i m»«»n
al
th«
horn«» ot Mr* \ '• >1* *-t i<>m I w» u
ly foui wer«' pre*» nt
Th«* i»ll« t
u«»oii wa* »peni with ««*w mg
Mi»
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Mt*
I
I an»”»*l«'r. Ixnthl-**u M»
Ke\noLI* «ml Xell . I'hapiitaii w* i.
gUi'sl» «»I ihr «lu*».
Ih'lbi.UH r<*
f r,*hm«'iil * wrr«‘ *«*iv«‘*l
l«y th«'
h«»Mr*-. M«*i*le.l l»y
Mi*
\L G:yr
V iu.
\n
\ II». M‘a w.i* l»«»rti Tu« •»■lay
mortiiug t«» M» timi Mi* ll«»iiui<’
P«‘riiii
I'h«» «litki ha* l»«*vu uam«*«l
.Marvin Prtvr
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and Mi* «
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them to th«l r hoi u<> III.)..
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snappv lie« styles
>1 » and ’2 ’5
New Silk Frocks
i'rrpe silk, spun silk and nov
illy silks, sleeveless frocks fur
suiniiiert inie wear an«! \ a« .i
tion days.
s5 ,s and »9 “
.\’<-w .«hiprncn« a 11 -wool
worsted suits tailored by
Way- smart styles
de­
pendable quality priced
M
$32 50
All wool trousers
$6 50 to $8.50
Just Arrived This
W eek—Attracti ve
Shoe Styles
■ braided leather ami sport
shoes
$4.50, $4.95, $5 50
strap slim-* ami pumps ill
light colors, bluy. red black
$3 95, $4.50, $4 95 to $8 50
Wc are Sole Agents for
,
Jantzen Swim Suits
for mi'ti. Imys, girls, women, ehil
«Iren Men’s ami women’s styles
$5.50, $6.00
COOL UNDIES FOR
HOT DAYS HERE
Rayon shirts or pants $1
Rayon union suits
$1.95 and $2 75
Athletic* unions ...........
59c to $1.35
Knit unmn. 95c to $1.45
Hoys’ ami girls’ styles
$3.25 to $4.50
New Silk Hosiery
for This Week
(ttlier brands in wool suits
$2.95, $3 95. $4 95
$1 00
Two-point ankle stockings
All silk, full-fashioned ehil'fon stockings, pair $1 69
RAISINS, 4-lb. pkg.
25c
SOAP, P. & ( S», 10 bars....2 39c
POSTUM CEREAL—I II,. 2 oz
CORN FLAKES—K' lluyu
> pl
for
POST BRAN FLAKES ! pki-n lor
MALT, Piu-ituii, 23 l ll> tin
STARCH— Aiuiiizo I'orn or - izlo .s, 3 pkt's lor
TUNA—Whit*’ Star Xo 1
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CORN 20th I i ntffry. 3 lor
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RINSO Laiye pksi., 2 pkgs.
45c
WALDORF TOILET PAPER, 3 rolls 19c
LIBBY’S ASPARAGUS TIPS, pit-
Redmond Spokesman: Elbert Bed«
of Cottage Grove want* the I’nj
versity moved to his town.
W'*
suggt 't to Elbert that he take his
nice little town and move to th.*
University.
If the mountain, er-
Beside*. Elbert and hi* town would
add u lot to any university or city.
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Foods of Known Value at a Saving!
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loo lbs. (limit)
TIIUHHPAV
OKKOON
All silk, full fashioned service stockings $1 50, $1 95
Medium w c i g !i t
bloomers
Bivi ART CLATTER OX
FORDS JUST NEW
‘ Brown Built”
ilici li d i n g black ami
brown, Scot <• h grain
bather. patent, fine calf
better quality styles—
prices $5 50, $5 90 to $8 50
Prepare for
the Fourth
NOW!
rayon
69c a Pair
Kant Run rayon bloom
ers in heavy material
95c a Pair
Child's suits
59c to $1.95
RUBBER CAPS
every color to match or conoast
your suit
15c, 25c, 50c, $1.00
RUBBER SWIM SHOES
Black, red, green nil size, for all
the family A pair
75c
Store Closed
All Day
the Fourth
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