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THH UNTUVU, OOTTAOB OMOVB. ORHOOW
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Ther» I* a peculiar Malay trlbv
In Sumatra, numbering ouly a fvw
hundrvit iwraona. who »¡ m ' iu I their
entire Ilves on the water, a »mall
boat being their lifelong home The
»tern of the craft has the riules’
kind of a shelter, while amidships
there 1» an arrangement of stone on
which n fire 1» built.
Forwanl
there are baskets and other means
of carrying tlsli ami other commod
Illes which these persona gathei
and trade. They have no laws or
organisation, but they lime rather
definite bions of marriage ami di
vorce. The lovelorn man. meeting
the girl of his choice, asks her par
ent». If found to la» agreeable the
youth has to pay down I'.' Imtcl
dollars (equal to 30 guilders); that
Is. If he Is able to. But he alm
may purchase on the Installment
plan and make time payments. But
In this case he cannot get a divorce
unless the full amount is tuiid to
ti e wife. The pair then go through
a ceremony. If the husband wauls
a divorce, then be loses the SO
guilders t'nld, but If the wife wants
to get divorced, then »he must pay
120 guilders to the husband, whleli
she will be able to do only tn the
rarest cases. If the man gets hl<
divorce, then he may decide wheth
er the children must go with him oi
whether they may remain with the
mother; If the wife obtains a dl
vorce and has paid the 120 guilders,
theu the children may choose for
themselves.
Whistling Is the buy'» own inu.U
iiixvrdtug to the Sprlutlgcld Itcpuli
Vail Noitwick Loucks
I .an
It 1» na natural for him ti
\ wedding of interc-t 1»» their
w hlstle m It la for a bird to sing
(rienda
in both 1 ugene nu«l < 'ot
although the i u»lc la not al«sy>
as melodious. Rut whistling. Ilk« tage Grove wa* *ulemnD«'d at !<• ■ 1
other practices, 1» restrained In so rue*«l.«v morning when Mi-- liare!
clcty by unwritten rules of ell I.ouck* wa- inaine«! to .lohn 1 uri
It 1« llil.'ie-ting tO Vie» Van Nortwick at the
of the
this subject from the standpoint oi In bl. - pi 1, nt -, Mi « n 1 Mr \ 1
manners.
l.ouck-
I’h«’ ceremony wa* n ■,i.l
A boy reprimanded, a servant dl» l«\ Rev. 1 <« Shaw of the Ch ru»
missed, goes away whittling. If In tian church iu the pre-ence of miPIU
dare». He wishes to «ipresa eon bora of the iuime«liat«'
fatnil i Ci»
tempt, and h«> succeeds, at least. In Mi-a «Sylvin \ ent ch
Ilo
|da\e«l
enraging his master generally. A wedtling march The brulé wor.>• M
hobbledehoy who commits some perio«l gown of white taffetà.
A
btvtich of the proprieties common' < wedtlmg breakfast w n a «r\«'«l at
bursts luto a whistle. This la to the Colonial cafe after the e« 'le
save Ids inc«. meaning no harm; mou V aud the table wa- at irne live
but It signifies ”1 dou't care!' with -umnier flower*.
Mi
1 «nd
w hlcli ta Just the rex enm of the Mr, \ an Nortwu k l«'ft imine.hat»
apology need«1«!. At lu'st It shows I Iv for iShforinn ou a wedding
Indifference; at worst, as tlie dullest trip
Mrs. Van Norlwi.'k i«
u
feel, lllsult a..d p*oVOClitlvtl.
j I. .. I......... • th. junior high -h.».l.
Boswell tells a little story ot of Eugene aud will Imi«' charge
whistling Illustrating the ludepend of plivou-nl c.liieiitioii
Mr V»u
ent slgultlcuiiew Johnson and lie Nortwick i* n -on oi Mi an I Mr-
were dining with the duke of Argyll ►’ Il \ >n Noitui, k
Mi-
\au
who asked a man present to fetch N.irtwu-k wa- gia.hintcd Iroin th
some curiosity fror- another mom I iiixerritv of Oregou with the clii--
He brought the wrong article, aud of 1927 nm! i* n uienib«’r .«t Ka|.|i;i
the duke scut him back.
' Delta sorori tv.
The exact ptMitlou of thia man
f
to his host la undiscovered. How
rile marring«' of Fl«»yd II IM.
ever, Boswell says; “He could not - nour, sale«mau for the ( ’.iltiiU'’
refuse, but to avoid any appearance • Grow 0 .'t ! ■
1 t !• M «‘tmi n n St i te -
of servility he whistled ns lie went l*o,xer companv. aud Mi-, I »1 - i . i
out of the room. On tuy mention liobiw'u of A-hlan.l w a* «olcnini.'e.l
ing this afterwar«! to Doctor John Sliuday iu \-hlanl airi tin- vomif
son lie said It was "a nice trait ot couple returued her«* Mouday night
character.”
Mr and Mr*. Ridenour will lea Ve
Boswell grasp«',! with ease the ob Noon f or Rix« •ilon, W\«», to w hich
Jectlon. which Is unintelligible to Í poi Ut :Mr Hi.)lenour hn- beeu t mu*
some persons.
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Mr and Mi - 1 \\ \
Old Churches Put to
lowts I’w hl' evouiug ut a « liniiei
party for n u ruin« «if r«-l.«kth e-
Variety of Purpose« 1 Cover
wer«* 1Ini l for Dr and Mt
The oldest English social Instltu fe R \ mie- of Twin Fall«, Ida .
ti.'ti Is the parish vestry. It Is a Mr i ad Mr- Norval Irinr- an 1
descendant of th«> tribal council ot Mr aid Mi- l.loyd \rnies of Eu
most primitive human establish I gene au.l Cecil trine- aid the
meut. combined with th«> nearly as I host«
Hr. trine* is a brother of
old Institution of religion.
Till- J E tt trill,-.
body of persons Intrusted with th«
administration of the temporal at
The women'- foreign nii.--iouary
fairs of a parish was so called from , .oeietv of llii- Methodist
diur, li
the former custom of holdlug par will inert at 2 >” We.lue-.lay, Sep
l»h meetings In the vestry of th« . I ember 4. at the holm* of Mr- J
church. In ancient England vestries I II. Chamber«. Election of officer-
regulated all parochial affairs, ec will Ire held an I due- will Ire «mid
cleslastlcal or civil.
Indeed, tti< Keports of the year*, work will l><
parish church of the Fourteenth given liv officer- nn-l chairmen of
century was the common hull, some , committees.
times the common market place and
—♦—
theater of Its district.
When th> i
I'he Cou-tellation club will hold
Host and portable altar were re
t- fir-t meeting uf the fall season
moved the church would be em ' rhursday afternoon, September 5,
ployed for all purposes.
A land j n Masonic-hall. I'h,- host. -, com
owner who found he had more wool nitt,,- will he Mr- o I. Nichol,,
or grain than be could take care o’ tl -. Mariett,- Hani.*,nt, Mr- tt il
on his own premises could store I’ I.-mi Thum au>l Mrs. T. <'. Whedei
lu the church simply by paying a
small fee to the parson. Even th«
The Tuesday Bridge club will rn
tower of the church was used. E« tertaiu Friday sfternoou
al the
peclally In the more exposed dis i io.me *»f Mr- ’’ J Keui m honor
trlets near the sea. It was a place ■ >f Mrs R I.. Btewart, who is leav
of refuge. the castle of the lububl
ng the fir.t of H«*bteuilM*r to tnski
tauts.—Detroit News.
i her home m «'orpiille.
If your child develops a fear of
the dark, do you kuow how to han
die It? It is possible to cure him In
a very simple way. When you pir
hlui to bed tonight, leave the door
partly open and a dim light burning
In the hall. The child will go to
sleep. Then dim the light a little
every night. If you work patient
ly. four or five nights will enable
you to recondition the child so tha’
the door cat. be closed and the light
turned out. If you do not control
the child In this patient way, you
may. by shouting at him or spank
Ing. keep him from whimpering out
loud when you put him to bed In
the dark, but be will lie lu bed
trembling with fear. This Is not
your alm. Your real purpose should
be to remove the fear, to recomll
tion the child.—Children, the Mag
azine for Parents.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
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Freshman Week be jins September 23
Otht
THE REGIS I RAK
OREGON STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
CORXAl.l.lS
(Authorized bv
Nice Distinctions as
to "Why” of Whistling
Simple Way to Handle
Child’s Fear of Dark
M S
The School of
Journalism. Library
A! Osic «. ire d< p.i
gether with a pi iva!
Fr C
Odd Divorce Custom«
Found Among Malays
Good Qualities of Fruit»
Board of il. gl
J
Subscribe if you can, borrow if you need to,
steal it if von must, but- read 'Elie Sentinel.
Nutrition and Diet says: “The
apple leads among the orchard
fruits. It carries small amounts of
vitamines A. B. and C It has detl
nite laxative properties, probably
owing to the large cellulose content
The young apple contains a large
■mount of starch, but as It ripens
tills Is rapidly converted Into sugar
until when fully ripe It contains
little or no starch. The acid con
tent decreases as the sugnr In
creases. In like manner Its pectin
valuable In the formation of Jelly
decreases with the ripening process
The citrus fruits are next In Im
portance to the apple, and their
culture Is being enormously In
creased. Oranges come first. They
offer an excellent source of readily
assimilable glucose, and for this
reason orange Juice is used when
there Is necessity for qulck assim
liable carbohydrate which will
throw the least burden on the di
gestlve organs. The orange con
tains both vltamlnes A and B."
Sampler» in History
The earliest mention of a sam
pier so far found Is In 1502, when
Elizabeth of York paid 8 pence for
an ell of linen cloth to make one
A sampler Is referred to by JohD
Shelton, the poet, about the same
time. Originally samplers were In
tended for
practical purposes.
Needlework and embroidery were
practically the only relaxation of
women at that time and samplers
wire made for “handkerchiefs, la
blecloths, sheets, towels, napkins
nnd pillow bearers." The earliest
American sampler was that of
Loara Standish. The next report
ed was that of Mary Hollingsworth
of Salem, which was probably made
about 1665. Sarah Lord made one
In 1668.
Tr»»s Don’t Fr»»zo
Always Sa\ It With Printers Ink.
Arcade theatre, Sept. 1-2-3
Never More Beautiful — Delightfully Alluring!
Notwithstanding the popular tie
lief that trees freeze in the winter,
scientific Investigation has proved
according to a Belle Isle forester,
that they cannot freeze but remain
dormant during the winter much
like i ertaln wild animals. “Every
day or so some one asks about the
trees freezing," he said, “and they
seem to doubt my word. Sap clrcu
lation stops In the winter and the
cells remain inactive. The sap con
geals and prevents freezing else the
tree would die. Sometimes frost
will spilt a tree trunk opeD hut this
Is due to contraction and expansion
and not to freezing.” — Detroit
News.
"Hope Cheit” Forest
The little Turkish town of
Tscheklrge owns a forest not like
any other forest In the world.
Every tree Is a potential hope chest.
No girl there could ever get
In the marriage market without
a hope chest, for Tscheklrge
girls have always had hope chests
So It is a custom for every father
to plant h tree when he Is blessed
with a new daughter. It grows up
with her, and when the time comes
to start the significant hope chest
the tn-e Is cut down, cut up and
«old
The money thus derived Is
upj.li. d on the chest.
Ever/ tree
in th.a niuukIpul forest la named
for a girl.
S»I«r 1 han Cano»
Jud Tonkin« says lie Is still
afraid of a dirigible, but, at that, he
belies, o It Is safer than a canoe —
Washington Star.
Banish Worry
Worry is one ot the gieuteat bur
dens we carry through life.
It
saps more oi our strength than any
other one thing
And It Is so i-o-.v
ardly. Care seldom rides on the
back r,f the man who faces Ids prob
lems wiUi courage.—Grit
Ants* Fir» Brigade
Who are the fire tighter» of the
Insect world?
Tests carried out by a Frencl
woman scientist. Mme. Marguerih
Cotubes, have proved that red ants
organize themselves Into fire brig
ndes aud are able to extinguish
tlame by tlie application of formh
acid.
When Mme. Combes placed a
lighted cigarette ou un ant hill, the
alarm was giveu immediately, utul
the Insect firemen set about theli
task successfully. The experiment
was repeated several times, with
the same result, and a lighted tapei
was also extinguished. Finally a
lighted caudle was used, uud this
was put out In about a minute.
When ants were In danger o!
burning they were dragged to safety
by their companions.
Health Hint
Loss of body heat through the
skin runs ns high as 90 per <-eni
Proper clothing, therefore, holds
this ieat In winter while II nllo-v-
It to be lost In summer. That Is
why we should change the weight
and the texture of our clothing.
Ancient Inscription
The fumoiis Behlstun rock In Per
sia, on which Is carved the triumphs
of Darius the Great, Is 300 feet
»hove the highway. Sir Henry
Rawlinson, an Englishman, discov
ered these Inscriptions In 1835, 23
centuries «fter they bad been
carted there.
—
Adding Machine Paper. Sen !
tinel.
Drains Enrich th» Soil
The vast sandy plain on which
Berlin Is situated provides a soil
adapted to the working of the fu-
mous Berlin drainage system, es
tablished In 1876. Pumps send
sewage from the city by radiating
mains to surrounding farms, 43TSMJ
aeres of which are under municipal
control. All are under auiiltuiy su
pervision.
TABLETS
PENCILS
CRAYOLAS
PAINTS
CHALK
I jit (’ I. FROST
Pl.yai-Ian and tur
1 * geon Office in L s w a o n building
Phone 47, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
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'1 1»
rt
1« inn and nt
• geon Eveninga by appointment. Over
Kem'a Drug «tore, Cottage Grove Oregon
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Ph, ■(< Ian an I
• Surgeon Obatstrica and diaeaaea of
women and children a apecislty. Office
First National Bank building
Phonea
Office, 234, residence. 12G I. Kraideixe
address, 1149 w»at Main.
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CHIROPRACTORS
j jit P. it KNAPP, < hiropractor. ¡'by
« ' “i<al Therapy Ilmira 9 t-> . Chrnnl’
di-.ru.ea a apecialty
Hank Bldg, (».ar
Kelly Drug «tore.
Free conaiiltation and
exaininati-.n.
SIX DOZEN COLORED LUNCH BUCKETS 1 r
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Always al (lie Lowest Prices
SWEATERS
DRESS GOODS
STOCKINGS
Special Groups at
Fast Color Prints
19c, 25c, 29c, 39c
25c Ribbed
50c Rayon
$1.00 Pure Silk
98c, $1 98 & $2.98
fur the little tote,
Misses and boys
For School Supplies
Colds, Gnppe, Flu, Dengue.
Bilious Fever and Malaria
It is the most speedy remedy
Prescription for
known.
SHINN
Attorney at La*
H • i Notary
Public
Practices In
ami
all
Grove
DRAFTING.
lake Plena
your building
filana r«'aay for «bring and cummer build /
ng Personal call* afternoon or evening
Located two miles ea«t of Cottage Grove,
Ore. P 0. Box 348. Phone 41F8
LEONARD
TRANSFER
W. I. I.conar«!. Prop
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«ONFK IHrNESV
Krs Phone 13*4 J
GENERAL
TRANSFER
Col taue C.ruv«, Orrnoii
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KNOWLES
6? GRABER
HARDWARE
Cottage Grove
Oregon
hnpetini Barber
Shop
P. S. Buk«iw*ki
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Distribution "Without IVcifie/,
-and we are all laborers. I a *
enthusiastically celebrate
this day, set aside to honor the
jfi world’amoat constructive force.
Picnic* and week-end trips will
demand extra daintie»— appe
tizing items which Safewa
Store« have made specia
ik
reas
Com
Minnesota Crosby corn
packed in No 2 tins.
Iodiked or plain in shaker
29c
White Wonder m a k e s
launderin’* easy.
19c 10 burs
or
39c
Carnation Premium oats
or wheat flakes
Fadi
Cheese
Full cream, very tasty.
25c
l*<-r lb.
Butter
Spinach
Fancy creamery, every
pound guaranteed.
Fancy spinach free from
grit. No 2% tins.
Crackers
3 lb. caddy salted
plain crackers
Each
2
Soap
Salt
2 1 1 “
Cereals
Early June Peas, No
29c
Per lb.
48c 3”"'
49c
Bacon
Shortening
Corn
Fancy mild sugar cured
bacon.
Highest quality com
pound.
Fancy Ooldesi Bantam on
cob.
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Attorney
building
Phone 94, Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Cottage
I Tree« N»'«‘d Cai«*
mwer«
g»'«’ «’archil
to their peach nn<l |«rou<
thi* time of th«* year to
r r»»ol borer* «loi brow it
4u»g to <* I
«Mtr wart,
PARTICULAR
WORK FOR
PARTICULAR
MEN AND
WOMEN
ATTORNEYS
henry m
D rafting
and apecificstiona Get
Heavier Material Also
©Ije Sum* £>tmT
erbert w lombard
at L hw Firat National Bank
bulliling,
A BIG DAY
6 6 6
Cat Long Considered
Emitsary of Witche»
courta. Bader
Oregon.
Nul¿EOOKI
RULEILl
INK
PALMER PAPER
PASTE
Sept. 9
Cottage Oiova Woman lnjuivd
Mr* l<la I. Lewi», mother of
M k Ray Tra»k, wm » brought hotn<'
Saturday from a Kigeue hu-piln!,
where -he ha<l been recetviug trvwt
went for head injun« - nn«l •rverr*
body brUi-e« suffered »11 nu acet
dent In-t Thur-dnv in F.ugeue Mr-
Lewi« wav riding in n enr driven
by a «laughter, Mr- F
I
M Oberg
uf College 1‘lnce, Wu-h , when it
wti-» -truck by an nututiiobih* *iri%
i*n by Sarah Chnriet aud owned by
E. <*harlet of F.ugeue.
The Oberg car had entered the
mter-rrt 1011 of Eighth aud Wa-h
iugton, where the accident occurred,
when the intersection wi* clear
and wfi- proceeding at u moderate
-peed wheu -truck by the
Albnuv,
assembly
official
Kehehah
Cats have bulked I urge lu Hie
thought of both tint Old world and
the New.
During the first of the
more notable witch trials at Chelma
ford, lu England, In 1566, It was
: charged that a white-spotted cat
named “Satbatu.” which sucked
blood, hud tukeu the form of a toad
and caused the death of a man
who happened to touch It. Au In
Junction widely followed was that
cats must be kept away &• ,u a
corpse to prevent them fro ■ mu
tllatlng it or from "takiug the Soul
of the dead.”
Increase Mattei
Dull., of Party “Whip."
wrote: "There ara some who, If
a cat accidentally comes luto the
Party whips are of recent Intro
room, though they may neither see
tlon Into the congress of the Unlit
States. The office has long been In It nor are told of It, will presently
be In sweat and ready to die away."
existence In the British parliament
In eastern Knnsas a cat washing
The duties of whips are (1) to In
form the leader of the state ot her face before breakfast foretells
party opinion, (2) to count the rain; In western .Maine it storm Is
vote In every division, and report assured If a cat scratches a fence:
the results to the speaker, co to In Sdlly Cove, Newfoundland, tra
dltlon asserts that when ii cat
Inform members when Important dl
drowns In salt water, showers from
vision occurs and (4) to tell mem
ben how to vote. The government the heavens may be expect«*«!.
whip bust also “keep a house,” m
quorum, when government business
British Monarch's Till»
Is transacted.
James 1 wished to use Hie title ot
“King of Great Britain” InsteHd ot
Forbidden Fun
“King of England and Scotland,'
A Chinese boy of fourteen, ar and even went so far as to have It
placed on ids coin».
In HUM he
cording to the North China Herald
isked parliament to consent to the
was Involved In an automobile ac
new
title,
but
fears
were
expressed
cldent, witnessed the death of u
pedestrian during a police battle lest the laws and liberties ot Eng
with kidnapers, nnd was blmsi-lf land might be Jeopardized ami the
kidnaped and held for two hours commons urged that some agree
He was on hfs way to school when merit as to the terms of union pre
all this happened and, arriving cede assumption of the title. James
finally yielded to the advice of his
finally, he apologized to the teach
minister, Robert Cecil, and the
er for being tardy.
change
was deferred. The title did
Like any normal boy, he realized
that under no circumstances should not receive parliamentary sanction
until the Act of Union, 1707.
mere adventures and pleasure In
terfere with bls education.
Th»:i It's Skingin»»«
Thrift I h a tine tra't In u min
Hard to Find
but It can tie overdom-, Amerl« ii
He was very old, but pa.-:slonateh
Magazine.
attached to the royal and ancient
game. The more he plnyed, how
ever, the more Inaccurate bei-iune
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
hls strokes, nnd his play generally
was worse and worse as time wen-
DENTIST»
on.
■ »I;
a | LEBOW
l>* ntiat
• >tfi
Finally, after missing the bull I.
■ ' Fifth Mii'i Main utrfeii Hour* rt !<»
times In succession on one occii-lm,
to 12 and I to 5:30. Evening* and Mun
he turned to tlie patient caddie »ml day« by appointment Pbonpa: Office .J »
remarked:
resident m 107-Ii.
“Dear, dear! 1 suppose there
cant be any worse players than U R < ii i\ I \i f : Dentist, First Nation
al bank building, Cottage <iruv.t. Ore
myself.”
Mu« aialiat in extraction adiiiiniatrslion <4
“Well,” replied the cuddle <-on uitroua oxid and oxygen, oral aurger>
solingly, “there may be worse play Office phone 10. Iteaidence 128 R.
ers, but of course, they don't play
PHY.SIC IA N.H
Trua Friendship
It Is es entlul to true friend hip
that it be reciprocal. A onesided
attachment can never tie «ailed
friendship. In the Judgment of man
kind there Is no crime so base as
Ingratitude toward a friend.—James
Cardinal Gibbons.
Mrs. Hallie lugle
uf
| pre.i.lent of the Rcliekah
of On-gon. will pay an
c i-it to the Cottage Grove
i lodge Friday evening
ARE THEY READY?
Per lb.
29c
4 Ih. pai I
X lb. pail