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•‘Cracker«*' Firat Baked
Self-Control Prominent
by Massachusetts Man
A t t r i b u t e o f S o c ra te s
THE
As far aa any authentic record
shows, the Aral cracker bakery In
(be United States was that of
Theodore I ’raraoo at Newburyport,
Mass
He begsu bualnee» tn 17V2
and Me specialty was a large crack
er which waa kuowu both aa a
-pilot*' and aa ahtp'a bre.nl Joshua
Brest waa Pearson's Aral groat
business rival. Ho erected an ovan
for cracker baking at Milton, Maas.,
to ISO!
He w ai succeeded by
many other cracker manufactur
ers. The crackers were Arat made
by hand. During the years bo
tween 1840 end 1 » « the raechan
leal crackers underwent a remark
able development. Prior to IS*» the
use of machinery tn the cracker
making process was practically un
known. Even then the dough waa
atilt worked up aud put Into the
oven one piece at a time. Maehln
ery waa Anally Invented which took
the dough after It had been pre
pared by hand and rolled It into a
thin sheet which, as It passed over
a tort of endless belt, wss cut by a
stamping machine which works au
tomatically.
Arcade Theatre
takes pleasure in presenting two great pic
tures for your entertainm ent this
coming week.
Sun.-Mon.-Tues., July 20,21,22
Charles Morton, Polly Moran, M ary Dressier
and dn tta Page in
"Caught Short
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Wed..-Thurs., July 23,24
TALKING PICTURE EPICS, INC
(Frank R. W il* » , PreMd«»«)
P n a M U a c a m « * ^ J s S na TING JOURNEY
Through a Land o f Myatary
Nature Gives Wanning
in Odors That Offend
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Socrates was a graduate of the
school of hard knock» oho learned
to talk by talking and to preach
what he had himself practiced.
Hla two main tenets were self
control and self knowledge, and
here the stories about him are quite
consistent When he made friend-
with people of means h» would eu
Joy their luxurt««
He outdrank
Artstophaues at Agathon's banquet.
but generally he preferred nut to
drink too much lest he might think
too little.
He believed lu temper
auca, and when made aympuelarvh,
or leader of the feast ha called tor
“Uttle cup«"
Good food ha enjoyed, but be
could enduru the poor cooking of
hla wife.
The sum« with clothea.
During the campaign at Potldea.
when others were clad In aheap-
skins and furs, be walked barefoot
on the auow.
But unlike many
moral reformers Socratee did not
Insist that what he did waa the
only thing to do.
I f the Greeks had smoked to
bacco he would uot have belouged
to the Autl-Nlcotlne league. No, his
doctrine of self-coutrol seemed to
be thia: “1 can do with, and I can
do w ithout and 1 trust that you
,au do the satuA" Or, as be put
the matter when present at the
fa ir: "How inauy things there ara
»hicb. 1 do not ueed."— Woodbridga
ttlley tn "Men aud Morals."
It may be regarded aa a safe rule
to regard offensive odors aa asso
ciated with poisonous substances.
Srw rr gsa. though not uccoesarlly
Infectious, is nevertheless kuowu to
be harmful because of the |>oisou '
ous aud malodorous substances of Nothing to Distinguish
which It Is composed. The deadly
Murderer From Other«
carbotiou* oxide,
though
Itself
twlorless. Is almost invariably asso
It has bceu discovered that only
elated with other gasee which be 2 per cent of the murderers la
tray Its presence.
The sense of New York tn the past 16 years have
taste also serves as a protec
been fat tuen, and that the most
lion against poisonous substances. ghastly criinee are usually commit
Wholesome substance«, with rare led there by those who are devoid
exceptions, have neutral, sweet, of vttamiuee. One of the moat fa
sweetish or acid flavors.
Suh
moua murderers In the world,
stances which have bitter, acrid, Charles Peace, was described by a
smarting, nauseatiug or astringent evuusei who ouce defended him aa
flavors are usually noxious.
So "a small, spare mao, clean-shaven,
great Is our pervaraity. we actually with a very prominent chin, which
contaminate aud render harmful be could so distort us to made him
perfectly wholesome foodstuffs by self unrecognizable. The police
the addition of pepper, mustard aud description of him Issued at the
other hot aud Irritating aubstancea time was: “Thin aud slightly built,
which nature warns us against.— 5ft. -tin. high, grey (nearly white)
Dr. John Harvey Kellogg In Good hair, beard, and whiskers." C rip
Health.
lieu was spare of chest, narrow of
shoulder, meager in height, and de
void of muscle, with protruding eye
G r o u s d S q u ir r e l E c o n o m y
balls which gave bis face a mean
Rodent-control experts in the bio ingless stare.
Scotland Yard was
logical survey of the United States asked about tha Cassius type, but
Depr.rtiueot of Agriculture often no encouragement wss given to the
save considerable money for farm New York theory. “My experience
ers or ranchmen who have rodent Is," said an official, “that murder
pests on their lands. Not long ago ers have few characteristics to dis
a rancher In California had plauued tinguish them from the ordinary
to use a fumigant on 4,.’SX> acres in men you meet In the street, train or
an effort to rid the land of ground omnibus."
squirrels, at an estimated coat of
X4.faki tiu tiie advice of a biolog
A n c ie n t W r it in g
ical survey worker, who found that
Cuneiform or "picture writing."
oti this particular ranch fumigation
would lie «aqienslve and unsatisfac which gets Its name from the
tory. the rodents were controlled by wedge-shaped marks that form Its
a specially prepared poison mixture alphabet, was Invented by the
of steam-rolled oats, at • cost of Sumerians and used by the Baby
lonians. Assyrians and Persians for
only $_W
XOOo years.
T r o p ic a l F is k
Tbe difference between a sailflsh
and a flying Ash Is that the flying
Ash Ales, after a fashion, and the
ssllflsh does not Flying Ashes, of
which there are a number of «pe
des, are small and light but have
long winglike pectoral Ans. The Ash
works up speed In the water, throws
Itself Into the air. and the “wings"
are able to carry tt for some dis
tance.
The sailflsh la a very large deep
sea fish, related to the swordfish,
hut having teeth, and characterized
by the large, high dorsal An, which
Is suggestive of a salL
SOCIETY
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The rcimartss club spent »he week
end up Teeters creak beyond Dör
ens. Those In the group were Mr
and Mrs N J. Nelson.
r and Mrs.
son. D
Dr.
H A. Hagen. M r and Mrs Mervtlls
Veatch. M r. and Mrs. Victor Cham
bers, M r and Mrs. Charles Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson. M r
and Mrs. H. C. W ell« M r and Mrs
Georg» Matthews. Mr. and Mr»
Oscar Woodson and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Bailsman of this city and
Mrs P B Slacel of Redmond, sla
ter of M ra H. A. Hagen
Long fellow-Y ouag-
Announcement eras made last
week of the marriage of Miss
! Muriel Young, daughter of M r and
Mrs. J. tt. Young, and Reason
Longfellow, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
M IxHigfellow. which was solemn
t ised April I I tn Roseburg. Rev.
• Baird of the Christian church offi
—D’ -
ciating. Tha announcement came as
M r and Mre. John Barker enter
a surprise to thetr many frtendj, no talned Bunday, honoring M r B a r
word of the marriage havtug ker'a brother. Horace Barker, on hla
leaked out. M r Longfellow le em TXrd birthday anniversary. The hon-
ployed by the W. A. Woodard Lum or guest'» »on», Karl and W alter
ber company. Both are graduates Harker. snd thalr families of Port
of the Cottage Orove high school land and Mre B C. Markley were
i M r. and Mrs.
Longfellow
have gueala. A bounteous dinner was
moved into the Jones cottage on served and a »octal afternoon wa»
H street. A number of frien d i gave 1 enjoyed.
—+ —
a charivari for them Bunday night.
Mre. K. W. Artnea entertained
;
last Thursday afternoon, continu
ing the aeries of vanishing lunch
The Mothers' club was enter eons for the benefit of the Preehy-
tained last Thursday at the home t.rla n ladles' aid society A eoclal
of Mrs. Jeff Turner on Silk creek, afternoon followed the luncheon.
with Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Law
The color scheme for the dining
rence as hostesses
Twenty one
room decoration» wa» yellow.
were present. The day was spent
quilting and a chicken dinner was
served at noon. Mr- Rosa Currtn.
chairman of the welfare com m it-
I tee. reported that #tt garments, 13
pairs of shoes and 4 hats had been
! given out during June. Shs mads
a plea for more clothing donations.
Arrangements were mads to hold
' a picnic In August at the home of
I Miss M iriam Piper.
Loose Leaf Systems. Sentinel.
Typew riter Ribbons. Sentinel.
Radox Brings
Foot Comfort
To America
Fruits and Jelly
W ANTED ’
Nothing Like It Bver
Sold By Druggists Before
FOR
DOERNBECHER
HOSPITAL
CORNS — CALLOUSES —
BURNINO FEET
An appeal has been receive«!
hy The Sentinel front Mrs. J.
O. H olt, Lane county chair
man. fo r fru it ami jelliea for
chiltirvu in the Doembeebcr
hospital. Portland.
In past years Cottage G ro v e
has given fr«>ely to this enter
prise. hut fo r some reason
the work has been negleetetl
this year. Mrs. H olt spue*!
to the women’s cluhs o f t<
c ity to take up thia w ork
once d uring the canning sen
son. C ontributions may be
delivered to the W estm inis
te r home. Kincaid street, Eu
gene, or may be sent direct
to the hospital. Because of
lack o f sufficient support
from legislative appropria
tions the hospital has had a
severe struggle and this aid
from women’s clubs of the
state has been greatly appre
ciated.
Now you can buy Kadoa In Amer
ica at any up to date drug »tore.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy Is »»lllng
doaen» of package» a day.
Three or « baths according to
direction» and your corns and cal
louses are gone, your tired, burning
aching feet are changed to »trong
vigorous one» and bear thia In
mind
I f Radox doeen't do us adverttoed
- money back.
Oettlng a corn out needs only a
few Kadoa footbaths In the last
few years millions of packets of
Radox have been »old to corn suf
ferers. Here is a typical letter
"My wife had a very bad corn for
several year» on the ball of the fo ot..
and four »mailer onee on the toee,
also hard skin which waa very pain
ful. After a few »oak Inga In a Ra
dox footbath the hard skin began
to peel off. and tha corn» cam»
right out after a week. I t la a
pleasure for her to w alk now." E 8
1st November. 192»
Radox contains four different
Balts. One banishes odor, one Is an
tiseptic. one softens the water, and
one release» oxygen which carries
the softening »alt» right to tha
root» of corns which are thus loos
ened so that they can be lifted out
bodily Only Radox contains this
fourfold combination.
terlan ladles' aid society. Gue»ts
were Mr« Haney. Mre. Roea Cut
rln, Mre. W. L. Hatch and Mr«.
Laura M oKem an
M ra Albert Hansen entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a 1 o'clock
luncheon as one of the serlea of
vanishing luncheons being given
for tha benefit of the Presbyterian
ladles' aid society, and guasta were
Mr«. W. I Itora, M ra Georg B J uree I
snd Mrs A W Bhofstall.
The
held a
at the
niing
plonlc
Presbyterian Munday sohooi
picnic Wednesday afternoon
veateh plonlc ground. Bwlm
was a feature. A delicious
»upper wa» served
Mie» Stella Adams entertained
last Thursday with a vanishing lun-
cheon as a benefit for the l*reeby
M ra O M Hubert» »ntsrtalned
Friday with a vanishing luncheon
and guests ware Mrs W illiam
Thuni. Mre. Mrhofteld Stewart. Mr«
i H. O. Weils. Mra W J. Moyer Sum
mer flowers were oolorful decors
tlona
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The Junior departm ent uf th»
Degree of Honor lodge held a plo
nlo last Thursday evening at Cur-
rln bridge. Games were played and
swimming was a feature. A plante
supper wa» served
EVERYBODY
SAYS
“Breier - has - a - real - sale ”
AND WHY SHOULDN'T THEY
W HIN THEY BOUOHT BILK DRIB
SES FOR $3 80 ALL WOOL PANTE
FOR $3 00 AND PART WOOL IN
DIAN R0BR8 FOR ONLY $1 11
BUT
You Haven't seen all y
Not by a Long Ways
TODAY
WR ARE PLA01N0 ON BALE MANY
NEW VALUE8, 8TARTLIN0 BU
PER BALE' PRICES. INCLUDING
DAVI8 . OATRBLL 8 VAT DYED
0UARANTEED COLOR FAST FINE
COUNT PRINTS AT ONLY
W« havs In tra n xit s fin« commercially f u t prlnU
W e w ill «ell for llV4e
M « T O R I»
»M THi WHHT
O u s F o re s t F i r s Caaee
In Forests and Mankind explana
tion aa to why forest fires occur so
frequently In areas that have al
ready been burned over Is given:
••Fires In a sense brew fires. The
effect of each fire, no matter how
tight. Is to prepare the land for
■ n o th er, since each successive burn
ing leaves dead treea and charred
limbs behind It, that under the hot
summer sun dry out like tinder and
furnish more and more fuel for the
flames that follow, until at last the
land becomes a barren waste, unflt
for tree growth— unflt for anything
but to serve as • reminder and a
warning."
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“But. dear," said the wife, look
ing over the plana for their new
home, “what’s the Idea of these two
bathrooms next to each otherV
"That,” he said grimly, “Is some
thing to make married life easier.
One will be fixed op any way-you
want It, the other Is mine, snd If
ever you «tick a guest towel In It,
or object to my singing In it while
Tm taking « shower—well, you
may as well start packing op aud
go home to mother."—Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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Tenesel province. In central Siberia
some years ago. It exploded aa It
neared tbe earth and (nominated
the country for nearly 500 miles.
Tbe best from this body could be
felt for a distance of 300 miles. It
was the largest falling star In hla
tory. I f It had struck New York
city, every building end subway
would have been destroyed and
every bit of life wiped o u t
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On tbe eve of their execution an
Irishman, a Scotchman and a Jew
were asked If they would like any
special delicacy.
The Irishman
voted for Irish stew, the Scotch
man for a bottle of whisky and the
Jew for fancied strawberries and
cream.
“But," protested the warden
“strawberries are not In season."
“Veil," retorted the Jew. “I can
ralL "—Judge.
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Chesterfield
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P A C IF IC
General Passenger
Dept.
087 Pittock Block,
Portland, Oro.
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Balls at one lime attached to the J
roofs of the coaches aided the j
woodburnlng engines of the Pont-
($) IMP, L mcttt > Mrgas T obacco C o .
chartraln railroad lu Louisiana
which a abort time ago celebrated
Its one hundredth anniversary.
Mu ELDER, YES—BUT SOMETHING
MORE.
Chesterfield offers richness, aroma, satisfying
flavor.
BETTER T A ST E — that’s the answer; and
that’s what smokers get in Chesterfield in full
est measure— the flavor and aroma o f mellow
tobaccos, exactly blended and cross-blended.
Better taste, and milder to o !