The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 26, 1932, Page 2, Image 2

4 ItID A V
U G V W T »«, lin t
tfottajir 6 ro v r ÿ rn tin ri wood
would be much cheaper to of another, who might chance to he
Elevat or Key Machine
A N C IE N T H IS T O R Y ON I.IQ l'O H
abandon than concrete.
more prominent.
Cottage Grove. Ore., Aug. 32 (To
__ _
In any event, our money w ill go i O f course there are mitigating
in
Modern
Skyscraper
the Editor ) The Bible, Isaiah ft 22-'
P lk H U « li B . . r r F r id a , by I V l U f , O n u Into the bridges, the engineers are clruum«4*nee« In some cases.
For
h i k l l d d i j Company
Every discussion uf the sky- 23. "Woe unto them that are mighty
working for us, and there is no rea- I
1 y“ un* <lrl *• In-
scruper comes back at in te rtill. to to drink wtne, and men of strength
■Iban SmKk
6» rr » la ry son why they can't give us wooden .in s u lt c a s e s * <?r l i ’ m’ ii
to mingle strong drink; that luatifv
dh Cl<*H thBt 7 *
* r" wn n' ,n ,h * « 'rl'» name to usu* Hie elevator, for It Is the key ma- the wicked for a bribe, and take
A O ra l claaa publlaatloa aatarad a l Co»- th 1Jg*d U u *" »
chine
In
the
vast
composite
tuech-
away the rlghteoueneea of the
O ra .» aa aaeaaA-alaaa m attar
them despite the advice of engln ally withheld The reason for this
is that the child is an Innocent vlc- anlstu of the modem otHce build­ righteous man from him !" a rather
Baalaaaa llfflo a
-1» north W a lk eera.
keen eatirlcal expreeelon from »
- ■
' tlm of circumstances,
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ing.
and should
prophet of God to his people SOo 1
■ U B S C R IP T 1 O N RATK8L
not be made to suffer shame and
W
AGES.
Indeed.
Elisha
(1.
Otl»’
luveutlon
(Oaab la a d ra a a a .)
years before Christ. Mohammed,
ostracism for something she could
>• T M r
t t 7 M 'h raa m onth* -S O # »
It Is an old saving that during not help. Children picked up by the of the «levator In 1852 may be con- who died In «32 A. D., called strong
« m onth . - . «t.OOtOaa » o a lb . ... »O A * I hard times wages are first to go
police for mischievous pranks in sidered a more fundamental step drink an abomination of Satan and
I down and last to come up.
Foratgn rata— »0« year additional.
which there is no malice or criminal • S
. M
. t ' S
t T
K
T
o
T
. "
! !
M am bar o t
uglish people
But in this respect the recent de- Intent are likewise favored Also, tnan was the first use of structural
_ n a tio n a l E d ito ria l Aaaoalallaa
tempted to limit the number o fj
we
do
not
publish
committments
of
'
I
preaston
has
been
different
from
all
O n t o « tttata K d lto rlal Aaaorlatloa
steel lu 1888, for w . I * B. Jenney s places where ale and beet could be
Oregon Mawapapar Caataraaaa
*
to I NCI I KN WIDE
i others. Employers kept wages up local residents to Insane asylums.
The person who gets In a "Jam" design of the Home Inaurauce com- obtained A little later parliament
i as long as they could. In addition
(
passed
an
act
fur
the
reform
of
ale
and then expects someone else to I pany’a building of that year. I d Chi­
W O O D E N S T R U C T U R E S I F W E , to the feeling they had for their ( help him get out of It receives no cago, ten stories high—the first ’ and beer houses Many men were
; employes, they realised that a gen- i consideration, however He makes
fined nnd whipped for running
W A N T THEM.
era! reduction of wages would > I he news, not us. and If he keeps i steel-framed skyscraper — would places without licenses Bootlegging
Wine rod, hi'tiw tt, grt'en. Intt, liliiek are
The fear has been expressed that greatly decrease the buying power out
of trouble he will have nothing surely never have been realised ( If you please wav back there, and
colora to I iim m c frniu il lirnvy erepe nuit
we may not get wooden bridges for of the world and add to suffering. to fear from publicity. It is only without elevators.
no eighteenth
am endm ent either
the six proposed spans on the Coast Wages, in most instances, were cut fair to state, moreover that in moat i
Manv efforts were put forth to re­
ahi. f ill* i l l'i'a » ul* »kilt
Otis' contribution was uot a me­ strict and control the evil, hot no
highway, for the reason that the . for the simple reason that it was cases we would far rather not print
engineers w ill say that they are j impossible for industry to operate these Items At time« personal chanical means of going up and law has ever been made that can
That had long ex control the devil, laiws against m ur­
friends are Involved
They point coming down.
not practicable.
I at old wage scales. Even today,
W hy should the engineers hate when we believe the turn has come. to the suffering such news will tsted. Doubling« the Greeks used a der. theft, perlurv and arson have I
been In effect for centuries, but
bring to their families, and it ia hoist In building (he
Hi INI IIE8 WIDE
the last word?
I artheuon. many people violate them, and we
, there are wages that have not been ‘ hard to refuse them.
I t Is our money that w ill go into I cut.
" h a t Otis Invented was a safety de- !‘l ° not have an organisation formed
W e do. though, without exception
the bridges, and Is there any rea­
millionaire» to have them re-
And wages, apparently, are not \ \ hen a resident of The Halles sub­ vice. a simple arrangement of
son why we can not have wood If to be last to rise. Reports from over scribes to this newspaper he Im­ springs which, when the rope broke P^ * <’ WhyT
we w ant wood*
Tllia »erge in glln rM tlteeil
would grip the n ils of the ah.rt
‘ »"’ »»rance movement began
the country are to the effect that poses a trust upon us to provide and
boll th . i i .
the shaft ln , be United States prior to 183ft.
I t Is all right fo r the engineers to
all-wool The wi'lifht i»
already wage scales are being rais­ him with every bit of legitimate
...
, th
f securely In po- for bv that time some two million
express their opinions. T hat is
news
we
can
gather.
W
e
give
It
ed toward old levels. The advances, whether It involves John Poe. lalp aitiou.
must all 11 uh le fur nkirt nt*
It was the hoist plus the ,,,rr' «nd women belong,-,I to total
what they are for. But after they
of course, must come as gradual as orer. or John Smvthe. capitalist.
safety device that made an “eleva- «•’»••’’ »nee societies
At the close
»rhnol tlre«ot
have said wooden bridges would
the decreases. In Cleveland, O.,
I ter." And when the akvacranor se. I of ,h “ C l* 11 w«r ,h ” He»” «» svstem
i
wun wn.n in. skyscraper ar- I wa, inaugurated, giving the saloon
FAST (111.0»
Historic French Palace
rived It tuny he said to have nr-
a legal atatua. Under the protection
payrolls of 12 Industries would be
I t la our right to disregard the advanced this week. Such news
Part of National Life rlvixl via the elevator.— World's of government the organised liquor
advice of our advisors if we wish. items are frequent.
Work.
traffic developed into an active and
Fontainebleau has been called the
menacing force in the national life.
We do that In private business, and
Advancing prices of farm prod­ "Jewel” of French palaces, artis­
It became arrogant and aggressive
You will find the very
there is no reason why we can’t do ucts and increased wages w ill get
It
bribed officials, corrupted legis­
tically
and
historically.
In
view
so in public business.
lu ll i »1 priee here < t|| i»>|
us out o f the hole in a hurry.
Biblical Passage That
lators and bought elections. It
of
the
former,
seven
centuries
of
There may be good reasons why
tun linen. »ttitiiiK in plain
formed an alliance with manv other
Has Puzzled Scholars social
varied tastes, and the best of these,
we may wish to disregard the ad­
M R . ZOOK.
evlla, and the saloon becania
<>r print pattern»
have ornamented and adorned Its
Gog and Magog (pronounced ohe center in which gambling, proe-
vice of the engineers. W e may, for
M r. Zook has come and M r. Zook
example, find the cost o f concrete
"niaygog”) are used rather ob- tltutlon and crime of everv kind
has gone. He said that he had noth- Interiors, Indeed, much of the prog­
were encouraged Local option was
too great. In private business
sav. and it seems that every- ress of French art has been delin­ seurely In the Scriptures. In I Chron­ the next move In thia reform Un
buy w hat we can afford, even on<> eUe „ toneue. tled when lt eated In the artistic history of the
icles 8:4 Gog Is mentioned as the der this law 24 states went drv and
though we may know that a more
palace.
As for the historic side
son of Shemaiah In the line of lteu- a vast amount of drv territory In
expensive article might be more ; comes to giving any inform ation as
ben, and In Genesis 10:2 Magog Is the other states made serious In­
to when we are going to get a of the Jewel, there are enough
practicable.
chancellor for our institutions of haunting memories nnd disturbing
referred to as the son of Japheth roads Into the liquor business
Great wooden bridges on t h e , higher learning.
-The national prohibition amend
ghosts to keep the place tenanted
and a brother of Meshech and Tu
On Sewing Accessorie»
Coast highway might be worth mil-
The Sentinel has expressed no
ment
the st'llNlIllllIt'I)
constitution was
intro-
H h I* lv»v. In V' I I I as v
*** * to Hlw
vAflM ITll
It»-
for
another
seven
centuries,
espe­
hal,
but
In
Ezekiel
.3»
and
30
Gog
duoad
In congress In 1878. some B7
lions to us for advertising purposes, preference for a chancellor I t may
appears as the
chief prince of ve«M ago. then again In 1SI4. lHlft
ItMI-ynril «pool threml 8c
!n
*eaSt' thTy wou?d have such a preference, but it feels cially when the shades are those of
Meshech and Tubal, which Is also and 191«. and as a result of a grow­
be practicable. W e may believe the that , he state board should be ,ef, Madame de Pompadour, Madame
36-ineh
Indian
Head
15c
t> at rami <-iul>riiiitery
wave of si-ntlment. finally on
called the land of Magog. The proph ing
advertising feature sufficient to out- free to make its selection. The de Malntenon. Cardinal Richelieu.
36 inch shirting
13c
thriiul
December 18. 1917. It came to » vote
3c
weigh the advice of engineers.
probabiy haj! had too much (Aitherlne de Medici, the Duchess
et foretold that Gog of the land of in congreas. with the result In the
•'4 count print
9c
•*' ,\il I i i | h - uinl 5H y(|
Magog would he defeated and five- house of renreientailve. that 281
W e have found in the past that advice already. But matters are not d’Etampee and Diane de Poitiers.
RO-eount print
14c
I III r a i l .
8c
Four great French monarchs * sixths of his army destroyed when voted drv. 128 voted wet giving 183
bridges become obsolete, sometimes being helped by this delay. Our
No-i'ling »lip cloth in fast
Snap fasteners, a cani 4c
w ithin a few years. In such ease schools must open shortly. A chan­ openly admitted Fontainebleau as | he came "up from the north parts” m ajority for the amendment In the
i-enate 8ft drv. 2« wet. That's 39 to
color«
15c & 33c
1 -j uz wool yard, ball
cellor should be on the ground g e t-1 their favorite residence. St. Louis
8c
•nd Invaded "the mountains of Is- the good for the drvs. and 38 -date«
I ting things in order. The head of a who loved hunting, brought back ' rael.”
Hope Ideaehcd tlltlsltn 10c
L a rg e (leedle naxt'tut
Here It Is clear that Gog ratified the amendment In a little
5c
great business such as our institu- the gray tartar dogs from his east­
and Magog are the names respec­ ! more than a vear. and they had
| tions o f higher learning should not !
»even years to do tt In Now we
ern crusades and Introduced them
tively of a king and his supposed »hould be honest and not snv It was
be expected to take hold of the job
kingdom, but the passages contain nut over aa a war
__ _______
_ for we
measure,
a few days before our children will into the forest surrounding the pal­
only vague and uncertain ladle«- l had com« to a point in our national
ace. To Francis I. who devoted a
be ready for their classes..
tions as to the Identity of the ruler t,h,(orv where, to use the words of
Give us a chancellor. There is too share of his energies to directing
and the location of his realm.
In Arbr“ t<am Lincoln, this
nation
much of this Zooking, Zorning, 1 the decoration and reconstruction
'zooming around.
Revelation 20:8-10 Gog and Magog rould »»’ **l« t half wet and half
of the old buildings, it was alwnys
Always Say It With l’nuti r»’ Ink
are linked together as If they were ,lrv
E O R O 8E K T S O N
"mon Fontainebleau."
Henry IV ,
I t la pretty hard to tell you
O f interest to old timers in Cot- with his passion for the chase, nat­ both persons and they seem to sym-
which is the best picture
tage Grove is the fact that A. C.
this week , . . every show
bollze all future enemies of
Gage (Alvin C. Gage or A. Clifford , urally turned to Fontainebleau, which
is one of the finest of its
provided
a
magnificent
forest - kingdom of God. particularly
Gage)
has
become
publisher
of
the
kind . . . and every show
I Portland Spectator. M r. Gage was ) stocked with game. And on Napo­ hostile powers which srs to mani­
is one that you shouid see!
fest themselves in the world Imme-
puiblisher of the Leader here many leon I lt from the start exercised a
Keep this little card . . .
years ago and in recent years has peculiar and in some ways a fatal
ately before the end of things.—
then come and sec these
been publisher of the Angora Jour­ fascination.
Pathfinder Magazine.
pictures!
nal. This w riter had regularly read
the Spectator for many years and
was a great adm irer of the late I M o rally Bound to Vote
M e a n in g o f " H a w a ii”
Hugh Hume, for many years its ,
Abraham
Fornander writes; “The
as Party Has Directed
editor. M r. Hum e gave the Specta­
Thursday
Friday
tor a place in the sun which has i The Presidential electors are nom­ word ’Hawaii’ Is manifestly a com­
August 25-2«
pound word. Ilaw a plus 11 or tkl.
been retained by Trum an W yatt, I inated and elected by party and
Whether the It or Ikt Is accepted
editor
during
M
r.
Hume's
fatal
ill-
Edm und Lowe
they are morally bound to vote for
as meaning ’little,’ •small.’ the ap
ness and since that time. M r. Gage
the candidate of their party. Not
IN
can not expect to make the Spec­
, parent sense of the New Zeeland,
tato r a much better paper than it since the Adams-Jefferson contest
Itarotongan and South Marquesan
has been, but it certainly w ill n o t' of 1796 has there been any ques­ form of the word, or North Marque­
suffer through the fact that he has tion as to this responsibility. In that
san form, and which has Its analogy
| become interested in its publica- i election Pennsylvania, Maryland,
In the Tahitian and Hawaiian, It Is
tion.
I North Carolina and Virginia cast
evidently an epithet, a distinguish­
' divided electoral votes.
The pop­
ing mark of that particular Hawa
Women and Juries Were
Census figures show that twice as ular vote In Pennsylvania gave
from any other. Hawa Is the Poly­
many women as men live to be 100.
H is R acket!
T hat certainly shoots full of holes Adams a large majority, but 14 out
nesian name of an ancient place of
WlLh Constane Cummings
the old theory about talking your­ of that state's 15 electors voted for residence.— Washington Star.
Jefferson.
According
to
McClure's
and E v e ljn Brent. V great
self to death. — Eugene Register-
defense lawyer, until one
“Our Presidents and How We Make
Guard.
woman framed him. and he
The Eugene newspaper has things Them," in all these states the elec­
O y . t e r . C u r e A n e m ia
fought in court once again,
slightly mixed. One never hears of tors were chosen by popular vote,
Oysters
have been shown by Le­
for his own life! A great
a person talking himself to death. and they were doubtless selected
vine, Remington and Culp, scien­
actor in a great picture.
I t is the other fellow that is talked with reference to their character
tific Investigators, to be capable of
to death. So it is consistent for
and Intelligence, without pledges as curing the nutritional anemia of
women to live longer than men.
to how they should cast their bal­ milk-fed rats. The presence of cop­
In algebra “z” stands for an un­ lots In the electoral college. One of per in the oyster Is not new knowl­
known quantity. W onder whether the Virginia electors exercised his edge. The studies Indicate that the
.Saturday M atinee and
there is any significance in the fact admitted right to vote against Jef­ Inorganic elements present In the
Night, August 27
that Z's are mixed so much in the ferson. who had the largest popu­ oyster are responsible for Its hem­
Oreen or Black in bulk.
affairs of our institutions of high­ lar following In the state. It was oglobin regenerating capacity and
Tom Keene
er
learning.
There's
M
r.
Zorn
and
this
Independent
action
of
a
few
IN
there's M r. Zook. The latter seemed electors In 1796 that made both par­ that the antlanemlc potency of the
(4
»» 1 to wish to remain an unknown ties draw their lines severely In the oyster can be accounted for on the
basis of Its content of the three ele­
quantity. H e returned east without j
Oood quality, double lipped
selection of the candidates for elec­ ments, Iron, copper and manganese.
having had a word to say.
tors,
and
from
that
time
until
the
Mystery Thrills In
W e know w hat happened to that present all electoral tickets have
W estern Story!
bridge a t Corvallis. A copy of the been made up of men who were ac­
H o n o r . W a r C o rre s p o n d e n t.
Corvallis G -T was
accidentally cepted as solemnly pledged to vote
The W ar Correspondents’ arch
D ark figures, g r o p i n g
Dole's broken slices.
blown under the bridge and the for their party candidates In the elec­
hands, secret doors, plus
was erected by Mr. George Alfred
bridge was destroyed by the ex­ toral college.
hard riding and shooting
Townsend on his mountain estate,
plosion on the editorial page about
make this the greatest
Gapland, Md.. In 1896. The Inscrlp
the Eugene crowd th at opposes the I
eomUnaUon of "shocker"
tlon reads: "To the Army Corre­
Zorn-MacPherson university wreck- 1
and “western" ever made.
G ia n t “ C o c k ro a c b e .”
Ctood quality bulk.
ing measure.
spondents and Artists, 1861-65,
The cockroach was one of the ear­ whose tolls cheered the camps,
Saturday Matinee 2:30 p.m.
—
liest Inhabitants of our earth and
thrilled the firesides, educated the
I t ’s odd how a woman never for- j
provinces of rustics Into a bright
' gets to annually remind hubby of of the size of a turkey-cock. When
the day and month of her birthday ! the first oceans became crowded
Nation of readers, and gave Incen­
Finest quality blend, every
I anniversary, but can’t remember with life, the sea scorpions came to tive to narrate distant wars and ex­
land
and
sheathed
themselves
In
Sunday
Monday
i the year in which she was born.
plore dark lands. Erected by sub­
pound
quaranteed.
hard dry scales. They became wood
August 28-29
scription 1806."
They say that money talks, but lice, spiders and giant dragon-flies,
81ow or Quick Cooking
Richard Barthelmcss
! from any noise we’ve ever heard It 30 Inches broad between wlngtlps.
make
we'd
imagine
it
was
deaf
and
1
Some
of
them
became
the
first
cock-
IN
Playing Card P o rtrait.
• dumb, tongue-tied and had lost con- roaches on earth. These huge, re­
9-1 b. l)ii jí
Mokes a good cop of coffee.
As you play bridge or whist, do
i trol of Its vocal organs.
pulsive creatures clattered and you ever wonder whether the kings
whirred among the great ferns, like and queens which prove so useful
There is only one thing that beats large mechanical toys. Their hid­ to your hand ever had any exist­
the woman gossip and that is the eous brown bodies skulked amongst ence outside the pack? It has re­
; man gossip.
Bert Foods, bulk.
the giant rushes, where they lay In
cently been revealed that two of
Dramatic Dynamite! D on ’t
wait for prey. For all their large
the honors card at any rate, are
Miss It!
LIONS CLUB PRAISED.
wings, these early cockroaches were portraits.
According to tradition
Cottage Grove, Ore., August 22.— 1
great lumbering things In the air.
the king of hearts Is a portrait of
(To
the
E
d
ito
r.)—I
believe
the
Lions
,
Here’s one o f the fin est
King Henry V III in his robes of
club should be complimented for
Columbia River, 1-lb. tin.
shows o f an entire year! It
their efforts in providing swim-1
state, and the queen of hearts of
was Illegal to save the life
S h o rt-L iv e d C a le n d a r
ming lessons for youngsters of the
Elizabeth of York, the queen of
of the woman he loved . . .
community. Swimming is one of the !
Squares trimmed from
The French revolutionary calen­ Henry V II.
yet this doctor stakes all
cleanest of sports and in a country
side bacon
In a scen e that you will
where so many children use our dar, adopted In 1793 and abolished
never forget In all your
Decorated v a in .
running streams a knowledge of ' by Napoleon In 1805, was in use
life!
swimming and life-saving is highly only 12 years and never really took
lb .
Separation of Carolinaa
desirable. Promotion of swimming 1 root
I t reckoned the year from
Carolina was granted to the
is much more commendable than I
) the playground project promoted by September 22, the anniversary of Ixirds Proprietors in Iflffl. In 1710
this organization fo r several years
the republic’s formal establishment It was decided to separate the prov­
Tiger Lily, hardwheat.
A M O THER.
In 1792.
ince Into North and South Carolina
Tuesday
W ednesday
There were twelve 30day months and to appoint a governor of North
W E P R IN T IT , N O T M A K E IT .
A ugust 30, 81
That left five Carolina Independent of the govern­
(T h e Dalle» Chronicle.)
, In this calendar.
I t is In a spirit of resignation that days over’ an<' a R,r,h every fourth or of South Carolina, but the plan
L oretta Young
the Chronicle once more calls a t­ year. The extra days were called wag not carried out until 1712. The
IN
tention to the fact that wc do not the sansculottldes, and were dedi­ commission of Edward Hyde as gov­
make the news. We only print lt.
cated to festivals. The regular ones ernor of North Carolina Independ­
On several occasions In recent
J weeks we have been asked to keep ! honored, respectively, the virtues, ent of the governor of South Caro
this or that item out of the paper ( genius, labor, opinion and rewards, Mas was Issued January 24, 1712,
Persons arrested fo r various of­ while the leap year day was “the
fenses have cited the humiliation day of the revolution.”
Not of Importancs
publication of their plight would
Part-T im e W ife! Two-
(bring to them and their fam ilies.!
“By
de
time you is old enough,”
Tim e Husband!
Others have sought to suppress
said Uncle Kben, “to t»l! de dlff’rencs
Better Than H i. Daddy
! news for business reasons, and still
F aith
B aldw in’s dari.ig
• others asked that details be k e p t'
The husband of a friend of mine between s broken heart an' disap­
best seller brought to the
?uCret,, i or the «Impie reason that I Is employed by a detective agency, pointed vanity, you's old enough to
they did not think it was anybody’s
screen. A n ew note in mod­
realize dat It doesn’t make much
, business w hat happened in police or ! and wonderful tales are told of hls
ern love w ith the thrilling
(justice courts.
1 remarkable intuition and marvelous dlfl’rence no-how." — Washington
young lovers o f “P l a y
Star.
The Chronicle, and every other discoveries when other sleuths have
Girl," L oretta Young and
reputable
daily
in
the
country,
has
failed.
I
was
complimenting
her
N orm an F oster. It’s a hit!
a fixed policy in regard to news. son upon his remarkable daddy
T h e T h u n d e rs to rm
W e p rint the public records, and I
During an electric storm recent­
| if a person ic arrested and booked, I when the. little fellow said: ”1
¡sued for divorce, or accused of anv guess I ’m a better detective than he ly, late at night, our little four-year-
, m ajor offense against society, the I Is. He never remembers where he old daughter awoke and came Into
; news must be published. F or the puts his pipe or hls hat, and I ’m the my room, and when snuggling down
j records are there, open to the In- 1
00T T A 0E
spection of any one who cares to i guy that hag to find ’em.”—Chicago said, “I don't like to hear the clouds
We Reserve the Right
talking to each other like that—
see them. W e would not be playing Tribune.
Two
GROVE
| fa|i' w ith our subscribers if we held
----------------------
they get angry.”—Chicago Tribune
to Limit Quantities.
Deliveries Daily
u,i " ew''- nor would lt he right ! Death-watch beetles are destroy-
"h an accouJ,n t ° I one man’s Ing many ancient European bulld-
Height standard fo r British
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