Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., August 29, 1919, Image 4

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F R ID A Y , AUGUST 29, 1919
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Appointment of Alex Swcek ns reg­
Automobiles are traveling the pace ister of the Uultod States land office
PU B LIC A G A IN S T LEAGUE.
that kills pedcetrians.
in Portland has been confirmed by the
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When the league o f nations was first
Things naturally look dark to the senate and he w ill tuke his office upon
proposed we hailed it as the very thiug mau whose eye has been blacked.
notification from Washington that his
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we long had sought with which to do
bond has been approved.
away forever with war and the e\ ils
You often lose more by the friends
Representatives of the state forest
which go with war. We had little idea you allow yourself to associate with
as to how all this was to be urcoui than by the enemies who put you on er’s office who visited Sllvcrton to
investigate the tire that bus raged in
plished, but we were told by those your mettle.
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high in authority that the league
the camps of the Silver Falls Lumber
would do these things and we waited
Borne men “ set’ ' around all day aud company reported that the total loss
for the good fairy who thought out all they hatch is a story to tell their
would not exceed $100,000.
the plan to work out the details.
wives about laying the foundation for
Proceedings to condemn the Central
Of course all the soldiers would be the future.
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for it and the families who had given
school building at liend probably will
boys in the war would be strong for
The man who was sent to the insane be taken within the next few days as
it, so it would go through a whooping, asylum becuuse he iusisted that there
and militarism, armies and navies were 20 in his family, while the court the result of u recent Inspection of
would be knocked into a cocked hat. found there were only himself and his the structure by a representative of
But gradually it dawned upon us wife, may have figured that bis wife the state fire marshal's office.
that to give to an international body was 2 aud he was the 0.
A move Is on foot In Salem to Bend
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the policing o f the world would be to
a delegation o f prominent men and
surreuder the privilege o f policing this
A 1‘ ittsburg hen has laid a five yolk
side o f the Atlantic, which prerogative egg. Someone has to do soiuethiug to women to Portland to receive officially
we would not readily forego.
keep up the reputation o f the old town the cruiser Salem, which is a part of
Then it dawned upon some o f us ■—but say, i f that egg should ever be the Pacific fleet, now on Ita way to
that a separate treaty might be ueces come overripe the graft exposure smell the mouth o f the Columbia river.
sary between England, France and would uever be noticed.
The Oregon hop crop this year will
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America, because the league might not
be
only a third as large as It was be­
properly protect France against Uer
Common sense is uncommon.
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many.
fore the war and prohibition began to
Then it gradually’ dawned upon some
Many infant prodigies grow up into affect It, yet the services of 10,000 or
o f us that i f we, the greatest nation adult prodigals.
12,000 men. women aud children will
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o f the world, joined with all the na
be required to get it under cover.
tions o f the world in guaranteeing all
Be moderate in all things. I>o not
Investigation of spruce production
against transgression by another, we, break o ff your bad habits viciously.
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the strongest o f them all, would be
In Oregon during the war period will
expected to be the first to do some
The government has discovered an open In Portland this week, when the
thing when some nation jumped the olen garchy o f butterine manufacturers.
three members of the congressional
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traces.
committee
who have beeu holding hear­
Then a soldier lad (Lieutenant I .a
There is no particular merit in being
mar Tooze) came to talk to us a few good when all about you are good.
ings In Seattle will hear testimony.
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nights ago about his experiences dur
How to cope with the practice of
ing more than two years o f service in
Government by comminsion ¡* away Portland junk dealers who purchase
the infantry.
ahead o f government for commission.
second-hand automobile# and sell the
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How did he feel about the league o f
nations!
When it gets cold enough to crys­ license tags to buyers of new machines
Surely he was for anything that tallize the milky way we have a snow for 76 cents each la the problem that
would prevent war.
storm.
Is confronting the secretary of state.
Visitors Are Taken into Camp by the
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And he was, but he wasn’t for the
Captain Frank B. Hamlin of Kose-
Wilson league o f nations.
Hard Slugging Locals to the
The cost o f living is high but it will
“ W hy,” he said, “ in its present cost you nothing to bury your troubles. burg has been elected by the school
Tune of 20 to 3.
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form with its subsidiary treaties it is
board o f Springfield os superintendent
more likely to create than to prevent
Saying a woman has a wealth o f hair of the schools o f that city to succeed
war. It is right in theory but a weak may not always mean that it is gulden.
N. A. Baker, who has accepted the
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document. We owe no one anything.
The Springfield team, strengthened
prlnclpalshlp of one of the schools In
Let us stand first for America and let
with u few players from other team»
The person with a sharp tongue nev­
internationalism and the league o f na er cuts much o f a swath an a popular Portland.
wua slaughtered in the game here Hun
tions come second.”
Growers of the Hood River valley day, the score being 20 to 8. The lo­
idol.
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Former soldiers and parents o f sol
have been warned by LeRoy Childs, cals might easily have piled up twice
diers were sprinkled in the audience,
We must disagree with the scientists superintendent o f the experiment sta­ an many, but ufter the game wan safe
but the speaker was not hissed. Bath­ who say kissing causes disease. Kiss
ly turki-d away they played with their
er, his remarks were roundly cheered.
ing, however, is itself a disease with tion, to be alert for evidences of fire- opponents for all the world like a rut
Evidently the president has not only some people.
blight, reported In orchards on the worrying certain prey. The cbani|
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not put his personally superv ised league
boundary between Hood River and batted the horaehide all over the field
over on congress, but he has not put
and ran in scores at will.
A county exchange says: “ Mr. Silas Wasco counties.
it over on the ex-soldiers and he has Jenkins is enjoying a visit from his
Baker, who does not claim to be a
Information furnished Mayor Baker
not put it over on the people.
sure sticker, but who puts 'em way
mother in la w .” For Mr. Jenkins’ sake
of
Portland
caused
him
to
Issue
In­
IVith returned soldiers and the people we hope it is true.
out when he hit» ’em at all, slammed
behind congress for modifications and
structions to Assistant City Attorney one out for a home run. Cellera, who
reservations the president is certain to
A New York woman is being sued Hindman to make an immediate in- has been unlurky ut the but recently,
meet defeat in his Hohenzollern at for payment o f a bill for face paints,
got a nice threc-bugger.
tempt to put over his personal idea o f powders and cosmetics, which she evi­ vestlgatlon o f an alleged pMce-flxlng
Errors were not numerous, but the
agreement among six or eight of the visitors simply did not know how to
a league o f nations.
dently got on her face.
larger bakeries of Portland.
The American people have never fan­
play the game, nnd the champs, had
cied having anythiug forced down their
One hundred and forty head of elk the time o f their lives. The locals
A blind girl says she ean’t see why
throats— and besides they remember she should love the man she is suing
that have been maintained in the na- scored in’ every inning escept the fifth
that promises to keep us out o f war for breach o f promise, but she can feel
und there was no doubt about the final
are sometimes even lees than scraps of that she does. That is getting the . tlonal forest In Wallowa coynty for outcome after they accumulated wvrn
seven
years,
are
to
find
new
homes
paper.
tallies in the second inning.
sense o f touch developed to a fine
soon. Shortage o f natural forage on
The score by inniugs:
point.
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BOOTY FOB BAND ITS.
the range has caused the state game Hpringfield ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0— 3
Cottage Grove
I 7 4 1 0 1 2 4 »-2 0
The kicker should ponder well upon commission to dispose o f them.
Batteries: Springfield, Hhalian nnd
This idea o f paying ransom to Mex­ the fa te o f the mule, who is so handy
That there will be plenty of teat Miller; Cottage Grove, Baker and King.
ican bandits is getting on our nerves.
with bis pudterior extremities, but who
I f Mexico can’t quell her bandits, not only loaves nothing to posterity, books on hand to supply the schools of Htrikeouts, by Hhnhnn, 3; by Baker, li.
it is up to us to do so fo r our own but has no posterity to leave anything Portland and elsewhere In Oregon Bases on bulls, o ff Hhahnn, 3; o ff Ita
protection, and i f Mexico can’t put a to.
when the public schools open In Sep­ ker, 0. Hits, Springfield, 5; Cottage
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Grove, 20 plus (the ncorekeeper was
few bandits out o f business we need
tember. was the declaration of Port­
unable to keep record o f all the hits
have little fear o f what ifill happen to
A ll must admit that it is more o f
us for doing a little hunting on her an e ffo rt to be morally perfect in land dealers when asked about the re­ by the locals, they came so fast).
The lineup:
property.
these frenzied days than it was in the port that a shortage was threatened.
Hpringfield — Bonar, ss; Miller, c;
Those counties in the Willamette
The idea of a great nation which days o f onr grandfathers, when wind­
sent four millions o f fighting men to ing the clock and kissing your wife valley that have organised farm bu­ Witeker; Lyndahl, c f; Reed; Meats,
Europe paying ransom to a ragged good night made up the n igh t’s ca­ reaus are actively taking advantage 3b; Bing; i ’ick ; Hhalian, p.
Cottage
Grove- -Cnderstroro,
ss;
bunch o f greaser generals fo r the re rousal.
o f the recently enacted legislation af­ Brumbaugh and DeLassus, If; King, r;
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turn o f our captored citizens is a little
incongruous.
^
Bookkeeping should figure in every fecting the control o f the Canadian Hill, lb ; Smith, 2b; Cellera, 3b; Ar
We ean’t stand fo r this kind o f business, but some o f the government thistle, and for the first time a con­ thur, c f; Kime, rf; Baker, p.
monkey business much longer unless prosecutions o f illegal combinations certed drive la being made upon this
CONGRESSMAN CO M PLIM E N TS
we wish to become the laughing stock show that the latter have developed
o f the world.
E D IT O R IA L IN TH E S E N T IN E L
this part o f the business out o f due dreaded pest.
The necessity of loading cars to full
It is time to tell Old Whiskers where proportions.
The Hentinel was unusually honored
capacity and prompt releasing of cars
to head in and to see that he follows
directions.
Court M ;iy Lim it Size of Loads.
in order to avoid a shortage of equip­ during the past week. A letter wan
Home means o f regulating the size of ment during the busy transportation received from one o f the leaders in
congress who spoke in n very compli­
loads hauled* on motor trucks over the
county road« o f I.ane county will prob­ season Is called to the attention of mentary manner o f u recent editorial
ably be tnk>?n soon, according to E. K. shippers, consumers and the railroad in The Hentinel. He said that it wns
Hpencer, county commissioner. . He has administration In a letter Issued by very unusual for him to take time to
Thin*» Others Think and What We consulted D istrict Attorney L. L. Kay the Oregon public service commission. do a thing o f this kind, but the ed
, Thu* of the Th.ngt Others Think
itoriul was so “ put” that he over
regarding the law pertaining to such
At a meeting of the state board for
regulation ¡tad was informel that the
stepped custom in this instance. The
vocational
education
In
Portland,
New­
congressman is from un eastern state
law provides tb »t the county court may
It is no longer safe or wise to com set a limit on the weight o f such loads. ton Van Dalsen, o f Fort Collins, Col­ und the editorial wns handed to him
mit murder until you are certain you
Commissioner Hpencer said that in orado, was selected state director of by Congressman McArthur, o f Oregon.
can show a streak o f insanity in your certain parts o f the county trucks
vocational training at an annual salary
family.
heavily laden w ith lumber and railroad
ASSESSMENT W ORK NOT
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of
$3000. Mr. Van Dalsen also will
ties aro cutting tip the roads badly
NECESSARY D U RIN O 1B19
Home women are petitioning to have and are damaging bridges. During Jhe serve as state supervisor of Industrial
a woman 'a head put on the two-eent past few days the court has received education.
The appointee has been
A resolution introduced by Congress
postage stamp. O f course a woman word o f the dc mnging o f two bridges
asked to report for duty September 1. man Hawley has passed congress sus
can earry the news fast enough but we by lumber trucks operating in the
He will make his headquarters In the pending assessment work on mining
rebel at the thought o f having to lick southern part c>f the county.
elaims for the year 1919, provided that
offices of J. A. Churchill, state super­ the exemption rnnnot be granted to
one every time we mail a letter.
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intendent of public Instruction.
John Palma t Boad Computed.
any one claimant for more than five
A noted actor paid $50 a pound for
Work has been rompleted on the
Directors o f the Oregon Dairy coun­ claims. In order to obtain the benefits
a New York dog. H e ’s a sausage!
John Palmer rucul up Mosby creek and cil. st their regular monthly meeting., o f this resolution clnimnnt must, on or
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a number o f nesideots o f the section
before December 31, file in the office
When paper is made from cornstalks now have a goo«] road for the first In Portland, decided to meet In con where location notice is filed a notice
the farmer can feed his newspapers to time. The Dr. Petrie ear has the honor ference with the executive committee o f his desire to hold the claim under
the eow und let bossy digest the news o f being the fir s t to try thp road, but of the Oregon Bankers’ association to the provisions o f the resolution.
fo r him. In that way he will get the this »a s before the improvements were arrange for extension of credits by
cream without wasting time looking complete.
I f a news item is not printed, it is
banks to enable dairymen to Improve
through a lot o f stuff he doesn’t care
because we do not know o f it. We have
•bout.
“ N o H u ntin g” and “ No Trespass­ their herds by the addition of pure­ neither friends nor enemies when it
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