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The Sentinel Then let it go as it is. We can’t have everything just to suit us. You are willing to let it go when you may be doiug a great injustice to some Uowutroddeu people, is that the A Weekly Newspaper With l ’leuty Thing« Other» Think and What Wa idea f o * f “ Backbone ekb Thiak nf tka Thing« Othar« Think 1 don't think they are dowutroddeu Elbert Bede end Elbert Smith Publisher* and 1 don’t think they did right dur Elbert Bede_____________________ Editor mg the war. A good memory i* sometimes a dis luu don't know, do you! agreeable thing. No, but I ’m willing to leave a few A firet clean publication entered at Cot- • • • things to \\ ilsou '* say so. tuge Orove, Ore., ae second-class matter Isu't Ireland in ubout the same fi One of the New York papers recently that wo were before we broke away ran a sermon on “ Man's Duty to God Busineea O ffice..... ......... i l l Eaat Maui tioui England! and M a n " alongside uf a statement by About the same, only we knew w a sugar, trust uffirial that the ta riff SUBSCRIPTION BATES were right. On« year-------- $1.00 |Throe month*— 60c Don't you think Ireland thinks she hud no appreeiuble effect on the coat Six month*___ 1.00 j Single copy------- 8c is right! o f living. It is only a step from the One year, when paid in advance, or 1 suppose so, but maybe she doesu * sublime to the ridiculous. • • • before expiration_______________ $1.79 know. i f there’d been a league of nations A Chicago judge has recently held Thia special rate appliee only on a full iu l'T ti with uu article X I like this that the rights of a w ife do not extend y e a r’a aubacription one there wouldn't be auy United to warming her cold feet upon the No aubacription bated for less than 50c States uowr, would there! i'robably not, but thut 'a got nothing person o f her husband. This judge ** Member of probably does ont realise thut to allow to do with the preseut. • • ft National Editorial Aaeociation your better half to refrigerate your The league o f nutions will be more Oregon State Editorial Aaaociation spiual column with her |>«dul extreui powerful tliau any member o f the ities without complaint on your part, Oregon Newspaper Conference longue, will it uotf Willamette Valley Editorial Aaaociation Certainly, thut's the idea. That's is the surest wav of proving that your Lane County Publisher*’ Aaaociation how wo uro going to do away with love is still warm. • » • war. F R ID A Y OCTOBER 3, 101» You can't blame a formerly hen Theu instead o f being the most pow erful nation in the world, we will be peekist husband for being afraid o f his submerged as a factor in the league w ife's ghost. A W O M A N 'S QUESTIONS. uf natious, is that the idea! • • • Certainly, wo've got to sacrifice our The price o f goods seems to be reg John, I ’ve been studying this league national pndo for the glory of hu of natious and reading Wilson's inanity. ulated by the law o f supply and do speeches and the speeches by the sen • • • maud—and profits. ft ft • «tors and 1 must confess that 1 can’t The whole idea is to put uu end to make head or tail of it. war, is i t f An exchange says there are no puli That*’ just like a woman! It'a as That 'a the main idea. ties in hades. No, but there is pleuty simple as a, b, c. Well, i f the league is going to put o f hades in polities. Well, John, if it 's so simple maybe an end to war, it has got to have the . • • you can explain a few things to me. force to do so, has it not I It would he easy for a man to make Surel Snoot* Certainly. Well, this article X that there is so Then it s got to have the power to his w ife believe he was keeping all his much talk about, ls n ’t that bkely to compel its members to furnish the nec promises to her i f she didn’t go aruuud make us scud our boys to Europe every esaary forces to carry out its orders, bragging to the neighbors. time there is a bttle trouble over has it not! ft ft ft thereI I suppose so. We have never seen an heiress thut O f course not, they ’ll use troops Then wo would really cease to be a from Europe to settle their troubles nation huving our own say iu our own Wc thought looked good enough to eat over there. — but a number of the European nobil affairs, wouldn't w e! It doesu't say so in article X, does 1 suppose wo would insofar us the ity huve nothing else to live on. . . . itf league might think that they hud auy No, but common sense dictates thut effect upon world affairs. The Tullman company has issued a that's what they would do. flow are we going to do away with Why didn't they put that in the wars aud armies aud still give to a statement from which we extract the t reaty I superior power the right to demand information thut the berths on its cars 1 don’t knowr, I suppose they thought that wo furnish troops to curry out greatly outnumber the deuths. • • • it was so phkiu it wasn't necessary to its dictates! put iu all those extra words. That '* too deep to explain to u They arc going the limit nt Monte Well, i f troops would come from woman. Carlo. The proprietors no longer pc! Europe, who is going to decide which You don't know yourself, do you! mit men to take part in the innocent country shall furnish the troopst No, but you can rest assured Wilson I suppose the league o f nations knows how that will bo accomplished. little games that are carried on there ft ft ft unless immaculately attired in spike would do that. Aud if the league thought the United In the assembly of the league of tail rout and complete evening dress. • • • {States ought to help they could de nations, does Liberia, with u popula mand that we send troopsf tiou of two million negroes, have the Women are not usually expert math O f eourse they could, but they same vote that we do! omatieians, but they know how to wouldn’t. That's what I understand. make attractive figures. liow do you know they wouldn’t ! Does Haiti, with its two million pop • • • Because that wouldu’t be a fair or ulatiou, have tho same vote thut we An eccentric Iowan has purchased sensible thing to do. do! A ml 1 suppose everyone is going to coffin. What earthly use he can have That's what I understand. be fa ir and sensible f Does bttle iledjux, with its Mohnm for that is a question. That is the supposition, otherwise the mednn population, huve tho same vote • • • league o f natious won’t be w< that wo do! Over in England the suffragettes much. That's what I understand, w e ’ ve got I f Ireland or Canada should rise up to be condescending and take all our huve taken to throwing bomba. Over against the mother country, could we little brothers iu on an equal footing. here they throw buncombe. • • • be ordered to send troops to put down Does England uud its dependencies the rebellion! have six votes in tho assembly! The trouble with most people who O f course not, article X provides That s what 1 understand. want to see things reformed is that only for external aggression. Y o u ’d Well, i f we take Liberia, aud Uaiti, they leave it to the public officials. better read the treaty. and iiedjuz and all these little nutions Well, bow about article X I which in on an equal footing, why doesu't It would be interesting to know says: “ Any war or threat o f war England take us in on an equal foot what kind o f colic medicine Adam and whether immediately affecting any in gf kn o w o f the members o f the league or not, i don’ t know, I think the senate is Eve used after eating the green apples is hereby declared a matter of concern going to amend that. to the whole league, and the league You dout' know as mueh about the A love that builds the morning fires shall tako any action that may be league o f natious us you thought you is o f about the right temperature to deemed wise and effectual to safeguard did, do you! suit any bride. the peace o f nations.’ ’ Doesn't that • • • sort of nullify the “ external aggres O f eourse there may he no connee »io n ’ ’ feature o f article X and leave 8t. Helens Mist: The Cottage Grove the league free to butt in on anything Sentinel in discussing the idea uf pay tion or significance, but we often think that might be by the members thereof ing ransom to Mexican bandits to lib it a peculiar coincidence that so many considered an net likely to threaten erate Americans, states that such pro men who wear chin whiskers have and other equipment h o that everything pertniuing to uir craft will hu com the peace of nations! 1 hadn’t read that section but that cedure is getting nerve racking uud wives who insist on buying their neck píete. A great program in being planned, seems to be the intent and, 1 believe, adds, “ I t is time to tell Old Whiskers ties for them. ft ft ft embracing nil kinds o f flying nuc I i iih where to head in .’ ’ We fully agree wisely so. formations, parades, races, close Then i f Canada kicked up any kind with our esteemed contemporary und To keep the dust o ff your merchan- combat work serial such ns wan used on the o f a rumpus that might lead to a rev would remind him o f tho fact that ise, use printers’ ini.— then it will not olution England might call upon the “ Old Whiskers’ ’ has been duly cau lie on vour shelves long enough to European front, bombing, uir raids, night attacks, altitude races in which league for help and the leugue might tioned many times during the past sev two Delluvilnnds will battle fur the demand that we send troops to fight eral years. We would also remiud him gather dust. • • • ÎÎOJMMJ altitude mark, stunts, stunt for o f our “ Watchful W aitin g’ ’ und “ He the Canadians! • We may think that we live in the mations, pofnto races, and other event». I don’t think the league would be as Kept Us Out o f W ar’ ’ program and It is planned to have exhibits of the foolish as that, for they would know then ask i f it is any wonder that most progressive age of history, but that we couldn’t take up arms against Mexican bandits are bold und defiant our ancestors mannged to get ahead of different equipment such ns the 4IMi those with whom we have always lived o f tho U. 8. us. on the friendliest terms and many o f • ■ • whom are our own relatives and with „ „ u p and A college education harms no one whom we would have no personal quar down the streets would impress the av rel. erage citizen with the thought that the who is willing to learn something af Then the league would send troops curlew ordinance has become a dead terwards. ft ft ft from the European countries! letter. Groups o f boys o f tender age I suppose that’s what th ey’d have are seen loitering about in unseemly Public sentiment can raise a man to to do. revelry at all hours of the night when Well, then it wouldn’t be sensible they should be under the parental roof the highest pinnacle o f fame in a day to ask us to go to Europe to fight, but and subject to the influences o f the nd cast him o ff his high perch in a it would be sensible to ask Europe to home. Tor the older boy the gym is a second. • • • come here, is that the idea! good resort for recreation but the That might not be good sense, but small b o y’s place at night is under Ins Wives shouldn’t expect their hubbies th a t’s the way it would have to be, mother ’a care. to be very sociable o f an evening after because no army could be raised here they have been to a football game anil to fight the Canadians With whom we B U R N IN G M O N E Y . hollered their heads o ff. | had no quarrel. ft ft ft Isn’t it likely that European nations (B y Walt Mason.) would also say that they wouldn’ t Tho married man who gets caught L ife is gay and bright and sunny figh t their neighbors because o f some since the peace dove hit the breeze; sewing on his own buttons feels small other nation’s quarrel! everyone is burning money just as enough to slip through the needle’s eye That might be. though it grew on trees. I insist on without greasing the sides or removing What would happen then! I suppose th ey’d have to let those thrift and saving, but there’s none to tho thread. concerned fight it out alone, for we heed tny words; Johnnies say that 1 certainly wouldn’t send troops to mix am raving, and throw money to the C O U N T Y A G E N T B O B B W I L L Men are drawing princely L E A V E O F F IC E O N O C T O B E R into Euro|>eun troubles until after they birds. wages, and their breasts are filled with had exhausted 'their own resources. mirth, and they jeer foreboding sages N. 8. Robb, for nearly three and a Well, if we wouldn't go to Europe to help our allies, and wouldn’t go to who predict a day o f dearth; but that half years county agricultural agent day will come as surely as tomorrow’s o f f*une, has tendered his resignation the aid o f our allies in their troubles over here and all the other nations sun will rise; things will then be going to the state college, and will leave acted about the same way, what’s the poorly with the giddy spendthrift guys. about the first o f October for the leugue going to do for anybody any Things w on’t boom along forever as farm o f his fa th er’s estate in south th ey’re booming now, my friends; and eastern Kansas, having decidía! to en way ! xou fail to get the point. The allies the man who’s truly clever saves as gage in farming hereafter. Sir. Babb has been engaged in farm will be such a powerful force that no ably as be spenda. It is patent to the knowing, in expansive times like these, educational work since lilll, and is one will dare to fight. that the kopecks won’t be growing recognized throughout the state as one I thought there weren’t going to be any more wars and great armies would always on the sbrubs and trees. There o f the best men in his line on the will come a day o f trouble, when this const. be done away with! Mr. Robb declares that the success T h at’s the idea. You begin to show boom is left behind, and the kopeck and the ruble w ill be mighty hard to o f his work as county agent here is signs o f intelligence. find; happy then the lads whose due in n large mensurn to the support But i f armies are done away with, where in this great force th a t’s going wages have been safely placed in o f the newspapers. brine, who obeyed the seers and sages, “ The unlimited courtesies extended to frighten everybody! Thut’ll lie a moral and potential when the saving graft was fine. And and the great amount o f space given force. I guess. 1 haven’t got that how sick will be the mortuls who like to the work by the papers has had spendthrifts now behave, who replv more to do with the success of the myself yet. * • • with jeers and chortles when we call movement hero than any other one on save. thing,’ ’ said Mr. Robb. “ The sup I was reading that one speaker said • them to _____________ * port o f the granges o f the county has that under the league of nations the also been appreciated.’ ’ territorial integrity o f all signatories TU S C A N IA . \ Ono o f the most important things to the covenant is practically guaran accomplished since Mr. Robb began his teed by the provisions of the league of Stormy I’etrels, did you see them nations covenant. Is that the way of r* * y<’ u work in Lane county is the centraliza “ ^ove the waves! it! tion o f the livestock shipping, the fed Did you hear their farewell message eral farm loan movement, the public T h a t’s the way I understand it, ex As they sank with none to save! market movement and the office of cept that the nations concerned may agree to any territorial changi* that Shining moonbeams, were you watching the county fruit inspector, nil with may suit them. headquarters in the office o f the agent. As our loved ones passed aw ay! Jioeu that mean that we guarantee Did you make a shining pathway. The college has not yet named a suc that Ireland, for example, may not de cessor to Mr. Robb, but it is learned Light their feet to h eaven ’s bright clare itself a free nation and take w a y! that two or three good men are being considered for the position. I«irt o f what is now England’a terri to ry ! Little wavelets, wero you gentlk* ’•'*'at is the way it seems to me. When you took them to the shore! The Hentinel handles job printing of What business have we got butting Did you kiss them, when you l « f t them. every description. ••• into the Irish question! Tor the loved ones seen no' w o r e ! That's just what I was going to ask L C IR C U S T O and it seeina to mo that we are not Ragged storm clouds, were you weep, G R E A T B A E E H R E I A L D IN N E A R FU TU R E mg, only butting into it, but we are at tempting to settle that question with Did your teardrops fall like ra in ! out even so much as giving Ireland a Did you sorrow for our heroes, nn aerial circus to be hefd nt the Ku P ity us in all our pain! hearing. Wen, go! to tako chances on — Ida Westervelt Hibley. gene aviation field in the very near i'll, w e've e ’ ve got future. The aviation committee of the some o f these tni tings being settled af- The man who thinks he is cajled to chamber of commerce is planning on terwards. the greatest exhibition o f air But it seems to me we are not leav serve the people in a political wi iy has staging craft that this state has ever seen and ing thia to be aettled afterwards. “ vivid imagination. is asking for a number of combat ships Ö United States Tires HINGS WE THINK are Good Tires The Real Thing Right Through Put United States Tires under your car and you ’ll find them the real thing:. T h e y ’re built to w ear—to give you the kind o f econom ical service you want. And that’s just what they do. Hundreds o f thousands o f regular users w ill vouch fo r that—lots o f them right around here. There are five distinct types o f United States T ires —one for every need o f price or use. W e have We exactly the ones for your car. United States Tires are good tires. That’s why we sell them. 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The giisping, strangling fighi for breAth gives way tu quiet breathing nini peareful slei'p. Mnld everywbero. LUCKY STRI KE cigarette It* 8 toasted to in crease the good, wholesome flavor o f the Kentucky B u rley tobacco. regular man *9 smoke and - deli- cious! A ( !