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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
17 8 4 7 3 The Sentinel A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty o f Murklioiin Klbert Hade and Klbert Himlli Publishers I II.. Il Mr.Ir Kditor A f»ret cleea ixiltl»cation rutrreil nt (Jot Inge Drove, Ore., ne sm-ond elans metter Mite.....»» Office. 112 Kent Mmn MUMHCKII’TION ItATKH On* ye»r *.......(I.IM IT hriw month* 50c Hit months.... 1 0 0 ) Mingle ropy ..... So Nu niihscription lleteil for lee* tinnì ftOc Mr in ln> r u f Netlonul Kiiitnrlel AemielelInn Oregon Htuto Kdilorml Aeeoeietion Oregon New a pi» per Conference WII liniirl l • Veliev Kill I oriel Aeeoriutiou I>nmi t o n n iv I'uliheliura ’ Aeencietlun FUI D AY , J A N j AUY 2, 11120____ WE D O N ’T KNOW W H AT HUT W E W A N T IT. IT 18, T h n t ’• e pretty |iun o f fiati the g o v ernor unit fiali unit gum « commission lire fryin g uml Hie governor bua the beet o f tun ilnnl for lie 1« the offic in l atnknr uml anya he la going to ilo n g o o d - j o b o f firin g i f Htnte Miologiat Finley la not tuken out o f the pun unii forthwith uml iuimeilintely reinstated in the gooil grneea uml iiiuhoguny fur ulaheil o f f i c e o f the ruiniiiiaaion. Juat what F i n l e y ’a connection with the coniiulaalon wua la not cleur. The only thing that iloea main cleur la timi the coinrniaaion hml the power to fire him uail that they did an. A biologia! meat tie one veruni III biology. The illetpinury anya thnt b i ology Inrluilea »oology, botany, phyal ology, anatomy, m ytology nnd embry ology. Aa un embryologist, Mr. Finley ahoulil be able to tell whether or not he wua rotten egged out o f the job. Among the importuni unii now nc routini principine o f biology are the coll theory, the doctrine o f evolution nnd belief In the accompaniment o f all vitnl processi* by chemical change or metnbollam. We preaume thnt to Mr. Finley the proceaa by whieh he wua amputated from hin yob wua a vitul one uml thut he ran inform ua whether it waa a rhenural change o f whether it waa uintaboliam—anil ufter he bua ilor.e that wo will know ulmoat aa much about it aa we did before. Being an erabryologiat, mnybe Mr. Finley can toll ua how it happened thut all the trout fry aent tu the Col- luge d r o v e country b y the millioua in recent yenra grew up to be aulnion. Hurely there muat have be imi chemical chungo or metnbollam aomewht-re in an vital nnd unheard o f a proceaa. V egg records and we ought to hava a In - ologiat to file the recorda for ua. A biologint ia aomiitimea called a liugologiat. The ('ottiige d r ov e country muat have one o f theae. • a a It aeania to ua thnt an emergency ■mata, thut Oregon can not be eipeet ed to achieve the deatiny which it ia doatlned to ucblevu without a biologint to tell ua when we ure arcing double, a miologiat to tell ua what kind o f nniimvi It wel.fo.it 11 , n botuuiat to tell what kind o f flowera our wooW'ii folk nr«, u phyaiobigiat to tell ua whether or not we nre enjoyin g a henlthy growth in population, an nnntomiat to tell ua whnt kind o f an operation to |ierfiirm on the fellow who writea buck mat and anya thioga we d o n 't like nlmut our weiither, an embryologist to tell uc what ia goin g to happen to ua while we nre growin g op, and n my tologiat to tell (he other fellowa »lint to do, and a metnboliat to make ’em .I., it When we Clin get hold o f nil theae in one man who ia autiafied with n aingle anlnry, it would be n crime to allow hint to get nwuy from ua. We np|>enl to the governor not to let anything an acrinoa happen to its. We muat hnvc ii biologint. We don 't know what he ia for, but that ia all the more reaaon why we want one. One o f the moat notalde o f n|tocinl Christiana editloua received by The Hentinel wua thut o f the I’ ilot Itork Kerord. 1‘ ilot Hock ia juat a little town iiut it haa a lot o f big ndvertiacra. Dale llnwkina, formerly with The Hen tincl, uamated in getting out the mil tion. Thu Heppinir d u re ltc Timea in Out with a 2H pugr aperinl Christmas edi tion, the aperinl fruturr o f which ia the liberal ndvertiaing. Firma and bun inena houaea thnt would not ordinarily be looked upon aa udvcrtiecra are in with quurter and half page n^a., which ahowa that ileppner in one o f the livcut o f the live wife towna o f Oregon and fully up to Cottage drove. ROAD BOND« January McCALL Patterns Now on Sale FASHION SHEETS FREE THE QUALITY STQPE- coo*) SEPVirE Look your best and be comfortable It is not neces sary to en d u re the tiresome grip o f rigid steels to look attractive. ¡ T lkkls 1 7 rad» I GOOD I Mmrk I m n s E Far Her Wedding Gift HAT could give her greater pleasure than a beauti ful Ik-lls-r wardrolic trunk. There could be no gift more acceptable. It is a keepsake worth the kerning—something to be used and admired for prac tically a lifetime. In its convenient drawer* there is ample room for linen and lingerie, while a roomy wardrobe and its splendid hangers provide a safe, neat place for gowns and other things. Number 8f>7 is especially handsome. It is made of the best 3-ply venCer, exquisitely covered with Du Pont fahrikoid, Craftsman (Juality— and bound with heavy gauge fibre. 'Die trimmings are o f heavy steel, brass dated. One turn o f the solid brass snap lock and the lellicr holt less inttrlocker securely fastens the trunk in three places. C omc in and see our complete line o f Belbcr trunks, bags and suitcases. We have many pleasing styles. W /Jerris Corset Waists By skillful designing with light boning and neat rows o f strong cording support the figure in grace ful lines with perfect case. r The votera o f I jm e county will have before them lit the May primnriea a propomtibn to bond l.nne county for tw o million» uf dollnra to be apent on the roads o f the county Thin waa do cided upon at the meeting o f a lurge number (probably 2tHi) o f the taxpny era o f the county held at Kttgene M on day. Thin wna done rleapite determined ef forta to nuhatrtutc the pay uo-wc g " plan nnd to eut down the Imnda to an amount thnt would cover purely local market roads. Although the bond plan originated • • • in Kitgene, nnd by many hna been I'oaaibly the reuann thnt the fiah looked upon a» a Kugene propoaitiun, ami gnme commiaaion wiahed to get it muat lie auid in fuirneaa to Kugene rid o f Mr. Finley wua becauae he in that Cottage d r o v e had pro|Mirtionateiy mated on keeping mytology, em b ry aa large a representation at the meet ology, im-tnbobam nnd other vnnetiea mg ua did Kugene. The number o f nnd breeda o f hookworma around the Kugene people preaent nt the meetiug o f f i c e where thair p r e m u r e gnve the wna comparatively amall, eapeeially for uther membera o f the o f f i c e force the a meeting held in Kugene. It wua «titl rhtmmiea and thereby interfered with ed nt the meeting, however, that the the orderly nnd dig n ified conduct of propoaitiun would be put on the ballot the nffnira o f the o f f ic e . rcgnrdlean o f the action o f the meet • a a ing, no that the mutter o f representa The way it appeare to ua is thnt the tion waa immaterial and the only pur- commiaaion bad nil the grounda nocca pone the meeting nerved wun to draw aary upon which to fire Mr. Finley and out dieeuaaion. Mint the governor haa nil the grounda I f the bondn ahonld fail, whieh 1a ucacaaary fur iliape dtapenauig with the ecr likely, the propoaitiun to ruiac the road .ary for vicca o f the fiah nnd gnme commia lax to the limit o f the constitution for aienera nnd all he lina to do to find a number o f yenra will be put on the good nnd a u ffin en t mime ia to hold up ballot in November. In the latter to public view the extravagant con event, I hone who favor bonds would be duet o f the buaincaa o f the o ffic e . certuin to vote with the exponents uf the direct tax nnd carry the propoai tion with a whoop. huaineaa o f Miologiat F io l e } hna been I.nne county is going to get out o f to atudy and propagate the bird life the mud, either by boudn or by direct o f the utnto. Whether theao birda be tnxatiun. That much in certain. How feathered or ntherwiac, it would ai-eni badly we get stuck in a financial to the candid nnd well thinking mind i|ungmirc ia the only point in dispute. that they ought to be propagated or Cottage d r o v e and the Cottage d r o v e have nomrthtng o f the nort done to country nre in u peculiar position. them when they get old und decrepit. ( Vacuum Packed) • • • They nre opposed to the issue o f Cottage d r o v e ia greatly interested bonds, yet i f they fail to defeat the in a hioh.giat. Thin ia n lord country bonds they will be forced to accept We have nomo birda thnt even an om $.‘14.1,0110 to be apent on the ronds o f Fancy (Vylon, English Breakfast, Japan (green tea) and bryologiat mytologiat metulmliat could this section. This might prove a plena Gunpowder tea. not make do a day 'a work in a year. ant relief from |>aat experience« when Wti have other birda who work their the county court hna pleaded poverty Half pound package........ 25c Full pound package......... 50c tonguea from morning to night nnd every time Cottnge d r o v e haa uaked f o r anything. diaaeminate mnrnl rum ori nrniiml the neighborhood. We ought to have a In If bonds are defeated, the direct tnx ologiat who would J o aomething for will be adopted and the two ronda o f both o f them, kinda o f lorda. this section which we moat wish to nee court will give immediate hi-lp under the ever alert mind o f our governor, We nino have some birda with 250 u i i i j o o v i u l ^ i r e ^ d a o w d i i f d i t h o ^ e o i i i i ^ hut there are many who will think the pay an we go plan. A number in Cottage d r o v e feel that that this is how it nil happened, lieu n bond inane o f probably n million dol is there with bells on when it eomes Inrn, to bo apent on such ronda aa the to getting out o f a hole. Kven i f it be Cottage d r o v e I.orane Kugene loop and possible that we have not shown just the Helight Valley road would receive how the extra session happened, it is a favorable vote. There ia some talk certain that thin way out uf the predic o f framing aueh a measure nnd putting ament liiked like nn act o f Providence it on the ballot with the tw o million to Hen. dollar measure. Cottage d r o v e ia sitting tight for the JO BS W A N T E D A T HOME. moment but pinna are under consider ntion which would convin ce the rest o f Under the ubnormui conditions that the county that this city has only been have prevailed during the past few The neceanity for prompt treatihrnt o f a cold eannot he too stirred to more positive action by it» yenrs, when no industry has been able htrongly emphasized Kvery d a y ’a neglect gives the cold germs temporary defeat. to keep up with the demands made a stronger foothold on the weakened system, and decreases upon it, it has made little difference where a person has done his buying, BE N IS W I S E O L D BIR D. the likelihood of a quick recovery. Unless the cold in treated as far ua industries havo been cun when the first symptoms appear, it is liable to become chron Men Oleott hna been accused o f many corned. ic, causing great discomfort. things and has been charged with many • Now that thousands o f men are out heinous crimes, such as being a dqnio e f employment in Oregon, it does make The dull ache, sneezing, and watery eyes that generally criit, but "never yet has it linen said a difference. Kvery article that a per precede a cold nre Nature's warning. Prompt measures must thnt he failed to see th(> main chance son buy» that is made in an eastern lie taken if you would prevent the cold making further head and grab hold with Imth hands while state means thnt much tnken from the way. One o f the most effective remedies to accomplish this is he dng out a toehold for his feet. unemployed o f Oregon. The lalior in Men could not think o f calling nn eastern made articles that are sold in extra session for the purpose o f ratify Oregon would g ive employment to ing the suffrage amendment. As much ninny more than the idle men o f the ns he would like to please the women state. he found that the legislators were not It ia, therefore, good .business to de Their prompt use will drive out the ache, reduce the fever over enthiisinstia about paying their mand and buy only Oregon made goods own expenses nnd he found the tnxpay- and break up the cold. Aa a protection against colds you when such can be obtained. Not only era equally enthusiastic about footing should keep a bn* o f Itcxall Cold Tablets constantly on do you thereby insure your money b e the bill. ing spent in Oregon hut you may save hand. Thirty tablets, 26c. Hut the women can vote, and Men yourself the necessity o f contributing wnnts those votes, no the exigencies o f to the relief o f those temporarily out the occasion reipiired that the amend out o f work, and i f you are o f the so ment be ratified without the appear railed laboring class you may thereby ance o f costing the-ta xpayers anything. protect your own job. UcHacini the irritation and loosens the cough It is absolutely Ah, the poor workin g man and the What applies to Oregon, applies to pure, harmless, and highly effective. Quickly checks the cough hi cost o ’ living) There was the the nation aa well. and assists natural recovery. Pleasant to the taste. Dors not chnneo. The lalior thut is in goods made in The compensation Inws needed derange the stomach. 36c and 66c. amending so thnt the injured worker foreign countries would more than sup could pay his bills, and surely the tax ply work for all the idle hauds o f the payer could not object to n session o f entire country. Kittle hna been said during the past the legislature called for the purpoae o f brin ging about this highly desir few year« about a protective ta riff but the prediction o f the republicans able result. • a • that only a protective t a r i f f would It ia barely possible thnt these were save the country during the reconstruc not the thoughts that flashed through tion period ia coming true much sooner W e have the model ju st suited to you. Belber Quality Trunks, priced $15 to $35 r BUY A FIVE POUND CANANDSAVEMONEY A re Y ou Seeking Tailoring Then consider the ques tion o f quality as well as cost. Investigate the satis faction and service-value found in P iu d $2J5 X CAN Ed. V Price & Go. W e recom m end C o ffe e fo r Flavor, tailored-to-order clothes. D R IN K TR E E Don’t Neglect a Cold Stop it NOW ! Rexall Cold Tablets Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup The Modem Pharmacy • ___##, Oregon Don’t let anyone sell you who can’t deliver the fcoods. Quality is as quality does, when it comes to tailoring. Q uality and Strength Cottage Orove New Stock Foot Rubbers for men, women, boys and chil. dren juat received at this store, insure yourself against wet feet by having your shoes fit ted with rubbers at this store while stock is complete. TEA Style and service spell satisfaction in clothe» you &et here. See our new woolens and leave your measure— T O D A Y . Prices reasonable. than even the predictera expected. Buy Oregon made goods when you can get them. When you c a n ’t get Oregon made goods, buy only goods made by Am eri can labor— and then vote for a p r otec tive t a r i f f at the very firnt oppor tunity. Osculation apreads microbes. They are kept on the hump in this old town. e • e A woman who dislikes goasipiag is g oing to miss a whole lot o f pleasure in life. • • • All microbes not otherwise disposed Charles Hightower, who broke jail o f are said to hibernate in the hotel at Koseburg, was eaught at Kugene. hair brush. • s s A sort o f steeplechase, as it were. The man who d o e s n 't kn ow when May it be a happy and prosperous he ia licked will rise above almost New Year for you and yours. any emergency. • • » In certain circles a woman who i s n ’t drawing alimony is considered a poor financier. • e e Things Other« Husk sad What Ws The world is a mirror— and it is Thiak «( ths Tkiags Othart Think well that so much o f the bad ia withheld from view. • • • loses When a woman marriea she The piano ia the invention o f an her g ood name. Italian. It might be more proper to The winer gets little real sympathy say " t h e m ach in ation .’ ’ • • » in this old world. • • • Love ia blind, but that fa c t d o e s n ’t A crooked man may be juat fo llo w seem to have abnormally developed ing hia natural bent. any o f the other senses. • • • • • • © H1NGS WE THINK W e Americans h a v e n 't live to a ripe old age. • • • the time to The decollette woman may be reticent and still not appear as i f she were trying to hide much. • » • The buay men d o n ’t figure much in the poliee court news. People generally d o n ’t care i f Ood » • • does know all things they do i f he The man who ia always behind enn d o e e n ’t tell the neighbors. • as not get stabbed in the baek. » • s I f folks d i d n ’t talk only when they Morgan saya the people eat too had something to say, we would never muck, q u it s t u ffin g ua that way. get acquainted with oue another. » • • » • • It only tnkes transposition o f tw o letters to ehange marital to martial, a e • It keep« most o f ua humping to keep alongside our running expenses. ■ • • • Kisses nre healthful. H a v e n 't noticed that it ia the plump, blooded girls that are biased most. you red the • • e Let ua hope thnt when we die oar The man who hna thin gs charged sorrow* are dead forever and nil onr haa one disadvantage over the man j o y s take on new life. It ia juat as who pays cash. He can not kick about easy to hope this as anything «lee, not g ettin g them on time. and we feel n whole lot better.
