Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., May 07, 1920, Image 6

The Sentinel
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Mornbor o f
N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A sso ciatio n
O regon S ta t« E d ito ria l A aaociatioa
O regon Nowai>»por C o n féren ce
L an« C ounty PuliU ahera ’ A aaociation
KKIl'.V Y, MAY 7, 1920.
b«uiig c o u stru rto d by th«« s ta te munt
bo co m pleted d e sp ite »ho high coat. Wo
ONn’t stick in th o m ud a n d » » it fo r
;
to ,° ° * *
Tho moi,oy tho
good rond» w ill b rin g us w ill moro th n u
p i ) for tin' r w i h
l’ho i i t o a s k U t
ow ners pay tho ta x a n y w a y am i thou
jj ,>| tb o ir uionoy back by tho a n tin g in
gnaoliuo an d w ear and te a r. F ig u rin g
it th a t w ay road» b u ilt w ith th o au to
liconae m oney a re p aid fo r by tho tiro
m aker», by tho au to m o b ile m nnufne
furor» and th e gaso lin e m a n u fa c tu re r» ,
am i th e y 'r e g la d to help th e th in g
along.
A nyw ay, a n d no m a t t e r how you
fig u re it, vo tin g fo r tho raining of
tho rond bond li m i t a t i o n - - t h o a tate
road bond a m e n d m e n t—c a n cost you
nothing, even i f you a re a c a r o w n er,
fo r y o u ’ll p a y tlx* nam e license foe»
an y w ay . M ake c e rta in when you go to
th o poll» th a t you d o n ' t got thin men
Mure co n fu sed w ith tho co m ity road
bond a c t.
M O V IE M O R A LS.
O nly a sh o rt tim e ag o much pub
lic ity w as g iv e n to th e d iv o rc e an d
re m a rria g e ot' tw o s ta rs o f th e m oving
p ic tu re w orld. N ow th e v a lid ity of
th a t d iv o rce ia b eiu g a tta c k e d . M any
people a re c ritic iz in g th e proas fo r
g iv in g p u b lic ity to a ll th e n a sty d e ta ils
a n d a re h olding up th e ir hand» in holy
ho rro r.
A nd we w ill a g re e w ith th e m th a t
th e v a s t am o u n t o f p u b lic ity g iv en to
th is iu c id e u t is n a u se a tin g , th a t th e
a c tio n s o f those tw o people is sev erely
to be c ritic iz e d .
A m oug some th e v a lid ity b efo re tho
g re a t ju d g e on h ig h o f an y k in d o f a
d iv o rce is g re a tly d o u b te d . M ost poo
pie a ro n o t us sq u eam ish a s th is out
none w ill a tte m p t to d is p u te th e s ta te ­
m e n t t h a t th e se c u rin g o f a divorce
fo r th e p u rpose u f m a rry in g n person
w hose chnrius, fe n u u in o o r m asculine,
h av e b ro u g h t a b o u t th e c o n d itio n mak
a d iv o rce d e sira b le , is n o t a good m oral
exam ple.
W here, as in th e case now in m ind,
th e d iv o rc e w as follow ed b y a m ar
ria g e p lan n ed b efo re th e d iv o rc e w as
secured, th e m o ral ex am p le is a ll th e
m ore to bo condem ned.
W e d o n o t blam e th o se w ho hold up
th e ir h a n d s in holy ho rro r.
W h a t au ex am p le fo r o u r m ovie
q ueens an d k in g s to be s e ttin g to our
y o u n g people who h av e th e ir own am
b itio n s to im ita te them !
B u t—
Uow m any o f those who h a v e found
th ese new s sto rie s n a u se n tiu g a re going
to re fu se to see a p la y in w hich these
p la y e rs appearT
How m any o f th e se people w ill be
d riv e n fro m a show house by seeing
th e se nam es fe a tu re d f
A n d jn s t as long a s th e p u b lic does
not condem n such a c ts —ju s t as long as
i t does n o t in an u n m ista k a b le m anner
show' its d isa p p ro v a l, o th e rs w ill b ald ly
im ita te th e couple a lre a d y re fe rre d to.
I f those w ho p ra te a b o u t th e sa n c ­
ti ty o f th e m a rita l re la tio n , w ho b e ­
liev e in th e hom e, w ould in s ist th a t
th e film s th e y w itn e ss m ust be m ade
b y a c to rs whose m o ra lity is th o u g h t
to be above rep ro ach , so m e th in g m ig h t
be sta rte d .
H ut th e y w ill n o t do so, a n d we m ay
ex p e c t to see th e b ig p ap ers fe a tu re
o th e r sc a n d a ls eq u ally a s d is g u stin g os
th e m ost re c e n t one.
I T C A N T B E D O N E.
You c a n ’t g e t n o th in g f o r n o th in g .
I f w e ’d e v e r been to college, we
w o u ld n 't use th a t k in d o f E n g lish . 8.
we c a n see th a t e d u c a tio n is a good
th in g , a n d th e g ro w in g g e n e ra tio n
should h a v e it, b u t i t co sts a lo t o f
m oney, ju s t th e sam e a s e v e ry th in g
else does n o w ad ay s, an d som e one has
g o t to p ro v id e th e m oney— a n d th a t
som eone is us.
I f n ecessa ry , h a v e y o u r c h ild re n ,
w ho a re g o in g to g e t th is e d u c a tio n ,
save enough on lu x u rie s to e n a b le you
to p ay th is ta x . T h is w ould be a good
w ay to im p ress upon th em w h a t it is
c o stin g you to g iv e them th is e d u c a ­
tion.
B u t, h o w ev er y o u g e t th e m oney,
cast a v o te fo r th e su p p o rt o f y o u r e d ­
u c a tio n a l in s titu tio n s , both h ig h e r and
e le m e n ta ry .
A nd d o n ’t fo rg e t th e
b lin d a n d th e re tu rn e d so ld iers a n d
sailors.
STA TE ROAD BOND A M E N D M E N T
IS N O T A TA X .
D o n ’t confuse th e s ta te ro ad bond
a m en d m en t w ith th e c o u n ty ro a d bond
issue. T h e ro ad bond a m en d m en t m ere­
ly raises th e p e rc e n t to w hich th e s ta te
m ay be bonded. I t lev ies no ta x a n d
issues no bonds. I t sim ply en ab le s th e
s ta te h ig h w ay com m ission to issue th e
bonds a lre a d y a u th o riz e d by th e legis
la tu re an d enable» it to go ah ead w ith
th e w ork now u n d e r w ay. R oads cost
m ore m oney now th a n e v e r b efo re. 8o
does e v e ry th in g else, b u t th e roads
Don’t You Love
Violets?
to
become
A w om an love« a m an som etim e»
ju s t boonuso no one else will.
Serm one d o n ’t seem so bad
you read th em in th e puper.
when
b a n d can usually m an ag e p re tty well
T hom as M o rris h as ju s t died a t th e
w ith o u t one.
ag e o f I2t5 y e a rs. He rem ain ed tru e tu
«
his firs t sw e e th e a rt, w ho died b e fo re
O fte n th e only d iffe re n c e betw een
th e w edding, w hich is a lot m ore th a n
e c c e n tric ity and cusscdness is w hether
c a n be said fo r some o f th e men w ho
we w ish to ex p ress it p o litely or fo rce
m a rry th e ir sw e e th e a rts nnd liv e w ith
bly.
them .
T h e person who is honest enough to
re fu se p ra ise th u t he know s he d o e s n ’t
d e serv e h u s n ’t re g iste re d w ith Ding
S ta r, O re., M ay 5.— (T o th e E d ito r.) cu es y e t.
— W hy is it th a t th e U. S. arm y sto re
• • •
in E u g en e is no t a d v e rtis e d f T he peo
A p re a c h e r is in a b ad p o sitio n when
pie in th is se c tio n d o n ’t know th e re ho h as to g e t hi» s a la ry from those his
is such a sto re in E ugene. It looks to me serm ons m ust c ritiriz o if bis w ork i»
lik e E ugene m e rc h a n ts a n d e d ito rs a re to h av e result».
s ta n d in g in to g e th e r. W hen th e arm y
• • •
sto re w as in P o rtla n d I sen t m oney or
I f a m an w rite» th e »nmc k in d of
1er a f te r m oney o rd e r fro m m y o ffic e I
¿uT r"»"a f t e r 'm a r n a g e T h s t' hV d id
f. . M .■ . . 1 .
»*« ivn a t il I
fo
r goods, 1 b ...4
u t h n e v e r K h ., a ■ > v e mas
sen
t one t» b efo re, it is au in fa llib le * " sign th a t he
E ugene. I th in k when th e p o sto ffic e m a rrie d h ap p ily .
• • •
in sp ecto r ra ils I w ill, ju s t fu r fu n . ask
him th e reason. I h a v e a d v e rtis in g
O v erlook th e m ista k e s o f o th e rs as
lis ts in my o ffic e from se v e ra l o th e r re a d ily os you do y o u r own nnd you
places in O regon an d had one frivol w ill fin d th is old w orld a p re tty pleas
F o rtlum l when th e sto re w ss th e re , b u t a n t p lace a f t e r all.
• • •
none from E ugene. It looks bud.
J . T. 8 A I.I.E E , F. M.
A w om an who b e fo re m a rria g e had
f a ith in m an th a t w ould m ove m aun
(E d ito ria l N o te .— T h e S e n tin e l did ta in s m ay fin d it h an d y a fte rw a rd s to
n o t know th e re w as an arm y sto re in use to keep th e household going.
• • •
E ugene, b u t we d o u b t v ery much if
I’o stm a ste r S nllec w ill fin d a n y collu
I f you w a n t to g e t m arrie d , d o n ’t
siou betw een th e E ugene p o stm a ste r w o rry ns to w h e th e r o r not you ra n
nnd th e E ugene new s|si|vers. T he p ro b ­ su p p o rt tw o— th e re w o n ’t be b u t one
a b ility is th a t th e sto re he re fe rs to a n d she w ill m an ag e it som e w ay.
• • •
is b e in g co n d u cte d e n tire ly w ith o u t c o ­
o p e ra tio n from th e p o sto ffie e , an d
I t ’s p eeu lin r t h a t we c a n 't g et nd
q u ite e v id e n tly th e sto re has not ta k e n vice from th o se from whom we w ould
th e n e w sp ap er sp a re th n t a n y liv e a p p re c ia te it and a lw ay s g e t it from
s to re fin d s n ecessary to a d v e rtis e its th o se from whom we d o n ’t w an t it.
• • •
w ares. A n ew sp ap er can n o t re fu se to
sell it* space u t its a d v e rtise d ra te s
Home men w ill w ork ju s t as h ard
e x cep t w hen th e m a tte r o ffe re d is ob tr y iu g not to lose o v er h a lf th e ir
jec tio lia b le .)
a rie s in a p o k er gam e *» th e ir w ives
w ill to m ake th e o th e r h a lf pay the
T h e school ( i f e x p e rie n c e g iv e s no bill*.
diplom as. N o one h as e v e r completes!
th e cu rricu lu m .
T h e w ife is tru ly suspicious when
she c a n 't receive a le tte r from her
Som e o f th e belles we re a d a b o u t h u sb an d w ith a flow er in it w ith o u t
d o n ’t seem to be g iv in g much o f n w o n d erin g how much he pnid by the
m oral to n e to society.
dozen.
ARM Y
ST O R E
NOT
A D V E R T IS E D
PLA N T
IN V EN TO R
E L E C T IO N , M A Y
2X
STATE ROADS
W ith a w a tc h g la s s a n d a tine cum
• I ’a-bulr b ru s h th e p la n t In v en to r p e r­
fo rm s m ira c le s
li e
c a u se s
m ore
change« In a ll g e n e ra tio n s th a n N a tu re ,
u n a id ed , w ould p ro d u ce In 11)0,0(10
y e a rs T w o p la n ts muy be g ro w in g
In hla g ard en , n n tlv e of countries* a*qv
H A IJ/íT T1TLK IS AS FOLLOWS:
a ru to d by c o n tin e n ts .
T h e ir « tru e
tu re a , h a b its, h e re d ita r y te n d e n c ie s
OnNMTtTt’TIONAI. AUtCNIlMKNT l U m l to Ike pM.|»U by II
302 X Yes
In-tiaUi.*» AssMiilily
a n d Id e n titie s h a v e boon p re s e rv e d
th ro u g h th o u s a n d s o f yonra.
The
303
No
row r ts M X N iN r i
Antrim \ I f Ul«Oi|Mli
p la n t In v e n to r la k e s th n pollen fro m
tntl i
f .L’liUftllJ ll..lill(U«w It* III.liny IM
one. tr a n s f e r s It to hla w a tc h gluss,
•r lit» pmik.*eof hull'll"« »till m»li,l*h.h.« i- ■nwi.rnl «•«.!< t,. u
Sin..uni of four ............ nfll.o .u.
I rn.bwU.ti all Oia un « m i
c a rr ie s It to th e o th e r, n n d frv m th e
In 11 -i.i,1«. fill .»nil, |i,*l.„ I ..I (««..[IN ,» i.l aa I»'» |n.. vt.Ual 1.» la i
g lasa tr a n s fo r m s It to th e bloom . T h e
re s u lta n t seed Is sow n.
T h o new
p la n t* m ay re s e m b le o ne p ln n t o r th e
o th e r, o r th e y m ay he lik e n e ith e r,
o r th e y m ay be th e v e rie st m iinstrosl-
tlee.
T h e re a re th o u s a n d s o f d is a p ­
p o in tm e n t* fo r o n e eui'ce*«. In th e
Keep these three fueta In mind. Tint present auto llcenim fratff nn<
w ork.
*n»olme tax will nny Isith tho priminal and internet on nil tho liondi
L u th e r H u rb a n k rh n n a o n e seed in g
o u t o f 06,000 w hen he In v e n te d th e
antler this iiinendiiient, nnd will yield un annual surplus Unuliw for «»thei
p rlim ish o rry . T h e re s t w e re rem orae-
»tale highway work. No tuiditional taxation erf any kind.
leaaly d e stro y e d .
T h e new p rim u s
b e rry la * c ro s s b c tw ie n th e rn sp lierry
anil th e b la c k b e rry , b u t h a s a fru it
I.I.IO . F ~ W « I .p p o H I .» .
m u ch la r g e r a n d lin e r th a n e ith e r. Mr. me» t* or O ra m « c h a * n " n " o t g o t th .. b en efit o f r * F ~ e d X e ra V.
l m o n ey fo r O r s « u « R .s u f c
B u rb a n k b a a p ro d u c 'd 800,000 v a r i­
u ri r** ? tb le o o n s tltu tio iia l lim it is a nooraaity. U nlra* lim it iU lnrra«*e.l
e tie s o f plum *. dO.tkm [«so los, a n d m e
by d7rr", t“ o m ;,Mr.V ‘r , ' ,‘';t ? «’■I'L'F1" « ^ h*r mai.y, inany years, or m ust Is- ftnisbeli
ta rln e a , 600 alm ond*. 6.lkl> w ulnut*.
n 1 1 " r r ,L
V
^ ,u'
»Vert* th reat pM iiorty l* i for sta le
m
8,000 a p p les, ‘2 ,000 g rap es. ' 2 , 1 X 10 pettre highw ays am i make* e*rly com pletion |uswible. I*«t’» get Uie roads f>ullt i now.
a n d th iiiisiin d s o f d iffe re n t k in d s of
b e rrie s, tlow era a n d v e g e ta b le s In
eq u n l p ro fu sio n .
Vote 302 X Yes
For 4 State Road Bond Limit
I
NO PROPERTY TUX NO DIRECT TAX
NO INCREASE IR AUTO LICENSE FEES
NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX
FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED
• ib ffi iv> i r« i w .t r U » to
l |'linol| Rl •tuf internat an i
WEALTH IN BAMBOO GROVES
T h s lr C u ltiv a tio n In tb a S o u th e rn
S ta te s la E x p e c te d Soon to Be
• R ecognized P ro ced u re.
O ne tb ln k s m o re ratidlly o f an A m er­
ic a n fa rm w ith a wood lot tlinn o f o ne
w ith a b am boo grove, b u t b am boo
grove« m ay y et becom e com m on In tlie
s o u th e rn s ta te * . If th e Id ea o f " In ­
s tr u c t th e f a n n e r ” In th e d o*!rahlllty I
o f p ln n tln g th em m ak es re a s o n a b le !
progress«. It w ill be a new Idea to th e |
fa n n e r , au d h e w ill huvn to th in k It
o v er. M oantim e th e c o u n try tins one
tm p o rta u t ha in boo g ro v e flo u rish in g In
th e s t a te o f (le o rg ta . w h ere It stn u d s
tn th e cu sto d y o f th e U n ite d S ta te s
d e p a rtm e n t Of a g ric u ltu re , to se rv e as
an o b je c t lesson T h e young Im mhoo
sh o o ta p ro v id e a n «airly sp rin g veg«*-
tab le, s a id to h a v e a flavor m ueh lik e
t h a t o f isweot c o m , am i th e s ta lk s
h a v e a w ide rang«, o f n»<<« w hich
sh o u ld m a k e a b am boo g ro v e p ro fit­
able. I t la w o rth th e fnrm<>r’s c o n sid ­
e ra tio n , fo r «•xainpl«. th a t m lllln n a of
am all can«** a r e y e a rly !inj>ort«'<l from
J a p a n , a n d A shing ro d s m a d e o u t of
th em , f«»r w hich th e t ’n ltr d HtiNe* p ay s
a n n u a lly a b o u t ffl.000.nn0.
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li s h 'd In G e rm a n y w hich a re ao s t r ik ­
ing th a t th e M edical R«*cnr.f» G eneva
(S w itz e rla n d )
c o rre sp o n d e n t
sa y s
I f n m an show ed ns m orh ce le rity
C u t T h is O ut— I t I s W o rth M oney.
th ey “need co n firm a tio n ." It 1« s ta te d
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enclose
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it to F o ley A Co., 2835 S h e ffie ld A vc., does a s p e rity ab o u t g e ttin g to w ork, In te r y .'a n t o f th e w ar, LOW g irls h av e
C hicago, III., w ritin g y o u r nam e and h is w ife w ould be happy to p ard o n the
been b o rn .
B e fo re th e w a r th e ra tio
a d d re ss clea rly . You w ill receiv e in re ­ la tte r .
w a s 1.000 hoys to 1,(t24 g irls. " N o th ­
tu rn a tr ia l p a c k a g e c o n ta in in g F o le y ’s
Hehool m a 'a m s should n ev er le t th e ir in g ," w rite s th e c o rre sp o n d e n t. “Is
H oney an d T a r, fo r coughs, colds and
c ro u p ; F oley K id n e y F ills fo r (min in p u p ils c o u rt them . I t is n o t fa ir to know n w ith «?ertHlnty a s to th e co n ­
side» an d b a c k ; rh eu m a tism , b a c k ach e, te a c h th em so m eth in g d u rin g school d itio n s th a t d e te rm in e sex In th e h u ­
k id n e y and b la d d e r a ilm e n ts; a n d Fo- h o u rs an d th e n m ak e fools o f ’em a f ­ m an sp ecies, b u t th e r e Is q n lts n larg e
ley C a th a rtic T a b le ts, a w holesom e a n d te rw a rd * .
a m o u n t o f cvld«*nee In su p p o rt o f th e
»
th o ro u g h ly c le a n sin g c a th a rtic ,
fo r
T o a m an w ho ta lk s in h is sleep it gen «wall ra tio n t h a t d u rin g w a rs an d
c o n stip a tio n , bilio u sn ess, h ead ach e, an d
fam in es, w hen th a condltlo-i« an* g<n
slu g g ish bowels. Hold ev ery w h e re .
m7 m u st be a g g ra v a tin g to h a v e a bed
« ra lly ad v e rse . e*»|M*cfnll« w ith re g a rd
p a r tn e r who snores so loud th n t it pre
v e n ts him from h e a rin g w h a t he is to n u tritio n , th e pro p « : lion o f m ale
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S .
ta lk in g ab o u t.
re la tiv e to fe m a le b i r t h ' In rrease* . If
th e r e I* a n y fo u n d a tio n fo r th is gen ­
In th e m a tte r o f tb » e s ta to o f
D o n ’t it b e a t all th a t w hen you m eet e ra liz a tio n . th e n w e i. u s t c o n clu d e
so m e o n e's ey e u n ex p ected ly a n d feel
H tephen C h e ste r B arita, d eceased .
e ith e r t h a t th e figure* i re w rong o r
N o tic e is h e re b y g _ iv en th a t A ndrew com pelled to say som ething, som e non
B ra n d h a s been, b y th e C o u n ty C o u rt I sen sical th in g com es in to y o n r m outh t h a t G erm an y w a s (eighty- w ell nonr-
la h td d u rin g th e w a r, o r «•!*«• th a t som e
o f th e H ta te o f O regon, in arid fo r | a n d “ b u s t s ” rig h t o u tt
e n tire ly a b e r r a n t Influence w ua ut
l-ane C o u n ty , a p p o in te d a d m in is tra to r
o f th e e s ta te o f H tephen C h e ste r B an
A happy1 hom e robs a m nn o f the w o rk ."
ta , d eceased , a n d th a t a il p erso n s hav- a m b itio n to rise to places o f ho n o r nnd
in g claim s a g a in s t th o e s ta te o f sa id g lo ry in th e n a tio n th a t can be nt
K o ran B ro u g h t Up to D ate.
d eceased a ro n o tifie d to p re s e n t th e ta in e d only by tho sa crifiee, an d b reak
I t I* n o t s u r p ris in g th a t m ost o f th e
sam e, d u ly v e rifie d as th e law re q u ire s, in g , o f te n d e r hom e tie*,
A rab p o p u la tio n sh o u ld be Illite ra te
to said a d m in is tra to r, in th e C ity of
alnce th e lan g u n g e u sed In w ritin g an d
C o tta g e d ro v e , I jin e C o u n ty , O regon,
p rin tin g I* lite r a ry A rabic, th e very
w ith in six m o u th s from th is th e 30th
d a y o f A p ril, 1920.
nam e In w hich th e K oran w as com
ih ite d th is 30th d a y o f A p ril, 1920.
poeed 12 c e n tu r ie s ago.
I t h a s be«'n
A N D R E W B R IJN I),
p re s e rv e d In ta c t, w h ile th e s|M«ken
A d m in istra to r o f th e e s ta te o f
to n g u e h a s g ra d u a lly ch an g ed , as
H tephen Ch.'s»er B an tu , deceased.
sp o k en to n g u e s w ill. L ite ra ry A rab ic
H. J . Hhinn A tty . fo r e s ta te . a30-m2H
to d a y Is a b o u t aa m uch lik e th e a n ­
c ie n t la* gunge ns L n tln In lik e F re n c h .
N in e ty p e r c e n t o f th e people do not
u n d e rs ta n d th e Inngunge In w hich
th e books a r e w ritte n .
A n In te re s tin g e x p e rim e n t hnn been
I O regon sends a b ig g e r p e rc e n ta g e o f
its c h ild re n to college th a n n n y o th er begun by B ev F e r r y Sm ith, a m is­
s io n a ry In N o rth A frica, w ho la tr a n s ­
s ta te w ith o u t ex cep tio n .
la tin g th e n ih lo n n d tlie h y m n s o f th e
c h u rc h Into th e o rd in a ry sp e e c h o f
th e people. In s te a d o f tn lite r a ry
A rab ic.—C h ris tia n H e ra ld .
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VOTE M2 X Y U
F a r 4% S ta ta R ead B end L im it
No Experimenting with
a Fordson
Th er«' prohnldy is no need to convince you thnt n tractor ia
the thing every farmer should have. Nearly «*v»'ry fnrnn'r
in convinced of that. Hut when you come to hny n tractor,
acveral fuctor» come into consideration. One of these is
whether or not the make you buy lias proved its worth. The
POItl ISON has hcen in us«' in I .aoe county for two yeara.
Kvi'ry uw r is w»'!l satisfied with its performance. When
you huy a For»Ison, you are not experimenting. You are
liuying a machine th a t others like you have d.-mmislrated to
be all thnt is claimed for it. The Funlson is eeniiomienl ill
initial cost, it is economical in operation and, like it* pre/lc-
censor, the Ford ear, ita trade-in value remains high. No
other used ear hringH as large a proportion of its original
cost as a Ford ear. The same is true of th»' Funlson tractor,
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Go to Woodson s for Fordsons
FREE DEMONSTRATION
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
FOR LANE COUNTY
CLYDE N. JOHNSTON
Every Oregon Boy
REPUBLICAN
and
Every Oregon Girl
Is a Possible College
Student
That Is One of the State’s
Proudest Records
No s ta te can hnvn too much ed u c a tio n .
N ew P o w er le W an te d .
E d u c a tio n is * th e sa fe g u a rd o f fr e e ­
In th e lb'Id o f r«'»> a rc h In con n ec­
dom a n d o f rig h t, an d h ig h e r ed u c a tio n
tio n w ith a u to m o b ile u n d e rw a te r to r ­
is th e cap sto n e o f th e p u b lic school
pedoes, th e r e n.s'.b» (o lie developed a
sy stem . B u t h ig h e r e d u catio n in O re ­ new so u rc e o f p o w er, said It. n r A d­
gon is in g ra n t d an g er. T h e H tate m ira l R alp h E a rle , IJ. H. N., c h ie f of
U n iv e rs ity a n d th e A g ric u ltu ra l C ol­ th e b u re a u o f o rd n a n c e , a t a re c e n t
lege h a v e tw ic e as m any s tu d e n ts as m e e tin g o f O k - A m erican C hem ical so­
ciety.
T h e p re s e n t so u rc e I* com ­
th e y h a v e incom e to tra in .
p re sse d a i r en d th e new so u rc e m ust
be o f g r e e te r isK en tlal («er u n it vol­
u m e a n d « e ig h t a n d b e n e a rly a s s a fe
to h a n d le m id s to r e on hoar»] ship.
b y v o tin g on M ay 21 fo r th e H ig h er O xygen h a s been p ro p o sed b u t In too
E d u c a tio n a l re lie f m easure.
H ig h er d a n g e ro u s to h an d le.
Protect These Schools and
Their Great Work
A breath of «pring on your
dressing table
The Modem Pharmacy
V
No ouo deserve» ap p lau se fo r doing
hi» d u ty .
a » n
A mail w ith o u t braiu» aouictuue» has
som e a w fu l hoadachoa.
n an
IV in 't got to fooling for»akon. Your
»inn w ill fin d you out.
Adnrn ia th e only m an
fam ous fo r fa llin g dow u.
OF
HI« Skill P ro d u ce« V a riatio n « T h a t
N a tu re W ould R tq u lr« T housand»
• f Y »ar* to A ccom plish.
Tta»f* O ta « Think and What Wt
Think af thn Thing! Othnrn think
W a lte r !.. T o o le , J r ., o f M cM innville,
W e h a v e h e a rd o f instance»
is a c a n d id a te fo r d e le g a te to th e re
w e a th e r re p o rts th a t cam e tru e .
p u b lican n a tio n a l co n v e n tio n . W a lte r i
• • •
I» is a cap a b le m an nnd bus won th e
D o n ‘t w orry a b o u t tro u b le. It has
rig h t to th is honor b o th by his serv ice
n e v e r m issed au ap p o in tm e n t y et.
in o u r arm y on fo reig n soil, a s well as
b y his se rv ic e to his c o u n try in p r i­
He a little shy o f th e g irl w ho fools
v a te life . V ery few w ill kuow th .
h er m o th er to keep her ap p o in tm en t
th e y v o te fo r fo r d e leg a tes, (liv e W a l­ w ith you.
te r L. a v o te a n d you w ill b e c e rta in
• • •
on« h a s been c a st rig h t.
T he w om an w ho can luim age a h u s­
The Violet Dulce Toilet
Preparations give you an
opportunity to carry the de­
lightful odor of fresh vio­
let» through your entire
toilet. There iff—
Violet Dulce
TOILET WATER
COLD CREAM
FACE POWDER
VANISHING CREAM
TALCUM SOAP
ROUGE, ETC.
Cottage G rove
WORK
HIWCS WE THINK
Oregon
E d u c a tio n p a y s th e s t a te in d o lla rs
an d c e n ts , in im proved liv in g , in s c i­
e n tif ic p ro g ress, in fa rm , o rc h a rd ,
g a rd e n , nnd sto ck ranch d ev elo p m en t,
an d in tho b e tte r q u n lity o f its public
a n d h ig h school teac h in g .
(F a id a d v e rtis e m e n t in se rte d by Colin
Í D y m e n t in b e h a lf o f th e J o i n t A lom ni
R elief C o m m ittee fo r H ig h er E d u c a tio n
'i n O regon, 614 P itto e k B lock, P o rtla n d )
Q u ite H englleh, T hle.
“ H o o t! ” c ried th e u m p ire ne th e
w irk e t k e e p e r m a d e n entidi.
" I j o o k ’e re ," p ro te s te d th e hntam nn,
“It w an n ’i off m y b a t, It wn* off my
ead .”
" O h i” nald th e u m p ire. “ My mle-
tak e. I ’e a rd th e hall ’It wood a n d I su p ­
posed It wan off th e b a t.”— B oston
E v en in g T r a n n c r l p t
A Qualified Candidate
aliO in 14
Primarie* May 21, 1920
LET US FEED YOUR CHICKENS
We have a full line to choose from.
Scratch foetl for tlie laying hen* also a fine variety for the
little chicks. Two braruls to choose from.
Rolled oats containing absolutely no hullff. Kgg producer.
Cracked corn. No. 1 oats. Feed wheat. Milo maige. Sunflower
aeed. In fact, everything that it takes to make the hen a
heavy producer. Como and look our goods over,
THE COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS
DISTRIBUTORS
AND Q. M. C .
TRUCKS
GENERAL REPAIR WORK—WORK GUARANTEED
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES, TIRES AND TUBES
CARS FOR HIRE—DAY AND NI0HT SERVICE
SIXTH STREET QARAQE
W «ru S Perinl, Prop«.
Phone 4 3
Sixth and Washington