Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., November 19, 1920, Image 4

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children, or from iheir elder», the ro ’ giving too luuvh power to tho mnrket 81’ ulMONb i'OU PUBLICATION IN
murk, " W e ll, lot« of other« have u» commissioner
probably eiieompttxMil
FOUEULOHUKE OF TAX U E N .
hotter, so 1 guess 1 cuu do with it j tho measure ’» defeat.
In the Circuit Court of the Stole of
ul«*>. ” Mot ou your life. Wo 're ju»t
vino of tho gienlest ilofoe 1« o f tho
A Weekly Ncwapapur With Plenty
us good us tho other follow, uud what Initiative is that after is measure is Oregon foi Lane fouutv
lieu F DAioutte, I'laiu liff, vs Viola
o f llnckliune
he has we can hate also.
proposed there is no poaaikility of Onruutle and Utwirge Oiiroutte, In irs ul
umeudmeut, which is thè struugiwt ai I iw .•! Viola OnroutlM di . • laeil. Defen
Elbert Hedo and Elbert Smith 1‘ublisher«
Our public schools should be, above gument why legislation, even when put dnnts.
Klbert Bede.___ __________ ____ __ Editor
first
go lo \ iii I ii (!uroutti< and Ueo, Oiiroutte.
all places, a place where the pupils ot up to thè poople, should
the nil ve named defendants.
A first class publication entered at Cot rich aiul poor can meet on deuiociutic tlirough thè legudutn i ^ p md, Ihere to
Ill the imine o f the Stale of Oregun.
tago lirove, tirera * second class mutter equality, it is not the difference in ha ve taults discovered ami errors cor v ou ure horobv notified that lieu F
This nieusure did uot take
tiunncial condition ot people which reeted.
Hlisinotts U ffici
»12 l.ast M am causes dissatisfaction so much as a thnt courie, but it is now probable Oaroutt», tlie linl.l, i ot Certificate uf|
Delinquency numbered 1762 issued on
display ot superior wealth— the rub timi it wili ho preselited to thè iievt the 6th duv ol \|inl. I IS Its, bv the
8UBSCHIPTION RATES
Uue y e a r ........#2.25 I Throe iuouth*....65c bing it in, oue might any - which is ex­ scasimi uml resulimi I teti ut Ilio uext lux Colloetor o f the County o f lame,
o f Oregon, for the nmouut o f
Nix mouths .... 1.15 ¡Single copy____ 5c actly what those children were doing generai oloction. The principio is a State
Iw elv e uud 6*.* 1**6 Dollars, the same
No subscription listed for loss thun 65c who made fun o f the other girl s radicai de|Nirture frolli ago old cuatom. ' being the amount then due mol ileliu
but so is all reni progress, unii thè 1
A reduction o f 25u for paying a full shabby clothing.
nieusure should hovo Ilio opportunity | queiit tor tuxes for the veur I!*I6 to
year in advanoo
gelber with peiialtv, interest and costa
To such an extern has this display o f agalli goiug before thè |a*oplo III a therein upon Ilo* reni propeitv assessed
ot supenoi wealth gone, and to suci torni agreeable to thè agriciiltural ' to you. o f who'h you » r e the owner us
Member o f
an extent have gins who could no populution.
National Editorial Association
appears o f record, sitimi cd in subi
County mol State, and |*nrt iculur I v
afford it gone in aping their so-called
Oregon State Editorial Association
bound mol «I« scribed as tidlow «. I«
more fortunate scliooimates that, m
Oregon Newspaper Conference
IN KXCUSAHLE UUNOL NO
wit: I ot No. s in lilo.k N«*. .1 in Del
many schools and
colleges, school
l.ane County Publishers’ Association
kins Addition to Cottage Drove, l.ane
boards and faculties have taken steps
The grent American
people
hâve Count v . ( >iegon.
FRIDAY, NOVKMBKR 11», 11*20
to regulate uud limit the dress of girl been kiml in overlooking thè hiiaglmg
Y ou me further notified that salti
studeuts uud it seems that the greater o f thè past few yenra which Ima prò ! Oeo. F. Duronitc bus |uml taxes on
tlie mental education the less judgment «lucci un inefftenry of govcriimeni ut said premises for prior or subsequeiii
TRAOEDY AND TRAVESTY
the girls display m the matter el less a enst of billions in taxation, luit it I v « ai s. With rat.- ««I interest on said !
— mid the less judgment
displayed is doubtful if they w ili as rondili amounts as foll.ivvs:
Here is a near-tragedy which hap the greater the display o f lower limbs
ov crlook thè gov emmental blundermg
-‘ V * L " ‘ *.i-}!“ !*1 ,A,,r!1
rr
pened in an Oregon .school.
ut
and upper portion o f the bpdy.
latine as .lu.
which resulted - in the listing
nbo k ! | * 12 per ueiit - 5, M*
A bright little tot, who had always
i f we believe till we read, we must ers o f many who served with the colors, j
1617 lux, pani Aprii 6, Itila, lux re
headed her classes, suddenly, and with conclude that the
ears
alone
are some o f whom «lied on u foreign strami, | ceipt No ILlMt. for | l i . .15, mlerest nt
no apparent reason, begun answering modestly tucked away from the uiuscii
perhaps because o f further bungling in I 12 |«er cent.
all o f the teacher’s queries by saying, line guxe— aiul that only probably to
l'.'la lux, pani March 15, 1616, lux
the airgrnft department mot i n the
“ I d o n ’t know.”
interest ut
deadeu the sound o f masculine criti­ keeping us out of war department. Our | rcceipt No. 22 h 5, f m
The teacher came to the conclusion cism.
money amouuts to little. It buys little 12 per cent um| Sepieiuber 26. 1616,
• • •
that something must be wrong.
reeeipt No. 16UH. fur #«..•!, inli'r
and we c a n ’t take it away with us, tux ut
12 pi r cent.
She held a consultation with the
lu Npokuuc the girl s league o f (Tie but the honor o f mie of our bevs who i si 1616
lux. pimi Aprii 5. 1626, lux re
child. Between sobs she got the story high school put the ban on silk gar­ served with the colors
and
made, ceipt No. 6210. for #12 s5. interest ni
o f a broken spirit, o f a wounded heart. ments, expensive clothing,
French mayhap, the supreme sacrifice, is of 12 per cent.
The little t o t ’s playmates had made heels, thin waists, thin undergarments
no small ini|Hirt to the lad himself, if
•Smd \ loia (iiiruutte ami Deo. (tu
fun o f her clothing because it was not and thick cosmetics.
alive, or to the relatives if he be dead. rollile, us thè owners o f thè legai title
as good as that o f the other children
o
f
I Ile a bov e deacrila-d propertv as Die
Several o f the colleges ure including Bungling inefficiency which has thnt
Finally she got so she could not longer in their literature the warning that
sanie appeurs o f record, uiul cucii o f
result is cruel mol inexcusable.
stand the disapproving glances at her scantiness o f attire ami extravagance
tho other persoli» above nunii-d are
heroby furti» r notilied limi Ileo, F
apparel when she arose at her seat in o f clothing will uot be' permitted, be
The president has issued his usual Uaroutte » i l i applv to thè Circuit
recitations. She decided that she could cause o f the deteriorating
influence Thmiksgjvmg proclamation, which il»«« Court o f thè Couuty ami Stale tifo <■
better stand low markings on her stud upon college work.
is the usual Jjterary gem to which we salii for a dei-ree foreclosing thè Iteli
ics than optical criticism o f her cloth
in Houston, Texas, the police sup have become so accustomed during tin- against thè propert V ab ove ili-sc ribed
mg.
eriutendeut, after a careful study o f past eight years, but wo look in vain ami luentioiied ni said certificate. And
• • #
the causes o f crime, says that ninety- for any reference to the results o f our you un* herebv sumuiotied t» nppeur
The pathetic little inadent points a nine one hundredths o f crime may be
liti) • lift r thi t/Kt p
moral for every school, for it is laid to women's clothes, or lack o f recent election, the greatest cause for c titio ii o f thi.t N u in ino n aà« exclavi \ i» of
doubtful if there are any of them them, lie is covering more with worn rejoicing on the part o f the greatest tho iiuy o f ^niii fir»t publirutioa, nini
where there are not some who can not en s clothes that they have covered for number of ¡s-ople, atol to which l ‘ r< -«i ilofmul thin ui*tioti or |»uy thi» nmouut
dress as well as others and where some time and probably comes a great .lent Wilson, with Ins great facility ‘ lui* as a bovi» showii. to^«*t hor with coats
miti ncorunl iutt*r«*t, nini ni caso of
there are not some ¡tampered maidens er deal further from telling the truth o f expression, alone could do juatic«
your failuri* to ili» ho , a lineria* will lo*1
only too ready to sneer at the poorly thau does some o f the feminine raim­
ri*Qili%
rctl fort»cloninu tho lion o f sani
The
Sentinel
receives
inquiries
every
dressed.
tali*« ami costs agallisi tli«» lami uml!
ent proscribed by the report.
week from prospective settlers who pmniM'M a b o v « imiiicd.
•‘ All my schoolmates have these
In New Orleans the fathers o f two
Ihi.H Mutuinomi wu* puhliaht*«! 1»v or
th in g s." says the girl who wants some­ Catholic churches have issued edicts wish copies o f the paper, i f you wish
thing which her parents think unneees aguiust the extremes in ventilated to sell your laud your ad. should be in tli*r o f thi* Ilonoralilt* (• K. Hkipworth. j
sary. That is the only argument she feminine attire and one o f these fath The Sentinel, w hero prospective settlers .luilu*» i»f thi» Circuit Court o f th«
n li t f Stato o f Orditoli for thi» Couiit\ ot
thinks necessary, and that argument ers went so fur as to order home for will sec it.
l^im* ami sai«! ordi r uiin inaili» ami |
quite often only naturally follows the decent raiment u bride approaching his
datoti thiB 14th day o f Octnl»t*rr l'd'Jo.
example o f elders who think more o f altar through an electric glare.
ami thi» dato o f tho first pulilirattuo !
what someone is going to say about
of thi* suinnions i.i fin» L.H
.»th »Iny o f Or
Notice of Road District Meeting
Churches and chiirrhnieu in this
tober, IMO,
their clothing, or about what they country and in foreign lands, are rail­ To Whom it May Concern:
All proci»** and pittimi in thm prò j
have, than they do about whether or ing against the extremes in feminine
Notice is hereby given thnt a me.-t ocM'tlinj;
mtiv l»o nervini upon tho undor
not that particular thing j s something styles.
ing o f the legal voters lu-ing resident siKiitil ramili ng within tho Stato ot ;
they need or desire.
• • •
taxpayers aud owners o f real property Orojfoti nt tho mltlr«»** horouftor non
Seldom do we hear from school
We believe that the root o f the evil in Itoud District No. 57. in l-ane C«un t lonod.
J. K. YOltNO.
is the desire on the part o f the weal tv, Oregon, will be held at the hour of
Attornoy for riu in t iff
thy to la- attired a little more in the two p. m., on the 27th day o f Noveui
02lkl3
Atldroim:
C
o
t ta lo Urovo, Oro
extreme style, and a little less on the ber, A. I). 1626, at the (irmige Hall in
body, than someone else and tho in­ said road district, to determine wheth
Now priroji on huttor wraps (Fridnyi
ability o f the feminine to allow any­ er said road district shall levy a spe­
wrap«, $1;
one else to do more modishly attired cial tax o f ten (10) nulls upon all tin ami Saturday»« on ly ):
tum ble property in said district for lOU wraps, $1 «r»; additional w rap* Ink
than she.
The school girl remark that she must the pur|M>se o f providing funds for gen on at naino turn, Uh* tho 100. (,ottr»jp
(»rovo H«»ntin«»I.
aJtf !
have what her playmates have means oral road purposes.
M H. llA ltlJ lW ,
that the growing girl is going to
K. K. SI'FNCKR,
tread the same path* as those who
County Commissioners.
have gone before, if permitted to do n 12-2t>
so.
It would be refreshing to hear
her declare that she will not be bound
Notice of Road District Meeting.
by fashion's edicts, that she is going To Whom it May Concern:
to free woman from her slavery, but it
Notice is hereby given that a meet
seems that only an upheaval from ing o f the legal voters being resident
above, such us the action o f schools taxpayers and owners of reni property
and colleges, church and churchmen in Road District No. 16 in Lane Conn
will bring reform, if reform may, in­ ty, Oregon, will be held at the hour of
deed, be looked fo r at all.
BREAD FOR
one p. m., un the 27th day o f N’livrm
Dressing may remain a travesty and ber, A. D. 1626, at the Oakrulge
TH ANKSGIVING
tragedies like that mentioned may be School House in said road district, to
oft repeated.
determine whether sai 1 road district
DINNER
shall levy a spermi tax o f five mills
upon all the taxable projM-rty in said
THE M ARK ET MEASURE.
district for the purpose of providing
A peculiar feature o f the recent funds for maintenance of existing
election in Oregon was the defeat by a roads and Construction o f new roads.
M. H. HARROW,
tremendous majority o f tho market
h. U. Nl’KNCF.H,
commission measure.
County Commissioners.
Comment which has followed
this a 12 2*i
defeat would indicate that it is not
the principle o f n market commission
Notice of Road District Meeting.
which brought the measure’s downfall. To Whom It Mur Concern:
It was defeated even by the farming
Notice is hereby given that a meet
population, which demonstrates that ing o f the legal voters being r« ident
the farmers will not vote legislation taxpayers anil owners o f real prois-rty
favoring their class if they believe the in Road District No. 66 m Lane Coun
proposed legislation to la- faulty, which ty, Oregon, will he held at the hour o f
explains the vote.
The salaried po­ two p. m. on the 26th day o f Xovcm
sitions created by the measure undoubt­ her, A. Ik 1920, at the Milk Creek
Three Doors East o f the Bridge
edly had much to do in sending it to Hchool House in said road district, to
^ h e ^ o b o jjg a n ^ ^ iu t^ h e jio s -u lo jit^ ^ if determine whether said rond district
shall levy a special tax o f Jen mills
upon all the taxable property in said
district for the purpose of providing
funds for general road work.
LEST W E FORGET
M. II. HARLOW,
E. K. Hi’ ENCKK,
n!2 26
County Commissioners.
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Do You Need
Glasses?
I»«in't atta-in|*t tn a n s w e i this
<|UeHtinli h e e a n s e y o u e n n ' t
tell. T h a t ' h m y IniNiiieNH In
e x a u i l l l e eVi'K ueelll'litely a m i
isidy’i I k .« ( u n .
Krveiok I.MWCI
Arc Heller
tell whether m nnt gliiNses ale rei|iure<l
them, I will Nuv
mi
ir a n k l y
It ym i i|nu t n e s l
l i you *I**. limar I |ireio-rtlM- will
he exaetlv light ami will east nn more lhan you wnlihl have
tn pay i-lm-wher*-
p e rh u p N
I i - hm
Sherman W. Moody
8 8 1
OPTOMETRIST
Wi l l u m e t t e St . , E u g e n e , O r e g o n
Special Unloading Sale
Tlie time for readjustment has come and
should be in keeping with
the other good things pro­
vided for that feast. No
Thanksgiving dinner is com­
plete without our bread,
pastry, cakes and mince pie.
Order early so you will be
sure not to be disappointed.
the Sample Store, with its superior buying
service and contracts with sources of supply,
always first in the field of lower prices and
better values for its customers, daring to do
BENDER’S CITY BAKERY
while others hesitate— now leads the way
to lower prices for Cottage Grove.
Have You a
NOTICE OF F IN A L SETTLEMENT
K O D A K
If not, inspect our stock and
let us explain them to you
Nothing w’ill give you greater pleawnre
in time to come, than a pictorial record
of your outing; or juat imagine in after
years looking over baby’s hintory in pic­
tures taken every month or .
SNAP SHOTTING NEED NOT
BE EXPENSIVE
Kodaks are moderate in price and films
do not cost much, and we can do your
developing and fininhing at very reason­
able prices.
ho
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Men’s dress siloes,
Oregon
Notice o f Road District Meeting.
To Whom It May Concern:
*
Notice is hereby given thnt a meet­
ing o f the legal voters being resident
taxpayers ami owners o f real prois-rty
in Road District No. 1.5 in Larie Conn
ty, Oregon, will be held at th«- hour o f
two p. m., on the 27th day o f Novem­
ber, A. D. 1620, at the Hebron Church
in said road district, to determine
whether said rend district shall levy a
special tax o f five mills upon all the
taxable property in snid district for
the purpose o f providing funds for
general road work.
M. II. HARLOW,
E. R. HI’ENCER,
nl2 26
County Commissioners.
regular $11
Values, now...........
$8.50
Men’s work shoes,
values, now
Men’s
.
regular $10
...
loggers— $3
$8.50
off
on
all
Why
pay
$20
for
ladies’
fine
skirts when you can huy them at
t he Sample Stori or
$7 to $14
$20
I ¡lilies’ -$35 suits
Ladies’ fine dress slioes, regular
$10 values, now
$8.50
l«adies’ oxfords now
$4.95
I ¿allies' felt slippers
$1.95
ealkeil shoes from $14.50 to $18.50
Men’s overalls at
L’ldies’ sweaters
Men’s fane
The Modern Pharmacy
Cottage Grove
Notice is hereby given that the un­
designed administrator o f the estate
o f Mary Jane Emerson, deceased, lias
filed his final account ns such admin
istrator and thaL the Hon. County
Court o f U n e County, Oregon, has set
Wednesday, the first day of December,
1620, at the hour o f 16 o ’clock a. tn.
o f said day, at the County Court room
in the County Court House in Eugene, j
l«ane County, Oregon, as the time and
place o f hearing objections to the said
final account and the final settlement
o f the suid estate. All heirs, creditors
and other persons interested in the
said estate nre hereby further notified
to file their objections if any they
have to the said final account on or
before the said date for said final
hearing.
Dated October 21», 1620.
J. K. HENDRICKH,
o 26 n 26
Administrator.
Men’s suits, values from $:;r>.oo
to $t>0.00, now
$20 to $38
iters
$4.95 to $8.50
$6.50
Army blankets for
k shoes
Boy’s heavy shoes
$5.95
$5.00
$4.50 to $6.50
Woolnap
mn
blankets,
good,
large,
$3.95 to $6.45
Cottage Grove Sample Store
s-