Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., November 26, 1920, Image 2

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od. The fact th a t F a te had been kind
T H E P E R S O N A L E Q U A T IO N
to him in th e past unquestionably
rob bed huu of th e high honor of lead
!.. N. F lin t, o f th e d e p a rtiu e u l of
m g his p a r t y to victory.
m
jo u rn a lism
o f the
U n iv e rs ity
of
A W eak ly Ni-wspapvr W ith P le n ty
Kate was u n k in d to U eneral Wood K ansas, has issued a little poster Cll
o f H m .it ue
in keeping him from th e b u ttb 'fie ld s title d " T e n T e s ts of u T o w n , " the
E lb e rt l W e und L ib e rt Smith Publinhors of E u rope, an d th is v e ry un kiudneas te s ts being te n question s which, lie
L ib e r t M o ......... ....... ............ ............E d ito r m ade Inui a very fo rm id a b le c a n d id a te says, " p e o p l e ask ab o u t you r tow n bi­
a g a in s t th e p resen t a d m in is tra tio n . fore th e y decide to m a k e it th eir
If t h e r e is a tow n in tin­
A firs t class p u b licatio n e n te re d a t Cot Kate w as k in d enough to fu rn ish him t o w n . "
tajfe O r m e , I ' r e., a* aaeon d claaa m a t te r w ealthy f r ie n d s who wished to e le v a te , si est t h a t is not c o n fid e n tly expeel
him to th e hig hest o ffice w ith in th e lug new |>op!ilntion. it has failed Si
Busim-ns O ffic e ........... ....... 412 L ast Main g i f t o f th e people, but this kindness
m ake itself k n o w n ; hence Mr. F li n t's
n ullified th e s t r e n g t h given his rnu di list of q u estio n s becomes o f direct
S U B S C R IP T IO N K A T E S
One y e a r ......... $3.25 j T h ree mouth«....66« dney because o f ii ustreutm on t du rin g in te re st out here to w a rd th e netting
sun p erhaps o f more im m e d ia te in
Six mouth* ... 1.13 jS iu flo c o p y ........ 5c th e war.
The d em an d w as for a man whose terest th a n in Kausii.s.
N o su b scrip tio n liated fo r lea* th a u nûe
For th e most p a r t , th e q u e stio n s rí­
A re d u ctio n o f 25o fur p a y in g a full c am p a ig n for th e n om in atio n had been
u u t a i u t e d by th e sp en ding of w hat la te to s u b je c ts abo ut w hich then-
y e a r in a d v a n c e
might be term ed a slush fund. At th e can be no d if f e r e n c e o f opinion. There
Mi-mlur of
same tim e th e one thq,* selected must is th e question o f health, for in s ta u ro
N a t i o n a l E d it o ria l Aaeoeiation
be a m an w ith q u a lific a tio n s for th e — " W i l l my fa m ily and I h a v e a reas
Oregon S ta t e E d it o ria l Aaeoeiation
position, one who would m ake ii good u n a b le ch ance to keep well in th at
O regon N e w sp a p e r C onfereuoe
impreaaion u | m > ii th e voter*.
tow I l f "
E d u c a tio n a l an d recreation
L aue C ounty Putiliahera ’ Aaeoeiation
G radually th e vote sw ung to H a r d ­ o p p o rtu n itie s, living
c ondition s,
ne
ing as such a man. A tr ic k o f Kate, ci-mibility th a t is, in term s o f tran s
and y e t nni*t o f us art- well s atisfied p o rta tim i business and
em ploym ent
with th e selection.
o p p o rtu n itie s an d prog ressive sp irit of
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th e i n h a b i t a n t s nil coinè in fo r nitrii
TA TE AND JU STIC E.
One o f th e pecu liar fe a t u r e s o f the lion , ns is n a tu r a l. These nre th ings
T h ere aeema to b«* an e n tire lack of cam p a ig n was th e mediocre q u a lific a t h a t a re of fu n d a m e n ta l in te re s t to
cooperation on th e p a rt o f Kate aud ti on s of m any of th e rep ublican enmii th ose who are p la n n in g th e severing
d a te s for th e senate.
It was feared of old ties aud th e m a k i n g o f new
J u a t ic e in th e career* o f men.
Itut Mr
But very little m e n ta l e f f o r t i* r e ­ t h a t th is fa c t m ig ht result in th e do ones ill new su rroun din gs.
q u ired to pick dozen* of inatnncea fi-at of m any o f them who, a d m itte d ly , Flin t su g g ests n line o f in q u iry about
w here thro u g h a tr ic k o f K ate those were not m en tally th e eq uals of th eir which little h a s been said but wlioli
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in
o f mediocre a b ility h a v e been e le v a te d dem o cratic opponents. F o ur y ears ago is nevertheless highly
all o f them m ig ht h a v e been d e feated , th e business of " s e l l i n g a t o w n . " I ' l l
above those b e tt e r qualified.
Kor exam ple, th e r e a r e m any who bu t this y e a r it was not so much a iler th e h ead in g • • P e o p l e , " he li-ts
th e follow ing q u estio n s;
believe th a t H u g h es is much b e tt e r te s t o f meu a n d m inds as a test of
" Shull 1 like th e |s-vpli- o f the
a d m in is tra tio n .
A nyone who
q ualified fo r th e p residency th a n H ard p a r t y
t o w n f Are th e y " h o m e f o l k s " with
ing. or a t th e very least fully as well would become a spoke in th e wheel of
out false e x c lu s iv e n e s s t
A re
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q u alified . Kate d ecreed t h a t Hughe* rep ublican progress, whose vote would
should be a c a n d id a te in a y e a r when be f o r ' t h e p u tt in g in to e ff e c t of re neighb orly and f r i e n d l y f Is th e town
free from fa c tio n a lism f "
a litt le err o r in co u rtesy should throw pu b lican principles, w as b e tt e r th an
These are q u estio n s th a t art- not re
C a l i f o r n i a 's vote to th e
dem ocratic one of op p o site fa ith who m ight be so
lated to th e m a k i n g of n living, nor
p a rty , an d th e honors sd ju s tly his. able th a t he nnjjht nu llify th e e ff o rts
au d
a p p a re n t ly
w ith in
his grasp, o f a republican president. T he repub are th ey con cern ed w ith th e preserva
slipped from him. T o d ay th e r e a re few liean landslide ca rrie d these into of lion of hen It h. T hey do not a f f e c t the
problem of e d u r a t i o n a l facilities. Vet
who do not believe th e co u n try would fice. A gain a tr ic k o f F ate. They were
no one can den y th a t they a r e trenf- n
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But
- Ions |y im p o rta n t to any c it y or town
for th is tr ic k o f K ate, th is slip in dip psychological moment.
th a t is socking to a t t r a c t new popula
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lomaey o r co urtesy, th is u n in te n tio n a l
In s t a t e and co u n ty office th e sam e timi. T h ey a re doubly ini|Mirt:int t"
slap a t so m eo n e's v a n ity , an d th e nam e
o f H ughes would h a v e gone down in t h i n g rep e a te d ly has hap|>cncd. Those th e to w n t h a t w a n ts to hold new pop-
h is to ry as an ex president.
whom e v en m em bers o f
th e i r
own illation a f t e r it has been a t t r a r t e d .
T h ere are h u n d re d s o f prosperous
M any th ere a r e who believe LowdcD p a r t y consider u n f i t have been candi
c ities s c a tte r e d over the U n ited s t a t e s
or Wood should h a v e received th e d a te s at op|Hirtune m om ents, or under
circum stances, a n d
h a v e th a t a re c o n tin u a lly .a ttra c tin g itfs
recent nom inatio n, a n d recent e v e n ts o p p o rtu n e
p o pulatio n and y e t do not grow as they
lead one to believe t h a t e it h e r would slipped into office.
should. One reason is u d e sire on tin-
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h a v e been elected by a trem en d o u s ma
jo r it y . E it h e r o f th e tw o was more
Men like Hughes, Lowden,
Wood, p a rt of too m a n y i n h a b i t a n t s to b a v ­
p o p u lar w ith a larg e m a j o r i ty o f th e T a f t m ight not be p a r t ic u l a r ly blam ed as soon as th e y h av e " m a d e tln-ir
v o ters th a n th e one who received th< if th ey |M-rmitted th e ir lives to be p i l e . " T his desire, it would probably
n o m ination.
e m b itte re d b y th ese inexplicable trick s be learn ed on in v e s ti g a ti o n , is founded
F a t e had been k in d to Ixiwden in of F a te , bu t it is f o r tu n a te th a t most u|s>n s h o rtc o m in g s riinmig th e |M‘<ipl<-
th e p ast. Kroni a lowly b l a c k s m i th 's of those eq uip ped fo r high s t a ti o n are o f the tow n them selves. P e rh a p s , ill
Mr. F l i n t ’s words, th e y are n--t "h o m i-
son he had risen th ro u g h his owu e f ­ o f philosophical uatu res.
T hey real
fo r ts, th ro u gh th e ex ertio n o f th e tal ixe th a t m an is here but n few days, f o l k s , " an d do not m a k e t h e newcomer
en ts w h erew ith Clod had blessed ' im, t h a t w orldly honors only t a k e from feel at home. B u s i n e s s an d re c re a tio n a l
to a position o f a fflu en ce. But he had him th e tim e a n d o p p o r t u n it y to en o p p o rtu n itie s a r e e ss e n tia l, o f course,
m arrie d into th e P u llm an millions. Hi- jo y th e society a n d fellow ship o f his to a c i t y ' s g ro w th , but few ptupb-
s p ite th e f a c t t h a t he had n ever used fellow' c re a t u re s an d of his fam ily, who have g iv e n th o u g h t to th e s u b j - i l
a n y o f them to p ro m o te his own inter sh o r te n in g his y e a r s upon e a r t h and can fail to a g re e t h a t if tin- people are
ests, th e odor was there. Those who m a k i n g him an object o f public c r i t i ­ not ' ' r e a l pisiple, ' ’ th e business of
to w n bu ild in g will In- seriously hainli
held th e no m in ation w ith in th e i r bands cism an d revilem cnt.
fe a re d th e consequences. T h e kind o f
P ossibly, n f t e r all, such u n kin dness cap p ed .— E u g en e Kegist er.
The Sentinel
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in Land tirant Cas**.
Lo .es
Sali-m. tíre., Nov It. Tin- s t a ta su
prem e i-ourt to d ay ilis-idvil ni fa voi of
tw o li ti g a n ts a g a in s t tin- S o u th e r n I'a
I* I f i r R ailroad loiiq-anv la eases glow
rag out of tin- i trogou an d W ashington
railroa d g ra n t brails
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litig a nts. \ ml tew It llaiiimouil ami
C ha ll es .1 U n i i . -a. a p p e l l a m . in mu-
of F a t e is a k in d n es s in disguise, but
surely (bid iqoves in m y sterio u s ways
his w onders to |ierforra.
Serviceable
Rubber Goods
du rab ility by inspection— the q u a lity only being told by the
service received. Consequently the only piaee to buy rubber
goods is w here you have lull confidence in the firm and its
m ethod of doing business—where e v ery th in g th a t does not
prove up rieh t is replaced or y o u r m oney refunded.
15he White Pharmacy
M PHONY LA W N— The essence o f gimd taste. The
gilt th at w on’t be forgotten. Prices from $1.00 to $6.00.
SYM PHONY ANTIQUK— A fancy finished statio n ery
characterized by refinem ent, w ith its airy gracefulness.
Prices from $1.00 to $5.00.
OLARIIMJK— The finest effects in Jap an ese handlined
envelopes w ith paper to m ateh p ark ed in a beautiful
box. Prices $1.50 to $8.00.
SYM PHONY CHAR ML—The highest achievem ents of
a rt in stationery. Many sizes, shapes and tints, plain
and gold edges. Prices $1.00 to $10.00.
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Cottage Grove
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Corner of Fifth and Main
(Hp«-ri:il J^i Th<> Si n tim l.)
N ov. 23.— Mr. trad Mr».’ J . H. I. iim -
btuigh, of Wuldt-n, nini Mr. trail Mrs.
Glt-u l.ini-bttugli w ere S uudny g u e sts of
Mr. und Mrs. C lau d e Arne.
Mrs. K a te Hears re tu rn e d lait week
frinii an ex te n d e d visit with relativ es
ni C o tta g e G rove.
\V. -I. C h a p m a n a n d son O tto were
in th e G rove F rid a y .
Mr. trad Mrs. Glen l.ineba ugh e n te r
ta i u e d S a t u r d a y night w ith a d ance,
which w as well a tt e n d e d .
Mr. a n d Mrs.
Iiowry
Mrs.
L. R. Long, of C o tta g e Grove, trail Mr.
trad Mrs. .Fred F ro s t ¡finí son H a rry ,
of I g i i d o , visited S u n d a y a f te rn o o n
w ith Mrs. W. II. H eath, who has been
q u it e ill d u r i n g th e pnst week.
Lewis Hears, o f C o tt a g e Grove, and
Mrs. K a te S ears a r e v is itin g th is week
w ith C larence Hears.
Miss Violet C row e, o f Salem , for
nierly o f th is neighborhood, w as m ar
ried last week to Hlaine F re d e ric k s,
trad w ith her h u sb a n d is v isiting nt
th e Dan W alto n home.
Miss J o s e p h in e Howard, of W alden,
is s t a y i n g a t th e W. II. Mentii home
d u rin g Mrs. H e a t h ’s illness.
S. E.
Phone 70
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OU probably know that af­
thorough Hushing agent t hat docs
ter a few weeks of driving
not contaminate the fresh oil.
your lubricating oil becomes dirty
Our skilled mechanics know
with carbon, road dust and fine how to clean out a crankcase with
particlesof metal, which circulate
it correctly and quickly,ut u nom­
through your engine and cause
inal cost to you.
unnecessary wear on hearing
This service assures proper lu­
surfaces. And gasoline escapes
brication for your cleaned engine.
past the pistons aid dilutes the
W e refill the crankcase with fresh
oil. Grantcd.Tncre’s nothing new
Zerolene
of the correct grade.
about that—but--
Oregon
Here’s an absolutely new way
to get rid"of this dirty, diluted oil
and put your engine in line for
better performance and longer
life. It is called Mrxlem Crank­
case Cleaning Service.
Modem,—because we use Calol
Flushing Oil, the new, scientific.
SETTLEMENT.
In th è C o unty C ourt o f thè S t a t e of
Oregon fo r t-iin«- eou nty.
Iti th è m a t te r o f th è e s t a te of M ary
Geer, deeeased.
N otine is h e re b y given th nt th è un
d ersig ned n d m i n is tr a t o r o f th è e s t a t e
o f M ary Geer, deeeased, has filed in
th è C o u n ty C ourt o f thè S d it e o f Ore
gon for L ane C ounty his final aceniint
as th è n d m i n i s t r a t o r o f th è snid e s t a te
an d t h a t M onday, th è 27th d a y o f
D eeember, A. D. 1020, ut thè hou r of
11 n ’clnek, a. m., of snid day , bus
been fixed by snid C ourt ns fhe lim e
for th è hen rin g and pnnsing iqsin snid
fin al «eeount, and o b jeetio ns th ereto ,
if nn y, and for thè final nettb-m ent
timi d is trib u ì ioti o f snid estate.
The first pub licn tion o f Ibis notiee
will he on th è 2fllh dny of N ovem b er,
1020, an d thè last pub licn tion on th è
24th dny o f Deeeml*er, 1020.
E I.ÌS I IK R G E E R ,
A d m in is trn to r o f thè e s t a t e of
n M d24
M ary Geer, decenne«!.
H. J . S hin n, A tty . fo r A d m in is tra to r *
W e .;ecom m en d M odern
Crankcase Cleaning Service as
the latest word for better engine
operation and longer life for your
car.
TODAY: Bring in yotir car
for Mtxlem Crankcase Cleaning
Service.
Woodson Brothers
Perini Brothers
Spray, Long Cruson
West Side Oarage, (N. J. Nelson, Prop.)
Brown Marketta, Comstock
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C o tta g e G ro ve is a real " d r y " town,
yet th e y ta lk o f seeing a rainbow at
9:30 a t nig h t.
May b e .—O reg onian.
We a d m it t h a t it t a k e s m o istu re to
m a k e a rainbow .
N O T IC E O F F I N A L
M ARSHA LL O F FRA N CE— The sp irit of fashion and
the newest m odes in stylish statio n ery . She will like it.
Prices $1.50 to $8.00.
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Just give us a chance to show you, that’s all
(Hpeeinl to T he S en tinel.)
Nov. 23. Mrs. J . S. M n gladry went
to P o r t l a n d M o nday to spend T h a n k s
g iv in g w ith her d a u g h t e r Grace.
Mrs. G. H. Sloan, Mrs. W. L. S m ith
and d a u g h te r Grnee and Mr. trad Mrs.
Leo T obin w ere .Monday visito rs in
th e Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. G. H eb ert visited
S u n d a y w ith Mrs. H e r b e r t s ’ m o th e r a t
Goshen.
D ora M osby r e t u r n e d S a t u r d a y to
her home nt D onna, a f t e r spen d in g a
week h ere w ith friends.
J e a n e t t e S pa hr, o f S ta r , visited with
G race S m ith S un d ay .
Mr. an d Mrs. Is-wie I’crmitzzi, of
S ta r , moved in to c a m p S a tu r d a y .
" A u n t " H e tty Karl an d Mrs. L ib
Gillispie were in th e Grove Monday.
Is the Ultimate in Stationery
Look for the Water Mark
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Ladies’ Sweaters
* 25% off regular price
ROW R IV E R .
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, ¡W
a caui|uiign t h a t w as a f t e r w a r d eon
du cted by th e dem o cratic nominee
shows th a t such fears were well found
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