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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
ini|Mirtuut
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
the»
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
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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
s P.
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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Powell & Burkholder
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
and
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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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* 25% off regular price
ROW R IV E R .
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In buying rubber goods the average person cannot tell th eir
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A complete line of
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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