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The Sentinel have no sym p athy with the needs and HOME R U L E ON O O U N T Y HAL- I’o be happy, make others happy. • • • temperament o f the young man nnd A R I EH. woman o f today. T h is idea o f com Remorse seldom conics from success. plying with the wishes of mother nnd The Eugene Register recently took A Weekly N ewspsper W ith l ’ lonty rather is out o f d ate, behind the times up the cudgels for more home rule in Hot uir ilocsii't raise anyone penna o f B ack b on e the m atter o f fix in g sala ries for county neatly. and too old fogyisli for serious con o ffic e rs . , E lb e r t Be<Je amt E lb e rt S m ith Publisher« «¡deration. Bo ys and girls o f today have got to Ou the f a c e o f it it seems t l ^ l ! Many u kind deed causes sorrow for E lb e r t B e d e ___ ___ ________ _______ E d ito r be doing som ething. T h e y ’ve got more some power within the t a x in g d istiw t the moment • • • pep than when mother and f a th e r were should fix such salaries. Theoretically A f ir s t class p u blication entered at Cot tHge d r o v e , O r e g o n loss met 1er young. A young man nnd young woman such a theory is correct, but we doubt 1 You may be bri lliant by nature, but c a n 't be a n y th in g unless t h e y 'r e con i f such a system would work well in never brainy, B u t i a t a O f f i c e .....................4 1 . H»#t Main timitidy on the go. I f parents duln practice. Two salary f i x i n g Ismrds ¡ • • • intend to let t h e ir hoy or girl do what vvnuli! be nccesanry, mie to fi\ ilio Might muy make right but it ju st .St H S C K l P r i d N liA 1 P S One y e a r ___ ..$11.119 | Throe months....66c other boys am) girls are doing, i f they su U rica of thè couuty court, i f tliat as o fte n makes fight. S ix month«___ 1.19 ¡Single copy-----« 9c d iiln 't intend to let them t a k e their be inaile thè salary fixing board, uud linn away from trouble the exercise No subscription listed for loss thuu t>5c pro|H>r |H>sition in the social a f f a i r s o f tlieti thè couuty court to fix thè otlicr We can casilv mingine thè will do you good, anyway. A reduction o f 29e fo r p ayin g a full the community, they shouldn't have salario.« • • è brought1 them into the world. Boys mid Houabhlca among thè o f f i c i a i family y e ar in advance girls o f today have got the pep, bang vvhich vv nubi rcsult frolli sudi a sv stelli. Eeitr of c riticism keep« a great many and go that young folk s " 5 years ago Counties have been saved much money people from doing n lot of rush thing«. Member of d i d n ’t have. They c a n ’t be tied down because salaries could not bb fixed i.n N a tio n a l E d ito ria l Association the spur of the morni lit, i f that he like young folk s used to be. Oregon S t a t e E d ito ria l Association You can always t d l a real g e n t le F i x i n g of man by the way lie a cts in a street car. Possibly so, ponsibly so, but some o f considered an ad vantage. Oregon Newspaper Couferenoo • • • sala ries by the legislature, while net that pep, bang and go w o uld n’t be l.ane tViunty P u b l is h e r s ’ Association bad thing to d em onstrate on the wood an ideal method, seems b e t t e r than to ( M a n ’s con fid ence in him self is ex F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R 31, 1U20 pile for dad or in the dishpnn for mn have county o f f ic ia l« practically fix pressed in the good resolutions he I t wouldn’t he a bad thing to save m g their own salaries, imt it seems to makes. • • • us a still b e tte r method would be for for future need when these same young A B E T H E Y I N C O T T A G E G R O V E ’ folks are engaged m rearing families a legislative com m ittee to fix uniform l*o not laugh lit other peo ple's mis which may be as thoughtless o f their salaries throughout the s tate , pepula You are m akin g a m istak e when T h e following from an exchange so parents as a large number o f the tion, te rrito ry nnd assessed valuation j take«. V1„, ,j„ neatly expresses our sentim ents that young people o f today. i*n • • « to be taken into consideratio n. T hat j ' * a .V we reprint i t : And did some o f these young folk s method would be an im p artial one and R o cke fe lle r is a B a p t is t , and seems " W e ju s t c o u l d n ’t help it. We ever happen to notice that the young more than lik ely an equitab le one |„.|lP, , . i„ hav ing all Ins stock im did not n n a n to listen, but the girl folk s who do respect the wishes of K K D K K A L A H T IIO ItlT IK M D E M A N D K X I'I.A N A ., 7 . “ I nicracd. , using the telephone w:is standing very their parents, who are tint chagrined T I O N O K K VKU'N K N TR V A N D K V K K Y T U A N H A fT lo N hnp»no R e s is t o r : I f Coimttt*«initt*r i • • • close. , , , , * by living caught with their hands in a S h a r p 's talen ts ns a road builder a r e ! on ni r h o o k s . ‘ •A young man had called her up and dishpnn for mother or m anip ulatin g an at all com parable to h,s a b ility a« an K , “ ,MK . T " ' " " .X the way she was s a y in g : ‘ I ’m aw fu lly sorry, ax for dad. are m ak in g as much prog • This I'nct alone should assuri' you that tI i . t »» in not tin orator, he ought to be able to build all 1 » “X •« "»■’ but mother d o es n 't want me to go to resa, i f not more, than those who the roads o f thi» county single handed 1 color to their cheeks. slighti'sl risk on your |>art when you ml mat your money to the dance tonight. 1 hope you will c a n ’t stand the re s tra in t o f home ties. our carv. How o fte n w(> wish we had «peut our uot be inconvenienced. 1 am awfully Only n y e a r or two ago we saw a money in some other way, alni then go sorry. ’ voting man walk up to his dad out in Every I >**11«* lit that any hank ill I hr laiul has to offer is and do it right over itguin. “ And she did it so gracefu lly and so the yard in broad d aylig ht, where the • • • yours, if you ilral with us. Our lUVrsliuriilH arr limited to sweetly— ju s t to please her mother. whole world might see, and put one those that the I S government deems sale, and our reserve Y o u cuti ‘t ti ll thi* neighbors nny Thm*t Oth«y$ Th nk and Whit We “ The girl is popular and she loves arm arond that dad, holding the posi th in g about how lu m i a g ir l w orks to I Kink of the Thing* Ofhort Ihtok to dance. S he is not a girl who has tion for some time. is at all times more than enough to meet every demand of lju ite evid ently become mi accomplished pianiste. all the pleasures o f the rich, either. it did not iverur to him that he was the present. • • • She really wanted to go to that dance. doing any thing the rising young man T r y in g to go ahead too fast puts Folks who talk tu themselves have You could tell it b y her voire. She should not do. Certainly a young man many people f a r behind. This security c o s t s you nothing and you should take ad the ad v an tag e o f knowing ju«t how w a s n 't tu r n in g the young man down with such disregard for the new ways • • • vantage of it. long the listener will stand the g a f f . because she d id n 't ra r e to go. She o f the world could not hope to get You never e n jo y a v acatio n half a« • • • was deuying h e rs e lf ju st to please her anywhere alongside the young mini much na you expect to. More men fall from bein g light head • • • mother. who travelled with the boys. Y e t. ex ed than because they ru ii't balance “ How we would like to print her ceedinglv s tran g e to relate, this young Many m arry as an investm ent and what they hav e in their upper ston es. name. Such girls are so rare today— man is holding as fine a position, if have t» make up a d eficit. • • • • • • this day o f the one-step and the fox not a b e tte r one, than any o f those Ito ckcfidlcr say s he is always glad t ro t, et«. who might have sco ffe d at his a f f e c Good ro o kin g is the best thing in to see a man live within his income, “ We have f e lt b e t t e r and stronger tion for dad and is drawing a salary the world for a man 's morals. l ie must be well s atis fie d with himself • • • ev er since we overheard the girl talk which thus«' who might have scoffed • • • ing o v er the te le p h o n e .” at him would like to be earning. More How ran then* ht* love ut first si^ht • • • Many a young man who has Inked than that, he is saving a large part of when love i . h Maid to be blind f ttwnv from the farm has had reason to • • • Well might the editor who wrote it. an example worthy o f emulation. be gl ad that dad hung onto the old the above have been deeply impressed Now we know what our parents Ihdntf nothing at the right time is place. with the telephone conversation he meant when they told us we would somewhat o f an accomplishment. • • • • • • overheard. see things d if f e re n t ly some day. nnd You may not be able to knock Ill these days when young men and the generation coming up will have to Many people are like frogs— croaking brains into some people, but the at young women seem to think even leas go through the same experience. It when they are right I n the swim. tempt to do so would not be dangerous • • • o f the wishes and pleasures o f mother sis'ins the only way for many to learn. in any way. and fa t h e r than when we were young, Y o u 'r e a *u cker if you b ite on all • • • a t which time they were bad enough, th»* fish stories that are being tolti. You c a n ’t obey both com mandm ents: POOR OLD B I L L • • • the Lord knows, an incid ent lik e that quoted is really refreshing. You »ln not have to 1 m * a ' ' s t i c k ” to “ Thou «halt not l i e “ and “ IN» unto It has cost the German government others as you would that they should Undoubtedly there are some girls in be a spoke in the wheel o f progresa. do unte» y o u . ” • • • C o ttag e Grove like the one referred to. sin ce the war nearly eleven millions • • • Possibly the m a jo r it y o f girls are like o f dollars to keep the ex kaiser in Your eyes are out o f k ilte r i f they Most o f us are willing to do most this one, but we g re atly doubt it. something like the s t y 1» to which he set* ev cry thing that goes on before has been accustomed. tiny kind o f nn nceommmlation if we Mother and fa t h e r are too old fash them. In business c ircle s it is customary , can accommodate oursel\es as to the ioned. T hey lived too long ago. They • • • when a tnan quits his jo b . to rut o f f time we will do it. He who always goes along h i . own • • • his expense account, but such does not wav is likely to spend many lonesome seem to be the manner o f procedure in Folks who wouldn *t thems«d\es put hours. their photographs on display for any Germany, for old Hill quit without so • • • * g iv e s l o n g lu N tin g much as the custom ary notice due amount of money, receiv e seer«! s atis Money consideratio ns have broken lip j from an employe to his employers. factio n out o f its display by the pho mor«* friendships than all other things togrnpher. In business circles, when* a man combined. • • • • • • wrecks a business, it is custom ary , not P r e t t y soon the height o f immodesty only to cut o f f his sala ry but to put You can not m ake others happy him in ja il. C e rtainly old Hill put without g e t t in g some pleasure out of will be for a girl to allow the least portion o f her ears to be exposed, but the German government on the blink it yours elf. those who profess to know* about such P u t up in two styles * • • • and rifled the treasury, and y e t the German people are spending f i v e m il Very few people do with their wealth things say that before long a porous lions o f dollars a y e a r for his support. what they promised they would before plaster will make un elale irate evening gown. Possib ly they think it is worth that they got it. * • • • • • • much to have him s tay out o f the Doesu ’t it get your gout when you country. D o n ’t go to law to get even with It strik es us as ridiculous t h a t the anyone. You never can get even with have told n good ^»torÿ and have gotten $ 0 " C o m n u n y . 110/ Bro.sawvny. N e w Yo>k C ty a good laugh on it, to have someone present German government whines o f your lawyer. say, “ Well, now, I heard it this way** • • • its poverty and accuses the allies o f try in g to grind Germ any to the ground Divorce suits nre becoming the rage. and proceed to make some minor cor when that governm ent is ab le to pour T h e denr ladies c ertain ly need some rertion that d o e s n ’t change the point and plenty of good milk will money o f the s t o r y ! out like w ater to one who t h in g to yrear. • • • make your boy sturdy ami wrecked t h e ir cou ntry and quit his husky. Our bread is made of jo b . W hat right have they to appeal Many a woman make« the claim that the very best flour under the to us when evpry hour old B ill is her hubby is an open Imuk. We have enough to keep one poor fam ily seen blank books. best sanitary conditions by given • • • an entire year. T h e income paid old skilled bakers. So it comes to B ill in a y e a r 's time would keep Men who go to the pen may not your table fresh, sweet, whole nearly $*000 fam ilie s fo r the same necessarily be writers, Imt they nre usually authors o f eriine. some and toothsome. Your boy length o f time. . . . As long as the German government will thrive on it and enjoy D o n ’t lie aw ake nights listening for conducts its a f f a i r s on this e x t r a v a every bite he takes. gant basis, no sym p athy should be e x Opportunity to knock get n good sleep pected from those to whom it owes nnd then go out and hunt it up. billions in indem nity. T h e proper M:tiiy o f the so cnlicit rich lire our thing to do would be to make old Hill TLrea Doors East of the Bridge pay o f f the national debt from his g r e a te s t o b je c t * o f c h a r i t y — b e m u se o f g e t t in g ho much that they d o n ’t earn. e arnings as a woodsawyer. * • • THE U N I V E R S A L C A R Safeguarded b v the Government G RINGS WE THINK First National Bank TIIK o|,D RKI.IABLK roTTAUK OROVK, OIIKUON “You’!! Always Find f t »ays the Good Judge That you get more genuine sat inf action at less cost when you use this class of tobacco. ordinary kind. tobacco taste satisfaction. A small chew last* so much longer than n big chew of the And the full, rich real a chewing Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco R IG H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco P le n ty o f O u r B r e a d I f \<Mi unn'f a f f o r d to suhsuriliu f o r 'Pho S e n t i n e l , BENDER’S CITY BAKERY “SMILE AND THE WORLD SMILES WITH YOU” D o n ’t talk so much uboii^ your an ecstors, but try to ho ac t and do that your grandchildren will be proud of their*. * • • 3 6 5 H ap p y D ays in the New Year You juHt c a n ’t keep a woman from telling how much her hunhnnd in mnk ing, provided it in enough to talk about. • • • You owe it to yourself to your wife nn<| to your children to get U way from t It»* work ami worries ol caeii day into the glorious Oregon country whielt lies all around you. Someone has miid th at the kangaroo You might as well lie a hermit in the midst of abundance at* live in Oregon without quick transportation to the beauty spola so c l o s e to your home. haH e v e r y t h i n g heat for ju m p i n g . G i u - hh thin fellow h a n n ’t had his eye on the price o f liv in g . T h e r e fo r e try a n d c a tc h • • • Nin e timen out o f ten the wife i n n ’t proud o f the hunbund who obeys her every whim— nnd ce r ta in ly he c a n ’t be proud o f himHclf. • • • t h e s m ile o f y o u r fa m ily a n d f r i e n d s w it h a KODAK Make an album of all your interesting snap shots and it will give you many hours of real pleasure KODAKS Are Not Expensive Let us show them—we are sure you will be interested # __ __ The Modern Pharmacy Cottage Grove ^ __n Oregon Make a NtSv Year’s resolution now. Get a Kortl Sedan bring hap piness for yourself and every member of your family into every day of the New Year. No other investment can bring so mudi pleasure ami satisfaction or save so much time at so small a cosi as a Kortl Sedan. Many a new dinh with a high sound ing name is merely the common dish our grandmothers used to make trav e l ing under nn alias. • • # Henry Kortl fixes the price himself It is the same everywhere except for freight. Ami that price is now lower than before the war It has been cut below actual cost of production. This present low price may be increased soon. So decide today. Resolve to have a new Kuril Settari delivered at once ami have ¡{lift happy »lays the coming year. You d o n ’t want to know what pete pie really think o f you. You know what you think o f other people would only make them feel bad. • • • Chassis ................................... Many fo lk s still wonder why the a p pendix was put in man. i t is our hum Ide opinion th a t surgeons could t e s t i f y th a t it serves a very iiHcful purpose. . . . . Many people escape bein g crim inals by never bein g tempted. As an ex ample, you never yet heard o f a news paper man g e ttin g pinched for “ sweat i n g ” $2*1 gold pieces. . . . Runabout (regular)............ Tonring (with s t a r t e r ) .... $ftl000 00 Coupe ( wi t h s ta rte r)........... $74!>.00 Runabout ( wi t h s t ar t er ) . . . $b>.ri.00 Scilan (with starter).......... $7!br>IH) Touring Trpck (pneumatic tir e s )... ¡f!V4f>00 (regular) $440.00 -For Sale by the Following Authorized Ford Dealer- W o o d s o n B roth ers R o c k e fe lle r is t a l k i n g o f givin g back the money whirb the [icoplf have en tru sted to his kindly c are for s a fe keeping. We would lie pleased to re ceipt for our pro ratn at nny moment. * • * “ The Weather Ii Always Good in a Ford Sedan" Do not encourage anyone, whether it be a child at school or a man in an o f f ic e , in the disobedience o f his su perior, fo r when you do you strik e it lilow a t ths success o f the school or business life. f l e e .’t l a