Cottage Grove sentinel., September 29, 1911, Image 4

V
ity he was one of the unfortunate* vclient t exult* have la-tAt ohtaincil
who still do not know that tuet»*by the piling in the great trestle
atul women are striving to change across the lake, which, since the
By ELBERT BEDE
Tkisti Other» Thiak. ask tthal Wt Think
conditions so that they and their »lav it was litst placed in the !ir*t
Take tlie children's shoes to (iotT.
*f Ik« Tkis|> Others Think
Subscription Rates.
children might look forward to a part ol the construction of the I.ncin I jj,. w,u repair them promptly and
On* Y e a r . . . . . . . _____________ . . . . 1150
brighter future than the existing sue cut oil, has shown no deterioration. cheaply,
Six Months.. . . . . . . .
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•’ Boys Heart Replaced," reads a ial system i an oiler. The chances ate
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The ties that have just lieen te-
Mia. Joseph I'ape, of Ituseburg, was
No subscription taken unless paid for headline from New York. At last Dan
moved
trom
the
('.teal
Salt
l,ake|ht
the city several days ol the past
that if he baiL heard or read any­
in advance. This rule is imperative.
Cupid has serious competition.
week, having been called here hy the
thing at all about any ol the radical will be subjected to a li.itd test in
Advertising Rates.
A preacher and an editor at Bremer­
serioua illness and death ol her mother,
The Mrs. I'tnl Junes, Sr.
Display 12| cents per inch under sixty ton, Wash., will exchange places for a movements it was one ol the sneer the alkali soils o| Nevada
inches; 10 cents per inch over siaty inch­ week. The editor would probably be ing references or deliberate nnsrep- “ pickling” process has caused them
es. Reading notices. 5 cents per line each
Reduced price tin building paper;
insertion. Want ads. 1 cent per word; susceptible to a like proposition to be irseutations in which so many d.ulv to become heavily iiupteguated with blue, green, red und grey, 17, 20, 2i>
no ad. less than 15 cents. Kates on posi­ fulfilled in the next world.
newspapers
habitually indulge. salt and they act as a "ground’ ' to and 20 pound*, MNI Hipiure feet to the
tion made known on application.
Suits for breaches of promises are Some ol the letters were addressed the electric current in the block roll. l.MWMon'* I'nint Store.
O H » « . Ilf IN S I.. SOI 1H 01 POSlOtM U not always a certain indication that
to his pastor and show him to have signal service. This fact makes
Mr*, ti. I), tiiiMNetl of Purvallia, m t
.
women want to wear the pants.
Entered at the Cottage Groie l*ostothee
lieen a regulat attendant at chinch. them unlit lor use on the tuum hue tended to buainc«« mutter* in Cottage
if loafers wasted only their own
as Second Class Mail Matter.
Had this pastor been one of those ol the company over which the (■rove several duy* of tbe pu»t week.
time much could be forgiven them.
0f
courageous
ones who do not hesitate block signals play a most iui|Mntant
Wuldo Hill tlui beat vulley Hour,
Doesn't it make you feel aorl
Taft is not as influential iu Can-
41.25
per Mack ul Spray's.
ashamed
of
yourself
to
hear
in
a
round-
■ to
point
out
that
the
institutions
part.
ada as iu the l*. S. and the Cana­
about way of some nice thing that has underlying a social system, which
The
preserving
ot
ties
and
piling
Now
i* tlie tune to Intve rubber lieel*
dians have rejected reciprocity.
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been said of you by some fellow you condemns men, women and child- in (item Salt l.ake may tiecome an pul on. Goff liu* them.
“ The cost ot living is cheaper I have been hating.
K. A. Wheeler, of I'otluge lirove,
reu to sutfering and starvation, ex* 1 important industry, it the ex|ieri-
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today
than
a
year
ago.
despite | To have enough to eat and be able ial „ » „ „ y lo , he e t b i c l
¡ to eat it that s about all there is to
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the high prices o f sugar, potatoes
R
v
aud flour,” says a Portland whole-
saler, who gives figures to prove it.
The ultimate consumer does not
seem to be convinced, however.
'
uie-
Adversity brings out either the beat
or worst there ia in man.
The raising of the Maine has resulted
Un the discovery that the old ship sunk
Church people o f Bellingham are as a result of being tilled full of water.
having quite a time because Presi-
dent Taft has signified his willing-
Flying machines have only one fault
they haven't yet learned to land
ness to be present at the dedication Ifently and gracefully,
o f a Unitarian church during
his j 11 “
to know a little and know
¡that little well than to have a lot of
visit to that city. Those outside
! stuff inside your head that you can’ t
the Unitarian church object very untangle when you want to use it.
strenuously to his taking part in
Mlle Goby 1)e8,>ISi upon whom ex.
the ceremony.
another.
I.et
us love
one
king Manuel, of Portugal, lavished his
attentions. says women should not
Publicity bureaus, press agents woman marr..-.
and advertising agencies got theirs! »_ e»,___ __________________ ____
An Olympia, Wash., woman was re
at the meeting of the State Editor­
ial Association in Portland last hair, which she had taken to a hair
week. Editors who pay good mon- dresser to be made into a switch. The
ey for setting up and printing free j u<1Ke decided that an attempt on
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- give
advertising dope were also handed ^'Mrt
hair dr«»»«.r to giv»
horse hair mstead of her own was
a package. Chas. H. Fisher,
parent. We presume this made
the Eugene Guard, was re-elected hair apparent.
president
f i l a i tuli! ntt tire If urli] T fl0 S iìU C C O Í
THINGS w e t h in k
11
the
her
lur
ap-
her
tu .
Ida., woman admits that
A Bois
she married a man so she could collect
One necessity o f life in Lane
,
. a debt from him--and her husband Is
County is getting cheaper, anyway. Ilow suinE for , divorce jU8t to pay
Newspapers are being sold here at her back.
a price that certainly places them 1 The man who struts the most among
in the reach of all. That may be his inferiors is the first to toady when
because Canadian pulp and paper he meeta h'8 superiors.
are on the free list, or it may be due i "What is there In a name ‘ , is asked.
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¡Creditors
often find much in a wife’s
to the ,______
keenness
ot competition—
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but what does the subscriber care
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American heiresses and English no­
about that?— Eugene Guard.
bles continue to reciprocate.
A pessimist is a man who sees the
There is a prevailing opinion
that the spirit of unrest with which cloud around the silver lining.
the world has been afflicted since I Criticism does some people much
the time Teddy started things has K°<*J- but th« cr tic seldom receives
continued long enough—and there
t,enefit therein m.
is a strong counter opinion that the
A man ,na> not always ki“ h,s wife
principles
mrnts now being wo. ked out prove
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on which all religious are founded, as successful as former tests.
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be might have been a means o f gtv- h u g e T IL L A B L E
AREA IN
ing this man new hope and cour-
OREGON.
That thete are 22.917,930 acres
It the poor fellow had only lieen
ol tillable laud in the state of the
¡„ touch with the progressive move-
gon has just lieen estimated hy Dt
ments of the day; if he had only
James Withy combe, director of ex
lieen given to understand how work
|ieritneut stations at the Oregon
is going on m which he might have
Agtiiti1tur.il College in .some new
helped, work that will free human­
statistics which he has recently
ity from such a menace as he saw
compiled
Divided into counties,
threatening his children; it lie had
Lane leads with 1,9.>3,P24) acres.
understood that such reforms as the
There ate in the state 00,957.764)
single tax are coming rapidly
acres of land, and alter the lorests
enough to make it certain that his
are removed and all available land
eldest child, a 1*>> ol six, might is brought under cultivation. Dr.
reasonably hope to enjoy its Iwuefits Withycouilie estimates the various
before reaching manhood; if this
counties will have the following ag-
knowledge had been imparted to
ricnltural acreage Baker, 478,720;
him it is probable, if not certain,
Benton, 207,840, Clackamas, 8,
that he would not have uccu tulied
228.400; Clatsop, 292.040. Colum­
tu the despair which drove him to
th<? WDHuisslo|1 of so horrjbie a bia, 240.784); Coos, 502,244): Crook,
1,707.520; Curry, 474,500; Doug-
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crime.
He would have tumid lite las.
815.840; C.ilbam, 429.400
still worth living.
n
Harney, 1,095,044). Hood River,
II is 3 terrible responsibility that 115.712. Jackson, 445,724); J o s e ­
is assumed bv upholders ol e xistiug
phine, 274.880; Klamath, 978.500;
iuj UJllice>
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l.ake, 1 28'2,54iO; Lane, 1.952.120;
Lincoln.
318,720; Linn. 1.088 040
DR FORBES ON HOME MIS­
Malheur. 1.509.300 Marion, 033,-
SIONS.
212;
Morrow, 224 500. Multnutnah,
With its »’>(),000, OIK) people out­
187,940; P»lk, 282.170; Sherman.
side the church, America is the
384,960; Tillamook, 376.04)0. Utna
greatest mission field in
the tilla. 939.840
Union, 721.06*1:
world atul it is the duty of the Wallowa, 1.071.300, Wasco, 531.•
church to save America first and 472; Washington. 447.360; Wlieel-
er. 272,200; Yamhill. 300.448
then direct its energies toward sav
ing other nations,” said Dr. Rob-
ert Fur tie«, of Philadelphia, corre
sponding secretary for the Board
ol Home Missions and Church F.x-
tension in speaking liefore the ( ire-
Fall Samples
Uncommonness
arrived in Kusvhurg lust evening to
apend u few hour* with Ina son, J. I*.
Wheeler.
The gentleman left tlua
morning for point* in r*lilornni where
he contemplates «pending u few weeks
«1 tending to biisine*s mailers und visit
ing with friend*. RoMeburg New*.
io
Itik
No “ b itter lu n t e " hi I iimcui I h inude
from Cleveland's _ linking
Powder.
Why? Beeaune it does not eontain Al
uin like tile chea p egg, phoMphale link­
ing powder*.
A. J. Armstrong «pent tlie luller
pari of I uh I week hi Eugene unit vicin­
ity and got u fine huncii <>f County Fuir
pictures.
Sec llioNc snappy coula uinl *uit* ul
iturktiidder-WiMMi* t o.
J esse Thornton umi faintly will move
onto their larm one mile cant of till*
city in a few days. Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Thompson have just moved on­
to their place III the humic vicinity.
iieulli At Milligan und Slicrwin VI il
liam* Paliila are ahaolulcly guuranleed.
l.uwson's Paint Store.
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Mrs. C. C. Dullrilli- spent »rveral
days of the past Week in Eugene, re
turning lue«duy. She wus very much
pleased with the County fair.
We handle tlie best I iuh II cr * Floor
Oil ever oil the market in till* town.
Lawson's Paint Store.
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Chus. Hogule, of NebruMku, ban been
liere Die past Week Visiting Ills brother,
W. A. Hogale.
Spray's i*
and cement.
beudipiarlor*
for
lime
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A. M. Gittins ami family arrived
from Missouri lust Friday looking fora
home.
As we nre overstocked on buggies we
will sell at cost fur tbe next :ttJ days.
Spray's.
Mr. and Mr*. S. H. McKrrner re­
turned Saturday fruin u visit with the
A. Ci. Wülklvy un»! 1. T. Infumi fmiiille«
.
HD TM« Ruin Tate
If you want a suit
built to your ortlur, tins
ball; that will I k * differ­
ent from the rest; a suit
w ¡ti, a touch of style and
individuality all its own.
Come to 1 he Roy­
al 1 ailor Style Show—
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Oj>en tins week at this
r„ . ,
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store.
I his store is the
OF
root,ng out of graft and corrupt,on
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Collier*' and Pioneer Pure White
odist Episcopal church at Salem.
has just begun.
Prospects for a
,rwls at l.awiuin'* Paint Store.
When man and woman travel in
“ The average man is bad," he
quieting down, therefore, do not ^double harness, the woman furnishes
J. D. t'mphrey, of I.orane, lias four
asserted,
“ and the American sinner
seem very bright for some time.
brutK-r* from Morrow rounly »pending
the tongue, and there is usually a load
ten 'lays with him hunting on the Siua-
is as hard to save as any. The
j behind it.
The coming week will mark ati
law.
business
of
the
church
is
to
save
The lawyer who practices strict vera­
epoch for Central Oregon.
The I city doesn’t collect many fees.
Now
ready
for
your
inspection.
Stock salt, 60c per 100 III* ; Leslie'»
mankind from meanness and hell,
Granulateti Dairy salt tSS: per 5*1 ib
new Hill line will be completed as . A Chicago magazine writer rubs it but hell is only incidental. Three
sack at Spray’*.
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far as Bend, amid general rejoicing, . ¡nt0 Philadelphia because of recent hundred thousand dollars in addi-
F.
H.
Hall
apd
family
will
move
to
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SUITS
and James J. Hill and his son Louis graft scandals. This seems l-ke a case lion to lht. regl,|ar appropriation
itddie of November. C h ic a g o and INew Y o rk
Arizona about the ml
will come from St. Paul to join in of the jackpot calling the kitty black.
rajse(J ^
y w for Afficj| and
Mr. Hall ia interested with Capt.
»
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the celebration. Portland will show
A Tacoma, Wash., man dropped dead tbe
w(. co()|(| do for K)(Xj<) (XKJ
Keifor in the Arizonu King; one of the
yy
its interest in this big event by send - 1 »bile wiping dishes for his wife. He Africans in Atnerica was «40.4900.
moat promising mining properties in
that stale.
ing a special excursion o f prominent was
100
Kood
for lhi* carth> anyway,
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i "G o into the cities in the grit, ot
A news item says New York s pop-
’
linking
Wtiat makes Cl e v e l a nd ' s
business men to attend the spike
.
i ulation is now estimated at 5,000,4<X1. vice and save your Americans,’ ' he
Powder sel
ell?
Quality
«ml
price,
a lb.
driving and participate in the ses- Note the last three figures. Who said shouted, “ and then when you have
AN D UP
cans, $100.
0. 5 Ib. cana. $1.66. These
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sions of the Central Oregon DeveN y ew York’s ‘400" were no 'counts.
done that save the millions of lor-
cairn have screw lops and metHl liandia.
opment League at Burns, 4Jctober
eiguers who come to our shores Fit, S ty le and Workmanship under regular euvi-r. Are useful when
T H E LESSON OF A CRIME.
2 and 3.
empty.
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from other countries anti wben von
Guaranteed.
Murders and suicides, the results
Arch
Conley,
a
hrakeman
on
Die
S.
There is a well defined rumor
have completed that task you are
of social injustice, happen so fre-
P„
spent
a
few
days
of
the
past
week
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m ia r a n » A # > n f -t h e n
current among politicians that.
in a position to go out and save the
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visiting relatives In the city.
^ g U a T a M e e Ol at)SO"
,
quently that we usually give them
Lawerence Harris ot Eugene, cir- . .
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, rest of the world. We send mis­ Also Clothes Steam-cleaned
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Mrs. Mary Smith took first prize aa
•*«
and Pressed in a First-
sionaries to foreign lands to con­
cult judge o f the second judicial . ,
best pastry cook in Lam- county. She
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' when the circumstances are more
Class Manner.
vert the people of those lands, but
district of Oregon, is being groom -! ,
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ulway* use* Cleveland*’* Baking Pow-
than ordinarily horrible or sensa-
ed by his friends as au opponent lor . . . . .
.
„ , i when they come here we run away
.Icr.
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! tional that comment seems called
from them—even carry that policy
United States Senator Jonathan
Mr*. J. H. Weeden visited ut Die Dr.
for. Such an occurrence took place
J. W. Harris hume in Eugene during
to the extent that when they form
Bourne. Jr., for tbe republican sen­
in Rockland, Maine, where a poor
Die pM*t week.
a settlement around our places of
atorial nomination at the next pri­
devil o f a laborer poisoned bis three
The heat hard wheat Ilnur White
Where You I hi Better.
worship we move them into more
mary nominating election. Milton
W E S T S ID E
children and then committed sui­
River Hluetitem patent, at Spray’*.
fashionable districts."
A. Miller, of Lebanon, state sena­
cide. He left letters behind which
W. P. Tucker, who recently bought
tor from Linn County is getting
a place near here, has returned to
show that he was driven to commit
PICKLED TIES.
mention as a candidate for tbe
Newport lo spend, the winter, hut will
the act through contemplation of
Ten thousand railroad ties that
democratic nomination.
be back early in Die apring.
the life that seemed in store for his have been "pickling” in Great
For Sale Touloua’gee*.-. $4 per pair.
A farm on wheels is practically little boy and bis two little girls. Salt Lake, Utah, for the last three
Waldo
Miller, Box I7ti, Cottage Grove,
wbat tbe O. R. & N. special dem­ He saw that the present system years have just lieen removed from
Phone Farmer*. 2tiX.
onstration train to Morrow, Sher­ could offer them nothing better that body of highly mineralized
Elmer I.. Doolittle left Sunday for
man and Gilliam counties will be than a chance to become industrial water and are now lieing transjiort-
Old Mexico. He i* superintendent of
next month. It has lieen termed slaves and could not even guaran- ed to Hazen, Nevada, there to lie
AND
a mining property there and may re­
the "H o g and Field Pea Special,” tee with certainty the poorest kind given a trial on the Hazen cut off
main for *ome time.
it to inform you that
and one car will be fitted up to rep­ of living, no matter how willing to of the Southern Pacific company,
Attention Mothers; Let us outfit
resent the ideas in raising bogs. work they might be.
your boy* and girla for sehnol; warm
“ Pickling” railroad ties in the
underwear, hosiery, sweaters, aviation
Another car will be a miniature
Now it is not a question whether Great Salt Lake is by no means a
caps,
hoy* suit*, misses coats and the
is still doing business at the
poultry yard, while a third will the man did wrong. It is useless new exjieriment on the part of the
well tested "Teas-Ted” school shoe.
old stand with the largest
show methods o f raising and feed­ to discuss that. The question for railroad company,
j Burk holder-Woods (U>.
stork of
ing field peas. Several instructors consideration is why should we tol-
There are ties in the old Proin-
Mr. and Mr*. K. (’. Look wood re-
NEW AND
from the Oregon Agricultural Col­ erate a system that drives men to ontory line of the Central Pacific
¡ turned the past week from Portland,
DRUGS
AND
TOILET
lege will lie on board to deliver lec­ such desperation? There is noth- Railway, which were placed there-
j Mr*. Lockwood had «pent sume time
SECOND HAND
ARTICLES
j at the Mpring* at Gearhart.
tures to the farmers along the way ing in the letters the poor wretch 40 years ago and have not decayed,
Mrs. Sarah Parker ia viaiting rela­
and give demonstrations of the best left behind to show that be had proving the preservative qualities
in the city. A w ord to the
tive* at Albany. She will he gone
methods. When the train reaches ever been given to understand that of the salt formation in which they
wise is sufheent.
two or three weeka.
Arlington, a covention o f the Tri- a better social order is possible and “ pickled” for years before being
M. A. (touch, of Eugene, wa* in Cot­
County Development Congress will probable, even within the time be laid on the roadlied. Piling is also
tage
Grove a couple day» of the past
be held.
might have lived. In all prohabil- .being preserved in this lake as ex-
week.
Domestic and
Foreign Woolens
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authori/.cd local IVleaS-
uring Bureau for tlie
famous Royal I ailors of
$ 15 .
C 3TC prepared to
give you the utmost in
tailoring at $20, $ 2 5 ,
$ $ 3 3 0 0 and
Rack-
and $ $ 3 3 5 5 . . Back­
ed hy the Royal Fail-
lute fit and satisfaction,
or no sale.
Geo. Bohlman
THIS
Benson's Pharmacy
Benson's Pharmacy
Rees - Wallace Co.
HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
SHELF HARDWARE
Knowles & Gräber
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