Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1911)
cent utterances at Portland. The senator shows pretty good J5he judgment. The judicial recall is A W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R W IT H PL E N T Y o / B A C K B O N E . Tinniti Othrr» lhmk. .mil blu I hr Think too big a change from the long- E L B E R T B E D E . Editor of (hr Thin*» Olhrri Think B E D E & G R A N T , Publish*»» established order of things to be tried too suddenly. When it has S U B S C R IP T IO N S RA TE S Tho tlmt prelim inary to le tting you One Y ea r $1.50 S i\ Months .'.V been tried for some time on T h re e Months d.nf+e t o n * » . - . 5v minor offices and the defects in on u "good t h i n g " in to ta k e your money away from yon. N o subscription taken unless for in a (trance This rule fo im perative. remedied, it will be time to talk T h ere in only one perfect man in the A D V E R T IS IN G R A TE S Display 15 cents per inch under sixty inch a s ; 12* c e n ts per Inch over sixty of trying it on the highest branch worlil niul Hint's the one you kept inches Reading notices, 5 cents p e r line eeah insertion. W a n t ads. 1 cent per of the government. One reform your w ife from m arrying. w ont; no ail. less than 18 cents. R a te s on position made known on application. has given us Senator Bourne. D on't t>e no outrngeounly reniiei'lnhle O f f i c e ’ F i f t h S t ., S o u t h o f P o s t o f f i c e We don't want any more reforms th a t you c a n ’t any a kmii wonl to the s tru g g lin g ones hclow you. A firaTciaas publication entered at Uottago G rove as second class mail m a tte r. with such a result. in not alw ays fm r to juilgc u man Senator (.lore says he is willing . hy It the F R ID A Y . NOVEM H ER IT. UUl company he keepn it may to wait and see how Oregon nmuetimen be his r c l n t r v s . comes out with her recall law A man knows ju s t about what to ex- before advocating it for the peel of his hoy* by reminiscing on his higher offices. Oregon will cer own deviltry w hen a kid. tainly prove its value or else its When you go looking for something worthlessness before she gets along the m atrim onial line some one is going to g et roped in. done. is sinful and y et the men ht* happy home is a place that is lighted with the glow The proposed recall of Judge will Kissing luke all th e girls give them and of a warn), healthy love. Ingersoll said that he “ would Poke disgusts liberty-loving peo- still eall them angels. rather live and love where death is kin« than have eternal with the i>ernieiousness of those Many deseiples of Isaac Walton euteh who are attempting to misuse most of th e ir lish hy the tale. life where love is not.” The happy home is a place where all and divert to their own revenge S enator l.a F o lle tte has had his gall are good-humored and humor one another, remembering that ful purposes a law the purpose stones rem o v e d —hut he says he is si ill a word fitly spoken will often save a heartache. of which is to act as a guaranty in |M>litics. In the happy home, when the husband comes home at S teel rails have advanced in price of honest public service. night, he is met by the smiling face of the wife, which he and here is w in te r ju st coming on. Speaking of this case, the Ore promptly kisses—and don’t forget the kisses, because they You never see a pleasing face on the gon Journal editorially says; are healthy. Then hubby doesn't growl about the supper if person who is sa tu rn in e at h ea rt. ‘‘The grounds offered by the I’re tty soon Roosevelt will have to it doesn’t just suit him. He says that he knows wifey is proponents for attacking Judge go over N ia g a ra to a t t r a c t atten tio n . tired and has done the best she can. The husband that does Poke with the recall are the in Rear ye one a n o t h e r ’s burdens, hut this will find that he will enjoy his supper much better and structions in a murder case. d on’t hang around w aiting for someone his wife will tell the neighbors what an ideal husband be is. They say the instructions caused to c a rry yours. Mast wives will stretch the truth just a trifle in doing this acquittal of the accused. But. The more life th e re is in football, if necessary. the same instructions in a Port the more there ure th a t g e t killed. “ Home-keeping hearts are happiest,” and in the happy land case resulted in conviction The ten com m andm ents a re th e only home the father identifies himself with the family as much of the accused. This alone es rules to which th e re are no exceptions. as possible. If he stays out late every night, wifey will tablishes that the projiosed recall A man and wife a r e one so, to thine begin to think after awhile that the reason he takes off his o w rs e lf he true, and your h o tte r half is absurd. shoes and sneaks quietly up to bed to avoid disturbing her will he satisfied. “ But there is a broader and A man who s te a ls kisses never gets slumbers is not all because of his deep love for her. No higher reason. The people of •■aught with the goods on. matter how willing as a sweetheart she may have been to Judge Poke’s district have never If the moon is as dry as th e scientists wait up until 2 o’clock for him to go. as a wife she is very- claimed capacity, and will never say it is, how does it g e t full su often? unwilling to wait up until the same hour for him to come. desire, to pass upon the legal A girl ulwuys thinks a wedding dress The happy home is a place where great attention is paid question of whether the instruc would look ‘ ‘ju s t tiai sw ee t for an y to the trifles, and where all members of the family keep up tions were not in harmony with t h i n g " on her. their end of the evener and work in harmony. The men the law. To do that intelligently The gulden rule is one of the kind should remember that those who don’t get up in this world th a t works both ways. requires legal training. until the fires are built are likely to find the same prepara A man that c a n ’t he driven to drink “ It takes years of study for a is often easily led into o th e r kinds of tions made for them when they get up in the next world; doctor to prepare himself to te m p ta tio n . those who don’t carry in the coal here are liable to get more diagnose disease It takes years A woman m ig h t he w illing to try to than their share hereafter. of study to qualify as an elec live on love, hut a man does not love In the happy home there is a sunshine club of which trical engineer. In electrical her who would let her try it. every one of the family is a charter member. science, it is about as much as Gossip over th e teacups must he as The happy home is a place that cheers and raises its the average layman can do to enjoyable to women as aft r d inne r members to a better and nobler life: a place where no dissen explain the difference between a cigars arc to men. sion should ever exist, but rather that nobler contention of kilowatt and a Kilkenny cat. It if kisses w ere poisonous some woman have discovered an antid o te long, who best can work and best agree. It loses its charm when is as hard to pass intelligently would long ago. converted into a prosaic boarding house. on the instructions to a jury as home women a r e j u s t c ontra ry In the happy home there is the patter of little feet, the to diagnose disease or l>uilcl a enough not to give in th a t they ever artless prattle of baby tongues and childhood’s happy laugh dynamo. give out. that springs from innocent and carefree hearts. The chil “That is why the people of the Young men who let th e ir f e e t lead dren are the human morning glories that spring from the second district will have no pa them a s tra y so m e tim es become poetical soil of love, climb up the trelliswork of affection and send tience with the effort to have geniuses. out the little feelers, the little dingers that reach from the them sit in judgment on Judge Som etim es a man m akes an ass of heart of one parent to the other, and by their gentle pres Coke’s instructions. The in-, him self over a girl and slips his head into the h alter. sure, slowly and almost imperceptibly draw the two closer structions are a matter for the A diplom atic man never adm ires his and closer together, twining and intertwining about them supreme court, and it so happens wife in a d ress t h a t hooks down the until they become one common mass and are indeed two that the vital part of the instruc hack. hearts that beat as one. tions used by Judge Coke were Money is s h rin k n g . T h e r e is even taken from a decision by the talk of m a k i r g the paper hills sm aller. No home can be forever happy without these little The w oman who m a rrie s for money cherubs; those whose little lips lisp the cute little things supreme court.” doesn’t often g e t a man who is w orth that you like to tell the neighbors. C o tta g e G r o v e S e n tin e l ♦ THINGS WE THINK T DANGEROUS KIND OF WELLS Last week the Sentinel stated And this is the mode of taxing that Cottage Grove ought to j Cottage Grove has to carry on have a lyceum course. This its public improvements—which week it announces such a course, explains many wonderful incon and, in addition, two entertain sistencies in the way in which ments of the same nature at the street improvements have been high school, all of them deserv made. ing the full patronage of the cit Every yard of paving put down izens of Cottage Grove. For and every foot of cement walk quick results use the Sentinel. laid benefits every property holder of the city to some de NEW METHOD OF TAXATION gree, and yet only the abutting property pays for it. NEEDED. Property around the corner There is nothing that does so from a paved street is greatly much indirectly to retard the enhanced in value by the im public improvements of a city as provement, but it pays not a cent a wrong method of taxation for for such improvement. such improvements. This method is not fair, it is The most pernicious system of not business-like and it is retard paying for street improvements ing the growth and improvement is to tax abutting property. The of the city. A charter amendment to rec cost is often more than property owners can conveniently afford tify this condition should be and many a mucl-needed im | voted on at the next election. provement has been put back Improvements should be paid for for years for this very reason. from a fund derived from a tax Not only that, but such improve on all the property of the city, ments as are made, being op and the property that has al tional with property owners, are ready paid for expensive im done on the property of those provements should be excepted who wish them, with the result until the matter is equalized. that the work is disconnected and done in a hit-and-miss style GORE AND THE RECALL. —a paved street connects with a Senator Gore, who has made muddy road and a cement side something of a reputation as a walk meets a broken-down board reformer, is a little chary of the judicial recall, as witness his re- walk, etc. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Deadly Typhoid Fever Not an Un common Result. A lm ost any com m unity in which wells have been drilled can boast of a num be r of com bination dug and drilled wells. The o w ners c o n g ra tu la te them selves on th e ir wisdom in utiliz ing an old well fifteen, tw e n ty , or t h ir ty f e e t in dep th , and drilling through th e b ottom of th is to a good flow of deep w a te r . T he cost of d r ill ing t h a t tw e n ty or th ir ty f e e t has been saved, c e rtain ly an economy w orth con sidering. As a m a t t e r of fact, this combined dug and drilled well is a p a r tic ula rly dangerous type. I t may r e a d ily breed m a laria l fever, which is more p re v a le n t in th e country th a n even in the overcrow ded cities, in sp ite of the supposed pu re w a te r supply o f nearly all fa r m in g sections. .Such a well is all the more dangerous because it is fancied to he safe. A lthough the w a te r encountered hy the deep well may he p e rf e c tly pure a t the s t a r t , con tam in a tio n may ta k e place alm o st im m ediately by the e n tra n c e , especially a f t e r rains of seepage w a te r into the open well and thence into the casing of th e drilled well. T he rem edies are obvious. E ith e r the casing should he carried to th e su rfa ce of th e outside ground, or a t least above th e highest level e v e r reachd hy the w ate r, or the open well should he converted into a w a t e r t i g h t sy stem hy applying a thick c oa ting of c e m e n t over both side and bottom . (F ro m W a te r-S upply P aper 223, U nited S ta te s Geological S urvey.) We have installed a new G ilb e rt H u n t Feed Roller. Rolling 10 cents per hundred. W A N T E D . - S M A L L R A N CH from one to four mil<>B from town. Address Box 274. Cabinet Photos, $2 per Doz. Cabinet Folders, $3 per Doz. I .ocalion and amended location blanks for sale a t the Sentinel office. Cedar [Mista and shingles for sa le by S pray & Co. J, Cal) w ith u hi from u 1 1 pound, u eom fc rei from stei pie, of u or, and ii about tw are not pareli. Hot fur ^ratios for mort* money but more for your money than you can H'et anywhere else. These special prices will not last and you will have to hurry. Satisfaction or N o Sale Six On sold last bringing lura. Re W e have the largest and best stock of Photo (¡oods ever brought to Cottage (¡rove, also by far, the best equipment. Quality the best. Albert from Sai e mployed dr ver fui bus 50 ti t hè inarki ered forni A Stimmi A R M ST R O N G & D E A N Itoit «ili NOR TH FOUR 1 11 ST., C O T T A G E GROVE o rchartl. » r We are Talking™ M arabili uotatuea long and v you a r e ru T liut la t N o ah ia In» r a n e h i a e v e n acre Ranges bulichi tu I AND • ♦ T. E. Alicene Phone 35 W E S T S ID E F E E D A N D L IV E R Y BARN I very! hint) New and (Jp-lo-Date. ■ lesola I >ei heaters In practi i treguo tin oil Ilian i Tilia la a l t Un* cimi 1er abundance aun. A ll the lim e ! Silverl* ha» broug ili Ina gn la rg e r thn atorra. |i w hirh th» ninghain this city ; th<* crup of the anil ( ’«»nit* in ami Hear tin* S|H*il w e ( ìiv e ’em . Griffin & Veatch Co. Ed Ih xi Griive, haa a reul nove Theac plani frulli whirl porteli und COMPETITORS OF SEARS-ROEBUCK Dixun. Í t í r— V, * • YOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER will receive the promptest attention at this grocery. Come and see the tempting array of staples and table dainties we have prepared. It is a perfect feast of g<Mi<l things and you surely should have some of them on your Thanksgiving table. ( hurt hill A Abeene, P rops Makes r eg u la r trios to Bohemia postoffice every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leaves from W est Side Feed and Livery Barn. Thi» atra fru it rv e r y rie» being « color when u tta in a g<» ua th è natii reaemhlea I imt Klrongl] for hearing unlil ìib.itit Thla pian aleni, from ••filatera. E sterna, on v ami thè nu will increai originai pia »tema un u no fruii. I oua colti of of Oregon un thia [ila f ru it thè ye» veur» becon to th è alate, new pianta eu«e o f nat »peci»« thè | thè stiverai se p arate ti ai produce new Mr. Dixun r a r e pianta and haa pian pine Islanda, cuuntriea. KERR & SILSBY NEVER R E G R ET S T A Y IN G AT THE HOTEL ALDER For you Ret more real comfort for your money than is usually given. City Hall, Court House, City Library, Art Museum, Post Office, Theatres, Department Stores, Commission Houses and Business District surround this home-like hotel. Special rates to parties of two or more. R O O M S $1.00 A N D UP. B O H E M IA S T A G E A a ta l k e x li ib t ti o n C re e k Ma of K. C. Ji Y O U ’L L I* < hun-hill l.a n t w< r u n e di» splen dili s u n hix pi s p u d s all | t h è di*|ilt w e ig h in g Reduced price on building p a p e r ; blue, gree n , red and grey, 17, 2», 25 and 30 pounds, 500 sq u a re f e e t to the roll. L aw so n ’s P a in t Store. C. K u g en e R 5 | miuih I s , much. The tim e sp e n t in m a king e x p la n a tions and apologies could he more profitably sp e n t in m a king am ends. Wifey m a k es bread like m o th e r used to m ake and hubby m akes the sam e excuses t h a t f a th e r used to make. You d on’t w a n t to know w hat people really think of you. You know w hat you think of o th e r people would only m ake them feel had. The man whose advice is w orth a n y thing is too busy looking a f t e r a su c cessful business lo be peddling it around. I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4th and Alder Sts., Portland, Oregon * SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SENTINEL C Í The |ieupl milk frozei allowed to f forma a hai T he milk two, aa the o f his cimi Irkutak, ina o f milk, cry people in wi c a r e f u l not I ca re fu l not I milk ia h though, been ity to save l A quart I a very formi o f an angry knock a per» people hang atead of pu of course w cornea puna milk begina I