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Some psopi« m ss the other fellow 's Balt Lake Ulty having ea|iecial weight. dren be saved, secretly wished he either candidate the President good luck as much as they do their A* the result of a three w eek's trip would have been beaten two to one. might tie asked to man a boat. through the east by Mr. Duder, recom own bad luck. XSAe They could hardly tie blamed for In other words, the insurgent vote Dleagreeableoess mendations will tie made to the city is the moat conla A W EEKLY N E W S PA P E R W ITH PLEN TY B A C K B O N E that, but stay back they did, as did is more than twice as strong as the commission of the U tah Capital ttiat disease there is. E L B E R T B E D E . Editor BEDE * GRANT, P u b lie r « several women who would not tie conservative progressive vote. Ap- gious bltultthic paving be used In ail medium The three g reatest things are faith, traffic and residence streets, says the parted from those with whom they ¡latently nearly all delegate* elected hope and charity and are usually uaed Pocatello Tribune. SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES uicn. In the order named. When we hear of Mr. Duder was sent by tho city com One Y e a r...............................................$1.50 Six M onth*.................... ......................... 76c had goue thus far down the valley are Of Taft a fellow down on hia luck, we first couise there ate charges that of life. Probably nothing equal to Three Month*................................................40 Single C opie#......... ................................6c for the special purpose of in No subecription taken unless paid for in advance. Thi* rule is imperative. it in heroism has occurred since thousands of democrats voted in have faith in hia ability to pull out mission vestigating m atters, aa ho ia to hope that he will come out all have charge paving ADVERTISING RATES the republican primaries, ami, un then the march of the famous Six Hun of the paving and general Display 16 cent* per inch under sixty inchea; 124 cent* per inch over sixty dred. Men and women waited for doubtedly such charges are true, right, and may finally give the charity public improvement work of the engi needed iu the first place. inches. Reading notices, 5 cents per line each insertion. W ant ads. I cent per word; no ad. less than 16 cents. Rates on position made known on application. the water to come up and engulf but it is doubtful if a straight W e'd like to know why some |>eople neering office. D. II. Itloaaom, city engineer, will have charge of the w ater O f f i c e :, F ifth S t ,, S outh o r P o s t o f r c e them, while those who were saved republican primary would have are ao curious. wurka, engineering ami general au|»cr A man who can 't atand it to have via Ion. A first-class publication entered at Cottage Grove as second class mail m atter. in the boats could hear the band changed the result. playing, “Shall We Meet Beyond One thing is quite apparent, that things go againat him will never make The engineer viaited Pueblo, St. THURSDAY, A PRIL 25. 1912 Ixiuis, Kansas City, Omaha and Chi the River” and "Nearer My God is, if the whole country is in the a success of life. cago. In these citica bitullthlc pave OpIMirtunity finds the man who ia on same condition as is Oregou, demo to Thee.” The sight will never, the job. ment haa uaed to considerable e x can never, be erased from the cratic prospects are bright, no mat A woman locked her children in the tent. Mr. been Duder re|M>rta that his in minds of those who saw, heard— ter whether Taft or Roosevelt is house to go to a revival m eeting, and vestigations dem onstrated that the nominated. La Bollette would prob returned to find the house burned bitullthlc m aterial ia very efficient, and lived. The greatest moral to tie drawn ably come nearer to getting a full down. We tru st their little aoula Hut lie aaya he finds it ca|>ecially adapted to streela with steep grades where a is the futility of human power in republican vote iu this state than to rod to heaven with the ainoke that rough surface ia employed, and he rose over their funeral pyre. battling with the forces of nature, cither of the other two. thlnka it will be found satisfactory in Determ ination and application always Salt Lake. Here was the goliath ol the seas, Bourne was turned down good come out ahead of faith and hope. some 48,000 tons of chilled steel iu and plenty, which is considerable He found chca|>er paving, but in the During the prevalence of the plague in India, and when death was The woodpile languishes while the m atter of wearing qualities, he de her magnificent, massive hull; 900 satisfaction to friends of the presi- reaping his blackened harvest in swaths, a number of officers in the British men talk politics. clsrod, they were not satisfsrto ry end army formed a Club of IVspair. They felt themselves doomed—cut off feet long, 175 feet in height, 100 dent, whom he perniciously op- A man ia always disgusted w ith the he does not believe it would pay to from friends and hope. Whatever mar be the fault of the British soldier, feet in width, were her magnifi- posed. he has one terrible quality, that of obeying orders, even when such order* I man he can 't convince. adopt them. are for the grave. An lush officer in the club, with that terrible recklen- cent proportions; every precaution The selections for county and If older people were scolded as much ness so peculiar to the Irish soldier, composed the following song. Each to make her unsiukable had been legislative offices seem to lie satis- aa children, for doing the very aame night the club met, and with flowing glasses, sang the song in chorus. Each night there was an empty chair, but the remaining members turned taken; and yet she did uot com- factory, things, they would get disgusted with ^ • T h e Shop” Where Good its back to the table and sang on This was repeated until there remained Printing is Done ! life. Youth'a buoyant spirit soon plete her first trip. But it is more but one of the club. It it recorded that, on the last ni^ht of his existence, rises above the rebuffs. he entered the clubroom. turned the empty chairs of his companions to the than probable that the boat would The Kemoustrance is the name table, filled his glass, and sang "H urrah for the Next that Dies" until he It is a sad setback to your pride to T5he have stood a fail blow. If she had of a magazine issued from Boston have dropped dead at the table. To those who have read of the ravages of the some roughneck outdo you in plague, aud of the stubborn heroism of the British army, this will not ap met the berg head on at full speed, for the avowed purpose of lighting deference and politeness to the gentler pear improbable. she would have probably escaped woman's suffrage. We can't ima sex. About Black Butte Road. serious injury, but she hit a glanc gine who would benefit enough by No person ever gets so rough or so Complains We meet ’neatb the sounding rafter, Black Butte, April Iff, 1912.— ing blow and probably the sub the defeat of woman's suffrage to bad but there is spot somewhere Kd. Sentinel; I Ore., And the walls around are bare; wish to inform your th at can be touched by kindness and reader« in regard to the As they echo our peals of laughter, merged part of the iceberg ripped P»y good money for fighting it. charity. public high It seems that the dead are there! way from Black Butte to Cottage terrible bole under water in this 1 . *r>- .. it is . A person __... who radiates sunshine on Grove. It la moat miaerahle But stand to your glasses steady; and The \oncalla Times says ,, . . . supposed impregnable monarch of ’ the outside will usually be found pure rough, and if there was only SlLM> paid We drink to our comrade’s eyes. going to have a Meigauthaler. I tnj c|can inside. the high seas. Quaff a cup to the dead already. for labor at the present tim e haul it .bout lh, only th(n|l th. t out Can we believe that He who We wish the newspaper business in A And hurrah for the next that dies! ing and Ailing thoae had mud holea guides a million worlds safely in Cottage Grove would warrant such will stand up without a foundation. with gravel, then dagging the road Not here is the goblet glowing; In this country two blades of Kras* with a road drag, it would be worth their flights through space, who innovations. Not here is the vintage sweet; grow this year where there was but more to the public travel than if there "gives to the rose bud whose ’Tis cold as our hearts are growing, ahould be tl.OOO «pent after the t>eat one the year before. And dark as the doom we meet! withered blossoms float upon the part of the aeaaoii ia gone. It's all right to hope for som ething But stand to your glasses steady, autumn breeze the sweet assurance th at you couldn't g et even by hustling 1 think the road supervisor ahould lie And soon shall our pulses rise; of another springtime," had some for it. notified to keep hia road in belter A cup to the dead already. great lesson to teach in sending Hurrah for the next that dies! this great bulk of ice afloat in the Not a sigh for the lot that darkles, ocean, without chart, compass or It's the things th a t you do not tell Not a tear for the friends that sink; course? We’ll fall midst the wine cup sparkles, how much you know. What Representative Eaton Thinks As mute as the wine we drink. Many a frail craft has safely that It show is pretty nearly as hard to keep So stand to your glasses steady; crossed the main since the day of money as it Is to collect that which you of The Sentinel: ’Tis this that the respite buys; Columbus and his wooden skiffs. have coming. A cup to the dead already, Why should this leviathan come to It is easier to g et a promise of $26 E ugene , O regon , April 11, 1912. Hurrah for the next that dies! six months from now than it is to col- j so untimely an end? Messrs. Bede & Grant, Time was when we frowned on others; Did He wish to teach the uncer lect $1.00 cash. Cottage Grove, Oregon We thought we were wiser then; easier to denounce a person tainty of life, the failure of finite i than It is to lots Ha! Ha! let them think of their mothers Gentlemen—I wish to take advantage of this opportunity to him, and an audience ia when coping with infinite? The easier tu praise Who hope to see them again! hold. to you my appreciation of the very attractive paper No! stand by your glasses steady! answer can only be given over In the m arriage lottery every man express that you print. I do not know of another paper of it» class The reckless are here the wise; there, where we hope those brave draws a prise and every woman a in Oregon which makes on an average as neat an appearance A cup to the dead already, heroes, who died that others might blank. aa does The Sentinel. Hurrah for the next that dies! live, have received their just re The more we aggravate aomeone else Yours very truly, There’s many a hand that’s shaking, when we are mad the more it soothes ward. ALLEN H. EATON. There’s many a heart that’s sunk, The Titanic was the acme of us. But soon, tho’ onr hearts are breaking, person talks more presumptioua to everything in luxury—nothing that the A man They’ll burn with the wine we’ve drunk. him money than to could be conceived, or human mind the person who he owes So, stand to your glasses steady, owes money. shape for the public travel, aa we 'Tis here the revival lies; desire, was omitted. The personal When we get enough money ao th at taxpayers pay s very high tsx to do A cup for the dead already, wealth of the passengers on the we will feel th a t we can give some of this work and we believe it ahould !>e Hurrah for the next that dies! | ill-fated trip was some 500 millions. it away, there'll probably be no on* done. We all know there was a road There’s mist on the glass congealing— Many there are who believe the around needing it. tax levied. The am ount of money to ’Tis the hurricane's fiery breath, The trouble with thia old world is fearful tragedy was a warning to be spent for labor thia year on these And thus does the warmth of feeling, th at there are too many bald heads and Twenty-five Blocks in the Business roads from Black B utte to Cottage those who spend their lives on Turn ice in the grasp of death. enough people raising heirs. Grove ia $.‘1.000 and we think it high Heart of the City to be earth in luxurious ease and indo not Some Ho, stand to your glasses steady! tim e we were having some good of this people sta rt crim inal lives by Paved. lence and fail to lay up treasures in w riting spring poetry. In a moment the vapor dies; money. Yours truly, A cup for the dead already, heaven. As much was indicated A Chicago burglar atole a young TAXPAYER. Hurrah for the next that dies! Twenty-flvc streets in the business from many pulpits on the Sabbath woman’s clothes while she alept. He heart of the city are to be paved with Fix Up Your Cemetery Lou. 1 following the accident. W’ho dreads to the dust returning! will probably be charged w ith petticoat the popular bitulithic paving, the city Everyone wishes to keep his cem e Who shrinks from the sable shore? The position of Ismay, manag larceny. council having recently awarded the tery loU fixed up, and usually the rea Where the high and haughty yearning ing director of the line which owned We about our denunciations to the contract after a thorough investigation son they are not kept parked up ia be Of the soul shall sting no more. m asses; our praises we whia- of the m erits of different kinds of pav cause of Inability to g et aomeone to do the Titanic, and who was among aeething No, stand to your glasses steady! per to the soughing forests. ing. During thia investigation, the the work. 1 am looking for contracts the saved, must have been a some The world is a world of lies; of various com m ittees sent out doing this work a t 20c an hour. Muaic aud long hair aeem to go to what emharassing one, as be gether. Well, some m uai: would raiae reports A enp to the dead already, by other cities to ln*pect pavings were a26-m2c CHAH. C. LA VERNE. Hurrah for the next that dies! rode to safety on the Carpathia, your hair all right. taken into consideration, the report of while many of the saved had left Cut off from the land that bore us, people who holler the loudest for J. Duder, assistant city engineer of Wedding inviU tiona—The Sentinel. behind those who might have just the The spending Betrayed by the land we find— of public monies are also Whence the brightest have gone before us. as well been saved in Ismay’s the ones who holler the loudest about And the dullest remain behind. paying their taxes. place. So, stand to yonr glasses steady, Think, too, of the peculiar feel The necessities of life coet all we ’Tis all we have left to prize; afford and the luxuries of life keep ing of Col. Grade and others on can A cup to the dead already— us poor. the life raft who had to warn other Do not try to pick your political And hurrah for the next that dies! poor drowning fellows away or plums before they are ripe. lose their own lives. Colonel Bryan haan't even Think also, of the saved ones in said So he far would accept the nomination if the boats. The skiffs would have tendered him. THE TITANIC of the sea, 2,000 fathoms below warm h eart will keep out moat of Oh, why should the spirit of m ortal be the surface, still manned by a silent each held several more. Those the A coldneea <| And lielieve our venture into the clothing of this old world. proud? who had left loved ones behind Business in Cottage Grove will prove that our crew that went bravely, heroicly Like a sw ift fleeting meteor, a fast fly Your aina will And you out if you must have wondered why just judgment is correct in believing that there is ing cloud, and stolidly to its death. The a profitable business here for an exclusive and A flash of the lightning, a break of the captian of the boat and all officers those few couldn’t have been taken ever run for office. wsve, It ia also the unloaded human pop high class clothing store and toggery. Man passes from life to bis rest in the are there, as are also about a ia. guns th a t alwaya go off. 4] We will have to increase our business a grave. It has been definitely settled that The beet title a girl can g et by thousand passengers, 1601 in all, a there whole lot to satisfy us, but we confidently were boats for 900 persons. m arrying ia ju st plain "M ra." 'T is the wink of an eye, 'tis ¡tbe terrible monument to the fact that Why were only 600 saved? expect to do so, if honest merchandising and draught of a b reath : A man should be cloee to hia fam ily, someone blundered. good values can do it. From the blossom of health to the Why were there not more saved but not too close with them . paleness of death. The feature that stands out pre 4| New goods are arriving almost every «lay. From the gilded saloon to the bier and eminent is the heroism, the Spartan by hanging onto loose wreckage? Rockefeller is aa bald aa oil can, but Our lines of clothing, shoes for men, women the shroud— was wreckage enough to the true story of bin life would prob and children, men’s and boys’ hats are com Oh, why should the spirit of m ortal be stoicism of the crew and passengers I There ably be a hair raiser. have saved hundreds that drowned. plete in every detail. proud?—Im m ortality. In the face of certain death. A No man ought to m ake the same m is Many morals are to be drawn person may often in a moment of take tw ice—considering how many THE PRIMARIES from the awe-inspiring wreck of excitement risk bis life for another, people there are to tell him about it. tfi* Titanic, the terrible details of but here there was no excitement, The late Oregon primaries were Moat avery girl before ahe gets m ar which are now known in every there was sufficient time to think, full of surprises. The most aston ried plans on the many little charities hamlet of the civilized world. everyone realized that death was ishing thing was not that Roosevelt the will do when she gets her hus This queen of the seas, as her certain. There was no risking of came out way in the lead, but that band’s money to spend. The man who makes two blades of name indicated, the most gigantic life. It was giving of life. No both Roosevelt and LaFollette led grass grow where there was form erly marintime undertaking of past or doubt every man who stood brave Taft. The natural conclusion is but one, SUCCCaSOR« TO WHKKLCR-THOMPSON CO. do it by letting the modern times, rests on the bottom ly back to let the women and chil- that in a single-handed fight with grass grow doesn’t under hia feet. Cottage Grove Sentinel Hurrah for the Next that Dies SENTINEL POCATELLO SELECTS BITULITH1C WE’RE PROPER OPTIMISES • * * • * • Powell & Cooper