Cottage Grove sentinel., July 11, 1912, Image 4

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Things We Think
On Account of the
Low
Cost
the comfort amt conven­
Things othsrs think, and what wa
think of U m things other* think
A love that builds tha morning flr«s
is of about the right tem perature to
suit any bride.
Of course there may be no connec­
ience, there'« noth i hr
tion or significance, hut we often think
it a peculiar coincidence tiiat so many
that Rives more comfort
inches. Reading notices. 6 cents per line each insertion. W ant ads. 1 cent per
word; no ad. less than 15 cents. Rates on position made known on application.
men who wear chin whiskers have
TEDDY UP AGAINST IT
than
wives who insist on buying their neck­
O f f i c e :, >“
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i f t h S t ., S o u t h o f P o s t o f f i c e
LuFollette pulled a good one ties
for them.
A first-class publication entered at Cottage Grove as second class mail m atter. otf on Roosevelt when he asked To keep the dust off your m erchan­
him, as the great exponent of the
use p rin ters’ ink then it will not
THURSDAY. JU LY 11. 1912
square deal and the only living dise.
he on your shelvea long enough to
trust buster out of captivity, to gather dust.
give an accounting of the various We may think that we live in the
most progressive age of history, hut
sources of his recent princely cam­ our
ancestors managed to get ahead of
paign fund.
us.
When I.aFollete made public
boy at home is worth two running
a statement of his campaign re­ the A streeta.
OLD SONO
Get them at
ceipts during the Ohio primary A college education harm s no one
contest he culled upon Roosevelt who is willing to learn som ething a f­
to do likewise. There has been terw ards.
The dames of France are fond and free.
no res|*onse. In a printed declara­ Public sentim ent can raise a man to
And Flemish lips are williug;
And soft the maids of Italy,
tion he asks Colonel Theodore the highest pinnacle of fam e in a day
And Spanish eyes are thrilling.
and cast him off hia high perch in a
Rcosevell for the second time to second.
House Furnishers
Nuf-Ccd
Still though I bask beneath their smile
Phone 6
publish his excuse account or
Their charms all fail to bind me.
shouldn’t ex|>ect their huhhies
else a "candid statement of his to Wives
And my heart falls back to Erin’s Isle
be
very
sociable of an evening after
reasons for thus spuruiug one of they have been
To the girl I left behind me.
to a foot ball gam e and
the
basic
principles
of
public
moral­
hollered
their
heads
off.
may In* strained through a flannel hag
For she's fair as Shannon's side,
ity
and
political
decency.”
before use.
And purer than its water.
The m arried man who gets caught
‘‘When the juice has been incssured
I.a Follette says in part:
But she refused to be my bride.
sewing on his own buttons feels small
into
a clean preserving kettle, a pint
Though many a year I sought her.
Big business, w ith big money, de­ enough to slip through the needle’s eye Ways to Prevent Candying and
of
granulated
augar should lie added
Yet since to France I sailed away,
rived from unfair privileges, is ever in without greasing the sides or rertiov-
for every pint of juice and stirred un­
Other Faults Shown by O.
Her letters oft remind me
politics and ever is ready to place its ing the thread.
til dissolved. When it has laseri put on
A. C. Girl in Article.
That I would never to gainsay
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funds back of a likely winner who A person who sacriflces him self tu
the lire and brought tu a boil, it should
The girl I left behind me:
either is subservient, in the sense that leave the fruits of his toil to posterity,
a chisel is subservient to the head of is m aking two m istakes. He is not How to avoid ‘'candying*' and make he drawn hark ami akimmed. This
She says: “My own dear love, come home.
the carpenter, or serviceable to the getting the enjoym ents of life that he jelly ’’je ll,” is told in an article w rit­ should l»c r«-|K-atcd twice before |s>ur
My friends are rich and many,
extent that he is 'harm less' in per­ is entitled to and would appreciate and ten by Miss M argaret McCall of Al ing the li<|uid in hot, sterilised jell/*
glasses. These should lie put nesr a
Or else abroad with you I’ll roam;
formance.
is giving them to those not entitled to bany, a graduate of the Oregon A gri­ sunny
window in a room free from
A soldier stout as any;
Special privilege puts money into them and who can not fully appreciate cultural College departm ent of domes­
If you’ll not come, norlet me go.
political cam paigns by way of invest­ them.
tic science, in the last numls-r of ‘‘The dust. The glasses should he covered
I'll think you have resigned me.”
i:.,.
,, with cheesecloth until the jelly has act.
ment. For such investm ents it de­ An ajKiatle of painless dentistry now 1 ' t 1 ...-...,
* ‘ ry n‘ ubl.shed by the *'I^irge fruits, such as the apple,
My heart nigh broke when I answered “No”
mands substantial rewards. It is to accompanies hia hill w ith an anea ; students.
In w ater until soft, ami
To the girl I left behind me. ”*
protect the public interest from re­ thetic.
‘‘The most common disap|Miinlments must t>e boiled
strained
from the pulp be-
wards such as these, conceived in tw i­
jelly making are failure of the Jelly ttl1
For never shall my true love brave
The man who sureeda is the one who in
to harden, ami the candying of th r ^ e making the jelly. The heating of
light
and
consum
mated
in
secret,
that
A life of war and toiling.
the energies of those who can 't je lly ," says Miss McCall. ‘‘Jelly In the fruit juice and augar to the boiling
the people demand publicity of cam ­ directs
And never as a skulking slave
succeed
by themselves.
paign contributions.
made by combining sugar and fruit jKjint serves three purposes : to ste r­
I’ll tread my native soil on;
V
irg
il:
Envy,
like
flame,
blackens
1
jujce
„ml heating to the boiling point ilize the m aterial com pletely; to con
Theodore
Roosevelt
entered
the
But were it. free or to be freed,
contest for the Presidential nomination that which is above it and which it can (or „ „hort tim e. The ability of the centratc It to the proper consistency,
The battle close would find me
as a progressive.J He made a strenu­ not reach.
fruit to form jelly is owing to a sub­ and to invert, by the combined action
To Ireland bound nor message need
ous
cam
paign
for
votes
and
a
noisy
An
exchange
speaks
of
a
prim
a
donna
stance
railed pectin, present in all fruit of tem |wi/alure and free acids, a large
From the girl I left behind me.
° f cane augar, preventing the
scram ble for Southern delegates on the with her singing halo on her. Wonder when ripe or nearly so. Beet in la sim-
the
action
of
|
¿e,,y
from
«»nuU M m .
ground th at he represented progressive if she used it for a hobble?
liar to starch, anti it is
doctrine. In this fight he had the If you're looking for trouble, inherit the pectin and the acid in the fruit " I ’recautions to lie observed in jelly
making a r e : Do not use iron or tin
WARWICK OF DEMOCRACY of what he preaches, his lack ( backing of the steel tru st and the some money when there are a dozen which causes it to gelatinize.
sils; the fruit acids attack these
trust.
other relatives expecting some of it.
‘‘F ru it for jelly should be selected u m ten
William Jennings Bryan, thrice hypocrisy ami cant, his lack i harvester
etals
and give a bad color to the fin
Financial
giarita
like
Perkins,
carefully, being not overripe, so that ished product,
defeated candidate for the presi- egotism and his unselfishness,
If
you
arc
planning
undoing
some­
the ta ste ;
Hanna and Munsey contributed to hia
pectin is at ita bent. It should be the kettle should and lie affects
|*>rcelain
or
dency; his 1ft to 1 theory as dead The secret of his present popu- cause. His cam paign was character­ thing mean ju st put it off until tom or­ the
freshly picked anil free as |x>saible enameled, or of aluminum. lined
row.
You
know
tomorrow
never
comes.
Do
not
as a salt mackerel; all his good larity with members of both parties ized by a riotous expenditure of Wonder if the fellow who told his from defects. Any defective jiart cook the fruit juice and sugar too long
money. Yet he has made no public ac­
should be removed. An acid fru it ia
reforms stolen by Roosevelt, and | is probably the fact that he is not counting.
He has not taken the Amer­ best girl that she was the apple of his usually preferable for jelly. Some or the pectin will lose ils gelatinizing
bis bad ones laid up against him; a candidate before either one.
ican people into his confidence. He eye found out that there w asn't any arid fruits, however, are deficient in 1 | power. }>u not add too great a pro­
the man of whom during his first
of sugar or the jelly will cry*-
has ignored the progressive principle of core?
pectin, and thus difficult to make into portion
talize. Hard boiling may also cause
campaign it was predicted that THE POOR NEWSPAPERMAN publicity.
The young man or young woman with jelly. T hia trouble may lie overcome crystnlization.
Jellies should lie cov­
after the campaign should be over The country newspaperman has If Teddy refuses to give the ac­ a pleasant, happy face gets on the pay by adding fruit juice containing u ered as soon as they
have set to pre­
be would have to fall out of a six- in bygone years been looked upon counting asked for by Fighting roll tw ice as often as the sour-faced large amount of pectin. The flavor vent the growth of molds
bacteria
one.
will be modified, but in many cases the and to prevent evajMiration. ami They
story window to get bis name in as an object of charity. His work Bob, be acknowledges the truth
may
The way some New York women are result is a very good jelly.
the papeis—this is the man who has been looked upon as necessary, charges made against him. To having
be
covered
by
a
quarter-inch
coat
of
taken, they ‘‘Some of the most desirable fruits sterilized paraffin. When removed from
stands before the American people but remuneration as optional. His give the accounting asked for certainly their look bust as pictures
if they were in the for jelly making are currants, blurk- the glass the jelly should be firm but
as the most dominant figure in worth to the community has been would only prove the charges—so social swim.
berres, raspberries, loganberres, ap­
tough. It should preserve its angles
politics today—the great commoner recognized but payment for same Terrible Teddy is up against it A man is not as Dad as hi* wife ples, grapes, quinces, peaches and not
when
and should huve a gmai color
Juicy fruits, such as cur­ and a cut,
—the Warwick of Democracy.
distinctive
flavor of the juice
either way.
thinks he was before he came under crabapples.
deemed
hardly
compulsory.
ami berries, should he gathered used."
What a contrast is Bryan’s The editor with the patched
her influence, nor half as good as she rants
after a rain on account of the large
thinks she has made him.
domination of the Democratic con­ trousers is still famous in history,
Good Books.
amount of m oisture they have ab­
Gridiron of Electric Roads.
vention compared to Roosevelt’s the unwashed office towel still fur­ The library offers the advantages of We are not so much different from sorbed.
They
should,
for
the
same
A
gridiron
electric roads through­
good society to many who could not our forefathers who burned witches at reason, be washed as qucikly as |s>«ai- out the most of fertile
attempted domination of the Re­ nishes a bit of pleasantry now and otherw
parts of the W ill­
ise enjoy them . This is one of th i stake. We skin politicians at the ble.
am
ette
Valley,
costing
$S,noo,<*XI, is
publican convention.
the most im portant influences that tells poll and roast ’em to a fare-you-well.
then
and
the
picture
of
pumpkins,
"They
may
be
put
in
the
preserving
announced
by
the
Southern
Pacific.
Roosevelt went into the conven­ potatos, chickens and razor back on individual character. A man ia not When you see a man going down hill kettle after washing, crushed > lightly Yamhill, McMinneville, Corvallis,
Al-
tion like a fighting mad man, pigs received on subscription has only known by the company he keeps, don’t put stum bling blocks in hia road with a wooden ajssin and heated slowly, nea, Albany, Eugene, Molaila, Salem,
but to a great extent he ia made or un­
ready to slug ’em and drag ’em
then try to make folks believe you while they are stirred at frequent in­ Falla City, Canby, Aurora, Lebanon,
faded from the minds of news­ made by his associates. A great part and
out, as be himself vociferated at not
are endeavoring to head him off.
tervals. When the fru it is hot it should and many othei point* are to be reached
of what we learn and much of what we
be crushed thoroughly with a wooden by this new system of roads, which
every opportunity. By calling paper patrons.
A
California
man
102
years
of
age
are ia absorbed unconsciously from our
And
whose
fault
was
all
this?
defends the use of tobacco and aays vegetable masher. It should then be will develop the country reached as
men crooks, cutthroats, black­
environm ents.
strained through a double thickness of nothing else can. W ith these big im­
Why,
the
fault
of
the
newspaper­
guards, thieves and rascals be at­
Now books sre w ritten—at least the he has alw ays chewed and smoked. cheesecloth,
placed over a wire strainer provements going on and the biggest
He’ll
find
th
a
t
he
can’t
keep
up
auch
man
himself.
As
long
as
the
good books—by men and women of the
tempted to force them into doing
which
ia
over
a large bowl. It should crop in its history to be harvested the
b etter sort. They are people of marked habits oiuch longer.
his will, the penalty for not so newspapermen themselves did busi­ intelligence
drain
aa
long
the juice will drip, state has nothing to fear from the us­
refinem ent. They No one will ever be able to make the aml pre„ ure ih as
o uld not U8C<1 Thp ual blighting effects on business of
performing being the immediate ness on a charitable basis, others have ju st views ami of tru
duty and precious m etals out of the baser ones,
disruption of the party of whom could hardly be blamed for consider­ are able to reveal to th us and
many secrets and literary treasures will never orig­ clear juice may be used at once, or presidential year.
he asked—yea, demanded in his ing the business on the same basis. respecting the life that is being lived inate in the mind devoted to base and
usual receptive manner—its nomi­ As soon as newspapermen began around ua. They are interpreter* and sordid thoughts.
to running their papers like any guides in all lines of human activity A down east dairym an is trying the
nation for the presidency.
service. If then we CBn bring all experim ent of having hia cows milked
Contrast such actions with the other business, the charity idea ot and
these
choice spirits by their book* into to the accom panim ent of a phonograph.
dignified, yet forceful attitude of the country newspaperman began our village
and introduce them to our ’s funny th a t the pure food depart­
Bryan—cool, calm, no blood and to change—and there are now com­ children and our neighbors even to the m I t ent
such goln’s-on.
thunder, demanding nothing but munities where the merchants and poorest, and let them talk to all who It is allows
claimed
th a t of every 1,000 peo­
listen, we have done something,
the purging of the party from the business men do not consider it will
ple
80
are
blind
by nature. Of the bal­
we have done much to raise the tone of
presumptious for the editor to de­ general
influence of tainted wealth.
ance 200 are blind partiaans, 800 can’t
intelligence and refinement.
Rooseveit demanded everything mand cash for his services the first Here is the g reat opportunity to see th eir own faults and the rem aining
for himself or disruption of the of every month.
reach the homes of the poor and the UK) don’t use their eyes.
careless
even of the baser sort Two friends m et on the street. One
party—he got nothing.
That this condition does not pre­ w ith new and light.
books will in­ owed the other $20. The creditor re­
Bryan asked nothing for him­ vail everywhere is evidenced by terest and m eet the The
marked to the other, "Y ou look w ell.”
craving
self, although the nomination the following recent clipping from edge which everybody has, for and knowl­
“ Yea,” hia friend replied, “ a fellow
then
might easily have been his—he got the Wayne County (111.) Press.
will come into confidential relations has to find you when he’a got Some­
everything he wanted.
Any farm product brought to the w ith many a reader, startin g new thing coming.
When you compare the work editor on subscription will be appreci­ trains of thought, suggesting new A daily dispatch speaks of an Irish­
and results of the two men, do not ated. Such as apples, peaches, pears, ideas, offering sym pathy and kindling man who has made an unusual success
tomatoes, green or ripe, sw eet pota­ faith. The friendless will gain friends of farm ing in Dakota. We presume
forget that 16 years ago Bryan was toes,
' potatoes, turnips, green and these friends will do them good. the im portance of thia item is th a t it
declared the most dangerous man beans Irish
for canning, soup beans, cucum­ In such ways, this institution, the tends to prove th a t there are some
of his day. If eight years ago he bers, beets, onions, cabbages, m eat, public library, is calculated to enlarge Irishm en not serving on the police
bad advocated the things Teddy b u tter lard, flour, corn or wood. In and enrich the com m unity’s life.— force.
_
W ILLIAM R. EASTMAN.
now advocates he would have been fact, anything of use to a family.
Class Rates to Valley Reduced.
denounced by this self same Teddy The newspaper will not take its The system of free public libraries Class
freig h t rates from the Missouri
as an anarchist and fiend incar­ proper position in the commercial now being established in this country river and pointa east, to destinations
nate.
life of the world as long as there ie the moat im portant developm ent of in the W illam ette valley through P ort­
tim es. The library is a center land, Oregon, have been held by the in­
The secret of the success of this are men in it cheapening the busi­ modern
from
which
an ever widening terstate commerce commission to be
prince of politicians, this president ness by such tactics as this Wayne influence for radiates
the enlightenm ent, the unreasonable. Reductions averaging
maker, is undoubtedly his rugged County editor, and there are still uplift, the advancem ent of the com­ approxim ately 12 per cent have been
honesty and sincerity, his practice a lot o( them in the business.
m unity.-W IL L IA M J. BRYAN.
ordered.
The Girl I Left Behind Me
Vudor Porch
Shades
and Hammocks
Vudor
PORCH SHADES
KINTER BROS.
HOW TO MAKE JELLY
T ry W hite House
Coffee
None Better at Any Price—Never Varies.
I and 2 .Pound Cans.
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