Cottage Grove sentinel., July 18, 1912, Image 4

Report of Fourth of July Committee '
Receipt*
Hrund A Co.................
Umphray A Maekin..
A W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R WITH PLENTY q /* B A C K B O N E .
Thing* others think, and what ws
'
L u r c h 's .........................
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ELBERT BEOF. Editor
think of th* things others think
B ED E A G R A N T . t> u b h *8 *rs
Vogue Millinery
1 Bon Ton
2.60
President Taft and Secretary Hitch­
S U B S C R IP T IO N S RATES
C. G. Electric Co
On« Y « a r ...................... ........... $1.50 Si* Month*
Johnson A Co................. ........... 2.60 cock are ingratiating themaelve* with
Three Months
40 Single C o m «-
Thi* rule u imperative Metsan Shop
4.00 the pres* o f the country by threatening
No subscription taken unless paid for in advance.
the comfort umJ conven­
First National Bank
16.00 to raise the second-class rate of post­
ADVERTISING RATES
ience. there’ll n o t h i n g
age.
under
which
newspapers
and
Bank o f Cottage Grove
........... 6.00
Duplay 15 cent* per inch under *ixty inchee; 12$ cent* per incl
magazine*
are
mailed.
The
expense
of
thut
Riven mole comfort
' Powell A Cooper ...........
6 00
inches Reading notice*. 5 cent* per line each insertion. Want ad*
the
postal
department
ia
heavy
and
the
Rate*
on
position
made
known
on
application.
j
The
Wave
word, no ad. lea* than 15 cent*.
than
newspapers and magazines are held re-
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sponaible for it That'* a mistaken
Kinter Bros.
A firat-claaa publication entered at Cottage ( ’.rove a* second ciana mail matter Burkbolder-W'uods C o.. .
30.00 idea. I f the authorities will take th#
average weight o f mail some time
DesLarzes Bros.............
TH U RSD AY. JU LY 18. 1912
R. McCord......................
......... 1.50 when the railways aren't looking and
pay them a fair rate on that amount;
Woods
A
Graham.
migbthy apostle of the sqi
Three is a crowd.
if
the postal department will rut out
Thompson Hotel
........... 2.00
deal" would have done under
its
philanthropy and stop printing en­
Knowles A Graber
. 1
The third party— Roosevelt
circumstances. Can anyone in
¡Geo. 0. Knowles
2.50: velope* for nothing and charge to con­
ine Terrible Teddy tempering
' Kecs-W allace Co..............
15.00 ! gress and other departments of the
government regular postage on franked
Hampton
A
Co.
Cupid is keeping things bum* wind to the shorn lamb.
Picture
mail; much of which isn't even second
..........
2.50
F'rank
Woodruff
mltig around the Grove.
him as he ordered Mrs Morris
(ti t them at
class
matter; if the department will
S. K. McGavran
......... 2 H
dragged
out of the
executive
do
these
things
and
leave
the
aceond
|
.10.00
J. F\ Spray
With Federal Judge Hanford offices;
read
bis
fulminations Wynne A Woods
6.00 1 class rate* alone, there will be no
formally impeached by the House I evoked by the *T>ear Maria" let Parker A Sons .
1.00 danger o f a postal deficit.
Committee and sweeping reduc­ ters. and then picture him, if yot f C. G. Mfg Co
“ A Chicago judge has recently de
1.00
5 00 I cided that the rights of a wife do not
tions in rates of express companies can. moderating his language to I Ice Plant
........ 1.00 extend to warming her cold feet upon
and changes in mode of doing busi- M ve the tilin g s of a woman in bis G.F. King
Nuf-Ced
House Furnishers
Phone 6
2.50 the person of her husband," say* an
O. Jt S. E. R.R.
ness ordered by the Interstate j audience
2.50! exchange. This judge protably does
Brown Lumber Co.
Commerce Commission, it begins
2.50 not know that to allow your better half
Dr. C. E. Froat ......
IS HE GUILTY?
to look as if the dear people bad
1.00 to refrigerate your spinal column with
Harvey Taylor
... 2.501 her pedal extremities without com­
not been entirely forgotten after
By a vote of 55 to 28, Billy Lori- Dr. F. L. Ingram
Drain Driblets.
HOME ENDORSEMENT
. . . . 1.00 plaint on your part, ia the surest way
all.
mer has been expunged from the Lincoln Taylor
Thoa.
A.
Msy
ia
in
charge
o
f
the
S.
1.06 of proving that your love ia still
E. R. Spencer
Senate of the United States upon
P. station during the absence of Mr
Hundreds of Cottugr Grove Citizens
2.00 warm.
¡Parkers Bakery
W H A T WOULD H A PPE N
iW’ ilcox while the latter is on a vara-
the sayso ot its own members. R. J. Legal
We have noticed several news item*
l.ou
Can Tell You All About It.
; lion of three month*.
Roosevelt is against the bosses, The finis to the great struggle
.... 2.00 of late telling about physicians leaving
Spriggs Bros.
J.
Peterson has sold to Polly A
and deserves commendation tbt-re- waged for a senatorial toga was B. R. Job
2.181 some of iheir tool* inside their patients
Ilorne endorsement, the public ex­
after »[«ration *. This practice should Remington hits l ami 2, block 5, Krrw*
2.00
tor; be is against packed couven* dramatic in the extreme.
J.
E.
Young
Ben
pression of Cottage Grove |>eople,
hardly
be
encouraged.
Besides
being
,on
■
addition,
for
HI*».
la »
tions. and deserves credit therefor; Tillman, battle scarred veteran of H. H. P etrie...................
should be evidence beyond dispute tor
The Pass Creek road has been
1.00 rather inconvenient for tbe patient to
he is against slates and any at­ many a political campaign, fero­ Steve Burton.
be toting a lot of hardware around in- thoroughly repaired and it ia aa good every Cottage Grove reader. Surely
The Sentinel................... ..........5.00
the experience of frienda ard neigh­
tempt at a frameup, be believes in cious and bloodthirsty, standing on
e of him, we should think there aa a joy ride to go through there now.
.. .. 1.50
F. W. Robbins................
bors, cheerfully given by them, w ill
the rule of the people, and de­ the brink of the grave, shed tears A. Hamloth
L M would be danger of the tools being in-
The county rock crusher has been re­
carry more weight than the utterance»
serves due credit therefor.
O f of sympathy as the blond boss H. A. M iller.................... ......... l.o d
turned to Drain and will be used fur
of strangers residing In faraway plaraa.
work in thia part of the county.
course he is not bossing the third marched defiantly out of tbe halls J. H. Chamber* ............. ..........2.00
Read the following :
You can't blame a formelry hen­
1.00
J. H. Sneed has purchased the M Mrs. J. 11. Shortridge, Cottage
party, the convention is not to lie of congress, the wielder of the Ray Awbrey...................... ......
Brumfield Bros. ............. . ........ 1.00 pecked husband for being afraid of hia acres with cottage from Polly A. Rem­
Grove, (Ire., saya: “ Since 1 publicly
packed for any candidate, there pitchfork declaring that he still be­
M. C. Cochran . ............. ........ 1.00 wife's ghost.
ington, the consideration said to be recommended Doan's Kidney Pills two
will be no slate, there will be no lieved in tbe integrity of the e x ­ C . L. Hoxie
2.00 ; The price of goods seems to be regu- $ 6 <*>.
years ago, I have taken them off and
understanding between leaders be­ pelled member
2.00 ■ ted by the law of supply and demand
C.
W.
Beals
...................
Lorimer protested
Marshal King in cutting the grass on and they have always benefitted rite,
and profits.
1 00
O. F. Demurest..................
forehand as to any candidate— but his own innocence to the end.
and weeds in the upper end of town 1 was all run down from kidney and
1.00
W.
W.
Oglesby..................
The
man who thinks he ia called to
if Roosevelt should not happen to
bladder trouble ami often my back was
and the street looks better.
With 28 of his colleagues be­
Swengel Hardwre Co........ ........ 5.00 || rrve the people in a political way has
so
weak a 'd lame that 1 could hardly
be nominated as the candidate of lieving in his innocence after being
Uua. Peret, a Yoncalla loy, with
2.50
vivid imagination.
Barker A Eddy.................
I had headaches and the
1 The Peters Cartridge Co. o f San Fran­ get around.
that third party, is there anyone familiarized with the evidence, and H. Spoelstra.................... .......... 1.00
Who's afraid of a tariff war? Our
cisco. gave a marvelous exhibition of kidney secretions annoyed ine. After
willing to take a chance on predict­ knowing that many votes cast Somers A Taylor............. ......... 2 00
sriff walls are high enough to keep
good shots last week to a fair crowd of 1 had taken a number of remedies
........ 2.00 ut the moat agile enemy.
Allison
A
Hastings
........
ing what is likely to happen’
against the Senator were so cast to
without benefit, I was told about
experts
and others.
. 7 50
M. Veatch
........
Doan's Kidney Pills and deriding to
The man who does everything hia
•ave the polihcal necks of those so
Thos.
Krewson
has
!>ecn
appointed
H. C. Madsen ............... ........ 2.00 I rife wants him to is a loving, devoted
try
them, I procured a supply at Ben­
OREGON’S MUD HOLES
casting them, the layman is put at Ladies Toggery ................ ......... 2.110
Justice of the Peace to fill the unex­
Tbe contents of
I can tell you that your roads are bis wits end to reach a decision in Arcade Theater .............. ..........5.00 1 ubby, but hasn't stamina enough to pired term of C. W. Bucher, resigned. son's Drug Store.
three
boxes
improved
my condltionn In
ver
amount
to
much.
more than a joke in part*. The run
Mr. Krewson is a candidate for the
the case, espec ially wb--n knowing D. Scholl......................... .......... 1.00 '
every way. I have often told other
It
would
be
easy
for
a
man
to
make
between Roaeburg and Cottage Grove
same office at the fall election.
J. A! Wright ................... .......... 2.00
liersona how effective Doan's Kidney
waa awful. Tbe road for nine miles that, guilty or innocent, the fight H. J. Sfcinn...................... ........ 1.00, is wife believe he ia keeping all hia
Miss Lidia Itenefiel and Mr. C. S. Pills are in canes of kidney complaint."
agaius>
Lorimt-r
was
started
out
of
from Comstock to Cottage Grove was
Webber were married at the home of
John Medley ...... .............. ......... 1.091
F'or sale by all dealer*. Price 50
one mod bole op to the hub* ali the pure spite.
5.00
the bride's parents in Drain Wednes­ cents.
C. D Brainard
...........
F'ostrr Milburn Co., Buffalo,
way. Tbe road overseer said they had
We
have
never
seen
an
heiress
that
It is peculiar to think that all W. O. Wilson.................... ......... 1.00
day evening, June 26, 1912, at M o'clock. New York, sole agents for the United
nad rain daily for two week*, which
looked good enough to eat They will be at home to their friends
that money could have been spent Eagle Cigar Store ........... ........ 10.00 Í
Stales.
account* for acme of it, but the road
........
2.50
j
after August 1, at Hyon, California.
New
Era
Drug
Co
...........
Reinemla-r the name lK>an'a and
would be bad under any condition* un­ in the interests of tbe candidacy of Commission House........... ........ 1.00 «
Senator Bean of Eugene was here take no other.
j 18 25
Mr.
Lorimer
without
his
knowing
til it ha* been macadamized.
Now a scientist claims limburger last week. He thinks the failure of
C. G. Creamery ............. ........ lo.ool
it.
It
is
also
peculiar
that
a
man
The above is tbe statement of
J. E. Ostrander..............
1.60 c leese makes brains. We would hardly the Port of Umpqua project waa a mis­
moral Milne A McQueen............. ........2.00 * zpect pure, sweet thoughts to ema- fortune to Drain ami one that many of
Charles Snyder, ol Pasadena, who of Lonm er’s exemplary
those who voted against it are now
made the trip from bis borne to the habits could have committed such Simeral A VanDenburg ... ......... 2.50, r ste from that kind of a brain.
2.00 j
H. D. Lincoln...................
\ sorry for.
a
bald
faced
larceny
of
a
seat
in
tbe
The
Pullman
company
has
issued
a
Elk's Carnival in Portland in his
C. A. Hedrick................... ........ 2.60 Í :atement from which we extract the
That simple remedies are Iwat ha*
Old clean raga wanted at thia office.
auto de luxe. The quotation is Senate.
10.00 ;
Oregon Woolen Mills........
again been proven. The New Flra
W ho can solve tbe puzzle and Cottage H otel...................
2.60 o
taken from the Oregonian.
Druggist reports that many Cottage
Bank Deposits Growing in Oregon. Grove people are receiving quirk bene­
back
bis answer up with conclusive A. J. Armstrong.............. ........ 2.50 "
Oregon is enjoying the same ex­
They
are
going
the
limit
at
Monte
An increase of $4,068,836.07 In the de- fit from simple buckthorn bark, glycer­
2.60 '
Sterling Feed Co..............
periences as all newly and rapidly evidence?
irlo. The proprietors no longer per­ (•osita in the banka of Portland between
2.50
Jensen Jr Walker ..
ine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika, the
developing states
Its highways
mit men to take part in the innocent June 7, 1911, and June 18, 1911, is
2.00
C. G. Laundry___
German ap|>cndirilia remedy. A sin­
JUDGE LIN D SE Y IN TROUBLE
are sadly inadequate to the new
2.50 little games that are carried on there shown in the report o f Sujierintendent gle dime helps sour stomach, gas on
P. Hohl.................
Judge Lindsey, of the Denver
and ever increasing demands upon
6.00 unless immaculately attired in spike j of Banka Wright, which was completed the stomach and constipation instantly
Chas. Matthews. .
Juvenile Court, is in a sorry pickle. Geo. Bohlman........
1.00 tail coat and complete evening dress. today aa far as Portland banka are con- because this simple mixture antisep-
them. This deficiency in Oregon
Raymond Duncan'* wife ia trying to cerned. The total deposits with the ticizca the digestive organs and draws
The Judge is an ardent apostle of A. L. Monroe............................... 2.00
is more noticeable than it was in
re|*»rt were $7.1.358.198 42, while off the impuritiea.
W om an’s Suffrage and an able ex­ Nesmith Auto Co............................2.50 make ua believe that we ought to adorn
the development of the Eastern
they were 960,299.362.36.
ponent of tbe doctrine; but now E. B. Grablc................................. 1.00 out bodies after the fashion of a Greek *n
states, because of tbe sudden de­
Overdraft* have shown a decrease of
Cherry Crop All Handled.
H. Harrington............................. 2.60 statue, and that if God had intended
his enemies have discovered that
mands of the automobile, which
Manager Holt of the Flugene FTuil
C. I. Jonei................................... 1.00 ua to wear clothes Adam and Eve would 116.408.54. being now only $96,116.03,
was not a factor in tbe earljr in ‘‘The Beast and the System," N. H. M a rtin ............................... 1.00 not have been born without them. She as compared to $112,254.57 for the Growers’ Association says the cherry
written in 1910, be deplored the Kerr & Silsby.............................. 5.00 says she expects to see the time when preceding year. Loans and discounts crop has l>een taken rare of and they
history in the East.
people will peraumbulate around thia have increased $4,377,398.31, the total are on the last half of the berry crop,
It is a disgrace that news items lack of backbone on the part of Total ...................................... $346.80
mundane sphere garbed in nothing but now aggregating $43.699.531.01 for the which has been phenomenal. They are
leaders of tbe suffrage movement
such as tbe above should appear in
also canning rhubarb right along and
that provided in the beginning by an preceding year.
Disbursements.
'Assets for June 18, 1912, total $87,- next week they will commence canning
the state’s leading paper, but the and declared that they were as
all-wise and farseeing Providence. Un­
Prizes for floats ... .............. $15.00
der that kind o f a system our dress­ 910,063.36, as compared to $82,422,- string bean* and beets.
publication is probably the most powerless as men in the face of
Livery hire in parade............... ,. 8.00
corruption.
It’s
a
good
one
on
the
making and tailoring bills would be 220.65 for the preceding year. This is
striking way of making Oregonians
4.60
Auto hire in parade ...............
an increase of $5,467,832.71.
Legal Blanks. The Sentinel.
modest, if nothing else would be.
Judge
generally realize conditions and be­
6.00
Draying...................................
When the women make up their
Lurch’s, hunting, flags, dresses .. 11.31
stir themselves to action.
H. H. Schmitt Receives Patent.
minds that they want to vote, they
Burkholder's,
bunting,
flags,
rib-
On the ballot this fall will ap­
H. H. Schmitt of Creawell has re­
bon..................................... .. 12.78 w ill—and no chivalrous or liberty-lov­
pear proposed bills, tbe object of ceived patent papers from the patent
Decorating park and stand___ ,. 5.00 ing man will endeavor to atop them.
which is to make it possible to rid office at Washington for hi* new Cleaning park and atand ........
Some men are such poor business
2.75
Oregon of all mud holes and give double-bearing spindle shock-absorber, Mrs. Kime for work................
1.00 men that they don’ t even collect their
which is designed to reduce the shock
Bsnd........................................ .. 65.0Í» thoughts
her macadamized roads instead.
to an automobile in motion to a mini­
It seems funny that the more heirs a
Every voter should give the bills mum. The patent can be used on any Ball game................................ .. 50.00
Tug o f war.............................. .. 10.00 man gets the more bald-headed he usu­
serious consideration, so that he machine, new or old. Under the ar­
100 yard race........................... ., 7.50 ally becomes.
may vote wisely and well, and rangement each wheel works indepen­ Girls’ race
In Chicago they have a cat with four
.................... .. 3.00
then Mr. Snyder may have a differ­ dently o f all othera, no that when the McFarland for use of pig ___
2.50 heads, and politicians with any number
machine ia in motion, if a wheel should
Preliminary wrestling match.. .. 16.00 o f tales.
ent story to tell the next time he
strike a bump it can give tq exceed
ft is quite noticeable that the man
Hawley and Wright wreatling
travels through the state.
three inches, without affecting the
match................................ .. 36.00 who knows moat about building up a
other wheels, or without the blow be­ Under 14 years race................ .. 7.00 business seldom does it.
ing felt in the body of the car. The Three legged race................... .
BR YAN , THE G ENTLEM AN
5.00
An exchange aaya there are no poli­
Bryan bad prepared a denunci­ result of this invention ia that those Military equipment ra c e ........ .. 7.60 tic* in hades. No, but there ia quite a
who use it can use solid tires and ride Potato race............................. .. 3.00
ation of Taft as part of his Balti­
lot o f hade* in politics.
more easily than they can In pneu­ Pillow flght............................. . 6.00
more speech, but he did not de­ matics without it. The coat of the
Women are not usually expert mathe- j
Greased pig............................. .. 5.00
maticians, but they know how to make
liver that part of the oration. hard tires will be less than one-fourth
20.00
Plugugly parade...................
This fact was discovered accident­ of what the coat of the air tire* would Programs from Sentinel.......... .. 6.00 attractive figures.
An eccentric Iowan has purchased a
ly, and Bryan was asked the be. Of cuurse, they can be used with Printing from I-eader........ . . 12.50
coffin.
What earthly uae he can have
pneumactic tires, and will make them Expense for rope and tackle .
6.30
reason for tbe omission. H e re­
for that ia a queation.
ride much more easily than without
plied that Mrs. Taft was in the them, aa they entirely eliminate all Balance on hand...................... ..$16.86
Over in England the suffragettes
gallery and he did not wish to em- ordinary shocks.
T otal....................................... $346.60 have taken to throwing bombs. Over
barass her.
A model is now being constructed at
here they throw buncombe.
the
Frazer foundry.
The invention
This regard for the gentler sex,
The trouble with most people that
has been tried out sufficiently in the
“The Shop” Where Good want to see thing* reformed ia that
this exhibition of tbe finer feelings
way of demonstration to prove its
Printing is Done
they leave it all to the publie official*.
of the gentleman, have made Bryan practicability and a fortune surely
It would be interesting to know what
many friends, and also leads one awaits the inventor.
kind of colic medicine Adam ami Five
to speculate upon what the "a l-
Visiting c a rd s —T h e Sentinel.
used after eating the green applea.
T5f>e C o t t a g e G r o v e S e n t i n e l
Things W e Think
On Account of the
Low Cost
Shades
and Hammocks
Vucior
PORCH SHADES
KINTER BROS-
SIMPLE MIXTURE HELPS
COTTAGE GROVE PEOPLE
T ry W h ite House
Coffee
None Better at A n y Price— Never Varies.
I and 2 Pound Cans.
73/» eS E N T I N E L
KERR & SILSBY