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T ?/>e Cottage Grove Sentinel A W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R W IT H GRANT. Publishers :: BEOE PLE N T Y Q / *B A C K B O N E : ELBERT 8 6 0 6 . Editor 1 a w fu l ig o n y , his features distorted, his eves starting from their socket* as he choked and strangled ou the fumes o f sulphur and biim stou e — his soul doom ed to eternal darkness, and not feel that Things W e Think Things otham think, and what wa think of tha things othara think he was being 0„ Ymt .......... " ““ "«fwsîî S S S ............................. Tic ' overjtuniahed To keep it in n healthy condition char ity needs to be exercised daily, hut it Hut not w ithstanding this lack o f Three Months.......................................40 Single Copies ............................... 5c need not be done in public. No subscription taken unless paid for in advance. 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TH U R S D A Y , AUGUST 29. 1912 One great trouble with the morala of thia country is thut there are ton punishment o f larceny hv stealing many jails and not enough happy from the thief; punishment o f as homes. sault and battery by assault and Good luck sometimes goes after s battery upon the pemou o f the o f man with a search warrant, hut the fender. W e do not feel justified in hustler is usuully the man it ia looking for. punishing any other crim e by com- j An Iowa girl secured a husband by a m in in g a lik e crim e uixm the per message written on an ngg. Even son or property o f the depredator; matrimony ia becoming somewhat of prav tell us what justification there a shell game. It is said that a diet o f sour milk is is for punishing murder bv taking conducive to longevity. Anyone who another life . W h ere is the d iv in e had to live on that diet wouldn't care authority for such fine distinction? i to live long. T h e m urderer m ay fo rfeit his An anarchiatic St. I.ouis preacher right to live, but w ho has the right « » y » that “ n»*n who kisses h girl should be shot. They do usually receive a to claim the forfeit? heart wound. The goose that laid the golden egg is T h e G oat, the socialist bi m on th a back-number when compared to the ly, thinks it is unique as being the American hen with her annual output only pai>er published w ithout hope, worth three billion dollars. N o one w ould attempt to ju stify Moose party and the platform o f Another attempt is on to stab the ini the Socialist party, sh ow in g that tiative and referendum. It will ap 18 o f the planks o f the Bull Moose pear on the November ballot, and is party are identical with th oseof the what is known as the majority amend Socialist party and one a p la g ia r ment. Its requirement is that no ini tiative measure can pass unless sup- ism from the D em ocratic platform s porte»! by a majority o f all who vote o f 1S1>6, 1900, l l>04, l lH)S and PM. at an election. Th ou shalt not steal! Its etfect is to record as voting against the measure, every [»erson who PUTTING UP THE M ONEY votes no as well as every person who does not vote at all. It registers as Roosevelt m akes a great furore voting against the measure, whether iu his denial o f the H arrim ati and bill or constitutional amendment, every Standard O il contributions to the voter who does not care enough about cam paign o f PH14. It is quite n a t the bill to express his choice. It ar rays against the proposition all the ural that in his present “ m oral” forces o f unconcern, apathy, non-pa im b roglio he should wish such triotism and discontent, It would set things kept quiet and that heshould up a process that would make it ex Pastern millionaires are selling their refuse the dem and o f L a l'o lle tte intention or possibility o f m a k in g a tremely difficult to pass an initiative yachts. They probably don't want to to tell who put up three m illons o f profit on the business it does. W h y , measuie at all. be at sea again when a financial storm The proposal should be beaten. Its dollars to finance his recent “ recep- bless vour hearts, if that is the on ly comes along. pasaage would be a knife plunge into tiv e ” cam paign, but any voter con- qu alification necessary for a S ocia l While some say congress does not do the vitals o f direct legislation. It is versant with politics know s from ist newspaper, they are scattered its duty, there are some duties that the the most serious attack yet made on the very nature o f things that such far and w ide over this broad land public seem to be willing to have con- the system.—Oregon Journal. contributions must have been m ade o f ours. Th ere is nothing unique, gressmen abolish. T h e Journal is one o f the stron g I f we value our lives according to and that to deny them is to tell a extraordin ary or out o f the ordin ary est friends o f the O regon system, what we pay our life-savers, it isn't about a proposition o f that kind. bare-faced falsehood. and yet in the above statement it ac* worth much to live in this home o f the P rin cely sums were spent in the brave and land o f the free. k n ow ledges what T h e Sentinel has Others m ay rip and snort, rip and 1904 ca m p a ig n — likew ise were b e Uncle Sam proposes using slut ma contended— that the in itia tive and n evolen tly bestowed in the ca m tear, ululate and fulm inate, bull chines for the selling of stamiui. They referendum does not g iv e popular will be like all other slot machines in paign o f 1908— and between five moose and vam oose, cry their vir governm ent, that we never w ill have and six m illions in the recent tues to the skies and decry those that it will be impossible for the public genu ine popular goverm en t— that to beat them. “ contest” for the Republican o f their opponents, but W illia m the few do the busiuessof the country A Kansas preacher says womeirwear H ow ard T a ft goes about his busi nom ination. and run the politics o f the country halos in heaven instead of hats. There T h is money w asn’ t m ulcted from ness, preserving the quiet d ign ity because the m any sit back and let is no longer any doubt among men folks the U nited States treasury— it did that befits one who occu pies the about heaven being an ideal place. them do it- not grow' on the trees a lon g P en n presidential chair, has occu pied it, Prob ab ly not more than 60 per The modtrn woman who 8|>eiuJs thou W h en the sylvan ia A v e n u e — nor did it com e or expects to occu py it. sands of dollars yearly on wearing ap cent o f the citizen s o f this country from the pockets o f a patriotic votes are counted in N o ve m b er his parel isn't much like the first member o f v o tin g age g o to the polls at any positiou w ill be endorsed. of her sex, who didn't care a fig leaf citizenship. electiou. A m ajority o f this 60 per for clothing. It was predatory wealth put up cent w ould be som ething o v er 30 per Why shouldn't women have suffrage? T h e y said T a ft w ould not sign by those w ho had it to put up, and cent o f the citizens o f this great We let men vote who can't talk the those are not the on ly ca m p a ign s the Panam a canal bill because the land o f the free and hom e o f the English language and refuse the ballot that have been financed bv big railroads controlled him — and his , to women who can talk enough for all brave. business, or that w ill be financed by enem ies h id it all doped out how o f us! A n d the Journal a ckn ow ledges b ig business in the future, none o f they w ere g o in g to lam bast him. | Women must have been less sensi that it w ould k ill the in itia tiv e and the predom inant parties excep ted. Hut T a ft did sign it and the Hull tive about their age in the time of referendum if this 30 per cent were R o osevelt’s denial is interesting Moosers and other Socialists w ill | Ponce <le Leon or he would not have required to vote yes to carry a pro gone further than the first gushing on ly as a coufession o f gross ig n o r have to d ig up some other buga position. young maid for the fountain o f eternal ance o f those things o f which he boo. youth. W e are with the Journal in oppos should, as the great cham pion o f The St. Paul man who started on a A telegram from W a lla W a lla to in g the amendm ent, but w ill that the common people, been most co n T h e O regonian says that R oosevelt | forty-day fast in an attempt to prove great expon en t o f popu lar g o ve rn cerned. I f he wants to interest us, is g o in g to draw more strength from i that his mind was superior to his body. ment show us w here the in itia tive , , , , lost out. A man who would attempt let him tell us that the steel trust, the Socialist party than from the j ioch experiment haan’ t any mind and referendum has ever given the harvester trust and the m a g R epu blican party. start with. popular governm ent, or where it is azin e trust are not fu rnishing the lik e ly to g iv e us in telligen t leg is la Several multi-millionaires have re- sinews o f war fo r his present ca m tion at the hands o f a m ajority o f cently been married to young actresses. paign and that other lik e p h ila n A young girl must needs be an actreas the citizenship o f the country? thropic institutions are not doin g a Total Equipm ent W ill Now Be Over to make one o f those money-bsgs be lieve he is getting real love in ex lik e benevolent service for the R e 11,000 Cars. HIST O R Y W I L L R E P E A T IT S E L F change for his filthy lucre. publican and D em ocratic parties. POPULAR GOVERNM ENT Gratitude. Every traveler who has made the j trip from Kugene to Mapletoll over the regular stage road remembers a little grave on the south side of the road. | just beyond the summit o f tha Goa-1 range. It is enelosed by a nest wooden paling, and is shaded by huge trees It is in plain sight, and challenges the attention of passersliy. The unpretentious little tomb has a , pretty story of the gratitude o f iiihii to dumb animal that has done him great service. It ia not a human being that is buried there, but an old stage horse whose death was the means of »living the life of his driver anti the lives of his passengers. The story is a simple one, but it is touching as well. A stage driver was bringing a load of people out from Mapleton in the winter time. The great menace to winter travel in the mountains is fall ing trees whose foundation is loosened by the incessant ruin. Their fall is swift, and death to any living creature that is caught beneath their hulk is sure. Suddenly the stage load of people heard the cracking noise and the »wish ing of branches in the air that meant that a forest giant had loosened it» hold on the earth and was fulling. The noise was heard as well by one of the wheel horses of the team, and it reared, pushing the stage several feet hack and to one aide. The tree in its fall shattered the corner of the stage, and crushed out the life of the rearing horse, hut the passengers were safe. The next day « hi his return trip. the. driver whose life had been saved dug a grave, and in it he buried the body of the old horse whose quick action had saved his muster from the ever present peril o f the winter roads. Around it | ho built the little paling that the traveler can still sec, and through suc ceeding yeurs he kept the grave be neath the tree neat and free from branches and weeds. "M aybe the old fellow didn't know what he was doing," he suid, “ but it is my belief thut he did. Anyway, 1 am never going to forget thut that old horse saved me from being in that g ra v e." Possibly the horse did not know what it was doing, hut the world is better for the driver's gratitude. Register. Socialists Endorse Bull Moose. With thirty-six voters in attendance, including three newspaper men, four confirmed democrats, three old line republicans, and no less than three en thusiastic socialists, the initial county convention of the Hull Moose party convened at the court house in Rose- burg st 8 o'clock last evening. Rose- burg News. EXCURSIO NBERRY E to and cannei NEWPOR AND l o c a t f . d o n RETUI There is now talk o f turning the One thousand new refrigerator cars. Roosevelt seems to be try in g to Philippines into a breeding ground for month after Bryan d elivered that cover up the sources o f the funds «H d PP«0 with collapsible tanks with a capacity o f 11,000 pounds o f ice, w ill: noblemen for American heiresses. p olitical epic, his cross o f g o ld o f his present cam paign by the soon be delivered to the Pacific Fruit i Most any Filipino, even without a ti- speech— w h ile the dulcet notes o f cuttle fish method. Express Company, a subsidiary o f the tie, is the equal o f theb rand o f nobility that m agnificent oration were still Southern Pacific Company. The col- that carries off American brides. rin gin g iu the ears o f the electorate lapsible tanks will enable the company Rockefeller advises everyone to "b e M U R D E R IN G THE MURDERER to use the cars for ordinary freight content with what you h ave." It is o f this great country— he w ould 1 he exponents o f capital punish- during the periods that the cars are the general opinion that if the giver of have been elected by an overw h elm ment persistently m isinterpret the not required for perishables. The this sage advice had always felt the ing m ajority. m otives o f those w ho oppose the first installment o f these cars will be same way himself the rest o f the us But with the approach o f the started westward within another j would have more to lie contented with. tak in g o f life by law . ides o f N ovem ber, cam e a return to month and they will immediately go It does not sound reasonable to say T h e Sentinel has and a lw ays into service. reason, hot heads cooled in the that matches are made in heaven when w ill oppose capital punishment un- This order of 1000 new cars is an in- all the sulphur is in the other place. autumn atmosphere— and the grea t til more c o n vin c in g argum ents than crease of ten per cent, and makes the est comm oner since the days o f the A monkey was operated upon at any yet produced a re forth com in g— total refrigerator equipment j t thia Omaha for appendicitis not long ago. im m ortal Lin coln went down to and in such opposition to legal m u r - icompany ,1’ °00 car9' The late8t re' This ia one patient that the doctors crushing defeat aud 16 to 1 was frigeration ideas have been adopted in didn’ t have to make a monkey o f any der it has no false or m audlin sent buried forever. the building o f the cars and a most way. I f preferential prim aries had been iment towards those who shed the effective insulation will line the inter An Indiana cigarette fiend is not sen blood o f their k in d. It has no iors. Five years ago the Pacific Fruit held in every state in the union to sitive to the pricking o f needles or 6600 o f these sym pathy for the degenerate fiend Express Company had elect delegates to C hicago, Roose the growing fruit and pro-1 P'n** Needles and pins have no terror who robs another human being o f car8’ ^ut velt would have been overw h elm . » . • , « . , duce business o f Oregon, California, to the person who does not recoil from life. It is everla stin gly disgusted WaahinKton> I(laho an<i other PaciHc the coffin nails. in g ly chosen. Idolatrous hero worship w ould have won the day. sentimental fem ales who Coast States has caused nearly a thou- Some del vers into the mysteries of W h en the ides o f N ovem b er carrX to such blrxidy brutes sand additional cars to be purchased an- the evolution o f man now claim that the human race originally began life again approach, there w ill be an- * * Deatty, H arry H a yw a rd and The equipment o f thia character in the form o f trees. There are a few their lik e other return to reason, hot heads owned by the Pacific Fruit Express ‘ "sticks” left to bear out the theory. It could ca lm ly watch the mur- w ill again greatest personal an w outlay o * f more n — — cool, ~ r the — r> - / . T 1* I . ... j . ’ Company / w n i p B i i j i represents v p i L O L i n n can uvm J Many men act aa if they were "so advertiser o f modern, m ed ieval and erer ° e • ( »reen, w ho than $15,000,000. This new order will many” that we should think thair defiled her q u iverin g body w hile total nearly a million and a half dol- future times— the most m agnetic wives would feel as if they had com the spark o f life was d y in g out, ! ,arB> at an approximate cost o f $1400 personality o f the present century mitted bigamy. pitched into the roaring fires o f each‘ The unceaainK development of w ill be crushed and m an gled in t,_n A new paper bill is said to be the .„„„I. i (he west s horticultural and argicu - hell, to screech and scream in un- , . . .. . . .. ignom inou s defeat, im perial K o o s e - . ........ .... ...... . ........... tural . resources and the transformation beat thing to clean eye glasses with. veltism w ill be deader than 16 to 1 I bpea a j e a jfon y w hlle tlie tortuous 0f deserts into green orchsrds and Paper bills have often proven a great and the in telligen t electorate w ill o f “ « ■ » ' tron> "> "™ eler- 1<H. c re .te . Ute demand lor more of aid to the viaion. held a wv u h i h a ve again dem onstrated that tbev iiiu ic ," ,' rn* 1 *ires ' " “ W * ’ 1 them - U m « cam « h j m m . _________ selves about him, their relentless A letter from F. J. Bartels at Ukiah, can o n ly be fo oled part o f the tim e. I , j fu ry increased b y feed in g on the Calif., says that Mr. and Mra. Van grease fried out o f his worthless Alliaon visited there four days and are In the N a tio n a l Socialist, W . J. ¡carcass, and not feel that he was now at Saratoga Springs, 22 miles away, where Van is getting along first Ghent, secretary to Congressm an bein g over punished. class. Mr. Bartels is just recovering Berger, draws a dead ly p arallel be It could w ithout com pu notion from a month’s illness and says busi- tween the p latform o f tbe Bull watch him w rithe and curse in h is 1 neas is fine. The New Jersey mosquito is said to cure rheumatiam. People o f exper ience have always said that it had a peculiar way of inducing animation. A French doctor saya that you are liable to bring on insanity unless you lay in bed fifteen or twenty minutes after you wake up. There is no need o f special asylums out this way. trai t f ast ty or Eighty th of ( Act ,ated to Profit Bearini via hlitor Makes Mis Last Week. Sun. Sept. 1 $ 2 . 5 R O U N D TR Cottage Grotfe Annual Outin/ Event ^editor made a »light lilt paper in stating I tt-r" expected to y , rl> lie meant $2i»«. . | promised last week I dim» of parties who * ^rrics, here we have t 4 Son lu acres; Halt , Swuggcrty A Morn r McWilliams f> acre a. 10 acres ; K. I*. Ku pray 1« acres, with [pint Mr. Elliott will These settings will 1 have sohl. I hi tear that will |»ut arh. so wo will be rt»,iigb for a runner ,) on tbe Spray ram I will mean n big tin Glove “ " ‘I 1 belli-vi w « more than lutr . u S jiecial T ra in w i ^ leu ve Coti Mats. tirnvV 5 5.5 a .iiiX Saginaw yearling buck ihn V v . l k e i / " '■ in «Vi » a jB. ; Goshen ;25 M,f i (»wool and I>ali ¡lp t'iiu / c l'l Junction « :35 l - l i g i 't . '6 17 a m . ; I r v ^ H a pi V I unction U ily /i07 PAGE Id jU ish u rg 7:17 a .M .; i 1 i i ! H alsey /M3 a in ; S fid iti /;43 a m ; T a n g en t 7.53 a m ; A ll 40y S;3() a.in. field fence is Phone ! , »l chela has horse, R etu rning lea ve N ew port <.|00 o. p m . A rr iv e C o lla g e (» » o v e I OiLn |or »ale. K , e ,i,l cement at Knr» I Irr re anil Olivi 5 Hours at the Beaci» • pood K i V t r Niagufa Spri S u rf lia tilin g, deep sea fi siti ■*vef) ti t at Spmy's. lim iting, roller skating, etc. 0 A SJ your feed And fio gloriou s rule through d elig h t 162 scenery. »«si P“^ * * I’hi k* nglm i . * For further particulars, call on n itlivrr frre 14 all pal est Southern Pucilic Agent or u rite ,...,1 ____ JOHN M. SCOTT l phone , lour i of S r frim* ihr f G E N E R A L PASSENGER AG EINT rar l« < Portland, Oregon F ifty - F ir st Oregon State Fair S a le m , S e p t. 2 - 7 , 1912 $18,000.00 Offered in Premium» on Livestock, Poultry, Agricultural and other products NEW REFRIGERATORS FOR S. P. I f the election had been Col ays ANNUAL R ED U C E D 'vyR A T E S ON ALL R A IL R O A D S Races, Dog Show, Shooting Tournament, Fireworks, Band Concerts and Free Attractions SEND FOR PREMIUM LIST ANj) ENTRY BLANK ■ ■■ " 1 ■ ■ . I », For Full Partiniliri, mltlir*»* F R A N K M E R E D IT H , Secretary, Salem, Oregon Mr* Et « y P«*» »« k. Second li nnd ny. Second-hand lig h t I will! rsy's. Tell Spray whi»l V««u So whxt you have fot ito Spray’s column A«» ccncnitM-r tins rdlumti jet you in vthing. Pin» tllnck Minoren* si n. DeSpsin. 1 just riTi-ivcd n car Ur «hinglos, gmsl one« ltd to use nny shingles m ami gi-( prices. Sell by the carload, »hen you think salt. • fyrxv. Th» Now Way gas eii| foe* right. It you necil an engine •ml get our pri.’i* before J A Rood second hand roll ■Sie. Wm»| to give away Select Your groceries in Person ” • A. H u in c iiw a y . Old growth fir. alao •t Spray'd. occa sion a lly a n y/ w a y. N o t that y o u 'll get any better by d o in g m . W e fill phone and m essenger orders as fu ithH illy as i f you stood l>y w h ile w e put them itf>. / But a personal visit w ill acquaint you w ith u eu rthiu gs in table dainties w h ich oth er wise you m ight not k n ow About. T h e y are a lw ays here, i f they h ave m erit and here first. • Wagon*, buggies, p K ER R & SILSBY I pay »ash for rhicki train. cultivators, discs, hinili r*k,** •( the big hole in ..C»PW Dour ia hh goial " 4 <l per aack. . 1 , F. S 1" ( i'armalce has a jL*'Kht I.OfX) pounds. *'“• 1 hone 20 F 22. Hemember the goal »«id make Wh'l«’ you sleep. ^cre all medicine “ Subscribe for nT h e Sentinel 11 N o w ''hainl,, rlnin'* Co| (Asrrhoen Remedy th î ï h > t t e r oil un/ tl î r « r'"K great? Lnsday Scott, .Tf T ,e by all druggists