Cottage Grove sentinel., January 16, 1913, Image 4

Man, turning his attention to
things commercial funis it to his
advantage to be a go«xl mixer.
A W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R W IT H P L E N T Y q / * B A C K B O N E
1 He tears down all social bars
E L B E R T BED E Ed.tor
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between himself and the man with
j money to speud. lie does these
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things naturally, without pteiuedi
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Display 25 cents per inch. 15G> discount on contracts; reading notice ads.. things,
unconsciously
gathers
Ciuf oiu* now amt it " >
10 cents per line; legal notices, 0 cents per line; surrounded ads . 35 cents per
tu»\s non«’ I mi stric tly n e w ««».its | , M "«’ M
ordinary coal. W «’ want to
inch. Classified ads.. 6 cents per line each insertion. Cards of Thanks and about her those whose s\ inpathies
Resolutions. 6 cents per line.
and activities mate up with hers,
hence these p ric e s
F if t h
S t . and unconsciously others are left
B u s i n e s s
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S o u t h
A first-class publication entered at Cottage Grove as second class mail matter. to form their little circles by the
same process. And those who do
THURSDAY, J ANUARY 16. 1913
not get into one or more of the
circles are left out in the cold.
It is not done with premeditation
or malice aforethought. There is
no studied intention of hurting the
feelings of others. But others’ feel­
By A L O Y SIU S CO LL
We have all lit« >*«»*>« 1 sty lus with Huaillar or “ Presto « <>1 •us. n .c sc price!
ings are hurt sometimes. A slight
moving i hum last Come quickly
to which a man would not give a
Jim Keeper was a man who had
second thought rests heavily ui»m
More silver than good sense:
a woman and a wound is made
He wandered to the field and put
that is slow to heal.
His ad. upon the fence.
“ The neighborhood can read it here.
This condition is not what He
And pilgrims passing by,
would have and the revt rend gentle­
And I will save the space rates, too”
man hi his labor in the vineyard is
He said, and winked his eye.
right in urging a more extensive
A cow came up. and saw the sigu.
mingling and commingling u ( h ) ii
And softlv bawling “ Moo,”
the part of the fair sex. It would
She went off to her brother ox
HiiperMsnr unit he has i
be better for all concerned.
And told him of it, too.
mon sense a « . l a « , .cr|.
And all the cattle came and looked
I». he must hr ¡1 prnrtiralr
SENTIMENT CHANGES
Upon the lonely sign, .
John Overholser Can Not Sec Where sympathies are with the rug­
And mooed: “ Why, ‘groceries and shoes’
Sentiment is a peculiarly fickle
Things others think, and what we
girla; a man w
bain
System Has Been of Any Bene­
Are not within our line.”
thing. Today it is against a
think of tho things others think
for
agriculture,
and
•tu *;
fit to Country Schools.
thing
because
it
thinks
that
tiling
has
not
put
him
al»,ve
turnq
The sheep came up. and bleated “ Baa,”
impossible of performance. Tomor
property on W h II street is said to be Cottage Grove, (»re., Jun. 7 .— Ed. at any useful labor.
When they the sigu had seen;
No doubt tfu r ar«- mirj«
And, laughing at the lonely ad.,
row the thing that appeared itnixis worth forty million dollars an sere Sentinel: "D o the Rural Schools Need
Cottag
Grove, but until»,
SupcrviaionT”
is
the
title
of
an
urticlc
They gamboled down the green.
sible has proven a success and ami not a foot of it is broken to the
sur«*«! that the - ,*ht ir.«ri
from
the
|>en
of
Roy
C.
Andrews,
‘Why, what are woolen goods’ to us?”
sentiment veers toward it. Send- plow, nor is the water lit for dairying
which ap|iear«si in 1 he Sentinel some into the 1 Misition w<- war.l li ­
They bleated in the fold;
rnent is usually with anything that PurP,,se!*-
the system.
‘We have enough to last for life.
Teddy Roosevelt is one of the highest time ago.
is successful.
True enough, the city i»jnJ
We
prefer
to
ignore
the
arguments
To keep us from the cold.”
I paid editorial writers there is today
brought forth by Mr Andrews, as tt is have some advantages sfa
About
a
year
ago
there
were
and yet we doubt if he could run a
The horses came and read the line
easy to see why he doesn't think it nied the sons ami diuztUa
many who felt sorry for the women country newspa(>er.
About the leather goods,
farm, but we fail to
wise to abolish the supervisor law.
who were expending energies in
Then galloped off, and hid within
A Washington inan told the judge
going
to help tti< matter -.« 1
However, it is foolish for Mr. An­
A little patch of woods.
endeavoring to secure a public that he had scruples against spanking
a man (list to |lf»0 peri
drews
to
try
and
make
light
of
the
op
‘ Harness and saddles—cheapest, best;”
library for Cottage Grove. liven his wife. Bis wife certainly has the position, as there ia no use in trying around with a ten cent istft
T hat’s what the letters said;
many friends of the move did not right system.
to force lomething ujioo the rural dis­ and a 416 Vlelrola. While«
We wish they were in H alifax,”
The automobile industry is doing tricts which they do not want.
; the jungle, most of our t*j»f
look
for
immediate
success.
The
The angry horses tieighed.
much for labor. It gives direct em­
.
,7“
Sentinel was s y m p a t h e t i c a l l y ployment to about a million |«ople.
While twenty-three thousand dollars ' I huve seen . such thing« txfrji
As neither Roy ( Avi™
Thus, while the animals discussed
additional
tax doesn't mean much to
informed that it must be suffering besides doing considerable in the WHy
editor
of The Sent mal » « •
Jim Keeper’s rural sign,
with mental vacuum to use so of lessening the number of people any one individual, it ia just that murh
The people in the papers read
more of a burden on labor. u,K,n wh.-h *° rorrrcl,y ,.,eciphcr U“
much space in boosting for some­ wanting jobs.
hy tho use of which the ton
Joe Seller’s line for line.
we already have too much.
A young man in Wyoming drove two
thing which was too far ahead of
And Seller sold, and richer grew,
Besides, we fail to see wherein the tricl No. 4H is In the hibtti
Nor strange!—it came to pass
the city. The City Council was miles alone before he discovered that supervisor syatem has been of any sing its ideas is at present:
Where Keeper kept his store, the cows
criticised for wasting money on it. his sweetheart had fallen out of the benefit whatever to us, as moat all of the preparation of a it
Are nibbling at the grass!
primer form which will pit
But the women who were behind buggy. Love-making in that state Mr. Andrews' nuggeationa have either pear in the near future.
must lack some of the ardor that char­ been absolutely worthless, or wholly
the move were of the kind who do acterizes it around here.
Yours for practical *Ce
unnecessary. However, the jaunt he
not easily give up and 4he library
JOHN oVERS
Ellen Terry says that next to London insisted U|ton moat o f all was that we
was
opened
the
first
of
October.
she
likes
Chicago
better
than
any
city
get
away
with
every
cent
of
money
A live wire newspaper i
It is a pleasure to have the oppor-. Another vital point, injured
It was popular from that moment in the world. Anyone who likes Lon­ l>ossible.
Grove Sentinel.
tunity once in a while of at least workmen will be invariably com­
and has steadily increased in popu­ don the best would be exacted to like W'e are willing to pay teachers every
partially endorsing the views of pensated in proportion to the
cent that we consider their services are
larity
until today it has some 250 | Chicago next best.
The Oregonian, for it is so seldom injuries, an impossible thing when
'T lit* Shop” When
No
man
is
as
smart
as
hi*
small
w" rt^’
no more,
regular patrons and not a word of
possible. Not long ago T m Ore­ the vagaries of a jury must be
Printing is I>one
children think he is--nor as big a fool j ilS*0
^ supervisor system could
protest was raised against the fifth 8H his grown-up children think he is.
gonian endorsed the plan to let depended upon.
"c made a success, providing the right
of a mill tax recently voted for its
the jury decide whether a first
With 5179 accidents in the state
A conscience needs exercise to keep kind of men were put on the job.
support.
In our opinion a man is not tit for a
it in a healthy condition.
degree mnrderer shall be hung or within 16 months, 164 of them
Today
there
are
none
to
belittle
Eastern profs, are getting it figured
whether he shall be given life fatal, there is urgent need for an
imprisonment. This isn’t a com act fair and equitable to both the library. It is a permanent pub­ out so that by following a well laid out
plete solution of the problem, but employe and employer. The pro­ lic institution and sentiment is plan a person can live on 25 cents a i
day. Some of them will figure it out
it goes a long way toward it.
posed measure may not be abso­ with it. It is one of the most popu pretty soon so a man can read over a
lar
things
in
the
city.
lutely fair in every detail, but it
T§f>e Cottage Grove Sentinel
Get a hi
Time?
Why Don t
Class Coat
$18.00 Coal, $13.50; $14.00 Coat, $11.25
$12.50 Coat, $10.00; $9.00 Coat, $7.50
The Ad. Upon the Fence
Now Is the Tim e to Buy a Rain« out
HAMPTON
-] FINDS FAULT WITH SYSTEM
Things We Think
C
T 5 he S E NT]
Our First Spring Shipm'
bill of fare and satisfy his stomach by
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
will remove from the industry of
Elbert Hubbard has been found swallowing his words.
the state the burden and fear under guilty of sending immoral litera­
Nat Goodwin will be an awfully un­
which it now labors and will put ture through the mail. He has happy man if he ever gets to that
place where there are no marriages.
new life blood into stagnated busi had it coming for some time.
When a girl plays a ragtime so that
ness.
No more important piece of legis­
lation for the state of Oregon was
ever presented than the workmen’s
compensation act prepared by a
commission appointed by t h e
TOO LATE
Governor.
An investigation before the state
The present liability law of the
railroad commission of California
state has been a menace to industry.
discloses a plan by the express
Not only has outside capital been
companies to put into effect rates
kept out of the state but industrial
competitive with those of the
plants within its boundaries have
parcel post. If such rates had
been left inactive because of fear
been put into effect four years ago
of the results of accident.
there would today be no parcel
Oregon’s industries will not post. If the express companies
properly develop until a satisfactory had been content with a profit of
state-administrated compensation 30 or 40 per cent there would have
act is in force. Liability insurance been no great howl for relief.
companies may suffer, but they They were not content with any
will get scant sympathy.
such modest dividend, and so
Under the present law a single today the parcel post is a reality.
accident, unprotected by insurance,
If some other public utility com­
might put a small industry out of binations do not mend their ways,
business. An accident in which a more socialistic propaganda will
number were injured might bank­ be put into effect.
rupt a fair-sized concern.
CLICKS AND CLANS
And not only that, but the
heavy tax paid by industry for
Rev. E. O. Ballis of the Presby­
the protection of injured workman terian Church hit the nail on the
does not reach the persons for head Sunday morning in his ser
whom intended. A large propor­ mon on clicks and clans. He
tion goes for the support of insur­ struck a key note when he said
ance companies and another large that the clannishness is found usu­
amount in court expenses.
ally amongst the women, the men
Under the proposed law there mixing in true democratic fashion.
will be no court expenses for the
Not having heard the sermon we
beneficiaries and the profits of the do not know just how the pastor
system will be returnedjin cancelled handled the subject, but this state­
assessments. The expenses of ment of his will be found to be
administration of a like system in true in nearly every community.
Washington have been found to be And there are reasons for this that
are not hard to find.
10 per cent.
it sounds like a funeral march, it may
be truthfully said that she is murder-
I ing the music.
The man who is so constituted that
V«» would be willing to do most any
kind of a favor for him is the one who
*eern8to nec<* helP the least,
j U is easy to be cheerful when those
:m)Un<l y°u M|,e cheerful so, from a
8t‘ lfil)h itan,1f,oint '« worth while to ?
try to make happy those you associate I
0
This is the season when a with.
The inan who makes the most noise
number of innocent and inoffen­
talking
makes the least noise thinking.
sive citizens become solotis for 40
Every
young man who wastes his
days.
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youth is putting a mortgage on his
prime.
George Ade has been hurt
A city can be pretty safely judged
by the activities of its com m ercial
club. Are you a member— an
active member?
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C ottage G rove has a number of
pay rolls in sight- When we real-
ize on them all, prosperity will be
ram pant.
!
by
Beauty is only skin deep—and most j 4*
fall. It’s about time he was taking
of
the pretty girls haven’t much X
a tumble to himself.
depth.
James Hamilton Lewis says man X
When a thing gets moving, it
should not shave. J. Ham. should re- ?
takes but little to keep up the member that if it wasn’t for this cus-
momentum.
tom of the ordinary man his whiskers i
A real booster is a man who
makes a booster out of a knocker.
of Dress Goods has arrived incl
ing the following materials
Ratines
In borders, plain colors
and fancy stripes
Jacquard Silk Stripe Voiles
Ideal Wash Silks in all the Latest Pat
Natural Linen Suitings
Silk Stripe Novelty Poplins in all colors
Tussah Wash Silks and Ya-Suda Silk D»
29-in. Ramie Cloth in the New Pastel Shad
i % These are absolutely the New*
wouldn’t have had a chance to have
Things being shown and range
made him famous.
Don t believe all you hear—es|iccially
in price from
when it is about yourself.
One of the oar crews of an eastern
War in Mexico must be a very insipid
university are said to be composed en­
affair compared to the kind Sherman
tirely of sons of well-known million­
referred to in language that has
aires. They ought to take naturally once
become famous.
to water.
A New York girl lost her mind while
The man who never gives up will
visiting in Philadelphia. Of course the
some day have money out at intereat.
police haven’t a clue to the perpetra­
Cheerfulness is about the only con­ tors of the theft as yet.
tagious thing that we aren’t afraid of
There is no man so poor as he who is
A thorough investigation of the past rich in vain platitudes',
activities of the Standard Oil company ! Some people
rise by getting in on
might illuminate many dark places in
the
ground
floor
of everything that I
the political history of the country.
comes along.
I y
Proof of Annual Labor blanks for
Don’t borrow trouble with the inten­
sale at the Sentinel office.
tion of returning it with interest.
1 5 c to $ 1 . 0 0 P e r Ya«
Come in and see them. A pleasuf
to show you
Best Cane Sugar. . $5.65 per Hi
Star brand Shoes Are Better