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A "Lost Hiver.” ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » » » < » o »4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 »4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 »»> Oregon Comes Fourth in Lumber Production V Furniture-Hardware PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY X Five States Furnish .<0 Per Cent of Cut of United States " " l Washington, Dee. 30.- A preliminary statement o f the output o f lumber, at* Spring Suils $13.00 Up Strictly Custom Tailored I have just re ceived a com p lete litre o f S prin g S u itin gs, a ll w ot 1 and a yard w id e that I can m ake up at J l.'v O aud up. 1 h a n d le the Eugene W o o len M ills good s P a tro n iz e hom e in d u stry. A ll work gu aran teed. Steam c lea n in g and re p a irin g . Bohlman tailor STERLIN G FEED C O . I O. STERLING, MANAGER -------------------- I f L O I R —Hard Wheat Brands: Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay, Mill Feed — Shorts. Bran, Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats, Oil Meal. Grass Seed—all kinds constantly on hand. Poultry Feeds and Supplies. American B e a u t y , P u r e X White, Red Cross. Every $ sacw guaranteed. ^ F L O U R — Soft Wheat Brands: Pheasant, White Star. --------------------------------- PH O N E 1711---------------------------------- ALL CITY ORDERS X D E L I V E R E D :j: < -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - x k ~ > 4 4 4 «* x k k *4* x ~ x ~>4-X“ X “ X - x ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ Are You Wise to the fact that no other store in the city carries a better or more complete line of Groceries, Dry Goods and Gen eral Merchandise. It’s a fact. See ing is believing. Come and se e ! JOHNSON C Hot Lake Sanatorium Nature’s Cure for Rheumatism You need not suffer. Write today for illustrated booklet descriptive of Hot Lake Sanatorium — Nature’s great cure place. A natural boiling spring of curative mineral water. Thousands have been cured here after suffering years from Rheumatism, Stomach, Skin, Blood and Kidney disorders. Directly on main line of 0 . W. R. &. N. Railway. The Dizzy Waltz. The follow ing ia a clipping taken from a paper 15 years ago: “ The young people who indulge in ASK F OR SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKET the dizzy waltz will hear with interest i that the heads o f the Warsaw and Green ridge aocietiea have decided that W a l t e r M . P ie r c e j “ sitting out” a w altz w ill be more fashionable this winter than dancing. The sittin g out embraces the same po sition as dancing—the only difference 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 is you sit instead o f dance. The man’ s right arm is around the g ir l’ s waist, while his le ft hand holds her right. Her le ft hand ia placed upon hia shoulder, while her head rests lovingly upon his bosom; and all they have to do ia’to ait and listen to the music.” Now it occurs to me that they are gettin g it down about right. I have always thought it a piece o f foolish ness to have to gallop a mile or two to get a hug or two. A room full o f peo ple sitting around hugging to music w ill be much more to the notion o f the m ajority o f people. This w ill g iv e the old “ rheumaticky” brethren a chance. Moat people dance for the position rather than the danne. People some times ge t too old to dance; but a fellow w ill have to get mighty old before he w ill feel too old to waltz, on the “ sit »»4444444444444444444444 ting out” plan. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•a President and Mgr. Hot Lake, Oregon Get Prices on Mill Feed at the Flour Mill More Buying Elsewhere Rolled Barley, 75 lb. Sack, $1.15 Shorts, 9 0 lb. Sack - - 1.45 Shorts, 8 0 |b. Sack - * 1.30 Bran, 6 0 lb. Sack - - .80 Feed Grinding a Specialty, 5 Cents per Sack COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS j Carlton E. Spencer Uns Article in bitension Monitor n u late isaue o f thè Kxtrnaion Monitor appeared Die follow ing con More than 50 o f the peaks in th< tact tribuitoli b) l ’ a rilo « F spencer o f Dna basin excee >d 13,000 feet in altitude, city, a scilo r and pieaident o f thè aa likes which feed the and many o f th upper stream arc at an altitude o f 11,« sodateti studente : l ite public apeech haa, silice thè he 000 feet r mort. ginning of mankind, bcoii noe o f thè Mount Whitney, the highest mountain Principal Bouree« of coiiunuiiication. in the United State-, towering 14,501 feet abovi sc; evel, overlooks the AIDiough tislay lite newapaper and Die northern part o f the Kern River baaiii magar.ine bave, to a great evie n i, takeii Die plucc of Die forum aa a from the east. Kern River r' ea in glacial lakelets aouree o f puldic instruction and en- among the high peaks o f the Sierra lightennient, yet thè spoken word etili divide aid oi. the Kinga-Kern anil continue* to he tino of thè ninni (Miteni Gre it Western divides. It flows d i faeton, hi thè deUrininalioii o f Die rectly southward about 70 miles then Dumghta and itela o f inni. The uratnr soutbwi stward to the mouth o f its can appcala lo thè cyc ami to Die rar, to yon a few miles northeast o f llakors- thè resami ami to Die fee lin g ; he con field, where it enters the south end of vince*, he persuade*, he inapirca. Fur San Joauuin Valley. No water from this reason thè «tudy o f thè forni* o f Kern River has reached the San Joa- public discouree ia tlmlmg in importali! in — thè ------------ rurricu of our schools as water quin in recent years, The • ........... is **h j [ p|*ce ....... utilized for irrigation before it reaches one of the studies essential to the de- the larger valley, and the Kern ne- vclopnicnt o f a well rounded and use ful citizen. comes a “ lost r iv e r ." Ami it is well that this is true, for The principal tributary o f Kern River is its South Fork. The basin ia divided nothing ia so purifying to the (Mililical into two lesser basins, differing great life of a people an the glaring light o f ly in topography. The eastern basin public discussion. No hypocrisy ran is characterized by compu’ atively low, live, nodemagogery can flourish, no mal Hat, and irregular hilla, separated by administration o f puolic affairs ran many intervening meadows, large and long continue amongat a people who sm all; it is drained by the South Fork. thresh out their problems in o|>cn de The western basin is characterized by bate. high glaciated peaks and ridges and by Hut it la not sufficient that the com deep canyons; it is drained by the main paralively few professional public stream, which flows for a great part o f speakers shall be verted in the art o f its length through a narrow canyon, deb ate; the hearers, aa well, must tie Kern River canyon proper is about 21» able to test in their own mind« thcevi- miles long, 1 mile wide at the top and dencc submitted and to accept o r re 1,500 to 2,000 feet deep. The bottom ject the inferences I'rswn therefrom. of the canyon is,'several hundred feet They must not be drawn into hasty wide and the average gradient is 100 conclusion* by mere eloquence or g lit feet to the mile. tering rhetoric, but must be trained to The description o f this river and o f demand truth anti reason as a basis for other rivera in the great San Joaquin their thoughts and arU. basin is found in Water-Supply Paper This course has been established to 299 containing stream measurements develop, as far a* |Miaaible. the ability in the San Joaquin River basin, by H. to present an argument in clear, force D. McGlashari and H. J. Dean, o f the ful, logical and convincing form. Hut United States Geological Survey, just es|iecially ia it ho|ied that the course issued, in co-operation with the W ster w ill develop in the student the faculty Commission and Conservation Com for independent thinking. It ia hoped mission o f the state o f California. that the student will be taught to re l [ Cheated Cripplle I or 72.5 per cent o f the total produc- i tion from all species. Yellow pine alone supplied 12,896,706 M feet board ! measure, or 34.9 per cent o f the total, ! white oak, the leading hardwood, con tributed 3,089,444. trove Student Writes; Debate Study Course — **"va Utn, |,^ p e r n ii»'' when ration D •' I' "« «mn • talion hy il» "ite » t,| Uii* . can wlwiiv« lie depend W now n every when u (Jv Cough Remedy, aid „ , real merit Fur u:, ^ Pharmacy headwaters over a hundred milca dis and shingle* in the United * * * • * " ing the calendar years 1911. UN'1- 1 •*' • • and 1908 was issued today by Let sus Director E. Dana Durand. It was prepared under the direction o f William . ||. Stewart, chief statistician for mauu I faetures. by Jasper E. Whelchel. H" data was collected in cooperation with the forest service o f the department o f agriculture, and from one of series o f annual reports regarding the lumber and timber industries. The reported production o f lumber in the United States during the calen dar year 1911 by 28.107 mill*. » » » 37,008,207 M fee t Iniard measure, as against 40.018.282 M feet board meas ure reported by 31.934 mills in 1910: 44.509,761 M feet reported by 48.121 mills in 1909, and 38.224.369 M feet re ported by 31,231 mills in 1908. The figures for the four years covered b> the showing are substantially compar able. with the exception o f those for the year 1909. The information cover ing this year was collected by apeeial agents o f the census office in connec tion with the regular quinquennial cen aus o f manufactures, and hence covered, theoretically, every lumber producing establishment which was in operation during the whole or any part o f that year. The data for 1911, 191", and 1908 was gathered by correspon- dence. and these three years do not | cover the operations o f any o f the neighborhood or custom mills. It should be pointed out. furthermore, that the totals for 1911 and 1910 do not include the output o f a n y-m ill which | reported a product o f lesa than 5o M feet during these years. Returns for about 4500 mills o f this character were | secured in both 1911 and 1910 , hut omitted from the tabulations. The de crease in 1911 as compared with 1910 ~> o f about 4000 mills and three billion fe e t' board measure o f lumber were doubtless due in part to a delay of ' about two montha in mailing the ■ schedule cards to the manufacturers ’ j in 1912. W hile the industry o f lumber manu facture is widely distributed through out the United States, a production during the calendar year 1911 having . been reported from every atate but Grows from Babyhood to Woman one, nam ely: North Dakota - it is in- hood While Suit Pends :: 1 teresting to note that nearly 36 per ■ | cent o f the total cut was reported from In New York 16 year* ago, Harriet the five states o f Washington, Loui siana. Mississippi, Oregon and North Nugent, aged three, was struck by a Carolina, ranking in the order named. trolley car of the Metro|>olitan Street Furthermore, it will be observed that Railway company, and her leg had to two o f these five states arc located on be amputated. A suit for damages was brought, and the Pacific coast and three in the south, which regions have in recent years be after four years o f complaints, demur come the principal centers o f lumber rers, trials, appeals, reversals and re production in the United States, their hearing», an award o f 35000 damages combined output in 1911 forming 68 per was obtained. Hut the child did not get her money. cent o f the total cut for that year. The reported cut of softwood lumber The Metropolitan fount! a way to avoid in 1911 was 28.902,388 M feet board payment. On what is now disclosed to measure, or 78.1 per cent o f the pro be perjured evidence, her attorney duction from all woods, while that of was disbarred on alleged subornation hardwood lumber amounted to 8,100,819 o f perjury, and the award o f damages M feet board measure, or 21.9 per cent. was set aside. But he was innocent. A fte r thir The slightly larger proportion o f the total production supplied hy softwoods teen years, it ia revealed that he was on perjured testimony. during 1911 as compared with the fig disbarred A fter thirteen years of a court decree ures for the preceding year is a logical result of the d rift in the lumber indus that debarred him from earning a liv try to regions which are chiefly coni- ing in his profession, it has been dis covered that he was an honest lawyer, i ferous or softwood. The five leading species cut in 1911 while the Metropolitan attorney who were yellow pine, Douglas fir, white brought the disbarment proceedings ia | pine, oak and hemlock, rsnking in the himself about to be disbarred for the order named, the aggregate output perjured evidence brought into the from these woods being 26,835 M feet case. I K N 0 W L E 5 & G R Ä B E R j »W -W s X V H H S X -»« » » » ♦ » » » ♦ » ♦ » » » ♦ » » The ilvt'ii Korn River canyon, in the high Sierra country of California <« in terestingly deaeri hod in UTCfttliiKij ui-t ------ . a ri p'irt just * *»* * -— i _ . I..JI |j,u_ issued by the United StHtcs lieiloglca Survey. A Altitudes in Die Kein Hiver Survey. lti basin range from a fea hundred feet at the mouth of the river's lower ean- yon to more than 14,0*4) f*-«-t on the Meanwhile, the child has grown from babyhood t o young womanhood. Through the long sixteen years, she has been supported by a sister who worked in a department store. But in a denuement that seems stranger than fiction, the revelation o f the streetcar company’s crookedness has brought another order o f the court, in which she is to be paid the original . award «.»1 _ » an additional ... . o . e f «r/uvA 35000 and amount o f 36000 interest. The g ir l’s attorney, who was dis barred, ia soon to be restored to the practice o f his profession. A fte r six teen years o f wrong, a wrong to maimed childhood and to an honest lawyer that time can never right, jus I- tice ia to prevail. frain from making judgments based on ignorance or prejudice. The thorough preparation, the gettin g down to hard facta necessary in a debate causea a realization o f the shallowness o f one’ s knowledge on many subjects, and above all, it brings to light the great mass o f ideas that are taken for granted and enables the student to dis tinguish what he knows from what he does not know. It is hoped that the student will learn to examine a ques tion critically; to learn what it actual ly in volves; to recognize the reason why it is being discussed, its impor tance; to define with precision the terms used; to exclude irrelevant mat t e r ; to recognize the main issues ; to see loth idens o f a question; to respect the opinions o f oth ers; but to accept nothing unless it is substantiated by sound reasoning anti incontrovertible facta. Ulione 3 Feed ili, Ban * IS ï Mi* tNtUtl.lt I 1 I (X SIS, 1 vriVthing Sr« I p to Dai* Give* us a W. It. I os, I'.*'. W. w * N oblrsvlllr, lt d, says-, ", lug many n "idlm with kip a fter trying other rvmeJai scrlptlon*. I | urchusnl t bt| Kidney Pills which not, more gotid Ihsn any other ever used, hut have poetic kidneys right, ('then fam ily have uacd them » results.” Take at the ti* kidney trouble.” NewKnl COHAGE GROVE1 always carryi v j y stock of Limt.l Blaster, Fire Cliy va Brick, Concrete Blodt Bricks, Shingles tnd [>oora, Windowi-tH things made of wood,: sary in building. Estimates Cheerfully When you want h rtlitM for a cough or -old take Cl Cough Remedy. It ran ifc pended U|Min and is pica to take. For sale hy Bee macy. ‘HOW TO STUM A moM valuaMr patuplltrf I » " » In i I r a ) • lU t ft p la »' Tr0»L »1 th* T Itml !>#•» »err I.JT tlnuc« j »1 u w i i t f i o f » t u n i l » la n d V* hi. » n iij « i i JOHN A. GOMAN. 1117 Drum Cut the H igh Cost oi W. H. Chapman, Winiut tells how he did it. “ My te bail a very bail rough and IM medicines did them no txittlc o f F o ley '« ll'iiiey »mil- pound, and before it w**iii There can be no better training for children were fr.-c and cured citizenship. cough. I aavt-d a doctor'• 25c iMiltle o f Foley’s Ho**» W ho Can T ra p U u ail? Compound.” No opislcs. Several attempts have been made by Drug .Store. the state game warden, W illiam L. Finley, to buy Bob white quail in the eastern states, for liberating in certain parts o f Oregon. The Bob-white ia a very desirable bird, howevei, and other states are guarding earefully the sup ply they now have. Some sections o f Concrete Work a Sprr- Oregon are already pretty fairly C IU G E G ROVE* stocked with Bob-white quail. Other sections are stocked with California and mountain quail. I f your children arc »ubjrd "W e can easily stock almost all parta o f our state with these different varie taeka o f rroup, watch for ties O f quail,” said ..... Mr. .m Finley, I f symptom, hoarseness. Givi * ------ ----- iiy , “ n we can Berure reliable parties to trap lain’a Cough Remedy a* *00t *be birds and ship them under our di- child heroines hoarse and d* rections. We are anxious to get in may be warded off. l'or Mi* « Taylor & Hi. CONTRACTORS 0 to'jeh with anyone who is in a position son’a Pharmacy, ^ 4 “ ■ * to trail quail. We are w illing to pay for the birds, and shall arrange to have them sent either to the State Game Farm at Corvallis, or direct to the places where we want to liberate them.” “ In parta o f the W illam ette Valley, and in sections o f eastern Oregon, Bob- white quail are quite abundant. These Few tragedies o f romance, few of birds w ill thrive w ell in southern Ore- the brutalities o f history are more K°«. * n»l »he people in that part o f the astounding than is this cheating - o * f a „ . country ------- j - are anxious to have them in- baby cripple by a powerful and cruel | troduced. In southern Oregon, the traction corporation. Oregon Journal. California or Valley quail are abun Oregon will not only show o ff its dant, and yet we have none o f these fruit ___ and farm birtla . ... in the valley, ...» W — illam m . niiieiic ____ ....... products, ,i.ipuutu, its iis prize I ,, . . ette .. J al- cattle and magnificent timber at the cy wou i irivc here and San Francisco exposition in 1915, but I ^ .. °" ° “ r *l' Pply i f present plana mature, the showing , u_ „ from this state w ill include the best Both the California quail and Bob- baby boy and baby girl in Oregon. In white quail aie insect and weed seed this, Oregon will have to compete with eaters. They are not only excellent children from other states who w ill be game birds, but are moat valuable birds entered in a national eugenics show from the economic atand|K>int about which is to be a feature o f the expo any farm ing community. sition. It ia strictly against the law to trap J. THE E. CITY BlacKm. TRANSF A ll Kinds of H a u lin g ^ Dra) Done on Shor Notice PHONBM Office at Saltzman’s C#r Escaped A ft e r Fifteen Ye* W- P. Broyles made * escape a fte r fifteen yean oi from kidney and bladder by Poley Kidney Pills r.-le»«^ w ill do Just the same for others- saya; “ They cured « ma,‘ backache with painful bi»<M«r 1 l*ritie§, and they d o «H y °u<^ »hem .’ ’ Refuse substitutes. Everything you can mention ia in any game birds in the state o f Oregon, yet the - state game warden can by f)rug Store, — — ■•me The Sentinel. ne nenunel. [special written permit grant this privi- ----- - —un filivi- “ The Shop” Where Good 1’ rinting ia lege for scientific and Dronm*«»*«» -— Done—The Sentinel lenti fie and propogation pur- i (»oses. ,EDD1NG Stationery every kind.-Stf
