Cottage Grove sentinel., August 26, 1914, Image 4

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Cottage Grove Sentinel
The English society for Psychical lie
Woman I win enough votn to elect it governor who bolicvc« in search
the soul only neighs In o
«(igniticd law enforr«>inent law onforeeinent which will not advert««' ounces. says
The society seems to to' muli
old Oregonto the world an a wild anti »only wontern stal«', whoa«' eiti- ingoigli! of au im portant part of w an.
Kens can only be kept in due bouiuU by the calling out of the militia The uioat avuta ey esigili »«mettine»
and other war-like measures.
generously fall» tu «ea thè fra iltties of
Woman has enough votes to elect a senator amt lTnite«l State« m nnkind.
icpreaentativea who will Ntaml soliilly for the protection of American Uiavretion mny not get a persoli v ery
induatritM industriea to which her children must turn for the earning lunch bui it «fieli sa tea a persoli frolli
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Weekly Industrial Review
T otal expenditure» at Astoriu to ini
piove liurlmr fseilltie* will iiiiioiint lo
naif oiiilion this yen*.
K lam ath Falls is ag itatin g for i st it«
hlghwny to retail C rater l.nke «ml in«
A first class publication entered a t Co » ag o Provo as sccouJ dams m ail m atter.
Rogue River valley.
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nml attractions.
Woman has enough
votes to cli'ct
to office state , and
county Trouliles grow rnpidly when enrcfully Hignor Frnui'is Griffon of Italy I» in
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I'ortliim l to loeute fifty thousuiiil nrre»
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Itiuil for great ehreaa im lustry.
they
stiri«cl
in
a
day
ami
are
no
more.
5 cants per line; surrounded ad»., 50 eeuts per inch; Classified ad»., 1 cent per j reputation for keeping their pledges
The IMIt sta te wool clip totaled #'.!,
word. Special discounts on contract», t'ard s of T hanks and Resolutions, 0 veut» ’
Woman's vote is going to lie an important factor this year. May “ Deafness i» more prevalent i» «-old 700,000.
per Une.
The Bill«. Hky law I» being iittui'kcil
countrto» Ilian in h o t,” »uv» un ca
she
cast
it
wisely
and
well.
in
n new suit by W. It. M eKInney of
change. By I lie »nine token, »nine men
20 SOUTH F IF T H ST R EE T
B U SIN E SS O FFIC E :
henr h eller nround homo th an anyw here I’ortlnuil on the ground o f tlepriv mg the
eil ixen» of property w ithout «ine pro
W ednesday. August 20. 1014.
etae.
THOUGHTS PROVOKED BY A OAMPINO TRIP.
<-«•»» of law. nml ileb'giites nrbitriiry
T HAS OFTEN been saiil that the biggest fish are the ones Many town» non hnving ilistingiiish power to the rom m issioner.
Be Sure to Get Stop Over
ones who believe everything they are told almut the best e.l repräsentative» nt W ashington »ill E nterprise opeaed bids August 25 for
Be Sure to Ckt Stop Over
llnd their »um her of perm anent re»i a #20,)Mio sew er system .
that got away. That is a mistake. The biggest tish are the dent»
at Cottage Grove.
at Cottage Grove.
um tcrinlly increased a fte r neat The Kreelsml F urnitu re nml Eleai
trout streams ami trout holes.
election.
Desk Co., of I'ortlnm l have unit «-«I.
Mi.lull» high ei'lioo! will be roiiqib'le.l
“ The ordinary bunk note carries M2 Septem
ber I, nml n new n n te r system ia
PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE
If men fouml as little fault with their food at home ns fliey do oil million genus, “ says u dully. Not hn\ being Instnlled.
’N LESS THAN a mouth all the schools ot the country will ; jh outing, what a joy it would In* to women to prepare their meals mg nny wny of verifying or disproving The new ran aery at Grech a in will I««,
this statem ent, we give it to you ns it loi-ateil in Mllitrcil addition.
be reopened for another year's work. A large number of tor them.
wits
given t«> us.
C««<|iiille la »«'Hing # io,iioo boml» for
pupils will be entering colleges and universities, and a much
n
w
plant.
It
is
prop«.*.-.I
to
pince
n
giant
slut»,
larger number will be entering high school.
Don’t try to emulate Joe Knowles even if your camp is of on the 11.« Auierirnn Imliim ut the entrance A ater
n«'W w arf is to be er«‘e|e«l at Fort
To such young people it ean not ho amiss to say “ Make your work nrink of the tluest trout stream in the world. It is a wise preeau to New York harbor. A rig a r stam i Steven».
The new H. 1*. A H. dorks wilt b«'
purposeful.” It must l>o purposeful to count. Any work without tiouary measure to take with you sufficient meat for the entire trip, privilege to g«i w ith it woubl probably built
nt fool of Mnillson street, l'«>rl
be
well
paid
for.
organization, without an aim, is hound to be willy-nilly ami non-pro-
• • • • •
laud.
ductive.
Buried in the tlepths of the Oregon forest, man can’t help hut P lenty of »elf ronfiden re is all right The t)r«'ii«ii C ooperative M arketing
— but you never lose anything by listen Association will buibl a warehouse
It is a surprising thing to know that many college students, and '"'‘I l'°" PU"J' sre the works ot the worltl.
ing to well intention«'«! mix ice,
Rev. O ’llnrrn, I’rof Young of the I*
a still greater number of high school students, really have no tix«-«l
of O. ami other» met nt I’orllum l no.I S
A mountain stream of azure blue, banked by the deep green of A m an's innocence frequently ha* to rreuted a com m ittee to form a program
goal in life. The future is a thing at which they look vaguely, never,
be pro ve«) by a law yer who knows hi* for the unemployed.
apparently, expecting to really arrive in the midst of it as they are on. ' ,,r and ‘''’dar « » ,h"'K
«'"Joying of which somewhat guilt.
The S I*. Co. ptirrhnsing olttrr that
recompenses for the missing of the long gre«‘n when you g«*t home. When m arriage is a failure, the cbil •liaburseil
#2tMi,iNHi a m onth for »opplu-a,
day hound to do.
has
been
remove«l
to Sun Frum-|»co, a*
dren suffer in««t in the crash.
This is largely the fault of the parents of the pupils, who ought
n m easure of economy.
Any
«ibi
cook
is
a
good
cook
when
the
hoarders
are
men
who
have
to teach them that every bit of the work «lone in their school days
is nn absolutely safe | m .I« iv T hree miles of w ater m ain will be
laid on the I'ortlnm l I'rn iasu la.
should be preparation for the future, not a pleasant way of tilling in i
a da-v Damping the woods making their way along rocky th a Honesty
t d oesn 't alw ays pay dix ideml*.
M ilwniikie get* an u«l«litli.tmI "Will .si I
the time between the ages of six and twenty-two. The school’s one MIOU,1,a‘n K,,«ams.
house.
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•
•
•
Noah «liciti't have to pump
purpose is to prepare
for life. It is not an amusement place for
thos«-
, for the
, purpos«* ot the Anyway,
w ater when his w ife wunteil to «lo G snliuer I» getting up quite a build
.
.
-
V
!
Oregon
fish
are
tna«le
of
India
rubber—not
• ng bourn.
who fiml it merely pleasant to go to school, nor yet a place of punish- shedding
. . . water
. . better,
. . . but
. to allow the
, anglers
, to give them proper the washing
I'm lrr favorable bunineaa rom litionn
The woman who gets ready in a there would be ninny enterprise* alert
ment for those who dislike it.
proportion« wh«*n telling their friemls about them afterwards.
m inute is worth w aiting a life tim e for, e«| to put w ater nml light in th«>«laaad»
Unless the student realizes this, his work is hound to be greatly
• • • • •
of farm ers' home».
discounted—it is bound to be aimless and diffuse and of no direct
A mountain stream rippling along its way only a few feet from Once every seven y«*urs xxe nre suiti A cheese fnrtory will be built nt
every tissue of the Ixxlx but M urphy, Josephine county.
account.
your pillow, a bonfire throwing its glow into the open tent, the starry tu th a ehulige
t evidently d»«'»n't apply to »«mu- The llurudon Cnmly Co. of I'ortlnm l
Can’t we show this fact to our children? I hey are reasonable, heaven» above showing through the towering (¡oliaths of the forest people'a dispositions.
will erect a imxlcrn boil.ling
it young, ami although it may never have presented itself seriously ; guarding your slumbers that is the life,
Vrr««nira ha» let n «ontrnrt for a new
hotel I» replace one burned.
to them, they will understaml it ami accept it if we point it out to them
• • • • •
I’ortlum l rom m issioner» have author
clearly. And now is the time to «lo it here at the beginning of the1 A camping trip offers ample opportunity for getting acquainted
izcil »ale of #150,(SHI doek lainils.
The I’endletun T ribune »nya if the
jear, in order that they may make an auspicious start.
with your family ami for learning what a daily trial your children
laboring
man votes for the #I5«NI tax
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are to their mother.
Reports nre everyw here rurro nt that exem ption he will lind him self tb j vie v 4
a large num ber of the fore«t fires rc tun of bis own folly.
i
J
CAN HAVE PROSPERITY
* * * * *
sponsible for the present smokiii«'*», a« The Jen»rn C ream ery Co. at Rieh
, OL.
,, GADSB
,, HOW
, WE
,
-
,
To
lose
a
two-pound
Dolly
Varden
just
as
you
are
reaching
out
Y, a prosperous Portland furniture man, has
well ns for th at which prevnileil two or j land, linker county, will have a rh. «•»«•
tbr«‘e weeks ago, were deiiberntrly and factory in »iteration by M arch I.
m aliciously set. Many fire* in the I mi.
A *2, immi bridge ia to go in at Ouk
don
are declared by rrsidenl* riilgc aero«» the W illam ette.
filled his advertising space several times lately telling how to ,ak‘‘ ,l (,fr ,he hook *" a k‘*«*'"’r disappointment than having an of th country
a t section to have been »«-t out in Alvmlorc am i R iver Roml, l.nue
the people of Oregon could have prosperity, ami his argil- •‘*pecte«l subscriber take his money to th«* other pap«*r.
this m anner, but no nrr«-»t» have been county, get new nrhoiil houses.
nients are every one sound. The following out of his suggestions
• • • • •
m ade and no nam«*» have been men
The llu rn sb u rg Commonwealth asks
by those who sny th at they are if eight tolls to regulate tax ation nml
would bring prosperity to Oregon beyond a question of doubt.
man K°0H out for a two weeks' rest ami does more real hard Gone«!
th at the lire» were actually of severnl to ap propriate money and levy
The * man
who i* never deceived by poaitive
His system has the advantage of being so simple that it could j
t,'a,, ho w o u , d do i n , w o month“
hom*‘
incendiary
origin. The crim e is u ser special taxes will tend to create con
hi» fellow man see* so ninny hum an ioua one, the
for which ia a Adsnee in prospective m niiufiictories.
be put into effect within 24 hours.
frailiti«*» th a t hi» own life ia m iserable. term of several penalty
y e a rs ’ im prisonm ent.
I.nne county oltirinls nre planning n
All there is to it is for the people of Oregon to- buy only goods Thing* other* think, and w hat w*
Two aeronaut» ran into one another In severnl cn»es th«*»e fires have only loud from Cobiirg north t«> coat #30,0<Ml,
think of th e thing* other* think
a few day» ago nnd had quite a falling been checked by the hnrilest sort of Bridge street, South linker, has been
that are made in Oregon or that are grown in Oregon.
work on the pnrt of range to.
ordered im proved.
If those who are buying goods that are made outside of Ore­ Put your trouble» off until tom orrow . out.
ity barns will be built nt I'ortland,
M any m arried men are afraid to go P lanting Poor Bards Raisas Production to C cost
gon should all at once start buying only things that are made in
#50,000.
home in the wee s m a ' hour» who are
Cost.
A
four
foot sew er is to be In id
Education
th
a
t
educate»
a
person
Oregon, the industries of Oregon would be compelled to enlarge their
not naturally superstitious.
O f the 12«Sl tests m ade on sam ples of through Fairm ouut addition, Eugene.
above
work
ia
the
harm
ful
kind.
plants and employ thousands of additional men. If nothing hut Ore­
seed subm itted by citizen» of Oregon to Albany busineas men nre try in g to
No one should be bashful about ask ­ the C ooperative Hi-r«l T esting Inborn ruiae
to enlarge fu rn itu re plnnt.
gon-made furniture, wooden goods ma«le in Oregon of Oregon timber,
ing for inform ation. Mimt people are tory of the Oregon A gricultural College, An #7.5*10
extension
of the C. E. A E. Ry.
Oregon-made flour, Oregon-made crackers and biscuits, Oregon-
anxious to displny th eir knowledge.
but tw enty five per cent were from at Eugene will tap 3,515 acres, l,2no of
canned milk, Oregon-packed meat, Oregon-canned goods, Oregon- A ,,'pk
llhoul‘l *ec a quack «l«c
farm ers. T hat ia, there were SIM) which are in orchnril.
.
.
! creditor»
tor.
There are few w ith such a disregard sam ples siilunitteii, but since several of The Salem , Fulls City A W estern rail
rem
ind
him
of
hi»
noti-».
mad«- brooms, Oregon-made pickles and comliments, Oregon-roasted
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or ordinary [bditeneaa th at they refuse them came in packages o f tw o or more roml will be extern!«.«! thr«1«. miles up
coffee, If Oregon-made
woolen
gootls,
ami
so
on,
could
lx*
sold
in
Oregon,
A
!,in**‘r
1
,ike
*°
hav*
considerably few er thnn .'»Ml fa r...... Teal Creek.
4.
consumers would «‘at nothing hut Oregon-laid eggs, Oregon-fed | your
. MurrT
y°ur ,*on* whpn You wil* nml to bow to the inevitable.
daughter» when they will.
aent seed to be tested. The rem ainder The Gobi Riilg«. Mines Co. o f S eattle
these
industries
would
enjoy
unprece«lent
prosperity.
pork and beef, Oregon-packed meats, Oregon-packed canned goo«ls,!
A man who k«-eps his religion alw ays of the sam ples sent came from »«•«•«! hua bought 300 acres of gobl placer
with him and still mukes no untow ard houses, which in turn sobl tested sec«l laud on Josephine creek, nml will put
Oregon-grown ice cream flavors, Oregon-grown fruits, Oregon-made | It’* peculiar how m any w ealthy wo attem
p ts to display it, is adm ired even to the farm ers. Doubtless n goo<| many in a Inrge «Inniger plnnt.
soft drinks, Oregon-packed fruits and vegetables, Oregon-packed
K"
by the scoffers.
farm ers test«*«! their own »«-oil before
freuk law thnt will In1 proposed in
milk, flour made from Oregon-grown wheat, breakfast foods made Home folk» are never happy unle»* A boy w ith tw o grandm others who planting it, or got the tests m ade from the A legislnturii
is to erente the oltire o f
other souree so th at probably more county ndvioor.
from Oregon-grown grains, crackers and biscuits made from Oregon th,’re w»'n«‘«i"ng wrong w ith them , gets to manhood w ithout being a|«uile«l some
than 300 farm ers planted tested se«'«i. The Oregon City paper industry is not
flour, woolen goods made only of Oregon-grown wool, ami s«i on, the The thing» you plan on doing do not has the m nkings of u great man in him. But
in view of the fact th at the govern affected by the foreign war.
«
ment pays the salury of a seed expert Foreatry ottiriula nml Lincoln county
farmers and growers of Oregon would enjoy a prosperity never before pay dividend».
You are more likely to be pulled down during the en tire year, and the office
known.
A »mail thing I» often a big nuisance by those below you thnn pushed down nnd equipm ent nre provided by the Col will build n roml out of W ei Iport.
Kuilroad service ia to be ext.'iidi'd
by those above.
It may not be possible to get this movement start<‘«l over the —the fly, for instance.
lege to do thin work, a much larger ti»e from Independence to Airlie,
testing facilities m ight lie Kluninth Fulls pimpli* thin«« *he Or«»
entire state within twenty-four hours, hut it would be possible to do Man expect* to find in other» what The diam eter of the fam ily circle is of made the to seed
ndvnntng«'.
the distance from fath e r to m other.
gon 4*nIifornin Cower Co. is tanking too
so in a community the size of the Cottage Grove country. It would i» in him self. Are you a doubter f
The shorter the diam eter the happier Any farm er who wishes to do so may much money nml the Oregon Rnilroml
prove this (or him self. I,et him go in commission will investigate.
lx* a feather in Cottage Grove’s cap to start a movement of this kind. Those who work for the wages o f sin the circle.
to
his corn field, count off ten hills each The Oregouiun culls th«« proposeil
All that is necessary to do so is to get together ami do it.
never have any back pay coming.
A studen t o f economics says .'to per way, nnd then count the hill* Actually eight hour law throw ing the Hueinliat
cent o f the law yers do not m ake a fair present w ithin the square thus form ed. hum mer into the whiuds of Oregon in
The
man
who
divides
his
hair
in
the
living. An ex planatory diagram should Then let him rom pnre the num ber of ilustrinl progress.
WOMAN S GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY,
center is not alw ays well balanced.
hills with the 100 hills theor«'tirnlly T hirty new houses und ten blocks of
go with th a t statem ent.
present, and he will see w hether or not paving nre being built nt Forest Grove.
At the first general election in Oregon in which woman will
T here are none who m ake »o m any Do not look for the bml in your neigh he is losing a considerable portion of The European war Is boosting prices N
nave the right to the ballot, she has an opportunity such as she m istakes as those who are “ alw ays bor— rn'ther look to see how fur he is his crop nnd his profits by having plant of Oregon products nml will stiniiilnt«'
may never have again to demonstrate that she is just as worthy of her right.’’»
em ulating the good exam ple you are ed some inferior seed. W ithin the ten many industries. One new industry,
settin
g him.
by ten space there sl«oiii«l be about 300 the m aaufaeturn o f pepperm int oil, will
newly found prerogative as her liege lord and master. (Liege in this We w i * h to oh,erv e that golden brace
stalks, if ten hills are m issing there be established on u Inrgi« senle.
ease is not pronounced like that of the recently-made-famous city in *®u fo ' th,? «nkl«*» are the latest in B ring a girl up to respect her par will be about 270 stalks within the area. I’ortlnm l has awnr<leil ten piiving
ents and to dem and respect from all This is a 90 per cent crop, and if he is contractu aggregating n q u u rter of n
Belgium.) In fact, woman has an opportunity to demonstrate that l!“lieH *ewe,ry- Hpe‘
w ith whom she comes in contnct—nnd g ettin g 45 bushels per acre he should be million, W arren Itros nml Oregon In
she is more capable of wielding the ballot than man has been in the W hen a fath e r c a n ’t come home to you
need not w orry much for her future. g ettin g r>0 bushels. This five bushels dependent C aving Co. get the jobs.
tell fairy tales to the children, he often
past.
represents ft clear loss, since it costs as
county m im e n valuations
A Ht. I .on is woman convicted of much to grow the 45 bushel crop ns to one Colombia
Woman has enough votes to hit freak legislation a slap from tells one to his wife.
m
illion.
th e ft told the eourt her first step on the
the 50 bushel crop.
The Booth Kelly
mill nt Hpring
which it may never recover. S h e should particularly study th e uni- j E rnest Heton Thompson says it is not dow nw ard path was pilfering change grow
If this same condition is applied to field, «ipnrnted ««ntirely by «deetrie
versal eight-hour measure am! the ¡j! 1500-exemption im-asur«*, <*ither know
f’rol’«‘r not to the
f«!e<* occasion
cheese to skunks. We from the trousers pockets o f her sleep­ an en tire field of corn nml to other crops power, will be startiul from I’ortlnm l by
rem ark, ing husband. We have a suspicion th a t on the farm , it is seen that the loss is
one of which, if enacted into law, might set the state hack twenty-five but we do not see why for lim this
burger snd we know o f one womnn who should tnke a serious nnd needless item of expense P resident Grifiith of the I'ortlnm l < iom-
m ercinl club touching hii electric hut
a skunk should not agree p retty well, j due w arning from this dreadful exam ple. in th e cost of production.
year«.
ton, A ugust 29.
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