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IE Cottage <$rovc Sentinel A W EAKLY BEDE A & NEW SPAPER GRANT. W IT H Publishers PLENTY OF ELBERT hrst class publication anterad at Cottaga Grove BACKBONE BEDE, Editor as second class matter Wednesday, April 7, lt*15. UU8INES8 OFFICE: :s :: :: t: SOUTH FIFTH STREET SUBSCRIPTION RATES. $1.50 Six M o n th s .40 Single Copie» This rule is imperative. No «ubacnptioa taken unless paid for in advtauc. A ilV L A llo in u lu tin « "a cent* ( « n u * per per inch; miini|[ notice ad*., 10 centi per Ime, legni notice*, Display, 25 it* per line; surrounded ad*., 50 cent* per inch; classified ad»., 1 cent per 5 cents Special discount* on lontrnct*. Card* of Thank* and Resolution*, tl cent* word. Spec per line 1 Be Sure to Get Stop Over Be Sure to Get Stop Over { at Cottage Grove. at Cottage Grove. THE W E A K E R SEX By Belle Fligelmau My Pa, he say* my M* can't vote 'Cause she’» the weaker sex. And »he can't understand the thing* That trouble and perplex The mind* of even men like him That ’» voted all hi* life— A n' bein' weak, »he couldn’t staud The governmental strife. I »ay* to Pa: “ Pa, you're so strong. A n ’ know so many things— ( A n ’ Pa. he »milej. He didn't know My compliment had strings). But while you're sittin' talkin' to The men down at the store, Why, Ms. she's o»i her hands an' kuees A scrubbin ' up the floor. “ She does your washiu', makes your shirts, ' A n ' works hard all day long, A n ’ then she goes to nieetin ’ when There’s talk of rightin’ wrong Th a t’s goin ’ on at the school house. Or when butchers sell bad meat— An ’ she has your supper ready here When you come home to eat.” My Pa, he says 1 talk too mueh. A n ’ I'should hold my tongue— The reason I can’t understand Is ’eause, he says, I m young. But I can’t see that Ala’s so weak, Nor knows much less than Pa— I think he’s SCARED of government T h a t’s managed by my Ms! SO U N D A S L E E P . ELLOW citizens of these .»rent United States of America, if you were asked who has the greatest agricultural exhibit at the Panama Pacific Exposition, what would your answer bet You know that the primary purpose of the fair is to boost the agricultural interests of California. But if you answered “ California’ ’ you would lie mistaken. You know that Oregon will be helped by the fair probably next in pro portion to California. You know that Oregon nas great agricultural possibili ties. You know that the famous, fer tile, fruitful Willamette is known the world over. You know that great grain crop« are raised in Eastern Oregon. Would you answer that Oregon was the one to have the greatest agricultural exhibit at Han Francisco? You would be mistaken if you made sueh an an swsr. The United States is one of the great est agricultural countries in the world. At the present moment it is feeding the world. This fair is given in the United States to boost the United States. Would you say that the greatest agri cultural exhibit there was from some part of the United States? You would be mistaken if you made such an an swer. The greatest agricultural exhibit at the San Francisco Exposition is not from the United States but from our sister of the snows, the Dominion of Canada. Canada, which has already secured thousands of our best farmers, has come to OUR fair, designed to boost OUK game, and has made an exhibit th it is going to get thousands more of our farmers. G • * • Hll.K visiting a commercial club i l l in Eastern Oregon last year the ^ ™ editor of The Sentinel was at tracted by a number of advertising cir eulars displayed on a table in the lobby of the club. The circular announced that on that evening at a local show bouse, for the modest price o f 10 cents, there would be shown 3500 feet of mo tion pictures, accompanied by a lecture on “ The Canadian Pacific Railway, the Greatest Transportation System of the World.” A paragraph of the circular ivaa as follows: The Canadian Pacific Railway sells land in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba at low prices on 20 years’ •ime at 0 per cent. Ilians $2000 to set tiers on 20 years’ time at fl per cent for physical improvement on the land you purchase. You pay only one nickel on the dollar down, on land and loan. Isn’t it a chance for a man to get a start? Come and hear about it— come end see how farming is carried on in Alberta and with what results. You have a million brother Americans un there. Here was a commercial club in one of the greatest wheat growing sections of the United States. It was kept up for the purpose of boosting that particular section o f country. Yet here was a Canadian railwuy advertising its game in quarters kept up partly for the pur pose of besting that game and offer- i ing inducements to settlers supe -ior to those offered in the United States. • • • the line of leu resistance, mm when more ean be muue by selling land than by working it it is perfectly evident that it will not be worked as it should b«. Depressed times, however, hsve checked sales aud have squeezed the water out of prices. Finding that they are no longer able to sell immediately at a good profit, men who bought farm land for speculative purposes arc turn ing their attention to farming it aud are becoming permanent home makers instead of merely temporary owners. This is as it should be. The ideal situation in the Willamette Valley, as elsewhere, is a stable stale of values based upon the productive ca pacify of the laud under intelligent management. Under such a system per manent results are possible. As greater attention ia devoted to it the businea* of farming will become more profitable and more people will be attracted to it. Those who buy land will buy it for homes instead of buying aa an invest ment to be held until a higher price is offered, and increases in price wiill be justified only by increase of productive power. Bxepoaed Danger to tha Kyo. Many people believe that certain modelu Illuminante are dungeruua tu the eyua on account of ttudr ultra violet or acilulc radial loue Dr l.oule licit aud Dr. U II Yertioeff have mud* an extrusive tuv estlgatloii of tit« ef fecta of millatlou ou lüe various parts of the aye. (rutu the corueal epithelium back to the retina In ho article Ui Science the lliveatlgatoi'a re|>ort Unit no artllVIiil aourca of light pro ducee enough ultra violet radlallou to be of the altgliteet danger to the eye. Such pathologic or Injurtoua actlou aa they have been able tu detect ex perimentally from ultra violet raya ta coiiOued to a subtly limited region of the spectrum, and |ierfectly drttult* laws govern Ita quantity aud afTect Actual experiments uu the human aya show couclualvely that no concentra tlon of radlutlon ou the retina from auy artificial Illuminant la great enough to produce Injury uuder auy practical conditions Protective glasses sre useful ouly. they com Inde, lu cut ting off dazzling light. Dour! Flour! Flour! Fisher Blend Flour, guaranteed tu lie l»i,tt»,r llisit any »kt her t'liiur now lining linei I in Cottugc Grove. Per S a c k .............................................................. $2 0Ö Per Barrel ........................................................... $8 00 Fisher Art Flour, lian no atiperior, ami we guarantee it to lie ei|iinl to any flour now being aolil al a higher price. Per Sack ............................................................. $100 Per Barrel ........................................................... $7 60 Flour l»y the barrel at the above price i i i i i n I lie enali. tlelivery to any part of town. Telephone tifi. Free B ra n d & C o. Marrlaga In Japan. A Japanese tiuatiaiid ta allowed only one wife, but to marry ta aouiettinea a mueh more sertoim matter than with Altitudes in Oregon us Either the husband must lie form Scattered over the Htate of Oregon ally adopted luto the family of the are mure than *5il bench inuiks, each wife or the wife Into the rHinlly o f the showing the exact elevation abo* - Meen huatuiud, the couple being atmorbed sia level of the point on which tin ir.ifk Into one family aud subject to Ita ha* been permanently placed. The high dlMelpllue .Y* a rule, tills custom est point thus indicated, whu-n has nil weighs more heiivlly on the bride than elevation of 744<l feet, is in Under I ak" T is known the world over that on the huatmud. for ahe tuuat not ouly Nul it nal I’nrk, on the point of petp. n Canada is bleak, cold and A news item says that a man commit oliey her hualmnit. tint every ttieiulier dirulur cliff at the head of the north dreary in winter—and some ted suicide at 5 a. in sharp. I f h» had of h!s family of an older geueratlon fork of Hear Creak, northwest of Mount Scott. The point is marked by an alula folks doubt if there is any summer always been ns punctual as that h« than himself; lienee a young woman ialini pinte nailed to the base of a .'HI often longs for old age. so that ahe there. Nowhere in Canada ran a cli probably would have made a aucce*» of inch Dr tree, The exact elevation of may wield authority over the younger all these bench marks are shown in Hal mate be secured anywhere approaching life. generations. To tiring about a mar letin 55«i of the United Htntc* i teolog that o f Oregon. Nowhere in Canada can rtage In Japan un Intermediary I* up irai Harvey, which continus the results Farmers are interested in good roads lands be secured approaching in fcrtil pointed, whose duty It U to Introduce of spirit leveling in Oregon, IMM > to tty thoae of Oregon. Every state in the in order to get their stuff to town. the imrtlo« and to look to every ar 11*13, inclusive. The work from lta>5 Union has lands equal to or superior Merchants arc interested m good roads range ment of the wedding lie re lu It*LI, inclusive, was done in coopera >n fertility io those of Canada. Every in order thut the farmer may haul stuff nialtia through life the guide, phlloa tion with the Htate of Oregon, under equal allotments of funds by the federal state in the Union has a more pleasant away from town. opber aud friend of the married cou and state survey* The bulletin ulso pie. who refer all matters, all uilaun- climate than has Canada. Women age more rapidly than men derwtaudlugs. to Ilia couuael. — I’ear contains a list of about 2< hi secondary Yet a million or more Americans have elevations from records and topogruph We have seen many women o f 25 who son's. Ir limps of the federal survey. Including gone there to settle. Many of them have looked 40. altitudes of well known summits, wafer gone from Oregon and some are now Napoleon a Good Roador. surface elevations of prominent Ink»-* having The Sentinel sent to their A man has quit smoking at Ott Very t Na|ioleou not only rend a great deal, ami other useful elevations The highest Canadian addresses. few will follow his ezaiuple. but read w-lili pro tit HD memory point in the state yet determined is Canada, with what seems to us very wua extraordinary. Take, for Instance, Mount Hood, 11,225 feet nt>ove mean A man says he will die if the girl to j bis knowledge of llunitu civil law, sea level. little to offer compared to what we Engineers anil surveyors wu> need to long (manage* of which lie ouce reeled have, has presented that little in such whom he is proposing won’t have him have accurately determined point • from off by heart to the aalonUtiuieut of the a way that it has created a desire for but watch him swim for shore when she j which to start surveys of any kind tied state council engaged with turn lu the the spirit leveling bulletins published by throws him overboard. it. production of the Code Nu|>oleou To the geologicnl survey uf considerable Oregon, with what seems so much t>% oue of the councilors be explained bow value. Although the survey's publlslo I It is sometimes possible to get fur us to offer the prospective settler, has he gnlned tita legal learulug When a maps show the elevutlon* of points n gone to sleep dreaming that folks will ther with your brains than with your j young lieutenant be found lu the cup- the nn-u» Mapped, these elevations are legs. come anyway. board of n prison room III .ditch be only approximate, whereas ninny of the elev atoms listed in the bulletins are gi Canada, with what seems to us so It has been a long time since we have | w h s cuuflncd a (Minderona tome of Ito en to the one thousandth uf a fix-' little to offer, bus made it possible for heard of a woman flagging a train with | man law "You can easily Imagine.’' Those who hnvg occasion to use the prospective settlers to get that little. be <uild. "what a valuable prim? that tienrh mark elevations in Oregon should her red petticoat. A petticoat these I book waa When, at the end of ten have a ropy of thin bulletin fur »efer Oregon, with what seems to us so days couldn’t be seen. dnya, I recovered my freedom I was enee. Bulletin 55«*, which was prepared much to offer, has made it impossible saturated with Justinian aud the Ho under the direction of K It M-irshull, for a man without money to get it. With the progress of civilization we man legal decisions " Nu|M>leou add chief geographer, may be obtaiued fn<- Canada sells land on twenty years’ we will soon have to send the fool killer ed that the old book waa covered with on application to the Direetor of the time and gives the farmer $2000 with after the man who rocks the aeroplane. marginal notes- so much so that be Geological Survey, Washington, I>. C. which to start business. could Uot have been Idle If bt* Im All of the communities along the The greater part of Oregon land is Alcohol toughens the skin. Boozers prisonment had "lasted a ceutury.” lines of the Southern I’ arifir will be for sale for cash in advance and the have to be thick skinned to stand what represented un the motion picture 1er seller has no qualms of conscience about is being said about them these days. ture program being given free to the Th« Country Nswipipsr, leaving the purchaser without money to public at that company's building in I am ashamed to say that I bad so An anomaly—a woman has been con tertalncd a good liiiiimnd tolerance, ! the I’ nnamn Pacific International Expo buy seed and machinery. mingled with contempt, for «»ouiitry sition. Competent speakers, each •lay, Canadians may be slow in seeing a vieted under the Mann act. new«pa tiers. They seemed to me the - at intervals of about une hour apart, are joke. They may not have yet laughed explaining tu visitor* from the East and Golden rule inverted: Do unto others apotheosis of the little, the palladium at the one they have put over on us, Middle West, u* well as from Coast of the unlniereatliig. as you know they would do unto you. point», what a land of wealth and oppor but they certainly can teach us how to It did not occur to me that any tunity is to be found west of th<- get settlers. While we are hoping and We holler about the foreigner who thing iioaaessed o f such tenacity of Rocky Mountains. The motion pictures praying and W A I T IN G for settlers, comes here to earn money to send back life aa the country nrwapatwr tuuat have been taken mostly for this special they are coming into our territory and to Europe or Asia—but we keep right have a real meaning and |>erfortn a purpose and from their variety are of GETTING them. genuine function lu our cIvllDutton In the liveliest interest tu both tourist on making millionaires who spend this roaring age of efficiency w* do and prospective settler. Wake up! more in foreign countries every year not long su|i|airt any Inatltutlon that than foreign born people send home in does not set Ita claws deep Ulto our B E T T E R T IM E S C O M IN O a dozen years. common life -a w l hang on.—David Gray sou hi Amerlcati Magazine UGENE Register: The feeling ia KIH newspaper belongs C o u n tin g th a C ost. quite general that the lowest Ê to you, Mr. and Mr» Acute Pleasure. A writer in the Saturday Evening Subscriber, just us well point of the present period of Wife treturulug from tnntlneei-Oh. as to the publisher. You want depression has been passed and that Post emphasizes the importance of farm It was too lovely! Hbe had on a pale it to be a newsy one, o f course. business is now climbing the hill on the bookkeeping. The school* in Oregon nlle green «Ilk. with bauds o f passe You enn help nuikc it so. are training boys and girls who will other side. Nationally there ia much Every reader should be a re menterie down tbe front and the porter, at least to the extent of evidence that this ia true. The steel follow farm pursuits, in the future, to grandeat diamonds you ever saw. and reporting the news he knows industry, which is generally accepted as figure the cost. Just as in any well when abe tiled. In the Inst act, she roll concerning his own family and a barometer of business, is improving regulated business the fact that a farm ed over four times, mid every woman friends. You perhaps have Only a few months ago it was operating er has a cow amounts to little as com In the bouse was crying. I never en much new* for every issue. I f at less than 40 per cent of its capacity, pared to the actual profit derived from joyed a play so much In my life.— every reader would give us the Puck. items he knows, we could while now it is running at nearly 70 per the animal. Itiake it twice ns newsy ns it The department of agriculture put* cent, and this increase is particularly Her Nica Little Plan. now is. significant when it is learned that war the value of the chief neeessaries of He—I don't believe your father will Merely paying for the paper life consumed by an average farm fam orders are not wholly responsible for it. and taking what we g iie you give bD councut. I haven’t got much, is not enough. Òtlier readers Bank clearings and railroad earnings ily each year at a little under $000; but you know. Hh«r- That doesn’t matter. would be interested in learning also show considerable improvement more than $400 worth of these necessar Tbe Oral month we can live on love, the new* you know. You’ll tbe Mccond I'll begin to borrow things ies are contributed by the farm itself, over several months ago. enjoy seeing it in print, your In the Willamette Valley prospects leaving only $174 worth to be pur from mnmma and shout the third pups self. I f you du not acquaint will get tired of It and come to tbe us with the items you know of, for better times are good. The winter chased by the farmer. rescue. - London Telegraph you cannot find fault with the That suggests one difficulty with the is nearly over, and early indications paper for not eontnining them. point to a good crop for the coming average farm bookkeeping: It consists Nioe Neighbors, I f you think for one minute, year. Prices for all the products of o f only a cash account. A good many right now, several items will "Tough neighborhood I live l a Peo the farm are good, and are likely to farmers can tell, with approximate ac ple steal everything I leave In my come to your mind. Wbnt if they are but “ personals?” stay good. The depressed condition of curacy, how much money they received shed.” We want personals. We want "W hy don’t yon put s padlock on the the lumber industry is the most dis and paid out during a year. The num anything that is news. ber that have even an approximate no door?” couraging factor in the situation, but Take n livelier interest in tion of the value of articles consumed ” 1 put on $ Hue one. sud somebody with the return of prosperity the lum on the farm is very much smaller. “ I YOUR paper. You’ll appreci ate it more, us will all of ber industry is certain to be stimulated got so much for my hogs,” a farmer got It the flret ulght” — Kansas City Journal. your friends. Help make The From the past year of depression the may tell you; but i f you ask what he Hentinel more nnd more a live Willamette Valley stands to reap one might have got for the feed they con The Remedy. wire newspaper. sumed he answers: “ Oh, I raised that benefit that will ultimately outweigh Aviator—I don't know the sir cur myself.” all the drawliacks that have been suf- And there are still many more farm rents up there. Friend Then why not fered. Land speculation has been ers who have no clear notion as to how take a minister up with you? Aviator checked, and the farming industry is much cash they received and disbursed. —A minister? Friend Yea Isn't be a slowly being put on a firmer and more They know only how much they have sky pilot?—Baltimore American. • > left at the end of the year. In farming, lasting foundation. This is a develop as much as in banking or railroading, Badly Aimed. ment of such importance that it over good bookkeeping ia the foundation of “ Blinke always hits the nail on tbe shadows the temporary discomforts real economy and efficiency. Htuffing bead.” that have resulted from dull business $8 worth of corn into a pigskin and sell “ Yes, but usually he drives It Into tbe ing it for $7.50 is certainly not profit conditions. wrong place."—Philadelphia Ledger. able. Agriculture is the greatest industry A great amount of money is lost year i t the Willamette Valley, and it always ly in milch cows, simply because the Recognized. will be the greatest, but for the past owners do not know what each quart of Hbe—Tbe waiter is hanging around cream they sell hss actually cost them. as though be expected something, lie few years it has been on an insecure A proper but very simple set of books footing. Rising values have tempted would show at once which cows yielded —Oh. yee; he's a tlpplesl waiter.—Prov the farm owner to make his money by a profit and which were merely peram idence Journal selling his land to the other fellow in bulatory eorncribs. Tbe crosses which wc make for our A dollar invested in a blank book and stead of by working it carefully and a pen would be the best investment selves by oversnxlety about the future MAIN ST. intelligently. It is human to follow many farmers could make. ere certainly not heaven sent. Things W e T hink X W lineile*» Motor Oar A motor ear without wheels has been Invented for passing over rough rond* and sleep hill*. Instead of wheel* the car ha* three parallel pair* of runners, which rcttctuhlc those on Kludge* with the exception that they are movable. As soon a* the motor is started one pnir i* raised, moved forward, and set on the ground, and these movement* are uni tnted by the sueeeeditig runner*. Th» car always rest* on two pair*, and by menu* of the forward action of the run tiers, also moves forward. World’ s Largest Cheese The world '* lurgest cheoMe has just berti finished at West Martinsburg, N Y., and will soiin be shipped tu th» world's fair nt Han Francisco. It ia four feet *eicn in c h e s high a n d twenty five feet around Hue hundred nnd six thousand |M»und* of nulk w e re required to make this gignutie cheese. A carload of briaid sows has rrceutly been shipped from the I'orllaitd Union Him kynril* to Hood Htier for distribu tion among the school children in that valley. These brood sow* are sold on credit, the ehlldren b e in g expected tu raise the ptg* to maturity nnd pay Ih» stockyards people when they market the pork A careful record will I»«* kept •luring the period of the pigs’ growth and the maker* of the b est records will receu» prise* nt the end of the season Visiting Card* The Hentin»! offlr«. THE SECRET OF SUCCESS Oenulns Merit Required to Win People's Confidence th« Haie you ever stopped to reason why it i* that so many product* that are ex tenaively adiertised, all at once drop out of sight nnd are soon forgotten? The reason is plain the arló le did not fulfill the promise* of the manufacturer. This applies more particularly to a medicine A medicinal preparation thnt has rent curative value almost sells it self, a* like an endless chain system the remedy is recommended by those whu have been benefited, to those who are in need of it, A prominent druggist say* “ Take for example Dr. Kilmer'* Swamp Rout, a preparai mu I have sold for many year* and never hesitate to recommend, for in almost every case it shows excellent results, a* many of my customer* ran testify. No other kidney remedy thnt I know of has so large a sale.” According to sworn statement* and verified testimony of thousands who hale used the preparation, the success of Dr. Kilmer's Hwninp Root is due tu the fact that It fulfills almost every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder disorders, correct* urinary troubles anil neutralizes the uric acid which cause* rheumatism. You may reeeive a sample bottle of Hwiimp Root by parcels I'oat. Address l*r. Kilmer A Co., niiighaiiipton, N, Y., and caciose ten cents; also mention the “ Cottage Grove Weekly Hentinel.” npr 411 IK 25 A d m in is tra to r’s N otice. Notice is hereby given that by an or der of the County Court of I .a lie Conn ty, Htate ofOBregon, duly made and en tered of reeord the lllth day of Mnrrh, A. D. 11*15, in the matter of the estate of Olof Berggren, deceased, the under signed, Axel N. Herggren was duly np pointed ndministrator of said estate. All persons having claim* against said estate are hereby required to present them duly verified as by law required tu aaid administrator, at the law office uf Alta King, Cottage Grove, I .ane County, Oregon, within aix months from the date of thin notice. Dated the 2*tth day of Mareh, A. D. 1918. m31 apr2M A X E L N. HERGGREN, Alta King, Attorney Administrator. A Positively every article in our store is on sale. W e are closing out our business. You cannot afford to de lay buying the furniture and house furnishings you need. , KINTER B R O S. COTTAGE GROVE ;; 44444444444444444444444444-X/44444444444444444444444
