Cottage Grove sentinel., January 12, 1916, Image 4

S a tu rd a y
T o m o r r o w a u d F rid a y
Tonight
Neal of I
The Navy
See The Great Volcano
in Eruption
Emmy Whelen
The great Metro picture
“When a Woman Loves”
See this great feature
Mae Marsh I “The Greater Will”
S t a r o f B ir t h
E veryd ay a
FEATURE
(5itp (Enttagr Okmtp S’ntltnrl
lustead o f
heurtuebe.
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N#* " " ’’ !,r’’
going to follow precedent, le t’s emu-
late the few
few who are keeping things
moving despite the dead weight.
I Bi cause other communities ar: not tnk
ing advantage of their opportunities
is no reason why we should not take
advantage o f ours. Rather it is nil the
: more reason for us to push forward and
onward while we have no strenuous op-
Posi,ion; We "houlJ tuke advantage
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*nertit* of others. In doing so
" ' maJ no* bis altogether selfish, for
ma-v encourage ,h,,ni to follow our
example.
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pride
iasteud
of
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Cyril Maude
Report of the Condition of The First National Bank
at Cottage Grove,
hi
the Stale
f tlregmi, ut thè r iose o f business
$ 1 : 14 , 4 : 10.20
620.58
12,500.00
i oa si and discount»
Ovurdrafts, seoured, none; uusecured
U. S. Iiomls deposited to secure elreillatioli (pur i alilo (
Itonds otlier t liti il U. S. Iiomls pleilged lo seeure postili
savings dopasits
$
Itonds, seeurities pledged as « o llu le ia l fin Stale, or olii
er d eposits or bilia puyiiblo ipostili e i e l u d e d )
Sci u n t i c i otlier tinnì I . S. Iiomls i uot ,m liidiug s t o c k s l
ow ned unpb'dgeil
m,
f»,uno.no
47,9*81.55
54,000.55
\ alile o f liiiukiug house (il’ u nrm runib eied
18,500 00
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A TRITE REMARK IS THIS BY
editor Reagan, Albany
Herald:
“ The people who would just us soon
buy household supplies at top prices
arm t taking any time to reud about
the burguins advertised in our col
utiins. ’ ’
8,000.00
T ota l bouds, securities, e t e ...........................................................
Siibscriptimi lo st ock o f Federai K eserve Itiiiik, $5000
l.ess am ount unpaid
$l5oo
| Furniture ami fixtures
Reni estate ow ned otlier Giuli blinking house
Net limoli 111 due from Federai Keserve Itaak
Net limonai due from approved reserve agenti 111 New
York, t'hicngo ami St. Louii
Net amount due from approved reserve agenti ili
TH E
CONFILI.E
SENTIN Kl.
otlier reserve eities
calli uttentiou to thè fuet that tuo
Net amount due from hunki and bunkeri otlier Gian
shipiuents of liquor
eousigned
tu
abov e
“ preacher» ’ ’ bave berti eoufiscated. t ’illude eheeki and otlier eush itemi
Under thè pruvisiou of thè Oregon law Fruetlonnl curreticy, niekeli and eents
permittiug thè import of liquor» in un
Notes o f otlier tiutiotiuI luink»
iimited quantici for sacramentai pur Coin and certificale» .......................... ...............................
(«osci, a lot of “ souks’ ’ uiiiy fimi thoui Kedemption filmi witli II, S. Trensurer
ielv es suddenly culled to serve the nini due frinii F.S. Tr 'niuror
l.ord.
Total ...
,
i*c, m, min.
KKHOFKCEH
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fumi
1.500.00
■'1,000.00
1.800.00
0,071.55
,1110.24
7,227.H2
54,857.00
10,052 00
278 20
286.05
664.25
1,050.00
17,750.70
625 00
5181,070 58
i 1 mui m u s
Total capitai and ntirplun
Undivided profits
Reserved for taxes
25,000.00
25.000 00
50.000 00
$ 50,0181 (III
11,755.40
2,150 00
15,863 58
3,884.04
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid
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My rommission ezpires Oct. 4, 11*11».
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A Bathe Gold Rooster Featuring
lt.U70.04
A HOMELY TRUTH IS FOUND Circulating notes outstanding.
12,500.00
Cl
in the following by Editor Ferns- Due to banks ami bankers
537.80
Individual deposits subject to check
179,241 611
worth o f the Banks Herald: “ Y ou ’ ve
Certificates o f deposit due in lesi than 50 days
4,502.52
got to la- a citizen in order to vote;
Cashier’s checks outstanding
2,289.65
but you ’ve got to do u good deal more
Postal savings deposita
000.37
State, county or other uitiiiicipitl deposits secured
than vote to be h citizen.’ ’
by item 4e o f resources................................................
3,209 91
Other time deposits
37.009.03
THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN I’ UI.I.
THE PHILOMATH REVIEW ED
ing the loud here may, however,
itor got o f f a mouthful o f wisdom
T o t a l ............_.......... ................................................
$300,570,18
find some encouragement iu the fact in these few lines: “ Preparing for war
Htaie o f Oregon, County o f Lane, ss: I. T. ( ’ Wheeler, t’ashier of the above
they are only doing vvhnt others to avoid war is ubout as consistent r.aim-d bank, do solemnly swear that thè nlmve statement ii trae to thè liesf o f
logie us for a preacher to get up and my knowledge ami belu-f.
:,re J°ing elsewhere.
T.
W IIKEI.EK, fa .h ie r.
advise his congregation to ‘ prepare for
Subieribed ami sworn to beforc me ihii sth duv *«f o f .laiintirv, 1916
hell to keep out o f it .’ ”
PUBLICITY AND SCANDALS.
GEORGE II BRAI N AUD. NÓtnry Public.
THE SHAKPVTLLE (Pa.) ADVEK
II ,1>,r prints a few true rm arks
about giving publicity to scandal which
Then there would be fewer drunkards,
THIS COMBINATION OF CIR-‘j may enlighten the readers o f many
fewer ruined girls, fewer faithless hus­
cumstances is going to result in u j papers and show that they are
urc not the
bands, more faithful wives, fewer gam­
hard hearted, cowardly creatures they
blers, fewer murderers, fewer thieves, serious accident sometime.
and crime would gradually disappear The safety first policy of the railway ire sometimes accused o f being. The
¡demands that trainmen be given strict remarks o f The Advertiser nre as fol-
from the face o f the earth.
I orders to keep this crossing clear.
! lows:
AND, FOR THE SAKE OF DE-
‘ ONCE IN AW HILE SOMEBODY
t h e M c M i n n v i l l e n e w s - r e
fend anything that we can not defend
gets the idea that the reason a
porter voices the sentiment o f The
in the home. Anything that is too de­ Sentinel in the following: “ The News- I g al paper does not report every loeal
grading for the home is unfit for any Reporter will not give free publicity scandal that comes to public knowledge
other place.
t in advance notices for meetings o f gen­ is because the publisher is afraid. The
eral interest, unless it is assured a re- reputable newspaper, especially in a
FROM THE FOLLOWING WE
: port o f the proceedings.
What the small town, where every one is a neigh­
would imagine that Editor McShane meeting did and accomplished is more bor to every one else, takes no dolight
of Hubbard has a job on the school important than the fact that the meet- in giving publicity to those things that
board: “ I f there is a public job that ¡n will be held on a certain day. We brought disgrace to some family or
requires the time at the pay that be­ hope our friends will remember this heartache to some wife or mother.
It is much more pleasant to record
ing a school director does, it hasn’t fact during the coming year. It is im­
the
good things that happen, trf tell
possible for the editor to attend all
been discovered.”
meetings o f public interest, nnd a con­ about the incidents that tend to make
densed report of the meeting is due the life more endurable and that uplift
SAFETY FIRST.
rather than tear down, that bring joy
community.
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so r to li,
“ lneidoatully, it iniglit he reniarked
bere that thè most eouiplaiut of een
sored news comes from the people w ho
huve hud in their lives some things
they lire glad were uot given uewspa
per publicity.’ ’
THE FACT THAT PEOPLE OF
MEMBER W ILLAM ETTE VALLEY EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION fT
uiEiiuuEui.
|| other com mum ties are pulling back
MEMBER OREGON STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
should not be takeu as a precedent to
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those who are doing so here
n
“Her Shattered Idol”
“ So if you don 't ulwuy» finii in thè
Idiertiser thè deieetnble bit o f gossip
(hat would doubtless make ' good remi
i i g ,’ uud il' you are ineiined to binine
ilio editor beeuuse he docnn '* priut all
th ■ news, consider I hi«t some lumie bus
had enoiigh worry over uufortunate
ha|«peuiiigs sud tluit thè gossip and
m nudai iiiong«': i o f thè eommunity enti
aud wtll gludly and ghoulishlv
givo
snffieieut publieity to thè detuils to sul
isfy thè loivcst tante».
MEMBER NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
between the two sections of the city is
at a standstill.
I'ufortunately, too,
A NUMBER OF PAPERS ARE trainmen have an unpleasant habit of
telling what an awful thing it is leaving this crossing blocked for much
now that the prohibition law has moved longer periods than the law allows. This
the saloon into the home. We are ’ is done in spite o f the fact that every
puzzled to understand why anything effort should be made to keep the cross-
that is degrading in the home is all ing clear at all times,
right operating on our maiu streets
KNOWING T H A T
TRAINS
where our young men can gain access
block
the
crossings
tog
such long
to liquor unbeknown to parents, and
periods,
those
who
approach
the cross
wuere husbands and fathers can carouse
ings
at
the
same
time
that
they see
around beyond the reproaches o f the
train
coming,
make
every
effort
to
members o f their families.
They
Very few boys will become drunkards cross ahead o f it if possible.
or acquire an appetite for liquor if all would not be so likely to do this if train­
that they can get must be drunk in men were more particular about clear­
the presence o f their mothers and ing the crossing. The writer knows
whereof he speaks for he has waited
sisters.
twenty-five minutes with a fractious
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( T THE SENTINEL WISHES THAT team while the crossing remaine 1
Pedestrians do not wait
I no excesses of any kind were pos­ blocked.
sible except within the home. It wishes for the crossing to be cleared, but
that no deviltry could be committed climb over the train. School children
except within the sacred confines of also do so and some even crawl under
trains to avoid being tardy at school.
the home.
o f a N a t io n
In The Mutual Master Picture
5c and 1 Oc
the world'» attention and atarted it»
improvement by the government.
It
is responsible for the highway develop-
in ut o f Jaekaon county. It has made
AND COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
BACKBONE
eounty wide irrigation earn
A W S£K LY NEWSPAPER W ITH PLENTY OF
(«aigus and two sugar beet eautpaigns.
It has for vears maintainedxa credit-
ELBERT BEDE, Publither and Proprietor
able exhibit o f local products, both
natural and manufactured, uud eon
A first class publication inter ed at Cottage Grove as second class matter. slantly sought the development of
I latent resources and the patronage of
home industries. It has made Medford
Wednesday, January 12, 1016.
famous for hospitality unit entertained
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26 SOUTH FIFTH STKEEl countless excursions and distinguished
BUSINESS OFFICE :
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guests.
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¡ “ The Commercial club is just whut the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Year............................................$1.50 Six Months........................; ...................80 people of Medford make it, and it is up
Three Months. •••••••••••• .................10 Single Copies...................................... ..5 c to the citisen.i to infuse new life and
: energy, new polieies uud new efforts
No subscription taken unless paid for in advance. Ibis rule is imperative'.
for the coming yenr. The faithful few
upon whom the burden hits fallen dur
ADVERTISING RATES.
ir.g the depression have done the best
Display, 25 cents per inch; reading notice ads. 8 cents per lino; legal notices, they could with means at their com­
5 costs per line; surrounded ads., 50 cents per inch; classified ads., 1 cent per mand, and will gladly make wav for
word. Special discounts on contracts. Cards of Thanks aud Resolutions, 6 cents those better qualified and extend their
per line.
heartiest co-operation to those unselfish­
ly assuming the burdens.’ ’
THE SALOON IN THE HOME
Ml o n . - T u e » ., J a n . 1 7 - I H
IT
IF
THE WOODBURN INPEPEND Corre»! — Attesti
Herbert Eakin,
ent man must have his little pun
Oliver Veatch,
• n our vv inter weather: “ We are now
N. W. White, Director».
theoretically residing in a dry state.”
Jayhawkers’
Attention!
All those who were formerly fortun-
at • enough to be residents of Kansas,
known "to faino and other things as the
Jayhawker tstutc, which said persons,
have since be« 11 still more fortunate
111 becoming residents o f Oregon, and
ir • now full fledged webfoots, or about
to become such, are hereby notified
that the annual Jayhawker reunion and
basket feed, than which no better are
ever served in this or nny other com­
munity, will be held at 0:30 Tuesday
evening, Jan. 25, in W. O. W.-K. P.
hall. Those who do not attend will
have only themselves to blume if they
go hungry for the coming year. An
ambulance corps hns been provided for
the occasion. D on’t forget your bask
GEORGE WILSON,
Chief Jayhawker.
LURCH’S
1 Real Clearance Sale
o f Ladies9 and
Anything that ’s worth selling is
worth the price o f a want ad. to help 1
sell it.
dec 22 tf. 1
Misses9
One Half Price
( T THE SENTINEL HAS OFTEN
<•
y
WE ARE A LL ALIKE.
IF taken occasion to commend the
Just
a
Few
(V
Io
re
Days
of
Our
Great
Southern Pacific Railway upon its safe­
.SOME PEOPLE GET THE IDEA
ty first policy. It does not now retract
anything it has already said, but it
that their community is the only ^
wishes to make a suggestion that may one in the whole world in which those, y
prevent some serious accidents here.
who would be expected to be among y
LTnfortuuately Cottage Grove lies on the first to come forward when com ;,
There are lots of good hargaiits yet but they will not last
both sides of the railway tracks and munity welfare is at stake, lag behind,
perhaps 95 per cent o f the crossing is put on the brakes and leave the work
long at the rate they are.goi tg. We broke all former
done on Main Street at the d epot.! for some one else to do. That folks
records last week.
When this grossing is blocked business 1 ge; such an idea is merely because they
are not familiar with conditions in oth-
Just a few of the Specials for the rest of the week.
|er places. To show that all communi 1
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I ties are much alike, and because the
B oys’ Heavy fleeced U ’ wear 15c
Muslin U'wear less 25 to 50%
lentiraents expressed are in harmony 1
| with ours, we quote the following from
Ladies’ heavy fleece U ’ wear 17c
1 lot of Dress Goods........ Va price
the Medford Mail-Tribune:
Ladies’ silk k wool U. suits $2.23
nins miles from Cottage Grove, farm
To 75c Dress G o o d s .................35c
“ CRITICISM, TO BE JUST, MUST
land and timber; ten million feet o f
Ladies’ all wool U. suits $1.49
To 50c Dress G o o d s ............ 15c
be based upon knowledge, not
timber; well watered and on good
Ladies’ all wool U. suits $1.79
1 lot silk, nil colors........ Vi pries
hearsay.
road; $20 per acre; will furnish
M
en’s
heavy
fleeced
U
’
wear
38c
“ Criticism of the commercial club comes
buyer for timber at $5,000. Veatch
15c, Flannelette .......................7VjC
with poor grace from those who never
k Spencer.
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M en’s wool U. suits.............$1.75
To
30c Embroideries ............... l i e
attend a meeting and spend their en­
M
en’s
wool
U.
suits............
$2.49
ergy in finding fault with what is
To 10c L a c e ....................... . . . . . 3 c
done by the few loyal enough to the
M en’s $3.00 Hats .................$1.59
To $1.75 Ladies' Waists...........98c
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c ity ’s welfare to unselfishly devote
M en’s to $2.50 Hats.................75c
18c Ladies’ Hose ................. 12'/ic
time, money and energy for the com­
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M en’s R a in coa ts... 98c to $3.98
munity’s upbuilding.
Thirty-four acres o f fine lend on
1 lot Girls Dresses............ less */*
“ The clu b’s membership consists o f a
good improved road, within one-third
Ladies’ Raincoats ..less than */2
hundred where it ought to consist of
House Dresses, light and
mils o f city limits o f City o f Cottage
15c Percale, dark color.............7c
Grove. Terms can be had. Call at
a thousand. Of the hundred, about
•lark ................................ 89c
this office.
wla-jly27tfc
ten can be counted upon to appear at
FOR H O M E PEOPLE
Imilies* WaoJ Dresses y2 prc.
M en’s and Boys’ Suits
y2
ia monthly meeting. The work o f the
To $3.50 C orsets...............99c
price
! club necessarily falls upon this few— j
! with little money to spend.
j “ Tho clu b ’s record is an enviable one.
It has launched every public effort
Two large lots, close to school and
for community development o f the pas*
pavsmsnt, at a bargain if taken
ten years^ It has made Me«lford the
soon. Terms if dssired. A. L.Wood-
best advertised city o f its size in the
ard, ownsr.
jly 2 7 tfc..
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¡country. It has called Crater Lake to
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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Men’s and B o ys ’
OVERCOATS
One Half Price
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F U R N I T U R E
1 HARDWARE
1T
I KNOW LES & GRÄBER
Good Thing for Speculation
Hom e : o/VFade : Flour
NEW 7 ROOM BUNGALOW
[HAMPTON’S!
Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
IVIade by Cottage Grove
Milling Company