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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1916)
C u tim j? (6 n iu ? AND COTTAGE GROVE LEADER privale busi nous t How can we expect to got Komi mon into politics if they must become traitors, perjurers mul such things in order to succeed there in f A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER WITH PLENTY OF BACKBONE THE OREOON COUNTRY. ELBERT BEDE Publisher and Proprietor l^ ^ y H E OREOON country is one that A first-class pubUcaUon enured at Ootttg* Groes as second class matter. L J is not fam iliar even to those re 1 GO TO THE FAIR’ sitting thereiu. There is so much of it. so many different kinds of it, that FOR BARGAINS EVERYDAY. WE SELL FOR LESS 26 SOUTH FIFT H STREET auil BURIN KBS O FFICE: no one would have tim e to earn money to pay the expenses of his explorations l if he were to attem pt to fam iliarise SUBSCRIPTION RATES. All the new nov One Y ear.................................................$1.60 Si* M onths........................................... g0 | himself with all of it iti one lifetime. But if one husu't the tim e to m ake' Three M onths...............................................10 Single Copies............................................... 5c explorations elties in Ribbons Goblets, Tumblers, Vases, Water 1 l a m i P u in tc • 1 al L i i w c n I except near home, or is No subscription taken unless paid for in advance. This rule is im perative. so unfortunate as to live without the Pitchers, Bowls, Sherhert t'upN, Price* boundaries of this great wonderland, he ADVERTISING RATES. Jelly Stands, Mayonnaise Sets, may enjoy the big woods, he may gaze Special values in Sugar and Cream Sets, Plateaus, F a n c y ( ' l l p H a m i S a u c e r a D uplay, 25 cents per inch; reading notice ads. 8 cents per line; legal notices, I upon her snow capped peaks, he may I 5 cents per line; surrounded ads., 50 cents per inch; classified ads., 1 cent per go trout-fishing in her azure-tinted | ete. In fine glassware we have 1 ’uncy I c a P o ta Draperies word. Special discounts on contracts. Cards of Thanks aud Resolutions, 0 cents lakes, her rippling m ountain stream s or ! Goblets, Tumblers,Sherherts, Wine rushing rivers, he may tram p her rug ! per line. ged mountain trails or compass him < Glasses, Water Bottles, Wine JAP WARE self aloug mountain ridges by a perusal MF.MRF.R NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Gingham bargains Sets. A large assortment, worth George Palm er Putm an's book, “ T he| up to 35c, your choice MEMBER WILLAMETTE VALLEY EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION | of Oregon C ountry.” Electric Lamps. The style of the book is as refresh- Punch Bowls. M F.M RF.R OREGON STATE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION The best values in Hosiery all Water ! ing as O regon’s fir laden ozone, its lan Sets, Candle Holders, guage is as pure as the snows of Mt. the time Wednesday, March 8, 1010. Orange Bowls. Hood, its expression ns rhythm ical as the ripple of the mountain stream s and Glass Dishes Sets, 7 piece, worth and thrift, tetidiug to make them bet- a strain of an educational nature runs | Fancy Baskets of All Kinds Water HER FIFT E E N MINUTES. 20c to $1 00 $1.25, now | ter citizens aud better farm ers. ! through the book, although sometimes Bv Tom Mason. Wire waste paper baskets, wil Baking Dishes ------------- G etting the interest of the children ns well concealed as are the mountain low baskets. 10c to 20c At exactly fifteen minutes to eight often gets the interest of their parents, trnils of the Oregon woods. His step was heard at the garden gate, with the result that the entire country, The story necessarily can touch only i Vases of All Kinds Baskets 10c and Up. is greatly benefited. a few of the high spots, with a low ! 1 2 l/jC to 45c Salad Sets, 7 piece .. 70c And then, with heart that was light The Cottage Grove M anufacturing spot now and then to give proper per j Caney Japanese Cup ami China Cuspidors sa u- aud guy, Co., in its house organ, ” Shavings, ’' spec five to the high spots, but it will Brooms, Boilers, Tubs, Wash cer ........................ ...........15c He laughed to himself in a jubliant offers to become one of 25 to loan $10 m ake a person euger to explore this; Nickel Lamps boards, Tinware, Enamelw are I lot odd l'lutes each ...........10c way, each to a fund for the purchase of pigs mighty empire in embryo, w ith its my Oold Band Ware and hundreds of other items I lot Baking Dishes. . 10c-15c-20c | for school children. The Sentinel here- riad stream s and hundreds of thousands | Wlutc Ware And raug the bell for the maiden trim by offers to become another of the de of unharnessed dynamic horse power, you need on sale all the time. I lot Ivory Fancy Dishes ... 16c Complete Sets of Either W ho'd promised to go to the play with sired 25. with its m ineral wealth untold sad til him; Someone should take hold of this most untouched, with its industrial pos- Blue cups and saucers, each. 10c Gold Band or White Ware pri position, get the required number of sibilitics and agricultural probabilities Cedar .Mops...................... 35c Get our prices I lot covered china Butter dishes, And told the servaut, with joyous air. loans aud prepare to put the plan into unequalled anywhere, with its pretty worth 50c, your choice .... 25c To say there were fifteen minutes to operation this spring. flowers and beautiful women that bloom Big can of O il.....................15c White Enamel Combinéis . $1 25 spare. A fter the required number of loans the year 'round—this land of magnifi- I lot Butter Dishes 25c See this bargain are secured, a meeting will have to be cent destiny “ where rolls the Oregon.” China Combinéis ... ...........$1 25 See this bargain And then for fifteen minutes ho sat held to adopt rules and regulations' ----------------------------- In the parlor dim, and he held his hat, for the purchase and disposal of the SUPPORTING TH E PRESIDENT. | pigs and repaym ent of the money And w aited and sighed for the m aideu; loaned. T IS a peculiar situation when our! trim This would be a legitim ate and proper president must depend on mem | W ho'd promised to go to the play with subject for consideration and action up tiers of congress from the opposing turn, [ on the part of the commercial club. party to uphold him against the on slaughts of the members of his own ♦♦♦ v Until, us the clock overhead struck A cannibal w ouldn’t eat a knocker, parry. eight, for he knows the meal w ouldn't agree In our tro hies with w arring uations He m uttered: “ G reat Scott! it is get with him. of Europe, all members of the govern ting late ” ; ment should work in hurmony. That All of us give more or less of our would consider that some people had there is not an harmonious working POLITICAL PERJURY. moral support to reforms until someone done sumething worth reward i f they And took a turn on the parlor floor, agreem ent is probably due in a large sturtn something that inconveniences us. would place themselves in n position And waited for fifteen minutes more; T A RECENT meeting of the dem degree to W ilson’s disposition to handle where it would be possible to erect a Thing« Other« Think ind Wh«t W« ocratic central committee of Mur the situation with as little advice as And thought of those seats in the front ion county one of the members of the possible. It may be that he has shown Think of tho Th.ng« 0th«« Think Roosevelt’s double has been found. monument to their memory. parquet. T h a t’s an unfair manner of throwing committee made the following com as great a lack of diplomacy in handling And m idnight came, and the break of plaint: w arring members of congress as be has Mexico now has a stable government, members of the republican party into ownership of railways every congress- day; ‘‘For years Chamberlain has induced in handling the w arring nations of Eu but it may not be long before Carranza fits. 1 man would feel compelled to furniah rope. But be that as it may, he is the would give the presidency for a horae. j us to register as republicans th at we -------------- transportation to his constituents In That day and the next, and the next might vote for weak republican nomi head of the nation. If it was a mistake ------------- ; Why d o n ’t they use rubber instead nbout the same manner he now fur- one, toe, nees and then elect democrats in the to place him in that exalted position, Ju st for our own ation we wish ,,f nilk thread in our paper money. nishns garden seed and public docu- He sat and w aited the long hours generul he is not to blame. It was a mistake to inquire if anyone inform elections. We obeyed, and now has heard anything through. the very men we elected play in with of the voters, and if he is trying honest of Mrs. Guit since the honeymoon. Home folks would be satisfied with men Is. ly to do his duty as he sees it, he must the republicans and ignore those in their their lives if they felt n monument Undoubtedly the prohibition s t a t e s Then tim e flew on and the years sped own party who should be rewarded. be supported and it would be almost would be erected to their memory. We will have full tickets ut the regular by, we have waited for three years treason for members of the opposing The jokers are the things that make d o n ’t wish And still he sat with expectant eye in Here silence to throw stones, but we elections. life serious for the legislators. expecting to see Chamber- party to attem pt to put him in a hole in a ruse of such vital importance to lain and Lane do something for demo And lengthening beard, for the maiden crats, but mighty little have they done. the nation. The peace dove has returned from trim There is not as b itter a feeling its flight and found nothing but b at Marion county democrats have their W ho’d promised to go to the play with patience exhausted.” against Wilson among the republicans tleships upon which it could alight to him; Here is a frank admission of rank us there is among members of his own rest its wings. A democrat can not register party. The feeling among republicans Until one night, as with palsied hand perjury. as a republican withou perjuring him is one of pity rather than censure, one The get-together spirit is susceptible He sat in the chair, for he couldn’t self. While common ordinary lying of commiseration rather than criti stand, is considered som ething of an accom cism. In the cam paign approaching the to misconstruction. It is possible to get malicious lying is a crime u tter failure of the democratic pnrty to together in a way that could not iu And drummed in an aimless way, she plishment, which should not go unpunished when perform a single promise may be spoken any way be considered cooperation. came so frankly adm It is up to the of in strong term s, but very few bitter And opened the door with her withered district attorney itted. of Marion county, be words will be spoken of a president Senator Clapp of M innesota inny be fram e. he democrat or republican, to teach a who has been unfortunate in his selec just the encore. respect for our prim ary law, which tion of subordinates and unable to cope The m oon’s bright rays touched the little is becoming unpopular because of just! with a situation where great minds Churches are members of the volun silvered hair such abuses as the one adm itted by were needed in consultation. Of her who had fifteen m inutes to our democratic committeeman from Meanwhile the president should hnve teer fire departm ent—they save from spare. the moral support of democrats and re fire. Marion county. publicans alike, even if we do not agree And then in tones that he strained to with his methods of handling the sit We all believe in the single term — HEN" “ o u r” George, the white- hear, P ) ™ inged angel of Oregon democ uation. V _ J Wi until we get into office. She spoke, and she said: “ Are yt racy, if the statem ent quoted is true, readv, d e a rt” is as guilty as those he has encouraged Chester Noland has been appointed The greater the demund for iron and to purjure themselves for the “ good” postm aster at Creswell. Chester form er steel for engines of war, the greater PIG S FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN. of the party. Subornation of purjury ly was in the newspaper business nnd the dividends on C arnegie’s steel stock, stood before the big battery of milling machines in the is a serious crime and is no less hei now will have the opportunity to learn 1 O M B k tl followed the plan nous because a part of a campaign con first hand how the postm aster feels therefore the greater his contributions Grape-Nuts factories at Battle Creek, Mich., and t * J adopted elsewhere for furnishing ducted for the noble and glorious pur when subscribers demand their paper to the cause of peace. after inspecting both the wheat and flour said to the school children with pigs, the same to pose of electing a “ non-partisan” to when the editor is late getting it into miller: be paid for from the profits of repro the L'nited States senate. If the state the postoffice. The man who can get out of a trunk duction. Pigs increase rapidly and the ment by the M arion county democratic after being put in there with legs and “ That’s selected wheat, and no ‘patent flour’ price of the original pig can usually committeeman is true, “ o u r” George YOUR CANDIDATE. arms tied, is qualified to dress in a | stunt either. That wheat comes out of the rolls as be repaid the first year, after which should also be given a w arning by the the school child has several pigs as a :*rm of the law. If he is guilty he is not ^ H E SEASON of the festive can- Pullman birth. honest and unrefined as it went in. W here did you nucleus for a good pig business. fit to sit in the U nited States senate. L _ J didate is here. It is the open ever make flour before that retained the true mineral This plan educates the children in the If Oregon were a democratic state,) season and here is a rule which we wish I t ’s getting so Mexico is n ’t even a content of the grain?” good pluce for Mexicans. pig business and encourages industry the chances are that republicans would i (0 jay down for killing him off: be guilty of crimes against the pri 1 p 0 not be too greatly impressed by And the wise miller replied: “ 1 have worked in mary law now charged to the demo- large promises. The candidate has We presume th at under government a good many mills, and I am no youngster, hut let me crats, but th at would not make the never been elected who kept all of his crimes any less reprehensible. If we pre-election promises. It is an almost tell you, I never made whole wheat flour like that are to retain the prim ary law we must certain rule th a t the bigger the boob until I came with this company,” stop its abuse. the bigger his promises. The beet can didates makes the fewest promifcs. Th e truth is, white flour is wofully lacking in nine miles from Cottage Grove, farm NOTHER point in connection with your candidate by his past per- certain essential mineral elements which are thrown land and tim ber; ten million feet of this unwise confession. T That hat is i“ formance. If he has been successful tim ber; well w atered and on good the sinister purpose of com m itting per in business life you may well expect out in the milling to make flour white and pretty, and that high interest oftim es means road; $20 per acre; will furnish jury to register with the opposing party him to be successful in adm inistering its use frequently results in impaired health and activity low security T Everyday events buyer for tim ber at $5,000. Veatch in order to nominate the weakest mem a public trust. If he has been honest seem to prove it. Th e famous pure food, & Spencer. jn22jl!2 ber of that party. Those who become in private life you may well expect If you can be content with nor | members of a party in order to destroy him to be honest in public life. If he mal interest and want to be ab it may be likened to Judas who betrayed has kept his private promises you may solutely sure of your principal, j the Savior with a kiss. These are hard expect him to keep his public promises. then this strong N ational Bank words but true, be such traitors demo- Judge his promises of future perform has much to offer. 1 crats or republicans. ance» by his perform ances while a pri A savings account can be opened The practice of registering w ith the vate citizen and you will choose wisely. here with one dollar or more, on Thirty-four acres of fine land on ¡opposing party in order to nominate which we will pay you a fair in is made o f honest whole wheat and malted barley; and good improved road, w ithin ono-third j its weakest candidate tends to tear Cottage Grove people will regret that terest. Peace of mind is worth mile of city lim its of City of Cottage down our system of government, for they are not in a position to vote for supplies in splendid proportion all the brain and something. Grove. Terms can be had. Call at 1 if democrats nom inate the weakest re- Carlton Spencer, a Cottage Grove boy, nervemaking, bone and muscle-building elements of Think it over and consult us. this office. wla-jly27tfc publicans and the republicans nominate who is a candidate for the lower house the field grams, including their mineral elements. ! the weakest democrats, we are certain from M ultnomah county. to get our w eakest men into office, — ------------------------- Rich, nut-like flavor, ease of serving, and c^uick I which is hardly conducive to good It i() congidered rem arkable when a digestibility have made Grape-Nuts a household word government. 1 ,»•» n Mn in b ack .” I t is considered comes the country over. woman ASTLY, no one who has a proper 'j111 e rem arkable when Two U rge lots, close to school and sense of honor, right and ju stice,! ‘ oesn * pavem ent, at a bargain if taken soon. Terms if desired. A. «..Wood would attem pt to get inside of a private ard, owner. jly 2 7 tfc.. business in order to undermine it. Why I t ’« never too late for oor enemies Sold by Grocers everyw h ere should politics be so much d irtier than to mend their ways. m Special Bargains in Cut Glass 95c Specials In Chinaware X a GERMAN CHINA 15c ¡The Fair S tore! <5 HINCS WE THINK A Leading Pood Expert Í a IS IT TRUE? Grape-Nuts Good Thing for Speculation NEW 7 ROOM BUNGALOW The Old Reliable H First National Bank Cottage Grove« Oregon “There’s a Reason” for Grape-Nuts
