Cottage Grove sentinel., June 22, 1916, Image 4

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news in the homo tuvvu.
O f course it is true that the home
paper is designed chiefly to interest the
people o f the community iu which it is
A N D OOTTAQE OBOVE LE A D E R
published, uud to serve us uu adverlis
A W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R W IT H P L E N T Y OF B A C K B O N E
ing medium for the local merchants.
Hut there is uuothcr object which must
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ELBERT BEDE AND El.DEBT SMITH. .
uot be lost sight of. A newspaper is
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also u community publicity organ de
signed to let the world know what is
A f in t ela** publication entered at Cottage Orove, Oregon, a* second clans matter
going on in that particular locality.
This feature is a very valuable asset
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which most people are wont to ignore
For instance the Times exchanges
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with about twenty other papers. When
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we print anything which is o f interest
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to other communities, it is copied iii the
No aubecription taken unless paid for in advance.
home paper, uud Youcnllu gets some
n o t ic i : o r f in a l h e t t l h m k n t
publicity o f the best kind. In this way 0 R 0 V E T E A C H E R S A R E
A D V E R T IS IN G R A TE S
a local paper docs more for a common
A W A R D E D C E R T IF IC A T E S
Display, 25 cent* per inch; reading notice ads., 8 cents per line; surrounded ads.,
In thè Matter of tha Estate of George
ity than any other medium. Another
50 cents per inch; classified ads., I cent per word. Special discounts on contracts.
Wall, Dece osai!
feature
is
thut
we
send
a
copy
of
the
Highest Ree online uilstlou Issued by
Curds o f Thanks and Resolutions, ti cents per hue.
paper each week to the library in Port
State Department
LEG \L RATE S
Notlco is licreby given tliiit thè un
laud where it is pluced on file. Any
•lersigiicil udministriitrix o f thè estate
8c per line for single insertion; 5c per line for subsequent insertions up to and
one wishing Yoncullu news iu Portland
Certificates o f specilli merit have
including a total o f four insertions; 5c per line flut for all notices running five
can go directly to the library and get been awarded to u number o f Cottage of George Wtill, dcccuscd, ha* fileil Iter
insertions to ten insertions; 4c per line flat for notices runuiug over ten insertions
fiuti! aceount with thè rounty court of
it.
Grove teacher* by the state d iiirtment
Lane rounty, stute of Oregon, unii salii
We have had some o f our articles o f education.
M E M B E R N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L A SSO CIA TIO N
court Ima flxeil thè Mth day of July,
copied in ten or fifteen different papers
The purpose o f this certificate is to
M E M B E R W IL L A M E T T E V A L L E Y E D IT O R IA L A SSO C IA TIO N
throughout the state. You may wonder stimulate interest for professional study 19111, nt thè hoar of 10 o ’clock a. ni. of
how we know that these other papers and advancement. The certificate of sniil day, na thè tinte for hearing nnd
M E M B E R OREUON S T A T E E D IT O R IA L A SS O C IA T IO N
copied us when some of them were not merit is considered the highest reeom nllowiiig snid finii! aerount nnd o f henr
TH U R S D A Y, JU N E 22, 191«
The fact that the couuty clerk has even on our exchange list. A dipping iiiemlation issued by the state depart ing ohjoctions thercto.
Any nnd ull persons huving objcrtions
not denied our recent allegations must bureau iu Portland cuts them out and meat o f education, la order to necurt
tauqua for many times the price o f the be taken us evidence that they cuuuut sends them to us.
tu thè ullowunro of suld final nceount
HOMESICK.
it, a teacher must have taught school
entire ehautauqua. Many hundreds got, be denied.
The Port Puipqun Courier has done successfully for at least eight months are hereliy noti fin i and requireil to
1 want to go back to a day long dead; through the chuutauquu, information
more real advertising for the lower luring the year 11*15 ll'lii, met all the iimke limi file sudli objertions with salii
To my mother's knee and the aimple and education for less than it Mould
Umpqua region than any other medium requirements o f a teacher in a standard court nn or befuro snid date.
IN V E N T IO N S A R E W A N T E D
Dntcd i U i 2 ,i day of .lune, ioni.
have cost oue person without the Chau­
prayer—
Probably the community which is bet high school, made ail the necessary re
ELLA W ALL,
“ Now 1 lay me down—
to the je w ­ tauqua.
E A R L Y everyone has heard o f the ter known because o f its paper than, ports promptly, attended the uniiual in
To have seeu the beautiful pieces of
Administrntrix of thè estate
eled houra
fortuue made by the man who iu any other in Oregon, is Cottage Grove, stitute or teachers’ training sehool, unti
sceuery shown in the uiaguifleeut col
o f George Wull, deccnsed,
That were free from care.
veuied the hooks that took the place the
of home o f the “ Live Wire News at least one local Institute, and huvi Jn7 jly5
or pictures a single persou would have eyelets in shoes; and o f the fortuue paper.”
Elbert Bede, the editor o f the read during the year, under the su|x>r
1 want to go back to the gray-roofed spent in railroad fare alone more made by the mail who invented the Bcntinel, is more widely quoted thun
vision of the University o f Oregon or
than the price o f the entire ehautauqua. suups that took the place o f the old auy other country editor iu the state,
cot,
the Oregon Agricultural College, at
We are tucked away here in a little fashioued buttons on gloves; and the and his publication is pointed to by the
To the wild bird's soug and the joyfu l
least two books on the teachers' reading
community where we sec little and heur fortune made by the man who invented Department o f Journulisni o f the U. o f
P1»/ .
tírala lint,
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To the voice that called from the viue- little. The ehautauqua keeps us from he pigs iu clover puzzle, and nearly (I., us a model weekly newspaper. The
The following from here hnve been
getting so narrow that we could slip e very one has said to himself:
clad door
publicity which Cottoge Grove receives awarded these certificate»: Nora Ward,
and
through u crack iu the ehautauqua plat
A t the close o f day.
through the Bentiuel is invaluable, and Doreria; J. F. Godard, Springfield;
“ Why didn't 1 think o f t h a t f”
form.
Well, here's your chance: A t n re could be secured in the same measure in Hertha A. Stephens und Merle M. Cel
We in these small communities can cent dinner iu New York a man who no other way. The same is true o f all
1 want to go back— my soul is sick
lars, Cottage Grove.
O f the daily grind—o f the strain and uot get acquainted with the great men handles large quantities o f novelties weekly newspapers, only possibly in a
and women o f the nation— can not get and notions gave a list o f fourteen nr smaller degree.
strife
Legal doeument covers for sub* lit
And the ceaseless roar o f the crowded some o f these better thiugs o f life— ex­ tides that would be sold in immense
•\s far as the Time* is concerned, we The Sentinel office.
in lOt f
cept
through
the
ehautauqua.
streets
v
quantities in this country if they could are giving Yonruila, and this common
For ourselves we are not content to be made, and he said that millious ity, publicity which it would receive
That men call “ life .’ ’
Chiropractors.
live iu a little community i f that means awaited the inventor who could devise n no other way.
!>r. R. I’ . Itnidford und wife, state li
1 want to go back to the whispering drifting back to the cave days. We do any one o f them. Among them were:
We had the nerve to state that we censed chiropructic physicians, in jiruc
uot wish to bring up our children with­
nights,
A new fuel fur automobiles and cn were publishing the neatest and best tica 7 years. All chronic und acute cases
The rain on the roof, the drifting out giving them some o f the opportun­ gines that would t^e as good as gasoline weekly in the county, and the state
snrressfully handled'w ithout the use o f
ities that children in the larger com­ but lower in price; a fountain pen that ineut went uncoutrndicted. The Oak
leave«;
the knife or drugs, no matter whnt the
For the wood fir e ’s gleam on the time- munities have. The ehautauqua helps would not leak; a shoe that would fust hind Advance and the Butherliu Hun
name o f your disease is. ('«nsultatioa
us to broaden ourselves— to educate our en with snaps iusteud o f luces and be took a crack at us for making such a
stained walls
and examination free to all. Hours, 8
children and ourselves.
We probably just as comfortable and satisfactory; claim, but neither ventured to dispute
My spirit grieves.
a. ni. to 7:30 p. m , and by appointment.
need it as much as our childreu.
uu automatic rug beater that would run t. We are publishing a good paper, and Both phones, 23 and 7. London Ore­
We trust our correspondent will at­ by electricity; u window screen that no one knows it better than we do, for
1 want to go back. The peace I crave
gon.
may IOjuuc2Hpd
And the lamp o f jo y that 1 sought with tend the next ehautauqua aud then he rolls up like a shade; a corset that we do all the work.
may be doubly pleased that he didu't would not have to be laced but would
tears—
Get in und support your home paper.
Notice of Final Settlement
Though I knew it not— are there, bsck sign his unme to the letter printed fit the form us well us those now in use; Mend us news, talk alaiut yuur paper
Notice in hereby given that the under
there,
above.
a new way o f attaching n man's collar for it is yours. We will do our best to igned administratrix o f the estate of
With the vanished years.
to his shirt without buttons that are make Yoncalla proud o f her home sheet. Richard Crow, deceased, has filed
H. E. Hodges, recently publisher of always being lost und that scratch the You can ’t send us too much news. We
— Auouvmous.
in the county court of Lime county,
The Yeneta Enterprise, has launched neck.— Eugene Guard.
ure setting more matter now than any
Oregon, her finul account ns such ad­
The Donald Record. I f The Record is
W H A T IS IT GOOD FOR?
other weekly paper in the county, but
A W O M A N IS A S O LD
ministratrix and that Saturday, the 22d
not a rip-roaring success, it will be ouly
we can use a lot more. Bend it in. We day o f July, 191«, at the hour o f 2:30
H IT C H IN G RACKS.
AS SH E LOOKS
Cottage Grove, Ore., June 19.— (T o because the people o f Donald do not
need your co-operation.
o ’clock p. in. o f said day*, has been fixed
K
the Editor.)— I would like to have some appreciate the kind o f paper Hodges
F there is one thing Cottage Grove
hy sitili court ns the time for hearing
one explain to me o f what value a chau gives them.
G LA S S E S I\
should do it is to provide some
any objections to said report anil the
tauqua is to a city. I can’t see that we
place for farmers to hitch their teams.
The O N L Y invisible B IF O ­
settlement thereof.
H U N T IN G FOR TH UND ER.
get anything for the money taken out
Hitching racks cannot be placed on the
L II.L IE A. CROW, Administratrix
CAL, remove every objection
o f the city.
paved streets without ruining the streets
Alta King, Attorney for estate. j2!j!20r
u woman I ihk to bifocaln.
Things
Other»
Think
snd
Whit
W*
T must also be remembered that nor can they be placed near residence
ONE' WHO W A S N ’T TH ERE.
Think *f th# Thing» Other» Think
They have the smooth, even
when Justice Hughes gave his in­ property without entailing well-founded
Notice o f Final Settlement.
surfaces of single viaioil len­
terview to Rabbi Wise on the impropri­
'A L K IN G
o f ehautauqua, what
objections. It is a hard problem to solve,
Notice is hereby given thnt the under
T h ere’s no sense in abusing those
ses ami nohoily lint the wenr-
_
good is it to anyone, anyway f ety of a supreme justice being a candi­ but no harder than it is for the funners
I signed udministriitrix of the estate of
whose
opinions
d
iffe
r
from
yours—
be
That is the question asked by a contrib­ date for president, he had no idea he to have to pay for a place to -tie their
<
*r would ever know that
John Nelson Crow, deceased, bus filed
utor who does not care to sign his true could be nominated.— Eugene Guard.
they were hifocnlM.
horses when they come to the city for n sides you would have no excuse for ex in the county court o f Lane county,
name to his letter.
The democratic newspapers can't stop few minutes.
pressing your opinions if there were
,
K U Y I T O K S do not make
|Oregon, her final nrrount ns surh nil
Well, what good is chautauquaf Let their knocking o f the man who is going
none to disagree with you.
Borne one should do something.
the wearer look frenkiHli iin
ministrntrix ami thnt Saturday, the 22d
us see i f we can ju stify something that to defeat their candidate. As long as
It isn ’t always a particularly good day o f July, 191fl, at the hour o f 2:30
• he ohl-l'iiMhioned bifocalx do.
sends several hundred dollars out o f the Justice Hughes was on the supreme A N E X C E L L E N T W A Y TO REDUCE
sign to be at the top o f the heap. The | o ’clock p. m. o f said 'lay, has been fixed
city.
bench be declared he was not a candi­
TAXE S.
flotsam and jetsam is always on top by snid court ns the time for hearing
Primarily ehautauqua is a great sum­ date. When he was nominated, and de­
Inny objections to snid report nnd the
and
the solid foundations below.
O PT O M E T R IST
mer school that thousands may attend, cided to yield to the people’s wishes, he
( Portland Spectator.)
Money will do most unything—-and settlement thereof.
881 Willamette Ht . Eugene. Ore.
where noted men and women tell in a promptly resigned. What hurts the dem­
llE TA X E B in Oregon have been
L II.L IE A. CR oW , Administratrix.
Burresnor to Burgees Optical Co.,
few words what it has taken them a ocrats is that the republicans have se­
so steadily increasing each year many will do most anything for money. Alta King, Attorney for estate. j22jl2**e
Most
o
f
us
are
willing
to
do
most
any
lifetim e to learn.
cured a candidate whose record is such
that they have become a serious burden
Take Cottage G rove’s most recent that they must manufacture some sense to the citizens und a detriment to the old kind o f an accommodation i f we
ehautauqua, to which a season ticket less, idiotic and trivial charge like the . state advancement. We are beginning can accommodate ourselves as to the
eost $2.50, or an average o f 20 cents a one already quoted in order to have any- j to rea)ize that one o f the principal time we will do it.
session.
thing to say against him. They bad rt,UH()nM why the resources o f this state
The young man who spends lots of
Most o f those who heard Dr. Boyl's better spend their time in explaining have not been more fully developed is
money on candy for hi* sweetheart muy
lecture on “ The Been and the Unseen” who swiped the democratic platform of ; i,ecaU8e the money necessary for such
huve to pay un equal amount for dental
expressed the opinion that that one four years ago.
purpose does not seek investment here
bills for bis wife.
number was worth the price of the sea­
on account o f our unreasonable taxes.
son ticket. With the sympathetic hand
G. E. Brookins has sold the Canlyy Capital seeks investment where the pub­
o f an artist the speaker traced the dim Herald to W. E. Brainerd, who has been lic charge« thereon ure not so great.
Notice to Creditors,
but vital line of demarcation between connected with The Herald for a short
Our people seem to have been unable In the Matter o f the Estate o f S. C. |
the known and the unknown. In not time. Mr. Brainerd will try to get out to persuade the legislature and the o f f i ­
Counts, Deceased:
JS %
much more than an hour, in classic dic­ as good a papsr as Mr. Brookins did, cials o f the county and municipal go v­
Notice is hereby given thnt the under-1
tion, he gave the audience the results and Mr. Brookins will go to school, ernments to be reasonable in the appro­ signed has been duly appointed admin­
o f a lifetim e o f study.
evidently to learn bow to get out a priation und expenditures o f public istrator o f the estute o f H. C. Counts, I
To those who love the bible the schol­ still better paper.
W hy not get a good
funds, and have decided to cal^ a halt deceased, by the County Court o f Lane |
arly lecture by Arthur Franzke, the re­
oil stove so that dur­
on this extravagance. A t a meeting county, state o f Oregon.
There’s no overheating
sult of a lifetim e o f study o f the match­
C U T T IN G WEEDS.
A ll persons huving claims against thi- I
held in Portland by the State Taxpay­
ing the hot weather
the kitchen with un up-to-
less book, was worth the price o f a sea­
ers’ league, composed o f substantial rep­ estate o f snid H. C. Counts, deceased, [
your
wife
or
mother
date oil cook stove. It’s
son ticket.
HE Sentinel is pleased to note that resentatives o f all the interests o f the are hereby notified and required to pre
or sister or daughter»
just like cooking with city
In the address, ‘ ' America Before the
the weeds are being cut along state, a resolution was adopted directing sent the same to the undersigned, nt I
can p re p a re the
gas. The burners con­
W orld,” Dr. Fisher took the audience
some o f the sidewalks o f the city. that
In there shall bo submitted to the peo­ Cottage Grove, in Imite county, state of
meals in a cool, com­
centrate the heat at the
upon a travel trip o f wondrous beauty some places the weeds and grass have ple an amendment to the constitution Oregon, with the proper vouchers anil
fortable kitchen?
different coolring points.
that would have cost a single individual been allowed to grow until they lean which, i f approved, will not permit the properly verified, as by law required,
the price o f the entire ehautauqua.
over the sidewalk and leave hardly a state or any county, municipality, dis­ within six months from the first pabli- |
The same may be said o f the* Ha­ foatpath. A woman could not use such trict or body to which the power to levy cation o f this notice.
waiian lecture and pictures.
Dated this 22d day o f June, A. D.
a walk in wet weather without getting taxes shall have been delegated to ex­
Ernest J. Bias, the community devel­ soaked through. In dry weather she ercise such power so as to produce a 191ft.
opment man, gave his hearers ideas could not use such a walk without trans­ greater amount o f revenue than the to­
F R A N K KN O X,
whereby they may each year reap suf­ ferring to her dress the dust and dirt tal amount o f taxes levied by it the
Administrator o f the Estate I
ficient additional profits to more than gathered on the weeds and grass. We year preceding, plus six per cent, unless jun22-jly20c
o f H. C. Counts, deceased. |
pay for a ehautauqua.
have seen women going to a party in the people at an election authorize an
N o wood or coal or
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Victor Murdock, had he been able to white dresses and using the middle o f increase thereof for a particular and
ashes to lug. N o
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
be present, wonld have told of bis ex­ the street for the protection o f their specific purpose.
waiting for fires to
periences in Europe and would have clothes.
F t
This is a wholesome measure. Through
Department o f the Interior, II. S.
catchup. The long
given information that many would
I f we haven’t sufficient civic pride its instrumentality we shall be able to Land O ffice at Roseburg, Oregon, June I
Bett
blue chimneys do
have willingly paid hundreds of dollars to cut the grass and weeds, we should keep our taxes within a reasonable lim­
13, 191«.
R f lu it i
av/ny*
w ith all
for.
have sufficient love, respect and regard it, something we have not been nble to
Notice is hereby given thnt Verty F.
Un
smoke and smelL
From the address o f Harriette Gunn for the women— sufficient chivalry— to do before. The amendment will in no
Hebert, o f Oakridge, Oregon, who, on
In 1, 2, 3, and 4-burner
P f a ri
Roberson many mothers may have got­ do so for them. I f we haven’t any o f way interfere with the necessary im ­
August 18, 1909, made Adjoining Farm
sizes, with o r without
O il
ten information that means a lifetime these things, we need a city marshal to provements in roads or buildings.
ovene. A lso cabinet
Homestead Entry, Serial No. 05212, for
o f happiness.
order them cut.
models with Plreleaa
When there is any extraordinary I*ot 1 o f Sec. 22, and HE'/« o f HE(4 Of
The
purely
amusement
features
cooking oven.
need for these improvements, which HWVi o f HWV4 o f Section 15, Township
may be harder to defend from a
A S T A R T L IN G CO NTRAST.
would entail an expenditure o f over six 21 H. Range 3 K. Willamette Meridian,
S TA N D A R D O IL
dollar and rents standpoint, but they
per cent more than was required in the has filed notice o f his intention to make
C O M PA N Y
brought enjoyment to many that could
HE grand jury that has just in­ previous year, the people can vote fo i it. final five-year proof, to establish claim
( C a li f o r n ia )
not have been otherwise secured for
vestigated the Lane county poor The amendment will give the people to the land above described, before I.
many times the price. One thing o f pe­ farm reports that the meals that are control o f public expenditures, will pre­
P. Hewitt, U. H. Commissioner, at his
culiar value about the amusement fea­ served are not sufficient to maintain vent waste and reduce taxes, and it
o ffice at Eugene,* Oregon, on the 27th
For Bale by
tures was the demonstration that people the inmates of the farm in good health. should be adopteij.
day o f July, 191«.
can be pleased without a descent to the It is a serious charge. It is always ser­
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Claimant names as witnesses:
slightest suggestion of vulgarity or ob­ ious when fellow beings are not getting
W H A T A N E W S P A P E R DOES.
Charles E. McClane, o f Oakridge, Ore
scenity.
enough to eat to maintain them in
gon; George E. Hebert, o f Oakridge, |
The entire program waa uplifting, re­ health.
(The Yoncalla Times)
Oregon; Willinm H. Walker, o f Oak-
fining, educational and inspirational.
This report by the grand jury recalls « M A N Y people, in fact most people, ridge, Oregon; James W. Hill, o f Oak-
A single person could not have gotten the fact that Lane county’s court house s i J have a mistaken idea o f the aims
ridge, Oregon.
in other ways the information to be government is the costliest in Oregon o f a newspaper, for it is generally be­
W. H. CANON,
gleaned from the lectures o f this Chau­ except Multnomah’s. During the corn- lieved to be merely a disseminator o f
an
junl4-jlyl9c
v
Register.
ülljr (Cutían Ökmtr Brniturl
mg year, for instunce, it will cost over
$17,000 more to maintain the court
house offices in lame county than m
Marion county, although Marion is
larger iu both assessed valuation and
population thun Lane. Lane couuty's
court house goveruuieut will cost over
$30,000 more thau Clackamas', although
Clackamas is approximately equal iu
population and assessed valuation. And
it will cost uioro thau twice as much to
maiutuiu the court house and its various
offices in Intiie county as in Liuii.
The more important court house o f f i­
ces iu lame couuty ure maintained on
a scale o f magnificence uot equalled in
any other Oregon couuty except Mult
tiomah county.
The couuty clerk's
of ice, for instance, costs the taxpayers
of this county more thau iiuy other
clerk's o ffice in the stute except Mult-
uomnh. Bo does the sh eriff's office.
Bo does the assessor 'a office.
And yet when the grand jury invest
igated the poor farm it reports that
the meals served are uot sufficient to
maintain the inmates iu health.
We
spend with splendid recklessuess for
court house government and in the menu
while we starve the indigent poor.
Buell is politics!— Eugeue Register.
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