Cottage Grove sentinel., September 13, 1917, Image 4

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A f i rs t -c la s s p u b li c a ti o n o u tc r e d a t Cot-
tug u G rov e, Ore., as second-class m a t t e r
E lb e r t B ede an d E l b e r t S m ith P u b li s h e rs
W ito e
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B usiness O f f i c e ......20 S o u th F i f t h StreTt
S U B SC R IPT IO N R A T E #
O n e y e a r ____$1.50 I Si» m o u t h s ........... 80c
T h r e e m o n th s .40 | S in g le c o p ie s...... 5c
No subscriptions listed tor less thaa 4 uv
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D isp lay , -’5c a n in c h ; re a d i n g no tices 8c
a lin e ; s u r ro u n d e d ads., 50c u n in ch ;
c la s s if ie d ads., l c a w ord. S p e c ia l djs
c o u n ts on c o n tr a c ts . C a rd s o f t u a n k s
a n d resolu tio n s, l>c a line.
T S gal rates
Me a lin e f o r sin g le in s e r ti o n ; 5c a line
f o r su b s eq u en t in s e r ti o n s u p to a n d in-
cludiiwi a t o t a l o f f o u r in s e r ti o n s ; 5c a
line f l a t fo r all n o tic e s r u n n i n g fiv e i n ­
s e r tio n s to 10 in s e r ti o n s ; 4c a line f la t
to r n o tic e s r u n n i n g o v er lt> insertions.
N a t i o n a l E d i t o r i a l A ssociation
O reg o n S t a t e E d i t o r i a l A ssociation
W illa m e tte V aliev E d i t o r i a l A ssociation
l. a u e C o u n ty E d i t o r i a l A a a o d a u o n
T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 13, 1017
’T is th e s t a r sp a n g le d b a n n e r .
Oh! lo n g m ay i t w av e
O ’e r th e la n d o f t h e fr e e
A n d t h e hom e o f th e b r a v e .
EDITO R S V IS IT N EW PO R T.
T h e W il la m e tt e v a lle y e d it o r s j o u r ­
n eyed to N e w p o rt S a t u r d a y a n d had a
u niq ue an d e n jo y a b le tim e. T h e b usiness
session o f t h e p ro g r a m was held in a
p r i v a t e e a r d u r i n g t h e t r i p fro m A lb a n y
to N e w p o r t a n d w as c h a t a c t e r i r e d by-
Addison B e n n e tt as th e longest session
th e a ss o c ia tio n has e v e r held, b ein g 90
m iles long.
A t N e w p o r t th e e n t i r e tim e w as g iv ­
en o v e r to seasid e e n jo y m e n ts o f d i f ­
fe r e n t kind s, such as p a r t a k i n g o f c l a m ­
b ak es, f l i r t i n g w ith m erm aid s, iu d ig e s
tio n a n d d e a t h on th e b r i n y deep.
T h e N e w p o r t people d id th em selv es
q u ite p ro u d in th e i r e f f o r t s to show th e
e d it o r s a good tim e, b u t it w as easy to
see t h a t th e g r e a t e r n u m b e r o f N e w p o rt
people h a d le f t th e w ork f o r th e few .
T hey were g lad eno u g h to h a v e th e edi
to r s come an d e n jo y th em selv es, la t e r
to g iv e th e c it y a lot o f f r e e a d v e r t i s
ing, b u t th e m a n y w e re w ill in g to leave
th e re a l work to th e few . L e t it be said
to t h e c re d it o f th e few w ho p u t th e
e n t e r t a i n m e n t o v e r t h a t i f a ll th e c i t i ­
zens o f N e w p o rt w ere o f th e sam e cali
b e r as tho se few th e y would h a v e a sum
m e r re s o rt su rp assed b y none.
I t w a s p la i n ly e v id e n t to th o se e d ito rs
who used t h e i r ey e s a t all t h a t th e r e
w a s a lack o f t e a m w o rk a n d t h a t m a n y
w ho h a d p ro m ised th e i r serv ices had
fallen down a t th e last m om ent.
A s an e v id en c e o f a lack o f team
w o rk it w as r e p o r te d t h a t one d e a le r in
e r a b s re f u s e d to sell a n y to th e enter-
t n i n m e n t co m m itte e b ecau se t h e y had
m ad e a r r a n g e m e n t s w ith som eone else
p rev io u sly . T h e b a n q u e t to th e e d ito rs
h a d to be p o stp o n e d se v e ra l h o urs on
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th o u g h t more o f v e n ti n g a p r i v a t e
g ru d g e th a n of u p h o ld in g th e f a i r nam e
of his c ity b e fo r e th e big gest bu nch o f
p u b lic ity a g e n ts t h a t c ity will h a v e
w ith in it s b o u n d a r i e s fo r some time.
B ecause th e r e w ere th ose so a b so lu te ­
ly b e r e f t o f th e least sense o f public
p rid e as th e one re f e rre d to, th o se who
felt th e i r d u ty and tr ie d to do th e i r
p a rt had a d o u b le load to c a rr y and
w ere highly c o m p lim en ted by th e e d i ­
tors fo r th e m a n n e r in which th ey got
a w ay w ith it.
T h e lack o f te a m work an d th e sp le n ­
did sp irit show n by the few w o rk e rs
were th e su b je c t of much co m m en t on
th e p a r t o f th e ed itors.
W h a t N e w p o rt need s to l i i e n it up
is ab o u t 50 or (W first-cla ss fu n erals.
T h e e d it o rs could fully a p p r e c i a te th e
po sitio n N ew po rt is in, because m an y of
th em h av e sim ila r co n d itio n s a t hoic.t
M A N Y S U P E R S T I T I O U S YET.
It i . nliuost u n b e li e v a b le th a t in th ese
t w e n t i e t h c e n tu r y d a y s th e r e a r e tho se
so s u p e r s titio u s t h a t th ey full for the
c h ain le t t e r or c h a in p ra y e r. T h a t th e r e
still a r e m an y such is e v id e n c e d by th e
fact t h a t every» w eek or so T he S -n ti-
uel h e a rs of a new ch ain l e t t e r or chu m
p ra y e r . T he la te st we h a v e seen reads
as follow s:
The R ed Cross C hain.
Oh. L ord , God, I im plore th ee, send
v ic t o ry to th e allies.
T h is was sen t from R u ssia to he
sen t aro u n d th e world. P le a s e copy
an d send to som eone for th e n e x t nine
d a y s . On t h e n in t h d a y som e g r e a t
jo y will come t o yo u. It w as said in
a n c ie n t tim e s t h n t th ose who se n t it
w ould b e fr e e fro m m i s f o r tu n e , a n d
t h a t th ose who passed it by would
m eet w ith c a la m ity .
P le a s e do not b r e a k th e nliain, hut
begin a t once send ing .
A F r i e n d o f th e R ed Cross.
It is, p erh ap s , need less to say t h a t the
Red C ross has n o th i n g w h a t e v e r to do
w ith th is ch ain p r a y e r a n d t h a t tho se
who use th e nam e o f th e Red C ross in
th is c o n n ectio n a r e s u b je c t to im p rison
merit for m is re p r e s e n ta tio n .
T he whole p u rp o s e o f th e l e t t e r seem s
to be t o play upon th e s u p e r s ti ti o n s o f
th e re c e iv e r who would r a t h e r go to a
l i t t l e e x t r a e f f o r t anil spend a few c en ts
in p o s ta g e t h a n t o b re a k th e c h a rm e d
ch ain .
T h e S e n tin e l would be pleased to h ear
from a n y who h a v e e x p e rie n c e d th e
g re a t jo y on t h e n in t h day. It h a s it s e l f
b ro k e n th e eh ain ” a dozen tim es an d
no g r e a t c a la m it y has befallen it.
It is tim e we reco vered from th is me
d ie v a l s u p e r s titio n .
S H O R T ON C R O P S B U T P R O S P E R O U S
T he faef t h a t t h e r e has been a d ro u th
in O reg on th is y e a r show s r a t h e r u n m is­
t a k a b l y in th e fig u re s o f th e g o v e r n ­
m e n t crop re p o r t f o r S e p te m b e r. W i n ­
t e r w h eat, fo r in s ta n c e , is cu t from 13,-
340.000 bush els last y e a r to on ly 8,400,-
000 bu sh els th is y e a r . S p rin g w h e a t pro
d u r t io n last y e a r w as 0,210,000 bushels
a n d will be only 4,710,000 t h i s y e a r . The
o a ts c ro p o f th e s t a t e dro p p ed from 17,-
280.000 b u sh els last y e a r to only 10 , 000 ,-
000 th i s y e a r . P o t a t o p ro d u c t io n last
y e a r a m o u n te d to 8,250,000 bushels,
w hile th i s y e a r it will a m o u n t, a c c o r d ­
in g to th e S e p te m b e r e s t im a te s , to only
5.540.000 bushels. T h e hay crop dro p p ed
from 1,810,000 to n s last y e a r to 1,285,
000 to n s th is y ear.
B ut b e fo r e we grow too d e sp o n d e n t
a n d d ecid e to m a k e last ' y e a r ’» h a t do
a g a in t h i s w in te r , let us d ig a litt le
d e e p e r i n t o th is sa m e re p o rt. So f a r as
th e a g r i c u l t u r a l p r o s p e r it y o f th e s t a t e
is con cern ed, it m a k e s litt le d i f f e r e n c e
how la r g e or how sm all a c ro p was
ra is e d — th e i m p o r t a n t point is th e price
re c e iv e d fo r it.
C o m p a rin g last y e a r ’s p ric e s w ith
th is y e a r ’s, as su m m a riz e d in th e re p o rt,
we f i n d t h a t in 1916 th e a v e r a g e price
re c e iv e d fo r w h e a t in O regon w as $1.12
w hile th i - jn-ar th e a v e r a g e p rice show n
b y th e re p o r t is $2.14. On th is basis,
th e v a lu e o f th e tw o w heat ero ps is as
follow s:
1916
................................. $21,896,000
1917 ..................................... 25,269,000
T h e sa m e c o n d itio n is fo u n d to be
tr u e in re g a r d to th e o a ts crop. In 1916
t h e a v e r a g e p ric e p e r bush el w as 43
cen ts, w hile now t h e a v e r a g e price Is
74 ce n ts . On th is b asis th e v alu e o f
th e tw o crops is:
1916 ..........................................$7,430,400
1917 ....................................... 7,844,000
L a s t y p a r th e O regon p o ta t o c ro p w as
much la r g e r th a n th e in d i c a te d p r o d u c ­
tion f o r th is y e a r , b u t th e a v e r a g e
price in S e p te m b e r o f last y e a r w as 80
r e n t s per bushel, w hile th i s y e a r th e
rep o rt places t h e a v e r a g e price a t $1.57
per b ushel. On t h i s b asis th e v a lu e of
t h e tw o crops is:
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1916
................................... $6,600,000
1917 ....................................... 8,697,800
H a y las t y e a r sold in S e p te m b e r fo r
an a v e r a g e of $9.80 p e r ton w hile th is
y e a r t h e a v e r a g e price is $15.10. T his
b rin g s th e v alu e o f th e tw o e ro p s to :
1916
................................. $21,315,000
1917 ..................................... 27,331,000
cu t p ro d u ctio n th e r e is not the s lig h test
reason for a n y o n e to say t h a t th e s t a te
is less p ro sperous th is y e a r t h a n last.
On th e o t h e r han d, fo u r of o u r prinui
pal crops will b ri n g n e a rly tw e lv e mil
lion dollars more in to O regon th is y e a r
th a n Inst, ill s p ite of lessened prod tic
tion. Add to th is th e fa c t th n t saw m ills
an d logging cam p s a re ru n n i n g now,
w hile last y e a r all b u t a few w ere idle,
an d il is a p p a r e n t at onee t h a t Oregon
is tre m e n d o u sly more pro s p ero u s th is
y e a r th a n last. T he m an who s ta n d s
on t h e stre e t eo rn er and t a l k s hard
Ku
tim e s is ta l k in g th r o u g h Ins hat
g e n e R egister.
Allen II. E a to n , by a t t e n d i n g th e re
cen t noto rious p a c i f i s t s ' c o n v e n tio n in
C hicago as a d e le g a te , has pro bably
ro o k e d his political goose in Oregon,
t h e most
p a tr io t ic o f th e sta te s,
d e s p i te th e f a r t th a t he h a s w r i t t e n a
perso n al l e t t e r to an O regon d a il y sav
in g th n t th e work o f th e p a c i f i s t s is
g r e a t ly m isu n d ersto o d T h e ir w ork Him
be g r e a t ly m isu n d ers to o d but it seems
to h a v e th e resu lt of m u s i n g con sider
a b le tr o u b le fo r th e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n in
c a r r y i n g f o r w a rd its w a r plans, which
is an u n fo r g iv e a h l e p o litic a l c rim e ju st
now.
We su rm is e th a t Mr. E a t o n ' s
a f f i l i a t i o n «with the p a c i f i s t s wifi also
be ' ' g r e a t l y m i s u n d e r s t o o d " by his po
litic a l c o n s t it u e n ts an d th a t his peace
e f f o r t s a m o n g them in r e g a r d to this
p a r t i c u l a r lapse o f a c u m e n will hav e
ju s t ab ou t as f a r re a c h in g e f f e c t as
did his p eace e f f o r t a t Chicago.
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All huge, fancy fruit, put up in iiG pun m I pencil eiate»
Tin* ipmlily of llicne ( m ' i i c I ich will
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D o n ’t cou nt y o u r egg s u n til you
see w h e th e r th e r e a r e c h ic k e n s in
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a good news item th r o u g h so m eone who
a s k s to h a v e it kep t o u t o f th e pap er.
G e tti n g th e worst o f it a t some
ti m e has o f t e n tu r n e d out to be the
best th in g t h a t could h a v e h a p
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N e w s p a p e r s a r e ta l k i n g a b o u t the
c lo th e s a c e rt a in a c tr e s s wears.
As
n e a r as we can ju d g e from th e co m m ent,
th e r e was not much to ta l k ab o u t.
If folk* only took ns much tr o u b le
t o stu u d well in th e eye« o f h eav en
as t h e y do to s t a n d well in the eye*
o f th e world, preacher-« would be
u n n e c e ss a ry .
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to the a d v a n c e sale th is y e a r ’s Round
Up, S e p te m b e r 2n, 21 a u d 22. will break
all p re v io u s record* for a tn - n d a n e i'. The
Enroll with iih MONDAY, S E I ’T E M B E E 17, at the l«< ginning
F olk* w ho nr«- head o v e r heel* in love
nntaunllv m a k e a show o f them selves. sale opened S a t u r d a y m o r n in g ut 7
of tli«- new school year. School all lit«' ye a r through. New
o 'c lo c k and fo r th«- firs» t h r e e h««urs
pupils may enroll with tis any day in the year.
th e m oney p o ured in th ro u g h the win
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dew at th«- r a t e of $ |n o o an hour. T he
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W a lt e r D ill a rd A c c e p ts P osition.
A issistnnt to th e s t a t e sup eiin li-m b-nt of
W h a t wonl will we use to d e sc rib e the
prev io u s reeof'ls. It will be th e biggest
n a g g in g w ife since horses a re g o in g out
W a lte r H. Dillaril, of Eiigi'iii-, a t t o r public in s tru c tio n .
crow d am i the best show th e R ound I p i
of sty le!
il«- is a n a t i v e o f L une «<>unty, h a v ­
ney at law am i I'it it cd S t a t e s commis
has e v e r seen. T h e gran«l s tn n d w ill!
sinner, left last week fo r C am b rid g e , ing li v id here tin- g r e a t e r p a rt o f Ins
.si-.'it 10,000 a n d th e b te a c h e rs 21,500,
Id ah o , when* he has accepted fhi- post life, mnl is a g r a d u a t e u f th e T ni v ersify
T he man who b ra g s t h n t h e ’d
am i they will be c ro w d e d e v e r y d a y .
tion of c it y s u p e r in te n d e n t o f si-hools,
o f Oregon.
f i g h t un til th e hot place freezes
E v e ry cow bo y am i cow girl o f promt-
o v e r an d th e n fig h t on th e ire , is
Mr. D illard is a fo r m e r L an e c o u n ty
nence in th e west will l*i- h e re so th e
usu ally d ro w n e d in th e f i r s t round.
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e x h ib i ti o n s a ihj c o n te s ts will bi- th«- hut-
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■ ioiug you r p a rt to k«-«-p a n e w s p a p e r m
test <-\<-r seen by any Rouml I p nudi- ;
l a n d a f t e r w a r d spi'iuling tw o y e a r s ns (he c o m m u n i t y t
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der,stand by th i s t h a t I am one « f th e 1 T h e follow ing d is p a tc h from S p o k a n e
‘ ‘ S am m ies.”
I u n d er «late o f S e p te m b e r 3 will be o f
I h a v e ha«l one arm sc r a tc h e d full o f in t e r e s t to a n y re s id e n ts of tin- C o tta g e
v a c c in e viru s a n d th<- ««ther one s h o t 1 G ro v e c o u n tr y who m a y h a v e bought
fu ll o f a n ti ty p h o id g erm s. B esides th ere stock in the N o r t h w e s t G en eral T r a d in g
a re a few more sh o ts due me w hen th ese co m p an y :
h a v e so aked in. I gm-ss we won]«] do
C lyde !.. D avies, fo r m e r niunng cr of
f a i r ly wrell for p re s e rv e s wh«-n we g e t i th e P o r t la n d braio-h of tin- N o rth w e s t
all t h a t ' s co m in g to uh . I h a v e ju s t been G en e ra l T ra ilin g c o m p a n y , sentenceil to
w o n d e rin g w h e th e r we w o u l d n 't apikc nine m o n th s in ja i l anil fin ed $5000 by 1
f a i r l y r e s p e c ta b le m um m ies if we could U n ited S t a t e s D is t ric t J u d g e Van F leet, j
kick th e b u c k e t ” when all t h a t s t u f f o f Man F ra n c isc o , in fi'ilernl c o u r t h ere
Agricultural Exhibit», Grand Live
is in th e system .
last F e b r u a r y , tm ln y s u r r e n d e r e d him
Slock
I’aradc, llimic»» and Huddle
H o w e v e r, by a p p e a r a n c e s I am get self to th e C niteil S ta t e * in aish n l here
Horse», Running and Trolling
ti n g f u r t h e r from t h a t e v e ry «lay. I and bi-gan s e r v in g his s e n te n c e .
II«'
R h c c h , Hogs, Gallic and Poultry,
h a v e been ex«-reising ilnily for th e las t had been free on bail p«'ii<iing an app eal
e ig h t m o n th s an d fo u n d on e n t e r i n g th e o f his co n v ictio n .
l'’arin Machinery Exhibits, l*ort-
s e r v ic e t h a t I hail nddeil a full h a lf inch
land Day, Salem Day, Scan dina­
G ale S m ith , fortm 'r p re s id e n t o f the
to m y len g th a n d m y w eight now is N o r th w e s t e r n c o m p a n y , anil S tep h en
vian Day, Reformation Day aud
1 4 5 '¿ pounds. My usual w eig h t a t th is r K|1U(, HOI1) forln(.r
Bnd K,.n .
many other special events. Some­
tim e o f th e y e a r w as 132 pounds. I feel i-ral m a n a g e r o f th e O lym pic T railin g
thing of intcrcnt every minute
like I w as in s h a p e to ‘ ‘ lick ’ ’ s o m e th in g an d S upp ly c o m p a n y , of S e a tt le , sea
an d i f I get to F r a n c e I ’ll w rit e you
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
ten ce d to u y e a r in ja i l »nil fim-il $10,
e v e r y tim e 1 knock out n h a lf dozen a t 000 ami $7500 n-spci-tivcly, in th e same
on »ale September 20th to 29th,
a ro und or m arch in a score o f prisoners.
t r i a l , began siwving th e i r s e n te n c e s Inst
from all point» in Oregon. Final
‘ ‘ Company: H a l t ! ”
n ig h t. Olin O. F ow ler, fo rm er si-cri-tnry
return
limit October 3rd
A. L. ZACHARfAS.
unit tr e a s u r e r of th e N o r t h w e s t e r n com
p n n y , who w as s e n ten ced to th r e e
All train» diretti to the fair
P E N A L T Y A D D E D TO U N P A I D
m o n th s in ¡nil and fined $750, has com
ground».
T A X E S A F T E R OCTOBER F IF T H
pb-ted ‘ he s e r v in g o f his sentence.
Ask your local agent for par-
Loss th a n n m onth re m a in s fo r th e
T h e men w ere f o u n d g u ilty o f using
I iciilnrs.
• C o m b in in g th es e fig u re s, we f i n d th e p a y m e n t o f th e las t h a lf o f th e 1916
th e m ails in f u r t h e r a n c e o f a c o n sp ira c y
to ta l v alu e o f th e w h e a t, o ats , h a y an d take«. T he e x tr e m e «late w ith o u t pen
a l t y is O cto b er 5, n f t e r which a p e n a l t y to d e fr a u il th r o u g h th e m a n i p u la t io n of
p o ta t o ero p s to be a s follow s:
J o h n M. Scott, O e n e m l P a s s e n g e r A g en t, P o r t la n d
«
o f one per cent a m o nth will be c h a rg e d . stock sales and o t h e r a f f a i r s o f th e coa-
1 9 1 0 ..................................... $57,241,000
S h e r i f f P a r k e r says th e t a x e s a r e slow eernn o f which th e y were o ffic e rs .
in co m ing in an d antes* some f a s t pny-
1917 ..................................... 69,142,600
in g is done r i g h t a w a y th e o ff ic e is
I t is th u s a p p a r e n t t h a t w hile th e r e
g o in g to be sw am p ed in c a r i n g fo r th e j W om an m ig h t not be n e a rly so charm
»pt 13-20
h a s been a d r o u t h t b i t y e a r t h a t h a s w ork at th e last.
in g were she m ore c o n siste n t.
OREGON
STATE FAIR
SALEM
j
SEPTEMBER
24-29
j
f„Mnt
Southern Pacific Lines
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