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% (Entiagr (Sruur Ö>nttinrl B E D E & G R A N T , Publishers E L B E R T B ED E. Editor Judge Hen B. I.ituisey's juvenile court is in danger of k ing aliol ished as a result of tlie United SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES • ?**• " * * * *° One Y e a r ........ .......................................... . ................................................ $l.ra» take ju risdiction in the case iuvolv Si* M on th *........ ................... ....... .............................................................................76 [n a consolidation o f the city and A m rription taken unless paid for No sut in advance. This rule is imperative, co u n ty o f Denver. THINGS WE THINK <» <> (» Thlajtt O ih c ri Ih in k , and hh at Wr Think « I the T h in g t O ih c ri Think I» To be happy, make others happy. Let your light so shine that it will ADVERTISING R A TES _ , . . A n ti-H a w le y tiuilier is tieiug A d - reflect credit ii | k ) ii yourself. Display 15 cents per inch under sixty inches; 12J cents per inch over sixty . . . .. , . ,, Tuft is going to mend the breuk in inches. Reading notict*s. 5 cents tier line each insertion. Want ads. 1 cent per *fU ol the w ood s to op pose Lott word; no ad. less than 15 cents. Kates on position made known on application, gtessniun H aw ley ut the next elec the republican party, so ’ lis muu I, lie is i|uulified to fill up most any kind of Several prominent men ate O f f i c e :, F i f t h S t . , S o u t h o f P o s t o f f i c e : tion a gap. mentioned but the Salem man still Be right anti you will not often be A first-class publication entered at Cottage Grove as second class mail matter. ieels confident that he can send wronged. A W EEK LY NEWSPAPER W ITH P L E N T Y OF BACKBO NE them l>ack to the tall timber. Many log men carry their avoirdu pois below the collar band. Have you caught onto the hook worm yet? In days gone by, when a person got so he would work hard to keep from doing something, when he showed a decided dis inclination to live by the sweat of his brow, the gossips would get busy and his physical condition would be described by the use of the prosaic little word, “ lazy.” Now the doctors come forward and blame the whole busi ness onto the hook worm, and the first sucker to lie caught is John D. Rockefeller, who has given up a million of his hard- earned cash to assist in killing off the pest. But the hook worm is uo loafer himself. job twenty-four hours a day. He works at his The hook worm gets into your arm when wifey wants you to beat a carpet. He gets into the little boy’s legs when you want him to run an errand. He gets into the servant girl’s whole system. He makes the school boy play hookey'. He makes the nigger so lazy he would rather hook a melon than eat. He never gets into a woman's tongue. H e gets into the conscience of trust officials. A man who has hook worms has his fish bait always with him. The medical term for the hook worm is “ uncinariasis.” The man who coined that name wasn’ t afflicted with one. Have you got a hook worm, or are you just naturally lazy? W H E R E T H E T R O U B L E L IE S. young mother made a sad and pa The Baptist ministers at their thetic picture as she sat in divorce recent convention at McMinnville, court, the sad and bitter tears fall pledged themselves not to perform ing upon the smiling and dimpled ceremonies upon the of except face at her breast which little knew grounds of ot the tragedy of which it was a divorcees scriptural adultery. j Part- This action on the part of the ' In a two months’ courtship she Baptist ministers reminds one that had learned to love him enough to married life is too often not what i t 1 Income bis wile. She didn’ t get should be. acquainted with him. Matrimony is the oldest institu- I*1 almost every daily paper yon tion w e have— older than the m oth- caR r*ad o f som e y o u n g girl w h o e r-in -la w -jo k c— but it has not been has foun d her octogenarian husband improved with age. unsatisfactory and of some Ameri- YVhv in the nlHen tim es v i n„ ! can heiress w h o has deserted her W h y , in the olden tim es, K in g , .. , . . Solomon, who had 1000 wives, was u I * 11“ 11* s no count and is reported to be the wisest man Qf contemplating the futility ot her his day and age. Nowadays they in*^'ons *n purchasing wedded bliss, It is now claim ed that the j>elri He not satisfied with the day unless tied tig leaves found in a garden in when you close your eyes for the night L'ottage G ro v e included som e o f the you can say that the past day has raiment worn by Adum and Eve. taught you something worth while, T h a t’ s right, but there was a high given out u thought worth cherishing or caused you to forget something that northw est wind when E ve hung was clogging up your mind. out the w ashing that week and the Success is luck, supplemented with cloth es blew over to C ottage G rove 100 per cent of hard work. from I'oik cou n ty , says the Dallas The hop market is in a kind of fer O bserver.— E ugen e Register. mented condition. 1 he food the cow eats is what makes Senator G ore started a boou^for the bu'tcr fat. our ow u O swald W est tor vice-pres Whatever is in your mind works ident, and then it was found that through to your face. the govern or was ineligible lie- Much of this country’s flouting in cause o f lieing born in Canada. debtedness is in battleships. Rockefeller is a Baptist, and seems Praises Willamette Exhibit. to believe in having all his stock im The Omaha Daily News, of Oct. 22rul, mersed. speaking of the Willamette exhibit When s person gets to I k * too res pec t- at the Land show, says: able, the neiglilairs think he is trying The Willamette valley, Oregon, ex to hide something. hibit on the west side, is the greatest All women's fnshions in clothes sre among the displays for actual diversity o f products. Illustrated lectures and crested by men but if it were not for travelogues on western Oregon are women men themselves would not be in conducted by Special Commissioner style. Freeman, assisted by Messrs. HolJ Prosecution o f trusts is getting so brook. Groves, Stephenson and Prof. common that the country refuses to tie Schryver. In contrast to other dis upset by them any more. plays, the Willumette valley county’s The steel trust, the greatest of ’em official exhibit (made by the counties I, is being prosecuted, but no one ex commissioners and commercial clubs pects to see the official* railroaded to makes a (mint of non-irrigation. This prison. appealing, and somewhat convincing, The domestic recall is getting i|uitc slogan is placarded: “ We raise all popular. that you raise, and all our beuutiful The muck-raking magazines arc be fruits besides, in a softer climate and ing sent by freight now probably be under milder s k ie s." Eugene, Cor vallis. Albany, Cottage Grove and Sal ing classified as agricultural imple- em are the chief cities in the Wiliam menta. No one is such a pessimist that he ette alley; surrounded by about 5,000,- 000 acres of finest agricultural country. isn’ t willing to enjoy a little prosperity which comes because o f his predictions Sun Shine For Sale. going awry. That is what we sell you when you The postotfice department is paying buy a nice Caoinet Grand Piano, Pali expenses for the first time in its his son Phonograph or Victor Talking Ma tory. Country newspapers have bet- chine, o f us, and we will duplicate giving it a great deal of advertising prices and terms with any one, at lately, which probably accounts for its Veatch’s Music store. prosperous condition. Notice is hereby given that the dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court for Lane County, Oregon, administrator ot the estate of J. D. Petrie, deceased. All persons havinjJ c|ajm aKainat 8aitl estau* are hereby notified to present the sanae duly verified to said administrator at A man so unory that he cun enjoy his own rooking ought to have to eat it. • quite a hit of noise is being made about the noiseless soup spoon. Miss Karols de /ualonovigrioviteh is a student st the University o f Wash ington. When she writes her name it looks ns if she was practicing her doubt a man’ s wisdom jf he has Ia these cases there was no Lorane' U ne ^ « " t y . Oregon, within abe's. made to get acquainted. The after six months from the date of this no Some people who arc doing their tiest one. tice. Dated this 20th day o f October, ought to be ashamed o f it. associations of married life were The Baptist preachers are right. : 1911. I. W. PETKiE, You would give your !>oy a trouncing Administrator o f the estate W hen it gets so some writers are made a s*de issue> if he spoke as impolitely to you as you o f J. D. Petrie, deceased. advocating the moral degradation There are many that * et married O20N10 sometimes do to him. and disintegration of the home on about the same Plan that the>' When the clock strikes, the laborers Call for Bids— Hose Cart and Hose. by trial marriages and high society ^ a 4 Rick-order lunch at noon- walk out. The undersigned will receive sealed mothers of the east have to identify “ “ e - a n d know as little about Lighting and power companies might bids up to 6 o ’clock p. m., Monday, Nov. the nurse girl before they know , wbat tbey are getting, 6t'h, 1911, for the purchase o f one hose make a hit by getting out their meter their own children on the street, it II may not ** " • but il is more cart of a capacity from HOJ^to 1000 feet bills in rhyme. He who fears is already half-whip|ied. is time that a reform commenced. than hkely that a ,ot of men would o f hose, and 50ft feet o f 2} inch cotton covered fire-hose. Complete sprcifica- still he single if they had waited It’s peculiar how proud a man is of W hy, in time it might get so the get acquainted with their tions for said hose cart and hose shall himself and how he pats himself on marriage certificate would be used to be furnished with each bid, and that the back for having a little backbone, merely as a legal permit allowing a wives— and the women would, no the Common Council reserves the right after the fear that some of his friends man and wife to get their mail at j doubt, be happier, to reject any and all bids. will jump all over him for daring to Some may think it stylish to C. H. VAN DENBURG, the same address while awaiting j assert himself has proven groundless. City Recorder. wait until after the marriage cere the action of the divorce court. A man who works like a machine mony for an introduction to their W hat is the great cause of all Notice of Appointment of Guardian. doesn’ t wait for someone to turn off the life partner, but when young peo Notice is hereby given that the un liowcr when quitting time comes. these unhappy marriages that end ple— and older ones, too— wait dersigned has been duly appointed by Kid McCoy is to be married for the in the divorce courts? Follow them until th ey can call one another by the 'county court o f Lane County, eighth time, thus refuting the news up and it will be found that the their first names w ithout feeling •"’ fate o f Oregon, Guardian o f the estate paper statement that he had retired. greater part of marital estrange aw k w ard before gettin g married °* McKibben, an insane person. We haven’ t had any phonetic orthog ment is caused merely by a lack of , , . , All persons having a claim against raphy for quite a spell. and learn one another s tastes and ., . , . 7 , . said estate are hereby notified to pre- getting acquainted and finding out There arc^some kind o f lies God will turns o f tem per for we all have gent the same, duly verified, to the said if the contracting parties are suited forgive you for quiNter than if you had these w hen view ed in the ligh t o f guardian at the office o f J. E. Young, for one another. People do not get spoken the truth. prosaic married life— no matter h ow attorney for said estate, at Cottage well enough acquainted before mar A man will never attain any great angelic we may appear under a low- Grove, Oregon, within aix months from success at work in which he takes no riage— and too well acquainted the date o f this notice. burning gasjet— there will be fewer Dated this 20th day o f October, 1911. pleasure. afterwards— too little courting be unhappy marriages, and fewer di J. E. McKIBBEN, The anxious query among church fore marriage and loo much divorce vorces. Guaridan o f the estate workers is "w hy don’ t more men attend courting afterwards. O20-N10. o f F. A. McKibben. church.” Why not try women preach Not so very long ago a young Interesting, if true, is the follow ers for awhile and see if that has any effect. mother of 18 summers, with babe ing press dispatch concerning the / ----------------------- r C . L. Churchill T. E. Abeene Count that day as lost whose setting in arms was granted a separation daughter of J. Pierpont Morgan: Phone 36 sun sees that kind deed which you had from her husband in an eastern Paris, September 12. (U. P.) Anne planned to do still undone. Morgan has returned after investigat divorce court. But a year before When a man comes home "stew ed” W E S T S ID E she had promised to love, honor ing the cost o f living in Switzerland. he hates to be roasted too. She says Switzerland has the simplest and oliey the man who had prom government in the world, and she at There are many ways o f getting ised to care for her "in sickness tributes the low coat o f living to the what you want, but the aureat wny is BARN and in health until God us do absence o f trusts there, due to the to aend in your aubacription to thia pa per today. part.*’ In a two months’ courtship political freedom o f the people. Iverylhinq New and / Perhaps Miss Morgan realizes The greatest trouble with the truata she had learned to love him enough Up-To-Date. is that we don’ t get any o f the divi now the importance of adopting to become his wife, and in less than dends. country the intiative a year she had learned that she in this A man feela like canning a cook who could be happier supporting her and referendum which have gets all her groceries that way. babe alone. She was a sweet done so much for Switzerland. Clwrr.liltl A Abeene, Props. Advertising pays—In this paper. young girl and her sad blue eyes Perhaps, also, she has public spirit Makes regular trips to Bohemia The dailies tell o f a crying baby that were wet with tears as she charged enough to join in the movement to postoffice every Monday, Wednesday scared away a burglar but even at and Friday. Leaves from West Side the man, the father of her babe, get it.— P. B. 101, American Eco that hubby waa probably robbed ot his Feed and Livery Barn. with cruelty and neglect. The nomic League. sleep. i (» (> (' S EE H E R E W e liave for sitie just ivlmt vott bave loiigeil lur lor yeurs, a contriveiice ti» sttve nne-thlnl yottt Inri Bill, lt is tile ARN0LD AUTOMATIC DAM PFR <» I» # I <» <> I» # T h e heat regúlales it. Y o u cali liave u alow, steutly tire, or a liot tire, just as you set it ¡itnl it will huid it the sume lor hoitrs. Il is 11 wotuler- Iul inventioii. We Lave une iu ojierution 011 otit atove iu our store. Come ¡n and investígate it will pav you Big. J WYNNE 7 WOODS HARDWARE NCAR S -J f, 11 '» j P DIPOI ; 5 ‘j J k p : ¡a wM 'Ls ^ r jL ._ “Just l ike the Last You Sent Me" is a phrase constantly used by ladies who come here for their groceries and table luxuries. That proves that what we sent must have divert satisfaction and that is what we propose to have go with every order. "P eerless quality at (topular prices" is the motto which should induce you to give us a trial order. KERR & SILSBY Y O U ’LL NEVER REGRET STAYIN G AT THE HOTEL ALDER For you get more real comfort for your money than is usually given. City Hall. Court House, City Library, Art Museum, Post Office, Theatres, Department Stores, Commission Houses and Business District surround this home-like hotel. Special rates to parties of two or more. ROOMS $1.00 AND UP. 4 th and Alder Sts., Portland, Oregon FARMERS a n d BUSINESS MEN Come in and list your property with us. We are having many inquiries from prospective purchasers from all parts of the United States and Canada. If you want to sell, huy or trade, he sure and come in and see us. H E M E N W A Y ŒL L O C K W O O D 5 OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGI DIGNIFYING th e INDUSTRIES Tbii 1 * tba till* or a beautiful 64-pax* boob, which will «how any boy or x>rl bow to SUCCEED. Drop a poital In the mall TODAY and lt will ho Mat TREE. • CoU®‘ * *■ to dignify » „ d popularlio th* lnduitrl**. and to a*rv« ALL tbo poopto. It offer* court«* la Axrtcuttura, Civil E ocia torU f. Ilt ctric al Enclntorlnx. Utchanlcal Engineering, Blaine Engln otrlDf. Fortatry, Domtitlo. Selene* aad Art. Com mvreo. Pharmacy and Mu*lc. Thn Oollaxa open* Btpttmbar l i d . Catalog frot. * * *’ • * **O I«T *A * . OSEOO* AOAICULTDEAL COLLEOE, C orvallli, Oregon. F E E D A N D LIVERY B O HEM IA STAGE FINGAL HINDS REAL E S T A T E - I N S U R A N C E - L O A N S Improved and Unimproved Farms, Choice Acreage Adjoining Town. Business and Re sidence Property for sale. Reference: First National Bank or anyone in Cottage Grove. Send for Price List, etc. C O T T A G E G R O VE, OREGON *