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dopo; nini keep your evo» open to «ee
iliat nono of tho money is luieepent. \\ «•
n ish Hiollior Sponco «vuoili hu\o n meo
little frieudly talk «villi meinbera of
thè Lime eouuty court and endeuvor to
sumg tlieiu Ulto Ime fot souiething suite
ju»> uuce.
T U P
GUIDING
No work U Jon« better than It is seen
If seeu Indistinctly it will be morv or
la&a badly done.
Deftness of band ran ouly cotne from
keeu vision.
Quick and accurate thinking can ouly
be accomplished wheu the eyes help
not obstruct the braiu.
S E R V IC E FIRST
Sherm an
W.
Moody
Broken Lenses
Eyesight Specialist and Optician
Factory on
Quickly Replace«!
881 Willamette S|„ Eugene. Ore.
P rem ises
fjisteruers say we are usleep otn bere
Via o\ er sulioei ilwd ilio liberty Imuils
Ite leud ili proportinnate ineuibcrahìp in
militaiy orgaiiirations and we doublet!
our Red Cross ullotuieut, » b i l e pari*
of tbe cast did noi raise e\eu tbeir al
lotiueut.
\\ e seeui to ilo more «vinte
u-lecp tliaa tbe east ean do while w ide
ai» ake.
The Kourtb of July Ibis tour litighi
nell lie devoted to patriotie esureiaes
ili houor of our boys and meli tvho tvill
tight onr baltica oli thè battio front m
Franco, ami to tho oftVrìng to lleitv
of prayera for tbeir vietory and safe re
turu.
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The raising of Red Cross fumls k m
apportioned among tbe eities uf tbe
eouuty at tbe raie of #1.00 per capita
( odor tbis ainmiyciuciit Ungine waa al
lo l lini # IO.Olili ami Cott.'gc Uro Ve $50011
The eouuty seat uecds ,o rovisti its . «n
sua statisi ics.
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Tilt' S t o l l ' o f (¡niel
Values ami
KcasotuiMc (Tiers
Come
we are
pleased to show
you.
This W eek and Next
\u event o f special eonseipieiiee to home s e w e rs , d r e s s m a k e r s mu! e v e r y o n e p l a n n i n g
to h a v e stl|imier e lo t h e * innile, in tliut ther e n t i l e w e e k w ill lie ilevnteil e x c l u s i v e l y to
d i s p l a y s o i I he new la h rics, the new p a t t e r n s am i tin m a n y aeceNMorien t hut g i v e as
stirnnee o f success to siiinmer s e w in g .
fice made by a few in tbe amounts they
The county court has allowed #25 for
gate was as great to them as tbe saert
Eugene's Memorial day expenses.
A
flee made by many who enlisted in tbeir worthy cause, but limit her indication
and Cottage Grove Leader
country 'a cause.
that tbe county court thinks tbe conn
A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty
■A
Tbe boys will fight better because Iv s money belongs to Eugene. No other
uf Backboue
they will know that the people at home city's Memorial day expenses would
Libert Bede aud Elbert Smith Publisher» stand ready to back them to tbe limit.
bate been paid.
Libert Bede.......................
.......... Editor Those at home will feel belter because
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A first class publication entered at Cot-| they will know they bate doue tbe bit
With #|s,iHMi in liberty bonds, #i’>ooo
luge Grove, Ore., as second class matter isked of them, just as the boys iu kbaki invested m tbe Red Cross ami over 100 j
NOTIO NS AND
1*1 N DI NOM
WASH COTTONS
SUMMER SII.KS
Business Office.... 20 South Fifth Street will know they bate done all that was of her men ami boys in the military or !
Ail of tho «*ouiith*NM
asked of them.
ganuution* of the nation, Cottage (Iroti
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
* * lit t !•* thilig»”
to
for every purpose,
of rur«« b«*autv hav»»
has done her bit nmi some besides.
One Year______$1.50 ( Hix Mouths------ 80c
mako tho tn»k ounior
will be shown in de
booii tloMigiii'tl f«ir mi
DOW N W ITH WAR
uii<i il»oro ilolightfni
Three Mouths .40j Single Copies ... 5«
1 1 iH* 1 1 iiI designs and
letti v *i«
" In* t i i* r ' '
The Cottage tìrove Red Cross eompiit
uro lion» in <*oui|>|oto
colorings.
S h c e r
fiook» timi itimi non .
A D V E R T I S I N G R ATES
H ER E are some who profess to lie tee was inaile up of t li« lit est ami uioal
MNNort mont n .
voiles, I iiwiis , uigaii
Shi ili mori ug cropo* «lo
Display, 25c an iucb; reading notices, 8c
liete that a contribution to the energetic men of tbe eity and ull bonor |
dies, batistes, crepes.
oh ino, g o o r g «• t t o n
S P E C I A L TIIIH
a line; surrounded ads 50c an inch; K„a
. t.OIItributioIl tu llle r, u#e i h due t I ii - iii for putting over wliat ma u t
In i gbt K I H ll II III tf,
ami no ft taffotn«, ami
w i n
classified ads le a word. Special die
war j Hbi, u |h„v tio
„ ■ leelared su absolute niipossibility.
«* It:« in I >r;i v*f f U \ , that,
a grotti Nfloftion of
I dot. ho«ik* ami
counts on contracta. Cards of Thunks
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III 1%1‘UVC*, 11 ON II ¡111(1
h om|»*rfili
«puri a
cyon................... 4c
and Resolutions, Oc a line.
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i*«»ntril>ut«*ii to tlu* KeU fro»». our »ol«lit*r
Mont ipiality nowiiig
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fur
»olitoti «luriag H omi *
ho « m II oni u paper. . .4c
L E G A L KA1KS
boy« would be left to die unattended
SPRING FLOWERS
sc a Hue for single insertion; 5c a line
the , lHa ol baUll.
bounty!
l*riron tiro
SoH !Iig IBuy n ut tir
lb*Nt non! n g tliioml,
tor subsequent insertions i*> to and in-
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<»0 i II«'Il tU|i«* llllON,
Hy
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line flat for all notices running five in- P " ' ,'d to war should be tbe first to
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sertions to 10 insertions; 4c a line flat contribute to tbe Red Cross, tor the Bed
H iiin bimling tn|M* a
•or notices running over 10 insertions Cross makes more bearable tbe things V reception waa given to couutry folk-
In a very artistic block;
w hich set us against war. Tbe Red Cross
N K W L IO IIT W E IO I IT WOOLKN8
Spot inI offoring «#f
LACE. E M B R O I D E R Y T R I M M I N G
National Editorial Association
■ueaus more huuuiuitv. It means all of Hidaleea twho was there with his pink '
boNj pourl bllttoti*, u
Oregon State Editorial Association
Soft
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E un I i Ì oii nu ) n that » u m mor apparo!
cheeked wife)
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Willamette Valley Editorial Association *“° * e things wbieli we who are opposed
mi « h fabtU N un h i II lo* nrnird
for
mtiNf bo l a v i s h l y uih*rrio»| w ith fbo»o
Un«« log lot tniiiunng
Met Madam Hollyhock.
to war staud for.
It stands for the
Lane County Editorial Association
trnxol niiì tu ami coutil, h i II bo nttra«*t
«ia iiity t r i m m i n g » , »o wo ina ilo a »po
bruni, .1 ami 4 yttril*
things we stand for. Therefore, we who
ivolv «li.Niilavotl unti j»ri«,o«| «luritijg Ibnn«»
T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 28, 1917
« i a l e f f o r t t « * »«‘Olirò o \ # r \ im»«ti«h
om*h por bol t.........4c
are opposed to war because o f the suf Madam stared with a very bored air,
So h iiiu II hvn . A vani HI*«* nini up
kiii*l, a m i hot«* th e y uro Y«l. lo up
Over her ruffled ehin,
fering it brings, because uf the priva
tions it means, because of its bloody When Hidalrea said, “ Fr-m our rout ,
■non name
liurrur, are not consistent with our views
Puy U» a Vuit During Home Sewing Dayi. You Are Aulir e ri Ample Reward for Coining
I think we may be a k i n ."
when we do not contribute to the or
gaiii/.atiou which carries relief to the
wounded and supplies the needs of those Now, the Hollyhocks hating little to do, j
left I m -I i uiil in privation.
Know little bur to gossip and prink
If we are opposed to war, it is all Said Madam, “ My people live over tic
sea,
the more necessary that we do our uf
most to win this war. I f we fail to win
Hut none in this country, I think.
S T O R E - fh on
this war, with nearly all the civilized
world in league with us, we will have
My home is a b ro a d ," and continued
to fight the Germans alone on our own
“ I do not admire your nation.
shores, and that would mean greater At home everything is more nicely ar
suffering, greater devastation and more
ranged,
There each must keep his own station.
bloody horror than will be our lot in
assisting in whipping the would be
’Tis the star spangled banner,
EUGENE YOUNG MEN
»Mi country, Ihey bave ci.ptured sii Angeles,
Ilei
Hlunrhell *e rksmplon
world ruler upon his own soil. I f we are
oht long may it wave
‘ Our set is exclusive” she added,
wiirld chnnipiiin ridere, bull doggers ami slring frinii l ’endlrtoa, Due Melili«'
DESERVE
PUNISHMENT
O'e r tbe laud of tbe free
opposed to ull the horrors of war— ns,
“ Where only the best have entree,
ropers.
Ihey linte cungregnted over slring nii.l (he Miiriihy prize w in nera.
And the home of tbe brave.
indeed we all are— the only consistent And in such locutions of culture
2<H) head <>f »he wiblest bucking und All of »hcin giniig fur Ibc money itili
Thro«* Eiigono young inon oftcapotl no
position we can now take is to prose
We know little of eomnion c l a y . "
vero punishment this work duo only to roping stock lo le* hnd, siimi* of tbe present Ilo* grenlest rrlsy contesi evcr
horses so wicke.l flint no cowlmy kns stnged.
C O U N T Y COURT N E E D S B U M P I N G cute, with all the vigor at our command,
the fart that they could not bo urrostod
Sidalcea bowed, tho’ he knew quite well
eter been utile to stick to tlicni, even
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the war in which we are now engaged.
at Eugene on a warrant ift.Ntiod under
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riices Will far exceed anything before
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wh" “'• '•"»¡"c in The Henlinel
of a roek road to Eugene. We are must win the war which means wiping T ho’ each inherits the place of his birth, city of Cottage Grove,
attempted.
There are six champion
deserving of your buz I ness because
He must win it anew by his work,
The young men spent part of Hatur-
glad Lora lie 1ms tbe road. That fertile the last of the military autocrats from
d a y here and when th e y left for home ..........
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the
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valley is also entitled to other roads the face of the earth; which means the
Or his children perish from want of will tore down Main avenue in their car at
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leading in other directions. Cottage ending forever of war between suppos
A very unfortunat- lot—
terrific speed. This occurred during the I
Grove has for years been endeavoring edly civilized nations. W e must win
Ho the Hollyhocks are dying out
windstorm and it was a miracle that no
to get a rock road between here and the war which will bring about all tbe
one was hurt. Ernest I'urvance was
From a species of rust or rot.
l.oraue. Although the distance is ten things for which we stand, and which
crossing the street with his baby in a
miles or more shorter thau the road to will put down the things to which we
The Hidalceu of this r-etion vary from perambulator and hnd to do some hot
l.agene, the efforts of this city hate are so bitterly opposed,
white through the :.ln des of pink to n footing to get out of the wny.
Marshal I’itcher endeavored to get a
bveu in vain. There seems to be no way
deep rose color. The sp< cies are not
FOR H O M E PEOPLE
of getting around the Eugene h<>g.
asily determined ::s this part of Oregon warrant and go to Eugene after the
PRO H IBITIO N A N D BR EW ERIES
young
men,
but
found
thut
he
could
only
When Eugene speaks, tin* members of
ha;i been somwhat overlooked by botnn
do so under state law and there was no
the county court unlock the treasury
O M E four years ago The Sentinel
: Is. One species is dioecious, having
state law covering the ease.
and make humble excuses for putting I
was informed in letters wot with stamens and pistils or separate plants.
Liigene to the trouble of even asking salt tears that prohibition meant the Tbe siaminate flower ia large and pale
Some Big Show.
for the money.
When Cottage Grove ruin of the brewery business and that ro::e, while the pistil»!» plant has small
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or Creswell, or any other city with only billions of dollars invested in brewing flowers much darker in color. Several I Look« like the Ashland Rogue River
Roundup and Annual llyiu llehe wus
a few votes, asks for anything, the plants would lie cn absolute lo»s. We specie* have perfect flowers.
going to be the biggest thing ever
treasury is always empty. The mem confess that we were touched by this
Sidalcea, with Hollyhock, Ahutilon staged in the west. Besides hundreds
Phone 80
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too pleased, of course, to do something, to think that we were failing to do the Mallow family Mai va' co no.
ton, northern California and the Klain
if they could, but there is nothing on something to save from utter ruin the
baud to do anything with. It ’ a about impoverished brewers who had been
time the people of the county outside of making beer for so many years without
Eugene got together and knocked out hope of profit. W p knew that if beer
some of those standpatters of the old had been the only kind of booze made
gang, such as Judge Bunn, and put there would have been little prohibition
someone in office who could see beyond sentiment ami we felt sorry indeed that
Willamette street in Eugene, who had the beer makers had to suffer for the
some idea that part of the county is lo offenses of the whisky makers and the
fated outside of the corporate limits w hisky drinkers.
of Eugene, and that two-thirds of the
But our tears were wasted. Only a
tax money is contributed by communi few days ago we had another letter
ties outside of Eugene. Bow n lias been from the same brewery, and the tone of
Tbe
a binnacle on the county to« long now, the letter is entirely different.
Mid the people outside of Eugene have billions of dollars invested in brewery
the votes with which to put a real plants did not become a total loss.
honest-to goodness flesh and blood man The letter states that the old plant is
into office. All that is Decessary is to unable to supply tha demand for n tem
put up the right man and then eonr-en pern nee drink substituted for beer and
irate the vote.
an additional plant is to be ereeted
which will be the largest building of Its
MASSED BANDS
character in the world and will have a
W E O F F E R W H A T W E CAN.
FIFTY PIECE
capacity of two million bottles a day.
CONTINUOUS
Prohibition seems to have proved a
PORTLAND
riTHIN :i M a t h (>r two, p.is-ibli
CONCERTS
good thing for the breweries.
POLICE BAND
sooner for some of them, Cot
A N um ber of Spec ials W ill Prevai
for (he I W o W e e ks O u ly
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Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
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H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
Made by Cottage Grove
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ASHLAND
JULY 3-4-5
BETTER THAN
GREATEST BRINGING TOGETHER OF WORLD’S
CHAMPION COWBOYS EVER ATTEMPTED
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tage Grove boys will be in France. Home
of them will be on the firing line. Home
of them may be injured and left on the
battlefield. When those white winged,
red-crossed angels of merry reach them
our soldier boys can feel that tbe peo
pie of their home city did their part in
furnishing the funds whereby the Red
Cross work might be carried on. They
can feel that the people of their home
city were not willing that their boys
should suffer and die needlessly on the
field of battle. They can know that as
they freely offered their lives, so the
people of Cottage Grove freely offered
the money to make their suffering as
easy as possible and to make their
deaths as few as possible. They can
know that there are no more slackers
among those asked ta give their dollars
than among those asked to offer their
lives. They ean know that the sacri-
Milling
We have received a copy of the “ Ore
gon Hornet,’ ’ published at Eugene. It
is a miniature sheet of four pages and
its avowed purpose is to stir up mat
tors concerning the taxpayers, to uproot
graft and extravagance and do other
things of benefit to the taxpayer. The
first issues indicate that, anlike its pro
totype, from which it takes its name,
it does not lose its stinger in every at
tack. There is plenty of work for a
paper of this kind in the county scat,
where the old gang sits entrenched in
splendor provided by the taxpayers.
C. E. Spence, master of the state
grunge and chief opponent of the #fl.
000,000 bonding issue, advises every cit
izen of the state to fall in line and work
for the road system promised in the
bonding measdre.
T h a t ’s the right
L E E C A L D W E L L , world champion Imcking horse rider; hi*
will make exhibition rides each day on hail horses lint, be
ing captain of cavalry of the army, is not permitted to con
test for prizes.
K A T H E R I N E W IL K E S , world champion hacking horse lady
rider.
S ID S EA LS , world champion trick rider.
JA CKSON S U N D O W N , I’endleton’s champion hnckaroo.
OKOROE W IE R, world champion steer roper and it hundred
champion hulldoggers, riders, and roper* from the Klamath
country, and northern California.
World Champion relay runners and riders.
KM) Daring Cowboys contesting for big prizes on wicked homes.
Hnlldogging c ow bo y s contesting with wild, longhorned
steers.
ASHLAND’S BIG SHOW.
Four hours oi hair-raising thrills.
ter another in thick succession.
No waiting; out* thrill a f
Itring the wile anti kiddies for three happy days in beautiful
Litliia I’ark. Many amusing and eidertaining side shows
lot t he children.
I wo big swimming pools with warm sul
phur water.
Three lug dance pavilions. City ablaze with
five thousand dazzling eleetri« lights.
Unfurling id' the
largest I lag on the coast at tin* patriotie ceremonies on the
Fourth. Inspiring day and night patriotic fire works same
Hass as seen at the exposition. Plenty to eat and oceans of
good water lo drink. Special train of fourteen Pullman*
Irom Portland.
Big special train from Mnrshfield and
l oos county. Special trains from all northern California
points. Free, wcll-cfpiippcd auto camp ground.
A $25,000 ROUND-UP AND ANNUAL HYIU HEHE
REDUCED RAILROAD PARES PROM ALL POINTS
MAKE YOUR PLANS TO HE HERF