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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1909)
Iff MIM l»âk» THE L M Ü C p B o o a l fo r It- Iff n o t, Ü « n d y o u « C ritic is m to th lo P o p o r . » In TH E LEADER TU, W hm tif in o it ■ u s in o » » » a |I v lb * P » p m L lf» m PUBLISHED SEM I-W EEK L Y S S hcm Y a nvcg Ì t ' ^ 0 ' ' * ¡ c « » . i n . . . d j . n u „ , 9 . i*o . COTTAG E GROVE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 18 , 190 9 V O L. XXI. NO. 10 Rogers’ Silverware CHAPMA 1 SAW CIRCUIT Cl IURT ITOOK A SHI IT (GIG ONE DAY Mill BURNED. PROCEED ING We will give coupons w ith every purchase redeemable in RO G ERS’ SII.VF.RW ARF.. $11.00 worth of coupous giving you one set of tea spoons, other items in proportion. It is not necessary to go iuto details regarding the merits of Rogers’ Silverware. Everyone know ing just w hat it is. Summer Dress Goods Good All Reduced. 25c g r a d e ........................ 2<>c 20c " 15c 18c “ \2 '/,c Values in Parasols Ladies’ and Children 25c to White $4 OO Wash Ladies We have a few Tailored Suits left at the extrem ely low prices we are closing out the Spring and Summer line. We do not intend to carry over any stock that would be out of style, we sacrifice our prices now and let the wearer have the advantage. Skirts and Waists Hampton Co. S H IP P IN G C E M E N T EIG H TH G R AD E P U P ILS FROM t f tX lN RO AD I PASS E X A M IN A T IO N . T he W ilhelm ina arrived in this j County School Superintendent m orning from C.ardiuier with th e ' Dillard T hursday completed the first cargo of cement that was ! work of m arking the papers of the stored along the I'm pqua when K. F.ighth grade pupils, who took the II. H arrim an thought he was exam inations conducted last week. building the Drain line. T he ce T he list of successful pupils is as m ent will lie reshipped from here follows in South Lane: District No. 20—Saginaw : May to San F rancisco ou the M. I W itcher. P lan t.— Marshfield Times. District No. ,5b— Lorane: (11a- H ay has sold in southern Oregon dys Stone. District No. 45—Cottage drove: as high as $24 a ton w ithin the past week or two, with a fair pros Alice Counts, Edith H astings, Muriel Robinson, Osie Currin, pect of going to $.10. ~ Mamie Koliner, S arah Foster, Ray All k inds of sewing m achines at E dgar King, Alsea ('.room, Vera best prices at Marion V eatch’s. 5tf Crowe, Marie W illard. E arly T hursday m orning the saw mill of I'. M. Chapm an located near the Divide, five miles south of Cottage d ro v e was discovered to be on fire and so advanced were the flames that nothing could be done but to attem pt to save the m aterial and property about the mill. T he loss was total, uo in surance being carried, but it has since been ascertained that some of the m achinery can be repaired, rebuilt aud installed in the new mill which Mr. Chapm an will pro ceed to build at once, although the loss falls very heavy upon him. It is thought the fire originated in or from the blower. Loss about $5,000. There is great satisfaction in know ing that when you buy GROCERIES You are getting New, Fresh Stock of the best standard brands. IN SHOES W e can fit any foot and give you Style, comfort and durability. Cottage drove Mercantile Co. Phene Main 6 4 3 — Our own Delivery. i CELEBRATION. Eugene, June 15.—C h a r l e s Knoop, a farmer residing near the city, was indicted by the grand jury last evening, on the charge of violating the local option law. He was arraigned in the circuit court W ednesday aud tim e for enter ing plea was set for next morning at 10 o ’clock. It is al leged that Kuoop m anufactured prune brandy on his farm and sold it to his neighbors and others who came along to buy it. P t. E A D n t J U T V — F I N E D $200. Charles Knoop, who w as indict- ed by the grand jury for selling in toxicating liquors, plead guilty W ednesday and was fined $200 by "Judge Harris, which he paid. W ednesday m orning at about Owing to the fact th at the G. A. three o ’clock, Dan DeW ald, the R. eucauipm eut could not lie se grocerym au, whose father was cured here for Ju ly 4rd and 4th as held up au d assaulted' at their advertised and as the baud was place of business last w inter by iu no position to go ahead with the two th u g s who were captured at celebration, the Military Club feel Divide four miles south of town, ing th a t it should not fall through met with a sim ilar exciting ex p eri with at this late hour, have taken ence. T he young m an rooms at the m atter iu h an d and will give the rear of the store, a window one of the biggest one day cele opening in his bedroom, aud it brations the city has ever had. was through this window th a t a Iu connection with the celebration would-be b u rg lar attem pted to will he the A nnual Sweet Pea enter W ednesday m orning, Mr. Show, hall games and num erous Dewald being aw akened by a w in sports. T he Second A nnual Sweet dow p an e falling out and striking Pea Show will open Friday even on the head of his lied. I ’pon ing Ju ly 2nd and continue S atu r peering through the darkness at day an d Monday. This will be the window, Mr. Dewald could see the largest Sweet Pea aud Floral a m a n ’s h and against the window, show ever given here. T here will O N E Y EA R I N P E N . evidently in the act of raising the be prizes aw arded for the liest col T H E NEW C ITY PARK Charles G ardner, who has been lower sash, au d in an instant he lection of flowers, etc. For p a r in the county jail here for some P A V E M E N T C O M P L E T E D time past aw aiting trial for steal seized his shotgun aud fired at the ticu lars see the program s w hich intruder. H is aim was a little will be issued soon. S atu rd ay ing a suit of clothes from the Itn- high, however, an d the charge of afternoon will lie the opening of a Contractor R. M. (ileason the ! perial restaurant, yesterday decided shot passed through the window series of three baseball gam es to be cement worker, has com pleted the to enter a plea of guilty and ac above where he saw the hand. played Saturday, S unday and .1.17 feet of six-foot concrete sid e cordingly late in the afternoon was Mr. Dewald opened the door into Monday lietweeu K eath ’s Auto the plea walk and curbing fronting the new taken in court and the store room at once after firing team of Portland an d the fam ous city park on Main street, and it is entered. He waived tim e for sen out of the window aud saw another Nesm ith team of Cottage Grove. a job we may well point to with tence and Judge H arris gave him or second in tru d er in the act of On Monday, the 5th, the cele pride for it is done right. I’eter one year in the state penetentiary forcing in the front door, hut upon bration will lie given as advertised, Newcomb has com pleted a new at Salem- beiug joined by his com panion with big guns at sunrise, parade, sidewalk in front of his residence G A V E U Q U O R TO M IN O R . both men lieat a hasty retreat. speaking, sports, m ilitary ex h ib i property which connects with the Edw iu R. Hasley, a drum m er Not being able to get the m arshal tions, ball gam e, plugugly parade, park iravement and connects this from Seattle, who was arrested a by phone, Mr. D eW ald succeeded fire works, dancing aud everything popular resort with the Main street few days ago charged with con- iu arousing W arren M cFarland th at goes with a genuine celebra T he park is being tributing to the delinquency of sidewalk who was soon upon the scene being tion. For further announcem ents beautified as fast as funds can lie minor, tniuor, was indicted by a grand joined by M arshal Snodgrass aud w atch the local papers and see the provided to push the work an d it jurv thiis afternoon, on the charge neighbors a little later. A careful program s which will soon lie cir will be in first-class shape to enter Qf giving liquor to the girl, but search of east Cottage d ro v e was culated. tain the m any visitors th erein on the other charge against him and m ade from th a t time until d ay lig h t Ju ly Fourth an d F ifth. W ith the , the charge ag ain st Jesse K. Simp- hut no trace of the burglars could A Fine Electric Sign. grading of the street fronting the son were dismissed. Hasley plead lie found. ________ park w hich is in contem plation, ed guilty and was fined $150. N um erous cases of house b rea k the city ’s beautiful rest place w ill! ______ - , . ing and petty thievery has been re- * E*e VV ave has just had begin to present a very inviting ported by residents of east Cottage m ounted the finest sigu to he seen appearance. It is an acquisition i ® • n C C I n V In n ftHLr Grove lately an d there seems to be tbis city. It stands perpendic- to which we can all point with O T H ER IM P R O V E M E N T S two or three local artists at work, | u lar. 0ud COIlsistH of very large pride, th a n k s to the W om an’s this conclusion lieing draw n from I , .. , _ . , , , , , . . . , I w hite letters on a black back - Club. the fact th a t they appear to lie M ore C oncrete S id e w a lk i T he old residence building oc- quite fam iliar with homes easy of!KTOUml’ fhe letters being also com „„ . , , cupied as a m illinery store by Mary access. If this thing continues posed of small electric lights, 98 T his m orning work commenced v . . . Bartels was sold I hursday to they will certainly come to grief. lights being used in spelling out on /8 feet of new concrete paving | , . „ ... . . , .. , Oliver Veatch and Corine Coffman the words “ T he W av e,” so the on Main street fronting the busi- ................ 1 he front part of it will be moved sign is even more attractive at A local physician removed a ness property of H. C. V eatch, to Mr. V eatch’s lot on l'ourtlr piece of em ory from the eye of ( )s night than during the day, an d is Mike Kebblebeck and N attie Mar street an d converted into a real es V aughn T h u rsd ay , which was prom iujiit from any view-point on tin and when completed will make state office, while the rest of the giving him m uch trouble and which Main street and the Southern P a a solid block of concrete sidewalk building will lie moved to Mr em bedded itself ill his eyeball cific depot. Bisliey Brothers are to for this business block ou which is Coffman’s lot on Honey street and while he was w orking at an emory j lie congratulated upon their enter- located Hotel Oregon. I converted into a com fortable res wheel. prise. idence. T his will clear th is valua , lile lot for A. J. Stew art's fine new C IT IZEN S C O M PLA IN TS modern brick. AGAINST B I L L POSTERS Cash Paid for Wool and Mohair AT B URGI LARS M ore Stre e t W o rk . Contractor I I . V ensky put his Com plaint comes to the Leader ' force of men and team s to work from the residence p art of town on the east end of Locust and concerning the abuse of the circu ; Second streets T hursday and is lar and bulletin advertising privi m aking the dirt au d gravel fly. lege. Tt is said that the boys who These are prom inent side streets distribute this class of advertising and their perm anent improvement m atter are. in the habit of placing will help the appearance of that it against the front doors of homes, ¡p art of the city. May the good then ring the bell and retire. The 1 work continue. housewife who m ay lie pursuing her work, goes to the trouble of D E L E G A T E TO BANKERS hastily m aking herself presentable, S E A T T L E C ONVENTION. hurries to the door only to find a circular lying on the floor, under which condition she will rarely H arry Short, assistant cashier in read. A nother com plaint is to the ' the Bank of Cottage Grove, left effect th a t in case the front door is | for Seattle T hursday to spend a open and the screen closed these week attending the Exposition and carriers will ofttim es boldly open seeing the souijd city. He will the screen and throw their adver ! also attend the big tri-con vent ion tising upon the hall floor. ¡of the Idaho, Oregon and W ash T his fam iliarity or abuse of privi ington bankers, w hich convenes lege is resented by m any citizens ¡T hursday of next week iu Seattle, and unless it is discoutiued a peti j and promises to lie a most iuterest- tion will lie circulated asking for ' ing session, the m any delegates the passage of an ordinance regti | lieing assured royal entertainm ent latiug the distribution of such ad by the local committees in charge vertising m atter. of the convention. Do You Know Tan Shoes are the Cor- rect shade for and We a M en’ s Have W omen Footwear. it for Less. WHEELERTHOMPSON CO.