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C O T T A G E G R O V E , O R EG O N , F R ID A Y , J U N E 25, 1909.
Rogers’ Silverware
FREE
We will give roii|>ons with every purchase redeemable in
ROGERS’ SILVERWARE. $11.00 worlii of coupons giving
you one set of tea spoons, other items in proportion. It is
IE DAY WE MAKE IE
AMERICAN EAGEE SCREAM.
METHOD FOUND TO
CLEAR LAND CHEAPLY
Committee Assignments and Celebration Program.
Series of Baseball Games, Keat s Auto vs.
Nesmith Teams— Sweet Pea Carnival.
not necessary to go into details regarding the merits of Rogers’
Silverware.
Everyone knowing just what it is.
Summer Dress Goods
Good
All Reduced.
25c g r a d e .____ _______
20c
20c
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,15c
18c
“
..- .1 2 % c
Values
Parasols
Ladies' and Children 25c to
White
__ .$4.00
Wash
Ladies
We have a few T ailored Suits left at
the extrem ely low juices we are closing
out the Spring and Summer line. We
do not intend to carry over any stock
th at would be out of style, we sacrifice
our prices now and let the wearer have
the advantage.
T h e program for C ottage G rove’s grand Fourth of July celebration,
which will be held on Moiiday Ju ly 5th, is completed aud the various
committees are actively at work ujxui the duties assigned them . T he
second annual Sweet I’ea Show, which will be held in connection with
the celebration, jrromises to be even a greater success than last year
and this is saving a great deal. T he Sweet Pea Show will ojien Friday
evening prior to the Fourth and will continue over the following Mon­
day Ju ly 5th. T he com mittee assignm ents aud program follows;
O FF IC E R S
in
Skirts
and
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L ieutenant M etcalf____
. — ________ __________ ____ President
L ieutenant P e trie __. . _____
.
. . ___________V ice-President
S argeant Scovell -------------------------------------------------------- ..S ecre tary
Lee Roy W oods
____
____________________ T reasurer
M ayor J o b ------------ ---------- ------ ----------------------President of the D ay
C apt. B. K. Lawson
_____ ____ _____M arshal of the Day
F ran k Snodgrass )
. I leputies
C urtis V eatch
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Goddess of L iberty.— Miss Anna Khoda.
C olum bia.— Miss M ildred Pringle.
Peace.— Mrs. Vail W inkle.
P lenty.— Mrs. Brand.
Maids of H onor.— E unice V anD enburg, I’rsella Lockwood, Mable
Rosenberg, Verna Brown.
W . T . H endryx, of Portland,
as designed w hat he term s a
stum p exterm inator w hich lie de­
clares has solved the vexed ques­
tion of economy in clearing tim ber
lands in the effort to reduce them Fay Allison Acquitted of
to a state of cultivation. H e is[
the inventor and prom oter of a ' Contributing to Delin­
m achine th a t opierates ujxm the
quency of Minor
sim ple plan of first lioriug good
sized holes on each side of the
stum p down to the roots and start­
ing a fire, the flames of which
Tuesday evening the jury in th e
are fanned by a constant d raft of case of the S tate vs. M art E ndi-
forced air, which is generated from cott, charged with bootlegging, re ­
a donkey engine. E ither wood or
turned a verdict of guilty.’
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gasoline may be used in the latter,
Jess E.ddy, charged with the
b ut inasm uch as the steam for the
same offense, W ednesday m orn­
forced draft can lie generated with
ing chauged his plea of not guilty
fuel from waste brush and limbs,
to lh a t of guilty an d tim e for sen­
which also ojjerates in a dual pur-
tence was set for Friday m orning
fiose of assisting in clearing the
at 10 o'clock.
tract, it is thought preferable to
O scar Parsons W ednesday fore­
use wood for the furnace, the sav­
noon pleaded guilty to one in d ict­
ing of exjiense by this process
ment against him for violating the
being also a consideration. It is local option law and pleaded not
claim ed that two men can operate
guilty to another indictm ent. Sen­
the m achine at a total cost of $50
tence will be pronounced F riday
an acre on heavily tim bered laud. at 10 a. w.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS'
CHILDRENS’ DAY
C hildrens’ Day w as observed by
m e Royal Neighbors, the w om en’s
au x iliary to the Modern W ood­
Committee on Providing Liberty Car and F loats.—Al Siedm an, men of A m erica, at their hall in
th is city W ednesday evening, ill a
H orace Cochran, |as. Potts, W in. Sherwood, Green Pitcher.
very appropriate and enjoyable
Committee on President of the D ay.— L ieutenant Metcalf.
m anner. A splendid program was
Committee on P rogram ,— Mrs. W. A. Hemenway, M. L. Scovell, carried out, Mrs. George H all, pre­
Le Roy Woods.
siding, and
refreshm ents were
Com mittee on P lu g -l’gly P arad e.— Tom Parker, Joe Baker, O. S. served consisting of ice cream and
cake. T here was a large atten d ­
I Sjrear.
Committee on Decoration at the P ark .— L. C. H utchinson, J. L. ance of th e m embership of the two
lodges and their families and
| Rowe, Wm. Sherwood.
friends. T he following program
HO, FOR THE SECOND
COMPLAINT AGAINST
Committee on Firing G uns.— L ieutenant Petrie, Joe Baker, Al was rendered:
Piano solo.
N ita Compton
ANNUAL DISTRICT FAIR
THE TOWN COWS. Ilatnloff.
Committee on Reception.— Mrs. W . A. Hemenway, L ieutenant H istory Royal N eighbors______
_____________Mrs. Geo. Hall
Metcalf, Lieutenant Petrie.
Welcome W oodm en,” song.
A meeting was held W ednesday i Many residents promise to cotn-
Committee on Sjieaker of the D ay.— Mrs- W. A. Hemenway, Lee
____ _________ By Children
evenitig and the officers and com- j p lain to the city council regarding Roy Woods, M. L. Scovell.
P iano Solo, “ Red W ing” .
__________________ Geo. H all
m ittees to m anage the fo rth c o m in g th e careless driving
of cattle
Committee on D ance.—C aptain Johnson, Corporal Potts.
Exercises, “ Modern W oodm en,”
Cottage Grove district fair were I through the residence district of
Committee on f ire W orks.— F ran k Rosenberg.
_____ . . . . Fourteen Children
nam ed,
Foster
Phillips
was | town where tences have been re-
Committee on G eneral Assistance-—Jas. Benson, H . H . W arner,
Piano D u et----------- --------------
chosen geueral
superintendent. I moved and law ns beautified, and F rank Phillips, C. C. Ilazelton, Foster Phillips, John V eatch.
_____ Roy Woods, O tho H art
District sujjerinteiidents: l.orane, ! upon w hich cattle m ake a rush
Com mittee on Officers of the D ay.— F. Bartells, Al Powell, Fred R eading___ Miss Gertrude Palmer
Vocal Solo, “ P a p a ’s a W oodm an,”
M. B. Stone; Calajxxiya, Levi ! and destroy valuable shrubbery Cornet.
. ___ ___ . ..C la re Conner
G eer: Creswell. |)r. I,. B. S car­ while their driver is standing on
Soliciting Floats.— Mrs. Fierce, Mrs. Petrie.
“ W oodm en’s D aughters,” drill
brough, Row River, Felix C urrin; some street corner talk in g or other­
D ecorating F loats.— Mrs. V anD enburg, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Ilerren,
_______________ Tw elve Girls
W alker, R. V. I’orter. A twenty- wise neglecting his duty. I tarn- Miss Roxie Pringle, Miss Ith a W iddersheim , Miss Jordan Lillie.
D ialogue, “ Proposing” _____
five foot extension „will lie added ages should be assessed to the
Liberty C ar.— Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Awbrey, Mrs. Conner, Miss
__ Dau Woods, E dna Johnson
Reading, “ Young M. W . A ” —
to the Poultry building, m uch new owner of cows in such cases. T he Lea, Miss Burkholder.
_______ _____ Carrie Woods
stock shed room will be provided writer had a valuable four-year-
Decoration at P a rk .— Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Leah Perkins,
Piano D u ett__ ________________
an d the grounds generally im ­ old cherry tree nearly ruined ill Miss Mamie Kime.
. . M isses Brown and Rosenberg
PROGRAM
proved. Everyluxly get busy.
this m anner this week.
G uns at Sunrise.
P arade at 10:00 a. m ., starting from City H all, thence south to
Locust street, west to Fifth street; north to Main street, west to bridge
north up A street, west and south to W all street, east to bridge; east to
City Park.
PR O G R A M A T C IT Y P A R K A T 11 A . M.
Waists
C O M M IT T E ES
Hampton So Co.
G RO CERIES
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 Grove Mercantile Co.
George Kiug was arrested on an
indictm ent ch arging him with con­
tempt of the authority of the cir­
cuit court by tam pering with or
intim idating witnesses. T his is a
most serious offense and if the
charge is proved against him, he
will most likely be severely dealt
with as c o u rts-c a n not be of any
service if witnesses are not pro­
tected in the telling of the truth as
they know it.
JURY DISA G REES.
T he jury in the case of E dw ards
vs. W alker for commission on the
sale of real estate, after Ireiug out
all day W ednesday failed to agree
and they were brought into court
and discharged by Ju d g e HarTis.
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FAY AM .ISON A C QUITTED.
T he case of F ay Allison, th e
Cottage G rove youth charged with
contributing to the delinquency of
a m inor girl, was heard in the cir­
cuit court T hursday.
T he jury,
after ail hour’s deliberation, re­
turned a verdict for acquittal. T h e
case was prosecuted by Ju d g e W .
S. M cFaddeu.
A ttorneys John S.
Medley and L. iiilyou conducting
the defense.
Good pasture for stock on K nox
p lace. Apply to W . B. Cooper,
Real Estate, Cottage Grove.
Do You Want
Cash Paid for Wool and Mohair
There is great satisfaction in know­
ing that when you buy
CIRCUIT COURT
PROCEEDINGS.
Music ........................................... ................................................. ................. Band
In vocation__________________________ __________ _____
Pantom im e, “ S tar Spangled B anner” _______________ ___________ Girls
Reading, “ D eclaration of Indejieiidence” _______________Miss Palmer
Song, “ A m erica” ____________Lead by Band, Directed by Mr. Wooley
O ration of the D a y ..'___ . . . . _____________________ Prof. A. L. Briggs
M usic________
Band
D inner at the P a r k ___________ __________________ 12:.10 to 1:30 p. in
Plug-G gty Parade 1:50, starting from City H all 'an d follows same
route as the m orning parade.
Prizes for P lug-E gly Parade will be aw arded at City Park imme
diately after Parade. Prizes as follows:
First Prize, Most Horrible, $12.50; Second Prize, $7.50; T hird
Prize, $5.00,
PR O G RA M A T C IT Y P A R K 2 : 5 0 .
M u sic .___ ______
Band
D rill___________________________________
Recitation, “ Liberty Bell” __ _________________________Mrs. Compton
S o n g ____________________________________ Clarence Morse and Sister»
M ilitary E xhibition.
PR O G RA M FOR E V E N I N G .
Band Concert on Main street, 7:50 to 8:50.
Fire W orks, 9:00 p. m.
Dance at Armory, 9 p. m.
Phone Main 6 4 3 —Our own Delivery.
( C O N C L U D E D ON P A G E F O U R . )
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W e can fit you. Nifty Suits,
Nobby Shoes, Up-to-Date Hats,
Swell Negligee Shirts, Latest Golf
Shirts and Dashing Neckwear at
Prices Boys
that Defy Competition.
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