Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, July 13, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMid-Summer LOCAL ANI) PERSONAL. MILITIA FOR TO LEAVE CAMP JULY 24 Money Saving Values Gel in Line W ith Phone the P e o p l e Your Come to Our Store Orders for Fresh Groceries Don’t. who Overlook for Trade Bargains Our Pine and go Home with Summer R e l i a b l e ‘ Goods (ioods, hats Under their Arms and Savings in their Main 25 and Footwear Pockets..................... Rees -W a lla c e Co •'W h e re Y o u D o B e t t e r ’ AN EDITOR S WAIL. LIKE A BIRD. J w an t lo g et buck to th e country W here forests forever are green, W here m eadow s are freq u en t an d frag rant, And sh im m e rin g shadow s are seen. W h ere m osses are m oist in th e w oodland W h ere m u llein stocks grow by th e way, W h ere th e leaves of th e sum ach are crim son, A nd sw eet is th e scent of th e hay. I w an t to g e t back to th e b arnyard. To th e b rid le s an d saddles an d stock, W h ere it alw ays is “ d in n e r ” at noon tim e A nd “ su p p e r” a t six o' th e clock. T he aeroplane builders predict that in a short tim e they will pro duce a flying m achine th at will perm it everybody to fly; and th at it will be m uch cheaper th an ati automobile. A eroplane sailing is declared to be the most ex h ilaratin g mode of travel ever enjoyed. W e sincerely hope th a t the dream will m aterial ize. If for no other reason we hope for its success that pedestrians may ta k e on once more their old sense of security. T he gentlem an or anv lady for that m atter, who has at auy tim e w andered out into tall grass and has heard in close proxim ity the w arning note of a rattler, am i has not know n which way to jum p, understands the feel ing of the street-croSser when he (or she hears the w arning honk, honk of an automobile, lie know s that as a rule they are guided by careful hands; that as a rule they are easily controlled, but this does not alter the sensation. T his one tnav have the careless chauffeur, or this one m ay be one of those lawless m achines th at without provocation goes out of its w ay to jum p a precipice or kill a m an and there you are. Hut an aeroplane that can noiselessly rise up and sail aw ay over the house tops, will there not be style about that when it comes? A nd it is promised be fore very long now. W hat a co n venience if one w ants to go a n y where, not to leave any tracks when he vanishes? T he price of aeroplanes in Paris now is only $6,000 and they will be cheaper by and by. It is only fifteen years siuce the bicycle was all the rage. T hey are almost ob solete now. lit fifteen years more who knows?—G oodw in’s W eekly. I ’m tire d of ra c in g an d chasing All o v er th e streets of th e town, P u rs u in g th e d o llar athletic, As n im b le an d q u ick as a clown I ’m w eary of g au d y theay ters, Q f su m m er reso rts qnd tlje like, A nd I tell you I secretly h an k e r A far from th e city to hike, A nd jo u rn ey ’way back to th e farm house W here th e r e ’s* n ev er an openw ork sock, W h ere it alw ay s is “ d in n e r ” a t n o ontim e Ami “ su p p e r” at six o ’ th e clock. I ’m w eary of “ lu n c h ” an d of “ lu n c h e o n ,” W h e th e r co sily or low priced or free, A n d th e th o u g h t of a “ six-o'clock d in n e r ,” l own, is re p e lla n t to me. I w an t to sop bread in th e gravy, I w an t to eat pie w ith a knife, A nd m ake th e use of a saucer T h a t I learn ed very early in life. Ily G eorge, 1 am sick of th e city, A nd I w an t to get back w ith th e stock, W h ere ita lw a y s is “d in n e r ” a t n o ontim e And “ su p p e r” at six o ’ th e clock. Marriage Licenses Issued. M arriage Licenses were issued M onday to F rnest S. (¡ill and L enora J. H ubbard of Cottage G rove and also to Ole I’eterson and Mrs. Kutliie Penrow, both of E ugene. Bert Westbrook has had the office of Hotel Oregon nicely re papered and repainted. Room for You In Cottage G rove C ottage G rove is in th e S n nny S outh ot th e B eautiful W illam ette Valley an d is at p resen t th e cen ter of th e larg est body of sta n d in g tin ilier in th e world, of com m ercial value. C ottage G rove offers m ore o p p o rtu n ities in ev ery h u e o f in d u stry Ilian any lik e area in Hie Pacific States. T he geo g rap h ical location m akes th is p o in t th e chief tra d in g ce n te r for th e th irty -o n e saw m ills, lo g g in g cam ps, gold, silver, copper, lead an d quick s ilv e r m ines w hich lie w itiiin a rad iu s of th irty miles. T h is section is th e hom e of th e fam ous Com ice P ear an d every v ariety of A m erican G rap es Spitzenberg, Y ellow N ew ton an d Bald win A pples here a tta in perfection and are eag erly so u g h t for by the New Y ork lm yers. T h is can he w ondered a t by those who are not fam iliar w ith th e fa c t how ever, New York fru it raisers are com ing h ere an d p u rch asin g land upon w hich to raise th e above m en tio n ed fru its. . T h is section is adapted to th e ra isin g of every know n variety of fru it th a t will e x ist o u tsid e of the tropics, for w ith an elev atio n of «»71 feet an d no p re v a ilin g h ig h w inds or sudden clim atic changes, th e c o n d itio n s as found h ere th a t conform to th e re q u ire m e n ts of all fruits. If yon are an en erg etic citizen, w an tin g to im p ro v e y o u r c o n d i tion p h y sically or financially, do not g rab a t a straw , b ut in v e stig a te th is *eetion, lor th e re is, “ Room for yon in C ottage G rove. ” Ask FRED G CO NLEY , Manager 111 ffl Cottage Grove Commercial Club E 33 a 3 SSaBBB^ 3 B 3 ggK 3 ga 3 B 3 g 39 B 3 aKi I_ Spray-Wynne Co. Has It I t ’s Luck to Smoke Puck T he better than Sc Cigar T he Cigar in the Green Box. Cottage G rove district fair next. Let the good cement work go on. Many new ads in the Leader to day. Sum m er resort w eather right at home. Miss Brown of < fakland is a guest of Miss Verna Brown of this city. See Sim eral it Van D onburg’s new ad. I 'p to date furniture dealers. Andrew Nelson went to P ortland Monday to look after business matters. Attorney J. 15. Voung attended to legal business at the county seat M onday. M. B. Stone of l.oraue, was tran sactin g business in Cottage Grove Monday. T he second kiln of 200,000 brick at G leason’s brick yard will soon be ready to burn. You can alw ays spend a d e lightful evening for only ten cents at the D ream land, Orders were received last week by officers of tne several com pan ies that the Fourth Regiment will go into cam p this year at the C lackam as rifle range. T he local com panies will leave ou the local ou July 24 for C lackam as, where they will rem ain over the JOth. Tw o com panies of regulars an d a battery will also lie there during that week an d will participate in nfaneuvers together. By a recent order all encam pm ents in the future will be conducted sim ilarly to those of the regulars and will lie inspected by regular arm y offi cers. Officers’ schools of in stru c tion with lxith theoretical and practical instructions are provided, as well as lectures by leading army men. The lioys alw ays enjoy the yeafly encam pm ents and will lie glad when the 24th arrives. A NEW B u rg la r Proof W indow Locker AND Sash H older ! : Protect your windows from burglars by using H a rt’s Burglar Proof A nti-R attler, A utom atic V entilation Sash Holder and Locker. One alw ays thinks of locking the doors but leaves the windows unlocked, therefore you are not safe in your house from burglars. We have the best all round window lock and holder on the m arket. 1st. Because the lock works autom atically and always locks itself and the window cauuot fall and break the glass. 2nd. Because the lock keeps windows from rattling, which no other lock will do and is worth more than the price of it. trd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or bottom, which ought to be done for h ea lth ’s sake, and no one can enter from the outside, an d you will feel perfectly safe. 4th. Because they are m ade out of steel an d are stronger and better than all other sash holders. Will hold any w in dow, large or small. I'or sale by all hardw are stores. Friday an d Saturday we will sell 25 cent law ns for 19 cents and 20 cent law ns for 14 cents at Lurchs. Spra/y - W yn n e Head the new ad of A. J. Arm strong, the photo man and dealer ill cylinder and disc graphophones mid records and photo supplies. W. A. D ogate is grading Taylor street in front of his and Chas. Ja ck so n ’s premises. P. Newcomb and wife will go to A shland th is week to enjoy a visit with relatives and friends. A blind young man h as stood on the corner of F'ourtli and Main streets for several days ta k in g in the nickels and dimes from the charitably inclined. T he little Ford run-about which won in the great race from New ; D on't fail to read the new ad of Mr. Cook, successor of Pearce & York to Seattle passed through Cottage Grove today euroute from $ Shepardsou. Give him a trial. Seattle to Los Angeles. & W ild blackberries are reported »S Titos. Allen an d wife returned num erous in the logged off district home from an enjoyable visit with around Marcola and elsewhere. relatives in the middle western Hr. Lowe, the well know n oculo- states Saturday night, com ing home opticiau will be in C ottage Grove by way of the Seattle exjiositioii. i W ednesday July 28, one day only. Miss M yrtle P nrvauce writes the Friday and Saturday we will sell 25 cent law ns for 19 ceuts and Leader from Seattfe: “ Am w rit ing from the Oregon building, the 20 cent law ns for 14 cents at finest building in town. T he C ot I.urehs. tage Grove school exhibit is fine, W ork on the two big new bricks but d o n 't see enough of South is progressing and work will soon L ane county. W here is the Cot commence oil a th ird one, for B. tage booklets or folders?-” Miss K. l.nwson. P urvance is a teacher in the Cot A m erry-go-rouud on the corner tage Grove schools. lot east of Burkholder-W oods store J is attractin g the youngsters atten MARRIED. tion and dimes. v W C om pany R E P O R T O F T H E C O N D ITIO N O F T H E V V V First National Bank Or COTTAGE GROVE As su b m itted to th e g o v ern m en t, J u n e 2.1, in con d en sed form, am in e and com pare it w ith o th e r h an k sta te m e n ts of condition. E x- Loans, bonds, city and co u n ty w arra n ts . . . . *149,935.% 12,225 00 Keal estate, fix tu res... C a sh ................................. 14L.V.7.64 C apital and su rp lu s... ...$ 40,000.00 Profits .................... ... 15,044.46 ... ! 2,500,00 D eposits........................ 2lfi.2a5.24 $404,748,00 $404,748.60 - WE HAVE OVER 52* AVAILABLE CASH IF Y O U W A N T S A F E T Y AND S E R V I C E W E S O LIC IT YOUR B U S IN E S S | THE OLD R ELIA BLE General Blacksm ¡thing F. J. H ard was a visitor here today. H e has recently returned from an extended trip east in the interest of his mines. All W alker and John Ham pton liberated 180,000 voung trout in the upper McKenzie last week to restock th a t great trout stream. II. O. Thompson w as elected delegate from the Com mercial Club Monday night to the N ational Irri gation meeting to be held at Spokane A ugust 4th. W ithout special arrangem ents we will expect those holding coupons for pictures to present them within the 60 day limit which expires Ju ly 26. A. J. A rm strong . H orseshoeink a sp ecialty . Wagon an d c a rria g e re- Ing. All work g u aran teed tla v e yonr h o rsesteetli e x am ined an d rep aired . S h o t a t r e a r of llem en w ay A B u rk h o ld e r’s S to re :: :: H B 2S Beaulieu S Woodard T H O M PSO N -L EI5—At W allace, Idaho, Ju n e 28, 1909, W illiam REAL ESTATE A, Thom pson and Miss Mabel l.ucile Lee. DEALS PROMPTLY EFFECTED T he groom was born and raised IMione, M ain 021 in this city, being a son of Mrs. Cor. 2nd Sc M ain Sts., C ottage G rove,O r. L. M. Thom pson, his lath er H arry Thompson, deceased, having been the pioneer photographer of this city. T he bride is also a Lane county girl an d is well known R alston iSi Speer, I'rops, here. T hey will reside at Mace, Idaho and their m any Cottage S urface w ater p o sitiv ely ex clu d ed from o u r wells, Sizes (¡rove friends join the Leader in .1 an d 4 inches. extending congratulations and liest P h o n * 625 C olt*«« G rove. Oregon wishes. Bed Rock Well Drilling C .F o r Sport o r S e r v ic e ST E V E N S R IF L E S — S H O T G U N S —P IS T O L S arc u n su rp assed . m o n IN Q U A LITY L O W IN P R IC E I t y ou c a c a c i o b ta in f.\,m jrour t i * J a r , w e s h ip d ira i t , ex p re sa p e > a td , u p o n r e c e ip t o f C u t* - lo g P ric e . A lw a y s 1 o e lst on BTEVENB w h en o r d e r l c j . S end 0 c e n ts lu s ta m p s fo r 1 4 0 -P a g e Illu s tra te d a n d D e s c rip tiv e C a ta lo g . R ep U to W .th 8TE V ENd a n d g e n e ra l fire a rm •cfo j m a tie n . J . S T E V E N S ARM S A T O O L CO. P. 0 . Box 4088. C hicopee F alla, M ass. Born. T he Leader has secured the e x M A R T IN — At their Dorena home clusive agency for this city for the Monday Ju ly 12, 1909, to the F.mpire Billing Loose Leaf System wife of Bob Martin a 10 pound and will furnish bills for those boy. using that system at regular prices. SUMMER RATES EAST During the Settson 1909 A young m an who was jilted by H A R R IS O N — A t Divide, Sunday, his girl, promised to h an g himself |u tv 11, 1909, to the wife of on a tree in front of her house. George H arrison, a ? X pound T he girl replied: “ You m ust not girl. do th a t. Papa doesn’t w ant you to h ang around h ere.” A valuable driving horse belong ing to J. Burkliardt slipped and fell on the pavem ent at Eleventh and W illam ette streets Friday eveuing with the result th a t one of its legs w as broken. T he anim al had to be k illed .—G uard. W . A. C unningham has re ceived a complete electric Vacum carpet cleaning outfit, w hich cleans carpets and rugs thoroughly with out rem oving them from the floor. Mr. C unningham has placed every m arried m an ill this city under ob ligations to him . No more carpet beating. The new tap erin g arm Columlria cylinder graphophone. No rack or rubber tube horn connection lo a n A good team, harness and noy. Call at th e G rove Art Studio wagon for sale, all tu first class condition. 1 intuire at this office. and see them . A. J. Arm strong. Team Outfit For Sale. A . K5 E r o p d e s tr o y in g f u rr e d a n d feath ered p e s ta a r e m a d e s h o r t sh rift o f w ith a reliable, u n errin g S T E V E N S . v ia . t h e Southern Pacific Co. from COTTAGE GROVE To To To To OMAHA and R eturn - - KANSAS CITY and Return ST. LOUIS and re tu rn - CHICAGO and Return - - - - - $64.40 64.40 71.90 76.90 and to o th er p rin cip al cities in th e E ast. M iddle W est and South. C o rresp o n d in g ly low fares. On S a l a J u n e 2, 3; J u ly 2, 3; A u g u st II. 12 To DENVER and R etarn - - - 59.40 O * S o l . M ay 17, J u ly I. 4 i| u u II G o in g tra n sit lim it 10 day» from d ate of »ale, final re tu rn lim it Oct. .11. T hese tic k e ts p resen ts som e very attra c tiv e featu res in th e way of stopover p riv ileg es, and choice o t ro u tes; th ereb y e n a b lin g passengers to n u k e sid e trip s to m any in te re stin g p o in ts cnroute. R o u tin g on th e re tu rn tr ip th ro u g h C alifornia m ay tie hail a t a slig h t ad v an ce o v er th e rates rptoted. rpm h n il p articu lars, ste ep in g ( car reserv atio n s an d ticket* Will he fn rn iah ed by a n y S o u th ern I’acifir local agent. WM. M cM l'R R A Y , O n e r a i Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. * e . » . . .