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VOL. XXL NO. 14
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGN, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1909
C o B s o lliiU d J a n u a r y 9, 1 9 0 8 .
CLEARANCE
M,
A d v e rtía * In
TH E LEADER
T k U I« W h a i B itn « t
LAND LAWS
Every
Every
Every
Every
Clerk
Mechanic
Farmer
Stockraiser
Every Merchant
Exhibit Wanted for Frf Shipment to Minnesota, Now in Effect in All the Every Banker
Local Government
Every Professional Man
Iowa and Nebrasa State Fairs Where
It Will be Lafeled and Exhibited
Land Offices.
is d ir e c tly in te r e s te d in
t h e p r o s p e r ity o f O r e g o n .
N o n e flo u r is h u n le s s
m o n e y is in g o o d s u p p ly .
A
new
order
effecting
testimony
1
Here is a grand oppoi lu iitlo an exhibit of Bohemia gold and
L ife in s u r a n c e p r e m iu m *
advertise C ottage ('.rove am. ci\- ¿opper ores and Black Butte ciuiie- to be taken when final proofs are!
d
r a in O r e g o n o f v a s t
tuuuity effectually without the o\ bar ore as possible, all of which offered has gone into effect in all
the 1'nited States land offices. s u m s e v e r y y e a r .
lay of a single cent ami it is to i specimens should be delivered at
Commercial Club romps, Cot- C laim ant aud witnesses will both
¡¡. i hoped that our people, represeutiuithe Con
18c
% the various local industries, willtage (,r
Trove, Oregon, ott or before be required to particularize con­
25c H ig h la n d 'l'issue, per yard .13c
recognize this fact and \vi|l felAugust I , when soon after the ex- cerning the abseuce of the claim ­
P la c e y o u r life in s u r a n c e
20 c
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10 c
spond frpply and promptly and oojhhibit will he carefully packed for ant from the land from tim e to time,
w ith
|5 c
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operate with the Com mercial cluhdiipm eut east and will be carried giving m uch more detail than
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heretofore.
Iiach
legal
subdivis­
in its worthy endeavor to direct ithfree by the railroads, properly
vestors aud home builders to tUiJabelled. and placed on exhibition ion. together with improvements
| com m unity,
in each of the big fairs and shows thereon will have to be described
Creditable exhibits are w auteenteutioued above, absolutely free of fully and separately, together with
a’ C o m p m y
I from Cottage (Trove for display iuf'ost to the exhibitors, if a credit- evidence showing how m uch of
the Iowa, N ebraska am i Miuiie-uble exhibit is m ade it would at- the area under the entry was cu lti­ Thi s is th e o n iy “ P u r e ly
No Coupons With Goods Sold at Reduced Prices
sota sta te -fa irs , the Fat Stock[ract the attention of hundreds of vated, with reference to each, aud O r e g o , ” C o m p a n y .
j Show, Chicago, and the great jpvestors an d homeseekers to Cot- the am ount of crop harvested. M a k e s all o f ics in vest*
A nnual Com show at O m aha, aluage (Trove and would be of great T he blank for transcribing testi­ m e n ts h e r e , a n d is a n im ­
in Novemlier, the exhibit to cousisTadvantage to South Lane county, mony will constitute three pages p o rta n t fa c to r in t h e u p ­
DON’T LIKE SOME
UNCLE SAM BOYCOTTS
b u ild in g o f a G r e a te r
of fruits, grains, grasses, vegiA .et us m ake up a creditable ex- instead of one as heretofore.
i
O
regon .
lables,
m
inerals
and
native
pd-
Libit
for
this
purpose
by
all
means
OREGON
ROADS.
TRUST MADE GOODS
! ished or plain wood specimen j- miners, lumbermen, farm ers and
R
a te s a r e
n o h ig h e r .
DEATH OF B. D. PAINE
Vour assistance
W ashington, July 17.—S ecre-: Three prom inent Newlierg busi- | T he fruits and vegetables maybe | fruit growers.
W rite fo r fu r th e r p a r t ic ­
tary of W ar Ijickinson hi}s issued i ness men passed |hrough Cottage \ ‘Teliveiecl in glass jars or otherwise j and co-operation is needed greatly,
PROMINENT CITIZEN u la r s g iv in g y o u r o c c u ­
¡(Trove
in
a
Buick
Auto
Monday
m
i
and
Hri*i,1B
in
jars
or
sheaf,
(
is
in
this
very
com
m
endable
euter-
p a tio n a n d d a t e o f b irth .
4 qew rqle in the purchase r>f sqp
Bernard IJ Paine, for twenty-
plies for the army- He ha* direct their way home from a tour of Particularly desired to m ake a s n p | |irise. Resp., F r e d G. C o n l e y .
H O M E O F F IC E . I-UHTI. ( > D , OR.
ed Brigadier (Tenera) Sharpe, com ­ Hastern Oregon and a trip to
L M I L L S , Pr e » .
L SAMUEL, Uan M ar
seven years a resident of f.ane
C L A K K N - ' U 8 S A M V E L A»at K « r
m issary Cenerai, to enter into no C rater
bake They said t h e ; JOSEPHINE CAVES A
UNION SABBATH
county, aud during m any of them
contract with , any
corporation roughest roads encountered on the
a leader in the affairs of Kugene,
NATIONAL RESERVE'
SCHOOL PICNIC died
w hich is a party to any trust or entire trip was found between
at his home Sunday m orning TENA FISHER OF EUGENE
com bination in restraint of trade, G ra n t's Pass and Cottage Grove,
at 10 o ’clock, after an illness b e­
or their agents.
we are sorry to relate, there being
union Sabbath School picuic ginning last Jan u ary . Before he j
Action taken by President T aft
ARRESTED FOR ELOPING
plenty of all kinds of m aterial for in setting aside the Josephine t jll be held at the park T hursday, cam e to Oregon he had d istin -'
j road building right at h and along county caves as a N ational reserve uly 22, l ‘»09,
guished himself in the arm y, h a v ­
LOOKS GOOD FOR
Portland, July 19.— (S p ecial)—
! (he eutjre distance, (op. '('hey meets with the hearty approval of An invitation is extended to all ing won promotion by gallant ser­
Tena Fisher of Kugene and A. C.
QREÇ0N a p p l e s . ! sajd jhey met m any California the people of this state, who are Sihle students and their parents,
vice.
Thom pson, a traveling salesm an
■ tourists going and coming in autos interested in preserving its n atu ral p the Home
departm ents and
H e was liorn in P ain e's Hollow,
T h at apple growers of Oregon
I to aud from the Seattle Im position wonders. One square mile includ­ C/adle rolls aud to the business in H erkim er countv. New York, from Chicago, were arrested here
h av e nothing to fear from over­ and nearly all stated th at they
ing the entrance to the caves has tten and their families, to come April 27, 1839. W hen the Civil I tonight on a w arrant ch arging
production is the statem ent of Wil-
t'Ue lookR of Oregon fine, but
been m ade a reservation, belong­ will well filled baskets and enjoy war broke out he joined the them with eloping. T hey were
b u r K- Newell, president of the would not live in th e state on ac­
ing to the governm ent, by procla­ tie day, In order that the dinner Seventh Artillery, an d served d u r­ takeu into custody by Sheriff
S tate Board of Horticulture, who
count of its roads. However, an m ation just signed. T he caves nay be uniform, please follow ns ing the larger part of the war as a
h as recently returned from the east. era in roadbuildiug is at hand and I
Bows of Kugene and the couple
m ake up a womlptlul collection pf f t as possible the meuu given be petty officer in active service.
H e says the industry is not likely
lav.
Bring
plate,
cup,
fork
and
will
be returned to th a t city.
this objectionable feature of faif rpoipy caverns and galleries in the
Ilis wife and Hr. I). A. Paine
siooii for each member of family
to be overdone and th at the de-
Thom pson ami the girl were reg ­
Oregon will soon be overcome.
side of a m ountain in the Gray-
of this city and T. M. Paine of
MENU
m am l for Oregon frqit now exceeds
istered at a loval hotel.
back range, about 30 miles south
Glencoe,
M
inn.,
two
brothers,
sur-
Sandw iches
th e supply in m any quarters,
Juvenile—M ama, when the fire of G rants Pass.
[T en a Fisher h ad been em ployed
uive
him.
A
daughter
of
the
Pickles,
cheese,
salads
W hile aw ay he visited m any apple goes out where does it go? Mother
Baked beaus
for some tim e in th e box office of
latter is also here.
grow ing districts in the east. He — I don’t know, dear. You might JAMES J. KILL TELLS
Chicken, cake
T he K nights Tem plar conducted the Aloha theater, conducted by
found Oregon apples well estab­ just as well ask where your father |
Cookies
the
funeral Monday at 2 o ’clock Messrs H arris and W alker. Sh*
lished in eastern m arkets aud said goes when he goes out.
WHY WHEAT IS SO HIGH
Bread aud butter
from the home, 185 West Seventh is an uuusuuHv pretty girl and
Jelly or jam
the price paid for fruit from this
street. T he body was buried in bears an excellent rep u tatio n jn
eggs
W hen the quiet season arrives,
State exceeds ll)at given foy thp
St. Paul, July 17.—Jam es J.
Kugene,— Register J
the Masouic cemetery.—G uard.
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lay
down—just
advertise.
product grown elsewhere.
Hill arrived home last nig h t after Allerica ..
... ...................... A m lien ce
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a m onth's stay in Labrador. He P tiy e r ........
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Soig.........
gave a characteristic interview in W ind d rill
which he recommended that all V olin » J o .............................. Roe K ennedy
Ollss s o n g .............................C h ristian 8. S.
members of congress go home and Cliss exercise .., ........ P re sb y terian S. S.
Oils* song . . .
.......................M. K. S. 8.
I stay three years.
M litary d rill
"T a riff,” sajd Mr H ill, " is the Cliss e x e rc ise ....................... C h ristian S. S.
most im portant issue of the d a y .” S eng................................ P resb y terian S. S.
Ilaop d rill
"W h y is wheat selling at $1.25,” " trouble a t S aterlee’s " ...
.M. K. S. S.
Ar.them ...................................... P n io n ch o ir
j Hill was asked.
U the last business meeting of
‘ ‘A bout 65 per cent of the popu­
lation of the c o u n try ," he replied, the M erchant’s Protective Associa­
tion it was decided to close the
l “ is living in the centers of popula­ places of business from eleven u n ­
tio n . T he question is, can 35 pet til < u eo 'clo ck .
JF IT is Fresh Reliable Brands oi Groceries
ollowing is the am usem ent pro-
cent feed the rest?”
you are Looking for, at Pleasing Prices,
gi m and nam es of those having
it in charge:
Heney on the Grill.
call on us. W e Believe in Dividing the
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Races, F. H . Rosenberg, Supt.
BIO
yard
dash,
young
men,
J.
I.
T h at Frances J. Heney, special
Profits with our Patrons. Work Clothing
I counsel for the departm ent of Jones.
Barrel race, J. I. Jones.
justice, and also assistant prosecu-
and Good Reliable Shoes at Bed Rock Prices.
Three legged race, boys, |. I.
I tor in the so-called g raft cases in
Give us a Call.
San F rancisco received from the Jones.-
Sack race for boys under 15,
government $23,000 for w hich he
I performed no service, was the I.eroy Woods.
Potato race, I.eroy Woods.
! frank admission of C hairm an
Peanut race, Ktbel K akin.
T aw ney of the appropriation com ­
Doughnut race, Miss Berg.
m ittee in the house today. He
Tug-of-war for
girls,
Mrs.
stated, however, th at H eney’s
salary had nothing to do with the Briggs.
Tug-of w a r for
hoys,
Meri
$27,000 deficiency in the dep art­
ment of justice, for w hich provis­ Briggs.
Pie eating contest, Mrs. II O.
ion is m ade in the urgent deficien
Successor to Pierce
Shepardson
Thompson.
cy bill
Heney, he said, had re
F.gg hunt, Rev. W. A. Klkins.
ceived in all from the government,
W E HAVE IT FOR LESS
G am es for prim aries, the teach­
ers.
$69,000.
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SFE US FOR BARGAINS
H A M PT O N
C OMPANY
OUR SALE IS OFF
But we still sell better
goods for less money
than our competitors,-
That’s why we are
always busy. . . .
WHEELER-THOMPSON CO.
H. C. COOK