Cottage Grove leader., January 18, 1910, Image 3

F u rn itu re
Of
A ll
K in d s
I'seful Holiday Presents, Pictures a n d j'ic tu r e Frames, New
Stock, Endless V ariety, F urniture, Rugs, Blankets and
Comforters, W riting Desks.
LOCAL ANJHWNAL
Smilch an git smile.
Try the I.eader a year.
Report of eat show n ex t week.
P rudent pruning produces pro­
lific production
C. 11. Burkholder was tran sa ct­
ing business at E ugene W ednes­
day.
J. I. Jones was tran sactin g busi­
ness at Salem aud Portland last
week.
Clias. H all heM ttie lucky n u m b er th at
drew tile M cC lam iahan in cu b ato r a t ttie
IKiultry show.
Mrs. Pearl Bennett of Portlaud KANSANS ORGANIZE
is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Pet
LOCAL ASSOCIATION
Sanford.
Mrs. Lizzie Cochran aud little
sou, returned to their home at
Cottage Grove, Ja n . 17, 1010.
Creswell Monday after a pleasant
The meeting was called to order
visit with relatives here.
by \V. C. Counter in his law office
II. II. Yeatch, the hardw are in this city Monday evening, who
dealer, is in attendance at the an- stated the object of the meeting to
utial meeting of the S tate hard- be the organization of a K ansas
ware association at Portlaud.
1 Association for the pur|>ose of
Mrs. J. (). Van W inkle went to bringing together former residents
Springfield M onday to visit with of the suuflower state who have lie
her parents while the doctor is come residents of this city and
transacting business in P ortlaud. com m unity, for social affiliation
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JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
W e have a few Ladies’ La Vogue Suits on hand and are sell»-
ing them at one-half off. These are bargains and an honest
reduction. Don’t buy tomorrow for a higher price what y o u
could have bought today for less.
Boys’ and Men’s Sweaters valued up to 75c,
59c
A rthur E. O sm un is at Portland 1 a,,d t!,e Perpetuation of fraterua
Friday and Saturday — ............~ --■
attending th e business m eeting Df I sLitehood ties.
Mrs. G ray went to Salem Mou agents connected with the P ro -I ‘ ™ J» ra ry orgauizatson was
dav to visit with the family of her
enecteil by the selection of officers
deutial Life In su ran ce C om pany .
son Clare.
as follows: W. C. Counter, ch air:
of America. .
\V. C. Cornier, S ecretary: |. II.
Mrs. Mabel Merrimau of P o rt­
| . C. Hurdge, a prosperous Coast e
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. Spriggs, treasure,
land is a guest of her m other, Mrs. „ ,
fo rk vallev farm er, was transact-
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,
,
It was suggested th a t com m ittees
W ynne, an d other relatives.
ing business m town M oudav an d ,
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Mrs. Blanche King au d adopted favored the Leader with a dollar I>e . appointed . by the chair: coin-
,
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mittee on Rules and Regulations,
daughter, of A lbany are guests of au d a half for
th e paper a year.
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committee on H all and Decorations,
Cottage ( '.rove relatives an d friends.
Mrs. H orace C ochran aud m oth- committee on E n tertain m en t.
Mrs. 1. II. Bingham and her er-in-law Mrs. S arah Cochran, !
M iss L u ra H e fty ’s work In C h in a. I'res- ta k in g u p a study of th e life of Jesus o(
Chairm an Counter announced CHURCH NOTES AND
I id en t B ertram A pplegate e x p la in s how N azareth. D ealin g w ith doubt, ay BI be
daughter, Mrs. David G riggs of went to Rosburg to reside Friday
th e e v e n in g subject.
In discu ssin g tlq j
the coinmffletueu, as follows:
ANNOUNCEMENTS | th e leag u es of Salem d is tric t are p ledged su
Cottage Grove, went to Portland where Mr. C ochran has a freight
b ject th e speaker w ill m ake use of the
A. C. Spriggs, W . C. Counter,
to su p p o rt th is heroic y o u n g wom an in
T hursday on a short visit.
m ost te llin g archeological*1 discoveries
run oil the R oseburg-G rants Pass L. A. Ralston, Rules and Regula­
“ A business m a n ’s R eligion.” h e r w ork in th e old k in g d o m on th e m ade in E g y p t, Babylonia aBd P a le s tin e
George Fisher, returned from divisiou.
tions. Jas. llem euw ay, and W. at the Presbyterian C hurch next o th er sid e of th e Pacific. An offering T h ese discoveries throw g re a t lig h t on
for th is purpose will lie tak en . W ord«
Cottage G rove W ednesday and
N. F. W hiting, late of Crook- C. Conner, H all an d D ecorations. Sunday evening.
All business fail to descrilie th e m ass rally in th e th e c re d ib ility of th e scripture. “ Doubt*
pronounces the poultry show at ston, M inn., has opened an office
Mesdames W. A. llem euw ay, men, professional men, and em ­ e v e n in g a t 7
but few d e ta ils can In- in g T h o m ases” are especially in v ited to
that place a decided success.
in the W ilson restau ran t b u ilding D. B. Cham berlen, J . II. Spriggs, ployees are cordially invited to g iv en . A dozen o n e m in u te sp eech es on com e th a t we may “ reason together.'* j l
G uard.
and is prepared to do typew riting, F. C. Ralston, W. C. C ounter, A. this service. 1'liere will be special “ W h at th e L eague is to m e ” ex p ected .
Ladies quartet, Methodist churdi
Dan T hom as and wife, uee Berg, bookeeping an d attend to collect­ II. King, Cottage Grove. S. A.
A sh o rt ad d ress by one of th e y o u n g est
music by the choir, an address bv m em b ers an d a n o th er w ord by one of S unday evening.
.
and Mrs. Berg, late of Vancouver, ions, etc. G ive him a call.
M cKay, Creswell, en tertain m en t. Rev. S. C. A dam s an d short talks
th e o ldest. T h e cap tain s of th e resp ect­
It. C. visited in this city with home
It is the wish of the tem porary by some of the leading men of Cot­ ive sid es are to hold forth. H xhorta-
A series of ten bridges have been
folks recently while on their way constructed on the wagon road be­ officers and com m ittees to hold an
ANY KIND OF A H O R S E . .
tage Grove.
T here were thirty tatio n by tin p resid en t. D istrict su p e r­
to southern California to reside.
tween Cottage G rove and the Bohe- inform al reception and b ask et din- two persons present at the M izpah in te n d e n t W ire is to lie p re se n t am i will will be w ell shod li we d o the shoeing-*
T he Cerro Gordo I.um ber Co., inia mines d u rin g the past sum m er tier in some convenient hall in Bible class of the Presbyterian g iv e fath erly counsel. S everal you n g d ray h orse, c a rria g e horse or the trottef
m en are to In* b aptized an d tak en in to j b e m u se w e h av e th e sk ill the expert*
will change the site of its sawmill an d fall, th u s insuring regular this city S atu rd ay afternoon Jan. Church, last S unday m orning.
th e clm rcli. S election by tin* ladies ence an d a k now ledge of horses, and
during the present m outh, moving mail service to the m ines.—G uard. 26, 1610, in com m em oration of the T he session received ouc person on L eague q u artet. M essrs Tyson an d th e ir hoofs. We are on pecial watch
for in sta n c e s of in terferin g , overreach­
it h alf a mile nearer the Oregon &
T he Cottage G rove Leader ap- 40,11 anniversary of the adm ission confession of faith. I )ue w as con­ G laze in a g u ita r an d o carin a duet. ing, lam en ess and gait. With all that
d o u b t if we ch arg e an y , more than
S outheastern’s m ain line. The j tears this week as a weekly i n - , of K ansas into statehood,
firmed and five received the rite of C om e an d en jo y these u p liftin g assem b­ we
som e ask for careless, even injuriobt
lies.
frame for the mill is partially com ­ stead of a sem i-w eekly. It is en-
native born K ansans and Christian baptism .
work. Phone 521.
A m ost en jo y ab le e v e n in g was spen
pleted.
larged to a eight colum n paper, all ,llose having resided in th at state
W I L L O K G A N I Y K A GYM.
at th e C h ristia n ch u rch last F rid a y w hen
J. R. Cob a well k now n Portland four pages hom e print am i is a new- 1,01 less th an 5 years and their fam-
T he Brotherhood of the Metho­ th e n e w ’m em bers of th e c h u rch \verc
Eby's Old Stand
barber, spent a few days with his sy, neat looking p ap er.—Creswell | *>!«* are eligible to attend th is an- dist church will hold its regular g iv e n an inform al reception. T h e fol­
m versary reunion.
lo
w
in
g
p
ersons
had
a
p
art
in
th
e
b
rief
Clirouicle.
friends Mr. and Mrs. Ilo x ie of
meeting this T uesday evening, program , M iss V erna Brown, read in g ;
this city, last week while on his
‘‘N ow ,” said the inconsolable
when a gym. class will probably C laren ce Kogtl, recitatio n an d d u m b
Particulars in Regard to Suicide.
way to D ivide to spend some time widow ‘‘I w ant you to add to the
lie organized with Mr. A. B rundas le c tu re ; M iss L aughliu, solo; M iss Boyd
on the farm with Mr. Lewis, an death notice, ’gone to rest’ in an
instructor. All desiring to join recitatio n in special costum e; E dw ard
F in n e rty , solo; M isses Je an Dorward
old friend, w hile recovering from appropriate p la ce .’ “ Yes m ad am ”
The Leader has learned more de­ should be present al this m eeting. a n d L o ttie Beals, d u et. G am es and re­
replied the bright young clerk of tails concerning the suicide of
a recent severe illness.
FIN A N C IA L REPO RT.
fresh m en ts also added to th e p leasure of
M
(). O. Yeatch and M. Anderson the Daily Squib, and tlie next Geo. YV. Rains, at this place
T he finances of the M ethodist th e ev en t. T h e tw en ty -eig h t new m em ­ S2.Q 0 M
have dissolved partnership ill the m orning she read, “ G one to rest Tuesday Ja n . 11, by cu ttin g bis church are in excellent condition, b ers w ere m ade to feel th a t th ey h av e
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real estate business and Mr. Yeatch in an appropriate p lace.”
throat with a razor.
Last conference year the society e n tered a clm rcli w hich is th r illin g w ith
life an d en th u siasm . T h e o u tlook for
It is evident th a t Ju d g e W . C.
is now associated with E. R. Spencer
Instead of stepping nut on the paid its pastor a salary of $1300: th e C h ristia n ch u rch was n e v e r b rig h te r.
in the Real E state and Insurance Counter of th is city h as a double back porch of his home after bid- contributed $531 to benevolences: C o n serv ativ e m em bers are of th e o p in ­
business. Mr. A nderson’s grow ing or else he is play in g a double role ding bis children goodbye, he p aid $ H 0 for District S u p t.; $250 ion th a t it is in a b etter co n dition, in
tim ber aud lum ber business m ade in a very stren u o u s fashion. T hurs- w alked over to w hat is know n as for sexton, lights and fuel, $125 e v e ry way, th an a t any prev io u s tim e in
it necessary for him to devote al 1 d a y ’s Eugene G u ard said: W . C. the Scott Chrisinau place, a block for S unday school supplies, $284 its h isto ry .
L arg e audiences a tte n d e d th e m o rn in g
of his attention to th is business, Counter, of A shland, was a p ass-j south from his home, went in the for conference entertainm ent, and an d e v e n in g services a t th e C h ristian
therefore he sold his interests in I euger to Creswell on the afternoon yard between the woodshed and Illet its every obligation prom ptly, c h u rch last S unday. T he e v e n in g d is­
the real estate aud insurance to train today after a short stay in store house, cut his throat with a !
estim ated budget for th e pres- co u rse was listen ed to w ith an especially
Mr. Spencer.
Eugene.
j razor, placed it back in his pocket ent year is $3000 or $400 more than p ro fo u n d in terest. T h e su b je ct was, THE LARGEST MAKER A
Another crew of surveyors and •hen sat down oil the steps to the ]ast year. T he l'.pworth League ‘ T h e Call of th e W ild .’* Rev. E lk in s OF MEN'S FINE SHOES I
Three years ago Sam uel I lutilap
d w elt a t le n g th upon d ie te rrib le a ttr a c t­
cruisers
in the employ of the Lacy rear of the Chrism an home and will assist in m ain tain in g Miss iv en ess of s in ” a u d i t s pow erful appeal , I h “ a S v U e P w E o R r I n O R W . T O L . O D o T u H g E la R s i_
offered his place of 10 acres for
past s i * y e a r s , a n d a lw a y s fin d th e ri
sale at #4000. < Inly a few days Tim ber Com pany arrived here re- died. 1 he body was found at |,atira Hefty, who went to C hina to th e w ild n ess th a t is la te n t in hum an s u p e r i o r t o a il o t h e r h ig h g ra d e sh ots
c o m f o r t a n d d u r a b i li t y . ” W. Q .J -----=
n
atu
re.
H
e
m
ade
use
of
“
T
he
Prodigal
J
cently
from
S
eattle
and
left
inline-
2..V)
o
’clock
by
Mrs.
D
avid
M
ark-
]ast
October,
in
the
m
issionary
ago he refused $10,000 for it. T his
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HO H o w a r d A v«..U
.U tk « .
S o n ” as an exam ple. A tten tio n w a s ! If 1 could ta k e you into a r |
is am ong the best fruit farm s in diately for the Siuslaw country to leY who was in the act of calling fie]ff T he League is at present called to th e d ead ly re su lts of sin — “ th e | tories a t B rockton, Mass., ana i
the valley. It contains the Jona­ survey au d cruise the 20,000 acres UP°M ller neighbor, Mrs. lorn ed u catin g au d keeping a boy in w ages of sin is d e a th ,“ Sin was ie -i how carefu lly W . L. Douglas i
m ade, you would realize why 1
than, W inesap, G rim es Golden, j of tim berland which the com pany Sears, who resides in the Chrism an India. It w as announced Sunday ferred to as a p ay m aster w ho th o u g h ! th eir shape, fit b etter, wear 1
intends
purchasing.
T
he
crew
home
and
who
gave
the
alarm
,
evening
th
a
t
the
Cottage
Grove
are of g re a te r value than any c
p
a
y
in
g
in
in
stallm
en
ts,
y
et
pays
in
full,
Snow, etc, and a fine young peach
« • A z r r i o s r - S e e t h t u \v. I . PoaglM
Is s ta m p e d on th e b o tto m . T a k e , \ « ;
orch ard .— Freew ater Tim es. T his consisted of the following: G. G. Coroner Gordon was sum m oned Epw orlli League is now the largest n e v e r d isc o u n tin g an o b lig atio n .
I t y o u r d e a le r c a n n o t ill you with W
N e x t S unday a t 11a. m. Rev. E lk in s
O rd er < 'u ta lu g . W.L.U
is the U m atilla fruit farm which J. Johnson, St. J. Stetson, L. M. from Eugene and th at official after jn m em bership of any League in will begin a series of -quiet ta lk s aliout w rite fu r M a il --------F
OR SALE B T -
W
hittier,
M.
J.
G
aynor
an
d
E.
M.
an
investigation
into
the
circum
-
ti,js
<
iregou
conference,
not
ex
cep
t-
1). Cochran, of this city, recen tly'
J e s u s .” T he series will lie especially
stances deemed an inquest un- m
ill(f
H olland.—G uard.
g Portland, Salem or Eugene.
purchased and now resides on.
ap p ro p riate, co m in g a t a tim e when th e
I). J. D uBruille and G. L Rees necessary.
R E V . S U T C L I F F E ’S S A L A R Y R A I S E D Bible schools th ro u g h o u t th e co u n ty are
Cottage Grove has lost its oppor­
Before
com m
m itting
itting the
browsed on the succulent range in
l,e,ore com
m e deed
deed he
He
official board m eeting of
tunity to secure a famous dairy
Elk don at E ugene W ednesday f i l e d on h.s wife who w as assist- the M ethodistchurch, held last week
herd of lou head of registered Je r­
evening. T hey are now full fledg­ ing Mrs. lid W ilson in her res­ after the routine business had been
seys. 'Pile parties who were here
ed members of the antlered herd ta u ra n t work th at day and it was | transacted, the pastor was happily
looking for suitable land near town
and will hereafter be know n as thought he intended to kill her and
inform the Leader th a t they have
then suicide, but Mrs. Wilson su rp rised by the an,..n.cen.ent by
“ Hello Bill.” Mr. D uBruille re­
Mr. F. B. Phillips, representing s
pu rch ased a very desirable tract
turned home T hursday, b ut Mr. w atched him so close th at he did i the estim ating committee, th at the $
only 41» m inutes ride by electric
ail opportunity to carry
. , t
,
Rees went u p to Portland to have not have
*
,
i i * i p asto r’s salary had been voluntari-
car from Portland at a less price
out
such
a
plan.
He
was
addicted
1
.
,
,
3
more fun— an d incidentlly look
i - i i i *
i i i
* lv increased $150, m aking h i- pay
per acre than they were asked for
the drink h ab it and had recent-
. . .
after business m atters for a few to
, , ,
f . . , n
$1250, which with parsonage rent- 2
sim ilar lan d and location here.
ly h ad some lannly trouble as a
’
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days.
al, gives the Rev. Rolierl Sutcliffe
Are lan d values too high in south
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i * ™ $1500 per auuutn. 1 he mem bers
Baptism of young men, M etho­
Lane?
He cam e to this city al>out 20;
1
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,
,
.
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i rii
i«ti
i
present confirmed and endorsed the 2
dist church S unday p. in.
years ago and followed the barlier 1
,
,IM .
Decrees from Judge Beau, of the
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Mr.
aud
Mrs.
W
.
E.
L
undy
and
business for m any years. lie was
Luffed States circuit court at P o rt­
certainly a substantial com plim ent j •»»
land. reverting back to the govern­ little dau g h ter, Audry, of Myrtle a native of Iowa, in w hich state
Big Reduction on Platters. Our
which is duly appreciated by Rev.
Point,
arrived
in
this
city
S
unday
he
w
as
born
Sept.
14,
1854,
being
ment tim ber land in Lane county
Sutcliffe, who by his able, vigorous
Goods are Newer, Qualities Higher
55 years, 3 _ m ouths ___
and _ 28 _ ^ days
taken up by S. A. D. P uter aud to visit briefly, while on their w a y ..................
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to
P
ortland
w
here
Mr.
Lundy
will
old
at
tlie
tim
e
of
his
death.
H
e
j
alld
eloquent
addresses
has
been
Fred Kribs in the nam es of Jam es
and Prices Lower than Ever
m arried at th is place to M iss!accorded very ,a rKe congregations
A. Robinson and G eorge A. Miller, attend the an n u al meeting of the
Before. Come in and See Us.
were filed recently.
T he two H ardw are d ealers association. On | R ebecca Miller several years ago, I a,ld llas alre“dy greatly increased |
| the m em bership of tlie church and
their
return
they
will
stop
over
alKj
)eaves
a
fam
ily
of
two
sons
tracts were as follows: T he north
its au x iliary societies. T he church
8
east q u arter of section 16, in tow n­ here again to visit with Mrs. I.uu- aIHj two d aughters liesides a
and widow. H e is also survived by a under his leadership is a live and
ship 21 south, of ran g e 1 east, and d y ’s father, C. II. Jones,
bids fair to
the northw est q u arter of section 16, brother and sisters who reside here, sister, Mrs. C harles W right, who proRrestiive one’ a,,d
1
experience
one
of
th
e
greatest
aud
8
tow nship 21 south, of range 1 east. T heir com ing was unannounced fesjffps n ear W alker,
most
successful
y
ea
r’s
since
its
or-
and was therefore an agreeable
T he fu „ eral services took place
Prof. G. E. Johnson of the surprise to their relatives and W ednesday forenoon at 10 o ’clock ; gauizatiou.
Royal Interm ediate school, con­ friends here.
from the u n d ertak in g rooms of
BROTHERHOOD DEBATE.
tem plates organizing a class in
M ilitiamen from W ashington, 1 Marion V eatch w hither the body
T he Methodist Brotherhood this S a r t &
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vocal music in this city providing
Oregon, Idaho, M ontana, Wyom was conveyed upon discovery, the Tuesday evening will debate, ' Re-
a sufficient ’ num ber of persons
ing and N orth D akota, will partic- Rev. Mr. E lkins delivering a short solved, T h a t Congress should pass
m anifest an interest in the course,
ipate in the m aneuvers at Ameri- j discourse. Interm ent in the I. O an act levying a $50 tier annum j f
t
4* v + ,4- y 4 '4 ,v‘
lie m akes this proposition: A ny­
can Lake n ex t A ugust. At the O. F. cemetery.
capitation ta x on all bachelors in
one who comes regularly from the
Same time, tlie governm ent plans
T __ ■
■— — the l '. S. between the ages of 17
first and practices 30 m inutes a
to send a larg e iitimlier of regulars,
and 75 y ears.” Affirmative: W . I
DIED.
day, who cannot sing ordinary
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so that the encam pm ent will see
C. Counter, Geo. M H all. Nega-1 *
music at the end of the term will
the gathering of from 10,000 to
I
live
M.
H.
A
nderson,
E.
E.
Hale.
have his tuition money refunded
12,000 soldiers. T he tim e will be M OORE— At Omeca, M e x i c o , F rancis K urtz. H arry Short will
and lie paid for his time while
Ja n . 14, 1610, Mrs. M. V. m ake a stum p speech w hich will
extended from 10 days to two
I He man or woman who wears a diamond
■ practicing.
Moore, w ho formerly resided in I lie followed by a second debate,
weeks, as a longer course of in ­
wears an air of prosj>erify that is far r< ching
| E dw ard Shearer who returned struction is being m apped out.
this city and at Blackbutte. the question being, “ Resolyed,
its influence.
from the Cottage G rove poultry Adj. Gen- G. B. Lam ping an n o u n ­
Deceased was a sister of Mrs. T h at congress should pass an act
These are Commercial time«, and BE
show Friday, says he won all the ces th at the coast artillery defense
I. R. 1 hompson, of this city and ieVy j„ g a $.?o per annum ta x on ail |
cessfnl you must LOOK tf People .<r«alw
aw ards oti Brahm as on his showing exercises of the m ilitia, will be
leaves three other sisters aud an Dld m aids betw een th e ages of 13 j *
judged at first by their appearance.
of Light Brahm as. T h e show was Held in the Puget Sound m ilitary
aged mother. Mrs. S. S. Ross, of a„ a 7 J year9 „ Affirmative Ber | J
As an investment, the diamond is in i class
a great success and the boys speak district d u rin g Ju ly .
Y oncalla, besides a son and tn im A pplc(?ate, H .
Ira T
itself, because, outside
,f> intrinsic \ .ilu j
in the highest term s of their trea t­
daughter, W alter Moore,
o f 1 ^ Rowe. N egative: F. It. Phil
the
jdded
value
as
an
idornment.
In th e T o ilt.
m ent by the Cottage Grove people.
G ran ts Pass, an d Mrs. Jo h n j U pfi, D r. ' J . 0 . V an w iu k te , F . 1).1
W hen \on ere km . :■ > l u . i l m
at u
H er rirma wero so ft
T he judge, H arry Collier of T a ­
Anti likewise round.
Reedy, of M exico, to m ourn j w h e e l« ,
ever
once,
there
are
pienD
of
reason
why
T h a t’s why he lo«t
com a, will tak e a pen of five of
their loss. She was a member
H is reason sound.
%
should come and see 1 ■ fine Ie oi Ib nxJc
KpwOtth L eague day wilt tie eelelir.it-
B ut none could blame
S hearer's birds to Seattle to enter
of the Christian church o f t h i s c l ia th e M eth o d ist clmrc li in a royal
Ear-Rings, Brooches nd Ring
>1(1 t re
The youth a speck.
them at a big show there. He
H er arm s were soft
city.
fasti ion th e co m in g S ab b ath . E v ery |
prices on installments at
And
round
his
neck.
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] m em b er of thin h u s tlin g o rg an izatio n i .
says one of the birds would bring
—D etroit F ree Pres*.
$50 anyw here.— Eugene Register.
See those new incandescent coal- w WMr *
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and
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occupy special reserv ed seat» a t 1«tli sc r­
W anted, a y earlin g bull, an y ­ oll
lam
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T l f e , y |T>berl S u tc li f fe at It
»peak.
T ry a loaf of Royal Table Queen
th in g b u t a Jersey. B, M, H aw ley, are ju st simply grand. V o n c a n t upon ttie L eag u e's m otto. ' Look up, I
Bread at DesLarzes grocery, tf
Bohemia, Ore.
40
^afford to do w ithout one. 2 7 -3 1 * ^l.iH u p .” Mi»* Je ssie Derg o u tlin e s
LURCH
An Elegant Eine of Rockers. Jnst the Kind of Present for
F ather or Mother. Come W here Selection is Made Easy.
SIMBRAL& VANDENBURG
" T H E F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S "
Musicale Was a Success.
Mr. W arren Glaze, assisted by
some of his pupil* and local talent,
gave a m eritorious m usical at the
Methodist church W ednesday even
ing, the audience being large and
appreciative. T h e following pro­
gram was rendered:
lh iet, C ottage d r o v e F an tasia
dl.nu-
E th e l F ra n cis R ogers an d Mr. d la z e
Piano solo, Y outhful Hays
K ondino
M yrua ( .ill
Piano solo. M orning P rayer, I.. Slrealiog
Roy N eil Y eatch
Piano solo, P ick in g C h e stn u ts I.. 1*.. ilrtli
M arie Jones
Vocal d u e t. C upid P oes N ot M arry
V eta llo ld e rm a n , L ottie W liitsett
A ccom panist Mrs, J . (>. V an W inkle.
D uct,
Selected
S arah Foster, O tho H art
Piano solo, Lady V alen tin e F antasia
d la z e
...W a r r e n C,la/.e
R eading. " The M cSwats Sw ear Off’’
M iss KUa D ickerson
T h o u g h ts o f Hom e, M editation, Z eiler
Villa) Randall
P iano solo. Le-Kevil I»u Lion O p IIS
lie K o n tski Kthel F ra n cis R ogers
In stru m en tal duet,
Selected
Roy Woods, H arry I.. M artin
B an jo -G u itar duet,
Selected
G ilb ert Tyson, W arren G laze
In stru m en tal d u et
Selected
•Mrs. K lva C hurchill, V eta llo ld e rm a n
O u artet, Let m e H ear th e S ongs m y
M other t ’sed to S ing
Veta llo ld erm an , C arrie Woods, Eva
Richm ond, L ottie W liitsett
M rs | . o , Van W inkle, A ccom panist
Fined for Assault.
Constable F. T . Plauk went to
Divide Friday on the delayed train
and brought George H arrison to
Eugene on the afternoon local,
lie was arrested on a charge of
assault and battery on the co m ­
plaint of the school teacher, A. P.
G ardner of that place. Defendant
was arraigned before Justice Brv
son and was represented by Col.
John M. W illiams, Prosecuting At
toruey Skipworth representing the
state. Harrison decided to plead
guilty to the charge and was lined
$20. lie adm itted whipping the
school teacher, b u t claim s some
Justification on account of his 15
year old daughter being whipped
until there were m arks on her
shoulder for not w anting to be
placed in a lower grade much to
her em barrassm ent
lie also ad ­
mits he acted indiscreetly
in
thrashing the teacher in the way
he did, but pleaded great provoca
lion. Harrison
returned home
Friday evening.— Eugene Regis­
ter.
Do you Want to S e ll?
If you w ant to sell your business
of any kind, or if you w ant to sell
Scul'ller piano ’furnished'’ by" Marion ’ y °u«’ property, and will m ake the
/eatcfiT
price right, l would like to hear
W orthy of special m ention were from yon. G ive description and
the piano num bers by Miss Ethel price. Address J. E- Smith 513
F rancis Rogers, the reading by ! Cham ber of Commerce. Portland,
( 40-46 )
Miss Dickerson, stringed instru­ Oregon,
m ent duet by G laze and Tyson,
the young ladies quartet and the
Married.
piano solos by Prof. G laze. Alto­
gether the recital reflected much M ILLIC A N -C O LLIN S;
H II.L -
credit on the able instructor aud
DA ME W OOD— At 8 p. m .,
the members of his class, as well
W ednesday, Ja n u ary 12, 1010,
as all those who assisted.
at the Methodist parsonage, Ada
B. Collins and Fester R. Milli-
Leased Rouse Saw Mill.
can, both of Springfield, and
Phoebe Damewood and Joseph
A gentlem an by the nam e of
R. Hill, who will reside in E u ­
Porter and an associate arrived at
gene, Rev. D. II. T rim ble offic­
this place Monday from O hio aud
iating. T his was a double w ed­
went out with their household
ding, the brides being cousins.
effects today to the Rouse Saw Mill
— Eugene Register.
on Coast Fork which they have!
Both brides were born and raised
leased and will operate. T h e y are! to girlhood at Cottage Grove where
both said to be experienced lumber j they have m any relatives and
men.
friends who join the I.eader in ex-
I tending congratulations.
Small Cook Stove for Sale.
Almost new cook stove, four lidj r y s ° " a,ld ° laze in instrum ent
with reservoir, for sale cheap, al duet Sunday evening, Methodist
Apply to Rose Confectionery.
church.
S p r ig g s B ro s.
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W e give a written guarantee with every pair of
Hardware Shoes that they will give six months wear.
W here can you beat it. W e have them in low
and high cut at $3.75 and $5.00.
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