Cottage Grove leader., July 19, 1910, Image 4

Cottage (3rove Xeaòer.,
Everything In Hardware
And F arm Im plem ents
The Junction Times calls the Pathfinder Viliti Cottage Grove.
.eader’s attention to the fact that
| Cottage Grove received recognition W. F. Beck, pathfiuder for the
EoMbllobeO 1887.
at the hands of the republican con­ state automobile club, who is en­
vention in years agoue when O. F. gaged iu taking grades, recording
j
Knox was nominated for couuty
Incorporated
judge, 1). I*, burton for assessor, road conditions, making charts
W . C. (Conner,
-
- -
C O ltO l ailO flD an a g e r and W. T. Kayser for commission­ and maps of the liest roads for auto-
er. The Times should not persist ists to follow in touriug the state,
published Sven? (Tueobav
iu tauutiug us, for it always makes passed through Cottage Grove Mou-
Entered in the t>ost office at Cottage ('.rove, Oregon ns -econd-clau mail matter us fighting mad when it is recalled day in his automobile. A practi­
WE
what Eugene did to O. F. Knox
civil engineer accompanies Mr.
Cerniti ot Subscription.
and W. T. Kayser. As for D. I*. cal
Oue year (in advance)............................................................................... $1.50 Burton and I. H. Bingham, they Beck, and they also map out in­
Either b y the sack or barrel anywhere in town.
Six months.......................•.............................................................................. 75 became permanent Eugene citizens teresting side trips for autoists, aud
You can order in any way most convenient to your­
before they became successful poli­ terminals like from Cottage G.rove
Three months................................................................................................. .50 ticians.
self. The best w ay is to order enough so you wili
to London Springs. However, we
if he was forced to tackle
not run out just at the wrong time. For once you
C O T T A G E GROVE, OREGON, TUESDAY, |UI.Y 19, u n o
Roseburg News: Attorney A1 venture
that piece of road around by Short-
use
our flour no other kind will satisfy you as well.
I bert Abraham left for Salem and ridge
bridge, he will no doubt cut
Portland
last
night,
where
lie
will
“JUST AS MUCH AS EVER
It has recently been announced
Lots of first-class bakers will tell you so.
out the London Springs side trip.
SOLO UNDER PROHIBITION.' that the Eugene Commercial club formally launch his campaign for He informed the Leader that in all
wanted to e<|iiip a great float for governor. Interviewed by a News probability terminals would be es­
“ Think of a grocery dealer skulk­ the Portland Rose Festival parade representative relative to his inten tablished as follows: From Port­
ing in back alleys with a can of designed to "knock” the Nesmith tio,,s- Mr- Abraham would say land to Albany, from Albany to
coffee in one boot leg, a pound of county proposition, but they were nothing further than that lie had a Cottage Grove, from Cottage Grove
cheese in the other, and a herring very promptly and properly turned ’ surP tise iu store for the voters of to Roseburg and from that place
their Î Gregon. [The voters of Oregon to Ashland, for automobile touring
down the back of his neck; or a down and discouraged
shoe dealer with his door fastened selfish motive by the Portland have just as great a surprise in parties. The information and data
with iron bars, his windows grated, float management, aud the Eugene store for Mr. A braham .—Ed.]
secured by this pathfinder is placed
and a half dozen men on the street1 Register is still sore over the iuci- Action of the Pacific States Tele­ in the hands of every member of
corners watching for the officers dent, and is trying to prejudice Eu­ phone it Telegraph Company in the state automobile club, so that
aud at least alarm destroying every gene jieople against the Portland arbitrarily raising the rates charged auy community with a reputation
sign of his business. W hat man Rose Show management. Eu- patrons, especially those having for bad roads will be cut out of the
T W IN E .
would say the grocery business was gene’s.selfish attitude toward the party lines in the residence ilis tours of this state and California
proposed
Nesmith
county
is
giving
flourishing, or that there were more
tricts, will lie probed by the city autoists. It therefore behooves a
boots aud shoes sold than ever be her a good many hard knocks council of Portland.
community to get a reputation for
these days—while the Nesmith
fore in the history of the city?”
good
roads.
cause is growing in public favor There is plenty of work for men
aud winning new friends and sup­ who waut to work about Cottage
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Meetings at the Tent.
porters right along.
i Grove. No need for any man to
BORN.
go hungry. Get a shovel and help 'There was a large attendance at
lit all probability Judge J. C.
dig
the
20-iuile
municipal
water
What
is
the
reason
the
loose
Fullerton, one of Douglas county’s
the temperance rally at the tent iu
works ditch and the big new
most popular attorneys and citi­ rock and rubbish cannot be re­ i : ervoir.
t res- front of the high school building, METCALF—To the wife of II. K.
zens, will be a candidate for Su­ moved from Main street in this
Saturday evening, at which time Metcalf, July 11, 1 *»10, a son,
preme Judge at the November elec­ city? Automohilists all say that Cottage Grove turned the Lane the campaign for “ Oregon Dry” lite second heir, and both boys.
the worst shaking up they get be­
tion.
county assembly down. Score one was formally opened in tl|is city.
For several mouths Mr. Fuller­ tween Eugene and Divide is on for N esm ith.—Albany Democrat. Among the interesting and able MOORE—To Mr. and Mrs. Moore,
speakers were Rev. W. A. Elkins, Grants Fass, July 11, 1910, a
ton’s friends have been urging him Cottage Grove’s Main street. Of
pastor of the Christian church, boy, “James Kelly Moore.”
to enter the contest for a seat on course there is a good excuse for
on a ball of hinder twine
guarantees length, strength,
“ Does the Liquor Saloon Fay?” Mrs. Moore, whose maiden name
the Supreme lieuch, but not until rubbish along where the new 12-
smoothness, freedom from
lately did the able jurist concede foot concrete sidewalks are being
Rev. Robt. Sutcliffe, pastor ot the was Kelly, will be remembered by
knots, and from all the
built,
but
after
this
work
is
com­
to the wishes of his followers aud
Methodist church, “ My Duty to many Cottage Grove friends, where
troubles and delays which poor
pleted there is no excuse for loose
consent to enter the race.
My Brother’s Boy:” Dr. II. C. she formerly resided and held a
twine
causes. This is the
tag we put on every ball of
Judge J. C. Fullerton is a pio­ rock, wire netting aud planks to lie
Schleef, "T he Body as It W as aud ixisitiou as teacher in the Cottage
genuine
neer of Douglas county and South­ left scattered along the street for
as It Is—Effects of Liquor;” J. Grove schools.
On view here. Admire their hand­
Mark Comer, pastor of the Advent­
ern Oregon, aqil is highly esteemed two or three weeks thereafter.
some and splendidly finished cases
ist church, “ The Home, the Com­
by all. In years past he has served Why not clean up the streets?
that make them such a beautiful
DIED.
munity, the Saloon.”
the public in various capacities,
article of furniture
aud for six years was circuit judge The < Iregou Railroad commis
Rev. J. Mark Comer lias opened
sion
has
ordered
a
twenty
per
cent
of this district.
a series of revival meetings in the SC H M ITT — Near Creswell, on
big tent, which will continue at Thursday morning, July 1,1,1
Southern Oregon, the attorneys reduction on Wells Fargo merchan­
declare, is entitled to one member dise and general special rates in
least three weeks. Following this 1910, at 12:30 a. in., John
Look for It Insist on it. Ply­
However for their greatest quality.
mouth Twine is made of the most
of the Supreme bench, if for no this state, covering alxiut 30,000
revival, a campmeeting will be Schmitt, aged 68 years.
Its
richness and volume provp that
carefully selected material, In the
held for ten days, during which Deceased was a resident of Fin-
other reason that iu the past all rates. This is the result of thor-1
our
pianos are the equal of any,
oldest yet most modern cordage
the Supreme jurists have been se­ ough investigation of express rates If y o u ir e not doing as m uch time many family tents will be gene, at 441 West Sixth street, and
mill in the United States. Eighty
the
superior
of many. And you
five years of experience and square
lected from the Northern ( Iregou in this state and will be greatly a p -,
pitched iu some place convenient leaves a wife and thirteen children
business
as
y
o
u
should
can
purchase
one without feeling
dealing
stand
back
of
every
ball
preciated by the public which has
districts.
to
tile
city.
The
Rev.
Comer
lias
the
cost.
Ask
how.
living,
only
one
of
the
fourteen
that
bears
the
wheat-sheaf
trade
had a vigorous kick coming on the | T here’» Something! W rong a tent 40x60 feet for the revival horn to them being dead. They
mark.
Plymouth
Twine
is
cheaper
Statement from a member of the prevalent rates.
in the long run because it is better
w ith y o u r m ethod o f attrac tin g meetings. The Rev. Comer is a range in age from 21 to 42 years of
—works better and goes farther.
British Parliament: “ I met the
trad e.
traveling evangelistic worker of age, aud a picture of this remarka­
Things
certainly
are
high
when
!
finished product of the liquor traf­
the Seventh Day Adventist faith,
family appeared in the Oregon
fic. He was lying in the gutter. a farmer wants $100,(KM) damages Try a Campaign of Catchy and is well known in this city, ble
ian
two years ago and attracted
(EL
for
the
agony
occasioned
by
the'
Advertising
In
This
Jle had no hat. The hat trade was
where
his
parents
reside.
He
ex­
considerable
attention.
loss
of
eleven
hogs,
the
amount
a
Paper.
suffering. His coat was full of
There is one wav to save
much from the meetings,
Carlton farmer is suing the rail-1 Then KICK US if y o u r business pects
boles. The tailor trade was suffer­ road
your piano and that is by
and
is
enthusiastic
over
the
camp
for.
Lyonnaise Tripe-
ing. He had holes in his boots.
do esn 't Im prove.
Sessions, which will be held late in Cut the tripe
into narrow strip.4*, boil
The shoe trade was suffering. He . Recently more than 15,000 peo- ------
August.
twenty-five minutes, then drain. Put ;
had no socks. The hosiery trade pie who went to Alberta to estab­
n fry in tr pan over the fire with two
Drop me a postal and I’ll
Farm Home Burned.
tablespoonfuls of butter, and when
Good Team for Sale.
was suffering. He had no shirt. lish homes, have returned to < )re - 1
call. Work guaranteed.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
hot fry In it two tablespoonfuls of i
The linen trade was suffering. He gon, Washington and Idaho. The farm home of Mrs. Louisa
chopped onion until yellow. Add
Team, weight, 1400 and 1500,
was dirty. The soap trade was There are more coming.
Duerst located about eight miles I hereby announce myself a re­ finely
the tripe, a tablespoonful vinegar, a ages 4 and 6 years, for sale cheap
suffering. I could hardly men­
least of Cottage Grove, near the publican candidate for the office of tnblespoonful fine chopped parsley and for cash. Inquire of McOueen &
and popper to season. Stir lightly
tion a useful industry in the coun­ The Roseburg News issued a Blue Mountain school, was burned County Clerk, subject to the decis­ salt
Cottage (jrove, Oregon
the tripe is a delicate brown, Milne, this city.
try that was not affected by that most creditable illustrated edition to the ground last Tuesday with its ion of the voters at September pri­ until
turn on to tin1 center of a hot platter
descriptive of Roseburg and pro- contents, except a sewing machine" maries.
m an's inebriety.”
and garnish with toast points and
New Grove Studio
S t a c y M. R u s s e i . i ..
siloed lemon.
ductive Douglas county a few days ¡The fire originated from a defec- Springfield, (fregoli.
Two Milch Cows for Sale.
The Leader is in receipt of the ago.
The new Grove Studio is turn­
tive flue, and kind neighbors will
Rice For Invalid.
Two good milch cows for sale. ing out a better grade of work than
premium list of the State Fair, The handwriting on the wall was i *** t*lat th* home is soon rebuilt,
llutirr n common glass (previously Inquire
C. Henry Haight, Sagi­ has been seen in Cottage Grove.
Good Horse for Sale.
which will be held at Salem Sep­ all right in its day, but the person ] Friends in Cottage Grove are reu-
warmed) and line with warm boiled
naw,
Oregon.
Fhonc 77x4. 2t For a portrait or post card that wilt
rice.
Into
It
pour
the
stiffly
beaten
j
tember 12-17. The list is the most who wants to scatter news rapidly I dering assistance in the wav
absolutely satisfy call at the new
of :m egg with a pinch of salt, j
Three-year-old Cleveland bay, white
complete ever issued by the State these days uses the newspapers. providing donations consisting
location on North Fourth St.
Into the mound of white carefully I
Goals
for
Sale.
sound
as
a
dollar,
good
work
horse,
the unbroken yolk of the egg. j
Board of Agriculture, and the fair
monoplanes and biplanes groceries, provisions and other sup- gentle. For further particulars in­ drop
Set the glass hi warm water, let the j
For Sale Al Bargain.
will be bigger and better than ever are The
now iu the front iu this era of plies, Mrs. Duerst being a widow quire
water come to a boil and cook lon g1 Thirty-eight Angora goats for
Beck, Cottage enough
this year.
marvels.
with several children and worthy Grove, of F. O. W. box E. 561.
to set the white. Serve with sale. Inquire of Ed Angel, Sagi­
buttered toast'.
12 acres, house, barn, ,’> chicken
of generous assistance. Messrs.
naw, Oregon.
houses,
wood house, cellar, spring,
Jas. Benson and F. D. Wheeler
Wanted
REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE
55 fruit trees, garden, grain % acre
i succeeded in securing a neat sum
Milch Cow for Sale.
1 cow, 1 calf, 100 chickens, cheap
1 by (xipular subscription for Mrs. Middle-aged lady, general house­ In the Circuit Court of the State of
A good milch cow for sale; also if taken at once. Particulars F. A.
Duerst iu this city Wednesday.
work, small family, wages $3.60 Oregon for Lane County.
per week, l’hotie 884: F. <). Box In the matter of the application of a few pigs.—C. A. M c F ari . and . Clow, Cottage Grove, Oregon. :
Welcome I. 11 id>l>ell and Wilson N. Ilub-
Kerr It Silsby’s Improvement.
255, Cottage Grove.
We can show you the goods and they are a great saving
bell to regi .er the title to the following
upon your knees, patience and purse when you clean house.
described p. onuses, towit;
The grocery firm of Kerr & Sils-
beginning at a point 40R..V» feet south,
by have recently installed a fine
nine minutes west and 255.25 feet north,
new McCray refrigerator in their
59 degrees 11 minutes west of the north­
store. It is seven feet in heighth,
west corner of the Wm Shields and wife,
weighs but! pounds and has a ca
1>. I.. C. N’o. 5o, and running thence
north, nine minutes east, 148.25 feet,
pacity of .10»» pounds of ice, but it
thence south 42 degrees 20 inimités west,
is found that a 200-pound cake of
■Ixio1' foot English Art Sqti.-ire, f l ’.OO value,
114.40 feet, thence south, nine minutes
now only .
v
ice is ample for a week. It has
west, 64.25 feet, tlience south 89 degrees
°x7’,
foot
KnrdLtin
Art Squire, -11.50 value,
four large compartments liesides
36 minutes, east 76.75 feet, to the place
now only
. _____
the one used for storing ice, and
of liegintiing, all in Section 28, Tp. 20,
OxS foot Knnli tin A n .5<|iiare, jl2.no value,
S. R. 3, west, in Lane county, Oregon.
there is absolutely no moisture or
now only.
VS
odor to be f mud iu this refrigera­
Oxlo
foot Kurdistan Art Square. $|.t.0Cl value,
All whom it may concern.
now only.
tor, and it is therefore tierfectly
Take notice that on the 16th «lay of
15x40 inch I>oor Rugs, 80c value,
sanitary. One noticeable feature
July, 1910, an application was filed by
now only____
__ _____ ______
is the absence of metal of any kind
As a Hair Grower and said Welcome !.. Ilubbell and Wilson X.
fluhbell.
in
the
Circuit
Court,
of
Lane
on its interior, it lieing finished in
\\ e cannot list all the bargains, but the few quotations
Dandruff Exterminator county. Oregon, for initial registration
given will show you that we are selling floor coverings
highly polished hardwood through­
of the title of the land above-described.
cheap and that now is the time to buy anil save money.
out and supplied with double walls.
Now unless you appear on or before
We have all kinds of Rugs and Carpets—more than loo
It is a very valuable acquisition to
the 24th «lay of August, 1910, ami show
patterns to select from.
the
well
furnished
aud
stocked
cause why such application shall not I*
That is the stuff for the dining room
grante«l. the same will be taken as con-
store of Kerr & Silsby.
We Are Headquarters for the Best Furniture. Stoves and Ranges.
ami kitchen Once down, always down
fesse«l, an<! a decree will be entered ac­
Linoleums. Oil Cloth Tin. and Graniteware. Curtains. Draperies
cording
to
tbe
prayer
of
the
application
A fancier who uses time and pa­
an«l you will be forever barred from «lis-
tience and “slops up" his wife’s tidy
kitchen to wash his birds to that pure
puting the same.
silvery whiteness that wins can't be das no Equal. Everv Bottle Witness my baud an«l seal of said Cir­
blamed for letting his temper rise to
Court this 16th «lay of July, 1910
a white heat when he sees them han­ Guaranteed. Sold by All cuit
"T H E FU RN ITU R E D E A L E R S ”
A
l>.
K. l \ LEE, Clerk.
dled on their arrlTal at the show by
House Furnishings
Phone 6
Nuf-Ced
X 11. KINO. Applicant's Attorney.
Druggists.
men with black hands and dirty oTer-
J19-A24
!
llla.
Xeaòer publisbíno Company
DELIVER FLOUR
Now is the Time to Buy that New Rake or Binder
mm
Thlsl
DON’T KICK!
Note The Piano
Plymouth
Binder
Twine Test The Tone
Griffin
Veatch Co.
—
—
H. C. MADSEN
Piano Repairs
...Expert Tuning...
Harry S. Webber
Rugs Rugs Rugs
AR6AINS
$9.50
$8.50
$9.00
$9.50
50c
Linoleum
SIMERAL& VANDENBURG
Cobb’s Celebrated
Hair Tonic
H IN T E R B R O S .