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China Of Beantifal Design
Entered at the Cottage Grove postoflice
as second class mail matter
One year . . . ______ _— ----- ------
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The Oregon Agricultural college
Rent out a letter to Oregon fanners
recently with the question.
“ Do
you consider jx>ultry keepiug pro
fitable on the farm.” There were
AT? answers, 288 answering yes,
.20, no, the othets qualifying their
answers. Nearly all agreed that
hens were a profitable sideline and
were grown principally on the
waste leeds about the barn and
farm. Those opposed said, “ Not
the way we keep them” aud
“ more wasteful and troublesome
that profitable.”
The replies
would seem to indicate that the
profit is in proportion to the care
given the poultry, and the amount
of the food raised on the farm.
Twenty six of the most modern
type of locomotive, a part of the
1% ordered a year ago by the Har-
ritnan lines, are now being deliv
ered to the Southern Pacific Com
pany and within another two
weeks will be placed in operation
over the heavy Sierra Nevada and
Tehachapi mountain grades. The
Pacific system of the Southern
Pacific Company is to have 65 of
these new iron monsters.
Thirty-
eight of them are to be used on
that part of the system under the
jurisdiction of li. E. Calvin, vice
president and general manager,
with office at San Francisco.
C. A. White, wife aud family
and nephew, of Pullman, Wash.,
passed through Cottage Grove a
few days ago in their auto on their
return trip from San Diego, Calif.
Mr. White is a druggist aud said
they had already traveled 1600
miles this season, including the
side trips on their tour.
lie says
the roughest roads he had to eii
counter on the trip were between
Cottage Grove and Roseburg, all
of which belong to Douglas county
aud are a disgrace to civilization
aud a glaring contradiction to
Douglas county’s claim for enter
prise, public spirit and progress.
Roseburg papers please copy!
The Woman’s club will make
the annual award of the fine
silver cup trophy as first prize and
a beautiful jardinier as second
prize for the best kept door yards
in Cottage Grove on Friday, June
.TO. This cup trophy must be held
three years in succession before it
is awarded permanently to any
property owner. It has been held
one year by Mr. and Mrs. Hen
Lurch and two years by Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. McFarland, the present
holders of the cup. This is a most
worthy movement on the part of
the Woman’s club.
Harry Graham, who has been
working as timekeeper for a pav
ing company at Medford, has re
turned to Eugene, as the company
has discontinued work. He says
he was told that Medford is now
more than $2,000,(XX) in debt, far
exceeding the limit, and many
people are getting afraid it will
never get out. Much of the prop
erty is for sale and the new hotel
has not been opened. Too much
promotion and boosting.
Decorated in blue and gold patterns
and in exquisite colorings, we are
offering as a special attraction this
week. Our lines o f line china and
English porcelain are distinctive for
their rare beauty and artistic de
signs, as well as for their low prices.
You cannot afford to let this escape.
KERR
SILSBY
GRIFFIN VEATCH
HardwareCo.
The people of London will cele
brate the Fourth of July in the
good old fashioned way.
Alw ays put off utltil tomorrow
what is wrong to be done today.
KEEP CO O L
Do not suffer by the heat when
you can buy a parasol at Y.t off
the regular price.
The latest
invention of handles can lie fold
ed and put in a suit case when
traveling.
Over 100 distinct
designs. I’rices range front 35c
to .f 1.00......................................
BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO,
G. A . fissick has left town for
Curtin, where he expects to work
in F o x ’s mill.
The Doctor And The Telephone
N Y lives are saved each year because tfie doctor is reached
promptly by the Bell Telephone. From the information he re
Harold Ribble, aged four years,
fell from his tricycle and broke his ceives hy telephone lie can give directions for emergency measures,
arm last week.
and provide himself with 'he necessary medicines and Instruments,
Mrs. A. L. Woodard has been
Consultations with specialists are easily arranged by means o f the
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. C. Bell Long Distance service.
G. Horton of Seattle.
M
The Pacific Telephone
And Telegraph Co,
Mrs. R. L. Gile of Roseburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Purvance,
and her mother Mrs. Curriti.
Teats, all Sizes and Prices
Builders
Spray
Hardware,
for
Codliug
Moth, Everything in
, Hardware.
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose
Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle
The Star Restaurant
E. O. S A L T S M A N , Prop.
Meals all Hours, Good Clean Beds,
Lunch Counter, Short Orders, Strictly
Respectable Place.
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:
:
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RATES
$ 1 .2 5
PER
DAY AND U P
A Good Time
To fit yourself out
with a nobby single
harness for the cele
bration July 4th,
J12.no and up.
The most objectionable feature
about a flying machine is that it
must have several acres of smooth
ground over which to glide at .10
miles an hour before it can rise,
and also upon which it can light
again.
It also requires several
men to hold it while the propeller
is given a start, “ cranking it up”
as an autoist would say.
Miss Davis who spent last week
canvassing for the leader and
Photographer Armstrong, added
thirty new names to the Leader’s
subscription list.
Salem, Or., Juue 16.— For the
finit time an effort will be made to
recall a judge from the bench, ac
cording to the form of a petitiou
received this moruiug from Rose
burg by Attorney-General Craw
ford.
The attorney-general was
requested by E. L. Cannon, of
Roseburg, to pass ou the form aud
to notify him whether such a form
would fill the requirements of law.
That the petitiou was properly
drawn aud would pass as legal
was the opinion of Crawford and
this afternoon he returned the form
to Cannon.
The question of the
recall of the judge hinges entirely
on instructions which were alleged
to have been given by Coke to the
jury in the case of the state of
Oregon vs. Roy McClalleu.
Mc-
Clalieu was charged with murder
and according to the |>etitiou
Judge Coke went so far as to aid
the defendant by giving prejudiced
instructions, to the detriment of
the prosecution.
From the fact that the question
of recall of judges lias become
practically a national issue, this
original procedure is causing con
siderable interest aud the attorney-
general exercised more than the
ordinary care in passing on the
validity of the form of petition.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Whenever a railroad is complet
ed into Coos county Handon’s
beach with its many natural look
outs, caves, nesting rocks for sea
fowl and agate beds will prove a
summer attraction far superior to
Newport or Seaside, in fact there
is not a safer or more attractive
ocean beach between San Fran
cisco and Seattle than Kandoti
beach.
“ Cobweb skirts” are the latest
fad in New York.
If some one
would only revive the peekaboo
waist the advocates of dra|>ed stat
uary would have a busy time of it.
MOVE TO RECALL
JUDGE J. S. COKE.
HARNESS EMPORIUM
C. W. Beals, Prop.
FIFjF F F F F F T l i
ri
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——-^-Cottage Grove
F lo u r Mills
ALL
K IN D S O F
Mill Feed, Grain and Hay
CHAS.
M ATTHEWS,
Prop.
Mrs. Holm is visiting her son at
Drain, after which she will go to
Ashland to attend W. Relief corps.
Summons.
Ten Per Cent Money.
Ernest Purvance was in Spring-
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field last week visiting his niece,
I have two good houses in the | In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
Mrs. Hoff, who is suffering from
gon for Lane County.
prettiest location in Cottage Grove,
consumption.
now paying 1U per cent on the in I W. L. Ilubbell. W. ty, Uubbell
The dental certificate of Dr. O. vestment, and 1 offer them on that
and S. R. Smith_____ Plaintiffs,
Vi.
F. Demorest, who has recently margin and will guarantee them |
Southeastern
Railroad
located at Cottage Grove, was to pay 10 per cent. Who wants to j Oregon
Company, (a corporation) Sarah
filed with the county clerk last make some easy money?
M. Cochran, John 1). Cochran.
The j
week.
William Rufus Cochran, Clara
property is worth nearly double j
Scarliorough,Charles S. Cochran,
J. F. Brewer has just sold a 52- what I will ask for it.
Martha M. Rice, Horace IT. Coch
The Main Collection Agency,
acre tract from the old John T.
ran,
Catherine A. Perkins,
(nee Mrs. M. C. Connelly, nee
I). A . Hendricks, Mgr. I
Martin place on Coast Fork for
Catherine
Ann Cochran,) Aaron
$2615. The purchaser was Joseph With Hememvay >v Lockwood, j
Lurch, Benjamin Lurch, Lena
Burgliolzer.— Register.
Lurch,
Arthur
V.
C o n-
nelly,
Alexander II. .Spare,
Wilson B, Glass, Vina K. Glass,
Frank Whipple,Jr.,Ralph Whip
ple, Bonita Whipple, Ella Wall,
(nee Whipple) Maggie Vander-
wort, (nee Whipple) Elsie Whip
ple, Lena Whipple, William
Whipple, Della Whipple, Hugh
Whipple, W. II Abrams,AllieS,
Abrams, C. P. Jones, V. C. Lon
don, Henry Fisher, D.C. I ’ nder-
wood, Charles E. Burkholder,
Clara Burkholder ami Lydia E,
Stouifer,___________ Defendants.
To Aaron Lurch, Frank Whipple, Jr.
A . J. Briggs, manager of the
Ralph Whipple. Bonita Whipple, Ella
Stringed aud Band Instruments, | Wall, Maggie Vanderwort, Elsie Whip
Briggs Lumber Co., near Walker,
ple,
Lena Whipple, Hugh W hipple,Wil
Leave
orders
at
the
Wave.
was in Creswell the latter part of
liam Whipple, Della Whipple, and D. C,
last week on business. Mr. Briggs
Mn.o (). R oach .
I ’nderwood, defendants aljove named.
Mrs. H. S. Gile, sister ill-law of
Good Business Proposition.
R. L. Gile o f koseburg, died Sun
day, June 18, at the Good Samari
For sale— a good well ^drilling
tan Hospital in Portland.
Body rig oil trucks, in good condition, j
was interred at Salem June 20.
gasoline power, . 100-foot capacity, |
Gladys Brown, aged 2% years, drills 3 and 4 inch holes. A ll tools ;
Inquire of the Co
was badly burned by tipping a necessary.
pan of boiling water left on the operative Realty Co.
table by her father while he left
the room to dress a chicken last
Music Lessons.
week.
reports his mill running at full ca
pacity aud a ready sale for all
lumber he can get out.
Lelon Wooley and family of Eu
gene, spent last week iti Cottage
Grove, Mr. Wooley being here to
let a contract for reshingling and
otherwise repairing his residence
on railroad avenue which was
damaged by fire recently.
The Cottage Grove Manufactur
ing Company has received orders
for the mill work for three resi
dences that are being erected in
Drain. They are also getting out
the mill work for a bungalow
which Delure Ileiueiiway is erect
ing here; also for a bungalow for
Dr. II. C. Schleff, and for a fine
residence being erected by R. E
Walker.
An answer in the circuit court
case of I.. Haney vs the Oregon &
I Southeastern Railway company,
j for damages on account of an in
jury received when the bridge on
’ the company’s line east of Cottage
Grove broke down, precipitating a
train to the bottom of a gulch, was
filed Thursday by the defendant,
denying nearly every allegation in
the plaintiff’s complaint, J. S.
Medley is attorney for the com
pany.
Insist on Olympic Flour. It’s
guaranteed. Your money back if
not satisfied.
The best hard wheat flour —
White River Bluestem patent, at
Spray’ s.
Olympic is a hard wheat flour.
Makes more and better bread.
I n th f .
gon :
S. E. R. R.
Company
O.
T1MR T A B L E NO
5
T o T a k e FTfcct Ju ne 19 1909
W . BOUND
N o. 2.
K. BOUND
No. 1.
A. II.
7. h»
MS.
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A. M .
S T A T IO N S
C o ttag e
c . r o v f .
12.5
13.5
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0.45 20 .. A r ........... D
is s t q n
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-I 112.00
.1110.33
10.29
.1 ¡10.15
-1110.00
N a m e o f t iif . S t a t k of o r k -
You and each of you are hereby re
quired to appear dnd answer the com
plaint fded against you in the above
entitled snit within six weeks from the
drife of the first publication of this sum
mons, and if you fail to appear and an
swer as herein required, for want thereof,
the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
This summons is published once a
week for six successive weeks in the Cot
tage Grove Leader, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation in Lane county, .State of
Oregon, published in Cottage Grove, in
said county and State by order of the
Hon. L. T. Harris, Circuit fudge of said
county, made and filed on the 8th day of
June, 1911.
lhe first publication of this summons
is on the ldtll day of June, 1911, and the
last publication is on the 25th day of
July, 1911.
J. C. J o hnso n ,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Subject to change without notice.
All outward freight shipped only at
the joint risk of shippers and consignee.
Stage leaves Disston after arrival of
train on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day for Orseco, returning on Tuesday,
NORTH BOUND.
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight will not lie received at the O. No. In ------ --------------- j ;4 8 a. nj,
& S. F.. R. R. Depot after 5 p. m. To No. 20--------
3.56 p. in.
insure forwarding on next train freight No. 18
11:02 a. m.
must lie delivered in ample time to per
SOUTH BOUND.
mit of its being billed.
S. P. Ry. Time Table
A B. W OOD. Manager
No. 15.............................1:26 a. m.
No. 1 7 ......................... 10:27 p. m.
....6:42 a. m.
For sale— 180 acres of land suit No. 13............
able for stock, sawmill, farming; No. 1 9 ........................... .1;02 p. m.
and fruit. It joins the Milwaukee
G. F. King, Agent,
Orchard Co
A trout stream and
Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
a lot of springs on the place.
Would make a fine home.
so
acres fen ceil,‘ log house, • barn,
Piano coupons at the Leader of
grainerv, wagon shed, chicken fice. Every subscription payment
house. Slfi per acre. $2fn)o. Terras or order for job printing entitles
on balance.
S. F. Jackson, Lo you to tickets on Metcalf & Brunds
ra tie. Oregon.
piano at the Leader office.