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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1911)
Sbc dottaoc tSrovc Xcabcr PUBLISH ED EV E R Y TUESDAY W. C. CONNER, - Editor and Manager Entered at the Cottage t'.rove postofiice as second class mail matter One y e a r -------. --------- - .......................$1.50 S ix m onth s__________ ............................ 75 G ITLS GROWING LESS MODEST. T he rather am aziug assertion is m ade by a New York teacher of stage dancing that not only are more a n y m o re girls with com fort able incomes seekiug opportunities to exhibit their charm s in public, b u t that their lack of modesty in displaying« their physical perfec tions puts seasoned professionals of their own sex to the blush. “ Most of them are members of well-to-do fam ilies,’’ the dancing mistress said, “ and a great num ber are society ladies with very, aristocratic handles to their names. W hen skirt dancing had such a trem endous vogue a little tim e back we had to engage extra in structors to cope with the work, but that was a very m ild affair in comparison with the present craze to become classic dancers. W hat am azes me about it all is the ' extraordinary lack of modesty j among some of the modern young ladies of good family. 1. often say that 1 d id ’ut know w h at’s coining) to the tw entieth century girl. J Sometimes we have theatrical and music hall m anagers here to see a new d an c er’s performance, and 1 j could assure you that m any of the costumes the young ladies wear | literally m ade me b lush’’ A Pleasant Hill parly was circu lating a recall petition in Cottage (•rove Saturday, involving the assessor and Lane county codrt, hut he did not do a rushiug busi ness in this com m unity, where most of the people are from Mis souri and have to be shown; in the first place, that these co u n ty ‘ offic ials are really deserving of such radical action by any. of their official acts, and secondly, it they were recalled th a t a better set of men could or woifld be elected to fill their respective places. The recall promoter who visited Cottage d ro v e could not speak p lain E n g lish, and did not impress us as being a fair, unbiased an d compe tent judge of the ability aud com petency of the Lane county as sessor and county court. T he re call by its intim idating tendencies is going to bring about a worse condition than it was created to remedy. Experience Is The -o *C ¡5 u u w >• ÜJ c J H •v <T3 .a CQ o H Oregon has one-fifth of country ’s standing tim ber. the o Z Best T e a c h e r And it is through ex perience that we have leafned the merits of the Celebrated Mallory Hat. The numerous customers who asked tor a Mallory Hat at our store in the past and who would accept no other caused us to “sit up and take notice.’’ W e profited by this experience and have secured the agency for this famous hat for Cottage a & c O Ï • UÌ *— £ c 8 £ o Q js Ü u £ Summer, Underwear Vau Allison, who sold his barber shop interests last week to O. \V. C autrell of P ort land, will open an up-to-date b a r ber shop at Creswell this week. Van will turn the m anagem ent of the new shop over to his brother Fay, an d will assist him u n til he gets the business well in h an d . Fay is a worthy youug m an au d is becom ing a very clever tonsorial artist. He will m ake good. A complete line of summer weight undergarments in stock for men, women and children. Union suits and separate garments in outsizes. The method of knitting our brand of underwear—either two-piece or union suits—gives the maximum of elasti city which eliminates the tendency to become baggy and shapeless. Ladies: We call your special atten- # tention to the “Athena” sleeveless vests, best grade oi’ mercerized lisle. More Street Improvements. JZ •o Grove. R e e s = W a lla c e Co. s 03 ‘W h e re Y o u D o B e t t e r ’ u u > « >s Z City council held a co m p ara tively short session last week, tran sactin g routine business for the m onth. T he bid of A. J. W illard for the improvement of Cherry street at $‘400, w ithout the d rain ag e tile was accepted. T h e council p o st poned action on the proposed im provement of W est Second street. T he city treasurer was directed to transfer from the sewer fund to the Tennessee avenue im provem ent fund the necessary am ount of inoiiey needed by the latter fund. T he city engineer was d i rected to prepare the assessm ents for Tennessee avenue. Council mail M artin was author ized to erect a standpipe for the street sprinkler. Permission was granted W . W . NY lives are saved each year because the doctor is reached Hawley to tap the L ang Creek pipe prom ptly by the Bell Telephone. From the inform ation he re line, and use the w ater for a period ceives by telephone he can give directions for em ergency measures, of three years. and provide him self with the necessary m edicines and instrum ents. Consultations with spci- .L.sts are easily arranged by -means of the Bell Long Distance service. Lane County District Fair. BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO. The Doctor And The Telephone GRIFFIN VEATCH H a rd w a reC o . Tents, all Sizes and Prices Builders Hardware, Spray for Codling Moth, Everything in Hardware. Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle A Good Time T he city engineer and council- men believe the water pipe line from L ang Creek will never carry a full head of water unless it is increased in size at the intake and for some distance therefrom, to 20 or 24 inches which will incur an expense of from SHOO to $1000. At the present time the pipe line is 12 inches in diameter the entire distance and it is estim ated only carries about one-third head of water, which keeps the reservoir only about one-half filled. T his is a result predicted by George I.ea and other water works contractors at the very outset of the work. However, with plenty of water in the west side reservoir there is no danger of a shortage this year or , during the promised enlargem ent of the pipe for some distance from th e intake. A New York “ business letter w riting” concern wants to write a form for a “ business getting letter” for the Leader for $10. T heir let ter to us occupied three typewritten sheets and d id n ’t get the $10 for them either. Brevity is certainly ■ot one of the secrets of their “ successful letters.” They may be a success on model love letters, but for pointed business letters, they d o n ’t m ik e a hit with us. W hat most country editors are in need of just now is a form of letter w hich will promptly induce the w holesale house to grant another fiO or *N) days extension of tim e on paper aud ink hills. s s V j£ WILL OPEN BARBER SHOP AT CRESWELL To fit yourself out with a nobby single harness for the cele bration Ju lv 4 th, $12.00 and up. HARNESS EMPORIUM C. W. Beals, Prop. Bicycle Garage Brumfield & Simmons, Props BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES Repair work a specialty and promptness and general satisfaction guaranteed. SHOOTING GALLERY. C o tta g e G r o v e - F lo u r M ills ALL KINDS O F Mill Feed, Grain and Hay CHAS. M ATTHEW S. P ro p . M T h e Leader publishes today an advertisem ent for the Lane couuty district fair to be held at E ugene September 20 to 2.4. T h is is the second an n u al ex h ib it to be given by the Lane County F air A ssocia tion, and if the first an n u a l e x hibit held last y ear is to be taken as a criterion, the fair will cer tainly be a hum m er this season when all arrangem ents are per fected and m uch work done dur- iug the past year to assure the su c cess of th is season’s fair. Let south L ane do her part and show the rest of the county and E ugene w hat we can do and are doing. T h e Cottage G rove poultry fan ciers should go down aud rak e in all the “ b lu es.” We can do it unless Ben Keeney judges the show and gives us the low score, in w hich event, we would have a poultry judge “ recalled .” G et your ex h ib its ready for th e L ane county second an n u a l fair. The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Co. Ten Per Cent Money Summons. I have two good houses in the In th e C irc u it C o u rt of th e S tate of O re gon for Lane C ounty. prettiest location in Cottage Grove, W. L. Hubbell, W. N. llubbell now paying 10 per cent an the in an d S. R. S m ith .........P laintiffs, vestment, and I offer them on that vs. m argin and will g u arantee them O regon S o u th easte rn R ailroad to pay 10 per cent. W ho w ants to C om pany, (a co rp o ratio n ) Sarah M. C ochran, Jo h n I). C ochran. m ake some easy money? T he W illiam R ufus C ochran, C lara property is worth nearly double S carb o ro u g h ,C h arles S. C ochran, w hat 1 will ask for it. M artjia M. Rice, H orace IT. Coch T he Main Collection. Agency, ran, C a th e rin e A. P erkins, (nee Mrs. M . C. C onnelly, nee I). A. H endricks, Mgr. C a th e rin e A nn C o ch ran ,) Aaron W ith Ilem enw ay & Lockwood. L urch. B enjam in Lurch, Lena L u rch , A rth u r V. Con n elly , A lex an d er II. Spare, Good Business Proposition. W ilson B. G lass, V in a E. Glass, F ra n k W h ip p le ,J r.,R a lp h W h ip ple, B onita W hipple, E lla W all, For sale— a good well drilling (nee W h ip p le) M aggie V ander- rig oil tru ck s, in good condition, wort, (nee W h ip p le) E lsie W h ip gasoline power, 400-foot capacity, ple, Lena W hipple, W illiam W hipple, Della W hipple, H ugh drills 4 aud 4 inch holes. All tools W hipple, W. II. A b ram s,A llie S. necessary. Inquire of the C o A bram s, C. P. Jones, V. C. L on operative Realty Co. . don, H en ry F ish er, D.C. D nder- wood, C h a rle s K. B qrkholder, C lara B u rk h o ld er am i L ydia K. S to u ffe r,----------------D efendants. Trip on a Tandem Motor-Cycle. Music Lessons To A aron L urch, F ra n k W hipple, J r. R alph W hipple. Bonita W h ip p le, Klla Stringed and Band Instrum ents. W all, M aggie V anderw ort, E lsie W h ip From P ortland to Coos Bay on a Leave orders at the W ave. ple, L ena W h ip p le, H ugh W hipple, W il m otorcycle is the novel trip u n d er liam W hipple, Della W hipple, an d I). C. M il o O . R o a c h . U nderw ood, d efen d an ts above n am ed . tak en by A rth u r A. Selam ler and I n t h f . N a m e o f t iik S tatf . o f O r e wife. T h e two travel on one m a gon : Y ou an d each o f you are h ereb y re- chine and are m ak in g good time. q u ire d to ap p ear d n d an sw er th e com T hey left Portland W ednesday p la in t filed a g a in s t you in th e alxive e n title d su it w ith in six w eeks from th e m orning, passed five hours in date of th e first p u b licatio n of th is su m Salem and reached here early m ons, an d if y ou fail to a p p e a r am i a n sw er as h e re in req u ired ,fo r w ant thereof, T h u rsd ay m orning. T h e m achine th e p lain tiffs w ill apply to th e C ourt for is a tw o-cylinder E xcelsior and TIM R T A B L E NO 5 th e relief d em an d ed in said co m p lain t. T h is su m m o n s is p u b lish ed once a h as a seat fastened over the rear To T fik e Effect J u n e 19 1909 week for six successive w eeks in th e C ot wheel for Mrs. Selam ler. T h e two K. B O U N D \V. B O U N D tage ( '»rove L eader, a n ew sp ap er of g e n eral circu latio n in L ane co u n ty , M a te of are enjoying th e trip immensely N o. 2. NO. 1. O regon, p u b lish ed in C ottage G rove, in an d declare th at the roads are not said co u n ty an d S tate by o rd e r of th e A. M. MS. H on. L. T. H arris, C ircu it Ju d g e of said too rough nor too steep for them. C o t t a g e U . r o v e .• - I .V . A r .-.I county, m ade anti filed on th e Nth d a y of II. T hey reached their destination on Ju n e , 25 F ill. ...C e r e o C o r d o . fi. 7 III. 16 ................ 11.08 T he first publicatio n of th is su m m o n s Coos Bay S atu rd ay . 10.40 is on th e l.Uh day of June, n i l , am i th e 10..U 1 1.5 110.28 last pub licatio n is on th e 25th tiny of Cases filed in Justice Court. . . W i l d w o o d ____ ¡10.15 Ju ly , 1011 . lo.». . _ A m . ............... D i b a t q n .............. I . V - 110.00 2« J. C. J o h n s o n . ---------- - A tto rn ey for P laintiffs. Subject to change w ith o u t notice. N ational H ospital Association All o u tw ard fre ig h t sh ip p ed o n ly a t vs W . C. Shortridge, action on th e jo in t risk of sh ip p e rs au d co n sig n ee. note. S tage leaves H isston a fter a rriv a l of N ational H ospital Association tra in on M onday, W ednesday an d F r i vs Miller Bros, action on note. day for Orseco, re tu rn in g on T uesday, NORTH ROUND. S pray-W ynue Co. vs W . W. T h u rsd ay an d S aturday. 1 o _ . . . No. F re ig h t w ill not be received a t th e O. ......... ..1 :4 8 a. in. ( '.ildersleve, action on note. & S. K. R. R. I>epot a fter 5 p. m . To No. 2 0 .. in su re fo rw ard in g on n*wt train fre ig h t No. 18 ........... ............11:02 a. m. Kapptest Girl in London. uniat lie d eliv ered in am p le tim e to p er SOUTH BOUND. m it of its b ein g hilled. A B W O O D . M anager A I.incoln, N eb., girl writes, ” 1 hail No. IS . .......... ............. 1:26 a. m. been a ilin g for som e tim e with chronic No. 1 7 .. _ ___ _ _ ............10:27 P- in. constipation amt stomach trouble. 1 For sale— 480 acres of land su it No. 1 4 .. _ J _________ ______ 6:42 a. in. began taking Cham berlain's Stomach to .. p m. able for stock, sawm ill, farm ing No. an<l Liver Tablets amt in three days I and fruit. It joins the M ilwaukee G. F. K ing, Agent, was able to he up amt go* better right O rchard Co A trout stream and along. I am »lie promlest girl in Lin Cottage Grove, Oregon. a lot of springs on the place. coln to find such a good m edicine." ¡For W ould m ake a fine home. 80 sale by llenson I'liarmacy. O. &L S. E. R. R. Company S. P. Ry. T im e T ab le acres fenced, log house, barn, grainery, wagon shed, chicken T he best h ard w heat flour — house. $16 per acre. $2000. Term s S. F. Jackson, Lo- W hite River Rluestem p aten t, at on balance. rane, Oregon. S p ra y 's. Piaito coupons at th e Leader of fice. Every subscription paym ent or order for job prin tin g entitles you to tickets on Metcalf & Brands piano at the Leader office.