Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, August 08, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextShe Cottage tfiovc leabet SECRETARY WILSON IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WASH GOODS HONORARY PRESIDENT PUBLISHED E V E R Y TUESDAY \V. C. C')N’ NER, - Editor and Manager Enteret! at the Cottage ('.rove i*»stoQice a» second class mail matter THEY RILLED THE GIRL. Kathleen Sheehan, ngini twenty-three, killed herself because her mutes mini- lok 1 her speech. IT ithleen was a slip of a lassie, re cently come from Ireland, bringing her m* 1 Ifluoua tongue. h«» broadened me; t Into “mate” mid rolled her “r’s” with u rich bur, a delightful accent that only ignorance could have failed to e toll and admire. T h i girl had a tender heart, the mo bile temperament of her race, was tim id and very sensitive. At a dressmaker’s where she iirst found employment »lie chanced to say fconiething about “wairuck,” aud the other girls tittered and said, “You menu •woyck.* don’t you?’’ When the girl saw they were making fun of her •he left the place. She engaged at a department store, where again laughter greeted her ut terance. and the rude teasing wounded her sj irit. She labored hard to correct her English pronunciation, but the Limerick tongue would not twist easi ly. Going to another shop, she endured similar treatment and was In despair. Her face grew sad, and she brooded. One day she told her rulu lives she hud taken a life Insurance |*olley. “Why?” they asked. “I might die,” she said, with a far away look. "The money would be for you.” On her last Sunday the poor child dressed herself in her best clothes and went to a park. Here she stayed all day and all the nigiit following. She was debating the awful query, “To he or not to be?” What must have been the torture to the distrait mind and the sensitive soul? Monday morning at dawn she went to a clump of hushes and swallowed cftrbollc acid. A policeman found her writhing on the grass. And in the am bulance on the way to the hospital she gasped: “They’ll never make fuu of me again ” And then she died. No, lassie, they never will make fun of you again. And bitterly sorrowful must they be to know they hounded you unwittingly to destruction. You see, there’s more than one way to kill u poor girl! And, Kuthleeu, in the kinder land to which you have gone your limping mother tongue will trouble you no more. There will bo no rough sylla bles to pronounce. Where you have gone there is only one language spoken —a language used all too seldom here. It Is the language of love. Moral? Be careful lest you hurt some sensi tive soul by your careless gibes. What to you may seem a trivial Jest may prove In the heart of the easily affected a festering wound. U. S. Department of ig M u r e In Barley and Hop E iM iilm Not only the comfort, but the appearance of your shoes, and the length o f time they will wear, depend upon how well they fit. You can’t be too particular about the fit. You will find no difficulty in getting a perfect fit in the A m e r ic a n G e n tle m a n because it is made on anatomically correct lasts in a great variety of styles and sizes. . It is equally well known as “the shoe that fits” and “the shoe that m wears.” l 1 1 1 m c 111 .Mid see the new styles for Fall and Winter, and let us lit you in a shoe that is suited to you. W e carry a lar| line of American Gentleman Shoes, in many styles, sizes, shapes and leathers. The secretary of stute, the lion Pill- hiniler Knox, haa sent < lit to the diplo matic and consular rep-esrntntlTea of the I'nlted States In foreij.:i countries a circular letter Informing them that an International brewers' run; revs will he held lu Chicago. Oct. 12 to 2-. 1011, ami luatructlug them to firing the mat ter to the attention of Ihe respective governments to which they are occred- Ited, with the request that due pub licity be given to the Information and that the respective parties In Interest ls> invited to participate In the con gress. 12*/je, 14c, 20c Wash Fabrics at 10c “ Red Seal” Hair Puffs And Switches Natural Hair Shade Switches, 2 stem a t | 2.00, $ 2 .1 0 and .tf.'LOO Puffs to'm atch any shade of hair at $2.25 B U R K H O LD E R -W O O D S CO. The circular further contains the In- forujutloi! that there will nfio be held at the mime time end place an Interna tional prize exhibition for barley anil hops. The secretary of agriculture In tbe I'nltcd Shiite«, the Hon. Jam es Wii ou, Is the honorary president of Ihe Inter national brewers’ congress. The I'nltcd States department of ag riculture Is preparing an exhibit by which the I'uited States government will be represent«^ at the International prize exhibition for barley and hopa. Tbe department will show whnt has been done by severul of Its experts who have been for some years devot ing tlielr time to the Improvement of these crops. The importance of this exhibition for | the farmers who ralso barley and hops cannot be overrated. It Is believed that the first step is herewith taken to j bring about a system of valuing these N Y lives are saved each year because the doctor is reached ! Important crops upon a basis of fact promptly hy tbe Bell Telephone. I'rom the information he re j rather than upon mere Individual pref- ceives by telephone he can give directions for emergency measures, I erenee and perhaps prejudice. Rees-Wallace Co “Where You Do Better.” The Doctor And The Telephone M CLASSIFICATION OF AMERICAN OARLEYS. Commonly Known as Two Rowed, Four Rowed and Sit Rowed. A gen t R e o A u to m o b ile s STERLING FEED COMPANY D. S T E R L I N G . M a n a g e r Barleys are commonly classified aa two rowed, four rowed and six rowed. The European brewers generally pre fer the two rowed varieties, which are plumper and starchier, while In this country the six rowed, of which the four rowed Is but a slightly varied rel- W heat, Oats, Grain Hay. M IL L F E E D : Shorts, Bran, Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats, Oil Meal. GRASS S E E D : Grass Seeds of all kinds constantly on hand. F L O U R : Hard W heat Brands: American Beauty, Pure White, Red Cross, Every sack guaranteed. Soft Wheat Brands: Pheasant, White Star. Poultry Feeds aud Supplies. P H O N E 1711 OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE DIGNIFYING INDUSTRIES Bicycle Garage Brumfield & Co., Props BICYCLES A N D SUNDRIES Repair work a specialty ami promptness anil g e n e r a l satisfaction ^uarantceil. M ills A L L KINDS O F Mill Feed, Grain and Hay CHAS. MATTHEWS. Prop. NEWP ORT “I suffered intensely after eating and j VAQUINA BAY no medicine or treatment I tried seemed to do any good,” writes II. M. Young- OREGON'S POPULAR BEACH RESORT peters, Editor of the Sun, Lake View, Ohio. "The first few doses of Cham An ideal retreat for outdoor pas berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets j times of all kiuds. Hunting, fish gave me surprising relief and the second j ing, boating, surf bathing, riding, bottle teemed to give me a new stomach ' autoiug, canoeing, dancing aud and perfectly good health.” For sale by j roller skating. Where oretty Hensons Pharmacy. water agates, moss agates, moon 3-DAY SATURDAY-MONDAY TICKETS Ten Per Cent Money, I have two good houses in the prettiest location in Cottage Grove, BIAl) OF BAT BBBWINO BAHLBT. now paying 10 per cent on the in atlve. Is genemUy preferred because, vestment, and I offer them on that while less stnrchy, It Is more highly margin and will guarantee them albuminous and therefore posseeaea to pay 10 per cent. Who wants to The more of the substance which brlnga make some easy mouey? about the Inversion of starch Into property is worth nearly double augur—namely, diastase. what I will ask for it. The common American brewing bar The Main Collection Agency, leys nrrange tbemselveu in tit*» follotg- I). A- Hendricks, Mgr. j lng system: * With IJemetiway A Lockwood. 1. Six rowed, erect- White Club. 2. Four rowed, drooping—Manchuria bar- joy, oderbrucker. Scotch. Ohio Fall. Bay 11'.rawing, blue barley, j t. Two rowed, erect — Ooldthorpe, PH- ' inus, Fan barley 4. Two rowed, drooping Uommen Chav- i alter llorsford’a Chevalier, llanna, Prta- 8lx Bowed Barley —Through several years' experimentation a t the Wlacon- sln agricultural experiment station It has been found that the six rowed b a r ley Is preferable to other varieties and ppore profitable for the average farmer to grow The yield far surpasses that o f the other varieties, and the market < 1 '-mnnds for the six rowed class far r-rp a ss those of all other var1e:le» enm- I ¡nod. At a conservative ratlm ate 98 per cent of all the barley now grown In Wisconsin Is six rowed barley. This being the type of barley most com monly used for malting in tbe rtilted States, It Is likely that moat of tbe implea that will be shown at the ber- y and bop exhibition In Chicago In October, t a i l , will be of that type. Tbe experiments with two rowed barley through eight years' continuous breeding work clearly prove th at lo most regions the farm er cannot get the returns from this crop that can be secured with tbe six rowed variety The straw seems to be very frail and lodges easily, thereby Injuring tbe quality of the grain aisl re d ,-lo g the yield r O. Wm. McMurry, Gen Passenger Agt Portland, Oregon S. E. R. R. Company S. P. Ry. Time Table NORTn BOUND. T IM E T A B L E N O . 3 T o T& ke E ffe ct J u n e 19 1 9 0 9 F . BOUN D No. I. 7. s 3 5B 7.**M #».7 From Southern Pacific points, Portland to Cottage Grove: also from all C. A Ii. stations Albany and west. Good going Saturday or Sunday and for return Sunday or Monday. Call on any S. P. or C. & E . agent for full particulars as to fares, train schedules, etc., also for copy of our illustrated booklet “ Outings in Oregon” or ~ f .y . W . BO CN D No. 2. p a f T A C .K C .io v * “ i No. l o . .............................. 1:48 a. m. No. 2 0 . ...............................3.56 p- in. No. IS a. in. ^1 © Flou r Seemed to Give Hjm a New Stomach. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • SHOOTING GALLERY. T h e P a c if ic T e le p h o n e A n d T e le g ra p h C o . stones, cartieliaus can lie found on The best hard wheat flour — the beach. Pure mountain water White River Bluestem patent, at | and the best of food at low prices. Fresh fish, clams, crabs and oysters Spray’s. with abundance of vegetables of For sale— 480 acres of land suit all kinds daily. able for stock, sawmill, farming at|d fruit, (t joins tlje Milwaukee Camping Convenient And Attractive Orchard Co A troijt stream and a lot of springs ou the place, | with strict sanitary regulations Would make a flue home. 801 acres fenced, log house, barn, ] LOW ROUND-TRIP SEASON TICKETS graiuery, wagon shed, chicken i house. $16 per acre. $2000. Terms from all points in Oregon, on balance. S. F . Jackson, Lo- Washington and Idaho ratie, Oregon. on sale daily All City Trade Delivered ThU la th* tuia of a baautlful ««-paga book. wbtcli wlll «ho* aay bey or girl bow to SDCCEED Drop a pottal la thè mali TODAY and It wlll ba aant FBEE. Tba elm et thè Collage la to dlgnlty and popularUe tba tnduitrloa, aad to aorvo ALL tba people It offer, coureea la Agricolture, Clvtl Engineering. Eie tr -al Engtnaarlag. Mecbanlcal Engineering. Mining Engln •erlng, Eoreetry, Domeetlo. fclanca and Art. Com marca, rbarmacy and Mualc. Tba Collage opena •eptember aad Calaiog trae. Addroae : KEOIITkAR. OREGON AORICULTURAL COLLEGI, Corrali!«. Oregoi and provide himself with the necessary medicines and instruments. Consultations with spec a lists are easily arranged by means of the Bell Long Distance service. 1 1 THE WASTE OF HATE. “How I hate that man!** “But,” said I — “You cannot afford to hate any one. Hate Is expensive.” Which is true. Hate consumes vital force. It dissipates energy. And it profits nothing. If you hate some one you will show It. And thus you put it into the pow er of the one vou hate to make you miserable. Why hand over to your dearest foe a whip which he may use to scourge you? The late Paul Morton, president of one of the big insurance companies, when asked if lie did not like to "get even” with persons who had wronged him replied: “I haven’t time to get even. 1 am too busy.” Which Is philosophical. As we say on the street, the l>est thing to do in such a mutter Is to “forget It.” Life Is too short to pursue |>eople for the sake of revenge. Moreover— lit order to "get even” you must lower yourself to the level of him you seek to punish, which means that you shall add to the bitterness of your hatred the loss of your self respect. If you eaiinst do better you at least can say: ffcorn to bo scorned by one Whom 1 scorn— Is that n mutter to cause regret? Is that a matter to make mo fret? In other words, if you caunot frame a better philosophy “consider the source.** Better still - Live on a plaue where distress can not come to you bemuse of the hatred of any man. Lincoln was the best abused and most thoroughly bated muu of his gen oration, but Emerson says of him: “Ilis heart was as lurge ns the world, and yet it hod no room in it for the memory of a wrong." He lived ou the heights. To thus live high above a II iietty grutlx«- oml llttl«" iiiiinin.itlt"< is to live lu mi Atmosphere of "m alk t to ward none nml eliarlty for nil." Can't live up there? Well, It la miller hlith living for most of us We may *>'l up at times, but Ihe nlr of that alllttule is too rare- fled for our unaeelimated souls. Rut ?Ve cannot afford to live down ou the swamp level of passionate dis likes and personal hatreds. Mental «hills and fever prevail la the miasma of that level. If we cannot live ou the heights let us at leust abide ou the hillside, where we ntay learn to coasc to bate— and to furtive. At Great Reduction SOUTH BOUND. A. M I-MW No. I S . ..............................1:26 il.Ìi a. in. No. 17- ...............................10:27 p m. II. HU III. «() No. 1.1 ................ ............... 6:42 .1. m 10. U No. to . m. io.;» ll.lt . ».♦»I 3.40 12.ÄJ ».50 1.1.5 9.05 9.15 ...................\ V i c a » . - r ............. — _ A B .- .............. D n t T Q N - _____ _ . L v 10.1 A 10.00 O. P. King, Agent, Cottage ( »rove, Oregon. Subject to change without notice. All outward freight shipped only a t ' the joint riak of shippers and consignee Piano coupon* at the Leader of Stage leave» Disston after arrival o f , fice. Hvery subscription payment train on Monday, Wednesday an«I F r i- 1 or order for job printing entitles day for Oreeco, returning on Tuestlay, yon to ticket* on Metcalf & Hrund* Thursday and Saturday. piano at the Lender office. Freight will not lie received at the O. An ordinary case of diarrhoea can, as & S. & R. R. I>epot after S p. in. To insure forwarding on next train freight a rule, lie cured by a single «lose of mint be delivered in ample time to per Chamberlain'» Colic. Cholera an«t Diar rhoen Remedy. Phis remedy has no mit of it» being billed - superi«>r for bowel complaint». For sale A. ft W O O D . M an ager by Henson» Pharmacy.