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mfwwwwrownrwiwww m gbc Cottage & & * V a te r W OULD MAKE OWN P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y TU ESD A Y II. F. DEAN C. O. DRY D K N E d ito r S H IP S P A Y T O L L E n te re d at th e C ottage G ro v e postoflice aa aecond class m ail m a tte r o n e y e a r ____ _____ _______________ $1.50 Six m o n th s __________________ .75 It w as deffinitely settled on F ri d a y e v e n in g th a t C o ttag e Grove w ould celebrate on th e 4th of J u ly in a real patriotic a n d proper m an ner. A com m ittee h a d c an v assed th e to w n for fu nd s a n d found that th e bu sin ess m en of th e city were ready and a n x io u s to p u t u p a s u f ficient su m to in s u re a complete success, a n d the local c o m p a n y of C oast G u a r d s being w illing to ta k e th e m a tte r in h a n d a n d do their utm ost to w a rd giv ing us a glorious good time is a d o ub le a ss u ran ce th a t all C ottage G rov e people an d visitors will h ear th e e ag le scream in th e most e n th u s iastic m a n n e r it h a s done in m a n y years. O u r Coast G u a r d s co n stitu te a b u n c h of sixty-five o f the most energetic an d p atrotic c h a p s to be found anyw here, w ho are read y an d w ill in g to p u t th e necessary effoit iuto the m a n a g e m e n t a n d d etails to full ass u re everyoue in a tte n d a n c e a go od time. L ast week the L ea d e r p u b lis h ed an editorial from th e O reg on ian a n d P endleton E a s t O reg o n ian iu w h ich was set forth th e objections of those p ap ers to th e new propos ed bill p roviding for th e division of counties an d creation of new counties. A t the tim e this adverse co m m ent ap p e a re d this co u n ty d i vision bill w as incom plete a n d h as since been c h a n g e d to conform to th e idea as expressed iu those big dailies iu every particu lar. L ater proofs of th e bill w hich h a v e been s u b m it ted to the P o rtla n d d ailies h ave met with th eir ind orsem en t an d no fu rther ob jections to it will a p p ear in those p apers, in fact, it is stated upon good au th o rity th a t th ey will hereafter supixirt this new co u n ty division bill. T h e D e p a rtm e n t of A g ricu ltu re at W a s h in g to n h a s just issued its 1911 A g ricu ltu ra l Y ear Book— a b o u n d volum e of several h u n d re d p a g e s co n ta in in g m u c h in teresting an d in stru ctive inform ation r e g a r d in g ag ricu ltu re, h o rticu ltu re, stock raising , etc. E a c h S e n a to r a n d R epresentative h a s copies of this Y ear Book for distribution a n d a n y farm er c a n secu re a copy by send in g to o ne of the m e m b e rs of the Oregon delegation. T h e S ta m fo rd N ew s-T ribu n e, pu b lish ed at S tam ford, J o u e s c o u n ty, T e x a s , states th a t w ith several o th er counties adjoining, are going in to gether on the ex p e n se and will trv e x p lo d in g a larg e q u a n tity of d y n a m ite in an effort to b rin g rain for the p a rc h i n g crops. It is too b a d th a t they c a n n o t h a v e some of w h ich we could sp are to a d v a n tag e. F ro m a re m a rk th e O regon Mes senger m ak es, we p resu m e th a t in case of a serious d ro w th in th e W illam ette valley, if su c h a th in g sh o u ld o ccur, th a t all th a t would be necessary to relieve th e s itu a tio n w ould be for the# m a n a g e m e n t of th e P o rtlan d Rose Festiv al or th e O regon S tate F'air A ssociation to get busy. A little S alem girl recently c o n clu ded her bed-tim e p ra y e r thusly: " A n d now, O God, ta k e good ca re of yourself, for if a n y th i n g sh o u ld h a p p e n to you, w e ’d h a y e o n ly Mr. T a ft to depen d on, a n d p a sa y s lie’s g o in ’ to h a v e th e saw d u st lic k ed o ut of h i m . ” " W e s e e , ” said a certain em in en t D ivin e r e c e n t ly ,” w h a t G o d th in k s of riches b y the people he gives th e m to . ” “ W o n d er w here th ose clouds are go ing ?” S aid a tin y tot, to w h ich h e r little brother replied. " I th i n k th e y are g o in g to t h u n d e r . ” Bandon will p u rc h a s e an d b e a u t ify a city p a r k T H E MACHINERY H ER E R o Y al M anager T h e re is a breed of n ew spap ers th a t are cry in g ou t a g a in s t the proposal to give A m erican ships free p assag e th ro u g h the P a n a m a C a n a l. T h e ir theory is th a t we are b o u n d by th e ll a y - P a u n c e f o te treaty of 1901 to m a k e o u r own sh ips pay the sam e tolls th a t are ex acted A bsolutely Pure from foreign ships. T h is is not | true. T h a t trerty h a s no a p p li c a tion to th e P a n a m a C a n a l ru n s th r o u g h territory of th e U nited | States. T o all practical in ten ts it j With minimum trouble and cost bis is as m u ch an internal w aterw ay as th e Erie C anal. cuit, cake and pastry are made fresh, T h e H a y -P a u u c e fo te treaty sup-1 clean and greatly superior to the ready erseded th e old C lay to n-B uiw er j made, dry, found-in-the-shop variety, treaty of 1850. It breathed the and danger of alum food is avoided. atm osphere of th a t earlier genera- i tion. It assu m ed that a n y inter- I oceanic c a n a l th a t we m ig h t build would run thro u g h the foreign S tate of N ic a ra g u a , or som e other in form ation. T h e Pacific foreign State, iu w hich G reat this Britain w as supposed to hold a f M onthly for May, 1911 h a d a ten Did You Know T hat shad o w y interest. The lla y - p a g e article descriptive of this trip P aun cefo te treaty has no bearing from th e pen of Mr. T od d. Prior to this tim e several tou rs upon a c a n a l built thro u g h our h a d been m a d e of the Pacific own territories. were cheaper than any T h u s the n ew spapers of the New H ig h w a y ro u te a n d no tab le a m o n g York " E v e n i n g P o s t” ty pe that these was a to ur m a d e by J u d g e other? Do you w ant op|iose to ll-discrim ination iu favor J. T . R onald in P>08 as far south to be shown? If you However, no of o u r own ships are no t really as San F rancisco . do, step into the office p lead in g a treaty ob ligation. They on e h a d attem pted to k eep a n y ae or Phone a request for c u r a t e records un til th e T o d d s are preach’Ug a sh a m altruism . us to call and you will It is in th e sam e spirit of sham covered th e route. " M r . T o d d is he convinced. altruism th a t they h av e opposed also th e only motorist w ho h a s the fortification of the c a n a l. T h e y tu r n e d over to th e Pacific H i g h w a y | We will wire your would treat the c a n a l as if it b e Association a com plete log of th e house a t cost. longed to n obody iu p articu lar, entire trip I h a v e go ne so m e w h a t into detail b ecau se the m otorin g but to the w orld in general. T h is k i n d of altru ism is a s h a m , pu b lic is in terested a s to w ho did because th e world in general h a s tlie pioneer p a th f in d iu g over th is as yet n o o rg an ized political e x is In te rn a tio n a l h ig h w a y ro u t e .” tence. It h a s h a n d s to hold a n y thin g. A c a n a l turn ed ov er to the T h e re is no real ueed of a n y o n e world iu general would fall into being trou bled w ith c o n s t ip a t io n . the h a n d s of political pirates. C h a m b e r l a i n ’s T a b le t s will c a u s e T h e P a n a m a C an al belongs to an agreeab le m o vem en t of th e : the A m erican iieople will protect bow els w ithout a n y u n p le a s a n t a n d adm inister it lor th eir own effect. G ive th em a trial. F o r; welfare— in full confidence th a t the sale by B en son ’s P h a r m a c y . welfare of A m erica will in th e long run tu rn o u t to be the w elfare of the w o rld .— S an F ran cisco E x a m iner. The Best Bib Overall I 3 Steam Cleaning and Pressing | -roR- SI Baking Powder Bring in your C lothes ¡tittl have them Cleaned ¡ind Pressed by Modern Machinery and you will alw ays continue to he ¡t satisfied custom er. Makes Home Baking Easy ELECTRIC LIGHTS Some discussion h a s arisen re eently as to who aclunllv were the pioneer p athfinders of the Pacific H ig h w ay rou te from S a n Diego, California to V ancouv er, B. C., a n d iu response to these inquiries, I'ra u k M. F re t well, secretary of the Pacific H ig h w a y Association h as recently given out th e follow ing sta te m e n t. T o “ Mi. a n d Mrs. A. E. T o d d of Victoria II. C. be lo ngs the h o no r of first completely p ath f in d iu g a n d accu rately logging th e Pacific H ig h w a y ro u te from S an Diego, C alifornia to V a n couver B. C. “ D u rin g the m o n th of April, 1910, the T o d d s left T i a J u a n a head ed N o rth w ard . T h e trip w as m a d e in ea sy stages north to S an Francisco. Here w as a g en eral lack of in form ation as to w h eth er or not a c a r could get th r o u g h th a t early iu th e season. However, th e p ath fin d ers c o ntinu ed go ing via S acram en to , Redding, D u n s m u i r a n d the old stage route thro ug h O regon, r e a c h i n g P ortlan d d u rin g the early p a rt of J u n e a n d iu time for th e Rose Festival. T h e trip w as then c o n tin u ed to S eattle an d for the th e time being their c a r w as shipped to Victoria. However, th ey re tu rn ed w ith in a few weeks to Seattle a n d completed th e p a ’h- fitiding to V an co uver. T h i s p a rt of the ro a d w ork was well defined a n d it w a s merely a m a tte r of form ally com pleting th eir trip th a t th e Seattle to V an co u v er to ur w as m a d e . In Septem ber of th e sam e y ear th e Pacific H ig h w a y A sso cia tion w as formed a n d im m ediately Mr. T o d d tu rn ed over his records a n d a m a p an d a log w a s a t o n ce co m p leted for general use. " T h i s d a t a w as not on ly p u b lis h ed in the lead in g m a g a z in e s of th e couutry, b u t was gotten o u t by th e A ssociation in folder form an d sent o u t b roadcast. P ractically everyone w h o h a s ever m a d e this j trip since h a s h a d the benefit of * £ £ B rasn d Grove £ A N e w F a ir FREE 3 3 3 3 Cottage Grove Steam Laundry 3 3 WE ALSO CLEAN KID 0Í0VES, LACES. SILKS, ETC. 7ilUmiUmmuuuduumm iu udUlUiUiUiUlUiUiUiuiUiU^ W E ST S ID E G R O C E R Y First-class, clean groceries at lowest possible prices Ladies’ and children's shoes, good as the best and cheap as the cheapest. Coal oil 15 per gallon. Everything else in proportion. Je n se n W a lk e r W E S T SID E SASH and DOORS In te rio r F in ish , M o u ld in g s DIRECT From Factory To You 5-C R O SS H A A D C PANEL L / O O n O FIR ST Q UA LITY —GUARANTEED M ade o f clear, kiln-dried D ouglas F ir, b eau tifu l slash grain panels, m achine sanded. IS sizes in stock, one p ric e to ev ery b o d y —any q u an tity . * 1 .30 ; Each K. D. IN S ID E F I N I S H T O M A T C H — IN S E T S F O R D O O R S — Casing, Head Casing, Fillet, C ap Mould, P linth B locks —fo r o n e side only. P e r set v 60 c — an d save 50# on Sash. F in ish , F i a m e s , M ould ings, R oofing, etc» Electric 3 3 WRITE FOR CATALOG I» « 3 Pressing Without Cleaning 50c Cottage T w o fi o r se 3 Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.50 The Pacific Highway Auto Pathfinder. 3 -3 F O R W I N D O W S — C asin g , H ead Casing, F illet, C ap Mould, “¡Window S to p s, S to o l and A pron. P e r S et 80c K. D W IN DO W F R A M E S W ith Blind S to p , P artin g Bead, O u t side C asing an d Sill, P u lley s in place, P o ck ets cirt, W ater Table Cl | O C C ap . P e r set We Sell Anyone—and Ship Anywhere 0. B. WILLIAMS CO. Sash and Doors Company IBBBBB 1943 First Ave. South, Seattle I f T h e y Rip LEVI S T R A U S S A CO. ritone <>1 M F R S ., SAN FRANCISCO C o tta g e G r o v e Flour Mills Seth Laraway’s Great Jewelry Expansion Sale ALL KINDS O F C H A S. M ATTH EW S. Prop. There’s an Air of Style You Are Given a Special Invitation to Call at And comfort in the home that is furnished from Simeral & VanDenburg’s. O ur handsome parlor, dining-room, library, bed room and kitchen furniture, is of the very latest designs and makes a most beautiful and attractive display for the housewife to choose, from. Prices attiactive as the furniture. Hill’s 5, 10 and 25c Store W hen in Eugene. Come and com pare prices. Y our nickles and dimes will do double service here. Always something new. .’. Simeral ® VanDenburg 513-517 WILLAMETTE ST. , & & Mill Feed, Grain and Hay I Don’t fail to visit this great expansion sale while in Eugene. Bring this ad with you, it’s worth money at Seth Lara way’s in Eugene. The Very Best Possible for Your Money ? 1 % The Furniture Dealers $ "l-