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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1913)
+ 1 23013130319031323031 Ait: Clothes ..... " ' ' of Quality CIRCU The Most Sensational of All Shows Men and Boys H Coming on its Own Special R. R. Trains of 25 Double Length Cars. Twice its Former Size. All New tor Season of 1913. K H H H H Popular H H The Show That’s Different. W IL L E X H IB IT A T Cottage H In a Class by Itself Prices H H H H H " Grove, Thursday, April 17th ONE D A Y , T W O PERFORMANCES, 2 A N D 8 P. M. H H H H H H H H H 350 350 Animal Actors Educated Wild Beasts ßjorniw^QuALmr" 350 350 B a r o n - Fu l o p Co Aviation Lions, Blond in Ponies. Herds of Elephants, Camels, Zubus, Lamas, Sacred In dia Cattle, Oxen Eggs (or Hatching. Lions and Leopards Ride Arabian Stallions 3 Military Bands Monster Tents 60 Groups of Sav age Leasts in Heart Stilling Acts—60. New Free Street Parade 10:30 a. vn. Rain or Shine, Cottage Grove, T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 17TH ; x x x x l l l x x r i x x E D : ^ j J i L l j ^ E E E l j r iT r r ff COTTAGE GROVE LEADER( The road question is attracting a great deal o f attention just now. The county will build two miles o f macadamized road, be PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY ginning at the city limits o f Cot One year.___________ $1,501 tage Grove and run south toward Six m onths,_____________ .75 Calapooya Springs. The London Advertising rates on Application road district has about $3,000 to expend on the balance o f the road, which will make it the LEAD BK P U B L IS H IN G C O M P A N Y best country road in the county. The paper that ?fives you what you want to read ! W . C . C O N N E R , é ilit o r und Manager V A N B . P 'lE R C E , - - - Forem an Odd Fellows go to Eugene Another Call Down. H H H H n m Application Made for Entry in the Post Office at Cottage Grove Oregon as Second Class Mail Matter. Buff Leghorn, 50 cents for 15, $3.25 per hundred. Also Indian Runner duck eggs from select stock, fawn and white strain, 50 cents for 13. Orders taken for day-old chicks and ducks. C. F. H andy . — A few settings o f eggs will be sold from my fine egg-laying and exhibition strain o f Barred Ply mouth Rocks at $1.50 per 15. Baby chicks o f same strain 15 cents each. Stanley Martin, Cottage Grove, Oregon. 150 High School Horses, Ponies Dogs, Apes, Goats, Monkeys Five candidates will take the Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees in the Coast Fork Encampment, I. O. 0 . F., o f Cottage Grove, at E u g e n e Wednesday evening, and the fol lowing local Odd Fellows will at tend. Members o f the Spring- field lodge will also be present and assist in the work: J. E. Damewood, John Graber, W. S. Johnson, Geo. O. Knowles, S. E. McGavran, Van B. Pierce, August Seinsche, W. H. Shane, Lee Roy Woods, Frank Wood ruff. Geo. Wilson, Roy Wilson, Chas. Walker, J. B. Simeral, Robt. Griffin, John Nokes, James S. Manseur, H. J. Shinn, A. H. Cruson, Geo. F. Garoutte, Henry Lake, Andrew Brand, S. W. Boyd, Jesse Trannell. The wise guy over the way, who boasts o f editing America’ s greatest country weekly, gets gay in his last issue over an ex tract which we took recently from the Brownsville Times and gave for what it was worth, other valley papers having con tained similar items. Being too busy turning out classy job printing for the Cottage Grove merchants to attend the junkets o f the so-called “ Valley Press Association, ” we personally know- nothing o f its affairs, and care less. The Leader has, however, lately received several offers o f advertising from various eastern firms, from typewriters to patent Johnson-Alford. roofing, paints and oils, patent At the home o f Mr. and Mrs. medicines, safety razors, etc., all o f which we have refused to F. B. Alford o f Salem on April contract for, except the safety 3. It) 13, occurred the marriage o f razor ad, which we may accept. their daughter. Miss Jennie Al This pro|>osition we submitted ford, to Mr. Ike B. Johnson, o f Rev. A. Homshoe to J. A. Wright o f the “ Fair Portland. Store, ” and the paint ad propo-l performed the ceremony. sition was presented to Ben j Only immediate relatives and Groff o f the Swengel Hardware friends were present. The bride Store, with whom we left our was formerly one o f Cottage Grove’ s young ladies, where she sample. These foreign advertisers have is well and favorably known, and probably never heard o f the lived here until the past four “ live w ire,’ ’ or. it they have, years. Since then she has resid they prefer to use a paper which ed at Salem. The groom is well known in does not devote so much o f its space to throwing bouquets at it Lane county and is highly re self and exploiting its own ima spected by all who know him, railroading being his occupation. ginary greatness. Judging from the way new I Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will live subscriptions arc coming into the] in Portland, where Mr. Johnson Leader office, there are also a has purchased a cozy home. Their many friends in Lane lot o f people hereabouts who pre fer real news to a lot o f egotisti- j county extend their heartiest cal bombast and mud slinging. congratulations and wish them a most happy and prosperous wed More anon. ded life. How often have you wasted a dollar's worth o f time trying to i Miss Eunice VanDenburg is a guest o f friends at Salem. save a penny. President’s Message. Again the Leader scoops all competitors by publishing the President’s first message to Con gress from 12 to 24 hours ahead o f even the big city dailies. The message was delivered to Con gress this morning and the Lead er was on the street with the document in full by 4 o’ clock the same afternoon. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Read Wynne & Woods new ad. See Burkholder & Co’s, new ad. F. B. Phillips has rented the Dave McFarland residence, where his family will reside as soon as they return from Tillamook. LOST — Ladies’ gold watch, full monogram case, initials “ M. P. V .” on one side and small de sign on the other. Leave at Leader and receive reward. R. S. Woods lost half o f his forefinger on his right hand by getting it mashed between two timbers in the Brown Lumber Co.’ s mill last week. It will be observed that when ever the egotistical amateurs on the “ live wire” seek trouble with the Leader, they always get all that is coming to them and then some. R. A. Allen, o f Curtin, near Drain, was transacting business in the city Monday. He took home a setting o f eggs from Mrs. J. P. Graham’s fine pen of White Minorcas, having seen her ad in the Leader. An interesting session o f the Grange was held here Saturday and a chicken dinner was served. Among the speakers on the good roads, cannery and other questions were Representative Hurd, J. F. Spray and C. W. Wallace. In attempting to float the stranded vessel Mimi off Tilla mook Sunday, this great German bark turned turtle and 16 o f her crew were drowned. Captain Crow and three o f the crew only were rescued. The vessel is now a total wreck. A Sunday School rally is be ing held at the Christian church, delegates representing all o f the Sunday Schools between Drain and Eugene, inclusive, being ini attendance. Closing meeting will be held this evening. Good program. Everybody welcome. "OBITUARY* « - ........ - -- S. C. White Minorca eggs for hatching, all from prize winning stock. Heavy laying strain. Eggs, $1.50 for 15, if not packed for shipment; $2.00 for 15, if shipped. Mrs. Jas. P. Graham, Cottage Grove, Ore. Shoes at Cost. My entire stock o f men’ s, women’ s and children’ s shoes will be offered at absolutely cost from this date. C ottage G rove S hoe S tore . DeLarzes Grocery. For Sale. Sewing machines at a very low figure. If you are contemplating buying a machine, see these be fore buying elsewhere. G eo . E. W ood , Schleef Bldg., At Bridge. A Bargain. Nine room residence, modern- ly equipped, corner lot, 60x114 feet, good private water system, bearing fruit trees, grapes, ber ries and shubbery. In west Cot tage Grove, close in, only $1,300. O. H. W illard . For Sale or Trade. — ■ —g Burbank Seed Potatoes. One nine-year-old mare, full of Mrs. Warren M. Sutton, a Before ordering your Burbank daughter o f the late W. H. Lin life, but gentle, weight 1000 Seed Potatoes, be sure to communi coln o f th is city, died at Burns, pounds. Will trade for stock. cate with the U. C. M. Ranch, Oregon, April 3, 1913, after hav Apply to Fritz Mattheyer, Silk Parkdale, Hood River Valley, Ore ing submitted to a surgical opera Creek district, or inquire at this gon. tnl8-al5. tion, aged 44 years. Belle Lin office. coln was born in Massachusetts Team For Sale- Weight about March 13, 1869, and came to Leave your dray and transfer 2800, two mares and colt. For Oregon with her parents and lo orders with Goff, the shoe doc quick cash sale, only $225. Ap cated in Cottage Grove 23 years tor, or ’phone 72. ply to the Leader office. ago. She was united in mar riage to Prof. Warren M. Sutton March 12, 1896, who, together with an aged mother and two sisters, survive her, the sisters being Mrr. Frank King and Mrs. i Or 22 lbs. for $1, with $5 Cash Purchase of Other Goods Dennis Slagle o f this place. Prof, and Mrs. Sutton have long Large size Cottolene $1-50; medium size 60c; Special Blend Coffee been engaged in educational 25c; 3 cans Aster Milk 25c; Eagle Milk 15c; 2 pkg. Grape Nuts work and ranked among the 25c; 6 bars White Flier, Diamond C or A. B. Naptha Soap 25c; 25c foremost teachers in this section pkg. Pearline 20c; 3 pkg. Corn Flake 25c; 2 pkg. A. & H. Soda o f the state. Both had a wide 15c; 2 pkgs. Best Gloss or Corn Starch 15c; 16 lbs. Sugar $1; Plain acquaintance and they were uni Mixed Candy 10c lb; Bacon 17c up; Strained Honey pt. jar 30c— versally esteemed. The many gallon $1.60. We are sole agents for the famous Royal Table Queen Lane county friends o f Prof. Bread. Fresh every day; 16-oz. loaves. Sutton extend him and other DES L A R ZE S BROS. members o f the family their sin cere sympathy in their sad be reavement. Funeral services were conducted from the M. E. church in this city Sunday after noon by Rev. E. C. Wigmore, o f Springfield, interment in the I. 0 . 0 . F. cemetery. Among the friends o f the family who attend ed the funeral from Springfield, Prof, ard Mrs. Sutton’s late home, were: J. J. Browning. L. J. Lepley, F. A. DePue and wife, The Best«___ _ Estella and Mary Magill, Mary J. Roberts, Mrs. J. F. Fry, Mrs. POULTRY FEEDS CHARCOAL E. J. Dority, Mary M. Martin, SHELL, GRIT L. E. Thompson and w ife and Mrs. Wm. Donaldson. Many OIL MEAL beautiful floral offerings were in evidence at the funeral service. CHICK FOOD GROUND BONE « The little 3 months old son o f MEAT MEAL Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schneider died at the family home, a short distance west o f Cottage Grove, April 4. 1913, o f whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral servi ces were conducted Saturday by Rev. J. T. Moore, interment in Everything for the Farmer. Wagons, 1. 0 . O. F. cemetery. S U G A R $4.95 P E R S A C K POULTRYM EN International Poultry and Stock Food Clarence Morss went to Salem Monday to attend the funeral o f Howard I/>ngbottom, son o f Rev, Longbottom, former pastor o f the Presbyterian church at Cot tage Grove, Creswell and Eu gene. Dressed hogs are up to 10 and 11 cents per pound. Buggies, Plows, Seeders, Cultivators and all Kinds of Small Implements. J. F. SPRAY IO E [D O E
