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CANNERY ASSOCIATION PERFECTS i 'TS PLANS ...fé Ran Wit h J) Réputation Reput M en’s Stylish j| See and Compare It With ALL Others B u y in g a r a n g * is n ’t a n e v e r y d a y t ra n s a ctio n . I f y o u w o u ld b e a b s olu tely su re o f c o m p le t o s a t is fa c t io n —d o n ’ t b u y fr o m p r in t ed d e s c r ip t io n s —see t h e G r e a t M a je s tic . c o m p a r e it p o in t f o r p o in t w ith a n y o th e r r a n g e . O n ly w h e n y o u h a v e d o n e th is c a n y o u b u y in te llig e n tly , a n d b e s u r e o f a r a n g e t h a t la s ts a life tim e . Great Majestic M alleable and MCJt* m m A / v Charcoal Iron A l d l l l g f ? O u tw ears T h ree O rd in a ry R anges O N L Y range made of malleable iron and charcoal trim. Char- lim n W O N T MUST LIK E STEEL- mx)l«*hl« iron can't break. ; together witli rivet e - joinU alnolutely tight, no heat escapwi. no cola air enters. Oven lined with purr asbestos board, covered with iron grate you can see tt— insuring a dependable baking heat with half the fuel r>-quued in ordinary ranges. All C o p p e r Movable Reservoir—Other Exclusive Features Reservoir in direct contact with Are.heats through copper puckot slumped from one p iece- exclusive patented feature. Oven Thermometer- accurate o il the time. All doors drop down and form rigid si wives. Open end ash pan -ventilated ashpit ash cup. Best ran go at any price. FO R SALE BY W Y N N E 8e W O O D S t Should Belli " ù r K itch en Ex-President Taft in his speech Friday to Yale students empha sized the reasons why he is now a private citizen. Professor P U B L I S H E D E VIiK Y T U ESD AY Taft attacked and criticized One year,_________________ $1.50 every principle o f progressive Six m onths,......... ............... - .75 legislation and wound up by con demning woman suffrage. Advertising rates on Application With renewed operations in LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY the logging camps and saw mills, W . C. CONNER, Editor and Manager the building o f new county ma VAN B. PIERCE, - - - Foreman cadam roads leading into Cottage Grove from the north and south, Application Made for Entry in the Post the paving o f a mile o f streets Office at Cottage Grove Oregon as and the building o f a $40,000 Second Class Mail Matter. brick high school building, Cot tage Grove will be the scene o f Trade at the Home Stores. much activity this season. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER The pai>er that gives you what yo u w ant to read Make the Home Dollar Circulate. Get New Enterprises to Locate Here. Put Your Money in Home Investments. As you cultivate, so shall the harvest be. With riches some men imagine that they can gild a lot o f vices until they look like virtues. Pork production appeals strongly to a man o f limited means who desires quick re turns. If a minister wishes t<5 do par ticularly effective work, he should be good looking and remain un married. The big three in co-operation to make the town prosperous manufacturers, merchants and newspapers. Many a man saves money by not using tobacco, but it is doubtful if the money has the same soothing effect. Ships o f reinforced concrete seem to be not only on the way, but on the ways. Whoever thought that keels would some day be laid with trowels? Part o f the knowledge gained at a recent commercial club meeting by the writer was how to grow alfalfa, not on our chin, but on our back lot. Clover, we understand, can also be grown here by first turning a lot o f microbes loose on the selected tract, sowing the seed, and then working up a degree o f “ enthu siasm.” We have observed that in spite o f microbes and enthusi asm, clover and alfalfa, persists in petering out here about the third year, unless irrigated and given special care. All the other grasses thrive luxuriantly. Hard times and high cost o f living? Yes, these are hard times. We throw away ashes and buy soap. We raise dogs and buy hogs. We grow weeds and buy vegetables. We catch fish with a four dollar rod. We build school houses and send our children away to be educated. And last, but not least, we send our boys out with a forty dollar gun and a twenty dollar dog to hunt ten cent game. Yes, these are hard times, but whose fault is it? Don’t place all the fault on the president and the trusts. — Ex. At a meeting o f the Grange and Commercial Club committees last week, thq capital stock o f the newly organized cannery as sociation was fixed at $3,000, divided into six hundred shares, at $5 each. The by-laws provide that not more than three shares shall t>e owned or controlled by one person, and this stock is non assessable. It is thought little trouble will be experienced placing the stock. The new enterprise promises to develop rapidly from now on, and definite arrangements for buildings and equipment will be made at an early date. High Quality at Low STATEMENT AND PLEDGE. Prices Clothing ) Suits $ 5 to $ 2 2 3 B o y s Nifty Suits From $ 3 to $ 8 A V V V èo * I r * ♦ ? 1 .* .* We, the undersigned, citizens o f Cottage Grove and South Lane Hats to Match Y our County, do hereby pledge our selves to become members o f an Suit • association for the promotion o f ' • • our mutual interests along all the * various lines o f fruit growing, 1. farming and dairying, the follow ing being a summary o f the aims and purposes o f the association and o f the methods o f its organi The Cottage Grove high school zation and government: base ball team defeated the Eu NAME. gene Y. M. C. A. team Friday in The name o f this association a one-sided game. Eugene was shall be the Cottage Grove Fruit on the short end o f the 15 to 8 growers’ Association. score all through the game. The PURPOSES. hard hitting local boys found the The object and purposes for '( y ^ r . S '/ Q u A U T Y Eugene pitchers to their liking which this association is formed and hit the ball hard and often, are, B a b o ^ F u l o p C o Æ while on the other hand, Atkin First: To encourage, promote ’ . A \ A ‘ . A \ A ‘ . A ' . A ’ . A ' . A \ A ' . r . - . A ’ . A ' . A - . A ' . A \ A ' ¿ A ' . A ‘ . A " . A ' . A \ A ' . A - . A \ A ‘ . 4 son and Cellers pitched high and engage in the business o f class ball and with perfect sup fruit raising and farming, to port would have won a shut-out which end the association shall Typewriter Bargain. — A fine, game. Credit is due Smith, the gather and place at the service FOR SALE local 8th grade catcher, for the o f its members any and all avail practically new, L. C. Smith, way he handled Cellers’ fast able information as to the varie visible, two-color typewriter, shoots after Sears retired on ac ties o f fruits, vegetables and Tw o Good Modern Cottages, rent with back spacer, tabulator and count o f a sore hand. Return grains best adapted to this 'local modern improvements, only for $18 per month, two. lots on $57.50 cash, or $60 on easy pay game will be played at Eugene ity, as well as the latest and paved street, close in, only soon. ments. See it, at Leader office. $2,400. See the Leader. most approved methods o f their A GOOD PROPOSITION— 10 acres, ,!J cultivation. Fine Little Farm— 80 acres, 50 miles south of Cottage Grove, 4-room Discuss County Road Building. Second: To buy, sell, ship and acres in cultivation, good bot Cahill, place fenced on three sides, deal in any and all kinds o f fruits, tom land, balance pasture, all family orchard, garden. Good poultry ami stock place, fH00, terms. See vegetables and farm products good agricultural land, 3 miles Judge Thompson and County and the articles manufactured the Leader. east of Cottage Grove, house, Commissioner Hawley were in therefrom. Parlor organ for sale or trade, barn, poultry houses, etc., run town Monday conferring with Third: To manufacture such ning water. With all farm im good as new. Will sell cheap citizens and road supervisors in articles hy evaporating, extract plements and horse, only $87.50 for cash or trade for cow or regard to the proposed new ing, cooking, compounding and per acre. Terms. On good horse. See Stanley Martin. county road into Cottage Grove otherwise. county road and railroad. Ask from the Rock Crusher to the Fourth: To buy, sell, manu the Leader about it. Cochran ford, and thence into facture, ship and deal in any and town by way o f Ninth Street, and Team for Sale — all kinds o f materials and arti Wagon also the change o f Pacific High W eight 2400, gentle and true, cles necessary or proper to be way from the mill dam south to good wagon and harness, all for used in, about or in connection the Latham railroad bridge on $400. Good two horse hack with such business. higher ground, Alex Spare agree $130. Mower, rake and feed Fifth: To do any and all ing to give 30 feet more ground cleaner. Complete house tnov-1 things necessary and pertinent COTTAGE GROVE HIGH TEAM DOWNS EUGENE Powell & Co. New Era Fountain Ä r a Ä Ä i to ing outfit and a 175-acre farm, 60 acres in cultivation, all level o f said association in any and until evening and attended except 30 acres good timber, and i o f its branches. meeting o f the commercial club new house, barn, etc., $50 per C /P IT A L STOCK. when these propositions were acre. See Thomas Allen, this The capital stock o f the asso thoroughly discussed and both city. ciation shall consist o f 600 shares propositions strongly favored. o f the par value o f $5 (five dol W. W. Hawley, o f Lorane, was lars) each, o f which no stock Fine 5-room residence, lot 65x116, fruit, berries, close in, $1,800, also present and presented a holder shall be permitted to own proposition to change the Lorane terms. “ Leader.” more than three shares. And it road to Cottage Grove slightly at a certain point, thereby cutting is {” agreed that the shares are to BUSINESS OPENING Grocery and store building and corner out a steep grade. A committee GOVERNMENT AND MANAGEMENT. lot, residence and lot, trade es o f six was appointed as follows: The government of this asso tablished. On Main Street, C. W. Wallace, A. L. Woodard, ciation shall vest directly in the Cottage Grove. For further A. H. Powell, B. S. Swengel, F. stockholders, for which purpose information, inquire at Leader B. Phillips and G. M. Hall, to each stockholder shall be en office. Farm property taken as view these proposed road im titled to but one vote. The man part payment. provements ana make recom agement o f the business o f the mendations to the county court For Sale— 80 acres timber, piling association shall be through a early next week, and if granted and saw timber, 3 miles from board o f nine trustees elected by by the court, all o f these im Cottage Grove, near river. Bar the stockholders, three o f whom, provements will be made this gain if taken soon. See the after the first year, shall be season. Leader. m chosen annually. Will Now Attend to Your Wants in the Soda and Cream Line We have installed a $150.00 machine which makes a true mix o f soda. Our flavors are all true fruit flavors. No artificial extracts. Try our Phosco Frosto for the best drink on earth, ice Cream in quantity. We claim the best. Whatever a goo»l ,lrug store ought to to have—and many tilings that other drug stores don't keep— you’ ll find here. Come to us first and you’ ll get what you want. We note that many industrial items published in the Leader With a movement started hav are copied by the state press. ing for its object the turning o f This is what advertises Cottage the tourist travel from Eugene Grove—and free o f charge. over the Natron Road by way o f Klamath Falls to California and A fter a woman has spent 20 from California to Portland over years trying to make a man o f the same route, Roseburg and her son, along comes another other Southern Oregon towns woman who proceeds to make a are beginning to take a little Standard grades for fool out o f him in 20 minutes. Men, Women and more interest in some o f the de Children at prices plorable roads o f that section o f Game protection and game the state. Cottage Grove has which appeal to the propagation is a business propo for years been credited with lean pocket book. AGREEMENT. sition, not only for the man who shamefully neglecting the high We, the undersigned, do fur 40 Acres— About 11 acres cleared, Things Doing at Disston. lives in the city, but for the far way leading into this city from C OTTAGE GROVE balance piling and large timber, ther pledge ourselves to become mer, the fruitgrower and the the south through Pass Creek good springs, house, barn, stockholders in this association timberman. fenced on three sides, 2 3-4 F. C. Jones was visiting rela- and to take the number o f shares canyon, when it belongs to miles west of Cottage Grove. Douglas county and over which tives in the Grove over Sunday. o f stock set opposite our names, The attorney general has ruled Cottage Grove and Lane County $1,200, terms. and for which we agree to pay DesLarzes Grocery Andy Downs resigned his po that in registering women must has no jurisdiction. We under the par value within thirty days tell their age the same as men, stand the Douglas county court sition as engineer at the Crites from notice by the executive and an official failing to have has recently set aside on appro mill last week and went to his committee that the required [OE them do so makes himself liable priation o f $5,000 for the im home at Row River. amount e f stock has been to a big fine. Mrs. Jesse Lewis was a pas provement o f the Pass Creek pledged.' highway. If something is not senger on Friday’s overland for Head the advertisements in done with that road soon it will the Grove, returning home on Administrator Appointed. this paper closely and remember be discarded as a part o f the Saturday evening’s local. that back o f every statement is Pacific Highway which will ei Emmett M. Sharp was last Mrs. H. Ireland, late o f Port the reputation o f a leading mer ther go from Eugene to Natron arrived last week and Friday named by the probate chant, a reputation he has spent and Klamath, or else from Cot land, The Best court as administrator o f the es years in acquiring and which he tage Grove up the Coast Fork by joined her husband, who is one tate o f Jo«. H. Sharp, deceased. o f the government scalers in the POULTRY FEEDS will guard closely. CHARCOAL The estimated value o f the way o f London Springs and Reserve. property o f the estate is $7,900. and down, the south slope o f the SH E LL, GRIT The J. I. Lumber Co’s, mill at Since tlottage Grove has gone Calapooya mountains to Oakland. this place is now running at full on record as opposed to the Uni O IL M E A L Blohbs 1» us Longbow ever tell tbe blast, and the camp has taken on versity o f Oregon referendum a more active appearance than it truth ? movement, let us show this im CHICK FOOD GROUND BONE Blobbs—Well, I caught him In the Street Contracts Awarded. has for some time. portant and prominent state edu troth once, l ut he tried to lie out o f it. cational institution and Eugene ME AT M E A L Bert Richmond, conductor on —Philadelphia Record. that we can he an enthusiastic An important meeting o f the the O. & S. E. ’ s Sunday special, and worthy friend as well as a city council was held Mon was in camp last Sunday in com T he fly looked around at her p rogeny ^ A p they swarm ed up the w alls an«l stairs relentless foe. day evening, at which time bids pany with two representatives And proudly smiled, ' W ell, It seema to for the hard surface paving o f from the state railroad commis me ; T hat I am a sort o f Carnegie, There are 250,000 dangerous Fifth, Seventh, Ninth and Burch sioner’ s office at Salem. F o r I rank with the m llllon-helrs.” school buildings in the United streets were opened and con- —H arper’s W eekly. Everything for the Farmer. W agons, Alex Lundberg, the mail car States and that those n o w ! being sidered. The bid o f Ambrose & rier from Disston to Champion, 17 ' 7 77 ~ 7 — built are “ built to burn Buggies, Plows, Seeders, Cultivators ac- Burdsal, o f Portland, was 95 Mr. Tennis is cording to Insurance Engineer cents jier square yard, 4 cents is still doing the upper end o f his ' ir^ast h"ne. and all Kinds of Small Implements. along nicely but it will ing, which publishes a sensation below their successful bid o f last route on snow shoes and he say s' getting he some time before he can re at article on the risks to property year. H. Venske’s bid was $1.09 it will be some time before the sume his work. and to life in the school houses i>er square yard. The bids were road wiil be open for travel. Clyde Kerr and family have o f the country, A tabulated list referred to the street committee Lee Tennis, a timber feller at o f cities where the magazine's for final disposition. This con- the Chambers camp in the Re returned from Clear Lake, Wash investigations have shown dan- tract aggregates about a mile of serve, was struck by a falling ington, where they have resided gerous conditions includes Port- paving and will be a great im limb last week and suffered the for some time. Mr. Kerr has j fracture o f two ribs and the accepted the position as ratchet provement to the city. land. man with the J. I. Jones Co. [OE THE NYAL STORE S H O E S SH O E STORE =0 POULTRYM EN International Poultry and Stock Food J. F. S P R A Y OE 3E4
