Cottage Grove leader., June 17, 1913, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
She’ll Be Sorry.
T h e p a p e r t h a t gives y o u w h a t y o u w a n t to re a d
PUBLISHED EVERV TUESDAY
One year,...... ............ .......... $1.50
Six months,_____________ ,75
Advertising rates on Application
LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. C. CONNER, Editor and Manager
VAN B. PIERCE, - - - Foreman
E n tere d as second-class m a tte r Ja n u a ry
25, 1V13, at tlie p o st office a t C ottage
G rove, O regon, u n d e r th e A ct of M arclt
3, 187».
T rade a t tlie H om e Stores.
Make th e H om e D ollar C irculate.
G et New E n terp rise s to L ocate H ere.
Put Y our Money in Iio m eln v estm en ts.
P h o to @ i i l ^ b y M a rc e a u .
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Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
The editor of an exchange
says: “ I never saw my neigh­
bor or his wife, but nothing
could ever convince me that they
are not excellent people. Be­
cause my window overlooks
their back yard, and their back
yard has a clean carpet of turf,
and trees and several lilac bushes
beautifully in bloom, and all
without a trace of careless dis­
figurement.
And I hear the
voices of children and the
sound of children’s games there
of an evening. I believe in the
testimony of back yards; they
seldom deceive you, while the
front is generally built for that
especial purpose.”
Merchants all over the state
are carrying large stocks of
eastern trust made crackers and
biscuits that are inferior to the
Oregon-made products. It ought
to convince a merchant with a
tincup full of brains that Oregon-
made crackers are better. The
eastern trust-made crackers are
not as fresh and are not made
of superior materials. The Ore­
gon-made crackers and biscuits
are less broken up and made of
Oregon flour and lard and
with Oregon
labor.—Oregon
Manufacturer.
MISH MA1UIAIIKT WILSOM.
K I R S KfiKANOH H A S I H i M ' I I WILSON.
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M ISS J I S S I K W OODBOW W IM O lf.
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W ash in g to n .—ATter a soarcB or nvt-
w eeks on th e p a rt o f se c re t service
m en, cnpltoi policem en anil a tta c h e s
of th e s e r g e a n tn f a r m s otllee to d is­
cover th e id e n tity o f th e page o f th e
house w h o called u p M iss Je s sie W il­
son on th e phono on o n e of th e n ig h t
sessions o f th e house th e sea rc h o f th e
gu ilty p erso n w as finally ab an d o n ed .
P a r in g th e n ig h t sessio n s on th e tnr-
lff th e p ag es on th e floor o f th e house
h av in g lo ts o f tim e on th e ir h an d s,
am u stsi th em selv es by p h oning to v a ri­
ous resid en ces in all p n rts o f th e city.
O ne of th e lad s su g g ested th a t It w ould
be a good Joke to call u p “ M ain 6 ” and
ask fo r M iss W ilson. T h is Is th e W ld te
H ouse n u m b e r, a lth o u g h It w as u n ­
know n to tlie boy w ho u sed th e p riv a te
line from th e capltol to th e W h ite
House.
Everything in Hardware
The Battleship Oregon will not
be used as a target by the Navy
Department if this state can help
it. Resolutions strongly protest­
ing against this action have been
adopted by many organizations
and a petition, as long as the
famous battleship itself, has
been signed and forwarded to
President Wilson by school chil­
dren asking that the Oregon
lead the naval parade through
the Panama Canal.
Many believed that a miracle
was performed at Andersonville
prison during the war. About
25,000 men were confined there,
and the only water obtainable
was polluted. Things looked
pretty bad, when lightning hit
the prison and uncovered a
spring, which ever since then
has been known as Providence
spring.
We don’t know that Chinese
doctor ads are less disinteresting
reading than the eczema remedy
and Chamberlain’s colic, cholera
and diarrhoea locals, which dec­
orate the pages of the ‘‘live
wire.”
Cottage Grove’s Farm ers’ Day
celebration soliciting committee,
Burkholder and Spray, raised
nearly $700 on their first trip
about town.
A carload of first-class apples
sent from Drain to Minneapolis
proved a total loss financially,
and the shippers had to put up
$75 freight.
Satan can scratch Wyoming,
O., off his list on Sunday morn­
ing. Everybody in town has
personally promised to attend
church.
Wynne & Woods Co.
Give the Leader a Tried
W hen h e r d u ty ’s m anifold.
A nd h er hours of ease are few.
W ill a change com e o’e r th e sp irit
O f the w om an who is “ new ” ?
W hen sh e's draw n upon a ju ry ,
O r is d rafted for the wars,
W ill she like h e r free d o n ^ b e tte r
T han t i e “ chains” she now abhors?
URGE NATIONS TO
JOIN PEAGE FETE
International Conferees Extend
Imitation to All.
W tieu sh e 's ru n n in g for an office
A nd gets " le f t” and has the blues,
W on’t site wish th a t she was back in
T he “ oppressed” old w om an's shoes?
W hen the Ship of S tate is steering
’M id a sto rm of m ad abuse.
W on’t she wish th a t for tlie ballot
R e s o lu t io n « A r e U n a n i m o u s l y A d o p t e d
S he’d n e ’er th o u g h t she hail a use?
MARKS CENTURY OF PEACE
In v it in g
C o - o p e r a t io n
of N a t io n s
In
W hen she finds th a t she is treated
M a k i n g C e le b r a t io n o f t h o S i g n i n g o f
“ L ike a m an.” O, th o ’ she’s longed
th e T r e a t y o f G h e n t I n 1915 a W o r l d
F o r ju s t th at, w on’t she be tem pted
E v e n t In C a u t e o f P e a c e .
O ftentim es to th in k she’ sw ronged!
Luke M ohonk, N. Y.—A t th e conclu­
W iien no man e’e r give h is seat up
simi of th e In te rn a tio n a l co n feren ce
In a car, o r deigns to hold
here to a rra n g e fo r a fittin g ce le b ra ­
H er um brella w hen it’s rain in g ,
W on’t she wish th a t she was “ o ld ” ? tion o f th e sig n in g o f th e tr e a ty of
G h en t In 1015, a t w h ich tim e one h u n ­
W on’t she th in k th e m e n “ju s t h o rrid ” dred y e a rs of pence b etw een E nglish
Left to h u stle for herself,
speak in g peoples w ill hav e been com
W here she’s looked on as a tival
pleted. th e follow ing m an ifesto w as
In th e race for pow er and pelf?
unanim ously adopted by th e con ferees
W hen the m an’s reverance no longer
an d Is p re sen ted to th e E n g lish speak in g
Is accorded as h e r due,
w orld a n d to those In o th e r n a tio n s In­
W hen he tre a ts h er as a b ro th er,
te re ste d in th e c a u se o f universal
S h e’ll be sorry th a t she’s new!
peace:
--B uffalo C ouiier.
R ep resen tativ es of G re a t B ritain ,
of N ew foundland, of th e U nited S tates,
of th e D om inion o f C anada, of the
com m o n w ealth o f A u stralia an d o f th e
m unicipality o f G hent, h av in g been in
co n feren ce con cern in g an ap p ro p ria te
celeb ratio n of th e c e n te n a ry o f the
sig n in g of th e tre a ty of G hent, w hich
m arked th e end of th e last In te rn a tio n ­
The waters of the Pacific ocean al w a r betw een th e B ritish nud A m eri­
can peoples, u n ite In offering to the
were let into the Panama canal g o v ern m en ts an d th e peoples o f the
on May 18, when a giant blast, civilized w orld an e a rn e s t In v itatio n to
composed of thirty-two thousand ta k e p a r t in m aking th is celeb ratio n In
w ay w o rth y of th e h u n d red years
seven hundred and fifty pounds every
o f p eace th a t It com m em orates.
of dynamite, demolished the dike W e in v ite such co-operation to the
to the south of the Miraflores end th a t It may be m ad e clea r an d u n ­
m istak ab le to public opinion e v e ry ­
locks and allowed the water to w here ttia t th e tim e has com e w hen
How into an extensive section in in te rn a tio n a l riv alries and differences,
which excavations have practi­ though n um erous and severe, m ay tie
settled w ith o u t th e carn ag e an d the
cally been completed. The dike horrors of w ar. A lthough It be u n re a ­
had dammed the waters of Ancon son ab le to disreg ard th e possibility of
harbor in the Gulf of Panama on conflict arisin g in th e fu tu re o u t of
m u tu al or p a rtia l m isu n d erstan d in g ,
the Pacific until the United y e t w e g ra te fu lly recognize th a t the
States engineers practically fin­ ch ances of m isu n d erstan d in g have
ished excavating a long stretch been Inrgely elim in ated by th e degree
in w hich m odern science h as fa c ilita t­
of the canal near Miraflores. The eti
in terco u rse nnd accelerated com ­
time set for its destruction was m unication. W e a re th e re fo re en co u r­
made public, and thousands of aged to hope th a t th e d evelopm ent of
letters, science nnd th e a rts, of com ­
American visitors, Zone residents m
erce. in d u s try nnd finance, of m u tu al
and other sight seers swarmed know ledge, tr u s t an d good feeling on
the hillsides to see this important th e p a rt of th o se w ho ow e d ifferen t
and w ho sp eak d ifferen t
step toward the completion of allegiances
tongues m ay profitably ab so rb th e en­
the big waterway. All the ergy of m ankind ns well as offer op­
charges had been set at sunset p o rtu n ity fo r th e d isplay of th e noblest
and finest tr a its of m ind an d of c h a r­
the night before, and throughout acter.
the night the immense quantity G re a t B ritain has been a colonizing
of dynamite was under heavy nation, nnd th e U nited S ta te s h as
ra w n to th e population v ario u s an d
guard, no one except the engi­ d pow
erful elem en ts from d ifferen t coun­
neers and their assistants being trie s nnd from d ifferen t flags. T h e re ­
permitted to pass the sentry fore a cen tu ry of peace betw een G re a t
R ritaln nnd her dom inions beyond the
lines. Christian Science Senti­ sens
on th e one bnnd an d th e U nited
nel.
S ta te s on th e o th er h and touches d i­
rectly both th e In te re sts an d th e Im agi­
nation o f every land to w hich G reat
B rita in ’s sons hav e gone as well as
Administrator’s Notice.
those o f every nation from w hich th e
Notice is hereby given that the p resen t day population of th e U nited
undersigned has been duly ap­ S ta te s h as been d raw n . Such a cele­
pointed by the County Court of bratio n will not only m ark th e close of
Lane County, State of Oregon, a c e n tu ry o f exceptional significance
administrator of the estate of M. and Im portance, b u t it w ill call atten -
tlou to a n exam ple an d a n ideal th a t
A. DeWald, deceased.
we e a rn e stly hope m ay be follow ed
All persons having claims an
d p u rsu ed in th e y e a rs to come.
against said estate are hereby W hat n atio n s have done n atio n s can do.
notified to present the same to W e resp ectfu lly req u est his m a je sty 's
me at my office in CottageGrove, se c re ta ry of s ta te fo r foreign affairs
Oregon, duly verified, on or be­ and th e se c re ta ry of s ta te of th e U n it­
fore six months after the date ed S ta te s to tra n sm it th is in v ltn tlo n
th rough th e pro p er official ch an n els to
of this notice.
Dated this 23th day of May, th e g o v ern m en ts of th e w orld In o rd er
th a t both by th e p articip atio n of gov­
1913.
ern m e n ts an d by th e co-operation of
O liver 0. V eatch , men o f good w ill in ev ery Innd th is
Administrator of the estate of celeb
ratio n m ay be so c arried o u t a s to
M. A. DeWald, deceased.
m ark n o t m erely th e close of 100 y ears
J. E. Y o u n g ,
o f |>oace betw een E u g llsh speaking
Attoi ney for Estate.
peoples, b u t th e opening of w h at we
sincerely tr u s t will be a fresh era of
pence an d good will betw een all th e
u atlo n s o f th e world.
Administrator’s Notice.
WATERS OF PACIFIC
FET INTO CANAF
POK SALE
Typewriter Bargain. — A fine,
practically new, L. C. Smith,
visible, two-color typewriter,
with back spacer, tabulator and
modern improvements,
only
$57.50 cash, or $60 on easy pay­
ments. See it, at Leader office.
Good Foothill Ranch—80 acres,
2 1-2 miles west of Cottage
Grove, good 6-room house,
good barn, 30x40 feet, with
wagon or stock shed, spring
water for house and barn, fine
garden, 15 acres cleared, 2,-
000,000 feet fine saw timber.
Lots of berries, half mile from
macadamized county road. $40
per acre. See the Leader. H.O.
For This Snap on Chestnut avenue
see the Leader for price and
terms. Four-room cottage, pan­
try and closets, practically new,
sewer connections all in, cement
sidewalks, fruit trees all bear­
ing, plenty of shade.
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Horse, harness and buggy. A
nifty outfit. Only $200. See
M. P. Garroutte.
Cows For Sale.—Four good Jersey
milk cows. Will be fresh this
fall. Are giving milk now. Two
for $50 each; two for $60 each.
Inquire at Leader office.
A Nice Little House and 4 acres,
sandy loam, small orchard, just
ontside the city limits. Cheap.
Call at Leader.
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A Good Trade.—A good close in
corner lot 62 1-2x200 feet in
Merrill, Klamath county, in al­
falfa belt, good two-story
house, 7 rooms, improved
premises. Will exchange for
town or country property at
Cottage Grove. Apply to
Leader. See photo.
Little Farm Home.—12 acres,
3 1-2 acres good bearing or­
chard, nearly 5 acres in clover,
oats and vetch, fine strawber­
ry patch, all sandy bottom
land, running water, house,
barn, large poultry house. 2 1-4
miles from Cottage Grove, $3,-
000 with horse, wagon and two
sets of harness, two thorough­
bred Jersey cows, 1 Jersey
heifer, 1 Jersey calf, 144
Brown Leghorn hens, 365
young chickens, telephone,
spray pump, 1 cider press,
vinegar barrels, cultivator.
Terms $2,000. Balance 5 years
at 6 per cent. Inquire at this
office.
3 1-2 Acres—Running water, 4-
room cottage, barn, poultry
houses, buggy shed, lots of
berries, good garden land,
young family orchard, just
outside city limits. $1,500. Phil­
ip Jones.
Another Snap.— 10 acres, good 7-
room house, fine spring piped to
house. Very good garden land.
An ideal poultry ranch. Just
outside of town. Price $2500.
See the Leader,
Farm Home Cheap—155 acres, 60
acres in cultivation, good fam­
ily orchard, plenty of pasture,
good 6-room house, good barn,
fine spring and creek, 8 miles
south of Cottage Grove. Team,
wagon, harness, implements,
some stock, hay and growing
crop go with place at only $45
per acre, terms.
See the
Leader.
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80 Acres—About 11 acres cleared,
balance piling and large timber,
good springs, house, barn,
fenced on three sides, 2 3-4
miles west of Cottage Grove.
$1,200, terms.
Good pasture to rent.
of H. C. Veatch.
Inquire
Leave your dray and transfer
orders with Goff, the shoe doc­
tor, or ’phone 72.
Notice is hereby given that the TO POSTAL JOB APPLICANTS.
A Kansas City man posed as a
Dairy butter wrappers with
woman school teacher for a year undersigned has been duly ap­
your
name printed on them, can
and “accepted” a proposal of pointed by the County Court of C i v i l S e r v ie « I n s t r u c t io n s O u t F o r be had in large or small quanti­
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administrator of the estate of W ash ln g io u .—T he civil service com ­ ties at the Leader office. 100 for
m ission has prepared in stru c tio n s to 75 cents, 200 for $1.00, 300 for
A C. O. D. parcels i*ost service W. V. DeWald, deceased.
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will become operative July 1.
All persons having claims p llrn n ts for th e fourth class postnias- j $1.25, 400 for $1.50, or 500 for
against said estate are hereby tersh ip s to m eet th e dem nud expected $1.75.
to follow IT esIdent W ilson’s o rd er re- I
The time to advertise is when notified to present the same to q u lrln g th a t np|>olntinents to office pay- ' Speaking of the meeting of the
me
at
my
office
in
CottageGrove,
you want more business.
tng $180 a y e a r o r m ore be m ade by ; Willamette Valley Editorial As­
Oregon, duly verified, on or be­ co
m p etitiv e exam inations.
sociation at Eugene last week,
Grass-cutting is a very popular fore six months after the date of T he in stru c tio n s as to th e e x a m in a ­ the Harrisburg Bulletin says,
this notice.
tions a re Identical w ith those se n t out
pasttime.
Dated this 23th day of May, follow iug P re sid e n t T a ft's o rd er o f “ but few of the country boys
savs he
Oct. 15, 11*12, except th a t w here the were present.” He
1913.
p resen t In stru ctio n s apply to ap p lican ts learned at this meeting how to
O
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Auto Ran Press.
Administrator of the estate of for all offices p aying $180 a y e a r or make a country weekly pay $200
more, last y e a r's in stru ctio n s applied to j per month, then concludes; “ All
W. V. DeWald, deceased.
offices
p aying $500 or more.
this was made quite easy at the
Lights and power failed in
J. E. Y oung .
meeting, and no editor in the
Attorney for Estate.
Klamath Falls, Ore., one night
K i l l 4,237 S q u ir r e ls .
valley should be without the
recently, and for twelve hours
Sac C ity. la .—T h e fa rm e rs living In knowledge.
The information
the vicinity of E arly held th e ir a n n u al j was given by an editor who had
the town was without electricity.
A Bargain.
sqrdrrel b u n t th e o th er day. nearly
In the absence of power the lo­
once been an attorney-at-law
h t; m en and boys p a rtic ip a tin g
Nine room residence, modem - T e ig
He
cal newspaper force tore a hole
h e h u n te rs lined op on tw o sides, the and for years a minister.
equipped, comer lot. 60x114 side
w in n in g th e m ost p o in ts ngreeing i took up newspaper work without
through the brick 'wall of the ly
feet, good private water system,
fu rn ish a d in n e r In th e evening. At experience, but built a big busi­
composing room. I wicked an auto­ Fiearing fruit trees, grapes, ber­ to
th e close o f th e h u n tin g th e w inning ness where others had starved,
mobile in and hitched it to one ries and shubbery. In west Cot­ side w as 2,310 p o in ts In th e lead, and a and stated that anyone could do
of the presses, and the paper tage Grove, close in. only $1.300. to tal o f 4.237 sq u irrels w as rep o rted the same thing if they would on-
th e dead bodies filling a d ra y w agon.
O. H. W illard .
iy go out after the money.”
was issued only two hours late.
Dead easy!