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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1913)
Canvas Oxfords \ FOR LADIES \ Regular $ 1 .5 0 Values it Going at I H it i i I 50 Cents í i ' i • Regular $ 3 .5 0 and $ 4 .0 0 Gun Metal and Patent Leather \ > • WOODARD, DIRECTOR FRANK RICH AND BARRETT, CLERK HIS SUNSHINE GIRLS ----- The annual school meeting was held Monday, Mrs. Addie Job, chairman of the board,presiding. The report of Clerk Barrett was read and accepted. A tax levy of 12 mills was voted for the en suing year, 6 mills above last year’s levy, made necessary to provide for the redemption of $1,000 in warrants on the West Side school and to provide for in terest on the new $40,000 high school bonds recently voted. The so-called advisory board was a subject for much discus sion, and while it was clearly shown that this board can have no vote in the deliberations of the school board, it was voted to retain this board to advise and co-operate with the school board in the construction of a new$40,- 000 high school building, The Frank Rich Company in musical comedy made a decided hit at the Arcade last night and will present an entire change of program tonight. The house was packed from footlights to gallery and there was not a dull moment from rise to fall of the curtain There was a brilliant display of special scenery, costumes and electrical effects never before witnessed in Cottage Grove. The Irish and German comedians kept up a rear of laughter, while the “ Sunshine Girls” in their stunning choruses, dances and specialties never failed to please. It is the best attraction ever brought to the Arcade, and need less to say, there will be a packed house again tonight. Things Doing at Disston. | } ABOUT OUR. ADVERTISERS It W ill Pay You to W atch this De partment for Real Bargains and Business Tips. Photographs Monroe’s Photos You may regret it if you keep putting oft' ¿jetting those pictures taken! Armstrong The Elite Phone Are the talk of tin-tow n They have the tone and quality which pleases. At the Bridge S w engel H a rd w a re Co. No. 1 3 J. C. Lewis and wife were h Oxfords Goin at CONFECTIONERY Resolved,that it is the sense of over Sunday visitors in the Camping Supplies Í this meeting that the advisory Grove. For the Coolest, Rest Fishing Tackle tioard be retained, that these mem C. L. Mason and wife moved Sodas, lee Cream and Fire Arms i bers be Mayor J. H. Chambers, to the Grove one day last week Finest of Confections C. M. Shinn, representing the where they will reside. $ See T hose New WicKless, Commercial Club, and T. W. De- P la s te r & M c F a rla n d Blue Flame Coal Oil Stoves i J. P. Newberry of North Da Long.representingCottage Grove i Grange; that any member of the kota, is a visitor here with his H a rm s & Lockw ood s school tioard who are in any way cousin C. H. Brant and family. Stylish Millinery John Carr has been confined to obligated to any architect or i contract be released from such his home for the past few days. For Stylish Ladies Of other goods we obligations and that the school Boils have been the chief trouble. N ew 1913 C re a tio n s sell 1 00 ' lbs. of board be guided by a vote of a Chas. Hall and Dan Woods * majority of the combined build sugar for $4.05 or were up in this vicinity on a fish ing committee, composed of the 2 2 lbs. for $1.00. «usas three directors and the three ing trip, returning home Monday. John Wilcoxen has resigned members of the advisory board. Guaranteed cure for those The vote on director for three his position as night watch and “ run dow n,” ailing Shoes. The day has come, and some years and clerk for one year fol has gone to his home near the COTTAGE GROVE LEADER Grove. The paper that gives you what you want to read time ago, that the farmer must lows: C o tta g e G rove S te a m study his land as does the mer Henry Vaughn and family of Director, A. L. Woodatd 94; chant his stock of goods, as does G. F. King 33; E. R. Spencer 47; Row River were over Sunday vis LAU N ])in^ P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T U E SD A Y the manufacturer his machinery. itors with J. D. McConnell and G. O. Knowles 20. Our land here is rich and fertile, family. One year,________________ $1.50 Prompt Service and For clerk, J. K. Barrett 111; Tailored to your R. C. Woodhurst and wife left Six months,............................... 75 but it must be carefully looked Mrs. Caldwell 72. Woodard and Satisfaction Assured Measure at the last Friday for Aurora Oregon Advertising rates on Application after, or shortly our farmers will Barrett were declared elected. abandon it as “ killed out,” when O scar W oodson, P ro p At a meeting of the board last where they will visit relatives. the fact will be that it is only night, the plans of Vincent & They may decide to locate there. LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY tired of poor tilling. When our Russell of Eugene were recom Bert Sloan and his mother W . C. CONNER, Editor and Manager farmers look after their land mended by the directors, and the moved out Thursday. Bert ex VAN It. PIERCE, - - - Foreman carefully studying its adaptation, sale of the bonds will be expedit pects to go to Eastern Oregon in weigh carefully their stock and ed if possible. the near future to take up a Confections Entered as second-class matter January feed and get the best possible Paints, Oils, Wall Paper homest ad. 25, 1913, at the post office at Cottage results from the combination Ice Creams Painter, Paper Hanger Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March A. F. Kerr and his crew of U. then will land pay a rate of in 3, 1879. And Sodas S. timber cruisers have finished S (o t< e JYcqi< D c p o ^ terest on a value of $150 or even Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service their work on the upper Denner more per acre. G. H. SÖDERSTRÖM, Prop. creek section and moved their Manufactories. outfit here Sunday. Here is a queer coincident: Harness, Saddles, Horse Among those who visited the You may take the dullest and Pictures of the newspaper office Ray Diamond, a 22-year-old Goods, Harness and most prosaic town and erect of the Ishpeming, Michigan, Iron desperado, held up Acting Cash Grove between trains Saturday Shoe Repairing, Pack within its borders a busy, thriv Ore, the paper which was found ier B. P. Smith at Glendale Mon were Mrs. E. Tennis, Mrs. A. Table Supplies, Whitman and daughter Mandy, ard and Petaluma Dress ing manufacturing institution, guilty of libeling Ex-President day forenoon and secured $3,000 Mrs. L. Wilford, Geo. Smith and Cut Flowers Roosevelt, displays a large sign and W ork Shoes. where large numbers of work over the door which reads, “ Iron and made his escape into the Lem Pitts. dense forests surrounding that Something Different men are employed, and a new Ore, A Live Wire Newspaper.” place. City Marshal Green Pitch Henry Landess and wife and United Workingmen’s Loggers in Groceries life is at once imparted te the An Oregon newspaper, which er left Cottage Grove with Mr. Chestnut returned from the place. The dull monotony of the followed the Iron Ore’s example bloodhounds Monday afternoon Champion mine Saturday where during the last campaign, also past gives way to the sound of boasts o f being a “ live wire at the request of Sheriff Quine they have been for the past week and took the evening train for the steam whistle and the clang newspaper.” Is that the one re of Doudlas county. Several citi Cottage Grove. zens fired upon Diamond as he The place to get your Opposite Police Station or of the shop. The streets no quirement to make a newspaper was leaving town and he re The newly organized club that horses shod and good longer look deserted. People eligible to the live wire class? turned the fire, but no one was term themselves the Noisy Nine The place to get the large Repair Work. move with an active restlessness lit. He has been a mill hand at took a joy ride to Row River and doughnut with a small hole. in strange contrast to the times One o f our exchanges wrell Glendale and his father resides other p lints dowrn the line on when no manufacturing was car says that it may be well enough there. No trace of the young a hand car Saturday evening. It Bread Like Mother Never Made ried on in their midst. The live to look out for our grandchil desperado is reported. is understood here that the night liest towns that we have in this dren’s welfare; but they will officer at Row River had to call country are those wholly devoted doubtless be more thankful to out Suj t. Hankin before he could to manufacturing. The dreari have us hand them down a slight get joy riders out of camp. est towns, where dry-rot is visi increase in taxes rather than the A party of Groveites came up ble on every hand, are those horse-killing, wagon-wrecking, on the gasoline car Sunday and wherein no workshops are to be profanity-provoking agologies for were picnieing near here during found. Manufacturing towns roads we have been burdened Plans are well advanced for an the day. A little excitement are not only more active, but as with. There are worse things a rule they are prosperous, as than road bonds. And people appropriate observance o f Inde was caused during the afternoon The Best«___ __ well as being far more enterpris all over the country are waking pendence Day at Cottage Grove. when it was learned that Chas. Beidler one of the party was A creditable parade and program ing and affording better social up to this fact. POULTRY FEEDS CHARCOAL at the city park is provided for, missing, but upon a search being and commercial advantages. The good speakers, good music and made he was found walking up typical manufacturing towns are S H E L L , GRIT There are few towns where to be found in New England, in the stores present a more pleas many games and sports for cash and down the streets reading the signs, and when asked what he fact, the Connecticut river may ing appearance than those of our prizes are being planned. A big OIL M E A L be said to be lined with them. It own town. Our merchants take ball game in the afternoon and a was looking for, he said for the Countj Clerk’s office. CHICK FOOD GROUND BONE is invigorating to the mind, as a pride in the appearance of their grand military ball in the even well as to the sight, to travel! respective places of business and ing will be the closing features MEAT MEAL through these towns, which | such pride is certainly commend of the day. Program later. justly may be termed “ bee hives1 able. That is not all, they carry o f industry.” The air of thrift1 good, clean stocks of merchan- Bridge Condemned. Is bettir than none at all. The and enterprise is everywhere . | disc and their reputation for fair spirit in which a monument is displayed. The proprietors ™ ! dealing draws a splendid patron the industrial institutions, the J age from the surrounding terri The Coast Fork bridge, eon- erected counts more than the tradesmen, the artisans and j tory. necting East and West Cottage j cost. Everything for the Farmer. Wagons, ______________ other citizens exhibit every out - 1 Grove on Main street, was con Buggies, Plows, Seeders, Cultivators ward indication of that content When a man in search of a demned and closed to travel ment and happiness which arise Monday, the result o f the main * and all Kinds of Small Implements. home or business location goes from a prosperous condition. timber span on the north side of j to a town and finds everybody There is a reason for this—a the bridge, breaking under the social as well as a business rea full of hope and enthusiasm over weight o f the city’s steam roller. | son. First, the presence of the prospects of the place, he, It is a wonder that the bridge workshops and factories in , too, soon becomes imbued with did not collapse as the timlier ■ sa[,® the same spirit, drives down his midst of a community is in itself seems to be in a decayed condi-: a source of activity. These in stakes and goes to work with tion. The damage will be tern-! equal interest. stitutions drawing to them daily porarily repaired, pending action I their scores and their hundreds The Yoncalla Times announces the part of the city conn*! o f workmen, bring life and ac that it will cease publication ICl* , " ld » n e w steel bridge tivity, not for a week, or a Aug. 1. It says the simple fact wou 110 doubt, be built at month, but as long as they are is the paper has not been fin a n -once- but from the fact *h«t in operation. But in towns pure- dally appreciated by the citizens nx,ni for a much wider ly commercial, there is a too per- of the town. This is a sad mis- bru,Ke must musi be provided before a permanent bridge is built. ceptibje lack o f life and amma- take o f the citizens of that tion. This can be better observed perous iittie Douglas" coiinto This 0,(1 bridge has been an eye- Stone will show as much respect than described. But to one town. sore to the town for the past and love for the departed one as standing in a manufacturing) ■■■■ several years and the cause of a more expensive stone if you town at the morning hour, at That Pankhurst item was sim- 'much profanity owing to its can afford only the smaller sum. noon, or at night, when the i ply co-incidence, Bro. Bro. Bede, abrubt rise at both ends. Until We have various designs in low- Twenty-five Instructors— Fifty Courses. Distingu^he« . f . - a co-incidence, workmen are wending their wavs Just like those“ things we think” it is repaired or rebuilt, the pub- priced memorials we shall be Eastern Educators added to Regular Faculty. to and from work, there need be ln the “ live wire ” We did not lie will experience considerable idad to submit to you. Umiversitv Dormitories OjK-n. Board and R oom at little said to prove whence the get that item from a Portland inconvenience, as a ford five * 3 “ '0 »Hr w e tk - Reduced Railroad Rates. I or Com- vitality o f the town arises. Work paper, but from a Minnesota ■ pa- blocks south of Main street af- píete Illustrated Catalog, Address O. D. CLAN DON. SWetm.n for manufacturing institutions tier, so the Portland paper must fords the only other means o f lhavr ** plagiarist. - - - travel between East and West for Cottage Grove. tx _ /v lave L been the Cottage Grove. The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene § RESOLUTIONS PASSED. $2.25 and $2.50 With $5 Cash Purchase 1 i Powell & Co. 1 Dr. V . S. Goff DES LAfiZES BROS. Shoe Hospital MENS’ SUITS Woolen Hills Store S. E. McGAVRAN YOUTH ROBS DANK AT GLENDALE Bon Ton Conlectionery E. B. GRABLE The Metsan Shop Painless Parker’s BLACKSM ITH Bakery Joe Baker CELEBRATION JULY 4 IS NOW ASSURED 1 POULTRYMEN Stone to Fit the Purse International Poultry and Stock Food J. S. SPRAY =0 A Moderate Cost W . E. Marsters Roseburg, Ore. University of Oregon Summer School AJ“n: f|13
