Cottage Grove leader., July 29, 1913, Image 8

PROFESSI ONAL CARDS
Back to Gran’pa’s.
J . S. A fc d le y
I ’m goin’ back dow n to g ra n ’p a’s,
I won’t come back no m ore
T o hear rem arks about my feet
A -m uddyin’ up th e floor.
T h ey ’» too m uch said about my clothes,
T he scoldin’s never d one—
I ’m goin’ back dow n to g ra u ’p a’s,
W here a boy kin have someHuu.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Special A tten tio n Cîiven to M ining and
C orporation Law.
Office. W oodw ard B uilding.
»■ractice» in all Court»
W oodwar-l »u ild in a
J . C. J O I I j X S O j K
a tto r n k y a t law
NOTAKY PUBLIC
p b o n e N o. «
C o tta le «'.rovc. Ore
C0RBESP0N
I dug up half h is garden
A ’g ittin ’ w orm s for bait;
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and
children and Mr. and Mrs. John H e said he used to like it
Mrs. M. F. Babcock, who has Skeels and little son were up W hen I laid ahed so late.
been ill for the past week, is re­ from Dallas Sunday in Mr. H e said th a t pie was good for boys
il. W .
M- fi -
A n’ candy m ade ’em grow ;
covering. Mrs. L. 1). Estes has Skeels’ auto.
E f I can ’t go back to g r a u ’pa’s
been working for her during her
Ward
&
Huston
finished
baling
l ’l|y s i c i ^ i )
^Sc o i l sickness.
for Prophet this week. They I ’ll tu rn p ira te fu’st, you knowr.
expect
to begin work around H e le t me tak e his shotgun
Mrs. E. E. DeardorfT, Mr. and
onice in McFarland
A nd loaded it for m e;
Dorena
as
soon as possible.
Mrs.
F.
P.
Wheeler
and
Mrs.
A.
Building, Upataiw.
The
cats they hid o u t in th e barn.
D. Owens visited at the home of
Quite a large 'crowd attended
T he hens flew up a tree.
Office P hone 34. R esidence P h o n e 120J I. H. Veatch Tuesday.
the ice cream social which was I had a circus in the y ard
Mrs. A. L. Chitwood visited given last Saturday evening by W ith tw enty o th er boys—
with Mrs. Claude Wilson Tues­ the Christian Endeavor.
I ’m goin’ back to g ra n ’pa’s,
v u . i j N q i ì A M , Î) M f i day afternoon.
Rev. Smith held preaching ser­ W here th e ^ a in ’t afraid of noise.
J. R. Lynde has been doing vices here last Sunday both H e d id n 't m ake me com b my h a ir
some work for Fingal Hinds the morning and evening.
î)c n tis t
B ut once or tw ice a w eek;
past week.
Bert
Sharp
and
Ralph
Land
He
w asn’t w atcliin’ o u t for w ords
Office P hone 5
R esidence P h o n e 121L
I h a d n 't o rte r speak.
Miss Elsie Deardorff of this were Dorena visitors Sunday.
place, who is taking the nurse’s
Mr. Story visited at his home He told me stories 'b o u t th e war
An' In ju n s sh o t o u t W est—
course at the Portland Sanitari­ in Dorena Sunday.
l ^ i l l^ I t t \ . A j l l i l i S
Ob, I ’m goin' dow n to g ra n ’pa’s
um, underwent an operation last
Successor to Marion V eatcli
Mrs. Will Ward and little F er lie know s w hat boys like best.
week for appendicitis. She is
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND reported as doing nicely.
daughter were Grove visitors
H e even run a race w ith ine,
Monday.
EMBALMER
B ut bad to stop a n ’ cough;
Mrs.
Lloyd
Owens
spent
sever­
phone 132 Y
C ottage d ro v e , Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jennings He ro 'e my bicycle a n ’ laughed
al days at the home of her mother
made a business trip to the Bee’us’ he tum bled off.
last week.
Grove Saturday.
He knew the early apple trees
David Estes and Eugene Miller
C
3 have finished their haling.
W. W. Chrisman and family A round w ith in a m ile—
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COTTAGE GROVE
\
Oh, g rati’pa w as a d andy
were Grove visitors Saturday.
Zena and Mabel Wheeler and
A n’ was " in i t ” all the w hile.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bennett of
\ Hospital rA Sanatarium \ John Veatch’s little daughter Row
River visited friends at Bed I bet you g ra n ’p a ’s lonesom e,
5
\ were blackberrying on the Creek Rock Saturday.
I don’t care w hat you say;
*
Right H ere a t Y o u r Homo
Friday.
I seen him k in d e r c ry in ’
The Misses Lilly Black and W hen you look me away.
Surgical Cases Especial A ttention ^
Mrs. Lillian Robertson of
Grants Pass was visiting at the Myrtle DeSpain were Dorena W hen you t .Ik. to me of heaven,
i X-RAY LABARATORY ¡1 home of her brother, Edmund visitors Wednesday.
W here all th e good folks go,
I
\ Hartley, the latter part of the
Ruthe Jennings made a busi­ I guess I ’ll go to g ra n 'p a ’s,
H
For Further Particulars A ddress
<* week.
ness trip to Eugene Saturday.
A n’ w e'll have good tim es, 1 know .
— Sheldon, Iowa, Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wilson and
Dorena Croakings.
m ìss Florence Green visited in
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Mrs. N. P. Chrisman, who has Dorena Sunday.
One of the Market Troubles.
W .V a * a W ltV 4 % S « V 4 V iV il, .« ,.V been visiting with her daughter.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Currin and
Mrs. Jas. Red ford, returned children visited in Dorena Sun­
The fact that onions from
home Thursday.
day.
Texas, potatoes from California
Southern Pacific Time Table
Cottage Grove Station
and eggs and poultry from points
outside of Oregon are being re­
South Bound
ceived in Portland and in carload
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lots while the farmers in the im­
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mediate
vicinity of the city, as
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The Southern Pacific office is
Marshfield, Or., July 22.—A well as those tributary to the
North Bound
...1:24 a. tn. in receipt of the following letter trunkline hard surface road from railroads leading to this market
...2:10 a. in. from a Japanese:
Roseburg to Coos Bay via Myr­ cannot find a market for their
10:11 a. in.
__ LIN p. in. “ Dear Hon. S. Pacific:
tle Point. Also another trunk I produce at any price, has led the
“ I residing in these Suisun line from Curry county to Ck>- Portland Realty Board to active-
City
and question, please, do en- qi,iii0 via Bandon to connect ■ >y take up the question of es.
E.
R.
R.
Company
0. & s.
gineer
9:30 evening p, m. freight with the main highway is pro- tablishing public markets where
W.
BOUND
Iv HOUND
N o. 2
train necessary blow whistle jeeted.
gardners and farmers may dis-
No. 1
A. M with so long lasting of sounds
STATIONS
A. M Ml*.
That was the sense and senti- P°se °f their produce direct to
y .io
i«v... ___Cottage G ro v e.. ...A r . 12.00 for calling back end brakeman if ment of one of the biggest and the consumer with great benefit
It is stated that the
..............11.16 5 short whistle call would wake best good roads meetings ever to both.
.............. 11.08 my baby and back end brakeman held in Coos county,
fact that farmers cannot sell
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An election will be held, prob- their own erops in Portland
..............lo.11 with same effect each departure?
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..............10.28 Many other trains at crossings abiy in October, to vote $450,000 without a license, and the fur­
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raise same long night noises ¡can- roa(j bonds under the new state ther fact that the commission
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not all lives be safe with less iaw which with $250,000 that is men will not buy from him ex­
T w o extra trains for passenger» o n ly leave
. expected to be the amount real- cept at their own prices, is caus­
C ottage (• rove Saturdays. K xtra train leaves awaking of almost the dead?
.Too p. m ., returning arrives at C ottage Grove
Also recent time of late I ¡ze(j from a ten mill tax will give ing many farmers to allow fruits
at 5:1o p. in.
travel
with hon. employ in love­ a grand total of $700,000 for the and vegetables to go to waste
Subject to change w ith out notice.
A ll outw ard freight to station w here th ere is ly electric lights
Pullman ear construction of permanent roads rather than dispose of them at a
no agent w ill be left at risk o f ow ner.
loss.
“
Aliena’’
and
cannot
find satisfy next year in Coos.
Stage leaves l>isston after arrival o f train on
M onday. W ednesday and Friday for Orseco.
place to lose my watch and
Freight w ill not be received at th e <». & S. K
eagle (510.00) for
Oregon Harvest Time.
K, K. l>epot after 5 p. m . T o in su re forw arding American
Coast Line Is Started.
on u ext train freight m ust l»e delivered in am p le complete safety.
Could not hon.
tim e to perm it o f its being hilled .
It’s harvest time, and o’er the
A. B. W O OD , M a n a g e r Pullman save 25c from every
Grants Pass, Or., July 24.— land the reaper’s music rises,
gentleman in lower berth rate
financial condition by inserting Actual construction work has Cavorts the gentle harvest hand
in smoke room wash place, one | begun on the new California, in daily exercises. While yet
Cottage Grove
small safe deposit box conveni- Oregon & Eastern Railway with the mantle of the night upon the
Transfer Company
ence (10c to porter upon arrival I terminals for the present at j country hovers, and everyone is
at distitution to leave key with Grants Pass in Josephine Coun- sleeping tight (although not un­
H erbert Harrington, Prop.
it), so saving temptation of rot>- ty. Oregon, and Crescent City in der covers), the farm er rises to
bery under pillow.
j Del Norte County, California. invoke the goddess Ceres’ bless-
Fire Proof Feed
“ Thanking you for quiet relief on the coast. Early today 20 ing and urge upon the women
and Storage Barn.
to home and very grateful for teams and men were ordered on folk to hurry with their dressing.
the grade and dirt has been fly- He gives the team their break-
ALL KINDS OF HAULING travel safely.
fast grain before the sun has
Your
truly
ing
all day.
AND HEAVY DRAY WORK
The Public Utilities Commis­ risen, and hastens to the house
Shikaro Takomoto,
Japanese Passenger.” sion of the city council has con­ again to put the hooks to his’n.
Piano Moving a Specialty
The Southern Pacific has an­ tracted with the Interstate Con­ Indeed, while Luna’s shining
Phone, Office 72
swered Takomoto and assured struction Company for the com­ still, with weaker light but kin­
him that it will do all it can that pletion of the road to Wilder- der, he prances down the dewy
“ all lives he safe with less awak­ ville, 10 miles from Grants Pass, hill and hitches to the hinder.
within 90 days and work is to be And then, before the sickle’s
ing of almost the dead.”
continuous and uninterrupted, wrath submitting mute and
The first unit of the road will be tragic, the proud wheat falls.and
F’arcels Change Soon.
municipally owned, the construe-; >n its path the shocks arise like
Standard grades for
Ition company agreeing to take magic. The sun mounts high;
Men, Women and
Washington, July 25. Despite city bonds to the extent of $200,-1 the horses bow their heads, but
Children at prices
which appeal to the
senatorial criticism of the pro- 000 in payment of construction, never falter; the living sacrifices
lean pocket book.
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now they are on Plenty’s altar.
posed reduction in parcel post
rates
and
the
increase
in
the
n
,.
.
;
The
long, hot oven of the day in
COTTAGE GROVE
Runs on Patent Medicine.
endless fury blazes; it crackles.
size of the packages, Postmaster-
: blisters, boils away, demoralizes
General Burleson today an­
nounced he would issue the final
A. A. Wheeler, of Mitchell, S. dazes. Ah, what a toil of ache
orders at once putting the D., found himself six miles from and sweat each broiling, baking
DesLarzes Grocery
changes in effect August 15. home in a Studebaker “ 25” w ith minute! 1 sing the harvest field,
The announcement came after an empty gasolene tank. He you bet, but you won’t catch me
Dairy paj>er wrapper* with the wisdom of making the ran to the next house on gas in it.—Ex.
your name on them them, can changes had Ivon subjected to a from his motor primer, and got a
bo had in large or small quanti­ searching review before the sen- bottle of patent medicine which * It is asserted that the English
,
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language i* growing at the rate
ties at the le a d e r office. 100 for ,
75 cents, 200 for $1.00, or 300 for ate postotnee committee in the earned him two miles to a sup- 0f 5,000 words n year. Yet one
$1.25. 400 for $1.50. or 500 for presence of the postmaster-gi n- ply of kerosene, on which he does very well by sticking to the
end.
completed the trip into town.
old and approved style of words.
$1.75.
Silk Creek Items.
l D r . H . C . S c h le e f:(
A PROTEST AGAINST
PUBLIC HIGHWAY
LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLES
COAST TO R0SE8URG
SHOES
SHOE STORE
Bargains in City and Farm Property
Offered Direct by the Owners.
Farm Home Cheap 155 acres, 60 FOR SALE —10 acres of first
acres in cultivation, good fam­ class bottom land, all in culti­
ily orchard, plenty of pasture,
vation, good improvements,
good 6-room house, good barn,
close in. Would make a first ■
fine spring and creek, 8 miles
class poultry, fruit and vegeta­
south of Cottage Grove. Team,
ble ranch, A bargain at 52,-
wagon, harness, implements,
500.
dkn
some stock, hay and growing FOR SALE One good, large,
crop go with place at only $45 gentle horse. Will work single
per acre, terms.
See the
or double. Inquire of Waldo
Leader.
jef
Miller, phone 26F12.
T IM B E R —F u lly 4,0(H),000 feet,
100
acres, Rood, sound tim b er, 1 mile
from R . R. statio n , key to big body of
tim lier back of th is tra c t, ru nning
w ater fo r flume, 10 o r 15 acres d e a r
laud, fam ily o rch ard , fair house and
b arn , $4,800, term s. Neighl>ors hold
tlieir tim b e r a t $2 p er 1,000.
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, (ine
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.
Fruit and Garden Land— 10 acres,
all but one-hall acre in cultiva­
tion,river bottom, 3 acres young
orchard, 4-room house, barn,
chicken house, two good wells.
Mile and a quarter south of Cot­
tage Grove. Only $2,600. In­
quire of Leader.
Fine new 5-room modern bungalo,
with hath, etc., two lots, close
in, on 9th st. Only 51,5(H). See
the Leader.
Fine Suburban Home—7 ^ acres
fine bottom garden land, 5 acres
in pears, 2 acres garden, fine
new 6-room modern bungalo,
with bath, hot and cold water,
toilet, etc. Good drilled well,
windmill and tank, new barn
and poultry house. Just out­
side Cottage Grove city limits.
Price $3,600, terms. Inquire at
Leader.
F IN E B U SIN ESS L O T .—A well located
business lo t on M ain S tre e t, C ottage
Grove, for sale a t a reasonable price,
or will exchange for desirable resi­
dence p ro p erty in W est C ottage
G rove. See th e L eader alxm t it.
;!5 A C R E S—Good house,
w oodshed,
poultry house, ru n n in g w ater, 2£ acres
in lierries an d g arden, 80 young fru it
trees, sotne good tim ber, 3J acres
slashed, bu rn ed and seeded. W est of
C ottage G rove 2J miles. A nice little
BIO T R A C T C H E A P .—1000 acres, only
m ountain hom e on county road.
4 m iles from C ottage G rove, on main
$1,800. Im p u re a t L eader office.
county road, about 100 acres u n d er
cu ltiv atio n , 200 o r 300 acres young
tim ber, balance good pasture, m uch of A E IN E H O M E .—New (¡-room bungalo,
barn, buggy sh ed , p o ultry houses, OJ
w hich can be easily cleared for c u lti­
acres of fine g arden an d berry land,
vation, fo u r stream s on place, th ree
ru n n in g sp rin g for irrig a tin g , besides
small residences, one good barn. A
large creek, j acre oak p ark , d rille d
g re a t in v estm en t a t $20 p er acre. F in e
w ell, fine d rainage, in W est C ottage
for subdividing. Call on th e Leader.
Grove, only $4,000, term s. In q u ire a t
L eader office.
A Snap—7 room house and about
4 acres of rich fruit or garden
land just outside city limits.
Fine shade trees and sightly lo­
cation. Only $1,000. See the
Leader.
BUSINESS OrENING Grocery
and store building and corner
lot, residence and lot, trade es­
tablished. On Main Street,
Cottage Grove. For further
information, inquire at Leader
office. Farm property taken as
part payment.
For Sale—80 acres timlier, piling
and saw timber, 3 miles from
Cottage Grove, near river. Bar­
gain if taken soon. Sec the
Leader.
m
Fine 5-room residence, lot 65x116,
fruit, berries, close in, $1,800,
terms. “ Leader."
L IT T L E FA R M —A bout 61) acres, h a lf
bottom lan d , balance h ill lan d ; ru n ­
ning w ater, good fam ily o rchard, fa ir
buildings, 1 m ile from C ottage G rove
city lim its on good co u n ty road, only
$3,500 term s. A pply to L eader
SUBURB H O M E .—Tw o acres, 20,(HH)
straw b erry p lants, gooseberries, logan­
berries, and fru it, n eat 5 room co ttag e,
p o ultry yards, ru n n in g w ater all th e
year, fine garden spot on creek b ank.
On west Main street, only $1,200. In -
cpiire a t L eader office.
B A R G A IN .—F o r Sale or T rad e— 80
acres, 25 in cu ltiv atio n , balance second
g ro w th tim ber, 4 m iles from C ottage
G rove, half m ile to 11. It. station and
school, new 0 room bouse, barn,
chicken bouses, etc. G ood sp rin g s
and ru n n in g w ater, fam ily orchard,
125 trees bearing, about 4(H) young
fru it trees. W ill sell or tra d e for tow n
property. In q u ire a t L eader office.
T E N A C R E P E A R O R C H A R D --T rees
3 years old, fine rich san d y bottom
land, only one m ile from C ottage
G rove post office. F in e for berries
and vegetables lietween trees. $2.750,
w ant $1 2(H) cash, $550 in one year at
7 per cent, $1,000 in tw o years a t 0 per
cent. 5 per cen t discount for all cash.
A ddress the Leader.
California Home For You.—Half
acre lot and modern, new, 5-
roomed, plastered bungalo, with
hath and toilet, value $2.500, on
improved street close in, at Up­
land, population 3,000, 40 miles H ere I t Is!—O ne-tliird of an acre, good
east of Los Angeles, on Santa Fe tw o-story house, 7 room s, lots o f fru it
and berries, good g ard en , close in.
railroad, and in heart of orange,
$1,300.
dbc
lemon, apricot and peach belt, 9
packing houses. Will sell or How Docs This Suit You?—8 acres
exchange for ranch property
in Spray’s tract, (Cedar Park)
1 3-4 miles east of Cottage
near Cottage Grove. See the
('•rove, good fences, 700 prune
Leader.
trees, 1200 gooseberries, water
Bargain.— Good two horse hack
right for irrigating.
Cheap,
$130.
Mower, rake and feed
half cash.
Inquire at Leader
cleaner. Complete house mov­
office or of K. G. O. Groat.
ing outfit and a 175-acre farm.
60 acres in cultivation, all level Fine Little Farm—80 acres, 50
except 30 acres good timber, and
acres in cultivation, good bot­
new house, barn, etc., 550 per
tom land, balance pasture, all
acre. See Thomas Allen, this
good agricultural land, 3 miles
city.
east of Cottage Grove, house,
barn, poultry houses, etc., run­
Sunny California Tracts— 10 acres
ning water. With all farm im­
and up, only 13 miles northeast
plements and horse, only 587.50
of State Capitol, on S. 1’. R. R.,
per acre. Terms. On good
near Antelope, fine level land,
county road and railroad. Ask
in orange, lemon, almond and
the Leader about it.
alfalfa belt, only $125 per acre,
easy terms. Inquire of leader. Two Good Modern Cottages, rent
for 518 per month, two lots on
Alfalfa Land One to 3 1-2 miles
paved street, close in, only
of Orland, Cal., from 5 acres
$2,4(H). See the Leader.
up at $150 to $210 per acre,
with plenty of water for irri­ Attractive Offer—Six lots just out­
gating. one-fifth cash, balance
side tlie city on the south,
one-tenth each year, no pay­
fenced and in cultivation. Only
ment for two years, 6 per cent,
$3.60. 1 1-2 acres, 6-rooni cot­
sandy loam, no gravel, will
tage. with bath, good out-build­
grow alfalfa, lemons, oranges,
ings, berries, running water, one
olives and all kinds of fruits
block from paved street. Only
and vegetables. Inquire at
$2,6(H), terms. See the Leader.
Leader office.
(lint)
Bottom I.and—Over 12 acres rich 58(H) Offer—40 acres, fenced on
sandy bottom. 1 mile out, $200
three sides, 5 or 6 acres for gar­
in small house and other im­
den. family orchard,two springs,
provements, tract in crop $2100.
cabin, some building material,
7 room modern cottage, 4 fine
piling timber, woodland pasture,
lots, barn, woodshed, lots of
4 miles from Cottage Grove,near
frnit, close in. A bargain. See
railroad and school. Good place
the Leader.
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for poultry and stock. Terms.