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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1913)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER j The paper that given you what you w ant to read j $ I P U B L IS H E D EVERY TUESDAY One year,............................ $1.50 Six months,_________________ .75, Advertising rates on Application Entered as second-class matter January ! 25, Î913, at the post office at Cottage i Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March , :s, 187>). Reading for Winter? j The W eekly Oregonian Cottage Grove Leader The Feathered World Worth of Papers Short Time, Only Oregonian and Leader. The Weekly Oregonian and the Leader both from now until Jan. 1. 1915 for only $1.75. This will | give you a lot of good reading for the long winter months. This o ffe r good for a short time only. | The Oregonian __________ $1.50 The Leader ______________ $1.50 .«o o o o r Fine Poultry Journal Free. Total $3.00 Special for a short time, both papers 15 months for only $1.75 cash. Feathered World, an ex cellent poultry journal, FREE with above mentioned papers. © u p F u n n With every cash subscription to the Leader or renewal we will give a years subscription to the M exico Is a regular chameleon. “ Feathered W orld,” a fine poul- try journal published at W alla I f you seek sincerity you can And it It’s easier to hear o f ghosts Walla, absolutely free. Only 25 In the wug of u dog's tail. subscriptions taken on this basis. than it is to see them. Better call early. According to a Delaware judge, idle The latest health fad of Eng lish women is to wear their hair ness is a crime; also a disease. unconfined. M a n ' s C o l u m n Will Organize Piano Class. What has become o f the old fashion ed year with four well dellned seasons? Peanuts are said to be valuable I will re-organize my class in for oil as well as for baseball piano about Oct. 1, at my resi games and circuses. dence at 1028 Adams street. Columbus could never have Would be pleased to meet form sailed across the sea if he had er pupils and new ones as well. not had an ocean to do it. Mrs. Nellie-Richmond Griswold. An eastern editor sarcastically remarks: “ The biggest trust on earth is the country newspaper. THOMAS FRANKLIN. It trusts everybody, gets cussed for trusting, mistrusted for cuss Elected Republican Congressman ing, and if it busts for trusting, From Fifth District of Minnesota. gets cussed for busting.” New York has added 500 policemen to the rolls. Those New Yorkers are deads for punishmeut. A sister ship to the Iinperntor Is to be bu ilt This is the day in which the sou. if not tbo earth, has giants. Dogs nttired In slit skirts appeared at a hall at Dlnnrd. France—a costume for greyhounds, not dachshuuds. Ity sentencing a tango dancer to six months in prison Germany shows Its Intention to take the tang out o f tango. Spoilsmen on public payrolls are of no value to that part of the community that does the work ami pays the taxes. Reading Character. Careful l ’areut—Before 1 can give consent to your proposed marriage to oiy daughter I must know something lbout your character. Su itor-C er tainly, sir, certainly! Here is loy oank hook. Careful Parent (after a d a n c e )-T a k e her. my son, aud b* happy.—London Tlt-BIta. The latest drink in Washington is known as Wilsonade. Imt unsuccessful oliico seekers complain that it is a hit ta rt There It a Difference. W hat Is the difference between a ;m dle and a Scotsman's baby? T h t tme Is a child’s cot and the other Is a Scot.'s child.-London Tit-Bits. I.et us believe we cau nud hope «he rest.—De Plnod The Place to Buy Your Fine Organ for sale— In Washington.—'The United States In fantry association, the organization o f the infantry olUcers o f the United States army, gave out an interview with Senator George E. Chamberlain of Oregon, chairman o f t-he senate com/uittee on m ilitary affairs, in the course of which Senator Chamberlain came out flatfootedly in favor o f plac ing the army on a better w ar footing than is the cuse at present “ As long,” says Senator Chamber- lain. “ as w e maintain the Monroe doc trine, retain the Philippines, control the Panama canal and dominate the Pucllic, which is our m anifest destiny, we must have an arm y adequate to cure for these conditions and meet emergencies. "N o one advocates a large standing army in this country, hut w e ought to have as a m ilitary organization an army o f efficient officers and drilled men which can be augmented by train ed men from a reserve and supple mented by the national guard o f the states. “ There has been a great deal o f gen eral discussion as to the necessity of better preparation fo r sudden war emergencies, and thero seems to lie quite a unatdmuus opinion that at the present time our arm y is w holly in adequate ow ing to the methods that have been employed. 1 am heartily in favor of such changes and improve ments in the arm y as w ill meet exist ing conditions. W e ought not to leave ourselves in an attitude where w e fear the possibility o f invasion by Japan on the Pacific const or by any other foreign country on our Atlantic coast, nor in apprehension ns to what might happen to our troops in case o f inter vention in Mexico beenuse the army is inadequate fo r emergencies. "T h e present session o f congress lias been occupied with matters which have taken all tlie time, so that little attention has been given to questions good Leave your dray and transfer orders with Goff, the shoe doc tor, or ’phone 72. new, for $5.75. office. Inquire at this A Nice L ittle House and 4 acres, sandy loam, small orchard, just outside the citv limits. Cheap. W O R K H O R SE FO R S A L E . Call at Leader. fb p W ill take part pay in hay or grain. Inquire of H. H arring A Good Trade.— A good close in corner lot 62 1-2x200 feet in ton, the transfer man. Merrill, Klamath county, in al Fine A ir Brush and full outfit falfa belt, good two-story for show card w riting for sale house, 7 rooms," improved cheap. See the Leader. premises. Will exchange for town or country property at Horse, harness and buggy. A Cottage Grove. Apply to nifty outfit. Only $ ¿ 00 . See ! Leader. See photo. M. P. G arroti tte. 3 1-2 Acres— Running water, 4- room cottage, barn, poultry Good 3 1-4 inch wagon for sale houses, buggy shed, lots of cheap. See it at Sprays, or ap berries, good garden land, ply to Geo. Brown young family orchard, just outside city limits. $1,500. Phil For Sale or Trade— Good,desirable ip Jones. property. Inquire of W . H. Blair. Another Snap.— 15 acres, good 7- For Sale Cheap, One acre, new five-room house. Small fruit. Outside city limits, Inquire at this office. bje room house, fine spring piped to house. V ery good garden land. A n ideal poultry ranch. Just outside of town. Price $2600. See the Leader, I . About 11 acres cleared, 80 Acres 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 Foothill Ranch 80 acres, 2 1-2 miles west of Cottage Grove, good G-room house, good barn, 30x40 feet, with wagon or stock shed, spring w ater for house and barn, fine garden, 15 acres cleared, 2,- 000,000 feet fine saw timber. Good Buy— 25 acres, 1 1-2 miles south of town on Pacific Lots of berries, half mile from Highw ay, 3-room house, macadamized county road. $40 about 15 acres under cultiva per acre. See the Leader. II. O. tion, about one acre timber, Acreage Home— About 1 acre, balance easily prepared for good 7-room house,deep drilled plow, much of it sub-irrigated, well, poultry park, fine bear about six acres under irriga ing fruit trees, berries, on tion, two acres or more good Second Street. Only $1,800. celery ground. Price $3,500 W ill sell half o f lot. ejl w bf The Inside of a Shoe A fter hie experience with the mill tnntx John Rull will probably welcome war with the mad mullah as an agree able change. The Star on the heel means Honest Shoes Speculation ns to what the new Tem pli- o f Peace stands for suggests that It will have to stand for much that It doesn’t want to. Maybe after awhile science will spell all the months with an “ r.” and w e can have oysters the year round. Won't Unit he nice? Though M. Pegoud can successfully loop the loop in tile air. there are oth ers who come to grief liy getting olT a street ear backward. GUNS AND AMMUNITION SW ENGEL HARDW ARE CO. FOR SALE Asserts That if Monroe Doctrine Is condition, cost $125, will sell for Good Work Team, weight about Maintained, Philippines Retained, $30 if taken soon. Apply to 2,500, harness and wagon for Canal Controlled and Pacific Domi the Leader. sale. Inquire o f I. A. Randall, nated Improvement! Must Be Made. South 6th st. Measure to Increase Efficiency. A $12 baby carriage, nearly The German explorer oaten by ran Thoto by American Press Association. nIbals while searching for radium in ■E H A T O R O llO lIO E E . C H A M B E R L A IN . New Guinea at least managed to pene trate the unknown interior. o f national defense until the acute sit uation in Mexico has brought home to A London burglar broke Into a house us the unprepared state of this nation to take a Imth. And yet iconoclasts to face a sudden war. I f there should have tried to shake public belief in the not 1»; a peaceful termination of the Englishman's devotion to hi» till). Mexican trouble temporary w ar meas ures anil makeshifts would have to lie The Prince o f Monaco avers that lie adopted, as has been the case at the has booked a Prlmnldlclitliys proftm- beginning o f every other w ar in tills disslmils at a depth o f 2U.UUO feet. It country, all o f which have been disas takes a prince to toll a real lish story. trous and expensive on account of their experimental character. A Boston social worker Is disturbed “ A t the regular session o f congress because poodles bring fl.imtl and bn- the subject of l icreasing m ilitary effi hies only ¡Ml). Would it not he better ciency must be considered. The sec If the bniiles were not for sale at any retary o f war has taken a pronounced price? position on the subject, and w e w ill aw ait his detinite recommendations By sandwiching Judicious hunger j with a great deal o f interest. strikes between regular living the mil “ “ I am not prepared now to say what O W 11 KRIS in C o t t a g e G r o v e c a n y o u g e t a n y t h i n g in Itant suffragettes are reducing the cost should be done. The plans and details o f living to (lie tlnesl i-olnt yet at must I»- worked out by men o f experi th e h a r d w a r e line c h e a p e r o r b e t t e r th a n fr o m ns.* ence and Judgment, but It Is plainly Stiletto and Zenith Carpenter Tools both fully warranted by us. tained. apparent that improvements must be Builders’ Hardware, Hinges, Ixicks, fine door and window sets. The parcel post Is vindicated. A pie made and the arm y put in condition to I«arge stock o f Guns and Ammunition for the hunters. has been sliipissl via tills route. Also meet the requirements o f the nation. the self contro! o f mall agents has “'rile formation o f a reserve corps is been vindicated. The pie reached Its a very difficult matter and one with destination. which we have not had experience in this country. W e cannot pattern on " I t Is becoming more and more evi the lines o f continental countries dent.” says Punch, “ that something which have a conscription method of must lie done to brighten crick et” tilling tlie ranks o f the armies and con Throw ing pop bottles at the umpire trol nil available men for military serv ice. Our nrmy is a volunteer organi might do i t zation. The Tegular army man’ is a A yenr ago all cities were to have voluntary soldier, who can return to markets in which the consumer might other occupations at the end o f his buy fo r less and the producer might term o f enlistment. sell for a little more than before. “ A t all events. It seems certain that the country is becoming aware o f the Where are they? Unprepared condition o f our army and The rase o f the Chicago baby not a will sustain con ,-rvss in making snch year old that required an operation changes as seem necessary to place for appendicitis rather knocks out the army upon a footing to meet emer some o f the theories aa to the cause of ■reticles nnd secure the honor and In teg.-lty o f the nation." that sort o f trouble. N SING WANTS NATIONAL RESERVE As nuttimn is upon us the people who cannot tell a mushroom from a toadstool saouui he restrained by their . rlends. No Change. Little W illie had been present at a rhrlstenlng o f a baby cousin and had taken great interest in the ceremouy. A few days later he had to be vacci nated, and when the operation waa over he Inquired o f the doctor, "W h u t’a oiy name now?" C LA S S IF IE D Senator Chamberlain Would Put It on Better Footing. W . C. CONNBK, E ditor and M anager Trade at the Home Stores. Make the Home Dollar Circulate. Get New Enterprises to Dorate Here. Put Your Money in Homelnvestments. NEEDS OF ARMY POINTED OUT Come to our Store and see this Cut Shoe SOLE LEATHER H B U ») .10 LEATHER S01XSÏ T h e Inside o f a Shoe It is a lamentable fact that 90% o f all shoes sold for less than $4.00 contain substitutes for leather in the heels, counters and soles. You pay pure leather prices for this shoddy. Pure shoe Legislation ii pending in Congress and many different States, W e heartily endorse it, because pie rights of 100 million people are greater than those of a few hundred manu- facturers. W e have one of the ‘ ‘Our Family” shoes cut up so you can see just how it is made. The uppers are made of the finest Box Calf or Velour Leather. The heels, counters and soles arc of 'enuine sole leather. No substitutes or leather are ever used. Come and see the “ Onr Family” and other “ Star Brand” shoes. Then i cut up an old shoe that has failed to give satisfactory service and note the vast difference in construction and material used. You will then know why “ Star Brand Shoes Are Better.” You can get “ Our Family” shoes for Men, Boys and Youths at $2.00 to $3.50; also for Women, Misses and Children at $1.50to$2.75. You will find it is the best every-day shoe you have ever worn. T h e “ Our F a m ily ” and other ‘ ‘ Star B ra n d ” shoes are sold by 20,000 pood merchants. W e are special agents in this section. " S t B r a n d Shoes Are Better * Burkholder-Woods Company- j Reliable Harness The Catalogue House A catalogue lists a double w ork harness, 10 L 2316 at 74-, I will supply farmer or tcam- witli the same harness at the same priee plus $1.00 for freight. BEALS
