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Orrin Robinson Dead. THE BOLDEN RULE STOKE Didn’t Like California. Orrin Robinson, a well known pioneer citizen of this city died soon after noon today at his home in West Cottage Grove a f ter a brief illness. He was aged nearly 70 years and for many years was engaged in logging in the lumber camps o f this county before the ox-teams were put out of business by the donkey engines. He was familiarly known as “ Red Shirt” Robinson from the fact that he always wore red flannel shirts and rare ly winter or summer was seen wearing a coat or vest. He was a unique character and enjoyed the esteem of a very wide circle of acquaintances. A wife and son survive him. Funeral ser vices will E>e conducted from the Mills chapel at 11 o’clock Thurs day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller, who sold their little farm home near this city last summer and went to California to reside, re turned home last week, not very School Tablets, Pencils favorably impressed with Cali fornia. They visited Corning, Ink, Pens and Sundries Napa, Petaluma and Santa Rosa and also Phoenix, Arizona, but did not find any opportunities for investment better than is af forded in Oregon. In fact, the weather was extremely hot and malaria prevails in most of the irrigated sections o f California. Fruit and Vegetables in Season Napa and Petaluma pleased Mr. Flour, Feed, Bacon and Lard and Mrs. Miller, but there acre age tracts run from $500 to $1000 Candies and Tobaccos per acre for desirable property. They say the only advantages in those locations are better mar kets. Before re-locating in Ore gon, they will probably visit and look over the Newberg, Mon mouth and Salem sections of the PHONE NO. 9 Willamette Valley. They said The steel stringers for the new four car loads of returning Ore 9th street bridge are being gonians came in from California LATEST STYLES AN D COLORS placed on the ground. Grave with them. and sand is being hauled for the piers for the new steel Main street bridge. The first story of A mass meeting has been call the Cooper and Churchill brick is up. The brick work for the ed for Wednesday evening at the second story of the Masonic Commercial Club parlors for the temple is about compieted purpose of discussing the meas The concrete basement is ures to be voted upon at the at>out completed for the new forth-coming special election, and brick high school and some of to urge the women especially to COTTAGE GROVE LEADER ~es=S5— The paper that gives you what you want to rea<l the frame work is up. Severa register, so they may participate O u p F ü n n ' fine new bungalos are springing in the election. All are invited. up in the new Cooper addition P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y M a n ’ s C a l u m i and also in the new Woodard ad One year,_________________ $1.50 dition. The street paving work Six months,_______________ .75 Sometimes a word to the wise is nearly all completed for the Editor Leader: Advertising rates on Application is too much. Co-operation carried to its season. Phone Did the Grangers get., the logical conclusion will eliminate No. |3 W . C. C O N N E R , Editor and M anager Sentinel’s goat last Saturday? all duplicated effort. It exem C O N F E C T IO N E R Y Are the talk o f the town plifies efficiency in distribution And many a good husband Entered as second-class matter January We are serving hot Chick They have the tone and 25, 1913, at the post office at Cottage hasn’t the nerve to be other as well as it does in production. The city school report for the Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March wise. en Tomales, Hamburger quality which pleases. No one interested in the prob month ending Oct. 3, shows a to 3, 1879. Sandwiches and Chili Con When the lion lies down with tal attendance o f 495, 249 boys lem o f the ever increasing cost Carne. Finest of Confect the lamb, look inside for the Trade at the Home Stores. and 246 girls. There are 75 toys of living can consistently deny lamb. ions. Call and see us Make the Home Dollar Circulate. and 90 girls over 14 years o f age, the tendency of co-operation to Get New Enterprises to Locate Here. Swengel Hardware Co. Don’ t judge by appearances. distribute the products o f the Put Your Money in Homelnvestments. McFarland & Plaster Men who wear diamond pins oft which shows the upper grades to be strong. There is an enroll soil. Co-operative fruit growers’ Heating Stoves—over 60 en have money. associations and dairy associa ment of 109 in the high schoo to make a selection from. A ‘ ‘smart alec” is seldom pop wonderful Never have we had as large and ular. This applies to newspapers which will be increased to at least tions have made 125 when prospective students progress in the last few years. select line of fall hats and all kinds Patent Roofing Roof paint While it is stated that registra as well as to individuals. of fall millinery as now. W e invite How happy the children are, enter, not all having returnee The local associations are grad the ladies to call and inspect our tion of voters closes Saturday ually developing district associa Cottage Qrove Steam from the hop field and orchards evening Oct. 18, it should be re to be in school again. ‘ ‘Readin’ , new goods. ’ ritin’ , and ’ rithmetic!” tions and these may combine, to yet. Total days attendance 6932, membered that the books close at Some Cottage Grove people neither absent or tardy 386, per cover larger fields. This phase Eugene at that time and they Prompt Service and of co-operation brings mutual never borrow trouble. They just cent attendance 97.7 plus. must close at least two days ear go to Springfield and buy it. Satisfaction Assured economy to the producers. lier here in order to be recorded About tbe only conclusion that can The Rochdale co-operative idea As a big hunter, the Colonel be drown from the alphabetical air For men, women and child Oscar Woodson, Prop at the county seat by the even- is being carried forward by the ren. All colors, maroon, car curves o f the French aviator la that ing of the 18th. So registration ifwJ U doubtless be found soon in dinal, navy, white, tan, etc. r w in the jungles of New York punc the letter “S” stands for so niuny dif consumers for the very same will close in south Lane, Oct. 16. turing that tiger. ferent things. reason. Certain municipalities When an old bachelor decides “ I am going out of office with system of Authorities at the University o f W is are establishing a less money than I had when I to get married he keeps as mum consin have forbidden tbo queer trade between toth producers went in and I will not be a can on the subject as if he were dances, as have the better hotels In and consumers. Municipal mar N ew York city. These are sigus o f re didate for re-election.” The about to rob a safe. kets present to us another phase turning sanity. above statement was made a few I f the present tendency in Paints, Oils, Wall Paper o f co-operation in the problem of days ago by Govornor West at a women’s dress is carried much Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service Efforts to suppress the African can distribution. meeting o f the Emergency farther, it will put the dress Painter, Paper Hanger C. H. SÖDERSTRÖM , Prop. nibalistic organization known as the Board at Salem. The governor makers out of business. We can view all this economic •'Leopard society” would probably be S {oi«c JVcqp ÌJepoJ has made the statement that he An exchange remarks that the more successful if the spots were re phenomena with complacency will not be a candidate for re- moved with an ax. for such development will event election so often that possibly he man who uses religion as a cloak- ually evolve one system col now begins to believe it himself. in this world, may have more use The discovery of dlctophones In the H igh grade Fam ily Groceries for a smoking jacket in the next. Chicago city hall need not disturb the lectively owned and democratic Carries the best line of Dress and of the Best Brands, pure, fresh I'robably some one is just ally managed, bringing about the W o rk Shoes in t6wn, all G uaran The newspaper ad oftimes A new agricultural wizard has officials. and wholesome. Cranberries, teed Goods. Prices lowest. getting a record o f the proceedings for brings a merchant business weeks propagated cherished ideal o f economy, an onion that is vaudeville purposes. nuts and fruits. Can save you money on Harness, after it was inserted in the local minus the odor. What in the which rests upon the highest e f Gloves, Suit Cases and winter Lap paper. The Leader Editor re world is the use o f having an Despite the partial failure o f the Kobes. ceived a recent order for poultry onion if it is not able to advertise corn crop there will be a naUonnl ficiency possible to conceive. The type o f municipal market, from a little ad published in a its business? Thanksgiving this year as usual. poultry paper more than a year W ord comes from Cape Cod that the which requires householders to It is related that a traveling ago. The ad had been cut out of cranberry crop la O. K. go out after their supplies should the paper and held for future man called up the Southern Paci be eliminated. The best plan fic depot and asked if the even An Engllsh ertile of American man The place to get your Practical Painting reference. It is ban! to figure for the solution o f the food sup ing train was on time. This is ovra snys tliat American men do not out the exact returns from judic- horses shod and good Paperhanging ous advertising, but its a big the reply he got: “ On time,cause even luiow how to "alt up.” That ply problem can be carried out Repair Work. mny be, but lt must be admltted that unknown.” paying investment. >y the state government. Decorating we know how to take notlce. More than two million farmers A commission having for its Oregon has ever-bearing apple in the United States use the tele Only a half dozen women cab driv chief official the state food com Let me figure on your work, i trees, blackberry bushes and phone. It seems, sometimes, on ers are left In P hi I s , nml six years ago ran sell W A L L PA PE R cheaper missioner should establish dis strawberries and grandmothers rural lines, as if they wert* all there were twenty times as many. It Horses for sale- Saddle horse, tV.an any one in town. Phone No. with red cheeks and bright eyes using it at the same time, says looks as If Frenchwomen didn't take tributing centers in every town driving horse and work horse. 116 —J. who are frequently mistaken for the Brownsville Times. kindly to legalized brigandage. and city. At these points food For particulars write or call on their daughters. Manufacturer. R. E. Lacky, Cottage Grove. should to received from the pro Tho second bankruptcy o f a well ducers and cold storage facilities It is unlawful to hunt on any The Goat, the Cottage Grove known and once |>opulnr night restau Fine Small Pear Orchars and Garden inclosed land without theowner’s socialist paper, and the Milwau rant In the white light region testifies should be provided. Each cen anew to the proverbial fickleness of permission whether trespass no ter should he equipped with de- kee, Ore., Alliance, the socialist New York '« after theater appetite. tices arc posted or not. Some An acre of fine land one block ivery trucks. Early in the paper published by C. W. Bar- The Weekly Oregonian and the Junction hunters faund this out zee, have been consolidated and New York Is boasting of hnvlng pro morning these would deliver from paved street, running water Leader toth from now until -Jan. to their sorrow last week. will hereafter be issied as “ The duced the biggest book In the world. milk. The delivery of ice in the for irrigation plant, 70 D 'A n jo u 1, 1915 for only $1.75. This will Many a man wants more vim Goat, ” under the Goat manage No; It doesn't contain an alphabetical same trucks could follow the and Bartlett pear trees 4 years old, give you a lot o f good reading some berries, an ideal home site, in his home paper, when at the ment. Mr. Barzee will E>e asso list o f N ew York officeholders, with an Itemized atatement o f the debt of the early morning delivery o f milk. for fruit, garden, berries and poul for the long winter months. This same time he is carrying a few ciated with Dr. Bailey K. Leach, city. offer good for a short time only. Later vegetables and mill pro try, only $650. W h y buy a lot The Oregonian____ _______ $1.50 dollar’s worth of its vim in his of Bandon fame, in the publica tion of a new socialist paper at duced foods of the most econom when you can get this miniature The Leader.................____ $1.50 pocket. N ow that so many women make their Portland, to be known as “ Jus farm for a little more. See Leader. own living Instead o f Just asking for ical standardized sizes could he tice.” The leader will continue Thaw, Jerome, Sulzer and money whenever they want It It '■ no distributed. All duplication of Total $3.00 Murphy appear to be the most *° P***111 the Goat for its publish more than natural that the season'« * Young Mule for Sale delivery service to be eliminated. Four Special for a short time, toth ers. designs for women's dress should In prominent citizens of New York. clude pockets. A bill should be drafted incor months old. Mammoth stock, papers 15 months for only $1.75 black, mare. Apply to A. J. Stev cash. Feathered World, an ex- porating this co-operative idea Oregon is to have a log build- A Oreek Is constructing In P a rt, a ens. Divide. Oregon. ol6 ce.lent poultry journal, FREE W ant a<L In the Columlma (O.) P I* ing to house its exhibits at the bottle Shaped Whose design w as and passed by the use o f the ini with above mentioned papers. Panama-Pacific Exposition. revealed to him In a dream and In patch: "Itenpectable ehterlv lady wants a ».'(nation aa grandmother to a good tiative and referendum law and , . 1 ' which he expects to ernos the Atlantic Subscribe for the Leader and Backbone without horse-sense , to New York. All he needs to do is to homo." That ought to meet with an have our state government re to served with the news while it I f you want all the news o f is a dangerous and undesirable have another dream ami And hlmaetf Instant reapona«. Think of the grand- flect an advance spirit of co is red hot. don’ t be satisfied with motherless homes In this great and theGrove country “ first handed,” qualification. ( on Broadway. re-hash. operation. D o n M c K in n o n . populous country) you rniijt read the Leader. Heavy Fall Shoes For the wet season. Neat Styles and Waterproof. See this New Line for Men ^ Women and Children be- fff)) fore you buy. LATEST STYLES LOWEST PRICES RUFF - NECK SWEATERS W E S T SID E GROCERY 'Ï Give Us a Trial V in s o n & W a y la n d Improvements Progressing. Mass Meeting Wednesday. ■J ABOUT OUR. ADVERTISERS Powell & Co. Co-operative Distribution. Schools Showing Up Well. V It Will Pay You to W atch this De partm ent for Real Bargains and Business Tips. The Elite Monroe’s Photos r At the Bridge Notice to Voters. FA h it A[ITthIJviFtfjY.. THE VOGUE LAUNDRY RUFF NECK SWEATERS W oolen^ Mills Store Bon T od ConiectiODery Confections Ice Creams And Sodas S. E. McGAVRAN E. B. GRABLE The Metsan Shop 1 i Something Different J. C SMOOT BLACKSMITH i Joe Baker Oregonian and Leader. â
