Cottage Grove leader., January 27, 1914, Image 4

The Cottage Grove Leader ^
THESE HENS ARE SHOCKING.
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W. C. CONNER, Editor and Manager.
Entered as Second-Class mail matter in the post office at Cottage
Grove, Oregon, under the provisions of the Act o f March 3, 1879
His Auto.
She’s sleeping out in the garage,
And I ’ve got a rest at last
And not arrested every day
For speeding my car too fast.
Not an arrest in Springfield
since Jan. 1st, 1914, says the
Springfield Star. Wonder why?
A party of four has about as
much to fear from a cougar as
from a field mouse. Oregonian.
From the way the tango is be­
That carburetor devils not,
ing prohibited, it is easy to for-
No punctures make me weep,
see good business for the danc­
And gasoline, O gasoline,
ing teachers.___________
W ho cares ifyou’rehigh orcheap?
Is that blamed differential oiled,
The transmission all right,
And is the motor full of oil
And all the nuts screwed tight?
Statistics showing the gigantic
success of the parcel post makes
the express campanies look posi­
tively haggard.
Here is the list of officials to
be elected from the state at large
this year, and the salary of each.
United States Senator, at $7500
a year.
Governor, at $5000 a year.
Members of Congress from
First, Second and Third districts,
at $7500 a year.
State Treasurer, at $1500 a
year.
Attorney-General, at $36¡)0 a
year.
Four Justices o f Supreme
Court, at $4500 a year.
State Superintendent o f Public
Instruction, at $3000 a year.
State Labor Commissioner, at
$3000 a year.
State Engineer, at $3000 a
year.
State Railroad Commissioner,
at $4000 a year.
F ly F ro m T h o ir B e a k s W h e n
T h e y Peck a t Y ou.
I West Side Grocery |
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London. — liaising fow ls on electricity
has proved a profitable experiment
with T. Thorne Maker. Under elec­
trical treatment he declares that chick­
ens can be grow n at tw ice the usual
rate with half the usuul food.
On the farm where the experiments
were conducted an intensive poultry
bouse was electrified. The current
was applied fo r ten minutes every
hour during the day.
Six chickens
only out o f a total o f 400 died, show­
ing a mortality o f only 1.5 per cent,
when the usual mortality la 50 per
cent during the summer season.
The chickens were ready for mar­
ket in five weeks as against the usual
three months.
The vitality o f the treated chickens
wns remarkable. In stead o f running
awny when one approached the screen,
'hey would peck vigorously ut an ex­
tended hand, every peck giving a dis­
tinct shock to the owner o f the hand,
but apparently the electricity was not
felt by the chickens. Sparks flew from
their beaks, but this caused them no
concern.
DUPED OF $129,000,000.
Dr. C. J. Smith probably ex­ S TA TE LEG ISLATO RS EXCLUDED.
This, It will lie noted, does not
pects to get the votes of the
Smith family in his race for the take into account members o f the P u b lic L o s t M T a il h is S w In in d T le w s . o Y e a r s by
governor’s office, and if he does State Legislature, who are elect­
Washington.—A loss o f $129,000,000
ed at the same time.
Sixty
he will stand a good show.
In two years by the unsuspecting pub­
members o f the lower house and lic through fraudulent use o f the mails
And I ’ ll work to pay her bills.
Sir Thomas Lipton will be one 15 o f the 30 Senators must be has stirred the |iostnl authorities to
l id she run me into debt?
of the exhibitors at the SanDiego chosen on November 3.
renew their efforts to deny the mailing
Well, yes; there that last smasliup-- Exposition, his exhibit taking
Two more candidates for the privileges to pel-sons or firms whose
operations may be tainted with “ get-
the form of a Ceylonese tea gar­
I ’m paying on that yet.— Ex.
office of county commissioner has
den, surrounded by a tea planta­ appeared and liled their nominat­ rich-quiek” and other false promises.
Reliance upon the courts has proved
tion.
Business is mostly a battle.
ing petition wjth the county ineffective, according to W. II. Lamar,
An eastern man by the name clerk. They are Rinhold Papen- assistant attorney general for the post-
Who is not for good roads is
of Lewis C. Beebe has purchased fus of Pleasant Hill, who ran for ofHce department, whoso annual report
for mud holes. There is no mid­ the Drain Nonpareil. He gets the office two years ago as an in­ was made public.
“ Criminal proceedings are necessa­
dle ground.
out an interesting and neat little dependent candidate, and John rily slow." says the report, "and by
F. Volgamore of Marcóla. Both
More and more new subscrib- paper, and the Leader wishes are seeking the nomination on means o f appeals and other methods
him
success.
the execution o f sentence is deferred
bers for the Leader. Thanks,
the republican ticket. About the for long periods, during which the con­
some more.
“ It doesn’ t take any longer to only other avowed candidate for cerns and individuals engaged in such
businesses continue to’ reap
This is a political year, which earn a dollar before you spend it commissioner is N. L. Fitzhenry, h fraudulent
harvest. In some instances, the pen­
may account for our unusual win­ than it does to earn it after it is who announced at a recent ban­ alty being merely a fine, there was
spent, and, besides, if you have quet his intention to run.
dy weather.____________
nothing to prevent the parties from
it in hand you are apt to spend
It is expected that the senator­ continuing to conduct their schemes
The President’s recent trust it more wisely. ’ *
ial possibilities will be very much except fear o f subsequent fines. These
message to congress will be
they could easily afford to pay in view
found in full in the Leader today.
R. A. Booth, Eugene’s candi­ thinned out after the voice of the o f the large revenues derived from the
date for the United States sen­ people is heard on May 15, It is businesses.”
Independence, Oregon, has un­ ate, is reported to have been believed that the contest will
dertaken to prosecute boys under met at the Pendleton depot the narrow down to Senator Cham­
18 years of age if caught smok­ other day by a “ large and en­ berlain representing the Demo­
in g-som e job.
thusiastic gathering of leading
cratic forces and Messrs. Booth,
citizens.’ ’
Fulton or Malarkey on the Re­
The country editor has sud­
denly become very popular and
Charles H. Fisher, formerly publican side.
gets the glad hand everywhere. owner and publisher of the
Governor West has announced
Cause candidates.
Guard, has sold to a well known
in
very emphatic terms that he
citizen of Eugene his business
will
not be a candidate for gov­
To lose a week now and then property on Willamette street al­
ernor
again. It is said he in­
in advertising is to lose a week most opposite the Y. M. C. A.
building
and
across
the
alley
tends
to
retire to his home at
in your work of store-building— |
a work in which lost days arei from the Catholic academy, fori Cannon Beach and devote him­ Cambridge. Mnss.—Get nngry and be
about $20,000, and it is probable
real calamities!
sweet. This is the whole secret, and
that a three-story block will be self to magazine work and in the students o f the Harvard Medical
preparation
for
work
on
the
ly-
erected on the property this year.
school nre doing their best to explain
This being election year many Mr. Fisher has bought a control­ ceum stage. However, it is be­ the paradox It was explained to them
newspapers are changing hands, ling interest in the Salem Capi­ lieved that he has aspirations to by Professor W. It. Cameron here in a
it being a great temptation for tal-Journal, and will move to the
lecture. Just how a rer.l “ sour nature”
the ex-editor to get back into the Oregon Capital to reside. Guard. sit in the senate and that he will Is really a sweet one and how a sweet
at the last moment race against teni|>ered man has a sour dlsiiosltlon.
game when the politician stalks
Professor Cameron explained it nil
abroad in the land.
Chamberlain.
In his lis t ore on “ Bodily Effects o f
From every viewpoint
the
Dr. C. J. Smith, of Portland, Fear nnd Rage,” and the point o f his
farming class of this country is
This will indeed be a lively in better shape now than at any of the Democratic political faith, talk was that the angrier a man gets
the sweeter he really is.
political year in Oregon, espe­ period since the civil war. More
John Manning o f Portland, an­ According to Professor Catneron,
cially
in Multnomah County. people own their own homes and
a man gets really nngry nnd
Fifteen officials are to be elected little farms, more are free from other follower o f Jefferson, and when
wants to kick things nround, his stom­
by voters of the state at the the yoke of bondage inflicted by Colonel Robert E. Miller, a Dem­ ach nnd Intestines go on strike with
general election next November burdensome debts; more are be­ ocrat with a silver tongue, are his temper. There is a cessation o f
3, while every county will choose coming independent each year by all included in the large list for the How of gastric Juice nnd at once
its next set of officers. Candi­ making a comfortable living for
IH-gliis an Increased flow o f the secre­
this high office. Geo. C. Brown­ tions o f tlic adrenal gland.
dates for all these offices, both their families, more are waking
At the same time the blood becomes
from state and county, will com­ up to the necessity o f giving ell o f Oregon City, one time
pete for nomination at the prim­ their children better educational president o f the state senate, has thicker nnd begins to clot, and the
amount o f sugar In the system Is
ary election next May 15. That advantages, and withal, prosper­ been
watching the trend of thereby lie roast'd by the general com
explains the present sudden ac­ ity and contentment seem to pre­ events and has announced his plication. This Is beneficial to the
tivity on the part o f the politi­ vail
man who has let his temper get the
throughout the country. intention o f trying to win out.
cally ambitious in getting into Let progress still be our watch-
better o f him, nnd the angrier he gets
Of the members composing the the better It Is. When he gets over
line.
ward.
Oregon supreme court, the terms the spell lie Is In better physical shape
than before the antagonistic mood
of Justices McBride, Bean, Mc- came
on.
Nary end Ramsey expire. All
Professor Cameron said that he had
are Republicans except the last discovered ,he sweetening o f human­
ity during anger through years o f ex-
named, and all are expected to lierlments i:n4 that he found also In
be candidates for re-election. his resoar lies that "F ea r and Rnge"
Among aspirants mentioned who were Jus? ns evident and much the
same In their effects upon dogs and
would like to sit in the seats of cats as with human beings. X rays,
the mighty, an» Judge I^wrence he saW. h id a great deni to do with
T.
Harris of Eugene; Judge aiding him In discovering that the
sweetness o f anger wns not a fallacy.
Cleeland of Portland, and A. W. Hence the students who declare they
Reams, a Democrat o f Medford, understood all that he lectured about
that a man with n perpetual
and Judge Bennett, a Democrat say
“ grouch" should figure in the “ white
of The Dalles.Judge H L Benson 1 ho|>e" clnss If the Idea can be worked
of Klamath Falls is also an out according to the lecturer’s lines
o f aweeUie.s and physical benefit com­
avowed candidate.
ing from a lost temper.
Possible candidates for the
state treasurer’s job are W. W. IN LONG RACE WITH DEATH.
Calking, o f Eugene; Victor P.
U n ite d S ta te « S a ilo r C a lle d F r o m C h in a
Moses, county judge o f Benton,
to M o th a r ’a B edside.
and L. L. Jewell, county judge, Pottavlllo. Pa.—Congressman Robert
of Josephine.
E. Lee o f Pennsylvania started Mat­
Among those mentioned to| thew R n IK a sailor aboard the Unit­
ed States < miser Wilmington, now at
hold the office of superintendent Hongkong, home to the bedside o f his
o f public instruction are Super­ dying mother. Attorney 8. B. Ed­
This is all Oro-
intendent Churchill, the present wards o f Pottavtlle notified Mr. Lee o f
incumbent, who was appointed Mrs. nulls' condition, ami at the re-
gon-nuule stati.
qnest o f the congressman to the navy
to fill out the unexpired term o f department a cablegram was at once
Superintendent L R. Alderman: sent to I l ’Migkong giving the young
E. F. Carlton, the first assistant man a furlough and ttherty to return
home at ot. -e.
superintendent: W. B. Dillard of
T h e Rnl'.s family livea at New Phil
Eugene: Frank Rigler o f Port­ .-■delphi*. and. although the mother Is
land, and C. L. Starr, secretary in a erttl-al condition, she saya ahe
will live until her bmr reaches home.
o f the state tax commission.
I do not know nor do I care;
That car is laid away,
And she may take a good long rest
Until spring comes this way.
ANGRIER YOU GROW
SWEETER YOU BECOME
For Your Fresh
Family Groceries
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Wayland j
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E. B. G R A B L E
Monroe’s Photos
Carries the best line of Dress and
Work Shoes in town, all Guaran­
teed Goods. Prices lowest.
Can save you money on Harness,
Gloves, Suit Cases and winter Lap
Robes.
B L A C K S M IT H
The place to get your
horse« shod and good
Repair Work.
Joe Baker
Are the talk of the town
They have the tone and
quality which pleases.
At the Bridge
Sw en gel H ardw are Co.
Heating Stoves—over GO
to make a selection from.
Patent Roofing
Roof paint
The Metsan Shop
Cottage Grove
Transfer Company
L. L. H ARREL,
High grade Family Groceries
of the Best Brands, pure, fresh
and wholesome. Cranberries,
nuts and fruits.
Prop.
F ire Proof Feed
and S to ra g e B a rn .
Something Different
A L L K IN D S OF H A U LIN G
A N D H E A V Y D R A Y WORK
Nursery Stock for Sale.
Piano M oving a Sp ecialty
Bargain in Orenco nursery
stock. Some good varieties of
Auto D ray Quit K Delivery
fruit trees, apples, walnuts and
peaches, One and two years
growth. Stock can be seen at
George Mote’s residence, East
J
S U IT C A S K S
Railroad street.
Phone, Office 72
Professor Says Sour Nature Is
Happy Disposition.
ji KINTER BROSj
Work and Dress Shirts
Loggers All W ool
W ater Proof
SH IR TS
AT
$5.00 $4.50 $3.50
A Fine Line of Fancy
High Grade W ool
SH IR TS
A T
$1.50 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 and $3.00
THE GOLDEN ROLE STORE
P O W E L L & CO.
£ OTRUNKSO
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A N D M AG S
V The House Furn ish ers
4Ó acres of land close in to sell
or trade.
Address Mrs. S. E.
Blair, 215 West Park st., Port-
PHONE 6
r , v r , t e . v r . r . v 1 f.i»M'M>M>v I land, Ore.
A Home Bank, A Substantial Bank
and a Big Bank is
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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Of Cottage Grove
It h as never levied an assessment and has alw ays paid
an Annual Dividend, It merits your confidence and
invites your business.*'
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Everything for the Farmer. Wagons,
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