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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1914)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER demand on to the manufacturer The paper that gives you what you want to read Published W edn esdays and Saturdays One ye a r,____________ _____ $1.50 Six months,________________ .75 Advertising rates on Application J. I). Q U ILLE N , E ditor and Manager Entered as second-class matter January 25, 1913, at the post office at Cottage Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879. W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 17, 1914 Notice to the Public All notice» of enlertainmentstwhere admission is charged or where there is a money consider ation; all cards o f thatuks and resolutions of condolence will l»e charged for at the regular advertising rate— Scents per line. and the railroad. The farmers’ ability to buy will be improved by the fact that, in response to bankers’ urgings, they have re duced their debts during the last year. The outlook is exceedingly favorable for a year o f good busi ness, and it will begin as soon as the selling o f wheat gets well under w ay.” The same thing applies to Oregon, where the wheat crop is the largest ever. One writer says the people o f this country have got into the habit o f legislating for every thing. I f business is dull, they imagine that all they have got to do to make good times, is to pass a new law. And this habit has grown on the public, until our law books are loaded down with a lot o f laws that mean nothing, have a bearing on nothing, and only tend to confuse. I f the next legislature would bunch about a thousand o f these fool acts and repeal them by the bunch, they will be erecting a monument to their memory in the minds o f a much befuddled people. TO ORGANIZE FARMERS’ FRUIT SELLING AGENCY On Saturday, June 20, repre sentatives o f fru itgro w ers’ asso ciations at Forest Grove, Dilley, Corvallis, Eugene, Sutherlin, Yoncalla, Cottage Grove, Dallas, Salem, Brownsville, Independ ence, Gresham, Monmouth, New- berg, Springfield and Roseburg will attend a meeting to be held in the Green Parlor o f the Port land Commercial Club for the purpose o f organizing a sub-cen tral branch o f the North Pacific Fruit Distributors, will elect one member o f the board o f managers for the Spokane show and will complete the details o f a campaign for marketing the 1914 crop o f fruit in Western Oregon. Mr. H. C. Sampson, secretary o f the N. P. F. D., who is direct ing this movement, said: " B r ie f ly stated, the distributor in this case will l>e the farm er himself in the selling game. It is purely co-operative. The organization will sell on a commission o f 10 cents per box, which is sufficient to pay the expenses o f salaried agents in all parts o f the world and o f 67 special representatives. Through these agents we distrib ute the fruit to all parts o f the world, keeping markets fully sup plied, but never overloaded. ” DIFFERENT I tt-hv? When the sun U shining brightly And the skies above are blue, When I can go tripping lightly Into everything I do, I can sing o f gloomy weather Notes o f optimism feigning, But it ’s different altogether When it’ s raining. When I have no care to fret me, When on level paths I tread, When no petty griefs beset me I can bravely look ahead. i • When Old Trouble’ s loosed niS tether I t ’s a cinch to quit corpplaining. But it’s different altogether When it’s raining. Sure I know that we should chuckle Grit our teeth and smile a bit When to care w e’ re forced to buckle, And it’ s cowardice to quit. We should sing in gloomy weather And when little hurts are pain ing Still it ’s different altogether When it’s raining. Well, been use It was a good rub off the scab, vaccination scur on the nose was easi ly Identified by the medical officer* of the governm ent A man didn’t have to take off half his clothes In order to prove thnt he'd been vaccinated. “ Yes; the nose tip vaccination had Its good points, but before the modern hunkering after beauty it had to go.” - N e w York Tribune. Antiquity of Death Masks. Although there is no mention of death masks in the works of Homer or in any of the later classics, modern ex- ' plorers have satisfied themselves that in the early burials of all nations It was the custom to cover the heads and bodies of the dead with sheets of gold so pliable that they took the Impress of the form, and uot Infrequently, when In the course o f centuries the embalmed flesh had shriveled or fa ll en away, the gold retained the exact cast o f the features. Schliemann foitud a number of bodies “ covered with large masks o f gold plate In repousse work,” several of which have been re- produced by means of engraving In his ••Mycenae.” and he asserts that there can be no doubt whatever that each one o f these represents the likeness of the deceased person whose fuce It cov ered. Mr. George A. Dennison is chief ol the department o f horticulture at the Panama-Pacidc International E x | k > s | tion at Sun Francisco In 1915. Ills dls play will be most comprehensive. I can smile w hen skies are sunny I can hold my head aloft When my purse is full o f money And the goin g’s rather soft. I don’t stop to question whether Fame or fortune I ’ m attaining But it’s different altogether When it’ s raining. E. A. G u est . NO MAN KNOWS IT ALL The wheat crop o f the country One citizen o f Cottage Grove is safe, and will be the largest in said last week that the editor o f the history o f the country. And the Leader must imagine himself from everywhere comes predic smarter than President Wilson tions o f a big revival in business This citizen o f Cottage Grove is all over the country. The Chi mistaken. cago correspondent o f the Iron The Leader editor considers A ge says: uble to exert, by your limbs alone, [ "W estern markets Photo copyright, 1914. by Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co. each minute as much force ns would President Wilson a man o f much can scarcely escape the influence H. S. Crocker Co., official photographers._____________ ___ _____ ______ lift 5.000 pounds one foot above the j native ability, and in the matter o f crop reports, and at this time ground. o f education the peer o f any man the prospect o f a record-breaking When a powerful man works for THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT THE PAN twenty-four hours with all his might j in the country, but no man can harvest is coloring the general AMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. the energy he expends Is equal to lift i know everything about every tone o f the situation. Anticipa Ing n third class cruiser, and during thing, and when it comes to K E of the most beautiful and spacious o f the pavilions erector! by A t an adjourned session o f the Itls life he dissipates enough power I tion o f a business revival in the the thirty-four foreign nations which up to this time have de knowledge o f Mexicans and Mex Fall is becoming a factor in the city council Monday night there to carry his body at death to the sun | cided to participate at the great Exposition Is the replica o f the These statements may at first sight [ ican character, the editor o f this present trend o f affairs.” were present besides the mayor seem extraordinary, but will not seem Sultan's Palace, now being built by the Ottoman empire at San paper has had more opportunity Francisco at a cost o f $300,000. and town officers three council- so when It Is remembered that two A FEW LITTLE THINGS YOU to form a correct estimate, per men— Knowles, Silsby and W alk ounces of bread contains the potential MAY HAVE OVERLOOKED energy o f 150 tons —I'enrson's. haps, than has President Wilson er. A fte r the routine business, 1 believe Mr. Wilson is doing Ordinance No. 407, providing for B u y in g an Is la nd . Andrew Kennedy is putting in what he believes to be right, but the vacation o f a portion o f Wash The story o f the settlement o f Tan still I believe he is mistaken, anc machinery and a plant to manu ington Avenue, was placed on its gier island, in Chesapeake hay. as told I believe time will thoroughly facture coal bricketson Coos Bay. first reading and laid over until by J. M Church In Ills hook about the Island and its Isolated Inhabitants, out Klamath Falls is now after the demonstrate that he is. does that o f the famous sale of Man next meeting. X The fact that a newspaper has Bandon woolen mills with a free Ordinance No. 406, providing hattan: A fte r a few days shutdown, we are better “ You gentlemen ain't never heard if m an opinion differing from that o f site. Ç for the improvement o f Douglas how Tangier got settled7 It were b\ • . prepared than ever before to serve our customers. I a public official, and expresses Ashland has voted $175,000 Avenue from the south line o f a man from the eastern shore settle .• A new oven built to perfection means to us A that opinion, does not mean that bonds to develop mineral springs Willard Place to the south line o f meats back la 1707-m ore'n 200 years what a new range means to the housewife good ago. The Island were the home of a i he considers the official a knave and baths on a large scale. Shasta Place, was placed on its tribe o f Indians, anil this here man s * bread, baked to perfection. or a fool. « Post got the Idee of raisin' stock on If A Portland woman is suing for third reading and passed. W e have it. •o A man may be a magnificent the right to work at wages she The bid o f Ambrose-Birdsall So he runs over and tells the Indian» % Every time you ask your grocer for a loaf o f tliat the colonists are gold' to come success as a farmer, and a dis can agree upon with her employ • Company for the improvement o f and massacre them and they'd better bread wrapped in Pennant wrappers, you help mal failure as a drygoods mer er and at which she saves money Pacific Highway from Nellis get oaten tile way. That scared the * ft build up a home institution, that we will guaran s chant. One man may work with each week. The minimum wage 1 Place south to the city limits, Indians, all right, and they sailed over A tee you to be right all the time. to the western shore of Virginity. Hid knowledge and skill at the finer law forbids her to work on those k was accepted. before they went Post said, as ttie is work o f watchmaking or repair terms. A remonstrance against the land wasn't goiu’ to he any more use k ing, and look like a fool when it to ’em. he’d buy It off them. The We like the country, like the people, want to The Oregon grain crops are es improvement o f 10th street was •*; chief agreed, so Post gave him two X comes to shoeing a horse. It is à stay. Show us your heart’s right and we will timated at 69,054,000 bushels by presented and read, and on ex old overcoats, and tile Island was his n’ t given to mortal man to do all stay. the Department o f Agriculture. amination it was found that the Then he brung over live families and things or know all things well. a passel o' horses and cows.” Lumber shipments out o f Co- amount o f property required to Our president is an able man; defeat the ordinance was not rep Where Is Europe? he knows much about many umbia river ports aggregated The man who motors from London resented. The remonstrance was 6.118.000 feet, and Coos Bay things, but one o f the things he to Krlghton would never dream of tell 9.316.000 for the last two weeks ordered filed. lag Ills friends next week that hi* had does not understand is the M ex T. F. King, representing the siient the holiday motoring In Euro|«>. o f May. ican character, and therein lies Willamette Pacific tracks are to Southern Pacific Railway Com Hut the man who motored from Calais the danger o f failure o f his Mex to Hotilogne would. reach tidewater by October 1st. pany, asked permission to remove ican policy. Kuro|«> doesn't mean England to the the heavy planking at the rail average man. Try it on him anil see | n all, 1500 men are employed. road crossings on 6th street and Kuro|>e he conceives only as the conti President Wilson says the busi The State campaign to defeat tlellt W e have a complete line of Groceries and Vegetables ness depression is "m erely psy all freak laws initiated and to Willard Place, and that brick or The Sotlly Islanders are much the chological.” The man out o f a imit state taxes to two mills will other suitatde material be substi same They greet newcomers with III job says it is the real thing, and je taken up by taxpayers’ leagues tuted; with the understanding qulrtcs as to affairs In England. I that loose rock would not l>e con have known old country folk in the a whole lot o f such men are blam all over the state. Process Rolled Barley, per sack Isle of Wight speak In the same way. $ 1 .1 5 sidered a suitable material, the and the people o f the marsh country ing their condition on President Shorts per sack - 1.35 During the past week the Ore request was granted. at the hack of Dungenesa used to and Wilson, which is hardly fair. Bran per sack $ .SO Mix Feed - - $ 1.20 gon Public Utilities commission The matter o f selling the old may even now regard themselves as President Wilson and his party Wheat per bushel 1.10 - - Rolled extra territorial They were the Oats .50 las fixed standards o f quality in pipe leading from the reservoir may lie partly to blame this pa niarshnien; other people were foreign W O O L )--B e sure and see me before buying your water, gas, light, heat, and tele on McFarland Hill was referred ers and Englishmen.- l«>ndon Mirror. per believes they are but the winter’s supply. phone service. Effect o f order to the W ater committee with President was partly right when not yet known. E G G S --I can pay cash tor eggs within 1 cent per power to act. he said the condition o f which dozen of trade price. July 1st, the new W orking The W ater committee was in the people complain is psycholog R O Y E. S H O R T , Cor. Se ven th & W a s h in g to n men’ s Compensation Act goes in structed to lay 2-inch pipe across ical. The condition o f the public to effect and this is the last date North Lane street and the S. P. mind is partly to blame for any depression in business that they on which manufacturers and em railroad, to take the place o f the may feel. Let every man and ployers can give notice o f not 1-inch pipe now in use. The mayor was instructed to every woman stop worrying, stop coming under the provisions o f the act. tender Mr. Landess $150.00 in talking calamity, stop telling their Engineers are working on a liquidation o f his claim against woes to their neighbors, and put $320,000 foothills ditch to irrigate the city on account o f the condi on a smile that won’t come off, 8000 acres at Medford, to be com tions o f the old reservoir. and see how quickly there would pleted by 1915. The matter o f extending the be an upward tendency in busi The campaign for a two-mill pipe line on Ninth street wa^ re ness. Smile, darn you, smile! It ’s the l*est business investment limit on state taxes will be made ferred to the W ater committee Mr. Alvin E. Dope. chief o f the de you can make. You know the by the taxpayers direct in the with power to act. partment o f education und social ecoti W * s a l e BY Council then adjourned until omy at tin* l*s pama - Tarlile Interna grouch doesn’ t help matters, Willamette Valley. Monal Exposition. Is preparing a child June 29. don’ t you? Well,' try smiling welfare and practical education *x awhile, and see i f that isn’ t Physical Energy. hi b it The Leader has some valuable rerhap* you do not know I t but better. _______________ old papers which will be displayed when you wnlk n distance o f ton mile* Nose Tip Vaccination. The Kansas City correspondent in the office window from time to you expend enough force, could It be The young Japanese diplomat point o f the N ew York Evening Post time, for the inspection o f pass all collected, to mine 8UO tons one foot ed to his father, the marquis. from the ground O f this enormous "That's rather,” he sold, “ the old writes: "T h e Kansas farmers ers-by. These papers run back i|imntlty o f energy the legs are respon fellow with the saneer shaped sear on 154 333 will have more money than in an as far as 1789, but most o f them slble for 150 tons, the heart for 1UO. the tip o f his nose. All J a i* of the Miss A rlie I^tngdon. Cottage Grove............................ Miss Ada Land. D orena.______________________ jg g « a ordinary year. Merchants’ and are o f comparatively recent time, the lungs fur twenty-two and the bulk older generation have thnt sear.” o f the remainder Is wasted In the heat “ Yes." said the debutante. jobbers’ stocks are low, they look though depicting some o f the given off from the body. ______ 138 750 "Y es; It's a vaccination mark. In Mrs. Katherine Brainard, Cottage C rove,......... In sever* athletic competition*, such the old days, when compulsory vaoel to the farm ers for increased buy most noted events in our recent Miss Mary Bartels, Cottage Grove........................... 116,500 •• running, rowing and boxing, you nation flrst began, we Japs vaccinated in g and will pass the farm ers’ history. stoat bo In such a condition aa to be » v e r y body on the Up o f the Miss Lyndall Gibler, S agin aw ,__________________ 61500 COUNCIL MET IN , ADJOURNED SESSION 0 I k ¡¿Something N e w í I I 1 1 1 n* THE CI TY B A K E R Y I GROCERIES FEED The Great Carabao Whip *T \ 23c. 50c, 75c, $1.00 *$1.25, $1.50, $2.00 \ “THE WHIP OF QUALITY’ c. W . B E A L S ; Standing of the Candidates A V.
