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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1914)
Captain K endall and Scenes Attending Latest Sea H o r r o r P L A N AND W ORK. Cities and towns can grow like business Institutions, but In or der to do so the people o f these cities and towns must study, think, plan and work. They must take an account o f their assets. I d other words, they must ascer tain how much |*iwer for Indus trial enterprises Ike town or city possesses. Indeed, there are many things tbut must be taken Into account—Governor David I. Walsh o f Massachusetts. * : W. L FINCH, TOWN BUILDER. Pioneer In the Work of Commercial Organization. Twentieth century Industry and In ventlou have been responsible for the creation o f many new professions, hut to personal Initiative nlone may be at tributed the newest and most unique profession o f them all. that o f tho com mercial club organizer. W ill L. Finch, president o f the Town Development company o f New York, Is the pioneer In the profession that he has created. Ills hand turns coinmer clal club lethargy Into life and makes ten members work where one drowstsl before. Ills business Is to prod the sleepy commercial orgnnlzaUon Into a realization o f its existence and, hav ing once aroused It, to instruct it In the wnys it should tread. All over the country his advent to n town has meant that the place so fnvorwl was due to a boom for prosperity, for his up to date and, nt the same time, hard headed business acumen supplies the foundation for successful commercial enterprise. Up and down, across and back the country, Mr. Finch lilts with Ills mes sage o f organization and efficiency The frozen north and the balmy south, the stately cities o f the Atlantic sea board and the booming towns of the slope o f the Sierras respond to his quiet exhortation. New Y’ ork and Spo kane. Marquette, Menominee aud Photos copyright, 1914, by American Press Association. T \ First National Bank k t Cottage, Grove, Ore. | k g DEPOSITORY United States Postal Savings $ DEPOSITORY Lane Countv Truthful. “ I hadn't been talking with him three minutes before be called me an ass. What sort o f a person Is be?" “ W ell, I never knew him to tell n Ho.” The deep things o f this world are not engineered by sluggards.—James T. Fields. HOW TIRED BUSINESS LEADER'S liREAT BUSINESS GETTING CONTEST FREE VOTING COUPON I hereby vote for_____ ___________. . . . . . . __________ A d d re ss___. . . . _____________________ _________________ Sinned____________ ___________________ _____ This coupon »rood for F IF T Y (50) V O T E S when filled out, properly signed and mailed or (riven to Leader Contest Manager NOT GOOD AFTER JUNE 30, 1914 N O TAR Y PUBLIC a a. w . k S Office in McFarland Building, Upstairi*. Blacksmithing Correct Method of Horseshoeing Capital and Surplus $50,000.00 Wagon Making General Repair Work Office Phone 34. F T. C. W H E E L E R , Cashier. » W O R TH H A R V E Y , A sst Cash’ r * '.a'.a'.a'.a'.a'.a'.a'.a'.s'.a'.s'.a'.a < #s .,J Pianos Musical Merchandise Edison Phonographs Victor Victrolas Singer Sewing Machines f. 8 g g Spriggs Bros. Cottage Grove Transfer Company L. L. HARREL, M ills & Roach Husic House First N at’ l Bank Bldg. r ,. F w . r , F * . » * , y . y . F * . y , r , r , r . BLACKSMITH The place to get your horses shod and good Repair Work. u. Residence Phone 126J ijv r q i^ iM , » M t) T )c n {is { And Office Phone 5 South of First National Bank Sixth Street •J M- D. P h y s ic ia n qnd.Sqi«jgeoi\ V -------------------------------------------- k H. E A K IN , President. H Cottage Grove, Ore Phone No. 43 J . S. Ik fcd lc y ATTORNEY AT LAW Special Attention G iven to Mining and Corporation Law. Office, Woodward Building. WALL PAPER 12 cents a roll Prop. Fire Proof Feed and Storage Barn. and up The latest patterns. Let figure on your work. J. C. SMOOT Aid, KINDS OF HAULING AND HEAVY DRAY WORK Piano Moving a Specialty Joe Baker Residence Phone 121L Practncal Painting, Paper Hanging and Decorating. Phone, Office 72 Auto D ray QuirK Delivery THE TWICE-A-WEEK LEADER FOR $1.50 The collage Grove Chautauqua W ILL L. FINCH. Mount Vernon, S t Louis. St. Paul and S t John attribute the pow«*r of their All In the Game. Stern Parent—William, how did you commercial clubs to his guiding hand. tear your trousers so? Future 8tnr Like most men who have attained (tearfully)—I —1—1— was practicing the the summit o f their professions, Mr. fullaway slide. 8. P.—Is that so? Well, Finch has reached his present position you come out In the woodshed and I'll o f recognized authority a fter n long, give you a demonstration o f the bit and hard climb. Beginning as a newspaper run.—Buffalo Express. man In Cincinnati, he graduated from Journalism at an early age and Identi MEN SPEND SUNDAY. fied himself with commercial work. For ten years he was the secretary of the old Cincinnati organization. Ilrst known ns the Industrial bureau, then ns the Commercial association and now ns the chamber o f commerce. Growing with, or, rnther, forcing, the growth o f tho orgnnlzntion, Mr. Finch brought the Ohio chamber to its pres ent high state o f efficiency. Then, hnv in * prnctlcnlly renched tho limit o f en deavor in local work, he branched out and boldly created the field o f com mercial orgnnlzntion. Over thirty-eight successful campaigns In towns that ranged In size from Clarksburg, W. Vn„ to New York city and St. Louis attest the wisdom o f Ills unique veil ture. The recent phenomenal campaign In Spokane. Wash , In which over 3.000 new members were enrolled within a week. Is perhaps the crowning tri umph, hut It Is by no means the con summation o f the efforts o f this pio neer In town development. —Schmedtgen in Chicago Record-Herald. ATTO R N E Y AT LAW g DEPOSITORY if City of Cottage Grove k joiysrsojsr g . Woodward Buildin Kcntcmkcr Nothing Horoio About Him. She was very romantic, and when she saw the scars on tils face she jumped at conclusions. “ I think I bnve discovered your se cret,” she softly said. “ You are a Heidelberg duelist and likewise a Ger man baron.” “ 1 am not n baron,” be said, “ and I never heard o f Heidelberg. I ’m only the fellow the students practice on at the burbera' college.” —Cleveland Plain Dealer. In a Dilemma. One o f London's charming young suf fragettes said: “ I want to get mar ried Just to prove that I can. and I don't want to get married just to prove tbut 1 don’t have to. I f I don't they’ll say 1 can't; If I do they'll say 1 have no more Independence than any other woman."—T. P.’a London Weekly. j. Practices in all Courts k H E nrrlvnl o f the British steamer Lady Grey In Quebec with bodies o f the victims In the wreck of the steamer Empress of Ireland In the S t Lawrence river was a mournful occasion for the city o f Quebec. More than 100 corpses were taken there by that ship. The Illustration shows seamen carrying cotllns from the Lady Grey at the dock at Quebec. A t the lower right hand corner Is Captain Kendall of the Empress o f Ireland. In the middle, at the le ft Is a group o f survivors o f the Empress o f Ireland's crew. At the lower left band corner is a pile o f cotllns bolding some o f the ■victims. Ancient Eggs and Jokes. Bad news and ditto eggs had best be broken gently.—Philadelphia Ledger. When Luke MeLuke wrote It two years ago It rend, "B ad news and bad eggs should tie broken gently.” —Clncln natl Enquirer. Just sol And when we wrote It four years ago it ran thus: "IIo w do you tell a had egg? I f I have anything to tell a bad egg I break It gently.” —Boston Transcript Don’t get excited, gentlemen. The thing had whiskers when Noub was u boy.—BUldeford Journal. Not bo ; It was n fem ale egg. And as the Argus remarked away hack in 1803, "N ew s dropped to a woman Is like a bad egg—everybody will soon know I t broken ever so gently.” — Portland Eustern Argus. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Three Five Big Big Days Features ASH DAVIS, CARTOONIST High School Assembly Room Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 25, 26 and 27 A Study of Garbage Disposal. An interesting contribution to the study o f sewage and garbage disposal made by the barena o f foreign and do mestic oonimervo o f the Unitisi States department o f commerce has Is-cn Is sued In pnmphlet form under the title "SelentlUc Sewage and Garbage Dis posal" Tho pnmph'et summarizes consular reports concerning European cities of BO,!»»* iiopiilatlon and upward, which make some attempt nt sewage purifica tlon. This excludes nearly all the muni eipalltles o f southern and eastern En rope. No reports were naked for from London, Berlin or Paris. Pioneer* Old and New. The pioneers o f the last century were the tamers o f the wilderness; the pioneers o f the present an* the bnllders o f cities. In London, said John Burns speaking late In 1013. upward o f Sno 000 seres bad been aIworbed In the orbsn area In the preceding six years and mors than 1,100 streets bad been constructed. LOCKWITZKY Russian Reformer Season Tickets $1.50—Selling Now ■a ■ :
