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• COTTAGE GROVE LEADER T7i crease o f all imports has follo w ed ' -¡- H - H - H - l -H -H - l- H -H - H - H - I- H - the present Democratic policy. [ MAY HAVE OVERLOOKED W H A T INDEPENDENCE DAY Published Wednesday* and S a t u r d a y s --------------- 7' _ 7 7 1 In the first four months the in DID FOR ENGLAND. --------------------------------------------] Mercy Hospital, Eugene, begins crease on cattle was 324 per cent; Immadiataly, the Fourth of One year,__________________ $1.50 work on a $15,000 school for corn, 3225 per cent; oats, 46,380 July ia noisily observed to cele Six months,________________ .75 nurses. per cent; meat, 787 per cent, and brate the ¡adoption of the Dec Advertising rates on Application laration of Independence. Es Eugene has 52 factories and a butter, 858 per cent. sentially, the celebration haa a monthly payroll o f $33,754. deeper significance and one J. 1>. Q U ILLE N , E ditor and Manager which the Americans ought to Dad’s Day in Seattle Marshfield is to have a glove know more about than they do. Last year a bunch o f jokers in It recalls not only our own in Entered as second-class matter January factory i f a free site can he offer dependence, but the triumph of 26, 1913, at the post office at Cottage Seattle—and Seattle has her full the English people over the Grove. Oregon, under the Act of March ed. share o f them—decided that, as crown and the relegation of the 3, 1879. The ruling o f the Attorney Gen king to hit true plaoe in the there was a day dedicated to al eral that girls shall not work in English system of government. most everybody and everything By the English system of gov W ednesday , J uly 8, 1914 hotel cigar stands after six o ’clock ernment we mean not only the else, it was nothing more than system in England, but the sys will be carried into the courts. right that the “ Dads” have their tem obtaining in the United Notice to the Public The Pellican Bay sawmill re States, the systems of Canada, All notices of etitcrtaiiiraents|wlierc admission day, so a day in July was set of Auatralia, of all the truly in is charged or where there is a money consider cently burned will be rebuilt at apart in honor o f “ Dad” , and a dependent powers which have ation; all cards of thatnks and resolutions of once. grown up as a result of the big day it was in Seattle— a da\ condolence will 1 e charged for at the regular great English movamenta of ad Woodlawn grange is fighting advertising rate—5 cents per line. full o f fun and frolic. venture and of colonization the eight hour law and tax exemp which from time to time ex The celebration o f “ Dads Day” pressed English energy, or the tion. last year made such a hit that English spirit of revolt, or that of unrest, from the days of Los Angeles capitalists will de Seattle has decided to make an Elizabeth to the days of Vic velop the placer mine on Steam annual festival, and the commit toria. To those who know the devel boat creek in the Bohemia dis tee having this year’ s celebration opment of English popular gov trict. in hand are flooding the country ernment the Fourth of July marks the time since when no E.The socialist measure for a de with circulars, dodgers, tags, English monarch has dared to de partment o f public works under etc., telling all about what they mand the right to tax English people at home or in distant State Labor Commissioner Hoff did and are going to do. colonies without their consent. to employ the unemployed got on The Seattleites say that, “ if The struggle was long, and the crown fought hard for its pre the ballot. anybody has a right to have a day rogative, but despite this the principle of English liberty sur The Southern Pacific will start celebrated in his honor it is cer vived under what were appar tainly .“ Dad,” and aren’ t the} work on ballasting its main lines ently most untoward circum PREJUDICE stances, tho crown became what in western Oregon with crushed right?« it is, and a republic was estab rock to be taken from Marion. A re you sure you haven’ t any lished which has become the Boy Cuts His Foot Badly strongest nation in the world. prejudice in your make-up? Now the State Food and Dairy The Fourth of July is the day Onejof the Weeden twins, soi I f you haven’t, you are the Commissioner complains because on which we celebrate the rule of the people here and abroad, most remarkable person in the there is no state law providing o f Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Weeden the growth of individual liberty liv in g ’feix miles south o f town whole world, and must feel aw for the killing o f rats. and the absolute dependence of cut his foot very badly shortl; the crown in English lands*—■ fully lonesome in a land where Laborers are operating the Harper’s Weekly. all religion and all political fealty sawmill at Thompson, Baker coun after noon Tuesday. Mrs. Weed i k i i i i r P t i i i t i i r n i n n n “ en phoned to Harry Hart to get i is largely a matter o f prejudice. ty, o f which the manager made doctor and bring him out at once, Some men and women are so a failure. Showers of Stars. as the child was in danger ol There are uo showers o" stars. Pro prejudiced religiously that they Oregon sash and door manu bleeding to death. Mr. Hart fessor fl. A. Newton o f Yale college would rather be damned for the facturers had a hearing before found a doctor easily, and 12 •oinputed the orbits o f a vanished cora- creed they hold than be saved by •t nud that o f a meteor stream'around the Interstate Commerce com minutes after he le ft the store rhe sun, when, behold, the track—the adopting another. mission to protest against lower the doctor alighted at the W eed ellipse In space o f the Rtream—was the Some men are so prejudiced same, once traversed by the com et rates for eastern competitors. en home. The little boy is get The nucleus of the comet had disin politically that they feel really As a result o f minimum wage ting along nicely. tegrated Into separate particles. I have injured when calamity does not seen many hundreds o f meteors. Tho * and eight hour laws the Livesley overwhelm the country under the smallest was Just visible In a micro Change at Southern Pacific Station administration o f an opposition hop yards near Salem will install scope, and the largest In the world’s two picking machines. H. A. Tibbils, for the last eight fair In Portland, weighed twenty-two party. The paper that elves you what you want to read I A FEW LITTLE THINGS YOU in town just like Short’s G rocery There are stores that sell just as good goods. There are other places that sell cheaper goods, but the is no other That Sells as Good Goods as Cheap as Short’s Grocery And there is no other store where everything is so new, so fresh and up-to-date, and none giving better service. Cash paid for eggs. W ood for sale. Short’s Grocery, Corner 7th and W a sh ington Streets. * * * * * * * * * ANNOUNCEMENT W e have bought the Peoples Meat Market business formerly con ducted by David Gover, located near the Main Street bridge, and respefully ask for your patronage. W e will carry a full line of the Best Fresh and Cured Meats that can be found in the markets, and we promise you prompt and satis factory service. Respectfully, The State Tax commission will years first operator here, was tons. Meteors are particles usually made There have no really crippling o f stone or Iron, nud some are uickel results followed the changes in get up an argument for the two checked in as station agent of and other metals. Hut if u star should our laws, made by the present new amendments to the constitu Southern Pacific Railway Com fall the entire earth would l»e destroy ed in oue second o f tim e.-E dgar Lu- congress, but in their prejudice, tion doing away with equal and pany at this place the first o f Ju rlen Larkin in New York American. ly. J. J. Dillon, second operator, thousands o f men have thrown uniform tax law. Escaping Much. took a step up to the place vaca every obstacle they could in the During the past week petitions “ I dictate my novels to a stenogra ted by Mr. Tibbils. L. E. Robi path o f prosperity and progress, for twenty Initiative measures pher.” stated the eminent uovellst by refusing to perform their part were completed, and eleven other nette was promoted from third •‘She types 'em and sends ’em to the in the great industrial and finan measures are referred to the peo- to second operator, and G. T. publisher. It’s a great thing for me." "Saves you much labor, eh?’’ cial work o f the nation, prefer people by legislative a c t i o n . Montgomery, a new man, takes “ It isn't that. 1 don’t have to read ring disaster, because the way of T w elve measures failed to get the third operator’ s place. the books; that’s whnt tickles me.” — The Leader is not informed as Seattle Post-Intelligencer. doing things is not their way. completed petitions. Thousands o f men and hun Thirty-one bills will be voted upon to the intentions o f Mr. King, re Story of a Picture. tiring station agent, who has dreds o f newspapers, prompted in November. A picture which attracts everybody’s largely by prejudice, have ac Engineers have completed sur served the Southern Pacific faith attention at the Tate gallery by its po cused the party in power o f crea vey for drainage o f 50,000 acres fully and well for the past ten sition. its size and its striking benuty is that o f a lady riding on a white ting hard times; and administra o f the Long Tom basin in Lane or tw elve years. horse through an archway Into a court tion papers, prompted by a simi and Benton counties. yard. She is dressed in a green velvet riding habit o f the time o f Charles II.. Mountain View News lar feeling, accuse all those op Up to and including June 28 with a long red feather In her gray posing the president’ s policies, o f Mountain View school district, hat. On her left stands a page In an the Apple Growers’ Association bad faith and dishonesty. o f Hood R iver had shipped 90 No. 131, held its first celebration old gold velvet suit, with a dog by his I f every man and every wo side. This picture hns a remarkable carloads o f strawberries, or about o f the Fourth by a picnic in Ken history, as well as numerous titles. man were controlled by reason six carloads less than were shipp nedy’s grove. A fte r an appro The catalogue culls It “ Equestrian Por and common sense in religion ed last year. The shipment o f priate program an excellent din trait.” but It is also known as "N ell and politics, there would be little cherries will aggregate about nine ner was served. The afternoon Gwynne,” the onuie given It by Mil lais, nud also sometimes as "Diana ground for differences, for the cars, or 75 percent o f last year’s was devoted to sports. A swing Vernon.” The fact Is that Sir Edwin policy that is good for one is and merry-go-round had been Landseer left this picture unfinished shipment. good for all. erected on the grounds and all He painted the horse and Its trap Tw o thousand men will be on pings. intending It for an equestrian When the time comes, i f it enjoyed a good time. duty in the forest patrol o f Wash portrait o f Queen Victoria. Hut he ever does, that men and women Those present were Mr. and died nnd left the picture unfinished, ington, Oregon, Idaho and Mon overcome their prejudices, and Mrs. Williams and family, Mr. and It was sent to Sir John Millais, tana in a few days. allow reason to rule, w e’ ll have and Mrs. M iller and family, Mr. who painted his own daughter in this old riding costume, together with the few er churches, few er political and Mrs. Tapp and son, Robert page, the dog nnd the background. Lane Republicans Adopt Platform parties, and will live much more The Lane county Republican Kennoday and Mrs. Doolittle and The picture was begun In 1870 and easily and better contented than finished tw elve years later.—Loudon committee met at Eugene July family. Citizen. we do now. - 3rd, and one o f the results o f their deliberations was the adop The more we increase our pur tion o f a declaration o f principles, chases o f foreign manufactured which is not in the least compli goods, the greater becomes the mentary to the Democratic ad problem o f employment. The ministration. timber products that are coming “ Our timber industry is dead,” into this country from Canada, it declares. “ Timber can be means that many a logger and bought for less than the lowest mill hand will have to hunt em prices during the panic o f 1907-8. ployment in other lines in Wash The removal o f the duty on shin ington and Oregon. gles has resulted in the importa-1 A Minister was the guest o f a tion o f 1485 cars o f Canadian Eugene family at dinner the other shingles during the first four| day, and was asked by the man months o f the present free-trade o f the house to “ say grace.” policy, as against the former av A fte r he had concluded, every erage o f 200 cars a year under thing was quiet for a few seconds, protective tariff. “ The price to the farmer on and then the five-year-old son spoke up: “ That’ s a whole lot his butterfat has decreased 20 longer than what papa said last per cent under competition with night.” “ What did your papa New Zealand. Australia and A r say?” asked the preacher. “ Oh,” gentina, made possible by the re replied the youngster, before any moval o f the tariff on these prod one could stop him, “ Papa came ucts. Chinese eggs have demor in and sat down at the table and alized this industry. The impor Photo enpyrtght. 1*14, by American Pres» Association. said: “ Good God, what a meal.” tation o f woolen goods, important j Aeroplane Flying Over Warship Oregon product, has increased [ The Leader leads, others follow S25’ 0?0’ 00? during the first four [months o f free trade. An in- r W s* movements about Vers Cruz bars given • chance for the aviation hr» rvhes of the navy and army. Here Is shown one of the navy aeroplanes flrcllag over the cruiser Chester la the harbor of Verm Crum. CU LVER BROTHERS N So me t hi ng Ne w \ A fte r a few days shutdown, we are better prepared than ever before to serve our customers. A new oven built to perfection means to us what a new range means to the housewife -good bread, baked to perfection. W e have it. E very time you ask your grocer for a loaf o f bread wrapped in Pennant wrappers, you help build up a home institution, that we will guaran- tee you to be right all the time. We like the country, like the people, want to stay. Show us your heart’ s right and we will stay. THE CITY Peep at the Man Behind the Dollar Sign. By MOSS. E T yonr M IND on this. Head !■ *) on to the END. —v . There’s a point «L / / f ' to it W O R T H G («at yf W HILE. Local advertls- Ing that features B A R G A I N S O N L Y Is gradually changing. More ami more merchants are advertising S IM P L Y to C R E A T E D E M A N D —demand, fo r In stance. for certain staple arti cles. many o f standard prices and grades widely advertised by manufacturers. Price Is not E N TH R O N E D in advertising as it once was. Most |>ersons know In a general way W H A T T H E Y W A N T and HOW MUCH they can afford to pay for IL They'll go where they have C O N FID E N C E , whether It !>e to a meat shop, a dry goods store, a pharmacy, a florist's, a txikery. etc. They want to know W H A T K IN D o f business is B E H IN D the D O L L A R SIGN You know how this is yonrself I f yonr confidence has been won by a constant advertiser In this paper you try his place. If his M ETH O D S and his GOODS P L E A S E TOU It’s dollars to doughnuts that bis PR IC E S will also t •" 5 g 5 g J 3 3 g 3 3 i £ V BAKERY 5 s LEADER TO BE G IVEN OVER TO CHURCH ES AND SO CIETIES The Leader of Saturday, August 1, will be edited and conducted by the ladies of the Christian church, and at least once a month there after the paper will I k - con ducted by some church, lodge, society or club, the proceeds to go to the organ- , ization controlling t h a t I number. I First Rational Bank j Cottage, ('.rove, Ore. •’ DEPOSITORY •Q United States Postal »* Savings % % D EPO SITO R Y Lane County DEPOSITORY City of Cottage Grove Capital and Surplus $50,000.00 M. EAKIN, President T. C. W H E ELER , Cashier W O R T H H A R V E Y , Aaa’t C u h ’r i •1 j i s 1
