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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1915)
te ! _____ ______________ T h e C o tta g e G rove A live country weekly that gives you what L e a d e r TEACHERS ELECTED TO ASK EUR MORE ¿ S P R A Y ’S you want to read. FOR ENSUING YEAR FISH FOR COUNTY __ 4* COLUM N Telephone No. 3. i ! ! Enjoy the Joyous Spring ; I Cottage Grove is to have a big E very W e d n e sd a y a t 406 M ain S treet A t a recent meeting o f the More fish for the Lane county sales day, Tuesday April 27th. Subscription price:—$1.50 per year. Six months 7.) cents school board the following nam streams this summer are wanted It will be a “ Farmers Sale Day.” Display advertising, 15 cents an inch; locals 5 cts a line. ed teachers were chosen for the j hy E. C. Hills, deputy state game Get together sale and trade day. Published .^4 s I ET out in the open air with your family and feel the invigorating air G ? bring you renewed strength. It will save many a doctor bill. Ford ensuing year to teach in the Cot owners drive their own cars. Ford simplicity makes this possible even warden, who has asked the I am now ready to list anything tage Grove schools: Jas. E. for women and children. The Fo*d is easy to care for, wonderfully in WILLIAM C. CONNER, Editor and Manager. sportsmen o f the county to co you have for sale. First listed, Dunton, Superintendent; Lester expensive to maintain and operate—less than two cents a mile. Econo operate in a fish census which first sold in the class it belongs. my, simplicity, comfort and convenience makes the Ford car popular in Entered as Second-class mail matter in the post oil!ce Barnhart, Wm. P. Murphy, Lulu i he will take for a second time I will list for the next two weeks, both the city and country. Buyers will share in the profits if 300,000 at Cottage Grove, Oregon, under the provisions ol the Currin and Laura A. Smith, high this year. He has asked the fish- then everything listed will be ad cars are sold between August 1914 and August 1915. New type Kuna- school; D. E. Purvance, manual Act of M arch 3, 1879. bout, $515. Touring Car, $565 fully equipped with electric lights, speed : ermen to report to him the num- vertised for sale. Remember it training; Edna Mae Russ, do ometer, tools, etc., at Cottage Grove. j hers taken out each month. costs you nothing unless your mestic science; A. L. Zacharias, . . ... , - .. , He did this last year, and t)e- stuff sells. See me about terms. Industries.— M in in g COTTAGE GRO VE, principal west 8iJ<> school;.Maud« fore Jum) , h(. h. d rts f Remember this is going to be the L u m b erin g A n Ideal Hooper, lima Beager, Lola ........ ............... Wl1- the catching o f 124,823 trout. biggest sale Cottage Grove ever S g Farming, Fruit Growing son, Lena Holcomb, Janet David HOME TOW N S A T I S F Y yourself yourself of o f three things— first, First, the per- In June some 8,478 lish were had. son, Carolyn Schelling, L. Adelle ^ inaey of the factory, its ability to supply parts, taken out o f the river by those Mowing machine $10. White, Mabel Veatch, Emma E. »» who reported to him. While this cheapness of parts needed. “ Good citizenship is good business. Ragsdale, Carrie L. Woods and 6 0. I. C. pigs for sale. number does not amount to a Second—The local dealer, his ability to meet all Bertha Stevens, Pony, saddle and bridle. complete list, it gives an indica your requirements promptly and at small cost. Some men w a it for things to turn up, and some others T. M. Doak was re-elected jan Good brood mare for sale, tion o f the number of fish which itor for the west side school. Third—The car, its power, simplicity, durability turn them up while they wait. must be replaced each year. One Jersey COW three years and real value. The new J^ord offers a t its price a “ I expect the game commis old. Creswell may yet get a road to Lorane, although it sion to plant large numbers of value that is absolutely without equal in the auto Black Minorca eggs. $1 for trout in the McKenzie and Wil 15. G w r fr will take a mint o f money to build it and it w o n ’t be mobile industry. You will never regret ow ning one. lamette rivers this year,’ ’ stated Yearling 3-4 Holstein male for much of a road then. Mr. Hills today . “ Last year I sale. showed them how many fish were Registered Herford bull for Fifteen thousand men were employed in clearing the taaen out, and I think the num sale. snow from Fifth avenue, New York, for the Easter par HOULD you desire to invest a little more money in an auto, buy a bers will be increased. Because Cow and 8 months old heifer Old Abraham Lincoln ever make of the planting of fish the fishing aders. Quite different here in balmy Oregon. new Buirk, one o f the oldest, best and most reliable autos ever built. calf. 3 prohibition or temperance speeches? V Come in, look these cars over and get a demonstration. was good all last year, and it has Good piano $85.00. This is a 1‘ ruhiblli'i» wan little known or 1 V ■ # K g You can’t keep Kansas down. N ow a native Ja}r- ihoitfcbt o f In bis day. but be was a been good so far this year, con snap. < lifelong total abstlueiue man. In an sidering the weather.” ' « * One Oliver cast steel plow, 12 hawker has wrested the w orld’s championship heavy address delivered before a temperance * ,* Last year Lane county receiv inches. at Springfield. III., l-'eli '22 90 weight honors from the dusky Jack Johnson. Let’s see, society X 1842, he said: "W hether or not tills ed 241,780 fish out of some 6,267- One good mare, harness and • • ) w asn ’t Carrie Nation some fighter, too? world would la* vastly Ireuelltid by a buggy. * » 810 trout planted in Oregon. lotul am) llnal banishment from it of % One second hand spring tooth Lane county also received consid all intoxicating drinks seems to lie not «*•.« Few people hesitate to pay real estate dealers liberal now an open question Three fourths erable money from the state harrow. I pay ct sh and sell for cash or commissions to sell their property when half the commis of mankind confess the ntflrinntlnn game fund l'or hatching fish. with their tongue, and I believe all the sion put in paint, shrubbery, grass seed and labor, would rest acknowledge It fit their hearts The McKenzie river hatchery re produce. Carload of poultry supplies * • • When the victory shnll be ceived $1,262; the Crescent, Odel go a long w ay tow ard selling their property. omplete—when there shall be neither and Davis Lakes work received just in. a slave nor a drunkard on tin- earth Horse power drag saw $55.00, $1,331; the Siuslaw $285; and The attitude of Russia, England and France tow ard bow proud the title o f that land which may truly claim the birthplace o f both Triangle lake received $332. This A bargain. drinking is conclusive evidence that liquor prevents men of these revolutions that shall lam- does not include new construct 300 feet 4 inch iron pipe for from shooting straight. It is a nerve and brain wrecker ended In that v ic to ry ” In an address ion, under which the McKenzie sale cheap. to the Sons o f Temperance at Wash I pay cash for chickens, eggs The w a r will just about put booze out of business in lagton. he said he had made temper river hatchery led all other pro and hides. mice speeches before that society was jects with $1,824. Europe. organized, "and 1 think I may say that One Standard sewing ma Mr. Hills adds that of the $5,- to this day I have never by my exam chine. Snap. 425 paid in bounties on wild cats, file belled what I then said .” Four dollars for a slogan—Cottage Grove Commer •---- To trade two cows for brood Inspect the Nifty 1915 B aby O verlan d $258 went to Lane county. Lane cial Club. W hy not— • W h trt does the Lincoln highway start sows or pigs. county also received the bounties Its no experiment, but light, strpng, comfortable, and end? W hat states does it pass T o Cottage Grove Thoroughbred Poland china paid on 24 cougars and four through ? and durable—a real guaranteed automobile. If No more to rove. pigs for sale. T lie highway Is n proposed transcon wolves. you want something more classy, buy a Hudson You may mail us your check or present us with the tlnentnl road which will connect the All kinds of poultry supplies Six. Write us for Catalogs. Atlantic const with the I’ ncltlo. being at cash prices. four plunks, personally, Gentlemen! uf more benefit to Nebraska than to One steel roller, the kind that any other state. It begins just outside Eugene, of New York city and ends ut Oakland gets all the clods. Oregon. William H ale Thompson was elected M ayor of Chi Cal., passing through the intervening Mohair and wool wanted. See states almost In a straight line. cago M onday by an estimated plurality of 130,000. Re me before you sell. Now is the time to spray for turns from 14-00 precincts out of 1500 indicated that he In view of the tremendous armies Two horse Fairbanks Morse have been placed in opposition to apple scab and the codling moth, engine at a bargain. had carried the entire Republiean city ticket to victory. that ons another in the present European according to C. E. Stewart, coun I want to buy your chickens, Women voted for the first time at a M orality election in war, will you kindly state how many United States troops fought in each ty fruit inspector, eggs, hides and pelts. Chicago. Other city offices were won bv Republicans by conflict in our country? “ Either o f the following for Date Troop- One gentle pony 5 years old, about 7 .),000 plurality and the City Council is probably VVnr o( thè Revolution . !77f*-17S3 300.781 mulas may be used for apple drives single or double. — Five sworn statements called by the Comptroller of VVar wlth France........ . 1708-IS00 4.6»: Republican for the first time in several years. the currency, submits to two examinations by Nat 3,33i1 scab for the first spraying and VVar wlth Tripoli......... . 1801-1806 One second hand sub-soil plow, 13.7M Croci! Indiun war........ . 1813-1811 ional Bank Examiners. should be put on under high just what you all need. 678.831’ War of 1 SI2 ................. . 1 8 1 7 -1 8 1 8 7 .9 1 1 Reminole !n<11an war— pressure as soon as the bloom H o w fine this city might be. It wouldn’t take a Ulnck Hawk Indian war 15131*1832 Heavy horse harness and de 6.681 13,41' buds have separated in the clust livery wagon at a bargain. Indian war........ . 1830-1837 great deal of effort if everybody joined in. Let every Creek 41.12: Florida Indian war...... . 1X36-1 M3 War with Mexico........ . 184»’.-1813 112.231» er and show pink. — A Board of Directors that directs and it is a member Single comb Buff Leghorn eggs man and wom an get busy in this “ Clean Up and Faint Staninole MK Indian war.. . 1868-1868 “ IJme-sulpher solution at rate of the Federal Reserve Bank. for hatching, 15 for 50 cents. .. 1881-1806 X.77J, W* U p ” campaign. The general purposes of this crusade Civil war ..................... -Dec.. 1808 274.71» o f three gallons to 100 gallons of Span.-Amer, war April Try a*sack o f Golden Loaf at against rubbish and for beauty are: T o help the whole water. Spray’s. Good flour and cheap city life, to protect against fire, to improve general health, “ Bordeaux mixture, 5-5-50; er. WISE AND OTHERWISE. Capital,_____________ _________ $25,000 that is, five pounds of copper to exert an educational influence upon the school children, For sale or trade Edison Phon Surplus ami Undivided Profits, $60,000 ograph, cost $45.00 new. A t a suiphate dissolved in water, five It’s now up to the old man to to advance business conditions, and to impress favorably come home early and dig up the pounds o f stone lime slacked, to bargain. ‘SAFKTY FIRST all visitors to Cottage Grove. garden, so that the boys can play fifty gallons of water. A bargain in second hand wag tall after school. “ Bordeaux mixture should be ons. I have eight from $15 to It is not alw ays the largest enterprise that gives the The courage o f some men is made fresh as it deteriorates $75 each. Feed your cows oil meal and greatest profit. On the farm it is often a small side line sublime. A New York judge rapidly. las just ruled that a w ife’s your pigs and chickens corn and that gives better returns than the regular lines ol' effort. wage’s belong to her husband. “ In using keep the material save money. well agitated and wet all foliage A few side lines—and 111 every farm scheme there ought to A well equipped high school I f you want a good fat chick as an apple scab will attack the en see me. I am corn feeding If using a brand of flour made by outside be several— will help out wonderfully in the yearly profit. may be able to get along without mills, you are paying more than your home A few dollars from this, a few from one or more others a science or penmanship teacher, leaves as soon or sooner than the some nice ones. but surely not without a baseball fruit. ” mill charges for the same grade. Test our A car of oil meal and corn just means a good deal in the course of a year. A good g a r coach. Ex. received at Spray’s. Cheapest Flour and Compare Our Price with others. den, small fruits and berries, and poultry yards. They Owing to the high prices usu feed in the market. Bible Lectures often pay outright for the luxury you have had in mind; ally charged by the farmers’ I also have in stock a full line boys, not many o f the city sports o f International Harvesters, wag at least they plan the way and set the pace, and that men are able to bring home many Dr. James Ivey of Portland, is ons and machinery. trout to their friends. done the end is not far to reach. delivering a series o f lectures on Don’t forget the big sale April Bede may be a good judge of the bible at the M. E. church, ,».*J 17th. List up what you have to modern fables, fish-stories and the basic principle o f which is n sell now so I can advertise it. A man who can’t distinguished between a pun, a applejack, but he is woefully de- Cf , . . , . the “ Law of Reverses.” and he V I also keep on hand a full stock mere joke of the most harmless and respectful nature, and ficient in Ins estimate o f the mer- handles his subject along scien- .• n o f Page wire fence. This is sure ... . „.r , . “ derision,” is too small caliber mentally for us to waste its of high class spring poetry. 1 title lines. Those who have the best fence on the market. V time and advertising space upon. We refer to the Sen heard him declare they have Slogan ( '« a l n i Continued. Good three year old colt for never heard anything like it and tinel’s comment upon the “ Saxon poem,” a puny effort to sale. This is a fine heavy colt * misconstrue fo r mercenary motives, the intent and pur The committee in charge of are much interested, his inter- and will make a big draft horse. s pose of a well meaning and respectful little pun which ap the slogan contest for the Com-! pretations o f,ife and man’s r°- Our home cured meats are far superior to the cus- V For sale. Single Comb Brown I mercial Club have decided to con-1 J at,onsh,P to UhI lxMn* new and Leghorn eggs from heavy laying § tom cuied article and cheaper. Have you tried them? 1 peared in the Leader. If the sturdy little Saxon can only tinue the contest a little longer logical. His lecture course will strain. 15 for 50 cents. Mrs. get one-half of the free advertising of this nature that has and urge that the school children continue this week and next and Waldo Miller phone 1F12Cottage ' been given to the world-famed Ford, its popui.arity and try for the $4 cash prize. All all thinking people should hear Grove, Ore. or at any time on order success is likewise assured. Eggs for hatching: Mrs. C H .1 that is required that a good him. The attendance is growing Burkholder, Buff Orpingtons; Bologna, sausage, hamburger and lard all home catchy slogan for Cottage Grove each evening. Grant Bales, White Orpingtons;! made. Fresh and salt meats and fish in season. Eugene has made its first ship Died, Marion IjiFtant, the to be used on the Commercial Mrs. Hickey. Plymouth Rocks; A P4Ileal Dentist ment of Cleanwhite soap, manu infant son of Mr. and Mrs. La- Club stationery and advertising P H It E 8 M< >S’ F H F.ASt >N A 1 51 ,K Wilbur Spray, White Orpingtons; j factured by the Cleanwhite Plant. aged 2 weeks, Saturday Victim—Mercy! That isn’t Mrs. J. F. Spray, Buff Orping matter, be written on a piece of Chemical Co. o f Eugene. It April 3, 1915, of whooping cough. the right tooth you’ ve pulled. tons and Brown leghorns. All should now be easy for Eugene Funeral services were conducted paper, signed plainly and left at Dentist Be patient, madam: heavy laying strains. You get to clean up and keep clean. the First National bank. The from the family home Monday the benefit of other peoples in-, by Rev. McDonald, interment in slogan should not contain more I ’ m coming to it. vestment in fine stock when you Pure Homemade Lard Our Specalty The Leader for neat printing. the I. O. 0 F. cemetery. than six words. Subscribe for the Leader. 4 buy these eggs. ; Before You Purchase an Auto • Query) and 1 Classy N ew BuicKi \ Cottage Grove Garage S i OSCAR WOODSON, Prop. 4 i\ i Before Y ou Buy A n ! \ Auto NOW TIME FOR APPLE SPRAYING J. H . Y a te s A u to C o. F A C H year this bank publishes ■I —1 in the local papers It Also H as- T h e F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k l y Pay 2D Per Cent Mm? 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