The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 30, 1910, Image 1

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VOLUME V
COTTAGE GRQVE, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER'30, 1910
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NUMBER I
For Justice of Supreme Court—Six
I since we never distribute any kind of
year term—Burnett 39, Moore 55.
i circulars in that way, and never saw
For Attorney General—Crawford 51,
the circulars until after they were dis-
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1SUPT. INLOW SECURES EXHIBIT tributd on the street. If any of these
*
Hart 20;
DEVOTE AN AFTERNOON TO FES­
.For Superintendent of Public Instruc­
were in The Guard they were placed
FOR SATURDAY, OCT. 8.
TIVITY AND DISCUSSION.
Bowerman Is Republican Nomi- tion—Aiderman 53.
there after the paper had been deliver­ Business Interests Will Contrib­
For State Printer—Clark 24, Duni­
ed at the homes of the subscriber.—
nee for Governor.
ute to Further Movement.
way 54.
Twenty Club Members Will Debate Collection of Reproduced Master­ Eugene Guard.
For Labpr Commissioner—Hoff 41,
pieces
Numbers
More
than
200.
th» Nesmith County Question
While The Guard has shown the pro­
Orto.n 30
posed county of Nesmith more consid­
School Benefit.
Tomorrow.
HAWLEY WINS OVER MULKEY For Railroad Commissioner—Miller.
eration than any other publication with­
60.
in the counties of Lane and Douglas, BIG SALES DAY IS PLANNED
On
Saturday
afternoon
and
evening,
The first meeting of the Woman’s
For State Engineer—Lewis 58.
.outside
of the proposed new bailiwick,
For Water Superintendent—Chinnock Club, for this year, was held at the October 8, an exhibition of pictures The Sentinel can vouch for its state­
will
be
held
in
the
school
room
over
Commercial
club
parlors
last
Saturday
Bingham Sent to Political Bone­ 4, Gettins 26.
ment above. The Guard, very naturally,
For Circuit Judge -Coke 49, Jones 47. afternoon. This being “Assembly the First National Bank, for the pur­ is opposed to the creation of Nesmith, Merchants’ Association Takes
yard By the People.
pose
of
raising
funds
for
the
purchase
Day,
”
as
is
the
coustom,'the
afternoon
For Joint Senator—Bean 50, Bingham
Initiative in Fund-Raising.
was devoted entirely to festivity. The of pictures for the walls of the public but from our viewpoint it has come
15.
nearer
giving
it
a
square
deal
than
any
hostesses were the new officers, Mes­ schools. The exhibit consists of carbon
For State Senator-Calkins 52.
and engravings, and is of its contemporaries.
THE COTTAGE GROVE VOTE For Representative From Lane— dames Wheeler, Aubrey, C. P. Jones, photographs
loaned
by
A.
W. Elson & Co., of Bos­ BINGHAM OF SMALL CALIBRE. COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED
Job
and
Delure
Hemenway.
For
the
Cushman'58, Eaton 49, Sutton 59.
For County Clerk—Nicklin 7, Russell first feature of entertainment, the ton, Massachusetts. Superintendent
members found they had a much dis­ Inlow, who has bewi instrumental in Circulates False Reports in Order to
70.
cussed
subject pinned upon their back, securing the exhibit?, informs The Sen­
Nesmith Residents Refuse to Give
Advance Political Interests.
For Sheriff—Moon 55.
and they were to guess from conversa­ tinel that the collection is a .large one
The calibre of the “Honorable” Isaac Large Sums Being Expended to De­
the Honorable Isaac Support
For County Judge—Thompson 63.
feat Nesmith County Arouses
For County Treasurer—Jennings 50, tion what the subject was. Nesmith and contains only the very best repro­ H. Bingham is shown by a report circu­
Tendered in By-Gone Days.
county, a public highway through the ductions of the masterpieces of art of lated by him and his friends in Eugene
Taylor 18.
Our People to Activity.
, For County Commissioner—Hemphill city park, the coming election, Oregon different countries and periods. Nearly on election day, last Saturday, to the
dry, fish hatcheries and many other every gallerj/ and country in the world effect that Mr. Bean had come to Cot­
34, Wheeler 35.
Jay Bowerman was nominated for
would have to be visited to see the or­ tage Grove and entered into a contract
subjects were very popular.
For County Surveyor—Collier, 66.
governor on the republican ticket at
iginal
pictures which are never brought or agreement with Cottage Grove peo­ The opposition to the creation of Nes­
Dainty
luncheon
tables,
decorated
For County Coroner—Gordon 60.
Tuesday’s primaries, Mr. West receiv­
together
in one collection.
with
lavender
and
white
asters,
were
ple that in consideration of their sup­ mith county—meaning Eugene and
For Justice -of the Peace, at Cottage
ing the democratic nomination. A bat­
The
collection
comprises
two
hun
­
then
brought
in
and
all
enjoyed
the
port
Mr. Bean would favor and help Roseburg, exclusively—having raised
Grove—Counter, 66.
tle royal is now in prospect, with the
dred
subjects
representing
all
the
prin
­
dainty
refreshments,
consisting
of
apple
carry
the Nesmith county bill, which is considerable sums of money with which
NORTH COTTAGE GROVE.
to defeat the measure, the business in­
odds in favor of Mr. Bowerman. Col.
For Congress—Hawley 38, Mulkey 27. pie with ice cream and coffee. During cipal schools of art and including a lie. The. Sentinel knows this to be
terests of Cottage Grove have become
Hofer was warmly supported in Cot­
many
reproductions
of
Sculpture,
archi
­
the
repast,
telegrams
were
delivered
absolutely
untrue.
The
people
of
Cot
­
For Governor—Abraham 6, Bower­
tage Grove, receiving a majority in man 21, Hofer 25,-
and read giving personal “hits” on the tecture and important views from na­ tage Grove have no great love for Mr. alive to the necessity of creating a fur­
members.
everv. precinct.
ture. Fewr collections have ever been Bean, on account of his attitude toward ther fund to promote the measure and
For Secretary of State—Benson 47,
The president spoke with much en­ brought together which so ' completely the Nesmith county proposition in the on Saturday, October 15 next, will con­
For' state "treasurer Ralph W. Hoyt,
Wingate 17.
thusiasm of the study and work for the
tribute ten per cent of their cash sales
the assembly candidate, was defeated
For State Treasurer—Hoyt 4, Kay.41. year, to which each member responded cover the history of art of all times as legislature, but it had little or nothing for the day to the purpose.
by Thos. B. Kay. F. W. Benson re­
this.
An
excellent
catalog
has
been
to
expect
from
him,
while
it
had
-from
For Justice Supreme Court—Bean, by giving a suggestion that would ben­
It will be a Nesmith county day, and
ceived the nomination for secretary of
prepared giving important acts bearing Mr. Bingham.' The latter was ■ given
45, McBride 36, McCamant 16,
efit the club. .Greetings were read from on the artiste and their masterpieces. his “political start” while a resident arrangements are making for the en­
state, and A. M. Crawford, the present
For Justice of Supreme Court—Bur­ the State Federation president, Mrs.
incumbent, the nomination for attorney
The catalog will be on sale at the ex­ of Cotta'ge Grove, and by its citizens, tertainment of visitors from .the rural
nett 36, Moore 40.
Sarah A. Evans. A letter was also hibition hall.
general. The probabilities are that
and then betrayed them in the hopes of districts and near-by towns without ex­
For Attorney General—Crawford 37, read from Mr. Dee Aiken of Roseburg,
Duniway will be nominated for - state
No
city
or
town
should
be
indifferent
furthering
hfe political aspirations. In pense to them.
Hart 3.
asking the women to consider the for­
printer, though Clark is very close to
The Merchants’ Association, of which
For Superintendent of Public In­ mation of District federations in Ore­ to the culture and refinement of its the primary election last Saturday the
him in the count. The eontest between
•people.
It
is
part
of
the
school
work
to
Mr.
H. H, Veatch is president, at a re­
electorate
of
this
city
was
between
the
struction—Aiderman 43.
gon.
O, P. Hofland G. M.‘Orton is also very
inculcate these qualities in the children devil and the deep sea, and it chose, the cent meeting appointed a committee
For State Printer—-Clark 26, Duni­
The meeting next Saturday promises through whatever means it, has at its lesser of two evils and placed Mr. Bean consisting of John F. Spray and J. S.
close; Congressman Hawley is nomi­
way 32.
to beten exciting one, there being a de­ disposal. The wholesome and refining in nominatinn for joint senator from Benson to call upon all business people
nated over Mr. Mulkey by a large ma­
For Labor Commissioner—Hoff 38, bate. Subject, “Resolved that' Nes­
jority.
influence of pictures of the right sort Lane and Linn.
of the community and secure their sig­
G. M. Orton 19.
mith County Should Be Created.” Af­ on the school walls is now generally
For joint senator from Lane and Linn
natures
to a document agreeing to con­
It
is
understood
that
Mr.
Bingham
For Railroad Commissioner-Miller firmative, Mesdames Rosenberg, Ab­
counties Louis Bean has defeated I. H-.
recognized as one of the most valuable has declared himself a candidate for tribute their tith. Not a merchant or
45.
rams, Hill, Johnson, Job, Veatch, Hall,
Bingham for the nomination, and Cot­
For State Engineer^-jLewis 55.
’ Sutcliffe, Spencer, Hemenway, Miller. means of securing this end. The funds the place againgt Mr, Bean by indepen­ other business man, was found who did
tage Grove is credited with having as­
. For Water Superintendent—Chinnock Negative, Mesdames Jones, Aubrey, for purchasing such pictures, as well dent petition, in which case he will not willingly and anxiously comply with
sisted Very materially in the slaughter,
as an opportunity to make a selection again be defeated. He wa§ snowed un­ the request, and as a result on Tuesday
36,
Gettins 1.
Richmond, Thompson, Wheeler, Wilson, from a very large number, is secured der at the primaries by a decisive ma­ night last other committees were ap-
giving Mr. Bean 119 Votes and Mr.
For Circuit Judge—Coke 41, Jones Chambers, Silsby/Cruson and Cook.
Bingham 34. In Linn county Mr, Bean
by means of the exhibition. The lar­ jority, and he should take his medicine pointed to make arrangement for One
33.
defeated his opponent by 100 votes. Jt
ger
t the attendance, the greater the like -a man and not attempt the baby Big Day in Cottage Grove for the pro-
COMPELLED
TO
PAY
DEBTS.
Bing-
For Joint Senator—Bean 44,
appears from the-evidence that Mr.
motion of the proposed. county.
number
of pictures that can be secured act.
ham 13.
McHugill Attempts to Leave State, for the schools.
Bingham received the nomination on
Practically every business man,
For
State
Senator
—
Calkins
44.
FRUIT
DRYER
BURNS.
the democratic ticket, and it is intima
whether merchant, butcher, baker,
But
Officers
Take
Trail.
For Representative from Lane—-Cush­
LUNATIC FRIGHTENS MANY.
ted that he will accept it, and enter
Loss More Than $5000, With Insur­ blacksmith, shoemaker, liveryman, ho­
Attorney Counter made a capture on
the campaign against Mr. Bean. His man 48, Eaton 40, Sutton 51.
tel-keeper, or what not, has signified
Saturday,
through
the
sheriff
of
Jose
­
Breaks
Into
Residence
and
Disturbs
ance of $2500.
For County Clerk—Nicklin 7, Russell
friends in Cottage Grove, however, as­
his intention to assist in this meritor­
phine
county,
that
resulted
in
balancing
On
Monday
atfernoon
fire
destroyed
An Entire Neighborhood.
sure The Sentinel that he will positively 56.
accounts between Geo. McHugill and
Tuesday night Marshal Snodgrass re­ the fruit dryer, belonging to Mr. J. I. ious undertaking by signing the agree­
'
.For
Sheriff
—
Moon
46.
decline to forsake his party.
four merchants of this city. McHugill ceived a telegram from Drain to meet Jones, and its contents, including 100,- ment. There will be no “specials” out
For County judge—Thompson 55.
For county offices the returns indicate
had been employed on the Stewart and the northbound train and take there­ 000 pounds of prunes, entailing a loss of the ordinary, but a discount of ten
.
For
County
Treasurer
—
Jennings
34,
that Stacy M. Russell received the
Porter Brothers’ ranch east of town for from a crazy man who had created a exceeding $5,500 with an insurance of per cent will necessarily have to be
nomination for clerk, H. W. Thompson Taylor 21.
made, this to gb to the county fund.
For County Commissioner—Hemphill a couple of years, and Sunday, Sep­ disturbance on the "common carrier.” $2,500 on building. The origin of the The Oregon & Southeastern company
for judge, S. W. Taylor fbr treasurer,
tember
18,
rather
unceremoniously
de
­
fire
is
unknown,
though
it
is
supposed
When
the
train
arrived
in
Cottage
R. J. Hemphill for commissioner, W. 3, Wheeler 21.
parted for California, going thither by Grove, the officer' conferred with the to have caught from the furnace, it has agreed to contribute one-tenth of
For County Surveyor—Collier 56.
S. Moon for sheriff, C. M. Collier for
wagonroad, taking his three teams. conductor momentarily while passen­ will not be rebuilt, The/ dryer was its passenger fares on that date, and
For
County
Coioner
—
Gordon
50.
surveyor, and W. T. Gordon for- coro­
will run special trains, if necessary, to
For Justice of the Peace, Cottage He had previously shipped his house­ gers guarded the lunatic. Suddenly the erected several" years ago by a local accommodate its patrons.
ner.
hold
belongings
in
the
name
of
Ham
­
stock
company,
and
was splendidly
fellow gave a whoop, wrested himself
Grove district—Counter 59.
The people within the proposed coun­
mond to Montague, California. A from his guardsmen, leaped from the equipped throughout, Recently the
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.
ty
of Nesmith should take advantage of
number
of
creditors
learning
of
his
de
­
property
reverted
to
Mr.
Jones,
the
train and disappeared in the darkness,
Fop Congress—Hawley 16, Murkey 16.
’TIS A BATTLE ROYAL.
parture, assigned their respective ac­ Marshal Snodgrass in hot pursuit. The. company failing to meet its financial this opportunity to assist in a substan­
For Governor—Abrams 3, Dimick 6,
Mr. Adams Exerting Himself With counts to H. C. Cook, also a creditor, railway yards were searched, as were obligation to him. Last year it re­ tial way in gaining self-government.
Bowerman. 10, Hofer 12.
and Mr. Counter was put upon Mc- also the grounds about the station, but mained idle, but Mr. Jones had oper­ To conduct a campaign of this char­
View to Getting a Job.
For Secretary of State—Benson 18,
Hugill’s trail. The lawyer tracedbim without success. Later the officer re­ ated it several weeks prior to its de­ acter against two financial strongholds
Chas.
Adams
having
received
the-
re-,
Wingate 13,
to
Yoncalla,. Canyonville, Roseburg and ceived wor.d that a burglar had entered struction, and was receiving a consid­ like Eugene and Roseburg requires a
For State Treasurer—Hoyt 11, Kay publican nomination for constable, and
considerable expenditure of money.
Martin H. Anderson the nomination on Glendale, and then wired the sheriff of the home of Mary Houston, on the erable amount of fruit.
21.
The voters of the state must be famil
Josephine
county
to
await
the
coming
West-Side,
and
that
the
house
was
sur
­
Fpr Justice Supreme Court—four the democratic ticket, there is a strong
New Conference Year Begins.
iarized with the true facts in the ca
of
the
tourist
and*
attach
his
personal
rounded by a vigilance committee. Mr.
years—Bean 18, McBride 19, McCam- probability that Cottage Grove will
The new conference year commences and the conditions which bow obtain,
effects.
The
officer
met
McHugill
three
Snodgrass
proceeded
to
the
scene
of
the
witness
one
of
the
warmest
political
ant 12.
at the Methodist church on Sunday. which necessitates a vast amou
For Justice Supreme Court—six years campaigns in. its history. Both nom- miles outside the corporation limits, disturbance, called off the. men who, Rally services in every department all literature being sent out to aK<Iuar"
served
the
attachment,
and
was
reward
­
guns in hand, awaited the appearance
niees are popular .in the community,
—Burnett 21, Moore 23.
day. At 11 a. m. Robert Sutcliffe gives ters of the state. The. opposition has
For Attorney General—Crawford 26, and their following, notwithstanding ed by receiving $69 and costs in payment of the supposed burglar,, walked into an address on “Something Attempted, grossly misrepresented us, d contin­
of
the
indebtedness
McHugill
had
the residence and captured his man,
the differences in party platforms, is
Hart 5.
Something Done.” This will be in the ues to do so. It has made t one log­
For Superintendent of Public Instruc­ about equally divided. Cottage Grove’s evidently attempted to avoid. McHugill taking him to Eugene the following nature of a review- and a prophecy. At ical argument against divi/on, depend­
had
sold
one
of
his
horses
at
Glendale.
day,
political complexion is that of the G.
tion—Alderman 19.
the people’s popular service at 7:30 p. ing upon abusive language and belit­
John Bolin of Bellingham, Washing-;
For State Printer—Clark 15, Duni­ O. P., but Mr. Anderson hopes to The parties whom he owed are H. C.
m. the pastor commences the first of a tling the community to Prejudice voters
Cook,
the
Spray-Wynne
Co.,
Beidler
overcome the advantage possessed by
ton| the individual who is mentally un­
way 13.
series of Vacation talks. His subject, against our cause. Th/ committee in
Brothers
and
the
Cottage
Grove
-Mer
­
balanced, was returning from a trip to
For Labor Commissioner—Hoff 13, his opponent and defeat him at the cantile Co.
“Loafing”. Solo by Mrs. J. O. Van charge of the Nesmith/çôunty proposi­
San Francisco and was taken with a
polls. Mr. Adams,, however, is wjse
Orton 15.
Winkle,
selections by Brotherhood or­ tion is using every legitimate means to
Many Inquiries Coming.
“spell."” He gained entrance to the
For Railroad Commissioner—Miller to the game, and will do battle to gain
During the past few weeks the Pro­ Houston home by breaking the glass in chestra. Bible school at 10 and Ep­ bring about its success, and fully be­
a Job, to which he has already devoted
25.
motion Department of the Commercial the front door, and then forcing it worth League devotional meetings at lieves that an educational campaign for
considerable attention.
For State Engineer—Lewis 25.
club has carried small advertisements opep. Mrs. Houston, in her alarm, 6:30. Charles Brown is the leader. A an honest and just measure will have
For Water Superintendent—Chinnock
the desired result. It has, in every in­
The
Water
System.
in four of the leading agricultural jour­ ran from the house in her night robes hearty welcome to all.
17, Gettis 12.
stance,
avoided mudslinging, prefering
Portland Labo/ Press: “Cottage nals of the Middle West, from which it and aroused her neighbors.
Prof. J. N. Waterhouse, who has per­
For Circuit Judge—Coke 19, Jones 20.
to “hew to the line” regardless of con­
Grove
has
recently
placed
in
operation
is
receiving
a
large
number
of
inquiries
manently
located
in
Cottage
Grove
with
For Joint Senator—Bean 25, Bingham
Death of Mr. Pipes.
a splendid municipal water syStem. relative to fruit, dairying and farm
the intention of organizing a music sequences. All bf its literature has
6.
G. A.V ipes of Lorane,*' aged thirty
The result will be to attract popula­ lands. Three days’ mails brought, fif-
class, reports his time being rapidly sung the praises of Eugene, Roseburg
For State Senator—Calkins 26.
years, passed , away at Eugene last takeh up. He is also organizing a class and that territory left to Lane and
tion
and
capital
to
locate
there.
A
ty-two
letters
from
Easterners
who
For Representative from Lane—Cush-
well-watered city, with trees, lawns,» asked for information of one kind or week. He was the only son of Mr. and at Creswell and will visit there one day Douglas, knowing that they have won­
am 24, Eaton 23, Sutton 29.
Mrs. Jerry Pipes of Lorane. He was each week. Those who are desirous of derful resources and offer unrivaled op­
For County Clerk—Nicklin 3, Russell flowers, baths and conveniences of civ­ another. The advertisement was plac­
brought
to Eugene some time ago in obtaining a suitable hour should make portunities. In return the opposition
ilization
marks
it
as*a
d
sirable
place
ed for a short period as an experiment.
29.
'
the hopes that closer medical attention it ä point to see the professor and com­ has scoffed at and belittled Cottage
For County Sheriff—W. S. Moon 24. to look over the second time, to come It having given excellent results it
back to and to remain in. This public will be continued in this Class of publi­ could be giver), him, but without result. plete arrangements for their lessons. Grove, misrepresented the motives of
For Counyt Judge—Thompson 30.
The funeral service will be conducted Organ, piano, theory and harmony are the people in the territory affected,
For County Treasurer—Jennings 15, service should be furnished as cheaply cations. The department, during the
at Gordon’s chapel on Sunday morning a specialty of Prof. Waterhouse’s work, and,, in brief, lied where the truth
as
possible.
It
enhances
the
value
of
past
week,
has
sent
put
over
1500
Taylor 19.
at
10:30 by Rev. J. McCallum, and in­ having graduated from London’s lead­ would have better served the purpose.
every
square
inch
of
land
in
Cottage
pieces of Cottage Grove literature.
For County Commissioner—Hemphill;
terment will be. made at the Odd Fel- ing musical institution, The Associated
On Saturday, Oct. 15, let the resi­
Grove,
and
if
the
people
are
wise
they
17, Wheeler 13.
lows’ cemetery.—Guard.
Graber-Rudolph Nuptials.
vgill insist upon the land values bearing
Board of the Royal Academy and Royal dents of proposed Nesmith county as­
For County Surveyor—Collier 28.
semble at the proposed temporary coun­
their just share of the cost of estab­ It has just leaked out among their
College of Music.__________
For. County Coroner—Gordoii 28.
Buys Bledsoe Farm.
friends
that
Mr.
Godfrey
Graber
and
ty seat and spend the day pleasantly and
lishing
and
maintaining
the
water
­
Fqr Justice of the Peace, Cottage
Joseph Kelley of Idaho has pur-
Business on the Increase.
G^ve district—Countei 28.
« works. Let the empty lot do your Miss Agnes Rudolph, both of Cottage chased the John M. Bledsoe ranch of The Cottage Grove Light & Power profitably. There will be entertain­
work.”
Grove, were united in the holy bonds 102 acres, north of town, and has taken
ment, and the hand of goodfellowship
EAST COTTAGE GROVE.
of matrimony at the State fair on possession. The consideration was $2,- company, which recently installed new will be extended to all. That’s the
boilers
and
made
otfier
necessary
im
­
Pheasants for Row Valley.
, For Cpngress— Haw ley 40, Mulkey 35.
Cottage Grove way.
Sept. 15, the Rev. Hopf of the German
For Governor—Abraham 16, Bower­ Ex-State Game Warden John Baker Lutheran church performing the cere­ 750. Mr. Bledsoe has returned to his provements to its plant, will probably
has received word from his successor, mony. The bride is a daughter of Rob­ former home in Idaho, leaving here on be forced to increase its engine capacity
man 23, Dimick 16, Hofer 27.
Hustling for Nesmith.
account of the recent death of his within a few months. The company is
For Secretary of State—Benson 44, Mr* Stevenson of Forest GroVe, that ert Rudolph, who resides west of town,
Mr.
F.
D. Wheeler is in Pendleton
getting new business at a rapid rate. ,
four pairs of Reeves’ pheasants will be and the, groom is quite a prominent father.
Wingate 30.
this week attending the Eastern Ore­
For State Treasurer—Hoyt 17, Kay forwarded to him within a few days for business man of this city. Both have
No Need for Denial,
The band recently organized among gon fair, and doing missionary work in
liberation at this point. Upon the ar­ •a wide circle of friends and acquaint­ Some persons are saying that the “old players” of the city will give a behalf of Nesmith county. Mr. D. A.
55.
For Justice of Supreme Court—Four rival of the birds Mr. Baker will take ances, all of whom extended hearty Nesmith county circulars which were concert at the park Sunday afternoon Hendricks is at Gresham, where the
years—Bean 54, McBride 47, McCamant them up the Row river valley, and give congratulations upon receiving the distributed over town last night were at 3 o’clock, and invites the public to grange fair is in progress, in the same
“glad tidings.’’
15. • . .
4 Si them their liberty.
folded in The Guard. This is nonsense be present at the toot.
interest.
RESULTOFPR1MARIES
WOMEN ENJOY ASSEMBLY ART FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BOOST FOR NESMITH