Cottage Grove sentinel., August 25, 1911, Image 4

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i
te rn railro a d s to handle an unpreeedent-
feasible pro jec t and seem s to be th e
ed m ovem ent of landseekers to the P a ­
n a t u r a l outcom e o f the p r e se n t
cific coast S ta te s th is fall. Special
situ atio n in t h a t p a r t of the s ta te . T he
proposed line will follow the W illa m ­ TWENTY-ONE BILLS CERTAIN colonista r a te s are in effect from S e p ­
INHERITANCE OF STATE
te m b er 1 T> in O ctober lf>. During the
e t te R iver to E ugene, tr a v e rs in g a for
TO GO BEFORE PEOPLE.
PRINCELY, SAYS HILL.
colonist m ovem ent in the spring nearly
tile, productive and rapidly-developing
‘.Hi.iKKi persomi trav e led to th e Coast,
te rr ito r y . It will cross the S o u th ern
Address of Railroad aud Empire Pacific m ain line a t or n e a r Ju n c tio n Total Nuinbet is Now Withiu Eleven according to e s tim a te s . P re se n t croa-
peels a re th a t the m ovem ent this tuli
of Whole on Ballot Last Year.
City, from which ]>oint to F.ugene the
Builder Before the Develop­
will even exceed th a t number.
electric
and
ste
am
roads
will
run
in
a
Those Now on File.
ment League.
generally parallel direction. That the
Crop W ill Be L ig h t.
electric will become a co m p e tito r of the
VV itii th e g e n e ra l election more than
According to English Mainili g ro w e rs
The following brief synopsis of J a m e s
fo u rte e n m onths away th e re are at m this vicinity th e crop will tie com ­
Hills, address delivered at A storia ;
. by the S outhern Pacific in te rests, tin preseti t p rac tica lly 21 m easures, e ith e r ! parutivcly light this year. H am ilton
before the D evelopm ent League eon
, ..
the o th e r hand, it is predicted th a t the to tie in itia te d or referre d , which are i Veliteli, who has a n u m b e r o f trees
vent,on. " T h e E m p ire Duller could ,
jn thjs Cllsi. w i„ bt, sim ilar lo
in s ig h t for the consideration of the I thirty y e a rs old. and who harv e sted u
not be p rese n t a . . n t i c i p a t e d 80. hl* ' those in o th e rs of th e aam e kind th a t
address was read by an other, of which th<>
^
wm
„ ft>ed„ r voters. T his n u m b e r is w ithin II of j buin|a r crop last y ea r, says they
the tota l num ber ol m e asures on llic j will bear practically nothing tins fall
the following is a p a r t :
to the s te a m sy ste m and th a t the tw o ballot last year. T here a r e now on tile Felix C u r r iii’s trees will du h e lle r ,
The s t a t e o f Oregon has a big ad v a n ­
will he of m u tu a l a d v a n ta g e in aiding w ith the S e c r e ta r y of S t a l e It bills { b u t the crop will be unusually small.
ta g e in the rac e for pro sp erity and d e ­
each o t h e r ’s developm ent.
'ither lo lie initiated or referre d , nr I
v elopm ent which is reflected in the
STATEMKNT
resolutions
from the le g isla tu re provid
dual c h a r a c t e r o f this occasion.
it
BIG BATTLE SOON ON.
l ing for the c o n s titu tio n al am endm ents, ‘ ni" the F irst National Bank of C o d a g e
m a rk s the ce nte nnial of the founding of
th is flourishing and e n te r p ris in g city. Telephone Company’s Case Will Be i a „d th e re a re at least 10 more hills for Gn»v. ( Iregon, of C o tta g e Grove, l'm m
which an a t t e m p t will be made to lo­ ; (y of laine, S ta te of Oregon, show ing
Heard in November.
I t m a rk s th e culm ination of organized
i the am nunt standing lo the crédit of
The b a t tle for t h e in itia tiv e and ref- ca te them on the ballot.
effort for th e d evelopm ent of the whole
I
every de|Misitnr .luly I. 1911, who lias
Included
in
the
m
e
asures
on
tile
is
an
of your m agnificent s t a t e t h a t has been erendum , th e foundation stone of th e
not mado u depoait, or who bas not
stirr e d to fre sh and la rg e r a c tiv ity by Oregon sy stem , will be fought before in itiativ e bill for an a m e n d m e n t to the
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w ithdraw n anv part of liisde|sisit. prin
c
o
n
stitution
providing
for
equal
s
u
f
­
th e labors of this D evelopm ent League. the t 'n i t e d S ta te s s u p re m e court about
j oiiwil or in te rest. fur a periml of more
frage.
A
no
th
er
a
m
e
n
d
m
e
n
t
provides
N
ovem
ber
1,
according
to
a
le
tte
r
w
rit-
Your n a tu ra l in h e ritan c e is princely.
of Lien- *ban seven (7 years immoilialoly pia n
H anking 7th in the Union in size. O r e ­ ton by S e n a to r Bourne, w ho has m ade for the c re atio n o f the ofli
te
n
a
n
t
G
overnor.
S
till
an
o
th
e r p ro ­ tu said date, w ilh the naine, Inst kmiwn
gon is a g ia n t even am ong the g r e a t careful inquiry as to w hen the te st case
vides
for
g
o
v
e
rn
in
g
of
stockholders
of place of résidence or |M»slotliee address
from
O
regon
will
be
heard.
This
case
com m unities of the w est. H er area is
o f such deposilor. and the fact o f his
as large as all New E ngla nd w ith South in which th e a t to r n e y s for the Pacitft banks. T his a m e n d m e n t would make
death, if kiiow n.
S
ta
te
s
T
elephone
A
T
ele
g
ra
p
h
company
them
liable
to
the
p
a
r
value
of
their
Carolina added. It is one-half as g r e a t
Naine of depositor \lr<. .1 II | l a y
have
a
tta
c
k
e
d
the
in
itia
tiv
e
and
r
e
fe
r-
stock
in
addition
to
paying
the
original
as the T u rk ish E m pire in Europe. If
lor.
|
value.
A
no
th
er
requires
a majority
it were as th ic ky s e ttle d as New Je rse y endum as u n c o n s titu tio n a l, alleg in g to
Résidence or jiostotliec address
is today, it would support five million be in conflict w ith the federal g u a r a n ­ vote to ado p t a c o n s titu tio n a l a m en d ­
Dead, if l a d is known lu se creta ry
more people than a re now living in all tee o f a r e p r e s e n ta t iv e .form of g o v e r n ­ m ent. T h ere a re three* o th e rs which
C O M P E T IT O R S OF S E A R S -R O E B U C K
or
cashier. Informisl Huit she is dead.
r
e
f
e
r
to
ta
x
a
tio
n
.
One
of
th
e
se
repeals
the s ta te s o f the union w est of the ment, is of tra n s e e n d a n t im porta nce to
Ainount $22.20.
the people of O regon and o th e r s t a t e s the county ta x am e n d m e n t. A nother
Mississippi river.
S ta te of Oregon. Cuuntv of I.ane
!
provides
for
a
uniform
rule
of
ta
xation
in
which
popular
g
o
v
e
r
n
m
e
n
t
luws
have
The e a s te rn portion p f your s ta te is
and the app o rtio n in g o f ta x e s am ong j L T. 1 • AV heeler, being lirsi duly
now, for the first tim e, being put into found lodgm ent. It will also have p ro ­
found
b
ea
rin
g
on
th
e
f
u
tu
r
e
develop-
the various counties as county obliga- | sworn, de|mae and say ti|»m oath, Iliitt
rail com m unication with the m a rk e ts
tions.
The th ir d p e r m its ta x es to be | * am *'ie C ashier of th e F irst N ational
of the country. $30,000,000 w ere spent ment of such legislation th ro u g h o u t the
levied on d iffe ren t classes of projierty Bank of I u lla g e (¡rove. Oregon, of
An
adverse
decision
woulil
crc-
last y e a r for railroad construction in nation.
O th e r meas ires to he voted on bv the j U ottageG rove. County of Lane, S t a t e
Oregon. U n derneath and back of all j-»t« an alm o st hopeless ta n g le in O regon
I
“*
Oregon; th a t the foregoing sta te m en t
this a r e g r e a t a g r ic u ltu r a l possibilities legislation, so much o f which has been j people include the various referen d u m
j
ls
11 t r u *’* correct and complete
which even you do not y e t ap pre cia te adopted th ro û g h the in itia tiv e and ref- , m e asures d irec ted at the Malarkey pub-
s ta ! te m e n t, showing the name, lust
at th e ir real value. Only 5 p e r c e n t of erendum . S e n a to r B ourne in his le tte r lie u tilitie s, bill, the Monmouth Nor-
mal School and the tw o hills a g a in st . known resilience or |*»stoftlce mklress,
th e a re a of th e s t a t e i« now im p ro v e d ; says :
1 called a t the office of the c le rk of j the U n iv e rsity of O regon ap propria : fact of death, if knoM ii, ami the am ount
only about 350.000 people are engaged
to the credit of each depositor us re
the
suprem e court re g a rd in g the s ta tu s tions.
in its cu ltiv a tio n . Yet, in addition to
qiured l>y the provisions o f C h a p te r 14*.
P E T I T I O N S IN U IK P U L A T IO N .
l ’ V more; not alom* in q u a n tity can y o u r ^rot'ory
th e f r u i t industry, whose products are of the case of the Pacific S ta te s T e l e - |
of the G eneral L aw s o f O regon 1907
fam ous in all the m a rk e ts of the world, phone and T e le g ra p h com pany vs. O r e - i O f the hills th a t a r e to be bro u g h t
T. C. W H E E L E R .
m m *y it * m i i • t > x > fu ’tli *f.
You c in save
O regon raise s more th a n 16,000,000 gon and found th a t th e c o u rt has as- before the people through th e in itiativ e
Subucribod and sw orn to before me
bushels ol w h e a t each year. D airying signed a nu m b e r of cases for h e a rin g th e re are se v eral for which petitions
thin 1 2 th day o f July \ D 1911
Itoth in q u a n tity and q u a lity at this store,
and live stock in dustry a r e capable of October 10, im m ediately following the are now being circulated, and th e re are
F I N G A L S . H IN D S ,
and
a*11opening
day
and
t
h
a
f
t
h
e
s
e
cases
will
be
se
v
eral
o
th
e
rs,
which
it
is
understood
alm ost indefinite extension
N otary Public for Oregon.
form s of a g r ic u ltu r a l iu dustry are sure heard as rapidly as th e y can be d isp o s­ will pe placed in circulation.
(.¿Hunt ¡t v A I.O N K dues not tnuki* a hut gum
ed of. T h e r e a f t e r th e c o u r t will ta k e
P e titions calling for the Hat salary
of an ab u n d a n t rew ard.
ljuulity is its nwessur.i as quantity in u bargain
You need s e t no narrow bounds to up the r e g u la r docket on which the Or- , of the S t a t e P r in t e r to become effec­
For instunci*, u |muntl ttf cheap cofTc«* is fur
your f u tu r e d evelopm ent if it is carried egon case is num be r M w ith probably tive in D ecem ber n ex t y ea r and for
out along modern, p ractical and scien­ 27 of th e se cases lo be argued. Possi- i adoption o f single tax in Clackam as
dearer fhitu a | m > iiu <! of moderate priced ndli*«*.
tific lines. Y our harbors, your ports, bly some o f the 27 will be su b m itte d j county are now b eing circ u la te d . It is I
your railroads, your com m ercial o r g a n ­ w ithout a r g u m e n t but th e re can be j probable, if th e G overnor does not dc
T he n ea r- oide to call u special session of the I
F o r a |Miund o f had o o flW w ill not b rew s<> m an y
OF
izations, all depend n a t u r a lly upon the nothing definite about t h a t.
w ea lth you ta k e out of the ground. est e s tim a te the clerk could m ake w as j L eg islatu re , t h a t the product of the
flip s as a | ton lit I t»f ^ ih k I fo il’«*»*.
Your p a r tic u la r ad v a n ta g e lies in the t h a t the O regon case would be reachetl commission to d r a f t a good roads bill
will also he placed on th e ballot. ' It is
possession o f all the machinery and e x ­ about N ovem be r 1.”
also probable t h a t a hill to be framed
perience of an old com m unity to g e th e r
NOBODY SPARED.
So with must groceries. All our good* are bar
, by the com mission to revise th e judiri-
w ith th e s p ir it and am bition of th e new,
gains
Imt ft in quantit y and quality. Your groc«*ry
and w ith an im m ense a r e a of the moat Kidney Troubles Attack Cottage a r >* or !,ortl*‘ sim ila r hill, will be placed
Now ready for your inspection.
: before the people
productive land, alm ost untouched, ea st
money
huvs more h«*r«* than in any other stor«*
Grove Men and Women. Old
Some m e asure g o v ern in g ta x atio n
of th e m ountains.
in
town.
and Young.
may also be s e n t befo re tin- people
I f th e men of a hundred y ea rs ago
K idney ills seize young and old
from the com mission c re a te d by the
could not d re a m of this modern and pro­
Come quickly w ith little w arning.
L eg islatu re to outline, or f ra m e a hill
g ressiv e city w here they s e t a trad in g
Children suffer in th e ir ea rly y e a r s —
or hills covering ta x a tio n . This com ­
post for f u rs in th e w ilderness of an
C a n ’t control th e kidney secretions.
mission was nam ed to work in conjunc­
uninhabited coast, n e ith e r can we of
Girls a r e languid, nervous, suffer
tion with the S t a t e Tax Commission.
today fo rte ti the d evelopm ent th a t the
pain.
Following the adoption o f the county
n e x t c e n tu r y is to bring, b u t we do i
Women w orry, c a n ' t do daily work. | ^
ax a m e n d m e n t the need of some com ­
know t h a t it should be th e g r e a te s t
W H E R E Y O U GE T IT F O R L E S S
Men have lame and ac hing backs.
prehensive s y ste m o f ta x a tio n wa» seen,
w here th e re is th e la rg e st store of na- !
The cure for man, w om an nr child
AIMD U P
and as a resu lt this com mission was
tu r a i resources and w here these are op - 1
Is to cu re th e cause -kidneys.
named.
en the m ost freely to th e e n te rp rise of
D o an ’s K idney Pills cu re sick k id ­
A lthough nothing officially is known,
man. You can help win th e prize by j
neys—
it is understood t h a t a n o th e r effort will Fit, Style and Workmanship
hew ing to the line m a rke d out by thie
Cure all form s of kidney suffering.
be made by th e P roh ib itio n ists to cn-
D evelopm ent League, and the promise
C o tta g e Grove te stim o n y proves it.
a c t gome
Guaranteed.
d r y ” le gislation. According
of th e f u tu r e t h a t cheers and s tim u ­
Mrs. E lla Bisbey, e a s t side. C o tta g e
to s ta te m e n ts made by G overnor West
lates you to new effort today will be
Grove, Ore. s a y s : “ D o a n ’s Kidney Pills, '
some weeks ago, th e re may he an effort
a b u nda ntly fulfilled.
procured a t B e nson's D rug S to re have
. .
,
. .
. t o in itia te th e O w ens Affair hill, which Also Clothes Steam-cleaned
been used in our fam ily and have prov- I . ....
,
..
. . . . . .
,
_
J .. .
, '
, provides for th e s te riliz a tio n of c rim ­
LINES HEADED THIS WAY.
and Pressed in a First-
en very
effective
in
re
eving
kidney
-
,
•
,
,
_
,
J ; inal insane and idiots. This bill has
troubles.
T
he
person
who
took
them
Class Manner.
Two Trollies Coming Up the Wil­
been tw ice before the L eg islatu re .
was q u ite bad w ith kinffey com p lain t
Y A Q U I N A BAY
lamette Valley.
Once it was passed and vetoed by Gov­
but
hje
is
now
enjo
y
in
g
good
health.
Two elec tric lines may be o pera ting
ern o r C h a m be rla in. T h e n e x t tim e the
betw e en Portland and E ugene before This expe rien c e has convinced us of bill died in th e senate. G overnor West
th e end of th e coming y e a r —one an e x ­ the m e rits of D oap’s K idney P ills .”
has announced him s elf as in favor of
For sale by all dea le rs. P rice 50
tension o f the Oregon E le ctric and the
the bill.
An i«l«*al retreat for outdoor pastimes of all kinds.
F o ster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo,
o th e r an extension of th e S ou th ern P a ­ cents.
A N T I - F R A U D MOVE P R O B A B L E .
Hunting fishing, boating, surf bathing, riding, auto-
New
York,
sole
a
g
e
n
ts
fo
r
the
U
n
ite
d
W
E
S
T
S
I
D
E
cific’s Corvallis line. T he Oregon E lec­
A n other m e asu re which will no doubt
ing, Canoeing, dancing and roller skating.
Where
tric p ro je c t already has been planned S tates.
come up will be an a t t e m p t to modify
pretty water agates, moss agates; moonstones, car-
R
e
m
e
m
b
e
r
the
nam
e
D
oan’s
and
and a c tu a l work on its construction
the provisions s u rro u n d in g the in itia ­
nelians can he found on the hearh. Pure mountain
aw a its only th e a r r a n g e m e n t of details. ta k e no o th e r.
tive and r e f e r e n d u m to p re v e n t frauds.
water ami the best of food at low prices. Fresh fish,
While th e Southern Pacific has not o f ­
J u s t w h a t th e n a t u r e of this m easure
clams, crabs and oysters, with abundance of v«*ge
Satisfied
With
Sutherland.
ficially announced its in te ntion to con­
tallies of all kinds daily.
A. J . P e rk in s, Geo. P e rk in s, J a c k will be is still s o m e w h a t problem atical,
nect E ugene w ith P o rtla n d by means
Machen and T. C. L uck e y drove th e as num erous su g g e stio n s have been o f ­
of an elec tric line, e v e r y indication
l a t t e r ’s c a r to C o tta g e Grove Sunday fered.
points in t h a t direction and actual d e ­
W hether W. S. U ’Ren will tr y to ini-
to in v e s tig a te some brick work th a t had
velopm ents of the la st few months
with strict sanitary regulations
been done by P o rtlan d c ontra ctors, the G ate his p r e f e r e n ti a l plan of voting as
seem to b ea r o u t the theory.
an
a
m
e
n
d
m
e
n
t
to
the
d
ir
e
c
t
prim
ary
same g e n tle m e n who vv^ll do the work
A la rg e f o rc e of men has been a t
on the new bank building here. The law is not c e r ta in . H e said, recently,
Against future want and privation by
work all su m m e r te a r in g up the old
work was p e rfe c tly sa tis f a c to r y and th e t h a t he had not decided w h e th e r he cultivating the savings habit now. Y o u
from all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho
rails on th e line betw e en P o rtlan d and
boys r e tu r n e d home satisfied. Spring- would a t t e m p t to in it ia t e th e bill or
«»it sale daily.
Corvallis and repla cing them with
I cannot begin too soon to build up the
not, as he is too d ee ply sub m e rg e d iri
field News.
heavier ste el. T he road is to be th o r ­
nucleus of the fortune of the future.
T he above r e f e r s to th e F i i s t N a tio n ­ his efforts to se cu re single tax.
oughly ballasted and placet! in condi­
I funk of it!
O nly two hundred five
On«*
lull
which
is
c
e
r
ta
in
to
he
initi­
al Bank building, th e brick work on
tion designed to accom m odate e ith e r a
from Southern Pacific points I ’ortlunl to Cottage
which is being done by Mr. S u therla nd. ated will call for th e com bining of the dollar bills save«! malt«* $ 1 , 0 0 0 , wlm h
f a s t s te a m or elec tric service. While
Orove; also from all C. & K. stations Albany and
U niveristy of O regon and the Agricul is the foundation of many a lug fortune.
As staged, th e job is a good one
th e rails are not bonded, this d etail can
west, Good going Saturday or Sunday and for re­
tu r a l college under one head.
R
be atte n d e d to in a few w eeks a f te r
turn Sunday or Monday.
Mountain Road Is Bad.
In addition to these bills w hich have j ^,n * ,,s w r c
definite a r r a n g e m e n ts to ele c trify the
Call on any S. I*, or C. & K. Agent f«»r full parti­
Mr. F. J . H ickey, of th e N esm ith been m entioned th e re a r e a large num ­
...T H E...
line are made.
culars as to fares, train schedules, etc., also for copy
Auto com pany, says th e road over the ber of proposed m e a su re s which a r e 1
The plan by m eans of which the H ar-
of our illustrated booklet "Outings in Oregon” or
m ountain sou th of London is in w re tc h ­ still in th e obm ryo, b u t have, an y e t I
rim an road will e n t e r E u g en e is by
ed condition for a distanc e of abo u t failed to re a c h th e s ta g e w here they j
u tilizing th e p rese n t line from C orval­
W m . M c M u r r a y , G e n e r a l P an aen g er A g e n t, P o rtla n d .
th ree miles, o th e rw is e th is would be a can even Be given se rio u s considers- j
lis to Monroe, which rec en tly was ac­
fav o rite r o u te for autoiriobilists. The tion. To all ap p e a ra n c e s now the hal-
'Tilt 0I.U IttLIAtLt"
quired by th e Welch in te re sts , o s te n ­
Pass Creek road, he says, is now in lot for 1912 will be l a r g e r th a n for “ “ “““
—
’“ “ “ “
sibly fo r th e developm ent of th e e x ­
splendid shape, a considerable a m o u n t 1910, as f a r as in it ia t iv e and referen- 1
Oflic» IMmitf Main J
Kr.idrnct M.ln IJtl
DR. //. H. SOMERS
ten siv e tim b e r in te r e sts in S outhern
of work h a v in g been done on it this dum m e a su r e s a r e concerned. I f it
Benton C ounty. This road is to be put
sum m er.
fails to go la rg e r it will be because j
MANUFGS Of
into good condition. New rails and ties
(htvo/m thic I’li vsivi/in
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peonle who wish to cri'ate new counties
a re to be laid a t various places w here
Springfield Will Pave.
see th e f u tili ty of such th ro u g h the
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th e old tr a c k has become worn ; some
T he Springfield council has le t the
f a ilu re of e i g h t county division m e a s ­
Office, LnwHoti llliM'k
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We can snnply you first grade
of the w o rs t g rad e s m ay be reduced c o n tra c t for paving nine blocks on Main
a. in., 1:30 to 5:00 p. in. ( .flier hours hv
ures last y ea r, which sw elled th«* tota l
shingles delivered in Cottage
and e s tim a te s looking to th e e lim in a ­ s t r e e t betw een Mill s t r e e t and T en th i
appointm ent
to 32 for 1910.
G rove o r a t th e mill, in any
tion of considerable c u r v a tu r e a re under s t r e e t to th e U niversal Construction
q u an titie s. Address
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Chronic <I¡ h «* hs «* h a xpccialfy. l/onmil
course o f p rep a ra tio n .
com pany of P o rtla n d . T he c o n tra c t
Roads Prepare For Rush.
tation and exam ination free.
Extension south from Monroe is a price was $1.85 per s q u a re yard.
P re p a ra tio n s a re being made by Wes-
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