Cottage Grove sentinel., February 01, 1912, Image 8

POLITICS ARE TAKING ON SOME LIFE
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C rescent
B aking i
THE OSTEOPATHIC PRIMER
candidates.
M. Vernon Parsons is
preparing his petitions, and !>. E. Yor-
T U R A H. (V'a OK OSTICO P A T H Y KOK BUSY KK APRILS
an, former president o f the Eugene
Commercial dub, has almost decided
to be a candidate. Springfield will
probably feel that it should suggest
A Second Cauae of Disrate - Chronic, Muscular and Other
the thin! member, to take Sutton’ s
Contractions.
place, but as yet the man has not come
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way
that
o f the skclctuu will slip out of correct posi­
forward. Cottage Grove has made no
tion and interfeie with nerves and blood vessel», no will iintiiitiual and
suggestions in this line, as the propos­
long continued contractions and congestion* of iuu»cle» and thru cover
al to put up any kind o f a candidate
iiigs of »km and fascia obstruct nerves and hh»»l vessel». And so will con
I'actions of ligaments. Likewise displacements of these structures ami
from here is looked upon as rank pre­
displacements of cartilages (which are |>ads lietweeu Ismcs) all act to pro
sumption by the parts o f the county
duce disturliauce. disorder, disease. I hd voll ever stop to think that
having the majority o f votes.
“ disease" means ftad or faulty
There are several candidates for sup­
order, atwence of eaae merely,
in the running o f this ma
erintendent o f schools and a tight is
chine?
promised on county commissioner.
Refer to figure
Nerves 1 H
Orrin Bennett, who lives north o f Eu­
l'as» through, over, and under
gene. has come out for the position
muscle*. Kvposuir to cold, a
fall, may cause undue contrat'
now held by H. M. Price. The report
turn of the muscle», thus an
Located at Ixmdon, Oregon, in in a Eugene paper that Cottage Grove
al>normal pressureo i the nerve
would have a candidate for commis­
is the result. Supposing this
the Calapooya mountains. 800
sioner is founded on air. No such like­
t i tie the case with nerve ,1).
feet above sea level, twelve
a pain in the shoulder would
lihood has been expressed in this end
lie the result
miles from Cottage
o f the county.
E. C. Huffman, o f
Pam in any region, wr tuav
Coyote is out with petitions. Judge
Grove, Ore.
now conclude, mai/ I k - due to
Thompson and Commissioner R. J.
a pressure on the nerve supply­
ing the region, l'atu is also
Hemphill hold over.
Cuisine and accommodations
caused hy a nerve receiving a
It is said that E. C. Martin o f
deficient or |>ervcrlcd hlood
excellent.
Hot mineral baths, Springfield w ill come out against Mr.
supply.
Now. how can the
recommended by physicians for Keeney for assessor.
l'alu in that shoulder he re
iicved or cured? Not hy tak
For district attorney for Lane, Doug
rheumatism, stomach, liver and
fug medicine; that is a make­
last,
Coos,
Benton
and
Lincoln
coun­
kidney troubles
Very extensive
shift, a temporary relief. Let
ties, E. R. Bryson announces his inten­
us rather by a mechanical ma
grounds
with swings, tennis
tion to be a candidate again. No op'
mpulation remove tlie pressure
court, croquet and other amuse­ position has developed.
on the nerve, tie it caused
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either by a contracted muscle,
ments. Splendid trout fishing at
In the superintendent o f schools
or a slight variation in the |si
fight,
the
present
incumbent,
H.
C.
hand. Automobile line from Cot
sit toil of one or more of the vertebrae, Isn't that mote rational' It ter-
tainly is.
tage Grove over good roads. Baughman, has filed his petition, and
t'liofistructeil circulation means health.
as possible candidates there are A. K.
W rite for full particulars, rates,
This, then, permits a second osteopathic deduction
I f all vhitructiuni
Mickey.'at present supervisor for the
to tht flow of thr hotly flouts, inch as the hlooil, the lymph anil nfree force
etc. Address
northern group o f districts for the
hair been removed, Suture Mill reitore the region offer led to health
The natural tendency of a disease is towards the normal; that ia why
county, and E. J. Moore, who was a
health is restored when vou remove the cause of disease
candidate for appointment to the place
The osteopath is often approached thn»
" I can see why oileoyathy is
when Supt. Dillard resigned a few
e»|iecially indicated— in fad, is the treatment jnir-ejcelleiu t Joe df/oiunlici,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
months ago.
for paralym , fo r all chronic condition*, fail how cun you expect to cure an
ulcer, a fever and like conditions?" What, pray tell, are all these diseases
For county coroner. W. T. Gordon,
— localized as an ulcer, general as a fever—due to, hut nhitrurtril circulation
who has filled the place for the past
o f the hoily fluid$—of the blood'
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
four years, is a candidate for re-elec­
It has iieen shown how pain may be caused by a contracted muscle
tion, and W. W. Branstetter w ill also
pressing on a nerve.
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« o n Block be a candidate.
Iu addition to such pressure causing a mere pain, we must recall that
P h o o r. I K rv 10 « j.R
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motion nutrition and the regulation of the blood supply ot the arm are all
For county treasurer, S. W. Taylor
Office Hour« 1 to 6 p. m
controlled by the nerves, a» shown Hence, aggravated conditions of nerve
Consultation by appointment only.
will seek re-election, and Stacey Rus­
pressure prisluce paralysis, pal»v, rheumatism, neuritis, iieurslgia, atrophy
DR H. H SOMERS
sell will also seek re-election as county
and many other chronic conditions, in fact, thr majority ot the diseases
O S TE O PATH IC P H Y S IC IA N
that can affect the arm. This I» not true only of the arm, but tlie legs as
cierk. Both have filed their petitions.
Chronic and Nervous Diseases a Specialty.
well, in fact any part of the laxly. Most all of these conditions osteopathy
For county surveyor, C. M. Collier
CO TTAQEGROVE
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OREGON
ordinarily cures or lienefit».
will again be a candidate. No oppoai-
tion has been heard from.
G E R T R U D E M. BURDICK.
It is still early in the campaign, and
without doubt there w ill be many more
Graduate Morse
always kickers no difference what the number o f nice homes on this tim e
announced for the different offices.
project. But 1 am here to say that the street that are in the same condition
M ASSEUSE
Petitions for nomination may be filed
work done up there has been o f most in so far as unsightly street» and un­
any time up to the evening o f April 3.
c o t t a c ; k c . r o v k
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importance to the city already, and sanitary conditions are concerned. Yet
OREGON
J B. L e w is Residence
These petitions must represent voters
much credit ia due to the man who had under a general tax levy these people
o f at least 17 precincts o f the county,
the nerve to puah it as far as he did. would be obliged to pay for years for
and for republicans must have a total
I have talked with quite a number of the improvement of other highway»
of at least 60 names, while a democrat
the citizens o f the Grove since read­ that would lie deemed, by the village
Teacher ot Piano and Organ
may get his name on the ballot by pre­
ing the article in the last issue, and so fathers, to be more necessary, owing
Certifiieated from the Associated Board, senting petitions with 38 names.
far I have only found two who are op­ to the great amount o f travel on them,
Royal Academy and Koval College of
The democrats are taking very little
posed to the methods set forth by and in the end we might have an e x ­
Music. Residence Second Street.
interest in the county ticket. Harry
“ Taxpayer” for the further better­ ceedingly wiae bunch o f dads who
Bown, sheriff, w ill undoubtedly be a
ment o f the streets, and they were might decide that a» there ia no call for
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Residence. Mam l i l L
candidate for re-election, although he
both merchants, one o f them not own­ traffic on the street we w ill not im­
may not circulate petitions, depending
F. L. ISC,RAM, D. M . I).
ing any property but his goods in prove it at all. This may be a little
on his friends to w rite in his name.
stock. His excuse was thHt he did not far-fetched, but it »erven to illustrate
In fact, it is thought there will be very
feel like paying a tax to build up some one o f the weakest points in the sys­
A L L WORK GUARANTEED.
few democratic petitions circulated,
cne elae’s property, and the other had tem. Again, one street calls for heav­
Lawson Bldg.
Cottage Grove, Ore but all nominations made by the w rit­ no logical reason, claiming to be in ier pavement than another or perhaps
ing in o f the names on the ballots.
sympathy with the poor taxpayer and it may be decided a hard surfaced
M. S. Wallis, a deputy in the sher­ at the same time talking for a plan pavement should be built on one street
iff’s office, has announced his intention
that would work a hardship upon him, and a cobble »tone on another. Who is
to be a candidate for the county treas- and in some instances cause him to to be the judge in such cases as to
attorney at Law
urerehip.
lose his property, as has been done to what kind o f a pavement a resident
Office on Msin Street, West Side
The only other democratic candidate my knowledge in other cities.
A t should have in front o f his home, and
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OREGON
being spoken o f at this time is Dave present there are quite a number o f when he shall have it, under a general
Hill o f Junction City who is mentioned places for sale that would not be if the levy.
for county commissioner.
streets were made under a system that
To conclude with, permit me to say,
The campaign for the general elec­ would not ruin the owners when the
Attorney-at-La tv
there is no better system for the im­
tion this year w ill be unusually long, streets are completed. 1 think this ia
provement o f streets than our present
Practice in all Courts of State.
Corpor­
extending
from A pril 19 to November a very serious matter. We can not
ation, mining and Probate law a specialty
one under the Bancroft act where
5, or 200 days. When the general elec­ afford to drive our citizens out o f town
Collection and Insurance.
every street in town can be improved,
OREGON tions o f Oregon were changed from the on account o f building a few streets
COTTAGE GROVE,
the cost taxed up to the abutting prop
first Monday in June to the Tuesday and, on the other hand, the streeta are
erty, payable in ten equal payments.
Telephone after the first Monday in November,
Office
a necessity and when they are built Under such a system the property hold­
Room 14 Woodward Bldg.
the date o f the primary was changed there w ill be no trouble about gettin g
ers at any time on any street may pe­
also, but it was provided that in presi­ people to come here and settle. A
tition for the improvement o f their
DR. H. H. O W E N
dential election years the general elec­ good many have come here and noted
street. I f any change is to be made at
Veterinarian
tion primary and the presidential pri­ the condition o f our streets and drain­
all, let us simply amend the charter,
Graduate Kansas City
C O TTAG E GROVE, mary should be combined 200 days
age and have remarked. “ I guess 1 give the city council authority to com­
OREGON
Veterinary College
prior to the date o f the general e le c ­ don’ t want any o f it ,” ami then gone
pel the improvement o f a street, when
tion.
away. Now 1 am in favor o f a system it is in such condition as many o f ours
C O TTA G E G K U V E C A M P, No. 6424
Unquestionably T a ft w ill be the fa v ­ that will hold all o f our present c it i­
are or declare it a public nuisance, a
M. W. o f A ., meet« the first and third orite o f Lane county republicans for
zens and induce others to come. I am menace to health, close it entirely and
Tuesday o f each month at Elks’ Hall.
president, say men ¡in touch with the also
A TAXPAYER.
Visitors Welcome.
save the expense o f lighting it. A t
situation.
There are a few communi­
C. W. W A L L A C E . Consul.
any rate let us have better streets, let
ties in the county that tend to be so­ PROPERTY OWNER ADVANCES
O R V E L K N A P P , Clerk.
us stand by the council in its wise de­
cialistic, but they, o f course, will have
cision last summer to improve no more
STRONG ARGUMENTS.
little to say in the primary. Wilson,
streets except they be improved the
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Southern Pacific Railway Time-Table say democratic leaders, will be the
fu ll width between the curbs. It is
favorite three to one.
COTTAGI GROVE STATION
simply
a waste o f private and public
The fact that there is such a strong retarded such improvements and when
funds to improve a street to a width of
we
did
get
them,
oftim
es
it
was
where
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Sortii Bound
contest for the presidential nomination
1:26 a. m.
No 1«
1:4H a. m. among the democrats, and likely to be they were least needed, while under a 16 feet through the center. For proof
No IS
6:42 a. ra
No. 1«
2:25 a. m.
No. IS
o f this assertion take a drive out
3:01 p. m.
No. 18
11:02 a. m. a pretty contest for the senatorial ap­ general tax levy we could have those
No. 1»
Fourth street that was improved in
3:66 p. m.
9 32 p. in.
No. at
No. 17
streets
most
needed
improved
first
and
proval, makes for an unusually large
this manner less than five year ago.
in
a
few
years
the
entire
city
would
be
registration o f democrats. Few demo­
L et us cling to the present method,
crats it is said, w ill register as republi­ improved at a small expense each year
whereby every street may be improved
to
the
individual.
Such
a
system
is
cans this year, preferring to be in po­
at the expenae o f persons owning the
T IM E T A B L E NO. 5.
sition to participate in their own pri­ all right for country roads, where
abutting
property without the aid of,
T o Taka Effect June 19, 1909.
roads are built, you might say, for
maries.
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commercial purposes, and it is obvious or w aiting for the consent of, the resi­
No a.
No. I.
HAS IDEAS ABOUT STREET IM­ to every sane man that the leading dents on other street.
powDEiy
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Springs Hotel
Calapooya Springs Co.
J. N. WATERHOUSE
Dentist
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J. C. JOHNSON
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Tw o eatra trains for passengers only leaves
Cottage Grove on Tuesday and Saturday at j y>
p m., returning arrives at Cottage Grove at 5 30
p m.
Subject to change without notice
A ll outward freight to station where there is
no agent w ill be left at risk o f owner.
Stage leavHI Disston after arrival of train on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Oraeco.
Freight will not be received at the O a S. F
R. R Depot after 5 p. m. To insure forwarding
on next train freight must be delivered in ample
titnc to permit of its being billed.
A . B. W O O D , M anager.
PROVEMENTS.
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would have had more water than we
have at present. 1 took occasion to go
up and take a look at the water after
the big rain and found it coming down
alongside the railroad track from the
bridge until it came In contact with the
ditch and dike that were put there to
catch it and take it back to the river.
The work so far up there has done its
work well, but was not completed, so
I have been told by good authority, on
account o f the kicking about such work
and the high expense. But there are
highway to a certain center should be
improved first and the feeders later.
Hut a city street ia differen t; no man
ia a better judge o f that which ia
needed moat about his own home, for
health, com fort and esthetic effect,
than he himself. He may own a beau­
tiful home, but no vehicles o f any de­
scription, his home may be surrounded
by streets that are filled with bogs and
mire, which would make no difference
to him so far as the use he has for the
street for traffic or heavy hauling and,
in truth, it may be a street does not
call for travel on it at many o f our
streets do not, yet there may be a
Cottage Grove, No. 4 W illiam ban-
now hold I do not know how many
pecks, hut certainly not four, I know deaa, Delure Honumwny, A lfred Jury,
there are many people who will not A. H. King, Geo. Moat, Sam N e w ­
buy Woatorn applca until the mowers comb.
Cottage Grove No. 5 W. M Halil-
pack their apples in bushel boxes,
bridge,
M. P. Garroutle, C. K. Slew
which hold four pecks.
art, C. W Wallace, Bert Richmond,
b . K B ir r .
Fingul Hinds.
North St. Haul, December 21. ”
Creswell R, D. Hawley, Geo, I.
F. D. Culver, o f the Furey-t’ ulver
company
of
Carlton, Washington, Gilfrcy, W W. Scott, Chester Nolan,
w hose company woil the Sweepstake* Fern ttgrain, Guy Stone.
Disston Leon E. Sullivan, finis. R.
Cup at the Land Show for the heat ten
boxes o f apples grown in the American Wicks, J. P. Wicks, llyso D. ( ’ riles,
Northwest, took up the gauntlet on be Andrew Young, Peter I'erini.
Dorcua Hugh Doolittle, Henry G.
half o f the apple growers o f the west
and achelved a public victory, which \minor, John II. Kirk, Jiimes Red-
should be o f immeasurable value to ford, ('has. K. Bales, W. S. fhriauiaii.
Elmira Peter I1. Cnlgsard, T. A.
every western apple grower.
He procured a sealed bushel hu-kcl Fountain, Fruiik Denting, Iru Inman,
from the State Commissioner ol Albert Krdman, Geo. Edmumlatuii.
I.iitlmm Willium Kimble, James II.
Weights and Measures, and in the
presence o f the commissioner ami his Tapp, Lester f . Hutchinson, John V,
assistant ami representatives o f the Johnson, Walter E. Male, L evi- J.
Great Northern railway, emptied u Green.
Bohemia A.
P. Churchill,
John
I kix o f apple», which had been packed
Gruber,
W.
W.
Hawley,
II
S.
Cline,
in a standard box under association
rules into the scaled bu»hel basket fur F. J. Hurd, W illiam Bruml.
Saginaw Fred W right, Samuel II.
nished by the commissioner.
I he ac­
companying illustration »lufw»
the Jackson, James L. queen, Clement V.
Sheridan, George W. Kcsterson, Ernest
overflowing bushel that resulted.
J, Sears.
Siuslaw W. f . Billing», Marlin Fos­
ter, John Addison, Kietmrd Farming,
Warren Crow, Herbert M. Doty.
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Silk Creek Emmett M. Sharp, K.
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A. Gleason, Shelly F. Churchill, John
W. Skiigg», John A. Powell, Use a r A.
l ’ resbytenait Church. Sunday, Feb
Adams.
ruary 4th, pa»tor A, S. Mason will
preach two very practical ami interest-
Buys Good Tract Near C resw ell.
ingserm ons. At II a. «».¡th e subject
B. F, Cogswell o f Seattle has pur­
will be “ A Fighting Preach er." At
chased a tract of iHfi acres o f fruit laml
7 ;3i> the subject will be “ Why I Am »
near Creswell from the Eugene lb
Christian.”
Special music at both
Great W c»tern Land company, the con­
service*. People attending this church
sideration being I2U.IMI. Forty acres
are always sure of hesring a strong
are already act to commercial orchard,
guMpel scriiion and faithful preaching
mostly apple* ami they are two years
o f the word, »ays the pastor. A ll will
old ami growing nicely.
be welcome.
t
Church o f Christ
l.ast Lord's day
was a great day o f bilile study, work
ing and service. The bible school was
up around the hundred uml fifty mark.
At the morning service a m ortgage of
$1,300 was burned, which frees thr
church from debt. A large audience
was out to the evening service. A
special anthem was rendered by tbe
lurge chorus in a most acceptable man­
ner. A t the close o f the sermon two
young ladies volunteered for »| m - c i »I
gosja'I work.
tine will go to the fo r­
eign fields and the other w ill work In
the home field. The l»»yal Trainers
cla»» will have a market all day next
Saturday
at Lawson's paint shop
Subject of »rrinon for next Lord's day
evening will be “ The Divine ami Sa­
tanic Conflict. ”
• Methodist church. The largest con­
gregations o f the month attended the
services o f the Methmlist church last
Sunday.
Tw o interesting addresses
will be given by Robert Sutcliffe next
week. A t 11 he speaks about " A Wise
Old Woman's Advice on Sitting S till.”
During the jieoples' popular service at
7:30 he answars the question ” 1» the
Church o f Today In ferior to the Church
o f Yesterday?” Good music by large
chorus choir and selections by orches­
tra. The bulletin showed an attend­
ance o f one hundred and eighty-eight
at the Sabbath school session the Sun­
day before. This growing department
o f the church meets at 9 ;45 sharp.
Miss Gertrude Dogate conduct« the
Epworth league devotional meeting at
6:30, a gathering o f young people
for the mutual help o f each other.
Newcomers are especially invited to
attend any or all o f these meetings.
The Ladies' A id ’s next venture w ill be
u Washington social on Feb. 22. This
is to be something out o f the ordinary.
N ot to be outdone, the brothera are
busy rehearsing for the men's enter­
tainment to be given in the armory
the later part o f this month. They are
determined that everyone who attends
shall go away saying “ First Class!
First C lass!” On the evening o f V a l­
entine Day the men o f the married
people's club is to give a dinner ami
social to the ladies. Several surprises
w ill be sprung oy the committees.
The men’s class meeting on Sunday
morning at the Methodist church is
growing rapidly. Thirty-one are now
enrol led and twenty-five were preaent
at tjie last session. Many expressed
themselves in complimentary terms of
the debaters, Jones and Bede. Topic
for study and discussion the coming
Sabbath: “ Existing .P o litics.” This
is surely a pertinent subject worthy o f
every man's attention. The complete
list o f class officers is as follow s: W.
A. dogate, president; Ben Moras,
vice-president; W. C. Conner, secre­
ta ry; Frank King, treasurer; Ernest
I'urvance, chairman o f
devotional
comm ittee; J. I. Jones, chairman of
social committee and W. F. Johnson,
chairman o f membership committee.
A man who is not w illing to help pull
Precinct Officers for 1912.
himself out o f the mire in front o f his
Following
are some o f the precinct
own door yard is not worthy o f assist­
ance from his fellow citizen in the officers recently appointed by the
other side o f the city. Respectfully, county court for the primary and gen­
eral elections:
B E T T E R S TR E E TS .
Cottage Grove No. 1—J. A. Ellcge,
APPLE BOX TRIUMPHS OVER BASKET H. J. Shinn, W. C. Conner, J. S. Med­
ley, J. C. Johnson, J. H. McFarland.
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Cottage Grove No 2 J. E. Ostrand­
the market they came in bushel boxes. er, E. A. Wilson, John Barker, Marion
Then the Western apple growers had a Vealch, George W. Mcquecn, James
bright idea. Why make the boxes hold Hemenway.
Cottage Grove No. 3 N. II. Martin,
a bushel, when the same price can be
got by shipping short bushel boxes? F. D. Wheeler, O liver Veateh, J. C.
So the bushel boxes shrank until they Wallace, W. A. Ilogate, Frank Sly,
information on P oultry
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T U C W H
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You Can Please Hubby
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lies! I»y way of his stomach.
Is he
loud o l biscuits, hot rolls ami
pastry?
As well as good bread?
You ran make alt of these to his
and you r— supreme satisfaction by
using our famous Pure W hite brand
of Flour.
It helps you to get tlie
first results in all breadstuff's with
the least effort
And yet the pri e
is ve ry low indeed.
STERLING FEED CO.
I LL GO CRAZY
If I have to put up with any
more of this poor harness.
Hy the horned toads o f
Texas, if I huy any more
harness any other place
than at I,«‘Rat's, I hope to
Rood ness they put me in an
asylum.
Full Line of Harness, and Saddles
A id , KINDS o f HORSE GOODS
F IF T Y VKAKH KXPKM IK NCK
LEGIT’S, COTTAGE GROVE
S en d F o r
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