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opposite:
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Wtvkly .loiirnal ( Portland $-.00
Daily Minim; ll.vord (lenver $."..f0
Weekly Mining Kecord ?-,.-,r
Pmitic Homestead Jf.1...".
Northwest Pi.tilhv Journal $1.7.V
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uiii-e KmMiny. Iiomrr, Coin. wber iur
iv!mh will ! tx'lio iie to the Mul l.nil
ills; iK4"i (mill lh nnoiiH III in tuff ihs-iiiiiik ol
'.he W. (, n ' i'nii!if library ami miion"' rv
ttiUit.
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WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
4.1 Professor & Instructor.
Collcje of Liberal Arln.
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The College of l.fi'cr.d Al t' liuin
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Wednesday, Jri.-Hi, 1907
It is neither tbe desire or inten
tion of The Nugget to discuss the
saloon qucbtson iu this article, ns
the question, s fur as Laue county
is concerned, is settled for nnother
year at least, but there are some
points in this prohibition movement
which is instructive and peihaps
not genei ally kuown. thai makes
interesting reading ami gives much j
food for thought. Th laj-t report
of Rev. K. C. Pinwiddie, National
Legislative Superintendent of the
C. T. V- contains the following,
showing the growth of the prohibi
tion movement throughout the
United Statis:
Alabama Majority of counties dry,
part of other also. I Lis just. secur
ed ii county option law.
Arkansas Sixty out of seyenty
counties ory. Much dry territory in
other counties.
California Four dry counties and
much dry territory in other conn ties.
Colorado Huh just received a good
local option law.
Connecticut Has town local option
law. Ninety-fix nodicense towns to
seventy-two license.
Ielavare Half dozen dry towns.
Florida Twenty -seven tlryeoimtles
out of forty-live. Few saloons in the
State and are moving for state wide
prohibition.
Georgia Ono hundred and twenty
dry counties out of one hundred and
fortv-six. Moving for .state prohibi
tion. Idaho License Sunday law only,
passed in pto.l.
Illinois Probably L'OiJ towns local
Option law just passed.
Indiana Three dry counties, Ml
dry towns out of 1 ,01C. Half the pop
ulation in dry territory.
Iowa Sixty-eteht out of nlnetv-nlne
counties dry. Nine other counties
have saloon in only one town.
Kansas State prohibitions Vigor
ous law enforcement began this year.
Kentucky Ninety-seven out of 11!
counties dry. Only four counties
strongly Wet. Saloons effectively
closed on Suudsys.
Lousiana .yeven eights of State
dry. Order may nut be solicited on
received In dry territory.
Maine State prohibition. Law vig
orously enforced in last two years.
Maryland Fourteen out of twenty
three counties dry.
Massachusetts Local option by
cities and towns. 2")0 being dry to pio
wet. Laws very strict and well en
forced. Michigan County option with a
few dry counties No chance to vote
by smaller units. If county votes wet
it reverses dry vote In smaller unit.
fault ot the cmiinmiities themselves; ;
to a 1 ;u Re extent,, where the law is $
set at naught and disorder iripns. j ;!
Nebraska icaliml this thirty
yearn ago, ami admitting total pro-
liibition to bo a failure, ptwroit'd j
to enact the laws tirdcr which the ;
liquor business is controlled today. v
Under it high license was adopted,
all toMts ftd cities over sotxj the
saloon dealer was taxed ;.ooo ft
year, under ooM they were taxed
tl,00. This it m claimed j;ave
sonio men a monopoly, nnd no it
did, and nt the Kiune time it closed
up hundreds and thousands of tho
worst dives of the Sta'c especially
in tho cities. The State also put
in force local option by villages and j.'.j;
cities, not by counties. Strict laws j !
governing tho sale by theso high j
licensed saloons were also passed, j
The wiii'l iws nnd dot us were not
allowed to be obstructed bv screens
1 A
of any desci ip-
tion, si ovorythur.f gointf on in- 1 v
Hide, and tvcryboil) could be plain- "
ly seen from the street. If a man i
was arrested, lor beiii" drunk
in the street, his Gne was $20 no less, !
but if ho tcld where he bought his 1 The remains of F. M. Watch i
last drink of liquor, the ssloonkeep-" lin i'M m Los Angrb s July Hi j
er was lined 1 100, ronseouently the j wrre '"-ought jo this city l ist Wed-
saloonkeeper always had to foot the evening and the funeral held :
bill, and if he Raw i customer get- fr"m ,he IVsbyteriati chuuh'
ting under the influence, of liquor, Il'"'ay :iftcrnon at 2::io.
he either saw that ho ' got to his . C. A. Wooley f liugni" conduct-;
home, or he locked him up in a in- tlit' rviees. Tin- chuu h w,,s
orivatP room, in conseon m e of ! xv ith friends of the ' -b ceased !
j which a drunken person became a ! 311,1 his limilV from 'IiMMiyhout
The Ctdleiv of Oi-atMy. . It.
The Teachers" College. II. M.
Tho Normal chfol. Piploma.
'J'ho .re"U Institute or (he
Acad' iin . I 'qdoniu.
I'he Si li ol el Commerce,
I'l.'in.t.
Affiliated Colleges.
oll.'P or Medicine M. D.
Collenc of Law Id,. It.
College of i hetdo'y II. I.
Colic-., of Mimic II, M.
The A ilihateil Colleges are tluuii
cial!y l'iileiemlent of the Col
lene ttf Liliend Arts
l'h S, bo" uf Al t, Cei lillcate.
The School of Art Is also Ilium-
dally llldi I'entlclit of I he Col
lege of l.iliei al Arts.
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IMvUSlDIiNT JOHN II. CM.I-MAN. '
Sal cm, Oregon.
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If it's Up-to-date. TIIH TOGGERY lias it.
1 i t 1 mid w i ll 1 11 riMi
1 lot h.-i !c!ii.iud"d lo "II
men of i: I "
THE TOGGERY
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Weather I ici'l t " ' '
We will ni.-i I. e l '""I lor
nii ii )iui I'm our Si M
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If it's Up-to.(iat. I he TOGGERY has it.
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IN MEMORIAM.
rarety to beseem Other Miingeiit
minor laws were pissed, all 0
beautiful !
' A 1 . re ,
nil .if uorai pieces were outretl.
The
IMPORTANT TO YOU
V have (.stahlishftl ;t
CI.iss in your town and
you can join this class at
any time. Wo ivo spec
ial dtills and our super
ior drills are just what
you must have if you de
sire the lu st success.
which have materially aided the
llie county ami many
I M 1 t n . . . . . .
Fall l eavers were F II. Kosenbei- j UUH STUDENTS SUCCEED
1 1 i ici.. ,1 . r- II X" t .... I 1
prohibition movement without in-, - " """'"'"''n,!
frmgi. on the claimed -lighU" ofiJ" B" Colpy. A 'edge, C. Ilossj
any American cit.en, and peibaps K,Ir- IT-'-Vn f,'k '" "'- j
comes as near producing the results ; clt tcmetcr.. :
of total prohibition as will ever be j 1'ranciH Marion Watch vasboin!
attained. . in Washington Co July 12tli is:it
mmmmmmmmmm - and emigrated with his parents to
,lavisC'". Iowi, when seven yenis
Timber Holdings In Demand n tro,n the t. wr, c.,i
, Mo. in 1ST.7 whero he wasmanicdj
is 1 11 a t A "i lr i it eta ti 1 lifn.i llint-n '
until ISSs when he with his family
J emigrated to I.ane Co. Oregon,
i where they lived until about l'
I months ago when he with ' Mrs.
i Watch moved to Los Angeles in
Timber Lands Bound to Increase
Value All Throughout This
Section.
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We assist worthy stu
dents to secure jood po
sitions. I o not say that
you cannot learn to
write Shorthand (or
You can in a Short Time
Be Prepared to do the
work the, world wants
done. Address
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Strictly Straightforward Hiisincss Methods.
One Price to all, and
All get Value Ik'ceivpd.
OLIVER VIEA'ICIl, g-
Alain street, - Colt;1; c (irove. Ore
According to a well known tim
ber operator of this city says the
search of health which was neer
Albany Herald, small holding, of j "ull' "'f n,I ,Iic.l very
.. , , , , ., , Jdenly July lf;th lf07 of Valvilai
timber Jands aro in better demand 1 J ;
of late, which changed condition is 1
proving a benefit to the state at
large. Mr. Devine left yesterday J
for Southern Oregon to look up!
some timber tracts.
Ivilar
heart trouble
lie leaves to mourn bis lo-s ft
loving wifn in I.oh Angeles nnd ft
daughter Mrs. Norn I.ea of s ame
place ami two sons Marion and
Speaking of the timber (situation,
this person who is well posted, fiays:
"When timber is held in large
bodies by npectilators, little devel
opment can be expected in the near
.future, but tbe tendency of pinuller
capital to interest itself for the pur
pose of locating various enterprises,
will do a lot toward settling up the
woods in the immediate future. I
look for small saw mills find mantf
I John Vcatch of Cottage (irove,
I Oregon and many friends.
Long Live the King!
in the popular cry throughout I'.uro
pean count lies; while In America the
cry of t he present d.i.v is "bong Live
Dr. King's New discovery, King of
Throat and Lung Itemedies!" of
which Mrs Julia Pyd -r Payne, Truro
Mass.. says, ."it never fails in iiivc
immediate relief and to ipiiekl.v i-ure
a cough ol' cold." Mis I'ayncV
opinion I shared by a majority of the
inhabitants of this einiutry. New
facturing enlerpriees, such as are i 'covery ur.M weak iuis ;ni.i hut
. ' ' ; throats alter all ot her lenie-hcs have
now coming to be scattered through-( failed ; and for coughs and cold-i It's
out the various portions of Linn I ,',L' proven remedy. Oijaiant.-. d by
v , ! P.eifon s I'hariniey. .i0c and if LOO.
eoumy, 10 recoiue more in numijer 1 Trial bottle in
and the products will bo exported
to all points much to the advanttige
WANTED
of this fection. Timber lands are! Wood choppers to contract for L'no
bound to increase in value in the koHH .fo;V f""' 7,,, w"'"' l-
dres- r. . (.not'Ki:, lllack J.utte, Ore
vicinity of theso factories and settlers yon.
who have not yet disposed of their j ' " "
holdings nre likely to obtain better I Uriin Vnrmil rlinnl
It 1 Mill ItUI IIIUI tJVIIVVI
prices for them than if th large
Minnesota-l.ii-ense with village be, holder w-o, the only buyer."
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. (. ..j. . . iiv ii 1 1 1' 1 1 in 1 an 1 1 1 v en y
three dry municipalities,
Missouri Forty out of 115 counties
dry.
Montana License,
Nebraska Village and city option
tOO dry and OOO wet towns.
Nevada License, with little rcdrie
llon, ami no chalice to vote on the 11
ccn.'je iiestlon.
New Jlampshin Nominally prohi
bition modilieil ,y local MmUmeiit.
Trend is toward state prohibition.
Sixty two per cent of population is in
dry territory.
New .leisey Just secured a, local
option law, ,
New Vork To wan ml township op
tion. J'hrcii hundred lowiiHilry.
Of these States, Nebraska has
perhaps the best prohibition liquor
laws, from the fact that they com
pletely brush aside the liquor man's
favorite argument that this is a
free country in the mutter of eating
and drinking as in religion, and
therefore no set of men has ft right
t dictate to another portion as to
what they wliall drink or eat. ' The
light, however, to regulate the
business by law. is recognized the
civi'ied world over, and it is the
Timber men are of the opinion
that the hijh prices of stumpage
East will also, have a tendency to
advance the piices of lumber here,
although id picent the shortage of
cars woiks to the disadvantage of
the Northwest.
'"Hut Ilarriman is building cars
at a great rate all the time." says
one operator, "and it will not be
long before the shortage is reme
died, Jt lakes time to build all the
cars needed In the Northwest, as
our developments have been un
usually rapid and tho great railroad
companies evidently did ;iot realize
how the tributary country has been
growing. We will ship trtdn loads'
of lumber East as soon us cars can
be procured, ns they have no lum
ber back there any more. Prices
cannot help advancing beyond what
they are now. The saw mill men
have no cause to complain at tho de
mand now, but they will be getting
still more for their lumber before
long."
Continued from first page.
for tho coming
The outlook
school year is
enough money
sciihed by the
most encouraging,
inning been mb
buhiness men of
Drain and other cili'sin the county
'to carry 011 th" sidiod 10; another
year. In the laid three yi nt the
school has gained our '!" por cent
in attendance and it is believed tho
enrollment will exceed that of for
mer years at the opening ol the
corning term which will be on Sept.
The citizens of Drain tact in the
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening
to complete arrangements for tho
continuance of the nchool, Ira
Wimberly, O. M. Uasset and Joel
Tracy "were elected as an executive
committee to work in conjunction
with the btale and local boards.
This committee was given full power
of tho management of tho Normal
school, in the matter of "employing
teachers, iixing salaries, collecting
subscriptions, etc.
ECLECTIC
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I'oiTiiSiioiiileiice School
nice
Sodaville. Or.
For Purl her informal Um
CALL AT M OiiLT OFFICL.
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Directors
11. AllltAM, It. I. CHI II, W. A.
iiaiii 1 ms, run. m.i ki.i;v,
c. no mm;.
Bank of Cottage Grove
Paid Capital $25,000.00. .
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Trimmed Dress Ifits
The lliial o dut I 1 f 0.11 . 1. in, I, ,.f pi; , ii. - II. ii , tL.tl l.,r-
lil'-rlv -ol I up (o . ii-1 -. ill I ... . I -, . I ! ..- . 1 s 1 in.!., ( , . V I ;t h.
. Antral lIi.-.ih 0I.1 i'f ,1 now .tint illltrronl
Summer Hat for Only $1.98
We nUo hli..iv :i Ion' I-iii-.. II. ,,i h ., .. i ho ii,..-; II. ii, ji.: wh.il -,..ti
nee. for your Mic.itioii tup. II. .1 . i em. nil i r i ),,. p, ,-,
THE VOGUE MILL! N EH V PAKLOIL
MAIN SI. Four Poor lf'.nst of lirldnc. Ct) I I'AUK GROVK
W. H. Abram.
B. Lnrcb
C. Ron Hint
A. II. Kelio
I'rtidcnl
Vlce-rretldtiit
Caahitr
AisUunt Cathit r
A representative bank of the
business public of this city and
si i rrou mil nJ con n try.
We Solicit your business.
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TLM LF.lt LAND ACT .IFNF. M, 1 7s
Noi ICi: FOl PI PLICATION
I'niled States Lund Office,
LosebiirK. Oregon, July J7, IH07
Notice h hereby fdven that iin om
l.llalire willi the provisions of the
act of eoiigrem ot June :t, is7s,-n-tl!led"An
act for the sale of timber
lands In the states of ( California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory," as extended to 'all the Public
Laud States by art of August I, IS'.iJ
I'llOLIiLC. WIldlLLM
of Ion, County of Lime, Slate of
Oregon, tiled lii this ollice on .Ian. '".),
Pi07, her sworn statement No. h.'iL'l
lor the pur. ha.'.e of the NW of SWA
of Section No. -ii, in 'I'ownship No, p.i
soutli, Itange No, J wesr, W. M., and
will oiler proof to show that, the hind
sought is inoio I'liiunble for IIh timber
or stonn than for agricultural pur
poses and to establish her claim to
said land before W. W. Calkins, I ', ,H.
('onnniHsiouer, at his ollico In Lnene,
Oregon, on Nat urd.iv thelL'th dav of
October 11)07. " ' .
Sho nnines as witnesses:
W. it. 1'a.rker of ion, Oriyon;Ur.
Kloiderof June, ()rK"u; An hlu Mnt
thewHof June, Oregon; Itufim Wood
of ion, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming nd
vemely tho above-described hinds nr
requested to file their claims In this
ollice on or before said 1-lh day of
October, l',)i7.
Ukn.umin L. Eiiv, lfeglster.
For legal blafks Nugget office,
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COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR MILLS
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w iucninery y
Cream Soparators. Sporting (ioods
fi Ammunition. Kl
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