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About Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1907)
BOHEMIA NUGGET BOHt-MIA NUOUiiT PUBLISHING COMPANY. Mai til rtaerkt paj-bt to Nuf fl Fnb. Co. RnltrA at the pnaloltlr at Cottage Oror, OfTfon toond ruM nail natter. Sl PSt MFTION KATES. 6 months fl.00 I year f l.M) IS months f 1(H) If paid in adranee. Clubbing Piles. The Bohemia Nugget one year with any one of the following: pub lications one year for amount set opposite: Pacific Monthly 2.00 Wecklv Otvgontan Portland) f2.S0 Weekly Journal ( Portland) $2.00 lailv Mining Kecord (IVnver) $5.60 Weekly Mining Record $2.25 Pacific Homestead 2.25 Northwest Poultry Journal $1.73 This paper it kepi on lie br THE AMERI CAN MINIM) 'uS(iKKSS,'Ctiiimbpr of Coin metre HmMina. leiivrr. Colo . bre our rea.ler w ill I welcome to the ma of the lead ing paper from the ariou mining teriintia ol '.ne ', a vienoiie norary aim minerm ri tlibit rillSPArKR it kept on Meat K.V. Drake'! A Iverlising Akoik'T, Mainly .Merrhanta Kx- enanire, fan rraneisro, auiornia. wiifrermi trai'U for 1 verliaiim ran be ramie for II. Wednesday, Dec. 19, 1907. Tbe showing made by twenty nine National banks in this state outside of Portland is ample and unmistakable evidence that the financial interests of the various sec tions of Oregon represented in tbe table are in the bands of conserva live men. With an average cash reserve of 4 per cent of the deposits of $12,150,000, nearly $1,000,000 of United States bonds to secure circulation, and an additional $1, 500,000 ol United States and other bonds, it is not to be wondered that the "country banks." as they are termed, have in most cases been in creasing their deposits at a time when there have been heavy with drawals from the larger institutions in the cities. It seems clear that the National banks outside of Porlland, includ iog the sixteen not beard from by The Oregoninn, hold, exclusive of all other collateral, cash and United States bonds to secure circulation to the extent of fully $10,000,000 Id the face of such a showing it is easy to understand the difficulty that would be encountered in start ing a run on any of these conserva tively conducted institutions. Even in far-away Burns, in one of the most remote regions of the state, tbe two banks have $250,000 cash on hand and their deposits have in creased $76,000 since August These country banks have stood the strain and actually increased their deposits and strengthened their reserves at a time when the suspicious depositors of the big cities were drawing out money and hiding it in deposit vaults. It does not necessarily reflect on the less fortunate banker of the big city that his depositors should lose confidence at a time when the con fidence of the country depositors remains unimpaired. Environment is undoubtedly a contributing factor in the retention of confidence in tbe smaller city. There the banker is personally ac quainted with practically all of his patrons and opportunity to keep hi reasonably close touch with all that is going on is much greater than it is in the big cities. The country banker might directly steal the funds of his depositors, but the possibility of the I.afe Pences and Gus Lowits securing them iu whole sale quantities would be much more remote than they would be in the larger cities. When some country Cooper Morris on a small salary be gan too rapid an accumulation of big automobiles, suspicion would be aroused and a halt called before it was too late. The solidity of the banks outside of Portland has been demonstrated beyond question. The same is true of the banks which have suc cessfully weathered a storm in Port land. Now that the actual condi tion of all these institutions has been disclosed and shown to be perfectly healthy, it will be advis able for the hoarders to withdraw from the stockings, teapots and safety deposit vaults the money which should be in circulation, earning something for its owners and facilitating business for good, responsible borrowers who have se curity of unquestionable valu Oregonian. School Libraries. W. R Dillard, County Superin tendent of Schools was in the Grove Friday and Saturday giving person al attention to the distribution of library books allotted to the vari ous district schools in the vicinity of this place. Poultry Exhibition a Success (Continued from first pnge.l The Bohemia Nuggett offered n year's subscription for the highest scoring Brown Leghorn; wou by Retfa Smith, Springfield. The Cottage Grove Leader offered a year '6 subscription for the high est scoring pen of Black Minoreas won by J. O. Holt, ICugene. Geo. Comer offered a package of poultry food for the highest scoring B. P. Rock hen; won by B. V. Keeney, Eugene. Zan Bros., of Portland, offered a fine wringer to the lady making the largest exhibit as a amateur; won by Mrs. Edgar King, city. The Northwest Poultry Journal, published at Salem, Oregon, of fered a year's subsctiptiou as fol lows: For the highest scoring S. S. Hamburg; won by D. B. Chamber leu, city. For highest scoring Wy andotte; won by D. N. Lsh, Wood lawn. For highest scoring Golden Wyandotte ; won by W. C. Conner, city. For highest scoring Anconas; wou bv Mrs. ThorntoD, city. For highest scoring; S. C. White Mi noreas; won by D. 1. Awbrey, city. The Reliable Poultry Journal, of Quiucy, HI , offered a year's sub scription, as follows; For the high est scoring Rhode Island Red; won by Jas. Rait. For the highest scor ing Light Brahma; won by H. K. Metcalf, city. For the highest scoring R. C. Rhode Island; won by Waldo Miller. The German-American Coffee Co. offered a pound package of their famous "Triumfo" or "Iowa" coffee as follows: For the highest scoring Buff Plymouth Rock; won by Win die Bros. For the highest scoring Buff Leghorn; won by C. H. Bauer. Portland. For the highest scoring Blue Andelusian; won by Mrs. Eakin, city. For the largest exhibit in the city; won by C. I Walker. For the highest scoring S. S. Hamburg; won by D. B. Chamberlen, city. Krebs t Reynolds offered $2.50 cash for highest scoring Black Langshan; won by Kugene Poul try Farm. Platter offered by the Associa tion to the highest scoring White Holland Turkey; won by G. W. McFarland. Tbe following is a list of the babies winning prizes at the baby show held in connection with the poultry show Saturday afternoon The judges were ? PRF.TTIKST BABIES ONE VEAKS OI.D TO TWO Girl Thelma Gill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gill. Prize, Child's Set, nilver knife, fork, spoon and napkin ring. Boy James Marion Richmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rich mond. Prize, Silver Mug. PRETTJI'ST BAIUEH SIX MONTHS TO ONE YKAK Girl Constance Wheeler, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler. Prize, White Silk Dress. Boy Kenneth Cochran, son of Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Cochran. Prize, pair white Kid Shoes. HEAVIEST BABV Naomi Constance Wvnno, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Wynne. Prize, Ivngravod Silver Medal. BAbY WITn CURUHST HAIR Erma Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Miller. Prize, In- iaut's Comb and Brush. GROSSEST UAtlV Cecil Clough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clough. Prize, gold pin. LIST OF THOSE WINNING FIRST, Iinnvil T Rocks Plrnt Second Third Took None None. None Cockerel J O WiitU If V Keeney Utt Smith Hen None- II E Kccncv Aiuon Wllktnn Pullet l V Keeney V F Walker .1 0 Watt Pen J O Watts II K Keener None White P Rocks Cook Krelm & Reynolds Eugene P Farm Krobs & Reynolds Cockerel Eugene P Farm K re lis & Iteynolds Eugene P Farm Hen Krvus& Reynolds K robs A Reynolds Krelw A Reynolds Pullet Eugeno P Farm Eugene P Farm Eugene P Farm Pen Eugene, P Farm Krolps A Iteynolds None Itu IT P Rocks Cockerel None Wlndlo Pros None Pullet Wlndle Bros None None S I. Winndottos Cock None Mr HF Wynne None Hen None None Mrs II F Wynne O I. Wyandotte Cockerel W C Conner Mrs VC London Mrs V C London Pullet None c Conner W O Conner Pen None WC Conner None W Wyandot tes Cockerel Kolvt Grltlln .1 A Grlflln 1) N Lash Hen D N Lash None J O Olsen Pullet HXUsIi 1) N Lush I) N Lnsli Pen DNL-ihIi .1 A i Tiffin J O Olsen It C It I Rcls Cock None James P.alt. None Cockerel .1 allies Rait .lames Halt None Pullet .lames Halt James Knit .lames Rait SCRI lied Cock None Andrew llrund Windle Hros Cockerel Wlndle Bros Wlndle I'.ros Wlndlo HroH Hen None Whittle Pros None Light Itrnmnh Pullet None H K Metcnlf None Buff Cochins Cockerel None F H Rowenlierg None Pullet F H Rosenlierg F 11 ltoaenlierg F 11 Rosonliertf Pen None F II KoseoticrK None, W Langshimgs Cockerel None .None Mrs WO Conner Hen Mrs W C Conner Mrs WC Conner None Pullet Mrs WC Connor Mrs W O Conner Mrs N H Martin It Lungshangs Cock Eugene P Farm None None Cockerel WC Conner, Eugene P Farm Mrs Edgar King Hen W C Conner Mrs Edgar King Eugene P Farm Pullet Eugene P Farm Eiieno P Farm W 0 Conner Pen Eugene P Knrin WO Conner Eugene P Farm W Leghorns Cock Mrs W .1 Reynolds .1 0 Holt C F Walker Cockerel F 11 Phillips Eugene P Farm KiiRene P Farm Hen Eugene P Farm Kd Schoel F B Phillips Pullet Mrs W J Reynolds F II Phillips Eugene P Farm Pen Engeno P Farm F li Phillips Kd Schoel B Leghorns Cock E A Kruse Nono None Cockerel E A Kruse Retta Smith None Hen K A Kruse (i C Wldmer (1 O Wldmur Pullet Retta Smith Iietta Smith H C Wldmer Pen Retta Smith None None Black leghorns Cockerel Eugene P Farm C V Simons None Pullet Eugene P Farm Huge no P Farm Eugene P Farm Buff Leghorn Cock None Ie Barker M McKiblien Cockerel Lee Barker Leo Barker (I race Bennett Hen l.eo Barker Leo Barker Iee Barker Pullet K II Bauer I Ae Barker U'O Barker Pen Ijee Barker Eee Barker I.ee barker W Minoreas Cockerel DTAwbrev None None Pullet 1) T Awbrey 1) T Awbrey 1) T Awbrey Pen 1) '1 Awbrey None None B Minoreas Cockerel Nono 1 J DuBriillle I) .1 DiiBruille Hen None Grant Alktrf J O Holt Pullet Mrs Cunningham Grant Alklre Mrs M J Thornton Pen None None J O Holt B Andaluaians Pullet Mrs II Eakin Mrs II Enkln MrsHEnkln S G Dorkings Cock K E Bright None None Cockerel None Mrs J C Johnson None Hen H E Bright E E Bright Mrs. J H Warner Pullet Mrs .1 0 Johnson E E Bright E E Bright Pen E E Bright Mrs J 0 Johnson None Buff Orpingtons Cock Wlndle Bros T J Dannen Wlndlo Bros loekerol Windle Bros O 1) Van Valln C D Van Vnlln Hen Windle Bros Wlndle Bros Wlndle Bros Pullet Wlndle Bros C 1) Van Valln Wlndle Bros Pen Windle Bros None None Houduns Cock E E Bright Nono None Cockerel E K Brig'tt CN Frank O Rhoades Hen E E Bright E E Bright E E Bright Pullet E E Bright E E Bright K E Bright Pen E E Bright E E Bright None S S Hamburg Cock Nono D B Chamberlen Mrs J H Warner Cockerel 1) B Chamberlen None None Hen D B Chamberlen I) B Chamberlen D B Chamberlen Pullet I) B Chamberlen D B Chamberlen I) B Chamlierlun Pen U B Chamberlen I) li Chamberlen None G P HamburgM Cockerel .1 R Forbes Nono None Pullet None J n Forbes .1 R Forbes G Duckwlng iame Cock F Fen wick None None Hen F Fen wick None None B B Red Game Cock Geo Fisher Noec None Hen Geo Fisher None None S Huckwing (iame Stag Geo FlHher None None lieu Geo Fisher Nono None C Indian Game Cockerel None W A Hemenway Nono Pullet None w A Hemenway W A Horaenway lrlnh Grey Game Cock Geo Finder None None lien Geo Fisher None None Warhot'He (in me ' Cock Geo Fisher Nono None Hen Geo Finder None None Irish Muff Game Stag Geo Fisher None None Pullet Geo Fisher Nono Nono W Georgia Game Stag Geo Fisher None None Pullet Geo Fisher None Nono Horn Game Cock Geo Fisher None None Hen Geo Fisher None Nono B Cochin Bantams Cock W P Snook R Lyons J W Baker Cockerel W P Snook R Lyons R Lyons Hen W P Snoolc AV P Snook W P Snook Pullet W P. Snoolc R Lyons W P Snook Pen W P Snook None Nono Faverollfs Cockerel II K Metcnlf None None Pullet UK. Metcnlf H K Metcnlf None Turkeys M Bronze Young Tom E A Kruso Ed Schoel None Hen KAKrtiHo Ed Bchoel None W Holland Young Tom O W McFarland None None Pullet (1 W McFarland G W McFarland None Pekln Ducks Drake E A Kruse Ed Schoel None Duck E A K ruse Kd Schoel None Embden Geese Gander Ed Schoel None None Goose Ed Schoel None None Tolouse Geese Gander E A Kruno None None Goose KAKrtiBO None None Many counties throughout the states of Washington, Oregon and California are preparing to have separate buildings and displays from their general state exhibit. SECOND AND THIRD PREMIUMS. Card of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hobl wishes to thank their friends for the many acts of kindness extended them during the illness aud death of their son Jacob. WILLAMETTE 4i Profcxor Collcie of liberal AGs. cm uses : Classical . B. Literary B. L, Sclentille B. N. Philosophical I'd. B. The College of Lfheral Art main tains the following schools ; The College- uf Orntory. . B. The Touchers' College. It. IM. Tho Normal Schoni, Diploma. The Oregon Institute or the Academy. Diploma. The School of Commerce, Di ploma. (Ill C T.I I PRCSIM-NT JOHN II. COI.l-MAN, Salem, Oregon. ; (r If it's Up-to-date, THE TOGGERY has it. STYLISH and W ELL-ITTTI NG clothes are doiimnd"d by nil men of good Judgment and THE TOGGERY Is the plnce to net yotir utiit from the crown of your head to the soles of your feel. This warm weather reminds us t hut We will make it tool fur you if you buy your SUM MR lndi:kwi:ar of us. If it's Up-to.date, COTTAGE GROVE FOUR MILLS CHARLES MATTHI'VVS, Propr. Al.l. GRAIN, PriL-I), A Free r With a UNIVERSAL RANGE from now until Christ mas Day, each purchaser of a Universal Range will re ceive a FINE TURKEY f,tL. ,f charge. This offer is made to prove the linking and wood saving qualities of this already famous Range. Universal Ranges will make your cooking easy, your meat juicy, your pie crust flaky, your cookies crisp, and your bread light. Prices from SV5.00 to $65.00 Griffin vyyg g FOR SALE Three head of good work horses weigh ll.Ki to i:i00 poundH. Price Y1" each. Would take 11 good milk cow uh part payment. . E, Ki.aiii.u, Wildwood P.O. Phone lied l!ildt,'e liu hernia mill lino. Here's Good Advice. O. 8. Woolever, one of the bent known juorchnnlH of Lo Knysvllle, N. Y., Hays: "If you are over troubled with piluH, apply Hucklen'H Arnica Biilve, It cured 1110 of them for good 20 years ago." Guaranteed for Mores, wounds, burns or abrasions, 'S cents at JJensoii's Pharmacy. UNIVERSITY 3 liiKtruclura. Affiliated College, ( ollcge of Medicine M. D. College of Law LL. B. Cullee of Theology B. D. College "f Mih lo. II. M. f I I The Allllintcd Colleges are Ilium-; cinl'.v Independent, of the Col-W lege of Liberal Ails. y, The School of All, Cei I illciite. 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