Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, April 21, 1906, Image 2

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    COTTAGE GROVE L E A D E R
COFTAGE GROVE
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OREGON
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HVKHY H A T U R D A Y
WY TUB
LE A D E R
P U B L IS H IN G
CO M PANY
Entered at the Cottage Grove postonico a« sec­
ond-class matter.
SUBSCRIPTIO N RATES
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Six Months
.76
Three«* Month»
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.50
I paid In advance hut H not so paid a
nut m i rate of $: j . ou per year will be « barged.
Advertising rates made kuown on application
CLUBBING LIST
The Cottage «¿rove L e a d e r f o r o n e
year, unci any of the following publi­
cation for one year, for the price set
opposite •
New Y«»rk Tribune Farmer
.Si 75
Toledo YWekly Blade................... 1-75
Portland Weekly Oregonian......... 2 60
Portland Weekly Journal.............. 2 .oo
Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
2.25
San Francisco Call......................... 2.50
San Fran el seo Examiner................ 2.50
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco . 2.00
Out West. Los Angeles
............2.50
Town and Country Jonrnal..............1.75
Northuest Poultry Jonrnal
..1.75
Pacific Homestead. . .
2.25
S A T U R D A Y .............. A P R I L ‘-'1, 1906
Maxim Gorky tbe Russian h o -
cialiftt is not receiving the sympathy
and encouragement in this country
that lie might had he come under
other conditions. It may he all
right for him to live as he does in
Russia, but the companion of his
journey has put a great damper on
the interest of the people of Am eri­
ca.
Political Correspondence.
|Communicated
Professional Cards.
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Portland, April i7 .— Indications
point to the complete success of the i
new primary election law, which
w ill be tested Friday for tbe first
Methodist F.piscopal
Church,
Pastor Rev. S. E. Meminger, morn­
time.
It is known who the Democratic ing services at 11, evening 7 :3o,
candidates for state officers will Le, Epworth League 0.3o }>. m. A ll
and in nearly all the counties, only are cordiully invited to be present.
one man is asking for the nomina­
First Presbyterian Chuicb, pastor
tion for each position. In all these
R. 0. Grace. Morning service, 11,
instances the candidates waited for
evening 7 :30, Y. P. S. C. I£. (1:30 p,
a popular demand for them to run in. A ll strung’ rs and sojourners
for office before consenting to do so
welcome.
This position was taken because
Morning subject,
• They that
the leaders of the Democratic party
Feed on Ashes.” livening sub­
who are the people themselves, de­
ject ‘ ‘The full value ol a man or
termined 1« give »be new primary
true sell respret.”
law a full and fair test; to allow tha
Christian Church, Rov. D. E.
office to seek the man and to keap
out o f the democratic portion of the Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
primary election, all semblance of the morning and 7.30 in the even­
corruption, machine methods and ing. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting’ at
(l:3o p. m. Sunday school at lo
mpreper use o f money.
Intermediate
Endeavor
The faction rent Oregon Republi­ o’ clock,
cans went at this election in their Society at 2:30 and Choir practice
time honored manner Facli wing every Friday eveniug at 7 ¡30.5
o f the party has formulated a slate
Episcopal Church. Services held
and money flowed like champngne. the second Wednesday evening ot
It is kno, n that tbe majority of the each month at 7:30 in Masonic hall.
candidates for the Republican nom­ There will be services every fifth
ination for Governor, State Printer, Sunday of a month.
Secretary of State and State Treas
Catholic Church, Father Carrol.
urer, Lave spent enormous sums in
their campaigns and it is an open Services the second Sunday in each
secret that several o f them will mouth.
merge from the fight, practically
Christian Science services held
bankrupt.
over Allison’s Barber shop every
This will leave these partiots in a Sunday morning at n o ’clock and
state o f mind not conducive to Wednesday evening at 8 o’ clock.
party harmony.
new com kks w il l
not m ubge .
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Street, Cottage Grove.
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A few Republicans, who take a
Parlor» at Veatch a Law son's.
Thinking that people believe that
superficial view of affairs profess to
the days of the corrupt Republican
feel somewhat elated at the fact,
slate makers are singing their dying
that throughout the state, the Re­
swan song. The sun o f the politi
publican registration is consider­
oal grafters in Oregon has passed
Herbert Kaklu
ably larger than that o f the demo
fresldent
its noon and the evening shadows
crats. It must Ire remain I ered in
T. C. W heeler
are lengthening. The fatal warn­
C a s h i e r
this connection, that there tire thou­
ing written on the wall of the Baby­
sands o f newcomers in Oregon, who
lonian palace to the Chaldean king,
will cast their fiist vote in this state
C A P IT A L
Belshazzar, was no plainer than the
at the coming election. Many of message the people are sending to
2 5 ,0 0 O
these men came here from the
the corrupt organization that has
strongly Republican states of the
no longer robbed the taxpayers of
middle west. On their native heath
A general banking
this commonwealth. The hand­
busiiu is transact -
they were Republicans; in Oregon
writing on the wall says the ma­
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M e m o r i a l D a y E x e rc is e s
they »re facing a dilemma
chine Republicans: ‘‘Thou has been
Mr. W alter L. Tooze will deliver
ORGANIZED
Tho Republican party in Iowa or
weighed in the balances and bast
C O TTAG E GROVE
the Memorial Day address for the Michigan and the scandalous stain­
1 9 0 0
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G O N
been found wanting.”
Cottage Grove G. A . R. l ’ost, and a ed grafting organization that bears
great meeting in being planned that name ill Oregon are entirely
A Candidate's Record.
Mr. Tooze has for years never two different propositions.
failed to address tome memorial
In many states north and the
The following editorial from the
meeting, and in consequence is middle west, men case Republican Oregonian is one worth while. General Blacksm i thi ng
especially adapted to make such an voters with a certain degree of There is too much personal abuse
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carnage re-
addreiB. livery old soldier that pride; in this state tLe same act in campaign fights.
Ing. A ll work guaranteed
can be will be in attendance.
must be followed up with a lot of
Have your horsesteeth ex­
When a man offers himself as a
amined and repaired. Shop
explanations and apologies.
candidate for a public office he in­
at rear o f Hemenway &
Burkholder’ s Store :: ::
Oregon Republicans do not stand vites the public to examine his rec­
Mr. A lbert Geer and family have well in the east.
ord, public aud private and see
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arrived from Marble Lake, British
When members o f the G. O. P. whether his past lias beeu i uch as
Columbia and will take stock and show up at the National Capitol to commend him to their confidence
an active part in the operation of with a request they must accom­ in the future. He challenges invts-
the London Mineral Springs in pany their petition with a long bill tigation o f every act o f his life that
connection with Mr. Levi Geer and of exceptions.
in any "a y bears upon bis fituess
Mr. Thomas Geer. The work will
The average, newcomer knows for the office to which he aspires.
he actively carried on and during little o f the seveial factions in Ore­ He detnunds of the people that they
this season, which the growing de­ gon Republicanism and he cares form and express an opinion of his
mand of the London water is creat­ less.
character and ability and his parti­
ing. The excellent virtues of this
But does he know n great deal of cular qualifications for the per­
Has the largest Stock of School
water is asserting its claim up ou the Oregon Land frauds. He has formance of the duties which would
supplies in the city. Our line of
the admiration o f those who use it, heard all about tbe unprecedented develop upon him as a servant of
to the delight of the stockholders and disgraceful condition o f the the people. Many candidates pre­
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
and management ot this growing state having 75 per ceut ot its mem­ fer to have that opiuion expressed
enterprise. Mr. Albert Geei comes bers in Congress under indictment in secret at the polls, hut an intelli­
are now complete.
to stay, bringing bis wife and live in the courts at the same time.
gent expression, on the day of elec­
W e are givin g special care to
children which w ill add much to
He does know that the Republi­ tion, requires a previous free, houest
our community; thus the list o f can party in Oregon has so arrang­ and fair discussion among the
school childreu is ruuning up and ed things that the State • Printer, voters befor«» they go into the booths
Our Presciption Counter
with bright anticipations is London Secretary of State and the State to mark their ballots.
looking forward to the time in the Treasurer cati graft from Oregon
An announcement o f candidacy
winch at all times get the best
not far future when a good school taxpayers, sums that are ns large! for public office is not ail invitation
will be established und thus com­ as the salary of the President of the to man's enemies, to pour out the
attention, using only the purest
plete a change o f circumstances United States.
vials of their wrath in the form o f
of chemicals, having the largest
which will make London an Ideal
They know that such statesmen vituperation ,
falsification a n d
stock in town it makes shopping
place for families who wish to re­ as Abraham Lincoln managed to slander. Such announcement con
easy
in our place.
side here.
serve their country and keep the stitutea uo license to misrepresent,
Mail orders receive the best oi
villify or malign. When a man
Thomas M. (birdnor has finally wolf from Hi« door ou $25,ooo
in becoming grand- year They cannot understand why steps into ihe political arena he
succeeded
attention.
father and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice the Oregon Republicans want to courts ehe closest scrutiny from all
are the happy recipients of a fine give tfie Frank Bakers and the honorable men, and such scrutiny
daughter. Mrs.
Rice is doing Whitney* and tho Dunbars twice will he accorded him by all citizens
awake to public duty. Only a man
nicely, hence the kitchen will be that much.
Abraham Lincoln in the same o f low mind and brutal instincts,
supplied with a helper and the
cares and labor o f Mrs. Rico w ill «•lass with Frank Baker, Dunbar, without sense o f honor, will take
Cottage Grove. Oregon
Whitney and such like: Merciful advantage of such a situation to
be much lightened.
Heaven forbid!
besmirch the character of a clean !
The Heating plan* o f the London
These aro some of the reasons and upright man. who has become
Hotel will undergo thorough re-ad­ why so many thousands <>f the new­
a candidate for office. Of full and I
justment as 550 feet ot piping has comers to tho state cannot le i'«>r
seaiching investigation shercshould j
been ordered and all fixtures neces­ railed by the old machine Republi­ be no limit; of fairness and honesty |
NOTICE FOR rt'IJU C ATIO N.
sary, which will enable their me­ cans. But oil local issues they will | there
liould he no bounds. N o .
Department of thè Interior,
chanic to put tho bathing depart­ take no lan i fraud and wholesale
man lias a right lo complain if the
Litui Office ut Koseburg, Ori1.,
ment of this splendid hotel in first grafts in theirs.
truth tie told concerning bin self;
Aprii 13, 111)6.
class condition.
Xoilco t* heieby given t buttile f«>l-
every mau has been wronged when
HAS K K l'T HIS P K O M IS gS
Iowllig-ii»ni«‘d
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ttler
ti»« lile«l untiec
Tho primary election to be held
falsehood* are resorted to for th<
ut In» Intentimi i«> moke li imi proof in
The
thing
above
all
others
that
ou Friday imxt must not be neg­
purpose of influencing an election, | »appuri of hi» clnlin, mal timi »aiti
makes Governor Chamhetkun so
lected as the election laws are very
proof wlll tic laude ■» foia thè lt>-ui-t> i
and Keeeiver ut U. S. Lami Offiee ut
strict. Lot iis all turn out aud rep­ strong with the people, irrespective
F o rre s te r» W i l l S via ta lo B a n d
of party is that lie has kept all of
ltoseburg, Oregon, on «Itine li*, li*«■>
resent our interest. A supervisor
The Junior Order of Forresters vlx :
his ante-election promises.
mu»t be elected. Hay Brother Re­
I.K8T K R 1). JACO R Y,.
One of these promises Governor have about decided to take over the
publican why not give Mr. Kayseri
li. K No imi;, for thèsF\ s,v . s j V.
Chamberlain made when a candi­ management o f the local band, to pi s., It. '.* W
a lift and thus let the south part of
date four years ago, was if elected i mploy a salaried bandmaster, and
Ile nnnii'a thè Mlowing w i ti «—
I.aue County have one superior
he weuld see that the money in the to furnish ! lie boys plenty of music t*» prove ine contiuuou* residence up
something that lias not occurred
irreducable school fund was loaned ami make uu iiduceiueut for them on a n d cultlvatlon ot eaid I hik I. vii:
for about twenty years what say
Charles II. Seller*. <>( l’Iciolilit Hill.
out and the iuteiest placrd to the to work up a first class band. The Oregon
; David Jacobr, of ,T;i-|. r.
you.
matter will be definitely settled Oregon; Dani Brlatow, I.. E. Darks. « i
;
credit
o
f
the
different
school
dis­
V F R IT AS.
Thursday
night.
tricts in the state.
When Mr. Chamberlain was in­
Geo. L e », with his wife ami augurated Governor, there
«a s
Willamette valle.' may be
daughter Elsie, returned from an 5638.000 in this fund. All this1
gated. * tys goverument «Xpert,
extended visit in California, on money except a small ami'nnt ha* wood. He has been making
Tuesday.
been loaned to flic fartnsts of tlii* vestigatious along this line,
Mrs. Jennie Higgins and Mrs. state; and the school district*, by .thinks the Willamette valley shonld
M . It. Liverm ore o f Eugene were I reason of Governor Chamberlain's «u pfort a gienter population that
here the last o f the week getting up | action is enriched f 10,000, this bs even the whole of .Southern Cali-|
torma.
^ing the amount o f th* in tei eat.
g W om en’s R elief Corps,
The primal ies are over and the finsl
contest now is reduced to one man
of each party for each office, and the
real struggle is on. The primary
law looks like it would be a success,
there aro some faults lo be sure,
but it is a great improvement over
the old system. The l osses are
down and out to a great extent and
the question is how long will it be
before they succeed in getting a
change so they can get the power
in their hands once more
patronise
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We are the people to fill your order for
Winter Supplies.
We have the best
groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest
prices, li you do n’t believe ns, come
and investigate.^ Our Dry Goods stock
is complete.
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P am p h let W o rk a Specialty
W e h a v e a full lirve of L e g a l
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Pleasant Bill, Oregon.
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B la n k s and
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NOTICE FOR DUBL1CATION.
B e n j a m in L . E d d y , R e g iste r.
Department of the Interior
Land Office at Rosehurg, Ore.
April 3, 1906.
I « partn.ciit of the Interior,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that the fol­
Lumi Office ut Kosel urg, Oregon,
lowing-named settler has filed notice
Aprii 16. lHOtì.
.Nolli-e i» lien by given l i ât tho fol­ of his intention to make final proof
low Ing-iiuir.i «1 settler l.n* tiled notice in support of Ins claim and that said
of his intention t" make linai proof in proof will lie made before the Regiwter
support i fill* claim, and that »aid ind Receiver at the E. S. Land Office
Rosebursr, Oregon, on Mav 22, 1906
i * : * of wl I I« i a «le before the Register 1 at
i.il Receiver at l . s. l.nmS Office at viz. H. E. No. !M42,
JOHN W. MASSEY,
Rise burp, Oregon, on July 12, 11* 06,
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ior the S F '„ S E ', Sec. 20, T. 22 S, R,
.to>I I I I E DAME WOOD,
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li 1 Nu. "•"! fi i Ibi s^ NK1,, EL
lie names the following witnesses
s i:1, s«e. - i
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. lo prove his continuous residence
Ile ti lín« s tie
he.« ing witnesses to upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
piove hi- ««it ti nuoti» le-idenee upon Henry C. Combs, ot London. (>regon;
and culti' atioli of said land, viz:
William T. McCoy, of London, Ore­
Era nk.1 I mew i" I. of Wildwool, gon: W. <«. Massey, of London. Ore­
e|
B m elt, of Derena. gon: n D. Baughnni, of London, Ore
Ore: in .
n I art. (è orge lerr. of gon.
Wildwood. Oregon.
B e n j a m i n L. E ddy ,
1 5 Bi N.i.vMiN L. Ei'DY, Register
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