Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1906)
COTTAGE GROVE COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JU N E ‘ 23 , VO L. X V III LEADER 1 SXHS. NO. 10 ern yell or the northern huzza, they lem yesterday from the rolling mills where are the saloonkeepers who did not quaver but rushed to the and the remainder will be delivered do not violate it? We expect to front rank and led the charge and as fast as needed. continue the moral agitation till all fell; but their courage was inspir It is not proposed to rush con these laws nre enforced and the ing and victory was yours. \Ve struction of the rail line ahead of ---------- 1 men who have violated their oaths The bridge Delivered by Rev. R. C. Grace to the who are younger can not appreciate Southern Pacific to Extend Eugene , of office in protecting corrupters of Many Prizes Will be Given Away and the bridge work. across the Willamette river is the G. A. R.. Sunday. May 27, Pres your feelings, we cun not under ; the future generation arc discarded Local to the Grove. a Fine Time is Anticipated. stand just why tears dim your eyes. controlling factor and other work i by the people. byterian Church. But you do, you saw your comrade, will be planned accordingly. Plans “ The law forbids the sale of bound to yon by the war or the The following prizes will be for tbe bridge are now under con It is rumored that the Eugene! liquor within 3 oo fret ot a public Proverbs i 6 : 31 . “ The hoary seige, the picket line until tho ties Local will be changed to the Cot- school building, selling 1 i<|uor to given to the winners of the various sideration between the company aud the United States engineers in head is a crown of glory, if it be had become sacred, you saw him tage Grove local about the first. Indians or to any one within four races and contests, which will be This change will lie a great con- miles of canals or locks by the ge»- conducted by the several commit, Portland and questions regarding found in the way of righteousness." fall and as he fell lie slid, “ boys clearance of shipping are being set More than three score years have don’ t mind tne but follow the flag.” venietice to the people of Cottage eral government, or within one tees ou July 4th: And siuco ’05 you have many 2nd tled. The company has purchased passed since you who sit in this ist Grove. People from the southjend mil l of any quart/ or placer mine times marched with “ flags at half two large scows and contracted for $5 $ 2 . 60 church house, reveled in the sports of the couuty who wish to go to i in active operation. Each day’s Chopping coi test 2.50 : construction of a third, to be used of childhood. Since as a barefooted mast,’’ heard the muffled war drum, “ 7.50 the couDty seat to spend the day on violation constitutes a separate of- Sawing in building the bridge. Ball game 25 boy with laughing eyes pursued the saw the black cropcd Her, aud felt business may do so without having fense. Permission was secured this week fish to their hiding places, sought earthly ties sever that w re woven to stay oyer night. “ Why? What does it mean that Tug of war 1st team $25 Plug uglies parade, 6 prizes, 1 st, from tbe city council at Salem for the squirrel in the highest tree top, together on the tented field, and the state must hedge about this one laying a temporary track ou streets and learned lessons from the birds your rntiks aro growing thiner ev 5 ; 2 nd, $10 each; 3rd, $5 each. business by such limilatio t? Be- ( Why Anti.Liquor Laws are Needed. in that city to convey the materials in their nesting places. You can ery year. 100 yd all comers $ 5 . cause it is a dangerous business, Your heads l ave become hoary, ‘‘Experience has shown that no causing more trouble to tbe people | 70yd race under 21 years, 1st, from the freight yards of the South yet see tbe best swimming hole, ern Pacific to the point where con taste the flavor of the apples off the your eyes dim and yonr step lias legitimate business must bn hedged than all other trades combined, and j $ 3 . 50 ; 2nd $ i. 5 o. about by legal restrictions anil safe is responsible for three-fout tbs o f: 75 yd race under 17 years, 1st $’ 2 ; struction work is to be commenced old forked tree in the corner of the lost its elasticity. But we, your on the railroad. The grades made orchard aud you have not foigotten sons and daughters w ar ii crown guards for tbe public as must the the crimes when properly conduct 2 nd $ 1 . liquor business. And no other ed and for nr re when loosely car- j 50 yd race uuder I4 years, 1st some time ago between Salem and how you limped with that “ stone- of glory aud with loving hands trade violates with impunity so rie I on. 1< was for this cause that $ i. 5 <>; 2 nd, $. 75 . Chemavva will be somewhat changed bruise’ ’ ou your heel. Then tho place it on your brows. But no many laws of the state. Upon the two yea s .¡.. o tIt ■ people of Oregon and better alignment secured. E v kiss of mother was the antidote for wreath of ours can .-Lino in the lus Girls race under 21 years, $3. ery move in the preparations for all pain, and father’s life was your ter of that crown of glory that the statute books of this state may be parsed a h cal opt on liquor law, | Best decorated bicycle, $5. Harvester of Heaven has for each work indicates that the very best ideal of man— Lord. Tub race $ 3 . found the following enactments: though the wholesale dealers s| ent character of electric railroad will First, the Sunday law: ‘No per $ i 4 o,ooo to defeat it, and then fol-J Greased pole, $3. Little did you then think of the white Lead, if so be, you have be built aud that Portland and Sa checkerboard in life’s history or given your life and soul to God and sons shall keep open h >u«e or room lowed the iniquitous Jayne bill, • Pjtato race, $2; 2tid, $1. lem will have a rapid trausit line the sanguinary conflict in which are “ walking in tho ways of vigh- in which intoxicating liquors shall t vvbicu they tried to force through 3 leg race, $ 3 . equal to the best inlecurban roads you was seen to participate, uor the eousness. be Si Id on tlie first day of ih*' week, tjje Legislatuie. and next the de- j Sack race $ 2 ; 2 nd $1. Others arc now taking your commonly called Sunday, or give | feat of the substitute they falsely | Be sure to enter your names for in the eastern states. scars, the empty sleeves aud halting places and are in file »forefront of Terminals have been purchased steps that, were soon to l>e realties. or sell or otherwise dispose of the called an amendment at the recent the events belore time for the races, in Portland, and nearly all rights of But as manhood approached the progress, but a righteous God and same on that day. I he fine shall election. They will uext attempt to save time for committee. Parade of floats headed by band way from Salem to the point ot cloud of trouble was gathering loving yeople are saying “ As his be $10 to $25 for each offense. A defeat the people’s will by work- crossing the Willamette river have over the nation, and ere manhood’s part is that go' tli to the battle so similiar law has been pasted for the iufe, the Legislature, hut it will be a and Goddess of Liberty 10 a. m. Declaration of Independence read been secured, but to the present duties had settled on your shoul shall his part be Unit s'ayeth with protection of all general and special p>a<l day for them the date they suc- David had left 200 election days of stat«, county or ceecj at Long’s grove at 11 a. m. followed time little work has been doue be ders, the storm had burst over the the stuff men who were wounded aud old tween the bridge site and Portland country, Liberty is weeping over municipal officers. It is mule the “ Our present law provides that by patriotic addresses. duty of all Magistrates, Sheriffs upon petition of 10 per cent of the Games and sports commence at by the right of way department- her sons that are to meet in deadly weak at brook “ Baser” with their ho pui- This work will be carried ou only conflict in the sunny southland. baggage while with and Constables to report to the registered voters a local option elec 1:30 p. m. so fast as is necessary to accommo The war drum is calling, the stars sued, defeated, rented and took the grand jury any violations of thiz tion may be called and provided Plug ugly parade at 5 p. m. act, which may come to their knowl the election goes against the saloons Band concert from 7 to 8 p. m. in date construction plans. The route on tbe flag grew pale, the red rich spoil of the Amlakites. Some by which the litre will enter Port stripes became redder and the fires of them wanted t > divide the spoils edge and all fines collected ^oto they are given 30 days in which to band stand. the common school fund. land from the south has not yet of patriotism burn with lurid glow only with those who went to bat Dance from 8 p. m. until morn close. This may be in counties, The law forbids any person to cities, precincts or groups of con ing in Opera House. been determined upon. on the bosoms of both north aud tle. David said no all shall share sell or give away any intoxicating tiguous precincts. The remainder The Ith of July only comes once south. A patriot i < one who stands alike. They he said to an old liquor to any minor, and it is un of the la« consists in elaborate pro each year, so break loose from 1 Governor Chamberlain is Popular. for principle, and you all recognize crippled soldier “ hold your hands” lawful to permit any minor to visions of enforcement and safe your daily toil, and put in the day that the heart throbed under the and he filled them with gold and On the occasion of the visit of loiter in any saloon or play at guards for carrying out the ex enjoying 3ourselves with us. grey was as biave us the heart that placing a rich Arabic cloak over Governor C’hamberlaiu and the games therein. I lie fines are not | pregged will of the people. As long pulsated under the blue. This is the shoulders And so a grateful members of the State Land Board less than $50 nor more than $ 3 oo. as the principle holds in America why that Liberty wept for she well country will not leave your deeds at Prineville Wednesday a rousing Buys 60.000 Railroad Ties. And yet there are numeious sa that the majority of the people shall knew that her sons were of the go unrewarded. receptiou was given at Athletic Tho time was when the people loons throughout this state that rule, local option laws will increase same blood, and that grim visaged Sixty thousand ties have been daily violate this law and the mini in number and favor, and among purchased by the Willamette Val Club hall. Governor Chamberlain war would plow uido furrows lost sight of tho picket Hue, the mum fine is the rule. And though the states Oregon may well be ley Traction Company from an A u is very popular throughout the through both armies 10 d leave her scout, the hospital and the long the law says ‘or imprisonment in proud of her present law. It rora mill and 500 tons of steel rails state and receives a royal welcome boys bleeding and dead; lor it was Hue of human breasts that stood ns the county jail at the discretion of answers its purpose perfectly.” — are purchased and now being de wherever he gees. American blood that was being a barrier to the advance of tho ene the court,’ and it is provided that a Dr. C. T. Wilson. poured into flames of pa i ’otism. 1 my. The drummer boy, the pri livered for construction of tbe elec Go-carts of all styles at Veatcb & guilty saloor.man shad also forfeit tric road between Portland and Sa You thought not of < >• ttysburg | vate with musket, the cannoneer his license, yet such is the low- lem. The company has set upon a Lawsons. or Shiloh, of Corinth, of Cbica- with steady nerve and saw only the Hay making season is at hand, Long live grade sentiment of many under oath date about ten months hence In the train that brought Mrs. ! maugua, or your charge up Mission epauletted shoulder. to enforce this law' that it is almost and the farmers are either getting when it is expected to complete Zernll from her Michigan home to j Ridge or of the “ battle ebove the names of Graut, ¡Sherman, Sheri their old mowers aud rakes in shape the road and begin operations. a dead letter.” Cottage Grove there wero sixteon clouds.’ ’ You answer your coun- dan, Lee and others who have gone down to histoiy by- name. But I “ It is unlawful for any person to or buying new ones. Our hard It was expected to have the road young women, all bound for Port j try’s call. ware and machinery houses are sell by agent or otherwise intoxica completed in time for hauling the land. Mrs. Zerull does not say The dial of time has pasw 1 over want to honor him who made it ting liquor to any intoxicated per making a good display of mowers Portland delegation to the next ses that they were all coming west to more thau five decades since then.1 possib'e to win tho victory. Ho son or to any person who is in the and other farm machinery and are sion of the Oregon legislature, but be married but some of them were. But you can look back and >-ee who rode tho midnight scout to habit of becoming iutoxieated. The doing a good business owing to delays in the franchise The company of them had a jolly again the faces of your comrades locate the enemy or carry the dis fine of $loo for each offense goes to Announcements are out for the proceedings it has been necessary time of it, even with their nine days you laid in uamoless graves. Y u patch, he who stood in the still the school fund. But the school marriage of Mr. Ohas. Cochian and to revise dates. Tbe company re trip on accouut of washouts, wrecks see them when other chi- ks watches of the night, or iu the mid- gets very little out of this, and Miss Elizabeth Orpurd. ceived six carloads of rails at Sa etc- blanched at the sound of the mju .I i - (('011 tinned to Second p age.) MEMORIAL FOURTH OF JULY AT THE GROVE LOCAL TO COTTAGE GROVE "X A T V A I W " " / A t W V A I W ^ / A T W " " X A T W " | \ ’V > O r A I W > w - - '.it- ., í -O g . , A f VN '" x A T W " ' r~x A T „ NOW IS THE TIME TO Purchase Every SERMON and marked in plain figures Article from now until July 4th. To all who will cut this ad out and bring to our store we will give with every man’s suit a $2.50 hat, choice of any one in stock; On children’s suits a Ball and Bat with every Kant Wear Out or Hercules Suits. Bigest Stock WELCH 1 Z x L o v V l /X .---- v \ L >K y i x Ac NA * ' X ' Ac v' 1 Lowest Prices WOODS. 'A c ” 'A c * ' ■ 'A c -v t 1 / X L . i / X -._ > A 'Ac 'A , i / V ^ O y \ I /X -O fcfc 1 / X ^ O y V i / J U -AC i .v V i V ' 4 -Ac ' A X -^ W 1 Ac ' 'Ac ' A, i / X ^ O y \ i /X ^ WV V i /> _ _ ? X U A >«. v ’ V. .• tat t
