Cottage Grove leader., October 19, 1907, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
COTTAGE GROVE
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affairs of the
alleys.
It is time | such threats were worthy of consid­
H e preferred not to give ]
good people took a hand in eration.
everything which affects the inter­ out the letter in detail until a more
OREGON that
•
PUBLISH Kl> KVKKY SATU RDAY.
BY TU B LKADKIt PU B LISH ING CO
ests o f the public.
But they should searching inquiry
do so discreetly and with judgmont, j into the matter.
and with good
will towards t h
Entered at the Cottage drove postofflee as sec­ tellow men — A lban y Democrat.
ond-class matter.
It has been definitely decided
SI KSUtUTTlOK KATES
One Year
- $1.50
that
the Oregon State Dairy Asso­
Six Months
.75
.flircee Months
-
-
-
.50
l paid in advance but it not so paid a ciation will meet in Portland Dec.
anir rm rate ot $2.oo per year w ill he charged.
The Portland Commercial
Advertising rates made known on application 19-20.
S A T U R D A Y OCTOBER. 1», 1907.
Albany Democrat
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The Great Dane “ O vid ,”
owned
Items
by G . W . Brady, of Cottage Grove,
Oregon, was sired
Dosse’s “immense
by
Dr.
prize
L.
M.
the Jamestown Fair,
of Interest in a
Condensed Form
iterating
general
display. The
••cmplete 75 Danes from all ovei the United
proceedings o f tho meeting will be States and Canada.
ly and unstintedly condemn the
Tho Great Dane many people
published. T h e details are in the
parcels post proposition, alleging
hands of the Association’s officers, suppose is a cross between the
that it is a scheme wholly in the
E d T . Judd, president. Turner and tnsstiff and greyhound, hut this is
interest of Montgomery, W ard &
uot true, tor the Dane has not a
F !.. Kent, secretary, Corvallis.
Co., .Se.tr«, Roebuck Me Co., and
drop of either # of these English
W e cannot
The Oregon Issue, published in | breeds, but is one of the oldest
and be. Portland, gives a list of all the g o v ­
breeds in dogdotn, of course in dif­
Heve that our country contempor­ ernment permit« issued in tho dry
ferent ages possessing other names,
aries have not fully investigated the counties of western
Oregon,
as and being much coarser built The
subject, as explained by Postmas­ shown by the records at the cus­
Dane is not a Dane, but a German,
ter General Moyer, «ay the Port­
toms house.
It says:
the name coming from the fact that
land Journal. According to bis
“ Under a federal law the natioial the Danish people were the first to
explanation, as given in The Jour­ government collects a special tax
take an interest in the big German
nal last Friday, the proposed sys­
from all persons who deal in alco­ breed, and sent them into England,
tem would lio distinctly advantage­
holic liquors. Druggists who use where they were known ns the
ous to tht country merchants rather
liquor in perscription work only are “ Grand D a iru s” from which they
tnan to the: <■ objectionable mail-or­
required to pay this tax just the get their present -name “ G n at
der houses. A n d it seems improb­
same as the saloon keepers. O ur D a n e ."
The Dane o f today, which
able that President Roosevelt, and local option law states that the issue
we see at the bench show, has had
all the post-m.aster-generals of the
of this special tax stamp to any is most of the roughness bred out by
last 20 yeirs, would have advocated
prima facie evidehce that such per­ scientific breeding. Tho old name
a parcels post if it would have op­
son is selling, exchanging or giving for the breed was the "H atsdudc,”
erated as our interioi friends sup­
away intoxicating liquor,
in the “ Ulm er D o g g e ,” “ German Boar-
pose. A re not the reasons of all following list are some druggists
hound”
these eminent men worthy of a care­
whom we are very confident are not
When this dog was known as
ful, considerate examination, before
violating the local option law, aud the Hatsdude, his principle use was
denouncing the scheme as some­
we not wish to direct suspicion to­ to combat with the wild animals in
thing calculat'd to injure the rural
ward them
Persons, other than the arena at Rome, and to hunt
people? Mr. Meyer says it will ben­
druggists, in this list have no doubt the wild boar.
His present occu­
efit lb 'in , and it seems to T h e paid this tax for the express pur­
pation, like the English bulldog, is
Journal that he supports his posi­
pose o f conducting a criminal traf­ simply for the Kennel Club show.
tion strongly.
fic in strong drink and some d ru g ­ There are several places where they
The principal organized and suc­ gist-' that we know of aro also wil­ are used very successfully to hunt
to a parcels post fully violating the provisions of the the California mountain lion, and
the law.”
as watch dogs on sheep and cattle
express companies, which PoB^mas-
Then follows tho list, which any ranches, and also on plantations
ter-General W nnamaker said con- one may see:
down South.
A Resume ot the Week's Local Hap-
pennirtgs of the Stale and County
Briefly Told.
Washington county’s assessment
amounts to nearly $18,000,000.
George Brown <>l N ew
Era will
harvest 8,0()0 bushels of potatoes.
A Corvallis man
who last year
went back to Illinois to live is com­
rETNTH A l“
ing back to Oregon.
A band of 213 steers whipped out
Grant
county averaged
[■'ducati , fer sin
1 100
named
Plaster was married
week.
It is hoped that he will al­
ways stick to his wile.
Polk
1907
county’s
is
prune
estimated
crop
at
lor j
1.075,000
and it will return to
$47,000
m
tè
pounds, being an increase of 625,-
000 pounds over the
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J ß a n h o f C e t t n o c (S tro v e
I 9O6 crop,
the growers
more than they
received
last year.
Gold Beach, says the Globe,
but
f e
-------------------------------- - a - - - -
«K
C apital Stock, $25,000.00
tè
is
threatened with a wood famine this
timber,
K
be-
causo those that would cut it,can’t, i
and those that could,
won’t, be- |
T h e standard o f tho Dalle at tho cause their pockets are already full
bench show, is weight; males, 120 of money.
Largest and Cheapest Millinery Establishment in
the city, will hold a
F O L K IIO I K S A L E
Mon
Every time a pound of merchandise
is shipped by express the shipper
A lbany, O r., Oet. 15.— T h e H e r­
and consignee pay a tribute which
would not tie granted in any o f the ald this evening says:
Apparently driven to desperation
countries which the fleeced Ameri­
can calls despotic.
A n d all to add
a few more millions to the annual
by
the recent liquor prosecutions,
unknown
opponents
of the Anti-
profits of such mi n ns New Y o rk ’s Saloon league and Good Citizenship
senile representative of the express lentzuo of this city, ltavo resorted to
companies in
the
Unite!
senate.
States making threats against tho sup­
posed leaders. In confirmation o f
| this S. E. Y o un g, a trustee in the
this
If a single reader of this paper United Pr. sbyterian church
lias failed to writ« letters to some iiiorntug received an anonymously
old friend, acquaintance, relative or signed communication, to the effect
other person who may be benefited that if ‘he prosecution in the liquor
by coming to Oregon, he should cases did not cease, that the hand­
rates some church, located oti the corner
close Oct. J 1st, and if you want of Fifth and W ashington streets
your 1 tter to get results it must he would lie burned.
write
today.
The
c lonist
The unknown writer ol the com­
forwarded at once.
The rates are
$25 from Missouri River points, St. munication is supposed to be some
Paul, Winnipeg,
try adjacent.
and all the coun­ radical anti-prohibitionist,, who be­
I.ouis lieves that tho United Presbyterian
$110 from St.
and $33 from Chicago, with a reduc­ church members are backing the
tion o f $2.50 to jioints cast of Um ­ present liquor prosecutions, and is
atilla.
Similar
from
every seeking this underhand means of
United States. frightening the leaders in the cases.
rates
other point 111 the
Get busy and ad 1 one family to tho
population of Oregon.
On the other
hand it is argued
by liquor adherents not of the vio­
lent and radical temperament, that
A minister will find plenty to do the letter may have been written by
in preaching the gospel without some ardent prohibitionist who thus
i-ViED
with
or
a li kable Values in-------
AND
UNTRIMMED HATS
I itraordinary Bargains in-------
re s, FEATHERS, ETC.
Y u
a |nr Fair
Dealing and
Good Value«
Come to this Great
FO UR
own over tlie telephone business.
bushels to the nere, making an in- !
About a year ago ti e business non come of $9i.2o off each acre.
formed a mutual telephone com­
John Paul Jones, one of the best
pany and asked all of the farmers
kuowu railroad men in Oregon, for
t « join in maintaining it.
Most of
many years travelling passenger1 * 'P zp Zf* >
the larmers were already on the Pa­
agent of the S. P , died in port- i
cific Telephone company’s lints and
land on Saturday,
tie was passen- j
as the Pacific was giving a rate of
gor agent for twenty years, a genial j
$1 a year to those owning their own
man whom evoryliody liked.
He
phones, they did not feel like quit­
leaves a wife, but no children.
He
ting. The majority of the business
was 55 years of age.
men, however, signed an agreement
HO UR
S A LE
Fashion Millinery
ROYAL ACADEMY
to take out the Pacific phones Octo­
ber 1 , anti
most of them stood
by
their agreement.
The farmers are
now complaining and sav they pro­
Klilor II. \V. Balreoek had a serious
attack of illness Thursday but is out
pose to trade with the merchants again.
that keep tho Pacific phone. The
The farmers are getting their crops
merchants have no disposition to pretty well in.
antagonize the farmers hut think
School startisl lit the Academy
the farmers should take the mutual
Tuesday with a good attendance.
phone, as they do not like the idea
Miss Klzn Deardorf arrived the lir-t
of the Pacific Telephone company
of the week from Itoselnirg to attend
charging $ 18 per year for the -arne school at the Aeadem.v.
service that ir given tho fanner for
Mr. llinksoa and wife of Kugeoe
*5-
N o basis of settlem nt has were in this vicinity Monday on Imsd
ness.
yet been suggested.
Mrs. Curtis Yeatch Is ju-t up from 1
Forest G rove Times: K. A . N ay ­ an attack of Uyptherla.
lor has shipped 2,241 pounds of
A. I>. Owens hns lately purchas'd a I
mohair to Lowell, Mass.
This is new three seated hack.
believed to be the largest »mount
Philip I'asebeer arrived here Mon- i
of mohair ever shipped by a breed­ day anil will attend school In this ]
er of this state and is of very fine pln<*o.
:r
C O T T A G E GROVE. O R E G O N .
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Silk Creek Items.
Mi-s Mary fo x of Medford nnd Carl 1
nffitirs, thinks to arouse public sentiment quality.
Tags were put in a mim-
the the more against tho alleged viola­ Irer o f fleeces in order that a full re Larsen, Warren Mabley and Arthur j
Schrieber of Itoseburg are students nt
back alleys looking for trouble.— tors ot the local option law in this port may be given by the factory
the Royal Academy.
Independence Town T..lk.
city.
The mohair is baled in a hop press
Mr. A, P. Owens in just recovering
All o f which is the worst kind of
8 . E. Young when interviewed and is first covered with house lin­ from an nttnek ot Tonsilitin.
rot. Ministers ami every other this afternoon in regard to the ing and then with bop cloth, being
Mrs. frank Miller of Portland vis­
good citizen should meddle with matter, refused to make any state­ wired
with
three strong wires ited her daughter Mrs. John Ashby
the first of the week.
municipal affairs, politics and the ment, further than to say that no around each bale.
meddling
politics,
/ and T uesday fro m 9 till I
’
Having a Phone War.
Threatens to Burn Church
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Mary Bartels
j
useful.
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X XTXxVxty
lit Lane county, Cottage G rove to 225 pounds; females, 100 to 100
Dairy correspondence of Elam- 1
hns 7 , Eugene 17, mostly blind pounds; height: males, 30 to ->5 nth P ills Express:
Farmers have I
ness n’.au who does rot pay heavy pigs, Junction 4, Springfield 4 , C o ­ inches; females, 28 to 32 inches at begun to harvest their potatoes, and I
taxes every year to keep in being a burg 3 , Marcola 1 , who hns just the shoulder; colora. fawn, brindle,
find they have a great crop.
One
system of tribute to the express beeu fined $250.
black, blue and (H arleq n in )y black farmer found that one of his pota ’
companies, which is not tolerated
In Linn county, A lban y has 13 , and white spotted.
This schedule toes weighed 7 “- pounds, another!
in any other civilized nation.
there being 9 besides drug stores, is for grown dogs, that is any dog 5 ) 4 and several others as much as j
Six corporations that are types of Brownsville 2, I.ebanon 4, Halsey two years or older, ns the A . K. C. 4 1 . wounds, and he hasn’t finished j
the worst linancial rottenness pro­ 1, H arrisburg 2, Scio 1.
rules arc that til dogs are matured digging vet.
In Lincoln county, Toledo lias 2, when two years old. The Dane is
duced by the trust regime; corrop
E. E. Robbins, of Amity, thresh­
tors of legislators; shameless in Newport J.
possibly the most peaceful o f all
ed 1089 poiiuds 01 No. 1 clover
In Tillamook county, Tillamook dogs, never starting trouble, hut
stock watering, ju g g lin g of divi­
seed from 2 1-5 acres of his farm,
dends and concealment of tremend­ has 5
usually ending
it very quickly
making Rj bushels per acre, a re­
In Yam hill county, McMinnville when concerned in it.
ous profit«, have hitherto command
turn of $107.80 per acre. In addi­
ed the cooperation pf railroads and has 2, Amity, 1, Dayton 1, Sheri­
tion tho land furnished the best of
subservient congressmen in block­ dan, 2, W illim ina 2, N ew b erg 2,
green pnsture during the spring
North Yam hill 2, probably all drug
ing nil parcels post legislation
and early summer. Mr. Luppe, of
W e are behind every Knropenn stores.
Lobanon, O r., Oct. 11.— Leba­ Bridewell station threshed 5 acres
nation in making
one of
the
non is now having troubles of its of Alsike clover, which made Hi !
utilities
in
last
“ There is not an American busi­
prime
A R M S T R O N G , L L . B .. PR IN C IPA L
• li irt time and at smalt expense, ami scnil» e*i
ni pi i. nt. Oimlity is our motto, nini reputati«
pounds, one weighing 1820.
tborough work bri
I calla per monili ior office help.
A wholesale paper house has slnu-ticn in.-.un , ri l propri:... Wo teseli ttie loose leaf, thè card imlex,
i,. l>, r ami "I r i «Il
un thoils o f bookkeeping. Chartier is our :
been incorporated in La Grand; a
rapii’ I , :
autiful catalogne, business fornis and pemnanihìp
meat packing plant is talked of.
ri’liiuit, any bank, any newspaper in I
A Douglas county young man
of
North American says:
people's
ISD N S T R E E T S , P O R T L A N D , OREGON
A. P
winter, not because there is a sear- j
three druggists, at Corvallis.
S.d
aies on ;
The Saginaw sawmill has closed
city o f available
I 11 Benton county there are ouly
Pul! corps ut Irniiiwl awr-gs.
Mudtn
sPutum,
down indefinitely— lack of cars.
cessful opposition
stitnte six reasons against it, and
of these companies the Philadelphia
Ipplianccs for X ray work.
(tegular i limisi* of lei i ums In the faculty aud prat ficai train
lug ill tin hospital, The uieille.il and surgical stnfl'of the ho*
For rates nr information Ú
»itili com it it Utes the faciliti'.
"i'll. -
W K U Y K E N 1).\I,|,,M' "
hospital or tnihiin
Superintend«»
Or MISS M. II. IlOI.MSTHI M
Superintendent of Nurses
system
far come from
B. b\ Huaiefe, M |>.
1>. A. Taine, M j).
<!•«*. O B. DeBar, M. 1).
L K. Me Dough I, M it
¡RAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSliS.
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES
take this view of the case,
has so
T. J. Mart|p, M. |>
i
i.... , id eqirtpineiil
blood examinai!' «
w inning over
is one of
MEDICAL AN ÜBUKU,CALI
W. Kuykendall; M u
w. Ü. Trosser, M U.
- I 1 rca tin .-nt nl Medical and Surgical Cases.
Portile
winner,
the interior papers that unqualified­
other such concerns.
* EUGENE
i HOSPITAL
T he G re a t D ane.
the big
C lu b offers two gold medals, one “ Prince Votl Bismark,”
for butter and one for chccsc, while brindle Dane of Louisville, Ken­
the Portland Flouring Mills put up tucky, which won very recently at
a purse of $100 in cash for the best
The
h3s been mule
FROM ALL
OVER STATE
,
'
n t!
Tuesday October 15. 1907.
’off
admitted to the school, t he only
lf"l:
,it school, ntid good deportment at si
" ’
In the school will be carefully guarded, aad
pi"fi.ne language, or who indulges Intj*
\ Mtemy.rink" ’ o r w *‘ #i8 *» » » y w ay immoral.will
V,
,
l!. j , ' " by the teachers and all will be«*
“ I’l instructions will be given throughout the
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: ni: h * school is obliged to Join theseclw®
’ 1 only Tor those who desire them.
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■ wdl c, ui xoil to anyone finishing any ol thefenr
. 1
i • metier's, Ministerial, Shorthand and 0 »
l> .
, I
1 ' 1 ' 1 ll r system of Shorthand, same as l^irtlaad
iiUBloess ( liege, l or information address,
I ,
L. G. P A A P ,
I? i u n t i
i irsi
ert Kakln
s i (I e n t
C A P IT A L
2 5.00 0
municipal
sneaking around
THOMPSON HOTEl
M rs . I. E. T hompro ».
Wlimlet
t h i r* r
Bates per day ....................... .fl.*
Boom and board, per week.... .8 »
llomeshoelnK a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re*
Ing. All work guaranteed
Have your horse*teeth ex­
amined and repaired. shoe
at rear of H emeu way «
Burk holder’s Store :: a
ORGANIZED
O ìT ^ 'ir CROVE
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O O N
Blacksmith^
General
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rp'i-.il l>a:>klng
Hi«lnea* tr in ta ct-
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