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4 .4 4 4 4* proper organization belongs to the war department at Washington, D, tOTTAGE GROVE OREGON C. In decreeeing that all states failing to place their Guarda ou a + rUBLlSHRI) KVKKY »ATUBDAY. regular army footing, the depart * BY THK LRADRK Fl BUH 11 INU CO. ment makes no reference to its own * set of modern rules for the Nation * Kotered At the Cottage drove postoBce as tec- al Guard, based on an enactment of f ond-clAM matter. 1904. These rules, article 2, page * 18, contain this paragraph in cold * 8UBBCRIl*TION RATER * type: One Year . 91.50 Without a dissenting voice, Ore 91 x Month* .76 "When impracticable to assign * flireee Month* • ■ - M gon business men’ t, representatives, three battalious to a regiment, it 1 paid in advance but it not to paid a anir mi rate of 92.00 per year will be charged. at a meeting at the Portland Club may be composed of a smaller num •ifc Advrrtl*lng rate* made known on application Sunday evening, voted that no ber, not less than two each of which special session of the legislature shall consist ot four companies; but SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1907. f should be called at this time and where four companies cannot be as that the holidays should bo contn- signed to a battalliou, it may be Mr. Bryan is getting rich enough ued until a date 10 days following composed of three companies with Fine f to feel within him the sensation of resumption o f specie payments in the fourth skeletonized.” Line a growing conservatism. H e has Chicago aud New York. It was These rules and regulations for the sense of the meeting that, the guidance o f organized militia made a lot o f money by his weekly should this period extend beyond of the country were issued by the paper and by his lectures, and 30 days from the present date the war department ill 1904, and a year supposed to be well up in the governor should call an extra ses after the Dick bill went iuto effect. « quarter-ol-a-tnillion dollar class, or Congress is in session, the men sion for the purpose o f amending That measure was contradictory to It will pay you to observe mayhap leading the advance some who have received the confidence of the holiday lrw aud the attachment the foregoing order, providing for way beyond it. That is fine, for it Our Window Displays. the people by the vote that elected law. strict compliance with regular army assures independence to Mr. Bryan The meeting was called to order formations. Section 3 of that act them to office, are now back in and comfort tor bis family; and its Washington. They are cognizant by C. W . Hodsoo of the Portland the one which has fallen as a bom- reflex action for the public is good of the situation, they are the powers Commercial Club, at whose sum shell, reads as follows: because it is making Bryan, who to which we look. W e are on the mons the delegates had gathered "The organization o f the organ is a public man o f ability and of verge o f great changes that will to Portland. The purpose ol the ized militia in the several states great influence, a more careful, con lead to the betterment of conditions conference was to determine wheth and territories and in the district of •¡derate and conservative man than in the management of our system er the governor should he requested Columbia shall be the same as that be was, or could be, when he had o f finance. Corrupt politicians and immediately to call the legislature which is now or may hereafttr be to fight the wolf from his door. rotten corporations should be met iu special session so to amend the prescribed for the regular and vol He is not now for free coinage of and dealt with face to face by our holiday and attachment laws that unteer armies of the United States, silver, for be says gold has become great bodies of law makers now in courts could regularly proceed with within five years from the date of plenty enough. All around us, their business during banking holi the approval of this act.” however, are persons who find it as session. A rich man or a big cor poration is no meaner than a poor days, but that an attachment could This was doubtless lost sight of scarce as it was a dozeu years ago. dishonest tramp or a small corpora not be levied in advance of judg iu view of the subsequent ruling They have not been so industrious, ment excepting in cases o f alleged tion. Cornering ot the people that eight-company militia regi prudent, saving and sucoegtful as substance, whether it be the pro fraud or attempted removal o f prop ments might be formed. Oregon» Mr. Bryan. The point of view is ducts o f the soil or the gold and erty from the state. and California were the two coast nearly everything. silver, by dishonest method*, must states that found it convenient to Gold in the United States was Judge Arthur L. Frazer died be made impossible. Vast fortunes form two-battalion regiments. Mauv indeed more scarce in 190s than it and great business concerns can he TuesJay as a result o f an operation Eastern states and states of the is now. That was because we bad established and maintained honest for appendicitis. Judge Frezer was Middle West took advantage of the been buying silver and issuing pa ly and only for honest men of abili born in Polk county, Oregon, and same opportunity to get an addi per on silver at a fictitious price, at ty to manage and take the lead, was forty-seven years old. H z is tional regiment with a minimum the rate of $54,000,000 a year, for the great masses of working people the second slate circuit court judge outlay of men. about fifteen years. This expelled would be wandering about and the to pass away in the past three While it is obvious that the nearly all of the gold from the millions of happy homes in our months. He was especially well hoard has no recourse except to de country. Other nations, however, country would not be. That this known by his labors in connection stroy the identity of the Southern had gold enough and ventured so reaction, culminating in a panic so with the juvenile court, which was Oregon regiment, it is hardly prob far as to sell us great quantities o f severe, should come now, in the patterned after the Denver idea. able that the staff officers of the it, upon our solemn promise to re moet favorable conditions snrrouud Governor Chamberlain announces regiment will be mustered out. In pay in gold. It must he admitted, that he will make no immediate however, that the traneaction re ing our people, can we not see the appointment of a successor to stead tliey will doubtless be re- \ Divine forethought iu it? It had to tained as state officers for service in quire I great credulity on their part. come; high financiering has figured Judge Frazer. case o f internal troubles, but not I But didn’t President Cleveland prominently and openly many subject to government service. If catch it for borrowing gold and The OregoniaD formally an tbe event that two separate battal- years. There had to be a halt oromising to pay it, like an honest called, As one bird flies the hunter nounced its complete divorce ftom fions are created out o f the hapless man? Yet we have little doubt, if the Republican party organization regiment, the two majors will re The Mr. Bryan should become Presi shoots; the remaining birds are in the state, and declares that in the tain their places. Major Creed C. dent and a like situation should alarmed and fly from their hiding in the grass, only to be shot too; so future it would discuss political pol Hammond of Eugene, commands arise, he has made eo much prog with the handling of the great aud icies from the standpoint o f an inde tbe first battalion, and Major Frank ress in sanity and towards safety, '••**^«■9 Mini mil» and important issue now before us. pendent newspaper. Should Roose B. Hamlin, superintendent ol that he would do just what Mr. velt be renominated the paper schools at Roseburg, the second. Because one man or one corpora Cleveland did. Mr. Bryan has etatee it will support him, but de If one battalion of four companies adaptability. And a volubility that tion is dishonest it does not g o that clines to commit itself as to soy can give reasons, on emergency. all men and all corporations are die is retained aud the three remaining other poeition on a Republican can He has some gold now, or its equiv honest; and thank G od this great companies divided into separate One Y ear United States of ours can put their didate. companies, one major will have to alent, himself. lor ONLY Much more than this, Mr. Bryan hands on many great and good men he withdrawn from active Guard The Jury acquitted Mrs. Bradley and again let us give thanks that service. has gained knowledge, and a'.xjve we can hold np the hand and pres for murdering Ex-Senator Brown, Otliers in the regiment who will T H I NEW IDEA WOMAN’ S MAGAZINE Is «h e b e s t o l all all breadth of view, from Hi« con ent effort of our own President of Utah, on the second ballot. The A m a g a z in e s p u b lish e d lo r w o m e n a n d th e h om e. II tact during the last dozen years be affected by the change are Cap. verdict is generally approved. He Is an ab solu te au th ority In m a tte rs o t d r e s s ; It Is tilled with the outer and larger world. who is in touch with all the people tain F. E. Taylor, regimental a.lju-! deserved it! w ith h ou seh old h e lp s ; It c o v e r s th e e n tir e H eld o l lemi- He no longer imagines our country and shows by his actions, without tant and Captain Frank L. Cham n ine in terest. E very is su e c o n t a in s fear and with no hesitation, that •‘the whole thing.” He has learned bers, regimental quartermaster right must prevail and justice must something about business and com both of Eugene; Captain Berton k ’ , REGIM ENT ABOLISHED be given. Lawson, Cottage Grove, regimentai merce and money aud the world s And an Im m ense v a r ie ty o l p r a c t i c a l I n l o r m a t l o n commieary; Captain Waldo h. Ches-' The uulolding of pages o f cor affairs. He has discovered that the (Continued from first page.) shire Eugene, assistant surgeon A on m aking, fu rn ish in g , a n d m a n a g i n g th e h o m e . world has a common measure and ruption, naturally, puts a check on number of first lieutenants and su -1 Reorganization will play havoc expression of value, and that our the regular runs of business and a bal terns already appointed but not eouutrv must conform to it. Mr. curb on the money circulation or with other Southern Oregon officers yet regularly commissioned by G o v -! Dozens o f Illustrations in half-tone and color necessary medium o f exchanging as promotions have been numerous e f W Chamberlain will likewise be Bryan is by no means so great Stories by Authors o f wide fame fool as a large proportion o f the values. If we would put the curb since the regiment was organized effected. Readjustments, of course Instructive Articles o f Great Value may be made within the regiment vast multitude that has followed on dishonesty, the sooner the bet out o f a separate battalion nucleus. whereby several officers will be en- j A Remarkably Fine Children’s Department him. They never can see it. But ter; but, as we have said, there are Company commanders and lieuten aided to return to tbe positions in the wiser o D e e , like Milt Miller many honest men in business, we ants have been appointed to staff the separate battalion held by them 1200 PAGES A YE A R and Judge OVDay, be will carry should and could see for ourselves positions, and their places filled prior to the organization of the reg -1 tment last August. 8 j T h ese tw o p u b lica tio n s fu rn ish r e a d in g lo r a ll the fam ily. .with him. They can s e e things, at this time of abundant harvest from the ranks. Sixteen commis O rder to -d a y fro m Jloo. They will want as good mon and wonderful prosperity shared by sions are attached to the colonel's CASE AFTER CASE key as is going, and soundest con all, that disaster can come only to staff, but all have not yet been I h e I .E A D K R , C o t t a g e G r o v e 'servation of property. When Mr those that are proven to be guilty. filled. Plenty More Like This in Cottage} It is only through the present Bryan ie President they will be Uet the wheels of commerce and Grove. earnest gold standard men. Though exchange go on ; hoarding our •treogtb o f organization that Ore in fact the problem ss to gold and money is dangerous and not in any gon is able to meet the emergency Scores of Cottage Grove people can H erbert Kakln president silver has not changed at all, theae way profitable; we can’ t eat it or at all. States not having official tell you about Doan's Kidney Pills, i T. 0. Wheeler Many a happy citizen makes a public ! thousands o f years, it will be as take it with ns. It is given us as • military boards will be totslly un D. C. Baughman. Prop r. C lim i1 statement of his experience. Here is means whereby we can buy and sell; able to make the necessary charges easy tor others as it has been for a case of It. What better proof of Mr. Bryan to find it changed; and loan and borrow, but o f no earthly within the specified time, being merit can lie had than such endorse- ! HAY. GRAIN, CAPITAL use if stored away. compelled to await a special enact ment? we shall all he happy together. FLO U R. M IL L F E E D 2 5 ,0 0 0 Mrs. M. Hartung, living on River j Money makes the mare go; if ment of the legislature to make And even among those who P O U LT R Y S U P P L IE S street. Cottage Grove, Or., says: “ I t 1 snoh a stand. everybody was aa timid ae a few aforetime were gold standard peo Is a pleasure for me to recommend ■ A general ha atjj ple, there will be wiser men. Thera are, the brake-beam travelers and Fortunately, Oregon will be able Doan's Kidney pills. This remedy . bu*lnf‘ ** tr.aMC^ eé :: » r* 3 - Cottage Grove, Oregon. will he less excess and abuse of the tie walkere would have the to act without awaiting a session of has been used In nnr family with the! walk of their lives. If you can't Residence 215. credit. Mr. Heioze, Mr. Sweensv the legislature. The state military most excellent results and I cannot Phone: Office 135. O R G A N IZ E D C O I T A L E G ROVI and Mr. Pence will be doing less use your money, find out your board with headquarters in Tort- praise It too strongly. I would ndTlse O R E Q O H anybody suffering with k i d n e y trou-! business in their line, and Mr. Har banker, vou know who bank offi land is authorized by law to take ble to ns»» Poan’s Ktdney pills.4’ rim.m leas business in his. It will cials are, and if you use judgment, official action in any matter relat For sale by all dealers, price 50! not be so easy to get money on the you need not take half the risk ing to National Guard control that cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. may come up. security of gourds and encumbers that the old sock is in danger of. New York, sole agents for the United States. • n (ha There will be fewer automobiles FAULT B*LOX<.S TO I’KPARTXRXT. What the public and particular foronr M rs . L E. T hompson Rementlier the name—Doan's—and < annot paid lor and operated out of the the investing eless, needs in this f ma- Oddly enough, the fault o f im- take no other. 'R I T I » .«A» lAUAgy s c u t e r Aia. Ht ü -f r..5 m Rotea per day .H » Room and board, per week. C O T T A G E GROVE L E A D E R money that simple people place in the banks. Mr. M. B. Kankin, who got $5000,000 out o f the Roes bank, has already, we are told, dropped his 93,000 auto, along with the $ 10,000 he gave to Willamette University in the days when money was easy to come by, through the credulity of depositors. Fortunate for bank depositors that the next $26,000 from that source is but a promise. The tendency towards sanity in every direction ie one o f the hopeful signs o f the times. There is no virtue like necessity. It is the greatest o f the conservative forces of the world. Greatest of all needs is to get to s bedrock o f sound and rational action. This school of experience is the finest school in the world. From it we get lessons in true op timism . — Oregonian. he calmed and reassured and made aware that there is a silver lining to every cloud, and no good reason for their loss o f confidence; for the country is still as great and grand and prolific in its resources as ever, with its future no less promising and magnificent than it was before this crisis darkened the Bky.— Nug get. I J U S T A R R IV E D Our 1907 Dolls-Toys-Dolls L u rc TP s $ i I C h in a W a r e 1f ! Call Early and £et ÿour Choice i I I A Bargain for our Subscribers New Idea Woman’s Magazine The Cottage Grove Leader Both $ 1.50 The Latest Fashions v The Best Fiction GENERAL FEED STORE 1900 THOMPSON HOTEL
