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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1907)
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER October and November statistic* Money is Plentiful. for wheat aDd flour shipments from tO TTAttE 6ROVE OREGON Portland and Puget Sound ports The showing made by twenty- are particularly interesting as show j nine National banks in this state r U B L lS B B D K VK K Y H ATUKDA Y. ing the immense resources bjing outside of Portland is ample and HY TH K LK AD E K P U B L ISH IN G CO converted into actual cash in Ore unmistakable evidence that the gon and Washington. 7,434,691 financial interests of the various see- Entered at ttie Cottage ürove postofflce as sec bushels o f wheat and 640,0)2 bar 1 tions of Oregon represented in the ond-class matter. rels of flour are the exact figures table are in tbe handa of conserva- yet it must be remembered that the [ tive men. With an average cash SU B SCR IPTIO N R A TE S crop is only just getting under way reserve of 4 per cent of the deposits • f 1.60 One Year .75 in earnest. Six Months of $12,150,000, nearly $1,000,000 • * *60 Threee Months l uaid iu advance but II not so paid a of United States bonds to secure 00 per ye year w ill be cfcu’ged. ■ nlf rm rate of |2.00 Advertising rates made known on application “ Eighty chancea to win— you circulation, and an additional $ 1 ,- can’t lose" is the slogan of the Port 500,000 ot United States and other SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1907. land Commercial club in its final bonds, it is not to be wondered that work connected with the $5000 the “ country banks.” as they are prize contest closing Dec. 31st. termed, have in most cases been in It is now in order for those news People in general seem engrossed creasing their deposits at a time papers that attacked Governor with the financial conditions, and when there have been heavy with Chamberlain for his attitude in the their neglect makes the chances of drawals from the larger institutions Treasurer Steel matter to apolo those who d o compete even more in the cities. gize- The assaults were one of pronounced. It seems clear that tho National those frequent cases of erroneous banks outside of Portland, includ judgment formed through lack of During the two months o f Fall ing the sixteen not heard from by information- Four hundred thou colonist rates. Sept. 1st to Oct. 31st The Oregonian, hold, exclusive of sand dollars of state and school the Denver & Rio Grande railroad all other collateral, cash aud United funds were in a critical situation. There was promise oi a long tie up, sold 8,081 homeseekers’ tickets to States bonds to secure circulation certain loss o f interest aud possible the northwest, which was an in to the extent of fully $ 10 , 000 , 000 . loas of much of the principal. By crease of 2,817 over last year’s bus In the face o f such a showing it is easy to understand the difficulty assuming an aggreasive attitude, in iness, or more than 50 per cent. that would be encountered in start which the situation was forcefully The statements of the National ing a run on any of these conserva and fearlessly met, a portion o f the default is actually in band, the bal banks of Portland on Dec. 3rd tively conducted institutions. Even ance is fully secured, and 5 per proved that they bad ample cash— in far-away Burns, in one of the cent, interest is to be received on more than the most enthusiastic most remote regions o f the state, the unpaid portion. The settle had anticipated. The same is true tbe two banks have $250,000 cash 011 band and their deposits have in ment is equivalent to an actual loan of banks throughout the state. creased $76,000 since August. of the tied-up school money, with Chicago has been selected by the These country banks have stood excellent security and legal rate of interest provided lor. Out o f what Republican National Central com the strain and actually increased seemed actual misfortune, desirable mittee as the place for holding the their deposits and strengthened National convention. The date their reserves at a time when the conditiona have been created. suspicious depositors of the big At one time a successful outcome will be June 16th. cities were drawiug out money and seemed impossible. But the ag gressive demand by the governor NO USE FOR PANIC SALES biding it in deposit vaults. It does not necessarily «fleet on the for either the return of the money less fortunate banker of the big or the resignation of the state treas Kenilworth Improvement Club Con city that his depositors should lose urer, put the surety company in a demns -Hard Times" Advertising confidence at a time when the con position whsre there was but one fidence of the country depositors alternative. The resignation of Mr. Steel would have meant immediate The Kenilworth Improvement remains unimpaired. Environment is undoubtedly a payment of everything by the sure Club at its meeting last night, ties. The governor’s course was strongly condemned Portland mer contributing factor in the retention therefore the policy by which to at chants for advertising “ panic o f confidence in tbe smaller city. tain results; yet that is the thing sales.’ ’ Resolutions covering the There tbe banker is personally ac for which he was criticised by a sentiment of the club were adopt quainted with practically all of his Eugene paper and one or two oth ed. It was set forth in the pre patrons and opportunity to keep in ers. In poker parlance, the gov amble that it had come to the reasonably close touch with all that ernor played a four-ace hand, and knowledge of the.club that “ panic is going on is much greater than it o f course it won. It won because sales” ’’hard-time sales” and "doom is in the big cities. Tbe country it was right aud because a wise sales” were being advertised by batiker might directly steal tbe chief executive knew it to be right, certain Portland merchants, which funds o f his depositors, but the and was fearless and firm enough tended to lessen confidence aud possibility of the I,afe Pences and to demand that the funds for state, bring about alarm on the part of Gus Lowitssecuring them in whole school, agricultural college and uni the people, which io groundless. It sale quantities would be much more versity purposes be saved, unim was resolved that such action remote than they would be in the paired, for the ends for which they should be condemned by all citizens larger cities. Wheu some country were created. T o this and to the as wrong and misleading, and Cooper Morris on a small salary be wise precaution o f the governor in further the club condemns all such gan too rapid an accumulation of requiring that the State treasurer’ s firms and calls on all citizen« to big automobiles, suspicion would bond be increased before the money not patronize any who use such be aroused and a halt called before stress appeared to $ 600 , 000 , a very methods in their business. The it was too late. The solidity of the banks outside handsome turn has been done the resolutions were heartily indorsed State and educational interests of and adopted unanimously by the of Portland has been demonstrated beyond question. The same is Oregon. Since the governor was club.— Oregonian. true o f the banks which have suc the man aasailed in the Steel mat cessfully weathered a storm iu Port ter the sequel makes it fitting that REDUCED RAILROAD RATES those who attacked him for it land. Now that the actual condi should now ascribe to him the Christmas and New Years 1 9 0 7 -0 8 tion o f all these institutions has been disclosed and shown to be credit.—-Journal. on Southern Pacific. perfectly healthy, it will be advis able for the hoarders to withdraw The Oregon apple has captured One and one third lowest first from the stockings, teapots and the Orient and Russia. Yadgjog- class fare over route traveled. T ick safety deposit vaults the money lou Brothers o f Vladivestok, after ets for children five years and over which should be in circulation, making a display in one of the but under 12 years one half the e x earning something for its owners principal show windows of the city, cursion rkte charged for adults. No and facilitating business for good, removed the display and after it excursion tickets will be sold be responsible borrowers who have se was crowned and surrounded with tween any two stations where the curity of unquestionable value.— American and Russian flags it was one way rate is more than $ 10 . Oregonian. photographed and is to be repro S 'l.K DATES. duced in colors for infernational ad Dec. 23d, 24tb, 25 th, for Christ vertising. Thus the glory of the A Good Result. mas tickets. Dec. 3otb, 31st and Oregon apple goes around the world. The display was unusual Jan 1st for New Years tickets. Re Under the operation of the new turn limit Jau. 2nd. because most of the boxes were Pure Food Daws, baking powders J. M. ISHAM. shown ready for ocean shipment, now generally bear on the labels a each encased in burlap. Varieties According to a report, a proposal statement ot Hie ingredients. This of applea included tbe winter ba is afoot to organize a Willamette is of utmost importance because of nana, Ortley, Hyde’s King, and A r race circuit for next year. The tbe harmful ingredients used in kansas Black. plan is to make Salem, Albany, Cor many cases. vallis, Eugene, Independence and The meeting of Oregon business auch other important towns as will enter, parties to the arrangement, men at the Portland Commercial and have tbe horses that perform Clnb on tbe lat, followed by the at one appear at all. Corvallis announcement of Governor Cham horsemen are said to have received berlain that the present holidays 1 application blanks, and that if there would be discontinued after the 14th it sufficient encouragement the plan be nndertaken.— Corvallis have been the most discussed events will Time#. o f the week. That the representa tives from forty communities should Card of Thanks. unanimously unite in resolutions forcefully expreesing confidence in Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hohl wishes the outlook and financial strength to thank their friends for the many o f the entire state is in itself indie -1 acta of kindness extended them stive ot constantly battering condi during the illness and death of their son Jacob. tions. ì ré F v e -jv . * "» »5« • Royal Baking Powder is known to be tbe only baking powder made of Royal Grape Cream o f Tartar, and this no doubt explains its greatly increased sale here. Careful housekeepers are taking advantage o f the protection which the Laws afford, and are examining all the reading matter on the back o f the label before adopting any brand tor nse in tbe home. When in place o f the words Cream o f Tartar the worda “ alum” “ aluminum" or “ pboaphate of lim e" appear among the ingred-| ients, they heed the warning and avoid baking powdera containing these substitutes. ARRIVED JU ST Having recently purchased the well known blacksmith shop of I Phillip Hohl, and fitted it up with all the latest improved equipment, including an electric motor, I am prepared to do all kinds of black- smithing, horseshoeing, woodwork and carriage building at reasonable | rates. I also have an emory wheel specially for griuding Oliver Chilled I Plows. Call and see me. G eo . Horn. Our 1907 Dolls--Toys--Oolls LURCH’S Portland and Return Only $5.30 The Southern Pacific Co. ¡3 now j selling round trip tickets io Port land from Cottage Grove for $5.30 good going Saturday on No. 16 at 1.50 a. m. train, returning Monday evening on No. 13 leaving Portland j at 7.30 p. in-, giving all day Satur day, Sunday and Monday in Port- I land. The same arrangements ap ply from Portland giving Portland people a cbanco to visit valley points at greatly reduced rates. Fine L in e C h i n a W a re Call Early and ffet your Choice It will pay you to observe Our Window Displays. .fx fx fx f. i.+ X 'Ç tyQ tyS Ç tyiÇ $ * $ $ $ { TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878— NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. /¿s '•% * United States Land Office, Kosehurg, Oregon, Nov. 13, 1907. Notice la hereby given that In com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1*78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lauds iu the States o f California, Oregon, Nevada anil Washington Territory,” as extended to all the public land states bv act ot August 4, 1892 MARCUS C. STEWART o f Comstock, county of Douglas, State (or Territory) of Oregon, has tills day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 8616, for the purchase of the EJi of NF.'i and SW Si of theNEk, Section No. 28 in Township No. 21 S, Range No. 4 W. W, M. nnd will offer proof to show that the land sought Is mors valuable for Its Umber o r stone than for agricultural purposes and to establish his claim to said land before the Register aud Receiver o f this of fice at Roselmrg, Oregon, on Thurs day, the 20th day of February, 1908. He names as witnesses: C. It. Law rence, of Comstock, Oregon; Roy Origgs of Comstock, Oregon; J. A. Griggs of Comstock. Oregon; R. J. DoLuuna.v of Comstock, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming a d versely the above-described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 20th day of February, 1!K)8. B knjamin - L. E ddy , Register. ; y -J c ; V*• .■ ' - i M l v < " it V ' ’A \ N A Bargain for our Subscribers Fast Being Realized by Cottage Grove People. The New Idea Woman’ s Magazine and - ■ The Cottage Grove Leader M r .." $1.5» " T H E NEW IDEA WOMAN'S MAGAZINE is tbe best o! all * » m agazines published lor w om en and the home. 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Mrs. Alice Coffman, living on the west side, Cottage Grove, Ore., says; " I was in a miserable condition caused by backache and I suffered for a long time, unable to shake off the disease. I was constantly weary and worn cut. My general health became undermined and I could not got re lief. I became discouraged nnd none of the remedies I used gave me any relief. I happened to learn of Doan’s Kidney pills nbout this time and de cided to try them although I did not hope for much relief. I procured a box at Benson's Pharmacy and took them carefully. Before I had finished all of the first box I could see that they were helping me. I continued with this remedy and by the time I Imd finished the third box the dis ease had completely left me. 1 am today without a sign of kidney dis ease ami am very grateful to Doan’s Kidney pills.” - These two publications Fin nish reading lor a ll the family- Order to-day from U ,c L E A D E R , C o t t a G r o v e -and PERFECT GENERAL FEED STORE PRINTING HAY. GRAIN.” FLOUR. MILL FEED PLATES POULTRY SUPPLIES Her Bert Ei r r e , I It I T. D. C. Baughman. Prop r. CAPIT 25,0 IN O N I O R M A N Y C O L O R S L A R G E S T F A C IL IT IE S IN TH E W E S T FOR T H E P R O D U C T IO N OF HlOH G R A D E W ORK HICKS C H A T T E N E N G R A V I N G CO. ■¿3 A A i d e r . P O R T ! A N D . O R E C. Who C t < b I A general ba business ira ed :: :: Cottage Grove, Oregon. Phone: Office IJ 5 . 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