Cottage Grove leader., January 17, 1908, Image 4

“ Shoulil the United States pass
a Japanese exclusion law similar to
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that in effect against the Chinese, it
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will be resented to such an extent
that
war will be declared. The
Editors
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Japs will regard it as a direct in­
Kalered st the Cottage (¡rote pastafflce u sec­ sult, and their national pride will
ond-class matter.
not permit them to stibmit quietly
and make the best of it. Since the
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uniform rate ot 97.00 per year will be charged. nation on earth.”
Advertising rotes made known on application
port brought from the Orient by
the German steamship Arabia.
FRIDAY, JANURARY 17, 1908
While her officers say they did not
hear any war talk in the Far East,
they explain that Japanese officers
ELECTIONS OF 1908.
are constantly leaving their own
country for China for the purpose
Cottage Grove City Flection,
of training their yellow neighbors
Monday April 6..
in the art of warfare. It is a mat­
Registration opens, January
ter of common comment that when
6th. Closes for primaries April
the Mikado gets into trouble with
7th.
any other Caucasian race he intends
Primary Elections, April 17.
to have China as an active ally and
Registration reopens, April 21.
is getting her subjects ready for the
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
Closes for Election, May 15.
(îeneral Election, June 1.
Registration reopens, Sept. 20.
Closes for Election, Oct. 20.
Presidential Election, Nov. 3.
WHY PROHIBITION GAINS
i I fray
The La Grande Observer predicts
that the days o f the land frauds are
over and adds: “ Those land fraud
cases may as well cease. The Su
preme court has laid dowu the rule
that any of us can speculate on
Government land without being
criminals. That is, we may file
first and then we have 60 dtfys in
which to find a buyer who will put
up all the money before we have to
make final proof. There will be no
further land fraud in this country
and those under indictment had
better be dismissed and the entire
matter dropped.’ ’
Case Gelt 60 p y * and $400 Fine.
C. C. Case, who is mentioned on
the first page of the Leader as
pleading guilty on four counts for
violating the local option law was
fined $100 and given 60 days in the
county jail at Eugene, today.
It
is said Case will refuse to pay his
fine and will lay out bis sentence in
jail.
The Eugene constable came to
the Grove today and will go to the
mines after Harry Parker, who is
wanted by the local authorities on a
charge of running a blind pig here
Lorane Notes.
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Frank Schneider returned to Mar-
cola last week.
Mr. Francis* Ozmeut and family
are the guests o f Mrs. Rebekah
White.
Charles McKernan of Cottage
Grove spent a few days with friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Snider
spent last week with relatives in
Eugene.
Resolutions of Condolence.
Hall of Bohemia Camp No. 260,
Woodraeu of the World.
Cottage Grove, Oregon, January, 3.
Whereas, Death has removed
from onr midst our esteemed neigh­
bor aud friend Chester M Emer­
son, and
Wherens, the parents and rela­
tives have lost a loving son and
brother, this camp an honored
member aud the community an es
tunable citizen, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we extend to the
bereaved family our sympathy and
console them in the thought that
he is enjoying the higher life and
is waiting to welcome them to the
home beyond aud as this camp has
lost one of noble life from its forest
to the great forest o f the Father of
all, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we present these
resolutions to the bereaved family;
that a copy be spread upon the
minutes of this camp and a copy be
furnished the papers of tljis city
for publication.
Fraternally submitted,
F. H. R o s e n h k r i ' .
A . L. B r i g g s
J. O l i n V a n W
We have just received new sam­
ples from Lamm & Company
showing the latest styles in
Fall and Winter Suitings
Let ns show you something swell
in the New
Browns—they are
nobby.
All ot our suits are made to your
measure and have a distinguish­
ing air that is a winner.
We carry a
Good Line of Fine Bats
The right colors to match your
new suit.
T h e T oggery
inkle .
Rev. Stillman o f Eugene began
For Sale.
a series of meetings Tuesday even­
Twenty-five thousand converts to
Two milk cows. Enquire at the
ing. Everybody come.
the temperance cause in a single
Wynne Hardware Co.
40-tf
day is a record that has never been
The I. O. O. F. and Rebekah
approached by the most powerful
lodges gave a public installation
Wanted
organization inexistence. But this
after which a delicious banquet was
is the number of able-bodied Amer­
Plain sewing, call on Mrs. Harry
served and especially enjoyed by
ican* citizens working for one em­
Knowlton or Phone 311.
40-2t
all.
ployer who on New Year’s day
pledged themselves to abstain from
HAPPY WOMEN
Saginaw Items.
the use ol intoxicating liquors.
According to current gossip at
This wholesale acceesion to the
Rev. W . J. Gardner is able to be Plenty of Them in Cottage Grove and
Washington, so the special news­
ranks of prohibition was on the
about again.
Good Reasons For It.
paper correspondents say, Senator
Northwestern railroad, and neither
A. Wood is building a home on
Fulton is full of fight and will op­
emotion, Bentiraent or religion had
Wouldn’ t any woman be happy,
pose the confirmation of Chris his two acre lot.
anything to do with dealing such n
After years o f backache suffering,
O. H. Taplin is grubbing and
Schuebel as district attorney for
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
body blow to tb'e demon rum. It
Oregon. Senator Bourne triq^l to clearing up his land.
The
distress of urinary troubles,
was simply a business proposition
have Schuebel confirmed before his
She finds relief and cure?
Floyd Lawson is home again
worked out to a logical conclusion
No reason why any Cottage Grove
colleague reached Washington, but after several weeks absence.
on strictly economical lines. So
reader should suffer in the face of
the senate committee held it up.
Saginaw is pretty quiet n o w a ­ evidence like th is:
far from being reformers or altruists,
days, not much work going on.
Mrs. E. T . Hall of Cottage (¡rove,
it is not improbable that the men
The death o f Hon. Nathaniel
G. N. Castle, the Justice of the Or., says: “ When 1 commenced using
actually responsible for the innova­ Martin o f Cottage Grove calls to
Doan's Kidney I’ llls I was in' such
tion still indulge in the wine that mind among old timers that as a Peace, has begun registering voters. a miserable condition that I could
sparkles and the high ball that in­ member o f the legislature back in
Bill Bailey seems to have taken not stoop or bend without suffering
vigorates, says the Oregonian.
1872 /he was a valiant fighter for up his board and lodging at Henry severely from pains In my back arid
was often kept awake at night on ac­
With them the requirement of location o f the State University in Myers.
count o f a dull aching through! my
temperate habits among their em­ Eugene and contributed largely to
The Misses Pearl and Leoteta loins I had so many oOier imiuis-
ployes was not prompted by any the sifecess o f the movement.— Eu­
Case o f Portland were visiting here taknble symptoms o f kulney com­
nobler motive than that which as­ gene Register.
plaint that I decided to try a kidney
last week.
sured them that, with all of their
remedy. I used many riiediclnes but
Born on January 9, to Mrs. C. the results were unsatisfactory ijntlf
The local freight which has here­
men sober all o f the time, the liabil­
ity o f costly disasters would be tofore made the stations on this di­ H. Sharon a girl. This is their I procured Doan’s Kidney pills at
Benson’s Pharmacy, I was surprised
greatly reduced The movement vision every day has now been put 12th child.
and delighted at the quick relief I re­
W
e
notice
quite
an
improvement
to
a
three-times
a
week
service
was not confined to the operating
ceived from tiieir use and w as so en­
department of the great road, but from each direction. This will be in the Leader since W. C. Conner couraged that I continued taking
also included the shopmen as well— something of n disappointment to and partner have taken possession. them until completely cured. -My
general health Is so much better that
merchants. T h e
the very natural assumption being shippers a n d
I feel I can conscientiously recom­
that the men who came to work af­ througli freight however, will run
Silk Creek Items
mend D oan’s Kidney pills to persons
ter a night of battling with booze daily as usual.
similarly afflicted.”
were not in a condition to deliver a
For sale by all dealers. Price 00
Mr. George Tompson marketed a
A correspondent wants to know
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
full day's work for the day’s pay
fine lot of turkeys lately.
New York, sole agents for the United
which it was, o f course necessary to the meaning of the word “ per” as
We understand Mr. Almou Owens States.
used
in
business
life.
“
It
is
owing
give him. The conditions which
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
is now attending school at Royal
have forced temperance on so many to circumstances. If n man is
take no other.
Academy.
working
in
a
bank
or
post
office
he
.Southern communities are exactly
Mr. David Estes traded his pair
gets so much per month. If he
the same as those which
I have re-
of young horses lately, for a some­
formed this armv of railroad men. runs a newspaper he gets so much
per-haps.’ ’
what cheaper team of horses
The proud and haughty southern­
Mr. Henry Da me wood was in
er, with an inherent aversion to per­
D. C. Baughman, Prop r.
And now comes a Cincinnati
mitting any man to limit bis rights phyBiciun with the assertion that Cottage Grave Thursday the 9th o f
to eat and drink as he sees fit, is ihe American people are becoming January and called od N. Martin
undoubtedly as fond of his mint “ left eared” as a result of using and his family.
Mrs. Kitty McCoy visited at Mrs.
julep and cocktail as he ever was, the telephone. Terrible, isn’ t it?
but the economic waste and distur­ Better change ears occasionally.
W . N. Wheeler’s not long ago.
bance of law and order through in­
Mrs. McCoy had fallen and hurt her
With special religious services
discriminate drinking by men who
arm quite badly.
being conducted daily at three o f
have only partial control over their
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Mrs. Charlie Wilson is enjoying
Cottage Grove’s churches and the
appetites had become so serious
Phone:
Office
IJ5.
Residence 215
a
visit
with
her
sister,
lately
from
mayor with his police force after the
that the individual pride and de­
Washington.
Mrs.
Wilson
had
blind pigs, it looks as if Cottage
sires of the element which could I
not see her sister for a good many
Grove would have to be good.
control its appetite were subordi­
years.
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nated to the general good o f the
Mr. W. N. Wheeler and his fam­
Note that all over the state of
communities. This g a t h e r i n g
Washington shingle and lumber ily, Mr, Wilson and his fanrly, the
strength of the temperance raove-
j mills have resumed work on full Babcock boys and Mr. G. L. Faap
tnent is from a quarter never sus­
time, just as if nothing had hap attended church in Collage Grove
pected by the Murphys and Dows
Saturday afternoon.
pened.
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who devoted their lives to the cause
Quite a large number o f our peo­
but who scarcely looked beyond the
San Francisco proposes spending
ple attended the funeral of Mr N.
moral or religious aspect o f the $loo,ooo in entertaining the United
Martin held in Cottage Grove Fri­
case. Indiscriminate drinking not States fleet.
day the 10th inst. Mr. Martin was
only prevents good work, but it
—
an old resident ot this place.
leads to crime, and crime is expen-
Notice to Parents,
In wishing our customers the com ­
Several o f our young people at­ pliments of the season, we take this
sive both for the criminal and for
Receiving classes for beginners
the community. In other words, in the primary grade, will be or- tended a farewell party, Saturday opportunity o f thanking them for
their favors in the past, and wp prom­
the people have at last learned that ganized at the beginning o f the night at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. ise to continue to earn their eonfT-
denre
by keeping only the very best
Dr.
Schleef
at
Cottage
Grove.
It
it pays to be good aud it pays to be second semester, Jan. 27, 1908.
qualities of Drugs. Medicines and
was
given
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Schleefs
J.
D.
B
a
u
g
h
m
a
n
,
Supt.
Schools.
sober-
Toilet. Requisites, and by charging on­
brother and sister, Miss Ada and ly the most satisfactory prices. We
respectfully request a continuance o!
For Sale.
Mr, FraLk Smith. Music, games your patron.lye during the coming
Two cigar boxes of bumble bees
An eight roomed house with" and social conversation occupied the year.
have been sent to the Phillipines.
refreshments weje
closets,
pantry and porches, all in time. N i c e
The country could spare an equal
number of presidential bees with­ good repair, price $1600. Mrs. W. served and all present enjoyed s
■A0-tf|v»ry pleasant evening.
T. Kayser.
Cottage Grove- Oregon
out experiencing any loss.
GENERAL FEED STORE
IF You want the A. A. Cutter Loggers, the
Packard Dress Shoes, the Thompson Glove fitting
Corsets, the McKibben Hats, the Bannagan
Rubber Goods, and other just as high clnss
merchandise, go to their agent in Cottage Grove
C. H . Burkholder
Twenty years supplying the wants o f my
customers here enables me to know and furnish
just what you need, and buying for cash enables
me to make the price right.
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