Cottage Grove leader., January 17, 1908, Image 5

Mayor Jone* Make* a Statement.
and perfecting the Batred Plymouth
The Portland Daily Journal aaya:
Rock breed.
“ The Cottage Grove Leader is very
Editors Leader If you will kind­
So far as we can learu, Mr. Cbam-
much improved under its new own­
ly give me tbe apses I would like
ership.”
berleu will have but one competitor
The Leader leade.
to ssy s few words through your
in the state in breeding this straiu
Reuben Tucker came down front
paper, in regard to the present vig­
Patronize Leader advertisers
o f chickens, a gentlemen residing
Grants Pass this week to make
See Mias Barret’ s new millinery some disposition of bis father’« orous movement against tbe viola uear Portland, and he should there­
tors o f the local option law in this
store ad.
fore soon have a large demand for
property on West Wall street,
oity. I am not slone in this move­
K. B Phillips has a heavy team which he rented to Ham Lockwood.
stock and eggs trom this splendid
ment, but have the solid backing of
and a fresh Jersey cow for sale. 4o-2 It is a good buy at $1000.
breed. Mr. Chamberleu will also
the members of tbe city council
C. H. Burkholder was transact­
Ol Hart returned to Cottage with one exception—Councilman continue to keep his pens of S. S.
ing business at the county seat Grove the first of the week to re­ Porter, end I presume he would Huuibiirgs and Barred Rocks up to
Wednesday.
main indefinitely. He has beei^ have falleu in line had he and bis their present high standard of ex­
cellence.
Senotor I. H. Bingham was up spending some time at Baker City, associate, Mr. Stewart, uot been
from Eugene Tuesday looking after which place, he says, was very little leasing a room in wbicb this illicit , E. E. Bright, the local breeder of
disturbed by the late financial traffic was being flagrantly carried French Houduu and Silver Gray
business matters.
j flurry.
on, at least their teoeuts plead I Dorking chickens, shipped a fine
The Springfield News says that
E. R. Gilstrap, circulation and guilty to such a charge this week pen of the former to Lewiston,
L. W . Davidson has sold his place
at Springfield to Mr. Bigelbw of *“ Ivertising man on the Eugene
I have repeatedly been accused of Idaho, this week and received an­
Cottage Grove.
| Register, accompanied by Geo. Tur beiug a “ bluffer,” eveu from the other order from Canada. A fine
The ladies should call at Mits uer, his assistant, was bustling bus­ beginning of my adroiuistratiou, pair of White Laogshans were
Barret's millinery store and exam­ iness in the Grove Tuesday and but I was not, and tbe people will shipped to Washougal, Washington,
ine those Henderson double front Wednesday. The Register is be­ find out that what I said regarding Tuesday by W . C. Conner.
coming almost as good a paper as mv intentions to enforce the ordi
laced corsets.
the new Leader.
Gets $ 2 0 0 and 6 0 Days in Jail.
nances against law violatots at tbe
If the winning number— 293 —is
A. B. Hudson, a brother of Mrs. beginning of my administration
not presented by Feb. 1 st. another
The verdict of tbe jury in tbe
drawing will be held for the same George Lea, arrived at this place through tbe columns o f a local
case
of the city of Eugene against
recently from Waukesha, Wis., and paper and to former liquor sellers
wagon at Lurch's.
Charles Mayhew
was
opened
H. J. Hard, the Bohemia miftjng 1 " iH probmWy Sp6nd
winter here’ personally, can be depended upon. last Saturday aud it was found to
man,
hnB concluded
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t o m o v e b is o f l ? e haS SpeDt 8eVer,‘ W,nters ,B It was a word of warning and was be ’ ‘guilty,’ ’ The court reserved
Louisiana and says that Oregon's haeded to some degree as tbe slot I
fice t 6 Eugene from which place he j
winter climate seems very much machines disappeared and blind sentence till 2 o ’clock when the de­
will direct his work.
fendant was summoned and the
like that of the Southland.
pigs temporarily suspended busi 1
Mayor J. I. Jones spent a few 1
judge imposed a line o f $200 and
The theatrical committee o f Co. ness. However, it soon was report
days in Eugene this week assisting
00 days in jail.
E announce that they have booked ed that such violations of law could
in the prosecution of the liquor
Tbe defendant served notice that
the famous Gorton Minstrels com- not be prosecuted and a test case
cases from this city.
the case would be taken to the cir­
jpany for the evening of Friday Jan. came up and failed in conviction for
cuit court on a writ of review.
Ol Hart is remodeling the old of­
| 24, at the armory. Thie company the reason that we had no ordinance
Iu pronouncing sentence Judge
fice of the Wells Fargo Express Co.
| is said to be even better than ever to work under, nor neither can we
Dorris said that he believed these
and will soon open a restaurant and
and nn enjoyable evening is assured have unless we change or amend
men who are found guilty of sell­
lunch coifcter therein
•all those who attend.
our city charter, which will require
ing intoxicating liquors do uot care
L e w is Hartley left F r id a y for!
‘ Bohemia” Hbarp came down a vote o f our citizens, and I think for the payment of a money fine,
Cottage Gr jve to remain indefinite- !
| from the mines Tuesday to spend a this would be the proper procedure regarding more iu tbe nature of a
ly. He will look after his mining
lew days in town looking after bns- from all standpoints. I atn sure substitute for tbe payment of a
interests near that pla'-e, says tbe
j mess matters. He is just recover- from the result o f the convictions license and therefore he imposed
Corvallis Gazette.
iingfroirr severe injuries sustained this week, even the violator of the ihe jail sentence in addition, which
In consolidaling tht Nugget and
by being struck by bark falling law himself would rather have paid he said he thought would have a
Leader subscription lists, should
from a large dead tree upon him his fine into the city treasury than more salutary effect iu securing obe­
errors in names, or credits ior sub-
while he was at work on hie place to the county.
dience to the law of the lanJ.—
scriptton payments be made, kiudly ,
I understand that "Uncle Bob” Register.
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- in the hills near the mines,
call our attention to the matter.
| A good model of an Automobile, Veatch bas been profuse iu his criti
Mrs. J. B. Stewart and laughter -1 con,poae(j wholly o f an incubator, cistne of my administration and
Circuit Court Jury List Drawn.
in-law, Mrs. Max Stewart of near
Jurymeu to serve during the-year
brooder and poultry supplies, with stated that I “ should be perjured’
Star, were transacting business in
, stove pipe elbows put together for but not being familiar with the 1908 were drawn this week includ­
town Tuesday aud favored the
wheels aud a big teddy bear ebauf- quiet work we had iu hand and the ing 285 names selected from each
precinct in the county. Those
Leader with a pleasant call aud a
' feur, is a unique window display at many difficulties to overcome, I sup drawn from South Lane are as fol­
subscription renewal.
pose
be
was
honest
in
his
censure,
the Wyune Hardware store, and
lows:
There will he a lively basket ball 1 needless to say, attracts much at- H s, like others, did not know how
Bohemia— Carrol A. Harlow.
contest at the armory Saturday j tention. Tbe boys are clever wiu- hard we were working to get evi-
Saginaw— John. Hosteter, James
deoce which would not only con­ Groom, S. D. Jacksou. Jr., R. Y.
evening between Cottage Grove vs ' dow dressers.
Junction City high school. Admis-
Satn Lockwood has sold his neat vict but put the law violators out of Porter.
Siuslaw—A. H. Addison, George
sion 15 and 25 cents. A social \ little cottage and acre tract at the business. I realize that these vio­
dance will follow, music by Nelson’s | west eud o f W an 8treet to Com_ lators were allowed to run too long Betts, B. G. Crow, M. B Stoue, Ed­
tor the welfare of tbe city, but ward E. Farman, Samuel Hartley,
orchestra.
\ rade Harris who will move therein
J. A . Bowers, Church Stevens, Ole
J. W . Wilson, of Ladora, Iowa, ! soon. The price paid was $1000, aucb vexing problems cannot al­ Halderson.
who baa held th i position of sales- j an(1 Mr Lockwood will move itt ways be solved in a day. ;
Creswcll— S. A. McKay, Robert
In conclusion, I will say that our E. Dersham, John Guiley, R. D.
man with the Wheeler, Thompson the x uoker house nearby. Mr.
Co., for some mouths past, has pur-1 Lockwood has purchased an acre cards have not all been played yet, Hawley, C. S. Rowe, Harry Millet,
chased an interest in that firm. He and a half tract ot Sam McKearnon by any means, and I predict a “ dry Geo. E. O'Neal.
West Cottage Grove— R. C.
has had 20 years experience in the near the second silk creek bridge town” for the rest o f my adminis­
Truunel, W. S. Bennet, Charles A.
Indies and gents furnishing busi­ and will soon build a neat cottage tration, at least.
McFarland, W it. Medley, Andrew
J. I. Jones.
ness and will make a valuable ac­ thereon.
Brund, J. P. Currin* Wm Johnson
quisition to the firm.
-A Mr. Robinson o f Klamath New Cashier Cottage Grove Bank. Emmet M. Sharp.
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East Cottage Grove— William
Charley Ottoson, a miner work- county, who was about to clos* a
The Leader is informed that Landess, Joseph Wicks, J. C. Por­
ing for F. J. Hard at Oregon-Colo- i deal with F. B. Phillips for a farm
ter, Wm. liainbridge, Walter L.
rado mine in Bohemia, was badly near this city, received the sad newsi owing to the delicate health of C. Parker, John D. Cochran, Frank
injured in a cave-in at the mine late I of the death ot his wife, sino^ he Ross King he has deemed it only Crabtree, Joseph M. England, John
last week, breaking two ribs and in- left home and on Thursday he bas- the part ot wisdom to retire as W . Harms, William Hemenway.
juring his back. He was working i tened home, but will probably ar- oashier of the Cottage Grove bank
A Well Attended Convention.
in a tunnel that is in about 2000 I rive too late to attend the funeral and has therefore tendered bis res­
leet when several tons of rock fell services. Mrs. Robinson was en­ ignation, which has been accepted.
George Comer, proprietor of tbe
F. B. Phillips, a prominent., in local harness store, returned home
on him. Workmen went to his joying good health when be left
rescue and dug him out. He is at home a couple of weeks ago. Mr- fluential and highly esteemed citi­ Wednesday evening from Portland
the mine under the care of a doctor Robinson will return with his fam­ zen of this city has been chosen as where he was iu attendance at the
Mr. K ing’s successor, by tbe direc­ convention of the Wholesale Har­
ily to buy and locate here.
and is in a fair way to recover.
tors o f the bank. While we regret ness and Saddle Makers association
the necessity ol Mr. King’s resigna­ Mr. Comer reports the convention
tion on account of his declining largely attended, delegates being
We Walk
health, we think the bark is fortu­ present from Idaho, Montana, Wash­
TH E
C E L E B R A T E D
on Stars
nate in securing the services of ington and Eastern Oregon, there
such a competent and worthy suc­ being a total ol over 200. Monday
So can you
cessor to Mr. King.
night the delegates attended the
if you wear
Mr. King will probably devote Marquatn Grand theatre and saw
the
wbat time bis health will permit to the ‘ '$1000 Beauty,” having been
E X C E L L E D
B Y
NONE
Celebrated
the Yoncalla bank of wbicb be is supplied with complimentary tickets
president. During his residence by tbe harness makers association.
Star
,
here with hie estimable family, he On Tuesday, tbe last evening of the
A sk about our new method of
Brand
has won a host o f warm friends convention, a grand banquet was
Shoes
handling Dairy Butter.
who will regret his departure from held in tbe Commercial Club rooms
this city, but will join the Leader cate and Mr. Comer says a finer
We are selling out our
in wishing that he may speedily re. spread was probably never prepared
odds and ends in shoes
gain bis lost health- What dispo­ in Portland
The menu cards were
sition Mr. Phillips will make o f his printed on glazed leather and were
regardless o f cost so as
real estate business has not yet very appropriate and artistic, being
to hayc nothing but
been announced.
a beautiful souvenir of tbe occas­
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
HARDEMAN }i
S3QP h a t
STAR BRAND
More Fine Chicken*.
on our shelves. Come
in anti see the big pile of
shoes offered at a bar-
gain.
C O M PTO N 5 W A L L A C E
W H E R E YOU DO B E T T E R .
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D. B. Cbamberlen, a well known
local poultry fancier, has juat added
another variety of chickens to his
poultry yarde in this city, tbe new
birds beiug a trio of Black Javas
direct from the yards o f a large
Minnesota breeder. Black Javas
are an old and well known breed of
chirkene and wera uaed as part of
tha foundation stock in originating
ion. Speaking of tbe moral wave
in Portland, Mr. Comer says tbe lid
is on good and tight in the metrop­
olis and that when midnight comes
every fellow quits his little game
and hustles homeward, while many
a throat gets mighty dry up there
on Sundays. We guess there was
very
little
doing, but what j
George seen or observed iti the big
city, however, we will not betray I
the confidence he reposed in os.
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! AFTER IHYEHTORT
|_[)RCH S
Genuine
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U n p re c e d e n te d O ffe rin g o f
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Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
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Annual Sale |
25 °|» REDUCTION 25 <> |
j I i n i C C t Note our prices on the new Remnant
j L A IflC J l Counter o f 1908.
HARDW ARE
STOVES AND RANGES
About which there is
nothing cheap but
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GUNS, AMMUNITION
Everything from u
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagon.
Headquarters tor
limiters and miners
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
The kind (bat will wear
but costs little money.
Griffin & Veatch Com’y *
W e Are Agents For The
HENDERSON
Double Front
Laced
Corsets
A Corset that is worn with comfort and durability, the corset
that improves bad figures and makes good figures beautiful. A
trial is all you need to know its merits. Come iu and let us have
a talk about tbe Henderson Front Laced Corset.
The Ideal M illinery Store
— jEUGENE
HOSPITAL
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MKIHCAI. AND SlJKGIUAL STAFF
W. K uykendall; M l)
W.O. Prnntr, M I).
P. .1. Barile. M. I).
B. F. Scalei«. M . D
D. A. Paine, M l>.
<»*«>. O B IteH tr. M. I>
K. M cDougal, M. D
h.
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Canes. Modern op-
peratlng room’ and equipment
Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and
blood evaminalions
Full corps of trained nurses- Rates on application
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
R eg ular course of lectures by tile faculty 11 ml practical tra in -
ilia in t he hospital. Th e medical and surgical stuff of the ho*-
itnl constitutes the faculty.
For rates or inform ation, as
o sp ita l o r train in g, nddtess
W. K I ' Y K E N H A I J ., M. I>.
Superintendent,
Mr M IS S M. H . H O I.M S T IU ’ M,
Superintendent of Nurses.
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BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE
C tlp ita l i p a id fin $ 2 5 , 0 0 0
Conducts a General Banking Busi­
ness along conservative lines.
Your patronage solicited
W. FT Abram s. President
F . ft. P h illip s. C ashier
B. Lmvh, Vice President
H arr.vShorl, A sst. Cashier
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