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hance farm values and the devel­
opment of rural industries as well
as a country’s natural resources,
as good roads. The Judge has a
record, which 4te can consistently
come lie fore the people ou in
seeking their suffrages for re-elec­
tion .
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^EUGENE, OREGON. APRIL 14 and 15. 1908$
1 llo Voict-s-Kipe Oratorio Society-175 Voices
AND T H E
64 Pieces-Chicago Symphony O rchestra-64 Pieces
With it* 6 S O L O I S T S 6 unite« in «
Grand Musical Festival
3 — CONCERTS
—3
•HOLY C IT Y ' [i ..ml I
I4 lh — O ra to rio
com bined Chorus, O rch estra and Soloists.
W ed nesday A fte rn o o n . April 15th— O ran .l Sym phony Concert. Or-
chest™ and Soloists.
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W e d n e s d a y E v e n i n g — syu ip h o n ic Cantata,
"C.Ol.O FN I .R l'.R X D "
[lliu k ] Chorus, O rchestra and Soloists.
Address all orders lor tick e ts to
Season tic k e ts for th e th re e Con­
Mr. C. A. Burden. K tigene Ore-
certs i.u m .
These may lie ordered
now.
go».
Tickets lor sin g le co n certs w ill lie
R em ittan ces m ust accom pany all
on sale at ltnrden A O rahain ’s on
orders.
April i.tli at SI.So.
T u e s d a y E ven ing . April
fellows” have pletity of money, oil
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER I | circus
day, and also when they
, attend the county fair or other like
THK I.KAlIKIt PUBI.W HINtl PO. (Ine.)
public diversions, or when they
K d ltn r s think of it at all, say to them­
C o n n kr A D i j B b k h . i . k .
selves they will pay some day.
Knterea at the Umtage Unire postotBee as see- They meet the newspaper man
nnd-cla.SH matter.
with a cordial shake of the hand
and
compliment him on the good
sntsrKiiTioN katks •
• »IV» work he is doiug, but that is all,
One Year
.T#
Six Months
«M while he wonders if the Creator
Three Months
tii advance but it not ho paid a
If paid hi
uniform rate of fj.o o per year will l»e eliarged. gave some men a double allowance
Advertising rates made Known on application
of gall. In mistaken fear he lies-
itates to cut them off.
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908
T he day of deliverance is at
hand: henceforth the sign goes up,
"cash up and no grum bling."
PU BU StlK .il KVKKV KKIIiAV BY
ELECTIONS OF 1908.
LOCAL OPTION VIOLATIONS.
C o tta g e G rove C ity E le ctio n .
M onday April li.
Réglât m tln n opens, January
nth. Closes for prim aries April
Till.
P rim ary K lectlons, April 17.
U egistratlon reopens, April 21.
Closes fo r E lectio n , M ay 15.
G eneral E lectio n , J u n e I.
R e g istra tio n reopens. Sept. 20.
Closes for Election", O et,2tl.
P resid en tial I'.leetlon. N ov. M.
A JUST LAW.
! FIR ST N H T IO N H L B HNK !
OF COTTAGE OROTE, OREGON
N ation » T I /I D
Onn iNixKt) is«»
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W. Wni-A
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$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
5 .0 0 °
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10,000
$40,000
No notes in our case representing Capital, Surplus or
Undivided Profits, T hese I tems have l>een
pnitl in Cash or Ranted
IliR s r M T K a k i x ,
No section of the I’nion stir
passes the Pacific Northwest in the
excellence of its public school
ami Oregon communities are man
ifesting their interest in the state
university by urging upon the state
the most liberal appropriations for
the maintenance of this institution
in a way that will enable it to
reach its highest efficiency. Thi
was the meat of a resolution adopt
ed by the Cottage Grove Commer
cial club recently. Public bodies
throughout the Northwest appreci
ate that institutions of higher
learning are a factor of the great
est importance to Eastern people
who contemplate making their
homes here.
t >ther violations of the local op­
tion law were penalized with heavy
fines at the late term of circuit
court in Eugene. The aggregate
of fines collected in this county
for such offences has reached con­
siderably over $.1,000. I The con­
dition arouses wonder as to why
men who want to traffic in intoxi­
cants do uot go to places where it
is not a violation of law to do so
and where the buisttess may be
conducted ‘without hazard, says
the Corvallis Times. There are
thousands of cities and towns
where the business is licensed and.
With unlimited cheap material
in which the community fully and
freely consents for it to be carried on which to operate a pulp mill
on. In fact, by accepting a license right at hand, the Leader believes
which lias to be taken out of ,the there is not a better and more
profits on the goods sold, the com­ practical opening offered to any
munity itself becomes a partner enterprise at Cottage Grove than
and thereby fully legitimatizes is presented right here for a pulp
and paper mill, nor is there an
the traffic. In such places the bus­ enterprise that would so much help
iness is uot outlawed and the men the town as the establishment of
who engage in it are uot outlaws, such an industry here. You may
with the authorities constantly in talk fruit cannery, woolen mill,
the search for them for the purpose tile factory and what not, but the
t>P(iorluuities and possibilities for a
of administrating condign punish­ pulp and paper mill here, are at
ment, as is true of local option this time, greater than • them all.
communities. Why jiersous who Mere is something for the Commer­
insist that thev must engage in the cial Club to get "busy o n ."
The i tregouian plead the cause
of the country editor admirably
when it said: "One would think
there was an old country editor in
the I’ostoffice department, making
laws and regulations— a good fel­
low of the Tom Richardson ortfer,
who is ftnund to give the Itoys a
boost land bring them into their re­
ward. lie must be a man of ex-
periftice with the frailties of the
delinquent subscriber— that terror
of the editor. For lo. and behold,
comes the ruling that papers, to
get into the pound rate, must here­
after 1 r ' paid for by subscribers in
advance, or at .ltest cannot run
more than a year ltehind. Well, business do not go to licensed
why not? All tile prosperous city towns .where the business is made
publications adopted the rule years legal and respectable by having
ago, and it should l»e enforced by the whole community as a partner
the country weekly as a matter of and where there is no fear of
plain business.
sheriffs, detectives and courts, all
If ever Ihe lalxirer is worthy of this is a mystery.
his hire, it is the editor and pub­
lisher of Ihe local weekly, plugg­
County J u d g e d . K. Christuau
ing and ltoosting year in and out is Ihe first candidate for re-election
for his home town and country, to come out with a card to the
often worried into sleepless uights lieople through the columns of the
by visions of bills due and pavnhte Leader. Judge Christuau has made
and nothing on hand or in sight to an economical, painstaking, con­
nuel them. It is safe to \euture servative. yet efficient and progres­
saving there is not a country pa|ier sive county judge. Ilis principal
in the laud that has not, at this hobby lias lieen "good roads" as
date, from #$<>•> to $ R nni on its the condition of the county thor
Issiks. owing by ‘ good fellows," oughfatrs today in comparison to
most of whom are honest of pur- w h a t thev were four years ago,
posc, yet careless or shiftless alxmt would indicate, and there is no
paying up. These same “ good one thing which will so much en
Capital Stock
Surplus -
Undivided Profits
Total
■Judge II. M. Cake, republican
candidate for the nomination of
I ’nited Stales senator in opposition
to Seu a tor Chas. If. Fulton, will
address the citizens of Cottage
Grove and vicinity this Saturday
afternoon at the armory, on the
political issues of the campaign
Judge Cake is an interesting, able
speaker, is an enthusiastic booster
for Oregon, stands pat on State
tnent No. 1, is a clean man with
clean record and a mau in even
respect qualified to All the high of
fice to which he aspires. In his
platform he declares first, that he
will work for the development of
Oregon; that the Oregon primary
law should l>e maintained: the reg
ulatiou of railroad traffic; would
abolish trusts; champions harlxir
and inlaud waterway improve
ments: aid for veterans: rights of
la^xir; more stringent immigration
laws and the early completion of
the Panama canal, in fact the
Judge seems to stand alxmt right
ou all of the principal questions of
the day, from the standpoint of the
common people. Go out and hear
what he has to say, then form your
own conclusions.
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III R E C T O R S
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WE W ANT YOUR BUSINESS !
,'W V W S V t t W S S
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It a pears to lie established con­
clusively that Staufbrd University
will conduct a most vigorous cam ­
paign against drunkenness among
Jhe student body. The first deci­
sive blow lias l*een struck in the
expulsion of two students, who
appeared ou the quadrangle* in an
intoxicated
condition.
Report
has it that the policy indicated bv
this action will be adheared to.
If there is one place more than
another where the drink evil is not
to lie’ tolerated, that place is the
institution where the young tneu
of the land are educated and
trained for future usefulness.
W . S. 1"R eu has published a
letter withdrawing from the race
for the 1’nited States seuatorship.
In this letter he declares that it
would be wrong to divide the vote
of the people as lietween Statement
No. 1. supporters and declares his
intention to support Cake for that
office. This will make Judge Cake
a formidable opponent of 1 euator
■Fulton.
Eastern people are already )>e-
gitniiug to arrive on the spring col­
onist rates. The disposition is to
seek the smaller towns and the 111 a
joritv of those looking for country
places intend to enter fruit growing
or dairying, two industries especi­
ally attractive in Oregon, where
thev bring greater returns than in
anv other part of the country.
At Salem last week the Marion
county Democratic central commit­
tee indorsed Statement No. 1 and
launched the name of I Governor
Chatnlierlaiii for I’nited States sen­
ator. •
BEN F. K E E N EY,
E iactl; W at Ton Wait
IN T H E L IN E O F
Family Groceries» New Dry Goods
Fine Laces and Embroideries
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
AT
JOHNSON’S STORE
Everything new ami uo-to-date. Rest brands and grades 01
Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and
see what a dollar will buv at W. C. JO H N S O N 'S .
Lane County s Assessor.
Assessor It. F . Keeney has par­
ticularly distinguished
himself
by lieing the first assessor in the
history of the county to give prop­
er attention to the assessment of
railroad property and other public
service corporations, tiinlier lands
and the like, thereby greatly in­
creasing the county’s valuation as
well as swelling its tax receipts.
Mr. Keeney is a candidate- for re­
nomination and re-election.
Correct SHOES for all Occasions
For Men.
For Women.
For dress affairs during
I'or dress affairs during
the daytime—Patent leath­ the day — Patent leather
er, button or*1 lace shoes shoes with kid tops, or
with kid tops, or patent Patent leather oxfords
leather oxfords.
with ribbons or buckles.
For Business Service— For Business Service—
French calf oxfords, or tan French calf or gun metal
or brown Russia calf ox- calf, or tan or brown Rus-1
sia calf oxfords.
I fords.
For evening dress wear \ For evening dress—Can­
—Patent leather or gun vas slippers, Patent or gun j
metal punips, or patent metal pumps, dress ox­
fords with bows or taste-
leather oxfords.
ful ornaments.
For Outing, or Resort
For Outing or Resort—j
wear—Tan, or brown, orj tan, brown or white ox­
white oxfords.
fords or pumps.
POLITICAL CARDS
R elieving In g iv in g all c a n d id a te s
lor co n g re s sio n a l, sta te , d is tr ic t am i
co u n ty offices u sq u a re d e a l. T he
Leader will pulilisli in th is co lu m n
until the P rim a r y E le ctio n in A pril
the a n n o u n ce m en ts o f ca n d id a c y of
all p a rtie s lit re a so n a b le- a d v e rtisin g
rareg.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
I lie r jb y a n n o u n ce m yself a s a c a n ­
d id ate to r re-election for th e R ep u b li­
can n o m in a tio n fo r c o u n ty ju d g e a t
th e L a n e c o u n ty p rim a rie s, A p ril 17,
IDOS. G. R . Ctim s.M AN , Eugene, O r.
C . H. B U R K H O L D E R .
FOR SHERIFF OF LANE COUNTY.
I hereby an n ou n ce m y self a can d id ate
for the n om in ation for th e office of
sh eriff of b an e cou n ty, su b ject to the
approval of
th e rep u b lican s of th is
county at th e p rim aries A pril 17th.
F r a n k II. S n o d g r a s s .
FARM M ACH IN ERY
S A W M IL L S U P P L I E S
S T E A M AND G A S O L I N E EN G IN ES
P A C K IN G . H O S E AND B E L T I N G
FOR ASSESSOR OF LANE COUNTY
1 hereby an nou nce m y self as a can d i­
date for th e n o m in ation for th e office of
assessor of I.an e coun ty, su b ject to th e
approval of th e rep u b lican s o f th is
county a t th e p rim aries A pril 17th.
B. F. K r e n k y .
Wynne Hardware Company
Gasoline Engine Irrigation, Spraying
and Piipiping Machinery
Wholesale and Retail
F n lrlm n k s-M iirsv d n so lin « E n g in e s lor
pum ping sp r a y in g , saw in g , grind -
in (?. OutMifs co m p lete.
F a irb a n k s Scales for weighing;.
Fairbanks-M orn«* D ynam os and M o to rs
fo r po v er end lig h t.
F a irb a n k s.M o rse W ind m ills
T o w e rs
F airban k s-M orse (Irln d e rs, Feed Chop*
d els, W ell i*unip»
All first q u ality g o o d s a t low p rices.
A lw a y s in Htock L ib eral te rm s.
Hardware and Machinery
B R A S S G O O D S AND T IN W A R E
S T O V E S AND R A N G E S
G R I F F I N <£. V E A T C H , A g e n t s
C o tt e x g e G ro v e - O r e g o n
M I T C H E L L W A GONS
W IN DMILLS. P U M P S
Fairbanks - Morse Co.,
PORTLAN D.
OREGON
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
It Takes Experience
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l o run a d ra g store as it ou g ht to 1**
ru n — in such a way as to h ave th e im - j
pi k i t confid en ce of its patron»— th e pub­
lic. It tak es know led ge— profession al
kn ow led ge to l)e ab le to com pound drugs
co rrectly and m ake u p d octors' p rescrip ­
tions. W e h ave th a t know led ge in a
sup erior degree, an d ou r custom ers, as
well as th e m ed ical men of th e town
know th is and ap p reciate it by patron iz­
in g ns. W e so licit your drug trad e also,
assu rin g you of th e l)est and prom ptest
service a t th e low est prices.
Kinds of
M ill F e e d
G ra n in
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a n d H ay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
Benson’s Pharmacy
Cottage Grove. Oregon
LOCAL NEWS.
Justice of the Peace J . K. Young
was transacting business in Ku
getie Wednesday.
All
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The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over 4-00 miles of this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which wili
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire at all times '
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Inquire of
■™ DAVID GRIGGS, or S. B. CROUCH, Agent
J it Cochran lias !>eeii limping
alxmt this week the result ol
nail piercing his foot.
George Rains is enlarging his
cottage ou Wall street and other i
wise itnpr<>\ mg his premises
A new cross walk was laid on
Maiti street opposite the Bank of
Cottage Grove this week
Mrs. R. V. Porter made a trip
to Cottage Grove Wednesday, also!
Wvman Kenne from l.vnx Hollow. I
Cottage Grove. Ore.
Edison, Columbia
Victor
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