Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, April 03, 1908, Image 4

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15 . 1908 |
lioVoices-Eipe Oratorio Society--! 75 Voices
AND T H E
> M Pieces—Chicago Symphony Orchestra—64 Pieces
With its fc S O L O I S T S 6 unites In n
Grand Musical Festival
3 —C O N C E R T S —3
Tnesdcvy Even ing. April 14th—Oratorio ‘ IIOI.Y C ITY” [('.an)]
combine«l Chorus, Orchestra an»l Soloists.
W ed nesday A ftern oon April 15th—<'• rami Symphony Concert, Or-
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cnesira
chestra a ami
m i noioisis.
Soloists.
C.OI.DKX I.Ki'.RND”
f Wednesday E v en in g —Symphonic Cantata,
Soloists.
j
[Buck] Chorus, Orchestra ami Sol
Address all orders for tick ets to (
Season Tickets for the three Con­
certs $.1.00. These may lie onlereil
Mr. C. A. Burden, 1*7 il gene, < >re- {
i now.
gou.
Tickets for single concerts will lie
Remittances must accompany all
I on sale at Burden 9c Oraham’s on
\ April Mil at $l.5o.
| orders.
^
I. T . Nickliu, of Eugene, re­
publican candidate for the sheriff’s
nomination, was making the a c ­
quaintance of Cottage Grove voters
Tuesday. Mr. Nickliu has re­
sided at Eugene for the past IS
years, was associated with Mr.
Friendly in the mercantile business
for ten years, and was also en­
gaged in business at Jtnictiou for
two years, lie is at present en­
gaged in the merchandise business
at Bugene. He is a good business
man, genial and obliging in man
uers and no doubt well qualified to
fill the office of sheriff
Eiactlï H at Too laal
IN T H E L IN E O F
Family Groceries, New Dry Goods
Fine Laces and Embroideries
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
AT
The Mariou county republican
convention last week refused to
instruct for Taft. So far no con­
vention in Oregon has instructed
for either T aft or Hughes. Many
delegates are known to lie in favor
of the re-iiominatiou of Roosevelt
or of the nomination of I,a Fol­ Lane County’s Assessor.
lette: and the Oregon State con­
The following item appeared in
vention is likely to instruct accord­
last week’s issue of the Florence
ingly.
________________
BEN F. KEENEY,
W est:
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
only themselves to blame
î ^ ^ u t u r e , under the present
Tom Richardson, the Oregon
booster, in the course of his re­
marks at the Albany booster meet­
ing Friday night, said: “ The
tiewspapers give more than anyone
else and should never lie asked for
subscriptions. They do more than
their share without it.”
"It. F. Keeney, who is serving
his first term as county assessor,
made a big hit and gained wide­
spread popularity by increasing
the Southern Pacific company’s,
lands from an average of $2.25 I
|ier acre to an average of $8 jier j
acre. Wells F'argo express came
in for a little attention on the part j
of Mr.
Keeney, having been
jumped from $150 to $15,¿55. The
Pullman Palace Car Co. was also
touched up from $1,8.10 to $12.290
and there are many other like in­
stances.”
primary law, should simply ratify
the people's choice for 1'nited
States senator, and this is about as
Killtors ideal a method of electing 1'nited
C o n n k it i t D u B r i h . i . e ,
States senator as can be devised
Kotcred at the Cottage drove postonico as sec­ without a constitutional amend
ond-class matter.
The Florence West and Junction
meiit. It is satisfactory to the
City Times gave our city marshal
Leader.
H U H H C K im O K R A T K 8
Frank Snodgrass, a fine lioost for
One Year
•
ft. bo
While we have no objection to the nomination for sheriff, in their
Six Months
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.75
Three Months
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.SO Statement No. I, we can see no last week’s issue.
If paid tii advance hut It not so paid a
way in which it applies to candi
uniform rate of $2.00 per year will be charged.
A dvertising rates made known on application dates for the 1'nited States senate
The national house of represen­
in this state. Senator I'ultou, tatives has said that the “ In God
POLITICAL CARDS
FH IDAY, APRII. 3, 1908
Judge Cake and Governor Cham­ We T ru st" should lie restored to
the
coins
of
the
1'nited
States.
berlain will have little or nothing
Believing in giving all eamlhlaten
to do with their own election to the
for congressional. Htate, d istrict and
If you want to know how to county nfllccs a Hqunre deal, The
1'nited States senate: that matter is
ELECTIONS OF 1908.
j up to the people and the legisla- vote, just ascertain how the “ w et" Leader will publish in this column
until the P rim ary Election in April
i ture, and they must abide by the goo,Is advocate* are goiug to vote the
aiinouneeinentn of candidacy of
•then vote the other way.
j result of the June election and the
Cottage drove City Election,
all parties at reasonable advertising
rare«.
| action of the forthcoming legisla­
Monday April H.
Medford has ordered alxnit seven
ture whether they favor Statement
Keglstrutloii opens, .Tamiury
i No. 1 or not. To get their expres­ blocks of Seventh street, the main
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE.
0th. Closes for primaries April
sion on the subject, can only have business thoroughfare, paved with
7tli.
W
arren's
bitulithic.
Louis
K. Bean—Republican candidate
the effect of satisfying their con
for the nomination for the office of
Prim ary Elections, April 17.
stituents as to how they regard a
State
Representative
for Lane county,
Kegiatrnllon reopens, April 21.
question in which the jieople are EUGENE BOOSTER INCIDENTALLY
subject to the will of the republican
interested. Therefore, Statement
BOOSTS FOR COTTAGE GROVE voters at the primaries to be held on the
Closes lor Election, May 1.3.
17th day of April 1908.
¡N o. 1, applies only to members of
If nominated and elected, I will, dur­
Gencriil Election. Ju n e 1.
! the state legislature during their
Bugene, Or., March 50, 1908.
ing my term of office, perform the
I term of office and goes no further
Resist rntion reopens, Sept. 20.
Cottage Grove lead er: Gentle duties thereof to the liest of my ability,
men— Your last issue came to hand and give my l>est attention to the laws
Closes for Election, O ct, 20.
Cannery after cannery is )>eiug and as it had an article about .. to be enacted ami exercise my 1>est judg­
ment thereon in the interest of the
provided for the towns of the W il­ pulp mill, 1 mailed it to one of our people
I’resiilentliil Election, Nov. :l.
of Lane county and State of Ore­
lamette valley. T hat is good. correspondents in the east Who is gon.
j
Louis E. B r a n .
May they all succeed- Mr. Stiller, in this business and is trying to
I
T
NICKLIN
proprietor of the Cottage Grove sell out to move west.
A M ISLEADING ARGUMENT.
creamery, will put in one here in
Republican candidate for nomination
Yours very truly,
for the office of sheriff of Lane county,
connection with his plant if given
J o h n II. H a r t o g .
subject to the* will of the republicans
I )ne of the misleading and most proper snpjxirt and encouragement.
at the primaries April 17tli.
foolish argument presented against Boost for the project.
[Statement by H. 0. Thompson.
MV PLATFORM.
Statement No. 1, is as follows:
If 1 am nominated and elected 1 will
“ Suppose in the forthcoming
Latte county is once more out of
Mr. F.ditors:— I wish to state luring my term of office attend to the
campaign for I’ . S. senator, Fulton debt. County Treasurer Hastland through the columns of your vain luties incumlient upon me to the very
receives 50,1)00 votes. Cake 20,000 having issued a call for all out­ able paper, that the talk heard l>est of my ability. I will give the of­
and Chamberlain .15,000. Your! standing warrants. This condi­ upon the streets of Cottage Grove fice a careful and strictly business ail-
ministration, curtailing expenses where-.
Statement No. 1 man must vote | tion of affairs has prevailed at sev­ ! regarding the granting of a new ever
in my power to do so.
for Chamberlain, notwithstanding eral different times during the past 1 franchise to the Cottage Grove
I. T. N i c k l i n .
lie claims to lie a republican and three or four years and it is very Blectric company or any other
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
lie knows that 50,000 voters desire gratifying to the taxpayers.
company is absolutely false and
a republican senator and only .15,-
I lieroliy announce myself an a can­
there is no ground for circulating
1100 want the democrat. Is this
Collier’s Weekly seems to be such a report.
didate for re-election for the Kepubli-
•an nom ination for com ity judge a t
justice, or carrying out the will of taken an unusual interest in Ore­
I have never been approached
gon politics. Mr. Ileuey is prob­ bv any individual or corp«iration the Lane com ity prim aries, April 17,
the people?— lix.
190N. ('.. K. OliaisMAN, Eugene, Or.
No, it would not be if the above ably furnishing the material, but asking for such concession. If
statement was correctly presented, who is putting up the money? elected to the office of city mayor FOR SH ERIFF OF LANE COUNTY.!
but it is not. For instance, at the Some of Seuator Fulton’s political it is my intention to guard the
primaries the republicans must opponents might answer.
I hereby announce myself :t candidate j
city’s interest as I would my own,
for the nomination for the office o f !
choose lietweeu Mr. I'ultou and
in every detail.
sheriff of l.ane county, subject to the
The
Mr. Cake for their candidate for,
\ action
'......... of r the democrats in
This Aateinent is utatle over mV pproval of the republicans of this
senator. ! f, Mr-. ' " Uon gets the : ^
collvemiolls, re. own signature freely and fearlessly county at the primaries April 17th.
F r a n k II. S n o d g r a s s .
largest num >cr o \oes i
M ' gardless of the direct primary elec­ and is the only way I could con­
the republican candidate before
scientiously accept a public trust FOR A SSE SSO R OF LANE COUNTY
the people at the polls in June, and tion law, is subjecting the party to from the people in the community
if Air. Cake gets the largest num­ some criticism in this county.
I hereby announce myself as a candi-
in which I reside
ber of votes at the primaries he
late for the nomination for the office of
H.
<).
T
hompson
.
An exchange remarks that there
assessor of Lane county, subject to tlie
will be the republican candidate
approval of the republicans of this
in June. The democrats will prob­ were only two delegates present at
Military
Reception.
county
at the primaries April 17th.
ably have but one candidate lie- the late Montana ptipulist e n l i v e n
B. F. K ken by . j
lion.
O
netojioiul
with
pride
and
fore the primaries and at the June
Company K held a very pleasant
the
other
to
view
with
alarm.
FOR
COUNTY
CLERK.
election— Governor Geo. FT. Cham­
recepti<ni at the armory last Satur­
____ _
berlain. Hence, the contest in
day night in honor of F'irst Sear-
I hereby announce myself as a candi-1
The temjieraiice wave ought to
June will only l>e lietweeu Mr.
geaut Alliert Zerull tvho took his date for the nomination for the office of
fix
the
situation
in
mining
catn|is
Chamlierlain and either Fulton or
ileparture today with his wife f«ir clerk for Lane county, subject to the i
Cake and not Iwitlt republican can in a hurry. F'vetybodv knows Basteru Oregon. The company approval of the republicans of this j
county at the primaries, April 17th.
that
it
is
contrary
to
law
to
sell
didates as shown aliove. There- 1
despatched a large squad to the
<). F. CALLISON.
drinks to “ minors.”
fore, if republican voters stand by
Zerull home late in the evening to
FOR
COUNTY
ASSESSOR.
their candidate, with their over­
A jxipular ^ ien tist is going to surprise, capture aud bring him to
whelming majority in this state he !
the
armory,
aud
thy
surprise
was
I
hereby
announce
myself
a candidate j
have the world “ dry” inside of
is sure to lie elected, but if they do I 5oo years. Ile h a s the thanks of complete. Dancing and a splen­ for the nomination of county assessor
lubject to the choice of the republican
not, and vote for Mr. Chamlierlain a
a good many fellows in not being did han«|uet were the features of voters at the forthcoming primaries.
the evening. All members of the
instead, giving him the highest vote ¡t, ., Kreater h u m about it
P. I>. N’ f . wf . l i ., Bugene.*
then the legislature seems duty
i ■ i - ...............
company and Cottage Grove citi­
hound to carry out the will of the j Subscribe for the L e a d e r . the zens as well regret Mr. Zerull’s de­
Gasoline Engine Irrigation, Spraying
people and ratify Mr. cham ber-1 representative newspaper of South cision to locate elsewhere.
and Pumping Machinery
Iain’s election, ami the republicans! |-iUle Countv.
The militia boys of Co. B are Fnlrbnnks-MorseGivJnline Engines fin
contemplating organizing a stoqk
pumping, spraying, sawing, grind-,
company to buy the armor* prop­
lug. Outfllts complete
erty, capitalizing at $ 10,0(10 divid­ Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
orse Dynamos and.Motors
ed into 1000 shares at $1 ihi a share Fairbanks-M
for pow er end light.
ami building an opera hotlse and Fairbanks.Morse Windmills & Towers i
OF COTTA«IE GRO VE, OREGON
armory 100 feet square, the full Fafrlmnks-Morse Grinders. Feed Chop-1
O i i i . w i / n i IMHI
,
X \T ln X «TirK ti 1900
ders. Well rumps
size of the lot. The company will
Capital Stock
$25,000
subscribe for $.1,000 in shares and All first quality good* at low prices.
Always In Sto ck . I,literal terms.
I
Surplus -
will have no trouble in floating
5 .0 0 0
G R I F F I N 6 b V E A T C H . A g * n ta
the
rest
of
the
stock.
It
is
a
pract­
Undivided Profits .
C
o
tte*
go
G
io
v
«
.
O
r
e
g
o
n
10,000
ical prop«isitiou aud should win.
PU BLISH Kl> KVKBY FR ID A Y BY
TH K I.KADKB PUBM 8H1NH I I I ( I mp .)
JOHNSON’S STORE
liverything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
Fresh Groceries. Country Produce bought and sold. Call and
sec* what a dollar will buy at W. C. JO H N S O N 'S.
Correct SHOES for all Occasions
For Men.
C. H. B U R K H O LD E R .
F A R M M A C H IN E R Y
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
Wynne Hardware Company
W holesale and Retail
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
M I T C H E L L WAGONS
WINDMILLS. P U M P S
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
Total
$40,000
N. notes in our east representing Capital, Surplus or
Ihidivided Profits, T h e s e I t e m s ltave been
paid in Cash or Earned
HrsurRT
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Church Organized at Oorena
All Kinds of
Mill Feed
Gra.in
and Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
PAGE
WOVEN
| FIRST NHTI 0 NHLBHNK
For Women.
For dress affairs during
For dress affairs during
the daytiirje— Patent leath­ the day — Patent leather
er, button or 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 u oxfords,
or iciu
tan * French v‘
calf
or 8
gun
metal
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» i »/ iuci , wi
lM w*
“ “ 11
iv.mi
| or brown Russia calf ox- calf, or tan or brown Rus-
1 fords.
sia calf oxfords.
For evening dress wear For evening dress-Can-
- Patent leather or gun vas slippers, Patent or gun
metal pumps, or patent lne^a Pl,irrM)9’ ‘ rcss ox'
leather oxfords.
fords with bows or tastc-
r,
_
„
i fill ornaments.
I or Outing, or Resort
For Outing or
or R eso rt-
wear—Tan, or brown, or tan, brown or white o x -
white oxfor l*
fords or pumps.
WIRE
FENCE
The Standard High (Trade Fence of the
World.
There is over 400 miles of this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire at all times.
.
Inquire of
F a irb a n k s - M orse Co., DAVID (iRIUOS,
or STEARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents
PO RTLA N D . O REG O N
] Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
Notice
Tlie revival meeting at Oorena
closed last evening, resulting in j Miss Vera Herrenof the t'uiver-
the organization o t a Baptist oitv of ( iregon school of music,
church of IS members, five of will teach pupils on piano. She
which are for baptism. Three wishes to announce that she will
were baptized at the close of the | take a limited number of pupils.
services.
I). B . H a k k r .
Terms on application. Phone No.
Missionary.
| 574.
48--It
Edison, Columbia
Victor
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