Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, April 17, 1908, Image 4

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COTTAGE GROVE LEAD ERI six
; The initiatory work was exein*
column j»a|K*r, we did nol an* COTTAGE GROVE WOOD
CHOPPERS AT RO SEBU RU I pliticd in a beautiful manner by
----- tend to stop at that, but would
the Head Camp officers and the Fret* Thomas. Kiigent, < »re., Sketches
publishkd kvkky h kida \ h \
keep up with the march of pro-
ami plans drawn, blue prints and spec­
uniformed drill team from Cottage
ifications. (»eneral supervision over;
......... .................................. .... | gress and strive to meet all the re- Nearly 4 0 0 Members Present to Meet
('.rove. This team consists of the
building: in course of construction. I f 1
Head Officers and Big Class
O onnrr A D v B in tx i,
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Editors I quirements of our growing city
thinking of building, large or small, j
following members
IN T H E L I N E O F
see me. Terms reasonable
Room 7, 1
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from a newspaper standpoint, and
Was Initiated
Capt., *F. 11. Rosenberg, Kirs
Chrisman block.
Sl-Jm*
Knterert at the Cottage Grove pmtoftw as w - , .
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Sergt.. F, Bartels, Second Sergt.,
this we will contiuue to do. 1 he
niid-clasfl matter,
Last Tuesday at Koseburg about Adams, Neighbors Ilambrick, !..
Family Groceries. New Dry Goods
___ patrons ami friends of the Leader
.>«N> or 40(* members of the Wood McKiblten, Sharp, Van Winkle,
w ill no doubt appreciate the im-
subsumption R a TKS
men of the World assembled in Kd Adams, fluff. Brewer, Archi­
Fine Laces and Embroideries
Oue Year
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•i.so i provemeut in the paper todav and the Klk's Temple to greet the Head bald, Coffman, Vanlk’tilterg, Situ­
Six Months
. . . .
Tluve Months
.Ao. will recognize the fact that no Camp officers of the order and erai,
Vaughn, J
McKibben,
If paid In advance hut l ( not ho paid a
Ladies' and Gents Shoes
uniform rate of $ 2.0 « per year will be char«ed. small effort was required on our witness the initiation of a very Kibble anil Iiseort J. Veatch.
Advertising rates made known on application
Their work was heartily applaud­
part to make this improvement ami large class of new tnemhers.
Head Consul I. 1. Boak of Den­ ed and was especially compliment­
that it is only through the same
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FR ID A Y . APRIL
ver; Head Advisor I . Clinton ed by Head Consul Boak at its
liberal patronage, which has been Veale, of Pasadena; 1 lead Banker conclusion.
extended to the palter in the past P. K. Snodgrass of Kugene; Head
follow in g the initiation the Ku­
that it can make these marked im­ Manager John Pattison of Colfax: gelte drill team gave a splendid ex­
Everything new and uo-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
ELECTIONS OF 1908.
provements front time to time. and State Organizer 1). J. Beakev hibition drill which merited the
Fresh Groceries. Colintn Produce bought and sold. Call and
heartiest applause. This team con­
of
Portland,
arrived-on
the
after
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Soliciting a continuation of the
Primary KI h 'II o m , April 17.
see what a dollar will buy at IV. C. J O H N S O N 'S.
sists
of
Capt.
d.eo.
K.
Wood,
uooii train and large delegations of
support and patronage of the citi­ Woodmen came from all ixiints Neighbors Wikener, A. Morris, M.
Iteffistriitlon reopen», April ¿1.
zens of Cottage ('.rove and our along the line of the S. I’ . K. K. Morris, Colwell, Welch, Apiierla,
YOU’LL BE SATISFIED
I'I i . hoh lor Election, Muy IS.
large family of readers, we are, from ( ‘.rants Pass to Kugene indu Cummings, F. L. Snodgrass, Bush with the results if you buy all your
General Election. .1 une I.
, nell, Philippi, Nasbaum and Stal- Drugs, Remedies, Medicines and |
yours for a greater header and a sive.
K co | h | ration reo|>enH, Sept. 31.
Tuesday
evening
the
1
lead
[ zer.
Toilet Articles from us.
We sell
t I greater Cottage (.rove.
Camp officers were escorted to the
Head Consul Boak then deliv- onlv what we know to be absolutely
Close«, for Election, O c t,31.
lodge room by the uniformed drill | ered a very able address tqxju the
Presiden I In I Election. N ov. .'I.
P U R E
Hon. Allen Katon of Kugene. teams o f Cottage Grave and Ku-1 work and growth of the order,
gene. The camp was opened by which now in the nine states of
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prescription
department has I
candidate for re-election to the leg­ Consul Commander K. X. Kwart, the Pacific Jurisdiction has over
islature and the only Lane county who at once turned the work of j B*b,(MX) members and SI ,(«00,000 long had the reputation for skillful j
and accurate work.
i tiens, Princess, Silks, Voiles, Sicilians. Suitings,
TWENTY YEA RS OLD TODAY.
republican legislative candidate the evening over to the Head Camp i in its reserve fund, and both are
officers.
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growing
faster
than
ever
liefore
in
I pledged for Statement No. 1, was
Cloths, W aisting Silks, and a very full
-i Kimona
Kiint
In a lia class of aliout W new I their history,
\\ ith this issue the Leader enters interviewing his constituents in
The Head Consul's address was
line of Summer Lawns, India Linons, Dimities,
upon its twentieth volume, having!,ilis city \|olllia y. Mr.
liatón memliers had been signed up for
Cottage Grove. Oregon
initiation at this time, but several followed by brief talks by Head
Iteen established in this citv twenty made an enviable record in the
Swiss Mercerized and Plain Ginghams. New Lac­
were unavoidably detained from Adviser Veale, Head Manager
years ago today and has never last legislative session and will re­ being present. Thus out of .11 for Pattison, and Head Banker Snod
es and Embroideries.
missed an issue up to this date. ceive a big vote today in the pri­ Koseburg, seven were absent and grass, lion. Geo. M. Brown re-
of ten from Cottage Grove, only sponded on behalf of the local
When the Leader w a s first maries.
These goods bought right? Yes, for cash from
A n d a l l Kinds of
two could arrange to be here, M. camps.
launched forth here the town had
the
largest dry goods house in the world.
M. Finnerty and I). A. Thompson.
l'|xm adjournment refreshments
a population of less than 500,
L. K. Bean, the genial Kugene ( itlier camps were also somewhat Were served in the banquet room
while today it has a population of
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.
attorney, who is a candidate for short of their full quota, but flic- ... ,
Leave orders at Cunningham s Con­
very close to 2500 and during this
will not be the loser on this
'
the legislature on the republican order
fectionery Phone 73 or phone
account, as the absent candidates* l,artcd on the overland train lor
time there has been even greater
ticket, visited Cottage drove last will be initiated into their resjiee; Portland, going thence to MeMitlii-
residence 406
strides in the growth and develop­
Saturday to get acquainted with tive camps at an early date.
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ville
for
their
next
big
meeting.
ment of the country tributary to
some of the voters here. Mr.
this city. Kspeeially is this true
Bean is eminently well qualified
in regard to the mining and timber
for a law maker and lias a good,
industries of this part of the comi­
clean record.
ty, there being today at least
fifteen sawmills, three shingle
Sunday will he Piaster Sunday,
mills and several timber camps es­
I l l u s t r a t e d b y 'R y d e r .
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V . r j . b y E a r l e H a o b .tr E a t o n .
Gasoline Engine Irrigation, Spraying
tablished in South Lane county the day of the year set apart Tor
C o p y rig h t. 1 9 0 8 . b y C . # . L u r ie .
and Pumping Machinery
the
display
of
spring
millinery.
tributary to Cottage ( ’.rove, while
SA W M ILL S U P P L IE S
FARM M A C H IN E R Y
,t>. what a eight on 6 astcr morn ’neath H pril ehies of blue
Falrlmnkn-MorseOftiolin*' E n gin e» for
in the Bohemia gold mines is to be
(Obcn after church the rabbits stroll along the avenue!
pumping, »p ray in g , »aw ing, grind­
ing. Outturn complete.
S T E A M A N D G A S O L I N E E NG INES.
1‘odav. Friday April 17th will
found some of the largest and best
Che swells of Bunnyville are there, and every one in town
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
P A C K IN G . H O S E AND B E L T IN G
equipjted milling plants in the I be an unlucky day for a good
Is out in Saster suit and hat and stunning Baster gown.
Fairbanks-Mor«« l>y name» anil Mo tors
for
po-ver
end
liglit.
state and thousands of dollars1 mauv candidates.
And what eicitcment stirs the throng, how all the rabbit9 stare
Fairbanks. Morse Windmills & Tower»
When Molly Cottontail sweeps by with Mr, Belgian Bart I
have lieen expended in developing 1
Fafrlmnks-MorseGrinders, Feed Chop-
der». Well Pumps
The cruel war of the prim aries
these mines, which are just now
A ll first quality goods at low prlees.
lieginuiug to yield good returns, is about over.
A lw a y s in Stork f.ibernl terms.
dold is not the only mineral pro-1
G R IF F IN & V E A T C H . Agents
Cotttxge G l o v e . O r e g o n
duct of this vicinity, for about IS
It will be good Friday— for those
Fairbanks
- Morse Co.,
miles south of this city is located j who win.
PORTLAND. OREGON
the great Black Butte quicksilver
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mines, with ils electric plant and
Here; al Salem and Portland.
great smelter, oue of the finest
COTTA OK GKO V K
equipjied plants of the kind on the
l.ar^gc crowds listened to F. J.
Pacific coast and all of these in
I leney's speeches at Portland and
dustries and numerous others have
Salem last Saturday and Sunday.
All the latest treatments.
lieeu built up here since the advent
While he did not bring any new
of the Leader. The writer en­
charges against Fulton. Ilenev did,
Electrical
BRASS G O O D S AND TIN W A R E
tered the Leader office as an ap­
ST O V E S AND R A N G E S
however, extend the s c o j k .* of his
prentice and learned the trade
remarks on ( Iregoti ixilitics and
therein soon after it was established
M IT C H E LL W AG O NS
W IN D M ILLS. P O M P S
dragged in the names of many well
X -K A Y LABORATORY
and has owned and published the
known politicians who have been
paper at different times during the
£ For fyrltier particulars address
more or less closely identified with
past twenty years, and is today
Fulton. lie gave a general outline
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D r. H . C. 8 C H L K E F .
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proud of the Leader and the flour­
y
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and review of his experience in
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j i f
ishing little city in which it is pub­
prosecuting grafters of all kinds
lished. 'There is no question but
and description and a lucid exjxise
what with the great influx of
of the Oregon land fraud cases and
eastern jieople into this state the
the corrupt methods of San Francis­
T o o much time— obtaining informa­
growth ami development of the
co’» old board of directors and the
tion from uncertain source»—unies»
All Kinds of
town and tributary country will lie
you are u»ing i’o lk '» Gazetteer of O r­
power behind the throne. While
far greater within the next five
egon anil W ashington, complete infor­
it was expected that he would
mation of every tow n in these two
years than it has lieeu in the past
administer a severe chastizemeiit
states anil a classified Business Di­
twenty years. 'The great resources,
upon Senator Fulton and ex
rectory.
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advantages and opportunities ojien
jxise his connection with the old
here to the homeseeker and invest­
Mitchell. Hermann ring of Govern­
or is only just becoming known
General B la cksm ¡th in g
ment land grabbers, his most seri­
abroad and hundreds will grasp
Horseshoeing a specialty.
ous charge against the senator was
Wagon and carriage re-
these opportunities within the next
Ing. A ll work guaranteed
that he "stood by his frieuds"aitd
Have your horsesteeth ex-
few years who have grown tired of
ainined and repaired. Shoe
Professional Cards.
tried to fulfill ixilitical promises.
at rear o f Hememvay &
the long inclement winters and
Burkholder’s Store ::
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Proprietor.
He also maintained that while Sen­
Mr.
Henry
Fisher, attended 4Vr#ìVr
sharp competition in every branch
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ator Fulton may not have lieeu church in Saginaw Sunday.
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of industry in the east and middle
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M AR,ON v k a t c i i
personally implicated in the alleged
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Elione 1« Kes. Elione Mala 416 £
Mrs. Duncan Caldwell called 011 4
west and will contribute largely to­
Fleet
Celebration
at San Francisco. |
FUNERA l DIRECTOR and LICENSED
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wholesale bribev during the hold­
her sister Mrs. Huff Sunday.
ward building up our towns, cities
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EMBALAIER
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up session of the legislature of
Account of the arrival o f the
Carimi, al Venteli a Lawsnn'a.
and state generally.
Mr. J. L. Hunter has taken up
American battleships at San Fran­
1,S')7. he must had a knowledge of
U 'i . d ...A d « d ♦ ' ¡ ' . » - • A 5 cisco the Southern Pacific Co. an­
LEADER ENLARGED AND IMPROVED what was going on because o f his his residence in Cottage Grove.
nounce the following rates: From
Mr. llarvie l.ajoie has been
The Leader is celebrating its identification with the Mitchell
Cottage Grove to San Francisco
twentieth anniversary by coining wing of the party, and after |x»int- plowing for Mr. Brown this week. Ì f K. VOI: NO
and return $24.2(1. Sale dates.
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
out in enlarged and greatly im­ ing out how the grafting was )ier-
May 2nd, 3rd and 4th 1'RiM. Limit;
Mr. Fred l’annenter and family i w ,
I
ATTOKNKY A T L A \ T
J Final
World.
There is over 4 0 0 miles of this
return
limit
twenty-nine
proved form, which gives its i>etraled against the state and (lie have moved in the house lately
:i
omeri VniuiK RulMInR, Malli Street,
1 days. Stopovers; Not allowed—
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
vacated by Mr. Hunter.
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West SUI«-.
readers twelve columns more read 1 general government, he said;
Continuous passage required in
This is High Carlton Spring Wire which will
ing matter each week than former
" I didn't say Fulton was a thief,
Mr. J. A. Briggs and family
eacli direction. Children five years
keep
its shape when properly stretched. W i l l
lv and makes it the largest and but he acts like it ." At Salem he went to Pleasant Hill Sunday to
■WA'WA.IWA'WA.XW*. and under twelve years of age one-
carry a full stock of wire at all times.
liest paper published in the count! was accused of coming to Oregon attend the funeral of Mr. Briggs
half fare.
J. M. I s h a m .
jj[ r\i: FRANC '.Ci I I.K II.AKD
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outside of the comity seat. As at this time at the call and expense little niece.
In q u ire of
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N<»TICK TO CONTRACTORS.
Mr. Frank Mackie and Mr.
we announced to our readers the of Governor Chatnherlaiu, in order
OPTICIAN ind REFRACTI0MST
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first of the year when we enlarged to aid the governor in his ram- William Horn and families were e Finnin l-l New cbrinuanllk. Eugene,Or. Í
Notice is hereby given that the Coun­
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
* ty Coininissioners Court of Lane County,
tli* l.eader from a four-paged six . paign for I". S. senator but lleney entertained at K. V. Porters hos­
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V. w v.w -JI
pitable mansion Sunday.
Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the
column jiaper to an eight paged ! denied the charge.
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furnishing: of all materials and the con­
Mrs. C. V. Sheridan, who has g.
Edison, Columbia
struction of a county bridge across
lieen ill for some time was taken to 4 Y W. KIMK. M. I>.
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BmtulmuKh creek on County Road No.
the Cottage («rove Hospital M o n -!»
Victor
r H I A I I IA A m d AVRUKOR
MW at a place designated by the court,
day. We hot*- she will have a Í¡
GRAPH0PH0NES
in
accordance
with
the
plans,
specifica­
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In
Mi-KtrianU
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sjieedv recovery and s<x>ii return ▼ ... Orw 1 1 in ' tratture store
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OF C O TTAG E (JROVE. OREGON
Records
i' omce Ehonr, 341 K n »Irne« Ehonr, vtl jf tions and strain diagram now on file in
to her home.
the office of the county clerk of Lane
ORioMzr.n lata
N atio n vrntttn inno
I v . e v e P i v . v V ..V .V »
Notions. Novelties
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Eiactlj Wtiat You Want
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AT
JOHNSON’S STORE
w
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS HAVE ARRIVED
Benson’s Pharmacy I
DRAYING
HAULING
Goods w ill be Priced Right
from the First so we will not
have to Cut the Price in the
Middle to sell them afterwards
Hauling Done Promptly at
Reasonable Charge
W . A. HOGATE
iter Church ‘»Bimnyvilie
C a H. BU RK H O LDER.
Wynne Hardware Company
Wholesale and Retail
Hardware and Machinery
PLAIN ami MEDICATED BATHS
COTTAGE GROVE
Y O U SPEND
FLOUR
MILLS
Mill Feed
Gracili
and Hay
PAGE
W OVEN
DAVID GRKiQS,
Capital Stock
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0
Surplus -
5 .0 0 0
Undivided Profits
1 0 .0 0 0
Total
$ 4 0 ,0 0 0
No notes in our ease representing Capital, Surplus or
Undivided Profits, T hese I tems have lieen
paid in Cash or Earned
Hr.NHFHT K arin . Prexblent
S. W. WHi»r
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DIRECTORS:
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FIRST NATIONAL t ANK
county, Oregon: said bridge to lie a
J. T. Olson of Saginaw had hU | ( t i . u ' u .
Howe Truss span of ninety two COl
feet, supported on double bent piers set
name enrolled on the Leader sub­
I'O STI.K 11 t*.
on l>edrock with approaches aggregating
scription list while in town Thurs­
Spinal and Vibrating
sixty five p*5) feet in length. Ivach
day. He informs us that he lias *
Treatments.
bidder will he required to deposit with
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some orchard grass seed for sate.
« »fficc o v e r ( i a r -
his hid a certified check in the sum of
K man. firmen wax On.
five (5) per cent of the .amount of his
bid. all bids to lie filed with the county
clerk on or before May 8th, 19118 at 2
J . s. m f u l k v .
W atchm aker .
o’clock in the afternoon. The court re­
A 11 ornpy »-ut-in w
Kepairing at reaaonable marge».
serves the right to reject any and all
All work guaranteed flrat-ciaaa.
bids. By order of the court this 15th
Office Smite S Brink Hhi#.
Walckea, ('looks and Jewelry at Ixiweal I'rlee
Special atten tion iriven to Mining day of Aprit 19W.
J an<l C orporation Isaw.
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K. r . L kk , Countv Clerk.
W IRE
FENCE
BAZAA
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('¡iijirl mul Huv U eaviiijr. GENERAL FEED STORE
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I am prepared to do Carpet aud
Kug Weaving on short notice. Rea­
sonable prices and satiafaction is
guaranteed. Call at west W all j
street. Phone 4%.
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P n i V r P D
D. C. Baughman. Prop r.
HAY. GRAIN.
FLOUR. MILL FEED
POULTRY SUPPLIES
ivi* U U lYLJÍj i t . ; Pi,««* Office I«.
Residence 2
Cottage Grove, Oregon.