Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, February 02, 1909, Image 2

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W hy ilou't you protect your Ihviln, Notes, mu) M ortgages, Con-
tracts. T ax Receipts, ami o th e r V ilun b'e l ’u|iers, K eepsake Jew elry.
E tc ., from FI HE «ml lU KHLAkH by renting one of our
TO BE GIVEN B Y THE
Chorus Club of the Royal Academy
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS - 1 hat’s Wise, Too.
Just Installed.
Come and See Them.
T h o O ld R e lia b le .
A T THE ARMORY HALL
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. county division proposition from
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 3, ’09
T h e First N a tio n a l B a n k
the standpoint of the old county
seat rin g or “ K nockers C lu b .’’
THIS l.*AI>K«
Defer passing judgm ent until you
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Editors
C o n n e r A IH i B k i ’I I . i . k ,
hear the pleadings ot l>oth the
Brother
K ntered al th e Colta«« d ro v e postoli)ce xs sec- plaintiff and defendant,
oiid-cla*» m a tte r.
Beebe. Be fair!
T u « i< ts y s s n i F rid a y * .
I’Um.lSII IN I! CO (In c .)
su iiacuirrloN ItATKH
m o u th s .75 cents
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C O TTA G E G R O V E . OREGON
Locttic«l on th e upper W illam ette River
144 m iles south of P orllam l ou S outhern Pa­
cific am i o re s o n & South E astern Railroads.
•opulatiou 25u>; tw o »»auks; p u b lic a n d h ie h
'hools. five ch u rch e * : w ater, lig h t a u d sew-
„ s y s te m « ; c r e a m e r y ; Hour mill; t w o br ick
,ard s; sa w mills; w o o d w o r k factory; m a tch
fa c to ry . stenm la undry a n ti th e L e a d e r .
A good m any readers of the
Portland Daily Journal down this
way m arvel at the fact that th e
Journal will assign a m an to legis­
lative reporting at Salem, who
d o n 't know a legislative assembly
from a town council, who was
never inside of a legislative hall
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b e f o r e , HOT W 1111111 t l i e p o r t a l s OI a
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PR O G R A M
Chorus “ G reat an d G lorious” ............................................................ A. Beirly
Chorus Club
G u itar solor “ S abastopol” ( Repeated by R equest)................II. Worrnl
Miss G ertrude Ennnerson
M ixed q uartet “ M oonlight Will Come A g ain ” ................Will Thompson
Mr. Johnson, M ary Hopper, G ertrude Emmerson, Alinon ( Evens
Solo, vocal “ H eavenly Song” .............................................................II. G ray
Mr. lolinsou
l’iauo duet “ S hepherd’s Evening Song” op 76................Chas. I). Blake
Miss G ertrude Emmersoti. Mrs. Johnson
Violin solo “ Sim ple A vieu” ..............................................................P . Tliouie
Edw ard Babcock
Duet, vocal “ S hip A hoy” ....................................................H arrison M illard
Mr. Johnson, Prescott W heeler
Chorus “ Memory Bells” ................................................................... A. Beirly
Chorus Club
P iano solo “ Old Black Jo e” ( Concert v aria tio n s).........Erederick Lewis
Miss G ertrude Emiuersou
Male quartet “ lie Knows it a ll” ............................................... Finley Lyons
Mr. Johnson, l’rescott W heeler, F rank W heeler, Aliuon Owens
Piano duet “ M arche T riu m p h ale” ....................................... F. G . Rathbun
Misses G ertrude Emmersoti, Mary Hopper
Ladies T rio “ Sweet R est” .............................................................C. E. Leslie
Misses Amy Owens, O live P an ic le, G ertrude Emiuersou
Duet, vocal “ W hispering H ope” ...................................... Alice H aw thorne
Mr. Johnson, G ertrude Ennnerson
O rchestra, O pus .100..................................................................... W . T . Kohler
Solo, vocal “ Asleep in the Deep” ..............................................II. W. Petrie
,
1 Edw ard Babcock
Chorus “ (in the Silvery S ea” ..............................................................\ . Bierly
Chorus Club
Piano, Six H and Piece “ M euuet” ......................................... W. A. Mozart
Misses G ertrude Etnmersoii, Mary Hopper, I'ay e Deardorff
M ixed q u artet “ Soft EToating on the A ir” ...............................F. W. R(x>t
H iram W heeler, Olive Partnele, Mary H opper, Roy W heeler
Double m ale q u artet “ G oing Down the V alley” ................J . II. Fillm ore
G u itar solo “ S panish M arch” .....................................................................
A rchie Wilson
F lag drill “ O ur C ountry’s F la g ” (R epeated by R equest).........A. Beirly
Chorus Club
SENATOR KNOX, MRS. KNOX AND THEIR WASHINGTON HOME.
S e n a to r P h ila n d e r
K nox, w h o w ill becom e se c re ta ry o f s t a te when Mr.
Taft assembles h is c a b in e t. 1ms o n e o f th e finest h o m es In W ash in g to n . It has
b een the r a n e of m any b r illia n t’ e n te r ta in m e n ts , fo r th e s e n a to r and hla
clia rm ln g .tfUjp& rc n o te d fo r th e ir h o sp ita lity .
capital city. 11 is reports ot the
I 0 U S T R 1 E S AND R E SO U R C E S.
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legislative proceedings
are too
A good little story com es front
C'.rcat forests of t«ral*er trib u ta ry to L ullage » n
r
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C.rove: fifteen «aw m ills, th re e sh in g le m ills, J ridiculous to be am usillg aild lie is
our city school in d icatin g th a t even
w ith in a ratlins of 15 m iles. H eadquarters •
,
H u m o r m2 P h ilo so p h y
for B ohem ia gold m iues a n d Black Butte evideiltlv’ a
prillCC of grafters
the prim ary p upils in C ottage
q u ic k silv er m ines; valleys am i foot-hills
w ell ad ap ted to fru it grow ing, fan n in g a n d ¡judging fl'Olll tile WaV lie Colors
By DUNCAN H. SMITH
G rove are deeply im pressed an d
d airy in g . F or in fo rm atio n regarding th is j
^
J
g reat co u n try subscrilie for th e L e a d e r .
llis reports to S u i t tllC VdlioUS 111-
are very en th u siastic boosters for
| terests he espouses; w h ile h is re N esm ith county. Being asked
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, tOOL
• jiorts are su p p o sed to be fair, u n
"w h a t is required to build up a
D
o
n
’t
g e t sick . Som e o f y o u r long
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great city?” A little son of J. W. su ffe rin g f rie n d s m ay com e a ro u n d
T h e state fair and the c a p ito l! be has handled the N esm ith em ul­ W ilson prom ptly replied: “ C o u n ­ a n d In sist u p o n y o u r ta k in g y o u r ow n
ate to rem ain at Salem .
j'y proceedings at Salem, is to be ty division, a court house an d a o fte n p re sc rib e d m edicine.
— —— — —
i taken as a criterian, his “ specials" city p a r k .”
O f c o u rse we
Farm ers report fall grain unin- ! are so false an d m isleading as to
w ou ld b e care­
jured by th e late freeze and say it i brand the Jo u rn als service as ut-
Regarding the printed circ u lar
fu l n s p o ssib le
o f th e feellu g s
will prove of m uch benefit to the | terly unreliable. His reference turned out by the E ugene “ k n o c k ­
o f o u r frie n d s if
land.
Friday to the Nesmith county bill ers c lu b ," headed “ why N esm ith
w e could only
being in the hands of the com m it­ county should not be cre ate d ,”
p rlv u te ly
con­
v in ce o u rselv es
Today is “ ground hog d a y " tee on counties composed of mem th is anti-booster docum ent is best
of th e rig h t o f
and it is to be hoped the a n i­ bers of Lane and Douglas delega­ sum m ed up in the lan g u ag e of the
o u r frie n d s to
tions,
dem
onstrated
the
fact
th
a
t
newsboy. “ I a in ’t insultiu of yer
mal will not get a good look at his
possess feelings.
shadow. T he sunshine, lik e the he is not fam iliar with the com m it­ — I tell yer I ’m sim ply callen ' of
I f th e re is a n y th in g th a t a woman
rain, is alw ays welcome out of tee assignm ents au d his com ments yer a liar an d yer are one!”
y e a rn s to h a v e o u h an d n o w a d a y s It Is
or
sum
m
ary
of
com
mittee
work
is
season.
one o f th e n e w sleeves.
T he E ugene Register is exteu
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woefully unreliable if not purpose
I.lfe would he one grand sweet song
T h e Roseburg papers are sore j
A great daily should sively advertising its “ barg ain
d
a
y
”
on
w
hich
subscriptions
a
r
e
!
lf'
we c(mU1 rewnrd our frlonds nnd
because their people would not | K«ve the public more fair an d reli
,,
‘
punish our enemies according to our
taken at a
reduced price. own private code.
turn out and attend a called m ass j able service,
T here will probably be no g r e a t1
m eeting hostile to county division,
Free Instruction in Horticulture.
**ns i p s • P * w T iH w T t H UP
*
the people are ta k in g no interest ill
T h e p ^ i ster is attem pting to rush upon its subscription depart- c a u s e f " o 0,nan
r je alo u sy A D MD
O w N
A N O IT »
m ent from south L ane countv on —w h o is th e only 5 Ot-O
the m atter over in Douglas.
' reassure itself an d its readers th at
A six week course in h o rticu l­
w o m an p resen t.
th a t day.
; N esm ith county will not be created
ture is now under way at the
en-
“ Every farmer* boy w ants to lie but that a bill will be passed sub
[unction City claim s the c h a m ­ d u I t r e Is h a a r d n o to
A gricultural College, Corvallis,
th e r’s
school teacher, every school teach­ m itting such m atters to a vote of pion public school d eb atin g team
p ain - u n le s s y o n
Oregon, an d there is a large a t­
er hopes to l>e an editor, every the people of the territory affected, of Lane county. Well, th a t is a a r e e ith e r h is p h y ­
tendance from different parts of
editor would like to be a banker, when it is anticipated the Nesm ith real honor, better th an cham pion sic ia n o r h is tr a in ­
ed n u rse.
th e state, the atten d an ce being
every b an k er would like to be a proposition will be given a solar football or b asketball players.
tru st m agnate, an d every trust plexus punch by Lane an d Doug
H n d th e co m b in atio n heon j u s t a lit more th a n double th a t of last year, j
m agnate hopes some day to own a las. ( Hir esteemed contem porary
A terrible blizzard swept over tie d iffe re n t ev ery m an is d ead su re Some of the most interesting work
farm and have chickens and cows does not seem to recognize the fact the m iddle an d northern states last he w ould h a v e been n g r e a t a n d g lo ri­
in th e course is yet to come.
ous success.
and pigs and horses to look after. that no m atter if such a bill is S aturday.
Many fruit-grow ers are unable to
W e end where we lieg iu .”
passed by the legislature and the
I t m ay be all r ig h t to b e stre n u o u s
if so m e o n e else w ill sta n d th e expense attend the course for the entire six
i Nesm ith county movement were ATTACHMENT LAW
a n d le t y ou re a p th e profits.
weeks, b u t are able to come for a
It is not enough th a t interest defeated in Lane and Douglas by
few days or several weeks. T h e
IS
A
SKIN
GAME
should lie taken in th e growth and m eans of th is m easure, the people
Belated Praise.
course
is open to them at any time.
of
Nesmith
would
still
have
the
S
in
g
a
son*?
o
f
s
u
m
m
e
r
.
upbuilding of the town and sur­
H a r d to c h a n t I ts p r a i s e s
House bill No. 93, by Cam pbell,
T here will be two weeks more of
rounding country. Let every citi­ privilege of an appeal to the
W h e n th e s u n is b o ilin g
by request, is to abolish the oltl
A n d i t ’s h o t a s b la z e s .
apple-packing au d work in b u d ­
zen of C ottage G rove p u t a people of the state through the
H u t its r a r e a ttr a c tio n s
unjust Oregon attachm ent law .
d
ing an d grafting. In addition to
A
re
im
m
e
n
s
e
ly
p
le
a
s
in
g
initiative
and
would
then
most
shoulder to the wheel and aid in
W h e n t h e sn o w c o m e s d r if t in g
I rnler th at law any creditor can
this, special lectures are given on
m ak in g Cottage G rove the best surely* receive fair and just consid­
A n d o u r e a r s a r e f r e e z in g .
sw ear out a com plaint and start an
the various phases of fruit grow ­
tow n in this part of the state. eration and have their wishes
W h e n t h e d a y s h a v e v a n is h e d
attachm ent suit an d attach a n y ­
ing, tru ck gardening, an d la n d ­
T
h
a
t
w
e
re
f
u
ll
o
f
s
p
le
n
d
o
r
,
granted
in
th
e
creation
of
Nesmith
S ym pathy is valuable, b u t as­
H o t e n o u g h . I ’ll v e n tu r e .
th in g a man or corporation h as
scape gardening.
S to r a g e l a r d t o r e n d e r .
sistance in any and all work is county, as th e Hood river people
H o w th e y s t r i k e o u r f a n c y
got. In other civilized states an
Beginning on February <S a
w hat is needed if we are to m ake did after their prolonged struggle.
L ik e a h a m m e r tr i p p in g
attachm ent suit m ust allege fraud,
special
course of two weeks will
W
i
th
a
z
e
ro
la
y
o
u
t
Nesmith
is
going
to
be
a
reality
a stride in any given direction.
A n d th e f r o s t b u g n ip p in g !
he given in w aln u t g raftin g . T his
aud d o n ’t you forget it, neighbor. or that the debtor will abscond?
T h e n w e d ie o f lo n g in g
Here in Oregon any jack law yer
should l>e of great interest to peo­
T h e editor of the Springfield
F o r th e b r e e z e s fle e tin g
will start an attachm ent suit, clap
T h a t w ith b la s t o f f u r n a c e
ple contem plating engaging in this
HE WILL CARRY NESM ITH
News says he has been non-comm it­
W e re a t tim e s c o m p e tin g .
oil big fees and m ake costs, for a
industry. T h e most im portant
A n d w o c a n in f a n c y
ta l on the county division proposi­
F e e l th e m f a n o u r f a c e s
m ethods of w alnut graftin g will lie
Editor llo fer of the Salem Jo u r­ big business m an ag ain st whom he
W h e n w e fln& o ld w in te r
tion, not considering it any of his
has a spite. T his bill will lie
G e tt in g d o w n t o e a s e s .
taken
up, in clu d in g the very su c­
nal,
who
fought
the
last
U
niver­
fight until he happened to attend a
fought bv law yers w ho w ant to
cessful an d fam ous Payne m ethod,
T h u s a t e v e ry s e a s o n
m eeting of the E ugene Com­ sity appropriation tooth and nail,
V a in r e g r e t s c o m e f r e t t i n g
keep this Oregon boot on the
n addition to the lectures practice
F o r th e o n e t h a t ’s v a n is h e d .
m ercial Club recently, when he is urging a big appropriation for
lim
bs
of
the
creditor
class
to
m
ake
O n Its g r a c e s b e ttin g .
will
he given iu the work includ­
the
agricultural
college.
H
e
is
w a s c o n v in c e d th a t the creation of
A n ti w e c o m e r e c i ti n g
fees out of it, b u t not by the
W o r d s s e r e n e a n d p le a s a n t
ing nursery grafting, and the top­
N esm ith county was not the proper also urging through his paper the
F o r th e o n e t h a t I s n ’t
biggest an d ablest attorneys in the
w orking of the large A m erican
O n th e Job a t p r e s e n t.
thing, at this tim e. W e are su r­ formation of Nesm ith county. Mr.
state.
It
am
ends
the
law
so
as
to
black
w aln u t trees found scattered
llofer
aspires
to
be
governor
of
prised at our friend Beebe. It
R e g a r d l e s s of ths Future.
require some allegations of fraud.
over the state.
would lie just as reasonable for a O regon.— Eugene Register.
It should pass.
In the last tw o weeks of the
Editor llo fe r won’t care a con­
Verdict of guilty to Vie found in a
course
tw o hours a day of practical
tinental
if
he
c
a
n
't
play
iti
the
crim inal case, or a decision
instruction will be given in spray­
ft
-
an
Auro - a « c u t i
rendered in a civil case after hear­ Register’s back yard, so long as
\ TV' °
' A MOAT
l O O l O lA M f lr
ing. p ru n in g , sta k in g an d setting
ing one side of the case only, as he can stroll at liliertv in our new
I t :*?
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of
orchards. T h is work includes
park
and
bask
in
the
sunny
smiles
for Editor Heel)« to pass judgm ent
apples, grapes, peaches, cherries,
o|t N esm ith county after listen of fair C ottage Grove and proud
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etc.
SC.
only to the presentation o f the Nesm ith.
« i f»»r
Special lectures will be given by
some of the best authorities on
h orticulture to lrc found iu the
northw est. These courses are open
to an y one interested in horticul
tore.
Come at an y time.
W oman’ , m olt Jloriooa endowment it the power
to awaken and hold the pure end hone.t love ol a
Corvallis, Oregon, Ja n . Jo, I'ttl't.
worthy man. When .he lorn* it end .till love* on,
I
R ecita l B eg in s a t 8 P. M.
A d m issio n , P op ular P rice s
COME A N D BRING YOUR FR IE N D S
j
Woman's Pcnver
Over Man
in tho wide world can know thr heart »tony
roe. The women who auffers from weak-
derangement o f her special womanly o r-
fieni.m toon Ime, the power to .w ay the heart of
• man. Her general health .offer* end .he Iota*
her good look., her * attractiveness, **ma
her noBiniiiiM
amiability y
and her power end preatige
~
restige ae
as e
a woman. Dr.
R .V . Pierce, of Buffalo, N .Y ., with
the naeiatance o f hi. •taff
i
ol «Me physicians, has prescribed for end cored many
n. fie he. devised a successful remedy lor women's eit-
■Mb. It it known e* D r. Pierce’ . Favorite Prescription.
It is a positive
■ peciir for the weoknee.ee aad disorders peculiar to women. It pari*«*, i
late., .trengthena and heal.. Medicine dealer* mil 1 «. N o Aonr,/ dealer wilt
edviae you 10 acoept A auhalitute in order to make e little larger profit.
I T M A K E S W E A K W O M EN STRO NG.
S IC K W OM EN W E L L .
r f l * . ra y u M a e o d a f r u p h i S M a a t . U v t r M t Ifewafc.
Some girls nre Jnst determined to
j marry, no matter If their husbands are
i 80 P°ot that they can't pay much ali­
Buying t ’hrlstmns presenta Is easy, mony.
but paying for them Is different.
Edison, Columbia
Victor
GRAPHOPHONES
Records
Notions, Novelties
If you have real or personal property
for sale, leave your descrip­
tion am! price with
ALTA KING, a t the bridge
Hiactlj H at T od 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
E verything new and no-to-date. Best brands and grades ot
Fresh Groceries. C ountry Produce bought and sold. Call and
see w hat a dollar will buy a t W . C. J O H N S O N ’S .
Watch for our announce­
ment later. In the mean­
time remember we are
Headquarters (or Hardware
;=S(
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
A ll K in d s of
Mill Feed
G r o k in
•
and Hay
COTTAGE GROVE. ORE.
■a caa « « « ■« m r ikalricto. t u a l u
Ik . till* Iu r«u r era - n , i a l fiu jrsar
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