Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, April 09, 1909, Image 2

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    COTTAGE GROVE LEADER.
Several prominent citizens have
called on the Leader lately and
pledged from $1 to $5 on our re­
ward offer for evidence which will
lead to conviction of violators of
the local option law in this city.
| We hope to lie able to increase
this reward from $25 to $50 iu a
short time.
iug them to greater efforts aud
achievements in the upbuilding of
Cottage Grove and community.
T H K UCADKK PU BLISH IN G CU (In e.)
At the close of the address a com­
O o n n k k . v K u H k i i i . i . f .
•
E d ito r» mittee of five was appointed to
Kut crest at the Cottage (tro v e posto«?«* an neo meet today, Friday, aud plan an
oud olann matter.
advertising campaign aud provide
I
for
funds therefor. The committee
HA
I
KS
SDHSCKIPTION
m o n th n j. c o t.1 consists of J. F. Spray, C. B. Stew-
Weekly, o te year. Sl.au.
IRMI W R U L V .
art, Joe I’orter, Fingal lliuds and
One Year
Blx Mouthn
1
I
.\. H. Wood. Mr. Richardson was
Three Monthn
then tendered a reception in the
commercial club rooms by the bus.
C O T T A G E G R O V E . O REGO N
¡ness men of the town and he de1
Located on the upper W illa m e t t e R iv e r
144 miles south oi Portlaud o u S o u t h e r n l‘a
dared these quarters the most ele­
cihe and Oregon & S o u th Haste in Railroads.
Population JVM), two !>anks paldic and high
gant, commodious aud up-to-date,
'bools, five churches, water, light aud sew-
4 , *> stems.creamery Hour m ill; two Wrick
maintained by any town in the state
sard s. saw mills, wood w ork factory, m a tc h
factory; steam lauadry an d the L a a d s r .
l iu Cottage (Tvfeve’s class.
T
um
A ^ v « «k.r\á F i l d a y a .
I 6 V S T B I I S AMD I I M 0 I C 1 S .
i .real forests of timlwr triWutai > t o C o tta g e
C.rove, fifteen saw m ills three shingle m ills
within a radius o f 15 rnilea. I le a .lu u a r t e m
f o r Bohemia gold mines and Black B u tte
quicksilver mines, valleys a n d fo o t -h ills ,
w ell a d a p te d to fr u it grow in g, fa r m in g au d
dairying. F o r in f o r m a t io n t e g a td in it th is
great c o u n t r y subscribe fo r t h e L e a d e r . | |
F R ID A Y .
A B R IL
9,
1909.
ENDORSEMENT OF
THE LEADER'S COURSE
we still have quite a nice as­
sortment ot the Marshall, Field
Co. sample line of Under­
muslins and Lingerie.
Quite a number have taken
advantage of this rare chance
to supply themselves with el­
egant undergarments, night
robes, etc., at really less than
wholesale cost if bought regu­
lar.
Come quickly. It’s going fast
Michigan went dry iu Monday’s
election and LOGO saloons and 10
j breweries are put out of business
l in consequence. Ou the same day
I the Alabama supreme court ren-
| dered a decision declaring the
j local option law of that state con­
stitutional and iu full force.
Sell what land you do not desire
! lor farming use, or, iu other words
j if you have more than you can farm,
dispose of it aud assist iu populat-
| ing your immediate locality, but
do not imagine for a moment that
the tune is not ri|ie to do so, says
an exchange.
The great timber and lum­
ber interests and the Bohemia
and Blackbutte mining inter­
ests of south Lane and north
Douglas are the chief factors
back of the new Nesmith
county movement.
WOULD DISCREDIT THE INITIATIVE.
L A D I E S
S on g of the Resurrection M o rn
The Leader has no kick against
the taxpaying voter and only criti­
cises the voting of a floating, non­
tax-paying element whether miner,
logger, farmer, poultryman, or
whatever his profession may be.
Ivditors Leader— l think you
Those |ieaiiut politicians who
have taken the projier stand on en­
(A fter Richard L e Gallienne.)
are
boosting the nefarious Drain
forcing the local option law. It is
believed by many good citizens scheme to initiate the new county
A W A K E , fond heart, and sing an Easter seng!
The legalized theives are falling
that the local option law is a fail­ of Cmpqua to be formed out of
T o the sweet anthem of returning bird
o u t"—says the Portland Journal.
ure. I do not think so. I believe north Douglas and south Lane ter­
A nd swelling bud and pale ascending blade
What’s the matter? Ain’t the
the law is all right, but the failure ritory overlapping the proposed
A dd the last word.
new
county
of
Nesmith
in
hope
of
license system alright? We sup­
is on the part of officals in not try­
posed there were no such troubles
Drear was the winter and the waiting long.
ing to enforce the law. 1 believe confusing aud defeating this meas­
outside
of a “dry” town.
that if officials were to treat those ure, do not seem to know that the
H eart, there were hours, indeed, thou wert afraid,
who steal, murder and violate the proposition receiving the most
S o long the spring delayed.
Mayor Lane will not lie a candi­
laws of virtue in a manner as indif­ votes will be given precedence over
date
for re-election as mayor of
ferent as they do the violators of the other. And since the creation
Portland. Joe Simon will be the
W
A
K
E
,
fond
heart,
and
go
thou
forth
and
sing!
of
Nesmith
county
is
the
original
the local option law, there would he
republican candidate for
the
no safety to life, property or virtue j and only legitimate movement in
^ U nite thy voice to all this music sweet
mayoralty.
Where
have
we
heard
in Cottage Grove. You cannot tliis direction, we are willing to
O f opening leaf and busy, building wing
that name before?
make a bad man good by law, but take our chances against the Eu­
A
nd
falling
showers;
you can make a bad man a good gene and Drain bushwhackers,
The Cottage Grove incorporate
T h e murmur soft of little lives newborn,
citizen by making him fear the who do not hesitate to announce
limits should be extended so as to
that the creation of l'tn|>qun coun
T h e armies of the grass, the myriad feet
law.
include the Bohemia mines and the
tv is only a rotten, contemptible,
C . 11. W a u - a c k .
logging camps east of town.
O f marching flowers.
dog-in-the-manger scheme to de
It is better to regard the soil and
TOM RICHARDSONS ABLE TALK feat the Nesmith county movement
its condition tlinii the almanac as
C H U T in the winter’s alabaster tomb,
and to also discredit the initiative
to the proper time to plant.
and referendum principle, so dear
^
S o white and still the sleeping summer lay
Portland’s, or rather, Oregon’s
to the hearts of the masses of the
T h a t dead she seemed,
There are not enough small tracts
great booster, Tom Richardson,
people. If tins dirty scheme on
for
the new coiners. Keep on di­
A
nd
none
might
know
how
in
her
magic
side
visited Cottage Grove Thursday, a
the part of Drain don't prove a
viding up the large farms.
guest of the local commercial club.
Slept the young spring and moved and smiled
boomerraug to that town and its
He visited the high school and ad­
Be ever proud of your home city,
and dreamed.
people the Leader will be greatly
dressed the teachers aud students
it
averages
far ahead of all others.
surprised.
Behold, she wakes again and, open eyed,
in the afternoon aud addressed a
Gazes, in wonder, r^und the leafy room
Creswell News,
large audience at the Christian
Twenty-five
saw
mills,
the
church Thursday evening. He i
A t the young flowers. Upon this Easter day
mines and
told the people how to get their Bohemia gold
Mr. lid Moore has goue to Port­
A w aken, too, my heart, open thine eyes,
share of the immigration which is Blackbutte quicksilver mines
land ott business.
A nd from thy seeming death thou, too, arise.
pouring into Oregon, which iu a of south Lane epunty demand
Henry Parsons has gone to Port­
nutshell was, advertise judiciously the creation of Nesmith Coun­
land on business.
O W softly blows the resurrection horn
and constantly keep Cottage Grove
ty from this territory
Mrs. Maddocks of Saginaw was
before the public.
‘ You have
A cross the meadows, over the far hills 1
a Creswell visitor last week.
wonderful aud immensely rich re­
In the soul's garden a new sweetness stirs,
Miss Maggie Veatch of Cottage
WOULD LICENSE NEAR BEER
sources in the way of timber and
Grove, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
A nd the heart fills,
mines about Cottage Grove and
John Martin.
There is a proposition to be pre­
A nd in and out the mind flow the soft airs.
you should constantly keep this
sented
to'the
city
council
by
a
cer
Mrs. Henry Melton and Mrs.
fact before the people of Oregon
A w ake, fond heart, and sing this Easter m om !
Eugene Howe spent Thursday in
and the new investment seekers," tain councilman, it is said, provid
in the year’s resurrection do thy part.
Springfield.
he said.
He referred at some ing for the licensing of near beer
A w ake, fond h e a rt!
joints.
If
grauted
this
would
af­
The revival services at the Pres­
length to the plan of creating the
byterian church will be continued
new county of Nesmith from this ford a blind for selling all kinds of
IS THE FIGHT ENDED?
all this week.
territory and said that the time booze under the brand of "near
ELECTION AFTERMATH
had come when the great counties beer" and every resort of the kind
A merry crowd of young people
We are told that the fight is over went on a hayrack ride Friday
of Oregon must l>e divided and cut would be nothing more nor less
Of all the high handed proceed­
up into smaller counties in order than a licensed or legalized blind ings yet imposed on the people of for another year, referring to the evening, as the guests of Mr.
to advance aud hasten the state's pig. We do not believe the citi­ Cottage Grove by the anti-local op- municipal election. So far as the Frank Schmidt.
growth and development. How­ zens of Cottage Grove want this tionists, was the altering, duplicat­ Leader is concerned, it has only
Mr. Rip Scott met with a pain­
ever, he laid great stress on con­ kind of a thing and if it should be ing or counterfeiting of the "Citi just begun, unless there is a de­ ful accident while riding horseback
ducting a fair, open and meritori­ granted by the council an initia zens" ticket in the la te ' municipal cided change in the administrative last week. lie was thrown from
affairs iu this city. Whenever
ous campaign for Nesmith, never tive vote should lie demanded on election.
his horse aud injured his ankle.
resorting to the abuse of opponents the question at an election called
The ticket designated as "C iti­ anyone thinks the people are going
The Creswell district Sunday
or condemnation of rival cotnmuni- for this purpose. Of course this zens ticket" was an official ticket, to tolerate a repetition of the open
school
convention meets Saturday
ties, and he especially urged the might put some Bohemia miners to nominated by the citizens of Cot­ violation of the ordinances and
aud
Sunday
at Pleasant Hill. A
the
trouble
of
suspending
work
for
perpetuation of the former good
tage Grove iu a called and adver­ laws, characteristic of the past
number of Creswell people expect
a
day
or
two
as
well
as
some
of
year,
they
are
going
to
get
badly
feeling between Cottage Grove and
tised convention, and if the T.eader
to attend.
Eugeue, saying each place could the loggers in the various camps of mistakes not, its alteration or coun­ fooled. The Leader will persist­
The ladies who went to Spring-
South
Lane
in
order
that
they
he of much assistance to the other.
terfeiting is no less titan a serious ently insist upon the enforcement
field
appreciate the kiuduess of the
might
again
come
to
town
to
take
of
the
ordinances
aud
laws
of
the
He said that after the first fast
violation of the city election laws
and furious rouud between Hood part iu directing the affairs of our and should be thoroughly investi­ land in Cottage Grove during the Schmidt brothers who furnished
River aud The Dalles that those city, but an initiative vote will gated.
A small fund could 1st ensuing year regardless of th? cost, the W. C. T. T . with a carriage.
The proceedings of the institution
certainly
be
called
on
this
question
two waring communities buried the
easily raised to get good reliable as well as the fulfillment of the ob­
hatchet and The Dalles business if it is granted by the council. legal advice on this question and ligations embodied in the oath of were very interesting and inspiring.
men finally passed resolutions The people" don’t want it.
if the proceedings were as illegal office taken by the city officials, a j
favoring the creation of Hood Riv­
as they were unscrupulous, the par­ failure of which on their p a itw illj
er County, and this was the secret
More Kentucky counties are ties guilty of that crooked piece of certainly constitute grounds for in-1
of the success of the movement. dry. Boyd county voted "d ry " political work should lie made to yoking the recall law in each and
W
T. K A Y SER
Mr. Richardson admonished the Wednesday by a majority of 107. pay the penalty. A few examples every ¡case. This thing of an ir­
I’R O I ’R I F T O R
people to stand by their local pa­ In Ashland, the center of the iron made of this class of ward heelers, responsible, non-property holding,
All Kinds of Hauling and
pers, by their Commercial Club and industry, church bells were ring­ might tend to make Cottage Grove nontax-paying floating element
controlling
the
Cottage
Grove
mun­
Heavy Dray W ork
Womans Auxiliary, and boost for ing hourly during the election. municipal politics a little more re-
Cottage Grove first, last and all of The victory of the "d ry s" means spectible. The result of the trick icipal elections and directing the
the time. His remarks were time that nh of the 1 JO counties iu the perpetrated was the election of ixiiicy of the city’s administrative Moving Pianos a Specialty
ly and had the effect of opening state are wholly "d ry " under the John Bartels as councilman in affairs, has about reached the
With Special Equipment
the eyes of our people and inspir- county unit law.
the Second Ward over G. L. limit and the Leader, for one, does
Rees, the regular nominee, the not propose to collapse into an
O F F IC E
a tj. V. Thornton's Confectionery.
trick not being perpetrated in the over awed, brow-beaten or intimi­
W elcome W 6 rds to W omen
other wards. Right here however, dated silence, as have many of our
PI ION R
W o n » »h o .utter with disorder, peculisr to their
R e s ilie n c e , .VM
the Leader wants it distinctly un­ citizens, and witness without pro­ O ffice, 14 >6
ees should writs to Dr. Pierce . „ d receive free the
physician o f over 40 years’ experience
derstood that it entertains no ill test all manners of official delin­
skilled eod successful specislist in the di.rs.es
will toward Mr. Bartels, but on the quency and disobedience to the re­
Hvsry letter of this sort hs. the m ».t
siderstion sod is recorded ss sscrcdly
other hand holds him in the same quirements of the ordinances and
...
7 *euy s e n s it iv e !y odist » o n e . writs
esteem as it does the other mem­ the laws of the county and state, R eo. M itchell and Stod-
fW y to Dr. Pierse what they would shrink (rom
*•""*< to theta local physician. The local physician
bers of the city council.
We are during the ensuing year.
a rd -D ay lo n c a r s
A
Burkholdcr-W
oods Co.
REAL ESTATE
•i room house, bath and pantry, 1 acre, 7 room house, good well,
city water, electiic lights, barn,
fruit and outbuildings, fine soil,
chicken house, some fruit and
$1600.
berries, fine location. $050. Fart Fine river bottom land, 5 and 10
down, balance on time, if de~
acre tracts, from $80 to '$125 per
sired, large lot 100x212.
acre.
2 lots east of railroad 5 room house, Some acreage in eity $250 [ier
acre.
good well, $050.
An extra good business investment
for the right party.
4 room cottage, 2 large lots, city
water, $f>5Q. -
One of the finest residence proper­
7 room house, good well, lot HOx
ties in the city, close in, modern
1H0, $1200.
throughout, 5 rooms, 2 pantries,
2 closets, hath room, hot aud
4 acres, fine location, 34 fruit trees,
cold water, electric lights. Base-
5 room house, closet and pantry,
meut and concrete foundation.
good water, outbuildings. Terms
$2000. Fart cash balance ou
/* cash, balance on time if de­
time if desired.
sired, $1500.
Lot 5.5*100 feet, 5 room house,
close in, eity water, $700.
50x100 feet on Fourth street, 6
room house, bath and pantry,
AUTOMOBILES
? ..P rettT .‘ ar* *° “ T '*>•• lw cannot do anythin*
without so eiam in ation." Dr. Pierce holds that
distasteful elim ination, era generally need-
•seept In
should subw it to
, _
- _ r*dh*
*ho prisse y o f
Favorita Pcs se raps ion** has cured
o f them the w orst o f eases,
fc is the nnl^medistne n f its kind that is the Prodimi of • regularly graduated
ggfrS
Us^eiS
J 00é ' n0T
j hr a ' no
kt secrecy *"
*» hear e «S
cvcîr
g edient on its
outside 7 wrapper.
There
It will
sien
ne -
a.Nld u n ? lff T* ■” •“ •‘¿ '» rm in g drags are found i„ it Som. »„.crup-
W .T v ô !; h " l . t ^ W..T* T. ° wr T "
J W t tske it. D e tti trig .
V P i « l p A .id .e . J - -** ^ T rv * ,>' T ““ rT Medical / ..locu tion, Dr R.
~ * rtesee, President, Badato N . Y ., tske the advice received end he well.
only condemning the unfair and
$ 5 5 0 to $ 4 .0 0 0
questionable methods adopted in
Wheat reached the high water F R A N K BF.NNF.TT. Eugene, O r.
bringing ahout his election, for mark in Chicago Wednesday be­ f2 and P earl sfa. P h o n e R e d 4)51
which, it is understood, Mr. Bartels ing quoted four cents higher than
was not responsible.
during the famous Gates corner in
l'M>3. The quotations went up to
Since battleships are now used $ 1.25' i . It is retailing at $1.25
for show purposes only it seems in Cottage Grove, which gives the j F ir* » C l* « * W o rk , o v e r R a n k o f C o t t a r ?
C '.rovf, C o t t a r c (Trove, O re t o n
foolish to build such large and cost poultry fanciers that scowl that f
won't wear off.
ly ones.
King & King
At the Bridge
1200 .
$
H
Cottage Grave Dray Co.
SEE
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
A l l K in d » of
Mill Feed
G r a in
an d Hay
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P rop rietor.
IT
Spring Season
q Our Spring Season has opened moif satisfactorily.
New orders are coming in and we are filling them in a
manner satisfactory to our trade.
Q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout
the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted
to the the trade.
SEND US YO U R . O R D E R S F O R G O O D S
IN O U R L I N E A N D W E D O T H E R E S T
JOHNSON & MATLOCK
G E N E R A L M E R C H A N D ISE
Notice of Final Account.
In the matter of the Assignment
the Wheeler-Thonipson Co., of Cotta)
Drove, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that W. I
Abrams, Assignee has filed liis accom
for final settlement of said estate wi
th * clerk of the court and that Honda
April 12, 1900, at I o’clock p. m„ oi sa
day has been set for hearing the same.
W. H . A b r a m s . Assignee.
G e o r g e B. D o r r i s , Attorney.
Edison, Colombia
Victor
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