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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1909)
I f y o u L ik e TH E LEAD ER B o o s t fo r It- I f n o t. S e n d y o u r C r it ic is m to t h is P a p e r . A d v e r tis e In TH E LEAD ER T ille le W h a t B rin g s B u e ln e e e a n d g iv e s th e P a p e r L if e . PUBLISHED S E M I -W E E K L Y b B h e M IA n " g g E T L E A D E I< ! C o aso lH .l.d Ja n u a ry 9. 190» COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1909 VOL. XXL NO. 3 OVER 2000 NEW SULTAN ICO. E. SECOND FRUIT CROP HAMPTON SCO. NAMES FOR ! OF TURKEY ANNIVERSARY VERY UTILE ■ ■ ■ I IS DAMAGED Bargains this W eek W here Cash Beats Credit. Mens W ork Shirts, 3 5 cents each Balbriggan Underwear, 25 “ Mens Overalls, 75 “ Neckties, 25 “ Linen Pongee Shirts, asst colors, $1.25 to $1.50 Silk “ “ Panama Hats, . - . Mens Sailor Hats, Suitcases . . . 5 .0 0 - . 3.0 0 - . 1.50 to 3.0 0 1.40 to 8 .0 0 EM B R O ID ER Y W e buy embroidery in job lots and have as good values as can be found in any store in the county. Ladies Wrappers, $1.25 Large VVhite and Color edAprons, 25 and 5 0 cts. Ladies Hose in Black, Tan, Oxblood, Etc., 12M> to 50c W here Cash Beats Credit. OWENS SAWMILL LUMBER BARONS AGREE IS BEING MOVED! TO CURTAIL THE OUTPUT A . D. Owens and sons are mov ing their sawmill on Silk Creek a few miles west of this city, from its old site to a fine body of tim ber across the county road and valley, not far distant. They will only be a short distance from the Cottage Grove-I.orane wagon road and practically ihe same distance from this city and expect to have the mill rebuilt and in operation in its new location within two weeks. They turn out a fine grade of rough lumber. Seattle, April 2 8 .— Twenty-six of the leading lumber manufactur ers of Oregou, Washington and Idaho met today and decided to reduce the output of lumber 40 per cent. Lack of demand in the east and middle west is charged with the responsibility for the cur tailment, which will go into effect within the next few days. A new public road has been fenced and ojieued to travel from the 1. < ). (>. F\ cemetery north to the Phillips place formerly kuown The Continental I.ife Insurance as the Rranton farm. It is the in Co. has commenced suit ngniust tention to eventually extend this Isaac II. Kiugham on a note for new road on north to L ynx Hol low. Portland also Contributes Deposed Sultan's State-Prominent Citizens At-Cherries and Strawberry 2000 in One Day ment and Wealth tend Banquet and Re- Crop Slightly Injur- to Petitions. Announced. Cash Paid for Wool and Mohair There is great satisfaction in know ing that when you buy the section affected 1« properly ex- plotted and developed, a committee of citizens has planned to initiate the county. A fund has been raised for circulating the petitions and the names are coming freely. You are getting New, Fresh Stock of the best standard brands. IN SHOES W e can fit any foot and give you Style, comfort and durability. Cottage Grove Mercantile Co. Phone Main 643— Our own Delivery. ed by Frost John W . Maker is home from Constantinople, April 27.— Me Two years ago last Tuesday The prospects for a heavy fruit ins brief canvas of Jackson and I kerned kesckad F.ffeudi was pro evening, Company li, Capt. J. C. crop in Lane county the coming Josephine counties in the interest I claimed Sultan of Turkey this af Johnson commanding, was mus season are very bright. Some of the initiative petitions for the ; teruoon in succession to his brother tered in at Cottage Grove. Since concern was felt for the fruit after creation of the new county of Abdul IIamid II. that lime the company has been the recent frosts, but careful in “ Nesmith” from the southern por steadily growing in membership quiry seeius to prove that little S A L U T E FOR S K W SU L T A N . tion of Lane and a small corner of A salute of 110 guns was fired and efficiency until at Ibis the end damage has been done to crops in north Douglas counties at the g e n -L , • . . . this afternoon, announcing to the of its second year it takes rank general. Some few strawberries eral election next year. He met | waiting populace of Constanti- along with the oldest and best were injured, but the blooms were with greater success than was an | nople the change in Sultans, a,,d i l008'm ilitary organization of the not far enough advanced to cause ticipated, everyliody signing the geu- much injury, and growers say that the fact that Rescliad Effendi was ' state’ in marksmanship, petitions freely, in all, over 2000 the new sovereign of the Ottoman iela* efficiency and discipline, new blossoms are takiug the place legal voters. Mr. Baker left some empire. | This distinction has been won and of those affected by the frosts. of the petitions in the hands of NEW SULTA N R R EC EC OGN O GNIZED. 1 ' s maintained by much self sacri »)f the later fruits everything IZED. old friends and some of his old fice, diligence and hard work on points to heavy yields with the Washington, Ayril 28— Mehmed j game warden deputies and they the part of the efficient officers and single exception of apples. The V, the new sultan of Turkey, was | are swelling the list considerably,. privates of Co. E . This company apple crop in Lane will not lie as Mr. Baker will next visit another; offic,ally * « * * '" * « [ ‘"day ■■ »he the honor of représenta - 1 heavy as last year. The growers 'reigning ruler of that empire by|_. ' section of the state where he is tion in the national shooting touru account for this through the fact the Washington government. This well acquainted and run up an aments held annually in the far that last season’s crop was so action followed the official an other big list of names. He says east and the team pialified and heavy that it would be impossible nouncement of his accession to that everywhere the sentiment is chosen to represent the state in |to have it repeated this year. the state department by II. Kias- in favor of the subdivision of the by the zim Bey, the Turkish ambassador. this capacity has never failed to ¡Little thinning is done big counties and the big farms, the render a most enviable account of I apple-growers here and as a conse- booster spirit with “ Cheater Ore R E V O L T AGA IN ST T H E R K V O l . T E R S . - ilself and make ,i proud record forjqoeuce the tree must get some rest, Fifty Turkish officers have been 1 efficiency. gon” as its slogan, is responsible I Otherwise the apple outlook is in a degree for this growing senti arrested at F.rzeroum by their GRAND B A N yV K T. I good. ment in favor of the division and troops and despatched under escort 1 On this the second anniversary! f ^ r s are looking fine and a more speedy development of Ore to Trebizond. The actual signifi- | of Co. K there was a large attend-1K°°d cro»’ is t'er,ain if ,,otbi"K •"* gon’s monster counties. This all [ cance of this action is not yet terferes with the start already means the a,,ce officers and men and many I looks good for “ Nesmith county j clear, but it is feared it made. Peaches look well and no 1910.” ¡beginning of a revolt against the prominent citizen of the citv and I | serious loss is reported through the members of the G. A. R. were 2000 Names in Portland , young Turk officers. guests of honor. The Cottage | recent frosts. Wednesday's Fortland Telegram s u l t a n ’ s s t a t e m e n t . The berries promise a good I Grove band rendered some good says: Five men have secured Berlin, April .57— A dispatch to luarci,es ¡,„ ,1 patriotic airs, a splen yield, and while it is a little early 2000 names in Portland for the the Tagehlatt says Abdul Hamid did banquet was served and to figure ou some of the fruits, a pztitioii to create the comity of when told of his deposition, said: speeches were made by the officers, generally large crop of standard N'esiuith through the initiative. “ Since the renewal of the Os- visitors and many members of Co. quality is expected by the fruit The legislature refused to create iiianic constitution I have never E , Capt. B. K . Lawson serving raisers. this county last February, and the departed from it. 1 leave the in efficiently as toastmaster. The fanners are now ready for Much credit is due Captain J. a little more rain for grains and promoters of the proposed county, stigators of this tragedy to God's C. Johnson, his efficient officers are now following the tactics of justice My innocence concerning I a„,i the patriotic, loyal men of grasses. The light rainfall of late the Hood River people who, after j these occurrences is proved by the j Co. lv, for the enviable record is of slight lieuefit. The fields are lieiug repeatedly turned down by fact that no shot has lieen fired j which this young military orgatii a little dry, not however, to the the legislatures, were forced to \ from Yildiz during my reign. We ration has made and the high de gree of efficiency which it has at- extent that any loss has lieeu re tabled. It h a s made great pro ported or is even feared. on the proposition. The proposed 1 saved my land in several crises, gress and llu* citizens of Cottage county is made of parts of D oug-! If my abdication is desired, let Grove jsiint with pride to the A1*PLE LAND— Write E . A. las and Lane counties and the God’9 will be done.” record of this company and are proud of it. Long may the flag Miller, Monroe, Oregon, for par temporary county seat designated ODD S U L T A N 'S W E A I.T H . float over Co. li. ticulars. in the petition is Cottage Grove. Constantinople, April 28.— The j The people of Cottage ('»rove and vicinity contend that the people in i former ruler of the empire, Abdul | the proposed Nesmith county con Hamid will lie kept a prisoner in a |1 lar* e bouRe wi,b walled « rou,,ds 0,1, tribute to Douglas and Lane w ith -1 tbe heights over looking looking Salonika, Salonika, out deriving anv direct benefits. | tbe beiKb,s °v*r For this reason and in order t ha t ! wan teamed tonight. He is not GROCERIES spond to Toasts ‘° bc Put 0,1 trial as bas ^ Pre dic,ed' for be * cons,dered above ! lbe ' aw' ! 11 was tbou* b‘ wise to kee? tbe [deposed sultan in European Tur- key, remote from the capital, II is household will lie administered upon a generous scale and his life Circu* a Frost be safeguarded as he earnestly lie There was not a very large at sought when notified of his de- tendance at the Norris & Rowe thronemeiit. show Wednesday. The streets Constitutionalists want to get were pretty well lined to see the the great sums of money that the parade, which did not come off on former sultan is supposed to have time as usual. Most of the people abroad, not only because the gov- were from town, as there was a de- eminent needs it, hut because it is cided absence of rigs from the desirable that he be deprived of country at the livery stables, resources for another coupd'etat. Fanners are entirely too busy to Speculation places Abdul Hamid s quit work to come to the show and wealth anywhere ‘oetween #2.4,000,- the present one did not appeal very nno a„d #50,000,000. strongly to the average show-goer. , a , However, they gave a creditable A . L . Reed, the shoe maker, parade and the show was up to its who is also a harness maker, has usual standard.— Eugene Register. added a small stock of harness. Simeral & Cunningham for iron | Prie** right and the harness are bedsteads— from $ 2 .SO to #20. 'right. 1-2 Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! i Men’s Oxblood Oxfords - - $ 4 .0 0 Tan “ 4 .0 0 Boy’s Oxblood ami Tan Oxfords - 3 .0 0 Ladies’ Fine Pat. Green Boxing Oxfords 4.IK) “ Oxblood Oxfords - 3 .5 0 L adies’ Fine Kid, - 2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3 .5 0 Misses' and Childrens’ at Popular Prices. Men’s Strong $ Garfield Shoes P ivcific L o g g ers WHEELERTHOMPSON CO.
