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W h e n Y o u T h in k O f QUEEN ESTHER THE BEAUTIFUL SACRED CANTATA F urn iture T H IN K O F SIMERAL ® VANDENBERG Prices Right A t th e A r m o r y T h e a te r And so is our Stock of Carpets, L. arpe Rugs, Mattings, Iron Bedsteads, Ft ur- niture and Mattresses. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. THE EUGENE JOURNAL T u e s d a y s a n d F rid a y s . SUSPENDS PUBLICATION THK I.IA D K K PUBI.ISHINU C O (Ino.) - E d ito r« Knterert at the Cottage G rove postolHce as sec ond-class matter. S U H H C K im o N KATK.H W e e k ly , o ne y e a r . SI.50. m o n th s .75 c e n ts SFMIWFEKt.Y. One Year Mix Months . . . t2.nO 1 .oO .75 Three Mont ha T l ’E SD A V , JITXK I, UW>. N e s m ith c o u iitv 1910! T he Y oung T u rk s have gobbled all the oUl T u rk ’s money. H elp the city p ark im provem ent committee by patronizing the Queen E sther cantata. T he county court will soon be gin the building of a cement walk in front of the jail yard. Homer Davenport, the great cartoonist, and wife, have separat ed, incom patahility of tem pera ment lieing given as the cause. Every boy, girl, woman and child must have an an g ler’s license, even to catch minnows and chubs, suckers and catfish, ( ’.rent scheme to get money. tt was observed Sunday and M onday th a t a good m any of the old veterans are still hale and hearty and good for m any more years of usefulness. President Taft pressed the elec tric button which set the m achin ery in motion and formally opened the big Seattle exposition at noon today. T h e sound city is crowded w ith visitors. T hirty blocks paved in Salem will be th e record for 1909. A five-story steel fram e building go in g up in Salem, a seven-story b uilding projected and all the re tu rn s not in yet. State capitol go in g some. T o pave or not to pave is the question. All adm it, however, th a t Main street should lie im proved, b u t whether with crushed rock, (crushed in a coffee mill we presum e) o r pavement dope, is still a debateable question. South b an e county needs a good m any more farmers, fruit growers and dairym en, in which event Cot tage ('.rove could lie depended upon to k eep up with the pace. Too many Oregon towns are de veloped in advance of their'T ribu tary country. H arrison R. K incaid, who fori forty-five years h as published the I Oregon S tate Jo u rn al at Eugene, suspended publication of that paper last Friday. In his farewell editorial he gives the printers union and all unions as far as that is concerned, the following rap: T his paper m ight and perhaps would have been continued for j several years longer— we had de j sired to m ake a record of carrying on this paper 50 years—but for the % fact that tim es have became so good, prices of living so high and printers so prosperous, th at tliev1 have money to give aw ay, and would rather pay their meuiliers for rem aining idle an d doing noth ing, rather th an to permit them to have steady em ployment in carry ing on a useful business th a t uses m aterials, furuishes employment to several people an d benefits hun dreds, if such business cannot pay just as m uch w ages as some other business can pay that has a much greater income, or as they choose to dem and, regardless of w hat the business can pay. They do not contribute a ceut to help pay the expenses of the business. Tjjey are not patrons of the business. They do not know or care an y thing about w hat au y business can pay or whether it can lie continued at the prices they fix. Therefore, they have no moral right to dictate to the owner of the property and business w hat w ages he shall pay, and by doing so they m ust neces sarily reduce the num ber of em ployers, w herever and whenever said employers cannot meet their dem ands, and m ust increase the num ber of those seeking employ- rneiit, and by such action will u lti m ately decrease wages. F nder these conditions, the owuer now reluctantly discontinues the paper, which he has edited and published for more than 45 years continuously. A petition to President T aft is being circulated an d freely signed by Oregon editors asking th at the sentence of Chas, Nickel, the vet eran new spaper m an of Jackson county, lie revoked, upon the grounds th a t lie was convicted of perjury in the tim ber land cases, by self confessed perjurers and timlier land sh ark s with a hope of tj clearing themselves. Mr. Nickell is under sentence of 1.1 m onths im prisonmeut at McXieJ’s island, which term he m ust begin serving soon unless granted executive clemency. A ids Nature T h e great su ccess o f D r. P ie rc e ’s C o ld e n M ed ic a l D is c o v e ry in cu rin g w e a k s to m a c h s , w a ste d b o d ies, w eak lu n g s, s o d o b stin a te and lin g erin g co u g h s, is based on th e re c o g n itio n of th e fu n d a m e n ta l tr u th th a t " (¡ o ld e n M ed ical D is c o v e r y " su p p lies N a tu re w ith bo d y -h u ild - ing, tis su e -re p a irin g , m u scle-m ak in g m a te ria ls , in co n d en sed a n d c o n c e n tra te d fo rm . W ith th is h elp N a tu re su p p lies t h e n e ce ssa ry s tre n g th to th e sto m a c h to digest fo o d , b u ild up the b o d y an d th e re b y th ro w off lingering o b stin a te c o u g h s. T h e " D is c o v e r y " re -e stab lish e s th e d ig estiv e a n d n u tritiv e o rg a n s in so u n d h e a lth , purifies nod e n ric h e s th e b lo o d , a n d n o u rish e s th e n e rv e s —in a b o rt e sta b lis h e s s o u n d v ig o ro u s h e a lth . i t y e a r dernier o ffe r* m om etblng f t Im p r o b a b ly b e tte r F O R H i m i f a t yo u a r e tblm blm g o f tb e c u re t b o r o fm n o t h in g " lo o t mm g a o d " '* fo o t me g o o d , " - •- I t p o r k b e tte r. mot tb e p r o f it , mo t o r yom. S a y mo. D r. P i e r c e ’s C o m m o n .Sense M ed ic a l A d v is e r, In P la in E n g lish ; o r , M e d - ’ ie in e S im p lifie d . lOflfl pages. o v e r 700 illu a tra tio o a . n e w ly re v ise d u p -to -d a te E d itio n , p a p e r -b o u n d , se n t fo r 21 o n e -c e n t s ta m p s, to c o v e r c o st of m ailing emly. C lo th -h o u n d , 31 s ta m p s. A d d re ss D r. R . V . P ie rc e , B uffalo, N . Y . Th u rsd a y fit th e N ew C ity P a rk . Screen Doors and Window Screens - After two weeks of strenuous daily rehears ing and drilling the beautiful Queen Esther cantiita is m w about ready for presentation to the people o. Cottage ( ‘.rove for the first time. T h is grand m usical entertainm ent is under the skillful direction of Prof- Martin E. Robinson, who, it wifi be remembered, so successfully in troduced the Belshazzar can tata at this place a year ago and which received so m uch praise. Oueeu Esther is even a more beautiful can tata, with its m any solos, duets, quartets, choruses, and drills. Its gorgeous oriental costumes and scenery, in which cast and chorus fifty of Cot tag e G rove's best singers, besides Roseburg’p fatuous vocalist, C. Morton Hadley, tak e prom i nent part. T he role of King Aliasuerus, is very acceptably played by J. S. Powell, who lias a strong an d deep bass voice well adapted to the part. Mrs. J . O. Van W inkle, as Esther the Q ueen, lias a clear, sweet soprano voice adm ira bly adapted to this role.- Dr. J. (). Vail W inkle as Mordecai, the Jew, lias a tenor voice well suited to this difficult role, while Miss g lia Anderson, as the Prophet ess, sings the beautiful solos itf tl|is role ad m ira bly, and all of the less im portant roles ip tlfe big cast are in competent hands. The beautiful ftnd impressive vocal duet at the partin g of H ainan and Zereth, lps wife, as interpreted by C. Morton H adley, of Rospburg, and Mrs. A, Drund of this city, is alone worth the price of admission. Mr. H adley has in ter preted this role for Prof. Robinson, the director, on several occasions, and is pronounced one of the best vocalists and characters in this role ill western Oregon. Mrs. B rand's deep contralto voice blends beautifully with Mr. H adley’s b ari tone. D on't fail to see this great m usical treat at the A r m o r y T hursday anil Friday evenings. Admission 75, 50 and 25 cents. 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