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C O T T A G E G R O V E, O R EG O N , T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 7, 1909.
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V O L. X XI.
NO. 34
OREGON APPLES SILVER CUPS AND OTHER PRIZES FOR THE LOCAL POULTRY SHOW LANE’S AWARDS
First Orchard Planted in Which Will be Held in Cottage Grove Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January 12-13-14-15,1 Received on County Ex-
State— Growth of
1910, Under the Auspices of the Calapooia Poultry Association— Wednesday will
hibit at the Seattle
the Industry.
be Judging Day— Show Opens to Public Thursday Morning.
Exposition.
“ Apple raising in the northwest
The Cottage Grove Leader offers a year's sub­
ASSOCIATION CUPS.
Portland, Dec. 4 — The Journal
Rees-Wallace Co. offers a salad bowl for the
began in the Willamette river val­
this evening says:
scription
for the best ]ien o f Favorolles and a best pair of Geese.
The Calapooia Poultry Association will give
ley in Oregon about 1845, when a
Oregon was leader in excellence
four handsome Silver Cups, as follows: fine year’s subscription for the best pen o f Silver
R. W. Waters offers a pair o f pictures for the
few trees were hauled across the
of educational exhibits at the
for the best pen in the American Class; one for Laced Wyandottes.-
liest pen of Black Orpiugtons.
plains by ox team and planted in
A liska-Yukon-Pacific exposition.
The Cottage Grove Sentinel offers a year’s
the liest pen in the Mediterranean Class: one for
Beals Jt Son offer a package of Imperial Egg The grand prize for general edu­
the fertile soil near Oregon City.
subscription
for
the
largest
display,
and
a
year's
the best peu in the Asiatic Class; one for the
Food for the best Buff Leghorn.
This was the start o f what will be
cational exhibit was awarded this
subscription for the smallest display.
best peu in the English Clas§.
one of the greatest industries of
Beals
&
Sou
offer
a
package
of
Imperial
Egg
1
s,a,e’ and* smaller exhibits fared
H. C. Madsen offers a silver gold lined tooth
OTH E R SIL V E R CUPS
the northwest. The shipment of
no
less honorably. In receiving
Food
for
the
best
Brown
Leghorn.
pick holder for the best pen of Bramahs.
apples from this district, commer­
five grand prizes for varied exh i­
F. H. Rosenberg, President and 1*. C. Coff­
Markley & Churchill offer a mersham cigar
A. H. King offers $1.00 cash for the second bits, Oregon Agricultural college
cially, prior to 1000 was small, but
man, will give a silver cup for the liest pair of holder for the best pen Columbian Wyandottes. best pen of White Plymouth Rocks.
in the last few years there has
leads other schools of the state,
ducks.
Coffman & Willard offer a handsome fruit
been a great increase and in the
J. B. Lewis offers 50 cents cash for the liest according to a supplementary re­
I). J. DuBruille, Vice President,will give a sil­ dish for the best pen of Blue Andalusians.
next five or ten years there will be
port which has lieen made public
Black Minorca hen.
a very rapid growth, as the newer ver cup for the best display of pigeons.
Wheeler, Thompson Co. offer a fiue umbrella
W . H. Abrams offers 50 cash for the best In­ by Henry E. Dosch, director of
orchards begin to bear fruit.
the divisions of privileges and e x ­
W . C. Conner, Secretary, will give a silver for the best pair of Houdans.
dian Runner Duck.
Howard Elliot, president o f the cup for the best display of Polish.
hibits at the fair. The report fol­
The Wave offers a box o f bon bous for the
The Grove Studio offers 1 doz. pictures, #2.50 lows:
Northern Pacific Railway com-
largest display made by a girl under 15 years
0 '
C. F. Wallcer, Superintendent, and his Assist­
for the best White Leghorn.
,
pany, said this in the course of a
G R A N D P R IZ E .
old.
.
ant, I). B. Chamberlen, will give a silver cup
recent address.
F.
P.
Phillipsoffers
$1.00
cash
for
the
liest
State
of
Oregon, Salem, general
Hampton & Co. offer an umbrella for the best
Washington leads the northwest­ for the highest scoring turkey, any class.
Rhode Island Red Cockerel,
educational display.
pen of Langshans.
ern states in apple tree acreage.
The First National Bank will give a silver cup
< »regon Agricultural college,
Rurkholder, Woods Co. offer a pair of shoes
J. I. Jones offers$1.00 cash for the best Dork
There were planted and growing for the best pen o f Games.
Corvallis, Oregon, five prizes, for
for
the
highest
scoring
bird
in
the
show.
ing.
*
about 9,000,000 trees at the close
displays of machine shop work,
Merchants’ Special Premiums.
The Arcade Theatre offers 12 free admissions' Walker & Kinter offer a handsome framed
o f 1900. Montana is second with
carpenter work, mechanical draw­
to the boy under 15 years having the largest d is -, picture for the best pen of Golden Wyandottes. j
4.000. 000; Oregon has plauted and
ing and machine design; domestic
Metcalf S: Brund offer a china cracker bowl
play.
is growing at least, .1,500,000 and for the best peu o f Indian Games.
Lurch’s offer a lady’s hand bag for the liest j arts aud domestic science.
D. J. Scholl, Jeweler, offers $5 worth of m e r " i display of Rhode Island Reds.
I4aho has,not less than 1,000,000.
,
I
GOLD M EDALS.
The Pride Home Bakery offers #1.00 cash for chandise for the best peu o f Buff Rocks.
Authorities differ as to the produc­
Medals for geueral educational
the
best
pen
of
Bantams.
tion per tree. Some say 6 boxes,
Simmeral & Van Den burg offer
otter a
a beautiful I W . L. Hubble offers #1.00 cash for the best)
displays to public schools as fol­
peu of Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Miss Flo Phillips offers #1.00 cash for the sec­ Tabourette for the best pen of Black Javas.
but to be conservative and make
lows: Albany,
Astoria,
Baker
due allowance-for the unexpected, ond best peu o f White Leghorns.
Griffin & Veatch Co. offers a game carving
W. C. Johnson & Co. offer a set of pie plates
City Elementary, Bakef City TTigh,
an estimate of two boxes is used
set for the liest display of Buff Orpingtons.
Douglas county public schools,
The Cottage Grov^ Flour Mill offer a hand­ for the best pen of White Rocks.
for the production when these trees
Modern Pharmacy offers a bottle of perfume
Kerr & Silsby offer a cut glass salt and |iepper Eugene, Oregon Agricultural col­
some carving set for the best pen of Barred
are all in bearing in 1915. On
to the lady making the best exhibit. (A m atuer). set for the best pen of White Wyandottes.
lege, Pendleton, Portland Eleineii-
Plymouth Kocks.
that basis the yield would be as
Benson’s Pharmacy offer a handsome oil paint-
Beals & Son offer a package of poultry food lalT> 1 ortland High school, Rose
Spray,
W
ynne
Co.
offer
a
coffee
|>erculator
for
follows:
ing for the liest pen of Hamburgs.
for the liest Plymouth Rock Cockerel.
burg High,
Roseburg
public
Washington, 18,000,000 Imxes; the best pen o f M more as
j schools, Salem Elementary, Salem
Montana, 8,000,000 boxes; Oregon,
Blond
&
Graber
offer
a
vegetable
Tureen
for
1
Beals
&
Son
offer
a
package
of
poultry
food
Hotel Oregon offers a half dozen plates for the
! High, The Dalles.
7.000. 000 boxes; Idaho. 0,000,000;
the best peu of Buff Cochins.
for the liest Plymouth Rock Pullet.
best pen of Buckeyes.
Medals for general school work
total, 19,000,bOO boxes, or on the
; — Oregon school for the Blind,
basis o f 000 boxes to the car,
Oregon school for the Deaf, St.
The Schubert Lady Quartette. *
Medical Society Re-Elects.
May Levy Special Taxes
Cannot Get Lumber in
, Mary’s academy, Portlaud.
nearly 65,000 carloads; using three
Medal for display of library and
Those delightful vocalists, the
I,. N. Roney went home from: The new school law, requiring] At the meeting of the Lane
boxes to the tree, would make 97,-
- library administration — Multno-
500 carloads, which would l>e none
Sharp’s creek, where he has had a I every school district in the county I County Medical Society at the Schubert Lady quartette of Chica­
i inah county library.
to much for the consumption of
I For general library display— Or­
crew of men waiting on lumber to tq spend $.100 for educational -pur- Hoffman House Saturday evening, go, will appear at the armory hall
the people of the United States by
egon library commission.
on
Dec.
11.
I^iversof
sweet
sing­
put in a couple of bridges. It has] poses during the year, may ueces- an elegant banquet was served and
I Geueral display of hand and
that time.
f
been found that the roads are sitate the county court’s levying several interesting discussions took ing should not miss this splendid
] machine work— Portland School of
With this large production it is
Trades.
^
practically impassable in that i special taxes for a number of place. All the old officers were entertainment.
not to be expected that all apples
S IL V E R M E D A L S .
section now, as a result of the late] school districts. They are only re-elected, viz: Dr. William Kuy­
The High school is bringiug on
can bring the premium prices that
rains, and the crew he had to send empowered to levy the tax up to kendall, president; Dr. A. W . this fine musical attraction for the
General educational display—
some of the best fruit brings now,
Corvallis public schools, Dallas
home until the lumber could be 5 mills,’ and any deficiency tom ake Kirae, vice-president; Dr. J. - F. purpose of securing money to buy
and the orchardist must study
public schools, Hood River public
delivered.
the $.100 for each district must Titus, secretary and treasurer; a piano for the High school. Hear
schools, Marion county public
carefully liis expense account, so
come out o f the general fund. It Drs. M cDougal, Brown and Pren­ it. Tickets 25, 15 and 58 cents
schools, (outsideof Salem I, Marsh­
as to reduce the cost o f produc­
field public schools, Park Place
at the Wave.
Senator Bourne has offered B. is more than probable that they tice, censors.— Register.
tion . ’ ’
i public schools, St. Johns public
P. Jones of Independence, the job will be under the necessity of mak­
; schools.
This winter the weather clerk is
Abe Reuf, San Francisco’s con­
o f Register o f the U. S. land o f­ ing the special levy of 5 mills for
General school work— Mount
fice at Roseburg, to succeed B. L. many districts in the county.— victed political boss, has been re­ evidently working off his odds and
Angel academy,
Mount A ngel;
leased from jail on bail of $150,000. ends of climate.
Register:
Eddy.
preparatory department Columbia
university, Portland.
RAILROAD BUILDING
ON THE DESCHUTES
H O N O R A B L E M E N T IO N .
An army of men is at work
building railroads up the Deschutes
river to the interior o f the state.
T he winter season is not stopping
the work and during the coming
year trains will lie run into Central
Oregon, making a wide agricultur­
al region accessible to farmers.
New railroads, too, are entering
the coast country, while in the
southern end of the state, railroad
builders are pushing north from
Klamath Kails to Natron on the
new Southern Pacific line. Elec­
tric projects are active in the W il­
lamette valley. On the whole it
looks like the coming year will be
a record one in railroad building
for Oregon.
What Would YOU Have
For a Suit
IN A D A M S TIME ?
POOR A D AM ! Contented with a fig leaf and only one model.
Y O U have the finest of fabrics, the best of tailoring, New York,
London and Paris models to choose from at
Wheeler-Thompson Co.’s
IN PRICES T H A T D E F Y COMPETITION
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Grants Pass and Roseburg are 1
ith assured new passenger depots :
f
the Southern Pacific. In line I
ith the development and growth 1
hich is in evidence in Southern j
regon, that part of the state is
:tting too big for facilities that ]
ive heretofore proved ample.
Subscribe for the Leader.
Done
I
$12.50 to 25.00
That is what such firms as ours have done to advance the clothing
Business. You should encourage such thrift and enterprise
E V E R W E A R H O SIER Y.
W H EELER -TH O M PSO N CO.
"■AVI
IT
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LESS"
I General school work— Cobttrg
I public schools,
Coquille public
schools, Cottage Grove public
schools, Dayton public schools,
Gresham public schools, Rainier
public schools,
Mosier public
schools, Newlierg public schools.
North Powder public schools,
Nyssa public schools.
Pamphlets and volumes— Pacific
university, Forest Grove.
Photographs— University of Or-
egon.
AW ARDS
TO
LAN E
E X H IB IT O R S .
Mrs. Allen Eaton, Eugene, water
coloring of sepia priuts, gold
medal.
Eugene Commercial Club, Ett-
i gene, colored photographs, gold
medal.
Mrs. I). T . Gillman, Eugene,
wreath made of postage stamps,
honorable mention.
Calapooia Mineral Springs, [.on-
don, Oregon, mineral water, two
gold medals.
W . W . Oglesby, Cottage Grove,
gold and silver ore, honorable
mention.
■ Sunrise mine, Bohemia, gold
ore, honorable mention.
West Coast mine, Bohemia gold
ore, honorable mention.
Barr Brothers, Eugene, cutlery,,
gold medal.
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