Cottage Grove leader., June 07, 1910, Image 4

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C O TTAG E GROVE,
OREGON,
TDF.SDAY,
U 'N E 7,
1910
HAS NO OPPOSITION
Attorney lames Watson the Logical
Candidate lor Circuit Judge
Fishing Tackle, Jointed Rods, Reels And Flies
Editor Leader: We are pleased (
to note that Judge J. W . Hamilton |
The season opens on April 1st. Vou will want to Ire there with your rod aud line. If you have uo rod and line the best thing
you can do, will be to make a bee line for our store, because we have the biggest and best stock of fishing tackle you can find in
on the eve of his retiring from
this neck of the woods. Let us tell you what we have.
the beuch after twelve years of
We have a split bamboo rod that we sell for $1.00, it has a cork grip and uickle plated mountings and is well
made and all
office, has received the indorse- |
right in every way. We have belter ones at from $2.50 to *14.00. We have steel rods at Iron! $ ’ .50 to $6.50 each
Vou ought to
rnent o f the Coos county bar fo r '
have one of these, they are the most durable rod to buy.
past services. It will be remem­
Fish lines at all prices from 5 cents to *4.00 each. W e have some dandy ones, 25 cents for 50 feet. Our Martin and King­
fisher lines have given the best satisfaction of any we have ever sold. They are made o f pure silk and are flexible and free run­
bered that the last legislature pro- '
ning when used ou a reel, aud at the same time will not water-log.
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vided for a new judge in Coos j
Keels at from 25 cents to $7.50 each. We have them to suit the small boy and at the same time the most exactin'^ sportsman.
county, owing to the great amount |
Elies at from 50 ceuts to $3.50 per dozen. We have something special for you this year
of litigation there, aud the iuabili J
ty of Judge Hamilton to hold court
loug enough to dispose of the b u si-1
ness to the satisfaction o f litigants.
The judge's field of duty is now 1
limited principally to Douglas
county.
H um . I - O. W ttson. it isjstated
on good authority, is to succeed Call For Bids -Improvement ol East Call For Tentative Bids For Street
Judge Hamilton, without anv op- '
Main Street.
Paving.
Notice is hereby given that tentative ;
position, all parties apparently be
Notice is heredy given that the
bills will l>e received at the office of the
ing united for Mr. Watson. Judge undersigned will receive sealed City
Recorder in Cottage Grove, Oregon,
Hamilton, no doubt realizes that bids uii to H o ’clock Saturday June until the hour of 8 o ’clock p. in., Satur- ,
day
June
18, l‘>10, for the furnishing
IS,
1910,
at
his
office,
for
the
ini
twelve years o f office is sufficient,
provenient of East Main street from material and constructing hard surface
aud no doubt the people are o f the
east side of S. P. K. R., east to city pavement in Cottage Grove, besides I
same view, as third terms do not limits, in the city o f Cottage Grove curbing, subdrains and catch basins.
The streets t<> l>e improved are as fol­
meet their approval. Mr. Watson Oregon, by preparing and m acad­ lows, to wit: Main street, from West
Ladies’ Summer Night Vests, 3 for........... *.................... 25c
will make a splendid circuit judge. amizing the road bed, aud con ­ rail of S. 1*. R. R., west to east approach
of Coast Fork bridge, approximately 7,-
15c grades, 2 for.........__ 25c
He has the ability, moral courage, structing concrete curbing along 300 square yards.
either side, in accordance with or­
lvast
Fourth
street,
from
North
side
of
“
20c
“
3 for_______ 50c
aud an even disposition so essen­
dinance No. 260 passed May lb, Kansas street. South to west rail of S. 1’ . |
tial to a judge.
Yours,
Lace aud Etnbroidery trimmed_____.25c
1910, and plans and specifications R. R., approximately 10,000 square
besides curbing, sub-drains and
F or A N ew J ud ge . 1 adopted and accoinpaning same yards,
catch basins.
1 for said improvement, now on file
Rich bidder will submit specifications
Griffin & VeSktcK C o m p a n y 's
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3
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leggers, blindpiggers and all kinds
A TOWNSMAN HONORED.
of law violators.
A desperado
held up and beat a Cottage Grove
lion. K. M. Veatch was select­
merchant last winter, lie was
ed as one among a number of the
overtaken bv Marshal Snodgrass
prominent citizens o f Oregon to
at a lonely place at Divide, au d lie
deliver an address upon the occas­
fired u | kiii the officer from ambush,
ion of the Quarterly Centennial
but Snodgrass tilled his hide so
Celebration of the Oregon Agri-
full of buckshot the next minute
ricultural College nt Corvallis this
that he was glad to put up his
week. The selection o f speakers
hands, blind pigs were opened
was made by President W . J. Kerr
in Cottage Grove soon after the
of the O. A. C. and unfortunately
local option law went into effect,
other appointments will make it
but they lasted quick. After a
impossible for Mr. Veatch to at­
half dozen citizens were arrested
tend and deliver an address on
by Snodgrass, given heavy fines
this occasion. < )ur esteemed towns­
and county jail sentences, bootleg­
men Hon. H- M. Veatch and J. I*.
ging and blindpigging became
Currin constituted two of the first
anything but popular in Cottage
ot the particular pavement ottered, from
three graduates from this splendid
Grove. T o be sure, brother bates, SOME EUGENE FACTS AND FIGURES " ‘ a u o f safii '! , S r o v v n ^ u 's h a l t be which the Council will select the kind !
educationial institution, Mrs. \V.
let in one contract, and which im or kinds of pavement it deems most sat­
Snodgrass’ career would make
isfactory. blue prints of plans will be
\V. Morland, of Oakland, Califor­
So contradictory and false are j provenient shall be completed with furnished
bidders upon request made to j
A large assortiueu of embroideries will be placed on our
very interesting reading.
nia, being the third member o f the
the statements made in the recent-1 *•* bit days from the awarding ol City Fngineer.
All
bills
must
state
plainly
the
full
1
bargain counter.
lv
issued four-paged
circular1 sai? co,,t™cl.
will be opened
class, but the O. A. C. did not be­
Oregonian: Tom
Richardson,
and considered at the city h a ll, at contract price per square yard for paving, I
come a state educational institu­
against Nesmith county by the 8 p . in ., June 18, l ‘ iio . T h e C o m ­ price per lineal foot for curbing anti lor
35c grade, the yard for
. . ___ 20C
for the last six years publicity
sub-drains anti price each i*?r catch ba­
tion in fact until twenty-five years
Eugene Commercial club, that any m o n C o u n cil reserves the righ t to sin.
mauagei of the Portland Commer­
30c
“
“
“
-c
ago, the quarterly anniversary of
All bids for paving said Main street!
fair minded man after perusing a reject a n y and all bids.
cial club and secretary of the Ore­
and all bids for paving Hast Fourth
C.
IE
VanDenburg,
which is to be celebrated in an ap­
few pages o f it would throw the
____ 18c
street should l>e distinctly and separate- j
gon Development League, yester­
City Recorder.
propriate manner this week, as
ly designated, and bids for both streets
disgusting libel into the gutter and
-V
wide
range
of
patterns____________
........ 10c
day announced his intention of re­
to be bid together, three bills in all.
will l>e noted elsewhere iu the
would resolve then and there to
All bids should be accompanied by a
tiring from the dual position, June
Ten
Call
For
Bids—
Improvement
of
Leader. Mr. Veatch was also a
certified check on some responsible
work vigorously for the creation
nessee Avenue.
30. A desire to give more time to
banking institution, payable to the City j
member of the legislative commit­
of Nesmith as a rebuke to the
his private enterprises, coupled
Notice is hereby given that the of Cottage Grove. Oregon, for five per !
tee appointed to adjust matters be
lying, unscrupulous, unprincipal undersigned will receive sealed cent of amount of bid. To any unsuc­
with a stronger desire to "rest up”
cessful bidder saitl check will be return-,
tween the Methodist Church, south
ed political shysters who compiled bids up to 8 o ’clock p. in., Satur­ ed. Should the Council decide to accept
are the reasons assigned by Mr.
which figured in the establishment
it. Here is a sample of it: “ Cot­ day, June IS. 1910, at his office, any bid for any particular pavement o f­
\Ve have selected some pretty patterns in Ginghams
Richardson for his action. “ Im­
fered. after a hearing given by the Coun­
ot this school prior to its receiving
tage Grove is a little city o f 2,500 for the improvement o f Tennessee cil for 10 days to the property owners af­
and Poplin.
mediately upon retiring 1 will go
Avenue, in the city o f Cottage fected by such proposed improvement,
a government land grant and lie-
inhabitants."
with my family to my ranch iu the
Grove, Oregon, from the East side and such successful bidder fails to enter
40c Poplin __ _________________________________________ 25c
ing takeu over by the state. This
“ The creation of the proposed o f Webber street, east to West side into a contract hereinafter specified
Tualatin Valley and remain one
12%, 14 and 15c Gingham s__ _____ _______________ . 11c
adjustment o f affairs between the
county o f Nesmith would take o f City Park, by preparing aud within 10 days after such hearing, such
month, without leaving it. I am
will thereby be forfeited to the i
church and state proved somewhat
from Lane county a p o p u la tio n o f j macadamizing the road bed, and check
City
as
liquidated
damages
for
such
fail
-
!
going to take the first rest o f my
of a complex proposition, but this
7,644, one-half o f which are resi constructing
concrete
curbing ure.
business career," he said.
All of such improvement of either j
dents of the city o f Cottage G r o v e . a l o u g either side iu accordance
committee fulfilled its mission well
■ it
, ,, ,
with ordinance No. 262, passed street above named shall he awarded in j
after a long hard fight. < living to
one contract, or improvement of both '
After lengthy delay, the govern­ One half o f 7,644 is 3,822, hence May 23, 1910, and plans and spec- treets may he awarded in one contract.,
the prominent part Mr. Veatch [
ment has filed its brief in the cele­ we are first told by the Iiugene ifications adopted and accompany- and the person or persons whose bid is j
played in the early establishment
accepted shall within 10 days alter such j
brated land grant forfeiture case, knockers that Cottage Grove is a ing same for said improvement, hearing given the property owners, exe- i
ot this school, it is very regretable
little
town
o
f
2,500
and
in
the
very
"
ow
0,1
*»
lhe
office
o
f
City
cute a contract to construct the particu­
wherein it sought to recover from
that he was unable to attend its
lar pavement accepted, according to
Dutchess Trousers Are the Best
. „ .
the Oregon 5: California about next ,, column the , reader is informed i ! ^e^°rder.
All of said improvement shall lie plans and specifications, as approved by |
first centennial or anniversary o c ­
that
Cottage
Grove
has
a
popula-
iej
¡n
OIie
contract
aud
which
said
three million acres o f lands granted
the Council, and file with the City Re- |
casion o f importance and partici­
it by the said government, and tion o f 3,822.” Then it is stated improvement shall be completed corder an approved bond in amount o f I
35 per cent o f contract price for the faith-1
pate in its deliberations or exercis­
which it isclaimed that the railroad that the “ Nesmith promoters have 1 within 90 days from the date of ful performance of said contract, and an j
awarding said contract. Bids will indemnity bond under liquidated pen- j
es.
been
and
now
are
at
the
head
of
I company has forfeited through fail­
be opened and considered at the alty for damages of $10.00 per day be- j
ure to comply with the provisions the Cottage Grove city govern­ City Hall, at 8 p. m., June 18, yond date of saitl contract, for comple- j
The Leader’s published inter­
This will be refreshing 1910. The Common Council re tion of said work, bids should be made j
of the grant. There are scores of ment.”
with view of com pleting saitl improve-
view with City Marshal Frank
Oregon people anxiously awaiting news to Mayor Kime and his coun- serves the right to reject any aud ment not later than October 15, 1010.
Nothing herein to he binding on the |
Snodgrass relative to local option the outcome of this case, who have cilmen, all o f whom have been too all bids.
West Side
City o f Cottage Grove, other than the j
C. II. Vandenburg,
law violations at Koseburg, caus­ filed on these lands with the ex- busy with various important city
common Council will select from saitl j
City Recorder.
bills the pavement most satisfactory at i
Fresh Family Groceries at prices that does not make
ed the old Douglas county seat to jiectation of getting them when the affairs to ever serve on the Nesmith
the lowest price anti will declare its in­
living so high. Cash paid for eggs and all the farm pro­
county
committee
or
take
any
part
Dissolution
Nolice.
set up and take notice and those case is settled.
tention of im proving the streets herein­
duce I can use. Give me a trial.
whatsoever in the Nesmith county
above named with such pavement, sub- j
papers down there to whine and
The firm o f Walker \ Kinter, ject to approval or rejection of the prop-
wince like whipped canines. The
Perhaps uo living man is more campaign. Therefore, this is just furniture dealers o f Cottage Grove, erty owners benefited by such improve- I
News reproduced the article under hated by the liquor interests than as flagrant $ misrepresentation as Oregon, is this day dissolved bv ment.
The city hereby reserves the right to
the head, "o ffice r Snodgrass of Clinton N. Howard. 11 is vigilance the Cottage Grove population con­ mutual consent, C. W. Walker, hatige
the details of the plans of the
street, anti also reserves the right to in­
Cottage Grove, delivers a load of against the liquor traffic has struck tradiction, but uo more devoid of
Ml outstanding accounts crease or diminish the number of square
ir" ^
R ot," but anyone at all acquaint­ terror to the hearts of liquor men. fact than all o f the garbled u p |rC'
are payable to Kinter Brothers, yards of paving as the council may deem
ed with Koseburg knows there was He is called by the saloon men the mass o f falsehood characterizing i who assume all resjionsibililies of necessary at a basic rate of compensation
as provided in the general contract, and |
no rot about it, but a lot o f plain “ Little Devil,” says the Koseburg all o f the anti-Nesmith literature
the council reserves the right to reject
the old firm, June 1, 1910.
put
out
by
the
old
county
seat
p
o­
any anti all bids.
facts. The News would attempt News. Koseburg is a good place
II. G. K in t e r ,
All bitls should I k ? addressed to city
to close the incident bv the follow­ for him. He should remain there litical rings at F'ugetie and Rose-
A. C. K in t e r ,
Recorder, of Cottage Grove, marked
burg. The author of that recent
ing insinuation or threat: “ Won­ permanently.
2t.
C. W . W a i . k k r . “ proposals to construct Hard surface
pavement.”
Iùigene anti-Nesmith circular is
der if Officer Snodgrass’ Career
By order of common council.
The
following
beautiful
senti­
the
most
reckless
aud
inconsistent
C. II. Vandenburg, city Recorder.
wouldn’ t make interesting Read­
You don’ t hear much about Cot­
ment is from the pen of Senator
ing?” Some people here are of tage Grove’s new municipal offic­ falsifier yet produced at Eugene.
Bids Wanted.
Bob Taylor: “ I would rather fill
the opinion it would.” Sure, it ials. They do things without
my purse with money and keep
would read like one of Nick Car­ making much noise or saying
REGISTER AGAIN THIS YEAR.
Sealed bids will lie received up to June
The Newest
iris 15, 1910, ior the construction of a new
its gates ajar to my happy
ter’s dime novels, but would lie much about it. It is a business
school building in District .14, two miles
while
vet
they
Huger
under
my
Creations In Men s
anything but interesting to lxxit- administration.
west o f Cottage < »roveaccording to plans
All jiersons desiring to vote iu
roof than to clutch it with a miser's anti specifications in the hands of \V. A.
the general primaries September
Hemenwsy. clerk of district Xo. .it, to
Clothing
hand until all the harp strings of whom contractors may apply for infor­
24 and the general election No-
youth are broken aud all its music mation desired. The school hoard re­
vetnlier 8, mu*t register.again this
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
forever fled. I would rather spend
W. A. ItRMRNWAV, Clerk Dis't 34, |
year. Registration will then close
I nder the Broadway
my last nickle for a bag of triped : Cottage Cro\ ■, < iregon.
until after the party primary.
marbles to gladen the hearts of inv ‘
System o f s e l l i n g
After the nominating primary
We can show you the goods and thev are a great saving
barefooted boys than to deny them
elections registration will again
clothing we are able
upon your knees, patience and purse when you clean house.
their childish pleasures and leave
open on September JS aud remain
to save you from
them a hag o f gold to quarrel over
open until October 24. In this
when 1 am dead. I abhor the pit
$5.00 to $8.00 on
way additional and ample oppor- 1
iless hawk that circles in the air
tiinity is provided for everyone to
your suit.
only to swoop down and strangle
register, t ’ nless a qualified voter
the song o f the linnet or bury its
Best Ail Wool Suits
shall register during the time nam­
talons in the heart o f the dove. I
ed, according to the Oregon law,
displse the soulless man whose
it is difficult to exercise the voting
greed for gold impels him to stran­
power.
gle the laughter and song o f his
As soon as registration com
own family.”
mences the organization o f all po­
These Suits would cost you $22.50 to $25.00
litical parties will start an active
Since the passage o f the common
Anywhere. C om e in and see them.
campaign to the effect that all vot­ nuisance ordinance by the city
ers affiliated with each tuav be council last night, certain clubs Produce good results.
If you I
registered. Probably the atten­ and other similar places in this send your physician's prescriptions
tion paid to this feature of their city comes under the ban o f the to us they will be most carefully
work is second onlv to getting out law and there promises to lie some­ compounded aud only the purest
and freshest o f Drugs will be used. |
the vote on election day.
thing doing when the chief of \Ve always carry a large supply of
"Where You Do Better”
police gets into action if there is
George Baker the famous pitcher, not a s[icedy change in the pro­
¥ £ _
That is the stuff for the dining room
! who was instrumental in winning gram. This ordinance is an exact
and kitchen Once down, always down.
; laurels for the Cottage Grove base copy of the Eugene ordinance that we can highly recommend. | Advertising is the silent drum-
John Cochran o f lone, one day
ball team this season and keeping which was held legal and valid by j j „ ap cases our'prices are worthy I mer that tells the pnblic what the last week, brought in 102 coyote
it at the head of the League, left the Supreme court.
| o f your notice.
business man wants it to know scalps, receiving $153 bounty
’ m 1
,
about— the goods he has for sale— therefor. He killed them in 25 da vs.
for Sioux Falls Sunday where he
will receive 5100 per month and
He is a cousin of J. D.
Coch­
••THF. F U R N IT U R * : D F A L K R S "
1 veins of trade grows the business ran late o f Cottage Grove, now of
expenses with the Sioux Falls hall
Haight, Sagi-
dress
Henry --
I
Cottage Grove, Oregon
heart.
lassers.
Freewater.
naw, 'ICgOU.
Specials Week Ending June llth
M onday and Tuesday
W ed n esd ay A nd Thursday
Friday A n d Saturday
Hampton
Co.
Nesm ith Grocery
J. V. F O ST E R .
THE BROADWAY MODEL
SYSTEM
Rugs
Rugs
Rugs
$ 18.00
Guaranteed
P\ire Drvigs
Rees-Wallace Co.
Patent Medicines
SIMERAL & VANDENBURG
Benson s Pharmacy
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