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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1910)
IN THE Cottage (3rove XeaOcr. CHANGE SCHOOL FACULTY e*t»t>liebcO 1887. Prof. V’oder not being able to | accept the position of superintend ent of the Cottage Grove schools, Incorporate!) Prof. H.* Ii. Inlow, was this week! promoted from eighth grade work j publiibcC' Cvcr? (TueoOag. to the superiuteiideiicy o f the^ schools aud Prof, liruest Purvauce Rnteretl in the post office at Cottas* Grove, > irrc1 ,n as - ‘cnmlclnss mail matter was elected to fill Prof. Inlow’s place. Miss Elsie Lea was also Ccrine of Subscription. elected to a position iu the high One year (in advance)..................................................................$L50 school. Six months.................................................................................... 75 Xcabci* Ipublisbino Company W. C. Conner, * * * i£0it >r ani> HDanngcr Three months............................................................................... •‘'O Thornton Confectonery Sold. F ish in g Tackle, Jointed Rods, Reels A n d Flies » M M W The season opens ou April 1st. You will want to lie there with your rod aud line, if you have no rod and line the liest thing you cau do, will be to make a bee line for our store, because we have the biggest and liest stock of fishing tackle you can fiud iu this.ueck ol the woods. Let us tell you what we have. We have a split bamboo rod that we sell for $1.00, it has a cork grip and nickle plated mountings and is well made aud all right in every way. We have lieber oues at from $J.50 to $1-1.00. We have steel rods at from 5J.50 to $6.50 each. You ought to have one of these, they are the most durable rod to buy. Kish lilies at all prices from 5 cents to $4.00 each. We have some dandy oues, J5 cents for 50 feet. Our Martin and King fisher lines have given the best satisfaction of auy we have ever sold. They are made of pure silk and are flexible and free run ning when used on a reel, and at the same time will not water-log. Reels at from J5 cents to $7.50 each. We have them to suit the small boy aud at the same time the most exacting sportsinau. Flies at from 50 cents to $.1.50 per dozen. We have something special for you this year. m w w m w w m si X Griffin & Vea.tch C om pany’s m m C O T TA G E GROVE, OREGON, TU E S D A Y, U 'N E 14, 1910 ROSEBURG BREWERY SHEET “ SEES THINGS” J. V. Thornton and daughter Mrs. las. Plaster, have soldtheirj well established confectionery busiuess in this city to C. E. Throne late of Longmont, Colo ***~"^^^ rado, who assumed charge of the Call For Bids— Improvement ot East Call For Tentative Bids For busiuess Tuesday. Mr. Throne I Main Street, Paving. right more than compensates for the bickerings of the enemy. The | recent expose of Roseburg’s al leged violations of certain laws Street After having sold his paper and I a„ff the lax and indifferent manner Notice is hereby given that tentative plant to John W . Kelly and just in which ' K’oseliurg officers are has a family consisting of one ! Notice is heredy given that the bids w ill be received at the office of the before turning the business over to ' said to regald these violations, is daughter and two sons, the elder undersigned will receive sealed City Recorder in Cottage Grove, Oregon, no! an assertion of the Cottage son being an experienced candy bids up to S o ’clock Saturday June until the hour of 8 o ’clock p. in., Satur his successor last week editor Smith | day June 18, 1910, for the furnishing Grove Leader or its editor, but maker. The daughter has also 18, 1010, at his office, for the im material ami constructing tiard surface provement of East Maiu street from o f the Roseburg brewery organ, j had much experience iu coufect- iu Cottage Grove, besides east side of S. P. R- R., east to city i pavement subdrains the Douglas Leader, apparently and catch basins. shal Snodgrass, who assumed all iotiery store work and will assist limits, in the city of Cottage Grove curbing, The streets to be improved are as fo l after getting a paralizing jag on, responsibility therefor, the same in the store here. Mr. Throne is Oregon, by preparing and macad lows, to wit: Main street, fvoiu West sailed into the Cottage Grove Lead rail of S. 1*. R. K., west to east approach as does any other contributor to a cabinet maker and store fixture amizing the road lied, and con- of Coast Fork bridge, approxim ately 7,- er, Marshal Snodgrass, the Nes the editorial or local columns of a manufacturer and will take this j structiug concrete curbing along doo square yards. , . , - j r • i either side, in , accordance mith countv committee and the: ^ ,, . Bast Fourth street, from North side of . . . . with or- ,. 'newspaper. However, it is ob- work up here as a kind of a side I duiauce No. J60 passed May 16, Kausas street, South to west rail of S. I*. Cottage Grove Commercial club . . . , , ,, < lhe family looked o i e r j j . j j ^ and plans and specifications R. R., approxim ately 10,000 square I served that not a single Roseburg issue. in a most villianous and libelous! .. ,, besides curbing, sub-drains and : pajser, not even the filthy rag call Roseburg aud Eugene but consid -1 adopted and accompaniiig same yards, catch basins. manner. . ed the Leader, has disputed the ered this the best and most attract- for said improvement, now on file Ivach bidder will submit specifications This weary willte who by some „ . , ot the particular pavement offered, from ’ Snodgrass allegation that a pub- ive place iu which to invest and m *be office of Lity Recorder. , ___ i A ll of said improvement shall lie which the Council w ill select the kind unusual good luck drifted into lic bawdy hous8 is tolerated with engage iu business. Mr. 1 horn- , . . K . , . , let in oue contract, aud which im- or kinds of pavement it deems most sat Roseburg and was graciously per- , m oU(? Wock (>f tUe 1)mlKlas coutl. tou " and daughter have uot as yet f provement shall be completed with- isfactory. blue prints of plans w ill be furnished bidders upon request made to milted by the good citizens of that . , . . . ty court house and that near and perfected any plans for the future. | in 60 days from the awarding of City Engineer. town to assume the management .. , lf ., A ll bills must state plainly the full . real beer is sold over half a dozen The Leader extends Mr. Throne said contract. Bids will be opened contract price per square yard for paving, of the Roseburg header, has l>e , . 4. * . f .. 4. . to 1 and considered at the cit\ hall, at price per lineal foot for curbing and for _ _ , * , • r . bare in that city and further, that and family a heartv welcome to 8 p. in., June 18, 1910. The Com- trayed his base nature, his foul .. . . 7 the Roseburg Brewing Co. exerts our city and wishes them success i moil Council reserves ilie right to sub-drains and price each per catch ba sin. instinct and his unprincipled char- f . . ., .... , : . , a powerful nitluence in theuiuiuci- iu their ueivlv acquired business. reject auy and an bjds. A ll bids for paving said Main street acter by fill.ng h.s editorial col affairs of thj| city - I t w n ls and all bids for paving Fast Fourth --------- —------------ , ^ C . H. VauDenburg, street should be distinctly and separate umns with the vilest, basest per- as ,f Smith of the Roseburjf Lead. NEW EDITOR ON BREWERY ORGAN City Recorder. ly designated, and bills for both streets sonal attacks upon old, well known . . . , to be bid together, three bills in all. * er, purposely mistakes vituperation, A ll bids should be accompanied bv a and time-tried citizens of this aud .... . , e . . , John W . Kelly has succeeded to Call For Bids— Improvement of Ten- certified check on some responsible billingsgate and falsehood for nessee Avenue. Douglas county who do not hap or l)eing UIlable to the management of of the Rose blinking institution, payable to the City Notice is hereby given that the of Cottage Grove, Oregon, for five per pen to please his long-earred maj- meet (he alIe>,alluU!j of NUrshaI burg Leader and announces that undersigned will receive sealed cent o f amount o f bid. T o any unsuc esty, or who may take views on , . . . . . 71 Snodgrass he vents his venom and the policy of that sheet will not be bids up to 8 o'clock p. m., Satur cessful bidder said check will be return ed. Should the Council decide to accept various topics at variance with h.s jsp]een ,he Cottage Grove changed, that he will oppose pro day, June 18. 1910, at his office, any bid for any particular pavement o f own. His latest vill.auous editor- ^ ^ ^ from |he hibition in Douglas county and for the improvement of Tennessee fered. after a hearing given by the Coun cil for 10 days to the property owners af ial outbreak was directed at I c . . w t . 0 , fact that Marshal Snodgrass was stand pat for ring and boss rule as (Avenue, iu the city of Cottage fected by such proposed improvement, the citizens of Cottage C»rove, and # . . , , ___ . . „ , granted the privilege due nuycili- against government bv and for the Gr°ve, Oregon, from the East side and such successful bidder fails to enter _ i ;r .u; - of Webber street, east to West side into a contract hereinafter specified the Leader and City Marshal Snod . ... , , \\ e are wouderuig it this , . , . , zen to make a public statement people. ! , , .. ,, ,, f. ,, t of C i t r l ’ ark, by preparing and within 10 days after such hearing, such grass, whom he styles chums, I . . , 4l . * through our columns, the truth or is not the Cyrus Noble Kellv of > macadamizing the road lied, and check will thereby be forfeited to the City as liquidated damages for such fa il which will be humorous news to f of wbich he is fullv re. Drain Nonpareil fame, who, fa il-! constructing concrete curbing ure. the citizens of Cottage (.rove. He! iMe for As to lhe viUian. ing iu his scheme to blackmail the along either side, in accordance A ll of such improvement o f either street «above named shall be awarded in says we never lose an opportunity 44 . 4, ^ 44 ~ J t * oils attack upon the Cottage Grove Douglas county candidates in a with ordinance No. 262, passed one contract, or im provem ent of both May 23, 1910, and plans and spec to attack Roseburg, since we were 1 . . , f ., , _ marshal and the statement of the political campaign a few years ifications adopted and accompany- streets may be awarded in one contract, and the person or persons whose bid is run out” of that town, or words . . . . , . . , , ^ , .. , , Roseburg Leader that he was ago, run that paper so deep iu the iug same for said improvement, accepted shall within 10 days after such to that effect, lhe truth is we . . ... . JL , ^ ... hole that it took a year or more to now on file in the office of City hearing given the property owners, exe . tl , . drunk while at Roseburg, Smith cute a contract to construct the particu have never personally or through wju no dou,)t have the fun of it after his retirement. Recorder. extricate lar pavement accepted, according to the columns ol our paper uttered . . ... , .. An o{ sai(1 improvement shaU be plans and specifications, as approved by . t . proving his libelous allegations in I f so, Douglas countv prohibition , , , let in one contract and which said anything but compliments for |he c<mrts „ Marshal Snodgrass ists need have no fear as Kellv . , ,, . . , t the Council, a id file with the City Re - improvement shall be completed corder an approved bond in amount of Roseburg and her public spirited 4 . _ • . proposes to cause a warrant to be will unintentionally do his full within 90 days from the date of AS per cent o f contract price for the faith citizeus among whom are number- , . f . ful performance o f said contract, and an , • , , , issued at once for his arrest on a part toward “ putting down” and awarding said contract. Bids will indemnity bond under liquidated pen ed scores of our best and truest . f . . . . . . . , “ spoiling” bad booze in Roseburg ! be opened aud considered at the alty for damages of $10.00 per day l»e- _ , , . r »charge of criminal libel, unless friends in this state. In fact, less f ...... c ' City Hall at 8 p. m. June 18, yond date of said contract, for comple . , . , it is found that the fellow is utter- and Douglas county. , 1 1910. The Common Council re tion of said work. Bids should be made than two months ago we paid . a , ... . view o f com pleting said im prove , , lv profligate and without resources serves the right to reject any and with Roseburg a splendid editorial tn- ' . . . e . ment not later than October 15, 1910. An ancient copy of the Sandusky | all bids. , , , , , 4 *,, suincieiit to satisfy a judgement Nothing herein to be binding on the bute under the head Heauti- f . . c .... C. H. Vandenburg, City of Cottage Grove, other than the _ . , ... for damages. As far as his villi- Democrat, published at Sandusky, j ful Roseburg,” which was repro ' f . , .. . 4 common Council w ill select from said City Recorder. . _ . . _ . . , , l4 ncatioH of and mud slingiug at the Ohio, April 27, 1842, was exhib- \ bids the pavement most satisfactory at duced with due credit bv the Rose » i i ited to the Leader man last week the lowest price and w ill declare its in . . . . . . . Cottage throve Leader is concerned Coal Shortage at Cottage Grove burg papers including the whiskey . , . . tention o f im proving the streets herein . . . . , it has the same effect upon us as by C. W. June who resides oil Wall above named with such pavement, sub sheet which now proceeds to . . , f ... ject to approval or rejection of the prop . , . ... . ,, .. does the having of a worthless cur street. It refers to an incident iu The blacksmiths of Cottage slander and libel us. Regarding . f .. . erty owners benefited by such im prove It speaks . »upon the moon, for if there ever Illinois as “ Out W est.” our reputatiou at Roseburg, it cer . . . . . . f about the defeat of the W hig party Grove, as well as machinists, were ment. . . . , . . was a wart upon the tail end of The city hereby reserves the righ t to extremely carerul last week to change tainly cannot be verv shady from . . .. ... c .. . the details of the plans o f the . / , nothing. Smith of the Roseburg over which it rejoices aud it con ! promise their patrons anv irou- street, and also reserves the righ t to in the fact that we were recently urg . . . ... , . , . . . , Leader is it. During his connect- tains many quaint items of news. crease or diminish the number of square ed by prominent citizens of that • jon with that paper jt has ,^ eu a Its most sensational news item, ! work at a given time, for there yards of paving as the council may deem city to take stock in and resume champion of the whiskey and the bursting of a steamboat boiler i was scarcely sufficient coal on necessary at a liasic rate of compensation as provided in the general contract, and active work on a certain Roseburg brewery gang, an enemy of the resulting in the death of 100 pass baud to make a set of logging the council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. newspaper. We admit we have a direct primary law, an exponent engers. is given no more promi hooks, or heat a set of tires. A ll bids should lie addressed to city Owing to the fact that our hard good many political enemies in of the assembly scheme, au advo nence than a wedding notice in its Recorder, o f Cottage Grove, marked cate of ring and bcss-directed pol coal supply comes from outside “ proposals to construct Hard surface that town, the result of vigorous, itics, in fact, it has stood against columns, no bold type beiug iu pavem ent.” fearless, but conscientious news morality and clean politics and evidence on any of its pages. There ' points it was necessary to order a By order of common council. C. II. Vandenburg. city Recorder. paper work. I lowe ver. the has proven itself au euemy of the has been many changes since those ¡carload from the east. The car good old quiet days. should have been here three weeks strengthening of friendship ties, common people aud a menace to Bids Wanted. the loyalty and gratitude of those good morals and good government I f the people who pack the ber ago but arrived Thursday. The in the community iu which it is Sealed bids w ill be received up to June you favor and assist in the various published. That paper is a dis ries we buy should make a mistake shops are all busy now and will 15, 1910, for the construction o f a new struggles in life and the conviction grace to the profession and a re sometime and turn the box upside be kept so for the next few months school building in District 34, two miles | down when filling, we would come for this is the busy season for west o f Cottage G rove .according to plans of standing for principle and the proach to Oregon journalism. ¡pretty near getting full measure. and specifications in the hands of W . A. l°8R i»? and mill men. Rugs Rugs Rugs We cau show you the goods and they are a great saving upon your knees, patience and purse when you clean house. The figures secured by the re- DIED. cent ceusus will lie given out soon, . but we can reassure the ladies that ■ ■ — ------- | their ages will be given by average I C A V A N A U G H — At the home of i aud not individually. ( bjs A . Cavanaugh, four H et uen way, clerk o f district No. 34, to whom contractors may apply for in for mation desired. The school board re serves the right to reject any or all bids. W. A. I l K M K N W A Y , Clerk Dis’ t 34, Cottage Grot e, Oregon. 1 miles south of Cottage Grove, June 11, 1910, John Cavanaugh aged 82 years. Deceased was a native of New .... , .j . . ,; York state and came to Oregon to 1 he ram of Friday night and ., . . . , Saturday was worth millions to the res,de wUh h,s son near ,h,s c,t> Willamette valley farmers, fruit four years aj?o. Tw o sons and growers and dairymen. i two daughters survive him. The “ “ ““ — — » funeral services were conducted at i lie salary of Postmaster Gault j,ome \f0uday by Rev. Robert has been increased from $1,700 to c rff $ 1,800 a year. Eugene gets the •s,utc _______ same increase. $100. S M IT H — In this city June 9, 1910 Jesse W . Smith, aged 2b \ears. If you have $.15.59 cash, dou’t complain: you have the average Deceased was a native of Kansas amount possessed bv all the people where he was born September IO, i’ roduce good results. If you of the country. lxM.L He was a salesman by oc send your physician’s prescriptions cupation and was unmarried. His to us they will be most carefully Birthday Anniversary Celebrated compounded and only the purest remains were interred in the Ma and freshest of Drugs will lie used. J. W. Gowdy celebrated his 71 ! sonic cemetery last Friday June We always carry a large supply of birthday at his pretty home in 10th. west Cottage Grove Saturday. Rain interfered with the proposed Wanted— About 50 head of grade ewes, Shopshires preferred. A d j good time in the Gowdy park, but dress C. Henry Haight, Sagi that we can highly recommend. a number of relatives and friends In all cases our prices are worthy naw, i iregon of your notice. assembled at the home and enjoy ed a royal birthday dinner and a H. B. Neill is engaged in lo ok -1 ^ , j», social good time. ing after some fine horses at Carl- j DCIISOfl S I 1131*1113 Cy Here’s wishiug you many more ton, where he orders the leader: addressed. I Cottage Grove, Oregon (of them. Whit. There’s always something sol- ! acing; it will be a long time before1 we will have to write any more paragraphs about Halley’s comet. ________________ Pure Dr\igs Linoleum That is the stuff for the dining room and kitchen Oncedowtl, always down- S1MERAL & VANDENBURG ■'THE FURNITURE D E A L E R S ’* Patent Medicines Ml V ,1* ' SPECIALS W eek Ending, June 18 Monday and Tuesday Celebrated "Everwear” Hosiery for ladies, regular 35c grade, usually sold by the box, 6 prs. for $2.00. The pair . . . . 12 12c grade, black hose for . . . . 25c . 10c Wednesday and Thursday W i l l be the Time to Buy Table Linen $1.50 grade for . . . 1.25 grade for . . . 1.05 1.00 grade for . . . 88c 75c grade for .- - - $1.30 63c 55c grade . . . . 47c 35c grade . . . . 25c Friday and S a tu rd a y Calicoes on bargain counter will be sold for 5c the yard. • Men’s work shirts, regular 50 and 65c, for 45c Men’s cotton sox, regular 10c straight, 3 for 25c Hampton Co. Dutchess Trousers Are the Best Nesmith Grocery West Side Fresh Family Groceries at prices that does not make living so high. Cash paid for eggs and all the farm pro duce I can use. Give me a trial. J. V. FO STER. THE BROADW AY MODEL SY ST E M The Newest Creations In Men’s Clothing Tiider the Broadway System of s e l l i n g clothing we are able to save $5.00 to you from $8.00 on vour suit. Best All Wool Suits $ 1 8 .0 0 Guaranteed These Suits would cost you $22.50 to $25.00 Anywhere. Come in and see them R e e s -W a lla c e Co. "W here Y o u D o B e tte r”
