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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 , N O V E M B E R 1. 1910'.
Industries.
V O L . X X II.
NO. a8
COTTAGE GROVE FAVORABLY
IMPRESSED WITH MR. WEST
JUDGE UPTON
ON NESMITH
SUMMARY OF EOCAE AND
E
Synopsis of His Speech and Something About the
Street Paving Plant Arrives— Terrific Explosion at
Life, Character and Career of the Dem­
Coos County Man Has a
Few Ideas on Div­
ocratic Candidate for Governor.
ision Matters.
Attended— Horner's Address.
puts the in.ittcr thus:
‘"W hat
¡tu v
■ not cover th e violations
would
Lincoln
county
be
today,
if
tin Ian . laws. H is aggressive
it were still the tail end of
ness disclosed the lax ity of the
Benton?”
crim inal laws.
When the developed end has
West is an aggressive member
fattened itself for m any years at
of the railro ad com m ission. He
the expense of the struggling and
does not worry him self over the
despairing
and over tax ed end, it
question w hether th e commission
should yield up with some measure
I has the |lower to ta k e proposed a c ­
of grace.
tion for the patrous of a railroad.
Again, the large tim ber-holding
If it i- som ething th a t ought to l>e
interests w hich are unconcerned as
done, he believes in doing it. and
to the general development, may
letting tiie other feliow do the
j be suspected of lively interest in
worrying
I - e g a l obstructions
j this matter, as they are unw illing
to assume the burden of increased]
have no terror for him. If >hip-
| taxation w hich the holders of other
,.ers m ake a co m plaint he lielieves
i interests are williug to assume.
iu try in g it on its merits first,
Ju d g e 1'ptou of Loos, is out with
T he registration in L ane county
N early time for the thanksgiving
f. M. UPTON.
ca
m
p
a
ig
n
.”
H
e
said
the
differ­
O sw ald West, candidate for gov­
leaving the railroads to raise the the following ue»v an d sensible
was 58% .
proclam ation.
ence
Ijetween
him
self
and
liower-
ernor on the dem ocratic ticket visit­
question of law if it lie found th a t
argum ent on county division, in GRAND TEMPERANCE
m au is th a t " I am true to my
T h e city should begin spreading
T he public is beginning to learn
a cause for com plaint existed.
ed C ottage d ro v e T hursday and
the colum ns of his borne paper, the
friends while Bowermau shows his
the street paving dope soon or the U»a‘ a "M 'wd P»K” ¡» a “ d ry ” town
T
here
are
scores
of
young
men
in
m ade m any friends during the.
RALLY AT DORENA kids will have it ali used up for »* "o t half so dangerous as an open
course of his visit upon the business iuKra ,itude l.y appearing to turn official positions in Oregon city, Marshfield Tim es over his own
signature:
chewing gum .
!sa,oon in a “ w et” ,ow u'
men, and thru his address. It being j Ws ,,ack 0,1 th e assembly which county an d state officers who could
All of the young peoples Chris­
" I n y o u r issue of the J itli ai>|*ear
< (illy four firms on M ain street
“ circus d a y ” and th e streets throng-1 K*
ve
him
his
n
o
m
in
a
tio
n
.”
At
the
win
recognition
as
West
h
as
if
thev
T
he
recent
big
tem
perance
pa
tian societies of C ottage Grove, in­
*
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a num ber of paid ¿nicies opposing
close
of * « his
address Mr. West was
cluding the Adventists of Silk rade iu Portland extended over too relused to accept the anti-saloon
were w illing to un d ertak e reforms
ing with |>eople, the plan of hold­
the form ation of new counties. Creek, will go to Doreua next S u n ­
greeted warmly by his friends ;m d
blocks and m any beautiful floats i *eaf’ue placards distributed by
which they adm it should lie in a u ­
ing the dem ocratic rally at the A r­
T hat this is not entirely disinter day afternoon leaving on the 1 :.V)
adm irers.
T raveling with Mr.
were in evidence, "O regon d ry ” I Mrs
gurated, b u t w hich they hesitate
mory w as abandoned and Mr.
D W heeler ,o d ay '
p
in
train
and
after
conducting
u
ested advice should easily ap|>ear
West was T u rn er < (liver, dem ocra­
to attem pt because they doubt from the fact th at the new spapers 'ro u sin g tem perance rally at I)o- w as the slogan.
West addressed a large crowd from
Mrs. Em m a J. Miller has p u r­
tic cand id ate for secretary of slate,
whether anything can tie d o n e —
a carriag e balled at the corner of
Van A llison’s barber shop and chased the cottage home of Al
and H ugh M cLain, dem ocratic
( (regoniau.
Main an d Fourth street in front of
H.
C M adsen's jewelry and piano N ichols just north of the steam
candidate for railroad com m is­
OSWALD WEST, MAN OF THE
the Leader office, lie was intro­
house have been enlarged consid­ lau n d ry and has moved therein.
sio n e r, neither of whom s|x>kc here
HOl'R, a n d WHY.
duced by lio n . O. M. Kem who
erably
bv a fine addition to the
At last the street paving m ixing
; Mr. West is a staunch supiwirler
T h an O sw ald W est, no m an ever
explained very clearly and logi­
rear
of
their
huidiug.
p lan t has arrived at Cottage Grove
| of the Initiative and Referendum,
offered for the governorship was
cally why he is a dem ocrat and the
Eugene is tjencHng out thousands of great flaming Mr. and Mrs. A rchie Thompson from G rants Pass and the superin­
the Direct P iiu iary law, the Cor more fit. l i e c a u te fro » th e low ­
p articu lar b raud of dem o cracy .
placards
urging the voters of the state to vote for the write the Leader from Lebanon, re­ tendent of paving work has a large
rupt Practice? Act, Statem ent Xo.
er levels. His early life w as stru g ­
ryhicb he favors and enijop-es. lip
I, the Recall and all the people’s
creation
pf
Williams county, which absorbs nearly one. questing th a t hereafter this paper force of men at work installing th e
paid his respects to the Oregonian
gle w ith poverty. He know s all
plant and preparing to spread the
, laws.
nix,nt “ the h u ts where poor men half of Douglas county and just enough of Lune to seek be addressed to them at Fruitvail.
in no very com plim entary manner,
hot dope on Main street, w hich op­
'I’he following from the Oregon
California,
their
new
home.
lie an d the chores th a t poor men to confuse, embarrgs ;pul defeat the more practical and
referring to its alleged utiscrupu
erations will commence at once.
¡an was printed some two years
Ions fight 111*011 Mr. West a u d it s '
d o .”
legitimate Nesmith county measure. Wonder how Rose- A fellow with B arnes’ Circus
It is a splendid and much
Supposing he was aim ing at a
m any glaring inconsistencies. „ I l e i “*0
He w as a b u jo h p r’s bPY
burg
will like this secret, treacherous movement on the was arrested an d fined $25 last spot on an empty dry goods box
appreciated tribute to his efficiency
T hursday upon a charge of using
declared Mr. West to be a mail of 11
, ,
’
oilier boys were at play. H e was
part of her pretended friend, Eugene, wlpeh <* the out­ vile, profane and obscene la n g u ag e at the city rock quarry Sunday W.
‘ ¡n jnjbljc seryiep.
a b a n k e r's m essenger when other
gild for tin.- masses and lUmprmaj) 1 1
H O W (IN K Y O U N G M AN “ M A D E
come
of a quiet visit ot a delegation of Drain business on the street in Cottage Grove.
B. Cooper pulled the trigger of h is
lads were at school. Me fought
a creature of the assem bly, cor|M*r
G O O D ” IN P I 'H p i c i . i f j -:
22 rifle and sent a ball crashiug in­
ag ain st adversity at the age when men to Eugeqe recently? A friend writes the Leader from
atious an d interests.
D. W . Bath and sou, Irving,
O sw ald W est, formerly state laud
pounds of dynam ite which
the average ch ild
»» b is pas­ Tlje Dalles saying that scores ol these Eu * \\ imprinted have purchased the G oldendale, to
W hen Mr. West stepped for-'
! agent and now a member of the
exploded
with terrific force, some
times.
w ard, lie was given an enthusiastic I
Williams countv placards are posted up about that city W ash., Sentinel, aud are m aking
greeting. H ee x p .e ssd him self as i rai,road co,n,niss,on '*v v,r,ue nf
W herever fate placed him. West and the uqqntr;. tributary. Similar reports come from a “ cracker ja c k ” country weekly workmen nearby only escaping in­
jury by m eans of being sep arated
feeling hue and djd npt appear Jo ! Sp P°!,lt,Me(,T «’V tl,e Governor, is Hie boy, or West the «tan,
out of tt. They are thorough new s­
Freewater
and
other
parts
of
the
state.
from the powder by a low rock
be the least fatigued or worried b y , recogn,zed a I over the state as a good.
Front butcheT's boy he
,
.
,
,. | young man who lias made good”
w all.
Therefore, in order to hold on to Iter tax tribute and paper men.
went to school an d from school he
Ins strenuous cam paign work- I I e j ;
...
| in public service. T hjs recognition
T
rain
s
7
and
8
ru
n
n
in
g
between
other
graft
frori
Cottqge
(»rove
and
the
small
area
of
Joe Baker,
the
well-known
becam e batik messenger.
From
impressed his hearers at once as
hp has attained by the aggre .ivc
Portland Jefferson street depot and b la c k s m ith ,a n d wife have re­
messenger he rose sw iftly from one Lane uoqnt.v territory included iu the proposed Nesmith
lieing seriously in earnest, frank
p int he displays in ta k in g up any
Forest G rove an d trains 27 an d 28 turned home from a sum m er's visit
position of trust to another- This county, Eugene would traitorously betray her sister
and truthful, and a young man
work th at m ay be assigned him.
between Portland Union depot and to former and fam iliar scenes at
life is a survival of the fit, and he county seat, Roseburg, by secretly seeking to vote away
possessed of high and practical
W here m any othpfs inofficial )*nsi-
Silverton will be discontinued for their old home iu N ebraska.
ideals, and withal safe and saiip,
was fit.
a great area of Roseburg's rich territory in order to sel­ the w inter seasou Oct. .50.
tlon would have been content to let
T hey also visited other m iddle
From iiosition to position '» one
H e paid a glow ing tribute to his
affairs drift along in well worn
This is the “EUGENE WAY.”
I |. E. Owen, the real estate d eal­ western states and enjoyed their
ban k , lie passed to a higher place fishly retain ljer uwu.
associate on the railroad com mis­
ruts and iu accordance w ith out-of
er, reports the sale of Mrs. Caroline trip very m uch, not noting th e
in another.
Prom otions aw aited
sion, T . K. Campbell, of Cottage
date customs, he lias lieen prompt
him at every tu rn , because in every whose views are given are located j rpiia, com mencing about ,t o'clock C ondon’s house and lot on E m ­ ch an g e they expected to witness in
Grove, and said that he hoped
an d persistent in efforts to estab ­
place w ith w hich lie was entrusted, iu the developed pttd of '*‘c couu ] p. in will return to Cottage Grove erald avenue to George W. Kerr, of a q u arter cen tu ry’s absence.
Campbell would live to round his
lish a better order of tilings, lie-
he delivered the goods.
century m ile stone iu years.
fiw o ut of which it is proposed to ] a t>out slN o'clock in the evening. Cottage Grove, for a consideration
T he temi>eruuce rally at S agi­
cause lie found practices in force
From b an k official by qecam e carve a new county, stren u o u sly ' f'rains will also run from Doreua of #1200.—G uard.
A s to the present system of ta x ­
naw
Friday evening was largely
was not th e slightest reason why
S tate lau d agent, and the first oppose tl»e formation of the new to W icks’ and return in order to
ation the speaker declared the
B arnes’ trained wild and do­ attended au d very convincing a n d
he should contim ie t|teui. If they
th in g b e d id w as to clean u p the organisation
small land owner was paying ipore
accom modate those who may care mestic aulm al circus, w hich gave able addresses were delivered b y
were gpod. very well; but if not
than his jqst a»d equitable; am ount
S tate la n d office- T here wa« a l=
It is well know n th a t the popu­ to attend this great rally fram those two perform ances at Cottage ( ’.rove Rev. Robert Sulclffe an d Mrs. P .
good, they m ust maj-e way for tlie-
pf taxes. U nder a decent method
w ays scandal before, b u t there lias lous end of any county .will develop points above Doreua T h eM . E ,|l a s t T hursday, was one of th e best I) W heeler, of Cottage Grove.
better.
W hether the desirable
never been scan d al iu th e office itself at the expense of the u nde­ Brotherhood mv lu stra will go, a exhibitions of this k ind ever w it­ On S aturday evening Rev. S ut­
of tax atio n the public service cor­
thing can he done he seldom, if
since lie entered it. H e d id not veloped end. It is only n atu ral local m ale quartet and there will nessed in this state. T he work of cliffe delivered a sim ilar address
porations would be coiujiclled to
ever, stops to inquire, llep ro ceed s
go about th is w ork w ith a b rass th a t it should c o n t i l e to do this | he several short interesting speech- the train ers and their dogs, ponies, out at the Royal Academy to a
pay a tax in proportion to the
upon the theory th at a th in g c a n 't
bau d , b u t as a quiet tuan of action a# lung as it may. But it is only es. A round trip fare of 50 cents i lions, tigers, leopards, elephants, large and enthusiastic audience-.
am ount of revenues derived from
be done without trying an d lie
their operations in tlie state. West
he drove o u t the g raft qud m ade fair th a t the undeveloped portion lias been granted fron; tUia city to hear an d seats were m arvelous, Excellent music was furnished by-
m akes the effort. Everybody told
then asserted that the old “ politi­
system anc) ¡wnity out of chaos. of the county should be given an Doreqa, aud a most interesting while th e slack wire, trapeze and Royal academ y faculty and s t u ­
him he co u ld n 't secure convictions
It w as such a disch arg e of duty as opportunity to develop itsejf, if it time is assured all who go and pap* acrobatic perform ance was of the dents.
cian s” were trying to get back to
in the S tate lau d fraud cases, an d
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men adm ire a n d as men are wont cafes jq fak« on th e burden of ticipate in this g rand tem perance very highest order.
llje old convention system; to con­
A splendid
lie d id n ’t, but lie m ade a trv at it
Prol Horner s Lecture.
vention m ade governors and legis
to reward.
brass
band
added
to
the
interest
of
separate
county
organization
to
rally.
|t
is
suggested
th
a
t
lunch
and at least brought to light the
latures, w hich were iu tu rn handed
¡fqcaupe l|e was splendid as State th a t end. T he Y aq u iq a News be taken along that the young peo­ it all. T he seats were nearly all
facts as to the m anner in which
Prof. J. B. H orner, of the OAC
over to the cor|xiralions.
“ if
lau d agent, W est w as m ade rail­ Reporter, published in Lincoln ple may go direct to their places of taken at h v ’t perform ances and
the Statp lands had iyecu p u rch ased .
auf elected governor, ijnd I will
road com missioner, a n d in f°ur county, w hich was some years ago meeting iqioii returning home S u n ­ everybody tj<>i then m oney's ivoil! ' -liverod a most interesting lecture
T he only reason lie d id n 't secure
.it the Presbyterian church Friday
b e ," declared the speaker, " I will
and then some.
cu t off from Benton county, aptly day evening.
( Continued on I.ast P age)
evening to a large audience on th e
fight for jm pular governm ent and convictions was th a t the crim inal
subject, “ Oregon L iteratu re," T h e
the election of senators by direct
subject w as th e more Interesting
vote of the |*eople. 1 happened to
an d entertaining from the fact th a t
be in Portland when Howermau
it dealt exclusively with home peo­
w as nom inated. I was leaning up
ple and their excellent literary pro­
against a lam p i*ost, when the old
ductions. T he speaker said we
fam iliar bunch came by singing
were constantly exploiting aud
their sw an song, R-o-w-e-r-ip-a-n.
lioo-ting our com mercial and in ­
I then said to myself, ‘I can beat
dustrial interests aud n a tu ra l re­
th a t b u n c h ,' so I went to mv hotel
sources, b ut no effort is being put
aad w tote m y declaration of p rin ­
forth to encourage aud exploit O re­
ciples, so here I am to d a y .”
g o n 's most com m endable and e x ­
Mr. West spoke of his connection
cellent literary productions.
He
with land fraud investigations and
declared that the state could not
of h av in g ferreiledoul certain ftau
even lioast of an adequate book
dulent signatures to entries w hich
.............................. $27.50
printing aud binding institution to
resulted in the ies*nrmg to the state
M en's Newest Brown Velours at #22.50 to _
com pete w ith like concerns of other
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of certain tracts as dom ain w rong­
'* New T a n ’s In Nobby Styles, all wool ____ _. . . .
states and th at O regon’s literary
fully appropriated. H e told of his
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25.00
'* Blue Serge, Latest Styles, $ 1 8 .0 0 t o . ......................
people were com pelled to constant­
connection with the state railroad
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ly pay tribute to Eastern book p u b ­
commission and of its good offices
” Black .......................ijY
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lishing concerns. H e declared the
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20.00
iu securing rate reductions and thus
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" All Wool Light Gray < (vercoats..........................
poetic productions of Sam Simpson
b reu g h t about a friendly feeling
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“
T an Overcoats, C onvertible Collar
were w orthy of com pilation aud
between the railroads and the peo­
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publication in attractive form an d
Black
Unfinished
W
orsted
C
ravcnette
ple. Mr. W est also explained that
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15.00
exploitation in every liook store.
“ m ileage” transaction and his ex
F ancy Worsted C ravenette Raincoats
H is quotations of gems Irotn the
planation was altogether convine
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12.50
works of O regon’s fam ous literary
jug. I astly he denied vehemently
l>eople, including Sam Simpson,
These goods are absolutely the newest designs in pattern s and latest models in stvle. T hey will please you.
th^t there was any Itotmie Cham
Col. Baker, Edw ard M arkham,
berlain com bination back nf his
Joaquin Miller, Mrs Chase aud
candidacy.
m any others, were very interesting
“ T hese gentlem en and myself
an d rendered more impressive by
have nothing in com m on," declar
num erous
stereopticon
Oregon
ed Mr. West in referring to the al
views
anil
portraits.
The
lecture
leged |M*litical trinity, but he de
was given under the auspices of
d a r e d he w as proud to have the
the W om an’s Club and was a rare
>
' Ì
support of Senator Cham berlain
literary treat.
who he said, " is giving me every
City Rock Quarry— Barnes Circus Well
EUGENE WORKING AGAINST ROSEBURG
Don't Crowd and Jam Into Our Store Like Cattle
OUR CLOTHING IS FINE
But w e can Supyly You All Without Starting a Panic
HES
WHEELER
“ Everw ear Hosiery”
THOMPSON COMPANY
assistance in the preseut politics
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