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COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, TUE SD A Y , N O V E M B E R 8, 1910.
. * January 9, 1908.
THE LATEST ElECTION
E.
INTEREST GROWING IN
THE PACIFIC HIGHWAY
STOCK COMPANY
AT ARMORY HALL
Washington and California To Vote
Heavy Bonds for Project
Big Meeting Called
Mamie Hnslam to Appear here in
Repertoire Three Nights Com­
mencing Thursday.
West Leads for Governor, Balance of Ticket Rep­
VOL. XXII. NO. ag
OF LOCAL ADD
LANE COUNTY HAPPENINGS
Following is a retiort of the la t­
On T hursday November It), T he
est developm ents iu the W ashing­
Mamie IIaslant Stock Com pany
ton, Oregon an d C alifornia wagon
will commence a three nights en ­
road highw ay or boulevard, show ­
gagem ent at the Armory hall.
ing how interest is growing.
Carrying 20 people including their
T he. success or failure of the
own band and orchestra aud spec­
$18,000,000 bond issue th at is to j
ial scenery, this Company is one
lie voted upon by the citizens of j
| of the largest and best on the road,
the only wet place in W hatcom be California m eans m uch to the l’a c - '
j The offering on T hursday will be
P ortland's population is to be
t
1 hat the Oregon & Southeastern
couuty after February 1.
T he
ific H ighw ay project, which con-,
the famous play “ T ennessee’s placed at 207,000 according to re­ ojierated at a net corporate loss of
state has a safe republican majori
tem plates the construction of an I
I P artn er,” in w hich Miss M amie ports. T h at is going some.
$54,745.68 is shown iu a report
«y.
international road from Mexico to
| Ilaslam scored such a hugh suc-
Jas. Atkinson will build a m od­ just filed with the Railroad Com­
CALIFORNIA
C anada along the Pacific Coast.
In their first real game of thej cess in Portland. T he plot is laid ern buugalo on the lot secured mission. I he total operating e x ­
T he election in C alifornia is Gov. Gillette and other good road year, the Cottage Grove High in N evada, and takes us iu turn to
close lietweeu the republicans and enthusiasts are actively supporting school football team defeated the a m ining camp, Caleb S w an’s, the from Mrs. C. G ray on West W all penses were $65,618.95 and the
i total operating revenues $36,218,62.
dem ocrats with the latter slightly the bond issue, w hich will provide Springfield high school here S atu r­ gam bler’s apartm ent and the S u d ­ street
Druggist
H
arry
Brehaut
has
T o give practical tests to irriga-
iu the lead.
.
for at least 5,000 miles of modern day by a score of 42 to 0. T he den Stop hotel. T he bills for F ri­
lieeu
brought
borne
from
th
e
Eu-
lion
possibilities in the W illam ette
Democratic Landslide in East.
highw ay. T his will m ean the im­ ball was kept in Springfield terri­ day and S aturday nights will lie
gene hospital, his condition being valley, a group of Portland capit-
Chicago. — Democratic control of m ediate construction of C alifornia's tory during most of the game, and “ A Bachelor’s R om ance” aud
much improved, but he is not yet alists has bought several thousand
at no tim e was Springfield able to "M y Friend from In d ia ”
the house of representatives is now part of the Pacific H ighw ay.
able to leave his room.
acre tracts at various points along
It is readily conceded by all far- score. Medley, Lewis an d lleu-
Supported by a capable cast in ­
assured.
Rai:i caused a suspension of
valley. A million dollars or
seeing businessm en th at California diicks, starred for Cottage Grove cluding her talented sister, Miss
Elections throughout the country
paving
on
main
street
Monday
and
:
raore
W'N
spent, if necessary, in
resulted iu political convulsion of needs m ore good roads, especially and McPherson played a fast game Cora, .Miss Mamie Ilaslam is m eet­ Tuesday, but a full force is push- 'developing the project,
ing
with
the
greatest
poasible
sue-
1
for
Springfield.
T
he
lineup:
in
the
northern
part
of
the
state.
far-reachiug extent, sim ilar to the
iug the work again. It will be a
Messrs. Alfred Jury,
E. A.
In nearly all eastern states trunk
Cottage G rove—l’owell, center; cess in every city enroute.
wave of 1802, but apparently more
O
w
ing
to
the
im
portance
of
this
«raml
improvement.
!
Schrepel.
Jas.P
otts,
Robert
Griffin,
wide spread iu effect. T he nation line highw ays are being built and Crabtree, right guard: Damewood,
T he Booth-Kelly log drive th a t NIr 1 u rpm, W illiam Landess, L.
j m aintained by the state, and Cali- left guard: Wist, left tackle: M ath­ engagem ent, the theatre is certain
I foruia will either tak e a step in ew, right tackle; H endricks, right to be crowded each night and has been on the way down the Me- A. Cates an d City Engineer N ich-
lieen carried by the dem ocrats, re
those w ishing to secure good seats Keuzie for several weeks, has jols vv,n aU build regulation side-
versing the present republican m a­ advance in the m atter of internal end: Wood, captain and fullback;
are advised to reserve them iu ad- arrived at Coburg and the logs are , w alks fronting their residence pro-
Martin
and
K
ing,
substitutes.
development
or
will
retard
her
jority of 45. T he senate will prob
vancc. Scats are now selling at " ow *»fe >'t Ibe boom.
perties on East Main street. T he
growth
by
lack
of
adequate
high
Spriugfield
—A
ndersou,
ceti
ter
:
ably have a reduction in republi
the
W
ave.
Popular
prices,
25,
35
i
Miss
M
yrtle
P
urvance
has
recov-
i
**rst
l iur Keiitleuien mentioned
can majority as result of legislative way facilities, by voting favorably Lam berty, rig h t guard: Travis,
anil 50 cents.
ered from an attack of measles au d ^ avf completed their sidew alks
or
unfavorably
on
this
bond
issue.
left
guard;
I.eueve,
left
tackle;
elections held in niaiiv states.
while Jas. Potts is also building a
------ * ■ ----------- | is able to resume her school work
W ith the securing of the services Perkius, right tackle; Hockett.
Iu N'ew York |o h n A. Dix, the
cosy,
modern buugalo. Good for
again
Miss
H
azel
Hazleton
had
right
end;
Barnes
left
end;
Singer,
No Poultry Shaw at Roseburg
dem ocratic candidate for’goveruor, o f Mr. N. B. Miller, the engineer
charge of her grade duriug her ill- east Main.
who built tile North Bank railroad quarter: Parsons, right half: Mc­
is elected over Henry I.. Stimson,
Bales Bros., of Dorena, have
Owing to unfavorable conditions ! ness-
republican, bv about 55,000, re­ for the Hill interests, for the state Pherson, captain and left half:
picked
2029 boxes of apples aud
The new steel bridge across the
versing a republican plurality of highw ay commissioners of the state Hoi verson, fullback: Emmons and tiie Roseburg poultry association
have
shipped
two carloads to the
of
W
ashington,
the
good
roads
McCracken,
substitutes
has given up its plans to hold a Row river near this place was for­
70,000 iu 1‘Mt.s for G overnor H u g h ­
Eugene Fruitgrow ers’ association
movement
in
the
Evergreeu
state
mally
accepted
by
Couuty
Com
­
poultry
show
in
th
at
city
this
w
in­
es.
Lorane Items.
ter. and Cottage G rove having missioners Edw ards and Price, at Eugene, from eight acres of
Iu New |ersev, Woodrow Wil- has been decidly fortunate. Mr.
Miller
will
not
only
devote
bis
e
n
­
decided to hold no poultry exhibit who m ade the trip to the bridge their orchard. T hey have 14 acres
sau, dem ocratic candidate for gov­
iu orchard and the entire num ber
T he citizens of Lorane are busy this wittier, the Eugene fanciers ! Saturday afternoon,
ergies
to
th
at
p
art
of
the
state
ernor, is elected over Vivian M.
will bear next year. They begau
planting wheat and caring for the are b stir t mg them selves iu an
highw
ay
system
th
a
t
will
become
W. C. G auley has instituted suit
.ewis, republican, by about 15,-
14 years ago by clearing the larid,
winter apples.
a
portion
of
the
Pacific
highw
ay,
effoit to hold a big show there this I in the circuit court against II. I).
000, reversing a previous republi­
w hich was then a forest, and set
but
will
superintend
the
construc­
Mrs.
Hiram
G
riggs
is
spending
winter.
Cottage
Grove
held
a
’
Crites
and
Robert
I..
G
auley
to
re­
can plurality of 8.000.
ting out about 100 apple trees, and
Iu M assachusetts E ugene N. tion of the state road th at is to be a few days in the valley at the large aud succe sful poultry show cover $1125 with interest at S per
a year ago they refused $14,000
built
up
the
Columbia
river,
and
home
of
her
sister.
last winter and it i- up to Rose cent from July 24, 1906. J. C.
oss, dem ocrat, defeated G overnor
for their orchard. They have an
which
will
ultim
ately
lead
to
Spo­
burg
or
Eugene
to
put
up
the
show
|
Johnson
is
attorney
for
the
plaintiff.
W
ill
W
ard
an
d
family
visited
Eben S. Draper, republican, for
acre and a half planted between
k
an
e
via
W
alla
W
alla.
...
_
.. , , lr ,,
with Mrs. W ard’s people, W. B. this winter.
re-election by about 50,000, revers­
___ _______i . Mrs. Comer, wife of J. II. Com ­
the rows with straw berry plants,
Iu view of the fact th at the H aw ley’s S aturday night.
ing D raper’s former plurality of
er, is seriouly ill at her home on w hich were set out two years ago,
North
Bank
railroad
is
one
of
the
8 , 000 .
Home Ruin ’ In W .sh.ngton,
Wall slreet from pneum onia. Her
Mrs. W . W. lackson left Lo-
aud netted them $450 when less
In C onnecticut Judge Baldwin, best constructed railroads in the raue last T uesday for an extended
sou
George of Vancouver, and than two years old.
country,
Mr.
Miller’s
reputation
as
dem ocrat, is elected over Charles
visit iu the east. She will visit her
I’lie ( >regonian recently reported ! daugtiter, Miss Minnie, who is
After being w ithout a regular
Goodwin, republican, by about an engineer is fully sustained by son in Colorado Springs, a sister three m urder cases in W hitm an ; teacher of the G ravel Ford, Coos
pastor for several mouths, the Pres­
the
work
lie
has
done.
4,000, reversing a previous repub­
in Pennsylvania aud her mother in county, W ash., all traceable to j county school, are at her bedside,
byterian church of this city has
A Good Roads rally has been
lican plurality of 16,000.
Ohio. She expects to be gone whiskey, and then said.
I lie
John N okes has just returned secured Rev. Albert S. Mason, of
called
for
N
ovember
10,
to
be
held
In Ohio Governor Judsou lia r
about a month
cause of temperance wijl lie m ate- j home from Scio, where he was vis- Redding, Cal., who has held the
mon, dem ocrat, appears to have under the auspices of the Tacom a
Miss L au ra Jackson gave a H al rially aided in C olfax by these jtinR w i|h his
, Clvde
He re- pastorate of the
Presbyterian
Cham
ber
of
Commerce
and
the
been re-elected by about 15,000
lowe’en
party
S
aturday
evening.
three
trials;
but
the
lesson
will
not
,
lates
„
ROOtl
joke
O
I1
|
iuKe,ie.
He church in 'th a t city for three years,
Tacom
a
Commercial
Club
at
the
over W arren G. H arding, republi­
T he evening was spent in the usual be heeded bv the saloon men, for ,va8stan d in g at the depot at Scio, lie is a native of California, but
commercial c lu b ’s headquarters.
can.
gam es for the occasion. A light it is in tltc small town or city that w],el, a train pulled in and a Eu- was reared and educated at E vans­
In New H ampshire, Robert P. Invitations have been sent out to luncheon was served and after the business is conducted with the | Relle knocker against Nesm ith,
ton, In d ., graduating from the
Bass, republican candidate for all the com mercial organizations listening to “ ghosty” stories the least possible regard for decency.
alighted for a moment from the Northwestern University with the
governor, leading C. E. Carr, dem ­ and tile Good Roads clubs, to send guests departed, all voting Miss
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train and h anding him a large roll class of 1892. H e has held c h a rg ­
representatiues to T acom a to attend
ocrat, by about 6,000.
Jackson a spleudid entertainer.
My dear boy, you will never | n f anti-N esm ith literature request- es at Forest River, N. D., Brook­
the
meeting.
A
ssurances
have
a
l­
In Pennsylvania the election of
know w hat real happiness is until
him to see th at it was d istribu- ing S. D., and Mount Morris, 111.,
John R. TeRer, republican, for ready come in th at Vancouver, B.
A full line of grass seeds etc.,
C. and Victoria will be well repre­ now on h and at the C ottage Grove you gel married, but then it will jted aliout Scio. Of course John before coming to California.
sented.
Feed Co’s, store, I). Sterling, be too late for you to appreciate it. circulated t’te literature—nit.
I Among the twenty four young
(Continued on I.ast P age)
ladies
elected from W illam ette
University, Salem, Oregon, to
cortipose the Ladies' Glee Club of
th at institution, Miss Armorel S ut­
cliffe, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Sutcliffe of this city, w as
selected as one of the second altos,
and received praise from the d i­
rector for the quality of her voice,
she being a rare and n a tu ra l con­
tralto.
Miss Sutcliffe's C ottage
Grove friends will be pleased to
leant th at she is m aking rapid pro­
gress iu both her studies and m us­
ical work.
New Steel Bridge is Completed— 0. & S. E. R. R.
ublican-State Wet— Nesmith Probab­
Annual Report— Fine Orchard— A New
ly Defeated— Ditto Home Rule.
Cottage Grove Scores 42
Pastor— City Improvements.
to Goose Egg For
W est elected governor bv from
2500 to 5000 m ajority. Rest of
state republican. Probably wet
and all new counties voted down.
Home rule defeated.
lleau and Bingham neck and
neck iu I.inn, latter ahead in l.ane
outside of Cottage d ro v e. l.ane
dry. Home Rule l o s t . B o w ii and
Russell elected sheriff and clerk.
Election day passed off quietly
and very orderly iu C ottage d ro v e
and regardless of the stormy a d ­
vent of the day a large crowd as­
sembled and as the sun broke thru
and scattered the clouds bv noon
the crowd increased and the larg­
est vote iu Cottage d ro v e ’s history
was polled, even though the Doreua
precinct has been cut off from Hast
Cottage d ro v e since the electiou of
two years ago. T he vote of Cot­
tage d ro v e was as follows:
North Cottage d ro v e ,
284
E ast
“
“
557
W est
“
"
187
T otal vote,
828
Tw o years ago the total vote here
was about 587 or less than 600, the
largest ever cast here up to that
tim e.
LANE COUNTY.
W hile general apathy prevailed
to more or less extent almost
throughout the cam paign in l.ane
couuty things livened up at the
close and such an interest was
aroused as has not Ire fore been wit­
nessed in the county for years, re­
sulting in an exceptionally heavy
vote being cast in Eugene and
throughout the county, the total in
E ugene alone being 2005, or nearly
one-third of the total vote in the
county.
Com ing down to the county tic k ­
et, Mown is considerably ahead
over Moon in the count for sheriff,
and his election is freely predicted.
T he closest race on the entire tic k ­
et, however, will be between Creed
H am m ond, dem ocrat, and Stacy
Russel, republican for the office of
county clerk. At the present hour,
however, it looks as though Russel
would win out over his opponent.
S. W . T aylor is evidently the n ext
treasurer, his lead lieing apparent
this early in the count. C. M.
Collier will win in a w alk for the
office of treasurer, and Hemphill
will never be headed in the race
for countv com missioner. The of­
fice of county judge and coroner
will lie bestowed again upon the
present incum bents, II. W. T hom p­
son and W. T. Cordon, respective­
ly. T he Register says.
Scattering returns in l.ane coun­
ty give:
H aw ley, 475; Sm ith, 246.
Bowerman, 766: W est. 471.
Bingbani, 587: Bean, 484.
C alkins, 596: Peery, .W>7.
H am m ond, 474: Russel, 545.
Bowu, 505: Moon, 191.
Nesmith county, yes; 85; no 502
Home rule, yes, 216: no. 274.
. Prohibition am endm ent, yes 85;
no, 162.
Prohibition law, yes. 201; no,
285.
OREGON.
Portland— Incom plete returns of
98 out of 182 precincts in M ultno­
m ah county gives Bowerman, re­
publican, for governor, 815; West,
dem ocrat, 742.
pr o h ib it io n
Portland, Nov. 8— Returns from
five counties in widely scattered
p arts of the state give 152 votes for
prohibition and 166 votes against
Returns from the country give pro­
hibition gains, however.
W ASHINGTON.
Bellingham, W ash., Nov. 8.
Saloons were knocked out Here to­
day by a vote of 1655 to 856. The
little border town of Sumas will lie
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Visitors
"M:
The W ay W e DO IT Makes ’Em All Take Notice
All Roads Lead to Nesmith County And
Wheeler-Thompson Company
Of Cottage Grove
Clothing
And now we desire to call your attention to our
lines of clothing shoes and furnishings.
Men’s Fancy W orsted S uits iu stripes and
solid colors $15.00 t o . . . ___ _____ _______ $25 »Ml
M en's two an d three button Sack Suits, iu
soft gray, tan an d brown $15.(Ml to _____ $25.< h >
Boy’s two piece suits $3.50 to ............... .................$ 7.50
M en's beautiful soft gray and tan t ivercoats
and Cravenettes, in the latest designs
and ca ts $15 HO to .
. _______ $22.50
M en’s Trousers in peg tops, both corduroy
and dress, $2.50 to _____ ____ _______ __ $ 7.00
A beautiful line of M en’s, Young M en’s and Boy’s
Blue Serge Suits at Popular Prices.
Shoes
Shoes
Men’s Pacific Loggers ------ ---------------- -------$ 8.00
“ 10 inch logger co rk ed _________________$ " 00
“ 14 “ tan c ru ise r----------------------------$ 6..10
“ G enuine pat colt button or blucher
$4.00 t o __ __________________________ $ 5.00
P ackards d t o s shoes, m en’s gun m etal blucher
and button $1.00 to . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . $ 5.00
M en's 6 inch w«tk slu ss. tan and bb.ik
$3.00, $3.50 to __ . . . .
. . . . . . . . . ..
Itoy’s Holland high c u ts ............... .. ..............
” Dress shoes___________ ______
T he fam ous Utz & Dunn cushion sole for
w omen___________ ______ _____ •
Ladies' St. Cecilia dress sh o e .........................
Ladies Nani mo
"
’ . . . ------------ --
Ladies' beautiful fox welt, patent leather
button or b lu ch er______________________? 4.00
WHEELER - THOMPSON COMPANY
wW 1 / / - o c v l / / -
Eugene News Notes
------------
J -r
F. J . H ard returned from a trip
to Cottage G rove W ednesday even­
ing and says they are now spread­
ing “ dope” on their streets.
Mrs. J . H ughes, of Salem, who
has been visiting Mrs. W ill Bush-
nell, left for a visit w ith Cottage
Grove friends T h u rsday afternoon.
F. I.. Snodgrass, of Cottage
rove, w ent to Portland W ednes­
day evening iu response to a tele­
gram announcing the death of his
mother.
Miss Ella Y andeuburg went to
Cottage G rove T hursday to visit
her h alf brother, J . H. Shewry,
who is looking after the paving in
th at citv.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jackson
went to C ottage Grove W ednesday
evening lor a visit with Mrs. Ja ik -
son's parents. W hile there ''J a c k "
[ will do some pheasant hunting.