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District and Thirty Saw Milling Enterprises Tributary to Cottage
C onsolidated J a n u a ry 9. 1908.
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L O C A L P A P E R F IT FO R ANY H O M E — P R O G R E S S IV E . N E W SY . IN D E P E N D E N T
drove.
Dairying, Fruit
G row ing, F arm ing are P rofitable
C O TTA G E GROVE, OREGON, T U E SD A Y , M ARCH 28, 1911.
dates who suffered in the ixditical
bartering, have secured largely
signed petitions requesting these
candidates to cotue out on an inde-
pendent ticket and they have fin-
j ally consented to do so.
LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS
NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST
Industries.
V O L. X X II.
NO. 49
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Several new ads in the Leader
today. Read them.
L. S. Hill of the Brown Lumber
Co.,
was transacting busiuess in
For Mayor
Portland last week.
lit compliance with the urgent
I Mrs. Orvil Speer was a gues' of
request of many citizens of Cottage
her friend, Mrs. Claude Gray, at
Grove expressed through largely
Bugene, a few days last week.
sigued petitions, I hereby announ- Medford is going to do even The Churchill-Matthews com­ Mrs. J. S. Medley spent a few Eminently Well Qualified
Independent Candidates ce'tuyself
a candidate for the office j more paving this year than last, pany has a crew of men plowing
in Bugene last week attend­
of mayor, subject to the will of the A. L. Wynne writes from I’eu- and planting 400 acres in the Lo- days
ing her aged mother who is in fee­
and Equipped For
legal voters at the forthcoming city dletoii to have his Leader sent raue valley to orchards.
Will Oppose Caucus
election. If elected 1 will put forth hereafter to Biggs, Oregon.
Last week the Southern Pacific ble health.
This Position
my very best efforts to give this
company disbursed about $4500 When the steel trust cuts the sal­
Nominees.
city an economical, yet progressive The hen may not be well edu­ among its employes at Cottage ary of its president to $50,000 a
and business-like administration. cated, but it doesn’t take her long Grove, including those at the tie year it must be fearful of a curtail­
1 stand for public improvements to scratch off a few lines—in the plant.
ment of its tariff grant. <
along conservative and well defin­ garden.
S. C. Bartrum, supervisor
At last we have something to be Hon.
The convention for the nomina­ ed
J.
J.
Wilsou
of
Corvallis,
who
lines.
\V. H. A brams .
the Umpqua forest reserve, who
tion of city and ward officers for
All of the S. P. sawmills at Mar- recently opened a store in the really thankful for. Fashion has of
prominently mentioned as a can­
the April election, held at the ar­
eola have closed down and many Woodmen building at Loraue, has decreed that the “ rampart rat” is didate
For City Recorder.
appointment of state
mory on Wednesday evening, was
laborers who have been employed sold out to F. Ozmond and gone and the “ bulging bun” must go. forester, for is the certainly
man for
largely attended, and much inter­ A petition signed by a large there have left.
to Five Rivers to engage in farm­ Miss Armorel Sutcliffe is home the place from the fact the
that
has
est was manifested in the selection uumlier of citizens and qualified I'p to Friday eveniug, 16 home- ing.
from the Willamette I’uiversity to been in the government forest he ser­
of candidates The Hon. O. M. electors of Cottage Grove, nomi­ seekers, according to the dei>ot G. If. Hituson and T. Tompsett enjoy
a ten days’ vacation with vice since 1N99, which position
Kem was elected chairman of the nating C. H . VanDenburg as au records, had arrived in Cottage of Burlington, Iowa arrived in Cot­ her parents,
and Mrs. Robert lias given him a practical and
convention, and Lew A. Cates, independent candidate for city Grove, since the excursion rates tage Grove Friday with a view to Sutcliffe, and Rev.
many
friends.
technical training in forestry. It
secretary.
Recorder for the ensuing term hav­ went into effect.
buying
a
small
farming
tract
and
has "iven him a full knowledge of.
The
Oregon
farm
journals
are
ing
been
filed,
1
hereby
announce
(
J. C. Johnson, Crank Snodgrass,
locating
here.
They
are
favorably
the
existing conditions in the
severely
criticising
Governor
West
Mr.
J.
F.
Placard
and
Miss
Geo. F. Garoutte and I). A. Hen­ myself a candidate for the office of: Bliza Rondeau were united in mar­ impressed with tuis locality.
for vetoing a number of bills whole state. He has demonstrated
dricks were appointed tellers. The city Recorder, at the election to he !
the fact that he possesses great ex­
in Koseburg on March 17, L. McCoy, who has a small which is claimed embodied laws ecutive
chairman, after an order of busi­ held in Cottage Grove on April 4, , riage
ability, and is also a thor­
and eatne to Cottage Grove to re­ sawmill on the McDole place near greatly beneficial to the farmers. ough
ness had been presented bv J. S. 1011. I will if elected serve the | side
organizer,
is evident
immediately
after
the
cere­
Veatch’s
Spur,
liegau
sawing
last
city,
as
I
have
in
the
past
two
j
Medley and adopted, called for
The baby chick trade has grown from the class of which
men
he has en­
mony.
week.
Mr.
McCoy
has
recently
wonderfully. Twenty years ago
nominations for mayor. George years to the best of my ability in
in the forestry service. He.
Atkinson placed the name of W. accordance with the city charter Mrs. W. H. Blair, of Portland, put in a new engine, and otherwise poultrytnen never dreamed of start­ listed
the use of the press it*
11. Abrams before the convention and ordinances.
spent several days last week in increased the capacity of the mill. ing a business in that line, while believes in forestry
work and bas;
C. H. V an D enburg . | Cottage Grove looking after her The funeral of Aunt Polly Calli- now hundreds of thousands of promoting
without a nominating st>eech, and
written
strong
articles
aloug this-
Hr. Kitne, the present chief execu
l property interests here and visiting sou who died at Pleasant Hill last these innocents are annually sent line, being also a very convinciug
For City Treasurer.
tive, nominated 1$. K. Lawson.
I with her husband and many week was held Sunday at that out.
talker. He has a wide acquaint­
Dr. Kitne said he had been mayor Having been urged by numer­ friends.
place and was very largely at­
ance through the entire state and
of Cottage Grove during the past ous taxpayers and qualified electors
tended,
many
lieing
present
from
Hotel Changes Owners.
the manner in which he has
About
$100,000
of
federal
money
year, and with the help of the to place my name in nomination is now available for work on the Bugene and other county towns.
built
up the forest service in this
council and citizens generally had for the office of city treasurer for Siuslaw jetty at Florence, about
succeeded in making quite a few the ensuing year, I hereby an­ $70,000 of the $100,000 provided The Booth-Kelly Lumber Com­ J. F. Donovan and C. A. Mar section of the state to such a high
elT,.c !e,,cy’
entitles him at
improvements of a public charac­ nounce myself as a candidate for
is advertising for hids to litt of Portland last week con s,andard-of
to some favorable
consideration
the people of West Lane hav­ pany
eluded negotiations for the ( iregtin the
ter. Some of these were still in* thnt office. If elected l pledge i by
build
three
miles
more
of
logging
hands
of
the
state
complete, and for this reason he myself to serve the city to the best ing already been expended in jetty railroad. This line will extend up hotel, conducted by Mr. B. R. board and Governor West. forestry
wanted to see some one in the my ability, and as in the past, work.
one of the canyons from the com­ Westbrook, taking immediate |>os-
mayors chair who is familiar with of
pany’s main logging line, which session. Mr. Marlitt will conduct ;
Dave
Hendricks
is
back
from
a
strictly
in
accordance
with
all
city
A Good Comedy Drama.
the work, believing it would avoid laws and regulations.
runs seven miles beyond Wendling. the hostelry, and being au expen
trip
to
Salem
and
Albany,
where
hotel man will doubtless
several months delav in finishing
H
erbkrt E akjn . ! be went in the interests of the pro- George Mote, the contractor, has enced
a success of it. The new
the betterments He expressed
'hat was an excellent college
posed referendum on the l ’. of O. on exhibition in the Leader office make
proprietors
have in contemplation j j comedy
the opinion that it would be g«xxl
presented by the
:
He
says
he
found
fully
95
per
cent
a
Pekin
duck
egg,
.4%
inches
loug
for the citizens to have a man who I Circuit Court Adjourned till April 4. 1 of the people favorable to the ref­ and 6X inches in circumference. a number of improvements in the ! Amicitian drama
Girls Club at the armory
hotel.
Mr.
Westbrook
has
made
is acquainted with every detail of]
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last Friday evening under the effic­
Hq has a hen which lays ail egg no [dans for the future, but will ient
the city’s affairs at the head of the There will be no more circuit erendum proceedings.
direction of Mrs. F. |>_
no
larger
than
a
quail’s
egg
of
municipal government, and seeing court proceedings until Tuesday, i G. II. Hawkins, editor and pub­ which he already has accumulated visit relatives and friends in Wheeler.
entitled
in B. K. Lawson such a man he April 4, to which time Judge H ar­ lisher of the Crater Lake magazine a dozen of these freak eggs, one of Albauy, Salem and Portland at “ Six Sharps The and plav One was Flat”
and
placed him in nomination. Mr. ris adjourned it. The couuty ! published at Ashland, spent Thurs- which he presented to the Leader. one of which places he will proba­ portrayed the humorous experi­
bly locate. He desires to spend ences of six bright girls in one
Lawson was nominated on the first court has been hoping the injunc­ day in Cottage Grove which he
ballot, receiving 111 votes to Mr. tion case against them, brought by i proclaimed a “ delightful little Ben Morss, the nurserymau, the spring season in taking a de­ small flat. The characters were
Mr. Hawkins has pub­
vacation. The Leader all cleverly sustained and the
Abram’s 92.
.400 Mammoth and 40Q served
Grove citizens, would be ! city.’’
wishes the new management of specialties,
lished his little literary and booster shipped
Mr. Abrams thanked the con­ Cottage
Hymiliau
Giant
blackberry
plants
readings by Miss Flo
heard
and
determined
in
the
very
magazine for the past 15 months to a Montague, California, man Hotel Oregou success and joins | Phillips, contralto
vention for the support received, near future.— Register. •
solos by Miss
and
is
meeting
with
deserved
suc­
the
mauy
friends
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
and moved to make the nomina­
Thursday. When those giants
Leah
Perkins
aud
German
cess. The Leader was favored reach maturity the fellow will Westbrook her* tn wishing them ch aracter duet by Ren the
tion of Mr. Lawson unanimous,
Sanford aud
with a pleasant fraternal cr^ll.
Good Business Proposition.
which motion prevailed.
have some berries and fie will find happiness and prosperity in their Miss Ursula Lockwood all brought
The selection of a recorder being
to plat a new addition new home wherever that uiav be. forth hearty applause which could
,
U-
Hill, manager of (he it for necessary
next in the order of business, C. For sale—:a goqd , well „ drilling
a
homesite
unless he has plenty
only be suppressed by encore num­
|{rqW„ Lumber Company, Cottage of acreage already.
M. Shinn placed the name of C. rig on trucks. iq 'good condition, (}r()Ve
The Mam­ Read in Sunset Magazine, Motor­ bers. The entertainment was well
been
appointed
hy
If. VanUenberg before the con veu
are uot stow growers either, ing Through California, hy Lloyd attended and in appreciation of
power, .JtKl-foot capacity, , (governor West as a member of the moths
being able to cover from 25 to .40 Osbourne,
tion, saying he was a man known gasoline
proficient services the com­
drills
.5
and
4
inch
holes.
All
tools
j
hoanj
of
forestry.
Other
beautifully illustrated her
to all; one who had faithfully dis­ necessary. Inquire of the v.o- t^ettl|,ers 0f the board are A. P. feet of ground in a single season. iu four colors.
pany presented their director, Mrs.
“
The
Spell,”
a
charged the duties of the office, and Operative Realty Cq.
Wheeler, with a beautiful Morris
iapragqe,
T- Hnxton, Geo. H.
romantic serial by C. N. and A. chair
one who could be depended on to
upholstered in leather.
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M.
Williamson.
“
In
the
Shadow
.
Smith.
In
I
lie
most
common
cause
of
insomnia
and Dan I’
do his duty Under all all circum­ Aviators wou a total of $970,000 Greigh
appointments the lumber- is ilisonlers of the stomach. Chamber­ of the Dragon,” by Grant Carpen­
stances. Mr. Gleason, of the last year, but then only those who these
the grange, the forest fire lain's Stomach and LtVeT laMet» correct ter. Descriptive story of Sau
Musicale Program.
Third ward, named J. R. Young, are left to tell the tale are spend­ men,
association and the wool growers these disorders and «liable you to sleep. Francisco’s C h i n e s e itnatture. j
who had heretofore been recorder ing the money.
April issue now on
AS cents.
are represented.
l?or sale hy llenson Pharmacy.
To be given at the M. B. church
of Cottage Grove, and who, if
elected, was capable of creditably
Friday evening, March 41, by Miss
lithe! Bvaus of the University of
filling the office. The vote stood:
< taegon. assisted by the Methodist
Young 102; VanDenberg 95.
choir aud Roach brothers of Bu-
For treasurer Capt. J. C. John­
geue:
son, with commendatory words for
Waltz, 1C Flat _____________ Moszkowski
the present incumbent of that
Miss Kvans
office, nominated Geo. M Hall,
Anthem, Come Ye Disconsolate I line
expressing the opinion that as
Choir
The Fauns __
. .Chaminade
there was only honor and a little
Miss Kvans
prestage connected with it, the
Reading
A
Sisterly
Scheme
office should be passed around.
M i"> Allie Phillip.-
Geo. McQueen nominated Herbert
Mandolin
Duel,
Observatory
March
Bakin, and the vote resulted as
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Vocal solo. M orning and E vening .........
follows: Hall. 126; Bakin, 7H.
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___ I.loyd Stratton
STATE FORESTER
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WARD NOMINATIONS.
Following the city convention
the three wards got together iti
different parts of the hall and nom­
inated aldermen. Geo. Atkiuson
was elected chairman and I,. A.
Ralston secretary of the First ward
caucus; Dr. Rime chairntati and
\V. C. C miner secret a rv of the Sec.
ond, and John Medley chairman,
and Jas. Henteuway secretary of
the Third. There were uo con­
tests except in the First ward,
where Clias. Caldwell won out by
a large majority over Alfred Fowell
a u d J .K . Barrett. In the second
ward John Bartels was nominated
and in the Third, Geo. Knowles,
both the latter being chosen by
acclamation.
Independent Candidates
It lieing evident that considera­
ble polities had been wqrked prior
to the caucus, resulting in a trade
on several candidates, the friends
of two three prominent candi-
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Miss Kvans
i Violin Solo, Draldo S eren ad e..................
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Silver Spring . ..
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Miss Kvans
Reading, The Hazing of Valliant ______
Mrt. !•'. D. Wheeler
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