Cottage Grove leader., June 20, 1911, Image 2

No Well Too; Deep for
GOVERNOR JUDSON This
Farm Pump Engine
HARMON OF OHIO
No Weathor Cold Enough lo Freeze It— No Hour* Too Long for It lo Work
H y A . V. A H E K J* E T H X
At last we have found a*pump engine that serves all tlie needs of
the farmer and does it In the best possible manner. We investigated
a score or more different makes and designs of portable engines to find
the one best suited for our customers. We selected the Fuller & Johnson
Farm Pump Engine.1 It is the most wonderful portable engine made.
4 0 0 to 1 ,0 0 0 Gallons Per Hour
at aSiy time or any place. Works in any well, regardless of depth. This farm
pump engine completely solves the perplexing problem of Water
Supply fur the farm In winter as well as summer. Pumps all the
water needed for the house, dairy, barn, feed lot and pasture In a
few hours. Costs less to operate than a tank heater and elimi­
nates all bother and trouble.
Judson Harmon wns prepared to go
The employee cannot resort to tlie before the people and ask re-election.
courts for damages when injured In
With precedent against him. tbe
the raclory of a corporation which election machinery against hint, with
pays Into the state compensation fund the president of the United States, u
except when the Injury Is caused by citizen ot Ihe same state, lighting him
the disregard of a law, ordinance or for re-election mid In the face of a
order Issued hy an authorized public strong Republican sentiment to com
officer providing for the protection ot bat. Governor Harmon nevertheless
employees or by the willful wrong of wns given u majority of lUl.tXAI.
?lanty of Powir for Completo Wator System
Ohio repudiated hei favorite son.
an employer. Ids officer or ageuls
Just the thing for
The employer contribiiles IK) per cent Willlnm II Taft, pre-udeni of Ihe
volume pump,
pressure pump or
Governor Harmon
of the compensation fuud and the em­ lim ed Stales.
tank system.
P a te n t*! tu U. S A Juno 15. 1009
A tuo O n iiiuion o f C * ii» d * Hopl. 0,
ployees 10 per cent. Awards rnuge won the greatest Democratic victory
Affords a m p l e
1VI0, an il other forutgu eouatrlM .
power for small
from *3.400 to $1,600 and are graded In Ihe history of Ohio or of Ihe mid
Other p aU u U ap p lied far.
Klee trio Lighting
file
weal.
II
was
a
crushing
blow
lo
Plant.
— —— — — — — *
on the scale of wages paid employees
Works ditch pump and spraying outfits perfectly.
The taxing laws of the state were a the president
There
an*
some
things
tu
Ohio
more
H andiest L ittle W orker on th e Farm
Joke when Mr. Hannon was Inducted
popular Ilian the Taft smile One of
Ensuring a reliable water supply for the farm is
Into office and the taxpayers had
but one of the ways the Farm Pump Engine proves
them is the lion. Judson Hurmon.
no means to check extravagance of
its superiority. It has pulley for running any kind
who will •sMihleuance no frills and
of hand or foot power machinery. It helps the
their public officers These men decld
women folks in the dairy and laundry. Runs the
who shs on the edge of a hlg table
ed on the amount ot money they were
grindstone, feed mill, fanning mill, etc., for the men.
ilnii iM i tiples. rhe center of the gov-
Does the work of two extra hired men.
going to spend In a year and then eriiui- s rts-epfloii room und chats with
S e e the Little W onder nt W ork
made a levy to produce that amount visitors
"Ounmnn as an old shoe"
You have read all about this engine in your Farm
Engine Running Volume Pump
Taxpayers could do nothing but pay.
Papers but you cannot fully realize what a won­
is me Mm i tin.i fanners size up (heir
“ The authority which demands must gnveruui iillcr they see him perched derful mue worker it is until you see it in action. We show It at our exhibition rooms, doing
exactly the kind of work you would expect It to do on your farm. Bring in the whole family nnd
be curbed." said the executive in a >n that table, swinging ¿Is feet, and
loci, it over. It is worth a special trip to town. Be sure and come in.
message to the general assembly That
near
mill
tnlk
straight
from
the
shoul­
body obeyed and passed tbe Smith bill
W rite for Catalogue and Prices
which limited the maximum tax .rate der
\\ lien lie wns attorney general he ar-
that could be levied by public officers
: ueii mu nv cases before the supreme
In each district to 1 per cent of tax
.••ini .. rgueil iliem well—so well that
duplicates. That was sufficient, the
i : l - earned mull) deserving compliments
governor Held, for an economical ad
Iroin t h - i ic I i mid bar
Among them,
ministration.
I f more money were
mul perhaps the most noted, was tnat
Eugene, Sole Agents for Lane County.
needed there was Incorporated In the
id the I ulti d Stutes against tbe Trans-
8mllb bill a provision for n refc-ren
missourl F r e ig h t association.
It was
dam vote on a higher rate
the liisi lest as to the efficiency of the
There were a large number of taxing S l i d man anti trust luw when applied
Ten Per Cent Money
boards romposed of various state off!
to p r e te n t un Illegal combination of
cers wltb Jurisdiction over excise and
railroads
Air Harmon won, and the
I have two good houses in the
other corporate taxnrlon, but different
prettiest location in Collage drove,
boards were made up o f dlffereut offi­ riHiihlnrtlliin went hy tbe hoards.
Of i similar character were the suits now paying 10 per cent on the in
cers so that there could be no uniform
and consistent action. Auditors In against Hie Freight Traffic association vestment, and I offer them on that
S p o k a n e , Wash.,
June 7 .—
eighty-eight Ohio counties had nearly mid ilie Addyston I'lpe company. Har­ margin and will guarantee them
elghty-elgbt different rules of apprais­ mon was successful in both, and thus to pay 10 per cent. Who wants to Problems of great interest are to be
wns
established
tbe
law
as
it
stands
ing property, wltb tbe result that no
make some easy money?
The solved at the first American egg
today
one got a square deal.
property is worth nearly double laying congress in Spokane, begin­
There Is an odd series o f coinci­
Governor Harmon had a bill drafted
to abolish all these boards and to place dences In the careers of Governor Har­ what I will ask for it.
ning next November and continu­
The Main Collection Agency,
the entire taxing machinery of the mon and President T a ft Always Har­
It is free
I). A. Hendricks, Mgr. ing twelve months.
commonwealth In tbe hands of n sin mon hits followed Taft or T aft has
Plans are
gle state commission of three mem followed Harmon
Harmon resigned With Ilemenway & Lockwood. and open to the world.
bers. Other new tax laws make it ns judge In Ohio, and Taft took his
to have at least two entries of six
possible to chase out of hiding millions place
Then Mr. T aft became solicitor
chickens each from every state
Goad Business Proposition,
o f dollnrsof property and also strength general of the United States. Harmon
en and broaden tbe Inquisitorial pow­ followed him to Washington as a cabi­
and territory iu the union and pro
ers o f the state tax commission.
For sale— a good well drilling vince in Canada.
net member
Will he follow T a ft to
Among other
Ohioans expected big tilings from Washington again?
ng
on
trucks,
in
good
condition.
|
things
this
¡„formation
is sought:
Judsun Harmon when they elected him
Governor Ilarmon wns born In New­ gasoline power, .300-foot capacity, 1
their governor The achievements of town Hamilton county. O., Feb. 3,
W ill 300 chickens support an
drills 3 and 4 inch holes. A ll tools
tbe Democratic general assembly show IS 10, nnd he therefore Is In bis slxty-
necessary.
Inquire of the Co average family?
tha expectations of the people have
llfth year
One not acquainted with operative Realty Co.
What breeds are best for com
been realized He hud been a lending
this facl would take him to be no more
attorney tor years, but a search of his than fifty tlve. Ue Is Just ns vigorous
mercial eggs?
record disclosed Unrmon, while he hail
us a man o f many years under fifty-
\\ hat is the actual cost of pro
Music Lessons.
corporations among nls clients, had
live and us fond of sporta and ot the
ducing eggs?
never given his tnleuts to appear In a
out of doors ns a schoolboy. He rldea
court suit against the people As an
What are the prime requisites
Stringed and Hand Instruments
with tbe grace of a regular army cav­
attorney general of the United States
alryman. plays golf, competes wltb tbe Leave orders at tlie Wave.
for successful egg culture?
ha bad proved to be a friend of the
What state, province or territory
people, fighting through court cases crack rifle shots o f the O. N. G. annual­
M i l o <>. R o a c h .
which established Ihe foundation of all ly and makes good scores, goes to
produces the best layers?
Michigan
every
summer
for
his
vaca­
Jurisprudence on the anti trust sub
John C. Lee,a former newspaper
Ject In private life he was recognized tion und fishes and Ashes, and be Is a
Piano coupons at the Leader of
baseball fan of the species that records
as one o f the ablest lawyers In Ohio.
man,
now a poultry rancher at
fice. livery subscription payment
In February, 1910. ten months before each play made during a game on a or order for job printing entitles Ilillyard, Wash., who originated
score
card.
tbe state election In Ohio, when .Indson
Ue wns for years pitcher In a nine you to tickets on Metcalf N- Brunds the congress idea, has submitted
Harmon would go before the people
tentative plans to A. C. Ware,
for re-election, Ohio Republicans by or composed o f business men who met piano at the Leader office.
every Saturday afternoon out in tbe
der of President Taft held a harmony
chairman of the poultry and game
suburbs of the Queen City to try dia­
meeting In Dayton
The Republicans
For sale— 480 acres of land suit­ committee of tlie Spokane cham­
mond conclusions with teams from
•t Dayton did not talk of helping Pres
farming ber of commerce, for formal dis­
other localities. Judson Harmon nev­ able for stock, sawmill,
Ident T aft or of restoring the llopub
er missed a game while be was In and fruit.
It joins the Milwaukee
llcan party; they talked about the
town. Ho would go to tbe ball field, Orchard Co
A trout stream and cussion and action at the next
chance of defeating Governor Hannon
sited bis cont and collar and wade In a lot of springs on the place. monthly meeting of that body early
and they did not talk hopefully
Un
and pitch nlno straight Innings with Would make a line home.
so in June.
ronscloiisly they paid a patent tribute
all the vigor of a big leaguer.
acres fenced, log house, barn,
to tbe real strength of the man. It
This is not to be a comparative
Mr. Harmon's father was a Baptist
suddenly revealed Ihe tremendous sue minister, nnd from him be received bla graiuery,
wagon shed, chicken
exposition
for
fancy breeds or
cess of Governor Harmon and his com early education. In I8G0 be graduated house. $10 per acre. $2000. Terms
plete mastery of the political situation from the Rnptlst college at Denison, on balance.
S. F. Jackson, Lo feathers nor a money-making
In Ohio. The plan of opposition out­ IJcklng county, nnd In 1892 the school rane, Oregon.
scheme.”
Mr. Lee said, “ hut an
Chambers Hardware Company
FIRST EGG CONGRESS
TO BE IN SPOKANE
lined In Dayton has never ceased No
governor has ever been opposed hy so
strong a force as Governor Harmon.
DurtDg his first term of two years a
Republican general assembly to dis­
credit him reduced the treasury bal
ance $2,032.858 CH by making appropri­
ations exceed revenues and also crent
ed obligations amounting to $2.000.000
more by deciding to build new «true
turea for state Institutions. When the
revenues were reduced *500,000 a year
by voting out saloons and several him
dred thousands of dollnrs were added
(o the wrong column by the abolish
meat of prison labor contracts Har­
mon's arms were apparently tied, and
his enemies laughed at his discomfort
Tbe governor promptly reduced public
expenditures. Then. Instead of a gen­
eral levy, the proper enforcement of
the excise laws provided $500,000 addl
tlooal every year The establishment
of a market for prison manufactured
goods and the concentration of author­
ity over nlneteeu state institutions is
expected to add another $500.000 to
the etate revenues Thus was the slt-
natlon met tDd the state restored to a
sound financial basis without any ad­
ditional burdens being Imposed on the
people who are least able to be further
taxed.
Voters like to support clean and
able men. as bas been demonstrated In
many localities where the electors dls
played remarkable discrimination in
honoring exceptional men with an ex­
ceptional vote. This explains why in
a strongly Republican state Judson
Harmon was elected governor of Ohio
two years ago by a plurality o f 19,372
In tho face o f a Republican plurality
o f 06,601 In the rota for president.
On hla record as governor o f the state
honored him with the degree o f LL. D.
tic ntii-ndcd the Cincinnati Law school
and graduated In 1809.
Mr Harmons Idea of what Democ-
racy should do can be summed up In
the closing words of an Interview
which in- gave, as follows;
“ I lake It that tbe true platform of
the Democracy is tbe preservation to
the unties! of the rights of tbe com­
mon m m ii - - Hie man who has not might
or wealth to twist the current of
events lo still himself, to observe to
tin' strictest possible degree tbe limits
of authority Imposed by the constltn
tlon, to administer the government eco­
nomically and In doing tlml to levy
only Ihe amount of taxes, direct or
through a tariff, which w ill'm eet the
expenses of the government.
“ Am I a believer In tbe Income tax?”
said the governor In response to a ques­
tion. "Most assuredly,” he continued.
"Without such a tax the expenses of
the federal government, which now
amount to a billion dollars per year,
Cannot be fairly distributed. They are
now collected by tariff and other taxes
on consumption, and tbe enormons
vested wealth o f tbe country escapes.
A few states have undertaken to tax
Incomes, but, as I am advised, with lit­
tle success Changes o f legal residence
are too easy to make. The effieiwr.ey
o f n federal Income tax has been
proved The levying o f one wonld help
secure tbe lowering o f tariff taxes, so
greatly and generally desired, while
the people will watch more closely
what Is done with their money when
they know they are paying taxes and
how much."
( llvmpic is a hard wheat flour.
Makes more and butter- bread.
educational affair iu the best sense
Insist on Olympic Flour. It’s ! of the term.
There will he no
guaranteed
Your money back if inedalsor casli prizes,though diplo
not satisfied.
. .. ,
,
, ,
mas and ribbons may he awarded
for the best producers.
Primarily
The best hard wheat flour —
we
are
seeking
accurate
informa­
White River Hluestem patent, at
tion which is not now available
Spray’s.
through the regular channels.
“ Present plans are to set aside a
tract o f land near Spokane and
erect the necessary buildings for
...F o r ...
the care of the fowls.
lixperts
i will he placed iu charge and a
POULTRY
„ I , , F S record kept of every pen, the
VKAL
i mouey returns goiug to the owners.
hi l( fS
! We believe we can accomplish
...A p p ly T o ...
I good results here, as we have an
even climate and none of tbe dis­
eases common to the chicken fatn-
i s u c h as cholera and gapes.”
C ö c s h
P ö J d
THOS. PEARCE
W E S T S ID E
GOVERNOR AND MRS. HARMON WITH TWO OF THEIR GRAND­
CHILDREN.
..........
SOME BIG BILLS A REAL GOVERNOR
OBTAINED FOR PEOPLE IN OHIO
The Oreaon plan of nominating and electing United States senators
by direct vote o flthe people.
Placing the Ohio Judiciary beyond the dutches of party bosses by
eleoting all Judge« on nonpartisan ballots.
A workingmen's compensation act, so that injured employees oan get
dampges without expensive and tedious litigation.
A publio utility commission with authority to regulate issues of
•took, rates, mergers and servioa.
A corrupt praotloo act that will make vote buying In primaries and
fleotions a dangerous undertaking.
A limited Initiative and referendum for Ohio cities.
A central board of control for nineteen state institutions to take the
place of nineteen separate boards of trustees with their oorps of em­
ployees. This bill pfsces subordinate employees in the institution under
oivii servioo.
A shorter ballot by abolishing boards of infirmary directors of three
members each.
A reform of Ohio election laws to prevent corruption and fraud.
To have delegates to the 1912 Ohio constitutional convention nomi­
nated by petition only and elected on nonpartisan ballots.
To stimulate the agricultural industry by requiring agriculture to be
taught in all Ohio village and country schools.
Ratification df tne proposed income tax amendment to the federal
constitution.
Memorializing congress to call a convention to provide for the direot
election of united States senators.
Insuring tne honest handling of all state money by depositing in banks
under the competitive bidding plan.
Creating a fund of $3,000.000 every year by general levy to give Ohio a
system of Improved roadways equal to the best in the world.
A complété reformation of tax laws that will put tax dodgers out of
business ana will compel corporations and owners of intangible property
that have been dodging taxes to place their holdings on the duplicate the
same as small property owners. Included in this is a 1 per cent tax levy
limit bill.
Providing for the construction of a women's reformatory and plao-
Ing all glrfi’r Irf the state correctional institutions under the control of a
woman.
Publio utilities bill, corrupt practices aot and the initiative and refer­
endum have passed both houses, but are in the hands of the conferenoe
committee. These bills will become laws in satisfactory form.
Summons.
Guernsey Breaks World's Record
In tlie Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
gon for Dane County.
The world’s record for milk and
butter fat production in one year
has been broken by Hessie, a grade
Guernsey of the herd of R. W.
Rowlands of Wisconsin. Her re­
cord performance in three year-old-
form was a production of 12,i9.5j
pounds of milk, average test1
5.41%, containing 1755 pounds of
milk solids and 659.3 pounds of j
blitter fat. The credit or handicap
allowed due to her age increased |
the actual butter fat production to ’
777.9 pounds.
Beauty, a four-
year-old grade Guernsey in the !
saute herd, made the best record in
the Wisconsin dairy cow competi­
tion for March. Her mouth's test}
totaled 1558.4 pounds of milk con­
taining 221.6 pounds of milk solids
and 76.5 pounds of butter fa t.!
The credit allowed her it,creased |
W. i,. Hubbell. W. N. Hubbcll ]
.and S. R. Smith
...Plaintiffs,
vs.
Oregon Southeastern
Railroad
Company, (a corporation) Sarah
M. Cochran, John 1). Cochran.
William Rufus Cochrau, Clara
Scarborough,Charles S. Cochran,
Martha M. Rice, Horace U. Coch­
ran,
Catherine A. Perkins,
(nee Mrs. M. C. Connelly, nee
Catherine Ann Cochran,) Aaron
Lurch, benjamin Lurch, Lena
Lurch,
Arthur
V.
Con­
nelly,
Alexander II. Spare,
Wilson B, (»lass, Vina K. Glass,
Frank Whipple,Jr., Ralph Whip­
ple, Bonita Whipple, Klla Wall,
(nee Whipple) Maggie Vander-
wort, (nee Whipple) Elsie Whip­
ple, Lena Whipple, William
Whipple. Della Whipple. Hugh
Whipple, W. II AbfAtiis,Allie S.
Abrams, C. P. Jones, V. C. Lon­
don, Henry Fisher, D.C. Under­
wood, Charles E. Burkholder,
Clara Burkholder and Lydia K,
Stouffer,__________ Defendants.
To Aaron Lurch, Frank Whipple, Jr.
this butter fat production to 89.739! pie, Lena Whipple, Hugh Whipple, Wil-
Haiti Whipple, Della Whipple, and I). C.
pounds.
! Imlerwood, defendants above named.
I n
thr
X am f ,
of the
S t a t e
of
O re ­
gon :
O.
S. E. R.
You and each of you are hereby re-
i quired to appear dud answer the com-
plaint fded against you in the above
R. j entitled
suit within six weeks from the
1 date of the first publication of this sum­
mons, and if you fail to appear and an­
swer as herein required, for want thereof,
the plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said complaint.
T IM E T A B L E NO. 3
This summons is published once a
T o Ta-ke Effect J u n e 19 1909
week for six successive weeks in the Cot­
tage
(»rove Leader, a newspaper of gen­
K. Boryn
W. BOUND
eral circulation in Lane county, State of
N o. 1. /
No. 2.
•/
Oregon, published in Cottage Grove, in
A, M. MS.
STATIONS
A. M. said county and State hy order of the
Hon. I.. T. Harris, Circuit fudge of said
7.30*
~Lv. C ottage G kovk A«.. J 112.00 county, made and filed on the Nth »lay of
June, D ll.
7.59! 6.71
5.14 S.6I
The first publication of this summons
5.40 1:.5
is
on the 13th day of June, T ill, anti the
5.50 1.1.51
W icks
last
publication is on the 25th day of
9.05 15.91
July, 1011.
J .
9.15
9.45 20 1 - A r . .
D isston ..
. Lv.
J. C. J o h n s o n ,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
N O R T H BOUND
Subject to change without notice.
All outward freight shipped only at
l o _____
_________ 1:48 a. tn.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
20_____ __________ .3.56 p. m. the joint risk of shippers and consignee.
Stage leaves Disston after arrival of
18
________ 11:02 a. m.
train on Monday, Wednesday and Fri­
To my large stock of phono-,
SO U TH BOUND.
day for Orseco, returning on Tuesday, graph good, I have added a line1
of Victor Talking Machines and
Thursday and Saturday.
15____ ______ _____ 1:2<> a. m.
Von are cordially in-,
Freight will not be received at the O. records.
17_________________ 10:27
p. m.
A S. E. R. R. Depot after 5 p. in. To vited to call at iny store and bea£
13_____________
6:42
a. tn.
insnre forwarding on next train freigh t, records
made by the world’s
19__________________ L02
p. m.
must be delivered in ample time to per- greatest artists, played on
tW?
mit of its being billed.
Victrola, the king of entertainer^?
G. F. King, Agent,
A B. W O O D . M a n a g e r
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
M a r io n V e a t c h . iv .
Com pany
S. P. Ry. Tim e T ab le
KODAKS
N o.
No.
and all sup­
plies for all
kodaks
SchwarzscliiM ’s Book Store
Ê W iK N E , O R E G O N
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No.
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