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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1912)
TEbc dottaoc (Sieve Xcaöcr T he L ead er leads! IMIII.ISIIKI) KVRRY 1 DESDA Y Store advertising is part of the . • K.litor I>. F. DEAN Manager interesting reading in the L ea d er 0. <>. DRVItKN and all w ide-aw ake local papers Kntrre'l at the Cottage <»rove postoffice now days. as secón* l das» tu nil matter »ne year f i \ months i H elp little start. ________ (L H . .75 , Eugene, the county • seat papers and the University are now strong advocates of the recall of judges factories to «et a aud court decisious, it is said. Down at Springfield the other Now for seven m onth of cam day a fellow who had ou board paign agony. an over-supply of Home Rule Tonic, stood w eaving back and T his is going to he an aggressive forth under a splashing eaves- progressive cam paign. trough. A friend took him by the arm to land him to a dryer location No one is so privileged to knock when he resisted w eakly and mumbled: "S av e the women a n ’ ns is old mail O pportunity. children, I c ’n sw im .” It lias been well said th at the W hile in Portland recently a “ Moral upbuilding of a city is as Eugene couple were stopping at im portant as its g row th." a hotel in which a sm all fire b roke Of course we are pleased to out. “ Now my d e a r," said the know that the LEADER is well h u sb a n d ," I will put into practice w hat I have preached. P u t on thought of by its readers. your indispensable apparel and keep cool.” He then bastely p u t Five miles of m acadam road ou som e'clothing took his w atch will be built out from E ugene in from under the pillow aud they different directions this season. hastened to the street. W heu th e couple had reached th e street he When looking around can you said: "N o w you see how neces help from thinking th a t after all a sary it is to keep cool.” Looking goose is not the silliest thing in at hiiu with great surprise the wife the world? said: “ Yes Johu, it is a g rand thing, b ut if I were you I w ould If you h ad n ev er visited any have put on my trousers.” store in this city you w ould be able to decide where to go by reading the store ads in the L e a d e r . ( )ne dollar and twenty cent w heat has a tendency to greatly reduce the profits of the poultry business. Therefore very few poultrym en are la y in g up a bank account. Consolidate the ITiiversity of Oregon and the Oregon A gricul tural College at Corvallis. It is the economical and wise solution of this educational problem . T he T itanic was going 2<> miles an hour when the crash came, a suicidal speed am ong icebergs. A laska bound vessels only creep along am ong the icebergs of the A laskan coast a n d then sometimes meet disaster. Eugene should bear in mind that her bitter denunciation of Cot tage drove, the courts, Corvallis and the O. A. C. are not going to pass unnoticed and not resented, 'file people will be heard from in November again, and Eugene is not m aking any votes for the U ni versity appropriation. T he old University at Eugene is having its troubles and thev are com ing thick and fast. Some of the egotism, pomposity and e x clusiveness which has characterized and surrounded tlys school, will have been reduced to a m inim um by the sh a k in g up which Eugene and this educational institution has recently receive I at the hanTls of th * jx'ople and the courts. COMMENT U N NECESSARY. U nder the som ew hat egotistical heading, " W e ’re Tooting A g a in ,” the last issue of the Sentiuel had this: "T h e only advertising giv en the W aterhouse Recital M onday was th i nMice in T he Sentinel, bu t the house was crow ded. Mr. W aterhouse gives T h e Sentinel the credit. ” T he L e a d e r , one week before the W aterhouse Recital s a id : "O n M onday of n ex t week (A pril 22) the pupils of Mr. J . N. W ater- house will give a recital in the C hristian church at 8 o ’clock p. tu. T h e recital will be given in counectiou with the cboir of th at church an d while the adm ission is free a silver offering will be taken to be devoted to the choir fund. T he program m e will com m ence at 8 o'clock sharp. All of the recitals given by Prof. W aterhouse’s pupils in the past have proven most in teresting and entertaining aud this oue will be no exception to the rule. A packed bouse is assu re d .” University Case as Reviewed Salem, April 24.—T he suprem e court yesterday reversed the decis ion of the Marion county circuit court in the case of S. H. Friendly against Hen W . Olcott, secretary of state, the case involving the ap propriations for the U niversity of Oregon. In accordance with its decision, the referendum is upheld and the question of the ap p ro p ria tions will be placed on the ballot 'fh e Eugene G u ard recently at the general election. T his will sneeringly retnaiked that a young tie up the appropriation far the ladv had been m iraculously res U niversity until the voters have a cued from the ill fated T itan ic only chance to decide the question. T he suit was brought by Mr. to meet a worse fate in a p erm a nent residence at C ottage Grove. Friendly on the grounds of alleged We would just add that the young fraud in circu latin g the referendum ladv might have been decreed a | !>etilions. Ju d g e Galloway in the worse fate—a perm anent home in | circuit court upheld the contentious Eugene, w hich sham efully tolerates of the plaintiff and issued a perm a the discordant and com m ons brav n e n t injunction ag ain st h av in g the ing» of the long earred anim al at ^ title of the referendum p laced on the head of the Eugene Daily the hallot. ( lu n rd . Justice Burnett gave the opinion reversing the findings of the lower ’V ra u d and Forgery Trium ph court, there b e in g ' no dissenting in the Suprem e C ourt of the State opinion. In brief it as follows: of O re g o n ," is the wav the Eugene T his is the suit to enjoin th e sec- G uard headed the late court ruling relary of state from certifying to oil the University appropriation. the county clerks th e ballot title H ad some prom inent Socialist, or form ulated by the attorney g en er Socialist organ m ade such refer al to be printed on the ballot for the ence to th e higher court of the election to be held in November. state, th e G uard would no douht 1 1113, whereby the electors may have joined in the denunciation of vote ou th e refeiendum of house th e "U n-A m erican A ssertion,” bill No. 510 passed a t the tw enty- w hich w ould have been sure to sixth regular session of the legis- follow. ! lative assembly. WEST SIDE GROCERY First-class, clean groceries at lowest possible prices Ladies’ and children’s shoes, good as the best and cheap as the cheapest. Coal oil 15 per gallon. Everything else in proportion. ROYAL BAKMta POWDER J e n s e n @ W a lk e r A b s o lu te ly P u re A b e o lu te ly has no eubatltutm W E S T S ID E Many mixtures are offered as substitutes for Royal. No other baking powder is the same in composition or effectiveness, or so wholesome and economical, nor will make such fine food. I Cottage Grove— — F lo u r Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Mills A L L KINDS O F Mill Feed, Grain and Hay | OFFICIAL COUNT OF REPUBLICAN VOTES T he total vote cast for each re publican can d id ate at the primaries iu Lane county last F riday has been footed up. T h e result of the election is found to be the same as the unofficial figures given except in the case of th e county com missionership, G eorge M. H aw ley, of C ottage Grove, w in n ing over H u g h M. Price, of E u gene, by 62 votes. T h e race be tween I. B. C ushm an, of Acme, a n d M. V ernon Parsons, of E u gene, for state representative, was close, the latter w inning by 29 votes. T h e dem ocratic votes are being counted, b u t no totals will be available till some tim e later. T h e republican figures are as follows: STATE OFFICERS. Delegates to National ConvtrVtion. Chas. W. A ckersott...........—... 403 O. C. A p p leg ate.......................... 41 D aniel Boyd.................................. 66 Fred S By n o n ............................. 288 Homer C. C a m p b e ll.................. 52 Cbas. H . C arey .......................... 41 H enry W . Coe............................. 400 Cbas. H . F ry ................................ 5 D. D. H a ll.................................... 159 Dr. T . W . H a rris....................... 456 S, B. H u sto n ............................... 4 D. C. Jo n e s...................................' 2 T hom as M cCusker.................... 288 Phil M etschan............................. 12 J . W . M into.................................. 6 F ran k P a tto n ............................... 2 Dr. J. N. S m ith .......................... 173 A. V. S w ift................................... 41 President of United States. Robert M. L aF o lle tte.................684 Theodore Roosevelt.................1215 W m. H . T a f t.............................. 852 . Vice President. C. W. F u lto n ............................... 52 W . E. B orah................................ 8 R. M. L aF ollette......................... 7 Electors. M. J. M cM ahon.......... .............. 1865 E. V. C a rter.................................. 20 Representatives in Congress. W. C. H aw ley ............................. 2407 Secretary of State. F rauk S. F ield s........................... 1617 Ben W. Ol cott............................. 916 Justice of Supreme Court. Robert E a k in ...............................2300 Oairy and Food Commissioner. VV. L. C ottel.................................. 592 A rth u r T . E d w ard s.................... .128 A. H . L ea ..................................... 572 John D. M ick le........................ 848 Railroad Commissioner. Thos. K. C am pbell..................... 2.166 Circuit ludge. Second District. Lawrence T . H arris...................2428 E. R. B ryson....... ...................... 2238 LANE COUNTY OFFICERS. Stale Representatives. (T hree to nom inate) I. B. C u sh m an ..............................1423 Allen II. E a to n ...........................1579 C a lv in J. H u rd ........................... 1652 M. Yeruon P arso n s..................... 1452 County Clerk. Sam uel W . T a y lo r...................2403 County Assessor. Betijamin F . K eeney.................1369 Edw ard J . M oore.........................1246 Ceunty School Superintendent. II. C. B aughm an...................... 2329 County Surveyor. Chas. M. C ollier.........................2326 County Roscoe S. Bryson.................... 1767 Jasper J. H a rb a u g h .................. 835 Parlor Furniture Commissioner. C harley E . B ailey...................... O rrin B ennett.............................. George M. H aw ley.................... E m ett C. H u ffm an.................... H ugh M. P rice........................ - U R stock is all new and up-to-date, no old goods. If you contemplate furnish ing a home call and see our line of Golden Oak or Dull finished Dressers, Buffets, China Closets, Tables, Diners, Morris Chairs and Kitchen Furniture. The best is always to be found at O W m. W . B raustetter................ 763 W . T . G ordon..............................1772 Almost A Miracle. O ne of th e most startlin g changes ever seen iu any m au, according to W . B. H olsclaw , C larendon, T ex ., was effected years ago in his b ro th er. " H e h ad such a dreadful co u g h ,” he writes, “ th a t all our family th o u g h t he w as going into consum ption, b ut he began to use Dr. K in g ’s New Discovery, and was com pletely cured by ten b ot tles, Now be is sound and well aud w eig h s2 1 8 pounds. F o rm ally years o u r fam ily has used this w onderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent resu lts.” I t ’s quick, safe, reliable and g u a ra n teed. Price 50 cents an d $1.00. T rial bottle free at all druggists. Bedroom Furniture Diningroom Furniture 272 614 763 254 701 County Coroner, Simeral ® VanDenburg The Furniture Dealers Plan Your Vacation Now An Exclusive Church. to the Ati old d arky w anted to join a fashionable church, and the m in ister, know ing it was hardly the th in g to do, and not w anting to h u rt his feelings, told him to go home an d pray over it. In a few days the d ark y cam e back. “ W ell, w hat do you think of it by th is time?” asked the preacher. “ Well, sa il,” replied the colored m an. ‘T h prayed a n ’ prayed, a n ’ de good I.aw d he says to m e, ‘Ras- tus, I ’ll w ouldn't bodder mall haid about d at 110 m o’. A v ’ve been try in g to get into d at c h u ’ch tnase- f fo’ de las tw enty yeahs and I ’h done b ad no lu c k .” For rheum atism you will find n o th in g better th an C h am b erlain ’s Linim ent. T ry it an d see bow quickly it gives relief. F o r sale by Benson’s P harm acy. o m n ie n c e m e n i * East=-Seashore or Mountains THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC W ill place on sale low round trip tick ets to all the principal cities of th e E ast, going or retu rn in g th ro u g h C alifornia or via P ortland w ith going lim it 15 days. Final retu rn lim it O ct. 31st. SALE DATES A pril, 25-26-27 July, 2-3-6-7-11-12-15-16-20-22- May, 2-3-4-9-10-11-14-15-17-18 23-26-29-30-31 24-29 A ugust, 1-2-3-6-7-12-15-16-22- June, 1-6-7-8-13-14-15-17-18-19 23-29-30-31 20-21-24-25-27-28-29 Septem ber, 4-5-6-7-8-11-12-30 Im p e ria l C o u n c il M y s tic S h r in e , Los A ngel«», A p ril 3 0 th to Navy 4 th Newport--Ya-quirva B a y Offers m any advantages for a seashore o u tin g . Low fares from all points in O regon, reasonable hotel rates, outdoor am usem ents and all the delig h ts of th e seashore. T he N ew P. R.. ® N. B e n c h e s T illam ook, G aribaldi (BayoceatO , Brighton, M anhattan and Rock- aw ay, Lake Lytle, Ocean Lake P ark, T w in Rocks, T illam ook Beach, and Bay City will open a new field for a sum m er outing. Low Round T rip F ares from all points in O regon. Call on our nearest agent for full inform ation as to E ast Bound E xcursion Fares, routes, stopovers, etc., or w rite to JOHN N. SCOTT, G e n a ra l P a s se n g e r A gent, P o r tla n d . O regon E A T CALIFORNIA RAISINS R A I S I N D A Y AP RIL 30 2 >, o c r a n ts S P E C IA L SALE -0 N - S a m p te a o f th e tea t a n ft vert/ m oat fa * ..BUGGY ROBES.. e te g a n t irfeaa in g r a d u a t io n O p r i n t in g a t tA e F O R . f-e a c /e r *S/op Stacy M. R ussell......................... 2584 Sheriff, C H A S. M ATTH EW S. Prop. County Treasurer. C o tta g e / j S fro re C A S H A full line of Single nnd Double Driving Harness, Whips, Brushes nnd Curry Combs. C. B . B E A L S " T H E H A R .N E S S S A X "
