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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1913)
¡A. fi (C ■ S^L/ y ' iä -'I" 7 4 Big Four Comedy Co. ARCADE Just a Little Better than the Best Wed., Thurs., Fri., April 3-4-5 TH EATER For Hltfh Class Vaudeville and Motion Pictures Arcade Theater ALL Cottage Grove, Lane County, Population 25 oo, South of Portland 144 Miles, GRANGERS AT P SPRINGFIELD ERSO N AL 83 PICKUPS 83 TIME Lumbering, Mining, Dairying, Fruit Growing and General Farming Section COTTAGE GKO VE, OREGON, TUESDAY. APRIL 1, 1913 VOL. I. THE VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND ISSUE RESULTS IN A TIE E0PLE BSEXOEKi rou K now ^ _ NO. 11 BIG PLANT IS SEEKING SITE Milton Burton went to Van The town that wins is the town couver last Thursday to work at that fights for bigger business. his trade in a bakery in that city. Philomath was chosen as the He is a first class baker. for the federated denomina Another Special Election Set For Saturday W ould Locate in or County Grange Dis site The Yonealla Times says that tional colleges. Alt>ert Helliwell has accepted a The notorial commission o f H. April 2 6 , and Australian Ballot Near to Cottage cusses Roads and I>osition with the Marshall-Wells J. Shinn was filed with the coun Hardware Co., at Portland. ty clerk last week. System will Prevent Fraud Grove. Aids Homeless F. J. Hard returned last week Roseburg will receive $20,000 from a two months’ visit through and Eugene $25,000 for armories the southern states. He made from the state appropriations. the trip for business reasons but Regardless o f the downpour o f 283 actual voters registered, had a good time while on the The regular meeting o f Pomo A. D. Owens, the well-known The New Era drug store has nearly three hundred hence, there was evidently 12 trip. na Grange was held at Spring- installed a fine new cash register, j rain, Silk Creek saw mill operator, is field last Saturday, and was re which records and totals up the voters turned out to the polls at fraudulent votes cast, or ballot J. W. Wilcoxen and family, in receipt o f the following inter j the special school election Satur- box stuffing to the extent o f 12 consisting ported a most interesting ses day’ s sales. o f nine people, late of esting inquiry: sion. The afternoon was devot _ _ , ,, j day and voted on the proposed votes had been resorted to. Southern Kansas, have located The Guard says the return-1 $40,000 bond issue, to provide ed to the good roads question, A petition has already been here and will probably invest ir ‘ ‘ Ashevill e, N. C ., Mar. 10, T3. Mr. Svarverud, president o f the ing Pythians speak in the hitfh- ■ funds for the construction o f a circulated and filed, calling an or near Cottage Grove this sum Gentlemen: county good roads association, est terms o f the splendid treat- new creditable hitfh school build- other special election for Satur mer. I am interested for some capi was the first speaker, his ment at the hands of the Cottage ¡ng. for Cottage Grove. Quite day, April 26, for the purpose o f talists in securing a location F. A.- Freeman, cashier o f the where the largest amount o f saw subject being ‘ ‘Permanent Road Grove,Pythians last W ednesday ^ a numijer o f ladies were num- reconsidering the proposed bond bered among the voters and took issue, and it is stated that this Lumberman’s National Bank, at mill waste o f any kind o f timber Building,” advocating concrete niKht. ’ Portland, was a guest o f Herbert in preference to mecadam roads, can lie concentrated. A jvood Word has been received that an active interest in the issues. next election will E>e held under declaring the up-keep o f ma the big pipe organ for the First The election judges were: O. H. the Australian ballot system, Eakin and T. C. Wheeler, o f the distillation plant is contemplated. First National Bank o f this city, cadam would soon make up for Christian church passed through Willard, D. B. Chamberlen and which will discourage all illegal All waste from saw dust and the additional cost o f the con Denver Monday, and will be William Bainbridge, Mrs. Charles voting or ballot Lx>x stuffing at last Thursday. chips to slabs can lie utilized. crete road. Mrs. Jennet Davidson has Kindly answer questions on re here aExrnt April 1. It weighs Adams serving as election clerk. this next special school election. There was a total o f 295 votes Those in favor o f Letter school bought the new cottage and acre turn sheet, and give such addi Prof. McAlister, o f the U. of 13,440 pounds and will be the cast, one being a blank, leaving facilities and educational pro lot o f Mrs. Kate Perkins on the tional information as you w ill.” 0 ., in his address declared he largest in Eugene.— Guard. 'had found a formation o f rock, 294. O f this number 147 were gress and advancemont in this hill fronting on the new road Mr. Owens gave the parties The Lane county grand jury for Eionds and 147 against the community, express confidence in east o f this city. The deal was which, when ground up, mixed much o f the information re and placed upon roadways,equals has been called to meet again, bonding proposition, a tie vote. carrying the proposed Exmd issue made through Veatch & Spencer. quired, and then turned the com the well known Portland cement this time on Tuesday, today. However, the election clerk’s re by a good margin at the next Mrs. M. Dean and children re in strength, but its wearing The county jail is again getting cord showed that there was only special election. turned to Dorena Monday morn munication over to the Cottage qualities has not yet been tested. full o f criminals that the officers j ing, after a short visit with rela Grove Commercial Club for fur ‘ ‘This rock formation,” he said, are desirous o f getting rid of, tives here. They were accom ther action, and this commercial ‘ ‘is found in great quantities hence the calling of the grand panied by Everett McKay, who body will put forth a vigorous throughout this county.” jury. will visit them fo r a while. effort to interest these people County Judge Thompson then Creswell Chronicle. The world’ s citizenship con discussed the importance o f road here, and thereby secure a valu Mrs. Belle MalmEjerg and able manufacturing plant for drainage and demonstrated to ference will be held at Portland from June 26 to July 6, before daughter. Miss Charlotte, of those present that he had studied Boise, Idaho, March 29.— Two o f the easiest grown small this place, a location, which, for which great meetings many men this question thoroughly. (Special.)— In order to determine fruits in western Oregon are the Pine, Ida., are visiting Mrs. o f note will appear, including such a concern, cannot be ex Malmberg’s aunt, Mrs. David M. J. Duryea, o f the Eugene just how badly he was being red raspberry and the loganber- Griggs. Miss Malmberg has ac celled on the coast, owing to the commercial club, discussed the President Woodrow Wilson, Ex- robbed and at the same time ry. development o f the country as Vice President Fairbanks, and j show the consumer how he was At $1.00 a crate, they are cepted a position with the local large numtjer o f saw mills in brought about by good roads and the heads o f many foreign col- j being held up, L. L. Young, a profitable to the grower, netting telephone company, and will operation within a few miles ra probably remain here. his address was interesting and leges. rancher residing near Nampa, hundreds o f dollars per acre. dius o f Cottage Grove and the practical. The first medals awarded by Idaho, put into operation a Mrs. Judson Allen, o f Cottage Allowing four cents per pound Representative Hurd set forth the state for five years o f faith unique scheme that brought for the fruit, three cents for Grove, brought her little six- almost limitless supply o f waste the cost o f marketing farm pro ful service in the state militia, to astounding results from the po- sugar, five cents for the can and year-old son to Eugene last week material wanted by this company ducts over poor roads, in com E)e received by memt>ers o f Sixth j tatoes he Exnight and sold, putting up, the net cost is twelve for treatment at the Eugene hos within easy access. We should parison to marketing these pro company, C. A. C., O. N. G., ar Young is an extensive potato cents per can. pital for tuberculosis o f the land this manufacturing institu ducts over good roads. rived last week. The memtiers raiser. After he had harvested! To this must be added one txmes. It is probable that an tion by all means. Installation o f officers followed, thus honored are Quartermaster- his Murphy crop last fall, a n d 1 cent per can for label and boxing operation will lie performed upon two members o f the Cottage sergeant M. L. Scovell, Sergeant ■ while sacking the potatoes, he j or thirteen cents per can for the him in a day or so. Grove grange being honored O. S. Spear, Sergeant H. L. placed a note in the bottom o f fruit at the cannery. Eugene Matlock, who has been with offices in this county grange, Cochran and Private Butte Moon each sack, asking the consumer The retail price at Salem by Mrs. M. M. Wheeler being elect ey. to be kind enough to write him the case is $5.25, or twenty-two chief clerk at the Hotel Hammel ed Ceres, and G. W. McFarland, what price he paid for the spuds. cents per can, splitting nine at Albany since its opening last Wm. Landess says that the The potatoes were later sold by cents per two-pound can E>etvveen month and who acted in the Gate Keeper. An invitation was same capacity at the Revere hex- extended to Pomona grange by proposed school Exmd issue was . , Mr. Young, who received for the cannery and the retailer. Salem, Or., March29. — During the Cottage Grove grange to not large enough and thinks _ j them 55 cents a sack, a net pro Nine cents a can margin to the tel before the new hostelry was meet here in May, Crow and should have Eieen not less than fit o f 38 cents a sack. cannery and the retailer is $2.46 completed, has resigned his posi the early part o f the coming Mohawk granges also extending $50,000. He says the Elks tem Some time later letters began a case margin on 96 cents worth tion. He has not announced his week foes o f the University o f plans for the future. Herald. Oregon, headed by H. J. Parkin like invitations. It was voted to ple at Eugene cost $43,000, and to pour in to Mr. Young from all o f raw material to the grower. son o f Portland, will begin the hold the next meeting with the that we want a better building parts o f the United States. The Mark P. Garroutte, foreman o f circulation o f petitions to invoke Crow grange, from the fact that than that for a high school. Mr. consumers had found the notes. the Brown Lumber Co., was the referendum on all appropria this place is off the railroad and Landess refers to our present The several hundred replies re astounded him. struck over the right eye by a tions o f the last legislature for The revelation has spread cannot be conveniently reached schools buildings' as shacks and ceived stated that the consumers steel hook Thursday, resulting in except when the roads are good, a disgrace to the town. had paid prices ranging from among Idaho growers, many o f an ugly wound being inflicted in improvements at the state insti tution. This information was so May 31, was considered an op An important regular meeting $L50 to $2.50 a sack for the whom are confident now that his forehead and a close call from given out from a reliable source sales direct to the consumers portune time to meet there. o f the Cottage Grove Grange spuds, losing an eye. He pluckily pro The question o f assisting the will be held in this city next! Mr. Young said lie expected would be more profitable all ceeded with his duties after the here today. EXPECTS STATE GRANGE SUPPORT. eastern flood sufferers was taken Saturday. Representative Hurd j E"e middlemen to make a reason- around. wound was dressed by a physi Who is backing Parkinson is up, and $100 was wired to the will deliver an address during able profit, but thqt he, as grow cian. not known, but it is said he ex Master o f the Ohio state grange. the afternoon lecture hour, er, was receiving such a small H. D. Larson, o f Oregon City, pects sturdy support from the Bandon will build a twelve* Those attending this meeting which will be open to all. A o f the county grange from Cot chicken dinner will tie served at fraction o f the ultimate selling room school with manual train spent a few days in Cottage state grange. Grove last week looking after The petitions will first be cir tage Grove Grange were: M. M. noon, and the grangers are per price demanded o f the buyer as ing department his property interests. He owns culated in Portland, according to Wheeler and wife, G. W. Mc mitted to invite an outside friend, the lots on East Main street, the Salem informant. It has Farland and wife, Mrs. Julia or as many as they care to pro just east o f the S. P. depot, been hinted that unless strong Ashby, Mrs. G. B. Crow, Ches vide for. 81 which is rumored is wanted by support is given Parkinson by ter Crow, J. M. Ritchey, Otto the Willamette Electric for depot the grangers, success o f the Ilobberstein and Mr. McLaugh The remains o f the late C. M. purposes. The Leader was fa referendum is hopeless. lin, all o f whom report being Goddard were buried at Creswell New vored with a pleasant call. The existence o f the State Uni Thursday, the services being royally entertained. Silks conducted by Rev. E. G. O. O. I). Glandon, representing versity as an institution separate Groat o f Cottage Grove, assisted W. E. Marsters marble works at from the state agricultural col New Knights of Pythias Convention by the Creswell camp o f Wood Roseburg, was looking after lege appears to be the first argu Hosiery men. There were about thirty business matters in Cottage ment o f Parkinson and his help To look at the new Spring Grove Thursday, and favored ers, who claim that the amalga The district convention o f the relatives in attendance at the fu New styles and get an idea as to the Leader with an ad, which mation o f the two state schools K. P. lodge was held in Cottage neral, Eiesides a large crowd o f Notions will t>e seen in another column. should take place by the removal Grove last Wednesday evening. sorrowing neighbors and friends. what are going to be the style Mr. Goddard was 40 years old a t , Mr. Marsters carries a very large o f the University to Corvallis. Grand Chancellor Gwinn, o f Pen New APPROPRIATIONS IN DANGER. line o f high and low priced gran leaders and begin to make up dleton, presided, and the grand the time o f his death, and is sur The report is that the referen Waists ite and marble monuments and secretary, Lew Stinson, o f Sa vived by a wife and three chil- \ your mind in regard to the memorials, and you will do well I dum will be hurled at every ap lem, was also present. There dren. New to get his prices before making a [ propriation affecting the Uni were 18 delegates from Rose new Clothes you will want to The 82nd birthday anniversary selection. Mr. Glandon will visit versity. Whether this is true, Under- burg and 30 from Eugene, the o f S. E. Veatch, an esteemed pi l>uy soon. You’ll find us, at this city at intervals this season. or whether only those for build total attendance being nearly oneer citizen o f this community, Wcar ings and improvements will E>e 100. A fter the degree work was was celebrated at the farm home, ] all times, glad to show the Levi Geer, who was down from attacked, is a question. Among exemplified, and two candidates two miles west o f this city, j New London Springs recently, told a the appropriations made were new goods. New and distin- initiated, a grand banquet was Thursday evening. March 27, S. | Suits Leader reporter: “ Times are $100,000 for a new administra served. Music was furnished by E. Veatch and wife serving as good, and with three sawmills tion building, $380,000 for main tinetive styles that are certain Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hendershot, hostesses, and a most enjoyable New within a mile and a half o f Cala- tenance, $45,000 for maintenance o f Eugene. The next district time prevailed. Among the to please you are now being pooya Springs, with a big pay o f the medical college in Port Coats convention will be held at Eu guests present were: M. M. roll and a good price for lumber, land, $75,000 for repairs and im shown. gene. Wheeler and wife, Otto Dobber- ties and timE>er, with the Cala- provements and $12,833 for im stein and wife, P. H. McGee and pooya Springs company’ s im proving streets. The colonist rush which start wife, W. A. Hemenway and provements and the bottling and ed last month is heavier than wife, Ed Ashby and wife, Ar shipping o f mineral water and Taxes Delinquent April 7. ever E>efore. More than 250 peo thur Woolcott and wife, G. W. | saline and a big crowd expected ple from the middle west arrive McFarland and wife, Mr. and at the Calapooya resort, which in Portland daily, going from Mrs. Willis, Mrs. C. A. McFar- j brings in money and makes a Taxes will become delinquent there to different parts o f the land and son, Byron, Curtis demand for nearly everything after April 7. A fter that date northwest in search o f homes, Veatch and wife, Henry White that can t>e raised, we expect there will be added a penalty of EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE principally to the Deschutes and son, o f Albany, Messrs. L a w -1 one o f the liveliest summers we ten per cent and interest at the country. son, Read and Rudolph. 1 have ever had. ” rate o f one per cent a month. RANCHER CHECKS BIG PROFITS IN HP ON MIDDLEMEN CANNERY BUSINESS WILL REFEREND THE U. OF 0. APPROPRIATION ZOE lOE 33 IT ’S A GOOD TIME BIGHT HOW HAMPTON & CO. V, lOE 30E J