Cottage Grove leader., January 13, 1914, Image 4

T h e C o tta g e G r o v e L e a d e r MB. CRAWFORD OUT
A live country weekly that gives you what you want to read.
FOR GOVERNORSHIP
West Side Grocery
A. M. Crawford, now serving
his twelfth year as Attorney-
General of Oregon, formally an­
nounced himself Saturday as a County Clerk Russell has an­
candidate for the Republican nounced himself a candidate for
nomination for governor.
re-election.
Mr. Crawford is 59 years old. Washington, Idaho, Oregon
and California will vote on state­
He has been a resident of Ore­ wide
With this issue of the Leader Roseburg automobile owners gon since 1880, when he went to tion. prohibition at the fall elec­
we enter upon a new voluine-y w ill join Jackson county autoists Roseburg from Binghamton, N. The Oregon Messenger sug­
against the state li­ Y. He has been a practicing
another year’s work, and if in their fight About
gests ex-Supreme Judge Slater'
the first ™ ques-
I ,
the Leader makes the same cense law
hi* lawyer ever since, either in pri- as the democratic candidate for
asks on his
progress and advancement^ dur­ tion an assessor oak.
ing the coming year, that it has rounds is, “Do you own an auto­ vate practice or as a state offi­ governor.
during the past year under our mobile?” If you do, you pay a cial.
B. F. Jones of Roseburg, Reg­
management, there will be few, good stiff tax on it, and then the He became Attorney-General ister U. S. Land Office, has an-!
if any, better country weeklies state holds the autoist up to the in 1902. Re elected twice, he nounced his candidacy for Con-1
in the state by Jan. 1, 1915. tune of from $3 to $10 for an an­ has held the office continuously gress to succeed W. C. Hawley, j
We thank one and all who have nual license. The auto owner
and says he was not the recipi- j
contributed to the success of the has troubles enough without be­ since that time. In 1910 his ent of hundreds of letters and j
Leader, and we earnestly solicit ing subjected to double taxation. vote was the largest ever given a telegrams urging his candidacy.
the continuance of your support
candidate for a state office in The republican and democratic
and patronage. Watch the lead­ Now that Governor West’s Oregon.
candidates for the nomination of
crusade in Baker county may be POLITICS INTEREST GREAT, governor
er grow._____________
were recently asked
considered a success, we can all
an opinion on Governor
Folk dances are to be barred agree that he was right in his Prior to 1902, however, he had for
West’s Baker county orders and
from the public schools of Port­ contention—that Copperfield and ! been actively interested in poli- use
the militia. Dr. C. J
Huntington needed cleaning, j tics, From 1890 to 1894 he was Smith, of W.
land.
U’Ren, Grant B.
says the Guard. Had the gov­
of the United States Dimick, Tom S. Word
and W. E.
One industry overworked at ernor been less sure of his ground receiver
land
office
at
Roseburg.
In
1897
Carter
heartily
endorsed
the
this time of the year is tax and less determined in his effort, he was a member of the lower executive’s intervention. Gus
levies. _____________
failure would have resulted and
Moser vigorously disapproved it Carries the best line of Dress and Are the talk of the town
would have poured house of the State Legislature. and
Manning said h e' Work Shoes in town, all Guaran­ They have the tone and
All new governmental schemes condemnation
As Attorney-General, Mr, would Jofn
let
the
courts act. The teed Goods. Prices lowest.
and functions require more offi­ in from every side.
Crawford
made
n
notable
legal
latter
would
be
a mighty slow Can save you money on Harness, quality which pleases.
cials and more taxation,
The sheriff of Concord, N. H., contention that was sustained by process to get action.
Gloves, Suit Cases and winter Lap
that Harry Thaw is a “per­ the United States Supreme Court
Robes.
The Oregon Eastern is gradu­ says
fect gentleman” and a “pleasant
ally extending from Vale across companion.”
Telling
the
Whole
Truth?
in
what
is
generally
regarded
as
It may now be
the state to Coos Bay.
Swengel Hardware Co.
necessary for Mr. Jerome to an epochal decision. This was
that the sheriff is crazier in the so-called Pacific Telegraph Red raspberries ripening inj
Portland and Silverton have prove Thaw,
Heating Stoves—over GO
or else the famous Telephone Company case, in the garden, rosebuds from hedg-1 The place to get j’our
been selling bonds to the people than
to make a selection from.
prosecutor may be called upon to &
horses
shod
and
good
at home. Good work.
which the validity of the initia­ es, gloriously beautiful when the 1 Repair Work.
explain his o.wn mania.
tive and referendum law in Ore­ outer petals are removed; sun­
The bridge across the Colum­
Patent Roofing Roof paint
bia looks like a go. An impor­ Oswald West is the only gon was attacked.
shine alternating with gentle
tant link in the Pacific highway. governor of Oregon to break Mr. Crawford, in behalf of the rains, and the brow kissed by j
monotonous routine of the state, suggested the principle to springtime zephyrs; the air so
The best way to bring in the the
office
of chief executive, since the United States Supreme Court free from frost that cement walk j
right sort of people and build up Pennoyer
High grade Family Groceries
told Cleveland to
a community is to keep those we “mind his own
that the initiative and referen­ work continues—all in January, |
business.”
Bet­
of
the Best Brands, pure, fresh
already have on a pay roll.
ter make a slight mistake now dum as adopted in Oregon con­ 1914. Little rain, no snow, little
and
wholesome. Cranberries,
L. L. HARREL, Prop.
stituted a legislative and not a fog, scarcely a half dozen real
nuts and fruits.
With two systems of legisla­ and then, than to do nothing.
judicial question, and that the frosts, no wind, no lightening;
Fire Proof Feed
tion the people of Oregon are
revenue is falling o f f , courts could not disturb the judg­ surely
Something Different
cursed with more laws than they but Tariff
this
section
has
been
won­
and
Storage Barn.
until the income tax ment of the people in enacting derfully favored this fall and
can ever obey.—Manufacturer. man wait
hands in his receipts.
KINDS OF HAULING
winter—even more than usual, ALL
legislation. His contention just
Nursery Stock for Sale.
AND HEAVY DRAY WORK
as
it
seems
that
so
many!
To build up more industrial The poultry business is grow­ such
was
sustained
in
the
decision
up­
centers and quit boosting land ing again in interest in and holding the validity of the initia­ other sections have been given pjan o Moving a Specialty Bargain in Orenco nursery
worse treatment than usual.
values is the great helpful move­ about Cottage Grove.
Phone, Office 72
However, it is always true that I Auto Dray
tive and referendum.
Some good varieties of
ment for the upbuilding of Ore­
Quit K Delivery stock.
the Willamette valley offers a
gon.
PLATFORM IS ANNOUNCED.
fruit
trees,
apples, walnuts and
mildness not found elsewhere in
Fashions never seem to hurt In a formal statement issued this
peaches,
One
and two years
latitude, and most of the L. !
T_
_ _ _ n , growth. Stock can
Payrolls for the men, women the “outskirts” of a town.
Saturday
Mr.
Crawford
an­
be seen at
time it is absolutely unsurpassed
and children are what produce
nounced
his
platform.
His
state­
George
Mote’s
residence,
East
in any latitude.—Gazette-Times.
prosperity and better homes and Too much legislation will kill ment follows:
Railroad
street.
;
S
U
I
T
C
A
S
E
S
family life in city and country. any industry.
Manufacturer.
“When one makes application
Ì O m i l N K S o
Additional Local.
The early worm catches the for the nomination of the high
A N D BAG S
40 acres of land close in to sell
Governor West is certainly en­ fish.
office
of
governor
of
the
state,
or
trade. Address Mrs. S. E.
The
Leader—a
live
wireless
House
Furnishers
J The
titled to credit for making an ef­
the public should know some­ newspaper.
Blair, 215 West Park st., Port­
3
PHONE
6
fort to minimize crime in this Subscribe for the Leader.
land, Ore.
thing of the applicant’s views on Fresh ground bone for poultry
state. He has issued a proclam­
ation offering $2500 reward for The Tango at the Arcade. current events and governmen­ at Bartels & Ernest’s meat mar­
conviction of murderers, rapists
tal policies. My duties as At­ ket.
and cases of arson.
have given me Good Jersey milk delivered
In connection with the usual torney-General
intimate
knowledge
of the needs at 7c per quart. J. D. Anderson,
The National Indoor Game As - 1 three big reels at the Arcade, of the state, and in announcing phone 17F13.
sociation, which is an extensive! will be presented next Thursday, my candidacy for the nomination Land slides along the S. P.
advertising concern, says, “Coun­ Friday and Saturday evening a
railroad near Divide is giving the
try newspapers, if properly used, big sensational feature reel, a on the Republican ticket for section men some trouble.
are positively the best advertis­ reproduction of the now famous governor of Oregon, subject to Your money back if every box
ing mediums in the world for the society
will of the voters, I submit of candy purchased at the Elite
Tango dance, the Hesita­ the
money.”
the
following as making for bet­ is not fresh and delicious.
tion waltz and Argentine Tango ter government
for Oregon:
Jas. Ostrander has returned
Goodwin’s Weekly, that peer­ with all variations and instruc­ “I favor:
home from a visit with his
less pioneer journal published at tion steps. This reel will be
“That every effort be made to daughter and her husband at As­
Salt Lake City, has come under
for three nights along have
the management of the Good­ shown
the forfeited O. and C. toria.
wins again, and appears in all with a complete change of other lands revert to the state, and Mrs. Rebecca Harris is quite
its former brightness and literary reels. Admission only 5 and 10 moneys derived therefrom be ill at h >r home near London
excellence.
cents.
Dr. J. W. Harris of It has never levied an assessment and has alw ays paid
used for the construction of Springs.
Eugene
i
?
attending her.
hard-surface roads.
an Annual Dividend. It merits your confidence and
Quick short orders and regular
“A constitutional amendment meals
served
at
the
Boston
res­
invites your business.
providing reasonable household taurant. You get your money’s |
and homestead exemption from worth there every time.
taxation and execution.
Railroad Commissioner T. K.
‘'Legislation to protect and ad­ Campbell was in this city yester­
vance the welfare of women and day looking into the railroad
shipping siding matter.
children.
For Sale or exchange.—Good
EDUCATION GETS SUPPORT.
bum property at Silver
“Practical and efficient admin­ livery
Lake
for
sale or will exchange for
istration and liberal support of Cottage Grove
or nearby proper­
The Best«
schools and colleges, and the ty. Ask the Leader
about it.
placing of all elective school of­ The revival meeting conducted
POULTRY FEEDS
CHARCOAL
ficers under the general election by Rev. Fagan and wife closed
SH ELL, GRIT
laws of the state.
at the Cnristian church Sunday
“A general eight-hour day law evening and were quite success­
OIL M EAL
ful, there being 49 accessions to
for manual labor.
CHICK FOOD
GROUND BONE
“Amendment of tax laws so the church.
The snored contata, “Faith and
that date of final payment is ex­ Praise”
M EAT M EAL
was rendered by the
tended to October 1, with reduc­ Presbyterian
choir
at
that
church
tion in penalty, and a rejection last Sunday evening and was
of single-tax proposition.
largely attended. A very inter­
“State control and regulation esting first part consisting of vo­
solos and duets was given and
of public utilities and consolida- cal
the
was well rendered,
Everything for the Farmer. Wagons,
I tion of functions now exercised and program
proved
a
treat.
This is all Orc-
by numerous commissions in in­ At a meeting musical
Buggies,
Plows, Seeders, Cultivators
of the city coun­
gon-nmde stufi.
terest of economy and efficient cil the in improved
and all Kinds of Small Implements.
street south
administration.
of the Brown Lumber Co. yards
.............* * ____________________________ ___________ ________ _____ ____________________________
‘The enactment of laws to was vacated, and will be utilized j
promote the welfare, happiness by the company for extensions
to their yards. When it ceases
and liberties of the people and to
used for this purpose, it
to meet changing economic con­ will lie revert
back to the city. The '
ditions.
company was greatly in need o f!
“ A. M. C rawford .” more yardage.
1
Published Every Tuesday at 406 Wain Street
Subscription price.—One Year, $1.50. Six Months, 1 5 Cents.
Displayed Advertising, 15 cents per inch. Locals 5 cents a line.
W. C. CONNER, Editor and Manager.
Entered as Second-Class mail matter in the post office at Cottage
Grove, Oregon, under the provisions of the Act of March 3, 1879
For Your Fresh
Family Groceries
Vinson & Wayland j
__ J
E. B. GRABLE Monrce’s Photos
BLACKSMITH
Joe Baker
Cottage Grove
Transfer Company
At the Bridge
The Metsan Shop
KINTER BROS, k
A Home Bank, A Substantial Bank
and a Big Bank is
THE
FIR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K
Of Cottage Grove
Work and Dress Shirts
Loggers All Wool
Water Pròof
SHIRTS
AT
$5.00 $4.50 $3.50
A Fine Line of Fancy
High Grade Wool
SHIRTS
AT
$1.50 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 and $3.00
THE GOLDEN
RULE
STORE
POWELL & CO.
POULTRYMEN
International Poultry and Stock Food
J.
SPR AY