Lane County leader., May 27, 1904, Image 4

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Every thing yours at the
Lowest Price.
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COTTAGE OltOVE, OREGON
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C. CONN EH. Editor ami Proprietor
Bnrered at tbe Cottage Orove poet
office as 66ooud*citu>9 matter.
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It paid in advance hut it not so paid a
snitorm rate of f* 2 .oo per year will be charged.
Advertising rates made known on upplii'ation
qualification that tits him for the ex­
alted positlou. Our people all rcineui
her Judge Potter who acted as referee
iu the “ Grady road ea«e” some years
ago. Judge Potter will sorreas our
uext Circuit Judge and no oue will
ever huve cause to regret votiog for
him. With our Republican majority
in the 2nd Judicial District his elec­
tion is only a mutter of time and will
be assured on June sixth.
Some of the anti-option element of
this city got all ruffled up because a
circular was issued by the local ■ ptiou
CLBHl.lN * LIST
people thro’ this paper last week oue
The Lane Countv L eader for one saloon keeper bracing up and “ sti'p-
•* *iran«l any one of the following pn- ping his puper.’ ’ Local option is one of
f»ersone year for the price *et opp<»*ite :
the issues of this campaign aud the
New York Tribune Farmer
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Toledo Weekly Blade
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I champions of both sides have the i ight
Portland Weekly Oregonian
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■ to present their views through the
Portland Weekly Journal
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Portland Semi-Weekly Journal
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I press and otherwise, and no saloon
San Francisco Tall
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man or anti-saloon man has a t ight to
Sau Francisco Exam iner.................. *2 ao
attempt to suppress the discussion of
such public questions. And further, if
TO VOTERS OF LANE COUNTY
the saloon mutt w antonly candidates
I hope the people will excuse my who will ignore violations of the law
rushing into print, but I deem it my by them ami show them special favors
it is probable tbe opposition is fully
as conscientious in its belief as the
majority of those who advocate the
measure. It is a question, however,
which every voter should study care­
fully and vote as he thinks is best.
Geo. M. Brown is not losing any |
sleep over his chances for re-election ,
as district uttorney. He has uo op­
position. This is unprecedented and ,
George has just pause tc feel a little ,
bit swelled up over it.
Xu the matter of qualification the
nominees on the Republican ticket are
all capable men wbo can be trusted to
attend to the duties of the offices they |
are seeking. We expect to see the I
entire ticket elected.
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It costs # ’¿ 0 to get into all the shows
on tlie Pike at St. Louis. No man lias
as yet iieeu willing to tell how mudi
it costs to get out.
Have the finest assortment of vests that you have ever seen
in duck and all kinds of Washjand Summer Goods. Our top
coats are just the thing for these cool evenings. They'll keep
you from getting cold, and the style will surely please you
HT LURCH’S STORE
C O R N E R F I F T H H N D M H IN S T R E E T S
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Manufacturers of Flour. Feed. Graham
Whole Wheat Flour and Germ Meal
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Extensive improvements are being made to our m illing ma­
chinery.
We aim to keep our fionr proof against outside
competitors. Being a Cottage Grove institution, we respect-
fully ask you to always order the home product when buying
Flour.
We have just installed a machine o f large capacity
for rolling oats aud barley. Bring your oats and have it
rolled before feeding. It will g o much further.
Feed and
hay promptly delivered to any part of the city.
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H A R T U NG and H A N S E
..H A R D W A R E .
PLUMBING
¡JlUVGS,
MINERS’
FARM FIT.
SU PPL IES
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A A A A ,
lined l i 5 Mr B iker w ih
l so
acquitte.! jury Hot 9«) lUtli'll of
• wooden m
trial.
after a H. O 1 tli e other 1. « li« 1
D. Logs Ion, dismissed
B*k*r hi* I*.-,, a devi.M j » ,
Ole Olesnn. convicted fined CW
officiti au J with the limited » ;L.
L . Deach, convicted, fined siisi
of
pv *t*
I. Olsen, dismissed.
1 L i*U Ut s iu in tu)’ ì.Jjce*
Win. Asher, conri ted, fine 1 trio. tSM«t L
lini ia cufcircingtht i m
T. it
Loos Ion,
FIRE
ARMS
yttq
tools 1 inwart
PIPER S VANDENBURG
Arrests and toaviettons f«r viola­
tion of game laws.
J- R. Wren, convicted,
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A SPECIALTY
Vv N O T I C E
Shoes. Underwear, or any article for a less price than
any other store.
W e always ‘ Have It for L ess."
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Just see our Men’s new Hat’s.
Fancy Vests and Light Topcoats!
Jim Mattison, fined $25 and costs.
Brad street’s tlnd that eighty-four
Alfred Mattison, fined $25 and
per cent of the business failures idst
year didn't advertise in the news­ sentence suspended.
violating
their
oath
of
office
for
their
duty torlo no as some person to me
K. Roberts, fiued $25 and sentence
papers.
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unknown, has started a report that if iM'iieflt, thi'n they will have to beat
suspended.
neatly
all
of
the
men
on
both
the
Monday is Memorial Day.
Let ns
elected county judge, I will house the
Edgar Mattison, fined $25 and
ro.-k crusher for a year. Now, I wish 1 r«*I»«, blioan and democratic tickets Tor ail unite iu flaying tribute to the na­
costs.
it distinctly understood that this re- j , *ley are not that kind >f men. if tion’s honored lend.
Rube (iauut- fined $25 and costs.
port is false iu every particului aud I I tbissortof warfatedoo t provea boom-
Barney Gaunt, tinel $25 and
It is estimated that l ì , OUI,(MO votes
believe was manufactured solely for | t’ ranfL then we are a poor judge of the
costs.
the purpose of injuring me. I am a , voters of Lane county, for we ate will be cast at the coming Presidential
John Gaunt, fined $25 au 1 costs.
f j confident they will not stand for any­ election.
chatter member of t lie Lane County!
Allen McFerren, fiued $25 and
thing
of'tlte
kind.
There
are
certain
Good Roads Association. I most sin­
¿•>31 voters have registered iu Coos ‘ uo*ds.
local
people
who
might
wisely
refruil:
cerely favor good roads ami If elected
M cFetren, fiued $25 and
county. There was 2245 two years!
will endeavor to improve the present from attempting utiv persecution of ago.
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costs.
condition of our roads, believitig this tlie local press. It might retaliate by
M. E. Browu, fiued $25 and costs.
action due the fanning and commer­ making public some existing oonili THE GAME LAWS ARE ENFORCED.
Janies Reed, fined $25 and costs.
lions
which
are
not
exactly
provided
cial Interests of Lane county.
G eorge Cousor, fiued $25 and
for in the city charter as well as the
O. 1!. C hkismas .
Warden Baker is Doing Good Work With costs.
¡Oregon statutes. Our columns are
Small Resources.
W . H. Bartholomew, dismissed.
open for the discussion of local, state
HON. R. A. BOOTH.
M. M. Stewart, dismissed.
The Oregonian of last Sunday
aud national issues.
George Fisher,
fined $25 and
published a vicious
attact on
Hon. R. A. Booth, is a native son of
Warden
J.
W. Baker. costs.
Oregon, born in Yamhill county. May
Hon. [linger Hermann has returned Game
Dick Miller, fined $25 and costs.
15, lt*5 1 . He received an education at home from Washington barely in time Tbe article is uncalled for, w holly
J. F. Wheeler, fined $25 and
the Umpqua Academy at Wilbur. Iu j to give Ids campaign for re election to misleading, aud displays au utter
1H00 Mr. Booth embarked in business j congress a little |>ersoiial attention, disregard for the truth on the p a rt 1 costs.
-X. C. Eads, fined $25 and costs,
at Yoncaiis, foliowing merchandising It is probable that he will only be able o f the big daily. In justice to our
H. S. Miller, fined $25 and eosts.
and lumber business for six years. In to make a few speeches at the most fellowtownsniau. the L kadfr pro-
For unlawfully keeping and bav-
last; he went to Drain, where lie was i important points throughout this eon- poses to set this matter right ami
vice principal of tbe Normal School gresslonal district. However, while present a few facts to prove the ing in possession game birds.
August Heimriclt, fined $15 and j
for one year and principal^ during he lias been at his post of duty at falsity of the Oregonian’s statement
COSt8.
in s' and lass. In is<Ki lie organized Washington, his numerous friends which iu part was as follows.
G. Inagrit, fined $15 and cost*.
The Oregouiau'8 informant alleg­
tlie First National Bank of Southern have been looking carefully alter his
Hugh Brandon, fined $15 and
Oregon at Grants Puss and was chosen political interests throughout tlie dis­ ed that there was a general slaugh­
cashier, later l>econiiiig president of trict and they are entirely satisfied ter of all kinds of game throughout costa.
the bank. In ls!*5 Mr. Booth became with the situation and the prospects Western Oregon aud that paper j Clias Fmnertv, fined $15 aud
manager of the Sugar Pine Door A for his re-election. He has lost none said, “ W hen asked why this uu- costs,
Clias. Harris, fined $15 aud costs.
Lumber Company, which position he , of his old time popularity and prest lawful shooting was not stopped, he
— . Hawkins, fined $15 and- costs.
held until in 18t>7. when he organized ‘go, neither has he outlived his tise- said “ because there is uo game
G. Short, fiued $15 aud costs.
the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company, fulness and loyalty to his state, nor warden.” Ou further questioning
W eb Wright, fined $15 aud costs.
which is the largest lumbering con- lost «uv of his influence in the con­ he admitted that one Baker, a
— .Garrison, fined $15 and costs.
Democrat of Cottage G rove, better
cern In the state, with headquarters j g ressof the United States,
B Tinner, dismissed by order of
known as “ Lazy John Baker,’ ’ had
in Eugene. Mr. Booth first ran for
office, four years ago, lieinga candi-
Hon. Binger Hermann, our Binger. been appointed game warden, but district attorney on account of age.
For gnftiug salmon:
date for joint senator, for which hr is again slinking hands with his host he was no better than a wooden man
Frank Cox, lined $50, suit, sits
comes before the voters at this time ' of friends here at his old home. He His only discharge of his duties
for re-election. He is not taking any is welcomed alike Uy all classes re­ was the arresting of three men for pended.
H. W. Knox, fined $50 and costs,
active part in tlie preseut campaign, i gardless of party affiliations.
He ruuuiug deer with bounds, which
but remained in Los Angeles most [shakes hands heartily with them all was literally forced on him and the senteuce suspended,
One man in Wasco, for Killing
of die month. Mr. Booth has left his und those who have so long known arrest of a boy iu Eastern Oregon
campaigu In the hands of his friends him know that his hearty grasp and for spearing a .log
Salmon. If I elk, fined $50 and costs,
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and will be elected uo doubt by n lar­ cordial welcame is not affected but is these statements are correct, it is i m
about time that a new fish and I Tw o ‘T A
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tbe,
ger majority than four years ago. He sincere.—Roseburg Plaindealer.
game warden was appo.nted.”
ret8? ? th,at ,h e J “ ,U ' e at ° ’,kl'lDl1 1
should receive a sustantial vote In
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Lane where, with his family, he resi­
The Amei lean mining congress will MS . B AX KH ’ s » t , 1>BI> FOB F.RWT VKIR.
In order to ascertain the truth of 8<*ml for tbe ,,,8tr,ct »«o m e y .
des.
meet in Portland August 22. A very-
the matter the L k . dek made in.juir.
. Two cases for killing birds at
large attendance of mining tneu is
The Toledo Reporter says: Jadge
concerning tbe number o f prosecc- ^iswherg. Justice neglected to re-
anticipated owing to tlie constantly
E. O. Potter of Eugene, the Republi
10>I defendants failed !
increasing interest in mining. Excur­ tious made by Mr. Baker a»d finds tl ,,ire
can nominee for Crcuit Judge, is a
sions will be ruu from Portland to the that since lie assumed the duties of | *° sppear.
native Oregonian. Is a graduate of the
One ease in Manou, but tlie Jus-
various mining districts o f the state, the office eleven mouths ago, he has
Oregon University, is It years of age,
■ ustituted 40 esses against violators i tiee would not hear the case uuless
including Bohemia.
a profound lawyer who lias reached
o f the fish and game laws, and has i tlie deputy would give bon is for
the top of his profes don by honesty, t Every bushel o f grain, every |K>uml secured convictions in almost ever, costs.
energy and ability. He served four| of butter, beef, pork, mutton, poultry instance.
Tlie complete list of
One case in Klamath, deputt de-
years as County Judge of Lane County every dozen of eggs raised in the prosecutions is as follows:
livered the defendant to constable
and, strange as it may seem, gave country this year, will be wanted at
For unlawfully kiiltug and liav. who allowed him to escape into
universal satisfaction, and has the fall gco.1 prices.
in g in possession deer :
California
endorsement o f all his people. While
Olliver I)a. is. fined $25 and costs.
Tw o eases in Yoncalla for having
Judge Hamilton is very popular in
Alliert Mattison, filled $25 and
lion. Ringer Herrn mil and Senator
five female deer in possession, wLi, lT,
this district no man ’ailing himself a Fulton will sne ik at Eugene June 1. costs
grin 1 jury failed to indict, after!
Republican has any excuse for going
Edgar Mattison, Jr., fiued $25
"ahit'll Mr. Biker filled complaint
back on Judge Potter, who lias evert
Ali 1> not t.«lieve in local option and and co-ts
l>efore Justice Fre.l Mejnzer at
Yoncalla and the parties ple.d
guilty and were fined $25 ea, I, and
costs.
Note— Will have f. ur more arrests
&
4> this week.
V H.qr rant's a., HI. FOB two .e.a s
XX ith all due respect to Mr Bak­
e r s predecessor, Mr. (Joimbj- we
O publish the -follow ing statement
from page 10 of that gentleman's
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To the F u tile: Yon are cordially invited to meet at
4> first and second annual reports to
W elch & Woods' store any day which may suit yon
the governor for the years lN!l<) *„,(
4 » 15*00:
best, aud pnrehase from their stock of Clothing. Hats.
NOTICE
SHIRTS 50c AND UP
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