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About The Leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1895-1903 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1902)
THE LEADER. pO TTA O E GROVE, - - OREGON. E s t a b lis h e d E v e r y F r i d a y . Ji. F. W o o l e y Proprietor b. W. W allace Managing Editor Entered at the Cottage Grove post- office as second-class matter. FRIDAY - - - - M ay 30, 1902. SUBSCRIPTION O ne Y RATES. eah Six $1.50 .75 .50 M on th s T h ree M on th s If paid in advan ce but If not »o paid i uniform rate of 92.00 per year w ill bo charged. ' A dvertisin g rates made known upon appll- oatiou. O u r C lu b b in g Gist. The Commoner. Twice-a-week Republic C incinnati Enquirer Weekly Examiner Weekly Oregonian $ 2:10 $2.00 $ 2.10 $2.50 $2.30 A Sample Campaign Lie. “ Mr Chamberlain was the cashier of a bank at Albany bat quit the business because the bauk busted/’— F W Chausse, Editor Oregon Observer. Mr Chausse knows this to be a deliberate lie for Mr Chamber lain quit the banking business nearly two years before it busted and at the time it busted was holding the office of Attorney Gen eral for the State of Oregon and was living at Salem. TH E BOSSES TAK E A HAND. We were shown a neatly gotten up pamphlet this week in which the bosses of the republican party throughout the state fall all over themselves in lauding Senator Kuykendall and his record to the skies. First comes Harvey Scott and after braying about prosperity says Lane County “ must see the need o f re-electing him to the Sen ate” and that the “ State (premablv meaning Fulton) has need of him.” Senator John II Mitchell next proceeds to say “ a failure to re-elect Mr K. would be an injustice to the state and county.” Congressman Tongue also “ feels snre the interests o f Lane County” is bound up in Bro K ’s anatomy so to speak. Binger Herman remembers that he knew Mr Kuykendall’ s parents 40 years ago and therefore “ It is the duty” o f citizens to select “ such men as Senator Kuykendall for the public offices.” DEMOCRATIC TICKET Governor— GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN of Multnomah Co. Secretary of State— DAVID SEARS, of Polk Co. State Treasurer— HENRY BLACKMAN of Morrow Co. Justloe of Supremo County— D F BONHAM, of Marion Co State Printer— J E GODFREY, of Marion Co. Attorney General— JAMES E RALEY, of Umatilla Co. Sup’ t o f Public Schools— W A WANN, of Lane Co. COUNTY TICKET. Judge R S Bean thinks few Sen Senator— ators come so near measuring up L M TRAVIS, Eugene. with his ideal of a Senator. Representaties— J M ED MUNSON, Goshen. J N W illiams was on the ways G N CASTLE, Saginaw. and means coramitte with Mr K uy C K HALE, of Hale. kendall and he “ knows whereof he County Clerk— speaks when he says that citizens C M YOUNG, Eugene. o f Lane county owe it to the state Sheriff— W W WITHERS, Eugene. and themselves to return Senator County Commissioner Kuykendall” etc eto. ' J P CURRIN, Cottage Grove. Charles Fulton “ It would be a Treasurer— misfortune to the state to fail to A S PATTERSON,Eugene. return Senator K .” Assessor— J M KITCHEN, Irving. Secretary Dunbar sings a little Surveyor— song in which he chirrups that Mr SIMON KLOVDAHL, Eugene. K. saved the state ($2,000) two Coroner— thousand dollars and other sums F E SELOVER, Eugene. therefore “ his services can not be PRECINCT. SFAitED to the state.” Justice of Peace — A H KING Great guns ! What a catastrophy Constable— the state of Oregon is on the brink A W WALLACE of plunging into at this time. Isn’ t it also funny that every mother’s Vote for the initiative and refer son o f these fellows except Harvey endum law. Mark an X before tlie Scott is either in a big office or else word yes. trying to get into one. Come repub licans the bosses say for you to Cottage Grove is entitled to a vote for Mr K and that ends it. representative in the commissioners You will be traitors to your country court. Mr J P Currin is the people’s if you cant see things as they do. choice and will be elected. ) ou ure to be pitied, you may hate to vote for the gentleman like The Bosses have patched up Mr blazes but you have got it to do. Kuykendall's political anatomy so that the people will have difficulty See? This little circular settles it. in locating the fellow until alter Wonder if they sent it to the Prohi the election. A trip up Salt River bitionists too? would do him more good time however. at this The Register gets funny and publishes a whole column of “ putt'’ copied from the Guard this week and tries to make it appear that it is a “ set-down’’ on Travis. The fact is both the Guard and Regis ter are stuck on the Booth-Kelly Company and slobber all over them selves for their own purse string’s sake. In oue breath the unhappy Editor of Portland,s trust-fed daily declares if the Republican party is defeated in Oregon, this time, everything will go to the “ demni- ^ion bow-wows” and then in the next he says its only a little revenge for downing Senator Simon. If this thing keeps up Scott will lie a tit subject for the asylum. It is really pitiful. I f he had the brains of Horace Greely it would certainly kill him. The Oregonian man is in sore straits. Having for weeks past claimed that th~ citizen's move ment was engineered by three men, he has now found out that the^e are more and Monday published a list embracing 23 prominent Portland republicans and says “ all these and more” are now “ proclaiming that the republican party is dead.” W onderful discovery Harvey 1 Y o u 'll find the list will grow even beyond what you think before next Monday night. WHAT’S THE MATTER? The prohibition party in this county has allowed itself to be swamped by a few sharp political tricksters of the Senator Kuykendall stripe. The party has always pre tended to bo sticklers for principle, espousing the doctrine of clean politics and prohibition as its prime goal. In other words prohibition first, prohibition last and prohibi tion all the time. But it seems this year that a fellow called “ Dean” Sanderson of Eugene, divinity fame and a few other close friends of Senator Kuykondull and Mr Shelly have collared the prohibition party this year and by a system of “ cute" strategy usually possessed by ward politicians have bartered for the entire support of the prohibitionists in this county for Mr Kuykendall Mr Shelly, et al. It is no wonder that the prohibition party in this state has often been spoken of as a republican side show. If the pro hibitionists of this county succeed in electing Mr Kuykendall ho will owe them a debt of gratitude for by no other means could that thing have been accomplished. But it’s dollars to doughnuts if they do he will serve them as be did the Indian war veterans, in the last legislature. And by the way what groat partic ular difference is there between an Indian war veteran and any other kind of an old soldier, who has fought for his country? To Csjre n Colil In One Day. Take Laxative Biomo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E W Grove’s signature is on each box. 25c. Monday tho pecple of Oregon elect a man to suocced Governor Geer. The successor will either bo \V J Furnish the Pendleton bank er, the ex-democrat, or Geo E Chamberlain. Governor Geer has made at least an average governor during his incumbency. In fact the democrats seem to have been as well pleased with his adminis tration as did the republicans or at least as well as the bosses o f the party were. For some reason Mr Geer did not suit the powers that be. So some man had to be sub stituted and Furnish was the man. The question arrisc s why? The re publican party is not in the habit of turning down its prominent men until forced to do so. Now who did tho forcing? It was not the '■’ho Secret o»' l.onjf l.ifo. democrats sn d it was not Mr Geer’s Consists in keeping all the main o r - 1 guns of the body in healthy, regular friends. It was Mr Geer's within action, and In quickly destroying his own pnity. And why were they deadly disease germs. Electric Hitters regulate Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, his enemies? Simply because they purify the blood, and give a splendid could not control him. In Mr appetite. They work wonders in curing Kidney Troubles, ‘ Femnle Furnish they found a man who Complaints, Nervous Diseases, Cons could he controlled and has been tipation, Dyspepsia, and Malaria, Vigorous health and strength always controlled all his liio by the desire follow their use. Only 50c guarante to make money. Money then is ed by J I’ Currin druggist. is the key to the situation. Mr No such luck could come to Ore Furnish wouldn’ t give thirty days gon as the defeat of all three o f the of his time for the little measly grab-all-in-sight leaders o f the Inst sum of $ 1,50<) (thats the salary of legislature— Fulton, Brownell and the governor) were it not for the Kuykendall, hut the later is sure fees and grafts within his grasp. to lie defeated. They Mitehellized He made his fortune by fees and the legislature, a process that small gralts while deputy U S marshall and Sheriff of Umitilla means the extension of all approp county. Could it bo that the gang riations and grafts for personal that pushed Mr Geer aside for Furnish wants a fee and gaaft man purposes. in the governor’s chair? If so, why? Let every man who favors more Think o f this when you go io vote next Monday and remember the direct legislation in Oregon be sure democratic wae cry this year, in to vote for the initiative and refer this state, is down with expenses, endum amendment and remind his down with extravagances, down neighbors to mark their ballots. with an ever increasing public stael A blank ballot may bo counted o f public funds. against the same as though it was TO NON REGISTERED VOTERS. marked no. 1002 S P K I N G Special Announcemnt House Plumb I IH 9 MADRAS Our Selection of Waists constitutes Styles and Colors. Those LAWNS SILK Z E P H S » ee Edwin C ledy “ Too 1 Boys Exninine Our New Swea|.,^>atY P1 rs and Bicyclo Shoes. * r appeared h person w _____________________ , and the cc I one. Th moving and we have ordered 10,1} ,n8tant Up r Ladles’ Shirt this Season’s tickets China conduct 11th an *d by tho in UJ'ASHION STABLE Q. s p ¡L Salem Journal: Horaoe Maun, the editor at Medford, is on the democratic ticket for joint represen tative in Jackson and Douglas counties. He is a gentleman of more than average force and ability. As a newspaper man in Marion county he stood for good govern ment, locally aud in county affairs. He possesses the intelligence to make a first-class representative of the people, and should l>e elected. I • ■ m V n on Sonde ida be run froi >e, Portlai L h to Salon for on 50ots excuraic ever tions will Motor ge Grove ¡1 y3£ land olub. -L* number < County Clerk Lee has again shown ____ . . ........... . his littleness in making up the of ficial ballot. Instead of placing the C H R IS M A N & B A N G S , Propsiection of t names of cauidates ou the represen GENERAL L IV E R Y B USIN1 -The ( tative ticket in alphabetical order be TRANSACTED is musical placed the republican’s names first, the Democratic next and socialists C O T T A G E G R O V E % B O H E M Jf last. 'J h 1 order should have been as follows; i t i.n G N Castle...............Democratic lembore o( J N Edmunson........ Democratic J N Edwards............Republican C K Halo................. Democratic L T Harris............... Republican V e a t c h , p r o p C d T ,;: II M Manville ............. Socialist -------------------------------- be organ 1 z J M Shelly............... Republican 8 came t< A E Whiterker............. Social.st Choicest Meats, Hams, Paeon and I a r d i T'M ^re< The Quarterly of the Oregon His hand. And in fact everything usunly kept tkius drill torical Society for March 1901, has class market. tents of u been received. Its contents are as follows: 1 when 1 “ The Social Evolution of Oregon,” S Cocliri p i s h : n sr szE L ^ son sr ~is eeoure.l by Prof J R Robertson, of the chair of tho bee of History, Pacfio University, Forest Grove; “ Political History of Ore We have no stand-in with the dentists on tough gon from 1865 to 1876,” by Hon a trial aud we will treat you right. ? recoram ____ ___ __for him a W D Fenton, Portlaud; “ History of _____ ijm ms for li the Barlow Road,” by Mis3 Mary S * * * eks traini Barlow, a granddaughter of Samuel for them Lnnbrough Barlow, the builder; concert “ Across the Continent Seventy Years SUCESSOR TO BAKER & JOHNSON, ted them* Ago,” compiled from papers of John Staple and F a n c y G ro ceries an great Ball by his daughter, Mrs Kate N B G ranite, C ro ck ery and G J a s s v t e a d e d . Powers. John Ball taught a school at Vancouver in November, 1832, Vegetables, Flour, F oed ¿>Pearedir iV G 1 )0 6 0 C and was the first school teacher on m e e t a ll P r ic e s o n th ey g h erg i the Pacific coast. All these articles W e L in e s . ndled. ( are vitally important as relative to the history of Oregon. ^ ro d -A ice T a k e n iea E i r c i i a n g - e fc1! the-v -------------------------------- -House in Parents who send small children |Ch time o to the public schools will appreciate programs tho position taken by W A Wann, e Grove 1 Democratic candidate for Superin _ ’ here ia t tendent of Public Instructions. Mr V c l I l D e i » vote wl Wann announces himself as strongly ____________ I good bai opposed to “cramming” tho iufan- Shelf and “ PP,cci:lt title brain until the child is almes1 orne oat ready for the insane asylum. Tl e H A R D W U e it. l thought of pupils being compelled : House I to work all day and Btudy at home ■ H * st at night is so obhorrent to the irtsnv gentleman that he announces ibis as __ concert one of the changes tnat should ob Fish Bros Wi- }*P*rTr 1 tain in the schoolrooms of Oregon. kinds of Farm Imp '8 He says it is impossible for children Mining Supplies, ale. to carry so many studies at one followilnj time, except at the expense of health an l that many of them should be - it held in abeyance for a little time until the small scholars have attain ed more strength. c w Mr Wann is a man of superb edu MISS D v cation. He bas for several years Oar aim is to please our customers. C»H convinced of this fact. We handle a complete 1 i » £ k-WaM-' been a teacher in the Monmouth f T T f t n ft i v i - A n A m «.n T / ■ _ . . i 1 * — •••*“ * Normal school and its secretary grade Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ami w»itz since 1894. ever} thing purchased of us to be first class. Misa DI If you have not registered with the county clerk yon will have to j get six freeholders to certify tlist you are a resident of the precinct and entitle to vote before you can S h o u ld » T f r A rho. 1 cast your ballot on election day. Those who failed to register should i Never • endure his trouble. Use at one the remedy that stopped it for Mrs be at the polls early and get affida N A Webster, 'beter, of Winnie. Va, »he vits of the freeholders before the ■ Wonder if Harvey Scott dont be rush comes on in the middle of the writes “ Dr King’s New Life Pills gin to think now there is more than day. No nmn should stay away j wholly cured me of sick headaches I a “ few " disaffected republicans in from the polls; all should exercise | hail suffered from it for two years.” Cure Headache, Constipation, Bilious the elective franchise. Oregon by this time? ness. 25c at J P Currin s drug store Only three thousand people came out to here Mr Chamberlain, at Pendleton. Verily that was a “ frost” for the next Governor o f Oregon in that little city. About the same “ apathy” exists all over the state. •••« STAGE LINE Cirr)< — , C IT Y M A R K E T S ;;, Bartels & Tk: & WE SUIT THE HARD T o r ti ^ — i» a G W * T e Q S 3 1 1 (1 C o f f p P Q t h 9 V " ■**«• * T CC3 -------- T V Gash g roccpy A • ( 't Y u i m t j , may r>. Era Dreg
