The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 01, 1910, Image 9

Harriman Line From Coos to
Vafe to Be Pushed.
Messrs. Rosenburg, Van-Winkle and
Silsby, will eXert itself to enter­
tain right royally. Manager Stable of
the Albany Commercial club, and Mr.
E. W. Kibby, editor of the Albany
Herald, will be present and address
the meeting. During the month of
March the initiation fee if or member­
ship in the club was reduced to one dol­
lar, and during that period over one
hundred arid fifty new members became
identified with the organization; If
you are a member of the club and fail
to be present next Monday night, you
will miss something.
Persistence of Booster Spirit
Urged by a Booster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, Feb­
ruary 4; 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Minnie G.
Chapman, whose post-office address is
Divide, Oregon, did, on the 19th of day
April, 1909, file in this office Sworn
Statement and Application, No. 04897,
to purchase the SE 1-4 of SW 1-4, Sec­
tion 24, Township 21 South, Range 4
West, Willamette Meridian, and the
timber thereon, under the provisions of
the act of June 3, 1878, and acts amend­
atory, known as the “Timber and Stone
Law,” at such value as might be fixed
by appraisement, arid that, pursuant to
such application, the land and timber
thereon have been appraised,. $260. the
timber estimated 520,000 board feet at
$.50 per M, and the land nothing; that
said applicant will offer final proof in
support of her application and sworn
statement on the 16th day of April,
1910, before the Register & Receiver of
the U. S. Land Office, at Roseburg,
Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest her
purchase before entry, or initiate a con­
test at any time before patent issues,
by filing a corroborated affidavit in this
office, alleging facts which would de-,
feat the entry.
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
Register.
COLONIST
RATES
t0 OREGON¿Hdthé
That thé Harriman interests .will
The greatest need of Cottage Grove,
rush construction on its proposed road
in my judgment, is the persistence of
across the state of Oregon from Coos
the present “booster” spirit; the spirit
Bay to Vale, by way of Burns, is the
of optimism, bf faith in the future, and
latest in railroad circles on the Coast.
which spells progress and ultimate
According to these reports completion
achievement. The members of the
of the Coos-Bay Drain branch will be
Commercial club, and especially the
rushed with all possible haste while at
officers are entitled to much credit for
A
the same, time larger forces will be put SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.
what they have already accomplished,
The
management
of
the
Southern
Pacific
Co.,
to work between Vale and Burns,.thus
and for what they are trying to do for
(Lines in Oregon) takes great pleasure in an*
hurrying along the work from both College Girls Will Appear at Armory the city, but manufacturies and other
Wednesday Evening.
nouncing
that the low rates from Eastern cities,
’ends of the line- Construction of a
business enterprises, so much to be de­
which have done so much in past seasons to stimu*
The College Singing Girls, the last sired, must be invited; encouraged, and
line from Burps to Crescent City, near
late travel to and settlement in Oregon, will pre­
Odell, would complete trie line across number of the Cottage Grove Lyceum fostered by the proper spirit among all
vail again this spring DAILY from Maren 1 to
the ..state,, as it would give connection Course, will appear at the Armory on of our people. The pessimist, the in­
April 15, inclusive.
with the Natron cut-off from Spring­ Wednesday evening, April 6, and will different and the halting, and certainly
doubtless attract a large audience; the “knocker,” if there still be such,
field and Eugene.
It is said, that to the activity of the This entertainment will be “something must be relegated to the rear, and the
Hill interests in western Oregon may different” from anything yet seen here, young, hopeful and ambitious, must,
be attributed the progressiveness of and promises to be a genuine musical forge to the front. Dur chief fault has
the Harriman people, as they will be treat. There are eight pretty college always been that we are too modest of
compelled to fortify themselves against girls dressed in maroon gowns and our advantages. We have here an in­
The railroads have done their part; now it’s up
the Hill invasion of westérn Oregon by caps, who render numbers from grand comparable little city; a beautiful and
to you. The colonist rate is the greatest of all
means of the Oregon Electric and the operas, light operas, college songs and sightly location; excellent natural
home-builders. Do all you can to let Eastern
United Railways. Work on the Coos melodies, costumed for each most at­ drainage, water supply and sanitary
people
know about it, and encourage them to
Bay-Drain line was suspended about tractively. Of them an exchange says: conditions of the best, educational fa­
come here, where land is cheap and home-build­
three years ago, after an expenditure “All the, young women, who were garb­ cilities and in fact every thing requisit
ing easy and attractive,
of several hundred thousand dollars; ed in a Afferent costume for each num­ ■for a manufacturing center as well as
for no apparent reason than that it was' ber of the program, captivated their a fruit and agricultural center, and an
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
thought safe to let the work rest for hearers by their grace of person and ideal place in which to live. With all
To
E. J. Stuart: You are' -hereby
awhile, there being no imminent cause splendid vocalization. All possess rich of these natural advantages, therefore,
for fear of serious competition at that voices and power, and this with their all that is necessary - is, as suggested, notified that we, the undersigned, have
at home if desired. Any agent of the road named
time. But now that the Hill people coy arid winning-ways made it certain to persist in the present spirit of pro­ expended One Hundred Dollars in labor
is authorized to receive the required deposit and
are rapidly pushing their way through that their future will be one uninter­ gress and enterprise, to- speak well, and improvements on-each, the “Bear”
telegraph ticket to any point in the East.
the Willamette Valley by means of ex- rupted -success’. Every time they ap­ not disparagingly, of Cottage Grove at and. “Moose” Lode Mining Claims, sit­
tènsions of the Oregon Electric, the peared before.the footlights they'were, all times; and we will yet see a city uated in the Bohemia Mining District,
Lane County, Oregon, being $200.00. in
danger of losing a rich-field is appar­ accorded generous applause.” ‘
here of which: we may justly be proud;
Remember The Rates-From Chicago, $33; from St.
all,
notices of -location of which said
Mr. Walter. Eccles, the humorist .with, All depends upon us.
ently. dawning- upon the- Harriman
Louis, $32; from Omaha and Kamsas City,
mining
claims
are.
respectively
.record--
the company, is said to be immense in . “That fault, dear Brutus,- is not in
people.
ed
at
Page
579;
in
Book
6,
of
the.
Min
­
$25.
This reduction is proportionate from
his
impersonations.
He
is-also
an
ex-
The' distance from Cpos Bay to
our stars,
. -
ing Record in and for said County, and
all other cities.
Drain, on the main line of the South­ cellerit ■‘singer and appears with the
But in ourselves that we aré under­
State, reference, to. which said notices'
ern Pacific, is approximately 88 miles, young ladies in several numbers. Mr. lings.”
and
record, is hereby made -for more
and the survey runs through a rough Eccles stands in the very front rank of Will we persist? Will we continue to
county, so that at least it will take entertainers, and during the past ten ‘.‘boost?” If. we will, then our pro­ particular and definite descriptions of
said, mining claims, as will appear by
about 18 months to complete the line, years has appeared in about every state gress and success are assured.
affidavit in the office of the County
and this, it is figured, will Be none too in the Union on the best courses. Five
General Pàssenager Agent
Portland, Oregon
A BOOSTER.
Clerk of said County, in order to hold
soon to keep pace with the march of of these years he spent giving the en­
said premises under the provision of
Arranging Big Festival.
the Oregon Electric into the upper tire program alone, and five years with
reaches of the Willamette Valley, Thé different concert companies. His re­ Mr. Wolff of Florence was in Cottage Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the
construction of the Coos-Bay Drain pertoire includes monologues, humorous Grove last Sunday, and to. The Sentinel United States, being the amount re­
branch is under the direct supervision songs, impersonations- and dramatic re­ said the seaport city of Lane county is quired to hold the said Mining Claims
of Chief. Engineer William Hood, of citals. Mr. Eccles believes that in ar­ prosperous, with every prospect for be­ for the year ending December 31st,
San Francisco, who is regarded as one ranging his programs, while there ing both the temporary and permanent 1910. And if within Ninety days after
of the foremost engineers "in the coun­ should be plenty of fun, it should not county seat of proposed’ Umpqua coun­ the first publication of. this notice you
ty. Extensive arrangements are being fail or refuse to contribute your pro­
try, although the project is really with­ entirely displace serious work.
made for the third annual Rhododen­ portion of such ■expenditure' as a co-
in the jurisdiction of the engineers’in
BEN HUR RECITAL.
dron Festival to be held there on May owner, your interest in said Mining
Oregon. That the contract for the
are of great value to a community and
.20,
and it promises to be a grand suc­ Claims will become the property of.the
completion of the project, will be.let in. Program for Entertainment Saturday
enhance the value of abutting property
subscribers
under
said
Section
2324.
cess. The Rhodedendron Festival has
the near future is said to be certain.
more
than any, other improvement
Evening is Pleasing.
made Florence popularly known in This notice is published for the first
The Vale-Burns project is supposed to
Following
is
the
program
to
be
giv
­
time
in
The
Cottage
Grove
Sentinel,
of
many
places,
and
many
people
are
mak
­
be handled by the Oregon. Short Line,
and it is reported that a contract for a en at the Ben Hur recital Saturday, ing their plans annually to attend this Cottage Grove, Oregon, on the 7th day
so that the cost per year is small.
portion of that work has already been April 9th, at 8 p. m. General admis­ unique event. The recent movement of January,' 1910.
sion
twenty-five
cents
with
privilege
of
THOS.
R.
PARKER.
on the part of Western Lane in bond­
The increased valuation is demonstrated in the follow­
let.—Portland Journal.
H. H. PARKER.
having seats reserved. Tickets on sale ing itself for $100,000 to improve the
ing cities in the west where the Bitulithic
FRANK
HALEY.
at the Wave. Benefit for graduating harbor at Florence, together with the
MIGHT BUST THE TRUST.
Pavement has been laid:
classes of High chool and Sschool of projected Eugene-Coos Bay Railroad, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Eugene
Ashland
Walla Walla
Proposed that Deer Be Raised to In- Elocution.
has attracted the attention of the in­ Notice is hereby given that the un­
Salem
Albany
Vancouver
crease the Meat Supply.
.Music by orchestra; The Sheperds vestor. ________________
Medford
Portland
Boise
dersigned executor of the Will of Will­
Raise deerxon-farms! That sounds and the- Angel; Miss Ella Dickerson ;
Roseburg
Pendleton
Nampa
F.
B.
Tichenor,
state
organizer,
and
iam
C.
Boren,
deceased,
has
filed
in
good. Can it be made; to pay? Dr. C. Ben Hur’s Ambition, Miss.Hazel Hem-
Lewiston
Puyallup
Baker City
Head
Advisor
Veale
of
the
W.
O.
W.,
the
County
Court
of
Lane
County,
Ore
­
Hart Merriam, chief of the biological enway ; The Accident of Gratas, Miss
and many other cities
respectively
'of
Portland
and
Los
An
­
gon,
his
final
account
as
such
executor
survey, thinks it’ can, and says it will ¡Ethel Moore; A Galley Slave, Miss
knock down high meat prices if people Myrtle Purvance ; Ben Hur’s Visit" to geles, are scheduled for Cottage Grove of said estate and that the 23rd day of
It is a general proposition that two years after a street
are permitted to raise deer and slaugh­ Simmonides, Miss Ida Robinson ; Train­ tonight. Three candidates are to be April, 1910, at the hour of 1 o’clock p.
has been paved
ter them for food. Whether venison ing for the. Race, Miss Mabel Rosen­ initiated into the. local lodge on that m. of said day has been fixed by said
date
and
the
affair
made
otherwise
Court
as
the
time
(
for
hearing
objec
­
ean be produced at less cost than beef burg; Simmonides and Esther, Miss
'
'
tions to said report and the settlement
the price at which it is offered before paving, and yet
is something yet to be proven. Deer Ida Robinson ; The Boat- Ride, Miss memorable.
at that time only two of the ten payments
Miss Grace Bingham'- returned to her thereof.
are known to be hardy feeders. Down Eunice Vandenberg; Final Preparation
J.
E.
YOUNG,
have been made. Examine
for
the
Race,-
Miss
Mabel
Rosenburg
;
home
in
Eugene
Monday
after
a
visit
in New England arid some parts of New
Executor of the Estate of William C.
Yprk, where they have been protected The Chariot Race, Mrs. Frank Wheel­ with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Griggs. Miss
Boren, deceased.
many years by game laws, these ani­ er ; Instrumental Solo : Ben Hur’s Grace is Mrs. Griggs’ sister.
mals are said to have become a great Charoit Racé, Mrs. Willard Elkins; In
in any of the above cities
the Palace of Idernee; Miss Vanden­ Ln The Circuit Court of the State of
nuisance to the farmers.
and see for yourself Why
In their foraging they invade his berg' The Lepers Healed, Miss Mil­
Oregon for Lane County.
fields and orchards and strip, the bark dred Pringle ; The Serpent of the Nile,
George W.Kerr, Sr.,Plaintiff, vs.Jas.
from- his shade and forest trees after Miss Eunice Vandenburg; Ben Hur’s Kerr, R. L. Kerr,. August Kerr, Clara
browsing off the twigs. If they in­ Return to Esther, Miss Ida Robinson ; Wolf, and Retta Songer, all the. heirs
REAL ESTATE
crease and multiply while'running at The Crucifiction, Mrs. Almond Hemen- at law of Maggie J. Kerr, deceased,
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large in densely settled regions where way.
Main Office 317 Beck Building
PORTLAND, ORE
Defendants.
314 Acres. 150 acres in cultivation,
there is comparatively little wild land,
SUMMONS.
Sonie Springtime Suggestions.
100 acres bottom land, 50 acres upland,
it is possible that if domesticated and
Raise a garden. In; these days of To R. L. Kerr, August Kerr, Clara balance pasture and wood, 6 acres in
cared for they would show better re­ high prices nothing will relieve the sit­ Wolf arid Retta Songer, defendants bearing prune orchard, 6 acres apples
sults from feeding than domestic cat­ uation more than to have a good gar­ above named:
and peaches, 10 tons dried prunes on
tle. If the enterprise, on investiga­ den. Vetgetables can be quickly grown
In the name of the State of Oregon: place this year, good eight room house
tion, looks promising, there certainly and with the expenditure of but little
You and each of you are hereby re­ large barn, dry house cost $800, water
ought not to be much difficulty in se­ energy. Children will delight in assist­ quired to appear and answer the com­ piped into house, barn and dry house,
curing the necessary legislation in the ing in the work. Good, fresh vegeta­ plaint filed against you in the above en­ an ideal home, 4 miles from railroad
Large Sample Rooms
various states to authorize the breed­ bles right from the garden are far su­ titled suit within six weeks from the station, price $10,000,
ing and selling of deer for food. For perior to the canned article. A good date of the first publication of this 200 Acres, 16 miles from Cottage
many years venison has been a rare garden will afford the greater part of summons, and if you fail so to appear
Grove, 40 acres in cultivation, 40 acres
dish on the tables of the mass of the the family living during the' summer and answer as herein required, for
seeded to pasture, 40 acres timber, 80
people.
and fall. Everybody ought to have a want thereof, the plaintiff will apply acres easily cleared, good family or­
Perhaps the flesh of the domesticated garden. It not only furnishes food for to said court for the relief demanded in chard of 300 choice fruit trees in bear­
deer would not possess the gamy flavor the family but delightful recreation as his complaint, which is for a decree de­
ing, good out range for stock, good 8-
of the wild animal, but there is no rea­ well. Add to the corners of the gar­ barring and enjoining you and each of
room farm house, arid large barn, wood
son .why it should not be palatable and den a garnishment of flowers and you you from asserting or claiming any house, milk and fruit house, chicken
CTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
nourishing. These animals thrive in will liave a thing of beauty and a joy right., title or interest in or to the real houses and yards, water at door, creek
every section of the country, and might forever.
premises hereinafter described, and water, on county road. This is one of
B. R. WESTBROOK,! PROPRIETOR!
perhaps be made a very valuable addi­
for a decree declaring the' plaintiff to the best places for-farming and stock
tion to our live-stock industry.
- We Have Troubles of Our Own.
be owner in fee simple of said prem­ raising in Oregon. Price .is • $5,000.
Among a multiplicity of other trou­ ises.
Terms on part.
Manv Candidates Initiated.
bles tfiis -week, The Sentinel has had
Said real’ premises are described as 1020 Acres, 200 acres plow land, bal­
There was a special session of the K. to suffer for the improvements 'being follows to wit:—The west 1-2 of S W
of P. lodge at this place Monday even­ made to the light plant, and as a result 1-4 of Section 3.3, in township 21/South ance pasture and timber, all fenced,
Rooms with Bath
New Brick Annex
ing preliminary to the regular meeting of a “combination of circusmstances” of Range 1 west of the Willamette spring, 2 barns, good soil, 6 miles from
railway,
$12
per
acre.
Wednesday night when candidates were .the paper is not up to its usual stand­ Meridian in Lane county, State of
lAcre, three-room house, new, $650.
initiated in the various ranks. A de­ ard; The printery is operated by juice Oregon,
2 Lots in Cottage Grove, high and
gree team from Eugene was on the peddled out by the Light company, and
This summons is published once a
scene with a well fattened goat and the in order to make some necessary con­ week for six successive weeks in The sightly, $200.
Gqttage Grove’s billy had been special­ nections the power had to be suspended Cottage Grove Sentinel, a weekly news­ We make a specialty of farm, timber
ly groorped for the oceasion. Both more or less during'the first of the week. paper, of general circulation in Lane' minerrl and fruit lands. We write fire,
OF COTTAGE GROVE
life and accident insurance.
these festive animals were all bristled
county, State of Oregon, published at
Construciion
Work
Finished.
up and turned loose at the same time,
The telephone ■ construction crew Cottage Grove, in said county and
and there were things doing ’mong the
completed
its work and’ departed for state, by order of Hon. L. T. Harris,
uninitiated. After quiet had been par­
Cottage-Grove, Oregon
THESE NUMBER ABOUT ONE THOUSAND
Albany
last
Saturday. Another crew is Judge of the above entitled county,
tially restored a banquet was served. -
made
on
the
24th
day
of
March,
1910.
to arrive this week, sent out by the
'Report says that Darby Richardson
The first publication of this summons resigned from the boostership of the Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
Mistaken in tfie Date.
Western Electric company of' San
$1.00 PER YEAR
The Sentinel, as it sometimes is, was Francisco to complete the new systerii, is on the 25th day of March; 1910, and Roseburg Commercial club for the pur­
the
last
publication
on
the
6th
day
of
in error last week when it gave the put in a new switchboard, and install
pose of purchasing and conducting the
date of the reception to new members the new ’phones, all of which are to be May, 1910.
Roseburg Review,, and that he will re­
J. C. JOHNSON,
as March 28. It should have been in working order not later than May 1.
turn from New York in about three
Attorney for Plaintiff, Cottage Grove, weeks prepared to take over the plant
April 4, which is next Monday. The After that date there will.be no more
Oregon.
committee in charge of the affair, ringing for central.
and enlarge the paper»
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Northwest
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