COTTAGE
vol . :
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CO TTAGE G R O V E, OREGON, SATU RDA Y, JAN UARY Ut 1900 .
NO. 39
for better fruit Legislation for the
as i l igue for special privileges, T U E C I D C T
league, as set forth iu the constitu
will get its first crushing blow when *
r iF I O I
protection of growers is a (piestion JONATHAN
tion adopted at the meeting, is to
OWNERS ! which has conn In fot ti e meeting
BOURNE, JR. Oregon,
by practically a direct vote
foster all commercial and industrial
GUN FIRED interests of Oregon.
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already, and it is | rohahle that
>f L
her
people,
acting
under this
new
some definite aetiou will he taken
■ law elect* a United States Senator.
Enthusiastic speeches favoring
i.ong recognizing the fact that}
the formation of such au organiza
: ue State for
Russell & Rogers of San Francisco. to secure National law - to this end. Appeals to th he
Oregon fruit men an tired of hav
i he United States Senate must ulti- By the Supporters of Woman's Suff tion along the lines of working
Fair Trial of Lo icot Primary
Now Owners of i. H. Chambers
ing fruit from other s> ctions, in
, inately degenerate into a mere cabal
towards the development of all the
rage in Their Fight for the
Law.
Mill at Dorena
many instances of doubtful quality,
G.vith its numerous corporation at-
resources of Southern Oregon were
Privilege ot Voting.
marked as coming trim floo I river
•lorueysl eagueJ together for the
made by \V. I. Vawter and J . D.
the Willamette Valley or Southern
01 well, of Medford; E B. Carter
The coming June -fiction will be furtherance of corporate chemes and
New cBpitai baa entered into the Oiegon and it is very ptobable that
In 'he Chtisfian Church Wednes and I>. F. Mulkey, of Ashland;
| the most important ore ever held in the protection and safeguarding of
field in this sectiou in the purchase Senator Fulton -,\i: I t leqnested to
i orporate special privileges, in el- day evening a meeting of about ">0 William Carter and J . L. liammer-
by Russel & Rogers of San Fran introduce a Gill on t e same lines i Oregon. For years past the ordi- Get a national clearing house for women and nine men assembled to sley, of Gold Hill: President R. L.
!
nnry
citizen
w
ho
has
desired
goo
’
cisco, of the planing mill of J. II. that the one 1 i tin j rotection of
government and represent itive ser -om# of the grasping corporation« hear a speech by several ladie' on Cole and P. Harth, ot Grants Pass,
Chambers for a good round sum.
the Columbia ri' 1 -a nion us framed. vants in public office has been com whose constitution seems to consist [ the subject of Woman’s Suffraffe, and others. Many good ideas were
The new manager ofthe mills Mr The presence of many women at pelled to witne-s amt endure in of greed and graft, and whose by- I and the benefits that would accrue expressed ip regard to the value o
R. Hussey came into town on Wed Yesterday’s session indicated a grow-
stances of flagrant jobbery and un- i" s are deception and manipula- J to Oregon from such a movement, united effort and co operation of all
nesday night and at once went up lug interest among them in fruit
ITttness both in political contests tion, the people in many of the ; .\u able speech was delivered by interests in the movement to adver
to the mills. It is the intention of raising and the fact that, many and the pnolu-service w it’ m« being states of the Union through their j Mrs, Herford, a traveling lecturer, tise Southern Oregon, its advantage
the new company to keep the mill women of tins state aro actively aide to prevent the one or csi-t th*- legislatures have repeatedly de- which was much enjoyed. She was of climate and resources, aud to
going to its fullest capacity ami en and successfully engaged in this in-
other. The scandal of he thing mande1. an amendment of the F e d -■ followed l>v Mrs. M. F. Filer in a display its products at all times
large it just as fast as possible with dustiy is mo-’ gratifying to the could not lit- hushi-i! nor the burden c a l Constitution providing for the | idiort, well directed address,
when occasion offers. This feature
out caueiug any long shutdowns. piomoters of Greater Oregon.
removed by legist- tic et ' tn.crd, election of United States Senator} j It is understood that a Miss Clay was particularly emphasized by Mr.
V,
Much new and improved machinery
for the reason that the abuses were v a direct vote of the peop'o, but will be here shortly to speak further O F ell from the fruitgrowers’ stand
has already been ordered and much
point. Mineral, lumber, agricul
the necessary results of “ machine” : e ca’ al of corporation attorneys f in the interests of the movement,
Gold Medal for the Governor.
more is »till to be ordered as fast as
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tural a-id other industries also re
rule and “ bossism,’ a id each suc md senators elected solely through j
the new machinery arrives »ml is
«Sale'll, Or.
(
Tan S. —Governor ceeding legislature was the tool of their great wealth, clothed in sena Gcv-yrnnent Getting
ceived attention.
Ready
For
set in place ready for operation, the Chaml'Oi i;u
uas received from the 1 machine” or
torial toga and with senatorial
The Southern Oregon Develop
”
Chinese.
mill will be shut down only long President 1 i c ,s, ofth e Louisiana
ment League is calculated to con-
The direct legislation ■ " • :i lm< nt power have invariably blocked this
enough to connect up the new pait» Uiircb-is«! iv
dtou, a gold modal to the constitution opened tiie wav popular demand not only in the in
The belief is strong that the ac -iderand promote all matters in
as the management is going to cut in lecogni't
■ his services in aid- for reform, without tli* intermedi1- terests of their clieuts but as a mat- tion o f the government in sending vh -h that section of the state is in
all the timber it possib'y can and is ing the sue-
’<: O ilf-ton.
of til
pish of ' ter of individual self-preservation, reinforcements to the American terested which may come up for
ling of the mac
planuiug every effort to tGat end.
o the hilly realizing the impossibility of t roops now stationed in the Pliilli- consi leration from time to time.
The fir
dishonest bos«e
Dorena is now in for a good I t of
r w,;.U’-heir re-election by the direct vote ■ pines is for the purpose of strength In fa t, it is intende I that, this or-
ew
pow
eople
made
of
this
n
•e Little 3oy.
growth and the town will «ee much
ening our forces, t) be ready, in
uic ition will voice the sentimeut
the enactment of t e Direct F rimary | of the people
more activity thau formerly.
The principles involved, there case onv trouble with China should of the commercial and other indus
The De Mo,
will be Nominations Law for which many
Mr. J . H. Charnb rs has not yet here Mon 1 a- night
trial ho lies of Southern Oregon.
the < ipera of the leading citi en* o' tbi state fore, in our Primary Elections Law arise.
made any definite plans but will House, i ; <■
¡hiring the past five years since
Tie following officers were elec-
in ev- became sponsors: A L. Mill s. G. ard especially that feature of it
tend his assistance to the new erv resoect
M. Orton, F. ,\IcKe •roher
W. S. which provides in effect for the the trouble with the Boxers, the t 1: President, It. L. Coa, of
owners for a time before giving his
John election of United States Senators Chinese troops have been greatly ' rants Pass; fir*t vice-presideut, O.
U’l {“ n eing th » olii cera,
time to other things. Mr. Cham
V. M. by the dirt t vote of the people, are modernized, throughout the trnin- Winter, chairman Ashland Board ot
H. Mitchell, I \ W
bers is to he congratulated on ¡its
f greater p ilitical importance than m gof American and German olfi- Trade; second vice-president, Col-
L«. M, Henry Ii. M*. Ginn. T
successful business ventures 'and
r
v other law upon our statute •cers, so that at the p re se t time vig, of (lol l Hill; secretary, W. B.
lililí
Gi eeue, \V- H.
for the progress he made with his
boob, or of any other state. It ! < re must be at Fast 60,000 of th" Sherman, of Grants Pass; assistant
«IreA, C E. Lo 'k wo
mill.
aecretary, J. II. Beeman, of Gold
lim oh , T. T. G<ter, ( ; S Ja - ksm , C. mints tl wa>; it blazes the trail to modernized troops.
Hill. Tin- executive committee is
H. Orata. C. E S . W ood . A R. a pssition that must be reached be-
Or. Wm. R. Harper, President of
La •vton, 1«. T. H in is, II ry Haliti, f .re the wrongful use of corporate Million Immigrants Arrived During j composed of E. V. Carter, Ashland;
H. L Gdkov, Grants Pass; J . D.
Chicago University. Dies.
G. 1 Thom as, powers can be dethroned, the
John C. Younj.
Year.
eople
restored
to
power,
and
l*st-
Ol.veil,
Medford; Frank Alley,
W
elch,
George
IV
Rui
, J-
Wednesday afternoon at ^ o’clock
V-iz reform secured.
Roseinirg,
and William Carter,
Naw
York,
Jan
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io
.—The
officiai
beine
4
liti.
and
Jonathan
Pres. Harper died of cancer for the
Senators elected by the influence ¡figures -given cut today by thè bu Gold Hill.
the
numbers
of
the
Ext
ti'ive
<'•
in
removal of which he has undergone
All iii'hiuti i il and commercial or
mittee of the D ir 1 l’niu.u y
m ol special interests will always be cremi o f stutislics on Fili* istall i
several surgical operations in the
loyal to their masters and their own show tbat thè immigration duritig ganizations friendly to the develop
nations
League
of
Oregon
under
past two yeais. Through his tf
whose auspices the law was sub cribs, and therefore to hope for or !the year lffoó wns enoimous. It ment o! Southern Oregon are eligi-
forts John D. Rockefeller has mad >
mitted
to the legal cl !
of the xpect a reform from such as these | .vai fu greater thvi 111 19 13, wh li >9 to become members of the
great endowment« to the university
.s heeresl folly. Once on a time luid beeti thè baimi1 v year aud lso Southern
Oregon
Development
State of Oregon it th
.olar t ie
He has been prominent in educa
the phrase was, ' ‘ the Senator from iniH-.li greater tliai' :n i 9 >4. The Lea gue.— Oregonian.
Ition,
held
on
the
Gtii
day
of
Ju
e,
j
tional work all his 1 fe. One of the
N< w York,” ” lh* Senator troiu I grilici total i.s n c r L ’ ■1 t" thè !,-
! l 9 ° 4 .
moat slgnifio nt events of his pow< r
Pennsylvania,” “ the Senator from j ooo.oOo oiark
Th- .- was sub
At
this
electin'
tti.-ie
were
no
Rosehurg Office Reopened.
am i his following was the kneeling
politics in the vote that pit < the California,” and ho on through s t «Tit iul iiM«r<M- • i n «ill lasses and,
in pr ;yer of the entire stud' lit body
ko
ctuirg, Or., Jin . !».—After
the
list
of
states.
Today
the
of
d c - s p i t e d v e f a c t t that tl «'■ i m m i g r i
j ¡aw upon the statute book m l ,11
of the university, as well as many
'■ mu;' closed exactly one year the
ficial
saint
ition
well
might
be
"the
re
l
a
r
g
e
r
than
e
v
e
r
t
i
ou
f
i
g
t
i
-
i
e
«
w
c
I it there w as'n o machine. It was
others, while he was undergoing a
mule into law by th" free ballots of Senator of the New York Central b e f o r e i n t h e h i « t o r y u i th" p o r t . Roseburg Land Office was today
critical operation, a year or so ago.
the vottrs of all political ca t i •. It & Hudson River Railroad,” ‘‘the t h e n u m b e r " I i«ei-•oil* o a i d i n g 111 fully reopened for business in all
Hei'che! Davi . a little 4-yeaV-old may not be an absolutely and com Senator of the Pennsylvania Rail- the cabins of the Ju r« reaclied departments.
Its closing was
caused by the suspension of Regis
Horticulturalists Make Fine Exhibit. boy plays tin bass drum and is the pletely perfect law. It may not cor r o a l,'1 ’ ’the Senator of the South ■ enormous juvjportious.
leader of the cut ">n\'s cornet band
ern Pacific Company,” aud so on
Of the total ot 9(,2 065 pi oiih w o ter Blidgos aud Receiver Booth,
The Oregon State Horticultural Come and hear the company Mon rect all of the alms - aims 1 ■ cor
through the list of special corporate 'arrived by the various lm s from Jaiiiiu y it, 1905. Tiie now register,
rect,
but
it
is
the
high
and
«
•
1
inn
Society has been holding an ex day, Dec. i 5 . Prices i 5 , 26, re
interests safeguarded by the League foreign ports -the largest number B. L. Eddy, assumed Irin duties sev-
ceptionally successful meeting in served seats 30c at New Era Drug act of the sovereign citizenship ■ of Special Privileges.
was carried 0J1 the ships ot the eial «lavs ago, but not until the ar
this
state,
and
as
such
is,
therefore,
Portland and a number of very fine Store. A piece of latest sheet mu
The people of tliia state have de North German Lloyd line, 1 .mi rival of Receiver J . M. Lawrence
entitled
to
the
fairest
and
fullest
•xhihits have been made and seven sic will be given to all those holding
creed,
4, in our
um Direct
i'uci-i Primary
1 1 lujoij Elect
A,.ci_i,- . nreinen.
Bremen, anu
aud irom
from .»an
Mediterrau in wart business fully resumed.
handsome cups were awarded. A reserved seat stubs at the close of trial that intelligent anduom st men
The years suspension of business
ions Law, that our senators shall, | ports. Tu I25 voyages 17 7 ,'.»it! pas
can
give
it.
Primarily,
every
mail
number of excellent papers wero the concert.
sen„ e,TS were
wero liuuien
lauded 111
in mis
Mr p t by has been very detrimental to busi
iudee cd, be “ the senators from O re-, sengers
of
the
56.200
voting
for
it
owes
it
read by men well known for their
__ ate tmshipe of this line, a 1 ol ness interests in this laud district,
to himself, lo tics integrity, and to gon,” and if there is any signifi the
success in their work. The old offi
nice iu tiie great majority given to I these 15,974 were first-( drill ¡>:is- and some newly-settled neighbor-
bis
own
intelligence,
to
aid
in
its
Poultry
Fanciers
to
Organize.
cers were reelected, being the pres
full execution until it is tried o« President Roosevelt in this state at sengers Next in order cimo the lioods have been practically depopu
ent officers of the society, who are
Eugene, fir-, Jan l o — \ num aud the comparatively few who the last Presidential election, it Hatiiburg-Aiueucau luic Iv u the lated beer us« s"Uler< were unable
stated to continue for another year ber of poultry fanciers of Eugene
means that the men who shall next Cunard line. Ofthe total
1S0,- to acquire titles to their claims,
are: Dr. J . R. Cardwell, Portland, are arranging to effect a county or voted against it have no more ex be elected Senator must bo a loyal
many abandoning them «luring the
,
o
l2
steerage
passenger
brought
cuse
for
nullifying
or
circumvent
president; James H. Reid, Milwau ganization. A meeting was held
year.—Oregonian.
ing
it
than
they
would
have
for
nul
and
staunch
supporter
of
the
Presi
-
1
here,
about
71^,000
wire
immi-
kee, county fruit inspector, first vice- last night aud the following com
dent in his administration and grants.
lifying
or
circumventing
the
law
president; Colonel Harry Haine-i, mittee on organization was appoint
policy. It behooves the Republican I
Catching Salmon out of Season Comes
Frreet Grove, second vice-president ed. J . M. Williams, F. G. Hurd against high treason
party to give the deople a “ square
Under
the
old
system
the
confi
Southern Oregon League Foi ;ieJ at
Professor J . R Lake, botanist, Ore and B F. Keeney. A meeting will
High.
deal”
in
ihe
execution
of
this
pri
gon Agricultural college, secretary be held in t he city hall on January dence of sincere partisans was be mary electiors law in letter and in | meeting ot Prominent Mc;i at
trayed
by
recrent
leaders
in
political
A. A. Hollenbeck, of Mapleton,
and treasurer.
22 at 1.30 p. m. at which time it is interests aud public servants wlio spirit. There can be no judging
Grants Pass,
was lined $ ~ > o by the Mapleton Ju s-
Southern Oregon was not very hoped to effect the organization.
recognize the irresponsible machine with it in safety. Every republican
Grants Pass, Or.. Jan. 6 —A tice of the Peace last Saturday for
well represented and came in for
candidate for the Legislature must
considerable comment for not hav T. K. Campbell Prepares to open instead of the electorate ns the include in his petition for nomina S meeting of the prominent bu ess setting nets in the Siuslaw river
source of power to which they
The
men from the various town of for salmon out of season
ing made a better and larger e x
Office-.
were responsible. If the eufoi c- tion the statutory pledge that he Southern Oregon was Del 1 in Fputy had given him full warning
hibit. Ao effort is to be made to
“ will always vote tor that can«lidate i Grants Pass Saturday afternoon and before, but he persisted, so that
Mr. Campbell has had bis safe ment of the Primary Law will right
protect Oregon fruit by law and in
for United States Senator in Con- , evening for the purpose of organiz deputy laid for him and caught
these
wrongs
then
it
was
coneeh
1
speaking of this the Oregonian says: moved to his new office room, aud
in wisdom and born injustice to gress who has received the highest ing a Southern Oregon Develop- him rod handed. The nets and
The large attendance at this meet- will get his furniture installed and
ot the people a votes for t.ment League. The object of the boats used weie confiscated.
ing is especially gratifying to the 1 be ready for business within a few the people, in justice to the public j number
fh.at position at the general election
servants,
and
in
justice
to
the
par
promoters of the society for it indi- days Ho says the safe is the most
next preceding the election of a sen
cates a uniform movement for co- important part of the equipment, tisan.
ator in Congress, without, regard to
Plainly
stated,
the
aim
nnd
pu
-
operation in the fruit industry aud and he feel quite settled allready
any individual preference.” His
j po*e of the law is to destroy the
[responsible political machine >«ml failure to do se will defeat him at
put ail elective offices in the state in tho polls and his Democratic oppo
direct touch with tiie p opl> as the nent making this pledge will be
real source of responsib t «md in el eleuted. .Should the Republican
ligent power; in short, t give di politicians try to evade 01 ignore
rect and full 1 rce t" th-
!1 ot the spirit of this law, then law-abid
1 every individual elector in Oregon ing citizens will become so indig
mnt that the whole state may be
and to minimize, if not --ur;
: the over-dominance of corporat« turned into the Democratic column
’ and corrupting influences in the j. I in the general election in June.
The Direct Primary Nominating
ministration of
public affairs.
AÌ k in d s of
While the enforcement of the new Elections law in its provision tor
law. according to it.»
.rit aud in the election of state legislative can
tent, will in the counties ami drs didates. reads ss follows.
H a r d w a r « 3— N o n e
•'In ‘ case of au elector seeking
tricts of the state «top the politic i.
nomination
for
the
office
of
Seuator
trailing off ot candidates by iri
] .' or Representative iu the Legislative
M ade
sponsible joshes for personal
vantage and insure cleaner pu i Ass< mbly, he may include oue of
the following two statements in h¡s
-er*ice by local officer-, the ic.it
evil and abuse, and the om wh:cli 1 petition; Out if he «loes not do so,
threatens the enthrunomonl of ..-or- tha
1 Secretan of State or Cotiuty
porate power iu th«- lepublic ui. 1 (' l.. as the ■ «e may Le, shall not,
> , dial account refuse to file b is 1
overthrow
of pipulai
rigli«
namely: the itivulueraifle entrench-1
I
. maul of the United «»tales Senate!
iCoutlnued to and page;
NEW MILL
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1
b etter
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