Judge L. T. Harris is up for re- The Best College Show Portland Has The New Millinery and Dressmaking eral assembly of Ohio is passed. If Mill to Cost $20.000 to $ 25.000
Ever Seen.
House.
I the proposed measure becomes a
Likely Soon to be Established
election-
law
persons
suffering
from
incur
at Coquilie.
Gameward* u Baker made a short
Thirty of the Oregon boys will
Mrs. Linnie Violette, and Mrs.
Oil meal and cracked coin at '.be
trip up the road and b3<k Monday be here Feb. 2 d, with a large stock Sanford are goiug to open a new able diseases or injuries from which
C quille, <>r., Jan. 24.— This city
flour mill
there is no hope of recovery may
Sam Richards is steadily pound-!of roII“ikil1*' frolicking and mirth millinery store in the building that be le; illy chloroformed to death or is to have another manufacturing
McCalls for February is an un
»as
fouuerly
a
lodging
house
next
plant. E- A. Larson, the Danish
ing away on his claims on City P e k i n g g * . e I - extenu.naUug
usually good number.
stunt«
11 he University of Oregon the Lurch sample room. The build - killed by other painless method».
Vice Consul at 1 'ortUud, was in the
Creek.
The measure was introduced by city ^ last
^ week, and Made tho Board
Mrs. J. M. McConnell of Palouse
Glee aud Mandolin clubs have had ing is being thoroughly remodeled
Fred Ware and family of Eugene to eater to the rare musical tastes by Mr. Lurch so that tho ladies Representative Hunt of Cincinnati j IV07*1« a prop, ••• ti'ni to erect a
Waab., ia visiting here-
*’ 1 " ' mill that would cost between
moved here Thursday and will re-, 0f Prof. I. M. Glen, their director, will have a nice location, with three at the request of Miss Anna Hall. shingle
Mr. W . W . Hawley of Wildwood side
who hus for many years been a #20,000 and $25,ono, anil with a
hero after this.
and
have
be.*n
under
hi»
direction
large
rooms,
occupying
the
entire
is in towu for a few days.
student of that subject. Her inter capacity of 1 >0,00 > shingles per
BORN— To the wife of W L. Wal- ' continually for the past three years building.
est was aioused fust by tho illness day, providm-■ ¡1 c Board of Trade
Mr. Geer was in town Monday
aud
this
Gaining
has
jierfectod
lace, at Creswell, Jan. 21 , 190 ( 1 ,
proceeding the death of her mother,
and Tuesday on business.
j their ensemble work.
a nine pound son.
Lane County Poultry Fanciers Or- who died ol cancer of the liver. would procure the necessary site.
A
group
of
the
old
college
songs
The organization appointed a com
Mrs. Cbas. Finnerty returned
ganize.
Miss Hall is u woman of refinement mittee, which secured uu option on
Mrs. Sherwood and her daughter, I have b'en chosen to tickle the
from Eugene on Wednesday.
Mrs. Cutbirtb, left for Eugene palates of the old college men and
Eugene, Or., Jan. ¿ 4 .— The Lane and wealth and a member ot a three ai res of land a mile from the
Mrs
Nellie Simtuons arrived Mondav on a short trip.
women and also a large number of County Poultry Association has h i g h l y respectable Cincinnati | city. The properl
. . a water
Thursday from Vancouver, Wash.
family.
frontage of 1 'io,i b t. Mr. 1 ,arson
Almond Henienway manager of the prettiest and catchiest songs of *’ee,‘ organized in Eugene with the
Under the provisions of (lie pro lias returned to Portland to confer
J. M. Howe of Eugene was a the Silverton Garman A Henienway the day that will please everyone, following officers: J. O. Watts,
business visitor to the Grove Thurs store is in town for a few days.
The clubs bo a-; f 0.1c of the best president; Amos Wilkins, vice presi posed measure a person of sound with his associate» in tho proposed
day.
I comedian, real
uib'e comedians dent; J. M. Williams, secretary; mind who is sick unto death and I enterprise, and will r» turn m about
Mrs. O. L. Parson» of Eugene 1
that
Oregou
has
pi
iced. Robert Allen Bond, treasurer. An xecu- suffering unbearable agony cau ask ' 10 day».
Mrs. J. R. Brown returned to has come here to be with her bus- 1
f'v<‘ eommittee was appointed a» a physician to administer au unaes-
Cottage Grovo from Eugene Tues band who lias recently located here, Rountree will guarantee to extract follows;
George Widmer, A. F. thetic until the patient loses con
1
more
laughs
out
of
any
audience
The Kngeno Y M C A is being
day.
sciousness ami dies.
I'..- I Lilly is working on bis j than other amateur that comes this Hurd, II. L- Traver, J. U. Watts.
worked out rapidly. It is soon e x
Call at the Leader office and sign Princeton claim, near the Riverside way.
It was decided to hold a poultry
pected to commence work on sub
the Indirection Taxation bill peti aud has opened up some good ore.
The Mandolin club made good show in Eugene in December of this
Subscribe for the Leader.
scriptions fi-r a building.
year,
tho
exact
date
to
be
chosen
tion.
Street Commissions Bennett lias last >ear witl' half-dozen members.
Blankets, just the kind to gpax replaced the crossing on Mill street This year it has twice the number iat* r.
of players and can handle the music (
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you to bed early. Take a look at that was recently dragged out.
in a far better manuer.
The com- 1 Odd Notes the Editor Caught in Al
Lurch’s and get the best.
The Blair hotel has a new red and bined chorus affect from the thirty
bany Wednesday.
Miss DeSarte, a trained nurse white awn: in t in place of the old ¡odd musicians is one of the features
from Salem, his been here the past porch which i a great improvement. 0f tlie boys program this year.
I)r. Hill aud Pete Anderson of
week nursing Miss Bartels.
Iu tact every thing that has been Albany are erecting a stable with
Mrs. M. F. Filer went to Eugene
Mrs. H. C. Morris of Eugene is on Sunday to nurse a special ease, worked up this year is a feature in cement walls, 133 feet by io 5 feet,
for which 225 ,ooo feet of lumber
here attending her father, Mr. P D. for which her long training as a itself.
was
ordered the first clip. The
¡Seats on sale at tha New Era
Knowlton who is seriously sick
nurse titR her
stable is going to be finely equipped
drug store.
Sewing wanted by ladies at Scott
L. N. Wbipple of Drain was a
and will have 125 stalls, besides
Chrisman house ou Wall street. business visitor to the Grove Friday
great stor age rooms for rigs. 15 o
Corvallis Plant Sold.
Will go out by day if so desired. 51 Mr. Whipple reports the little city
tons of loose hay is to be held in
B
a
k
in
g
P o m
> £ %
Yesterday morning A. Welch the mow. Fred Tomlinson has
Mr. Wolf, ainaohuiist of the Har of Drain ns progressive.
risburg Ice Machine Woiks <.f l'oit-
E S Walker is on the road sell came up troni Portland and in a rented the stable and expects to use
land is in town scttiug up tiie Bar ing paint fm a Portland house. He very brief space of time completed it in a couple of month. The stable
tels plant.
was 111 town on Wednesday for a the negotiations for the purchase of represents a large expenditure and
time
but is now in Albany and Port the Corvallis Electric Light and will accomodate more livery rigs
The trains are crowd d these days
than the town now uses.
with political aspirants who have land, and lie stated that be lias bad Power Plant. J. M. Porter aud Mr.
Welch
both
iuform
11s
that
for
the
good
suerrs-.
Liun County lias 2500 square
almost neither time to eat and sleep
immediate future there will be no miles of territory with a population
in their fight.
Gut local agents state that house change in the management of the
of25,ooo people
A n absolutely pure, cream o f tai i f powder*
The Epworth League of the Meth for rent are <1 creasing and that, if local plant. Mr. Porter and his
.Mr. Nash of the Corvallis &
odist Church is going to. have a the present rate keeps up it won’t present force of men will be in
special party in the gymnasium on he long before we won’t have any charge until Mr. Welch and his Eastern, fust heard of the Wil
RO YAL B A KIN G P O W D F fl C O ., NC W YO BK.
vacant houses They can’ t rome to company get the line run from Al lamette valley an<l Yaquina Bay 111
Friday night.
fast to pleas« 11».
London 80 years ago, when he was
bany to this city.
The basket ball game Wednes
asked to bring capitalists over to
If
he
has
not
already
l
iken
»teps
DIED— Lda May Walter», daugh
day night was won by the Ashland
open the bay and build the railroad,
boys, <juite a crowd of w hom were ter of F. E. Walters near Dornna to that end, Mr. Welch will soon which they now enjoy.
petition
the
county
for
the
right
to
Saturday, Jan 13th, at 11 p, in, of
in attendance.
Albany is to have a Catholic hon-
pneumonia.
She was only two and place his poles in getting to tins city
Mr. Garoutte is busy building a
He i» much encouraged over the pital soon, in addition to her 1 eiui-
one
half
yrars
old,
and
has
been
big shed as an udditiou to his new
prospects and assures us that all tiful church, school aud Ivpiscopal
Read i-very w o rd of till» ........ in u re m e n t, fo r it la th e o p p o rtu n ity
stable. The shed is for the acroru- siek lint a comparatively short time. matters are to be pushed vigorously. residence.
She was buried in the Sears ceme
o f years
T he 1 h iv e pi eat e.» I ma:; i/.ine
ia till
country have com
dation of transient trade.
The price paid for the Corvallis elec
b in ed t o be offered t o g e t h e r a t 11 trient ly reduced r a l e .
N e ve r before
tery.
The reverend Catholic father
w a s such a n offer g I ven to 1 he public, a ml ¡1 s a fe l< - iv n e v e r w ill be
tric light and power plant was $18,-
Wagonmaking,
blacksmithing
who
died
last
spring
left
an
estate
We notice an Oregon preacher
m ad e a ga in .
I’hi.-i v.an s e v e r a l matin in
have i n n e n >d their s u b
and general repair work at J. H. has invented a carpet stretcher 000.— Corvallis Gazette.
of over $50,000 worth of property
s c r i p t i o n price, w h i c h h I i o ... h o w m u c h g r e a t e r thi off 1 icali.v is. T h e
Baker’s shop. Every guarantee of which is said to be a winner.
o n l y re a so n w e a r e m a k i n g II in the p eo p le of this xielidt.i is I h v . iusc we
to a protestant boy, the soil of an
lind w e ha \ e not a s m a n y s u b s c r i b e r s a» w e d e s lí e ia this p a r i ie u lar
good workmanship given.
tf
Preachers as a rule move often What is Happening All Over the old friend, and who uursed him
lo ca lily . Bill o n ly a lim ¡led n u m b e r w ill be so ld .11 I Ills price . t he ref 1 ire
County.
through his last illness.
Mrs. C. M, Jackson returned from enough to have lots of practice in
we a d vise e v e r y o n e to a c c e p t 1 Ills o ile r wit bout d e la y . W h e n w e h a v e
re ce ive d a reí I.dn num ber, w e s h a l l w i t h d r a w the offer
her mother’s home in Goshen on putting down carpets and it is no
Gen Joe Wheeler is very sick
The hotel 1 in Albany are worse
Monday, her mother having recov wonder that, on« of them lias evolved and is not expected to live the day • They say, it don’t make any dif
$ 1 .0 0
ered from her recent illness to get a stretcher to assist him in his work. through.
ference, you wish you had gone to
around nicety alone.
the
other.
The
statehood
bill
the
passed
For the information of our sub
1.00
Harry Wynne has been quite sick scribers we would state that here house Thursday by a vote of 194
A new woolen mill is the next
to
150
.
for the past week, and is still unable after oil your paper will appear a
move there.
to be up. He had hoped to get stamp stating that your subscrip
A Poitland man lias invented an
Many beautiful and tastily de
around the first of this week but tion expires with that issue, and un electric bag to take the place of a
;\ n d
signed
homes have recently been
was not strong enough to do so.
hot
water
bag
and
a
company
has
less word is received within two
constructed, and the fine cement
Dr. James Wythcombe, candi weeks it will be understood that you been formed to exploit it-
wnlics scattered through the town
date for governor; Mr. Tooze, can do not want the paper. This is for
Portland is practically iti the help the appearance greatly.
your
protection
as
well
as
ours.
If
didate for U. S. senator; as well as
hards of nti ice trust now, ami next
a number of other politicians, came you want the paper continued, let summer we will hear the people
south on Wednesday night's train, us know, either paying same up or cuss about the heat more than ever. The Circuit Court Jurors for the Pres
ent Year are Appointed.
and kept the air busy with their stating that you will later, which !
The members of tile National
"ill be satisfactory. It is to cut out
aspirations.
The
following men are tho jurors
any dead subscribers that this is Guard all over the state have been appointed by the county commis
The Hurst Automatic Switch & done.
busy- furnishing up and polishing
Signal Co. is having trouble with
their accoutrements to be in shape sioners, for Cottage Grove and Crea-
Sir Francis Drake (a spiritual mo
A t ier a lingering sickness of for the inspection of tho Inspector well:
Creswell— A. J. Johnson, John F.
diutn) through a suit by a man who about eight months the Bijou General Col. James Jackson, t . S.
w hich w as recently p u ivh i -rd by M r. \Y . I!. Ile a I ha
l eer, g re a tly
aledgestbat the medium induced theatre has passed gently into ob A. retired. The inspection com Weeks, V. E. Grousbeck, Albert
Im p ro ve d by the new m a n a g 'ment an il is now the mu
p ..pul.ir te u
/.linker,
M.
J.
Hillegas,
T
A.
livion,
The
indirect
cause
was
a
him to buy the stock at way above
rem Illu strated m n iitliB in the w o rld
A lrcndy il
al
li.-.vi been ln -
menced first at Ashland, and on
ciea-ch lOO.Inm .... i ..lie I llie . " e l. fu ll ni.,n th
!. .. it. hi e.'lUli: 11
Hevere attack of cointbelackus, com Thursday the inspector
its price.
passed •Suafer, R O. Brady, W . S. Mc
p a rt of the la mous tlc a rs i publishing o rg n n lzu l i n.
\ 11 e d itio n of
Mr. Edmond C. Giltner of Port bined with the bnockitis which is through the Grove on his way to Daniel.
West
Cottage
Grove—
W.
T.
K
ay'
generally
fatal
to
the
theatre
busi
Eugene.
land, who is secretary of the Port-
ser, J. W. Gowdy. W. H. Lincoln,
laad Chamber of Commerce, and ness. No more will it be a scene of
At Locust Grovo, Or., a school
C. E. Ashby, R. C. Trunnell, A. S.
violent
hoodlnmism
for
tbe
utiiver-
Miss Lora Mae Forrester of Gres
I director locked the doors of the
¡» n o w In sight, and the | n blislicrs are ■ p a rin g no ei'fu rI In
i un' for It
ham were married last week
Mr. sity students. No more will the 1 school house and refused pertnis- Powell, J. Hen'y McFarland, I). E.
nil that ii most desirable in the w a y o f ph tu n . sto n e
and article.».
As an exam ple pictures and stories by I'Yederle liemitn. bui and »lories
Giltner is widely and popularly rioh of Eugene have a chance to I Sion for revivalistic service to be Slagle. W. S. Bennett.
East Cottage Grove— William
hy \\ . \V. Ja.''ob» n r now ru n n in g in t lie Cosm opoli: an . and a • I lo n g
pester the manager for a ten-eent held there, although the place has
known throughout the valley.
new serien by 11. < ;. W ells i iinti ui need for im m e d ia te publica lio n .
pass. No more will the council | been used for some time for them. Ij3iidess, G. Neatcb, James Bedford,
The Southern Pacific is going to have a chance to soak Merrill with
J. McEngland, Ivan McQueen, J.
; lie claims his action is based on the
T h e H e v i e w of K c v i e w s
equip all its trains with oil burners an exorbitant license
The crepe ¡school law which says that the R. Cooley, Frank I„ebow, J. W.
and will establish tanks along the on the door tells the sad, sad story
Kirk, II. B. Yancy, Joseph Wick»,
S u b s tan tia l A m erican n eu and w om en m e g o in g to keep up wl U
road at various points tor supplying and teaches only one lesson, where J building shall be used only for H. C. Dutton, George Lea, E. I).
the tim es and they a re goin g lo tu k e t.b e »h o rte l e n t -which I» “ T u e
Review of Review ,
a m o n th ly su rvey ot th e world's progress.
the engines When these tanks ignorance is bliss ’ tis folly to be j meetings of an educational charac Wheeler, C. H. Yanilenberg, J
ter. The director’s wile was con-
are installed it is hoped that much next. Rest in peace. Bijou
S. S. ! 1 verted in the building the night be- Potter.
W o m a n ’s Monte C o m p a n i o n
greater speed can be made by all S.— Guard
j
foie
bis
action.
There
is
no
church
tion In the w o rld .
I h n o t excell« d hy any olher home aud family pillili
trains.
where meetings could be held, con
Stories, fusili on», art irle». Uhi -t rations.
Will Also Bore For Petrolenm.
| sequently they are now held on the
The Pacific States Telephone Co.
High School News.
J W, Zimmerman and C. F.
school porch
is spending $800 000 in the im
Seniors! Only nineteen weeks
Mitchell, of thi city, who are devel
provement of its Oregon lines, and
Marshal Field in his will f a e
oping the coal prospect on the old j
Cottage Grove is seeing quite a 1 more of school for us.
away $25,000,000 in cash besides Owen place in Ihe vicinity ol Mirth
part of this going on 111 her midst.. Sophie Osberg was absent from vast sums in propetty and business,
pontoffice, ten or twelve mil?» south
do not want bill one of I tie m.'igu/.nn - a b o v e with our pa
The local service was turned over ; school last Friday.
held in trust for his grandsons at west of Eugene, are making pro per for If n you
.year, you cannot <h i belter t lia Il to nerrpl. lili» oiler while it Is
to the new switch board Friday
the age ot 50. As yet it has been
hot right off III«! bat mid heb ire It i» withdrawn.
Iu general, an improvement on impossible to appraise the vast gress with the work and express
night, so that hereafter we will
confidence
of
finding
coal
in
paying
^
have better service in this country. the grades, was made in the last 1 estate, which will take many weeks
C o s m o p o l i t a n , o n e y e a r $i.OO
quantities.
examination» over the former ones.
“ C o l l a g e <»ro\e L e a d e r ”
1.50
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Trygstad came
Mr. Zimmerman today stated to j
The In door Picnic party given Proposes to Make the War Taxes Per a Guard reporter that he and Mr.
down from the Oregon-Colorado on
M olli fo r o n l y
- $1.75
manent.
Wednesday. Eight miles of the by tbe High School on last Thurs-
Mitchell urn now preparing to 111 ;
Gregon
Colorado
to
day
evening
was
a
success
in
every
Tokio, Jan. 25 .— The finance min corporate a company and will then
trip from the
EHI out boil poli m ail It. toda.v « i tli y o u r rem it tau ri
and he suro
the Glenwood was made on skies, way. Tickets were purchased from ister. M Sakatani, said in the house begin development work 011 a large i of g e ttin g the greatest m n g u/.ln r eoinbiiiul Ion that wu • • x. i if n il a,
and as it was Mr». Trygstails first Harry Brown, the ticket agent and of representatives today that lie pro scale. He said that they would not i o p p o rl u n ity of yem a m id one It i s á fe lo .«> " i l l never I e made a g a in .
attempt at any considerable dis ^ they boarded tbe train at J. 15.
posed to convert $So,000,000 of the stop with coal mining, hut would | ......................
.
. i l.'u tTl h 1 m 1 hit i ...........................................................
tanc. over tb . snow, Mr. Trygstad
Merton Earl acted as conductor, war taxes into permanent imposts bore down a thousand feet or more
was afraid »he would not b. able to 1 Merle Scoville as engineer, Cba.lie and to establish a debt with a con for oil
The indication of the ex ist-!
'(.'ol t a g e ( it o v e I w ild er
Bute
do it, but she was veryjittle tired t Gates as fireman and Allan Baker Bolidation fund, for the service of ence of petrolenm are said to lie
which $55,000,0.00 would be devoted very good in that locality.— Guard. 1
by tbo lo«ig journey. Tbe snow at as newsboy.
At the “ End ol the Road ’ every annually, in addition to the $18,
the mine ie about 4 feet deep aud
over tbe country away a little dis one hastened to the picnic grounds j 000,000 hitherto assigned for tho Bill introduced Into Ohio Legislature
Enrlose«l i druse find $ ------------------fo r w hich piense e n te r m y m inie
tance 10 feet deep. Mrs. Trygstad where lunch was served and it was same purpose. Both proposal» were
Permitting Chloroforming of
fo r one y e a r’s sub rr ip tlo n to y o u r paper an d th fo llo w in g m agazines :
will stay in town until Spring, while not until ’ late in the day” that we strongly opfosed by tho house.
Patients.
started
foj
home.
Mr. Trygstad returned to tbe mine
The premier, M. Satonji, em-
ColumbuB, O., Jan. 24 . l'aiul.ss
Credit i» given the sophomore» phanized the imperative necessity
today, to continue his work. He
report» that the timbering has all "b o had chaige of the entertain- for a united effort to cope with the 1 itii for paiu-iaoked sufferers who
N a mr
been finished up nicely and that ment committee, Everything went situatied created by the war aud the have no ehanco of recovery and who
Addn
they are now working the tunnel smoothly and the evening did not heavy expenditure which it had eu 1 de-ure to live no longer will be pos
sible if a hill introduced in the gen.
atraight ahead,
| grow dull and tire.ome,
tailtd,— 1 Telegram.
LEADERS
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