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C O ÏTAGE GROVE LEADER CO TTAGE G R O V E, OREGON, SATU RD A Y, JU L Y 28 , 190 «. rO L. X V III Man Who Whipped Anti-Saloon De tective Arrested by Sheriff Fisk. NO. 15 LURCH. MEDFORD The testimony in this case HEARD brought out that Hansen contracted SAWMILL MEN GUILTY Oscar L Parsons, the former for lan 1 on Dennett creek from tho Cottage Grove saloon keeper who 1 railroad, ami after making some Hoard Testimony payments was unable to ♦ make Hoge and Nickeil Found Guilty by J. I. Jones Sells t Timber on Row whipped George Eglin, the anti Judge Harris Wednesday and Thursday in River o Cap i ists Who Will saloon detective, at Cottage Grove, others, fie was also owing money Jury. at b ce ( ». t a Mill. a few days ago was arrested in that to Lurch, so lie gave Lurch a note Three Local Cases. city by Steriff Fisk this forenoon, for his debt and assigned his land At 12 :1 7 Friday the jury in the v At-KX i.rN 1 uu-Ko contract to Lurch who paid up the Another mill i r Cottage Grove and brought to Eugene An in- j I0WA MININ above case returned a verdict of formation had been filed against amount thou due on the laud, and is an assured f. b H. I). Criter ET ai - i two years later paid tbe full amount guilty and reeommonded clemancy T H. Homs r and W. C. him in the circuit court charging Mining Co. lo- him with assault aad battery. He In 189 '.) the Iowa duo for the land. Later be traded j ot the court. G iwley, sawmill t en from Aber-. A motion for a retrial will be before Justice of the I ented six claims in the ilohemia ground for some ground near Lo- appear d e n , VVaahingti . lave purchased\ I made. son some time this after- district and on which assessment rane, and now Hatiseu declares he Cottage Grove I aace bryac frou- J. I. Jones This is the first of the ’.and fraud | work was done through a tunnel is ready to pay up aud wants tbe b \eral millic n f t of timbor, ap- noon for arraignment. j cases this year and its outcome is Parson in speaking to a reporter until the year ly h , and in I904 tho land at Loraue declared a trust. proxiinatelj I2,< o 0‘K) feet, and a i making many of those to stand trial miles from the of his trouble with Eglin satd the claim was located 1 m AU x Lund- mill site about t\ J. S. HENSON vs CURRI». j very nervous. assault was made in self defense.— | berg, and others, claiming the Wildwood dep and a half mile Guard. assessment for 1903 had not been Considerable evidence was en trom the present 1 i of the () & S Parsons was taken before Bryson I done. The Iowa Mining Co. at tered into on both sides regarding a cot tract with E. railroad, und Body ot Sage in $ 2 2 .0 0 0 Case. Mr. Jones to de’ • the logs at the J P. Eugene district and bound ()UCC lpt n contr.mt for tunnel work, certain verbal contract, ami its full- over to the Circuit court under $300 the contractors dug 17 Icet b> - fillment New York, Ju ly 25 .—Tho scenes mill. Ju lgc Harris took both cases un today at the reaidence of the late s signed a emi bonds furnished by A lf Walker and ! fore Luudberg, et al. topped them The railroad by injunction. Then tho Iowa der advisement and will render a Russell Sage on F'ifth Avenue, Iract to extend oni o the mill C. J . Barliite. G. F. Eglin, the detective is in | Mining Co. commenced suit to decision later. where lay the body of the diseased site within 6a fl \. T. ih new com- Portland and the Telegram says he {eject Luudberg et 11!. financier, were in keeping with the pany will at e>m:nence to In the testimony before Judge simple funeral services held at Far build their mill i I expect to h ive was fearfully bruised up. Silk Creek. Harris Dave Gover was the princi Iiockaway, L . I., yesterday. A few it running w i. Oo days, will pal witness for the complaintants, Mrs. Mary Gray and children of intimate friends of Mr. and Mrs. Oregon a Dairy State. haul their unci *;, e:c., from Uni Eugene has just had a series of and lie swore that there were four Cottage Grove attended church Sage heard the prayers that were end of the line i. is pushed for- read by the Rev. Andrew Hagetnan addresses on dairying and farming, tunnels on tho property; he de here Saturday. ward. scribed tho main tunnel, a second D. D. assistant pastor of the Colle The mill me getting r.-ady in which Prof. G. L. McKay o f the Mis« \ arian Dresser of Lynx giate Reformed Church, a few min tunnel close , , to a small bunch of , to start the >rk imm eliateh. Iowa Agricultural college made an . . , Hollow vis'ted friends here tbe utes before the body was removed (c.et he.Iow. tbe I first of the week. Mr. Jones- is i in g preparations interesting talk to the farmers, in ! t,,,JU0r* ar 1t,nrd from tbe house to lie taken to Troy I aPex of tIli! vein, driven by him to do the log1 11 itti will h ive which be said: Miller and The M. E. minister gave us a N. Y . for interment. The entire Oregon has a most excellent J several . y®ars “ £ ° a j o b op their Is with the pres first floor of the residence was filled ent slow deli' •.> ■ f f eight through market in Portland, hence the cost ' o ln Crit- low, woo drove the 1 < ) 2 j good talk Sunday at 10:40. At the head The capacity of I of shipping is minimum. Your feet in the tunnel also testified for the car short:« G us Hienrich made a trip to with floral tribuies of the coftin stood a large wreath of c mditions in the state and especi-! tbe c°»»pany, and Link Taylor tes- especi thou* 40,000 fe t the mill will Divide tbe fust of the week. orchids and white roses, a token per day or The CO tip my ally in the Willamette Valley, are I l,fied t0, haying (Men on the prop- Mis. E 'a Casebei r of the Grove from the clerks in Mr. Sage’s office. states that th \ is built iti tue i leal for the business, for I have 1 er*Y ami having seen certain tuti- and daughter Miss Inez recently I11 the center of the casket lay a woods so as t ,oid the trouble- nol seen anywhere richer, more nels, but being crossed examined some delays , t shortages in log» productive soil or better climate could not sta’e that he knew they from Walla Walla college, Wash., wreath from Miss Helen Gould, visited at the home of Mrs. I). A. and at tho foot was another from ."c.v cars owned conditions. They approach the were on the Iowa ground. resultant up< 1 Estes this week. George Gould, A lex Lundberg, Al Ziuiker, O. h y ♦ he O & » 1 tor by putting 1 ideal. Wheat pays but from $22 H. Taplin, defendants, with Jim Incased in a hermetically sealed Henry Long cut grain for Eu of the line. only ! to $20 per ton, while butter realizes dll mill a tin Manzer, Dave Ivy, John Graber, K. copper envelope, placed within a gene Miller Monday. to the farmer $700 per ton. Your tvî h ruled, tor rat hi-iib ' w solid mahogany coffin, the body of ‘V it'icni Jac ifi: cirs Will attention should be given to tbe Ii. Lilly and Jack Morgan, wit c : ' Alice aud Hiram Wheeler re -Vi i vv' 1 w: ! o'jviJtMi tha ! h< rd test or selection of the best nesses, testifiei that there were turned from a short visit with Mr. Sage was put in a chilled steel Le. only two tunnels on the entire case, four inches thick, riveted with U :C :;sS!ty of ; .16 & S E p nchas- butter-yielding cows. There are, friends id Lyn x Hollow the last of steel bolts locked with a lock which tuu- three essential things: First, feed ; Pr°P cl ty> 0,10 ,l>111 it the main i'lg new cars. tho week. can only be opened from the insida, bl:’ * feet of which were Cott igo G " o- jo g le are già I to wed; second, procure a uniform driven prior to i 9 o 3 and tho re- and lowered into a grave carpeted .Miss Letha Collins of Springfield breed; third, select to improve the *he mill 'ii t, but wish it •ubi havo beet’ lilt in tbe Grove. herd. From what I have seen of “ mining 17 i/J feet of the present is visiting her relatives, the Dame- and lined with evergreens, on which the clods were heaped and your state I am satisfied that you tunnel length were driven in i 9 o l woods this week. the mound will be built. The steel H an y Wynn turne 1 Wedne-i- can produce as cheaply as any by cun tract by the Iowa Co. after Mr. A. H. Swcaney and wife are case weighs three to1-*. the Holil sawmill state in the union and should see to tho defendants had located the day from a trij away visiting friends lately. Immediately after the steel box a short dislati > from Comstock, it that your great city of Portland claim, and before the defendants M. F. B ibcock went to Saginaw and contents were lowered into the ns fitting, and loes not of necessity import butter were able to have an injunction where he tiid grave, electrieal connections were states that Mr 1 hi will have his from other states, as has been done i served upon them, and the socond Tues lay ( veiling. tunnel, 15 o feet below the apex of made and wires strung so that an mill running pn,' bly by the last of ¡n the past.--' the vein, being driven in Eebru- the week, and to it is well located j J. A. Eade is in town from the immediate alarm will he given if Mrs John Kohl and grauddaugh- 1 ary of the prerent year by the de Securities Co. any attempt is made to t mper with aud set up, and ■ :b its machinery the remains, Tbe • x» raordinary nhould be cap.) o, turning out ter Miss Lancelotte Fritz of Me- 1 fendants. I V d Russoh Pres, of tho Cham- efforts to thwart attempts by grave After listening carefully to the ,000 feet of tiin- Gregor, Iowa arrived here Saturday easily 20,000 to tndance of water to visit with relatives. Mrs. Kohl | testimony which was very conflict- bm Lumber Co. with P. I). Alton robbers was sanctioned by Mrs. her daily. An and R. D. Alton, Jr., were down Sage and by Iter closest advisers. and the mill is is a sister of Mrs G. 13 . Hawkins ing Judge Harris stated that he is right at ham from Dorena Tnursday. The expenditure for this protec , mi'e from the whom she has not seen for thirty- would go to the property and see only a quarter Jott Nolson, a logger at Dorena tion and for the coffin and accesso railroad, and a . me can easily be two years. Miss Fritz is a school for himself how many tunnels there constituted so e 0 land the lum- teacher and will probably remain were on the property, sometime in for the Brown Lumber Co. severely ries will be greater, so far as known her right at tbe 1 '.road. The mill hei~ for some lime. They uad a September aud then render a de cut his foot yesterday morning and than any sum expeuded in the was brought down to town, where burial of any other private citizen should soon be a king good money deligthtful trip and are well pleased cision. I K. H AN SO N VS I.. L U R C H AND 1IKNJ. hi w Min I w is dressed by Dr. Job. in the United ¡States, and in in strik f r Mr. Hold with bis country. ANOTHER ¿ „ .. - ¡ r .. -S'- %k ... EQUITY CASES - * • .. -'It- .. We are selling a 2(kent hose this week at 10c . M' .. r r A few shirt waists The The The The $ 2 .2 5 o n e s a t $1.50 o n e s a t $1.00 o n e s a t 60c ones at 100 a n d 150 M e n s ’ S h ir t s C h i ld r e n s ’ n o w g o in g a t a n d s h irts , th e t w o la d ie s ’ t a n O x fo r d s n o w $ 1 2 0 under $1.85 $1.20 85c 50c p an ts ^ The North Creek water has been added to the water system now and plenty of water is on hand. The reservoir is full. Contractor Hart turned water in Sunday but did not finish filling in ditches until this week. Ed Jacobson is now agent at The Dalles, but told F. J. Hard in Port land he would miss Cottage Grove, as he liked it here. = Eugene = Business College. FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 17 , 1900 . Three Courses: Commercial, Short hand, Civil Service, liliss System of Actual I$iisiiio.--s, Corporation Ac counting, Gregg & Graham Systems Shorthand. Send for Catalogue. W. J. HOOKER. B. S. D., Pres. Eugene : : Oregon. .. A • Boy’s knee linen pants 25c B a r e foo t s a n d a ls 30c 50c T h e $ 1 .5 0 ^ ing contrast with the rigid econo mies practiced during the long life time of Mr. Sage. Tne coffin alone, of solid ma hogany, with its copper inside en velope, trimmings and mahogany handles, cost approximately $1000. The steel caso, and its patented un- pickable lock cost $22,000. It Is called the hurglar-proof coffin, and it is asserted that even without the added precaution of electrical pro tection or guards, it would be im possible for the most expert grave robber to get at the body. Mrs. Sage, it is said, has had a dread of a violation of the sepulchre, since the stealing of the body of A. T. Stewart, and she readiiy consented to the proposal for safeguarding the grave of her husband. The steel caso 13 of such baldness that it would take two safe experts a whole day to break the outer shell, and then, only by the employ ment of specially constructed tools. There is no visiblo lock to be picked. Once the lid is closed down, a self-locking mechanism clamps it inside at 20 points, and not the slightest opening is left for tho insertion of a wedge. The corners are all rounded. The epitaph to be engraved up on the Sage monument is: “ I have dono the best that I could by the light of the day.” The will of the dead financier will be offered for probate tomor row, aud then, ii Mrs. Sage con sents, its contents will be tnada public.—Telegram. 60c M is s e s t a n shoes, sizes, M e n ’s lig h t c lo s in g a t $1.00 a p a ir. o n e -t h ir d o ff r e g u la r p ric e . w e ig h t su its, Watch Welch & Woods window display for prices '■ -ar '• / d 1 1 v \ 1 / / — u . i XT . i. ■:-*• ' wa " \ . 1 ./, a A. '; •A ' A ' ' 'A - A' 'A ' -A ' / . w l / / . . . v \ l / / / ^ ^ ^ \ \ V ' l / / * - V \ l / / ^ V V l / / ^ . V \ l f / . v > V l / / . v V V l / A « vS