Cottage Grove leader., April 06, 1907, Image 1

COTTAGE GRÒ
son w h y that ImiMing si ' id I not
be done this year as the d a y of
cheap lum ber has passed and it « id
never be as cheat» as it has been.
I f our friends will stop to think a
moment tl;u demand lor timber laud
is g r o w in g every d ay and c pitaiists
are coming in from the East with
almcst every train to invest in titn
ber. T h e i e is u general rush for it,
Samuel Roakc of Oregon City Finds land those who buy it a.
.hie to
San Jose Scale Found to
Infest Any Tree.
Vine Maple Covered With the Scale
— May Not Affect Shade Trees.
T h e O r e g o n C ity S t a r says: Some
of tho local horticulturists are be-
com ing stirred up over the knowl-
ed ge that the Sau Jose scale is not
confined to fruit trees alone, but
m a y lie louud on shade trees ns
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CITV FATHERS MEETU
1007 .
Mayor
Th
■ the t w o si les d tli
ipi i 11, in
ver
j the first T If. Garret win - 11
I M Sviirv.-rnd by 101 voi. , uid in
I th e fourth E. J. Bei ,er w a > vii
| Qpo. G . G io s " by '¿1
J. 1 >. . 1
lock won over bis iq poncut, E. W.
Osburti f"r mavor, by a majority of
180 .
S O L I D F OU O W N F u s i l l i ’ .
The New ly Elected Officials aJ r
Take Their Seats
Al
of th
ret ui
fol
■ u unites of pre'i'iu s
had
. u i read and ap-
he council, a- a com m ittee
hoi canvassed the election
and m a le th« ir report as
NO. 51
OBJECT TO HIGH RATE
Oregon Lumbermen Protest
to R. K. Commission.
I the in ificatio
C om er liesil.
and ark 1
to
rei i
to C' Ml ii
payers o
Mr.
ouncil.
me a man
meeting
led
to
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MAYOR J. I. JONES
IOR MAYOR-
i ing so. His request u s granted.
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T h e council then adjourned until
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a d j o u r n r d MKUTINO.
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T he city council will now be Chas. Van D e r b u r g .........
solid for municipal ownership, and q H. D y e r .........................
O n Monday afternoon about 3 it is expected tli it imraedi ite u li 11
t o r RF' ORDER
o ’ clo ck , G eo rg e M cCauley, a well looking to the acquiring if th
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A- II K i n g ........................ .
known citizen of
W alker,
was W illam ette Valley C o m p " " '
;> ut
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J. E. Y o u n g ........................
drowned in the Coast Fork of the or o f putting in a new system vvi i
A . F. Howard .............................
W illa m ette river.
lie taken. T h e council will Ii n
In com pany with Harry Dreese J ftfter cuu-is. of the follmviu ■
he attempted to lord the river with
Mayor, J. D. M tl ck; co
his wagon and team at the usual m„ „ from the tit sit. ward, VV
crossing place, uot perhaps real-\ C a lk in s and T H. t> riv 1; -;
izin g the swollen condition of the ward, R. B. Header-« 11 r I »■ «
stream.
W hen the center o f the Fisher; third ward V. W. C,i
river ,v:is reached, the horses were au -1 I. N H a baug 1, f 1 1. 1 ■
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compelled to swim, and the water 1 i), M. C ra iy an I F. J. B e r g ' 1
soon swept over the top of the wag- Guard.
on b o x
Finally M cC auley was j
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Resolution of Coi.d.ilt. . 0 .
swept off the w agon b y the rushing
water and was rapidly carried down
Hall of C»ast F ork l'h.c 1 in j m nt
th e river.
Mr. Dreese managed to j No. 49 .
C ottage G rove, (4
A p . d, A
reach the Hhore and immediately
B y the decease of our m other T .
g a v e the alarm, and a search party
1 ,..«s
worked until darkness set iu which J. M a rkley , this lod.;i N
lost
one
of
its
esteemed
bi
utlu
rs
ti e
compelled them to desist.
1 he
com
m
unity
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h
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search was continued on Tuesday
and the body recovered about a neighbor and the wile and ; mily a
mile below the scene o f tbe catas dearly beloved b u s b i u ! aud f.i i r .
Resolved: B y this g n a t loss we
trophe by the use of a lon g piece of
A. H. KL’ilG. Recorder.
are
reminded that all mu t piss
barbed wire w hich was d ragged on
through the valley ol the badow
tb e bottom of the river.
TRKAsfttKR.
T h o drowned man was an old | of death by the path that leads to
Herbei t K ikiu ..............................
eternal
life
and
while
we
know
soldier and le »ves a wife and six
I. F.. J h amas ...............................
children.
He was engaged in that words avail little iu bereave
Fan i i s ' i l m a s , 1-t ward.
farming iu the vicinity of W a l k e r . ! nlGIlt y ct l ^e -v are only mediums i
um Towned some property in E n -1 throu gh which w e can express onr W. I, II
gene, aud another farm below the a s p e c t for our departed brother M. E G " U l t e .
aud of extending our sym pathy to 1 . Hi
city.
the afllicted family.
‘J d ward
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IE dived: That 0 0 « .. U : I" ■J. H.
Now is the Time to Erect that
draped in m ourning for thirty days, | Oliver
eat n.
Building.
a copy of these
resolutions be
f or ' • “ v c i l m a n , 3d ward
T here are a number of people l p]aced on record, a copy s- .it t .
w h o own good business property jjje bereaved wife aud a 1 py to Gee •g-- C' m er..............................
A. ! I< K m e y .................................
about town who are e x p e c tin g in
paper f r public.!', n.
FOR INITIATIVE r i nTION
the course of a year or two to put
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up good buildings. I f they have
A man a lw a y s has some excuse Ye-
the money at hand, there is no rea- for not making garden.
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Drowned in the Coast Fork.
•LEADER
A ugust and will be al - .it from the
state six or eight weeks, if the pi s-
ent program is carried out. The
com pany will create grea t e n th u s ­
iasm wherever they
go.
Miss
Helle V an D u yn of Eugene. In - been
selected to reiire.seut L a n e county.
officials
w jo
their
o
s
seats.
M ayor J. I.
ones ma'
i short
ss to the niucil, sta
g how-
ras nr
red at
1 ever, that 1
I tli t t me to
or to
te his poli
name tho van.m s committee
so
When You are Introduced.
that all bills ly ¡ng ot the Recorder’s ,
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“ W h e n she is being p:
i d to
Shipper* and Railroad Officiate In-
i No Busilless
!:nP0rtanca Transact- desk would have t
an older woman, a lady should rise,
vi Led to Attend the Conferende
cd Except Canvassing of Votes and and that there was no bu >ir.< ss to j
| hold it and i. i t h i i
but sho keeps her seat when a
be tr »nsacted < xcc;
the reading of!
to be Held April 16.
will never drop bclo
>t
y o u n g e r woman or a ni.tti is pre­
Svicariag in New Council.
communioati uis.
¡price. T h e car shortage h a s 'u -
sented to her. A liostes . however,
Record» r K in g th u rea I a corn-
I most sh u t oil’ the transportation of
alw ays rises and off».is her hand to
mnnieation fiom
‘ouncilman Mc-
>h ti. Or , A p til 3.-—A t a meet- all her guests'. Upon receiving an
lumber and the mid- ure over
A g"m l siz d audience gathered (¿'e • i n tend' i no ; his i< signatiou.
0; the .State Railroad Commis- introduction, it is not n
- n y to
j stocked now. W hen non 1 .m d
in
the council chambers on Monday j This w as a»
d, and Councilman
a ibis afternoon a conference for say any thing at all, su 1 as ‘ how
lions are established and with d .
was
demand there is for lumber in C a l i ­ O'ght I» witn ss the inaugural of I G eo rg e Co
' pi d id w m set, to hear the com- j do you do,’ ‘pleased to 111 i t
y o u ,’
fornia aud the- East, it stands tu the newly elected Mayor, J. I. given Hie
pi dnts filed by the lumbermen etc. A woman may Hind" nud bow
n . aSsoei itt8.
suci e oor Hi \
reason that the price wdi never be Join
i the line of the Southern Pa-1 her acknowledgment, unless she
lower tlian it is now. One firm
well
Samuel Roake found Monday a who ex p ec ts to build this year, are
tw i g of vine maple that was in­ lam enting that : e y d I not buil
fested with the scale. T h e parasite two year- ago, as lumber is no
was uumistabable, and the nature •bon1. 60 per i
of tile wood showed plainly that it was tln ii. T h e y c m si e t ■ lum ­
was uot from a truit tree. Whether bar will n< vci be u cheap is it was
d tin
' it it is oui .. I"
th e scale will d a m a g e other than at licit t'til' and
e
in e v b av
d
be
high«,
r
m
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fruit l i e e s t s a discussed q uisiion.
to
Itili"!
at
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b<
u
the
No counter pimisite has laeii found,
and the only w a y known so fur to of the ¡ linci al mulini
!’ is fair to pies
g e t rnt of it is i y spraying. T i e such a i :
u in i i.
apray itself does not k ill tile para th it li vi til
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site, but the geiier»tlun ot a cerium |> O' io u a n d it un u s a g i
to
build
e.-hii
i-,.
g a s bv chemicals contained in ilio
sp ra yin g is fatal to tin enemy
The
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tim e anil the at u »spheric condi­
tions are important too, and tile
r
temperature must be warm to ha\e J i) Matlack Elected è
cipal Ownership C an . .
the treatment tffectiv<.
W h e th er the scale is detrimental
to shade trees or not. the fact re­
The ent.ii
mains that, it can spread trom them tiek€*t V' i < !• cl*- I Moi. i;iv
m i
as well as trom oilier tries and they junta-. r e iug from I ti It 1 for
must be sprayed to keep the iulee- j coum-ilm m, au l to 1 SO fn
1 or.
tion from spreading lo orchards j „ (|u. t h M | war I I, N II
lu g li
where it may do damage.
I’lie ra­ I defeated <■ W Giifti' I",-
slug*!;
pidity with which the pest tuuiti- j vo e.
I u the sc o i.l ' ai l
; vot ■
plies, esliuiate.1 at about one m il­ j was uUu cío i
Er u . X.
lion au hour, is a causa for much being be .ten by Gc>r
hi »1 r >
concern on the part of th oie who \ majority o only s ve"
•r.
i he
ha ve trees that they wish to pre­ I sliowe I .1 out 1 lie u 11a! , 1
serve.
Mr. Roako wishes to have the at­
tention oi all who have trees called
to the fact that the scale may be
found on uny tree, aud for the sake
o f the fruit industry he thinks that
more tLau usual care should be
ta.ceu to prevent the fruit trees
from being infested.
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CO TTAG E GRO VE, OREGON, SATURDA
V O L. X V I I I
CAUSE FOR CONCERN
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The council mot in adjourned
100 session Wednesday night. A t 7:30
158 o ’ clock Mayor Jones called the
11 m eeting t ■> order, al luernbi rs be-
in g pn • t.
T h " minutes o' t ■ previous
P proved
meeting
re» i and
and Mayor Joiv s inn .e al« ly re-
ferrod down to rnlim I I ^usinoss.
I ’ ll ‘e this ii a ! tu . l uti
«,f T i e is-
ur* r ILik; «
i R c c o i der K in,; wire
r e a l nini
[»proved, the conn il
placing tin am ounts at $ 1000 and
Î 500 , n s , , ctiveiy.
k ' d fur
Council' u (Y in -r
fur e:' : hue :u w i
to const'ler
the mat U
f naming i . m i CSs'ir to
c .
which
was gran;, i and the n’ .et •ig then
tt ljoe.'iied util next Mon ay April
Railroad C om pany in this state , wishes to sho w special fi ien. lines ,
re ird to the raising o f rates on when she extends her hand.
Men
uuh lumber from $3.10 per 1000 usually Hliake hands
ith each
win h rate is to g o into ef- j other. It is a mistr.ke t" ii n i u r -
April IS.
A m o n g the con -1 rasa a lady by leading b r about a
luit have
filed com plaints room and presenting her l! • to a
t .• Western Oregon Lum bar j roomful of people. P tln rc In ¡1
ii.i'liui' t-,’ Association, of C o t-j sm all grou p of people, the hostess
i t ve, tin Oregon &. W ash- j then may say, al.er g ie u 'in g her,
i Lumber Manulueturers’ A s ­ ‘ Mrs Black, l i t me pie-cnl Miss
te u with "IIices in Porllaud, Blow n, Miss Elsie Blown, C - p la in
‘ *<)'dll Kelly C om pany, of White anil Do. tor t , . i u.
Men
E " . tie.
j should alw ays b e t a k e n to a lady
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have been sent out to all | to be i u t i o d u a d .
in
lie r " i n
1 1« is .and also the railroad home a hostess may intro.line as
¡a
mid they ure inei'ed toj she pleases, everyone to everyone
■ j this city on the date of tho else, but it is ul i ay well to rcuit tn-
itid lay their case b e fo r e 'b e r, at oilier place-
ii as h.i. e
..... 1 --ion for Ibei.' due con-j bulls, receptions, or indiM , lminu.i'
1 in. n and investigation.
gathe rin gs of anj kiud, Ihut we
must consult the wishes of others
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ON G IR LS IN JAMESTOWN
before g i v i n g
introductions. As
the intioducei' is alw .11 s u s ; nsi ,0
for the person prcsuutcd, much
■ iy uf Hatuisome Oregon Girls
.«•are should be taken in this re-
Will be Sent to the James­
: spect, and tlio possibility of tlirtih'
town Exposition.
.in g upon rnother an unwelcome
¡acquaintance. 141 course, t ' e t e art;
:«i''V "l Immlsome Oregon j except.ons to all 'rules a m i "
id
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sent to the Jamestown iiiturmal
«auces
uin a , youi g
exp ,s
>1, s ta itie g from McMinu- people w ho k n o w each oiimi well,
vide
l h e si hi me w 11 originated gitls and boys freely
in i o d i n e
by J
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C '" |e i, tin- celebrated their friends without a king , 1-
autl ' of “ t he V iruliills.”
mission.” — New
Idea
Woman’ s
d'li eoiii,
y will assemble about Maguziuc for Ma*>'.
tli all "t July I r a m on th’s drill
: ■ in i n g , which will consist of
Kills His Sweetiieait-
1 al and military drill and man-
Portland, O r ., A p r i l 1 . — RoKroe
. .1 f arms so far as the same may James, sou of tho supoiintcudcnt
. m litie I with six foot spears, of the Oregon penitentiary, shot
Indian dunces and chants in rich and killed Miss G race Di-i.cy, w h o
! "".in costume, tire and g h i s t had jilted him, on the s t i n t in this
at n ight around and th r u ’ city liiHt n ig h t, 11 the presence of
1 1 /-■ ot c'"lured fire. Many of her escort and his s u c c - v «fui iii.il,
nl am good riders, and where Hal Reed. T h e bullet pie-1 ceil the
»pi ortn nity offers, a ill show their g ir l’ s heart, k illin g her i n -tanti;,'.
v to handle 11 horse and throw James then sent n bull, t ii. o h "
a In-.so.
own brain, and died at St. Vincent’ s
( 4 u a 1 occasions when not in hospital this morning.
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, tl
[ i Indian d u l l , th ■ girls may be when the «hooting begun.
" i - li c i by their utiitorm dress
■ »boy hat
with “ G/egon”
G O O D J O B P R IN T IN G
1 in gold on a red leather
I'b ir di ill co tuine w ill
The Let tier ollicv hits add­
i '4 ti lit tnnkskiii-colorcd
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oili cruvenette, richly trini- ed this week to ¡1 ah adv
i with
brads and buckskin well equipped
¡<>!> depart­
with a heaver heads design ment, several fonts ol the
»(I on the pocket
The city of
latest jo b type, and other
Linn'¡He will entertain die girls
m aterial, ami is now better
ng tb< U m o n t h ’ « t r a i n i n g
do only lira
' i i 1 >uti- liberally toward the prepared to
class
jo
b
printing.
T ry us
of the enterprise. T h e
■
iny will start E a st early in and see.
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Thinks
tana
Wul
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vicled.
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firm in t
congre
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in h o i
Loomi
cane i
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ment w
I'ecau-
hi ac-
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know lei,
fam'jus
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Puter ch
title of I
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Loomi i is reported to have said !
that the
»verquient h w a weak
case agai ast Herm ann, who is be -1
ing tried for destroying official doc-
umeuts. Jourual.
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PEARCE BROS.
FOR Y O U R
Taiicy Groceries
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nd Vegetables
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Own Ouick Delivery to all parts o f the city.
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DO NOT F O R G E T
URGE SHOE DEPARTMENT.
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