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I .RADER COTTAG E VO L. XT\ C O T T A G E G R O V E , O R E G O N , S A T U R D A Y , A1>RIL NO. 2. 1907 said Mr. Ames, “ as the lines ruu not have their heads cut off. lu I so irregular, and homes o( land al- ■ applying to the interstate commerce ! ready [ atented aie cut out here and commission fot retention of the $-1,- then all through it and the only 1 0 rate, the Oregon commission ' b — wa y definite information could be . , , will undoubtedly make it embrace Appeals 10 Commission to Portland, thus removing any cause Captain W ald o L . Cheshire W ill be Here Next Tuesday to C o n - dehmt' !' am* d would he to men- Tim ber Land Dealers Pre tion section by section the detcrip- the mills there might have for com dict a Rise Soon Keep Down Kates. duel Ihe Physical Examination, and Adjutant General tiou of lands included, in a geu- plaint of discrimination iu favor of eral way yon might say that the valley points. It is held by mem -1 W. E. Ein/er as Mustering tlnicer. lands iu the Umpqua reserve are hers of the commission that they located in ranges 8, 9 and to, from Majoiity of Tracts W ill he Taken up Southern Pacific Claims There is No could not justly expect the same » « » . . « » ♦ . » » » » » »♦ , | township 1*2 gouth to -*4, though through rate from Portland to Salt Soon Cruisers Now Scouring Profit in Ti attic Hauling at the • unt nearly all the land within these La k e and the east, now in effect ! the Woods Estimating Claims Old Schedule. HEA HK A D Q O U A R T E K R S O R E G O N N A T I O N A L G U A R D . , • 1 i ........„1.,,». , . . . «,*. included. There „ ♦ ! townships are (Continued to second page.) Adjutant G e n e r a l ’s O ffice. ♦ ■ are also about four sections in the ♦ The ‘Knocker Knocked. General Orders No. 7 , ♦ I sam e ranges from township ¿4 t I Salem, Or., April 24.— A t the P O R T L A N D , Oregon, April 2 1 . 1 9 0 7 A man may “ knock” bis town. Tim ber land values in I,iun t sout-li to do i 011 tli, somewhat badly ♦ 1 scat ered. hearing before the Oregon railroad patronize mail order houses, beat ; couuty aud in Oregon seem des* ♦ 1 . I. C. Johnson and one hundred and three other citizen . comnu ion on the protest of the bis wife and do many other things, ' It the office of the supervisor is fined to increase right along, until of Cottage Grove, Oregon s ibject to military dutv, li-iv »•„<» made Willamette valley lumber mill meu but is it wise? T a lk against the lo- nted in Eugene, the best w ay they are quoted on the basis of $ 1 0 application to organize into a Military Oompau mi let the law s against tlie proposed iucreas© of the inteiests of your town and you for anyone interested iu whether to $ 1 5 a thousand atumpage, ac and regulations of the Oregon National G u t 1 . T h ee -.re H- common green lumber into to San drive out competition and good eit- certain lands are in or out of the cording to dealers in such lands. At rected to assemble in Cottnge Grove, Oiei-ctt Tuesday April 1*rancisi > l ay points it was s rong- jze„ „ . patrouize the mail order reserve is to call at the office and present the average value is about 3 0 th. at 8 o’clock p. m. for physical examination .til applicants ly brought out that the Southern liousew and you fatten the account examine the maps which will be if 3 a thousand. tor enlistment having succassf-illy p u t ? 1 the idiyne-it »; .i 1 *nina Paeilic railway comp uy i-i bent up ot the city merchants while your T h e demand for timber lands on J I open to inspection.” tion will be mustered into the service of to - ■ i 1'e. on raisiiiJ the rate even ut the cost local merchants face starvation, ♦ I L atf . k -M r. Am es informs us tlie part of Eastern capitalists ji on 2 . Captain Waldo L Cheshire, Asst S i - g i i u . Is- S-(»urate ot «nulling out thi lumber inaiiii- whip your wile and you are honey * that he has just received word from the increase from week t-> week, Battalion, will proceed to Cottage Grov ■ in tin-above date aud facturiui- business in the interior of and cream for the divorce courts. » Washington that Eugene has been and to use a cruiser’ s expression, lie ore eut at the hour specified in Paragraph 1 in order to c o n Western Oregon. It is a gued by But to cel h-ick to our point in • appointed its such city and he will j “ Y o u don’t have to hunt up a duct tlie P h 's i e d exaw in »*i >u of all appli-anG for »•nlntmeut the compaio ' s agent.-, tli 1 last year view, about how many men do you , op- : up his office with L- O. B eck-¡ buyer it you have a good tract <>f into the service of the state. T h e ex p -n se 1 a-urre»l is nooes there were 2 1.0 -0 cirb-ads htiuled suppo-e oppos tlie interests erf with until May 1 , wheo he will fit timber to sell. The buyer will be * «ary in tin military service. soutli tbroils-It the A-ihl-ml gaie- their t o , i i 3 V fair estimate would | J up the rooms now occupie 1 by T. sure to hunt you .” » 3. Immediately upou completion ot muster in. an el -tion * way while abe ti' 14,000 ¡oa ts »eie be one-fourib, and while they are longer » H-Garrett md J . (•• Wells as head- | “ Timber lands are 1 for Captaiu will be held, B rigid ier General W. !.. Pinzer, Adju brought north and ihe difference un e i e - ne to any community, it quarters Mr Arne- expects to be bought and sold by the ■ end « taut General, is designated as must iriu«; offi -er an -1 will aci is represents Hie m im 1 er of empty would b.- as impossible to check ♦ here for a mouth or six weeks get- a W„U known timber fuel operator Inspector of Election, pursuant to regulations. The exneuse in cars ileressaiy hauled Dorili over them «a it would be impo.saiide to ; Register. who was in Albany yesterday. ’ ting thin--s otgani - I curred is necessary in the military service the Siskiyou t handle the south regulate the color, sex an-1 su’ ? of. ♦ Cruisers are now put in the woods 4. Thi« organization will be known as Separate C om pan y 1 C. I bound tonnage. fourth ai Eugene. ♦ mankind. 1 best men ne hu- Icos to ascertain just how much timber By order of the Comuiandei-iti-Chief, Repeatt i'lv I he railroad ,,,frü to the woild, but God breathed the » A tin cting of the general cotntnii- growing on a given tract and the W. E . P I N Z E E , evaded ti if I] IP I S l l O I I as to what *-s breath ot lite into tlnir tneiisley ♦ tee recently appointed by the Mer- value of such » tract is based on j Seal] Adjutant General. the cost i t ¡1 • U11 n e tonnage fiom fi mues for some purpose, so l*-t to the niitn er of thousand feet >f ^ * i-liauts’ ------- . Protective ----------- - Assot-iiition ..................... Portland to San 1 ran'-isi’o. The them linger ami dwelt in their own j ♦ hi . . . 1 — » . arrange for a Fourth of J u l y cele -1 slutnpage. in I,iuu and Lincoln only statement t h e y would make on miseries. — L x an [take bration in — E ugene met -- at < ocVer-j counties values are the highest as |t wjj| t,e Bet.n from the above or- I day, so the mustering in ........ - — t. — ---- - -.«uniitj that jK.inl was that the pit-sent r»te - an line U \\etite' I > • 'ore last even- the timber is considered more avail- A ll --------- —— ------ — I der that Cottage Grove has been place Tu esd ay evening ot $ 3 . 1 0 pel ton on <010111011 green A Woman is not a ‘‘ Person." ? assigned a company of the Oregon didates should be prompf iir jh * ug and appoint' d 111 - following able l u t h e remote districts, east lumber from valley |>''ints to Sau A most amusing incident recent- National Guard, to be known ns seating tbetnnelvm for »-xrtrnin • lien pub-comniitte«- of the mountains, timber land is Francisco is not a remunerative • tu privilegi I • !<■ M eth erbee.1 cheaper, because logging roads will ly occurred m .‘jt. Johns, N ew j Separate Company E- before that time. rate, that tLev were ion-ed to put it Brunswick, where a Miss Mabei | T h e medn at examination will be Guns and accoutrements will l>*- O11 fireworks G. D. I.inn and 11 . have to be constructed at consider in original!', to im-*-l water eornpe- Fieni li, after passing ber esamina- i made b y our local physicians under ordered at once for the nev. com- VY Graham able expense to bring the timber to tition ti-uu P"iIi ami, and that they tion with high honors, On music and speaking- \V. II. mm ket. was denied f the supervision of Captain Waldo j pany, but it w ” ’ l>e some time be have decided 1 hat they will 10 long pe. mission to practice law m the : I,. Cheshire, of Eugene, Assistant fore the uniforms are lure, ns tin I K a ’ 3 '- ’ I look for even the most remote er meet that i-ompetitioti. Later it 1 parade YV J . Hill md O Eh of these lands to l»e brought into Supreme C- urt because according jS u rg e o n of the F irs t Separate Bat- measure of each man 11111« be tak whs brought out t h a t the m o ve to the “ Act' only “ persons’ ’ were t talioti. The examinations will be- en and the suits ordered math I Rob. Tlv. requisition in the near future, and ment of traffic mi the Poitland-San On »dvci'limng YY L Bonders the world will continue to demand allowed to prac ise law, and “ wo- ; ¿»h, this morning and will be held which will t ike several weeks at Francisco line is so unequal that men were not persons” — "on ly men i today, Sunday, 'Monday and Tues- least. md YY'. J- AI> 1 • all the n ailable in the northwest they are hauling many empty cars were persons ” On sp W b- H. YY . Gi ibam aud until the supply is exhausted ” north to carry Ihe tonnage south; Soon alter a woman was arrested G l). Li ' d j Activity in timber lands is re- and that it llus tonnage were elim i for drunkenness, aud on trial plead YV II N-n- ••• »< •. b-< tul secrei tr.v ported by agents making a specialty nated the traffic would be equalized ed “ not guilty, being ” a woman” and ti t in t< o( tit- general com- 0f this class , f property and values Jkc a condition which in the eye of the and ‘‘not a person,’ —therefore uot [J climb from week to week. inittee. railroad traffic manager is ideal. amenable to the law. The tuagis- It was de. ‘l< 'd that the sum of “ The timber interests of Miclii- T h e Southern Pacific company pro- trate found the law to read “ that V $1 100 is nee* ' jry to be raise i to g'tn, Wisconsin nu-.l Minnesota are puses to accomplish that end by auV per?on fo md drunk was liable j deputy Supervisor of Natural Forests Receives Instru c- insure 11 su Slid c.debratioti and on the wane,” s-.id the timber man. eiiiuinaiin the lumber .ffiii indu.- t0 ‘ fine or imprisonment;” and tions F r o m Washington to Establish His Head- ti ccmmito i 1 nniieiice t'-e ; -‘and men who have grown rich in try iu interior \\ e s ie i. < begon it it rnieti tjlat according to the decision j .»I - . in v- some time th i'| the timber liusiness back there quarters in That City. caunot induce the mills to pay the Qf t|)e Supreme Court “ women were : vvi -k It .•‘•ns that the amount know how much money is to l e proposed new rat« of $ 5 per ton, an not persons an(, colll(, not be im.| ’ <> be < :E 1 i i m i I, although 1 made in it in Oregon. These people advance u| $ 3 . 1 3 per thousand feet piisoned nor fined,” so tlie prisoner : ti . 0 .ti w h i c h .have lu letoforc ; nr», coining out h e r e b y the score, T b e e t a t o o f Oregon now has, in ! within the borders of the national in the cost llmt is to 1-e met by the was dischatged ti ■ itgc < i 9 lo t * 10 *’* lcbra- and they will establish big sawmills ■ what is known as forest reserve« j forests me subject to hour lead lumber manufacturer in moving hi* A s a result the legislature 1 tion fniw ts «re not here ibis year- on lands they purchase, for the de- product from the mill to the Cali promptly passed nu Act designat more than 1G,000 000 acies; which entry ninl title from the govern H o m -i . th-- 1 .u s b ii w W n hould j miind for lumber vvas never betrer fornia uiaiket Lmuhcimen testi ing women as persons, so Miss is probably more than any other meut may be obtained just as any “t-c 1 1?.i»t ’ .¡le • toitey ls* rame-!, tor tic uor |ia,i a bright) 1 future than now. other public land. fied tliat 7 .iii Eraucisco bay is their French was allowed her degree in 1 state in the union. “ YVe ii.ok for the piice of stiimp- ‘ camu ■ 1 all - -rd lo k-t t! < . i< bration While many ot those who would 1 ’ E . Ames deputy ii.-pe. tor of best market and that without it law. matt* -drop 1« »11 l*1® s m a lle r: age to k.-ep going u p r i g h t along, profit by the use of their right to j national forests is in the city and they cannot con tin tie to do busi But no study of wom an’ s politi 11- Hu md v arc expecting as there is only a certain amount d upon by a Register r< to take a timber claim iu order lo di«- was called ness. cal progress can he just that dots i t n< u> ci-lebi'ftti» iliis year. uf timber land available, even 111 , . , ■ , . . , , pose of it to some large syndicate, P"tter foi uitormution 111 reference Kt rvlN w : j -:« i n t RATI s uot take into account her rapid and H .. , , G 1 ml. the whole northwest, and this m be* ntpqua and Tillamook re , , . . have filed strenuous objections to to the I mpqua iilli T h e tailwc.V coiniuissioit is strong- enormous development in the fnc- J comi.tg steadily less tacit succeed serves which were recently estab- ly, ill l.ivor of tel lining in effect ulty of organization, and iu intelli President Roosevelt’ s far-sighted PuiQi'uHtu Rnsi in ill St 3 t@ Ot Cigarette? llnrlor Under Ban State of llll* llli- i ;__ j„j, _______ y ( ur. rr>i. There are several big the present late -d $3 ID per ton, gent interest >n public concerns. policy iu creating these national lished. Mr. Ames »aid nois. deals on the point of closing, and ‘ ‘ The Umpqua reserve consists of ninl including Pottlaud in that These are absolutely essential to the j fo,esf’ reservations they may live to 8p ir igfiefcl, April 1 -The h o u s e ' there nre lots of cruisers in the T il l rate; ill slic.t, making a blanket formation of a democracy, to the, see the wisdom of his actions ifla n o 'd 1 __ 1,<1(111 acies and tli amook of 1 bout 200,000 ri I tod-iv | sc- -.! i I’ ll making it 1111- woods making estimates on stump- rate of $ 3 I - for the whole ot wise and safe exercise of the suf- ,bey reSard ,he wel,' bein8 of the was here to look over the situ: ; :i Li vful t-- -H cigar« it- : or cigarette age, with a view to more U rge pur western <’ -egon, embracing of frage; and it is precisely in th e s e ' rln,ion as a w h ole’ Whlle ,he and to select a town for beudquar- j paper“« in Illinois | chases. - — Albany Herald, course .- lb <ding points on that the phenomenal record of the policy of the government in Ihe es- . ific rails. The pro- women's movement in most clear, tablishment o f the forest bureau is ters of the upervisor <•, the ■ n-t tional lore 1«, wlilr-li will lie t- tdily “ "Ttpr the hearing was T h e strongest proof o f wom an’s | to Pr' ,,et t onr Itunlense ,oreBts frot“ „tu wmww f w w that tl- Oregon comtniseipn shall long inferiority is her lack of a8Sn. «res and wanton destruction, it is accessible trotntli« reserves them ’ take up the case direct with the iu- ciation: only in religious bocl.es was “ « e o v e r two fold, in that it would selves as well es accessible to YY’ asli- ! ington and ether reserves. I have terstate commerce commission, and she allowed fo organize; and t h e , l'reserve the government itself in recommended Ftlgeue as the most' apply to have the old rate kept in rapid approach to equality is in the ,he itn,nenBe va|,,e of the *imbpr, desirable place but am not now' effec t. Meantime an order will unrounted thousands who now I instead of '» into probably be made by the Oregon gather in clubs and societies of tlje hands of large syndicates who able to state whether it will be t-e- lected or not It will fall to mo to I 3 commission giving the valley mills every description, charitable, re- ; wil1 hold ,l Purel>' for Purposes of a very low local rate to Portland, formatory, educational, social, po- BP *^ l« tio u and by trust tactics con- act as super, tsor until tlie g o v e rn -‘ 3 where the manufacturers can se litical; and of all sizes, from the |,ro1 ,he Price wf hu' ldlnK *n»terial tuent appoint« that official mid* il 3 SP E C IA L FOR COM ING W EEK 2 cure the benefit of whatever water handful of the “ Ladies L itera ry ” to 1,1 the ,,ls»'lvautage of the poor E ugen e i« selected, I will at once! csrriers tin y can enlist to carry the International Council of \Y’o ^man as a ho,ne bu' lder- ,n the prepare to open an office.’ 2 .> Piece D in n e r Set, imported Stone China, $6.50 their lumber to the Ban Francisco men, which in 1S99 represented course of ti,ue as the necessity de- THI ! HOt 'NI »A li! KS OF THI! RRSKRVK. ' # t z. - T h e reporter then stated to Mr. j i ^ market. 3 tluough its many constituent na mands ,be timber grow ing upon A m es that tin re had been mu h in If in itdt 1 w e d from tional otganizatn.ns a M a b M h i p ***** " • “ •tvatioi. • will I.- aotd to the interstate commerce commission of six million, in the next t^uin- *he highest bidders, with the pro- j quiry as l the exact boundaries ol j 05 3 restraining the Southern Pacific quenuial meeting of 1904 the Na- T‘so lbat *f be ta*ie‘D within a these reserve« on the part of re- i company from raising the rate, the tional Councils joining had dou-' s*-*Pu***ec* time so that the land still dents of this section, and asked i f 1 $5.00 old rate will remain in effect during bled in number, but the sum o f * ’ n ,be g ov^rntI»*‘nt s hands may he could be shown the plats m pre 2 2 75 any period intervening while the their respective memberships is not Rrow UP to tlnat,er again for the pared by the government. “ It would bo almost impossible' railroad company is fighting the at hand.— Charlotte Perkins Gil- - l *,e ^t>niing generation, case through the courts, so that man in the M ay W om an's H om e, It is perhaps not generally known to trace the boundaries of these re ' that any and all agricultural land | s e n e s in an intelligent mauner,” the Oregon lumber mill men will Companion. 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