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

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
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C O T T A G E G R O V E . O R E G O N , SATURI) A V, J l ’ L Y C, 1907
VOL. X I X
MEETING
GAME LAW REVOKED
Money is Being Rapidly
Subscribed for Road
No Protection for Fish
Except in the Umpqua.
RAILROAD
FARMERS SUBSCRIBE
address and he made a first class
talk, setting forth the reasons why
the road should ho built, viz
The
securing of emigration and capital,
and the development ol our natur­
al resources. H e said this county
had received the same consideration
at the hands of the Southern Pacific
that the vulture gives the lamb,
and it was high time to lake some LAW
L IB E R A L L Y
Bleps to help ourselves
R K ' KIVKD 8 fH S ‘ R IPTIO N S
REVOKED
BY
AMENDMENT.
NO. 12
time an amendment could lie made
effective trout in Oregon streams
would ho nearly all fished out.
STATE AND COUNTY
How to Kill Your Town
Items of Interest In a
Condensed Form.
Fight on the streets.
tIppose improvements
Mistrust public men.
Run the town down to strangers.
Go (o some other tovvu to trade.
Refuse to advertise in your paper.
Do not invest a cent; lay cut
your money somewhere else.
Bo partioular to discredit the mo­
tives o f public spirited men.
I lengthen your
face when a
* ranger speaks of locating in your
town.)
II a man wants to buy vour prop­
erty ask him two prior s for ii.
I f lii wants anybody’ s else, in-
terfere aud discourage him.
Refuse to t en merit in any scheme
that does not exactly benefit you.
Run down your newspapers.
Run down your officers.
Run down everything and every­
body but Number One.
had barely cleared the track with
another horse which he was riding
when the train struck the runner
behind. Mr. Tutpin was return­
ing with the horse from Independ­
ence, where a racing meet was held
last week.
Review.
Grunts Pass is to have but one
saloon for each 500 of its popula-
AS TAKEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES tion. The mayor and city council
believe that one liquor house can
easily satisfy the thirst of 500 citi­
A Resume of the Week s Local Hap- zens and an ordinance has been
passed restricting saloons to tuis
pennmgs of the State and County
number.
Briefly Told.
j
A t this point F. L. Chambers and Through Somebody's Blunder There
Good Speeches Were Made— Nearly
J. W. Kays moved down in front of
Is No Closed Season for Trout or
Enough Money Secured to Guaran­
the platform with tablets and when
Other Game Fish in Any Oth­
tee That the Road Will be
the call for subscriptions was made
Eugene Register: A sale o f two
er River.
Built.
there was a hearty response, over
timber claims belonging to R. R.
$ 10,000 having been subscribed
A Eugene man picked :I 8 gallons Hays, by John M. Pipes, his guard-
Many of the subscriptions being
o f cherries from one tree.
i®1*, was made at the front door of
There is no longer a closed seas­
Everyone in Lane county and all only for one share, or $100. One
, the court house on Monday even­
on for trout fishing in the state o f
A Marion county man claims to
Western Oregon is deeply interested woman. Mrs. Rein of Fairmount.
ing for $1500 to Darwio Bristow.
Oregon except in the Umpqua river
have billygoats that climb trees and
in the proposed road from Eugene having made such a subscription,
The
next morning Mr. Hays died
and its tributaries, and anglers may
browse on tbn leaves.
to Siuslaw. An enthusiastic meet­
Louis Osherg ot Cottage Grove, fish for trout at. any time of the
1 and ot course, Mr. Pines, office o f
“ Dam Fourth of July Celebra­
ing in its interest was held in Eu­ who had charge of tlie construction
guardian ceased and it will prob­
year in any river or creek in the
tion," is a llermiston Herald head­
gene Wednecday
afternoon, the of the Oregon A Southern and who
ably lie six months before the es­
state except in the Umpqua river
line. But this is not profanity; the
following account ol which is taken now looks after its condition, came
tate is- administered on and the
and its tributaries.
celebration is to he held at a dam.
from the Register of that place.
in after the meeting was over, but
debt, can now be pretty well paid
This condition oi affairs was
A very enthusiastic railroad meet­ subscribed $1000 lor stock. He
A Menton county man with a Up fr0m the iucotne o f the lumber
brought about b> the last legisla­
Talk in Hie barber shops and four-horse team hauling a ton of|sajt,
ing was held at the East Park yes­ came down especially to make the
ture hy an act which amended the loafing places o f how had times
cream all weut over a grade
One
T,
terday afternoon. More than HftO subscription and returned on tlie
, ... ,
,
Eugene Register: 4 he univer-
old law.
Its effect was not discov­ are, of how everything and every­ ,
horse was killed, another injured
people were present, and showed local. This shows he has great
J
sal report is that collections have
ered until lately when Robert Shaw, body is going t«> the “ demnition
and the cream was lost
,
, ..
.
their appreciation hy their hearty taith in the enterprise.
I h - oii better this month than for
Judge Webster's private secretary, how- wows.’ ’
applause and ready subscriptions to
There is very little doubt hut the discovered the effect o f the amend­
Fifty-eight dwelling houses have many previous ones, Scarcely a
the enterprise.
entire $ 20 , 0*10 asked for yesterday, ment while noting in the ju dge’ s
been built in Dallas since January man who had a bunch o f bills to
To Get Data on Car Supply
The meeting opened with a lively or a total of $ 60,000 will lie forth­
1, says the Observe) 1*» .-.r- now in collect but was gratified with the
code the changes in the laws made
musical selections from the Eugene coming by this evening, and that
The Oregon Railroad Commis­ process of construction; strangers ease with which they came,
by the legislature.
sion has issued a circular letter ask­ are coming to town every day, in-
military baud aud then Dr. D. A before many days the railroad ftom
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The closed season for trout was
Paine presented the matter in a Eugene to the Siuslaw " i l l !>•> un­
ing co-operation on t lie part of qttiriug lor houses and necking
formerly
November,
December,
He Didn't Advertise.
masterly and teally eloquent ad­ der actual construction.
shippers in tin effort to secure tell­ jilace» to locate; the sawmills are
January, February and March and
\ Medford merchant, " h o doesn’ t
dress, showing the tvmudless re­
able statistics on the subject o f ear asking vainly for mote men; every
was prescribed in section 20.44 of
believe in advertising his business
supply
mid
service,
the
object
being
sources ol Lane county and their
incoming freight train brings a long
S IL K C R E EK ITEMS
the code. By an act >f the last leg
need of development. He earnestly
to discover the cause lor the ear line o f empty cars and every out - nor even m reading the local news­
¡stature tin section was amended,
shortage. The letter is addressed going train draws those cars 1 vay, papers ‘ -went up against" an old
besought the people to give all the
Mrs. Bunch and Mrs. B. II. I<eo so that now the only statute provid­
liewhiskeud con game the other
to newspaper editors and is :is fol­ loaded.
encouragement both financial and
ami daughter MrH. Frank Taylor ing a closed searoii for trout reads
day and speedily became the pos­
otherwise that was in their power,
lows;
With a pump that, will supply t"
also Earle and F lo y I,ce of Divide, as follows;
sessor ol a bogus check drawn for
Shippers
are
advised
to
make
their
as it would greatly «id in ge ttin g 1
attended church service Sabbath.
“ It shall be uulawful for any applications for cars in writing and the consumers of Roseburg one $50. A strauger entered the store
our products into the markets of
toqiecify in their orders the items million three hundred and seventy
person
to take, catch, kill or liavo lettered “ a ” to “ I” inclusive in paru-
aud confided 10 the ice cream mer
Miss Winnie Dresser of L yn x
the world.
thousand gallon« of nfatei per day
chant that he was about to lead a
Hollow is the guest of Miss Amy in possession any trout except, sal gi qih 1 one the re '.ulnlion:- The re
H e was followed hy the Hon. J.
cord < are to be public ind any shipper j there is little doubt hilt that this
mon trout, dining the months of
blushing I’ortlund widow to the
Owens this week.
M. (Shelley, who. upon the invita­
excellent service altar and that by way of celebrat­
December, I unitary and February :u\is^aUo,rLrthe X p n te h e r^ i |
Mr. Fritz. Schlie killed a very
tion of Mr. Carver,
the prime
lice at any time during imsiness j during the Hummer canon and con
o f am year taken from tlie waters hours. I f l.ho rooonl is not kept n ‘
ing the happy event he would need
mover itt the enterprise, made a full nice young beef creature Tuesday.
of the Umpqua river or its tribu. in y s t a t i m i, or ft ¡1 cess i denied to sumers will have no c.inse to com­ several gallons o f L e cream and
statement of the project and also
Mr. Sanborn weut. away from tarice, or at am time to take, catch, ' homi liile shippers, tins commission plain o f tlie scarcity o f this com oth i- confections. The merchant
will ilinlertake lo n< ■ the practice is modity.— News.
Mr. Carver’ s connection with other here the first of the week.
kill, or have in possession any I eorieeted if thè fari are reported to
was delighted and took the order
railroad enterprises. He stated how
! il ut saie ni.
Coos Hay Tinus
Tw o sclionneis with alacrity. He also took the $50
Mrs. A . D. Owens went to town trout, char or salmon less than live
AI
eneh
lui
ion
011
c
v
d
.
v
m
il
io
n
i
!
in
enough rails to build about tifteeu ^
inches in length, or to take, catch I lin i state u bere an agent ts inaili are unloading cement, at the C.mli- check which was tendered m pay-
miles ot road ou an extension of Monday,
l.linci!, and where frelght Is recelved
or kill the same hy any means what nini dclio -re d. t l i n v shii.ll he k e p i and net Mill Company warehouse lor moiit and gave the stranger his
Mis. Kendall and son Willie went
the Medford Crater Lake line had
rvid.i ri i iii
¡ i uni nt all tlie Southern Facili*- Railroad Com change and a two-bit cigar, just to
ever except with hook and line, pi
been ordered bv Mr. Carver and visited Mrs. \V. N. Wheeler Tues­
applicai mus for ears by shippers, und 1
show that lie was a good fellow,
commonly called angling.'’
aid rcgi-tei nr record .-h. I! irivc sub pany, which unl.es over 2 b,nun bn
then he found he had been over- ' day.
Htuiithilly the following information: rel-t ol this iintcri.il to im shipp 'd The stranger took the merchant’ s
It
is
held
that
the
closed
season
hid by Portland parties, presumably
in 1 .Name und address of the a p ­
Many o f the people from here at provision of this amendment of the
It good coin and cigar ami the trail
plicant I'm cm i. Iii number <>f cars there bv tlm S iitlie r u P .-ili-
agents of the S. P. Co., in the sale tended the funeral of Mr. W . N.
south but later was apprehended
old law applie only to the Umpqua applied for icj when curs will I«- ri- is estimated that t 1 • e >st of Hi* .
of the road already built, aud that , Crow held at L°rane Saturday.
ip iirid : d kind and size: e kind of
meat
now
on
'h
gin
in
d
s
amountsl
by the sheriff and brought hack,
river and its tributaries, having no freight to he hipped: I f ) ilestiniitinn
these rails were now enroute for Eu We were all saddened at the new-
III'freight
p
lint'-cars
are
furnished
to
more
than
$
l
2
n,nno
The up to-date con man always
law whatever providing a closed
gene and had passed Council Bluffs.
und set for loading . h number fur
o f his death and we wish to extend
studies
the advertising columns of
lvugene Guarii,
rim Springfield
That they were paid for and would our heart felt sympathy to his be­ season for trout fishing hi any other nislicd ij kind and size, (j, initials
the local newspapers and goes after
strea n in the state
The hill was and number of cars furnished,
be used in the construction of this j reaved family in tliis their sad loss.
III applie d inns I'm cars made at Banking Co , teccntlv incorpoiated
introduced by Representative Jack- nnv m-h stiilinn hull be immediately in Hngene, will ereet a one-story | the merchant who doesn't advertise
line as soon as they arrived.
Mrs. I. N. Dresser and daughter son of Roseburg and was passed an<I correctly record'r| in such regls- briek and storie building ut Spring­ | as a dead easy game. There are
The speaker stated that Mr. Car - 1
icr or lei'iird in chronological order
Miss
Varien returned to their home without change. Th e amendment " f application Such record shall lie field ibis «uimncr lo bo oc. apio I hy still a lew other merchants in the
ver was now ready to put $60,00*1
kc
pi in a suitably li'uind book, and I
Rogue Rtvei Valiev who should
into the line; that our citizens had in L y n x Hollow Saturday after at­ m found on page 54 o f the I DOT be subject to the Inspection of any thè batik "Iticli thè cmnpnnv in
take
war mug from this story. The
session laws
tending church service here.
buna lidc shipper darin
im-iin'-s ! tcnctfi lo cstnhlish ther<* nini I v thè
already subscribed $40,000 tn stock,
hours.
Summer
lush of confidence men is
Th e old section, which was su
| Hampton Bros, dry good . store.
Mrs. Mary Bunch was a guest of
and that only $ 20,000 more was
just
beginning
to arrive.— Central
pereeded hy Jackson's bill and is
needed to he raised to make the Mrs. M. F. Babcock Friday night.
Loggers Take Thousands ol Dollarsj
While crossing the S. I*. K R. Foiut Herald.
no longer in force, was
matter a certainty. In no uncertain
Wednesday morning while l o g ­
to Portland.
track at the myrtle grove, tv.o m
i l e s ________ _ w .
“ Section 2 * 1 : 14 — It shall bo un­
words lie stated if the curses and ging one of A. D. Owens’ horses
A
bug'-
number
of
loggers
from
1
south
of
Roseburg,
Saturday
utter
,
lim e's more evidence that pros-
kicks that had been hurled at the i fell and received a had cut <>n his lawful for any person to lake, catch
1
h*
Mohawk
country
arrived
in
n°on,
George
Turpin,
of
I.eland,
jierity
is hard to stand: In a single
Southern Pacific could be trans­ breast. W e think it pretty tough kill or have in possession any trout,
Eugene o ' * ' h* and a great many j Josephine county, In 1 ,1 running day, a Pennsylvania laborer dropped
except
salmon
trout,
during
the
formed into dollnrs, there would
luck.
mouths of November,
December, more will lie down tonight on their I horse, valued at $J0H, which heidcad when told that he had inherit
be enough money to build the road
was hading on account d Ilio ani- c l $1 00,000 and a Connecticut mail
Th
e
Babcock
brothers
team
ran
January,
February
and
March o| w IV to Portland to celebrate the
and have 40 miles hanging out to
mal’s lameness. The
Each
m»n
has
Fourth of July
was j drowned himself after learning that
the Pacific ocean. And that it this away Friday from the Medley place any year, and it Hindi he unlawful
from
$50
t’
>
i-
.'on
in
cash,
and
they
|
struck
and killed outright by the J $40,000 had been devised to him.
to Curtis Yeatch’ s where they were tor any i>erson to lake, catch kill o r
road were built it would be a most
lYciug Still there are lots of us willing to
have in possession at any time any all declare they will spend every 1 northbound flyer, No. II.
powerful incentive to get congress stopped hy “ Uncle Y e s" Veateh.
cent
of
it
before
returning.
On
no-
ulmoat
totally
deal,
Mr
Impili
dui take a chance at receiving that sort
to make an appropriation to open
The closing exercises of the dis­ trout, char or salmon, less than live
count
of
prohibition
in
I,atte
county
Il0t
henr
tho
approaching
train
andini
news.
up the Siuslaw harbor. H e wanted trict school were held Saturday inches in length, and it shall he un­
every
bit
of
thi
money
will
be
'
to celebrate Independence day as evening, were well attended and lawful for any person to take, c.itcli
spent in Portland whereas in for-
the day when liberty was secured much enjoyed and M ss Amanda or kill at any lime in the waters of
| mer years it was kept in Eugene j
this
state
any
trout
by
any
means
from the tyrnnnotts oppression of Foster had the honor of receiving
and surrounding towns
Tlie log i
British domain and also from the the first diploma from District No. whatever except with hook and line
gets
are
all
free
spenders
and
create '•
oppression of the Southern Pacific 48. The program waa a very pleas­ and any one fishing with hook and
prosperity
wherever
they
do
their
in Lane county.
ing one aud showed much thought line who,upon lifting the same shall
I
trading.
He was followed hy I)r- VV. K u y­ and training hy Miss McQueen to find any trout, «‘liar, or snhnou le'-s
It is estimated that from $20,000
kendall, who also made a stirring her pupils who on their par* must than live inches in length caught or
to
$30,000 will be taken out of tne
talk along the same general line have profited by the
training. entangled thereon shall immediate
county
by the loggers with which!
stating that if the people ever ex There were dialogues, songs and ly, with 1 ire, and the least possible
to ctlebrnh; in Portland. G uard.
injury
to
the
fish,
disentangle
and
peeted relief they had to rise in recitations, tableaux and panto-
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their own might and throw off the mine till some expressed themselves let loose the same, and transmit the
Grass Widower but Three Days
1
yoke. The gods help them who ns “ tired laughing.’ ’ “ Women s fish to the water without violence."
I
‘.
is
generally
liclieved
that
it
Alter
h.iVin
•
been
divorced
from
help themselves, and it the people Rights’ ’ was represented in first
take hold with the right kind of class style. All enjoyed Miss M c ­ was the intention merely to shorten 'Ins fecoiul vide but three days,
spirit and push the road can be Queen's songs very much and the the closed ^easou, but the effect Daniel Hanna, son of the late Sen­
easily built, ami the speaker said dialogue wherin Mian Amanda Fos­ was to give the Umpqua a three ator Mail; Hanna lia« been married
he was in »3 great earnest in the ter figured as a typical
“ black months closed season and othei a third time, and declares that lie
streams no closed season at all.
matter that he would double his mammy.”
¡is perfectly happy at last. Hanna's!
Tlie law cannot lie remedied until bride is Mary Elizabeth Steiv.irt, u
subscription rather that see it tail
The chairman then jocularly called
Patronize the Leader's adver- the next legislature convenes in divorcee, formerly the wife of Frank
tisers,
1001 ), and many believe that by the 1 Skelley, a hotel clerk.
on “ Farmer” Woodcock to make an
PEARCE BROS.
P fc A R C t;
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