Cottage Grove leader., August 24, 1907, Image 1

COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
TOI. XIX
NO. 1
DEMURRAGE LAW
ROW IN EFFECT
NUKMAL üCHOOLS
ARE ABANDONED
NEWS FROM
STATE AND COONTY
The Six Months’ lime
Expired
Board of Regents Rescind
Action of July 18.
Items of Interest in
Condensed Form
pension rétroactive.
U O D l f l T OflITftnT fî
who want to reside in that thriving
liesolved, Hy the State Board of
TLecominirsion i Kiv< n power
city.
Normal School Regents, that we
to prescribe rules and régulations |
recognize the State University and
With our new creamery now in
relating to the furnishing of cars.
the State Agricultural College as
operation, says the Dallas Itemizer,
as to the manner and form of rank-
important adjuncts to the Normal
we feel bigger than ever. Now
ing application for care and deliver­
schools in the training and prepara­
|
let us all get together and work well
in g switching, weighing, loading
tion of teachers, especially those re­
and faithfully for a fruit and vege-
ami
unloading.
for
quired in the high schools of the
3 table cauuery in order to utilize
Considerable speculation is rife
state, and in order to secure har­
j other of our products.
Preparation
as to what the effect oi fhe demur­
monious co-operation in the devel­
Aurora, says the Borealis, is a
rage law will be. It is claimed by
opment of the educational system
wide open town. The authorities
shippers it will cure the car short-
of the state, and to that end we
AND MONMOUTH recommend that the committee on TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES do not believe iu restricting the
SATURDAY. AUGUST 17TH | age evil, by making it so unprofit DRAIN
liberty of anything, and for that
able for railroads to permit short - 1
courses of study hold a conference
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! reason cows are entitled to run at
ages that they will keep a noilicient
with the heads of these institutions.
large 24 hours a d ay—they are giv-
number ol cars on band to meet all
New Law Will be Watched With In­
The Abandoned Schools May be Run
A Resume of the Week's Local Hap- en ti,e rigilt of way.
demands, while others venture the
Large Freshmen Class.
terest-Will it Cure the Car Short­
This Year Independent of
pennutgs of the State and County
assertion that it will prove a boom­
Charles Richardson of Jordan, in
age Evil?
State Aid.
erang.
Briefly Told.
Linn county, while cutting grain,
Estimates on the treshmau class
This prediction is based on the
met with a painfnl accident that
at the University of Oregon, for the
ground that the Oregon law cannot
nearly resulted fatally. His team
coming year place the number at
The re c ip ro c a l demurrage law, nffect interstate commerce, and that | Salem, August 20—The Board about 200 students, of whom nearly
Gilliam comity farmeis have fix took fright and ran away with the
enacted at the la s t session of th e the roads will, by centering cars !01 Re° ent8 of Oreg°n State Normal 25 per cent will probably come ed $8 as the price of alfalfa hay.
j binder, throwing him in front of
L egislature, went in to effect August here to meet the demands of local Schoo>8 to,1<,V rescinded its action
says
the
the platform and driving the guards
“Cut
the
thistles,”
from Poitland and vicinity. This
lS,the six month’s time allower lor : traffic, cut short its supply of inter- ; ld J ldY I'^> °'dering that Monmouth class will tie the largest in the his­ North Yamhill Record
T h at’s I into his back and breaking several
the railroads and shippers to prepare I state traffic cars.
and Drain norra»,s
operated this tory of tho institution, and will right.
ribs.
(or it having expired. The new j in Washington, where there is a j^ear’ and 'ustend a resolution was
Four head ot registered Holsteins
There are more crops around
bring the total close up to the 500
huv is contained in section 2 t>, oi {demurrage law, it is said that up to Copied, declaring that the schools mark and the whole enrollment to Klamath Falls than ever before, sold the other day brought $80 a
the transportation and commerce j this time there has beeu but one shall not be operated unless dona­ 750.
head, or a total of $320. H. M.
and better ones.
act, passed last winter. It was | daim presented, which was for tions are received and that “ no do­ The courses this year will be up The bay crop is short on Myrtle Fleming was the owner, and he
nations shall be received without
(¡enerally known at the time ns the , * 400 .
to their usual standard, and with creek, and baled hay is worth $11 ¡sold them to W . F. Hamlin, living
;
the
express understanding and
Railroad C om m ission bill.
across the Willamette. Two other
the opening of the new library a {on
agreement that no claim will bo
The law provides for reciprocal
building, which lias beeu accepted,
"Face the Music.”
The
Pendleton
Scouring
Mills
fu» bluods a,ld 8even R rade8 were
1 made tor repayment by the state
demurrage, which »mounts to de­
a great deal of additional and bad­ are now running day and night!.*,so P h a s e d by Mr Hamlin Mr.
Fleming bus sold his horses and
murrage that works both wnys, af­ There aro several theories con- I or legislature.”
ly needed room will be at the dis­ with a full crew.
other stock, and bis farm ot 73
fecting railroad and shipper alike. earning tho origin of the slung The faculty already elected at posal of the institution.
“Tongues ofF ire,” areanuisance
acres west of town is for rent. He
Under the provisions ot the law, if phrase ‘‘Face the music.” It is said j Monmouth was discharged mid the
iu
several valley towns; turn the
has property in Salem aud may
application is made f >r 5 cars or to have con e from the army. One executive committee authorized to
Ten Reasons Why.
hone oti them.
move there to occupy it within a
less, they must be supplied within i of the difficulties in training horses elect a new faculty when funds are
The post-office receipts for July short time.—Corvallis Times.
five days; more than five ears and i for tho military service was that o f, available, No faculty bas been
Here are ten good reasons why
in Ashland, were 23 per cent more
Drain ¡Normal.
¡Normal. Ex-
not to exceed ten, within ten days; getting them to face the regimental 1 elected by Drain
we should all patronize and trade
R. L Gile, a prominent prune
than July last year.
Kessler
of
Monmouth.
President
for more than ten cars and less than | band without cutting up a rumpus.
with our home business people.
buyer in Oregon, whose home is in
Irrigon trees and viues that re-
Another authority says also that says that bis institution will meet Read Hi» article over carefully and
30, within 15 days, and if applioa-
Rosebnrg, was iu Eugene, yester-
ceived
proper attention have made .
, . , .
,
made
for
30
or
more
cars,
!
it
is
ol
military
origin,
but
that
i
t
j
the
conditions
imposed
and
that
give each reason careful considera­
tion is
'
1
day and contracted for several carB
1 ,
•
they must bo furnished within 20 was applied to coldiera when they the school will run next year. Ex­ tion aud see if there is’nt some a line growth this summer.
of prunes in ,, this vicinity.
\Ahile
days. Time runs trotn 7:00 o’clock I were drummed out to the tune of President Briggs of Drain, could truth in it:
A Corvallis man contracted his prjceg are soaring, beiug uround t>
in the morning of the dny following I “The Rogue’s March.” Still an-1 not say what the friends of that iu-
Hie Oregon
Because, you examine your pur­ hops, about 20,000 pounds to an ,.en, s for ;j,)s atlfj
tbit on which application is made| other version is that it is used by jstitution would do.
crop on the whole is excellent,
chase and are assured of satisfac­ Albany, N. \. firm at lOcents.
actors behind the scenes when pre- RFSOt.CTION unanimously adopted tion before investing your money.
Figs ns large and perfectly devel- while that of California and other
to the railroad ■onipany.
If n railroad cquyjauy fuils l<>! puring to go on the stage to face I Tire resolution that expressed
Because, your home merchant is oped as those raised in the most fn countries is short,
| the new policy of the board was in­ always ready and willing to make vored portions of California a r e ! The crop in Oregon is not great
furnish the cars within the lime j the music literally,
troduced hy W. B. Ayre, and was right any error or any deffeclive grown in Monmouth.
in quantity, but the quality is good,
specified, it forfeits to the shipper
adopted
by unanimous vote; not, article purchased of him.
$2 a day and every fraction of a
There is growing in a Forest most of the primes beiug large.
Cheaper Lumber.
however until alter an extended dis­
Because, when you are sick or Grove yard a full sized fig tree
day for each eir applied for. Here
The crop around Rosehurg will
is where tho reciprocal part of th e; Because of the weakness ol the cussion was held, during which for any reason it is necessary for heavily loaded with iruit, which is c o n e in three weeks earlier than
law coincH in :
California marxet, the drop in char Col. K. Hofer offered au amend­ you to ask for credit, you can go to about twice the size of the Oalifor- usual, ami the same thing is true to
1 a lesser degree of the Lane county
If th» shipper fails to load tlie i jer rfttes tc gan Francisco and the ment which proposed the accept­ the local merchant. Could you ask nia tig.
cars supplied him within 4S hours ]owfr price of logs, which have ance of donations without condi­ it of a mail order house?
Rattlesnakes are more numerous erop. In this county such an event
Because, if a merchant is willing these days on the desert than they mskes 'lie labor situation worse,
after they are delivered ready fori fallen off about $2 from the prices tion as to claim for repayment. Mr.
loading, lie forfeits and must pay to nf four months ago, lumber in the Ayer’s resolution was drawn in ac­ to extend you credit Jon should have been for years, says the Priue-
According to this, prune men will
the railraad company $2 a day or j p0rtliainl markets has fallen from cordance with Ins views of the pow­ give him the bene 6 t of your cash villa Review.
receive more money this year than
fraction of a day for each car so i $2 to $3 a thousand feet. Prices in er of the board under the law cre­ trade.
A Brownsville man was out hunt- for many years previous. At the
Because, your home merchant ing when he saw a deer. He fired, price of 6 cents a pound for 3O.4OS
delivered and not loaded. It is the local market range from $13 to ating it, aud it is supported by an
provided, though, that where ap $ 1 ^ The price of lumber is always opinion he has obtained from Geo. pays local taxes and exerts every —missed tlm deer and killed a $10 there is a fortune in the business,
plications are lnado on several ilif a|)0U( $2 more than the cost of logs H. William, Dolph, Mallory, Simon effort to build and better your mar­ steer. He disposed of tbe meat for
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ket, thus increasing both the value
ferent days and more cars aro sup- fronl WDich the lumber is cut. and Gearin.
*20, so lie was only out $20.
0refl0n A g ricu ltu ra l College
He took the position that if the of city nnd country property.
plied 011 one day than were men f, ffior enleis very largoly into the
An Aurora farmer said he knew
Because, the mail order merchant
Board
ol Regents should necept do­
honed in the application for that cost 0f the finished product, and
of
no better way for the fanner to
0pen, September 27th. Instruc-
does
not.
lighten
your
tnxes
or
iu
day, the 48 hours shall not run ■ Portland lumbermen say they do nations that have been made with
make rnoncv than to have a b" ,,cb :tion begins October 1st.
Offers
any
way
uphold
the
value
of
your
an
announcement
that
claim
for
re­
until the time contemplated in th» , Dot anticipate any further decline
of
cows
and
sell
the
cream
that
it
,
ourses
in
Agriculture,
Agronomy,
particular application shall arrive, j ¡n prices unless labor become.. payment will be made, there would property.
Animal
Husbandry,
Dairying,
Because, the mail order merchant beat raising hops out ol sight.
Hero too, the 18 hours do not he cheaper They say the two will re­ ben moral obligation upon the part
A piece of wood was found by Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture,
do
nothing
for
the
benefit
of
our
gin until 7 o’clock of the morning 1 inaj„ relatively close together.
of the state to repay the money.
well borers near Aurora 250 feet be- Forestry, Civil. Mechanical, lilectri-
following tho day on which the ears i
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Thus the board would in effect be markets or real estate values.
low
the surface.
It is the only cul and Mining F.ngineering, Com-
Because, if your town is good
•re delivered.
In fo rm atio n W an ted .
creating a debt, which it is forbid-
enough to live in it is good enough place heard of lately that has gone merce, Pharmacy, Domestic Science
The law provided that in addi
jdentodo.
to spend money in—Gov- Folk of down—hut may bo it, to, was com- and Arts. Tuition is free. For
tion .0 the forfeiture of $2 a day ; On January 3. 1907, Carl R.chard
school mi st go au » * .
ing up.
catalogues containing full inforina-
for all car, requested and not sup Thomas disappeared from his home iSo far as the board of regents Missouri.
Ov»r one hundred new dwellings ! tion regarding courses of study,
Because,
the
best
citizens
in
your
plied, the railroad company shall at York, Pa.
Carl was fifteen years oow has anything to do with the
have been erected in Dallas this equipment, etc., apply to
bo liable for all actual damage re -! old, five feet eight luchcs high, and matter, the Drain and Monmouth community patronize home indus­
The Registrar,
try. Why not be one of the best year, and still there are not enough
complexion
sc|
100ls
will
not
run
next
year,
and
suiting to the shipper from failure i weighs 135 pounds,
to
supply
the
demand
from
those
|
CorvaHis, Oregon.
citizens ?
to supply the cars.
i fair, eyes, grayish blue, Although lt ¡s up t0 the friends of the schools
Because,
if
you
give
your
home
I Carl is almost a man in Stature, he to take action. If they do not run
It is also provided that wlien an
■ y^Nt y|v
yj*
yj« y|* y+' y+» y+«
*>* y** y**
but a child in years ami exper- ¡ as n<Drinal schools the board will be merchant an opportunity to com­
breugbt by a sbipp-r '¡¡ ^ '
his parenls are greatly |w,||lug , o leaae the buildings for pete. by bringing to him your order
in the quantities you buy out of
» ro ,,,, demurrage, d -
I local school purposes
shown hy competent proof at. tuc *aiHlTC?>-
, f
town, lie will demonstrate that,
trial that lie had ready for ship-. Five yea.» ago these Parent ^
Monmouth Normal ha» an inrnmc quality (onsidered, lie will save you
ment the kind of freight mentioned 1 “ 8°" through drownmg. and the of$4
f
th , a , school d, -
,1
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,
missing b o y tlu-y now so anxiously ; { $40011 trom tuition and Pres- money.
There are also ten good reasons
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for “ *•
„ seek ¡o' tbcfr only remaieing child.
Boaster soya .bat » « • ™o
why
the home merchants should
1 revision 1 a made that neithcr| ..
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,,,»t
ibis
lad
went
^
raineti
by
donations. This, he
It is believed that this
patronize their home papers thus
railroad
„or
shipper
shall
1
«
liable
j
^
west„
n
papers
arc
asked
j
w,„
^
sufficient,
as
the
teach-
r
. - , | I W
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nnjsj
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west,
for any (allure to comply with the
gnef-atricken parents to re- 1 ef<, hMe aKree(, ta ^ v e for $750 a enaling them to live without run­
ning mail order houses and out of
termz of the law, when the.r inal., 1 -
^ ^
n0, ice.
Je„r e3cb
UO TO
is due «0 act of Hod, the pub .c|*' ^ inforlnlltion concerning ibis
^ ^
adopt„(l the ,0|. town merchants’ advertisements.
•nemy mobs, riots, w .eck., fire, or ;
* grate|ully received by j
• reso,nUon
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PE AR C E B R O S.
accidents.
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- io 4 22 , North
Morto j 1 R Hofer
6 #nd _ ¡„tended
. . . . to encourage
Suit for Divorce.
n
,
■ Rutlier L.
Thomas,
W ith y o u r P ro d u c e
V
I ower is given the Railroad Com- ^
Htfe£ti York> P, .
preparation of students for work
a n d r . x c h a n f « for
mission to suspend the operation o
f
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Through her attorney Knox A
‘ In’ law, upon proper showing, but
A curious coincidence is reported as
s T,)e Statc UnlverBi. King, Lucy J. Hill, of this city
SHOES an d GROCERIES.
never for longer than 3 ° daY8 » ‘ from Mason county,
«
. . m n t a u i o ' a department of ml has brought suit against her bus*
Melian,
twi
nj
ty
°ne time. Any railroad or shipper
anti Thomas Meh
¡thin the ! ucation, giving courses in the phil- band, William J. Hill, for divorce,
may mnkn application for suspen- brothers,
died {recently
iure, n«.“
!■-
- wi .,„.„„„ 1 , ..Honliv of education and higher The complaint shows they were
sion of the operation
oneration ol the law game week from cancer of st
married in Lane County February
.0.1 When the proper h I iowih R " Tlirj were broiii-lit lo I11' 0 “'*
T|,e St.te Agricultural 28. 1878 . and defendant deserted
and failed to provide for her Sep­
mad« it ia tbu d u ty o l th e
j c o l l . , . 1. ¿ 1 « • W W S I
sion to order a hearing upou
.t/u F .t< ■ (/ ■ ;< . y . y
-t/ »V
.
. ,
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iiricticaHv in agriculture at its summer school, tember 15, 1888, aud they have not
days’ notice, and the power is also mUch alike anti died st practically
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lived together since that time.
conlerred to make tbe order of sus-. tj,e same age, of the same disease | 1
FARMERS
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