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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER F ol . x ix IO T T A G E PRO VE, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1907. DLL PROBABLY NOT PICK HOPS A HONOLULU LETTER N O . 19 MORE SAWMILLS ro TEST DEWURftftGE u w NEWS FROM WILL SHUT DOWN STATE AND CODNTY crop years none have compared with the present, which has been Mrs Wcathcrred Writes of Hawaiian made possible under better farming McKinley Mitchell Orders Freight Carl methods, which are as much re Belles Coming. — Railroad Will Reiuse in Tim e— sponsible for the large yields as tho To File Test Case. favorable season. A yield of from Mr«, Edith Tozier Weatherred 30 to GO bushels of wheat on our McKinley Mitchell, n Portland writes ttie Salem Statesman as fol I heavier land demonstrates the pos lows; shipper, has ordered a freight car sibilities of our soil with proper from the Southern Pacific railroad Honolulu. T. H„ August 12, ’o7. cultivation. company iu order to test tbo validi Editor Statesman and other mem- ! Albany Herald. The Curtiss ty of the demurrage law enacted by jberao fth n pross at Saietn, Ore.— Lumber company which has in the I s HOULD TEACH A LESSON Owing to tin ■ steamer Aorango he- CAR SHORTAGE CONTINUES the last legislature. The railroad TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES past been bothered by the inability will refuse to comply with Mitch I ing loaded to the limit with pas- of the Southern Pacific to supply ell’s order for the car within the jsengers from Australia, my party cars, expects to be able to obtain ¡Prices are Juggled by Middle Men of eight Hawaiian belles and my New Freight Rates Which Goes Into required time of five days as pro relief as a result of the new demur A Resume of the Week's Local Hap- vided by law, and then Mitchell will self will be unable to sail on the and the Grower Has to Suffer— rage law becoming effective. This Effect October 1st Will Greatly penrnngs of the State and County file a test ease. The case will be 2 ist for Victoria, but will wait until company with all the others in tbe Crop Good This Year. Affect the Industry. Briefly Told. watched with interest by shippers the Sierra leaves two weeks hence. county and state, is lookiug forward of this city and vicinity. This changes my plans, and instead with considerable eagerness to see of sailing to Victoria will go to ,San whether the demurrage law will be Colouel George O. Yoran, who is The Clatsop county assessor will Francisco direct, reaching the lat-| , 11,0 sc,,r<dty cars on the Persecution Makes Converts. raise timber lands 25 to 83 per cent an effective remedy for tbe preseut lone of the principal hop growers of ter city September 10. We will at 1801,1 hern Pacitio Company’s lines shortage sttustion, and whether, ■this section, says he has about con and next year to lull value. tend the National Irrigation con-1for ,umber shiPmen's s,iI1 « )ntil>- if it is, the law will hold when test One of the most notable cases in ■eluded not to pick his crop of hops Three years ago a Medford lot ed iu court. The mill at Mill City gress at Sacramento, and then leave ! ucs- 8,1,1 as 8 ««sequence *ome of Ithis year, and thinks it the entile legal history has just come to on and building sold for $4,000, a year for Oregon, arriving at the state the mills ol Lane county are clos- end by tbe withdrawal of the suit ago for $6,500, and last week for is said to have Dleuty of men at I Willamette Valley, or in fact 1 I fair about Thursday or Friday 0f ; 11 for an indefinite period, | preseut. ....... ' ....... , . . . . . George ¡whole Pacific Coast would conclude I ____ , eorge H. Kelly, general manager for the appointment of a guardian $9,000. | fair week. The young ladies are Eugene Register: The plans for of tho person and estate of Mrs. ■to do the same thing, the top busi- of tlm Booth-Kelly Dumber Coni A Crook couuty girl 22 months j all very enthusiastic over their pros- Iness would be placed on a better paiiy, today informed a reporter, Baker O. Eddy, founder of Christ old was given a bag ot candy and the new bank at Springfield are al- I pective trip. There is much enter-, ¡basis He says: , , . , . ¡says the Eugene Guard of Tlinrs- ian Science. The suit, brought in an orange and left alone, and now | most ready and bids will shortly be taiumeut going on here in their! asked for. The plans indicate a day, that the company's big mill at he New Hampshire courts, at she is an angel. 'The hop market is the most pro honor. There are several good 1 very pretty building. It will be of tract'd attention because it was Wendling was closed down .Satur lific source of gambling and joe musicians in 1 lie number, and their Quoting the Journal’s recent re- j prcSgec] brick, front and side, with against a woman 87 years old; of Igling, to the detriment of the voicis are enjoyed by all. The day of last week and the mill at marks about tbe number of saloons no adornment except stone trim- great wealth, possessing an influ (grower, of any other product of the night before they will leave hero Saginaw will bo closed on the first ence incomparably greater than in Portland, tbe Pilot Rock Record niings and pressed brick cornice; (soil. There are a great number el there will be a grand reception at of October, or just uh soon as some says; “T h at’s nothing. Iu Pilot t),a{ ¡s (|iero wi11 be no galvanized large eastern orders now on band that of any nnnointed and crowned I middlemen now who have the bop the Royal Hawaiian hotel. Rock we have one saloon to every jron “fixings.” It will be 23 ieet ruler in the world today; who was are cleaned up. The mills at Spring- (crop of 1907 sold to the brewers Upou my arrival here, when it frout by 60 fe<-t deep. said to bo dead, who bad been re 70 persons. |who use them, at ridiculously low became known that I bad met with field and Coburg are only running ported mentally incompetent and Tho last term of circuit court iu single shifts, but they will probably I prices, and will therefore be com Ian accident in southern Oregon and physically unfit to control her pro Lincoln county was very brief, only Child Born in a Hop Yard. [pelled to pay the grower a very low was unable to walk, I was buried in continue in operation despite tlie perty or perform the simplest offices one jury case being tried. Attor I price in order to make good. It flow, rs and fruit. The callers are car situation. A crowd of hop pickers fourteen Mr. Kelly states that the new for herself; of whom it had been ney B. F. Jones snys “ a dry town |there wero none to be had and these ; many, and numerous are the in- persons in all, traveling in wagons written that she was tho creature is a good thing lor tho tnx-payers, [ ‘shorts’ put out of business, actual Iquiries. concerning Hie Oregon freight rate on lumber which goes and bound from Roseburg to Inde of a clique that used her as a ma but hard on tho lawyers.” ly ruined, things might adjust i Jourual girls who visited here. Was into effect the first of Oetaber is al chine for coining money for them; pendence, stopped at the Walker Irrigon Irrigator: Morrow coun themselves on a more reasonable I called up by the long distance so going to have a great deal of ef who was said never to have had an ty ought to be pretty prosperous yard between Eugene and Spring- fect up<m the industry in this state. basis, and these sharks phone and asked concerning Miss existence, and who has doue more this fall. Everything our people I field Sunday and asked Manager I on getting all there is in the Hop | jj|allc|j0 liri>wn’s health. A young He says there is a great advance in >ood than any living man or wo- bad to sell brought a big price and Charles Soverei«n if he had eoou* h all territory between Ogden and growing business would be com mnu wish,,,! to know if she was still with a bumper wheat crop at high Pickers’ The ,nana8er replied that ! Chicago, and the new rate under inau. |pletely eliminated. single. He was informed that if For nino months Mrs. Ivddy has figures, Morrow ought to be able to llc lackeil about 15 of having the new schedule will be something “My hops are better this year hi intentions are serious, he will liko three dollars a thousand feet been the object of an extraordinary live well and dress in line togs for fino,,* h to kceP the dr^ kilU 8 K°iug, I than they have ever been before, lmve to burry, About 100 miles I nnci tUe crowd aS reed to 8toP ftnd higher thau at present. This will series of attacks that began with an a year or two to come. stay during the picking season, [ and it seems a shame to let then, away another girl called up and be prohibitive and will shut out article in a yellow journal <>f New Moro Observer: Where thresh i Within two hours afterward word stay on the vine, but I ’m afraid aHked about Miss Mae King, who is the coast mills from that market en- York. It was stated quit' serious ing returns are in, the yield is prov i was brought to Mr. Sovereign that they won’t pay for the picking, so ¡n tno chief justice’s office at Salem, ly, Mr. Kolly says, as they cannot ly that she was dead—that she had ing heavier than most of our far a child had been born to one of the that I have about concluded not to He too, wanted to know if Miss been dead for some time, and that ship their lumber under that rate mers expected when estimating the women of the party. A physician pick. If all hop growers could King would like to live in the isl and make a profit. In fact they her place had been taken by a wo yield from standing grain. This is ; was sent for and the mother and agree on a policy ot this kind, ands. 1 advise tome of the Salem would lose money on the ship man made up to rep>csent her; then true everywhere in the county this ■ child are doing well. something might be done, but un eligible« to get busy. a correction was made that, while year and the reason ior it is that ments. Ex-Governor Lord has some der existing conditions things look breathing the breath of life into the tlm heads have filled clear to the Still Pays to Advertise. quite blue for the business.— Regis wealthy, good people here who ask nostrils of Mrs. Eddy, left her a top, and the berry is generally! Anglers’ Association. ter. about him and family. The ex- poor, weak-minded woman, bereft plump and hard—all No. r, and 70 The Marshfield Chamber of Com- Governor’s son is on one of trie of power, and a prisoner in her own cents a bushel. j merce advertising was started one house. Other newspapers sent re island«. Arrangements are being made for Albany Democrat: Game War week ago Sunday in several o f the Lands Won By Locators. I have a large airy room, which a meeting at Gold Hill on Septem presentatives lo interview Mrs. Ed den Baker is watching tlio Chinese large eastern daily papers. On last open» "n three sides, out on a big ber 14tli for the purjxiseof forming dy; some said she was bent and fee A dispatch from Washington veranda, and the trees are full of a state organization of anglers, ble, and that hor mind had weaken pheasant« and is satisfied very f«w Sunday, the Seotciuiy Mi. Waller States that the Secretary o f the In gorgeous-colored blossoms. One which shall have for its object the ed with hei body, others asserted birds are being killed, but proposes Lyon received 4o letters in reply to Mr. Lyon ferior has approved a proposal fo r; can reac|, out and pick the bananas improvement <>l fish conditions in that she was strong, alert and vig to use all the vigilance possible to ' thes0 a<lvertisemeulH preveut. His experience is that! says that in case this sort of re the relinquishment of 2900 acres of alu| otj,er tropical lruits from my the State of Oregon. Heretofore orous physically and mentally, and men who violate the game law are ; sponse remains steady, he will find land iu The Dalles land district, wj„Jow. I thought the winters over while individuals have worked for that the burden of her 87 years was just those who should be ubove it. about all lie can attend to in an now held by the railroad company here wore grand, glorious and sub this end, there have been no organ a light one. Under presrure, her One of the culprits he captured, swering tire letters. T he inquiries The relinquishment will enable set lime, but the cool and pleasant ized effort, and consequently but son, George VV. Glover, acting as one« was a niethodist, the most re cover about the same field as all our tlers upon these lands to acquire summer is a revelation for south sea little lias been accomplished. “ first friend,” brought the suit ligions man in the neighborhood. real estate men are familiar with— title from the government. Just ! islands. Governor C’hnnioerlain, Master that has just been withdrawn; he Heppnor Times: The present that is, everything lrom the price of how this action will affect olliei The trip over was delightful. I pish Warden Van Duzen, Game was represented by able talent, lands which are at the present timo was free from seasickness lor the j Warden Baker and other distin- which included Unitod States Sena good crop is beginning lo open our lumber to how to reach the country. held by the railroads and settled by the first time, and never missed a «.„¡„h gentlemen will be present, tor William E. Chandler. The rase people's e j es to the possibilities ol Times. individuals, is not known, but it meal. But for my accident, the The subject of obstructions in the was conducted by three masters, our county in an agricultural way. Tho Leader tells the news. seems to be a sort of a victory lor trip would have been a perfect one. streams, fisli ways, net fishing, Dr. Jelli, the celebrated alienist, While there have been other good the locators. Officers and passengers were all so hatcheries and other matters per and two judges. Mrs. Eddy’s tes With the aid of a taining to the propagation of fish timony was probably lire rnoet re good to me ri» zi»>F vF zi* Z** vi* - -♦* -i* z,- -i- Rush for R. R. Land Subsided crutch I could hobble to tho table. and conserving the supply, will be markable ever beard by a court. It j traversed a wide range; took up the j This is a new experience for mo to discussed. The meeting will be called at 11 happenings of years ago; gave de tm , , _ . „ | have to use a crutch. Th e rush for Southern Pacific ...... ...........^ I r,|ltn, 0ltll anH n. m., f°r temporary organization tails on subjects that the present generation has torgot, and on one land m I,ane county seem« to hove \ I husband, Nicholas, have a cozy cot- and the election of officers, and fur- subsided during the last month in renewing their ther sessions will he held in the af-laud all things discussed this woman a general way, for during August ,aSe kere’ nn‘ . last trip here, ternoou and evening. ¡of 87 years of ago was lucid and ex- Two delegates may be sent from illicit and accurate, only seven filings have been made ; e'I 'LriLnl c ' if,, are still here j .. b Jack London and wife aresttn nere, tn the county clerk’s office at tbe , . .. . i,ea. each nnglers association, or rod and j It is not clear why MrJ. Eddy .! All regret to leave this pretty nea gun club, one from each commercial, should have been made the victim court house, says the Eugene Hawaiian veil when once here. body, one from each city, and one j of journalistic attack and court per- Guard. fruits, flowers and OO TO ! palms ferns, to represent each county court. sedition. She is very old; there is During July there were many 1 cIitnate will hold their own z. This movement is intended to re- nothing in her writings that has more, but now people seem u , c itw . 1 . - nli with streets paved with gold- either to have got thetr fill o many compliments suit in tho organization of a stroug j courted a blow; she has not assail- W ith y o u r P r o d u c e state organization, which will look|ed anybody; the disagreement that Southern Pacific land, having filed 1 t)R. „ ^ b e r s of the party a n d E x c h a n g e for 1 . 1 . . __ » a K o rp on the cream of the timber, or they ( I jregon girls who were here 1 last out for the fishing interests in the j one might have had with her doc- see j nine was a matter for calm discus have some doubt about their ability year makes one prouder still of dear matter of legislation, and will sion, it did not call far writs and ever to wrest the title from the rail , old 0 reB°"- Il ls S°f young ladiss that the laws relating to their pro summonses and court appearances. tection are properly enforced Ioad- Timber land it very BCarce’ . „ a " " know that they are dssetv- The meeting will be held under j If those opposed to the beliefs of and the life of people that make a Qf nil tho good things said con- the auspices of the Gold Hill Cham- ¡this 87-year-old woman thought business of locating others on tbe ; cerning them, j they were injuring her or her cause, land is growing strenuous. For F.DYTH T. W I v AI IIERKLD. her of Commerce. ______ ___ _______ it is likely they have discovered this reason it would appear that .---------- ' .,Trrl I their error. Out ot the persecution ^ »V »1/ «P timber men have little or no faith WOOD W Russia is ordering a lot of new J oj- the |aat nine nl0„th» tbe Christ- in the government when it comes to WANTED—At this office, clean battleships, but she had better not | ¡an Science Church has reaped a an open combat with the railroad cotton rags for which we wt p Japan get a whack at them. | harvest of converts.—Spectator. company on their land in Oregon. cents a P°lim Col. Yoran of Eugene, Makes Timely Suggestions Saginaw Mill will Close on October 1st. Items of Interest in a Condensed Form J FARMERS P E A R C E BICOS. SHOES and GROCERIES.
