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SUBSt'KIPTiON KATES
One Year
• $1.90
Six Mouth*
.76
JTireee Month*
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•
.50
I pat0 to advance but tt not so paid a
•ulf rin rate ol $z.oo per year will be charged.
Advertising rates made known on application
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1907.
Although the demand lor hard
wood lumber is greater than ever
before, the auttual cut today is a
billion feet less than it was seven
years ago. In this time the whole
sale price ol the different classes of
hardwood lumber advanced Iron 25
to 65 per cent. The cut ol oak.
which in IH!H> was more than half
the total cut o f hardwoods, has
fallen off 30 per cent. Yellow pop
lar, which was formerly second, in
point of output, has fallen off 38
per cent, and elm has fallen off one-
half.
The cut of softwoods is over four
times that ot hardwoods, yet it is
doubtful if a shortage in the former
would cause dismay in so many in
dustries. The cooperage, furniture
and vehicle industries depend upon
hardwood timber, and the railroads
telephone and telegraph companies,
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agriculluiul implement manufact
urers and builders use it extensive
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scale, and the best methods in each
and all cases will be fully demon
strated by the Exposition.
GRIFFIN & VEATCH CO. |
The O. A. C. Barometer, pub
lished during the school year by
the students of the Oregon Agricul
tural college has been changed
from a monthly to a five column
weekly. It is bright and newsy,
well edited and well printed and is
a credit to the staff, of which Mr.
John O. Schroeder '08 is at the head
as Kditor-in-Chief and R. S. Millu
*08 as business manager.
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Wo also handle nil kinds of
F a r m in g
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M a c h in e r y
S ep arators,
WAGON
Sporting Goods
G u n s a n d A m m u n ition , Etc
About fifty hobos to one police
man is the present ratio in Rose-
burg. No wonder this class o f fel
lows are making a target out o f our
railroad men who refuse to carry
them on the trainB when their
chances for escape are bo encourng
ing.— Review.
Remember We Buy for Quality.
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Call on
Griffin & Veatch Co.
With each 50c purchase
of hoys wearing appar
el we give you a ticket
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Maccabee’s Social.
ROYAL ACADEM Y
The Entertainment and Mystery
supper given by the L. O. T. M ’s
and the K. O. T . M ’s was indeed a
very interesting social affair. The
program was excellently
given
which was as follows:
Address of Welcome...Mrs. H. Vennke
Instrumental solo...Miss Mamie Kinie
Recitation....................... Mrs. Whlttset
.Solo...........Mr. and Mrs. Dick Roberts
Recitation................... Miss Hazel Gray
Recitation.............Miss Alma Kill liner
Recitation................... Mrs. Mary Gray
Remarks........................D. .1. Du Bi nili,'
Recitation.................. Mrs. Win. H art
Recitation..............................Otho Hart
Remarks......................Dr. W. A . Klme
E veryone enjoyed the program
and were engaging iu a social chat
when they were invited to supper,
the mysterious part o f the evening.
The menu wao so confusing that
the guests often took a chance at
some o f the numbers, but satisfac
tion was expressed by all. T h e
menu consisted of:
Children o l the sea, Staff of life,
Yankee’s joy , B oston’s overthrow,
Chips of the old block, Boarders puz
zle, Tabby party, Springs offering,
California's pride, W hat a young man
calls his sweetheart, Bitter tears.
Condensed sweetness, Gentlemen’s
favorite, Fruit of the vine, Preacher’s
delight, Unruly member, Found in
the Garden of Kden.
A small charge was made for
each o f these articles and the en
tertainment was a financial success
as well as a social one.
ly.
This leads to the question, Where
is the future supply ot hardwoods
to be found? The cut in Ohio and
Indiana, which seven years ago, led
all other states, has fallen off one-
half. Illinois,
Iowa, Kentucky,
Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri,
New Jersey, Tennessee,
Texas,
West Virginia, and Wisconsin have
also declined iu hardwood produc
tion. The chief centers of produc
tion now lie in the Lake States, the
lower Mississippi valley, and the
Appalachian Mountains. Yet in
the Lake States the presence of
hardwoods is an almost certain in
dication of rich agricultural use.
In Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mis
sissippi the production of hard
woods is clearly at its extreme
height, and in Missouri and Texas 1
Hallowe'en Party.
it has already begun to decline.
Ghosts
and goblins wete given
The answer to the question,
therefore, would seem to lie in the full sway Thursday night at the
Appalachian Mountains. They con home of Miss Eva King on Fourth
tain the largest body of hardwood street.
The guests upon arriving were
timber left in the United States.
On them grow the greatest variety received by a black robed witch
of tree species anywhere to be who motioned them toward the
found. Protected from fire and stairs, at the head ol which, tw o
reckless cutting they produce the misty white apparitions conducted
best kiuds o f timbor, since their | them to the dressing rooms,
soil and climate combine to make j The parlors and hall were dim ly
heavy stands and rapid growth, lighted with jack-o-lanterns which
Yet much of the Appalachian forest gave a ghostly appearance, and
has been so damaged in the past were decorated with pumpkius and
that it will be years before it will black cats, who watched over all.
again reach a high state o f produc After they were sufficiently im
tiveness. Twenty billion feet ot pressed as to the witchery of the
hardwoods would ho a conservative night, the lights were turned on.
estimate of the annual productive
The guests then enjoyed walnuts
capacity o f the 7 5 , 000,000 acres of and pop corn poppod over the coals
forest lands in the Appalachians if in the fireplace. Apples and dough
they were rightly managed. Until nuts were suspended by strings
they are we can expect a shortage from tho curtain pole in the door,
way. Each one tried to bite one
in hardwood timber.
Circular 116, o f the Forest Ser of the articles without touching it
vice, entitled “ The Waning Hard 1 with the hands, the reward to be as
wood Supply,” discuss is this situ many apples or doughnuts wanted
ation. It may be had upon appli by the successful ones.
The cat is a recognized sign o f
cation to the Forester, Forest Ser
Hallowe’en and a very appropriate
vice. Washiugion, D. C.
j cat-guessing gau.e was next played.
The United States government Alter a chase for peanuts came the
has had a scientific expedition this apple bobbing contest. Then the
past summer on the Aleutian group ladies were given a small paper
ol Islands and one result out of ladies slipper on the back o f which
many valuable ones obtained lias I w*te written the answers to ques-
been the marking and identifying tions asked and written on black
o f one o f the largest sulphur de- paper cats given to the gentlemen.
osils in the world. These islands In this manner partners were se
ushered into the
a r e all voleanic and on them exist cured and then
free gold, platinum, quartz, copper beautifully decorated dining room
and sulphur. It is expected by whete the most delicious refresh
many that the exploitation that will ments were served.
It was not until the chickens be
be given to these islands by the
Alaska-Yukon Pacific
Exposition, gan announcing the early hours o f
w h ic h
will be held at Seattle in the morning that the party left fo;
1909 and the amount o f original in home, each convincing their excel
formation that will be collected and lent hostess that they had thorough
dispersed by it about the most ly enjoyed the evening of Hallow
westerly section o f the world, will e'en.
have the effect of sending thous
WANTED
an ds
of settlers to the islands.
W ood choppers to contract for 1200
Fisheries, ranching, mining, are all cords of four foot cord wood. Ad
dress P. V. C o o p e r , Black Butte, Ore
possible on both a large and small gon,
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I Gffl THAT NICE WAGON FOI! THB HI
C O T T A G E G RO VE, O R E G O N .
O p e n s T viesd ay October 15, 1907.
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All w orthy persons will be admitted to the school, the only re
quirements being faithfulness ¡it school, and good deportment tit all
times. The moral influence In the school will be carefully guarded, ami
n o one w ho uses Indecent, or profi.ne language, or who indulges in tho
use of tobacco or alcoholic drinks, or who is in an yw ay Immoral, will
be retained in the Academy.
Good moral talks will lie given by the teachers and all will be ex
pected to attend these. Bible iustructions will be given throughout the
year, yet no one who attends the school is obliged to join these classes.
Tho Bible classes are only for those who desire them.
Recognized papers will be given to anyone finishing any of the four
courses offered, nam ely: Teacher’s, Ministerial, Shorthand and Com
mercial. Wo tench the Chartier system of Shorthand, same as Portland
Business College, F or Information address,
L. G. P A A P ,
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M K D IC A I. A N D HU RU ICA I. STAFF
VV. K u y k e n d a ll; M. i).
w . o . 1’ rom er, m i >.
1*. J . Barilo, M l)
' HOSPITAL
B. F. Sonioie. M I).
I). A . Paine, M . D.
Deo. O ll. Dellnr. M. I).
L. K. McDougal, M. D
P rincipal.
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases.
Modern op-
pending roomjand equipment-
Sputum and
blood exar'i ’ 1 - ¡is.
Appliances for X ray work.
Full corps of trained norses.
Rales on application
TRAININO SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
Regular course of lecture* by the faculty and practical train
ili- in the hospital. The medical and surgical stuff of the hos
pital constitutes the faculty.
For rates or information, as
hospital or training, addres-
W. KUYKENDALL, M. D,
Superintendent.
Or MISS M. H. HOLMSTRUM,
Superintendent of Nurses.
ARMORY HALL
Three Nights Comencing
Thur. Nov. 7th.
illy Bennett’s Big New Shows
Twenty Five People
Big Brass Band
Orchestra
Specialties
New Plays Each Night
Lots ol Music
¡Special Scenery
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Largust and Cheapest Millinery Efttftblishioent in
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GENERAL FEED STORE
D. C. Baughman. Prop r.
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TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS
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FLOUR. MILL FEED
POULTRY SUPPLIES
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Phone: Office 135.
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SHAPES, FEATHERS, ETC.
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4 You kuow our Reputation for Fair Dealing and Good Values ¡jj
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FOUR HOUR SALE
Residence 215.
Fashion Millinery
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THOMPSON HOTEL
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M r s . I . E. T h o m p s o s .
Rates per day ...........................
Boom and board, per week. . . .
CENTRAL OREGON
General B la c k s m it h in g
state n o r m a l school
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Wagon and carriage re-
ing. A ll work guaranteed
Have your horsesieeth ex
amined and repaired. Shoe
at rear o f II emeu way &
Burkholder's store
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r*ra,n, Oregon.
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President Roosevelt will proclaim
Oklahoma a state on Saturday,
Nov. 16. T h e president made this
announcement this W ed. to Gov.
Frantz, who brought to W ashing
ton a certified copy of the new con
stitution.
That youthful appearance can only
lie preserved by the use of good reli
able Toilet articles. We're just as
particular about the grade of our
Toilet articles ns about the most
costly drug in our store. You ran
take our word for anything that we
offer in this line. etc.
Benson's Pharmacy
Cottage Grove. Oregon
me
l enirai Oregon Slate Normal School at Drain will
OPEN SE P TE M B E R 17.
Stron \ ' l 'm i e , ant| Commercial courses,
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