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COTTAGE GROVE LEADEÍt
VOL. X IX
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1908.
DOINGS AT THE
COUNTY SEAT
Court in Session After a
Prolonged Vacation
Wiu. Young and T . Linn have
concluded not t>j appeal the cases
in which they were fined $200 each
in justice court and paid their fines
recently. This with the fiues paid
by Davis and Jacobs makes a total
of $610.60 received by the justice
as the result of the late prosecu­
tions. Roy Johnson will lay in
jail for 100 days, and the cases
against Mayhew and Waddle will
bo appealed.
E
Will Watch With Interest
Action of Commission
If they win, the Northwest will ad
: vance as never before. If they lose
new theories must bo tried that
j heretofore we have approached with
much reluctance.”
The $3.10 rate asked for between
Willamette valley poiuts and San
Francisco differs somewhat from the
Eastern rate case, but involves the
same principle, being an interstate
rate. By an arbitrary advance in
this rate on lumber the Southern
Pacific company is threatening total
destruction of the lumbering in
dostry in the Willamette valley, and
in fact, throughout Western Ore
gon, where mills are not located at
water shipping poiuts.
NO. 37
WORK OF THE
COYOTE CLUB
Nineteen Scalps Secured
During Past Year
per scalp, and we are informed that
the county court looks with some
favor upon the proposition, since
our sister county of Douglas is ren­
dering its farmer citizens assintance
in this direction in the sum of $7.50
for each coyote or wolf scalp can­
celed.
The efforts of the Lane county
farmers during the past year to thus
protect their flocks, should receive
some notice trom the county court
as well as some meager assistance,
at least, in the way of a county
bounty.
F. H. Button, oue of the princi­
pal men o f the S. P. C o.’s force at
Marcola, came back from Hood
MAKING BLIND PIGS SQUEAL River recently and says work at the INDUSTRY IN GREAT DANGER
MORE SECURITY TO FLOCKS ANNUAL MEETING o f c o y o t e CLUB
S. P, camps and mills will start up
By order of the president, S. C.
again with full force early in Janu
Veatch, the annual meeting of the
Work Will Resume in Mills and Camps ary, which is glad tidings to labor Its Fate to be Determined by the
The County Court Will be Asked to Coyote Club will be held.in the city
Fulton Will be Candidate.
ing aud business men alike and in­
Interstate Commerce Commission
hall at 2 o ’clock p. m. Saturday,
— News Around the Court House
Assist in Exterminating These
dicates that the late industrial de­
January
11, I 9 O 8 . AU members
l’ortlaud,
Or.,
Dec.
31.—
Making
in
March.
— Real Estate Transfers.
Troublesome Varmints.
pression resulting from the financial
are urged to lie present.
a trip of 3000 miles to register
flurry, has about become ancient
Senator Charles W. Fulton arrived
history.
iti Portland last night from Wash­
The American Fleet.
J.
H.
Chambers,
the
well
known
Miss Minnie Chambers went to
A few days ago members of the
Work started at the Eugene
ington, D C. He will spend the
Cottage Grove Tuesday on a visit Lumber company mills this week lumberman of Cottage Grove, and
local Coyote Club, consisting ot
Again the heroes who carve the
holidays here and will leave for
R. A . Booth of the Booth-Kelly
with relatives.
Cbas.
and Wilbur McFarland, the conquests of nations upon the his­
and will be kept going right along
Washington on January 6 . While
A fall of a little more than ) 1 on short hours, until the days get Lumber Co. with headquarters nt here it is only fair to presume Mosby boys and our worthy city torical stones o f the past and pres­
inches of rain was recorded by the longer. They have an .order for a Eugene, returned home late last that the senatorial fences will be marshal, Frank Snodgrass, partici­ ent, are before us aud the whole
local observer for the month o f De number o f oar loads o f ties for an week from Washington, D. C , looked after, so that when he re­ pated in an exciting coyote chase world wonders. The long and per­
cember. It was an unusually moist eastern railroad which will have to where they went a few weeks ago turns to the capital he can rest as­ on the Moaby farm, two of these ilous trip which our navy is upon is
to appear before the Interstate Com
troublesome varmints heiDg trailed one that marvels the world. The
month.
he filled by the 15th inst. and other
sured that the Fulton interests will
by the dogs and furnishing splendid twice told tale of the battleship
Senator R . A . Booth is home orders have been coming in quite merce Commission iu the interests be looked after iu this state.
targets for a test of the hunters Oregon’s famous trip returns to us
from a trip to Washington, I). C., well lately, so that it is hoped the of Oregon lumbermen. There were
"T h e primary law says you must
and with his sons, R >y and Floyd, men will have steady work from many other Oregon and Washing­ register if you want to be a eaudi- marksmanship. The chase was live­ wafted upon the breeze of proud
ton lumbermen before the commis­
ly from the first and after a score memories. Well we remember how
are enjoying a brief hunt over in this time on.
dato,” said the senator facotiously,
sion, but all will bo held in sus­
of shots were fired at repeated in­ our hearts beat fast and we listened
Douglas county.
upon his arrival, ’-and I might take
The special services at the M. E.
pense regarding the findings o f the
tervals, Wilbur McFarland finally for tidings of the mighty warrior
A marriage license was issued church, which began last Sunday
a notion to be a candidate. So I
commission until early in March.
sent
a bullet through the bodv ot which met and crushed the Spanish
Tuesday to Albert H. Cruzan at night under the leadership of Evan­
had to make this trip clear across
Mr Chambers said in substance
one
of
the coyotes aud even then it flotilla forever.
Pleasant Hill, and Nettie Ross at gelist C. R. Haudeuschield o f Chi­
the country just to register. There
on bis return: "M ore depends on
kept up a running fight with the
From Captain Clark down to
the samo plaeo. L. O. Hamblin cago are attracting wide attention.
ehould be a law that would do away
the decision of the Interstate Com­
dogs
for
nearly
a
mile,
when
it
was;
every
jacket abroad, never before
acted as witness.
with the necessity of such a trip for
The evangelist is unquestionably
merce commission than on the finan­
overtaken by Mr. Snodgrass and or since sailed a braver crew in
Commissioners’ court met Thttrs- the ablest speaker and strongest cial condition of the country, in re­ that purpose.’ ’
clubbed to death. The other coyote honor of the stars and stripes and
Congressman W. R. Ellis, who
lay of this week. As there were gospel preacher that has graced a gard to the future of the logging
was hadly wounded and it is the wo know that Old Glory has waved
no terms in November and Decem­ Eugene pulpit for several years. He and lumbering industry o f the arrived today from Pendleton, con­
supposition that it was overtaken over the bravest of the brave. The
ber on account of the holidays, is fearless and bold yet scholarly Northwest. The commission will, firms the published reports o f the
and killed by the dogs in the timber j Oregon of the American Navy is
there will be a great deal of busi­ and refined in all his utterances. on March 4 . decide on the question tentative agreement between Fulton,
j ours and we are proud of tbe fact
Hawley and himself that Attorney high up on a nearby mountain
The music is an attractive feature
ness to transact.
of freight rates on lumber East,
A year ago these vatmints became that she was first to plow through
There were 265 marriage licenses of the service. The large chorus and if Ibis decision should be favor­ Geo. Bingham of Salem, is the so troublesome hereabouts that the the foaming billowB the path which
issued in Lane county in tho year led by the evangelist, assisted by able to the sawmill men of the choice of these three for Bristol’ s farmers saw the necessity for an or - 1 the finest navy afloat is now follow-
1907 to 283 issued in tho year 1900. the pipe organ and au orchestra, Northwest, work in the logging successor.
ganized effort to destroy them, to ling. What a sight it must have
When Fulton and Ellis left Wash­
Only 30 divorces were granted, gives such an impetus to the song camps and mil's, will be resumed
protect their flocks of sheep and j been to see the great ship steaming
ington
Thursday
evening
it
was
left
service that no one in the audience
which is a pretty good showing.
immediately. If it is averse, then
goats. This brought about the or- in to port where she was to join the
with Hawley to make terms with
can refrain from taking part. The
I cannot say when the camps and
Marriage licenses were issued yes­
ganizatioti o f the South Lane Conn- navy that so easily showed Europe
evangelist served as a musical di­ mills will begin to operate again to Bourne in regard to Bingham's
terday to Henry C. Holcombe, aged
ty Coyote Club last December and that America still ruled the wave;
recommendation.
If
Bourne
would
rector for five years, hence his won­
any extent.’ ’
34 of W endling and Mrs. Minnie
tlie importation of first class vat- it was then and there that the
not agree, then the matter was to
derful ability as a leader. Large
B. Stephens, aged 29, o f Eugene.
E. E. McClarren, a well kuown be left in abeyance until the return mint hounds bv Wilbur McFarland fighters of many battles called tbe
crowds pack the church each night.
A lso to John Beak and Ida May-
and others and the life of the coyote 1 mighty Oregon the "B ull dog of
logger of Portland says: ‘‘At pres­ of these two.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
aud timber wolf 1 m s been made the n avy" and she still reigns the
Lower, both of Creswell.
ent only a few men are employed
W. T. Kayser et ttx to A . E.
miserable in South Lane ever since champion of the deep.
in the camps of Oregon and Wash­
Ernest R. Gilstrapand Miss Anna
Ex-Game Warden Rewarded
Hamloth etux, lot 1 in block 3 in
that time, resulting in 19 scalps hav-
The coming of the groat white
ington, and these are kept with a
F. Johnson both o f Eugene, were
D. G. McFarland’s 3rd add*to Cot­
g
been
taken
during
the
past
year
fleet
to the I’acific Coast is only a
Ex.S*ate
Game
Warden
J.
W.
view
to
increase
the
force
should
married the early part o f the week.
tage Grove, $800.
the Interstate Commerce Commis­ Baker is the proud possessor of a for which bounties have been paid repetition of the maoy like deeds of
They ore both highly esteemed
U. S. to George VV. McQueen, sion come to the rescue o f the log­ beautiful and expensive gold watch ggregating nearly $190. tlieclub the navies that have fought our
young people of this city.
patent, 8.36 acres in Sec. 6 . tp. 20 h ging industry. There are thou­ and chain, with an engraving ot an assessing its members 15 cents per wars belore and have given to the
William Davis and Jos. Jacobs,
r 2 w.
sands of men idle in every logging elk on the front case and Mr. man for each coyote or wolf killed world some of its greatest captains.
were each fined $100 in tho justice
S. C. Counts to Francis VloLaugh- camp and lumber mill region, and Baker’ s initials on the hack case, and paying a bounty o f $10 per There comes with her the grand old
court for selling liquor, they having
lin B. for deed, 104.60 acres in Sec. these are watching for the decision which was presented to him Tues­ scalp to the member succeeding in man of the rolling sea ' ‘Fighting
pleaded guilty, have paid their
Bob” who if needs be would sweep
30, tp. 20, s r 4 w, $ 700 .
at Washington City as eagerly as day as a token of the esteem in capturing it.
finos.
Tho membership of this club now a foe from off the main, if there be
which he is held by his former dep­
are
the
owners
of
the
timber
lauds
Herman
Venske
et
ux
to
E.
M.
Thomas
Linn a n d William
umbers nearly 75 and includes any. The stars and stripes fear no
uties throughout the state. This
Young, who were each fined $200 Blackmore W . D., part of lots 1 and mills. It is true that thou­
valuable gift an 1 token of regard farmers from Lorane to Upper Row dangers for her seamen know no
sands
of
men
thrown
out
of
work
and
2
in
D.
G.
McFarland's
add
to
in the justice court last week for
by the raise in freight rates East came as a surprise to Mr. Baker, River and from Creswell to Com­ defeat and so our navy sails from
violating the local option law have Cottage Grove, $225.
the rock Imnod const of old Atlanta
stock.
L. W . Baker et ux to S. C. have gone South, but there are also however bis realization that the re
paid their fines and their bondsmen
An effort is now being put forth to the golden shores ot the Pacific
lations
betweon
himself
and
bis
other
thousands
who
have
families
are exonerated. This makes four Counts, W. D., N 1-2 o f lots 5 , 6
efficient deputies had been very by the club to induce the Dane the ruler of the deep,
who have paid their fines and two in block 7 of L. A L. add to Cot­ depending on them, and these men
# H a TSDR u d *.
cannot pick up their belongings pleasant and it is a matter of pub­ co u n ty court to a s s is t it in its efforts '<
who will probably appeal to the tage Grove, $700.
to exterminate these troublesome j
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lic
record
that
both
Mr.
Baker
and
and
flit
away
like
the
single
men
John M. Durham et ux to D. C.
circuit court aud one who is serv­
varmints in this county, by offering
I.adiea engraved visiting cards at
his
deputies
rendered
just
as
faith­
can.
A
decision
favorable
to
the
Baughman W. D., $150. Let in
ing sentence in the county jail
small bounty of from $2.50 to $5 1 the Leader office.
timber interests of the two states ful, vigilant and valuable services
T he total number of hunters’ blk. 2 in McQueens add to Cottage
to the state in the protection of ita
cannot
reach
the
ears
of
these
men
licenses issued in Lane county for Grove $150.
game, as is possible under the many
Robert Carey et ux to A. Brewer, any too soon, as the funds they had
»
the year 1907 was 1079 as against
accumulated are being frittered disadvantages and trying circum­
W.
D.,
lot
in
block
2
in
D.
G.
Mc­
1661 issued in the year 1906, mak­
>
stances. The token was appropri­
away.
ing 18 more. This is not ss great Farland’s 3rd add to Cottage Grove
ately and worthily bestowed.
R. A. BOOTH TALKS
an increase as there should have $ 1100 .
In an interview with a Journal
been. Yet it means considerable
Marshal Receives Cash Reward.
First Car Over New Road.
reporter at Portland R. A . Booth
money coming into the county to
By City Marshal Frank Snod­
R. L. Donald left Salem at 1 p. had this to say. “ It is admitted
protect our game. Some of the li­
that
some
considerable
profit
has
grass
we are informed that Mayor
m.
in
a
special
car
for
Portland,
the
censes brought $10 each, but by
far the most brought only $1 each. first electric car to run over the been made by the lumber people, J I. Jones treated him to an agree­
but it is largely represented in able surprise Tuesday by present­
Pai>ers were served on Charles new line between the two cities.
larger and better plants that would ing him with a check for $25 in ac­
Maybew by Chief of Police Far­ He made the trip in about three
be greatly reduced in value if the cordance with the mayor’ s procla­
hours
with
light
power.
The
fall
rington iu which he is charged with j
mation a few weeks ago that he
maintaining a nuisance in selling current for heavy cars will not be increased rate is sustained.
" I believe the railroad people are would give a reward o f $25 for tbe
intoxicating liquors contrary to law. turned on until Wednesday, al-
much impressed to find the margin apprehension and conviction of the
Tbis is the ordinance passed by the though the entire line has Irec-n
of profit to manufacturers as small negroe hobos who committed the
council some time last summer and ! formally turned over to the operat-
as it was shown to be. Knowing it bold robbery just south of this city
the particular provision of keeping | ing corporation, known as the Ore
now
as they do, if they persist in I recently. Marshal Snodgrass run
liquors on hand declared to be a 1 gon Electric Railway Company.
Mr. Donald as chief engineer for demanding the advance they know- I own and captured the fugatives in
nuisance by the ordinance was ruled
jg
Barstow A Co., the contracting firm ingly do it at the peril of the ,n" I short order.
upon by Jude Hatris. The city is
IH
going to see whether the "sellin g” of engineers, who have built thejdustry.
be regretted that th e 1 If you want a real live local
_
,
can be declared a nuisance, if it line in less than two years, h a s 1 “ It is to
$1
construction conflict between tbe shipper and j paper try the consolidated Leader
bandied
the
entire
can be proved it is done. The case
and feels very ' the railroads is so marked, but the 1 and Nugget for a year. \\ e guar-
has been set for this Friday morn from start to finish, been arcom- | lumbermen are not tbe aggressors, sntee your money’s worth, and then
ing, and it will be heard before Re­ proud o f what has
They are fighting for an existence, j
plished — Salem Journal.
corder Dorris.
l
wm
m
Lumbermen
TAKE
NOTICE
j
W e have a large
stock of hand-made
Lodging
Shoes to
select from.
P rices: $4. to $ 7.00.
P E A R C E BROS.
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