Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, February 21, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text°'«fo n l i â t Soc 0M C itr Hall I If Y o » L ik e TH E L E A D E R B o o st fo r It- If not, Sen d y o u r C rltic tsn \ to th e P a p e r. / / WtSSPGHWteWSSWRMeSsI mH % €0 B O H E M IA n {/GGETL E A D E R jCosaollAaUd January 9. I90H 1 » A d v e r t is e In THE L E A D E R T h at is W h a t B rin g s B u sin e ss ancl g iv e s a P ap er L ife. V O L . X IX . C O T T A G E G R O V E , O R E G O N . F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y az, 1908 \ / / NO. 45 NEW CHURCH eac h one registered, a pass for free character. A tu iu el 2000 feet in transportation on the Eugene & depth lias been driven right iulo the body of the ledge in the direct Eastern Electric railway for the ion it cuts through the mountain in day was given each guest which was greatly appreciated. which it is located and the grade of The program as auuouuced was the ore has been growing richer as the tunnel is bored. Above the Roseburg, Cottage Grove, Springfield and Junction to meet at the club rooms at 2;30 j and proceed thence by car to the | innermost point there is a perpen Sent Large Delegations to Eugene Monday. I University, where, at 3.15 addresses j dicular body of ore for 1000 feet ; were made at Villard hall and a which may be reached bv »toping, All W ere Royally Entertained. Property of the Seventh Timber. Fruit. Grains and and this can he done throughout i visit over every department of the i University to see its work and its the entire length of the tunnel Day Adventists. Mines. great needs. which is to he bored tlirougli the Monday was certainly a gala day delegation from Cottage Grove. At 7:30 the guests assembled mountain, a concentrating plant is now on the way, and when it ar for Eugene and the sun shone A IIUNDRKD FROM COTTAGE GROVE again at the club rooms where light BOHEMIA'S RICH TREASURE rives the ore already taken out will \ bright with approval upon the day The train had scarcely stopped refreshments were served and a LOCATED ON WALL STREET be prepared for being taken to the and its attending events. The Cot- when almost 100 of Cottage Grove season of speeches and good cheer smelter at Tacoma. When t)ie taKe Grove Commercial Club turned business men and prominent citizens prevailed. out almost to a .nan and more than quickly alighted from the traiu and PKI.EUATION FROM IF SC T IO S. Neat Little Chapel Cost Nearly Samples Displayed Would Precipitate tuunel is bored through the moon- tain, the nether exit will he very | filled the special car chartered for got into line. Every man of them $1000 Free of Indebtedness. On the arrival of the south a Rush if Found in Some wore a badge of the Commercial bouud train at 2.18 the hand with close to the Riverside claim , which I tbe tr'P *° Eugene, The Program. Foreign Land. are also very rich and which run ! The UoaebQr* contingent with a Club of that city printed on lemon the officers and principal members off in another direction, and n„ sPB,'ial traiu carrying about 200 of yellow in green which colors are of the Commercial club marched to which a tunnel l.a» been driven for Ro8ebur8 '9 Prom.nent citizens pre- those o! the University of Oregon, the depot aud received the delega tion trom Junction iu the same The neat and modest little chapel One would think that from the 2000 feet with the samp grade o f! <!eded the Cottage Grove ,lelega- and as they baited on the south hearty, warm hearted manner that recently constructed on Wall street side of the depot with big banners literature and advertising that have rich ore all the way. j tioD to E , Kene h y 0,,|y a few mm- the delegation from the other sister recently been put forth in the mat Tbere is a mountain of ore in ute*' wbile J uuclion C,t>’ and on which was displayed the follow cities were rect-ived. Tom Richard by the Seventh Day Adventists de son came up from Portland on the nomination at a cost of $901.73 ter of boosting Lnue cMinty's mag sight and those who a re fortunate I SPrin« field • « * » * « “ arrived at ing. same train and lie added to the en was dedicated laHt Sunday Feb. 10, , , . . the county seat a little later, ' Cottage Grove 1910, 9,999.” nificent timber, in setting forth her enough to own stock in any of thusiasm of the occasion. .. ,, , , . The day was beautiful—the spirit 1908 and the service w-is well at Then they broke forth with the advantages as a section which will these mines will not have to live | 1 . . . The delegation from Springfield, tended. The report of the church of enthusiasm was at its height— ultimately startle the world in the mauy months longer until their \ following mighty yell: b which was fully as large and en , e coming i hack , to . them nothing h could have been done more “Eugene! Eugene! our county seat thusiastic as any other came in treasurer, Miss Minnie Comer, production of grain, fruit, vege money will ,, l> , , than was done to give to Eugene s The queen city is hard to beat huuches Many came on the showed that this little denomina tables, that these are the only in many times the original invest - 1 ^ “ Cottage Grove will boost and . V* i soo visitors a more cheerful heart- “ Bullet” at 11.10, Others followed tion had txp’euded during the past things she has to offer to the inver ment as it ts a property that needs ” holler on No. 12 with the Cottage Grove year in improvements, church work, tor in which he ran reap rich divi no exploitation; tile values am there felt welcome, or to make their visit And voto for U. of O. $125,000.” delegation aud still others came by benevolences, etc. a total of $3,045- ,, „ one of the happiest occasions. Eu- dends for the capital invested and in plain open sight atid , tlir're can rr At this the Eugene Commercial conveyances and stages, .57. Twelve new accessions to the ■natter < > f ! g eue had ou her best clothes to re feel sore that he is not. giving up be n« contingency in the Club which Was lined up to meet COTTAGE GROVE D ELEGATION . ceive her company. Her citizens church has been recorded since the hard earned money for nothing production. them came hack with their regular H. C- Madseu, H. H Veatcb, J beginning of the new church aud Without the least disparagement to We believe the mines of the Bo turned out en-masse and were on yell. C Johnson, F. Snodgrass, W. H. the little denomination is prosper these splendid natural resources, hemia and Blue liver districts are their good behavior, kuowing their Abrams, Mayor J. I. Jones, C. C. A throng of hearty voices gave which will yield bountifully to those destined to bring in as much wealth neighbors had come to see how H. O. Thompson, Geo. ing under the leadership of its fo'tli thundering applause, and as Hazelton, Hall, Dave Griggs aud wife, Dave pastor, Elder B. 0. Tabor, who lias who properly sed carefully work \ to their owners as the timber, the Itbe^ d*d things, it died away, the Military band led Scholl, Dr. Iviine and wile, Mrs. purchased a very sitely tract and out the problem of production, we ; water power, the fruit, and agri- a r r i v a l o f r o s e b u r g s p e c i a l , the way. The Cottage Grove dele Gross, Marion Veatcb, Nate Comp budded a comfortable home in East cannot help but emphasize the fact | cultural lands or any other of onr j At 11.15 the whistle of a loco- gation followed and when they had ton, John Bartels, Win Conner, C. Cottage Grove. It was further that locked in the recesses of the ! natural resources. motive announced the arrival of a all got on the pavement and direct W. Wallace, Ed Tullar, Harry shown by the treasurer’s report that Cascades, the Almighty has hidden ' . . ■».... ■ special train from Roseburg. When Tom Abrams, J . B. Protz- ly opposite the street cars which Short, man, Van Allison, Nattie Martiu, only an indebtedness of $110.07 re away mineral resources that only MEETING OF THE NORTH j the engine hove in night it was a were lined up there, they faced to need the magic key of capital j FAIRVIEW MINING COMPAN Y !n,asB hunting and other w ard the cars and with swinging Tom Jenkins, G. G. Warner, Jas. mained ou the church at the time Benson, Audrew Brnnd, Herbert of its dedication, which ou this oc turned by the perservering hand of j j decorations, while displayed upon hats iu one hand aud the other Eakin, Wm. Perrnan, Dr. Woods, casion was all paid q/t subscribed. labor to make them available to j p ,1>tene i s _The annual , tho tc,"*er monster letters was pointing to the street cars they H. M. Anderson, Frank Williams, The following interesting dedica F. H. Rosenberg, C. Coffman, Geo. human needs and bring good re- i ,ne^tin(, nf t|,„ North Fairview Min- i tbe legent: “ Uosel.org Paved Street broke out in uuisou : tion program was rendered; McQueen, D. J. DuBruille, W. II. turns to those who employ one or jng conipallV- operating operating in the Bo-1 Special” .” The train had scarcely "W ell! Well! W ell! Lincoln, N. Jones, J, W. Baker, Opening remarks. .Elder B. C. Tabor either in their development. hernia district was held in Eugene cum(’ *n BiS>“ when a s,reara of aB This beats Cottage Grove Obas. Cochran, Roy Ostrander, D. Dedication song.................. ..........Choir We s p e a k advisodly. Some yesterday afternoon with the princi-1 man>y men and fair w° “ eu All t o --------------- eTer J. Gover, Lincoln Taylor, Sam Ofientng prayer W ell! W ell! W ell!” samples of rock fairly filled with pal pill stockholders present. The old ! Braced any country country, commenced to Pearce, Chas. Van Denberg, John Music by the choir ......................... ..................Special Dedication Hong evidences of mineral, in which even officers were re-elected for the com i pour from the cars, all adorned Moving further south they made Milne, Chas. Mathews. J D. Asher, S o n g .......... Male Quartette Dr. Van W inkle, J. H Chambers, the novice could detect the copper, ing year. They are: George W. witb badKes* iu room for the Roseburg delegation that fairly urisl and church re p o rt......... and which the assays say carry McQueen, president; Alf Walker, astounded the big crowd of Eugene aud headed by the fire team draw T C, Wheeler. W. A. Hemenway, F iim ........................... Miss Minnie Comer C. Wallace, J. S. Stoneberg, Col good values of gold and silver were vice-president; J , W. Kays, second people who had gathered to give ing Eugene’s splendid equipment J. Wm Blair, Clias. Britneau, Jas. Violin solo, “The Shepherd Boy” shown us recently hy F. J. Hard, vice-president; Darwin Bristow, the visitors royal welcome. The wagon, followed by the Military Hemenway. Frank Jordan, Alta ...................................... Prof. F ind lay who says they were not selected treasurer; Herbert Leigh, secretary tour coaches were loaded to the band, the processiou started up the King, Bert Richmond, F. B. Phil So n g........................................................M ale Q uartette samples, hut simply the ‘‘run of the and general manager. The old guard» and brought the flower ol beautiful paved Willamette street lips, Pres. Commercial Club, Geo. Offertory mine,'’ convinces us beyond a doubt board of directors, consisting of I Roneburg's population to visit Eu- to the Commercial club. One of Comer, 1st Vice-Pres. Commercial The Celebrated Rubetistein's Mel ody in F ..............Prof. F ind lay F. D 'Wheeler. 2nd Vice- that the Oregon-Colorado claims, Oeo. W. McQueen, Alf Walker, j . ! Kenc. Fully 200 citizens were on the stirring marches which that Club. Pres Commercial Club, C. P J'-nes, P ray e r from which they came are certainly W. Kays, Hermann Leigh and Jns. j lhe excursion and among them band knows how to play, enlivened Jr. Sec. Commercial Club, O. Song.........................................................Male Quartette destined to become great producers F. Powell, was re-elected. were the mayor of the city. Dr. the stirring scene which was viewed Veatcb Asst, Sec, Commercial Club. Dedtcatnrinl sermon ..................... ........................Elder C. W. Flatze Roy Ostrander says the Eugene Register. The report of Manager Leigh Hoover, and nine out. of the twelve by great crowds on the sidewalks, Among the speakers iu the even S o n g ............................ Male Q u a rtette This mine is about four miles showed that a great deal- of work councilineu, Circuit Judge J . W. while from windows everywhere Benedletion \ from the end of the county road, had been done in the past year. As Hamilton, County clerk Wannacot, came the megaphones such as, ing were, F. B. Phillips, president Cottage Grove Commercial Club, which terminates at the Vesuvius, soon as the snow disappears from Clerk Agee, Sheriff McCallan, M l “ W hat's the matter with Roseburg? C. B. Cannon, Roseburg, J . J. Diek White came down from the with which Mr. Hard is also con the mines the work of driving the tor Wimberly, of the Review, and She’s all right—” “How about Ryan, Springfield, If. L. Rann, mines Saturday and reported con nected and from which place he deep tunnel will be resumed Editor Hates of the Umpqua Val Cottage Grove? —She’s all right,” Junction; Eugene's booster, Mr. siderable snow in the camp but has built at his own expense a ley News, and many others. and Rah! Rah! R ail’s! were heard Hartog and the great and only Tom considerable work being executed Richardson of Portland. Music good wagon road. The First National bank of Eu- i Scarcely had they alighted from on every hand. was furnished hy the Eugene baud nevertheless. He thinks the com The work on the Oregon-Uolo- gene will build a tine new batik the train when the delegation got Swinging across the street at var and U. of O. Glee club A grand ing season will be a prosperous one rado has been of a substantial j building this season. together in a bunch at the west end ious intervals were banners bearing I banquet closed the eventful day. in Bohemia. of the depot and raising their im "Welcome” and in almost every provised banner bearing the follow window were cards oil which were | the words, "Welcome to our visi-1 ing : “ Rosfburg 1908, 5,000” tors.” Then with the stentorian voices Just before reaching theCofluuer- \ ! they gave their yell with a whoop- cial club the baud opened out , on either side .of the street and Have it For Less. “ Roseburg!—Eugene! played as the guests and the mem- i Watch us grow We vote for U. of O. ” bers of the Commercial club which | This was antiphonally answered were intersperced tlirougli the line by the Eugene Commercial Club of ipjrch drew up at their destine Bargains in Footw ear which with their well known yell: tion. Here, the visitors were ar s cannot lie duplicated any “ Rah! Rah! Rah! Roseburg." ranged along the outer line of the where. M any of our best Then Roseburg came back with: sidewalk and a picture ot the big j brands of shoes included in “ Roseburg can’t be beat crowd of guests was taken hy Clar our Sacrifice Sale. Is unsurpassed and seldom equaled We are bound to have paved ence Winter from the roof of the jstreets building across the way. Make onr city nice and clean , l =either in = MAYOR WELCOMES V IS ITO R S Like our sister town Eugene " The guests then moved up sta ir», This brought torth such a storm FRE SH STOCK BK ST BRANDS L O W L S T PR ICK S i of cheers the yell leader of the Eu- to the Commercial club parlors and Kxaininc onr China & Glass | gene Commercial Club Dr. D. A. the meeting was called to order by ware. Heavy, serviceable Paine was completely drowned out President L. L Whitson of the Gloves, Shirts, Overalls, Sus- ! and it all ended with a storm*of club. Mayor J. D. Matlock in a jienders, S<»cks and other neat impromptu speech, welcomed I applause work clothes for Lumbermen, Eugene's magnificent Military the visitors to the city and figura We are IT when it Comes to Clothing Loggers and Miners. j band was thete also and played a tively turned over the keys of every I rousing selection as the visitors thing that could add to their pleas FINF. H A N D M A D E LOGGING ¡dropped off the train When the nre. S H O K S $ 4 0 0 T O * 7 . 0 0 >. * . President Whitson then a n -1 ; yells had been given and greetings exchanged, the band again enter- non need the program for the day. : The first thing in older was the ! j tained the assembly as they waited tor No. 21, which brought in the registration ot the visitors and as| LANE’S RICH T O E IM O M P SO N CO. OUR SPRING CLOTHING BOOSTER DAY AT COUNTY SEAT SP E C IA L SALE SHOES Family : G roceries STYLE, QUALITY OR PRICE MELER-THOMPSON CO. PE AR CE B R O S.