Cottage Grove leader., May 22, 1908, Image 8

PORTLAND
T he Eugene high school base
Mike W ald and family cam e
ball team was defeated by the Che- home from Cottage Grove Monday
m aw a Indians at Chemawa S atur­ aud reports th at he is m aking a r­
day afternoon by th e score or 7 to
rangem ents to open a moving pic­
1.
ture show at th a t place. H e is
L. E- Bean, \V. W. C alkins and about to give up his place at K ay’s
John H. Ilarto g went to Mapletou
by stage Monday to ta k e in the gun store.— Register.
Rhododendron carnival at Flor­
L. R. Edm unson, W elby Stev­
ence for a few days.
ens, H arry Stew art au d J. W .
Bert H . Lee asks the court to Baker left for the lower Siuslaw,
adm it the will of his brother, H er­ especially Florence, Acme and
bert Lee, to probate; asks th a t he Mapletou and will do some cam ­
be appointed executor without paigning in th at section. W hether
bonds and nam es J. I. Taylor, they will join in debate with some
F rank T aylor and A. Loderstrom
as appraisers. T he property is of the republican candidates who
valued at $600. T he will was pro­ are down in th at section rem ains
bated and orders issued according to be seen.
to the prayer of the petitioner.
Iiloise Wheeler, widow of W .
W hile on their way by stage to N. W heeler, has filed a petition for
Florence to attend the rhododen­ the probate of the will of her de­
dron show, Booster John Ilartog, ceased husband. She states th at
W . W . C alkins and L. E. Bean the probable value of the property
were all more or less bruised by be­ is $1,500 and th at she and five
ing throw n from the stage, which children are the only heirs. She
w ent over a four-foot em bankm ent asks to be appointed executrix of
M onday night. A high wind had said will and be qualified to act
blown some lim bs from nearby w ithout bonds. She asks th a t E .
trees in the road, near Mapletou, A. W heeler, Mr. F. Babcock aud
in which the team became en tan g ­ A. I). Owens be appointed apprais­
led in the darkness, and went over ers of said estate. Ju d g e Chris-
th e em bankm ent. T he driver aud mau adm itted the will in probate
team escaped uninjured and all and it was proved. O rders were
proceeded on their way the next issued granting the prayer of p eti­
tioner.
m orning.
ROSE
T he total registration for Lane
county as figured out by the coun­
ty clerk and Charles M cFarland,
who did the w ork, is 5,929 or just
To lie held in
seventy-one less th an the 6,000
PO
RTLAN
D. O R EG O N
m ark.
Joseph M. E ngland petitions the
probate court for the probate of the
W ill be the most brilliant
will of Mary Ann Dillard, de­
ceased, stating th at the property is
probably worth $2,000 and nam ing
a large num ber of heirs. H e asks
the court to appoint him executor ev er held In the Pacific N o rth w e s t
without bonds aud nam es II. C. Portland, “The Rose City*’ will be
scene of splendor and the center of
V eatch, E dgar K ing and C. M.
world-wide interest for one week.
Jackson as appraisers. T he will Several important conventions to he held
was proved and orders issued ac­
in Portland on that occasion.
cording to prayer of petitioner.
FESTIVAL
JUNE 1 to 6, 1908
Floral Fiesta i Civic Jubilee
Hon. Stephen A. Lowell, of Pen­
TH E
dleton, will address the citizens of
Lane county, under the auspices of
the Lincoln Republican Club, at
the Court House at Eugene, on
Saturday evening, May 23d, at
W ill sell Special T ickets
eight o’clock. T he subject of the
on this occasion from
address will be the political issues
of the day, from the Republican
standpoint. Everyone is cordial­
to Portland and Return at
ly invited. Mr. Ix>well is one of
O regon’s most brilliant orators and
his hearers will find him en tertain ­
ing, as well as instructive. T he F o r P a rtic u la rs call o n .1. M. IS II AM
famous Eugene M ilitary Band will L ocal A gent.
WM McMITRRAY,
furnish music for the occasion.
SO UTH ER N
P A C IF IC CO.
Cottage Grove
$5.90
G en eral A gent, P o rtla n d , O reg o n .
COL. W. H. BLAIR
MILITARY EFFICIENCY
BACK FROM FRISCO
AND STRENGTH OF
NATIONS COMPARED
G erm any can mobilize a million wagons each for artillery ammu-
men
in a month, F rance a» uition and stores, 1 supply column
m any, Jap an at least eight h u n ­ composed of 3 wagon trains of 27
dred thousand. We, with good for­ wagons each and 1 pack train.
W'e have some 150 field guns,
tune, a million in two years. In
the Franco-Prussian war, the G er­ Japan has ten tim es as m any and
m ans placed an initial arm y of these guns are wonderfully made.
578,000 men, ' 159,000 horses and Their m anufacture requires trained
1,284 guns in the field within five men, special m aterial and m a­
days after the declaration and ef­ chinery aud weeks of painstaking
fected the most complete conquest care. G uns also m eans caissons
and limbers, shell, shot and shrap­
of a powerful natiou.
Simple system was the whole nel, trained men to serve them,
secret of German effectiveness and trained horses to draw them and
on the fifth day the great ( lerm an experts to direct th e m . T he ordi­
m achine of destruction, composed nary rifle cannot be used in war.
of men who but a week before had If the other fellow k ills at 2,300
been clerks, artisans and m echan­ yards an d you at 1,000, he will
ics began to move, alert, fit, effici­ slaughter <fou unscathed with 1,300
ent and equipped to the last shoe yards m argin of safety. Military
rifles are m ade w ith craft. All
lace.
Contrast with this the m obiliza­ these things m ust be produced in
tion of our forces for the Spanish- war-time panic by m achines not
American war. Congress began yet constructed, by specialists not
to issue calls for an army of 216,- yet taught, in factories not yet
000 men four days after the decla­ built, from m aterial still in the
ration. In four m ouths the re­ liowels of the earth or growing on
quired num ber had been enlisted, its fertile hills. Now a b attle­
but the men were, in large part, worthy fighting line for the United
half organized, h alf drilled and States could be promised in not
half equipped. In two of their less th an one year.
W ar is neither im m inent nor
great camps more men died of dis­
ease than were killed in the entire probable, b ut nothing in the world
war, and even at the end of four could invite war as does our pres­
m ouths they were not able to com ­ ent defenseless state. We have
pare ltfith the G erm an levies in no arms an d equipments, we have
point of efficiency. G erm any— no plans nor facilities for feeding
five days, an army of 518,000 men or supplying, we have no ex ­
m arching. T he United States— perts to lead the volunteers, we
four months, a Ixxlv 216,000 learn­ have no provision for their h an d ­
ing. It is a fair statem ent of the ling. In time an arm y could be
rolled, jum bled, stum ble, blunder
power of the two countries.
It is difficult to say just w hat into shape, but time, we know is a
Jap an can or cannot do. In her commodity of the most terrible
receut war she mobilized 1,200,000 significance in war.
These are a few facts taken from
men just as fast as she could pos­
sibly use them, aud she is sup­ "T h e N ational G uard R eview .”
posed to lie able to put in the field Now in the face of these facts is
twenty-one perfect divisions of it policy for the voters of Oregon
veterans in one mouth, (a division to vote down the arm ory appropri­
contains 3 brigades of infantry, 9 ation when it m eans so m uch to
regim ents) 1 regiment of cavalry, the men who are train in g them ­
9 batteries of field artillery, 1 b a t­ selves, as best they can to meet
talion of engineers (4 to 6 com ­ any em ergency th a t m ay arise?
panies) 1 com pany of signal corps, T hin k th is over an d when this
4 field hospitals, 1 am m unition m easure is brought before you in
column, composed of 3 sections of June vote " y e s ” for the arm ory bill
21 wagons each for small arm s and the protection of our nation.
II. K . M e t c a l f .
am m unition, and 2 sectious of 21
Sheridan, returned to her home in
Cottage Grove, Sunday.
Mrs. G ay and sou Evans, of
Mr. Otto Briggs made a flying
trip to Eugene last week.
Kellog, Idaho, left here Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Porter were en route for their home, going by
way of Seattle to view the battle
in Cottage Grove, Monday.
ships.
Mr. H arvie Lajoie is home again
after a stay of some tim e at J u n c ­
SILK CREEK NEWS ITEMS.
tion.
Mrs. Iiloise W heeler visited Mrs.
Mr. William Horn and family Beulah Estes not long ago.
were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Lo­
Mr. and '^frs. Richardson made
ren za Huff, Sunday.
a trip to Cottage Grove S aturday.
Miss Lulu Jackson and M iss
Charlie W ilson went to Lorane
Sarah Lajoie went to Eugene S at­
M onday, to build a house for Mr.
urday to spend a few days.
Moore.
Mr. Laurence and Henry Fisher
Lloyd ( »wens and Clyde Bab­
and Mr. Frank Angel, were calling
cock visited friends in Lynx Hol­
on Mr. Brown’s people Sunday.
low, F riday night.
Mr. Rasch has a fine new barn
Miss Lem Boyer, of Cottage
in course of construction, the L a ­
joie Bros, furnishing the lumber. Grove, was visiting friends here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Clyde Babcock, and Mr.
Mrs. Henry Damewood has been
Floyd ( »wens, were guests at the
Dresser home the last part of the enjoying a visit from her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, of late.
week.
A special school m eeting was
(hie of the pleasantest affairs of
the season, was the flinch party called Saturday night, for the p u r­
given by Miss Mabel Mackie. S at­ pose of electing a director to fill
the place m ade vacant by the re­
urday evening.
cent death of W . N. W heeler, J.
Mrs. Richards, the nurse who V. Foster was chosen to fill the
has been caring for Mrs. C. V. place.
LYNX HOLLOW NEWSLETS.
Col. W . II. Blair of Hotel Ore-
gon, returned home from a trip to
San Francisco the early part of the
week, m uch pleased with w hat he
saw at th^ Golden G ate city d u r­
in g the recent g rand reception ten ­
dered the A tlantic fleet. H e says
the city 's decorations, the splendor
of the p arades an d the great p a tri­
otic dem onstration upon this occas­
ion, will
probably never be
equalled in C alifo rn ia's metropolis.
He visited th e flag ship and all
of its num erous departm ents and
considered this a privilege of a
life time. H e says the K ansas was
know n as the “ Belle of the F lee t,”
an d it w as boasted th a t you “ c a n ’t
soil a w hite hand k erch ief on board
the K an sa s.”
T he M aryland h ad the crack
crew of the fleet, in appearance,
m arksm anship, athletic sports, etc.
Col. Blair, his son-in-law and
daughters, occupied a good view
point at the Golden G ate when the
great fighting squadron sailed into
the bay an d says th a t it w as a
most im posing sight.
Col. Blair
notes quite an im provem ent in his
health as a result of this m ost in ­
teresting an d enjoyable trip.
Ilis
two little dau g h ters will rem ain in
San F rancisco a guest of their
m arried sister for a few weeks.
Notice for Publication
U n ite d S ta te s L a n d Office,
R oseburg, O regon,
A pril 7, 1908.
N otice is hereby given t h a t In com ­
plia n c e w ith the p ro v isio n s of th e a c t
of C ongress of .lim e 3, 1878, e n title d
“ An a c t fo r th e sale of tim b e r lan d s
In th e S ta te s of C alifornia, O regon,
N e v a d a , a n d W ash in g to n T e r r i to r y ,”
a s e x te n d e d t o all th e P u b lic L an d
S t a te s by a c t of A ugust 4, 1892,
SIM K O N R. BRAND,
of C o tta g e G rove, c o u n ty of L ane,
S ta te of O regon, did on Feb. 11,1908,
tile In th is office bis s w o rn s ta te m e n t
No. 9552, fo r the p u rch ase of th e Nlf
NEW a n d SE% NK^ of Sectlou No. .'10.
in T o w n sh ip No. 20 S., R a n g e No. 2
W ., W. M., a n d will offer proof to
sh o w t h a t the lan d s o u g h t is m ore
v a lu a b le for Its tim b er o r s to n e th a n
fo r a g ric u ltu ra l purposes, a n d to es­
ta b lis h Ills claim to sa id lan d liefore
W. VV. C alkins, U. S. C om m issioner,
a t his office a t Eugene. O re g o n , on
S a tu rd a y , th e 22d d a y of A u g u st. 1908.
H e n a m e s ns w itnessrs: H en ry
F ish er. E d Jo n e s, Dan B ru m h a u g li,
H. V eatch of C ottage G rove, O reg o n .
A ny a n d all p erso n s c la im in g a d ­
versely th e above-described la n d s a re
re q u e ste d t o file th e ir c la im s in th is
office on o r M o re said 22(1 d a y of
A u g u st, 1908.
B en ja m in I, E d d y , R egister.
Y O U SPEN D
T oo m uch tim e—o b ta in in g Inform a­
tio n from un certain so u rces—unless
you a r e usin g P o lk ’if G a ze tte e r of O r­
egon and W ash in g to n , com plete infor­
m atio n of every to w n In these tw o
s t a t e s a n d a classified B usiness Di­
re c to ry .
1-52*
R . C B E K A H S I'ottUR)' d r o v e . No.
24, M eetings 1st 3rd. and 5 th . F ri­
d a y of e v ery m outh,
E t t a B a k u », N O.
K a ti e B, V ca tch , See.
R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S —Meet 2ml
a n d 4th W ednemlay u t e a c h m o n th .
M kh M aky B a k e r . O r a c l e .
M rs . C. W . W a l l a c e , Ree.
W O . W .—B o h em ia r u m p , No. 2t>0,
Meets ev ery F rid a y < veiling.
A, B kkwkh , C onsul C om .
( ' h a s . V a n D u n i h i i o , Clerk.
K
O . T . M. C a sc ad e C am p No. 280
M eets every T h u rsd a y night.
O. H. V e a t c h , Com.
W ill.bc m ad e th is se a so n hy th e
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(L IN E S IN OREGON)
FROM
R. K. II r n x i s , C o o l e r .
I. O . O . F . —C o tta g e G ro v e , No. (VS,
M eet e v e ry S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
G e o . C o m e r , N. O.
A. B h k w r r , Sec.
Notice lor Publication.
U n ited S ta te s L n n h Office,
R o se b u rg , O re g o n ,
A pril 7, 1908.
N o tice is hereb y g iv e n t h a t in com ­
pliance w ith th e p ro v isio n s of the a ct
of Congress of J u n e 3, 1878, e n title d
“ An a c t fo r th e sale of tim b e r la n d s
In the S ta te s of C alifornia, O regon,
N e v a d a , a n d W a s h in g to n T e r r i­
t o r y ,” o s ex te n d ed t o a ll th e P ublic
L a n d S t a te s b y a c t of A u g u s t 4,1892,
RO SE ANN C RO W LEY ,
of P o rtla n d , C o u n ty of M u ltn o m a h ,
S ta te of O regon, did on J a n . 8, 1908;
file In th is office h e r s w o rn s ta te m e n t
N o. 9542, fo r the p u rc h a se of th e L o ts
num lier 2, 3, 7 a n d 8 of S ection No 82.
in T o w n sh ip No. 21 s o u th , R ange No.
2, W est, W. M., a n d will offer p ro o f
t o show t h a t th e lan d s o u g h t is m o re
v a lu a b le fo r Its tim lie r o r sto n e th a n
for a g r ic u ltu r a l p u rp o se s, iju d t o e s­
ta b lis h h e r claim to sa id la u d before
W. W . C a lk in s, I T . S. C om m issioner,
a t his office In E ugene, O regon, on
T u e sd a y , th e 18th d a y of A ugust, 1908.
She nam es u s w itnesses: W illiam
V an G o rd en , R ufus R ollins, Grill
R o b iso n , of C o tta g e G ro v e, O regon;
J o h n C ro w ley , of P o rtla n d , O regon.
A n y a n d -a ll p e rso n s c la im in g a d ­
versely th e above-described la n d s a re
re q u e ste d to file th e ir c laim s In th is
office o n o r b e fo re th e sa id 18til d a y
of A ugust, 1908.
B enjam in L . E d dy , R eg ister.
Notice for Publication.
AS F O L L O W S :
Roth Ways
Through
Cortland
St. Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas Cily
$76
71
64
64
64
90
90
40
40
40
One Way
Via
California
$87
82
81
75
75
50
50
85
00
00
TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE
May 4, 18
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23
Angust 6, 7, 21, 22
G o o d fo r re tu rn In 90 d a y s w ith s to p ­
o v e r priv ileg es a t p lea su re
w ithin lim its.
REMEMBER THE DATES
F o r any fu rth e r in fo rm a tio n call o*)
J . M. ISH AM , L o c a l A gent, o r w Ito
WM. McMURRAY.
G en eral P a ss e n g e r A gent.
PORTLAND, ORKIION.
T IM B E R LAND, .U. I JU N E 3, 1 8 78-
N O TICE FO R PU B L IC A T IO N .
U n ited S ta te s L and Office
R oseburg, O regon, M arch 27, 1908.
N otice Is hereby g iv en t h a t In c o m ­
pliance w ith th e p ro v isio n s of th e
a c t o f C o n g re ss of J u n e 3, 1878, en­
title d “ An a c t fo r th e sale o f tim b e r
la n d s in th e sla te s of C alifornia, Ore­
gon, N evada a n d W ash in g to n te rri­
t o r y , ” as ex te n d ed t o all th e public
land s ta te s by a c t of A u g u st 4, 1892,
J . HA RDY CROW
of L o ran e, co u n ty of L an e , s ta te of
O regon did on O ct. 31, 1907, file in
th is office Ills sw orn s ta te m e n t No.
9300 for th e p u rch ase of th o lo t 3, of
Section N o 18, In T o w n sh ip No. 20
s o u th . R an g e No. 4, w e st, W. M. a n d
w ill offer proof t o sh o w t h a t th e
la n d .s o u g h t is m o re v a lu a b le to r its
tim b er or sto n e th a n for a g ric u ltu ra l
p u rp o se s anil to e s ta b lis h Ills claim
t o said lan d before W. W. C alkins, U.
S. C om m issioner, a t his office In E u
gene, O regon on T u esd ay th e 14th
d a y of Ju ly 1908.
H e n a m e s as w itn e s se s; E d w ard
E . F u rm a n of L orane, O regon, Nel
so n J . C ro w of L o ran e , O regon; W.
II. D a v is of L o ra n e , O re g o n ; E lza
H . C row o f L o ran e , O regon.
A ny m id a ll p e rso n s c la im in g a d ­
versely th e a b o v e-d e sc rib e d la n d s a re
re q u este d to file th e i r claim s In th is
office on o r before th e sa id 14th d a y
of J u ly 1908 .
B e n j a m i n L. E d d y , Register.
U n ited S ta te s L a u d Office,
R o se b u rg , O regon.
M arch 18, 1908.
N otice Is hereb y given th a t In com
plia n c e with th e p ro v isio n s of th o A ct
of C ongress of J u n e 3, 1878. e n title d
“ An A ct fo r th e sa le of tim b e r L a n d s
in the S ta te s o f C a lifo rn ia, O regon.
N e v a d a , a n d W a s h in g to n T e r r ito r y ,”
a s e x te n d ed to a ll P ublic L and S t a te s
by act of A u g u s t 4, 1892,
H A R R IE T T E. SPA HR,
of S ta r , C o u n ty of L ane, S ta te of Ore­
g on, filed In th is office o n .y arch 27,
1907. h e r sw orn s ta te m e n t No. 9021.
l o r th e p u rc h a se of the E l-2 SW1-4,
NW1-4 SNV1-4, SW1-4 NW1-4 of Sec
tlo n No. 12. in T o w ijs h ip No. 21
S o u th , of R a n g e N o. Z W est, W . M.,
O re., a n d w ill offer p ro o f t o show
t h a t the lan d Hought is m o re v a lu a ­
ble for Its tim b e r o r stone th a n for
a g r ic u ltu r a l pu rp o ses, a n d to e s ta b ­
lish her chiim t o sa id la n d before th e
R egister a n d R eceiver of th is office, a t
R oseburg. O regon, on F rid a y , the
14th d a y of A u g u st. 1908.
She n a m e s a s w itn e s s e s : S id n ey
V a u g h n , of R o se b u rg , O re g o n . J o ­
seph W leks, Rnllln W icks, a n d Car-
T IM R E K LAND. ACT JU N E 3, 1 8 7 8 -
roll H a rlo w , nil of S ta r, O reg o n .
N O TICE FOR PU B LIC A TIO N .
Any a u d all p e rso n s claim ing a d ­
versely th e a b o v e dcsig'ibed lands a re
U n ited S ta te s L a n d Office,
re q u e ste d to file th e ir c la im s in tldH
R oseburg. O reg o n , Fell. 15 RIOS.
office on or liefore said 14th day of
N o tice Is hereby giv en t h a t in c o m ­
A u g u s t, 1908.
pliance w ith th e p ro v isio n s of the a c t
B e n ja m in L. E d d y , R e g iste r.
of C o n g ress of Ju n e 3, 1878, e n title d
“ An a ct for the sale of tim b e r lands
in tile S ta te s of C a lifo rn ia, O regon,
N e v ad a anil W ashington T e rrito ry ,”
a s e x te n d e d t o a ll th e public land
states by a c t of A u g u s t 4, 1892
H A R L E Y E. M O RRIS
o f E ugene, co u n ty of Lane, S ta te (or
T e rrito ry ) of O regon, h a s th is d a y
filed in tills office his s w o rn s ta te m e n t
No. 8802, fo r th o purchase of trie E k of
S E 'i ; HWl* of S E 'n a n d SEtf o rS W 'jf
o f S e c tio n N o. 32 ill to w n s h ip No. 22
S o u th , Kniige N o. 2. W est W, M. a n d
w ill offer proof t o show th a t th e lan d
s o u g h t Is m ore v a lu a b le for Its tim ­
ber o r sto n e th a n for a g ric u ltu ra l
p u rp o se s a n d to e stab lish Ills claim
to sa id land before R eg ister and Re­
ceiver a t th e ir office in R o seb u rg ,
O regon, o n Friday th e 29th day of
M ay, 1908.
H e nam es a s w itn e s s e s :
H erm an T. Dow of E ugene, O regon;
W illiam W itt of L ondon, O reg o n ;
N a th a n E. B a rre tt of E ugene, O re­
g o n ; Cal Y o u n g of E ugene, O regon.
A ny mid all persons c la im in g a d ­
v e rsely the above-described la n d s a rc
requested to file th e ir cluims In th is
office o n o r before said 29th d a y of
■May, PJ08.
B enj a mi n L. E d d y , R e g iste r.
HOUSE FURNI5HERS
Furniture, Paints, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper, Carpets,
Linoleum, Matting, Rags and Picture Frames.
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before.” N oexplodinglam ps,
homes in ruins nor burned
children, when y o u h a v e
electric lights installed.
Willamette « Ualley « Company
Fashion Stables
Give Cole’s cough an d co n ­
sum ption cure a trial. It cures
when others fail. It will positively
cure lung trouble in the first stages.
For sale at leading d n ig stores of
the country or of the m anufacturer.
Geo. E. Cole, M yrtle Creek. 4-St*
TIM BER LAND, ACT JU N E 3, 1878—
N O TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U nited States Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon, March 18, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
pliance with the prov isions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An
act for the sale of tim ber lauds in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
W ashington T erritory" as extended to
alt the public land states by act of
August h 1892,
JOSIAH It. TAYLOR,
of Eugene, county of Lane, State of
I iregou, did on April 15, 1907, file in
this office his sworn statem ent No. 9022
for the purchase of the NJg of N W Ji of
Section No. 8, tp 21. Smith. Range No.
4, West. W. M. and will offar proof to
show that tlie land sought is more valu­
able for its tim ber or stone than for ag­
ricultural purposes and to establish his
claim to said land before W. W. Calkins.
F. S. Commissioner, at his office in Eu­
gene, Oregon on Thursday, the 4th day
of June, 1908.
He names as witnesses, Jerry B.
Damon. Cottage Grove, Oregon; Jas.
Randle
Eugene. Oregon; Ralph D.
Near, of Cottage Grove. Oregon; Chns.
Lawrence, Comstock. Oregon,
Any and all persons claim ing adverse­
ly the above-described lands are re ­
quested to file tlieir claims in th is office
on or before said 4th day of Jnne 1908.
50-40» B e n ja m in L E d d y , R egister.
Gasolene Engine For Sale
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Ban in Connection
Powell & Tallar, Prop.
T IM B E R LAND ACT JU N E 3 , 1 8 7 8 -
NO TICE FO R PU B L IC A T IO N
U nited S ta te s L a n d Office,
Itonelm rg, O re., FetfTlfi, 1908.
N otice Is hereby given t h a t in com ­
pliance w ith th e p ro v isio n s of tho n e t
of C o n g re ss of J u n e 3, 1878, e n title d
“ An a c t for th e sa le of tim b e r lauds
In th e s ta te s of C a lifo rn ia, O reg o n ,
N evada
a n d W a sh in g to n
T e rri
t o r y ” , as exten d ed to ail th e Puliflo
L an d S ta te s by a c t of A u g u st 4, 1892,
NATHAN E . B A R R E T T
of E u g en e , C o u n ty of L nue, S ta te
( o r T e rrito ry ) of O regon has th is
d a y tiled in lid s office Ids sw o rn
statement No.
nmci
for Uu ourohaas
or th e W !4 of S W 'i of Section No. 32
In T o w n sh ip No. 22 so u th . It ingc No.
2, w est, W. M.. and w ill otter proof to
siiow th a t the land s o u g h t is m ore
v a lu a b le for Its tim b er o f sto n e th a n
for a g ric u ltu ra l p u rp o se s a n d to es­
ta b lis h his c la im t o said land before
R eg ister a n d Receiver a t th e ir i office
in R o se b u rg , O regon, o n F rid a y , th e
29th day of M ay, 1908.
He n am es a s w itu e s -e s ;
H. E. M orris o( E u g en e, L regon;
H erm an T . D ow of E ugene, O re g o n ;
Cal Y oung of E ugene, O re g o n ;
T h o m as C am pbell of E ugene, O regon;
W illiam W itte of L o n d o n , O regon
A ny a n d all persons c la im in g ad­
v e rsely th e abo v e-d escrib ed la n d s a r e
re q u e ste d t o file tlie ir c la im s in th is
office on o r before sa id 29th d a y of
M ay, 1908.
B k n ja m in L. K iuiy , R egister.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
M. W. of A .—M eetings 1st anil 3rd
TO
M onday In each m o n th ,
A. 8 . P o w e l l , C onsul.
Chicago
C. W . W a l l a c e , Clerk.
Best Cold and Grip Remedy
Madsen has the finest line of
cut glass ever in th is town
Call
and see it.
LOW
RATES
EAST
Cochran & Cooley
Salmon Again Scarce.
Ten days of salm on fishing in
the Colum bia river show the sal­
mon supply still on the w ane. T his
is the season of the finest salmon
of the river— the best in the world.
Soon these fish will lie an ex tin ct
breed. T hey are the fish th a t
m ade the C olum bia river fam ous.
T he few rem aining specim ens
should be protected with closed
season. T he open season should
be put off from April 15 to May 15.
After th at there should lie the
closed S unday and rigid reg u la­
tion of all k in d s of gear— gilluets,
traps, seines and wheels.
Master Fish W arden Van Dusen
quits his office May 1, leaving th e
industry in a bad plight. It is too
m uch to say th a t he is wholly to
blam e for this condition of affairs.
But the fish faction with which he
has been allied is as m uch to
blam e as any other, and none is
more grasping an d none h as de­
feated as m uch rem edial legisla­
tion.— From the O regonian, A pril
27th 1908.
T he U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
has for a long tim e been endeavor­
ing to secure just such remedial
legislation as is being objected to
by the lower river interests. A
short time ago, Secretary Strauss,
of the U. S. D epartm ent of Com ­
merce and Labor, set forth a list of
things necessary to save the indus­
try. Initiative bill, No. 318 X
yes, was framed to carry out their
ideas. W e com m end it to your
favorable consideration.
4-4t
Lodge Directory.
T im b e r l a n d , a c t JU N E S ,
N O TICE FO R P U B L IC A T IO N
U n ite d S ta te s L and Office
R o se b u rg , O regon, Fell. 17. 1908.
N otice Is hereb y g iv en t h a t in com ­
pliance w ith tlie p ro v isio n s of the u c t
o f C ongress of J u n e 3, 1878, e n ­
titled “ An a c t fo r th o sa le of tim ber
la n d s In th e s ta te s of C alifornia,
O regon, N e v ad a a n d W ash in g to n T e r­
r i t o r y ” n s e x te n d ed t o ull th e P ublic
L a n d S ta te s by a c t of A u g u s t 4, 1892,
H A IiO L D J . OLASOU
of E ugene C o u n ty of L ane, S ta te lo r
T e rrito ry ) o f O regon Inis tills d a y
tiled in tliis office Ills s w o rn s t a te ­
m ent No. 8828 fo r th e p u rc h ase of th e
lo ts I. 2, S a n d t, of Sec. No. 4 in T o w n ­
sh ip No. 20 S o u th , R an g e No. 2,
W est, W. M ., a n d w ill offer p ro o f
to show t h a t th e land so u g h t is m ere
v a lu a b le for Its tim b e r o r s t o n e ) bun
for a g r ic u ltu r a l p u rp o se s a n d t o es-
bihllsh Ills c la im to sa id lam) before
R egister a m i Receiver, a t tlie ir office
In R oseburg, O regon, on F rid a y th e
12th d a y of J u n e , 1908.
He nam es a s w itn esse s:
H erm an T . Dow, of E ugene, O re­
g on; A ndy H e ltim an of E u g en e, O re­
gon ; S am uel C arm ich ael o f E ugene,
O re g o n ; E dw ard V o g t of E ugene,
O regon.
A ny a n d a ll p e rso n s c la im in g a d ­
v e rsely th e above-deorlbed la n d s arc
req u ested to file tlieir c la im s in th is
office on o r before s a i d 12th d a y
i
J u n e 1908.
B e n j a m i n I.. E d i » y , R e g iste i
Notice for Publication.
Departm ent o{ the I nterior
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
April U th, 1908.
Notice
is hereby -given t h a t
GEORG E KRO LL
of Lorane, Oregon, has filed notice of
his intention to make final five year
proof in support of his claim, viz:
jlom estead E ntry No. 10793, made June
13, 1901, for the W% SE X .
SVV'X,
Section 28, Towntiship 20 S. Range 4
West, W. M., and that said proof will
be m ade before W. W. Calkins, U. S.
Commissioner, at his office at Eugene,
Oregon, on Tuesday Jn n e 23rd, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of the land, viz:
Samuel II. M cKeman of Cottage
(trove, Oregon; Marlin Foster of Lorane,
Oregon; John Shores of Lorane, Oregon;
Oscar Hranes of Lorane, Oregon.
2-9
B e n j a m in I.. E d d y , Register.
Notice of Sale of State Land.
Notice is hereby given that the State
Land Board will receive sealed bids u n ­
til 2 o ’clock p. in. Monday May 25,
1908, for tl>e following described land:—
SK% SE% of Section 21, T. 20, S. K. 5
IV., the same having been devised to
the Stale of Oregon by George A.
Hines, deceased, for the benefit of the
Oregon Soldier’s Home.
Each bid m ust be accompanied hy at
least one-fifth of the am ount offered.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
Address the undersigned and m ark the
envelope “ Bid for State I,and.”
C h a s . V. G a u o w a y ,
State Land Agent.
Salem, Oregon, May 1, 1908.
4-3t
TIM BER LAND, ACT JU N E 3, 1878-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U nited States Land Office
Roseburg, Oregon, March 18, 1908.
Notice is hereby given th at in com­
pliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “An
act for the sale of tim ber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada
and W ashington T errito ry ,’’ as extend­
ed to all the public land states by act of
August 4, 1892,
JO H N W. BARRINGER
of Eugene, County of Eane. State of
Oregon, did on Ju n e 7, 19U7, file in this
office his sworn statem ent No. 9029 for
the purchase of the N El-4 of Section No.
25 in Township No. 19 south, range No.
4, west, W. M., and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valu­
able for its tim ber or stone than for ag­
ricultural purposes and to establish his
claim to said land before W. W. Calkins,
U. S. Commissioner, at bis office in Eu­
gene, ( )regon on Saturday, the 6th day
of June 1908.
He names as witnesses, Albert M.
H endricks of Eugene, Oregon; A rthur
Beel>e of Eugene, Oregon; Jerry Beebe
of Eugene, Oregon; E. J. Crow, Eugene,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing adverse­
ly the above-described lands are request­
ed to file tlieir claim s in th is office on or
before said fith day of June 1908.
50-lOt
B e n j a m in L E d d y , R egister.
Portland and Return Only $5.30
T he S outhern Pacific Co. is now
selling round trip tickets to P ort­
land from Cottage G rove for $.5.30
good going S aturday on Xo. 16 at
1.50 a. m. train, returning M onday
evening on No. 13 leaving Portland
at 7. .40 p. m ., giving all day S a t­
urday, S unday and M onday in
Portland. T he same arrangem ents
apply from P ortland giving P ort­
lan d people a chance to visit
valley points at greatly reduced
rates.
A fine, alm ost new 3-horse­
power F airbanks & Morse gasolene! LITT LE HOME FO R SALE— Lot 120*
114, neat little four roomeil resilience,
engine, ta n k s ami equipm ent for
chicken house anil park. M cFarland
sale. Inquire a t the Leader office. * addition, 4625. Chas. Lavine. 2-7*