Cottage Grove leader., July 24, 1908, Image 1

MNinilS A» UNVMU.
r.reat forests of tim ber tributary to c ottage
('.rove, fifteen saw mills; three shingle mills,
w ithin a radius of IS miles. H eadquarters
for Bohemia goltl mines and Black Butte
quic.ksilver m ines valleys and foot hills
well adapted to fruit growing, iarm iug anti
dairying. For inform ation regarding this
great country »ul«rribe for the L e a d e r.
C O T T A G E G R O V E, OREGON.
Located on the upper W illamette River
144 mile« south of Portland on Southcru Pa­
cific uud Oreuou & South F.asteru Railroads.
Population 2500; two liauks, public and high
schools, five churches; water, light and sew­
er s> stem s; cream er >. Hour m ill, tw o brick
yards; saw mills; wood work factory; m atch
factory; steam lauudry anti the
b
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r
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the building of the proposed elec­
tric line between Salem aud Stay-
ton will undoubtedly also have a
l>eueficial effect on the proposition
as a whole, having in mind doubt­
less the l»euefits to lie derived from
comiietitiou in the matter of freight
rates on the ores from the mines.
There was no specific date an­
nounced
for the commencement of Smelter and Railroads
Will be Located on the the erection
of the smelter in the
letter
from
Mr.
Gadsden, but the
Lower Rates.
Santiam River.
inference contained in the lan­
guage was to the effect that the
beginning of the work would be a
PLANS OF FRANK J. HARD
CAPACITY TO BE 100 TONS matter simply of a few weeks.
If erected, this smelter will be of
easy access from the Bohemia
W ill be Put up by Portland Capitalists mines and will be of inestimable -Bohemia ’ Sharp T alks of Hi* Ledge
value to this mining district.
of Fluror Spar and Other
This Season— Will be Advantage­
TO SHIP ORE
TO SMELTER
SMELTER 10 BE
ERECTED SOON
ous to Bohemia.
Thinks Bees Benefit Orchards
Emmett Howard says they are
It seems that plans are well un­ not more than half done picking
in their orchard and the
der way for the building of a cherries
yield this year will be alxjut double
large smelter on the Santiam river what it was last year. He thinks
east of Salem, if the word of I’aul the putting in of 100 stands of bees
E. Gadsden, promoter and agent has helped to pollenize their trees
for capitalists in Portland goes for and the crop has doubled since
anything, for that gentlemen in a they put them in. He says one
letter which was shown to a Salem man in their orchard picked 240
representative of the Salem States­ pounds iu a day.—junction Times.
man, says that the erection of a
custom smelter with a capacity AT TH E BRICK YARDS
of not less than 100 tons daily
will soou be under wav.
The plant will 1« in Marion Gleason & Atkinson are Putting up
625.000 Brick, the Wallace
county, on the Sautiem or in that
Yard 150.000
vicinity, and it will act primarily
for the smelting of a group o5 mines |
in that section comprising the Gold | A busy scene is presented at the
Creek Mining and Milling Co., 16 ¡•brick y?rd of Gleason & Atkinson
claims; Free and Consolidated ; iu the west part of town, where a
Mining Co., 11 claims; Black largo force ot men is employed.
Eagle Mining and Milling Co., 10 The first kiln of i / si .OOO brick is
claims; aud the Electric Mining being delivered to F. V.. Phillips
and Smelting Co., five claims, for his new two-story brick, 'be
walls of which are nearly com­
total 42.
K. E. Shier, president of the pleted up to the second floor.
Black Eagle company who was in On Monday fire will be started
Salem lately states that he now iu the second kiln which will con­
has a force of 16 men aud as tain 175,000 brick most of which
many double teams at work m ak­ have been engaged by J. F. Spray
ing a road from the mine to the & Co. for their big commission
railroad station of Gates, on the house at the depot, the concrete
Corvallis & Eastern, the natural foundation for which is completed
route for the present for the ore. aud is 100x120 feet in dimensions.
This road is expected to lie finished The brick yard force will con­
by September first.
tinue work on a third kiln on
The letter from Mr. Gadsden which they will work until the fall
which was evidently written after rains are due and it is expected to
his experts had made a thorough run this kiln up to .100,000 brick
examination of the properties, for the local and general trade.
while adopting a conservative tone,
A T TIIE W ALLACE YARD.
is none the less enthusiastic over At the Ves W allace brick yard
the wonderful possibilities of the north of town a force of men are
scheme and after authorizing the hustling up a kiln of 150,000
construction of the smelter, goes brick which are engaged by the
into several conditions, such as the Burkholder Woods Co., for their
building of the road mentioned, large new brick on the comer of
which must l>e done by the mining Main and Second streets which
people and some other minor m at­ will be 50x95 feet in dimensions.
ters. The writer also suggests On the first floor the ceiling will Ire
that the properties he operated, all high enough to admit of a gallery
under the supervision of one engi­ all the way around the walls in or­
neer aud intimates that inasmuch der to increase the merchandise
as there is plentv of water in the capacity of the building.
district for the operation of the
smelter and the mines, that it will A contract for $75,000 for the
be the l>est if the different con­ construction of the foundation
cerns unite in the erection of a of the main packing building for
common power plant.
Swift & Company, near Portland,
While it is a little early in the to be finished within ninety days,
game yet. Mr. Shier remarked that was let last Friday.
W H AT!
Don’t know where to Buy it,
You must be a Stranger
V O L. XX. NO. 13
C O T T A G E G R O V E , OREGON , FR ID A Y , J U L Y 24, 1908.
Matter*.
MAY NOT APPEAL THE
LUMBER RATE DECISION
Portland, Or., July 20.—k. B.
Miller, general freight agent of
the O. K. & N. and S. P. lines iu
Oregon has returned from New
York and Chicago, where he con­
ferred with other railroad people
concerning the important rate ques­
tions now on the boards.
Mr. Miller says that while it has
not been decided whether or not to
appeal from the recent decision of
the Interstate Commerce commis­
sion iu the case of the Oregon &
Washington Lumber Manufactur­
ers Association, it has been decid­
ed to ask for an extension of time
placing the new rates on lumber
into effect.
The commission ordered the
rates effective by the 15th of
August, but the railroad people
will request to have this date
changed to (Yctolier 15, on the
ground that it will be impossible
to have the new tarriff sheets pre­
pared by the original date. The
decision practically restores the
rates on lumber in effect prior to
November 1 of last year.
returning to this city about the
first of the year. His remains will
be shipped from the Veatch &
Lawson undertaking parlors to the
old Michigau home at North
Branch, Saturday, at which place
funeral services will lie held. Mrs.
Best will accompany the remains
.
....... ...........
to the old home.
The doctor is said to have I. B. Cushman Returns
Dr. W. E. Best Succumbs owned
a large estate iu Michigan
which will be probated by Mrs.
From Portland.
To Apoplexy
Best, no will having lieen made by
the doctor, so far as is known.
PLEASED WITH THE TRIP
DISCOVERED BY A PATIENT
A Splendid Entertainment.
WESTERN IARE
TO BE BONDED
LOCAL DOCTOR
M O DEAD
Rtmains to bo Shipped to Old Home
at North Braneh, Michigan
For Interment
The Adams sisters, two graceful,
vivacious, wee little women, who
win their audience at once, will
give a high class entertainment at
the Armory Monday evening July
27, consisting of songs, impersona­
tions, Swiss scenes and readings,
suspension and Grecian art tab­
leaus. Although ouly 46 and 49
inches tall, the Misses Adams are
possessed of good histrionic ability
and talent out of all proportion to
their size. The writer saw their
entertainment at Koseburg and
can cheerfully say that the little
ladies are charming entertainers.
Admission 25 and 15 ceuts.
Senator Fulton Will Intereot the Gov­
ernment S I 00.000 Worth to
Help the Project Along.
Eugene, July 22— I. B. Cush-
Hr. W. E. Best, a well known
“ Bohemia’s mines may begin
mau
and William Kyle, who went
soon to ship ore to the smelters at
local physician, of Cottage Grove,
to
Portland
to interview attorneys
Tacom a,” said James H. (Bo­
died suddenly Tuesday about noon
Carey and Flanders concerning
hemia Sharp,) the man who dis­
July 21, 1908, in his office or liv­
the proposed bonding of Western
covered the Bohemia mines and
ing rooms over the Wynne Hard­
Laue county in the sum of $100,-
first brought the big district before
ware store, of apoplexy.
000 for Siuslaw bar improvements
the public eye, in talking recently
For some time past the doctor
have returned aud are highly
about mines aud mining.
pleased over the outlook.
“ T h e smelters have lowered Report of the Condition had lieeu suffering slightly from
heart trouble aud had consulted
Mr. Cushman says the propo­
their prices $10 a ton, the railroads
—OF—
with
I)r.
Kime
regarding
this
af­
sition
is to frame a general bill
have offered a rate that nmouuts to
fliction aud had taken treatment
providing that a county or any
almost an equal saving aud to get
by his professional SPECIAL CITY ELECTION portion thereof can bond itself for
the ore out will cost less than ever at Cottage ('.rove, in the State of Oregon, at the prescrilied
friend.
He
seems
to have improved
river or harbor improvements. Sen­
lrefore, ” explained the old miner. close of business, July 15tli, 1W.
iu
health
up
to
Tuesday
forenoon Both Proposition* Voted on Carried ator Fultou came up from Astoria
KFSOIRCF.S.
The smelters have run short of
to Portland to meet Messrs. Cush­
ami D iscounts.............................. * 58,025.00 when he suffered a severe attack of
ore, because so many mines have Loans
Almost Unanimously— Light
»»vertlrafts, secured aud unsecured .... 2,057.75 apoplexy alxmt 10 o’clock. Re­
man aud Kyle. The senator will
1'.
S.
Houds
to
secure
circulation
.........
12,500.00
closed up and iu order to get ore Prem ium s on S. Bonds........................ 585.00 covering from this shock he tele­
Vote Polled,
interest himself iu an effort to have
securities, e tc ................................. 47,552.59
have offered and arranged for the Bonds,
Hanking House, furniture, fixtures....... 2,500.00 phoned to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. II.
the government appropriate an­
O
ther
real
estate
o
w
n
e
d
...........................
9,560.00
concessions which amount to per­ Due from N ational Banks (not reserve
The
special
municipal
election
McFarland,
by
whom
he
had
ag
ents).........................................................
11,758.01
haps $20 or $30 a ton. “ Bo­ Due from Stale Banks and B ank ers.... 2,994.72 been invited to take dinner, iu held in Cottage Grove Wednesday other $100,000 to make the work
of bar improvements an assured
Due from approved reserve agents....... 01,459.52
hemia,” tie miner whose fame has Checks
ami other cash items ................. 574.8*) Mrs. Best's absence iu the country, for the purpose of submitting two
success. Congressman Hawley has
Notes
of
other
N
ational
Ranks.
•
.........
125.00
gone to the east as the central Fractional paper currency, uickels
proposed
amendments
to
the
city
saying
that
he
had
just
been
taken
and
c
e
n
ts
...........................
181.08
figure of special articles iu the L A W F U L M O N E Y R E S E R V E IN R A N K . V I* : quite ill and while he was feeling charter, to the people for adoption already interested himself having
submitted the Siuslaw aud Laue
past, thinks that F. J. Hard may Legal
Specie
.. 54,250.00
or
rejection,
resulted
iu
the
adop­
much
1
letter
would
not
be
able
to
tender
no
tes
........................
..
county petition to the government
begin shipping ore soou.
kedejnptiou l'uud with I'. S. Trea. urer
(5 per cet of o*’Tni*>;,on) • • •
<>25.00 dine with them. Dr. Macy, the tion of the two amendments by an engineers at Portland who have in
The old miner is also enthusias
dentist, was informed of l)r. Best’s almost unanimous vote.
T o ta l...........................................*277.889.54
turn reported favorably ou the
tic about the ledge or. his 480 acre
illness
and
leaving
his
office,
TH
K
IN
IT
IA
T
IV
E
AMKNDMKNTS.
project to the department iu W ash­
slock paid iu .........
-... 25,00(1.00
ranch of “ Fluror Spur.” The Capital
Surplus Fund ............................................... 5,000.00 crossed the street to the doctor’s
ington.
The
first
refers
to
the
matter
of
Undivided
profits,
less
expense
and
ledge, he says, is several miles taxes paid .................................................. 12,429.56 office, where he found him setting
empowering the city council to Mr. Cushman, says there is no
N ational Bank Notes outstanding. 12,500.00
long and twenly or tweutv five feet Individual
deposits subject to check. - • 218,662.28 up and feeling quite well, having, levy a special annual tax not to intention of asking all of Lane
Demand certificates of T teposk....... ..
4,297.15
wide iu many places. It runs Certified
checks ...........................................
he said, just recovered from a sud­ exceed 10 mills for general muni­ county to bond itself for this im­
Cashier’s checks ou tsta n d in g ........
35
through his place diagonally.
den
and severe illness. Dr. Macy cipal purposes, two mills for pay­ provement. The Siuslaw River
T otal......................................................*277,889.54
This is the only ledge, the owner
returned
to his office just liefore ment of sewer bonds and interest Improvement club has already
State
of
Oregou
1
says of the kind in the Cnited County of I.ane j h'
noon,
feeling
assured that his old thereon aud 5 mill tax for 5 years passed on the proposition and de­
I,
T.
C.
Wheeler,
Cashier
of
the
aliove
named
States so far discovered. Not any bank, do solem nly swear that the aliove state­ friend would experience
no more to pay off the interest (tearing in­ cided to confine the movement to
ent is true to the liest of ray know ledge and
of the ore_ is produced iu this m lielief.
T.C. WIIKKI.KK. trouble. However, it appears that debtedness of the city.
the eleven precincts west of the
Cashier.
country, the “ Fluric acid” which Subscribed ami sworn to before me this
2<Hh duriug the noon hour the old
coast range, viz: Five rivers,
The
second
amendment
relates
is the product of the “ Fluror day of (Seal.)
July 1908.
FINCAL S. HINDS.
N otary Public. doctor was again stricken with ap­ to the equal taxation of all real Herman, Lake, Laue, Mapletou,
Spar,” being imported from C O R R E C T A T T E S T .
oplexy and died in his apartments, estate property within the city Gleuteiia, W alton, Mound, Flor­
Herbert K akin )
France.
N. W. W hite
Directors.
a few slight groans beiug heard in limits whether listed agricultural ence, Siuslaw and Ileceta.
Oliver
Vcatcli
)
Fluric acid is used in a multi­
the
hardware store below at about or not, for city purposes.
tude of ways; galvanizing gran­
that
lime, but from the fact that The vote stood as follows for the
New Machine Shop.
ite, iron ware, and similar things. PROHIBITIONISTS ADOPT patients
visited the office frequent­ first, second and third wards:
As the deposit is so large, its value
H. A. Miller of Albany, has
PLATFORM PRINCIPLES ly for treatment little was thought
LKVV OF SPECIAL TAX.
may_l>e almost incalculable.
of
the
disturbance.
leased
old Leader building on
Two Chicago men looked at the The report of the committee on However, at about 4 o’clock iu
1st 2nd 3rd Third the
street
aud is iustalliug a
sample iu the university geological resolutions of the Prohibition con­ the afternoon, Mrs. Frank Jordan, Yes........... ...................2») 22 62 first class machine
therein,
collection. Others' have recently vention at Columbus provides for called at the doctor’s office and the No.............
6
2 his machinery lieing shop
driven
by a
TAXING Ac.Ricn/rrRAi. uvrs.
written to Mr. Sharp. Bootli- the following platform:
door
to
his
private
apartment
be­
5-horse
power
electric
motor.
Mr.
Kelly Company, he says, wants to 1. The sulnuission by congress ing partially open, Mrs. Jordan Yes........... ...................28 20 61 Miller is a machinist of many
to the several states of an amend­
buy it, and the government wants ment
6 3 years practical experience aud will
to the federal constitution noticed the doctor lying on the No............. .....................4
to lease the land to put it in a prohibiting
the manufacture and floor by the side of his bed, his
be able to do all manners of m a­
forest reserve. This, he refuses to sale, importation, exportation or kuee iu a wash liowl aud his face Here is said to lie a fine receipe chine
work on short notice-
do, lrecause as well as being a transportation of alcoholic liquors discolored. Receiving no response to prevent flies from annoying This is shop
a
much
needed new enter­
blow at his own interests, the for beverage purposes.
stock: “ Two ounces of creoline prise for this city and Mr. Miller
to
her
call,
she
hastened
below
aud
move might Ire striking at the pro­ 2. Immediate prohibition of the notified the hardware company to one gallon of water and apply will no doubt soon build up a very
liquor traffic for (leverage purposes
gress of Lane county.
It is said the remedy is
the district of Columbia, in the and Dr. Kime was called and it liberally.
Sharp went to Salem last week in
equally efficacious for lice. Spray­ lucrative business.
territories
and
all
others
places
was
his
opinion
that
his
friend
had
to attend to other business. He over which the national govern­ died from apoplexy and had lieen ing the cows after milking with a The State Editorial association
has many friends all over the ment has jurisdiction; repeal of
three or four hours. Coroner preparation called “Cow Ease" will take a trip to Crater lake
country, who have asked him the internal reveuue tax on alco­ dead
about the middle of August.
W.
T.
Gordon was notified and he wiil keep off the flies.
holic liquors and prohibition of in­
frequently to visit them and in terstate
came up from Eugene on the even­
traffic therein.
case he successfully closes out his 3. Election
train. The coroner, ou arriv­
of
United
States
property he will spend the rest of senators by direct vote of the ing
ing
carefully weighed all the sur­
his life traveling.—Eugene Guard. people.
rounding circumstances and it be­
4. Formation of graduated in­ ing so plainly evident that death
come and inheritance taxes.
A Summer Substitute for Meat.
The Kind that always Please the Housewife
was due to natural causes, an­
5. Establishment of postal sav­ nounced
his
verdict
to
that
effect
In the August W oman’s Home ings banks and guarantee of de­
without going through the formal­
Companion Fannie Merritt Farmer posits in banks.
E veryth in g for the W o r k ­
gives a number of hot weather 6. Regulation of all corpora­ ity of empaueliug a jury.
ingman.
S o m e fine D ress
Early
iu
the
morning.
Dr.
Best
tions
doing
interstate
commerce
substitutes for meat, fine such business.
was
feeling
so
well
that
Mrs.
Best
S
h
oes
for
o ld and young.
substitute consists of cheese and 7. Creation of a permanent tar­
went up Row river valley on the
inacaroui croquettes:
early morning train, to spend the
"Break macaroni in half-inch iff 8. commission.
Strict
enforcement
of
the
law,
pieces: there should Ire two thirds instead of official tolerance and day with friends, returning in the
of a cupful. Cook in boiling practical license of the social evil evening to find her husband dead,
salted water until soft, drain in a which prevails in many of our which was a shock, almost too
with its unspeakable traffic heavy for her to liear. Besides a
colander, aud pour over two cup­ cities,
fuls of cold water, to prevent pieces in 9. girls. Uniform marriage and di­ wife the doctor leaves five grown
children by a former wife to mourn
from adheariug. Add thick white vorce laws.
sauce made of two aud one half 10. An equitable aud constitu­ their loss.
Dr. William K. Best was liorn at
tablespoonfuls of butter, one third tional
employers' liability act.
Ingersoll,
Province of Ontario, on
cupful of flour, one cupful of milk, 11. Court review of postoffice
Jan.
20,
1840,
and was therefore
one fourth of a teaspoonful of salt department decisions.
S p ecial Bargains and a
and a few grains of i>epi>er; then 12. Prohibition of child labor at the time of his death aged 68
add one third of a cupful of grated in mines, workshops and factories. years, 6 months and I day. He
Large S tock to select
cheese. Spread on a plate to cool. 13. Legislation basing suffrage was a veterau of the Civil war and
from
. P rices that please
upon intelligence and ability had resided many years in Michi­
Shape, dip in crumbs, egg, and only
read and write the English gan since the war, having come to
crumbs again, fry in deep fat, and to
Itnguage.
this city with his wife to locate
drain on brown paper,”
14. Preservation o | mineral about two years ago. He visited
PEARCE BROTHERS.
and forest resources, and im prove-
Koseburg has a lady real estate ment of highways and waterw ays. the old home last fall aud received
Phone Main 6 43— 0«f own Delivery.
dealer in the person of Mrs. L. A. T h e platform was adopted b y a a very cordial reception, notice ot
Marsters.
v iv a voce vote,
w hich was published in the Leader,
The First National Bank
L IA B IL IT IE S .
ROCEHIES
SHOES AND
CLOTHING:
«1R IPE B E R R IE S
and early
WheelerThompson Company
Have it for Less.
H ig h e s t Q u a l i t y .
VEGETABLES
GLASS W ARE
CHINA W ARE