Cottage Grove leader., October 20, 1908, Image 1

C O T T A G E G R O V E . OREGO N
IN D U STR IES AND RESOURCES.
' ¡rent fnrt*l9 o f Im ilier Iritxilary lo C o tta ,.
Grove; hit ecu saw mills, three siting lc mills,
withiu u radius of 15 miles. Ilcadquurlers
!o r ltohcmia «o ld rniues aud Itlack Unite
uuicksilver mines, valleys and foot-hills
w ell adapted to fruit «row in g, farming ami
dairying. For information regarding this
great country subscritje for the L a a d a r.
Located on the ttt>pcr W illam ette Kiver
144 m ile* smith o f Portland oa ttouthern Pa
d i e aad O rc io a li South K u t t r a Railroad*,
Population 2500; two hanks; public aud high
schools, live churches; water. 1 ittlit and sew
er systems;creamery; Hour m ill, tw o brick
yards, saw mills; wood work factory; mutch
factory; stcum laundry and the L e a d e r .
WEEKLY
B O H E M A N v 8
g
E t 'EAD EH
I C o a x o lU a U d J .o u . r j- 9. 1908
PREDICTS DRAIN, COOS DAY
ROAD Will NDT BE FINISHED
AND SEM I-W EEKLY
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON,
Republican Presi­
dential Elector Addressed Large
Audience.
THE “ H O L Y CITY” AT
TH E ARMORY T H E A T E R
WINING FAVOR
4
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T U E S D A Y , O C T O B E R 20, 1908.
REPUBLICAN RALLY
S A T U R D A Y EV EN IN G
Hon. R. R Butler
_ _ ______________________________ Ore ' l i s t n r i c *
Ureal Attraction Coming to Cottage
Grove in the Near Future.
V O L . XX.
NO.
27
ANNUAL REGIMENTAL RIFLE
COMPETITION IN PROGRESS
Some Press Comment.
Colonel Yoran and Captain Houck
Cheap W ater Transportation Into \ short time ago the local demo­ E lectric Line to
An attraction of the near future
rallied around their standard
Tap Mountain i at the armory theater and one of
Are Conducting Contest.
Coos Bay Would Cut Down crats
under the captaincy of Senator
the grandest productions ever
i Core of t Iklahoma, but Saturday
Resorts.
Ixxiked for this city is the great
Cottage Grove Oct. 26.
Revenue of S. P. Company.
was republican day in Cottage
, bibical drama “ The Holy City”
drove, concluding with a rousing
with its wonderful scenic effects,
rally in the armory theater in the
georgeous
costumes and large com­
With the expectation that the
The animal regimental rifle com­ score.
If Coos Hay is to have a rail­ with wliat might trickle that way evening, the principal speaker be­
pany, comprising 25 jieople. The
Bohemia
district
will
become
a
petition of the Fourth Regiment
Last year the regimental trophy,
road connecting that district with without the road being built.
ing II 0 11 . R. R. Butler of Condon,
great milling ceuter, and that large Boise Capital News says of this Oregon National Guard is now which is a silver cup, was won and
These statements are not mere Oregon,
the Willamette valley it will have
republican presidential
strikes of ore will soon be made, play: “ The Holy City,” was pre­ uuder way, the same having com­ is now held by our home company,
to be built by local capital or at guesswork. They may be verified elector. Proceeding the speaking
Walter Eaton, a University student sented at the I’inney theater last menced Monday, the 19th of Oct., the team shooting consisting of
least by some one other than lid- by figures. At present the freight a brief nfusical program, vocal
of
more than ordinary note and night before a large and apprecia­ at McMinuville, Oregon. In this Sergt. Snodgrass, Privates Mooney,
ward II. Ilarriman. It may be rates from San Francisco, a dis­ and instrumental, was rendered.
ability,
prefers to stay out of col tive audience. The story of King contest each company of the regi­ Baker and Martin. Siuce that
taken for granted that the rail­ tance of $74 miles, scale from Seated on the platform with the
lege
this
year to take advantage of Herod and Salome during the time ment uses its own range and Col. time Mr. Baker has lieen trans­
road king will not build into that $1.17 per hundred pounds down to speaker was a number of promi­
the
openings
that may occur dur­ of Christ is full of historic interest, (1. O. Yoran, as executive officer ferred to Headquarters Non-Com­
40c, according to the kind of nent republicans of this city, in­
country, lie cannot afford to.
ing
the
next
year. Eaton has i and the dramatization is none the and Capt. O. E. Houck as range I missioned staff and appointed Reg­
This does not mean that a road freight. If the projected line from cluding W . B. Dennis, proprietor
spent
part
of
the
summer in Bo­ j less so. The company presenting officer making the rounds, suix*r imental Color Sergeant and Mr.
from Drain or some other valley Coos Bay to Drain, a distance of the Black Butte quicksilver
hemia,
and
was
delighted
with the this powerful drama is worthy of intending the contest at the respec­ Martin has been discharged from
point to Coos Hay would not be of SO miles, were completed, the mines. C. J. Howard, president
the production, aud gorgeous tive stations of the different com
prospects,
says
the
Guard.
the service on account of ill health,
profitable— to any one else. In rates that would be charged over of the local Taft club, introduced
costumes and secenry aid in mak­
He
has
lived
in
Eugene
for
pauies, the dates being as follows losing to the home company two
fact, there is every reason to be­ that line for corespondiug classes the speaking, after paying a glow­
three years attending the Univer­ ing it the success that it has
Co. F, McMinnville, Oct. 19.
excellent marksmen, but Captain
lieve that such an enterprise would of freight, estimated from the dis­ ing tribute to the republican
sity
and as well as being a promi­ i attained.
Co. II, Dallas, Oct. 20.
Johnson is confident that he has
be a money-maker from the start. tance tariffs now enforced oil tile party and its great leader, Wm. H.
nent student, has done ¡ill “ A " . Miss Luella Morey, iu the diffi­
Co. Cl, Albany, Oct. 21.
developed iu the company other
Hut not for Ilarriman. Should he Ilarriman lines in Oregon, would Taft, whose election, he said, was
work in his course in mining en cult role of Salomé, is well adapt­
Co. A, Eugene, Oct. 22.
riflemen who will be able to retain
construct a line into that section, range from 44 cents down to lo assured.
giueering. Besides the experience ed to the part, and portrayed the
Co. C, Eugene, Oct. 2.L
the honors at Cottage Grove and
he would merely be cutting in two cents. The rate by water from
Mr Butler was given an ovation
he has gained in college, he has i character in a manner that won
Co. E, Cottage Grove, Oct. 26.
expects that both the individual
the profits he now makes on the San Francisco to Coos Hay for all ami opened his remarks by saying
traveled over the country and is ! for her deserved applause. Shar­
Co. 1), Roseburg, Oct. 27.
medal aud the cup will remain iu
freight and passenger traffic of the kind of freight is 15c per hundred, lie was not a candidate for any
ing honor with her was Rowland
conversant
with many sections.
Co. B, Ashland, Oct. 28.
Cottage Grove, after the contest
which added to the estimated rate office, but while born and reared
Coos Hay country.
G. Edwards, as Marias,
who
The regimental trophy contest is ends this season.
A railroad from Coos Hay to from Coos Hay to Drain per the in the sunny south, he was proud Road to Tap Our Mountain Resorts
tooked the part of the young for teams of four men from each
The names of those euteriug the
Drain or any other point in the projected line would make the total of the fact that he was a member
Salem, Ore., Oct. 1(>— Plans for Roman soldier, and whose acting, company and the regimental medal team will not be selected until 24
Willamette valley would mean an rate from San Francisco to Drain of the Oregon presidential elec-
an electric or steam road from Eu­ esjiecially in the final scenes, is of match allows leu men to enter hours before the contest, as there
annual loss to the Southern Pacific via Coos Hay range from SO cents torial ticket aud was working for
gene to Belknap Springs aud the an exceptionally high order, Mc­ from each company, as well as all are many good shots in the com­
system of about $1,000,000 under down to 25 cents.
the success of republican prin­
Lain Gates, in the character of members of the staff. Each con­
pany and competition is very keen
This would be just about half ciples at the election itt Novem­ Lucky Boy mine were disclosed to­
present conditions, with a probable
Andrew, one of the desciples, is one
day
by
the
filing
of
incorporation
testant is required to fire two to gain a place, and the uncer­
increase to double that amount t h e present tariffs. I 11 other ber.
pajiers by Cord Seugstake, <). A. of the strongest members of the sighting shots and ten record shots tainty stimulates good practice.
within a comparatively short time words, the Ilarriman system would
Mr. Butler is an eloquent aud
Lyman, and /era Snow. The in­ company. The large company is on each of the ranges which are
A ll citizens desiring to witness
as the country grows and the lose from 58 cents out of the $1.17 flowery speaker and his tribute to
tention
is also declared of con strong throughout, and all lovers 200 yards off hand, slow aud rapid the contest at the Cottage Grove
volume of traffic increases. This now charged for the highest class the O. O. P. was an oratorical
structing a branch line to Foley of the drama who attended last fire, 500 yards slow fire aud 600 range at Cochran’s farm, a short
estimate is made on the freight of freight, down to 15 cents out of gem. He credited the wonderful
Springs. The company is incor night’ s attraction at the Finney, yards slow fire.
distance north of this city ou Mon­
traffic alone and does not lake into that charged for the lowest-class. progress and
advancement in
were more than satisfied with the
The medal is awarded to the day, ( tetober 26, at which time
Edward II. Ilarriman has never these l/niled States from 18(,2. to porated for $100,000.
consideration the constantly grow­
'Pile same incorporator» estab­ production
man of the regiment making the Col. Yoran and Capt. Houck, will
ing passenger travel. And each |K>sed as a philanthropist. He wise, progressive republican legis­
“ The Holy City” was presented
lish
the consolidated Lucky Boy
highest individual score aud the be present, are welcome to do so.
added ton of freight, each ad­ wants the almighty dollar and as | lation
lie said the differ'tice be
lisis
. «■»;»<■, and that fact ac­
regimental trophy is awarded to I The home officers will endeavor to
ditional passenger carried by any many of them as he can get and if tween the Cleveland panic and the mines with $1,000, nr>o capitaliza­
counted iu a large measure for the
the company producing the team make the occasion an enjoyable
road that might be built by Ilarri­ the building of a line from the Roosevelt panic was that the for­ tion .
The firm of the Fliut-McLaugh presence of a large audience at the making the highest aggregate I one to all visitors.
man to connect Coos Hay with the valley to Coos Bay is at all liable mer was both a financial and an
lin
Co. of Eugene, also filed nr second presentation. Instead of a
valley, would mean so much less to endanger any of his revenues, industrial panic with but $20 per
deterioration iu the strength of the
hard cash flowing into coffers of Mr, Ilarriman will build no line. capita circulation, while the latter tides of incorporation with the
company a> the play grows older,
secretary
of
state
today,
lucor
the Southern Pacific compared — Oregon Journal.
was purely a financial panic with
porators are L. R. Flint, Marjorie as is usually the case, the east of
$.12 per capita circulation, the form­
B. Flint, A. W. McLaughlin and this year is stronger than that of
er covering a period of eight years
last. In addition to this, the fact
Josie McLaughlin.
and the latter a period of eight
that the play was presented in
By R ev . Ur. M A D I S O N C. P E T E R S o f N e w York.
months. After Cleveland’s first
Boise’s beautiful new playhouse
term we were told “ four years MARION COUNT Y A F T E R
O
D
A
Y
there are more slaves in America than in the ante­
made the production the more en­
B y H E T T Y GR EEN .
more of Grover and we would be
joyable.”
bellum
time before Lincoln issued his cmnncipntion procla­
S M E L T E R IN E A R N E S T
W O M A N may not vote— I am not saying I want to vote— in clover: that lie would reach up
mation.
The selling of the stock in the
but if you are a woman with money you are just as power­ and bring Heaven down to us, as
Now, however, the slaves are for tho most purt whito
BOY K I L L E D AT O A K ­
it
were,
but
instead
we
re-elected
mining
companies, for funds to
ful as a man with money.
men, and, instead of being held in bondage by the iron tyranny of the
him and he reached down and secure the smelter, is going on in a
L A N D I D E N T I F I E D planter and the whips and scourges of taskmasters, T H E Y A R E
T H E W O M E N OF A M E R I C A H A V E H E L P E D T O M A K E
raised
hell.’ ’
very satisfactory manner. Looks
HARD TIM ES.
A L L T H E Y L I V E FOR, A L L T H E Y C A R E FO R, IS
H O U N D D O W N TO E A R T H W IT H T H E R IV E T S O F T H E IR
The speaker maintained that like the Santiam district will get
The body of the young Ixiy who
CLOTHES— TH E
LA TE S T SHAPES
IN
HATS, T H E
O W N P A S S IO N S , their follies, idleness, carelessness and pleasure,
Bryan's
anti-injunction
plank
the
smelter,
aud
the
wealth
begin
N E W E S T F A N G LE D 8K IR TS , AN D T H E Y ARE NONE
was killed bv falling off a freight
would bring about all kinds of next year to |xmr from the hills. train on which lie was stealing a and goaded on by the spurs of avarice, ambition and worldly consider­
TO O P A R T I C U L A R H O W T H E Y G E T W H A T T H E Y
confusion in the courts. That.a And the men putting up the money ride near Oakland, Oregon, re­ ations to a sharper degree than were ever Africans in the cotton fields
W A N T OR W H O P A Y S FOR IT.
juror or witness declared in con­ will get big returns, too. It is a cently was identified as that of of Dixieland.
I am not saying the American women are not
tempt for non-appearance could good investment, from both the Roy Gillespie, who resides at the
Tlio high pressure of modern life exacts a continual grind, with
moral. But I do say that they D O N O T C A R E
demand a jury trial and thereby community and the individual I’altner house at I’ ark and Alder no let-up this side of the grave.
W H A T P R IC E their husbands and fathers and
delay and confuse the course of point of view.— Salem Statesman. streets at Fortland. The identifi­
M E N A R E E V E R I M P E L L E D BY A FO RC E W H I C H T H E Y A R E
brothers pay for the luxury and finery they de­
justice.
S EE M IN G LY
P O W E R L E S S TO
R E S IS T U N T I L
IT
D R IV E S T H E M
cation was made by Neil McKin
mand.
Regarding the guarantee bank h e a r s F s u e F f o r
EARLY
GRAVE
OF
D IS AP P O IN TE D
HOPES
AND
non, an attache of the Bungalow IN T O T H E
M O R E M E N A R E D R I V E N T O D I S H O N E S T Y BY
de)xisit scheme, he said this was
B L I G H T E D A 8 P I R A T I O N S OR TO T H E
GATE
O F D E S P A IR A N D
tuealre,
and
Fercy
McKinney,
of
$160.000 BY H A S K E L L
T H E W H I T E H A N D OF T H E W O M A N S T U C K A L L
simply putting a premium on dis­
Fortland, both of whom read of T H E S U I C I D E ' 8 L A 8 T R E S O R T FR O M T H E R E L E N T L E S S F U R I E S
O V E R W I T H J E W E L 8 T H A N BY T H E I R O W N L O V E OF H O R S E S , honest, speculative and irrespon­
OF L I F E .
the description ¡of the dead Ixiy
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 16.— After 1
R IC H FOOD A N D G A Y T I M E S .
sible bankers. “ liven with Bryan’ s
and thinking it another friend who
election what would it amount too, an'exciting scene on a train pass answered to it, went to Oakland to
ing through this city, W. R. Hears! 1
as no one was ever known to have
identify aud bring back the Iwxly.
of the Independence party, was
a bank de| visit under a democrat
McKinney recognized the lxxly
served with papers today in a suit
administration.’ ’ The siteaker con­
as that of young Gillespie. The
for $ 60 O, inhi damages brought
tinued, “ if the democrats will
Gillespie lad hail been employed
guarantee us all a bank deposit against him by Chas. X. Haskell, as programme lx>y at the Lyric
governor of Oklahoma ami former |
we will vote for them."
theatre, and iu that manner th e1
treasurer of the democratic 11 a
He said “ Bryan is frequently
boys liecame acquainted.
An
tional committee. An officer lx>ard 1
classed with Roosevelt, but de j
elder brother of the dead Ixiy left
eil the train aud found Ileanrt’s
dared they represented nothing in
last night to bring back the lxxly.
stateroom locked. Mrs.
Hears! j
common. Bryan favored free sil­
Mrs. Gillespie lias not vet lieen in
announced through the keyhole:
ver, Roosevelt repudiated it. Bryan
formed of the tragedy for the
that her husband had gone out to 1
was an anti-imperialist, Roosevelt
reason that she is ill.
send a telegram
The officer re !
favored maintaining
American
Roy Gillespie left Fortland last
fused to believe this and forced1
supremacy in our island dependen­
week without telling his relatives
open the door. As he fell inside |
cies
Bryan favored government
of his intentions, aud it is |>er-
of the room. Mrs. Hears!, half j
ownership
of
railroads, etc.,
stitned that he fell asleep wli'le
dressed, rushed out into the aisle :
Roosevelt tlid not. aud so on down
riding on the hraki Ix-ains and
and screamed. Then she kicked
the line.’ ’
dropped under the wheels.-—Ore­
violently on the door of the toilet
The speaker (xjssessed a good
gonian.
adjoining the stateroom and 11 is« -t j
voice, pleasing address and con­
appeared and accepted service.
A Douglas county rancher has
sidering the fact that he is under
Haskell’s suit was filed at 11 marketed his crop of Spitzenlrcrg
•to years of age, is a remarkably
fluent and entertaining sjieaker. o'clock last night. It is based on j apples, receiving $2,4 i n > from the
the statements made by llcarst | product of one acre of orchard.
Best $4.00 Shoes now $3.00.
He will Ire heard front in the
that Haskell is an agent of the! Twelve hundred boxes at $2 |>er
future in Oregon.
Best $3.00 Shoes now $2.25.
Standard Oil Co. This aud sinti , Ixrx is his record, which is a new
lar statements caused Haskell to one for t Iregoti, and probably for
Best $2.00 Shoes now $1.50.
Eugene’ s new two-story stone
bible university was dedicated resign from the Democratic Na the world.
Sunday. The building’ s cost com­ tional committee
The average married man has
plete is about #40,000.
The general average of rainfall alxmt as much to do with manag­
Phone Wain 6 4 3 — Our own Delivery.
A ll the latest styles in side aud being about evened up, some more ing his home as a mouse has with
back combs at the Bazaar,
fair weather is scheduled.
managing the family cat.
H ard Tim es A r e Caused
B y Spendthrift W om en .
H
GREAT REDUCTION
SUMMER SHOES
O u r A v a ric io u s Passions
A r e the Bonds o f Slavery.
C
GET IN E AR LY
IN- ------------
25 per cent off.
All lines of Ladies and Gents Oxfords
Also fine stock of Children’s Shoes
going at the same reduction.
Big
~~PEA RCE B R O TH ER S.-
Slaughter Sale