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CO TTAG E GROVE, OREGON, FR ID AY, MAY 28, 1909.
C o n s o lid a te d J a n u a r y 9 , I9 0 K
Rogers’ Silverware
EUGENE FIRE LOSS
WAS EXAGGERATED
brook nr
VOL. XXI. NO. 7
I inches long, lieiug over three years
jold.
I
H A B IT S OF T H E T R O U T .
It is interesting to watch the!
trout iu the pools. They invari-1
a lily swim to the head of the
stream aud in order to prevent all j
of them from congregating at the:
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head of the first pool, screens are
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placed to separate each pool. The
We will ¡jive coupons with every purchase redeemable in
stream at the head of the pool is j
ROGERS’ SIL V E R W A R E . #11.00 worth of coupons giviug
• covered to prevent the fish from
jumping out of the water in their!
you one set of lea spoous, other items in proportion. It is
' efforts to go up stream. The pools
)iot necessary to go into details regarding the merits of Rogers’
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for the Targe fish are^provided with
Silverware. Everyone knowing just évitât it is.
a sandy liottom to give the fish a
Following is recorded an iudus white color. Mr. Diegel says that
The Memorial service will lie
try which the Leader believes he can change the color of a fish held at the Presbyterian church
would lie found both pleasant and in four days by changing the color next Sunday morning. The ser
profitable here, owing to the uurn- of the bottom of the pool.
vice will be conducted by the
- ious cool springs and mountain
Mr. Diegel feeds his fish on Commander of the local Post of
streams found hereabouts. The ground liver, etc. of beef sheep the G. A. R
assisted by the
Lisle Hose siili two pairs
gentleman mentioned in the fo l-[ aud pigs. For the larger fish pastors of the various churches,
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lowing article is a brother-in-law these are ground together in ail i Rev. Selden C. Adams will preach
of our esteemed townsman, W. ordinary chopping machine, but t h e sermon,
“ Made
Perfect
IT. Lincoln:
for the small fry the food has to be Through Suffering.’! All old sold-
If you happen to see ou your ground much finer. For this pur- iers are cordially invited by the
menu card at the restaurant pose Mr. Diegel passes the food G. A. R to attend in a body,
“ brook trout” you are likely to through a very fine screen
The
The theme of the evening ser
Itine, black, light ami dark
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wonder if they are really trout, small fry are fed on sheep and mon at the Presbyterian church
striped, e a r l s O O L
ami if so, how, ,iti view of the beef liver only. The others are will fie, "()u r Citizenship.” A
strict game laws, they cati be of­ not so particular. The small fry'cordial invitation is extended to
fered for sale with impunity. A are fed two or three times a day, all.
question is likely to bring out a the large fish only once. When
Memorial Day Exercises,
reference to fish hatcheries. In feeding time comes the meat is
The usual morning G. A. R. de-
Agawam, Mass, Jacob Diegel has scattered over the water and at .-oration exercises will lie held at
We have a few Tailored Suits left at
n modern hatchery and pools. At once the whole pool is a scene of the cemetery in which Co. E, will
the extremely low prices we are closing
present Mr. Diegel is raising trout commotion as each fish makes a assist, the procession to form and
out the Sirring and Summer line. We
only but later ou he expects t o ; jUIUp t 0 get its share. The trout start for the cemetery at lOo’clock.
do not intend to carry, oyer any stock
raise some other fish as well. A Spiasli the water so vigorously that The musical and literary exercises
that would be out of style, we sacrifice
visit to the hatchery wilt well re- a person standing near the pool is will lie hgjil at the M. E. church
qqr prices noyy aqd lp| tfie wpniyr ha ye
pay the effort.
quickly splashed. It takes a sur Monday afternoon commencing at
the advantage,
I $ 6 0 ,7 2 5 .
The present equipment consists prisilIgiy short time for the fish to 2 o’clock,
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I.OST V A t.tTA BI.lt CI.O TH IN O .
of one covered hatchery, two out- devour all that is given to them
Memorial Day Business Hours.
Mrs. Ben Bingham lost much door hatcheries and several trout | To catch the fish a net is employed
Bv
request of the members of
valuable clothing for herself aud pools. I he eggs are hatched dur- an<j they are dispatched as soon as
all of her baby's clothes aud also iag the fall aud winter and in the they are removed from lue water the G A. R. and the mayor, the
some lielonging to Ben/ which spring and summer the hatcheries by a rap on tlle ,,ose with a small business houses will be closed on
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were in her trunk, which was are not used. The eggs are placed iroll bar They are immediately account of Memorial day exercises
Monday front lit to 12 a. m. and
taken to the barn from Mrs. Hen- in a single layer upon a wire ,packed. iu ice and moss and are ^
to 4 p. m. that all may
dershott's last Friday to lie taken screen. They are each about the ,heil shipped to their destination
unite iu the decoration day obser-
to their ranch near Deerhorn, but size of a “ B. B .” shot, aud a re a
which was not taken out for some creawv white iu color. The screen GITARDINO A G A IN ST M A R A U D ER S, v a t i c e s .
reason or other until the fire got it. is then placed iu a trough of run-
To guard against poachers either
Great Day For Siuslaw.
DRO PPED
T H R O rO H T H K ROOF. uing water so that the water is 1 Mr. Diegel or his son are always
While fighting the fire from the about half an inch deep below . on the premises, one of them sleep-
A message from Florence via
roof
of the Pratt building, Lester the eggs aud the same depth above ! ing in a shack m-ar by. inside Gardiner brings the tidings that
Cast of Characters.
C. Morton Hadley, ^Koseburg's
Luckev fell through the burned them. This work is done iu the ¡there are three rifles ¡(ml a shot out of a total of .12.1 votes counted
famous young vocalist, arrived in K sther, th e «Jueen. ..................................
boards
to a room on the second fall aud the eggs are kept iu th eig u u . Outside there is a bulldog on the I’ort of Siuslaw bill dO.l
Cottage Grove Wednesday to sing
.........................Afrs. J . O. Van W ink le
story,
which
was filled with smoke. water all winter long. The colder and beside the (xiols Mr. Diegel were for organizing the port and
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and interpret the difficult role of
the water is the longer it takes to j keeps two pair of geese, 't hese
Hainan, the king’s premier, in the Hainan, th e P rem ier.......... C . M. Ilailley He tried to get out but the door
iMimliiig western Lane in the sum
ZeretU, fia iu a u ’s w ile........Mrs. A. Kruntl was locked, aud he kicked the hatch the eggs aud the faster and j are the best watchdogs now, as
“ (Jueen Esther” cantata which Morrtecai, tlie Je w .....................................
of #100,(HXi for improvement of
door down and escaped, hut not hardier the fish grow when th ey ! they were in olden days, when : the bar. This means that the
will be presented at the armory
.............................. D r. J . O . V an W in k le
are hatched. Each day the eg g s! they
thev saved Rome from a night
before he was almost suffocated.
next Thursday and Friday even '1 M o rd era i’s S is te r...
Mrs. R . C. Macy
all attack. The dog will bark when measure has carried overwhelmiug-
are
carefully
examined
and
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iugs, Mr. Iladiey being familiar P ro p h etess................... M iss K lla Am lerson
j ly anil that the day of Siuslaw
The cable for the Western i niou dead ones removed. • These are ever he hears another dog bark, emancipation is at hand.
with this role. 'Hie big chorus is High P r ie s t............................ Dr. K. C. Macy
detected by their white color.
but the .geese will make no noise
rehearsing nightly lunger the di 11 ega i ......................................... W, C . Con tie r was put up by 11 o ’clock Wednes­
A feilian P rin cess...................M iss Ivi sie Lea day morning and messages are
Mr. Diegel has had success in j till some one is approaching. The
¡obit;
reclious of ITof. Martin Robinson
Tlie promise of $1.40 wheat will
n P rincess
Mrs. \V. C. Conner now lieiug sent from the up-toivn hatching eggs outdoors.
He was [only animal marauders t h a t
and good progressais being made. S P c ersia
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tend
to give many a flour barrel
office.
.
It will lie a rare treat for Cottage It e g g a r.............................................Ken San ford
told tiy men who have had experi
an empty feeling.
SA YS T H E IR f.OSS IS $ 2 5 0 0 .
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Grove in the wav of eutertaiumeut. C ap tain K in g ’s G uards .O liv er V eatcli
ence that the thing could not be
Eli Bangs of the Bangs Livery
done. He determined to try and
& Stage company, says their loss
is $25<Xt. They lost 50 tons of the result has lieen better than his j
hay, 400 bushels of grain and expectations. For this purpose iie
feed, two rigs, several sets of har­ employs troughs, as iu the regular
ness, besides other things. They hatchery, and they are covered
carried no insurance, as thev could
with a plank only. The latest
not get it, and their loss is total.
crop of these eggs was hatched I
S . H. F R IE N D L Y H U R T A T F IR E .
only a few weeks ago. When j
During the progress of the fire, once the fish are hatched they I
S. II. Friendly ran to the ware­
grow very rapidly. At the end of !
house to look after matters there
and in doing so fell and hurt him­ the first season they are three or|
self so severely that when he got four inches long, aud in two years j
back into the store he fainted from from the time of hatching they j
the pain he suffered. He was are ready for market. The small
taken to the Hoffman house and
fry are kept in separate pools from
later to his own home, but soon
M m 's Oxblood Oxfords
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$ 4 .00
came back to the scene of the fire the other fish to prevent them be­
[again. He was confined to his ing eaten. At present they are;
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Tan
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4 .0 0
house Wednesday.
kept in the hatching troughs. The
Boy's Oxblcxid and Tan Oxfords
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3.00
F R tF .N D I.V ’S IN SURAN CE $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 . yearlings, about four inches iu
Ladies’ Fine. Pat. Green Boxing Oxfords 4.00
S. H. Friendly carried $2.5,000 length, are kept in eight pools .16
insurance, of which $18,(XX) was
“ Oxblood Oxfords
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3 .5 0
feet by six feet, and about two
I in the London, Liverpool & Globe
j and the Connecticut, represented feet deep. All the pools are ar-
Ladies’ Fine Kid, - 2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3.50
! by S. B. Eakin; the former cotn- ranged iu series, the water flowing
Misses’ and Childrens’ at Popular Prices.
! patty carried $1.1,000 and the lat­
from one pool to the next. For
ter $50<X>.
the large fish five pools are used, j
W IL L R EB U ILD .
Already many of the owners of These are the same width as the
P a c ific Loggers
i property in the burned district are others, but are 50 feet long. Mr.
making arrangements to construct
1 either brick or concrete buildings Diegel expects to dispose of a ton ,
to take the place of their burned and a half of fish from these five
frame structures, among whom
Phone Main 643— Our own Delivery.
pools during the season. Some of i
1 are L. N. Roney, The Elks, Brod->
the fish in these pools are nine 1
ers brothers and S. H . Friendly.
FREE
Men’s
25c
W ork Shirts
Ladies
Hampton
The early reports of Eugeue’s
big fire Tuesday were greatly ex­
aggerated.
Following is a revised list of
the losses, although some of the
| losers cannot calculate damage
until a thorough examination is
made:
S. II. Friendly, <.15,000; A. W.
Kuykendall, $5,(XX); Pacific States
Telephone Co., $.1,500; Hangs
Livery Co., <2,500: Bouuett Bros.,
$2,000; R. M. Pratt, $2,500; I..
N. R o n e y , $1,500; Christian
Science church huddiug, owned
by H. R. Kincaid, $1,000; Broders
Bros., $2,000; Aya & lleitzman,
$1,000; Elks’ Lodge, $5tx>; Camp­
bell- Fellinan it Co., $1,000; J. IX
Matlock, damage to wooden build­
ing by breaking out glass, etc.,
$ 1 0 0 ; C.
Ilokes, $.500; Alton
Hampton, $ 3 1 0 ; Willamette Val-
I ley Co., destruction of wires,
| poles, etc, $200; J . Goldsmith,
I $100. IL Schwarzschild, $100;
: Electric theater, $75; Harry Dun­
bar, personal effects, $400; Mrs.
! Henry llotfiuan, persoual effects,
I $150; Dr. L. I.. Whitson, office
I fixtures, $100; Dr. Geo. Wall,
l>ersonal effects, $.50; First Nation-
1 al bank, $100; G. G. Gross, per-
I sonal effects, $1(X); Burden & Gra-
| ham, $50.
t tther minor losses between
j $1000 and $20tX). Most of the
losers carried insurance. Total
The Profitable Industry of
Raising Game Fish
For Market.
Sermon Sunday.Exercises
Monday at Cemetery
M. E. Church.
Co.
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