Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, August 16, 1910, Image 1

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    T IC K L C T E A S E R S
B y A lt f t
The Best Meats
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W ho uevcr took part iu the guinc-
Ou accouut of tt corn, hut early one m orn
K efrigerntoi p le a t in connection
w ith «hop. c le a n lin e s s is o u r hob b y
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Beidler Bros.
Only 25c Pn r BnttU nl All Drug I u r t a
« ¡ L O C A L P A P E K r i i F O U AN V H O M E - . I ' H O G R E S S I V E . N E W S Y , I N D E P E N D E N T
Blackbutte Quicksilver, Bohemia Gold Mining Districts and Thirty Saw Milling Enterprises Tributary to Cottage drove. Dairying, Fruit Growing,
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
B O H E M IA N UGGET
Farming are Profitable Industries'
COTTAGE GRO VE, O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T i6, iqio.
C o n s o l i d a t e d J a n u a r y 9 , I9 0 M .
SPECIAL CITY ELECTION
CALLED FOR NEXT MONDAY
BOYS AI
AMERICAN LAKE CAMP
TEACHERS SUCCESSFUL
IN EXAMINATIONS.
VOL. X X II. NO. 17
NEWBURG MAN IS
HELD FOR BIGAMY
A WEEK OF
AMIISEHENT
Work of grading the papers of
Newburg, Ore., Aug. 11.— II.
se who took the teachers' ex-
I.. Lewis of Newburg, Was arrest­
v '' nations the last week was com
ed yesterdav charged with bigamy,
and taken to McMinnville, where
pleted Saturday evening by the
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examiners. The class of 12d was
,
he is to lie confronted by a woman
the largest that has ever taken the StrSilUOUS
EspC C lsIly fOT tfl6
RcCPUitS. who says she is wife No. 1, who
has just come from Oklahoma.
teachers' examinatiaus iu f.aue
Lewis came to Newburg two
county, and 111 were successful.
months ago from Dillev and it is
The following named south Lane
understood that he formerly lived
applicants were successful. First
at Cottage Grove.
grade— Ernest
l’urvauce,
Fay
Hampton, Margaret Kiley, Pearl
He bought property here and a
Sams,
Katie
Wilson,
Cottage
few
mouths ago he returned from
An imimrtaiit special municipal tion therefor, and to do and per­
Seattle, August
H .—Troops j indulged in and the officers are
Last week was one of mirth,
election is called for Monday, form auy and all acts and things Grove. Oua I.iles, l.oraue; |. A. from the National Guards of i being put through the tests in eu- a short trip to Tacoma with a
merriment
and entertainment in
Scharen,
Creswell.
woman
he
introduced
as
his
wife.
August 22, 1 ‘>10, when several with relation to the operation or
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and ¡durance and horsemanship which \
Cottage Grove, the principal at­
Second
grade—
I,¡Ilian
Green,
At
the
time
of
his
arrest
he
was
maintenance
of
said
rock
quarry
proposed amendments to the city
Montana, nud from the regular | President Roosevelt inaugurated
tractions being supplied by Miller’s
charter will be up for the consid­ and rock crusher the same as a I). R. I lam ant, Cottage Grove; army regiments stationed in these | during his term of office, and about closing the sale of his prop­
Carnival
Company made up of
erty
here,
and
had
arrauged
to
Nora
Queen,
Saginaw:
I.elah
eration of the legal voters as well private corporation might or could
states and in California, are in which so greatly discomfited some
many of the coast’s best artists
leave
town
on
the
evening
train.
Fatks,
Creswell;
Mary
Hawley,
do,
being
under
the
power
and
as the proposition of bonding iu
camp this week at American Lake of the older and stouter officers
besides the name of Lewis he is and specialists in entertaining and
Star; Della Jackson, Nettie Addi­
the sum of #.»<>,IKK) to retire all out control of the common couucil.
on the prairies south of Tacoma, j who had grown unused to the
said
to have been knowu as Ross attracting crowds hy means of
son,
Verona
Chapman
of
Loraue.
Section .1. All money derived
standing warrants and supply a
Wash., where the bi-annual man-1saddle from many years of peace
Young
and P, G. Ford in other their acts of unusual merit. There
Third
grade—
Mabel
Rosenberg,
small emergency fund, and also to from the sale of rock from such
euvers of the army for the l)e-jand quiet at comfortable army
was Kobe the dariug aeronaut,
cities.
Mabel
Veatch,
MargueriteO’Mara,
vote #5,000 bonds to provide for rock quarry shad be placed in the
partuient of Columbia are being! l)0sts.
who ou the opening Thursday eve­
Fun
ice
VauDeuburg,
of
Cottage
the expense of paving the street care and custody of the treasurer
U*’d'
, ,
V. M. C. A. Tent, Aug. 10, 1910. PARTIAL PROGRAM
ning made one of the prettiest and
Grove;
Edna
Webber,
Creswell;
of
the
city
of
Cottage
Grove,
which
intersections on Main street. All
1 he citizen soldiers and the reg
Rditor Ua ,
Co of thp
most thrilling baloon ascensions
Ethel
Shields,
Ethel
Chrismau,
of these propositions should and no funds shall be under the charge
julnrs are participating in th e l4Ul illfanlrv weut illto
KANSAS PICNIC. and parachute jumps ever witness­
at
Ada
[.and,
Dorena:
Earuestiue
and control of the common coun­
doubt will succeed.
, marches, drills and battles of a j ;l),out- 5 p. m. Monday and Lt.
ed iu this city, it being estimated
Morgan, Saginaw.
cil.
mimic warfare, which is teaching Metcalf took guard mount at once.
Initiative Petition.
T he first annual picnic to lie that he reached an altitude of 1800
Primary certificates— Neva Per­
Initiative Petition.
the men the conditions of actual The men are iu fine condition after held by former residents of the
feet lie fore he cut loose his para­
T o propose by Initiative Petition
kins and Adella White, Cottage
service,
To
propose
by
initiative
petition
the big battle and hike today, E Sunflower state now residing iu chute and gracefully descended to
a law giving to the common coun­
Grove; Elya Richardson, Creswell,
a law providing for the manner of
The Montana troops were first Co. having the important position this community will lie held in the
cil ¡rower to issue and disjxise of
a point ouly a few hundred yards
vacating streets and parts thereof
on the ground, arriving with some of rear guard and bore the heavy city park Wednesday August 31,
from the starting place.
cou|xru bonds not exceeding $30,-
Stone
Crusher
Working.
of the regulars, I he Idaho tioops i en(j nf (jje (¡gluing in the victory and following is the program as
000, for the purpose of retiriug all iu the city of Cottage Grove, and
Wilson, the slide for life man,
the property to which said vacated |
came into camp a few days later, for the red army. The new re­ far as completed:
outstanding warrants, and defray- I
also thrilled the crowds by his dar­
street or part tliereof vacated shall
l’.x-Aldermau A1 Elledge started followed by the Washington and
cruits of E Co. have been rapidly
Opeiiiiig Song, America.
mg the necessary current expenses
ing slide down the long cable sus­
attach.
the rock crusher last week and is Oregou regiments. There are also
whipped in shape by the service
Ten minute addresses.
pended from a strap, which he
of the city of Cottage ('.rove.
He it enacted hv the people of | producing the base of the Main a few regulars sent north from the
men. and its officers and
He it enacted by the people of,
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Pioneer Kansas, M. J . DeLa- held by his teeth.
Cottage Grove:
street paving at a rapid rate. The I’resido at San Francisco.
have been repeatedly com plim ent-1 Vergne.
the city of Cottage Grove:
Cbas. De Nova’s death trap feat
Section 1. Whenever any person material will be placed cm the
In all about *,0 0 0 men are eu ed bv the raIlki„g officers of b o th '
Kansas
today, Col. W . II. was no less thrilling, he walking
Section 1. That, for the purpose
or corporation interested iu any streets at the intersections. The camped and will be divided i n t o .
resular„ alK, () N> a
Thej Blair.
of retiring all outstanding warrants
across a bar head downward by
street or part thereof in the city of crusher would have been started the a r m ie s of the Hrowns and Uie ,uen are taking great pride in the I Progressive
Kansas, W. C. means of placing his toes in loops
of the city of Cottage Grove, not
, .
„
Cottage Grove, and shall desire on Monday, but there was delay Hleus, which wilr* contest m the i
; Counter.
heretofore provided for, and for
or rings suspended from the high
such street nr part thereof to be
account of having to get a licit big battle that will conclude the colaPaMV a,u' ,ls officers,
Pleasant side of Kansas, II. O. bar.
the purpose of defraying the neces- j
encampment.
j
Regards,
vacated, such ()erson or corpora from Portland.
I Thompson.
Long practice marches are being
F . P. K u rtz
sary current expenses, necessary
Among the entertaiuers was
Contractor Hart has the work
sewer, drainage and street improve- j *'ou iy II give notice, by advertise
Kansas Watermelon,
James Veno the pretty snake charmer,
ment thereof, for four consecutive 0,1 tl>e reservoir on I.andess’ hill
llemenway.
ments of said city, of the surplus
with her den of vipers: the Dixie
To Engage In Lumber Business.
Creswell News Notes
weeks, iu a newspaper, of general i well under way, The crushed
Educational Kansas, W. C. Jubilee singers and dancers, in­
after retiring all outstanding w ar-!
circulation published in the city stone for the concrete work is be
l'rank Rosenberg, who has for
rants, the common council is here-'
cluding one of the best buck-and-
Creswell is building up rapidly. , Conner.
of Cottage Grove, that at a regular ing furnished by the city. It will several been acting
secretary
| Recitation, Ilildred Hall.
wiug dancers on the coast.
by authorized and enqiowered in
1. L. Harding a carpenter who
meeting of the council of said city, require a considerable amount for the Commercial club, and re­
Song, Male quartette, Messrs.
the name of the city of Cottage
Worthy of especial mentiou was
to lie had at the time stated in 1 which, together with that needed cently temporary successor to has been at work on the school ; Hisby, Ralstou, Counter and Con­
Grove, to issue and dispose of
the
barret jumping feats by H. E .
house, fell from the top of a 12-
such notice of publication, a pe- j for the street work planned, will
booster Conley, lias resigned his
coupon bonds of the city of Cot­
ner.
LaRoy and his marvelous rod
foot ladder Tuesday, striking ou a
titiou will be piesented to the keep the crusher busy for some
position to engage in the lumber
tage Grove, to an amount not ex ­
Reading, Mrs. Ora llemenway. twisting acts, liending of iron rods
timber and dislocating his right
council praying for the vacation j time to come,
Song, medley, by the ladies,
business. He has been contem­
ceeding the sum of thirty thousand
held in his teeth and by striking
wrist, bruising his face and injur­
of such street, or ¡xirtion thereof,
basket dinner.
plating this action for some time,
($30,000) dollars running not
them over the bare fore-arm. The
ing his shoulder and back While
Quite a Feat For Sigall Tot«.
particularly describing same. The
¡but owning to certain conditions
more than thirty years from the
bendiug of Iron rods about his
he
is
not
seriously
hurt,
the
injuries
at j petition to be presented to the
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j did not act until recently.
date thereof, liearing interest
neck by four local gentlemen was
Jas. A. Sterling h Dead.
he received will necessitate his
council
shall
set
forth
a
descript-;
Kelly
and
Lucille Hmustelter,
Mr. Rosenberg has a broad ex ­
not more than six per centum, ill
a torture few, if any, strong men
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Mr. and Mrs l c. perience in the lumber business, stopping work for several days.—
denominations from $100 to $1000, ion of the part of the street pro-1 . children
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“ Jimmie” Sterling, of Drain, submit too, but seemed only
Creswell
Chronicle.
as the couucil shall determine, posed or sought to be vacated, and Hranstetter, the oldest being only having been for a long time iu the
deputy assessor of Douglas county amusement for LaRoy.
Richard Martin of Chilcoot, and Cottage Grove's first telegraph
principal and interest payable at the purpose for which the ground lu years of age, started out on employ of the Pacific Timber com­
W. C. Pope is well termed the
is proposed to be used,'and the their bicycles a day or so ago for
Calif., arrived in Creswell Tuesday operator, died at his Drain home india rubber man, for his marvel­
such time and place as shall be
pany,
but
later
head
bookkeeper
for a visit with his brother Tow
desired by the purchasers, sealed reason for such vacation, and there Cottage Grove. They left Eugene
ous acts are accomplished with
for the brown Lumber company Martin. Richard Martin has heen Wednesday aged 62 years, lie
shall
be
ap|>ended
to
such
petition,
in
the
morning,
arriving
in
the
with the seal of the city, signed by
leaves a widow and two sons, Paul the apparent greatest ease.
as a part thereof, and as a basis Grove aliout noon, a distance of of Cpttage Grove. He is also vice visiting with Ilia sister, Mrs.
the Mayor and attested by the Re­
The electric show was a great
Sterling railway agent at Myrtle
for such vacation, the consent of 22 miles. A card was received gereut suark of the southern i ire- Knowltou at Cottage Grove for a
corder and sold at not less than
Point, and l'.dwin residing at hit, the Luna sisters in Iheir
the owners in fee simple, of at the following morning sta|i|ig that
gotl district of Qie Conea tiuated few days, and the meeting of the home. A step-son and three step­ brillali! serpentine fire dances and
par value to the highest responsi­
least two-thirds of the real estate they had arrived. They went to
two brothers and sister was the daughters also survive
ble bidder after notice has been
The poses pastique being decidedly new
(irder of Hoo IIoo. lie will no
fronting on both sides of said visit their aunt, Mrs. John barker.
first in Hi years. Mr. Martin who Leader editor remembers that and unique, while the moving
published at least once a week for
doubt build up a splendid patron-
street or part thereof to be vacated, — Eugene Register.
is 77 years of age, has resided in when a small lmy he used to pictures were plain and life-like.
three successive weeks in a news­
i age for himself in the near future,
estimated upon the frontage of the
paper of general circulation, pub­
The steam merry-go-round with
California for V. years, and is a watch Mr. SUaEuM read telegraph
I messages trout the old Morse paper its “ lovers tubs” was the hit with
Jas. Henson, the druggist, went for he is closely allied with the .10
lished in the city of Cottage Grove, street, such frontage to commence
very prominent man iu his home tape instrument in Whipple's store
at a line drawn equi distance from to Wolf Creek last night to look or more sawmills adjacent to Cot­
the young, and was well patroniz­
Oregon.
county.—Creswell CUroipcJa
which stood hy the side of the
Section 2. Any section or part the termini of the street or portion after his property interest there.
tage (.rove.
flour utill in west Cottage Grove, ed.
The proprietor, Prank Miller, is
thereof of any Chapter of Act to
there bviug no east Cottage Grove
(Continued on Last Page)
Patronize Leader advertisers.
boost for Nesmith county.
Vpte for Nesmith county.
at that time.
most genial, courteous and lib­
incorporate the city of Cottage
Grove by the special session of the
eral, seeming to take pleasure
in picking out little penniless ur
Legislative Assembly 1903, and
chins and supplying them with
amendatory Acts, or measures
merry-go-round tickets or admiss­
thereto in conflict hereto, are here­
ions to the shows.
by repealed.
Harry Gibson, the genial busi­
Initiative Petition.
ness manager, is also a most gen­
To propose by initiative petition
tlemanly fellow with whom it is a
a law providing for the confirming
pleasure to trausact business.
the purchase l;v theejtv of Cottage
Altogether it was a most gentle­
Grove: one rock quarry ami one
manly and ladylike aggregation,
rock crusher and appliances, and
and if Cottage Grove is ever visit-
providing for the sale of rock
led at a more favorable time, Mil­
therefrom, and the care and custo­
ler's Amusement Company will
dy of the moqey derived from such
receive a far more cordial greeting
sales.
and liberal patronage. This com­
He it enacted by the people of
pany is filliug an engagement at
the city of Cottage Grove:
Springfield this week, where a
Section 1. That the city of Cot­
great celebration of the completion
tage Grove does hereby confirm
of the new railway bridge in in
the purchase of three acres of land,
progress.
situate and being just outside of
Men's Beautiful Soft Gray Suits, $15.00 to
the city limits, north, commonly
Hand* Down Oecisian.
“ Latest Patterns, New Brown Suits, $18.00 to
known as the “ rock quarry,” to­
gether with the purchase of one f
Judge Harris of the circuit court
“ All Wool Blue Serge
“ $ 2 0 .0 0 to
rock crusher and appliances there- i
recently handed down a decision
Men’s Pacific Logger and Chippeway Logger, $7 .0 0 to
to, now being on said land and I
iu the case of John W. Hazleton
real estate.
vs. Ella White Thompson and
Section 2. Said city is further j
others, to quiet title to certain real
authorized and empowered to 1
estate iu and near Cottage Grove.
maintain, conduct and operate'
The decision is in fa vor of the de­
said rock crusher and rock quarry i
fendants and an order was made
and to furnish to public and pri -1
dismissing the suit.— Register.
vate consumers, either within or
" E v e r w e a r " H o siery F o r Men A nd W om en
without the city limits, rock,
Dr. l-owe will be in Cottage
crushed or uncrushed, for road,
Grove August 29, Draiu .W, Y an­
street, commercial and other pur­
eaba 31, Oakland September 1,
poses, and to charge a compensa-1
I Koseburg 2 and .1.
Full Text of the Important Measures to
uted
Llffi,
NfiW
Upon— Bonds to Retire O utsailing
Oregon Boys Win Laurels in Sham Bat­
Miller Carnival Co. Enliv­
ened Vacation Sea­
Warrants Should be Voted.
tle and Receive Much Praise
son in Grove.
Wheeler
Thompson Co.
“ H a s It F o r Le ss”
Headquarters for Men’s Apparel,
Shoes, Hosiery, Hats and Clothing
....Ju s t A r r iv in g ....
WHEELER - THOMPSON COMPANY
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