Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, December 18, 1903, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIS PUSHED BACK IKKIUATION LA W UOOU KINOLUH. Hitchcock S a y . Make N . Change, TcUi ot W ork Unter It. |(yudian Outposts Along Alaskan Boundary Move. L CONFORMITY Washington, Dec. 12 _, INSULT OF TURK » . Consul Is Assaulted Hitchcock hue transmitted to the house w it h I 'A urn International new S u rv e y la th la J. M. DU Kit AM, Prop. line relations Made yaey May H ave to M ove StlU Furth- From Cottage Grove T r a n s f e r Co. *» “ ' * * “ • severs In P R O P K S S IO N A L C A R O S . L o cation . tica/ prac: r i . Ï.idSTaHon'"!?» application of the provisions of I A,,*,r aro,*• 0ut °* « • urallzcd A m erican W hom tiie law during the one ami one-half ot . Nat- ta c D ip lo . m et B efriended— W in In ve s tig e te . cffi,rtiv ,;, i “U;n,'e h“ l,rov*n most effective and so far as can lie forseen a t 1 the present tune no further legislation is required, the rirpaímt i»». i__ :__ , Constantinople, Dec. 10.— The United neen round to be of such scope as to lito ' u ' e" fl** ■>*« Uie consulate at Alex- complish its purpose ol reclamation.” a," lrett*> Asiatic Turkey, has iieen The report shows that while exam- down, and Consul Davis has left illations and surveys have iieen made hia P«st for Beirut, in consequence of a gjattl«', Dec. 14. — A special die- jatili to the Poet-Intelligencer irorn hpMrfon suvs: )(ajor Zachary T^vlor Wood, who re- urnel to Dawson yesterday, today an- graced the lirst change o f Canadian outposts in conform ity with the find- ¡jin of the international commission ahich arbitrated the boundary dispute struction has U u n . Wa n T A H »n lCt0h , wl,i^ M r. Davis was S u it e d and as- between Canada and the United States. only territory. In other states and ter- 8“ ulte<1 hv tLe local police, Major Wood, who is the commander ritories, plana and specifications are in Tlie afiair grew out of the arrest of afthe northwest mounted police, various stages of progress, and the aI> Armenian, Channes Attarian, a nat moved the police poet at Wells, on the work is being pushed uralized American citizen. Attarian palton trail, to Pleasant Camp. It is The irrigation fund, accumulated Mnihle that the latter may ultimately from the sale of public lands in the 13 had been in prison at Aleppo during have to lie changed also, hut this will states and three territories to which the last two months, and had just been depend on the international survey the irrigation act applies, now amounts liberated through the intervention of tbich will he made next spring. to a total of »1(1,191,836. This fund the American consular agents on condi Major Wood ia the man who became lias iieen accumulating in the treasurv tion of his leaving the country forth famous as collector of customs at the since 1901. with. Mr. Davis was accompanying (ummit of W hite Pass during the lirst nish to the K londike and is the officer Attarian on board a departing steamer, TURKEY BLAMES CONSUL. vho at that time forced the Canadian when tlie police intercepted the party, line forward 17 miles from Lake Ben- American Diplomat W ho Mixed W ith Po | assaulted and insulted Mr. Davis, and, Dett to the summit by advancing his lice Would Override Laws. despite the resistance of the consul and detaolmiqpt. He is a nephew of Gen Constantinople, Dec. 12.—The Turk his attendant guards, rearrested Attar eral Zachary Taylor, ex-president of ish official report of the affair at Alex- ian and took him back to prison. the United States. andretta, complained of by the United persons who have just arrived here Mr. Davis immediately lowered the States consul, W. R. Davis, has been over the ioe bring the first news of the telegraphed here by the governor of flag over the consulate and formally result of last summer's operations in Bierut, Syria, as follows: broke off relations with the Turkish the Kovukuk country. The output of "Attarian, a native of Kharpnt, who authorities by quiting Alexandretta the camp was »350,000. Incoming has for some years iieen abroad, recent miners report a new strike of great and leaving the consulate in charge of ly re-entered the country secretly and promise at the headwaters of the Koyu- has iieen traveling in the interior with the vice consul. kuk. a Turkish passport. On his arrival A number of Moslems seized on the lately at Alexandretta, Attarian occasion to make hostile demonstra RIOT ON ST R E E T CAR. claimed the protection of the American tions against the consulate and against consul and asked for his assistance to Passengers R efuse to . Pay a Non-Union enable him to embark for Egypt. Mr. tlie Christians generally. C onductor. The local authorities assert Mr. Davis Davis accordingly notified the authori Chicago, Dec. 14.— In a riot on Hal- ties, but the latter insisted that the struck the police with a cane, and that sted street, near Archer avenue, grow sanction of the governor must be ob after the rearrest of Attarian the con ing out of the recent strect-car strike, a tained and tlie usual formalities be car sular cavasses (military couriers) at non-union conductor and non-union ried out, such as photographing Attar motorman were attacked by a mob and ian. Mr. Davis refused to tolerate the tempted to rescue him, and in the their car partially wrecked. The delay, and attempted to embark Attar fracas which ensued the cavasses broke trouble started when the passengers, ian by force. Tlie police arrested At the windows of the prison. several of whom were women, refused tarian at the quay, whereupon Mr. The matter is engaging the energetic to pay their fares because the con Davis, aided by his military couriers, attention of the United States legation struck the policemen, who were wound ductor did not wear a union hntton. The conductor stopped the car and an ed in the faces, and afterwards attempt here. Mr. Leishman has made urgent nounced it would not start again until ed to force an entrance into the guard representations to the porte, and is now the fares were paid. While several house, breaking windows and doors, but awaiting a full report before taking Thereupon Mr. Davis further steps. The outrage, it is an of the passengers seized and roughly unavailingly. handled the conductor, one force 1 the threatened that unless Attarian was re ticipated here, will lead to strong ac motorman at the point of a revolver to leased and allowed to embark within tion on the part of the United States four hours, he would himself leave. to obtain full reparation, especially as proceed. The conductor probably owes his life Jiot receiving satisfaction, Mr. Davis full satisfaction for the Beirut affair has not yet been given. to Policeman John O ’ Hara, who, quick embarked for Beirut.” ly grasping the situation, rushed the FLEET IS SENT. former to a private residence near by BATCH OF BILLS BY CUSHMAN. anil throwing open the front door forced him inside. Then appearing at Russia Renews Protest A gainst Opening W a n ts ot W ashin gton and Alaska arc Corean Port. A front window with drawn revolver S e t Forth. the policeman threatened to shoot any London, Dec. 12.—The correspond Washington, Dec. 9.— Representative one who attempted to enter. After ent of the Times at Tokio says that two driving the car for several blocks the Russian cruisers and two battleships Cushman, of Washington, today intro motorman leaped to the ground and having assembled at Chemulpo, M. duced the following bills: ran, pursued by a crowd of men and Pavloff, the Russian minister to Corea, Iwr.saaaag the limit of coet of the boys. The crowd, finally, failing to re accompanied by the admiral command s . - - i x( Tacoma to »1,000,- capture either of the fugitives, re ing the fleet, had an audience with U:.- ‘iv *n.'i i ‘ -cokane to »900,000; pro- turned to tlie car and partially wrecked emperor, in the course of which, it : - » ijr tie erection of public build- believed, he renewed his pretest i t . ________________ _ against the opening of Yoogarr.p-o to a* Oirmpia, Aberdeen, Everett B A T H S ARB KILLING PEOPLE. foreign commerce. ac-i Be Ligham; to establish a mili- The Russians threatened to land 3 - Chicago P rofessor Holds They Are the 000 men and march on Seoul should tarr p-wt at American lake; dividing the state of Washington into two ju C au se of ituch Sickness. Corea disregard their warning. dicial districts, north and south; estab Chicago, Dec. 14.— When people Japan Buys W a r Materials lishing a mint at Tacoma; eplarging leave off bathing there w ill be little London, Pec. 12 — No farther news or nothing for doctors to do. 1 neu- and improving the Puyallup Indian has been received here showing that monia, colds ami a hundred other ills school; creating a game preserve in the result from the foolish habit of wash the reported arrival of a Russian squad ron at Chemulpo has any significance Olympic mountains; to construct a ing the body. “ To bathe is to be dirty, for you beyond that indicated in recent dis government bridge across Spokane riv thereby make a sewer of the skin. patches. The names of the vessels er; appropriating »100,000 for the im The blood gives up products that which have arrived at Chemnlpo are provement ol Mount Rainier national should be left to ':ake a natural outlet, not given. Dispatches to the Daily Telegraph park; establishing a life saving station and soils the sk in.” The foregoing declarations made by from Tokio and Nagasaki under date of at Cape Flattery; amending the con Wednesday do not even mention the ar stitution to provide for the election of Prof. John D ill Robertson at the an nual meeting of the Chicago Ecletic rival of the squadron at the Corean United States senators by popular vote; port. The Telegraph’ s correspondent and Surgical society, at the auditor- states that the situation has undergone Alaskan delegate h ill; providing a ter ium, have aroused the interest of the no change except for an increase- in ritorial government for Alaska; appro members. Professor Robertson as priating »150,000 for a salmon hatch the tension due to the protracted nego- serted that the theory that tlie closing tiations. They also report that the ery in Alaska; prohibiting the location of the pores of tlie skin would result in Japanese government is buying war of mining claims in Alaska by power of death is false. He said all physiolo attorney; making an appropriation for materials abroad. gists making such an assertion were government roadways in Alaska. The Pailv Mail’s Tokio correspondent wrong. The habit of taking “ dry” savs it is reported hv the Chinese rep batlut was also denounced. Appropriations Needed by Hawaii. resentative in Thibet that the Russians -r iv *.... ......... «*»« W elcom s Am erican Commissioner. Victoria, F. C., Pec. 14 .— The steam- er Shawmut which arrived today brings news from Yokohama that 1 ro- fesM.r Jenks, o f the United States com mission of coinage reform, was warml.v welcomed in Japan. A committee of 12 was appointed by the Japanese go\- ernment to confer w ith him. lie pro ceeds from Japan to tlie Philippines, and thence to I’ekin. A notable recep tion was given to Rear Admiral P, ■ • Coo|ier, commanding the American Asiatic squadron at tlie United States legation at Tokio. are building two forts. V ast Underground Lake Chcvenne. Wyo.. Dee. 1 2 .-O n sink- inc 11 n artesian well on the ranchi of John W. Griffin, six miles west of this i-itv the drill at a depth of 2B5 feet nenet rated a vast underground lake nr stream, and a column of water six inches in diameter spouted out to a height of 4(1 feet. Soundings were bottom. made which failed to 1 The flow is so great that it is more than ample to supply the entire need. of the city of Cheyenne, and it is prob able a pipe line will be built to furnish the city with water from this source. Itusslani Slay M any C hin«««. v « s « z « l« M «y lavad« Colombia. Willemstad, Island of Curacao, Dec. U __The Venezuelan government hai 15,000 rifle# and 1,000.000 gear Admiral Ghcrsrdl Is Dying. flee. 12 —Rear Ad- *"irr dgee. and it is report^ is prepar- Stratford, Conn. , United States cartri nvade Colombia in of war miral Bancroft Oherardt is dying at his home here I mg V and the navy, retired, is nehr. I between the latter country from diabetes, complicated | Cniud States Washington. Dec. 14 — Immediately after the holiday recess the house com mittee on expositions will take up t o bill of Representative Williamson for the Lewis and Clark exposition. The bill is identical with that introduced in ditis. the senate by Senator Mitchell. First National JJR. J. R IIOSMKR BANK Ptseaaes of the Eye, Ear and Nose are Speo laltlea PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Draying and all kind, hauling. Furniture and Piauo moving a specialty :; :: CAPITAL - $25,000 Phone - - 116 A general banking business transacted. Cottage Grove, Oregon. of Office In the Allison A Madsen Building. ORGANIZED 19 0 0 J jR . B. R. JOB PHYSICIAN & SURGEON All calls promptly attended. Office, Main 8 t. next door to Leader offloe. 1 hone, No. 114. SpeaKing Furniture We have it—have just received an immense stock. Call and be con COTTAGE GROVE, OR. T. ANDERSON, M. D P h ys ic ia n and S u rg e o n vinced that there Is uo better place from whieh to select :: :: :: : Surgery aud Female diseases A Specialty. All ealls promptly attended to. Office In Sherwood block; Night calls at New Era Drug Store, rhoue 166 Main. Wc make a specialty of Carpets, Mattings, Springs and Mattresses, also carry a complete line of Under taking goods. Call and get prices :: Cochran S Lauder schiefr Bunding QENTIST O R . H. H. P C T R I 3 All Work Wo;« sa tod. Oregon Nursery Co. Office First Door West of Sherwood SALEM . OREGON. LARGEST NURSERY ON THE PACIFIC COAST, JJR E. C. MACY Frui and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc. DENTIST Maynard Plum— Apple Tilton Apricot— Frost-Resisting Dr. Snapp’s Building. WRITE FOR CIRCULARS— SALESMEN WANTED. Cash advanced for expenses—Catalogue and price list free upon application O J oh nson F Q E b V EBY £ ATTO RN EYS JOHNSON, A T LAW Cottage Grove, J at our Store. Oregon. 11. K IN G A ll kinds o f Country Produce Bought and Sold A tto r n e y -a t-L a w Spécial attention given to Collections. COTTAGE S P E C IA L BARGAINS are being offered in many departments of our merchandise stock and it will pay you to give us a call : : : : • • ¡ i s s s s s i s s i GROVE, OREGON. J E. YOUNO 1 TT 0 IHKT- 1 T-L 1 V F cr you r General M erchandise call on the old reliable firm o f •a Mala Street, Wert O e t t a f « S r e v e , O r. L E W IS G r o c e r ie s , D ry & VEATCH uooas, c iu iin u g , » « « « » » a c l M IS C E L L A N E O U S . . . =m ßOBT. O R Ik F I». + W H G O N -7 W Ä K 6 R + Family G roceries FRESH AND PURE. A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries at Lowest prices. Highest cash and trade prices paid for country produce : : : : : HELLO MAI N 6 5 Repairing and KefllUnf la Our Trad#. All work warranted. COB Mara . i * t h t ».. Cotta«« Grov«, Ore«o* H c. m a d h b n . Watchmaker W atchri Clocks and Jewelry At LoweBt P rlca*.......... ETCALF R S E 0 H. WILLARD CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Caues Rheumatism, HHatiea, Lumbago, Neuralgia and Gout You can remove the cause by wearing one of our Uric Acid in Rex Rheumatic Tlie Blood n e x o o B Rings $ 2 Estimates made and all kinds of carpenter work executed and satisfaction guaranteed Contract work a specialty. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. FRANK E. ALLEY A postal will bring a booklet telling all about it. Address Architect and Abstractor H . C. M A D S K N , A g e n t , C o t t a g e « r o v e , O r . Manufactured by Rex Rheumatic Co.. Hartford, Conn. E ll B a n gs W . S . C h rls m a n CHRISHMAN & BANGS Abstract of title to deeded land. Pa pers prepared for filing on government land. Blue prints of township maps showing all vacant lands for $1 each. Plans and estimates for all kinds of buildings. Special designs for office fixtures. Notary public in office. Douglas County Bank Bldg. ROSEBUKG Washington. Dee. 11. — Secretary Shaw transmitted to tlie house today estimates of appropriations for Hawaii, including »76,000 for new light houses, » 30,000 for lighthouse service, »25,000 for dredging Honolulu rhannei and harbor, »25.000 for the maintenance of buoys. »10,000 for a bri-akwater at Hilo, »30,000 for a federal building at Hilo, an “ ample” appropriation for a federal building at Honolulu, and »50 000 for removing obstruction« in Pearl harbor Governor Carter recommends hi. «alary should he increased to»7,500. St Petersburg, Dec. 11.— The R un hand of sian troops have defeated Chun Chose« (Chinese robbera), on the Cubs Makes Concsssloni. Havana Dec. 12.__The cabinet, at a I iao river, Manchuria, killing 200 of them and wounding as many more. A ^ r the the*conflict report.«. November After conflict reported m t , h„ principal porte of the Isle of , H )wtveen the force of Knssian soi- mne« h ThPe government thus complies 2 mnd , body of Chun Choses at T . l l l h e i-qnirements of the United i i0, hao. in which five Russians W1,h the Isle of Pines, | k ilM , nd nine were severely exception of th.t rei.ting to wo0n<1^ . ,he Russians pursued the. irhool It is believed fleeing tribesmen. ; i ; : v r , r : - h.v e s ta b ii, h e .ih y th . D iscred ited by Russia. St. Petersburg, Dec. 14.— The dis patch from T okio announcing that a Rnssian squadron of battleships a* arrived off Chemulpo, Corea, to sup port Russia’ s opposition to the pro posed ojiening of Yongampho, on t ie Yalu river, to the commerre of the world, and that the Russians threat ened to land 3,000 men and march on Seoul should Corea disregard their war ning, is utterly discredited here. " foreign office has no confirmation. imericans on (he island will he k-ven government a i d . _________ L ew is and C lark Bill Up Soon. Herbert Eakln, Cash. Darwin Bristow, Pres. OREGON EAST AND SOUTH — VIA— The S hasta R oute — OF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. Train« leave C ottao * Gaova and way «tâtions at t:14 a m L v to rth n d “ kB» » Lv CotUge Grove 2:67 p m AT Ashland 12:66 a » A t Sacramento 6:00 p m Ar »an Francisco T:6» p m Fashion Stables P u llm an and T ou rist C am on both trains. C hai * C abs , Haora- msnto to Ogden and and El Paso and Tourist Cars B o s w e ll S p r in g s Located on Southern Portile Kalirnsd In Dónelas County, Ore. The waters will ctire 90 per cent of cases of Constipation, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Stom ach, Kidney, Liver troubles. Postoffh-e. Express sud public Telephone on prem ises. F r»m tlO per week up. Including hath* Trains stop in fro n t o f hotel One Galina of These PntAMinn» < h lor Id«* 544MW gr potaMlum Prom Ida - - .67 gr Waters Cnataia . . . » .« lu i» c hloride - - * 11 .oa gr potaftftinvn Io d id e - - - .-Mgr to Chicago, St Louts, and Washington. New Orlaann Con nesting at Haa Prnnelsen, wit» w w i l Stssmslilp lines for Honolulu, Japan. China. Philippine*. U«ntr«l and South America. ban T-an with C s i d y train Independen. » Faaeen««r dally, » i c . p t Sunday. f i t a .w .yL » .Portland....— -d f| fcl* » . J . *<M r. 16 t a. m . I A t .....MeMInnvffl«. M agnesium « h lo rld e .16 gr f e ir t urn « h lo rld e - I43c.ne gr C alcium C arb o n a tes • - .12 gr Capt. Ben D. Boswell, P r o p r i e t o r ÏXiUA. M- 1 r m r. Lv I I M W, I ft*« Agent Mr D T Awbrey at CotUgn Grava •Uttoa or addr••• W B COM AN, G f * Pana, Agl rUETLAJiD. • GREGOR.