Lane County leader., October 29, 1904, Image 2

3 v
Strait
the Development and Improvement PLEADED GUILTY
Silk Creek Items
Leagues, and the various other
COTTAGE GROVE
OREGON
County Supt Dillard of Eugene
organizations whose purpose is to
FINED $500 paid
our school aviait one day l««t
P U B L ISH E D KV Kit Y H ATDU D AY
induce immigration here, are doing
week. He eipnwted himself as
A . C L IF F O R D CîACïK, I'.dlUir ami Publisher
most excellent and commendable
Portland, October a t.— (Special.) very much pleased with tbs school.
Entered at the Cottage D rove postonico as ,,v work, and are entitled to the last­
•uU-claHs matter.
E. A. Wheeler »rived home from
.-F
o r a technical error in making
ing gratitude of our people in every
county aud precinct, and should be out two pension papers tor himself, EugeDe Friday bringing with him
S U B S C R IP T IO N HA TEH
si v) supported liberally in the meritor- the federal grand jury brought in a stock which he bought while sliseut
One Y ear
.
.
.
.
Six M onths
-
•
. . .
J. R. Elliott returned home from
; ious work they are doing for Ore- true bill against Attorney Lee M.
T hree« M onths
-
If p a id in a d v a n c e h u t if n o t so paid
Travis
on
Friday.
It
was
an
act
of
ftcotsburg
the last of the week.
|.-r jeer
a ill
111 I he
M
- ch
chargeil.
K^TIl, Slid the cili/ellS of the »>tate
■uiiorui r a t e of #-'.ob |**r
>«*ar w
a rset
A d v e rtisin g r a te s m a d e k n o w n on a p p licatio n
have an opportuuity to encourage thoughtlessness on the part of
The Misses. Winnie aud Varum
these bodies in their work by avail­ Travis with no intention whatever Dresser of Lym Hollow, visited
OI.L'BItlNU LIST
ing themselves of their franchise to defraud the government. His Ailce Wheeler Stigday.
The
L?ne
Co-,u"
y
for
?".«
and
getting others to do the same. pension papers were all correct re­
year, ami any of tlii* following piilili-
Mrs. B. H. Lee and daughter»,
cation for on« year, for tin price act
Don’t worry your head altout garding his service with the Oregon
Miss
Florence and Floy, of Divide
opposite •
how your neighbor is going to hoys, and his sickness, for he was atteuded chu r e is e r vice here Sat­
N ew Y ork T rib u n e F u n n e r
#1 7.1
vote; simply emphasize the import taken down and had a long siege
T oledo W eekly B la d e .......................
i . I
urday.
P o rtla n d W eekly O reg o n ian
. a flu
ance from a commercial standpoint of typhoid fever, but in two in-
P o rtla n d W eekly J o u r n a l
...... . 2 INI
A. D. Oweua made a business
stances
be
bad
written
the
name
ot
P o rtla n d S em i-W eekly .Journal
ol his doing so.
And, moreover,
h i K t i m I imo c tii
. ...
2 Ml
bis witnesses instead of getting trip to Lynx Hollow, Friday.
S an Francisco Examiner
2 Ml
every
man
should
avail
himself
of
S u n se t M ag azin e, S an F ran cisc o
2 INI
them to do so, after they had prom­
O u t W e st, bos A n g e le s ...........
2 BO
Mr. Daniel Miller and mother
that sacred right.
After this Presidential election ised to sign the papers for him. arrived here Thursday from Coos
the newspaper« of the country will When Travis did this he did not Co., to visit the fsmily of (leo.
SATTltDAY
<MTOIlK.lt ai.
__
teem with comparative data touch­ realize that he was committing an Miller.
i
in g the gro w th of Oregon, of Wash, offence, nor did he have any in­
Several of the Silk (’reek people
A L E T T E R T O O REGO N IAN S.
iiigtiui. of Idaho, in fact, the giowtli tention to defraud the government. went to Cottage drove Fliday.
While Hie Leader does not take of every Cite. tic State since the last The technical error was soon dis- Among them were, Eugene Miller
^
&J T Babcock, H. W
tip the cause of Republicanism by Presidential election «ill b e g i v e n covered at Washington, when it was I ^
publishing the following letter from fullest publicity.
A nit papers of seen that Travis and his witnesses Babco<.k ' w N w heeler and wile
the Chairman of the* Republican Washington, Scuttle in particular, names were all written in Travis and Mrs. Owens and son, Almon.
State Central Committee of Ore will publish in bold-faced type the well-known writing, without any
“ Uncle” Ves Veatcb arrived home
goo, it does earnestly recommend growth of that State; aud should attempt to imitate the bandwritiug
Friday from a visit to his graud
to the thoughtful consideration ol her ratio of
increase exceed Ore- of the witnesses. This in the sight
, „
.
all the people of this state the gUU'B, theie will be no end to news- of the United States law is a most
r M* ° D '° ° 0 ‘ *
Wash.
analysis of Oregon’s backwardness paper comment nor to the distribu- serious offense. Pension agents
In climbing a fence on her way to
therein contained. In this letter Ron of literature showing the dis- were soon put on Travis track and
school
Monday morning, little Hazle
ir.* shown many of the reasons why parity between the ratio of these worked up a ease against him with-
the State of Washington lias ont- two States. Will it not cause in- ouI as much as taking into con- Ashby fell and hurt bereelf quite
stripped Oregon in voting strength l(uiry and subsequently emigration «¡deration the extenuating circum- badly.
LA N E C O U N T Y
LEA D ER
C o u rie
in
Agriculture
n
L U R C H ’S
and
Dairying
Immediately following the win­
ter holidays, the Oregon Agricul­
tural College, at Corvallis, will
give free of charge two popular
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
short courses of instruction—one
in agriculture, the other in dairy­
ing. These courses consist chiefly
of lectures by specialists Irorn the
faculty and from »broad, com­
bined with work in the lalxiratories,
where students have access to the
apparatus of the College aud E x ­
periment Station.
The lectures
are designed for busy men and
women who desire to advance with
this progressive age, but cannot
avail themselves of the full four-
year course ol instruction; hence
the courses of lectures will come at
the most convenient season of the
year for combining pleasure and
recreation with profitable study.
Those familiar with the short
course system of lectures speak ol
it as a rare opportunity for practical
men and women to familiarize them­
selves with the more salient points
touching their business, and to
gather such general iuf rmation as
will enable them to live that higher ■
industrial life possible to every j
farmer and housekeeper.
The instruction, which is simple,
is adapted to the literary attain­
ments of all; hence no educational j
test is required lor admission to:
either of the courses. The schedule |
•>l lectures will Ire announced in j
due lime.
The course in agriculture will |
begin January 9th. and continue
ten days. Some of the subjects to
be discussed are Horticulture,
Plant
Breeding,
Bacteriology,
Chemical Elements, How Plants
Work, Budding of Plants based up­
on Plant Culture, Hints on Farm­
ing, How to Conserve the Fertility
of the Soil, Drainage,Soil Moisture,
Rose Culture, Veterinary llurgery,
Rotation of Crops, Roadmaking,
Fertilization and How to Make the
Old Farm Pay.
The course in dairying will com­
mence January 21, and continue
six weeks. Students will meet for
work six days of the week. The
mornings will be devoted to practi­
cal work in dairy rooms, two days
will be devoted to butter making,
We come to your
two days to cheese making, and
rescue, in case of
two days will be spent in the dairy j
laboratories. Iu the afternoon of |
the days except those devoted to j
cheese making lectures nm| recitn- '
tions will occupy two or three
hours. The lectures will treat of j
Insure in an Old Line
Soil Chemistry and Physics, Feed j
Metcalf & Brunei
Fire Insurance Company
and Feeding, Dairying, Bacterio­
and if you burn out, you
Successors to
logy, Breeds and Breeding and ■
know your loss will be
Chemistry of Dairy Products.
paid in full.
:: :;
;;
Metcalf & Morse
There will be no fees except the I
breakage deposit of three dollars, j
This deposit is intended to cover
Phillips & W heeler
breakage of glass-ware in the lab-1
¡I Kind of Goods
BANK BUILOING
Prompt Delivery
oratory, and the actual cost of mat-1 COTTAGE GROVE.
ORE.
Courteous Attention
erial used; hence a part of this fee i ^
will be returned in case of no _
breakage. Books will cost about
three dollars. Rooms with board Bright’s Diseev.se a . n d
aud lodging will cost from $3.00 to
Diabetes.
I3.50 per week.
Parker’.-; B r e a d
P h en e 64
For further information address
We desire t" place in the hands of tin,so ar
the Register.
fueled with llr>i;hts Disease amt Diabetes a :w-
Wl N T E R
Men's Vool Underwear,
W
ool Hose,
W
ool Macinaws at
ZERO
NEW BLUE FUNNEL OVEBSHIHTS
and has gained in population more ¡f newspapers, almanacs and gov- stances. Travis
never
denied
rapidly:
ernment and other statistics all over signing the names, but they held
Diploma, Foaad.
Portland, Oct. 24, 1*404. the Nation advertise that Oregon him down to the strict letter of the
The lost diploma of Miss Shlveley
Ed. Lendei— My dear Sir. For ,jnce the last Presidential election ,aw On Travis' arrival in Portland Inis 1x0*0 found and wne received by
commercial reasons if nothing else, |iaH g rown e<|,,nlly in population he went to United States District that lady ouRanday Inst.
It Is regularly stgued by the
I hope that every citizen of Ore- wln, other Slates of the Pacific? Attorney Hall and informed him of
gon will exhibit sufficient interest j j ie fact jHi we |,ave grown in popu tlle whole truth of the trivial faculty of 1K !*9 of the Monmouth
Normal School sod countersigned
in the forthcoming election to not ]atiQn and are growing in popula- mistake, a mistake so often made
by Governor fleer and other officials
only go to the polls himself but to y olli and it hut remains for voters >>y attorneys in signing persons’ thus settling a t rest the question of n
exert his liest efforts to get all his Qf tiMK
to demonstrate that names when they should not witb- diploma haring been Issued to her. If
neighbors out to vote regardless ol fa,.t
people who are looking to the ol,t having the proper power of there hud lieen nny donbt Isdore.
It ts to tie regretted, on account of
party affiliations. I«ct our love lor pucitic for future investment and attorney before them. Mr. Hall
was reluctant to bring so serious a nil concerned, that this document
our highly-favored State inspire us ll0mes
was not tu evidence at an earlier
to show the business world that we
And there is another side to this charge against Travis when he date as It would doubtless saved the
arc up and doing, and that our question. Senator John P. Dolliver >learf* his story, hut on looking the serious complications which have
population is increasing year by of Iowa remarked at these head matter up his hands were tied and arisen.
Miss Shlveley and her friends
year, and that we do not purpose quarters recently that the best place j *iafl *° follow the letter ol the law.
sitting idly by and allowing our lo get legislation in Washington is Hc ^m ilted that everything was assert that her right to tench In the
High School as per agreement at the
neighbor S ates alter this Presiden­ at the White House; and he empha | truthful in the body ol the affidavit lieglnnlng of school will Is* insisted
tial election to advertise to the ri/e,| the importance of Oregon giv an<l IhM Travis was entitled to a upon and enrried to the highest
world that they are growing in ing Ko.HM.velt and Fairbanks a lar-! l* nsion. b,lt ‘ he technical mistakes tribunal.
The school board are equally posi­
population and Oregon standing K,.r majority in November tlmn the in ,he signatures was a matter under
tive of their position and state the
still. It should be a matter ol state wont in June. Listen to sub- the law which he had to file a com­
quota of teachers ts filled and they
ate | ride for every voter to avail
|,tiixlly his own words: “ You plaint against him where the least cannot recede a point from their
himsell of bis liaucliisc and vote. a pi i,nv.«
l| on the President and fine was $500. Travis also told a present position.
From the present, outlook, neither
-AS •! tpy- Us ql shoju.ng_aj^ioiyth ol ^¡s immediate political family then. truthful story beforejtlie grand jury,
population, it is absolutely essentia They will he constrained to not deny and as soon as that body brought the people or) press can change
that a lull vote be registered. No O l c g o t l ’n d e l e g a t i o n ill C u llg in s H in a true bill he pleaded guilty affairs In the slightest degree and
the courts will’ be called upon to
question but: the growth of our any reasonable request. Your rivers belore Judge Bellinger, who in­
settle the merits of the ease
State-at the preseut time is the and
Miss Bhiveley states that she never
harbors,
your
irrigation flicted the least fine that was in his
' most rapid ill its history; but there schemes, the jetty at the mouth of power, which was the above refused to furnish a diploma to the
is a means of showing it to the the (Jolutn! in, the canal at The amount. Both the district attorney school board.
world, and the opportunity ought Dalles, your arid lands, your forest and the judge spoke in high praise
Special Notice.
who had done the cor-
not to lie neglected. Let ns have timlmr lands, your transport “ervice, of Travis,
.
...........................
,
, rect thing in admitting his technical
all the voters out— Republicans, your ...
To
those
owing
Mrs. N. E. Elsea,
World m I'air, and your federal
.
,
Democrats, Socialists, Prohibition buildings- these and whatever else; error, and if it had been in their please call at store and pay amount
ists. Stand tip and I«* counted for require help will stand a far greater power the sentence would have and receive receipt from Mm. A. L
only been a reprimand or a small Palmer, N. Elses, or send money'
the Slate!
chance of satisfactory attention
Shall we fold our hands ami not from Conguss than if the people of fine. The fine was too heavy for to N. E. Elsea, 270 Caruthers Ht
avail ourselves ol this important j of >onr stat0 wr, p tLe drapery Qf , so trivial a mistake, especially as Portland, Ore.
......... .......
and unusual opportunity to an- their coucbtsa allout flietu an<1 lie Travis was one of the first to i
answer his couutry’s call for
iiouuce to the world that we are down to pleasant dreams.
Why,
volunteers when the war broke out
growing in population? Over in
Iowa will give Roosevelt aud Fair­
He came near losing his life in
Washington enterprising citizens
banks at llie vorv least 100,000.
Mauila, yet for the year of his
regardless ot party are exerting
This is couc ded. ¡Still the red-fire
young mauliood be gave to bis
every effort to get the vote out in
of enthusiasm is illuminating every
country in service and time lost in
order to advertise that their State
proriuct in tho H iwkeye State.
tKttte pamphlet that is savin* human lives. It
sicaness when it came to making
is advancing, and consequently is
s nut an ordinary pamphlet, such as Is common­
What for? Simply because it will
ly used to advertise medicines, but Is prlm l-
A t P o rtla n d .
slight
mistake,
the
government
is
the State for people to move t<f
pally made up of reports o f scientifically con-
redound to our State’s credit at
Mrs. Frank I). Wheeler, Mrs. W. ('. <lji<-ti*<l tests In a lar*u variety of cases, sriowlns
of K K n ifi,
cold blooded aud will not overlook _ B A la ll d d 4 e lMAS«fl
Four years ago Washington cast
». per cent ..r .........
In these hitherto in-
I'onnor, the Misses Llsxlt* Orpunl, curable
r , U r in a r y O re a n * .
diseases.
Washington!’’
m R b a u m atlsm , B a c k
a technical error when thera was a c A h I *.H
107,000 odd votes, and the State of
Gertrude Uiirilkk amt Milan Hart, The speeihes employed In these tests arc
e a rtD i« * a ** .a ra T *l.
I beg pardon for snhimiting to
Known a* the Fulton Compounds and tlie re­
no intentiou whatever to defraud D ro p *y. F * m a l* T ro u b la s.
Messrs. Charles Cochran and Tom sults
Oregon cast 84,000-odd votes. This
obtained prove conclusively that these
you this long letter; hut having
I', disease -nlntiK fatal (the deaths from
the government. That is not the Don't bscoms discouraged. There ts n Medley attended the meeting In in-i'io
year they are working lor 1 40,000.
Bittthis. ln,e».se alone are appalling, over in«,-
H o m o propel U interests in the State,
for you. If ncces**ry writ« Dr. Fenner, Portland last week ot the W. ( ' . 1 \ I . in° «year, starting as kidney troubles) have at
right spirit in which to treat one of cure
and if they succeed it will mean an
ast yield,., to modi.-a] sdenec. The pamphlet
lie ItR*
a Ilf«* »line curing Jurt such
The Cottage Grove representatives '» "T V ’Gate to the John j . Fulton Co., 409
and In ing a comparatively zealous
cases
a* your*. A l! consultallon& Free.
the Second Oregon Regiment and
increase of over ,42 per cent. If
Washington
street, San Francisco. Cal.
___
request entertained one evening
A g r a v e l Indeed In m y b ___
lad d er.
A f t _hy
er
uiitivosnii of Oregon, my humble
When to su sp ect B rig h t's D isease:—1’ufTy
one of the members of the Eugene u*lngi “ *—
t i l e r of * Dr.'Fenner'a
“
• -----
Oregon’s ratio of increase is to be
tew •‘"
bottles
Kidney nt one of till* c h u r c h e s Miss I’.in ankles
or hands; w eak n ess w ithout ap p a re n t I
M id llecliecbe Cure I passed e (revel h a l f ee ;
" 1111
■ •"!-
efforts liavo been and will continue
kidney tro u b le a fte r th ird m onth; fre-1
company and a Lane county boy Isr(e as a marble. The medicine prevented dick delivered a very I n t e r e s t i n g rid- cause;
the same as Washington’s we
tuent u rin a tio n , ¡ n a ; show sed im en t n r cVmdy
.urthor formations. I was cured.
.
,, ,, ,
*
to he 11 long the line of commercial
.n
stan
d in g tailing vision; day d r o w s in e s s -
who has the respect and confidence
w. T. oakes . Orrii, Va.M dress, Mr. Cochran rendered several »n»? or mor»*
should return over 110,000 votes
of th ese.
speculation rather than political o f the people in this section of the ftruwilsts. Me.. W. Ask for Cook Boob—Free, solos on Ills cornet, while Mr.
next mouth.
speculation. I have in the dis
Medley gave several recitations, all
country. Hut when a pack of ST.YITUS’DANCE K e n n e r, F r r d o n la Ñ Y
Here we have hut four President
of which was were received ; byTTn*
charge of my duties as Chairman of
Seid by th e M o u n t.* * PH A R M A C Y ,
pension agents or laud agents find
ial Electors to vote for; hence the
audience.
the Republican State Cominitee
the least mistake they magnify it
only factor available to create siilii
SOFT and FLUFFY BLANKETS
striven to conduce to ,„y pa.ty’a inlo a nl0, t serious crime, as they
cieut interest in the election is a
A re th o d elig h t of all Rood h o u sek eep e rs,
best interest», and have striven also h-ve
Travjs.
casc
Travis.
o n lln a r y la u n d erin g fails to p ro d u c e
H
ARNESS
M
AKER
spirit of State pride, a due regard
th is d esired re su lt. T h e b la n k e ts sh o u ld
•o promote the last interests of the reputation in Lane county is well
he se n t to th e
l:
for our State’s future welfare, and
R epairing of th e R ellabl« Kind
State; and so long as I continue in
° ° T J w ° l • UKOV* • STEA M . LAUNDRY
w ill tu en d your h arn ess w hile
known. No one will lielieve that
availing ourselves of an op|>ortuu
5 ' n do jo u r shopping.
< n rria g e
When* th is elass of w o rk m an sh ip Is a
this oapneiti m y chiefeat aim shall
sp ecialty , i t rece iv es th e a tte n tio n o f
T rim m ing and R epairing. .
•
he intended to commit a wrong,
ity ol attracting capital rnd emigra­
th
o se ■killed m ac h iev in g sa tisfa c to ry
«
hips,
sad
d
le
s.
H
arness,
C
ollars
he to ciin11 dmte not alone to the
resu lts. 1 lire w a te r a h d p u re s o a p a re
tra eo s. Bridles, n its, S purs
nor does District Attorney Hall,
tion to our State. With Washing­
« b ain s, an d all kinds ol supplie»
¡ ¡ J '/•♦‘an sln g a Kenf.s used-.
A ll la u n d ry
best interests of tho Republican
You can save money by buviiiK kitchen ami
work is well d o n e a t th e
::
::
hut lie is the victim of circum­
ton it is different. Over there th y
Dirty, hut to *1 e best interests of the stances. Where the pension agents
household
furnishings
¡it
Miller's
New
and
Cottage Grove Steam Laundry
RIVER S t. tWO DOORS WEST OF BRIOGE
have their State, district, county
entire people of Oregon; and in this
Second-hand Store. Everything for the
COTTAGE nuove
Pta""c Mil1" T»
::
W agon W ill C all
should have taken into considera­
and precinct officers to elect; and
latter regard I believe that if this
household,
and
at
prices
lower
than
you
tion that Travis had no intention
this, as you know, will ussi-t in
letter to you will cause nny apa
can pet them anywhere else. This you can
_______ ______________
to defraud the government. They
getting out the vote.
Moreover,
thetic citizen to vote, my humble
prove hy calling on
were after blood ami they obtained
they will have a contest for Gov­
FEED AND M IU S T U F F S
efforts will n it have been 111 vain.
it unjustly, for it was an unjuat
ernor, and that of itself will manu­
Your obedient servant,
A gency for Ju n ctio n C ity F lo u r
case and one of persecution instead
facture interest.
~
Ilo rseshnelng a specialty.
F kink C B akkr ,
Wagon a n d "■a r r l a g ^ r r-
of justice.
The citizens of our State arc
ing All work g u aran teed
Chair nm R publican State Com­
everywhere organizing and spend
J* K . B R O W N
mittee.
M.
B
i
.
o
x
d
.
iug money to advertise and en­
DENTIST R"*r
'*• ■ "» » .
Cotta«« trsv«
I. U k e . vmcii . VETERINARY
Can Y ou H at?
courage immigration. The Oregon
••ave
your
har»est<*<*th
ex-
.1- B. Taylor, a prominent mer-
ammollami r**palre<t. Shot)
Development League is soliciting
chant of Chrlesman, Tex., says: “ 1
at roar of iloinonway £
filimi For Children
could not eat because of a weak
Burkholder's store :: :¡
BLOND
4k
BRKNNER.
Proprietors
,U | l" Pr0fi,\bl*
“ *"*
Thanlea-.nl to U k. and harmless ^omich.'*1 W tTfiYtrenm h ind ‘ rao
here; is inviting the manufacturer, "ne M nut < nugh Cure gives Instant ,|own
<ne__,
weight. All that money
s: • b a k e r
hop«
New and Second-Hand Merchandise
the farmer, the miner, the Meek , / ,
^ h0f?>J,r^
Hearing
of so rue
man—-in fact, all classes of citizens I l'‘ Immediately into the stomach, wonderful
. . . cures
----- effected by use of
BEDSTEADS
_ ,
__
.
v , ■ hut takes effect right at the seat of
Dyspepsia Cure, I concluded Highest prices paid for Wool, Hides, Pelts anti Produce ol
From $6.00 Ut)
are urged to come and a. sist 111 the trouble. It draws out the In Ham Kmiol
to try It. The first bottle benefitted
all kinds.
develooing the resources of our motion, heal» and soothes aud cures m e . and odor taking four botUee.I
U n fit m i
1, „
, e ~* , .. „ . permanently by enahllug the lungs
Everything in Furniture
fully restored to b i t usual I Complete lines of Hardware. Gr»nitew«re, Crockery, Furniture Stove*
DURHAM. PROP
State. The Board* ol Trade through to contiibute pure life-giving aud lift- am
strength, weight and health
Kodal
»nd Household Supplt
out the State, the Chambers of •n»<«lnlng oxygen to the lilood aud Dv*.pepsla Cure digests wbat you eat I
yy
, „
. . ... .
tissues. Bold by the Modern Pbat- and cure«. Bold by Modern Pbor
y
i
• , t
i
Uray,n*
a11 kin(ls of hauling.
MARION VEATCH
[logging Supplies,
Cotumerc«-, the Commercial Clubs, inacy.
M e c h a n ic s T o o ls .
, ano and furn'ture moving a spe£.
waoy,
FUPNItHtP
^uI‘ y
Phone 326 COTTA«* o HOUSt
syv*
u
„
OUOOS
ASK
FOE
THIS
FLOUE
J
New
Firm
F I R E
DR. FENNER’S
KIDNEY and
Backache
Metcalf Q Brand
CURE
Geo. F. Comer
Going to Housekeeping?
i
C .J. M IL L E R ,M ain S t., near Bridge Ge"eral Blacksmi‘l''"g
T h e C it y S to r e
I R O N
age
u