Lane County leader., November 19, 1904, Image 1

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COTTAGE GROVE.
OREGON
cm *
and Vine.”— FREE
Xane County Xeaber.
The Ufttdquarters for Hire«*
groat lumberiiiK co m p iile»
Only Hiitowuy to ilio rid i Bo­
hemia k «UL mUitiS, and tlio
Hlaek lm tle d u n t u r mines
I nvestors and homeseexers
w ill here find opportunities
nowhere else afforded in Ore­
gon. The Leader w ill give
you the news and facts con­
cerning this favored locality
VOL. X V I
COTTAGE P R O V E , OREGON, SA TU R D A Y . NOVEMBER IB,
—
WORK OF
ff V I» “
i W ring, mining, hop raising, fishing
\ etc.
* ’ to Woody I«le Creek by stage, am]
boat.
j w — Descriptions of life of workers
I boarded with a sweet-faced
C i OÍ " K Sï lliirerent Products.
grandmotherly, white-haired, old
litJy, who treated tuo as if I bad
I demies, colleges, etc.
V
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A
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Shown al Lewis and
Clark Exposition
To Be
AN I M P O R T A N T
ICE PLANT.
CKEAMERV
12 imp?rta,,ti“*tituti...,s Ac..
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of t o « . i Z 8i “ * * *
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in the different parts of the county.
One beautiful day in M:c I took
Al;lPs of the county or con­ oiy luuidi in a cuuuiug littli
tour maps of school district or
and climbed ¡1 small mouutuin not
larger sections made from clay.
i lar iroui the village.
Such manuscripts will he a great
How can I describe the lovely
at more attractive if accompanied seen,, that lay before my d eb a ted
by photographs or kodak pictures eye-v
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1 sut. Two Industries Proposed for
This Citv.
NEW COUNTY LINE
W O R K of the person, place, thing or in-
dustry written about.
T h f board r.i r
l i e board o f directors of
‘ The bln, outline of snow capped
oappeu
mountains, fo ra back ground, and
the iu front of that, a frmge of green
Represetiled ai hale 'ydiot!" rn h' ! "ini "1 U|S ‘° ......ls; thfc" tho i,rcU>' wl,ite vi>-
Lane Count)' to IT
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Fair—Supl. Billard's Circular
l»ve a photograph of all the schools lege, sparkling Woody Lb Creek
Ladies W ill Enjoy Club Rooms Two
Evenings Each Month Big Bear
for Commercial Club Rooms.
1904
N O . 31
ening aud the Club is growing in
popularity constantly.
Six new
members have been added iu the
past two weeks.
Tree Stock Salesman.
•John M. Neisou bus received bis
commission as salesman for the
Stark Bros. Nurseries of Louisiana,
Mo., and is now prepared to receive
orders for the trade-marked stock so
widely known aud used throughout
the United States. Mr. Nelson has
shown the Leader his credentials
and is prepared to supply gua.an-
teed trees straight from the nursery. '
OUSTING THE MOLE
ORES FOR
EXHIBIT
Mine Owners ari Commer­
cial Club Act
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TFN TONS fifl
TO-DAY
-IV I t r l P A l
rectiug him and by personal assist­
ance much was done to further the
work in hand.
Mr. W eyant refers to the valuable
assistance rendered by Henry John­
son iu securing this extensive e x ­
hibit of Bohemia ores. He worked
diligently and effectively in helping
to get the mass o f specimens to­
gether and in shipping them, as did
many others in the district.
W ith the exhibit goes a huge
section of petrified fir secured by
Dr. O glesby from the bed of Row
river six miles from Cottage Grove.
LONDON ITEMS
More Will Follow Froa lalteaia Oper-
ators— Exhibit Will l i f t t o n ­
A small company of relatives and
nent Place ia E ifu itie a
friends celebrated the G3rd bit tit-
in the state taken. The pliotog- run duuciug over ’the rouuded
rapher will be in Lane county on pebbles, on its way to juin the
or before December 1. All kinds Missouri
Dependent upon the progressive- New Method Being Employed To Des­
day of Rev. A. M. Sweany at J. A.
ot drawings or sketches, by pupils
Qu tlio side of the creek toward
troy The Pest On The Exposition
uess of Cottage Grove citizens will
Powells'
Friday. T h ey report a
The following circular letter from or teachers, will make the exhibit me, g:ten fields and meadows, were
Grounds.
bo the establishment here of uu ice-|
urounos.
D. h . VVeyant, collector of ore» pleasant time and would like to
County Snp' iintendeiit Dillard is more attractive. At the close of stretch,ug into tlm d,stance, sepa-
making plant and a aseamery.
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J for the 1905 Exposition, east io celebrate in that manner often as
of utmost importance to Lane the tair the exhibit will I k : returned rated by neat, white, board, fences;
At Tuesday evening's meeting of
W hile every man has his trade Portland today by rail tea tons of Mrs. Powell surely understands how
County and should receive closest to the county, and to the district herds of cattle aud
sheep fed on the Commercial
C ol,
Messrs, and there are many strange ways <>re from the Bohemia M ining Dis- to treat a hungry stomach.
attention on the part of all teachers. sending if desired.
1 ’ ' au.. chihbeii played Knight and Andrews, representing of making a living, it is doubtful if j trict. There will be another ship-
It is designed to create interest in
Exposition paper will be fur- uumi
The new high foot bridge built
. practical creamery muD, appeared there is another man in America ment later on from the properties
across tbe river by John Overbaulser
making a crcfiitalfle display at the nished free 011 application to -hi-
I gazed in rapture at
this living before the Club offering to locate a who makes his living, as does M. T . of F . J. Hard and from the p rop er
is quite an improvement and will he
Lewis and Clark Fair showing the office. All the manuscript work i aud beautiful
ei< amery here if the j . ..pie of Cot- ^.Vbitney of Chitwood, Ore. Mr. ties of the Oregon Securities Co.
greatly appreciated by east aiders.
I took out
educational advantages of Lane should he sent to this office 1:1 time
my cauvas, and 011 it |age Grove will furnish the land iu W hitney has been engaged to des- The present shipment w ill be put
Portland before Match
Count)’- A ll counties will be lep-1 t<> send it to T’ortl
The management of the Oregon
i tins delightful scene.
location udapted for good water aud troy the moles which have threat- , in warehouse* until the mineral
resented. Lane should be among 1, I9° 5- Any oilier information
Springs
were greatly
mo'intams, wood. , tow n, sewerage facilities and convenient ened to undo to a large extent the exhibit building is completed,which Mineral
the best as it is*the seat o f the State w ill be gladly furnished.
.icani, liel-is, herds and children.
to the railroad, and will build a work of beautifying the grounds of will be about the first o f March pleased with the report of business
W. B. DiLLAjtu.
I’niversilv.
The letter follows:
y day for a we.-!; 1 worked . building approximately 18x40 feet the Lewis and Clark Centennial E x - o f next year. Each exhibit w ill be for tbe soason and thauk the people
Eugene. Ore.. N ov. 12, 1904
my picture, aud iiualy one day, I , to accommodate creamery maehin- position at Portland. For a time put in according to districts as Lane for their liberal patronage Any one
To the Tt . h r-, 1 f L me C o u n ty
' . hi good Lye to my kiud old ery.
it was feared that the beautiful county products, labeled and das- wishing to get accommodations at tbe
Clever Composition.
It is the de.iiic and the (mention
liu.-di-.s,
stepped
on
the
train
with
a
The
gentleman
is
an
experienced
lawns on the exposition grounds sided as to locality and the nature hotel this winter may get special
The following well written ism;,
of the com ini- ion of the Lewis and position is the work of Alice (J. large, siiuare, package, uuder my creamery mau aud will invest he- would be spoiled by the borings of of the ore.
rates by*writing to tbe Oregon
Clark Fair to he held in Poitland Wheeler, aged Id years, who is a atm ami spoil on homeward.
tween $7,U 0U aud $8,000 in the the moles.
Mr. W eyant expressed apprecia- Mineral Springs Hotel at Londou,
} from June 1 to October 15, 1905, to i pupil of th e -S ilk Creek school.
I wus greatly improved in health, establishment,
In his work of extermination tion o f the efforts of th t Bohemia Ore.
i nrake the educational exh ib it a I She wrote it unaided aud in a very by the purn air of tbe country, aud
Farmers will be urged to increase Mr. W hitney uses a method which Mine Owners’ Association and of
Rev Bailes is ns industrious as a
very complete and exhaustive one. j buef time. The haudwritiug is it wus with pleasure I behold tbe their herds ami will be assured of a he himself discovered, and which the Commercial Club o f Cottage beaver and soon will have n very
Todothis they earnestly ask the I cleur, legible ami few errors of cou-, familiar sights of mv home.
market for nil the product they be declares to be most effective. Grove, and remarked that they attractive home where only a few
cooperation of teachers, pupils, struetion or spelling are noted :
A paiutiug iu a large, gilt, frame,1 bring to the creamery, oitlier in The moles are killed in their holes were to be high ly congratulated on weeks ago was stumps and briars.
Khool officers aud patrons.
,
by gases which are fotced into the the splendid showing that w ill re­ We would welcome more of ihisjtype
still bangs on my wall, and when I fresh milk or separated cream,
Iu addition to the contents o f the ,
setrsts 1 hum im . uuxatiox .
grow tired of tbo every day sceues,
Tbe gentleman will be here the burrows by the explosion ot a suit from their interest in the mat- of industry and would be glad to
circular sent out by the department \ A few years ago I went to Mon- I look at it aud think of the pretty first Tuesday in December and will patent cartridge. The cartridge ter o f an exhibit at the Lewis and see our hamlet built up with his
ofeducation for Uic fair, the foliow- I tana for my health, for the doctor White vi.iage uu Woody Isle Creek, meet with tho Club to discuss the is lighted, llirust into the mouth Clark Exposition next year.
class of citizens.
In his work oi canvassing the
of the hole and then covered over
said there wus danger of consump- aud my sweeifiioed hostess
financing of the plan.
are
made
to
stlOUS
,»U
K
lag
tu,n setting in. .So one bright day
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A letter wus received from a Mr. with dirt, the dirt being stamped district for ores, Mr. Wejrant met
.teachers:
N O T IC E .
When the cartridge with uniform courtesy and co-oper-
•
l " “ ' “ “ '.' .a .i;.
Chain beriiu at Oregon City concern • down hard
.In all written work, whether mi n e month oi .May, «1 ...... the
The
undersigned
w ill not lie re­
Saturday evening, Nov. 12 an iu- mg the establishment of an ice cxplodes half a minute later, the ation on the part of the miners and
daily, monthly or term ex itnina- train loi* Montana.
sponsible
for
any
bills
contracted
\Ve i. ave,. .1 thin.. ,.,
ami liicsting character party
w ” iveti ' plant m this city ’TJi« matter wu- smoke and gases engendered are his task was rendered much less
’ •¿«ns. free» tin- ti.-st and have fhe
after this date by Etta Frey.
d
iffic
u
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b
y
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c
i
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t
p
w
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qtu
forced
to
every
part
ot
tile
ourrow,
at the Opera House by the fresh- referred to a committee with iu
pupil copy the work on the exp osi­ saw some magnificent foiests of
W . K. F k b v .
able assistance. He reports that
tion paper, Written work on all lii pine and maple. Though 1 •:< mail class of the High School, only st ructions to correspond with the and the mole dies wherever he
Cc.ltage
d
ro
ve,
Ore.,
Nov. 19, 04.
all were exceedingly helpful in di-
happens to be.
tin-subjects taught will be ac.vpte 1 111 Wash, they are no comparison to the members of the cla.ss and gentleman on the subject, offering
The
cartridge
is
an
interesting
favorable action aud assistance by
Itjjhoped that compositions or es-1 ih e-'lh g free" of California, where teaefier being present.
piece of work. It consists ot an
The party was well managed, j the Club.
says on the following subjects will they are many fret around.
ordinary
piece of fuse, six inches
the
characters
were
well
represented
Change
of
the
county
lino
to
in-
1 did not go directly to Mont. for
be submitted front each school dis­
v
long, about which is wrapped a
few
of
the
most
amusing
were
,,]u(fo
all
of
Bohemia
Mining
Dis-
the
a
1
wanted
to
visit
Boise
and
see
trict in the county:
the "T w o Little Girls in Blue” , j triot in Lane County was reported a paper covering containing a small
Snake river.
1—
History of e iclnschool district
Boys for your Clothing,
amount o f fine black powder.
f
I was going ' to a pretty little i French lady awl her maid aud a from committee as progressing fa-
2—
History of local gecgrapliicn*
The ends of the cartridge are
Boys
for
your
Sweaters,
Japanesse
girl,
an
Indian
warrior
vorably.
lanes
establishing
new
rallies:
Valievs, rivers, creeks, village on Woody Isle C m k, in the
m i Happy Hooligan did their part boundary have been drawn up aud fastened to prevent thr powder
Men for your Clothing,
mountain ranges, peaks, buttes, the northern part of Montana.
escaping. The whole contrivance
I crossed the Snake river and, l while two clowns brought peals o f | petitions will be circulated asking
springs.
resembles
a
common
fire
cracker.
Men for your Shoos
laughter front the young folks. A the next legislature to make the iTe-
5—Indian traditions of the lo­ don’ t wonder that it is called Snake
reudered
after
hi[„
]
change.
All
traffic
and
travel
11
is
«
P
lodcd
in
the
samt-
‘
wa>
’
-
the
short
programe
was
red
c
Men and Boys for your Underwear
liver, tor it is very winding.
cality, Indian wars.
which a guessing game was played to Bohemia mines now goes through only difference being that the
4— Settlement of neighborhood I only stayed a night and day in
Cottage Grove and as there is no I powder, being loosely packed, does
Boise. Tbs main occupation, in followed by numerous gimes. Re-
by whites.
treslnnents
were
served
and
after
a
road 111 Douglas county leading to not e x PIode so violently.
5—
Gold mining excitem ents. the country, is mining; and the pro­
Mr. W hitney, the inventor, is an
Oregon’s rapidly growing Golconda,
few
more
games
the
voting
folks
re-
6 -Personal history o f pioneers. ducts are, silver, go.-!, and lead.
interesting old man, aud talks of
turned to their homes each feeling ^ there is not likely to be any oppo
7 How the people lived before Wheat also grows iu the valleys.
his trade modestly, though with
their first class patty a grand sue- sitiou to the project from our neigh
Iu
passing
out
of
Idaho,
we
I '49. before the railroad was built.
bor on the south. The Eugene entire confidence in his method.
cess.
“ The cartridges were used ex-
S—History of the roads, bridges crossed the Saw Tooth Itidge.
Commercial Club will be asked to
. . .
, „
I don't know why this name was
and terries.
assist ,n the matter by circulating a tenMvely by Prof. George Coote
■•The Lfght That Failed."
of the Oregon Agricultural College,
9—Amusements of people; H u n t­ given to the mountain, unless be-
Tile Cottage G ’ ove Electric Co. j petition similar to the one circu
cause of its shape, which is sonie-
he said. ,-By means of them Prof.
ing, summer trips.
I have repaired their generator and foteJ here.
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10 —Description o f leading in - 1 thing the shape of a saw tooth,
the many patrons are again enjoy
prom the trustcos a recommends-
*
at Corvallis, ot
fanes. Farming, dairying, him - 1 From Columbia 1 went direr! ij
jug the benefits of electric lights. tion was received that two Thursday j 0 _
, e c0 ege
gopher jiest that he had tried in
The
temporary darkness from j evenings in each month be given 1
■ S a t u r d a y to Tuesday was occasioned over by the Club to en tertninment vain *° (ltslro>'”
Mr. W hitney admits that where
by the burning out of the coil in Die ,,{ the ladies and a committee was
the animals have bored 111 soft,
generator. Five of these coils have appointed to arraugu for entertain- |
been burned out at the works un j ment of members and their ladies. I loosely Packcd earth’ as in a
will he devoted garde" . ,lis method is less effective,
ex pi ctedly in the last few mouths I ificso evening»
, .
... l;
hut he claims that even in such
You are anticipating the approach of
aud those usually kept in reserve to card, and other'game, with light (.ascs , he moles and gopher# can ^
the holiday season with gladness, and
were exhausted accordingly. Mann- refreshments following,
they «, ^
^
jn
The p . J
, ? p-
visions of lim itless turkey and cran­
I ger Thompson says it is like a bain prove p eauura e, u
gardener is satisfied with the work
berry sauce rise before your mind s
I with the colic — ‘ ‘liable to happen p o p u l a r with members.
so far
eye; aud
any time, ’ and he ought to be j F. B. Pb.ll.pa told a • boar atojy
w hefl Mr w h itn ey , ^ an b is |
Letter.
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WELCH & WOODS
e
N O
D
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U
B
T
YOU’LL HAVE
1’ he usual accom panying delicacies,
such as mince pies, pumpkin pies,
etc.; Lint one thing you must not
forget. W h at T h a n k sg iv in g dinner
is complete w ithout that time-honored
institution
o f eur grandfathers—
A PUDDING
W ith plums, raisins, currants, lemon
peel, citron and the sauce that makes
it complete? " N o matter how much
you eat, y o u ’ ve alw ays room tor the
pudding.’ ’
Th" fieshest of everything for the din­
ner nnd for the pudding.
PEARCE & JOHNSON
J
authority on the subject.
He He said that « huge b ack ^ ‘ r’ ,vorU at the fair a month ago, he
knows.
killed some weeks ago 1
’ found the ground
everywhere j
Ten new aimatuie coils have Aeatcli, wou .
” u e
*' ^ honeycombed with the borings of
been secured as a matter of precu -
. tn.se of wt^i and pt^ed in the ^
^ ^
nscd at 1
1,1
will be no continued | Club rooms, lb c story was wen
least a thousand cartridges, and
I lion and there
will probably h ive to use as many
interruption of the service here- i received.
(jenerul discussion ensued as to
! more, but when he lias completed
after.
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various local conditions.
his work there will not he a mole
V. C. London was added to the
They Want It in Alaska.
i hill on the exposition grounds.
04, board of trhstees, vice J. W. Dona-
Hope City, Alaska. Oct.
resigned on account of re-
Editor Lane Co. Leader.
hue,
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Veatch
Please find inclosed moval.
isited their
many friends in
Dear Sir:
send
A financial report was submitted
- tc in stamps for which please
matters of admin.stra- Eugene the latter part of this week.
'3
-
months and nnd various
me tbe Leader for six
tion were discussed. The Club ad-
—
Yours Respy
I oblige,
e . Jones.
1 join
T T n r
S a l ©
1V -; lent Thomas K. Campbell ih X
W A
' to be abneut for the coming month
Notice
[ the and the Clot) will ba presided over
\ mountain ranch, some
The party having borrow
Will by vice President H. O Thompson. r o |jjn jf mostly level o r nearly
angle brace of the Electric Co(
I The Club rooms are
are very
very well
,
,
,
the c'm
com-
h a l f cleared and ini-
loafer a great favor on tne
"
tr„ nized , during the day and e ev-
v -is so.
o,
pany bv returning same at once.
( lling and th* members appreciate p , o v e d , balance tim lje r . Must
Our Own Free Delivery Wagon.
J * "* Hain No, 43.
Corner Main ar**iwr St».. West End o< Brifa ,
C o r r .o .t '" .o v 1
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No. 1 -S- 1 "heat f r - >
Cottage Grove Flour Mill*.
the warmth and comfortable
,
»*• '
sur-
purchaser.
.„.linns of the Commercial CIul..
a D]^»-ant
It 4
ft a
plea-ant place
place to
to pass
pass an
an ev-^ office o ! LEAD KK.
Inquire at
LadicH for your ,Shoe«
Mon for your Hat#»
I .adies for your Fur«
Men and Boy»’ Overcoat«
WELCH & WOODS
New Bank Building,
G39BEBB9E
Cottage Grove, Ore
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