Cottage Grove sentinel., July 27, 1912, Image 7

Some Money Still Spent.
R a it O re g o n ia n : A »lory from Chi-
‘'■g*> ««y» t h a t in a talk before the r. -
|idli lien ii iiiitioiuil roiiiiiiitti'c Bruce
Dennis o f LaGramle, c h a irm an of the
ra p u b llra n Hint» com m ittee of U irg o n
extollt'il the Oregon system . It pro-
lilbile the use of money In csiiqmigo»
he said and brings on politim l decency.
Donni» predicted to the c o m m ittee that
the Nyalein will continue to apread u n ­
til all the atatea have adopted It.
Kino talk from the c ha irm an of the
« publican atalv co m m ittee ! Mr. Den-
nia la doing b e t t e r than F o rm e r C h a ir ­
m an <¡corgi' who called an aaaemhly to
annul th e d irec t prim ary law and to
aave the a ta te from the Oregon rya-
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T he wuy th e d ir t did IIV out a t the
Knox hill S aturday waa a aight to aee ;
the farm era out th a t way w ant to come Former State Senator Wins Fight
to town. T h ere waa a very had hill to
for Liberty, Following Convic­
pull going home, hut t t a n k a to the good
tion in Land Fraud Canes.
people it la no more. I f all the people
in C o tta g e d r o v e and vicinity had the
rnad building g r i t th e y have had e a a t o f
Pardon for F ra n k lin P. Maya, form er
town we would aoon have good roada.
a t a te ae nator for M ultnom ah county,
(local aecond hand roller feed mill for Oregon, haa been g ra n te d by Preaident
T a f t, on the ground t h a t th e go v ern ­
aalo.
Wocal to give aw ay for the cuttin g . m ent proaecutora had uaed im proper
rnethoda in aecuring hia conviction for
W. A. Ilcrnenway.
land frauda a t P o rtla n d in 1907. Thin
Old g ro w th fir. alao aah g ru b wocal
tem.
la the aecond pardon in the Mitchell-
a t S p r a y ’a.
Hut in hia a ta te m e n t reg a rd in g cam
H erm a n n land cases, W illard N. Jonea
F ra n k d a r o u t t o bo u g h t one of them having been pardoned by the preaident
palgu r x p e n d itu rc a Dcnnla forgot about
lien S ellin g 's ca m paign for the sens- Jo h n Deeru Moline wagona laat week. ■everal day* ago.
t a a ò a ò A ò ts fla
torial nomination. S ellin g 's cam paign He aaw lingerie' and A rina' wagona,
The pardon of Maya cauaea no sur-
provea t h a t conalderahlu money waa and F ra n k known a giaal th lo g when priae locally, aa it la conaidered a
he aeea it.
• p e n t even under the Oregon ayatem.
1 n a tu ra l »tap following the pardon
Wagona, huggiea, plowa, harrowa, g r a n te d to W illiam N. Jonea convicted
rulU valnra. diaca, hiridc-ra, innwc-ra and in the aam e caaca, by th e sa m e ju ry
rakea a t the big hole in the wall.
Victim at San Quintin Had Been
and under th e aam e c irc u m sta n ce s.
The aame reasons a re assigned for
I have ju a t received a ca r load of
Discharged After Serving
McCormick hindcra, m ow era and rakea the pardon of Maya aa for th e pardon
Sentence.
d irect frtim the factory which cnahlea of Jonea, being in effect t h a t the jury
box waa packed by F ra n cis J . Heney,
tr,
Salem, O r., J u n e . 12 T h a t W arden
the g o v e r n m e n t prosecutor, and Will
iam J . Huron, th e d ete c tiv e , who so Will Boyle, o f th e San Q uentin peni­
connived t h a t e v e ry m e m b e r of the te n tia ry , is absolutely incorrect in his
ju r y t h a t tried the two men was known s ta te m e n ts to the effect t h a t Alvin
I ynwood, who was shot und killed by
in advance to favor the g o v ern m e n t
A (HTmanent financial success
Maya waa sentenced to four m onths the now notorious guard, G rubb, of the
depends upon your ability to put
im p riso n m en t and to pay a tine of {10, California institution, “ ii one of Gov­
unit!** it consistcut pro|H>rtion of
000 in the su m m e r of 19<X> for hia p a r t ernor W e s t’s parole s t u d e n t s , ” is now
your present income lor future
in th e lilue Mountain land frauda. In affirmed by th e records as they a p p e ar
thia fra ud he waa the ch ief factor. on the books a t th e p e n ite n tia ry here,
investment. Speculation, even
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U nited S t a t e s S e n a to r Jo h n H. Mit which show, in p a r t :
though it is temporiiilly success­
“ Lynwood was s e n t to th e p en iten ­
any good m achinery r a n he aold and on chell, who died before hia case came
ful, causes you to depreciate the term a to auit the purchaaer. Hood,
to t r i a l ; W illard N. Jones, w ho waa tiary by a dec ree of the c irc u it co u rt
value of money and destroys the new m arhinea aave tim e and labor aa pardoned ten days a g o ; G eorge Soren of Marion county to r the c rim e o f ob­
foundation u|»on which your well aa hay and grain. W hen you buy son, who turned s t a t e ’s evidence and taining money under false p rete n ses on
ftnunces should stand.
We a McCormick you buy aa good a m a ­ eacapcd s e n t e n c e ; B inger H e rm a n n Ju ly 14, 1910. H e served his full
solicit your account, large or chine aa can he made. We have them who escaped th ro u g h a hung ju r y ; H tim e and was released on J u ly 14,
in a'o rk all aet up. You r a n aee w hat A. S m ith, who died before he w as in 1911. He lost all his m e rit tim e on ac­
small.
you are g e t tin g . We alao keep on hand dieted, and J . N. Williamson, who waa count of bad behavior in the prison.
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all e x tra a for the McCormick.
neve r tried ow ing to lack of convict­ He was known in S alem as 'Glen S.
Jo e Itamewuod w anta to buy a gen tle ing evidence, w ere th e o th e r d e fe n d ­ B u r to n .’ He w as a r r e s te d a f t e r his
liberation from th e O regon prison by
a n ts in thia caae.
pony.
T he ach'.-me em ployed waa to aecurc federal a u th o ritie s on the c h a rg e of
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che ap school lamia and then have the being a d e s e r te r from th e a rm y and
aurronding lands form ed into a forest se n t to San Q uentin. H e was never
reaeve. T hen the conspirators w ere to paroled by th e parole board of the O re­
ex c h a n g e these lands under th e lieu gon institu tio n , nor was his parole
land a c t for land in o th e r sections. ev e r considered for the reason t h a t the
This new land could he sold for a good prisoner relinquished all r ig h ts to the
advance over w h a t th e school lands consideration of a parole or p anion by
coat. Sorenson acted aa a g e n t for the bad conduct w hile in the p r is o n .”
A f t e r se rv in g his tim e in the Oregon
H ere we have a Moline wagon made con sp ira to rs and secured the dum m y
p en iten tiary , Lynwood secured a posi­
by the Jo h n Deere Plow Co.
This ia e n lry m c n by g e t t i n g h an g e rs on in 1
a tirai ciana wagon, well liniahed, good loons and o th e rs to sign applications by tion in a logging ca m p a t Springfield,
m a teria l and g u a ra n te e d by th e John paying th e m sm a ll a m ounts. T h e con­ Oregon. He soon le ft th is location and
Deere Plow Co. T he price ia r ig h t, s p ir a to rs would th e n com plete th e fil­ m ig ra te d to Vancouver, w here he in-
w hen you come and aee ua a t th e big ing. T he school land office was so a n x ­ listed in the navy. A fte r se rv in g a
hole in the wall.
ious to g g t rid of th e school land and sh o rt tim e in th e navy, th e ex-convict
receive money for it t h a t they winked eked o u t a living by fo rg in g checks
a t the prac tice and com pleted th e fil and living o f f th e ea rn in g s of fallen
women. A f t e r p assing several " p h o n y ”
ings w ith o u t any p ro test.
The con sp ira to rs secured about 20,- checks in S e a t tle he was apprehended
000 ac res of school land in this way, and ta k e n into custody a t V ancouver
but th e cre atio n of the f o re st reserve as a suspect. H e a rin g o f his a r r e s t,
took so long a tim e t h a t the lieu land and w a n tin g him in this county on the
law wan repealed before the land could c h a rg e of f o rg in g checks. S h e r if f
be exchanged.
W illiam son's connec­ l l a r r y Minto w e n t to V ancouver and
tion w ith th e esse began w ith th e re- secured possession of th e fu g itiv e .
port t h a t th e f o re st re se rv e was to be L a te r, the fed e ra l a u th o ritie s took L yn­
Now is th e tim e to look over m ow ers c r e a te d and he could not be connected wood into custody on the c h a rg e t h a t
he w as a d e s e r te r from the arm y, and
hindcra to see w hat re p a irs are w ith th e o rig in a l conspiracy.
Sixth Street near Mala
Phone 40 ami
Mays has escaped se rv in g his se n ­ a f t e r being ta k e n back to B rem erton,
needed to be ready for harvest.
Cupid flour is as good as the b e s t— tence and paying his fine ow ing to the convicted by c o u rtm a rtia l and sentenced
$1.40 per sack. J . F. S pray, phone 162 fact t h a t th e a p plica tion for his p a r ­ be was ta k e n to S an Q uentin on account
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don has been h a n g in g fire. On orders o f M cN eill’s island, th e federal prison,
I have P la n e t J u n io r and J o h n Deere
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from th e U nited S t a t e s A t t o r n e y G en­ being, full and th e Folsom in stitu tio n
p la n ters and eu ltiv a to rs . W ith p la n t­
eral, D istric t A tto r n e y M eCourt from being unable to accom m odate him.
ing and good c u ltiva tion you will be
W h y in»t g r l the
W ill have
gocNl
P r io r to L ynw ood’s tria l in this city
tim e to * ti m e asked th e local federal
r u c k r n U #n*l p u llrt* for w tlr «0011 Here**
surprised a t how your land will pro­
hitilt nt (• !Miigr i m r in S rp t. T h e y m e n o tn l
on
th e c h a r g e o f o b ta in in g money
c o u r t for s ta y s o f se n ten c e and finally
fur tttrlr ext «-U n it la y in g
fine t «l» lr
duce.
ijtialitir* coititiltir«!
Y ou n m n o l g r l h W l l r r
a -k e d and received a sta y to endure under false p rete n ses, Mrs. G. G. L y n ­
L. C. P a rm a lee has a horse for sale,
■rrnrral purpose fow l than ( h r W y u io to U r
wood, th e m o th e r of th e prisoner, r e ­
u n til f u r t h e r action o f th e court.
C « l l and ln «|lK 1 m y birda h r lo re b u y in g
lit 1,000 pounds. G entle. Price
quested
t h a t an exam in a tio n be made as
T he petition for th e pardon w as su b ­
l. C. HAPPY, Collage I,reeve, Oregon *76. Phone 20 F 32.
m itte d by C h a rles H. Carey, Mays to th e soundness of mind of h e r son.
Do you w a n t a new wagon or buggy? fo rm e r p a rtn e r, and was accom panied Dr. A. E. T am iese, of this city, made
When you com e to tow n come in the j by s t a t e m e n t s of vario u s physicians the e x a m in a tio n of the prisoner, and
big hole in th e wall and see w h a t t h a t his physical condition w a s such rep o rted t h a t he w as not only insane,
w e ’ve got.
t h a t he could neve r la st o u t his tim e b u t a d e g e n e r a t e of the w o rs t type,
and unfit to be a t la rg e in any respect.
Buff O rpington egga, Plym outh Rock o f sentence.
In an in te rv ie w w ith Dr. T am iese
eggs, {1.00 per s e ttin g . Phone 126 to
la st n ig h t, he said in p a r t : “ When 1
Mrs. J . F. S pray.
A Cut and Dried Affair
ex a m in e d Lynwood in th e conuty ja il
R e m e m b er th e goat. B e will kill
A
Lion
who had long reigne d w ith a t S alem he w as in a very poor condi­
the brush and m a k e th e g rass grow
<| Galvanized W ater Pipe and
s u p rem e pow er o v e r th e f o re st, one tion,
m e n ta lly and physically. He
while you sleep.
Fittings, Tarred l‘aj>er, Gould
day
called a convention o f all th e b ea sts was continually bothered w ith illu ­
Pumps, Marta-d W ire, Fence
More cows, more goats, more hens,
ami announced his inten tio n of ab decat- sions, f e a rin g a t ta c k s from im a g in a ry
Wire, Poultry N etting, Huasieled
pays your hills in cash and m akes long
ing.
e n e m i e s , holding aloof from his best
W are, T in W are, Shell H ard­ friends.
" I am g row ing old and feeble, and I friends, and, in f a c t, displayed sy m p ­
ware, Hotel Crockery.
A. B. A tk in s has choice Black Mi­
m u s t soon pass a w a y , ” he arg u e d . toms o f a very insane man. A f t e r r e ­
I] We call your particular atten ­ norca e g g s for sale.
“ All th in g s considered it is b e t t e r th a t p o rting th is in v e stig a tio n , I w as s u m ­
Bales Bros, havg^ Black O rpington
tion to our line of rugs which
my successor be nom inated ami installed moned to B rem erto n to te stify as to the
includes G ranite, Union, All- eg g s for sale.
while I am living to give him th e b en ­ y o u th ’s sa n ity . 1 te stifie d t h a t he
I pay cash for chickens, eg g s, h :des,
Word and Cashmere Art Squares,
efits of hny e x p e r ie n c e and advice.
a d e g e n e r a t e and an insane one at
grain.
also Tajiestry and Body Brussels,
T h ere w as a g e n e r a l joy a m o n g th e th a t. 1 learned t h a t a t one tim e ,w h ile
Velvets anil A »m insters. The
P a g e field fence is a s p rin g steel, beasts, for th e Lion had lorded i t a f t e r
th e p riso n e r w as in B rem erton, he im- i
largest assortm ent in the city.
beat by e v e ry te s t. Phone 162.
hia ow n fashion. T he E le p h a n t was personated L ie u te n a n t Gilcore, and af-1
Lime and c e m e n t a t S p r a y ’s.
<] If you are interested in second
s q u in tin g around, th e Rhinoceros was t e r e n g a g in g a fine p le asu re boat, in­
hand Imggics or wagons, we
Jo h n D eere and O liver plows a t pushing hia nose into th e Crow, and the
vited th e Sunday school classes o f the !
have four items of this kind to S p r a y ’s.
Giraffe waa doing a h e a p o f th in k in g various churches of t h a t city to join
Hood R iver N ia g a r a S prays, th e best way down his t h r o a t , when th e Lion
show you.
him in a g ran d picnic. I am convinced
by eve ry t e s t a t S p ra y 's .
c o n t in u e d :
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t h a t Lynwoood w as a d e g e n e r a t e of
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Huy your feed and flour of Spray.
“ A f t e r serious r eflec tio n and solemn the w o rs t type, and in th e f i r s t place
Phone 162.
consideration I h a v e d eride d t h a t my he should not have been c o m m itted to
Shingles and posts. Phone 162.
own son shall succeed me. T h e office th e p e n ite n tia r y . A t the tim e o f his
I deliv er free to all p a r ts of town. will not only be k e p t in th e F am ily, co m m itm e n t t h e people of S alem , a c ­
b u t th e F a m ily will keep in office. q u ainted w ith th e b oy’s condition,
S pray, phone 162.
When you buy flour o f S p ra y you buy T here being no f u r t h e r business before th o u g h t i t a pity to imprison the youth
on ac count o f his insanity and irrespon-
it s t r a i g h t from the ca r to th e consum ­ th e m e e tin g we will a d j o u r n . ”
" B u t why th e need o f th is conven­ s ib i lty .” ______________
er.
Me Dole Bros, have 100 g o a ts for tio n ?” p r o te ste d t h e Rhinoceros.
"W ell, th e r e w a s n ' t any p a r ti c u la r
New Cells Installed.
sale, also one milch cow.
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need of i t , ” replied th e Lion, " b u t it
Two
new
ste e l cells have j u s t been
I f you w a n t to buy or sell anything,
is c u s to m a ry to call one in o r d e r to natalled a t th e c ity ja il and Marshal
ask S pray a t th e big hole in th e wall.
collect th e exfienses of nom ination. S nodgrass feels t h a t he is now p r e ­
C u rtis V catch haa 3 good milch cows, B rother Giraffe, pass th e h a t ! ”
pared to ta k e c a r e o f a n y th in g t h a t
also J e r s e y and H olstein bull calf, for
M oral—A tte n d
th e
p r im a r ie s . — comes along.
lx>ndon Mineral S prings anil Black
T he cells hav e been
sale.
B u tte s ta g e ca rry in g If? S. mail
R obert Jone s B urdette.
badly needed for some tim e.
and f a st fre ig h t.
We have j u s t received a carload of
I 'm looking for sin n e rs w ith soles to
T ry a few m e als a t Mrs. J o e Mil­
rolled barley, also a carload of o ats and
le r's. You w ill be satisfied. C o rn e r be sew ed on w ith my new m achine.
a
carload
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mill
feed
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heat.
Cottage Grove
Main Street
7th and Adams.
j20j27pd. Goff.
S te r lin g F eed Co.
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mercerized belting in white and cream. Fringe
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COOL DRESSES
F or th e G lorious F o u rth
T h e "Fourth of July" is but
a few days away.
If you
are planning a new dress for
the Fourth, you will find it
quite easy to make a selec­
tion at this ^ore. There is
a large range of pretty * and
substantial dress fabrics, and
they are truly economical in
price.
Som e of th e Item s
We Buy an d Sell
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LADIES' DRESS
Plain Lawn, a yd.......... 10c to 33c
Printed Lawn and Batiste, a yd. 14c
Mercerized Foulards, a yd____ 18c
33-in. fast color Poplin or
Soisette, a yd......................23c
Silk Mixtures, a yd -------- 23c to 48c
27-in. Gingham, a yd. 9c to 12c
32-in. Gingham, a yd. 12c to 15c
Grocery Department
A Full Line of Eatables at Cash Saving Price.
Large Oranges. Lemons
or Bananas, a . . . .
dozen
Bayles horse-radish
Condensed Milk
M ustard_______
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Quart glass jar
Peanut Butter in
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Pickles ____
glass jar, 10c a n d ... I Ob
2V lb. can fancy pack Pineapples, Pears, Peaches
or Apricots, a can....................................... - ........
16-oz. bottle
Oftn
Catsup.................... ZUw
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15c
8c
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25c
A Full Line of C anned M eats a t Econom y Prices
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