Cottage Grove sentinel., July 17, 1913, Image 3

Surprising Cure of StomHch Trouble.
When you have trouble with your
Stomach or chronic runatl|>ation, <lon't
iinaglmi that your case la beyond help
juat Iterauae your doctor falla to giv*
V"w relief. Mr» (I. Slcnglc, f'lainHcld,
N. J., write», “ For over a month paat
I have been troubled with my etomarh.
Everything i ate u|>a*t It terribly.
One o f t'hamberlain’a advertising
booklet» came to me. A fte r readliiK a
few o f the letter» from |>eople who had
tieen cured by ( ’ hambcrlain’a Tablet»,
I decided to try them. I have taken
nearly three-fourth» o f a package of
them and can now eat almoat every-
tluiK i w a n t." For »ale by all dealer».
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
(Official Publication.)
Regular meeting City Council July
7, 1111».
Popular Talks on Law
T H E R IG H T O F SELF DEFENSE.
I'b* mayor being ebeent, T. C.
Wheeler was elected chairman.
By W A L T E R K. TO W E R S . A .B ., J.D., o f the Michigan Bar
C. H. Burkholder being pree'ent,
asked permission to erect a bitching
John Rice fell into a dispute with property which he lawfully has in his
rack In the street adjoining his store
N. H. Martin o f the Htreet Com­ Loren Devlin which rose to a point posiii-asion. The property need not he
mittee reported that the committee where Hire ruehed upon Devlin and hi* own, it ia enough that he has
hail been making etforte to secure ■truck at him, though he failed to rightfully within hir custndy. Jenkins
ground for the hitching racka and had touch him. Thus assaulted Devlin rented a horse from Dale’a livery
found that they could get a tract took vigorous action and proceeded to While riding on the horse Jewett
100x133 feet at the corner o f Sixth ami imund Klee into a state o f inaenaibility. slopped him arid demanded the horse
public
prosecutor
proceeded Jewett was a creditor o f Dale's and
Adams Street» for a consideration of The
against Devlin In a criminal action tor said that the debt being long overdue
9IHU0.
On motion the council ordered the asaault and battery, and he was found he intended to enforce his rights. He
street committee to investigate this guilty and fined. Rice also sued Dev­ endeavor .d to lake the horse away
and other tracts ami to make arrange lin in a civil action for assault ami bat­ from Jenkins by force, Jenkins re
WII.I, tar vnOK
nieuts to purchaso a suitable tract of tery ami recovered damages. Devlin sisted with force and succeeded in re
iiosaeaaion o f
the horse
ground for the erection o f the hitching claimed that he had acted only in. self tabling
Jewett sued Jenkins for assault am)
defense.
racks.'
While there is a right o f self defense batlery for his uae o f force in resisting
On motion Mr. liurkbolder was
promptly and HutiMfuctorily.
recog
nixed by law It is not broad the effort to secure the horse. The
granted
|iermiaaion
to
erect
rack
They huveevury fucility for
requested until the eity could mske ar­ enough to recover an artion such as court ruled that Jenkins was justified
handling all claHHon of goodH,
rangements for permanent groin,<1 for Devlin's. One whose person ia as­ in defending the property rightfully
ami simply solicit a trial.
saulted may defend him eelf; but in de­ within hia poseaaion and having used
that purpose.
Food Harn and Fire Proof
The special committee on an electric fending himself he may not use more no greater force than necessary in its
Vault in Connection.
force than is reasonably necessary defense was not liable to Jewett, whom
All kinds of Hdullnq & Pidno Moving fire alarm system reported and by mo­ under the circumstances. I f you are he hud in no way wronged.
tion it waa ordered that the city pur­
No. 74
(oltu qe brotr
In defending one’s own premises from
chase ami Install an electric fire alarm assaulted you may strike bark more
invasion
there are certain requirements
vigorously
than
is
necessary
to
defend
system similar to that now in uae in
Corvallis. The City Attorney waa In­ your person from the threatened at­ if the right o f at If defense ia to be
exerciaed. One may not forciuly eject
Are cured by Dr. Hobson's Eczema structed to draw an ordinance to that tack. In this case Devlin was justified
another from hia premises merely be­
in
resisting
Rice.
Klee
having
been
effect.
Ointment, which heal» all akin erup­
Mr. I.urrh being present, presented resisted, and having ceased to attack, cause he ia a treapaaaer. The tres
tions. No matter how long you have
passer must first be ordered to depart,
lieen troubled by itching, burning, or a request that the alley adjoining however. Devlin waa not justified in
anti only in the event that l)e refuses
continuing
further.
In
doing
so
he
be­
Omphrey
Si
Markin’s
store
be
u|ielied
acaly akin hornora, juat put a little of
may force be used to eject him. The
that aiMithlng anliacpllc. Dr. Hohaun'a up from Main to Washington Streets. came the assailant, ami his further
treapaaaer must first lie given the op
action
waa
a
new
assault
ami
battery
Ointment, on the »ore» and the The matter was referred to the Street
poriunity to depart jieaceably. I f l i e
fur
which
he
waa
liable
both
in
a
civil
Committee.
suffering atop» iratantly. Healing be
tr*x|msaer haa come upon the premises
On motion a warrant was ordered auit fur damages and in a criminal
glna that very minute. Doctor» uae it
violently or contrary to express com­
action.
The
law
does
not
require
that
in their practice and recommend it drawn in favor o f Mrs. H. I>. Lincoln
mand of the owner he may be resisted
the
vigor
o
f
the
defense
be
absolutely
for
$4.26
as
a
rebate
on
taxes.
Mr. Alleman of l.ittletow n, Pa., aaya
On motion s warrant was ordered adjusted to the vigor o f the attack, and ejected without a demand that he
"D a d eczema on forehead; Dr. Hob
depart. In neither case, however, may
aoo'a Eczema Ointment cured it III two drawn for $3.00 for Mr. Finnerty aa a since it recogriixca that thia la not al­
ways posaibte o f accurate determina­ more force than ia nceeasury be used
rebate
on
taxes.
w eek a ."
Guaranteed to relieve or
for the removal o f the trespasser, else
On motion it waa ordered that the tion. It Is required, however, that the
money refunded. A ll druggiala, ur by
the right o f defense will be exceeded.
defender
does
not
step
beyond
the
mail. Price 6»lr I’ fellfer Chemical Co. recorder make out and present to the
There are certain other legal justifi­
bounds o f reason in hia acta o f defense.
(atuoty
Court
a
hill
for
the
improve­
Philadelphia ami St. louia.
cation» for the application o f force in
As
the
New
York
court
has
re­
ment o f West Main Street from the
s manner that would otherwise amount
marked :
city limits to the Silk Creek bridge.
Southern Palile Rdilwdy llmt-ldblr
S elf defense ia a primary law of to assault and battery. Certain indi­
Amendment
to
ordinance
No.
376
(01 U W GEOVI SlAtlON
viduals have authority over others o f a
(ru rfew ordinance), waa read first, nature, and it is an excuse fur breaches
South Houitd
S ö rth Bound
nature which permits the use o f force
o
f
the
peace,
and
even
for
homicide
second ami thin! times and passed, pro­
No
U
110». m.
N o 14
114 a
But care must be taken that aa a means o f punishment or coercion.
No
ir»
CAS a. m
N o 14
¿ i n a. it* viding that curfew be rung at eight itself.
No
lo
3 lu I» m
N., m
d illa
tiie resistance does not exceed the The parent haa the right to give mod­
o ’clock in winter instead o f at nine
No JU
8JN I». hi
No
I?
7 : 6 » I». Itt.
bounds o f mere defense, prevention, or erate chastisement to a minor child
o ’ clock ami at nine o'clock in summer
recovery, so a» to become vindictive; without being guilty o f an assault and
instead o f at ten o'clock. Dune by
for then the dufender would himself battery. So, too, a guardian standing
petition.
H IUH NI»
W HOUND
become the aggressor. The force used in the place o f a parent, may punish a
Amendment to ordinance No. 3H4
N u . 1 .
N o. >.
must not exceed the necessity o f the child in his care. An official in charge
waa read first, second and third times
AM
IT A T IO N I
o f a public institution usually has the
ca
se."
S a u 1 . V
. Ü lt T A lik U M O V A
A
.4M»
and puaaed, changing *|>eed limit for
* Ms
To ju stify the use o f force on the right to enfore his authority by mod­
*
1 't Ü l H «
4 .u m I
............
. 4.11 automobiles to fifteen miles per hour
ground that it was in self defense there erate chastisement. Generally a muster
T l k l K t . h 4
44
...................I » • !
for afl thoroughfares o f the city.
V a i • . u n **
must have been an actual attempt to has no right to chastise hia servant
H f AM
On motion the city engineer was or­
*•« •(----
....
I » A*
K i l l
H m 11*44 M
offer bodily harm. The attack resisted but the master o f a ship being in an
•# n
...
M i l
dered to put up s|tced notices on all
f
must be apparently real. S elf defense unusual position, . muy enforce his
16 I jf
D .t M t îo *
•
Utoroughfarea leading intu the city at
Kl 1 A 0 A
r A*
l. v
H O «0
may not be claimed when the force was authority by the use o f force on the
the city limits, and alao to |»j*t a notice
A l»
r» D «
U n t il
lo t
p A W iig r t a
o n ly
Iritvr*
exerted
after the danger o f attack had persons o f his subordinates.
l o M A t f r t i iu v r W '- t liir a ilr t ) ! «
um |
h « lH t < U v $
Ml on the Coast Fork bridge lim iting speed
One is justified in applying force to
1 IS | i t it
t r t s 4 M lit » K t n i v r «
A l t O t( M K r
4 ÌIO V C
passed. The threatened assault having
to five miles an hour.
•1 f i l ) Il
I ti
passed, there ia no longer any need foi one who is engaged in criminal con
H«||»|«V| (o chnita« without no! 1er
On motion it was ordered that Dr.
duct, for the purpose o f detering him.
A, H. W U O I), M anager. Kune be entitled to receive rock from self defense.
The meana that a person may take in One who notices another who is un
the contractors at $1 per cubic yard for
his own defense must depend, o f course, consciously in an exposed or dangerous
I f a aubalitule ia offered you for
private street improvement.
U|>on the particular danger
which position, and who applies force to that
Foley Kidney Pilla, It meana a che»|ier
City engineer made a report on atrcct
threatens. A degree o f force may be person to rescue him is justified. The
medicine ia pressed upon you for the
improvement by Ambrose & Uurdsal
used in self defenae equal to the degree collisions and conflicts which occur be­
dealer’* profit, not for youra. Foley
Company that there ia $$>44.62 now
o f force with which the defender is at­ tween participants in the course of
Kidney Pilla may coat the dealer mere
due on street contract work as com­
tacked. K illin g an assailant may even various games are not generally viewed
than a cheap aubatltule, "but they give pleted.
become justifiable by way o f self de­ aa assaults and batteries. I f a player
better reaulta than any other kidney
Ke|iort from the Ambrose A Burdsal
fense, especially where he attacks with goes beyond the rules o f the game and
ami bladder medicine. Aak for Foley
Company waa read showing that 15H0
checks oz strikes another, violently and
Kidney Pill*. For aale by all ¿dealer» cubic yards o f rock had been crushed a deadly wea|>on.
everywhere.
O 'M alley ami Grady had had many in a manner not permitted by the rules,
during Msy and June.
quarrels and finally one arose which it amounts to an assault and battery.
On motion it was ordered that R e­
was particularly bitter. Grady vigor­ Prize fights are viewed as somewhat
corder present blil to Ambrose A Burd-
ously threatened to kill his adveraary exceptional and participants are held
aal Company for rock crushed during
Heart Disease Almost
on sight. Later in the day they met guilty o f assault and battery though
May and June.
and Grady at once assaulted O'M alley both consented.
Fatal to Young Girl
On motion it waa ordered that the
Some peculiar defenses have been
with a large club dealing him several
" M y d a u g lila r . w h e n t h ir t e e n y e n ra
Recorder notify the (ou tage Grove
raised
in assault and battery cases.
serious
blows
about
the
head.
Unable
old . « u
atrli-ki-n w it h h e a r t tro u h la .
Electric I-igbt company that a deduc­
to ward off these blows O’ M alley drew One is disclosed by the follow ing quo­
Hhe w a a mi hud w e hud to pirn-« h e r
tion would be made from their bill for
hia pistol and fired, killing Grady. tation from the opinion o f a California
b e d n e a r n w in d o w
lights rs | Kir till out by the C ity Mar­
a o » h r c o u ld g u t
He was tried on a charge o f man­ ju d ge: “ I f a strong man has a weak
shal.
her
h re u th
O n»
slaughter, but held not guilty, the jury one in hia power, and gives his victim
The follow ing bills were ordered and
d o c t o r »«Id. 'P o o r
finding that he had acted in reasonaole the choics o f being kicked or cuffed, he
a llow ed :
• m
c h ild , »he 1» lik e ly
cannot defend the battery on the ground
defenae.
J. E. Young, sa la ry.................$ 40.46
t o fa ll d e a d a n y
As a general rule one may kill an that the injured man consented."
t im e .'
A
fr ie n d
Mrs. H. D. Lincoln, rebate on
The average person, o f peaceable in­
assailant when it ia apparently neces­
to ld m e !>r. M llea'
taxes...................................
4.25
H
H
H
lh u t
hud
sary In order to save himself from clinations. will not go far wrong in the
daily affairs o f life i f he remembers
T. Allen, work on bridge.........
2.50
F
c u m l h e r fa t h e r ,
death or great bodily harm, while in that force is not to be exerted agai nat
no
tr ie d It, und
John Allen, work on b rid g e ...
8.25
»),** tu-aun t o Im ­
the midat o f a audden combat which he another even by way o f defense e x ­
W. B. Osman, Htreet w o r k ....
6.75
p rove.
Hhn to o k
has not himself provoked. Generally cept in circumstances o f obvious ne­
u a r v u t m a n y h o t-
J. A . El ledge, assisting en gi­
•(leaking, the law requires that the cessity.
fle a ,
hut
uhe
la
..............................
22.00
(Copyright, 1913,by W alter K. Towers.)
neer.
»im red t o m e t o ­
person attacked retreat, i f possible,
day, a
f a t , ro a y
0. L. Nichols, sa la ry...............
120.00
before he may kill an assailant and
c h e e k e d g ir l
N o o n * r u n I m a g in e th e
H. J. Jorgenson, work on bridge
1.90
c o n n d e n c e I h a v e In I>r. M lle a' H e a r t
claim self defense as a justification.
F. Woodruff, work on main
I te m e ily ." A It. C A N O N . W o r th . Mo.
The person attacked need not retreat
aewer line...........................
3.65
i f to do so would plaee him in a more
The unbounded confidence
B. J. Curry, * pecial p olicy.. . .
3.76
precarious position, but he must re­
Canon hai in Dr. Miles’ Heart Rem­
Fire Company, May s a la r y ....
24.00
treat even though to do ao would not
edy i» »hared by thousands o f
Fire Company. June s a la ry....... 17.00
apparently improve hia position. There
others who know its value from
Backache is a heavy burden;
H. Chambers, lumber for
are some states in which the courts
experience. Many heart disorders
Nervousness, dizziness, headache.
b r id g e ................................
40. HO
hold that a person attacked may stand
yield to treatment, if the treatment
Rheumatic pain; urinary ills;
W. W. Oglesby, June s a la ry ...
10.00
his ground under practically all cir­
is right. If you are bothered with
A ll wear one out.
G. B. Pilcher, aalary...............
76.00
cumstances, but such a rule ia rather
short breath, fainting spells, swell­
Often effects o f kidney weakness.
W. B. Osmond, d ig gin g ditch .' 34 88
exceptional.
ing nf feet or ankles, pains about
No use to cure the symptoms.
J. H. Brown salary.................
75 00
It ia probably a familiar rule that a
the heart and shoulder blades, pal­
R e lie f is but temporary i f the
Sentinel, printing w ater re­
person attacked need not retreat far­
pitation, weak and hungry spells,
cause remains.
ceipts and advertising.......
20.80
ther than his own premises. One at­
you should begin using Dr. Miles'
I f it ’s the Sidneys, cure the cause. £
Otto Michael, assisting engineer
44.00
tacked in hia own home, or in hia own
Heart Remedy at once. Profit by
Doan's Kidney Pilla are for kid­
W. Bi Osmond, cleaning sew er»
4.00
office is under no obligation to retreat,
the experience of others while you
ney ilia -
Harry Martin, aaaiating engi­
may.
neer.............................. . .
7.50 but may aland hia ground, no matter
H ere’s proof o f their merit from
D r. M lls t ’ H e a r t R e m e d y Is s o ld a n d
Harry Martin, work on bridge.
7.65 how threatening the attack, and while
Eugene.
ao standing hia ground may kill hia as­
g u a r a n t e e d b y a ll d r u g g is t s .
Armen and Randall, hauling
L.
Mooney, 459 Olive St., Eugene,
lumber for b rid g e..............
3.00 sailant if necessary to save hia own
M I L S * M E D I C A L CO.. C ik h a rt, Ind.
Ore., aaya: "T h e endorsement 1 gave
('.oast Culvert and Flume Com­
life or to avoid great bodily harm, or
pany, Birch S treet............
87.00
the commission o f a felon within hia some years ago, recommending Doan’s
Knowles h Graber, hardware
Kidney Pilla, still holds good. I know
premises.
for bridge...........................
5.25
that
they are a positive cure for kid­
1, cader, printing water rates .
8.00
One may not only defend hia own
ney
disorders.
I am glad to re-endorse
J.
F.
Spray,
straw
.................
1.00
Sedentary habits, lack o f outdoor
person with the degree o f force neces­
The Gauld Company, two-inch
thia remedy aa time has proven that
exerciae, insufficient mastication o f
sary
to
resist
the
attack,
but
he
may
pipe .................................. 184.08
they cured me perm anently."
food, constipation a torpid liver, worry Cottage Grove Transfer Co.,
defend the persona o f the members o f
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
and anxiety, overeating, partaking of
cleaning stre e ts ................
56.75 hia fam ily aa well. Thus a father may
1.10 defend a son, and a son his father. A cents. Foster-MIIburn Co., Buffalo,
food and drink not suited to your age Knott-Joalin Co., hose rin g s ...
C. G. Electric Co., June lights 276.65
New York, sole agents for the United
Hnd occupation.
Correct your habits
John Rice, work on bridge ..
10.30 master may alao defend hia servant, States.
and take Chamberlain's Tablets and Finnerty, rebate on ta xes.......
3.00 and vice versa the servant his matter.
Remember the name —Doan’s—and
The right o f defense extends to prop­
you w ill soon be well again. For sale Ambrose A Burdsal Co., street
erty
aa
well.
One
may
defend
the
take
no other.
J17-24
contract..............................
2644.62
by all dealers.
There Is One Flour
that always satisfies— that can be
depended upon.
One trial
means a life-long friend
and the end o f your
flour troubles
Ask Your
Grocer For It—
A ll the best grocers
sell and recommend it.
D rifted Snow Flour is made to
give satisfaction and perfect baking
results.
H. Harrington
SPERRY
FLOUR
CO.
1 he value of a paper's advertising is gauged by the number of
people it reaches. No other paper reaches more than a quarter as
many Cottage Grove people as does The Sentinel.
Unsightly Face Spots.
0. & S. E. R. R. COMPANY.
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Add and subtract according to pictures, etc., and yoo w ill then be ahie to
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A lte r you have done this hod the pic­
ture of the person that helped close thia deal
Answer to last -oxtle: Nebraska
Picture face In from ot rat.
mi
I he value of a paper to a community can 1>e accurately measured
by what outsiders think of it. The Sentinel is willing to be thus
measured.
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