Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, August 18, 1906, Image 3

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    Harvey LeJoy Puts Cocked
Revolver in Pocket, and
—
Bullet Pnters Leg.
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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
lOFTAGE GROVE
.
OREGON
J. McKEAN FISHER. Manager.
Pro fe ssio n al C ards.
Ti/>a£itrt
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Sunday morning Harvey LeJoy,
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\ ifi year old lad, son of Henry Le-
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PUBI.18HKD EVEKY SATUKI>A Y
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lile Awbrey Building, Main Street
Methodist Episcopal
Church, Joy, who lives about a mile west of
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H Y TUB
I» E N T I* T
Pastor Rev. S. E. Merninger, morn­ Walker Station, was out with bis 3
LKADKU PI HUSHING COMPANY
ing services at 1 1 , evening 7:3o, uncle Tom Johnson, when they aw
Epworlh League (>.3o p. m. A 'l a 'digger bouirrel” in a prune tree
Kntfrea at tlie Cottale tirove poatofllee as sec- are cordially iuvitd to be present.
on the Van Simons place and the
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oud-class matter.
First Presbyteriau Church, Pastor uncle shot at it with a 22 rill. lie * . . K c. r no. k i i t
It. C. Grace. Morning service, 11, was carrying ; the boy wuscirry- <' 1 /
SimsCItIPTION KAT4C8
UHrsiciAN and surgeon
11.90 evening H, Y P. S. C. K. 7 p. ing an old stGe y2 revolver in his *
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1 paid it, advance hut if not so paid a Welcome.
and cocked it expecting to get a
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charged.
in if rm rale of i i . m in-r year will be
Morning subject “ God’s Work- shot at the squirrel, but his uncle fsv.-
Advertising rates made known on application
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manship:” evening subject, “ The 1 killed it, and the boy in his excite-;
Wooing and Wedding.’ ’
ment put the cocked pistol in his *4
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CLUBBING LIttT
Episcopal Church. Services held pants pocket, and started off. Be­
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The Cottage drove L f . al . ku for one
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year, and any of the following |>u 1*1 i- the second Wednesday evening ot fore he had taken three steps the
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unit
si
linens
pistol
went
off
and
the
bu'let
en
each
month
at
7:30
in
Masonic
ball.
<• ition for one y«*ar, for the prie«: set
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calls promptly attended. Ollice:
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opposite •
There w'll be services every fifth tered his right leg on the inside •> All Main
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St. Phone 114.
;¿ pase shove , O regon .
close
to
the
hip,
ranged
downwards
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New York Tribune Farmer
Sunday of a month.
Toledo Weekly Blade............ 1*75
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and lodged under the boue back I
PSIOF Of OREGON
2 50
I-, rtl.ui 1 Weekly Oregonian
Catholic Church, Father Carrol. the knee, where it was located and
2.00
I'urtlanit Weekly Jni.r.i.il
1Ï.25
fiirtla.nl Semi Weekly Journal
Services the second Sunday in each removed by Dr Kime assisted by
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2.50
San Francisco ( all ......
month.
2.50
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Dis.
Ilockett
and
Bjst
Monday
K. YOUNG
Sunset Magazine, San Krai.clseu 2.00
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Christian Science services held morning.
. 2.50
. >ut West. Los Angeles
15 .1
1.76
Town and < (»untry Journal
over Allison’s Barber shop every
A1TOUNKY AT I A W
The bullet was very hard to ex -' J
Our ow n m ake.
1.75
Northwest 1’oullrv Journal
2.25
Pacific Iloinestcnd
Sunda.) morning at 11 o ’clock and tract, but the wound is not at all j 5 Oiîlce: Young Building, Main Street,
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Wes» Side.
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
dangerous, and if no complications i ■/:
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SATURDAY
Al OUST 18, I IILHi
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Christian Church, Rev 1). E. develop, which do not seem likely, * *>v. P v : v . - p “/v.'Y*!-
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Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in the boy will soon be arouud.
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Thus again is the moral of car* j £ tv ,4f. ..4»'.: < j .<« .41 a
.Since Oregon has tried the Direct the morning and 7.30 in the even­
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ing.
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meeting
at
less
handling
of
firearms
exempli-j?
Primary law and found it generally
fe
* A . P H Y S I C I A N a u .I S I li< ;i.o.N
acceptable, Illinois has fallen in line G:3o p. in. Sunday school at lo fied.
Intermediate
Endeavor
and her firet primary election un­ o’clock,
Office in McFarland Building
Over Wynne's Hardware store
$
der tb ; new law was heralded as u Society at 2:30 and Choir pra< tice
Office Fhone, 34) Residence Phone, I 2 ü <t-.;
Notice
to
Taxpayers
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h icceKs.
Wisconsin
is about to every Saturday evening at 7 :3c
Morning subject, “ How to Suc­
Persons desiring to examine the *
initiate such u law for its state
ceed’ ’ Evening subject, -'Wbat I assessment for i!)o6 are invited to j
government
9- o ~ " »
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must preach to save my soul.”
do so within the next ten days ú tí *
J^TAHION
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You are cordially invited to at­ any necessary corrections may
Saloons or Not.
tend all these services.
made before coinmincing to write
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F U N E R A L D IR E C IO H and L IC E N S E D
W e are the people to fill your order for
the roll.
The liquor men throughout the
LM BALM ER
Winter
Supplies.
We have the best
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F.
K
ursky
,
Plan
of
Supplies
for
the
Methodist
state have been thinking recently
Parlors at Veatcl) A I.auson’s.
groceries, etc., to be had at the lowest
County Assessor.
Episcopal Church. Codage
that they had a good chance of
4 41
* £ ' .41
Grove. Ore.
July 23, 106'J.
prices. Jf you don’t believe us, come
opening up again in towns that
went “ wet” in dry counties at the
Aug 12th and 1‘dtli liev. E. A.
ir\ c. ligate. Our Dry Goods stock
last election, through the new It tsH, -Vug. 26 Rev. \V. J. Gardner
Change in Time Tables
is complete.
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charter amendment proposition. at ir a. in. and Dr. \V. 0. Wire
The Southern Pacific Co. Ii.ui-
Coquille has been the first town to at 8 p. in. Sept. 2 Mrs. M C.
nounees a change in the time fable,
attack the situation, and it will Wire.
effective today Aug. 18th.
have the first case to bo contested
Grove Flower
NORTH BOUNO.
Wednesday's Oregonian has the Womans Glvib ot E Cu’Uvge
x h ib it .
Has the largest Stock of School
following article 011 this question.”
The Commercial Club’s reading
No. 12 passenger 1 :2o p. in
supplies
in the city. Our line of
Salem, Or., Aug. 14— In their room Saturday was a veritable
No 22(1 local freight i2:15 p. in
contention that the local-option Eden, being filled with choice j
Books. Artist's Material. Sundries
SOU i ll UOUN14.
law is not a iiiminal law and that flowers grown by (lie children and
are now complete.
cities may therefore amend their older folks of Cottage Grove. One ( No. 1 1 passenger 2:25 p. in.
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charters so as to avoid i<s provision, large table iu the center of the ! No. 225 local freight 9:45 a m.
We are giving special car
the liquor people are appaiently room was tilled with large bowls of!
taking a position directly opposite sweet peas in the Womans Club
Oiir Presciption Counter
to that heretofore held by them and colors, lavender and white, in per­ Reduced Summer Excursion Rales
On and alter June 1, 19o6, the
are also 1 omikg in conflict with a fect array. On one side of the room
decision of the Oregon supreme three tables carried great vases of Southern Pacific, in
connection
which at all times get tin best
court.
sweet peas, somo solid colors, others with the Corvallis & Eastern rail­
attention, using only the purest
One of the late amendments to mixed in so beautiful arrangement road, will have on sale round Pip
the constitution gives cities the as to make it almost impossible to tickets from points on their lines to of chemicals, having the largest
(lower to amend their charters, decide what was the best. Another Newport, Yaquina and Detroit at stock m town it makes popping
“ subject to the constitution and side was decorated with a great very low tales, good for 1 turn un­ easy in our place.
the constitution and the criminal bank of carnation, dahlias, nastur- til October 10, i9o6
Three day tickets to Newport
laws of 111 o state,” and it is under siuuis, pansies, asters, baby breath,
Mailorders leceivc the best of
rhis provision that Coquille has un­ miugonette and scapiosia in a tasty- mil Yaquina, good going Satur­ attention.
dertaken te amend its chart r so as way, displaying each at its best. days and returning Mondays, are
to give the city exclusive control of Ou one table at the icrth, Oregon’s also 011 sale from all East Side
ilic liquor traffic and thus annul famous roses were grouped, a d. uu point«, Portland to Eugene, inclu
Hardware, Stoves, Plumbing
llio effect of the “ dry” vote in the tifnl display, \ et noV what migli'^ M‘ve- a,,,l from 1,11 West Side points,
goods,
Miners’ Loggers’ and mill
List electiou.
have been wished owing to u,e I enabling people to visit Hi- ir tami-
supplies,
Wagons, Buggies, Agri­
Ill the case of Fonts vs. Hood sevnrity of the spring season this! B a,)i^ sPen<' Sunday at the se i-
C ittajj Gry/î. Oregon
River, decided a year ago by the vear. The whelc room wr.s a bower ' s' ^e-
cultural
Implements,
Sporting
Season tickets from all East Side
supreme court, Attorney MeCort, of ol beauty, and was a scene not to
■foods, Guns, Ammunition, Hercu­
points, Portland to Eugene, inclu­
I’eiidletoii, who argued against the be soon forgotten
les powder, Caps, Fuse, Etc.
validity of the local-option law,'
The prizes to be awarded by the sive, and from all West Side points,
urged that tlm lo^al option law is a Womans Club for the best flower are also on sale to Detroit at very
criminal law and berefore void be­ gardens, not boquets, produced by ow rates with stop over privileges General B l a c k s m i t h i n g
cause in contravention of subdi- the school children were presented at Mill city or any point east, en­
Horseshoeing a specialty-.
\ -.ion 2 of section 2d or article I of iu the afternoon. The club had up abling tourists to visit the Santiatn
Wagon and carriage re-
ing. A 11 work guaranteed
the constitution, which forbids the pointed a committee that visited all and Bsitenbusli Hot Springs in the
1 lave your horsesteeth ex­
' nactment of local or special law the yards in town, and decided Cascade msuntains, which* can be
amined and repaired. shop
at rear of ilemenway &
lor the punishment of crimes 01 which of the children had arrangfd reached in one day.
Burkholder's Store :: ::
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misdemeanors.
Season
tickets
will
he
good
for
the neatest beds of flowers, kept
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The supreme court took the view them cleanest, and had had the best return from all points until Oct •!> r
that the heal option law is a crimi- success. The first prize was award­ 10. Three-day tickets will t>e good
1 »1 law, but held that it is general 'd to Mary Johnson, the second to going Saturdays and returning
inraracter and tlmrefoio not opened Maude and Tyler lloope. (who Mondays only. Tickets from Port-!
Herbert Fakin
President
to the objection raised by Mr Me­ made tin ir garden together) and land and vicinity will be good for!
T. C\ Wheeler
Cort. Tim supreme court said: • bird to Pear) Plasti r, each of the return via the East or West Side at |
C a 0 h i e r
“ The crime of M isdemeanor pre- girls getting ft vase and Tvler a option of passenger. Tickets from
? cribed or created for a violation of book. Ft I el Bartels took honor* Eugene and vicinity will be go at
the prohibition orde • is alike and able mention in fouitb pi* •». The going via the Lebanon-Springfield
C A P IT A L
uniform all over the state, and so ladies were very much pleased with branch if desired. Baggage on
2 5, 0 0j0
P R O M P T L Y rANDJfcNEATLY
it is with such as are prescribed for the interest the children had taken Newport tickets checked through to
a violation ol the old law if prohi- II. their w<>rk. and feci assured that Newport; on Yaquina ticket« to Ya-
E|X E|C:U T E D
A T || T H E
A general banking;
I iliou is not ordered.”
mm b of tile lack ol s u c c e s s was duo 'l.ulDa ou|y- Sunday excursions to
business transact-
This expression in the supremt to the poor quality o f seeds lur- I •''"c'vport on the L . N E. will begin
court’s opinion seems to leave no mshed bv the U. S government, for June loth or tVtli and run every
ORGANIZED
doubt that Hie loco I optiou law is a the ladies to d str.bnte .is hardlv
Hiereattcr leaving Albany
C07 T A .E GROVE
• riminnl law. Law book authors one packet ot seed« in twent- pro- l* ,:3° 11 IU ! leave Corvallis 8 ».
O « E q O N
define criminal laws as tho.-e which duced any flowers.
m
for prosecution by indictment 01
The ladies found many gardens ^ ^ tiains connect wi h the t-.
similar proceeding, and measured that deserved honeiable m> illicit,
1*- !‘ t Albatix and Corvallis for
I y this test the local option law and among those were the Milne \ aquina and Newpoit
1 rains on
conies withih the definition, for it children, Ralph and Clarence both the l'. «V E. lot D'tio.t will leave
is particulailv made the duty of the loinfi finely,, Merle Briggs (who Albany at 7.3 . a m enabling t nr-
circuit judge in dry counties to brought the first boquet of sweet is t s to the Hot Springs to r ich
Hi
read the law to the grand |jury and [ieas to the (Tub, in the first week there the same dav. Trains I o.-u I f - v Did education
rial
OF.x'ifunitics
in
Mi
is made the duty of the grand jury in April) Olhe ati l Sylvester John­ and to Corvallis connect with all
ature. Well etjuipp«
uud the district attorney to bring son, Ray Woods, and Christina East Side trains ou the S. F.
oratories. Herbaru:
offenders to Inal.
Full information ns to rates, largest and oldest i
Turk.
Northwest, it cnjoyi
The law also provides for punish’
l’ lans are aheady being laid h\ '.line tables, etc., can bo obtained parting the Iu
ment by po’.h fine and imprison­ the ladies lor next year's work in on application to J C. Mayo, G> n in« and deve oping’ true worn in hood Fa
and ducationally for the most ex;iltcd
ment amt it is generally believed the hopes that the exhibit panned Fuss. Ags., C. & E. R. H , Albany socially
station. Conic -
c and C ol leg ¡ate Deg rces I
that the latt* r inode of punishment by them for next year will be a A. L Craig, G F A , S F. Co.. by State Autli •rity.. Interferenc With eon vie ions
of non-Caftioli 's is soruDuIously ; voided Vcadrmy
clearly gives the local-optou law the much finer one, and that parents Portland, or any S p. or ( ’. A E is ideally loe ted aut.il inspiri
ng scenic at
character of a ruminal statute.
tages. Social »P|K>rtumties M u ­ as are avail
and children will save tin seeds of agent
in
uu
other
cit
on
tiie
Coast
B
uildings
large and
Liquor men in Cottage Giov* their ehoiee-t plants to plant next
Kites from Cottage Grove tc commodious
veil lighted, beati 1 and ventila ted:
have been quite jubilant ever the spring
Newport
iti.
to
Yaquit
,t
$1!
dormitories uid i>rivite • r
All parents are asked to
modern conveniences
TI c
situation, dunking that they could co-operate in this work, and to
and progressive without m u
pass an .mendmint to the charter save as large a variety ns possilil*»,
and traditions of age and a . !
Reduced
Round
Trip
Excursion modest.
Satisfactory rt*ferences
that would allow saloons on the and any seeds that they can spare
W r i t e fo r
W e Have a fidi Bine of Legal Blanks and
announcement
booklet. Board IMS t.i
m » SIN D p e r
Rates.
J/iet Hide precinct, but it the Ore­ may be brought to the (Tub rooms,
year. A dd .. s*. SisterSur-er • r v M a r
T re s p a s s Notices.
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gonian 's statement holds good (heir to be distributed in the spring, the
Itound tup passenger rates Chi- P O R T L AN D , OREGON, U.S.A.
hopes aie blasted for two years, same as the rose slips were this N | o to Portland and nt ru.
,
u 1 It88 some other loophole is year.
1 line will be ( 75.00 and from
loliud, and it h .idly seems possible
The ladies are very much pleased Missouri River [amt's $(»0.00.
lor the local option laws have bceu with the results of their efforts
Special Millinery Sale.
guarantee to make great reductions,
These tickets will be on »ale daily
proved effective the whole country- but tope to have a belter season commencing June i«t and «ontwui
fo that it will Burely pay you to in-
over.
next ye.r, and lx tlcr seeds to have ing until Sept. 151I1 with final re I
Martin
Harms, milliners, will ve*tigate.
n i xliibit that will be far ahead of turn limit ot October 31>t
I10M a special sale, which is adver-
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The Leader tells the new s.
this year's.
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Mining Orders!
Benson’s Pharmacy
Currin & Veatch.
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Company!
Benson’s Pharmacy]
First
National
Bank
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