Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, March 16, 1909, Image 2

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    Real Estate New Spring M erchandise
THE ORIENT GREAT
ALBANY BOY KILLED
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. REV. W. A. ELKINS DE-
T u e s d a y s a n d F r id a y s .
MARKET FOR APPLES.
AT HOT SPRINGS
LIVERS TIMELY SERMON
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THK LKADKK PU BLISH ING CO . (IRC.)
E ditors Rev. W. A. Elkins, as a result Albany, Or., March 12.—Wil­ An apple grower iu the Wenat-
C o n n e r A D v B r i ’II. i .R,
of the recent immoral revelations liam W. Garrett, who was killed jehee (W ash.) district who took
K nternl a t the Colia«.' Ilro w pasto so * a» «»•
brought forth in this city, in at Hot Springs, Ark., last night by 70,000 boxes of his choice apples
ond class m atter.
D R E S S G O O D S A N D S IL K S
which a number of young people Harry English, is a sou of Mr. to Australia. China, Japan, and 5 room house, bath aud pautry,
New
Zealand,
the
past
winter
re­
s u b s c r ip t i o n r a t e s
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
Garret,
of
this
figure, preached a very able, in­
city water, electric lights, barn,
Latest Spring W eaves
Weekly, one year. S1.50,
m onths .75 cents
teresting and forceful sermon on city. He was a native of Kansas, turned lately and has orders booked chicken house, some fruit and
SKMI-WKFKLY.
and Colorings
from those countries for 1.50,000 berries, fine location. $950. Part
• I . * this delicate subject at the Christ­ 24 years old.
One Year
-
1 . O
Six Months
.7» ian church Sunday evening ltefore
Three M onths
. . .
Mr. G.arret came to Albany with boxes of the current year’s crop. duwu, balance on time, if de'
a large congregation. “Advice to his parents 1.1 years ago and grew Another grower ill the same sec­ sired, large lot 109x212.
C O T T A G E G RO V E. OREGON
Parents” was the theme of his dis­ to mauhood here, leaving about a tion, who shipped several carloads 2 lots east of railroad 5 room house,
Located on the upper W illamette River
Wool Satin Prunellas
144 m iles south of Portland on Southern l'a ' cussion, and while strong and to the year ago for Kausas. He has of apples to England, has orders
good well, $650.
rific and Oregon * South Kastern Railroads,
»opulatiou 2500; tw o hanks; public ami Inch point, his remarks were chaste and since resided iu that state and for many thousand of boxes of the
StrqK-d Silk Luster
»hools. five churches; water, light and sew
system s;cream ery; flour mill; two brick free from sensationalism and the Arkansas. He was well known new fruit crop to lie shipped uext 4 room cottage, 2 large lots, city
/ard s. saw mills; wood w oik factory; match
Empress Poplin
sermon, simmered down, was more here and leaves scores of friends fall. It is expected that many water, $650.
factory; steam laundry and the L e a d e r .
Panamas, Heringbones and
of a serious heart to heart talk in this city. His parents are more orders for the fruit of that 7 room house, good well, lot 80x
I 0USTII1ES AND RESOURCES.
r.reat forests of tim ber tributary to Cottage with parents and young men and prominent and highly respected Washington district will be re­
Shadow-striped.
Grove; fifteen saw mills, three shingle mills
ceived from foreign markets. So 189, $1200.
w ithin a radius of 15 miles. Headquarters women.
people.
lot Bohemia gold mines and Black Butte
quicksilver mines; valleys and foot bills,
He said that a great responsi­ Mrs. Garret, who was with her it is evident that it pays well to 4 acres, fine location, 34 fruit trees,
well adapted to fruit growing, farm ing and
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5 room house, closet aud pantry,
dairying. For inform ation regarding this bility rests upon parents, not husband at the time of his peculiar seek a new market when the local
great country subscrilie for the Leader.
good water, outbuildings. Terms
entirely in the matter of enforcing death, was formerly Miss Maud ones are overstocked.
Y% cash, balance on time if de­
Messaline, Foulard, Pongee Silks
Itently.
She
is
a
native
of
Albany
discipline
iu
their
families,
but
in
TUESDAY. MARCH 16, 1W>.
sired, $1500.
Merc Poplin, Cliallies, Batists, Tissues
conducting themselves in a man­ and has spent most of her life in CANNON’S IRON
ner worthy of emulation on the this city and Cottage Grove. She
55x100 feet, 5 room house,
BUT THEY 00.
GRIP IS BROKEN I^ot close
part of their sous and daughters. is a daughter of J. W. Bently, a
iu, city water, $700.
Though a Ixxly meet a body
Taking up another line of thought pioneer resideut of Albany.
Washington, March 15.—The 50x100 feet on Fourth street, 6
In a grander gown,
relative to heredity he said: W. F. Garrett received a mes­ sixty-first
Need a body greet a body
Congress of the L'nited room house, bath and pantry,
“ Many a parent is directly respon­ sage late last night from his son’s States assembled
W ith an ugly frown?
at noon today $ 1200 .
sible for the vices and sins or vile wife telling of the young man’s pursuant to the call
of President
OBDURATE AND CRUCIAL PROBLEM habits contracted by their children death. He wired this morning to Taft, who has recommeuded that 1 acre, 7 room house, good well,
through heredity, the outcropping have the body shipped to this city the session be devoted entirely to fruit and outbuildings, fine soil,
$1600.
Iu the February number of the in the offspring, of a life spent in for burial.
the consideration of the tariff. Fine river bottom land, 5 and 10
University of Oregon Bulletin Pro­ dissipation and sensuality, and
HOW GA RRETT WAS K IL LE D .
fessor K. G. Young, head of the such parents have brought upon Young Garrett came to his Chairman Payne, of the tariff com­ acre tracts, from $80 to $125 per
university department of Econ­ themselves, through their early death in the following tragic man­ mittee, has announced that the acre.
omics and Sociology, discusses one folly, a double burden of sin for ner: While walking with his wife bill is ready for submission.
of the two ways of making the which they will be held account­ their little dog suapped at the President Taft and Speaker Can­ Some acreage in city $250 per
burden of taxes bear less heavily able before the great judgment heels of Harry English, who non have given their opinion that acre.
on the average citizen of Oregon. bar. It therefore behooves the kicked the dog into the gutter. the tariff bill will be passed and An extra good business investment I
He points out the methods of taxa­ young man and young woman to Mrs. Garrett protested and words the session will be ended June 15 for the right party.
tion that must l>e adopted to secure lead clean, moral lives.”
passed between the two men when or before.
One of the finest residence proper­
CANNON SHORN OP POW ER.
an equitable distribution of the He said a prodigal son may re­ English struck Garrett a heavy
in the city, close in, modern
weight of public expenditures and turn, but how about the daughter? blow on the mouth with his For the fourth consecutive time, ties
throughout,
5 rooms, 2 pantries,
Joseph
G.
Cannon
was
today
discusses means of keeping down The son may wallow in the mire of clenched fist knocking him with
2 closets, bath room, hot aud
elected
speaker
of
the
House,
but
the aggregave. Prof. Young be­ debauchery, feed upon the husks such force to the pavement as to
water, electric lights. Base­
lieves that the vital matter for the of infamy, associate with the cause concussion of the brain by a later proceeding he was cold
ment
and concrete foundation.
practically
shorn
of
his
power.
people of Oregon in their public herds of degredation, and with the from which he died in 30 minutes.
$2000.
Part cash balance on
Out
of
the
382
votes
cast
Cannon
affairs is not so much to put as first signs of a desire to return to The charge of manslaughter has
little money as possible into public the path of honor which leads been preferred against English and received 204. His democratic time if desired.
opponent, Champ Clark, of Mis­
activities as it is to get the largest to the home of purity he left to he is iu jail awaiting trial.
SEE
souri,
received 166. The remaining
possible returns from the money delve in sin, society prepares to
12 votes were scattered.
put in and to have all share in the receive him with open arms. PRELIMINARY TO
Representative Dalzell moved
contribution according to the just Mothers who are otherwise care­
the
adoption of the rules of the
standard.
LEGISLATIVE SESSION
ful of their daughters honor are
60th Cougress. Champ Clark, de­
He adopts ability to pay as the gracious and kind to the moral
true standard. In order to main­ leper whose polluting influences Salem, Or., March 13.—Under manded ayes aud noes, shouting
At the Bridge
his party followers and the in­
tain a system of taxation in Ore­ are not yet harmless
the direction of Governor Benson to
gon securing revenues from tax­ But how about the daughter who and Speaker McArthur, prepara­ surgent republicans: “ Up boys,
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payers in proportion to their re­ went astray? Will the display of tions for the special session have aud at them.” The result of the
vote
189
for
the
adoption
of
the
spective abilities to pay he thinks a desire to reform secure her recog­ been progressing at a rapid rate
old rules and 193 against. This
that the first requisite is the estab nition to social respect? No! 't'he and are now completed.
lishment of a high grade tax com­ faintest zephyr of suspicion will be The Governor, McArthur and is a great victory for the auti-Can-
W , T. K A Y S E R
PROPRIETOR
mission, which should have power carried upon the tongue of gos­ Attorney Winslow held a confer­ noti men, who will now force such
to assess corporations of general sip until it becomes a tornado of ence this afternoon to decide on changes in the rules as will largely All Kinds of Hauling and
All K inds of
situs, especially public service accusation. The erring girl is, in the list of measures that are so deprive Cannon of his power.
Heavy Dray Work
corporations, to supervise all local the eves of society, forever lost. seriously defective as to require the
assessments, to investigate closely A move for the better is little attention of the lawmakers. Of GET EGGS WHEN
Moving Pianos a Specialty
the whole subject of taxation and noticed, her endeavors iu the di­ these
the principal ones are the
THE PRICE IS HIGH With Special Equipment
to supervise the accounting systems rection of reformation little encour­ the game
code, the measure pro­
of all state institutions, of coun­ aged; scoffs instead of benedictions viding appropriations
for state in To get plenty of eggs iu winter
O F F IC E
ties and of municipalities. The are heaped upon her. And whv slitutions and the tax measure.
second step he thinks should be should this distinction be made? The revision of the House the experts recommend that the at J. V. Thornton's Confectionery.
the amendment of the state consti­ Why should the one be forgiven, journal was completed this even­ hens be forced to molt during mid­ Office, 1426 PIIONE Resilience, 593
tution so that intangible personalty theother condemned? The Leader ing and the copy has been turned summer. To do this a writer in
C H A S . M A T T H E W S , P ro p rieto r.
could be taxed at such rates and will answer. It is unjust! It is over to the state printer. The the Reliable Poultry Journal gives
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the
following
method:
by such methods as to secure full heathenish! It is a scar on the
has l>een done by Speaker “ During June I feed oats and
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returns—better exempt altogether face of civilation! The weaker work
McArthur,
W. F. Orager, Chief wheat. At first I give them the
than continue the present iniquit­ should not receive the blows, while Clerk; George
Assistant usual quantity, gradually reduc­ So much has already been said on the
ous farce of invisible personality the stronger receives the protection. Chief Clerk; J. Neuuer,
R. Latourette, ing it until I feed a flock of twenty importance of buying your seeds from
taxation. Corporations should be Instead of driving the daughter to Calendar Clerk. Considering
a reliable dealer that to repeat it is only
the hens only about one pint of oats „waste
taxed by an ad valorem system a suicidal occupation and shelter­ amount of business done by the
of words. fitfcS» Seeds have
proved their worth—our increas­
that secures assessment iu propor­ ing the son who caused her ruin, House this session’s journal will be and wheat mixed, three times a
ing business is proof indeed that
tion to income earuiug power. reverse the decision of sentiment the shortest and least expensive iu day. This is plenty for this size
merit alone has made the
pen of utility fowls. Scatter the
The third readjustment he advo­ and the world will be better.
q Our Spring Season has opened moil satisfactorily. ;
Chas. H. Lilly Co. fore­
the
history
of
the
state.
Every
wheat
and
oats
iu
litter
of
some
cates is a scientific adjustment of Elder Elkins made an excellent surplus word and line has been
most seedsmen on the
New orders are coming in and we are filling them in a j
taxes to taxing jurisdictions obvi" point when lie warned young cut out and tlie volume will lie kind. Keep the birds on that
Pacific Coast. Send manner satisfactory to our trade.
for catalog, 120
ating the difficulties and injustice women to “refrain trom choosing probably 25 per cent smaller than ration until about the Fourth of
.w ^^page, illus-
q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout
always attending apportionment of as a life’s partner a prodigal son that of 1906. The expense, it is July and then gradually increase
fk ^ J^ tr.ited , de-
the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted ■
W S»
state taxes among counties. The even though he has feasted on the thought, will be fully one-third until you get them back to the 1KFDS
scrip-
to the the trade.
BV
regular feed, which is about a « D O r . l A l » I Altt
bulletin may be secured free by fatted calf; shun the moral leper less.
.E H S
ive
handful
for
each
one
of
wheat,
writing the registrar of the univer­ as you would the physical leper.”
oats, kafir-corn, barley, or buck­
SEN D US YO UR. O R D E R S FO R G O O D S
sity.
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BIBLE STUDY QUESTIONS.
The sermon should be a lasting
Died.
IN O U R L IN E A N D W E D O T H E R E S T
wheat.
About
three
mornings
in
Get a fruit tract, and you will warning to all who listened to it, For the convenience of Sunday the week feed mash made of corn-
before long be independent. Noth­ and especially to those who have school workers throughout the meal, wheat bran, shorts or middl­ HARMS—At the home of his
ing like being able to rest under liegun treading the path which country the Leader’s International ings and liuseedineal, using altout brother, John, in Cottage Grove
JO H N S O N & M A T L O C K
your own vine and fig tree; or lends to disgrace and ultimate ruin. Bible Study questions for each equal parts of each. Allow about Sunday morning, March 14,
G E N E R A L M E R C H A N D ISE
1909 James Henry Harms, aged
apple or walnut or pear or
one quart of the mixture to twenty 50 years, 10 months and 20 days,
II
Sunday
will
be
published
one
week
Portland
is
agitating
the
removal
peach or cherry tree.
hens.
A
little
salt,
less
than
a
of
heart
trouble.
of the state capitol to that city, in advance on Tuesday in the
ful, and a little black Deceased was a native son of
With ltoth congress and the state and ;>etitioiis for the submission of Semi-Weekly. This is done to teaspoon
pepper
should
lie added to the this state and county, having liecu
legislature going into special ses­ the question are already iu circula­ make the service uniform so that mash, and it should
be wet only bom on a fanu a short distance
Edison, Columbia
tion.
Again
the
referendum
is
our readers may always know iu
sion on the 15th, the early spring
enough
so
that
it
will
crumble
east
of
this
city
on
April
24,
1858.
Viator
getting
iu
its
deadly
work.
which
paper
to
look
to
find
the
days will not lack iu news of in­
Marion county favored this meas­ questions. The Leader has exclu­ when you throw it into a trough or He was a son of Mr. and Mrs.
terest from the two capitals.
GRAPHOPHONES
ure and soon it will reap the whirl­ sive publication of the service iu on a board. Never feed mash on John F. Harms, Oregon pioneers
Records
Senator Albert Abraham of wind.—Junction Times.
this city and it will lie found of the ground or iu the dirt. See that of 1852, the elder Harms having
Notions,
Novelties
Roseburg, says he is a candidate
great value to all Sunday school the troughs or boards are cleaned located oti a donation land claim
for governor. Oh, you’re certainly Many a man who isn’t a coward workers and scholars in prepara­ after each feeding. Two or three at what is now Dorena in 1853.
joking, Albert!
times a week feed them cut bone Deceased was a hard working man,
is afraid of the consequences
tion of the regular lessons.
or beef scraps and give them honest and upwright, and had
Pasture for Rent.
of green food such as blue- many friends in this community.
In the eight years 1900-1905, I plenty
clover or cabbage. In He was unmarried aud besides a
Two hundred acres of pasture
Phillipine purchases of American grass,
winter
time
clover hay or alfalfa brother he leaves two sisters, Mrs.
N ow and again you ice two women pass­
land
to rent on the Stock’s place
hoots
aad
shoes
rose
from
$.510
in
!
ing down the street who look like sisters.
a fine substitute for cabbage. Dodson of Portland, and Mrs.
about 2 Yt miles east of Cottage
value to $335,029, out of a total ! is If you
You ore astonished to learn that they are
force your utility hens to Shintaffer of View. Washington,
moRier and daughter, and you realize that
Grove, or will take stock to
of $149,356 and $151,427. Such j molt early,
• woman nf fnrt> o r forty-five ought to he
will lie sure of a to mourn their loss.
pasture. Apply to
imports from other countries de­ good supply you
at he. *mr t Rivi faireM W hy isn’t it so?
of eggs ill t he winter He was a member of the I. O. O.
The genersi !(c«)th of woman is so in­
creased.
F rank C rabtree ,
tim ately a«’tociftt'*d with the local health
when prices are high."—Ex.
F. lodge and this order directed
Cottage Grove, Oregon
o f the essentm lly frm nine organs that
there ran he no red cheeks and round
the funeral services this afternoon
Roseburg will have three candi­
form w here there is female weakness.
dates for governor: F. W. Ben­ A Pennsylvania judge has ruled from the Veatch & Lawson under­
Lime and sulphur spray at the
W om en w ho h a v e suffered from
son, the present incumbent, At­ that an umbrella is actual proper taking parlors, the funeral sermon
¡Griffin,
Veatch Co's.
43
th is trim Me h a v e found p rom pt
torney General Crawford and ty and that a person who helps being delivered by Dr. II. L. Nave,
retie# a n d c u re in the use o f D r.
Senator Abraham, and there mav himself to one belonging to an­
ffln rcc ’s F a v o rite P rescrip tio n . It glvee vigor and vitality to tho
be others.
other, can be punished as an j interment in the I. O. O. F. ceme­
organa o f w om an hood . It c lears th e com plexion* brightens tho
actual theft. An exchange be­ tery.
•y e s and reddens th e cheeks.
That wicked, nasty populistic wails the ruling in this wise: ” \Ve
recall is creeping slowly into use. Mippose this must be accepted as President-elect Taft weighs more
N o alcohol, o r habit-form ing drugs is contained in "F a v o rite Prescription. "
A ny sick wom an may consult Dr. Pierce hy letter, free. Fvery letter la
It makes the crooked office holders the law. but it’s mighty hard on
held as sacredly confidential, and answered in a plain envelope. Address t
have a chill, but we will have to the whole body of absent-minded than both King Edward and the
W orld s D iepensary M edical A ssociation, l>r. R .V . Pierce, Pres , Buffalo, N .Y ,
put up with it.
new Emperor of China.
citizens.”
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WOOL DRESS MATERIALS
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Waisting, SilK and Wash Goods
Burkholder=Wood C 0
tch for our announce­
ment later. In the mean­
time remember we are
King & King
taipartm for Hardware
Cottage Grove Dray Co.
COTTAGE GROVE
FLOUR
MILLS
M ill F e e d
G re c in
an d H ay
Reliable Seeds
S p rin g Season1
Not Sisters
Hive
the
SemFWeekly
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