Cottage Grove leader., April 02, 1909, Image 3

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W HERE Y O U DO BETTER
ODE TO THE KNOCKER.
Jury Disagrees in Barker Case
T he Leader’s official poet laure­
T he case against John Barker
ate “ dishes u p ” the knocker as of Cottage dro v e, who was arrest­
follows:
ed for violating the provisions of
W e’ll bu ry th e k n o ck er o ut in th e woods the local option law by selling in­
In a b eau tifu l ho le in th e ground,
toxicating liquors was tried in
W here th e w oodpecker pecks,
Justice Bryson’s court W ednesday
And th e lm iiible-bee bums,
num ber of
A nd th e strad d le b u g strad d les around. afternoon. A large
witnesses were subpoenaed and it
W e’ve n o use for h im here,
took all afternoon. T he jury re­
H e's too m iserly, stin g y an d dead:
l i e w an ts th e w hole ea rth an d a piece of tired at 5:15 and after deliberating
til * crust,
until aliout 8:50 they were unable
And th e stars th a t sh in e o v er h is head.
to agree and were discharged. G.
So we h u stle h im off to th e place of th e
P. Skipw orth conducted the prose­
dead
cution and J. S. Medley appeared
And bu ry him d eep in th e ground,
for the defendant.— Register.
T h e re ’s n o place for h im here,
<’»et h im o u t of th e way,
A nd m ake room for th e m an
sound.
th at is
Small Boy s Close Call.
T here is an ordiuance against
running vehicles on the sidew alk.
However, when the fire alarm was
sounded this forenoon, the chem i­
cal fire engine was hurried down
the sidew alk on crowded main
street and a little boy astride a ve-
lociped narrow ly escaped being
run over in front of T hornton's
confectionery, he having been res­
cued just in tim e by Allen Raker
and Mrs. Plaster.
better lose a
few old shacks rather than en d a n ­
ger the lives of children, women
and old people on such occasions.
Look At This Proposition!
A 40 acre farm only X tuile
north of depot on good road and on
b auk of river. Fine land and good
new buildings, house and one barn
painted. 4 acres of fine young or­
chard iu bearing and plenty of
berries, nearly all of the laud is till­
able and in crop. If you w ant a
dandy home alm ost iu town look
this up at once. F or the next 10
days this goes for $7500. It has
l>een held at $8000. Call on J. I),
Cochran, C ottage Grove, Oregon.
Christian Church Services April 4th.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Dr.
Fuller will give a short lecture be­
fore the Bible school on H aw aii,
including a vivid description of
the great active volcano. Sermon
at 11 a. m. Y. P. S. C. F . a t 6:30
p. m. Sermon at 7:30 “ Cases of
Conversion — F e lix ."
Everybody
welcome.
W. A. F. i . k in s , pastor.
Card of Thanks
I the urjjjersigned, desire to
express my lieartfelt th a n k s to the
people of C ottage Grove an d to
Rev. W. A. E lkins, in particular,
for the kindness and favors ex ten ­
ded to me d urin g my late bereve-
m eut and burial of my brother,
John Branton.
Rov B r a n t o n .
Chicken Dinner.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. SPRINGFIELD
F aster, A pril 11th.
N esm ith couuty 1910.
Creswell is ta k iu g steps to incor­
porate.
Now comes the m outh when
buds become blooms.
Roseburg real estate men have
formed an organization.
Spring painting is in order, see
R. W. W alters aliout it.
“ Jones, he pays the freig h t.”
Vote for Jones for m ayor.
Miss IUlen P ark er is visiting
with relatives in Portland.
“ F la sh " antiseptic h an d cleaner
contains no lye or potash.
Much kale being planted in
parts of W ashington county.
O ne m an l>ought 27,IKK) head of
sheep in G il'iam county last week.
Lost— A ladies back com b. L ib­
eral rew ard for its return at
L u rch ’s.
H as the old custom of biding
F aster eggs been abandoned in the
country?
Ju st arrived by express a new
line of Foulard and Messaliue S ilks
at I.urchs.
M ining location notices and
legal b lanks of all k in d s for sale at
this office.
J . C. W allace returned home
last week from a trip u p in Fastern
Oregon, about Coudon.
1'se “ flash” on your pots,
kettles, sink, b ath -tu b s and wood
work. Y ou’ll never be w ithout it.
Mrs. F . J. Daley and d au ghter
of Salem are guests at the H otel
Oregon, Mrs. Daley is a sister of
Mr. W estbrook.
Lincoln T aylor an d 11. Veuske
have com pleted th eir big sewer
contract at D allas an d have re­
turned home.
Tom Richardson th e P ortland
booster, will visit Cottage Grove
T hursday and will be a guest of
the Com mercial Club.
T hey tell us "th ere is only one
place in the city where th e ox-blood
hose can be purchased, Burkholder
W oods Co. of course"
'I'he Loraue school will observe
Arbor day Friday afternoon April
9th with appropriate exercises.
Miss M yrtle P urvance is teacher.
T he v acan t corner lot on Fifth
and Tennessee street opposite S.
R. Piper’s residence w as purchased
this week by Marion Yeatch from
W . B. Cooper an d F ra n k King.
T he solar p lexus is the seat of
the emotions, says a scientist.
Henceforth lovers will please say:
“ D arling, I offer you my hand,
and along therew ith my solar
p le x u s.”
A lbert /in ik e r lias purchased
two more lots in the Cooper &
R andall addition this week which
gives him six lots in th a t addition
on w hich he will build at once,
lum ber now lieing placed on the
grouud.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. F . church will serve a chicken
dinner on M onday, election day,
in the building formerly occupied
by H enry Lincoln, corner of Main
F . F . Bright and wife took their
and Fifth streets at 30 cents per departure W ednesday for San Jose.
Pasadena and Los Angeles and
plate.
they will probably locate at one of
It is feared th a t the new tariff the places m entioned. Mr. Bright
will m ake stockings higher, but leased his home in th is city to Mr.
socks will continue to reach only and Mrs. Reed.
about half w ay to the knees. To
At the Presbyterian Church.
Ju st arrived by express a new
correspond, the d uty on garters
line of F oulard and M essaliue Silks,
There will be regular services at should also be raised.
at I.urchs.
the First Presbyterian church next
All who attend th e carn iv al and
A Yoncolla m an has traded his
Sunday, m orning and evening. |ln
M ardi-G ras ball n ex t F riday even
connection w ith the m orning ser­ farm for a farm in H arney county.
ing at the arm ory, w hether iu c a r­
vice a congregational meeting will N either he nor th e H arney county
nival costum e en-m ask or o th er­
m
an
has
seen
the
place
traded
for,
lie held to m ake arrangem ents for
wise can lie well entertained.
securing the services of a m inister but each took the other’s word for
“ Som ething d o in g ” every m inute
to supply the pulpit until a call it.
in th e fun line. T h a t’s w hat you
may Ire m ade for a pastor to ta k e
are going for. F un.
charge of the pulpit vacated by
Ju st arrived by express a new
Dr. H . L. Nave.
line
of F oulard a n d Messali tie Silk«
PIftT
PARAGRAPHS.
L. F. Woot.KV,
at I.urchs.
Clerk of Session,
T b a man w h o la on b o th aides a t the
F.. G. Y oung & Co. the pioneer
aanM time Is d u e to w ak e u p a n d And
m erchants of O akland, sold their
himself b y th e w ayside.
Nesmith vs. Springfield.
big store this week to a Mr. Ilen -
Borne people mAy h av e a m ind, b u t
negar of South D akota. T he
T he N esm ith
Boosters have they somehow d o n ’t seem to m in d tt
Y oungs will now devote their en
signed up with Springfield baseball
tire
tim e to their b an k in g business
team for the initial gam e of the
an d extensive lan d holdings in
season at this place Sunday April
an d about O ak la n d .
,,
11th. These two team s are very
evenly m atched and a red hot con­
test is promised.
Aldott candies, the best on the
m arket, at the Bazaar.
A ttorney A. If. K ing and F. B.
Phillips have formed a partnership
for the transaction of a general
Mrs. Sanford desires to announce
real
estate an d insurance business.
th a t she is again prepared to do all
F
ran
k King h aving retired from
kinds of dressm aking and solicits
the firm of K ing & K ing on account
the patronage of both old and new
of his tim e being occupied in his
custom ers. Call at her residence
on Ixicust street or Phone 277.
furniture business. T he new firm
Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
of Phillips & K ing will be pleased
to list your property for sale and
T h e re a r e people who. n ot being able insure your property in some of the
C ontractor W ill H art with
to b e a n y th in g else, e r e hopeful
most reliable and safest insurance
force of men, h as begun work on
T he Leader wishes
One of th e le a s t sa tis fy in g w a y s o f com panies.
a fine new residence for Mr. Kern
u sin g m oney I# to u se tt to p ey d eb ts the new firm success.
on W all street,
Dressmaking.
TEMPERANCE
CONVENTION
W. C. T. U. couuty institute
was held at Springfield, March
31st an d April 1st iu the Christian
church. Called to order by Mrs.
F v a C. W heeler, couuty president.
Committees were appointed and
printed program s were adopted.
T he w orkers present were Mrs.
H euretta Brown, state president of
A lbany, Mrs. A da W allace I'n ru h ,
state corresponding secretary of
P o rtlan d .
Mrs. I 'u ru h gave a fifteen min
ute talk on the necessity of the
unions ta k iu g th e official organs.
D evotionals were led by Mrs.
R ichard. Mrs. J . O. Richmond of
Spriugfield, state superintendent of
M other’s work, conducted a very
helpful m others meetiug pledging
the m others of eleven children.
Duet sang, “ Nobody Knows but
M other." D iscussing the different
phases of the w ork which were,
"H ow to m ak e children more
tru th fu l,” “ Shall the parents pro­
vide gam es for their ch ild ren ,"
“ Shall we w hip a child into obedi­
en c e.” M eetiug adjourned.
E vening, Mrs. U nruh spoke on
“ Prohibition iu 1910” to a good
audience.
T hursday m orning 9:30 devo-
tiouals led by Mrs. L. A. Baker of
Cottage Grove. A paper was read
by Mrs. Baker w ritten by Mrs. Ida
Caldwell of C ottage G rove on the
L. T . L. w ork. Discussion fol­
lowed .|
Mrs. Brown pleading w ith the
mothers the im portance of teach ­
ing the children tem perance and
purity th e sooner the work w as be­
gun the better. A paper was read
by Mrs. W ood of Saginaw , presi­
dent of the Y ’s on “ How to inter­
est the Y oung People in th e Y
W o rk ." Mrs. G ray of Cottage
G rove read a paper, also a poem
on the work for lum berm en and
m iners w ritten by Mrs. Cora Comp­
ton of Cottage Grove, state super­
intendent of work am ong lum ber­
men an d miners. Mrs. Brown
spoke on state plans.
Noontide prayer, followed by a
delicious lunch in the parlors of
the Christian church served by the
good ladies of Springfield.
T hursday afternoon an executive
meetiug was called by the county
President to transact the business
for this time. A praise service led
by Mrs. Morris county Vice Presi­
dent of Eugene. Solo by Miss
Nellie G ilbert of E ugene. A p a­
per on m oral education by Mrs.
Melton of Creswell. S tate Supt.
of th at departm ent of work was
well received and discussion fol­
lowed. T he State President gave
an instructive talk on S tate wide
prohibition, in 1910. A D uet was
sang by Misses Emerson aud
W heeler of Royal Academ y. T he
institute was well attended by del
egates from the county.
The Y Presidents of S aginaw and
Royal represented their unions.
T he program closed this evening
by addresses by state and county
Presidents.
Mrs. G ray.
Mrs. H um phrey
Committee for the press.
WITH THE LOCAL
POULTRY FANCIERS
Priueville has a four-footed
chicken—should lie able to do a
lot of scratching.
•Mrs. C. G ray who resides on
W all street has a beautiful flock of
Buff Orpiiigtous and is raising
some fine vigorous youngsters of
the sam e breed th is season.
Mauy eggs from the various
fancy or pure bred fowls raised
aliout Cottage G rove are being
shipped almost daily to points
throughout the northw est. Cot­
tage G rove will soon lie kuow n as
the Petalum a of Oregon.
C. F. H andy of the Gowdvville
addition, has a flock of 15 as fine
Buff Leghorn hens and one cock-
rel, as was ever seen, of the Barker
Strain. H e will give up Barred
Rocks and m ake Buff Leghorns a
specialty. lie has a few eggs for
sale.
C has. H all received a beautiful
trio of Buff L augshaus from Free­
port, Illinois, this Friday m orning,
the first specim ens of this breed to
be imported into Oregon. Mr.
H all also received a basket of
Colum bian W yandotte eggs from
a well know n C alifornia specialist
aud he will m ake a specialty of
these two splendid breeds.
A W hite Plym outh Rock cock­
erel an d two hens belonging to a
chicken farmer near a W ashington
town were sold th e other day for
$25. W hy did they com mand
such a price? Simply because they
were bred right au d are no* iu the
dung-hill class. It pays to raise
such fowl, and there are thousands
of acres of room in the Pacific
Northwest for farm ers of th at sort.
W hy raise a 30-ceut chicken when
others worth from $1 up to $10
apiece can be grown just as easily?
Eugene Notes
A ttorney J. F . Y oung vante
down from Cottage Grove on the
noon train T uesday to look after
legal matters.
Jos. Liggett, the popular day
clerk at the Hoffman house, m ade
a flying trip to Cottage Grove
T uesday.
Mrs. II. D. W oods and little
d au g h ter went to Cottage Grove
T uesday to visit Mrs. H ickey.
T here were a great many Cot­
tage G rove people in the city W ed­
nesday who cam e down as w itnes­
ses iu the prelim inary hearings
against Fay Allison and Charles
Dyer, aud also the case against
John Barker, who was tried for
selling into x icatin g liquors con­
trary to the local option law .—
G uard.
O rder your new suit for F aster
at W. A. llem en w ay 's.
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W e use th e very p u rest
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THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
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There is over 400 miles of thi9
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This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
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DAVID QRIGQS,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
D F S P A IN -W H IT L O C K —A t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J . T . De-
Spain, iu Cottage Grove, Beulah
B. DeSpain to C harlie W hitlock,
M arch .30th l l>09, at high noon.
T h e two families and Miss Mary
H opper of Eugene were the w it­
nesses. Hr. N ave pronounced the
words which m ade the tw ain one
in holy m atrim ony. T he su m p tu ­
ous repast was prepared by the
bride elect and was greatly en ­
joyed by all. T h e young people
will m ake their hom e at Rocky
Point on the O. & S. F.. railroad.
T he best wishes of th e m any
friends of the young people go
w ith them to their new home.
Miss DeSpain grad u ated from the
public school iu 1908.
Mrs. F v a C. Wheeler, Mrs. J.
W . Baker, Mrs. M. C. Batcheller
and Mrs. G ray of Cottage Grove,
also Miss Emerson an d Miss
W heeler of Royal, h av e just re­
turned from Springfield w here the OR K -B A R R E T T — A t Portland,
Oregon, W ednesday March 17,
W . C. T . U. has been holding
1909 A rth u r H . O rra n d Miss Ida
superintendents institute of Lane
county March 31st to April 1st.
F rancis Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. O rr will reside at
Mace, Idaho. Mrs. O rr is well and
A bu rn in g flue iu Mrs. H efty ’s favorably know n iu Cottage Grove
home in west Cottage Grove w here she conducted a m illinery
brought out the fire txiys an d citi­ business for several years, having
zens of the town in full force this closed out her stock in February
Friday forenoon. Damage, several after w hich she went to Portland.
badly wiiide<^citizens.
H er m any friends join the Leader
h.: R. Wells, of E u ­ in ex ten d in g congratulations and
gene. was interviewing prospect­ best wishes.
ive builders in this city W ednes
day. H e shows some very credi­
Born.
ble sjiecimens of his work,
Keep your mind on th e 9th of R IS S E F — At the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Morss, to the ;r;fe of
April, as th at will be the night
I). S. Kissue, Friday, April 2,
when there will be som ething do­
1909, a daughter.
ing every m inute iu the "fu n fact­
M other and babe are getting
o ry " at the carnival.
along
fine. Mrs. Rissne is a
Miss Lulu W illard w ent to
G ran ts Pass T hursday m orning to d au g h ter of Mrs. Morss.
accept a position at th at place.
For. Sole. -,
Bud Roberts of G rants Pass, was
sh ak in g bonds with Cottage G rovel 10,000feet good U unbertfer sale.
50 t f
friend» this week.
I In q u ire C. W . W a u i ^ N -
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O akland, Ore.
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To anyone buying seeds from
Spray
C o . w e make the fol- \ ►
lowing offer: Any one taking a j \
first prize at the forthcoming Cot-1 \
tage Grove District Fair on any j J
vegetable or flower grown from \ ►
seed purchased from us w e will j J
refund cash for the whole bill of A
seeds purchased from us in addi- J
fion to the premium offered by
the Fair Association.