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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1909)
MURDERER THOUGHT M O N E Y L O A N E D On R.eal Estate Long T im e E a sy P a y m en ts Reliable Representatives Wanted The Jackson Loan $ Trust Co. Fort Worth, Texas, or Jackson, Mississipi COTTAGE GROVE LEADER. TOO MANY CONTRIBUTORS T u . a i & v . » n 4 F rid a y » . Hillsltoro. O re., May lb .— Be cause his girl wife gave him skim milk instead ol cream, John 1>. Roselair picked up a cleaver an d crushed in her head. T h e m urder occurred Saturday m orning iu a lonely m ountain home 2‘> miles from Hillsboro, near the scene where W alter Jo h n son killed Elmer Perdue early iu July last year. Removing the w om an’s bloody clothing au d destroying all trace of the crime, Roselair set things to rights about the house aud waited until 10 o ’clock last night, when he traveled miles through the rain and darkness to Hillsboro and surrendered himself to Sheriff H ancock. T he I.eailer is "sw am ped” with I articles fur publication all bearing K llltO -H C i i n n k . r A l l r U m u i K, ion the recent speech of Haywood U ntere« a t th e C ottage ('.ra re postnRlce a» »ec- , in this city. A ¡ .cal cham pion of orni clan» m a tte r, j the tem perance cause gives him an unm erciful Haying for his e x S U B S C R I P T I O N KATKS W eekly, m e year. » 1 . 5 0 . m onth« . 7 * cent« pressed opposition to teniperauee. o n e Year »«*•' | A nother w riter charges ltitit with 1 .o» » 1 1 M o n ili« .75 treason for his denunciation of T h ree M o n ili« the suprem e court; a third article T here are already a good many puts him down and out on the in orchardists who are co n g ratu latin g TU ESD A Y , MAY 1H, l'MPi junction question, while a fourth themselves upou the fact th a t they contributor com es to his rescue set out winter apples, pears or GOVERNOR FOLK AT EUGENE. and eloquently defends and eulo cherries instead of E nglish w al gizes the term “ ag itato r” as ap nuts, since the late frost wrought Iix-G overnor Polk delivered a plied to Mr. Haywood. These such havoc to m any w alnut trees, lecture at Kugene S atu rd ay even articles are all evidently carefully both old and young. Better slay ittg. prepared and well written, but the with O regon's famous big red Three years ago G overnor Folk Leader not being supplied with a apple, Mr. Orchardist! It is a said he wanted no boodler’s vote. tyjie setting machine, its space be safe and practically sure projtosi- Today he says to the insolent o u t ing lim ited and its subscribers de tion—lias Iteeu tried and fills the law, liquor dealer, race track m anding th a t at least a few news bill jierfectly as a com mercial gam blers and crim inal w ealth— ‘ 1 item s (lie published in its colum ns commodity. do not want your support. 1 pre once in a while, we do not see our fer your enm ity to your good-will. way clear to handle all of these Spring wheat, w hich would have If I cau succeed in pleasiug the able contributions, w hich appear been hardly suitable for hay, in law -abiding and displeasing the as a kind of a “ tempest in a tea the condition it was growing be lawless, I shall he entirely sa tis pot” anvw ay. When the Leader fore the rain, and which would fied.” Therefore puts iu that new linotype then we not have been high enough stalked lie has Itecotue the most hated will be prepared for such einerg to be cut with the reaper, will m an in Missouri by crooks attd encies. grow to full harvesting size now, outlaw s. Brewers, saloon keepers, and a fair, if not a bum per crop, SOME REASONS WHY gam blers, grafters and corporate is predicted. H alf the spring monopolies who would break the wheat had not sprouted, but it laws oi oppress the people, curse T en good reasons why every | wjjj HOW come up aud grow. him and denounce him. He is respectable m an should swear just About 250 new claim s have villifted by all who hate right and as often and as hard as he can sym pathize with vice, crim e and 1. Because it is such an ele- been added by the assessor to the mouoply. All he has is the sup g aut way of expressing one’s tax rolls that have been proved up port of the law -abiding people of thoughts. on by hom esteaders or cash entry Missouri, who believe ih hint and 2. Because it is such a conclu since the last assessment a year support him. T he enemies he has sive proof of taste, character and ago. T his puts considerable more m ade prove his sincerity, lie re giKiil breeding. laud on the tax rolls and it must • fuses to jiermit the police deirart- .1. Because it is such a sure be worth at least $5 an acre. nieuts and Itoards under his con way of m aking one’s self agree T he I'm pqtta V alley News p u b trol to lie a political m achine. He able to his friends. lished at Roseburg, issued a h an d has no m achine except the heart 4. Because it is positive evi and conscience of the people. He dence of an acquaintance with some illustrated special edition M onday setting forth the resources is conservative in charging w rong good literature. aud advantages of Roseburg and doing, attd would not oppress law 5. Because it furnishes such a ful capital or legal business, but splendid exam ple and training for Douglas county. It was a cred it able booster edition. once sure of an evil he is radical boys. . in its exterm ination. 6. Because it is just w hat a W hen yon are in an argum ent m a n 's mother enjoys h av in g her with a fool you may be sure he is POINTER TO THE S. P. COMPANY sou do. engaged in the same em ployment. 7. Because it would look so T he Leader do n 't argue. A bill is to become a law pro nice in print with o ne’s name viding for the establishm ent of a signed to it. T he new city adm inistration is stone crushing plant at the state R. Because it is such a good now in a fair way to accomplish reformatory at St. Cloud, the w ay of increasing one's self re- some very m uch needed street im crushed stone to he used for build sp e d . provements. ing roads. T he G reat N orthern *>. Because it is such a great and Northern Pacific roads have help to manhood and virtue. T h e y W o rrie d O ffe n b a c h . offered to haul this rock to any W hen “ L a Belle H e le n e ” w as a b o u t 10. Because it is such an in point on their lines not to exceed fallible way of im proving one's to lie produced, O ffenbnrh w as m ost a n x io u s flint Ills n trs sh o u ld n ot g e t 75 miles distant, free of charge. chances in the hereafter. a b o u t befo re th e first n ig h t m id had Here is a pointer for our state a sk ed all Ills com p an y to lie m ost c a re ful n o t to let uuy one h e a r th em , b u t railroad authorities. G et busy and It looks like there is certainly a Ids tu n e s w ere so c a tc h y th a t It w as assist in the great good roads great field for a live civic improve alm o st im possible to help sin g in g movement throughout the length m ent club over at Coquille, the them . O ne iP.iy E rn e s t B lum m id Ills frie n d s w ere sittin g o pposite O ffen attd breadth of the state. county seat of Coos county, where T H K I.KADKK P U B I . I S I t I N l i CO (Ini'.) T he A lbany Hemocrat says: “ A mail can do a thousand favors and then get it in the neck for one im aginary offense.” No one e x periences and realizes this fact so much as an editor. i cattle are still allowed to roam the streets, brouse on the succulent young shade trees, eat the hay out of the farm ers wagons aud vege tables in front of the grocery stores. At the recent election the town cow won out by only a tna- Indications are that Congress j° ri,y of one over al Coquille, will not adjourn before July first. I *Ka,u s* a m ajority ot twenty last bach lu a c a fe w hen on e o f th e m be g an to b u m a lending n lr o f ‘T.n Belle H elen e.” “ W ho ta u g h t yon th a tV ' cried O ffen b ach In a rage. •'Xo one,” replied Blum . ” 1 h av e know n It fo r ag es.” A nd th e y «11 a g reed th a t th e ir n u rse s u sed to sin g It to th em w hen th ey w e re ch ild ren . P re se n tly A lliert Wolff, w ho w a s one o f th e p a rty , began to sin g a n o th e r . o f th e airs. “ W h a t!" cried O ffenbach. "Y ou know It is said hot weather is the only Iyemr" At tl,ls ra,e lhe Coquille ! that too?" “ I < oillpo»nl It m yself." said Wolff. thing that will hurry the passage !cow wil1 ,lave u> K've “ I' «own life O ffenbach then sa w th a t th ey w ere j and take to the woods next year. of the tariff bill. pluylng n p ra c tic a l Joke on h i in nud H ack of the chief o r gans of th e body is a lin k in th e ('h a in of ife. A chain is no s t r o n g e r th a n its w e a k e s t lin k , th e body ------ -----------n o s tro n g e r th a n its ***•■••* o r l * n - ^ there is w eakness of sto m a c h , liv e r o r lungs, th e re is a w eak link in the chain of life w hich m ay sn ap a t any tim e . O fte n th is so -c alled w eakness is caused by lack of n u tritio n , th e re s u lt of w e ak n e ss or disease lh e stom ach and o th e r organs of d ig e stio n an d n u tritio n . D iseases and w eak n esses o f the s to m a ch a n a its allied o rg a n s a re c u re d by th e use of D r. den M edical D isco v e ry . H h e n th e w eak o r d isea sed s to m a c h is cured, disenses of other organs w hich seem re m o te fro m th e sto m a c h h u t w hich hs>* their origin in a diseased c o n d itio n o f th e s to m a ch and •«her organs of digestion and n u tritio n , a re c u re d a lso . f f t e e m i t # m am h a s a a tr o n é s to m a c h . T a t a th a m h o v a r a c o m m e n d a é • • D la e o r - a ry* * a m é yam m a y h a v e a s t r o n g a t o m * m ch mmd m s t r o n g h a é y . O iv iN A way .— D r. Pirre*'« C om m on Sense M edical A dvi«er, revised E dition, is sen t f r t t o n receipt o f «tamp« to pay expense of mailing aa/r. Send 21 one-cent »tamp« lo r th e in paper c o v e n , or J l »lamp« fo r th e c lo th hound vol- A ddrese D r. R . V . P ierce. H idlalo. N . V. mw Genuine TO HAVE BEEN INSANE d em an d ed th e n am e o f th e s h iv e r v. ho had su n g th em th e o p era. T h ey re fused, an d so th e com p o ser threat* led th a t he w ould flue e v e ry oue l r the th e a te r u n less th ey told him . So 1 uni nnd h is frie n d s stood up an d began th e first c h o ru s o f th e first a c t nnd d ec la re d th ey w ould sin g th e Annie befo re th e w hole enfe u n le s s O ffenbach relented. T h e com poser. In te r ro r for h is m usic, gave In. Favorite The new Glass Oven Door Range with Heat Thermometer, all Mal leable. The newest and Best. Largest stock of Ranges ever brought to this city. Refrigerators all sizes styles and prices. A ccuracy In compounding prescrip tions combined with the purity of all our DRUGS lias given us an enviable reputation with a long list of patrons. If you want satisfaction in the line of Drugs or Patent Medicines, give us a trial. Griffin Veatch Co. Benson’s Pharmacy Everything in Hardw are G u n s and Am m unition ■ Cottage Grove, Oregon V-%. i 1 Bed Rock Well Drilling Ralston «V Speer, Props. E have a splendidly se W lected line of Parasols in the latest patterns for ladies, Surface water positively ex- clmleil from our wells. Sizes .1 and I inches. P ir o n e 6 3 5 C o ttan e G rov«, O reso n misses and children. For the comfort of men we have the coatless suspenders, to be worn under the shirt. They are cool and comfortable and don’t show when the coat is off. H u m o r and P h ilo s o p h y B y D V /I C A J V M . S M I T H PERT PARAGRAPHS. U is too bad, b u t th e re a re people w ho fiud It sim p ly Im possible to bo clever nnd good n t th e sa m e tim e. T h e re a r e people w ho a re so a b sorbed w ith being co n scien tio u s th a t th ey n ev er h av e tim e to d o n n ytiling. DirUiller-Voiis Co. P eople w ho h av e had s p rin g f e \ e r s tra ig h t th ro u g h th e y e a r c a n ’t h av e th e p le a su re o f a c q u irin g It w ith th e first balm y d ay People w ho h av e n o th in g to lose can v ery e a s ily m ak e a re p u tatio n fo r b ra v ery a n d f a rs ig h t edness. COTTAGE GROVE A s a m a k e r o f e x p la n a tio n s a m an m ay be a good d e m o n s tra to r, lec tu re r, te a c h e r o r ju s t a p lain liar. P e c id in g on a s p rin g s u it is v ery difficult w h e n y o u m u st d e te rm in e w h e th e r you w ill h a v e y o u r old blu e o r y o u r old b ro w n s u it re ju v e n a te d to play th e p art. T h e co n n ectio n b etw een a good g u e sse r n n d a s u re w in n e r m ay n o t a l w a y s be obvio u s, b u t still It Is a p t to be close. T h e re Is no u se In claim in g a th in g a s y o u r r ig h t u n less you h av e a s tro n g a rm o r so m e th in g Ju st n s good to back y o u r claim . All Kind» of FLOUR MILLS S p rin g electio n s w i l l s o o n be cro w d ed to th e w all by baseb all an d s p rin g m illi nery. M ill F e e d G ra in a n d H ay C H A S. M ATTH EW S, Proprietor. THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE. The Standard High Grade Fence of the World. There is over 400 miles of this famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will keep its shape when properly stretched. Will carry a full stock of wire a t all times. Proot Not Lacking 1 will venture to say th a t when those modern scientists m ake their I reiiort it will be along this line. i lo q u ir e of “ After years of strenuous lalrorj DAVID (iKIUUS, or STRARNS & OIENOWITH, Agents and scientific research we find th at I Cottage Grove, Ore. ' Oakland, Ore. the bugs bad possession long in advance of the swallows an d those found in the nests were sim ply an 60 YEARS' overflow from the dw ellings.” , EX P E R IE N C E One pair that has nested under j W . T. KAYSER my roof for three seasons h av e no P R O P R IR T O R bugs in or alxiut their nests, and '• All Kinds of Hauling and all the scientific research employed Heavy Dray Work was search for a ladder. r R A D E IV IA R K S D e s ig n s T he n ex t tim e you try to ta k e a l C o p y r ig h t s A c . A nyone sen d in« a s k e tc h a nd de scrip tio n m ay Moving Pianos a Specialty swallow by the ear, trv so m e 1 quickly a s c e rta in o u r o p in io n fre e w h e th e r a n in v e n tio n is p ro b ab ly p a te n ta b le . C om m unica n s stric tly c o n fid e n tia l. HANDBOOK o n P a te n te sm aller gam e— a bed bug for i n - 1 t tio With Special Equipment e n t fre e . O ld e st acrency fo r secu rin g p a te n ts . P a te n ts ta k e n th ro u g h M unn A Co. rec e iv e stance. special n ofire, w ith o u t chncge. In th e Cottaire Grove llray Co. P atents Scientific .American. Tunrest dr- A n o t h e r S w allow . A h an d so m e ly Illu s tra te d w eeklr. e o ___ la tio n o f a n y scientific tournai, T e rm s. 93 a «ol.' by all new sdealers. r e a r : f o u r m o n th s, | L Sold MUNN & Co.38'*«*-’ New York SKATING V PHONE < iftice, 1426 R esilience, ñ B ra u c h OfBce. «25 F S t., W a sh in g to n , D. C -w .*________ ..... AUTOMOBILES At C ooper’s R .ink Wednesday Evening V C e n ts 15 C e n ts FREE orner. at J. V. Thoraton's Confectionery. BUS J D 1 1 ',KV i ulnt . st 6 I n-i ci.,,« n .n k i>«ei K ink ♦ Reo, M itchell and Stod- »! ard-D ayton cars Cotiwc 1 j «.rove. I'ottas- Grove orcRon. $ 3 5 0 to $ 4 ,0 0 0 A: FRANK BENNETT. Kugene. Or, j 12 nnd Pearl eta. Phone Ked TVS