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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1909)
S o c i,», ° Tt <0*rffa0e (firotie Umbst I f jrovi L ik e TH E LEAD ER B ook ! fo r It« I f n ot« S en d you r C ritic is m to th is P a p e r. A d v e r tis e In THE LEADER T h is Is W h a t Brings B u siness en d gives the P a p er L ife . PU B LIS H E D S E M I-W E E K L Y S B Î Æ t f î S S S 8 g E t l , : a d e " | c — w — j - u . C O T T A G E G R O V E, O R EG O N , T U E S D A Y , J U L Y 27, 1909 „ 9. . » o « | ^ i ì f c i i r j i 'i w i i w w a t t a i i i i r i ì 8 i ì 8 e « e > ì M > r ||W T t w r i r r n t J ì 0 " — V O L. XXI. NO. 15 ..- - .» » « » ^ 1 » ■ ( C L ■ E A R ■ A N M C E M S A L E ■! COTTAGE GROVE COTTAGE GROVE TO BUILD GOOD MARRIED A WEEK MAN BURNED PEOPLE FIGURE WAGON «OAD I NOW IN THE Summer Goods at Half Price TO DEATH IN TRAGEDY ! TO L a d ie s ’ T a ilo r e d L a d ie s ’ Shirt W a is ts W a is ts $4.50 Pure Linen Waists$4.tx> 3.00 “ “ “ 2.50 2.50 “ “ “ 2.00 $2.00 ludia Linen f.75 “ ’’ $1.75 150 Spokane, W ash, July 25.— [.ate Monday evening a telegram was received by the little daughter Three men were burned to death 1.40 “ “ ....... 120 in Waitsburg, Wash ., fire, which of lid Monroe, who is making her 2.00 “ “ “ 1.50 1.25 “ ” . . . 1.05 , , . , ,, , , , . home with Mrs. Gilkinsou in this destroyed the banner Lodging ci(y thVu her father had been sbo| House at 1 o'clock this morning and killed that day by John Ryan 12%c Batiste, per yard ........... 7c L a d ie s ’ W h it e The men were sleeping in upper at S|>okane, where both ineu went 15c “ “ ----------- He ...And... 20c “ ’’ .............--10c rooms, The cause of fire is uu fro111 this city a short time ago. It seems Monroe has been paying known. 1 2 % c Lawns, jicr yard . _ . - 7c C o lo r e d W ash considerable attention to Mrs. At 1 o’clock the little girl of Ryan for some time past and had 15c “ “ ..............8c Skirts 18c “ " ....... 9c Dan Nail, proprietor of the house, been threatened bv Ryan before F r o n i $1.25 awakened her parents saying there leaving this city, but Monroe gave 25c Highland Tissue, per yärd ,15c was a fire in the house. Pieces of little heed to the threats and fol 20c ’’ ” “ 10c T o $ 2 .5 0 15c “ “ “ Be wooden ceiling were then dropping lowed Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and two , , , . , , .children to Spokane, where, it is 10% O ff 12X c ’ ’ " - “ 7c through, and m a second the place sup,K)sed he ,^ rsisted in his suit was ablaze and all had to flee j for Mrs. Ryan’s favor, which re SF.E US FO R B A R G A IN S in their nightclothes. A woman suited in the tragedy. Particulars, with a sick husband put him however, are unobtainable at this through a window on the lower time. The parties are well-known throughout South Dane county. floor several feet from the ground N o C * n n n n n c w;*t. Goods Sold at Reduced Prices | The dead men are: John b'rey, Cottage drove, Or., A J E A L O U S WIFE S A A ^ V v- ' ,' V ' v > i member of the foresters of Atneri KI L L S H E R HU SB AND ca. VVaitsburg officials are in SAYS B O TT LI NG PL A N T structed by the secretary o f the Portland, July 34.— Yes, I am to hold the body for ¡untrue- I guilty, guilty, guilty! I did it! WILL BE BUILT H E R E | lodge ijolls It was a case of a young husband | and an old wife, O, dod in deorge iiurkhardt, of Redmond, heaven, he is gone! If I am guilty At a meeting of Cottage drove Or., a German: no relatives in jof auvthh,K I guess , am !” Commercial Club Monday evening America. Khret Brothers, of Red- This was the heartbroken ex- W. 11. Dennis, of Calapooya mond, say he has a mother in tier plauation moaned by Mrs. Kate Springs Co., was a guest and many, lias property in Redmotid, | Lolling a bride of only three , •. officials a - ■ i . ■. mouths, during the proceedings he an and , asks the city to write , , this . morning, after , shoot- . ing and instantly killing her hus- nounced the intention of his com to the mother. [baud, Dr. Roy A. Miles Collins, in pany to carry out their original The other man was selling a the basement of Major J. A. Sla- plans regarding the puchaae of a soldering fluid for M. dreen Fre- den’s residence at 733 Flanders lot and the erection of a building vert Company of Spokane. No | street, which they had occupied . for the last three weeks while . . the thereon creditable to the Spring’s paliers of r any i kind i were c found I to . iowner and Ins family were on their company and the city. The build give his name or address. vacation. There were no vvitness- ing will be used as an office, bot The bodies are at Samuel's & es to the deed, which was due to tling works, packing and shipping Bailey's undertaking establish ¡jealousy, but the woman herself j freely admits her guilt, and was depot and the transfer of the lot for mellt the building will be made this The burned building was owned I ‘ he fl,st M,m,mou D.r: C1‘ arlf s. B’ . • . I Frisbe and imploring lnm to bring week. by Maurice Land, with no msur- ber husband’s cold clay back to 1 50 HAM PTON “ “ 1-25 C OMPANY auee. A small building on the ¡life. south, occupied by 1). Iv Martini Thé tragedy was the culmination as a shoe shop, and a ladies’ li- of six week's domestic strife, dur- , i ll- ,i ,i i j ing which period Mrs. Collins is G e ttin g O u t Iron M a nho le s. brary building on the south, used ... . , .. . , , i said frequently to have threatened New record prices were reached by the band boys for practice, also ]ler busbami a)ui commit in the hog market at Portland The dross Brothers Iron Works went up like tinder within a few sujcide. A week ago, according to during the past week. Last Thurs is getting out another lot of cast minutes. Dr. Frisbe, who was a bosom day hogs advanced to $'> per hun iron tops for manholes for the new The walls of II. (>. Shuman’s friend of the dead physician, she dred pounds, this being the high drew a revolver and pointed it at sewers being constructed in Cot harness shop were badly scorched her husband, but was disarmed by est value ever recorded within the tage drove. They have done a j and his skylight demolished by him. At that time Dr. Frisbe seri A shipment great deal of work for the principal ' Kf tr,u ^ I the heal. The violent heat injured ously contemplated having her ar of 77 hogs from the Willamette contractor there before.— Register. the plate glass windows in the rested and he warned Dr. Collins Valley received this attractive Oddfellow’s building to the extent that if he did not leave the woman figure. The hogs averaged 184 he would surely forfeit hisTTife. A man may cover up his sins, of $400. When the tragedy occurred, Dr. but he cannot escape from the pounds and brought the unusual D. S. Nail, who conducted the Collins was in the basement pack price of better than $16.5.5 each. sinner. lodging house, lost everything. ing his effects in his trunk, and He had $600 insurance, which ! the circumstances tend to show partly covered his loss. The value that he had concluded to follow his friends advice as to separating of the building was about $5000. from his wife, knowledge of which This fire means the end o f the i OI1 t]le part Gf \jrs. Collins, caused woodeu buildings on Maiu street, i the commission of the homicide. This was the last day the ill mated couple were to remain attheSladeii Gam e L a w s home, and was probably chosen for that reason by the physician as the opportune moment to carry out The open season for deer does his intentions. not open until August 1. Only Mrs. Collins is some years her buck deer can then be shot. It is husbands seuior. She was di- against the law to kill does at any fo r c e d from her first husband aud time of the year. In several of the until her marriage to Collins con- ... . . ducted a thriving dressmaking eastern counties of the state the h e. buaj|less bere , ber * lientele includ. open season for ileer does not be- j ¡ng some of the most fashionable gin until September 15. This is women in I’ortland. true in the counties of Baker, ! Dr. Collins was 44 years of age Grant, Harney, Malheur, ITnatilln, a” d Mrs ^ » * * » *» sakl i8 T. . . ... .. . I She visited Collins professionally l «110,1 and Wallowa. In all other and he ordered h „ \ 0 take a trip counties the season opens August to Honolulu for her health. She 1. The open season ends in a ll; employed her physician to accom- eounties of the state November 1. pany her and the acquaintance The new license for anglers r'l « » e d into love during the voyage were married in Hono- which applies to men only, has *'*eV j brought in the Multnomah county Dr. Collins was divorced from a treasury $2,400 at $1 per former wife who still lives in Port The China pheasant season will land aud his alleged relations with her and other women is said to j not open until October 15. Male have caused his second wife to lie , birds may be killed for one month come insanely jealous. He leaves a young son by his first marriage from that date. The duck season who resides with the grand parents W E HAVE IT F O R LE S S * ! will lie open oil September 1. at Salem. T o p N otch Price fo r Pork OUR SAAE IS OFF Stephen C.allier, of Baiidou, aud L. A. Rolierts, of Myrtle Point, came into Roseberg F’riday over the Myrtle Point road and leave tomorrow on their return home over the Marshfield route. Their trip has to'do with the plan to se lect one of those two roads for per manent improvement, with the fi nancial assistance of Douglas ccunty. Like others who have e x pressed themselves, Messrs. C.allier and Roberts consider the Myrtle Point road the far better of the two, but in deference to different opinion they will traverse the Marshfield road before making any recom mendations. Coos county lias about $30,(HH) to expend on which ever road is selected for improve ment.— Review. FAVOR PACIFIC COUNT Y NOT SIUSLAW COUNTY The Roseberg Review says: A week of married life came to a sad ending in Roseburg Tuesday when Mrs. Ruth Peterson, aged 59 years, was committed to the state asylum for the insane. Mrs. Peterson and her liusbaud—her second— Ole Peterson, both of them of Cottage Grove, were married a week ago last Monday in liugene. The couple came to Roseburg tile day day after their marriage and went out to a farm on Deer Creek, east of here, to live. Hardly were they located when the unfortunate wo man began to manifest insanity, finally gettiug uncontrollable aud making her commitment impera tive. She was taken to Salem this morning. In order to temporarily quiet her she was allowed to take along her baby, a 14-moiiths-old daughter by her first husband, Benbow by name. At a meeting of the Siuslaw H O M E FROM T R IP River Improvement Club held TO M I D D L E WE ST Monday evening, the question o f : taking steps to organize a new I county with Florence as the county | J0**- 1’orter aud wife, returned seat was taken up and discussed, j home Saturday from an extended The general sentiment of those trip to Illinois, where they visited present was in favor of the move ! 'villi Mrs. Porter's relatives, spend- tnent and the present is regarded ; >>ig a few days in Chicago. Mr. as an opiiortune time for taking I Porter says crops are good in this step. j the middle west including corn, The exact boundaries have not wheat, oats and timothy, but he been decided upon yet. but it is j declares Oregon beats any of the proposed to run the line north aud ' stales he visited on all of these south through Lane about the | crcqis except corn, aud with half summit of the Coast mountains, the labor in preparing the soil, while the line through Douglas 1 I le says the weather was unbear- will probably cross the county ably hot most of the time and that somewhere between Scottsburg and j while he enjoyed looking over that F.lkton. The exact location will prosperous country he longed for be determined before long, or the sea breezes of the Willamette as soon as certain information | valley. Mr. aud Mrs. Porter re- beariug on the question can be 'ob turned home by way of Seattle, where they visited the exposition tained. and were particulaly impressed In the matter of choosing a name with the Oregon and California for the county that of Siuslaw was | buildings and their exhibits, both projsjsed. Mr Yost suggested the of which are fine, joe Arnold, name Pacific as appropriate and Mrs. Porter's son, who accom- on motion, it was voted unaui- pauied them on the trip, stopped lnously to adopt it.— Florence1 over in Portland for a few days West. before returning home. H. C. COOK S u ccessor to P ie r c e Shepardson But w e still sell better goods for less money than our competitors. That’s w h y always busy. we . are . WHEELERTHOMPSON CO. V 7 or * will find very attractive prices at uiv store. Mason Fruit Jars as follows: I offer Pints, 50c, quarts 70c and half gallon "ate (>er dozen. shoes. Also great bargains in For the present eighteen pounds liest sugar for $1.00 with an order for five dollars worth of goods from this store.
