Cottage Grove leader., January 06, 1914, Image 2

States every year.
BIG GAS WELL ON FARM.
You may still contend that it
Tapped at a Depth of 350 Foet— Pro­
is right to pay 5 per cent on the
duces Five Million Feat Daily.
actual capitalization o f the in­
Evansville, lnd.—A well on the farm
: of George Hornby, four milt's north o f
dustries o f the country which
I this city. Is producing 5,000,000 feet
would be ten dollars per head or
o f gas a day. und experts say this
$50 per family o f five, but are
would supply tho eutlre city o f Evaus-
you prepared to say that it is
| ville.
Hornby was drilling tho well for
right for the usurer to hold the
water recently and struck gas at the
people up for this added sum o f
depth o f 350 feet. H e nt once called
a hundred dollars per family?
In W. J. Rodgers, an oil man, o f this
I city, and they decided to keep the dnd
No man with a spark o f hon­
a secret a few days until they could
esty in his make-up will contend
| lease nbout 20,000 acres o f land in that
that such business is right or
locality.
Many oil and gns men are expected
that it should be permitted to
Firat Lady to Fly In an Aeroplane Wa* here to look over the deld. Rodgers
continue.
a Ghent Woman Who Accompanied and other experts say the well on the
Do you ask how they get that
Farman— Since That Time Many Hornby farm Is not a shale well and
extra hundred dollars from every
Others Have Gained Fame by Feate that conditions In the- new deld are
similar to those In the Casey (111.) deld.
average five people? We answer,
In Air.
It is expected other wells will be drill­
it is added to the legitimate cost
London.—The Issuing o f a mani­ ed, and Rodgers predicts that both gus
o f living. By making things cost festo hy the Women’s Aerial league. and all will be fouud In abundance.
more than they should, is the on­ Initiating a national crusade for the
ly way the Big Business o f the provision o f aerial weapous, recalls the
COW’S KICK CURES MAN.
country can extract the usury on fact that the first woman who ever
8tammered Badly Before Blow, but
their bogus stocks. It is E>etter ascended In an aeroplane Is believed to
Now Talks Fluently.
be a Ghent lady, who accompanied
for them than being allowed to IIenr> Furman on a (light outside her
Redwood Falls, Minn.— A kicking
cow which swung a foot against the
make so much counterfeit money, own city In 11)08.
The lirst certiticnted woman pilot In throat of Gustave Relnfleisb, a farm
for they would have to loan
the world was the Baroness do la hand, thirty years old, cured him of
the “ queer,” which might be Roche, who, after breaking her shoul­ stammering.
hard to do, but by marking up der by runuing Into a clump o f poplar
The blow made the man unconscious
the price o f goods and marking trees during practice, obtained her bre­ for several minutes, but when he re­
vet at Heliopolis, going thence to S t gained his senses and attempted to say
down the price o f labor, they get Petersburg, where the czar personally unkind things to the cow he found hu
their usury without fail, and this congratulated her upon her skill. In could ilo so without stuttering.
Then Ills words became extreme
one item amounts to a hundred July, ID11, while she was leading In a
big race In France, her machine sud­ praise of considerate "bossy,” for he
dollars per family o f five every denly dropped to tho earth like a stone.
had stammered nil his life nud hnd
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER thing that the community needs year.
Her life was despaired of, but after a spent all he could save in trying treat­
The paper that gives you what you want to read or wants and selling at or as
Now, my indulgent reader, long convalescence she began dying ments lie hoped would cure him o f the
Impediment.
near as possible actual cost o f does it begin to dawn on you again in February, 1012.
Exactly who was the first English­
Aside from bruises on his throat,
P U B L I S H E D E V E R Y T U E S D A Y buying and handling the goods that the usury paid as interest woman to dy in uu aeroplane is un­
Relntlelsli did not suffer injury.
One ye a r,__________________ $1.50 so that all those engaged and on debts, or borrowed money, is certain. hut the honor lies between
Six months,________________
.75 employed in it shall receive good not by any means the worst o f Mrs. S. F. Cody, w ife of the pioneer
WRONG MAN GETS MEDAL
acroplanlst, and Miss Bacon, daughter
That
business our burdens?
Advertising rates on Application living wages.
of the well known balloonist The for­
would
be legitimate, because
When we can show that just mer made several dlghts with her bus- Person Saved Receives the Carnegie
Decoration and $1,000.
W . C. CONNER, E ditor and M anager supplying needs o f the people, these two items o f usury add to
Butte, M on t—An odd mistake has
the
cost
o
f
living
an
average
o
f
but with a hundred or more es­
boon disclosed by the announcement o f
$60 per year per capita or $300
the Carnegie medal award, in which it
Entered as second-class matter January tablishments, each trying to get
per
family
o
f
five,
doesn’
t
it
be­
25, 1913, at the post office at Cottage s large part o f the patronage as
appears that a rescued man Is the re­
gin to look like a pretty serious
Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March
cipient o f a bronze medal and $1,000
possible and- thus duplicating matter? And, if you have an
3, 187«.
because he needs it instead of the
stocks, rents, employees and in­ idea .that the direct usury on
rescuer.
cidentals. A ll this needless du­ bonded indebtedness o f the na­
To Roy Hubbard was awarded the
recognition by the Curnegle hero com­
plication is so much capital or tion, "the states, the counties,
mission. He was one o f the uncon­
towns and school district is a
business based on usury, and no
scious men whom John Llndiiuest. a
pretty heavy burden on the peo­
amount
o f beating the devi ple in addition to what they have
former Marathon runner nnd well
known athlete, rescued. Hubbard nnd
around
the
bush
can
make
any
to
pay
on
their
own
individual
u to r L e a d e r :
another workman hud fallen victims
debts, surely, it must amount
thing else o f it.
to gns In a gns pit, when Lindquest.
Much has been written about
Now, i f th a tia n p le communi­ to at least another $200 per fam­
attracted by n crowd In the street, de­
the cause o f the high cost o f liv ­
ily.
scended nnd bore the unconscious men
ty would cut out those two items
The
national
debt
alone
ing and its ever upward tenden­
to safety ns the crowd cheered.
o f usury, viz., unnecessary pro­ amounts to nearly $60 per family
cy, but few have touched on
fits and rents, they could buy o f five while the bonded debt
this, the one system that is at
with an average o f $500 o f money o f states amounts to about $15
the bottom o f it all. Every time
per year, over $700 worth o f more, and when you consider
a new store building is finished
that the one item o f municipal
goods. Or to turn the example
bonds is the greatest o f our
up and rented, the people o f the
the other way around, the aver­ debts, you can see that these fig­
community have an added bur­
age family spending $500 per ures are certainly very conserva­
den o f usury to pay.
year and living close all the time, tive.
The other day we heard o f a could i f they so desired, live the
You, who, when you think
new store to lie opened in a near­ same way and put by the $200 o f debts and usury, console
by town, the rental o f the build­ they now pay out in this form o f yourselves with the thought that
you owe no one and do not have
ing to be $500 per month, or $(>,- usury.
to pay usury, you can see that
Reader,
pardon
the
slang
000 per year. That is 6 per
San Francisco. — A
heartbreaking
phrase, but this is no dream, but for every man, woman and child
cent on $100,000. There
are the Goat man has the figures to in the United States usury is col-
search for his little sister consumed
four years of Louis Singer’s life, took
about 4,000 families tributary to demonstrate this claim, that at ected annually to the amount o f
him from his home in New York city
that town so that there has been least two dollars out o f every at least a hundred dollars per
nnd launched him on n long, weari­
lead,
and
this
in
addition
to
pri­
added on an average to each o f five that we pay for our annual
some and what often seemed a hope­
vate or individual debts. Pretty
less quest
those 4,000 families an annual
living expense, is for needless heavy burden, don’ t you think?
Ills search terminated here, where
debt o f $25 on which they must rent and profit usury.
he met her for the flrst time In the
S.
B.
M
orss .
pay 6 per cent usury, and none
four year interval and under dramatic
Now, the next time you go in­
P h o t,a by American Press Association.
circumstances.
o f them were consulted as to to town and spend five dollars,
Bonaparte and Mile. Montansier.
Slager four years ago vowed to his
miss i irrn u w (Tor), famous A merican
whether they desired the extra please remember that no matter
Tile Cafe CoruEza. in Hie Palais Roy
AVIATOR, AND MISS MATHII.DK MOI- mother that he would devote his life
burden to be added to their cost what you may think about the al. had many interesting clients in its
8ANT OF FRANCE AND AMERICA.
to finding his sister, nnd one o f the re­
o f living. In fact, the people right or wrong o f usury, that time. It was there<that General Bonn bund during Ills earlier experiments, sults o f his efforts Is the arrest of Jn-
patronizing the merchants o f the tw o o f those dollars went to pay (sirte, then only a general o f brigade, and the latter at Itlielnis In 1900 made kub Wolborsky, member o f nn opera
naked Ills friend Barras to liiul him a her Initial aeroplane trip.
troupe. The girl’s name Is Lillie Sin­
town referred to, are paying on a high rate o f interest on money rieli wife, and Barras suggested Mile
“ It is.” says Miss Bacon, “ a glorious ger. nnd she was seventeen years old
an average $200 per year per that you did not borrow.
Montansier. tlie proprietress o f ttie ad buoyant sensation without a parallel when she fled from New York.
jneent Theatre Montansier. She was
Wolborsky will be turned over to the
family in usury under the head
There is a Baying o f scripture sixty three, but she was well preserved and therefore Indescribable, but It is
dedcliMis beyond words.”
federal authorities for possible depor­
o f profits and rents. And yet that “ He that is surety for an­ and might have passed for forty five,
Prominent among British lady avi­ tation.
there are many o f these families other shall smart for it,“ and the and she was believed to have accumu­ ators Is Mrs. Maurice Hewlett, w ife of
I aiu I s Singer is twenty-five years old.
In the family four years ago were
who are not in debt and are liv ­ people of a town or community lated a fortune o f £48,000. Bonaparte the |s polar novelist.
asked to be Introdueed. and Barms
Mrs Hewlett holds the record o f be­ Singer, his widowed mother and his
ing under the impression that are unwilling sureties for every presented him nnd assart's us in his
ing llu- only mother in the world wbo little sister, Lillie. The girl is unusual­
only debtors pay interest and on­ business enterprise o f the place, memoirs that the ninteh would huve has taught her own son to fly. He Is ly attractive.
Filled with sorrow and horror, Sla­
ly those in the grip o f some and they certainly “ smart for it” come off If It hnd not been for the Lieutenant F. E. T. Hewlett, It. N.,
events o f Veudomlaire.
A fter that who gained Ids brevet last year. Mrs. ger quit his employment nnd started
greedy loan-shark can be said to all right.
memorable day o f the "whifT o f grape- Hewlett holds the view that In a few In pursuit
pay usury.
shot” the future emperor brake off the years women will tie starting off In
When she saw her brother she cried
engagement, feeling himself too Impor­ their aeroplanes Just ns unconcernedly out nnd rushed toward him. He caught
The simple tm th is that there
In the issue o f The Goat for tant to marry a au|ieraniiuated actress, as they do now In their motors.
her in Ills arms. Brother and sistei
are 4,000 families doing business1
"T h e flrst time I weut on an aero­ w ep t
Nov. 1st, 1912, we had an article even for the sake o f having the spend­
in this one town which is used as
on the bogus stock business o f ing o f her savings.—Fall Mall Gazette. plane.- Mrs. H ewlett says, " I quite
iningiivd It was stationary. The sen­ INDIAN ORDAINED A PRIEST.
an illustration, who are collective­
the United States, based on fig­
sation was greater than any 1 have
ly paying usury to the amount o f ures by “ Frengrid”
ever e'.portenced.
At flrst I whs a Second of Race to Enter Ranke of
Lawson,
American Clergy.
little bit afraid, but the performance
about $800,000 every year.
which were soon a fter verified
actually had the effect of strengthen­
Superior. WIs.—Philip B. Gordon, an
Now, you indulgent reader by congressional investigation.
Indian, has been ordained to the Cath­
ing my nerves.”
who may still claim that it is
These
figures showed that
To the mere man on the street such olic priesthood by Bishop Kondelka. He
a view might at flrst appear quixotic, is the second o f his race to be ordain­
perfectly right for a man or while the Big-Business o f the
but Miss Trehawke l>avls, who has ed In the United States. Rev. Albright
community o f people to pay in­ country has an actual capital
crossed the channel In an neraplnne Negnnquet was ordained several years
terest on money they have the value o f twenty billions o f dol­
more often than any other Indy, pays j ago for the diocese o f Oklahoma.
Gordon's grandfather was Anton
nvlntion a similar compliment.
use of, will you please tell us if lars, there have been added to
Get ■ move on.
Unique In Its way Is the entrance of j Gordon, one o f the flrst settlers In this
you think it is right for a com­ this actual valuation, forty bil­
Let the world Miss Mathllde Molsant Into aviation. country. The town o f Gordon was
munity o f 4,000 families to pay lions o f bogus, fictitious or w at­
know you are According to all traditions, this charm­ named in his honor. He was lnflnen-
ing American should dread the very I tlal with Chief Hole-In-the-Day, and
$800.000 per year interest on ered stocks.
■wake.
Push
thought of aerial navigation, as her Ids counsel prevented an uprising of
capital they did not borrow and
Now, supposing a population
your business brother was dashed to death In her the Cblppewas in 1S<12.
from which they derive no bene­ of a hundred millions, divided in­
to success or presence while flying In December.
fit or use.
to forty billions means four hun­
your business 1910.
Takes Army " K id s '" Candy.
Though small In stature. Miss Mol-
Washington.—Chocolate rations, long
Now, let me draw the line o f dred dollars per capita of bogus
will push you
snnt Is big In spirit Some time ago *he mainstay o f the army as an emer­
to the wall.
distinction between that business stocks on which the holders make
the |* ’ I e were Informed that she had gency d ie t have been ordered with­
that is not usurious from those the people pay usury at not less
been living on n Sunday and set out drawn by Secretary o f W ar Garrison
to app chetid her for contravening n While Its nutritive value Is prououz*-
than 5 per cent, that means
that are.
ed good Dr. C. F. Longworthy o f tbs
state bylaw. But they reckoned with
Take again as an illustration twenty dollars o f the most damn­
agricultural department has reported
out Ih.dr host Jnst ns the represent«
that same town. Let there be able kind o f usury that must
lives nf the law hove In sight Miss that It Is “ defective as to digestibility
Molsant started her engine and cleared ami therefore deleterous to the health
one lartre department store in come some way from every man,
of Its consumers."
off In i" the air out of their Jurisdiction
such a place dealing in every- woman and child in the Unite»!
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"ÌB L E GOODS CHEAP
WOMEN SKILLFUL
AS AIK PILOTS
Dggers A ll W ool
W ater Proof
SH IR TS
AT
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The Tc
O f a 1
Many Successful Aviators of
Today Are Females.
TELL OF THEIR SENSATIONS
'ine Line of Fancy
High Grade W ool
SH IRTS
AT
$1.50 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 and $3.00
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Summons
In the Circuit Court of
Oregon for the County of I
Harila II. Robberson, I ’laii
Against
Eliza Jane Richardson; W.
Kenzie, Rena MacKenzie.h
Edward J. Enos, Elizabeth
his wife;Ro«lerick MacKenz
bel Mac Kenzie, liis wife; t
known heirs at law of sail
Jane Richardson or W. A
Kenzie, if either or- both i
ceased; also all other pers
parties unknown claiminf
right, title, estate, lien or l
hi the real estate described
complaint herein.
Defei
T o Eliza Jane Richard
MacKenzie, Rena McKenz
Edward J. Enos, Klizabetl
wife; Roderick MacKenzie,
Kenzie, his wife; the unkiio
law o f said Eliza Jane Richi
A. MacKenzie, if either or 1
ceased; Also all other persr
unknown claiming any righ'
lien or interest in the rei
scribed in the complaint
fendants.
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E
OREGON: You are hereby
appear and answer the cot
against you in the above *
within six weeks from the f
tion of this summons, and if
to answer, for want thereof,
will take judgment agai
prayed for in said complai
that his title to the lands
scribed, towit: Conimencin
W. cornier o f the D. L. C
Bristow and wife No. 09, in
2 W. o f W . M., and rum
North 50$ degrees West
thence North 2$ degrees We
thence South 89$ degrees Ea
to the West line o f the John
and wife D. L . C- No, 70, th
on said West line 29.31 clis.
corner of said claim, thet
North line thereof 31.23 c
South 36.79 chains, thenc
degrees and 50 muiutes
clis., thence
South 21 <
43 minutes West 8.20 c
thence South 8!) degrees and
West 7.07 chs. to the plac
ning; be quieted and coni
the erroneous deeds therein
be reformed and corrected, s
and each o f you be forever
estopped from having or cl
right, title or interest in or t
| adverse to plaintiff’ s title.
This summons is served hy
thereof for six successive w>
Cottage (»rove Leader by on
L T. Harris, Judge of said (
| and entered December 18, I f
first publication hereof w
the 23rd day of December, 1
A. F,. W i l l
Attorney foi
J
t
(d23f3)
His Exact Local!«
"Wornbate was nt the
s ig h t”
“ Ah. you saw him drini
melody?”
"N o: when I saw him he
log In the bar.” —Seattle
gencer.
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mercy.—Longfellow.
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