Cottage Grove leader., April 07, 1915, Image 4

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INDUSTRIAL AND
KILLING IN WAR A
STATE NEWS NOTES
REPULSIVE PASTIME
C ontinued from First Page
Con -1 you have refused to shoot
Office Phone 34. Residence Phone 126J
under the eyes of the lieutenant?
War is killing, and that’ s all
K. M. M cCARGAR, D. D. S. j there is to it. Suppose every
DENTIST
j soldier in the French line were to
Neuralgia relieved instantly by i obey his own instincts about kill­
local application.
ing. None o f the enemy would
die. The French have brought
Office Phone 131J
Office and Residence Cor. 5tli. you here to kill, and you must
and Wash, south o f Postoffice.
kill, whenever you can.”
Technically, 1 had done wrong,
because
all war is terribly wrong.
DR. A. J. HENDRY
1 sat behind a machine gun one
DENTIST
day soon after that and killed
eleven
Germans who had built a
OFFICE, Over First National Bank
barricade in some nearby trees.
They were shooting at us, and I
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felt much better about killing
ATTORN EY A T LAW
them than 1 did about the single
Special Attention Given to Mining and German.
Corporation I.aw.
And then, later, again on the
Office. Woodward Building.
bicycle seat o f a machine gun,
and at the rate o f seven hundred
shots a minute, 1 iired at advanc­
ing columns o f German soldiers
k
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in close formations and watched
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^ i were coming to kill us, if they
Rieht H e r e at Y o u r Hum*
.* could.
It was only fair to kill
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? game. A terrific sense o f power
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tl was sweeter and grander to me
than the hallelujah chorus.
I
knew what it means to Lie drunk
with killing. Other machine guns
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j were going, too, but 1 felt at the
time as if mine were the only
one. The Germans turned and
ran, their formation
smash­
ed,
their
dead
and
wounded
§ a r m s t r ; o n ; g ’ s j|
strewing the hillside.
PHOTOS
But that night after I had
crawled
into iny mudhole hut to
Please
sleep, I didn’t dare to think of
the
the women and children whose
hearts had been hit by that ma­
People
chine gun fire.
I had joined the French for­
I t 's the Quality.
eign legion expecting to be made
r a g "
a member o f the fiying corps.
Instead, I had found my way to
the trenches, where killing was
our job brutal out-and-out kill­
ing’, with hut little science and
less chivalry.
When my chance came I get
out. O f the 1500 men L had
started out with, only 384 re­
mained and we had been in the
trenches only 47 days.
1 quit because it was living hell.
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Everybody else would have quit,
too, I know they would. I lived
with them, and slept and ate with
A Poorly Fed Horse
them and talked with them, and
reflects discredit on its owner, but the I know they would have quit, if
owner gets the worst of the deal l>c they could. So would every oth­
cause economy in feeding the horse er man in all the armies, in all
affects its working capacity as well as
this great war.
Its appearance. If your horses kicks on
When the word runs along the
his feed you can correct it by buying
lines,
some happy day, that the
your feed here, as you get the last
quality for the least outlay. Farmers, war is ended, I don’t want to
contractors and horse owners generally have to write the story o f how
know that our Feed is always up to tin
the men feel. Only God will lie
standard.
able to measure the joy no hu­
man being would he able to tell
it.
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I Dr. H. C. Schleef l
Clean-Up Notice.
Blacksmithing
Correct Method of
Horseshoeing
W a g o n Making
Mayor J. H. Chambers has or­
dered Friday and Saturday. April
9, and 10, as clean-up days in
Cottage Grove. Residence prem­
ises, streets and alleys must be
put in good, sanitary condition.
All rubbish should he put in box­
es, barrels or sacks, so they can
be readily handled by one man
and the city will haul them away
tree o f charge to property own­
ers or tenants.
One On The Dog
A man up at Crooksten lost his
Ford
under peculiar circumstan­
And
ces last week. He left his car
General Repair Work standing in front o f a store while
South ol First National Bank
he went in to do some trading.
Sixth Street
In the meantime a farmer came
along and tied his dog to the ma­
chine. The dog thought some
Notice to Creditors.
one had tied a can to hi* tail and
All persons knowing them-i started home on the run. The
selves indebted to the undersign­ car was finally located and except
ed will please call and settle at for the sore spot on the dogs tail
the store, as we are in immedi-, everything appears to be all
ate need o f money.
right.
M rs . J. N. S toneburc .
Spriggs Bros.
AUSTRIA DECLARED
MAKING LAST STAND
PLAN TO MAKE A
“ CITY BEAUTIFUL”
‘ ‘ Everything for factories and Vienna Reports Sanguinary En­
Continued from First I ’ m re.
payrolls” slogan o f Eugene Com­
dilapidated and an eye-sore, re­
gagement but Says Enemy
mercial Club.
pair or rebuild it at once and
Was Repulsed.
Wallowa will vote on building
thereby greatly enchance the
a city hall.
appearance of your premises and
Loudon.—That the Russian advance
I. C. Gates, Veneta, will erect
the general aspect o f the city.
into the Carpathians is gaining ground
a business building.
If the front o f your store is
is asserted by Petrograd. while Vienna
Edwin Myers will build $3000
says the enemy has been held in check dingy, paint it and give your
bungalow at Lebanon.
alter sanguinary fighting.
place o f business an appearance
Salem hospital association will
The defense of the Carpathians is o f prosperity.
erect $25, 000 addition.
the last effort Austria-Hungary can
We need the assistance and ad­
Aurora will open bids April 5, muster, says the Times correspondent
vice af all the people in this
with
the
Russian
forces,
telegraphing
for concrete jail building.
from Lvoff, “ and if her troops fail grand work o f improving the
At Grants Bass Ii. E. Smith there nothing can prevent the Russian
sanitary and civic condition of
will erect $6500 residence.
invasion of Hungary.
our fair little city, and can ac­
Portland banker will erect a
A description of conditions under
complish nothing without an un­
$30,000 home near Oswego.
which desperate fighting is carried on
in the Carpathians, says a Berlin dis­ ited effort, therefore, we call up­
Albany council is planing pav­
patch, is contained in a dispatch to the on you to do your part in making
ing twelve blocks on 3 strets.
National Zeituug from its special cor­ it more sanitary and attractive.
Clackamas County improve­ respondent, who says that not only is
This year Oregon, and Cottage
ments in sight total $771,000.
the terrain« tremendously difficult,
Grove also, will see more strang­
At Medford a fund o f $1000 but that it is so broken up by moun­ ers and visitors than they have
tains and forests that the conflict re­
is raised to operate a cannery.
sembles guerrilla warfare ou a colos­ seen or will see for a number of
At Roseburg Postoffice moves sal scale.
years and we should have our
into new $10,000 building.
Unable to see parts of the territory house in condition to receive visi­
Methodists o f Bay Park, (Coos Involved, combatants often find it nec­ tors and create a favorable im­
Bay,) will build $1000 chapel.
essary to abandon a position gained a
pression, but, in addition to this,
35 new homes building on heavy loss because its view is cut off we should for our own good and
j from other sections of the battle line.
Young’s Bay side, o f Astoria.
Although tiie Russians are constantly the good o f the health and pleas­
Christian church at Marshfield \ bringing up fresh troops and making ure o f ourselves and families,
will Ixiild addition 25 by 62 feet. terrible sacrifices, the correspondent
put our shoulders to the wheel
The Dalles electric line planned says, their onslaught has been checked and push along and assist in this
up Mill Creek to tap timber belt. at Dukla, where the Austrian line runs
We very re­
southward to the crest of the Carpa­ laudible enterprise.
Oregon has had boos t i n g thians,
spectfully ask your advice and
enough it is time to go to work.
The Russians have been devoting assistance, without which, we
At Springfield, Budd McPher­ their attention for several days to an can accomplish nothing.
son builds concrete business effort to force back the Austro-Hun­
Respectfully,
house.
garians in the Middle Pass, between
J. S. M e d l e y
Pacific telephone Co. added Lupkow and Ussok passes. The Teu­
R. S. T r a s k
44,900 stations during the past tonic aRies there, the National Zett-
ung says, have long been contending
K a r l K . M il l s .
year.
Civic Improvment Committee,
Lane county board substitutes against greatly superior numbers, but
cow show for Eugenics exhibi­ nevertheless "accomplishing wonders Cottage Grove Commercial Club.
of endurance and bravery.”
tion.
Geo. Dorris has let contract to
erect brick business building at BULGARIANS ATTACK SERBS 1
W ALL PAPER
Eugene.
Roaming Bands Cross Frontier, Tak­
Portland Gas Co. shows in­
Just in, 750 rolls latest wall
ing Two Cannon and Positions.
creased earnings over 1913 o f on­
paper. S f e c i a l Saturday after­
Rome.—
Bands
of
Bulgarians
have
ly $6671.
noon March 27, 10 per cent off
made an attack on the Serbian fron­
Attorney General Brown holds tier, according to dispatches received from already low price. Ladies
bring scissors and have them
that jitney busses are common here.
ground free.
carriers.
A Serbian blockhouse at Volandovo
M. E. J o h n s o n .
Wasco County is building a was attacked, the dispatches declare.
First door north Stoneburg’s
large industrial barn on the poor The Bulgarians captured two cannon
cigar store.
farm.
and occupied positions in the hills on
Linn county will build $20,000 the left bank of the Verdar river. Tel-'
wood and steel bridge across the egraphic communication with Saioni-
Santiam.
| ka lias been interrupted since the re-
The ‘ ‘morals court” once voted 1 ports were received.
down sought to be revived at j The report of the attack made by
the Bulgarians caused grave concern
Portland.
in diplomatic circles. It is generally
The state will spend a half, believed that Italy's entrance into the
million dollars on new buildings war is certain in case of an attack
this year.
being made upon Serbia by Bulgaria.
At Salem Theo. Roth will erect The belief was expressed that Bulgaria
a three-story merchantile build­ would hasten to disavow responsibility
for the action of isolated bauds upon
ing o f brick.
the border.
At Albany Union Furniture
plant sold to A. C. Girard, Mon-
tesano, Wash.
At Salem $15 per ton will he
paid by the State Prison board
for flax straw.
At Portland the new Couch
school has a roof-garden and
swimming tank.
Crown paper mill, at Oregon
City, shut down since Oct. 1,
1914, starts this week with 75 to
100 men.
State Highway commission
have decided to build the mile o f
road at Mitchell Point, Hood
River, to cost $50,000.
Ryan & Allen, owning sawmills
at Hession, Wash., and Sheri­
dan, Ore., have taken over the
plant at Sara, W’ash.
Pendleton is starting to raise
$100,000 for hard surface road to
Cold Springs. Much more ‘ ‘hard
surface” talk than formerly.
Department o f Public Works
at Portland has stopped all lay­
ing o f “ asphaltic concrete pave­
ment” until it can be tested.
Roseburg gave a banquet to a
Pittsburg man who proposes to
build a railroad to his timber on
the North Umpqua and start a
sawmill.
Organized labor threatens to
defeat i 1.250,000 road bond issue
at Portland unless county agrees
to do all work at $3.00 |>er day
for eight hours.
Another half million public
money will lie spent on office fix­
tures, school furniture, etc. The
Pacific Coast Manufacturer is
leading a fight in the state press
to have all this money spent on
Oregon building materials and
Oregon manufactures.
TerrIMe I* be Poor.
Mrs. Gramercy I suppose you
feel the business depression.
For pure paint, best white lead
Lawn mowers are now in de­
Mrs. Park— It’ s just terrible,
and linseed oil you will go to the mand. The Swengel Hardware my dear! W’e ’ re still using our
Swengel Hardware,
Co. have a fine line to pick from. last year’s car.
German Torpedo Sink^ Italian Ship.
Genoa, Italy, via Paris.—A German
submarine has sunk the Italian steam­
er Luigi Parodi, which left Baltimore
January 22 with a cargo of coal for
Genoa, according to word received
here. The report has caused a pro­
found impression here, and there are
many expressions of resentment.
Turks Destroy Big Battleship.
Berlin, by wireless to Sayville.— A
report received in Berlin from Athens
says the British battleship Lord Nel­
son stranded inside the Dardanelles
straits, has been destroyed by the fire
pf the Turkish guns on shore.
BRITAIN ANSWERS
GERMAN PROTEST
London.—The German protest and
threat of reprisals on account of the
treatment liy Great Britain of the pris­
oners taken on board German submar­
ines was made public here. This pro­
test was transmitted by Germany to
Great Britain through the United
States.
The reply of Great Britain also was
made public.
The German government asked
whether Great Britain intended to ac­
cord less favorable treatment to cap­
tured German submarine crews than
to other war prisoners. Germany said
that if Great Britain adopted such a
course British army officers held pris­
oner in Germany would receive corres­
pondingly harsh treatment.
The foreign secretary. Sir Edward
Grey, in his reply, said that the pris­
oners from German submarines had
been segregated, but were being treat­
ed humanely.
Scotch Plants Taken Over.
Glasgow.—The motor manufacturing
plants in Scotland were taken over by
the British government to be operated
night and day. that the army motor
outpi t may be increased.
Something for Nothing
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COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
California Real Estate
For Sale or Exchange
See Photos in Leader’s Show Window.
24 acres 1$ miles from Kirkwood, Cal.
5 room house, barn 18 x 30, 0 colony
chicken houses, fenced and cross-fenced,
good well with pump, 6 acre bearing or­
chard, no waste land, good soil, price
$4500, mortgage $000. Will trade for
ranch of same value in Oregon.
10 acres improved d miles from Fomo-
nia, Calif. $7000. 1 residence lot close
in at Pomona. $650 5 acres improved at
Yucaspa, calif. $2500. Will trade all for
good ranch and some cash.
2 1-2 acres all in bearing orchard, 4
room house, plastered, laige porch, con­
crete basement, electric lights and pump.
Barn 18x21, poultry house 12x12, all on
concrete, near Corning and stale high­
way. For sale or trade, l’rice $2,250,
mortgage $750.
10 acres, some trees anil shrubs, fitted
up for tiie poultry business, d miles from
To rent, Small ranch 3 1-2 Corning, Cal. barn for iior.se, cow, tools,
and buggy, concrete foundation, 0 room
miles south o f this city. Fine house with concrete cellar and bath,
tank house, 5000 gal, tank, 50
The great Chowrhilla Ranch of 108,-
for poultry, garden and berries. windmill,
foot brooder house, price $2500. \\ hat 000 acres in Merced and Madero countys
Write Chas. Whitlock, Box 475. have you to trade?
sold in tracts to suit purchaser, rich soil,
1120 acres 0 miles from Corning, on abundant water, good climate, not too
slate highway, all fenced sheep tight, d hot nor too cold, near big markets $125
Notice for Publication.
good springs, good well with electric per acre on 10 years time. Six crops o f
pump, 5-room house, large old ham anil alfalfa a year. Watermelons bring $200
U. 8. Land Office, Roseburg, Ore.
sheds, price $d() per acre, will take prop­ to $400 per acre; cantelopes $150 to $300;
March 1, 1915.
erty in trade to the value of $6000, some sweet potatoes $100 to $250; tomatoes
Notice is hereby given that Samuel E. cash, balance on time at 6 per cent. Fine $200 to $ 600 ; onions $200 >o $200; beans
to $100 per acre. Dairing and fruit
Walker of Oakridge, Oregon, who, on for colony, 1$ miles west of Kirkwood $70
growing also profitable.
on
macadam
road.
August 21, 1908, made Homestead En­
try, Serial, No. 0912, for the W J of NW
i, SE 1 of NW i and SW J of NE 1,
Section 17, Township 21 S, Ranged E„
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Five-year proof,
to establish claim to the laud above de­
scribed, la-fore I. P. Hewitt, U. S. Com­
Real Estate Bargains.
For Sale or Kent.
missioner, al his office, at Eugene, Ore­
60 acres o f good land for sale
gon, on the 15th day of April, 1915.
or rent, 52 acres under cultiva­
Claimant names as witnesses:
For Sale or Exchange— A fine home tion, close in. For particulars
J. W. Hill, F. 8. Warner, W. 8. Walk­
with 3-aeres of fruit, lierries and garden
er, George Hebett, all of Oaktidge, Ore- on paved street in Cottage Grove, fruit apply to Mrs. S. E. Blair, 215
gon.
sales over $100 this year. Will sell or West Park st. Portland, Or. j22p
exchange for ranch or land. Fiue home
J. M. Ul’TON,
for a retired farmer or business man.
Register.
\ Bargain—80 acres, cruises 2,190,000
feet good saw timber besides piling; 8
room house, frame barn six stalls, stock
Notice Of Forfeiture.
The place to get your
shed, good springs, 20 acres slashed and
burned,'4 acrea garden, 3 miles from
horses shod and good
Cottage Grove, $3,200 Ask the Leader.
To G. B. Hengen or his legal heirs:
Repair Work.
You are hereby notified that I, the un­
An 8 acre berry, fruit and poul­
dersigned have expended one hundred
try ranch, one and three quarter
dollars in labor and improvements on
miles from Walker Station, north
tiie Ophir Mining Claim situated in tne
o f Cottage Grove. All fenced
Bohemia Unorganised Mining District,
with wire and pickets, one acre
Itouglas County, Oregon, Notice of Lo­
in berries and fruit, 4-room
cation of which said Mining Claim is re
house, barn capacity six horses,
corded at ¡urge 22 23 Vol. 6 by O. P.
100 cords o f good wood timber,
Adams, A. A. Jones, G. L. Cathcart, F.
large woodshed, poultry house all
J. Catlicart of the mining records in and
new. two good springs, six acres
for said County and Stale, reference to
BARREL & COMPTON, Props.
o f woodland pasture, subject to
which said notice and record is hereby
We solicit your patronage.
cultivation when cleared up. On
made, for more particular and definite
good county road, near school.
description of said Mining Claim, as will
For Sale or Trade. Inquire o f
appear by affidavit in the Office o f the
J. H. Langston. Walker, Ore.
County Clerk of said County, in order
ALL KINDS OF HAULING
For Sale Or Trade.
to hold said premises under the provis­
AND HEAVY DRAY WORK
ion of Sec 2324 Revised Statutes of the
200 acres o f Butte Valley, Sis­
United Stiles, being the amount requir­ kiyou county, California land,
ed to hold the said mining claim for the ideal for alfalfa, sub-irrigated, Piano Moving a Specialty
year ending Decetnlier 31, 1914, and if no buildings, 2 1-2 miles o f rail­
Phone, Office 72
within ninety days (90) after the publi­ road.
For further information
cation of this notice you fail or refuse inquire o f W. Nichols, residence
to contribute your proportion ol such 3 miles south o f Cottage rove. G Auto Dray Quii H Delivery
expenditure as co-owner your interest in
said Muting Claim will become the prop­
erty o f the subscriber under said Section
£
2324. Th is notice is published for the a
first time in the Cottage Grove Leader
of Cottage Grove, Oregon on the 27th
Wanted—Harness to Oil. Bring your harn­
dav of January A. D. 1915.
901
B. K. LILLY.
ess in now as we can look after them letter
V
For further particulars apply to
T he Leader.
BLACKSMITH
Joe Baker
b •
Cottage Grove
Transfer Company
Beals’ Harness Shop
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than we can later on.>i(, t * i
Lime-sulphur and bluestone
for spray can be had at Swengel
Hardware.
414 Main Street
Cottage Grove, Or.
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