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Newspaper Page TextH Summons. SNAPSHOTS AT CELEBRITIES LOVERS’ RACE FOR FREEDOM IN THE WORLD OF SPORT W. J. Cary, Who Favors Government Telegraphs. Russian’s Daring Plan to Win a Girl From Serfdom. Fred Huntington, Strongest Man at Harvard. More than half u celllUry ago. he- fore the irrfw were emu in I puled III Kilulil, the t'mint nml Couiileia Gedio* nnvaky owned a beautiful girl. l.lxu Ivan I'utialillie, who had Inherited a fortune fnnu Ills father, a mere hunt, fell In I iivi * with her. and tils love wna returned Him morning Count Gedeonov aky Upon opening hi* mall received an of fer from I'mishlnu of fi.taai rubles for l.lxn. llm young man staling that Im wished to marry her l.lr.u. who knew the offer was liefore her mnaler. was listening at the door, peeping through n crni k to bear mid see wliat tlunue there was for her and tier lover's hap piness Her heart sank within lw*r when she heard the count explain: “ Whut Impudence! This man. w hose father grew rich beside me while I grew poorer every day. now thinks in deprive me of my most vnl Ued serf l.lxn, l.lxn! Come here!" When l.lxn came thn count allowed her the letter nml asked her If It had P h o t » b y A n u r i e un l ' i o l e A m o r l a U o n been written with her consent Hhe admitted that It bad. whereupon she Cnimr«r*»iiinii W illi«ni Joi«*|tli Cnry was dismissed hy her muster with nf \Vlat*UU*lll. Milli MKII'I'H will) l’ttil the word«. "I will teach you how to minier U rin i ni llltrliro i’k Mint l'uria form plans without consulting m e ” Kuli) h In mi lil own llir t •• l«-|i r n pii nini Then lie wrote a letter to I'linstillie de trli'|ihoni' 11 imi. Imi Ininnluri'il n hill cllnlng the offer nml warning him nev with Hint ohj'- t In vlrw Mr Cary I» ei lo approach l.lxn under peril of the law tsitli for himself and tier I’nn n lt**|>u l>l li'ii li <>f Ihr prilli m i l r « hrninl shine knew whut this meant The During Ihr rniiiniii uprising against rolilil was lu favor with the govern 8 [**uki*r <'nilhull hr wae n li-mlln»c In ment. and a word from him with n •iirurut nini In illilliiKulilmil In ollirr trumped up charge would Is* Hiiltti'leut Frisi Huntington, captain o f the wnyn It li mihl Hint hr limili imirn to «end lioth tin* lovers to Siberia Crimson hockey team, who played frtm (Imu limn In I hit it uuy mun In Ihn l*anshlne. who was ii determined center und fullback on the football Ir in hi * nini Unit hin main illvrrnlnn In fellow, pondered long seeking for team, la Harvard's strong man. Hu some plan to possess himself of l.llfl ilirwliiu tobacco. heads the list o f the ten strongest men At last lie concluded to fight the count A null i r o f Mtlwuukrr. hin jrotllllflll In the university fur the first half of with tils own method lie would in>n n iTr tilled with hnrilihlpn At rlir age o f Ihlrlrrn hr win Irft nn make a charge against l.lxn of helug the college year, made from tests par nrphnii with otlmr i hllilrru nml hrgau a uieuilier of a hand of revolutlotilala, ilei pa tisi lu hy over fAJO students work nn n inniMMiarr hoy. tin* youutrrr g e l tier Into tils | s m m * s h | o i i and enrry Huntington s total of 1.303 (siluts. how ever, I* ten [join I n under the record tier la-yond the Isirders of the empire rhllilrrn tn-lug pi h n i l In nn nnylum I'liiiahluc knew well Hie corruption of F. 11 I-ealle. who headed the Hat At rlglilrrli tir wm n telegraph oin*r lie approached last year und who la second this year ntnr unii nt iiliirlrru hr took t hr of Itusslan official« Disvile nnd Tudor GunJl- one of them whom In* had long known. with l.'.ic.l yoiiugrr • hllilrrn from tin* orphan nny ml || It Mlkhalevleh. and made him nn offer MT, Who N thiiff with t I l f Imo nini iinvr tlimn u Imiiir Tin* fu turi* i*oiiicri*nimau r*"t Into pollthn hy of Itt.iaai rubles If he would arrest Gardiner, who Is tenth with l.Oio. were l.lxn anil then secretly turn tier over to also members of lust year's foot hull lirliiii rlrn ttil nu «lilrriiinn In Mllwnu kii* N rit hr wm i hoM ‘11 ihrrllT Hint tier lover. I*» Is* carried beyond the ls>r eleven. tiers of Itussla nt thr tint trini o f tin* W lw on illl prl The offer was accepted riinsblue H a r t x e ll S u r a of H i l Job. in h r V rlri'tlon law wan nominated nml Boy Hartxell, whose game at third rlrotn l to I'ougrmn t'uugrt-nmun I nry sold Ids estiile and scut tin* pris n i l « , In forty nrvrti ) ru n o h i nml In nrrvltig except whut he needed to tlelp him III was u purt of the sensational piny for Ills Might, to a hank In America When the New York Highlanders lust season, hin third Irm i In* Iniil arranged for relays of hones to may la* sent to the right garden next cover the dlitalue to the 1‘russlaii bor seusou If Al Dolan continues the good T h n G o v e r n o r of W n n t V i r g i n i a . Hart der. a hunilri*d miles, all was ready for Impression he sturtisl lust fall t'olourl ThiH iloir 11 * h hw i**U linn no t In* ii 11•■in | it xell's rejuvenation when he Joints] the wnruivr lU pin rtn timo Governor Wll tine evening Mlktuilcvlch appeared Yankees was the surprise of the Amer Hum 1C t,lnuro. k of W rit Vlrglula ican league. Nut only did he field bet at the count's estule anti read a war W lilh* on u rn rut M ill to Nrw 1 ork rant for the arrest of l.lxu on a charge ter. hut Ills stick work far surpassed In* urged thr roionrl to niinoiilirv hin of conspiracy The count was niton anything In* had ever shown while a i-niiilhliii'y for I'hlrf r t w t ltlv r o f thr I h I ioi I lie dared not resist all otilrer; member of the St Isnils Browns. He nntloti. with whut ini ' rnn linn not Iteen tmt. suspecting a plan lo get Ills serf Is credited with breaking up more riunir pu hill*, hut oll hin (Irparturr for out of Ills bauds, ns aism as ii drosky j games for the lllghlumlers In lu ll than hoiiir hi* «liH'laml hln purponr to work could be got ready be drove after the | any oilier one man on the team, for n liuonnvrlt delegation from W rit officer uml Ills charge lie bad uot i Manager Wolverton does not Intend Vlrglula gone far ls*foro be came u | h > ii a drosky | to lose the everyday services of such (iovrrnor Ulna «rock In fifty ynim old overturned. Mlkhalevleh Is-lng In the a good hats man. Harry Wolter. the nml In thr thirteenth |p*\rruor of ttir suow crying for help and l.lxu no Cullforuhi s|s*edster. Is n grunt! out fuminoti wen It Ii o f W rit Virulilla. I I » where to he acen As noon as the fielder He covers inure ground than fount could stop Mlkhalevlcb'a crlea, any other gardener with the Y’anks nud which lie kept up us long ns be dari-d. on this account may la* played In cen the officer mild that tie hud liccu set ter. Hartxell taking Ms place In right. i i | m m i l,y rnusliliie and a nn in her of tils friends mid tin* girl taken from A u s t r a l i a F o n d of L a w n T e n n i s . him Fortunately for the count, he bad A report o f the Austruln«lmi tennis the hest horse lu Ills stiihles d i n in j i I o iim ii 11 • held at Melbourne lu con l.lxu was astonished at her arrest junction with the Victoria ehuiuplou- and. si i p | mis I ng thut her master had lu ship tourney furnished surprising In stlgutcd It. was In despair. When slid formation. This Joint tournament wus deuly a drosky turned from ii byroad, finished the first wt*ek In December, i ’snslilne Juui|>ed out and she was when (be finals of sixteen different irnusfcrrcd lo tils conveyance her ills events were contested tress was turned lulu an exciting hope In Newjairt last year nt the United Slu* asked for uo explanation, well States uiitlouiil champloiialilp tourna knowing that liberty and happiness ment 202 entries required 200 mat dies, were now to vie with a prison and lu consequence the American au I ha Harciar Taik. Benntnr Boot ut a luncheon nt a In the Circuit Court o f the State of Washington country chili said o f war: Oregon for I,arie County. "Our arbitration treaties come none Harry M. Wheeler, Plaintiff, va. Lot- too eoon The world I* getting tired tie E. Wheeler, Defendant. of war This fact wus well brought E. Wheeler, Defendant home to me the other day by the re , To Lottie above-named : mark of an English diplomat. "H e said that at the end of the Boer In the name of the State of Oregon war two ( .'hlodiate were wrangling at you are hereby summoned and required a dinner to appear and answer the complaint “ *l,‘ said the first (Jnlonlat, a lieu tiled ugainet you in the above entitled tenant o f volunteers ‘ 1 went to the Court and cause within six weeks from • the date o f the first publication of this war and defended ruy country/ “ ' I ' h I h i w ! What o f thutV the other summons, and if you fail to appear and retorted. '1 atuyed In my country ami answer the summons as herein re- i|uired, for want thereof, the plaintiff defended the w a r.'" Ht. IxmIs Globe will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in hia said complaint, which is for a decree o f said Court forever PI0 N ÍÍR ASSAYING & RUNNING CO. dissolving the bonds o f matrimony ex i ll Fifth Street, w i i . s. timi isting between the plaintiff and the de MAN F R A N I IHf'O, C A L. fendant, and for such other and furth We buy Gokl—rich On* amalgam er relief as to the Court may seem AT KNOWLES & G R Ä B ER S equitable und just. and all mining product«. We pay cash This summons is published once a and give a square ileal. Assaying 5»lc. Established 20 years. Re ference: ‘ week for six successive arid consecu 1 Spaulding Carriage 2 tive weeks in The Sentinel, a news First National Bank o f San F rancisco. paper o f general circulation, published scat; almost now. Cottage (¡rove, Oregon, by order of 1 1 seat; almost at Hon. L. T. Harris, Judge o f the above entitled Court, made on the 10th day new. February, 1912. 1 ftuggy old but still in o f The first publication o f this Summons W IL L no YOUR is on the 15th day o f February, 1912, the rintf. the last publication thereof will 2 Wagons— 1 Better and and be on the 2ft th day o f March, 1912. 1 worn. J. S. M E D LE Y , promptly and satis f!0-m28. Attorney for Plaintiff. C r e s c e n t B a k in g v r FOR S A L E H. H a rrin g to n ¡1 Horses i) and 10 years old. 1 Piano Ivors & Pond, old style. 1 Organ Mason & Hamlin, old style. 1 House and two large lots. 40 acres timber. ? V I'nlisliltie hud studied Hie route nnd made Ills preparations accordingly, lie bad with him petroleum, cotton and plti Ii pine for Hie puriame of burning bridges after be had passed over them. Itcuchlng a bridge acroea a branch of the Vistula, be final Hie structure. It was lu ffnmes when the count appear- nt Hesitating a moment, lie dashed Photo by American I'reii Anaoclntlon. through the thimes and across The lovers had gone on. hut were now only W I L L I A M B. (ILAHMt Ot K. half a mile In advance. Nevertheless la a nnflve o f thr ntntr, o f hardy Bcotrh they had fresh horses, while the ntoi k, nml hln Imyliooil ilnyn wrro n|wut count's horse had followed them for on n fnnu. For n tluio hr taught acbool twenty miles. nml thru for a uuuihrr o f ymra wna The count, renllxlng that he must get rlrrk o f thn circuit court o f Ida coun a change, stop|a*d a* > farm long t>*. While tlirro hr atudlml law and at enough to do so, then piwiseJ on He thr clone o f Ills term hegnu the prac felt sure that they would ta<e the tice o f hln profennlou nt Morgantown. nearest road to the border, through Soon hr becnuie recognlxed im one of Warsaw, nnd did not ntop to ask their tbr Irailrra o f the liar mid eujoyed n direction. From Warsaw hut one road large practice. In HHXi he wait ap led straight eastward, nnd he took pointed collector o f Internal reveuuo this mini Coming soon after to an for Went Virginia, continuing In that other branch o f the Vlstnln. he saw ponltlon until nominated for governor that the bridge was la ffnmes Here lu IllOH Ilia term o f otHce expires next he was delayisl till he could find a year. ford, when he continued the pursuit, getting fresh horses wherever he could W h y 8h a W a t H ie Favorite Author. find them When he reached the bor Not long ago a friend inked Frank der he aaw the fugitives passing It but Doubleday. the lirnd o f the puhllnhlug a few hundred yards ahead o f him firm o f Doubleday, I'ago & Co., who I’nnshlne and l.lxn did not know that w i i s Ida favorite author. they were In Gertnnn.v until they saw "N eltje Hlanchnn." promptly replied a man In German uniform Then they the puhllaher. And he referred to the claa|s*d each other In an embrace The author o f ‘‘ Nature’« Garden,” ‘‘ lllnl count anw It nnd turned about. He Nelghbore" and “ The American Flow knew that he wna lienten nnd did not er Garden.” care to have them see his discomfiture. Tlie friend wna surprised until Inter, “ Oh. Ivan.” «aid Llxa, "how could when be found out that “ Neltje lllnn- yon tnke such a risk?" chan" la lu private life Mr. Double- "Bv taking It there was hope: by not dny'a wife. ‘'N eltje” In her first umne taking It there wan no hope.” he re and “ Blanchan" la her grandmother'« plied name Before marriage Mr«. Double- “ But the prisons!" she exclaimed day wna Neltje de Graff o f Dutch de- “ Never mind prisons, sweetheart. acrut.—I.adlra’ Home Journal. We are golug to a «and of freedom.” t Knowles & Graber Irs FeoTI nsurance WCAim « OCM SILK ELASTIC HOSIERY T b . • oMlAxjt yot ¿rotii prntaure r*- OH.« all Mpratna s a d AmUtm Wtakaena. Fr*e me*». urwmoot blank During five mouths New York state tight funs has paid {355.40N.70 to see boxing bouts. From this mini the state treasury has been enriched $17.- 770. Aliout 2.000 boxer« have earned motley under the operation o f the Frnwley I h w . Aliout 1,500 club a t taches are regularly employed under the Frawley law supervision o f box ing Since Sept. 1 last 027 boxing «hows, or more than 3.000 bouts, have beeu conducted In this state. There nr** fifty-three regularly li censed boxing clubs In the state, thir ty four o f which are In Greater New York. S e v e n t y -fiv e W o r ld '« Records Made. Counting oild distance events, nearly seventy five world's records In all lines f t sport were established during 1911. It affords a striking proof o f the grow ing love for the great outdoor activi ties nnd appreciation o f the pleasures o f physical exercise. M i n n e s o t a to M s a t P a n n St at e. University o f Minnesota's football squad will meet the l'ennsylvnnln state team In Minneapolis next fnll. it has been announced. In one o f the two gnmon with eastern teams for which the Minnesota athletic authorltlea are planning. <>o rwquaat W o o d a rd , C la r k « & Co. fv r U a a i, O rogo« lild Up Your Horse Notice of Forfeiture. factorily. They have every facility f o r handling all classes of goods, and simply solicit a trial. All kinds of hduling & Piano Moving To Frank Haley, or his legal heirs: You are hereby notified that we, the undersigned, have expended one hun dred dollars in labor and improvements Phone ho. 72 Cottage Grove on the “ Bear” Uxie Mining Claim, situated in the Bohemia Mining Dis Blank notes and receipt« for sale at trict, Lane County, Oregon, notice of location o f which said mining claim is Sentinel office. recorded at page 579, in book 6 , of the mining records in and for said County and State, reference to which said no tice and record is hereby made for more particular and definite description of said mining claim, as w ill appear by affidavit in the office o f the County UBy*t«ecdi arc tefced for parity »nd Clerk o f said County, in order to hold •enrucxr¡on. No teed* are p«ck«d B y im unices two qualities «how said premises under the provisions of tke v**ry KtfCe«) ftand«id. Our fully Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the •quipped laboratory undo the diretfroo ol a •cieoti# and eipot United States, being the amount re •red te*«T removes ail guess work. W hen buying LJly ’st^ds.you buy quired to hold the said mining claim increased crops. Send for catalog. for the year ending December 31st, 1} m Chas. H. Lilly Co., Seattia 1911. And if within ninety days after the first publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your pro portion o f such expenditure as co O V E R 65 Y E A R S ' owner, your interest in said mining E X P E R IE N C E claim will become the property o f the subscribers under said Section 2324. This notice is published for the first lime iu the Cottage Grove Sentinel, of C ittage Grove, Oregon, on the 25th I RADE H IA R K S day of ¿January, 1912. D e s ig n s H A R R Y H. P A R K E R , C o p y r ig h t s A c . A n ? o n * M Q d tn f a *ketrh ar ,4 d «M i j ‘2 5-Aprll. THUS. R. P A R K E R . quick I t asrertaln ou r opinion free « ■•♦‘flier a : j Send For This Seed Annual-Free P atents V i '• * JA Notice of Forfeiture. v s- | as you would build up a house— by giving it a good foundation. | And the foundation for strong and healthy horses and other animals —is good feed, such as we con stantly keep iu stock for horse- owners, breeders, farmers, contrac tors, and others concerned in the raising ami working of horses. This Feed is first-class and warranted unilorm in quality. And its cost is no higher than for poor kind*:. thorities are worried on account o f Its un w ieldiiiesa and a movement Is now on foot to limit the number o f com petitors. hut In 1010 the Australasian championship required 357 matches, and lust season the number exceeded 400 This shows the tremendous hold ‘ the game has oil the sport loving peo ple o f thut couutry. j N a w Y o r k a r a P a y F o r t u n e F o r Fig ht». p O W D ER j STERLING FEED CO. NATURE' S TONIC In the ideasing form ol a delicious, enticing and invigorating bever age, lajUled direct from the springs iu the Calapooya moun tains. Drink it to Get Well Drink it to Keep Well CAL A-POO-YA MINERAL WATER is a muratel saline water, equal to any of the renowned spring waters of Europe and America. Recommended by leading physi- cians of the United States for Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all forms of Stomach, Skin and Blood diseases. Hundreds people "given up” by physicians have lieen cured of long-standing ailments hy Calapooya Water. Testimonials on application. Sold by all dealers, or shipped in cases direct from the springs. Write for prices. CALAPOOYA SALINE The condensed smile of Calapooya Water. Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blood disorders speedily cured by its use. All dealers, or sold direct. HOTEL CALAPOOYA IS OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Famous health resort in the Cal apooya mountains, 12 miles front Cottage Grove (on Southern Pa cific.) Splendid accommodations, reasonable rates. Steam, mud and hot water baths and cooling rooms. Information as to rates, etc., will be furnished upon re quest. CALAPOOYA SPRINGS COM'Y C O T T A G E G R O V E , ORE. To Frank Haley, or His Legal Heirs: You art* hereby notified that 1, the undersigned, have expended one hun dred dollars in labor and improvements on the “ Lorna” Lode Mining Claim, situated in the Bohemia Mining Dis trict, Lane County, Oregon, notice of location o f which said mining claim is recorded at Page 508, in Book 6 (by Martin Shea), o f he Mining Records in and for said County and State, refer ence to which said notice and recoid is hereby made for more particular and definite description o f said mining claim, as w ill appear by affidavit in the office o f the County Clerk o f said County, in order to hold said premises under the provisions o f Section 2324, Revised Statutes o f the United States, being the amount required to hold the said Mining Claim for ,the year ending December 31, 1911. And, if within | ninety (90) days after the first publica tion of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion o f such ex penditure as co-owner, your interest in said Mining Claim w ill become the property o f the subsreiber under said section 2324. This notice is published for the first time in the Cottage Grove Sentinel, o f Cottage Grove, Oregon, on the 25th day o f January, 1912. H A R L E Y H. P E T R IE . j2 5 -A ll. Registration of Land Title. In the Circuit Court o f the State of Oregon, for the County o f Lane. In the matter o f the application of Mae W. Thompson to register the title to lot No. one o f block No. one and ulao beginning at the southeast corner of lot No. 2, block No. 1, run thence west 20 feet, thence north 114 feet, thence east 20 feet and thence south 114 fee t to the place o f beginning; all being in James Henry McFarland’s first addition to Cottage Grove, Lane County. Oregon, as the same is platted and recorded, against the Bank o f Cot tage Grove and all whom it may con cern, Defendants; TO A L L W HOM IT M A Y C O N C E R N : Take notice, that on the 25th day of January, A . D. 1912, an application was filed hy said Mae W. Thompson in the Circuit Court o f Lane County for initial registration o f the title to the land above described. Now, unless you appear on or before the 29th day o f February, A. D. 1912, and show cause why such application shall not be granted, the same w ill be taken as confessed and a decree will be en tered according to the prayer o f the ap plication and you w ill he forever barred from disputing the same. S T A C E Y M. R U S S E L L , Clerk. J. E. YO U N G , Applicant's Attorney. (Seal o f Circuit Court.) j25-f22. InTentkm in probably p*neritnb!e. Com m unie«, lio n s •trtct) 7 cnn 04 #ntlal. HANDBOOK on Patents •eut free. oM est ajrency for securing patents. Patent* taken to r ouch Munn Jt Co. receive w p'-udnottc*. without charge, la th e Scientific A m erican . A h an d aom elf IHnutrated weekly. Ijirgeqt. c ir culation - f any *0161111110 journ al. T e r m . 9 a year : f or months, $L ttoltl hy ail news«i* « or*». MUNN 4 Co.36,B""d**’ New York 426 Branch Office. F 8t„ W ashington. D. C. C A LA PO O Y A Springs Hotel Located at London, Oregon, in the Calapooya mountains, 800 feet above sea level, twelve miles from Cottage Grove, Ore. Cuisine and accommodations excellent. Hot mineral baths, recommended by physicians for rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney troubles Very extensive grounds with swings, tennis court, croquet and other amuse ments. Splendid trout fishing at hand. Automobile line from Cot tage Grove over good roads. Write for full particulars, rates, etc. Address Calapooya Springs Co. C o t t a g e G rove, Ore. Southern Pacific Railway Time-Table COM AGI GROM MUIOS South Bound No. No. No. No. 1:26 a. 6:92 a. 3:01 p. 9:32 p. 15 13 1 » 17 0. & North Bound m. m. m. m. N o . 16 No. 14 No. is No. 20 1:48 a. 2:2*** a. 11:02 a. 3:56 p. m. m. m. m. S. E. R. R. COMPANY. T IM E T A B LE NO. 5 . To Take Kffect June 10 , 1009 . K. BO U N D N A M !. M is. 7 .J« ?•** 7 W t.14 g.40 S.$o 9.05 9**5 i l l W. BOUND S o . 2. S T A T IO N S L v . ....... C o t t a g e G r o v k . . . .............. W a l d e n ____ 3*5 ...........C k k r o G o r im ». 6*7 V6 ........... D o r e m a S t am . 1*5 13 s W ic k s ....... R e d B r i i r ì k ____ 15-9 16.6 W il d w o o d 20 A h D is s t o n A M. A r 12.00 ii.a s I I I . 16 I n 08 10.40 ¡10 28 10.1^ L v 1 10.00 T w o e xtra tra in s for pas^-ngt-ts o n ly le a ve * Cottage G ro v e on T u esd ay an<i S atu rd ay at 2 3 » p. in , ret « r u i n g arriv e s at C ottage G ro v e at 5 30 p. ra. S ubject to c h a n g e w ith out notice. A ll o u tw a r d fre ig h t to station w h e re there is no a g e n t w ill be left at risk o f ow n e r. S ta g e leaves Dis«.ton after a rriv a l of train *n M o n d a y , W e d n e s d a y an d F rid a y for O rseco F re ig h t w ill not be received at th e O. * S. F.. R. R Def>ot after 5 p. m T o in su re fo r w a r d in g on n ext tra in fre ig h t must be d e liv e red in a m p le tim e to p e rm it oflt.s b e in g h illed. A. B. WOOD, M anager.