Cottage Grove sentinel., March 21, 1912, Image 5

THREE YEARS OF W. H. TAFT
Problem» of Great Import Have
Been Solved In Four Yeur’a
Admlnlatratloo.
A rbllraton traaliaa with G r»at Brit-
Inn nnd France aimed nt war have bean
negotiated «ml are now before the aeh-
at*. Sim ilar negottatloim with pow
era are pending.
G reat truala have heen made to feel
that the «taint«» earry | >•-11 a 1 11 k for
them aa well an for «mall truata, anil
for the Individual violator of the law
An era of calm enforcem ent of exixt
mg law ha« been Inaugurated. The
augar corporation wa« convicted, pro­
ceeding« brought again«! the ateel cor­
poration, and the coal, whiakey, loin
tier and beef corporation» brought to
ruurt. More than two »core proaecu-
tlona are pending The Standard till
and tobacco raaea have been completed
and an interpretation of the Sherman
law, many year» In doubt, obtained.
When a democratic houae threatened
to Involve the United State« with H ub
aia in a too haaty annulm ent of the
pnaaport treaty, I'rem dent T aft aa-
aumed the w eight of rea|Minaihillty,
and declared, in diplomatic form, that
the treaty would l*e abrogated upon
the notice of one year, which it re-
ipiired.
Scientific tariff revialon haa been put
in place of (Militlcal giving ami taking
In aucli legialatinn. A tariff Ixiard haa
been created and ila inveatigationa
have brought a recommendation from
the prealdent for a revialon and reduc­
tion of the woolen achcdule. Other
arhcdulca are under acrutiny prepare
tory to further recommendationa,
If they are found to conflict with re­
publican platform principle, ami hia
policy haiklng to future r-vialon on a
artentiflc achedulc by achcdulc revialon
haa la-come effective. The tariff bill,
regarded by 1‘rreldcnt T aft aa a atep
In the right direction, even though not
a perfect meaaure, haa lurntal a $58,
laai.iaai deficit Into a $30,000,000 aur-
plua. Wmd, cotton and ao-called farm-
era' free Hat bill« orginating in a
demoi-ratir houae have been vetoed
becauae they violated the principle of
the republican platform that revialon
of the tariff ahoutd lie baaed Upon the
difference in the coal of production at
home and abroad a difference upon
which inform ation at that time waa
lacking.
The Panama canal haa liecn brought
to a atage of approaching completion,
and the date of o|iening advanced by
aeveral month« through ayatem atic
work.
The Arizona atatehood bill waa ve­
toed becauae it provided for tbe recall
of judge«. New Mexico haa now been
adm itted aa a atate and Arizona will
aoon follow.
The iMMilotllce departm ent haa been
placet! upon a aelf-auatainlng baaia.
A difficult aituation rcaulting from
the revolution in Mexico, arousing
deep feeling in the aouthern portion«
of the (Initial State», waa handled with
diplomacy and tact, and the United
State» aided in the eatahliahm ent of
law and order in the neightmring re ­
public through preaerving it in our
own.
The treaaury agent« and cuatoma
employe» have tieen re-organized,
fraud haa lieen wet-tied out of the cus­
tom» aervice, ami many thousand» of
dollar» I oat under frailulent im porta­
tion« have been recovered.
A bureau of mine« haa been created.
Step« have heen taken toward a new
employer»' liability and workmen'»
compenaation act, ami the adoption of
additional aufety appliance» on rail*
road».
A new policy aa to river ami harbor
appropriation» haa been begun, the obi
"pork b arrel" appropriation ayatern
abandoned, ami the buaineaa policy of
continuing contract» adopted.
Iteciprocily with f unatia waa offered,
brought to a aucceaafui conciuaion in
the llni'ed States, and failed becauae
t lari ad n evidently thought the agree­
ment gave ua the advantage
A treaty with Japan haa been nego­
tiated, bringing about genuine friend
ahip between her »ml the United
States
New treaties with Honduras and
N icaragua, that will make for perm a­
nent peace In those countries, have
lieen negotiated and aw ait action by
the »eliate.
I’oatal banka have been eatabliahed.
Rigid economy haa been inatituted in
the government departm ent». A court
of customs appeala haa tieen created.
A stock and bond commission haa
been «p|iointed and h»a made a valu­
able and exhaustive report.
Parcel» |«iat haa lieen recommended.
Judicial appointm ents have been
taken out of politic». The Kith cen-
nua was made non-political.
President T aft haa declared for the
extension of the rivil service, accom-
pliahing much in thia direction by
executive order.
The paaaage of a corporation tax
law, yielding thirty millions annually,
haa lieen obtained with the resultant
serveilianre of corporate interest«.
The question uf an Income tux
amendm ent to the constitution tiaa
been subm itted to the state».
The president ha» provided for the
accomplishment of conservation poli­
cies and obtained a bond issue for irri­
gation project« ; obtained legislation
further extending the power of the
interstate commerce commission, ami
crenting a court of commerce to review
the comm ission's findings; championed
the m atter uf civil pensions for au-
|ieraim u»ted clerk s; recommended a
federal incorporation a c t; and induced
China to open to America finance on
eouel term s with the re«t of the world.
Peace in Cuba has been m aintained
by a word of friendly warning.
The railroads of the ernntry were
prevented, by an appeal to the w rit of
injunction, from putting rate increases
into effect.
T h in g s W e T h in k
Things others think, and what wa
think of tha things other» think
f
LOOK HERE!
(Jood luck seems to alumble right \
onto the hustler.
A flirt seldom enjoy» the blensing» of |
true love.
The man who boast» of the thing» he I
can do seldom due« them.
No one has yet complained about
leaving talk on the free list.
The makingH of a cigarette are often
the unmaking of the user.
The beat thing about many a girl ia
her mother. (With »|iologies . )
They say, "A fool for luck." Any
way. only a frail will wait tor luck.
The banquet habit i« the making of,
the head and the ruination of the
stomach.
Has the dairy been inspected that
furnishes the lacteal fluid for the milky
way.
A m an's vocabulary is usually much
more complete with endearing term s
before m arriage than afterward«.
Even money is going back to work.
When money talks it usually get« an
encore.
The bustle tru st is the late«t. Get
thee behind us.
Some congressmen have revised their
taritr views.
A sucker 1« born every second and
most of 'em are twins.
A self-made man can’t kick on the
m aterial used in hi« make-up.
The man with music in his soul sel­
dom worries about the stair of life.
This coupon will be accepted as 10', cash pay­
A fter winning a g irl's whole heart a ment on any purchase of Dress Goods, if pre
man hadn't ought to make halfhearted sented on or oefore April 22, 1912.
love.
Some one tell» us that Eve was
tw enty-three feet tall. She had the
advantage of being able to overlook
A dam's faults but it's no wonder our
prehistoric dad was tardy in taking her
to a dressm aker.
A swelled head ia a hard rase to
treat, a« there is usually nothing inside
to work on.
J. Pierpont Morgan has bought a U ,-
IKS) biblc. T hat is a valuable work at
any price.
Love letters uro generally filled with
silly nothings, but they have a cash
value in court.
The only side uf the money queation
we hear i« the one that the (ioddesa of
h
Liberty is on. The other side doesn't
WHERE YOU DO BETTER”
talk.
Lectures by Athletic Trainer.
The Duchess of Marlliorough, who
W illiam Hayward, athletic trainer was
Vanderbilt, has finally
at the U niversity of Oregon, will deliv­ agreed Cou-uelo
to
keep
the duke’s meal ticket
er a course uf lectures to the track in repair.
"1 have been in Oregon only ab o u t1 MINE FOUND IN CITY OF ROSEBURG
squad of the university thia week.
Mr. Hayward has recently received Now we hear there 1 » to be a com- WILL STOP IMPORTATION a y e a r," said Mr. Seaquist, "b u t have
already found many vivid illustrations $195 a Ton Value Shown in Ore
some KM) lantern slides which demon­ bmaton of the tobacco and paper trust.
strate the various feats and give valu­ Tobacco and paper makes a bad com­ California Believes Lemon Crop Will of this being a state of big possibili­
Located in Residence District.
Be Big Enough This Year to
tie s."
able inform ation in regard to projier bination.
Mr. Seaquist carried the egg D. 1. W alker, who is prospecting for
Supply Home Trade.
training. Mr. Hayward is now the The days become a second longer in
to town with some degree of fear, for minerals on the northern slope of a
accepted track and field authority of every -160,000 years but the flight of
the northw est and is constantly receiv­ tim e is so rapid that few would have C alifornia’s Dmon crop this year ha had it in his coat pocket and the car hill in North Roseburg, has received
ing letters seeking inform ation on ath ­ noticed this fact if it had not been will be one of the largest since the cul- that brought him in was crowded to . an assay from D. L. Johnson of G rants
ture of that fruit was first inaugurated its capacity and there was much el- 1 Pass showing that bis product carried
letics from the various high schools of called to their attention.
the state. In response to demands A scientist tell» us that m etals get in that state. At the present time the 1 bowing for room.
minerals to the approxim ate value of
Trainer Hayward is contem plating a tired but who ever saw a lazy man on lemon growers of the state estim ate a !
$195 a ton. Of this am ount the ore
minimum crop of 5,000 carloads Up
Novel Way of Raising Fund.
course of lectures to the state high his m ettle.
produces platinum to the value of $74
to and including the laat day of Febru­ Friday night the annual County Fair a ton, a tin value of $68 a tou, and
Schools.
Some more of the nudest styles in ary, 1341 carloads had already been
worth $52 a ton.
“ The Shop" where good printing ia w om en's dress are on the way over shipped this year and the rem ainder of was given at the U niversity as a bene, tungsten
In
the
event
that Mr. W alker is un­
fit
for
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
bungalow
fund.
done The Sentinel.
from France.
the crop will be moved just as quickly j All the different student clubs and able to develop the mines unassisted
There has to be a nigger in the wood- as cars can be provided. The usual
had booths erected in the he will incorporate a company and sell
pile to give color to some of the stories loss to the lemon crop each year on j fraternities
university
gymnasium
the stock.
account of frosts was very small in I public were swindled by in fake which
we hear.
shows
or The property is in the heart of
G reat men are seldom appreciated this state this season and some of the | through the direct methods of a kanga­ North Roseburg's residence district,
while alive. Even the Saviour was grow ers predict as heavy a season as roo court. Object of the perform ance and the results of the experim ents are
T5he
one of the most maligned of men dur­ last year.
was to raise money with which to build being watched closely by the land
Since the season of 1906-07, when a cottage for the Y. M. C. A. of the uni­ owners.
ing life.
Keep your thought« pure and sw eet 3507 carloads of California lemons were versity. Even such shady methods as
and you need not worry about the shipped east, the output has grown passing out slugs in exchange for nick­ SOME SOCIALISTIC NOTES
steadily until but very few lemons now els were resorted to, but as all expected
utterances of your mouth.
Reported by Socialist Local.
to be imported by this country. to be robbed for a worthy cause the
A mother who does not teach her have
During the last five years 26,208 car- evening was one continuous round of “ Why do the boys leave the farm "
to do housework is not doing loads
of lemons have been shipped out jollity and fun, amid a general uproar was ably and entertainingly debated
<1 We have just received the complete sample lines daughter
justice by her daughter nor her future of California
over the lines of the caused by the “ yellers" for the differ­ last Saturday evening by members and
1
son-in-law.
from Marshall Field & Co. of muslin underwear
Southern I’acific. Tbe average annual ent side shows. About two hundred visitors at the regular m eeting of Lo­
strenuous advocates of irrga- shipm ent is about 5,241 carloads and dollars were added to the bungalow cal Cottage Grove Socialist Party.
and shirt waists. We invite the ladies to in­ tion Some
belong to the " d ry " party.
the minimum estim ate of this y ear’s fund, which already has nearly two "E qual Suffrage" is the question for
spect these lines. In addition to the regular low
There is a big difference in the way shipm ent is said to have been placed thousand dollars.
discussion next Saturday evening.
prices of these k < mh 1 s we ^et a liberal discount different people say the same thing. quite low. especially as last year's
“ Give the women the Franchise" the
If |>eope acted all the tim e like they business amounted to 6,764 carloads; ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL? autocratic men say, but how can they
on all samples.
do during a cam paign the insane uay- another reason being that the loss to
give them w hat is their right? Let
the crop this year on account of frost Many Cottage Grove People Know them exercise their rig h t would be
A Shirt Waist that would regularly sell at $1.50 lums would not lack for recruits.
the Importance of Healthy Kidneys. more logical. "A ll men are created
"W ell, I’ll be hanged!" exclaimed will be very light.
we offer at
eq u al." This includes women. Let
the homicide upon hearing the jury's California can supply lemons to The kidneys filter the blood.
them have their due. A practical ap­
every part of the United States and it They work night and day.
unexpected verdict of guilty.
plication
of the truth is always new
will
not
be
necessary
for
the
im
porta­
Well
kidneys
remove
im
purities.
"W hen a woman ia kissed on one tion of one case of this fruit, is the
A Corset Cover, regular Tlx’ for
but
it
is
fair
true. Come out fel­
cheek should she turn the other?" way members of the California Citrus Sick kidneys allow im purities to m ul­ low citizens and
and
tell why the proposi­
tiply.
asks an exchange. No, she should only F ruit Growers Exchange express
tion
cannot
go
through.
All are w el­
No
kidney
ill
should
be
neglected.
turn about half th at far.
come.
Meet
at
the
city
hall.
themselves
regarding
the
1911-12
lem­
Fine White Underskirts as low as
There is grave danger in delay.
Rockefeller is probably proud of his on crop.
If you have backache or urinary
Notice.
ability to raise the wind—but probably
troubles.
Notice
is
hereby
given that the Di­
regets that that ability has resulted in Pullet, by Laying Large Egg, Helps If you are nervous, dizzy or worn out.
rectors
of
School
D
No. 45, Lane
a
tornado
of
abuse.
<1 We have ladies’ night dresses, petticoats, com­
Boost for Oregon.
Begin treating your kidneys at once; County, Oregon, will istrict
receive
bids for
"F eed your cows sw eets,” says a Gus Seaquist. who recently came to Use a proven kidney remedy.
bination suits, princess slips, chemises, corset Wisconsin
dairym an, " it wiill do them Portland from Chicago, is confirmed None endorsed like Doan's Kidney 100 cords of split fir wood, or 100 cords
of slab wood, said wood to be sound
covers, drawers, children’s dresses, skirts, night ; good.” Give us a little more taffy like in the conclusion that Oregon is a state Tills.
and cut from the body of old trees and
th at and we will try it.
Recommended by thousands.
dresses, drawers, infant’s skirts and dresses.
of big things.
to be two feet long and split suitable
Proved by grateful testim ony.
Desk
blotters
for
sale.—Sentinel.
With
his
family
Mr.
Seaquist
lives
for
furnaces, and said slab wood is to
«1 The shirt waists are in silk, wool, lawn, linen
Mrs. F. W. Longwill, 322 W est J. be cut
in
a
suburban
home
on
the
east
side,
3 feet long and split suitable
How long does it take you to read
, G rant's Pass, Ore., sa y s; for furnaces.
and all the latest fancy material.
hia hobby ia fancy poultry raising. S "D t . oan’s
Said wood is to be
The Sentinel from front page to last and
Kidney Pills have been used hauled and ricked
Ten
months
ago
a
brood
of
Barred
up in the basem ent
page. Ju st tim e yourself some time Plymouth Rocks was hatched, and in my family w ith excellent results. I
of
the
school
buildings
in said d istrict
nnd then try to think of any other February 29, Leap Year day, one of know w hat this remedy will do in
on or before the first day of Septem ber,
country new spaper in a city the size the
cases
of
kidney
trouble
and
can
there­
laid an egg. the like of fore give it my hearty endorsem ent.” 1912.
of Cottage Grove th at prints as much which, pulleta
for
size, Mr. Seaquist has For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Bids to be opened Marcb 30th, 1912.
live news.
never seen in Chicago or the whole cents.
directors reserve the rig ht to re­
Foster-M ilburn Co.. Buffalo, The
Olympic, Pure W hite and American atate of Illinois. It measures 6fcx8
P. s.— STAR BRAND SH 0 IS ARE BEI 1ER
ject
any and all bids.
Beauty Hour at 91.40 per sack ; hard inches and friends to whom he showed New York, sole agents for the United Dated March 16, 1912.
w heat Hour and every sack guaranteed. h today with a great deal of pride pro­ States.
J. K. BARRET,
Sterling Feed Co.
..
nounced it perfect in every respect.
Style Print Shop -The Sentinel.
ml4-21.
Dia’t Clerk.
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E W A N T YOU T O R EA D O U R
“ad” every week and we are going to
pay you to do it. Our plan: There will be
a coupon in our “ad” each week good for 1 0
per cent payment on cash purchases at our
store on some certain article, good for 30
days from date of coupon. Cut them out and
do your trading with us and save 1 0 per cent
on your purchases.
®
Our Prices Are Always the
Lowest, Quality Considered
This is an ligitimate offer to stimulate cash
trade. W e could not
10 Per Cent Cash Coupon raise the price of our
goods 10 per cent in
order to make up for this
discount, because we have
R E E S -W A L L A C E C O . no way of telling who is
going to use a coupon
until it is tendered us on payment for goods.
Look for your dividend in next week’s “ad.”
Rees-Wallace Co,