Cottage Grove sentinel., August 01, 1912, Image 3

H E R B E R T K. S MI TH
NEWSPAPER WORLD
SUPPLIES NOTABLES.
Many Tiyur** High In Baseball Ware
form er Scribea.
In addition t«> Itsm-roft Byron John
wm, president of the American b-ngiie.
tlm national game linn taken oilier
well known iiingnafea and »111. In la
from the newspaper world.
Clin lies Weld» Murphy, owner o f tho
('hlrago Cubs, once served clm-lnnatl
as «porting editor
lloruce Fogel, bla
H. C . M A D S E N
Ol AMONO
N IN O *
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rO N
U N A O U A T IU N
.u n i for
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Breast Pins and Fobs
Hand Bags, Etc.
by 1 . . 1 . I I
Herbert Knox Smith, who realgnad
a* United States Commissioner of
Corporations to Join the third party
movement.
He Won’t Limp Now.
No mori' limping for Tom Moore of
Brief News of the Week
I'ofhm ii, (la, “ I (ool n hail mir« on
my ihsli-p timi not tun« ne<-in<'<l to help
The ntrlke committee hna declared
till I iiih - i I Rucklin'« Aroint S a lv e ," he ended the ntrlke at the Dmilon docke
writea, "hut thia wonderful healer which started In May and ban mused
aoon rureii m e ." Ilvala olii, running about 60,000 dock workers uml their
aurea,
ulrera,
bull«, huma, ruta, fam ille« to live lu send starvation for
hruiaea, ecsema or pile». Try It. Only 10 weeks.
2n renta at all ilrugglata.
In u dash with striking minera In
the I'alnt Creek section near Mudlow,
West Virginia, seven detec Uvee of the
Baldwin agency and three miners
w er« killed by the dynurnltlng of a
I tab! wlo machine gun, according to re
ports received.
Tw o thousnud mon. member« of the
Industrial W orker« of the World, have
gone on «trike a/id tied up construe
lion work on the Ornnd Trunk 1‘oclflc
bet ween llarleton mid llurtia ¡«ike. II
('. No demunda were made for higher
wages or chnnged condition«.
Almoat Lost Hia Life.
S. A. Slid, o f Mason, Mirh., will
never forget hia terrible exfmaurr to a
mereileaa storm. " I t gave me aurh a
dreadful co ld ," he wrilea, "th a t rauaed
never» paina in my cheat, ao it waa
hard for me to hreathe. A neighbor
gave me avveral do«ea o f |)r. King's
New Diat-overy which brought great
relief. The doctor «aid 1 was on the
verge o f pneumonia, but lo continue
with the DiaroVery. I did ao and an-1
two bottles completely curs'd m e,"
Use only thia quick, safe, reliable
medicine fur coughs, culda, or an)
throat or lung trouble. I’ ricie Mo and
ll.n o. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by all druggiata.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY
Sell or exchange anything
thia store ia the best place
Tic Beiliagkans Second Head Store
Blamed a Good W orker.
" I blamed my heart for severe ilia-
treaa in my left tide for two y e a r«,"
writea W. Kvana, Danville, V « „ "hut
I know now It waa indigestion, an l)r
King's Now Life I’ll la completely
cured m e ." Beat for stomach, liver
and kidney trouble«, constipation, head­
ache nr debility. 26 cenla at all drug­
giata.
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OREGON AGRICULTURAL
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PH I I r p r
T H i« g r r a t in ilitu tio n
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o p e n « it* <lt o r* lor the
U U LLLU L
fall arinratffr on Srptrm
Ix-r m ill Courara o f In at t net ion Include-
O e n e n l A gricu ltu re, A gron om y, Atiiinnl
llu alian dry, I m iry Hunlmndry, Hnctrrl*
o lo g y , Hot Any nti<1 rin n t I’nt h o lo g y , Poul­
try lltialMtndry, H orticulture, Klitom ot-
o g y . V eterinary Science, C ivil K n gin eer
m g. K lr c tr k a l K iig ln eeriu g, Met hnuii ul
K n g ln e rrin g , M in in g R n gin eerin g , H igh
w a y K a g in e e rin g , U ottcath M v a n Do
tneatic Art, O om m rrce, F orestry, I ’ hur-
inaey,
Z oology,
C hem istry,
Ph ysic*,
M « the met lew, K iig lith
I.AitguiiKe And
M terstitre, Public Spunking, M odern
I.miguitgeM, IliNtory, Art, A rchitecture,
luduNtrial Peda gogy, Physical KducHtion,
M ilita ry f l r i t M t M d raettea, Rad Mumc.
Catalogue slid illuatratetl literatu re
m ailed free on application.
Addremi
Kegiatrnr, O regon A gricu ltu ral C ollege,
Corvatlin, O regon.
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The grand lodge of the Independent
Order of Oood Templars In aesalon at
Ht. I'tttll elected Mayor ('ottertll, of
Seattle, c h i e f templar.
Former Governor W. A. Richard«,
of Wyoming, who was a member of a
laud seek era' party, died suddenly at
Melbourne, Australis, of heart failure
"K id " McCoy, the American boxer,
waa arrested In- lamdon on a provta
tonal extradition warrant on a charge
of larceny, alleged to have been com
milted at Ostend, Belgium
Finger print evidence waa the basis
of a verdict of guilty returned by a
Jury in Chicago Thursday against
John C . Ilnrtzell, accused of ateallng
from the niuaeum of the University of
Chicago a golden amulet owned by
i’ lmrouh 6300 yeura ago.
Although released February 7 from
the Atlauta penitentiary on medical
testimony that he waa soon to die,
CharleH W. Morse, the convicted bank ;
wrecker, recently entered Into a traf
(lc agreement with President Chnrn
berlatn, of the Grand Trunk railroad,
P h o t o * by A m e r ic a n Prc»*
by which Morse will operate a large
fleet of cargo vesaola from New Lon­ HANSIt A LI. uoorij* who
M 'l l l l l U i .
don, Conn., to the West Indies.
Political News Bits
W illiam I»ocb. Jr., collector of cu*
torn« for the port of New York, states
he has no Intention of resigning his
ofTIce to take port In the third party
movement.
Governor Thomas R. Marshall of In-
dlanu will be officially notified of his
nomination oif the democratic ticket
for the vice presidency In Indianapo­
lis, on August 17.
Former United Stntes Senator A l­
bert J. Beveridge has been selected
for temporary chairman of the Roose
veil convention to be held In Chicago
the first week In August
Prediction thot a southern progress­
ive would he nominated for the vice
presidency by the “ bull moose” con­
vention, was made In Chicago by Sen­
ator Joseph M. Dixon of Montana,
manager of Colonel Roosevelt’s cam­
paign force«.
Colonel Roosevelt has finished hlB
declaration of principles for delivery
at the third party convention at Chi­
cago. Auguat 6. Tw o of the more
striking measures favored by Colonel
Roosevelt are th e' fixing by law of
minimum wuge nculea for women
workers and a guarantee by law to
workmen employed In what he calls
the “ continuous Industrie«“ o f eight
hour «hlfts nnd one day’s rest In every
aeven.
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1912 AUGUST 1912
V A IT I ï
School Year Opens September 20th
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D angerous
n u n m U a u -. t o l l . . *
bleedi ngs
V illo n »*
V a is «
Our Woven-to-FH
■ Ilk Elastic
ÍD E M B
E H
H osiery
relievo. at one«— often curst.
Stocking«, Knee Capa, Anklet*
S * t f m M M r t n m l S U i U i f t . » p p l l i . » t l o e
W O O D A R D .C L A U IS C O .
1'arUanU. <> r»r«u
æSâSSSSsU
OF
OREGON
ir August at the Beaches
Astoria will hold the annual regatta
on August 27, 2k and 2V.
Nehalern will hold a big dahlia show
the latter part of Auguat.
The beach season is in full swing. Go while the crowds go.
:
('resident Taft has nominated (.’has.
Knjoy’ the cool breeze« now, while the heat is so unpleasant
K. Culbertson as postmaster of Clata-
inland. Bathing, boating, hill climbing, fiahing, hikes over
kanle.
delightful
trails. Oregon beaches better prepared than ever
'I he annual aesalon of the Coon
before to care for the crowds. Plenty o f accommodations.
County Training achool will he held
L/»ta o f fun. The water is fine!
In Bandon, August 614. Inclusive.
Albany’s now filter planfi, which
G O VIA T H E
civil engineers say Is a very fine one,
was ufTti lully opened Monday, July 29.
Albany’s city charter Is to be com­
Newport,
Excellent t r a i n
pletely revised and un entire new
Nehalern,
service.
Season
charter submitted to the voters of the
Bayocean,
round-trip fares.
city for adoption.
Tillamook Co.
Special week-end
By a vote of 146 to K2, the people of
Beaches.
and Sunday fares.
lotkevlew defeated the (76,000 sewer
bond Issue to Install a sanitary meth­
od of handling the town’s sewerage.
Congressman Hawley has been ad­
Send for illustrated booklets about the Oregon resorts and
vised that the claim for $3600 In favor
our special fokler on "Vacation Day* in Oregon.” It tells
of K. H. Henry of lflamath Falls has
all about the beaches, springs, mountain resort«, etc.
been allowed by the Indian bureau.
Call on nearest agent for information relative to fares, liter­
Congressman Hawley has been ad
ature, etc., or address
vised thsl Daniel Harris of Sheridan
has been granted a pension of $30 a
month on account of service In the
Mexican war.
JOHN M. SCOTT, Gen’l Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
The campaign In behalf of Presi­
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dent Taft and the republican presi­
dential electors In Oregon will not be
started until late In August or early
In Hepteinber.
A restraining order, to prevent fur
ther work on the new Klamath county
D. S T E R L I N G , M A N A G E R
courthouse unUl the matter can he
tried In the supreme court, was asked
Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay,
F L O I R —Hard Wheat Brands:
for this week.
Petitions are being circulated at
Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran,
American B e a u t y , P u r e
Grants Pass for the recall of Mayor
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats,
White, Red Cross. Every
R. U. .Smith. The petition alleges that
sack guaranteed.
Oil Meal. Grass Seed— all
he employed Incompetent officers and
kinds
constantly
on
hand.
F L O U R — Soft Wheal Brands:
paid excessive salaries.
James K. Hawbltl of Bend, secretary
Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
Pheasant, White Star.
of the Central Oregon development
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league, has prepared a tentative pro
gram for the convention of the league
In Lakevlew, August 20-23.
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H. K. Donnelly and Ray Luper, two
employes In the state engineer's of­
fice, are In eastern Oregon to com­
plete the maps and gather more water
supply data In water adjudication
cases
W ater ha* been turned Into the
Portland Railway. Light A Power
company's new reservoir on Bull Run
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which, when completed, will make
One o f the best assets o f any busi­ ♦
available 30,000 horse power addition­
ness is courtesy to its patrons. ♦♦
al energy.
The Rosehurg water and lighting
W e pride ourselves on this asset in ♦
•ystems and the real property owned
our business. W e give this feature ♦
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In conjunction therewith have been
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our own personal attention.
purchased by A. Welch and his asso­
ciates. A trust deed to secure a bond
issue of (600.000 has been filed.
In an effort to secure manufactories
for Medford, an official offer of free
water, free sites, free lights and pow­
er has been made by local business
men. The sites will be donated out­
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right and tax exemption Is promised
for a term o f years.
The supreme court of Oregon has
reversed the Marion county circuit
court In the University of Oregon ref­
erendum case end dismissed the suits.
This means that the referendum«
against the appropriations of over
(500,000 will go on the ballot.
Miss Molly V. Gaither has been ap­
pointed principal of the Indian school
at Chemawa. For several years Miss
Gaither has been an Instructor at Car­
lisle. Prior to that she was for nine
years superintendent of the Indian
school on the Umatilla reservation.
In addition to the 300,000.000 feet of
timber already owned, the Wendllng-
Johnson Lumber company has Just
filed deeds at Eugene for 3700 acrOs
of timber lands on the Sluslaw river,
bearing timber estimated at 160,000,-
000 feet. The price paid was (160,000.
Keen rivalry over the passage or
You need, not suffer. W rite today for illustrated booklet
failure of Initiative and referendum
descriptive
of Hot Lake Sanatorium — N ature’s great
measures la shown by the great num­
cure place. A natural boiling spring o f curative mineral
ber o f affirmative and negative argu­
ments which have been submitted to
water.
Thousands have been cured here after suffering
be printed In the voters' pamphlet,
years from Rheumatism, Stomach, Skin, Blood and Kidney
which will be Issued prior to the No­
disorders. Directly on main line of 0. W . R. &. N . Railway.
vember election. There are 16 affirm­
ative arguments and 20 negative ar­
A S K FOR S P E C IA L E X C U R SIO N T IC K E T
guments.
The Jones-Wheeler company of Port­
W a l t e r M. P i e b c e
land has deeded all Its timber hold­
President and Mgr.
ings In Clatsop county to the Central
Trust company of Illinois and W il­
liam T. Aubott. to be held In trust as
security for (300,000 in 6 per cent
bonds, the mouey To be used to liqui­
date the company's outstanding obli­
gations. and te purchase additional
property.
That the delegates to the Bull
Moose third party convention In Chi­
cago. attending from Oregon, w ill not
be entitled to receive payment of ex­
penses from the state unless that par­
ty files a petition containing the
names of at least 6 per cent of all
the electors at the last preceding elec­
tion la taken by Secretary Olcott to
be the Interpretation of the law.
From the elopement of Robert L.
Mooney, ex-convlct, and 18 year-old
H A R D W H E A T FLO U R
Kthel Metcalf, from Oakland to Astor­
ia last month, has resulted an Indict­
ment by the grand Jury, charging
Mooney with obtaining money under
false pretenses. The charge Is baaed
on Mooney's action In mulcting the
girl's employer, Mrs. Carrie Settle, out
of (64 the day before he decamped
from Oakland with Miss Metcalf.
F E E D CO.
DELIVERED
Courtesy Counts
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JOHNSON
A s s o c ia tio n
«K H K
u m -«
running mate In National league poli­
tics and prcHldcot o f the Philadelphia
dub. formerly w rote baseball for sev­
eral pupcru In the Quaker City. W il­
liam lux-lie, secretary of the Pittsburgh
club, once rv|K»rted twill games In tils
home city, while Joseph D O'Brien,
secretary of the (Runts, Aid newspaper
work In several western cities before
he became president of the American
association.
John Heydler, secretary o f the Na
tlouul league, was a conqtositnr as
well as a writer on a Washington
newspaper when he decided to become
an umpire T. C. Noyes o f the Wash
Ington club Is pnrt owner o f n new»
paper In the nntlon's capital
Auguat Herrmann o f the Cincinnati
club nnd chairman o f the national
commission. Is the proprietor o f n Cln
clnnhtl paper. K. 8. Barnard, secre
tary o f the Cleveland club, once made
his mark na a wtelder o f the pen, and
Peter Kelly, secretary o f the Boston
National«, graduated from the rank*
of the dlnmoud scrllies to nssume his
present duties.
The Into Harry Pnltlnm was a base
twill writer and a city editor In I»ouls
vllle tiefore he Iwcnnie so vrta ry o f the
Pittsburgh club nnd Inter president of
the National league
A. J Planner,
assistant secretary o f the nntlonnl
commission, formerly edited n St. I aiu I s
paper after writing baseball for sev­
eral dnlly papers In the Mound City
Gopher Star« Now Lawyers.
Lisle Johnston niul Karl Pickering,
who won fame for themselves nnd the
University o f Minnesota on the football
field In recent yenrs, hnve both been
admitted to the bar In Minneapolis.
Both Intend to stnrt the practice of
law In the near future.
To Hold Ski Moot In Utioa.
Utica, N. Y., Is arranging for a ski
carnival next winter. A largo trestle
Is being planned nnd prominent skiers
o f the country will coraiicte.
Yankt H av» Find In Zinn.
Zinn, the recnilt outflelder o f the
New York Amertcnns, Is consklered on«
o f the flnds o f the season.
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ALL C IT Y O R D E R S
People in the News
STERLING FEED CO.
NEWS
STER LIN G
We Point with Pride
to our H o u r herauiw our patron«
a vtn tr iis that It ¡S tile liest for
lirratl ami pastry.
It is the helpful
kind o f F Io u i— h alf the hat tie m
Iniking, as e v e ry housew tie know s
T h e n , again, even if il «lues coat 11
trifle more, its ip u ilitv is so good
that it goes larther, produ ce« tnor-
and la-lter hread, mid that means
nourishm ent to nil consum er«.
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