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Don’t Make Your Foot NEWS FROM OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL Fit the Shoe! r E M P E R O R M U T S U H IT 0 Regulars and Progressives in I^et us fit a shoe to your^foot. COIIIGE GROVE S10E STORE H. H arrington W llL DO YO U R promptly and satis factorily. They have every facility fo r handling all classes of goods, and simply solicit a trial. 411 kinds of Mauling & Piano Moving Phone No. 72 Cottage Gco.e COTTAGE GROVE NIF6. CO. always carry a full v l / stock of Lime, Cement. Plaster. Fire Clay and Fire Brick, Concrete Blocks and Bricks, Shingles and Lath, Doors, Windows—all other things made of wood, neces sary in building. Phone 148 Estim ates Cheerfully Furnished Shocking Sounds in the earth are somethimes heard be fore a terrible earthquake, that warn of the coming peril. N ature’s warn ings are kind. T hat dull pain or ache in the back warns you the K idneys need attention if you would escape those dangerous maladies. Dropsy, D iabetes or B right's disease. Take Electric B itters at once and see back ache Ay and all you best feelings re turn. “ My son received great benefit from their use for kidney and bladder tro ub le," w rites P eter Bondy, South Rockwood, Mich., “ it certainly is a g reat m edicine.” Try it. 50 cents at all druggists. Senate Pass Republican Sugar Tariff Bill. W ashington.—A republican sugar tariff bill, the first purely republican revision m easure of the present con gress. was adopted In the senate. De- aerllng their dem ocratic allies, the re publican progressives, by au Ironclad agreem ent with the regulars, succeed ed In passing a tariff reduction bill which they believe President Taft will sign. The vote wus 56 to 3. The three lonesome negative votes were cast by Hevburn of Idaho and Foster and Thornton, both of Ixiuisl- ana. As enneted. the m easure proposes a straight reduction in the duty on pure sugar from $1.62 to $1.60 per hundredweight. In effect there ia also a further cut of 10 cents per hundred pounds in abolition of the present dif ferential. The senate bill also does away with the Dutch standard of clas sifying sugars. Senator Bristow, republican, Kan sas. says that If the Lodge bill be comes a law there will be a loss of $5.500.000 in governm ent revenue and that American consum ers of sugar will save more than $22,000,000 a year. The attitude of the senate demo crats in finally supporting the republi can bill is expected to have influence with the dem ocrats of the house when the amended bill goes back there. Republican Votes Pass Wool Bill. Ten progressive republicans over threw the regular republicans In the senate and Joined the dem ocrats In passing the La Follette woolen tariff revision bill aa a substitute for the democratic m easure framed by the house of representatives. The La Follette bill was adopted by a vote of «7 to 20. Progressives who Joined with the dem ocrats in adopting the La Follette .substitute were Borah. Bristow. Clapp, Crawford. Cummins. Gronna. Kenyon, La Follette, Poindexter and Works. Senator Bourne voted against the La Follette bill as a substitute, but later voted for the amended m easure on its final passage. Bill Returned to Houae. The amended bill goes back to the house of representatives and the re tariff situation is exactly that Finest Suburbio Homesites For Sale sulting which followed the adoption of a wool I have decided to offer for sale all en tariff In the special session of 1911. my land within the city limits, con The La Follette bill Is the same as sisting of 2u acres, making three very desirable places with springs of the passed then by the senate, with a raw wool duty of 30 per cent and an av best of water. The home place of about five acres, erage duty of 66 per cent on manu has a spring, piped to the bouse, factured goods. furnishing about 7000 gallons w ater The house bill Is the same as then daily, with fall enough to furnish passed by the house with the raw power for private light plant. wool duly of 20 per cent. Out of these Better See Me Right Away two m easures the conference commit last year evolved a compromise, S . B. M O R S S tee which President Taft vetoed because the tariff board had not completed its woolen Investigation. A conference PROFESSIONAL CARDS com m ittee will again take up the two bills and attem pt to fram e a substi P h o n e O ffice 47 s I. a w son B lo ck tute to send to the president. ) M a in S t. O ffice H o u rs: 1 to 6 p. ra. C o n s u lta tio n b y a p p o in tm e n t o n ly . Excise Tax Bill Passes Senste. % ft >o..\ w ,*• Mutsuhito, the 121st emperor of Japan, who died Monday, after reign ing 45 years. J A P A N E S E E M P E R O R D IE S Mutsuhito Passes Away In His Palace in Tokio. Tokio.—M utsuhito. em peror of Jap an, died at 12:43 A. M. Monday. Acute nephritis was given us the cause of death. The crown prince, Yo Shlhlto, has aucceeded to the throne. The dead ruler had a history un paralleled among the rulers of the world. He wus about the. most blue- blooded monarch on earth. The first of his family on the Nippon throne, so Japanese history says, reigned about 2500 years ago. lie was born November 3, 1852, and was but 16 years old when he became emperor. In February. 1867. Chinese Junk to Come to America. Dentist E. YOUNG J. C. JOHNSON W o o d w a rd B ld g. O re g o n Springs Hotel Independent Tickets to be Put Events Occurring Throughout Fo rw a rd in E v e ry State the State During the Paat But S ix. Week. [»cateti at London, Oregon, in tlu* Calapooya mountain*, 800 feet aboveaea level, twelve miles from Cottage Oyster Bsy, N. Y.—A working pro- grnm for the new party has been up proved by Colonel Koosevelt. Senator IHxou. his cam paign manager, who re cently has been lu consultation with lenders of the movement, came to Oys ter Jiuy to lay hi» views before the ex- president. After a long conference It became known thnt the fundam ental question of policy and procedure hud been agreed upon, subject to the npprovnl of the national convention next week The program which will he subm it ted to the convention contains these m ajor provisions: "Independent ticket* In every stato except perhaps six In which It Is be lieved the republican orguulzatlons can be taken over bodily. "A clean breuk from both of the old parties, the republican organizations which It Is expected to capture to be .used aa an Integral portion of the new party. "Form ation of the party with the Idea that it is to endure perm anently, whutever the outcome of the Novem ber election.” The slates In which there will be no Independent ticket, Senator Dixon said, are Kansas, Nebraska, Califor nia. both the Dakotas and probably one or two other». In making up the Independent tick ets In various states candidates on either the republican or democratic tickets may be placed on the ballot, provided they agree to support the progressive electoral candldatea. In several states. Including Fennsylvan la. It Is expected the entire republican ticket for stale offlcea will be placed on the progressive ticket. OREGON BATTALION MUTINIES IN FIELD Dem ocrats and progressives united DR. C. E. FROST again in the senate and by a vote of O S T E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N C h r o n ic a n d N e r v o u s D is e a s e s a S p e c ia lt y . 36 to 18 passed the democratic excise COTTAGE GROVE - - OREGON tax bill, extending the present tax on corporations to the business of Indi viduals, private firms and co-partner DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR E y e , E a r a n d T h r o a t D i s e a s e s ships. A S p e c ia lt y — G la s s F itt in g A ttached to the m easure also by the HOTEL OREGON, THURSDAYS, 9-3 aid of republican votes, were am end C e n tr a l O ffice , W h ite T e m p le , E u g e n e ments for the repeal of the Canadian reciprocity law and the fixing of a two dollar a ton tariff on print paper, and for the establishm ent of a perm anent Teacher 0 / Piano and Organ non-partisan tariff commission. Certifiicated from the Associateti Board, The excise m easure would levy Royal Academy and Royal College of upon all persons, firms or co-partner Music. Residence Second Street. ships, an annual tax equal to one per cent of net Income In excess of $6000. O ffice P h o n e M a in 5 R e s id e n c e , M a in 1 2 1 L The senate changed the excise bill Hawley's Fortune Is Cut. so that the tax would not apply to la F. L. INGRAM, D. M. I). bor organizations, agricultural associ New York.|—W allace S. Frazer, dep ations or fraternal Insurance organi uty state controller, haH filed a report ALL WORK GUARANTEED. zation). in the transfer office of the surrogate Lawson Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore court that the gross estate of the late National Capital Brevities. Dem ocrats In the house are divided Edward Hawley aggregated only $9,- over the naval plans. At a caucus 292,917.88. It was estim ated at the ./. * Speaker Clark voted against the bat tlnfe of Hawley's death, February 1, .Attorney at Law tleship program, while Leader U nder last, that his estate would reach $60,- 000 , 000 . wood voted in favor of battleships. O ffice o n M a in S t r e e t , W e st S id e An Investigation to determ ine COTTAGE GROVE :: :: ss OREGON T H E MARKETS. w hether any persons or organization In the U nited States have been en Portland. gaged In fom enting rebellion In Cuba or Mexico was directed by the senate. W heat—Track prices, new: Club, A ttorney-at-La tv Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor W ith still another session of the (2d 78c; bluestem, 82c; red Russian, 78c. ation, mining anti Probate law a specialty congress to be held, the num ber of Oat»—No. 1 W hite, $32 per ton. Collection and Insurance. bills and resolutions already Intro Hay—Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $12. COTTAGE GROVE OREGON duced at this congress has surpassed B utter—Creamery, 30c. all previous records. By March 4, Egg»—Ranch, 23c. P ra c tic e s in a ll C o u rts 25 Y e a r s ’ E x p e r ie n c e 1913, when the 62d congress ends, It Hop»—1911 crop, 22c; contract», is confidently expected a record will 20c. H. J. SHINN have be-in made which will stand for Wool—E astern Oregon. 19c; Wil ATTORNEY AT LAW m a . | years. T here have been 25,934 lam ette valley, 23c. N O T A R Y p u b l ic bills introduced In the house thus far, M ohair—32c. and 7349 In the senate. Phone N o. 4 CO TTA G E G RO VK , ORF„ Seattle. The senate has adopted an am end W heat, new—Bluestem, 83c; club, ment to the sundry civil bill, proposed NO. 6» Hours I i 1 7 *° to 5 S.JO P “ p. • m. by Senator Borab, providing that 10c; red Russian, 78c. hom esteaders who made filings prior Oats—$36 per ton. DR. W. M. CARROLL to June 6 to last May perfect title Butter—Creamery, 31c. CHIROPRACTOR under the three year or five year Eggs—24c. C h rom ic D teeaees a S p e c ia lty Hay—Timothy, $17 per ton. R o o m * t a - ij C o tta g e G ro v e homestead law, aa they prefer. J. N. WATERHOUSE COLONEL APPROVES OREGON NEWS NOTES CAMPAIGN OUTLINE OF GENERAL INTEREST Shanghai.—A Chinese Junk, the Nlngpo, left the Yangtszepoo dock on R E B E L S E X P E L A M E R IC A N S a 7000 mile voyage to Los Angeles, Cal. It Is the first Chinese Junk In Only Alternative 1» to Join Insurrecto nearly 700 years to leave for any for Army. eign port. It Is built entirely of wood, Paso, Tex.—Americana In north with wooden m asts and wooden an ern El Mexico have been officially noti chors. fied by rebel comm unders to give up their arm s and leave the country. An Arrested Aldermen for Reelectlon. only alternative la to Join the rebel Detroit, Mich.—All of the nine al ranks and fight ugutust the conatltu derm en under arrest on charges of ttonol governm ent of the republic. accepting money In return for their Refugees from the Mormon colonies votes In the m atter of erecting the in Chihuahua are flocklug to the bor W abash railroad freight house, will go der. before their constituents for reelee- According to advices received here, tlon. Not one of the men withdrew rebels arm ed with an order from Gen his name from the prim ary list. eral Yncz Salazar, com m ander at ('aa as Grandes. and vested with authority from General Orozco, comma ndnr-In chief of the rebels, visited the homes of the Mormons In Colonla Dublau and confiscated 30(1 rifles and much ammunition. Gate, W ash.—Mutiny broke out Sun day In the Third Oregon Infantry when the Second Battalion of four companies, commanded by Major Ry- land Scott, refused to obey orders. Directed to make a m arch of four miles from this point back to Oak ville, whence they had Just come, the battalion officers held a conference and decided not to obey. The order which was spurned was Issued by Col onel John M. Poorman, commanding the Oregon regim ent, at the instance of Brigadier-General Marlon P. Maus, United States army. As the outcome of the refusal to obey, four Oregon officers were placed under arrest at the direction of Gen eral Maus. The four are: Major Scott, Captain H arry T. Williams, Captain W alter L. Tooze, Jr., First Lieutenant Richard Delch. To the charge of refusal to obey orders may be added a second charge of Insubordination. C ALAP O O YA Allege McNamara Unfairly Treated. G rove, Ore. Railroad Commission Is Busy, Hnleiu.—The state railroad com m is sion Is putting lu a busy 10 day» with the following hearing», starting with Monday: July 39 Hearing at The Dulles as to suspension of the fence law on the O W. It 41 N. along the sand dunes of the Coluinhln. Tue» day, W ednesday and Thursday, three hearings at Baker— Bum ptsr Valley logging rules, brought by the Baker commercial club; Huinptor Valley val uatlon hearing and all rates on the Sum pter Valley brought on the com mlsalon’s own motion; August 2—Two hearings at Vals—C. II. Smith against the Oregon Short Line; and A. H. Coi against the Oregon Short Line; Au gust 6. at Kamels —Hearing ns to loud Ing facilities on the O. W. It 41 N ; August 7. hearing at Lu G rande C. A. Barret and others a» to fencing along the hue of the Northern I'uclttc. McCusksr Announeee Candldaoy. Portland. Responding to the re quests of friend» In both the republl can and dem ocratic parties. Including lol Follette, Roosevelt and Taft re publicans. Thom as M ct'usker has for mully announced his candidacy as un Independent republican for represen tatlve lu congress from the third dls tric t Cuisine and accommodation» excellent. Hot mineral baths, recommended by physicians for rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney troubles Very extensive Rroumla with HwingH, tennis court, croquet and other amuse- menta. Splendid trout fishing at hand. Automobile line from Cot- tnRe (.¡rove over rikk I roadie Write for full particular»,ratAi, etc. Address Calapooya Springs Co. Cottage Grove, Ore. 0. & S. E. R. R. COMPANY, IIM I I ABI E NO 5. lo la k e l f l . i t June to, ivov. K No A M Mia i ; V» r v i *14 1 H TA TIO W H » i> m l'Ut \t.M L u t l V I t W A 1.14» *4 C mmm « (. osimi 4 A 1 H t AM U li A « H i t . I l M 11444 M H I I l » \%t « » l > IM m i i i N M » uo 4 m 1 l.v II II lu »« lu IO io ... 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WOOD, M anager, filed with the state engineer that the question of adjudication of water Kdllwdy I Ime-1 able rights may be transferred from the Southern CO l'jtilk IliU UMOV I SUHOV state courts or the board of control South Hound North Hound to the federal courts. It will result In N o |& 1 X A Iti. te I s . m practically dolug away with the efflcl N o IS I f.’ ( m N-. 11 1 » rn No 19 Jt 47 |> m N.. IH I lours m ency of the board of coutrol. No 17 »JO p m N n 21 ) . S |> m Hearing aa to w ater rights on the Sylvies river has been set for August 26. Nd provision la made lu the state law for the federal court to uaauuie Jurisdiction, but the Pacific Livestock company, of Han Fraurlaco, declaring Itself to be a foreign corporation, bus filed a petition asking for a transfer to those courts. Inasmuch as foreign owners have w ater rights on practically every stream In the slate, should the pell tlon he granted and the contention of the company hold good. It would give the possibility of throwing practically all water right disputes Into the fader 7 * 2 R ivu oi lie A V E . al courts. •• It. R o s e b u r g Man Indicted. Ch Amjl r>l uff i Roseburg. C h a r g e d with violating / w i f P ^ a /a te A v s le p y tr the local option law, Hyman Wollen ¿•»Jf/ftj. Pryffjrrh. fitttJuovfj berg. Itosehurg's w ealthiest resident; «rY»g>y. I f t t r r t f d t . 7e.f T. G. Mlcull!, ex-city attorney; Claud . aKfMjrputft Cannon and W. 11. Sykes, capitalists, were Jointly indicted with the R o s e P h o n e ITI « i n 6434 burg Brewing 41 Ice company The Indicted meu compose the officers and board of directors of the brewing com pony. Petition to Transfer Water Rights Case» Threaten» Body's Use. No I m San Francisco.—Charges that Jam es B. McNamara, confessed dynam iter of the Los Angeles Times, Is being kept In solitary confinement In Han Quen tin prison and la abused by keepers as part of a plot by the Burns detec tive agency and the National Erectors' association to make him "come through” with Inform ation they de- C O U N T Y C O U R T IS T A R G E T sire. Is being freely made by labor In the pleasing form ol a delicious, leaders here, following a visit of the Wasco Residents File Petition for Re enticing and invigoiating bever Ban Francisco Iatbor Council comm it call Election. age, lioMled direct from the tee to San Quentin. The Dalles.—Angered at the action springs in the Cahi|>uoya moun of m embers of the county court In p m tains. ceedlng with ths erection of the new Drink it to Get Well ORGY O F TROOPS D EN IED |1&0,0<K) courthouse after they had Drink it (o Keep Well •rigadler-G enerai Hoyt Says Regu failed to enjoin officials from going lar» and Militia Not Insulting. ahead with the work, the courthouse Wyevllle, Wla.—Denial of the re opponents filed petitions with County ported orgy of troops at Camp Doug Clerk Angle demanding that a special is a uimatcl saline water, equal lus on the eve of the start of the war election be called, when the voters of to any of the renowned spring game was made by the federal com Wasco county will have a chance to waters of Europe and America. mandnra. say w hether County Judge Lake, of Recommended by leading physi Brigadier-General Hoyt, head of the this city, and Commlasloners Slough cians of the United Stales f»>r departm ent of the lakes, said that his ton, of Dufur, and Hooper, of Ante Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Investigation showed that there had lope, shall be recalled from office. affliction*, Dyspepsia, Indigestion been the best of conduct by Illinois County court m embers have decided and all forms of Stomach, Skin and W isconsin National Guardsmen to oppose any attem pt to call the pro and Blood diseases. Hundreds and federal soldiers and that there posed recall election. They will file |>eople “given up” by physicians was no basis for the reports that wo an Injunction restraining Clerk Angle tiave liccti cured of loug-standmg men had been Insulted by Intoxicated from ordering the election on the ailments by Calapooya Water. ground that the recall law la not op Testimonials on application. soldiers. * erative In Oregon, a point which has Sold by all dealers, or ship|>cd in Gaynor Put» Foot Down on Inquiry. been raised by District Attorney Cam cases direct from the springs. New York.—Mayor Oaynor preclpl eron, of Portland. and which Is now Write for prices. tated a new controversy on the police pending a decision In the Oregon su situation by his refusal to call a spe preme court. cial meeting of the board of alderm en The condensed smile of Calapooya Union High 8chool W anted. for the purpose of appointing a special Water. Stomach, Liver, Kidney com m ittee to Investigate the alleged Eugene.— A petition has been filed and Blood disorders speedily cured connection of the police "system ” and with the county school superintendent by its asking that a special election be call direef. use. All dealers, or sold the m urder of Gambler Rosenthal. ed to determ ine the question of estab Ohio Nominee for Governor Decline». lishing a union high school district, Columbus, O.—Inability to reconcile with the union high school to be erect IS OPEN ALL TUli YEAR. the factions of the republican party ed at Lowell. Nine school districts Famous health resort in the Cal- In the state Is given aa the reason by are to be Included In the high school a| HM>ya mountains, 12 miles from district. This will make the ninth Judge E. B. Dillon, of Columbus, re Cottage Grove (on Southern Pa publican nominee for the governor union high school for I^tne county. cific.) Splendid accommodations, •hip, for his withdrawal from the race. NATURE'S TONIC CAL-A-POO-YA MINERAL WATER CALAPOOYA SALINE HOTEL CALAPOOYA Albany Demands Arc Lights. Claude Allen Found Guilty. W ythevllle, W. Va.—Claude Allen, one of the clan which shot up the lUllsvUle courthouse, March 14, caus ing th7~ death of five persons, was found guilty of m urder In th s first 4 » gres. Albany.—All railroads running through this city will be required to place an arc light at the corner of every street over which their lines pass within the city limits, according to an ordinance which has been peas- •4 by the couaoiL 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 COtTAOl ORoviC, ORB.
