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Portland.— “ Pin prepared to go down
rtii MiiciitH of Saturday'» ull night
the line on the enforcement of the law
»> hh I oii of nilhuater» and dl»agree
In Portland and I am here to a»k your
m.-iilh, eon gri»» adjusted It» differ
co-operation. If 1 don’t get that, I wlll
eu<. ■ Monday, Invited President Taft
go It alone, and from now on I win
to th<* eapllol m in more and at 4 10
he on the Job every minute as long
P M wrot.
linl»'' after the "troceed-
a» I am in office. 1 will clean up Port
ho'.H of the . • com! »eauiun of the Sixty-
land If It tukcH me until January b,
»< < ond cougn-HH.
1916.”
I Ii«- end was marked by a return of
With this declaration, Governor
harmony
. .. nator I,a Collette, de
West announced his crusade against
manding union on the Penrose cam
vice In Portland, ut a meeting with
I’“ 1*'11 fund i. tolutlon, found all oppo
the mayor, chief of police, district lit
Hltion i.m.»iibed a »a y and the re»o-
torney and members of the municipal
bit ion w.i adopted altnoHt without
association
and vice com m ission at
dlaeuHHlon
the office of the mayor. Sheriff Stev-
f h. I*- on *■ r<■: *,! ('"»r: c a ll. fg . »
eus did not attend the meeting, send
Governor Wrat, of Oregon, who haa completi m vcHtlgulion oi the cam
announced a crueade agalnat vice In p.ilgn ( ontrlbutlon» of John It. Arch- lng word that he was too busy.
During the whole session the air
Portland, declaring local official» have bold and (ieorge i ’erklna ami of all
wus charged with tension. Governor
not tiren doing their duty.
llmmclul traiiHuctlon» and correa-
West swi-cplngly declared that none
pondence relating thereto,” between
of the city or county authorities had
the two flmineliTM and "Colonel Roose
bricf News of thè Week
been doing their duty.
velt, reprehentutlve» In congre»» and
Sheriff Robert L. Stevens takes the
ivtlfloua io ubollhli b.'iiu’ ln»: In Culi member» of the »enute of the United position that he has been performing
forti In Inni* ho far fiilli*i|, unii Dover State»."
the duties of his office according to
nor Jolinaon refu».*» long.T lo grani
State Claims Dropped.
the requirements of law, and will not
l> rinvi**
Senators
Chamberlain,
Martine, recognize the governor's right to In
Itili* wlll b.* o|n*ni*d Hi*ptr*inbi*r 3 nf
l'oriliiml. H.-.iitb* unii Sun Francisco
for 1 ii.iioo io n i ot buy unii nono ton*
ot
itn for HlUpini-ot tu thi* Philip
pilo**
J.ipun a building ut thè Pnnnmn l'n-
«•in. .-ipnslilott wlll coMt J 1 , 000 , 000 ,
» ¡1 o. < upy tour urr«*a. nilf.l wlth rnr.*
plani* alili flowiTH, unii wlll b»* ri per
innn.’ iit glft to Ih** p.*opti* of thi* Uni
t«*i| Htu(i*a
'lo in fommiMliiti* Iraveb r» of inod< r
iti* no uria. Ibi* SoUthiTH Parili.' ha*
pul Itilo op.ratlon a "lunch rountor
f a r ' tifiw ffii Sun I rum I h * o ami l,oe
\n»:«l. *, tlu- ilr»t f i n put loto imtv I«*.*
on ali Vm.-rl. an ridirmi.I
Affair» In Nicaragua nr<* growlng
w.iri-u* .bill)'
It la now apparfiit tliat
iiiuri* Altieri, un blueju.ket» and mar
Im -H
mu*t I h * laarlf.t oli Nlritruguan
noli if tlu* uffty of American Ufo ami
propfrty nr<* to l><* uaauri*d.
’111.- l'alt* .1 Stati -- (u.*l ahlp Juplter,
th< • first 1 elis trlrully drlven *«*a golng
»««•i
1 ' • 1 «•
• v.-r bulli and th>* la r «est »hip
1
1 n f **v««ry .1.-. rlptlon i*vi*r lald down on
I
I tli« • Par llli- roant. ha» b.-.-n laum hfd
I
Hi Mar.* li-land nnvy yard.
• in a (of
(>«•« i i g r f a o l l l y tr««r
ti I i » r » i U T a f f i
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People in the News
r
Orville Wright, flying u hydroplane
In an • \p> rlim-ntal flight ut Payton,
»iMl.itt « l i e f
« f t | * « l n i H a i n «*«
Ohio, t o o k un u n cip .ftcd plunge Into
r at l a g a m i I f i i l a f l u i t i i m t »
• •t i*e tn ritH «I Otr tl à ** I
the Miami river when making u turu,
t • je m
T o l# » a i«
« f l i t tunal l*r itrl|i-e tri| in «tiltil,
m.I » i» only iv.-.l from d.-ath by the
i.l l i a lee I li I l»$llc«t
•hallown. »» of the »trennt.
A. It. WIMII), M anager
A pin» to negro. > to l'eau» depend
lug on uneertnln Job» uh a monna of
livelihood und to enter farming and
Mr. W. S (¡unaulua, n farm er living
commendai line- w.m made by I)r.
far i'lemn p I’ »., aaya h. used Chan
liook. r T Wuahlntfton In un nddroaa
’Ilio'** I ‘.In . O l d e r » a id Piurrb.M i
b. (..re the Natlunul Negro Ilualne»»
.ly In ». i» f a rt> i is for f o u r t f
league
|in, »iid tint bit l|f.N found it to I.
Colonel C o WIlHoti. 07 yoara old,
I etrellrnt rem.-. If. and take« plea*
former pr* ddent of Ito* I nlted \Slro-
Ire in ......rnnifii.liog il. Kor »«Ii* b
I.*)» company, died at the l nlted
druKKiBta.
Sint.*» penitentiary nt Atlanta, (lu.,
Willie tie w.ih »er»Ing u three yeur »cn
tem e for u»lng the mull* In nn at
tempt to defraud.
Ml»» I torn Keen, of Philadelphia,
In Ihr plf .isuiy* im m ni a ilrlit iniiH, I
"a
up. Mount
cntiriiiy; unit iiivigritatiiiK lievcr* Itinekhurn. reaching the aummlt May
*KC. tuittlrrl illfr i t
If m il
I lie I'J und removing It from the lint of
'imtig» hi tin* Cula|MMiya m>»itn
\lnnku'» unucaled peak», haa arrived
tains.
In Seattle on her way home from the
'•istillo
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terfere with him In that work.
Governor West removed District At
torney Cameron from office and ap
pointed Walter H. Evans. The rem ov
al was made under the statute provid
ing that whenever a district attorney
shall fall to furnish the governor with
the complete statement o f facts In a
pardon case, the governor may remove
him. It Is not known yet which par
don case or cases Governor W est will
cite.
The latest move by the governor Is
the result of Cameron's refusal either
to quit office and allow W alter H. Ev
ans to take his place and clean up the
town, or to allow Evans to act as spe
cial prosecutor and carry out W est’s
reform plans.
When District Attorney Cameron
was Informed of the action taken by
Governor West the prosecutor is re
Bill Carries $1,800.000
ported to have said that he did not
The president signed the general de
believe the governor had power to re
Helen, y hill, making certain the pay move him from office, and that he
ment of tl.koo.OUO deficiency In army would resist W est’s attempt.
pay, $150,000 for the Gettysburg mem
.»rial celebration next year, $350,01)0
for extension of customs work, and T. R. MEN PLAN TO FIGHT
.ores of other important payments
Eastern Washington Convention In
hinging on passage of the bill
dorse» Fell County Tickets.
The session "JiiHt Hilled out" In the
Spokane.— Roosevelt
progressives
senute, to use the word» of one ob
representing the 11 eastern counties
server
A comparative handful of
of Washington met here and discussed
members occupied their seats and a
the question of putting county tickets
call for quorum In either the house or
In the Held. All were agreed on the
..•nute would have forced a return of
proposal to support an entire state
the embarrassing situation of last
ticket, but representatives from Pend
week.
d’Orellle, Franklin and Adams coun
Many Posts Unfilled.
ties protested vehemently against
Many Important appointments made nominating county tickets.
by President Taft In the last few
A vote on this proposal was strongly
months were left unconfirmed when In favor of the new party county tick
ets, but It was expressly stipulated
congress adjourned
Among the more Important arc that this decision, was not binding on
those of Judge Richard E. Sloan, of the Individual counties.
\iitona; Major General \\ . \\. With
er-pooii, Brigadierl.enerul John Mc- Canal Bill Breaks Faith, Say British
ri.-rnand and Judge I'lluton W. How
London,— The Panama canal bill
nrd. of the state of Washington. The was characterized as practically a dis
nominations of John Met ourl to be honest repudiation of a direct bargain
United States district attorney of Ore by newspapers representing the views
gon and Heverly W. Coiner to be Uni- of all the British political parties.
tod States attorney for the western
It is certain that the government
district of Washington go over until will propose the reference o f the ques
tion to The Hague court of arbitra
next session.
tlon.
National Capital Brevities.
Swan .on und Culberson, after lighting
bitterly for the "ntute claim »" In the
general dellelency hill, permitted the
aenate to yield to the house demands
und struck out these claims. Kor this
confession, however, they received
promise» of HUpport next winter from
other senator» when the claims again
will be pressed.
With these old claim !, amounting
to 1600,000, went the "extra month’s"
pay for rongresalonal employes, which
the senate demanded nnd the house
refused to give. In the lust half hour
of the session, while President Taft
waited In his special room to sign the
measures of the dying congress, an
attempt was made to rush through a
special r**.ii I ion giving the employes
the "extra month," hut the house
again blocked It.
F it th e S h o e !
\ y
Let us fit a shoe
to your foot.
COTTAGE GROVE SHOE STORE
General W illia m Booth, founder of
the Salvation A rm y, who died recently
in London.
CAMPAIGN IS MERCILESS
Rebels
and T h e ir Supporters to
Executed Summarily.
Verm o n t Campaign
W a rm
Montpelier, Vt.— In consequence of
the tradition that Verm ont’s vote wil
indicate the trend of the national elec
tlon in Novem ber, this state is de
luged with more literature and ora
tory than In many a campaign before
The Vermont election will be held
September 3.
OREGON RANCHER
IS TRAIN ROBBER
Topeka, Kan.— The daring holdup of
the Union Pacific mail train near here
was not the first big robbery W ells
Lounsberry, o f Medford, Or., had exe
cuted. Lounsberry confessed he held
up a Southern Pacific train in a sim i
lar manner last January at Red Bluff,
Cal.
The train, known as the Denver Ex
press, and carrying heavy mail, was
leaving .Kansas City, when a man ran
across the depot platform and leaped
Into the mail car. J. D. Withers, the
clerk In charge, turned and faced the
man, who leveled a revolver at him.
Withers was com m anded to bind and
gag his five associates and obeyed.
The robber then went through all
the registered pouches, stuffing the
rich packages into his pockets.
When Law rence was reached the
robber dropped quickly from the car
President Taft has signed the naval
and ran towards the rear of the train
Catholic* Will Oppose Socialism
appropriation bill It carries $123.220.-
and boarded a sleeper, and n colored
north
Ml»» Keen »aya the mountain
öcink it to Get W e ll
New York.—Under the direction of porter noticed him and notified the
707 and provides for one dreadnaught,
Cardinal Farley, the Catholic churches conductor.
Drink it to K eep W e ll I» 17.500 feet high. Instead of 16,140 as to cost not more than $15,000.000.
shown on the mups.
Conductor M. E. Smith hastily sum
Senator Pomerene's hill providing a of New York city will Join next Sun
uniform system of hill» of lading and day evening In a great labor demon moned two Lawrence policem en and
regulating the transfer of such bills stration. the first step in a campaign all three follow ed into the car. Smith
Political News Bits
h • «nnraiel s a la t e w a te r , etjiia
pulled aside the curtain and made a
wns passed by the M'»u,e without a against socialism.
to any gf tIi»- r e iu iw n c il spriny
Spenker Clark will stump Maine for dissenting vote.
grab for him. The robber raised the
waters o f I'.uiofti* u n it' Atttetir'u
(lovernor Wilson this week.
revolver and pulled the trigger just
The bill to amend the federal consti
Kfcomnirrtfled |,y |,.a,|my. p h y s i
W om en'» departiuenta have been tution so as to provide a single presi
as
Smith caught his hand and turned
Claim Of the f ’ tiile.l Staten Im
it back as he says. The bullet entered
opened In New York for each of the dential term of six years was reached
KhennutiM,^ t , n l i i e y unii l.iv
' yet
c
the man's chest close to the heart.
this week by the house, but on objec
I political parties.
afflictions, |>ysj
I '{w'l'MU, I lift igeatili
It was said at the hospital that
1 1
,\ R oom veil pro r.-K.lve candidate tion the measure was sent over to the
‘" » lu ll lot in * i ^,1
.s lo
to m
m a a c c h
h , . S
Sk
J ‘t S
k i in wlll conteHt the re election of Repre
Lounsberry would recover. Lounsber
winter
session
of
congress.
«»ml lil* mm I disease*.
H u n d re d *
Oyster Bay. N. Y.— Having failed to ry confessed that he Is a form er mail
sentative l.ongworth. a »on In taw o
President Taft signed the Panama
jarnple given ll|i" |ty ph y sn iuII*
canal hill. He sent to congress a obtain a hearing before the senate clerk working for years between St.
Colonel Roosevelt
»»v e I tern utrc.l of lo n g a la m ln iy
With the Idea thnt the country Is memorandum suggesting the advlsa committee Investigating campaign con Paul, Minn., and Jamestown, N. D.,
Í !ln" " ,s •»Y CalajKu.xn W n lc t
llre.l o f Stumping tours, (lovernor WIV 1,1110 of the passage of a resolution trlbutions because of the Inability of and that he has a wife and two ch ild
'■Mintoiiials on a p p lic a tio n .
has announced that his present Which would declare that this measure the committee to get together, Colonel ren In Medford.
* 1 'I l'\ all ile,tiers, nr slltp|R*<| Ii
pinna call for few campaign H'cechete WM no. considered by this govern- Roosevelt plans to write the com m it
'u " s ' '' t v * from lite s p r in g s
T H E MARKETS.
ment a violation of the treaty provis tee a letter, embodying some of the
Senator PUon denies (he charge o
W r|te lor prices.
things
to
which
he
would
have
testi
Senator Penrose that »3.000.000 bad ions regarding the canal
Portland.
Under the Borah amendment to the fied.
been raised by Oeorge W. »Vrkl... to
He reiterated his declaration that 76c; bluestem, 79c; red Russian, 76c.
secure Hooaevelt a nomination as
»„„dry civil bill. An«»*
l° b.y
he knew nothing of a contribution by 76c; bluestem, 79c; red Ruslan, 76c.
i ! ' r ' " " 'I ' ttv .l sm ile o f Cala|MM>ya I republican candidate for President. lK„h branches of congress, homestead
Oats— New, $26 per ton.
Mr. Archbold, of the Standard Oil
.
rsw
ho
m
a
d
e
filing
prior
to
the
pas»-
1)1 io n »ays the amount spent did not
ai Vi»1,
I.iv e r, K itlne*
Hay—
Tim othy. $16; alfalfa, $12.
company,
to
the
republican
campaign
0f the three yesr homestead ac
»'1 HI. hh I (lison lcrs s|iec«lily
H|tet*tlily cu rer' |
»1 «0.000.
Butter— Creamery, 31c.
J*y it» us«
of
1904.
A ll dealer*«, o r noli I „ u reported that lludolph Spreck
tnd who full to eW « “ »
Eggs— 23c.
•lirect
miter the original homestead l a * . "
y nTr
I els. of California and >«*>" J
V’ashlngton.— Colonel Roosevelt will
Hops— 1911 crop, 20c; contracts,
o . he Prejudiced by reason oM h «.r
not have an opportunity to answer 20c.
failure to so elect, and may proceeu
W ool— Eastern Oregon, 18c;
W ll
John P. Archbold’s statements before
f t * it ¡t« under th* old law.
lamette
valley,
22c.
the
«ennte
In
committee
investigating
1
l i n t witness before
The most Impo™»*
........
Mohair— 32c.
campaign expenditures until late In
P’ W i j t n o „ , „ a i,|s
j|
frn n , I m organisation to w .rk for
the campaign " "
p Arrh. September.
• C j « V O s n i v e (o n S o „ ,| ,e n , Pa
................. . the presidential campaign
..............
week wa.
Seattle.
Senator Clapp, chairman of the com
W heat, N ew — Bluestem, 80c| club,
mittee
before
which
Mr.
Archbold
told
rea'sr »
«»cco m io o d ftllo ii», I <>ITIcli*l count of the U ' " " "
ty 0f M 'l.
* ’ i /r'it OI» had contributed
78c; red Russian, 78c.
h ot*118 * ratM
mtul nnit I given
eve It «
°
,h .t -he ^
campaign of his atory of having contributed $100,-
Oats— $25 per ton.
000 to the Roosevelt fund In 1904, 4el-
Butter— Creamery, 31c.
egraphed Colonel Roosevelt that the
Eggs— 24c.
committee would not be able to hear
Hay— Tim othy, $16 per toa.
''
him, aa the colonel desired.
llf lt 'S IO NIC
CAL A POO YA MINERAL WATER
COLONEL TO WRITE
FULL STATEMENT
NJP00ÏA SALINE
w anupooT A
s
g
s
M w k *'
» '» ” '•
SPRINGS
co ttag k
g r o v k
, o rk .
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f
E O n e o f the most! com «ion ailments
that hard .w ork in g p eople are afflicted
with is lame backw A pply Cham ber
lain’s Linim ent t w ie e /a day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each ap
plication, and you will get quick re
lief. For sale by B enson’s Pharmacy.
H. H a r r i n g t o n
Be
M exico City.— Merciless extermina
tion of rebels and all those who sup
port them Is the feature o f the new
campaign officially announced.
Throughout regions infested by reb
els the measure providing for a sus
pension of regular trial is now in ef
fect, and any officer above the rank
of m ajor has the right to inflict sum
mary capital punishment on all rebels
who fall Into his hands if satisfied of
the captive's guilt.
Orozco him self and Salazar are
dodging about the federals In the
northern part o f the state o f Chihua
hua and along the Sonora state line.
The federal com m anders express op
timism in their plans to effect his
capture, but it Is admitted that he
la riding with little incumbrance in
a country he knows well.
r
WILL DO YOUR
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promptly and ^atis-
factorily.
have
every
facihty
.cilfty f o r
handling all classes o f
goods, a n d simply
solicit a trial.
All kinds of Hauling & Piano Moving
Phone Mo. 72
Cottage Grove
tier your "H ouse for R ent" anO
“ House for Sale" signs at The Senti-
neUoffice.
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LF>*
Shocking Sounds
in the earth are somethimes heard be
fore a terrible earthquake, that warn
of the coming peril. Mature’s warn
ings are kind. That dull pain or ache
in the back w^rns you the Kidneys
need attention if ^ou would escape
those dangerous ylrnaladies.
Dropsy,
diabetes or Bright's disease. Take
Electric Bitters at once and see back
ache fly and all you best feelings re
turn. “ My son received great benefit
from their use for kidney and bladder
trouble,” writes Peter Bondy, South
Rockwood, Mich., “ it certainly is a
great medicine.” Try it. 50 cents at
all druggists.
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P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S
A. W. KIME, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 34, Residence Phone 126-J
J. S. MEDLEY
Attorney-at-Law
Special Attention Given to Mining and
Corporation Law.
Office, Woodward Building
P h o n e O ffice 47
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u m ce f
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 t m e n t o n ly .
DR. C. E. |FROST
O steopath ic and M edical P h y sic ia n
C h ron ic and N e rv o u s D is e a se s a S p e c ia lty .
COTTAGE GROVE
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ORRGON
DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR
E y e , E a r a n d T h r o a t D is e a s e s
A S p e c ia lt y — G la s s F itt in g
HOTEL OREGON, T H U R S D A Y S , it-3
C e n tr a l O ffice , W h ite T e m p le , K u g e n e
J. N. WATERHOUSE
Tene her ut Pin no and Orgnn
Certifiicated front the Associated Board,
Royal Academy nnd Royal College of
Music. Residence Second Street.
Office Phone M ain S
Reaidence, M ain 121 L
F. L. INORA M, D. M . D.
Dentist
A LL W O R K G U A R A N T E E D .
Lawson Bldg.
Cottage Grove, Ore
J. E. YOUNG
t/Utorney at Law
Office on M ain S tre e t. W est Side
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Practice in all Courts of State.
C orpor
ation, mining and l’ rolx.te law a specialty
Collection and Insurance.
CO TTAG K G R O V K
OREGON
P r a c tic e s (n a lt C o u rta
25 Y e a r s ' E x p e r ie n c e
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DR. W . M. CA R R O L L
CHIROPRACTOR
C h ron ic D isea se s» S p e cia lty
R oom sp 2-13
1 W oodw ard Bldg
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