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f n Dr. King’s New Discovery Soothes irritated throat arid lungs, atopa chronic and hacking cough, re lieves tickling throat, tuHtcs i icej Take no other; once user), always used, Buy it at all druggists. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON OREGON LAWMAKERS’ WORK AS REVIEWED The Hotel Leranu at Independence wus sold to W. F. Hteln, a Portland man. The consideration Is said to be $30,000. A pressure gasoline tank used In connection with the lighting plant of a North Plains hotel exploded, doing considerable damage. Fifteen tons of delayed mall, which accumulated at Portland during the tieup of the Pacific Hallway & Navi With Session half over Work Further Warm Weather Encourages L ogger«; gation line, have ar^ved at Tillamook. Along that Previous Session— 13 Market Is 8teadler. Bills Approved by Governor— Most In a party 20 strong, members of Irrportant Bill Abolishes State Land Portland.— With the disappearance the legislature and state officials vis Agent of the snow In the timber, logging ited Pendleton for the purpose of In specting thb Eastern Oregon state camps In the Columbia river district Salem.— The progress made during are gradually resuming operations af hospital for the Insane. | the third week of the legislative ses To determine whether or not sal ter a shut down of more than a month. sion seems to indicate that members This will be welcome news to some mon which have spawned will return ! of the legislature are trying to live mlllmeu who In the past month have to the seu and live, Is the subject of up to their voluntary pledges to get run short on logs us a result of the a series of tests being made by the l down to serious work early In the ses- good demand for the sawed product. Coos Bay hatchery at Marshfield. ! slon and .keep at It and thus avoid Grants Pass has been bonded for a Some mills, It Is stated, will have to the congestion of business witnessed close ilowu for several weeks, unless road to the coast and If this Is built (luring the closing hours of previous the logging camps come to their res Medford, instead of projecting a line sessions. The early and diligent at to Crescent City, can connect with the cue shortly. tention to business, however, has to The situation looks good to the log Grants Pass road about 30 miles from | some extent been offset by the large gers for the market Is steadier than there. ' volume of business and poor work on Equipped with part of the machin at any time during the past two years j the part of some of the committees, and prices are better, too. For the ery of a hydroaeroplane, Gorst & necessitating referring hack to them present the ruling basis of quotation King, of Marshfield, are making ex 1 many bills. Is $7. $10 and $13, but It Is considered periments with an automobile, which With the legislative session half possible that $1 will be udded to this is expected to aid motor vehicles on | through, the members of both branch- muddy roads. price on February 15, when the dollar '■ es find themselves farther along In Lumbermen of Bend have received advance per thousand goes Into effect their work than has marked any pre on Puget sound. However, opinions announcement from the railroad com vious session, It Is said. The amount panies of the lowering of rates on differ somewhat on this point among of routine work accomplished Is enor mill products to the east. The town the loggers here. « mous, despite frequent snappy debates Is given u rate which is only one cent over the passage of bills. above what Spokane has. W ater for Irrigation 1« Assured. Both houses have agreed to forbid Petitions to the Ashland city coun- Baker.— There Is more snow In the the Introduction of bills after the mountain!) of eastern Oregon at the J ell asking that a date be set for a twenty-fifth day of the session, except present time than for several years special election In connection with the upon consent of three-fourths of the paHt, and Indications are that the 1 interurban and street railway project, body In which a bill Is offered. coining spring and summer will see have been perfected, and were pre- The close of the third week of the more wuter available for Irrigation j sented to the council Tuesday. session finds 42 senate bills passed by The month of January was excep the senate and 56 house bills passed and placer mining than there has been for Hevqral years. The deepest snow tionally wet In ABtoria. Acordlng to by the house, with 13 bills that have on the level reported from any of the records In Weather Observer Gil gone through both houses approved nearby territory is twelve feet at Ca more’s office the precipitation during by the governor. So far there have ble Sove In the Huinpter district, about the month was 15.16 inches, or 5.03 been no vetoes. 7000 feet above sea level. A t Sump inches In excess of the January aver In the house the total number of ter there is five feet on the level, at age. bills presented is 433, where two have Breaking out of Jail In Coquille, ! been voted down. 13 have been with- Greenhorn and Bourne nine feet, and about the same depth at Cornucopia, where he had been placed for drunk f drawn and 16 Indefinitely postponed. enness, going to town and getting a In addition to the 56 that have passed. hi the northeast end of the county. bottle of whisky and then returning In the senate 10 bills have been de to jail arid demolishing another cell, feated on roll call, eight have been Farmers Resent Monopoly. Pendleton.— Warmly resenting the was the way a logger there acted withdrawn, 12 Indefinitely postponed, and 42 passed, out of 210 Introduced. apparent operations of a grain bag when arrested. "Model city" Is the title which North No Bills parry Emergency Clause monopoly, which seems to be plan None of the bills carry an emer ning a double priced holdup of the Bend is seeking, and to that end it grain growers of the northwest for has engaged a firm of engineers to gency clause and will not become the coming summer, local farmers straighten out the engineering prob laws until 90 days after the adjourn through the county union of the Farm lems involved In making a “ city beau ment of the legislative assembly. Probably the most Important bill so ers' Co-operative and Educational Un tiful” and to lay It out along metro j far«signed is that abolishing the office ion are planning to ask aid from the politan lines. legislature and from the national con A petition containing the name of of state land agent. Another act of some Import Is one gress If necessary. 230 residents of the Sluslaw forest At this time the grain bag brokers reserve and vicinity, asking senators j providing that a w ife deserter who Is are asking 11 cents for bags for the and members of congress from Oregon convicted shall be compelled to work coming harvest. This price Is regard to take steps to have the Sluslaw re on the county roads for the time for ed as outrageous by the furmers since serve returned to settlement and make which he has been sentenced, and that the Indian jute crop this year Is re it subject to homestead entry, was for the county shall pay his family $1 a day for each such day worked. ported as remarkably heavy. ^It Is warded from Eugene. Appropriations Have Light Week pointed out that the 11 cents per bag The new city park site recently pur Appropriation requests made during quotation now given Is prima facie chased by Klamath Falla Is to be laid evidence that the supply of bags Is out and arranged by a professional , the third week of the legislative ses monopolized. At this time last year landscape artist, acordlng to plans of sion reached a total of $647,415, by grain bags were quoted at 6% cents. the Park Commission and the W o far the lightest week so far. This men's Civic League, which is co-oper brings the total of requests up to $4,- Large Apple Crop Assured. ating with the board In the develop ^06,263, und not a general appropria tion bill even l3 sight. This makes It Hood River.— That Hood River val ment of the city’s park system. certain that the amount of the re ley will have a very large crop o f ap- Automobile owners of McMinnville plcs next year seems evident from the held a meeting for the purpose of dis quests will go well up to the $9,000,- results secured In the blooming of the cussing a bill now pending In the state 000 mark. This week will tell the story as to standard varieties. The Davidson legislature pertaining to taxes on au what anxious taxpayers may expect In Fruit company has for many years tomoblles. They were unanimously It should followed the plan of forced blooming opposed to the Intended tax rate of regard to appropriations. of the several varieties, which has 50 cents per horsepower, as long as be remembered, In this, regard, that given It a concrete basis upon which automobiles were also taxed as per many appropriation measures are du plicated in senate and house and that to base estimates o f the annual yield sonal property. | many bills Intended to assist In emp- of apples in the valley. Baker has followed La Grande in ■ tying the state coffers will be killed. The Indoor orchard composed of a purchasing an automobile fire truck. The sum total, in any event, must be large number of limbs taken from A movement has been started to larger than it was at the last session fruit trees and bloomed by steam In establish a cement plant In Medford, j on account of the money which should cubation, Is now prophetic of what the there being large deposits available be expended in adequately advertising orchards will be later. The old Splt- for cement manufacture there and ne the resources of Oregon at the Pana zenberg trees show an extraordinarily gotiations have been started to pur ma-Pacific Exposition and at the San heavy crop. Jonathans are also very chase the plant at Gold Hill and move Diego Exposition and also for a com heavy with bloom. Newtowns, W inter It to that city. prehensive system of building and Banana, Oregon Red, Black Tw ig, Red Experiments are being made at maintaining highways. Cheeks and Ortleys are also showing West Stayton by J. Costakls and E. Contest on State Printer Is Started. a full crop for next season. The expected state printer fight has The estimate for next season’s crop Papadlyoanls with the culture o f to bacco. They assert that conditions appeared In the legislature. Only the is about 1,250,000 boxes. • in Marlon coutity are favorable for skirmish line was thrown out, but that the successful raising of Turkish to it will be a fight was Indicated by the Relief Boat Goes to Nehalem. bacco. Being natives of Greece, they appearance of three bills, two of them Portland.— As a sort of relief boat are tamlllar with tobacco culture and ' Identical, but these two diametrically the gasoline schooner Mlrene, Captain are setting part of their Irrigated land oposed to the third. One, Introduced Mays, left on a special trip to Nehal | to this crop. by Abbott, Is to repeal the flat salary em loaded to the guards with provis law of 1911, which Is due to become The taxpayers of Baker on Febru ions. For the last two or three weeks Nehalem practically has been shut o ff ary 21 will vote on the separate ques effective In 1915 If not repealed. The other two provide that the gov from the outside world so far as tran tions of Issuing city bonds In the sum ernor, secretary of state and state of $»4,703 to repair, the present city sportation facilities are concerned. The washouts and landslides put the water works system by constructing treasurer shall control the state print railroad out of commission temporari | a new line from the settling tank to ing office and that the state printer ly; On the completion of the railway the distributing reservoirs, and the shall be appointed by the board at 5 the Hteamer service from Portland to Issuance of bonds In the sum of $165,- salary of $1800 a year and not later Nehalem was discontinued. Conse 000 to complete the work noted above than December 15, 1814. A ll of the quently the residents have been un and extend the line to Impound the sections of the 1911 flat salary law are able to get In any supplies recently. waters of several other streams to repealed In these bills. Barrett Road Bill Passed In 8enate It Is said the stores there have about which the city has title. Passage of the Barrett county bond With the transfer of the property been depleted of various kinds o f ne of the North Bend Lumber company ing road bill by the senate probably cessities. to the Swayne & Hoyt Lumber com will mean the calling of a Joint con pany, of San Francisco, there enters ference committee to act on the Bar Camps to be Electrified. Mnrshfleld.— Electrically operated Into the lumber industry of Coos coun rett and Hurd bills. The Hurd bill logging camps Is the plan of the Smith ty one of the largest firms on the passed the house and Is known as the Lumber company here. The company Pacific coast. Arrangements are un Orange bill. W hile both are county Is planing to electrify all Its plants In der way to equip the mill with nsw bonding acts they are by no mesas this county. In addition to the work machinery so that its oapeolty will be j Identical. The Barrett bill provides that the that Is now being performed by don brought up to 80.000 feet a day, and key engines, each camp will be sup the plans of the new owners are said county court shall be the supervising power in road matters, but the people plied with a new electrically operated to contemplate doubling the oapacHj of counties snail vote on tbs question of the mill later. saw for cutting trees. i of road bonds. Events Occurring Throughout the State During the Past Week. Legislators Living up to Pledges to Expedite Business MUCH WORK ACCOMPLISHED LOGGING CAMPS ARE OPEN For a sprain you will lind Chatuber- lain’s Liniment excellent. It allays the pain, removes the s'reness, and soon restores the parts to a healthy condition. 25 and fit) cent bottles tor sale by all dealers. Southern Pacific Railway lime-1 able (011*01 GROVI s l u ms South Bound No. No. No. No. 13 North Bound 2:10 u. m. ir> a. mi . 19 17 3:10 i», m. 7:62 p. m i . No. No. No. No. 14 1H 1H 20 1:24 u. ni. 2:10 a. mi . 10:11 it. in. 3:3H p. mi . W. S. Skelton, a merchunt at Stan ley, Ind., says he would not tal.u $100 for the re lief a single box o f Foley Kidney Pills gave him. “ I had a se vere attack <>f kidney trouble with sharp pains through my buck and could hardly straighten up. A single box o f Foley Kidney Pills entirely relieved m e.” New Era Drug Store. 0 . K & s. E. R. R .« C O M P A N Y . IIOITND No. . W. HOUND No j . 1 S T A T IO N K A M Ml*. 7-J“ t v . . ... C o t t a «» h G novi*. 7 VJ . ............ .......... W a i . i u . n ClCKM« « »O KDO 7 V I » 7 •. - - . H.l 4 H.f» WiCKH . i V’ I j . j l ........ ........ Kf-.tr H ull»«;?. 9**»Ä »5 9 .. i *i id f> W ll.D W D O l) *) 4 .V jo 1A M . D immi o n . A M. \ K 1 J i JO ........ i l . as . ! 1. |6 1 1.00 ............ 19.33 IO lH *) |,V| 10.00 T w o e x tra train*» for pRMWMgrr» o n ly lcuveM C ottage d r o v e S atu rd ay*. F.stra train leave* 3:00 1» til., retu rn in g arriv e* a t C ottage d r o v e at $ yo p. in. Subject to ch an ge w ithout notice. A ll ou tw ard freigh t to station w here th ere ia no « g r i l l w ill be left at i i*k o f ow ner. Stage leu v»a I)i* *to o after a rrival o f train on M onday, W ednesday and F rid a y for Oraeco. F reig h t w ill not be receive«! at the O. * s K K. K D epot a fter 5 p. in . T o insure fo rw a rd in g on next train freigh t must be d elivered in um ple tim e to perm it o f ita tirin g billed. A. II. WOOD, Manager. There is no better medicine made for colds than Chamberluin'B Cough Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, re lieves the lungs, op ms the secretions, aids expectoration; and restores the system to a healthy condition. For sale by all dealers. NATURE'S TONIC In the pleasing form ol a delicious, enticing and invigorating bever age, liottled direct from the springs in the Calapooya moun tains. Drink it to Get Well Drink it to Keep Well GAL-A-POO-YA MINERAL WATER is a muratel saline water, equal to any of the renowned spring waters of Europe and America. Recommended hy leading physi cians of the United States for Rheumatism, Kidney and I.iver afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all forms of Stomach, Skin and Blood diseases. Hundreds people "given up” hy physicians have been cured of long-standing ailments hy Calajionya Water. Testimonials on application. Sold hy all dealers, or shipped in cases direct from the springs. Write lor prices. CALAPOOYA SALINE The condensed smile of Calapooya Water. Stomach, Diver, Kidney and Hlood 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 from 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 SPRIN6S COM’Y COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Conductor S. L. Miller, Norfolk, Nebr., on Bonesteel Division o f C. & N. W. Ry. Co., recommends Foley Kidney Pills and says: " I have used Foley Kidney Pills with very satisfac tory results and endorse their use for any one afflicted with kidney trouble. T h ey are all right. New Era Drug Store. ) Tim e la money, it coata you about a dollar in lime every time you read *11 the live news in one iaaue o f The Sentinel. .. The Hurd or Orange bill provides No Need to Stop Work. for election of delegates In road dis When the doctor orders you to stop tricts, these delegates to attend a work it staggers you. I can’ t you say. county road meeting to determine up- You know you are weak, run down and ou road questions. failing in health day by day, but you must work as long as you can stand. House Overrides More Vetoes The following vetoed bills were What you need is Electric Bitters to give tone, strength and vigor to your passed by the house: Bill requiring depot agents to post system, to prevent break down and at once Information received as to de build you up. Don’ t be weak, sickly layed trains for the conven'ence of or ailing when Electric Bitters will the traveling public. Requiring abut benefit you from the first dose. Thou ting property-owners on county roads sands bless them for their glorious to destroy thistles and other noxious health and strength. Try them. Every weeds, and providing a penalty for bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only not doing so. Requiring school direc 50c. at all druggistB. tors to pay for material and labor where, through their own careless ness, contractors leave unpaid bills. Prohibiting expenditures over and above the sums appropriated for any A U . R IG H T S RESERVED public Institution or department of FOR CHILDREN 1 to 8 years the state and creating an emergency board to look after such work. Pro viding that no expenditure shall be made before an appropriation Is made. Question When Vetoed Bills Effective Just when the veto bills of the gov ernor that have been passed by the constitutional two-thirds majority of both houses go into effect Is a ques tion that has arisen In the light of the fact that a number of the governor’s vetoed bills have gone over his head. LEVI STRAUSS «b CO„ Mr. &e FneAce It also develops the point as to whether the vetoed bills, which have been passed notwithstanding the veto This is the season o f the year when of the governor, are subject to a ref mothers feel very much concerned over erendum of the people. the frequent colds contracted by their The members of the senate Judici children, and have abundant reason for ary committee have reached a conclu it ss every cold weakens the lungs, sion that the vetoed bills do not be lowers the vitality and paves the way come laws until 90 days after ad for the more serious diseases that so journment of the legislative session often follow . Chamberlain’s Cough and are subject to a referendum of Remedy is famous for its cures, and is the people if such Is desired. pleasant and safe to take. For sale Saloons in Depots Prohibited by all dealers. Under amendments which have been made to the Hoskins bill In the sen ate regulating the sale of liquor near depots, the bill now prohibits the lo cation of a saloon In any depot, under P R O F E S S IO N A L CARDS the same roof as the depot, or In an adjacent building. Originally the bill Graduate Nurse Attending: was intended to prohibit saloons from being located within 300 feet of a de Practice limited to pot. The bill is also amended to ex clude drug stores from its provisions. OVERALLS s s h w m ? EDDING Stationery of every kind.—Sentinel. O. R. GULLION, M. D. Bill Proposes Petition Regulations EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT OFFICE: 306 W H ITE TEMPLE EUGENE, ORE. The name of every person or com pany interested In an initiative meas ure must have his, her or its name plainly printed on the cover of any Physician and Surgeon petition circulated under the Initiative Office Phone 34, Residence Phone 126-J law and must make known to the world that he, she or It Is so Interest ed, according to a proposed amend ment to the Initiative law, Introduced Attorney-at-Law by Representative Latourette, of Mult Special Attention Given to Mining and nomah county, In the house. Corporation Law. This bill also provides that no per Office, W oodward Building son may solicit for pay more than 250 names on any measure without first Phone Office 47 u ® « i La^ i u t ; r ck receiving from the governor a license, Office Honrs: 1 to 6 p. m, Consultation by appointment only. something like a notarial commission, DR. C. E. FROST after which he may proceed to solicit A. W. KIME, M. D. J. S. MEDLEY Osteopathic and Medical Physician Protects Wages From Loan Shark Chronic and Nervous Diseases a Specialty. - - OREGON Protection against loan sharks Is the COTTAGE GROVE object of a bill introduced by Senator Farrell. It provides that no assign ment ot wages shall be valid to secure ye ar and hroat D is e a s e s a loan of less than $200, unless It is A Specialty—Glass Fitting accepted In writing by the employer, H O T E L OREGON, TH U R S D A Y S , 9-3 and no such assignment Is to be held Central Office, White Temple, Eugene valid, when made by a married man, except by the written consent of bis Telephone Room 14, Woodward Bldg. wife. DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR E , E T Office Free Textbooks Advocated DR. H. H. O W E N Senator Day introduced a bill pro Veterinarian viding that~ free textbooks shall be Graduate Kansas City COTTAGE GROVE. furnished in all the public schools of Veterinary College OREGON the state except In high Bchools. The bill provides that each school district shall pay for its own books. Teacher ot Piano and Organ Any teacher or anyone connected officially with the public schools Is Certificated from the Associated Board, prohibited from In any way being fi Royal Academy and Royal College of Music. Residence Second S treet nancially connected with the purchase of such books. J. N. WATERHOUSE Legislative Brevities Resolutions of respect on the death of Captain James Blakely, of Browns ville, were adopted by both houses. Senator Calkins' bill fixing the sal ary of the governor's private secretary at $3000 a year was passed by the senate by a vote of 18 to 12. The senate defeated the house bill of the revision of laws committee to repeal an ancient act allowing coun ties to maintain tuberculosis aana- toriums. Anyone wishing to teach music, ei ther vocal or instrumental, will have to he licensed before so doing, ac cording to the provisions of s Mil In troduced in the house. Sale of liquor to s minor or allowing a minor to play any games around a place where liquor Is sold will result In forfeiture of the license and a heavy penalty under the provisions of a bill introduced by Senator Calkins. The house has adopted Representa tive Blanchard's memorial to congress asking for the repeal of all patent rtgh. and copyright laws, as being on« of the principal bulwarks of monopoly and the main cause of the high seat of living. T o give to the governor power to veto any part or several parts at a general appropriation Mil where It car ries appropriations of sums of money for various purposes. Is the constitu tional amendment to be su b a ltt«4 to the people at the neat general «tr a il on. Office Phone Mein S Residence, Mein 121L F. L. INGRAM, D. M. D. Dentist A L L W ORK GUARANTEED. Lawson Bldg. Cottage Qrove, Ore E. YOUNG attorney at Law Office on Main Street COTTAGE GROVE :: :: :s OREGON J. C. JOHNSON Attorney-a t-La iv Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor ation, mining and Probate law a specialty Collection and Insurance. OREGON cottage grove Practice« in ell Courts 25 Years’ Experience H. J. S H IN N A T T O R N E Y A T LA W NO TARY PUBLfJ Phone No. 4 COTTAGE GROVE, ORE Telephone 131-R F. W. ROBBINS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office at Residence: 104 S. 5th Street L. A. H A L L , D. C. |Chiropractor Cottage Hotel, Tuesday and Friday o f each W eek Central Office: White Temple, EUGENE. ORE.
