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and Lots BRYAN’S MISSION Acreage for r»-U U n r. $•*“ “| it will |.«y you u, Jol.n Nokot. ¿Suit. Lmro|">A»; , A rn ie H «lv* »■ hi»"wn _ „ ihr rrrnwly m od« ___ of thr iktn. and alau and « » ‘ ta- ■ „ »nothing .»Ml h «.l- T ¡ji>»».»n.n. publisher o f ,¿ ,„.1 1 «.. N. C.. w rite , th .l . . I hi. ■••rl"U. .kin .lim en t “ » • » ‘■«llo. f" i M - ,,n ly 5tfM - »|,d hv «H ‘ Ir .le r .. Harrington „ii.i ini yoUH ntly and satiafactorily have every facility for iirutall claHHeaof « o <»<I h . limply 14 Barn ami H re Proof tin Connection. - of Hduling & I’Uino Moving ( » U r « « O r»*. M l c l.m lt y In Omaha waa S h a d o w ed t>y the terribly •do.»)' Ill Ohio, Great Buffer lickm-M from cold» and .* • rMultnl L I’o ol., 2217 Cali- gLi Om .h., w r i t . . : "M y (,„) . very revere rough .twl Kulry'. Honey and T a r Com eked It <>nt in no lime. He- slilutrr. For rale by all tf* 0 f»b«re. Pdiifk Kdiivtdy I Ime-1 able toluol oaovt situo«* I tl*e ». aorta tbMMa I 14 * N* a .ilr » X-t* I Id |> » T U .» i J 10 a IO I I a No. I . N . as It. m m >U » m s. L R. R. COMPANY. W IM II N I ) H I » » A M »TATIOWtt , 0vft4ttl <<«uvà W* •!»•** PA Nf Aft ... <MCmii f*udin» . W ie««.... . . „ . k i l t H a i im a m V il b t ir t M i ... I»tW»tU* tratta* *»r | K t » M a | f t a «m l)f le « » e e ;M *tu» i * > * K i l t a f»«ia» l r a * f * t «• » la r e « I C u ( U | « O to e e « 1 ) 1 » M | | C f a liiM t a l t ir » « it e t ltr»|> I t «U IM .M w h r f f « f i bt W t •> »k «4 u e a c i '~ Ih e fc è. Alien Laws Raeraru.au, California In th. ffull- nroa of her right a. a at.,*, In* y „ Imct j a rigid u»„d law burring Orientals from ownership, but such s. tlou would be agnlnat the earneat wish of Crest dent Wilson and the national udmlula- tratlon. This la the aubaUne. of tha maaaage from Wuffhlngton which W. J. Bryan a«« rotary of « t „ , e » „ j p«raoual rapre tentative of the preaidant, dellvured to u aecr.l confarenc. attendod only by Oovarnor Johnson. Lieutenant Uov | amor Wallara and the 12u members of tha stale legislature. Secretary Bryan s mission, however, aeema to have failed. Insofar aa pre^ venting action by the California legis lature, as gleaned from a review of tbe • »V Harris a K>ln| proceeding». Oovarnor Johnson sound Cordell Hull, congrassman from ad the keynote of tbe poaltlon of tbe Tanne»»««, Wh0 wrota tha Income tax majority party In a brief but Intense section of the tariff bill. speech In def.-nse of California's poal lion at tbe end of an all day discussion with Herratnry Bryan He told Herr» WOMEN TRAPPED IN RAID »ary Bryan that the right of California ' Uj follow tbe lead of other atatea was Gambling Establishment Uncovered In unipteattoned, and declared that auch Residence District of Oakland, Cal. a course now seems assured. Oakland. Cal.—The police uncover The address was brief, but It lndl ed a poolroom for women In a raid ealed plainly that the opinion of the on a private house In the heart of a governor remained unchanged by the residential section Mrs. Julia Acker arguments put forward by Mr Bryan. man. the alleged proprietress; Mra. 7 hose who expected Secretary Bry- Adeiii, Burnett. Mrs. Joseph Hoebllng nn to expound a uew theory of stataa' und Rudolph Abraham were arrested. rights were disappointed, as were Half a doxen other women and several those who expected threats of war or men were trapped, but the police re leased them owing. It was explained, other sinister predictions. Advice In the name of President Wll- to luck of sufficient evidence. For two weeks, according to the po aon was all that Secretary Bryan had to offer, and the paramount question lice, numbera of women had been en here la whether such advice will over tering the Ackerman residence. In come the previously announced In spectors Thomas Wood and 8 t Clair tention of the Republican majority to Hodgkins ‘ stole up to the front door enact an alien land-holding law along and forced an entrance. Mrs. Acker man. Wood reported, leaped at him tinea already agreed upon. and clutched his throat. He aald he Friedmann «aid to Have Sold Rights. shook her off and with Hodgkins ran New York Dr. Frederick Kranx Into a room fully equipped aa a pool- Results of the Alan. Idaho, Friedmann Is reported to have sold room. the American rights for tbe sale of hia races were being received over a tele turtle serum for 11,926,000 to the phone wire from Han Francisco. Klaner Mendrlaon company of this city. He received 1125,000 In cash and th . balance In stock In the 36 j-ried- mann Institutes which will be estab lished In as many states, with a total capitalisation of 16,400.000. The first atatea to receive the Friedmann Insti tutions will be New York, Colorado, Arixona. New Mexico and California, where there are thousands of tuber culosis patients. BALKAN SITUATION PUZZLES EUROPE London.—The mystery surrounding events In the Balkans Is becoming tiu * \ i» m Tw iit a u f f ( u f w a f i l l u i deepened. Word comes from Austria : f r r u M m *atl tur t J r l l r » * r 4 I n • nt|»l* ot Ita '*•»••§ tiltlftsl that the crown prince of Montenegro, A. H. A OOt). M anager Danilo, and his troops have marched out of Scutari toward the north, and :pt and Effectual Cure for that only five batteries of artillery r Bad Colds, rainHtn In the fortress. you have a bad cold you want Fssad Pasha's exploit In Albania Is still clouded, and the situation In Sa- , Ikat will not only give relief. lontkl Is difficult to understand. A a prompt a id permanent dispatch from Salontkl of current date I roatrdy that la pleaaant to Portland.— Charged with dressing n confirms the report that orders were I wanly that contain, nothing Chamberlain's (lough Kcme- dead body, the source of which Is given for the Bulgurs to evacuate all •II these requirements. It shrouded In myalery, lu bis clothing, places occupied by the Greeks, but •store's plan, relievea the lung. having passed It off us hta dead body that later these orders were counter oration, »pens the aecre- and thereafter collecting through bis manded and that official attempts to4 natures the ayalem to a wife a total of aproxtmately 116.000 were made to pretend they were never tondituin. Thia remedy has a from the Portland offices of an in given. A Bucharest dispatch, dated April •Mo sale and uae, and can aurance company, the Postal Life, and -bt doporxlt-'l upon. Sold by all two fraternal organisations, the Mod 20. to the Dally Telegraph, expresses ern Woodmen of America and tha Uni the conviction that Immediately peace ted Artisans. James C. L * Franc, was la signed between the alliea and Turk placed under arrest at Coqutlle, Or.. ey. a new war will commence between and la held aa an accessory on a Servla, Bulgaria and Greece. •ay that a m icro*. charge of obtaining money by false — ns . If yom ara toslag pretenses tty oar remedy at t a r risk. REORGANIZED ROAD LIABLE Ills wife and the mother of his four ^dmor and ' Ua&*. > on», of oi Donntnr. warm» ■rawaud, the p M l French graal ahtldren. the youngest less than six Northern Pacific as Railway Company ' ‘ ‘ aim that • au- Must Pay Obligation aa •'Railroad.’* month» old. was arrested with him and .---- — dneaa and that, Washington.— In a decision of mo ' 5 »«o Urn r wriftad w r iB M a by o y « amiaa.1 m in a n t Is being held aa a principal. She It r~— Tkio microbe doatroya waa. It la alleged, who collected the mentous Importance, especially aa to tssfeiUeUe. ia u mko raunt » , tha Insurance money after the finding of railroads, the supreme court laid down ■Mtoa »» fines aad tha aaalp to - 1 hoa. it Is believed what was supposed to be the dead the general principle that a creditor mil roriTo tha growth. If body of her husband July 1. 1912, by of a corporation, not a party to Its re- -, Wnro thin eneura. balda— a party of fishermen along the Clacks- orf aiilxatlon, may hold Its successor • know ot an thing that has for Us debt. maa river above Kstacada. " I * * « universel oaliafaeUo. 1. lu this specific case, the court, 6 to I jl France’s Identity was first con 1 »ho w»lp and hair aa Rotali .“ » Tomi- It haa baan de- clusively proved when, during the ex I. in a decision which Justice Lurton, J *»»*• long otudy to . v arena». citement of arrest, the children gnth- who dissented, declared "wus alarm ¡TTPf talliag hair a* diaaovarod " " • ." • “a Iw Hahouraud and .red around him and kept c a l l i n g him ing," held the Northern Pacific rail t-., p. *»1'» hair specialists, and -papa. papa. ‘ lnatead of "uncle, as way company responsible for $126,000 »dl do mura than aay- V .? "ka to rtinova dandruff and Mrs. la» France had declared kerger judgment against the Northern Pacific kair; »nd |( huma. railroad company, which It succeeded, was her brother-in-law. t® Pmmoia Pro in____ » now growth *M despite the fact that the court ex ----- 1 Wl -- u.j do tnat, that. too. The trail was taken up after the Insurance people had satisfied t <m pressly Btated that no moral wrong • U uÌ* ì ° " to maka ua prora It. m°«>th’a I n t i m a i ■elves, by the evidence ot .equal» - doing was to be found In the reorgan T S L i ï H“ r Toni, «aad dar- isation. ***. d y^u will ua. It .*• a n te, of La France who declared tha to dirortmng . .nd ara nat Corporation lawyers who heard the they had seen him on the Mtr6' “ T aatufiod. »u.ricd Who. Whoa wa wUI will decision declared It was a direct blow g k i H , .hould not KaaiUto Portland after his . » P * " « ! *J £ at the practice of reorganizing corpor the alleged dead man was attll la th ations to get rid of onerous contracts _ nSSL’T**!?"“ * *°4*r. Y ou . j y * * * *«U got your M t t y land of the living. — M Two ataaa: 50s THE M A R K E T». WOULD COMPEL DIVORCE lleiall " M " Hair TowU Portland. "•»unity only t | w otoro; e flr r « t * l» a l o f t ra i« a U t • tel k n » l a ) f lo t O f t « « «*« m • r 1 a I t I. r • I «y H » $15,000 OBTAINED THROUGH SWINDLE In Your Scalp HE MODERN *• ph a r m a c y ProprUlor A* t e ft M a « ¡i!y :^ Orogon ,A r*w 2 L 'q ko»n°« t*'8 *’on<*l«ton Koundup H-1I, ' t *'1 d* fln,t« |y f « r Septem tjMr.u he form er aucceasea of 'UW We,l,0rn ,how •*’ p,,. ^ r ,P**ted. or even outdone, fo,,. r pr*Paratio.g „re being eo"'ing event than ever AG. SCHOOL WORK AMAZES MAGAZINE EDITOR Surprised at Not Finding Tall, Lanky, Kaw-Boned Boys Dressed in Corduroy. Majority In California Legisla ture Still in Favor of N etful Sklo S«iv*. it CORDELL HULL NOT SUCCESSFUL t,u-k g a rd o n ln f. Good Wheat—Club, 87c; bluestem, 98c; "No Woman Should Spe"d H «r D ,y* With a Bruts or a Sot.’ rod Russian. «6c. *o -Com pulsory divorce law*. Hay— Timothy, «15; alfalfa, $12,. Chicago ,d of laws to make <^orcehard Butter—Creamery, 28c. lnatead obtain, were advocated y I£ggs—-Candled, 2lc. er to o „h o . in the court of domestic Hops- 1»12 crop. l«c. Gemili, , hear, perhaps » o r e tala. « Wool— Eastern Oregon, l« c ; W ll relations woe than any other judge In lam .lt« vslley, 20c. marital the land Seattle, ere are people , "Th ere Who Should be forced «iy l « " Wheat—llluestem, 98c; club. 87c; today wl rate," said Judge O « « » • separate rod Russian. 86c. women suffering are woi Kggs- *0c nutter— Creamery, -»c. through a mistaken sense of Hay—Timothy. $ 1 « P«' *■: quality of the m s rrl»«* tle‘ meant that • women .haul $U per ton. all her days with a brute. The mention o f an agricultural col lege to the average city msn conjures up visions o f tall, lankv farmer boys, in corduroys and high boots, bending over books, to learn how to grow more grain to the acre, and how to make the cows give more rnilk. To such we advise a visit to Cor vallis, to the Oregon Agricultural Col lege. The w riter visited the O. A. C. last week and came away amazed that such a wonderful institution, accomplishing aa it does, auch a tremendous amount o f good, is so little known and under stood. A rriving at Corvallis, a beautiful city of 5WX) population, our train as it rolled into the station was greeted by college yells from two or three hun dred leather-lunged students, who were at the depot to greet the O. A . C. basket ball team returning home from a game at Eugene. A fte r five minutes’ walk from the , • ■tatio'', we rome to the college grounds a broad, green campus, dotted here and there with dignified, substantial buildings. The O. A. C., even to the causual observer, is certainly doing wonderful work. The hundreds o f bright, clean- cut young men and women seen in the various class rooms and on the campus, each with the air o f being there for business; the sympathy given the stu dents by instructors and professors ; the esprit which pervades the entire institution from top to bottom, make one wiah that our achool days could return again, so that we could go to Corvallis and spend four years among auch environments and start anew, equipped with the training that is sure to make better men and women o f all who receive it. The purpose o f the school is to pro vide a liberal, thorough and practical education, one that w ill fit the student for the problems he w ill have to cope with when he has passed through the college and takes up his chosen field. The work o f this splendid institution, which has grown to its dominating po sition in the educational work o f the state under the brilliant leadership o f its president, Mr. Kerr, is planned to train the mind, the eye and the hand to act in unison, and in the words of the catalogue issued by the college, " t o develop a symetrical manhood and womanhood, and a just appreciation of clean, upright citizen ship." Among the principal buildings are the administration building; science hall ; agricultural hall; dairy build in g; mines building; mechanical arts building ; Waldo Hall, the young wo man’s dorm itory; Cauthorn Hall, the men’s dorm itory; Shepard Hall, which houses the Y. W. C. A .; the armory, one o f the largest o f its kind in the country; the gy m ; and various other buildings, all harmonizing in general arrangement, the splendid campus making a most dignified setting.—The Key To Success. , Saving Sawmill Waste. * Professors Stafford and Shinn of the University o f Oregon chemistry de partment at Eugene are engaged in working out a process for the distilla tion o f wood for the purpose o f obtain ing its by-products. They te lie v e they have discovered a method that is work ing out in practical results. I f their discovery is successful it * i l l mean a large saving in the material o f saw- mi Ils formerly regarded as waste. The Curry County commercial club has set to work for better roads. The aid o f the state and forest service, as well as the issuance o f public bonds are the means proposed. FRUIT BUSINESS IN GOOD SHAPE AT CRESWELL v z H IST0BY OP THE WORLD TW0-DT-0HE PTJZZLE. Add and subtract according to plcturea, etc., and yon will then be able to find the name of tbe place where witchcraft broke out In 1«92 and fifty-five peo^ pie were tortnred Hnd twenty executed before tt wae abated. A fter you have done this find the picture o f one o f the tortured. HOT BISCUIT, hot cakes, made wNh ROYAL Baking Powder are delicious , health fu l and easily made . industry, which ia even now commenc ing to produce results. Besides the fruit growing the berry industry is flourishing and gives promise o f being a very profitable busi ness and more berries have been set out the past year than ever before and more would have been planted only for the scarcity o f plants. Nearly all com mercial varieties can be grown here. A number o f orchardists find it well to plant berries between the trees, thus gettin g revenue from their land while waiting for the trees to ge t intt bear ing. The cannery, which is to be equipped and in operation this season, is a source o f great encouragement to fruit and berry growers. It gives them a chance to dispose o f their crops at the best market prices and to grow berries on a larger scale. In this way people are in much bet ter circumstances than by owning larger ranches. It does not require the time nor so* much money to raise a crop on these small tracts and with the cannery to care for it and market it, it ia a paying investment to both the grower and cannery people.— Chronicle. C alling cards— The Sentinel. People Over 65 Years of Age H E S E N T IN E L wishes to secure fo r its picture gallery the photos o f every person in the Grove country over 65 years o f age, and has made ar rangements with the Arm strong Studios fo r the taking o f these pictures. C$3 C$3 The Sentinel w ill pay the expense o f having them taken. Go in at once fo r your sitting. W e want to get these pictures within 30 days. C$3 C$3 C$3 Don’t Mistake the Cause Many Cottage Grove People Have Kidney Trouble and Do Not Know It. Do you have backache? With Many Additional Tracts and A re you tired and worn out? Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed? a Cannery Orchard City Ex Are the kidney secretions irregular? pects Prosperity. Indications point to more activity in horticultural lines in Creswell and sur rounding territory this season than ever before. The growing o f fruit and berries has been tried for a number o f years here and haa proven a very suc cessful venture, and there are many tracts o f fru it and berries being set out this year. The business o f farm ing on a largo scale haa been abandoned and the result ia the development o f small tracts by modern methods o f horticulture. From a horticultural point o f view thia section is w ell adapted to fruit and berries. The different orchard companies have been inatrumental in making some great developments, purchasing large acreage all within four miles o f Cres well and planting it to fruit and dis posing o f it in small tracts at a reason able figure and on easy terms. The result has been that people have been brought into the country end are mak ing their homes on these tracts, fe e l ing that great opportunities are afforded them by locating here and waiting for the maturity o f the fru it Highly colored ; contain sediment? Likely your kindeys are at fault. Weak kidneys give warnings o f distress Heed the warning; don’ t delay — Use a tested kidney remedy Read this Roseburg testim ony; G. W. Kezartee, carpenter and con tractor, 102 N. Flint St., Roseburg, Ore., says: “ Once again I confirm my recommendation o f Doan’s Kidney Pills and time has only added to iny confi dence in them. 1 have had no serious trouble from kidney complaint for a long time, thanks to Doan’s Kidney Pills. H owever, I have taken them fo r slight trouble with my bladder and have had good results. I believe Doan’ s Kidney Pills are the best o f all kidney and bladder rem edies." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents fo r the United States. Remember the name— Doan’ s— and take no other. Get your “ House fo r Rent” and “ House fo r Sale” signs at The Sen tinel office. y Dr. Miles’ A nti-Pain Pills will help you, as they hare helped others. Good for all kinds o f pain. Used to relieve Neuralgia, H ead ache, Nervousness, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Kidney Pains, Lumbago, Locom otor Ataxia, Backache, Stomachache, Carsiclmess, Ir ri tability and fo r pain in any part o f the body. " I have a lw »r* b»en subject ta nauralKia »nd hav» suffered from tt for year». While visiting my son •nd suffering from one of the old attacks, ha brought rat n box of Dr. M ile«’ Antl-Paln Pills. I used them aa directed and aftar taking them It waa tha first time in years tha neuralgia ceased from tha w e of madlclne.” MRS. C. C. HOWARD. 402 Oreena St.. Dowagtaa, M1 oh. At all druggists. 25 doaoa 25c. M ILES M EDICAL CO., Elkhart, ind.