Cottage Grove sentinel., July 24, 1913, Image 3

Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble.
When you iisve trouble with your
atumai'h or chronic cunatipatiun, don't
militine Hint your chou ia beyond help
juat because your doctor falla to giv*
you relief. Mra. (J. Stengle, Plainfield,
N. J., write*, " F o r over a inontb past
I have been truubled with my stomach.
Everything I ate upset It terribly.
One o f Chamberlain's advertíalo«
book Irla came to roe. A fte r reading a
few o f the lettera fritto people who had
been cured by Chamberlain's Tableta,
I decided to try them, i have taken
nearly three fourth* of a package of
them und can now eat nlmoat evrry-
thng I w a n t." For aale try all dealer*
SEATTLE MOB BURNS
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TH E SERVANTS DUTY.
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Pacific Fleet Sailors Alleged to
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By W A L T E R K. TO W E R S , A .B ., J.D., o f the Michigan Bar
When we speak o f "m a s te r" in the
iwpular sense we usoally think o f one
who has wide authority over the per­
son o f an employe who ia in a decidedly
inferior imsition. We are inclined to
think o f a "s e r v a n t" as one serving
in a somewhat menial capacity. But
such ia not the meaning o f master ami
servant in legal terminology.
The
words master and servant are aa broad
ua employer and employe, inlcuding all
employera ami all employes, whatever
their rank, whatever the importance or
responsibility o f their calling.
The
general manager with the widest
authority employed at a salary o f a
hundred thousand dollars a year ia, in
law, aservanL The simplest employer
is a master.
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CITY WIPED OUT BY FIRE
The duty o f the aervant to obey the
master it fumtamental. It ia o f the
essence o f the contract o f employment
and must alwaya be recognized. " A
promiae by the aervant to obey the
lawful and reasonable orders o f his
master within the scope o f hla con­
tract is implied by la w ," said a New
York judge. "Submission to the mas­
ter's will ia the law o f the contract."
An authority on this subject baa
written, "W h ere a aervant deliberately
violates hia master's order«, oi refuse«
to obey them when given, he ia clearly
guilty o f the groasest breach of con­
tract. His duty la to obey the master
in all things fur which he became
bound expressly, or in which obedience
ia implied from the nature o f the ser­
vice undertaken.”
The em ployer'« usuaiyredress. for a
refusal to obey on the part o f hla aer­
vant ia a dismissal from hia aervice.
This right of a master to dismiss a aer­
vant whoh as violated this duty o f obe­
dience ia firmly settled. As to just
what amounta to auch a defiance of
profier authority aa to ju stify an em­
ployer in dismissing an employe whom
tuting the lurgeat class ever ''gradu­ it has been agreed is to serve for a
ated.*'
definite period is the question thst is
o f most immediate interest and impor­
tance to employer and employe.
Entire Business Section of Sheridan,
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Oregon, le Oeetroyed
Sheridan. Or.— A* the result of the
exploalon of u small gasoline stove In
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* IM 1(1 N il a ruatuurunt hen* the bualneaa section
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; of Shurldiiu la a smouldering heap of
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One blacksmith
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An raira (m ill lot |M*arli|jri a only !•»*•»■ embracing the husliieaa section, de­
4 ol t i«|{f 4• lovr WnliirfetUya «m l sm I i i i «I m >• Ml
stroying buildings and stocka of mer
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chundlae valued at from t.’fco.oou to
hulijri 1 !.. 1hangr wllhoMl llnlVr
IJOU.OOO, with Insurance of about 1126,
a . U . W o o d , Manager.
ooo. Aa the major portion of the
buildings were of wood construction,
I f ■ s u b s t it u t e is o f f e re •i y o u f o r
there was little chance to nave them
Fidey Kidney Pills, it means a cheaper
from the flninea.
medicine ia pressed upon you for the
dealer's profit, not for youra. Foley 100 Prisoners to Leave Reformatory
Kidney Pills may coat the dealer more
Olympia. Wash.— One hundred pria
than a cheap substitute, but they give oner* at the Monroe Reformatory have
better results than any other kidney been granted pnrolea by the board of
and bladder medicine. Aak for Foley managers
One waa granted Imme­
Kidney Pills. Fur sale by all dealera diate freedom, while- the other 99 will
everywhere.
leave the Inatltutlon August 1, consti­
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0. & S. E. R. R. COMPANY.
W om an FlnalW R eoov e n
From Nenrou» Breakdown
Impoverished nerves destroy many
people before their time. Often be­
fore a sufferer realize* what the
trouble is, he it en the verge of a
complete nervous breakdown.
It
it of the utmost importance to keep
your nervous system in good con­
dition, at the nerve* are the aource
o f all bodily power.
Mrs. Anna
Kouni, a il Mechanic St., Pueblo,
Colb., aay*:
“ For many years I suffered from
nervous prostration; I wss unable
to do any houte work and doctor*
failed to help me.
Remedies I
tried from druggists (lid not do
me s particle o( good. A neighbor
told my husband about
Dr. M iles' Nervine
and he procured a bottle. A fter the
first few doses I showed a marked
improvement and after taking two
bottles 1 was entirely cured. I have
been perfectly well for years and
cannot praise Dr. Miles Nervine
too highly.”
If you are troubled with loss o f
appetite, poor digestion, weakness,
inability to sleep; if you are in a
general run down condition and
unable to bear your part of the
daily grind of life, you need some­
thing to strengthen your nerves.
You may not realize what it the mat­
ter with you, but that is no reason
why you should delay treatment.
Dr. M iles' Nervine
has proven its value in nervous dis­
orders for thirty years, and merits
s trial, no matter how many other
remedies have failed to help you.
Sold by all d ru g g lita
If first bottle
falls to bonoftt your money It returned.
M I L S « M E D IC A L C O , E lk h a rt, Ind.
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Causes of Stomach Troubles.
Sedentary habile, lack o f outdoor
exercise, insufficient maatication of
food, constipation a torpid liver, worry
and anxiety, overeating, partaking of
food and drink not auited to your Hgo
and occupation. Correct your habit*
and take Chambcrlain'a Tablet* and
you w ill soon be well again. For sale
by all dealers.
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A * a vary large proportion of ua tor auch single acts o f disobedience.
must either direct the work o f those Numberless examples might be dis­
who serve ua or follow the direction* covered of instances o f disobedience
o f those whom we serve, the question that have been he-d tu justify a dis­
o f the duties which employe owes to missal.
employer ia indeed vital.
Not only may a master dismiss a dis­
The method that an employer uaually obedient aervant, but he may also sue
adopts to enforce hie authority ia to that servant and secure damages for
diamiaa from hla service the employe any injury which may have been caused
who fails to obey hla commands, or | by reason o f the servant's disobedience.
perforin the dutiea expected o f him.
While the general rule la that the
1 he fear o f "losin g the jo b " ia what disobedience of any order ia a breach
holds moat employes to their dutiea. of the (iuty which the employe owes to
The employe uaually enforce« hla the employer, and so a justification for
right* hy quitting when he ia ordered dismissal, there are certain circum­
to perform a task which he believea stances which will ju alify a servant in
Unreasonable. In case« where the em­ hia disobedience. A aervant need not
ploye baa been hired for no definite obey an order which ia unreasonable,
|>eri<Ml, and there ia no understanding but an employe should be very certain
that the employment ia to continue for that the instruction would be deemed
any period, the relation o f employer obviously anil certainly unreasonable
and employe ia continued merely at the by a normal person before he disobeys
will o f the parties and may be readily for that reason. Nor need » servant
diaaolved by either. But where there obey instructions which nre unlawful.
ia a definite agreement a contract
Neii!.. r may an employe be dismissed
between employer and employe, fixing for failure to obey orders instructing
a term o f employment, the employer him to perform services which are not
may not discharge the employe without properly within the duties for which
he was employed.
adequate grounds.
Heattl*.— All of the Industrie. **ork
era of the World luoetlng place*. U>e
Hiiclallat headguartors and a Boclaltat
new* aland were wrecked and the
furniture piled In the atreet und burn
od lit front of each place by a great
mob, led by 100 eullora from the Fa
olflc reserve fleet and half aa many
aoldlera from the I’ uget aouiul forte
ItiMl Friday. Olio inetuber of the I. W
W ll.l. INI Vinn«
W. wua «lightly Injured, und It la re
ported that one aullor auataloed u bro
ken arm.
promptly ami Batisfaptorily.
The Times printed a report of
rhey liuv«t»vt*ry facility for
speech made by Hocretary of the Navy
Hunltda, at the itallder Club, tn which
humlliiiK ull c ' I u h h c h of r i k m I m ,
ami ttimply solicit a trial.
the necretary la aald to have urged
forcible aupproaalon of the rod flag
Kt*«*<l Harn ami Fire 1‘roof
and the 1. W. W, The aecretary de­
Vault in Connection.
All kinds of Hauling & I’idno Moving nied that be bad auy Intention of ( CHID
«ellng violence anil aeveral who beard
Itioor No. 7 2
< ull air«- Grove
him i.poak corroborate hla atateiuent.
The mayor profeaaed to gee In the
Tlinna' account of the aecretary'a
Unsightly Face Spots.
Are eureil by Or. Ilobaon'a Kc/.ema speech a cauae for the attack of aall-
Ointmrnt, wbieh heala all akln erop ora on the headguurtera of I. W. W.
tion*. No matter how long you bave i and Hnclallela and gave thla aa au e i
been Iroulded by Itrhiog, buridog, or , ouae for leeullig a proclamation for
acaly akln humors, juat poi a little of bidding the publication of the Tlmea
timi aiMithing aoliaeptle, Or. Ilobaon'a unlens proofs of Ita contenta abould
Eczema Olntmeot, on thè aurea and thè flrat have been aubmltted to hltn for
Nulferlog alopa Inalatilly. Heallog Ile- 1 scrutiny. 11« followed thla up with a
gloa timi very minute. Ooetora uae it proelamatlon closing all the saloons
in their praelier and reruinmend il. of the city on the final day of the an
Mr. Allenino ot l.ittletown, |*s,, aaya : mini Potlatch, Haturilay.
" t l a d eczema un furrhead ; Or. Ilob- ! la w yers for the Tlinna Immediately
aoo'a Fczeina Ointmrnt eureil it In Iwo went before Judge John K. Humphrtea
w eeka,"
Cuaranleed to relieve or of the superior court, und obtained a
money refum^ed. All druggiata, or by restraining order preventing the may
n.ail, l ’ rice fiUr Ffelffer Chemical Co., or or police from Interfering with the
publication of the paper.
i'hiladdphia ami St. lamia.
Hnlootinien also secured an order
I from the court unjoining the order to
Southern l'dtilit Rdllway IIme- «ibk- close.
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cows. But the master’s requirements
must be clearly beyond the scope of
the servant’s employment to justify a
refusal. Thus a man hired for general
work on a farm is not justified in aban­
doning hia employment because he is
set to cutting flax with a machine and
thinks thia too hard work, nor because
he ie required to carry bricks.
The hours at which a servant i* re­
quired to work are not infrequently
fixed by the terms o f the agreement
between employer and employe. The
length o f a working day may also be
prescribed by law. It may be under­
stood from the nature o f the employ­
ment, but a aervant cannot be required
to work at unreasonable times, nor for
periods, which considering all the cir­
cumstances, are excessive.
As to holidays the lawa o f the state
flontrol. Other daya off may be recog­
nized and understood by custom or
stated in the contract.
Sunday ia
usually a legal holiday, or understood
as a holiday, yet it may not be in ex­
ceptional callings as those of seaman
or railroad employe.
losses in action o f both Russia and
Japan in the entire war were 625.IKM»
out o f a total force o f 1,540,(git). The
total loasea In action during our Civil
War were not quite 200,000 out of a
total of 3,378,304 engaged,
Russo-
Japanese losses in a war o f less than
two years were 40 per cent. Civil War
losses In a four-years’ war were six per
cent.
Those who lightly incite Japan to
war know not what they do. We doubt
not that, if put to the teat, American
soldiers would match Japanese w illing­
ness to die with equal devotion. But
such a deadly conflict should not be
provoked over any auch question aa the
right of a state to pass a law which
haa a direct bearing on Federal func­
tion. Were we brought face to face
with the neceaaity o f fighting tojlhe
death for preaervation of our race from
lose o f identity amid hordeaof Asiatics,
we ought to fight, even though the
conflict involved carnage such as that
at Fort Arthur and Mukden. But no
auch emergency confronts or threatens
ua. Not only justice but wise fiolicy
dictates that we should not provoke
war on light pretense. When the cause
justifies the coat, it will he time enougli
to fight.
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Sickness or other urgent necessity is
a recognized excusi for an employe’s
failure to work during periods o f re­
quired labor. But a servant who ab­
sents himself from work, contrary to
Some Girl, Is Mildred.
the instructions fo his employer, for no
Charlotte (N . C .) Observer
good cause, is guilty o f a breach of
One of the moat beautiful and most
duty ami may be dismissed.
magnificent and moat brilliant wedding
(Copyright,1913, by W alter K. Towers.)
scene« that wa* ever presented to a
Wilaon aasemblage will be witnessed
A aervant may not be dismissed for
when Lawrence Frett, president of the
the failure to oliey an order in regard
Brett Dredging Co., is married to
to a matter o f small ini|H<rtBiire and ao
Mildred Roney, the highly talented and
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trivial that the contract o f employment
brilliantly polished and very fascinat­
is not affected. I f the disobedience
So secretive were both Russia and ing daughter o f our highly esteemed
was unintentional, and in regard to Japan about their losses in the war of townsman. Captain K. G. Roney, one
matters o f no importance, and the in­ 1904-5 that not till several years later o f Wilsons most prominent and influen­
struct ions were in regard tn matters of is the world informed the full truth tial business men, for in his noble life
mere detail and not o f a character to about that titanic struggle. We are o f splendid usefulness be has exhibited
require in all circumstances strict now learning that in the stolid indif­ the resplendent virtues o f lyfliest citi­
ob.-dience, the law will generally insist ference with which both armies went zenship.
And as Miss Rooney has
that there is not suflicient grounds for into battle, inviting almost certain richly inherited his virtues and the
the severing o f the relation o f master death, and with which generals hurled charms and graces o f her elegant
and aervant.
armies to destruction, that war was mother, «he Is one o f the most popular
Its and lovable maidens in Wilson. And
A master may dismiss a servant al­ unsurpassed in modern annals.
though the act in question was not parallel can be found only in the bat­ in addition to a vast array o f the most
actually injurious to him it is enough tles o f the ancients when armies fought ravishing personal charms she has
that there was a failure to oliey in a man to man and conflict ended only in musical talent o f the highest order, be­
matter o f importance, or a w ilful diso­ wholesale slaughter o f one or the other ing a vocalist o f subllmest powers,
bedience o f any rhararter o f a proper armv.
for she has a highly cultured voice o f
The total Japanese loss in killed and richest melody and rareat sweetness
order.
As before stated, a servant may not wounded at Fort Arthur was more than and her seemingly heaven tuned notes
be dismissed for failure to obey an in­ 105,000 men, or 65 per cent o f the total are as pure and sweet as th>> image o f
struction requiring services o f a kind force. The first army Japan assembled the morning star when bathing in the
different from those which he was hired there lost 78 per cent o f its men and an dewdrops that lie nestling In the fra ­
to perform. An employe ia bou-d to entire new army was sent to continue grant petals o f the flowers. And Mr.
perform the dutiea he was engaged to the siege. To capture 203-Metre Hill Brett is a high-toned gentleman and is
do fend no others. Thus a boy hired to alone cost Japan 19,000 men, or more worthy o f the brilliant jew el that ia
care for sheep and assist at hay time, than the Federal loss at Gettysburg. to sparkle in the casket o f his love and
cannot be required to perforin the ad­ Russia oegan the seige with 85,000 devotion, and he ia indeed to be con­
ditional duty o f taking charge o f | men, but only 27,000 remained at the* gratulated, for under her lovelight
several cattle in the winter. A ballet! surrender, and o f these only 6000 were every scene will be a picture o f para­
dise, every word a poem o f enchant­
dancer who has been engaged as pre­ able to march.
miere danaeuse cannot be compelled to
The battle o f Mukden lasted seven ment and every sound'En echo o f celes­
tial harmonies, for with the love o f
take an inferior position in the ballet, daya and 243,000 men were killed and such a jew el won, heaven with its rap­
nor is a lady's maid expected to milk wounded on both sides.
The total ture haa on earth begun.
A Modem War of Titans
Opportunities of Central Oregon Will Be Presented to More
Than Twenty Millions of People
1). S. GRANT WEDS;
CHILDREN OPPOSED
.Sun Diego.— The wedding of U. 8.
Grant, Jr., of thla city, und Mra. Amer­
ica Workman Will, of Los Angeles,
which waa to have taken place Sat­
urday In a San Diego hotel, did not
occur. Instead of a wedding It was
announced to those preaent at the ap­
pointed lime that the marriage cere­
mony had been performed one week
ago by Justice George Futerbaugh.
U. S Grant, third, waa the only one
of the bridegroom's five children who
waa In the hotel parlor when the an­
nouncement of the marriage waa
made.
Hla grown aon Chaffee Grant and
hla Ihgee daughter« absolutely refuse
tn recognize their atep mother, and It
la aald (hut Mr. Grant, In retaliation,
threatened to cut them o ff entirely In
hla will, unleaa they change their atti­
tude
Slualaw Reserve le to Be Opened
Eugene, Or.— Complete reversal of
the policy of the forest service with
relation to the Slualaw national forest
and the welcoming of homesteaders
to the whole coaat country of Oregon,
from Tillamook to Coo* Bay. was an­
nounced here, following a week's In
•paction of the national forest by
Chief Forester Graves.
Referendum Suit I* Filed at Salam
Salem, Or.—Charging groaa frauds
In the obtaining of signatures to the
petition» to refer the workmen’s com­
pensation act at the epeclal election
In November the state In relation of
Gale S. Hill, district attorney, through
K. R. Rlngo, representing the people,
fllod suit In the Marlon county circuit
oourt to enjoin Secretary of State Ol-
cott from placing the measure on the
official ballot
Spaine was a farm laborer in the em­
ploy o f Arnott for the usual term of
one year. He uaunlly breakfasted at 5
o’ clock and dined at 2. One day A r­
nott ordered him to go with some
horses to the marsh which was a mile
off, before dinner, dinner then being
ready. The plaintiff said that he had
done his due, and would not go until
he had had hia dinner. Arnott told
him to go about his business, and he
went without making any submission
to the instructions. Spaine later sued
seeking damages for the breach of
contract o f employment, but he failed
to recover.
" I f Spaine refused to obey his mas­
ter's orders” said the judge " I think
he was warranted in turning him
away. It would be exceedingly incon­
venient If the aervant were to be per­
mitted to act himself up to control his
master in his domestic relations, such
as the time o f dinner. A fter a refusal
on the part o f the aervant to perform
his work the muster is not bound to
keep him on as a burlbenaome and use­
es» servant to the end of the y e a r."
Thia case ia rather extreme, and
many courts would probably now rule
such an order as unreasonable, and re­
fusal to obey it not sufficient grounds
for dimissal.
It illustrates the un­
doubted principle that a master may
dismiss his servant for a single act of
disobedience. A farm laborer who re­
fused to work during harvest time till
8 o ’ clock waa held properly dismissed,
as whs also a coachman who, against
his employer’s express orders, carried
friends o f hia own in his em ployer’s
carriage. A traveling salesman who
refused to comply with the request o f
his employer to return hia samples,
the superintendent who refused to
obey his superior's orders to reinstate
an employe, and the teacher who re­
fused to reinstate a pupil after instruc­
tions to do so hy the school board,
were all held to be properly diamiaaed
Oregon will be set In motion all
over the world aa a result of a visit
to the state by Ralph R. Earle, repre­
senting Pathe's weekly, a motion pic­
ture record o f events which ia seen
each week In picture houses through­
out the United States and European
countries by more than 20,000,000
people.
It waa with the cooperation o f Louis
W. Hill, chairman of the board of
directors o f the Great Northern rail­
way and W illiam Hanley, of Burns,
Oregon, that the motion picture man
waa enabled to feecure some very re­
markable views o f Central Oregon
agricuRural and Industrial scenes.
Making the trip Into Bend over the
Oregon Trunk railroad, the H ill line
that baa opened up the great Central
Oregon country, the motion picture
man was taken to Burns, in Harney
county, by automobile a distance of
150 miles. FY>r a week the Path« re­
presentative toured Harney county
covering more than 1.000 miies by au­
tomobile to secure films that will
show to the world the openings for
homeseekera on the free government
lands of Oregon.
W hile a visitor on the Double O
ranch, owned by Hanley, more than
2,000 bead o f cattle were rounded up
for the pictures. Motion picture pano­
ramas will show the extent o f the
great valleys o f Central Oregon and
the Blltxen canal, just completed by
Hanley through the Blltxen valley.
This big Irrigation ditch, formed by
the waters o f the Blltzen river, drains
more than 100.000 acres of land and
is forty miles long.
The pictures
will show the hog and sheep Indus­
try, homeseekera coming into the
country, the sage brush land before
and after the arrival o f the home-
seeker and generally give a truthful
picture o f the opportunities and pos­
sibilities o f Central Oregon.
Louis W. H ill Is one of the fore­
most o f Northwest developers and be­
lieves in the motion picture to give
wide-spread publicity to what Oregon
has to offer to newcomers.
The Pathe people have also secured
a reel showing the scenery o f the Des­
chutes canyon where the H ill lines
expended an enormous sum of money
to build the Oregon Trunk railroad
Into the Central part of the state. The
pictures secured by the Pathe people
are the first o f the kind ever taken in
Oregon and will be shown In the lead­
ing motion picture theaters all over
the world.