Cottage Grove sentinel., July 31, 1913, Image 3

S u r p r is in g Cure of Stomach Trouble.
When you have trouble with your
stillimeli or chronic constipation, don’ t
imagine timi your cariti I n lu<yoiMl hiel|)
ju «l bri'NUNf your doctor falla to give
you rvlivf. Mrs. (I. Hianglo, I’ laiidlrld.
N. J., writes, “ For ovar a month past
I have been troubled with my stomach.
Kvurything 1 ate upnut It terribly.
One o f Chumherlain’s advertising
booklets came to me. A fte r reading a
few o f tlie letters from people who had
lieen cured hy Chamttrrlain’s Tablets,
I decided to try them. I have taken
ucurly three fourths of a package o f
them and can now eat almost every-
IhiiK I w a n t." For sale by all dealers.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
William T. Andrew has been ap­
pointed logging engineer In tha forest
service at Portland at 11600 a year
The Orugon supruina court has de­
cided that the Day bill, calling g apse
lul referendum election for n a il N o ­
vember, le constitutional.
According to a l.a (trends ordinance
recently paased every clllsen has a
right to kill a dog found running at
I»ran without a muzzle.
The farmers of McCoy have organis­
ed u Farmers’ Hoc-lety of Equity with
a large nieuiherehlp. its object la the
systematic marketing of farm pro­
ducts, and J. I* Hears la president
In Oregon upprozliuately 76,000
acres have been restored as non-oll-
ln nrlng lands aud about 11,000 screa
were wltbdrawu for waterpower or
reservoir sites.
No dogs from Oregou will be per­
mitted to lie brought Into the state of
| Washington until the quarantine ee
1 tubllshed hy the Washington atate vet
j urliiurlaii Is raised.
Probably 11600 will be added to the
uiiuuul budget of the University of
I Oregon because of the new eight-hour
law In Oregon, which forbids laborers
for the state worklug more than the
specified mailiuuiu.
The desert land board baa approv
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” ’ ~~ ' ~ ,,
ww_
i ed thè plana of Project Kuglneer O.
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Popular Talks on Law
THE MILITIA AND T H E L A W .
.
By W A L T E R K. TO W ERS, A .B ., J.D , o f the Michigan Bar
t\
BATTLING SPIDERS.
When They Fight It la Really a
hat Fer Cxistsnoe.
When two or more spiders fight there
la usually a good reason for the fu­
rious attack aud vigorous defease that
always follow »
It la not generally known that after
a certain time has elapsed spiders be­
come Incapable of splunlng a web from
lack of sufficient material. The gluti­
nous suhatauce from which the spider
spins Its slender web la limited. There­
fore. spiders cannot keep on construct­
ing new snares for their prey when the
old webs are destroyed.
Very often when the web material
la exhausted they are able to avail
themselves o f the web producing pow­
ers of their younger or more fortunate
neighbors, and this they do without
auy scruple whatever.
Aa soon ss a spider's web construct­
ing material has become exhausted and
Ita last web destroyed. It usually seta
out In search o f another home and
unless It should And one that la unoc­
cupied a battle usually ensues, which
ends only with the retreat or death of
the lovader or defender
Hie h a struggle la Intensely Interest­
ing slid will reveal some wonderful
tactics and skill In spider w arfare Tha
Invader usually comes off victorious,
although In some cases the defender
puts up such a stiff fight It la able to
bold Its own In spite o f the attack o f
the Intruder which Is In desperate
«trail*.—New York American.
I f you are a male, a citizen o f the | have accepted federal aid and federal
United Slate*, and over eighteen control. South Carolina apparently re-
years o f age and under forty-five, you mains in as an exception. The militia
erg a member o f the militia. Unless of s slate which does not accept thg
you are one uf the small minority who ] provisions o f the federal law ia not
have a uniform and a place in a regu i "organ ized.”
lar company, and assemble in the arm-
The federal government prescribes
ory upon stated occasions you probably ' the system of drill, which must eon-
are inclined to doubt the accuracy o f | form to that o f the regular United
Ilia statement. While almoat all of States troops. A t least Ave consecu­
the adult men in this country are mem­ tive days in each year must he devoted
H .
H a r r i n g t o n
bers o f the militia under the law, few to encampment. Funds are distributed
w ii . i , ini yo u r
uf them know it.
among the states de|M*nding on the
The status o f Hie male citizgn as number of organized troops which the
members o f the militia ia fixed hy act atate lisa. The national government
of congress o f 1903, amended in 1808 supplies arms, ammunition, belts, etc.
promptly un<i eutinfaftorily.
sod 1D10.
Under it all able-l>udie<l Regular i,Mirers are detailed to instruct
They have every facility for
male citizens between the ages uf and assist the state troo|>a. Thus the
liumlling all rhiHHert o f rimm I h ,
eighteen and forty-five, with certain organize«] atate troo|si are becoming, in
and ximply aolicit a trial.
limited exceptions, comprise the mi­ equipment and training, uniform with
Feed Harn and Fire Proof
litia.
Those who are enrolled, uni­ the regular army, and in effect a pari
Vault in Connection.
formed and equipped hy the states thereof.
All kinds ol Mduling & Plano Moving
comprise what ia known as the or­
The president o f the United States
etoMM- No. 72
to tlo q » two*»
ganized militia. The remansler, which may rail out the organized militia " t o
includes the majority o f us, are known execute the laws o f the union, suppress
in the war department atsi stand before insurrection, and repel invasion," as
U u sigh tly Face Sputa.
the law as members o f the reserve mi­ the constitution provides. Further, he
Are curcd hy J>r. Ilobson's Kczemu
litia.
ia the exclusive judge as to whether
Ointmant, whieh beala all skin crup-
’
1
No active duties are imposed upon the conditions require that the militia
llona. No m ailer how long you bave
I,a lle i Kiiard fo r I h » m aln fe ed r e n a i this vast unorganized body o f reserve be called into the service ui the United
CARLYLE AND THE SEA.
bi-eu trouldeii hy ttrhing, hiirning, or
of the Tumalu project, which will he militia. They are simply a body that States. When called into the service
scaly skin humors, just pul a little o f
alMiut seven tulles long Construction may he forced to become members o f o f the United Stales the president is The Ebbing Tide Oava tha Philosopher
that siMitluiig anliscptlc, l>r. Ilohaoii’s
cun tie commenced Immediately.
a Taxt For a Berman.
an organized military force. Aa the commander-in-chief o f the militia and
Ki'zrma tJiulrneiil, un thè sorcs and tho
Hcarlet coat* will be worn hy all draft during the civil war brought congress haa control o f the state
In “ John Foster and Hla Friend­
sulferlng .to,», instantly. Healing be-' 0r|((|OM hunt#r, ln future u . prucliu.
ship«" the author records an incident
home the liability o f citizens to serve soldiers.
Kma that very minute. Doctors use It Uo„
. rcl(, , lllltj .booting. If
A t tim e, when the militia is not I markedly characteristic Of T K m m
the country under arms, whether they
in their practice and recommend it. the recommendation* of William L
desire to or not, this does not impress within the service, o f the United S tate,
“ ,,tb“
“ nd"
r“ t
Mr. Alternan o f L ittle town. Pa., saya: Klnh-y, state game warden, are car­
Scot at 8 Th*
o'clock
ooe r morning
In « 1876
us as novel.
the slate authorities are in control. ou the Chelsea embankment gazing at
" lim i eczema on furehrail ; Dr. Ilub- ried out.
Under the law which was passed in The governor is generally commander- the Thames.
Here Is the Incident,
aon’a Pczcma Ointment cured it In two
Medford business men are planning
w e rk e ."
(ìuarnntecd to relieve or with lt»v. R. W. McCullough of the 1792. and which was in force for over in-chief. Usually the power o f calling hitherto unpublished:
I should as soon have thought o f
money refunded. A ll druggists, or hy Hnpilst church to establish a univer­ a hundred years, every able-bodied citi­ out the militia to suppress disorder and
enforce the law within Uie state rests .assaulting as o f addresatug him. Hap-
zen
o
f
suitable
age
was
not
only
a
tr.all. Price fair P feiffer Chemical Co., sity In that city, with courses ln bor-
anything o f tho
member of the militia, hut presumed with the governor, though in a few P11» 1 wu*
Philadelphia and St. lamia.
tb uliure, law, medicine, and liberal
kind, for the old man. reserved aa be
to he a member of the active m ilitia, states other officers have this authority.
waa to the point o f moroaenesa—sartl-
arta.
and the theery under which the Thua in Massachusetts the mayor o f a 0 ,-ss. bis enemies called It—hoarsely
The
following
nominations
of
Ore­
Southern h K ifk Kdilway llme-ldble
founders o f the republic enacted the city may call out the m ilitia to assist flung a query at me. The tide waa
gon postmasters hava been made by
(01 U M bKUVt SUDON
law was that every such person ahould the <-ivii authorities in cases o f local out. I may mention, the river being at
(he president: Marshall W. Malone,
South Bound
borili Bound
,u
and
would be enrolled as an active diaorder.
Where goes ttt Where
Nu ta
nom m.
No. 14
I 24 m rn Llnnton; J . W. lioone. Prluevllle; Iva
The
officering
o
f
the
militia
is
within
goes
It7”
militia
man
prepared
for
instant,
active
No lf>
IU a . m
No I«
2 10 m m K. Dodd. Ht. Helena. He has also nom­
N«
IV
.1 In i» an
No. IH
10 It m. m.
The very manner o f bis saying It
by equipment and training. tho control o f the state government.
No
I?
7 Ut I*, ra
No -JO
3 . ìm I». m. inated L. K Plnkbam of Hawaii to he service
Usually the member* o f the company sharpened my wits, and I gathered, of
Under
thia
law,
which
was
in
force
| governor of Huwalt.
elect the company officers, the line course, that fee referred to the stream
It la announced from Halem (bat sev- until comparatively recently, every
or what there waa o f 1L
officers elect the held officers, and the
orul Oregon count lea are preparing to man waa presumed to be a "m inute
Smilingly I replied that It returned
K
H* »U N i l
W H< » It N i l
field
officers
elect
the
general
officers.
O f course universal service,
N u
1
N o ».
to the sea.
take advantage of Ibe good roads leg m an."
"Right, sir, rtg h tr be snapped out
A T A T IO N »
A M
Islatlon passed by the last Oregou leg­ while the law o f the land, remained but A fte r being elected they are usually
a theory ami waa never enforced. The examined and, if competent, are then Then, relapsing Into his meditative
« u i l.v
A m
i
i*O l f A O h t if lo V I
islature,
and
that
the
services
of
H.
U . « I |»$iM
H AO
12 2«»
commissioned officers and are get erally mood, he aald softly, bat Impressively:
COMM« U o B lM t
L llowlhy, alale highway engineer, law was a dead letter.
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J I2 .II
IfctM K * A
“The greaL great sea o f God Al­
i l l Oj
* 44
The constitution o f the United States appointed by the regimental comman­
are III demand.
V Oi
V
i*
N ik
• • 4S
mighty's goodness, and w e are all re­
der*.
V »«
« 1 15
provides
that
"T
h
e
congress
shall
have
Charles Jamieson of Handon, wbo
turning that way
Dou't forget that,
M > 1* M a ilx .1
V 15
I ' 2J
Anyone
who
is
liable
to
military
ser­
owned a placer gold tnlue on the Hlzes the power to provide for calling forth
W l l |4W«M4<r
I I I iu
sir- returning to the sea—the great
lu IV
|l|«Mk I O N
vice
may
enroll
in
the
militia.
The
liv e r In Curry county, haa sold the the m ililia to execute the laws o f the
Illimitable seaT With that be abrupt­
»O ^ A *
i o 4-»
M tt J A I «A
Lv
property for $10,000. The purchasers union, suppress insurrection and repel enlistment o f minois under eighteen is ly turned away and moved across the
A u e s t r » ( l a i n lo r |M i«*r t ig e r « o n l y
le a v e *
The enlistment o f roadway toward Cheyne row with that
t w 't a g f l i t o v r W n l u r w l n y a a m i Sultiitia)» at
were men from Minnesota wbo have invasion ; to provide for organizing and apparently void.
t $A p ill . f r i ut it lu k a i l i v r a a l C o t t a g e l i r t i v r
young
men
over
eighteen
but under curious slow shuffle habitual with him.
, pul 60 men at work developing the disciplining the militia, and for govern­
al b is |I in
*ul>|r« I to «*$• a t lg r w il Itim i n o tic e
mlne.
ing such part of them as may he em­ twenty-one ia binding as against them, aud I saw him no mors.
A. It. W (*OI>, Manager.
Salmon fishing on the lower Hogue ployed in the service 4>f the United but may be avoided at the instance o f
Byron’s Burned Memoirs.
river haa been more aiteiiatve this States, reserving to the states respec­ their parents.
All
lovers
o f Byroo are aware that
■ I n soon mm.- is uiierco you lor | seusotl Ilian ever before
Tills ia the tively the appointment o f the officers (Copyright, 1813,by W alter K. Tow er*.)
this erratic genius found tíme In his
Foley K nlney Pills, it inesns a cbea|s-r first season the river baa been open and the authority o f training the mi­
abort, adveuturous life to write bis
medicine is pressed upon you for the to commercial fishing for several litia according to the discipline pre­ Freight Must Be at 0. 4 S. E. Be­ memoirs and that on bta death these
dealer's profit, not for your*. Foley | years and there are several firms buy- scribed by congress."
fore 5 p. M.
passed Into the bands o f his friend.
Kidncy Pills may cost the dealer mere lug and packing the fish,
The
Oregon
A
Southeastern
Railway
Thomas
Moore, wbo. exercising a dia­
Under the present law it ia the or­
c ret Ion committed to him. promptly
than a cheap aulsilitute, hut they give
Senator l a u « haa Introduced a bill
ganised militia that is organized and l's» issued the following rules govern­
consigned the manuscript to the flames.
I teller results than any otHt-r kidney I In the sen a la providing that farmers
disciplined and to whom we look to ing the receipt and shipment o f fr e ig h t: No doubt the writer o f “ Irish Melo­
and bladder medicine. Ask for Foley or fruitgrowers may nuuiufacture de-
On and after August I, 1813, until dies“ had very good and highly proper
support our scant regular army in the
Kidney Pills. For sale hy all dealers natured alcohol • from their aurpl«
event o f war. Until universal peace ia further notice, the follow ing rules will reasons for taking this decisive step,
farm products without the payment
everywhere. J
a reality instead o f a hope and a dream govern the receipt and forwarding of ami It la quite likely that the publica­
of a tax. by making monthly reports
wc must recognize war as a possi­ freight at the Cottage Grove depot o f tion o f the memoirs would not. for ob­
to Internal revenue officials
vious reasons, bare been possible for
bility. The development o f the science the Oregon A Southeastern railroad:
P e titio n s have been filed at Oragoa
many years after the poet’s death; yet
ami the equipment o f war renders an
A
ll
freigh
t
intended
to
be
forwarded
City asking for a recall election
as succeeding generations have been
untrained soldier whatever his natural on any day must he d eliv erej and billed
against County Judge Beattie and
brought face to face with the peculiar­
bravery and capacity, o f comparatively before 6 p. m. o f the preceding day
ly complex genius o f Byron, with Its
County Commissioner Blair, who are
little value, and thia ia especially true with the following exceptions:
lofty moods and Its many dark places,
HcruHed of negligence and of falling
since the development o f our civiliza ­
Fresh meat, ice, berries, butter, they have felt need o f the light which
1 to account for county funds. Uver
tion leaves few er and fewer citizens milk and similar perishable articles only the records written by a vanished
1700 voter* signed both petition*.
band could leave supplied.—Philadel­
The Oregou supreme court baa con­ who are in any way fam iliar with the will be received until 7:45 a. m. on the
phia I-edger
firmed the lower court for Jackaon use o f firearm«. So it ia that the mat­ day shipment is made.
Articles received in Cottage Grove
i county In eeuteiiclug Mike Spanos and ter o f our citizen soldiery ia one that ia
Naver at a L<
Crank Seymour to death for tuurdar o f the greatest import, and the laws by express after 5 p. m. may be billed
An English nobleman was recently
which
regulate
the
militia
ahould
be
and delivered before 7 :46 a. m. the visiting New York and at a dinner
In the first degree Kfforta were made
to show that the ixmlt-salons had been o f immediate concern to every citizen, next morning.
there he told, apropos o f self confi­
In order to get their goods the day de me. a story about a young English
extorted from the men by "third de- j Primarily the organized militia ia a
body o f stale troupe. In forty-three o f follow ing their order, residents along statesman.
i gree’’ methods,
“ This youth.’* bis lordship aald,
Mrs. Louise Hollenbeck was killed the slates tho m ilitia ia known aa the the O. A S. E. will need to get their
. hy a live wire In the basement of the National Guard. In Arkansas and orders into the stores by about 4 p. m. “ ought to get on He wurka hard and
nothing ever feaxes him.
j Hotel Kulerprlse at Untarprlae, which Kentucky it ia known as Stale Guards,
“ He wanted recently to push a MU
in
Florida
as
State
Troopa,
in
Massa­
her father conducts. It la presumed
that had little support from hla own
that In taking down an electric lamp chusetts aa Volunteer Militia, in Rhode
party
A friend, however, said to him
• In order to change a globe her hand lalaml as M ilitia and in Kentucky as
In
a
warning
voice:
MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE
jcam e In contact with a wire from Volunteers. These bodies o f citizen
“ ‘But auppoMe. my boy, this MU
which the luaulatlon had worn, and aoldiery are organised under state law
w ill h e lp y o u , a a th e y
The Anest o f all unfermented fruit should cause your party to throw you
that death remitted Instantly.
Her and ujion the atate falls moat o f the juices can he easily and cheaply made overt* >ard?*
h a r e h e lp e d o th e ra .
body w ih found hy her father an hour expense for the support o f ita troops. in the Rogue River valley. It is well
“ ’Well. In that case, old chap,’ he re­
Good for all kinds o f pain.
after she had enterad the basement. The state provides uniforma, equip­ known that enormous quantities o f plied. T o i quite sure l*d have strength
Used to relieve Neuralgia, Head­
ache, Nervousness, Rheumatism,
Indians on the Klamath reservation ment, tenia and many hundred smaller grape juice are shipped every year to enough to swim «cross to the other
Washington Star.
Sciatica, Kidney I’ aina, Lumbago,
have petitioned the secretary of tha items that are necessary to the soldier he purchased at good prices and con­ aide ’
Locom otor
Ataxia,
Backache,
Interior to ti.ke steps to amend the In­ in the various branches o f the service. sumed by our people. Grape juice ia
Stomachache. Carsicknesa, Irri­
An Indiscreet Listener.
dian appropriation bill authorising the It is the state which pay* the officers a good fruit juice and some people pre­
tability and for pain in any part
Host's Youngest Don't yoor
construction of the Modoc project ao and men for special duties, and it ia fer it to any other. It ia a demon­ feel very uoi-ouifortable when yon
o f the body.
*T have a lw e re been cubjeot te
the coat shall he reimbursed only by the state or a subdivision o f the state strated fact, however, that practically walk. Mrs Nuryehe? Mr*. Nurycbe—
neuralgia and have suffered from
persona whose lands lie under1 the pro­ which provides the armories in which everybody wbo has tested well made l»ear me. what sn extnsordftvnry ques­
It for years. W h ile visitin g my sen
ject.
and suffering from one o f the old
the guardsmen drill and in which loganberry juice considers it as superior tion' Why do you ask. obildT Young­
attacks, he brought ms a boa of
Mrs. O. H. Kddy and Mrs. August equipment ia stored. Quite generally to any other fruit juice.
ster Ob. only ‘cos pa said the other
Dr. M iles' A n tl-P eln IMIls. I used
day »liM-e you'd come Into your money
Kausek, residing tn the northern part the county is the particular unit th ft
them ss directed end s fts r taking
Laat summer the writer called atten­
them It was tha first tim e In years
you'd gut far too big for your bootn^
of Josephine county, were struck by constructs the armory, but now some
tion to this valuable juice in the local
the neuralgia ceased from tho use of
a
bolt
of
lightning
and
tnatantly
killed
uf the states are providing structures press, and a number of people made a London Stray Stories.
m e d ic in e " UHH R C H O W A R D .
402 dreene I t , Dowaglao, Mich.
while removing clothe* from a clothe« at slate expense, notably New York,
small quantity o f the juice as an ex ­
Depends,
A t all druggie«*. ?S dose* the.
line. The women were recent arrivals which is building up an unusually
periment. These people in every in­
M ILK S M E D IC A L CO., Etkhar«, Ind.
“ Do you think, talking o f expression,
from Ohio, and their husbands are strong and effective National Guard.
stance, so fa r aa I can learn, were well that 'amid' Is better tbai^ ’am on gf "
•fflcers of tha Ohlo-Oregon Laud A
“ Yes. especially If It la at Annapolis,
But, under the new law. the national pleaaed with it. Dne good lady made
Power company.
government haa assumed a part o f the what ahe considered a supply for the Where o uild Is among lasses."—Balti­
President
Robert
Htrahora
an­
burden and haa in consequence secured entire year, but her husband, son and more American
Causes of Stomach Troubles.
nounce« that the construction opera-
some voice in the management and con­ friends drank it all in on« week.
Sedentary habita, lack o f outdoor
The Lure ef Week.
lions of the Portland, Eugene A East­
trol o f the state militia. Under the These people w ill put up a large quan­
exercise, insufficient mastication o f
I llkp work: It fascinate* me. I
ern railroad would call for the ex­
food, constipation a torpid liver, worry penditure of several millions of dollars federal law the government distributes tity this year.
stt and took at It for honre. 1 love to
1 wish that avery family in the val­ keep It tty me; tbe Idea o f getting rid
and anxiety, overeating, partaking of In Oregon this year. The heldlug up i to the states $2,000,000 for the militia
food and drink not suited to your age of the Southern Pacific «I0.d00.00« and defraya various expenses in addi­ ley would put up a goodly quantity o f of It nearly breaks my heart.—Jerome
nnd oerupntinn. Correct your habita loan In California would delay bst tion. States which accept thia aid thia juice thia year. The loganberry K Jerome
and take Chamberlain's Tablets and would not prevent theee aotlvtUaa, ha must accept certain requirements and crop ia now in ita prime and the fruit
There Is always a bright aide;
submit to the control o f the war de­ can be purchased for a very reasonable
you will soon be well again. For sale •aid.
partment. Practically all o f the states price. A t the present time it ia diffi- for It Florida T im e » Union.
by all dealers.
DRAYING AND M
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0. & S. E. R. R. COMPANY.
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Loganberry Fruit Juice
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MRS. HORACE COCHRAN : AGENT
Barclay Corsets Are Not Sold at Stores
cult for the growers to sell the com­
paratively small output o f loganberries
at low prices. 1 wish to stale that as
soon as it ia known what a delicious
drink can be made from this fruit
there will be a good demand for all the
loganberries grown in the valley.
Preparing the Juice.
Any one who is able to can fruit w ill
have no trouble in making loganberry
juice. The sound ripe fruit is placed
in a fruit press and the juice is e x ­
tracted, and then carefully strained.
A small fruit press may be purchased
from almoat any hardware store. Dne
holding four to six quarts is a conven­
ient size. Where no fruit press is used
place the fruit with a small quantity o f
water in a veaael on the atove win I heat
gently, at the same time mashing the
fruit with a large spoon to extract the
juice. It ahould be strained.
To every three quarts o f juice add
one quart (by measure: of sugar.
Place on a stove and heat gently until
the juice begins to simmer. It should
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bottles and jars must first be sterilized
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It should be stated with all emphasis
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