Chronic Dyspepsia.
Popular
Talks
on
Law
THE ACTS OF YOUR NEIGHBORS.
Thu following uimullcltutl taatimoniul
nhoul<l rortninly bo aufllctoiit to give
hupe Mini courage to iicraona m IIII i -U m I
with chronic dyspepsia : "1 have hern
a I'hronlc dyspeptic for year«, and of
all the medicine I have taken, Cham-
Hy W A L T E R K. T O W E R S , A.B., J.D., o f the Michigan Bar
berlnln’ s Tahleta have done me more
good than anything elee ," auya W. U.
Mattiaon, No. 7 Sherman Ht., Ilornella-
guarrela not infrei|oently ariae be- Thu* if one eacavatea on hia own prop-
ville, N. Y.
For aale hy Hinson's tween neighbor«.
Diltirultiea may erty, and the land of hia neighbor on
I'harrnacy,
ariae und dlapoteM occur even though whleh a huuae ia mtuuled ravea in. he
neither eroaaee the line that divide« ia reaponaible for the reaulting injury
hia |Mi«MeaaionH but eonnnea himaelf | i f the excavation would have cauaed
atrietly to hia own property. One may the land to cave in bail no house reeled
ilo many thlnga on hia own prupertv u|«>n it. But if the laml would not
W l l . l . I NI V<l|l|(
which will a il e d and annoy hia neigh- have eaved hi hut for the weight o f the
l«»rs. He may hum a cheap grade of building upon it the person digging hue
soft i i.ul whieh »ratters «ou t und amuke not violated the duty of lateral eupport
promptly and Hatiflfactnrily.
over hiu neighbor'« premise*, lie may to the land in ita naturul condition and
They haveevery facility for
dig u illteh close lo the line which ’ ia not reaiMinaible.
bundling all clutuieaof goods,
eauaea hia neighbor’« laml to eitve in
Thia right to excavate doe« not re
anil simply solicit a trial.
with the reault that Ida burn topple» lieve the landowner from the duty to
Feed Barn anil Kiri* P roo f
over. Or he may build mi unaightly take reuaonahle precaution« and carry
Vault in Connection.
«hid elose to the atreet, whieh aermoM on work with due rare, lie mud ex-
All kinds ol lldulinq & I’idim Moving ly nlfeeta the appenrnnee o f hia neigh erciae ordinary »kill and cure to avoid
hot 'a premiai-u and ahota off the light injury to adjoining land upon which
Pkixie No. 71
lo llttq e t.rovr
und air from hia houae. Still uguin he (here are buildings. In many state*
limy hluat some »lumps, and pierea of statute* have been enacted which
Vulck Help to Hackmhe and Kheu- riM-k tnay fly ueroaa the tine of hia govern the making of excavations,
pro|>erty and kill hi« neighbor’« e..w. limit the depth, s|iecify (tie precaution*
Tlie man or woman who wanta i|uick Ho it ia, that one often Ima need to which must l>e taken, etc. Usually
liclp from tiuckache und rheumatiam. know of hia right« aguinat a netghtior these atatutes require that notice lie
will ti nd it in Foley Kmdcv I * 1 11 -. who has done thing« on hia own prop given to the owner of the adjoining
They act no ijuirkly und with aueh good erty lo the injury of the man whoowna property of the intended excavation so
elTed that weak, inactive kldneya that the property next to hia. Theae are that buildings may he protected.
do not keep the blood eleun und free j i|iirationa ol the righla of adjoining
Whether there ia a statute or not this
| is a wise precaution.
of
impuriliea, lire toned up und ! landowners.
L. L. HARRELI.
A weekly newspaper with lots o/
backbone—
T5he Cottage Grove Sentinel
The Live Wire Newspaper
and eighth grades of the public school*
at Eugene.
Governor West has received a
check for $55,000 from Hecretary of
the Treasury McAdoo, which la 25 per
cent of the Income from the federal
forest reserves up to June 30, 1913.
Moving
pictures,
demonstrations
and short lectures were used to In
struct and entertain that part of the
audience at the state fair that la In-
lerealed In problems of the household,
farm and public schools
Por the purpose of bringing to Ore
gon the best possible Information on
highway engineering, Professor Hkel-
toti of the agricultural college has been
»«-ut on a tour months' tour of the
United States.
atrengthrned to
henlthy
vigorous : We have heard that an Englishman’«
In the absence of some special re
Charged
with
misapplication of
action. G imm I rraulta follow their uae house ia hia rustle npd it ia u general striction one may build almost any aort
promptly.
Fur aule hy all denier« j role of law that one has the widest of a structure that he desires on hia funds of the Citizens National hank of
everywhere.
control over hia own properly and may properly and in any location so long , Baker, of which he formerly was
do with it about ua he plruaea. But as he keeps it within the boundaries of cashier, the trial of Ouy L>. Lindsay
there are certain rigid« o f hia neigh Ilia pro|>erty. lie owes no duty to his begun In the United States district
bor in partieular, as well as o f the neighbor not to shut off the light or court at Portland on Thursday.
Th e Standard garage of The Dalles
public as a whole, which must tie rec sir frum a structure on the adjoining
ognized and respected. Ill so far as premises. This ia the general rule. was destroyed hy fire. In an hour the
|Hia«ihle one moat uae hi* own properly There may he some restriction apply ing building with all Its contents was a
Many children at an early age
in aurti a manner as nut lo do injury lo to the particular premisrs, imposed by tc III I wreck. Thirty five or forty au
become coiiatipatcd, ami Irr jurntly
serious ruiiirijuriiici m u l t
Not
the pro|H-rly o f hi« neighbor adjoining. the transfer of some previous owner, tomobiles were In the garage when
bring able t<> realize hi* own con One may enjoy hia own property hut
the fire occurred and the spread was
whu-h regulates the kind o f a structure
dition, a child'« bowel» khotlld he
ao rapid that none were gotten out.
he
moat
enjoy
it
in
such
a
manner
as
which may he built, where it may be
constantly watched, ami a gentle
C. C. Moore o f the United State* de
not to injure the property o f another. , built and for what purposes it may be
laxative
given
when
nccc«»ary.
Dr. Mile»' Laxative Tablet» are
But tins rule cannot he absolutely en used. There may lie a municipal ordi partment of agriculture visited the A g
especially writ adapted to women
forced for it ia limited hy the larger nance regulating the aort of building ricultural college and waa given every
and
children.
’1 hr
Sister»
ol
assurance that the inutltutlon would
principle before atated that one la that may be built within certain limits,
Christian Charity, 5j i Charlea St.,
supreme in hia own dominions. Ho if and if so it must lie complied with. cooperate In fostering the movement
Luzerne, I V , who attend many
to grow potatoes In Oregon for the
case» ol aickneaa »ay of them:
■ me make« a use o f hia properly which Before you plan to erect a structure
ia legltimule and yet which causes In or buy land with view to erecting a manufacture of starch.
"Horn» time
we txxnn ualn* l>r.
Whether or not the Southern Ore
Mile*' l . a i « t l v « Tablvt« uiol tlrul that
jury to hia neighbor that neighbor inuat uructure be sure that you know what
we like them very murh
Their uelluli
gon State Normal college at Ashland
suiter without legal retires*. It all Ihe restrictions are. “ Hpitc houses”
1» ex. el lent and we are grateful for
shall be reopened after being closed
having
been
mail«
acquainted
with
depends on whether the uae is justified. are, generally a|ieakirig, within Ihe
tor five years will be an Issue to be
them
W e have had g « « « l reaulta In
Where one wishes to blast with law. One may build any aort of struc ! voted upon by the electorate of Ore
•very caa* and the H utrrs are vary
much pleaaed."
powerful explosivea on hia own prem ture he will, in the absence o f restric gon at the general election to be held
The form and flavor of any medi ises in the improvement thereof he ia tions, and the law will not inquire into | November 3. 1914.
cine ia very important, no matter
hound to proceed with all possible care hia motives.
Jealoua because she paid attention
who ia to take it. The t»«tc and
The air must net he ui.reasonably to a young man of the community,
and caution and i f he does not do so he
appearance are especially important
ia responsible for any injury which may polluted hy smoke, gases or odors. James Barnes shot and seriously In
when children are concerned. All
result lo thu pro|ierty adjoining. I f Whether any use ia unreasonable de jured hia daughter Ruby, shot at an
parent» know how hard it is to give
the average child "medicine," evrn
he hires another to do the work under pends upon the particular circumstances other daughter, and then committed
though the taste i» partially dis-
hia direction he ia atill liable for any o f that general location. The pollution suicide, at his home 40 miles north of
gm srd
In using Dr Mile»’ L a x
injury resulting from any la'k of cau must he so serious as to interfere with I Wallowa.
ative Tablet», however, this difti-
tion or |>ro|>er execution of the work. the ordinary enjoyment of life or the
r ii It y i* overcome
The »hape of
Senator Chamberlain la endeavor
the tablet», their appearance and
I f he hires a contractor to do the work, comfort of existence before the law ing to have the Isthmian canal com
candy like t itle .it once appeal to
In the absence of mission send a seagoing dredge
so that it ia not under hii own control will interfere.
any child, with the rrtull that they
and direction, he ia not liable for the smoke ordinances one may, generally, through the Panama canal In advance
are taken without objection.
contractor’s faults, unleas he knew that burn any kind of coal he wishes to.
The rich chocolate flavor and
of the other boats. In order that the
I f one kee|>* dangerous and unusual dredge may be used In work of deep
the contractor was to proceed in an im
absence «1 other taste, make I)r.
Mile»’ Laxative Tablet» the ideal
proper manner.
Home slates under things upon his premises, as stores of ening the channel of the Columbia
remedy for children.
certain circumstances have held that high explosives, he is responsible for i river at an early date.
If the first box fail* to benefit,
one is absolutely liable far the results j any injury which may reault to a
Hy weaving her stocking Into a rope.
the price ii returned.
Ask your
o f blasting on his premisea whether neighbor, as thia ia regarded as an un , Miss Christina Schirmer, 21, unmar
druggist. A box ol as doses costa
he has been in any wav at fault or not. reasonable uae. The use one makes rled, and an Inmate of the Insane aay-
only as cents. Never »old in bulk.
MILK* MCOICAL CO., Klkhart. In*. This view has been taken in cities of hia premises must be that o f an or lum at Salem, committed suicide by
where it is frequeutly insisted that the dinarily careful, prudent and normal hanging herself. She fastened one end
of the Btocklng to a window guard,
use of high explosives ou a city lot is lieraon.
an unreasonable, unusual and unnatural (Copyright, 1913, by W. K. Towers.) and then, slipping the noose over her
head, leaped from a chair.
use o f property and for such use he
" M v little bov had h marvelous es
The state highway commission has
must answer to his injured neighbor,
cape," write* I’ . F. llaatiamH of Prince
been authorised by the Multnomah
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
whether there has been any lack of
Albert, Cap* o f (5nod Hope. “ It oc
county commissioners to draw on the
care or not. Blasting in unsettled
curred in the middle o f the night. Ill-
$75.000 fund set aside for the con
communitioa, away from buildings,
A
definite
movement
baa
been
made
got a very severe attack o f croup. As
with the usual and proper precautions at Salem toward securing a manufac struction of the highway down the
lurk would have it, I had a large bot
''ulumbla river to the sea. The work
is not usually held to be an unreason turing plaut tor flax products.
tle of Chamberlain's Cough Iti-medy in
will be cotiflned to that portion of the
able use o f property for which the per
While out halibut fishing Captain
the house. A fter following the direc- !
son blasting is answerable, unless he earn er of Newport captured u 14-foot county from Portland to the early line
lions for an hour and twenty minutes .
of the county.
has proceed«! with lark o f caution. iuuii eating shark.
he wi< through all danger." Hold by
Loss of memory of everything that
A landowner may secure an injunction
Mrs. C. S Mclutoah, at the age of
Benson’ s Pharmacy.
to prevent a neighbor from blading 86 years, has just proved up ou a happened to him prior to 1912, oblltar
without the use o f usual and prudent honu-stead of ItiO acres In the Upper atlng all knowledge of what his real
name may be, where he came from,
safeguards.
Hood river valley.
aud who his relatives may be. was al
Whether one keeps hia own premises
The city's coininisstonera of Port leged by J. J. Marvin, alias Mater,
do you depend on
in repair or not is generally an affair land have decided that dogs running
• **«howev -p ro o f'
who was hound over to the federal
or d«> you we«f ft
o f hia own, yet if he fails to keep his at large must remain inusxled until at
grand Jury on a charge of having Im
premises in pnqier repair and, la-cause least Junuary L
personated a government officer and
o f this, injury occurs to the pro|ierty
I. ohh from fire In Newberg early obtained on that basis money and
of hia neighbor, as through fall o f Saturday morning was estimated at
lodgti
In Portland.
his barn he must answer fur it. Thia $15,000. with approximately $10,000
and en joy the fftift bo*
rule applies to those owning adjoining of the loss covered by Insurance.
cause you 're d ry ftnd
com fortable? M ade for
tracts o f land, but nut to those who
Prank H. Grant, formerly city attor
lotiftlt ftnd ready aer-
yice, and ao w ater
own separate parts of the same build ney of Portland, declares he will seek
The codling moth and its brood of
proof that not ft drop
ing. Thus one inay own the first floor the nomination for attorney general
r a f t c h e i y o u even
larvae that cause wormy apples are
through thft op ening«
o f s building and another the second. on the republican ticket.
betw een thft button«.
to be attacked with a new and interest
Thft KeSe* Edfft due* it.
Neither is bound, in the absence of
The board of education of Portland ing weapon, the Calliephialtes messor
special agreement, to keep hia portion hus denied the petition of the Minis
grav. Thia new enemy of the moth is
in repair so that injury may not reault terial association that the Bible be
only
a small insect, hut it is fully as
S .tl.fa o lln a Q a » r » a l..d
to the other portion. If the owner of read In the public schools.
formidable as ita name, i f it accom
the upper portion fails tu keep the roof
Klamath county's grain crop la esti plishes all that is expected of it. Just
A. J. Tow er Co.
in repair and rain injures the property mated at 1,200,000 bushels. Increase
BOSTON
k , '£ ] ^ f t f t « t
what the inaect is and what it does to
T n w .r Canadian I krol«d
o f the owner o f the lower half there ia Is one third greater than at any fo r
destroy codling worms are described
Clalntfm. 'fcHBtfP9
no liahilitv.
nier year due tu part to Increased
by Professor H. F. Wilson, head o f the
Every landowner owes to his neigh acreage.
Entomological department o f the Ore
Claude McDonald of Portland, fresh gon Agricultural College, who will di
bor what ia known in law as lateral
A mild, gentle and effective laxative Hiippnrt. That ia. in digging a ditch, man in the University of Oregon, died rect experimental work with the bene
is what people demand when suffering or making an excavation close to the from a hemorrhage of the brain, the ficial insect.
from constipation. Thousands swear line, the person doing the digging must result of a fall In the ahower bathroom
" T h e methods of this pdrasite are
by Dr. K in g ’s New L ife Pills. Hugh sec to it that aup|>urt ia not withdrawn o f the gymnasium.
not intended to be warlike. Ita fatal
A new variety of apple, which la a
Tallmau o f Han Antonio, Tex., writes: from his neighbor's land ao that it will
damage to moth larvae ia inflicted in
cross
between a Newtown and a Hptts-
" T h e y are, beyond question, the beat c iv e in nr he weakened in any way.
ita peaceful pursuit of a home in which
pills my wife and 1 have ever taken.” Neither landowner may withdraw the enberg, la said to have been found In to rear ita young. In seeking for a
They never cause pain. Price 2f>c at sup|Mirt from the other’ « land. Thia the orchard of J. E. Kpplng of Hood place to deposit ita eggs, the female
druggists, or by mail, H. E. Hucklen does not mean that one may not exca River.
o f this species discovers the cocoon of
Loren Kvana, aged 30, of Eufena,
vate, hut it means that he must sup
A Co. Philadelphia or Ht. Louis.
the codling worm. She settles down
port the other’s land so that it will not committed aulclde by throwing him upon it, penetrates the shell with her
tumble down. I f he fails to do thia he self beneath the wheels of a south ovipositor, inserting it deeply into the
ia responsible for all resulting injury. bound local paaaeuger train at W alker body o f the larvae or pupa, and there
station. 18 miles aouth of Eugene.
lays the egg.
The aupjiort that ia owed to the land
Through an arrangement with the
"A lm o s t as soon as it ia hatched
o f the neighbor ia support to the land
APPLY
University o f Oregon conversational
from the e g g the young parasite be
in ita natural condition, that ia unin
German will be taught In the seventh
gins to feed upon the tissues o f ita liv*
cumbered by the weight o f buildings.
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Doors, Windows, Shingles, Building j
Paper, Beaver Board, Lime, Cement \
Etc. :: Ask for a “Home Decorator” :j:
Cottage Grove Manfg. -x~x~x-x-x~x~>
Co. j
ing home. And it never ceases to eat six. These are simple matters and
until it has grown strong and ia able easily controlled, but they are e»aenlial
to make ita living in the outside world. to prize-winning.
Hy this time the moth larvae has been
" I t is just as necessary to put up
burrowed into a lifeless shell. The the packages and tag them correctly
parasite then emerges to rear another according to the rules. 1 have found
generation o f its kind, and, if a fe cabbage entered aa Danish Hall Head,
male, to inflict death upon large num which was not Danish Hall Head at all,
bers o f rnoth larvae.
but an altogether different variety.
“ A supply of specimens o f this in Growers should not enter products of
sect has been secured by the depart doubtful pedigree and stock.
ment o f entomology and an attempt
" N o r is it best to exhibit a large
will be made to rear colonies large number o f reputed new varieties.
enough to carry on aucceaaful warfare They are frequently nothing but varia
against the codling moth. I f this at tions o f real varieties and after a year
tempt is successful colonies o f the or ao lose their temporary eharacleri«-
parasite will be liberated in orchards | tics.
Improved strains of standard
in various parts o f Oregon.
| stocks are superior to shifting varie
"These insects are beneficial in every ties.
way. The adult ia about one-half inch
“ But the thing that appeals most
in length, and is of a pale blue color, forcibly to the ju d g e ’s eye is uniformi
with four transparent wings.”
ty in size, color, shape, smoothness and
cleanliness. Any entry o f vegetables
Visiting cards— The Sentinel.
which displays these qualities is in line
for a prize."
Displays as Rules Require.
Notice.
" T h e rules o f the vegetable exhibit
should clearly state the requirements
’lorn Awbrey wishes to anuoupce to
in the different classes o f entries, and his insurance patrons that while absent
exhibitors should rigidly adhere to during the next few weeks all matters
them,” says Professor A. G. Bouquet, | of insurance requiring attention wil
of the horticultural department, Ore receive prompt attention by applying
gon Agricultural
College.
" T h ere to Veatch & Spencer.
m22tf
should be no haphazard displays. I f
The value o f a paper to a commun
the terms call for six beets, the ex
hibitors should show just six and ex ity can be accurately measured by
pect disqualification for an entry of what outsiders think o f it. The Sen
five, seven, or any number other than tinel is willing to be thus measured.
Light, Snow-White and Wholesome Bread
Is Always the Result of
Drifted Snow Flour
You never hear a poor baker say:“ l use Drifted S n ow ,"
for if Drifted Snow Flour were used, the baking would
be good.
Many houswives are not getting the best baking results
simply because an inferior flour is spoiling the baking
thal would otherwise be good.
If you have poor luck with vour bread occasionally—
just remeuil>er the remedy and use Drifted Snow Flour
for the next batch.
When it rains
Fish Brand
Reflex
Slicker
!
They are without a peer, j * W e do not sell stoves f{
or hay rakes, but we do sell
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mat ism.
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Against Bowel Trouble
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!
Wanted!
\Ve want you to know that there are several good
business opportunities waiting for you at the new
town of Imperial, in Southeastern Crook County,
Oregon.
If you are looking for a location aud want to get
in a good, prosperous community and grow up with
the town, you should write us and learn the induce
ments we will offer you to come here.
Tell us your line o f business and we will not advise
you to come here unless there is a chance for you
to make good. Address
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TO W N SITE CO.
IM P E R IA L , OREGON
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