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Newspaper Page Texti « liMiiibrrlaln'a ('iiu gli lleiiMwIy, T h u remedy I i » m ihi superior for cough» and cold*. It 1» pleasant to l»k e. It contain» no opium or other narcotic. It always cur«». For »«1 « by li«u »o n ‘a Pharmacy. Southern Pacific Railway I Ime* fable C O IM C I Nn No No No. OHOVI South Bound V 10 • m. M III 1 id a m IT ï '« li in X 20 1». Ml 1« An | (lc » l S I MI OS No No No. N». North Hound 1 *> s in III 10 1» ft. in 1« ^ |M H TO 4 <16 p m. U W o m a n '. 1. 11 » III I vc. Who want» to take »a lt», or rna- tor oil, when there la nolhlnx heller r than Dr K lim '» New L ife I'llla for all bowel trouble». T h «y act xently and naturally on th « stomach and liver, »tlm ulatu and rexulate your howela and tone up the entire system Price 26c. At all druxxlata. II K. Rusk- leu A Co.. Philadelphia or Ht I .out». TYPEWRITER TO RENT APPLY SENTINEL k OFFICE Do you bexln to rouxh at nlxht, Ju»t when you hope to »leepT Do you have a tlckllnx throat that keep» you awake? Juat take Foley'a Hone» and Tar Compound. It will rh e'k the rouxh and atop the tick- Unte Heiiaatlon at once. Doea not up* »et the atoinarh, I» heat for children and xrown'peraona. For « a l« by all dealer» everywhere. Blackmore & McFarland THE CITY TRANSFER A M . KIN IM n r Hauling & Praying Done on Short Notice I'u in o M a r i n i a S ftrrio .lt y W OOD AN D COAL PHONIC U O F F IC E A T EAQ LE C IG A R S T O R E W ixntrrful to u g h llem edy, Dr. K lng'a New Dlacovery 1s known eve ry w h er« a« th « renx-dy whlcb w ill aurely stop a cough or cold. D. P. I.awaon o f Kldaon, Tenn., »r it e «: “ Dr, K in g '» New Hlsrovery I» the mo»t wonderful cough, cold and throat and lung ntedlclue | «v e r aold In nty stör«. It ran't I m b«at. lt sella wlthout any trouble at all. It neod» no guar a n í««.' Thla Is true. becau»« Dr. * K in g '» New Dlacovery will relieve the most obstinat« of cough» and cold». I.ung trouble» qulckly hclped by It» us«. You »hould keep a bot- tle In the houa« at all tim e» fo r all the metnber» o f the fam lly, 6t)«' and f l . 00. A ll Drugglsta o r by mall. H. E llucklein * Co.. Philadelphia or Ht. Imul«. F o r w et weather,— d ry clothes comfort wear T o » » ' « Fish Brand REFLEX SUCKER H U ail ymj wanl. or ca» a n . la a touch »««I raarty service coal TtwroaeWT aralarcroof and aeoac al e a r pnml X $ 3*00 SU SP. > Saitclactloa Gaaraalaad A. J. Tower C*. “ BOSTON ****** lc ik .| t^ p M lisulad.Toronlo •••Cataiaf frm Oregon Pacific & Eastern Railway Company TIME CARD No. 1 To taka effect Jan. 1, 1914. KART ROUND No. 1 W EST BOUND No. 2 HTATIONH A. M 8:00 laV . . .Cottnge Grove. .. Ar 8:20 ........... ,. . Wahlen , .. a • • s a a 8:21) e e a • » « . ( ’erro Gordo . . . . , , , 8:44 . . . Dorenn . , . . . . . . it: 00 , , , , , .. Vaughns . . ......... 1» : 10 « a a a p . . . . Htnr . . . . . » . • • 9:35 • e s s e . Red Bridge . e e e * e !» I I ........ ,. Wildwood .. ........ I0*]5 10:35 A r . .. .... Kujnda .... . . . L v 1:00 12:20 12:11 12:03 11:15 11:36 11:23 11:10 10:40 An extra train for psssengers only leaves Cottnge drove Saturdays at 3:00 p. m., returning arrive» at Cottage drove at 0:13 p. m. S u b je c t to ehange without nntire. A. B. WOOD. Oan’l Manager. A half dozen families have come to the Cottage drove country during the past year because o f receiving copies o f The Sentinel. You owe it to yoarself to be n patron o f n newspaper that gets such results. 4 OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON Tbs ninth annual meeting of tbs Oregon Retail Hardware A Implement Dealers' association la to be beid la Portland January 27 to >0. Henalor Chamberlain will ask tbs president to renominate Alex Swe«k ae Minister to Hiaiu as soon as Mr. Wilson returns to Washington. Olack Band Coat ln v «itl(o to 4 . Investigations at Copp«rneld dis (iranta I’ m » » A. K. Huiltb, of Ran close the fact that youths were able Franctaco, a milter and luvaator lu to get llguor from local aalooua, and uitiiliiK premerti»», I» her« looking ov tbat gambling was ruu wide open. er th« various minina »ectlona. Mr. A. M. Crawford, now »«rv ln g bis Uiulth I» much lnter«»ted lu th« loa» twelfth year aa Attoruuy-GeuerBi of timt I» occurring In tb « black »and. Oregou, lias formally auuouncpd him and »o often dlacarded by th« placar self aa a candidate for the republican miner. U la der lared by uilnlux men nomination for governor. that a great deal o f the vagrant gold Grant B Dlinlck of Oregon City baa find» It» wuy Into the black »and» of announced formally tbat bs will seek the Itogu» river, where It I» loat, a* the republican nomination for gover no aucceaaful machinery haa yet been 1 nor of Oregou at the primary next Invented whereby It can be operated May. at u profit. Marshfield and North Rend, whlcb protested against tbs delay o f tbs new Klamath Falla Oota Lecturer*. dredge Mlchle at the Columbia bar, Klamath Full».— Dr. Joaeph Hchae are promised It shall proceed to Coos fer, profe»»or of hlatory In tb « Uni- . Bay aa soon aa It Is given a satisfac veratty of Oregon, will deliver a lec tory working trial. ture on "Education aa Social Adjust T h « organisation committee of the uient" January 17 at the high acbool federal reserve banking plan will building here. While here he will act meet In Portland In February to ex a » one of the Judge» In the Ashland amine this district as a possible point Klumath High School debate. Dr. In which to establish a regional re Hodge, of the university, also will lec serve bank. • ture to the student« In the high school Halmon packers have protested to several duya following Dr. Schaefer's Senator Chamberlain against a pro visit. vision In the bill Introduced by Repre sentative Im fferty requiring labels on Linn County Dry All Ovar. canoed salmon to show the date of Albany.— I.Inn county la again en packing. tirely • dry." There were no "w et" Governor West baa been notified by •pots In the county from July 1, 1906, the department of the Interior tbat uutll a year ago, when Harrisburg his suggestion that tbs state and fed went "w e t" In a local option »lection. eral government.buy and complete the lU rrisburg returned to the problbl North Canal project of the Central lion column In the election laal No Oregon Irrigation company, bad been vember. but at that time Sweet Home forwarded to the reclamation service. went *'w «L " Owing to election con One hundred and ten Indiana on testa both cities are now “ dry." the Klamath reaervatlon have signed and forwarded to the secretary of the Conference at Roaeburg. lutertor a petition asking him to re Itoseburg.—The social w elfare of scind the order closing Williamson Koaeburg and community will be the and Bprague rivers to logging opera subject of a conference on social terv tlona. -v Ice to be held In itoseburg on Janu The Alaska Fishermen's association ary 17. HI and 19. The aim of the con la urging the retention of the division ference la to awakeu the people of of Alaska fisheries, practically abol the community to Ita need» for socl»l ished by the secretary of commerce welfare and. If possible, to »uggeet tn his estimates. The Portland chain plans for betertug these condition». ber of commerce haa telegraphed Sen ator Chainberlski to the same effect. The Astoria National baak has been designated as a government deposi Plan la to Mak» Low Qraae Land« tory. Funds of the war department Rich Agricultural Farms. for defraying expenses at the forts Corvallis.— Probably the moat Im about the mouth of the Columbia will portant piece of development ever un be deposited at (be bank when th« dertaken In recent yeara In Oregon required bonds are filed. In Oregon haa Juat started near Cor The Albany commercial club has vallls requested the Oregon delegation to la n d o w n e r» occupying 40 square drop all plana for the Improvement of miles of bottom and prairie land« be the W illam ette river excepting the tween Corvallis and Monroe have be one establishing a three and a half gun the formation of the flrat drain foot channel between Oregon City and age district organltvd under state Qorvallla. law» In th» W illam ette Valley. It la That the farmers of the Pacific believed that successful demons! ni coast are annually spending $6,000,000 tlon of the beneficial renulta of drain 1 unnecessarily for grain baga, and tbat age In the propoeed district will bring the farmers of no other part of the about an era of progressive develop- 1 United States are so fooliah, was the meut by which fully one-fifth of the! statement made to the gralngrowers total amble area of the W illamette of Umatilla county In convention at Valley, or 1,000,000 acres, will be so Tendleton. stimulated that crop products will be Representative Hawley haa taken doubled In two years, that “ white up with the agricultural department lands" will be eliminated and that the the establishment of an animal quar entire cost of the construction of the antine station at Portland. If the mat drainage ayatem can be paid for. If ter receives favorable consideration. necessary. In three year* from In Mr. Hawley will ask congress for an oreaaed farm profits. appropriation to establish and main tain auch a station. No Men Needed at Umatilla. Declaring that the evidence In the Pendleton.— Residents of Umatilla cases of Mrs. Effle Creawell and Stel and other towns In the west end of la Morgan, Inmates of the state indus the county am aroused over thn In- trial school for girls, convicted in his flu i of laborers looking for work on j court of attempting to poison the oth West Umatilla project. Inasmuch aa er inmates and attaches, warranted a there will be no work for other than thorough Investigation, Circuit Judge teamster» until spring, these town» Cleeton reconvened the grand Jury are facing a problem of the unemploy- and ordered R to make a thorough In ed. vestigation o f the Institution. For the protection o f local mer Big Bridge Contract la Lat. chants the state railroad commission Portland.—Contracts for the con haa announced tbat the practice of atructlon of an Interstate bridge across certain traveling salesmen o f deliver the Columbia river at Vancouver, were ing goods from trunks checked aa bag let here by a commission composed of gage la not lawful. The decision was officials of Multnomah county. O re j rendered at the request of Jooeph Si gon, and Clarke county, Washington. | mon. of Portland, who desired a con The bridge will unite the Oregon and atructlon of tha law and an order from Washington links tn the Pacific high the commission. way. That the enfranchisement of women and the organisation o f the progres Boy Smokers to Bs Prosecuted. sive party will be expensive to the Independence.— The school board ot state through the printing of election this city haa posted notices to the ef matter Is the announcement made by fect that the law In regard to prohib Secretary Plimpton, of the printing iting the tale of tobacco to peraona board. He states that three end one lea» thniT 1H years old. would be en hair tona of paper are necessary for forced atrlctly, that minora would be tally sheets alone at the coming pri prosecuted If found using tobacco. mary, whereas heretofore two-and one half tons had been sufficient. Hammond Haa New Mayor. The mines o f Oregon made a som e Hammond.— Fur the first tlma tn what unexpected large Increase In over 14 years Hammond haa a new gold yield for 1913, compared with mayor. P. H. Kuhna. Mr. Ford, the 1912. The mine report of 1912 showed retiring mayor, has held his position a production of $770.041 (a material almost from the date on which tka Increase over 1911), but the prelim olty waa Incorporated. inary estimate for 191$ made by Cbas. O. Yale of the United States geologl W ater of Jordan Uaad. cal survey shows that the gold output Th e Dalles.— St. Paul's Episcopal nearly doubled In 191$, amounting to Church witnessed an unusual varia $1,393.322, or $$22,211 more than In tion of pretty service, when Bishop 1912. Th e mine output of stiver In Robert L. Paddock, D. D.. baptised 1912 was 67.0S1 fine ounces, while the two children with water from tbs R iv estimate for 1913 shows a ytaM ot er Jordan. 111,$49 ounces. ■ Events Occurring Throughout the State During the Past Week. DRAIN VALLEY IS PLAN DEFEATED FEOERALS CROSS BORDER LINE Six MuxicanGenerais and 2,800 Soldier» Surrender to American Troops. Presidio, T e x —Twenty-eight bun dred Mexican federal soldiers, six gen erals, 200,000 rounds of ammunition two cannons, four large field pieces and 1600 civilian refugees are In tht custody of the United States arm) border patrol aa the reault of the fed eral army's evacuation of OJlnga, Mex Ico, Ita flight to American territorj and the occupation of the village by General Francisco Villa's rebels. Th e distress of the refugees Is ap palling. Men. women, children, dogs and chickens and cattle are packed together In a apace covering several acres. About them are scattered all the wreck and turmoil they brought In fleeing from the OJlnga battle. From a military viewpoint tne altu atlon waa regarded aa being without precedent, since tn time of peace the United States army haa never bad to surround, disarm, hold in custody and care for so large a body o f allena. Fewer than 600 cavalrymen handled the panic stricken mob of almost ten times their number. “ It was hopeless,” said General Mer cado. "Our men had left only 70 rounds of ammunition apiece and w» could not have resisted a charge b> the rebela. It would have been a massacre. I ordered the evacuation and flight to safety across the rival on grounds of humanity.” Sharp Rsterte. A mas who was offering gratuitous Information at a country fair waa dis paraging the show o f cattle "C ell these here prise cattle?’ be scornfully said “ Why, they ain’t noth In’ to what oar folks raised. You may not think IL hut my father raised the biggest calf o f any man ronnd our parts.” " I can very well believe It,” observ ed a by »under, surveying him from bead to foot. It Is not every one who enjoys a Joke at bis own expense. The Judge who pointed with hie cane and exclaimed, “There Is a great rogue at tha end o f my cane,” was Intensely enraged when the man looked bard at him and asked coolly: " A t which end, yonr honor!” A friend o f Curran’s was bragging o f hla attachment to tb* Jury system and said: "W ith trial by Jury 1 have lived, and by the blessing o f God with trial by Jury I will die." “ Ob,” said Curran tn much amaze meut. "then you’ ve made up yonr mind to be hanged, D ick ?—London Tit-Bits. Carved by Nature. A curious effect o f the wear and tear to which the earth’s Croat to con tinually being subjected to shown In the Devil’s elide In U U b and other peculiar formations all over tb * west. There exist on the South river. In the Wasatch tnounUlns (a part o f tb* Rookie«), singularly capped pinnae lee or slender plllara rising from 40 to 400 feet high and most o f them crowned or capped by huge atones. These pil ls rs are Dot the work o f man, bat are memorial monument* o f hag* bills from which they are cat oat by the action o f the air and water and the lone remains o f many square miles of solid rocks which have been washed away to a depth o f some 400 fe e t The greater hardness o f th# surface haa caused lt to resist corroalon more than the underlying rock, than leaving huge cape o f stone perched high In the air on point* o f their column*. Here gays Trouble Merely Squabble Be ■nd there can be found • doable col umn capped by a single atone, thus tween Mayor and Council. forming a natural bridge both nnlqaa The Dalles, Or.—Governor W est’s and picturesque.—Health. declaration that he will not come to The Dvilee because the trouble here Chloride of Sodium. he aaya. Is merely a squabble between In connection with the name salt a Mayor Anderson and the council, has curious fact Is to.be noted. Balt waa caused excitement over the matter to formerly regarded aa a compound re die out. and now cltlxens are merely sulting from the union o f hydrochloric (or. as It used to be called, muriatic) Interested and much relieved. FollowIng the action of the council- acid and soda, and hence the generic men In refusing to confirm any of the term o f talt was applied to all sab- stances produced by the combination mayor’s nine appointees for the office o f a base with an ackL Sir Humphry of chief of police, Anderson said be Davy, however, showed that daring would bring tn "outside help," mean their action on each other both the Ing the state militia, and would issue acid and the alkali underwenf decom a proclamation In an attempt to close position and tbat. while water to form all local saloons. He also threatened ed by the union o f the oxygen o f the to arrest Ralph Glbous If he appeared alkali and the hydrogen o f the add, on the street aa a police officer, the the sodium o f the former combines council having elected Glbons ovei with the chlorine of the latter to form chloride o f sodium, and th lf term to the mayor's head. the scientific designation o f salt, which, The mayor hasn't attempted to car paradoxical as It may seem, to not a ry out his threats. salt At one time nearly the whole of the salt used as food and for Industrial purposes was obtained from the sea. and In many countries where the cli mate Is dry and warm and whlcb hava a convenient seaboard a great quantity o f salt Is still obtained. W EST WON T INTERFERE th aw I T declared . SANE BY COMMISSION Concord, N. H.— The release of Har cy Kendall Thaw under ball would not be a public menace, according to the report of the commission appointed by Federal Judge Aldrich to Inquire Into the state of Thaw's mentality. The commissioners found that Thaw was not afflicted with any of the mental dlaeaaes from which he was held to be suffering at the time he killed Stan ford White. W hile the commissioners say they have reached "a definite and positive opinion as to the present mental con dltion of Thaw and his probable state of mind at the time of the homicide,’' they refrain from expressing this opin ion. in view of their instructions from the court not to embarrass any subs» quent litigation where the broad ques tion of Insanity might be Involved. The report w ill be considered b, Judge Aldrich In connection with the petition o f Thaw for admission to bail under habeas corpus proceeding*. Th* Political Cabinet. George I. Is said to have been re sponsible for the word "cabinet” as lt has long applied to politics tn tha United States. When be waa king be could aot take part In the delibera tions of bts own privy connril because he knew no English. British states men did not apeak German. So the ministers who served this first o f the Hanoverian sovereigns o f Great Britain used to meet In the king’s private room or cabinet—derived from the French cablne or little ro o m - while be was absent A fterw ard they Informed him of the result o f their dis cussion». It followed naturally that the part of the privy council which was supposed to be in particular favor with the king and especially close to him came to be spoken o f as hto cabi net council. Handmade Ragtime. " O f course.” sakl the salesman, "any thing handmade to aura to be superior to what to made by machinery.” "N o t always,” answered the musical person. " I f you start op a music box African Colonies Under Mariial Law It generally plays something In the way o f a standard composition. Bat Pretoria.— Sixty thousand militia when anybody slta down at the piano were called out because of the alarm and turns oat something by hand tha ing spread o f the railway strike and chance* are that It will be ragtime.” — the Transvaal and Orange River Col Washington Star. ony were placed under martial law. The strike has spread to every rati 8light Omission. way line In the Union of South Africa "1 thought you said be waa a man and the strikers are In an ugly mood. o f means?' “ Excuse me. 1 left o ff the adjec tive." Shanghai Editor Killed. "W h at adjective?" Shanghai —Z. F. How, manager and “ ’Limited.” ’— Birmingham Aga-Her- director o f the Commercial Press, was akL shot dead tn the street. The assassin waa arrested. How began his career A Greet Art In Little. as a small printer and built up the "la there really any art In convers Commercial Press, whlcb possesses in g?’ “ O f course: always say amali things the flneat printing works In Asia. In a big way and big things In a amali MRebel Declares W ar on Gangster*. w a y ” —BAI unes polla Journal. New York.— Mayor Mltchel declared Closed Doer. war on the organised gangs of the Hans von Buelow. the pianist, at on# city and caused emphatic order* to time posted on bis door a notice tbat be given the police that these gangs was quite tn the London rein: "B efore of drug habitues, murders and thieves Noon. Not Receiving; Afternoon. O u t” must be broken up. Plenty of Reem at the Top. Kntcker—There’s plenty o f room at Girls Starve But Won’t Be Servants Loe Angeles.— Although they say the top. Rocker—Yea. bat yonr w ife they are starving and want work, lets you have only the bottom bureau drawer.—New York 8un. nearly all of the glrla and women reg istered at the municipal employment A little la one's own pocket to better Bureau turn down every o ffer o f do than much tn another man’s purse.— mestic aarvice. Cervantes. «•••t Cough Medicine fo r Children ” 1 am very glad to say a few words in praise o f Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy.” writes Mrs. Lida Dewey, Milwaukee, Wla. " I have used tt fo r years both fo r my children and my self and It never fails to relieve and cure a cough or cold. No fam ily with children should be without lt as It gives almost Immediate relief In cases of croup.” Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Is pleasant and safe to take, which Is o f great Importance when a medicine must be given to young children. F o r sale by Ben son's Pharmacy. Cottage Grove Transfer Co. L. L. H A R R E L L , Prop. DR A YINO AND MOVING Us* Our Anto Dray fer Quick Service. Every facility for handling all classes of goods. Feed barn and fire proof vault in connection. A ll kinds of Hauling and Plano Moving. PHONE 72 A Different-« in W orking Hours A man’s w orking day la 8 hours. His body organs must work perfect ly 24 hours to keep him fit for 8 hours work. W eak, aore. Inactive kidneys can not do R. They must be sound and healthily active ali the time. Foley K idney P ills w ill make them so. You cannot take them into your system without good results fol lowing. F o r sale by all dealers everywhere. Constipation, if Neglected, Camea Serious Illness Constipation, if neglected, leads to almost innumerable complica tions affecting the general health. Many cases ol t y p h o i d fever, appendicitis a n d other severe dis eases are trace able to prolonged clogging of the bowels. Regard- t h e effects o f constipation, C . E. Ayers, 6 Sabin S t . , Montpelier, V t, says: " I waa afflicted with constipation and blllouaBMs (or years, and at time* became ae bad I weuld kscems unconscious. I have been found la tbat condition many times. Physicians did not eaem to be able to do me may good. I would beoeme weak and for days at a time could do aa work. Not long ago I got a box eg Dr. Mile»' Laxative Tablets, and after using them found I bad never tried anything tbat acted in such a mild sad effective manner. I believe Ijm v e at last "found tb# remedy tka« Thousands of people are sufferers from habitual constipation and while possibly realizing something of the danger of this condition, yet neglect too long to employ proper curative measures until serious ill ness often resalts. The advice of all physicians is, “keep yonr bowels dean,” and it’s good advice. Dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets are aold by all druggists, at 35 cents a box containing 35 doses. If not found satisfactory, yonr money is returned. M ILS * MEDICAL C B , Elkhart, lad. I Chronic Constipation Cured. " F iv e years ago I had the woret case o f chronic constipation I ever knew of, and Cham berlain's Tablets cured me.” writes S. F. Fish, Brook lyn, Mich. F or sale by Benson’s Pharmacy. C old» to B e Taken Seriously. In telligent people re a llte that com mon colds should be treated prompt ly. I f there Is sneexing and ch illi ness with hoarseness, tickling throat and coughing, begin prom ptly the use of F o ley's Honey and T a r Compound. It is effective, pleasant to take, checks a cold, and stops the cough which causes loss o f sleep and low ers the vital resistance. F o r sale by all dealers. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with L O C A L A P P L IC A T IO N S , as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. C a tarrh la a blood or constitutional disease, and tn order to cure tt you must take In fernal remedies. Halt’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. H all's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best phy sicians tn this country fo r years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with tho beat blood purifiers, acting directly on tho mucous surfaces. The perfect combina tion of the two Ingredients Is what pro duces such wonderfu results In curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free, r . J. C H E N E T A CO., Props.. Toledo. O. Sold by Druggists, price 78c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Wkat do yon want, anyway! A Sen tinel want ad. will get it for yon.