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Washington All three bills on the
administration trust legislation pro­
gramme passed the house and were
•enl to the senate for action.
Opposition melted when the Ilnul
test came, and the voting went
through quickly. The Covington in­
terstate trade commission bill was
passed without a record vote; the
Clayton omnibus anti trust measure
received 275 votes to 54 against It,
and the vole on the Rayburn railroad
capitalisation bill was 252 to 12.
The Covington trade commission
bill would create a commission with
broad Inquisitorial powers over cor­
porations engaged In interstate com ­
merce.
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la for. ••Agency Futi»
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n explanation.
• item aneli» ih» roaati i^
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learljr II half
unte to linear«! a gn
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on |m|.er only and uI
Itiuat lie |iatnl in roldruk-
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item \l .iltnoinak hat («
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hat ru n » in ratio lo tk* I
wealth of the «Miti**
Taylor, county irrannw.
bararti a gtieaa.
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n my report* t hat k*®«*
MBMUS m
* WILL SELECT SUFFRAGE BILL
gProfl<*l,la Habit
^rrrtui*k’
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" f •*“ ' Inily
|y- ■< ... le.. .Iir.i t interest In
L..J public Ihm' tin in « • ' "I
Ï Ï L fr l it might he aalil without
fi'l i n H u m i'i l tiM 'i n b rn III* o f
n r g i i n n i.llm«> « t 1 Ili 111 4 11 lUt«'
After abolishing the bureau of cor­
porations and tlie positions of com­
missioner and assistant commissioner
of corporations, the bill would turn
over the organisation and powers of
the bureau to the new commission. It
then provides that all corporations
with a capital of not less than »5,000,-
000, except those now subject to the
Interstate commerce commission, shall
submit annturl reports, “ records of its
organization, bondholders and stock­
holders and financial condition" to the
commission.
The commission may
also designate corporations having a
capitalization of less th«n »5,000,000
from whom It desires reports. It may
call for special reports. In addition
to the regular annual statements re­
quired by the hill, and would provide
a penalty of »100 a day for delay In
filing reports.
Meeting Called to Concentrate Sup­
port for Meaiure Before Congrett.
i«» «» lh i» r ir$»m e . l y i l i , . t b«*n
WnnhltiKton In an »»ffort to ton
i»r •«» (|tinr k i j /.
M o m •y r«
rnntriitr mipport for a HuffraK*» mean-
M » « l i rit P h Mf t n n r y ( « ’ j
ur»» In «(iiiKroMH, MuffruK** loadero 1 h -
y o u nr«* D o 1 t • I, t .R ll l <i.
I nair> 1 '
a call for a iiimUriK of all lt*ad*
f
' r
A lull
the
w i t h o u t l l y O U H ’ I HU o t b « T
«•ru In thr movc*ni«*nt In thr United
m ^ y aaliafie» only the ileaill- •lay.
U r u g g u ! • r% 6 » f ) w b«*f e s e ll i t . (l«*t
Htatm at (). H I*. Itrlrnont'ii Newport
Ivkat *• gu,ntC
1,1 *ki w u rh l, the rom|i|ete o u t f l ( 41 00 «í/i» t h i »
holm*, Marblr llouur, July 3.
jjl.va rontaiiie.l m thi' ai l t ei
eontaiha the i n b n l r r
• la •1 b o t t i «• o f
Two bills, on»* by Senator Hhafroth
j p . . malilea the III «n a g e r o f
ll(|Ulll.
Jn lO 17 nml thr oth«*r by Srnutor lirlntow, are
jj, j , i r*e to in ike lin n ila r \ o f
tx-forr conKrrts. Thr nuffnigr lend-
rm nrr dlvldnl nn to which meatiure
!• hrtirr, hut they hope to nettle all
difficult ten at tin* meeting. Suffrage
I of any houaehohl who fail» MANY C O T T A O B O R O V E P E O P L E
workers from nearly all states, and
|!k ail>»rt."
« I » a» I « r e f o l I y
KNOW T H E D M I M I O I O f
Senate May Segregate Bills.
reprmentallies of th«* cougreaHlonal
klyr aa the front pnge ia
H E A L T H Y K ID N E Y S
union and the national American wo*
The senate Interstate commerce
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U..*'
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man suffrag«* nMuociation will partici­ committee voted to report out only
I an merely rarefully ri iiai .l
Thr k ulti«*y« filtrr thr |»|uo<|.
pate.
the trade commission measure of the
Hiiaptod»t‘ I 'm liai» of the
Tbry work nlglit i»n*l tiny.
trust bills. The action was construed
Ì tati are I « -
> ' tin 'tori
W ill ku!n«*y* rnnovr i« i|>urit k - s .
Metcalfe to Make Race.
by many bh an indication of limita­
Itj/rflil renile! ■ -f the nilierltai
Wmk ki<lti«*y« nllow ^mpuritim to
Omaha Itlchard 1». Malcalfe, vice- tion of the administration’s pro­
liynyaml to lie a rnreful buyer multipli
chairman of thi- committee to arrange gramme at the present session of con­
L m *' reading tin n,l\ert■■enirnta
N«i It id ft #y ill ihmtld I m » in*tj|rrtr«|.
the formal opening of the Panama gress.
Itkat mil pay aplendiil return» in
Tb«»rr 1 « |MiMili|t* tlun^rr in drlny.
canal, has decided to accept the peti­
There was no record vote. In a gen­
tef the year Keglater
If you bnvr barkUmi* or urinnry tion filed In hla behalf for the demo­ eral discussion some senators opposed
truablm.
cratic nomination for governor of the the motion and others declared them­
If you nrr nrr%otm, tlir/\ u t worn state of Nebraaka.
selves opposed to the bill at the pres­
I
j out.
ent time. Chairman Newlands said
I lirgin frrntiiig your kt«lci«'yw ut oner;
the committee later might take up
1st* n pro % I’ ll kiilnry fruirti)
supplemental legislation and issued
this statement;
Notir rntloriM’tl lik«* |i«>uti’ii Kultiiv
InOMEI Yt)U IUIEATIIE IT
“ The committee determined to seg­
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regate the trade commission from the
| { iti«'ti<Irti by t hou«Utit|<i
ipruprrly Ir. ite l thia illaenae
supplemental legislation and author­
I'rovnl l»y llttwrlturg tmfimony.
I to a aerio .a if not fntnl nil
Ixnidon.—SulfragetteH, for the firm ized me to present an amendment In
i li a amile», io allow eatnrrh to
Hobrrt Troirl, 117 Hbrridnn Ht,
Sunday
invaded
Catholic the nature of a substitute for my orig­
'health -e II».mi i it ia err Hoftrburi^, Orr , wtty « : **I Ntiffrrrtl front time,
churches
and
created
scene*
by at­ inal bill for a trade commission. The
kidtiry
rottiplainl
i»ff
unti
on
for
ninny
|ifaetn*
i f eatnrrh ill.
direct tu the a|wit treatment, yrnfB, a« u rrtult of brm^ utrurk 111 tb«» tempting to hurungue the congrega­ committee concluded to name the
t it—-au atomarh tloaing. No bui k by thr fibnft of n wngoa. I tri#*! tions Worahip wah disturbed in both trade commission the federal trade
cathedral
and
the commission, instead of the interstate
I ihouiii i., without Ilyumai mnny fruirdi##, but m i not brlprd un Westminster
trade commission. In order to clearly
Church
of
the
Oratory,
llrompton.
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tjmek nti«l I tutting lini til I uurd IkiitH » K»«ln«y Pilli». I think
Father Bernard Vaughan had Just distinguish it from the Interstate com­
• of ritKrrh 1ml 1 » on# «if th«* nil utiffrirm will «I*» wrll to try th»»*
taken his place In the pulpit In West­ merce commission.
Iia4 noti |ilfiiRbt trrnimrnt» fur g«Nit| kidnry r r »r d y .M
i, «Rifllr a or rr«»u|» «»f rhililrrn.
I*r ir # f»t‘r , nt nil tlm lrm .
Ib»n t minster cathedral at the evening serv­ Mellen's Story of Sacrifice Denied.
Charles S. Mellen's recent testi­
iu t rombitinfion of fcnti*«*|»tir •im p ly H*»k fo r n k id n ry rrm rd y — g rt ice when a woman, well dressd and
I brrithr it un I iijj n finitili lit I fonti *• K id n ry !* illi th r » in e that apparently of refinement, rushed up mony that li^. a? pnauient of the New
Tk#tir !•(!«*n «»th h riilth rn d u r M r. T r o i r l bn«l. F«»«trr M ilb u rn Co., the steps into another pulpit, and, York. New Haven & Hartford rail­
a
juin 1* waving her arms, shouted: “ In the road, allowed himself to be indicted
I tout k r « , h r n U rui*l v l t t l i t # f i Prop« , Huf (»ilo, N. Y
...
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1 - g presence of the blessed sacrament I In the Grand Trunk case to shield the
protest against the forcible feeding late J. Flerpont Morgan, was flatly
of women.”
denied before the Interstate commerce
A hand of mllltnnt* Interrupted the commission by Lewis C*ss Led yard,
midday mass In the Church of the of New York, who was a director of
Oratory by chanting: "God save Km the New Haven at the time.
urn line Faukhurot and all our noble
“ 1 want to say In the most unquali­
prisoners; open the eyes of this fied terms.” Mr. Ledyard asserted,
church and of the priests to put an "that Mr. Mellen did not offer himself
end to the torture; In the name of as a vicarious sacrifice for Mr. Mor­
the blessed Joan of Arc, hear them gan."
In their hour of need."
There are indications that the in­
The growing hostility on the part quiry Into the affairs of the New York,
Thr )ia|i|iit-Nt Miotii«>nt ili h \a a 1111 n 11 ' h l i i , is noi, «■•* nio*t ni***>
of the public was shown by assaults New Haven & Hartford railroad by
Sunday on several open-air meetings. the interstate commerce commission
«L whfii ahc ìn I n i l o t h è lari» In i a li a i'. N o , * u
I I " ’ 1**1*
Speakers were mobbed, stands were will be completed this week.
1 inotunit b y f a r , in a w o i n a n ’a lift? , in va ben tb<* man, " boni
torn down and two men were saved
National Capital Brevities.
( illo u x l ti> |< m l h ,.r | u ) b r b r i l l i l i a l i a r , a n d o d io liaw li»-1 1 1
by the police from duckings or beat­
The house will be engaged this
'in naving n n r a l r i i g , p r ò v id e a b e r a h o m e o l b e r v e r y , v e r.'
ings.
week with the $107.000,000 sundry civ­
* « home w b ie b ab e c a n in a k e e o x y a n d e M iit o r l« l» le w i l b
il appropriation bill.
Committee Wants T. R.
( ihought tb a t th è e o m f o r t a p r o v i d e d w i l i be a s o li re e o f jo >
President Wilson requests that, for
New York Theodore Roosevelt as
f }ckr» io ('(uni-.
sentimental reasons, the Lincoln mem­
the progressive party candidate for
orial highway pass through Washing­
r e ù a n e a s y w a y to b m i K t h ia a u p r e m e j o y to a w o n ia n
governor of New York Is the desire
** i* to gel a b it in M a n i t n i i P a r k , ('(» t ta g e t ì r o v e s n .s iric i
of the state progressive campaign ad­ ton.
Few senators expect debate on the
visor) committee, which met here to
r**i<lenrr t liH ir ic t , a n d p i l i tip a e o /y l i t t l e b o llir vvlnle m a
trade commission bill to end in less
consider campaign questions.
•la i la b o r a r e a s e b i'a p a s t b e y w i l l e v e r be.
than two months. At present the pros­
pects
for adjournment before the mid­
SETTER TALK IT OVER WITH US TODAY
Church Music Denounced.
dle of August, or even later, are not
Bloomington. Ind. — Pipe organs,
bright.
pianos and kindred musical instru­
President Wilson went through the
ments have no place In a church, ac­
evidence on which the Indianapolis
f o r
cording to a report adopted by the
dynamiters were convicted. A million
synod of the Reformed Presbyterian
Real Estate : Insurance : Collections
Inboring men have petitioned him to
! church of the United States and Can­
extend executive clemency.
AGENTS FOR A . L. W O O D A R D
ada. at its meeting here.
Narratives of the bravery of enlist­
ed men of the navy and marine corps
THE MARKETS
during the fighting at Vera Cruz on
Portland.
April 21 and 22 were included in Rear-
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ >
Wheat—Club- s6c: bluestem. 8»c; I Admiral Fletcher's repot, of the Mexi­
can port's seizure, made public by
red Russian. H«c.
the navy department
Hay—Timothy, $16; alfalfa, $13.
Twx) measures are to be pressed as
Butter— Creamery, 27c.
quickly as the appropriation bill is
Kgga—Ranch, 21c,
out of the way. They are the Moon
Seattle.
postoffice bill, providing for railway
Wheat—Hluestem, 89c; club, 86c; i mail pay readjustments and oi mlng
up the assistant postmasterahlps
rp«l Kutwiau. 85c.
liny — Timothy, »17 per Ion; alfalfa. throughout the country to competitive
examinations, and the general dam
j!4 per ton.
bill, which Is before the house for
Butter— Creamery, 26c.
action on a moment's notice.
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a r e y o u r k id n e y s w e l l ?
MILITANTS INVADE
CATHOLIC CHURCH
HAPPIEST MOMENT IN
A WOMAN’S LIFE
EATCH
SPENCER
HARDWARE
F U R N I T U R E
ENOW L E S
&
G RÄBER
Cottage Grove Transfer
L. L. HARRELL, Prop.
DRAYING AND MOVING
Use Our Auto Dray for Quick
Service.
Auto Dray for Picnic Parties
Every facility for handling all classes
of goods.
Fire-proof vault in connec­
tion. All kinds o f hauling and piano
moving, done on short notice.
PHONE 72
Bureau of Corporations Abolished.
Clifford Pinchot, who received the
Progreaalve nomination for United
Statea Senator from Pennsylvania at
the primaries.
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n ,hl
D 0M IC I0 DA GAMA
Administration Trust Program
Bills Passed. Are Now Up
to Senate.
Il St I on an,I #,
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NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
E g g s - - « c-
Coughs and Coldz Weaken the System.
Continued Coughs, Colds and Bn n
cthial troubles nre depressing and we: i
en the system. Loss o f weight and up
petite generally follow. Get a 50c bot
tie o f Dr. K ing’s New Discovery today.
It will stop your cough. The first dose
helps.
The best machine for stuliln rn
|
Coughs, Colds und all Throat hik I Lung
Troubles. Mr. O. H. Brown, Muscatine,
j Alu., writes: " M y wife wus sick dur
i iftg the bot summer months Hnd I hon
estly believe Dr. K in g’s New Discovery
saved her l if e ."
Good for children.
50c and $1.00, at your druggist.
Domicio Da Gama, Ambassador to
the United States from Brazil, one of
the Mediators endeavoring to settle
the Mexican troubles.
Brief News of the Week
Kansas needs 61,950 men, and more
than 6000 extra teams and 2260 extra
cooks to harvest Its big grain crops
this season.
Kansas City captured the heat rec­
ord for the year, the thermometer
registering 97. A number of prostra­
tions were reported!
Damage amounting to »10,000,000
was caused in Los Angeles county,
Cal., by the recent floods, says a re­
port of the engineers.
California horticulturists will pre­
pare resolutions asking the postoffice
department to prohibit the sending of
vegetables infected with pests through
the mails.
More than $20,000 damage resulted
from a thunder and rain storm at
Evansville, Ind. The First Avenue
Presbyterian church was wrecked, at
a loss of $10,000.
The poll tax law of Utah was de­
clared null and void because of the
fact that it conflicted with the state
constitution which guarantees equal
rights to men and women.
First stake has been driven in the
survey of proposed railroad routes in
Alaska. The route undertaken is that
between C’hitina and the Matanuska
coal fields.
A severe wind, lightning and hail
storm swept the northern part of Ohio,
Missourn and Kansas report a heat
wave and in Kansas the public schools
were dismissed on account of the heat.
An anti-American demonstration at
Tampico, started by some drunken
peons, was put down by Mexican reb­
els, according to Information sent to
Washington by Rear Admiral Badger
from Vera Cruz.
Imports have been increased and
exports reduced, according to figures
given out by the department of for­
eign commerce of the United States.
Many beef cattle are coming in.
Get Rid of the Torment of Rheumatism.
Remember how spry and active you
were before you had rheumatism, back-
; ache, swollen, aching joints and stiff,
| painful muscles?
Want to feel that
way again? You can—just take Foley
Kidney Fills. For they quickly clear
the blood o f the poisons that cause your
pain, misery and tormenting rheuma-
j tism.
For sale by all dealers every-
! where.
C o n c r e te !
TAYLOR
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H IG G IN S
M A K E I T R IG H T
Always Lead to Better Health.
Serious sicknesses start in disorders
o f the stomach, liver an» kidneys. The
best corrective and p.cventative is Dr.
K in g’s New Life Pills.
They purify
the Blood— Prevent constipation, keep
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels in healthy
condition. Give you better health by
ridding the system o f fermenting and
gassy foods. Effective and mild. Ii5e,
at your druggist.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all hu -ts.
Blackmore & McFarland
THE CITY TRANSFER
A L L K IN D S OF
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Piano M oving a Specialty
WOOD AND COAL
P H O N E 56
OFFICE AT EAGLE CIGAR STO RE
Don’ t Lose Sleep Coughing at Night.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar Com­
pound. It glides down your throat and
spreads a healing, soothing coating over
the inflamed tickling surface.
That's
immediate relief.
It loosens up the
tightness in your chest, stops stuffy
breathing, eases distressing, racking,
People in the News
tearing coughs. Children love it. Re­
fuse any substitutes. Contains no opi­
The record of the Harry Thaw case
ates.
For sale by all dealers every­
has been filed with the supreme court
where.
of the United States.
Fresldent Wilson will attend the re­
union of the Frinceton class of '79.
of which he is a member, at the col­
lege June 13.
Secretary of State Bryan will de­
liver a series of Chautauqua lectures
this year, his first public appearance
being at North Carolina. July 4.
Kermit Roosevelt, son of ex-Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt, was married
at Madrid. June 10.
The religious
ceremony was performed June 11.
The corner stone of New Haven's
4 3 SOUTH SIXTH ST.
new marble postoffice was laid by ex-
President Taft. The building will cost COTTAGE GROVE
OREGON
about $1.600.000.
Ex-Vice President Adlai Stevenson,
Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder.
who suffered a nervous breakdown
Are you run down— nervous— tirei! ?
following the death of his wife six
Is everything you do an effort?
You
months ago, is said to be in a serious
are not lazy— you are sick! Your Stom-
condition in the hospital at Chicago.
ache, Liver, Kidneys, and whole system
Prices of food articles are soaring
need a Tonic.
A Tonic and Health
in Vera Cruz and Brigadier-General
Builder to drive out the waste matter—
Funston may open an army food mar­
build you up and renew your strength.
ket and appoint Mexicans and Ameri­
Nothing better than Electric Bitters.
can army men to investigate the tre­
Start today.
Mrs. James Duncan,
ble.
Haynesville, Me., writes: "Com pletely
By spelling 1400 words without
missing. William Boselarger, aged 11, cured me after several doctors gave me
of East St. Louis, won the spelling u p ." 50c and $1.00, at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Naive for Cuts.
bee. Thirty-five boys and girls of the
BUILDINGS
PLANS
ESTIMATES
S. L . GODARD
sixth grade took part and the contest
There Is more Catarrh In this section o f
lasted 11 Mi hours.
the country than all other diseases put
Misses Mary and Eleanor B. Bloom­ together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be Incurable. For a great
field. daughters of Sir Arthur Bloom- many years doctors pronounced It a local
disease
and prescribed local remedies, and
Meld, managed to get inside of the by constantly
falling to cure with local
Royal Palace, London, and offer up treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Sci­
ence has proven Catarrh to be a consti­
a plea for wonian suffrage to the king. tutional disease, ant therefore requir-a
constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
They were ejected.
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A
Automobiles may be bought for an Co.. Toledo. Ohio, Is the only Constitu­
cure on the market. It Is taken In­
average of »500 each and the upkeep tional
ternally In doses from 10 drops to a t- t-
will be about $10 a month, within the tpoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. T li-y
next ten years, according to Dr. C. P. offer one hundred dollars for any case It
Stelnmeitz. in a statement at the Na­ fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes­
timonials.
tional Electric Light association, Phil­
Address: V. J. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, a
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