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Delightful Newport OREGON NEWS NOTES "Trit'd amt Tru»*” ia thla old r«*lial»lf outing rraort, with a wealth of natural «rrnrry, tlit'uI drive«, a «plcndid beach and iiutiiaroua near by point« of inter eat: Lighthouae, Devil’« 1‘nnehbowl, Seal Itoek«, etc. Special Low Round-Trip Season Fare» Week End Far«» to All Point» and Sunday Excursion Fare» from Albany and Corvallis via the | M w 9/ iUNM T i, \ & 0 I »; »•.l l* '.T A| ' ny j » t % < * c 7 f \ The Exposition Line 1915 DOUBLE D A IL Y TR A IN S Leave Albany, daily................................................7 :.'Mi A. M. Leave Albany, daily except Sunday.........................I (Ml I*. M. Leave I ’m \ u II m , daily .............................................840 A M Leave Corvalli«, daily except Sunday......................I :40 I*. M. ( ’onnectiona made at Albany ami Corvallis with S. I*, train«. Special Kxcur«ion Train will leave Newport every Sumlay evening at 6:00 p. m., arrive Corvalli« 10:15 p. m., Albany 10 45 p. in OOOD FISHING 8TREAMS ALONO THE C Si E At Klk City, Morri«on, Toledo and along the Yinpuna river, al«> on the Hreitenbu«h and Santiani river«, on the Last Knd. For Folder« deKcribing Newport a« an outing place call on our nrarcNt Agent. John M. Scott, Oeneral Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. July b u m Clearance Sales of T A B L E LINENS Value $1.25 Sale Price 98c - 78c 48c - 42c $ 1.00 60c 50c LURCH’S OF GENERAL INTEREST Events Occurring VEATCH Real Estate SPENCER Insurance Collections AGENTS FOR A. L. WOODARD HARDWARE FURNITURE K N O W L E S <5c G R A D E R I OREGON ROBBERS | MAKE CONFESSION Two of Three Men Who Held Up the State During tho Past 0.-W. R. & N. Train Cap Week. tured Near La Grande. Express Company Is Indicted. Huletn.—An Indictment was return ed by the Marlon county »rand Jury ««aln at tbs (Jre«t Northern Express company on the ch ar«* of violating tbs law regulating tbs shipment of lluiior properly labeled Into dry terri tory This Indictment Is probably the first one returned In the «tste for vlolstloii of this law. It resulted from the ship meut of a gallon of wine by the llone City Importing company to J. A. Hen Jarnln. assistant attorney general, fie cause the package waa not properly labeled Salem police offlcera seized It. It la alleged that luveatlgatlon h ho wed that the Importing company had properly labeled ^the package, showing Ita true contenta, but that the expresa company had covered the Importing company's label with Its shipping label, thus causing the pack age to be shipped In violation of the labs) requirement» of the law. Medford Guardsmen Plan Club. Medford. Because there 1« no T. M C. A at Medford members of the Seventh company. Oregon national guard, have decided to Incorporate club features In their organization, establishing bowling alleys, a library and reading room for the young men of the city who are members, letter a swimming pool In the natatortum where the company room« are located will be rented by the company on cer tain days In the week and a small gymnasium Installed Polk Diaplay Planned. Itlckreall.— Preparation» are under way In varloua «ecttons of Polk coun ty for exhibit» at the Panama Pacific expoaltlon at Han Francisco In 1915. Prune and hog samples, grains, sheep, goats, hoga. cow» and poultry will he exhibited. The fine flocks o f sheep and goats of William Riddell A Sons, of Monmouth, and F. A. Kozer, of Rirkreall, are to be represented. Lane Woman “ Freighter” Eugene.— Mrs. Charles Or oner has the distinction of being the only wo man "freigh ter” on the McKenzie liv er. Hhe makes regular weekly trips over the SO miles between Kugene and McKenzie bridge, hauling supplies for the summer resort, her load averag ing 1600 pounds. BILL WILL PROFIT 0. A. C. THE HAPPIEST MOMENT IN A WOMAN’S LIFE BETTER TALK IT OVER WITH US TODAY F a m o u s D e te c t)v # D ro p p e d by S le u th s ’ A s s o c ia tio n . Throughout Oregon W ill Receive 910,000 For Edu cational Extension Work. Corvallis.— Under the provisions of the Smith Lever bill recently passed % by congress. Oregon will receive $10,- 000 for educational extension work In agricultural and domestic economy to be carried on during the next year Every patron of The Sentinel is helping to give Cottage The money Is appropriated for use drove what eminent authority has stated to he the best through the land grant college In each state, and therefore will be adminis country weekly on the eoast. tered In this state by the Oregon agrt cultural college. The money became available July 1. or as soon thereafter as the work has been outlined and approved by the United States depart ment of agriculture. The plan of op era) ion has already been prepared by the college officials and forwarded to Washington for approval. If the plans outlined by the college are finally approved $5600 of the fund will he used to carry Instruction by means of field demonstrations and The happiest moment in a woman’a life, iH not, nN most men advice and assistance to Individual think, when «lie is led to the bridal altar. No, «ir! The hap- farmers. The college experts will be vent Into certain communities where piest moment hy far, in a woman’« life, is when the man, whom :hey will make a survey, call on the «he allowed to lead her to the bridal altar, and who has hjdpcd farmers, help them to solve their prob him in saving a nestegg, provide» her a home of her very, very :: lems as they meet them on the vari « » own a home which «lie can make cozy und comfortable with :: ous farms; carry on demonstrations •n orchards and fields and hold fre- the thought that the comfort« provided will ho a source of joy tuent meetings for the more exten for year» to come. sive discussion o f the common com There i« an easy way to bring thi« supreme joy to a woman munity problems with the people of that in to get a lot in Manitou Park, Cottage Grove’s rcstrict- »he respective districts. ed residence district, and put up a cozy little home while ma terial and labor are as cheap as they will ever be. W. J. BURNS. Sluslaw Bar Being Surveyed. Florence.— Five men are here to make a new eurvey of the Sluslaw bar to ascertain the effect of work which has been done on the Jetties here. Soundings of the bar taken by boats passing over It show an Increase *n the depth of the channel of from four to six feet. Desperate Crook Taken by Officer. Kugene.—John Hodgen, alias John A. Hannon, said to be one of the most dangerous Crim inals on the Pacific coast, was captured here by the depu ty sheriff of Woodland county. Cal., and railroad detectives. They have been following the man for several weeks. Many Check Signatures. Salem.— Secretary of State Olcott has a special corpa of men checking over the signatures to the petitions for Initiative measure«. It Is not nec essary that negative arguments be filed until July 21. Pendleton, Or.— Albert Meadors and Clarence Stoner, two of the three train robbers who held up O.-W. R. ft N. train No. 5 oear Meacham the morning of July 2, were arretted Sat urday night about 9 o'clock by Deputy Sheriff Batchelor, of La Grande. The leader of the gang, who waa shot and killed by Deputy 8heriff George Mcltuffy at the time of the holdup Is Charles Manning, a profes sional gambler and not Hugh Whit ney, the notorious outlaw. A ll three of the robbers were from Cokevllle, Wyo. Manning has a wife and four children in Cokevllle He was a close personal friend of both Hugh and Charles Whitney, while Stoner Is a cousin of the Whitney boys. When arrested the two train rob bers were walking along the railroad track in the direction of La Grande and less than 20 miles from the ecene of the holdup Neither man was arm Photo by American Praea Aaaoclatloa ed and they offered no resistance when placed under arrest. They had $385 In cash and the $700 diamond ring taken from H. B. Royce, the The supreme court of Nevada up Walla Walla brewer, who was a pas held the law requiring non-residents senger on the train, and a smaller dia to reside In the state one year before mond, but the diamonds were thrown being eligible for a divorce. away when they were arrested to pre Farmers of Kansas will receive vent their being ustid to connect them more than $100,000,000 for their wheat with the holdup. alone this year, says Darius Miller, The capture of the entire gang of president of the Burlington railroad, robbers within three days after the at Chicago. holdup sets a record for the apprehen Pour thousand cases of ammunition sion of train robbers in the west, It and 8000 cases of rifles were landed Is said. at Dublin, Ireland, for the Irish nation al voter», who succeeded In catching GRAIN YIELD WILL BE LARGE the police o ff their guard. Hlx hundred and ninety-six marriage Wheat Crop of PaciVIe Northwest Es license» were issued in Han Francisco timated at 65,000,000 Bushels. during the month of June just ended, Portland, Or.— The season Is now breaking all records for a single far enough advanced to make It al month. It Is said. most certain that the cereal crops of Five men attempted to rob the Bank the Pacific northwest will be safely of British North America at Kaslo, gathered. The progreus also is suf B. C. They arrived In a »peed launch ficient to enable grain men to esti on Kootemiy lake, but the police were mate with s degree of closeness the too quick for them. The men escaped yields of the leading grains. In their boat. That the wheat crop of the three The proposals of the leads of the states will break all previous records affiliated unions to end the strike of Is conceded by nearly every graln^au- the 7000 men employes of the West- thority In the northwest. The générât Inghouse concerns in Pittsburg, were estimate now is 65.000.000 bushels for rejected by the workers In mass meet Oregon. Washington and Idaho. ing. The strike will be continued. The crop In these states last year The flying boat America, built by was almost 56,000,000 bushels. Earlier Rodman Wanamaker for flight across in the season grain dealers believed the Atlantic ocean, made an ascent the northwest would produce 70,000,- with seven passengers, the total 000 bushels of wheat, but it is thought I weight carried being 5000 pounds. The they overestimated the crop, as is fre craft was piloted by Glen Curtiss, the quently done In seasons of great prom- veteran aviator. The health authorities at New Or leans believed that they had the bu bonic plague situation well In hand. The Infected district was being care fully watched but it was believed there would be no spread of the dis ease. Relentless wnr was being waged on rats. New York.— In the ruins of the tene Fire, the cause of which is a mys ment wrecked by the explosion of a tery, completely destroyed the Ocean bomb, which it is believed was intend ic dock, a quarter of a mile northwest ed for use against John D. Rockefel of the O.-W. R. & N. shops at Port ler or his Bon, the authorities found land, Or., entailing a property loss evidence that Arthur Caron, who was estimated at $150,000. killed with three others, had used his DEATH DEALING BOMB WRECKS JENEMENT People in the News Joseph Chamberlain, former leader of the British parliament, died at Lon don at the age of 78 years. General Villa, U'e rebel commander, has bought a bathtub in Chicago at a price said to be $400. The freight charges on the tub will amount to $125. Dr. Byron Miller of Portland was nominated for president of the Ameri can Institute of Homeopathy at the twentieth annual session held at A t lantic City. Rear Admiral Charles P. Bond has been named chairman of the board of survey which will put the battleship Oregon in shape to lead the naval pro cession through the Panama canal. Colonel Roosevelt has resigned from the Outlook to fight for progressive- Ism and incidentally to oppose Presi dent Wilson's policies, which he has criticised severely. Marconi, the inventor of the wire less telegraph, hopes to be able to have wireless telephones In use be tween New York and Wales soon. He expects that the system will accommo date 300 words a minute. At the end of 20 rounds. Leach Cross, the New York dentist, waa giv en the decision over "R ed ” Watson, of San Diego, In a fast fight. Mr». Loutse Bailey, wife of a Brook lyn manufacturer, was shot and killed by an assassin in the office of Dr. Kdward Carman, at Freeport, N. Y. Police are working on the theory that the bullet was meant for the physi cian. George Chip, of New Castle. Pa., aspirant for the middleweight cham pionship, knocked out "Fighting” Billy Murray, of Petaluma, Cal., at San Francisco, in the 16th hound of their 20-round fig h t Stops Neuralgia- Kills Palo. Sloan's Liniment give» instant relief from Neuralgia or Sciatica. ft goes ■traight to the painful part— Ho »the» the Nerve» and Stop» the Bain. It in also good for Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Cbe»t Bains anil Sprains. You don’t need to rub— it penetrate». Mr. J. R. Swinger, Louisville, Ky., writes: “ I suffered with quite a severe Neuralgic Headsrbe for four months without any relief. I used Sloan'» Liniment for two or three night» and 1 haven't suffered with my hend since.” Get n bottle to day. Keep in the house nil the time for pains and all hurt». 25r., 50c. and 61.00, at your Druggist. Bueklen ’» Arnica Halve for all Sores. Cottage Grove Transfer L. L. H A R R E L L , Brop. DRAYINO AND MOVING Use Our Auto Dray for Quick Service. 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A full bowel movement gives a satisfied, thankful, feeling— makes you feel fine. Effective, yet mild. Don’t gripe. 25c., at your druggist. Bueklen's Arnica Salve for Burns. Blackmore & McFarland THE CITY TRANSFER A L L KINDS OF Hauling & Graying Done on Short Notice Put no .Moving a Specialty W OOD O F F IC E AT AND COAL PHONE 55 E A G L E C IG A R S T O R E A Perfect Cathartic. There is sure and wholesome action in every dose o f Foley Cathartic Tablets. They cleanse with never a gripa-or pain. Chronic cases o f constipation find them invaluable. Stout people are re apartment as a center for the distri lieved o f that bloated, congested feel bution of inflammatory literature, and ing, so uncomfortable especially in hot that it was filled with death-dealing weather. They keep your liver busy. explosives. For sale by all dealers. A small printing press, revolution ary pamphlets and circulars, an elec tric dynamo, two electric batteries, cartridges and bits of steel were among the articles uncovered, which tend, in the opinion of the police, to show an anarchist plot. That the demonstration, halted by the bungling of some one who was preparing an Infernal machine for Its mission, was planned against the Rockefeller fam ily in Tarrytown, Is the theory on which the authorities are working. Tw o of those killed In the wrecked 43 SOUTH SIXTH ST. apartment were prominent agitators who were to be placed on trial at COTTAGE GROVE OREGON Tarrytown on the charges of disorder ly conduct in connection with the Bueklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts, Bums, mourning inaugurated against John D. Sores. Rockefeller. Jr., as a protest against Mr. E. S. Loper, Marilla, N. Y., bis attitude in the Colorado mine writes: “ I have never had n Cut, Burn, strike. Wound or Sore it would not heal. ’ ' Get a box o f Bueklen's Arnica Salve today. Foreign Market Wanted. Keep handy at all times for Burns, N«.w York.— Discrimination In favor Sores, Cuts, Wounds. Prevents Lockjaw. of American shipping In customs and 25c., at your druggist. canal tolls, rather than In direct sub sidies. was advocated by Representa B ew are o f Ointments fo r tive Oscar W. Underwood, of Ala Catarrh That Contain M ercury bama. In an address in Brooklyn. as m ercury wi'.l surely destroy the sense The problem confronting the coun o f smell and com pletely derange tho try. he said, is over-production in most whole system when entering It tnrou-rh the mucous surface». Such articles shoul 1 Industries, and foreign markets must never be us- d except on prescriptions be found for the excess of production. from reputable physic! ins as the d.im ig i BUILDINGS PLANS ESTIMATES S. L GODARD they w ill do Is ten fold to the good v it can possibly derive from them H.ill's Catarrh Cure, m anufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, and is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces o f the system. In having H all’ s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu ine It Is taken tn tem allv and made In Toledo. Ohio, hy F J. Cheney tk Co. T es timonials free. Fold hv Druggists. Price 75c per bo*tle. $15.000 is Loss In Fire at Stevenson. Stevenson, Wash.— The biggest fire in the history o f Stevenson occurred at 3 o’clock Sunday morning, when a block of buildings on Cascades avenue waa burned to the ground. The build ings were occupied by a hotel, barber T ak e Ila'.Pn F a m ily PH I» tor constipation shop, two pool rooms, two saloons and one rertaurant. The losses aggregate I f i t ’s in The Sentinel i t ’s news—i f $15,000. i t ’s news i t ’s in The Sentinel.
