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SUE HAVE N O T BEEN ADVANCED Sale Prices on all Kinds o f Merchandise SPECIALS e Men’s, W omen’s, Boys’ and Children’s Shoes at exactly hall price $1.25 M en ’s Porus Knit Union S u its.............................. - Children’s Balbriggan summer i Vpsts ■ vH-i Vests nr or Pants Pants Men’s Low Shoes from . Boy’s Low i C A Ladies’ Low to Shoes . . . y ■ • Shoes . . . . Children’s . A ^ Misses’ Low to Low Shoes « ^ to ** Shoes . . . . $2.25 .o $1 $1 $1 93c 80c YOURS FOR BUSINESS Burkholder-Woods The D aylight Store , Cottage Grove ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NEWS FROM OUR NATIONAL CAPITAL L eague to Back Oregon Industries. A new organization, The Oregon In d u stry League, ha9 recently been form ed in P o rtlan d , the object o f which is to conduct an educational cam paign fo r th e extension o f the use o f Oregon- m ade goods o f all kinds, fo r the en couragem ent o f all lines of indu stry in th is s ta te and fo r th e m oral and fin a n cial backing o f all Oregon in stitutions. L. Samuel, for m any y ea rs prom inent as a leader on th e m ovement fo r the support of Oregon industries, has been elected president o f the organization. T he cam paign w ill be carried on through publications in th e s ta te , and th e league may in tim e establish an o f ficial publication o f its own. M eetings of all kinds, where the league can prop erly send its speakers will be covered and all large conventions in th e sta te w ill be atten d ed by its delegates. T w enty one leading civic and commer cial organizations o f th e city and sta te sent delegates to assist in th e establish m ent of the new league and it is to b rin g to its assistance p rac tica lly every organization of im portance in th e state. A prom inent fe a tu re of the Panam a- P acific E xposition will be an extensive Oregon out-of-doors life display to cost approxim ately $10,000. An area 60x350 fee t betw een the Oregon building and the bay shore has been secured by the Oregon Commission and co n tra cts have been let for th e in itia l w ork. This fe a tu re will be unique at th e Exposi tion, nothing o f th e sort being a tte m p t ed by any other sta te . One o f th e most in te re stin g fea tu re s will be a m iniature reproduction of 200 miles of th e Colum bia river, show ing fisheries, night sig nals, rapids and w aterfalls. T his realis tic b it of scenery will extend approxi m ately 60 feet. In addition, it is an nounced th a t a reservation o f 7.000 square feet has been made fo r Oregon in th e palaces c * horticulture, agricul tu re and food products. Wm. T allm ar, o f Baker, presid en t of th e C attle and H orse B ree d ers’ A ssocia tio n of Oregon, has advised O. M. Plum m er, m anager of th e P acific N o rth w est L ivestock A ssociation, th a t an im p o rta n t m eeting of his society will be held in P o rtlan d during the livestock show a t th e Union Stockyards next fall. S tock raisers from all over th e N o rth w est w ill be expected to a tte n d this convention. Malmon M ountain M ining Co., Curry nearly all o f which will be discharged a t New York. The vessel is com par County, has uncovered a ledge th a t as ativ ely new, this being her th ird tr ip to says as high as $30,000 per ton. the P acific Coast. The Eugene G uard has eome to the conclusion th a t in d iscrim in ate minimum The S ecretary o f th e In te rio r has d e wage law by d iffe re n t sta te s is wrong, signated a tra c t o f 264,000 acres o f land and w ants a n atio n al law. in Oregon for e n try under th e enlarged A nother ta x commission is to be cre homest -ad law. Most o f these lands ated to revise th e Oregon ta x atio n sys lie in the Deschutes and Jo h n Day riv er tem a f te r stu d y in g the tax laws of all basins. countries. The S ta te M ining Bureau is to inves E x p o rts Decrease. tig a te tin; Lake county salt bed* T he revised ta r r if has been in force Oregon M an u factu rers Association fo r more th an seven months. T he fig ures av ailab le show th a t since th e be will ask for a law to give home indus ginning of last O ctober to th e end of trie s a fiv e percent p referen tial in p u b last month ex p o rts decreased $113,012,- lic bids. The S ta te U n iv ersity School of Com 555, in com parison w ith the correspond ing period in th e previous y ear. At the m eree ju st created will u n d ertak e a same tim e im ports increased $23,625,- stu d y of m ark ets and in d u stries and d e 493. As a result the trad e balance for velopm ent of electric plans. th e seven m onths ended in A pril was C onstruction o f bridges by the South less favorable by $136,638,048 th an for ern P acific o ver Coos Bay, and across th e same m onths in th e previous year. Umpqua and Siuslaw rivers will begin T his is a very large sh ift, b u t its sig Ju ly 1. nifiean ce is m ade more im pressive when T he P o rt of U mpqua will enlarge its it is noted th a t last month alone the boundaries in order, to make needed im alteratio n in th e relation o f im ports and provem ents. exports com pared w ith th e A pril fig W ater rates have been raised about ures a year ago convince an export b a l ten percent a t N orth Bend and Marsh ance of $53,890,849 to an im port balance field a f te r in v estig atio n by the Rail of $10,271,872, a to ta l change o f $64,- road Commission. 162,721 adverse to th e U nited H tates.— T he S p rin g field News th in k s the New York Sun. p ractice of su b m ittin g com plicated laws a ffe c tin g in d u stries should be d is P roduces D eficiency. charged. T he New York Sun says th e recent Bandon voted to buy the loenl w ater overw helm ing Republican vote in P en n sy lv an ia is due to the follow ing Dem p lan t and build a library. P o rtlan d designs to span the railroad ocra tie acts: “ A ta r i f f th a t has decreased expor shops a t H olgate avenue w ith a v ia ta tio n s, increased im portation o f m an d u ct costing $110,000, railroads to pay ufactu red articles, a ta r i f f for revenue one h alf. th a t has produced a deficiency o f re v Brooks shipped a carload of logan enues; th e D em ocratic policy o f mud- b erries a day. dle-and mar, foreign and dom estic; fool T he G eorgianna, a new Columbia a tta c k s on business here and an u nin riv er steam er, has been launched a t the telligible grotesque sh u fflin g h a m Supple shipyard, P ortland. stru n g spineless policy as to M exico.” T he Oregon in d u stry League has been form ed to boost Oregon facto ries and in d a t e In d u stria l Review. C ontract has been let for th e new stitu tio n s. $20,000 G rande Ronde hospital. T he Oregon Pow er Co. will supply the T. B. Breck of V ineland, N. J . will establish a grape juice fac to ry in O re gon. Hood R iver will vote on $75,000 road bond issue Ju ly 15. L au relh u rst, suburb of P o rtlan d , will have a new $16,000 Catholic church. Booth Kelly sawm ill S p rin g field w ith 2,000 cu rren t. com pany at horsepow er of T he W o rk in g m en ’s Com pensation Commission has appointed a ch ief med ical expert and bought n skeleton for its main m edical offiee. _ P o rtlan d business men will subm it a Independence m erchants dem and es T he firs t fre ig h t vessel to be towed bill to am end th e co n stitu tio n to make tab lish m en t of a cannery. through the P anam a Canal was the Single Tax im possible in Oregon. A shland voted $175,000 bonds to pipe G race liner S a n ta Clara, c a rry in g a ca r M ollala w ill g et a $10,000 w pter sys m ineral w ater in to city and build a san- go o f P acific Coast products, »0 per atariu m . ce n t o f which w as loaded a t P ortland, tem pumped from well. Albany has let th e construction of N in th street to the A sphalt M achinery Co. o f S eattle, as p a rt o f th e P acific H ighw ay. H ubbard has an a rtific ia l ire fae tory. Eugene may get a box and egg crate fac to ry . E ngineer G nlvani o f th e P acific L ight and Power Co. will begin work a t once on the new stre e tc a r lines in A storia. Geo. H rhoppert will build a cheese fac to ry near Dolph. T he Crescent M an u factu rin g Co. o f S e a ttle is co n testin g th e v alid ity o f the Oregon Pure Pood law ag ain st whirh many hotels and business men are pro te stin g . The law is tak en in to th e fed era! courts. T he E ast Oregon Lum ber Co. will build a $ 120,000 mill at E nterprise. H enry A lbers o f the A lbers M illing Co. will to u r South A frica for e x te n sions o f business. River on th e w ater fro n t. A new cream ery will be b u ilt a t Hood DOWNWARD COURSE P a s t Being R ealised by C ottage Orove People. New Ycrk, Pennsylvania and Illinois Lead in Income and Corporation Excise. W a s h in g to n —New York. P en n sy l vania an d Illin o is paid m ore th a n h alf of th e $71.386.146 tu rn ed Into th e n a tio n al tre a su ry In Incom e an d co rp o ra tion ta x e s d u rin g th e fiscal year Juat closed. A d etailed sta te m e n t of col lectio n s m ad e public show ed th a t th e se th re e s ta te s co n trib u te d $37,- »31.717. New York alo n e paid $12.528,247.03 In Individual Incom e tax , w hile th e e n tire am o u n t paid by Individuals th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try waa $28,306,- 336.69. T h e em p ire a ta te paid $9,766,- 248.57 of th e $43.079.810.44 paid aa co rp o ratio n tax by all statea. P en n sy lv a n ia ran k ed second In both Individual and co rp o ratio n tax es. Its co rp o ratio n s paid $6,096.305.28 and Ita Individual Incom e tax co llectio n s am o u n ted to $3,176,096.28. Illinois w as th ird In th e Hat, w ith co rp o ratio n ta x es am o u n tin g to $4,293,649.68 and Individual Incom es a g g re g a tin g $2,- 076,171.11. W ill P ro se cu te Incom e T ax D odgers. N ation w ide in v e stig a tio n of th e re tu rn s In th e Incom e tax filed by co r p o ratio n s an d Individuals haa been be gun by a g e n ts an d In sp ecto rs w orking a t th e d irec tio n of C om m issioner Os b o rn e of th e In tern al rev en u e, to a s c e rta in th e c o rre c tn e ss of each pay m e n t in to th e treaau ry . F ra u d u le n t sta te m e n ta In a tte m p ts to ev ad e o r d e fe a t th e a s se ss m e n t re q uired oy th e law a re held to be a m isd em ean o r and th e perso n o r of ficer of any co rp o ratio n ren d e rin g a false re tu rn Is liable to a fine n ot ex ceed in g $2000 o r Im p riso n m en t n ot ex ceed in g one year, o r both, a t th e d is cre tio n of th e co u rt. O fficials of th e tre a su ry d ec la re th e p u rsu it will be re le n tle ss an d th o se c a u g h t In th e d ra g n e t w hich Is being th ro w n o u t will be req u ired to pay th e ad d itio n a l am o u n t of th e ir tax o r face s u its of p rosecution. becom e o p e ra tiv e until a la ts r d a te S e n a to r ito rah. of Idaho, who la holding up th e bill. In ten d s to hold up th s co n fe re n ce re p o rt la te r, un less co n g ress g ra n ts som e of th e Isglala tlon ask ed by th e w est. Aa a m oans of acco m p lish in g h is purpose, he h as offered an am en d m en t to th e bill a u th o risin g a loan of $50,000,000 to th e rec lam a tio n fund, and la d em anding th a t th a t am en d m e n t be accep ted by th e sen ate. Ills co n ten tio n la th a t th e riv e r and h a rb o r bill, w ith few ex cep tions, c a rrie s no d ire c t ben efit to th e sta te s, w here th e g o v ern m e n t Is bu ild ing Irrig atio n w orks. C olom bian T re a ty Is L ikely to F a ll.' T h e ad m in istra tio n by a p a rty vote will be ab le to se c u re a fav o rab le re port from th e foreign re la tio n s com m ltte e of th e se n a te on th e H ryan tre a ty w ith Colom bia, but se n a to rs op posed to th a t docum ent a s s e r t posi tiv ely th a t th e ad m in istra tio n will not be ab le to fo rce ra tific a tio n by th e se n ate . It re q u ire s a tw o-thlrda vote to ratify and m ore th a n a th ird of th e se n a te a re said to be opposed to th e treaty . N ational C apital B revities. M ajor G en eral Wood, fo rm e r ch ief of s ta ff of th e U nited S ta te s arm y, has been o rd ered In com m and of th e e a s te rn d e p a rtm e n t of th e arm y. In a w ordy a lte rc a tio n o v er th e Nlo- * a ra g u a tre a ty before th e foreign re la tio n s co m m ittee, S e n a to rs Root of New York and S m ith of M ichigan n ea rly cam e to blows. It la said th a t le ad e rs a r e hoping th a t a vote on th e H obson p rohibition am en d m en t to th e c o n stitu tio n will be had In th e house ab o u t A ugust 1. T h e U nited H tates haa been asked by Consul G eneral C hesh ire of C a n ton, China, to send aid fo r th e 2,000,- | 000 people who a re said to h av e been ren d ered d e s titu te by th e re c e n t floods In tw o so u th e rn provinces of China. T h e house passed the bill rep ealin g th e provision th a t anyone w ho w as In an y w ay ac tiv e on th e aide of th e re beta d u rin g th e civil w ar should not be eligible fur th e collection of claim s from th e gov ernm ent. C laim s to ta l ing $165,000,000 will th u s be rev iv ed , It Is said. P re sid en t W ilson will fill all v a can cies w here negroes a re now e m ployed by o ilier negroes. In ac co rd ance w ith n p rom ise w hich he m ade ab o u t th e tim e of his In au g u ratio n . W hite men will not ta k e th e places o f th e blacks 1 A little backache a t first. D aily increasing till th e back is lame and wenk. U rinary disorders may quickly follow ; Dropsy and o ften B right ’a disease. T his freq u en tly is the dow nw ard course of kidney ills. D o n ’t ta k e th is course. C ottage G rove residents should p ro fit by th e fol low ing experience. W. H tapleton, p ro p rieto r L ittle Gem R e sta u ra n t, Hberidan St., Roseburg, Ore., says: “ Horae m onths ago kidney and bladder tro u b le sta rte d with me. I had aw ful pains through my kidneys which h u rt me so I could scarcely move. I had to q u it work and go home. B ladder tro u b le then came on p rin ci pally a t night, and w hat I su ffered was som ething fierce. A frien d recom m ended Doan ’a K idney P ills and I tried them a fte r o th er m edicine I used had failed me. They helped me from the firs t and a f te r fin ish in g tw o boxes, 1 was practically cured of kidney nnd B orah C o n tin u es to F ig h t H arb o r ■III, b lad d er trouble. ” T h e re Is little likelihood th a t th e P rice 50c, a t all dealers. D o n 't fig h t b eing m ade a g a in st th e riv e r sim ply tu k fo r a kidney rem edy—get and h a rb o r bill In th e se n a te will ac Psychology of Dreams. Doan ’a K idney Pill*— th e sam e th a t com p lish Its d efeat, th o u g h It Is be D ream s go by contraries, b u t they Mr. H tapleton had. F oster-M ilburn Co., lieved th a t th e bill ca n n o t go in to e f Props., B uffalo, N. Y. jly 8 15 fo rt m uch oefore A ugust and m ay not n early alw ay s agree w ith w h a t w e eat. —B irm ingham Ago^Herald. *