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lini* rumini« fruiti thi* Hiusluw In Ibi*
l'uri» uf thi* Murili I!iruu«li ibi* l'unnimi court from thr locotne of bln father's
Cimili, tliuy uni rnuai* Ibi..... .
uf estate, bun burn tim ed over to Tbnw
n lnr«i* puri uf ()ri*«un In "tin n ì furi*."
H A. I). Puter. formerly mentioned
Ilere 1 » n rum un’ Ut un llu* prupu»i*i| In oounociion wltb the McKinley-
■buri bulli uutlet:
Wurr lund ruuen. filed 75 applications
"T b rri* i*ti*r in Un* liistury uf rum for purebune of 16U acre» each In tbn
merce wu» linnwn »tu-li 11 virimi» Irmi» Ori'Kon Cullfornlu lund «rant, appll-
pu'rlnliun luup n» Ibi* uni* timi Imilt tip canlu brln* Canadlunn.
l ’urllunil ut Ibi* i*lprii»r uf Un* nbub*
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Hlntr uf Ori'gun, inni pili l i m i »luti* '.’•• rna<> fined el«b t rullroadn 530,000 In
yrnr» lirbiiul Culifurmu inni Washington the u ««rr«u tu for vlolatln* (be law
1 ••«jiilrlnet (but ilo ik In trnnalt be fed
in thi* wuy uf generai development.
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illu«irnlly lumini, unii nrvrr wuubl , bourn.
limi* lirrunu* whnl il i», wrri* il imi fui
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rlrmrnt whicb in furinrr year» hml run
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au at preeeni In tbu went end of lima
Irmnlirnlly «rin d in « Ibi* produrer lu thè tlliu county. Itrportu are that they
lu»t crnl fur in ilni«r ur lun« bnulii«r
will «rea lly reduce thr yield of the
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third cultln« of alfalfa.
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care» they have attacked orchard«
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nlmvr Ibr elevation ut ibi* «rrnl Wil
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luinrtlr Volley
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E M P E R O R F R A N C IS J O S E P H
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Refuses
to Comply With Humiliating
Demands of Austria.|
l.ondon.— The darkeat war cloud
which ha» appuiirrd on the Kuropaan
horizon «luce (lermuny arnt warablpa
to A«adlr In 1911 hanga over Kurope.
The Servian government refuaed to
comply fully with Austria's demand»,
the nioMt humiliating ever aaked jf an
Independent nation, for the expiation
of the Haravevo murder« for which
Auatrla hold« anti Austrian consplra-
clea In Hervla re»ponalble and for
guarantee« of future good behavior.
The Servian reply to the Auatrlan
ultimatum wa» an acceptance of al*
moat ull the Imperloua demands, ex
cept thut Auatrlan officials »hall par
ticipate In the Inveatlgatlon and fix
Emperor Francis Joseph, of Auetria,
the re»pouslbllUy for the antl-Austrt-
whose ultimatum to Bervia resulted In
au propa«unda.
a severing of diplomatic relations.
Servla proposed an appeal to the
powers at The lla «u e for the settle
ment of that feature. Notwithstand M E D IA T O R S F A I L T O S E T T L E
ing thla humiliating surrender, which Find it Difficult to Find Solution of
was more than Kurope expected of the
Trainmen Trouble.
little nation, the Auatrlan government
Chicago. — Mediation haa failed to
gave the Servian minister bla pass settle the wage differences between
ports which may be construed as a tba 98 western railroads and tbelr 65,-
virtual declaration of war.
000 englnetnen. A fter a week of ses
A formal declaration of war Is not sions the federal board of mediation
necessary, because Servla la not a and conciliation announced that It was
party to The Hague convention, which trying to effect a working basis by
requires this. The suspension of sll which both sides would consent to ar
parliamentary and judicial Institu bitrate their differences.
tions have been decreed In Austria
The announcement of the criais in
and an Ironclad censorship has drawn the negotiations between the medi
a cordon of secrecy around the coun ators and the warring employes and
try, ao that the outside world la In employers, was made by G. W. W.
complete Iguorance of everything hap Hanger, member of the federal board
pening there, except what the govern of mediation and conciliation, who
ment wants the world to know.
said :
The question whether Russia will
"It has been apparent for the last
take up arm« to save her Slav protege three o" four days that the question
from a crushing blow was tbe crucial could not be settled by mediation, and
feature of the situation on which the the board therefore Is trying to effect
peace of all Kurope hinged.
a workable basis by whicb both aides
The same degree of secrecy which will consent to arbitration."
Auatrla has Imposed baa been estab
Egyptian Khedive is Shot.
lished In Russia.
Uermany baa Informed the other
Constantinople.— The
Khedive of
powers that she considers that the K e p t* Abbas Htimi, was attacked by
Austro Servian quarrel concerns those an assassin when leaving the grand
nations alone. If any other power vlxterate here. He was shot in the
takes It up ahe declares, serious con cheek and arm. His condition Is not
sequences must follow.
considered serious.
According to the Dally Telegraph,
The Khedive's assailant, Mahmud
the German ambassadors at the capi Muzaffer. an Kgyptian, was shot down
tals of the triple alliance— London,
In his tracks by a member of tbe Khe
Petersburg and l*arla— when aaked to dive's suite.
press their governments to act as a
check on Austria, replied simply that
they would forward the request.
In return. Germany Invited the cab
inets of lx>ndon and Paris to do their •
utmost to keep Russia in check.
SMUGGLING OF RIFLES
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Dublin.— Three men and one woman
are dead and more than 60 persons
are In tbe hospital wounded aB a re
sult of a battalion of the King's Own
Scottish Borderers' firing into a mob.
The affray came as a consequence
of a gun running exploit of the Na
tionalist Volunteers, who were being
aided by a mob composed largely of
women and youths. A consignment
of rifles, said to number 10,000, was
landed at night at Howth, nine miles
from Dublin, from a private yacht.
When the Dublin authorities learn
ed of the landing they sent police to
seize the arms. The police were drawn
on both sides of the road along which
the volunteers were returning, with
soldiers in the center of the road.
When the volunteers saw the mobil
ization. most of them got away with
their arms, scattering through the
fields. The police and soldiers tried
to disarm the remainder.
In the resulting affray several re
volver shots were fired by volunteers
and a corporal and a private were
wounded. The volunteers also used
their rifles as clubs.
The soldiers fired and used their
bayonets freely. Inflicting many cuts.
Then they had a running fight with
the volunteers and the rapidly grow
ing mob through the streets to their
barracks.
GOLD TRINKETS TO
AID SUFFRAGE CAUSE
Chicago— The campaign committee
o f the National American Woman Suf
frage Association issued a ringing ap
peal here to the women of the country
to pour their gold and silver trinkets
Into a huge "m elting pot" for the ben
efit of thejr slaters who are battling
for the vote thla November In seven
of the states.
This appeal— said to be the first of
the sort ever Issued In the long his
tory of the suffrage movement In this
country— Is signed by Dr. Anna How
ard Shaw and the members of the
campaign committee consisting of
Mm. Medlll McCormick, chairman;
Mm. Antoinette Funk and Mm. Sher
man M. Booth, of Chicago; Mm. Helen
Gardener, of Washington; Mm. Mary
C. Bradford, of Denver; Mm. Desha
Ureckenrldge, of Is lin g to n , Ky.; Mm.
John Tucker, of San Francisco, and
Mm. Kdward Dreler, of Brooklyn, N.
T.
According to the statement given
out at the campaign headquarters, the
campaign committee plans to have the
gold and silver converted Into bullion
and exchanged across the counters
of Uncle Sam for money. The women
"D rys” Beaten In Texas.
hope to raise at least $50,000 before
Dallas, Texas.— Prohibition was de
August 15 and they believe that their
feated In the state primary, according
appeal will draw out from the hoard
to returns.
Ing places of the country the equiva
James R. Ferguson, the antl-prohlbl-
lent. In gold and silver, of a larye
tlon candidate for the nomination for
share of this amount.
governor, has a lead over Thomas H.
Colonel Says Suit W ill Not Deter Him Beall, prohibition candidate.
Prospects were that final figures
Oyster Bay. N. Y.— The reply of Col
onel Roosevelt to the 550,000 libel suit would show defeat of the prohibition
of W illiam Barnes, Jr., was an attack amendment provision by about 30,000
on the republican state chairman and votes.
a promise to help the suit forward
TH E M ARKE TS
Colonel Roosevelt said he would nol
be deterred from attacking Mr. Barnes
Portland.
by the suit, but on the contrary would
Wheat— Club. 79c; bluestem, 53c;
assail him the harder. He expressed red Russian, 77c.
the hope that he would have the op
Hay—Timothy. 516, alfalfa, $11.
portunity to take the stand against
Butter— Creamery, 27c.
Mr. Barnes before election.
Eggs— Ranch, 23c.
Apple Crop, 15,000 Cam.
Portland — A crop of 15.000 cam of
apple» Is forecasted In Oregon, Idaho,
Montana and Washington In the pre-
llmlnary report o f A. P. Bateham, vice
president of the Northwestern Fruit
«c b a ii«
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It got*»
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the Nerves and Stops the Pain. It is
also good for Rheumatism, Sore Throat,
Chest Pain» and Sprains. You don't
need to rub— it penetrates. Mr. J. R.
Swinger, l,oaiaville, Ky., writes: “ I
Members of Congress Anxious suffered with quite a severe Neuralgic
Headache for four months without nay
to Return Home to Repair
relief. I used Sloan’s Liniment for two
or three nights and I haven't suffered
Political Fence.
with my head since.” Get a bottle to.
day. Keep in the house all the time for
Washington.— Members of congress
pains and all hurts.
‘¿lie., 50c. and
are heurlng from tbelr constituents,
$1.00, at your Druggist.
urging them to get through with their
Bucklen '■ Arnica Salve for all Sore».
legislative business as soon as possi
ble and come borne to look after their
political fences.
“ We need a rest,” la the declaration
of the republicans, likewise It la tbe
L. L. H A K K K LL, Prop.
slogan of some of the democrats. It
DRAYINO AND MOVING
Is an open secret, however, that bo-
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hind the desire for a rest Is a desire
Service.
on the part of tbe republican senators
as well as the democrats to doff the
toga for campaign togs.
Every facility for handling all cla»»i*»
Henate democrats In caucus agreed o f goods.
Fire-proof vault in connec
on a definite legislative program, In tion. A ll kinds o f hauling and piano
which they expect to put through the moving, done on short notice.
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antl-truat and appropriation bills and
bring about adjournment of congress
Foley Kidney Pills.
at the earliest possible moment.
Overworked kidneys will break down
While no predictions as to adjourn
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ger protect the blood and the body from
note of the meeting.
the poisons that come to them, then look
National Heavier Than State Burden
out for B righ t’s disease, serious kidney
The debt of the national govern trouble and bladder annoyances. Foley
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upon the people of each slate, except I your best medicine for weak, sore, over
Arizona and Massachusetts, than the worked kidney and bladder wcaknnwt*«.
obligations of tbe state In which they For sale by all dealers everywhere.
live, according to statistics issued by
the census bureau.
The figures showed that on June 30.
1913, the per capita debt for tbe 48
states amounted to 53.57, while that
of the national government was
510.59. The total debt of the state
governments on that date was 8422,-
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796,525. An offsetting item was $76,-
980,571 In sinking fund assets.
The national government had a to
tal debt at the end of June last
amounting to $2,916,204,914. However,
less cash in tbe United States treas
ury available for the payment of debt,
You 're Bilious and Costive!
that would be reduced to $1,028,564,-
. Sick Headache, Bad Breath, Sour
055.
Stomach, Furred Tongue and Indiges
Imprisoning Navy Deserters Ended. tion, Mean Liver and Bowels clogged.
Abolition of imprisonment for de Clean up tonight. Get a 25c. bottle of
sertion from the navy in times of Dr. K in g's New L ife Pills today and
Deace was ordered by Secretary Dan empty the stomach and bowels o f fe r
menting, gassy foods and waste. A
iels.
Under the new regulation, bluepack- full bowel movement gives a satisfied,
ets who overstay their leave or com thankful, feeling— makes you feel fine.
mit similar breaches of discipline, will Effective, yet mild. Don't gripe. 25c.,
be summarily dismissed instead o f be at your druggist.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Burns.
ing sent to prison, while men who be
come dissatisfied with the service and
want to quit may have an honest dis
charge by merely refunding certain
enlistment allowances.
T H E C IT Y TR A N S F E R
The secretary announced that the
ALL KINDS OF
navy now had practically a full quota.
51.348 enlisted men. compared with a
shortage of more than 4000 18 months
ago. and that the time to take the
step had come.
- Seattle.
Wheat— Bluestem, 82c; club, 7»c;
r*d Russian, .ic,
***? Timothy, $17 per ton; alfalfa,
l)er tou-
Butter— Creamery. 26c.
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Cottage Grove Transfer
Aoto Dray for Picnic Parties
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TAYLO R
HIGGINS
M A K E IT RIGHT
Blackmore & McFarland
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Piano M o lin g a Specialty
Federal Grain Gradss Favored.
Establishment of standard federal
grades, to which all grain sold In in
terstate and foreign commerce under
government certificates would be re
quired to conform. Is proposed In the
Moss bill, favorably reported to the
house by the agricultural committee.
The bill contemplates eliminating
differences between export and do
mestic grades of the same qna.ity, but
is not designed to affect the shipment
of grain in bond.
An appropriation of 8375,000 Is pro
posed to carry out the terms of the
bill and to facilitate supervision of
grain traffic. The department of ag
riculture proposes to establish branch
laboratories at Important grain receiv
ing markets.
Fly Doomed by Borax.
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BUILDINGS
PUNS
ESTIM ATES
The doom of the germ carrying fly
Is seen In a new discovery announced
by the department of agriculture. Its
use is declared to assure the complete
extermination of the common house
hold pest that is largely blamed for
43 S O U T H S IX T H ST.
spreading typhoid.
The method consists only of the C O T T A G E G R O V E
OREGON
sprinkling of a small amount of ordi
nary borax dally on household and ta
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts, Burns,
ble refuse.
Sores.
National Capital Brsvltlss.
Mr. E. 8. Loper, Manila, N. Y.,
Opening of the Panama Canal to writes: “ I have never had a Cut, Burn,
vessels drawing 30 feet on August 15 Wound or Sore it would not heal.” Get
next was announced by Secretary Gar a box o f Bucklen’s Arnica Salve today.
rison.
Keep handy at all times for Burns,
The senate foreign relations com Sores, Cuts, Wounds. Prevents Lockjaw.
mittee received a request from Col 25c., at your druggist.
onel Roosevelt for permission to ap
pear and tell why he opposed the pay
How’s This '
ment of $25,000,000 to Colombia.
W e offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
Senators of Oregon. Washington
ward for any case of Catarrh that
and California have accepted the in cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
▼Ration o f Senator Chamberlain of Cure.
Oregon to Join In asking President
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known F S.
Wilson to have made deckload mens
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
urements of ships using the Panama him perfectly honorable In all buslnesa
transactions and financially able to carry
canal.
out any obligations made by his Arm.
Sudden withdrawal by President
N A T IO N A L B A N K OF COMMERCE,
Wilson of his nomination of Thomas
Toledo, o
Hall's Catarrh Cure ts taken Internally,
D. Jones, of Chicago, to be a member
acting directly upon the blood and mu
o f the federal reserve board ended the cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
Sent free. P rice 75 cents per bottle. Sold
bitter controversy over his confirma by
all Druggists.
*
Take Balt's Family 1*111« for constipation.
tion In the senate.
Money from the federal treasury
Borne of the moat interesting reading
will he deposited In natloha! banks
throughout the country again this fall in The 8entinel is in the ads.
to facilitate the movement of crops
and promote business generally.
S. L. GODARD