Cottage Grove sentinel., June 29, 1915, Image 3

A ID T H E K ID N E Y S
Cot tag* Orore Sufferers Should T a t»
No runfiar Risk
Why will people aontlnu« lu suffer
Iba agonies of blilnay complaint, back
ache, urinary iliaoriiara, Umeueae, brad
aches, languor, * by allow Ibauiaalvaa
lo become rbronla Invalid«, wbrn a taat
n| remedy la offered thrmf
llonn'a Kiduey 1*11 I m bava lirrn uard
In kiduey trouble ovrr 50 yvara, bava
liarn Iralrd In Ibouaanda of cases.
I f you bnvn any, evan one o f tha
symptom* of hldn»y diseases, act now,
for gravrl, dropsy or linght 'a diaease
may w l In anil makr nrglrel daagrroua.
Cau Cullugi' Urova residents demand
morr convincing proof Ibal tbr follow
tngf
Mr*. A. E Carroll, .'to* K. Waahlng
ton Mt,, Koaehurg, Or*., aaya: “ For
yaara I suffered from blilnay couiplalat
and »pant mauy daya and nlghta la nil*
ary from pain» In my bark and other
kidney illaordara. I bacatur irritable
aud nervoua, had dlaay aprlla and apot*
floating before rny aye*. I bad about
given up hope of getting relief, whan 1
triad Ibian 'a Kidney I'illa. They are
lb' one medicine that gave mr relief
and kept me on my fe e t."
I*rire Site nt all denier*, iron't aimply
nab for a kidney remedy get Oonn'a
Kidney I'illa the aame that Mra. Car
roll bad. Coaler Milhurn Co., Prop».,
Huffalo, N. Y.
RUNAW AY
TUNE SUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMER
B y George Randolph Chester and Lillian Chester
Caarmbi. If It . hr Sanai PeWn
i Cor pur at U m i
W H E R E
T O
G O
tha tbrr* datertivra. On the floor by
Mra Moor*'a fact lay June'* handsome
cullia, Bouncer, but at the first man-
tiuu of bis uiistre»*' name he waa up
CHAPTER I.
A Delightful 8*azide Retreat
Wonderful scenery, dense
STEAM yawl, with black smoke and barking loudly.
Every ebariu for an out
pouring from her stovepipe,
"Y o u r w ife's d o g ! " aaid the chief
forests,
enticing
trout
door vacation. Hurf bath
suddenly stopped its churning as of N ed ’s detective force, and Neil nod
stream*, miles and miles
■ng, fishing, boating anil
•led " W e 'l l take him ."
the principal oaaaeager, a loag noaad
of glorious sandy beach.
Out ia the bay a steam yawl, ita
woman with high arched browa, rrcog
pleasant social recreations.
uired through a wabbly jolatcd tele stovepipe eold, was being towed am jee
Special Low Round Trip Farei
Special Low Round Trip Fares
On board the
aeope the leader* la a proeeaaioa of fiva tieally in by a rowboat
from all points with long
speedy motorboats which »wept rapidly yawl and urging her crew with helpful
Season Weak End Sunday
voices and gesture was Honoria Hlye.
toward her.
limit.
Daily and week
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Daily
Train Service and Hpeeial
"T u rn around quick. Here eomeetLe
end trains.
Hunday Excursions.
How cheerful waa the blazing fire aa
runaway b rld «!»'
Ask for Further Particulars and Copy of Book!*»,
"T h ere »be goea! " aereacbed Honoria June reclined in the inglenonk, a cup
Ask Nearest Agent for Copy of Booklet on Newport.
Ulya a* the long, narrow ateel grev boat of hot coffee on a taboret by her side
'' Seashore Tillamook County."
flashed past, bearing, lieaidea its driver, nnd a comfortable drowsiness stealing
a beautiful young girl in a yatrhiiig over her! Hbe did not know bow pret
ty she waa in the filmy negligee, but
I'OMt II III**.
"W h y , abe isn't with my huabnnd!" iienentt and Vivian Durban did.
A world’s marvel. Every­
Their pleasure in June, however, was
cried Honoria Hlye.
thing
complete. The great-
scarcely
equal
to
the
charming
picture
" N o 'u i," confessed Bill Wolf, put
Round trip ticket* to East
eat event of the Century.
ting a freak smudge on bia round lace of domesticity whirh they afforded
era destinations via Cali-
a* the cinder ladeu «moke rolled down; June. It was such pleasant companion
Special Low Round Trip Farei Daily
"n o t n ow ." Hi* perplaaity cleared, abip that she bail expeeted to enjoy
fornia with atop overs in
Hplendid train service, at-
lie apied the second boat. "T h e re be with Ned, just they two alone. How
either direction to vieit the
long must it be to the end of that aepn
tentive mployes, delight
eouiea! ’ '
You v ip e r !" she ahrieked; then ebe ration which had begun on their wed
ful scenery. Ask for book
Exposition* on sale daily
whirled to Bill Wolf. * • Why don't you ding day, begun in only a few fleeting
Irt "C alifornia and Its
from
all
points.
hours
after
their
marriage!
turn around and chaae th rm f"
Two World Expositions"
In the richly furnished office one
" W e ’re turning, m a’a m ," reported
Full Information from N tar sat Agant.
after another o f the silent, grave fared,
and "W aysid e
Notes—
Bin worn
ateaithily moving men rame in nail gave
" N e d Warner, the deserted groi.m!
Hhasta Route."
You Can Stop-over at Shaxta Spring!
announced Honoria Blye *» tne fifth their low voiced reports to the eager
Imut darted past
Ned held blaoeulera Cunningham, tbr confident Hlye, the
lo hi »yea, sail they were focused al impatient Edwards They rose to go.
Our ii|{tant* will he glad to furninh full particulars in regard to any o f the above outings and make reservation*,
lernately on beautiful June Warner in They had finished their office work.
outline your trip or give you interesting literature on the various places you can visit
A butler brought in the mail to the
(he arm of the urtiat nod upon the
Ask for our folder 4 4 Oregon Outdoors."
Durban* as they finished their break
closely pursuing Gilbert Blye.
" W e ’re turned, m a'am ," auid Hill fast. Durban walked out townrd the
Wolf, clutching Honoria Blye by the gurden. He seemed anxious to conceal
elbow. " D o n ' t you nee the Federal something. Hia wife followed. Dur
ban opened a long envelope with nn ex
building! "
Information and Catalogua* I'raa
John M. Scott, Gen. Pass Agent, Portland, Oregon
On the dock there aloud a watchman pectant smile and took from it a folded
June »16-23-90
who consisted af an overcoat and cap, document.
" M y dear, tomorrow i* the fourth
and aiirntly, motionleaaly hour by hour
he looked out toward the bay. A awift anniversary of our wedding, nnd here
motorboat, aleniler pointed, ateel grav, ia my gift in commemoration of thnt apartment*.
" D id n ’t I tell you w e’d fine a
dualled Up, and from it the artist quick happy even t."
Iler eye* shining, the woman took the e le w !” exclaimed Iris Blethering snd
ly lifted beautiful June Warner. The
aobbed to relieve her feelings.
overcoat and cap moved not a muscle, document and opened it.
Thr little runaway bride was a pic
but from far o ff Ned Warner, in the
" A deed to this houae and ita con­
ture which would have held the eye of
fifth boat of that strange regatta, te n ts !" she cried.
through hla powerful binoculars, aaw
There waa ao exclamation of delight. auy artist as she lay asleep in the
A E CHAMBERS. MANAGER
that landing, aaw June cling to her The woman kissed hint again and inglenook with the flare of the flames
Room 7, Hovay Bldg
newly found protector, aaw, from the again and railed him a dear boy und dancing about her. Hhe suddenly awoke
Eugan*. Oregon
I »end of hia head, that the artiafa eyes a good boy and the beat husband in the under Durban's gaze.
• ’« ■ H H H E M a E E E a E a E H M H H E B M E E M M H E H E E E B a E B B B H H H E H E H E B n B E B
" Y o u 'v e spoiled i t ! " eried Durban.
were filled with appreciation for the world. June, who had awakened and
"
M
y
Hpirit
o
f
the
M
arsh
!"
Com*'
beauty uf the fair little runaway bride. followed them, drew back, so they
He caught her hand and raised
Straight up the dock they ran to the would not know that ahe had heard, but here! ”
atreet and hailed a panning taxi and abe was glad for once to have been aa her.
He led her, bew ildered, before the big
unwitting eavesdropper, glad to have
whirled away.
canvas, where, crudely indicated by a
A keen little racer dashed np, spray shared in tbia joyous moment.
few rough stroke* of the crayon, the
mg the water in a glittering translu
"H pirit of the M arsh" hovered over
cent sheet aa it curved into the slip.
CHAPTER m .
From it sprang Vaadyked Gilbert Hlye
Down at the dock Ned Warner's de her domain.
in time to ace the taxicab whirl away tectivea appeared, and Bouncer, picking
"Y o u must lie my m od el!" he ex­
with beautiful June. They hailed » uji the trail at the landing, run ex citedly informed her. " I will pay you
passing taxi and whirled away up the citedly up to the atreet at the point any price you wish. Here ia some
it reet.
where June und Bennett Durban- had ■nony in advance." And, jerking a
A fourth boat. A little French 'uken the taxi. The trail waa loat, as wad of loose bills from his pocket, be
chauffeur with a tiny mustache and a ihev had known that trail would be. thrust th*-m in her hand. " N o w stand
atiff woman with high cheek bone*, und from here the detectives scattered, here." lie waa ao quick, ao energetic,
who bent and unbent painfully as «he seeking everywhere in their own meth so fired with impatient fervor, that
Flynn Byatam of Saptlc Tanka
wua pulled to the dock.
ods for a clew to the whereabouts of June had no time to think, much lee*
43 Sooth Sixth Street
" H e y ! " The overcoat and cap at the runaway bride.
protest. He run to a workbasket in the
COTTAGE GROVE
OREGON last had moved, rapidly, violently
Hlye and Edwards und Cunnignham ulcove und brought black a long pair
Tney pounced between llenri nail Mn in a luxurious limousine stopped at n of shears and with one clip slit the
rie " You ’re pinched! "
houae, where they were ushered into a filmy negligee at the shoulder.
MOST CH ILD REN H A V E WORMS
At that moment the portieres oppo
gay purlor. A large blond woman came
And neither parent or child know it,
CKAPTEB II.
in to greet the culler*, and to her Blye site the big canvas opened fur enough
A furtive eyed butler with a young showed the picture in bia watch. Hhe to reveal the dark, handsome face of
yet it eiplaina why your child la ner
vuua, pale, feverish, liarkwnrd. Often face on tne withered and atooped body laughed and nodded her head.
the black Vnndyked Gilbert Blye.
children have thouaanda of Worm« of an old man admitted the runaway
Toward *he Durban house there
Gilbert Hlye gravely left Mr*. Rus
Think of how dangrrmi* tbia i* to your bride and her escort into a magnificent sell ’» house.
dashed two automobiles, the electric of
rhild, Ihin’t take any riak. (let an itudko hung with rare tapestries. And
I d the high reilinged studio June Honoria Blye and the Moore family
original 25r boa o f Kiekapoo W orrn here June Warner was introduced by quietly watched Benentt Durbun walk car.
Killer, a randy loreng;. Kirkapmi Worm Artist Durban to hia wife, a bright ing about with a perplexed air.
Vivian Durban, her chin tilted, her
Killer will poaitively kill and ffw nvi eyed woman of great rhnrm. Hhr re
The young butler came in, dragging face serene, her step deliberate snd
the Worm*. Kelleve* Conatipation, rag •reived June with almost gushing i tall stcpladder.
leisurely, came into her studio. What­
ulatea Stomach and How da Your child cordiality.
“ What arc you going to do, Oscar!' ever she had been about to say froze
"T h e Hpirit of the Marshes," laugh
will grow and learn no much better, (let
on her lips as she saw the tableau be­
nquirrd Durban sharply.
ed Durban, and it was with a profes
a te>i today.
*
' I am to remove these tapestries, fore the canvas. The exquisitely mold
sional eye that he this time surveyed sir,*’ he reported, setting his ladder up ed runaw ay bride, draped like the Hpirit
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One itroke of a bell in a thick fog doei not give any lasting
the beautiful girl. Then he explained
of the Marsh, stood upon the dais.
It 'a aurpriaing how much new« The in detail the experiences of the morn by the aide of one o f them.
im preuion of ita location, but when followed by repeated strokes at
"
O
h
!
”
The
word
was
a
shriek.
V
i­
"T
h
e
dickens
you
a
r
c
!"
exclaimed
Sentinel get* when there nrc ao many
ing.
vian ziurbun rushed down the length regular intervals the densest fog or the darkest night can not long
Durban in surprise. "G e t o u t !"
who know news that they do not tell.
"Y o u poor dear!’ ’ The artists'« wife
of the studio, towering with rage. "H o conceal its whereabouts. Likewise a single insertion of an adver­
" I t was iiiniinm's orders, s ir ."
was instantly contrite. "Y o u must be
"Y o u may take them down, Owcar,' that’s i t ! " she eried. " T h a t ’s why you tisement— as compared with regular and systematic advertising— is in
T H IR T Y SIX TOR 26 CENTS.
tired aud cold and half famished and
brought this creature h e re !"
Dr King'* New l.ife Pill* are now frightened to death. And you're nil said Mrs. Durlinn quietly, and both the
its effect not unlike a sound which, heard but faintly once, is lost in
" V i v i ! " protested the artist.
artist nnd his wife were silent while
aupplici! in well forked glaaa bottle*, w e t !" She raised June by the hand.
"O u t o f my house!" the woman space and soon forgot.
the
tapestries
were
removed.
containing 311 augur runted white pilla,
" T h e Spirit of the Marsh," mused
" V i v i , I don’t understand," puzzled screamed at June, her fingers working
for 26c, One pill with a glaaa of water the artist, studying June critically.
her husband. " I don’t aee why you'd convulsively. "O u t of my house this
before retiring i* an avrrage dime. Kaay
Mrs. Durban ’« bright eyes sparkled remove important things without’ con m inute!" And she started townrd the
and pleiiaimt to take. E ffective and bark at him as she led June sway to suiting m e."
frightened June.
positive in reaulta. Cheap and eeonom her own .ooms, where she selected s
Faint, dazed, scarce knowing what
The woman ’« chin went up.
ical to uae. (let a bottle today, take a negligee for her beautiful charge.
she did, June, draped as the Hpirit of
"Bennett, dear, this is ray house."
doar tonight—your conatipation will be
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June was not only shocked, but filled the Marsh, slipped out of the house and
relieved in the morning. 3(1 for 25e, at
In a richly furnished office which with compassion. She understood as into the street.
all Druggists.
The artist nnd his wife wont to the
contained no hint o f business except the mnn could not the reason for the
for its telephone and the long rows of astounding change in the woman. The porch and watched the girl flutter
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
push buttons sat Gilbert Blye and Orin sudden acquisition of property had sway The woman turned to Durban.
Cunningham and T. J. Edwards in earn transformed her entire nature, had " Y o u ’re in love with h e r," she
snapped.
eat conference, Cunningham still in hia given her a dizzy haughtiness, h
Around the corner, two blocks away, ” r
evening clothes, Edwards still with his twisted her view until she placed ....
D ENTIST
pajamas buttoned inside his coat and utterly false valuation upon herself nnd tore the Moore car, with Ned Warner
peering
intently ahead. From the op­
Monev
Neuralgia relieved instantly by local np the carpet slippers on his fret. Hutton upon everything around her.
posite direction rame Honoria Blyu '■
plication.
Residence and office one ufter button the black Vnndyked man again! Always money!
pushed, and one after another silent,
Officer Dowd walked into the police electric. In front o f the Durban doer
block south of poatoffice.
Phone 80
stealthily
moving,
non
rommunieative
station
nnd the desk sergeant greeted stood a luxurious limousine with the
Phone 131J
Cottage drove, Oregon
black shades drawn. Gilbert Blye's.
men rame in nnd with grave fares re him with effusive cordiality.
As June dashed down the steps the
ceived their instructions ami departed
" W h a t ’s bringing you into my dis
Practices in all Courts
door o f the ear opened nnd the white
Henri and Marie stood in front of a trict! Or nre you o ff d u t y !"
26 Years Experience
mottle fared desk sergeant with
"D a n , you got a girl here by the muatarhed Orin Cunninghnm sprang out
H. J S H IN N
««usage like red mustache.
name of Rose Hesper that claims to nnd caught June by the wrist. Another
"Y o u r nam e»," he denmnded.
know me, and I just dropped in to mug figure sped from the Durban door,
A T TO R N E Y A T LA W
close upon the beautiful Hpirit of the
" H e is Jules
L e fo n ," snapped her.
N O TA R Y PUBLIC
Marie.
"W h y , hello, M a r ie !" exclaimed Marsh. It was Gilbert Blye, and he
Bailor Building, Over Metsnn Shop
held outstretrhed a voluminous black
"N o n ! Non! N o n t" indignantly ob Dowd. "W h a t you in f o r ! "
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE jeeted Henri, and there ensued a vigor
cloak.
Marie looked up with a jerk.
(T o be continued.)
oua argument.
!
“ Wait a m inute."
And Offieer
"A n d 1 am Rose Hesper," calmly Dowd stalked out to the desk. " W e ll
J. 8 M E D L E Y
finished Marie.
Dan, you got the wrong parties,
Advertising Money Wasted.
A TTO R N E Y A T-LA W
"W h a t's the r h a r g e f" asked the he announced. " W h a t ’s agninst my
I f the average business mnn would
friend, Rose H esp er!"
desk sergeant.
Special Attention Given to Mining and
"S w ipin g a b o a t." This hoarse in
"Copping a motorboat Inst night,’ pool the money he spends each year
Corporation Law
formation rnme from the overcoat and said the seregant, looking at the bint for calendars, souvenirs, fake sign
curds and other doubtful advertising
ter.
OFFICEt
WOODWARD BU ILD IN G cap.
The officer raised heavily from hia
"W ro n g party,”
returned Dowd schemes o f divers sorts, and then np
wide chair and waddled through the promptly. " I was with Rose Hesper ply the coin to a legitimate campaign
Phone, 47
O ffice Lawson Blk. door just hack of him. He was gone myself last night, her and her lifts* of getting business, he would find the
O ffice Hours: 1 to 0 p. in.
long, silent minutes, but when he rame friend, nnd we didn't leave the cafe sum he has frittered away for nothing
would go a long ways in getting him
harli his broc was knotted into what till nearly daybreak."
DR. 0. E. FR O ST
seemed permanent enrrugations. " S o
The seregant made an entry on the real business. The money thus spent
Osteopath lc and Medical Physician
would send out several lots o f circulars
you're a friend o f Dowd and Moran blotter.
Chronic and Nervous Diaeaaea a
and O ’Toole and that bunch!" he
Marie displayed her friendly smile to and leave him coin for good newspaper
Specialty
advertising, throughout his best and
thundered at
the
luckless Marie. Henri and then to Offieer Dowd.
Modern Electrical Treatment*
busiest seasons. I f you feel thnt you
' ' Well, I telephoned 'cm all, and not
" W o n ’t you come with u s !" she
X Ray Appliance
must give your friends something, give
S one o f ’em knows any Rose Hesper! quired.
COTTAGE GROVE
• - OREGON. Lock 'em up! "
" Y o u 'll come with m e!” he blurted them the best quality of goods, st the
lowest consistent prices. All the buyers
"B u t, monsieur, it is all a mistake!
and grabbed her by the arm.
will appreciate that.
cried the pseudo Jules Lefon. "M a d e
Bill W olf called up Honoria Blye.
J. E. Y O U N O
moiselle is n o " —
"G o t him! " he triumphantly yelled.
Crack! That kick on the shin was “ Bay, listen. I just done a fine piece
Thirty-six thoussnd acres of land in
A T T O R N E Y AT-LAW
distinctly audible through the little of work. I sleuthed the other party’s Pine Valley, Raker County, will prob­
Office on Main Street
room, but it had its effect. Henri at detectives. They got the g ir l’s dog, ably be thrown open for entry within
:
Oottag* Qrov*
Oregon. last had the hint, and he abut hia lips and they've spotted your husband’s a few weeks if present plans are ear
tighty together beneath hia tiny mn» limousine. Join me in front of the ried out. The tract has for several
as he and Marie were led away Blakely building and I '11 lead you to years been tied up under a Carey Act
D R . A. J. H E N D R Y tache
and locked in their respective eells.
them ."
project, the promoters o f which failed
D ENTIST
Ned sat in consultation with June’s
At the same moment Ned ’» detectives to raise the necessary funds with
father and mother and Bobbie Blether were telephoning the same information which to carry it on. The entire tract
OVER FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K
ing and Juna’a boaom friend, Irii, nnd to the anxioua group in the Warner is favorably located for irrigation.
Oottag* Groat
TW E LFTH EPISODE
Th# Spirit af tha Mar ah
N ew port
Tillamook Seashore Resorts
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California’s Expositions
Summer Excursions East
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
International
Correspondence
Schools
BUILDINGS
PLANS
ESTIMATES
SHOP WORK
S. L GODARD
LURCHS
Men’s and Boys*
Straw Hats
:: $1.00 values for
3 9 c
: 12i Gingham values for
9 c
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II Made by Cottage Grove M illing Co. j
If you saw it first, you saw it in The Sentinel.
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So should You—
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