Cottage Grove sentinel., January 05, 1916, Image 3

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CONGRESS IS FACING
FOREIGN PROBLEMS
LURCH’S]
Clean-up-Sale
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
QUESTION CLEARED UP.
Cottage Grows Headers Can No Longer
Doubt the Evidence.
Mrs Martha HIM, a pioneer of 1Ü47,
it dead at Independence.
Again and again we have read of
Building operations In Salem during Events Occurring ThrtughMJt «traogers is distant towus who have
Extended Hearings on Subject 1916 totaled approximately 1200,1)00 In
beeu cured by this or that mediciae.
th« State During the Paat
value.
But Cottage Grove’s pertiaeat question
of National Preparedness
ha» always been “ Has anyone here in
The road levy In Lane county for
Week.
Are Contemplated.
Cottage Grove been cured V
The word
| the coining year will raise approxi­
of a stranger living a hundred miles
mately $110,000.
Washington - Congress reconvened
The supreme court has held Port­ $12,703,743 Fsst of Lumber «hipped. away may be true, but it cannot have
Astoria -During the year Just closed the sume weight with us as the word
Tuesday to begin conaideratiou of mo­ land’s Jitney ordinance constitutional,
1249 vessels with a tonnage of 1,711,* of our own citizen», whom we know and
mentous legislation confronting it. He reversing Circuit Judge Hagley.
fore the holiday recess little was ac­
Farmers adjacent to Haleru have re 268 tons entered at the Astoria oue- respect and whose evidence we can so
ALL
complished beyond organization and oelved $ 12,000 In the last month from tom house, while 1254 vsssela with a easily prove.
extension of the emergency war rev­ a Portland firm for the sale of 1100 total tonnage of 1.732,663 too* cleared
Mrs. Ella Bisbey, 430 Orant Ave., Cot­
for domestic and foreign porta. Ac­ tage Grove, says: “ 1 have great faith
enue law.
hogs
During the preliminary two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Hamuel Adams, of cording to the records In the Astoria in Doan’s Kidney Pills and don’t hesi­
there were assurances on every hand Hcappoose, died Hunday within 11 custom house 355 vessels loaded at tate to recommend them. They were
that foreign relations incident to the hours of each other, as the result of the mills In the lower Columbia river used by one of the family who was
district during the year 1916, sad their quite ill with kidney trouble and they
European war and the »object of pre la grippe
parciliies» for national defense would
“ Pay-Up Week” will he celebrated aggregate cargoes amounted to 21«,• gave great r e lie f."
he the dominating features of a ses­ In N'ewberg February 21 2k by mer­ 426,797 feet of lumber. In addition to
Price 50c at all dealers. Don’t simply
sion fraught with far reaching possi­ chants In an endeavor to collect long these, four rafts containing 34,000,090 a»k for a kidney remedy—get Doan ’»
o n K e ile «it
feet of log* and piling were towed to Kidney Pills— the same that Mrs. Bis­
bilities
standing bills
California,
making the total lumber bey bad. Foster Milburn Co., Prop».,
The military and naval affairs com­
The Oregon workmen's compensa­
mittees of both house» have been tion act was held constitutional by the shipments by water from the mills in Buffalo, N. Y.
studying the national preparedness supreme court In a decision upholding this district 247,426,797 feet. In the
same 12 months 265 vessels loaded
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
program during the recess
House Circuit Judge Galloway.
65,276.948 feet of lumber at the upper-
committees plan to work on these at
A good roads conference is to be
once, and public hearings, which prob held at the Oregon Agricultural col­ river mills, giving a grand total of
R. M. McCAROAR, D. D. S.
ably will extend for a long period, are lege January 3 and 4 under the direc­ 312,703,743 feet as the amount of lum­
DENTIST
ber shipped from the Columbia river
contemplated.
Neuralgia
relieved
instantly by local ap­
tion of Professor G. V’. Skelton
In cargoes and rafts during the year plication.
Residence and office one
The revenue situation also will com
Henry Tillery, veteran of the Mexi­ Juat closed.
>1 ck south of postoffice.
iiiund immediate attention Represen­ can war of 1846 1648, died at his home
Phone 131J
Cottage Grove, Oregon
tative Kltchln, majority leader and at Hallston, Polk county, December
Traine Craah Head on Near Roaekurg.
chairman of the ways and means com 2#. after an lllnesa of a few days.
Roseburg — Northbound
Southern Practices in all Courts
mlttee, plans to <ull his committee to
Oregon lias sent more horses to
25 Years Experience
gather without delay to take up this Europe In the past year than any oth­ Pacific freight train No. 222, operated
by
Engineer
Henry
Ryan
and
Conduc­
H. J. SHINN
problem. Senator Simmons, chairman er Pacific coast state, according to
A TTO R N EY A T L A W
of the finance committee, also con buyers for the allies and for Germany. tor Howard Weichletn. of Roaeburg,
crashed head on Into southbound local
N O TA R Y PUBLIC
templates frequent meetings of dem­
Uy written opinion and stipulation,
Bader Building, Over Metsan Shop
ocratic members to study fiscal prob the Oregon supreme court last year freight train No. 229 a few feet north
COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
lems. First to he considered will he disposed of 381 cases, while a total ot of the high trestle spanning the Ump-
an amendment to the war revenue 420 transcripts were filed In the same q . r i . . n<-ar Winchester. Olen Pat­
ri« I., f Irema:i on train 229, was caught J. S. MEDLEY
law Involved In thla are issues likely period.
between a derailed boxcar and the
to provoke wide divergence of views,
A TTO R N EY A T LA W
With the close of the year, only 11,-
locomotive,
necessitating the amputa­
among them the suggestions to tax 500 automobile owners of Oregon were
Special Attention Given to Mining und
gasoline automobiles, horsepower and equipped with the new license tag for tion of his left arm between the elbow
Corporation Law
steel products, and a stamp tax on 1916 as required by law before they and shoulder.
OFFICE:
WOODWARD BUILDING
bunk checks
Amendment of the In can he legally operated.
Loganberry
Juice
Makers
to
Organize.
tax and an Inheritance tax also
Twelve members of Company M
AUSTRIA ASKS FOR TIME come
Office Lawson Blk.
Portland.— Loganberry Juice manu­ Phone, 47
are to be regarded seriously.
Oregon national guard, Salem, quail
Office Hours: 1 to ti p. m.
facturers of > >regon have decided to
Envoy Premlsea U. S. Full Satisfac­ Land Leasing Is Reported Favorably. fled as expert riflemen last year, with
proceed at once to a permanent organ­
DR. C. E. FROST
tion if Submarine Sank Persia.
The house public lands committee a score of 210 or better out of a pos ization for the standardization of their
The symptom» of kidney un<l bln !<!«•>
Osteopathic
and Medical Physician
WusliliiKion. — Huron Zwelendenlk, voted to report favorably on the ad sible 250 on all ranges.
product and system In the finding of
Chronic and Nervous Diseases a
trouble» are often \ -ry di»trea»ing nml charge of the Austrian I ' l n b u a s y . railed
Announcement
of
the
annual
con
ministration's general leasing bill for
Specialty
markets
At a meeting held at the
lu t e the »y»tcin in n rundoMii roedi on Secretary Lansing and asked that
Modern Electrical Treatments
coal, phosphate, oil, gas, potassium ference of county fair officials to be Chamber of Commerce, a number of
tlon. The kidney« *l•«•ln to lu ff or tin*«!, Judgment oil the sfnklng of the Persia
X-Ray Appliance
and sodium products on public lands held January 5 at the Oregon agricul manufacturers discussed the plan as
it» almn»t ovary victim complain» of
tural
college,
C'orsallis,
has
been
made
COTTAGE
GROVE
-
- OREGON.
be
withheld
until
all
the
facts
were
The
coal
lands
under
this
bill
will
be
Iume bark mol urinary trouble* whirl >
outlined by George D. Lee. secretary
■ bould not be neglerted, n» these dun known, and expressed hi» belief that leased in tracts of 2560 acres at a by the state department of education of the industries and manufactures
ger »igniiln often Te'ol to tluiigrrnu» kid a final explunutlon would be satisfac­ royalty of two cents per ton for coal
Bids have been opened by the Clat-
bureau of the chamber, and a commit­ J. E. YOUNG
uey trouble*.
tory
lie also nought any available mined and 25 cents per acre the first •op county court for clearing, grading tee was appointed to complete the or­
A TTO R N E Y AT L A W
I>r. Kilm er'» Hwninp-Koot whirh *ooa
and paving four and one-half miles of
ganization.
heal» und »tringthen« the kidney» i* n Information for the benefit of his gov­ year. 50 cents the second, third, fourth
Office on Main Street
»plrndid kidney, liver and bladder rent ernment.
and fifth years, and )1 per year for the Columbia river highway between
Cottage Grove
::
::
::
Oregon.
edy, and, briug nn herbal compound,
Huron Zwctedenlk also assured Sec­ the continuance of the lease Hallroad Columbia beach station and the West
GRANT
LAND
TAX
REGULAR
... * a gentle healing effect on the kid retary Lansing that If It were proved
companies may take one lease for ranch.
DR. A. J. HENDRY
uey», whirh i* nlino«t itninrdn t.'ly no that an Austrian submarine had sunk
Assistant State School Superintend­
each 200 miles for their own use, and
tieed in mo»t enae* by tho»e who use it
Douglaa County Wins Suit for $17,541
DENTIST
\ trial will convince anyone who may the Persia. his government would give municipalities may lease 640 acres ent E. P. Carlton was elected president
Delinquent Ttaxea.
OVER FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK
of
the
reorganized
State
Teachers’
as
be in need of it. Heitor get u botth full reparation and satisfaction.
for obtaining a municipal supply of
Roseburg.— Holding that the acts of
Cottage Grove
from your nearest drug »tore, und »tort
coal
Similar provisions apply to soclation. Principal George A. Briscoe
the tax-levying officers of Douglas
treatment at on««.
of
Ashland
high
was
chosen
vice
pres
OF CREW BLAMED phosphate, potassium and sodium Ident.
However, if you wi»h first to test THREE
county were regular in every particu­
laud* Oil and gas lands will be leased
this great preparation send ten cents
A. W. RIME, M. D.
Letters handled at the Portland post lar, Judge Hamilton rendered a de­
to l>r. Kilmer & Co., Hinghamton, N. Inquiry Board Lays Wreck to Mis­ iu tracts of 640 acres at 10 per cent
cision in which he held that the South­
P H Y S IC IA N AND SURGEON
Y , fur a sample bottle. When writing
reading of Orders.
royalty and $1 per acre for the land. office during 1915 numbered a5,800,
ern Oregon company was liable for
be sure and mention the (hittnge drove
900.
of
which
42.9()O,00(»
were
sent
out
O ffice in Phillipe
Koseburg, O r.—That ll. D Hyan, en- The proceeds will be turned Into the
Hentinel.
dee 15 jnn5
the remainder being received
The the payment of delinquent taxes in
Building, over the
reclamation funds.
gtnoer; It \. Halley, fireinun, und
this county-amounting to $17,541 and
Benson Drug Store.
total
Is
an
increase
of
more
than
2,-
You like an employe that never II (iuffney, head bruketnan, were re­
Alliance of American Republics.
covering a term of five years.
ooo.ooo over 1914.
shirks. Try a Hentinel want ad. d22tf. sponsible for the collision of Southern
O ffice Phone 34 Residence Phone 126J
Judge Hamilton holds that the “ tax,
Creation of a defensive alliance that
Mrs. Frances Ellen Jane Hare, 104
Pacific freight trains Noe. 222 and would put the power and resources of
years old. is dead at Astoria
She being properly levied, is a lien against
22!' Hour Winchester, was the verdict the 21 American republic» behind the
You want something. Someone else
leaves seven children, 23 grandchil­ the land, a definite charge, not against
returned by the board of Inquiry.
Mouroe Doctrine, it became known, dren and 23 great grandchildren. She the individual owner, but against the want« to sell something.
We want
(lien 1‘atrick. fireman on train No. is the real purpose behind the propos­
High Class
want ads. Why not all have what we
was a descendant of the Davenport land Itself.”
229, who was Injured, is resting easy, ed convention among them. While os­
Under the decision Judge Hamilton wantf
dec22tf.
family of Virginia.
PICTURES
according to thw physicians, and prob tensibly this convention is for settle­
is
of the opinion that the delinquent
Receipts of the state banking de
ably will recover. All members of the ment of boundary disputes and from
partment totaled $17,526.04 and dis­ taxes will have to be paid. The same
crews, with the exception of Kynn, preventing munition» from reaching
bursements $17,110.33, leaving a bal­ ruling would also apply to the delin­
Halley and Gaffney, were exonerated revolutionary »tales, and while Sec
ance of $415.71 and members traveled quent taxes due from the Oregou &
from all blatne.
The City Transfer
retary of State Lansing would not dis­ a total of 56.134 miles in attendance California grant lands in this county
The men charged with the responsi­ cuss the broader proposition delegates
A ll Kinds of
for the years 1913 and 1914. and total­
upon their duties in 1915.
A Great Pathe
bility for the accident were of the to the Pan American Scientific con
ing $186.763, although the latter was
Preliminary
estimates
of
the
output
Gold Rooster Play
crew of the freight train No. 222, gross declared that such a movement
of metals from Oregon mines in 1915 not a party in the case at issue.
which had orders to meet train No. Is on foot.
If sustained by the higher courts,
by the United States geological survey
22# at Winchester. They misread the
Director John Barrett of the Pan- show material increases over the fig this decision means that Douglas
orders und thought they were to pass
Piano Moving a Specialty
American union had this to say con­ ures of 1914 in both gold and copper, county eventually will recover $204,-
the southbound train at Sutherlln.
cerning the proposal:
and slight decreases In yield of silver 304 of delinquent taxes from these two
WOOD AND COAL
corporations. Coos and Lane coun­
'Whatever may be the results of and lead.
Phone 55
Gallipoli Fight Goes On.
After being out five hours the Jury ties are in a similar situation to re­
this war, there may be afterward lit­
Office A t Eagle Cigar Store
Constantinople, via Amsterdam and tle or no love for the United States in the Rosa Merlo murder case at cover almost equal amounts each.
London. Heavy fighting continues and other American nations.
They Hillsboro returned a verdict of guilty
along the Dardanelles front still held must stand together for eventuali­ of manslaughter against Mrs. Merlo.
Government Start« Land Suit.
A Wonderful Five Act Drama
by the entente allies.
Portland.—A suit to set aside the
Mrs. Merlo shot and killed her hus
ties."
of the kind that hart never
band. Joseph Merlo, at Santa Rosa. patents on 43 claims of timber land
State May Handle Perishables.
before been shown here at
in Baker county, comprising several
October 4.
After consulting for several days
popular prices.
Representative Hawley has an­ thousand acres, which the government
with Attorney General Gregory and
nounced appointments to the Annapo­ maintains were secured Irregularly b -
i members of the Federal Trade Com-
lis naval academy as follows: Lloyd employes of the Oregon Lumber com­
' mission, Harris Welnstock, California
Harris, Oregon City, principal; How­ pany, for that company, was brought
Breathe Hyomci Four Times a Day and state market director, left for Califor ard L. Lamar, Tillamook; Miles Ga to trial In the federal court here Mon­
nia to invite all producers of perish-
Watch Kesults. Gives Frompt Belief.
mill, Medford and William S. Kinney, day. Patents to the 43 claims were
Able farm products in that state to
secured in 1900 and a suit was lnstl
Astoria, alternates.
give the state market commission a
The pleasantest, most convenient and
Qovernor Wlthycombe received an tuted In 1912.
most scientific method for the treat* monopoly of routing and directing car­ invitation from Joseph H. Choate, hon
CULVER BROS. : : Props.
merit of catarrh is llyomei. Simply put loads of the products for the eastern
Public Market a Success.
orary president of the National Secur
a few drops of Hyomci in the inhaler markets.
Phone 15
Eugene.— The success of the public
Ity League, to represent the Pacific
that comes with every complete pack­
While not having any formal ap coast at a congress of the league to market in the small city ha» been Free Delivery at A ll Tlmee of the Day
age and then breathe its air for a few
proval from the federal officials for be held in Washington, D. O., January demonstrated by the Eugene public
minutes, four times a day.
Ills plan, Mr. Weinstock said they had
market, established four month« ago,
A good newspaper is a good booeter
20 to 22. He declined
It sci'iiis remarkable that so simnle
a way of treating catarrh will efl'e.'t found no defects and he was confident
James J. Hill has sent $50,000 to according to C. J. Hurd, marketmaster, for any good community. I f the com­
The starting of this great ed­
such a quick relief, but the most im­ the state could do without question Albany college as promised, making who asks the city to enlarge the mar munity is good enough for you and your
ucational and most interesting
portant discoveries of science have rl- that which Individuals acting separate­
$258,000 the college possesses in per ket again. There are now 8« stalls local paper is good enough for the com­
wuys been the simplest. By breathing ly or through private organisations
serial
manent
Interest bearing endowment in the market. In the beginning there munity, send sample copies to your
Hyomci this way every particle of air
could not do.
funds.
A
fund of $165.000 will be were but 22 The sheds were erected good friends once in a while. You will
that
enters
the
air
passage
o
f
the
throat
See The Real Volcano in
The plan provides for warehousing raised to erect the first building on by the city on the petition of the Lane bo doing good, the paper may do some
nml head mol goes into the lungs is
Eruption
charged with a healing balsam that kills crops and financing them through fa­ the new college campus
County Grange, which has the manage­ good, and then we ’ll all be good fe l­
the germs and hncilli of catarrh and vorable loans In New York.
See Uncle Sam's Great
More-
ment of the market.
lows.
dec22tf.
According
to
a
report
just
Issued
sooths and allays all irritation.
Navy
\ over, it proposes a campaign to get by Chief Forester Henry S. Oraves
The first da y’s use of llyomei will an enormous business In the United
Forty-Four Eligible for Parole.
show
nn improvement and in a short States and South American markets for the fiscal year of 1915. more than
U s e y o u r tic k e t
Salem.—
Forty-four men serving sen­
half
of
the
timber
sold
from
all
the
COTTAGE GROVE
time there should be no further trouhlo
The decision given him may have an national forests In the country has tences In the Oregon penitentiary were
from catnrrh. its action is rapid and
Hospital and Sanitarium
Insting.
Important effect on other combina­ been taken from the Oregou forests. eligible for parole because of the ex­
Right Here at Your Home
You take no risk in buying Hyomci. tions of a similar nature throughout Of the total, in rough figures, of 1,* piration of their minimum sentences
Surgical Caeee Especial Attention
A complete outfit is inexpensive but if the country. Dried fruit men, how­ 000,000,000 board feet sold from the with the first of the year. At Its meet­
X-RAY LABARATORY
after using you can sny flint it hns not ever, will not be the only ones who national forests. Oregon forests have ing this week the parole board will
helped yon the Modern Pharmacy will will benefit by the proposal, for the
5 C ALWAYS
For further particule re eddrees
act
on
the
eligible»
and
make
Its
reo
contributed 545,000,000. The value of
return your money. What other treat­
ment for entnrrh is sold under a guar­ commission plans to embrace all the Oregea timber sold la rated at ommendattons to Oovernor Wlthy-
W tl
antee like this!
dec29j5 forms of agricultural men.
$1,«29,00«.
o r
S e as o n a b le
Merchandise
L l R C H ’ S
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F U R N IT U R E
HARDWARE |
K N 0W L E 5 &
G R Ä B E R f
PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS
Blackmore & McFarland
Mon.-Tues. Jan. 10-11
Hauling & Graying Done
on Short Notice
Fresh Meats
Wednesday, Jan. 12
Neal o f
IM Navy
IF YOU HAVE CATARRH
READ THIS
G ood M e a ts
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
ORCHESTRA
1 Oc
DR. H. C. SCHLEEF