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1 If tin
i p p n . x unit «1 .51 Mill iin-inl»* r i
««Iilfrfi n n
X« i-i-.l t in* n f till* t > m gun II nn* iu: r « 1, l .i i d i 1 i nun
ili •* ss f lu- i I s lun. rutililiy, o l i r lm If uf f In
s lióle
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d i oi n i m- r i n u r l ur ^e fun«- ¡i lui fu h if» I ntnft* *» me n»I h t fn|*. o r li bout
t n i p u t r in tin* in f ui inni r r n - j t l u l l SS II I li M tilt nuiiiuli • HH «•<* MIS f SS lilt I 2 I inpn
svili I»«- 11‘ i ni er n i f l i r ¿pieii.i • l i m i U t !••• (lies Iu ,mn* V *5", mi .1 C,M. i «nil nt y hfti
f uri-iiuun
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l i n n ! •« id in « 11 •-• \\ h i •Il W ill r
h| »«'«"I I li mi t Ilf nil tlllH‘ N t«
A ' K I K S in th e A in e rl-
ru n n u v y »ire rlu n n e il
art tlie b est fed I mm I s
o f m en in tht* w o r ld
III th e Mhlp ft K u lle y u
e v e r y e ffo rt I h m u d e to
e lh u liiH te Wrthte.
In th e u p p e r p h o to
»»tu* o f th e r o o k s oh th e
M e n h m i t i mu l t r a v e l i n g
ni« n
w i l l p u n i e s v i f h tin* t w o reg ni i r lm! t n h u m
iinl t In- «•in- :it th • 1 . . f (>
N o rth Jinko tM I n o p e r
I n i Si* lili- n f s nf I I n in in ; wt «•in il.il«*» Mi l » \ '
a t in g a m e a t hlh e r th a t
f •»! flit- i n r u n ^ r u iu iil* un M .it .)
r«*« k , « nil -f it 11 «• ( I m b u i i *i > r « » f • «ti« Il i II t h r
ru tft h a r ó n
wi t h th e
ss lien* li p ro |¿ im u svilirli mi Imi«-** t ri«|. «M-Ilt uf n n r r i * i i i ! v .
leant p o s s ib le wufttUK**.
■ • « 11 ih i ^ tu < u|unr I I .enili-r, ss ho hiu* [
i lio o f i HU, i» I t li i ti ^ u n i I 1» ’ .'
f u l if fu e l f o r fig h te r s .
B a r o n is
«• t l l p i fu III « «i f ut t h r IneiiIII il‘M n f
111111 ^ « u n t r i t o miti ««flirt « ! il li f • ss i II pi r
h u d ly lie e d e il In th e H ille d H H lile s a n d
uni in tin* intru'it' nf nfulilinhlni*
rt-tle t he pie im
Inn« li t t
I : 11», u f f e r
iia sle N
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hume ^imril iluniij J t lir III Ml t li re«*
ss li it* li fin- «tussil svili rr| »nir t th e hnII
u c t» a r e ]5 n inmi . i »»» p o u n d * m o n th ly ,
fin, lliuit nf ili«- ; ;il II r* I i-ninpii n i r i
|>lilk w l i r f r f l i r l i i s i liti^ III « * a m i » I h - i
th re e tim e s un m u d i mm b e fo re th e w a r
11 * •1 fi I Hi « * t r lui li f i Will i rumo |cit in u lluf : nr«- junn^ into tht* si rs ire hv bi*ili|; J
tà**7*frr£¿¿ fòrti rsa fí& w/rn
A n o th e r w a n t e e lim liia t o r on th e N o rth
hi nehi i l l fi l i l i - svilirli wi l l he i «Ut «I ut i w n r n m a*« i l n ' l i t f * d e p u t ie s u| r i i h i t [
I »ttkntu In th e p o ta to p e e le r. sh o w n In t«ï«M-i m America for grenier use 11
3 «HI |. ni
ill tin* i t a t e ll ll lltia pruptT
M o l t uf !
th e lo w e r p h o to .
N o th in g Is lo s t ex
e \« t v home and for all ii«*i*ils «»f urmy
I l u i tier V il l I h * NITS «I III II o t r i t tr ipui I I .nm* « «*«iut s i ro tiip u iiie i nre f u l l u w i n ^ l
ce p t th e a c t u a l |M»tuto s k in
and nuvy.
Eat more {»otutoes, eat
ut t» lili «» ‘« l u r k . 1411*1 l»ti; H i r i n g ni 7 :f»o i flu
a furtlo -r p r o e m i l i u f • S in t * w i l l i ni
•t lii.l«
li |¿riilit| Nlrrt t t|nUn . f o r wlu« li riiiiift- !
W ill h r fili fl i i l i e d h> U f l s e p i n «• jury
nr« h«*it rn
ti m l
III i
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with .
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1
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r i i , th«- f i l i n i hl^ r s i ' l t f uf fili «inv I h
‘ "lì Mie J»rnin! hull a l M u n i r fi Il hr i* i II
i i i i i j ’ ut 0 : 0 0 u ’«• I«»«■ k
,
h itt e r meflinil.
HEAD OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE
AND ARTS DEPARTMENT
FILES REPORT
D rpaiImeni In Conducted at a Coat to
the DlHtrirt of 924 tiû for tUa
Y e a r ’* Work
7316 AMERICANS KILLED
AND WOUNDE DIN ACTION
A L IE N S
HOARD
HAVE
OF
FLOUR
irruiitM vs e r e u s i m i Ha t u r d u y h v
'Mint I - n i t r i i Htnte.i A t t o r n e y K a n
n r t h e t i r r e i t o f F r e d K ’- h h lr anti
»n. b rr»i K r h h l r . J r . f u n n a t u r a l i z e d
' » • m i m i r a n c h e r * l i v i n g n e a r M ohb *r ,
I i l la r n n o k c o u n t y , on flu* eharj;»* rif
h o a r d i n g w h e a t f l o u r in s i n l a t i n n n f
;
|
j
)
nini
li l i ),
Il II \
r
t fl,r
LARGE
Placed Duller Arrest by U 3 At
to n ie y '* Of f i c e
0 lui I f fi liuti, w In» dee In re» flint
I ||r ; l i | i
M 'M B E K
¡IH
n
Sl-,r,
fii'f iiie Ittnj', .'imi «»ut ut' t l i n i
i l i r «*«*t io i i m : tu e a i e nf‘ a I «• -1
Miti u f f i l l i e o a * ! , iti «-(•»••* of
f i n u li li*, n ini ni fin* «’ vi'iif ut
\\ «Hit In n i k , n i y ■ ' i i l m i r l .Infili
lo r One
; 111 « I iii'ii i m u l fr o m u lm^<
fui
ul
uovi:,
LEADER
¿oli Homi* i i i i n n l nei v se,- u r i
Lu r^e Duy
Il II I II l*i*|
MAY
h
G RO
ROVE
VE
C o l o n i I (.« a lle r anil G o v e r n o r W l t l i y
i oinlie U i g « M i l i t a r y A i l i v l t y
T r a v e l i n g M e n G iiU ict H e r e F r o m
F u r und N e in
GUARD
MjK
Jo
OOTTAOE
K
There U a sufficient quantity o f
jmc
TOTALS OF KKD CROSS SUB
SCRIPTIONS GIVEN BY
DISTRICTS
less wheat.
COLT HAD ONLY ONE EYE.
WHICH WAS IN MIDDLE
OF FOREHEAD
K.dlnwini' i* a complete rt por» liv d l„
t r o t , oil the recent Red t 'rte**, d r i \ e .
»onte of flu* , :i|,f ti i o. i lid io*t tu rn
in I i ** im of limile*, with their report**, puli
Mention of the contribution - t,\ n o l i * id
mils
ii
not
yet
p m iih li i
hilt
tuny
mini«* luter.
I >nt r u t
St r «•«• t
Natl
4
ln.no «
1r-H-ttl
be i ni iiii- f<vr«*h«*ail a
t h a f «»t a fuII b | „iV
Total
» « 66 4 51 (in
'.'».(»•i
20.50
56.00
7 ».7b
s2.»o
I2C.40
2o7. »0
2(’>4.!MI
11 on
!M,.!5
1 in.tin
2 2 1 .' 5
0.00
47.25
lint «-\«-n «1«*j»r«*-^-* i «
|*iac«-i t««r til«* su, k
•*yi* was n o rm al in
tu n/«\ T h e uml« r
ANNUALSCHOOLMEET
NEXT MONDAY
Continuation of Training Depart
ments Will Be Up— Director
and Clerk to Elect
Next Monday is the date o f the an
lln* net of Mnv 10. li>17
final H4*hmd n»*eting, at which time one
liHijmi«'«- of flu- w nrrnnts for the ur- si hool director and a clerk will be elect*
m t of t In* two me■n win 1»»*«•«! on the
e«l and the pro|»osition of retaining or
r**j#nrt « *f W «Ilium f »1«.v *-r. *‘»-«-ri-t w*rvirr
doing away with th«* manual training
;j 1/«.}J f uml Mb«« i f f \\ B. f 'n in |i !>*•! 1. of
und domestic science and arts depart
Tilinmunk eoiinty. On tlnir firit suit rnents will be up for eonaideration.
to th»- Krhhlr honn-i th«- ««fficer* found I here is considerable feeling lx»th for
only one 50 pound nick of flour at each ami against tin* continuance of these de-
place. The officers then visited th ** | part rnents, and a large attendance is
Ifeneral merchandise store at Moh! • t anticipated.
rid seized the proprietor *s l*ook», in
Anyone who is 21 years o f age, has
which the accounts with the Krhhlr« liv«*d in th«* state six months and in the
ihosscd the sail* o f a barrel of flour school district 30 days is a qualified
**'»»*h t<» father and son in th«- months voter at this meeting, which is different
11 1 I>«-«-« ti i t»«-r and January last.
from the* budget meeting in which only
Vrrned with this information the offi- taxpayers may vote.
r- returneil to th«* homes of th«* two
'»•naans. Removing the hoar«!« from
Dr. John Harris Dies.
th«* «-riling of an upstairs room in «*arh
The body of l)r. John Harris, pioneer
t th»* homes, th«* sleuths found cached o f l.ane county, was found dead Friday
assay in the uttie seven 50-pound sacks morning in Hendricks park at Eugene,
in on«* borne and 1" sm-ks of the sum«- where he had wamlered several days
txc in th«* other.
before. Death is thought to have re
sulted from natural causes, although be
had suffered great mental anguish be-
saw mill o f th»» ¥ i*eher I.umber • cause of a charge o f manslaughter
ny. located in th»- timber three* brought against him for an alleged op
hove Marcóla, was burned to the eration ujM»n a 16-year-old girl.
ground Thursday night. The fire was
din oserei! by tin* »light watchman in A L T A K I N G AC C E PTS P O S IT IO N I N
Hie cent.T of the first floor of the mill
S H E R I F F 'S OFFIC E
about 2 o clock. It was not anywhere
near th«* boiler or power plant, and the
Attorney Alta King bao accepted :i
cans«* o f th«* fir** is a mystery. The mill po-ition in the oheriff'a offic e nt Eu
was a circular saw plant and employe«! gene and hao tempo mriiy di aeon tinned
t rom 1*0 to loo men. The In
w h ich hia legal practice here. He ha.a vacated
•sai complet«*, is estimated at ♦40,00*1. hi« quartern in the Kirat national bank
and is partially covered by insurance.
building and leavea today for Eugene
to axaume the dtltieo o f hia new poaition
tomorrow.
H i» family will remain here for the
present.
»
Fiscfer Sawmill Burns.
JAMES LEABO SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN SUSPICIOUS
LOOKING ACCIDENT
Gasoline Engine Explodes at Ishmael
Mill Day A ft e r Strange Man
Had Visited.
Strangers Barred From Mills.
On aerount o f numerous destructive
fire» in Oregon and Washington mills,
the military intelligence brunch o f the
war department has advised all saw
mill and logging Operators to exercise
oxfn-rnf* caution in a d m it t in g s t r a n g e rs
to their plants. Every authorized in
spector will carry an identification c a rd
Ix-aring his photograph, signature, the
seal o f the military intelligence office,
and t he signature o f Colonel K. H. Van
Deman. and an excerpt from the es
pionage law. Any pretender not display
ing this card and who attempts to puss
as an inspector is to be reported to the
war department nt once My telegraph.
For some time the local mill has ad-
niitted no one not |*ossessing
pass
j signed by the foreman.
Thr
rk o f a hun or an I. W. W
was suspeeted in the explosion o f the
gasoline engine at the Earl Ishmnel
W ■■I i I i i k I o ii
<'« n u a llii- h .iiiio tiK th «
tln- uj.per míe aml
-iwinill last Friday nmrning. as the re
A i u » r lr » n «&p e d lt L iiiit f > fn ri * ■ t h in
m o l no iiosTril».
siilt o f whieh .fames l.**:iMo, the eo*
ter r« p u rt*-i| |>> U c n o r u l IV r u h lt iK tn tu l
nmlars u | mmi ln»th u
5o..i5
gineer. -nstained serious injuries. The
7:Uf> th « w i r i l r p a r t n i . n t H t u iu iin r c il
T h e a n i m a l w a s ki
* 1.25
• ase o f the skull was fraetured. injuring
III in u k lliK p u h llr th e f lr » t ot r « K u l> r
h ein j' luoiiiit«-«!.
S ta r
4 7.25
The Mrain. and a terrible gash was Tom
»••••hly
■ u m n ia r ln
nf
< h h u h I i i i - h
I II \ idi
ui l.eabo's neck Mv the flying sfeel.
Lib erty Loan Corrections.
D r a t h « In a i'IU m u m l fro m w n u iu la ,
4 v5o
Silk <'re«-k
111.7o
5o.2o
A strangor was loafing about th
Hi
rough
an
unintentional
oversight
d ia a a a v . a r r l d r n t a a n d a ll o I I h t ra u a n a
Borni o ti
21.56
70.3!»
01.05
plant
tbe day Mefore and it was stis-
tli • list nt liberty loan suhscriptions in
Sii|¿i n a w
tin in In* r 2 » I7 . w h ile 4u4«i m e n h a v e
103.00
1 so.05
2s.3 o5
|>ecti*d that ho mighf have injeeted some
«•i
tv
ilistriet
No.
»
were
never
published.
H O U S E K E E P E R S SHOULD
Mí View
*2. ln
352.7o
435.10
h a a n w o u n d e il a n d !«:* a r e iu im h I i i k In
nitro-glycerine into tln* gasoline supfdv,
I he d e p a r t nient u n * m u d e p r a c t i m l l v Row R i\ er
I he Sentinel has s«*eureil the foll.iwinj;
B U Y CORN M E A L N O W
0.00
BU.20
i
fte tlo n . In c lu illliK m en h e ld p rim m e r»
although the engine had Meen tmubling
- e l f allotllinillj; My th e o e r \ il ij ; o f o v e r l(l:n k Kat !«*
170.5o
0.00
1 7o. 5o i-«*iftifll list troni tin* solicitors in this -“ nie. \ representafi\i» o f the eompanv
In G e r m a n )
di -Trict. They were unahle to reineinlmr
•*> 1 **llt a* hool ltlll('lll*o, th e aule o f Hhie Mr
Word has eome from th«* Bane county
36,5o
♦6,2o
0.7o
\hieh Miakes the engir,i has sinee \ is-
The d e p u rt m e iii ■ r w c a p lln la t io n fo l
Mi e liâmes o f all tin purchjners and The
tu i u ee iiieii t , Mrend. e i e ., und tile r u n n i n g N.. ! •
I food a«1ministration that housekeeper»
31 .oo
ltt.on
50.00
ited
here
and
has
expressed
the
opln*
Iowa
*s. ‘titinel will he pleaie«l t«» publish th«
.nd p ic k l i n g ot f r u i t an d x c g e t u l d e o No. 5
46.00
130.50
*S4.5 o
'oti tliaf tln* explosion was due to the should buy corn meal at once, as the
mimien o f any who have been over*
Killed in arllun UneludliiK 291 at th at ot h e r n lue w o u ld l u n e Meen n nateti. v
| price has declined owing to the arrival
r
5nnn
33.5o
S3.50
condition o f the engine.
lo* ked. Tin* ineovnplete liit ii as fol
K i gli teen dollaro of prize iiionex ulao Nos 15 Kl
•eai. I M i ; do-,i i , i wounda 110; » M
j '»f a lar^e shipment \\hi«*h had been
4 4.35
121.65
166.00
No
one
eise
was
injured.
A
traetion
le
S. \. Allison, *550; Ka\ Allison.
Of dlnease l b ; , died o f a n Id e lll» and «e n t into tile depart nient from th.* No
i ;
02.00
30.50
61.50
■ ngine is Meiag installnl and the mill ! Ion«; delayed in transit. Heavy r«*tail
Fi
I.riue county aehool fair, nt which tin No. II
Russell, * loo .1. E. Wood I
buying is desirable on account o f its
o th e r iM iih e a .
w im iid e d lii a c t io n ,
52 On
11 s.ño
171.15
will resume Opefntions at once.
i f | 0 O ; Mrs. Maker. - >o : M rs
t'otiage Gnu e adunila won prizeo »K
I .eon !
perishable qualities.
Present market
No.
ño so
los.ño
I50..ÎO
41'«'.
in la a ltiK In u i tlo n
( lii<-ludIn«c
Itesi .arges. íño; I.eon Di «Ijirzes, .»2 0 0 ;
gregrfling till.
ctuolitions
are
such,
it
is
Mid, that even
No In
H'il.ñO
J57.ÎM»
p n a o n e r a i. : u j
Itili IO
Suggestion to Red Cross.
Mis. Alii,* Hawkins. - I; — .lundis. I
a heavy demand would not send the
27.50
4 . 1.00
No. I
7o.,5o
Total T'lla.
Izard County R«*^ister: ()\«*r in Mi s
. lini (•riunii Hluekmorr # loo; Frank I
Lorane Cla-s* Graduates.
price up.
5.1.50
(S ño
No. Ii
1O2.O0
«•Miri. it is said, they have introduced \
M. F land, f 50; Mrs. \\' sdi ey , s ño ; G
The freight rate increase, which take*
I.iimiie, Ore., «lane 1(1. The nnniuil l.orane
120.10
0.00
120.10
Griggs. «i.'IOO; H. Conno
#200; new I i m p i n g societies t«> swell the ehureh 1 effect June 25, will cause the price o f
graduating exereises nf I.iirane t'nion No. 1.1
I S OU
30.25
4«.2ñ
treasurh's. and th** follow ing scale o f j
coiner in Hrund house name forgotten
all substitutes to rise, but at pr*'sent
high -I I iiiii I Nil. 2 Were held Friday e\e
No. I
40 oo
7 0 . 2ñ
3H.28
j pric«-s has been adopted: (»iris under j
»
I
oo
;
.lohn
Carpenter,
ifllMI;
S
H
i
c
k
e
y
corn meal is cheaper than wheat flour
ning in the Methodist church. Professor No. II
IÜI.Oil
• is.00
I l i 7. oo
lb.
15
«
«uits
a
hug
o
f
tw«»
minutes
or
a
j
Guv Dynr, id the I nilcrsity o f Oregon
o.oo
15.00
Honor Guard
15.00 * 11111 ; ( >. hi. \ \ ..... Ison. - ;uo ; woman i i ' «lmit s(juee/.«' for 10 cents; from 16 to i and the cheapest o f all substitutes.
Advnnro on a Front o f 7 1 Miles and deli\ eied ii most forceful address on thi
( . K. .tones house
name forgotten
Totals
* I siiti n i - 24lo .no * 1270.01
20, 50 cents; from 20 to 25, 75 cents:
if |OII
Take More Thou a Thousand
siilij»*eI, " T h e lliggest Hoar. ”
school ma'ams. 40 cents; widows, ac-
Teuton Prisoners.
E. If. Crowe, chilirmun o f the school
conling to look*. 20 «*«»nt* to *1; old
Monril, presented the diplomas. Tin* THIEVES AND FORGERS WHO SIX MOLTHS OLD IS OWNER
mai«ls from 2 f«*r a nickel to 5 cents
, ightli grade graduates wen* Grace and
WERE CAUGHT HERE ARE
OF MA NY SAVINGS
' «‘arh and n«> limit *>n time. Preachers j
l ’uri»
The French have struck the Eunice II ileniaa, and Miss Harriet Win
ASYLUM ESCAPES
STICKERS
I -ire n«»t charged.
Kditors pay in ad- General Crowder Asks That Men Be
* German* a hard Mlnu along a front of iTred \nMl was the high sc I iimi I gradn
Reclassified Wherever E v i
) verfisinj; but nre not allow«*«! to partici
about 7 'n miles between Kulieseinirt ate.
Kalpli .1* Hugh«**, «it' T m ijfi'iit , and
dence Justifies It.
J: « k Fil« nips«oi. a«;«'d »’« months. pr«d» pate until all «>th«*rs are through.
Following is the complete program:
amt St Maur, recapturing llellov. Gen
( H'nrm* 11«»I In f i«I, ot Forthiii«!. wh o wor«' nbl\ is uno o f tin* hcavh'st inxestors in ¡
I ii v neat ion Rev. Henries.
:trr«*Ntt'«l h«*r«' In at u«*«'k w i t h :i Mtolvn war savings stamps of anyone o f his j
Its wood and tin* heights lictwecti
Mrs. D. A s te r Dies at Roseburg.
Song,
" Xmeriiui" Sehmil Chorus.
Washington.— With the double pur
Hjixon romiNtvr. |»rov»'«l t«» I»«• escapo«) j a^«- in this s<»«*ti«»n. Ownin'* «•100 \\«»rtii
t'ourccllcH und Mortemer
Mrs. D. Asher, a former resident of
Essay. " O u r F l a g " Harriet Aulil.
inmAtoM t*r«»m tin* ininii«* iiftvlum. Th«* of tht* stickers. lit* is ♦hv son o f Mr.
pose of increasing the number of men
The nfflclul ailliouiireliiunt by Ihe
this city, diisl at Rose burg Juin* ti from
Song.
" • 'oiiitiienei'iiient ' "
S ch o o l nn*n :i|*p«ar«*«i p«-rtV« tl\ ratio nal d u r i n g :m«l Mrs. Archie I'I h mp** ii . .lack ’s sis
available for military service and of
wur office of this gain nuyu Hint tin* I • 'horns.
an attack o f pleura pneumonia.
The
t i ir ir conviT Hati on vv it li tin* ot’fi«'t»rs li«*r«* | ? *r. \\ancJc, a*, *d 12. «s tlio owner of
la ia r ta g fairer administration of the
Germans sulfered heuv v losses and
Address, " T h e lliggest H our’ ’ Prof. and Awn* wia«* om ui^h t •» ask to i « m * th« an equal amount of st imps and a ¡f5o funeral was hold June ». She was 70
years o f age. The Ashers left here about selective service law. Provost Marshal-
left more tInin limn prisoner* and G u y D y n r .
u i th o ri tv of thoftt* a r r t 'i t i n u th«*m. T h o v liberty bei;««.
i year ago. Surviving relatives are the General Crowder telegraphed gover
*ome guns Iti tin* hinids of the French.
Song, " l .o r a n e I'nion High School " Ii it«I nishod forced ch»*cks at ( V o n w o II.
husband and the following children: nors of all states asking immediately
High School (iirls.
Several
villages
uml
Important
SURGICAL DRESSIN GS CLASS
Mrs. K. T. Kotiert«, o f this city; Mrs. re-investigation of the dralt classifica
Presentation
of
diplomas E.
R. A L L F LO U R M U S T RE R E T U R N E D
height piisltIons were recaptured from
IS K E E P I N G UP TO SC H E D U LE I. Gill and Mrs. ('. I*,. Henediet, o f Rose
tion lists everywhere.
<
'row
e.
the Germans uml the fighting was us
barg; Mrs. Helen Gill, o f Mt. Vernon.
Class I. already exhausted In some
Song,
"
S
t
a
r
Spangled
H
a
n
n
er"
terrific as at any time during lln* war
I lie surgical dressings department of Wash.; W. O. Asher, o f Marion; J. D.
Surplus Will Be Shipped to the Soldier
\ udienee.
localities by the repeated calls, con
M
u*
Red
(
io--
i-
su*
i
•
sst'ullv
complet
|
It was over this front that tin*
Boys in France.
\sher. II. F. Asher. Ira J. Asher and C.
Itenedii'tioa Rev, Searles.
tains 28.7 per cent of all the regis
ing til** large quota,of dressings for this i
French, since Sunduy's offensive In*
Ì M. Asher, all o f Portland. All were
trants,
according to the national aver
month,
and
are
preparing
for
a
big
as
gun. hud held hack tin* Germans from
I present at the funeral.
All surplus flour in l.nne I'uuuty must
SUN ECLIPSE INTERESTS
sigiiuient ot sphagnum moss work which I
age, but percentages in the 4500 local
keeping imce with the advance they
Me returned to the dealers Mi*fore June
COTTAGE GROVE FOLKS
will begin as soon as th.* special paper
exemption board districts vary ma
Two Potf-ri Lim it on Sugar.
20, according to orders received My
were making from the center of the
required can In* obtained. This is e V
terially both up anil down from the
I
ntil
fill
her
otice
town
resilient*
Food
Administrator
A.
C.
Dixon.
The
line south of Reasons sur Mutz toward
Tin* soliir (*cli|i**(* Friilnr sfternoon
pec ted at any time and it is hoped that
average figure.
the Oise river, where the onslaughts wns the umili nttrnction o f the pnst government lias requested that the flour many new workers may be added to the may not pu.chase more than two pounds
ot sugar . t otic t ine, nnd country resi
I h * returned so it will Me m ailable for
By “ slacker marriages” and *‘ un
wiM'k
inni
prov
cil
o
f
miii'li
int«*n*st
to
of the Invaders were met with u de
il millier which have been laboring dii
dent- .*re limited to :.ve pounds. A sack grounded claim of right to industrial
shipment to the soldiers. This mentis
fense In man and gun power that tlinsi* who Ioni provilli'il thi*msi*lv«s with
¡gently throughout the hot weather. ot sug.i r may be obtained hy signing a
white flour and not the substitutes.
Mrs Ditcher went to Eugene to meet card guaranteeing that it will he used or agricultural exemption.” General
brought to the Germans enormous sniiikinl gluss for tin* oi*i*nsion. Husiness
Tin*
flour
situation
is
very
critical
at
••m
ill*
nrarly
to
n
stnmlstill
until
nfti*r
the
state instructor on this work, which tor canning purpu«< *- only. The regula Crowder believes, some registrants
casualties.
thi* pnssing of tin* phononionn.
Tin* this time, and tin* government needs all is practically new to everyone.
have imposed on the local boards to
T h e apex of Ihe German wedge also
tion allowing three pound* a month to
•H-lipsi* wns not quite totnl here, but the that can lx* obtained to send nbroml.
escape
service, while In other districts
Ilo*
rooms
arc
open
ev.tv
afternoon
; a person remains unchanged. Officials
was uttucked with success and driven ilnrkness lieenme sm*h Mint it wn« neees
Mr. Dixon hss received some surplus
and on Monday and Thursday evenings. hope that this drastic order will be onlv an application of fhe regulations has
back, while the teutons made a slight i r y to use II rt i fir in I lights in business flour from several ..... pie anil expects
been perhaps stricter than is intended.
I tenipoi *i ry.
all patriotic people to turn in their sur
gain nearer Noyon.
houses.
Porker Brings 872.85.
It was said that with the gradual
plus.
Every
pound
counts,
he
said,
and
American marines also hare con
" P i g s is m o n e y " these days. Hart
Births and 4 Deaths in May.
exhaustion o f class I, unskilled farm
pt*oplc
must
think
o
f
it
o
f
ns
iniirh
lm
Call
for
City
Warrants.
tinned their brilliant gains against the
Johnston, o f Saginaw, sold a porker a
report o f Dr. Ogleshv, city health laborers whom the boards have been
Notine is hereby given Mint nil wnr portnnee as bullets.
Germans in the vicinity of Chateau
few days ago whieh tipped the scales j „ ff| (.,.r. shows that then* were > births allowed to place at Its bottom will
rants
on
Generili
Fumi.
City
o
f
Cot
tu
ge
Thierry, having In u new terrific at
at I v i pounds and for which Mr. John-|nm| ) death during the month o f May.
have to go to cantonments.
There
Rifles A rrive for Home Guard.
Grove, Oregon, to register No. 2IMMÌ, will
stop received a chi ck in the amount of
taek driven the Germans completely
O t the births 5 were females and .1 were
lx* rnlleil for pnymeiit June 14, MMX.
will be no change in this policy and
Sixty two rifles arrived Wednesday 972.x.'».
from Hellnu wood, capturing IIOU ail
males; o f the deaths 2 were males and
Interest will renne on that ilnte.
the only relief. It Is declared, will
to In* used jointly My the deputy shcr
2 were females.
dltional prisoners and a quantity of
HERBERT EAKIN,
i f f company mid the home gimril com
come from enforcement of the "w ork
Get vour girl -and then get your nn-
war material.
jn lir
(*ity Trensurer. pany.
nouucemeuts from The Sentinel.
•••
The want ad. way is the right way 1 or fight” order generally.
The r e j . i r t f o r lie • puai -rhoul year
d Mr* I o p a l i H e n . im, t e n d i e r of il,*
llie.t II* a n c o r e und u r l a ili lire liliali
«rhool. Im* Iteen fil i «I (Will Ilo* ai* Imo!
Mulini und
timt the coat to the
dlatrii't fu t III rondurt o f the work
for the year » a ♦ 2l.lt.*>.
l>f tina, «i, i * W II a apl'tlt for aewipj*
mater in la. und ♦ Ia,l2 for tin* eiMikll'K
depili tuieut. Inn kin i; the coal per <*n pi In
for the i Ina* of IP j;iila P" eenta tor the
year.
It u ja d a
N
Th«* f '••«In 11
Bath n in
1 li-liroii
1 >«»ri*nu
5*1.50
1 7.M»
4 ».nn
57.50
FRENCH THROW HUNS BACK
TO INVESTIGATE DRAFT UST