Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, June 28, 1918, Image 2

Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 28, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLESS SUGAR BUT CAN AUSTRIANS REGROSS EAT PERISHABLES, EDICT PIAVE IN DISORDER Italians Press Forward in Pur suit of Badly Defeated Enemy. i I M TOTO TOTO 5L25JU0L TO © TO Ü1 TO TO TO TO TO anunyif to JÜ! TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TOTO TO TO TO TO TOTO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO Ï r Lane County 4th of July PruducUou Is Adequate but Lac'* ot Shipping Faculties Is Responsible for Shortage Here Portland, Ore., dime li*. More sugar must he saved. This is thè ediit of thè food adniiuistratioii, and those u h» are Rome.— From Montello to tin1 sea already curtniliug tlieir use ,>t' sugar are the enemy bas been defeated and asked to eut dowu their eonsumptìon forced by the Italians to recross the stili further, ulule tkoso a ho bave so far negleeted to make any material «le Plave river in disorder «reaso in their use of sugar are utgial The Italians have crossed the Piave lo faee thè sugar situatici! squarci! as In pursuit of the fleeing Austrians Invai Citizen*. Infantry and cavalry forces have Follerai Food Admiuistrator \V. B crossed the flooded river iu the re Aver anuouneed 011 Juae 13 that until gion of Caposile. it was send officially turther notiee all retailers a d ì he re | «|uired to limit their sales of sugar for stated. Thousands of Austrians bave been domestic purposes to two pounds at captured. Other thousands have been time in the city, and to five pounds at wiped out by artillery, machine gun a time to rural customers. “ This temporary restriction, ’ ’ said and rifle fire, by air bombs and by Mr. Ayer in making the nunouneement, drowning. “ is necessary in order that the canning ; Italian cavalry is pursuing the en and preserving requirements o f the emy far beyond the Plave. The horse country may be taken cure o f and that men are pushing forward toward the waste of perishable fruits niav thus l>e line between Conegliano and Oderio. prevented. 1 wish to say that I am ad 1 The infantry has followed the cavalry \ I sod from Washington that there 1 * across and is operating on the east ample sugar in the sugar growing eoun bank at three points on the 20-mile tries, and ample sugar refilling capacity front between Montello and Pont! di in the Ptlited States. The whole d iffi cultv lies in the shortage of shipping Plave. The work of the American aviators, farlities. ’ ’ The regulation as to sugar for ran who appeared on the front last week ning remains th«- same as heretofore, for the first time, contributed notably allowing those who desire sugar for [ The Home Guard will be reviewed at 10:30 a m. by The Goddess of Liberty will be furnished by Cottuge to the disorganization of the Austrian canning purp«>*es to purch '«■ 100 pounds forces with this difference— the dealer should i Hon. James Withyoombe, governor of Oregon, and his Grove, Columbia by Creswell, the Ooddess of Justice As the Austrians were pressed by make inquiry from the party making 1 staff, and will be commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel by Junction City, and Uncle Sam by Springfield New the Italiaus they threw away the«r the purchase of sugar as to the correct , John Leader. guns and equipment. They even left ness of statement made by the pur j floats are being built for all of these on the Montello stacks of bread, chaser. I f the dealer is assured that not over 40 or 00 pounds will be use«l by the canned meat and preserves which Aus purchaser for canning purposes, then trian aviators had succeeded in bring that is all that the dealer is allowed to lng to them. sell. All the Italian guns lost on this A Liberty Chorus of 200 voices will give two concerts front last week are reported to have Every Red Cross unit of the county will have at least during the day. Cottage Grove, Springfield, Creswell been recaptured. Nine Austrian di one auto of workers in the monster parade in the foil! and Junction City will each furnish voices for the visions «108,000) havs been complete noon chorus. ly annihilated. Fifteen others have ft been worn out in the San Dona di Piave region, where entire regiments ft ft have been destroyed ft With the American Army In France I» — About 600 German shock troops raid Music will be furnished by the Chernan Band from Dancing on the night of July 3 and afternoon of July ed the American first-line positions at Salem and the Municipal Band, of Eugene. There will the village of Xivrgy, in the Toul sec 4, and Governor Withycombc will lead the grand tor. Some of the enemy got into XI- be two baseball games during the day. march for the gTand hall on the evening of the Fourth vray, but were soon driven out. ft The attack began at 3 o'clock in the ft ---------- , .............. L-HL ........... _ ...... — London. — Dr Richard von Kuehl- morning after an extremely violent bombardment. The Germans advanced Btann, the German foreign secretary, declared to the reichstag in Berlin swiftly to the attack, but were met ' 3 ft that Germany could nol bind hercelf by a heavy fire. Those who pene ft trated Xivray were forced speedily to 'M to any pledges in regard to Belgium, ft withdraw and elsewhere the enemy says a dispatch from Amsterdam. Referring to Germany’s war aims. was completely repulsed in hard fight ifi & 2 lz 2 .& & 1£ ¿C 1 l & kill ift & &. & ¡Li if. & SJTJJ (. if. i f i£ iu if. if. if. iff iC if. *JC if. i f i f if. if. if. i f i f i f i f if. i f i f if ing lasting more than two hours. Dr. von Kueblmann said According to prisoners, the object of “ We wish for the German people and our allies a free, strong, independ the enemy was to take American pris Oval Powell, Mi.«.« Ju<la Trum el ai*«l O f I Miller, of PieuHunt Hill Mr Miller John and Leon VnnXortwirk, ot il i. i» one of the volunteer* who leave» June ent existence within the boundaries oners. This failed, as no Amerlcau Is city; Mr*. Ethel Terry and two *’. 1 1 30 t«» take «peciui tniming in on« t the drawn for us by history. We desire reported missing. drei», o f San Francisco, and Mrs. L ’ hel ni«*ehnnicul depart ment» of the army. The American troops engaged at overseas possessions corresponding to Ma ime k and Mr». Louis McKibben, of our greatness and wealth; the freedom close quarters the small German force Dallas. Mount View Society. of the sea, carrying our trade to all that entered Xivray. There was sev Flnrence S«*:ir* was the gut»*! of honor w '» ere fighting with bayonets and clubbed parts of the world." The laiiies aid of thè Methodist at a farewell party nt hi* horn«* Thurs | Chief blame for instigating the war rifles. The Germans left nine dead In «-buri-li wns plcaxuntly cntertaiiud !. *•«!• «lay evening. <*on\«T*nti«»n, music and j was laid at Russia's door by Dr. von the streets and six prisoners were nes«la_v afternoon on th«‘ M«‘Cn«gar nirdtt were th«» «]i\ersions, an«l light r** Kuehlmann. France and Kngland were taken, two of them officers, one of lawn. Mrs. McCargar, Mrs. Wm. Conner, freshmen!» were served. Th«* guest» named as the next powers in order of whom was wounded, Mrs. George Kcir and Mrs. ,i. 11. Chain were all neighborhood friontl» of Mr. _______ _ ________ I bers l»in g thè hostcsses. R«‘d Cross Sears, and nil unit«*«! in many g«»«»«l culpability. work wa* th<- diversimi of thè nfter winhen for hi» welfare while “ over R EC RU ITING OFFICER KEM RECEIVES NE W L IT E R A T U R E nomi. Therp was thè largest attendarne there.’ * Mr. Hear» left Sunday evening for Eugene to import for duty Monday there has been for a long tinte. morning. Hrison Hen re an«! William and Claude J. Kem. o f this city, one of ♦ ♦ American Are in Six Different Places the many Oregon Kexail druggists now- The Constellatiun <-lub held its an Addison 11«*:«t h accompanied him to Kir Men a Panama Hat«, $4.50 Values Along French Battle Front. doing war duty as special recruiting nual picnic last evening on Kow river, gene. Washington.— American soldiers are agents for the United Stat«-s shipping famiiies of members being invitivi. <•» + « Men's Panama Hats, $5 50 Values s: now holding the fighting line for a hoard, has received a fresh supply of Hebron Society. rjf, -fc» distance of 38 miles on the western literature describing the work of the Some o f Roy M urray'» sehoolmntea Miss Mary l’nwell, o f Istrane, «linigli front, according to information given shipping board in training men for the ter o f Mrs. B. N. Perini, and a 1915 and friends gave him a surpri»«* party , Men's Dress Hats members of the house military com merchant marine. One booklet contains grailuate o f th« Cottagi- Orove higti last Tuesday afternoon, it being his mlttee at the weekly conference with excellent views o f the ste«-l training school, was married Tuesday to Herman eleventh birthday. A luneh of sand Ladies' Hats i>r»C to * 1 . 9 5 Secretary Baker and General March, ships Calvin Austin and Governor Ding wiehes, cake and lemonade was s«*rv«*d. ley, which have their base at Boston -------- w-a-a-------- chief of staff. Ladies' Waists $ 1 . 2 5 to * 2 . 2 5 Tl,is mileage is held by "all-Ameri and spend most of each week at sea in order to give the apprentices on board can forces under command of Ameri ' AMONG THE CHURCHES ! their “ sea legs.’ ’ Each of these ships Men’s Union Suits, $1 50 Values O h . . f a S m - l m o l In f o r m a t iv o A r t i c i » , can officers, located at six different i>5<* accommodates from 500 to 600 appren »m D e n ia l H u g te n o S » . 1 places along the fighting line. Other tices, all Americans, 21 to 30 years old. Americans are at the front with Brit who are exempt from the draft ami will Methodist Church— Rev. Jo*. Knoftx, Men’s Shoes pustur. Humluy school ut 10 a. m. Reg lsh and French units. remain so while in the merchant ser uliir preaching services at 11 a. m. anil Members of the committee were told vice. 8:00. Kpworth league at 7 p. m. Mid Ladies' Shoes week prayer meeting Thursday evening that there was no thought of dimin Th<* Meade, the “ mother' ’ ship of the at 8:00. ishing the movement of troops across receiving squadron, with living quarters Murning sermon “ Christian Acknuwrl the Atlantic because of the operation for about 1000, was originally the fa edgment.’ ’ This is the second sermon or tnous liner City of Berlin, once holder of U boats o ff the American coast. the series Itcing preached un “ Gud's of the transatlantic record both east Ownership." Evening sermon, “ Till- and west. E know that when 400-Yard Gain Made by Americana. Partnership Hpirit. ’ ’ Mr. Kem has also just received a spe food is left ex • • s With the Americans on the Marne.— cial call for enlistments as fireno n. posed to warm air for a Christian Church -Walter f'allison, The Americans In Belleau wood drove given tim e It ferments or -------- w-s-s-------- minister. Bible school 0:45 a. m. V. P. turns sour. Food caught be forward 400 yards despite fierce Ger Get your girl— and then get vonr an B. C. E. fl:.'!() p. m. Preaching services tween the teeth ferments, and this fermentation Is usually at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. man resistance. They inflicted severe 1 nouncements from The Sentinel. *** caused by very small plants -------- w—w-s-------- losses on the enemy, captured a num , called mlcro-iirganlsms. Food Baptist Church— E. G. O. Groat, pns- deposits In the mouth or In her ot machine guns and then dug between the teeth soon fer tur emeritus. Sunday school at 10 a. i I ment and ili-compoee. forming themselves securely into their new m. Preaching at II a. in. Prayer meet SOCIETY. an arid, which Is a solvent for ing Thursday evening nt 7:30. lines. Only a little fringe of the woods the enamel o f the teeth. On. ¿merged truth a/Trrt. I I . n.lgh- now remains In the hands of the Double Wedding Ceremony. boring tooth. Christian Science Church - Services in Boehe. It will thus be seen that decay the chapel at 242 Second street each A double wedding ceremony was sol- M<i«*dy'a I V e p C ur vt« Is due to the presence o f for Sunday at 11 a. m. Regular testimonial hryptok L c n t n cmnized at the F. B. VanNortwiek home meriting food particles In the meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. An- Itnier mouth Kemovethls by means at noon Wednesday when Miss Adda Yankes Take Over Alsatian Sector. The building is open for the use o f the of a tooth-brush, or dental circulating library each Wednesday floss, or hy any other way. With the American Army in France. VanNortwiek become the bride o f E\ distance is all the same to our famous Kryptok Double Vision and you will help to pr.cm tl from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordially — The new sector held by American i rett Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. decay o f teeth. invited to I he services ns well ns to Powell, and Miss Myrel VanNortwiek D is e a s e s w h ich o c c u r In glasses. Two pairs in one. Ask for details. muke use o f the literature. troops in Alsace is in the region north childhood, such as tonsllltls, became the bride o f John L. Trnnnel, west of Gebweiler. This sector is not son o f Mr. and Mrs. John W. Trnnnel. measles, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and others, cause the far from the famous Hartman’s Well- NOTICE TO CREDITOR8 " W E UNDERSTAND EYES teeth to become liable to Mias Adda wore white crepe de ehine decay more easily. This Is erkopf, the scene of so much hard and earried a wreath o f lilies, and Miss because during sirlcneng the Notice is hereby given thuf W. P. ; fighting in the past. The Americans Myrel wore white satin and carried a teeth do not receive proper nourishment and care. Very VnnSehoinek has been, by the County j are now holding a considerable front wreath o f carnations. The ring service often the six - year molars come through with defective Court o f the State of Oregon ill anil fo r 1 In three different sectors in Alsace. was read by Rev. Walter Calliaon, o f enamel. W hen this happens Lane County, appointed executor of th«' the Christian church. The lA>hrngrin to them, or any other tooth. It Is very Important that they Broken Leusea estate of Amnrida J. Scott, deceased, EYE SIGHT SPE C IALIST wedding march was played by Miss Factory on be kept rleon until they ran Americans Capture Germans. Quickly Replaced and that all persons having claims i he treated and tilled by the AND O PTIC IAN Margret Hohwnrtz, cousin o f the brides. Premi m s With the American Army in France. dentist. against the estate o f the sai«l decenaed The house was beautifully decorated 881 -Willamette .Street, Eugene, Oregon. Telephone 362 — In an attack upon the German lines are heribv notifie«! to present th«' same.' with ferns and lilies. Lunch was served \ on the Marne front the American following the ceremony. Both young duly verifi«'«), to the said executor nt /'uhlithed by th* ré ) Stmt* Denial A »»o ria tlo n troops extended their line northwest couples will make their homes here. Dorena, Oregon, within six months from o f Oregon the 27th day o f June, 1918. of Beileu wood, capturing 216 prison Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. W. P. V A N HCHOIACK, •rs. together with a number of ma John W. Trunnel, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. H. J. Shinn, Atty. j28 j!25 Executor. chine guns and other booty. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. ¡Stanley Truunel, HOME GUARD PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION Prizes will be aw arded in com petitive drills fro m which Eugene com panies are eliminated Hom e Guard Review Cottage Grove Goddess of Liberty Mammoth Liberty Chorus Red Cross Represented Band Music and Baseball Grand Ball AMERICANS DEFEAT GERMAN RAIDERS GERMANY MAY KEEP BELGIUM a !§ | A Prize of $25 Will Be Given for the Automobile Displaying the Best Patriotic Decorations COTTAGE DROVE SAMPLE STORE Special Prices for the Fourth YANKEES HOLDING 38 MILES W hat Causes Tooth Decay? W Far away or near at hand— SHERMAN W. Watch your label. I cTMOODY Save 25c