Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921, March 26, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text# -------------- . ■ I X ........................ PERFOeiriAUCt COUNTS Ousted Party Calls Strike to President Outlines Basis For Settlement but Objects to Save Germany From Return Treaty of London. of ex-Kaiser William. MOTOR TRUCK ENGINEERING flrrlln. - The government of I’rn l- <l' nt Ktwrt, first president of the Her man republle, wns overthrown hy rev olutionary troops, presumably ns part of an extensive rnselionary plot, on Huturduy The revolutionists, appar ently workliut on carefully laid plans, Issued a proclamation iiamlnx Ur. Wolfyunx von Knpp. president of the fatherland party, ehancsll >r of Usr i inuny and premier of i’rusi la. Mujor (J. acral Huron von I.uetlwltt, former mlll'ury governor of Heli lum. was nuined minister of defense, r< pise lint Noske. Friedrich Ebert, president of the old government, who with most of blr min isters hastily withdrew from Horlln when ihe revollliiK troops march-d In and Kupp und Von Luetlwttx look con trol, Is reported Ui he at Hiut'sart. and from thh point of » <:ur!ty Is call- I iik upon the socialists and workliiK classes Renorslly to s'and by the old government und use th» strike wiatpon so that Uie < <iunter revolution may bs promptly suppressed In response to this appeal a genrrnl strike has been proclaimed In many places, hut In other parts of Germany the call for a strike has not been re- re|vi«d with favor. While udhervnce to the new govern ment title been promised by some of ^h< outside states. H ixony has declared against It, und Iluvurla. Wurtemburg and Baden have Joined In denouncing the movement. With the general strike proclaimed throughout Germany t»j the lndc|>end • nt socialists, affiliated with the trade unions und other organizations, Berlin air- tidy Is beginning to fi-el the pinch of sufferlna «gain The wnter ai.pply has been largely cut off und fo> d lx scare. Hotels ore shuttle« down and If the strike continues means of trans portutlon will be at an end. Whoever employe motor trucke in hie buzineee ie engnged in the transportation hueineee. The trnneportation hueineee ie ruled by the same inexorable laws of cauee und effect, supply and demand and output over input ax every other form of enterprise. Motor trnneportation ie the operation of machinery for financial Rain. The efficiency of a machine in operation de pends upon its design and construction. The licet results arc achieved by the best engineered machine. All the manufac turer of a motor truck can offer is the result of engineering. We believe more detailed attention, skill and effort are devoted to engineer ing the MACK motor truck than to any other type of highway transport. F. A. Garetson & Son AOENTS MACK IN T E R N A T IO N A L MOTOR TRUCK CORPORATION Sentinel Wantads will do most anythin«? within reason— and some things that are not. T rv one. If yon saw it first you saw it in The Sentinel Home Com fort Begins in the Kitchen and young housekeepers can not learn this too quickly. An efficient kitchen must be adequately equipped with pots, pans, kettles and all manner of utensils. To be sure of getting the right kind, make your selections here where qualities are ni- ways the best and prices the lowest. W . L . D A R B Y & CO. NEED A B IK E D O C T O R ? \V«> cure the most hopeless cases. Whatever may be the marier with your wheel, we can put it in thorough re pair. We do every kind of repair work promptly, and w e only charge reasonable prices. You will find that by coming to us it will pay you to keep your wheel in good repair. SEE H A R R Y ----- A T THE BICYCLE R E PAIR SHOP Knowles & Graber COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Hardware ------- and ------- Furniture f REVOLT OVERTHROWS ADRIATIC PROPOSAL ECERT GOVERNMENT IS PARTLY ACCEPTED Rluttgart. Itnfusal to iieaottatn with the reactionary faction headed by Dr Wolfgang Kapp. head of the new gov ortiment at Berlin, was decided upon here by tho council of the old catduet, over which President Ebert presidsd Unconditional resignation of the lead ere of the dc * government was de manded by the Ebert cabinet, which arrived by a special train from Drea- den. 14,000 SOLDIERS NOW IN GERMANY Washington.— There are approx! mutely H.oOo soldiers now In Oertnan territory. It was stated at the war de part iuent, und these forces are under the supreme command of Marihal F-'ch. under the terms of the armistice. The American nrmry of occupation numbers 85,000 men. under the com mand of Major General Henry T. A1 Inn. and there ore 8000 «additional troops under Brigadier General W il liam H. Mage, sent Into Oerman terrl tory to supervise the Milesian pleb iscite. It was the opinion of officials that American or allied forces could not be used unless the German revolution lsta should take steps which throat euod violation of the terms under which the allied forces of occupation ar.- In Germany. REVOLUTION NO SURPRISE Tsst of Strength of German Factions Long Held Inevitable. Washington.— News of the révolu Mon In Germany sustained the convic tion of some officials and diplomats horo that a test of strength between the socialists and the military and oauseri stive elements was Inevitable. They said the military and conserv ative parties had seised upon every demand of the entente for the en forcement of the armistice and peace tarms to goad the pride of the Oer man people Into resistance and had not found it difficult to fasten re sponsibility for acceptance of these terms on the Ebert government. Inoome Taxes Stolen by Two. Seattle. Wash.— Tw o unmasked men held up R E. Stafford, cashier In the Internal revenue collector’s office In the Federal building at 7:15 a. m. Tses- day. forcing him at the point of a gun to open the office safe and robbed the strong box of |20,000 In currency, and escaped. Tho money was taken In by the office during the last minute In oome tax rush. Washington,— President Wllarn sc rap)» with reservations th« pioposa of the Hrltlsh and French premiers that Italy and Jugoslavia undertake a set tlement of th* Adriatic question. Ha says that If Italy and Jugo-Hlavla pre fer to abandon the so-railed buffer ■tat' containing an overwhelming ma jority of Jugo-Hlava and desire to limit th*- proposed frig- state to the corpus separatum of Flume, placing the sover eignly In the league of nations with out either Italian or Jugo-Hlav control, the United -Statiw Is willing to leave the determination of the common fron tier to Italy and Jugo-Hlavla. The president says he “ cannot pos sibly Join" the premiers' suggestion that the memorandum settlement of December It be withdrawn; declares that "Albanian questions should not be Included In the propoei-d Joint dl eusMlons," and reiterates that the Unit nd Hlatee cannot approve of the execu (Ion of the terms of the treaty of Lon don Finally, he expressed the “ earnest hope that thi- allied governments will not find It ni-eossary to decide on course which the American govern merit. In accordance with Its reiterated statement will be unable to follow.’ The president's note to the premiers la now being considered by the silled supreme council at London. Mean time, direct negotiations between Jugo- Hlavla and Italy are proceeding HOUSE FAILS TO PLAGE AIR BLAME Washington.— A fter four hours' d i» cusslon of American aviation efforts during the war. the house, sitting as a committee, reported to the whole bourn that It "hod come to no resolution" on tho conflicting reports of the special Investigating committee made after prolonged Inquiry Into the air program and Its results. Even this announcement by the com mlttee of the whole did not pass uo challeng'd, republicans and democrats disagreeing as sharply as they had during debate on the Investigating oonmilttee reports The disposition made, however, was true to the pro gram of republican leaders. Their spokesmen declared the only purpose was to make known the facta of the wartime aviation “ fa ilure.” Democratle speakers pictured Amerl can aviation efforts a ' success’’ that gave the allies predominance of the air Such "mistakes" as were admit ted by these spoakers were said to be only what were to be expected In so novel and gigantic an enterprise. HOUSEWIFE HAS SERVICE M E N ' L IN E TJP W ITH YOUR DISCHARGE PAPERS FOR TH IS MONEY This in just a word from oue ex- service man to otbi-ri who live in tin* county about some money that may be your» merely for tho asking. Howe of you might not know that' tho War Work council o f the Y. M. C. A. haa >et aside a sum of money for this county which will be given to former service men who want to continue their education. A ll you have to do, i f you want to go to »chool, to college, take a home study course or bru»b up in general, i» to cut out thi* clipping and mail it, with your name and addre«», to C. A. Kelia, Room 308, Y. M C. A, Bldg., Portland, Ore., and the " Y ” folk» will do the rest. The money allocated to this county nhould be applied for within the next 30 days or there is a possi bility o f it being used for ex- service men in other counties. Better cut this out while you are thinking about it and mail it to the Y. M. C. A., Portland, Oregon. K. G. Harlan, Portland, Oregon. Pretty Dinner Tables— Dinner table decoration» should always be chosen with regard to the coloring and style of decoration o f the dining room. At the present time the price of flowers is so high that the town dweller uses other and less costly forms of decora tion, while in most households effort is made to reduee the washing bills by the use of colored centers and plate mats, and possibly paper dinner nap kins. • • • To Encourage Eyebrows— Many wom en are troubled by the fact that their eyebrows and eyelashes are thin and do not seem to grow. The best treat ment for this affliction is te massage the eyebrows every night with a little vaseline and, with a toothpick, put a little vaseline on the line of the lashes. LOSES Unionising Is Barred By Canada. Ottawa, Ont.— The right of employee of the dominion government to Join labor unions was denied In a letter General Wood Leada In Minnesota, flt. Haul, Minn. — Major General sent by the cabinet to the dominion : Leonard Wood has a largo load over trades and labor congress. Senator Hiram Johnson and Oovornor Wilson Rides In Open Automobile. Frank O. I.nwden. roturns from Min Washington— President Wilson waat nesota* republican preferential prt- riding Monday In an open automobile. marjr Indicated. « G AfTTAL naM op of 82.AOO.000.00 monna *> *4 ymwmtmm iarnnnm far tha rm t _____ St2.A8D.122 ST iBltfMt, « * % t o U anrt ranu ra- •ttvod iurta« th« jMtr 2,140.728.97 trnrnmnm tr*mn «Ihmt * « iw i ^ «rtrad iurta« t hm r « r . . . . 1.182,282.22 T *»l Ubar j o « .................... .’ $81.871.245.1»» D in a r 14* RM E V T * Paid ft « In« . «Mtuvnv tal* u» n a fh « «ad B u n a W v*Ju*» .21t.2A2.8T4.OS n^rV W V irnkt tn p< * r f * A A «n l u v « Ih* r«a# ................... 2.201.102.AH DKVt/Tvii paid or» « « d U l «t*<rk turtni pm »8U ............... OhttmlMinB* and « k d a paid «arto* ch* ma# ................... T w «. and f a « paid flor in« tha f«a# ......................... Amount ai ai) o(h«r «rtpandftanw T AaJ «xm -S tu r«. 7A0,000.00 2.782 020.19 A80.S71.ftl 2.A11.A44 2 h ........... 23t.7Hl.822.H7 AA* ara Tota* o4 mal « U t a o*ro«d ( mar ita l «ate«) ...........................• 2.848 821 A * Valu* 4 At <4* and borufe rwnod ( mori»« ' * anv.rtU.wt valu«» 7.288.818 99 L oom * jt » aM>r%a#aa *ad «41ale «rai. «ko. ............................. 88 112.408 72 Pramtam nntm and pnÜUrf Iront 20,888.978.8 1 Ooah to banka and un hand 1,844.104.08 Nd uannlïacdnd and Taferrad m m m tm m .............................. 1.012.128 17 DtUfWBt aad fwntB in. and «M O rti 4.208.427 18 OU h « tmmU io d i ($15.844.00) TnUl a«MU ...................... $186.771.288.71 T «Col M W > admltud ta O r» A * ; ............ . . . 818«. 771.288 71 U A B tU T O D S Art w a r » « ..................... $114.608 418-90 G r w 9 Ü l ima f n k a m annali 617.432 78 AX xtMr l a u n w ..... 15.00» . b i o i t “ it* : X > » « . » 7 « TH Son. .......... ........... TnUl daM: itiem »virJu.-d*f of taa^v ItaJ at/«* 4 82.800.400. $184.271.288.71 B V ê C n tfiè D€ OKU,O.N IfTRXSQ THE TEA It O vqni prveduiD» rmcMr-A iurtn# tho f o o r ............................... $ 08.A68 f»6 I mtm and abdra* paid darin« tim m a r ............................... 28.774.71 T H E ÜAION ì TBHTHAT. U F I DTSTTEAMCBi OOMPAAT. JBHHB H OLAKK. PfWldMlL G BORGE L» W II.1 .IA Vf.8, fUcr^tarr. WTT a T.IAM r 8T1T.* Mon««ar. Statutari raaédmt attorney for Barrirvi 1117-20 irth w a -b im Bank Balidln«. Portland. O fw ra local application. Residence 117 south Third street; office A r cade building, Fifth and Main. Phone: office, 35; res.. 136-R Phones: offiee, 35; res., 136-B HIDES Axe NOT Junk Ship your Hide* and Calfskins to The H. F. Norton Co Portland, Ore., and get F U L L value for them. Write for price list and . shipping tags DR i S. M WENDT Physician and Surgeon Special attention given to surgery and eye, ijar and throat. Country calls as well as city calls answered day or night. O ffice: Cottage Grove Hospital J. E. YOUNG A T T O R N E Y A T-LA W O ffice on Main avenue. Cottage Grove Oregon A. W. K1ME. M a »apply of K •) B BP oa hart for aw hi PBAXL O IL (kero- on cookatovcs, heaters art lampa Peart OU h claaa aad economical. Your dealer can «apply yoo. A eh fôr P K A B L O IL . STANDARD OO. QOMRVNY ________ (O A t ir o n n iA i D. P H Y S IC IA N A N D SURGEON O ffiee in Phillips building over the White Pharmacy. O ffice phone 34; residence phone 126J. Cottage Grove Oregon H. J. SH INN ATTORNEY AT LAW and notary public. Practices in all courts. Twenty-five years ex perience. Bader Bldg., Cottage Grove, Ore. REVENUE Supreme Court Rules Stock Dividends Untaxabls. Washington.— Corporation dividends distributed as stock do not constitute "Income” and are not subject to fed eral Income taxes, the supreme court decided In a flve-to-four decision. Provisions of the 1918 federal Income tax law levying taxes on stock divi dends were declared unconstitutional. Tho decision also nullified similar pro- visions of the present law and wUl Involve great toss to revenues to the government end refunds of such taxes already collected. A m Professional Cards Meat NATION *a» to 1 am NOTICE OF F IN A I, 8ETTLEM ENT. Butter wrap price« on Friday after noons and Saturdays only, first 100, In the County Court of the State o f (1.25; additional wraps taken at same Oregon for I.ane County. In the mat time, 50c the 100. On any other day ter of the Estate o f Nancy Elizabeth add 25c to total price of order. *•* McKee. Notice is hereby given that the tfri- dersigned administrator with the will A L IA R SUMMONS annexed of the estate o f Nancy Eliza beth McKee, deceased, has filed in In the Circuit Court of the State of the County Court of Lane County, Ore Oregon for Lane County. gon, his final account as such admin Eugene C. Lynn, Plain tiff, vx Corn I istrator and that Saturday, the 24th H. Lynn, Defendant. day o f April, 1920, at the hour o f 11 To Cora H. Lynn, Defendant: o ’clock a. m. o f said day, has been In the Name of the State o f Oregon, fixed by said Court as the time for You an- hereby required to appear and hearing and passing on said final ac answer the complaint filed against yon count and objections thereto, if any, in the above-entitled suit, on or before and for the final settlement o f said April first. 1920, said date being more estate. than six weeks from the date o f the The first publication of this notice first publication of this summons, and shall be on the 19th day o f March, of the order providing for the publica 1920, and the last publication on the tion thereof, and if you fail to answer, 16th day of April, 1920. for want thereof, plaintiff will take H. J. SH IN N , judgment against you for the relief Administrator with will annexed o f the demanded therein, to-wit, for a decree e s ta t^ ^ f^ ia n c ^ E liz a b e th M c K e e ^ lG of absolute divorce from the bonds of matrimony now subsisting between plaintiff and defendant. This sum i f mons is published pursuant to an or der made by Hon. G. F. Skipworth. Judge o f said court, filed February 5th, 1920, and requiring the publication DR. C. E FROST hereof once a week for six consecutive weeks, in The Cottage Grove Sentinel. O ffice in I^iwson Building. FRED E. SM ITH, Phone 47 Attorney for Plain tiff, Oregon Cottage Grove Eugene, Oregon. Date of first publication is February 13th, 1920. f 13mch26 R. McCARGAR. D. D. S D EN TIS T REMEDY Prices Can Bs Reduced • y Careful Buying. Washington.— Dans for reducing the American family’s meat bill were an nounced by the department of Justice, which will urge housewives to turn from the high-priced cuts to !«aa cost ly portions of the steer. Fair price commissioners In every •tate will be asked to direct on edu cational campaign, with the co-opera tlon of retailers, wholesalers and pack ing companies and the department will undertake to see to It that the con sumer receives good meat at low prices and that no abnormal profits are taken on the lower prloed portions. “ The housewife holds In her own hand the remedy for very high meat prices,” said the department’s an nouncement. "B y turning from the ex pensive to the Inexpensive outs she not only will lower her own meat bills, but will drive down the price of the choice cuts.” » S / n .«** al th» Annosi nt nt U m I H U j S H O ITHAI, u n INSI HA.NCn ( « M P ANT df Plnrtnnatl tn th* •***« <># (HÉ\ ' * th« thlrt?« hmt 1 m < f m i t ir. 1919, road« to th* lnaop* bfWM > 4 th* «tot* ui OWfon, pufvu- IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL— Set* E. C. Lockwood, office 905 Main street. Phone 8. Real estate, fire, life and automobile insurance. E. C. LOCKWOOD* Grove Transfer Company A ll kinds of FURNITURE MOVING AND GENERAL JOBBING T. W Jacobs, Prop. Phono 21-P3 A L T A K IN O ATTO RNEY A T LAW Collections, Probate, Notary Publio 774 W’ illamette St., Eugene, Ore. D. N M cIN TU R FF ATTO kN EY AT LAW Practice» tn alt courts. W ill attend tn roar bu sin e« promptly, honestly and ear nestly. Special attention «iven to the examination o f abetracts. .iraftfns nt will», •ettiinc o f estate., conveyance», collec tion. and pen.ion*. In First National bank buildtmr on Stk »treat. Phone M Cottas»* Grove. Ole. H. W TITUS. D. M D. E X PERT D E N T IS T R Y Modern equipment. First Nat Nation al Hank Bldg. O ffice hours 9 a. tn. to 12 m., 1 to 6 p. m. Eve I mugs or Sundays by appointment. S M E D LE Y ATTO ÎR N E Y A T LA\W J Eugene Loan and Havings Ban Building Eugene Oregon