Cottage Grove sentinel., August 10, 1915, Image 3

GOOD BACKS POR RAD.
Cottali* (trova Ilm Ident» Ara L earning
How to Exctiauge tba Olii Ita k
for a Stronger O-io.
Does yotir Imi-k arila, fari weuk ami
p a in fu l?
Ho you miffar b-aducli«'*, languor and
i|a|irr*alou f
la lIn» urini* illarolori'il, passage« im*g
u la r f
T b a kidney« may In* railin g for hrl|>
Weak kiiluaya raniiol ilo tlicir work
d i v a tinnì tin* li*• 1 1 . thay nc«*d.
Tu aura kidney liarkarbi* you uniat
t u r a Ibi* kiiluaya,
• aa li taatail unii proven kiilliay.
Itou II'a K ni nay I *1 Ila bava atomi tba
taat.
Convincing proof of niant in tba fol
lowing aiidoraamant :
(I. M. Join*«, l(»«cburg, Ora,, anva:
“ I au ffarad grea tly from pallia unii
atlffnaaa in my liuak unii otbar annoying
kiilnay ailnianta 1 n a n i H ouli 'a Kiilnay
l'illa unii found tb a m to lia juat w hat I
tit-adad. Now tu y liaallh ia g o o d .”
l'rtaa flOr ut U11 datilrra. l l o n ft »imply
nak for a kiilnay ramady gat lloan 'a
Knlnay l'illa tba aauia tlmt Mr duna«
bud
F oster Milliurn Co., l'ropa., Huf
falò, N. V.
I n fo rm a tio n and Catalogue» f r e e
International
Correspondence
Schools
A li C H A M B E R S. M A N A G E R
dU7 W illam ette Ht , Cornar E. ütb
Eugen«, Oregou
A M««ktcln« Chant for 25c.
In thi« cheat you have un excellent
rem edy for Toothai he, llrui»«*«, Nprnm«,
H tiff Neck, Hacknche, N euralgia, Itheu
in 1.1 >• m mol for iuo»t emergencie«. One
If Sc b ottle of Hlonn '• l.iulm ent doe« it
ull Mil« because the»e uilmi-nt» a r r
■ vwptoma, not .l..« « .e .. ...........re . au.e.l
by rongeatiou and inflninnintion. If you
d o u b t, aak t hone w ho use Ml»an '» I,ini
m eat, or b etter «till, buy a 25c bottle
uud prove it. All l>ruggi«t».
I t ’» «nrpriniug how much new» The
Sentinel get« when there are ««> many
who know new« th a t th«*y do not tell.
Cottage Grove Transfer
H A K R K I. A C O M IT O N
We «»licit a »hare of your pntmungi-
We do all kin«l« of
Hauling and Heavy Dray Work
P IA N O M O V IN O A S P E C IA L T Y
Ofllca: E lite Confectionery, Phone 72
Auto Dray for (^uiek I*elivery
C onstipation Cause» Moat Ilia.
A rc uniulutrd want«* in your th ir ty
f«*rt of bow cl» ran»«-» absorption of
poison«, t«-n«l« to produce fever*, up
»ets dig«-»tion. You belch gun, feel
s tu f f y , irritnbl«*, almost cra n k y . It
i» u 't you i t ’s yu u r condition. Klitui
nnte this poisonous want«* by ta k in g one
or tw o I*r. K in g 's New Life Pill« to
night. E n jo y a full, free bowel move
rnent in the m orning you feel so grnte
fill, (let un origm ul bottle, i-ontnining
.'III pills, from your l*ruggi»t to d a y for
25c.
P R O F E S S I O N A L CARDS
R. McCARGAR, D. D. S.
D E N T IST
N eu ralg ia relieved in sta n tly by locnl up
plication.
Residence nnd of f ire one
i»l rk M o u t h of poMtoffiee.
P hone 131J
C o ttage Grove, Oregon
P ractice» in all C ourts
25 Year» E xperience
H. J. SHINN
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
NOTA RY P U B L IC
liailcr Ruilding, O ver Metsuii Shop
CO TTA GE GROVE, ORE.
J. S MEDLEY
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Special A tte n tio n Given to Mining and
Corporation Law
O FF IC E :
W O O D W A RD B U IL D IN G
Phone, 47
O ffic e Lawson Itlk.
O ffic e Hours: 1 to (1 p. m.
DR. 0. E. FROST
O steopathic and Medical P hysician
Chronic, und N ervous Disease« a
Specialty
Modern Electrical T reatm ent«
X -Ray Appliance
C O TTA GE G ROVE
-
. OREGON.
J. E. YOUNO
A T T O R N E Y AT LAW
Oltire on Main S tre e t
C o tta g e Grove
Oregon.
DR.
A. J.
HENDRY
D EN TIST
O V E R F IR S T N A T I O N A L R A N K
C ottage Grove
A fte r you hav e rend this copy o f T he
Sentinel, pa»« it along to a neighbor, If
you hnve one who d o e s n ’t ta k e the p a ­
per nnd you d o n ’t wish to keep it for
reference.
Who Defended
the Works?
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Proud Moment For a Boy on the
Dreadnought Wyoming.
“A sensible cigarette—
that’s what I want”
By F. A. M1TCHEL
Wliau tba G e r m a n s worn beaelglug
I’urta lu 1871 on« p a rt of tb« for'-«
i'Mme* to tb a v«ry outaklrta o f tba city
and eru'ounterud a portion o f tba tie-
fanaaa, «onialblng Ilka a revolutionary
barrli-ad« Mix-king a «treat. T h e r e was
only room for a «Ingle com pany, and
It* ca p ta in before iiiiiklug un attac k
atood off and, rnlalug a p air o f binocu­
lar«, ex a m in e d t h e work«.
T hay w are coinpoaed of p a v in g atonea,
pliM-aa of tlmlier a n d am b o th e r article«
aa b ad been b r o u g h t to g e th e r for an
liMpnivlwml fortlflcatlon. Ilut th e r a p
tain could not ace u alugla mini on Ilia
(mrapat. Till« be dlil not IHie. T h era
wn« tb a look of a trail about It. If he
moved III« troop« fo rw ard be m uat do
«<» o v er a dlMtHlie« of BOOB« MX* or 000
yaril« lietweou tw o wnlU uot thirty
feat a p a r t and atra lg lit aa an arrow ,
l ie could liot deploy III* m an by the
flunk, an d aa for a* a lte r in g along the
«tract they would la* one lichlnd un
other, mid a «hot would bring dow n
every m an In line.
Moreover, tba rn p tu ln noticed a dark
»lH»t In the work«, w hich Indian ted th a t
a «Ingle atone bud been rem oved In the
vary «-eater o f tb a fortification.
He
awaurned at on ce th a t the a p e r tu r e wn«
for th e muzzle of a cannon, which
would a Weep th e «treet, doubtlena. with
tba ««-uttering projectile« of th e perlml
T h a t m e a n t Mint before n force of
eighty men t h e n u m b e r u n d e r th e ca p
tain'« co m m a n d could reach tb« harrl
rude a large profiortlon of th e m would
I m * killed or woumted.
T h e c a p ta in called Ida Brut lleuten
ant, hnndeil him hi« glim«, d irec ted him
to ta k e a look at th e hrioiutwork« and
then u«ke«l him wlint be th o u g h t nl>out
an a t te m p t to «-urry them T h e lleuten
unt e x a m in e d th e work«, then, low er
lug III« glu««, rem a rk e d :
" W h a t ar» th e order», captainT "
" T h e order« ur« to move f o r w a r d "
“T h e n we muat move f o rw a rd , but
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.
1
w h o ,,v" w ‘"
' ’" , k
ward.
T h e captain'« only re«|ion«e wn« an
o rd er to advance.
S houlder to shoulder, the m en inan-li
ed on for, aa tin« been anld. tliev could
uot ««-alter till abo u t a third of the
dl«tan«'e bad M-.-n lrnver««-d
Then a
pulT o f am oke l«aued from th e dark
«|H»t lu th e c e n te r o f th e w orks, a n d n
ntorui o f mlHatlea b roke upon th e ml
vam-lng line of Gcrmuii«. A third of
the com p an y fell, a n d a n o th e r «loccu
tl in I *«*< I or «taggere«! to Ihe rear.
T h e real preened on, but a few m in­
ute« w ere loot In reform ing, or. rath e r,
cloning, tin- gu|ia Min* bad l«*en m ade
i With sternly ste p they tuarchcd till
they had covered h a l f the dl«tnii«-e lx*
I ween th e ir a tn rtln g i«»lnt an d the fort
There wn« light w h e r e th e d a rk spot
hnd t»een, a n d they knew th a t the
piece hud been r e tire d to be reloaded
Tb la g a v e them courage. It wtta an
! old fushloued uiuzxle louder, mid lim e
muat la* H|a*nt a f t e r every dlocbarge
In reloading. T h e captntn g a v e the
o rd er to double <|ul«-k, but before they
had covered a doxen ynrilu then* «-ame
a n o th e r bnllatorm, a n d nim tlier tw e n ty
men w e re put o u t o f th e fight
Thin w as te rrib le sla ughte r, and
thi* force rerout'd. Some ato«d ready
to re tr a c e th e ir step«; o th e rs sta rte d
back. T h e aecond lie u te n a n t stood In
re a r nml. strik in g aom e of th e fugitives
w ith Ida sw ord, d ro v e th e m back to­
w ard th e enem y. T h e c a p ta in w h s
am o n g th e w o u n d ed a n d lay In a pool
of Ills ow n blood. T h e tlrat lieute n an t
cried at th e top o f hta voice " F o r w a rd ,
men!” a n d s ta rte d a t th e lien«] o f notne
th ir ty aoldlera to m a k e th e r e st of th e
d is ta n c e a n d s to r m (he fort, though
th e m ove w as now a forlorn hope, for
lie exp e cted t h a t on rea ch in g It he
w ould tlud It d e fe n d e d by double th e
u um lier o f those w ho w ere m a k in g th e
attack.
W hen w ith in fifty y a r d s o f th e b a r ­
ricade th e re c a m e a n o t h e r s to r m of
missiles. H a lf th e H erm a nn w ere laid
«»n th e atonea o f th e stree t, w hile the
o th e r h a l f broke a n d fle«l. T h e lieu-
te n a n t calle«l to th e m In vnln. P r e f e r ­
ring d e a t h to follow ing th e m In flight,
he turneil an d ra n f o rw a r d to th e f o r t
e x|iec tlug every m o m e n t to be ahot
down. H e reached t h e liarrlcade and,
with a pistol In one bund, bis sw o rd
lu th e o th e r, clim bed to th e su m m it.
T h e r e he stood, b ew ildered by t h e sight
Hint m et bis view.
Not a m a n w as behind th e atones.
Tin g un w hich th e recoil from th e Inat
allot had d riv en h a c k w n rd a few feet
w as th e re , a th in film of am oke laatilng
from Its vent. L ea n in g ngntnat It wns
a girl n h o u t t w e n t y y r n r a old. 8 h e
looked u p at the lle u te n n n t na though
ex|K*ctlng I n s ta n t d e a th . Involu n ta rily
he uncovered.
"M adem oiselle,” he s ta m m e re d In
broken F re n c h , " w h e r e n re th e men
who h a v e been d e f e n d in g this b a r r i­
cade T"
"I h a v e been d e f e n d in g this b a r r i­
cade, m o n sieu r," w aa th e reply.
“ You—alone? "
” 1 - alone.
T h ro u g h a blu n d e r th e
force t h a t waa to h a v e held (hla work
w as o rd e re d e l se w h e re .”
"M ein G o tt! H a s n w hole com pany
been d r iv e n back by a — a girl?"
At thin m o m e n t a c o m p a n y *>f F re n ch
soldiers c a m e nro u n d a c o m e r a t d o u ­
ble ijulck. T h e lle ute iia ut succeeded
In m a k in g good a re tr e a t, h ea rin g
cheers b ehind hlin:
"Vivo m a d e m o ise lle !”
H a v in g Jollied hla c o m m a n d e r, he led
th e m ngnln to th e a t t a c k a n d finally
c a p tu r e d th e barrh-ade.
H e looked
for th e girl w ho had defe n d ed It alone,
b u t ah« w a s not there.
ASTRIDE
A
BIG
WAR
GUN.
Meat««- Samuel« 1« P h o togra phed W ith
On« «f Unci« t i m ' i Jeok Tar«— Oam«
of T«l«gr«m« 1« F un— Many Thing«
to IntorM t Children.
There are a number of
good, sensible cigarettes
on the market—Fatimas
are not the only ones.
But Fatimas are the
best-liked and best-selling
of all the cigarettes cost­
ing over 5c.
Of course, your taste
___ may be different—you
R ecently U ncle Hum'« fleet Of w a r
«bl|>« t h a t g u a r d th e A tla n tic <-oaat
«temile«! lu lo New York hurbor.
It
wn« componed of auper l»readn<»ugbfa,
I>r«-a<lnought«, butfleablpa, deatroyera,
to r ia ti» bouta, aubm arine« a n d m a n y
o th e r v ease l« t h a t go to m a k e up a
p o w erfu l fleet o f aeo fighter«
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may not like Fatimas as
well as all these thou­
sands of other men do.
But you can’t deny
that they are worth try­
ing not only for the de­
licious taste that has made
them so famous, but also
to see just how SENSI­
BLE they really are—
how COOL and comfort­
able to the throat and
tongue and how free they
are from after-effects.
Clip out these tests and
3 ee if you can find any
cigarette that meets them
as w e l l a s g o o d old
Fatimas do.
M ak e this im portant
test today.
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P A T t M A vrai the (>• 1/
A v a r i n f th e < Ir a n A h n ~ e a t th e p a .i ■
a — r P a c ific In te r n a ti, n u i I .p a n ! , i.
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P h o to by A m e ric a n P res« A sso ciatio n .
WINMTOK A. W. BA a I K IX
W yom ing, a D re ad n o u g h t, wuh th e flag­
sh ip of Ailmlrul F letc her, w ho la in
su p r e m e c o m m a n d of all th e ahipa.
W hen th e Hlilp« « nine to a n c h o r lu th e
Hu«l«<»ii riv er th e y w ere visited by
thoUHiind« of persona, old und young,
w ho w e re anxlou« to see w hat u war-
ahtp l<><>We<l like
A mong th e visitors
wn» Maat«-r W inston A. W. Samuel«,
who recently tr a v e le d from E n g la n d
all alone
W hile «>n b o ard one of th e
sailor« lifted W inston on to one o f th e
hlg gun« nnd th e n th e p h o to g r a p h e r
Niiap|a-<l th e m Ixith us well na th e muz-
zle o f th e h uge gun. W inston look«
highly plenoe«! a n d alm ost a n y o th e r
boy would l«x>k th e sam e. It w aa a
proud moment.
T slsgrsm «.
T h is In u g a m e In w hich pa(ier and
pencil nnd so m e w it will lie nee«led by
each o f th e playera.
T h e d ire c to r o f th e gnrne anka from
a succession o f p la yers In tu r n a le t­
te r of th e nlphata-t, chosen a t random ,
anil th e te n !ett«*nt a r e ta k e n d o w u In
th e o r d e r given.
A " f r o m " p erson—aom e one well
k n o w n to nil- 1« n e x t choseu, a n d then
a n o t h e r well k n o w u |x*raou to w hom
th e teb*gram la to la* addressed. T h is
te leg ram m u a t consist of te n words,
the w ords to tieglu w ith th e le tte rs
given In th e o r d e r In w hich th e y w e re
ta k e n dow n.
E a c h p la y e r w rite« a mesMage. an d
w h en all a r e r e a d y they a r e rea d aloud
In t u r n by t h e w r i te r s or by th e d irec­
tor.
F or exa m ple , «up|»oHe t h e letter« g iv ­
en w e r e a, e, g, I, f, t. p. ». r, b, ou e of
th e telegram « m ig h t rend " A f te r C h r is t­
man gee»«* laying four tim e s per Sun
day receive lu*uedl«-tlons.”
A Geographic Game.
A g a m e w hich Is e n t e r ta i n in g as well
a« in s tru c tiv e 1« played as follows:
T h e r e m a y lie a n y u im iber of players,
a n d It will la» en jo y e d by people of all
ages. I.et th e tiegiuner give som e geo­
g ra p h ic a l w ord t h e n a m e of a co u n try ,
city, riv er or m o u n ta in . T h e n ex t p la y ­
e r c o n tin u es w ith u n a m e w h o se first
le tte r Is th e last le tte r o f th e w ord
given by t h e pre«-edlng player.
T hus, su p p o se t h e first w ord given
la Albany, t h e second m u s t tiegin w ith
Y, Y uca tan , fo r Instance. No. 3 m u s t
give a place w h o se Initial le tte r la N,
an d mo on. W h e n a p la yer falls to h a v e
a n a m e rea dy he 1« drop|>ed from th e
gsiuc. nnd th e one w h o ca n play th e
longest Is, o f course, th e w inner.
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iDistinctively Individual 1 Pi vi
M A S iy
Council Proceedings.
The wati-r com m ittee reported th a t
the main across P acific H ighw ay had
been lowereil as ordered.
Th>* m u tte r o f reducing the maximum
rote for ir ri g a ti n g was referre d to w a ­
te r com m ittee to report at next meet-
ing.
The m arshal was instruc ted to see
that the new dog ordinance is enforced.
The proposition of H. C. Veatch th a t
the »»»esNment on the south h alf of lot
S. block P, J . II. M c F a r la n d 's addition,
be paid in ten annua l paym ents, was
accepted.
The en g in e e r'» e s tim a te of $640.06
on J e n se n A H ig g in s ' Second S treet
c o n tra c t was approved.
On motion th«* stree t com m ittee was
given power to act in th«* m u tter of
drain a g e on F irs t and Second Streets.
The reports o f m arshal and tre a su re r
W ith n ew h u ih lin ff* . b e tte r e q u i p m e n t , e n ­
were accepte«! und ordered filed.
l a r g e d grouiM lN , a n d m n n j a d d i t i o n » t o it»
On motion s tr e e t com m ittee was in ­
in« n l t > . t h e I n i \ ^ r » i t y o f O r e g o n w i l l h e a c i n It»
f o r t i e t h y e a r . T u e » d a y . S e p t e m b e r 1 4 . I !#!.’».
structed to select the best pavem ent for
'•»periit 1 t m i n i n e •** t o m n i e r e e , . I o n r n n l i » m .
west approach to steel b rid g e and h n \e
A re h it« r tu r e . Law . M ed icin e. T e t t h i n c , L i b r a ­
approach paved.
ry W o r k . M u » i r . Fhy»i«*nl T r a i n i n g a n d F i n e
A r t » . L a r i f e a n d » t r o n g d e p a r t m e n t » off L i b e r ­
On motion m arshal was instructed to
al L d u e a tio n .
serve notice on pro p erty owners who
L i b r a r y off m o r e t h a n .1 .1 ,0 0 0 v o l u m e » , t h i r ­
have erected h itc h in g r a c k s on their
t e e n b it i l d i n f i « f u l l ) e q u i p p e d , t w o »pletidi«!
if
)
m m i'in m » .
property to hav e the stree t clenned up
T u itio n Free.
D o rm itn rle » fo r m e n am i for
and repaired at once.
w o m e n . K * |* p i i m ‘» L o w e s t .
On motion new sidew alks were o r ­
W r i t e ft»r f r e e e a t n l o t r » . a d « t r e » * i n c H e * | » t m r
dered on west side o f P acific H ighw ay
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
between N ellis Place and W illam ette
m i . k m :, o k k c . o n
Court and m a rsh a l was instruc ted to
give legal notice to p ro p e rty owners to
build sidew alks a t once.
The following bills were a udited nnd
allowed:
»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»♦»»♦♦»»»»»■e»
G. B. P itch e r, sa lary and e x ­
pense .............................................$ 72.20
G. G. W arner, s a l a r y , . ................
20.25
J . H. Brown, s a l a r y ......................
75.00
W. W. Oglesby, s a l a r y ................
10.00
C ottage Grove E lectric C o . . , . 22».10
Know-lea & G raber, h a r d w a r e . .
5.20
lkt* Ritchey, l a b o r ......................
12.80
Joe W atkins, l a b o r ....................
9.00
E. J . W a tkins, l a b o r ..................
7.20
G. W. Wash, l a b o r ......................
.40
J . E. Young, s a l a r y ....................
55.00
O. L. Nichols, engine«*r................
12.50 Y
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comfortably, which is not secured as well any
other way as in tailor-made suit. Special show ing
of summer samples. Right now is a good time to
place your order for a fall suit.
A. E. H a m l o t h , h l u c k s m i t h i n g . .
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