Cottage Grove sentinel., August 10, 1916, Image 3

A G O O D F R IE N D ! OREGON NEWS NOTES RUSSIANS CAPTURE
OF CZdFRAL INTEREST
iilORE VILLAGES
A guml frieml stands liy yuu wln-n in
Cottage (trove ..... |>l<* It'll bow
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test
Mm
Kt'lit'll...... endorsed
I >• mi (i '»
over three years ago uml again confirm*
Hit' story. (inulti yuu u»k fur iiturt' nm
v luring testimony t
Mm. M. Krbt'lherk, Mirili nini .1
«tri'i'll», ('titilliti' finivo, any*: " I nm
hii I i Jt't'l tu kidney wt'iikrifu» timi I wu»
ot'vor utili' tu fimi iiny iactll<dne timi
minili ri'ully help mu until I li mil
I lun n ’ n Klilnoy I’ills. A nhurt trini Inn'lit
uf I|iin uii'illa*i>■•' niii'i' in uwliili' keep*
ini' frno frnni nil kidney complaint. ’ ’
( Htnti'Uiinit given February 22, 1913.)
(In M nr rii ¡¡7, 19 III, Mm. Ki'bellii'ck
mii iti : ' ' M y l'ut i tun t inn uf Munn'ii Kill
ui'V I'llln riunii inn onchliiigrd
I linvr
ni'Vpr Inni this III I'll i I- i II I' full tu give mi'
«iili«fui'linn whenever I have iim ih I it .”
I'rirn ridi' nt nil iliuili'r«.
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«imply link fur n kidney ri'imuly g»t
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Mr«. KI'lii'llu'i'k ha* twice |mlilirly rm'
uniini'iiili'il
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T a b * l l u i i a I- « H illy r i i i a f«t lo m ilp A llo n
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Grove Tran«fer
Draying of all Kinds
Piano Moving
Auto Dray Tor Quirk Dolivory
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
Blackmore & McFarland
Tha City Transfer
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
I'lauu Movin g a Specialty
WOOD A N D COAL
O ffic e
At
as
Eagle Olgar
Htoie
I'KU t'KHHION A t. C A R D S
MAX LUEBKE
THE RAWLEIQH MAN
Residence Tenth Ht.
I'tiuun 17« I.
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K M. McCAKOAK, 1). D 8.
u v n ir
N e u r a l g i a r o li t 'v o t l i i i n t u n t i y liy l u m i u p
p i l l u t l u ll.
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H. J. SHINN
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COTTA UK GHOkK, o U K
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DR. C. E. FROST
Kli'ririi'ul Treatments A liny pictures.
Microscopic Kiamiaaliun til Hputou
uuil Hluoil
J. E. YOUNG
A T T O R N KY AT L A W
Oltice uu Muiu Mtreet
Cottage Oruva
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Oregon
DR. A. J. HENDRY
D K N T I8 T
LADY ATTKNDANT
OVKR FIR S T N A T I O N A L B A N K
I’ lione Mi
Cottage Orove, Oregon
A. W. KIME, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
AND
8UROEON
O ffice in Philhpi.
Building, over the
Benson Drug Htore.
Office Phone 34
LUR CH ’S]
August Clearance Sale
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L , t ion Following their «buip l.i .-
There is now 40 feet of wuter at the uguluMl the A iih I i . i i i « south of llrody
entrance of the Coluintilu
Anatrimi lilies «nulli of lirody, along
The Albany fruit Juice factory has till the rivers (Jraberkl and Hereth, th«
rinsed a successful season.
R iihm I iiiin have «wept ln «lx more v 11
Scarcity of «killed labor is keenly lages, an entire ridge of commanding
felt In the district around Maker.
heights, and 30U4» moro prisoners. In
'I he season fur killing deer In llood the I wo days’ battle, which bus given
River county will open August l&.
General Hakhuroffs troops successe*
Free mall delivery for the city o f j vitally Important to their drive against
Klamath Falls Is to be Installed I d r i s
Lemberg and Von llothmcr's flank
dlulcly
along the Htripa, more than 5500 ol
'I bis year's prune crop In Polk roun
the enemy's «oldler« have been mad<
ty will lie exceptionally large and of prisoners.
good ipinllty.
Although the check which the Czar'-
The president has nominated Kllx
forces In (»allein received early In
aheth Thompson to be postmaster at we«‘k relieved somewhat the threi
Nyssa, ( »ri -on
whiih ihclr northern advance ha
Ar: ordinance prohibiting card play
brought against Von pothmer, the sut
Iru: In pool or ID I Hard halls Is now In ceases which have crowned the latest
effect In Portland.
Russian efforts south of Mriwly have
Work on the Portland auditorium again pot the Austrian lines on the
which Is under construction Is now west bank of the Htrl|>a In a danger
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progressing rapidly.
oils position.
Warden Mlnto of th«* state prison
(in the Stokhod line the Influence ol
dismissed J Frank Humphries, farm Von lllndcnhurg Is already being felt
cr of the Institution
ill the stiffening of the Austro German
('nos May saw Its first circus Iasi lines and in the growing fury of theli
Friday when the Coop«'r Mrolhern’ counter charge«
My winning com
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show exhibited there
mund of the northern part of the
The Polk county educational board stream, where It crosses the Plnsk
ha« elected Floyd l>. Moore for super­ marshes. Lrusslloff has eliminated all
visor of rural schools
danger of flank movements against
Marshfield was chosen by the Ore his lines und can concentrât«' his at
gon grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, tenth'll on a frontal attack for the pos
as the |‘»17 convention city.
hchm I oii of Kovel.
Hix convicts esca|>ed from the flax
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Phone 80
cnm;i of the Oregon prison, located
8UMMON8
X "M X ~ X '
five miles northenst of Hulcm
Lebanon Is to have a summer swim
In the Circuit Court of the state of
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tiling pool wllfi a competent man In
()r«'g"ii for Lune county.
eharge for the rest of the summer.
O. W. Davis, plaintiff, vs. Long I'lne-
A movement has started In Corvallis
j er Mining Co., u corporation, Florence
with the purpose of providing gym
Igtndon — Ti'rrlfic fighting. In which L. Harris and William Harris, defend
nnstiim quarters for women and men. the Mritlsh have cleared out hetwe«'ii I ant«.
M te r teaching In the Salem school« two mid three miles ol G«Tinan sec j To Florence L. Harris and William Har­
ris, her husband:
for 22 years. Miss Fmmu Kramer, ond line tr«'iieh"* north of Poxierea
In the name of the state o f Oregon, : :
principal of the McKinley school, ha« and the French have repulsed fierce
you are hereby required to npp«*sr and
German attempts to regain the ground
resinned.
answer the complaint filed nguin«t you
X
Rev " M il l )" Sunday opened the earn lost before Vi-rduu. has continued all in the above entitled court and cause
palgn to keep o r c im i dry. In «peaking dav along Isilh battle fronts In the on or before the 7th day of 8«>ptember,
In the Portland Ice Hippodrome. Tues west.
A. I). 1010, said date being six weeks
The struggles have been liaml-ta | from the date ordered for the first pub-
dnv night.
The 2Mb session of tli«' (Jrent Coun­ hand and knife to knife In many places I Mention of this summon«, towit: six
••**•-* v..*./-*. .y . .X m U V m V -*» ,;y .> y ..y ^ y M y «v v v > .* «v -W * ‘ **sy»*y
cil of Oregon Improved Order of Red ami the losses on Isith std«*s. esp< <-ial I week« from the 27th day of July, 1916.
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Men. Is to convene In Portland August |y the German, are understood to lie i and if you fail to nppeur and answer
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said
complaint,
the
plaintiff
will
npply
15 and IK
appalling.
to the court for the relief demanded
X
The Germans have suffered furthei
Iru WlmlxTly. who was nominated
in his said complaint, namely, for a
for postmaster nt Drain by President losses at the hands of the Fre ich he
judgment and «lecree for the sum ot
Wilson, him been a resident of that tween the Hern wood and the rivet $ Him.00, $3.7«. $75.00, $650.00, $3.70.
Homme, losing a line of their tr«'nches $75.00, $150.00, $3.70 and $75.00, to­
city for 2!» years
The flour mill nt Prairie City hns and 120 prisoners and HI machine gether with 6 per cent interest thereon
changed hands. (>. (1 Treater having guns, and also in the Verdun ««‘ctor, from the 20th day of June, A. D. 1016,
purchased tho Interest of Dr. V. C. Mel- where the French made progress with costs and disbursements o f this
knnp und It C. Reese.
south of th«» Thlaumont work, captur suit as prayed in plaintiff's complaint
Many conflicts und duplications In ed five machine guns and took some filed in this suit, also a decree of fore­
ihe road laws of the slate are isiinted house« In the western part of th«' vil­ closure o f three certain l a b o r e r ’s Lien«
I particularly described in p la in tiff’«
out In a «4 page pamphlet just Issued lage of Fleury. After a heavy txun
Exhibits “ A , ” ‘ ' B. ” “ C ,” ” D ” and
bard men t of the Itritish positions the
by State Engineer l,cwln
" E ” in his complaint filed in said x
During the first six month« of the Germans launched violent infantry at­ suit.
operation of the prohibition Inw only tacks north and north« asi of Poxieres.
You are further notified that the date
1058 permit« to «hip In liquor were and at two places succeeded in ent«T of the order for publication of said
What do you wain anyway I A Sentinel classified ad. will
issued to Polk county people.
Ing Itritish trenches The success was summons was made the twenty-first day
Installation of new machinery at the not longlivel, for the Mritlsh soon of July, 1016, and the day upon which got it for you. What do you want? Anyway a Sentinel class?
plant ol the Mend Water. Light ft Pow­ d r o v e them out. inflicting heavy cas you are required to nnswer said com­
plaint is the seventh day of September, fied ad. will sjet it for you.
er company, to care for the Increasing unities.
1016; that the first publication of this
demands of the town, Is completed.
summons will be made on the 27th day
The t ’ tnh Idaho Sugar company of
of July. 1016, and the date o f the last
Suit Lake city, will pay the Sutherlin
Cver 3000 Unwounded Prisoners Are publication thereof will be on the 7th
beet growers Till ci-nt'- n ton more than
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Captured With Number of Germans ' day o f September. 1016. Yon nre fnr-
the contract price of $4 75 for their
i ther notified thnt this summons is
London.— The Turkish army of 13.-
crop this season.
served upon you by publication ther«»of
Rev. Robert Mnoth, veteran Metho­ • mmi soldiers which attacked Itritish m the Cottage Orove Sentinel, a weekly
dist minister, celebrated hi« ninety- p«<sltlons nt Romani. 22 miles east of newspaper published in Cottnge Grove.
sixth birthday anniversary In Knse- the Suez canal, lias been thoroughly Lane county, state of Oregon, and is of
burg nt the home o f his son, J. H. defeated, according to the latest offl general circulation in said county and
clal statement
The Turks are now «tale.
I tooth, o f Rosehurg.
H. J. S H IN N .
In
full
retreat
and
were hotly pursued
Found guilty of thnt elnuse of the
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Attorney for plaintiff.
for
IK
miles
by
Itritish
troops.
law which prohibits intoxicating bev­
The numlM'r «if uuwounded Turks _____________________________________________________________________________
erages nt public gatherings. Jack Tra­
raptured
was 3145
Among the pris­
SUMMONS.
vers. of Cascade Locks, was fined
oners were 7u Germans including 36
f|(Hl nt Hood River.
In the circuit court of the stnto of
Chris Lassen, held at Oregon City officers. A complete ’ battery of Ger­
Oregon for Igine county.
for a week in the county Jail as a sus­ man guns was also taken
The net results of the battle of Ro-
Roy N. Castor, plaintiff, vs. Grace A.
p e c t In the Sun Francisco bomb out­
( nstor, defendant.
rage. was committed to th«1 state hos- innni are the destruction of more than
one fourth «>f the Turkish effectives To Grace A. Castor, the above named
pttal for the Insane.
defendant:
$ 1 2 . 5 0 to $ 1 7 . 5 0
M e n ’s t a i lo r m a d e s u its
(lovernor Wlthycombe has appoint­ and the pushing of the remainder out
In the name of the stnte o f Oregon:
into
the
blazing
desert
h«>yond
the
ed Miss Margnret K. Howatson. of
You nre hereby required to appear and
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M e n ’ s c lo t h h a t s
Portland, a member of the Industrial Katla cases
answer the complaint filed against you
welfare rommisslon to suree«*d Miss
in the above entitled suit within six
10c, 2 5 c and 3 5 c
M e n ’s s t r a w h a t s
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Convicted for Refusing Service.
weeks from the date o f the first publi­
Ilertha Moores, resigned.
Columbus, N. M.--l«owts O. Gardi­
cation of this summons, and if you fail
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95c
Reviewing the road expenditures of
M e n ’s o v e r a l l s a l w a y s a t
ner. a private of th" first New Mexican so to nnswer for want thereof the
Multnomah county the first six months
Infantry, was found guilty on a charge plaintiff will apply to the court for the
$ 1 . 3 5 to $ 1 . 9 5
M e n ’s o x f o r d s
of the present year it Is found that
of falling to subserih«' to the federal relief prayed for in p la in tiff’s com­
there was expended for labor f t 22,759
oath, which would mu-ter him Into the plaint, towit: For n decree dissolving
$ 1 .3 5
L a d ie s ’ o x fo rd s
and for materials $101,729.
service of the Pnited Slates with his the mnrringe contract existing between
Portland will have u Fourth of July
company, after a trial before a gen you and the plaintiff and for an abso­
celebration next year.
Preliminary
lute divorce from yon nnd for other
eral eourlmartinl here
steps for the event were taken at the
and further relief prayed for in said
flnnl nmollng of the committee which
complaint on the grounds of desertion
Auto Bandits Get $34 003 Pay Roll.
for more than one year.
managed this year's ceremonies.
Detroit, Mich.— Five automobile ban
This summons is served hy publica­
(in the farm of Chester Ralph, on
rtlts held up the paymaster and armed tion by order of the Honorable O. F.
H. F D. 2, Dullas, Is a freak apple tree.
guards of the RiiTouehs \ ! ''n r ’ ’ i Skipworth. judge of the above named
The tree Is now hearing fruit half
chine company and made away with court, dated the 21st day of July. 1016.
grown and at the same time is in hloa-
lu'tweon $33,000 and $34.000 afl«T the date o f the first publication of this
««irn for the second time this season.
shooting and slightly Injuring one summons is tho 27th day of July. A. D.
Miss Esther Carson has been ap­ man. and have eluded several inai'hine 1016, and the date of the last publica
tion will he on the 7th dny o f Septem­
pointed secretary to Governor Withy- loads of pollecim'n sent in pursuit.
ber. 1016. On or before the last day
■ 'omhe, to serve during the temporary
absence of George I’nlmer Putnam. Orastlc Liquor Law Passed in Seattle. of publication yon are required to nn­
swer said eomplnint.
• ho Is with the trtvops on the border.
S«»attle, Wash.— A drastic prohibi
II J. STITNN.
The condition of the Oregon b«>ys at tlon ordinance, designed to prevent
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Attorney for Plaintiff.
the border is in every way satlsfae the drinking of Intoxicants in eaf«'s
tnry, according to L. M. Rhodes, state by patrons who carry their own sup­
Those who send cheek or money order
secretary of the Y. M. C. V. who has ply of liquor snd to enable the poller
recently retu 'nod to Portland after a to enforce more sirletly the state pro­ hy mnil to pny subscriptions will re- 1
eeive no receipt unless requested. Wntch 1
visit of several weeks .n the various hibition law. was passed by tho city
your label to see that your date is
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troop ramps.
oouncll.
changed.
sop2it fc
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All Summer Goods
will be sold at Great-
ly re d u c e d prices,
th ey are too numer­
ous to mention.
Call And See The Bargains
LU R C H ’S
j Home : cTW
ade • Flour
FOR HOME PEOPLE
Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
K. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
j; Wade by Cottage Grove Milling Company
BRITISH AND FRENCH
PUSH BACK GERMANS
Uoaidence Phono 12ttJ
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
LIC E N S E D CH IR O PR A C TIC
P H Y S I C IA N
Connultntinn and examination free. Of-
fice houm 1) to 5. Mondays uml evening«
liy uppuintment.
Office and lleuidenre: 104 North W ith
Street, Cottuge drove, Oregon
F A R M E R S ! I f yon have something
on the piece, live stock, machinery, ve­
hicles, poultry, etc., thnt you do not
need or wlnh to sell, find a buyer in
it few diiya ’ time by putting a littlo 25-
eent advertisement in Tho Sentinel.
Five thousand renders will see it; there
is n buyer for your goods in that num­
ber. Try Ul
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FURNITURE
HARDWARE
K N 0 W L E 5 &
All Rimi« uf
I 'h o n c
Important Occurrencns of Past Pos evalori of lodge South ot
Hrody Important to Drivn
Week briefly Compiled for
on Lemberg.
Uur Readers.
Notice of Sheriff's Hale on Execution
la Foreclosure.
Ndtire ¡ m hereby given that by virtue
of uu execution mid order of sale issUi-d
out of the iireiiit court of the state
nt (ii'-g'iii for Luiie county on the 15th
day of July, Ihlli, on a judgment ren­
dered in «uni court on the Xth day nt
July, Ihlli, in a suit wherein the plaint
i f f Fred Wright recovered judgment
agniiHt the defendant«, C. 1». Mrainard
and Gertrude R. Mruiuurd, for th* muiu
of $729.07, with iatcrcMt thereon from
the Mil day o f July, MHO, lit the rate |
of 10 per cent pi r minimi, and the fur- j
iter «uni of fS.Ilh with intere«t thereon
ct t. e rate of (i per cent per aiinuni
from the Mli 'lay o f July, lhld, arid on«'
hundred mid no 100 dollar« attorneys'
lee«, and the further hiihi of eighteen
and 10 100 dollar« cost«, which judgment
. vuh enrolled and docketed m the clerk '«
office ol «aid court on the Xth day of
.inly, IhlU, and «aid execution to ine di­
rected commanding me in the name of
the late of Oregon, in order to satisfy
aid judgment, costs, and attorneys’
*ecs, to sell the following described real
property, tow it:
Lot- I, 2, 3, I, 5 and 0 in Milapoo
Park, a« the same i« platted und record­
ed in the plat records of Lurie county,
Oregon, and «Runted in Lime county,
• tregon.
Now, therefore, in the name of the
»late of Oregon, mid in compliance with
«aid execution and order of sale, I will
on Kuturduy, the ihth day o f August,
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191«, between the hours o f !» o ’clock u.
m. and I o'clock p. m., towit: at one
' ’clock p. m. on said day, at the south­
west door of the county court house in
Eugene, Lime county, Oregon, o ffe r for
«ale, nd «ell, subject to red: tnption, all
the right, title and interest of the de­
fendant«, ('. 1». Mrainard, Gertrude R.
Mruirmrd, hi« wife, John Cunningham,
National llo«pital Association, a cor­
poration, and W. O. Wilson in and to
the above described real property.
J A M E S C. PA R K E R ,
j!2()nl7 Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
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G R ÄB ER
Just the Tim e Now
To order that Summer Suit.
A splendid assortment of
clothes. And the place—
B O H LM A N :: ?5he TAILOR !
BRITISH SAVE SUEZ
YOU CAN ALW AYS
SAVE M ONEY BY
TRADING AT TH E
S A M P LE S TO R E
We Are Getting In New Goods
Every Day Now. Stop and
Look and You WILL BUY
C O TTA G E G R O VE
SAM PLE S TO R E