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t t t
K I N D WORDS
^ ^ c ’ HE S E N T I N E L lias been so mudi
criticized for its announcement
that it will support some democrats for
office this year that the following en
lorsement from the pen of t\
I ’ hnp
man, \irile editor of the Oregon Voter,
is reprinted for the delectation of the
fault finders:
“ Elbert Bede is one o f Oregon’s able
editors. He is clean and square, and
lie writes in simple, understandable
anguage. He is editor of the Cottage
drove Sentinel.
“ Bede is a stalwart republican, so
itulwart that he was one of the leading
'ditoriul supporters of Charles H
Moores, republican, vs. Hen W. Oleott,
republican, for the republican nomina
ion for secretary o f state on the theory
that Oleott's republicanism had been
tainted by too close association with
Iswald West, democrat.
" N o w he comes forth and actively
inpports a democrat for office.
His
reasons are sound, and do him credit as
citizen and an editor even i f not ns
i partisan.’ ’
Chapman then quotes our editorial in
full.
PRESIDENT CONFERS RUSSIANS COMMENCE tr EYE
ON STRIKE PROBLEM NEW GALICIAN DRIVE
Both Railroad Employes and Lemberg is Main Objective in
Employers Are Heard at
Determined Rush of Czar's
White House.
Soldiers.
Washington. 1’rcNldcnt Wilson eon
ferred with both parties to the threut
ened country wide railway strike In
un effort to cstuhlish u working busts
for a settlement of the differences ot
the employes und employers.
The president's first conference was
with representatives of the men. Mr.
Gurrctson, head of the labor leaders,
did most of the talking for the cm
ployes. The president asked him for
a full statement of the sltuutlon as
the men viewed It.
Mr. Gurrctson
pointed out, it is understood, that the
ouly concrete proposal made In the
entire dispute had come from the men.
and said they felt thut before they
took further steps they should he ad­
vised what attitude the employers will
assume aud stuiul or fall on. lie ur
gued that the railroads summoned the
mediators to New York and then had
no mediation proposal to submit.
Immediately after learning the cm
ployes' position, the president sum
moned Hit* committee of managers
aud held a long conference with them.
While the managers were at the
white house the brotherhood leaders
conferred uniting themselves.
The
general opinion among them was thut
the president was putting the burden
of averting a strike up to the railroads.
The foremost questions are what
shall he arbitrated, if arbitration 1^
to bo resorted to. and what form of
arbitration shall lie adopted.
Repre
Bcututlvcs of the employes muintutll
that their demand for an eight hour
day and time und u half for overtime
Is the only concrete proposition under
discussion.
London.—Reaping the fruits of tin
capture of StuiilHluu. K iih h I u ' h timid
lug arm lea in Gullclu have liegun u
whirlwind drive on the whole IMt
tulle front from the Brody region In
the northeastern edge of the Austrian
crown luml. down to the Carpathian
foothills. Using Brody as u base aud
pivotal point, the Muscovite army
chain Is swiftly rolling up the Teuton
forces northwurd In tin* direction ot
Lemberg, the Gullclun capital, slmiil
laneously widening the wedge they
liuve driven hy Inking Stanislau lie
tween the Austrian leader's main force
and Ills extreme right whig.
The Austrians' line along the Strlpu.
wlileli they have held nlliee early Iu
September, has crumpled and Genes
ul von Hothmor Is In full retreat iiloug
the whole front, according to latest
Information received by the Itusshin
general stuff.
The Russians have successfully tie
gotlated the last natural obstacle lie
tween them and lliillex. namely* the
Bystritzu river, which empties Inti
the llulester eight miles to the south
The capture of Nsdvorua strength
cits the left wing of General l.clchlt
xky, and completes the Isolation ol
the Austrian army In southern Galt
da. The Austrians were endeavoring
to reorganize this army for the di
tense of the l ’ ruth.
GLASSES
and
SPECTACLES
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uni
IL I O K
v iNvisim I.
iiikocai
combine near timl Inr
in one solid lens.
the only
hid . lit
They ure
bifocals
with
Mr. Hurd delivered an address at the
The royal feast was done; the king
smooth, even surfaces. No
Sought some new sport, to banish recent convention o f the Oregon Stati
Editorial association. As Oregon editors
nge-revealing lines or semns.
eare,
long ago discontinued the practice ot
And to his jester cried: “ Sir Fool,
KRYPTOKS tire n wonder­
Kneel now and make for us a conducting a vegetable warehouse i
j
connection
with
their
subscription
d
prayer. ’ ’
ful convenience to men and
pnrtmeiits, we did not expect to get
much
out
o
f
mi
address
from
u
repre
The jester doffed his cap and bells
women of middle ii^e.
And stood the mocking crowd befor*. sentative o f au agricultural college,
whose duty it is to go about the act e
They could not see the bitter smile
showing producers how to develop mar
Behind he painted grin he wore.
kets.
He bowed his head and bent his knee
But we were agreeably surprised. Tin
Upon the monarch's silken stool.
talk was a good one aud it had in it
Optom etrist
Ilia pleading voice arose: “ O Lord,
some ideas which may be applied to all
HXl Willam ette Ht , E uksuc , Ore
Be merciful to me, a fool.
business of any community— w hi eh max
HucrrsMor t«* liur^t’ H* O p tic a l Cu,
be applied to the marketing o f any
“ 'Tia not by guilt the onward sweep product, be it product of the farm,
O f truth and right, O Lord, we slay; product o f the hand or product o f the
'Tia by our follies that so long
brain.
W IL L
S L O A N 'H L I N I M L N T
UK
We hold the earth from heaven away.
We would like to quote more copious
Lonra pai n •
ly from the address, but a few para
••These clumsy feet, still in the mire
graphs, while they may not bring out
Try it timi *<*<* on«« npplirutinn will
Rome. — Italian troops liuve scored
Go crushing blossoms without end;
A headline in the Eugene Register
the splendid points made for intelligent
further victories south of Oorltx prove mon* thtiti u column of duini»
These hard, well-meaning hands, we cooperation and organization, will sut
civs, “ Santa Clara Residence Consumed
crossing the Yullouc ami curry lug thi I i i i i k ’ n H. frVrifiiiMifi, I'liiln., l*t»., writ«*»:
Last Night.”
Someone in that liciti
thrust
fiee for our immediate purpose:
Men Decline Mediation and President western slopes of Monte Nsdlogetn, It '*1 linii< lutti wonderful relief »»urr I
tv is going to have dyspepsiu.
Among the heartstrings of a friend.
uimm I Minuti * m Liniment on my knee*.
“ Getting the product to market— to
Wilson Asks for Conference.
was officially announced. Italian «!«>
Io think thut lifter ull th«*»* y«*nm of
the consumer— in economical manner
“ The ill-timed truth we might have
IS I T R IG H T?
New York.— The controversy be tachments have occupied Oppuchlu
palli one application jgnvi* mo relief.
and with profit to the producer, is an
kept—
tween the railroads and trainmen was sella.
Many thank* for whut your remedy ha*
Who knows how sharp it pierced and intricate process aud is commanding tin
ght is on in Hun Fran
y l EEK figli
The Austrian stronghold. Oorltx, ha* lone for me. ’ ’ Don’t keep on »offer
laid before the president, nt his Invl
best thought of the nation today. *
cisco.
Years
rs ago |he city granted
stungf
become an advanced base for the Itul
ti If, ttpjdy Hloan ’» Liniment whore* your
“ Organization is the first step toward to the I'nited Railways what was sup tation, after the workers had flatly
The word we had not sense to say—
Ian
forces to strike at Trieste, th« pam i» ami notie«* how «piiek you pet
rejected
any
form
of
arbitration.
They
Who knows how grandly it had rung! successful accomplishment in this uu posed to be an exclusive franchise on
Penetrate* without riitddnjf.
refused mediation.
principal commercial port of the dual /dit*f.
portaut problem, just us it is the first
ertain streets. I ’ nder this franchise
Huy it ut any drti|* »tor«*.
The final break came after the men empire.
nillions of eastern capital were brought
“ Our faults no tenderness should ask; step in achievement of progress in oth
The Italinn advance guard Is now
had been In secret session nearly six
> that city and invested.
The chastening stripes must cleanse er matters. * * *
“ The editor’s business should be si
A few years ago politicians in San hours. Reports differ as to the rea within 20 miles of Trieste, although
them all;
organized that he cau get away from it Francisco decided to go into the uimii
But for our blunders— oh, in shame
son for the failure of the negotiations doubtless the Intervening hills hav
for short periods at almost any time
ipal railway game. They started in The men assert they refused to arid ls-«*n carefully entrenched so that pri
Before the eyes of heaven we fall.
without interruption of the sen ice he
ml have been building competing lines Irate because the railroads insisted longed resistance may la* cxpect«*d.
The man who continually
ver since. The city is now preparing on arbitrating their contingent propo
“ Earth bears no balsam for mistakes; renders.
On the Carso plateau and to th
Men crown the knave, and scourge grinds and griuds earns only the con to tear up the upper end o f Market
«•list of Gorlzla along the laonzo front,
sltion.
The
board
of
mediation.
In
n
tempt of others.
To quote auothei
treet and parallel the existing car lin«',
the tool
the Austrians have suffered further
where there is no need o f additional statement, declared, however the men
That did their will; but thou, O Lord, speaker, 'the mau who cannot do hi
BECAUSE:
rejected their proposition, contending reverses at the hiimls of the Italians
work iu a day of reasonable hours, is an service.
Be merciful to me, a f o o l . "
This 1» a strung, careful, safe
that
they
would
not
arbitrate
even
If
incompetent.’ * • *
From an industrial standpoint, the
and
successful Institution. It is
“ Work is uot the *nd and aim o f ex
The room was hushed. In silence rose
piestion at issue is this: is it good bus the railroads waived the contingent
a growing, active, up to date bank
istence;
it
is
a
means
to
an
end.
The
ness for a city to disregard the rights propositions.
The king, and sought his gardens cool
in every particular.
And walked apart, and whispered low: editor who works unnecessarily long given to a private company ¡¿y fran
Germans Seriously Menaced on Both
Your account will always In*
and hard to secure the returns he re
“ Be merciful to me, a fo ol.”
•hise, especially when the existing com
of Their Wmge.
appreciated
by the bank and your
quires thereby robs himself and his puny can furnish saffieient service!
Interests will always tie carefully
I,omlon. — Indications thut a new
family. • • •
I
f
investors
find
that
franchises
can
A L L FOR ONE; ONE FOR A L L
considered.
Rural Credits Chiefs Will Reach the general attack by the British toward
“ Every printer's business should be be set aside at will by politicians, wi
Our officers are experience«!
Coast Early in September.
so organized as to bring him enough they be willing to invest their money
tlapaume Is near came In the news
S E N T I N E L is not given to
bankers.
Our <1.rector* are all
each year, not only to keep his plant in n large municipal undertakings! How
Washington. — I lutes and places thut they had gained 300 or 4<K) yards
V J quoting very freely from socialist
well known, well to do business
profit making condition, but to replace long would a private firm stay in busi have been announced for the first 13 on u front of nearly u mile northwest
i.eerature. It does not believe in social­
men; they are directors who
bis own condition as h£ wears out; to ness if it began repudiating its con
hearings to he held by the farm loan of I'ozleres and that heavy fighting
ism, for it believes that socialism would
DIRECT.
provide against unforeseen emergencies;
ructs! Not long.
board for compiling Information In re­ was going on ull along the line.
not work, and we cannot be happy and
I f you arc n«it a customer of
to give him money and reasonable
There is no argument but what a city
- ontented without work.
But while
gard to dividing the country Into five
The British gains tukc tln-in nearer
this bank, let this be your Invite
leisure for the enjoyment of himself ami has a perfect right to build till th
vork is a necessary and desirable thing,
tlon to liecome one.
The Itinerary, so far as to both Martlnpulrh ami Courcelette,
his family as he goes through the active street car lines it can go in debt for, but districts.
any good thing can be overdone.
period of life and to give him at least is it right to build on streets where by worked out, v lll bring the board to key positions on the Bupaume road.
While we cannot be happy without
The allies now hold u strong grip on
a few years of freedom from business the very franchise it has granted it Spokane, Wash., September 4.
work, neither can we be content with
From Spokane the hoard will go to tin* German third line trenches, the
cares before the end comes.’ ’
would be supposed to stay o ff o f !
of Collage Grove
too much of even so good a thing. We
What Mr. Hurd said, applicable to
Vctions like this tend to discourage Oregon and California und return point of the wedge driven in a week
intend, in the course of this editorial, to
the newspaper business, applies with the investor from putting his money across the centra! part of the contin­ ago having been broadened and deep
make some suggestions for striking a
equal force to other business.
nto this kind o f enterprises, not only ent.
ened. The greater part of Maurcpaa
happy medium. An attempt to do this
in San Francisco, but in smaller places;
The hearings will lx* public and Is now in French hands, while to the SOUTHERN P A C IF IC T I M E T A B L E
is fraught with so many dangers that
HN T it t rue that the great major md from that standpoint the San Fran
■.nee we have become so bold as to
farmers and farmers' organizations south they are In the outskirts of
ity slavi e and grind and wear | isco fight is o f interest to other corn
tackle the subject at all we lose all fear
Cl«*ry. The Germans ure »low m«*n
North Bound
South Round
miinities. Pacific ('oast Manufacturers. will I k * Invited to submit Information
aud do not hesitate at appropriating themselves out and at the end have but
which they think will usslst the Itoard aeed on both wings, trying to hold No. 10— 1:37 a. tn. No. 13— 1:37 a. m.
little
to
show
for
their
years
of
e
ffo
r
t!
I
and suiting to our purpose the “ open
In solving the important problem of Clery and Comblos, both of which arc No. la 0:40 u. in. N«i. 15 7:03 a. ni.
Stale Water Not Any Too Good.
;esame’ ’ of the socialists, “ All for one; Isn ’t it true that a large proportion of
No. 80— 1:35 p. m. No. 17— 3: 111 p, m.
determining
the boundaries of file ills pillars o f thi-lr lines.
Cottage
Grove,
Ore.,
Aug.
15.—
(To
business men become such slaves to bus­
one for all. ”
No. 14 1:32 p. m. No. Ill 7:32 p. tn
•
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iness that they do not even provide for I ih e Editor.)—Cottage Grove’s water trlcts and locating the federal land
No. IS S:I0 p, in. (from Divide only).
may be the finest iu the world when it banks.
Seattle Shouts for Prohibition.
i r £ E W I L L even go so far as to bring emergencies! Ian't it true that in the
is fresh and reaches us through the
marathon
after
the
almighty
dollar
* 1 / one of our colleges to the fare
Seattle.— A mass meeting of Seattle
c it y ’s water mains but I cannot say as
io back up some of the things we are they do not provide for the time when
citizens
which filled the arena Sunday
much for the water that is allowed to
going to say. How anything may be the grind, grind, grind may bring *hcm j
afternoon expressed with a unanimous
stand along the sidewalk on the south
to
a
point
where
the
reins
must
be
backed up by something in the fore
W ar Department Completes Plans for vote approval «if the Washington pro
turned over to others! Is n ’t it true that side of Main avenue between Sixth and
may develop as we proceed.
Reorganization and Equipment.
Seventh
streets.
This
water
becomes
so
hlbltloa law and of the work of Mayor
in
trying
to
make
the
most
o
f
every
*
*
*
Washington.— The war department I Drain C. Gill and Chief of police
working minute they do not provide stale and foul smelling that it is posi­
The Oregon Agricultural college has a
for little vacations in which to get ac tively a menace to health. Infantile has completed a plan for the organlza Charles Bccklnghatn In enforcing the
bureau of organization and markets
quainted with their families— in which paralysis germs develop in just s ich tlon of 111 complete divisions of organ­ law. Governor Ernest Lister Htuted
having for its purpose better organiza­
to enjoy the pleasures which should lie places and some action should be taken ized militia In the United States, anil emphatically that the stuff was better
tion among farmers and the improve­
at once by the city to do uway v/ith In doing so has figured «*xactly what
the reward o f faithful t o il!
off under prohibition.
The uii'etlng
ment of marketing Conditions. E v i­
Doesn't the man on a fair salary this nuisance.
additional organizations each stat<* was called hy the Seattle Ministerial
dently this bureau was organized under
J. H. BENSON.
often lay away more than the man run
JDoazjb'Yi'icrte I-Jarzcbi*'
would have to furnish to add to those federation to discuss more stringent
I he belief that even a college may serve
ning a business!
iume good purpose in the world and
already
called
Into
service
by
the
J C ir . r x : C J rv Y Y 7 . 3 *r
»
enforcement
«if
the
law.
Health Officer Enjoying Himself.
Isn't the farm hand often as well o f f
that it is not beyond all reason for an
Cottage Grove, Ore., Aug. 14.— (To president’s order for repelling Invasion
as the farmer!
«ducational institution to stoop to the
Why all this endless drudgery and the Editor.)— The road of the health along the Texas border.
Demand Made on Railroad for Cara.
plebeian task of showing the people who
official is usually a dreary one, unlight
The far western states are com
never ceasing toil!
A FOORLY FED nORSE
¿uppom it how to more easily earn the
Salem. Or.—Convinced that business
Ex-Editor Hurd, in his address, told ened even by nn occasional fringe of hlned In the 16th division, and the
money with which to pay their taxes.
lnt«*rests
In
Oregon
tributary
to
the
r«:flcets discredit on its owner, but the
us why— “ A lack of cooperation, or or primroses in the way o f public com­ shortages which they would have to
As a matter of fact, a demonstration of
mendation, and is made so by the fact make up are as follows: California, Southern Pacific company face dis­ owner gets the worst of tho deal be
ganization.’ ’
how to garner the root of all evil does
aster and ultimate bankruptcy um I i - hh cuiiho economy in feeding the n o m o
All must live. That is recognized. that it is his chief duty to prevent one ambulanc« company;
Oregon,
not seem out of place as a job for an
affects its working capacity ns well as
disease
and
the
measures
of
prevention
Immediate measures to ndleve the
What then is to be gained by the cease­
nothing; Washington, one troop of
hgrieultural college.
its appearance. I f your hors«* kicks on
are
commonly
distasteful
to
the
public
less attempt to crush competition!
growing freight car shortage are his fend you enn corr«*ct it by buying
• • •
cavalry, onc battalion and two hat
What is gained by all those extra hours in whose interests he is acting. A suc­
adopted, the Oregon public service your fce«l here, ns you get the best
This department, we are reliably in­ o f toil made necessary by the attempt cessful y e a r ’s campaign against filth terlcs of field artillery, two companies
quality for the least outlay. Farmers,
formed, though of recent origin, has to do business cheaper than a compet­ and flics in a city in the saving of of engineers-, one ambulant-«* company commission demanded that the com­
contractors and horse owners generally
pany
furnish
needed
facilities
to
Ore­
been quite successful in its work, due itor!
many lives is publicly rewarded by R and one field hospital; Montana, noth
know thut our feed is always up to the
gon producers and shippers.
in large part, no doubt, to the fact that
standard.
How much more pleasant it would be line o f newspaper paragraph to the e f ­ Ing; Utah, two batteries of field ar
a large part of the work was turned to live in peace and harmony with com fect that the death rate has been re­
tlllery and one company of engineers;
over to a successful newspaper man. I f petitors; to do business upon a basis duced and the item is promptly forgot
Order to Move Militia Rescinded.
Idaho, nothing;' Nevada, two troops
there is anyone competent to give ad­ that would allow each o f us to enjoy life ten, if read at nil. However, I am re­
of
cavalry.
Washington.—Orders for the re­
vice as to successful business methods, as we go along; to have time for a kind ceiving and enjoying my bouquet when
maining mobilized units of the nation­
certainly that one is one who has had aet now and then. How much better to I see the people enjoying good health
BICYCLE R EPAIR ING .
Chinese Troops Rise Against Japs
■—SOLDERING OF A L L KINDS.
al guard to proceed to the border have
the supreme audacity, as it is often eon- cooperate with a competitor; to tell and the doctors with nothing much to
Toklo.— Chinese troops have attack­ be«;n suspended by the war depart­
tidered, to make a business success of him o f things that will make life easier; do.
W. W. OGLESBY,
ed the Japanese garrison at Cheng ment. No official explanation has
a country newspaper.
City Health Officer.
to learn from him things that have
chlatum, between Mukden and Chao- been mad«*, but it Is known that the Can allow you mure for your old wheel on a new
That newspaper man is G. L. Hurd, made life hard for him.
lfmtrHntp«>«l whwl, limn itnyon«* in th«* county.
yangfu, and have kill«*«! or wounded delicacy~«if the railroad strike situa­
recently o f Stanfield and formerly o f
What applies to business applies to
M would be interesting to know what
Furniture Repairing a Specialty.
North Dakota, where his sizzling ed­ the farmer; applies to the laborer; ap- kind of a car Henry Ford has for his 17 Japanese soldiers and killed one tion has been the moving consldora- Italiy cnriiaireM repaired, lire» pnton. HatMartion
guaranteed. Will call aid deliver any work
itorials had a moderating influence upon plies to the college professor— for all it | own use.
officer.
'lon.
BICYCLR8 8UNDRIKR.IKTC.
i - h o n k S6-Y
8CHLEKF llllll.Ills«;
Sherman W. Moody
ITALIANS CAPTURE
MORE POSITIONS
ISSUE IS UP TO PRESIDENT
a
STILL WE GROW!
W HY?
BRITISH MAKE NEW GAINS
FARM LOAN HEARINGS SET
The first National Bank k
I
PUT MILITIA IN DIVISIONS
STERLING FEED CO.
H . F. O A K E S