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ADVANCE IN GALICIA NEGROES SHOT AND F000 CONTROL BILL f BEGUN BY RUSSIANS BURNED BY MOBS PASSED BY HOUSE To All Who Earn 16,000 Teutonic Prisoners Are Many Killed and Big Property Measure as Passed Contains Damage m bast 6t. Louis Taken in big N e w Far-Reaching Prohibition Hace Hiots. Offensive. Provisions. y K m I u èu II w io ím /C n n »*».,«.• »AM • Ulv '■ güat Im« co . m il k I t I • • M l« . W ( « i a a a a a a ■ Just ■ a T i l t ot ■ the P u ll ® g W om en d o n ’t m lu d f i l l i ti k the kmc- I iik I i supply can o ( the n ew Sue* lion teed. O n ly u le w nic h e l to lilt. N o «tra in in g u( bai k o r M g B _ B tu ms. .f ■ T H E N E W ■ : m SHARPLES m : S E C T IO N -F E E D . ■ — ■ B B • B Srparalor gel» all fA# cream all the lim i Any other arparutor will k »e etrain when tlwa »pertl »Ucknig You _ ■ — « an t a l w » i y » t u r n at r x j r t l v ttie rigt.t •l»ee»l N o mte tan . I t ’« fm p o'»"lolr, ■ . 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M a l i I . m I k □ * ( tO M liM llk M »M Nairn A J Jr t i t lilt W U K ID S I ’l m v i i -i i N IT E D Q S T A T E tJ U CPE A M SEPARATOR A Clean Proposition f f every <1 ilrymnn’» wife cool I vote wfwnrre.tm m*pi«rator» ate u » f**r election. ¿1 U. S. CKKAM SKPAK V T< >K would ulwayM win, handle down. tf th e c r e a m e r y m a n a g e r * k n e w tlie ■ / iin a .t n it .ir v r o t u li t io n of m a n y *• i*- a r a l o r « w h ic h net v e t h e m , t h e y w o u ld he e v e n m o r e u r d e o t lo r th e urn* o i U S SKPAK ATO M S. If i h e b tiv e m o f c r e a m e r y p r o d u c t » k n e w t h a t t h e p o o r W eeping Q u a l- it lea o f b u t t e r c a n u a u .illv I m * t r a c e d t o in itte tte c tlv c le a n e d a e p a r u t o r a . th e y w o u ld » .ill e v e n Mtill lo u d e r t o r th e I I S S K P A K A T O M , w it h its u n rs in a ile d r e p u t a t io n lo r cleanliness*. i f you w ill let m e s h o w you h o w m u c h • J e a g le r it in t o k e e p ll»e l ) S . S K P A K A r o R . le a n a n d ru s tIc H s in a k le a n d o u t i h in o t h e r s im ila r <levu*eg. how <iuk k ly th«* m e c h a n k a l w a s h e r g c ru h g , m a id s a n d d r ie s th e a k iin in in fi p a r t s , - t h r u y o u w il l he a s p le a se d to o w n a II S S K P A K A T O K h s I a m to in tro d u c e th e m . show After 1 you, imh ? if you can find any other separator so san itary . If you cannot then htiy a II. S the W o r l d ' » K n i i n l c lose* s k im m in g N«*|>;irator. KNOW LES & GRÄBER AGENTS '1 he property loss due to the riot ing wss heavy and will amount to as high as t^OU.oeid Washington - T h e sd vsuce guard of the mighty urmy the 1 ’ lilte*«l Stute* Is preparing tee semi against lie rumuy I* now nil Kreneli soil. A total of four contingents of Arner le an troops hu* read ied the American iisvsl base In France d u ly un-ager ifIspatehe* from Oeneral Rershlug and frnm Oeneral Slhert. who eomuiands the force, huve reae heel Secretary lia he r A great fleet ol traiinport* ws* used to convoy the American regulars si ross the Atlantic T h e y were pro le v ie d all the way h> some of the mightiest fighting ships of the Alucrl * * • »• bv*n vi « 1 . blntf jruu, young man. and » • h n u * >ou i • m i d « uf lli* «lu ff that win* lh a n u n lh i l> * n > i »n u iig h aHuut Itla futur* to #(u«ly an I * N c u m a r in l.l* «para lim a la (ha bind <* * -M ill fuf m apwnalbli poattlun« You ra aniag ruu i prom otion uti w hat you A h «»* and « M « H i I » « I I Mk J • '«fclU ala ta l b r a fiU g East 8t l.ouli III Fires burning Washington. — 'the sdmlnlstrstlon lu flvu sei'tions of Fast Si I .on is and food eoulrol hill, giving the president at least üu eleud negro bodies slid broad authority to control the distrt crowded hospitals testified to the ter billion of food, feed aud fuel for war ror that reigned here Monday night purposes and appropriating Ha2.6tMI. while mob Ulli-r lil-ib «w ept the slret-ts dud for Its enforcem ent and adiuiitls seeking negroes whom they might tratlou. wss passed hy the house after ■lay. far reae Mug prohibition provisions l-'lve negro sectlous of the city were bad bet-u wrltteu Into It. fired hy mobs, suit terrorised negroes T h e vote was Jbo to five, R epresen fled from their hurtling homes only to tatives Mcl.euiore, Slay den and meet bullets from the guns of the Young of Texas, democrats, slid rioters. Meeker. Missouri, aud Ward, New 'I he orgy of hüte tu-ry and tncendisr York, republic ans. voting in the ueg Ism. whli h seemed to have e ih su sled Stive, Itself shortly after midnight, broke T h e prohibition amendment, accord out anew Tuesday forenoon lug lu statemenla of house members, Further «h om ing was leported hy will reduce the goverumeut revenues the police, while severs! fires hurst by more thau tJUU.UOU.00U a year. out again In the blocks of blackened 'The prohibition amendment lu the ruins left hy the mobs ; hill will make the United State« d ry ” 'I iiesday morning. .'4 bodies. Inc hid -luring Hie war. if the measure goes lüg those of three white meu. hsd through the senate as passed hy the been recovered T h e death list is house It forbids the manufacture pla* cd at all the way from JO to IfSO. of auy food materials luto liquor, thus and It Is estimated that the lujured kuo< king out beer and light wines as number Jno Mure than ¿00 white well ss stronger spirits 'I he Webb men were arrested and disarmed dur amendment gives the president power lug the night. 1 to mske the naliou practically "hone Eleven companies of the Illinois J r y " hy seizing all intoxicants lu the national gusiU. numbering shout 1ÜUU nation aud redistilling them lu gel al men, patrolled (he streets at daylight cobol for Industrial use. with f ile d bayonets, with o rd eis to T h e hill uow goes to the senate, prevent any aseembly of people on where it probably will he substituted the streets j this week for a similar measure a l AMERICAN TROOPS LANDED IN FRANCE RAILROADS LOSE IN RATE DECISION “You Get The Job” r iv iin K r a d I I uhm I u ha* rt-suiiu-ii the offensive. Moie- than lli,turn prison e l * many gnus and cither urtieies ol wui inutc-liul and several slrcniKly for tlflc-d A ustroG erm an poHltlon» In l!a In la were lukc-u In the mlKlily smuc.h dellvuracl July I. llu- pre-nse time sc-i for an offen sive hy \V*r Minister K i r oineky several wei-ka m-.o lu a coin inuuUulliiii to M il - United .S ta le« g ov uruiueut. 'I In- brilliant lime-elan aelvuuee, the lo ws of w 111 * h hui «i ni a wave ol lOjidiJuK thiough tin- entire eoeintry, v n led hy War Ministe r Ki-mnsky lu pe-rHoii. ti eordlfiK to news received hy the gove-rumeut the uffe-lialva is develop lug tie -in uhsoluti ly favoruhle- lualiuar. l-’or several duv* the- war minister Intel hc-i-u continuously at tin* frout. spending every e f l o r l to urge the tinnps to advance l i e filially rexle In the trout Inn- Ir e n e lie I, uud, plucluy lilln-e lf at the- head of the troops gave the- order to uelvuiue. T h e spec-tut le of the populur war minister uu the firing line gccoiu pllshed wliut oratory hsd failed to do, slid the Ktissluu line swept lorward Into the Ue-rinuli trenches lu the asieault the UiiHHlau* occu pled the strongly fortified position southwest uf Itf e/e/aliy. Slid also Koliluehy, on the river of the saliu- usiue. ready under consideration. I.eaders hope to gel the measure to conference hy July 1. W hile the senate Is occupied hy the j control hill, the house will proc eed | with (he rlv e is snd harbors hill, to he followed hy the administration ineas ure authorizing the prealdeut to direct [ priority lu railroad shipments, which has passed the senate W a s h in g t o n — 'Ite* Intarsiata com merce commission ha» denied the plea ' uf the railroads ui the United State, fur a horizontal increase of lie pel cent In freight rales. lu Its decisimi the commission lu dilated Its willingness to iucreas* Washington.— Ambassador Hakhtne clans rates In the eastern district ap proxunately 14 per cent S iin e about tleff. head of the Russian mission, em olie fourth of the freight handled is • pbatlcally declared lu an address he moved under class rates the declsiou fure congiess assembled In the ball virtually allows the eastern liuer | uf ihe bouse, tbal tbe Russian people about 4 per cent lucrvase lu gross ibeiuselves oppose a separate peace freight revenue Increases sought In with Germany. can navy Tbe ambassador's declaration csuii No formal announcement of the rates on coal, coke aud Iron ore will at the end of the most remarkable and he granted. landing came from the wur depart iii'-nt. None will come probuhly until 'the com in 1 «s lou found as a result demonstrative reception yet given any Major Oeneral IVrshing * official re uf extended hearings, that the carreen uf the foreign missions in either house port has been received. Thi-n there generally show a substantial and lu uf cougress. Shouts and cheers came may be a gtatenii-nt us to the iiuiuhers creasing financial prosperity aud that from floor and galleries Members of and composition of the ailvmice guard they hate ample resoure e , with which congress who on previous visits of W eath er eondltli'lis during the en missions hsve applauded or remained lu conduct transportation tire voyage were Ideal, and the men Th e optinoli lullmated that a re quietly In their seats, cheered loudly. arrived lit a ic e lle n t health. The days hearing would he wf uu value- at this The ambassador added: were warm amt the nights cool uud time, hut said that relie f will hr graut Rumors uf a separate peace are comfortable, while the sea was un ed within the next few months If th* without foundation in fact. Russia's usually smooth Very few <us»-s of e.arrters meet adverse conditions endeavor Is for a lasting peace be seasickness or oilier Illness was re 'the comunssluu Iluda that the tween democratic nations. T ilu m p h of ported. gloom y force tests uf jeopardized lu tlie German autocracy would render Th e voyage was made on scliedul* comes seen by lallroad officials early such peace im|ie.ssihle Russia will time without any serious mishaps to in lkl7. have not been home out by not fail to be a worthy partiier lu the the figures available for later mouths uu-ii or machinery. T h e port of ar League of Honor.” rival was known by less than a score The proceedings were brought in of officers until the ships were almost March, whru the returns from Febru ary were just being made February within sight of laud. was uue of the worst mouths lu rali Conscription Rules Designate Wash road history Th e subsequent r oulht ington as Place. have shuwu Increasing revenues Wsshiiigtuu. — (H alting uf tilfa.ouu Crown Prince Makes Desperate Attack while expeuses have in many cases ul* u ,or lbt, national army will he (ailed lu mount to the extent the car conducted entirely lu Washington, ac at Verdun. Tiers officials feared cording to the couscrlptiou regula I'arts.— Picked troops, driven for tiuus approved by the president. ward lu perhaps the incest savage at lu the f u l t e d Stales there are ap lack the Herman crown prince lias at CHINA HAS NEW MONARCH proximately 4oou registration dia tempted In aix months, succeeded In lu each there is a separate peiielrstlug the French first Hue Military Cheaf P la c e « Boy Emperor trlrts. on Throne. ' series o f registration numbers, begiu trenches near Verdun o v e r a front ot RUSSIANS OPPOSE SEPARATE PEACE TO DRAFT MEN AT CAPITAL FRENCH DEFEAT GERMANS nearly a utile uud a half, but were im mediately driven out. Feurftil lee»**-« were Inflicted uu the attackers, uud the net gutu was a small bit of ground held on the west slope of lleudman s hill, according to the official report. "O n Friday evening, west of Dead man’s hill, the Germans powerfully ZHsuined the o ffen sive on u frout of about a tulle uud u half," the state uient said. " T h e assault was hy pick eel troops lu u furious attack, but eu ergetlc counter attackH drovs them out everyw h ere with the exception ot the western slope of Headman's hill." Germans Plot to W reck Lake Shlpa. Washington. — Secret Investigation hy government ageuts hu» disclosed the existence o f a cotiMpIracy to de stroy or hinder ahipplng on thu great lakes. Summer Disease St. I.ouls died from u complaint III the pu»t few Brazil In Missouri F s til. Sixty eight children have severe form of summer southern Missouri during weeks. Decides to Join W ith l*«-kln - F a r l y Sunday Hsuu Tung the boy eiuperor, was takeu luto th* imperial palace under tlie protection uf General Chang Hsuu aud placed uu the throne. T h e legalluu quarter ot the city is under a heavy guard aud Ihe troops uf General Chang Hsuu art lutermiuglirig freely with the F e k L soldiery. General Chang Hsuu is uiatutsli:'.ha the strictest order aud uo trouble lu Rektu is teareel It Is expei-ted that Prealdeut LI Yuau Hung will reslgu. According to an edict Issued iu tbs name of the youug emperor. Prealdeut 1.1 Yuan Hung has submitted to ths monarchy. 16 Die When Tank Drops en Stsamsr. Milwaukee. Wis. Nine men and s l i women were killed aud approximately 13 lujured, some seriously, when (he wtialeback steamer Christopher Co lumbus. iu swtugiug away from her pier Tor the return trip to Chicago, crashed luto a dock on the Milwaukee river, causing a huge water tauk to fall from the top ol a five story ware house onto the deck of the vessel Alliss. Los Angeles. — Brazil hus revoked Labor W ill Nut Attend Session. her decree of neutrality In the war be j Washington.— 'I lie American Feder tween the entente allies anil Germany attou of Labor has ded lu ed to partlcl pale lu ths International coufereuce Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree is Dead. of trades union« called by the racsul Londou. — Sir H erbert beerbohm Stockholm conference to meet H y tarn her 17 In dwtuaxiaud. Tree, ths actor, died her«. u,u* with number one. VVbeu the drawiugs begiu. probably early iu July, a board Iu Washington will select a number through the jury- wheel or other lottery system. T b e uumber will be telegraphed to each registration district snd ail the men uu the registration lists who have that uumber will he called. It will he up to each uiau Individual ly to ascertain whether he Is selected He will not he required to report until a general sumuious is Issued for all drafted insu to come forward for ex auiiuailou. U . 8. Commerce Shows Big Growth. Washington.— More new re* ords for American com merce were buug dur lug May aud for the 13 mouths ending with May, It was announced at the department of commerce Exports for the month were valued at I551.oou.uou — nearly f31.UU0.uuU more than in April. For the year ending in May, the total was «.183.000.000— the larg est iu tho history of the country. Cantonmsnts to Be Ready On Tims. Washington — T h ere will he no ser ious delay lu construct ion of the I f cautonmeuts for the uatioual army, said Secretary Baker, and all of the establishments probably will be ready about September 1. the date constd ered tor summoning tbe first 835.000 meu delectin g tbe men, the secre tary indicated, probably will begin early In July S O M LTH IN U TO T H IN K ABOUT Every thoughtful man or woman must have wondered at times what accounts for the difference in skill— what , , « b ll i t y ” really la. I t Is a problem which concerns all workers, for la not our earning power dependent upon our eyesight? "S E E Sherman T H E O U ID IN O EYE M O O D Y A N D SEE B E T T E R ’ ’ W. Moody Eyesight Specialist and Optician Broken Lenses Quickly Replaced «»i Factory on P rem ises Willamette st.. Eugene, Ore. Newport Charming Resort by the Sea Those w ho seek rest and sea s h o r e recreation will find abundant o p p o r t u n i t y at New port. Am ple hotel accommodations cottages or camping arrange ments. Low Round Trip Fares Daily Trains— Each Direction Ask our nearest agent for folder •‘ N e w p o r t , " or write John M Scott, General Passenger A gen t Southern Pacific Lines jlyiS-12-19 2tf ___________ ________ THE -____________________ COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Makes Clubbing Arrangement With The Oregon Farmer Offers Unusual Opportunity to Its Readers M ONG our large circle of readers there are a great many who are in terested directly or indirectly in fruit growing, dairying and other branches of farming. 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