Cottage Grove sentinel., July 26, 1917, Image 3

GERMAN ATTACK IN FOOD CONTROL BILL
CHAMPAGNE FAILS PASSED BY SENATE
French Repulse 40th Attempt Minimum Price ol $2 a Bushel
for Wheat is Guaranteed
to Take Chemm ties Dames
By Measure.
Since May 4.
til and Headquarters of the I rein h
WI D FM AN N GOAT M I L K CO. A rm ) In Kratiee The watch word ol
r i i y i i u t M « Hl(|
**•#• I f « - .. .* « .. Cal
Ihu French troop» at Verdun— "th e )
shall nut p » » » ” - hu» applied .equall)
' lo the Champagne, and the French
i allowed the crown prim e's a im y that
lh•* t'heinlli doe llumea w aa a i Inaed
road to them
tin Simduy mornliiK Hie Hermans, In
Kreat force, made their doth attempt
® Wuim-n don’t
alin e the French captured Craouna uu
g
in i it <1 f i l l i n g
th«* kntv liiyjh
May 4. lo secure poa»eaaloii of the
U supply cun o (
famuli» road
'I his effort wa» one of
B tin; nrw Sue*
tin
hlKkeat
o
ffen
sive movements they
I ion-1 re. I. <(lily
hud made since \eiduii, no far a»
■ u le w int. lien l o
B lilt. N o ■train*
artillery was concerned and proved
trig ot buck or
an undoubted failure
■ m ms.
■
At b o d o c k the Herman Infantry
■
THE NEW
■ «tutted from their trenches Itlfle ami
maehlne aim f i l e I ii - kuii i rackllia while
the treinli mortars hurled turpadoes
m
S U C T IO N -F E E D
B and the rifle areuadlera opened a
wicked liarruae fire a» soon a » the
Separator grt» nil th* tr*am alt th* _
■ Um§ Any oihci irpirator wUI V
■
Hermans, who had been awultlna the
cra^m when th# ipwd alackma. You _
prearranged »laual lo »prlua forward.
B can t utwjyatmn at #x-ui|y th® right ■
ip«fd. No on® can. It*» livipo»aiule,
In-Kuo to leave their Jumplna off par
B
lfwJif.il il ot imi l|trMi Hull« alOf. B
*1 lit? So* (mit Irrtl aknn« t lean. I-* t or
allela
B iluw, ami iklivfi« rvrti ijr.mi ( ipar
B
H< noun slun k unit» ua uaual. led
ity in* M’JFt with the r|leri|. ('ittiic In
B uotl I* t tin how you how it woiku,
B the way, followed by waves of ordlli
ary lufuutry, who were lo occupy and
nrauuUc any around captured
The
utl.iiklua forces soon melted to a
thin line under the wltherlua French
fire which met them, and tboae still
able retreated Itlirrledl) to their own
line, which meanwhile tam e under an
Inferno of French »hell fire that made
The Juillrluux advertiser
the Urriuau trenches untenable
not ouly taken the nurent
mean» ot directly
belief ItluK tiln own
Inintiienn
lint liln support In a Kivat
ant to llie uewnpaper
tu itn woik in
ii|iliulldiiiM a community, and
In Itn etforta to Ktve the
city a nrw yuprr
l.faii'ton— T h e llrltlah prime nilril»
the quality and character of
which advertises the city
ter. I *a v Id l.loyd t.eor*e. »peaking at
an a liv e one
a areal patriotic demonstration. In
from which the uiercliaut
com me moral lou of
Itelgiau Indepen
deuce d a y ’’ < liars, lerlzed the speech
return
-------
of (he Herman chancellor. I >r Heora
Mtcliarlia. a» a mere »ham and de
il m e d that lie did not want the Her
man» to "harbor an> deluatona that
(hey are aotna to pul Hreut Hrltaiu
out of thl» fight until liberty ha» been
re e»tuhll»tied throuahout the world "
Far from bellia »larved by the U-
boats, Mr
l.loyd Heorge declared,
Hreut fir 11 w I ii a food supply for I#I7
IIHS wan already obtained, production
• a i liu reasliiK uml lo»»ea ul »ea were
Washington
Virtually re written a*
It cauie from the house a month ago,
the »duiln lilrutlu u rood control bill,
umdifli d bui ni III l iving ili» president
broad uui borii y tu regulate food»,
feeds and fuela; providing for a board
if three fooil eoiumlaaioiiera Instead
if a »Ingle Individual and authorizing
i iiiliilmuui guaranteed p itie of fit a
iiunhel for wheat, was pu»»ed by the
teliate
Ft oh I billon provision»
proti Ib i'lug
further iiiaiiufaetura of dlslllled b«v*
r a g i » sud dir • ilug Hie president lo
buy all distilled beverage» In bond,
were left unchanged
The Haul vote
oil the bill was Ml to 4
Those voting agHlnsI the bill were
France, l ' e u r o » . Hbermau Mutber*
■
Just
■ a Tilt ot
■ the l*all
: SHARPLES :
STERLING^ FEED’ CO.
j
laud, republicans 4
lla id w lc k and Iteed. detuocraia, I
Total. 4
I'res.dent Wilson asked congress to
eliminate from (lie food control bill a
•enale amendment creatlug a Joint
committee of senators and repreaeu*
tatives to confer sod advise with eiec-
utlve officials on war expenditures
In a letter to ch airm an Lever, of
the house agriculture committee, the
president polliteli out lu frank tarma
that such a com m 'ttee would he likely
to barans constantly those directly re
sponsible for the conduct of the war
Retention of the section, he notified
congress, he would tie compelled to
Interpret a» signifyin g a lack of cos-
filimi e lu m yself.”
ENGLISH PREMIER
MEN WILL BE DRAFTED
ANSWERS MICHAELIS BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1
an (attract
“You Get The Job”
*'W* *•(.#•» ta al« hliitf yuu, yuut.g m*n an4
W» know >uu r« inaile of III«* tuff dial w ina
11.et man (hai • afra ruotigli «••nul Ma futura lu
alud? an I t H «unta«- in loa apara lima la Iha
kind w « wanl lui ir »pwitslhir poaillona You ra
alttug >oot pr<Mf»ult«Mi un wl.at >-»u (non and
wlah wa luj mura Uh«* >.>u
Tike b®#a tan I lah# chenraa Wltm ha haa •
fmiuwalt'li lot« to ful. hr pt< w . a man i.... nf fu
h e wnithlng YCH righi no® hoping
jfuu'll li** raatly whrn pour oppurltmllr Cornac
HUri lujar »»»•* H aln your «lf lo du coma una
tl.lng ballar than olhar» You t an do II In tpara
timo through t t.r* luiamatlunnl « orre cponUom a
ht-ho«rle Usar ’..MO man rtpurtH t.|\ ai. «moni
la»i yrai «a a raeitll of thalr I < S training
Tha firal clap iliutt. inni look waa lo mark and
anali Itila aoupon Mtka >uur ilari Iha aama
way— righi now
r
it I m l li Inh I li K He hud Hought III the
chancellor’s ape*. h fur
aoinethliig
upon which In* could bum* a hope for
tl.e ending of (In* blood) struggle
Hut.
he declared.
I » e r In It a
»hum independence for itelgluia. a
ilium democracy for H erm an), a »ham
pi ai e for Kurope. and I »ay that Ku
rope I iuk nut aui riflci-d m illion» of
her gallant anna to act up a »am tuary
for ahum.'’
TEUTONS TURN SOUTHWARD
Effort
mi.»»ii out contifONOftCi UMOil l«i 8 9 5 . Im k* h
I a p l a i n l u l l * a b o u t y o u / « .«ruraa i n t h a auh|a. • m a r k a d I t
J flc illia a l la g la iriia g L j iP t k R T t t lg g
_ M « e h a a U * l I e i l e « . i lag
— Ma« h a n lt el O r a l t l n g .
M I tail I r t g m a a f ln g
^ K i . l U e t r i »M flwte.lwg
^ iN iiik im
s * I r a n . • n a l i Ip H l l l u a i t a l l n g
t eat*«r»lal law
farm in g
N tH ik llM ik u ^ P ou ltry
_ Mining knginaarlng
_im min i i m
J IMMI» hi » ix*.
Stanogiaphr
j t -latl Hat * t. a
Mi a.II a. » » lee
j k re h l l a a t ar a l I n a f d a g
. At t O M i d d l » a
UN- s
Samt
A J Jr t u
lilt wukllic kl i <ikl> 1 1 os| sklMMIMi
IT E D
S T A T E
C R E A M
S E P A R A I OR
A Clean Proposition
r r . vi-rv dairyman's wile could vote
*/ when ere im srpar.ilut ;i lire o > lor
rl**t lion. ;| ll S CKKAM Slit* A K \-
1 1 IK would .ilw iy« win, handle down.
I f i lie mi'Here in I'l.uirr» knew the
* ' uiKiiriM try«'iindittonot inanv m-u-
■ r atom wliii luri velheni, they would
I m * even more nrrent lor the urn* of
U. S. SEPARATORS.
//'ll»' buyer, of creamery product»
rJ knew llnl the poor kceinnii quid-
ItleHol butler can inually l»-.tta>-.sl to
imperfectly cleaned eepnratoi . they
wo (Id ( ill even :itill louder for the
II S SKPARA I I IK. wilhiliiinequalled
reput.iliuii lor cleanliness.
//'vor will lei me »how vow how much
*J e.Oder it ih to keen the II S SKI*-
AHA I'. IK< lean and r ortl I cm m»4de and
ool III III other similar device», how
i.ok kly the lOei lmns .il w««lu r »eruli».
■raid» and ilrie» Its- »knnininil part»,
lin n you will he ns pleased lo own a
II S SEPARATOR a» I am In intro­
duce them.
A ft e r ! « hour v<>'t. see if yon can
liio l a n y o th e r s e p a ra to r an a.tn-
ila '-y . I f you r in n o t
th e n l.u v
a ll. S
th e W o r M ’a K c e o r .l
cl< w e s k i in in lin e a e p a r a to r .
K NOW LES & ORABER
AGENTS
to
Encircle the Russians
Under Way.
la
t ’opentiagi-n. — Th e
Austro Herman
flood In • aateru Hullcia hu* been turn
id Kouthwurd iu an endeavor lo get
in I lie rear of ltua»lan aruilea between
Llne/.uny and the liulealer. Auatrlan
corn apondenta report.
T h e 'I eutonlc forces engaged In this
operation, they declare, have readied
Kimeva »tution, lu mllea cunt of llr/e
cany,
which
ia in Austro Herman
liaiidti
The Koaeva Tarnopol railroad
hu» been crossed by them m several
places
T hese dispatches forecast the
ttussiau army » stand
behind the
Serelli and reiterate the reports that
Tarnopol was in flames.
A Merlin diaputch suya Krnperur
W illiam has departed fur the eastern
front.
Washington
H*-fore September 1
thousand» of m m sifted from the top
of the draft list will be lu khaki, It
was officially predicted here
As a result of lb«t drawing, every
registered man receives a definite
place In the liability Tor service list
Already liST.ooq have been onler«*d lo
■ lie colors lo fill to war strength the
regular army slid national guard and
10 constitute the first luereiueul of
the national army.
T o obtain that total 1.374.0041 men
will he called for examination withtu
a few weeks, o lfic .a l» estimating that
two registrants must be i ailed for
every soldier accepted
These 1,374
Him will be taken from the head of the
Chopin and tha Chlldrsn.
A chronicler o f the life o f Choptn,
tbs great pianist, tells the followin g
I anecdote On one occasion the pupils
In bta father's school, freed temporarl-
ly . from the restraint o f the elder
1 Chopin, arranged to have some fun
' with their tutor
When the commotion
was at Its height Chopin entered pnd
set himself to quell It.
He told the
hoys that If they would remain quiet
he would pley for them. He darkened
the room end started his Improvisation,
telling the skvlarkers a romantic story
o f u build o f robbers who upproacbiel a
house mounted by ladders lo tbs win
dows but were frightened aw a y by a
noise w it bln
T h ey Med Into a dark
wood where they fell Asleep under a
starry sky. Chopin by this time was
playing more and more aoftly. aa I f
neeklng to lull the robbers In the wood
and Incidentally the children In the
schoolroom to rest
When lie had sat
Istled himself Unit his hearers bad a<*
tually fallen asleep Chopin <*re|d from
the room and brought his parents to
look at them
ID* turned up the lights,
and the boys slept on until lie resested
htuiself at the piano anil struck a thrll-
Mug • hord. at which they all awakened
with a start.
j
Presidential Candidates.
U"(h political parties have a habit
of selecting comparatively poor men
for president. In (Ida generation there
has not been a Hch presidential candi­
date at leawt not rich as defined by
the American lexicon.
ItoiMevelt Is the richest Kepuhllcati
who was ever president or Itepubllcan
nominee for a sojourn In the White
House, Wilson. T a ft . M cKin le y, Cleve
land. Harrison. Garfield. Grant, Arthur.
Hayes, Johnson and Lincoln were not
rich.
Nor were the nominees. Including
Bryan, Mlalne and Hancock. |io»»e«*ei|
o f great fortunes.
Hniijiiel J. Tllden, however, was an
eXi eptlon to the general rule.
He
» i i a millionaire and was much the
wealthiest nominee o f either party
»lin e la-fore the civil war. In fact, be
was tha richest muu who ever ran for
president with any hope o f getting the
office.
WsKblngtoti was a rich man for his
Jav. t.ut his wealth was fa r less than
that |«i»»e»sed by Tllden.—Girard In
rMillHilelphla Ledger.
Stairs Waste Effort.
Elevators and other conveyances utl
, llzed ordinarily fur handling mateilaU
urn l>e u»ed also In conserving the
strength and Increasing the efficiency
o f I lie Work|tt-ople. It Is nothing |e*s
Ilian stupid to muke tired employees
climb dow n several (lights o f stairs at
the eud o f ■ long day's work when
there Hre elevators available and even
more stupid to make these people
cllndi up the *t:>lr* In the morning,
using unnecessarily a large
of
energy which might otherwise help t<>
tide them ov er the critical fatigue point
during the day.
It wmil.l I m * part of
wisdom to ln»tall elevators merely for
use o f the workers, even If they Were
of no use for handling materials
liability list
Some o f the heat recently oi iistriv ted
Fiovos* Marshal General ('ro w d er mills have Installed es ala tors f,,r thl*
rule-l that post og at the hoard head
pur|MMte Engineering .Magazine.
qi a lters of the list of men ordered to
The Hundred Years' War.
ippear eonrtltiite» lek»l notification
T h e orl-lu o f the lit u id r e l Years
It ther-fore is Incumbent upon all
registered men to h a m their red ink war was the king o f England's claim
Is the crown o f France.
Philip o f
iiiiinh« rn ul d i c e and to see that the
France left three sons, all o f whom
boaid headquarters is watched when
(lied without Issue. Slid the ntstn-M
tlo* list Is posted
’1 hose ordered up
male heirs were Edward 111., who vva*
11 so will be notified by mail, but the the nephew o f the three sons, and
period allowed for appearance will Philip <le Valois, who was Iheir cousin
count from the posting o f the ll»t.
T h e law lu Edward's claim 1* the Sail-
law, which passed over women, and
Edward owed Ids bliss! relationship to
hi* mother
Edward claimed that,
though Salle law applied to Ills mother.
Uoethaia. Denman and Whita Are
lM-lng a woman. It could not apply to
Eliminated.
him. Is-lng a man. *iu this dispute he
Washington. — Frestdeul
Wilson gau the w ar that lasted nearly a ecu
eh ane,. house in the shipping board tur.v. ending with the many victories
He eliminated Major General Hoe o f .loan o f Arc. which crushed the Eug
dials, William Denman and Johu M ll*h authority In France.
SHIPPING
amount
BOARD CHANGED
White from the hi ard and the enter
vfeucy fleet corporation, acieptin g the
proffered
resignations of Hoethals
slid W hite and requesting the resigua
lion of Mr. Denman.
T h e pretUI.nl then appointed Kd
ward N Hurley o f Chicago, former
member of the federal trade commis­
sion, to succeed Mr. Deuiuan.
Mainbrldge Colby of New Y o rk to
succeed Mr. White.
Hear Admiral Washington L. Capps
First Aiidre»s by German Chancellor. to succeed General Goethals
With the changes in the hoard will
( 'upenhagen. With the statement
that Hermuny s wlah is to conclude come a complete reorganization of
ll was stated officially thkl
peace at combatants who have suc­ methods
cessfully aicotiipliahed their purpose, the president now will insist that the
yet admitting the severity of the food work of building a merchant fleet by
situation. Hr (le o r g .Vllchuclls. the new die Culled State» proceed without auv
Imperial chancellor of Herniauy. made delay.
Ills first addresa before the Reichstag.
Dr MichacRs declared adherence to
Eighteen Injured in Train Wreck.
the submarine campaign us u means
Maker. Or.— Kighteen were Injuri
of husleiilng the end of the war, and when the O-W K & N. crack Ove
looked lightly upon the entry of the bind Lim ited
passenger and mai
United States Into the war.
train No 17 crashed head on into u
Bigger Game.
Booth Tsrklngton. vvh!'“ In New
York recently, was discussing the sub­
ject o f debt with a playwright friend
Ituown for tinpeciinlousness.
“ About $l,2ti0 would see me d e a r of
debt.” »a id the playwright. “ And 1 tell
you, Tark. I f I ever get out o f debt
oil' e I'll never get $1.2te> lu the bole
again.
It will he $ 12.000 next time.
No more piker gHines for me.” —N e w
York G lobe.
Salesmanship.
T h e lucre selling o f an article Is not
always p roof o f giwvil salesmanship
One observer declares, " I f a customer
Is persuaded Into buying something sin-
docs not want she will not com eback."
The best salesmanship Is that which
looka to the future In other words
which la based on the sound policy of
honesty.—Youth's <'oiiipnnlon.
London's Electric Service.
London has the most complicated
electric service in the world. It Is as
«cried, being dependent ii|»*n seventy
generating stations, under seventy .Ilf
fereu t authorities these delivering en
ergy generated at thirty-two dinercnt
voltages and ten different frequencies
2JMMI ton freight at Hindman, lti milts
Declaration of Independence by Finns. I east of here.
I ld s in g lo i s.
Finland.— A
conflict
with Itussla is regarded as Inevitable
Canada Grain Pries Fixed.
because of the action of the Fltinlih
No Clsw.
Toronto, Out.— T h e board o f grain
| diet lu adopting a bill granting lude
" I s the new bookkee|»er married?"
supervisors tor Canada has ruled that
peudence to Finland.
“ 1 dlllino.
lie 's one o’ them (lose
dating from August 1 next, the maxi
mouthed fellows. I f he has any troll
mum price of wheat, basis No. 1
hie he keeps It to himself.” - loudon
Loan Shows Faith In Ruaala.
Northern. In store at Fort William, Telegraph.
>
Washington — T h e United States
shall not exceed $2 4o a bushel.
emphasized Itn faith til the Kussian
Savage Advice.
government by extending It a further
Ella—
W
h
e
t
would you advise tue to
A viation Measure Passed.
i credit of 975.000.0ti0.
do with my voice, love'-
Id ly —Oh.
W ashington
The house bill appro when the man conies round you might
Government L ets Contract fo r Cycles. prlatlng $H40.0titMHMi for the aviation have It tunedi
Washington.— T h e war departnient service was passed by the senate with
has contracted for ri000 motorcycles out ameudmeut or a record vote and
Measure your mind's height by tbe
for the new arm y
with lass Uiau an hours discussion shade It casts Brow ntutf.
D e te rm in e
of
"Then I might just at well throw my grav­
ity hydrometer away?"
“ You said it, Mr. Motorist."
“ Listen, the boiling points of gasoline ab­
solutely control its starting qualities, accel­
erating qualities, power - giving qualities.
Gravity has nothing to do with it.
" T o get the most out of your motor, your
gasoline must have the correct series of
boiling points in a gradually rising, un­
broken chain— low boding points for easy
starting, medium boding points for quick
and smooth acceleration, high boding
points for power and mileage.
“ And only straight - distillation can give
this No mixture can embody all the hun­
dreds of intervening fractions necessary
for a perfect motor fueL
A Qmtinuous
R tT /
J
A
MeiiJuntflválb^ B m fs
fur iac ¿I^ >ivi sraucdk
aoceW itn on
'T o be certain of straight • distilled, utv-
nuxed gas, buy
RED CROWN
o f Q uality
7Ti0 C a w iiM
STANDARD o
COMPANY
UltfUUlil
Bcrflmg Points'
kfor poww 5'nuL^Jv*
L o r B o i » * to m i*
i ô r e ^ s ytftv tiT ìg
il
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