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Why That Lame Back? «tur mams i* un: \ % â U M '.W t * I I N f.D I V A h J M A I k l) ; (J o u i M i l k 7/i# Innnit/mritblf Itoli) t ornì / / ii * /V#/«*«| / im ##/ /ur |#ii'#i/n/« W -.t k • V. •"M* • . .U I. al. Ill f I.. «Il II lu II ■■•••( .. . » I. I I......I ... llo o b lw . •1 ' • I • '* ' I» l ' t l l i l l o - l f M | l ( » « l l i l ’ |lllll>l« IM ul I h U h I i I p M «<*I mh «I II moi » Al t fcAUINU ONUttttlIT« l'ol tip III II U* Ylii* WIDFMÀNN GOAT MILK CO. t * l i y • !* ■ « I ) 1 g fia J uk I ■ a Till of ■ the l*all ® Women don't B m ind tillin g t!i** knee-high supply can of ® g lit« new Sue - ■ _ lion-ford. Only a few inches to lilt. No »train* ing of back or ^ ■ THE N EW : SHARPLES SU C T IO N -FE E D a — ■i — ■ ■ ■ ■ ™ — ■ 'I h« Surllon f*-rd »kim» « Irjn, taut or blow, mill drlivrr* rvrn c fr.im. C .ip.*» jty im rr.iiM • wllh thr Rpml. C ome ill uml !• i tm -how you how it wurkv B iti»reel Indii utor or fm l i r « ! U)dt< »tor. B H STERLING FEED CO. The Judlrlouji advertiser not only takes the surest means uf directly benefiting bis own mes» ■ ■■ but his support Is a great aid to the newspaper lu Its work III upbuilding a roimnuulty, and Hi Its etforts to give tbe city a uewspaper tbr quality ami character of which ailvertlses the city as a live one from which the merchant gats au indirect--------- N tH I " - IVlkf SEASON IS OPEN SEASON Î EOÍTHE US H More Than Value ¿ Received TT Isn’t tlu* amount pnid for a * Cream Separator that makes it profitable n 't the returns re- < eived. I In« Separator may cost . yet ihe chance» urc the $75.(10 in- v.-stment will I«- the cheaper one of the two, hy doing more and better work, requiring less effort m.d lets cost for up keep for each «(..liar s|M-ni. I ) ( )N'T Is- content to use an old 1 ’ style machine year after year, -Imply because you have It. ('mod dairy practice dims not permit " s c r u b ” si. m k to eat their heads off, and fall he low n profit aide milk yield, simply tieeauae they hapiieii to Isdong to the herd. 1 is.m ars* demand. ;i con.innt ' improvement in the methane r.-il end ->f Ihe d.ilry as well ns ftimmt tin- slock. ( ' tVF me ;l . Il.in. r to .h o w Vo'l how llie ' (|h o i ..u Shb ri-.l II S , the World'« ke ro n l c l . . . ikimniing cream separator, w ill dive you nn.re than va lu e received. K N O W L E S & G K A B B lt AGENTS — c-v^s-.------- What j)yt Tu day It'a a battle uf w ilt—and brain * »In. Inns n don't count to much a» they used to (lit- srvat qui-Mlon now 1« "W h a t do you k n o w ? ” It draw« the line between failure end Micceae, between ■ poor Job and a good one. Muscle and W het do you know ? Have you «pedal ability 7 Could yuu "m a k e «mid " I n • big Job rlvht now 7 Fur 2t> year« the International Curreipond- enee Schools have been training men for better work and logger salaries I hey ran train YO U , no matter where you live, what hours you work, o r how little your education. Mark and mail tha coupon and f i n d o u t it won’ t obligate you In Ihe leeal. ------ i ■ — Ttaa sot nan« — ------ — — iattlanown coMfvowna i.noou.loi 8 9 3 , tormian n Siplaln rally about ytmrCour-e In Ihe -uhject marked Ml IS.U laeVa—rlaa l^AIIVI H I ISINI. i_,l III S I* I * , 'v ileritisn th lp ] ) l e r t r leni Nlenm Í » u i.« ; ■ é chu uleul HeelinnlenI D r i R I n f «rchltee tural j4H «)Nirft« t i ' r i . Afame__ AJJrtit n illM ntrafU t Gomnirrrlal l.«W ninrmins H ook k rapin g M ritog raph y Uu Hi® H im uml Monday tu 8«*p timber, Bring Hi«« Truth Day Thereof. Tin- Inumi of <'<|Uiili/.nti»oi will utt«*fi«l ut lite i'oiirl lion»»* in Lime «»unity uml piiltln ly « lutimi«' flu* u«»»*»»iii«*itt mil» uml nirn’i'i ull «•rroi» in wililtttmil, dr m * 11 pt inu or tpittlit !«*(« ol lumi», lot» or («tini pmpt'ity u»»«'»»rd I»y »ml» u»»«*» »«ir. And it »hull !»«• t!*«• duty u f p«*r»«»u» iiittf«'»ti'd to upp«‘tir ut the tun«* uml plu» »' uppuinft'd uml pic»«*iit th»*ir claim« un unV day from lb«* loth to th** UDii, illl'IUMlV D V. HI ICTON, ungili .!(»« County A»»«'»»or. p p ou ltfj H livn ih Civil Servie* H «.riman K y Mnl! Hervir«» nilalian «I roaoNii.ir.» nsM M H H TEUTON OFFENSIVE DECLARED WEAKENING “M in im u m C a rb o n iza tio n ” Russians Inflict Heavy Losses on Foe and Stem Tide of invasion. Surgeon General Gorg?n of tha United Staten army, who will raise a force of 40,000 surgeons for army serv ice. HOOVER TO CONTROL FOOD CF AMERICA i - .. r,.aj. -Ill consequence of the heavy losses infill ted on the Austro- Merman forces uml the desperai» re •litauce of the Itusslaus. says a tele grum received here from Odessa, the Teuton offensive on the Kou..iuniau front is deminiahiiig in intensity. Ile-perate engagements a r e being fought hy the itiixso Kouiiiuiilau forces and \iistro (Jeriuau armies along the itouiuantau front. In the center of tins battle line, at cording to the itus <lau nlfii ml statement, the Kussiaus and Kouiiiauiana repulsed strong Teu ton alia- ks along the Kokshaul Mar uTht railroad, then counter attacked tnd captured lifnu Mermans, only tu | retire later in the evening. lu southwestern Moldavia the Hus , s-au took the offensive, smashed the Teuton lines and captured a number of prisoners und four guns In western Moldavia the Austro- Mernians. after battles of great Inten sity. forced the Kuuinanians to retire to Ocna. In the course of a battle south of the Kiver I'ruth. on the frontier of Itoiimania and Hukowina. the Htis- sian entered the town of l.qkovlcs and took prisoner 1'bo officers and men. The Itussiaus also captured 200 Austro Germans and took three ma chine guns by wresting a height in that region from the enemy. The Itusslan war office report an nounced that the Austro Germans at tacked In dense waves near the village of Zarkov, southwest of Hrody. lu north, astern Galicia The statement adds that the Teuton offensive in the Zarkov region completely failed, with heavy losses. Washington - -The American gov- eriiineilt umsiiiii *- c ! control of tltc coun try's food supply wttli lh*- signing by I’ resldi-ut WII hoii of the admililatra tlon's food surve> and regulatory bills. Kornial announcement o f Herbert Hoover's appoint in-nt :nv food admlli- n o t ic i : for fu b l ic a t io n istralor wax mad. at the White H ouho Depart nirnt «»f th»* Interior, IJ. S. soon after the measure» were up lam i * > f f i c « * lit Ko»»*l»urg, Or«*gun An proved glint 14, IDI 7. 'I lie food administration plan for Noti«*«« i» hi*n*by gi\«*n that Churl«*» controlling wheat, flour alid bread re K. Mtt’ lnu«', uf Oukfidg«*, (>r«gt»u, who, »»ti F»*brunry -, 11#I 7, inaile uppln iit ion vea’s (but Ihe government 1» prepared t•» pm»'•l»n«»'f under *>•*«• tn»n 5 A« t Mun ti to tuke over the whole KMT wheal hur \ No. oloitjt», for thr HK1* uf vest If necessary lo conserve the sup HK *4 of H«*r lion .».I, Towiinhlp 20 H., K.tiige -» K. NV 1 1 lu ni «* t to M ««ridiali, hu» ply, obtaining just prices KxtublihhinK of bu)tng agencies at fil»*tl noi ir«« o f hi» intention to iniik«» final pitMif to <*»tuljli»h t lu un to th»* all the principal terminals. In .-nxlng laud ubovi* drnrubfd, lii'fofd \V. U. of elevators and mills, fixing of prices H om e.— l ’eace proposals made by Diliaid. I . S. CoiiiiuiMiionrr, ut hi» of to he considered la-r. regulation of th* Pope Henedict have been delivered to ti»«* ut Kug«*nt«, Or«*g<#n, on th*» 27th das niiddleiuati and of grain exehanges. all the lielligerenl governments. The <*f S*'pt«'mli«*r, ID17. Claimant name» u» wit nr»»«*»: .Arthur with the •lliiiinatluii of trading lu fu | pope suggests restoration of Belgium. K, D»'Suut»d, of (>akritlg»'( Or»*gon; A. C. tures, are th<- chief Matures of the Serbia and Itoiimania and peaceful MrClun«», of Oakridg«*, O n g u n ; J. H pluu 'Ihe licensing will begin Sep solution of the problems of Alsace- doling, of Spring!nd«l, Orrgouj S. K. tember 1. Lorraine. Trent, Trieste and I’olaud, \Valk»*i, of Diikridg*'. ()r«*gon according to r< ports received from NV. II. CANON, uughi »|*t2o R«’gi»trr. vati.au sources. STUDEBAKER FORD Hannon Motor Co., Phoenix W H. Wallingford, Portland “ have had minimum amount o f rarboru/aliun, and can hesrtdy rr» unti.M-nd Zfrolrnr.” “ we know that Z e ro le n e will give efficient and *ati«factory lu brics- EUROPEAN KIND, WAR tion." VELIE J* V j y HUDSON H. O. Harrivon Co.,San Krancisro Koetcli Motor Car C o., Sesttls “ we gladly recom m en d Z e r u k iH tar« and trucks.' for Velie : cai “ m any ow ner« o f H u d son car« u«e iZeri.lene. W e liear n o th in g hut praise fo r it.” Z E R O L E N E The Standard Oil for Motor Cars Endorsed by I-eading Car Distributors — became the records o f their service departments show that Zerolene, correctly refined from California asphalt-base crude, gives perfect lubrication— less wear, more power, least carbon de posit. D ralm Everywhere and at Our S erv ic e Station* Standard O il Com pany (Califurnu) What <Jo you warn anyway! A Sentinel classified ad. will get it for you. What do you want! Anyway a Sentinel class! fied ad. will get it for you. i ***^4**!*«***^** i M ***^4**^******4**C**:** % H o m e : c 7 V i a d e : F l o u r FO R PEACE PROPOSALS MADE BY POPE ALTA \V ....... . I ■ 1. 1 .1 t ■ • t ' . ! Timi morning lumen»"«« Ilio««* »liui|* pulii» when In.mling 01 lifting, make work u l)ur«l«*n uml rent im|>«#MÌble. D on ’t In1 liun<li(,ii|»|»F«| l»y u hmi Inn k look to your kidnttyi. You will mak«* no in i *«t ti k «* l»y tollowing Dii» f *«»! t u ^«* Drove r« »i«l«'iit’» «•iiiinpl«». \|r» C D. K o / inn, HOiith Smonti »tr<*i*t, *uy»: “ My look wu» lume uml »tiff »on»**!ime», without wanting -hurí» (»nifi» «ungili iim * ni tin* Militili of i il. A Imi or two of Domi ’» Kuln«*y Fili» 1 »t<»|i|»i’«l tin* puni mol put in y knlney» in g orni order. Tliey In» ve |n*eu u»«**l in my fninily with gom| r«*»ult», t o o .“ I * r i « a *# tifk*. ut ull tlruler». D on ’t »imply u»k f»»r u knlney r«u»#*«ly g«*t D om i’» Ki«lney Fili» thè »itine flint Mi». Ko/iiir liuti Fo»ter Milhiirn f ’o.# Prop Buffiti* M . * i ' ’ NUTICK O f MKLTINU OF HOARD OF ACTUALIZATION Separator ##>» o i l th * crrtim a lt th e Inti# Any i fhi r »rp.ir.itor will I»»*** t tram wlirn tluv bliickrn». Y«>«l < in t .ilw iy»tu m at r* o tlv lhr ri*F.t »peril N<» on« i . hi It ■ . mipotMiulr. T T .% . (il)KGAS Many Dumi P om IU oìik futi In* Inni l»v iiuv Hlnlntioil» young lutin ut woiiiun tu fin* flehl of rutlwuy «il rom no i »• ni I telegrnpliy. VN •• wni't u i i U I I i I m ' i of young n o n nini w ñuten to prepnre for the telegiuph tei n iee to fill N in u il*’ le» eu uiM*tl l»V the iifitiNUtt) draft mg >»f young men for the »igual imrp». l'repure t*» help ytnir eoiintrv. Write t otiti y for particular». The Kailwtiv 1**1 egtuph I until ut«*, Foitluiul, Oro. j-OulO ai nm. ■ GENERAL HOME PEOPLE Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour i } Wade by Cottage Grove j; Milling Company f Phone 80 | •M*M*M*M*»- *M*M*»«*> **»«* m '»«*.«*»»*M*»«**«*««*M*»«*««'««*—'*«*»«*♦/. A w ant ad. will sell it for you. NEWS ATTORNIO Y N O T IC E O F S C H O O L M E E T IN G M’ashington.— The state department Additional Japanese naval units acknowledges that it liu.l received un have Joined tin- aided forces in Kuro- Adiiuiüitrator ’■ Notice. • Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of .School District No. -15 o f I.ane Not ir«* i» h»r«d>y giv«*n that by uu or peuu waters, the British udiutrulty an uf tidal ki.ow'eiigc of Pope Benedict’s County, State of Oregon, that a School Meeting o f »aid district will be held at p. at»* propoiuis before news dis auditorium of High School building on the 27th day o f August, 1P1T, at 2:t)0 d»*r of thr ruutity «'unit of Lam* coun Dounccd. ty, Oregon, duly made uml «•iit»*r»,«i of o'clock in the afternoon to vote on the proposition o f levying a special district Ill Calirta. Hmiicanlans. Kussiaus. patches were received here. rerun! ttic «dh day ut Aiigu»t( JPI7, in Within tlie entente diph.malic cir tux. Germans and \uslrmtix are lot ked In th«* mutti'r of thr r»tulr of Mary A. The total »mount o f money needed hy the district during the fiscal year be Taylor, «J«*rraanl, th** uiulrr*ignr<i, llur A scries of h aul-s. whhil nave been cle the opinion wax freely and prompt ginning on June Is, KMT, and ending on June 20, liMx, is estimated in the fol ly expressed that the peace proposal lowing budget und includes the amounts to be received from the county school v«*v Taylor wu» «July appointed admin in firogress for days. mtrutor o f »ui«l f»tut«*. Thirty two persons wop killed anil was inspired by Germany and wax an fund, state school fund, .special district tax, and all other moneys o f the district: All prrmifi» busing claim» ugum»t BUDGET *.'? were injured hy tin- Imtnl s dropped attempt to split the allies in a con »«id rafutr an* hereby rrqulrrd t«> pr«* K S T 1M A T K D E X P E N D I T U R E S flicting ilisi ussion of their war aims. hv G. rniun rai levs on southeastern -«•ui thrm duly vrrifird a» r«*<juir«*d bv If an Inference n ig h t be drawn Teu law to »uni udruiniMtrator nt th«* law Knglisii coast towns Sunday Clerk's salary ______________ ______________________________ $ 100.00 of fir«* of Alta King, Fimt National men. 1J women a id nine children from "the undercurrents which were Advertising and printing _________________________________ 20.00 Dank building, t'ottag«* Drovr| Oregon, were killed 10.00 Thirte.-n men. IS wo started in official circles by the re- Election b o a r d s _______________ within »ti month» from thr date of tin» men and 12 i h.ldren were injured. 25.00 ix.rt, a trained observer would venture Census ___ ______ ___ ____ __ ____ ________ ____ . .. ________ U«»t 1 er. Superintendent .................................. 1,350.00 The Krenv h forces made further the opinion that the proposal is one Dated thin Sth «lav o f Augunt, ] ft 17. Stationery uud postage____________________________________ 15.00 « 1,540.00 1IAHVKY T AYLOR , i progress against the German positions wlnih could be discussed in good faith nngp »pt(I________________ Admini.ntrator. on the Belgian front. The French men by tile allies hut thut It does not meet Instruction: 1 0 ,61)5.00 broke Into the German lines, occupied their war a.ms. It was indicated that Teachers’ salaries 10.00 A L T A KIND. ATTORNEY several farms to the east of Bix a peace proposal coming from the 'lext books fur indigents.... . so.no Stationery and supplies....... pope— the first actual proposal of the achoote und » c l of l.augwark. and 10,790.00 Miscellaneous 35.00 Administrator’ » Notice. kind to com e from th e"Vatican— would Notire î» Imrrby givrn that by an or captured u number of inacliltie guns. . I non vsarily have to be considered Operation: Andrew llotiur Law. the govern «1er of th«* county court of Lane conn- ¡ ..$ 1000.00 ty, Or**gon, «Inly miulc and rntrred of ment spokesman in the liottse of carefully atm Uelib« lately and that ari Janitors’ salaries___ 200.00 record tbr Hth day of Augunt II»17, in ¡ rotiitmitu. told th - members of the answer convincing to the world would Janitors * supplies .... Fuel _________ ______ 400.00 the in a 11 •* r of thr «*»tiitr of Jo»«»ph IV necessarily have to be made. lowi-r house that the government had telephone ................. . 50.00 Taylor, «l^•«•«•ll»«•«lt tin* un«lrr»igned, liar 100.00 Ary Taylor wu» duly appointrd adnnn ’ decided that permission to a 11 < nd the Light uud power.... ...................... .. 138.00 -nternutioual socialist conference at intrator o f naid rntate. Plumbing and sundry repairs__ 25.00 19 10 00 All prrnon» liiisiug claim» again»! Stockholm would not lie granted to »aid «'»tut«* urr hrr«*by required t«> pro- ! British delegates. Would Apply to Plants Whose Prod Maintenance: »«•lit them duly vérifié«! an rr«|uirrd by • ucts Go Into Interstate Commerce. Two Krein h av tutors dropped Building repair ............................... . « 200.00 law to naid adninintrator at thr law 2 0 0 .0 0 Washington.— Many petitions from Upkeep o f grounds, paving assessments, etc... ««flic«* ot Alta King, Fimt National' bombs on Frank ort-ou the Msin, one 100.01) lilt il k building, Cot tug«* Drove, Oregon, of the most Iniportunt cities of the western states asking congress to take Repair o f equipment. t.s/ no 1X7.00 within fix month» from thr «bit«* of this 1 Get man empire, having a population some action to check 1. W. \V. activi Insurance .................. not ice. of t tore than floo.oon \ French offi ties were presented in the senate. The Equipment: Dated thi» Nth dny «»f Augunt, I!• 17. i d a l stilt -ment, turnout d u g the raid, comment which accompanied their Apparatus and equipment..... 100.00 IIAUVKY TAYLOR, I in 00 10.00 aligli »ptH Administrator. says it was In retaliation for the Oer presentation showed dearly that sen Library .... .................. ............. . man aerial Imniliariltnent of Nancy | ators were seriously thinking of Other Payments: uud the region north of Paris. ALTA KIND. ATTORNEY I means to remedy (lie situation. Bunds to redeem....................... 1,0 0 0 .0 0 Senator Poindexter n (erred to pet! Bond interest to pay........ ............................................. 2, 100.00 Notice of Final Settlement. Warrant indebtedness ............................ ............ ....... . 1 , 0 0 0 .0 0 Notice i» hereby given that the under »igni*«! adunili»!nitor o f the estufe o f | 1,075.00 water 1.timber company and its era- Manual training i including teacher's salary)...... .l«d»n tiii F. Walker, deceased, tins filed in Hume economics (including teacher’s salary). .1 2 5 .0 0 A9 ricultoral Conference ‘,lo>*‘s 1,1 lus ' wl,*‘ h era Interest uu warrants..... the county court o f Ionic county, Ore Interstate 4 0 0 .0 0 14,|ll() 00 gun, his t'inal uceoiMit ns such BUiitinis Called at Spokane | Plo.v ‘‘8 sa,|l (bey did not want to strike trator and that Tuesday, the 2Xth day | but were threatened with violence by Emergency fund to above items.................................................. 200 ot) o f August, I HI 7, sf the hour o f 11 Pullmuu, W a s h —-President K. O. o'clock u. hi . o f said dav, has been fixed Holland, of 'Vauli .gton Stule ('tillege, the 1. W. \V should they not do so. Total estimated amount o f money to be expended for all «29,437.00 hv said court as tin- time for hearing Both the company und the employes, | purposes during the year........................._____ _____________ KST I M ATKJ) RECEIPTS any objections to said report and the received u req le s t (rum Secretary the Washington senator »aid. wire settlement thereof. From county school fund during the coming school year.... $ 4,000 00 Houston, of the department of ugri agreed on the principle ol tlie eight- Horn thikxtutc school fund during the cutuing school year KoBKKT K. WAl.KF.K, 1,300.00 culture, asking that urrungements tie Al.TA KING, Administrator. hour day in lumber camps. He intro High School attendance..................... 2,000.00 ■nude for uu interstate con ference tu Attorney fur estate. jlv2ti nk’.'t duced a bill establishing an eight hour i Tuition ........... .......................................................... 25.00 Spokane August 2 ' and 21 to discuss 100.00 day for all lumbering and wood work Manual training, home economics, sundries... The merchants who advertise nmke it Taxes due from KMti levy................................... winter wlital und rye seeding prob .. 4,000.00 jxissiblc for von to have n good news ing plants whose products find their ( ash on hand...................... ....................................... ....................... 200.00 paper, and for Mint renson ninne they lems. » a y into Interstate commerce. Total estimated receipts, not including the money to be deserve your consideration. Seventy five persons from eight The Sentinel should be in every home received from the tax which it is proposed to vote........... «11,625.00 of Ihe Pottage Grove country. * * * states will be in atteudauce, he said France Suspends Duty for Americans. RECAPIT ULATIO N l>r. K A. I’eurxon uud two others will | Total estimated expenses for the year.... ................................. «29,437.00 Washington. -1’a‘ kagea from home Total estimated receipts, not including the tax to be voted 11,025.00 represent the depart ment uf ugrir ul for American soldiers are to lie pass turn. ml hy the French government duty j Balance, amount to be raised hy district tax......................................... .....«17,.1I2.I>9 Billiards and Pool The amount of money to be raised by this special tax is more than the amount free and without unnecessary delays Guardsmen In Raid on I. W. W for examination, according to a letter raised hy the special school district tax in the year immediately preceding this, Oakland. Gal. S- nr- s of national to the state department from Ambus I lus six per cent. It is necessary to raise this additional amount bv special levy for the following reasons: guardsmen raided the Oakland head sailor Jusserund. 1st. To meet the running expenses o f the school nnd to pay outstanding quarters of the Industrial Workers of warrants consisting o f about «4,ti0n.00. CIQAR STO R E the World and i arrled out the orgnnl Farmer President Taft Is Recovering 2nd. To pay «1,000.00 o f the bonded indebtedness o f the school district, trd. To meet increased expenses o f the school district, such as the salary o f ration's literature and records and Clay Center. Kan -I', rmer Brest CIGARS, TOBACCO. CANDIES made a bonfire of them in the street dent William Howard Taft, who was an additional high school teacher, made neeexsary by increased attendance. NUTS AND SOFT DRINKS 4th. A twenty per cent reduction o f the value o f the real estate o f the school The raid was sa il to he the outgrowth taken sick here lust week, was declar district was made after the levy last year, causing a deficit. of an ai!e„ed attack upon two sol ed out of Immediate danger by his Dated this 25th dny o f July, 1917. Attest: ]| j RHLNN diers, two weeks ago. physicians. VSORTil li \R\ KY, District Clerk aug29 16 Chairman Board o f Directors. General Control: 8-HOUR BILL INTRODUCED Water ......................................... TO DISCUSS FOOD PROBLEM !Uun* lu‘ ha,‘ “Mei' ,Ml fro,n ,h* near Enjoy a Pleasant Evening at THE E A G L E W einhard’« Luxo’ on Draught a