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Newspaper Page Textm *g B 8 L _ • IUI SAM I Pure U N IW It rt£NCO rVAPOMA^ritÜ _ D O N 'T G out M ilk i a r » * t u r lN | l i r a k l i t o i 1 ludailHM tatiU t iiU r n ilu ili or «toutat-lB m I»U. W ASTE ANO TH ER GEN HUNTER LIGGETT “Splendid Lubricating Qualities” DAY Much Legislation Will Have to W hfn yott tire worrieil i»y ImckHt-be; Hy Ism ene«« unii urinury dlsordsr» - | Re Disposed of Before Itoti'I experiment w ilb un untrieif tneilie ine. Adjournment. '/‘/l* In riH ii/H irtih lf l la h » f ’<##>«/ 7 A « /Vf/iu( 1 04ni j o r iH valiili W u tk i R V T U IQ CONGRESS EXPECTS TO 0 1 I n lO quit |N SEPTEMBER G •**!*•• PAIGE Follo«« t'o ttliM (irnve p c o p lr’» eiuin pie. W ash in gton .- The le (l»lu tlv e pro l'ae Dimn'a Kitlney l ’ ill». P u l u p lu l l ta«. l i t t » Mere'a f'ottu ge llrnve teeliinony. gram m e rem ain in g fot tin- extra aea V e r ify it if you «viali: f*lty«M • •*« • H i y * I '•>«*•« w C «I aioli of congrega has auaunied aui-b def ] A lfred Donili ile, retired fltrpenfer, Dilli form (hat leudera expn-aami hope ! 1.12» r i f t b Mtreet, asya: " I bave for u vacation about Septem ber 15, or j I In Ite II Domi 'a Kidney P ili* ori aev ' ernl oreualnna when tny kidney» hnve nui luler lliun Ociober I. needeil attentinn nini niy Inn k Ini» been Included In 1 lie program m e for dia- 1 lume, THey liuti- slwnys given nn- «pica- poaal w ithin the next three or four | did remili». ” weeks are: l'rire lille, ut ull denterà. Don 't The |2.(imi, non mil) war lax bill. »im ply n»k for u kidney remedy gel ® Women don’t A new wui budget authorizing about D otili'» K idney P ili» thè »lime thnt g m in d f i l l i n g Mi Ih minili- inni I « 1 1 ■ r M ilbiim • ' « , $7.5 no,ooo.oyo In bonda, probably at 4 ilia knee bigli a supply can o f l ’ ro|.»„ R n ffn lo, N. Y. s u g t l 10 pi r cent, for fo ri ber loan » io tha a lile « g Hie new Sue* and to re tire the f.i.ooo ooo ooo o f 3 ’ j lion-feed. Only per cent bond» already authorized and No Clolni» of Exemption A a few im he« to Tin- Lu n e eonnty exemption hoard an providing for $2.imo.odo ooo o f cert If I- _ lift. N o «train fur hn» u reeord o f I <M> per rent eligildea caiea o f Indebtedfiean and a like ing of bock or for nrinv »er vi ce in exiiininntion» mode. 31 anna. ■ amount o f amali denom inai tou war 1 Hu t three men bnve been examined und H THE NEW ■ oli bave I...... found phyairully fit nini aavlnga c e rtific a te » mine bave e lai (ned exemption. The men __ A deficien _ ....... cy appropriation rneaaure examined bave heeu realdeiit» nf other „ g u r ,.* ,!|,,K between $li,Olio.ÜOÜ.mit» und «lutea. They lire: Knilen Hi-ott, Ann a S U C T IO N - P E E D m Mateo, I'n iif,; Hiirold A llo Hexton, $7,000 000.000, now being piepun-d hy Htoekton. C alif., and B verett Hbimmln, Un- houae npproprlntlona committee. M ajor General L iggett, commander Vparalnr gr<> alt IS» tTram mil li< _ The adm lnlatration tradin g wlth-the- ■ « i m . Anv oilier aryaralur will ■ I Hkngit county, Wnah. of the Forty-firat, national guard divl- _ i iratn wlien Ilia ipm l «lackm«. You _ enemy bill, which panned the houae a tan l alwayalurn «1 exactly lh« rlaht ■ aion, to be m obilized at Palo Alto, Cal. A wnut ad. w ill »ell it. ipwd. No ona can It'a MvpoMlble, Jul) 11 B «peed Indu ator or no aprad iiii I h ator. ■ 1 Sin tain Im l akntta clean, leal or T h e ttdm lnletratlon meuaure for In- N O T IC E O f M E E T IN G OP B »low, and dellvna even cream. Capac ■ board o r e q u a l iz a t io n •uranee o f so ld ier» and »allora. tty liu reaaea with the apeed. I nine ui B and l< I ua »how you liow it woika. ■ The W ebb export trade bill, peace I On lb « Macuud Monday In Hep tern ber, I resolutions. In the senate, extension o f 1 Being the Tenth Day Thereof. the espionage a d und several m inor The hiiunl o f rquuli/.ut lui. «vili uttend measures. «*1 l i i l « t t l i l « M ta iM u ililto N i A? t IA O IN U McKlnncy-Cor/MocorCu .Phianii "w * cannot «peak too highly o f th« «pLndid lubricating quali* turn o f ZsroUna.” o m io o ic r i WIOEMÀNN GOAT M ILK CO. ■ W IN T O N Th« Winton Co., S«n FrarcUte “ W « UM ZcroLfM extensively. It ia giving entitv Mtiafactlon.’* Just ■ a T ilt o l ■ the P a ll Endorsed by Leading Car Distributor« — because the record« o f their vervice department» show that Zerolcne, correctly refined from California asphalt-ha>e crude, give« perfect lubrication — lesa wear, more power, least carbon deposit.“ Dexleri everywhere in/ it our lervite Rstioiu. T il* Judicious advertiser not only lake* til* Mirent ------ meanx of d ire c tly ------- ----- b en efitin g hm ow n ----- -- ' --------buxineaa--------------- but bU support la » greet old to tbe newspaper lu Ita work in — uplmlldlug a community, and In tu e f iurta to g iv e tbe — city a newspaper-------- the quality and character of which advertise» tbe rtty -------- aa a Uva no» frum which the merchant g e t» an Indirect--------- ------ — return ---------------- till Wilkins kill.,’!) (Ill I SMMMIHf. • N IT E D C S T A T E fO (V K A M S E PA R A TO R NO T1CE r o K P U B L IC A T I ON Depurtuu-ut ut thè iuleriur, l . S. loiiid O ffic e ut Kimelniig, Ori-gnu, Au guai l i , lu i;. .Suini- i» hi-rchy g i«c n thut t'hurle» K. M e lis s e , o f link luigi-, Ori-gnu, alili, un l'i-lu iiui ) 2, lu t i, umile applicai uni to puieknee, under »eetion 5 A et Mureli -I, i#h/, .No. (»101120, tur thè BKVa o f h h 1,« o f Mectluu DII, T »«iU »h ip 21» 8., Raggi- .1 h , W illuniettv Mt-riuian, ha» | t ileo uulice o f hi» intcutiuu tu uiuke turni proof to eatabliah eluuu to thè lumi ubo ve deeurìbed, bc-tore W, H «*iIlurd, l . M. t'ouiiuiuMuuer, at hia o f lu e ut Kugi-gn, Oregon, un thè 27lli duy I ut Mepteiuoer, IU17. ('Iiiiuiunt nume» a» wttneaees: Arthur K. DeNnutel, o f Oukridge, Oregou, A. C. Mi ('lune, o f Oukridge( O regon; J. U. Youug, ut h prin gfieiil, O regon; H. K. Aulker, o f Oukndge, Óreguii. VV. ti. C A N O N , nuglii »pt2l» Regmter. ALTA K IN G , ATTO RNKY Administrator's Notice. A Clean Proposition //"every dairyman's wile could vole V when cream aaparator* are n-v Inr elrvium. a I). S. CKKAM SKH\K A- TDK would .ilw.iv« win, handle down. creamery mini 4 <-r« knew I he */ unssmtary condition ol many arp- aratorawhahenvelhein. ila-ywuuld be even more urgent lor the u«e ol U. ft. SEPAK ATOKA //"the buyer« of cre»merv proilnct« knew Ihil I he poor keeping qual- Itte«of boiler c*n usunlly lie traced in linpei lo ily cleaned «ep iratorw, they wci.ild call even »till luuder far the US SEPARATOR,whbii»unequalled reputation lur clcunhueea. I f yua will let mr ah-iw you how much *J r tiler ll 1« III keep I he 11 S SKI*- AKA I'OKcle.inand ruall«M inside sad out thin other «linllar device«. how ■pm klv lhe inerhanlr«l wu«her wr.il>«. w ilili and drW-»the«kiiiimini part«. - then viei will tie 11 « pleitaed to own a II S SK"ARA D>K a* I «.n to intro duce them. After 1 .th w you, sec if you can find any oilier separator sit »un it i y. If you cannot then buy a II. £ *t:«e W o r ld 's R e c o r d 1 love- sk im m in g sepsruntr. KNOWLES & ORABER AGENTS Nun..- ■■ hereby given that by an or der uf the county court o f Luue couu ty, Oregon, duly made and entered o f lerurd tbe <>tb duy o f Augunt, 11*17, in the mutter o f the estate o f Mary A, I s« lor, deceased, the undersigned, H ar vey T a ylo r wus duly nppoiuted adm in istrator o f said estate. A ll persons huviug claims uguinst »aid estate ure hereby required to pre sent them duly ve rifie d un required by luw to »aid administrator at tbe law o ffic e o f Altu King, First N ational Hunk building, Cottage Grove, Ureguu, within nix months from the date o f this notice. Dated this 8th duy o f August, 11» 17. H ARVEY TAYLO R, uugh »|it(i__________________ A dm inistrator. ALTA K IN O . ATTORNKY Administrator’• Notice. N otice is hereby given thut by an or ■1er o f the county court o f Lane conn- ty, Oregon, duly mude and entered o f record the lith day o f August 11*17, in the matter o f the estate o f Joseph 1*. Taylor, deceased, the undersigned, H ar vey Tuylor was duly appointed admin istrator o f said estate. A ll persons having elaims ugniti»! I said estate are hereby required to pre sent them duly verified as required by 1 law to suid adm inistrator at the law o ffic e o f Altu King, First N ational Hunk building, Cottage G rove Oregon, within six months from the date o f this ! indire. Dated this 8th day o f August, 11*17. H A R V E Y T A Y I.O R , augi* sptd Adm inistrator. *N «* e r Mind f * * * ALTA K IN G , A T T O R N E Y WuKhlngton.— T h ere w ill be more than 100,000 U. 8. troops In France before snow flies It is »aid that am ple »hipping fa cilities are already available for the transport o f troops a » soon an they are ready. T h e order of their goin g ha* been WaHhlngtoii. D C.— T h e United i ten tatively mapped out. with th e ''r a in StMteu MUd ilu allies fuce a wheat de- i bow." New England, New York. Uenn- flclt o f 4m» 01*0 I10U hUHlielu Ulileaa uewr 1 sylv anla aud Illinois dlvlalona favored ecoiiom ha ure Intrudm ed. declared ! for the first chance because they have Herbert H oover In appealing again to ' been organized as d ivision al units for the Am erican people to elim inate som e years. Waste ami to conserve wheat by Bub 1 he new a o f the su fficien cy o f the al It lltllir oth er cereals. shipping at hand fo r trausport service ' The a llies." »aid Mr. H oover In a cam e from the shipping board, con form al statem ent, “ are l»olsted from firm ing the prediction made by Sec those markets, other than Canada and retary Daniels three weeks ago tu the the United Stales, on which they were e ffe c t that when the tim e cam e the accustomed to rely before the wsr. ] »h ip » would be at hand. It Is known "T h e deficit o f 40(1.1100.t»(»0 bushel*- here that many more than the original can be a( h ast p artially overcom e If | Pershing expedition are already In we ran Increase exports from 88.000,- I France. 000 to 22 o.non.non hu»tu la. T ills can be accom plished If we w ill substitute | one pound o f other cerea l» for one I pound o f wheat flou r w eekly per per A total o f 114 Germ an airplanes son: that la. If we reduce our con-j have been brought Uowu during the Hiimption o f wheat flou r from fiv e , past week In fierce sky figh tin g that pounds per we k to four puuuds per has beeu lu progress in counection w eek per pel »on. with the allied offensive. " I t w ill be no privation to us and The French and Dalinns have start w ill reduce the privations o f our al ed monster o ffe n s iv e «— the French lie s “ against the Germ ans near W rdu n and the Italian s against the Austrians ,U C T ». . n p yro H v O lR L L U n lC T i from the region o f Plava to near the headwaters o f the A d ria tic sea W alla W alla V alley G row ers Finance There has been a considerable s tif ' Scheme o f Saving W aste Fruit. fening in the front in Koutuauia aud W alla W alla. W ash .— A fruit drying also in Kussia In the region o f Vtlua. plant with a capacity of 20 tona a day South o f Crosechtt. southern Moldavia, is to be In operation at the state the Kusslaus have made a stand prlaoti within 30 days, work o f exes against attacks o f the teutonic allies vating for the k iln « having been start- and repuloed them. od Culls and the ordinary waste fruit ^ Both the British and French con of the va lley w ill be handled. tinue to make salll) s at various points T h e plant w ill be ready fo r the ap aud to strengthen the positions won ple crop this fall and when that Is in the rec«-«t fig h tin g In Flanders. The handled. If potatoes are cheap, they Canadians around l-ens d aily are b it w ill be dried. Other vegetables w ill ing fu rther into the German line and likely be pul through the drying pro now have the coal center virtu a 'lv sur cess. rounded. M a ils W alla valley grow ers have The airm en o f the allies are w ork financed the scheme to the extent of ing havoc with the German flyers and buying the m achinery and equipment, ou German works fa r behind the lines. which is to be installed in the old Jute In aerial raids the allied machines (t ill warehouse. H ere the fruit which have bombarded numerous towns, r a il ordinarily would go to w aste Is to be way stations aud cantonments, the dried by con vict labor. T h e state will raids exten din g as far as Selzaete, charge tolls fo r doing the work. A fte r near the Dutch boroer. 18 miles from deducting the share o f fruit for doing Ghent, which also received a v is ita the dryin g the rem ainder w ill be re tion. turned to the owuer to be disposed of. In Roum anla the Austro Germans have forced back the Kounianians on Italians Take 10.000 Prisoners. both sides o f the Olluz and Trotus va l Home.— T h e Italians in their offen leys, according to the Berlin o ffic ia l slve ou the Isouxo front have crossed communication. In the form er sector the Isouxo riv e r slid already have ta more than lutkil Kounianians and 30 ken 1U.OOO prisoners. It was o ffic ia lly machine guns fell Into the hands o f announced by the war department. the Invaders, while In fle h tin g on the Guns and many nisi hilt - guns have Sereth riv e r 2000 additional prisoners been captured by the Italians, and the were tuken. Austrtaus have suffered serious loss. HOOVER REQUESTS MORE ECONOMIES j What Dye B illia r d s a n d P o o l ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■■ — ■ mmm T t A t t O U T M I N I LjADVimniNL JOIvM > s |« mw I h jMaatrWwl ” lUomniffriil Ijw JN«MB m JooHiaiplftl jlll«U# " .Stenography IlsahslMl OraftUf JTI y M s«rvlr* .Ky Mali Sarvlra J* m >I»9—rttl Nam*__ A lè rti i - THE E A Q L E CIGAR Ita lia n A NISH STORE O IO A R 8, TOBACCO. NUTS AND SOFT C A N D IE S D R IN K S Weinhard'a Luxo’ on Draught EUROPEAN WAR NEWS AT PRISON N otice o f Final Settlement. N otice is hereby given that the under signed adm inistrator o f the estate o f j John F. W alker, deceased, has filed in Troop s W reck I. W . W. Hall. the eiiiiuty court o f Lane county, Ore I’ort Angeles, W ash.— A number of gon, his fin al nreoimt ns such ndminis trator and that Tuesday, the 28th day guardsmen. Including gusrdsm en from | o f August, lt t l7, at the hour o f II the cutter Snohomish, w recked the o ’clock a. m. o f said day, has been fixed by said court ns the time for hearing Industrial W orkers o f the W orld heud uny objections to snid report and the quarters here, throw ing the furniturc settlement thereof. and heaps o f literature Into the bay. Tu day It'« « b»ttl« of wit« «nd brains win. R O B E R T K. W A L K E R . Muii'l« «nd brawn don't rounl »0 much they A L T A K IN G , Adm inistrator. u««d to. Th« grc»t .motion now 1« wh«t do you know? " It draw* the tin« between f.llur« A ttorn ey fo r estate. jly2ti n2.'l Am erican Qcldiera W ill Train In Cuba. and »liter«*, between ■ poor job and ■ good on«. W ashington.— Cuba's o ffe r to pro What do you know ? lUveyou aperlal ability J Could you ’' make good " Is a btg job right now r vide a ninbtli/atlon and training Enjoy a Pleasant Evening at ground for some Am erican forces ha» Kor M year* the International Corrrapond- enca School» have been training men for better work and bigger aalarlaa. 1 hay can train YOU. been accepted. T h e number or de so mattar whare you llva. what hour* ydu work, scription o f the forces to he sent can or bow llttlw your education. Mark aad m il Ike ceopeo and find eat It wea't obMeale yen not he dl»< Insed for m ilitary reasons. la tbe lean. lantw'SMt cwneamaci ternsi.bn « 9 3 , tr a i n a. STANDARD O IL C O M P A N Y (Cali turai») 100,000 TROOPS IN FRANCE BY FALL ut tbe riiurt hou»e ili lame county unii puhln ly e t unii in- tbe u»»ejMiueut roll» unii .a r r c it ull error» in «uluutum, de »e ri pi iun or q.iu lltic» ut lami», Iota or •Jllur piuperfy ua»e««od hy aueh uaae» »or. Ami it »bull he tbe duty o f peraon» inlereated tu appeur at tbe lim e inni pince Uppmiited alni prr»ent tbeir cimai» mi uuy duy frinii Ih» Un li to thè 241 h, 1 inrluuive. li. P. B L K T O N , ungili .lllr County Aimeuaor. L ovatt In Control o f Transportation. W ashington — G overnm ent control o f the coat Industry moved a step nearer when President W ilson form al ly named Robert S l.ovett. o f the war industries board, director o f priority of transportation and approved an o r der issued by Jtidae Lovett directing that rail and atranislilp lines give bituminous coal shipments to the northwest preference o ver all other freigh t movem ents. FORD Fihy- Atterbury Sale« Co., Lov A n fri't— “ «ottlod on Y.rro- line after extensive test«.’’ Z E R O LE N E The Standard Oil for Motor Cars : SHARPLES : STERLING FEED CO. CHEVROLET I W. Lrjvitt ^ C o ., Lu« An|tlr* "Zerulene ia our choice for Chevrolet ca n ." For trftctor*, Tornirti« H rav y Duty I« eipeci. I »liy fccoBuneoéed. t / ( What do you want anyway? A Sentinel classified ad. will get it for you. What do you want? Anyway a Sentinel classi fied ad. will get it for you. 1 Home : cTVlade : Flour | FOR HOME PEOPLE Pride of Oregon. Soft Wheat Flour H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour Made by Cottage Grove j :|; | «*• Milling Company | Phone 80 - | _ — A want ad. will sell it for you. NOTICE OF SCHOOL M EETING. N o tice is hereby given to the l-.-gul voters o f School District N’ o. 45 o f Lane County State o f Oregon, thut a School M eeting o f said district " i l l he held at :*uditorium o f high sehool building on the 27lh day o f August, 11*17, at 2:tMJ o ’clock in the afternoon to vote on the proposition o f levyin g tt special district tnx. Th.- total «mount o f money needed b y the district daring the fiscal ye: r be ginning on June 18, 11*17, and ending June 30, 11*18, is estimated in th** fo l hunt lowing budget »nd includes the amounts to be received from the county --*.....1 fund, state school fund, special district tax, and all other moneys o f th district : BUDGET E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S General Control: C lerk 's salary ________________________________ ____ — y-------$ A dvertisin g und printing ....------------------------------ — -- ----- El. rt ion boards ...... ...... — . —— — .—-------------------— Census _______________________ ________ _____ __________ _____- Superintendent ........... ................ .......... ...... — --- ------------- Stationery and pus.age _____________ — ------------------------- Instruction: Teachers’ salaries ___________________ T ext iKM.ks for in digen t»_____________ Stationery und supplies....................... Miscellaneous ..................... .................. 100.00 30.00 10.00 35.1*0 J,.i50.00 15.00 $ 1,540 00 ___.$ ] 0,065.00 10.00 ___ Operation: J a n ito r»' salaries _______ _____________ .la n ito .s ’ supplies ___________ ________ - Fuel .......... ............................................. Telephone .... - ___ _____________________ »Ü.IM* 35.00 10,790.00 1 , 000.00 200.00 400.00 50.00 100.00 135.00 25.00 Light and power ........... ............... ..... ■ Plumbing and sundry rep air»............ Maintenance: Building repair .............................. ......... Upkeep o f grounds, paving assessment», etc________________ Repair o f equipment ................. ..... ........ Insurance _______ _________________ ____ Equipment: Apparatus and equipment.................. ..... L ib rary ...... .... .............. ........... ......... ...... .4* Other Paym ents: Bonds to red eem ................................................... ........ .... $ Bond interest to pay ................. ......... ...... .......... ............ ... . W arrant indebtedness .................. .................................. ..... Manual training (including teacher's s a la ry )_______J_____ Home econoinirs (including teach er’s s a la ry )___________ _ Interest on warrants ..................... ................. .................... .. 1,910.00 200.00 209.00 100.00 187.00 687.00 100.00 10.00 110 00 l.OlMI.OO 2,800.00 8,000.00 1.075.00 825.00 400.00 14,109.1*0 Emergency fund to above it e m s _______ ___________ _______ 300.00 1 etal estimnted amount uf money to be expended fo r all purposes during the yea r................................. ..... .. ............ ___________ 629,437.00 E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S From the county school fund during the coming school year... ........6 4,000.00 From the state school fund during the coining school yea r........ ........ 1,300.00 I High School attendance ______ ____ _____________ ________________ ______ 2 , 000.00 Tuition ...__ _________ __________________ ___________ ___________ ___ ...... 25.00 Manual training, home economics, sundries.................... ............ _____ 100.00 Taxes due from 11*1(1 le v y ...................................... ............ ............ _____ 4.000.00 Cash on hand ..................... ........................................ .......... ........... _____ 200.00 | Total estimated receipts, not including the money to be received from the tax which if is proposed to v o te ........... .611,625.00 R E C A P IT U L A T IO N Total estimated expenses fo r the y e a r...........1.... .................629 437.00 | Total estimated receipts, not including the tax to be voted 11 «25.00 Balance, amount to be raised by district ta x ............... ....... ....... ............... 617.81200 ■ •rn a to rff Sent to Turkey. The amount o f money to be raised by this special tax is more than the »mount Am sterdam .— Count von Hernstorff, j raised by the special school district tnx in the year im m ediately preceding thin, the form er German ambassador to the ! phis six per cent. It is necessary to raise this additional amount by special levy for the follow in g reasons: United States, has been appointed, « c 1st. T o meet the running expenses o f the sehool and to pay outstanding British Colum bia to B « Dry in October. cording to the U eilln Voaslsehe 7,eit- warrants consisting o f nhout 64,900.00. V ictoria. H C — T h e province of nng. to represent Germ any at Constan 2nd. T o pay 61,000.00 o f the bonded indebtedness uf the school district. Brltnxh Columbia will becom e prohlhl 3rd. T ° meet increased expenses o f the school district, such ns the salary o f tinople. tlon territo ry on O ctober 1, under a nn additional high school teacher, made necessary b v increased attendance. Ith. A tw enty per eent reduction o f tbe value o f the real estate o f the school law passed by the provincial legtala Hogs Are %iJ in Chicago. distriet was made a fte r the levy Inst year, causing a deficit. ture and atgned by ¡A « llcutenaut gov- Chicago.— H ogs told fo r $2U a huu Dated this 25th day o f July, 1917. amor. A ttest! Yf j S H IN N died pounds here Tuesday. W ORTil IIAK\ k\ , District Clerk. Aug2 D 16 iM Cbairainn Board of Directors.