GERMANS TAKE LARGE
PART OF OESEL ISLAND
The United States Government Food
Administrator Says:
Premier Kerensky Issues Ap-
real to Bal.ic Fleet to
Defend Country.
“Baking Powder Breads of corn and
other coarse flours are recommended ”
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
PURE
A BSO LUTELY
Makes delicious muffins, cakes and coarse flour breads
NUT BREAD
CORN MEAL MUFFINS
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cupa flour
teaspoon aalt
Ural toaspoons Rotai Baking PowflaC
tablespoons auaar
cup milk
tablaapocna shortening
Via thoroughly dry Ingredients
add milk and msltei
shortening and beat wall.
Bake In created mufla
tina In hot oven about <0 minutes.
capa grsbam flour
letal teaapoona Boyal Baklnt r oe d or
teaapoona aalt
cupe mllk and water
oup augar or cora ayrup
cup chopped ñuta inot too ñns' or 1 cap
ranina, waahed and floured
Via tocether flour. baklnc powder and aalt add mllk
and water, aucar or coro ayrup and nutmeata or
ralatua.
Put Into creaaed loat pan allow to ataúd
SO mlnutea ln warrn place. Bakú lu modérate otea
40 to 4S mlnutea.
O u r red. w h ite an d blue b ook let, " B e r t H u r T im e R ecip es” c o n ta in in g a J J itio n a l s im ila r reel pet. sent
free on req u est. Address R o y a l B a kin g Pow der C o m p a n y . D e p t. H , 135 W illia m S tre e t, N ew York
Ail o f Six Sons Present j i t
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Allisons Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. anal Mri*. J. 1. Allison celebrated
titfir in t io iii wedding auun ci sui y >1111
nay ut thou homo hi 10 » i l h all ot ihoir
i million. six M iit, present. lliroo other
>oue haio ilioii, tlioro h a lin g becu no
•laughters.
J. l\ Allitun was born at Flat Kook,
I ran tonl oouuty. 111., October o, IM ii
\S ' 1 nu 10 Auu bliaii^i' n tie Iniiii ut the
tamp pin Cat A pril 1>, ISSO. 1 lie) Viol'
married Octolipi 2U, lSli.", iu iho tuiiu
i i ihoir bittti ami lived thorp Ki years,
moving to Oklahoma in 1>>U.
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1 amp nest 111 th ah emigrant uaiu, stop
ping in Idaho a shuiT tuni', anii a r m mg
in t'ortlaini iu 1>';*. lb 1. ¡Strungo, oi
r.ant bights M'l'oini niii'i'l, Port laud a
lirolhpr ot Mrs. Allisou, was a mttubci
of thp Irniu 111 th Lis la m ili. Him (rain
piicouutprPil 1 lo. im ami utiilprui'iit many
hardships.
Mr. ami Mrs. Allison mm oil to t ot
tago tiroi o 22 l i a r s ago. Mr. Aiiinoti
has bi'iu a mpuibot of tin Knights ot
I ’vlhias lodge for 25 yoais.
Ih o mins, 11 ho n oli presont 111 th their
tamilios, alp 1>. V Allison, i>i hoscbuig.
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a P a » » ; li. 1’. A1
lisuu, of Mi Minin ilip; >. S. Allisou, ot
» ottage Grov c , II 1. Allison, pi Eugene,
ami t . it. Allison, ut Cot tago Grove.
!». \ . ami Y. 11. ato 111 Iho harbor busi
nos» horp. A ll Ihp othi-m arp truiuiin'U
lor thp boutheru P a n i n .
Miss Jpan Atkina Allisou. daughter ot
Mr. uinl Mrs. S, S . Aliieou, also ob
served the day, it being her fourth
birthday anniiersuiy.
Mr. Allisou was seriously ill last
week, but the reuuiou seemed to give
him new l i f e and he has been an spry an
a 4-yoar-old this week.
Mrs T. C. Wheeler, worthy matron of
iho Lantern ' t a r , entertained at dinner
at the Oregon hotel lTi.sdav evening 111
honor o f Mm. Lena C. Mendenhall,
worthy grand matron, a t u o course din-
ner being s e n e d at ti o'cloek
Bcs.de»
Mrs Mendenhall, the guests ueri- Mrs.
K h Mills. Mrs. Van Allison and Mrs
1». L. Nichols, officers ot Cottage lir. i r
chapter.
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Mrs. Lena C. Mendenhall, worthy
grand matron of the Lasterh Star, paill
Cottage Grove rhapter an o ffic ia l visit
Tuesday evening, a special scs-ion b. ing
held 111 her honor, Refreshments ot ice
• ream, enke and coffe e were served fol
lowing the meeting, the table decora
lions being white and green.
not imply anv cutting 4
the
tion o f nottrissiitn^ foods
The la tter use o f fruits ami
ut»«l vcj;
i t a Mes.
The proper nourish nient o f every mein
her of vour family.
The elimination o f waste.
The orear Hing o f ‘ ‘ the ^ospal o f the
elean p late.”
The more extensive consumption « » t
localh grown perishable foods
were entertained at Hundny dinner by
Mr. and Mis. IS. 1.. Godard at their
Uountry home.
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Mrs. H a n y Wynne and Mis. Joe l’ or
ter will cntcitaiu the Constellation dub
m \t Thursday afternoon.
FADS AN D FAN C IE S
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Mount View Society.
I’ he A. U. d u b met with M i s Ueidler
The dilli ciufh tlmt 11 u combinatimi
Thursday
afternoon.
Arrangement* ut string and euppei filin g » n beeuuung
ui*u' made to form a lied l'ios> auxil mote uud mure popolar. It come* m thè
inri here, and work will be begun at furm ut :i uni
and i» inietti! tur mure
the next meeting, which will be with than din li w:i»hing. One
ut thè he»t
M m . V. J. Hell.well
thingi it ilue> i. 1» dem i icgetu b lc»
earrut», nevi potatoc» and liti ihnt *urt
ut cilible tllbei» timi in-ed uiilv »ernp
Dor cd a Society.
mg. nut peelmg.
H u tr« 'b i n t ti of the b i ^ h **chiH>l j j a v c
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:t ¡:irt\ W ciiiu^ia v m^ht iu the ball in
lt rs alwavs hard for thè new hous«
honor ot the upper classes and P rivate
keeoer to determine thè right hent fur
Wa\ue K n k. home from Fort Stevens
dittereiit hakrii^s.
It thè o\ eli is to<»
n i u r l « * u ^ h . \ lar^k* crowd w a s present.
h«*t when thinj's are puf ni they will be
s|K»iIed and it it is too eold they are
llebron Society.
often ruined. iitu-vt w«»rk «l«*»*-* not ai
There is a little oven
The Comfort club iiH»i»t a p densant vvays unsuer
¡ilfcriiGGii wnh Mrs t uhrer Tbursday. thermouieter thut rs inaile tur just thr
Ihe rial» '«u t u birthda> L»»x to Vinai purptrse «»f testinK h«*at for rookinit. It
i ' reall\ a piartienl hrlper for thè un
U < 1 - 1.1 ; T f >«rt >te\ens Krid&V.
imtiated and, tu fturtv for e%ery house
keeper lt staiols upri^ht aud l i « ' two
little holes iti thè top S » thut it mu>
RED CROSS N O T E S
he lift ed troni thè oven when it is lioi
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A frenhly Ini ked enke sbolliti n eier !"•
Imd fiat tu tieeoine daiup aud aticky
New members this week are Mrs
tu tri tu Maini it <>n edge against auv
>arah Harms. Miss 1>«> >u* Harms. K A thing I» uften fatai, for it i» aluiu.M »uri-
Gleast'n and F. tìh ason
tu break.
Ihe wire rack i* thè curreet
thing tur thè purpo»e.
It Mandi up a
A number o f members went to Ku little w:i> fruui thè table and a l i m i i thè
¿ene yesterday n th the garments the enke to cuoi evenir, lt n *a*y to bang
riieiil branch hai been mukiug. The g » r "Ut ut thè wav w lieti imt in un' and lim
m enu taken were 20 pairs o f pa lauias, ic e li thut il 11 noi i»np ut thi'ie utetiiil*
ul p a in ut operating le g g in g v S* doxen |,ha,
(ltl% f(>r th,.,r k ' 1 !’
w a s h d o t h * . I* p a i r s u t be d socks aud i
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20 trny cloths. I’ hosc in the party were
Aluminum is not as ensv to k e e n . lean
Mr*. J. B 1’ rutzman and Mrs. H K as enamelware. There n a method o f
Lawson, wtiu drove tlieir ears. Mrs. I . cleaning it with steel wool and soap A
1.. Crust. M i v ,1. 1'. Graham, Mrs. John p a c k a g e o f the wool and a prepared
.'ilsbi, \lr> George Dye and Mr- Clara soap may be bought at any house fur
Burkholder.
nishing store.
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New instruetiona have been received
fur the making o f knit mufflers, wrist
lets and lucks uud a limited amount of
More
yarn 1 » on hand for the work.
varn n expected from Eugene soon.
Garments for the field are knitted of
grai and khaki yarn and garments for
hospital wear are knit of navv blue and
black.
Sharp knives are essential to meal
gettili
and the little grindstoue for
Keeping them «o. that screws on to the
edge of a table or pantrv shelf, i» a
i mighty handy little thing e very day in
I the year.
Cottage Grove Banks Liberal.
Cottage Grove banks have been lib
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eral in making loans with which t pur
The new patterns fo r the making o f chase Lib erti' bonds. While banks in
The Constellation club was enter garments have been received and the
tained at Masonic hall last Thursday regular Sewing will be conducted at the Fortland ami elsewhere have been ad
vertising to loan money for tbn pur
bv Mr*. T. C. Wheeler. The club votpii high school Kridav afternoon.
pose at s per cent, the banks here have
!• take up K id Cross work. Dainty re
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Keen loaning money for the same pur
freshments were served.
Here i» what the food administration pose at 4 per cent.
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W
is asking o f vou, and what every woman
The Krnanon rlub meets this afternoon can do to help the government:
Christmas Packages Must Go Early
with Mr*. Horace Cochran, at which
The wi»e and careful use o f wheat,
Packages intendeil for soldier b**ys in
time plans will be perfected for Ked meat, butterfat and inilk.
Europe must be mailed from here not
Cr. ss work.
The use of "tiier fata f.-r batter in later than November 15, i f they are to
cooking.
ieach their destination in time for de
The M l ’ G. club meets nei* Tue«
The U'* o f oth-r cereals for part of livery on the great holiday.
Definite
dav with the president, Mr*
K
K the wheat in bread.
nstruetons for wrapping and addressing
M ills
The use o f other meats, such us game iiisv be secured from any |«>»toffice.
and fish, or the u*e of eggs and cheese,
The Social T w elve club m e e * » tudav to reduce the demand fur beef, pork and
with Mr, John Hader.
mutton.
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The substitution o f foods that are
The C. K I ’ mphrev, S. L. Mackin. El I lent! for the foods that are scarce or
tert Smith and Elhert Bede familie* . specially needed for export. This doe.
TH E W ORLD
ON FIRE
HEAR
PROF. S. H. LINDT
of Washington, discuss this topic
from the standpoint of Bible
Prophecy Come, then draw your
own conclusions.
THE ROYAL CHOIR
WILL SING
Lower Floor Odd Fellows Bldg.
FREE
ADMISSION
Ford Owners
t Virili; rail
'I ho Guniiuu
rm pò*
w liti li w . ri' lundi'd mi D ea d laluiul. ut
thè In ud of ilo* fluir of Itigli, are liliali
lug r o m a n i to llie e.iat and »oliiII.
piai iug in a dirili ult pusilloii Die lina
alali r u n e » and b.illeiiea III Ihe dlH
irle! ot Xrenablin. al Ilio aoiilheril end
or thè ialaiid, and espei bill) thoae oli
thè Cerei peiiuiHiila
M ilita r) i i ' l l n »
pre.liel avtloii* In Ilo* Unir ot Itiga.
lollowed by doiclopiuoiit or lite I m a
»lou ot thè inullilaitil. Oli Ihe inual ot 1
Kalhoola. ni ilici (hall un attem pi lo j
ward ihe Unir ol Fiulaiid, w Ini li U
prele ele d by mine Gelila wrhleh Ihe
I Gei inali* wonld buie lo sweep under
| ilio menai'« ot ilo Ku*»'an tleet
l ’ renuer Kereii*li>. in au urgeut ap
peni to Ihe Haliti' tleet to detoni! Ilio
talherland
in thi» hunr ul trial, " di !
illlg ed Ilio fill i thut Ilio gnrt'laoii of
Kniustadt. thè d u c i fortreaa and mlll |
! lari pori of H n »»la and Ilo* »tuinni ol |
Ihe Halite fleet. L*U nule» « r i i of l*e
ir ogiad. b) i l » allu nile already h a » !
weakened thè d eteiian e resini r i e » ot
Ilio fortr«HH
F igh i dreadiioiight*. a do/en Ughi '
crnlaer». 40 torpedo tioata and
mine
*u «o p e r a partlclpaled In thè Uermaii
landllig on Oeael laland
Ilio people
of l ’etrograd reeelved Ihe new » of Ilio
ueenpation i a l m i ) .
T h e new »papera pnldlah Interi le w »
wlth »urne u( Ilio i allinei mllilaler»
alni otliera w ho a g r e « thut w lille Ilio
u perù Iloti »eriuu»l> a f f e e l» Itiissiu s
tirategli- posltlou. it due» not eouatl
tute all liniliedlale un nai e to thè Hua
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M O R E LIG H T
NEED A DIMM ING DEVICE AND
AT LOW SPEED OF ENGINE
W E G U A R A N T E E A GOOD D R IV IN 0 LIG H T AT
10 M ILES PER HOUR ON HIGH
S i l i >nI«I y o u
h a v e an a c e i t l e i i l
ilin i vutn
alali capitai
l'roclumatioiis bave beoti » « u t to
thè arm i and fleet i allllig alteiitlon to
thè grow lng danger of au attui k. even
il poli thè cupitnl. nini exhortlng thè
meli to fo rgei tlodr pollth ul dlffe r
enee» and turo tlielr energie# lo lite
defense of thè «oasi
mi a o c o iiu f
ol
lie in g
m ia lile
The J-R Intensifier
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II not c n l i r i T i s a li u l i e i l a l t c i TG i I i i . v k ' l i inl,
i et u n i In o t i r s a le s
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Jones-Ralph Co.
202 Merchaiitü Trust Building
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mittee Thinks $35,000 Limit
That Can Be Raised
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litri«* | »«* |» ni t«i fin* «-ii in | » ti i ^ ti tur t li «• aulì*
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Voti ali« io I« I r«*i»«l vmir
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AUSTRIAN MINISTER
ASKS GERMAN TERMS
London — T h e Deutsche Tag*-» Zell
uug o f Berlin, it# quoted iti un Ex
chungc Telegraph dispaiali from A m
sterdam. say * I hut Count t zcruln.
Austro Hungarian
foreign
minister,
p i i n t l y requested the t e r m a l i ilian-
rellor. Dr Michael!#, to state G er
m a n ) '» peace terms, urging that (Jer
m an) make rum « saloli» In the west
Count t'xeruln received u vugue reply,
whereupon he staled that he lould tin
longer negotiate with Dr. Mlehaella,
Inasmuch as the chancellor
made
vagii*' statement» when e b a n i * » » und
frankness w *re Imperatively ucce»
In
l l g l i l s y o u w i l l l i a i u no tlefeiiH e in e u n i l
COTTAGE GROVE IG
SHORT LIBERTY
Largest Amount of Bunds Hold Are of
Small Druoiniiiatlou*. Iudlcatiuic
That Thus« of Means Are
Holding Bark Dollar**.
u r t i n<> o r a n t i ut tl»«* *»i*h«»o| h oon c, w h«*r«'
tin* m«*etivi|* w n i h«*l«l. t h e m o i i r n i p a r t
• »f the i ir o K m it i w n * «ln|**iiie«| w i t h m o l
th e :iii<li«*fi< «• «Liny V rii « T U M
Hev .
sloieph
K 1 » » * 11 •*.
( ico rs i1 O
Kn«»\ %ln. AIfr«*«l Hk«*i mol \V«»rth l l u r
\ev i|*«»k«* ut Hljtt'k H otte, ru'u rlv nil «»f
t he r«*'i«f« liti « » t th at .<w»«*t»oii |iem¿ |»r«*i
rut.
The k» 1 li i«*h«M»l o r r h e i t r « n « « o m
|tiuiied the p a r t y .
»ary.
T ie ». statement* o f lln- Tug*-» Zell
ling are not denied, the dispatch says,
and have made u great »eusatiou, be
Ing particularly illustrative of the fer
vent desire for peace on the part of
Austria.
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Brighten Up!
ir
First class Painl-
( f o n t i l l imm I tmin fir*t
in^, P a pe rh 'jtin jt
BIDWELL CLARK
&
C o lla g e G ro v e
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M ost M iles
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Most M ile s
on Tires
GOVERNMENT TAKES SHIPS
A m e r i c a n Cr u f t of More T h a n 2500
T o n s Capaci t y are Requisitioned.
W ashington.— I ’ rartli ally all ships
in overseas trade, riving the American 1
flag, will eventually com e under gov
em in en t control
This was stall'd in governm ent c ir
cles here, followin g formal notice that
ships of 25UU tons or over will be
requisitioned.
If the war continues,
vessels of loot! tons will be taken over.
T h e data for this move Is already In
possession o f the shipping bourd.
Four hundred and fifty eight »hips,
Presbyterian Church— D. A MacLeod, aggregatin g 2,871.35# tons, are placed
pustur: i hone 137K. Bible school at 10 exclusively at the government s dts
Mi rnins worship at 11: evi ning
^ worship at f:3lt; bible study Wednesday posal by the order e ffe c tiv e next week
T h ey will he operated b> their present
tv enitigs at ' :3U.
Moim ug sermon. “ Prayer Proclams
owners, but wllh charter and freight
ti**n.'’ Evening “ The Heal S a c rific e .’ ’
rates alreadv fixed li> the government.
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Efficiency for war purposes, not the
Methodist Church— Kev. Jus. Knott*.
pastur. .'unday school at lu a. m Keg ow ner's profit, will be the sole purpose
ular preaching services at 11 a. m and
in guiding the ships' future use
7:30. Epworth league at 7 p. m. Mid
week prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:30.
Presi dent U r g e s Gold Mobilization.
Morning sermon, “ ( ’nnservatbin i*f
Washington — Mobilisation of the
F * x v l.'’ Evening sermon, “ Martin L a
t h e r , '' a sermon lecture commemorating gold of the nation under the super
j the four hundredth anniversary o f his
vision o f the federal reserve hoard,
great reforms.
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through taking nt membership in the
Christian Church— Walter Callison, system by all eligible non member
minister. Bible school 9:45 a. ui Y. I*.
H. C. E d:3l* i>. m Preaching services state hanks and trust companies, was
called for in an appeal made by P re s i
at 11a. m. and 7 :3 0 ‘ p . ra
dent Wilson
Baptist Church— E. G. <>. Groat j.as
tor emeritus. Sunday school at 10 a.
N e w Or egon A d j u t a n t General.
iu Preaching at 11a. m. P ra yer meet
ing Thur«dav evening at 7:30.
Salem. O r . — G overnor W lthvcom be
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announced that he would appoint t'nl
Christian Science Church— Herv ice» in
the rhapel at 242 Seeond street each one! John M Williams, of Eugene, as
Sundav at 11a m. Kegular testimonial acting adjutant general for Oregon to
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p m
The building is open for the use o f the take the place o f Adjutant General
; circulating library each
Wednesday George A W hite, who expects to leave
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m A ll are enrdially at unci' to enter a d n e service
i invited to the serviees as well a« to
' make use o f the literature.
Seventh Day Adventist Church— ' H
Politics Pe rm itte d in M ilita ry Camps.
Lindt, pastor, .'abbath school at 1:30
Washingtoir
The war department
j Haturdmy».
Regular service at 2:30.
't r s t ig e r » an*l visitors cordially invited. ha* issued ord* rs to allow represen
Sermon. “ The Certainty o f Our tatives o f political parties to rani
Faith. ’ ’
I paign in the various military camps.
The wise buyer patronizes ths mer
so long as they do not m te re 'e re with
r l s t t who shuws he is tliv a by ki» sds. i the discipline o f tb e soldiers
is the local newspaper.
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AMONO THE CHURCHES
Sunday, October 2 8 — 7:30
Obey the Law!
W e used to tajri
“The Maxwell's real greatness is on tha
inside— the mechanical parts you can't see "
But the wonderful new 1918 Maxwell has
just been delivered to us.
Now we'vo changed our tune.
Today we sayi
'll la
is great
T h e Maxwell
greet inside and out—
greet in EVERY POSSIBLE way
Always the moat efficient— moat econom
ical light car built, the Maxwell now heal—
A 6-inch longer wheel baae, making it larger
end roomier.
Heavier and more rigid framee— 6 inchea,
inateed of 3 inchea deep— and yet is 50 pounds
lighter.
Compensating undrralung rear aprings— the
laxt word in spring suspension at any price.
A sloped windshield —style of body equal
to the highest priced cars.
Friends, the 1918 Maxwell is the best look
ing, beat built car for the money we ever sew I
Touring Car $ 7 4 5
Roadster 9 7 4 », Cernee f l o t t i R e rM a e tlO R t,
Seden t i o a s
A l t e r i , : f. . g Derretí
J. C. Henry, Agent
J)