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L L Harrel ta g lia m en to Cotture Drove Transfer Draying o f all Kinds IMANO M O V IN G A U T O D R A Y FOR QUICK D E L I V E R Y orriOE: ■ nUPROIH 72 ELITE - CO NFECTIO NER Y 1 ■ ■' - a 1 — ■ — — You know wlmt you wiiii I, tint uiuylii* oilier« don't. Tell them with u Mentitici WMiit ml. )< v . v i ' i / fo r?- / \ TEUTONS CAPTURE W . W. M T a r l a n d 100,000 ITALIANS river CROSSED BY TEUTONS Rome Reports Surrender of Part of Second Army and Break of Left Winy. Increased Pressure Ayainst Northern Winy of llalian Army. I'«eri111 , vis l.nndou Auntro (¡crinali troop» b u ie ero»..<<| thè mollile T a g lia mento rii et iti tini llieuati-rly liuly and tuken tioou prlHoiier», ilo- war office rep ort» T h e y ure udiuiicllig towsrd tlie west. T h e llullun» lim e evueituted thè en tire line u I o i i k Ut* r i ver to lite Adrl lille POSSI. (dllfluttrullons. thè Herman »tute no nt udd». indicale tliui thè route be- Itili luketi by lite re-llrliig Its lls n » I» b e l W ci II l i t e III II 111 1 • .11 II H U ll d l i t e »• a i brinigli lite upper Itiiliun pluln T h e ofrleiul »lui* oient nuy» Unii frolli thè I e l l a valici to Ilo- Colbrlcou, notili o( lite Sugami u tile ), tlie lisi lune are retreattng <'I liI h redimi In r-llldt-N Die (rolli ul-nig lite Dolomite» and thè I urlile Vip i I Count von Hertling. Prime Minister of Bavaria, who has been appointed German Chancellor. A P O O R L Y FED HORSE reflect» di«rredit oil it* owner, lint the 1 1 ii 11<» il Heuilquarter* In Northern owner get» U»s worst of tho deni tie Itulv <'rm.HÌnK o f tlie Tuglluiiiciitn ut raua« economy in feeding the mire l ’ Ili/ulin b) u eonuldersble force of III« nffeet» iti working (-»parity n* well n« it» np|i«nrniire If your horae kick» on ■ineniy »liould noi he a »nrprlae u» tlil» In» feed you cnn correct it liy Inlying lui» lieen forescen frolli thè lieuvy your feed bore, na you get the beat pr'-nniire tlie \ll»lro (ìerillUllH » eri <|unlity for the len»t outlay Farmer», • olii enlrutinn <ui ilo- Itulun left wliig cunt me tor» nnd horae owner» gcnernlly 'I he rlvi-r T tsllu inetito I» nuli mie of know thnt our feed i» nlwity» u|i to tha u » c r i e » of defenat « l i » iniiln purpo»e Han Francisco Filiform minimum «tnndnrd. wu* to returd tlie ciietnv udim ice uro! I wuue ncalcn for the Pacific coast nhlp 10 rulli lim e for i l i « It.iliunu in whuli ; hulldliiK yurtln. a Ktilde for all »hip to reliubilijlite unii riiiiceiitsale j yard» In the country, were announced T h e TuKlIutnenln lui» » c n c i l tbut 1 by the United States HhiphtiildliiK La UH»-fili puntone nini IIn- enfili) liow I» I hor AdJtiniiiu-nt Hoard The decision fu....I by siioUier limiti line of defi-liHe ¡ uff«< i» un Increase of from 1« to .Id unii other water lenirne» Wliat Un« j per cent over the old m ule here, al- tlie 11uIiu iim liuti- i lioHi-n for tIn-tr filmi IhouKh It» uniformity timki-n it lower ituml i annui In- 1 1 ni li uteri In Holm- loculltlen than the temporary ® Wotiirtt don't »< ale now In force g tin lid f i l l i n g The decision, the flr»t one to be the I nrr-hlgll banded down by the board, declaren ■ supply can of that employes’ "discrimination. Inter g the new Suc tion (red. ( Inly ferina with the defense of the nation ■ a few inches to in time of war. u ku I iihi ho < ailed ‘un a Hff. No strain-* fair materials would be Intolerable " ing o( back or F t Governor Henry McBride, of ■ turns. ■ l'uri» Frutice «voti « arreni und bloodli-H» vii tory in u nwecplng ud Seattle, for the Unset Sound dlHtrlct. ■ TH E NEW ■ vallee f o l l o » I iik u Gennari retlreinent und Hhhard \Y. Montuaue. of Uort- froin all of thè t'bellini ile» Duine» line laml, for the ( ‘idiiiuhla river district, betwi-i-n Un- (ll»<- und Aluns canal on were appointed examiners for the m S U C T IO N —F E E D a t II e W e » I United Staten Shipbuilding Adjust — 5^*p.irati»r f rt a e l l t h * e r r n m a l l fA* — T h e i uptures of tlie Fri-neh anldteru ment Hoard. ■ I mm « A"y oilier i«*t»aratof w «11 !• $0 ■ _ .v. 1 Mu* iprt .1 cl • '» i _ » l i n e Septeniher 2-'l, it wu» offleislly ■ < .«n t ulwftyttutu Dt rv u tlv (ti# ritfM B unnoittircil. lune totuled 2oo liesvy mu*» .1 *. fme can ll'i impMiiblf, B fc|»«r«1 ifuJk «11 » Iprkl liul |fOI. B KitiiH. 22<t treni li niorturs und 720 ma I • , fatal Of ■ B chini- tentili In l<> dn.ix. frotn Octoher In Palestine the Hrltinb have scored ifv 11 « rr J «Wllh It. jK-rtl. ( • 'll 1 C* III '„U io i l (lerinun itirpluin-M » e r e a distinct success b> the capture of B mih I l i t »v you I kjw it woiL ». M 11 ri • it r fi t down nini 2* f«ir«-ed to de j Beersheba. including a large number »• end huill) duiliugcd 1 of prisoners. Tln- (lertnun retlrement and thè re More than 200,000 prisoner» have Hilll«slit Kreiieh udvunee brini',» thè en been taken fu the Austro German cam velopnietil of Lsoii. key city III thè paign on the Italian front, the Merlin n otici : for t u b l ic a t io n . lllndeiilniri; Sleufrleil line, i c r y clone war office reports I lejiurl 111 «‘iif of fin* Interior, l ’. H. The city In lui» li «n tlmn neven mllen Along Uiu eastern front there has 1 .11 ri«1 Ol i ire ut Uonehur^, Oregon, Ot dlntiint frolli Un- u è » Kri-neh line» tubi*r i*. 11*17. been little change in the situation. NOtiee ir herehy Riveli flint .lt’N«ir M v i « li l li ruiiite of Ili-avi Kiitin The Germans have evacuated the Wcr l.oury, f ot luei I > J p m i p M. Scoti, of T h e ridire» of thè t ’heinin ile» Itanie» j der peninsula This leaves the enemy Cotture (irove Ore., w hi», «> 11 «lune 20, huve coni thè Genitali erown prlnee | without any foothold on tlo- northern lOll, inulte honieMfeui) enfi), Reniti No 0‘.»f>.V2. for Lot 2 of Sei ! un» ,'to Tmin ululoni un tunny meli un dui hi» un 1 peninsula of the Gulf of Riga, and flit|» 2U S Utilizi* 2 \V , Willuinett•• Mendinii, bau fileil notiee of inteiitinti »uultn ami Inni Verdun and un with tln ; would Indicate that lie Is eontemplat Freni h eltudel. have irulned lilni noth ! ing no further advance on I’etrograd tn mitke tinti! I li ree veur proni, fu fatali I»*• I» riunii to thè infili ulio\e ileRerihed, ifi k H I» prenent retlrement wan a for the time being. beton* K. O. limili*!, I . S. ('ofiimÌH*ioiier, foreirone mnclimlon »lie ti thè Frenrh ut li 1 n uff ire ut KtiE(|ii('f Orinoli, on tln* Germans have retreated from points 171h «111 v of No\enil»er, 1 !* ! 7. tmred In thè corner at tln- extn-ra- 1 ilong the historic Chemln des Dame« < ‘Immuri! nume« un \y i l m* «?»»*« : \\ . I». wt-stward end of tln- t'hemin de» j lector on the Alsne front iu K'rance Ileuth, of Cottugn tirove, Oregon; W M. Dame», tbreatenlns hi» flank I-' 1 o, r t , of Cuttuge (irove, Oregon; K. H 1 It seems apparent that the Germans l.ong, o f (*ottiig«* (»rovi*, (fregoli, 11 ti « I tired of the terrible ordeal they had (ieorge l.nvng, ol Cottage (irose, Oie I been forced to undergo for some time gon. W. II. C A N O N , u ih n vid KegiNter. from the French artillery and violent Auxiliary Cruiser, Commerce Raider, Infantry attacks, have decided to fail N O T IC E OF F I N A L S E T T L E M E N T back upon Laon. capital of the depart and Ten Patrol Boats Destroyed- .Nolle-«* in hereby ¿¡urn that tlo- 1411 London Tb« German auxiliary ment of the Atsit« di-migtu-d iidiiiiiustrat 1 ix ut tlo- estate Great Hritain ami France are rush of < nrintopbi-r Ila/i-lton, deceased, cruiser. Marie of Fleusburx, a com Ing to the aid of Italy iu her critical mere«- raider, tin- Urticodlle, ami 10 him tiled in tin- countV court ot Lune county, Oregon, her mini account u« | iirmi'd paired craft wi re sunk by Hrlt hour. Not alone have men nml guns such administratrix and that Tuesday, been sent to the battle front along the If«it 1« day of November, I!• I 7, at tin- isli destroyers operating In the t’alte the Taxllaui«uto river, where the Hal hour of II o'clock A M. of said day, i-.at. an arm of the North Sea, between i:\ns a r« holding the Teutonic invaders lias been fixed by »utd court un the tune Sweden uiid Denmark for hearing any objeeti«ins to »not re at bay. but the war bruins of Great The Marie, a 2IHMI toil vessel, equip port und the settlement thereof. Order made and entered of record pi-d with AI x imh guns, met the Hritish Hritain and France are on their wav IM uhcr It'th, I p l 7. destroyers 12 miles north of Kulten. to Italy to consult with the Italian DOH A I I I A/FI.TO N, Premier Lloyd George and She Immediately opened fire, which leaders. A L T A K IN G , Administratrix Robertson, Attorney for Kstutc. olM nv!5 was answered by the destroyers In General Sir William K chief of the Imperial staff at Rrittsh III tnlnulea tin- Marie was ablaze. army headquarters, are the leaders of Of the HI member* of her crew, the N O T IC E OF E X E C U T O R 3 S A L E OF dispatch says, ¡til were killed and the the Hritish delegation, while Premier R E A L ESTATE Painleve is the chief representative others took to the boat» Di the roil lit y court of the stati- of It la understood the Marie was ac of the French mission. BOARD ANNOUNCES SHIP WAGE SCALE STERLING FEED CO. ■ Jusl ■ a T i l l of ■ the l*a ll v GERMANS RETREAT FROM AISNE FRONT : SHARPLES : BRIEF WAR NEWS STERLING FEED CO. GERMAN Oregon for Dougin» county. In the mat ter of the enlute of -lam«*» It. I'owrie, dc«*cn»«*d. Notice i» hereby giicn that in pur»ii «nee nf an order of tin- county court of the »tate of Oregon, for Douglas county, mude on the firli day of November, I!«I 7 in the matter of the estate of -lames H I’owrie, dcrenseil, the undersigned, duly appointed, qualified and lu ting execu tor of hu ial estate, will »i'll at public «nie, on tin- premise« to » i t : On lot No. five (5), block nine ill), College Hill Addi tion to Eugene, in I .tine county, Oregon, on the follow ing temi«: $500.(10 cash at time of sale, balance in two «-«piai numi ul payments one ami tuo year« from date of sale, deferred payment» to draw Interest at the rate of 0 per cent per annum from «Inta*, purchaser to execute notes secured by mortgage on the prom ises, interest payable unminlly, tin- said lot five (5), blork nine IP), College Hill Addition to Eugene, in Lime county, Oregon, to tin- highest and best bidder, on the above terms, sab- to commence at I o ’clock p. m. December 7th, A. I>. IPI7 nml to continue until said property I» sold. Dated this the tith day of November, A D I PI 7. nvMdueii OMAR H. POUR IK, Executor. WARSHIPS SUNK companying a number of patrol boats. Including the Crocodile, which sank after an explosion N'o Hritish losses have been reported. Wisconsin Teachers Drplore Course. Milwaukee -Resolutions deploring Senator La Folb-lte’s course in the war crisis ami emphatically declaring confidence in I’rcNidi-nt Wilson were adopted by the Wisconsin Teachers' association convention nt th<- (losing session of the unnuul meeting. Italy Asks U. S <> Help. Russia Reiterates Sincerity In War. I’etrograd. Russia is still doing her utmost to carry on (he war. She will continue to do her duty. These are the views of I’remler Kerensky, whose secretary, in his name, protested iigainst any other Interpretation of his recent Interview. Army Liberty Loan Subscriptions Big. Washington.— The American army lias subscribed to >89,27:1,650 worth of liberly bonds, it was announced bv Colonel H. M. Lord, quartermaster corps, in charge of the army liberty l;<un campaign. Washington America can best aid Italy in her present crisis by declaring war on Italy's arch enemy, Austria- "Americans Captured” Says Berlin. Hungary, an official cablegram re Merlin.— "North American soldiers ceived liere front the general head were taken prisoner In reconnoltering quarD'rs of the Italian army said by our foree* on the Rhine and Marne canal," an official statement declared Discredit Home Canned Food Buyers. Washington The food administra tion denies plans to commandeer can tied goods. Men attempting tn buy home < aimed products, declaring them selves to he food administration agents, are impostors, it was an Bounced. British Again Are Advancing In West. London.— Field Marshal Haig struck another tremendous blow at the Ger man lines around I’aaschendaele ridge. "Satisfactory progress," was reported In his early statement. Merlin, via London -—T h e capture of 100,000 Italians and more than 700 , suns Is reported In the official corn mijiih atlou from a«ueral heud'tuurters, which declares that the Italian second und third armies are in retreat. 'I he AustroUarm au uruiy, under the command of Kmperor Charles, who has as his chief assistant Field M ar shal von Mackensen, are shaking the entire Italian line from the Julian Alps rt-sion to the Adriatic « - a Uressini; back the Italian» at several points on Italian soil, the combined teutonic force* now have pushed forward on the Italian left wins and captured Civldale I «ins to the northeast of Udine, and are nearing the plains Field Marshal von Mackensen th« beyond In addition, the Austrian German commander who administered town of Oorlzla, a point of xreat stra a crushing defeat to the Italians. texic value on the Isonzo river, has been retaken from the Italians Fdlne. the former Italian headquar- fera, has been occupied by Austro-fJer man forces, army headquarters an nounces. PRESIDENT URGES SUPPORT FOR HOOVER The third Italian army made only a brief resistance to the advancinx ten tonic force», from Wlpparh to the Ad rlatlc. and is now in retreat along the Adriatic coast. The entire Italian Isonzo front has ollapsed before the forces under Gen eral Otto von Buelow. The second Italian army is retreating toward» the Tagllamonte All the roads are cov Washington.— President Wilson, In j a statement, urged e.ery home sml public eating place In the United Slates to pledge Its xupport to tb< food administration and to comply with It» request». Ills appeal marked the Inauguration of family enrollment week during which every b<<dy in the country will be asked to become a ered with columns In disorderly re member of the food administration In treat, the crowds comprising both sol- order to Insure nation w hie co opera I W s and civil population. lion In food conservation. The president »Lid that In no other way than through this cooperation of the people can the nation accomplish Its objec t In the war “The government of the United States 1 » asking every citizen of the country to eat less beef, pork, pork Paris — W hen General Retain rooked products. wh««it butter and sugar and , German line with his uppercut to to waste no foodstuffs as an set of |j,e jaw on jpj, chernin ties Dames, the Hauling & Draying Done on Short Notice Plano Moving a Specialty WOOD A N D COAL Phone 55 Office At Eagle Cigar Store (r LIBERTY BONDS Any who were disappointed in not getting a Liberty bond, or who have since made up their minds that they wish one, will be glad to learn that we have a few in small denominations that we «rill dispose of at par. If there is any other way in which we can serve you, we are at your service. We have more time now that we have completed our services tn connection «rith the Liberty Loan. First National Bank V Cottage Grove, Oregon You wouldn’t live in a community that didn't have a newspaper. Are you doing your part to keep a newspaper in the community I ••• fr Professional Cards MAX LUEBKE THE RAWLEIOH MAN DECREASE OF GERMAN POWER IS EVIDENCED Residence Tenth St. R McCAROAR. D D. S DENTIST Neuralgia relieved instantly by local application. R esidence and office at Fifth and Main. Phone 131J Cottage Grove, Ore. qotnuion defense. 1 German command had to rake the I his 1 » the explanation given by »-hole western front to »»senible rein- Herbert Hoover, food administrator. J f„rCemenU and bolster up the totter- of the meaning of the national food nu sector. J. E. YOUNG \ pledge week which began Monday and continues until November 4 "Owing to the large failure of the harvest in France and Italy and the Inability to »end the world a shipping to remote markets." said Mr. Hoover. "we have thrust upon us a larger duty In providing foodstuffs for them than we are capable of executing unless we can reduce the consumption of these foodstuffs In tlie United States census oj prisoners revealed that i{,e reinforcements were collected not n llnjrB or divisions, but In such small military fragments as companies and i^t alions And those companies and .,attallons were identified as of regl AT T O R N E Y -A T L A W Office on Main avenuo Cottage Grove Oregon DR. A Phone 10 A. W. KIME. M. D. Cottage Grove DR. W Italians Checking Teutonic Advance. Italian Cabinst Has Resigned. Washington. — The Italian cabinet ^as resigned in s body as a result of Rome. — Italians are checking the failure to obtain a vote of confideuce advance of the Austro German troops froui the strongly socialistic house of Into the plains of northern Italy, the 1 d(»puttea. war office announces. Paderewski to Raise Polish Legion. General Scott Is At French Front. Paris. — Major Gene.jl Hugh L. Scott, former chief of staff of the United State* at my. has arrived in rranc* and gone to the frout. Washington. — Approval has been given by the war department to Ignace I’aderew ski’s project of raising a Po lish legion In this country for service in Europe. M. HAMILTON Consultation and examination free. Office hours 9 to 5. Sun days and evenings by appointm't. Office in old Cottage Grove bank building at 104Va Main evenue. H. J. SHINN ATTORNEY AT LA W and notary public. Practices in all courts. Twenty five years ex perienee. Bader Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore. ALTA KING ATTORNEY AT L A W Office located in the rear of the First National bank. Cottage Grove Oregon J. S. MEDLEY A T T O R N E Y AT I.A W 774 Willamette SR. Eugene, Ore. •Never Mind west of the Isonzo river, whiph also j <>" the water wagon Thursday. Novem ha* fallen to Mackensen. is ofi Italian U Un that date the act pass 'd •oil. I last year by congress making the Dls- * 111* ‘ " u * ul111- Oregon L I C E N S E D C H IR O PR AC TIC PH Y SIC IA N EVACUATED j SURGEON Office in Phillips building over the Benson drug store. Office phone 34 Residence phone 126J. Field Marshal Haig's men have ham mered their wa) »till further Into the German lines in Flanders On the Russian front the Germains it. their continued evacuation have withdrawn from the entire Wenle r peninsula, projecting into Moon sound, in the gulf of Riga The Belgians aud the Flench have captured several important salients i the region of Dixmude Along the Alsne front the I-Yetich are violently bombarding the German posts Withdrawal Indicates Defeat of Plan Further advance by Russian troops to March Against Russian Capital. In the Riga sector, following German Uetrograd.— The Germans have eva evacuation of a great section of cuated the W enler peninsula, on the ground formerly held by the enemy gulf of Rtsa. where tiny made a land- was announced in a Russian official | l lag recently, the war office announce«. statement Evacuation by the Germans of Wer Great Hritain and France are pte der peninsula indicates the definite paring to lend Immediate aid to Italy. , ftf |he a „ parent inten, ion of the and the possibility is that already ller„ n WBr off)ce to , end an army 11 oops are being hastened across the a ga,nft Petrograd western Italian frontier and by wav , .. , . This action leave-* the net result of of Turin and Milan to the battle front I . . , , ......... • the recent German campaign in the In tlie east. : ^ i f 0f Kiga and adjacent waters the In their reverses of the past few . ................ occupation bv teuton forces of the sev- ilays on the Isonzo front the Italians eral Islands in the gulf, which has have lost ground that It had taken ; cost them 16 warships, sunk in the them the better part of two v ears to campaign, two of them being modern. gain Gorltz. which the teutonic 1 forces have recaptured, had been ta Nation's Capital Now Dry. ken only recently by the forces of Washington — Washington climbed Italy's mettle is being critically j trict of Columbia dry territory became tested by the tremendous teutonic effective. drive on the Isonzo front under c o i n - --------------------------------- maud of Ktuperor Charles, of Austria. Roumanian Front Active, vppurently virtually the entire Aus Petrograil. — On the Roumanian trian army and strong German fore«* front fighting activities are increMtng. are pitted against the Italians Berlin The Germans are building powerful claims the defeat of this section of fortifications and are massing heavy the Dalian forces, from which It an- artillery. nouuces the capture of 100.000 uien ________________________ Cottage Grove, Ore. PH Y SIC IA N AN D 1918 class. Retain s victory liberates Soissons | from all possible menace of a German ' grip. The French troops are continuing their successful drive on the Flanders front, according to the war office statement. The number of guns cap- | tured since October 22 total 16it. and many prisoners have been taken. p . ---------------------------------- PENINSULA IS J. HENDRY D E N T IS T LADY ATTENDANT Over First National bank. Work done after hours and Sundays by appointment. nents widely scattered along the whole western line. There was evidence of Germany's lwtndltng manpower when a tour through the prisoners' c ages showed a majority of those captured by the "rench were boys— mere youths of the BRIEF WAR NEWS Phone 1761, ■ong - W 7tat Dye T o -d »y it ’» » battle o f w ita -en d brains win. M uscl» and brawn don t rount »0 much »a they uitrd to. T b * great queotion now ts What do you k n o w ?” It draws the line between failure and success, between ■ poor job and a good one. W hat do you know 7 Have you apecial ab ility? Could y o u '' make good " in a big job right now ? For tb y e a n the International Corretpond- ence Schools have been training men for better work and b iggrr salariea. They can train YOU, no matter w here you live, wbat hour* you work, o r how little your education. Mark and aaail (b e coupon wad fin d out it won't obHgala you ta tho Iowa«. ■ — — ----- - t - - out nan« — ------- ■ ■ ■ Iltnsitssa I S M Sa iB ttwai.hu 8 9 3 , lanataa, N. 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