Cottage Grove sentinel., December 13, 1917, Image 3

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W hy T h a t La m e Back 4000 ESTIMATED
DEAD IN HALIFAX
U. S. DECLARES
I WAR ON AUSTRIA
Hundreds Consumed By Fire
Resolution Goes Through Con*
and Whole Neighborhoods
gress Speedily and Is
Wiped Out.
Signed By Wilson.
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LIBERTY
BONDS
Any wliu war« disappoints! In
not getting a Liberty bond, or
wliu bave «luce matta up tbetr
minili that they wish one, will be
glad to learn that we bave a few
In nmall denominations that we
will dispon« of at par.
I f Unie 1« any utber way In
wblrb we ran serve you we are
at yuur service
We bave mure
time lmw that we bave rumpleteil
nur »ervice* lu connection with
the Liberty Loan
H f ’•
First National Bank
Collage Grove, Oregon
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MAX LUKBKE
THE KAWLEIOH MAN
Ki‘*ii|«*iiri* Tenth St.
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E. YOUNG
ATTO RN EY AT LAW
C If fir«« on Mu in u v i* n im «
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A. J. HENDRY
D E N T IS T
LADY A TTE N D A N T
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RIME, M D.
1‘ IIYSIG 'IAN A N D SURGEON
Iti lice in I’hillips building over
the Henson drug afore. Office
phone 114 llesidenre phone 120.1.
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DR. W
M HAMILTON
L IC E N S E D CII IROURAOTIO
P IIY8 IC IA N
t'onsiillutioii
nini
einniinntiun
free. O ffice hoiirs 11 lo fi. Muti
dtiys uml «venings liy nppnintm't.
t ifi ice in o|d t'idtnge tirttve luinK
building ut Itti ' .J Mitili evenne.
H J. SHINN
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A TTO R N E Y AT LA W
anil mitiliv public. I’ raetires In
nil courts. Twenty five yeurs
perienee.
Under Itldg.
Cottage tlrnve, Ore.
ALTA KING
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office bunted in the rear of
the First Ntitiniiul bunk.
Cottnge Grove
Halifax, N S
Knur tbouaauil dead
la tbu eatlmat« of Ibu anperlnlendeul
of morgues of (boae who perlabed by
shock or flru when the ammuultluu
ship Mont lllunr blew up In tbe harbor
here
Hundreds, perhaps tbouaands.
at bodlea have been consumed by the
flumes and In scurca of < uses not only
whole families, but whole neighbor
hoods, have been wiped out. und tbe
iiaiueH of all their dead may never be
known
This estimate of 4000 dead was mads
after u survey of (lie devastated dla
• rift of Klcbiiioud. where acres of de
lirls probably will uol be cleared for
u month
I be Hlchmoud district. In the north
end, where tbe poorer people lived,
extends along tbe Narrows, a channel
lightly named il was In these waters
(but the French munition ship Mont
lllaiic. Inward bound, with a govern
meiit pilot aboard, was rammed amid
ships by tbe Norwegian steamer luio.
proceeding outward with a cargo for
(be relief of (be llelgluns
How this crash, not of itself serious,
ripped open on the decks tanks of
benzine thal trickled down to tbe en
glue room and atarted a blare that
wrecked part of Halifax will uever
be explained to tlie satisfaction of the
peuple here
Neatly every bouse In the district
fell with a t rash
In nearly all of
these fires started und men, women
and children mostly children were
crushed to death or mangled under tbe
debris which a moment later was a
roaring flame
Tbe property loss, variously estl
mated at from IL'ojioo.uuo to fjo.oow.
000. probably will prove to be nearer
tbe minimum figure
y 7
First Lieut. D. H. Harden, of the
signal corps, the first American offl
csr wounded In France
GERMANY PREPARING
FOR MIGHTY BLOW
Washington.— Germany has massed
on the western front her grestest army
of (he war. Secretary Baker declares
In his weekly war review
To meet
this menace, (he L’ nlted States must
speed up Its military preparations tbe
secretary adda. with a warning that
the enemy Is preparing to put into
execuffc.cn In France plana he bus been
maturing since the defeat of tbe Rug
slau armies at Tsunenberg early in
tbe war
The peace negotiations with
Russia have permitted tbe mussing uf
ineu on (he western front for that pur
poas
Tbe review asserts tbe German
counter offensive uu tbe Cambral
front bus been successful lu winning
bgck lets than one (bird uf tbe terrl
tory captured by Oeuerul Byng
Tbe
statement also notes that American
engineer troops
exchanging sbovela
for rifles, fought off the enemy side
by side with the British "
The lesson of (he German exhibition
Italian Headquarters In Northern
of strength Is then takeu up
Italy -The battle of Aatago has been
" This German parrying thrust, tbe
virtually suspended, with the enemy
most powerful and successful blow
checked. If not defeated. In bis main
aimed at the British during the past
design of breaking through to the
two aud one half years coming as It
Itrenta valley and the plain a few
did Immediately after the British vic­
Millei below, although he succeeded
tory lu tbe same area serves to em
III advancing Ills Hues u abort distance
pbuslxe the reviving strength of the
when the Italians fell back to new
Germans In tbe west."
positions
These poslllons, guarding
the Krenzln and (iudena passes, have
BRIEF WAR NEWS
successful!) resisted nil enemy effort*
It will In- cheering news to the allied
Hrlsouers taken In tbe great re
world that French und llrltlsh rein
forcements have tuketi their place on uewed Italian drive reached a total of
Id.Out), tbe Austrian war office an
the Itullan front.
nounced.
Besides their powerful
material
Hostilities have ceased on the Rus
they bring the benefit of three years
slau
front from the Black Sea to the
experience of the hardest fighting
Baltic,
as a result of tbe lu day ar
fronts of France
All this \ counts for
restored confidence, and from Venice mlstlce. signed last week
Tbe cessation of hostilities along
to Treviso llie people are breuthlug
the
eastern front has extended to that
easier, for they know that the Eng
Hall, with Hie Highlanders. M'elab part uf tbe line held by the Kouniau
Irish and Colonials and the French cans, according to an offlccal coramuu
Icattou from Jassy.
are lu actual fighting front.
Little Infantry actlou Is lu progress
on the front lu France and Belgium,
TEUTONS MOVE FORWARD although ou various sectors from the
North Sea (o the region of Verdun uu
Area Vacated by General Byng Reoc
tual bombardments are ensuing
cupled by Germans.
In the Verdun sector the Germans
lirltlsh Headquarters lu France.— have made auotber attempt to pierce
The Germans have reoccupied the de tbe French lines lu tbe region of He
VHStuled area bequeathed to them b> zonvaux. but were repulsed after some
(lie British when General Byng made what brisk figbtlug aud suffered con
Ills withdrawal from tbe Gambral sal slderable casualties
lent.
Civil warfare lu Russia apparently
II was an unsavory task that faced has come
General Kaledlues, tbe
tbe enemy
Ibu Bourlon wood still leader of tbe Don Cossacks, supported
wus reeking with poisonous gas. Grain by General Koruiloff. former com
court. Auneux, t'antaing. Noyelles uiaudvr lu-chlef of the Kussiau forces.
Manning and Masnteres were a waste Is declared lu an official cummuulca
of ruins, uml (be low lying ground on tlon Issued by the Bolshevik! govern
which the Germans apparently had uieut. to have raised the standard of
planned to dig (heir new trenches revolt In the Don Cossack region
were overlooked by the British post agalust the people aud the revolution
lions.
The Italians have suceeded lu keep
Into this desert the big guns hurled lug back tbe rush of tbe Austro-Uer
tons of explosives and machine gun man forces from tbe Asiago plateau
tiers sent a constant stream of bullets region to the plains of northern Italy.
Into the ranks of the enemy sent for Although the enemy had heut hack
ward to prospect for desirable points the line of the defenders to a point
available for defense. .Meanwhile thv where it seemed that It must give way
major porttou of tbe British army was under the pressure of overwhelming
sitting eomfortably in their new home numbers the Italians, reinforced by
in what was formerly the famous Hlu British and French troops, have, for
denburg trenches
the moment at least, brought the fight­
The withdrawal leaves the British ing to a pause.
in full possession of (he llindenburg
line bet w * eli the Nord canal and VII
Austrians Are Being Rounded Up.
llers Floulch.
VYaNhlugtuu.— The roundup of Aus
tro Hungarian enemies Is lu progress
Finn Republic Proposed.
throughout the United States with
Stockholm —A proposal submitted agents of the department of justice
to the Finnish landtag by the senate being assisted by local authorities
provides that Finland shall heeonie a With the declaration of war. Store than
republic, with a president elected for a million subjects of Austria Hungary
a term of six years, aeordlng to ad living lu this country were added to
vices reaching here from Helsingfors. the lists of alien enemies.
ITALIANS CHECK
ENEMY THRUSTS
( »regoli
British Capture Jerusalem
J. S
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MEDLEY
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
774 Willamette Ht.
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Eugene, Ore.
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London.— Andrew H<«ar Law, chan
eel lor of the exchequer, announced In
the house uf commons that Jerusalem,
after being surrounded on all sides by
British troops, had surrendered
Prohibition Bill Introduced In Ssnsts.
Washington.— A hill providing for
natloual prohibition during the war
was Introduced by Senator Shafrotb
aud referred to the agricultural com
mlttss.
WHEN THE WAR W IL L END
Inquirer, N. D.— 1 write to find out
WI0EMAM1
when tbe war will end. It ought to be
plain to those who started it -editors
Pu re
and other g r a fte rs ."
UNSWEETENED
Ans.— Thunks for the good will ex
FVAPONATED
pressed. Really I do not know. The sit­
uation is perhaps best described by tbe
G o a t M ilk .
lines:
The Incomparable Hub y Food
Absolute knowledge I have none,
The Perfect hood f o r /nvuJuli
But my aunt’s washerwoman’s sister’s
W ork s » . . « d e r e im reelo rin g b r a il!, ! • thusm i
son
t u f f i rut g » - l b tubar« n lo.ia tar afoiu««ta
Heard n policeman on Ins beat
Iro iik U . P o tiliy e l^ e o i* * * tig«» p ro l*l«iu
Hay to a laborer on the street
u f iu fa a til# ■ ila a lH titM l
That he had a letter just last week
AT LIAOINO DNUOQItri
Written in the finest Greek
Put up 4U 11*0«. Ü M
From i, Chinese coolie In Timbuctoo
Who said the negroes in Cuba knew
W I 0 EMANN GOAT M
IL K CO.
Of a colored man in a Texas town
• rh/s.i.a-,» B't
-o... !. . a ».orti
Who got it straight from a cirrus clown
That a man in Klondike heard the news
From a gang of Month American Jews
About somebody in Borneo
Who beard a man who claimed to know
Of a swell society female fake
Whose mother in law will undertake
To prove that her seventh husband’s
sister’s niece
Cottage Grove Tranafer
| Had stated in a printed piece
That she has a son who has a friend
That knows when tbe war is going to
end,
Washington. — War between the
United Stales and Austria Hungary
was formally declared
Congress, with one dissenting vote
In the house, adopted and Rreslderit
Wilson approved s resolution deciar
tug existence Of a stats of war between
the "Imperial and royal Austro Hun
garlan government and the govern
ment and people of the United States"
and authorlxlug the president to hii
ploy the nations armed forces and
pledging Its resources to victory
Mols Pelt* Bring Money.
Representative London, socialist, of
Eugene Register: Glean Ballsy, a 14-
PIANO MOVING
New York, who cast tbe one negative year old boy living near Euoene makes
a specialty of trapping moles, and real AUTO DRAY FOR QUICK D ELIVERY
vote, explained hi* opposition by stat izes a j^ood sum from the sale o f the
TELEPHONE 72
There is no bounty on these OFFICE: ELITE CONFECTIONERY
lug that be was plsdged to that course pelts.
creatures, as there is in some counties
by tbe Socialist party. Caustic crltl of
the state, but the boy sells the skins
clsui of bis posltlou enlivened tbe pub to furriers. Ho far during the year
Glenn
has caught I 65 of the rodents
lie proceedings
and has sold the skins for $35.
Senator La Follette. of Wisconsin,
The bov is not trapping now. as the
who opposed war wltn Germany, was moles are moulting and the skins are
black.
He gets from 5 cents to 35
absent when tbe rollcall was taken cents
each for the pelts.
and did not vote
lb accord wltb President Wilson’s CHANGE OF ADDRESS 8HOULD
BE GIVEN TO LOCAL BOARD
suggestion action In respect to Turkey
and Bulgaria. Germany's other allies, I Miscarriage in Mails Is No Excuse for
Not Complying With Draft Law.
was left lo Iks future
Widespread
demand In coagteaa for their Inclu­
Portland, Ore., Dec. 5.-—Every man
sion In the declaration was Indicated registered under the draft law who has
lu both senate and bwuae dehate, hut ■ hanged his residence or postoffice ad­
O r r
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dress should immediately, without fail,
when tbe roll calls came, tbe presl notify his local board of his present
dent e advice was followed in a drm address so that be will receive the
questionnaire be is required to fill out
onstratlun of American unity and har­ under the new draft regulations.
A POORLY FED HORSE
mony
This applies to all registered men. reflects discredit on its owner, but the
even those previously exempted or dis­ owner gets the worst of the deal be­
charged. All previous exemptions and cause economy in feeding the nurse
discharges from the draft nro automat affects its working capacity as well as
¡rally revoked on December 15.
t its appearance. I f your horse kicks on
The questionnaires will begin to be
sent to registered men on December 15. his feed you can correct it by buying
Each man will have seven days in your feed here, as you get the best
which to fill out answers to the many quality for the least outlay. Farmers,
questions asked and return the ques­ contractors and horse owners generally
tionnaire to bis local board.
know that our feed is always up to the
Failure to answer the questionnaire standard.
Washington. — Lieutenant Command
and
return
it
to
the
hoard
within
tbe
sr David Worth Bagiev, brother in law
seven day limit will endanger a man’s
of Secretary Daniels, aud Lleuteunut right to claim exemption, regardless of
Normaa Scott, were among tbe sur whether or not he received the ques­
tionnaire.
»Ivors rescued after tbe sinking of the
■ ■ ■ ■ ■
The Sentinel has several inquiries ev­
American destroyer Jacob Jones by a
ery week for sample copies from out-of-
German submarine in the war zone
These two officers, two warrant of the state people figuring on locating
fleers aud two enlisted meu were here. Those having real estate for sale
should put their ad. in The Sentinel, so i
named lu Admiral Situs dispatch as
that it may be seen by these prospective '
Women don’t
survivors In addition to the 37 others
settlers.
mi nd f i l l i n g
reported saved
Officially, 44 of llu
the knee-high
or more officers end meu on board
I.égal blanks of every kind for sale at
supply can of
the new Suc­
•
are known to have aurvLed. including The Sentinel office.
tion-feed. Only
one unidentified man picked up and
a few inches to
Notice of Final Settlement.
carried off by the subrnarlua that
lift. No strain- *
Notice is hereby given that the under­
struck the blow
ing of back or
arms.
The report Indicates that the crafi signed administratrix o f the estate of
stumbled into the path of tbe subma James Hemenway, deceased, has filed
THE NEW
her final areount in tbe county court of
rlne by unlucky chance, aud that the
Lane eouuty, Oregon, in the matter of
torpedo went home in such a vital spot
said estate and that Friday, the 21st
that the vessel was sinking even as day of December, A. D. 1!G7, at the
S U C T IO N -F E E D
the flare of the explosion died out. hour of 10 o ’clock a. m. of said day ans
Separator p ett all the cream a ll the
Night was at haud
There was no been fixed by said court as the t'me tor
time. Any other separator w ill lose
cream when the speed slackens. You
time to make provision against the hearing and passing upon said final a.:
can't always turn at exactly the riaht
cold aud the sea as the crew leaped count and objections thereto, if any,
speed. No one can. It's impossible,
speed indicator o r no speed indicator.
and
for
the
final
settlement
of
said
es­
to the life rafts.
Tha Suction-feed skims clean, fast or
slow, and delivers even cream. Capac­
tate, said bearing to be had at the o f ­
ity increases with the speed. Conic in
fice of the county judge in Eugene,
and let us show you how it works.
MIDDLE WEST HAS WINTER Lane county, Oregon.
Dated this the 21st day o f November,
2sro Temperatures Prevail From tht A. D. HU7.
Rockies to Allsghonies.
C A R R IE H E M E N W A Y ,
Chicago.— The middle west was In u22 dl5
Administratrix.
BUTTER WRAPPER “ PRICES
the grip of winter Zero temperatures
prevailed from the Rockies to the Alle
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
The following prices arc now in e f ­
gbeuies aud as far south as the Ohio
fect
on butter wrappers:
Department o f tbe Interior, United
river valley.
A heavy snowfall aud States Land Office at Koseliurg. Oregon. | 100 wrappers, on Fridays and Satur­
day* only
___________________ $1.00
blgh wind accompanied the cold snap November 17. 11*17.
Notice is hereby given that Harry H. 100 wrappers, on any day except Fri­
lu many tedious
Hebert, of Oakridge, Oregon, who. on
days and Saturdays
.............. $1.20
The adisut of below zero weathei February 24, UG1. made homestead en­
These are eash prices.
try
Serial
No.
(itilist.
for
n
tract
of
put au end to traffic on the Great
K»S.!il acres in approximately unsur­
Additional wrappers printed at the
Lakes, as the harbors are frozen veyed Sec. 14, Tp. 21 8., R.4 K. Willam­ same time with either o f the above, 35
.Much Iron aud copper ore, badly ueed ette Meridian, described by metes and cents the 100.
as follows: Beginning at Cor.
ed In munBlous factories, will have tc I bounds
COTTAGE GROVE S E N T IN E L ,
No. 1, from whence U. S. L. XI. No. 77
be transported by rail.
bears S ss degrees 42 minutes W.. 24.63
The Live Wire Newspaper.
Dispatches from Iowa, Minnesota chs.; thence N. •>!< degrees 5H minutes
E., til.12 chs.; thence N. 2»i ehs; thence
tbe Dakotas. Montana, upper Wiscou S. Sp degrees 5i* minutes W. til.12 ehs.;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
sin aud Wyoming tell of the coldest thence S. 2ti ehs. to place of beginning,
has
filed
notice
of
intention
to
make
weather of the season, dropplug In
Department of the Interior, U. S.
final five-year proof to establish claim
some Instances to 38 degrees below to the land above described, before E. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, N o­
O. Immel, U. S. Commissioner, at his o f ­ vember 8, 1917.
sero
fice at Eugene. Oregon, on the Sth day
Notice is hereby given that Marion
of January, ISIS.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles ( Lewis, of Oakridge. Oregon, who, on
Prohibition Upheld By Supreme Court
Wwsblugtun.— With a decision up E. Hebert, o f Oakridge. Oregon; Walter March 21, 1913, made homestead entry
G. Hanitier, of Oakridge. Oregon: A. P.
holding the Idaho prohibition law, the Bulk, of Oakridge, Oregon: C\ E. Me- serial No. 08627 for the N E 1* of N E 1*
| of NW>* and N ' a of N W 1* o f NE*4
supreme court gave an opinion which Olane, of Oakridge, Oregon.
o f N W » * of See. 9. Tp. 21 H. R. 3 E.,
W. H. CANON,
may be one of the most far reaching , n29 J27
Register. I and on June 13, 1913, made additional
victories for "bone dry" prohibition
; homestead entry, serial No. 08900, for
yet recorded
It was held that a citi­
the S».j of N E 1* of N \\ )4i :,ll|l , 'lt‘
zen has no constitutional right to pos
of N W 1, of N E ' , of NW
o f s.v. !»,
sesa liquors for his personal use It
Tp. 21 S. Range 3 E. Willamette Merid-
the state wishes to forbid it.
‘ ian, hns filed notice o f intention tn
make final three yenr proof, to establish
1 claim to the land above described, be-
Chargee Against Mayer Gill Ordered
| fore E. O. Immel, l T. S. commissioner,
Seattle, Wash.— By a vote of ti to 2
at his office at Eugene, Oregon, on the
the city council adopted a report ot
22nd day of December, 1917.
the Judiciary committee, requesting
Claimant names as witnesses J. H.
Corporation Counsel H M. Caldwell to
McClane, o f Oakridge, Oregon; J. E.
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prepare Impeachment charges against
w i know von n m td o o l th t itu ff th tt wuu.
Flock, of Oakridge, Oregon; A. F. I)e-
T h t m tn U lti r t r a i tnough tbou l kit futuro lo
Mayor Hiram C. GUI.
The charges
Snutel, o f Oakridge, Oregon; J. H. Chen-
ofugy t a I. C S cou rte In C i inoro inno lo Ih#
king wo w tnt fo r rrtpon tlblo potltlono. You ro
will be baaed on an allegation that
oweth, of Oakridge, Oregon.
n tt ln g rour prom otion on w ho! you know, t a g
I w ltb w t k id m on I ' lik e I
Mayor GUI wilfully violated bis duty
W. H. CANON,
Tko bom ctn I liko chtncoo Whit ho km t
In falling to suppress vice.
nv!5 do!3
Register.
rmponUblo lob lo fill, ho pick! t mtn framed lo
L. L. Harrel
D ra yin g of all Kinds
U. S. DESTROYER IS
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
STERLING FEED CO.
Just
a Tilt of
the P all
SHARPLES
STERLING FEED CO
“You Get The Job”
California Women to Do Jury Duty.
Ssu Francisco.— Women will be
placed ou venires from which Juries
will be drawn to serve lu the superlot
courts of San Francisco, and probably
all superior courts of California for
the first time uext year. It was an
nounced by Judges hers
Ecuador Breaks With the Kaiser.
Guayaquil. Ecuador— Ecuador has
severed diplomatic relations with Oer
many
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