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LA GRANDg. OREGON. KRI PAY, DrCCUM HEtt 13, 19fe.
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GMAT.WELCOSE.GRfiETS A.MER
' ,ICAN CHIEF E.tWL"ny,E AS
HE LEAVE THE SSIF.
MILITARY SALUTE '
FROM SHORE BATTERY
la Wtltomed hy the ycr of ttrvat
the "MtseAcF tf lVftcv and
Justie" Mm. Wilson ' I'rccedus
Hiuhaud; i'arrtiofl SmU Aoerkio
BKKST, Dec. 13. (United Prs) uy advlfory circlvv Is trait, to be p!n
PreaJdent Wilabn strpd on Krtnch nin8 a trip to tha United 8tatea,
aoil at 3:22 this afternoon. Mr. W'il-1 . .
aon yreceord th president, carry mjr 1
a small Anrierfcan fla. Mr, Wilson
and hi a personal party left the Gttn-yt;
Washington in- a' tutf flying ,th profi
drtial flajr. As he nearcd the Niid
ir.jf Flip, shore batteries ' fired a sa-
lit' of twenty-ne t-une and the mha
.atruck up "The Stur-apunKltt Ban
ner." ;
The hills rising from tlie water
front were crowded with Breton wo
men and girls in quaint costumes.
Mayor Hervaauit, 'rt'iinic the recap
tion committee, saluted President Wil
on ai the "messerrper of jH'acc.and
justice," saying': - "You bririK to tdr
nientert Europe the comfort of your
authoritative voice in a debate which
will end our quarrers."
Kicht American canteen workers
' presented Mrs. Wilson with a bounui-t
f fjowers as she stepiwd on the pier.
They were the only woinfi purticipM-1
inr in the ceremonies . j
cheer, of the doiyrhlwys and. sailor,
as he entered an automobile that ttwic
him toHhe station. The road ws lined
with soldiers. Groups of School chiT-;of
Hrn nff natlnr.nl snnK of Kram-fi
Jiml America. A speciaL train left im-;
.,i;u.aNr torio i
Arrived just After Noon.
The George Washington, with I'res
.irVent Wilson and his official party
alioXr-d, arrived off Brest, shortly af
' ter noon. She entered the harbor,
steaming( slowly toward tier anchor
age, at 1:10 p. nt.
Paaatd Over' Luaitsnia.
JOS DOS, Lc. 13. (Xlnird I'rtas)
The Georjre Waahinpton, bearinir
President Wilson 'and his official par
ty, passed over the if rave of the Lusi
tania, southwest of Ireland, late yes
terday. Many ships from 4'ueetv
town met and saluted the liner.
The Situation titiral.
NKW, YORK, pec. 12.--(L,nitd
Tres.i) President Wilson's arrival ift
France means the American partici
pation in the .discussion of the prob
lems of inter-European polities, in
which the United States is interested
solely8 to prevent this, country from, and ownership f 'the te! j?niph-and
vain bein? drawn Into a Transallan-1 telephone, system of the United States,
tic war. Kvery other power at tfcek . ; . -
conference will have very positive ma
terial rights to safeguard and im
prove. ' ,e '
In Viewing the international situa
tion from a different standpoint than
America, continental Europeans still
hope for the realization of territorial
ambitions which the conference will
certainly not justify, but to America,
:jeaouie and deadly enmities are
without rea?on, and- only .desiring
theirs to be curbed, foiif they are not
it may end in another war, involvitu?
innocent neutrals and thereby cfiTy
ing the United , States into another
conflict to defend neutral rights.
DEATH OK Ili:iATIVE
Mm, Ellen K. 'itn I'.ecrivci Word
'9
That Nephew IXcl in Krnisfe
Mrs. Heb! H. Crosr-. of tliis ritr.
has been aotifu-Al Of the d.th of
Il'T "nephew, vt Mj )r Wlllard D.
Slralsht. of New York C!ty who
died r.f pneumonia in France on
wDecelnbir 1. Ileii.les bi o'.ve !m
mediste fa,fttily n or.ly sister. Mrs.
Sanborit' of New'oYoik t left to
mourn his untimely d'-athi1 fiwift
to failing-health and th" prevJline
sickness Mrs1? Ci )s;; will r.ot be
able to ftfo New Vo:k at the
"ins-
fiecho-Siovak trwps. I lev.?
f ! ..,r'. '? 'M.t Ml- -,.?CVcr..- W-l., S , r. .yV" ":"",ry .-XT"-:l ,0.P,' "",U!ntlr Inatrninen.,. ,-.,l,..: to
iiMov-nient known as J.e Joint ; ' : . V .yV.-'..'J ' J,Q-''kdfc.&'K-hX-1&friml ifJ!'i"y wil1 ho seut i some naval
TRIKII'S CT:.lt SAXtlN. CAPi(5I.J,.,r,Pnjry ..;,,,,,,,,i..n. (!vaun,l In' ; . . V A r -V: ' r..;'. -.. , X i:6&$T fjD
() KS T (g, '.,., the r..-v ,! ,i io)... '&;". -' A '& :r", ;''"' (. 'JH-'J? " - X ) M-n of tho i.iM will receive
PARISf A.,-, l:l.-td,k...n a -vn the el.u-,l, for Cl...,.i.n I- J'!..-r-i ' SZXSSX&X'. ' ' - T fl "' '.T':",fi5' f KaJT-.'-iL ,A L -ilLW' SI lh.lr,j,:,y up to the time of their
in WTMiMia jum inu-.nal't tw irier.M... ... m i' " - ' , v- JJ. , A " . V . ZiZTm-iW-: wnul:l'
has IK'en (ktuoic.i bv tne u."vyr.il. w :.u...i.e.- ui ...... r.iuc ; y ,73; .u, vO fo. ' fl.o ixm lor ine per
Saxon capital, is forty miles norihwe.-t'-of
ZwiOa.
I f -I
H,,
t TV J
utn. jtinafisT'Bn niuxs, a contpie
uou figure during the Boer war iut
new a vhi(i mmhf tff ft British Mtili.
GiZAIION
WILL CONTINUE
l 'VSTIOX lHX'IDKi) AT M KKTlNfi
. Hi;.. I) rST NH.HT.
Loyal Ixffico of Ixciicni nnil Lumber
men i Kenain an l'tac
Kri;ar.iaatiou.
4U
c'A.'nti'.) lit- mcmtK'fK of local
iii 1 1 ..... i .i
fers a:l l.tibtrnM-'i, composed j
' yT-1 VV -f tin Ceorre 1'i.lmer
i im'. company plart, met at thf
! 0M 1' to-rei-nve rejmrts-
the crit convention held at .ePo-
". wh,,'h -Ofve!ltlon was litUnded
l,' employe and employer reprfenta- ! ji
lives from Iojt.viuk and- sawmill ;
operations in Oregon, Washington and
Idiho cast-of the Crailc mountains.
The mcetinif wr.s well attended and
r nthusiastiiuliy and ufinnimouly ci
dorsed the program for the continu
ance of tho oranizjititMi as outlined
at the Spokane ronvehtinn.' alt is the
aim and purpose rtf tht employts to
ma-lic the organization 100 per c'nt at
the La Grantte plant and they were
assured the hearty suyijmrt and io-op-
(Ccmtint.Hl on Vzve. thfp
,CO.NTUrL AM OWN Kits HIP "
Be solution on the Subject Introduced
. in the House.
WASHINGTON', 'Pec. V: United
Press) iteprescritiiivi Mron, rhair
man f the .hu: j.o tuffice loinniit
te, today rtvrt a resfilution for
the it.:i;n3;:iit irovtrnrnental control
METHODISTS TO
IUST!;tT mnj M;-; K 1V-,14
(o:Aff; di:. i A.Vii 19
Mft'lini; ' 1 l-''r Ibc lini,. of
anui'niitiK n .lo.'nt t'cuteii
urj ( ainnjiin.
(Ccn'.i
In-
p--:ltlT,.n.or.l lor the i:a i, rnnue U'i- ; . V 1S ml I J" " ' ."' V ti "' w- - '.At&M :' n-luru cmugn u, soon as iney , , , '
tfict of the M..E. thurrb. gfi-r, )il ; f VOi .t of tho army. It... ai-mberltbo naval .lc,u...rv anan. . ,e-
li.e ,.l!owir. .. m , nt which v,iil ' t i t 'l : I o U ' ii V ,''"'-' VW t ' OTilf X? iwlllMake pT,r rny !.. "' , , , ,
't.nly t,,.,.. H, n..-beM of, MV-f imay r,.Ul. from ttto disbm.dlng of obaerva ovy car, -.per-
,lu-h.-tt but ,1,0 tciu..,l public ! 'f L': L-f KSfK'&V i : the St. A. T. C. a,.rdiB(; to Karl asfonltni.,,! U.I d -gnx
W.-I1: ' 5 , i . i-Vit?77 --l-i-' ' '' 4 XLif"A-' a'-'.' "n.hank. secretary to President , " 1- " l" 11 '-' C
; M:r,is,. nn.1 la liefre, ef ! ?-03? '-' -aC ' OV 5Sr7'!V0 :. and time work.
the b. Cr.in.le ii 'strict nnf the . . " ' "' : . f T-A ,'2, V''SV" ' Zt'O i i Tn" ":lul1 u"" "'o l'nlvnerlty. "" S M"
MHh4'st LinM.nial cburci... cem-t i: J ",fLV -ji fe ,i ?&rsr' .:. , "j9fZ -f ;cimll lilO of llfdJT men, will Wob- lenf Helena. Mi.nl.
'pos'-d of ihe s!s....tirn cr,e:,!iw of : ,i a is' ' - - '-Aj-i Jk jftitf h? I. dl.adel tl samo as Abe j . Tho bariacka. wli.-yj, liaui Iii.ik-
Orecnn. are to n.t in a listr!ti , k ; ',' -. , . - ' Bi - - ' "W. - Vfcf .-X A'', j army corim sluibjus, Ensign Ifop-jM 20 men of v...:iny A, will
Conference .l C.-nt-nary Insii'ute i ' . -'"' '& -' . . " - dft' ic,'"f 3.), '- 't ":i il penWimer aal.fr So far none haveirove.l to O) l-nlnf-.-ily. N' d-fl-
. , . .. , ,, ; ''. . .... .-. - . T V,. 1 ." 14 I'M. ll ,.., ....... ..r ..? 'nil., nl,.n h:,.e : Mt Ih.ii lll:ilo
PihB'W'-als. .TM. in..'-es Vf-m enlist- I -St.. r,,.Oni,.ni, t...ri,Kl l. m.w '. s.hil' -;..-r ,,t,, uv lt, ..;,rr. ! area of !.!
aued on n 2)W
::itwy :wr,(H t HrsAHitm
W 0i. o
, f
OAMAGING EVIDENCE
OF CERHAN INTRIGUE
411 Mm Hoat . Out U rn SVUlwi
biptmuiKa odiI -The? Wr in-
attvt'd Ciftm ttrrtiai tuat s
(iriot War U'ouM lie rrvc'in-
,
WASHIINr;iHV, Dw.'ll. (UnrtH
Pfws With hrr olans umnUtrATor
(j'.unginff'the work', into war, irmny
in July, 114, mniHixchcd a hundred
and thirty trained propagandists to
thV United Ktats; South America,
Mexico and t'hina. They were inform
ed on July HKh hy Omiun officials
at Berlin, .hat there wun to be a
war, heiitir thoroughly' iiks'tructed in
their tanks.
" Captain Ije.iter of the Army intvlli
pent drpartment,t tiave out tlua m
formation today, ' .
All. Skilled f'uhHriftta.
Thirty-one of these pntpujfitndit.
arrive! in the United States, in Au
ffusl, ltJ4f jufct ' after Ihe war was
started.
Itt r submitted a moss of cviden-.p '
from' the files of the army. . Much f
the .fvidenee is beinar withheld as a
L.asis for future action.
Thu hundred and thirty propagand
ists assembled at IteHin were ekilled
puSJifixts who. hiw( leen Kpttadir.f
pro-ermai propaganda fur Un yeara
hejoro tre wnr.
FItE VVUS IIIOTKKH
AMSTERDAM, Dee. 111. Kxtensivi;
riot ocrurrrd Wededay in Awshu,
':ili.riiii uci-mdirii 4n d i k nr N'hia f mm
ruuue, and machine gun and rifles
were used arainftt the mobs. Thrie
pc inftim wp killed and five Keriously
iniu'rid and a- (freat number wounded
blitfhtly. Troops also reported to their
arms .in the neimmnng villugo of
Sch.nwie.en.
II TRAGEDY OF
THE BBEAT
IS
M IHi: SI JUKI 'T !' l'lllihl-
KK'lTIM, film I A Mil ION
" ' o "
Amr.ia U nlhl i. s Ir.vl the
... - , ', i - ..
ttorbl i'.i'llif for lt-fuK'-t
t
. . of M o
. T ,. -
tin " linvviuLt fi'nh I:Midiri
Wio;i .iMhiied tho f "Hi-twine p;t-' I ng the air moist, per i did work aim the United Jitatu en
elamaliou: " ' c ' ' of b-ni i..ay w'Ay ha sated tered the war by carrying-' the mcs-
i'or mnro Ihan th.f: yeaia AUilt- flat now $ta tip in tlie chimney 1 ;Mresfiiproel by" Die government to
ienn iihlUntluophy, has fceen larsi -
icUir iu bcBpirg a'ivo Armeni tt,
Syrian, (iroek nni oilier' xiles aiid'
.fusees of W-ir:j As:a. 4 0 ifinift Ins!l:rt nal the possibility cunipnigH, which opens Monday, Ile
On two foimer ti'M asi'ms 1 hvi- ol' an,s (4:jiii;r;!i nVy in -Jjo lonn of eember 1, wiJI lose , iJecember
apiiealed in the Aai. rican p 'dplc In lftral.' d trail ie li -rfluc! of atrriiiH I and oiptlie day following the organi-ht-hftlf
of tlu-srf Jiopieless' (;iiffeieiK,'jint niotintains "iiouid , ho fnntn- ; in tin .adjoining district, has supplunt--wn
thrs f.,r eSery i rron 'tjcsiriiig to i - r
iCurtia ifd on I:4te Six.)
RECONSTRUCTION W3K iN DEVASTATED FRANCE
r'-uOmciron p-fiMl in now;
TIi photograph shows a P'ie
I Kiruu Tltj,' JSritlfcli onstructe-J a vv-
I l&INT
American Cu:eil liror Ktrcjch in (he
Rhine KreHak
Wlttl THE AMERICANS ON THE
liHWK, Dec. 12.-y United Press)-.
smiivi irons ...u I'I.ci.ii.ijl UdpiUOlIJT me
OX SIXTY-MILE
tftl!hino on a front of nearly sixty miltO,
ramus arc guarding tne lett bunK
KoKMMU KKSUUNT VASKKS
Word liiis been i-eeoiv',iof iho
'death In Sat'diuuu' nf Mi. Abec,
father of (loorpe AL.og sjijT Mia.
Jar Hilary, of tb-f ci'iy. Mtfc.
Hillary wus called to hqr father's
Wiside Several dnyx aso and tils
! death, ou nccotint o" ,biS3 verv a.l-
,lu-id ttK0 no iinexiHtoa
(Tho deceased mad.' hi:i .J101110 i:i
" Li llrnndi' several -ijirn nee.
"
The tyw R. 4 N. .HiavA dnce
and concort t hirh was to lw h.!d
on "ft i (, rtrtfinln'r 17, lias ii:aa
lHisttfc,iil(l -i i date. Those
iw hoid tirfcuta ftj the event ai
!Viuu:Uc(t to rotaifi t ho fiuo un
tltejr will JiO aviiablo when tho
d.t is di:ltiy . uiudu. In tin
j nu'sntimo. if. tho wo.-ithnr .con-l'.-
(IIoiih pfinm, otho it. nil will apirt-ar
1,1 "ncert on 4hu -stroota and
Wl" nu ,nc,r in:iV;appearnco
.ill ho
In
public.
JOSIAH BBILL .
YIELDS LIFE
Kt rni.Mi: ha w v.
Was
IVtnti iisly
tiHi'alry 1 iwt
SliKbily
(rs Am"" i
WlMllMU I.
Mr. II. II. linill
Jin -ti'reivetf an
it doath ot bin
Tfit. J 1 1
son,, Jo; iuh I,. ItrHl, in Kraiic!.. in
Hit) rusuluity list of juttl wevk
a to tbe yttin nr.ui's naititj upiiear
ed in tai li.U f iT,im Hilui had
been ulirlitly wTuid d.
Joniati L. I.i iil w.i pr.n-ticii'y
ill tlli8 f lJilla.ll.il It y. If in
Ttimie pl.:m; ntu'Licr oil vb'ii. or
the
all
I'umI "jo.i::-.;-iti
tint tumo
vi ! Uteil
air.cottir.t y
f tJ,
( IINM liIM. !'
lauiiTili't In '"! H.-iviiiff' ItrAly
fir IMstiiliuti.nl.
POKTI.AN), I) e lli.'Toftl
Ha.'ir; in tb? Iloi:!!,1" a pampUlel
of bititH nit bow Ui t tinker ve fuet
in hm-ulr fiiriiarws. '?oai heafets.
hut witet plafitt; and kltehen ranK:
, Is niiw 1 cad fur distribution
af ttie offigu'of KtM Administrator
Kied J. Holmes. . t
i.'opi it "may bi secured from
fumity Eui AiliiMutstrators . aifd
fuel deak'itt tliro'i;Ii tht siIioipIb
a.'ii .t he r fmrees, aietirdlnK to II.
i E. Kennedy, H'.iit'j eitiiwcrvatlon rtl-
iivcior. w tin is in cli'trne. of distri-
1' 4f !r h Th. -pimphli-ta
will a.H'i ti rupp.i'-l up on r-'tueat
... . , i ... , , .
!at ttii ntAU ii't0 a idiiTilalratiiiri of-
"(If, 1 : . 7 Nf)P'b.wui"B:k tutH-
litL-."
' Uv vrvi-.tT rare vs. the f uina
and hi f-b.rvir-K ii.f'-iHDilima aueh
.ing to Jur. K.-nrt-lr, fnd .lthough
.-r is a;'nt"d i:t u f-i ways, acot a-
Oioi ou j.-i s tio i !! hbortage, tin -
ulillf; :ciy nnif ' b;it pfmfiible.
pi
on
l in t
ulty of rm.i.r.il
r-ii"
EiRf 1 ;
IHEllDf
THE ALLIES
THAT AII19ICAMR W(M:l13
1i
UNITED StftftS DOES
HOI APPROVE fAfk
Belief fa Ta It la ft . U IvtiU
Ftwr un tha tit ran a a Maajf l)r
aial la Mad Tat A Sisrfc scr
atioa la ( wapUte4-N tatao
:loa U laeeWtrav
AMST:R1AM, De. IS. (Uirtftd
Trtss) Tht German ffovernmvnt will
ask the allied 'arn.ivt bi occupy 141
lin if tha Holahefiai movement con
tinuea iu grow, Inilip Hiheidininn
de'Iare!. in a ajieech at thcapital to
day, according to Berlin dispatches.
iicheideniann predicted that Amer
ican troops will soon arrive in Berlin,
upon which the audience cheered
' Will Ntst laterfert.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-chcirlo-mann's
statement rrirardingr Americnn
occupation of Berlin is considered here
u:s largely a .play by the Sm'ialint lead
er to instill fear of the United Slates
military forces into, iht iierman
masses.'
The war and state departments per
sistently denied that such owilpation
j contemplated. W.hile a ?itate of
utter anarchy would undoubtedly cause
a shift of the allied plan's, then is
no intention-to interfere intvrnidly in
Germany.
i:,, ooo. ooo, two nix:iSSM"
WASHINGTON, lite. 13. Kivu to
fivt anil a half billion dollars nio( of
bonds will have to bo imucd to fi
nance th. aovfrnment this ynr, S
r!Ury MiAdoo told the house Ways
ani rnrans committeo Thursday, in
i;.,..
ssiriaf firiancial quritionn. He
bl thi on an rttinial of IIK.OOO,.
t)i lil.JMKt in uptmliturM and memlwra
of the' committee luid tho citimato
was1 not too low.
WIU. AHN1ST JIV TIjK MKMUKit-
bhip naive ., .
As Farewell App.iranre The; Will
Iiiscuas Henefita of (he Gnat
OrKanixation.
POiiTLANU, U&i: Kb Four-minutu
I who haw iierforftied nueh ai4
1 tla n'opie by word of moutn, will give
j incir- vau-lictory ill tne lied t.toss
1 membersriip drive. The KeJ Crons
(Continuod on Vuku i)
mid the road'Oro bclnz
ihWI w4-niiod tli rctoatlnu Ocr-
FOUR -WHITE-.
HEX TO SPEAK
JOHN H. ROSSJTER
fM
f
John M. Rosslter of 8in Franelaco,
director of operation, of tha United
Slate '.hlpHj) board, hai one of tha
bivaast war job In Washington. He
airectaJtaa moytaisnt. of Uncle 8am'e
hfpplng, a butlneaa which la growing
mr. rapidly the. any otho. Indu.try
m-ino coutr. Bolero calling to .the
hif)lno board ha wae vie pretldent
and general managvr ofc.the Paclffo
Mall uanilile ceraany.
(WITIOF
COMPK KMHENiilVE KRI'OHT SUU
MlTl'tel Br SUPktlNI'INDKNT
Criet Projresi Hie Beet Mad Baal
All Comeraed Hate Saowa 1
' Mlifi-ai lateteat.
The fullointaKeuer( HfiiH of the
public .tichrjole ia Unien eeny it ttvii-
' milted tiy Mta. A. f!U If aJjoe, majr'
tciKient: . , '
Union county erhoola in ipy opin
ion, are'et'couii to nofle. rS-o(fress 1b
tho watchword. " Kronf. tho largtst
to the ain.llest .dinlrir, thort runs one
contliuius. line of cotinectail tnden
eiffiy.cl kc!m! wora ,
We have built aomo new s.hool
houses out" at, Idd iinyon, a oeio
room rural, mnlciti and atttiictivn.
building; also a Hot Lake and at Med
Unl Springs. Tho "latter is a two
room siiool furnnco hent and well
equipped as well ns architecturally at
ttMCtivo.; In.tbia far away district,
two tcn't-hcrs aiv employed and the
boys and irlj are instructed in Uic
grades above tho eighth, a lont-fclf
want of the district. The Park schiiol
(ContlBund 01 uoae t ) i
f tlnllMIT(liN lIil,AVBI)
tuioia jukI lii.inn-lioas Fall to Ar
ri at eii.oo.
Vnlvorally of OroKnii,,, but!oni,
i)c'c. li.--AVotk on tho nuyorB ncc-
itrisury t' tho rllHcbiii'Ko of - tho 8lu
ileum' Army Trulnlim Corns at tlift'
Unlvonilly .lH i!xwcn:4 to Ijoki the
flint of IIiIh wk, Due to dolny. In
jreceivliiK primed formsi una In
structions from til wsr departiuent
work Inis been del iyed for ll week.
Aluf forty piin huvo "sliiniHwl
offlcbillj their lillenlloni of lenvlni!
a'-hool tin soon us Iboy.t get ..tliolr
d!n':haiKe. 1pst of tbeso men ar
biiKlnenfs men "who wish to TSfurn
to buiilneiis life. Many of them
have families, and entered the fi.
A. T. C. fur Um inlllMry tmlnlilK
only. Those 1 ni"n ' will rocerte
Hull illKebarK flrnt. " Men who
deairti.'tn return tn Ilia I'nlvnreVy
iiexl term to take tho reiv-ubir col
lege arnik will bo the Inst to bo
ii.si bar'il.
The bnnlnew offlro has received
numerous In'iull les f rom .loriunr
Bhiilnnls, enniernlni? the work which
Is to be offered next. terWi, slnco
many of ilwm now In army romps
will, not, however,
from October
1 to
ilcilui
I I. thi ifclale of their tornml
n. l;o onei iic.wen saiu on
Iroc'IpT of orders
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ViV T'VN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ftouiMlaJor I'OlMusou, San Eraiicl.
BARGAIN
COUNTER
. PROPflSAL
CHAIRMAN KIDDI.K HAS A fiKNU-i
INE (IKft ON HEI) CKOSS
. CHUISTMASjl:i)I.L CALL
CHANCE TO RECEIVE
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING
Campaign Maniiuurs and Team Ci-
tains ro in Kcadmi'ss for Hie
Drive, Which Will Open Next lion
day, Dvcomber 10, and Continue for
One Week. ,
Mr. Ed Klddlo. chairman for thu
Uniu.il county. Ited Cross Christma.H.
rolUcnll, announce:
This la the only tiSio that I
havo boon nblo to toll tho peoplo
that we luivo a bniKaiu enunter
proposition In shapo of a drive for
war purposes. In tho Chrlstin is
Rod Cross membership rofl cill of
Ifnlon county wo are able to nlvo
tho Qeoplo soinelllhvr for rjntlijnf;
nn.d throw In 10 Uod Ciohs Ohlrat
mas Bonis to boot.. Vuiler.llio ar
ranltomenlB of our War Chest drbo
all those who paid their iiuoln tiro
ntltluil to m memborship In tho
Hod Cross for ouh member of
their family and uro fntlileil to
button, Biirvleo flair and 10 Hod
Crosa Christmas ifcals for each
meinboj. i
' Any person who did not contrib
ute to tho Wur Cl eat fund 'may
procucii a momborshlp iu tho Red"
Criss umn paynieuc of one dollui-
to any or tho Held workers or nt
hoadquarters.'. . '
B jflimpiilRn will; bo citrrled on
undef ; tho Bupurvlalon of tlui fi
IowIiik cumpulKn niaiiagers:
ARM-. Mrs. J'luylo: Elgin P. K.
Smith; Island (.'tr.-JIrs. Klslo Hid-
well; Ojirtid 1 1 .i 1 1 -E. W. Dil.onn.
IIllKarfl Win. Conillt: lmbler
Sam Urifoks; Cove Lev Carior;
Hut 1.11k O. Dash; Kamela J.
D r"ontHlnof La Cir;imle .Mrs. Ceo.
pocbrun; Union L. 9V Wrbilit;
auinmorvlllo V. E. Loiik l.uild
Canyon. is. i'oobU:r; . Teloeasot
u. ii. nynii; moil. isprinRa uun-
hnm Wright; Mount (Jbiiti Mis. E,
13. Whiting, "HtarkeJ W. 11.
Rrtgs; North Powder. C. U. Mnys;
Pony Earl Stoddur'.l.
Wallowa county is under tho
jlirlsdtrtlon of tho La tiwudu
chnptor. Mr. Wado Siler. En
torprlso, has boon rppoifl'il cam
paign, mnnager of Walluwa. county
and will huvo full charge in V.;1
lowa county.
Tho tMiniB arir 1 nu organi.tMi.
In all parts f tbj county under
the supervision of tho dlftercto.
chairmen and Union county will
show up with tho iMual piomptnes
In tho fcill. .
La Grande has been oiKiuft.t'il0
with Mrs. Gorugn V. tocbrau, cam
paign manager, tho executive com
lllltteo onsiiiting of Mia. Cocbrnn.
Mr.. Albert Hunter unit Sirs. John
Thclson. Tho headHiJarters will bo'
In Pattlson9 grocery atoru. B
Mrs. Oxnerls rh:tii i.i.tn u?' flu.' Held
workers and Ins nppt.inted 1?'-uieu-nnts
to assist her and Is looking
after the details to make a short
whirlwind campaign. He' llPuten
niiis are; Mrs. Will Mitchell at
Island City; Mrs. '. P. Thompnon,
Mm. II. L. Lyott. Mrs. Glace Mnli
tor, Mrs. 1 II. RiiEcidl. Mis. M.
T. Andwws, Mia. W. 11. Saii'md, all
of La li iml.
Eaeh Lieutenant v.-iil h.io fau
pervlslon ovi.t aliout I'&uuu c:ip
tuins. e
Pi:ii.-;(ii.i!S I'Ai liioTic
WAKIIINGTON, lee. i;i.-- ( P.y
Untied Press! .More thin y l.ouu
opera glaaRes unil telscupes we")
furnished tho navy by iLihiuii'.i
foniiho us" of tli? biilhlln:..
thoutJ It may be !i.o"d in In tho
campus and used for tiflii'M.
All the men w ill ! I :0' 'I
uniforms, which th will '.' nl- ,
j lowed O I'niln i". 'our imoths
uf(Jr dls.liarge. At tlie ecu 01 era
,time tney una oe
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