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o e TOT DAY. PF.r.TiTTATtY H. 1.010,. . . d U A.yrE 'teYEXTXu .OTSSIvR YET?, e e i i i missed several sfloVf'si. for I kmv tVn' (hrmiili ilui AimA mi mjiPi if tU J ; that soigehotiy had been killed or ijvn j war from start to finish. We also up Htfc s-fl4 IgJ 9 - ' I jjiisiy wounded when thai shell exphid -! predate the twt thnt weare part of mmmmmt -jeu. i went twwii snortiy alter anu , rtamuow division, reprcsPmuiK' pooled Into the bujldinjr. Thor had .(go in the Rainbow, mid we "ive . r. ATmy of Occupation, Neuatwo outfits were to jump'over past the bet" number of wounfled men lyini'.realteed the (ieimany, Jan. if, 1919. j first two and relieve thorn. It wnf there awaiting to be ini cdt l.yle , extent that .to B. Cheri, See. B. P. O. Eaf'"c arrangement, only 'with us, we Strinirhunk one of our.twys, who eui.l j make 'good, I, l.a Grande, Oregon. always moved up first and the other heen wounded in the henel by a shrap-jdid. the reiponaibility to such u every man waited to I, and lie ifld. and the unit outfit never out-jumped us. We took r,el shell, early during ht niorninjc. Another thing this little organiia the advance position on every f rnt rvns thi' buildinf . Two 'men were ;t ton lies to be proud of, and that an iome of them were" exceedingly ; killed outright, and u nu pilar wound jth.it we are the only original and nil wm; in fact, at time ulraost sufo- !e Tor ,ne second time, I.yal String- loirgon unit in tleruinny with the A IT I.1 aA A ' ennhr, ' MY. Io. 4:i:i, l.a Grande, Oregon. .My dear brother Cherry: I have had it upon my mind to write you a letter for 'some time, and ftr e ftiving .tf.ur Christmas crd. memo rial program and copy of speech deliv- rating, made a fellow want to get out jham s arm was broken by a In avy Amei icon army of occupation. AJI of ei,'ii uy lirother Crawford, 1 feel more ana '" ''ke hell, create a good breeze PJC,'e 01 "y"8 nH" .' ' otner uregou natamul gunid out- keinly thn before that it is really a ln lfe' fresh uir. come out from under the effects of fits hail wither unfortunate luck, pos- Jiy. The move from Lorraine took us ' ne etner- Orders came that we were jsibly with the exception of the railway 'lhere has been quite a number of :ciuite a distance. nnd w finally n,,u.i;to "P. Pl W. and get on: suvi ineiiiiH-rs, wlmlt .was organized at names qdded to the'list of "our absent up for a halt near-Chalons. We had ,lmt ",e "'1u'ul,;'' mm would be sent , Portland. The Third Oregon were sent brothers,' since' 1 left La Grande. I made the trin with our trn'cln farther back. We did not got nutijover her with th 41st division, which Many if them I Vnew so w'ell and In We have seven three-ton Pierce Ar- however, until about 7::W that even- yrn used at n replacement division, seeing their names upon this list. I ' row trucks, having been on th i-n.,i'"S; he shells were breaking around s0 they lost their identity as a rcgi- realize that, through the uncomnro- for nbnut evpi.n-tu n.itt, V. off and on, all during the day ment, and were badly split up. The inning hand of death, I have lost a practically no stop for rest and "deep lWhen 'e d'U puU out that ve"1"f- 'i Third Oregon was the best drilled friend. After resting for a day we moved up!-an ns,ure n was a "Brani1 "a,i regiment of men I have seen in the It is indeed a relief to know that under cover of a dark night and we !?lorioU3 'eel'"?." because P-usy la army, and it was a shame that they this great world war has come to ajdiscovered that wo were on the Cham-) Ohoteiso was, that day, no place for Bjdid not go through Intact. .i close, and that the American losses j pagne front. We arrived at our as-man who hlul ho"'s of seemf ,he The soldiering here in Germany is were ouite low. considering all thnt sio-ned lncniinn ih t Ji j.k Istatue of Liberty, or l.a Grande, Ore., pretty fine, and It surely makes one they went up against, and all thev ac-ilt was a nuict niirht for the Fourth I nCain' . . I realize that to the victor belongs tho complished. Those that did die upon j of July. We were just ten davs We have been shelled several times ispoils. All the soldiers have beds nnd the battlefields of Europe, certainly aherd of time, for a real ' honeit to'since then but never surh Bn t'''lb" ;Bre nunrtered in houses, hotels and did not die in vain. and. God knows, goodness' celebration. orate manner. Ihe main reason for public buildings, and I presume that Iteside ftmnnrtftl llohir Aiinclicd To irli.rin Mi il. lvftxUm it tiic. I ' ','lfl ','"ri 'm,'o """ Ib'nk ahwutUour cf. The Staml uid Aula lianAr khop.!cnriier Adamn .and )'ir, is (WiliK vei-y aalbilactory "ork. hl Vtjt, Prop.y o 2-j.iit Getting Kid of Oild. The easiest and quickest way to get rid of a cold is to take Cliamlwrlain's Cough Heuiedy. This preparation ha ucen in use mr many yns and its liulue fully proven. No rruitter wh:it they died the most honorable death,! The 42nd division was the ony 'this is that July 15th marked the r.s.. the German government, that is as fighting under the Stars and Stripes. ! American division on the Champagne biK German attach and when it failed, Isoon as thev locate a good one, pay The I.a Grande hospital unit or, as fiont at that time, and It was ordered :,he tablt' turnwl and TS' . i",e bl"- The (iel'n,an I,"P,e treat us it is officially, l7th field hospital, in there, I believe, owing to the fact tillcr' acllon was " thctf l,,rCLt'0" , very courteously, and tho shop keep has played mighty lucky in this war,; that it was close at thnt time, and!flom that time on.. jors are making specia arrangements having only one man wounded during the big German offensive was rapid-1 From Champagne the division went i to keep the boys supplied with fancy the whole campaign of the 42nd divi-, ly showing signs of coming back to j0 Chateau Thierry, took Scrgy, Hill souvenirs, at fancy prices sion Them tn h o .,t ,. Jifo i a a ,, i,. ,1,. ic, f. 212 and a few others. The lye boys There are several other brother Elks ber of different ideas, at home, as to offensive took place Julv lfth and itlhl hard fighting there, too. We were in the company, all of whom I showed what a field hospital is, what it doesjfound the 42nd division' holding part 'so m" busy and I for" the first t I tho Chi istml.s card and menional pro ami where it is located, at the front.: of the Champagne front, and thcyjwc wc,c 'Kht and day. . 1 h-te ! g,am. It will lie a great day when In the first place a field hospital is, held it, too. General Gouraud, in ex-, lots of n,cn b"lk 8i,ssed', m,'!we can stcn ,n' the cll,h room of nart of ,mv f llv .n,,;,i if n'w.in hi. Innnv.i,H n, the greater part oi mem are sjou ua t.ranne louge io. .... American division, there being a san-i'livision, said 'Vou have saved the t0 ""'V- , .,,...' I ni f n l appearances we ahall be itary train with each division, which lny, broken the German offensive, held I The nfxt pla5,c. ,th? dlv.""pn wf "A ihe'" f"r ?hrc " monihs yet. I is composed of four field hospital the Germans at a standstill and kept'was at the St- &.lll,ld ,"l,cl,.t' und i"1 e" home bv JV1:V companies and four .ambulance com-1 them from advancing to Chalons." lfte "u" ,,rom ,u,.,!!lst " uhtii toat time t wisn nanios. This t-uln i. ,i 1 1 WhnW this divi.ion sc,l th rtv i horseshoe to their objective, which ;you, Brother Cherry, and all tho mem- of the division auiveon. wh r.nb. -.. or not I do not know, but I do know was a point even with the rest of th a nil.,m.l Ti,n ,!... .i.' j: . i!.ui in h,.i.i;.. n,o n i iline. Wc were ,,1.. ' .1;. .r i. . tkA kA.... i.. ii. i:..n rn,...i.t i;t. r;..n.i ....v.i w. lli.sjjiuii ueeilOn, 0.-1'" " uiiu miiKiii. nnc iiin.io. ,p. . rector of ambulance section, and the nd refused to retreat, even though Argonnc Woods. rh'sa;y cimt nvi uflnr nv out uuucuii noiii, ...; - company commanding officers, etc. A year ago, before any of the Amer- tUe Germans sent wave after wave out against them. The artillery action .hers iif P. P. 0. K. No. 4M success this front about and happiness, and I scjid my best re- three weeks, nnd then moved over to g;mls to you nil. Fraternally yours, C11AS. ill. HARDING. wired and held many- strong points ican division h,l 'n. i.,t ,.,,.1 I which starter! about 1?;0 the morn-';' wh "ley could command the tive service, there seemed to be some ing of the loth of July was something j valley ami woods, l here was a , g. e; ouestion as to how the armv was M- terrific, the noise of the guns, the!"1 f ftiy action, also nenal ac imr tn' urn tVta tta, Unl.,i IT i rn.-L-i.to niwl tVio fin roc wne n ennnn tlOIl. rtrifish Vu not use them, nor the 'and niirht I sih11 never forn?t. It French, nnd ihcy suemed to be netting seemed as though some superluiman otonjr ouite nicely in this man' wni . ' hand w:ts t work and that the very The l-Nul division went into active hf.wela of the earth hud broken lo-iso, service last February, on the I.orraii e front, first mat the other side, north. I location, it set med, for WOMEN CARPENTERS The Americans had a great number of bombers, but it did not stem th it they were well equipped with combat CHICAGO, 111., Keb. 14. Lady condnctoioltes, niotorwomen, eleva tor chauffeurs and auch are all O. K. bin when it coiu'eH to handling a hammer and saw, well tho women n anes. but apparently tney nan goou , . . .. fl. . . .. .. , v .i..... !()ur hospital site was in a rather La I j protection for the bomuers, lor iey;fu io the plans of the union car- there were VI'UIU "v - v jpeinerK m iiiih iiiuii iiiwii. v nicu- waves oi eigm or leu pianvn, K, h union or curpontera made thiH of Lunevilln. wherP thPV tnV. fm- two or three bit? iruns workinK on UK. waves oi eiKiu u . (leclnral ion in anniislukeahle tornm at u rwH'iit mooting, 1 lie thirly-eilit women now nl,nt il. J .1 ... ... illt :,. ..,..,..l. .1. tVin Jov-lim south, along the same front, east ofo have those hi bay. whhtov.r yo, dSt'VX"her1lTth:Ar We cer'tainlv thoneht that war we s it seems worse, and one is apt to feel leans put on their big attack which carponlor work la tho pub nii 1 . ,u ,. D,11.,I ,,,wt .nti hia rii ciilnti.tn I broke down me nun u;ihct uu llc H( iiuuis or t;nicuyo were tne on- hell, to hear those cannons roar, could somewhat upset ami nis cucuianon ... .,. , n, i,:- ,nin . . . . rr. 1 a ; 1, . . k.w) .rnno nn n made it possible to cut tneir main it.t of the carpenters protest. T. also see a Hun plane once in a while, feels as though . ."V"" " "-ijine, of eSmmunk-aUon with which ' M. O'Doa. t-balrmin of the educat and wonder why the anti-aircraft : un .cation. As d, ylight began t . .lo b j armt,a, and with-l.lonal mmml.leo of the local carpeu- could never bring one down. Wh.leawn, I believe J'UStihtoV,. union, .ay. women carpenters u.oe.n.OTpumverwo m.u .... ,1- ;- --'!,, ,,, Wc were in a small ro not oiaetleat and that th j should give w ay to nullified tcaclt- . .1 ...... . .1. .1.' ..I. . fII Fin. VKIC III IVHtt. ..V v . - or mree gas attacks that were quite caw an ine omer ... o ... "-,-. An0) wh(. the Ill.,is. successful, and owing to th, inexperi- that they were not injured helped r J "a" Nu'vcnber. 11th, one .... ' ' ! .1 n-L. 1J iha ; ' a"u "T BnneiwK. brigade of infantry from the division m rnp iirrnr'i.' ir m.Y .iiiia a ...mIb. iinni. wfrf cnmi it in mete v.v.c " : , out of commission. It was seen that I few gassed, so about all we had to 'to some means should be at hand fori was make ourselves believe we were nromnt treatment ol vns.ed ii o.. dodiring one every time we ducked they hit upon the idea of using twoas they whistled through the air. C ;jnen wJ w field hospitals for gas treatment, and course, arrangements had been mrdc ",e Ttner times about five or six the other two for the treatment of, to handle wounded and gassed, which fro' "d ?th "X".,!? Xl. s brought in from tne v. ... 7 era- of .the male ape:ies..,..i. -N Tho lady carpenters have not been bnH Advanced as far as Sedan, when Heard rrom, I11M omciuis ot the 1111- they were relieved. Ion are expecting a hammer and AI1 ibirinir these different engage- tonus bailie before the ladles are listed. upon the front, wnetner an auvnnce was likely, or whether it would be a standstill, and lots of fighting, where our position was. At Champagne we were about twelve kilometers behind the line, and the morning of the St wounded and sick. Treatment at n the ambulances brought field hospital. is, of course, not com- dressing stations at this point. Things plete. Their duty -is Bimply to give were looking quite serious there emergency, treatment and evacuate as 1 were quite a number of wounded on soon as possible to the rear. hand, and more coming. In the treatment pf gassed patients Now and then two or three gassed we first had to undress the man, cliphut the Huns were evidently not usii g his hair, give him a drink of alkiline imuch gas. The shells were br.-lt.ng solution, a shower bath, wrap him uplclnse around the hospital, seeded n well in blankets and put him in bed, be gradually getting closer. The am or rather place him on a litter, some ibulances were all busy worhin? to and hay, a cot or on some other prepared ! from the front, nnd there was 110 place; it depended a good deal uponmenns to evacuate the wounded men where we were and what we had tojon hand to the rear. work with, our shower natn was some . many, a, wm""' "" that man in the olUfit np. ,;tf;t it nc nnriahl- nuifit on.l fr.r transnortation. lisinf tracks and r1 ' ., . ... , ', casilv knocked down, and hard to put ambulances. Everybody was working up. Sergeant Cnrrry, who handled ; to get all the patients out before they the bath tent, with his good man Hap- jwcre Mowed to pieces. One shell ev persett, who pumped the water into gloried near one of the wards, and il the heating tank, certainly had his, looked like a hit, but it simply had hit an outbuilding, iney nan aooei ( all the patients out and on the way to the rear, except one ward which j known we were a gas hospital and it was filled with seriously wounded. A ..... ., !L: I 11...:. ...1. ,AJ li-n.-tli' nn' was planned tnat wnen me nivision oig sneu ink .. .i.".." ""j " went intlt the lines again we should 1110 n:P. CAPITA WHAl.TII WOODLAND, Cnl Fob. 14. Yolo county has the highest per capita wealth of any county In the United Statos, according to st'.itlsttcs com plied, by the Chamber of Commerce here and tho local banks. These Don't Suffer MANY mn and wonien urcMilTcrlnf btcnuicuhey arc treutiu vtlvci instfod of removing cnutt-a. Why tKiihfk wilh i:iinients and loltons for rheuiVifitic BtifT joints. renuickl, bihoiuiu -a. liervoubncMi , lloat i 1 dtzzineu, putFy poi or tuber symptuni ft-licn the kidntyn ci troniJ, thin rci bympUHiuf p.-'lns, b: bili W spf-ctt in die vision, lVIu-b uidcr ihe eye. ol lislncy troutiK; liX be niadewi'il nJ noviiiAiiia tuuac tu mo l.iivtilKen wei lorkidnry iroulili- tnJ ll:l'!r llmrnti by mm ami wvinrn with sue.-.- lor muny ycurs. i bey eeni i fl riiiht .t die mot t( ll.C tioi.hle, iiiviflur.tUml ui..l i. .-itrOn-i iiH. liritlinfl uniJ KiotltinC wti-U, otc, or tiiiordtinl kidney and liinU-lur. '1 I vy lielp the fci JtiLrys llirow out of (tie Mood thr wantw und ri)iun Ihjl cuusc lh cyui()ltiait ot iuJucy tiuulilv. O. Weteflner, 2S2t B-jcna VUtft, Sun AntonliJ;''IVii.,''"r-ritei "I hiivii MUtTeri'il-mnt a or lc wilh JiMm-y uiui tilutWcr imulili! tor ilto l.-.it ten ytran. Tli- only lliiml I huva ever t'i'cii n!lv-to dct rcliif Irutit wui I'olty Knjitcy l'ili. fcarui'Sth' rci urmi.tfiid litem m tine ulicr ii fro.ii kidiifi- or liUtlJ- r itotihlc KfU SAMO KVi:i!VVIIKliK Fresh The Intrlns'c value uf the Viitorhi cross ia few i-oppt'iH, Ajmrt f rain the humorlul hunor, Il rrrioM with It a Pension gf 10 ptiuiidn a yt'ur fli die puk or uou-roiuniissmiii'd nlti- 1 rfimdv vmi uie. howeverJ mm nnu fkMS una uion. u puuuuii dviuk miiu u be taken ut to cutrtut ep'ti raid (or oueh bur. ( beCom yui havt- nxtiVijret frjm ilio Vnhko tho ordin gy modal, whVh IlJ .olw "V tl,l'V' ,s Sl'rii,,u dwper is turned out by the iuouhmuI 1 J UV?- A. ""'V"" oUI i ' . ' i n ,h v n Should (?o to byd uikl ntuv ini be. until U made aopamtoly. -I Ue.e U no d.o ( hl thre (ft -Uut in exlstonci', iho broiiK(, purt of nonu thne wei-ks later on adv OI II1U KlIM.ililll I'api.lH" HI l HI' Crimen, brhiK weighed out to fhe workmen, as catefutly - ns to they were ao much gold. The firot Vlrtoria cross was irt'd- aled in hard wax, and after tho t) sIku hud been uppioved a model put- torn was cist. TIUh Ir proHei'ved with the greatest euro, and from It are mude tho molds from which er other cross is east. Tho bon.o Is huated lu a clay rruclhle up to a temperature of 2000 degrees, and then poured Into tho moid through the little tubes left for th.tt purpose. Every drop of tspilt metal Is carefully saved. i When it cornea out of tho mold the cross Ib roiiKh at tho edtfos, tho re sign is flat and dull, and tho color I that of n dirty penny. Skilled work-1 men do all tho flashing by hand. ' The edu.es are filed, and the dentin hroiiKlit up by .the "chaser," who1 works with small pouches and u- Upht hamiuor. . 1 The cross, whoa finiahed, is si'tit to the war office for inspection, and its ribbon is. attached. i -- -. O Vegetables x f ' Radishes Brussels Sprouts j Cucumbers i Hot House Lettnce Turnips Y ., Sweet Potatoes '' Fresh Cocoanuts, ' .Try a sack of Whi rape Fruit ...... 1 . tA Diam next or Large Florida Ii rge Calif ornia Grape Fruit Head Lettuce , Rhubarb . ' Head Lettuce p Cauliflower j . Parsnips " New Cabbage Carrots ' ' ' jf .2 for 25k . 3 for 256 ond Flour with your der. ',, J. G. SN0DGRASS Phone Main 43 1 Mihiel drive we moved up about two showed thnt' Liberty Honda purchas-M kilometers ahead of our own artil-.ers in Yolo county totalled $2K5 per lery. (capita, or ;i ,!t rK,fi(tO. The banka of j Considerine the active service our; the county hivo $7,112,845 on d-, unit has had, and the number of times posit, or more, than $474 per capita. we have been under shell fire, it is somewhat remarkable that we are all well, and not full of holes today. I am .predates the fact, now that the hard I davs are. no doubt, ovor, tbft ho did ELK SX ATTENTION. Elk's social Vlace, Monday nipht, February nth.WAll Elks and their families invited. J ELKS' SOCIAL COMMITTEE. ft) lATES troubles. So, when we left the Lorraine sec tor last June and headed for parts un wtr 1 tit operate as surh. The two eas hospi tals and the two that handled wound ed were to relay. Two wodld (ro up and establish themscUes at some spe top of" this buildinir and when the smoke and dust had cleared away. I noticed that the contcr portion of the 1 roof, and part of the side wall was j blown awav. I remember I was stand- ; cificd point as close to the line asnntr: sort oi unner cover, Dy a sieum was safe, and closer than was manv Isteiilizcr encinc, with Screeant Rice times desirable for those concerned, j nnd one or two of the other boys, then as the line advanced, the other 'when this one hit. iMv heart, I think. CLAIM $10,000 BOARD BILL AGAINST CUDAHYS lllllli-ilvlll'lltHIIUnilHinillllMlllllUlllHMIIIMIIIIIIIHIHIIIIilMiniMMIlt-ll I! .Ihlibll'HfIA ""'".'j'S?'' 1 MT 1i xsii i ii'jisfg? hi I . it. .a i ?ji:iiiMi.it!iiiiff.1iiMiiiiriiiiiiii(..iiiiiiii.!iiiBir ttr "1 K.Hiinuiiiii!i.KVT JiliiillllHil.l.MIH.:irilllii'Sl "i(ii 5t!!:!::!':::::-?5tSi::!!'!!!!!'."",! ::"ll":"'f ft::! KPm 1S record wh- fil l M -I- Coat of EivInK has been ror.re.t Nou i.e a roart ml h. "h'taim of HO.tli.O wpn M Snifclia. been " - m a liol.l company oi .-.ir.iio S-'Sw,r' ? of the famous ment packer lleB7.1o.A.i 0i sum I. un- KQI.I tor ne x ..a her iht.dau,Oer.. tioe. Kilu Mda FIS Boston Beauty Mackerel for your Sunday break fast :.25 ' Two for , Allready Codfish require no soaking or cook ing. Put up in parchment lined tins, ready to use. Each A 1 .....1 5C and 25? Dainty' brand Codfish in 1 and 2 lb. bricks. At A. I...'. ..... KV and 75 Kippered Fish is most excellent in salads and cocktails or served hot or cold it makes a pleas ing change from meit. .Per can 20? We also carry a comp.e line of Preferred Stork Salmon, Shrimp, Crab and Norwegian Sardines in pure Olive Oil. Per tin 25 The We Deliver to All Parts ef the City. ANY PLACE STREETS City Grocery e e and. Bakery Phonelain 7s Theome of. Fancy Groceries Same and One Price to All Effective Immediately. EachAd- One ditional Person Person ON PAVED OR MACADAM 25 25 1 or 2 Persons ALL OTHER STREETS WITHIN CITY LIMITS 1..4 50d 25? ' ALL COUNTRY TRIES AT THE RATE OF, PER MILE ....25 WAITING TIME. FOR EACH 15 MINUTES OR FRAC TION THEREOF '. .: .. 2.V HAULING TRUNKS, EACH 5(ty FUNERALS FIVE-PASSENGER CARS $5.00 SEVEN-PASSENGER CARS $(.O0 WAR TAX ADDEO TO ALL CALLS WHERE IT APPLIES. ISLAND CITY , $1.25 PERRY , : ' $2.00 FOLLOWING PRICEJ INCLUDE 30 MINUTES' WAITING: HOT LAKE UNI.0N UNION STATION- COVE r ALK5EL imbijr SUMM ERVILLE , ELGIN m HILCARD ..S ...s ...5 ...s 5.00 S.OO 7.0U kOf f.m' 7.50 ... $12.00 v. 15() fSIGKED SHORES TAI COMPANY GREEN TAXI C(9MP&1Y I i 1 i i ! ( o o n w n in me wi, . ti e 1 o f Q 0 0 o 0 0 0 o o 0 offlo o0 o o o o u o J2,0' - 0 """"""l1 " ' I.. I - - - - - I