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THURSDAY;
THURSDAY; KOVEITBER. ' 5.MKLi
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BRAVESTHERD OF
VAR.DE
BE REAPPOINTED
Br Jess GkUitn
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" .(CbfVrUBt. IftU TtelUd
Waahlncton. No. i-SamoeWoodflU.
m-tlm cupula and now sers;eaat. may
become cipUtn again.
WooaflU' U offlclallT Uatea ss. the
tniUtt f America's three foremost
hroa of the World war. Ills personal
dartnf stende out among ail tha brave
exploit of Ue cosntry 4.000,000 sol
- dlers. . "-
- He won hla spurs aa castata through
valor and merit. Ha lost them through
operation of tha army eyatem that de
creed demotion of an -emerrency oin
era."
. Now there ara thoaa who hold that it
WaodfBl waa capable of command ina
' men in tha batUea ot St. Mlhlat and the
MtueAr;ocine. of rushing machine run
aeau alone and. ay hla Intrepidity and
tha example ha at to hla men, waa able
lo turn defeat hi to victory, ha ahould
be entitled to hla two allvar bare la
time of peace.
' So Woodflll may become a.' captain
a rln. by act of congress. '
Relator Kmst of Kentucky haa pend.
Jnr a aiu which would authorise Preal
dent Hardlna; to make wood fill a cap
tain and retire him tha name day. Tola
would give Woodflll tha benefits of a
retired captaln'a allowance.
Woodflll came to Waahlngton to serve
aa ona fit tha bodybearera for the un
known aoldler. who la to be burled at
Arlington Armistice day. .
"I stalked Otrmana the same way
1 did big game In Alaaka." aaid tha
sergeant. "The only difference wma that
tha Germane didn't have tha advantage
of ecent. which animate possess." ..
In . France, hla record waa - 19
Germaaa In about an hour, when
ha charged three machine gun- neete, one
after the other. It wu thla exploit
wnicn iea uenerai peranmr. in tha re
port ha will aubmlt to the war depart
ment. to mention WoodtiU, first among
three heroes he named, r . ,
"With my company of 170 men I waa
tent to feel out tha enemy strength and
make' a general reconnaissance," Wood
flU aald. explaining hla feat "The go
, Ing In the Argonne was bad, Trees were
i acatterad about In . profusion, ' heavy
shrubbery, depreaaiona la lit ground:
In general a fine place for defense and
a bad place for attack. a .' , ..-v.
"We knew tha Oermana . were all
around, but where-waa the question-
v e soon round out.' Machine runs and
' rlflea puttered and cracked. U Soma of
my men fell before wa could take, to
cover. 'I gave my orders and then
pitched In. The big game hunting tn-
sunci came nack.
TAKE! MACHINE GTJ2C XIOKI "
"X alld along tha ground on nr atom
ach, worming my way Inch by Inch until
I got to a vantage point Then I Juat
ahot down my Germans at close range.
I uaed a rifle . and a revolver. - At one
point 1 advanced with two men toward
a machine gun nest. I left he two boyg
in front while 1 worked around to tha
i Tank. 1 waa within about 10 yarda
' of tha outfit when tha German crew.
, tares private and an officer aud
denly popped up. They made a rush at
me and I shot down tha arlvatea and
club Mm with my rifle,, out ha seised
me and wa struggled a vmue peiore...
got out any pistol aad killed him. .
I weat ahead of my una wnea wa
bumped Into the other nests. It waa no
as wasting urea . AM vtrtN out
that way Deoauae my knowledge- of
woodcraft and hunting made It possible
for ma to get. near tha nests without
being sees. . ''" '
"It waa hot work, but i never wougai
of tha danker a bit during tha entire
scraps I didn't have time. It waa Just
a ease of kill or gat uiiea ana a waa
lucky enough to do tha killing. ! -
-I mirht have hang up a higher rec
ord than tha 19 If a piece of shrapnel
hadn't hit ma la tha thigh. It waa sot
much of a wound but they tent ma to
the rear.v -. '- -
- It waa after thla that Woodflll was
.l.vstaa to a captaincy and recelvea
tha Congressional Medal of Honor, the
French Legion of Honor. with palms and
the Croix de Danil ot Montenegro. He
had gone to Franca aa a lieutenant.
Girl Is Accidentally
ShotWhileHuntmg;
. Recovery Doubtful
MayorFirst Victim
On; Ctop He; Selected
Pendleton. Nov. I. Mayor George A.
Hartman of thla city, who has been In-
siatent-that a now traffic officer be en-
gaged, Tuesday -was arrested fey the
newly .employed officer av few hours after
ha had been given bis official star. In
police court the mayor pleaded guilty
to parking- bis car on the wrong aide
of the street aad was fined S5 and costs.
CSOSS VAXES COXsnTTEE
Bcatdmaa, Nov. 1. Advance notitce of
the annual Bed tress enrollment has
been received frona W. O. Livingstone,
who heads the county organisation.' M.
8. Signs wilL lead, the Boardman corn-
mitteev. -; ,
. Newport;' .Or.- , Nov. JlMary j Black.
19-year daughter : of Rev. B. .. ; Black,
while -out hunting with Iter ' i lather
Wednesday, accidentally shot herself
and la In serious condition.
Mlaa Black atorped on her way to
take a drink of water at a spring. Her
father, walking on a short distance
ahead, beard the report' of the shot and.
rushing -back to the girl, found that,
while placing her gun on the ground.
she had in some naexplalnable 'way d!s-1
charged' the Z Steven rifle. The bul-
let pasaed through the fleahy part or
the hand and penetrated the abdomen.
. It la believed that the bullet ranged
upward into the stomach. Slight hope
Is entertained for her recovery.;
Strikes Close All
But 3JRestaurants
In Klamath Falls
Klamath Falls, Nov. a.'- With three
exceptions ' all reataurants here were
closed Wednesday aa a reeult of tha
strike of employes, who went out when
thetr ehlfta ended Tuesday night. The
largest restaurant in" the city Is being
operated by tha proprietors oft the othter
restaurants, who declare they will con
tinue until the scale la lowered.
The proprietors offer a scale which
means a wage cut of approximately 40
per, cent. Employee have agreed to a 7
per cent cut.
High Court Hears
Farmers' Union Case
Pendletan. Nov. . Civil cases occu
pied the attention of the Oregon supreme
court moat, of Wednesday, the chief ac
tions being tne sppeais oi iux twmra
Mi Chariea Kirk versus the Farmers'
union, in which the two who ar suing
the rrain agency, were tne appellants.
mi two casea ' are tests for. many
hth hsve 'been sending -In," the. circuit 1
court following .the . final settlement of
the first two. Appeal of Charles Rudd,
who lost In a civil action in the circuit
court against tha city of Pendleton fire
chi r and other executives in the circuit
conrt. will be heard Thuraday. i Rudd,
who was admitted to the etate bar last
' then the officer waa at me. I tried to year. Is acting aa hla own lawyer.
There Is OneElectric Store
Where Prices Are Lower!
Wem SeUmg -at .25 Each :
Sale,
Friday and Saturday;
Special
Oetly Ona
Ko.
92
to' a Customer'
No.1
92
You Can Hsv Tw Lights Where You Now Have One
Mail Orders
Screws Into
i ti y electric
lifht socket
In same wty
you put in a
limp.
Sato Two
Dollars
c
FUied
Til en y ou
tlive i socket
for, the; bulb
an4 one -lor
the iron or
better.
On Electric
Heater
, Extra Special Un'iTersal Waffle Iron. ... . . $12.00
Lowest Price on Hot Point Iron, GHUvToeuters,
i T.:n..t d - ti
wuvvsat I vibViauNf. VUIIUIK ' Uwol :
' - , - "- - . i 4 - i ' "
Electric Light Globe, 10, 15, 23, 40-watt.... 35d
No. 14 Houso Wire (Saturday Special), per foot. . .IMic
Key Socket (SatufdaySpccial).. . . .35
Vs-Pound Friction Tape.. . .y. ..:..45e
Dry Cell Batteries (res. price 50c).........;,.... ;44
Electric Light Extension (8-foot cord and ftlug) S1.25
Flaahlighta (largest display in Portland) 9o. to $4.00
We Repair Electric Irons and Electric AppUaneeai-.'
We Repair Your Flashlight Free of ChargeOur
STRICTLY FRESH Flashlight Batteries Last Longer
Evihrude Electric
, , , VVHEML MUCES ARE LOWER - i-
mifmT- M-131 sPr MrWl !76S .1
211 Morrison, Near 1st Look for th Sirn "Electric"
--OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS Until 9 O'CLOCK
in"
1000 Pairs
Misses',
m
THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY
"- " i . .
$1;75 Slippefs J
at, pair . ..... .-l
$2 and $2.25 (J
Slippers
$2.50,.$3, $3.50
iers, pair
SHpp
Men
Best Oak yS Soles. . $1.10
Gffirinteed Panco Soles, stand-
trd brands ...... . . : . .$1.00
Rubber Heels 25c
Fixing Leather Heels 35c
Whole Bottoms, including
Heels ......,.......$2.50
Panco Bottoms $2.25
powdered term. - bOS l 4' ' - " ' ' ', ! Aji
:J-, M i. 7 -r . Sk .,r- m ..: rV f 1 : - 1 i : 1 T' 1 I m. r m m. S " 1 111
Ladies-, in, w MssmwA mm
Children's .if. 1. , fM -jSr" ' ,
. . , -a. v . a m , -sslj k - 's.;;.
p.'. i. 1 KM: SB)' ' U! Li m.
All sizes, all colors, 'comfy cushion soles or flexible leather soles.
one-half those of a year ago. - ; - ; '-' "
Don't Throw Away Your Old Shoes Look at These New Prices for
Repairing:
Ladies'
Best Oak V Soles ....... .85c
Guaranteed Panco Soles. . . .85c
Standard Brands Rubber
Heels 25c
Fixing Leather Heels 30c
New French or Cuban
Heels ......$1.00 to $1.50
Nest to HetMTlBsa Hdw. Bldg.
Misses', and Children's
Best Oik Vi Soles, sizes
i2 to 2 85c
Sizes up to it. 75c
Fixinj- Heels -30c
Panco Y Soles . 85c
Scuff er Bottonrs, up to
size it $1.25
Boys Soles, up to 4 85c
Fourth Street, Near Alder
' 1 w.-H -i -t'sl i. . srB i
Enables anyone to do
typewriting
an1
Underwood
1 :
vwnere
s
Its many feflnements aad ImproTemeatt ara
. ' described in a booklet vrbichwill be scat on request -
The Underwood Typewriter Co4 Inc 100 Tenth SW Portland Ore
THE MACHINE YOU "WILL EVENTUALLY CARRY
We Bought a Manufacturer's
Complete Stock of Coats
Fur Trimmed 'and Plain Velours- Bolivian Norm andies M
Colore of Sorrento, Taupe, Retitdeer, Brown and Navy
. " . - - ., i.
Conditions forced one of 'America's most e x c 1 u s i v er manufacturers of
coats to move his factory. He offered us his entire stock of women's coats .
at a price'he knew would sell them quickly. We bought They arrived and
tomorrow this second splendid coat special of ours starts.. These are not
the' ordinary J?49.50coats but the kind for which you would expect to
pay a much larger amount. It's going to be the greatest coat event of the
year. Be here early. :
Values as Great in These Coats as
WOffered in Our $39.50 Special
. Scores came in response to yesterday's advertisement of these re
markable $390 coats. Of the original 150 coats there are still a few.
left. Ask to see them. . -. . , ;
?
Credit Gladly
With us, the question isn't hcrw much cash' you have rather, do you need and
. want'one ot these" splendid coats? ? If : so, open an account and arrange payment to
suit your convenience.
Washington
At Tenth St.
'The Grey
Tile Corner"
'-
New
mi t
COS
f6t
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mm.
Prices soar in war times. Prices drop when
war dSs They drop quickly or slowly, ac-'
cording to the quantity of high priced stocks .
that are still on hand. V,
Throughout the high price period the Heinz
policy was to make and sell enough goods!
for current needs only. Now that costs are
reduced we and your retailer are able to reduce
prices without delay. v'
Nearly all grocers in Portland are announ
cing the following prices on Heinz goods :
Oren Baked Beast
Peasst Bntter
, Cooked Spaghetti ;
TcrsaioSocp
' AppIaBcUsr
Prepared Llcitsxd
. j ; . :: -
' Viaesr k -.
. SZAIL
11 ox. 12c
3Kc.-14c
8cs. 23c
lOcz. 15c
10cz.iSc
Gcx.14c
, Kit's
27c
18'os- l'7e.
6H cx.-21c
' - :'.V
" ' '- :" .
16 c?.i-21c
lCcs 20c
lObz. 35c
30 ox. 2Sc
lOoz- 33e
30 or, 35c
30 oz. 35c
32qr-JC0c
Ask your rctdlzr