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1AILY FAST Q REG ONI AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1917.
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Pendleton, Oregon
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OF CIVIL WAR TOLD
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rtic la tighter of a Colonel. She Is the j
lilow nf a Veteran a,nd llii.s Son in ,
Oregon National Guard, j
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Mrs. Mary Hurnap of this city has;
wrirten the follow ins very interest-
ing recollections of a former day '
when the flair was under fire and her i
husband 'yas one f the heroic sol- ,
i : rs :
"In these troublesome times, when
every loyal heart is filled with patrio
tism it may be interesting to give a
few war sketches of the old days when
'imilar scenes were stirring military
hero's to do i heir "bit" if the editor
can spare the space.
.As daughter of a colonel In the old
en time: wife and widow of a veter
an in t he late rebellion ; and mother
of an Oregon National Guard a quar
ter of a cent ury a no a lo al lad
sea roe turne I Is. who became a mem
ber of Cu. 1. commanded by Captain
nui.-i Me paruonou lor a nine pruie m
my patriot ic line.
Our revered parent was commission
ed c.iptuin nt the early aye of 19 in
he Ohio ttate M ilitia by Governor
Allen Trimble, and three years later,
in his L'liid year was "elected and
commissioned" colonel of t he 1st
I 'eminent, l r-t l Irigade. '2 ml Division,
by Governor Duncan McArthur of the
tate of Ohio in the fifty seventh year
f the I n dependence of t he I'nited
Staates of America," as the (plaint old
ioeunieiu reads w hich is carefully
preserved by the writer with the most
sacred Jove and loyalty, and is accom
panied by t he white plush Barters
ii. .-.v tanned by litre fastened by the
silver buckle tarnished a little by
time, that were worn with the knee
pan is. a la 'Washington. Hut the
most sacred relic of the priceless old
uniform is a pair of mangii'leent epu
lis worn by th
HEY had an eye for the varied wealth of Oregon's fertile valleys
and hillsides. The East - has always sought the Oregon market
with the best it has.
That is why Goodrich was quick to reach Oregon with Goodrich Tires.
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iAre tires in which millions of miles of strength of the Goodrich Unit-Mold-
mauling against the roads of the nation Xfnbroken-Cure body of these match,
have brought forth proved, tested cer- less fabric tires.
tainty of service.
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them out, and established the lasting
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THE CITY OF GOODRICH. AKRON. OHIO
Makers also of the Famous Silvertown Cord Tires
il'M . . iiiimii mn mmm i- m
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Bost in the Long Run
called for 75.0dO men, which in a few Ik regarded as grave and the Kovern- ureH in the recent expose reKurdtni? . The charge brouRht against lon
youthful colonel, the 1 nhort mbnths viih duplicated fir 3"U,. ment will be Interpellated on this mo-German nronaicanda, aKainst Puudet of IActlon Franclae . and
hwavy .silver frinue ctf which hunif low j "no more "to serve for three years, or subject as soon as the premier re- Senator Humbert, owner of the Jour- Churlen ManreM of the same newpa
to almost cover the point of the 'during the war." the little city of turns from Italy. nnl. in which an Interest was acquir- per were dismissed yesterday by fthe
shoulder. AVftite deprived of his love ' Warsaw, Hancock Go., ill., less than a charge oj misappropriation of ed by Bolo. Hla attorneys today ap- judge w ho was investigating; the al
and care in early childhood, memory (one thousand in nonulatiun. wuh over- .. jik rr v,ti hv nll.l t.. th mit for uuthoritv to leged loyalist Plot. He found r no
"st itl gives a distinct picture of his
straight t ft. form, and Kray eagle
eve, with the commanding voice thai
'always gave obedience and respect.
wneimtngiy crowded with willing vol- Hole Pasha, one
unteers. Then came the news, "there
were more men than means," horses
! could not be obtained for all who ;
f the principal fig- Institute prosecution.
evidence to substantiate the charge.
W hen President Lincoln in
j3t W
Ym Sim
An Object Lesson
The plates are the first parts of your battery to be affected by
abuse or negligence.
Starving and lack of water hardens them, overheating buckles
them. In either case, the battery is ultimately made inefficient, or
even useless ruined.
Of course any battery will wear out in time, but 90r'o of all
battery troubles might have been avoided by regular care,
or prompt attention when the first symptoms of trouble appeared.
Keep in touch with us and you'll be dollars ahead the good monty you're
spending on avoidable repairs,' the price of a new battery even for regular
care means Ipneer battery life.
ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION
(Corner Main and Water Streets
1X61 j wanted to go in the cavalry service.!
t The boys said, "we will furnish our1
I own horses," and a regiment calling)
themselves "The Black Hawk Cavalry" j
j was organized, Colonel Arthur Marsh!
i commanding. Then Governor Yates !
; proclaimed the ipiota was filled, they
i could not be accepted and protected;
'but the governor of M issouri was
1 found to be short of the nuuiber of ,
; nien in that turbelent state to fill his
; quota and to avoid being disbanded
four companies. A, C, K and F cross- !
1 ed the Mississippi river, identified !
j with that body of troops and were '
; afterwards known as the 7th Mo. Vol. .
; Cav. ;
j There is perhaps no more strenu- 1
ous duty in military service than that ,
of cavalry; it Is always in the face of
: the enemy, scouting in the most dan-
Kerb us places, opening the pathway
. for the marching infantry, protecting ;
the wings right and left from counter- I
attacks of the enemy, and even gruard-
' ing the rear of the batteries, wheel- 1
ing, charging, dashing, daring, the '
noble horse brave and dutiful as his
daring master meets his death suf
' fering acutely and silently and falls
n n k n e 1 1 e d and unknown.
; Major McClanghry in a recent ad- ,
j dress eulogized the rgiment In their
. many battles and especially those of
I.one Jack. Pea Ridge. Wilson' ('reek
ami Prairie Grove. It was in the last i
-named bloody scrimmage where Ma
; jor Pnrdett was killed, that Wm. Hur
, nap. my hero, won his promotion to
' 3rd sergeant when his Co. K was :
nearly surrounded by the enemy and '
the thrilling; command was given, ,
"Oraw sabres; fire at will," which al- ;
ways brings out the best a soldier has j
' to give. His comrades say, he never
i said "Go,"' but always. "Come on boys, i
I follow me." H sered four yearn and
I two months and came home with but
one slight wound and lived to enjoy
' many years of peaceful happiness and ,
now sleeps beside his mother and dau- J
ghter at Touchet, Wiuthington.
''No more the bugle calls the weary'
I Hill', '
i Ui-sl noble spirit all in thy grave I
t alone." ;
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f. xn. u 1(3 ii e( i.
OFFICIAL CHARGED
WITH GIVING OUT
STATE DOCUMENTS
Subordinate of French Pre- j
mier is Accused by Judge
Advocate.
PARIS. Nov. f'apt . Mangin
. P.ocpit. judge advocate attached to
. the second Pari.- court martial, dis-
iitilied with the explanation made
"by M. Pafs-Seailles. on- of Premier
Pa brieve's fii Lord ina t ' has charged
him f urn i ally w it h having com m imi
tated conf :denl tal .taie documents
to an ii na 'it hoi ized person.
M. Paiv-SeailleM- name wa nien
( Ii ned lat. week In connection with
a necn-t ilociuuent concerning the sit
uation of th Saloniki army, which ,
: was found In the af- of the lionnel
Ktiugp, hiie editor. Miguel Almer-
eyd.i. libMi in prison a t'ter being ar
i : ted ,n t he charge of sedition.
In view of the position occupied by
M. Pa it. Seal lies m one of the pre
mier's principal assistants, the case
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