TAVX SIX
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16; 1910.
EIGHT PAGES
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The following tribute to the anlll'.y devoted buying fnt !; Alewndar appropriation of- i like sum. Our
and rnarm of a well known Pendleton! ready o Jwr department. ( Mrs. money to be used to prepare the grade
ttriMU was written by I.eon Ca. Bronn will spend moat of her time. In I and the Highway Commission to do
User, feature writer and dramtitlo New York and Philadelphia, visiting the graveling. This would not allow
the county to do any other county
road work whatever.
Our (1IvIbU.ii bus keen cited three
ithmm in Hfiny orders and haa never
failed lis objective In an anion.
' In the Argonne 'operation our di;
; vision wm ; held oi he lino twelve
'days after' they should have been re
lieved to back up the N, A. division.
, There's u lot more I could tell you
'about and In some other letter I'll tell
,.vou of my experience going through
the hospital, then you can truce mo
all over France. But I must close now.
With lota of love, "
BEHGT. W. V. BOTXTOS,
Medical lept 4th Engineers, Amer
ican K. F.
Htic lor Hie Portland Oregnnlnii, in Chicago on the return trip.
this mornings edition of which the,
In the absence of , Mrs. Kenneth
Ooodale from Pendleton, her apart
ments In Doughia Court are to be oe
tv wav of Walla Mails, Wash, copied by Mr. an rrs. Don Prultt.'done before November, 119. So that
liumed through Portland Monday eni'ho have been making their home In, no road work other than that provld-
nrtirle appears In her column of
"Mtars and Star Makers":
Vermi Alexander, a Pendleton, Or.
Blrl.
t. t-oiM tn visit twr' home THltnce after Stanfleld.
4 two years spent In dramatic art, mo-'l '
-, lion picture work and dancing In Loaf Mr- and Mrs- - Langley are Pen
l' Ang-lcs. Mr. Alexander Is a pupil ot'dlMon visitors today from Portland,
i Rnth St. Dennis at Pennlsharen and A- Conder or Hepnner ta ..bust-
'has appeared In vaudeville In one, of visitor here today.
the St. Denis turns, offering an or. J- w- Etter and N A. Humphrey
Iglnal dance specialty. She. Is to l " in Pendleton today from Pilot
featured in a dance revue now being RocKr
rut In shape by a New Tork producer f " '
r,ed i;:'' ADDITIONAL 'SOCIETY PAGE 3
- ilancM. interpretative of poems whioh
th has written. She writes liltin
. tnd he want some day to be known!
i- tan i he dancing poet maid, or the poet
'. maid premier danReuse. Just which
' way It Ik phrased U immaterial to tha P. F. Follej J. Q.- Camp ; Lewellyn
'. -harming Alexander person, for it Brownell - ., J "
Onuld Voco Tax.
Second -For tha people of the eoun
ty to vote a tux. Thla could not be
BOND PliX IS ONLY
(Continued from page, one.)
j her ambition to write poetry better
than any other dancer and to danc
t-etter than any other poet. She haa
e.n entitrely nr-w field and her youth
extreme loveliness and genius for
dwne wiTI carry her afar in the the
t atricat world. Mrs. Alexander is ac.
compnnied on her visit home by her;
sister, Mrs. Kyra Albert Patldoclr.
Mra..D. c. Rrown left last eveningj
, ff or an extended trip through the east j
where about five weeks are to be I
NOTICE
' -We wish to announce to the
public that we have opened up
in the old Rond-Tp livery
arable two Mocks rrom main st.
on west IVebb st-, a general re
pair shop and sarage. We aim
to treat everybody risht nd
make our work our best adver
tiser. And aside from repair
ing Automobiles, our specialties
are overhauling and repairing
Caterpillars
. Harvesters
Gas and Steam
,ines
Engi
and all kinds of other machin
ery. We have lots of room and
would bo glad to fiftnre with any
one and satisfy them that our
charges are rirht.
X. I. PAR
W. II
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RC.AfX,
Pendleton, from city, H. J. Taylor.
James A. Fee. Representing- Com
mercial Association, Pat Lonergan,
Dave Xetson.
Roml Isnie Talked'
The arrival of men from various
parts of the county this morning; made
it very evident that in all sectiona
there is a lively interest in securing
state help that is available and the
bonding of the county is advocated a
a logical step to take In view of the
fact no adequate amount of money
can be raided by any other method.
HHirUiff the forenoon word was re
reived, from Saleiu that both houses of
the legislature, have nffreed upon a
tf-ii million dollar bond btsue for road,
ed for by the present fund of $120.
000 could be done during the year
1919. a tax could be- voted of not to
exceed two per cent of the aswesaed
valuation of the property of the
county, and this tax would raise a
maximum amount of about om mllv
lion dollars. Tar la for permanent;
roads only. I
Third A bond issue for the con
struetion- of permanent roads could
be voted by the people of the coun
ty, at any time and m any amount
up to and not exceeding two per cent
of the .assessed vahmtlon of property
of the county. The amount raised
could1 be used either t meet the re
quirements of the State Highway Com
mission as to preparation of trunk
highways for hard surfacing or for
permanent roads not oh state high
ways. The sura of $250,000 could be
raised1 to meet the requirements of
the commission as to grade down the
Umatilla river on the, Pendleton to
Morrow county line road, or a larger
amount could be raised for a general
county road program.,
Fourth The county could from the
present comity road fun grade that
portion of the Pendleton-Morrow
county line, from Morrow county
line to Echo. This will cost In the
neighborhood of $40,000 to $50,000.
to grade, and presumably the State
HiKhway Commission would graver
same, after the grade was built. Later
with the colons
New or Twal Boy h the Ser
vice; InTormathin for rtala IMS
parlmen Will be Appreciated
COllNFIRT-n WINS
MOTION".
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CENSORSHIP OFF
(Continued from page one.)
FOURTH DAY
OF OUR .
' MEN'S
Many men bnught fiitit tn
the frM ttiroe daM of thin
ttrvat sate.
We know that in the next
ti days the oiirahcr of uk
ttiiMTt wilt 4-quaI If mtC rtr
imsM tlioNc of llie first three.
Yon wttt mtt he aMc to du
plicate the alue for somio
time) to cmif. -
Men's fine koTIk. Kcutan.
fetotita and lxnie. I.lne
iSergeN liM'Iudcfl.
Value to $:tr.OU
SAIJ-; PltlCK
, purposes for the coming year. It la fin November. 1!)19, either the tnx or
understood that this bonding plan wihjhond measure could lio put up" to the
! be adopted outright by the legislature, j people to provide for a road program
and will consequently not have to be for 1920.
ratified by the people. It will make
a vast amount of state money avail
able and thus increase the need of
county funds to meet the state money.
9H0-mo Proposed.
i The most Important suggestion pro.
duced this afternoon was one for a
bond Issue of $980:000 by the count
to meet an equal amount of state
aid. of which $576,000 in state aid Is
now said to be Immediately available.
The following was sugegested as an
outline of what the plan could ac
complish If adopted. j
1. it will, scarify,, widen, and conw
pletely hard surface the main road
from Eastland through Adams, A the.
na, Weston, Milton, Freewater and
Snnnyside to the Washington state
line.
2. Will grade and gravel com
plete the west end road down the
Cmatilla river from Rieth through
Fcho. Rtanfield. Hermiston and Uma
tilla to Morrow county line on the Co-
, lumbia, river highway.
! 3. Will realign on proper Crades
and will complete grade of the main
highway from Pendleton to the Unioni
county line and will gravel the same:
at least as far aa the Umatilla agency. I
4. Will secure the expenditure of
$575,000 of Mate money for an equal
expenditure of county money on trunk
roads.
s For East End Roads. ,
5- Will grade and gravel complete
the feeder from Sunnyside and Uma
pine and will grade the market road
from Pendleton to Cold Springs ana
will gravel the same where necessary.
6. Will complete fully graveled
road from Pendleton to Pilot Rock.
7. Will grade Pilot Rock road to
Morrow county line connecting with
Morrow county road, and will gravel
same where needed.
To rant County. j
8. Provides $25 000 county moneys
In h :nnt nn rnnri tn 1'kiflh and i
Orant county by means of which fed-t
fral aid to tne extent or wtvv can:W9, thi fmirfH divhrions first contact I 3
At Calais we were bombed every
nlsrht. After three days we
i entrained again and went; near
iiht town of Etaples. We trained nt
this place for' about three weeKa then
started on a long march south. Up
north we were among the British, but
when we started on the march we left
the British behind and have seen very
little of them since.
After ten days of hard marching
we ivnii'atned aguin and after two days
riding in box cars we unloaded, shoul
dered our packs and "hit the road."
One day's hike took us to a little town
near Meaux and not a great distance
from Paris. From there we traveled
by motor trucks through Meaux and
on to La Ferte sous Juarre.
It was through this part of the
country the -Germans had centered
their armies for their drive to Paris
and we had an idea if wouldn't be long
until we'd see some action. After two
or three days at Juarre we marched up
the Marne river toward Chateau Thi
erry and billeted in the little village
of Crouttes on the Marne. We spent
the Fourth of July "there and It was
there that we were under shell fire
the first time. The regiment put in a
reserve line of trenches and were un
der fire a number of times but with
no casualties. The town was shelled
almost every night but little damage
was done. After our work there was
finished we moved one night by motor
truck to another village by the name
of Vernelle. It was there I. left the
datchment and went with A company
of the regiment when they were or-
dered to the lines. I told you in a let-:
ter of our "going in" and now I can j
tell you when and where it was. : It ;
Frank Cornfield who Is with the
United Ptnets engineers in France has
been promoted to master engineer.
The following letter to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Cornfield, U09
West Railroad street, is written while
his arm and .fingers are bandaged to
onboard, following an injury:
France. Dec, 11, 'IS.
Dear Mother aim Father: , j
Just a few linos to say hello. I am )
fine and dandy. I have had a little)
trouble with my right hand, but not j
bad, as you can see by my writing. I t
got a board on It about a week ago. j
but it is coming along fine. Whatf
happened to it waff I hit the teeth of a f
saw. It was n motor driven say. A i
stick threw my hand in it and sawed
'my three first fingers through the
knuckle joint. The Dr. suir ho didn't
think they would be stiff. I hope they
aren't. I was a little careless I guess,
but 1 think it wilt come out all right.
I have got all my fingers wrapped on
a board, f am holding my pen be
tween my thumb and the board.
I don't know if you will be able to
read thia or not.
Well Mama, I have some good
news for you. I was promoted- two
grades. I was- nmde master engi
neer, senior grade. It sure raised my (
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SAY, you'll have a streak of smokeluck that'll
put pep-in-yotZ-smokemotor, all right, it you'll
ring-in with a jimmy pipe or cigarette papers and
nail some Prince Albert for packing !
1 l3ftiayyLai i
Just between ourselves, you
never will wise-up to high-spot-smolce-joy
until you can call a pipe
by its first name, then, to hit the
peak-of-pleasure you land square
on that two-fisted-man-tobacco,
Prince Albert t
Well, sir, you'll be so all-fired
happy youll want to get a photo
graph of yourself breezing up the
pike with your smokethrottle wide
open Talk about amoke-aportf
Quality makes Prince Albert so
appealing all along the smoke line.
Men who never before could
smoke a pipe and men who've
smoked pipes for years all testify
to the delight it hands out! P. A.
can't bite or parent Both are
cut out by our exclusive patented
process I
Right now while the- going's
good you get Our your Old jimmy
pipe or the papers and land on'
some P. A. for what ails youf
particular smokeappetila I '
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mMiltMr top that koomo tho toomcct im mkA mmttmxt wUiAM.
R. J. Reynold T6bcco ComDenr Winton-SIein, N. C,
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pay. I am setting; JS6.00 a month !hon I int out of the servlcp. I am
norv and 15.00 they give bnbe makes golns to have to tiult, I win tr'ans
X 111. On from Sam. That sure makes forreU to the 2d coin's school officers
an hwful difference" and X can In- (training and was promoted here after
crease my allotment about J40.00 all was transferred.
month which will mean a lot to us Well mother. 1 will sny gOod-niKht.
Love to dad nd all. I will write
again soon, f.ove arid kisses.
Your Loving Son',
MAST K.VO. FRA.VK CORXFIEUJ,
2nd Corps School Rng. Det.. A. V. A.
No.' 730. A 111 or", K. F., France.
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he secured on that road.
9- Will grade, and gravel complete
from pavement at Havana to Helix.
Four Alternative.
The following in detail are the four
possible lines of action outlined to
today's meeting by County
Marsh.
First Ti use two years' county
road funds on the Pendleton to Mor
row county line. Annual fond for
1S19 Is $120,000 and for 1920 pre
Kumably the same amount. This
would provide a sum of J23A.00O to
meet the State Highway Commission'
with the enemy. Our division started j p
the big push In the sector between S3
Soissons and Chateau Thierry on July ; '
18 and the great allied offensive that -
started that day never was stopped E
until the armistice was signed when
Judgeithe wedge was driven info the German :
lines to the Vesle river it was th t Sr
fourth division that did It and it was , S3
there that our regiment suffered j -3
nioBt. They were gassed and sneilca ! s
terribly.
Buy now and saTe
BOND
BROTHERS
TViMlli-lou'it leHHA toiM'm
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLO OR CATARRH
One of our companies had the plea- r
sure of putting a bridge across the '3
Vesle. They would build In the. gS
woods In daytime and shove It across i
at night under machine gun, artillery 1
and rifle fire. The enemy artillery
had a direct range on the bridge rind
as fast as our company would put in
. . . T a section the artillery would blow it I
t Apply ireain m jsostnis 10 , unti, our artn,try located the
1 upen i,p Air rimtts. 1 1 un tha was doin(r tn damage then
I. - I the bridge stayed In. Seven bridges
Ah! "What relief! Your clogged j ..... , in before they got one to
nostrils oen right up. the air passages jfltay. That was called the second bat-
' XUUl uie tirm miu j . OI IHR Mrn-. II will in.ii
breathe freely. No more hawking, tie that I was hit while I was In the
snuffling, mucous discharge, headache. Mihiel drive.
dryness no strugxlng for breath ati After that operation the division
night, your cold or catarrh Is gone. wan sent Into the Argonne operation. I 5s
Don't stsy stuffed up! Get a small j When a road had to be built over hills I
brittle of Kly's Cream nalm from , or shell holes it was the fourth engi-
your druggist now. Apply a lKtle ofjnecrs who supervised the work anilp
this frarant. antiseptic cream in your: the doughboys of our division were gcg
nostrils, let It penetrate through ev- chasing the Jerries over the hills at ajsgg
every air passage of the head; soothe good double time. At one time dur- g3
mil- Ing that operation ine uivhuuh ii -ss
and heal the swollen. Inftanieif
ciis iiiemimine. giving you instant re. rcommand bst
tne 3tn nan gaiin-o im UI,.
ail trace of the 3!ttH I i
The report came back that
every cold and catarrh sufferer has
been Keeking. It's Just splendid.
NOW IS THE TIME -TO SELECT YOUR HOME
BEFORE SPRING OPENS. $
I have a dcfiraWe list of large and small farms
and city projrty at right prices, and soil can hot lie
excelled in the west
! i Box 8.", Wesion, Oregon.
oin.-eviiienilv still going for prisoners . .-
cre coming back. We had four real- ;
(mr-nrs of doughboys on onr division g
Ihnt can't be beat. . ig
The 47th infantry took a town seven ' p
diflerent timen and the Inst time at
the point of the bayonet agninst a mi- g
perior number of Prussian Guards, g
the Kaiser's crack regiment. The g
seventh time thev held it.
r saw the 5th infantry charge Ef
down through an open wheat field in
the fact of inachfne gun nests con-: H.
e-alcd In a thicket of brush. "When
ihey would drop down to fire the ma- g
EAST OREGONIAN
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WANT AD COLUMN AND
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
Counting six ordinary words
to the line and charged
by the line. . Jv
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First insertion, per line 10c
Each add. insertion, per
line 5c
One week, (six inserti
ons), each insertion,
per line 5c
1 mo. each insertion, per
line . 4 4c
6 month contract, each
insertion, per line .... Sc
12 month contract, each
. insertion, per line .... 2c
No ads taken for less than
25a
Ads taken over, the tele
phone only from East Ore
gonian subscribers and those
listed in the Telephone Di
rectory. Copy must be in
our office not later than
1 :30 o'clock day of publica
tion. ; ;
NEW TODAY V
Each new advertisement
will be run under "New To
day" for the first insection
only. During sulsequcnt in
sertions of the atl it will ap
pear under its proper classi
fication. .,
Telephone 1
That's Why
Used More
All the
They Are
and More
Time!
More and r.Nre are the "little: affairs" of life,
which people used to allow to solve themselves, find- -'
ing their quick and satisfactory solutions through";
the classified advertisements of the East Orcgonian.
This is in keeping with the trend of thought nowa
- days--the sensible tendency to solve business matt
ters in a business way. ,
For the finding of a new position irf -a business
matter. ; Sometimes it is an urgent one and to
"trust to luck" in your work-quest would be another
way of trusting to luck for your daily bread.
The finding of tenants for property is a business
matter as is the selling or real estate. But to ne
glect to ADVERTISE in the East Oregonian want
ads for tenants or buyers Is to neglect to apply busi
ness sense to the problem. 1 ' ! ! V
- The quest for help," for the home or business," is
.i business matter-usually quickly and well solved
through the service rendered by the East Oregonian
classified "ads" and rtot often solved at all other- .
wise. 1 - - - 1
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East Oregonian want ads SERVE hundreds) of
people making "business matters" of what often
become vexatious and expensive annoyances other
vi.c. ' And their" possibilities 6f service to YOU are
as great as to anyone else iri the city.' !" '.' " "
The rates are fchowrt in this advertisement. Think
of the big results you can get from these little costs.
Make use of them.
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