Section Two
Pages 7 to 10
Section Two "'.
Pages 7 to 10
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1919.
REV. CORNELISON, Y WORKER
IS DRIVING TRUCK IN B ALTON
!
Writing ' from Balloon Biirthe,
""ranee-. Instead of from Brest, via
Porta to Coblnnx, Germany, as ha had
planned, J. M. Cornellson. oversea V.
M. C. A. worker, savs that his nlana
"t rnawrea because hla frlond, It.
u. taicott, who won to go to Ger
many with Cornellson with a Pierce
. Arrow truck, waa called home In-
ueaci.
In describing- his work In the let.
ter to the East Oregonlan, Cornellson
naya.
"I made It easy for Tulcolt 'and
then rave Ui my I'lerce-Arrow truck
Job- to Germany and was to return to
l'sxla to take up a line of work In
some leave area running a "y'hut,
mess hall or hotel, as I have run our
headquarters mess ever since 1
have been In France, alone with drlv.
Inr nlKht and day. I hod my order
to Paris ready . when the personnel
man In lj Mons got my ear and
pumped it full of the great, real and
crying need of a motor transport man I
In this Ballon area Where things were
not and had not been moving Al
ways, and especially in France, my
middle name im to fill such a need.
80 I packed up and Sunday morning
my good friend Talcott brought me
over here and then he beat It for
Paris. It is hard to say good bye to
such friends. I had rather Just turn
around and walk off. The need here
was not exaggerated. I got hero at
111 a. m., secured a billet and dinner
and was on the Job 1:30 and have seen
no end yet. I write this nil dolled up
In my greasy, "monkey' overalls,
having Just gotten a enr In shauo to
go for a party of welfure workers who
are serving hot cocoa and cookies at
Beaumont to the troops or the 29lh
Division, "the Blue and the Orny.
who are entraining to leave this area
for some port to embark for Ameri
ca. This morning I went to work
without breakfast to get a lady's car
In shape. Bhe has charge of the ac
tivities In this area and she waa Just
In a flurry to get off, don't you
know.
good,
Now I must "pound the roads again.
I hope to be here a few wffcks till
things get to rolling and then I will
return to Paris as I had planned.
Very slncroly yours,
J. M. CORNEUSON,
AIJEV NKITTHAI.8 FORFEIT
ItKillTS OF CITI7.KNKIIIP
BV ItJ-II'l'MINO TO FIGHT
, (By United I'ress.)
WASHINGTON, May 16. Rhfht to
1 become citizens of the United States
is being forever denied to about 20,
000 neutral aliens, because of their
refusal to fight for the United States.
Bureau of Naturalization records
show.
This represents the number of neu
tral citizens who took advantage of
the provision In the Selective Service
I-aw granting tlieir exemption from
military Hervice. If they desired to for
feit fnpwap hale iHirhts to hppiimk
Added to thnt, the cnn in about I American. Spaniard and Mexican
form the largest percentages of them
Blank em.
Under the law the Bureau of
Naturalization Is filling petition In all
courts where these neutral aliens have
declared their first Intentions, asking
that the court enter an order forever
barring; thone who preferred to re
nounce thHr pOMibillties for securing
citizenship instead of entering the
military service of the country. Re
cords of the others who have not taken
01 it their first papers will be kept at
the bureau here and every application
for cftleenshlp checked with the stock,
era list before It Is granted.
month inte here, so ihey sny, and It
was raining norm, and Inter turned
to Know, while I waa working outxfde
In It all.
Oh, boy, this la a cruel war, hut lots
of fun If you don't weaken. Then I
took a ton truck of welfare stuff with
four ladies and a man to the entrain
ing point that I have mentioned above
which was a little over 10 miles, j
eventually got a combined break fa;
and dinner at 2 p. m. The combina
tion saved me several francs. I got
the Jobs put over and am none the
worse, so I should worry, it's an 111
wind Indeed that blows nobody any
: 4al HTi
i I That's
BETTER AND
. SOFTER LIGHT
la assured by ths as of some
of these beautiful fixtures of
ours. They give a light
Illuminates the room perfectly,
but that does not tlr or strata
the eyes. They aot expen
sive onaldeting tnetr extra ef
ficiency and ertra beauty. Why
not at least gee tbezat
J. L. VADGHAN
PARTNERSHIP INCOME TAX RETURNS NOW DUE
fieotlon 324 of the recent Revenue l.aw provides:
"Tliat every .partnership shall make a return for each taxable scar, stating specifically the
Items of Its gross Income and thei deductions allowed by this title, and kIihII Include In the return
the names and ntdmini of the Individuals who would bo entitled In share In the net income If dln
trlbutetl and the amount of Die dlxtrluutive share of each Individual. The return shall Iw sworn to
by auy one of Uie partners.''
This means that every partnership must make an Income tax return regard lew of iho fart
tliat the Individuals comiioftlng: this partnership have made individual returns.
The new Partnership lleturn Blanks have Just arrived.
I am here lo givo you assistance In work of this kind.
CECIL COSPER
BMITII-CRAWFORI) IlLIMi.
TELEPHONE ItCIO
Agent for Wales Adding Machines,
ITBMC ACCOUNTANT
I.MXIMK TAX ABVIKFIt
BILL GIVES MONEY
FOR HOME BUILDING
EACH SOLDIER MAY
GET $2500 ADVANCE
IliilllllllUlitUIMiMimtUlltUdUllllllHir HHUIIUHItMl.mUlllilHHUim
Everybody Eats Strawberries
AT THIS LOW PRICE. WHILE THEY LAST
Compromise Rec Iamation
Bill Agreed Upon by
Congressmen.
Under terms of the compromise Ir
rigation bill, reported In the Ka.t
Oregonian's wire Her vice yesterday, a
soldier dIrlng to take a homestead
on government reclaimed land may
secure an advance of $2500 from the
federal government.
The measure, which will be intro
duced .early next week, is a compro
mise between bills drawn by Repre
sentative Mondell, Wyoming, and Sen
ator ftraoot, Utah.
It provides that soldiers shall be
employed In reclamation of arid lands
at $ a day. They are to be privil
eged to homestead ouch reclaimed
lands under a long term payment
plan, Kach soldier Is to be entitled
to an advance from the government
jf $1200 for erection of a house and
other buildings; $800 for a team and
farm implements, and $500 for other
purposes.
The agreement on this bill came at
a conference called by Lane and at
tended by Representative Mondell re
publican leader of the house; Champ
Clark, democratic leader; Representa
tives Kinkald, Nebraska, and Slnnott,
Oregon, and Senators Smoot, Utah,
and Myers, Montana.
Lane expressed the hope that the
compromise plan will succeed In over
coming the opposition which devel-
oed last session and which prevented
passage of ans measure for giving
the soldiers land. An effort wilt be
made to get an early report from the
house and senate public lands com
m It tee.
task of every German to revenge this
unprecedented deception."
DeHplte the present wide spread
campaign against signing of the treaty
careful inquires among factional lead
ers, convinced the correspondents that
Germany will accept the terms when
It conies to a "ahowndown."
TAKKM OYKIt AM, WORK OP
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THEY ARE NICE BIG LUSCIOUS ONES.
YOUR ORDER IN EARLY.
GET
13
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3
GUARANTEED COUNTRY BUTTER
$1.00 A ROLL
CRISPY FRESH VEGETABLES
Fresh Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Green Peas, New Tomatoes, Head and
Hot House Lettuce, Cauliflower, Asparagus, Spinnach, Beets, Tur
nips, Parsnips, Carrots, fresh daily. a
DELICIOUS FRESH FRUITS
Fresh Rhubarb, Oranges, Grape Fruit, Lemons, Bananas, etc.
THE GRIGGS SYSTEM WILL PAY YOU
THE GRIGGS SERVICE WILL PLEASE YOU
Remember we give the big 5 per cent cash discount and give all telephone
calls the same car,e as if you called in person.
TELEPHONE 445
Four Runs in Inning
Give Portland Victory
SACRAMENTO May Portland
made It two straight from Sacramento
by a four run rally in the sixth, the
final score being 6 to 1.
Batteries Jorres and Baker;
Proupgh and fisher.
LOS ANGELES, May 16. The Seals
piled up an early lead on Vernon and
despite Chadbourne'a home run, won
out, $ to 5.
Batteries Sea ton and Baldwin;
Houck and Devormer.
SALT LAKB CITY, May 16. In a
game with 14 hits by each team Se
attle defeated Stilt Lake by an 8 to
7 irore.
Batteries J rain, Blgbea and
Scciiang; Dale, Stroud and Spencer.
i .j!ry : ! I
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Goina to Save Us
both Lots of Work"
Western Electric
POWER & LIGHT
LESS work for you in' tbe house clean sale lights all over
4 the place. And it's going to do a good many chorea tor ,
me about the barn too.
Everybody should have one of these outfits.
lighting your farm?
How about
CHARLES MILNE
Klertrtc Contractor
Pendlrton, Ore.
KEROSENE
RUNS IT"
MAURICE CUtHAVE
It is poor consolation to the girl who
has been stung by & bee to know that
bees are partial to sweet things.
If some men were to accuse thont
selves of being liars, lota of their as
quaintances would believa them. '
jnhi?'coUnaIMahuerlcerevnlCta " '" Illltl II 111 I It 1 1 II IIIKI M Ml f 1 1 ill I illlllllll 111 III II III II III! I(
taking over all the work previously
handled by the French high com mis.
Blon. M. Capenave formerly was mln.
ister to Braxil. s
Orepon Theatre, Thu.,May 22 1
OAKLAND May
won from Oakland
16. Los Angeles
4 to 1, despite
the Oaks' sending in Steen. former
Sfvtl hurler, I an attempt to win.
Hatterles l'ertlca and Boles; Steen
and Klllott.
National IxMrno Results.
Chicago 2, New York 6.
rittburg 8, Philadelphia 0.
Cincinnati 10. Brooklyn 0.
American ICAgiie Result.
Xew York 4, Hetrolt S.
St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 0.
Boston 6. Chicago B.
Olevelnnd 6, Washington 3.
PROVIXCKS OI'IHISS
I'OI.ISII CORRIROR
Griggs
Grocery
209 EAST COURT STREET
By JOHN ORAt'DEXZ
(United Tress Staff Correspondent.)
BERLIN'. May 14. The strongest
oppooitlon to the treaty appears to be
In the eastern provinces, especially In
West Prussia and East Prussia.
Thousands of teletrrama have been re
ceived, here from those districts threat'
enlnR armed rewiHtence If the irovern-
mcnt accepts the article providing for
a Polish corridor which would sepa
rate purely Gorman territory In Kust
Prussia, Hudlcnla declare the treaty
must be signed, and that world social
ists will revise the terms later.,
llopo To ltanraln
Commercial and industrial lenders
cona'der tho terms more than the
maximum the allies expected and the
latter cnnfooucntly will be willing to
bnrfmtn. with Wilson In the role of
bftrgtiiner. oven opposition to the
treaty by tho government as expressed!
by Scheldennyi and others. Is gupple
montwl by statements from varum
(lerman Dr. Streswman declared
the terms mean slavery and loss ot
Independence.
He said they are mockery of Wit
son's principles on which basis CJer
many surrendered. It Is predicted
the result will be destruction of the
Kuropean peare.
He declared "ft should be the life
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