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Section Two
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Section Two
Pages 7 to 10
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GERMANS HAD BETTER SIGN
SAYS SERGEANT BOYNTON
DAILlf EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY. JUNE 17, 1919.
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OrcJem to reniuin uvonwuif unU go
into Cublunx an a duluched ri-Klimtnt
were not rolUhcd by the 4th Knul
nee, according to a, h'tler from Hcr
Reant Verne Uoynton. of the inrdlcul
department of the 4th. who uy that
whon the nowa came half the leKiinent
Hot drunk and "went on a rampuRe."
Doyntun mym he cxpecte to remain
now until the enxlnenr equipment of
the entire Army of Occupation nun
been cleaned up.
lie waa wounded last July, the flint
day ho went Into action, but has alnce
recovered from the effoctH. Following
la hla letter, written from Mayachoaa,
(Germany:
lear Dad, .
A few duya ago I wrote to Gludya
telling her I'd be home aoon. At that
tlmo we were packing up and turning
In property and making other prepara
tion! for a move to the 1'ort of Km
barkation, Thlnga have changed
aomewhat alnre thi n and now IiihIvuiI
of going homo we're going to a good
ktandlng Job of cleaning up Kngint-er
equipment for the entire A. of o. We
(4th Kngrs. ) have been detached from
tho 4th Divlalon and are now under
command of the Third Army direct.
Next week we move to Cublena and
will probably remain In that city un
til the job haa been completed.
Talk about your aore bunch of men,
you ahuuld have aeen the 4th lunt night
about half the-rcgiuient waa drunk
and on a rampage. Believe nie the
Dutchmen were wlae enough to keep
off the atreet and out of alaht. The
they are liable to rccoive aome rough
treatment. Them fcllowa nru going
to make thorn wiah the Americana
hud 'lit come In. They demonstrated
that luat night.
jitter: May 2o. We are moving to
Coblenz tomorrow or next duy. Four
compainea uro moving down on the
Moaelle river today, by nlitht our
little City of Mayachoaa will bo almoat
deaertcd of soldier.
If the pence treuty la aigned there
la atill a chunce for us to get home
within the next two months but If not
we'll prohubly see more of Germany,
becatixe their railure to sign will be a
signal for a new allied advance.
As aoon us we are sclticd In c.li.
lens I'm going to put In for a 14 day
leave and go to England, tfc'otlnnd, Ire
land and France. I'll arrange to spend
spend about Z4 houra in 1'arls on the
return trip then take tho express from
there to Kclglum and slop ut llruasolH.
From there to r'oiogne on the Ithlne,
then back to Oililcnx. if I cn make
proper connections and get to I'arls In I
nine i ii ULKe a rim down to Nico thru
Mursaillalse, l,yon. Dijon n and Nancv.
1 Inienrt to "gold brick" the rest of trie
time we urirj in Germany. 1 intend to
spend most of my time from now on
traveling around from one town to
another where we have infirmaries to
see how things are going.
Hud a letter from Puul Flnnell yes
terday. He la still over on the Ithine
with tho th Marines. iGucss I told
you about seeing hlrn same time ago.
May get a chance to see Howler unri
huvo learned to remain ptiasfve when
an officer approaches and who are
arfulu eating, out of dishes, dunned
their uniforms today and came here
In Inrgo numbers from uli parla of
Clofornia. Tho first California en
campment of American War Veter
ans opened a three duys session to
day. Various Western regiments, batur
ions and divisions are holding reunion
in connection with 'the cmvcntion,
and erstwhile "huddle" are conipur.
lug notes us to peacetime put-Knits
and meeting: the "top kick" and "the
old man" on equal terms.
IteV. Joseph '. McQualde, nullunul
chuplain. hun arranged a program of
conference regardLng legislation, em
ployment, benefits for widows and or
phans of service men and oilier vital
Problems.
LVe stand Behind every Can
TAKE ADVANTAGE
of: THIS OFFER
The Famous M.J.B. Coffee
in the Five Pound Size
boys didn't appreciate the new orders others with 14tith and 148th F. A
and aa a reault a double guard haa
been posted and orders published that
any man picked up outside their bil
lets or In beer shops after 10:00 p. m.
will be tried by Summary Court Mar
tial unlesa they can produce proper
authority for being out.
If the Germans fall to sign tho
peace treaty we may move farther on.
Into their country. If that is the case,
well no telling when we'll get back.
I don't think there la much danger of
that and I'd advise them to slan and
let these fellows get out of here or
when we get to C'oblenx.
I've got to go by ambulances to A.
company and get a man to go with B.
company to Trier, love to all the
family and regards to my friends.
VKHXK.
Medical Department, 4th 'Knigneers,
A. IS. F. .
LAND ALLOTMENT
. BRINGS DISPUTE
Daley Conies From Survey
or treneral s Office to
Investigate.
Pound
32.50 A CAN
(Vacuum Packed) BUY THIS SIZE AND SAVE MONEY
Three Pound Can $1.60
One Pound Can 55c
VKTKHAXS l-OXFKU
OY VlTAfj I'ltOHI.KMS
SAV FHANCISCO. June 17. DIs.
charged soldlera whose right arms
.Thomas Daley, of the surveyor gvn
(ral's orrii-e In Portland, Is ut llie
I'mnttlla county Indian agency Inves
tigating the corners on McKay crevk.
about.-whlch thero hns been a conlro- 1
versty bntween Charles Vnitmrger, 1
owner of public laud, nnd tho allot-
ments of government land of Philip
Jones and John Mlnthorn. deceased.
Mr. Daley will settle this controversy
by determining the boundaries In the
reservation district.
Another matter which brings Mr.
1aley to the agency Is the fact thai '
some of the stakes which murk the!
government corners and which were:
put in two years ngo by Lincoln K i
Wtlkea, government surveyor, have ! .
been disturbed. Mr. Daley Is making; COnlllllSSlOnerS
Investigations and hopes to find the
offenders. This offense carries a pen
alty of $250 and the government Is on
the watch for such violations.
SERVICES
PENDLEjON'rOREi. -
fine Stock Ranch for Sale
SISO acrns all fenced and cross fenced. 9 room liousn
and 4 barns. Large orcliard. and all kinds of bcrrkw.
There la 300 acres tillable and ISO In grain. There Is a
store, I. O., Ik water rrsorm. school, grist mill, saw mill,
all within 3 miloa or Uiia ranch, lias dally mail and tel.
triune. Urauiiur permit on Government rwarve goi with
rrfare. There la 10 bead of rattle, SO horwn, 40 hogn, a
lot of diloketu, and everything from a eool llireslilng
madilne down to a garden rake. Including a shingle mill,
corn slieller; chop mill, 3lM bushel of corn raised on prem
ises last year, 3 gas engines, you can buy this fine ranch
and everything mentioned hero for $12.50 an aero, and
pay half cash, and 10 years at ii per cent on balance.
I hare a very attractive homo on tho North aide for
ale. Tliere are S rooms, 3 aleefilng porrhen, full law.
nicnt, fuma oe heat and fi rep bice. Tho house Is liardfln
Ished all through, and substantially built, 2 hits on cor
ner of blnf-kt irarage and oilier Improvements.
Von ran buy tills fine home ror KlKMl. hair rash, long
tune at T per cent balance. ;o with mo and see IU
E. T. WADE.
CliKVKUX AMI.NK
MAY UK
iiaonTi:i
CLKVKf-AND. O., June 1. De
portation of more than a score of rad
ical taken In raid here during a
rwarcli for thone reponiilble for the
bomhlnff of Mayor Harry L. DaviH
homo m-empil almoft certain
Twentv-elicht men now held, it wa
Mated foiowiiifr a conffronco bevween
fwlf.ru! nfficiHlR and Cleveland polite'
will le turned over to the Immigra
tion authorities tomorrow.
This was decided on when it was
awrtafned that mot tit the alien
had entered the United (States l.y y
of rimada and prodaitlv were guilty
of evasions of ImmlrTration Inww. Only
two of the men have applied for their
first papers.
PACIFIC JfGHWAY
OPEN BY PANOARY 1
Made Tour
of Inspection Speeding
up Work.
Thtit f trt-Kon will have the Pacific
highway in shape f'r year 'mund tra
vel from California to the Columbia
river by Jan. 1. la declared by W. I
Thompson, state highway commis
Hioner, after a week spent inspect
inj? the road work in Wentern Oregon
The highway -uEU he paved, graded
rocked from line to line tefore the
California section is connected to meet,
Oregon's progress, Mr. Thompson said.
In company wlth,fliQinminHtoner9 ft.
tlenfon and Uooih, 'sir. Thompson
TAXICAB7fl
PHONE I U
Books 5 Rides for S3.S
PARKER TAXI CO.
Why Pay More.
Extra Added Attraction
Airtitar
HERO OF THE EASTLAND DISASTER AND KING OF BELL DIVERS.
WILL APPEAR IN PERSON IN CONJUNCTION
WITH OUR REGULAR HIPPODROME VAUDE
VILLE. THIS ADDED ATTRACTION WITH A
REEL OF MOTION PICTURES WHICH MR.
LOEB CARRIES WITH HIM AND WHICH
SHOWS THE METHODS OF SAVING
HUMAN LIVES WILL BE SHOWN AT THE USU
AL ADMISSION PRICE.
When The Day Is Over
When the
household
cares and the
worries of
everyday life
have dragged
you down ,
made you un
happy. and
there is noth
ing in life but
headache, backarhc and worry, turn to
the riht prescription, one gotten up by
Dr. Pierce fifty years ago.
Everything growing out of the ground
seems intended for some use in establish
ing natural conditions. Dr. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y., long since found out w hat
is naturally best for women's diseases.
He learned it all through treating thou
sands of cases. The result of his studies
was a medicine called Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription. This medicine is mado
of vegetable growths that nature surely
intended for backache, headache, weak
ening, bearing-down pain?, irregularities,
pelvic inflammations, and for the many
disorders common to women in all ages of
Ufc. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
made of lady's slipper root, black cohosh
root, unicorn root, blue cohosh root and
Oregon grape root. Dr. Pierce knew,
when he first made this standard medi
cine, that whiskey and morphine are in
jurious, and so he has always kept them
out of his remedies. Women who take
this standard remedy know that in Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription they arc
getting a safe woman's tonic so good that
druggists everywhere scU it, in liquid oi
tablet form.
motored es far as the top of the iin
kiyoim, where paving Is about to le
gin. WTierever they found stretches
not yet under contract to grading,
they ordered sradmj? advertised,
located routes, and ordered graded
section macadamised if It is not pos-,
si 1 tie to vave them this summer.
Every effort was made to have an ;
open highway by the beginning of
&20.
"Bridges, mere ordered built, grade
crossings cut otit and gates elirninat-,
ed." Mr. Thompson said. "Yes, there
really are gates along tho route of!
the coaffs chief highway," he added.
Beside finishing up ail details of the
Pacific highway on the trip, the com-i
mispioners selected tho low pass route
for the road from Eugene to Florence,1
on Alsea bay and looked over the loca-j
tion of the. Medford-CYater Lake road.
-Vo definite action was taken on the j
latter project. !
Mr. Thompson returned to Portland
Saturday morning and spent Saturday
attending a convention of bankers j
there. r
West ern Electric
Power; and Light
-
3gf (he
"Western Electric man
show tjou the kind
of plant jyou need
I "HERE if at much dMfercnce ta ec- l ,o have a fas cvfinc, it Mxy hm a
1 Inc lighl pUau at there a m aulomo- (accdlcu cxjxaie to bar aaotber asfiaa at
bila or fu cnfnm. No one type n . pvi of aa oulL Oa ifw olKu kaod. if
rquallr wiled lo alt f.rm.. d yout waal .. oulSl w.lh b.ll-ia eaaae. .
powr aad lighl requnemeau ar beWertera Electric aua ill Kit yo. about
diflereal ffoai your neichbora. . . . . , . , ,
J a aew oumi of ma type ready for delirery
LiLe every farmer, yoa want ' eleclrict '" FalL la aay car-. Unjmi aMtter
power aad ligtit, but you ' do.'r want aa of filbBf oar eauipineats lo your aecda. .
oul6l either loo Uree or too amall for your . . . . t . ,
aeed.. Sun nl f Get all the fact,! . M? " '
Ltl Ih. Wotcrn ElccUic mm , y. '""'1 ""'" ",P"t' bJi of Jl
lAe kind . plant yoa need Uertera Electric Power aad Liojtf
, OaltU.
Our busiaeat is bigger Uiaa the aiera .
Mist of any partkuUr electnc pUsC, -V, "" "V"
We tell cleclriciiy for ih. farm. There tnc- " Wfm Elertne
are all tizes and types of We' em Electric
oaiBii. We are sol forced by policy to
ell one type for every purpose. We cum
sell yo as ouifii with or without a gay
engine.,' , '
Motors. Wafer Systems, Mitkiag M
chmes, etcM lo save lahor oa sSe farm; as
well as Irons. Vacuum Cleaners. WHmg
Mschmes aaj otfter electrical . helps to
save tunc and labor ta the bosme, A,
I Am; The Western Electric Man
In This county
Charles Milne
Electric Contractor Ncrt i,, CUf Uan
Pendleton, Ore.
CITIZENSIPH TEST
NOT SOJASY NOW
Foreigners Must Learn Am
ericanism Says Judge
Phelps.
Bring' Your
Car to Us
We can furnish prompt
ly any size
Wind Shield
Glass
We have an experienced
man who -will set the
glass while you wait-
B. L Burroughs, Inc.
Corner Webb and Col
lege Sts.
The liich i-ercentace nf rejertin
f candidates for naturalization at the t
circuit court Hession Saturday la high
ly deplored hy Jndjro Gilbert W;
1'helps, before whom the candidates
were examined. Six of the nine who
appeared were continued, four of
them because of their inability to read
o." write to the courtn satisfaction
and chiefly because they -were not
versed in principles of American gov
ernment. "There is no excuse for a person
with five or more years' residence in
tho United States not beingr aide to
read and write atll understand the.
f-'w simple principle- of our Rovern
uient the judjre said 'For thie
most part, indolence in rosionsille for
this Ignorance. j
In the making of American cltlKens,'
the judRe pointed out. it Is necessary!
that they lie grounded in the funda- t
mentals of pood citizenship in order
that they may vote, and vote intelll-
Kently. "American cit izenship ia
somethlnff that should man a great
dal to its possessor and It is not ask
ing too imirh of a candidate that be
bf versed in our government.
Since the war the laxity which for
merly marked Rome citizenship courts
has- been abolished. Judge Phelps- said
H Is no longer possible f'r an appli
cant to merely apply. pre he has
lived continuously for five cars in the
United States and be declared a citi
zen. It is a great privilege to possess
American ctixenship. the judge de
clared, and the standards set arc mma
too high.
lie expressed as his wish that he
might have a cHss of candidate to
instruct in tho elements of citizenship.
Candidates may. however, set Inst rue.
Hon from any svhool teacher in th
county or state and be assisted in I
preparing1 for the test of citizenship.
Everything Under Glass
Flies have a very poor chance in our market.
WThen meats are received at the market they go
directly to our cooler, and all cut meats on display
are always under glass. We fully realize the im
portance of sanitation in handling fresh meats
and we spare no pains to deliver your meats in a
sweet and fresh condition as modern equipment
and careful handling make possible.
L
Oregon Market
TIIONE 600
815 MAIN ST.
Read the Want Ads. It Pays
KM.ISTKI) MAX WIN'S
JIONOIIS AT AW A1MH.IS
AN'N'AI'OI.IS. Md.. June 1 An
nouncement of the scholastic standing
of the member of tlx graduating
class of the naval academy made
today. Kirst honor went to AVele.v
Mcl. Hague of San IMeito. Cal., who
was appointed to the academy from
the enlisted person n-l of the navy by
Secretary 1 Hi it i el. Hague also won
three of the principal prixes for ex
eelence in professional branches.
Uncle Sam's war department Is to
place on th market nearly R.flitO.OOft
yards of gauze. Uan the fashion au
thorities who design stage clothes af
ford to overlook this chance to se
ct re bargains?
GRAIN
PLACE your
INSURANCE
NOW
Special Rates
Why not Insure in & good com
pany at CHEAPEST RATES
obtainable?
Trl-StatG Terminal Co.
Telephone 550
129 East Court Street