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Section Two
Pages 7 to. 12
Section Two
Pages 7 to 12!
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1919.
CAVALRY TROOP OF 3RD REGIMENT, OREGON INFANTRY,
NATIONAL GUARD, MAY BE ASSIGNED TO PENDLETON
INSTITUTIONS' HEADS
BEGAN WORK TOGETHER
Dr. W. D. McNary, Dr. L. F.
Griffith Started Careers
in Salem 28 Years Ago.
Phil Mvtschan, Jr.. (earned to maka
beds in an Insane asylum. Hut get
It rlKht he tM an employe, not
boarder. Dr. W. D. McNnry was
tulklnk about (hia laxt nluht. It wan
while the doctor was working- at the
nlem hoRpltnl for the Insane that
Phil, much younger then than now. I
aa employed Iwo summers at thai
large Institution north of the penl.
tentliiry. At one time Metschan re
calls he hud it persons to feed and
put to bed. While recalling the duyx
of aula lung syne. Dr. McN'ary Htated
that It seemed rather strange that two
physicians who begun working with
the Insane 38 year ago In the fame
asylum should now he the heads of
two large institutions the speaker at
Pendleton, Dr. I., p. Orlfflth at fja
lern. In May, lsl, Griffith, a native
of the Waldo hills, began his work
at Kalem, whlli! McNary started on
July 1 of that year. The, Pendleton
superintendent was born on a farm
along the Columbia directly opposite
The Dalles. Rut while still a baby
his father took him to the old family
home In Polk county. Wrhen a boy.
the ftiture doctor went to Kalem and
there he spent the majority of his
years. His father came to the Ore.
gon country in '45 He owned lands
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Plans for Military Organi
zation Virtually Complet
ed in Salem Yesterday.
The troop of cavalry which will
form a part of the 3d Regiment, Ore
gon Infantry, National Cluartf, will
probably be assigned to Pendleton,
according' to federalization plans
which were practically completed In
Balem yesterday with the transfer of
Colonel John L- May from the rank
of unassigned officer to commander
of the regiment.
If the troop of cavalry Is assigned
to Pendleton. It would not be the
first time that such a troop was In
exisence here, us the record of Troop
D will show. Captain l-e Caldwell,
First IJeutenant James F. Cook ana
Second Lieutenant Marshall Spell
were the Officers of the organization.
Caldwell and Spell have returned but
Cook is still in France.
t'nder the new federal regulation,
the Oregon forces are divided Into
three battalions. The first battalion
Deludes company A of Marshfield,
Company H of Ashland, Company C of
Kogene and Company D of Medford,
with -Major W. u. White of Bugeno
In charge of tl.e first battalion.
Artillery I Amiiortwd,
The 2d battalion Includes compan
ies K, F. a. and Hi all of Portland,
vtlth Major J. Francis Drake In com.
tnand. Included in the Sd battalion
are companies I of Portland, K of
Independence, L. of McMinnville and
M. of Kalem, Mujor Milton U. Meyers
n command. Officers of companies
IJ, K. F and M have been unable to
qualify and will be supplanted by
other men as soon aa they can be
recommended and examined.
There are also included In the Ore
gon branch of military a headquar
ters company, Captain Irving I. Niles;
machine gun company. Captain Ed
ward J. Kivers, and supply company,
Captain Raymond M. Conner. There
also has been authorlzeo under the
national defenio act four companies
uf coast artillery, one company of
ngineers, on sanitary troop and one
battery, making an aggregate military
nrength for Oregon of 2000 men.
. I -a (iraudo tMt Sanitary Corps.
Uattery A of Portland, said to be
the oldest In the atute, will be given
an opportunity to come lno the or.
ganlzaion tinder the federal order.
La Grande will probably get the Ban- j
tary. corps, while the coast artillery I
companies will bo formed In west-t
ern Oregon.
Federaliaing of the Sd regiment
means that cat.ains and all higher
officer will' receive 500 a year, first
lieutenant $240 a year, and second
lieutenants 20f a year. The men
will receive $7.50 a month, based on
ore-fourth pay of regular army men,
baaed on appropriations made to the
Oregon national guard, while undei
Uate supervision, it is believed more
than $11,000 will be saved In the
clothing allowance, which is elimi
nated under the order federalizing
the 3d regiment.
The state appropriation amounts to
$100,000 for the years 1919 and 1920,
and will be used In maintaining head
Quarters and meeting other local ex
penses. Conral Stafrin, adjutant-
general, in a letter written to Colo
nel North today, lauds the retiring
officer for his success in placing the
regiment In line for federalization..
Bits of Humor Help to
Lighten Serious Senate
Discussions on League
Police Chief Receives
$15 Salary Increase;
His Stipend Now $125
Chief of Police A. A. Robert
wan th recipient of what In ex
pected to b the final Inc-rea
in Malary for city official thl
year, at the council meeting lat
night. The chief wan voted an
F.E. KING RESIGNS AS
MEMBER OF COUNCIL
additional fir a month, making
hiit stipend niw $125.
All firemen aftd members of
thf police forve, the city record-
er, Htreet nuperintendent. ex-
ton at the ;metery and some
other minor official have hud
their salaries raised In the lat
four month. The chief of po-
lice alone .wa left out. On
motion of Councilman Eates the
In ere a ne waa granted to Mr.
Robert to talte effect Aiipuwt
lt.
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plowfnjf hi field when a rfinfjii lu
ll lv pnHKerby asked him hour
much wa?ea he received'
"WaKes? nald the hoy. J don't
ICet no waKc. 1 get nothin' if I
do, and hell if I don't"
Montana Has Ratified
Federal Amendment
for Woman Suffrage
HELENA, July 31. The Montana
state senate today ratified the feder
al suffrage amendment to the consti
tution, thus completing the action on
the measure In the assembly, the
lower branch hevnig voted to ratify
yesterday.
The vote in the senate was 38 to I,
with four absent. The action of the
house yesterday was unanimous.
Amendment to City Traffic!
Ordinance is Passed atj
Last Night's Meeting j
Prank E. Kins, councilman from!
.the fourth ward, lost night preaentedi
j his resignation aa a memnrf of thej
j city's lejfhIative body, to take effect;
August 1. Mr. Kinff was obliged to
I renifcn owing to his removing his res
j idence to liiverside. Junt outside tha;
'city limits. The resignation was ac-!
. cepted. j
Mr, King Is serving his first term as ;
a member of the council, having- been :
seated -on January l, 1119. Who hi '
successor will e rests 'with Mayor J. j
t Vaughart and It is probabi th- '
before the next meeting on Wednes
day, the mayor wili htive a iminina- j
tfon for the council to confirm. Rous
Carney, who ran gainst Mr King li. j
the Inst election. Is mentioned among!
those eligible to fill the vacancy from
the fourth wart.
The ordinance providing a penalty
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FOUR REPUBLICANS
MEET WITH WILSON
WAPHIXGTOV. July 30. Prest.
dpnt WilRnn enllnt fmir TTAmtlilinn n
senators. Including; Lenroot, Bllllne
hnm, Harding nnd Fernald. to ths
White House for a conference today.
No other way than
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way con process
wheat and bailey
into such tempt
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' WASHINGTON". July 31.
(United Fres.) Occasional
flashes of humor lighten the seri
ousness of the senate league of
nations battle. Here are three
stories the league debate Is re
sponsible for.
Senator Williams, Miss., was
explaining that though the league
covenant was not all the United
States desired. It was all we could
expect tinder the circumstances.
" "Which reminds me of my little
girls,-- he said. "One had straight
hair, while the other had curly
hair. The mralghs-haired one
was envious o her sister's ring
lets, and often used to grumble
because her own tresses refused
to curl."
'One day the curly haired one
was grumbling about some fan
cied hardship, and her sister re
buked her thus:
"Wei, you know you can't
hvc everything AND curly hair."
And Senator Knox, shaking his
head over glowing predictions of
the way the United States is to
lift weak nation from their low
ly condition, sa
"That makes me think of the
drunkard who was lying in the
gutter, unable to rise. Nohody
paid any attention to him until
another, not oulto so drunken,
came along, vnd asked whnt w;is
the matter.
l can't get up,' said the re
cumbent one,
"I'll pick you up," volunteered
the other, and suiting the action
to the word, he tugged and pull
ed, but succeeded only in top
pling over himself:
"Tell you, friend.' ho snid fl
nnlly. 'I can't get you tip, but
here's what I w:il do I'll He
down with you.' "
Senator Swt niton was discuss
ing whnt will happen to those
senntors who opprse the league.
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boy," suld Snansou. "ilo was
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