The Bend bulletin., August 02, 1917, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

iihki) nmnavm, ih:ni), onieaoN. tiii'iihiiay, awji'ht 2, ii7
IMOK S.
t
'I WOMEN TAKING
PUCE OF
OIVK.V .IOIIH I.N llltOOKH.Hl'ANI.ON
IIO.V IWCTOIIV AH HM()UTA(ii:
OP MALI. lAllOltllltH MXOMIIH
(Prom Thursday' Dully,)
Apparently solving the prouUma
Introduced by tint labor shortage lit
II1111U. tlm llrnnkn-Hcuiiluii Lumber
Co., far tlm first tltiio In tho history
of tlm mill liultntry In Hond, In aug
menting ItH HUMily of mule laborer
by woman recruited from nnium Uih
mill population of tho rlty. and hand
lhiK tint lighter work In tilt' box fur.
tory. 8 fur n half iIomhi ure nt
work, uml If thw nytBiii prove sue
eotisful uml tho rlitbt tort or cm
plnyoa can bo secured, moro will bo
mldi'il.
Por eortnln kind of work, clear
I ni: Hwny nempa from In front of tin'
cutoff saws, uml otliwr task Involv
ing little nrtual lubor but rcuttlrliiK
iili'knM unit nlmblo finger. Uih
women arc actually superior to mmi,
according to priHwmt lutllrat loim. mill
official doclar. Thy Mat Himi
tlinro will be no poMlblllty of woiiihii
Im'Iiik employed In tlm mill proper, u
tlm work ttiKfc n loo heavy.
- Tint local moor new win u given
first ehnnro to itipply hat women
Hrtt employed In Oi llrooks H'-miiIom
plant.
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
WILL HE ENFORCED
(From Tuesday' Dilv.)
Aflr today, nil violations of Dm
eliy truffle law will bw mi for red r- j
KHnllmM of wxcmimhi by violator. w
tlm declaration thin morning of Police
Judge II C. Kill, lie tald tlmt tlm J
lIUpiMltlOU Mf HUtOlMH to lMIOB Oil'
ME
Ltlm r.nrilty hitherto ahowit by Uih
. . . . . . ... . i
noun it tlm muM lor cniinKinr irum
bU former ImhIwhI Miry. ' found
on tlm nirtu nt NlKkt IiohIok no
tall-Unlit ittutHlniil )Nt nlKht by Ibf
pollfli', rtvatd tlm fact that In luiii
rum llmro tr no lauH to lm
IIkIiKhI. and In othy Inaiumti that
no oil for HlutHlnaiHiii had bf-n
brniiRbt, ladlrntliir. that the dlnrKaril
for tlm law wan willful. Othr viola
tloim which howMvur. ar not o fr
imnt, Includo pnrklnK on tlm w runic
IiIh of tlm trt't. and faulty turim
For a flrt offHiw. a Dhi- ol $1
will bo IxvWmI. for tho imcund, X, wIiIIm
each aubmui'nt violation will iloubln
tho Hiiioiuil of tho prtvlouK tlin-
Shoes for Real Service
Ollt SI'UflAl.TV IH TO MAKi: KIIOKS THAT
hi AMI 'IIIK TKHV
NAP-A-TAN SHOE
U Mpeclally utndo fur thla kind of country.
tor wadu.
J. E. TILT
A handdotno arvlcablo drcia
beaten for the money. OIo thr-ao ahotw a trial.
A. HANSON LOGGER.
Tho A. llnnton I.oyKO- Hhota of Thrco I.akon, Wla ar
hnnd-mado und cno of tbo vory b-t of lt kind. Hpcolnl uindo-to-ordor
work taken for tint ahoo.
io orucr l,..T0.).vn: KIIOU lIKIUUUMi
IIOND
.STUEET
R. H. LOVEN
"Results are Better"
MITCHfiLL
Mliclult Motor tni Soviet Co.,Sftll
Mmolt ar Iwtter and f ol of oMtrtIon
coruldtrably lowtr v.lill using Zfo
lene." It
ZEROLEN
The Standard Oil
Endorsed by Leading
-brcauie th records of lliflr tcrvice de
partmenl how that Zerolene. correct,
ly rvfinrd from California aipludi.luia
crude, glws perfect rubrical on In
wear, more power, bruit carbon depoilc.
DeiUti evi)wlitr mil at out mlr itiiloni,
STANDARD OH. COMPANY
(Cilifu(nli)
For ItaHori, Znottn Heavy-Duty
it rtfirnmiy
M ' Mil .
" " "Ut...'
SEWEki LATERAL IS
NEAR COMPLETION
OihMIiIkI of Plpo Ht 111 to llo I.11I1I on
Irving Hi root linpiitwiuriit, noil
Miiy llo Pliihdinl Hutunlny.
(Prom Tuesday' Dally,)
Hxcnvallon In eomplotod, manholes
unit fltiNli tunkM fliilNliitil. and 70 pur
runt of tint plpo laid for iniwtir littoral j
No. 4 3, City Knglnnor Hubert Uouiii
ntportud this morning. Tint entire
luiiKtli of plpo for tlm liiipruvitmunt
will lid IMO feet. Air. Uuulil hope
to won final completion of (bo work
by tlio olid of llibt week.
Tlm sownr will nirvu the north ldo
of IrvltiK avenue.
TWIN SWAMPSFIItB
CAUSES NO TROUBLE
(From Tuoadny'a Dally.)
After being notified of tlm forest
flro at Tnln Hwnmpii yesterday, ran
enr illnfriviiriwl tbttt tint blaze bail
died a natural duatb. It wan reported I
ut fortmt liuuUiiunrtiTH hero tbbt I
morning
lloincwloes man to keep
ow,V ftont hot ituVes and
Warm cAeni
COOKED DISHES
for
LUNCHES
DINNERS
help to keep tliein from bc
intf worn out ty the tieat.
PREPARED MEATS
for dinner relrelie one
Order in tlie mornintf, to
tint we may deliver early.
Then you can put your
meat ton the ice to cool.
We have a number of delight
ful dithct we can imV'eit
,Uk Us
McGrath's Grocery
Dund Street
None oro bot-
..-
SHOE
ahoo for mnn.
Cnunot be
BEND
OREGON
DUICK
J, D. Lu'l SMiimrma
"luv found ZroUn to Im a MtUfclocj
lubricant for Uuick aiiloinobiln."
DODGE
H O. HjiiMon Co,, Sn Frinclu
"jiwi Mrrfrct ulbfactluii,"
MAXWCLL
Tvtkr 1st, Oikl.nJ
"Zercltn li given ui xrfrct
utlifjciion."
mimiumimm
for Motor Cars '
Car Distributors
.i 4
ittommtlUita.
GCRQEANT MeCLINTOCK.
Btt
No. 3. "OverlheTop
andGive'Einllclil"
lly Serjeant Alexander McCllnlock,
D. C. .M S7th Oversea Halt.,
Canadian Qrea. (Juards.
Cuprrlvtil, tlt7, liy tlia Ilcll Bjro
dlcat. Inc.
U
Hcriicaut iliCIUilfxk, xrhu ha urn
iirvtra tn I'ntnm, ira dvvuratrd fur
brarrru, teounrfof, tnruUiIrd home, ami
f time nulrnviiriHtl to U'l i rummttiUm
In our tinny, ,1 tomml-nlon in Ihv (.'a
iHiilttin nrmi atratti him If he nturitt
tit Jain hi iitit nimmilnil III the tr
oml c-rNit artltlv he ifintihUallt iti
icrlliv hi tinlnlnu, hi ttiii to I'runrc
ami the 1'lnUtrulo prvpHratlim made
for a liumlt rulrf on the (Irrmun Irmehv.
AH we etlmbtil not of the shelter
f iMir trwiirlMMfor my llrt und,
IK'flMtim. my hI. I thiHiKbt ad
venture hi .No Muii'm Ind tbu wonl
wuh puMted:
"Over Ibo I ot nod give 'flu hell!"
That I the lirMbdi TommltM' Itotlle
rry im tbey i hnrve the enemy, and It
Iiiim often Koiindiil up uml down tluW
Iouk linen In weoteru I'rulicf um the
IlrllMi, Cnnndlnu nud AtiMrullau col
diem ki out to the Unlit nud the dentil.
We wore dlvldcil Into hit prtle of
ten men, earh party binltiK M-iiarate
duth to iMirfonu. We cruurhed for
wnnl, Moving alnwly In mIiirU tile.
atumblliiK Into ahell bulen und oer
dpfld men aomo very loin ileml -mid
lununKliiK to keep In tom-li nlth euth
w
"Ovar th top and glv 'am hclll"
other though tbu machine kiiii bullela
beKau to drop men nluuiht linmt-luiti-ly.
Onto we weie aturled w were
neither fearful nor rattled. Wo hud
been drilled so Ioiik and mi enrefully
tlmt eiu-h man knew Jiim what he wn
to do, mid ho kept rich! on doing It
utile be got hit. To mo It xteiued
tho crouud won moving luirk under
me. Tbu tlrat ten ynrda were the
tongheat. Tho thing wua iN'rfectly or
ganized. Our tint purty of ten wn
eompoHed of algnnlern. They wen pay
lug out wire nud euro'HiK telephouoa
to bo UHcd during tbu fifteen uilnutea
of our Ntay In tho German treuehea
hi communicating with our battalion
hendiiuartera. A telephone, code, hud
been nrrunged, tialug the iinmea of our
commanding olllccnma aymbola. "Itez
fonl 1" menut "I'lrht prUoucni being
acnt back;" "Itexford a menut "Our
tlrat wounded being aeut over;" "ltex
fonl 3" mount "Wo have entervM (e
man trench," Tho ctxlo was very com
plete, nud tho alguuleni luul la-cn drill
ed In It for n week, la outo thu telo-
phono wIich wcr cut, the alguulen
wero to hond lneit-uKcx back by the
uao of rlllo grciutdea. Theno aro rllle
pnijcelllea which curry llttlu mctul
cyllndern to contain written mctuiugcn
mid which butt Into tlatuo when they
atrlku tho earth, mo that they cuu be
en h lly found nt night. Tho otuYcr In
clinrgo of tho hlgunlorH whs to lemiiin
nt tho point of entrance, with IiIm eyes
oil bin wutch. It wuh IiIh duty to nouud
n warning Menu I tlvo inluutesi liefoi-v
the cud of our time in tho (iermun
ttencbea.
Tho lender of every nnrty of ten also
had n whlHtlo with which to repeat
tho warning Mast and then tho final
bltvpt,- when each man was to drop
everything mid get back of our artil
lery lire. Wo wero not to leuvo any
dead or wounded In tho (ieriuan trench
on account of tho Information which
tho (lormnus might tluin obtain. Ho
foro Martlng on tho raid wo hud re
moved till marks from our persons. In
cluding oven our Iduntlllcatlon disks.
Kxccpt for tho nlgimlera, each pnrty of
ten was idmllarly organised. Flrat,
thero wero two bayonet men, each
with an electric flaahllght uttuched to
his rifle, ho at to vivo light for thu dl
: fiiSh
ACt
OVER TIRE
W
The Thrill and (he Hell of
the Trenches, Described
by an American Boy.
Serjeant AlexanderMcOllntock of Lex
lnpton, Xy., and the Canadian Army Has
Gripping Tale That Every American Will
Head, For He Tells the Facts Unadorn
ed, Wounded, a Distinguished Conduct
Medal Man, He Was Invalided Home,
but Is Going "Out There" Again to Fight
For Uncle Bam and His Allies. An In
spiring, Interesting, Personal Narrative,
Full of the Spirit and Atmosphere of the
Trenches.
m-tlnn of n Imronrt thnmt and con
trolled by it button at the left hand
i primp of the rifle. Ilexlden bin rifle, nil
of theno men curried nix or ebjbt Mill
No. r, bund Kronadex, welghlm; from u
xniml mid five ounce to a itomid and
aoveli olinceN eneh,
, The Lineup,
They aro tbu aitiue obnpc na n turkey
esjt and it llttlu larger. I'ikui with-
driMvlii the llrliik' pin u lever aeta
g pin a lever acta n
four aecoiid funo going. One cf thcHo
grenudea will clean out anything llv
lug In a ten foot treii'-h aectlou. It
will iiIko kill the iiinu who n throwing
It If ho holds It more than four ace
oriilN after lie baa pullwl the pin. Tho
third man of ctieli ten waa an expert
ImiiuIi thrower, wiulppcd nt lightly an
IKomlble to give him freeiloni of ac
tion. He carried u few Uitnba hlmnclf,
hut the iiihIii supply wni cnrrleil by
the fourth nihil, who wna not to throw
any uiiIckm the third man tx-came n
cnsuulty, In which moo No. I wai to
take his place The third man also
carried a knob kerrle, n heavy bludgeon
to Im; iiihiI In wltucklug nn enemy over
the heatl. Ours wero made by faateti
lug heavy ateel iiiiIk on n atoiit atk-k
of wimhI, n wry lHiNlnellke contri
vance The fourth man. or Iximb cur
rier, lw-tklca having n lance auply of
Mills grenades, hud smokt- ImiiiiIx, to
Im usisl In imokliig the (icrinnna out
of dugiHifa and later. If uece)Mry, In
covering our retreat, ami nlo fumlte
Uunb. Tlie latter nre very dangenHU
to handle. They contain a mixture of
Mlrol mid pboophoroiiM and weigh
threo mhiihIs cih-Ii. On exploding they
relet) n Ibpild lire wlilrh will bum
throtiKb steel,
The llftli, sixth, aerenth nnd eighth
In line were called utility men. They
were to take tho places of any of the
first four who might liecome casual
lies. In addition tbey carried two
Blokes gun ImiiiiIhi encb. These weigh
nine ixmnds apiece, Imve six Fecoud
fiiM mid inn be umiI In wnt'klug
dugouts. Tlie ninth nud tenth men
were sflppem, carrying t"hilm of gun
cotton and aevernl hundred yards of
liiHtiifitaneoiia fuse. Tills explosive U
iicI In demolishing machine gnu em
placements nud mine saps. The sup
Mra were t lay their charges while
wo wen- nt work In the trenches and
explode them na noon as our party was
far enough out on the return Journey
to lx safe from this danger. In addi
tion to these parties of ten there wen
three of us who carried Iwmlis and had
orders to keep near the three omYeni.
to take the place of any one of them
that might go down and meanwhile to
uo our own Judgment nlxtnt helping
tho Jolly old party along. I waa as
signed one of the three.
In addition to the raiding party
proMr thero waa a relay call across
No Muii'a Ijind at ten pucea Interval,
making a chain to allow ua our way
bark, to assist the wounded and. In
caso of opportunity or necessity, to ro-
enforce Us. They were ordered not to
leave their positions when we began
to come ImiU until the last man of our
party bad been accounted for. The
final section of our entourage wai cora
lilted of twelve atretcher bcareru, who
had lKcn specially trained with us, so
that tbey would bo familiar with tho
trench section which we wero to raid.
The Raid and Its Eesult.
There wero two thlnga which nmdo
It (Mtsslblo for our raiding party to get
started across No Man's Laud. One
was the momentary quickening of tho
blood which follows a big und unac
customed dose of rum, nud the other
Wa Wero Crawling About on All Fours,
was u sort of subconscious, mechnulcnl
coutldcuco in our undertaking, which
wus n result of tho scores of I lines we
had gono through every prearranged
movement In our practice duplicate
Gorman trenchea behind our line.
Without either of those Influenced we
simply could not liuvo left the shelter
and faced what was before us.
An Intensified bombardment from
our guns began Just ub booh as wo
had climbed "over the top1' nud were
lining up for tho Jouruey ucross. "Un
t1- V. - Jf!W
Business an.d Professional Cards
VERNON A. FORBES
J. A WYKil
First National Hank Hulldlng
Hond :: :: Oregon
II. II. DeARMOND
h A XV V K It
O'Kana Building, Dund, Oregon
W. W. KAULKNEIt, D. M. D.
DBNTIHT
Sulto C-8-10, O'Knno Dulldlng
Uend, ... Oregon
DIt. J. C. VANDEVEHT
I'liyslclan and Hurgcon
Phono Hod 271
Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. m.;
7-9 p. rn.
O'Knno Ilulldlng.
W. 0. MANNING, D. M. D.
Dentist.
Sulto 12-14, O'Knno Duildlng
Hlack 1781 Henri, Oregon
OKOROE 8. VOUNG
Civil and Irrigation Knglnecr.
U. H. Mineral Kurrcyor.
noom 12, Pint National Dank
Duildlng
ing up" is not Just n suitable term, j
We were crawling alxjiit on all fours '
Just far enough out In No Man's Land
to be under the edge of the Oerman j
shell lire and taking what shelter we
could in ahell holoa while our leaders
picked the wuy to Mart ncrosa. The
extra heavy IxjuilwrdiHHit had warned
tb'vt.'ermaiis that something was ubout
to bupiKHi. They H-ut up star abulia
and "8 O K" signals until there was
a glare over the torn earth like that
which you ee at the grand llutt.li of a
PuIu'h fireworks dUpluy, nnd mean
while thoy aitruyed No Muu'm Ijjnd
with atreams of machine guu fire. In
the face of that wo started.
It would bo iilmtird to hay that we
went not frightened. Thinking men
could not help but be afraid. If we
were juillld. which undoubtedly wo
were, the black upon our face hid It,
but our fear struck voices were not
dUgUtocd. Thuy ttembled and. our
to til (buttered.
We sneaked out alugle (lie, making
our way from Miell hole to ahell hole.
nearly all t.ic time ou nil fours, crawl
ing quickly over the flat places between
this small abetter. The Cormaui bai
not sighted , but they were Miulrtliir.
machine l-u.. bullets nil over the nlaci
rprumliM-uoukly, like a man watering a
luwu with n garden hose, ami tie
were bound to get home of us. ItehL k-
me I heard cries of pain and groans,
but It made little luiprenslou ou my
bciiumUd iutelllgeiuv from the mere
fact that whatever had huppened had
bapp'iicd to oueuf tho other hectlon
of teu and not to my own. It iemed,
some way or other, no affair to con
cern me. Then a man In front of me
doubled up suddenly and rolled Into a
shell bole. That simply made roe re
member very clearly that 1 was not
to atop ou account of It. It wus some
it Se.m.d That th. Whoht Earth Be
hind Me Rosa In the Air.
one else's business to pick that man
up. Next, according to tho queer psy
chology of battle, 1 begun to losu my
sensation of fear nud nervousness.
After I saw it becoud man go down I
gave my attention principally to a con
sideration of tho Irregularities of the
Herman parapet ahead of us, picking
out the bpot where we wero to enter
the trench. It seems Billy to say It,
but 1 ueonied to get some sort of satis
faction out of the realisation that wo
had lost tho iercontugo which wo
might bo expected to lose going over.
Now, it seemed, the rest of ua were
safe until wo should reach the next
pbuso of our undertaking. 1 heard di
rections given, nnd I gave some my
self. My voice wus Arm. It aurprlsed
me, aud I felt almost calm. Our ar
tillery had so torn up tho German barb
wire tlmt It guvo ub no trouble at all.
Wo walked through It with only n few
scratches. When wo reached the low,
sandbag parapet of tho enemy trench
we tossed In a few bombs nnd follow
ed t.hrtii ilijlit over us boon ua tbey bad
ARTHUR J. MOORE
Lnwyer
Lojf abln Culldlng
Bend, Oro. Phono Mack 1111
I. K. KNOKHKrZrHO.V,
ri.OIHINO AND IIKAT1N0
117 Minnesota Street.
K'tlmato Cheerfully Purnlahed
Jobbing Promptly Done.
C. P. NJBWONGBn, IJend, Ore.
UNDKHTAKKH
Licensed KmbaJmer, Foncral
Director.
Phone Itcd 21. Lndy Asat,
DIt. It. D. 8TOWELL
Naprnpatlilc Physician
Over Logan t'jrnlttiro Co.
Wnll Strcot Hours 9 to C
Phone lied -IBH
O. 8. HENSON
Attorney At L w
Benson Bulldln?, Wall Street
Dend, Oregon.
H. C. ELLIS
Attorney-at-Iflw
United States Commissioner
First National Dank Building
DEND, OREGON
FRESH
Groceries
You have a right to
INSIST
that we see to it that your
monoy finds tho greatest pur
chasing power, and that you
get
QUALITY
goods for the money you pay.
RESPECT
we pay to this plan Is what Is
building for us a big business.
HOWEVER LITTLE
tho saving may he, it will
HELP.
We'll do our best for
YOU.
I'HONK HLACK 11
Ericksons Grocery!
JOHNSON BLDG.
W-JIStrtrt
Joe Rock
i- P . i, .1 , ,. ,
CONTRACTOR
All kinds of
EXCAVATION
WORK
rock or dirt
BASEMKNTS
STREET WORK. ETC.
Leave ordai at
J. A. EASTES OFFICE
Oregon Stmt
Roofing of all kinds. Repairing
promptly done.
J. A. HacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering, Spouting,
Corntcos and Skylights.
Shoe Repairing;
Done In a I'lItST-CLABS uiun
iter, while you wait.
L. Goodman, opposite Halter's
Grocery,
Phone
561
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