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DANIELS SOUNDS
MARINES' PRAISE
STORY OF HEROISM IS
TOLD IN REPORT.
Mrsl Official Account of Part Played
liy AtiH'rii'iuiN In Oiiilniu Thierry
mill IIoIn iId Itcllciiii Ih
(ilwn to Public.
l'roin (In) annual report of Jo
iiopliiiH Daniels, secretary of (In)
navy, Ih (akitn (ho fotlowuiK account
of (ho lighting of tlio Uiillml Hiatus
Marines In (tin luittlo of IIoIn ilu
llollunii, it story which will not
a-tlngtlng tli Mooil of oviiry Amurl
can cltliiin. All through Juun wo
rnnil of (hit Mnrlnes ami what thoy
woro iIoIiik. Ilr, for tint first tlinn,
In given an ofllclal report of their
glorious acliliivnniiiiil.
Kayii .Mr. Daniels:
".Mnniorlal ilay hIiiiII henceforth
liavo a greater, deeper significance
for Aninrlca, for It wiih on that ilay,
May 30, 1018, that our country rimlly
received ll flrHt call to buttle tho
hattlo In which Atuurlcau troopn hail
tho honor of stopping thu Oormnn
drive on I'nrlH, throwing back thu
Prussian horiluN In attack after at-
tack, anil Intituling tho rut rent which
lasted until Imperial Oormauy wan
beaten to Uh knee ami Its emissaries
iippeullug for an armistice under tho
Hiik of truci). Anil to tho United
Hiatus Marlui'N, fighting side by side
with iually bravo anil initially cour
ageous uiiiu In thu Annirlcnn army,
In that faithful Mm ami laml forco
of thu navy, foil tho honor of taking
over thu llui'H where tho blow of thu
Prussian woulil Hiriko thu hardest,
thu lluu that wan nenrost Purls ami
vlmro, should a breach occur, nil
would bo lout, Tho world known to
day that thu United Htatos Marines
hold that lino; that thuy blocked
tho advauci) that wan rolling on to
ward I'arU at n ratu of nix or seven
mllon a day; tliitt thuy mot tho at
tack In American fanhlon and with
Atnurlcan heroism; tiat Murine and
noldlom of tho Amvrlran army throw
buck thu crack r.uard divisions of
tformuny, broko their ailvnnco, and
then, attacking, drovu thorn back In
thu beginning of a rutreat that wan
not to end until thu "cuaau firing"
HlKnal nounded for thu end of tho
-world' greatest war. In thin con
nection, Melvlllo Stone, guuorul man
ager of tho Associated Press, nald,
following an oxhuuntlvu trip of In
vostlgnllon In Europe:
" 'They (tho Marluon) had boforo
them tho bunt Prussian guards and
shock troopn -the OorinaiiM wuro per
fectly Mini they could drive thu
"umatuurn" back.
" 'It wan n dramatic situation, for
Hiiccotin mount that thu Hermans
could probably punh for Calaln and
othur channnl portn; but Koch
latw;ted I'arln buforo their oyen by
putting raw AmurlcniiH at a point
across thu direct road to I'arln, In
the pocket between UIidIiuh and Hols
noun. IiiHtead of driving back tho
"nmntuum," tho "amateurs" drove
them ami gave them a I ho u very
hound thrashing. Thulr losses were
heavy, but thoy did tho work, and
In doing It also did threo thliiKn:
They naved Turin; thoy Hurlounly In
jured thu morale of tho bent Ger
man troopn, and they not a Htandard
mid fixed a reputation for American
troopn that uonu other dared tnrnlnli.'
"Such In tho opinion of tho head of
n groat news gathering forco regard
lug thu achlovumuntH of thu United
Htaton Marines at Chatoaii Thierry,
-whoro In tho battlelleld of HoIh du
llolleau, now named thu HoIhu du la
Brigade du Marino by official ordur
of thu French Htaff, IIiIh branch of
thu navy met thu nermann mid
Mocked thulr drive on I'arln.
Ordered to Front.
"It wiih on thu evening of May 30,
utter n day dedicated to thu momory
of thulr eomradeu who hud fallun In
thu tralnlun days ami In thu Verdun
nuclor, that thu h'lflh and Sixth rogl
ineutH and thu Sixth Alnchluo Gun
battalion, United fltntoH Marluen,
ouch recolvud tho following ordors:
" 'Advance Information offlclul re
colveil that thin regiment will move
at 10 p. in. 30 May by bus to now
urea. All' trnliiH shall bo loaded at
once nail urraiigomoiitH hautunod,
WaKonn, whou loaded, will (novo to
Sornim to form train.'
"All throuRh tho night thoro wan
fovorod activity among tho MarlnuH.
Thon, tho nuxt morning, tho long
tratim of camloiiH, busses mid
trucks, each carrying lta full com
plement of United States Marines,
ont forward on n road which at one
Vlaco wound within tons than 10
mllon of Paris, toward Moaux and tho
fighting lino.
Got Into Lino.
"At last, tholr destination reached
oarly on tho morning of Juno 2, thoy
dluombarkod, stiff and tlrod after a
Journey or morn than 72 ml Inn, but
an thoy formed their linen and
inarched onward In thu direction of
tho lino thoy wuro to hold thoy woro
determined and cheerful. That even
ing tho flntl field moHnago from the
Fourth brigade lo Major General
Omar lluiidy, commanding thu Sec
ond ill violent went forward:
" 'Second battalion, Sixth Marluen,
In lino from Lo Thtolet through Clur
emlioutH Woods lo Triangle to Lucy
liiHtructed to hold lino. First bat
talion, Sixth Marluen, going Into lino
from Lucy through I fill MS. Third
battalion In mipport at Lu Volu du
Chatel, which Ih alno thu pout com
mand of tho Sixth Mnrnen. Sixth
machine guu battalion dlntrlbuted at
lino.
"Tho next day at IS o'clock, tho
afternoon of Juno 2, began thu battle
of Chateau Thierry, with thu Amerl
caiiH holding thu lino ngalnnt thu
moHt vlcloun wedge of tho German
ailvnnco.
llattlo of Cliateaii Thierry.
"Tho advance of tho Germans wnn
across a wheat field, driving at Hill
I Or. and advancing In nmooth col
timiin. Thu United Htaten Marines,
trained to keen obnervntlon upon thu
rlllu range, nearly every one of them
wearing it inurkHinun'n medal or
Letter, that of the sharpshooter or
expert rifleman, did not wait for
those gray-clad hordeH to advance
nearer. Calmly they nut their nights
and aimed with thu same precision
that they had shown upon tho rlflo
ranges at I'arln Inland, Maru Island
and Quantlco. Incessantly their
rifles cracked, and with their fire
came tho support of thu artillery.
Thu machine gun fire, Incessant also,
began In make Its Inroads upon thu
advancing forces. Closer and closer
thu shrapnel burst to Its targets.
Caught In a seething wave of ma
chine gun fire, of scattering shrapnel,
of accurate rile fire, thu Germans
found themselves In n position In
which further advance could only
mean nbsolutu suicide. Tho lines
hesitated. They stopped. They
broke for cover, while tho Marines
raked (ho woods and ravines In
which they had taken refuge with
machine gun mid rlllu to prevent
them making another attempt to ad
vance by Infiltrating through.
"It wan Juno G thai thu attack of
the American troops began ngalnst
llolleau wood and Its adjacent sur
roundings, with the wood Itself and
thu towns of Torcy and Ilouresches
forming thu objectives. At G o'clock
thu attack came, and there began tho
tremendous sacrifices which thu Ma
rino corps gladly suffered that thu
German fighters might bo thrown
back.
I'Vtiglit In American Fanhlon.
"Thu Marines fought strictly ac
cording to American methods a
rush, a hslt, a rush again, In four
wit va formation, thu rear wnvon tak
ing over thu work of thosu who hud
fallen before them, passing over thu
bodies of their dead comrades and
plunging ahead, until they, too,
should bo torn to bits. Hut bablnd
thosu waves were more waves, mid
thu attack went on.
"In Ilellenti wood thu fighting had
been literally from Ireo to tree.
stronghold to stronghold; and It wan
n fight which must last for weoks
before Its accomplishment In victory.
Ilulloau wood wan u Jungle, Its every
rocky formation forming it German
machine gun nest, almost Impossible
lo reach by artillery or igrunndo flro.
There was only one way lo wlpu out
those nests -by thu bayonet. And
by this method they were wiped out,
for United States iMitrluoH, bare
chested, shouting tholr battle cry of
'K-o-o-o-o y-u-h-h-h ylpl charged
straight Into thu murdurous tiro from
thosu guiin, and won I"
Four cbulrs at your service at thr
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If
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A Dfpiture
A Hiith-
A Dcih-
An Accident
An lllnMi
OR- '
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Meeting! '
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Any Improvement!
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501
SCHOOL PLANS
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OUTLINE
teacheilh will hi:i:k to make
iii' time lost duhino "klu"
epidemic 11v holding heh
hio.nh on haturdayh.
(From Saturday's Dally,)
All grades In tho Ilend public
schools, as previously announced,
will resume work on Monday after
an unforced vacation of seven and a
half weeks, duo to tho Influenza clos
ing order.
At a meeting of tho school board
and thu teachers, held yesturdny
afternoon, plans for work for thu
balance of the school year woro dis
cussed with a view to deciding on
tho best program to bo followed to
make up for thu lost time. Alterna
tive plans which had been agreed
upon by thu board woro presented,
thu first providing for a half session
on Saturdays and threu weeks' ex
tension of tho year, and tho second
for a four weeks' extension, and
after a general discussion a vote of
tho teachers was taken as to thu
plan preferred.
Ilecnusu of special conditions af
fecting thu situation In thu different
sections of thu schools, the vote was
taken separately for tho high school,
tho grades above thu third and those
below tho third, thu result being that
thu Saturday session wns favored by
thu grades above tho third and op
posed by the other two sections.
Plans will now bo mado to carry
on thu work uccordlng to thu result
of thu votu.
Who Is I'lorcy & Sous, TumsloT
Up Adv.
FORMER SUPERVISOR
DIES IN PORTLAND
J. Hoy Harvey, Head of Dewchutc
I'nrext In tIMI, Wan In Gowrti-
inent Hervlrc IH Years.
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Word of thu death of J. Itoy Har
vey, formerly supervisor of tho De
schutes national forest, was received
hero this morula. by friends In thu
forestry office. Mr. Harvey died In
Portland yesterday afternoon, and
funeral services uru planned for to
day. His parents rrfddu In Huberts.
Mr. Harvey became Identified with
forestry affairs hero In 1911, nl tho
time thu Deschutes forest was spill
off from tho Cascade. Klghteon years
of his life woro spent in thu govern
ment service.
Great for "Flu" anil "Grip" Coughs.
"I had an awful cold that left me
with a dreadful cough." says Mrs. M
!:. Smith, llenton, I.a. " llought
Foley's Honey and Tar of our drug
gist and It cured mo completely. "
This grand romedy should bu in every
household at this tlmo, when Influ
enza., grip, roughs and colds are so
prevalent. Contains no opiates. Sold
every where Adv.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
Tho iiAnual meeting of tho stock
holders of tho Central Oregon Farm
nrs' Cruumory association will be
held In tho city council rooms, Sphler
bulldltvg, limit), on Saturday, Decem
ber 21, at 2 o'clock. 41-42C
J. T. NEWRBRRY, Secrotnry
NOTICE OP IIOND SALE.
Scaled proposals will bu received
by thu board of directors of tho
Ochoco Irrigation district at Its office
In Prliifvlllo, Oregon, for tho pur
chase of $200,000,00 of bonds of said
district, till thu hour of twelve
o'clock noon on Monday, January 13,
1919, which said Issuu of bonds will
bear dato July 1, 1917, bear Intorest
not to exceed C per cont. per annum,
payablu semi-annually on thu first
dny of January and July In each
year, samu being thu unsold portion
of an authorized Isstio of J 1,1 00,
000.00, principal mid Interest ptiy
ivblu at thu office of thu county treas
urer, of Crook county, Oregon, or nt
tho fiscal agency of tho statu of Ore
gon In Now York City, at thu op
tion of tho purchaser, said bonds be
ing In tho denomination of $1000 mid
$500 each and maturing upproxl
mutely as follows:
At thu end of 11 yonrs approxi
mately 0 Vi per cont.
At tho ond of 12 years approxi
mately GV& pur cent.
At tho end of 13 yonrs, approxi
mately 7 per cent.
At thu end of 14 yonrs approxi
mately 7 per cont.
At tho end of 15 yonrs approxi
mately 7 lor cont.
At tho ond of 10 yonrs approxi
mately 7 Por cont.
At tho end of 17 yours approxi
mately 8 Mi por cont.
Ant tho ond of 18 yours approxi
mately &i pur cont.
At tho ond of 19 yonrs approxi
mately 9 Mi por cont.
At tho ond of 20 yuura approxi
mately 10 por cont.
At tho unit or 31 yonrs approxi
mately 10V6 lor cont.
At thu una or 22 yoars approxi
mately 11 per cent.
Rtda for said bonds must no ac
companied by cortlflod chock on n
Prlnuvlllo, Oregon, Imnk for at leant
R per cent of the nurchnso price and
nald bids muni bo unconditional us
to legality, subject, however, to tho
certification thereof by tho secretary
of state and approved by tho capital
lssiio:i committee. Tho board re
servnn the right to reject any nnil all
lllclH,
A 1-440 11. A. BOIIDAL, Sec'y.
I'UlllilU NOTICK.
Public notice In hereby given that
tho County Court of Deschutes
County, Oregon, has tnado tho fol
lowing estimate of thu amount of
money to bo raised by taxation for
tho ensuing year and containing a
statement of thu probable receipts of
tho county from sources other than
direct tax.
K8TIMATB OF BXPRNDITUFIKS.
County Clark $ C, 370. 00
Sheriff 7,000.00
School Superintendent.. . 3,2C0.00
Assessor 3,4 CO. 00
Treasurer 1,200.00
Surveyor 1, GOO. 00
Commissioners and Court 3,000.00
Justice Courts COO. 00
Coroner 200.00
Election Kxpenso 2,000.00
Insano 200.00
Widows' Pensions 2,000.00
Wtttormuster 1.2C0.00
Health Officer 3C0.00
County II ob p I to 1 mid
Poor l.r.00.00
Court HotiHo and Jail 3,r00.00
lloadn and Hrldgen 28,500.00
Scalp Motilities 1,200.00
Fairs 1,000.00
War llourd Kxpemru C00.00
Printing Proceedings r.00.00
Miscellaneous COO. 00
Circuit Court 3,500.00
County Attornoy 7C0.00
Fish Hatchery 2,500.00
Agriculturist 2.200.00
lloud Machinery 8,000.00
Stuto Tax 25,000.00
General School Tax 23,000.00
Total .....1134,930.00
KSTIMATK OF ItKCBfPTS.
Clerk's and Recorder's
Feos .. S 5,000.00
Fines 1,000.00
Forest Itevenuu 1,000.00
Fulr Money 1,200.00
Total ; 8,200.00
Ilulunce to bo rained by
Direct Taxutlon 12C,730.00
Notice is further given that tho
said court has fixed Thursday, thu
2Cth day of December, 1918, at tho
hour or 10 o'clock In tho morning
at thu court room In Ilend as tho
tlmo and place for a full and com
plete discussion of said estimates
when and whoro any taxpayer sub
ject to said tax levy when mado shall
ho heard in favor or against any pro
posed tax lovy.
Published by order of tho County
Court of Deschutes County In Tho
Ilend Ilulletln, tho official paper of
said county, on thu 0th and 12th
of December, 1918, tho first publica
tion being not less than 20 daya and
tho Bccoud not less than 10 days
prior to saia proposed meeting.
W. I). UAIINBS.
County Judge,
C. II. uMILLBIt.
SETH STOOKBY.
Commissioners.
Ol 11.182
nun
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Dopsrtmont or tho Interior, United
.States Land Office, Tho Dalles,
Oregon, Notombor 12, 1918.
To Androw Engort or Ilend, Orogon,
coutusteo:
You nro lioiuoy notified that Jerry
N. Quirk, who gives (General Deliv
ery) Portland. Oregon, as his post
ofllco address, did on October 17,
191S, file In this office his duly cor
roborated application to contost mid
securu thu cancellation or your homo
stead entry, Serial No. 0193S2, mado
October 22, 1917, ror EMt NW4. W
Hs NEW. Soctlon 29. Township IS.
8., Rnngo 13 E., Wlllnmetto Merld
Inn, and ns grounds ror his contest
ho alleges that I am Informed and
believe and therefore allcgo that said
Andrew Engort abandoned said, laud
the day he filed on sanio mid ror more
than six mouths Immediately there
after and that ho has never been on
said land nor resided thereon nor
mado any cultivation thereof or im
provements thereon nor nt all and
that ho has over since mid still does
abandon said land: that said Androw
Engort Is n man between sixty and
seventy yoars or ago and that his
itbHUiico Is not duo to his services In
any war In which tho United Statos
has or may now bo engaged.
You are, tlioreforo, further noti
fied that tho said allegations will bu
taken ns confessed, and your said
entry will bo cancelled without rur
ther right to bo henrd, olthor beroro
thin orilcu or on appeal, If you rail
to lllu In this office within twenty
days nrtur tho FOURTH publication
or this notice, ns shown below, your
answer, undor ontli, specifically re
sponding to theso allegations or con
test, together with duo proor that
you huvo served n copy or your nn
swor on tho Bald contestant olthor in
person or by regis to rod mnll.
You should stnto In your answer
tho iiitmo of tho postoffico to which
you deslro ruturo notices to bo sont
to you.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Register.
Dato or first publication, Nov. 21,
1918.
Dato or second publication, Nov,
28, 1918.
Dato or third publication, Dec, 5,
1918.
Dato or fourth publication, Deo.
12, 1918. 3S-41p
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho County Court of tho Stuto of
Orogon, for Deschutes County,
In tho Mutter or tho Estuto or John
Oh mar, Docoased.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that tho
luidorslguod, Enoch Lund, was on
tho 18th day or November, 1918, duly
appointed tho administrator of tho
eatato or John Ohtuur, docoased, by
Ilonontblo v. D. Barnes, county
Judgo,
All porsons having claims agalust
said cntato aro horoby notified to
present tho name at tho office of II,
H. Do Armond at Ilend, Oregon, at
torney for administrator, within six
months from tho data of tho first
publication hereof, nil claims to bo
verified In thu manner provided by
law.
BNOCH LUND,
Administrator.
II. H. Do ARMOND, 38-42c
Attornoy for Administrator.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for tho County of De
schutes. Stella Y. Hanklnn, Plaintiff, vs.
Ralph B. Hanklns, Defendant.
To Ralph B. Hanklns, tho Above
Named Defendant:
In tho name of tho State of Ore
gon, you aro hereby required to ap
pear and nnswor tho complaint In
tho abovo entitled suit on or boforo
January 1C, 1919, that date being
nix weoks from tho first publication
or tins summons; or ror want there
of the plaintiff will apply to tho above
entitled court for and take n decree
of dlvorco against you and for tho
caro, custody and control of tho
minor child of said marriage, namely,
Ralph Y. Hanklns. Thin summons Is
served upon you by publication there
of onco u week for six consecutive
and successive weeks, pursuant to an
order of tho Hon. T. B. J. Duffy,
Judgo of tho abovo entitled court,
dato December 3rd, 1918.
ARTHUR J. MOORE.
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
First publication, Dec. C, 1918.
Last publication, Jan. 1C, 1919.
40-4Gc
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company
Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Building Material, Kiln
Dried Flooring and nil kinds ef Finish
SASH AND DOORS
COMPLETE STOCK Suaard Siio,
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO.
HUFFSCHMIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
Manufacturers of Iron, Bronze and Semi-Steel Casting for
Power Transminion Machinery: Wood Pipe Fittinjft. Grate
Ban. Agricultural. Mining and Saw Mill Machinery, Ornament
al and Structural Iron. WE ARE PREPARED TO RUSH
YOUR ORDERS ON REPLACEMENTS FOR BROK
EN CASTINGS ON ALL KINDS OF FARM MA
CHINERY. BEND. OREGON.
Business and Professional Cards
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 13-1G First National
Bank Bldg. Tel. 611
(Dr. C't Formrr OflW.)
H. H. DeARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kano Building, Bond, Oregon
H. O. B L L I S
Attorneyat-Law
United States Commissioner
Firs. National Bank Building
BEND, OREGON
THIS PAPER HEPRESENrED FOR FOREICIt ,
ADVERTISING BY THE
GENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
DR. TURNER
EYE SPECIALIST, of Portland
Visits Bend Mont hly.
Watch Paper for Dates,
or Inquire of
THOnSO.V, THE JEWELER
Deschutes County Abstract Company
D. H. PEOPLES, President
Most Complete Abstract Plant In Contral Orogon. Special Attention
Given to Federal Loan Abstracts.
First National Unnh Dldtf., DE.NP. ORE., Cor. next to Alley
Eastes-Anderson Farm Land Co.
Irrigated Farm Lands a Specialty
GENERAL INSURANCE
Firtt National Dank Building 124 Owjoo Strert Bend, Orage
POUND NOTICK.
Votlco In horoby glvon that tho
City of Hand has taken up tho fol
lowing described llvo stock, to-wit:
Oni bay maro about 10 years old,
branded DIAMOND right shoulder;
one bay colt nbout 7 months old,
brands, If any, undecipherable; ono
bay horso about 8 yearn old, branded
lazy D loft stlflo. Tho cost of ro
dcomlng said llvo stock will bo J1.00
per dny and cost of advertising. In
caso of failure to rcdocm on part of
ownor, said llvo stock will bo sold as
provided by tho chartor of tho City
of Ilond on tho 14th dny of Decomhor
at 3 p. m, at City Pound.
7,. A. W. NIXON,
Chlot of Pollco and ox-OfflcIo
Poundmastcr. 40-4 lo
SUMMONS.
In tho Justice Court for tho District
of Ilond, Deschutes County, Ore
gon, P. A. Brlckson, plaintiff, vs. Edward
Sands, defendant.
To Edward Sands, tho abovo named
defendant:
In tho Name of tho State of Ore
gon, you aro horoby roqulrcd to ap
pear and answor tho complaint In the
abovo entitled action on or boforo
December 5, 1918, that dato being
six wooks from tho first publication
of this summons, or for want there
of, tho plaintiff will toko Judgment
against you for $7.58 with interest
at 6 per cont. from May 10, 1918,
and tho costs and disbursements of
this action.
J. A. EA8TES,
Justice of tho Peace.
A. J. MOORE, 34-40c
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
Pkona Dlack 1291
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Architect
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