Condon globe., May 31, 1918, Annual Race Meet Edition, Image 3

THE CONDON GLOBE, MAY 31,191 8
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the time at the Oregon
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C. E. HARRISON
Garage .
Ford repairing a specialty
Lower MaioStreet in Condon
CAVALRY BENEFITS
' FROM HORSE RACING
By H. C; Hamilton
United Preaa Staff Correspondent
New York. May 31. Opposition
to racing: in certain section! of
the country it a seriou menace
to the future of remount for ttw
United States cavalry, in the
opinion of more than , one man
who has no mercenary reason for
wishing racing to continue. ,
Unless racing id encouraged
breeders will be discouraged.
Without the test that comes from
horse racing, the utrainsostam
ina and peed cannot be brought
out for use of the army.
These statements certainly are
borne Out by the examples of
care and breeding set by I he
governments of- England and
Fram e. In the latter country it
has been made practically im
possible to take a mare to &n,
other country'
In England just as much'care
is being exercised.' A prominent
Englishman was sent to this
country at the outbreak of the
war to obtain cavalry for remount
purposes, but he found that it
was practically impossible to get
enough horses of the kind want
ed to make it worth 'his while to
search for them.
It may be argued against this
that cavalry is becoming obsolete
in the war, yet records allow
that it was a detachment of cav
alry that closed a serious breach
in the British lines during the
recent heavy fighting mar
Amiens. Fifteen new cavalry
regiments have been authorized
for the United States.
German cavalry has been in
action recently, and French horse
men played an important part in
the gallant defense of the French
lines during the fierce fighting in
the big offensive.
Horse racing has evils, but no
more than many other sports,
and it is a big help to the govern
ment through its assistance in
horse breeding.
Captain Williams, commander
of the eastern Oregon com pan ies
of the Military Police has been
in . Condon .several dys this
week. ,
Major Deich, head of the Ore
gon Military Police, will be in
Condon tonight on business con
nected with his command. ' "'
BILL JENSEN
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to hin an sat. Fiten inomhto. CaO
or phot Fit's Cwaaa. e r
NEW SILKS
just received. Beautiful gingham silks and
a choice selection of taffetas and messalines. We
are also showing several splendid bargains in
ready-to-wear skirts in silk. Something new!
Visit our Men's Furnishings department and
;you will be surprised at the values we offer.
We carry a good line of Paints and Oils, Shelf
Hardware and Furniture.
The S. B. Barker Company
The Quality Store ' ' ' Condon, Oregon
OE3QESIM IE
William S. Hart
in his latest masterpiece
"T
A GREAT
PICTURE
COLD
Story of
a Gambler
DECK"
A Hart Special in Six Acts
Tonight, May 31
: at :
The Liberty Theatre
Also Pathe Weekly and "Neglected Wife"
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