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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1919)
-5 EAGLE VALLEY HE WB VOLUME 7, NO. J 7 FREDERICK R WILSOI' Physician and Surgoon Richland, :-: Oregon Night 'phono, onu long ring nil linos. Day 'phono cull central olllco. W; E. BAIRD FUNERAL DIRECTOR LICENSED EMBALM RR Cililel. iit Hlitotid-nl All 'U. Alnn; III Mock HICIII..VNP. OltKfiON l'liomi: Tno tliorU, Onu lone &fe Rog'ers Baker's Popular Hotel NEW MODERN CLEAN Under Direct Snjervision of The Owner Popular prices S-.'cinl ItntoH lo lVniiaucnt (itn'Ma Irvine Lodge No. 86 Knights of Pythias Meet ovory U'mlnonluy nlit sit their Cnntlu Hall In Itlclilnud, Oregon. Visit ing IJrother iiiiulc welcome. II. It. MASrUltSOH, CO. W. ( It A LIS V, K. f It. k 8. W. R. USHER I I Notary Public J Conveyancer f Olllio, S'cil mill Walnut Nl.i. $ t C. E. THORP Notary Public All kinda of legal blanks on hand Your patronage solicited W. H. STRAYER Attorney at Law Fourth Floor Sommers Building Baker; Oregon C. T. GODWIN ATT0KN1BY- ftommor HMtf. Htikor, Oregon Americas food Sevang :.wes saxving people WOODSON L. PATTERSON ATT'Y AT L AW ,U. S, COMMISSIONER COLONEL PACKED - FOOD TO MEN Soldier Lauds tlio Bravery of Leader of Chicago Regiment. WENT FORWARD UNDER FIRE It Wao at Chlpllly Rldae, nncl MeiY Had Nothing to Eat for Couplo of Dayo Colonel Wanted to Do Guro They Got It New York. Thnt Col. Joseph 1). Hnnborn, commander of Chlcngo'H old Flint llllnolH National Clunrd regiment, nvrxonnlly cnrrloil food to bin men tlinnich terrific llro In that eiiKneC' uient ut Chlpllly rlilu In AiiKUHt, when Chicago's noted regiment wan xhot to piece, wnH Iho tory told liy Hcrst. 0. William Kenno of C'hlctiRo, who re cetitly rtrrlved here on tfonnl n train port from France. Kenno, who was a ntudent nt Notro Dnmo university until Villa cut loose In Mexico, lino several heroic fonts to bin own credit, hut he attributes bin brnvory to Colonel Hniiborn'8 liwplr- ItiK Icndcrnhlp. Kennc hnd the Mill tary crou pinned on hln broiist hy jvliiK George on the Hninc dny that General I'erehlnR was junde n Knight Of the Until. IIo.nlHo v:nra the Amer. IciinJ), S. 0. Kcnnu litis lost IiIh right leg. Tcll of Sanborn's Dnwcry. Ills story wns told hy n buddy ol his hi Iho Ouo Unmlroti' nntl "riitrty- flrl Infnntry, but young Kenno In terrupted with: "Say, If you wero lighting under n tnnn llko Colonel Snnborn, our com (imiidcr, yon couldn't help pltehltiK In with every drop of blood In your body. Do you Itnow whiit Colonel Snnborn did ut Chlpllly rl(li; In August, when our oiillU wiih no btidly nhot up? Wo wero up there with iioUiIiib to eat or ilrlnlt for u couple of days until Col onel Sanborn porHonnlly hrouKht m tloiiH to uu on hln bade under the most terrlllc flro that I ever experienced. "Ho did that because ho wanted to bo suro that the food would reach us and ho figured the best way to mnUc Kino was to carry It himself. Who wouldn't fltjlit Itko the devil under o commniider like Unit?" Koano went to the Mexican border with the First and re-enllsted later for overseas service, lie wn decorated by King Oeorco for bis work at Ilnniel on July 4 when tho Ono Hundred nnd Thlrty-tlrst was brigaded with Aus tuilltuis. Kcano Reccuec Wounded. Kenno bud clmreo of dlroctliiR tho work of slrotcju-'r bearers. I'ni ty nfer ptirty of tlioiu went Into No Mhji'h I.'tind that day nnd fulled to return.1 Keano went out to flud them.. Ho found thorn dead, lying across tho stretchers with tho wounded men. They had been killed In tholr work of mercy by tho Gcnnuu8. At tlint moment u imrty of Geriuaim made a sortie to capture Kmiuo, but it ciuled in his kill I UK several of them, forcing tho others to surroiulor and to entry the wounded men nnd the slretcbor bearers they bud Icftk'd bnck to tho allied linen. ITo v.-ou tho American Distinguished cru In tho Artfouue on October 10, when he tood In No Man's Lund dl-, rectlnji tho work of reaeuo till mi ex- ulofetvo bullet ahattered hl li'K. Notice. All those who contracted bills at tho Richland Dvnn Store dur ing Doi'om'ber, January and Feb ruary, and, have not yot made Hettlenient, must do so on or bo rro April 1st or paj cost of col lection by law. ad Come nnd hoo tho now u-inu;-hnmB anil pongoen in .assorted coIqj-h. Saunderrt Jito'B. ad RICHLAND, OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1919 TRADE AT There is a habit and a. delusion anions a larc number of our poo- pfe to ko lo some nearby town or cfty to shop, believing that they can purchase cheaper. Coming to think', theite good people may bo buncoed hy their own thoughts. I'fease, reckon your carfare and time, if the latter is worth any thing, if our town merchants try to "boak" you or have not what you want, of course you are justified to go elsewhere. IJut first find out by getting prices and see what your home merch ants have. Deep Snow alr Cornucopia The snow is getting deep at Camp, a good ten feet in the town 13 feet at tho miM and 17 feet at tho Last Chance. So much fresh snow on top of tho crusted early snow is causing a number of slides though none of consequence yet. The road from the town out to the valley has been kept open but when two rigs meet theve is trouble. OnO man in town is said to have been snowed in for four days at one time. Neigh bors knew that ho was all right by the smoke coming from his chimney each day. P. V."6s?a!d. People Convinced by X-Ray Chiropractic comprises a sys tem of adjusting the human spine to free the nerves from pressure ao that nature can reach all dis eased parts with vital energy and a normal condit on is established. People av ho have been suffering with diseased conditions are be ing convinced by the X-tay that the cause of disease is an ab normal condition of the spine. The X-ray shows every vertebra l hat is nut 6f line (or snbluxated). Investigate Chiropractic and leant the cause of disease. DRS. BIGGS & H1GG3. Chiropractic and Nerve Special ists. Phone G51. Office K. of P. Bldg. (Adv.) More Boche Souvenirs. Story Chase, who is in the Army of Occupation in Germany has sent homo some interesting souvenirs. Among them is a hel nut.u belt wMth two bras0 buckles each bearing the inscription "Gott Mit tins," an "iron cross" nnd also another cross awarded by Germany to one of the b in sol diers. He also Sdnt two bocho ''tin hats" which J. M. says ho and Bill Barber will use as pro tection against the 'skeeters wlioii they make their annual visit to Fish Lake next bummor. Story says he bought the entire collection. Notice to Creditors. All "persons knowing them- aelvo3 inclebtpd to the undqr signqd must make imtnodiatosat- tioment either by cash or note; Barney Eidson.-adv i' I Vic .Wilson has rontud bin ranch to Ray Schultv,. m CLOTHING Once acini. the American. Ued Cros3 is asked to-nrove itsel The Greatest Mother fn tho World.' "We are asked to again make a collection of used and sur- phis clothing for the relief of the suffering people of Europe with the exception of the Central Pow ers, The amount asked for, is twice as large as that asked' for the last time and means that ev- eryono must contribute some thing in the way of clothing for suffering humanity. Months ago; Henry P. David son, CI airman of the Red Cross War Council, cabled from Europe that the cessation of hostilities would find the world face to. face with a picture of misery such as had never before been seen in the history of mankind. The veil has been lifted and we know that America must feed and clothe millions of people for months to come. Baker Chapter has appointed Walter Meacharrt, Sec. of the Baker Commercial Club to take care of this work in Baker and Grunt counties and he has secured the Rand Building in Baker as a depot for the gathering and pack ing of this collection. Th'S work, will be. handled through local auxiliaries which will collect the clothing in their community and send it to Baker for shipment. Ah clothing must be in the last week of March, so there i3 no time for delay. Ran sack the Old clothes closet and bring in the clothing that you do not need as there are many who need clothing to keep them from suffering. Do It Now. Mrs. C. M. Dimmick and Mrs. J. C. Bowen will have charge of the drive in Eag.e Valley and ask for the co-operation of all citizens who would thus help out the suf fering people of Europe. Clothing of all kinds and sizes is needed, but it should be clean and in repair before delivering for shipment. Ditch Meeting The annual meeting stockholders of the K of the Young Ditch will be held at hall in .Richland on the town Monday, March 17th, at two o'clock. Im portant business must be tran sacted. Don't fajl to attend you'll want water before the sum mer is over. John Chapman, Foreman. To Ihe Public. I will continue t6 pay highest prices for poultry, junk, hides, polls, ole Will be at tho Emeigh Cream Station in Richland every Monday; during woak will travel through the district. I extend my thanks for past pnltonage, and trust that I may warrant a continuanco of tho samfe in the business above mentioned. ndv C. G. Mason. -Palmar 'Method Pauer for sohooj usoatSaundera Bix)'.ad $2.00 A YEAR NEW Barber Shop' Next door to phone office Ira W. Bradford, Prop. Show-your patriotism by pa- trpnizing the "Soldier Barber" First class treatment guaran teed.',. HERE YOU AREf Pumps, Pipes, Valves, Repair and extra parts of all kinds Firestone Tubes & accessories for sale. Tuhe vulcanizing also soldering of all kinds neatly and promptly ('one Shingles, Lumber, Windows Doors, etc.,' carried in stock 0. A. CORSON, ' Richland, Ore'' They Prefer Drafts "In sending off the. money for my life insurance," said a man,v "they aske'u me to send a bank draft Why ain't my check uff right?" We answer: Because they are not acquainted with you, while our bank is listed in the, bank directories. Thev know us and know our correspondents.,- Another thing, they might have to pay exchanga on your personal check, while our bank draft al ways goes at par. Then again, if your check gets lost in the mail- it takes much delay and corres- ponuence to get matters straight ened out again, while if one of . our drafts is lost we can issue a duplicate without delay. It is al ways advisable to use a bank draft when sending money away, ad) Eagle Valley State Bank Red Cross Meeting : All members of the Red Cross are requested to be at the K. P.f hall in Richland at twoo'c!ock or. Monday afternoon, March 17th;' Plans for the'Old Clothing Drive' will hi perfected artd other busi ness discussed. If you believe in, the Red Cross work don't fail to be present. John Fraser and Miss Mary re-. kurned from Baker last. ,e,vejiing.. Fred Saunders is in frorn Chey- Lenne, Wyo., for a visit w:th home folks. W. E. Holmes returned Fridaj -trom several weekb spent'at Ida ho points. v ' , A representative of tha Colum bia Basin Woo! Warehouse Co.,. , was in from Portland this week.. He said that tho future, iof the' sheep industry looked most en couraging. Letters were received last evo-. hing from Wag. Jdhrv ;F. Colo,. Batt. F., and Elmer Ritcn, Bath. C, 48th Ant., (X A. G.,A, E.F.,.- p ranee, uotn are wen and are billeted at La Bahallo. M. G. Allen arrived fnom Mil- ton last evening and haj entered' upon his duties as pharmacist at tlie Richiauri Drug Stora. Mr.' Allen has had muoh -experience in the business and comes very, highly recommended and Mretf Barber is to be congratulated r Viewing hia itrvicfw. mi ft V 1
