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EscANDALo ENTIRE FAMILIA

Is vceinos del calrj6n euekner. rus es-
Il entire las Gales Nolan y Dawson. sc que
iarcn : Ia 7ol!-ia de que en- una casa de
Gieho cal.e;dn sc habis provoeado IN eocAn-
dalo n,s.no con motive de una RIA. Sc
aandn-oI vzrios agents en- motocieletas pa
n que detu,icrsa Z los rijosos: pero 10 Sc
praetict ainEin a-es:o poraue lei que TO-
ma.on pa-tc er IL :enda d:jeron cue
&c trazt. de ur DIS. do de tani!ia. FL
iere de IA Ga fnniiia fee citaGo para COM
oare-e- c! dia de hoy ante e. eonisonado de
2o!icia Buckley.
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aoBo ADADAZ De UN AUToMovIL

Fl 6veno de IN tale. de reparneioaes &c
! u.omuvlIes. que esta en- el earaino de Eric.
za:es de regar al Kelly. Field, Sc aue;o q
Ia poiieia de que aver penet.6 a. garage
dc sus t~alleres I'm soldado. Cue subi6 Ell
m au;cm vii que aabia sido dejado ALI pa
"a que fuera rePa-ado y 70 eeno a nndRr
Gesapareciendo con n miquiaa con direction
: Frio City
e au.omovil que &c mane-a tan audsz Sc
roh6 81 so!dado. es IN Hu7mobie. marcsdo
con el rcsiss-o nGmero 5ti37 del Estado Ge
lcxsS
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COMISIoNADO DEL CONDADO

"LA PRENSA," esta autorizada
para anunciar al senior Jaeobo Kuhio-
Ia, como candidate al pHesto de Co
del Condado, por el Disti-
to numero uno. suieto a las eIeccio-
mes primario-demoeraticas quo deve-
ran verificarse ell 81 de Julio de 1919
political Ady.l
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aver por Ia mahaaa, <stuvo Z puE'7 de
volcarse un xutom6rii en- IN hoysneo cue
SC hi.o en- mitS; lie il cable. an el erusa-
mIents d. las GALES Peeos y Durango. Sc
di5 Aviso Al inEeniero de In c;udad. para
que inmediaament. nandara genie \ repa-
n q de,2erteet-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-09
Reeistro Civil
NAcMIENTos

NAonlENTos II
In n;ao del natrinerio Jets Aidsps >
WiKrids Marines. 400 Gale Sur San Saba
Una nina de! mst-imonio Leandro MuSus-
IRA y Trinidad Guerrero. 80 eans W. ko-
mana
Una nina del m.timonio Ssturnine S.
las y Camilla Garcia, oil eslle So. FRO
Una nina del m.trirnonio orteTio cer~er.-
e Ines Domfnsues, 1905 Gale FL Paso-
Tn niho del matyimonio Santos AriIps y
Maria Valero. 400 Gale Matamoros.
I'm niho del matrimon;o Jesas Hernantsz
: Do,ore, Torres. loa1 e,Ik FL Pasa.
LIcENc1As EARTHQUAKES ~
cetaviano H. Chavez y Msrfa DeiIzda
Indnleeio Cara y Maria Martinez
Justo A. Garsa y Maria Dolores LsbordA-
z. Rodrisues = Conception Aa.51-
,ssss
Mieasla Gomez. ss .hos. AS ea1s So
Laredo
catarina G. Cara. 81 amos. 1o1s cars
Sur Peeos.
Guadalupe Gomez, ID aho.. zsl CALICO.
de MocteZuma.
Msrrcla Flores de MufoI. So ahose. hoa-
pital de Ia ciudad.
Felipe Sanchez, s6 amos. oil avenida Dr.
witt
Manuel. Sifuentes, I'm eho siete mesa,L
Ii5 Gale San FernRndo.
Simonn Bios, cineo amos. 4o5 caNe TStsdh-
Larenein Arocha, 1e5 zhoe. dos mese. III
eal,ej6n de Heller
ranso
Manuels Medina. IS ADDS. T3s. Arbo- PHI"
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=
10 DEJARoN SIN CAEALLo

Aye- en- Ia medruSEda. Gel corral de Ia
casa nln,ro 10 de ID Gale -:aclso=. ~ ro-
baron a NJ. z. II. Lurdhon. VI cahal!o &c
ochu amos Ge edsd y de bueua slsada y en-
excc.cntcB conG;c;oncs. I'm vecine VIC Guam
do fuG -o5ado Ct ea5allo de M. Lurdhon Y
cicc que iuE un amerirnao CT que penc:r5 q
corral. s-c6 e. ANNA, y sali6 4 n cnIlc con
G.. 4cjin&use con IN rumbo Cue no puc,o
p~rec:sar e. tes:iCo.
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ACABARoN CON LA CosEcHA

Los veeiaos de In euadra nGmero IT'S &c
ID Gale E. Concrete. fueron advereidos de
Que dcbian guardian en- satiineros aiarnhra-
dos sns zaliinas. pres los hs5isxntes de lns
cr--- ia-n~diatas a IA "a Eeneionada, Sc
c~u.;aron de cue d!ehas avss De corral han
acabado con las eohechas Go los jardines ars
sc destiaarun . hortaliEss.
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ri
-wrT
AL HOSPITAL

Para que sc 10 rrcsten ateneiones mediers.
tra .-ar.re-ea6n nyer. de IA earcai de In
eiudnd donS. estxha arrcstada. 81 hospital
u- - c..uAd, Dora Bc:raonts. auiea gucdo
curandose en- el -efe.ido sssab!eeimiensor a
-cscrra de volvcr 4 Ia careel 4 e1tinCuir su
eondens-
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Ell REGISTRo DE PEREoS

Como los vecinos de San ANTONIO cs:ln
dandose euenta de Ia ~entrsicn eampaas que
las autoridades munic;pales han emp.endi-
do contra lr rag, Gamma. muchns 2e.sonns
que dcscan eonservsr sus pe.ros Sc han apre-
surado q sacar Ia licencie respective y hastn
ayr., habian aeudido a n tesoreris munich
pal, eua:rocientas personas. a eontar dedc
cl dia primsro del mes en curse
ARMO UN ESCANDALo
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AWSOS PoLT0C0S
PARA JUEZ DE PAZ

FL Sr. ZEN. S. FISK ha autoriza-
do a este .tzfo para que anuneie So
c~andidatura &c reelection para 81
puesto de Juez de Paz por Ell Precin-
to No. /, suieto a las Elecciones Phi
marias Democraticas que tendran Ia.
gar ell Il de Julio de 1913, , e.
petuo------ solicita 50 vote.
political Adv :
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TAHURES APREuENDDoS

E! detective ArknbI,, aeompahndo e.
algunos de 50, eonpaheros sorprendio. en-
una rs.a. a varies individaoo que es.nbaa
iugando. Sc hieicron euatro ~arrestos y aver
. -ra---ieron los tahurcs ante e. juez
de policiu Mucklcy. este los nrlt6 en- $500
a esda una.
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PAREJA DETENDA

Aver tarde fus<on arGtada Lui, Ruis,
de It's amos de edsd. con donieiio en- n e.
60 ndmero GIL de Il Gale Pdrrs , Merrada
Moreno. de ounce 1ios. con resicencia en-
L. easa ntmeru sos dc In Gale CohmA, POI
vi lilo snoroso que sin doda s=r8 rezuelto
hoy ante el jce1 del ReSisIo Civil
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Los veeinos de la casa ninero 4Os de la
cafe M!si!eioe. Sc queiaron q Ia pofieia de
cue por Ell barrio sadaba un individuo es-
c.adR!i.ando. suponitadose cue esaba baio
L Influenza del alcohol Sc nando 81 ustn-
tc motociclista Dieknan pa-a CUE 6etuvie-
RI FL eseandR!oso; pero cunado ell nEente So
prcscrt6 en- Ia referids ealle. "a sc hnbia ale
iado de aquel ha.rio Ne pudo ser perse-
guido. pues made supo On. sus senss.
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Estado del tempo

purante eI dia de hoy. en- San Antonio y
7.eb,os in.aeGiatos. el tempo estsr& e!a7o.
=, maximum .c caior ser4 &c % a oS. srn-
dos. con Tempo vE-iab.e: sophran V.sn'o'
dcl surcste-
aver marco el ~;eru6mc'ro. a IA so7'oFs.
- sIs1.sni.s temperatures:
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DOS CIcLISTAS ATRoPELlADoS

AyeT re r~sFisrsren dos eelisionos sn~e
eaniones Go carEA ) bieielctaa. e pr:nero
oeurr;6 e las 6;rz Dc IA mRhsna; VT os-
GALE EN- NAL ESTADo
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A su casa y n la Corte

El terrible disgusto no paro, 81
no hasta que Ms;iemoiaelle Made
lame puso sobre su bella cabecita Ell
lujoso sombrero, tono 81 ahrigo de
pieles, su bolsa de mano, do un por-
tazo, Y abandon6 "a casa, no sin de-
cir, ciertamente:
Me Ia pagaras por canalla!
La Windsor volvi6 al hogan pa
terno, Y ahi expuso ell motive de su
dolor, entire sollozos y l;trimas,
d:ciendo haber sido engataua por
IN criminal.
La famjIia eseuch6 IA trista re'a,
c:6n de aquel suceso, = procure, CO.
no primera p]rovideneia, calmar Ell
amino de Ia presunta ofendida, ira
tando despuas de desvirtuar Ia ra-
zon de ST. enojo, "porque el hecho
bien pudiera ser fa!so de toda fall
sedad."
No., decfa lsi sonora Thomas.
Y aqui esti la prueba.
FL padre sc enter6 eHtonces de Ia
carta. Y, con esa prueba que estimo
irrefutable, Sc presento a la Corte de
Circuito. entablado demanca de di-
vorcio DOT razones QUE no valen IL
pena de m~encionarse.
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Cuando neeesits iibros Ell espano!,
Santa Roaa Ave. Gan Antonio, Texas.
dirfiass q ~lxnaeia e. Lezasa. lis N.
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SANT0RAL

y.R7zs c de Juro-Los Prodieios De &aria Santis'"aa' sa
- C,:--, rsrti-es. La luna hara conjunction
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Dy.RIC POPULAR NDENgEDtsNAH
PRECIoS De SUBSCRIPTION
En- los E5tatos Uridos: Ae<ie0. -.
GO Puerto E.-o. Panama. y LES
ISIS EilipinaS:

IN aho $ SEQ
Sea mess ; "a
- 80 y Su- America le%ec~o
p..a-S Er-oa, = los dsaas C2!ScS com
ado. "a ID Union Po5~ Un!Eersat;
IN -Go : M
Seis nesss " 20
-, n,asss -
y PkENSA yz5lica tzmbitn ana ediele"
,.-,E=a-z. lcs raierccles, siencn "' p''-
s:cs &c sca5c-.2cion: c.-,Sa
>, les Lss1os. Unidos, A@H-o' |2hHaS'
- P,:.-,o Rico. PANAMA. ' -IAniHSS' a.,
In sl- n 80
Scs ysescs .-....--.- &c
:, Cer.ro y So America. 'e%cepIu2Ha0
Pluana. Europa. cic-: SKA
!, osgcg debcn naee=se nor ats!an=.1o'
81 giro postal . de a-o-esS. e&-A
:i-rGa o ls:-. sob-e NCeS2 AorS, is
- .,r;y~Lsr-i, - rncaeda Gcl pals Le con
=. e =~c:i-i.e = pei dlco, ~:
D,-iIe7do tola 4 oo-res?oH@snc:a Il ~
-a..o-. On n .orl:= s:-l.e2.e:
TrLEEOEO TRAVIS, 2'll
IA pEENSA e . pcr!6d!co rccLlcSao g
-.-o- circuari6a en- % Es:aCoS uS:aeS, :
'N 80 > -,sjo- prra % G"EGcizHtS-
ST iGNAC!0 E. LGLANC.
40 n. Santa Rosa Ave.
sza Antonio, Texas.
EGTA:-Los susriPto-es al cam
= Ia nueva como Ia antigua dire'c;"
-.cs1roS .ibrcs.
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No puede ser mi esposa
Pero Carpenter CA casado

Pero sucedio que Ia luna de ME
de aquella admirable pareja. Sc in,
terrumpio de pronto por una honcs
c~ontrariedad.
La paE de aausl hogan recierte,
arullada por ell carino de los padres
de ambos esposos, Sc dist1rbo Pc,
IN enclose inc:dente.
A la casa de Thomas Carpenter
lego, Z principles lie JUNO, n car.
Ia, escrita en- papel azul, de innega-
bic mar femenina, que desperto en-
la senora Windsor s%ospechas. Y c.
los, o~bligandola a violar esq CORES
pondencis Y a e~ntcrarsa de 81 con-
tc1iGo.
La carta estaba firmada por una
tai "ketty'', quien 10 habiaba a Car
renter en- terminus tan c~onfiarzudos,
tn campecnancs, que ~llevar,n 4 la
eH-Mademoisel.e a la conclusion de
que esa Ketty era, NADIA manos, que
'otra mujer de su querido esposo, q
quien su esposo tenia viviendo en-
otro sitio, pero con quien su esposo
estaba en- relaciones muy intimas, no
obstante su reciente e1tado y j
obIigaciones de momento.
Prcnde Ia neehn
La carta no deja5a lugar a dudas.
En- I'M de sus ~parrafos, que actual
mente constan en- ell expediente &c
la Corte respective, decia:
"Tus hijos quiercn ve7te. Y 70 me
muero por estrecharte en- mis- bra
zos"
De manera que aquello era con-
tlndente y definitivo.
Lego de sus labores Thomas Car
psnter, que q la saz6a desempenaba
e. Pue5to de cajero de "a "Chica-
go Printing Company" y 81 Incl
dente no Sc hizo esperar.
Las recriminaciones llovieron. Los
argumentos Sc hicieron cada vcz mas
viole1tos y c%andentes, y, a nc ser
por Ia prudsncia de Carpenter, la
enojosa question So hubiera resuel-
to en- una tragedia, en- donde quiza
Sc lutheran vertido muchas lagri-
mas, y hasta corrido mucna sangre..
Me engana5te,-clsmaba Ia
Windsor, mientras enarbolaba Ia
carta drlatora,-Tienes otra mujer.
Eres un bigamo.
-iFalso,i-respondia Carpenter
esa mujer TO es mi esposa.
-Pues aqui esta Ia prueoa!,-
clamaha aquel!a.
--Pues miente.
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Ante In Corte

Ante In Corte
La queja fue presentada, = Ia
Corte lie do cabida, pro~cediendose,
desde luego. a hacer las averiguacio-
nes del case, para dictsr Ell acuer-
do que fuera p~rocedente.
Sc hizo lamar a Mr.. Carpenter
Sc lie expuso Ia demanda; Sc lie mos
tr6 la carts para gu identification
V reconocimiento. Use lie dijo que,
por ell motive poderoso de tener otra
nujer, y de conformidad con Ia ley
relativa, ~procedia el d.vorcio de Ia
sonora, Y ell pago, por parte de 81,
de todos los gastos, dahos y peIjui-
clos reclamados-
ESQ e5 injusto,-cian6 Carpsn-
ter. Porque la muier que escribe
Ia carta no es mi esposa.
-Pera 81 Ell IL carta dice: "lnoir
vidable narido."
No obstante,-repitio mas ener-
gieamente Carpenter,-no es mi MI
Jer.
La rotunda negative de Carpen-
te- hiciaron vac.lar al Jucz, Y Sc
piGio al demsndedo que eSpusiera
Ia ra2on de su dicho.
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S. :. d 4. ?.
CEstaci6a en- Sc. Flores J Aiaraoi
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i.leSRca.-

MISSOURI. KANSAS { TEXAS
IEstaciGa en- Flores y Drlngoj
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Tn cc-.ificado med;co = una
absolucion.

ab%solucion.
Carpenter, que Sc ;r2agino ossas
!uego oue Ia Windsor ;ntentarla &C
cita cr..mina! en- su contra, Sc h1zo
de lin certificate mGdico, ~extendlco
pocos momcntos antics de III primer
m~atriraonio, por eli cual Sc despreu-
ola que Carpenter adoiecia de III
grave padecimisnto de la sangre,
que !e incape.itaba para casarse.
-Essa es mi major razon,--ol-
10 Carpenter, al punto de entregaf
el certificate ante Ia mesa de- Juez,
-esa mujer que Sc dice seq nj es'
posa, no es nj esposa legalmcnte.
Yo me case con el!a. c~iertaEacI.te,
pero mi matrimonio coz ella es lie
gsl. Me ampara Ia ley, que dice,
uua s"es condic.on indispensable pa
"a contraer matrimonio essar Ell ca
pacidad fisica", :, en- los monento'
en- que 70 me case con ketty essaba
enfermo.
e. Juez, Ia demsndants. los testigos,
los padres, Y algin p1blico curiose
cue llenaba Ia ssala, -mmudecieron
= 49, %
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Gtmin;s a ID de IN mad-uCada.
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s. A. L. q G.
(Estaei6n Gel /. c G.. M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-06
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-06
HEALTH COMMITTEES
WORK ON BOARD PLAN

\ committee from the health depart
meut and the citizens committee arc
working out a complete plan. for reou.
panlation OF the health department
which, when completed will he sub.
m'ltcd 10 the city commissioners De
tail, are incomplete Churches, schools
and thcalers oI the city are being thor
oughy cleaned aired and lunlgaled 100
preparation Tor tine Sunday opening and
one thcater manager Is Contemplating
opening hi, show house al midnight Sat.
urday night and conducting an all night
show
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lludlburch was with tive Ilu,D lDc'l
Hospital company OF ,hc Oklahoma Na.
tlonal guard and saw service upon the
Mexican border Allcr t1l Oklahoma
guard was mustered into federal service
the company was called tine l4jrd licld
hospital corps Hudtourgh Sas first
scrgcant the highest office tha, can Dc
held bv a non-conml,loDrd officer He
wa prominent 'n Nuor. circle. beng
q m.m1o- ol r0r local blue lodge
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II you buy War Savings Stamps with
your savings you will have something
IN l02j.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
HONEST EXPERTS,
OF ENEMY ADMIT
MENACE OF U. S
Semi-O Official Press Contin-
ues to Belittle Ameri-
can Army.

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 24.-Professi-
onal soldiers like Generals Won Blume
and Won Libert do not seek to belit-
tie the significance Of the American
army on the west front.
General Won Blume, who is on the
retired list, writes an article on the
subject which appears in the Rhein-
ische West Faelische Zeitung Of Es-
sen. He frankly admits that I'VE have
to recognize that the Americans. all in
all, have done very smart work and
it would be a very serious thing II the
German army command had to face
an American fighting army Of milli-
ons."
Almost immeditely after the article
appeared a semi-ofncial statement was
issued to the effect that the 'eXag-
gerating reports going about regarding
the size Of the American army In Eu-
rope merit no credeuce and only exist
in Yankee Imagination and entente
The statement said
further that the tonnage question,
which is already acute, will become
still more serious for the entente
when America has 10 ship her crops
10 Europe"
General Won Liebert. who was for
mer German commander at Lodz and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24

fortunate as to have his commanding
officer killed in the fray he loses all
chance at winning the coveted cross
Thus II was that O'Rourke won his
cross thrice over before It was award
ed him.
The Victoria Cross is fashioned
from bronze, made from the metal
from guns captured from the Rus
slams in the Crimean war. AS there
is not much bronze left the English
are chary of their awards of the cross.
Not more than 500 Victoria Crosses
have ever been awarded and fully
half of the men to whom they have
been awarded have not hved to re-
ceive them.
Mr., O'Rourie. who Is Al years of
age, was born i'm Limerick. Ireland,
He came to Pennsylvania when a
small boy and has been in proba bly,
every state west of Pennsylvania.
When the war broke out he went
from Alaska to Canada to enter the
army. one OF the features of his ad-
dress will be his description of his
training.
Frst-hand news of life in the front
lines in France is what Private
ORourke will tell in his own inlmit-
able. Irish way. His story - full Of
the pathos and humor of the war, in
termingled with stories of his own
personal experiences.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24

the War Department for the induc-
ton for assignment to the. Signal
Corps of men classed for general mill
itary service and qualified as AmerI-
can Morse and radio teegraphers;
also IA limited number of cable spIic-
ers Men so inducted will be as
signed to organizations already for
overseas duty
Telegraph operators now. as in '9s.
are worth their weight in gold to
their country. Their services are re-
qulred right now. II you are an oper-
ator-either wire or radio--send your
name to the department signal Off
Ger. western department. San Fran
cisco, Cal, and you will receive pa
pers to fill out that win place you
where your services will be appre-
ciated and OF greater value than In
any other branch of the service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
THEY FIGHT WITHOUT
FLENCHING

IA ENDLETON'S list of
%5 wounded is growing but
there is no wailing from
such boys as Verne Boynton,
William Searcey and Clell
Brown. Their injuries have
but increased their fighting
spirit and their determination
to whip the Hun until the kai-
ser's policy of Imperialism and
frightfnlness is downed forever.
If our boys can face shrap-
mel and cold steel and poison
gas without flinching what
about the civilian population? :?
Shall we cry over a trifling reg
ulation as to sugar and wheat
consumption, over liberty bonds
and income&tax payments.
Shame for the man atshome, or
the woman, who complains.
Let US match our courage and
the resolution, of the. boys at
the front. 6
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
ALL HONORS OF BRITISH ARMY
WON BY PRIVATE OROuRKE
Continued from page ~

Private ]. Noble of the British
army, himself severely wounded in
the battle of Vimy Ridge. Is here to-
day making arrangements for the
meeting which will be in charge of
the Girls Honor Guard. Private
Noble tells a thrilling story of Mr..
o'Rourke's bravery; how he saved
his comrades under shell fire: how
he held off a German bombing at
tack for two hours and killed eight
Germans and took two prisoners
while acting as a stretcher bearer. SO
distinguished for bravery was Mr..
O'Rourke that not only was he rec
commended for the cross by the Off
GERS of his own regiment, the famous
1th Infantry, but by the Officers OF
several other regiments as well.
With all his honors he is decidedly
modest 1t is not from O'Rourke
himself that one is able to learn the
deeds which won him his distinguihed
medals from the British government.
1t is in the citings of the government
itself, or from friends that the truth
about the things he has done can be
learned. Friends declare he is one
of the most popular men of his regi-
ment, and that he earned tho Victoria
Cross half a dozen times before II
was awarded him. To earn the Vic.
must witness all of the deeds of bra-
very. and if a soldier striving to
heights of valor happens to be so un-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
PLANS COMPLETED FOR L. s.
LOANS TO LIVESTOCK MEN

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.--Secre-
tary McAdoo announced Monday that
the war finance corporation had COM
pleted plans for making direct loans
to individuals. firms and corporations
engaged In the raising OF livestock.
Two agencies will be created by tho
corporation with headquarters at
Kansas City and Dallas.
The Kansas City headquarters will
receive applications from the Kansas
City. San Francisco, Minneapolis and
st. Louis federal reserve districts and
the Dallas office will act as head
quarters for the Dallas, Atlanta ana
Richmond districts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
EXPECT TO EMPLOY
500 MEN AT PLANT

SEATTLE. Aug. 24.-The Seattle
North Pacific Shipbuilding Co, for
merly the Erickson Construction Co.
expects to have 1000 men employed
in the near future. The plant has
jumped from 500 to . 500 wen within
a month, and expects to hang up some
shipbuilding records, once it really
gets started. 1t is constructing Isher-
wood type 9,400-ton ships, under gov
ernment contract
The Seattle North Pacific Co. prob
ably will launch it's first vessel the
latter part of September, ana make
an effort to launch four of the large
ships before January /, 1919. The
sherwood type 9,400-ton freishter is
the largest type of vessel constructed
in Seattle.