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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1917
Page
3
War department plans to provide free uniforms and nine dollar monthly rations to ROTC students at the Oregon Agricultural College, aiming to ease costs for veterans and eligible youths. Funds are already allocated and payments begin as contracts are signed, with additional uniforms and ration support for advanced division cadets.
An instructional piece urges private soldiers to master self confidence through training, embrace offensive action, and develop disciplined initiative. It emphasizes nerve over weaponry, and urges enlistment in a loyal National Army ready for duty and victory with dedication and pride.
The Prince testified that he arrived on Beaufort Boulevard with his wife and found a party in progress with Captain Haas and James Ford as guests. He demanded the hostilities end and that the men leave. Captain Haas and Ford were arrested after the prince phoned for a constable. Captain Haas posted $26 bail and pleaded not guilty at a September 12 hearing.
Washington Sept 4 The navy is overcrowded, secretary Daniels rules that college men can return for winter training, though they may be called back to aerial service next summer when more ships and relations are available. Enlistments are topped.
BISUER ARIZONA SEPT 14 A 8 Em bree leader of the deported Industrial workers with 24 other members arrived at noon today Embree was promptly arrested and jailed.
Palmyra Michigan reader Chas Fuller writes of relief from dull and sharp pains after using Cardus for a month. He claims strength, return to work, and no further need for doctors or medicine. He endorses Cardi for women with female troubles and urges trial.
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