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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL. 27.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1
NO. 8619
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PRESIDENT SAYS
HE WILL UPHOLD
E
Wilson Announces That His Ballot
Will be Cast for Amendment in
New Jersey Special Election.
ACTION NOT ONE OF PARTY
In statement, Chief Executive De
clares That HU Vote WW Be As
Private OUlaen Who la Convince"
Thai lime Has Come to Extend
Mich Responsibility to Women.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I President
Wilson announced he would vote for
the woman's suffrage amendment at
the New Jersey special election on
October 1 The president author
ised the following announcement: "1
intend to vote for womnn suffrage in
New Jerasy because I bslleve the
time has come to extend that priv
ilege and responsibility to the worn
en of the slate, but 1 shall vote not
as a leader of my party in the na-
tion, but only upon my private con
viction ss a citizen of New Jersey,
called upon by the legislature of ths
state to express my convictions at the
polls 1 think New Jersey will be
much benefited by a change. My po
sition with regard to the way this
great question should be handled is )
well known. It should be settled ny
states, not by the national govern
ment, and In no circumstances should
It be made a party question. My view
has grown stronger at every turn of
Ihe agitation."
1ST ANNUAL HORSE
AND MULE SHOW TO
BE HELD SATURDAY
1IK.lt GRADE STOCK OP 0O1 Mv
WILL BE EXHIBITED AT
ItolMi-l ! PARK.
1 1 ii Saturday of this week at
ltound-up Park the . first annual
Horse and Mule Show of Vmatlll.i
coun! will be held and there prom
ises to be a very representative ex
hibition of the high grade stock
raised in this county. Secretary C
W. Lassen declares that many farm
ers are coming In with their stock
and be predicts that the first effort
to put on a show of this kind will be
WHimf !
The show will last all day and dur
ing the afternoon there will be some
kind of entertainment provided for
the visitors. A parade will be held
at 1 o'clock, starting from ltound
up Park, going to Webb, tip Wsbh
to Main, north on Main to Court and
west on Court to the park.
The Judging Of stock Will start
promptly at 8 o'clock Saturday morn
ing snd all halter and bridle stuff
should be in by the night before or
at the very latest by 7:20 8aturd.iv
morning. The Judging of the light
and heavy harness stuff will begin
between K and 9 o'clock and the
Judging of harness and saddle stuff
and Shetland ponies will continue
through the afternoon. All Judging
will he dono by two competent ex
perts from the O. A. C extension de
partment DECISIVE BATTLE IS NEAR
ALONG THE WESTERN FRONT
PARIS, Oct. A decisive battle
ll believed Imminent along the west
ern front. Artillery has been active
for two days without Interruption
while infantry engagements have
ceasnl. Herman commanders In the
mMntlmf are massing reserves to
men the expected attack snd to
launch counter assaults. The great
est activity Is reported south of Ar
ias. NEWS SUMMARY
ticiieral.
President Wilson will vote for wo
men's suffrage In the New Jersey
special election.
(ireece Abandons sorbin to lier rate
Allies hope to deliver hard blow In
the Balkans.
1001,
Ijiw enforcement workers urge .1.
K. Montgomery to run for mayor.
Lag Hale found guilt) of murder
In 20 minutes.
Acting Mayor Dyer will not seek
i 'celeetlon.
Registration of Ifl.MI reached be
fore books close.
UAL SUFFRAGE
Montgomery Urged to Run
tor Mayor; Dyer Will Not j
Enter Race for Re-election
It has developed that members 01
the law enforcement element In Pen
dleton are strongly urging Council
man J. K. Montgomery to run for
mayor and that they expect to have
hint aa their candidate. Should he
enter the ruce he will have strong
support from many source and
friends predict his election.
During the forenoon today an In
formal gathering of what may he
termed law enforcement people was
held In the office of Judge 8. A.
I.iwell. the purpose being to urge
Mr. Montgomery to enter the race.
Among those present were Judge
Lowell W W Hurrah Rev E. n.
t'levenger, H O. Blydensteln. Roland
Oliver, Acting Mayor Dyer, A. F.
May, Mrs. (I. W. Rugg, president of
the W. C, T. V., Mrs. Old eon Rrown
and Mrs. S A Lowell. R. H. Wil
cox, president of the local law en
forcement league, and Judge J. W.
Maloney. are also cooperating In the
Registration For Municipal
Election Beats All Records
With a total at 16,"iO registered for
the coming city election the books
were finally closed at 10 o'clock las:
night after a husy evening by John
Halley, Jr.. and Judge Fltz Oernld
who helped lilm wl'.n the
Ing the last hours.
The registration of !
heaviest in the history o
Two years sta a total n
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Killifer, catcher; Adams, catcher; Rixey. pitcher; Mayer, pitcher; McQuillen, pitcher; Weiser, utilitv; Oeschger Ditcher-hLu L h. :P' pitcher;
Middle row:-Whitted, left field; Stock, sub. third base; Chalmers, pitcher; Alexander, pitcher; Pat Mmm, anairer- CMvhh?nlM . wi i. m
second base; Bancroft, shortstop; Paakert. center field. 1 r'uath' "ht "eld; Niehoff.
Front row: Byrne, third base; Burns, catcher; Dugey, utility.
Boston American League Club Below, back row, left to right: Green, trainer; Barry, second base; Hoblitzell, first base Ifavi nitchor- Ruth .it u
Gregg, pitcher; Shore, pitcher; Gainor. sub. first base; Wood, pitcher; Collins, pitcher. ' ' ' P'uner-
Middle row: Thomas, catcher; Janvrin. sub. shortstop; Cady. catcher: Carrigan. manager: Gardner, third base; Hendrikscn. sub outfielder
Leonard, pitcher.
Front r:)v: Scott, shortstop: Foster, pitcher: Hooper, right field; Speaker, center field; Wagner, sub. second base; Lewis, left field.
In circle : President Joseph J. Lannin.
move lint were presented from at
tending the gathering this morning I
While the subject was under dis
cussion, Mr. Montgomery was sent
for and upon his arrival whs verbally
asked to enter the race for mayor I
He slated he would consider the mat
bar and it is the opinion aiming :
those present this morning that he
will accept.
Dyer Wont Run.
A feature of the situation today Is
an announcement from Acting Mayor !
Dwr that he will not be a candidate.
He has not been a candidate at any
time out many have supposed he
would enter the race Today he
made his Intentions known and will
give his personal support to Mont
gomery. All appearances indicate a two
mun race for mayor, the opposing
candidates being J. E. Montgomery
ami Mr. J. A. Beet.
istered but that registration was for
both city and state elections and in
cluded some living outside the city
limits. .
Hesplte the fact the registration is
unprecedented there are many still
unregistered, it being estimated that
not less than 300 or 400 failed to be
enrolled. These people will have to
be sworn In on election day In order
to be able to vote.
LEE DALE FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY
IN MURDER CASE
Sentence Will be Given by Circuit
JudgePhelpsTomorrow-Maximum
Penalty is Life Imprisonment.
DELIBERATIONS, 20 MINUTES
Verdict is' Returned at 4:30 Yester
day Afternoon Only Defense of
Prisoner Was He Was Too Intoxi
cated to Remember What Had
Taken Place Wife Is Loyal.
Lee Dale Is guilty of the murder
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogllvy. It
took a Jury of twelve men only 20
minutes to arrive at that decision
after the case had been submitted to
them The verdict was returned yes
terday afternoon about 4:30 o'clock.
Sentence will be passed upon the
slayer by Judge Phelps tomorrow.
The maximum penalty is life impris
onment In the penitentiary, capital
i punishment having been abolished 'n
j the Btate.
The quickness with which the Ju
rors reached a decision yesterday
afternoon indicates how conclusive
, was the evidence against Dale. His
only defense was that he was so
drunk that he has no remembrance
of what transpired on that tragic
evening and, under the law as given
In the court's instruction, voluntary
'Continued on page eight.)
GREbi AND RUMANIA ABANDON
SERBIA; BULGARIA HAS CAST IN
HER LOT WITH TEUTONIC FORCES
LATE BULLETINS
licrnxtorff Is Pleased.
XKW YORK, Oct . "It is reas
onable to assume that a solid foun
dation for the best of friendly rela
tions between America and Germany
have been laid," Von Bernstorff com
mented apropos of the German dls
acowal of the Arabic torpedoing.
Rumanians Concentrate.
ATHENS, Oct, 6 Troops have
been dispatched to the Bulgarian
frontier, according to a Bucharest
dispatch. The Rumanians are con
centrating near Gurgevo. It is re
ported the young reserves have been
called to the colors.
American Is Wounded.
PARIS, Oct. 6 Jack Casey, re
porter and cartoonist, formerly of
San Francisco, and New York, who
w,as reported killed on the western
front In yesterday's dispatches, has
reached Chalons. He Is wounded in
the foot He has been taken to a
hospital, according to dispatches re
ceived here.
50 Injured In Crash.
NEW YORK, Oct 6. An elevated
car ended its wild half mile runaway
trip when it crashed Into a crowded
Bay Ridge train. Injuring 50 passen
gers Eight were taken to hospitals.
Turks to Help Ilulgars.
PARIS, Oct. 6. Turkish troops
are marching into Bulgaria to Join
the Bulgarian forces, dispatches reported.
Big Jump Today in
Chicago Wheat Pit
The biggest Jump In the wheat
market for many weeks occurred to
day when the Chicago market rose
almost seven cents, both for Decem
ber and May deliveries. The Port
land market is up two cents. The
Liverpool market was up one penes
yesterday. There Is no selling re
ported here today.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct . At the closw
today, Dec. 1106; May, 11.07 7-8
bid.
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 6 (Spe
cial.) Bid prices today, club 9!;
bluestem 95.
Liverpool (Yesterday.)
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5. Wheat,
spot No. 1 Manitoba, 12s, id; No. 2,
lis, 11 l-2d; No. 3, lis, lid; No. 1
northern Duluth, lis, Id; No. 2 red
western winter, no stock; No. 2 hard
winter, no stock.
In American terms the Liverpool
price for spot No. 1 Is slightly above
$1.75 per bushel.
Aviators Bombard Station.
AMSTERDAMM, Oct. . Six avia
tors bombarded the German naval
base of Zeebrugge Sunday. One was
shot down and another forced to
land at Nueveliet Holland. Th
damage has not been ascertained.
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i Little Balkan Nation Faces Enemies
I all Sides-Allies Hope to
ueiiver Hard blow as Soon as
Hostilities Begin More Troops
Landed at Salonika Despite Resig
nation of the Greek Premier Who
Favored Allies' Cause.
LONDON, Oct . Bulgaria fin.il
haa decided to cast her lot with
iy
the Austro-Germans. The ultimatum
which she today delivered to Serbia
demanded the immediate restoration
of Serbian Macedonia.
Bulgaria gave Serbia 24 hours in
which to reply definitely. Moreover
Bulgaria rejected the demands of ths
Russian ultimatum, which ordered a
severance of relations with neutral
empires, according to Petrogard dis
patches. Relations between Bulgaria
and the allies may possibly be sev
ered before the week end.
Aside from the ultimatum, ths
French official announcement thai
the overthrow of the Greek ministry
will not halt the French march to
ward Serbia was the greatest sensa
tion today of the kaledloscoplc event
In the Balkans
Entire Cabinet Reatgns
LONDON, Oct 6 The entire
Greek cabinet has resigned, accord
ing to an Athens dispatch. The res
ignation came following the resigna
tion of Premier Venlxelos.
Premier of Greece Hmtgns
PARIS, Oct S Premier Venlxelos,
of Greece, resigned because ths
other eight members of the cabinet
were silent when a vote of confidence
in him was taken In the chamber of
deputies, according to an Athens dis
patch. This move, according to oth
er dispatches from Athens, was fol
lowed by the entire cabinet's resig
nation. The vote of confidence fol
lowed Venlxelos' explanation of the
landing of French troops at Salonika.
llos- to Deal Blow.
LONDON, ftct . The allies hope
to deal a hard blow in the Balkans.
, ltn Bulgaria about to Join ;he
Austro-uermaus, Greece and Ruman
ia have abandoned Serbia, which
now faces a combined attack of ene
mies on all sides. The resignation i f
Premier Venlxelos of Greece aRjUsed
conseternat'on here for it Indicated
King Constantine apparently is de
termined not to aid Serbia, unless
Bulgaria actually Invades r.reete.
The upheaval at Athens overshad
owed the Russian-Bulgarian situa
tion. The allies are now positive
Bulgaria wilt aid the Teutons nd
the Russian ultimatum, so far u
known here, is still unanswered
Spore Tro-., Landcxl.
PARIS. Oct. 6. The resignation
of Premier Venizelos or Greece, will
not stop the landing of troops for
Serbia's defense. It was officially jin
noe.n od after the French cabinet
held a session with President Poln
care There had been some doubt
whether King Omstantlnes failure
to uphold the premier's course would
result in I change or the allies'
plan. Greece protested against the
landing, though Venizelos favored it
personally. The protest Is under
stood to have been a forma!it In
asmuch as the Greek laws reouT.-d
legislative sanction aefore foreign
tmops could take such action, Sim-
(Continued, on Page Bight)
League Teams to
be Entertained in
Real Round-UpWay
National ami American Leagues ,,
rive in Pendleton next month for un
exhibition game. the will Is ill
probabilit receive us much enter-
talnment as they give. ,
from the Osixnereatl i
nit.,.
allon.
vMsisnng or Carl Cole-. llrnr W.
Colhns. Leon r0h-n John Dickson
and Lee Drake, has been appointed
by President Tallman to haw ful,
charge of arrangements for the g.iui
and for entertaining ths Mtta
while here. They are alreadv pn.
nlng on pulling off a few -tunts tint
will make Pendleton stand OMI dis
tlnctlvely in the memories which the
players wll Itake bark lack, with
them
No definite announcement of ths
plans can be made as thev have kN
little more than discussed ft i.
unlikely, however, that the Oalli l i , -
rs will be given a aewbo) hiacj
and that they will see some wild
stunts at the park after they hive
finished their game
The all-star tram will lie here un
November 11 or lj and. Inasmuch as
! It Is the first time such an aggr. ,
, tlon has ever visited PendUton. sn
effort will he made to make ths
event one of note. The MtfaetfcM