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DAILY EVENING EC: HON DAILY EVENING EDITION p-nrer-aM for BOOMta ni-rgna hy the Called Slates WeihT fHervcr at Portland TO ADVERTISERS. Ill Kant Oregonlan haa tha largest mid circulation of any paper In Oregon, eaat of Portland and over twice the circulation In Pendleton of any other newspaper. Tonight and Wednesday Increasing cloudiness; probably showers. COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER VOL. 27. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1915. NO. 8624 BACK IS CLAIM MADE FROM NISH Excepting at Belgrade Teutons Make no Headway Suburb of Belgrade in Serbian Hands. INVASION BE6AN MONDAY Berlin iiMirt sio- Iturtro-Germaao llr Captured BMMWMa a Dun-nix- tv Town- London Hun Hui- giu"tan- Repotted by Serbians. NISH, Oct. 12. Hurled buck ut j many point! along the Danube, the .Save and the Drlna, the Austro-Ger- . man invaders of Serbiu are not pro- i grcsslng except at Helgrude and vlcl-1 nlty. AlMM th- Danube they were; ropuls. d between Klawii and the Mo rava river mouth. When they at- ' tempted a IO pari 111 between Hmedc ii vn and Godomlns, they were re-1 l ulled. The Serbians again took De-1 dljontc Inflicting heavy losses on the enemy. F.ven In Belgrade and nel-1 ghborhood the Hermans are meeting strong reBlatnnce. The suburb of !heat Vatlchar U in the hands jt the .Serbian:-, despite repeated neavj inrlM h ihe Invaders. I Bulgarian Repulsed. l,i'NliU. Oct. 12. All Bulgarian; attacks have been repulsed thus far, tha Serbian legation announced. They said the Bulgarian Invasion began Monday night. Hate entered Serbia. PA RIB, Oct. 12. The Bulgarians have penetrated Serbia at Ztltchnr. according to reliable Information. ( lalm German Success. UKRLIN, Oct 12. -The Austro GariXMUl invaders have captured Sem- end ria. R Danube river town, an of fl -1 rial statement said. Also Illuxt In the DvlMk region. English Submarines c? a f i'l' : ClinK UcriTrdll 3IIIJJS BRITISH BUBMKRJSIBiiBg TTACK COMMERCE BKFWBBM BWB- i DBM AM) GKHMAYY. I LONI'ON. Oct. 12 Copenhagen dispatches reported a German coast I steamer sunk In Calmer Sound, Swe den, presumably by n British subma rine. The admiralty did not confirm the report. Other Copenhagen mea sages said the C.ermanla, a Oermaa ' steamer, was beached after being tif ei upon, presumably ny an Kngllsh s i bm aline. FRENCH RAID GERMAN AVIATION SUPPLY CAMP AMSTERDAM. Oct. 11. All uei-, ...... i. . . 'Kt.l Ihu I'linlpnla nf lh ' ............ ....u - ... Ghent aviation grounds were destroy- ed In an allies aeroplane raid, accord-. Kcho Beige. GERMANS SEND NEW MEN 10 WEST LINE i iti Mil claim RODENT st - cranes ovEn Germans shook GERMAN spirit PAR18, I u t 12. In the face of re cenl Herman denials. French war of-1 flee declares Germany has hastily hurled additional troops Into tha j western front fighting. These inclu-1 (led even members of the guards withdrawn from the eastern front, said tin official statement. The Ger man morale Is shaken, the statement added Twenty five thousand Ger tn. in prisoner, it Is claimed have fill, ten into French hands, along with two hundred and forty six pieces of abandoned artillery. Included In the prisoners in Ihe Artols and Cham pagne regions are men from ninety two different regiments. French Hold Own, PARIS Oct. 12. French forcea held their own In fierce trench fight ing which continued last night ar ound Souchcz and IjtFolle heights said an official communique. WIWDNNN MAN To HEAD MONTANA VARSITY H F.LENA. Mont., Oct 12 -Edwr-rd ( harle Elliott, professor of education at the TTnlveralty of Wisconsin, was elected chancellor of Montana's high er educational Institutions hy the state board of education. Kiinlc by Submarine. t)NDON. Oct. 12 The Brltlrh steamship Hallxonea. five thousand tons, engaged In the South Amerlcen trade waa sunk hy a submarine The fate of her crew Is unknown. Scene of New Orleans Waterfront After Great Storm ! I The plcturf showi the j H,ear,,or8 drlv(.n ,, ,he wharves long the New Orleans waterfront by the rerent hurricane In which hun-j Army of Crows Mile Long, WOO Feet Wide, Sweep Over Project (Special Correapondence.) i smallest type of the twenty different HEHMIbTON, Ore., Oct. 12. An species being migratory In Its habits, army of several divisions consisting of I Unlike the common crow of the mid hundred! of crows In each dlvialon die stales with Its cry of caw, caw, paaaed over the southwest part otjeaw. this crow mole resembles the the Umatilla project .Sunday morn-1 migratory bird of the eastern and ing en route to their southern rend- southern coast stales of the first va ezvous. j rlety, Its call being much sorter, as In passing through, sections, ap- ha. ha. ha. I'urently, or each division, would1 In the destruction of small chick drop out and feed in the alfalfa 'ens and the eating of Jiew lv planted j fields bordering tb bordering the Umatilla river, At one time when most of thf birds nan ngntcu mere was a continuous smi, h of black of not less than a mile in length and I thousand feet wide, A" b' rder the flock rose In a cloud and disappeared In the south like a huge volume of smoke. The crow of this section is of the Gain Shown in Attendance at Local Schools M the present time the total school j I enrollment in Pendleton show s a gain I of S6 over the corresponding time one ...... .,., L-, .,,. II...1 ...j.... . ..... W superintendent Hampton show the rm,;lrativi, tttendance this year and , . . . ,in. 1H15 1914 Washington 286 2921 Hawthorne 299 279 Lincoln 232 21 High 2S1 250 Field 42 ... Totals tl 1043 The reopening of the Field school is the cause of a reduced attendance at the Washington school. OBREGON MAY GIVE BATTLE NEAR JAUREZ ix paso. Oct. 11. Genera obre-! gon'p forces are reported approaching j JUaroO, where a battle Is regarded as' Imminent. Cattlemen have protested to the state and agricultural depart ments that an embargo should be laid on the Importation of Mexican cattle as Vllllslas are slaying man? across the border owned by Ameri cans. iiUKim wt.i.i SOI, Dll lis GENERAL WEBB HONOR PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 12. One hundred and fifty veterans of the Philadelphia Brigade, which helped repulse Pickett's charge at Bloody Angle. Gettysburg battlefield. July i. lS6u, left today In a special Philadel phia Heeding car to attend the re. union and dedication of the General Webb monument to be unveiled to morrow at Gettysburg. The veterans are all members of the 69th, 71st and lfldth Regiments, which conatltuted the brigade of which Oeneral Webb waa the commander. They will be headed by Brigadier General G. J. R. Miller and Adjutant John R. Wurman. Protewts to Sultan. ROME, Oct. 12. The pope haa written personally to the Sultan pro testing against wholesale massacres of Armenians a correspondents, said killed and mllUoni i dune to property mass of timber! 1 lars I city. toe N corn and own grain the crow is verv destructive, though ne upsets this depredation by devouring grub worms, inserts and other crop de- stroyers. Audubon says to the would tell them that II In killing crows, the be doing so is when their i farmers,, "I they persist ripen." Holiday Stops all Wheat Pit Activity Owing to the fact this is Columbus Day, a legal holiday, there has been no win at market operation.; In Port land or Chicago. The onh UiarkOtl open tiiay are Minneapolis and Wln nepeg. Prices are reported unchang ed. l,iH-ipHil Yesterda) ) LIVERPOOL, Oct, 11.- wheat firm, l-2d to 2d higher. Wheat Spot No. 1 Man tob 1 -2d; No. 2. lis lid; No. 2. ; l-ld; No. 1 Northern Doluth, 11 -No. 2 hard winter, 12s. In American terms the LIV PliOO Is now $l.li 1-1 0 per bus II ISTK EVIDENT WITH REFERENCE To CAItKANZA WASHI.i;t,i., ,,cl, 12. Haste to cAtnnldta the formalities attendant :pon the recognition of Cartanta is evident. The administration probab ly does not want to appoint a new ambassador. A formal statement of plans Is expected soon from the White House. lit ssl CLAIMS GAINS I LONG STI! PA RIVER 1'ETROGRAl), Oct. 12. The Rus sians have broken the enemys front on the Strypa river In Galicia. and Captured two thousand men. sixty of ficers, four cannon, ten Maxims and are following up the success it Is semi officially announced today. NEWS SUMMARY OeaoraL IloMon wins again from PhllHc! Rumania Mill be with allbw. serlis elalm Invaders are buHcd back. (Oral. l.uvllcnt talent aPCTUstd foe the high school lyivum COOVH which be gins next month School atUMidancr show a train over last year. Two arrested on suspicion of be ing hold-up men are later released. Mammmh army of ctows - u at Hermlxton. dol- left which mark the remains of an tnelold river steamer pounded to kindling rne ! paddle Identlf; raging wind and water, her lie BRITAIN TO PLACE ALL COTTON GOODS LONDON, (ict. 12. Great Britain'! intention to declare cotton piece goods and cither cotton products contra band of was was announced by For eign Minister lirey In the commons. Grey said dreat I ritaln means also to prohibit trade in all goods susceptible of being made in;o munitions to coun tries adjoining the central empires. WILL ACCEPT GERMANY'S OFFER OF ARBITRATION WASHINGTON, i cu 12.-Acceptance of the I'erlin offer to arbitrate 'ierinany's liability in the sinking of the "Frye" is contained in a note the state department sent the German foreign office. I'erlin has also agreed to negotiate amicably an interprepa tlon of treaties covering the "Frye" loss, over which Germany laised a oestion. ALEXANDER MAY NOT GOME HERE WITH THE ALL STARS BOSTON SOX M PHILLIES WI1 PLAY IN ITUSOO AT tiOSF. Ol SERIES. Boston. Oct. 12. The m commission has decided to alio I'.ed Sox and Phillies to go no Ol the Pacific coast immediate! lowing the world! series The will play In Chicago, 1 unalia. Denver and other western cities. It is planned I" have the clubs play In San Francisco the last Saturday in October. According to Carl Cooley. who yes terday received a contract for the All Stars to play In Pendleton on Novem ber 13, the aggregation of ball play ers coming here w ill not be compris ed of men on tin Boston or Philadel phia teams now playing owing to the foregoing plans having been made In Boston by the national commission to allow the winners In the American and National leagues to play in San Francisco. Despite the tact the first anuoumement of the line-up contain ed the names of Alexander, Klllifer, (ieorge Burns. Cady and Barrv. Mr. Cooley doubts If these players will come this way. so the fans may poa albl be disappointed at not seeing the balldom stars who have made history for themselves In the present world's championship aeries. The All Stars are being managed by Frank Bancroft of Cincinnati and will be made op of playera in Amer ican and National league teams which took subordinate places at the close of the season. The great Christy Mathewaon and Walter Schang will probably be the beat known, from their former performance!, to be seen here. R is not entirely certain that Alexander will not come here, but Mr. Cooley doubta it very much aa the schedule, aa arranged at Bos ton today, would keep the tnama In the southern territor). thus prevent ing theli appear. ime in this section RED SfAGAIN Hir-xt TV, 0 TO Chalmers Fell Down Trying to Field Bunt Shore Pitches Great Game for Boston Phillies Only Run Came in Eighth-50,000 People See Game Today. I adulated Score. Philadelphia, AB R H PO A Stock, 3b 4 0 1 0 3 Bancroft, as 2 U 0 U 0 t'askert, cf 4 0 0 5 0 I'ravath, It 4 1 1 0 0 Luderus, lb 4 0 3 6 I Hecker, If 0 0 0 0 0 Whltted, lf-lb 3 0 0 4 0 Niehoff, 2b 3 0 0 2 1 Hums, c 3 0 1 7 2 I'halmers. p 4 0 1 0 4 Liugey 0 0 0 0 0 "Byrne 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 1 7 24 10 Ran for Luderus In eighth. 'Batted for Chalmers in ninth. Boston. AB K H PO A Hooper, rf 4 0 1 Scott, 88 4 0 0 Speaker, cf 3 0 1 HobliUel. lb 4 1 3 Lewil, If i 2 0 1 Gardner, 3b 4 0 0 Barry, 2b 2 1 0 Cady, c 3 0 2 Shore, ji 2 0 0 0 Totals 28 2 8 27 9 1 .Score by Innings. Pbiladel'a R 00000001 0 1 H 11010112 0 7 J Boston . . . R 00100100 2 H00211202 8 I Summary Sacrifice hits, Whltted Lewla, Shore; two base hits. Lewis;! three base hits, Cravath; stolen' bases. Dugey; first on balls, off Shore1 4. off Chalmers 3; struck out, by! Shore 4, by Chalmers 6; left on bases, Philadelphia 8, Boston 7. BOSTON, Oct. 12. Boston's on. rushing Red Sox climbed to within, one game of the world's baseball championship by defeating the Phil-' lies in the fourth game two to one, be (ore a tremendous crowd. The bat- j ting honors were equally divided be-j tween Luderus, the Philadelphia first saeker, and Dick Hoblitzel, who op- j erates around the same bag for Bos- ton, Boston's first run came in the tinl on a combination of pecullai ! hits and circumstances. After Barry had walked. Cady bunted toward : Chalmers and George fell down try-j ing to field It. Shore sacrificed them t.i second and third and Hooper j got a freak single which scored Barry. , The ball bounded over Niehoffs head Chalmers then steadied and forced j Scott to foul to Whitted and Speaket j to pop weakly to Luderus. Boston'., other run came in the sixth when I LXVT. jotirt . . LONDON. Oct. 12 -Announcemen ; J-."" r:."-;"-1" . .I'M Lieutenant John H. Toweri. assistant naval attache to the Cnlted States embasst Naval Attache to Wed English Girl I bbbBm; vaMM Hat' ' fe jj"a aBraK&s;5sas -oana 1 8i' here to MLss Lily N Cat Phillies ONE SCORE Lewla' double scored Hoblitzel, who got on by alngling. Philadelphia's only run came in the eighth. Two men were down when Cravath hit a low liner. Cravath reached third on it. Luderus scored him with a single. There were approximately oo.Ono at the game. First Inning. Philadelphia Stock singled and out. stretching, Lewis to Scott; Ban croft walked and took second on Barry's error; Paskert fanned; Cra vath fanned. No runs, 1 hit, 1 error. Boston Hooper fanned: Scott fan ned; Speaker walked; Speaker out, stealing, Burns to Niehoff. No runs, no hits, no errors. Second inning. Philadelphia Luderus singled, Whitted sacrificed, HobliUel to Bar ry; Niehoff fouled to Cady; Burns walked; Chalmers fanned. No runs 1 hit, no errors. Boston Hoblitzel Tanned; Lewis out, Chalmers to Luderus; Gardner flied to Paskert. No runs, no hits, no errors. Third Inning. Philadelphia Stock out, Gardner to Hoblitzel; Bancroft walked; Pas kert fanned; Cravath filed to Lewis No runs, no hits, no errors. Boston Barry walked, Cady sin gled; Shore sacrificed, Stock to Lu derus; Hooper singles; Barry score 1 on Hooper's single; Scott fouled to Whitted; Speaker out, Luderus unas sisted One run, 2 hits, no errors Fourth Inning. Philadelphia Luderus flied to Hooper; Whitted out, Scott to Hob litzel; Niehoff Walked: Burns sin gled; Chalmers forced Jfiehoff on third. No runs, l hit, no errors. (Continued on page five.) TODAY'S GAME IS LAST WHERE PLAYERS PROFIT BOSTON. Oct. It. The players in the Boston and Philadelphia teams were anxious to see a great attend ance today, as this contest is the last in which they share. It M estimated that including today! receipts, the player! will split approximately 1150. 000. The winners receive Id per cent or about $00,000, the losers receive Id per cent. HSS ULY yv. OvtSrAt, s,air. only daughter f rharlea 5 j .".' ql Mayralr. The wedding will probably pUu., tn thp (m. baes and will b :.,t.a. .... - . nu 1 RUMANIA TO BE with allies IN Premier Announces Mobilization Under Way-Will Take Their Own Time as to Fighting. BULBARS STRIKE AT SERBS New Greek IrtmMT Announces Pol Icy of Ann.ng But SaiyB Greene Will Continue Pa-t policy Recording War Will Adapt Attitude to Events. PARIS, Oct. 12. Rumania has decided to ally with the entente powers but will take her own time to decide when to battle against the Teutons, a Rome dispatch quotes the Rumanian premier as assurim? i Italy. The Rumanian army is I rapidly moblizin j, according !to reliable Bucharest reports. Bulgarians Make Attack LONDON, Oct. 12. The Bulgarians delivered a blow against Serbia, two divisions crossing the frontier at Gari boghaz, about thirty miles from Nish, according to Ath ens dispatches. Gariboghaz is on the railroad the allies must traverse from Salonika if they help the Serbians. Meantime on the northern frontier Von Mackensen's for ces are advancing southeast ward, also toward Nish for a junction with the Bulgarians. Greece io Watching LONDON, Oct. 12. Intro ducing his policy to the legisla tive chamber Monday, M. Zai mis, new premier of Greece declared the internacional sit uation is complicated and dan gerous, according to an Ath ens dispatch. "The policy of my administration," he said, "is founded on the samp nrin- ciples which have guided Greece since the war began., It is better to protect our vital in terests and our neutrality that we be armed for the present. Our future attitude will be ad apted to events." Lyceum Course to Start November 18 MU8ICAL COMPANY IT RT PRO GRAM COMING; DVTF.S SWT FOR LATER M MBERS The high srhool lyceum course will start November 15 with the Oxford company in song and drama The program has now been completelv arranged and all the advertlaing mat. ter has be.m received by Bwpertn tendent Hampton aid will noon 00 displayed In the city Followln .- the Oxfords will come the Rlheldaffer Sklbinsky company, a trio of n (laical artists which has gained enthusiastic receptions in other cities. Them stars will te here on December 1 On January 15, Bishop Kdwln II Hughes, lecturer, will be the at: tlon. He is widely knows as a (Ut fofm speaker and for hmi- : on the Chautauqua circuits The final number will bo hoi 00 February io when th- Metropolitan Grand Quartet will he h. i I cltal As in former years. UtOOO at tractions will be at the algfe hoel auditorium and seajon tickets t,,r the course will Boon be placed on sale. Milliou.- for g d M In Metis. WASHINGTON, Oct 1 1 upran. ! nuat d Methodist BpaKOOal minuter ! ought to ':ave about io.Jn).i)00 iw duide among themselvea to "live la I comfort. ' thinks the BnJttaaor! , ; ferrnce of that charcb It atartrd I here today to get It for them. The conference poinu out that ihe church which aeea Ita aged workeri I cared for tan face "the world the ! flesh and the devil. ' Conventions for the subscription of I this fund toda are being held In I Washington. Baltimore, PNtfafteh, imgersiown. lumorriand an. Kro t burg, Md and Mar.ln.bur, Z Keyser. W Va. Ket.r. JV Wr roeetV! ft h ..r . , .... t-.... .u ' . . .. w OfOFO) waoava Cndet the new fnnjd the. BALKAN WARFARE I