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VOL. 27.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915.
NO. 8633
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SERBS INFLICT HOT LOSS
ON AlimiMAN INVAR TO WIN SO AS TO
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Sixty Thousand Austro-GermansLost :
Says Report From Athens Nish t
Not Abandoned.
6REEGE WON'T ACCEPT PLAN
Greek ITenilcr Indicate Policy of
Venn nlli v to Uo Continued Ser
bian Say They Will Win If Allies
Kuril Aid In Ttroe,
ATHENS. Oct 22. The Serbians
defeated the Austro-Qermans or the
northern frontier, Inflicting 60,000
loss, Nish message anld. The Bui-1
garlnn occupation of Vranla, Velwsa
anil Jnajavatoff la denied and the
fall of Istlp and Kotzana la confirm
ed. Premier Paslteh la quote 1 aa
saying If aufflclent allied help art Ives
soon nn ultlmiite victory may be ex
pected for the Serb.
Ilcni German Ls,
BUCHAREST, Oct. 52 Pushing
their way through Serbia In 1 drlvo
for Constantinople 8000 Austro-Oer-mans
were killed and wounded In
Serb counter attaoka at Trnowielzl.
south of Pojqarevao. while the re
mainder whs forced to retreat toward
Pcmcndrla, according to advices here.
The Herman division heading from
Belgrade toward Lcskovac lost one
third of Its strength when flunked
by Serbian artillery Tbe main Invad
ers are moving aouth along the Bel
grade to Constantinople line through
the Mornva valley.
BMMM W'm't Accept.
ATHENS. Oct 22. Greece, accord- militarists." who declared that vnl
'ng to all signs, will refuse the Island nntnry military instruction in '.he
of Cyprus offer from the allies for high schools la "un-American -e-her
ntry Into war. A government , cause military" and a measure that
Journal quoted Premier ZalmL- aa"wa not tbe outgrowth of popular
saying the Greek attitude toward thej demand," the members of the sen iol
stirring events about her la un- board adopted yesterday the recom
rhnnged It Is presumed Greece will ' mendatlon offered by the teachT'-'
answer politely in me an. uiiisisa-i wbbiiw, W" f'""'!
turn asking a specific definition of her, of military Instruction In the Pert-
attitude toward them. j land high schools. i
T . . L h"r""m,:nt "f ,h0 jafcOOl
Will Remain at Nish. I dents In the Oregon National Guard j
LONDON. Oct. 22 The Serbian and the naval militia ts the form of ;
government will remain at Math, the training that was unanimously agreed
Serb legation announced after It
had reported the government would
be moved.
UK I I II IIIXI 10 MINI TI s
IterTMey St111le.1t Make Record fo.
snsM'nsl(in of Respiration.
BERKELEY. Cal . Oct. 22. VM.at
Is said to be a new record fo' vol
untary suspension of respiration has
been made by Warren D. Horner, a
graduate student of the University of
California, in a nexperlment cot duct
ed by Dr. Saxton Temple Pope, In
structor In surgery, according to a
statement made public today.
I")r Tope caused Horner to hold
lib hranth 10 minutes and 10 seconds
III ss s CAlTI lli:
MANY AUSTRIAN FK.IITr.lts
PRTROGRAD, Oct. 22. The Rus
sians Captttred one hundred and forty
eight Austrian officers, seventy-five
hundred men. two howitzers and
many machine guns In the Alexlnef
region of Galicia, it is officially announced.
NEXT STEP WILL BE TO TALK AROUND
THE WORLD BY MEANS OF TELEPHONY
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2:'. -Follow-. klo direct. Success Is certain, It la
lug the achievement In talking by believed, though different mechanl
Slrelesa to Honolulu and Paris the, cal adjustment will be required. Sec
Arllngton wireless station has aa ltsretary Daniels reiterated his hope that
next ambition a conversation glrdl-1 when wireless telephone is perfected,
ing the globe. The Instruments are It will be Installed In the navy to sup
being tuned dp" for talking to To-'plHtit wireless telegraphy.
PENDLETON NEEDS OFFICFbIdW
PRO!
ESSIONAL MEN Tl
Professional and businessmen of
Hi. 1 it are certain that if Pendleton
had a new office building many more
nun in the professional walka of life
would locate here. Attorney Will
M. Peterson said today that within
the last week he has been vieted by
three physicians and one attorney
who sought to locate here but could
unit no omces 10 mm ur uweniiig 10 nere loosing ror an omce aa he In
llve in. Dr. Cavanaugh of Portland, tended to open a practice here. A
brother of the Judge Cavanaugh 's new office building and a modern
new In the city and la trying to find ' apartment house would come In
office room and a house for his fait.-1 lumly at Just thla time.
HERMAN RIDDED SAYS
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UNNECESSARY HORROR
MOW YORK. Oct. 22. Herman
Kidder, publisher of the Staats Zel
tu tig, un ardent chumplon of the Ger
man cause, deplored the execution of
Miss Cuvell by the Germans In Bel
glum. "It la a terrible thing," ho
said. "It seems too awful that such
things must happen. It should not
he necessary to execute a woman un
der any circumstances. Had her case
been taken before the kaiser, she
probably would have lieen pardoned.
There are times when German com
manders may do things In the heat
of war In which even their own peo
ple do not support them." Oscat
Strauss held It to be a shocking in-
10 GIVE CREDITS
FOR GUARD DRILL
Nil DRILL IN SCHOOLS hit O. X.
(.. AMI NAVAL MILITIA
RECOMMENDED.
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 22 Des-
Pile the radical opposition of "nn'l-
upon This decision followed can -
...r. o, ,.- .imnii. i! f-u",-,,,.-
tendent Alderman Under the pin
na adopted all the equipment, sup
ptsM and uniforms will be furnished
by the government throuhg the state.
Credits to Be Given for Drill.
The student" will be encouraged to
enlist In the state service and will
receive graduation credits In thrlr
school work for attendance at drills.
The working out of this idea was
placed In the hands of n commit iee
composed of the teachers' commit
tee, city superintendent and adjutant
general of the state.
This committee will be composed
of Dr. Alan Welch Smith, S. P. Lock
wood, L. R. Alderman and Adjutant
General George A. White. They will
proceed with the plans Immediately
O. M. Plnmmer was the only mem
ber of the board who was not pres
ent and without his vote the meas
ure passed unanimously after It had
been attacked by Paul Stark Seeley
and John Llovd
As a rule, the Saloonkeeper takes
more pride In the bar fixtures than
in his patrons.
RNED AWAY
lly. He Is much impressed with Pen-Jut
uieion ami uesires to rocate here.
There were two other physician i also
here this week looking for places to
open offices and one tried to have
Mr. Peterson sub-rent a part of his
office. Mr. Peterson, however, was
unable to accommodate the physician
as he needs every bit of room be has
I An attorney rrom Mlaaouri was also
EACH SI TRIES
:e
Wavering Course of Greece and
Rumania Causes Hard Struggles
for Decisive Victory.
RUSSIANS MAKE HEADWAY
Serbian situation Very Serious ut
There Are Bright Spots for Allies
in XcWh 18,000 Fl Before Ad
ranee of Russian Soldiers.
LONDON', Oct. 22. With the Ser
bian situation admittedly serious de
spite a gallant resistance, all the
warring nations are struggling for a
decisive victory to Influence the wav
ering course of Greece and Rouman-
: la. Along the western front it is
known the Germans are seeking to
1 bring matters to a head though the
j French war office claims It Is without
ii' ess. In the east the German pro
j gross in the Rlga-Tlvlnak region li
Better though In the Styr region the
Slavs have an advantage On the
Italian front the battles have taken
' on new ferocity. Nish Is under Im
! mediate pressure from Austro Ger
! mnns on the north, while the Bulg.irs
j on the east are menacing seriously
I the Serbian army
Russian Victorious.
OKNKVA, Oct. 22. Eighteen
thousand men and mites of trem ties
i In the Kikau regkm fell before the
Slavs, according to a Itadom dis
patch. Southwest of Dvina the Rus
sians continue their progress, while
southwest of Dvinsk the Germans are
retreating. In eastern Oallcla the
Russians are advancing
against the Atistrlans.
rapidly!
j
Sucre for Austrian.
VIENNA. Oct. 22. Success fol
the Austrlans at nil fronts is claimed
An official statement declared a
tlp n0(.urre(, wlth tnp Rugsans
terdav southwest of Czartorvsk
which 1300 were raptured. In
,,ia np Au8,rlanii have orouplei
bac
it-
Se-
j Uulr. Take Tow...
UKItl.IV ,), .. Tl 1 .
have occupied Kumanovo. It Is offi
cially stated. This Is midway be
tween the eastern and western fron
tiers of Serbia, on the road which
connects with the Xtsh-Sallnlka line.
The Russians northeast and
southeast of Baranovttchi were re
pulsed by the Bavarian forces, it is
officially claimed. More than a
thousand were Imprisoned.
If He Married This
Lady for Money it
Seems He Did Badly
Alleging that her husband,
Charles Darr, a white man. 45 years
old, has ill-treated her. Ellen Darr.
a mixed-breed. 6 r years old. filed suit
today In the circuit court through At
torney Will M. Peterson for a di
vorce. At the same time a restrpln
ing order was filed with the court to
prevent Darr from coming on her
j property on the reservation.
Mrs Darr is an allottee on the res
ervation, owning 160 acres of 'f
1 joiesi n itciii lanu in nun section.
Thil land is valued conservatively at
I M0.0M, and Is leased by Judge a
loney. She alleges in her complaint I
that Darr has told ner he married
her for her property, that he would 1
I outlive her and that the property,
j would be his at her death. She avers j
that he refuses to work.
1 The couple were married at Wal'a
Walls In June, 1914.
Bad Auto lootdent.
PEORIA. 111.. Oct. U.- Joseph;
Johnston, fiance of State Senator I
John Dailey's daughter, was killed
and Dalley. his wife and daughter
and Attorney Hugh Wilson were In-:
Jured when an automobile overturn
ed near Strentor
NEWS SUMMARY
timonil.
English enraged over execution of
(aell
Illll IlLUO WILLI
Secretary (iarrison takes strict ,.. Property where posstt.ie. ami one car
llon ngnliatt nailer. ' already assured, the steamer
Bright suot,, for Serbia In eastern Kla",H,h M"g '" lo!
light Ing. I 060.000 feet of ties here next month
Next stcu will lie .. aatli ... I for Guaymas delivery Later the
around uorl.i
Local.
Special meeting of Htv council to
night. Mixed breed woman, owning valu
able reservation land, seeks diorce
from white husband.
Pendleton need office building.
Fighting to Save
His Country
"iSt tt
PitirKC AUKHtlfU. O Stm.
I'rince Alexander of Serbia, who is
n command of the Serbian forces at-
tempting to bar the Teutonic ad'-aiKo
on Nish. The position of the Serbian
army is at present most critical On
the north It is facing a huge Teuton
ic army, while the Bulgarians on t-.e
east have already started operations
30 miles from Nish.
. CARRANZA AFTER
NORTHWEST TIES
FOR PROMPT USE
GRANTING OF RJSCOGNfTION
DE FACTO GOVERNMENT
BRINGS RESULTS.
1 1 1
PORTIND. Ore.. Oct. 22 Sub
j stantial evidence that official reccg-
I nition of the Carranxa government in
' Mexico by the United States, which
carries with It the privilege of ship
ping explosives to the Carranxa forc
es. Is being turned to good account
In a commercial way. was illustrated
here yesterday through the receipt
by Portland lumbermen of specifica
tions from the I'arranzn government
covering several million feet of lum
ber wanted In the form of ties airl
stringers for railroad constructing
The destruction of certain railr nl
property south of the border i
thought toJiav
hampered the futo-e
movement of troops and supplies un
less reconstruction material can be
obtained without loss of time, and
the nearest source of supply is tbe
northwest, with the Columbia river
picked as the most advantageous
market. There are ties available on
the river and shipments can be st ir
ed with little delay if satisfactory
prices are quoted the present powers-that-be
In Mexico.
Vessel Are Available,
The closing of the Panama canal
j has made it possible to use hand -I
sized steamers held on this side 'Of
j the business and in anv event Cie
steam tonnage regularly found on
the coast could he utilized In moving
the stuff as desired. It Is believe!
that the Inquiry will be followed ly
others as progress Is made In the re
habilitation of certain districts and
that a good market may be offered
In Mexico for lumber In advance "' I
the complete pacification of the coon
try. The Southern Pacific interests are
to advance certain repairs to
their
Southern Pacific undo
Southern Pacific undouhte!! will be
In the market for ties, stringer issl
bridge material In connection wltl.
the announced Intention of construct
ing a direct line to the city of Mexi
co, Of course, the close friend
ways liable to touch you.
7
" !J
Government Plans Military Zone
Under Martial Law to Permit of
Prompt Punishment.
SECRET AGENTS TO HELP
10 TAKE S
IUP1MU S
Raids of past Two Days Rouse Sec- I'russels. While they made no com
retary Garrison to Vigorous Action ment for publication, officials priva-
New Regiment Ordercu to.tely deplored the incident. The ad
Brownsville. Another to Texas city. ' ministration is ready to forward any
I representations England may desire
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22. Follow-' to make through this country. The
Ing on the heels of the Mexican bor-j efforts of Minister Whi'tlock are gen.
der raids of the past two days, Sec-jerally approved and the kaiser's par-
retary Garrison has ordered the j an of other women has created some
Twents -eighth infantry from rexas satisfaction.
City to Brownsville, the Twenty -third
from Jacksonville, Florida, to T
City. The Tw enty -eighth is the last
garrison at Texas City and its romov-'
al to Brownsville indicated the seri- j
ousness with which the war depart-,
ment looks toward recent develop-!
mentis in that section, where Ameri-j
can soldiers and civilians were killed
and wounded.
Garrison has asked department of;
justice agents to assist in stamping
out the bandits and the question of
establishing an army secret service Is
under consideration. The govern-1
ment has in mind the creation of j
a "military zone" by court martial
and the summary punishment of!
raiders, v
Tlirralen Reprisal.
BROWNSVILLE. Oct. 2
-Hun
. dreds of citizens have announced that
,at the next Instance nf hunitrv ln
the border here they intend to cross
into Mexico and "take It out t.n the
greasers." The situation Is extreme -
ly tense. The military and civil au-
thoritlea realize it will be difficult to
restrain these and other citlxens and
it is feared international complica
tions may arise.
KEEP FRENCH BUSY
ALONG WEST FRONT
PARIS, oct
tbe French f
western front
ed during the
a number of
22. Seeking to
Tees buy along
keep
the
the Germans attempt
past twenty four hours
ittacks which were re-
pulsed, an official statement claim
ed. Attacks southwest of Fort Gi
venchy and about Souchez and west
of Tahure were repelled.
at
Ears" of Men Who Defend Paris
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This Is an anti-aircraft "lislenin
ipped with reversed megaphones
iro.ich of hostile aircraft
EXECUTION NURSE ElwS
BUSH 10 FIGHT TO THE END
AMERICAN OFFICIALS
SHOCKED BY EXECUTION
OF MISS CAVELL, NURSE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22. Official
circles were shocked by the execu
tion of the English-woman Misa Ca
vell by the Herman authorities at
Wheat Prices Drop
Three Cents Today
i'HICAG
today, Dec.
11.0
1-4.
PORTLAND, Ore. Oct.
IsL) On the Merchants'
today, club. 91 bid. 9J 1
bluestem. 54 bid 97 asked.
ni
Liverpool (Yesterday.)
LIVERPOOL Oct. 22 Wheat
Spot No. 1. new Manitoba, lis 4 l-2d;
I No. 2, new, 11a 3 l-2d; No. 3 new.
t lis 3d; No 1 northern Duluth, lit
j 10d: No 2 hard winter. 12s 3d.
i In American terms
the
top
in l-lerpooi, lasn.
1
' A)iortionmttt la Made.
The October apportionment to the!
schools of Umatilla county has been
lompietea oy county .ennoi super- they fan to find it. then their soul t
intendent L E. Young. Under the' indeed lost."
law, the cfiunty for this month ap-' The Birmingham Post said- "Miss
portions 11(10 to each of the schools j CaveU's execution shows the hiffh
and variable amounts are received ! German military. Judicial and admin -from
the state. A complete list of! istrative authorities are all tarred
the apportionments will h tjivei.Jwlth the same brush as the common
la,er soldiers who murdered, raised and
il'LGARS
CAR. I Mi
DEEP INTO SERBIA
PARIS. Oct 22 The Pulsars
half way across southern Serbia, at,
. Kumnovo. This is a very formidable'
1 uiganan invasion, as it strikes at
territory which it is known Bulgaria!
j wants. The other invasions are mere j CLEVELAND. Oct. tl The pHt
, raids. Ttie Serbs are hardly resisting ! k8 (W oi publicity would end the
the Bulgars. but are reinforcing the j seat world war. Such was the
opposition to the Austro-German in- ,u"d of Chairman Elbert Gary, of
i vaders. 1 the United States Steel Corporation.
! ddressing the American Iron and
post" near the Fret, h
an I BakTophosMO t" f'
Newspapers Rail at German Barbar
ity for Alleged Barbarity in Slay
ing Miss Cavell.
NURSE WOUNDED GERMANS
Knli omenta Increase in
Peace Talk Is
Technical Offence Cnnsjalllii il
Woman But Death Deptorrd.
i LONDON. Oct 22 British rage
and horror at the German execution
i of Misa Edith Cavell for assisting al
lied soldiers to flee from Belgium
. promised appreciably to affect the
: war sentiment. Enlistments are
brisker and peace talk Is alienee'
! The disclosures crystalixed deter
mination in England tojwage the war
to the bitter end. The newspapers
admitted the Englishwoman commit
ted a technical offense for which she
, was liable to death but denounced
1 the actual execution fn view of the
fact no act of espi - .e was estab-
lished against, her and the fact that
for Months she had cared for wound-
! ed Germans as well as her own c jn
ii Spec-! try men. American Minister Whit
Exchange nock's communications with the Qer
2 asked; ! man governor at Brussels indicated n
the British the Germans were jolltr
of bad faith in following a secretive
course which his pleas failed to
check. Documents made public br
the British government shoved he
even pointed oat that reprisals might
follow the execution of the woman.
"The execution mirrors the snirit
rices " wium su-ai. -r, in an
5 per'U loun" nd brutality which
are not spontaneous, but calculate 1
and systematic." said the Manchester
Guardian. 'Germans have ften
asked why thev are so little loved In
the world
Miss Caveils execution
contains the key to the
sBSVSJt
looted their way through Belgium "
GARY SAYS PUBLICITY
WOULD END THE WAR
ivei institute, of which he is pres
ident. Incidentally. Gary pointed to
America's prosperity nnanu,. w.
- ...
I admitted partially born of war but
I he predicted a prolonged continu
ance of these conditions cannot obtain
after the war! particularly if the
country is laid open to competition
with cheap labor and impoverish- -t
conditions abroad The steel king
took a positive stand for publkil in
private business, and In state, muni
cipal and national affairs. On the
question of publicity to end the war
Gary said Tf the masses f the
People of the different nations en
laced in the terrible ron';: .. . B
raging In Europe were fully in'ni
ed of the facts it is not to t ... .
ed the wars would be con
long "
TIMBER RRJNt.s li.tioae
Section sidd at OnkUfl. x
nfs Books at S3; oan
MO.NTESAN'O. Wash --
The Wev,
TlmVr CoTpKi 1
K-l to the Mas- n
has sold sect
County Logg
was S13S.
nue stamps
about five 1
' and will be
county
J '
Jewish 1rnm'.raiits 1., to
mem vork m
Hershfleld. of the Hebrew sh
and Immigrant Aid 8m it
: on the steamer Ryndman toda
; ganise a central hurrau in Ev
aid the large number ' J.
1 are expected to emigrate to 'I
ed States at the end -f the w
I was accompanie-l bi a t
perta.
It IDItitl Ml si T XtLt.
LKJIoit TX. low t.
CaDCAOO Oct
Carpenter Issued a
tion forcing th I
accept Wu..r for I
labeled "for pnv
however Iowa a
Federal Jd
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