East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 20, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING EDITION DAILY EVENING EDITION ,i Forerat for MM Orceon hj the Polled Stales Weather IHwetfr at liiriland TO ADVERTISERS. The East Oregnulan bat (he largest paid circulation of anj paper in Oregon, east uf Portland and nrer twlre the rlrrulatlon In i'eudletua of any other newspaper. Fair tonight and Sunday Ml aj tonight COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER VOL. 27. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, NO. 8658 MOB FALLS BEFORE ATTACKS OF THE BULBARS City is Evacuated by the Serbians Who Are Now Reported to be Trying to Escape Capture. FRENCH BATTLE NORTHWEST tierce Engagement ! in Ptogreapi With Bulgarians Resistance uf Southern Scrlis I" Believed In Hair Been Effectively Crushed North Mil Irmi in Grave Danger. HEKLIN. Nov, JO. -The northern Serb army facet flight r capture, Tha Si rba can reach Montenegro If they move hurriedly, but if tuny delay fur u last stand, their retreat will he cut off. The Teutons have driicii tin Serai to Koeeovo Polya. PARIS. Nov. Moiiuslir, In southern Serbia, has fallen according to reliable reports. With the elty evacuated and Its de fenders crushed. It Is believed thai the rtttlftfJrff 'f the southern Serin acainst the I'ulgar has 1 11 ended. No official annuuneenieni uf the city's lull has liecn made but the report 'f a Bulgarian victory hus been obtain' ed from unquestioned sources. The Bulgarians are no! expected to Brett their advance much further south of Muatlr because ii would 1' MM ii the distance to Clreece by 10 milr and the Itiiluurs probably will bt cartful not to violate .Irerlan ncu-! ; rainy. Northwest of Motiustlr. the French i..l the Babxa.riA.nl arc reported t.. bt engaged in n desperate combat. l.i NDON, Nov. 10. A dlaputch from Home tu the Exchange Tele graph company says a telegram to the Tribuna frnm Athena says the Hulgarlans huve occupied Monaatlr anil that the Serbians are In full re treat. HE KLIN, Nov 20. Rapidly swell ing the hordes of Serb prisoner al ready in their handa. the Germans have capturad 28U0, today'a war of filial announcement sail mm JAKES GIRL TO HILLS AFTER HE KILLS HER PARENTS HS OF lllll'TAI, Ml'KDKIt IS HltoK.IIT IN HY SKIPPER OV VE8SKI. SAN DIEGO, Cat, Nov. 20. News of the brutal murder of 0, Iturllng hame and his wife an aged Ameri . an couple, by a Mexican teamster who fled to the bills near Ensenadi with their IS year old daughter, aft er the murder, was brought to San Diego by Captain Robert Israel, of the schooner Noneau;h. Chicago Market is Slightly Down Today PORTLAND, ore.. Nov. 20 (Spe cial.) Men-hunts' Exchange prioai today, club, S2 bid. 95 asked; b! Ha iti m 9;, bid, T 1-2 asked. Chicago CHICAGO. Nov. 20. At the close today, Dec May, H 05 1-2. (Special i 11.03 l- tjlverpool, LI V ERPOOia Nov. 19. Wheat -Spot No. Manitoba 12a l-2d; No. a, It! 4 I -2d; No. 2 hard winter, old, 12t 4d; No. 2 Chicago, new. Us 2d in American terms the highest price now quoted In Liverpool Is II. M per bushel Pendleton High Defeated by Walla Walla; Score is 19-0 t'n a slippery field which constant ly became heavier because of a drli- zllng rain that never ceased for a moment, the Pendleton footbi.M team, outweighed nearly twenty pounds to the man. succumbed yes terday afternoon 10 the heavy and aggressive Wallu Walla high school leven, the final score being 19 to 0 The Walla Walla team was Iho beat een on the local gridiron t his season and thi despite the fact that the regular cental aai quarter) i k FIRST HALF ENDS 7 TO 0 FOR U. OF 0. First U. of 0. 7; Second U. of 0. 0; i Third U. of 0. 0; Fourth I In) (mint t EUGENE, Ore., Nui M. (Special.) Marl 2:lo . in. O, A. C. kleki-d elf to Righcc yards. I .. I. ' i re lamed i: Beckett then ponied ;;s yards, Miruliunis math' fuur yards, then 7 through qMttr and Alkii 6 Mirds. Until sldi-s uffslde several limes: field muddy and saudiisied: punting retorted to: a furard iass h lloiitinglun was Incomplete: I lock, cl made I yards arouial right end then punlcd 28 to Vender who relumed 8 wink hmhain rumbled but recovered on bat own 2 yard line: Tegrri Hooked Reaythe'a kick from behind mail and recovered for a touch down: Beckett kicked goul. Score 7 to 0. Score matlc In 12 min Harvard Defeats Yale 41 to 0 I'AMHKIIMiK, Mass.. .Nov. 2. Vale's valiant team, that flouted tbe crltlca and defeated Pilnceton. waa unequal to the task uf adding the Crimton aculp to it ODUaoQM and went down to honorable defeat be fore Harvard by a score of tl to 0. Vale fought with true Vale oourage. Kven In the face of overwhelming defeat the sons of Eli struggled game 1 Harvard was a much superior team. The figures composing the score. In fact, accurately represented the strength uf the rival elevens. In de fense and offense the Crimson easily outclassed the grim Yale fighters. In everything but gameness, Yale was hoptltttly outclassed. Captain Ma han added to his reputation and sel AMERICANS AUK HHK.D . BROWNBVlLUb Tex.. Nov. 20. I male Madden, of Comptt) ('. Twenty-sixth I'nited Stales Infantry, and seven other soldiers were fired on twice from the brush near I.a Feria, ten miles from here, late Monday, ac cording to word reaching Fort Brown. Three fingers of Maddens left hand were shui away. Colonel Robert L. Hullard said he would make a personal Investigation of the Incident, which caused much excitement at La Feria, la the heart of the irrigated agricultural district, as it was he first Incident of the kind for more than three weeks. TOWN W AS FULL OF mllSTKIts YESTERDAY A carload of live lobsters passed through .Pendleton yes- tcrday en route to Aniuortes. Wash . where thev will be the start of what Is hoped to be- come u big lobster Industry The lobsters came all the way from Bath, Me.. In an Ameri- can Express car and reached here on No 17 yesterday noon. They were In charge Of A. B Itogers and he stated that he had examined the crustaceans at Huntington and had found than In excellent condition Then- were 10.000 pounds of the Inlisters and these will be planted at Anacortes as the beginning of a lobster raising Industry. a were left home on the hospital list. With plenty of beef that gave them a distinct advantage on the wet field, they had a fast and hard plunging set of backs and their inter ference was something nice to watch. Not once did the local hoys threat en the visitors' goal. They playe I a defensive game almost enllrelv. being forced to punt almost every time they got the hall. Very few tine s did they make yardage by car- (Continued on page six Quarter 0. A. C 0 Quarter 0. A. C. 0 Quarter 0. A. C. 0 Quarter utes; rirst quarter ended OH Oregon's SS Mini line with hull in I. C, pot-sc-sioi Second Quarter, i Iregon smred in in minutes aftci playing In the first quarter. The Bmythe punt wat Mocked i a nu m. ber ni his own team. Trent recover ed in mid air and crossed the line. The second quarter was a punting duel between Beckett and llillie. liter a reieatil exchange OrcKon got Its offensive to working and the play for the half ended on the Aggie 1 unl Hue. The field is a sea of mid and fumble- occurred on nearly every puss back. No toon in the second quarter. dom did he full to add material yard age when he carried the ball and his work on the defensive was perfect As usual Mahan's toe was a big factor in the game. He more than held hia own with the Vale kickers and after Guernsey left the game he gained five lo ten yards un every exchange punt. MADIHO.V, Wit-, Nov. 20. Two girls and a man were seriously injur ed and many uther persons were hrttlsed and scratched when the north bleachers on the I'nlversity of Wis consin athletic field collapsed during the Wisconsin-Minnesota football game. More than 200u were in the bleachers when they went down. Fresh Drive of Germans in the West Reported 1TKIOIS AKTIl.lEltY COMBXTS TAKING FI.ACE ox FLAN DERS FRONT. PARIS, Nov. 20. Furious artlllerv and grenade combats at many points on the western battlefront were re ported officially, There was no in dication that these marked a fresh Herman drive for which Copenhagen reported the kaiser was transferring a large number of men from the eastern front. VILLA'S TROOPS DESERT HIM IN LARGE NUMBERS REBEL LEADER TRYING TO ES CAPE TRAP SET BY CARRAN . S TROOPS. DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Nov. 2". Hun dreds of Villa troops are reserting the rebel leader, uccoroing to refu gees arriving here from Sonora bat Hi fields, where licneral nbregon and his Carranxistas are seeking to elim inate Villa from (he Mexican situa tion. Short of ammunition and sup plies. Villa is reported tlll desper ately maneuvering his troops in an efforts to escape the Cartunzisla (rap which Is trying to close in on him from three sides NEWS SUMMARY General. Monlaa U captured by the Bubrar iaaa, King Constantino of Grocer may de fy the allies. Fresh drive of Germans in west seems ahont to begin. SiKii'ssful teachers- institute 1- roaciaded W . W H, s. defeats Pendleton 11 to 0. cut-loud of livo lobsters passu 1 through elt). Man drug- hlm-clf to licli ,l ''lokcn li-t. as Map Showing AUSTRIA ' M U M A R Y A ARMY GERMAN 7 ARMY mmmmmf QMMU 4 "TX aKRAJOVA mwt u l 0 a iri a K-aX ypii ' rl" J Ionia MTT" BRITISH Mte. Since this map was drawn there have been several changes In the po sitions of the opposing forces In the Batkaat but it trill serve to give the reader a general idea of the way af fairs have shaped themselves in these troublesome little .-tates. now the scene of what is believed to be the critical turning point in the European war. The insert is a photograph of King Ferdinand of Rulgarla whose forces are reported to have captured Mona--'tir iroA me Serbs, thus prac tically gaining control of the south ern part of Serbia. In today's dis patches, the crisis seems to hang on the decision of Greece, whose ar mies are mobilized near the Titilsnr ian frontier. Most Successful Teachers9 Institute Here Closes and Delegates Depart for Home tine ot the most successful and In structive teachers' institutes ever held in Pendleton was brought to a conclusion yesterday afternoon and today the 450 teachers who were gathered here for the occasion are pretty well scattered. Many of tnei Umatilla county teachers departed i for their homes last evening and No .; 1 this morning carried most of the instructors from Morrow. Gilliam and Wheeler counties. The program of instruction andj entertainment was a uniformly good one and the teachers were united in their commendation of i(. They be stowed much praise upon Supt I. K Young, who had prepared the pro- gram and who conducted the it.sti-j tute. The teachers of Gilliam. Morrow and Wheeler counties will probably Austrian Town is Burning; Garrison Still Holding Out THOUSANDS OF ITALIAN SHELL IRE Rl'RLED vT CITY'S DEFENSES. VIENNA. Nov. 19. Gorlta is' BERLIN, Nov . burning Elres have been actf rraudulfil 11.se of the throughout the city by Italian shelK 3000 of which have been hurled by ;he eiieniv against the Austrian de fenders and hundreds of houses are piled in ruins. Many of the inha' i tsnts have been killed. The proper ty damage Is enormous From a military standpoint, the bombardment has accomplished lit- tie. The Auatrlans are still holding their original positions, repulsing the attacks of the enem-. Sleighs t'sed In Lcaienwurth WENATCHEE. Wash . Nov. 10. -From li to 14 Inches of snow has; fallen already at l-envenworth Wag ons have been discarded for sleighs and Ihe prospects are thnt this snow v 111 lit there until next spring. In 4s vears Alaska has pre J.'iOO OUO.Kiui In gold. fish, furs pel and other uroducts. cop- .-'V Balkan f Jon 60O.OOO RUSSIMUS join with 1 matilla teachers again the real situation. So far efforts next year In an institute In this city, i of the board to elicit Information the resolutions adopted expressing from Cady have had vary unsatlsfac that wish. The suggestion that the tory results. Institute be held in September dur-l The flax experiment has been left ing the morning of the last four days, largelv to Governor Withvcombe as ot Uound-up week did not meet with favor, the majority taking the stand! that the festival week would be a, very poor time to concentrate upon; educational questions. j The principal talk made before; the teachers yesterday afternoon was b J C, Herbsman of Seattle on the "Four Stages of Education." and Itl was much enjoyed Prof. M. S Pitt-j man of the O. S N, S. spoke on the "Converted Public" and Eugene; Molltor sang two very pleasing se lections The reports of the com mittees also constituted an import ant part of the afternoon meetinsr. Britain Said to Hide Transports Under Red Cross CHARGES OP FRAUDULENT PSH OP HOSPITAL FLAG MADE IVY BERLIN Charges of I Red Croat transpon bound Ihe orient were made by an admir. official. our submarines wirelessed that uhen V.n.lluh uhlllu ran.-h ,h.. sill. -nifi notice on all drug store own marine danger lone.' he said, "they ' ,ha( nothing but drugs shall bt drop lied Cross flags over a white, sold on Sunday, and also gives in a I space painted on the side of I yea-! H1 gavanty English transporus have ,.li,r,.iir f..r si.,ivu k.. I b I uleu and painted like BOapttal , hips Surely England Is not sending I hospital ships to Greece within a! ew days. Thev und"rb.odl 1' arfylng tfjopt and munitions." New York Poof sillier NEW YORK Nov It, -Rushin In Ihe path of yesterday's gait. cold way ruffefiai poor. moved eastward, britnlng with it .imoui the city '.1 tS0f ACTOS PABM BY TO HEEDING AJ DMTJBXD ATTkAIMNT MSfS VOR AID. How near a man may be to help and yet almost perish from injuries and exposure Is shown In the case of Terence Crosson. a popular attend ant at the Eastern Oregon estate Hospital who is now recovering frori a broken leg. Crosson Is able to smile at his experience now but It was no smiling matter with him for a time One evening three week- ago Cros son was walking Into town from th state hospital and came via the Wal Ml mil spur. While walking along1 l.. k ,,r buuuk a matcn to iignt, pipe ana in aoing so stumbled! ana ten. somewnar dazed he arose ana stepped over a bank six or eight fatt high Recovering from the fa.ll j he found he had broken a right leg and ies. was suffering from other Injur - At a great effort he pulled him - self unto the track again and called government had ordered Greek vea for help. In his condition he could BeIs to leave French and Italian port not rise and to attract attention to) immediately, despite the allied order his plight he took off his cravenette temporarily Interning them This ! and waved it as a signal of distrea.i rcsarded M , hln, that R. rfm. Several autos passed along the road atantlne Intends to defv the allies within easy hailing distance but other German reports ifd the al none of them gave heed to his cries ha(1 .,, an uU1,natum to Greece though one man did stop and look; v..,, ,hp- ..., ar ., . around as though In a vain attempt to locate the sufferer. Finally giving up hope of getting help from passers by on the road Crosson at a tremendous effort crawled to the door of the Walters' mill It was long and arduous work an.l when he reached the place he was so weak he could scarcely move, j He was too weak to call for helj and he does not know what would: have happened to him had not one of the mill men discovered him. It is possible he would have been forc ed to remain out all night and wouU: probably have died of exposure an l! suffering. At is was he was taken! to the state hospital and his leg car ed for with the result he is recover ing in good shape. He is now im pressed however, with the fact S. o. S call does not always aid as expected. brlns FLAX RAISING AT STATE PENITENTIARY A FAILURE; ! j MANAGER CADY WILL BE CALL ED BEFORE BOARD FOR AN EXPLANATION. SALEM, Ore.. Nov. 2o. Because! of the general unsatisfactory condl-' tlons in connection with the flax ex-i ! periment at the state penitentlarv i " ""ecuves mat two men , Manager J C Cadv is to be calle i I had ren,cd ,be r"om on M"""' nc I before the state hoard of antral nrtiwaB hcT the other amalL ; be asked for a "show down" as to It was at his sneeial reonest th it th- 1915 legislature appropriated 50 nool for the purpose with the added pro-' vision that some of the fund could ' be used for working on the roads, as! the object was to give emplovment to convicts. ; Governor Withvcombe was enthu- ataatk over the (lax idea, and as he "Pened revealed the dead body of a had spent many years as head of the man who had been stripped of his experiment station work of the Ore-1 clothes. The trunk was discovered ...n aerleultiiml . iv th .m.ltiv Fred Hartman who had r.,wH In hers of the legislature did not hesl - tate in providing him the money ne- ceatary to buy and Install the need - ad machinery and carry" out hU Plans, although various experiments with the flax industry had turne 1 out unsatisfactory. The money is now nearly all spent. BLUE LAW TO BE ENFORCED BY LA GRANDE OFFICIALS SI Mi V t LOSING Ml BT Bl Oil sei: ED DEC! Mil s 1 BE GR Wl JTURi LA GRANDE, Ore., Nov. 20 Ren-, dcring a positive declslnn tht n, Sunday closing law should he widen ' led to its utmost In scope, the grand! ' (or Colon county before ad-i Journnient framed a report wh.. Ii . CORClta way Its decision to encour- i,ge '"'"tent prosecution of an; rti Itt,lon "f the "'e' construction ill the Sunday closing law so long as that law remains on Ihe -tatme books of Oregon. Heretofore drug stores an. I hotel.. were not molested In the sale of ci gars. toUaccos and sweet meats hut this sweeping decision of tin Jury tmludcs everything that 1 with exception of drug.- In .1 store aM while hotels ate 11 .1 ulated as to articles sold It is ni sumed the Jury meant that and lodging shall be the only cles of commerce dealt In it; CONSTANT! TO DEFY ALLIES IN BALKAN AFFAIRS Greek Vessels Have Been Ordered to Leave French and lialian Ports Desprte Allied Order. GREECE MAY GET ULTIMATUM German Heporu ll.re That AJjic Hare Already Made Ian DemMd- fjnt This Kumor Is Not Confirmed Kitchener Is Ready for An In- terrlevi With Kba. LONDON Mow. ?n Th nM... ' diplomatic situation i rM. ! ag crUlca, Prtvate German advicea ; from Conenhaen a.u w. ed Earl Kitchener is expected to see Constantine today unless the queen has induced the latter to refuse an audience. Her efforts in this direc tion are expected to fall. MURDER MYSTERY IS UNEARTHED: BODY OF MAN FOUND IN TRUNK f PORTLAND POLICE ARE BAFFL ED BY DISCO YERA NO CLEW IS OBTAINED. PORTLAND, ore.. Nov. 20 A blood saturated lied In a rooming " k"f whoec bod) was found In a trunk in the W illamette river had been mm - jdercd. The discovery wa- made by lr. Anna Dc Doner, proprietress of j the house. Entering; the ground floor I front room she noticed the sheets and pillow slips were new. Pulling them hack slie was horrified to see the mattress soaked with blood. Mrs. De. WThlle the men occwried the room she heard mi noise out of the ordi nary. - The larger man made several trips to the basement yesterday mar. nine ostensibly to burn trash Yes. tcrday afternoon a trunk was taken away by an expressman. The large man helped to load it into tin wa- Eon- ,rs- " Corsey gathered from t'hn' r""rk" ,,uu 'he murdered D5"n hd ",rl m H0""" ,,r 2S vars. PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 20. An old trunk picked up In the Witamette rlv. er at the foot of Flanders street when l'" moore a rowboat The body was turned face down 1 ward in the trunk. The hat and coat and a few other effects had been ca ly laid on the tray of the trunk I'uggy tracks along the river bant leading to and from the scene fa -the only clew the authorities had to work on. When the body was taken from tlm trunk by the coroner It was discover ed the man had a deep c;ush oa hn head, expo-ing the brain Around his neck were welts at if from a c ud or rope. Italian Vessel is Reported to Have Escaped Sub in I Ofl l EMi.s nni 11 lt pamubngi MAY HAVI MET DISs IROI s FATE MADRID N'ov. 2D The ltal.an wirelessed it 1 auhmarlrc ac. nrdlng 1 I iiAinri , rn, 111,. wnii ii waa under pursuit by I'AIIIS. Nov. 20 Feara were e pruse.l here that the ltiluln liner Verona had been .submarined ,i,,t runit sunk 'n the Mediterranean The V . rona as laat heard from lite i'. driicl today She wlrelcMd ahe was '. sin 1- ing pursued by ,1 submarine 'Dm t pre-labia wal then off th mast ,,f Bjaaia meal-; She la a sister ahlp of the Ajavatai and normall. irrie. rroni ihr'- hundred to five hundi- 1 p j-nger.