East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 22, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING EDITION DAILY EVENING EDITION TO ADVERTISERS. The Rait Oregonian baa the largeat paid circulation of any paper lu Oregun, eaat of I'urtland and over twice the clrculatlou In rendleton uf auy other newspaper. orocast for Eastern Oregon ,r the I'nlted state Weather Oherrr at Portland. Itnln tonight an.i Tuesday ; warm er tonight, strong southerly winds COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER VOL. 27. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBEP d NO. 8659 . 5- SEARCH MADE OF GREEK SHIPS BY ALLIEHESSEIS Unotficial Reports Indicate That France and England are Enforc ing Blockade of Coast. OUTCOME IS STILL DOUBTFUL Posiiiou or t. recce llciiialns I uciiang rde No Official Announcement lias, Been Made or Hon Fur the Allies Will go In Trying W Force King to lake Derision. British War Council Goes to Paris WMIINoTOV Nov. 22. The re Infill USJieall of I he (ircek arm)' wlth1 Mall a million anglo-French troops, or an arrangement with lioiiinanla fur n loim (ireek'ltounianlan Imaslon of Bulgaria, arc QltCJOO'e terms for Join ing the allies, according o a HHW clOH to (he (.reek legation. This I sourtr said Greece will Is- forced to choose butsteeu the ulllcs anil teu-l (ore- within a few dass. PARIS, Nov. 22. The outcome of J the rrlala over Oreece la as doubtful hh ever. How far the allies have (OM or will go with the "commercial j n4 iconomicur blockade again! 'Irene haa not been made public of-; finally. The unofficial new that al . lied warships are searching Oreek i men hantmen was an unexpected! v.lopment today which wax taken. In mean that a literal and not a "pa-1 p. r" blockade had been established. Report! that Otieee had decided to i' main neutral were unconfirmed. These stories said that while the Beth refugee will be disarmed. Ihe : lllrs would not be Interned If they i fled acrOM the Creek borders, though: U v ..tili. be forced to quit the coun-' tfj such a SO UTM probably would, not meet with ullled approval for the1 removal oj allied forces fleeing from! Serbia WOUtd relieve the Herman need of having strong force In Serbia. How 'in re will net probably will be dl-. nited shortly, for a cabinet session was held yeaterday to discuss the , v In e Situation. In the meantime the' petition "f the Serb grow hourly J n or. tragic. Koovo I the cene of! g bl battle, while in the Monastlr re-j . i MOtlier conflict rage. ' Would Void (rromoni NEW VOHK. Nov. 2!. Rev. Hen ri Carr. the Mormon minister who married Al Davie mid Eugenia Kelly in Maryland will aeek to have the Ceremony pronounced void. He wrote Mr- Helen Kelly that Davl had mis- repreeeated himeif end hail ihu be come an ttnpootor. OF COUNTY 10 MEET ON TUESDAY EVENING I INK PKOUHAM ARRANGER AND PVBLIC iNVlTKl) TO at tenti nuns. Hi. meeting of the I'mulilla County Historical BOClety, to be held at the looms of Ihe 1'endleton Commercial Association Tuesday evening. Novem l.i r 13, will be open to the public free 'lln officer are eapecially inviting nil the old settler to be present. There ha been a notion In Ihe past that the society I an exclusive affair, bill such ha never been the ease. All are Welcome, whether member of Mi. organisation or not. Membership i- also without charge, and all Inter- . led iii ihe perpetuation of the early lift I Ihe county In It story are wel- to join. The books are always i m Mrs. John llalley Is the secre tarj and custodian Ot the record. Tile president l Supt. A. ' Hamilton of i In public i-ehools. Those interested nhnuid communicate with them. The following program ha been I n ured Hemlnlaeeneee. . . .Mr N. B. Despair. Weston ahd Viclnlly. Mr. W. H. Mayi III Times on Violin J. M. Aahworth Little Happenings" written by A. W. Nye and a letter from Mrs. ( 'lough, daughter of X. II. Meacham. read b Prof. A. C Hampton. Wheat liaising in Early Day W. M.i lllakeley and C, A. Harreti Music Mr. W. C. K. I'rultl and Mr. fJaaV at f H i S ig EL iLlt aaHa aj '"US FOR MAN SOUGH WARRANT ISSUED TEUTOho NOW IN IfeSSSL NEW ATTACKS AT T ! CONSTANTINOPLE DARDANELLES TO IN TRUNK CRIME TO HELP TURKEY ' - ---1 BE ALLIES PLAN VJKNNA Nov 22 Thf Portland Police are Confident That Berlin is Wild With Excitenent 3S I Italians are bringing up freh acl- George Bartholomew, Alias Ed ward' Hopkins, is Slayer. "ai uuoi Ul DdlRdll !ri,lg(.hea,l where a stuborn Campaign is Readied. MURDERED MAN IDENTIFIED VAN GUARD REACHES CITY Was Known in Albany and Salem ae John Jnml Hud liii-n Sen With, ompanlon for W hom the Polite! Are .Vow Seeking Two tlnne to' Portland Karl) Last Week. I PORTLAND, formal charge (ire., Nov. 22. A Of first degree mur- i der was today filed against George Bartholomew alias Bdward Hopklni engage in battering at the regis' - lance marks the Austrian struggle. I Several Italian onslaughts before Monte sibotino ootlapeed under the i Austrian fire. ZL'ltK'H. Switzerland. Nov. 22. t j With bayonets and even knives, a I- HHicied The, Traeli-l (ier; hsr.d-to-hand struggle for the poes- the Orient Hallway force Is Xotjf'"n f the Doberdo Plateau is being litrge one at Present inn More;f ugnt between Italian and Austrian Will Ite sent German funerals' tro0D Grenade attacks marked the Will I . ...1 i-nrldsh i ..r, . - ; beginning of the Italian onslaught. which now canters at the Qoritsi BERUN, .Nov. 22 Wibl emhnti- Bridgehead. Determined to capture the town, the Itillans are deluding the Austrian with shells Mam- of forces reported a!'th. Ipfpnji nr ,h. ritv have rniT-.- Tremendous Offensive Will be Launched Soon According 10 Dis patch From Constantinople. KITCHENER IN INITIATIVE Proposed Move Relieved to .be An, wcr to Soggeatloa that Campalga he Ahamloned Straggle Win be Continued in Effort to Force Strait Tonurd Turk Capital. asm greeted the the 'first German 22 Wild unofficial enthusi- i news cfi the alleged companion of the iiir. ' "nstantinople, the goal of the Bal-iblert umler- the terrific bor .whose body was found in a trunk In ( kan campaign It was believed here' ; the Willamette river on Friday. That they traveled over the Orient rail-i ROMJB, Nov 22. Leaving the Hanholomew Is the murderer was ! way and while probably they hail not ' 'renche full of dead, the Austrians .the fixed belief of the police wholyet arrived In vast numbers, it was'"ed before the Impetuous Italian at- have confirmed to their own satista- -, no secret that the General staff i, tans! tack in the Goritz region at Ostavia tlon that he spent a month with bis .to send many victim at Aiuany and Salem and thai 'the Turks under von they came to Portland together early ' last week. The police atlll adhere to the the ory the murdered man's name was John I-iniul. The warrant issued tor Bartholomew! arrest specifically c harges him with murdering Jonn ' I.innd The murdered man gave thej name of John I.innd in Albany anil i German officers to Mackenaen var office reported. The Italian aa was hailed as "important." Validity of Blue Law in Oregon is Before the Court this en There in his rea question whethir, name, i .MIN.VKAPoL.IS. is. Kite Hopkins Minn., Nov. 22. I said to be the i mother of Gei rge Bartholomew, j wanted iii Portland in connection With I the trunk mysterv said she know nothing of the case. Her son's name, I she explained, is Kilward. not George. ! She had not heard from him since he left Belmont. California, las; spring. lier son is a darner. UtGl MI NT- BJ3GVX PORTLAND FOR JUNCTION, TODAY IN IN- vr 500 Turks Lost When Transport Strikes a Mine RRITIMI sTKAMSHIPS ARE St'Br MARINER AND SFXK ( liKWS ARE SAVED. PdULAND. Ore.. Nov. 22. -The validity of Oregon's ancient Sunday iloslng law being argued In the federal court. Attorney Hume for the Bi unswh k-Balke-Collender com pany, which seeks a permanent in junction restraining 25 counties from OPENING OF CONGRESS TO BE "DEFENSE DAY" IN U.S. I enforcing the law . declared it ' filets with both national anrt state constitutions. Three judge: hearing the arguments because constitutionality of the law Is voiced. c on-1 (he, arei the! LONDON. Nov. 32. Nearly ail or board a Turkish transport carrying 50n soldiers in the Sea of Marmora perished, according to reports, when the vea-el was mined and sunk Ths British steamships Mergansbr and Hallamshire were submarined and sunk, hut the crew were saved The admiralty did nut announce where the sinking occurred EFFORTS ARE BEING HADE TO SECt'HE st I'll ORSER1 -( i: HER1 PORTLAND FOOTBALL TEAM PLAYS HERE THANKSGIVING M Top: Premier Asquitll. I li it loin : llai Id I Jo d-( .corgi'. Several members of the British war council, (he new body which has been placed In absolute eontrol of (he war. have gone to Paris to consult with the French cabinet. It Is be lieved thnpurpose of (he visit Is a eonelderatle action support i Serbia. I The war COUIteM Is headed by 1 ri -mler Asqullh. Other Liberal meni hers are Davl ', Lloyd-George, in'iiis (er of munitions, and Chancellor .Mr- Kenna. The lTniont( members are I ArthW J. Balfour, former I'ninnlst ptemler aral now ft rat lord of the ad mtralty in ihe coalition oabtnet, ami t BlHWI l aw. present UniOBlat lead er and now .secretary for Ihe colonies Top (o bottom : Arthur .1. Balfour A. Boner Lem Itegtnald HcKenaa. Boys Caught in Milk Wagon in Which They Hauled Away Loot Secured in Robberies . December 6th. the opening day of congress, has been named hj Ihe Defense Society as "Defense Day'' throughout the United States the most timely occasion for holding mass meetings and addressing letters and lelegrams to congress on behalf of letter national defense. Pres. Tall man of ihe Commercial association l as been asked (o give his aid In se. curing a local observance. In case (here Is an earlier meeting of congress (he opening day will then be chosen for "American Defense Day." In order to make the occasion an impressive one. the American Defense Societi has requested the cooperation 0 the boards of trade of the various cities, asking that they designate title ami day a a Flag Day over the city of Pendleton, on which day all citizens w ho are in favor of a grea(er national defense are urgently roquooted to show such belief by hanging out flags nt every house. At the same lime (he American De fense Society is daetr I bating a card appeal lo be signed by voters and sent ( their respective congressmen and senators. Urging action at the next si ssion of congress in favor of ade quate national defense. Cards may be had upon requesl at Ihe Nadonal Headquarters of the American De fense Society, :!'i3 Fifth Avenue. New York City. EVENT WILL HE FIRST OF I IS KIM) IX EIGHT YEARS IN HIS CITY. Serbians Crush Bulgarian Army Along Railroad 1 ENGAGEMENT SOITH of NISH ENEMY DEFEATED SAYS LEGATION. LONDON, Nov. 22 In a terrific attack with bombs, the Australian and i New Zealand fore.-, in the Dardanel les operations have gained fresh ground on the wen side or Gallipolt Peninsula. They ooenptrd the un derground works In tin- Aniac wine, killing many of the defenders. ROTTERDAM, Nov. 2?. a tre mendous offensive at th- Dardanelles will be undertaken by the alllea, ac cording to a Constantinople dlsptcn The move Is regarded as Kitchener's negative answer to suggestions that the Dardanelles struggle be aban- I d med. i BERLIN. Nov. 22 Forcing an en trance into the Lab river In the west ! central section of Serbia. n both ! sides of Roduyevo. the Germans are I In a position to strike direct at the I Serb center. 18 miles north, accord- lng to the war office BERLIN. Nov 22. The repulse of the rearguard actions In the I bar valley and the capture of 2000 prls- oner? were recounted in a war office ' statement French artillery Is artivn between the Meuse and the Moselle and likewise in the Champagne. The I advance against ttluxt cemetery wai l reported repulsed. PARIS. Nm. 22. Fire In a mili tary hospital in the annex to the city's largest department store near ly trapped 90 wounded soldiers Fire men and spec(ators made many hero ic rescues, finally carrying all lo safety. The hospital was still ablaze tonight. The extent of the damagt is unknown. For the first time in eight a Portland football team will play in Pendleton when on Thanksgiving day the Jefferson high school team of Portland will meet the doughty eleven of the local high school. The game will alart at 3 o'clock and local ClttaaUl should plan their lurke ordingly. reosj high learn is ihe n the Portland academic Is i-oached by Homer rmer I, of O. star end PARIS. Nov. 22. A crushing de feat of the Bulgarians at Leskovac. j south of Xish on the Nish-Salonika j stated ITS j railway la claimed bi the Serb lega-1 Hon. Ik-teiaps Want Loan. THE HAGt'E. Nov. 20 The Bel gian ministers of finance and Justice are about to go to New York In an endeavor to arrange a loan, it was llnitera The Ji RED CROSS FLAG NOT USED ON TRANSPORTS BY ENGLAND Hughes Name Withdrawn LINCOLN". Neb., Nov. 22. The sec retary of state withdrew the name of Justice Hughe a requested, from the state primary ballot for presidential nominee. fit runner league. Jamie- up It HI l M or GERMAN cm UtGE M IDE BY OFFIC1 CM THE ADMIRALTY IS well known in the city through his having played baseball on the lo cal team of the Western Tri-Staie league. Though (he local boys have noi had a good season, there is plen ty of fight left in them ard given a dry field, they feel that they can make a i reililable showing (he Portland team. LONDON. Nov 22 Replying to German charges that the English ar sending transports to the orient dls guished as hospital ships, an admir alty official said thes were absolute ly false. This British authority de clared England used hospital ships agataat according to the Hague and Genes I va conventions. GERMAN RESERVISTS ARE SAID TO PUN ATIAGX ON CANADA Russians Menace German Base G. W. Phelps. The Beginning of Cuv. Moody. Alfalfa liaising . Read by Judt Indian Agency sc i - .1,11 1 by ex- i In Mrs MOTH Singe . o. 11 Teel l,oWcll. L Behaeffel lallli Dais David Horn After stealing (he milk wagon of Beth Rtohardeon for ihree niecetalve nights and using l( (o huul away loot 1 secured In a half ilouen or more pettv j rohcrics, two small boys. Uoherl and "wen Wood aged 12 and 10, had their career of youthful crime cut 'short late Saturday night when (hey i were (ilcked up b Orncer Scheer. Thc were still in the wagon anil later confessed to a number of robberies. The elder boy is the one who re cently enlered the home of Mrs. Laura Blanchard on Calvin slreel. He failed lo profll from his previous ex p. rlence. Inducing his younger bro ther to Join him. he stole (he Blch arilRon milk wagon Friday evening. Mr. Blchardaon, whose home is near . the Wood home in the west end of the city, had missed many things be fore. On Friday evening he left hla horse and wagon (led al (he corner of Alta and Garden slreel. The boys, according (o (heir story drove It ae roea the Main street bridge, up RfV. etside drive and dumped the milk cans Into the Walters mlllrace When they were though with Ihe wagi B for (he nighl. (hey turned the horse loose and step! In a burn along (he river, end hi '....rse if (in city. He purposely lefl (he rig at Ihe same corner the following nighl and ngain l( was stolen but not while he was watching. This time the horse was (timed loose and wen; home. Iisl nighl Mr. Btehardeon tint the rig on (he same corner about ti o'clock and went to a picture show He did not think It would be stolen again before 7 o'clock but. when Ihe picture show was over, he went around and found the hois hud beaten him (here. He notified the officers and a search was made nil evening. Just before midnight Officer Scheer found (he hoi driving (he wagon down Court street and took them In charge. In the wagon a uuantlty of their plunder was found. Including candy, gum. cigars, soda-pop, a watch, re volver, buggy robe and other ardcles Chief Manning was summoned and he secured from the boys a full confes sion. The watch, a 17 Jewel Waltham and the revolver Ihei said (hex secured at the bit and spur shop back of Hiimleys. The gum, cigars, c.tinlv elc. came from (he Howard grocery store on Wesi Webb street which thei hud enlered throuttl a wmlovi during ihe evening. They admitted (Continued on page Eight Woman Killed in IcrMrnt. LOS ANOELW. N" 22. - Mrs. Henri J. Patily wife of a L.s Angeles 1 ubllsher, was killed and Tauly was seriously injure. 1 when their automo bile turned turtle on a steep grade near Snn Fernando. The Woman was crushed b (he full weigh! of (he car. NEWS SUNrMARYjl General. Issawh of Greek ships Is made by allied icsscls hkM'kadlng coast. Mile- will burl new attache against the Turks a( the Dardanelles. Warrant Kued for alleged slayer ol John UaHed al I 'on hi nil Van-guard of German- reported ar. died ai Constantinople, I ocal, snuill be robber- come In uriel nf(er throe nights. Historical Soololi bold- Net ft had (omorrovt. Tiiaiik-.gi lng ' ' .' i ranac with Portland school t retain. 5CA3 -qT "jLlna , SLlroaide slBJrXTSOt Tilt hsi; IN Tills COl'.VTRl REPORT. ED icm i WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 German reservisls in this country, according to the British embassy ure connected with a plan to attack Canada from Cleveland. Buffalo. Toledo. Detl and other great lake ports. Their ac tlvities have not been of such a na ture as t.. warrant a protest 'o state department. It was stated the Considerable V hc.it Has Been Sold Here ance of Gen. Kuzski's men on (he Dvlna from against the troops ..( Qen. von Hiinlenburg Is shown hue Milan. Indicated by a star is the Del man advance base lu this region ami Is largely supplied by the two tail. roads shown, one from Ubau and (hi ether from Wlmtaa. The furthee .! nice of the Russians (oward Itlga is (narked by (he heavy line- tf shaded territory (hey have '..si aatale i There has been eonetdei ' i of wheat In smal lots here I n. U j the result more wheal haa chaM i hands than is general! realised i i cal prices todui are quoted .t tram Portlajiil PORTION 1 1. Ore.. Nov. 21. ' (Special) Mail heels' Exchange pn I cea today, club, iz bid, 5 ask'il. I blueatem 55 1-2 bid, 9H asked I -" ( hUagii CHIC At to. Nov. 2.' (-i.ii.ah the close loday, Dec lie" t u, I II 0 ., UveeyMd UYXBPOuI Not, t, vtn. . Spot No I Manitoba 12a 4 I M NO 1 12a t l -2d: No. 2 hard win', i Id lU id v.. j Chicago, nasi i In American terms the hlghsl prUre now iiuoled In t.: -M . I 11. Hit per bushel.