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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL. 27.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1915.
NO. 8667
DAILY EVENING EDITION
a
-"L8S' vjSESif
3 MINISTERS IN
AUSTRIA OUT OF
CABINET PEACES!
Emperor Accepts Resignations Ac
cording to Vienna Advices!
Peace Talk Said to be Cause.
NO EXPLANATION OFFERED
MlltlxU-m of FiniKV. the IMWluri
ami flillll III Hum- yult Positions
DiffeniiivN Believed In HUM'
AHmii Itog-ardinir Carrying out of
Various, lduns for War.
AMSTERDAM. Deo. 1. -The Aus-:
triun emperor hu accepted the res
ignations iif the ministers of finance,
the interior ami commerce, accord
ing to Vienna advice.
The resignations, arc associated
With reporu that Auatrla la seeking,
aeparate peace.. It la believed the
ministers favored auch a step anl ,
were overruled Vienna offered no '
luluiiallon of the retirements
The minister of finance la suppos-1
ed to have quit because of hla 'n -
ability to raise money to continue .., me Children's llureau In Wsh
ihe Htruggle; while the minister ofjingtnn. Kver since ahe has held her
the Interior retired because he OOBld j plaoa, she haa lieeu at work mi thli
not orgnnlai- the aovernmental dlalrl- uliject. and Is recogniied as an au
liutlon or food and cope with ttMltborlt) "f the fnltel Watea
popular discontent over the food ait-; ,
iiatl n The minister of commerce!
presumably agreed with th . ther f nl Tpnni Chlh
two though these iuggeatloni are.ViUll 1 Cltitio Viuoo
in. hi surmla.
O.A.C. Swamped
in First Quarter
I'tillTI.ANl). tire.. Iht: I. (Spe
cial) TIm- mxire at tl- end of the
lirM iiuarter n siraiuse II, Ore-
BOM grii-ultiiral Cidlege 0.
rultTI.AND.
ial.l- The first half
--,.ri unchanged.
Dec. 1. (Spec
ended with lb
F.v-Envoi 1 1, .ol
NKW YORK, Nov 10. Paul FuV
ler, IT. one time confidential envo
of Wilson to Mexico. Is dead.
ENGLISH CLASS IN HI6H
SCHOOL TO HAVE MAGAZINE
Ms siail.lt WILL
i il VUG E STUDENTS
BE THE i niToiis
II I
TO
hie-h
The English VI class of Ihe
s, boi l uniler the supervision of Mi-,
Anita Slater, will In the near future
begin to Issue a cliiss magailne Con
tributions will be made by the mem
I am ..f Ihn i-Ium onlv The mnl:a-
Ine will be read only In claas and .
Miief 1
used for class exercise. The
purpose la to give the studenta prac
tical work In composition.
The class elected Is officers N
manage the paper some time ago
Thow elected were: Kditor, Wllbi.r
RasUar; first assistant. Chester Heed:
secoad asslslunt. Edith Richardson.
Hernia By bee, reported; Wesley Has
m ll. lllpatratOTj Angela Bowler and
ieafl Iteber were chosen to name the
ui..giixlne.
As most of the staff Is composed
of boyaj they are going to put nut the
in t edition, and the second will
ni.,:. il.lv be issued by the Rirls
llnr. will be several Issues put out
' fort the school year ends
Italian- l ose Heavily member ot the colored business
VIHNNA. ec 1. -The war office league of Ameriia
claimed the Italian losses In the, Itev. Niles would like to met I all
(annM region are appalling 'the members of hla race while In the
, , city, lie is a leader among colored
Oregon M'rmer SiilHlo. religionist:' of the country He savs
BANKS (ire. dec. I. 111. A Brad-
!,-. . inlddlc-aged farmel, hanr-d i
httn II nt his home near here
leaves I large family
He
I
BUENZ DENIES
OF HIS LI REGARDED
OF U. S. AS "SCRAPS OF PAPER"
,. V YOIIK. Dec. L- -Answering
the gincrninent accusation that llnm-
burR Atnerlcnn officials. In supplying!
.in, a, i raiders at sea. looked upon
i no m an laws as "scraps of paper."
Karl Burn., head of the emnpnnv
testified be had ordered scrupulous
(Trying to Save Babies
a. a 11 i w
MJm .lull" ( . latin-op
No person in the 1'nit
.1 states is
mine Interested In the rare of bable-i
ihan is Miss Julia Laiiirop. the chief
May Join to Form
Country Club Here
ItrXTION OK .CLVH HOI si
mon(, plAms now be
n(. disc i ssi h.
I-
Mpt the cloture rule, possibly disrupt -
Tha botnbl nation of ;he local tolfhB plana for th doUeerj ..f the pres-
, aim irniiis emus nun "nr ;
( lub fur the purpose of purchasing
and improving grounds and bulldlnK ,
land maintaining a ciuh nmise is a
matter now under dlacusotna b "al i
I golf and tennis enthusiasts
ter has not yet passed Ihe
I standpoint but nun come
. In the near future.
The suggestion made I"
of those Interested Is that
The mat -
discussion
to a head
a number,
a new or i
sanitation be formed und that the 4" ,
aero tract, now used by the golf club,
, r son ther suitable close-in tract ;
be purchased and fitted Up with links!
and Con cratd tennis courts and a club
house w here the members could keep
their playing clothes and equipment
ad take shower baths
One member ol the tennis club this
morning pointed out that the cluy
courts at Hound-up Park are not ft I
f"r I'l-o'os" during the winter months
I He was or tne opinion tnni me irnm
! club w ould entertain a proposal to In-;
i corporate with the golf club for aj
Inrger and better organization such
as other cities have. With a mem-
bershl)
at 75 or I0U. he wns Of the.
opinion that the undertaking would
be a success.
FAMOUS COLORED PREACHER
WILL HOLD MEETINGS HERE
I Rev,
I this m
ol the
He
his lei
W. Niles. Ba A.
urmorlj ol
this cltv
n his imir
Carolina, arrived
irnlng front Pasco
west.
s expecting to deliver one of
turns in this city, and would
like both races
to hear him Bar,
Niles Is a member of the colored na-
itional convention of the south, and a
then- arc cities betwi
here and
i hicg,
where the members of hi
race have net churches II
ling lo be In Ihe city four 0
is expect-I
fives days. I
observance of all American laws in
making the clearances. He denied he
I, ..I ..r,lrn,l hl hllta I., gllll .,)..
"We wauled our ships to go to n
stilted destination even if they were
emptied of their cargoes l warships
at lea, 1 he explained.
OFFICIALS
LAWS
John Montgomery Has Character
and Business Ability Making Him
Worthy as an Aspirant for Mayor
I!' for no other reason the people of Pendleton should vote
for John Montgomery for mayor because his general Qualifi
i
cations fit him for the office and assure he will fill the position
with credit.
1 wo things are indespensable
Mr. Montgomery has those
bnnof th,.s f. t ha t
w" "" s sWV.
(riti.-ixp Mr Mnnto-nrnorv Thov nHmif ho io u olaor. .-;l,e
- . . ... , , .
ctizen with a record that cannot be questioned with sincerity.!
It is important to have a man of that calibre as mayor during
the next two years. It costs something like $53,000 a year to
conduct local municipal affairs.
of character at the head of the
of this money? A private business firm or a private individual
having such expenses to meet would not think of intrusting the!
work to anyone not of unquestioned character and ability.:
Why should not the people of Pendleton apply the same rule!
with reference to the management of their public affairs. Will
it not be a business blunder if we take chances on bootlegger
ovivommunf an.) h,,of ;A it
"7 V Jlv l"ml j
If you have no other reason for doing so then vote for John!
monigomery Decause ne has the character and ability essential
j to the proper administration of the office of mayor; vote for
him because virtually every businessman and professional man
Iv, U .Mi. I t l.: ' , . ,, 7- T Z m ,7 I
in the city is for him and for the reason that people of a c ass -
es who know him unite in saying
that if elected will make good,
.
SENATE TIE-UP OVER
CLOTURE RULE SEEMS
TO BE UNAVOIDABLE
PKKJIDE.NT'8 PLAN TO KKI
M ESS AGE TVESDAY MAY
III DISRUPTED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. A tie-up
of the senate nver the proN,sal to ad-
Ktent s niessaae next Tuesday is
threatened. Democratic senat.irs met
Kan in ,.Hi.UB nnd endeavored to
v . it.l a deadlock on Mundav which
aotild affect Tiissalai'i eaaaion
Th(
election of Senator Clarke of
Ar
i kansa.-. chairman protein w as ami
riaated despite the opposition ot Sen
tutors Read and Stone, and some feel
inn that Clarke's position last
on the ship purchase bill w.i
in
"right." Senator i wen. head
special llinilllsalllll charireil
brinRinK in the cloture pt
opened the caucus fight for
rule
Explosion at
Dupont Plant
to be Probed
GOVERNMENT TO TAKE IP IN
VESTIGATION .NTI-AI.I.Y
PliOT Sl SPFATED.
WILMINGTON. Del.. Dec I. The;
, go eminent will Investigate the Du
Pont Powder Works explosion, The
I announcement leads to the belief ao
anti-ally plot is suspected. Tn, i small
I fires were extinguished at he plant
I today Only IJ of the :10 known dear!
have bean Identified.
Tn Found (inllli
PORTLAND, ore.. Dec. i. Bruce
Hi an villa and J. r. DonvtUe wota
found guilty in the federal Court on aj
chharge of robbing the Portland J
. oat office station on Pebruary 13,1
i hey fare a senteni-e of fS or more!
yaafi Imprisonment.
PltESIDt N I
CM MN(.
S.
s Nils
TOAST FOB.
F EXPOSITION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. I.
Mere is President Wilson's toasl
to the exposition, which will lie
given b) the entire nation at
noon next Saturday:
White House, Wahlngton. l
C. December 1. 1915
The Pan ma -Pacific Intern i-
tional exposition.
R 111, li In its conception
and successful a, conipllshment
gives striking evidence of the
j practical genius und artistic
s) taste of America
I Which In its interest and
unusual exhibits afforded Im-
prc.s-ive illustration of the devel-
opmeut of the arts or peace, a
and
Which In it- motive and a
objects nas eloquent of the
new objecta which la to unite
the cast and west and make all
the world partners In the rota a
moti enterprises of progress .,n.i
humanlt
a (Signed i WOODROw WILHON v
President Ot the PjiHed Rtatea
a
in a good mayor personal in
Qualities and all who know him!
Ki . 1-
UILII 111.- UOUOllCIItn mini 11 LO
x-j i mi v iiv n i vivan, ujjaijgiiv
Why not have a businessman
men who direct the expenditure
he is worthy of the office and
FLYER IS WRECKED
BY BROKEN RAIL; 1
KILLED AND 3 HURT
VII.W AI KKE AXD ST. PAl'I. MM
I TED MBBR ACCIOENl
NF.U sitih vni:.
SPOKANE. l.--The Milwau
kee and S. Paul Toumiian" lhnlt
ed was wreckeil by a bmken rail a
mile east of Freeman. Washington.
I takeman Otto Roberta of Spokane
was killed am!
fully Injured.
iiers pain
coaches, eping cars
j the nbservatl"
; Were derailed.
Cauiiihap- in ororo.
NEW YiiRK, Dee T Troop.
in
the Riirln nrf i'.. r, .., ni,.iM i
nn,jtbe Congo cook and devour their en.
,n,emies after battles, declared Dr. Lau -
with : iu, ... .k. B.U.. r ,
rent Lament of the Itelgian
When he arrived here.
Nothing, he declared, can
captured white officer.
I'.rudaml skiii to Explain
WASHINGTON, Dec 1. The Cnit
nl st.ites government directed to
England I reuiies! for explanation of.
th
Hriti.-h boarding and searching
the American steimer Zealaudla
Irogreso. Mexico, recently.
at
German Crown Prince
Prliiie Henr.
This photograph shows
picture of Crown Prince
Wllhelm of to t many It
the latest
Friedri.ii
a- taken
while be wa discussing battle Hue
Wys acjMlJasSsMsS
FORO ASKS m .
TO HELP Wf
PLAN FO: ACE
Obiect of Exnerlition to Fumnp
Cabled the Vatican at Rome-Plea
: . .. . . .
ik llnilA trt C'.- CU.jnkl. .
li mdUC tu 01U(J OlflUgllltl.
pfinPCRATinil In UnPCn CflD
U 0 "
ikdiigercnu, cannot Uttimt
Peace,
Says Ford. So Way Must Is- Owfasj
Ihroiigli Some Neutral Country I ln,'r" regulation of the food supplj
Ml the Nations at War Are Wish.;"1 price
lug it to Knd. He Says.
NCW TORK, Dec. 1. Pope Kene-
id'ct ha bee" uM "' Fori's i,eac
, ongress plans. !n a cablet-ram Ford
explained that from delegates aboard;
in- m,. h.. h.,, . i.
temationui peace congress at s.ime
n,,u,r1 capital. This congress tu
"T" f,,rm"e fl,"i,eir",8a,"i
and present them to the tielliBerents
i p ., , -. h. .h ,.,.i ,h, i
orld have waited for their govern
ments to act. and have waited for
ithem to bring Kuroiie out of its un- UfcLiM..VI IO.N OF BISI.NES.SMFN
, speakable agony and suffering, and CALL OX COI RT TO PRESENT
I prevent the destruction of Europe." i MATTER.
I the cablegram said. "Meanwhile
I millions of men on battlefields ar This afternoon at 3 o'clock ' esi
dead. Humanity owes it to the mil-t J- V Tallman of the Commercial
I lions more, who are led like cattle association headed a delegation of
to the shambles, to prevent their j
I slallKhter. i-.oi.- in- i-uuno cuuri lu hsk ioi i
If the Christianity of nur boasted county aid in building a good high-1
ClvtHtaUoa stands for the principles j w' betw een this city and Pilot Rock I
the ilreat Prince of Peace enuciated. j Junction.
this can Ik- accomplished. There is The terminal yards at the junction j
r-o nation that has not declared ltare nearing completion and the rail-j
does not w ant this war. We believe I road people are asking Pendleton I
' 'hum if . th-it !..... ii..' at citizens what thev are doina toward
heart ardently long for peace. But Providing for the new people this i
the belligerents cannot arrange It I will bring to Pendleton. In other
Neutrals must arrange the way. Forworda, it has been suggested that;
this undertaking most Hob- Father, I unless some means of eaay transpot-j
we befpeak vour good will and co-Hatlon between the city and the yards'
operation." lis provided then houses and stores;
AVERILL HARRIMAN VISITS
WORK AT NEW TERMINAL
Averil
rinuin. son of the late
I railroad wizard and who is himself
one of the vice-presidents of the Union
1 1ari'it' svstem. visited .the work
I ins done at the Pilot Kock junction
.01 -o . 1
'freight terminal this morning. Hisj
avc a l-rl :lte car was attached to No. fit Portland.
from Portland this morning and it PORTLAND, I ire . Dec 1. (Spec
I was cut out at the junction and pick-1 ial.l Merchants' Exchange pr'.cer
by No. 1. This gave the ; today, club. Jl bid. sj asked; hlue
wid man plenty of time j stem. 95 bid. 97 ai-ked.
ction of the work.
In I Texas city fuel briquets of
! much heating value are being made .
b a i-nifiiiiitiy which
Meets garbage
and Combines it with crude tar.
Talking to His Uncle
r'aarr insii-:,
e Henry, his
in the Cnlte
neo and wis
with
SSU .
erul
Socialists Cannot
Agree in Germany
Over Peace Terms
ONI .i:oi P FOR ENDING THE
IVAIt, OTHER i.KOI I' FOR
( ONTINUNi. IT.
UK It LIN. Dec 1. The socialists
it. ,1... I .. lk.lAn..l ilh
:"n and 'v'','k',, r'ce!U "f.th
sta nkeiy. party leader. n.,pe to et
I feet a fusion and present a solid
j front when the sessions are resumed.
I One group of the party is Insistent.
' ' ,h'
government shall state ac
terms of peace. The oppos-
ng gmup Deileve tnat sucn an an
nouncement would be a confesalon of
weakness. Moreover, there is a
T"1 oT the subject of the govern-
10 6EI HIGHWAY TO
NEW TERMINAL SITE
ouamesa men no weni
i will have to be built at the junction
I for the accommodation of the em-!
ployes and their families.
wheat Up Slightly
Today at Chicago
j CHICAGO, Dec. 1 (Special I At
be-!the close today. Dec. $1.08 1-5: May.
! tl. OS.
l.ivCTHXl,
LIVEKPOOL. Nov. 30. Wheat
Soot Mo
1 Manitoba lis. 10dS ISJ
M; No. 3. lis SI : No. 2 hard wintei.
I Is
N.
1 hard winter
, In American terms the highest
prices in Liverpool is I1.S3 per bush
el. HEN sTBh 2 lhws.
Pofl Plaii-d ln tlugg-y ami Fnrttottra
ReKaiaa After Krlrasw.
i.ni'ia.a, ta.. oec. L Twenty-1
two days without food or water anil
still living, is the remarkable record
I of it Plymouth Kock hen in Qaoi'a
ville, this county
"n the night of Oio .er 29 Mr
a i l Mri J. H. Stewart, of Marion
! Center attended the Wedtlins Ot their
son Chat night some oae put a hen
in the back of Mr. Stewart s bu-gy for
a joke and closed the f.ap.
Stewart drove home. p". the
sway and did not use it until !
.ater, when he accident iliy di
c.l the It- nrlsoned ebk-ken.
The fowl, although t educe:
skeleton regained rapid'y en
fed ar.d watered
Mr
gg
'
t., n
being
re, i ntly re two men high bj offi-
it. ,,ii ..id Ileal laaj stam-d. claj
LOCIS. Dec 1. The hcrlns: alleged to have been obtained
governno nt action to dissolve County Pro.s, , ntor t.n. her through 'h.,
nneetion between the Central court stenograph: s r. r,i ,, rport
outhern Pacific started The'bg to hav,- been taken Vhlis t.,, ' . -as
filed a: Salt Like in 1st 4 examined t. w ti-..
the
and
ind charged
mist law 1
Ihe outcome.
violation of the
anti
NEWS SUMMARY
t.eneral
inns- xu.-trlan ministers 1-1-sign
I from i-abin.t.
t entral .mmeis may attark Grrew
, 11 lancr agrex-s 10 oematMIs or t he ,1
lies
Wm4 afaaal his $mn plan ui los
Bem-dli1. li pin. foe ,.-. , ,
I. sal
s,.aleton pn-siri tot shtvpnteo
ooavaaaksa
I ' business MS ask mun foi
c"i road to Pilot Hook Jaaeakaa.
I'M".', made lo unite goir am
tennis clubs into imntri 1ub
CENTRAL ALLIES
MAY WAGE FIGHT
AGAINST GREECE
Germany and Austria Said to be Pre
pared to Declare War if Hellenic
Nation Yields to Demands.
OPPOSE SALONIKA AS BASE
Teatoair (ombine IKe Not Want
Fofckind ami I ran. ,- u (i EuMhtu
.reeve a- l-oini for (rD-mtiows la
the lialkans llesfirv Mate Thai
MnauMtr Is Taken.
LONDON, Dec 1 Uermany and
Austria wiu make .war on Greece
should she grant all the allies)' de
mands and allow Salonika to become
a permanent has" or operations, ac
cording to preea dispatches quoting
Athens newspapers
Honaetir Itejmrtnl Captured.
LOSTJOX. Dee. I.- -I'nronflrmed
Athena dispatches t"-. uf tk.e capture
of Monaatlr by the Kulgars Indica
tions pointed to an early surrender
of the city, hence the report ir
more or Use credit d
-ucnU.su
Soak.
1 The Sae
u submarln
COPE.NHAGEN. Dec
, djsn 5Ieam,r g,briaa
ed and sunk. The crew was rescued
and taken to Emden.
Asquith Urges the
Need of Thrift in
Goingon with War
Vshs XUADF. in FON LEADERS TO
use ixfli mmcm amon.
laboiu-:r
. LOS! Die: I -The need of
! thrift was Impenttvely urged upon
; trade union leaders by Premier Aa-
iu;th in a loraerence with cabinet
men to which he had taprtted them
The premiers s:ig-;est!on 'hat thev
urge the iaboters not to ask greater
wages during the war wa- greeted
w ith murmurs of di. sen;
"I believe the o.untry's shoulders
are broad enough to bear its tremen
dous burdens.'- sai l Asquith. - but tl
utmost thrift is needed."
While he admitted that foodstuffs
have soared 4'J (s i cent since the war
opened and ilotbing 3') per cent As
guith counselled the leaders to use
their influen. e against increase,!
demands
"Despite these things." he suggest
ed. "the workers are better aft now
than before the war.-
The premier ccnomy argument
was the se, end wihm 21 hours An
drew Bonar Law. addressing a
Andrew's day banquet last night de
clared that while England Is far from
bankruptcy, she cannot go on Indef
inltely at the saraaeni rate of exr-ea-
aturvs
Record Shows
Plan Was Made
to Kill Wilson
SECItETAKi Of W ;
MRKIU I.IvriD PIKI
TO m-: I SKI
M es
W s
CLEVELAND, Doc l A:, uteaibi
to end the lives of president WtaaM
Sad Secretar- Oa lson
fire on their clothes wai rroi i
Bitter
such 1
wood;
who 1
snore
I suance
Bitter
', "rlgln, 1
deied
hosri i, r, denied h
itateBaenl Hpat 1 1
of the department
investigating t,.,t
nut a warrant ch.irg
or a fraudulent tM
Killer admits he In
I "HottM fire" D
the illege.1 re. or-1
Washington
! The stem gr tphi
re .,,t
part as i,,,,ws
"Tw,, pjaa bitch 111
-ame to R ;,r,, plupunj th u .,
Uld fir.
' sprinkled l'n-.i.
Wilson
"No
would
"Whi
nd Secretary Garrison. '
oo." I ex. lain,. , )
, terrible -. tv, r do II
wasn't P , reposed to ma
the president"
"They aald shooting oni,i
an arrest With ii,u.i
shoot it from , rm ii
person's . .t h -s . ... i ,
minute, aoof tad tkiuld fire ,