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lore, as for r-(tTti Orrgfal tv the
I loii.l Mai. - Weather lllwror
at I ' ! I i l l
TO ADVERTISERS.
TlM RmI OfegoalSS bus the lHrgei paid
rirciilati.ni of any phjut In Oregon, rasl of
rorttsnd uud OTr twin tks rlrrulatlun In
rvndletofl of any oilier ncwspuper.
Tonlghi
anow.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL. 27.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1915.
NO. St54
AUSTRIA IS NOT
ANTICIPATING A
BREAK WITH U.S.
Dual Monarchy is Anxious to Have
Question ot Ancona Settled With
out Severing Relations.
FRIENDLY FEELING ASSURED
Count ii-zji gay Talk of Trouble Be
tween the Two Nation i i'8heet
Nonsense" tu-trta Nm Opposed
to American Demands Hut u the
Manner or Making TtMsnt,
(it tin tckerman.)
BERLIN. Dec. SI. There will be!
nu quarrel between Austria and Am-1
eerica if Washington keeps cool, j
Count Stephen Tiaza, Austria's
strongest man next to the emperor. '
made lhla statement to me upon ni !
visit to Budapest last Week.
"Sheer nonsense." Tlsza Bald, fol
lowing a lonfer.iue will the emper
or. "1 must confess, however, that
we are surprised b) the American
note Hut is it fur from our Intil.-;
tlon to quarrel."
He pointed out. however, lhat nat
ters do not depend upon Austria
alone. He counselled coolness al
Washington and said Austria Is con
sidering a successor to Dumha. Ladl-J
citing that apparently his govern
ment la nut contemplating the possi
bility i.f diplomatic breuk
The fact that Austria Is nut ex
pecting a breach was emphasized by
Ambassador Pen field. He stated thai
twice on the day the Austrian Hold
was dispatched, Foreign Minister BU
riau asked America to use Its good
will to obtain concessions In belliger
ent countries for Austria. Consul
General Coffin at lludupest said his
cordiality with the Hungarian minis
ter! was uninterrupted lie believes
Austria dde not want a break and
will not permit one. Persona outsldo
officialdom Intimated thai Austria
realty Is not opposed to the Ameri
can demands but to Washington's
manner.
Henry Ford is III
Aboard Ship; Plans
of Party Held Up
VESSEL WTLli REMAIN IN cilltl
11ANA I Mil, LEADER
II s tUOCOVEREU.
CHHISTIAMA, Dec. 21 . Henrv
l'ord Is III in bed and his condition
may develop into a serloua nature
Cnlil his recovery the party will re
main at Christian! Sentiment
here has veered in nls favor. News
papers Called him an admirable per-
aoaaltty. it was learned that spits
had been sent by belligerents to as
certain if an ulterior motive prompt
ed Ford In Ills peace mission.
Governor Morrison ilo
BOMB, Dec 21. Ex-Governor J.
T. Morrison of IdAhO, died sidden!
from heart trouble.
Paved Road to Pilot Rock
Junction Will be Built in the
Near Future; Plan Feasible
llarring events not now foreseen it
may be. set down as a certainty that
a paved road will be constructed In
the mar future between Pendleton
and Pilot Rock Junction. The prop
oaltion is feasible, there will be limn
ej available and the county court Is
committed to the enterprise,
These lads have been known to .1
reasonable certainty for sever.. 1
weeks past and the sltuutlon wa
made clear today when a party ol
local businessmen accompanied Judc.o
Marsh and Commissioner Cockbur 1
mid Surveyor Bradley over the route,
of the proposed road They were
shown Ihe difficulties In the way and
the manner In which It Ih proposed
to meet them. The members of the
party expressed general approMil of
tho plan and assured the officials tha!
the community would stand back of
them If they undertake tho work
Under the survey made by Mr.
Bradley n road may be constructed
with a maximum grade of five per
, . nt. It will be necessary to go over
the first hill west of the stute hos
pital but the grade will he rcducod.
At the second hill the road Will lead
along Ihe bluff beside the railroad
track. At the Daniels place the road
will Follow a new route over the hill
to the Junction. This will be one ol
the difficult pieces of work but It
Umapine is Name
of Incorporated
Town of Vincent
Nl.u POriTOFFtCE TAKEx NAME
of r'AMOl s OLD IND1 N
cillldTTAN.
Tin- mystery of the new Umatiih
county posotflot of (Tmaplna him
been solved. Umapine i tin. new
ii u i- i f the recently Incorporated
town Of Vincent In the Hudson Kiv
courtrv,
Havui't reached the estate of town
hood and desiring a pott office, Vin
cent s?nt in it application. How
evef, ih. poatal authorities discover
ed thai then- is already one town at
Vlncant in the state of Oregon and
requested the citizens to select a new
name preferably one of historical aig
niflcanoe, Omabine was the nam"
leleclod, after th
famous Umatilla
Instrumental In
k war to an end
hi from an attack
Indian who was
bringing the Rani1
and saving Pcnillc'
In 1878.
The Umapine in iiuestlon was the
father of the present Chief Uma
pine, who Is known to almost everj
one In Pendleton. The elder Uma
pine was a sub-chief and had been
more or less frlenoly with the war
ring liannoi ks However, in order
to get himself in favor with the
white, he volunteered to Cupt.nn
Miles, who was stationed with troops
on the Umatilla reservation, to de
liver Chief Egan, head of the Ban
nocks, to the whites. He naked
Miles to bring soldiers to a certah
point to rapture Egan. Miles, fear
ing treachery, refused, whereupon
Umapine planned to deliver the chiel
of the warriors to the whites.
He sent for Chief Homll of the
I'mutlllaa who appeared at Egan .-
tump with a number of other Indiana
under the gulae of friends. They
succeeded in trapping Egan. bound
him to a horse and were on their
way to Miles' post when Egan. re
leasing one hand, seized a knife and
wag about to do some execution when
Klve Crows, one of Homll's band
hot him The body of the dead
chief was decapitated and. with the
moony nean mouniea on a poie. u.o
I matlllas rude to me agency ano oi
fer.vi the head to Cai.taln Miles as
I an BYldeni of their good faith While
i recognizing their good faith the can
i tain refused the token This Incl
' dent brought an end to the war.
There has been some dispute as to
who actually killed Kgan, but, ac
cording t" Major Moorhouse. who has
looked the matter up thoroughly.
Five Crows was the
chief credit for the
chief has always heei
pine.
man Howiv
capture of till
i given to I'lnn-
i Angcio cold Deadly,
liS AMiKLBS, Dec. 21. Daniel
Webber, 71, was picked up unc n-
clooi a victim of the early morning
"ld In re
The aged man wns hufrled to the
receiving hospital, where he was re-1
vlved. The police say Webber Is tho
fin
Id In i.os Angeles 111
li.inm.ooo Recruits Secured,
LONDON, Dec. 21. It seems to be
generally taken for gran tad that, dur-j
lug the seven weeks the recruiting;
plan of the Earl of Derby was in op-j
.ration an aggregate of 2,000,000'
men enlisted, of whom over 1,000,-j
Ouo made direct enlistments lor im-i
mediate service.
Flatter a woman's
;in Safely criticise lii
taate, then
r oplnioni
Is necessary since the railroad yards
preclude the use of the bottom land.
At the Daniels place u new road
will lead north, connecting with the
road to Echo, thUB making a great
Improvement in that highway.
The request that the road be built
was formally made of Ihe court in
November when a delegation of 25
prominent business men. farmers and
taxpayers net with Messrs, Harsh
and Cockburn al the court house. U
that time It was Indicated by the
court that the road might be bull
through Ude Of Ihe road money to be
collected In this district this year It
is eetimsted the sum of 120,000 win
in realized here and it Is compulsory
to spend ill least TO per cent within
the district Tnrough use of this
money and thr.tugh the cooperation
of the state because of the state
hospital It Is believed the road can
be constructed. If the entire rou I
cannot he compl.led at once nt least
the grading can all be done and a
pofth i of the road pnved.
Thoel making the trip over the
route this morning were Jungs
Marsh, Commissioner Cockburn,
County Surveyor Bradley. R f.
Tromblsy, W. ll Wlthee, Leon Co
hen, G. M. Rice. J. F Robinson. J.
V Tnllmnn, W. E. Brock and repre
sentatives of Ihe press
Bulgarian Saldiers
-
CALLED BY DEATH AT
SON-IN-LAW'S HOME
- "IN. "
M DAVIS PASSMAWAl il l-
BR LONG IILNEeS BUF
FERED ATTACK GRIP.
1 M.
Liavls. a nionr ,f I'no.ti'.l.i
countr, die, , ,ht. homc ut m8 s,,n.
: in-law,
, slreet.
W. G. Lynn, 42T Weldlef
if old age. superinduced by
an attack of the grip, at S:45 last
nint, says the
Poitland Journal Mi
Uavla is iiirvlved by two sons and
lour daughtem
Davis, an empl
N. Co.. In this
Brownlnf, Mo.,
thU city; Mrs
Mead. Wash a
They are: C, A.
ne of the li.-W. R at
i it v , W. E. Davis ol
Mrs. v. Q, Lynn 'of
D X. McDonald or
nd Mrs. J M Ken
and Mrs. Erwin King oi Helix, Or.
Mrs. I. M. Davis died last August.
The body of Mr. Davis will be at
the Chamber undertaking pauors.
KlUlnia worth avenue and Kcrby
street, today and will be sent to
Helix, (ire, this evening for burial.
1. M. DavUj was born in Clark
county. Indiana, in 1S33. and moved
to Missouri in 16S. He emigrated
to Umatilla county In lsst and farm-
led 14 miles north
of Pendleton ur.-
he retired in 1!2. since when he
na, Itvesd in Milton, Ore . and Wall 1
Walla, Wash,
American Reply to
Austrian Note to
be Announced Soon
STATE DEPARTMENT HAS IN
IX) RM M ION 12 AMEKIC
on Tin: am on .
, WASHINGTON,
tary Ionising annov
I erlcan reply to the
need that the
Austrian note
Mr.
will lie made public on Wednesday. The
note reaches Vienna tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. -The I
state department announced that 12
Americans were known to be aboard
the Ancona when ltwai torpedoed.
Three are known to nave arrived!
Deputies Hunt Bandit.
I HL MONTH. Cel., Dec. 21. Depu
ties' hunted in the sand wash near'
here for a bandit who fled there aft
er fighting a pistol duel with offlceri
In the streets of this city. Another
man, alleged lo have been the pal of
j the fugitive in an attempted robbery,
I was aerlousll wounded during thiij
battle, lie was Identified as J. Man-j
) uel. said to hVe served a prison sen
j tence for burglary in Northern Cal
ifornia. CTulsOra Not sunk
LONDON. Dec. 21 The govein-
! ment press bureau offtclaly denied
reports published by the Vosalscho
I Zeltuni oi Berlin that two British
1 auxiliary cruisers had been sunk 0J
I mines In the vicinity of UltyltM,
UNIDENTIFIED lloilltl.K
NHOT BY OPERATOR
roltTI.A.N". Ore , Dec II.
An unidentified robber was shot
anil probably fatally. In a re
volver duel with I. D. Stewart,
night operator at the Multno
mah station, after an attempt
to rob the till. The man was
taken to a Portland hospital.
Inspecting a Bombarded
WOMAN KILLED IN
FEUD OVER LAND IN
KLAMATH DISTRICT
, confessed slavik is HELD
FOhhomna pitched fight
WITH GUNS,
KLAMATH FALL-. Ore.. Dec. 21
t 'ne woman la dead ;.nd another "ia in
,;:ll as the outcome of a feud of long
standing over the mi.ership of a
I ' 'OS of propert occupied by con
tending claimants which biased out
j Into a pitched t vtle with rifles, shot-i-
.ns and pistol J beVveen two famil-
j les at Dodd Hollow, about 25 miles
I southeast of this city, yesterday
morning.
On one side Mrs Alma Kuehne Is
dead. On the other. Guy Hunter is at
me HiacKburn hospital here with
bullet wound through his arm
Hun-1,
ter s wife. A. Ernest
Andrew Kuehne. son
woman, are held here pending inves
tigation. Mikl utiles IVikI.
According to the story told here,
the trouble originated over a small
tract of land, the ownership of which;
is claimed by both Lawrence and!
Mrs. Kuehne The affray is said to
be the aftermath of Lawrence's trial,
on arson charges. In which the jury
disagrei d
There a
houses on the
nis-
. - ...... ...... una, ii-
a large one, occupied moualy adopted. The proposal i to
nd the Hunter family, I distribute membership bvoks to tha
one, into which the. various secretaries of the clubs affil
last week while Law- iated with the leaetie to h. ni
ib
small
es moved
was on trial
The Hunters al-
the Kuchiies cut off
tne water
supply of the big house, necessitating
Water being hauled from a distance
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES IN
CITY GATHERING BUNDLES
cumnxG ni food will be
DONATED Ni l Its FAMILIES
in 1111: cnv.
ndle Day" in Pendle
isociated Charities is
ton and th
busy plokln
and food p
response to
poor. The
is not stiff i
king up bundles of clothing
prepared by the citizens In
to a request for aid for the
le response while generous,
ffldenl to met tlie demands
members of the organized
and the
charitable society are hopeful that
they will receive more Contributions
of Clean Clothing and staple articles
Of food. Anyone having such to give,
should call Mrs. E. C. Anibal by tele
phone and th, bundles will be sent
tor. various transfer nu n having do
nated their services in collecting the
packages.
The street trees of Paris number
8,0S0, 26. ana being palms, II, 1
Chestnuts and 14.000 elms.
NEWS SUMMARY
General.
luattia does not anticipate u break
with Ihe United States ner the An
cona malice
Fagtand wants a million more men
for tne war.
I
ttKtt,
Umapine 1- new name of Vincent,
I'. T. .V, T. tX. takes OVOS F-l In-
d.-IM-ndint line.
I Ian for hard surface rua.l 10
junoUna 1- Mothes,
Tmlny Is Handle Da
MotUm piiun news, Page 5.
House in Monastir
'j
LOCAL MAN CHOSEN
: VICE-PRESIDENT OF
SPORTSMEN LEAGUE
I.
M V X. HATLOCK n re.
EIJXTBD To POSITION IT ' i
portlan-d,
Wesev x Ma7m" of pend
P.esldent of the Fmailla Countv Fish
and Game Association, was yesterdav
re-elected as first vtce president of
he ( regon Sportsmen's League at
the close of the annual convention in
Portland. H. B. Van Duzer of Port-!
and was chosen to succeed himself!
s president. Dr. J. G. Glll of uu I
Oh was elected second vice presi-;
MM and 8. C. Bartrum of Koseburgi
was retained as secretary-treasurer i
T, ,
convention ti. j .. .
stand for a,. , " aet'aed;;ie Tooze. ftvdent manager, is In the
I'.ocecuon or game and',.,,.. tnAl,.. H i. ..nn, mi ....
.awrence agJ',, ' l"ans tH Kwent a repe-
of the dead; uf ,he demoralizing fight made
o. .,ie legislature at the last session.
Through our individual clubs we
intend to bring about the defeat of
any candidate that mav see fit to
oppose what we think is right" de
ured President Van Duzer.
In speaking of the last day of the
I Convention, the Oregonlan Ikli mnr..L.d fr.., ki. k...k.. k.
: - w...
'"B says ,n part:
Walter F. Backus of Pr,i , ..
..vou.vu a oiiui ior l.lllnv MMtkM.
snips in t ie clnh ihnt .
at hunters' Uosiua h,.,.,,.,.,...
, .... , I,,
this way it is thnuehi to r.o.a, ,o ...
the sportsmen of which it la eetinutt-
e.i mere are 60.000 m Oregon, rho
treasury held JsS.54. according to the
After the business meeting, thu!
treasurer's report.
Banquet is f pish and
Members gathered 1
at the Commercial Club 1
their annual banquet.
Venison.
I last night
11b building for
:. Bteelheada.
and Alaskan
place of honor
the anglers delight,
reindeer meat had a
011 the menu
The executive committee
coming year will be comp
W Humphreys. Portland;
Goff, Forest Grove; M. 11
Corvallis; J. w. Bennett. 3
1. liutler. Hood River; H
Canyon City; Robert
Klamath Falls.
for the
ed Of I.
W. w
arahfleld,
A. Kuht,
Robinson
P. T, AND T. CO. PURCHASES
II. DEPENDENT LINE AT ECHO
XEWL1 t Ot nil l 1 IM n 1
TAKEN ot ER FIRST or
THE I VI!.
Ill
Through a deal JUS completed, the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co-
hits purchased outright the in i. laid-
cut telephone out of F..h... The re- .
port of the transaction is in generally
circulation today but no official ar..
nouneemeni has been made it 1.- tin-
dentood the p. t T. Co. win take
over the newly acquln
first of the year
) party me
The Beho line Serves the towns f
F.cho, Stanfield and llennlston. sur
rounding territory and the Butter
,-r,.,.k country besides h.iv .1 : I
line
Into Heppner
president of I
puny and Asa
treasurer ir
land is on,- of
R. N. Stanfield is
N. Stanfield Is
Independent Com-
homson tscrstar .
J. Smith of Port
icavy stockholder-
in the company.
il for two
A candle burning
days releases energy equal
horsepower.
E
MEN WANTED FOR
J y
Sx
to '
Troops ;
I
Premier Asquith Introo.
Increase the Number
Now in the Field.
TOTAL WILL BE 4 MILLION
British Now Haie Million anil
Ouarter Active TrooN at iIk- Vsri -
ous Front Others In Tralnliir'
Will He Able lo Take ned Soon-
Icrb', Plan mum
A MILLION Ml
FlIMO,
LONDON, Dec. 21 Premier As- PETROGRAD. Dec. 21. On ac
quith seeks to call a million mor j count of "ill-health," General Ross
men to the English standards. H : ky has been relieved of his command
introduced a bill bringing the total' of the defense on the Riga and
. umber of troops to four million. He
explained that Kitchener had cou.,'
.-elled the withdrawal at tha Dar
danelles and that the troops had suf
ered only slight losses. Asquith sai I
Derby'a plan had succeeded and coi.-
:-.ription was not necessaiy. Dirk- claim Victory.
A million and a quarter of Britons BERLIN', Dec. 21. The Constant!
.re now fighting. Asquith said. Itlr.cple war office claimed a great vie
to augment them oe
heavy toll in dead ar.il
cause
wound
LONDON". Dec. 21 Asquith an
I uounced that Sir William Robertson
j chief of siaff In France, had been
' recalled. He becomes chief of the
j Imperial staff, succeeding Murrey.
a ho goes
mand "
an "important com-
ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR
6LEE CLUB HERE TUESDAY
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ROYS
WIJJ. BE HERE AT OREGON
NEXT WEEK.
Heralding the coming of the Un'
versity o Oregon Glee Club, which
is booked l' the Oregon theater lor
c.-uiuS. uramu is. l,c-.
city today. He i.- arranging all de
tails for rhe appearance of the col
lege songsters and will go on to La
Grande ir ihe morning.
Young looze Is the twin brother
of Lamar Tooze, who is one of the
fifteen university students chosen
from the United States to accom-
trio' to Porno. H. h. ,llvi.'.n
: n.i.,v t'..i,l .. V,l f.,M.,lo . n.
ni'iu 1 1 "in Jll- oioiiKI 9I4.C lir
; reacheJ ,h, otner sjde of the AUan.
! tic Th. on. ,.tn la an ,.,,., n,.,,ii.
1 net or the oth.r in annirin, a
and
Ires
reel
and their
distinguish
closest iriends can
one from the other. I
prominent In student ac
university.
The university Glee t
i n.,mn.,.,t nt tmiv.itr ...
and is one of the best' balanced
sationi sent out from
ol. according to young
the
big
Several HilPM In Explosion.
RICH Hll.L. Mo. Dec 20. Se
al men were reported to have !
killed at the DttVal ranch w hen
namite exploded as it was being
pared to blast stumps.
DUDLEY CLARK, FOOTBALL
STAR, JOINS THE MOVIES
4
e
PORTLAND, ore., Dei
Dudley Clark, football 1
University oi Oregon am
nontah Club in tr-e days
w her,
e
e
an action camera was not
common and In despensible
the gi aiiron as a sponge
water bucket, may yet be
mortaiised on the screen,
the -silent drama" has cili
l' 'in. He is an embryonic 1
ie star. Not yet a param
position in the "vision"
him. but he has gained ai
for
1 ess
to the charmed . ircies. and the
first obstacle has been over
come. Clark played his last football
game wnh the Multnomah Ciut
ip San FTanci.-co against the
Olympic Club a few weeks ago
incidentally. Dudley has become
a professional, and almost ' gut
ihe entire team in bad with tha
amateur officials Instead oi
returning with the gridiron
stars he went on down south to
l.os Angeles, and Is now con
nected with the Lasky coaapaa)
According to I-en Powers, the
era man with the Rehan-M..-Jestic
Motion Picture Company,
I
GENERAL RUSSKY
1 IS TAKEN F
.0
v Mil
Petrograd Office Announces "III
Health" as Reason- Headed the
Galician Forces Against Germans.
STILL MEMBER WAR COUNCIL
: Turk claim Victor rjvOr Brttleil ,,t
j E.aiiwtion of i. itllpoll taWBha
-Said to lire on I nirh kWl lllimil
Hulgar and Greek OtntpOSU m
Clash, Iteponil.
nounced. He remains a member ot
the war council. Russky commar.oel
the Russian forces when the Ger
mans captured Lemberg.
tory in the battle when the British
were withdrawn frm Gallipoll. Thu
c.emy aa defeated at Anafarta end
Ariburnu. The British counter at
lilfji at Sedduliahr waa repulsed
Greeks Fire on PleaoV
BERLIN', Dec. 21 Greeks at Fo.-t
Karaburna fired on a French detach
ment, which failed to heed the com
mand to halt, according to dls
patches. The French are reported
to have fled. The Greeks hold the
;'ort despite the French request to
deliver it to the allies.
Greek-Bulgar Clash. .
LONDON. Dec. Jl Athens dis
patches reported s clash betweea
'Sulfa rs and Greeks In Albania. It
was said the Greeks f plaeed them
selves between the Bulgar-alllea lines
at Doiram.
Varna Is llomlwrtled.
LONDON. Dec. 21. Rsslan war
ships, escorting is laden transports.
bomban'ed arn., a Bulgarian port
on the I iack sea. j esterday. according
to an Athens report.
Greece Refuses to
Interfere With the
Allies in Saloniki
I
I .... .......
AM) EN'trLAN'D I I.OH-
ED To GO AHEAD Mini
FORTlFICAl ion-
PARIS. Dec 20 Greece has re
fused to Interfere with the allies' for
tifications in Saloniki. according to
an Athens dispatch Many Greek,
are leaving Saloniki. expecting an Im
mediate attack against the city.
ATHENS, Dec
party supporting
policy was retu
large majority it
The Venizelos w
ed from voting
election was ill
. 20. The GounarW
the king's neutrality
,-ned to power b 1
1 yesterday's election
ar partyites refrain-
on the ground
gal.
th-t
Court Too told for Work.
NEW Y'iRK. Dee. 2 1 Declaring
the room in which be w as ttpei Lsd
lo hold court was too cold and too
poorly ventilated for use Judge M 1-
1
tropose to take any
the jurors getting pneu
any one becoming ill be
cause of the condition of this room "
he said "I lay the blame Tor ti -i
on the s'nking tUM I !! Ull III IUH
They were rsoussteej a year ago t"
provide another courtroom.
It is said two Jurors contrs !
antral on.'
ATHENS
Bulgaria 11;
zone of (ot
both sides
avoid all n
twe.-n adva
and HuU.ir
Wheat Prit us Advaiu e
in Portland Market
CHICAGO,
be 122-124.
21 (Spa.
123 t-1 1 1
tin 11. 1
re, lie,
I; Blusstei
POR1
ill 1
With an annual rainfall sa
'Da Inches Mouthym A mam
W'jrld'a wettest region.
dn.g
ROM
COMMAND