East Oregonian : E.O., February 01, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL 27.
DAILY EVENING EDITION
rl Ml fur EMM Oregon hjr the
lulled stale- Weather observer
t Portland
Tonight rain or snow. Ml
Wednesday rain r mow
cold;
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPBR
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, '
NO. 8720
Storm King's Ravages Cause Stockmen Loss and Worry
All RECORDS OF PHILLIPS
SNOWFALLS HAVE
BEEN SHATTERED
Young Man Shot During Quarrel at
Booming House Passes Away at
Hospital at 2 o'clock tttis Afternoon
DIESjSTEAMER APPAM,
BtLltVtL) LUI, lb
lust
Wi'MilHl 4 . IMilllli. tlit young mail
uluil ilnrinir I lit' iti'lritv in the l':iln .
Thirty-Four and 3 Quarter Inches Iroomint bom wiy sontoi mom
Have Fallen During January Ac lVtL I
cording to Official Measurements ji mwawiw vimn cmHed Mm to
. live Ms long us lie (Hit us he hud ulnns-l 1
bM to fifth from tin- s'uml ur-!
rill TftniV DDIIIPC TfiTil IID ! ,r"- ntedicnj attention readied
I ALL I UUAf DnlnDu IUIAL III Um Alld) jrentcrdaj It w thought
that lie .1.- dying but I" tiling to '
I life tiimugiiniit the night mui morn I
Mm 1V1 of the Vcar 45 Inch j Ing. Cnngreno set in 00 the wound
Have Fallen In IVimUVumi More'cd log Hi's morning anil no hope " ;
bow TOTinoraturos Alao During j Ih-IiI out for his recover,
January Than for Many Jiiuuaricti
l-ust lUlnftB Alsrtc tlu Normal
IN U. S. PORT WITH
A GERMAIN CREW
African Liner Listed as Sunk in Storm Had
Been Cruising Seas as Raider After Having
Been Captured by the Teutons- Appam Re
ported to Have Sunk Two Vessels Enroutei
to America.
SUMMARY
i 700 ewes reported
near Condon.
Reports of stock losses
west of Heppner.
i St. Andrews Mission los
ing cattle.
Government feeding 100
I head Indian cattle at Cay
juse. 10 head Indian cattle per
ish on McKay.
Feed becoming scarce,
prices advancing.
Winter lambing starts at
Arlington Feb. 10.
Danger of losses later in
Iseason.
DFPflDTFn 7lin MPAhl OF WFP
llLIUluLU UU IIUlU ui umlli
PERISHED NEAR CONDON: CATTLE
: DYING AT ST. ANDREWS MISSION
aii January now fall einoe reconi
NORFOLK. Feb. 1. In charge of a German prize crew
This n.omii.K. with th.- knowie(ig I African liner, Appam, previously reported lost in a heavy storm,
ZnUut anchor in Hampton Roads this morning. Immigration;
which he m wounded, it did mit anu customs oniciais Doartieu ine iinei . aome tjas,&ciiKci w cic ;
thelWheat Still Quiet
Portland Prices Low
Feed Shortage with Advancing Prices
Results From the Unprecedented
Weather Umatilla County Men
Generally Safe for Several Weeks
to Come.
ave been kept have been shattered , d:fft.r notarially frni that which he found sick and all were excited over the strange adventures.
Passengers declared that German armed merchantmen at-
the month
re more low
for niHn
uv the heavy storms ot
Just cloned und there w
lemnerutureB, too, tnan
Januarys past
During the mont h ending yester
day there wus u totnt of 34 1-2 inch
es of anow precipitation In Pendleton
according to official measurements.
,,,i inc r, o'clock last evening theft
haa been about nine Inches more, thin I 1
fall being In addition o the 34 1
Thus sime the lirsi oi me i mem.
A
if snow
made yesterday nave lhat he stated
that Whiter ""on;. ; Itaeked the Aopam on January 15 off the Canary Islands
,.,.- a. Kill,, .or I" . - " i , I n..., Pe., ,.-ow rv.lt uh.
his throat Then it was. he prize crew 111 cuiiiinaiiu ui uicutciioia w' ""6 " p ;
oard and then the raiders disappeared.
Shots across the bows first stopped the Appam. The liner j
resisted, believing that pirates were attacking her, but the two)
guns aboard proved unequal to the task. Both steamers low-;
ered boats and a German prize crew began boarding the Ap-
pam. Bloody fighting occurred on the decks. Several werei
the dying man was made to his ! injured two dving later. Commander Harrison then surren-
crew then headed the Appam tor Am-
Hie.
i
Fell
11.
-(s
; Jul
clal. i
r ii-
agulnst
said thai be grappled with the man
and during the scuffle the gun was
discharged.
The mother und brothel of the
uiik man have neen m cnnsiam
Utlelldalice upon ll i 111 since BUMwJ
.. .he. evening. The lasl statement man
loitland.
.TLA.N1), Feb. 1. (Spei
7, 11.03; blueatem $1.08.
11.10.
hv
.1. J
Inekanc with
last
dered and the prize
erica
t.uu iLnrli AS Inch
Pendleton whon 1 i
Manv I'elldletoll people linve been'"""' '
comparing the praa.nl mom with m"M ' j ... th g,. captured the Appam they liberated a
,n,H of January four years ago. 1 Mr Jones who ""-I " , - nriilone caotlired in west Africa and who
II..IV..V. I- n le, nit s II"U mai mui - Mines lion in-iniei lie ii., .-.-..i. . ..... uw.-w . , -
Ina January I1S. mere was a tollps were ucnuainted in l'endleton on vrerC enroute to London
ml of onlv 14 Inches. In Ulo theie.then arrlV
was nine, In 1!U1 two. In 1M3 eigln .Maiien He slates thai Marren hud
and In Juiiuai 1V14 anu 191J only ujlnvlled him up to his room several
-- - - . 111,,... Mr. Jones did not see fcjfl
" . ' I . .1 . n ! t--.
'"ui inner hae is-en compartnr fi end after :3a utunJai ei. uina, o er lo aenussi reoeih.
th' nrescm winter with the winters ' ,ir)Ijj .,fier the BhOOtlnf,
. . I ... , . J t . , i .lA
i and .no io. il i.-conis x chrge haa yel been filed agulns' WASHINGTON Feb. 1. 1 ne Kntlsn emOMB) e.xpecicu ici
It is believed the prisoners aided the
sin.- thai fniiupa anew crew m preventing a mutiny during tne voyage u .nnein.it.
atatcs thai Marren had , D...,ti o0ii annmniH a Rritish liner had been captured
irt run irviiin fiini"uin..
off Africa and that a hundred of the crew hud been
turned
Liverpool
1.1 VKKI'OOU Jan. 31. Wheat
Spot No 1 Mantobu I4s 6 l-2d; No. 3.
14s Id; No. 1 hard winter, new. 13s
4d; No. 1 northern Duluth 14s ii.
Ill American terms the Liverpool
top price is J2 12 per bushel.
Though the situation i not regard,
ed as serious in Umatilla county at
this time the continued snow and
cold has been working hardship on
cattlemen and sheepmen. The chief
trouble arises from excessive expense
of feeding high priced hay and grain,
but there are also reports of actual
losses of sheep and cattle
There is an unofficial report from
Condon that a sheepman in that sec
tion lost 700 head of ewes. Both
sheep and cattle are known to be in
peril around Spray and around Lone
Rock, west of Heppner.
ST. ANDREWS CATTLE
DYING
St Andrew's Mission, on the Uma
tilla reservation, haa lost five head
of cattle, and it la feared there will
be further losses oat of ltO head
owned by the mission.
The supply of feed at the mission
is almost exhausted and the cattle
are getting weak. The feed consists
of straw and alfalfa. Major Swartx
lander has invited the mission peo
ple to drive their cattle to the In
dian agency where there la a supply
of feed. However, this will not be
done as It would be too hard upon
the cattle. The snow Is three feel
deep at St. Andrews and it was still
nowing at 11 o'clock Mils morning.
The plan Is to feed the cattle as long
I as possible and rely upon hauling
j feed to them when the storm breaks
(Continued on Pace Eight )
..re nrtllaWT for those years but ttv
Walla Walla records show thai dur
ing Jaiiuar 1.1SC. the snowfall was
!6.J Inches and In February. Ilk. 27
inches fell. There wis milch snow
too, in Ihe winter of IIM-ISW, H
;:, and t lixr. there were unuaaal
I old Spells
The total precipitation lor Junuan '
lilt, including ruin and HteHad
snow, was 2 72 InChC! wheieus the
iiormul precipitation for the month
Id LM inches This s the heaviest
Fa&Uefy- precipitation since ltll when
i here was 4:18 Inches.
The blanket of snow over Pendle
ton now measures a foot und a half
In depth The snow which begun
illlng early last evening bus been
practical!) continuous ever since, At
COOn 7 12 Inches hau fallen since i
o'clock butt eeulng and ihe flakes'
.-re still falling Faptdl)
Marren th m-h the officers win pn.n , -.i.--. ..r thp Annam. Ambassador
ahl file
tnis aueriioo,, . n, .... -J. , . ., . l,i
uiorniiiK. "e and lee Matlock, who proOHUIV will ".a ""
as in the room ui the time ,,f the the feat of his countrymen.
ahnollna are both being held In the;
count) jail. Marren has employed NnRPOLK Feh l Th
w .vr
Bernstorff
He was manifestly pleased at
Th.
wka
jail. Marren has employee
Pfltersofl to repreaent him.
IhmI will Is- taken buck
a- for burial
ti
MANY PUPILS ENTER HIGH
SCHOOL AFTER THE EXAMS
NORFOLK. Feb I. Tne vessel
which captured the Appam sank a
meal laden Austrullun freighter with
In sight of the Appnm crew the pas-
and crew
transferred from Ihe raider
aid he came
Appam crew at-
, school reporu
a hundred ier cent
the grade schools
the
4KATTLF.. Feb.
I. Snowalldee
A coord m; I
citv practlcall
the pupils in the grude schools are
entering: the local hlt;h school after
passing the eighth grade eianilna
lions. All of these are dolnl very
consistent and earnest work In the
crushed when the
tempted to escape.
The Identity of the raider was a
mystery. Some thought she was the
Wlllothewlsp. ahoarft- which several
said Hesides 300 passengers interned (iermans from the Prln.
300 Hrltls'h prisoners were Eitel escaped, She had been reporte.i
frequentl) in the auir or .viexico
ITnlesa she needs repairs, the AP
luani nere. oen saiu am caioc .... . ,,,.-,, nntv one dfur
because he heard ne could get ueceni
tieatment here. It was reported the
ssela en route.
54 KILLED AND 67 INJURED
IN RAID ON ENGLISH TOWNS
Submarine K-5 is Zeppelins Make Attack
Safe; Will Arrive
atKeyWestToday
DIVER is HEADED FOR POUT T
H, KNOTS REPORTS WITH
IN (i is WRONG
LONDON, Feb. 1. Zeppelins last
niuht killed 54 and injured 67 iti at
tacking Staffordshire, Lincolnshire
and Leicestershire. The official an
nouncement of the casualties this af
ternoon indicated the figures may run
Last night's raids were the eigh
teenth since the war. The next great
est attack was on October 13 against
London when flftv were killed and
115 Injured. The total casualties
from air raids now are 224 killed and
pam
! port
before internment
mailed all transvontlnonlnl trains. It j high school This reflects great
will be several hours before traffic is j credit upon the condition of the Pen
resumed. Stnow fell nere continuous- j (eton public schools and the r teach
l for 36 hours. The edges of Luke, lug force.
Waahlngton were froaen this morn-
lug.
Appam sunk tw
I'aptaln Harrison denied offering
any resistance on tne decks of the
Appam, realizing the unmounted guns
could no) cope with the raider. The
nrlie crew consisted or 22 men.
Crossing the Atlantic th
avoided Ihe regular lanes of ahips
fearing to encounter Tlrltish patrol
vessels. The finding of a lifeboat la
beled the Appam was explained by
the statement one lifeboat was
t'.l'IMD IAZY AT ROHHRUHU
RoSKBl'Kti. ore. Feb 1 The
fourth wedding to occur In Douglas
countv since January' 1 "'ok; place
Appam i here when Thomas LeatheTWOOd, ot
Siithernn. and -iiss Winnie iimn
uf Oakland, were married They will
live at Sutherlln.
Local ministers attribute the falling
off in marriages to Leap Year
PORTLAND, "re , Feb l A sil
ver thaw threatened this morning Ml
a result or a heavy fall of sleet and
snow and a driving wind last night. I
Warmer wenther this morning lndl-
. LtOd 11 would rain bernre night. The!
weather man predicted warmer j
weather throughout the northwest, i
nossibly rain tonight A sleet storm .
paralyzed streetcar traffic and caused
aeveTal accidents.
Montenegrins Still Fight in Mountain Fastnesses
WASHINGTON. Feb 1 The de
stroyer Sterrelt reported this morn- ,
Ing the submarine K-S was sighted
off Miami, Florida, heading for Key I
West at ten knots It reported noth
ing wrong and not tn need of assistance.
higher when a complete report la 46: wounded. The war office would
made. Mist hampered the attackers. ' not announce the exact locations but
i uherwise the raids would have been ! it Is believed the important manufac
more terrible. This is the most dis- j turing centers were attacked Man
asten.us raid against England dnr- j Chester and Sheffield He Just north;
ing the war. of the bombarded distrlcta.
There are more than 1,090,60, el
ectric flatirons In use in the I'nited
States and more than 1.660,000 fans,
those two being far In the lead of all
other electrical devices.
Two Tickets Are Named for
Annual Election Tonight of
the Commercial Association
HABEAS CORPUS STARTED
TO SECURE MEN'S LIBERTY
i
YOUNG GIRL SAYS
SHE WAS AUCTIONED
M iRH M r IN is ItEHt'l BU
ITMJtX-TliLl.S slol!)
itri'i.ni s
PROM
OF !
Klelll
NI-'.Vv YOUK. Feb. 1. M
: v. daughter of the pastor of the Be
thony Reformed church, declared she
i as kidnaped und auctioned naked
before a putt of brutes. She has been
held In the Italian colon) of wu
llMnaburg since the middle of De
t,entbe" suffering and deilrlotta, Ihe
lr was utkefl before a Christmas
Piirt of men and sold to Ihe highest
bidder. $"i'p. She became Unco.ntdOUA
before Ihe ordeal was over and awoke
In a cottage where she whs rescued
yesterday. Hetectlves operpowered
limiriy Naples, the alleged abductor,
after I struggle
Imllnllon Ivory is obtained from the
mil of a kind of palm which grows In
South America.
ii i 4iewMimiaWWi)i
BaaassastaffasaiBi S fanaaafr Jst
BssssssaVKasBBasBP i BSBsasi.pMSMal bvJP
fc-.r -:..;-.--fl-:.cv.- -.- .t . s VM . . : .
The annual election " officers of
the l'endleton Commercial associa
ilon will be held this evening and a
large attendance is expected in spite
of the weather. The special noml
haling committee, appointed at the
osmer K. Smith has been made a
candidate.
Eighteen names have been placed
on the ballot for members of the
board of masiagers ami from that
number the membethip will choOM
la.-t meeting
In the field.
Brock "nd t
op.
C K
t.iry. h
has placed
one headed
two tickets nine The
W
v
men nominated
s follows: W J
for
In an effort to secure the liberation
of Harry Raymond OUT, Ueorgw
Howard and James Morgan Ihe trio
of yeggmen arrested recently by the
police, Attorney W. M. Peterson yes
terday afternoon petitioned for a.
! writ of habeas corpus. Judge Phelp
i Issued the writ, requiring Sheriff Tay-
lor to produce the men in his court
today to show cause why they should
not be released from custody. Th.
time of the hearing was set f-or 10
o'clock but was postponed until 1
this afternoon.
The petition sets forth that the
men were arrested while they going
peaceably about their business and
have been held In jail for the past
tlu ten days w itnout being grante.1 a
We i hearing
he
nil
Cranston. lh
been nomin
While Broc
n nominated
present secre-,
tied on both
Dr.
A.
M. S. Kern.
L Schaefer.
vice preslilent. so that the two Offl-I
ies will go lo them John Dickson. !
the present ti-.asui er. Ins been re--Inomlnatetl
and on the other ticket;
kin
M Sawtelle.
pence Bentley
Ballot! have
distributed
Bam U Thomp
H W Collins.
C Wo oil worth
. I!. Hlydenstein, I
Fred W ljimp
nnd deorge Hill
been printed and will
among the memlet
with'
are fugitives from just
wanted in Idaho on
charge
pn
Uti! !
criminal
a the meeting.
City Will Put a Scraper at
Work Clearing Sidewalks of
Snow Says Councilman Phelps
impuuttaon,
icir walka i
IlllteaU) sweeping
h morning The si
Active guerilla warfare
ged by the Montenegrin
their retreat southward
ularly In the Taruhosch
Bcutni i
win
s being wa - : Wei
troops on : Austrian troo
and partlc- a number of Austrian aeroplanes
mountains I have been harassing the Montene-
yt tn set nee. .
advance of the i grins, flying low and using machine
re in pursuit j guns against groups or the poorly
equipped soldiers of General Martin-
ovltch.
So nnnh snow haa fallen recently,
that Ihe sidewalks have became nl
most Impassable and rather than re
quire residents lo clean their own
walks. Chairman Phelps of the street
committee announced this monilnc
thai he WOUld have a V-shaped scrap
r constructed and put the street
commissioner to cleaning the walk,
w ith a team
Under the city ordinance residents to school without their skirts dragging
may be compelled lo clean off their in the snow
NEWS SUMMARY
Mcamct Hjimiu. i-v-m,ii.,i
turns up In ini-rb an port ;t'i
oi hi oeenh aisianl.
sribniarlin K-." t -ate
Hess killed in Beypelle reltl
i ngfltMii kiw as,
ljOt-J.
storm itlllsis. Iim and won
nvitiv .1N kllll'Il.
laiiiiurv -niiwa-t ind floWl l
rntml.
Wendell I'hliPp- d.'-
wound.
lkwd vitrtriin-ii irv H ban.
pits tllenisi-D e out of Jail.
West vt.-tii, ssfeet i.o.-,,i.
women anu rris drag the snow. ,,h. JeeMlini fn iv un.1
Considerable loniplanit has Ispen
made bee iusc ot the fact that i
school girls find it Impossible to get council
Itroi k and Ill-bop lea.) ciiimivn
club lli'keO.
aiikHi daaantrei
for hlaili vvsle
INin. i oriliui