East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 21, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textfc.-fc.-fcv.fc, fej fcvfcv fcv fca fca fcs fcs fci fc fcs . i , .Jf ' ! DAILY EVENING EDITION , .- ..i..-..-i..J:f-; jp ' I Tb. Ka.t Ororilan ba. thi- lareat boa. T'rT 1"'f"" J fj l.XV"i,' , ft U I wWAVA It . fide and guaranteed paid circulation of aiiy I UVl SH I nAKV 1 Vw. B T-. bVbV"V JTJTJ' m 1 t.pr lo Uiex.m. eat of I'ortl.n.) and by kAF - . I j fir?.A . JP 419 V ' I ,Dr tbe "r,, lreo latitat la IVadlMM of .... .,,.., ..-lilMrlr r!::.-..l'l'a3iMilSa ' Ki city official paper - xsasBBsraBwmBHaiiH DAILY EVENING EDITION WE ATI! Kit Tonlsht and Sunday fair COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPEB VOL. 29 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917. NO. 9180 ' w ;EMa GOVERNMENT WINS NEW SLAV REVOLT Second Russian Revolution Ended After Five Days of Rioting With Workmen; Soldiers' Council in Complete Domina tion; 7 Killed, 707 Wounded in Latest Fighting. KERENSKY PUT AT HEAD OF RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY UoNDON, July 21. Minister of Wur ami Marine Kerensky has been temporarily named premier, succeeding Prince Uvott, who has resigned, according to an an nouncement of the Petrograd Hourse Gazette. Kerensky, it is luted, has retained his place an .Military and naval chief. The new government nan tr reated all partaking in the armed rebellion hi traitors. Tserctlllt. who was' formerly minister of commnnlcatlnin has lieen named minister of the In terior in addition to his previous cabinet post. Minister of Rail NUMBERS AND NAMES OF DRAFT FOR SECOND ARMY In The following lint of namex if t.-'U'i und.T the draft lottery In Kiven th nuniuH of men who will not be subject to the firm draft but in all probability will be In line for Her vlee under the acrond dnift urmy Thi'M niiinea tnicether with the niiutea of those for the firm draft niaKe ap . proximately r.e I'mutlUa county men In the order they will bo called for xorvlce. At the aeeond draft there will be no credit for enlistments. a for the first druft. Cmatllln county ouc.ta on a 7000 call from the atate la eMllmated at 2S0. Flaurlnit one half the men called will he exempt It would require 580 names to conatitute this count.v'a list for the second draft. Additional names'on draft list, sub ject to duty In order listed but not likely to be called for first druft ar my: 1546 Robert James Vlck, l'endlo ton. 122 Chester Shell, Stanfleld. 17S3 Wlllard K. Campbell, Hold, man. 1779 Solomon Solnml. Kcho. 1236 Louis Bowlea Wilson. Ukinh 2247 Ernest fail Kuepper, I'llot Rink. 2011, Jamea Edward Mcfready. Hermlston. Jiimes W. Holdnuui. Milton. IS Ralph Ueser. Cottonwood. (62 Hllas El Slmonton. Adams. 927 Harry Mountain, South Res ervation. 1484 Albert Ieon Bowlsby. Pen dleton. 7S9 Henry c. tiembke. Helix. 1761 Howard Albert Fanshler. Pendleton. 01 William P. Alien, North Res ervation. 132 2 Albert Victor Hansen. Pen. dleton. ' 1148 l.eo U. Mollitor, Pendleton. II OS Herbert McOlnn, Pendleton. 321. 1395 Art James Mansfield. Pen dleton. 0 Victor Johnley, North Reser vation. 1,2 Stanley B. Sanderaon, Free water. 1771 Call Howard Sherman. Echo. S1.1 John R. Rarna. Athena. 46 Charles FJ. Harrah, Ferndale. (020 Howard B Mclean, Pendle. ton. 1661 William Henry Oangier. Pendleton. 109 Paul I Kreft. Pendleton. 1968 Peter Joseph Walt, Echo. 2441. 1S36 An ire Tom Haharas, Rleth. (Continued on Page I.) nlRI'K SISTKRS AMONfl 15 PKRSO KXFCI TK.H IJ1XDON. July 21. The Echo de Peine Is quoted in a Central Newa dispatch from Amsterdam to the ef fect thnt 68 persona were condenined to death at Antwerp and 16 of them were Fhot on July 6. Anion them, the newspaper says were three slaters who were accused of smUKKlinK letters. ways Xekrasaoff In temporarily filling the Yost of minister of Justice. PETROfJKAD, July 20 (Delayed) One killed, 700 wounded of vivilian soldier and sailor rioters, six Cos sacks killed and 70 wounded Is the j casualty list of Russia's second revo I hit Ion. apparently ended after five days of rioting", with the government j in control. j The reorganization of the govern ment has resulted from the revolu- tlon. The government Is now in the j hands of a central committee of the 'workmen's, and soldiers' congress MORE "FRIGHTFULNESS" Si j ' - i -'. C' i , ?; "vJs,rTr L r J 4 1 s . 1 Ttr GiRMATT MASK. Oerman "frifrhtf ulnesa" works in : devious ways Its. terrors lo Inspire. Its latext cnmpaiKn dcVrce Is a new gas mask which xtves the hend.of the PIONEER DIES AT STATE HOSPITAL Oeora-e McUnUKhey, well known resident of Pilot Rock, died this morning at the Eastern Oregon filate Hospital where he nad been for the past 15 months suffering from men. t&l disorders. Word has been sent to relatives and until an answer is re ceived no funeral arrangements will he made. Mr. Met";aUKhey was 65 years old and -as a native of Kentucky. For a number of years he was the proprie tor of a livery stable at Pilot Hock and had many friends In that pnrt of the county. Blanche Mcttaughey. who formerly rode at the Round-l'p, was a slater of the dec'aio-d man. with provisional representatives act ing a an administrative body re sponsible to the committee. Ijcnlne Completely Kxpowetl. Affairs here are In Immediate charge of General Polovtzok, chief of the army garrison, and M. Iebedev, Kerensky 'h nuval assistant. The ex po8tire of Nirholal Ienin, pacifist agitator, as a paid German agent helped to end the rebellion. Lenin artfully paraded a pseudo-patriotism and acquired a large following. The government didn't desire to arrest him. knowing he would pore as a martyr. The government Investigat ed Lenin's record. IJeutenant kr.. mnlenko, a Kusslan of finer recently returned from a German prison, gave th government the desired evidence. Ermolenko swore that while a prison er of the Germans they rent him back to Russia to agitate for a separate peace. He was ordered, he swore to cooperate with Lenin and others. The cabinet as now constituted is composed of six socialists and three members of other liberal parties. The domination of the workmen's, soldi ers' council Is complete. Wives are more liberal than hus bands. The wife who has a mind of her own is apt to give her husband a piece of it. jFX . 4 wearer the appearance of a preht- n"ter. The mask ahown amiw waa iiiuiia m a. capiurea trencn I and donned by a poTlu for this plc- ture. UF.PORTS S1KIN; OK 4.7IV0.01K) TOXS Ol' AI.I.IKl) SHIIMMX; 'IXIXnON. July 21. Since the first of Fehruary, Germany claims four million secen hun- dred and fifty tons of allied shippink have been sunk. 4 ntiHT OK WORK IN MARVI.ASU HAI.TlMORk. July 11. Governor Harrington today issued a proclama tion requiring unemployed. able bodied men between the ages of 18 inil 6u years in Maryland to register on or before August 2. The governor is deterimned that those who do not fiKht sh.ill work. REVISED AND OFFICIAL LIST OF FIRST DRAFT IN UMATILLA COUNTY I'OKTLiAN'D, July 21. The government la calling for double eucli diKirli-t's apiKM-tloumciit for the firm actual draft. The fol lowing name were Hf "cored from Uie adjutant general. The flrxt tianie in numhertMl 25H, the axDnd 458. atid art on down Uie list, sixty uames are on the Umc This Is Uie t-omplete official Hat applying to I'nauilhi county, showing tfime cluuijce from yen tenlay'W Ill: Georue Wm. m4l'. ITeewatcr. Matt .lumen Vand9-poo, WeMon. Tlmmiu tlirlKt Moathp, ll Wal nut, 11-ndlecon. " Jtspfi 8aylT Arnold. Keho. Trae-y 1,. Baker, I3kjah. ore. Floyd Kliernuui Wtmv, Pcndl.ton. l,i-ro Olward HulHvan, Iierniis. ton. Arthur liayard Keenan, ltnd. Javoh Kudi'llh JacwMnl, llellx. John Nathan Horrell. VaIio Walter K. Kirk, I kiah. (Iiarlen Alfred rinshler, ITnrt. llwliert Stanley Crispin. Pendie. ton. 415 tjarfl'id Btreet. OhwIIuh Viui Ijine. Pendleton. Harry A. J11X Pilot Koek. I'm nk tinier Rone. pendleton. Wav Dewey Davis. Hermlnton. Owen Wlnthrop OlxK. Milton. Hoy KVren"on. K. P. I. No. 1. Adam. Henry Flmer ReytHHd, Milton. ;rover ItowleH. Athena. KmniiiKI rsrett Orton, W7 Alia. Pendleton. ' Vlntil Famert wlllahy. Athena. . tTiaHea jenter HurW. Prnrtlrton. Koyal Barker. Meaeham. IHila Weaver Berry. Stanflrtd. Alh"rt IavadoB. Adams. DRAFT LOTTERY WASHINGTON MISSING NUMBFR LOCATED Bk , Actual Physical Work of Sort ing Army Will Not be Ac complished Before Sept. 5 or Later. WASIIIMiTOX. July 21. (rowder iIm aflenHMin antnuneel that 4t I was tlM- nil-wlnw numlier. It was a jlunel with ten thousand In fourth phiec. WASHINGTON. July 21. (Jeneral jl'rowder announeed he had located jibe number discovered missinx when the dr:Xt lottery was completed. With this the lottery became hlstor". The draft lists are checked up. Official lists will be on the way to their ex emption hoards before nightfall. Draft machinery will be unuerwa me Where and how the I missine number was drawn was not o.o.h tf-mwdiT said he couldn t recollect what the number was. The lost number was the ample hitch in a perfect day starting at 9 0 vosterdav mnrninf? and endin at 2:R this morninp. The furthermost board should have Its official list by Thurs day or Friday of next week at the lat est. Then the work of selecting the fit and exempted will begin. Ical boards will send word to those who must answer the first call, though the tiKlivldi.nl himself is responsible for really knowing whether he's in thi first rail. Musi Vndergt TCxamlnatlon. As the men are notified, they must present themselves for physical ex amination. They witPhe noted ac eented or rejected. Then if they have a claim for exemption they must present it to the exemption boards Brown were found on the river hank, who will pass on it quickly. I Two hours later the body w:is reoov- The first .enll consists of 200 perjured from the river. Ranchers in. cent of the actual quota of the par-j formed the coroner that Brown was ticnl.tr city or town. Thus, if theSMn swimming In the stream on the town must furnish lmwo men. names will be called at the first. If, these don't furnish the flrfst quota, i ' fresh lew must respond. Those first called are those first on the lists In the respective districts. It will be September 5th or later before the ac tual physical work of sorting the new army Is accomplished. Because economic Germany was so successful political Germany was al lowed to exist in Its wretched condi tion until the power threw the world into wr and nlled the house down nhout the tars Karl B. OMbom, Pendleton. MauMet Monene, Pendleton. Harry (Edward Keller, Athena, Ira I jr x-liroDK, Pendleton. Arfliie A. MeDityre, Atlienav. (iilHmaii Guy yoime, l-Tce water. louirf Sliipiientower. Cayw. John Wesley llradley. Freewaler. F'rant'ix Merle CJalKreath, Pilot K. William Flward luubt. Nolin. Mike rred Mlelak, 301 Riverside Blvd.. Pendleton. Martin (trtnrad. Golden lUlle Ho tel, pindleton. Ijiwretune George Co'llnft, 2009 K. urt St., Pendleton. Onto Bthojflo, Pendleton, rrank Grattam, Wexton. Wilbur Kaymond Oollllia, 2O09 11 Otturt, Pendleton. Carl Auetut Anderson, Bowman Hotel. Pendleton. Hally Floyd PlerHol, Atitena. Granville Plant, rklah. William Roy Tompkins, Weston. Fxiward ieilke, 537 Main. Pend. Daniel Itramer Colley, Milton. I,ouis Gunderson. Junloer. Walter f. liehiuan. 2I Ixmc St.. Pendleton. Kdward Charles Walker. Mil lervllle. Missouri. Frank Stevenson Grewham. I Pendleton. Herman Mai Carl Wiess, Pen dleton. Ora Marion Shirley. Athena. Cha. ;lenn Wehb. Pendleton. William Jonenh MetiarrUrle. 104 W. Bluff, pend'eton. Fred leo Ruehanan. Kclio. Peter .lulinwin. Helix. Raymond W. Ayers. 410 Gar field. Pendleton. . Chester Shell. Stanfleld. COMPLETED AT 2:08 AJ. XTRA WASIU.t;TX, .iri.V 21. A). UltlfA'S FIRST F(M1 CXlXTROIj Itll.l. BH'AIIK A LAW AT 4 ) UM K THIS AITKK.VOOX WHKX IT PASSKO THE SKXATK BY A YOTK OK 81 TO SIX. THK SKXATK KKFKATKn AX AMKXI MEXT MAKIXO OXK MAX. HOOVKR. SOI.K FXMJn DICTATOR. 1MK AXTlHOARlMXt; AMKMK MKXT WAS AHOITKIK niA.tlBF.lt-I.A1X-S 1MK.M1MKXT. EMIWVFR IXH TUFT I'RKSI1F.XT TO FTX PRH'KS AXI SKTTING TWO IOIy I.ARS AS TIIK MAXItU M FT)U THK RKST t.RAUK tlK W HFAT PASSFI. tut; wufat amkximirn't was tSSKI PICIXt TPAIjIV AS A tXX- TSRIOX TO THE FAWIKKR sIXOR I KOL. OVMi TIIR OOTTOV WASTK AXI MANY OTHKR IV TKRKSTS WAS HJ Ml ATT'I). DROWNED WHILE SWIMMING IN THE UMPQUA RIVER ROSKIU'RVJ. Ore.. July 21. (Spe cial to the Kast Oregonian.) James Hrown who was employed on a ranch near Glengarry for the past few months, was drowned in the I'mpqu river there last Friday, when Brown failed to show up for work In the morning his employer went to inves tigate. The hat and shoes worn by previous night He was a sheep shearer and had spent much time In earfem Oregon He was buried by the county here last Tuesday. Brown was nn expert swimmer and It is pre sumed he was seised with cramps. DRY riAl SK IV HOP CONTRACTS NORTH YAK1MN. July !t. Ho.i contracts filed here today contain a prohibition clause which cancels them in case national prohibition is declared on or before September t In one en the contract specifies pro hibition of beer brewing BRITISH FOOD SUPPLY FOR NEXT TWO YEARS ALREADY SECURED DECLARES PREMIER PENDLETON MAY BE CHOSEN AS SITE OE AEROPLANE FACTORY HavinfC determined upon locating an aeroplane factory somewhere in the northwest. James JC Mills of the Mills Aeroplane Corporation of Ch. cago, has written to the Pendleton Commercial association to ascertain what the conditions are here for such a factory. He Inquires in his Utter whether or not there is a plant here with equipment which could lie usetj in the manufacture of aeroplanes and what arrangements can be made for s? curinir possession of, the same. He wishes to locate a factory with an aviation demonstration and testin field. A city block with ample field space for test in sr and demonstration purposes would be all the space re quired. - FLAMES DESTROY Hi III IDAHO COl'lt U-AI.EXE. Jul- SI. The limn of HarriwD, Idalio, with a pop ulation of 1000 Is bdns wined " the map by fire Ktartlnj; early tills morn ing in the planing mill of the tirmnt Lumber company. The origin of the fire was not reported. The mill lies on the lake shore below tlie city. The flames climbed the hill to the city. The entire business district was burned and tlio residence section la now aflame. The damage Is estimat ed at $500,000. COMFORT KITS SKVT TO FRANCE Perching Sends Thanks of I". S. Sol diers for Timely SuMriieg. WSHINGTtlX. Jily 21. Hurried orders which resulted in thousands of comfort kits being rushed to Red Cross headquarters here some time ago were explained today by officers of the Hed Cross war council, who said the kits wore requested by the war department for (Icm-rnl Per-Kh-intr's forces in France. In a message of thanks for the gifts General Pershing said: "These thines cause the soldiers to remember that the people at home are behind them." Writing paper, tobaceo. knives and other articles are the gifts in the kits, and tVie Red Cross is preparing many more for sending to the battle front. APPROVING HO.OnO DAILY. lan Board at Washington Kept Rosy. WXSHINOTOX. July 21.- Five per cent loans to farmers under the fed eral farm loan system are being ap proved by the federal board here at the rate of ISOO.000 a day. the board announced today. With more than 1 1"0.0"0.000 af fected by applications for loans that are still awaiting issuance of charters to the organizations of which the bor rowers will be the members, the board up to the close of business July 15 had chartered 432 farm loan associ ations whose loans aggregate $20, 6! ?3T. These associations have an average n embership of 1 farmers each, the average loan to the individual farmer being $2250. . W. W.S'JSPECTED OF NEW CRIME IN KLAMA'i H COUNTY KUMATH FAIJA July 51 Authorities are takina: extra precautions airainat renewed I. W V, outbreak, following a fire which today destroyed the building on the dairy of Earl Williams here. t. W. W. are blamed for the fire, thirty five. Thirty five I W. W. are held here, formally eh re,i with vairraney. i Lloyd George Disagrees With German Chancellor's State ment Regarding Submarines Losses Slowly Decreasing He States. BITTERLY EPITOMIZES ADDRESS OF MICHAEUS i IrONDOX. July 11. "A sham Inde pendence for Belgium.' A sham de mocracy for the Germans, and sham peace for Europe," is the bittr epitome of German Chancellor Mich ael in' speech as spoken by Uoyd Cieorge. Uoyd-ileorge declared at the Belgium independence celebration that unless Germany's military auto cracy is wiped out, the Germans again will plunge Europe into a welter of blood. "The chancellor's statement con tained phrases the German military autocracy understood," be declared. "Those in charge of German affairs were elected for war. The Junker have thrown the old chiVucetlor into the waste basket. It will not be long before junkerdom follows. I am jBorry to disagree with the German chancellor regarding the Ger man submarines. Gradually, though surely, we are increasing our protec tion, and diminishing the looses. "This year we are building four times as many ships a tta preceeding year. Next year we shall build six times as many. "The food supply for thia year and next is already secured. Our culti vation program makes the supply, for 1919 secure, even if losses are in creased." "There's no hope for Belgium in the chancellor's stteuent. aShe's not mentioned. It's the determination of the allies that Belgium be restored, free and independent, and that the people not be under a protectorate. "ignificant is the announcement of the accession of the brilliant statesman Kerensky. to the leader ship of the Russian democracy." GOET HALS WOULD ill HIS TOST WASHINGTON". July 21. GnethaU hni orfereo to refgn as manager of the Fniergvncy Fleet orpoin tirn. As the climax of a hn drawn argument between hiinwetf and Denman. Goe tbals wrote a letter to the pre. dent, suggesting It might help matter if he resigned. CONVICT WHO SHOT AT SHERIFF TAYLOR CAUGHT IN MONTANA After following his trail over sever al states, Sheriff T. D. Taylor todav had the satisfaction of learning that the man with whom he engaged In a revolver duel at the mouth of Juniper canyon on March 22 haa ben appre hended and will be returned to I'ma UIU county. The man was picked up in Bilings. Montana, by officers of thut place on information which had been -nt them through Sheriff Taylor. Evr since he made his getaway in the duak after Sheriff Taylor had cap tured his partner and exchanged shots with him. the man. who is known under the names of Frank Moran and Frank Murray, had ben at liberty but the sheriff throush various channels was securing word as to his movements. Moran or Murray is an ex-convtiTt. having sernd a term for grand lar ceny in the Walla Walla penitentiary from 1910 to 1912. He Is M y-arn old. His partner In the robbrv of thm Hrr miston postoff Ice. Krnnk M;tn in now s-rviti fmr ;tn t M-V..ii s Island.