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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
CITY OFFIC. VSR
VOL.29
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1917,
DAILY EVENING EDITlj'
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DIVER
FIRES
ON LIFEBOATS
THREE KILLED
One Amellcrn Dead, An
other -Seriously -v Hurt
. When U-Boat Shells Craft
VICTIMS LEAVING
TORPEDOED VESSEL
Ten Other Americans Es
cape; Shelling Evidently
' Deliberately Directed
LONDON, Oct. IS. One American
killed and another seriously Injured
by shell flee from a submarine
sgatnst their life boat aa tbey m
trmTliur a torpedoed steamer, la offi
II y announced. Ton oUier Americans
eacaped. Two Englishmen, also men
brrs of the crew, wvro killed. Tho
submarine evidently directed Its shell
fire on the life boats with deliberate
latent The name of the torpedoed
ship la not anon n need.
CASEY HULL AT
j GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER COLUMBIA WAR HOSPITAL j! )
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G SEA BATTLE BETWEEN G
i SLAV FLEETS IS IN PRO
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CRESS
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NEW YORK. Oct. .16. Columbia ! avenue will be known ax T'nlted States ' commute- A Btaff ht Beventv-flve
i-'nlverslty war hOKPltal has been for- General Hospital No. 1. i purses and not less than twenty sur-
mally taken over by the government The fifty-four low wuuden buildings ' geons and doctors will be In charge.
as a receiving and evacuation medical cover nineteen acres. The kitchen, i The hospital will accommodate 1.
cenjer. Henceforth the long gray j reception ward, laundry laboratory, i 000 patients. It will be a medical
buildings covering the old oluniblu llharmacv dlsnenxarv onerntine center fnr rr.o1vinir wounded men
Oval at Gun Hill road and Balnbrldgo 'rooms, und wards are all practically i brought here from over seas.
WHITE SOX TAKE
WORLD'S
STRrCTVKH ANB TH'O I.OAIW OK
" IiUMHKH l-STItOVin: Ii08S
fXTLUATKI AT fHOOO.
Ks irt Oregonlan Special.)
MBACHAM, pet J6. Fire was dis
covered at tha Casey mill, 1-2 miles
from hers at 1 o'clock Thursday mor
ning.. Before the men could get to the
acsne It was too late to save a thing,
and It quickly burned to, the ground.
The cause Is. unknown, and the loss
1000. Two loads of lumber were de
stroyed,, but the rest was saved, as
Well as the logs near by. Mr. Casey
Intends to move another mill to the
place and resume work as soon as possible.
J. 17. raiocH TO
SPEAK IN PLACE OF
PRESIDENT CAMPBELL
Lhicago Administers rourth Defeat to t
New York by 4 to 2 Scoter and Cinches
Championship; Downfall of the Giants
Comes in Fatal Fourth Inning
SERIES
I r,. i
.CHICAGO :. ". : 4
SEW YORK. . -. 2 ;
BATTKIUE8
Clilrajfo t-UlMT and Kclialk.'
New York llonton, Itn-ltt
Itarlden.
Sixth Inning. .
Chicago Pcrrltt replaced Tenton
for Giants, Felsch walked, Felsch out
stealing, Rarlden to Fletcher; Gandil
j fanned; Woaver out, Herzog to Hot.
ana ; ke. No runs, no hits no errors.
New York Zimmerman out K. Col- '
! litis to USndll; Fletcher fouled to i
NEW TOKH, Oct. 15. Chicago ' Gandil: Roberts sinirled to riirht: Hoi- ,
won the world's baseball champion- ; ke out E. Collins to Gandil. No runs, '
ship this afternoon by a score of 4 , one hit, no errors.
to 2. Holding the New York Giants t i,.i 1
to six hits. Kaber secured revenge for r-Mr.aanh,.,u trh.
fanned, Heboid batting for J. Collin 1
popped to Horzog, Uehold . declared
Chicago.
J. Collins, rf
l.iebold. rf .
Me.MuHin, ?,u
E. Ctllins.
JackFOn, If
Feist b, cf
Gondii, lb .
Weaver, bh
Schalk, c .
Kaber, p .
Tabulated Score.
A:J 11 H PO A E
.4
4
KILLED BY BLOW
ON CAGKOF HEAD
John Bryson Succumbs to
Injuries Received in Test
ing Machinery.
John Bryson, young stockman of
Duncan, died at 10 o'clock last night
at .St. Anthony's hospital of Injuries
sustained during the afternoon at
Duncan.
He was staying at the place of Mrs.
Ida Wilbur where there is a small
sawmill. Yesterday afternoon he
started the machinery to test the mill
and was struck in the back of the
head by m. board which became caught
in the machinery. This was at 5:10.
He was brought to Pendleton on Xo.
23, the afternoon westbound freight.
and taken at once to the hospital. It
was found that the skull was fractur
ed and that he was pant medical aid.
Mr. Bryson wh 3 2 years old and
single. His mother, Mrs. F. A. TJry
son, lives at 1700 W. Railroad street
in this city. He had two brothers in
Lemore, Calif., and two In Chltna
Alaska. A stetpr, Mrs. Osborn, lives
fn EUensburg, Wash. Funeral , ar
rangements will not be made until
word is received from the relatives.
Deceased was a hard working young
man and had a large number ot
friends in the county.
Totals
New York.
Burns, If 4
Herzog, 2 b 4
Kauff, cf 4
Zimmerman, 3b ... 4
33 4 7 27 12
AB It H TO A
Robertson, rf .... 3
Hoike, lb 4
... 3
. . . 1
Because of a mistake of the Port
land commute In making out the
schedule for Liberty Bond speakers.
President p. U Campbell of the Uni
Tarsi ty of Oron will not be in Pen
dleton or Umatilla county but Instead
J. W. McCulloch, an Ontario attor
ney and s Rifted speaker will be here
to speak along with Walter Pierce of j No runs, one hit, no errors.
his defeat hint week. Benton and
Perritt, the Giant twlrlers, gave the
o, : seven nits, i ne gam. was outer- out , Schalk Qn McMul-I Fletcher, ss 4
la fnnahl ao hrannln anrl iaHlno nn ' .
" "'' n tin fnnnsul tVilrrl etr ka atlAH X.V,
the base lines was continuous. In the , run no h' erronl
nWith Buck Weaver deliberately ...... , . .
threw himself Into the air and lunged , Ne,w, Tork Liebold in right field
full weight against Fletcher, the Gl- j f"r, thtaigo; Rarlden out, Gandil un-
snts- shortstop. The victory gave:""""'1"- . u "
Clarence Rowland, derided as a bush- P"rn PlPCd to Weaver. Perr.tt went
er, baeebal lrecognltlon. " "'
I-irst Inninz I lllir" when Schalk s thiow got away
Chicago J. Collins out. Fletcher to I from Weaver, Schalk was given an er
Holke: McMullin fouled to Rarlden: ror for bad throw "econd; Henog
E. Collins singled to center: Jackson i Popped Jo Weaver. No runs, one hit,
out, Herzog to Holke. No runs, one one error.
hit. no errors. Klglith IiuUng.
New York Burns out. E. Collins to. Chicago K. Collins out, Holke un- '
Gandil: Henog Hncd to left; Kauff assisted; Jackson singled cleanly to New York R 0 0 0 0 2
; Marlden, c
i Benton, p
Wilholt.
: Perritt. p
' McCarty,
PENDLETON GOLFERS
m IN TOURNAMENT
George Hart-man Individual
Star in Big Inter-City
Match Here.
Totals 33 8 6 27 11
Score by Innings.
.K 0003000
H 1102000
0 0
Chicago
fanned; Zimmerman filed to Jackson.
La Grande,
He will arrive here tomorrow on 17
and go out to Pilot Rock where he
will speak from an auto. Mr. Pierce
Will arrive from the west on No. 18
and tha two will speak tomorrow eve
evening st the Arcade Theater. Wed
nesday they will be taken In autos to
the east end of tbe county and will
speak at Adams, Athena, Weston, Mil
ton and freewater.
PARK INSPECTS
PROPOSED SITE
(East Oregonlan Special.) -.
HERMINTON. Oct. 16 Major
Richard Park today Inspected the
sits near Ilermlston proposed for an
army training camp. His Inspection,
while It did not require much time,
was a thorough one. As n matter of
cotirse ha did not commit himself as I home and outlegged Zimmerman who
second Inning.
Chicago Felsch fanned; Gandil
singled cleanly to center: Weaver out.
Hersog to Holke; Gandil took second, j
Schalk out. Zimmerman to Holke. No
runs, one hit, no errors. I
New York Fletcher out. Schalk '
to Gandil; Robertson out. E. Colllni
to Gandil; Holke doubled to left; Rar
lden out, E. Collins to Gandil. No
runs,' one hit. no errors.
Third InnltiT. '
Chicago Faber fanned: J. Collins
filed to Herzog: McMullin funned. No j
runs, no hits, no errors. !
New York Itenton fanned, Burr.s !
filed to Felsch; Herzoq; filed to Felsch
No runs, no hits, no erors. !
I-ourth Itinlns.
Chicago E. Collins safe at first '
and continued to second when Zim
merman threw low on his roller to
third. Zlmmermnn drew error. Jack- ;
son was safe at second anil E. Col- i
tins took third when Robertson drop- ;
ped Joe's easy fly to short rightfield. ;
E. Collins scored, Jackson took third, i
Felsch second on enay rap ,to the box. i
Benton threw to third in ttltenipt to ,
catch Collins, but Eddie broke for
right field; Felsch fouled to Holke;
Gandil filed to Kauff. No runsti one
hit, no errors.
New York Kauff filed to I.lebold;
Zimmerman out, Weaver to Gandil;
(Continued on page six.)
0 14
1 2 7
0 0 2
! " H110I1110 0 6
Summary Two base hits, Holke
I Kersog; first on balls, off Benton 1.
! Perritt 3, off Faber 2. struck out, by
j Benton 3, Perritt 2, by Faber 4; passed
, ball, by Schalk 1; hit by pitcher.
Robertson.
WELCOMING U. S. JACKY TO LONDON
With a margin of 31 1-2 points,
Pendleton golfers won the intercity ;
tournament held Saturday and Sun
day on the local golf grounds. Pen
dleton's total score was 53S agalnsi i
Walla Walla's 606 1-2 and Baker s I
467 1-2.
George A. Hart man was the Indi
vidual star of the tournament, lead
ing both in number of points scored
for his team and in number of
strokes. Clark Nelson of the Pendle
ton team was second in number oi
points while Brooke Dickson of the
same team was second to Hartman in
number of strokes.
There were seven golfers from each
city, making seven three-man teams.
Seventy-two holes were played dur
ing the match, 36 each day. After
the first day the personnel of the
teams was rearranged according to the
records made, the idea being to have
the players aa evenly matched as
possible. ,
The visiting golfers were given
luncheon -both days at the club house
and Saturday evening were banquet
ed at the Hotel Pendleton and were
later guests of honor at a dance.
The following are the individual ,
scores made during the tournament.
100 TEUTON VESSELS
PARTICIPATE IN FIGHT
NEAR OESEL ISLAND
LONDON,' Oct. 15. Petrosrad' dispatches declare
that nearly 100 German vessels, including eight dread
naughts, and a number of cruisers and great flotilla of
torpedo boats and destroyers, are participating in the
fighting around the islands of Oesel and Dago. Reporte
indicate Germany has completely stifled naval discontent
Russia is mobilizing her forces for an impending fight
in the Finland gulf. Kerensky issued a powerful appeal,
warning the Baltic fleet their hour of trial had arrived.
London expects news of a sizeable sea battle between
German and Russian forces. Desultory engagements be
tween various craft on both sides have already occurred
near Oesel and Dago islands and shore batteries on the
latter island are officially reported to have sunk four
German craft and forced a German landing party on Da
go island to withdraw-. German forces on Oesel have
been successful in maintaining and extending their po
sitions.
-W TFTTT V V RPPTH ! ff0001- 15. Steamers
Vij JXtiUl. Jc. 1j. UiyKlii- arlving here reported hearing- violent
OLET Son Of Con-Icannonadlnft m ,ne BaJ,'e. Presum-
T-i , , : ably a naval engagement between the
UUCtOr LrUS rsertnO-j German and Kussia fleets.
let and West Point graduate '-, :
who has left to join his regi- N'EW YORK- 0ct- 15 Gr-
. rn man attack on the islands at the en-
menc m 1 eXaS. trance to the Riga. Gulf Is not a mi-
! jor strategic operation, but undoubt
I etlly Is undertaken to restore the coa
j fidence of the German people In the
mutinous navy. Primarily the islands
t suard the water approach to Riga,
j Their protective value has not- pre-
( i ,iii,ijn wursnips entering ins .
tub capture at Hlga- destroyed -
j-tne principal defensive purpose of
A hundred warships la far. mors
1 vessels would endanger one another If
j ; operated together. The Kaiser un
I j questionably ordered the extravagant
j I concentration of aa many war ships
aa possible.
r .
,
'r
Y
!
to what recommendation he would
make: .
Major Park arlvcd on No. ,19 which
was three hours late and was met by
a delegation from the Ilermlston
Commercial Club and Secretary Cran
ston of the Pendleton Commercial As
sociation. They took him by auto
over the proposed site and he noted
closely the general conditions. He
left on No, I In order to make con
nections with Warm Springs which
also has a site to offer. From there
he will go to Tenlno, Wash., to in
spect a site.
In an endeavor to get the state be
hind the Umatilla county site, a Her
mlston delegation will go to Portland
tonight and will probably be Joined
by a Pendleton delegation.
KMPEHOIl ABANDONS VISIT.
was trying to tag him to the plate.
Gandil singled to rteht. scoring Jack-
son and Felsch, but was out nt sec
ond, Robertson to Herzog; Weaver '
filed to rtiirns. Schalk singled to
left; Faber walked; .1. Collins out.
Fletcher to Holke. Threo runs; two
hits; two errors.
New York Kauff out, K. Collins to
Gandil; Zimmerman filed to J. Col- ;
llns; Fletcher safe at first: on hit to;
Bhort; Robertson flied to Felsch. No
runs, ono hit. no errors. '
II fill Inning.
Chicago McMullin linod to Knuff:
E. Collins flied to Burns; Jackson i
out, Herzog to Holke. Nu runs; no
hits: no errors.
New York Holke fanned; Rnrltlon ;
walked; W ilholt batting for 1'ciWon,
Wilholt walked: Rums forced Wll-
holt at second; Weaver to K. Collins;
S1, S- -"V -" fr ' ' . V.$J
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n (
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i Hartman. Pend
' Dickson. Pend
J Patterson. Raker
I C Sharpstein, W. W. .
i Turner. V. W
i .?. Sharpstcin. W. W. .
i Van Hoosen, Baker, .
i Neal. W. W
j N'elson, Pend
j Tallman. Pend
; McNary. Pend.
Fuchs, Faker
i Baker. W. W
Moore. W. W. . .
j Horton, I'aker . .
j Phelps. Pen-.l. . . .
: Wallburn. Baker
1 Kytler, i'aker . .
Allen. W. W. . . .
1 Thnnii'8n, l'end.
Total points . .
Medal
Score or
Points Strokes.
315
S3 36:
72 4 36f.
61 367
75 S73
7."i S76
66 3S5
7 7'a 385
nr sss
66 'i 38S
76 3SS
53 S3S
76 401 ;
69 4-!
76 413 I
7m 401
7;t3 4G I
73 'a 413 I
6 1 i 414!
sr.'i 411:
6J'i 414 i
i: !
17. S. STEAMER
SALARIES OF ALL
TEACHERS RAISED
A general increase In teachers' sal-
j arles. in recognition of the high cost
C I TfS. Q' f iO CT ( living, was authorized by the school
OCiVi. Z? LiStD I : board Saturday evening at a special
NEW YORK, Oct,
The American steamer Lew
is Luckenback, enroute '
from Puget Sound to Eu
rope, was submarined off
the French coast. Nine
members of the crew are
missing.
; meeting. The new schedule affects
i ' i-ractically every teacher In the high
if- nr.rt ctoHo ..ki. .
- . ......... v.ci .uv jnit-
ttors share In the increase.
None of the teachers receive less
f iiuui a. iv increase. ine minimum
. salary for grade teachers Instead ot
175 a month as heretofore becomes
$S5 and the salaries of grade prin
cipals becomes 11 10.
In the high school Principal Drill's
salary was Increased to 11500 a year
and the salaries of Mr. Young. Mr.
Whitman and Mr. Amort to 11200 a
j year. All of the- women teachers
were given an Increase of fie a
' month.
Mrs. s. A. Lowell sought to Increase
salaries, of the women teachers
the same figure as that at which
men teachers were placed, ami
cited a state law ot 1915 prohH'ltimt
C. A. Miller, Oregon campaign man- discrimination against women teach-
user for the linerty bond sale, will be crs. The other members of the board
in Pendleton next Wednesday fo the took the attitude that It was not a
purpose of meeting with the bankers matter of discrimination but a matter
of this county who have been called of supply and demand. The war has
for a meeting at the Commercial Club 1 hft the teaching profession hard as
rooms at 1:30 p. m. Mr. Miller , rar a.- men teachers .are concerned.
BE HERE WEDNESDAY
reaches here at 7:2' n. m. and is to
sper.il the entire day here, leaving nt
" : 1 Tt for Ijl lin'.nde. vn his trip to
eastern f rein ho is covering The
lalles. 1 1 not! it iwr. Penletttn, Lx
tiranilu uiul I'aker.
JOFFRE INSPECTS
. AJlERltCAN FORCES BG GAN s
Frenchwomen Make and1 ma rrp rnril V
' Present Pershing Silk! IMUL. 1 UUPi 1
v.,
American Flag.
Lsondon offers a big hearty ha'nd to ' 'Jju kie" who ?ai's th
seas. The isie-
ItOMhl. Octt. I Ji. l-JlllMTor Karl Of ; HerSor doubled tO right SCOrlllT Rar- I Amxriran Rnldira nui sinlnm nn tho turn KhA-.va n l-nt-ii 1 s , B.,.i;.-,r- ,.r-..,t.
4nKrla, haw bndoiird filn prtpoM lden and Burns. Hcrsog going to , way over There" wince Uncle Sam lug a tar in front of Eagle Hut, the
YlHit to 8rflt And Hnlgaria hornw of third on throw In; Kauff fouled to ( broke Into the war. There's nothing Y. M. C. A. heaii;n.ji ters for Auuri
tbe serious biUmJ HlUiatlun Uhw. fJanilil; two runs; one hli; no errors. itnn Kno fitr Snnimy" or his brother -ran soldiers in l.ond.-n.
Many snl-i
tho li:-rtv 1. :
AMKUIOAX HI- AliCrAKTKKPtht.srh t'e
'Franco. tVt. IT. Marshal J off re in- b-i:c I'ille.l.
specte.i the American ariu' and was . to.iy is li. V;
much lileased. Tlie French women - w it ii a $ l.
here made and presented to (eucral th ! cal I ui.
l'er.iiiiitf a Eiiit Atiiirican t'K:. !h:'u'.;i;h tlie
In accepting the flag. Pershing dc
clivr'.d that at tV.e cii.i of the war vu
men will win 0e;;crcd Imncr fur tho
'ivt th' y have played in eytaW.shiiv.:
democracy. T'io American cotmniiit
dcr w,;s heartily cheered. A Kranue
tablet was erected cninir.eir. orating
the establishment of American head
quarters in this village.
antiaW subscript Ions t-i
i m wi'io irade here today
;s:uy's tp!'ta l-t far from
Tfu heaviest sn hscrt her
C 'dlins who is credited
".t pnrchaso ut eat.'
V-. !i..nd l-'rs. t
l irn na: ler. 'J. und the
:'oliuvvin: fT i'-i1'" each through the
! Ani'Tir.in X:. I i"ini ! . ( ; iihIit Trjo-
s'-n. I. I., r.uvn, Ma!-ion Ja- k, I I..
M ann V. l K. r, r. J. 11. Mc'.'onk,
!':ac Ohrljtv ; r and CW. J. H. la-
lcy.
The A. r.urii'.in Nat ll F-.i nk ha
i tiien l'xi.iiM.i of the four per etiit
icertu'icales, paa.'h' Ntcii;bt.r 2-
Principal Drill told the board, and
haa caused a demand all over th
country for men instructors, such a
demand that schools are offering hi
salaries to take men from other
schools. Mr. Amort had received an
i nrfer of Jlaim from Arlaona. Mr.
Young hail received an offer from the
Mate university and Mr. Whitman
from Spokane.
Mr. IoweiI had Introduced a res
olution last spring providing for Mil
ary increases on, the bais of her in
terpretaflon of tho law and th ac
tion oT tho board Saturday night was
a rejection of her resolution. She
Hnii'iiiinrt's who will UvKe the matter
up with the d,ue superintendent and
the cumni i;oi('('r f labor.
The bouni Saturday evening tvav
flerk HicKern th additional Jutis of
truart officer and rutrutl hi mxltury
to $.".o a itiunth .
C N IU lU NNUt Kll.l.l.l.
TolMiNo, iu t. .v Tom IMigtxMit.
r.ioositH t anadiaa ntuiMT him kitk-wf In
fVaiut". uorl mi: u Uur from Tom
laly. Tlio detail were uoi gitro.