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CITY OFFICIAL PAPEIS
VOI 30
DECISION FOR
EXTRADITION
IS UNANIMOUS
Attorney General Declares
in InterviewToday That
War Cabinet is Agreed.
TO DEMAND FORMER
KAISER FROM DUTCH
Fate of Germany's Ex-Ruler
- to Lie in Hands of For
mer Foes.
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, f3fj 3,
SAIL FOR FRANCE
TOMORROW IVIORNING jlS EXPECTATION TODAY
IJVMU'OOl,. H. S Atlorucj-fM-iipral
8u)llli ditian-d lixluy In an
Interview that llio ,uur cabinet Iimm
iiiimiltniiHly iltM'IdcHl to elf-maud flic
forme kaiser1 extradition from Hol
land. , i
AN1AL SKINS FROM
N.W. BRING BIG PRICE
SltlnH from animal trapped in Ore
Rcn and Wanhliifcton predutory an
final hunters employed by the V. 8.
Biological survey offlro hero sold for
$3,830.(4, at a aale held In St. Louis
October 28. when .the money derived
from the total mle of skins in all th
west wan 118.346. 8,7.
This sale of skins ItroiiRht the total
sale held In ft. Jula since last Oc
tober up to tS6.82u.J2. Practically
all were taken In the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1918. "
lloorat skins wold for as high as
t,50; coyote aklns. t-0.B0, while
skunk skins went im lilKli aa 16.1)0.
This la the hlcheitt price n history, ac
cording to the survey.
Lieut Charles Despain
Lands in N. Y., Among
First Returning Troops
A wire received this morning
from rjetilenant ('liiirli-H DckpuIu
says he hns landed in New York.
its all O. K. and will Ire homo In
a few das a.
It la prcHiiinod ho wa tine of
tho 400 men mentioned In yes-
terday'a dispatches an landing in
New York on tho Muuretunta,
being the first ship returning '
with soldiers from Franco and
England. It Is not known
whether there uro other I'cndle-
ton men ainung tho returning
soldiers.
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ViiMisowiiii iiiainiiiiiiiiSiiiiriii Wiriiinrrn'-iiirrrirTifiriiiffirn -- .
Busy Witfi Papers, Engage
r Mnents. Throughout Day,
'May be Detained in
Capital.
PRESIDENTFACES
UNUSUAL SITUATION
Battle Cruiser, Flagship in
Convoy Awaiting Depar
ture From N. Y.
nv ltoitintT itKxinni.
(I nlliNl I'rcws Slafl VrrrsMiiidcnt.)
I Wilson KKlaj .' liii-ioL lUnmcIf with
' niaiiiflfl duties prlof to I'rntmrkiuj:
! iiiwiii t lie motiM'iitoiia tak chT a pewT
(Iclcttiilo. It W cM-tnd lio will trave
j tonl(rlil for Jfpw Vrk. wiling Wed
', ncHday monilio.'. Tliorr in a imssllili
ltv, lioHovor. t(iat work will keep him
i lien" until XVi'diH-Mlay.
i , Mi- liud iimnv KiM ru to dlsoM- (f.
l:osldo a fal4idur of (iiiragenionta
f hrontflioiit tlitf day. liu-ltidinK a cahi
i nc-t senioii till artefnoon. It is nn
idcrntood flic lmttlc-hii Pennsylvania,
'Admiral luyo'f rlaxrdiip, and otlH-e
c-sl'l?. will Oinvoy ' the rtvid1tial
l arty. )n tlm n-rae of his departure.
WIIhoii fiiids lilniKoir In an imuKaai
irdl(-auM-nt. Heretofore hailed as a
loadar and IfMtkcd to for inniM'l
abroad, lie depart with the heart
Itai-kilrg; -of congreMM aid, to some ex
tent, its active hostility. This i-lirit.
engenden-d ly the rcNidont's failure
to select any cttiigrCMKloitul ieaee rep
rescntlaiveM and to take raiiftrew more
freely into Ills confidence, may leave
a stamp uxui Mlsons InflueiH-e
abroad. Ifoweer. he goeff at the ur
. gent invitation of allied leaders and Is
prepared to nc Ills roll itower of per
is;nallly and nrcKtJtn to Impress his
'peace views on the conference. '
DISLVf
POISQS fjUS
BACTERIA,
HUN PLOT
IXM)(), IK-O, 3. -AdiliUonuI de
tails of f.erman Iu(m t sow dinsension
knuHitf tlko ollkt. ore published In
SuIhh paiM'i-M iwefved Ihto today.
Tlio ivrmann Htorcd cirtrivra, ficniM In
XurifU. They also neTfOy made
Iximlw, iniinitionH and batferia Intend
ed fr iwlMmin; wells In territory Uie
allfiM alumdoned. The bomb and mu
nltlonn were imendwl firr armrcliLMts
in Italy, In fomenting revolution
tliere, .
1918.
NO. 0G02
REPUBLIC A N
DENOUNCES
INJURY TO
PRESIDENT
BREST FLEET TO
WELCOME WILSON
TAlilS. Dec. 3. The Amerl-
ran naval baw at Hrent. has !s-
Htied orders that lft destroyers
sail to Azores, awaiting the pas-
HHKe cif the fleet accompanying
Wilson to Europe. Hhe presiden-
tial convoy includes nine vessels.
dreadnaughui and cruisers.
NO NEW FLU CASES
REPORTED TODAY
There are no new '.cases of Inriuen
xK to report under iiarantine today.
According1 to the .statement of C. O.
Urcach, quarantine officer, covering
the time since the lneettiiK of the
connoil lust week the number of cases
quarantined in seven und the total
number quarantined at present b
nine.
Quarantine reports are not niven on
vhvh taken to tho hoHpltuln. These
are reported to the health officer
through the physicians, but that the
number of these cases Is decreasing Is
Indicated by the closing of the emer
gency hospital.
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BUR MAXES HAUL
OF DIMES AND PENNIES
RUSSIA WILL
LAY DESIRES
BEFORE ALLIES
WASHINGTON", Dec. 3. Kepresen
tative iann, republican house leader,
today flatly opposed a resolution - to f
install Vice-President Marshall in the
White House while President Wilson
is abroad. He also declared himself
wholly out of sympathy with the at- I
tempt to embarrass the president while j
on the peace mission. He promised
there would be no concerted republi- j
can attempt in the house to question
the constitutionality of the president's
trip. He said factional strife at home j
(fression that the Americans are divid- ; People of RUSSIE to be Rep-
ed on the peace issue. I . j t t
Home Hostility.
Ambassador Will- Accom
pany President Wilson to
Conference is Late De
cision. L i
REPRESENTS FORMER
KERENSKY POWER
The Charles Co. cigar store, and
pool hall on Main street was entered
by burglars last night and between $35
and $40-in small change taken. About
$20 was in dimes, nick lea and pennies
in the bottle for the Belgian relief
fund, the reat being the change left
In the cash register.
The stofe closed at the usual time
of 1 1 p. iu. and the work of the burg
lar was discovered by the ' janitor
about 4 a. m. when he opened the store
to clean up the room and found the
rear door open. The front door whs
locked- There is no evidence of the
back door being forced to make an
traneu and how the party doing the
crime got in Is hard to explain, un- j
lews he had a -key to the front door or;
htd In the building: when the: place'
wan closed for the night. Nothing hasj
been misled from the stock In the j
store. j
In the senate, however, there is a
disposition among some republicans
to start interesting proceeding; Knox
of Pennsylvania, introduced a resolu
tion declaring extraordinary war pow
ers vesfed In the president be removed
as soon as possible. It also states
that the United States act in comDfete
unity with the allies in formulating
the peace terms, and that soldiers in
Europe be returned to America as
quickly as is possible and consistent
with safety.
The resolution also would define
peace aims, deferring until later the
formation of a league of nations and
the definition of freedom of the seas.
Sherman of Illinois declared Wilson's
departure, under the constitution, ren
dered his office vacant, leaving con
gress powerless to enact legislation
He said: 'The president of the United
States Is not" president of France.
There he Is but an alien. He ha not
any power to transfer, of his own vo
lition, the seat of government to some
province which is alien-"
resented by Liberal
Delegate.
CHILE CALLS 1917
CLASS TO COLORS
VAS!llXiTO.V; Iee. . ItusBlan
Amoawador Hakhim-tK-ff will accom
pany rekklit Wilson to IMm lln
villi present Hii-wia's desire to allletl
reprexentmives. This dtvlftlon
made at a utte homr after II was found
de-lroble to have an amlawadoe
France at tlte time of conference. Ho
represents the former Keretwfey gov
ernment and lias been IttHinod tonartl
s stable but liberal and democratic
aovernmenl for KtiM.
TRIfBGS HERE FOR
COMRADESHIP DRIVE
SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec. i. Military
reserves of the 1317 class, have been
called to the colors-
C01UCTDRETTES ARE
CAUSE OF CAR 'TIEUP
WW-
.TSyei.
AUTO TURNS TURTLF,
TWO WOMEN INJURED
(East Oregonian Special.)
riLOT KOOK, Dec. 3, guile an
automobile accident occurred near
Nye 8u,nday afternoon when an auto
mobile driven by Kd Thresher of
I'klttlt. turned tuftU1.; i There were
f'iir people In the ri"f. twu wometi
tnl H' men. The ;wi)hicn,i Mrs. Kd
Threnjier and MlssIreila Otter, were
finite severely Injured and are at the
'Orace hospital here. Mrs. Thresher
U suffering from a broken collarbone
and Tib and Miss Osier's back In
sprained. The two men escaped Injury.
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THE WEATHER
FORECAST
Tonight and
Wed. probably
rain ur snow.
Tho picture of president WHnoii slmwn above was taken .... n.e rf,... ti.. .....i-.i i...i
The law shown liere Ik the Kriictu-,. Versailles nliere -...Im.i. ....... .1 Z.. 1. 1 .. ... '
sumcd the x-ai-o "inference will lie. lu ltl. .
Here. Iij the Vcrwilll. la.-e. In 17:t. Kntslatul sltinod the treat, re.Vlai.W H" independoee r the Amerl
caii co .ml. And here the h..l.-,H n.ten. r opre.Hl 1 : m.Ka.l peoples will be made M.ro. On the date of tlie
recHflll ion of America,. ln.lei.,.dec. ,,e lr. ly la-lweeu l:imlai.d and I ran.v and Spain also was sin.-d here,
llio palace wtis tlm s.-at of the npoi.lnic r the I rcii. li revolution, the jn.xHus .rf the Ktatc-t;cncrl. H was tlio
headquarters of William I hiic th hve of I'nrls.
Will ASK COUNTY'S
VIEW ON MEMORIAL!
CI'.EVKLAND.r 3Jev. 3 Fjrteen
humlred rtreet car inen, striking, a.-e
t tvlnp up every ear line In the city
and paralyzing- much btiemess. , tin-
oyes are unaltle to reach their work.
The men demajid the immediate re
moval of conductorettes from the cars.
Sii hundred pounds of posters, but.
tens, service flass and other publieitr
materials arrived today at the Uma
tilla County Ked Crosa for use in the
Christmas Roll Call. Red Cross mem.
bership drive, beginning December,
IS and will.be distributed throughout
the county.
In the lot are 33,400 buttons. 13.6
sf rvice flags, 176. MOO Christmas seaix.
170 posters, entitled "Appealing
Nurse," The Greatest Mother."
"Have fou a Ked Cross Service Fla?"
and "Answer the Roll Call." li card,
board cutouts for .table booths, a well
as folders. "enroUroent blank and r
port blanks. '
t "t sornmoir you" to the comrade
ship." Ls the mesae sent ont by
President Wilson, head of the nationa.1
Red Cross, and this sloeran embodies)
the w:hole Idea or the drive. Jt la em
phatically ri"t for large amounts of
money, the Red Cross say... biit is for
the purpose of placin the names of
American people on the roll call of
the Red Cross and the l siibsrripjtion
is merely Incidental. Membership Is
the sole aim.
The matter of a memorial for the
soldiers from I'mntilla county was
discussed at some lenfrth at the meet
ing" of the Umatilla County Patriotic
Service league executive committee :
yesterday afternoon. Xo definite ac-
tlon was taken in the matter as there ;
Is still some doubt If this ls the prope. '
01 conization to carry on this work.
Since all the members of the exec- :
utive committee are Pendleton citi- i
ens it is felt best to lay the matter t
befm-e the district chairmen of the
league, asking: them to sound out the !
sentiment of their respective districts
to learn whether the making of th:
memorial a county-wide move is fa- !
vered and if su what meuns should be ;
used to raise the funds. A motion to .
IT SEEMS LIKE HEAVEN'
SAYS EGLANTINE MOUSSU IN
LETTER TELLING OF PEACE
that effect was adopted last evening.
CORNELISON HAD JOB (AS COOK
IN REGION WHERE NO WOMAN
HAD BEEN SEEN FOR 3 YEARS
In a letter to the Kost "rpytn Ian
written by tirv. .r- M. Cnrnelisim smu
time before hostilities ceased, he tells
vividly f conditions he experienced nl
th front and of hi vabmble but not
entirely a green b'e job as cimk. He
says the division with which he
serving bad been hard hit by th
out whs heading for Hi-rlln, neverthe-j gi.ne. vIIIusph and cities
- P ieces a nd b u r 1 1 ed w h e n
Air. CorneMson is a "V man at the '
front and his latter in detail It h fol- 1
lows:
American Kxpeditbuiary Korce,
Ihit as I drove through the devasta
tlon fr miles and miles coming here
when our division came in to buck the
HimTeubuii line "somewhere In
France." As far as the eyes could
was . carry there were no plowed fields ex
foe ; cent the thick shell holes. Trees nil
bombed to
the
It ft. nly ii sign board In many vil
lages to tell yon its former name. Not
fa wall standing. For military por
j popes the main roads are h ton repaired
October 7. -j after the enemy ret rent n.- Hut whin
Fast Oregonian and Friends of lma- l wished to add Was tho rest of the
tflla Co.; . it tore abrut our comitnr iito this area.
Some time ago I explained that j We ebare any hardships with the
certain "" men, wero assigned U , truops. . What -wan left of. this Uwn is
niiicn.ii are rtiiHrtered in u
I
! men are still alive, though I have
signed several limes. No help Is I
j sight arid! continue to, keep them fe
uu. nni remeinoer. I am not caring
! lu w soon we lick the kaiser or how1
son we get our of here so I can lose!
(this cook job, However, I am glad;
j that our lioys put wimp punch into j
; the game here, though they were hut
hard, because they were to eager audi
foiled to mop up properly and also got i
into their own barrage. Hut they arei
learning ths gamu tvnd those "shock' !
; tioops of the ' Iftins are getting;
shocked more and more. !
of course, at any and all times our j
atmosphere is being punctured and
butted about with sheila going both'
HlUlS "tin tf'lW'" ROllIK OIJ4H OU
i ne juoi .or lorries ana streams
of troofis going each way all spell war j
in large letters, but tho movement h
toward Kerlin und wo are hoping- toj
bv, on the Job UU it in finished good j
und proper. ' j
Have been very well, indeed. f
Sincerely yours, I
J. M. COKNKUSON. ,j
certain division, and continued with
that division suppMng tbeui and so ;
moving with them in order to rontin ;
ne " Y" service to them. Hecanse .of,
this we have lv move division head
quarters of (Mir Y. M. t A. every time
the army division moves. W'li'en they
go back of the lines for a rest period
house near a church. I?oth are shell
ed to piecetf. o far as the roof is con-;
ccrner'. ur hous ha. n- temporary!
roof of corru sated sheet Iron which '
b-aks most woefullv when it rains. '
which Is much iif the time. Our
"mess" kitchen is an old lean-to of
PHOT ROCK HAD
SHALL FIRE TODAY
th
I'lI.OT HOCK, Dec. 3. (Special to
o Fast tregtiniiin. . At one o'clock :
as they were a week or so ago we can the sartio material with a brlrk-bntlt
get fair accommodations and some.rnngo and nVn iu it. At our hist
civilian help at headquarters. Hut p!ace before that we had some women
when they buck the line nd come Into to cook, but here ends that story.
this devastated area as we h-Mve bee'i There lias not been a wtinu.ii in ihit
for nearly two weeks where there ate area, nor In miles of it. except Hed'"'10' firi vw KwereU in the John
not and have not been any civilians iCross nurses, for several years. Hut 'Cummins barnes.i ffhop,
j tor a year or two. then tt is a case of our men had to eat, and there were
t "root hog t or die,'- for "V secretaries , nn cooks. They were regular or-
and all. i.i'hanK. Krgo, I hal to leave my Ford
I "Devastated" area will hardly de- and assume the job of "mess" cook
'crlbe It. but we will let it go tit that Though f was not an applicant for the
and let your invagination fill lo4 th lob, et I .had ben "mes' sergeant
j rest. 1 wrote something of beaut ifVit n; the last place, and H leaked out
I and well cultivated France. Hoot that I iouUl eonkrf tluit-Ii could -cook.
and papers tell of the same. Such I' having. doie my ou p In urgon some
ail true right up to the xones that have years. ,,,,,, M,t. --
been fought over these
Quick work
by I'ercy Kolsom with a fire extin
guisher succeeded In putting the fire
It is said the damme done will
rfach aVout Jioo, a . conslderaidt or,
which was done by the cutting of holes
1:. the roof of the build in and water.
A strong w iud was blw ing at the
Mine and with a littlemore of a'start'
a greit part of the town would doubt-j
last years. i am Ht ill on the job and lv' or more less have been burned.
. FLU SCANDALMONGERS
ADMONISHED TO QUIT
'Take care of yourself ami
thercbv help In keiiing tin lu
fhicn.u cindciiiic down. .t the
same time don't gvt ularimtl over
wild and wool stories you may
licar auicrrnin the Flu situa
tion here. They are for the nut
I wirt mire lxh. The riHrds. as
published eacli day after consul
tatiou with all tlie dm-tors or the
city show 'that the situation is not
bad."
The foreuoimr is the adiee fr
official- today Jie1tHl l In.vor
A aiighan and l O. lircaeh. quar
antine fricir. Mr. llrWK'h di
elarei that he gets exact figures
from all doctors eaah day and
Ihat every ea-e reiwutcd quar
antined and pnhH'-hcd.
Out of sen cases arising here
Ik-ihccii last Wednesday and to
ilay six were from out of town,
thus making but one really lot-nl
ease. This is exclusHe f the
iiMt at the hosHl which are
not haudlel by the quarantine of
rieer. Various imaginative parties
have been eireulating t'ln pmpa
ganda that is causing; the offlel
nh (rouble and many ueople
netNlh'SH worry. One man pieked
ii on the street had Imhmi sating
that he know of lM eases lu the
city.. He was lake n lo the Mdiiv
station and asked why he had not
rcinirted them and could imf iiiiim"
a simile chso in town. Another
canard has ii that all deaths an
not lieinic rcuoried.
The orfietaK say the full raets
will In- given to the public each
day aud that the circulation of
fnlM siorle sliould h MpiclchiMl.
. t
In a most wonderful letter Kglan-1
tine Moussu. Pendleton girl In. Hie f
'service In France. descriles the a- t, f
premo joy felt in France at the sign-'''
Ing of the armistice terms- There Is;
pathos in the fact Miss Moussu'a fath-j
er to whom the letter was addressed,,
had passed away before that time.;
Miss Moussn not having then received
the news in France.. ; !
The letter is j fillows; j
Toul. November 13..
Dear LXiddie and All. '
I am so thrilled at the wonderful
events of the la-t few days I can
scarce y frame the words I want to
write. Can you realize it? I can
scarcely, and to think I could be here
Ir. the very midst of it and heard the
!ast gun fired. And oh. such a look
of freedom and happiness! as one saw
y i the faces of those poor French
people who have suffered all through
these four long years. I saw- some old
Indies crying from joy. and can you
wiindtii' at it to know that what .a
few short months ago looked like
darkest defeat was so brilliantly
turned into this glorious victory.
Last night I saw the lights turned
on in the houses and sTtreets for th
first time in four years and to us who
have been here such a -short time it
seemed like hetiven. None but those
i
who have been through it can realists
We hail music and parades and of
ci urse w Were ' right there. Last
evening there was a dance at the Of
fleers' il u to and oh. such a time as I
had. I can't begin, to ttil you. Th r
tCut.tjnued on i-use S.)
OLIVER LESLEY, OF
i LOCAL MAN TO
NAVY. FIRST
RETURN HOME
1 Ohver I. Lesley, machinist's mate.,
a via t ion sect ion of the navy, arrived
home today from I'uget Sound and is
jhe first 1'endleton man to return from'
the service.' With 1,1 other men in
worked here In th- ur'nin Motor O.i
raure ami for r.ony ltio. H "Xie'M
to return to bis old trad. In the mhiow
section wit b Lesley ut FuKt Wound
w ere two mcft from Walki ali.
AuMti Moure and I.. Morrison. The
the same section as he, lxaley was re f men wer in claxri fvw whb-h th
leused from active duty la-st Saturday. rirst f t dcntob.llxed bv the navy.
In his present status he nwv cease It is l,slc iiiidTMiundlir that
.earinc his uiiiiorni and reenter civil lH-cetuber 't a genfral dembt(ierttbr
Tfe but he Is subject to call to activ !wlH start at Hreno rtofi und thnaiHU
duty any time between now and or men will b r-l-.t.d. Men may
lie mas made application fur -elect to remain In the iervU if th
disenroliment. , Vl sn ntt n U md tbst frr-most a-
Lesley is tu auto repair mechatita: th bovs will ak fr rlence m m tt
and hefor enlisting last July had; K-t back Into civil if