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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1918
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NO. 9(510
FACSIMILE OF CHECK FOR $5098 GIVEN BY ROUND-UP TO RED CROSS
XWjrthwestern Frontier Exhibition Association yN-JUfL.
TIITS ROUND-UP"
II Willi III I HUM II ajajmii I II TiriTfl"
& jroperly signed and endorsed, any
f g n Pendleton,
AMERICA TO OPPOSE
PUNITIVE IK1TIES
. pap to the order of
Charge to SjMxSiitd- Account faiS?
ffcrry-'f- ' Account forjO-nh.JJi-G-t64.
Choree to Account for
DOLLARS,
AMOUNT
IGERMANY MUST PAY IN SWEAT
COPKXHAfiK.Y, IHx 12. The
Prussian guard, returning l IWrlln, Is
reported to liavo sworu allcR-lum to
Cliauccllor UK-rt's government. Till"
famous unit, niiinhcriig: thmianndH of
tho iM-wt Uvrniau troops, una ciilhu-Hlasth-ally
welcomed. (Alignment of
tho PntsNlnn guard on Ills aide makes
i;lxTt safe from tlio bolshcvikl. It la
believed.)
DAVfO OGILVY DIES
FROM PNEUMONIA
David Ogilvy, formerly of Pilot
Bock, and a brother of Mrs. Helen
Bolts and Walter Ogilvy nf IIiIm city,
died toduy ut IiIm home In Mabton,'
Washington, at the ugu of 40, after
an attack of pneumonia..'. Thomas
' Delta, of I'll., I Kork, nephew," left
today for Mubton and will bring the
body to rilot Hock for burial.
Ogilvy, who wn the ton of tlio lute
Mr. and Mrs. Charles i?llv' who were
murdered near pilot Hock a ycur ago,
In survived, besides Mrs. Belts and
Walter Ogilvy, by six sisters, Mra.
Ida Herman. Walla Walla: Mrs. Daisy
Illystnne. Tuconia: Mrs. H. Clutcher
and Mra. Karl Dudley. Athena; Mra.
Klsle Cox, Kellogg-, Idaho, and Mra.
Alfred Hemphill. Pilot Hock. Two
btothera, Clurence (tallvy and Roy
. Osllvy, are In the aervlce.
i
Approved: gT77' , fraSwy ,vur;o: . , , mm
111 1 ai 111 irnn nr I;.'"" r-- j' Tl Ifll lrt A linfl 1
I HI IM0I1I l
! I I lUUUl II lUU
OF HER BROW FOR YEARS, BUT
NOT FULL ALLIED WAR DFBT
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PEACE AWAITS
U.S. PRESIDENT
Even Preliminary Confer
ences Abandoned Until
American Executive is
Heard.
WILSON'S INFLUENCE
ADMITTED ENORMOUS
Newspapers of All Political
Affiliations Devoting
Columns.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
DOCKS FRIDAY, THE 13
BY FK10D FKHGl'SON
(United Prea Staff Correspondent.
TiRK.ST. Dec. 12. The Oeoig Washington, twarinjf Pr-aIdont
Wilson and hiH itrty. whm 600 inilej from Prc-Mt, When last reported
by wireloKM at mfclnisht. The ntianier i making only 15 knots
owing- to heavy nt-us, hut is -expected to arrive on sehedn! Fridy
afternoon, as a result of its nhortened course. The present weather in
anything hut fitted for u celehrtfon. but Friday falls on the 13th
the president' lucky number, and Americana here arc be-ftiner it will
clear up. According to present plans, Wilson will come ashore be
tween 1 and Z o'clock tomorrow afternoon. A delegation of socisrf-
IstM will preet him when he lands. Previously, he will be welcomed
aboard by FVench official. Colonel ltusc. Coneraln Vershnf? and
HMhh. Admirals Iienwon. Wilsonand Marprtret. Wilfion will accom
pany this party. H1k official welcome will be In the hands of the
French government.
Nine Freneh cruisers, four destroyers a nd manv American war
vuHHels will anchor in douttle litie. The Ooorpo Wah inwton will
proceed down 'the lane between ihe warships, receivi the presi
dential salute of 2 gtm.s from I'iciwh craft The liner will then an
chor at the head of the cobn.in vh:k the wnrnhlpn pais in revle.v.
' There w!(;lbea brief ceremony whei President WilKon ei mt s ashore.
After this, the party will drlvf diifrt'y t. the railway-, entraining
for Paris. The1 entire route to the station will be 'lined -with Ameri
can wddiers.- A company 'of poiliiH ill act as a guard t honor.
WOMEN FACE
: IV C AItfj I. fiftOAT
Itt'nited l"r- warr -owiodcnt.
I VASIIIiTOX. Iec. 12. (iemuuir
I will not be akHl to ly tio inu ai-
ll.il war dlt. a fcyd torare) advo-
i -atrs. provliloi iwon prmiimr
I ;revaii ai 1 1" - .
IHal.i iK-re rivaU4y dixlaro ntudi of
j j the British talk of maklmsc irfnniHr
J COLOCXE. Dec. 12. The entente i ,)aJ. ltH. cnormotM delK. estimated at
troonatn Rprlln to unlice the : 1 2O.0O0.0O0.tl0O. M efc--tln taiK.
i city, it was reported here yesterday, j
ENTENTE OCCUPATION
OF BERLIN UNLIKELY!
STARVATION
Loss of War Jobs as Fac
tories Close Adds to Bol
shevik Peril in Germany.
titecent reports from Germany about
! the allies planning the military occu
' .afion of the German capital, have
been officially denied by Washington.)
i ' PARIS. Dec. 11. Allied occupation
1 of Berlin is not content plated now.
hlKh official
United Press.
today informed the
WII.I. NOT KSf AFK rtslsiuiMi-
Germany will he about "fleannd" fl
ti.Tioany wll loo alxut -leaned" fi
nancially when it pays Indoninltkn foe
fleliciiun. northern JYanee and else
where, rrniany will bo working foe
the allies a hnc time) alimd, payins
In the sweat of her brow. In lowered
Itviiut condition! and In tamest for lie
brutalily ami the mifferliur bcr au
tocracy luj forced uMn the world.
Wilson believe (ienimiir diould not
"Reports from Kerlin
ARGUED INTO RANKS V
t OF SPARTACUS GROUP
Illegitimate- Children
Country Estimated
at 200,000.
in
'suit of an attempt to lead the allies in-
I to revealing- their intention reftrard-S
IpK the possible extension of their,
piareh into Germany," it Is officially j
declared. "Entry into Reiiin would ;
be o'ansrerous unless it were under-!
taken bv lOrt.ono men. No such ac
ii n Y. W be taken without the utmost
b-Iiiie ration."
, cKcaiHj i(iini1tment but has) dwlarel
that the al- j ,,,. .....i.ive InUemnltlra" and If
i official here are rreTtly lirformol.
j he will oiow tlie I Joyd tiearge plan.
RKrtl.IN'. Dec. 12. Tllou.salJds of
PAHIH. Dee. 12. Peace machinery , I ' .,,.' , ,,. Ih ,,. will ta. nn,,i will. Amci-u ! women, facin starvation doe to. low
Ik at a standstill, pending the arrival,; ,.,. . rt,n,-llf uoilns ...l as a .narrf ,,f lu.nor. i of war Jobs, are adding to tlH- periiJ
of President Wilson. Even Informalh , , , ... f llolKhevism in tlormany. Women
preliminary confercneca have been II - ' , -ns -Jistrsi! i-'manltions workers and others who are
abandoned tuitll ILe American .xew-i-n.... . ...,.... Ktl, vi,V HtiT RTI1,f r'ltV f rapidly being- demobilized are una bit
live can' I heard personally. News- f l''":. U. Ut ftfT:V. . .V "tLl1 .,1,.,loM,,H,t, as a practical re
papers of all shades and political af- . ." ''f; " '"..?,.. ..' , ":.,.. ,,.1, i. " J.'....:' . ' .' : suit of idleness--wt factories due t.
for an airplane which is cxcctcd to . mustered out rrom si'rvice at Pust.-t j lack of raw mulenals. me. nunat us j (h(? jm, County Patriotic Serv ice
sloy here on a fliulit rrtuu SacrameiiKt Sonml and Columbia riier forts, will'Kroup has seined the oppm-tunity to , 1ai.lle Xllk(,H pleasure in announcing
to Portland t-urly next wwk. Offici- Iw able to return to clil life before , argue these women Into their ranks, j (i hp 1,1i,nc that both Ilisby Harris
uls here were nollfk-d that Lieutenant , the end of the week, ucconlinsr to an Jt is estimated mat int-re are n- juiton an.i A- A. Cole of Pendleton
Colonel Ktnmons will start the flight announcement at northwest artillery than 2ull.0! tiiesitimate cnnuren in nave contributed to the United War
from Mather field. imufnuurtcrs lure. tierniany as a reauu oi i coouinou
filiation agree that Wilsons Infill-1" i'"i"-".
ence will be enormous. Lattlc Is be
ing published now regarding the con
ference Itself, but columns are being
devoted to Wilson, his principles and
attitude. The Temps declares It can-
nttt foresee any friction between
Washington. London, Rome and Paris
Rivalry Over Welcome.
It says the accord which has existed
since America entered the war will
continue until peace is nssured. This
unanimity. It holds, will expedite the
work of the inter-allied conferences.
There is some rivalry among various
S. A. COLE TAKES HIS
QUOTA TO WAS FUND
The Central Ioyaltv Committee of
NINE NEW CASES
UNDER QUARANTINE
:; ATTACK WIIIKI.ICriK .OWNKltKIIIP political factions as to which will lead
WAHIIlNtiTOX. Iec. 13. Hitter In welcoming Wilson.' Posters have
fcasaults on the naval plan fur owner-1 been circulated by laborltes and so-
sliip and control of the wireless, as j clallsts, appealing to the people to
an opening wedne lor a government j welcome him us an advocate of their
. ownership eannoalRn, are , niade by particular brand of principle s. The
member of the house nierchtnt ma- Temis objects to this on the ground
i fine committee. S4-Tetary IbinieK j that Wilson Is the guest or ull Prance
Mimaeltout tho hearhiK protested that
.radio control should not lie eoiaiocied
, with government ownership or imirtie
utilities, sajlnir peculiar coiiKllions
Mirroimdliuc wireless coniiiiunlcutloii
: eansed him to favor thcblll.
CLELL CROWN HOME
AT TEN TOMORROW
ROAD TO WEST END
- Information was rccWet
lKla that lell Iti-oun, loot.
who was voiiin1c4l at
VcmnI will nrrlvt Iioiiip on
Northern PaclHu train at
, o'clock tomorrow morninic. I'fc
tlio dire'tloii of the Omim
Club a demonstration In Ids
or In hrimr planned. All
people are Invited to Im? wV
and rtlciMitc.
Ity action of the stale highway
commission at a session in Port Ian tl
yesterday the sum of $10.000 is ap
propriated for gravelling 30 miles of
road In Umatilla county. This Is
aWen as assuring the Improvement of
.Pendleton - Kcho-Morrow county
i,d next year. The county has
U J Al- a A,fferot1 to do tne Krading
ii Q lfl6 4;lie roud and the action of
commission yesterday lit
he showing made by the
sfactory to the board.
roprlations by the
,-i mean ciose 10 a
OLD P. H. S. PICTURES SHOW BOYS
'WHO BRAVELY FELL
! M'ork Fund in accordaiu-e with their
latinss. Mr. Harris subscribing J100)
und Mr. Cole 7.". Roth took this
tisfactory action on Wednesday.
December 11th. after giving the mut-
Eight new cases 'Of influcnxu are
reported under quarantine today, mak
ing a total of 21 quarantine now In
the city. This is the largest -number
reported Sir-one day since .pmrantiiiB
regulation Were .adopted. Tbr"e f
these, were reported to h council
l.ust night, but were made too lute for
publication yesterday. Following; are
the new quarantines:
J. A. Morton, 512 E. Railroad. ,
P. McGonigall. 628 Maple. .
Coffey. 204 Cosbie. . . .
Osborne. 6 23 Johnson.
I :. N". Wilson, X19 Cosbie.
H. W. Collins, Room S, l'emlie-
j ton Hotel. - v
j R. !. Crowe. S05 E. Court.
I Ueorge C. Powers. 406 E. Alta.
aw -1. ter more thorough consideration. Th4 jicCully. 61 Aura.
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f"'
1
ar rn
nun nnii 111 nit
ontLUUH ULKlin blVto
. Inliars available
.Week In our urd ear depaf.
tntr Htoek of aned cars at price
:he earn. We muHt- make room 1 is
will Scr
il I fill II r from a Mff.
nd kcc tho
IN FRANCE JUST BEFORE
tpecial
5
I,
otb
I VI , "2" i 4
Tv. -4 V f-sOf
! committee believes that their pre-
vious refusals were not nspired by M ttTII A U WSHIXGTOX S.11.8
j disloyal sympathies but rather) " WASHINiTtX. IH-C. 12. The
'through lack of understanding of the ! lrillls14rt Mart Washingto B'rt
I needs and purposes of the funds and j rYan. iHx-t'mber with lit offh-ers
j through failure to appreciate the re-!an(, men. Imrtdew 5:tH wi.iin.b'd
I .-ponsibllities of the individual ettizen ir eI,iisted men ai.d casawlsv
In times of national stress. i These Include troops nT the I t6tl field
' CEXTDAL I.iiYAI-TT COMMITTEE. iartllU'TV iMiidqnarterH mmpnnjr and
-. iltsth field artillery conipHte.
II
LEST WE FORGET
l-:d Xclsoii. a lViullcton bar
lcr. refus4s to cimtribute to the
1'nited War Work funds on the
grounds that the organizations
Included In the drive are a 'Re
ligious 1-Yuiul.'
-IKXTISAI, l.OYAI.TY CO.
MITTr.K. I'matllla Co. Pa
triotic service League."
TKEJUilR
FORECAST '
Tonight and
J Friday ruin or
snow: warmer
luiught.
V
del
datV
show.
rein If
war, '
.low
v;
f v--,
i
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Hlnrlerman. Airs, Rut I
mother of Sheldon. ' V
itter'was a sdiall ho-. ,
of Sheldon Plllcb I SJ
lust one of the mot a mV
. On November 10, Just one day be-jsamo regiment, saw each
: foru the end of the war, Frank Khcl- j frequently.
don nrtch. the first Pendleton-born ,- Sheldon Is survived by his fn
twy tu ba killed In action, made the j a younger brother. Hulfe I'lrlch
auprente sacrifice on the battlefields grandmuther, Mra. M. I. Himlerma
- of France, according- to a telegram , Hnd two aunts. Miss Ida Hlndcrmut
received from the. war office last, und Miss Josu Hlnderman. Mrs. ijui
night by his father. Frank Linen, oi f rank Ulrieh, moth
this city.' died when the latter
I'lricli. who enlisted last summer as i In the death
a member of the I'nlteil atntes Ma-! Pendleton has lust
Tines, Immediately after his graduation . prominent of Its ouug men. Resides
111 the class of 1917 from the Pendle-hls ability us a student, he nus active
ton lilgll school, would have been HI ; In high school affairs and played tin
years of aga. next Sunday.' lecember(the football loam. He was a member
li. He left here with Clell BrSwn. or the Methodist church of Pendie
Pendleton boy who was wounded ln1on. and also 'n member 4f lamb.la
France, and the two were together utjslgina. high school fraternity. At the
k3Hre Island and Quantlco. Virginia, t time of iis enlistment, he was urged
and went to fTance on the same . because or his youth to not enter thej tiell Rrown.
transport (b their arrival In Franca) at my until later, '.nit be replied that H shown In the
Jtfareh I, the boys, although In Ihehe wished to be one of (he first to go.
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IRRIGATION SCHOOL PROGRAM
AT STANFIELD IS ANNOUNCED
l ,"-;:-
1 The fourth of a series of drainace . representative of the overanienl Ut
Ltml irripation wehools beins held this cooperative work in Oregon, -will taka
i.ntb under the auspices or tne.
I c.iintv farm bureaus und the soils
' hPHt tmcnt nf o. A. t. will he held in
istaufleld. DiM-emher IS and 1 The
'program h been outlined. to be of
'the most possible rvk-e to all inter-.
: eted in irrlxHtion iml drainage prob.
j b'nis in I'maiil a county and include:
(iif eusions of t he most profitable
; method of irrigation farming as well
! n cixisiderat ton of many lexat atitl
lectin b I tdiaes of the handling of t, y
bad in.? part on the program.
The program la as follown:
lecember IS, JA a. m.- Eteon
of Fi'dtrul Aid in KecluniatVon. J. T.
II a. m. lirlKatlon of Meudowi
l refessrr W. U powers. . A. O.
:'Mi . m. rrcpnratlon of lJni
for Irrigation. K. W. Allen.
2::tn p. m. Community tHifaiUiu-
tbui for SnertM--fl IrrUalimi Kf.rl-
t
ssor V I-. powers, heud of th
cp.trtmeiit of -. A. f.. and ,
I. rallard, O. A C.
p. m. leterniniathn
of tnA
iContintiau on pMKa .)
DON ROBINSON IS SAILING
WHERE FLYING FISHES PLA Y
f cult, Ariku, t'htle,
r Mondav mt-iiint
Iter now and ny i
oii us Bet Mhor
Sbt hbMi I Irirli. via wa
Tit toit idi-tare N the rendleli.n li ili fboo t bampioi Ir.ii fMtball team of titll.
killetl'in at lion Noveinlwr l. Is indicate l;y arinw. Mamlinji net ti t eiuh -tuihr.
lu while Mniv wMli I be marines in the ureal fiulit at It eilleau Wood. seriously voimu-u.
track plrturt beuealb, io;ter row in the P-ri- Itmun will arrhv borne imiHarrowr ami a ilemii-
lralion In plaimctt in Ids honor. j A
tomorrow niht
a iil -rtart h
gi t It iiml!rd
t Tti l rip ha
tleiijihtfitl u far m w-thT eon
ditfon were ettneeriir! and life dont
K't a nienftorfou m.P ui woi.td
:i.-l'tN ami sis!heyina pretty siuht. , think. A m i''ti t from is tni
I'ollowiui? the letter In full: a. m and p. m- I mom r up jor
Sal nr. lav . November 15 1 S. break fa -
! ear Mn;ln r ami lad :
i 1 on Ufbi'ison. in the Kervice as a ,
radio epeiatitr in the navy, writes to
Ins parent:. l r. ami M rs. J. V. Kob
oisoii. of b.v h crossed the etmator
m a dn-mhiru tain, and tpfs how- the.
1 h mh w a es w ashed t he lower deekft
, nf i tie ship He describes t he H in
i u the time I'm thrwimto
We are cxpectins to reach our port ,
( 'utitinuvd on psrfw (