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.COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
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VOL.31
ENTIRE COUNTRY
THREATENED BY
AILANTA STRIKE
Date of General Walkuut An
nounced in 72 Hours Says
Telegraphers' Executive
y . pAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OPJEGON; TIIURSDA Y.JUNE 5, 1
1919.
NO. 9757
Newsicg Journey 7
Wonderland for ? " -
Solid Hours t U
It Cost Na p any
licln a newslic ldcd
advantages, think 6a . , Ore
gonlan newsies who were yuest
of the great Alumo shows last
night and who raw the wonder
of the bright lights from 1 p. ni.
to 11 p. ni. Animal show, water
clrcua, Dollctta, minstrels the
- youngsters aaw them all. the
single regret being that the hour
aped so fleely that It was Im
possible to visit every show In one
ahort night.
Envy rilled the hearts of eouia
Pendleton boya who kuw (ho
newsboy taking In the carnlvul
without once, finding It necessary
to ofrer the ticket man so much
aa a penny. In root, young Hurry
Kolsom became eloquent vhnit
he hoard of th free cntertuln
ment, a tlio rollowlng extract
from hia conversation will show:
"Alwaya did want to aell pa
pera, anway and now everyone
or these kids gets to "see the
how for nothln'."1
TURKS
CANNO
T
MAYOR CONSIDERS
APPEAL TO WIIaSON
Efforts at Settlement Vain;
Strikers Steadily
Increase. '
'
' WAMHIXOTOOT, June 5. President
Kokenkamp of the Coimnerclal tele,
trrapher union today declared ... that
tin lew the Atlanta altuation la settled
quickly the 'strike there will Involve
the entire United Ktatea and Canada."
lie aaid, "Telegraphera and electri
cal work era in every auction of the
country are demanding action of the
strike they have voted and It will be
Impossible to keep them at work much
longer. ; I will announce the date of
the general atrike within 73 hour."
netUc-neiit I ail.
ATLANTA, (!., June, 5. With
atrikere claiming a Meady Increase In
their rauka trwt telephone and tele.
graph strike continue here today.
to brlnr the strikers snl r.nr.-m.. m,n to De repiacoa ny tne new build.
Uvea of the federal wire admlnlwra- i , cc,0""n" , l? r',""rt' ?lncc tno
tlcm together. Is conaidering cabling I ?th of.Un 8'e- ni" Jonn '"
to President Wilson to take the situ a.
Hon out of Burleson's hands.
A report IoiIhy says that T. II.
Kimuntoii of Pendlt-ton, will build a
tl,000 rrsldcncd at 403 Jackson
street. The house now standing on
this property, which was the residence
Major Key. unsuccessful In hi. .rf,.n or ,ne ""e "en ",e' "' torn
$16,000 HOME FOR
JACKSON ST. REPORT
ham made his homo in the
street house.
luck on
RMS
Austrian Government
Adopts German Plan
of Protest and Calls
Three Days' Mourning
INDICA
T
ION NOW
:'Zi:i(ICIf. June 5.' Tht- AiiHtn
hii Kovftrnmeiit today decreed a
three day period of national
mourning In rj.uvt itKuitiKt the
pec teiniM, according to a VI-
utuia dispatch.
LIVE WIRE FIRES POWDER,
KILLED IN COAL ME
Delves ,,o. Bs C.nside:edjCfCL WJS) fjjfp
Merely as witnesses, is ne- ;
. port; Will Be Called Soon j
FRANCE SET AGAINST I
GERMAN ALTERATIONS'
5.000,000
DIM 10
rnnQ nniiAiTv iiincrwLL 10
UUUU UUUI1II UUUUL
KUAU OILLu
CtM'il 11. Wadfi; former I'undlctonian
an wm t Mr. nd Mr. K. T. Wado;
wan elected couniy jude of Coon
ciiUiitF in a rwali lection on Turn-j I'tHlTVAXU,
unusn rjxecutes uompieteiaKy- J,M WUM 1110 iineni 01 juaB from aII COUIilisl
BOND EXPLOSION
ft iff vr uww
SArt
SCORES
TUNNEL
nnniino at p
UbUUIlO HI OTtU .
nicM qtadt mmm
iiilii oinui iu ifunii
June u. lieturns ;
except furry itnd
dfifiitittdy . CKtaldiRhea
the ;
a . . wiiiHfn uiifi wfiti mil tiv h Tut-t ir nnt) i
About-face. America is ; th.. fr jeffemon,
' Mediator. ' Uarsbileld gives an account of 'the; defeat of the five million retonsiruc-
I Voting " ' f I
' ' ' ." ." ui. ,, hw a landslide! "on bill. Practically complete" re-i
u r iij-;ij r-i-.it.iji.-. . i
United Pres KU.fr CorreaHiidcnt.) ) aa,nH' Ounty Judge Valson and , turns show
PARIS. June 5. The big four to-,' .uniy ommiiwion-r Arcine -ninp in
day decided to suinmon the Turklah recall election
TWO HOMES ENTERED
IN EAST END OF CITY
Eighty-five Trapped Under
. ground Blown to . Atoms,
Inhale Flames or Drown
majority of 3
It The reconstruction hospital is S31
Jn the rtcall ut ibe judxo the vote behind. It may take the official can-
was 2549 for and 1707 aBaJnst the re-
recall candidate.
a majority of
vaa to decide this contest.
LIEUT. COIf TON IS
NEW PAROLE OFFICER
HAl.V.M. June B. First LJeutanant
Louis H. Compton of Salem will suc
ceed Joseph f. KHler as stale parole
officer, according to an announce, duced the usual result, in addition to
nient by Ctovernor Olcott today. Kel- divesting C. H. Miller, the plumber.
or most of hia forelocks alul threat
ening serious injury to his right eye.
The accident occurred In his shop at
U 1:3(1 while he was repairing a tank
to oe used as a conaenser uy the W1I
lard Service Station.
. Mr. Miller had completed pulling
CP. MILLER BURNED
i BY GAS EXPLOSION
A tank containing fumes of aaso
line and a llahted match today pro-
ler handed In hta resignation last
JiViaAv : to hmwmm-effeotii'e on Jul
1, when the change will be mad. .
ConnHon recently returned from
overseas, gtdnir over with the head
quarters company of the l2d Infan.
try (old third Oregon) and later be
ing transferred to tho 13d inrantry o'a c"" ,ho '""k nd was sighting
the ramous .Second division. During , ,hroU'n hol ' "d to examine
peace delfgates, sccoiding to an tin
offiirlul feoort The exi(.t date ham
. k..., n.H c--..... ih. I cu.ll. II. Vade,
source It Is learned the Turks will he I re siveo sijs- vows ,anu nn i"',
considered merely as "witnesses" cu - .1 highway .3.759 for.
rather than a fully occredftod plent ihww w-.. 'uin,"M
potentlarlen. ThiWl accepted aH In. oKainnt the retail, of Philn. Henry
riu-nfo- thut the Tiirti. win i. a-tven Kern, recall, caniiinatc. rereivea ci9
firactlcally no opportunity for dlncin. a,ld Philip 7 vote.
n the term" and will have to accept 13 ojcaiin i nuip
condltionn exactly a they are drawn: '
by tho allien.
Urltifh Turn. j
The iuenl!on of modification of the
crman treaty conl lime to ot-cupy 1
he attention of the- h four as well
.s the1 experts of t heir respective (
countrieM. '. American e:;rwrt nre
Htandinir oh the wurne sroiind thev j
dM ut the Blurt
lirltlnh are aid
are; Itoosevelt
NO CONCERT THIS
EVENING, BAND TO
PLAY TOMORROW
Market roads 22.600 for.
County bonding J4f&43 for.
Irrigation guaranty 5T.08 for., ,
Soldiers cducationiU 12,351 tor.
I-ieu tenant governorship, I0.&10
.igulnfft. . 'm l
I
Tho Thursday nUhl concert
f negotiation). The ; of the Pendleton Itouud-Lp hand will
to have executed a not lie clvr-n this evenluir owin io
einplete nltout-fnee In favor of mod- the fact that nieiiilx-in of the band are
ifiratlon which fit In with the orljr- Imxy aiimc in the carnival attrae
Innl contentions of Anterlcins ko there; tio'nH whlcK are being: put on for th
la little left for the Anier:cana to do
except brinjr the Hrltish and French
cloer together. Premier Ck-men.
ceau In Ktundlng pat asra!nit any
Continued on page fdx.)
benefit of their uniform fund. To-
morrow' evenintr at 7 o'cImc,' how.
ever,, the cimbined bands will play
evoru.l numtrem on tho court house j
lawn prior to the presentation of tho!
eounty and city honor flags by Lieut J
Robert. KuvkendalL
I
IXTRAl
!-4 !
Petty robberifw In two hoinetf In the
2 againrt-ea5 end town, within a ftw bloc. ten
jOi tne carnival grounds, were report
ed to the polide this morning, .Tne
victims ere Mrs. Clara A. JBrownflelo.
lava rjiun. Loun oiretri, uiiu r-URtriic fT Ti l 1
McCulley. U2 Lee atreet No articles! War JierO, HetUmeCl
of value were obtained at the latter I
place. - ' j
During the absence of members of
the lirown field household. . the. thler
or thieves forced-an entrance through
Itrying open a window and a gold
chain and money earned by the
Brownfield's- young son, totaling about
$8, were taken. The Job was done
before 10 o'clock, Mrs. Urownfield told
the police. f
The awakening- of a chpd In, the
McCulley home during thet operation
of the thief frightened him from thv
home without any loot, the police
were informed. The youngrster called
his par en m when he saw a strange
figure at work. The police are work
ing on the two cases.
. . . VA.SIIIX.TOV, June 5. l:i
nVlovk) Postmaster tcturiil
Nturlcttoii today ifssned onlfi-H re-
turning trlepbonu and telegraph
wlr"w U their owiicrK.
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OFFICER PRESENTS
FLAGS TPJORROW
DISASTER SCENE IS
LIKE BATTLE GROUND
Last
Week, Among Identified
Dead.
...... . '; . :
H II.KriU.lll!K. I'a., ' Juiae
5. I'nckvtakers riKur-s almw
ed the dceuli list tw be bMsn.: ; ,
VO and 10O tills afternoon, CotD'
lsny orrictela placnl Uic drawl '
4 71, aust of the xalnen Mtm '
American born and many of litem '
were retanwd soldiers who had ,
bom giicn back their old jobs.
Ponta pclgada Wclcoixijng First Aviators .Who Cro sscd Atlantic Below," Sal-'
vation "Army Lassies, cited for bravery, gathering: Fu nds from "Fifth 'Avenue
Crowds for $13,000,000 drive. -
Ms five months' ttervlce he saw action
li the St Mlhiel valient and at the
Champagne front, where he was
the job when hia helper, at the other
end, lit a match to help the visibility.
Flames shout out of the hole and
wounded In action while In the 'per- -truck Mr. .Miller full In the face, the
forman ce of duty, for which he waat rttma nosing or nis eye saving it from
awarded the Croix do Guerre by Mar-
nhal Petain of Prance.
llefore entering the service Comp
ton was for six years secretary of the
Palem V M. C. A., which ioltlon he
resumed immediately upon his dis
charge from tha army, and which he
wiH leavo to assume hia duties with
the teta- .m
injury, ills cyemows and much or
the hair above his forehead was
singed but he was able to continue
work After having the forehead bandaged.
EVERY CITY READY FOR
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
1RPHYS BOY ODT
HALE S HASCALL
The Mule and lliiscall paint store.
'stock and business, ivas taken over ly
1 1 ' j Murphy Urothers, painters, today and
Every elty in Iho state la now or-j will be operated as a retail store under
ftonlsed for the Halvntlon Army drive their management. The price pield
for funds beginning June .3, accord, tor the business was not divulged by
lug to C. H. McPIke, who ier directing ' the new owners.
the organisation In this part of thej Tom Murphy, recently returned
tttate who returned to Pendleton to. 'from Prance where he served in the
day Klk lodges In every town havaIi Grande base hospital unit, will
agreed to take over the management; manage tho new business and todny
of the camiMilgn. the local lodge hav. took up his new position. Ho has had
Ing been one of the latest to fall tn' considerable experience in the main
line. - store and will look after all contracts
Material for the campaign is ex. j now held by Hale nnd Hascall as well
ipected to be received here tomorrow as handling their retail trade,
and It Is expected that Frederick The sale of the business was brought
Rlelwer, chairman of tha committee 'about by the illneks of Mr. Hale, sen
whlch will handle the work for the iar member of tho firm. He has been
KtkaL will call a meeting of his com. In tho hospital fur several weeks and
mittee In a few days to work out de-jlt Is expected that it would be some
taJIs. Umatilla, county Is asked to, time before he could return to actlvt
raise t&iioo for the Salvation Army, (management of his affairs.
ALL MEASURES BUI ONE LOST
OUT HEAVILY IN UMATILLA CO.
The official count for the special
election Tuesday was completed here
thle morning and" the results show
that the voters of l.'matllla county re-
Jocted every mesKUre on the ballot
with the single exception of the sol.
diem and sailors educational bllv
which eacaped with an amrmaue
vote of nlne.-
The following are the totals on the
various measures.
Klx vorocent couniy Indebtedness for
permanent roads amendment
S00 Yes, 783.
901 No, DM.
Industrial and reconstruction hos
pital amendment
30 a Ves,
103 No, 1049.
State bond payment of Irrigation
and dralnaare district bond Interest'
SO. Yea. 89,
303 No, 1000.
Five million dollar reconstruction
bonding amendment
300 Yes, 6M.
307 No, 1027.
Lieutenant governor cniistltullonHl
amendment
SOU Yes, 632.
SilK No. ions.
The Roosevelt const military high,
way bill
310 Yes, 728.
311 No, 1020.
HeconMtructiim bonding bill.
911 res, -, '
313 No, 1073.
Soldiers', bailor and Marines' edu.
catlonat financial aid bill .
314 Yes, 77.
.116 No 88 S
Market roads tax bill
.11 Yes. 314.
317 No, ;9.
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! l'endleton's Vic tory loan honor flag,
awarded in token f thu, city's sub
fserlption to the fifth loan, arrived lo
; dav and will be presented to the city
; tomorrow eveninsr . by. . . Ueptonant
Robert Kuykendall. along with the
ceremony of a.wardJr.g the , county ,
honor flag. Duitrlct Chairman Georgej franU. -,tKm. , chudrett are ra-h.
iA. Hartman. who steered 1'endleton sj im trnm om. to BmKlHT , , rtrJrl
j course to victory in five loans, will ac.tt, !.. x.iu.iu ,Mr.
cent the city f la. mmimtc tl, dead. '
The presentation of the two f)ami wan ti I'lffk r,K-n '
j will take place shortly arter 7 o'clock Amnns u idenUfk-1 dead la
tliuck" t imixWl. war hero, srlm rr
II.KKSB.VKKI-i I -a.. June S.
Ktcbly-nve prraona were killed In asi
cxnloMofi In the tunnrj of the clai.
wnreuHndson eoel raoinanr ' near
U ilkcMharre tody. Tile accident was
one of the worst In the history of tha
anthracite coal region. An - etortrfci
wire fnUirgr tiilo a carload of Mack
powder caosnl 'tiie dbnatcr. Two
hundred men wore r-iterfiur U-s tun
nel at tho time. ' Mart or the men
died aa rrswtt of inhaling Che nnan
lint serral were Mown to Moms and
ntlwirs .drowned. Ttto - aeutdenl oe.
curred at : lo while the tnen were on
tlK-lr way to wiirt. " Tlw ciiii,iis'
was beard for miles. ; . . . ,
. Krerr moriru !fl Oic elty has betrn
prewed tnio senlie and a thousand
turned from Jrrance a week aeo Tl
street and College street. The Pen. I
aieton Kouna-tp nana. -comumea . u j,-. -,, ,, i
with the Alamo Shows band, will glvej .n,,-( a nrnd. the IkJI,
a short concert at 7 o clock, to be fol-j ,, on 8l(le o( 11 he.
'"ZlA lZ thS crem" , , ! fre beimt taken to the morgue.
The v.ctory loan fli-g- is similar In y,, w,vcn and ohruiren rwbed
size and construction to those award-, tmm nn kt. n - .
women Tainted when UM-y rccoeniaed
tnerr loved onea.
ed in tha third and fourth Liberty
loans. The border is of red and the j ,
neia or wnue. DUl llisieuo Ol niu Mun- ralla mm I. -I
t eiM -- hi,,, v . """7 " w wnt Io ewry pay.
uai. " v " " I sM-lsn in the ettv. Kvt-ev m.1 -n-n
i , ,k. ........... 1 .-I..', lasl
The city's flag
will therenfter float alwve the city
hall, while the county flag will be
j hibted aibove the court house. J
Mirv Klii tirade K.ums Oiiuliut. j
Kiehth Kade examinations for ;
schools which are still in session In '
the county -will be pivon June 12 unit i
13. County Superintendent . W. '
Oreen announced today. Those who
failed on the lasft exam may take it
) over this month, as well. Diplomas ;
j to those who pa.-ed the recent tests ;
i are now being sent out from the su-
' pertntendent's office. l
I ny rushed ambulances to the srene
but many vleUma died InnnoliatWy
after Uiey rcwiied the surTaee of iha
tround.
JOE N.SCOTT BUYS
F.E. BOYDEH HOME
KiTI MWEATHER
' f0RECAST
VSal Tonight and
g5 Friday fair.
i The residence of Dr. f K. Sordru.
11 Lew-Li street., was sold yestenlay
to Joseph N. Seott. prominent Athena
rarnifr. Tor a consideration of $11..
00. the deal being made by W. K.
Morrison of this city. The housn
which is considered one of the finettf
in Pendleton, was) built by Dr. C J.
Smith and stands on property having
100 foot fmntajre on Lewis street. ...
Dr. Hoyden .announced today that
J within a year ha. expects to build a
; modern residence in tha elty. Mr,
! Scott, with his wife and their chli
j dren. will move to Pendleton to re
j side In the home purchased yester.
day. .
MORE ROSES WILL BE GROWN AS
RESULT OF ROSE SHOW SUCCESS
When the rose show "came to a
clos but evening tho event found
those responsible for the show ex-
tivmely gratified at the Interest ta-.
INirtunity I show people, atxtut '? the
town and usually take a certain rotita
so they may see. the most attraclv
hoiuea. streets and lawns. We hsva
ken and the stimulus that has been a good city but we ran make It bet.
given to rose culture in the city Saidj ter. Let ua gain rune for having a
onn prominent worker: beautirul town aa we have won fame
4 ' Kvery where about the rooms woj in other lines. Let our goal ba al.
could nole people Inquiring alsait this I wax's better and oetter Pendleton."
or that variety of ri.se and askiiia The muskal rogram Included sa
quesiions with a view to preparing j lei Hons by a trio. Mrs. W. C K. Pro
i themselves for crowing more rosea, lit. j.lano. Mtoa tiaynell Maldwla. vl
in the future. The purlKxe of the olln. Hnd Miss Harriet Young, cillo:
show was to sllmulale the rose cul-jsla by Miss KMher South, solos b
tore in Pendleton and we feel tha Superintendent FYed 1'. Austin and a
purpose has been accomplished." ! duet by Mixa rtouth and Mrs tieurge
Features or the pnnram last even- Sutton. -
ing were some excellent musical num- j Mra E. T. Wade, president of th
bers and an inspiring talk by the Rev. 1 Civic Club, presided during the pre-
: R. K. (Jornall ! gram. At the conclusion prises were
"I feel a pride in Pendleton and awarded Io the winners and the roses
like to take people about tha olty .' 1 1 hat were on exhibit were given t
ceciareci me paaior. At every op-1 the houses providing the prows,