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VOL. 31
ADRIATIC DEBATF
VIRTUALLY OVER,
CITY MADE FREE
Flume Independent Under
League of Nations for 5
Years, Then Vote Decide?
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1919.
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HOME TO MOTHER AND SWEETHEART, COMES AMERICA'S GREATEST HERO
ITALY GIVEN ISLANDS
BY JUGO-SLAV COAST
Plebiscite Will Determine
Status of City and
Territory.
Thro
crlmf
Ins; ,
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ory dlsli'ictf...
ne 1 0.
0tot awny with" i
hero today Btoul
6 irlo started a. se
l thut covered v.
the city and brought
out every available officer for the
hunt. It la est limned (hoy se
cured more than a thousand . dol.
Kiss in cash and Jewelry by the
ho!d-ur uf the pedestrians, a ho
tel robhery, a Raraito hold-up and
three saloon rolmeric. Kunnlng
out of gasoyne, they entered a ga
rage, held up the chauffeur of an
other machine and escaped with
It. Tha second car was later aban
doned, but no traco of tha bandit
has been found.
Br KURD FKKGl.'Horf
(United lress tttaff Correspondent.)
t'AHIH, June 10. The Adriatic
-iiucstlon, which haa 'been one of the
hardest nuts for the peace conference
to crack, which resulted In the tern
porary withdrawal of the Italian dele.
Kates, Ih now reported to have been
virtually nettled.
The United press la able to outline
the plan. It follows:: flume will be
ntada a free city under tha protection
of the league of notion, together with
considerable surrounding territory.
which lecomea a free sluto; Hebenlco
will go to tha Juiro-Slavs, Zeara will
hecoine a free city under Italian con
trol; certain Adriatic Inland adjacent
to the Juao-Klav coaat will be award
ed to Italy, and a plebesclte will be
held In five years to determine wheth
er the people of Flume and the sur
rounding; territory dealre to remain
under the league of nations or become
subject to either the Italians or Jugoslavs.
ELKS FLAN PROGRAM
10 OBSERVE FLAG CAY
AUSTRIAN SAYS PEACE
TERMS BREAK COUNTRY
II Y Rt'DOLPH KOM M Ell
(United Pre an (Staff Correspondent)
HKUNK, June 10. Chancellor Iten
her, head of Lh Austrian peace dele
gation. In an Interview, described his
country as a "big lurid owner from
whom factories, field and mines have
been taken and who hss been left
with only an empty castle of debt
and taxes of ht former extensive
proiwrty."
lie wa Id: "What surprised us mont
was that the peace conditions are in
comparably more severe in compari
son than those for Germany. Not
that we claimed milder treatment but
we were surely justified In expecting
an equal footing:. It Is use J ens to
talk of self determination and simi
lar Ideals when countries with 100
per cent German population like
South Tyrol are annexed with the
slightest attempt to Jutf y such an
art of violation.
"1 represent tha Austrian socialists
who fought during the war for lofty
principles of International Justice
which President Wilson late
p romul gat eel . Whore are his 14
points? In llosmla Morvaia and Si
lesia we lose three and a half million..
In Tyrol wo lose two hundred and
fifty thmisnnd and in Kyria a' hun
dred and fifty thousand. What re
nin Ins in a traKlo remnant of one of
Kurope's capitals, surrounded by
barren, mountainous country, unable
to live and not allowed to die quickly.
Otto would have thought such a crip
pled Htato would receive special fin
ancial consideration instead of econo
mic terms even worse than those
given Germany."
Flag iJuy services, commemorated
by Elks' lodges throughout the United
States on Kluif Day, Juno 14. will be
held oy Pendleton lodKA So. 288,
the Klks' homo Kunday afternoon,
June 15. Members of the lodffe, their
families and friends are Invited to at
tend. An uppropriate program consiMting
of ten nu in bent, was announced this
morning; by the committee in charve.
Klnicinp; and addresne will make up
the rofrram. The I lev. J. Francis
Morjran. pantor of the First Preslyt-
rlan church, haa been oxked to de
liver the patriotic address on tho oc
caslon.
F. J. MrMonies head the commit
tee which 1 in charge of the exerclaea
Sunday With him are A. C. Koep-
pon and I C. Campbell. The pro-
ir rum announced today is as follows:
Sons; America
Members and Audience, C. O.
Uretich. leader.
Introductory- Exorcises
Exalted Ruler and Officer
Prayer Chaplain
i. Holo Selected Clvdo Phillips
5. Uradlng History o the Fins;..
Ir I- 1. idleman
6. Altar Service.
7. Solo Selected. .Muse Esther 8outh
Mrs. George Sutton
Accompanist t
S, Elks' Tribute to the VUkx
Harold Warnet
9. Patriotic Addrena , .
Ue. J. K. M or san
10 Won. Auld Ians; 8yno
-Jimbers and AiWience
I waaau.Mina. iii,iMty t- mf 0iV !!".,. .SSj.. .
r i-nWi.rrt-i.n t- ' . -uuar, ' af ' I ? ,S ' lilt
A hy 4 " v,, , ( iA': -tyPs J
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I
JOHNSON CHOICE
OF PROGRESSIVE
LEADERS IN 1920
California Senator Groomed
for Presidential Nomination
at Republican Convention
; BORAH AND KEN YON
ANNOUNCE PLATFORM
Want No Alliances, No
Meddling, Troop Return,
Labor Betterment.
DR. F. A. LIEUALIEN
BUYS LOCAL HOME
BREAK RANKS iTELEGRAPH:RS str,ke set
FOR 8 O'CLOCK iUMUKKUW,
AU- LABOR ASKED TO AID
OF WINNIPEG STRIKES;
T?il 4. I TA T.. Pint
Municipal Employes .
Have Returned.
Horse Wanders to
Railroad Track, Two
Die in Train Wreck
WASHBl'lliV, rwa. June in. Two
train men were killed and several In
jured when a ltock Inland pawicnger
was derailed here today. Tho riorall
cnt occurred when the train hit a
horse which had wandered on to the
track. The engine turned over und
six cara left the track.
SUPREME COURT
DISAGREES OVER
OLCOTT'S TENURE
HAIjK.H .ItllH- HI. Ttw Ml.
in-iiMi iiMirt today lclct that
Mvirnr lil nwv rtxlam aa
txx-rctary of ntutc and "till holil
tliP itivi-riMrMil but diKagrced aa
to tho tenure. "I olflco. Tlio inat
tT will Iw HUbiiiUtfd tin the court
In a dirrcn-nt frn
THE WEATHER
FORECAST
"fonitfh.t ami
,Wed. IttJr. llffht
frost tonlghi
la - jcpos4
Dr. F. A. Ueuallen, who was cited
five timea for gallantry in caring; for
wounded men of nia division durlns
fierce fifrhtins; li the Artronne. haa
purchased tho Perkins residence at
the corner of . Haley and Plains
tifreets with the Intention of making
his home In this city. Tho deal was
handled by H T. Wade, tho property
Helling; for $4200.
It in understood to to tho purpose
of Captain Ueuallen to take up tha
practice of medicine hero as soon as
ho huH bad a reasonable vacation, so
hh to muke certain that hi health la
fully recovered. He was Raised dur
Ins; tho fig h tin in the Arfronne and
was blinded for l days.
lr. Ueiiutlen'rt citations for gallant
ry were due to the fidelity with which
he worked with his wounded men
whilo under fire. At one time tho po
sltlon where ho was located was taken
by the enemy but was later recap
tured by the Americana Tho doctor
remained with the wounded despite
the fact bis Instruction, wero to re
treat if threatened with capture.
W. Schwnrtxenbers; left today for a
business trip to Spokane.
Clil''A'!', Jim? I The aid of
labor in Kvneral in pushing' the tele- j
RTnphftV strike to a successful end
Contested Cnx'S Coming I f Soon.
Wl.VXII'lXI, Juno 10. The first
serious break In the ranks uf sink
ers occurred when scores of telegraph
ers deserted the unionist ranks, re
tuning to the keys In the offices of
the Canadian Pacific railway and
Great Northwestern Telegraph com
pany. The return to work followed
tho defeat lat night of opposition to
the city's mine to appropriate $150,
01)0 to hire a new police force, replac
ing the one discharged when its
mem hem refused to sign the city's
"loyalty'' ultimatum. , A six dollar
woi; was allowed the new policemen,'
most of whom are returned soldiers.!
It Is eatlmated that 2000 have been j
sworn In. They patrol streets in ci
vtnan autre out. are wearing Charles Hein s. P. M.
oearing tne worn a npeciai Monday. June Frrd
ulary, ' Each carries
club.
t 'on ha ve not been a va i la ble." He
aked the convention to "take some
iuilttn to help us destroy the worst
labor aulocrarv tho countrv has
was asked today by President Konen- Known'
kamp, tt the cumnit'rciHl telegraphrj j
union in a telegram Bent to 1 'resident lliotisntid4 CJaimed.
(Jompers of the Anirrican Fedpration! CHICAGO, June 1 o; Between
of lvilMir. now in convention at At-j forty and fifty thousand telegraphers
.untie City. In his liiewtpe Konen-: will leave the keys at 8 tomorrow, an
kamp said promises which the jr'v'ern-l Kwerintr the call of the general strike,
n-ent made "were violated" and that ; according to President Koneiikamp
"mediation, conciliation and nrbitra-i of the commercial telegraphers' union
new heavy
SMALL REPUBLICS
THREATEN PRUSSIA
.Circuit court cas which are due
for trial the rest of thin month in
clude tho following Friday. June
3 Michael Hyan vs. Sims Dicken
son, boundary dispute; Monday. .lane
16 Charles Kcott va. O. II. Header;
Thursday. June 1 :t Sistine Craig va
"Anthony Joe (Trais: Friday, June 2'
Locku oed;
I mpnis s.
l-octa Iiitpui.; dncs.l.i . J tine .lT
H F. I 'a I hut vs. Ahum J. I '-Impr.
The ultimum which the regular po Saturday ,,f this .veek is iriven over v
I icemen refunod to sign, denied all hearinir nnlit-it l inns f.n- fJiiMl filin.
municipal employes the right to par-lsnii, aIt.rs,
tictnate in a aynipatnetic striKe. ui
alfo declined to employ mt iklng em-1
ployes "without discrimination." f
Kxcluve of policemen, city off!- j
clala estimate that 70 per cent of the!
striking municipal employes have re-i
turned to work, signing the "loyalty"'
ultimatum. Many rumor. no me of .
which could not be confirmed, suld
that core of workers in many lo-;
callties are returning to work.
AVIII start Cr
Street cars will be running here!
next Thurstlay, Mayor Oray an- i
nounced. He ld he would inangir-
ate limited sorvice that day, each car
to i'C gimrwfii iy a. worn in ni-cnii i
LOCAL MOTOR CO.
NEW CONSOLIDATION
CRUELTY EDICT FENDS.
LADS ACCUSE FATHER
Eighteen Witnesses Testify
When Boys Report
Threats of Parent
Till; M'UIT SII.I TH
constabulary. The mayor notified tb
company to resume service under di
rectum of the city. He asserted he
would swear in 10. una special police
men If neceswiry to prevent disorder
when the service is resumed.
Conference May Find
Telephone Settlement
HY CAUL. D. OlIOAT.
(I'nited l'reas Staff Correspondent.)
HliKLIX. June in. The meetlnjt
of the national assembly calltMl for
Thursday to dlscuns the peace situa
tion will he held In Weimar lnxtead of
Berlin, aa orlKlnally planned, it is an
nounced today. A new alarm is be- SI'IUNC.PIBI-I). III., June 1(1. Soe-
ln manirefited In iWiiuih official cir- rotary Ford of the Internal loiml llri
cles over the possibility of movements therhood of Elcctrlcnl Workers, ex
slnillar to the eHtablishnient of the Pressed hope today that the uenei-iil
Khlneland republic fruslrallng plans strike of telephone workers called for
Tor a stronn centralised governnient. Iuna 11 mlaht he averted. In fai-t
One leader told tho correspondent that conferences between representatives
1'russia Is airreeable to havliur statesof ,ne companies and emploes arc
on the American plan but does not 'continuing- in -New York he said. Indi-
want tho states to become entirely I catnip; mat some oasis to work on n
Independent and unprotected. A Taff-
llsche Kundschatl editorial today said
the government Is manifesting-
strango nervousness" over the politl
cal situatli.n. dclaring the calling of
students to Join the guards for the
possible defense of Poland Is ill-advised.
BafSl
V
been reached.
' t?l t wcl"
Tin consolidation of tin Kastern
rti?oiv Motor Co., local dealers in
V lie and Poet loss cut . with the D- C.
Warren Motor Co.. one month ago.
has been followed by tht consolida
tion of the concern with the Spokane
branch, now phuvng under one head
; all the Washington. tregon and Ida
ho territory for thee curs. The Pen
dleton bianch now connected di
jrectly with aeiwies under one head
in Portland. Seattle and Spokane and
: ir. taken to mean i hat local owners
ate in line to receive a service which
1 few. If any other, .agencies in the
jnonhwest can offer.
i In the laxt is months the big or-
pa niAt 1 1 on has grown fmm a small
1 I'ceinning t "ne o tho Xort hwest'j
I inost influential a.tto concerns and th
(l'eudletoii hraneh consitiers itself for
' tu Mate" in helonetng to a com pay ot
piR'h proportions and able, to give the
. service now mailt possible.
Sixtv Killed in Riots
In Monterey, Mexico
j.I.i:i. Texas. Jane 10.
Siviy were killed anil many
. on nihil in election riot in
'Monterey, Mrvb-o last night ac
cording to Ii-.patchci tmlay.
After examining 18 witnesses in the
hs against Luther Baldwin. Cabbage
Hill resident charged by his two young,
eonji with extreme rueltles and threats
to kill. County Judge C. H Marsh
yesterday took the case under advise
ment and probably will hand down a
deision upon his return from Port
land later this week. The case was
tried yesterday afternoon in the coun
ty commissioner room.
The boys, one H and the other 12.
ran away from home recently after,
they alleged, the father had threat
ened to shoot them. They hid the
shells and went to neighbors home
from where they feared to return
homo. The boys came last wee-k to
see Digtric Attorney R. I. K eat or and
have hm file a complaint against
their father.
i WAHHIXGTO.V, June 10. Senator
I Johnson of Callforn a, la the ncnats
progressive leaders candidate for ths
presidential nomination in It 20, Sen
otors Borah and Ken yon today made
the announcement. declaring the?
spoke for all senate progressives and
t group of liberals scattered through
a number of states.
Borah announced he had never
been a candidate though h s name has
In-en mentioned in practically every
dbacustdon of prospective Republican
candidates.
The platform upon which the pro
greaves will put Johnson forward at
the Republican convention Will con- s
tain among1 others the following
planks, the progressives say today:
No permanent entangt ng alliances
with Europe and no meddling In Am
erican affairs by Europe; Immeditt
return of all American troops from
abroad, particularly from Rnsnla; ,
complete restosatlon of free.- speech, ;
free press and the right of peaceable
assemblage, md a labor . program
based on cooperation and greater In
tere-st of workers In , the industries
which their toil creates.
ENTIRE ASSEMBLY TO
DECIDE ON ANSWER-
Two daughter, now nearly of ag
and employed in Pendleton, testified ; would insist on Immediate admission
By CAitI D. ttflOAr"
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
BERLIN, June 10. The national
assembly has been called to meet here
the last of this week "to-, consider
peace questions. While the cabinet,
or even the peace committee of the
assembly has power to- accept or re-.
jeet the treaty. It Is believed In view
of the latest developments that final f
decision will ret with the assembly
as a whole. ' This belief Is strength
ened by a statement of a members
peace of the committee to a corres
pondent. He said regardless of the
tenor of the allies reply to the counter
proposal the German delegation will
neither quit Versailles nor sign the
tieaty without first consulting Ber
l:n. There is absolutely no change In
Germany's determination not to sign
the treaty unless it Is modified accord-
ing to a member delegation new In
Berlin. He further stated that Ger
many intends to stand pat on refus
ing to accept the entire guilt for the
war without further intervention by
neutral commission; Likewise she
that at 12 years of age they were so
cruelly, treated by Italdwin that they
were forced u leave home and have
fince made their own way. They
gave evidence which corroborated
that of the younger boys, Kight oth
er witnesses said they lielieved the
father unfit to have the care of the
children, while threo testified in fa-
r of the defendant.
Mrs Baldwin and a girl 1 '2. twin
to the league of nations and a plebis
cite In the territories which the treaty
would wrest from her. . The govern
ment today introduced a bill in the
national assembly creating a high
court to try officials guilty of causing
or losing the war
The workers council or eocial dern.
ocratlc party ha asked that tha
party hold a full session this week to
consider removal of the present lead
ers. This would Include President
.sister to the younger boy, still live at
home but are helpless to change the i Kbert and Chancellor scheldemann.
'(.uiiine or me ratner. accoraing to .
w tnes-e. The small boys told Mr. in.,. t- i
Ke:,tor that they fee. red to return , LO,U CFSlOn Of Bonds
home and would rather le committed: Alarminfr fiuVeinmrnt
to. the reform school or placed InJ
some other kind of institution triab
le furced to live with their father. '
WIM'ONNI.N It.VTIFIKS.
MMMNON. K June III. Tho as
sembly today ratlfml Hie Hiifrrairc
amendment by a vote or ftl V 1. 1 lie
senate concurred Ihn awmMy reao.
luUon hy 21 to 1. .
a Governor Arrives at
Rose Show in Armv
Plane, 12:30 Today
l'OIITI -XI, Jiuii. 10 Ovp
anny ' alrilaiMY'4 (-omidet.Hl tJiclr
rUKbt n-onl .MatlKT Mold, Sncra
iniiUK t'nlif., at 12 20 lislay. ;ov
crnor Oltfitt was a asMinircr In
oar plane from altknt tf I Mort
al ltd. The planes will larlioltMilo
In the lloe show fi-sttvitlcM.
4. J
LABOR ( ONVKNTIOX
VOTES FOR REPEAL
OF DAYLIGHT LAW
ATLANTIC CITY. .Itme 1 The
AnierU'iin hViloniiltm of Ijtbor con
vention today voted by iso to I .la for
lepe.tl ui llie 4lal:ht faving law.
KING OF HOBOES
HAS ABDICATED
, Walters if. 1M Lieu tea ui.
- Kugtme P. Walters, who left here
n first serueaui of TrMp 1 and dur
ing the war whs uith tin Itsth Field t
'Artillery in now a first lieutenant in I
that reuiment. In a letter to a local
friend Lieutenant Walters said the
regiment was to leae Horh. ierman.v
on May ;."ih and that the old Troop
Ll men ould soon be hack in their
obi town.
r' jf f
WASHINGTON. June 10. Alarmed
,at the rate at which ko eminent
j bonds are beina; converted into other
trvestntents the federal reserve aboard
j today ordered all branch federal
(reserve banks to InvestiKate the actl
vitles of upeculators In their districts,
j Opinion is expressed that a consid
erable amount of bonds hava been
, changed into stocks and bonds thut
j ure practically worthless. What ov-
ernment action will be taken depend
I upon tho result of an InveiKation. Aa
j a general barometer to financial con
! d. lions the board also de-slrcs to learn
I to hat extent, borruwlna la balna
j dint on bonds which thus increase
th amount of money in c.rculatiun.
Illinois Has Ratified
I Suffrage Amendment
Sl'KI.NT.FIUJX Ills.. June Is
! Illinois today ratified the national nt.
j fraxe aniendtiient. The houss ailopt
I ed the ratification resolution three
I minum after convemna. the senale
! I'axsinir tha house resolution half an
. hour later.
Kin In the discard Is tha rale
f tha gams today and another Is
following tho flock, of European
rulera. Davis, kin or the hoboes,
a knight of tb road for ti yeara
aanoancea his abdication. Ha
saya ha'a golnf to settle-down la
eiDciaaaa ana taaka a fortuaa, i
U.S. Yards to Take
Foreign Shipbuilding
WAriHI.NUTO.V. June in. t'hulr.
: n an Hurley of the shlppin board to.
' day promised the senate he will lift
j Immediately all restrictions on forelan
j "hij.l.ulldlnir in American shipyards.