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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
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NO. 9784.
VOL. 31
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1919.
PRESIDENT ARRIVES HOF
:: : J A?A
BURLESON QOITSFvy VON
i sin nnn ijt .
I.OH ANnr;i:& July 8 Char.le
niKiu. in niiiiiiiii I
IS RUMOR; LATER
E
CALLED
UNTRU
AT 3:05 TODAY; HARBOR FILLED
TRIPTZ
Wilson Declared to be Re
turning With Postmaster
General's Resignation.
SAID CABLEDAFTER
RESOLUTION OF A. F. I
To Be Considered on Presi
dent's Homecoming:; Burl
eson Denies.
I.OH ASdKlAitt. July 8
f'liupliu, Jr., arrived hint
weighing seven and three quarter
pounds. The father wa so de
lighted he forgot how to do the fa-
niouM (.'haplln wulk.
Papa (.'huplin stopped admiring
h'a wm long enough to draw ten
IhiiUNnnd for Mrs. Chaplin. He
made a tiet with her that their
heir would be a Kill, Mm. Chaplin
Ih known on the screen an Mildred
Hurrla.
IF
SUB
WARFARE LIK
ELY
T EEL PROJECT MONEY
IN COUNTY TREASURY;
WORK STARTS MONDAY
WITH DIN Of WELCOME
BANDS SLUE GREETING AS .
With Money in Bank and?
Ireasury Work on Long (Treaty Disappoint ins
Planned Job Becomes Re
ality.
a
8.
R-34 DELAYED IN.
START UNTIL 6 A. f.l
Former Kaiser May be In
dict'ed in Same Wav Grand
Jury Operates in U. S. .TUNNEL WORK WILL .
START NKVT WKRIf
iWOULD BE VERDICT 1
IF SURRENDER FAILED Headquarters for South
End Work at Pilot Rock;
But Must be Upheld
Is Attitude in London
GEORGE WASHINGTON STEAMS
IN; CAPITOL AWAITS WILSON
!'
Ml.VKoi,A. I,. I., July . The 11-34
will probably start on its return voy-
WAHlltlNOTON. I. C. July
president Wilson returninif to MowUKa cross the Atlantic at tomorrow
York haa In his possession Postmast-1 morning. Commander h'cott said the
or Hurlonon's resignation, which wan delay is due to more work than was
cuhled to the president at Paris, anticipated In overhauling the engine.
., . . ... .. I He wild the dirigible will erulHe ovor
top lying, Wl son .aid he would con- Ncw york bcfro
aider It upon his return to America, r
Tho postmaster generals cable, of-1 The dirigible which brought Home
fcrlng to retire In the Interests of thejmHi OV(,r wm roturn with 25 pounds
ittmiocrnuc party whs aispatcnca soon 0f mail, mostly personal letters. No
Crown Prince Before Court
Suff jaresl ion of Cabinet
Minister. '
LOIO.V, July 8. Itrliuin will de
mand that Admiral Alfred Von Tir
pitz, author of Germany's submarine
warfare, bo brought to trial, accord
ing to the Tim estoday.
After sitting in Ixmdon and hear-,
in evidence against the former kaiser
n his responsibility for the war, al-
lied statesmen may formally Indict;
him the am eway the grand jury op-j
orates in hearing a murder case In f
after the American Federation of I-a-j official document -were offered forre-j York or Chicagi
oor ai us Aimiiiio t,uy convention, turn mail so the public received the
adopted resolutions demanding Iturle- benefit, such mails as marked "please
aon's removal This action, following aend by K-34" being placed aboard
criticisms from other quarter of j yesterday. Most of it bore an ordi-
-Iturlenon's administration of the post- nury two cent stamp. !
office department is understood to,'
have prompted his offer to quit and
save the president possible embarrass
ment. i
ltiirlc?oii Ifc'i.log ft.
WASHINGTON, July 8. Postmast
er General Burleson after refusing to
affirm or deny the report that he has
resigned, ' later denied it, saying
"There Is absolutely no truth in tho
statement that I have resigned."
SECRET WAR GOVT.
CHARGED IN HOUSE,;
TEN FRENCH SOLDIERS
KILLED IN FIU1E RIOT,?'
IKMK. July it .-Ten French sol
diers were killed nnd 20 injured In new
outbreaks between tho French and
Italians at Fiume, says a dispatch to
day. It is reported the trouble started
when a few drunken French soldiers
opened fire on a passerby. A large
crowd gathered and one Frenchman
was killed. A company of Italian
marines landed from a cruiser and a
number of French soldiers attacked) of (ho commission was such that fed
WASHINGTON. July 7. The Unit
ed .States had a "secret government"
during the war which functioned in
disregard to the law, Chairman
Graham of the special house commit
tee on war dejturtment expenditures,
charged today in a statement charac
terised as "a nee ret government" ad-
ry commission of the council of
unit defense. He charged that
the president disregarded tho Intent
of congrcs to make the commission
purely advisory and making tho mem
bers real executives, thfit the commis
sion allowed Interested parties to fix
prices of war supples, and violated
trust law, that prints censorship was
planned by a commission at the sug-j
Ren Ion of Philip patchin, of the state!
department, that such ''unprecedented!
and Illimitable powers were assumed!
by the commission" that several cabl-!
net officers protested that the work
This possibility Is admitted by a
cabinet minister In close touch with
the plans for Wllhelm's trial. He said
it Is highly poKsIble that-the grand j
jury will return an -indictment aRalnst 1
him which will be given to the world
fnlbiwed by a request to Holland for j
his extradition. If Holland refused j
hla surrender, tho grand Jury would
Jet the indictment stand u Its verdict.
and Hit back, ready to pounce upon
he kal.ser the moment he set foot out-
Hide of Hollsnd. In case he moved
Work Finished March
J921.
With a ri-(pt for S'.mumm do.
MitMl with the county trcus.
iirer, lit behalf or the Tool Irriga
tion ilMrb-t, .1. I-rank Spinning;
WH-relary. came from the court
lioiise this morni!!-? to announce
tluit work on the project in not?
only aHNiiwd but i.a reality. Tho
project Iiuh Imth certified, tho
homlt wdil and the sum of :tO..
4HHI I In tho l.adil A Tilton hank
In Portland to defray tlio cxpcimcn
or tlm work. The HtfM).(HK) ilcM
tcd with Mfc- C.fMlain, county
treasurer, today Is the first install
ment of tliiM money.
I,1
LOXWi.V, July 8 Comniintiiift
lengthily on lJrenident Wilnon'8
taHk when he returns to America
the Daily News today declared th
pene treaty In a dl.-alpointingr
travesty on the 14 point and a
perilous menace to ieuee. "lut it's
HiKned and the only hope is to take
it an It Htands and reshape ft into
what it miKlu be. Wilaon'H de
feat would be an international
disaster."
I
rnone strikers uppose xkw yhk. jhim- t. a-
Tiill-lpunn'a ncro-pcif inn npuiilrii-it of the iMMHiiitiK of sun.
lilillt-SUItS OUfcgeSllWII Mhr.k(lMt n, Mrcn bUriu nl haiMl
and Nlioiitiwr of immMo, lrmld-iit W II-
Hon ine hmm- today. Tho program
IMPORTANT ISSUES
CONFRONT WILSON
WASHINGTON. July 8. lreident
Wilaun. returning to the United States,
i confronted by many important is-
All .iiih iro.,rrrf hv ih, ,i i. Het I HueH- A reat ntimier of bills await
are paid through the county treasurer j hitf nature. In addition, he is ex
and th distrift K,RHmnntH are r-nl. Uected to name a charge d'affaires for
lected bv th Hheriff like other taxe lhe American embassy In Berlin, con-
I'nder the law if the district directors
do not make up
county assessor must do so.
The Teel project was officially cer
tified July 3 but the directors had
to another neutral country the allied, three days wait In Portland to get
grand Jury miht set in motion extra- the money, because of the three suc
dltion proceeding. cessive holidays. Yesterday the mon-
Such a plan certainly, would mean ' ey was paid over and Mr. Spinning
the banishment of WHhelm from any i came to Pendleton this morning to
belligerent country. The cabinet mln- deposit tho first money here.
Ister made the suKgestinn that
former crown prince bo tried.
the
suit with Secretary Kedfleld regard-
the assessment thai ' " .
j nit na wnn uerman)', conaiuer me per-
slNtently reported desire of Secretary
Baker to resign, decide when demo
bilization Is ended, and war prohibi
tion may be lifted, and take a hand in
plans for returning th& railroads to
their owners.
Among the bills before him Is the
agricultural appropriation hill, con
taining the -clause repealing daylight j
im... i euiimia nave ocen receivea !
The directors of the Teel district
are . 1. Teel, Asa B. Thomson and
J Frank spinning, secretary. J T.
altef lflnKlrr Is ennlneer.
To SUtrt MoiMlay.
WIKIIMAV AKKS I'.XI'iyy.VTU
VASIII.V(;TV. .Inly 8. driiuinil
thnt IhTHkfi'nl UIImhi it'll tin wuate
"ly vihHt rlclil or lawful aiilborlly ho The goernl rontrarl for construe
has undertaken to impose upon Uioitlon of the project has been let to
IMHipIo ttt tills country and niako lt the Warl-en Construction 'o. and the
aoernniflit. subject to the otli ! Hub contract for drilling the 12.341
powers, by tho oreaiiizatjon treated
in the liwiriii of natioiiM" Mas voicx-d
III a resolution tliicli .tiuitor Slier-
luuu today Introduced. j
SAN FKAXCIKCO, July . Iead-
worker. in the Pad fic coaat dltrlct , thc hr)0p .
are willinff to submit their case to ,, aKmnntlUmttou, m1m. ,,.
iny board of arbitration appointed by t,eonte Washington s-l abreast th.
the pre,dent and Secretary of Labo, s,atm. f Kl , 2:35 thc pnUpe m.
VMlson but not to Burleson 8 wire npp hupbop m tarmfM , ,Hm..
control board. The announcement vltrm trttm Mkwp aboard the esrort
folb.wed a teletrram from ljurleson to blg rh hurlm. lTnft flunir hark
Mayor Itoth pledBing that a suitable ,Jml,rf ,, h. .i,.,. fl.-
wase raise would be granted and ura. Mn.aprt h,,, sJWrrtn U mT
lnK that settlement be left to the wira into Ihe H,kell , J:05. Tir
! control board.. ' president, attired In a silk bat and
' ' cutaway coat, stood on the brldiPV
WEST END AVERAGES ZZ'Z w"d how'"
OVPT? 90 RITCJtlPI T'1" president set fooC on American
. i at 3:&5. He had remaiiM'd on tho
' liridwo most of tin tiiuo artor reaeh
With harvest on. In several fields Injc Uie dtick- afknowkMljrlnjp the
near iicho, Nolin and Yoakum, earn- cheer of thousands.
Pies of wheat are lSlnnlnS to reach ! ,M" AT MmmtiK liGIIT
I Ehip arrived off Ambrose Uaht
Pendleton. Several days ago gam- j before 11 but Its speed was reduced
plo testing 60 pounds to the lj untie) so as to reach the entrance of Xorth
came in from Yoakum and today ev- river about 2:30 to 'permit her to
eral were received which grade No. ach Hoboken dock with flood
tide about 3. The dreadnaught
2, testing 68 pounds. The yield per Pennsylvania nnrl Oklahoma, with .in
acre ranges from 10 to 30 bushels destroyers, were drawn up in review
thus far, with the average appearing off Ambrose light. Ths president took
to be better than 20. Ufl". ""T brle-
! with two dreadnaughts preceding;
A good many growers In the west h, a aUbmarine ehaer on either
end have started and by the end of flank a destroyer flotilla training, irv
the week harvest there Is expected to hr wake, a dirigible overhead and
be fairly general. No cuttlngx haa
flock of seaplanes, swooping and
started in the Pilot Rock region but ton steamed slowly to the city,
the harvest there is looked fwr short-j The Pennsylvai-ia flew Daniel's pen
nant. Vice President Marshal, dec
retal y Baker and their wives were
- Another week will see the ' com-.
iismx, to itK Kixsi mi;i
,.XSIX; COMKS THIS WKHK
them, wounding a marine. Merchant
marine sailors attacked the French
men who fled and barricaded them
selves In a store, opening fire from
windows. The mob returned the fire, states entered the war to discuss war
killing 10 and wounding 20. A mer- plans,
chant marino pallor wan killed and
several Italian soldier who rushed . Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huff, of Iatah.
to restoreorder were wounded. Wash., ure at the St. George.
' WAKIUVOTOV. July 8. The state
department today announced that
Secretary Junhig will sad for the
l'ii.fl Kilt lil 4 u rvlr ret urn r If
oral bureaXis bid against each other, j tuk mrir , d,.,arl.nnl nlfnlrs as
Increasing the price of supplies. and,j(hpy ,. ,lllrlnlr , HW (rnll4y
that the commission had secret meet- Idisc iisslons. I nd. r Srrrptary of State
inns inur monins oetors tno i nuea ,k s cxhKoiI to take J.aiisiiur's
Itlato at Juris in conid(riiig the re-
foot tunnel has been let to Hajoite.
Fobert & Winters of Bpokane. They
are to start work by next Monday or
Tuesday. The tunnel is to be eight
feet wide and seven feet hiRh and is NEWPORT. Or., July 7. After a
to be concreted where it does not gol lapse of two years visitors will again
through solid rock. The company wilt ' " ablo to enjoy deep-sea fishing.
use two 75 h
drilling, one crew
horse power engines forlluring thc war period no ships were j
crew at each end of tho allowed to indulge in fishing for pleas- '
tunnel. Bhfits will bo worked night '"re. Captain Zenas Copeland is fitting I
repeal. v. nson i annua - aboard. The mayor's committee- of
ii is not Known. , ...i.r l i. me. reservation i welcome, includirir Rovernor fS.nith
presidenti-it campaign is wheat around Mission and nerhaim as' Maror NvUd iua 1 .
already beginning to loon, and some far a Cayuse. It wlMbe about two "thers occupied several small ateain
cxpressl.ui from the president regard. weeli8 before harvest wi taj.t in era. which streamed along- the traos
lng a hird term nHiy be forthcoming, j the Heix and nol.,heastern wctOM. Pnrf wake with bahds playing. Sev
An utterance he made in Paris was , .. .nl nrint. nhi. ini..j n.. n,i
slowly and promises a heavy yield, i were kept at a safe 'distance by busy
littl3 submarine chasers. 1
AU CRAFT I.V FVI.I, IHJKSs.
I Escorting ships and all the harbor
i craft were in "full dress," decorated
from stem to stern ' in vari-colored
' flags and pennants. The din increased
as thc ship proceeded ' to the dock.
jTens of thousands of persons crowded
into Battery Park, on the wharves and
roofs of watorfront buildings and at
every vantage point along the shore.
taken in mime quarters herb as being
a hint that he does not want another
term.
BOMB PLOTS, FOOD
RIOTS, ON IN ITALY
ana any, continuously including sun-!"- -w""B vessel, w-nicn will be, n.iME juiv g. Anarchists todav I
". commannea ny ( .aptuin Tracey Davis, Wamoted i eie n io-. . . i,.a '. irliir ol Hmnn
The tunnel contractors will use SO laquina bar pilot. . , grenades deposited in Pietralata fort.' WASHINGTON'. July . Washing-
men in their vai imis crews and head- I Possible that trips will be made planning afterward to capture the cita-( ton. which ordinarily goes to bed
quarters for their work and for all to tha sea loin caves at Heccta head for del. Centries fired on the anarchist.-, ' about a will sit un tonlnht to weieom.
- - j - v.-. iiiFF"'fi octiiiuiia m uo and
H.oniinuca on i'brc cix.j .suia to zoological gartiens.
IDA M. TARBELL AND SINGER
ARE ON GHAUTAUQUA TONIGHT
Tonight's i'luiutautiiii Pritgrain.
Musicale, Mary Adclc Hays,
onratura Soprano, assisted by
recital urtlsts.
lecture, "The I'niled States
at tho Peace Conference,' by
Ma M. Tarbell.
Tomorrow Morning' 1mulaii
qua ITogrant, 0 a. m.
Junior Chautautpia.
Tnmorrriw AftrriMMinW Cliaiilau-
oa Pi-oiTiam, 2:X0 . m.
Concert, Cimera's Czecho.sio-
A-nk Hand..
liocltal artists and Klle Mae Gor
don. Impersonator, are appearing this
afternoon for the 'hautamina pro-
grani. This evening will be one of
the star numbers on the Pendleton
Chantainina program, with a musicale
by Mary Add Hays, coloratura so
prano, and a lecture by Ida M. Tar-
bell, known as one of the foremost 1
women of Amor tea. and a noted pub
licist and journalist.
Praise Is heard from local people
who attended last night's program.
Kdwin M. Whitney gave the dramatic
reading1. "Torn to tbe Ttlnhf ' (n mi oh
a wav as to convince the audience!
that one man can prenent a play alone:
A concert prelude by the popular
Lewis Military Quartet concluded the
program.
ELKS BUILDING PLANS
i ARRIVE; BIDS WANTED
FOR CONSTRUCTION JOB
Complete plans and specifications!
oT the proposed new Klks' home andj
theater were received Monday from
A. 13. Doyle, Portland architect, and;
iPiiidered last night In a meeting of(
the lodge- building committee. Hi da,
for the construction of both units,
either separately or as a whole, will j
be advertised for within a . few days,!
the com m It tee announced today. i
The plans call for the lodge home'
and store rooms ami alwi for a modern t
theater. It has not been decided ',
whether the theater will be Included
In the completed building. j
The committee will specify thatk
any r all bids may be rejected nnd
will require a certain length of time
to consider bids. Numerous Portland
contractors have Higmftcd a desire to
submit estimates hut the committee i
declares that all possible encourage !
ment will be given local builders to
bid on the work. The succewsful bid
der will be required to start work
within a short specified time after
the contract is siKned.
The arrival of the plans and the de
cision of the coiamitteee to advertise'
for bids .puis the new building much
closer to realization than It has been
for the past six weeks. It Is confl-j
dently expected that a decision Willi
be reached nnd work may possibly
start within i month.
I lilltiilM- I tH 'HI .
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fl -TvOLtANfc. MOST M -
I I gua "Bin M I I "'-SlVw
i www mcapimg hm -i
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IMIMIII in 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I m I 7 ill --r -- .-v, -fc, ,8-.
n hwum 1 1 hi in 1 1 hi 1 1 mi i -iii- -c . ..
number of them were arrested. ! President Wilson. Police ara pre-
The police learned of the plot when Pared to handle the big crowd when
a soldier revealed that 16 ringr leaders (the president arrives at 10. The
I were meeting in a wine shop to pre-j presidential party will pass through
pare plans. They surrounded the tan arbor of flower at the station.
wine shop and - arrested the men, i greeted by two bands playing na
among w hom were three notorious tional airs and will proceed -to the
anarchists. Simultaneously 30 anar- White House nast a tableau intnH-d
Ichists arrived at Pietralata fort en
'deavc.ring to induce the soldiers there
to deliver the grenades. Officers
charged them, however. arresting
'nine. The others escaped in automo
biles.
to demonstrate how glad he capital
is to see America's most prominent
citizen again. -
Police and secret agents have ta
ken extraordinary precaution to safe-
,,unti tno prtv-uieni. ttuuwav lines
I One thousand workers, goaded to .will be patrolled. Throwing flowers
desperation over the economic situ-'and taking flashlight .picture haa
ntion overthrew official authority and been forbidden,
took the distribution of food - into ;
their own hands at Milan Sunday. At
dawn parties of workers delegated for
the purpose met the incoming supply
wagons at the city gates and ordered
the sale of products at half price, con
fiscating the goods of those who re
fused. In the afternoon the lawless ele
ments intervened, scores of shops be
ing looted. Police charged the mobs.
causing hundreds of clashes In which
50
FREEWATER. IILTON
TO PUT IN PAVING
The cities of FTeewaler and Milton
were injured and more than one are both preparing to pave the streets
thousand arrests were made.
Jiarlier in the day crowds thronged
all parts of the city forcing the mer
chants to reduce their prices and place
cards in their windows announcing re
dections of half. The whole, city gar
rison was called out but merely regu
lated the lines of waiting1 people who
were purchasing foods.
MRS. CAMPBELL OPENS)?
SHOP IN PARIS AUG. 1 5
.over which tho highway traffic be.
itween Pendleton and Walla Walla
must pass, according Jo . iirelt-
haupt, engineer, who Is in Pendleton
(today. .Mr. Breithaupt has been en.
I gaged by the two communities to fur
Itilsh them with data and e.xtimatea to
jte used in starting the paving work.
I Paving on the road beyond Freewa
; tor. is progressing from the edge of
he city and also from the state line
oward Freewater. Mr. ltrelthaupt
said. The twin cities hooe to havn
heir sections connected ut bv the
time the state and county work h.i
been completed, making an unbroken
stretch of paved road tu the state line.
I
Mrs. Cm
ner who tm - he;
bu.siii.N 'it. .v r
i I. C Lane, a Nolin rancher. I in
Pioneer miili- T" ",d"y an,i W harvest-
tai !.- iifgun in xi im vu inuy.
i In the miilinerv
, n ars in Pendle- m
tm. wi:i pj'imi h mill nery department
i th tHt-is sro An; ivt t3, upni her
rciuiu i rem a extnMed Kastern buy
i:i; ti (. Mr--. 'miboi j now on
h r w.iv tn I'h'cagt. Cleveland, Xew
York and othr eastt-i it cities where
she will ureliHs- th- late models in j
l.-M ;iVHl w latt-r ha:.
T.ic d pHi f men v:il h in the front'
o( the shire, vh.le (bp -imniing room,
iil bv in the renr. This will necesxi- j
tate chanucN in the store which will i
b inctiM- ;i in i;io rp-n ulelimg plans '
annitjiiced two nwnths as(o by W. H. '
Thomas, proprietor. j
8i
M WEATHER
FORECAST
TonlKht and
and Wed. fair
and warmer.