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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
DAILY V
SEMI-WEEKLY ii
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL. 31
DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919.
NO 4898
FOR SHORTAGE WITH FIRST SNOW CAUSES ACUTE SUFFERING IN MIDDLE WEST
US WANT
HIGHER PAY BUT
NOT BY UNIONISM
Minimum Salary of $1080 for
Qualified Elementary Work
and $1200 in High Schools
Asked by Teachers.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT
UMATILLA CO. INSTITUTE
EASY MON
Cite 50,000 Vacancies in Unit
ed States, Employment of
120,000 Untrained, 20 Per
cent Decrease in Teachers.
Umatilla county leaehsrs wan!
higher salaries, but they will not re
sort to unionism to secure belter pay,
according to resolutions passed by
the teachers who assembled at the
1 'mat ilia i 'ounty Teachers Instil UtS
which closed on Wednesday.
A minimum salary of I logo per an-
nuin for every l iniiLllla county ele
mentary school tear her with normal
school training of not less than two
years beyond graduation from a four
year high school, and minimum eat
ary of SlSOg Tor every qualified high
aohool laachOf wltli not lew than four
ycara eollesjo or university training
beyond graduation from a four-year
Ifigh aohool were advocated.
The react utloa ad orated furl her
t hat t hi mux i uni m salaries I fixed
ut 1Mhj and li'jriu respectm ly. Tl,
teachers plodtfotf themselves to em
ploy every honorable means In bring
ing abOUl the Kal ary increases.
Do N't Favor t alona.
Affirming that touching should be
classed uh a profession and not a trade,
ami that a teacher In a public not n
private employe, an arum, not an ur-:
tlaan, the Institute decided that I be
f-a hi-i-H nhotihl refrain from ufrilliu-
lion with organized unions, a teach-
O haid niilicr depend upon an en
lightened put. Hi- oi''nln to obtain Just
rtwrd fin their wtvu-iin, the tcMtlu.
tlOria declare. Support wax pIcdK'd to
thr National Kdueation As t!Slllll
and the Oregon Tear hern Association
In connection with the resolution
asking for bettor salaries for I'matlHa
oojunts teennera, the Institute went on
record in favor of Increased com pen
sat ton tor the atate superintendent-,
t he Count) superintendent uud all
teachera, rural, town ami city, in the
etate. The touchers gicn tinned the
OMatencc Of SO, 000 teacher-vacanc.es
In the I lilted States, and the employ
ment of 120,000 tnaxporlenood, un
trained and Immature teachera d urine
the current your. The resolutions
railed attention alec in tin ifl per cant
decree on In normal aohool enrollment
during the pact three years, declaring
poor salaries to be the dm net of the
condition.
The toachora rocommondod aleo
that sc hool hoards Ik urged to idi !
teacheri in Pohruary or March for the
ensuing aohool year, eo thai taachore
he allowed tin days in whic h 1o lit.
no epIanecH. The teacher urgi
dletrtol ani horitirs retrain from Com
petitive bidding for teachers who h.rve
signed contracts for the enauinE ." iuoi
' t SJ
U.S. NOTE WILL
DEMAND MEXICO
SUPPLYjJETAILS
State Department to Dispatch
New Communication Today
Regarding Charges Against
Consular Agent Jenkins.
FINAL DECISION WILL
AWAIT MORE EVIDENCE
PASTOR JAILED
SfUdy of Mexican Laws Causes
Belief New Constitution Ren
ders Arrest Illegal; Charges
Not Consistent. , , , . .
R5P ear oi H8
DRASTIC GOVERNMENT ACTION EXPECTED
FOLLOWING BREAKING (IP OF CONFERENCE
AND FAILURE TO AGREE ON MINER'S WAGE
PROVERB OF PITH AND WISDOM
FORGOTTEN BY YU LET IDE BUrERS
N'BW FORK MiMi n.-. r. s Mar:
.MII.-H Mmikt! Th.ifs n-hai sIipII b.
btfore hf n, shi- is to get trom
MMOO t,- M0.04S .nih for s plctura.
ba fllni'Mi in the next thr.fl yoara.
CALLED TO R .C. SERVICE
WAHHtXtiTQS, Nov, McvkaiiM
kUled Jamea Wallace, American, near
inmpii o M'editcwla) . eecurdliui to a
brief tii-patcfi recelrod by the Ntatc
llopai linenl (In- all' i nooii. No detail
wi n- loniaiiiitl. Thin maj make the
efexfcaa agnation tenae.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I'h. A new
note demand In details or the charfea
laaadnal Consular Agonl Jenklna, tin
prteoned al Faebla will be aeni to t hi
Mevh-an Rovernmetit today, it wa un
nounood al tin thte department.
The Stale depart men ( will demand
evidence on which the Mexican ejov-
i mm nt ha
Jon-
dials rcJou.
i-xk-aii reply,
:tatement.s
tin
t c haras thai
tdlclal atatemonta, aa
pt) tO the firrt am
h demanded his Im-
AecordlnR to tin
i ha rge of falsi fylns
t a charge of conni-
vance with thr bandits wiio captured
and held him for ransom- forms tin
main j;i oundy for Jtn kins' (m prison
nunL
wsdi Details.
The state, department adll obialn sal
evidence the Mexican irovernmeol pos
eeaei and make a thOrouadl In m sti
Katlon before maJctns; its final decision
and reply to Mexico. This may take
m ciai dasav
Bettered Uleeral,
The State depaxtment Ih now siu.i;. -ini;
atexlcan laern in belief thai tin
I new Mexican constitution provide
spectfioalls that caosa asjnlnsi torn grn
I diplomats and cCnSulsr officers ;-r
within kjrtadtetlun -f the Mexican feil-
i i ' i i'ij hud a i 'Mic iiill eji i n ami , ,
rourvmtnuta men, who espoused
till cause of I'Vtry war drive In the
theaters, churches and other public
M that' In an, bs vo boon oalleU into eer
vice a fain for the comiiiK I ted Cross
Cbristmas .eai campaign, shteb opens
Docembef h The men will sgoal. be
fom local sathertnga during the week
bssjlnnlng Monday, in bahaif of the
drive for funds with which to COmbal
of t he minute men. today asked five
of the old four-m in ut- peg It SIS to
propare speeches t(. be daUvamd all
n"Kt week. ThOSe who have act epted
the rail are: QeoCajg A. Hariuiaii.
ftphofl a. LoyroH, fee) W. Ell t nor, Ctev.
Alfred I'ckwood and Jtev. i;dtert K.
Qomall.
The Rod fmss Chrlstttias seal cam
paign In not n drive for funds in the
Klrh i sense i( the word. The seals
IXDIAXAPOLIfrUcbarSMI with n
In. Ih. niiiiln to dpfraud. in booatlu
a mythical evanjHra 1 .gMnnl.Hotl.
IWV. 1 Mli U SaniJt-iH, father of six
liiiliirc n in j;li nwaillna; triul.
RED MEN GIVE THAMKS IN
BIG BEEF BARBECUE AT
TUTUILLA ON THURSDAY
Rivalling; the White inan'R cele
bration f Thanksgiving was a
least at Tutullle chureh yesterday
afternoon, when IT.". IndlanH dined
at a heef barbecue given t the
close f ThRiiksnivfnjj lervlces
held by itev. k. j. (Vnin-r.
Besides celebrating the day. the
barbecue was In the nature of a
farweU to Jt.hn Crow, prominent
Indian who experts to leave the
reservation. He provided the heef
for the occasion. well as
for other provisions. The ehUTch
provided worth of fund, and
a f tal of J?:, was reached after
don&tlona from other ouroeg.
Aocordlng to un old Indian
ffam eustomt ouch guest took
of t he savory heef and
delicacies, for the home
r at the tepee.
IT Mli
Christmas shopping
ih per eeal
thi
w I edge d t o be a p ro
i'M.ti .stores, Pendleton
buim; in advance of
"Ijo "iir Christmas
VCrb of much pith and w
people are willing to let
the Vu'etlde season.
Ninety per cent .f thi
DjOCSBjIber K while of the
ing Ik done in the last week before Christmas
Christmas rush which im so often disastrous t
and customer.
"Kow that Thanksgiving la over." said the manager of the dry goods
department In a local StoVe today, ' we expect the Christmas shopper to
pi p Bp a Jittlw. aenerally when Thanksgiving is out of the way the shop
per begins to realize that Christmas is, after all, only one month away. A
realize that the best things are gone early in the
West in Grip of Blizzard With
East Threatened as Coal Op
erators and Strikers' Dele
gates Cease Negotiation.
lerks, is done after
ti" pi r cent of the holiday buy-
This results in the pre-
nerve of both blerk
FEDERAL OPERATION NOT
A CURE FOR DIFFICULTIES
tht-
More Legal Action Would Not
Induce Return in Large Num
bers: Criminal Suits May Yet
be Instituted.
few of the wtee om
season, and In conscience, they purchasse hefor
sy begins.-
vlld holiday fren-
"RED CHRiSTMAS" PLOTS FORECLOSURE IS ASKED
UNDER GOVERNMENT EYE ON BIG FARM MORTGAGE
WASHINGTON, NOV. 18. The gov
ernment today started a campaign to
frustrate "I ted 'hristmaj' plots of
bolshevik in America. Pu hiic offi
cia Is In many parts of the countrv
have been warned t' scrutinize all
CnrOS)aaaa pSssaaes iarefull. Acting
with the department of justice and
lepartmont officials five
seme
the
the post office
are taking ever' precaution to inter- t The mortgage In
eept bomba that may he sent through ered Poceniher it,
the mails with Christmas packages, note for $ lS.JiaT.SIi. given
Secret servlee agents began to suspect Thompson, then cashier of the Com-
weefcs ago that "reds" huped to stagJO niercial Zfatlonal Bank, by Henry tx-
another d: namit- outrage dur ng the renzen and Mrs. Iertha Lorenzen.
1 holiday seaabn. Susplrton rias since fVnnln wheat lands were mortgaged
heeunie a certainty in the minds of of- hi the deal.
WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE
fk hi la.
CHIEF TAKES PEEP INTO
MAN'S TWO SUITCASES
CITY S100 RICHER TODAY
t HItAGo. Nov. Jg. Hltuminnus
coal consumers of the middtewest to
day started tearing down the coal bin
to use as fuel. With the first real
snowstorm ol the year covering cen
tral western states wit 1? a blanket,
many reports have been received of
persons raxing outhouses to use the
lumber for wood.
The snowstorm which covered the
area from "anada to Arizona and
from Chicago to the west slope of the
Sierra Nevadas demoralized wire ser
vice and tied up transportation.
In Klectra. Texas, newspapers, bus
iness u-nd public institutions are closed
due to freezing weather and fuel short
age. Suffering is intense with no re- '
lief in sight.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 28. Hrasftc
action by the government to get the
coal running is today expected
before the end of the week. With the
west in the trip of ii blizzard which
heirs tf ihat estate. .terms about to sweep the east, coal
lUOStlon was deliv operators and represcntati res of the
1 !';, to secure a striking miners have broken up their
joint conference, unable to agree on u
wage increase. The cabinet will con
sider the matter tomorrow.
Federal operation of mines is unr
possibility. ahXough thjg is o;:mJi r d
unlikely. The government. It is em
phasized, would face the same diffi
culty in getting the miners to return
to work that the operators are unable
Foreclosure of a mortgage nearly
11 years old is sought in a suit filed
today by Herman C. Uoseberg, in be
half of himself and the estate of
Clang?1 H. Kosesnberg. of which he is
executor, against Herman Hoehlk,
administrator of the estate of Henry
Uoreasen. Mrs. Pert ha Ixrenzen and
n December II, lnos. the note and
mortgTge were sold to Xeagle Bros.
Upon the death of his brother, full
title in the deht was left to Frank I" overcome. More legaf action by the
Neagie, He later transferred the debt government would not get the miners
are universally used as a holiday Mick
er on letters and Christ mns package.
Funds from thi ir sale are used to com
hat tuberculosis In Oragjoa.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
BY HUNDREDS ARE TO
DIG COAL FOR KANSAS
an 1 1 1
Jen kins
ilie
it.
Ask tiCVy b Court.
The provision of the maximum lev)
by the COUnty court was recommend
ed, and the elimination of the traditi
onal roe of it, in order that the ex
pense to the Individual teacher at
tending 'lie annual Institute he de
creased .
The pSjSeaffg f the Smith Tower
bill in congress, provpiing for the es
tablishment of the pepartmenl of rel
ocation, was advocated
Tin tsachars aajpoasaad approval ot
th work of the Parent-Teat ucr ASSO-
eJatlon, the count y nurse, the county
T I'KKA , I a ns.. Nov. 28. Several
hundred volunteer coal diK-rs today
responded to Governor Allen's aj.pe.il
for men to mine coal In southeastern
Kansas Alton declared the power ot
the slate will he used to relieve the
that r,M'1 famiii1 nd proteel the lives of
those enaaeTOd m exocytlhg this effort,
other offers if ssslsfjint n worn receiv
ed today from students of Haskell In
stil .j to t he en t Ire football squad of
the Cnlversity or Kansas and IS0Q
students of (he state agricultural
schooli
I ntOM QttSDh i linn.
W ASH1 NGTON, Nov. 28. Mexico
Should be given M hours tO release
Consular A Rent Jenkins Senator
Ashm.'.t, democrat. declared today.
Should Mexico fall to complv the Am
erican arfny should start Immediately
for puebla uud reieaae htm. he added.
As hurst rrttlclgcd the state deparl -
nunt's handling of th
atlbn.
bout d over to the grand Jury of tho
federal oousi on a white slave charge
today a ft i- a hearing this morning
h. fore Commissioner S. A. Newberry.
Ieah Severs, of t he Mohawk reserva
t Herman Roehlh and Claws H. Ro
reaberg. Mr. Roaesnoerv became full
owner by purchasing Mr. Roehlk's
half interest.
ntereet on the note and mortgage
THREE SLAVERS BEGIN
tlon in New Yolk, whs destined as a
with ess.
Rail for the man was fixed at Si -
and $ftO0 for the woman. W. M.
I V'terson, local attorney, ,;i r pea red in
defense of the Indians, white s. F.
M exit an sit u- face, doput ' Cnited States marshal.
u pepared fr the federal government.
The Indians will gOCOmparty Marshal
Pace t" Portland tontghl and the hear
ing will come before the grand jury
In I ceniher.
Watkefc' and the Indian woman were
nrrestad here a week ago. Accortling
to his story, the two were in. Golden
la h Washinuton. for a time. going
later to i in ho. up" n their arrival
Kxamination of the contents of two
s'i it cases carried yesterda Ity Frank
Rradburn cost him $K"t in police jWas paid only to Iec. It, 1912. the
court today and resulted in his also complaint alleges. Interest at 10 per
being held for county officials In JfO" ' ' "( V" 'he entire principal is asked
to res u in e in la rge n u m be rs, acco rd -
to many officials.
The attorney general is understood
to ha t idence ujon which he can
tase criminal suits against aevcrul
feadera in the miners union.
Governor Will Confer
DBS MOINES. Nov. jS. A confer-
niade by
cal room-
SAI km; Nov
itch" Herms
ENEMY WAR SHIPS ARE
j they murdi
: leorge K.
s.-- 1 av'd Smith.
nnd Jam Sale
lit iiere totla from Port - '
egan serving their life
than om ecij after the
Claremonl tavern In which
i t d .1. N. purgesa ami
i errltujrer of I 'epdlaton.
her.
I slav
Walker
charge.
was arrested
Patti n licit
giving with h
Stark Pnttort.
a white
d yesjer
1 Thanks
ami Mrs.
ball on a rhnr;
of liquor. The arrest
chief A. A. Roberta in
Ipg house.
Whisky of sOm nnkmiwn Ingre
dients was found in each suit case, the
chief Said. Pradburn put up $10f for
apS pa rah CO In police court and for
feited hail today. A not her $ 1 00 was
renuired by county officers and the die
trht attorney Will file an information
charslnp him with Illegal possession
of liquor. The man la said to live in
the Pilot Rock country.
Hugvti Funeral I odd Todav.
The funeral of the late Louis Ha
"en. pioneer wheat farmer who died
In Portland Monday from heart dlla
t'on, was held this afternoon from the
itorney's fees.
mortgage and
i etiuested,
foreclosure
ale under
of the
nitloa is
First Presb;
circle of frle
ed. Thn In
cemetery, w
gan, pastor
the serviced
a n
f Illegal possession I from 'bat date, together with $1,100 ence of governors of bituminous coal
states will be held m Chicago Sunday
t o discuss state operation of coat
mines, "if there is no change In the
Washington situation during the day."
Governor Harding of Iowa, made this
announcement today.
Neoeaeattsa Protected
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. An
nouncement of the next move of the
government in the coal crisis may be
delayed until tomorrow or perhaps
T u esd ay. Fuel Administrator Oar
ield is today getting the government's
j plans. In sha pk
He ret uses t intimate what action
the government will take bayogsfl the
following statement; "Production of
basic necessities will he protected by
the government. The government
vc i II resent profiteering by operators
r miners."
PHOENIX, Arir.. Nov. 28. PI
waters are receding here today after
reaching the state capital grounds
ami ot In r sections of the city, and
Church.
Mr. Heat
a burled
v. J. Fr.i
church, c
large
ittend
olney
Mor-ictlng
ma rooning
and south
reported b
SO families of farmers east
if town. Melted mountain
blned with a "cloudburst"
Irowe the salt, and Agua.
f their hanks. No lives are
have been hist hut prop-
I 'A I US. N.o
iouneii of the
demonstration agent and the agiicul- decided that a
(hire agent. ind commended the tut
est of 1 'mat ilia legislators for tii
support of progressive educatlo
legislation.
Xpprei falioii l-'prcsiil.
Among the resolutions passed was
one expressing appreciation of the
work of W. W. Orcen. county school
Superintendent. Pendleton's spirit of
hospitality was also commended by
the teachers, as was the service af
forded b the high school cafeteria.
A VOtS of thanks was extended to H.r j
M i s. S. M. I-'orshaw and l he tllrl
Glee Club for theit mush; to the
Melhotllsl church for 1 he use of the
a nil it or in in : to ' t he I let tnlston school
band for its contribution to the pro
gram; and to the local press for the
interest shown In the cause of educa
tion and In t he teaching profession,
as evidenced bi the spate devoted to
the publication Of the deliberations Of
the teachers, and for co-operation In
efforts for school betterment.
The committee on resolutions was
eniunoscd of F. c. i-'it.pat rtt k . Fred l.
Austin A. I '. Voi Iker. A.
Mrs. Last's Richardson.
The supreme
e conference has
my wa i ships Shg II
he destroyed except (hose to ntim-d
t- oyer to Wanes anj3 Italy Un oompenaa
j tion for I heir war losses.
Thi council also discussed dlsttibu-j
tlon f materials and docka be de
li vereo i uerman? hs componsatli u
for the sinking of the Intoned Qor
man fleet atsjoapn Flow.
It. noiificd Roniminirt that rd b
the nptd haiub'd her November -i.
must he given aloeV represent a I i v. -s
In Bucharest not later th in le. em
THEY FIND RELIEF AT LAST
LOCAL K. OF P. CONFER
DEGREE AT HERMISTON
I-;. Yodel'.
Thirty Knights of Pythias from Da
mon l,oduc No. 4 . Pendleton last
nh;ht paid On official Vtslt to Recla
mation pedaTS N'o. in?. He mils tun. to
confer the degree of knight ftpon a
elssg in the srest nd town. The trip
to and from Hamilston was mniie in
six union.
The parly h i t bet e (sts estOrday
;i fternoon and at 7 1 .1" sat down to ;i
, a At n ni iiurilT lurhr'' iomo . ' I ' serru ai me.
Uh I I ALIAlM rttnulHIVIC.nl I Hotel Oregon cafe After the ban-1
ip ipiet t he aasansblasTS took Up the rlt - '
HOMTC, Nov. The socialist ex- tia I work In the hall. The Herhttstng
dgUttVe OOmmlttee today ordered so- kniuhts promised to attend the com-
claltst members of 1 he t ha in her of de- mg district eonxention In Pendleton
plltles to parti Cl patS in opening par in all their fmce and assured the lo-
llament, according to the newspaper rtt men I hat the would furnish their
Avantl. quota of pOffes f"i the scsskn
SOCIALISTS ORDERED TO
PARTICIPATE IN OPENING
Jf - HITCHCOCK " '
Sg
erty damage will he considerable.
Damage Hoai jr.
PHOENIX Ariz Nov. 2s. Damage
amountmg to hundreds if thousands
of dollars was done hy floods last
night and today this vicinity.
FIRST NUMBER OF
LET "ER BUCK TELLS
ELKS ABOUT HOME
GOLFERS BRING PLAYER
FROM LAND Of HEATHER
Cotdes of the .first number f I et
er Ruck a four price Rewey sheet ls
!el hv Pendleton l.nlco No. 28, R. P.
O. V. . are bein - maih d to all members
f the order tooWv. . The paper will
make nerioilleal gopara nce-t to es
nouse ihe canve f the new Rika" tern
n w arising toSFhrd its second
: story.
l et ".-r nuoJt Is a hricht little edition
''hie nc. of ih prorrress of the
NilldqSa to date, t'ontrit'-it Eons to the
'niihpn fund are listed and breezy
news notes of the oriler "'vo the tajane
a n iinv touch. R. K. Chlouneik eom
1 M"1 the matter son V--,.-V!sed the
oahltcatlon and Jwt'eS Thomas Fit
ft-ersld, nrtmT? r -he 'rytTS l at '
tend In j( to lh miUna f the copies.
HIGH C0??T " RPIMn
BoDi COING UP
I The ancient same of the highland
Scots is once again belnx tatiRht mem
here f the Pendleton Qolf Club by a
prf, s.innal who. himself, first learn
ed the game in the laud Of heather.
' J. fft rsou. a BToJjesslonjal if the old
school anl a nolfer "f more than or
dinary brillance, has arrived In Pen
dleton to take the position left vacant
six months ago by the resignation of
George Eddy.
M r ,Ieffo son came here from ta
J a ffergo n Park mu n icl pal links in
Seattle. With him is Mrs. Jefferson
ml one child. At present they are
domiciled at the Blob hoassg be- ause
of the lack of keUjStnSj facilities In the
city.
The new prnfssstossai brings many
trophies xith Msg, rosea recent among
them the silver loving cup presented
1 v the ;.lfers Maxaslue for a tourna
nTVnt plaed recently In Seattle. Mr.
Jrffareon won from a field of 130
colfers.
WeftHIXaTt N Hel: ve 1 at last
m the peace treat? wrangle, ly -d-'rnmc
it of '"oneiess. our reprseen
natives have taen to golf fdr a changpe
Here are SerfgtoVS Httchcck, New
berry a id Hole, and Speaker toilette
n the links.
Mvtnje
The high
up. as well
-Members !
t afedletSM 1
T mini- 1
W t - e ,-v'-
hour Of 5' " in
the visit will set
srjre Is now ISO. in.
mi hetwees t he
'SK ni hereafter,
vou I Kick $i.
IHE WFATHER
FORECAST
Tonight arid
Saturday rain
or snow, to
nitcht warmer.
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