. B. SAYLOR IS BOOSTED AS HIGHLY FIT CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY JUDGESHIP
DAILY EVENING EDITION
Number ot oqplra printed of ytaterdnys
Dally KdlMon
.5,002
ThU papsr Is a tnemoer anl audited
by the Audit Hurenu of Circulation!.
DAILY EVENING EDITION
The Eaat Orearonlan la Baatern Ora
ron's rateat newspaper and aa x
selling force lvaa to the adrertlM.a
over twice the guaranteed paid circu
lation In I'endleton and Umatilla ooua
ty at any other newapaper.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL. 31
DAILY EASJ
"ONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1920.
NO. 9467
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BAINBRIDGE COLBY RECEIVf p 18IDENTIAL APPOINTMENT AS SECRETARY OF STATE
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BABY TANK
NK WYOiiK. Many trucks were a
btthy tank Kolntf to the rescue of one o?
TROOPS ENTRAIN
FOR MONTESANO
TO KEEP ORDER
Trial Scene Becomes Focal
Point for Increasing Drift of
Radicals and Vague and
Ugly Rumors Are Heard.
GOVERNOR ASKS GUARD AS
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE
Trouble Yfet Absent in City
Where Case of Alleged Arm
istice Day Murderers is Tried
But Revolt is Feared.
TACliM V mi . ! i S
-A carload o
urtnier men today i ft camp
Lew
nr Mont'Miii'i.
t.onerul Morrison sent the tr
tht refjut'h't of GoVajrnor Hart
asked that ft be done an a pre!
nry nioustm
mora that I
Monteaario.
id as a result
v. w
Rathe
Por Adequate Guard,
"ft win ho to the interest pf both
sides to have adequate protection here
In cane of emergency, Was tho extent
of Allen's comment. Sheriff Perry
said seven aliened I. W. W, hitve heen
arretted In Montosano etace the trial
began.
"Though there are many I. W. V. In
the county all our reports have been
to the effect that they Un fl made
themselves very scarce," said Deputy
Sheriff (ilhsou.
Judge Wilson was not consulted he-
fore the call for troops was dispatch
ed. He also expressed tin- opinion
that there wajf no need for the action
thouRh he admitted the "prosecutors
might have some Information, t hat I
don't know about."
One of the rumors vrtltch are said
to hnve caused eonskleruhle uneasiness
is to the effect that arms: have been
smuggled into the county during the
pant few weeks and that a Jail deliv
ery Is planned If the accused men
"seem to be getting the worst of the
deal."
Alleged Sftijor Itocnllod.
Kugeue Harnett. alleged slayer of
Warien QHmin, who took t hi stand
last week lo claim an alibi, was ra-.i
called for a short examination today.
He said he talked with several per
sons near the I. W. W. hall shortly
after the shooting nnd said he would
not have had lime to have Rone half
a mile away where It Is aliened he hid
a gun aft.-r shooting '-rim from the
Aval on hotel. Under cross-examination
Burnett '.m sior was considerably
shftfcan by Prosecutor Abel, when he
made the witness admit he mlRht
have gone a mile in half an hour after
the shooting and before he was seen
on the street.
Steed Denied.
TACOMA, Feb. IB. There has been1
no Indication of any Influx of radicals
to Montenano or any other part of
southwestern Washington, according
to Statements of United State-; depart
ment of justice officials here, today,
who ha' - been in close touch with the
ligation.
(Continued on nag a r,.
I uncial Is Hold.
The funeral of the late Kdwln Neal
Cameron was held this afternoon
from the Kolsom chapel, with Hex. Al-.fi-ed
laOchwood. pastor of the Church
of the Redeemer, officiating. I 'a 1 1
benrt'rs "wer John Hoekson. Itrooke
Hlekson. Jim Welch. Will Pen land and
Wlllurd Bond. Manx beautiful floral
offering were sent by friends of the
deceased.
AIDS IN WAR ON SNOW IN NEW YORK.
miwbotnid dtirlm
the trucks.
the recent snow sto
WOOD ALCOHOL JAG
IS TOO MUCH EVEN
FOR GOSHEN LIZZIE
(.OSHK.V. tftd., Keb. 25. lwis
I teasonor used wood alcohol in
his auto radiator, and parked the
mr with the engine, running. It
turned around t hraa times then
across the curb and sidewalk,
tore across several lawns and
finally staggered jajnrt a iioum-.
n i,
REVOLT" COLLAPSES.
E OE U. S.
Superiors at Washington Warn
Dalrymple and Arrest
County Attorney Replaced
by Conference Request.
1K'. IHVKi:. Mich., Fob. JC.
i feflctligan's "lUiuor revolt" today col
lapeod. jcttng on the aivice of su
periors at VVlashington, .Major Dalrym
ple, prohibit Ion ci.mnil.ssion?r in th
central Mates, dropped his warlike
prepa rat Ions. Instt ad of arresting
County Attorney Mcl onough. Dalry
i mplo requested that he accompany
i him to Grand Kapids for a conference
with District Attorney Walker.
Be had changed MCOogtouvh with
! preventing tho prohibit ion Inspector
ftfpm retaining tiiaed wine.
Dalrmple arrived here at nildniKht
with a force of 3". men, all heavily
armed. I Wore arriving Dalrymple
paSead out extra ammunii I'm. He said
reports which reaching him at Mar
qtiette indicated that there would be
st rious trouble.
fcCeponough notified DeJVrmple ho
as ready for conference at any time,
the Hcssitm was arranged.
A telegram from iMlr.vmple's chief
today a d vised him to "proceed Very
carefully."
SK.N Oik 1(11. 1, '
WASHINGTON, F?b. IB Preside
WiNon today slRiied the oil land la
log bill.
LUTHER GOLDMAN TO RESUME
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY WORK
AFTER YEAR IN ALASKA
I. other J. Coldmait.
win
was em
ployed by the local office of the Uni
ted Stales Ptotogical Survey before he
went to Alaska last April, returned to
Pendleton yesterday and announces
that he will resume his work? with the
survey, wit h heaaqnej ters at l tolee,
Idaho. lie will be predatory animal
inspector for Idaho, which haves the
Oregon-Washington territory to Stan
ley jewett. whose headquarters are in
this city.
Mr. odd man. wh h Mrs. Ooldmnn
went to Alaska to investigate the con
EUREKA AND INTEGRITY LODGES, 1. 0. 0. F,
the iiii'i t. As soon as nrr.i niicmcnts '
hnve boon complete !, the roll will be
trunscrilroii and the lodge will tnke,
steps toward homo oddfellow build-j
Ing on the propertx oppoidte the post-,
office.
Knroka lodse has existed hen near.;
jlv ;.n vo.irs. while Integrity has been
'organize.! since ls. Kureka has
about 171 membcri find InteRilty 330.
I Both lodges voted by large majorities
Idnb
rm here. The above picture shows
CHARGES AGAINST
FORMER EMPEROR
MAY BE DROPPED
Council of Premiers Changes
Attitude Toward Wilhelm
and is Now Inclined to Give
Up Prosecution.
ANNEXATION OF TURKISH
TERRITORY FROWNED UPON
Dealings With Russia Will be
Hurried and Report on In
vestigation of Conditions
Asked by March 22.
j UONDON, Feb. jr. -The council of
j premiers Is now Inclined, t drop all
' charie.j against the former kaiser even
, if Holland persists Ip her position of
; refusal to head the a 1 tied sugKetion
i that she banish Wilhel-n from Kuropc
' li is learned a Ut horitatlvely.
Tho council discussed the former
emperor late yesterday, it Is learned,
i Considering the attitude of the Dutch
1 government, a change In the allied
altitude Arae apparent, reliable inform
ation asserted.
Turkey Discussed
It is learned sen: hot f icially that the
Council parceled out the sphere of in
fluence for various allied powers in
. Turkey. It is reported the co-mcil vir
tually decided that no Turkish terri
j tnry will be annexed by any powers.
I but that each shall be allotted its
' "sphere of economic domination.
Hurry inss-lan Repoii
LiiXnn.V, Feb. 2'. The council of
premiers will lose no time in bt.iin-
W: tr its report on t he conditions of
rlUSSta, II Is indicated today. It Is
understood the council requested Al
, bert Tin mas, .director of the internn-
Uonal la'bbr bureau of tho leesjue of
.nations, to report on the Russian sit -'
nation on March ft.
dition of the fur business. He reports
that the fur business Is poor because
the country has not yet recovered
from the effects of u sWjrtufce id'
snow Shoe" rabbit-, which occurs
every seven years. The rabbits, which
for.tn the principal article of food for
the fur beartaaB' a ni mnls and t heir
yOUhg, are attacked every Seven years
by an alcnuc w hich sweeps the
country.
Tlo epidemic is caused by a para
tContinucd on P-mc ,)
LI
Step toward tho co nsoIidatiin ol
tr'endleton'j two ( di!Viiow lodges
wore ci mpleted last ntgtht so far M
rendb'ton is comcrned. b the favor
nbe action of Kureka lodge with re
gard to alsorbin Integrity lodge. Tho
iimalKHnuition will take place as soon
ns the grand master of Oregon places
bis Rtatolp of approval on the merger.
Intogritv lodge voted tw wo'ks to
join KureKa lodge and the latter'ii ac
tion last niriht loft the fond open for
SOCIETY GIRL GOES
TO CHINA TO WED
BUT ALTERS MIND
ST. MM. 8, Keb. 26. -Olga
I loeknken, socb ty girl, went all
the way to China to get married.
Mho found her protective groom
rhangi (1, and then changed her
mi:.', she cabled today.
MR. SAVIOR URGED AS
DESIRABLE TIMBER
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Freewater Man With Business
Interests in West End and
East End Classed as Winner
if He Will Run..
If tin
(tattled
in the
ears of .1. it. Baylor
jday then there is
i say Ins;, For Mr.
truth i
being very mueeh talked ab
prospective county jutle fo
Uma
la count.
It is nut known yet whether or not
Mr. fcayior will consent to become a
candidate for the place but be has a
host of backers comprising both dem
ocrats and republicans, men and wo
men. In behalf of the idea that lie
should run It Is being pointed out that
U rJBaylor Is a I 'inatilla county resi
dent of many years standing, has ox
tensive business interests in both the
east end of the county and in the west
end and has a record for Integrity and
business capacity.
Mr. Saylor's official address is Free
water and he has a nice home there.
However, he has ranching interests
in the west end and is president of the
1 ank ut BeltO He is frequently In
i'endleton and has, a son in business in
ibis city. Br those who know him
be is universal lv acclaimed as just the
man for county Judvo proved ho will
run. .Air. Savior turn it trig -ben closely
in touch with school affairs. Is a good
roads advocate nnd known as being
progressive minded.
The fact that t,e county judge is !
chairman of a board that has the!
handling- of more than a million dol-j
lars annually of the taxpayers' money ;
In this County is causing the judife
ship to attract more than usual inter- !
est this spring. The desire is for a
businessman who can safeguard the !
taxpayers' Interests and yet serve the !
welfare of the county by seeing as
nearly as possible that the maximum
Rood Is obtained from the county ex- j
penditures. So far difficulty has been I
experienced by both pa riles In the
matter of securing aVallatttSj materia 1
to run. Mr. Baylor is a democrat and
as no democrat has r.nnounced him
self for this nomination it is said to :
be Mr. Say lor's if he wishes it. His '
backers, however, are by no means;
confined to that party and on the j
streets today it was freely predicted
that the name of tile next county judRe
will be J. Ii. Savior If he will hut say
the word.
GRAND OFFICIAL TO BE
ENTERTAINED BY ELKS
A birne class of initiates will be
presented at the weekly meeting of the
Klks.irdgc tomorrow nisdu in honor of
the present of District Deputy Grand
nxalted Kulcr H- 1. Toney, of Mc
Minnville. Dr. Toney will pay his of
ficial visit to the lodge tomorrow
Bight and an initiation and entertain
ment will be put on In his honor.
The visit is his annual Inspection of
t lie lodge and besides the ritualist ie
work, books and accounts will be pre
sented to hint. The entertainment
committee has arranged for several
musical nunrbers and a luncheon and
refreshments Wll be served. fficers
are expecting a large attendance of
n ism bars.
in
P. O. Weber of S:in PVa&ciaci
Pendleton today.
PROPRIETOR OF GIRLS' SCHOOL IN PASADENA
IS MURDERED AND SUSPECT ENDS OWN LIFE:
I os Ai!i:i.i:S. Feb. B, Miss
1 Florence Houael. a ted ro, proprietor
or Huntington Hall. exceaave school
1 Tor girls in S nth I'asadena. was
Riurderod In be I earlv today. The hs
n.sin triefl to oonoaal the crime b aet
tlng fire to the building. H. W. Urown
formorl h use man ;it ; he school, who
is suspected of the crime, committed
suicide. lhr fired n bullet into his
brain. The body whs found in an out
house adjoining the sehool.
Herman Honsel, the victim's si year
old brother, who lives in an adj.cent
winir of the school building, lo.nl the
shots. Kxtingulshing tho blaxe. he
CHOICE CREATE!! SURPRISE THAN LANSING
EPISODE AND SENATE PROMISES TO WAGE
FINISH FIGHT AGAINST CONFIRMATION
RETAIL MERCHANTS
AT WALLA WALLA
BOOST ARMY STORE
YVAI.I.A WALLA, Feb. j,
Retail merchant today irarprfsjed
everybody hy boosting for the
sale- of army supplies. They said
it helped business generally.
HEAD MAN OF CAM
TRIBE MEETS END BY
ASPHYXIATION IN EAST
Yumsumkin Blows Out Gas in
Room and is Found Dead in
Chicago ; Was on Way to
Captal on Business.
Yumsuiuliin, head man of the Cay-
uses and reputed one of the Umatilla
I i eservat Ion's wealthiest and most in
fluential Indians, Is dead at Chicago
! from pas asphyxiation. Word of his
j death was contained in a wire receiv
ed ty Superintendent K- u, Swa rt
lander, of the agency, this morning.
The rcdman was on his way to
' Washington D. C, of his own accord
I to object to the present method of
! selling and leasing Indian lands. He
j left over the Northern Pacific 10
; days ago. expecting to join Thomas
Yallup, a prom men. Yakima Indian,
tt Pasco.
Tho Indian's, ucjtth wca uue to hi
having blown out tho gas. according
information reac.'dnir tho agency
Whether Yallup was with him or he
was making tho trip alone has not
been determined. His body will be
sent here for burial.
Yumsumkin, or Johnson Sumkiti as
he was also known, lived on his land
about one mile south of - Adams. He
was uSTIiet' of 320 acres of the best
land in that section and also had an
interest in another SO acre tract. His
wealth is estimated by Major Swartz
landcr nt $80,000. He was 65 years
old and is survived by his wife Petints
a sister of the late Chief Uma nine,
and a 15-year-nld-daiiehter, Josephine
who is attending the Catholic school
on the reservation.
"He was wea 1 1 h y . very sm a rt and
vary shrewd " Major leo ICoorhou se.
former Indian agent, said of Yumsum
j kin today when appraised of his tin
jt'mely end. "He always held onto his
; lands and wanted the other Indians
' tit di likewise. He was on his way to
: Washington to personally seek relief
from the system which allows the In
dtans to sell out nnd then find them
selves without land or money."
i YiunstimMn. according to the major
i means "drizzly Pear's Shirt."
WASH IX' .T N . Feb. - Mexican
bandits today captured Harry Hogarty,
American, superintendent of a smelter
in the state of Duranso. and are hold
ing him for ransom the state depart
nent today announced.
Little Son Born.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I.eckleider
are the parents of a little son born
this morning.
HORSE WEIGHED IN
WITH LOAD OF COAL
CUSVEtiAND. !! 35. Official.
today started taVMUtatlon ' ""'
I companies, following .it attempt
of a eltlaen to attach horse he said
was weighed in with his load ol coal.
found his sister dead in bed. Hhe bad
boon shot.
Brown and his wife, who Is house
keeper at the school freuuentlv quar
reled. Miss II ousel is wild to have
taken the Wt man's part. She received
an anonymous let tor recently w a ru
ing her against fire.
Deputy sheriffs today found the
m-irrier, and arson bud been premedit
ated for some time. e idrntly. A nuri
ber of old niatresses. furniture and
other i expects stored In the attic hs
been saturated with distillate, but not
ignited. The murderer ignited a quan
tity of excelsior and placed It in the
kitchen nnd pantry.
New Oficial While Strong Supporter of Administration Has
Been Generally Regarded as Progressive Republican and
Was Actively Identified With Roosevelt Campaign.
WASHINGTON". Feb. 25. Palnbridge Colby was today appointed secre
tary of state, the white house announced.
The. appointment was more of a surprise than the resignation of Secretary
Lansing at President Wilson's request. While Colby has been a string sup
porter of the Wilson administration, he has been generally regarded as a pro
gressive 'republican. He was actively identified with the Theodore Roosevelt
campaign of 1812 and was later candidate for governor and senator of New
York on the progressive ticket.
Colby's ciosest connection with the Wilson administration was when he was
a member of the United States shipping board. He resigned a few months ago.
j PETERSON IS WILSON
I Will be waged against the confirmation
0f olhy. It Is nusual for the senate
j to oppose the president's selection of
In his declaration filed with WeU cabinet, but the senators declared
nominating ietltion for delegate to (hjg m be folIht to a fini-oV
the democratic national convention
Will M. Peterson expressed his princi
ples as follows:
1 believe America should be govern
ed by fearless, liberty-loving, square-
dealing citizens; that democratic pnn- j ti ughes, the repuinican nominee, uol
ciptee. advocated by Jefferson, Jack- by was one of nine progressives who
son, Cleveland, Wilson and Senator insisted upon Roosevelt's nomination
Chamberlain, are best for Americans: by the progressives. After the noml
that Congress, politically opposing nation of Hughes by the republican
President Wilson, has Impeded pro-1 convention, Roosevelt wired the pro
gress, kept business unsettled, uncer- ' gressives urlng that they endorse the
tain, and added oppressive burdens: former supreme court Justice. When
that the League of Nations, advocated the CDnV0ntion did that Colby refused
by President Wilson, should have sen- to accept .Hughes and Joined the dem-
atoriai approval; mat a leaner von-
gres, using business sense, can save
the taxpayers t5rto.oao.oOO.no annual
ly; that we have (00,000 useless office
holders who should be hoeing corn,
picking cotton, draining swamps, indi
cating desert lands, and following
other useful employment.
Print on the ballot: Fewer office
holders, greater economy and effi
ciency in the business of government.
INTO PENDLETON POST
Between 75 and SO new members j
for Pendleton Post. American Degion,
hitve been obtained since the Febru-
nry meeting Of the post and the drive !
under way this week Is expected to add t
between 104 and 300 more In thecity j The Kllis-Schiller Motor Co., today
and towns adjacent. Membership awarded a contract to Angel! & Bel
cards are being mailed out as rapidly vail, local contractors, for the erection
as applications are received, so that ;0f their new salesroom at the corner
all legion men will le able to attend !of gatn and Water streets and work
the big smoker Saturday night in thewiU start tomorrow morning. The
l-o?le-Woodmen hall. plana were drawn by Doyle A Iteese,
Tho triji to the west end of the architects who designed the Elko
ebuhty taken by some of the local men ;home am, the security apartments.
Monday was cnieiiy to auveruw iwn
smoker, no attempt being made by
l a... . Tnilnv
me pan) w wn ui ujwi.v-t-
however, a carload or committeemen
went out to Helix at an early hour
:nd will siMnd most of the day in sign
ing up service men for the local post.
The Fast Oregonian today is pub
shlng a blank replica of the applica
tion for. membership and service men
who are not now members of any post
are asked to fill this out and send it
to the post which they cart- to join.
Posts are located in Hertnlston, Pen
dleton. Weston nnd Milton. For Pen
dleton Post, the annual dues are $ 2
and membership buttons 25 cents ad
ditional. The committee members who went
to Helix today are: Dr. C. W- lessen,
v E. Randall, Karl Williams and C. C
Yinicr.
Yinicr. .
YE AO fll n MAM
1U0 T tAn ULU MAN .
t $ DEAD AT TAC0MA
1 TAC'M., Feb. 21. Raphael Grant.
Iwhoaa father was a contemporary of
loaorue WushinRion. died here venter-
lay at the ape of lao years ami s
Months. He is survived iy two nrotn-
rs. who are 14 and II yaan
of aze.
Mr Qr&nl was born in Norfolk,
Connecticut, and was a doscendent of
Matthew iJrant. who came from New
Knuland with the I'ilRrims. President
Grant was from the same ancestor.
Weailier
Kr.-m the report of Major Lee Moor
house, weather observer.
Maximum. 19,
. Minimum. 18.
i ltarometer, 23.9.1.
hB right boons,
Colby, following a conference with
President Wilson this morning, re
I fused to make a statement. pending
(Confirmation of his nomination by the
senate. He declined to state his po
litical affiliations now.
Several senators said a bitter fight
Supported Wilson.
Colby campaigned for President
Wilson in 1916 after the progressive
convention that year had endorsed
ocr;aj, in BUpport of Wilson.
The appointment Is believed to have
; been decided upon very recently.
i friends who d with him in New
York Sunday declared he had no in
timation of his ajipolntment at that
j time.
Ilreaks Party Unc
Some politicians saw In Wilson's
( appointment an Indication that the
j president believes party lines are be
; ing eradicated. In this connection,
they recalled his famous letter of con
! cratulatlnns to Governor Coolidge of
Massachusetts, when the latter was re
elected. MOTOR CO. AWARDS
T
The building will cover 73 by 75 feet
be of brick and terra cotta and one
storv
high. The interior will be fin
ished with tile floor, will have a rest
room with fireplace and be strictly a
show and salesroom. The front will
be of plate jilass extending to the side
walk. The contract calls for comple
tion of the structure by June 1. D. D.
1'helps will install the plumbing.
TEEL PROJECT WORK
AWAITS GUARANTEE
Wnrt mi th.. I". . 1 lii . t.mi...r
T. . ... . ,, , ,h
.state Kt.aranteea the Interest OB the
bonds, it is practically certain thai
te state win guarantee the I is
within a short time and work will then
be resumed.
Ur. David n. Hill.
olonization agent
or ,ht. ,,rojecl m9a t(,ilt the work has
ie,, procraaaina rapidly and in siiito
,r the taraporary cawathm of con-
truction. the Warren Construction
,,mpany rivea assurance that the pro
will be completed by March I,
nimm
FORECAST
Tonight and
Thursday fair.
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