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CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL 30
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1918.
NO. 9572
DAILY EVENING EDITION
SIKH
OF TURKS
BDJEVED
COMPLETE
PEACE IS
REPORTED
OFFERED
LONDON, Oct. 2G. The
Daily Mail says the Turkish
minister to Switzerland has
handed the British and
French ministers a peace of
fer which apparently am
ounts to complete surrender.
JOE STAMGIER DIED
IN CHICAGO OCT. 24
The body of Joseph Stangier, form
erly a Pendleton boy, who died in
ChtcitKo of pneumonia Thursday mor
ning, will arrive here for burial on
No. 17 tomorrow. The funeral in to
be private and will be from tho Fol
80m chapel, probably Monday. Defi
nite arrangements are u waiting: the
arrival of relatives.
Young Slangier wan rained In Pen
dleton and had many friend here. He
was the Hon of the late AuMiit . Slan
gier an dis survived by his tool her,
Mr. Hertha Stangier, by three bro
thers, Ocorge, Will nnd Francis and
one utetor, Mm "Jotui ""Kepipngcr of
Cam bridge, Idaho, Mm. Slangier ban
been at Santa Monaca, Calif., and la
now enroute home.
Joe HtaiiRbr left Pendleton six
years ago and lived for a time In Ca
nada where he farmed. Ho went from
Canada to ChlcaKO and had been work
ing; as an electrician for the Interna
tlomftl Harvester Co. Ho waa 2 4 years
of ukc and unmarried.
GERMANS IN SOUTH
AMERICA IN PANIC
OVER HUN REVERSES
Six Vessels Destroyed in
Harbor by Crews Over
Allied Success.
SAN KKANC1SCO, (let. 26 Louis
Falk, Amerh-Hii editor, arriving from
Chill, toduy Haid nix German ahlpn
were final royed hy their ifWH In Cor
tmcl hurbor. Chill, late In August fol
IowIhk a aerlea of allied Fucccsaea on
tho western front. .He said Houlri
American Huua arc panicky over Ger
man reveraeB.
HELEN KELLER
TO CHEER BLIND
SOLDIER HEROES
KOS AXGKI,KS. Oct. 2.
Helen Keller, famed blind worn
tin. Jh KobtK to France to help
cheer blind noldierw. "If I can
help carry a inena e f hope
and cheer to bli.?d Htddlers,"'
Ml.sa Keller eclared today, "I
phall be the happiest woman In
the world."
THEDALLES, BAKER, LA GRANDE
AND PENDLETON UNITE WITH
PLEA FOR NORMAL EDUCATION
I.a tirande. or. Oct 26.
Itc rehenlutlve of The Ialles. Pen
dleton, ffaker.atid Ui Urnnde, for the
prrpone of dincufSHing t he normal
Hi toi proposition which appeara-upon
the biillot at the next election, met
l-i l.n tlrande Krltlay. These people
rc present all of t he cfiiinties east of
the t'HMrade mountain. A survey of
t he Mr hoot nil nut inn dlscbmes that no
Institution of higher learning or for
the t mining of teacher ex 11 In the
great territory eat of the mountains.
KegurdleNn of where the normal
Ht-hnol will be built, these repreHenla
tves have made it plain that aectlon
ftlisni does not Kovern the tpieKtion an
to whether or not a nor inn I ttchool
should be extabllshed in eastern Ore-
PRETTIEST CHORUS GIRL
r - ' 'S
- v- ' . . .
M by talk when uu et paid for not
talking?
Nope. tH 1h ain't foolish question
Xo. h9i;6:..
A man could at away with It nt
$ 1 "0 per week, but there's darned
fow women who would fcive up the
BROTHER AND SON
OF RIETH U DIE
WITHIN FEW HOURS
James A. Ankeny and In
fant Son of E. J. Ankeny
Expire at Hospital.
IShh J. Ankeny of nielli lost both
bin brother and bin infant aon kist
night when the two died at .St. An
thoiT hOKpHal within a few huura of
each other.
Jamejt A. Ankeny, I be broi her of
Ilble. waa a victim ow Kpanish Infln-
enxa Ho was employed in the ).-V-H
& s, company's railroad yard a and
waa 22 years of ape. The baby had
en ill' from birth and died from
FUneral weakness.
The funeral of the two will be toj)
morrow at 2:30 p. m. and will be from)
the FotKom chapel. Pettier Brown I
of St. Mary's Catholic church will of-
ffciate.
Ask War Labor Board
For New Mooney Trial
SAX FRANCISCO. Oct. :. The aid
of the tint ional war labor hoard wa
HovtRht today in Tmn Mooney's behalf l
when Paul Srharrrnlierjr. secretary of
j the California Slate Federation of La
bor, forwarded to the board rcsotu
. lions adopted by the federation ak
j lug for a new trial for Mooney.
I S wea r 1 1 iae n 1 eo v ered .
I X' lx w. 1 -..... ...- I. t
, for several days a sufferer from !
; Spanish Influeir.'i, i recovered.
(ilveii Marriage l.h-ense.
Kalph Hartley, 21, and opal rarolt AN KltAXtMSfi , Oct. 2... With
Shipley. 17. Kcho. were todnv granted appruxiinalely 1-irt.aoa cases of ln
ii heeiiHe lo marry. fhiens reported in the three coast
irrrr r. ' mates and I "i more reported hourly
Ken. The future welfare of the boys
and Kirls of this great section should
bo the controlling force that should
Kovern the voters in making their
choice. To a man with a family, liv
ing in eastern Oregon. Il Is an indi
vidual question; 'Shall my children
have properly trained teachers When
they Mart out to get their education
to iiho durtnir the tu1unce of their
lives"." "Will my children get started
tight so that as they progress In the
grade schools they will not have to
take two years to pass one grade?"
1 hese are vital tj 11 est ions, nnd nnlv
the parent whose child has failed In
Home course In school can realize lb
(Continued on Tage 2.)
GETS PAID FOR NOT TALKING
A
privilege of tho "last word" for twice;
u! amount. . j
Not no .Jeie Iteed. prettiest and !
highest mlanied Rirl in the world. Hhe
make $1'M a week and doesn't
Hpeak a line in the Winter Garden
TRAIN SCHEDULE IS
EASILY ADJOSTED TO
TURNING OE CLOCKS
Walla Walla Train Will
Wait for Usual Connec
tions Tomorrow.
The train schedule will not be Im
paired by the turning back of t he
dock tonight, gay a T. F. O'Brien,
-station HKent here for the O.-W. It. &
N Company. Mr. O'Brien ways that
when the cbcka were turned forward
a n h 011 r, the ached u le au f f ered very
little and he thinks that the turning
back of the clocka will cause only
niitall confusion which can be easily
adjusted.
No. 4, which arrives here at 1:20 a.
in,, will leave on schedule as It is not
until 2 that the clocks are turn
ed back. No. 6 is scheduled to arrive
at 7:20. which means by the new
lime thtit It will be here al 8:20 a. m.
The Walla Walla train will wait for
No. 6 and the time will be made up
altcrw arda.
100.000 INFLUENZA
CASES ALONG COAST
OREGON HAS 6,955
j Epidemic in Three States
Has Not Yet Reached
p,.ocf
It. ilu' larur cities, the epidemic has
not yet reached Its crest. The num
ber of drat hs in ( regon and Wash
ington ate between 2-Mn and 30.
It. .'. In oreaon.
IMIlTbA XI, f et. 26. The total
number of tniluenzii cases in l'ortland
today is 1 i r 3 and of deaths. 115.
Jeaths since yesterday mtmber 25.
There me ahout ;;.", eases In Ore
it.. n. ineludlm; (he l :t Ih Portland
Tliere h.ive l en 7;, deaths outside tif
I 'ort laiul.
WIRELESS IN PRAGUE
ANGERS HUN POWERS
IWlflS. ,,i't- 2ft.liun all-
t hor i ties recent I were nstoon-
ded and enraged to find a fully
equipped wireless station hid-
deii on a roof In the heart or
riag'ic. Htjicmia. Austrian po-
lice have been unsuccet-si u in
thtr search for the ovmums of
the wlrelesa outfit.
ieMmyishitin every
THE A TREOF WORLD WAR
IOTA
SOCIALIST
DEMANDS
RE PUBLIC
ECHOED
THROUGH
EMPIRE
TIIK 1 1 - iH t. 26. In his
flrt KiMfM-li to tin' KcicliHtaK Klitce
lie wan rcleax'd frtnn prison,
llrr jHttnian, socialist, demand
ihI a ;rman rtMXiblit. Imicpciul- (
cut nuMiallMM tH'hocd tho demand
In iiuitlnK tbrout;lioiit tho em
pire. FLU SUBSIDING AT
BAKER: PAX10N DIES
t
I
MAKER. Or., Oct. 26. It la
thmiKht here the cre.t of the Spanish
Influenza epidemic hts been passed.
The number of new casw of the cim
euse reported is decreasing. The last
riejtth riniHed hi' the euidemic was 1
V.. Paxton. city editor of the Demo-1
crat.
child.
He la survive-by a wife and
COLLISION CAUSES
AUTO SMASH UP
John OKle, In his machine, and La
Verne Livermore. driving the Troy
laundry truck, figured in a. VoiliH
ion and sniashup at the corner of Aita
ar.d Main streets ths morning which
resulted in the loss of a front wheel
and a broken axle to the laundry car.
and the wrecking of the front of the
Ogle machine.
Mr. ORle was driving up Main street
and colKded with the laundry wagon,
coming from Kast Alta street. Beyond
a severe jolting, the drivers were un
hurt, XTRA
VAt Ol VFIt, n: et. a. The
Meaner lrines Sophia has been lost
with 2t0 NsMiigvrs. The scamr
lias leen bainiinyr 011 A anderbilt reer
since Thursday.
OAKLAND UNION
DEFIES WARNING
AGAINST STIIXE
Threatens Walk Out in Face ,
of Draft Reclassify
cation.'
SAN FUANCISO), Oct. 2i. In the
face of warnings fj-om the war board
that they would become subject to
Class 1 of the new draft, and threats
of the Iron Trades councils that they
would be forced t surrender their
charter as a bona fide labor body, the
Oak land huaj union t 1 "oiler makers.
Ship Huiliiers and Helpers voted to
day to walk out of the Kast l!ay sbip
ards November 2 if the Iacsv awards
report was not In hy that t ime.
Keprestintatives of the Oakland uni
on declared t heir act ion would he
concur r d in by t he Pacifu- til strict
council of hoilermakers listing- a mem
bership of r.s.ntio fhip.vard workers
from Vancouver, It. , to an Pedro,
California.
llt X TIIAXMT
HITS ow x mix:
t'ol'KMIAfiKN Via London.
Oct. 2 -- The i Cerman ttoop
transport Huislmrg. hound from
Una for Danzig- st ruck a de--
man mine and san k. A panic
resulted and more than 10' sol-
dieis were lost. It is reported.
nMrnmnMO
HriLllSuHIW
CLEARING BOURGOG
DRIVE ON
FRONT OF,
45
Austro - Germans Push
North Along Wide Battle
line Between ."Parachin,
Kralevo:
ARTILLERY DAMAGES
MONITOR ON DANUBE
ITwo Hundred Prisoners
Taken, Enemy Suffers
Casualties.
FAIUS. CX-t. 2. 'flip . allien arc,
driving tho Anstro-i.frmun north
ward 011 the wholo. l. uiHa front he
.c. 1'arBcl.i.. and lirnlictu, in Ser-
i.; rn,- ,.,l lo,..
bia. the war office aimoumvd. Along
the? Iamihe an enemy monitor was
damaged by lrtnli artillery, and
Frciit'li purtoLs Inflicted casualties on
enemy detachments.
"Alone the Danube our artillery
damaged an enemy mimttor. On the
Serbian front from Parachin to Kreal
levo we pursued the cikmiiv takinx 2(Kt
pri-iiH'rs. The enemy lr retreating
northward.M
MIDDLE WEST CUT
OFF COMMUNICATION
Telephone, Telegraph Lines
Prostrated in Kansas,
Nebraska, Denver.
SERBIAN
1L
I at the boys and they engaged in a
j rough and tumble, but likethe"hooded
DKWE1I Oct. 26. Telegraph and ' terror" on the screen he made his es
tclephone communications over a.cepe before his identity wad dlscov-
I;rce oart of the mtuilie west are ;
crippled as result of storms in Kan-
sis. Neliruska and Denver are al-
most completely cm off from the east ;
Kieven Inches of snow fell near Grand ,
Island. Nebraska, prostrating miles of ;
wire.
later a hitli wind storm between
I Garden t'ity. Kansas, and lodge t'ity.
; Kansas, paralized communications in
!an area thrnush which the lines had
been rerouted to connect? points cut
off by the first storm. Officials of
the telexraph companies said no re
1 lief wns provable until lute this aft
' crimen.
Stanfield Casts Vote
1 61 u' A l' L'eIICienc
SALKM. et
vote authorizing the Or
ti:ml college to incur a
deficienev of
T .-I i". to meet expense
arising from
war einergcnces was c:isi u tt. iiimiiiK j
of the state emergency oomu nmiiy
i; X. Stanfield. speaker of the house
of representatives.
Senator fJus f- Moser. who blocked
thelieinpt or the emergency board
to authorize this deficiency appropria
tion at a meeting last Monday, again
oted against the appropriation.
The meting today however, was
without fireworks which ' hamcteiized
I. .st Monda s session ben Senator
Moscr charged that c.overnor Withy
cmbe, after ol.tahiing $i:.'ul enier
pency appropriation for the state mili
tary police, wh iisiiiu that organiaa
imi for a politieal machine.
Trutfc llombroii lHad.
Travis Henderson, son of lie v. and
Mrs. T. II. Henderson ami hrother of
Mrs. H. o. M:insfield of Kreewater.
died at Prince Kupert. H. C. on Wed
nesday of the Influenza. He was a
director of lumber production for the
Canadmn government. Henderson
was formerly an athlete and pia d '
ha sela 11 here some years ago. He
lived at Athena for many years,
nniwc ounnnii
UllllL oiiHur
BRITISH FRENCH CARRY TOWNS
STRIKING BETWEEN LYS AND
SCHELDT IN BELGIAN SMASH
Yankees Capture Woods Above Grand
Pre by Series of Short Rushes and
Flanking Operation, High Ridge Held,
ECHO MAIL CARRIER
CHARGED WITH THEFT
W. K. McFaul was arrested yester
day at Fcho by H- F. Peacock, spe
cify postal inspector, and brought to
I'endleton. McFaul, who is carrier on
a rural mail route through the Mea
dows from Kcho. is charged with rob
bing the l. S. mall. At a preliminary
hearing before S- A. Newberry, Foil
ed States commissioner, last evening
he waived examination and was held
I , "-a f Jur- nls Da"
Placed at 20. - .
McFaul has been emploved on the
mail route since April, taking the con
tract in his own name May 1. and
has been a resident of Kcho for a
number of years.- He has a wife and,
three small cnliGren.
'HOODED TERROR'
CtyiVlCiO IU jLl r .
I A real sensation Is developing am
1 ong I'endleton boys over the story go
I iisg the rounds of a "hooded terror"'
I that carries all the thrills of the mov
i i. RPriul at that tit 1ft that held the
! screens of a local movie for a number
1 of weeks. '
i According1 to the story this new
hohKohliu is to be seen nightly at the
P. yards and Smythe-Lonergan
wooa jara ana last evening a. numwr
of the hoys had a run-in with this .
mysterious man. They say his head
wti covered wUh a black mask in
which hides were cut for his eyes, and
wearing a long black coat- He ran
w-u
to listen to me inruis oi uir ''
ventures or me ooj s wnn ine nouu-
en terr..r- is to have all the
tions of a real adventure in a land of
stery in which something of hor-
......
BERLIN AWAITS
ALLIED CONDITIONS
FOR ARIIISTICE
LONDON. Oct. JC Tbe (. rniMti
; war cublnet ha decided not to ans
The deciding wer President WiImhi until the enten
a u ir.ni - ! te ii Mies slate their amiistkc ctimli-
lions. sa- n r-Krt ttnlay la Iterliti
to the .nrich emi-al Xws.
JDDGE A. S. BENNETT
CERTAIN CANDIDATE
FOR SUPREME BENCH
Judge A. S. Ilcnuett uf The Iitllew!
for ears a pi act icing lawyer of i
this state, has announced himself at
candidate tor the position of supreme;
court Judge succeed the late Frank
A Moore- Judge Dennett's candidacy '
has heeu rumored Ivefore but this In'
t he first definite announcement.
As the ballots for the coming e! j
lion have already heeu printed, it will
b necessarv
thtat Judge Itennett'
name be written In on the ballot- Hut
candidacy Is looked upon with favor
here as he Is well known tn Umatilla
c unty.
www.
HE fURESl
j HKIKIV. x-t. 26. Tlip allies arl
j ttw attacking in OA cry theater trt Ik5
j world wnr. Tle Italian and 9(eMKt
I amlan front liave become artiv In
j conjunction with the orfensivea on
the west front hi KVaixv and Belinm.
1 lie lUHsium, the Balkan and Axtat
liiHir fronts and nonliern and 'east
ern KiiwNian frontM. cnrral Olas im
ctmtuctinx a combined aHHanU by tlu
Itnlians. Ilriti-h and tYeix'h In tlM
Itrenta-Plavcr iwctnr. llfthtlru? on llm
Italian front tian miiml Imijortana
Initial NiirvMMVA, cnptMrfnjc mMpnU itii-.
rtant lichrlits and laJtina- 3IMHI
oncrn. In Mesopotamia tnc Rrltilt.
advamimr astride the TIktIm and Ad
halm rivers, have driven tlie Turks
from Tulc and are within tour uiilea
of the InUM.rtant t-4ty of Kurknr, .184
milt's directly above Hagdud. '
hy fiu:d T-;ni"sov.
(I'nitiHl Pii's Mtaff Correspondeut-V
WITH THE AMKIUfAXS IV
I RAM'K CK-t. 2. Tlie AmriaM
have cleared the (mrnaia out of Uu
Important Bourgoffne forest abovo
and Pre. drivinic a vharp wede in
to the em nir lim Tlie forest Mas
; tl'in swliudiijr eastward behind thf
(German lilies, threatentns to cut oft
tlio boclves above Orand Pre.
Bonrsogno fores extends from at
point west of rand Pre to a point
two miles and a half nortli of (swid
I'l-c. The hitch rklire nortli of Hanthe. '
ville which the Americans ocenpietf
; rda"
extends from tbe nortlient
outskirts of Uiat villajre northwest
ward for about a mile and a quarter.
The iosition was taken nftcr srverut
adults agaitbl many mat-bine-tTUU
M-sts.
BRITISH. KUEXCH 8VVKKP OV
M1XDOV. Oct. . Tlie llrillstl
ai:l 1 Ycim Ii are attacklns between Uw
I.vs and Scheldt rivers on about a 11
mile front, llalg today reisirted in a
, siecial eoinmuiilqne on llcisian ou
' erations. The Britl-h have eapturetl
oteulH'm a.Hl JngoyiHiam. aeteat
i miles west of Audenarde and lira
i-'rciuli have readied Xulte.
..Tllr, j-ren,, carried Ilia teaM
I 7ll,,e rtlKxl tlie frUure of 7.iil
i,IUaBt. Thoy occupied lilauwpoort
j n prtHtressiiur alone Hie Wane.
Uliem-Anseelteni road. Tlie Hritt-li
1 hue .Mfitpknl lnitnylHm and .(fc-te
tbeiii and are advanc-iiur toward the
j Scheldt.
I -Uriti-li and FreiH-h are atlackluif
llntnron tlx' I.ys and, Scheldt east of
; t ourtral. s
SiipMriH Lou lltalKen.
I. C Sanderson, publisher of lb
Freewaier Times 1 here tday. flan
edrson is supporrlmc Lou, Hodgen fcr
i representative. In his paHr thia
week he suss: "When marking our
: I w Hot do not forget your home can
didate Lou Hodgen. We venture to
.say without feir of contrad b-rfon thut
,,nw
I more time to pa
triotic tWork in connection with the
liberty Umn, the Ked Crosa and 'he
V. M. '. A. dricj than this nutti Lou
HuilKfn, He in a demociat but ha
can't help it. Anv he did bbf
things In the last legislature and
should be sent buck again."
THE WEATHER
FORECAST
Ton 1 ht and
indav tain-
j Vt cut Iter lear ller Today.
' Muxitnurn temperature, 04.
M inimmii twniperature,
father, clrr.
Wind- Mouthweat, lijfbU
llainfall. non.
II.