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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-28
NEWS SUN MARY

General.
ConsCription is critical question in
England for cabinet to solve.
Bulgaria will not return conquered
territory In Macedonia.
New dynasty is being planned In
China.
Local.
City starts suit to forcClose liens on
Jackson street property.
Postal records show santa Claus
was much more generous to Pcndlc-
ton this year than last.
Fire last night damages home Of
Charles Finch.
One inch fan of SNOW in city TO-DAY.
Mayor Jim Kyle OF Stauticld an
uaunesc candidacy for commissioner.
Movie news on page =.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-28
Wheat Down Some
in Both Markets

CHICAGO. Dec 2S.-Dec. $1,24-
$I.23 3-i; May 1925 7-S-$t.24 5-S.
PORTLAND Ore, Dec. 2S.-Club
97-99; bluestem $1.00-$1.03.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-28
SINKING OF TWO
SHIPS MAY LEAD
TO NEW TROUBLE
Japanese and French Liners Sent 10
Bottom Without Warning in
Violation Of Agreement.
AUSTRIA PLAYING FOR BREAK

Germany May Also Have Rcpudiatcd
the Lusltanla Agreement As toI
Warfare With Submarincs-Secrc- |
tary lansing VIII start Immediate
Investigation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-28

saved At the right is DR.. Cecil Greil
the American woman passenger who
has told so graphically Of the horrors
Of the attack on the Ancona, is seen
descending the ships ladder to the
lifeboat in which she found safety
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-28

The Philippine Islands produce
nearly 100000 gallons Of alcohol
yearly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-28

The East Oregonlnu has the lurgest paid
circulation of any paper in Oregon east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation 10
Pendleton Of any other newspaper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DESTITUTE

Boston. Mass. jan 20.--Thc con-
drion OF 100, coo Armenians, Nh"
have migrated from Turkish terri
tory Go nuasinn T-ranscuncasia. ls de-
scrihod as deriorahie, iu "a cahlegram
from the central committee for Ar
menian relief "a Tinis received TO-
dny by Miriam s~esasley, chairman OF
the Armenian rational defense com
mittce The MESSAGE was authorized
hy Cathoiiros N%ourninn, pfimaie "i
the Armenian church. ana bore the
signature az Bishop Mcsrop. ~
read
Gas d result of the war with Tur-
X. about 10000 Aimeniaus have
migrated 80 the caucasus Go save
thomseives The situation ls eS-
tremel. %deplorabie. Many are dying
from cold and hunger. In order 20
save our people from ruin great as-
sirianc. is necessary. la the name
Of these martyrs We beg you 10 orr
eanize Tor ~collecti9ns Of money Adj
dress contrihutidhs 90 ~Th0uubon. DE-
81 the Bank 81 Cmmcree. TIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20

ana ~ now required pN law.
Contcstec AYERS that he has no
knowledge or Information sufficient To-
form "a belief as to whether or no.
there were ESQ voters 40 said tie
plant Butte dam DESTROYS of eSorcis-
ing The right Of franchise az the gen
eral election of 1871 and therefore de-
mics said allegation. and dorlcs that
there were 200 Republican voters de-
string al said Elephant Butte dam IA
favor of the contestant herein.
~. Contostoc denies that al Palo-
mas In the said count Of Sierra the
said board OF commissioner or said
county designated "a place for the re-
ceptlou of the votes Of the voters uf
the precinct in which said town 90
Las Palomas b. located or was 40 said
time located. and that about 90 days
prior 10 the general election the said
commissioners changed said voting
place from said Town of Las P1l"muH
To- the town OF Hot Springs.
Contcstee AYERS hat at the REGULAR
meeting uf the said board of DommIF-
]siuncrs nt which Judges of election and
voting places for the general election
of 1874 were designated, TIE said
board of commissioner established
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20

OF sierra to the number Of not lcss
than 500. and denies that through the
m-achinations. evil designs and Interior
purposes Of the county commissioner
Of said county OF sierra any citizens
and residents at The state Of New
Mexico. county OF sierra ana of the
United States were deprived OF the
right Of franchise. Contestee denies
that with intent wrongrully a1d an
lawfully to encompass the defeat of
the contestant herein the said con
testant was deprived of a large num-
her OF votes to which said contestant
was In natural course entitled and
which he would have received, bS said
board OF commissioner.
\. Contestee denies that al 10 past
general election there were employed
at the place known as Elephant Butte
IN said county OF Sierra 800 male elee-
tors. entitled 10 vote at said election,
and denies tina al the dictaiion ana
MANAGEMENT of the contestec the hul-l
Of commissioner OF said county Of
sierra gave out and declared that said
alleged electors were not qualified to
vote at said general election lor the
reason nat the said reclamation pro-
iect was bemg carried out upon lands
appertaining 10 ana under the Juris-
diotion Of the United states of Amer
lea, and denies that the people at
the Elephant suite dam were ,ntl-
Undated from voting AT said election
on the ground that II they ala vote
they would be subjected to the pains
and penalties denounced against those
who voted. or offered Co vote, with
M having the proper qualifications.
C0ntestee admits that no yot'ng place
was established at said Elephant Butte
dam but denies that for ears past u
had been customary 10 have one there
Contestee AYERS that 100 the yeas
1911 aud in the year l9l2 AT the cleo
lions held In said years there was "a
voting precinct AT said Elephant Butte
dam but he AYERS that said voting pre-
cinct Was Illegally established hy the
thon commissioners Of said county OF
sierra for the reason that the petition
for the creation of said pre-
cinct was not signed 10y a sufficient
number OF qualified electors residins
In said precinct sought Ia be "slao'
lished by said petition ~ wns then
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
Front from Giechanow TO Dob
ryzn on the vistula; Ad-
vance Of Cars Men Toward
East Prussia Is Affective.
STRUGGLE CONTINUES FOR
POSSESSION OF vIsTULA
Austrians for First Time En-
ploy Famous AZ Centimetre
Guns Of Northern Allies in
Galician Area.

peirosrad. Cvia London. Ian. 20,
s:os D. m.)-Aiong a e0-miic front
from Ciocnanow, TO the south OF
MlaWa, 10 Dohrzyn. on the Vistuia. ~
miles below Piock. the Germans are
on The defensive aQainst the Russian
advance toward East Prussia. Dur
ing the last three days heavy ariil-
icry engagements have occurred at
various poiats along this line.
Meanwhile the struggle is In pro-
grcss for possession OF the left bank
Of the vistula, from It's junction with
the Bsura az Wiszogorod. westward
20 Dobrxyn. approximately 45 miles.
Possession hy the Russians Of Wiszo-
gorod and their footing on the left
bank OF the Bzura In that vicinity af-
fords them a base for their operations
against the Germans who are la force
10 the west OF that position. and ef-
~fectually prevents n movement upon
Nowo Georgiewsk, which has been
the German objective In the advance
toward Warsaw from the north.
In %endeavoring 20 retake trenches
captured By the Russians Immediately
west Of wiszoEorod. the Germans are
reported 10 have lost 200 men.
Southwark IN n vicinity of Tar
now. GaliuiE, the Austrians have m
pioyed for the hrst time the famous
German t2-ccntimetre guns IN an ef-
fort 10 dislodge the Russians from
their positions along the Dunajec
river. According TO reports here. they
have been unsuccessful, having been
farnaa IN rafraaf a.. the n
leaving the Russian positions intact.
Russian army officers are OF the opin-
ion that the heavy German guns are
an impediment rather than an aid TO
the Austrians. on cou OF h had
roads and the Ions distance Il Is nee
essary to transport the guns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
Situation Somewhat Mixed,
Asserts Secretary of State
Department: Withdrawal
Of Gutierrez Upsets Things.
TAMPIC0 ATTACK NOT
TO BE DELIVERED SOON
Plans Of Convention Forces
Sadly Muddled by Unex-
pected Turn Of Affairs in
City Of Mexico.

Washington. Jan. e0.-Secretary
bryan said today the state depart
ment had been without Information
for " days az TO what had been
happening In Mckee city. lie de-
scribed tho situation as somewhat
mixed"
The nieht 81 General Gutierrez
from Mexico city has neccsaitated n
quick change In the military plans OF
the convention forces commanded hy
General villa. Thu expected attack
on Tampico. a Is now believed, will
be delayed. A general withdrawal OF
VIZ garrisons from southern Mexico
IL believed 90 be In prospect.
Enrique c. Liorente. Washington
representative Of villa. denied there
was any intention OF setting up a
new republic In the north.
AdVices 10 the state department
from Tampico today said that the
petroleum. -companseS had ceBsc do
vesoplng new projects In accordance
with the terms Of the Carranza de-
cree, Many Americans are out OF
employment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20

the voting place for Precinct { Of said
county In which she towns OF Las
Pnlomas and 10 Springs are located.
That said voting ulnrc was 50 cs'ap-
lishcd after consultation by said board
with Max g.. Kahlcr. assessor - said
county, VIII NJ. Robbins. treasurer OF
said county; 4. l. Given, school su-
p-crintcndeut at said county; Andrew
Kelly, clerk OF said county; william
g.. Kendall. sheriff OF said county,
Edward -. Tittmann, district attorney.
That the reason for said designation
WAS that II was The general opinion
%; the said Wcn So consulted that the
town of Hot Springs ~ a voting place
would be moro convenient 10 a major
ITS OF the voters al said Precinct 4,
and hat II Be- required by law that u
voting place shall be established At
the place most convenient to the ma
iorlty of the voters of the precinct.
CJntostcc denies that "A large num-
hor of persons entitled lo vote at such
election were ignorant 81 the said
designation. denies that the said des-
ignation was secretly made, denies
that 80 persons entitled to vote ut
said election and 90 desiring To vote
continued ON Page Thrcc.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
OUTRIGHT CALLED
BACK BY State
DEPARTMENT
Attention Of Consular Service
Attracted TO Published Elk
preston Of Opinion After
Transfer to Nottingham.

Washington. Jan. s0.-1ohn l.. Cut.
right, American vice consul a. Not
tinsham. England. was recalled. &C.
eordins to a statement today b. Sec
rotary Bryan. hecause a letter written
BY Mr. cutrlsht ana publlshcd IN an
Omaha paper ~containcd expressions
OF opinion ~ regard 70 the a
A repors yesterday from Noting
ham said ny. catright had left there
for London after being informed By
the may and other city officials that
he would no longer De acceptable as
vice CONSUL
Secretary Bryan's Statement after
declaring that the department had no
confirmation from NOTTINGHAM that
Mr.. Outright had been Informed nat
has presence there Rs an ofacial was
Objectionable. adds:
mr.. Outright ~as vice consul and
clerk NJ coburg and was transferre-
90 nottingham. After the transfer
vas mode. attention OF the department
was called 10 q letter written By air.
Cutfieht aud published in the Omaha
Wor1d-Heraid. TIE department Is not
Informed a. "a whether the letter vas
written for qualifications or attended az
a private communication 20 a friend.
hut AZ Il contained expressions OF
opinion IN regard 70 the war, Mr.. Cut
rights appointment 20 Nottingham
was revoked and ne was recalled.
Upon receiving word that he had
left coburg. notice was sent 20 him
AZ NOTTINGHAM. which he received up
on his arrival M the department. was
informed several days ago that he
would sail from Eutope On the six
tsenth. Receiving later information
that M had gone 10 London. inEiruc-
lions we're sent 70 him there IN care
81 the embassy I O return al once 20
the United States"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20

dence, a peraisted IN throwing out
the Union county men or the two
other Democrats whose seats arc con-
tested, he would oppose this action
on tho noor Of tho house, ana vote
against 4.
The caucue convened shortly after
8 O'Clock IN tho De Vargas hotel. a..
q. buranm, % socorro. former Re-
publican chairman. wap invited 20 at
tend the caucus. "a a matter % priv
llege. and actually did enter the eau
Gus room for a short stay, bu, liz not
participate IN the discussion. The evil
denco Of the prlviieges ana elections
committee was placed before the eau
Gus by Chairman ssedina and tine
members discussed Il for ar hour and
q halt Following the meeting II was
informally stated that a determination
10 unaeat the two Union county men
had been reached. That the other
two cnntestees would be thrown out
later wa iniimatod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
NO DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE

Bosidcs hcautining the hair nj
once. Dauderinc dissolyes every par
ticlr Of daudrln, ]cleauscs, purihes a1d
i|nyigorltcs the scalp, forever stopping
itching and failing hair.
Hut what viii please YOU most will
be after % few weeks Use when you
viii actually see new hair-nne and
downy at hrst -yes-hut really new
hair growing an over the scalp. ~
q care for pretty, soft hair and lots
OF It surely get a % cent bottle OF
Kuowlton's Danderlue from any drug
sist or toilet counter, and just try 81,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
Mlnnrnr ncnnrt 4. nrlcf.


Two members Of the house major
lty nntly refused 20 enter The deter
mining session of tho house caucus
last ulght when the fate Of the Union
county men wa definitely determined.
They were Representative Palmer Of
san Juan county ana Taylor Of Col-
fax county. Both men refused Il"
subscribe 60 the doctrine Of the party
end juslifyinR the e or 10 the
right OF the proposed election ana MT.
Palmer. 81 Is understood, served notice
on the caucus before 4 convened. that
n In view Of the facts ana the evi'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
ATTORNEYS WANT TO
HEAL A CASE IN
WEEK OF FEBRUARY %

Atlanta, ca. Jan. 20.--counse' for
Leo n. Frank and the state Of Geor-
gia announced today that the supreme
court would be asked 20 hear FRANKS
appeal in his hnbeas corpus pro-
ceodlngs during the week of February
s2nd.
Mrs j. " Coleman, mother 81
hinry phnean. filed suit against the
National Pencil company today ask
INK damages OF sio.0oo. The con-
pialut charges the Eirl was killed hy
Frank. who was superintendent OF the
oompuny's factory. and BY James Con-
Icy. "a negro sweeper. % serving "a
voarg sentence upon conviction ne an
accessory after the fact in connection
with the murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
oBREGoN EXPECTED TO ENTER
CApITNL IMMEDIATELY

washington. Jan 2o.-The Car
ranza agency here today issued the
following statement
"vera Cruz reports hat General
Obrcgon with @ large force o. within
q short distance on The capital and Is
expected to occupy the place almost
Immediately"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
GUNBOAT GUERRERo -
DISABLED AT SAiINA Cruz

on Board 4. s 8. San Diego, In
Pax. Mexico. Jan. f9-(by wireless 20
son Diego. Cal. Jan. 20).-rhe Mex
lear Eunboat Guerrero. which has
caused considerable anxiety 10 Mex
lean shipping recently. n disabled a,
Sailna Cruz.
The office Of the military paymas-
ter at Mazatian has been looted for
the ccand ne bot the amount
stolen has not been as%ccrtained. The
city Of La IA is quiet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
Try THIS Doubts licnutN Of NOni
Hair aud Stops u Failing ont.

Your hair becomes lisht, N'NN'
nuuy abundant ana appears as soft
luptrous ana beautiful rs % y"uns
girl'a after % ''Dandcrine hair cleanse
Just try this moisteu q cloth With q
Dunderlnr and carefully draw BE-
through your hair, taking one small
strand at q time. This VIII cleanse
the hair of dust, ART ana excessive oil
ana In just a few momcn's won nave
doubled the beauty ut your hnit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-20
COUNTY
DEMOCRATS


enough votes 10 change the election
as shown on The face Of the returns.
That the entire interest % the legis-
lnture an dthe lobby IL centered IN the
pending contest was shown when the
house assembled this afternoon. Il was
2:30 before the session vas called to
order hy Speaker Romero ond by that
time the senat had adjourned and
practically all Of SIS members occu-
pied seats on the floor. The gallery
was crowded and cach member of the
h0uhe entertained two or more guests
beside his seat. The house transacted
routine business before taking up the
contests and then proceeded in n thOr-
oughiy busincssiike way with the TN
seating OF the tive Union county dem
ocrats.
The Remaining Contests.
The house committee on privileges
and elections with the Union county
cases OF lis hands. held "A meeting this
morning to consider the case of Mr..
Boiorqucz. The commtrtVe found with
some condemnation that the petition
Of MIR. Chavea. the contestant. ad-
mitted the legal election % Mr.. Bor-
ioquez on tho face thereof. The con-
icstaui also conceded the validity %
Mr.. Bojorquez' citizenship. This leaves
absolutely nothing upon which to
hang "a cortest. IN this case, except the
fact that tho vacancy on the Sierra
county commission caused Boriorquoz'
resignation on January 3, has not yet
been filled by the governor.
Modesto Gets lnNious.
Mndesto Ortiz this morning entered
the meeting Of the elections committee
ana registered a firm. not to shy i'm
perative. demand that his contest
against Rafael Garcia he disposed II
one way or the other at once. Modesto
said }hnt he was here AZ considerable
expense and loss ~ valuable time and
thnt his case would hav 20 DO settled
right away or that he would withdraw
the contest n "a reported that one
member Of the committee thereupon
rose and stated. ron. very we'll" This,
however IA not confirmed
Minority Report T. Brief.
The minority report ~ tho commit
Tee on privileges aud elections on the
Union county case was briet,
straightforward dental % the around
Of contest ana "a convincing SHOWING
that the evidence presented 20 the
committee entitled the democrats 20
their seats. n had no oratoricai flour
ishea hut was none the less convincing
ON that account
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45.

Sunday school at 9:45.
Morning church service, II O'Clock.
Sermon by the pastor.
Christian Endeavor meeting at $50
p. m.
Evening church service at 7:15
O'Clock. 1t will be noted that the
Christian Endeavor meeting and the
evening church service are to begin
fifteen minutes earlier than customary
in order that the pastor may be at
the Elks' memorial service for his part
of the program.
Excellent music at both church ser
vices; large chorus choir and solo
parts.
The Inequalities of the church are
freely extended to all
VIM. j. DREW, Pastor.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
PROMINENT OHIO DIVINE
AGAIN HERE FOR THE SEASON

DR.. Charles Frederick Goss, a prom
inent divine of Cincinnati, Ohio, is
again here for the season in company
with his wife. DR.. and Mrs. Goss ar
rived Thursday and went temporarily
to the home of Mrs. Charles Beach
on Silver Beach avenue, Daytona
Beach, until they could get located for
the winter. DR.. Goss purchased a
Ford car at this place last spring and
drove to Cincinnati in it in company
with Mrs. Goss. They drove back to
Daytona in the same car and DIR. Goss
says that they also toured from Gin
cinnau to Thousand Islands, n. Y.
and return, during the summer, in
the Ford. DR.. and Mrs. Goss have
spent several seasons here and at va
rlous times have been the guests dur
ing the season of j. n, Gamble, of
Cincinnati, at his winter home in Day
tona Beach. DR.. Goss is also widely
known here through his very interest.
ing series of 'Sermonettes, pub
lished in the Daily News last season
He is also well-known as a writer on
religious subjects.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04
.DAyTONA BOYS WIN
BASKET BALL GAME
Q. II. S. TEAM TENDERS DEFEAT
TO SEAEREEzE, WHILE GIRLS
A7E vANouIsHED BY sTETsoN
ACADEMY.

Tive interesting games of basket
ball were played at the Arcade last
night. The d. H. s. boys admins
tered severe drubbing to the Sea-
breeze high school. The result of the
game was so to 8, but it was fought
much more gamely and closely than
the score would import The local
team had the advantage of playing on
their own court as we'll as being SUI
perior in goal throwing. The lineup:
Daytona:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

Aotoi y
The girls team made made things
exceedingly interesting for the strong
Stetson academy team, but were un-
able to pile up large enough score
to win.
The girls teams were opposed to
each o,her as follows:
DaytOna.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Wegman, of FL
mira, n. Y, arrived Wednesday to
spend the season. Mr. Wegman was
associated last winter with H. Catta-
neo in the management of the Austin
hotel and is this season interested in
the conduct of the Mills restaurant in
company with Mr.. Cattaneo, who
came south earlier in the season and
purchased the business from E. ].
Mills.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-04

l.. E. Fleetwood sold Friday to Cas-.
tor Brown the lot and cottage on
Ridgewood avenue, Kingston, which
he purchased last spring.
The Newark journal., 1915-01-22
EDITOR RETURNS

Pocahontas, Jan. 21.-L. F. Blankenship, who was formerly editor and owner of the Pocahon- tas Star Herald of this place, and who has been business manager of the Western Methodist at Lit tie Rock for the past year, has announced that he will return to Pocahontas within the next sixty days to resume management of the Star Herald. 0. E. Wyatt, who has had an interest in the paper, will retire from the busi- ness and the paper will be con- ducted by D. A Lindsay and L. F. Blankenship.
The Newark journal., 1915-01-22
INCENDIARY BURNS
 HOUSE AND BARN
Fails In First Attemp But Enemy Returns Second Might and
 Sets Both Buildings

Hoxie, Jan. 16.-Incendiaries last night set fire to the home of Kirby Bland, a farmer living three miles north of Walnut Ridge, and 1t was entirely destroyed. Thurs day night his barn was set on fire and burned, and an attempt was made 10 fire the house, but the attempt failed. Last night the arsonists returned and completed their work of destruction.
 Last fall Bland was arrested, charged with being implicated in the assisination of Solon Crook a neighbor, which occurred in Sep. tember. However the Grand Jury failed to indict him and he was re- leased. This, however, is believed to have been responsible for the destruction of his property.
 Bland was away from home on a visit at the time of the fires. The loss IS estimated at about S1S00.
The Newark journal., 1915-01-22
ake Liv-Ver-Lax And Feel Well

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