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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
PASSPORT FRAUDS MAY Be
PRODED BY GOVERNMENT
GERMAN NAVAL ATTACHE AL
LEGGED TO BE MIXED UP
IN THE CASE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Local fed
eral officials who investigated the
passport frauds which resulted in
;he arrest OF Richard Stegler and
Gustave Cook on the charge that
Germans had conspired to obtain
falke passports for use by spies, let
It be known today they will ask off,
Gals at Washington to investigate
the alleged connection which Cap
tain r. Boyed had with the case.
Eoyed is the German naval attache
who was Charged ly Stegler with
having arranged the fraudulent pass
ports with which Stegler was fur
n'shed for a trip 10 England.
New York officiiLj have been un-
able tc investigate the case properly
because of Boyed's connection with
the German embassy. They believe
that Il B~yan finds a basis for the
charges he should demand that the
aItache be recalled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
THIS COUNTY HAS
CHANCE Of MAN ON
GAME COMMISSION
J. v. TaIIman or Some Other
UmatiIIa County Resident Will be
Appointed if Backing is Given.

That J. V. Tallman or some Other
Umatilla county citizen will Re ap-
70 nted a member OF TIE neE fish
and game commission If the legisla'
tive delegation and the sportsmen
will join in theiI EN- 5oTseTcen is the
settlement Of Representative r. w.
Ritner, who arrived home this NOR
r,ng. If the local candidate does not
haye the approval end support o:
10th the legislators and the sports
men, then some other eastern ore
ION countys candidate will likely be
chosen. he thinks.
Nj. Ritner, as member of the
game committee of the house. was
largely responsible for the final
.ame legislation at the sess iCr. He
drafted the bill pertaining to a new
commission which L: now law AMI,
hence, was recognized in game mat
teis. Before Representative Hinkle
had presented the name Of DR.. Gar
field to the governor for appointment
10 the commission. the governor hai
requisite Mr.. Ritnes to recommend
a suitable candidate from eastern
Oregon and. before the session ad-
journed, he and two other members,
of the game committee, Representa-
tlves AL Jones and c. C. Clark, had
endorsed ]. V. Tallman.
The eastern oregon commissioner
will, according to Mr.. Ritner be one
oi the two members who will look
after the sportsmen's interests, the
other two to attend 10 the CONNER
cial interests For that reason, he
states. Governor Withycombe is de-
sira,us of securing a commissioner
from eastern oregon who will be
backed by the sportsmen.
Representative Ritner's first term
In the legislature proved very suc'
,sssful one, all of his bills getting
through both houss. Not only was
aus game bill made a law but his hill
providing that one member u the
a broad commission be chosen f.. nm
eastern Oregon hill of the utmost
Importance to eastern oregon was
1ut through after a hard fight. His
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
CITY COUNCIL HAS LITTLE
BUSINESS LAST EVENING
FLAT OF LIVERMORE'S SECOND
ADDITION TO CITY Is AD-
OPTED.

The adoption OF the plat of Liver
more's second addition to Pendleton
was the principal business transacted
last evening at one of the shortesS
meetings held for a long time. The
Yiat was presented by Guy O'Mel-
veny, the surveyor who did the work,
and was adopted without comment.
1t will be filed with the county re-
corder within a week.
A protest from Gilman Folsom
against the petition of Il. T. Wade
to vacate small strip of Madison
street ws read and referred to the
street committee.
Acting Mayor Dyer appointed
Councilmen Cole. Montgomery and
Phelps to act in conjunction with
toe Commercial association commit
Tee which has charge OF the swim
ming pool campaign. A few bills
were allowed as was the salary list
end fixed charges, after which ad-
Journment was taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
EMBARGO ON FOOD
MAY BREAK GERMAN
SUBMARINE RAIDS
Warfare on Merchantmen Threatens
Commerce Of United States and
Action is Urged.
SUPPLIES MAY Be CUT OFF
President Wilson May Establish Air
tight Embargo in Effort to Bring
England and Germany 20 Agree to
Demands Made by America-Wil-
son Urged 10 Act.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The
United States government may sum-
mon hunger as an ally to bring
England and Germany to their knees
in the situation which has cause1
German submarines to make war
ware on merchantmen and threaten
American commerce.
This was the unconfirmed hint
which was heard today in official
circles. Those standing sponsors for
the suggestion declare that Presiden:
Wilson may establish an alright
embargo on the expectation OF food
stuffs to either Germany or the al
lies unless all involved in the dis
pute over the right to receive food
stuffs for civilians agree to the de-
mands made by this government.
Prominent men in Washington are
urging the president to take such ac-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
COLUMBIA GEORGE NAY HAVE
BEEN REMOVED TO HOSPITAL

Has Columbia George, well known
local Indian twice convicted OF muir
der, been declared insane and re-
moved from prison to. hospital? The
question arises from the receipt this
morning by the East Oregonian of an
order to change the address OF the
East Oregonian, OF which Columbia
George is subscriber. from Mcneil
Island 10 Steilacoom. Washington.
Mcneil island is the home Of the fed
eral prison TO which the Indian was
sentenced for % years upon convic-
ton OF the INJURED OF Ti-mot and
Steilacoom, which is nearby, is the
home OF the hospital for the insane.
Sheriff Taylor has received no notice
of the transfer and no one else here
so far as can be learned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
PLANS FOR COUNTY LIBRARY
WILL HAVE TO Be CHANGED
TWO STORY BUILDING INSTEAD
OF ONE STORY WILL BE :,
BUILT.

Owing to the objections on the part
of residents to the vacation by the
city of part of the street adjoining
the site for the proposed county IL
brary the members of the library
board have been forced to alter their
plans somewhat.
I'VE are now planning for a two
story building instead of one story
structure" says c. p. Strain, mem
ber df the board and one Of those in
strumental in working for the new
building. The board was expecting
to erect a one story building but our
failure to secure the additional
ground will make It necessary to add
a second story in order to provide all
the room needed"
AS planned by the library board the
new building in addition to housing
the library will also provide a small
auditorium.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
.UMATILLA COUNTY
WOOLGROWER WILL
NOT TAKE 28 CTS.
R. N. Stanfield Refuses Offer for
Portion Of Coming CIip-Market
is Showing Strong.

r. n. Stanfield. prominent wool
groves OF this county has been offer
ed Price OF 2S cents for a portion
~ his coming wool clip and has re-
fused the offer. This news Is ccn-
tanned in a story published in the
Portland Journal last evening. Ac'
cording to the report the price was
offered Mr.. stanfiel1 for the wool
or a band OF sheep he has al Port
land ready for shearing. The offer
is by the Portland Wool Warehouse
company. which purchases wool on
commission basis, one cert a pound
being charged as commission.
The offer made for the Stanfield
wool shows the strength OF the wool
ngrket and Is In line with other re-
ports OF high prices offered for wool.
II Is reported that 100000 pounds OF
Idaho wool has been sold in advance
OF shearing at n price OF 25 cents.
other reports from Idaho tell OF
at 80 cents per pound
Prices Going Up.
A late Boston mail advice says OF
the general wool situation;
WILDLY excited" term frequent
~ used to describe conditions in the
stock. grain and cotton exchanges,
II ust be employed tc describe thel
present wool market. The full war
on the export OF wool in
Australia was followed by a scram-
Bile for the limited supply and prices
have shot upward in sensational
fashion.
II is estimated that from 100000
to 5000. 900. and some say 10000
800 pounds OF wool have changed |
hands during the week. Manufac-
.uiers. who have been cautious in
purchases. feeling secure of supplies
rom Australia and London. have
been forced to buy to protect them
selves. Dealers. especially the small
,r ones with visions of marked
shortage between now and the new
lip time. have not hesitated TO spec
ilate.
II is safe to say that the market
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
SPECIAL COMMITTEE FROM
WASHINGTON WILL ATTEND
OPENING OF CELLO CANAL
ALSO A POSSIBILITY THAT PRES
IDENT WILSON WILL BE
PRESENT.

When the Cello canal is formally
opened on May there will be pres
ent a special committee of IL from
tn. national house of representatives
in accordance with a resolution ad-
opted yesterday at the request OF
Congressman Sinnott.
1t is also possible that President
Wilson will be in attendance at the
Celebration. According to ]. N. Teal
OF Portland who has just returned
flcm Washington where he extended
personal invitation to the president
TO attend. If the president can so
arrange his plans as to make the
trip west at that time he will be
present when the big canal is thrown
open to use.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
TURKISH CAPITAL 1
EXPECTING ATTACK ;
FROM ALLIED ARMY
Residents are in Wild Alarm Over
Reports That the Russians are
Planning an Invasion.
GOVERNMENT READY TO MOVE
All Records and the Crown Jewels
Have Been Removed 20 Interior
Points-Leading Families Are
Ready 10 F1ee-Russians Reborted
10 BE About 10 Cross Frontier.

ATHENS, Feb. 25.-Constantino-
pie is expecting an attack by the al
lies and is preparing to meet it, ac-
ccrding to dispatches from the Turk
ish capital received here today.
All the records OF the government
cnd the crown jewels have been re-
moved TO interior points. Leading
families Of the capital have made
every arrangement to flee. Great
alarm prevails in Constantinople be-
cause Of a report that the Russians
are about to cross the Black sea for
an invasion Of Turkey with the Oh
jcct Of delivering a crushing attack
against Constantinople.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
MAO BUCK DEER STRIKES
TERROR AMONG FARMERS IN
VICINITY OF PILOT ROCK
TARTY or MEN ARE OUT TO-DAY
Securing HILLS FOR THE
ANIMAL.

PILOT ROCK. Ore. Feb. 25.-
(Speclal.l- "A party OF men are
securing the mountains in the Pine
Grove locality on Stanley creek to
day in search OF mad buck deer
which has made an appearance at
several places in a dangerous mood.
II Is presumed the deer was bitten by
a rebid coyote and thus became az
fccted with the rabies.
The animal was first noticed al
the Hascall sawmill where 1t attack
ell and chased several dogs. Later
on II was seen at the Ed Warner
pace where its actions were equally
mad. From this point Il disappeared
into the timber and a party was at
once organized to pursue 1t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
PILOT ROCK YOUNG PEOPLE
PLACED UNDER ARREST FOR
RAGING AT REDMEN'S DANCE

PILOT ROCK, Ore, Feb. 25.-Be
cause they ragged" at a dance Civ
en- here Monday night by the Red
men, nine young men and seven
young ladies, all well known. were
arrested by the marshal. Yesterday
four of tho young men we're tried and
convicted the other five will be tried
cg soon as they come to town and ths
seven young ladies win be tried to-
morrow.
Roy Michael paid his fine after he
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
Position Of TeutOniC Nation isHOpe.
IeSs-FinanCial and Economic
ROUt is Complete.
EVERY OBJECTIVE FAILURE
100000 Dead Left at the User and
Invading Hosts Fail To Cross-
Paris, Dunkirk, Nancy and Yer.
dune Intact from German Assaults
-Germnns Have Been Checked.
(By william Philip sims.)
Copyright by the United Press
Convriphtad I'm Great Rritainl

Copyrighted In Great Brittany
PARIS, Feb. 25.-Premier Viyian
today pictured Germany to me as a
hopelessly beaten nation in the first
interview the French prime minister
has ever granted a newspaperman
either French or foreign.
"The German torrent has been
checked" he said declslvely. Ger
many is militarily stricken. The i'm
piacable blockade has been drawn
tighter and tighter about her. De-
spite ali the precautions Germany
has taken 20 conceal the truth, l can
assure you that her financial and
economic rout Is complete"
After contrasting the present war
with the one between Germany and
France in 1870 which resulted dis
astrously for the latter nation, Vi
viani said
To-day the policy OF France has
continued to be what II was stated
&c be on December %. a war with
out mercy We are unanimous on
this point. We are unanimous in de-
ol0ring that we will not accept ans
but a victorious peace for all the al
lies The united pact OF September
has our signature and for US that
treaty Is not a scrap Of paper. Our
armies are intact. We have checked
the Germans.
Where was Germany's first OBJ
jective point. Paris-and she failed
70 win II. Then she tried Dunkirk
and then Calais She left 100000
csdavers in the User and she did not
pass IT, The same thing happened at
Nancy and verdune. Germany has
been thrown aside. Her military
power has been hard hit. Economic
ally. she is ruined"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
EARL TULLOCH BUYS
RANCH FOR $4,000

= A land deal of much interest
. has just been closed here under
= which Earl Tulloch has pur-
= chased 4S0 acres Of land be-
= longing to the Lindsey estate
. for the price of $33,UoO. The
. ranch is now farmed by Frank Z
= Snyder and is situated four I
. miles northwest Of Pendleton.
. The land sold consists of the
. NV. IA Sec. SO. the Sw, IA
. OF Sec. 29 and the NE. IA of
= Sec 29, township three north.
. of range 80, The heirs to the
. Lindsey estate are Mrs. Bolster,
= Mrs Moorhead, Henry johnson
, and John Lindsey.
, The sum for which the ranch I
, was sold is regarded as high 4
, compared with previous prices Of
, land in that section.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25

had been adjudged guilty but Archie
Mcfarland, Howard Beitel and Tw.g
Hirke went to jail McFarland.
however, paid his fine this morning
but the other two are stiu In tho Jail
Pilot Rock has an ordinance pro-
hibiting "ragging" and suggestive
dances and IL was under this ord,
nance that the arrests were made.
Five OF the young men live outu1o
Of the city limits but as soon as Trey
come 20 town they will be tried.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
JAMES JONES IS FOUND
GUILTY OF BOOTLEGGING
JURY Is OUT THREE HOURS-IN-
DIAN WOMAN WAS GIVEN
BOOZE.

After being out for about three
! i,ours. the jury at $3.50 last evening
: brought in a verdict Of guilty against
+ James Jones, Cottonwood street sec-
ond hand dealer who was charged
With giving liquor to Annie Chapman,
an Indian woman. The case went TO
the jury at $50 but a unanimous
verdict was impossible for THREE
hours on account, it is said, of the
refusal of one juror to vote for con-
viction.
Jones was tried in the circuit cour.
yesterday afternoon. The state !n-
troduced several Indian witnesses
who swore that Jones, furnished rhe
Squaw with liquor and H. A. Cruiser
a white employe of livery barn adj
joining, testified that he had witness
ed the transaction through a crack
to which he had applied his eye
through curiosity. The defense in
troduced witnesses who testified that
the reputation of the Indians who
had been on the stand was very bad
from standpoint OF truth and ve-
racity, and also attacked Crusers
testimony, declaring that he had OF
tered to leave the state if Jones
would pay him SIS.
Jones was previously convicted In
tie police court with the same evi.
dence and was given the maximum
PENALTY. Later he was indicted by
the grand jury of which his own
brother was a member
The Jones trial brought to an end
the short session OF the court, the
other hootleggers besides the three I
convicted having entered pleas Of
guilty Judge Phelps will probably 1
sentence all of them on Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
'<i[ BATTLE IS
6E|NG FOUGHT ON
EASTERN FRONTIER
Austria Reported 10 Have Massed
Immense Army in Effort to Break
Through to LembeTg.
FIGHTING IN CARPATHIAHS
Germans Claim TO Have Taken More
Than 10000 Russian Prisoners
After storming OF One Stronghold
Slays Reported 10 be in Retreat
Toward HaIitz Fortress.

PETROGRAD, Feb. 25.-A great
battle is raging to the east and south
Of stanislau and in the eastern ranges
OF the Carpathians. Meager Dispatch
es from the scene Of the fighting de-
clare that the battle overshadows the
developments in Poland.
Austria is reported TO have massed
a great army and viii attempt to cross
the Dneister at Halltz in an effort TO
reach Lemberg.
Dispatches received here indicated
that the Russians are retreating upon
Halitz for strategic reasons.
BERLIN. Feb. 25.-Prussian re-
serves have stormed the fortress at
Przasnysz and taken more than TO-
600 prisoners according to an official
statement.
The statement says the Prussians
hurled themselves against the fortress
time after time and finally took it by
storm.
Five thousand Russians have been
captured in the vicinity Of Novo Geor-
giewsk. The statement admitted that
the Russians have occupied Nokiiy
southeast Of Bolymow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
GERMANS SINK II
VESSELS; BLOCKADE
SEEMS EFFECTIVE

LONDON. Feb. 25.-Eleven steam.
ers are known to have met disaster
since the German submarine cam
paisn was inaugurated. They were
e'Iher torpedoed or struck by float
ing mine. At least three vessels are
missing. The German government
officially declares one British trans
Port has been sunk
LONDON. Feb. 25.-The British
steamer Deptford has been sunk off
Scarborough.
Whether the vessel struck a mine
or was torpedoed by a German sub
marine is not known.
One member OF the crew was
drowned. The others were landed
in safety.
The British steamer Western Coast
was sunk by a German mine or tor
pcdo off Beachy Head yesterday. II
was learned today. The crew and
Passengers were landed at Ports
mouth.
LONDON. Feb. 25.-Several Lon
con newspapers demanded today an
Immediate declaration OF a blockade
o. the German coast. They declared
Englishmen are daily becoming more
exasperated over the repeated SUBJ
marine attacks and urged that there
be no delay in reprisals Comment by
newspapers on Americas recent for
NAL note is most guarded. Tns
larGer newspapers did not receivs
with favor the suggestion that Am
e-ican supervision over the diStrlbu-
tion OF Germany's imported food
stu:fs might solve the war zone
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25

Five sections OF Canada's new We'll
land canal are now under construction
and 1000 men are employed. The
canal will cost $4,000 900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25

II the grounding does not become
a reactionary he may have almost
an% office within the gift of the peo-
pie this year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
NEWS SUMMARY

General.
Wilson may declare embargo on
food stuffs.
New battle rages on eastern front
Local.
Pilot Rock young folk arrested for
Raging.
II. n. Stanfield refuses 2S cents per
pound for part of wool clip.
Jim Jones convicted OF bootlcgging.
Library board plans for two story
structure.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25

It's sometimes easier to settle down
than II is to settle up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East Oregonlnn has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation In
Pendleton OF any other newspaper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-25

is safe to say that the market
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
Got q Lion
Saguache Crescent:

Saguache Crescent:
Week before last James and Hum
phrey Fullerton, Alba Ward and Clay
johnson went up in the Jacks creek
country and succeeded in killing q
mountain lion. The night before they
killed it the lion had caught buck deer
and after riding it for nearly 200 yards
and tearing lot of hair from the deer
was compelled to quit and the buck got
away. The buck had cnt the Ions hide
open in two places on the head and one
on the breast with its horns. II isvery
seldom deer gets away from . lion
when once caught and great many are
caught every year. A fair bounty
should be placed on hons and hears as
they also kill good many stock
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-01-08
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ls1iss e einal SsoGlsnssa

In the matter of the estate Of johanna Al
bertins Carlson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the firsl
day OF February, A. ID. 1915. being one Of the reg
ular days Of the Dcce mber term of the count t,
court OF iunnison county, in the State Of Colo
RADIO. |, John p. Carlson. Executor Of said as
tate. will appear bef,re the Judge of said & Cou RI
present mg hnal settlement as such Executor
pray the approval of the same snd
will then apply 10 be discharged as such
Executor at which time and place any per.
son IN interest may appear and present obiec-
tlone to the same, il any there be
Dated at Gunnison. { 'olor ado, December 2g 1914
JOHN p. CARLSON
Carlson, Deceased.
First pub. Jan. l, 1918. Last pub Jim. ~. m