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Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
DROP BONES ON VILLAGE WITH,
IN THREE MILES OF
SALONlhl.
GREClAN PEOPLE ARE UNEASY
Pess btity Of Warljke Operations on
Greek Territory . sturbs Public
and Officials AlIke-To
Muzzle Press.

Paris, France. An Austrian aero
plane flew to within three miles OF
saloniki and dropped bombs near D
village in the vicinity. according TO
reports from Saloniki forwarded ly
the HaNas spondent n Athens.
Another uncontlrmed report from the
same source was to the effect that
Zeppelin had been seen flying over
Northern Greek territory.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
VIII Boon, Missouri River.

A convention Of Missouri River
towns and cities was called hv Mayor
c. W Thomas flr January ~. The
action followed the decision Of the
war department and congress TO cor.
tinue the impros cment of the Mis-.
souri, River
The convention viil be called to
discus. river transportation problems
and deal with ihs matter Of resioriug
river terminals
City officials and representatives. Of
commercial bodies will be asked TO at
tend the meeting.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Seven College Men Expelled.

Russellv.Hs. Ark-The board Of
trustees Of the state District College
here announced that seven students
have been expelled as result Of the
recent attack by students upon
Charles Scott. president
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Girl 70 Design A. 8. c. Medals.

Washington. - Designing of the
three gold medals 10 be presented
by the United States to Amba ssadors
Naou Of Argentina, Ia Cana Of
Brazil and Suarez Of Chile popularity
known as the \ p. c. ,Gediators, was
awarded hy Secretary Lansing to Miss
jeanette Syuddtr Of New York
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
wells Wins Suit.

Under recent rultnE 81 the vu-
creme court the rirca!t court ~ ~,
Louis is ordered give cunlrol of the
hulldIng nj Broadway hnd nUt. ats
20 Rnlla Wells. who Is the real owucr
Of the ground upou whira the struc
turc stands Tho lesstsss have vla-
lated many provisions O.! the instru
.Hent under whicA they have con.
trolled the property.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

The s'andaFaisSion Of womsn'F
dress. In an eIOrt 10 avoid the ct.
tremes Of fashion. Is being undettak
en BY the department of home eco
Monies at school Of agriculture OF the
university Of Missouri.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Nnt prr,lds,,LaI Asnirart.

Minneapolis. Minr.--Elihu Root. in
letter to the Republican State Cen
tral Committee said. 4 am not
candidate for the presidency II ny
nsr.e is put on the ballot I shall be
cor relied to insist upon its being
Withdrawn
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
ouneo., Nlekshuco - q cuh.

Seattle, Nash-The navy dcuaYt.
meu' notified state officials here that
he cutboai Nickshurz uacd tar years
as 'ralrirv ship by ise Washington
nSval militia. has teen soid 20 the
Cuban government.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

Guatemala City.-S Jerwan. an
American aviator. who vas injured
while making a flight from the avia-
tion school here. IL in the military
hospital and is improving. Ierwan
fell while testing ; new aeroplane.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Auqo's Grandson Decorated

Paris George Victor Hugo. \
grandson OF the great poet. sub
lieutenant in the French infantry. has
been decorated for distinguished serv-
ice at the flshtins at Navar.n
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Negro. tts Years o,s. Die.

Charleston, Mo --~lsrsi~7 Charles
Ward, = negro il2 y"srs old. ls dead
here Hc carried mail here for more
'hs7 90 years aud missed only one
train
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

Amsterdam AerryIirE = .ha Tc'o
eraAt, 'he publication NJ MAMMALIAN
H2rdens i'ie %uekqapt has te.a slr-
bladcu b. the Geymaa military aalE
Ortties
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Couple Die Of Pneumonia.

Lawrence. Kan. After passing
through lie together fer nearly half
a century. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hyett
Of Lecompton died within few hours
Of each other Each had been I'll
short time with pneumonia.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
British Losses IN OardsnegIes.

London The British forces al the
Dardaneles had suffered 1l-.sI2 cas-
uai,ies up TO December /, it vas an
rUGured in the house OF commons
by II. j. TernanL under secretary Of.
war
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Man Swallows False Teeth.

New York While at dinner Alfred
Hilton. sexton OF Christ Church mem
orial buildings, swallowed his false
teeth and died as a result after being
taken 10 a hospital
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Malor Parnles sever.

Governor Major has issued holiday
paroles to two eouvlcts serving life
terms. two TO tao ether ioag.ierners
ard three serving shorter seuts1ces
THIS IL In accordance with the most
spprovsd penal practices.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
R,rslr. Rarne wlth rcv cannnn.

Wlnsted. Conn Edward Babh re
pa'red his kitchen range with piece
of scrap iron. Returning home later
he found the kitchen demolished and
the house tur~ing The scrap iron
was \ small ~- ~~or-arf l0-rrF
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30

Ozark ArS -G1- has been struck
IN p~suz uvr-.'r'~. ard a well sunk
in q WV 5iHr----f ~as field shou'
ore md h7'; Miles west % here
Preparations rra bsinr made to sink
more wells
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Wan. s1. Rls.. I, nsur, |. n,y.

Ch,ldrv = Texas. Perry Bsrton.
said TO BE- Americas oldest cowboy.
celebrated his eirh;y seventh Christ.
mas here. Barton is employed on Q
rsnch and spends II hours a day IN
he saddle
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
., Kmss sy kles Tro- n nv,,

spaTta, III Fvcgclic Patterson. IS
years old, vas k,lle-i ~ kick from
q mule
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Glri EnsA lffn

TerTc Haste. ind --Aucr wisa,ing
her companions s merry Christmas
Miss Jessie L2gch wvaI to Der bod
room and Ai''sd her r,, by sAoounx
herself IN tho head.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Austrian Tension Eases Up.

Vienna Tho new American note
regarding The Ancona has made a
good impression here An early an
swer may be expected. Work on II
has been he-u
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Co After Spencer.

Governor Major has Issued q rcqui-
sition on the governor of Pcuusylvania
for the extraditiuu u Ben Spencer.
Who is serving a term in a Pennsyl.
vania prison. hu, is wanted here for
pocket picking.
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
CIR Dccoratei.

Paris Car Nicholas Of Russia has
beeus decorated with the French war
cross. n was announced here Gen.
Paul Pau. ouc-armed commander. con
ferred the decoration
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Normal School Ressn, Named.

pr p. clark % revyyyilie was
appointed by Gov Major a. 8 member
OF the board Of regents Of the Cap"
Girardeau normal school 10 succeed
II. c Schul'. Who resigned 20 become
marshal Of the supreme court
Marble Hill press., 1915-12-30
Iron Coinage for Berlin.

Berlin-The federal council has de-
cided on the coinage Of iron 10 pfen-
mig pieces,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
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Ap, stla pfWHsmhlp Wlf 30 rol'o' soe
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FOR hENT cone Nrro salthsasi rrfu
nlfh Alitheuefte Hia0 ann enath~ssi
hrff0an al modern cons rHisnfes
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03
TALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
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who can speak Spanish good. VII &c
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office or sny ttrG OF worn. VIII accept
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03

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lots located oa North reaeh. eosi IA
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03

FOR RENT rne five renm cottage a.
ief Mesquite street hppiy fo r. a.
Neai, phone 900 tgsgi
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NhrN faU want fNuf uneafFnl1 sleIit
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-03

r0R rENT 1hfee unfuruishei rooms
tnn dailsfs peg month Aliat ai ltqs
Mesquite street iirel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
SAM MORROW IS APPOINTED
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
CLIFF BELLINGER DISMISSED
CHANGE COMES AS SUR
PRISE To MANY.

Pendleton has a new chief of the
fire department in the person OF Sam
Morrow. a former member Of the
Portland fire department He reliev-
ed cliff Bellinger. who has been chief
since the new department was organ
lied. on Sunday. and is now in full
charge.
Bellingers dismissal came as a sur
prise. although members of the fire
committee state II has been under
contemplation for some time 1t re-
suited from friction between him and
some Of the members of the committee
hut the formal request for his resig-
nation is said to have resulted from
his leaving town Sunday without per-
mission. His resignation will probab-
ly be rendered at the meeting of the
council tomorrow evening and the ap-
pointment of Morrow confirmed
The new chief has been in Pendle-
ton for the past six or eight months
and for the past two or three months
has been In the employ OF Acting
Mayor John Dyer. Prior to coming
to Pendleton. he belonged for year
and a half to one OF the Portland fire
companies and is said to be an eff
cient fireman. AS chief of the PEN
dleton department he will also be city
electrical inspector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
ATTEMPT IS MADE
TO WRECK BRIDGE
ON CANADIAN LINE
Man Who Says He is German Officer
is Arrested Confession Alleged
to Have Been Made.
CHART FOUND IN HIS POCKET
Prisoner Gives Name OF Horne-Dy-
Mantle Placed on Canadian Side
Partially Dcmollshes One OF the
PIcrs-Trafflc Held Up-Investlga-
tlOn I'm Progress.

VAN CEBoRo. Maine. Feb. 2. - A
man giving the name OF Horne and
who claims 10 be a German officer
is being held by the authorities fol-
lowing an attempt early today "a
wreck the international bridge across
the 81. Croix river.
The bridge was slightly damaged,
on the Canadian side the explosion OF
dynamite twisted pier and train
eervice was held up slightly until re-
pairs could be made.
Officials say that Horne has con-
fessed.
Canadian officials are conducting
an investigation Into the dynamiting
az II occurred on their side OF the riv-
er. Whether Horne viii be turned
over to them Is not known.
Horne is alleged to have told Off
GERS that he tried to wreck the bridge,
because II was within his rights to
DO So" A German flag and a chart
of this section were found in HIS pock-
cts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
UMAT|LLA COUNTY TAXPAYERS
OPPOSE SEVERAL BILLS NOW
BEFORE STATE LEGISLATURE

With the intention of indicating to
the legislature and the county court
.the sentiment of some of the taxpay-
ers OF he county upon pending meas.
urss, the Umatilla County Taxpayers
association yesterday afternoon went
on record as for or against certain
bills presented in the legislature and
certain steps proposed by the county
court.
= return to the old system of tax
collection by the sheriffs was recon-
mended by the association as a means
tcwarl greater economy inasmuCh as
the force of the sheriff remains the
same with or without the tax collec
ton whereas the treasurer's force is
increased the year around.
opposition was declared TO the bill
introduced in the house for an in
crease in the state road tax. also to
the proposed one-half mill Irrigation
tax and to the bill with an emergen-
cy clause providing for an appropria-
tlon OF S45O,OOO for irrigation pur-
poses
Vigorous opposition was made TO
the hin providing for an annual ton
mage tax upon motor vehicles used
for carrying freight. This would be
equivalent. in the opinion OF several
SPEAKERS yesterday. to telling the far
mers they could not use their good
roads for transporting their produce
without paying a tax upon the auto
trucks they use. II would be seri-
Gus obstacle TO the putting through or
the proposed road to Cold Springs
Landing, II was declared.
Endorsement was given to the
Bingham bill providing that tax levles
cannot be made Tor sums any more
than a six per cent increase over the
lcvies Of the proceeding year. This
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02

was the bill which Assessor strain
publicly endorsed yesterday In tho
East Oregonian.
Oppose Proposed Cut.
Turning their attention TO the coun.
ty court, the organization yesterday
went on record as opposed TO the pro-
posed cut to eliminate the sharp
curve just east OF Pendleton and TO
provide 4 safe approach to new
fridge. Some OF those present yes.
terday declared the cut would cost
100 much because OF the large auan.
uty Of dirt which would have to be
moved. No opposition was made tn
tie proposed bridge.
The measure introduced In the leg.
stature 70 abolish the county super
visor system came up for discussion
but no action was taken Henry j.
Taylor was for going on record 20
abolish the supervisor declaring such
an official unnecessary. but Secretary
Eriedley halted action by declaring
nat the average taxpayer was not
acquainted with the good results from
the supervisory system. He recon-
nended that the members look over
the reports on file with the county su.
perintendent before they expressed
themselves.
II was voted to organize branch az.
scciatiOns IN the various communi.
ties OF the county and committees viii
soon leave 10 undertake this work
The secretary was also instructed ~
prepare copies OF a statement show
.ng the amount or money spent on
roads and bridges In the different
road districts during the past year
The secretary was also instructed to
ocquaint the Umati,ia delegation iu
tie Legislature with the recommends.
tions made by the association.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
NEWS SU M MARY

General
Ohio cities facing serious floods.
Attempt made to blow up internA-
tionaI bridge at Canadian line.
German ayiators drop bombs into
French villages.
Wilson agrees to amendments in
shipping measure.
Local.
State health officer declares PEN
dlctOn's watcr system safeguards city
against typhoid.
sam Morrow named to succeed Cliff
BclIlnger as fire chief.
local clerk has interesting price
list which contrasts cost OF living to-
day with that during civil war.
Taxpayers association makes rec
OmmendatlOns TO legislature and
county court.
Winter lycoum program for next
year Is selected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
OHIO CITY <<<< THREATENED BY FLOODS
Practically Et River and Stream is Approaching the
Danger POint-.Ra Traffic is DemOraIized- Ohio
River Rising Rapidly and all Residents in the Low
lands are Fleeing to Points of Safety

Practically every river and stream Is
approaching the danger point. Wire
ard rail traffic is demoralized because
Of the high water.
rain and sleet storm continues
here today. the most serious storm in
years.
BRIDGEPORT. Ohio. Feb. 2.-The
Ohio river is rising at the rate OF Q
inches every hour.
Bridgeport. Bellalrs, Martins Ferry
end other Ohio valley points are fac
ing the most serious situation in
years.
Tributary streams to the Ohio are
rising rapidly.
All residents in the lowlands are
fleeing TO points OF safety.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02

as high class as those presented this
year and the committee feels that 1t
has secured talent which VIII give
Pendleton people entertainment which
they will appreciate.
Ralph Parlett. noted humorist, Is
one of the attractions scheduled for
the coming year. Madame Hall
Rheildaffer, a singer Of even more
renown than Madame Scotney, who
so charmed local people a few weeks
ago will also appear in concert as a
lyceum number. other musical num-
bers include the oxford company
and the Metropolitan Male Quartet.
both high class musical organizations.
The fifth number will be Bishop
Hughes. lecturer and boy man
whose Biography OF a Boy has
made such hit all over the nation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
IS NOT
To Be FEARED IN
CITY SAYS WHITE

Declaring his belief that Pendleton
has water system which makes a
water-borne epidemic OF typhoid fe-
yer out Of the question. Dr. Calvin 5.
White. state health officer who re-
Gently made a personal inspection OF
the system from intake to reservoirs,
has written a letter to Supt Hayes
commencing the city upon its water
supply and the precautions taken
against the infection OF the supply.
His letter, which is self-explanatory
follows:
Portland. Ore. Jan. 30 lsi5.
Mr.. F. B. Hayes.
Supt Water Commission.
Pendleton. Oregon.
Dear Sir: I have very carefully
gone over practically the entire wa
ter shed at Thorn Hollow furnishing
the supply for the city Of Pendleton.
BY my Investigations. l am convinc-
ed that it would be absolutely out of
the question for Pendleton to have
water borne epidemic OF typhoid fe-
yer. practically the only disease that
is carried in the water
want to commend the city OF PEN
dleton in procuring the volume Of
land in the water shed and properly
fencing same / find absolutely no
condition that could in any way con-
taminate the supply.
The matter Of toilets at the section
house. in my judgment would not be
the remotest danger but to improve
the general appearance of the water
shed. ! have taken it up with the o.
w. II. & y. Co. and they have prom
ised to disinfect cover these and sub
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02

CLEVELAND. Feb 2.-MOre appre-
henslon was felt here this afternoon
over the flood situation I'm Ohio than
since the disastrous floods I'm 1918.
Heavy thaws and rains within the
last 60 hours have swelIed the rivers
and streams out OF all proportion. The
Ohio Is reaching flood stage at the
rate OF over foot an hour.
Greatest apprehension is felt for
the section between Pittsburg and
Cincinnati. The water has reached
near the 30 foot stage, inundatlng a
large area, and driving 10000 fam
lilies from their homes.
The great Miami river valley is
threatened
CLEVELAND. Feb. 2.-Ohio Is
again facing serious flood situation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02

CLEVELAND. Feb. 2.-Reports
from GAINESVILLE this afternoon stated
that the MuskIngum river is rising an
inch an hour All the bridges span
ming the stream are in danger Of being
washed away.
At Paynesville. 20 families are iso-
lated in the upper floors OF their
homes by the rampage OF the Grand
river.
At Uniontown. the high water has
invaded the streets OF the city. The
Tuscarawas river Is up many feet and
all the towns and cities in the valley
are threatened.
At MassIlon, Athens. and other
towns, the residents are reported to
re fleeing from the lowlands.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
WHEAT REACHES HIGHEST
POINT IN II YEARS IN
CHICAGO MARKET TODAY

y CHICAGO, Feb. after I
= day OF sensational advances
= which started the opening May Z
. wheat closed at a dollar sixty
= five, the highest price in the I
= board OF trade pit in seventeen
= years. July closed at a dollar
= forty three. Only four times I
= since the civil war has wheat
= sold this high.
= PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. a.
= spot bluestem was dollar
= fifty three bid, dollar fifty
= four asked. Club q dollar fifty
= one bid, a dollar fifty three I
= asked on the Merchants Ex-.>
= change today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02
Ta, Commlsslon Ahollshed.

OLYMPIA, Feb. 2.-The house
passed three republican tax commits
sion bills. They abolish the state tax
commission and place that work with
the land commissioner and wipe out
executive control of the state land
board and the state board of equali-
zation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-02

/ cording to the hazards OF their work
The game committee reported an
indefinite postponement of Represen-
tative Barrow's bill forbidding the
killing upland birds.
The senate passed the house bill
comforting the right OF eminent do
main upon gas companies. 1t indefi-
nitely postponed the senate bill in
validating requests to others than le-
sal heirs.