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The Brinkley argus., 1915-12-03
TOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

We arc authorized to announce Hon /n.x.d Bowen q acandidate for reelection V " ofo,ee v County Superintendent oe Educ aaion.
The Brinkley argus., 1915-12-03

Tell 'em You saw n In the Araua
The Brinkley argus., 1915-12-03

y1e are authorized to announce " Ii sr - q 1gssvil. as candidate for Coun ,., ss.russnssudsnt of Education.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
ITALIAN AMMUNITION
A Subject Which is Receiving the
 Attention of Experts

ROME, July 25.-The special com mittee of technical experts appointed to deal'with the problems of provid- ing an adequate supply of ammuni- ton for the Italian army has just hold its first meeting in Milan. The committee is modelled after similar committees in England and France IL plans to effect the greatest pos sible corporations between the mill tarv authorities and the manufactur- CTS of arms and ammunition. 10 set tie any questions that may arise with the least possible delay, and to assist financially or otherwise manufactur- CTS who wish to adapt their factor ies to the making of munitions.
 The committee will also advise and assist in inc procuring of special ma chinery and raw material for manu- lecturers who are just taking up the production of munitions.
 Although the committee has the sanction of the government. service upon it is honorary and unpaid.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
That is Slowly But Surely Closing Down Upon the Russians from the North Under Pressure by Mar Shal Von Hindcnbur9
NON MACKENSEN
 HAS BEEN STOPPED
French Claim of Gains on the Western front-Ital- ians With Diminishing Nigor Operating on the Southern Front
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPArcH1

LONDON, July 25.-Only the north ern point Of the pincers which the Austro- Germans are trying to close upon Warsaw has made progress the last few days. This point has crossed the Marcy river and is advancing to- ward the Bug river The other point under von Mackensen is meeting with stubborn resistance and has failed tc gain ground in the attack upon the Cholm-Lublin railway.
 The French report success in the Vosges claiming the taking Of 500 pris oners. The Germans admit a loss of trenches there The Italian offensive along the Osonzo has diminished but they claim that the action IS proceeding favorabiy. They Austrians deny their success.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
WHO OWNS THE POODLE?

CHICAGO, July 26.-Judge Hill will render his decision tomorrow as to who owns the $500 in poodle" money which figured :n the police protection case William C. Dannenberg, former morals inspector. has sued to obtaian the five hundred. which he claims was paid to him by Chicken Harry" Outlet to ob- tain police protection for eleven dive keepers. The policemen who accom- panied Dannenberg at his meeting with Outlet searched Dannenberg before the meeting to make sure his pockets were empty Later they searched him and found the big wad, which was turned over to City Custodian Cregier. As Outlet denied having paid the money, ne cannot claim it, and now it is up to the judge to decide whether Dan nenberg is entitled to it.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
F,vnch Pay Tribute
 To Lute Journalists

PARIS. July 24-Preaching at St Clotilda today. before a crowded con gregation winch included Cardinal Annette, archbishop of Paris, Pere Jan vier paid an eloquent tribute to the 'litterateurs' and journalists of France and the allied countries, in whose mem ory the service was being held. who had fallen on the field of battle.
 We honored them Che said) because they had ardently loved their country and served it with devotion. Writers, and journalists also, had used their gift to dissipate doubt and peseimism, to preach hope, courage, and indomit-
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
INCURABLES FLOCK TO ST, ANNE

QUEBEC, July 25.-The lame. the blind, the sufferer from incura ble ma ladies, and many distorted figures from many sections of the continent will gather tomorrow at St. Anne de Beau pre-. the famous shrine, where many cures are made. For today is the fes- tiVal of Saint Anne. and the pilgrim age is unusually large, thousands look ing earnestly for special favors through the intercession of the good saint on the occasion of her own festival The services at the shrine begin at day break and during. the day many new pilgrims will arrive.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
BRAIN OF THE ARMY nIUSTNOT BE CONFUSED
 BYTURMOIL OF BATTLE
BRITISH coNSCRIPTIoN

LONDON, July 25.-In view of the talk of conscription, at least for unmarried Englishmen, wide interest attaches to figures com piled by the British census of ficials as to the number of mar ried and unmarried Englishmen of military age. The figures, which apply only to England and Wales, show:
 Single men, IS to 35, 3,032, 900 Married men, IS to B, 1,933,O0O Single men, 35 to 40, 234,00O Married men, 35 to 40, 1902, 900
 Between the ages of 15 and 65-the ages prescribed in the National Registry Bill, there are 11,1OO,000 men and 12,O36,O0O women, married and unmarried.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
CONFERENCE OF TEXAS TOWNS
TAssocIATE0 PRESS DIsPA1cHl

GALVESTON, Tex July 25.-In connection with the Cotton Carnival which got under way last week, a movement has been launched for the standardizing of city. community and rural growth The mayors of the cities of the state. the. county judges and county commissioners have gathered here for a three day convention. which opens this morning, to promote a wider understanding of the civic problems which municipal and county heads must meet and to exchange views on the conduct of municipal and county afaIrs. The Cotton Carnival and expo sition will continue all this week
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
RED CROSS GIFT

LONDON, July 25.-OXford Uni versity has received a gift of $125.- O00 from C. w. Dyson Perrins. a graduate. to be expended in chemical research. The gift has excited com ment in the British newspapers
 since the public is greatly interested in chemistry for trade reasons. IL took the war and the cutting off of commerce with Germany to make the British public realize it's great de pendence on Germany for dyes, drugs and fine chemicals as well as oi manufactures connected with Chemis-
 stry such as glass making
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

able resistance, and had caused their pens to glitter like swords anad their voice to resound like a clarion. Some journalists mad gone to the front as soldiers, though not constrained by law. others had. set out at the first signal and had behaved as heroes in the trenches. where they had excited enthusiasm by their scorn of danger. When, on the morrow of the war. mon uments were raised to the glory of the saviors of their country there would be seen engraved in bronze. marble, and granite the history they had writ ten with their blood.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

arrive in Chicago tonight to take part in the relief work
 Chicago is nobly responding to the call for relief and we will not need assistance from any outside city" said Acting Mayor Moorhouse. We have an efficient organization, all the money needed, and every care of the sufferers will be prompt ly relieved"
 At late hour the morgue was cleared of all but a score of corpses, the rest of the victims having been identified were removed.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
CARRANz|ST0S
 APPROACHING
 MORALES, SON
Main Body of Gales Force Thirty Mics from the Border Town Where a Clash With NilliStas Is Reported
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHI

MORALES. July 9. = The main body of the Carranza army under General Gales advancing on No gales halted at Santa Cruz, thirty miles away but the vanguard is pro ceeding slowly and repairing the rail road. It is reported to have engaged in a skirmish with Villa outposts al santa Barbara.
 Gales declares he will bottle up the 40O0 Villa garrison under Nayto- rena. The latter has received 25O.- poo cartridges and expects a like number ana two machine guns to- morrow.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
FORTlFICATIONS FOR PENSACOLA

PENSACOLA, Fla. July 25.-The protection of this city and the navy yard from any hostile fleet will c further insured by the plan to fortify Santa Rosa Island. The plan has been approved by the war department. and it Is understood that a battery of the largest mortars in use will be installed. With a battery of mortars on the island, it is believed that no hostile ships could come within range of the city and navy yard
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
ANOTHER TONG WAR
 IN SAN FRANCISCO
Two Chinese Victims Are Already
 Claimed
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsrArcn1

SAN FRANCISCO. July 25-Two Chinese were killed. and one white man, and two Chinese wounded in what the police say is Tong war between the Bing Kongs and the Suey Ons. Lee Shung was the first victim killed in Chinatown here. His death was proceeded by the wounding of Wong Hall and Lee Dun in a general engagement which started a panic among the Chinese R c. Nicholson of Alamada was shot in the left arm by a stray bullet in the duel which resulted in the killing of An Gin of Oakland. The activity of the authorities in raiding Chinese gambling houses is believed to be behind the war.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
Coz. Roosevelt EnY0ute
 To Southern Exposition

would be the next president, Col. Roosevelt replied: ''Will talk of noth- ing more tonight, least of all tom foolery.' He said Mrs. Roosevelt was in excellent health as a result of her visit. He may make an aeroplane flight before his departure tomorrow.
 SANTA BARBARA. July 25.-Yner Seit. age 24. a Turk Southern Pa cific section hand, jumped in front of the train carrying Col. Roosevelt to Los Angeles. He died an hour later froin injuries,
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
Submarines Resume

LONDON, July 25.-German subma rincS rcsuming activities sunk d French steamer. four British tTawlers and the steamer Firth; one under sea boat was reported destroyed by armed trawlers. Four of the crew of the Firth were killed. The trawler Pcrse- us was sunk by a mine and the entire crew of ten was killed.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
TAssocIArED PRESS DrsPArcHl

LOS ANGELES, July 25.-Theodore Roosevelt arrived here tonight en route to San Diego He reiterated his sympathy for the victims of the EastIand disaster. He said his opin- ion of the presidents latest note to Germany was the same as was ex- pressed in his two statements in Syracuse at the time of the Lusitania tragedy.
 Asked if he would comment on Parker's declaration that Wilson
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
To Hinder Obreqon

FL PASO, July 25.-To further de lay the advance of Obregon's army from the south Villa ordered further destruction of the railroads below Zacatecas. Lombardo. Villas minis ter of foreign affairs, is going to Torreon to confer with his chief on 8 peace plan.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
SUPERINTENDENT OF
 GUARDS ARRESTED
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

NEW YORK. July Samuel Edwards. superintendent of the thir- ty-two guards of the Tidewater oil Company plant at Bayonne. N. J. has been arrested on charge of in- citing d riot following the firing of shots by the guards near plant which adjons the Standard Oil Co. where the strike is in progress.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
HOLDING RESERVISTS BACK
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1srArcHl

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1
 PHILADELPHIA, July g. - The forces of five police districts were called out to quell a riot in the for eign section said to have been caused by the efforts of New Workers to prevent Italian reservists return ing to Italy for war duty. Two ar rests were made. A number were sent to the hospital as a result of the disturbance
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
Recognition of Socialists

PETROGRAD. July 25.-The Russian government has decided to give the socialist and labor members of the duma representation on the military and naval committees in proportion of their numbers.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
From Jaws of Death

MORALES. July 25.-Joseph Depuy. who claimed to be an American citi- zen and was sentenced to death as 2 spy. has been released and now is safe in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
Cession of Turkex to RuInaria

LONDON, July 25.-A dispatch to the Times from Sofia dated last Friday says a treaty ceding to Bulgaria the Turkish portion of the Dedeaghatch railway has been signed in Constant nople.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
THOUSAND KILLED

LAREDO. July 25.-1n the fighting between the Villa and Carranza troops near Monterey in the last ten days the casualties were 1000 dead according to arrivals from Monterey
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
Russian Prisoners

BERLIN. July 25.-The total of Rus sian prisoners in the hands of Germany and Austria since the beginning of the war now exceed 1,500, ,000 officers and men,
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
Disaster to Be Investigated

CORNISH, July 25.-The president ordered the department of commerce to make a complete Investigation of the sinking of the Eastland. He di- rected that nothing be left undone to fix the responsibility.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
WORK OF IDENTIFYING EASTLAND DEAD
 HARDLY ZOO OF UNKNOWN REMAIN
LOSS ESTIMATED AT 1000

|. O death numbe lost is  holie have and those that vent dVersW were n 0
 
  of of
  hal O i been issued ergmen funera
  in of  O he
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
PARkERs' PREDICTION
TAssocr,rrn pREss pIspArcu1

LOS ANGELES, July 25.-Judge Al tor B. Parker in an interview today said that Wilson would be renominated and would be the next president.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26
FRENCH DENY
 IMPORTATION
 IF MUNITIONS

So Far All Arms and Am munition Used in the War is the Result of a Carefully SySten2atized Industrial Service
Arizona republican., 1915-07-26

(Continued on Page Eight)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08

CONTINUED from page one.J

CONTINUED from page one.)
last spring by the manual art and
domestic art classes a great showing
was made by the girls. Besides Civ
'ing a demonstration of their work in
cooking, they gave a display Of all
the modern fashions or Paris all of
which was done in the high school
department
Last year Miss Butler was able to
carry on the work by herself. but
owing to the large enrolment in the
department this year It was neces-
sary to secure another teacher Miss
Wilson. Both these instructors ars
well accomplished in their work and
the best possible results are being OBJ
tanned by the students
Miss Butler announces that the
cafeteria will reopen again this year
TO serve meals to the students at
noon. 1t will open ABOUT the first Of
| November. During the stormy
weather many of the students pat
ronlze the cafeteria rather than GO
! the long distance nome at noon
With the large attendance this year
it will probably be carried on with
still greater success than last year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

William Mills. Helix farmer, Is at
the st. George.
T. b Howard Of Eugene Is Wis
itor in Pendleton.
w II. Witherite OF Freewater is
Pendleton business visitor today.
John p Harmon, special agent for
the O.-W., was at the Bowman last
night
J. F. Loughary Of stanfIeld was up
yesterday from the west end o. the
county
Cyril G. Brownell, prominent young
merchant Of Umatilla, is up today on
business.
L. Ringel and James Ringel Of He
lix have been spending the past two
days here
r. e, Paddock and E. C. skiles.
Walla Walla travelling men, paid
Pendleton an overnight visit.
Frank simpson. Alex slmpso. ana
Mr., and Mrs. Simpson Of Ukiah are
registered az lhc Pendleton
Frank Michael and Levi Eldrdge
both prominent ranchers Of the Pilot
Rock section, were in the city yes
terday
Fred W. Lampkin, business man
ager Of the East Oregonian, left last
night for San Francisco To attend the
eXpOaitiOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08
HIGH
SCHOOL
NOTES

The football squad Of the high
school is invited free of charge to at
tend the worlds series baseball
games shown on the electrically op-
Grated diamond at the Temple the
ater This is the first treat given the
boys this year and they express greaI
thanks to the management Of the
theater for the hospitality shown the
boys.
The Misses Venice and Opal Cal
lison. two young ladies' Of this city.
expect to leave Sunday for the expo
sition city. They expect to be gone
about three weeks and WIN go by
way OF Astoria, sailing from there on
the steamship Great Northern.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08
Events in the War
One Year Ago Today

. Germany's Antwerp bonn =
= bardment continued, the city 4
= afire in places, but unsurren- 4
. dered Inner fOrtlrlcatiOns are
. reported weakening. one re- 4
. port says Albert was wounded.
. another says ne Is at the Dutch 4
= frontier.
= Capture Of 1900 Germans in 4
= a lively battle by the French 4
= at Reye and violent cavalry :
= fighting at Lille and Arras. 4
= were reported. St. Michel and 4
= Argonnes progress was claimed
= By Germany.
. Russians invaded East Prus- Z
. sia and captured Lyck Petro- =
= grad claimed PrzemysI, held =
= by the Austrians, is afire and Z
. about to fall; but Austria claim Z
= ed the contrary and reported Z
= halt of the Russian advance
= in Galicia. =
= British aeroplanes bOmbarded =
= the Zeppelin hangers at Dus- =
= seldorf Turk troops attacked =
. Cossacks on the Turco-P Persian
= frontier. Turco- Russian rela-
= tlons are strained, Petrograd =
= said Japan prepared to bonn
= bard Tsing-tau forts =
S~~~AANAAA~~NNNt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08
ong the ~ consignments of unsigned
notes sent out yesterday was one for
the Harvey County National Bank at
Burns, oregon.
Out to walIop Cornhuskers.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct s.--Kan.
sas University at L.awrece is out to
take the Missouri Valley conference
from Nebraska this year With six
veterans around which to build a
football team, the Kansas coach,
Herman Olcott, former Yale star,
starts the season with splendid pros.
poets. Olcott promises an open
game, much along the same lines as
last year when Wheaton had charge
The Nebraska and Missouri games
are the two NJ. " C. contests for
which the squad Will be pointed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08
PHILADELPHIA WINS.

Continued from page oneJ
to Whitted. No runs, no hits no er-
'tors.
Philade phia Burns popped to
Scott, Alexander singied in field;
stock forced Alexander, Gardner ID
Barry; bancroft cut, Hoblitzel unaa-
sisted No rurs, 1 hit no errors.
Fourth Innng.
Boston -Hoe:Izel out, Niehoff to
Luderus; Lews famed, Gardner
sngicI To center; Earry rlied to era
va'h, No iuns, j nit, no errors.
Philadelphia - Cravath sacrificed
Shore to Hoblitzel, Paskert on sec.
ond Luderus out Barry TO Hoblitzel
Paskert on third; Whtted singled
Paskert scoring; Whitted stole, Me.
hoff out, Scott to Hoblitzel one run
, hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning.
Boston-Cady out, Niehoff TO Id.
derus; Shore singled; Hooper pop.
ped to Bancroft; Scott forced Shore,
Niehoff to Bancroft No runs, l hit,
no errors,
Philadelphia Burns famed; Alex
ander flied to Lewis; stock safe on
Shores error; Bancroft cut, Shore to
Hoblitzel No runs, 10 hits, er-
rCr,
sixth Inning.
Boston Speaker flied to Whtted,
Hoblitzcl singled, Lewis famed;
Hoblitzel stole; Gardner popped to
Burns No runs / hit, no errors
Philadelphia -Paskert out, Shore
10 Hobltzel; Cravath flied to Speak
er; Luderus out, Barry to Hohlitzel
No runs no hits, no errors.
seventh Inning.
Boston-Barry singled, Cady sac
lificed Alexander to Luderus, Barry
on second Shore famed Hooper
famed No runs. hit, no errors.
Philadelphia-W Whitted flied TO
Lewis; Niehoff cut shore to Hoblit-
eel; Burns out. Barry to Hoblitzel.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
Eighth Inning,
Boston-Scott flied to Bancroft;
Speaker walked; Hoplitzel out to
Luderus, unassisted, Speaker on sec,
ond. Lewis singled. scoring Speaker;
Lewis took second. Gardner flied IT,
| Paskert. one run, one nit. no errors.
Philadelphia Alexander out, Bar
ry to Hoblitzel Stock walked; Ban
croft singled Stock stopping at sec
ond; Paskert walked; Cravath out
at second to Hoblitzel; stock scored,
Luderus singled infield, Bancroft
scoring: Luderus caught off first,
Cady to Barry Two runs, two hits
no errors
Ninth Inning.
Boston Barry famed; Henrick-
sen batting for Cady; Henricksen
safe on Luderus error; Ruth batting
for shore; Ruth out, Luderus unas-
sisted: Hooper flied to Luderus, No
runs, no hits, one error
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08

OF luel lOHe I'VE
Furnished rooms for rent. Inquire
GOA Thompson.
Wanted-To rent. 4 or 5 room
house. Phone 2S4R.
For rent-Light housekeeping
rooms Brown Hall Phone $50.
Competent man and wife want
work on ranch. Inquire this office.
For sale. reasonable, two desirable
residence lots. Inquire 4O1 Aura.
Nice furnished room for rent. In
quire 4OS West Court or phone S54M.
For sale-Modern six room resi-
dence, close in. Inquire 3l6 Garden
Lost-Bunch Of eight keys on KEY
ring. Finder return TO this office for
reward.
Six room house. with garage, for
sale. Located at lis Long street
Telephone 13F11.
John Rosenberg, Court street
matchmaker and jeweler. All work
guaranteed
Experienced man and wife with g.
year-old boy, wish work on ranch,
Ais E. Alta.
Lost-Ladies black purse, at Ala
bama Minstrels Return to Mason's
Millinery for reward
Wanted-Horses to pasture. Good
wheat and barley stocks. Inquire
Alta Barns.
Wanted Experienced woman for
general housework. Inquire 41i
Jackson street.
Wanted-Lady to do housework in
country Steady job to right party,
Apply ~ this office.
Old papers for sale tied in bun
dies Good for starting fires, etc
| l0c bundle, This office.
For sale or trade. by owner hous,
and corner lot. Address w p. Rel
mann, Pendleton, Greg.
House and lot in willamette val,
ley. Lot in The Dalles, to trade fol
Pendleton property. Phone 444.
Wanted-To buy second hand cool
stove, dining room table, linoleur
carpets. Address r. G., this office.
Wanted-Competent young womal
for cooking and general housework
Apply Mrs. z. J Burke, 1926 Water
Very many people desire to bu!
lands in eastern oregon. What hav,
YOU to offer, and price? n. Berkeley
Ever get tired building fires
Coles original Air Tight Wood STOW
holds the fire all night Better lool
at once.
For sale. cheap five room hous
on Jackson street corner lot Eas
terms. Phone 2, or call Room 2 owe
Taylor Hardware Co.
For sale-seven room moder
house, plastered and in first clai
condition Inquire c. Rohrman, II
Grange street.
Wanted-Horses to pasture Goo
stubble and bunch grass Plenty c
chaff for winter feed and runnin
water Inquire scotts Grocery.
Prompt automobile taxi servic
day or night. Phone 110. Quel
Restaurant Car for country trip
phone 70. Carney & Huey Taxi Co
For sale-or will trade for Umi
tilla county grain lands. good vale
ranch near Salem, Oregon. Inquil
at ColesYorthy's Chop Mill, 12s !
Alta street Il, -
Mutt takes the big loads an
'Jeff shows the speed. Penlan
Bros haul anything and reasonable
Furniture van and storage warehous
office 647 Main street Phone S3'
Wanted-Salesmen for Pendleto
and surrounding territory to sell aJ
, tomobile accessories Good positio
to right party, Address Chas. I
: Hammond, Walla Walla, Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-08
Get Holiday photography Now.

To all those who realize that
photograph is the most pleasing and
priced Christmas present that can be
presented to relatives and friends,
we issue a cordial invitation to come
In and have your Christmas photo
graphy work done now while We can
serve you better than II you wait
until the holiday rush starts. The
present nice weather is ideal for good
photography as we'll as for our trip
to our studio. We do several classes
Of satisfactory work and at different
prices You can order one picture
or dozen. But just remember that
now is the best time 70 have It done.
C. S. WHEELER,
Photographer
Studio East Alta Street, Opposite
City Hall.-(Adv.)