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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
HYBRID SALMON ARE BRED.
Washington Professor Crosses Dog
and King Varieties.

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Seattle Nov 10.-Hybrid salmon,
twice the size Of the king salmon.
have been bred at the University Of
Washington by Professor e. Victor
Smith, Of the department Of zoology.
The hybrids are the result Of the
crossing of king and dog varieties.
and DR. Smith has round that they
are larger when the offspring OF fe-
male king and dog male, rather than
he reyer ..
More than 10000 young king. Sill
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
Library NewS

With the approach Of the christ
mas season, busy minds and fingers
search for new ideas for gifts. In re-
sponse the library has purchased a
number of new books on various arts
and have them displayed on a spec
ial shelf labeled christmas Ideas, y
There are books of the potter's craft
books on basketry, and sixteen new
books on lace ,tatting and emhroid-
cry
Christmas Ideas.
Binns-The potter's craft.
MlanChard-How to make baskets
White-How to make baskets.
Elmentary cabinet work
Harvey-Irish crochet work.
Harvey-Irish crochet book No. l.,
Hettich-Wool crochet book
Home needlework.
KetteIe-Filet crochet book NJ, ..
King-Book of edgings,
awrence-Bobbin lace book
Morris Colored cross stitch book,
No. /.
Robinson-Filet crochet book No
I.
Robinson Netting book
Sanders-Tatting book No >
Schumacher - Columbia ccttons
and how TO use them.
Schumacher - Columbia manual Of
cotton crocheting
Snow-Art needlewoIk instruction,
Taylor-Irish crochet book No, 2
Walachian embroidery
Wilson-French and eyelet em'
broidery
New Fiction.
Abbott-Indiscree letter.
Anderson-Rim of the desert
Bacon-Open market
Brainerd-Pegeen.
Comfort-Fed fleece.
Deland-Hands Of Esau.
Ferber-Emma McChesney & CO.
Galsworthy-Fre
rayson-Hempfield,
Lincoln-Thankfuls inheritance.
McCutcheon-Mr Bingle
Me; a book Of remembrance.
Montgomery-Anne of the Island.
OBrien-Thirty.
Orczy-Bride Gf the plains.
Money master
Porter-Mchae' O'Halloran.
Roland-Good shepherd.
SmthJFelix O'Day
Diantha
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
SlN Germans Mrecl,eI

STOCKHOLM. Nov 10.-slx Ger
man vessels have been wrecked on
the Swedish coast in the last -hree
days while trying to escape British
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10

Additional Social and Per-
Sonal News on Page 5.

Little Miss Peggy Chessman is enc
year old today and her mother, Mrs
Merle r. Chessman. is entertaining
a number of babies and their moth
ers at her home, los South Main
street.
Mrs. Eliza T. Wade was yesJerdoy
afternoon hostess TO the ladies OF the
North Side Bridge Club at her home
on Bush street Honors in the ilay
were won by Mrs Charles Bonney
Mrs. Rose Palmer of Baker, pros,
ident Of the Rebekah Assembly, ar
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
GOVERNMENT TO INSTRUCT.
Aid to Aliens Learning to BE Amer
leans Announced

CHICAGO. Nov 10.--The United
States government and the Chicago
public school system Will cooperate in
the education Of the 10000 adult
aliens now attending night classes
here so that they may become real
American citizens, it was announced.
r. F. Christ deputy commissioner
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
PLOT IN EGYPT UNCOVERED.

BERLIN, Nov. 1O.-The Overseas
News Agency gives out the following
dispatch from Consrantnople:
Reports received from Cairo state
that a great conspiracy has been dis
covered there, headed by persons in
the encourage of the new sultan, the
conspirators planning to remove the
ruler and his ministers and liDerate
Egypt from the British yoke. Forty
persons from the court were arrested
and 2j already have been executed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10

Mr. Wilbur read poem on the flag
written by the late Union B. Hunt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10

Election Men Indicted.
PITTSBURG, Nov. 10.-The grand
Jury which is investigating the alle-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10

one of the notable social events of
the month will he the annual
Thanksgiving ball given by the local
lodge of Elks in the Eagle-Woudman
hall. Preliminary preparations are
already being made for the event
which is always one of the most brill
liant of the year, Lawrence G. Fra.
zier has been appointed chairman q.
the committee in charge and is now
selecting the other members to as
sist him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
WINTER NEEDS FOR MEN
BROADCLOTH

For your dress or suit. Very best of
quality; all wool, Sc inches wide. Colors
of brown, field mouse, navy, green,
white, black, pink, light blue, etc. Tail
ors well and always looks good. The
yard ........................ So. so
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
LINEN ORGANDIE

This is the new material for Night
Gowns. Soft as silk and fast colors; 36
inches wide, shades of nile, pink, Copen-
hagen and light blue, worth Csc yard.
Special soc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10
tIgIlt tIns

Then we leave the verdict
to you; if you don think
it's better coffee, there's
money back.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-10

These can be made up into mannish
shirts for outing wear; 27 inches wide;
comes in plain colors and striped of grey,
tan, navy, red and green. Yard 35c and
SOC.
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COUNCIL CITY WILL ENTER RACE
Nugget Exclusive Telephone Service.

Nugget Exclusive Telephone Service,
 COUNCIL, March 22.-The Council City Kamockin Club. which cores ponds to the Nome Kennel Club, was organized by local dog fans yesterday and the following officers were elected Chairman. A. N Garrod; Secretary Treasurer, Roy Morris.
 The new club has decided to enter q racing team in the All-Alaska Sweep stakes race. the driver of which will be a native named Murphy. A com mittee of three are now raising a fund to pay the expenses of training the team which it is confidently expected will annex the first money iR the big race
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.pRzE....IY'SL SURRENOERS
 TC TIE RUSSIAN FORCES

PErROGRAD. March 22.--After months of terrible fighting and a loss to the defending garrison of over three fourths of their total number, the Ga lician city of Przemysl has at length fallen into the hands of the Russians.
 The Petrograd government today is sued the official announcement that the long beleagured Austrian fortress has been compelled to surrender to the in- vesting hosts of Russia and the Rus sian forces are now in complete possess sion. According to the announcement the forts and the city are in ruins and are utterly worthless and the Austrian garrison have been reduced to the last extremities.
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TO REOPEN
 ROBBERY CASE

SEATTLE, March 22.-Two agents of the Federal government has arrived here and are today conferring with the State Attorneys office with a view of securing a reopening of the famous Humboldt gold robbery ease The special agents claim that new infor- nation has been uncovered through the confession of a woman consort of one of the men suspected of being impli- cated in the robbery
 According to the statements made by the officers the woman has been ar- rested as a witness and through her confession the full details of the occur rance have been learned
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HOUSE APPEALS ALASKA SUNDAY CLOSING LAW
SHOOTS LOVED ONE AND
 THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

SEATTLE, March 22.=Followng d bitter arraignment of the woman for whom he is said to have expressed an inordinate passion. Wallace N ebb shor and dangerously wounded Mrs. Clara Robinson last Saturday and later com mitted suicide by leapine in the bay. Statements made by friends of the couple indicate that Webb had torment ed Mrs Robinson with his unrecipro- frequently threatened to kill both her
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WASHINGTON, March PA White House announcement this morning con- firms the general opinion that Pres dent Wilson will not call a special ses- sion of Congress. It is stated that the President has no intention of calling a special session as it is his belief that no contingency is likely to arise to warrant such action,
 It is announced that the State De partment is drafting the government representations in regard to the sink ing of the American barge Vim. T. Frye by the German cruiser Prince Frederick and a demand for reparation
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END OF STRIKE
 NOT IN SIGHT

SEATTLE, March 22,--The strike of the longshoremen is still being vigor- ously prosecuted and there seems to be no possibility of an amicable adjust ment at present The tie-up now em- braces practically all the leading lines and threatens to extend to those as yet unaffected and are being directed by the President of the International Board of the Longshoremens Union who arrived here Sunday. So far but little damage has been done, although attacks on non-union dock hands have been frequent.
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300 SPANIARDS
 PERISH IN STORM

MADRID. March 22.-Woyd of sey- eral serious marine disasters in the Mediterranean received here include the sinking off the Algerian coast of two French sailing vessels having on board as passengers over three hun dred Spanish dock laborers. The ves- sels are said to have sunk during the terrific storm which has swept the Mediterranean for the past few days
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and himself Web is said to have pre- sented himself al the woman's apart ments Saturday evening and after q violent scene. during which he loudly upbraided Mrs Robinson for her lack of response To his profered affection went away bot returning later re snmed his pratestations Mrs Robin
 son is said to have tried to calm the lpve-crazed man with the result tha
 n sudden burst of anger Webb drew a revolver and shot the woman through
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MANY PERISH IN COAL MINE
 DISASTER

VANCOUVER March Reports from the Brittania coal mlne on Howe Sound state that tremendous slide has occurred in the upper levels and many coal miners haye been buried Owing to the peculiar nature of the slide il is believed that many of the workers have perished All possible energy is being directed To the at tempts to learn the full extent of the catastrophe
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HOUSE APPEALS THE
 SUNDAY CLOSING LAW

JUNEAU. March -2 Az was een- erally expected the repeal of he sun day closing law. except that part re lating to the saloons wa- unanimously passed by the House 3f.#r limited discussion this morniae TH# repeal bill, including Che cmereeues clause will allow the reopenng generally oc all business houses not included among those which are subject to Internal
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COMMANDER CANADIAN FORCES KILLED IN ACTION

OTTAWA. March cable dis patches from Paris Nia London an- nounces that Colonel Francis Douglass Farquarher the commander ot the Canadian light infantry regiment Known as the Princess Patrea regI- ment, has been killed in action at some point along the western hatue front The details are not given
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GERMAN BOAT STOPPED
 BY SHOTS FROM MAX|H

R pa n
  af lea by red i'm  aten to avet to
  of O III hance of the the O he
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Torpedo Boat IS Rammed.

QUEENSTOWN March 22.-Un- identified torpedo boat rammed by Anchor line off Landsend Saturday night feared was either English or French vessel
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Russians Hold Germans from Attack
 rETHoGRAD. March 22-Heavy fighting Friday and Saturday along entire German left wing which tried repeatedly To advance it's center but network of Russian entrenched posi- tions swarming with machine guns held the enemy,
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PREPARATION DEMANDED
 FOR SINKING OF FRYE

for the loss of the vessel and cargo will be forwarded to Berlin within a day or two.
 According to the statement the United States will demand payment for the ship and cargo and will also ask for damages
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AMERICANS DROWNED
 IN BOSPHORUS

CONSTANTINOPLE, March PA sad accident involving the death of four Americans occurred in the Bos
 phorus yesterday afternoon when a row boat belonging to the American converted yacht Scorpion eapsized while returning from the shore to the ship and Lieutenant commander Brick CT and seamen Ford, Dowell and Lever
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colonel Farqumher prior to his de- parture for the front as commander ot he Canadian eXpeditionary forces was iong the military secretary of the gov ernor general of Canada
 100 TONS OF FLOUR.
 Bread only 6e. Nsrth Pole Bakery snd Anvil Bakery.
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SQUADRON OF zEPPELINS OVER
 PARIS CREATES A PANIC

PARIS. March z2-The appearance of squadron of German zeppelins oyer the city Sunday threw lhe popu lace into a panic which was not all3yed untu the airships were driven away by the bombs of the aero guns The Ger man flyers came entirely without warning and the first intimatton of their presence over the city was indi-
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GERMANY SENDS LETTER RELATION
 TO MULLER

NAS HINGTON. March 22--The German Ambassador has presented the views of his government to the State Department i'll relation to the Muller .ase. Although no intimation has be eiE"n out as to tue text of the German communication tt IS believed that Ger many has strongly protested the action taken hN the government
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Submarines Scare English Vessels.

LONDON. March 22-Germau sub marine scare off West Hartlepool Channel Steamer rushes into port wlrelessing report of sighting torpedo boats twenty miles out which causes all vessels scurrying into ports for safety
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the body. After the shooting Webb disappeared and in spite of vigorous search by the police he was not located until today when his dead body was found on the water front Al The city hospital where the woman was taken after the shooting, the attendants -a- that Mrs. Robinson is in dangerous condition and has hu a ~nall chance If recovery
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reNeuue taxation.
 The much-dseussed eight hou. labor biil as applying to underground placer mines is before the House todd, IL is generally anticipated that this measure will also receive the endorse ment of thc legislators.
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ing were drowned
 According to the statement of eye witnesses the row boat after turning over sunk almost immediately and the men were compelled to swim but were unable to sustain themselves until help could arrive. Two sailors of the boat crew were saved by clineine to float ing oars
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Russians Landing troops Bosphorus.
 SOFIA. March 22-Russian naval transports landing troops near the Bos- phorus despite stubborn Turkish shore fire.
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REJolCES AT
 THE FALL OF PRZEMYSl

PETROGRAD. March 22-The otfi- cial confirmation of the fall of the Ga lician city of Przemysl has caused great rejoicing throughout the city and the populace have joined in a monster celebration. Praise services were held in the churches, Emperor Nicholas himself attending a Te Deum in the 
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dloppmg of ar-Ips escaped to the north with wrecked building 70 H .er damaged b1 the air WI.
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 onede explosions of the
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
Former is Not for the Renoani
nation of Senator Chiffon
of 77lis STATE

WASHINGTON. June 26.@1he
!Hgature binding the celebrated Car
enee ". Watson and W. e. Chiffon
has been severed, the operation be
ing quite successful This interest
ing announcement was brought from
New York by quite an impeccable
authority. 1t created a decided
breeze upon the politicians here
Ex-senator Watson is In New York
and Senator Chiffon IS In Charles
ton, but the distance which now
separates them politically Is far and
away greater than that which at the
present separates them geograph1-
calIy. That the celebrated partner
ship is dissolved Is Interesting now
because Of its authentic confirmation
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party,s head In the state. even in

party,s head IN the state. even in
such gloomy Circumstance as that
Il have tried to make the cond-
ton OF affairs in our party clear to
you You may go as far as you Ike
In publishing IT Our feelings at
present are those Of. well, Z might
say. political desperation and utter
disgust II We are to .continue poll
teal existence we viii have to fight
for It right now There Is no other
way out for us II we live another
four years under the same conditions
we have these four. it will be because
they will be able to beat u.s. I don't
think they will be able to do 1t with
the weapons we have chosen
The report was given out here a
day or two ago that the Chiffon fac
ton was grouping Sam A HAYS,
for governor; Jack Wilkinson for
secretary Of states w. G. Barnhart
for attorney general and Oscar Price
for auditor All Of these are Office
holders appointed by the Wilson adj
ministrat1on at the suggestion Of
Senator Chiffon Mr. Price. who Is
auditor at the interior department,
denies that there is anything IN the
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and anxious, that the candidate who
Is to have the presidents approval
be one OF his own close friends. and
that he shall be Mr. Davis. II the
president does not give US Mr.. Davis
and stands back OF Senator Chiffon,
then. he must be prepared to accept
the consequences. What they will
be should be plain enough for him or
anybody else to see in advance OF
their happening
Senator Chi1ton-leastways his
followers spreading the report in
West Virginia that the admtn1stra-
ton has been, is. and viii continue
to be behind him. He has the pre-
sidentfal o. K, according to the
tale told. We are now putting that
up to the administration for 1T to
say whether the story be true or not
It is a nut that the president and
the national chairman viii have to
crack The whole thing IS entirely
in their hands, We have composed
and delivered our u1timatum, and
we mean to stand or fall by It, ut
terly Indifferent what befa1ls. The
past has shown that we have moth
ing to expect from this adminfstra-
ton unless its attitude toward a
large part OF the Democratic party.
IN West Virginia IS reversed. In
all West Virginia there isn't pre-
sldential appointee who favored Mr.
Wilson'S nomination Colonel Nc
Graw was the only sizeable leader In
the state who favored Wilson and
fought for him In return, every
move has been to crush him utterly
Mr. Watson, although not having
claims on the president such as Col
McGraw had, he is nevertheless had
some strong ones. One call at the
White House made it clear enough
to him that there was no reason for
him to hurry back And he never
Gid. He has. like McGraw. been to-
tally and completely Ignored.
The Democratic party faces a
showdown in West Virginia A big
part of it don't approve OF what has
been done there by the national adj
ADMINISTRATION by and with the advice
of Senator Chiffon. And they VIII
not approve it next year in the voting
booth. either. unless the change we
are demanding is made. We have
put it up to the administration to
stand by it If it gives us administra-
ton men for nominees whom we
want. If it does that we VIII stand
pat: If it doesn't, the Democratic
party will not have a look in in West
Virginia In 1916
1--WE ask that the administration
give US John W. Davis Tor the Un1ted
states senate That means the e1mt-
nation OF Chiffon as we view it Un-
der no circumstances viii we support
him. and under no circumstancesewin
we support the national adminiSTa-
ton If it supports and approves the
candidacy OF Senator Chiffon. We
do not believe for minute that,
knowing the rebellion against him IN
the party. that Senator Chiffon SIM
L. EI1f NuTka
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deliver TO all parts of the city.

yarn so far as he is personally con
cerned. The story was started by an
anti Chiffon man, and, according to.
the opinion OF the politicians. cir
cuIated for the purpose Of stirring
mn a protest among that element OF
the parywhfch Is unfrfendIy to these
appointees and Senator Chiffon. who
is responsible for them, in the first
place and President Wilson IN the
second
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WATSON AND CLIFTON
DIVIDED M POLITICS

- =
m PCI TICS
There has been 5qufet, talk for some
months past thar 1t Eas going
through the process Of dissolution
1t can-be affirmed now as nna1upon
the best Of authority
Mr. Watson.ts not for the srenomi-
nation. OF Senator ChiIton- The rea-
son that he gfEeS-and 1T issas good
las any. although he might give dfty-
seven SothersFeasons II he believed
] them requfred-ts that he Is Of the
I opinion and belief that Chiffon
couldn,t be elected: NE. watson
isn't = candidate himself for the SELF
same reason. according to the tale
told He doesn't think he would
have chance to win In popular
There Is one man OF his. party
whom he believes has; and he is will
ing to accept him and help him The
person thus honored is John W
Davis. This is the first time that
Watson has ever approved is
politicauy-of the Cfarksburger- It
mon report in Democratic circles
THAT the only man who stands show.
ito preventsthe nomination .of Chiffon
IFS the present solicitor general In
President Wilson's Official Family. e
AS the story goes, and. its nara
tor is closely allied with the inner
chamber and unquesttonably credit
able, John I. McGraW. lne=naiaol1
committeeman, is also wiling to ac-
cept the candidacy OF DAVIS a nos go
to the front for IT This IS the first
time. TOO: taat ,,3xce ~ xl 1<As,, 80
iIaVoreo pa 1c,s,.Ls Ia - n E,i7 Az Iia
70 senAIor Snlleo 81. $3.50 ~
e11 u 49, - 40 10 Of
the petty 'lsH4oSS.1. a,.a,,1,ody
spafA LIZ IIA.ssI1,,tS ~, s..s.
kno"s dno II goes Soy
ing.
! Watson and McMSraW axe IN H gu
p1ete understanding as 10 ngnu my
! Chiffon and as to packing Jonn w.
Davis II the Iatter can De sol 1el .n.o
the race laey nave ,, MOI An, me- ns Seo
sonany 90 aiscuss II, DIe -, s,d
t1ations nave oeen Saliieo -. 4 ~
Successfully, oy one ny, s.-Coss-.s.,,
commence OF DOLL. ns p $50; a..
agreed upon oy 1tn % = --e
ana pofIent1ous-
Fist, the forced retlfenenI "
Chiffon from senatorial cons sl1sE dsion
and control OF the Dairy OF SIN,
ton; meaning that part WHICH ne anu
not WATSON controls
Second, the CONSUMPTION OF John
w. Davis to make the race for the
nomination for senator, the conscrtp-
ton part of 1t to be worked through
Dras;donf VUiIso0