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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
Gr6d0 J(aC6ric6t
Don i6rem gatten!

srpges, Granfreidl, "a. 1Sebr.
Maoame 6eorge abrabdm, Die lett
Dem 8~cridluiu6en hires gatten, Der
Solbat i'm i5G. einiem. ,Snfanterie
siegiment lit, bel benz Angriff anf
Mameb am ?. Cftcber 1914 feline
Radlridlt mebr pon inn er6alten
Gatte, hat 200 aufragebrieie aadl
oentiden @eiangenenlagern geidlric.
ben. Sie erhielt 30 AntiUorten, bab
tbr @atte Hidlt in benz betreffenOem
iei, fat aber Jest eincn 8rief
aus SdHei6emiiGl, &renFen, erbal.
ten Der fOlaeubermafen lantet:
asihr 8attc lit fier, lit geinnS unS
arbeitet i'm gnacr.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
Der 5e(O5ug gfgen
Ole R%abe(mac0er!

@ien, "A. 6e6r., ii6er Berlin unO
Dauu 1nnfenberidlt, 9as 6iter-
reidiid-nngariide tSunptqnarticr
melOete geitern nberO DOm Staliener-
frieg: Yin Der Sion3OfrOnt fun es
beIon0ers in Der 4dbe BON Rlniud
sn leb6aftem Artilerictampf. Sin
Siterreidii drnngariide 5lng5cngge.
idluaoer Hnternabm einen Angriff
atf Oas Tabrifsgebiet in Der Conn
barSei. 3pei 5licser flartcn bis
Mailarb anf. Sin s~ipeites @eidma-
Der griff ous Aeroorum nnO Die
Snfenanlageu in Seiensanp am
@arbaiee an. 8ei 6eiOen llnterne6-
mnngen lunrben nlebrere quite Sref-
fer 6eobadltet. NSrot oes beftigcn
Der feinOlideu A6me6rge.
itritc febrten ale Maidinea inner
ic6rt sfrif.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
Deut(C6(an0 miro
NIT liC6 reOen (agen!
Nag ben 3eitpnuft fir gesinn Der
ucneH SaH6boOtsE rore
Deridieben.

&aibinstOn, "a. 5e6r. slnf Der
bieiigeH Oentiden 8OtidIaft luirb Sa.
ranf biHseOeutst, bar bic meme
Samd g.SrSre nidlt am 1,
WGr5 in Strait treteH wirO. M6s.
lideriueiie miro Der 3eitpnntt uers
idlobcu luerbrn. Ser oentidle Bot.
idlaftrr iueisertc i'd, nn5ngeben, Oh
oieies @erhdt AMI 8abrbeit bcrnbt
uOrr Hidt. StaatsiefretGr Coming
bat beilte nadmittag cine lange SION.
fcreH5 NIT Dem grdibenten gs6abt.
@eisenprcis falft.
ebieagu, "A. 5cbr. anf OQs
@erHdt bin, Saf Der Sentid)e got.
idafter nm Ausfeanns ieiner Ya.
pierre nadIgcindt babe, lit Der @ei.
5enpreis mn Der bieiisen g6rie I'm
3 Geuts i'm 9reiie sefallen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
9;erionalQ ofisen.

drau j. 5reitaa por Gran,
lton, &'po, melt 6ciudlshnlber IN
0maba Del ihrer Sod)ter, 5rau S.
r. 9}uijel.
SER Otto 0elicr, SdlaBnciitcr
poH 4laitc COMM, ip0bute ebeniaae
Dem bier 6eute gum abidiub ee.
tommeHen transformers Der Goun.
t1 SdaBmeiitcr 6ei. er iuroe 3mei.
mol fir oas 4alf erfpdblt uno hat
lid onr@ gepfieithnite Amtsfiib.
rIlila eiBen gluten Honen gemddlt.
SEER " s. @alter ne6it Sobn
Gtto GouHtpaimalt Don 8Idtte
eoimtn, nehmer hcitte Die Auto-
caslteliuHg IN angeaiheiH.
9err 6riB 61ieBen non apocn.
ga, fanFtc hier geiiern Snunloterial
eln fno beiHdic ebenialis oie auiO.
ausigeiluHa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
u. I. 8caton aeifor6en.

". 8. 8eaton Grdfioent Der 8ea.
ton & Saier 60, iDuroe Geutc fra6 4
llbr IN ietnem 9eim, SOP 9or6 40.
Str, bonn 1ooe a%bber1fen. er
mar felt neun Sabren fr1ilfli6 ulo
ieit is W}onaten an oaB Sans ae.
Ger &critorbene erreidte
eiu alter bon fam Al sya6ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
gTp(oliOn i'm
Sta0lS6apitO(!

9incOln, gie6r., "a. Se6r. Sine
Dicr 6ui lauae McIingbumbe, sic
insgebeim in Den i'm gaiement Ses
Staatsfapitols befinOlidlen 6eisap-
paraf geiteft iuOrben tunr, erploOier-
te bente beim 5eneraumadjen. Bic
mani murhe berlebt. Der anaeridl-
tete SdaOen lit gering.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
g%ntomo6ilg lmsitcanno.

@eitern mar 5armers gag OH
Der AisiteIlina. mo Ser geiud,
mar Elm ausiioiHnsp eiie 51bIreidpr.
YIN Der aaiie muroen gcitern o0cin
Si,554 ciugeionmcn, bic groijtc
Siirme melde 6is5er an einem
ein5igen Gage duf irgen0 einer auto-
lfeIIimg in omaha eingenommen
mHr0e Seite lit aSocietp Gag4,
an iDeldem iid bic g5tiisen ser
@eielihdit" 1T oes 4nsitelluua Elm
StelloideiH geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
gfntI6f niBtn
ibrt GrIOlgr
wfiter aus!
TriMstn BET @erbau meter bur nnO
ieBmen Oas iuidJtige Beaumont
ionic mebrere Crtidaften.
8erIin, "a. Eebr. LaMntenberidt.l

Berlin, "a. 5ebr. (fyunfcuberidt)
9as beHtIGe ariegsaHlt meIoet
bente nadrmittae: Sansae Sort
idJritte mer0en ODn unieren SrnppeH
in Bren eewaItigen 4ngriffen AMI
bic GprtifitatiOnrn @erSan's &C.
madJt. Aaf benz Ditliden lIfer Der
Wtaas Iahen mir mieOer beOeutenoe
@rDbernHgen gemndt. Die pom
beiH0e bartuafig DerteiOisten Crit
ihafteH 8ra6Gntt 9numDnt nHS
5amDgHeur unr6en bon ms &C.
IfiIrmt. 6erHer erDbertea mir Den
annSen BalOOiftritt, Der Ta in nDro.
ueitlider, nGrOIidJer uuS nOrb6itli.
der Nid)tnng pom bort ans erftreft.
Aa6 bic itrategiid be0emten0e StaOt
SeaRmOat iolDie has groFe 9prf
6erbebpgs iuHrben BON nns beicbt.
Sine grOhe Aa5abl @efausene unr-
be gema6t, and erhenteteH mir cine
DaeHge ariegsmaterial, 6aHptidhlif)
aber MiaidiHemgeiue9re nnO MRui-
tim.
6OlgeHSss lit Der @Drtlnnt 6es
Oentifen amtlidlen Serihts BON ee.
tern nadmittag an Der 8eitfront:
SH Der 9udbaridaft Der Sdiikeu.
grGbea, meldJe Gftlidj ppn Gomdles
Tim ArtDis 9titrift) Opn ms geuoms
men mnroen, fanOen mir Die Stels
lnnsen bes 6einSes 6eOenteuo 6mrdJ
Wiineniprengmngen beidGSigt. Die
3abl Der 8efnngenen, bic lpir oDrt
maflten, lit ami 348 Bemcinc unb II
Gffi8iere geitiegen. And erbeateten
luir orei Wlaidinengeuebre.
Die GAIL Der bel Gunienb0De (auf
Scr &er0nn-6ront) aemadten Gefan-
geHen betrast melt iiber 5000.
Sas bic 6ransoiem iagen.
8aris, "A. 6ebr. = Sas ariegs
amt melSete bente, oaf bic 6rau-
soicn Die Grti6aft gra6nnt an Ser
Maas, nOirOIid BON @erSnH, gerammt
babeu. 9ie Semtidcm mareu info-
melt erfol9reidl, OaR ie Oas eansc
8elanOe i'm &alSe bon Ganres an.
riferubert 6aben. 8ir ranmten 0as
Corr 5anmuHt uad einem bIntigem
aampfe, in iueldlem nniere Sruppcn
Ocm 6einoe iebr idlluere gerlmite
bei6radteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
poGamt in Dodge,
Jle6., 6erau6t!
GiHbrcdlcr fprengen ben GseIoIdrranf
HHO iteileu $500 bar.

3oSge, 9eb., "a 6e6r.- in Der
9angencr 9adt aranacu Ginbrcfler
IN Ons Bieiige guitamtsaebanSe,
iprrngten oeu NeLOIdranf nnO CT.
benteteu $500 bares @rfO, ionic
SriefmarfeH i'm @ertc uon $500.
gciecr III es linen gclungen, lire
6indlt 81 6eluerfltsligen, o1ne cine
Spur 81 hiHterlahen. Ter Ran6
mnr0c crit Berte frib eutoeft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
9tr lfgte @rng.

eonOOn, u 5ebr. Sine ala.
Ids, bic Den leetcn @rnk Oes ge,
fe6lsbabers oes ms Meer g~eitarsteH
3eppelins entbielt, marSe anfgefiidt.
5n Dem Sdreiben uimmt Der 5abrer
Aes S%nitidiffts in ~rabrenber &eilr
bon Den Seinrn abiditO nnS iaat
5nm Sdlnk oah Der yEftfrsn5cr in.
eiucs llHfaas %abitiir5tc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
grieffaften.

SER q. 9ermii9len bon Dunlap.
Soma, ieItoet Sic Gribiine nit Sen
belten @rilBeu an Serrll Sermalt
8el0, ieinen 5hnager un0 5amilie
IN Seaberg &anoper.
SEER 3obn Geunmes non 9unInp,
Soma, ierfoet Die Iribilie ali leiueit
gritoer uno ieineH Better. Ole Scr.
ren @m. demmeS ua0 Sobn q.
Sdneioer ban oaueii CT felt LANCER
3eit nidts lortc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
9entidet 5ampier cntviidt.

gouoOu, "a. Sebr.- Ger ocutidc
9ampfer g6odlfelb1, Scr ieit pc.
ginn Oes aricges in 6rm -~n uui
Naoeira (pOrtugieitidle Saicl an Ser
&eitfnite BON 9lfrifnl i|uterniert
mar, 1T, Gier ci~ugetroffcnrn RadD-
ridten sufolge, entuiidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
american OetenIe
Society gegen 5or0!
&erSen cine &anpa9ne gegen Sciien
! er6ffnen.

Neiu Yurf, "a. 5c6r. Der g6i.
lantrop 6enrg 6Orb Bat in 0iliden
SldHern cine itarfe aampaanc gcgen
ons 8eaieruH9ss Sereitidaftspro.
sraHlm er0ffaet. Die 4merican Dc
fcnie SDcietg bot nnnmebr erflGrt,
4nsriffen nnf Sas 9rogramm
ant glcidle &eiie Sdadl 3u bietcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24

Ter 6ar6ige Senro Iot6ias
miroe megen Sdcdfoliduaa in mes.
reren ,Sallen N Snit aeltontmen.
Tie llni0criitdt uiro eiuea
tfellett anbau er6alten, Der ettua
100000 toifrn miro. IS lin6 Be-.
reifs $4,000 aufgebradt nno NIT
Dem gon IoG i'm Snni bedonncn
per0cn. Gaarse q. SosIpn BAT az.
lcin S250m mlteridrieben inter
Der 9eoiagmg, oaB zine aleide
1lmIme bon Der uniperfitdt anfae.l
bradlt miro.
Sieben neue Gtfnnfnngen an
Sharldh mnr0en eeitern berihtet.
OcsgIeidleH Gin Sooesnnfoa an Aieicr
aroHfheit.
abOHnirt ouf bic SdnIi6e Rribius
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
Fliearr ii6cr gleb.

garie, "A. 1ebr. Sin iran
56iidles 6lieser9eiduaOer sirfclte
geitern uber Mlsb nnO bo~mbarOierte
bic gabHitation in einer goritaSt
Don Neb. Sin @asbebaltcr uurbe
getrofFrn nnO cine GEploion Uernr.
iad)t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
3ei6nungen OurC6
Jeuer 5Grlt6rt'

Gaming, Midl9 "a. 6cbr. Sm
3. Stofmcrf Oes 5tate glof fam
dente frib 6euer 5nm Ausbrud.
StnnisbDfumeute ioipis m%ertuDlle
3eidnnnaen puroen burdJ 5euer
nHO HandJ 5eritDrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
adlfnna, f0rmer!

&ir be5ablen Oeu 65fften @artt.
prels iiir aiite Butter uio iriide
gier, geimlot 0nrt GnrtI goit ODER
.erpreB. Sdreibt iiir nahere g(lg.
fullit on 8csbl Trooufe So.
500 4art gLDc. Glnnbo. 9lcb.
6-28
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
1rnn geo Nnihnnnn mltr

5rau SEQ Soihuaun nur0e
giestag abena 3%uiammcn NIT liner.
Sdlmeiter, SRI Soep6ine Tun.
ahertp. ais Tie pom lbeater bcim.
fehrien an Ode 80. mo @ebiter
Fir. non cinciu 9onoitcn uberiaaen
UNI I'M $4.O0 6prou6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
Der Hai(er i'll DOR
0erOun eingetrOfen!

eunOun, "a. 6e6r. aaiier SSH
helm bat icin ,Sanptanurtier Del Der
Armee oes oeatiden arunprinscn
uOr &erSun anfgeidIageu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
SAueAcnSampfer unteraeaanacn.

aopenGnscn, "A. Sc6r. Der
ifiueoiidle 0ampfcr s&olnao4, 1900.
Eoanen grOf, lit in scr @oroicc nu
teraeaaugen. Die Mnnulfjaft mir.
Dc gerettet. 4ian glaubt, oaF CT
Grf cine Yiiuc gclaaicu lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24

5taotDater Sobn Z. grerel lit
ouf 8rpei @o6en al ieiner g~r6oIung
mad greIfior Springs, Mo. berreiit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
6rancn. nnO jnnae MaSfen.aoitime.

-aorrefte 1916 5%rii9ja6rs- 5aeons, appieu t~errerer mo.
ocIe, por5iald in 6erteannq, stoffen 3lidnitt nin
%n1in0etens 10 gut pie SIS lno $40 teurere aoItiime m0ers
no. 3uBenoe bii6ider 6acons geraoe eingetroffen. ie0cr
Gag bringt neue 3nflbreu. @iibi6e, groB o0er flein Qe.
%ptrfelte aoiiiute, iolde nit Spibeibeiab, binteu loie ooer
mt glaft6forbt9el 8ufen him. ame neuea 5ar6ea, iaqe
grlin, p1dtblnll e%rblen9rat Iobfarbig IN Derifieoenen
Sdaftferungel rein poaene Stofie, slt iisenOe aotiime ali
1915, S1248, $f3.S5, St4s5.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-24
aanfen sic 8reitae tinen nenen a@ra6ia5rs eoat.
a6ansfleibcr.

O. lo9nt i'd iie 81 Eau
Ten. Sir iino docnfen il
Siia5a fir Die bcrubmltcl
qeelctric grauo" Saasfiei
Der. pelde aus uielea @riln
ben anoeren Dor5li8iebel
iino hiibide 6ornen
idone Stofie oae geidum.
mo por5iIglidl iiten0, 6i.
9iimmer 50 iilr itarte "a
men. GuBenoe 5ormen 8ul
gInspobI. 3raeen sie en-
Electric grano" Sausfleii
einnal mo Sie weroea MID
elm onocre fauien 81
s ss,ii s1.s s'1 S1.48
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
THOMAS P. GORE TO SPEAK HERE
FRIDAY IN BEHALF OF WILSON

Thomas p. Gore, the blind
senator OF Oklahoma and one Of
the most gifted orators in the
senate. will speak to PendletOn
people in behalf of the candidacy
of Woodrow Wilson Friday after
noon of this week at . O'Clock.
This is the announcement made
this morning by J, W. Maloney.
chairman of the democratic CEN
tral cOmCittee. Senator Gore
will arrive I'm Pendleton on No.
IL Friday and, after speaking
here, will leave for Walla WaIla
where he is to make an address.
The committee has a=rcnecd
20 have the distinguished senator
speak from the steps Of the city
haTl IL the day Is fair. Otherwise
arrangements will be made TO Sc
cure suitable hall.
CHAMBERLAIN SATURDAY.
Senator Gore Is the first OF a
number Of sneakers of national
renOwn who are coming TO Una
tilla county 60 speak for the
president, the second being Sem
ator George f.. Chamberlain OF
OREGON who will reach Pendle.
ton Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24

tracks. The sheriff doubled back on
No. this morning, dropping off a,
Yoakum. He walked east from Yoa-
KUN and met the two men.
After some hesitance they admitted
their guilt. They were walked back
to Barnhart and then brought to
Pendleton. When searched 82s was
found on them and black mask was
found upon one. Both are young
men Of about 81 or 2.
According to the story of Mr.. Mil
Ter, he was coming from the depot be-
tween . and 40 iaetAnsght. He was
crossing the park lava when. with,
out warning, he was attacked from
behind. When he revived, one man
was on top Of him and holding his
mouth closed to prevent his calling
for help. The other was rifling his
pockets. He remembers being struck
a second time while he was down but
his appearance indicates he was
struck many times, probably with
some instrument.
His face and ears are cut in sever.
al places, his eyes are blackened and
there are many bruises and abrasions
all over his face and scalp.
Having taken all his money, about
$4S, Mr.. Miller says his assailants
fled. He reported at once at the
police station and both police and
sheriff's officers started to work at
once upon the case.
Mr.. Miller has been working for
c. p. Miller, the plumber, and had
just been paid off. He cashed the
check yesterday and recalls having
seen large man watching him as he
received the money. He thinks the
men laid in wait for him between the
cars OF a train standing on the track.
The larger of the two, he says. care
fully kept behind him so that he could
not be seen clearly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
H. S. DANCES WILL
BE HELD IN "GYM"

All high school dances In the fu-
ture will be held in the gymnasium OF
the building. according to action
taken last evening at a meeting OF
the High school Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION.
Not only will the dances be held in
the building but they will be attend
ed by patrons Of the school, who were
given the opportunity last evening to
express their willingness to attend all
the functions This action was the
result of a discussion of high school
amusements participated In by fifty
patrons.
The boys and girls forums will be
started again this fall, the first meet
ing to be a banquet given by the Do
mestic Science department. It was
the opinion of the meeting that more
discussion should be secured in the
girls meetings. Supt. Park was au-
thorized to proceed with the forma-
ton Of the forums.
Mrs. X. G. McRae for the north
side. Mrs. F. E. King for the Haw-
thorne district and Mrs. T. r. Hamp.
ton for the Washington district, we're
elected vice presidents of the high
school association, thus completing
the organization of the association.
That the high school should be
used rs a social center for the young
people of Pendleton was the plan ad-
vanced by Rev J. E. Snyder and II
was the opinion Of the meeting that
something should be done to establish
suitable gathering place.
The meeting opened with several
reels Of educational films
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
YOUNG ATHENA GIRL
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Miss DOlllc white, Aged II, Passes
Away Eahy THIS Morning was
III slnce Sunday Night,
(EAst oregOnian Special. }

ATL4A,A, Uc.. 24.-Ill only since
Sunday night, Miss Dolly White, II
year old Athena high school glrl, died
this morning at O'Clock. The cause
OF her death Is unknown. She did not
complain of feeling badly until
night before last and her a.lment was
not considered serious until a short
time before her death. Then ply
sician was hastily summoned but she
passed away before his arrival
Miss White was injured about two
years ago in an automobile accident
between Milton and Walla Walla and
was In critical condition owing to
conclusion of the brain. Her last ILL
ness was attended by a gathering in
the head but whether there was any
connection between that and her In
jury in the accident is not determined
as yet.
Deceased was a popular member Of
the sophomore class of the high
school and was a member Of the bas-
ketball team. She is survived by her
mother, Mrs F. M. White, and six
brothers of Athena and sister living
in Durkee. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
CALLS ADANSON LAW
MONSTER GOLD BRICK
Chairman Wilcox Declares Measure
VIII do More Than Anything Else
TO Defeat President.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Republi-
can Chairman Wilcox mailed a state
ment to Washington newspaper cor
respondents saying: THE Wllson-Ad-
amson wage increase bill will do more
than anything else TO defeat the presi.
dents ambition to succeed himself.
Wilson succeeded in handing a gold
brick to the presidents of the railway
brotherhoods. He cannot deceive the
men they represent once they get a
chance to examine the bills them
selves"
He declared the Adamson Law
makes every railroad employe sub.
ject to injunction, fine Of thouS
and dollars and a years imprison'
ment for interfering in interstate traf-
fic. He said the fact that President
Lovett of the Union Pacific and the
president Of the Erie had determined
to support Wilson, should cause sus-
picion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24

Senator Chamberlain is sched-
uled to speak at the Oregon thea
ter Saturday evening and big
preparations are being made By
the democratic central commit
tee and the Woodrow Wilson
League to hold q celebration and
rally. Saturday Is wilson Day
all over the nation and the pFesi-
dents friends will be asked to
demonstrate their loyalty to him.
One OF the features Of the
Wilson day program here will be
a parade OF foot mArchera. men
and women. F.. j. Murphy has
been named to take charge OF this
hature and win announce his
plans later.
Chamberlain will remain ovpr
Sunday In PendletOn and win
probably be banaueted Sunday
evening by the Wilson league.
On Monday he will speak at sew
eral different towns In the eOun-
ey. His schedule Is. Adams at
- m. Athena at 1880. weston
at t:S0 y. m, Froewatcr at $50
and Milton NJ 7;3O. From AsH-
ton he win come hack to PendIe-
ton and go to Ia Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
JUDGE T. H. BRENTS OF
WALLA WALL4A is DEAD
Well known Pioneer OF the West Is
Claimed After Lingering Illness.

wALIAA WALLA. oct. 24.-Judge
Thomas Hurley Brents died here at
1880 yesterday morning. following a
lingering illness, Funeral services
will be held this afternoon.
Cowpuncher. pony express rider.
lawyer, congressman, Judge Brents
passed busy life in the west. Sew
enty-six years of age, he passed 81
years of it in the northwest, and 56
of those years were devoted to the
study practice and administration Of
the law.
Judge Brents was born in Florence,
ILL.,, in 1910 and at the age OF ls ac-
eompanled his parents. who drove
across the plains with oxteams to
western oregon. locating In the vii.
lamette valley. He attended school
and passed two winters at the Baptist
college OF oregon City, one fall at
the Portland academy and a year at
McMlnnville academy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
GERARD CONFERS
WITH PRESIDENT

LONG BRANCH, Oct. 24.--Ambas.
sador Gerard lunched with President
Wilson and spent the. afternoon dis
cussing all phases Of the German situ-
alton, including summarizing. Ger
ard said he bore no official German
communication but expects fully to
discuss peace prospects. Gerard Is
uncertain when he returns to Berlin
but positively will remain until after
election. He is not participating in
the campaign. 1t Is announced Will
son makes five minute stops at Phila-
delphia and Baltimore tomorrow en-
route to Cincinnati, He makes sew
eral stops in Ohio and speaks at Gin
cinnati Thursday night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
ECHO, HEART OK
REPUBLICANVs$ =
is FOR w f

ECHO, Ore, Oct. w.
(Special) "a straw vote
was held last week at the
George & Miller Co. store
for president of the Unit
ed States with the result
Of Wilson 95, Hughes 81
and Benson A. This is
quite a victory for Wilson
when it is remembered
that the registration Of
these two precincts has al
way been strongly repub-
lican in politics.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
BRITISH CONSOLIDATE
1000 YARDS OF TRENCHES
Lose 1900 Men Capturing SchWaben
RedOubt But Take 1000 German
Prisoners.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-It is announc-
ed the British consolidated a thou
sand yards of trenches east Of Guede-
court. There was intermittent she'll
ing. Halg reported the British loss
1909 men capturing Schwaben re-
doubt, but captured a thousand Ger
mans. Paris reported inactivity. A
French aeroplans attacked a trench
In Stvaast Woodas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
HUGHES ELECTION AND REPEAL OF s-HoUR BILL
MEANS RAILROAD STRIKE, SAYS UNION HEAD

This statement was made BY Fred.
erlck A. Burgess, assistant grand chief
OF the Brotherhood OF Railroad I'm.
gineers, in an interview today at this
Herald Square hotel.
Burgess said public opinion IL
squarely in favor ot an elght-hour
law; that even railroad presidents are
beginning TO see the wisdom Of the
course and that anyone who tried 10
eheckmate the law did so at his peril
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
MAN IS BEATEN AND ROBBED
IN LOCAL DEPOT YARDS LAST
NIGHT; kSSA|LANTS ARRESTED

After an all-n!ght search, Sheriff
T. d. Taylor this morning at Z o.
clock placed under arrest two young
men giving the nance Of George
Went and John Burns and who con-
fessed to have beaten up and robbed
Joe Miller in the local depot yards
last night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
: HHUAHUA RESIDENTS
FLEEING CITY FEARING
AN ATTACK BY VILLA
SILVER AND JEWELS
WORTHS1OO,OOOT TAKEN
burglars ChlOrOfOrm Whole Family
OF f. b. GrIswoId, Wealthy Wall
Street Broker.

NEW YORK, Oct 24.-Frank Grey
Griswold, a prominent Wall street
broker, reported that his Long Island
home had been burglarized and a
hundred thousand dollars worth Of
silver and jewelry was missing. This
is the biggest robbery in recent years.
The burglars rode in an auto. They
chloroformed the entire family All
were Ill this morning.
The police found chloroform soaked
rags and foot prints in every room
The burglars worked leisurely. They
ransacked jewel boxes selected the
best gems and tossed others aside
They piled the empty boxes behind
the curtains. Griswold found automo-
bile tracks on the lawn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24

Sheriff Taylor apprehsnded them
on the o-W. track about a mile west
of the Coe tunnel. After learning OF
the robbery he boarded train for
Echo at Rieth and at Echo from a
freight crew learned that two men
answering the description Of the cul-
prits had been neen walking on the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-24
PORTLAND PRICES
ARE STILL HIGH

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.--December
wheat jumped to four and one eighth.
1t closed at one seventy nine and one
eighth. May opened down three
elghts, but jumped to one seventy
eight and one eighth at closing. Early
reports OF Argentine crop damage
were exaggerated and checked the up.
ward trend this morning. Just be-
fore the close later reports caused
sudden sprints. They gained the
greatest during the final fifteen min
utes.
CHICAGO. Oct. s4.-(special TO
Fast OregonlAn. Range of prices
today:
open. High. Low. Close
Dec. 31.75 i.7sK i.73S i.7sH
May Sl.7Gh t.7s% 173H L7SB
Portland.
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 24.-(spe-
elal, Club, I1.4s; bluestem. il54,