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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-01
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baben. Der Jal i'm 1unbesgerif.
fpurbs Bis gum 5trbft psrtast.
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lleber bic Strafe bes gefeblsbattr!
beg llnterisebootes ptrlangt.
wsIfes bic .SuHey1 tors
pebirte.

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Das Staats : Department pirb eite
formsle anfrase an bic beutfhe Rssl
gierung ri9ten, tpelte art BON Stra''
fe iiber ben 9~efeblsbaber bes unters
isebooiss psrbdnat porbtn iei, ben be-,
aanalbampfer .SuHer" iOrpebiris.
Sine informelIe anfrase bur4 Den
gotitafisr 9srarb blieb unbeants
tpcrtet.
als 9eutI4lanb snsab. bab bsr
Dampier .GuFer" Acknowledgement:
ansesrifien ipurbe, purbe 3usleiH ans
s%eiiinbist. bab Der gefeblsfaber oes
llnterieebootes ransemefen teifrdil"
tporben iei unb bab S4obtnsriab ass
leiitet tpsrben piirbe.
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int informsa on~3ufrdsen, ipelde StrasI
fe Der Sifisier erbaIten babe, Der fii1
ben Taa perantportli4 lei, abe.
t~peiiere Sdritts in Der anselesenbeix
iuurben rerI9oben um ab5ufporetn, az
Ssuti9larb feline 0sripre9unser.
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boot . praris CAB, an4 boltem tperb:.
Die ameritanif9e Resieruns pa!
feitber feline llrfade sefunben, fid
iiber l~lebergriffe burh llnterfeeboote
sn 6ei4tperen, bod febt bic He5ab,
lung BON gntfdabisuns fit Anipris
DE, fptlf,e aus pisien UGilI<n, Elm.
Ifdlie6lid Der .gufitania1. reiulti
ren. nod aus.
ID pteri0fes gerf9ntnber.
eambribge, Tb., 80. Suni.--
5isr slaubt man. baB Diliom 8.
Webforb, Der Glsrt bes Areisserids
tee pom Dordsiisr gountp unb pros
minertsr repubIifaniie9r pplitittr,
in b.r Nad,t be sDonnerjtdg auf einsr
einiamen Ganbtrabe Don tineln
Gremben. ben -er in iein 4utomo6il
senommen battle, ermDrbet ipurse.
Die aeidbe III nod ri&t sefunoen,
UNI man Hiiln1t an, bdb ne tn Der
Glub selporfen tpuros. 0as auior
mobil purbe BON eintm Gdrmfr, pel.
der. fpel6er bon einsm 6armer su
bem pIase sefiibrt fpurbe, an Der
Strabe s%efunben. Der Jremb, fasi:
hem 5armer, elm Rann NIT BEN er
sufammen fubr, babe bic aontrolls
iiber isin gutomobil berloren unb
lei in ben dlub s%efprunsen. Mtbs
forbs Rod, Mise. 6embtrasen unp
elm SdIiiHelbunb ipurb< auf Dem Be-
ben Der Waidine sefunben. Der
Irsmbe perfAtpanb. nad,bem q ben
Jarmsr gu BEN automObif seiiihrt
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-01
Pans 4amidber frei8e'
iprodbem.
Die Gti1pOreusn iparsn rur 30 Wi.
nuten in geratbung.
Bon ben nit ibm anssilastsn 1T MI.
Wolf DON Ssel i'm 9ersid Der Be-
borben.

Rem gort, 30. Sum-. Sans
1auider, Der ebemaIiss beutIte Diff
aier. puroe am Jreitas DON cine,
Surp bon Der 4ntIase freigsiprotsr,
on elmer Weritp0runs beibeiIist ge.
rpeisn gu istn, bsi Der es fit I'm bi!
3erit0runs bes Wellanb aanaIs &c.
bdnoelt baden ipa.
Die Gti9porsne1 rporen so Rinu.
ten lang in 9eIaibuns. Oils Der Wabrs
fpruG berIefsn purbe, ipsinten IRA,
oame Gabsti, bic @attin 1duihers,
unb feline 1o9ter Gotta Dor syreubs.
3spei Mdnnsr, bic in bis5Gnot tlaii9,
ten unb ibrer 3~ufrisbsnbsit i6er ben
Wahripru4 our6 beutide gusrufun
gen ausbrud saben, tpurben bon b.1
anseftslten prompt an bic Cuff ge'
iebt. 6err 5aufter perlisb iofort mil
feiner 6amilis ben 9erittsiaal.
Sn Der ON 10. april bon Der Der.
Staatsn Granb Surp erbobsnen Qn-
ilase iparen 9auidsr, 6auptmanr
5rdn3 boom papen, Der friihsre beut.
ide WiIiidr . attade; Wolf bon
Ssel, fem sstrstdr; aIfreb u. 5riben
unb aonitantin goDani beidulbigt, al!
elmer gsridpOruns CUR 3~eritOruns
bes WeIlanb SanaIs betbeilist sepeien
gu fem. 5aufter 1T Der biefis. asent
Der aruppIdeu Werie in gEen.
Bon Seel iieht nod ifnsm prcseb
entssssn. Gris.n unb GOOani i4einsn
bas aanb bsrIaHen gu baben.
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paul a5nis,
Der anssbli4e 9srf6m5f
rer. erbGlt in elmer Re-
Santiago eine upsns
birte CITRATE


bsntlase eiIe ufpsns
btrte Strafe.
Rem Yort, 80. Suni. paul a6s
mig, friibsr Chef bes @ebsimbienltss
Der Sam6urg : amsrita : ainie, tpels
der lid idulbfg bstannts. oas 8sisb
perltsi su baben. Dos ~perbietet, arin.s
selbsr Si stben, nuroe an Jreitns ui,
ter elmer fuipsnSirten Siraft entail
fen. gr mar aneeflast, fir sepiNe
Briefe unb 0otumente Der Rational
giip gont, BITE fid auf ben Munis
tionspsrfanbt be3isben. $25 anstbotes
3u babsn. 4ber Der prdiibent Der
ganf islbt, Grant u. yanosrIip,
bate ben DiFrtttsanpalt Sipann er.
fu&t, bab bic sirais iuipenbif.
tperbe, "a.
6err Spann iasis i'm gerihf:
YDisi. antlags lit nur cine Vsbeniade
in sinsm GaIlt. pelfer niissnblidlih
i'm gunbssgsriht f4pebt. Sd babs
bas 0orIeben bes Anseilagien nnters
fuHt unb fsItgsite[t. bdb Is unanfeHts
bar 1T. llnb i'd fpiinfd< nibt, ges
iddftsmdnnsr ilis Gefansnib 5u brin-
gen nur besbalb, neil lie Iih zines ses
rinefiisissn gsrse4ens f9ul0is maa'
ten.
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giTiaer SITTER.

Der 3ip0lf SABRE aIte 0up aorpe.
bon 30. 1887 SHb auburH apenuc.
tpurbe eeiiern. als sr Dor benz SauIs
30. 1888 Siib auburn aNnue nit
einsm Snnbe fpieiis ploBlif bon BEN
9bitr ansefdllen unb in bic retts
6iifte gebifsn. Die 9ibfpunbe tpuros
fofort ron Or. Charles GregOrn
Gmitb bon Der 9orheiter @Denus
aussebrannt.
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Mnfdne.
Wnrtin ste,ens fominf bei Stnr1
nus benz pisrten Stodfperf nil
einisen Sdrammcn bapon.

Gin @IiidspilB lit cine Srnge ser
30 Sabre ate Nnricn Stepens. Gin
angsitellter ser griiner 0coIen 60.
i'm 9ptler @etd1ioe an Der g9eit 6.
Strabe. CIR ~itiir3te eeitern gormitfiJ
mis einem Jeriter bes Dierten gtod.
roerfs 6es @eb1uoes uno fam nit
einiaen iinbeoeutenoen Gietifunseil
ocpon, iooaB er obne neiteres mteocr
al bic arbcit geben tornte.
gtcpens fab mif elmer Seniterbaif
I'M pierten Stcdtperf he's Oebduoas,
ais er bas @leiAgespid,t pcrlor uno
IN oie 9ieie i~hirote. @IidIi9ertpeiic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-01
SeHesme nab 4aStsn.

Der Bellevue Siabtratb bat bic
Sroinans, ipelde bic Sieu.rrate mil
$1.35 pro 500 Notwithstanding fsits
iest, enogiiItis ansenommsn. Die
8ertbeiIung srfolst tpte RadfoIsen9
a~nseseben: GensraIfonbs 5Se, Gai..
feb aDe. gouos Sc, SaplOr Gree.
Gulosrt Gonbs lac, SduIfonos SOC,
5onbs fir bic grnsuerung bon Bombs
2ac. S9uloentilsunss : Srnbs 3ac.
5onbs fir bas reue S9ulbaus 6ae,
aaplor aDe. ReupiIaitsruns GonOs
4 Gents.
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gier giIta ganbitsn s.s
hdnat..

Dsming q. M., 30. Suni. Bier
9iua ganbiisn. rpsl6e an bsmlIeber.
fad auf Columbus. q. Dr., betbiligi
rDaren, biibten am 5reitas ibr @srbrss
den i'm gouHtpssfdnsnib an @alsen.
Die Wdnnsr tpurosn pnarpeife ses
bdnst, 5uerit GnieDiO Rsnteria urs
5aurino Gareia, unb bann Jpbn
Manstl lnh Sran gafiao. Ranse!
rauhts cine Cigarette, ols ibm biz
Sdlinee I'm ben 6als selegt purbe.
feiner ipoilte stfpas faetn, MIR Gar
eta risf aus: sd boffs, baB Goii
ulsinsn 6sinosn psraeben pirb.s
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IN 1eHen
gradte Der Dampfer yR o r.
bangor" 5pei meuterHbs
Watrofen mad Rem


Watrofen mad Rem
Dort.
Ten yprt, 80. SUM. @ia be-
noripssii6e 1ampfer yRprbaaser" am
5reitag BON RarieilIe bier antam. Ia.
gen sfp.i Witslieber fsiner Sdiffss
manniGaft in &etten. Die beioenWdns
ntr, Elm Meyiianer unb elm Spdnier,
fpelt. nit WsFeru urb RsboIpe,n BE-
ipaffnei rparsn. baiten ii4, na6bsm
Der 9ampfer Mariei1e perlaHeu,
ssfpsis.ri, su arbeiten, unb 6atien bis
Dor srpsi 1asen, dIs Tie in aetten a..
isgt ipurbtn. nit anberen Watroiea
sstampit unb cine srobs Msnse bon
S9iffspprrdtben serii6rt. Der aapis
tan mar aubtr Stunbe setpeIeN, Sc
Weuierer, Seren 9eriied auf b.n
Sdiiis BON GleitseiinntsH sebeim ses
bdlten ipurbe, feit5unebmen. einmll
bate man re iiberpdltist unb in Der
Sareinsripertitdtte auf benz S9iffs
eimsti6loFsn, absr fie iestsn bic 30
bslfpGne in 1ranb ur,b tntidIipfisn
ipabrsnb bns 5euer selOitt ipuros.
glis Der 0ampfer bic Aunrantdnes
StaiiOn errsitie. purbsn bic beibsn
MANNER Der poIi3si iibersebsn. Die
S9ifismdnnifaft beftanb aug Spas
niern, Wsriianern, griehsn uns
W%pripegern.
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GDbixstoa.

Nie Gopinstoner Effiee iar bas
.9in,innatier @rlfsblatt" bejiaoet
kd in benz 0eb6nbe Der Yeoples
Gapinss Vanf & Sruit So, Z Wels
Sedlte Strahe. Inseigeu, Mfittbe!.
lnnaen NIB @eitclmnsen irscnb mel.
der @rt merSeu bis nenn uBr IbenSS
baicIbit entsesenseuommeu. Sslepbuu
Suntb 1854.
Die @roBseih m orenen ers
beben a + II ei9e An
fladeu.
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6amilton.

llnier agent in Samilton 1T Strr
Gbnarb Srnd, 449 Sab Sanite Ctr.
Bel Sci. 476 v. Soms &boue
1851 u.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
Information FOR VOTERS

west by city limits and on north
by river. Polling place, Anibal's
Paint Shop, 710 West Alta.
Precinct AZ, bounded on east
by Ann, on south and west BY
city limits, on north by Webb.
Polling place, Hawthorne school,
Precinct 43, bounded on east
by city limits, on south by river,
on west by Logan, on north by
city limits, Polling place, Chris
tian church.
Precinct A, bounded on east
by Logan, on south by river. on
west by Matlock and Blaine and
on north by city limits. Polling
place Elmer Reager home, 314
Lincoln.
Precinct As, bounded on east
by Matlock and Blaine. on south
by river, on west by city limits
and on north by city limits. Poll
ing place, Sylvan G. Cohn home,
314 Arc street.
All boundaries run to middle
of the streets.
How to Vote.
Mark X between the number
and name of candidate or meas
ure answer. For president and
vice president voters mark X
between the numbers and names
of presidential electors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06

SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-Jeff
Beard, former sheriff of Sno-
homish county, died of the
wounds received fighting the
Industrial Workers of the
World at Everett yesterday.
This makes a total of seven
dead. E. P. Buehrer, janitor
of the Everett high school is
dying.
!. w. w. leaders have plan
ned a charge of murder against
the Everett posse. Red Doran
declared he would bring men
from all parts of the country
and precipitate an industrial
revolution" in Everett. A
hundred armed businessmen
are mobilized at Everett, ready
to guard the city.
Leaders wired Frank p.
Walsh of Kansas City, former
chairman of the federal indus
trial relations commission, ask
ing him to defend the arrested
members. They also wired an
appeal to w. D. Haywood of
Chicago, to come Immediately
and asked that Haywood hire
able lawyers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
HIGH PRICES FOUND
DUE TO CONSPIRACY

WASHINGTON. Nov. e.-Dis-
trlct attorneys throughout the
United States tlghtened the ofri-
cial nationwide nvestsgatiOn Of
the food shortage and high
prices. sufficient evidence has
already accumulated to warrant
the declaration that the high
prices are abnormal and sSRs-
piciOus.r Attorney General Gre
CORY officially said:
I'VE hear increased prices have
been due TO conspiracy and other
unlawful action. The justice de-
partment will invoke the severest
Penalties against Offenders
The investigation Is principal
" in bread, coal and milk lncreas-
es. II indictments are obtained,
they believe that ID will have a
wholesome effect on all produc-
ers. Department officials feel
able to make particularly n good
case in the coal situation II Il
reported facts were uncovered
showing conspiracy by coal pOra-
tors and railroads 10 force up
prices. Federal investigators are
willing to accept the nilroads'
car shortage rs = plea.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
EAST OREGONIAN
TOFLASHRETURNS
TOMORROW NIGHT

= An up-to-datte election night =
. service will be provided by the .
. East Oregonian tomorrow night, 4
= the returns being flashed on a =
= screen opposite the East Orego- .
y nian building on Main street. =
y The service will be secured =
= through the Western Union, the =
= United Press and a special re- .
. port on the normal school meas =
. ure. The report will start at =
. o'clock and there is promise of .
= interesting eastern news even =
= before the colse of voting in =
= Oregon. =
= Those desiring to learn the =
= news of the election at the first .
= possible moment are invited to .
. take advantage of the East .
= Oregonian bulletin service. =
y Through kindness of Walter .
y Adams. agent for the Northern =
= Pacific, the company's waiting .
= room at the corner of Main .
= and Webb will be open to the =
= public during the evening. .
4 4 = . 81 Z . Q = . . = z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
When to Vote.

0ANh w NUgSs
The polls open at s a. M. and
close at s p. m.
Where 70 vote.
The precinct boundaries and
the polling places for Pendleton
are here given.
Precinct s2, bounded on east
by city limits on south by city
limits, on west by Vincent street
from southern city limits to Rail
road and by NM street from
Railroad to Alta, on north by Al
ia from Mill TO its intersection
with Court and from that point
by Court street to city limits.
Polling place, Alta House.
Precinct S3, bounded on east
BY city limits on south by Court
street to Alta and by Alta to
Mill, on west by Mill street and
on north by river, Polling place,
d, b. waffle garage, Lewis street
Precinct "a. bounded on east
by Vincent, on south by city linn
its. on west by Main and on north
by Railroad. Polling place,
high school building, west en-
trance.
Precinct 35. bounded on east
by Mill street. on south by Rail-
road, on west by Johnson and on
north by river. Polling place.
Lanes Paint shop. Vincent street,
Precinct SO, bounded on east
by Johnson, on south by Railroad
on west by Main and on north by
river. Polling place, city hall,
Precinct 81, bounded on east
by Main. on south by Webb on
north by Cosbie from Webb to
Alta and by Willow from Alta to
river. on north by river Polling
place, sample rooms, Hotel PEN
dleton.
Precinct 3S. bounded on east by
Main, on south by city limits, on
west by Cosbie and on north by
Webb. Polling place, Bowman
hotel.
Precinct 80, bounded on east by
Cosbie, on south by city limits, on
west by Ann and on north by
Alta. Polling place, SAutch Henry
Feed Yard.
Precinct 40, bounded on east
by Willow, on south by Alta, on
west by Ann and on north by rlv-
er. Polling place, Mrs. E, C, An
ibal home, 400 West Court.
Precinct Al, bounded on east by
Ann. on south by webb street. on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
%~~N~%N>~%~~~~~

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Hughes con-
cedes that Wilson viii carry the solid
south. The democrats concede that
Hughes will carry Maine, New Hamp-
shire. Vermont. Rhode Island. Penn
sylvania and Iowa The election
probably depends on New York. nli-
nois. Indiana and Ohio.
There are eight hundred thousand
new women voters in Illinois. Poll.
ticians are unable TO predict how
they will vote. Republicans are fac
ing a big problem in keeping down
New York city's normal democratic
majority and. boosting the normal up
state republican majority. The re-
publicans claim New York by a hum
dred thousand. The democrats claim
the same majority.
New York betting still favors
Hughes, ten to eight.
On account of the heavy Illinois
registration officials do not expect to
complete tabulation until wednesday
noon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
HARRAH SOLD CLUB
$3.50 PER BUSHEL
F. o. B. THIS CITY

For price of $3.50 per bushel, w
~. Harrah sold 10000 bushels of club
wheat in Kansas City on Nov. 2. The
wheat was sold to the Terminal Elevu-
tor of Kansas City and the price is
for the wheat (. o. Pendleton, un.
sacked.
According to Mr.. Harrah, the Port
land price for sacked wheat on Nov
. was the same as he received for
his wheat here unsacked. Conse-
quently he feels he made a good sale,
He had 10000 bushels for sale but
declined to sell more than 1O.O01
bushels although he could have dis
posed of the entire crop at $3.50 per
bushel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
BIG CROWD HEARS STIRRING
ADDRESS OF MRS. THOMPSON
ON MERITS OF WILSON REGIME

Addressing herself particularly to
the women and in fair, logical way
explaining why the record OF Wood
row Wilson entities him to the sup.
port of women voters, Mrs. Alexan.
der Thompson of The Dalles satur-
day evening closed the local campaign
for the president.
Despite cold, dlsagreeable rain,
the main floor of the oregon theatet
was crowded. more than twice the
crowd being present that attended the
republican speaking of wednesday
evening. Mrs. Thompson was fire.
quently interrupted by applause as
she made a telling point.
She was introduced by Mrs. f. T.
Wade as candidate for the legisla-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
COUNTY CHAIRMEN MAKE PREDICTION

Woodrow Wilson will carry Una
tilla county tomorrow, despite the
heavy republican majority Of the
county. From information received
from all sections of the county, l feel
safe in predicting that the preslden,
will receive a majority OF $50 when
the count is completed. There will
be no defections in the democratic
party and Wilson will receive many
votes from the progressive faction o.
the republican party, also feel safe
in predicting that Oregon will be
found in the Wilson column by a
good margin
J. W. MALONEY.
Chairman Democratic Central Com
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
(EAst oregonian Special }

uKlAH, ore Nov. 6.-Ukiah's
business district was In danger OF be-
ing wiped out by fire that early
Sunday morning destroyed the Kirk
drug store and pool hall the Wag.
ner q caldwell hardware store, the
stage office, occupying residence
adjoining. and a barn. The blaze
started in the pool hall owned by ].
ID. Kirk. The drug store and pool hall
burned to the ground as well as the
barn adjoining. Inside of an hour
from the time the fire was discover
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
SEVEN SLAIN AND
81 HURT IN |. w. w.
RIOT AT EVERETT
UKIAH HAS DISASTROUS
MORNING BLAZE

ed at a. m. all the buildings men.
toned above had been destroyed with
most of their contents. It was lmpos.
sible to do much in the way Of fire
fighting and had 1t not been for the
fact there was some snow on tho
ground II is probable the blaze would
have been even more disastrous. The
Lawrence store was in danger for
time. The buildings destroyed wero
owned by the occupants with the ex-
ception of the stage office, which
was owned by Miss Sarah Mossie.
The loss from the fire will be heavy
but is partly covered by insurance
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
TALKS
IN CITY TONIGHT
Republican Campaign to Close With
Address by Congressman at the
Oregon Tleater,

With Congressman n. ], Sinnott OF
The Dalles as the speaker of the even.
ing the republicans will close their
campaign with a meeting at the Ore
gon theater tonight. Mr.. SinnOtt is
here in behalf of his own campaign
for reelection and is incidentally Civ
ing support to the national ticket.
The band will play on the streets
from 1880 until tonight and there
will be some musical numbers preced-
ing the address by Mr. Sinnott.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
RUNAWAY FREIGHT
TRAIN KILLS s MEN

ALTOONA. Nov. Ga sixty
car freight train ran wild down
the Allegheny mountains and
crashed into four locomotives on
a ssdetrack near Hondaysburg.
Six trainmen were killed and
four injured. 1t demolished for
ty-seven cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
AGREE TO REVIEW
O-C LAND CASE

Washington. Nov 6,-The supreme
court agreed to review the Oregon.
California land case involving millions
of dollars worth of lands the govern
ment granted the railroads. They al.
so agreed to review the entire Hindo
question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06

ture from Wasco county and as the
woman having the distinction of be.
ing the first woman in the United
States to serve upon a national cam.
paign committee. Mrs. wade also re.
ferred to the fact that Mrs. Thomp.
son was a member Of the notification
committee which waited upon Wood.
row Wilson at Shadow Lawn on Sep.
tember %. In appointing her to sub.
stitute for H. NJ. Easterly, Mrs. wade
stated that the democratic party
thus became the first of the big par
ties to so honor woman.
Before the speaking. Miss Edna
Zimmerman stirred the audience IL
Continued on Page i0.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
VOTE 3O8 YES

If it is the last act of your life gcs
out tomorrow and vote for the Pen.
dieton Normal BILL. No matter how
you may feel on the presidential
election or on any other contest the
time has arrived for all loyal Pen.
dieuonians to 60 to the bat for the
old town. See that every vote is out.
Our vote may save the day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
I'ORTLAND LAD KILLED
UNDER BIG MOTOR TRUCK

PORTLAND, Nov. 6.--Charles Har-
desiy. seventeen, a delivery boy, was
Killed when his bicycle skldded on the
wet pavement. The boy fell under
two ton motor truck and died in
the ambulance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
VERDICT WAS
FOR MALONEY

At o'clock this afternoon the
jury in the case OF Rogers VS.. Malo-
ney returned a verdict in favor OF
Maloney. The jury was out but is
minutes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
UP AT
CHICAGO TODAY

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-(Special 10 the
East Oregonian)- Range of prices
today.
'Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec $1.S2 $1.S4% S1.SOS S1.S4S
May sissy Sissy $1.s27s Sissy
Portland.
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov 6.-(Speci.
aD-Club $1.49; bluestem S1.5s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
FIRST SNOW OF SEASON
FALLS IN SHERMAN COUNTY

MORO. Ore, Nov. 6,-The seasons
first snow has fallen in sherman
county. One inch fell in Moro and
southwark. Shaniko. Wasco county
reported two inches this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
AGUILAR MAKES A
SHARP ANSWER TO
BRITISH PROTEST

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--Aguilar
replied to the British note demanding
that Mexican neutrality be enforced
against German submarines. He said
Mexico would enforce neutrality
against all belligerent warships and
sarcastieally suggested that the Brit
ish prevent misunderstandings hy
preventing submarines from leaving
their bases. He reported the Ger
mans had established a base on the
Mexican coast.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06

}. ASBURY PARK. Nov. g.
} President wilson's official fam
, lily predicted he would receive
; 3S7 electoral votes Their op-
, timism is unrestrained wilson.
, his friends and family receive
; the returns at Shadow Lawn.
; He goes to Washington on Sat
B urday to take up the Marina
, case.
, NEW YORK. Nov e.-Can-
, didate Hughes said: II expect to
; be elected" He conferred with
, Wilcox. He receives the re-
, turns at the Hotel Astor tele-
, phone from republican head
, quarters. He plans to vote early.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-06
PARTIES
/. NFIDENTLY
WAIT RETURNS
Election is Conceded to Rest
Probably on Illinois. New
York, Indiana and Ohio.
CANDIDATES ARE OPTIMISTIC

Hughes Admits WIEOn WIN Garry
Solid SOuth-DemOcTats Declare
Hughes VIII Have Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont, Rhode Is
land, Pennsylvania and Iowa.