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ANDREW !. iIICkIi. Attorney.

~ THE MUNICIPAL coUGr OF THE DIS
rr.e. ~ ts.aiaola.-t .~iar hattrrs. plain
t.1. vs. E1NE j. Nit.i.. q .suGal-.-No. l7sS9.
Tile o'i Of Lil.s >ait ls Co. s.covnr the
OF 5000 Cor storage auJ to iavs Judgment for
s.,r sli Sd h-ye .rdealsn- of condemnation OF
rta % properly ol t.- Aet a.aat L-yied on under
au affa'..li iii .--,.I 10 aids sGit GO satisfy tine
p. Htit claim J. IS, tl'relerc-.l MS 5th day Of
Sl' -eIlh.r u. b. 1917, ordered rlat tle defend
ant app a1 "a t-s court au or irlar. ;ie fprtletl
.av. tEi.-tg- ~ S4r.srs ami gal holidays.
rtrfr tl. .-E st tH. asst publ cation of this or
u.r tH '.t.aj t..- SSH ana >.as ca1,s why said
.I., Es..r...H 4- Iff l. -.st. uIlI. ruslse lie
>.ar w.l -.aa,-e3 wish rs n case Of default.
N.-E s., ..la s.a"lallH ls-- ri said court this
.tn taE Dt r..4. a-r. $40. 1917. L. II. TER
a.. li.- JH"- true cail-Tv~t. L. e.
i l. AN, cI.-a. Hy H. \. BRYANT. Assistant
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.. l-....I-.l - ,LNCLAIL!. Atlorney.

sf-PEiaiG rniF- .gita DISTRICT or CO
4-ia"aa. il lt,.ti-, t'ra.. sIft 81 No. -1S372.
A-.- fr uf5rr that the
d, ta ~ asa, las OBJ
ra.-,- tr..4 -'-o.-l.#. Hlrr ~ vie District Of
tt .t l-.s --.ry fat estate "
ars A.. 'at. t Till. .t-rr.a- oi Cal. IIbia,
EaE-- ".altls H-Iiusr
.s' deceased ar rtT wa.H' go Eitih.' the
H. M1'a f.. su..fa.ts t4.T-,f. l,-i.lr auti9i.-
att3. ts 't.. Sas-Ir r. ur +, l,r- the -1th
aa- .f A1ea~r. q D. i.ls a'h.1a~. they may
'' lav in.g. tri-l frHal all u.a "a II SAID ,s-
t-t. Given uH5.r mss hauI ti- -7tl day OF
sr--s-. lsl1. WILLIAM -. hi HN. 50l IItn
's.al.i Attest. y. j. GRIFFITH.
fi.-aty F.- .-r nf Nsi-3> tar .I- District - Co
le;.Ia.l. t - or ts. nj 'atH Court. ar30. .s6. 3
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E-ek. ta ASA .H ann hHnGaI'w-
,a.. ,.i- tatG,, ,gsa asel .agts. OAK laors ana
.-. H.aul ts.w.
Al 5a., arr 51rI85 ,t. on paved streets. 7rith
..t e.4-a.lk~. s.Iae treos and wtu kept
III water rr4.- Aca9y pressure. ami
.ar .n fH. fe,gG.@e river. insure Le4!thfsI
I.u AIr,.utr-a or Nt verion electric cars
..e.t.- f...n ltrF 81. ana IA. ave. VII take
,ua 60 A-~ora ILHt~ station in Il minutes. or
.ce G-i sUun4rru iiG-. Phone lain olI.
AGENTS oii PROPERTY Sunday.
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NANTED-TO PINT.

NlupIE-AGrD~ urTICUR AND WIFE SO
.ral '--ai f->;r, smai. we'll furnished mo'!rru
hons, ,l.ayv furniture aud r'G- onlTl about
.uet. H. Any location. rs+Spnatl- price H&fr
careful rurNaut. NoglH t4ia ri. ~''rn in earring
FIR p .u,t rarn.. Address t'ny 80 ~. Ser ar5"-.
4 BASEMENT MUST BE LIGHT AND SUIT
aile for laundry, Address Box 3o9-E, star q
fee.
WANTED TO RENT \ LARGE. HANDSOME
Is fnrr she'd Eor~a in ihr NV or would :. ut
part Of it. Adlr =s Box &ni L, Star Office.
WANTED FUENIsHuD HOUSE For SIX
rnauthe urSf have a. least Give h"l<arI t"o
I,ath rn5ius no objection fp locari'n alnH' f--
miles outside city. Write {, N"k. LYNCH.
Army lni Eayr Club. Wasa "-'o" y. e.
WANTED rY 4 NG>lrEr or orr tIoN tN
room far fri Cha'- t.~s. II o.. a" vit' 'r
-r.. o,urr- s.r. gone i1 NJ = ra-n ir u7ssi.'.
EotlN n.IH% Cu.. !>C., .ol 1910 ST. n.w.
~ uIlr. WEST or lr.Ii SrrErr. Monr"v
'nr-,. 81 o~ lU rooms; three trth-. up-rajfs
.ct,r. uurctr>. Long a-.. ','r.>r Iias : i-r.
frNlsugn or gNr~"NISu"n norsr-
'-.r. .~ .-...u. eE 'o si..tr rauH~. address
i. s.. Eoou 1l7. I.@v.'-. ]Iatai-
II. E!.~I=H.h li"E>" = ,a1>S BIZ
81 A5}r I."> i&-';. S.ar ".rr 1"'
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itlEUI~4E tl.>i|>. at .'g ~ s..
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FOR SALE 0R EECEa--GE
TAIlDNrk PARK MD

~. I-room Iou<e- a.sni.: electric lishtS;
-duranyrra heating plant: lot 1oeNlJu- fog OF
ronu hoGse near Capitol; price, 81 500; eqnitN
= 500 WoTl exchange for about saue VAIN or
more. Address Box 191-I. Star Office. 1o@
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4 SELECT LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE ANl
FOi; RENT IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY
f.HpNE. CALI. or WRITE FOR AIFU!NT'
A.ENT TO INSPECT HOUSES.
MOORE ! HILL 'iuc.i. 4i-0-22 H ST.
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SUBURB III PROPERTY.
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f.. .l.Hr I-- '.,,r. r.. 5u l-.. rl
a. o'.ry na- ~ 1iA a.v... 5iaof FOO Sa- b.
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l.... art.I. rt'on. w"sr ot i-H.H
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81 I.r- -Ha |.r ~~ rr.s tgrG ".a = desired.
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QvICK WAYS
TO LOCATE \ HOUSE 70 RENT.
PHONE n HS fnut Dept.
WEIrE POSTAL, rr
"ArT, ~ f'G."SDN
PHIl LTPS & SAGEE INC.
lirn New York ave
Notc-Any of our hpu"s opened fifteen min
utys' notice
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
PENDLETON TO SEND
70 AUTOMOBILES TO
FESTIVAL TOMORROW
Zig Representation l. Promised ui
Milton strawberry Dai. Proceeds
of Which Go to the Red Cross.

Pendleton viii send between 60
and 20 automobiles tomorrow to Mil
ton for the annual Strawberry Fes
tivnl which this year is being given
as benefit to the Red cross Tn
fun proceeds above expenses will be
turned over to the Red Cross
G. Z. Penland. VINO has been lin
ing up cars for the excursion tomor-
row, reported at noon that he had
promises from 81 auto owners To
take loads tomorrow. In addition
members of the Pendleton Reserves
are out this afternoon lining up cars
to take that organization. Mr.. PEN
land is also lining up Helix and Athe-
ma cars and expects To have a line oi
100 going into Milton
In order to make a showing to the
east end people. All cars from this
end will be held up AT the top Of the
hill this side OF Milton and at 10
o'clock will follow each other into
Milton. All cars are expected to
leave in time to reach that point by
10 o'clock.
Not only will the Pendleton Re
serves participate in the Milton fes-
tivities but the Honor Guards will
also go. Both organizations viii
wear their uniforms and will marcl.
in the parades.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
HERN|STON MAN
SHOOTS HIS SON

sheriff Taylor left by auto this af-
tcrnoon for IIcrmiston uDon receipt
of the news of the shooting of Robert
Kennedy. \ telephone message which
hc had was to the effect tina. the
young man was turning water into an
irrigation ditch and was ordered by
his father To dCsist. Upon his cOntinu-
ancC with the work. the elder man l.
said tO have gone to his house, scCur-
cd "A shotgun and fired at his son from
"a distance OF IS yards. Several shot
entered his hack and penetrated his
lungs. the report stated, and :hc
wounded man Is In a critical condition.
lie IL being brought To Pcndleton this
afternoon.
The elder Kennedy and his sons
have been having trouble over their
land for some time. according TO re-
port, the father claiming that he had
put up more money than the boys
and that the latter were doing more
work on their own land than ON their
fathers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
GENERAL PLAN
FOR EXEMPTION
BOARD ADOP TED
Will Consist Of Sheriff, County
Clerk and County Health
Officer; Governors Of State
Asked to Make Suggestions
MEN MUST PASS TWO
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE gen
eral plan for local exemption boards
to sort out the men for selective ser
vice has been practically adopted.
The registration board. consisting of
the sheriff. county clerk and county
health officer. will form the local ex-
emption board. In cities over 80, 900
the registration board will become
the exemption board. Governors of
each state are authorized to submit
suggestions for changes in the person
mel when the incumbent proves mani
festly unsatisfactory. The war de-
partment has asked governors for any
suggestions or changes they desire.
Each local exemption board will have
n physician, giving the first test.
When the men are rejected the board
must summon another physician. who
will also examine. If the decision of
the second doctor is the same the man
will be declared unfit The regular
physician, "A member of the exemption
board will probably be the county or
city physician. Announcement of
rules guiding the exemption boards
will soon be expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
O.W.R. & n. EMPLOYEES
TAKE LIBERTY BONDS
$4,000 l. Sub~,rihcI by WORKERS at
Pcndlctou and ISicth. th, loan
Bong Made Through Hailru.,d
Company.

Employees of the p-w Il 4 y at
Pendleton and Risth have subscrib-
ed To Liberty Bonds To the extent Of
$l3 U0O. the subscriptions being made
through the railroad company. ray-
ments for the bonds to be made an
installmeuts deduced from -7laries
The order FOR the bonds was plac-
ed here this morning by T -. O'Brian
local agent for the O.-W. Il. 4 y
Co. each of the local banks being
given an order for bonds to the sN-
tent Of s65Oo
Dr =. J Sommrrviue purchase :
bonds To- the extent or $4,000 from .he
First National Bank today. .h,- bonds
being assigned i'm lots OF $1,000 each
@" the purchasers wife and daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Sprsgue. Miss sidney som
mcrville, Miss Evelyn Souuerville
and $500 each to two granu daush-
ters. Betty and Mary sylvia SuraEue
4 Juvenile purchaser today MAS
Donald Taylor Cressweu grandson
Of u J Taylor. who secured "a $50
bond.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
A. |. SWAGGART is
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
OF PIONEER ASSN.
W. NJ. Blal<ley vice President: =. \.
Barnes. secretary. and j. III. Price.
Treasurer of Imatilla County Or
Sanization

Weston, ore. June 10.-The fol-
lowing officers of the Umatilla
County Pioneers association were
elected al the close of their annual
reunion. \. l. Swaggart of Athena,
president; W. NJ. Biakley of Pendle-
ton. vice president; s A Barnes. Sec
retary, J. II. Price. treasurer.
The Sons and Daughters of Pior
neers elected officers as follows.
Mrs w. O. Read or Athena. prest-
dent. scott Banister. vice president;
Mrs W. :. Price secretary. Miss
Marjorie Rulfinsh treasurer.
After stirring addresses by state
Senator Walter NJ Pierce. of Ia
Grande. and Dr J. F. Snyder Of
Pendleton. in behalf of the Red
Cross. the reunion closed with
concert by local singers clad as Ha-
waiians for the benert of that or
Eanization.
The picnic this wear was as much
a success SIS ever in the past pespit"
the clouds of saturday the attend
ance was a large one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
LORD MOUTHCLIFFE
IN AMERICAN PORT
Declines to Make an Extended
Statement for Publication.

NEW YORK. June 1l-Lorl
Northclifie has reached an Ameri
can port. Until his credentials are
presented he declined to make an
extended statement. Previously he
declared his coming was strictly for
business and he would open an office
down town in New York He came
10 coordinate the WORK which the Brit
ish organization had already estab-
ished.
Northcliffe's statement was ~ fol-
lows.
The war cabinet has designated
me as head OF the british war mis-
sion tu the United States / am in
structyd To try TO coordinate the work
which the various admirable British
organizations have already establish.
ed here. We are charged with tho
task OF supplying war and other
needs.
Until / present my credentials 90
Washington. It's impossible for me
To make further statement
II can express very great pleasure
in being again In America. where I
have 81 often visited and which ha-
many delightful associations and
friendships for me
Now it is not saving too much
when I add that the whole British
people have a profound sens. OF
grateful appreciation for the mag
nificent welcome accorded Haifuur
and his associates and tn. com rIs's
success Of his mission
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
JAMES JOHNS JR.
is NOMINATED AS
SCHOOL DIRECTOR

Petitions were started in slcui1
tion Saturday by ladies Of 'hS Par
ent-Teachsr association for the NOM
ination oT James Johns. Jr- as O.,
member OF the l-endletou school
board. There are two new uerubcrs
to be elected on the ltSh 10 succeed
J 7 Brown and G. ". Phelps.
50 far Mrs &. : TerpeninS Is he
only nominee aside from Mr.. Johns
Ina smuch as the election Of Mr.. Johns
and Mrs Terpening would make four
members or the board from the south
hill ward an effort Is being made
TO secure nominee rrom the north
side which otherwise would be with
out representation on the board
Among other names suggested Is tha-
of J. B. MCCook. cashier uf the Am
eriCsu National Rank. q NJ Rice
and ". T.. Thompson. VINO have beer
mentioned as probable candidates
h1v, both refused tu H,rumc cruti-
dates
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
Fund Seeking Organization in
UmatiIIa County is a Com
pIete One,

The marshalling OF the forces
which will participate In the big Red
cross drive for $4,000 in Umatilla
county during the week beginning
June is has begun and the fund
seeking organization Will be com
pletc one
The members OF the general com
mitteo James II. Sturgis. G. NJ. Rice
Leon Cohen. Rev. J. Il. Snyder and
y. r. Robinson are visiting HELM
and .thena today Tomorrow they
will - to Milton and Freewater and
ou Wednesday To Pilot Rock Satur-
day they were at Weston and COM
pl'ted the organization work there.
Ur the $4,000 to De raised In this
county. half is to be raised in Pen
dleton and half In the balance OF
the county. Each town can draw
from the territory immediately sur
rounding
Committees are being appointed I'm
each town FOR the actual campaign
work In Pendlcton there viii be sew
,n committees besides the general
committee. These committees will
De-. c1utained by Y W. B1tncr. George
N Hartman Rev. J. T. snyder. g p.
N. Ir1er-au D. "a Nrl-on. Gcor-s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
Sweeping Investigation Order
ed Into the Allegations Of
Defects in Ordnance and
Ammunition Communicated
to freyIinghuySen.
DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYE IS
SUSPECTED OF DOCUMENT

WASHINGTON, June IL
Following sensational disclosures
before the senate naval affairs
committee. sweeping invesfiga-
tion was ordered OF the charges
OF defects In the Ordance and
ammunition. communicated 70
Senator Freylinghuysen. Daniels
charged there was n spy and
traitor in the navy department..
F'rcIinghuysen received an an
onymOus letter containing spe-
cff1c references TO confidential
documents Ii ~ strongly init
mated a discharged and disgrunt-
led employe wrote the letter.
Efforts to determine the Icientity
OF the sender of the letter were mn
availing. he declared 1t bore a De-
troit pOstmarl<. The writer supple
mented the repors, ETelinghuyseu
said. with grave charges OF defeC-
tive ammunition.
Daniels declared the revelation
plainly showed that spy and traitor
must be working somewhere In the
naval establishment The sensation
Al revolution came during the hear
ng OF the senate committee named to
investigate the accidents thought due
10 defective ammunition aboard the
Mongolia and II. Louis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
GOOD MUSIC TO
FEATURE PROGRAM
ATELKS FLAG DAY

Good vocalists will be a particular
feature of the Elks Flag Day pro-
gram at the Arcade theatre Thursday
evening. Aside from Miss Edna
Coutts and Eugene Molitor of this
city another talented vocalist will be
Mrs. Ralph Sailing of Weston.
The program in detail for the
Elks Flag Day is as follows:
Members and audience
2. Introductory exercises
Exalted Ruler and Officers
3. Prayer, Chaplain.
=. Solo,. Kellys American Hymn
Miss Edna Coutts
Reading History of the Flag
Will NJ Peterson
6. Solo
Ga Don't Bite the Hand That's
Feeding you"
CO. Wake Up America
Eugene Molitor
:. Altar Service, The Floral Liberty
Bell
Esquire and Officers
5. Song .......... Auld Lang Syne
Members and Audience
=. Elks Tribute to the Flag
Thomas Fitz Gerald
10. The Red Cross Work
Rev, ]. Z. snyder
II. Solo The Star Spangled Banner
Mrs. Ralph Sailing
Owing To the war the Elks are max
ing special efforts To have their ser
vice inspirins and special invitations
to attend have been issued to the q.
A. r.. Spanish War Veterans. MEM
herS Of Troop l. and the Girls Ma
tiOnal Honor Guard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
ARM BUT
STAYS WITH PICNIC
PARTY TO THE END
George Markham Doesn't Believe in
Letting q Little Thing Like a
Broken Bone Interfere With Pleas
ure

George Markham. well known To-
cal painter, does not believe in let
ting a little thing like a fractured
arm break up a Sunday fishing par
ty. As proof of this is the fact he
endured a badly shattered wing all
day long yesterday rather than re-
turn TO town before evening. How
ever, he admits that as far as he was
personally concerned his arm did
much to spoil the pleasure of the
day.
Accompanied by mis- family and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boldly. MFR.
Mark ham drove to birch creek yes
terday morning TO spend the day
angling. Just as they arrived on
Birch creek in their Ford a puncture
caused trouble and in cranking the
car after the tire had been fixed. a
kickback fractured Mr.. Markham's
hight arm. In a short time the arm
had become badly swollen and was
painful in the extreme. However
the injured man would stand for no
retreat insisting that the others in
the party go on with their fishing
During the day he Gevoted his main
energies to pouring hot water over
his arm to keep down the pain and
swelling His arm was not dressed
until 10 o'clock last night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
HOW MUCH WILL YOU
GIVE THE RED CROSS?

Is of in
the Red
does like
tremendous he
be
he ands sent.
L Co
and he
crcasc and kept o.
IN
conva
ork mus be- cstab
Red aud o
b. wiHu watt
Is ot the
is
Canada per-
raj per- %
Don't let GcorHc do 8
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
Many Recruits Expected.
TURTLE FISHING Is THE
GRAND CAYmAN INDUSTRY

Grand Cayman is one or the out
of-the-way islands or the West Indies
a small and Isolated outpost OF the
British empire. II is the island near
est to the Central American coast
among those OF any size. As result
Of this proximity. the leading indus
tries Of the island are turtle fishing
and cocoanut shipping both Of which
products come from from the Mos
quito coast OF Honduras and NiCar't-
qua. Grand CaNmau is base of op-
crations a half way station in the
trade The island has an atmosphere
Of prosperous leisure. because all this
WORN - done away from home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES FOR
RED CROSS DRIVE PICKED

-. Baer and n w collins Each will
chose his own team.
The Adams team viii be captaincd
by q. NJ. Morrison, the other mem
hers being l. l.. Lieuallen, John Ad-
tms. I. Christopher and Ed wailan.
The Weston team is composed of
j II. Price. captain. George winn.
Chance Rogers 5. a Barnes. c. IL.
Nelson, Joe Hodgsou and ] NJ. Ban
ister.
Fred George and r. Il. StanfieId
will select their herpers i'm Echo.
while W. II. Switzler will attend to
the campaign i'm Irmntilla.
The Athena team is composed OF
Fay lie Grow. F. r Boyd. Homer I
Watts. W. Il. TAYLOR and Henry \
Barrett.
The Stanfield team Is r \ Holte
captain. Don Pruitt and T. q. Yates
Hermiston has "A large and repre-
sentative committee ted BY Thomas
Campbell The other members are
u. T Frazier. carl McNaught. + B
Swsyze. pr q. O. wainscott. w T
Roberts Henry Sommerer r G Me
Kenzie. n VI. straw. II. u. Newell
p. l.. Jack kson. otto Sapper. F X.
Reeves y. p Dodd and :. r. Old
aker
The Helix team consists Of Carl
EngdRhl carr Kupcrs. James Inn.
w H. Morrison. Hugh Bell and
George Strand.
The Pilot Rock and Milton Free
water committees have not Vet hrc1
selected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
ANOTHER SHOOTING
AFFRAY IS RUMORED

Reports are current that another
guardsman was shot at below Pendle-
ton on Thursday night o. last week
but efforts to verify the reports have
been unsuccessful. The guardsmen
themselves are cautioned against dis
cussing incidents Of their service and
railroad circles are not any more pro.
ductive Of information.
The guardsman who figured in the
other shooting episode near Campbell
is said to be a nephew of Senator
Chamberlain. one version of the af-
fair is that the man who did the
shooting was equipped with Maxim
silencer. Another is that the guards
man was felled with "A blow
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES MADE BEFORE
THE SENATE NAVAL COMMITTEE; DANIELS
CHARGES SPY AND TRAITOR IS AT WORK
GERMAN SOLDIERS
BARTERING SOAP
FROM THE ENEMY
TEUTONS SECURE INCREDIBLE
SUPPLIES WHILE FRATER-
NIZING WITH RUSSIANS.

PETROGRAD, June I1.-Germany
is encouraging her fighters to trade
with the enemy. German soldiers
have secured incredible quantities of
soap. bread and linen from Russians
while fraternizing. The ministry is
forbidding tossing over to the enemy
trenches any article except with hos
tile intent. -
German soldiers have given a vast
amount OF cheap cutlery and pen
knives. They did a flourishing busi-
ness. The scarcity of oils in Ger
many made soap a luxury, SO it was
most demanded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
ARSENAL ROCKED
BY EARTHQUAKE
Series of Violent Shocks Hits
Terni, Doing Heavy Dam
age it is Said.

ROME. June 1I.-IOur violent
earthquakes shook TernI. calIs-
ing "A panic. IL Is reported the
damage is considerable. The in
habitants Of TERM fled TO open
fields. where they are now camp
ing. fearing more IremOIs. 'Terni
has 81. 900 population and Is the
site OF big government arsenal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
THREE OREGON PEOPLE
ARE GRANTED PATENTS

Patents granted L. citizens Of Ore
gon. June s. 1917. Reported through
the office of II. G. Parker Jr.. soIici.
tor Of patents. Washington. u. e.
Henry Aehlt. Portland. pipe coupl-
ing: George W. Armstronr. Salem
garment supporter: Ivy McTimmouds,
Mitchell, bed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
TEN MORE ARE RESCUED.

BUTTE. June 11.-Ten more en-
tombed miners were found alive and
rescued ON the twenty two hundred
foot level in the Spectator mine.
Only so men were unaccOunted for.
The rcscuers are working desperately.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
The elder Kennedy il being held in
uermiSton.

east OreGonian SpeciaLD
HERAIISTO\. ore. June ll.-Rub-
rrt Kennedy. y years old son Of Will
liam Kennedy and "a brother of Jacb
Kennedy. noted wrestler. was shot and
possibly fatally wounded shortly after
II o'clock this forenoon. The boy
was shot by his own father who AS
seTts the shooting was accidental. He
is held in custody here and Sheriff
TAYLOR has been notified OF the case.
Young Kennedy's wound is in the
back and was inflicted by shot from
big shot gun. owing to the young
mans condition no statement has Yet
been secured from him and the father
is reticent about talking. The affair
occurred at the Kennedy ranch three
miles from Hermiston. Mrs. Kenne-
dy. mother Of the boy is prostrated
from the shock Jack Kennedy was
in Hermiston at the time
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-11
SCHOONER. SUNK,
CREW IS SAVED
Submarine Bombs and Gunfire
Destroy an American
Vessel.

LONDON. June I1.-Subma-
rine bombs and gunfire sank the
American vessel NIagnus Manson.
IL Is formally reported. The crew
reached Caro- safely.
The Manson was a wooden,
five masted schooner. The Ben
etiict Manson Marine Company
were the owners. She was reg
Istered I'm New Haven and built
In 1904.