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MYSTERIOUS SINKING
Continued From First Page.)

and representatives OF tho company cin
complete an investigation which WAS
begun Immediately.
One OF tho causes advanced. which
was supported by experienced marine
men. was that tho ship. which was h"-
ing warped into the pier by lines from
the shore and assisted by tugs push
ing. listed SO far that water entered
open coal ports. thus resulting In nu
overcoming or the center OF Eravit%.
Another explanation offered was that
the ships seacocks might hav" been
omen. either by accident or design
Stems TO salvage the vessel were
promptly begun and number Of large
wrccEing barCnS tugs and floating dor
ricks arr. tonight engaged in the work.
Officials OF tho company said they en-
uectcd 70 complete tho work or raising
the strn NOR EARLY next week.
Immediately after tn" accident n
heavy guard NJ soldiers. police and ma
rinc forccs were thrown around tn" pier
and government tugs took M positions
outside the slip. All wnr zone passes
were ignored and no ono not govern
ment official was allowed Inside tho
lines, A view Of tho overturned hull.
living on hCr part side in about ~ feet
nr water, could h seen from ferry boats
nassinr MP and down tn" river.
AS tie vessel went over on her SId"
her rnasts and tunnels struck N" adj
Joining uicr - steel structure. AMI w""t
broken off. Flying pieces Of wood hit a
number Of tho men and possibly doe
! NJ them were Injured. som" s" badly
+, that 4 was necessary To convey them 10
! bosritals. It is understood also thu,
several men were injured by bring
: crushed between tho overturned hui
! and rrlrges mad" fast tn tho pier on the
! opposite side Of the slip.
! 1t also was reported that it WAS Nee
, essary to cut holes with :;;us torches In
! the exposed side Of the vessel III order
! to libcrate some mon who wrr" cHuE'ti
below decks. Men on tho DIX Of The
ST paul claimed that they heard 'np-
/ pings from workers ontrapr";l inside"
Before leaving the dry d"rl; III" navy
! gun crew. which accompanies III" vessel
IN her trips through thr war z"nc. went
! aboard tho St Paul. MI th"S" men 49,
/ capped. navy officials say. hu' '''''v, VIII
! the members Of III" working crow "G 1T"
! ship had 20 lrnv" tiI"'r personal "ttr"ls
on hoarrI. Tho =: Paul hnh u" CARO-
! and aside from IN" hrmrE'' |" III" nm
, chIncry and to her interior furnishings
! tho lose will y" confined "a 'hr cost ul
! salvage operations.
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Whereas. Death. who knocks with
equal hand on palace gate and howell
door has been busy nj his appointed
task and has taken from our midst
JOSEPH SPEIpEL.
Whereas. while on his earthly pill
grimage. Joseph Speidcl, by his rug
grily honest dealings. keen counscls.
friendly advice. kindly understanding
and sympathy. has cndearcd himself to
his business associates and all with
whom he came in contact, therefore
be i!
Resolved That while We bow in sub
mission to the divine DEGREES, that we
are conscious Of an irreparable loss
ana will hold his memory as an !ncen-
tive in our own lives. to strive for
higher ideals And. be it further
Resolved. That tho wholesale grocers
Of Wheeling and vicinity do express
our deepest sympathy and sincere con-
dulrnce. and that these resolutions be
published in the daily papers and
copy sent to the berearcd family.
(SiSncd)
RA:R GROCERY co.
MILLER GROCERY co.
NELL GROCERY CO.
KLEIN x MERRlMAS.
EDWARD WAGNER.
XNKNITZ EROS. GROCERY co.
STEWART & WARD.
STATE: SPECIALITY co.
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REPUBLICANS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

hour. alt;rk.: uu tn. llll Wrr" mad" by
S"irHiurS hr"x uI. Pennsylvania: Shrr-
man. ur Illinois, and lirnnd"r"c. ut Con-
E,.rtirlIi i;'rIt,i.ranS. Will" il WIS sup
ported hy Srr%iur rail- of New Mexico.
krutIhiicun, nIi senators ShafrOth of
Colorado. Kirby. Of Arkansas: tv'rlnan.
III North Carolina. and other Democrats.
S,uHtnr l'rHndrS"", opposing any fur-
,h"r grant uf power. Declared tn" pres
i,l,.nl IS :, Door iuG2, If mon. has made
''"rrcsinIs mistakes" and is responsible"
for his .r,"iri""S' failure Ia r"-0rdi-
Eli.. 'rh. $ruulor also charged con-
.:rrS$ with lacking cuuraE" /" oppose
tn, presidents policies. asserting that
unr-third Of tho Democratic senator's do
not IN their. hearts approve tho over
man nnra&ur". H.. added that he would
not hr like Il white poodle running
between IN" capitol and White HOUSE,
nbeying orders
Goes After Baker.
Senator sherman referred to apr"in'
toes miug Square pegs in round holes
and declared tho president should "!"arr
more ahuwt human pegs.
In selecting Secretary Baker. h" said
th.. rrcNid"i,t "gnt hold If nhcifiSt
peg aud ja,nnrd It into the muZzle "f
, n war hole.
Scnrr~ Knox read letters Of TIN
nrrS;drr: written several months aEf
diSapprulinE proposals for government
reorganization. lie declared the prrSi'
dent had done great thing" in '"nlcr'
ring authority on bernard NJ l5aru"h
Charles ~ ;chNvlb and John u. Ryan
! without legislative authority. and ina
,hr administration demands for Tho
Ovrrmau bill b"littlcd the president.
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BRITISH REGAIN
Continued from First Page0

along tho French lines east Of Mont
dtd1er.
It Is officially announced at The
Hague that the negotiations between
Germany and Holland are mot pro-
pressing satisfactorily" The Dutch
foreign minister has declined TO give
tho details Of the situation between
the two countries, which Is admit
tcdly quite delicate.
winston Spencer Churchill, Brit1sn
minister Of munitions, speaking in the
house Of commons, said that notwiIh-
standing the strain on production and
the losses in aims and material dur
ing the great battles Of the last
month, tho losses had been made
good almost twice over. and that 80
we'll had plans been made that the
British can continue the fight at It's
great intensity until next winter.
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obi 7 UARy
Funeral Services Yesterday,

Yesterday afternoon Ill the SpeIdel
residence. 1908 Chap1inc street, brief,
but impressive. funeral services for
the late Joseph Spcidrl. Sr., one OF
Whcrlings foremost business men.
passed away Tuesday. were held. The
services were cOnIurind by the Rev.
Il. T.. L. S.rid"r, rector Of 81. Mat
rhcw'S p. T.. chucrh. who also conduct
ed the services at The grave in Green
wood cemetery
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CALIFORNIA SHAKING AGAIN.

SAN .ACINTO. Cal. April 23.--
Two moro carl1uak" es""ks occur
rcd during last night. ono n Y
o'clock and ?norhcT a+midrichl.
No damage was done. hn' N" e.
verify of in" earlier fro:nc" caused
many people to run ont Of buildings
and houses.
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Mullen Funeral Saturday.

SuturlA" afternoon III o'clock III
neral Srrs ices for The late highly re-
specird William Penny Mullen, who
passed away "Wednesday. will BE- CON
Quoted from the lnlr home in Kirk
wood Rev. John ". Ncel. pastor of
th" Kirkwnod Presbyterian church,
will nniciHlr. and inlerrrni will be
made in tn" Peninsula cemetery.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Rail and
River Coal Company. for tho election OF
Directors. anu the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come be-
fore tie Meeting will BE- hold at the
General offices Of tho Company. 744
RockcfclIrr Building. City If Cleveland.
Ohio. on Tuesday. May 18th. 1915. at IL
o'clock n. m.
D. w MILLER,
ap-a5-p Secretary.
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MANY MINERS IDLE

Only SIS cars were supplied the
rairmont coal region yesterday, and OF
these - were coke cars. or the lou
mines reporting. 4 total of 80 were
closed. There were 1,149 men idle,
and the loss in coal tonnage was 49,
300.
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FOR HIGHER RATES.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. April 70
Application of the city of RuwlcsburG.
Preston county. to increase rates
charged for current furnished from its
municipal electric plant has been filed
and will he heard by the Public Service
commission tomorrow, ii was an
nnunCrd to-day.
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WANTED Statesmen.

wANTED-Salesman to call on profess
sional men. Established trade.
Steady. permanent income Also one for
outside city. State age, experience. +.
o. Box 121. Philadelphia, Pa ap-25-h
WANTED-Experienc grocery sales
man to work West Virginia retail
grocery trade. Must be hustler. with all
references. Good salary and liberal ex-
penses to proper party Address Lind
scy. care Iu:elligencer. ap-l3-m
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BRIDGE CATCHES PRE-.

The Actnaville bridge. over the back
river, caught fire yesterday afternoon
from sparks thrown from a passing
train Martins Ferry and Wheeling fire
departments were called. There was no
loss. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-26
FAREWELL PARADE TODAY
FOR CITY AND COUNTY BOYS
BOYS FROM CITY
AND EIGHTEEN FROM The
COUNTY LEAVE.
Bow Scouts viii Give Future Soldier
Boys a Fitting Farewell and
Will Be Escort.
LINE OF MARCH,.

Form on Sixteenth street.
March 10 Market on SIX
teenth.
March 10 Tenth and then 10
Main.
From Tenth TO Twenty-sec
ond on Main.
TO Market and then to Sew
entccnth.
Board train at Seventeenth
and Eoff.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Three good agents to sell
household. necessities on the install
ment plan. Best Of goods and best OF
commissions. We pay weekly. c. F.
Adams Co., 114o-1149 Main St. mr-1z-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Frame house, 8 rooms and
bath, including storeroom, corner lot
1oes investment Inquire No. 800 SoutE-
Penn St mr-SD-30t
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WANTED
FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

wAHTED-ous or two gentlemen
to occupy cheerful furnished room
with bath; South Side, 1sar Ohio
Valley General hospital. Adarsss
v, A., care InteltGencer. ap-24-tf
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States Of America, Northern Dls-
trict Of West Virginia, SIS:
In the United States District Court
IN and for said District.
In the matter Of Bill Papoutsls. tran-
ing as Crystal Restaurant" bankrupt.
No. sos. In Bankruptcy. Petition LOT
Discharge.
TO the Honorable Aston G. Dayton.
Judge Of the District Court or the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia:
Bill Papouts!s. Of Wcirton, in the
County Of Hancock. and State of West
Virginia, in said District. respectfully
represents that on the 92nd day OF Janu-
AIRY, last past. he was. duly ndjudged
bankrupt under the acts Of Congress re-
lating to bankruptcy; that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
of property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements Of said acts ana
Of orders Of the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
dccrecd by the Court to have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of April ~, D.
1918.
BILL PAPOUTSIS.
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WANTED-Female

wANTEp-Competen cook, also house.
maid, in private family. Call Bell 234
Alt. ap-26-h
WANTED-Girl for general officework-
Address Box No. 1876 Wheeling. "
ap-26-i
WANTED Mattresses Apply Hott-
mans restaurant. ap-23-j
WANTED-Girl wanted for general
Homework and plain cooking; no chill
dren. Call 735-M, Altcnheim. ap-12-tf
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Order Of Notice Thereo


Northern District of West Virginia. S.:
On this 22nd day Of April. y. D., 1913,
on reading the foregoing petition. 1t is
Ordered by the Court that n hearing
he had upon the same on the End day
of May. 4. D.. 1918. before said Court,
at Wheeling in said district at ten
o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published in the Wheeling
Intclligcnccr. q newspaper printed in
said District. and that all known cTedl-
tors and other persons in interest may
appear nj thc said time and place and
shnw cause. if any they have. why the
prayer OF the said petition should not
be granted.
And it is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail 10 all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order addressed to them at their
places IF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston G.. Day
ton. Judge Of III" said Court. and the seal
thereof. ut Wheeling. in said district,
on the end day Of April. A. D.. 1913.
Attest:
a. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
ap-o6-my-3
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FOB RENT
RIVER EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE-Elat boat 70 feet long ~
feet wide. ~ feet deep. %65o.eO CASH
Call Bell 35-J, Shadyside- ap-1s-m
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WANTED-Nlale Help

wANTED-A good plumber and steam
filter at Morgantown. W. Va Ad-
dress Alex zeck & Son. Morgantown- W.
Va ap-26-m
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FOR SALE-Household Goods.

FOR SALE-At once. Modern house.
hold furniture complete for five rooms
including bedding. stove. dishes. VIC
trola. etc H. L.. Grain. Scntlingcr Apis,
Fifth and Main SITS. 2p-23-l
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WANTED-Competen Chauffeur for PHI
vats family, one who 10 familiar Wlsn
high class cars, best Of wages. Mar1aeo
man preferred. Address Boz 156 Ctt9'
ap-26-i
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WANTEp-Men to learn barber trade
Taught quickly, cheaply, thoroughly
Sure Of work Big wages. Write moiar
Barber College, Cincinnati, O.
ap-23-1mo
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wANTED-Package boy. App
floor News Building. ap-
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IN MEMORIAM.

a. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
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WANTED-Good Truck driver. must be
sober. Apply Frank J. Gardner. 1890
Main ap-25-i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
WILL WRESTLE TO
FINISH TONIGHT At
CARNIVAL GROUNDS

RAY McCarrolI and young
sampson are going to wrestle to a fin
ish at the Carnival tonisht. This an
means one of the most
attractive features of the entire car
nival week They have wrcstied i"
and Is minutes each night during the
week without either succeeding IN
gaining fall over the other.
The men are very evenly matched
and a go to the finish will mean some
exciting work and attract large
crowd. NcCarroH Is a strong taN"rile
with the crowds. but there are many
who think Sampson in finish 20 wall
he able To put him on his back
YOUNG" Sampson claims the faeifle
Coast championship as middle weight
wrestler. and is travelling with the
carnival company offering to throw
all comers. contracting to put them
down in 10 minutes. In McCarrou ne
has found a man who seems to be as
good as he at the game and TO "a Fen
dleton crowd. McCarrou needs no in
PRODUCTION.
Tonight will be the grand finale O
the carnival All attractions viii he o.
charge of the County Guards as ucNe
sells. baIly-ho men. and every etior
will he made to- wind up the msht 10
"A blaze OF wild joy and excitement
Attendance at the shows has bee'
good all week. but touiEht VII Ac IN
record breaker.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
DISTRICT MANAGERS FOURTH
IIRERTY LOAN CALLED MEET
INPENDLETON, TUESDAY2 27TH

pers will serve because of their con-
nections with the banks. However
they will he assisted by Homer l.
Watts and c. Il. Engdahl, respect
i've district chairmcn in the two COM
munities.
The leagues district chairmen who
will serve as campaign managers are
Adams. ] @. Hales; Cottonwood
Ralph Roascr; Echo, r. H. Stanfield
Freewater, L. J. Davis Hermiston, f.
Il. Swayze: Holdman. c. A. Price
Moacham, J. u. Casey: Gibbon, ]. f.
! Thompson: Pendleton. George a
Hartman; Pilot Rock. l. c. Schari
StanfieId. r.. A. Holte; Umatilla, Will
liam Switzlcr; Umapine. Lou Hodgen
Weston. J. n. Price.
The meeting Tuesday. which VII
he held i'm the rooms Of the CONNER
cial Association, is "a very importan
one and all precinct chairmen to'
team captain. as well as district chair
men will be welcome to attend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
COWBOY
BRINGING BUCKING
HORSES TO ROUNDUP
Mildred Douglas, Cheyenne
Champion Cowgirl,
Coming Also.

Ed McCarty, well known Cheyenne
cowboy who has been bringing
bunch Of performers and bucking
horses to the Roundup for the last
three years, is coming back to Pen
dIeton for the show next month. This
is the word just received by II. w.
Collins, exhibition director.
McCarty, who stages the annual
frontier show at Cheyenne, will be
accompanied to the Roundup by a
group of the best ropers and riders of
wyoming. Among them will be Harry
Walters. one of the leading cowboy
trick riders. and Dick Mullins, also a
trick rider and steer roper and bull
dopEer besides. Mildred Douglas, who
won the cowgirl's bucking at Cheyenne
this year, is coming along. but her
husband who made such hit as a
rube at the last Round-Up cannot be
I here as he is now soldering at CamI
Lewis. 4 number Of other well known
wyoming cowboys have entered th'
service also. but new stars have riser
10 shine in their stead.
] McCarty will. in ala Likelihood
hiring the best OF his bucking horse
with him and probably relay strin'
TOO. He himself is one Of the hes
steer roocrs i'm the business and 5lS
enters in the bucbing contests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24

As the first step in the Fourth LAD
ertv Loan campaign in Umatilla coun-
" a meeting of the various uls'rlc'
chaIrmen and campaign managers
has been called for Pendhton next
Tuesday afternoon at 1890. The state
executive committee yesterday wired
the campaign manager, w. i. Thomp-
son. that they are sending f. E' 70,
munds to address the meeting ana
explain the methods of the campaign
and impress upon the workers the
financial needs of the government.
Inasmuch as MIR. Thompson eNpects
IN use the machinery of the fatrl-
,tto sorvIce League he has nominated
the leagues various district chalr-
mon as campaign managers In their
communities and they will receive
their appointments from Portland, ~
two instances only will the cdmpaisi
managers differ from the dls'rlc'
cbairmen Of the league. In Athena
r IaGrow and in Helix Carl ku'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
COnverging Push Resumed
This Morning, Oise, Ailet-
te Banks Being Cleared.
FRENCH NEAR ROAD
NORTH OF SOISSONS
Foe Declared to Have Only
"a Fresh Divisions, Foch
Holds Cards.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-NOy-
on's fall is expected momen-
tarily. The French COM
mand all communication
means from the city.

PARIS. Aug. 2i.-A conVerging
push upon Noyon was resumed this
morning. the French improving their
positions won yesterday. General
NIang1n continued clearing the south
banks of the Oise and Ailette rivers.
The Germans are resisting desper-
ateIy on the Divette river AMI north
OF scissors.
The French are nearing the SOis-
sons-ChaIny highway, threatening Ia
outTIank the enemy at Chavigny, three
miles north Of SOissons.
FRESH DIVISIONS DWlNDLE.
Marcel IIutin. military writer Tor
the Echo dc Paris. declares the Ger
mans have only ri fresh divisions
left.
Marshal Foch holds the cards while
General Pershing has not yet entered
the game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
VES[E LINE
IS BUZZ|NG,
ARMS CLASH,
YANKS WIN
ManOeuvers Suggest Gener-
al German Withdrawal,
Hun Artillerying Ceases.
INFANTRY MEETS FOE
OFTEN IN "a HOURS
Big Stone Tannery Becomes
Battle Ground; BOche
Company Captured.
BY Fred FERGUSON

(UTnIted Press staff Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. Aug 24.-The Nesle
front is buzzing with local infantry
ing which probably precludes Ger
man withdrawal. The bombardment
Of American rear areas mas slack
ened. There are numerous fires be-
tween the Vesle and Aisne rivers
which suggest the Germans are burn
ing material and small dumps.
Half a dozen sharp infantry clashes
have occurred in the past "a hours. In
one instance Germans and Americans
attacked at different points practlc-
ally simultaneously A general mix
nm followed, companies and platoons
fighting In the OPEN
Company Captured
One Boche company, separated
from the others and seeking to locate
the Americans on one flank. suddenly
found the Americans in their rear
The Americans took most of the com
pany prisoner.
sudden infantrying indicates that
the boches are either feeling out the
Americans or are staging demon
stration with a small force Prior TO
an early withdrawal. Under the cir
Il
cumstances the latter appears more
likely because it is an old boche trick
A big stone tannery between F1smes
and Bazoches will take its place IN
history as the scene of rnusuallH
sharp fighting. 1t stands near an
open road west Of Fismes ana Is an
ideal machine gun nest.
Attacks and counters swift.
| Following brisk artillerying the
Americans left their shallow trenches
and half ran half crawled across the
omen field and rushed the tannery
driving the enemy out. The German:
Immediately counter-attacked ano
showed the Americans out. The lat.
ter rushed back, thoroughly mauleo
the boches and retook the tannerN
The performance was repeated sew
eral times. The Americans are nov
holding the place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
Warns That Threatened Sci
Zure of Interned Hun Ton
mage May Break Friend
ship.
BUT WILL CONSIDER
LIMITING SUB ZONE
Refuses to Give us Such
"Valuable Weapon"
Urges Neutrality.

LONDON. Aug. 24,-Germany has
informed spain that the threatened
seizure of interned German shipping
t. replace Spanish tonnage subma-
rined henceforth might result in the
rupture of good relations" said an
Exchange telegraph report from Co
penhagen TO-DAY.
Germany. however. expressed her
willingness to consider limiting the
submarinings outside the danger zone
but will not guarantee such, nor treat
Spain as any exception to the rules
she has made concerning submarine
warfare. Germany is said to have
stated that she cannot give up sub
marine warfare which has become
such valuable weapon hut hopes
Spain will adhere to her intention tt
remain neutral
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-24
AFTER MILITARY OF
CAMP LEWIS FOR
PENDLETON ROUNDUP

Have wired Washington request
Ing War Department to order military
band Of camp Lewis to Rendleton
Round-Up. win supply speakers.
win send trophy train Rourd-Up. Is
same sent To Oregon Your plans are
great VIII advise later"
The above is "a copy of telegram
received today 10y Chairman w. l.
Thompson of the fourth Liberty Loan
campaiEu from Milton r. KEEPER
chairman uf the state speakers com
mittec. and indicates the extent t.
which the state orEanizatiun is COINS
10 advertise the Liberty Loan to the
Round-Ip crowds.
A committee from the Round-CT r
directors. composed Of H. W. Collin:
and r. ". Earl. was appointed TO CO.
operate with Chairman Thompson III
securing features to advertise th'
Liberty l.pan. They immediatel9
asked for the military hand and
train Of the trophies brought bach
from the war fields 20 Europe The
telegram indicates "a strong rroha bill
itN of securing both.