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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
AUTOMOBILE SHOW OPENS
AT z O'CLOCK TOMORROW

Independent Garage. Coils, bort,
REQ and Scripps- Booth cars
Oregon Motor Garage. Cadillac. Es-
sex, Hudson Speedster and Buick cars.
Wallace Brothers, WHY'S knight
and Overland cars.
NJ. X. Long, Studebaker.
Simpson Auto Co, Ford autos and
trucks, Fordson tractors and Ford
parts.
Campbell e. Frentzel. Lexington car.
McCook & Bentley, Maxwell ear.
r. a. Thompson. Athena, Stevens
car.
Sturgis & Storie will have an exhi-
bition of Holt tractors.
The Inland Truck & Tractor Co.,
will have three ball tread Yuba Trac-
tors on exhibition.
Exhibits for service stations, access
sorry dealers, and like businesses will
be shown by Simpson Tire Service Co.
Pendleton Rubber and Supply Co.,
Willard Electric Service. w. ]. Burns.
William H. Chase a. Co., Allen knight
Co.
Joe Kerley will have an unique ex-
hibit for car insurance.
Another exhibit out of the ordinary
will be made by Clyde Mckay, auto
painter.
J. b. knight, chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the show has had
considerable experience in the put
ting on of auto shows at Seattle and
Tacoma, and has seen many of the
displays in large eastern cities, includ-
ing Chicago. Detroit and st. Louis, and
says the Pendleton show surpasses
anything he has ever seen or taken
part in. The number of cars will not
be as great as some of the shows. but
ut no place win "A person see a better
grade of cars trucks and tractors. II.
&c. Krehbiel, of the Pendleton Motor
Sales Co. has also had much experi-
ence with auto shows. and considers
the Pendleton show one of, the finest
!. he has ever seen.
The committee in charge Of the
show is: j. II. knight. chairman: A.
NJ. Ferguson. II. Clausseuius, IL. C.
Krehbiel, F. NJ. Kennedy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12

All set for the Pendleton Auto Show
which opens tomorrow afternoon at =
O'Clock and continues until Saturday
night, May 13, Ia and Is, three days
of complete automobile pleasure.
The show is free to everybody and
the Pendleton Automobile Association
urgently invites the people of Pendle-
ton to come out Thursday afternoon
and night that the opening may be
the success that 1t deserves to be-
There will be musical concert dur
ing each exhibition.
Exhibitors are today placing their
cars and other exhibits and the final
touches are being given to the deco
rations. Not person who has visited
Happy Canyon in the past few days
while the work of preparing for the
show has been under way, but has
come away with the realization that
II is something bigger and better than
he anticipated. Two years ago the
first auto show was held in .Pendle-
Ton. At that time the association felt
that 1t had accomplished something
out OF the ordinary; something that
showed the ability of the association
TO put on a show equal to the shows
of our large metropolitan neighbors.
It was then determined that the
show should become n permanent in
stitution, and now the committee I'm
charge is TO be complimented not on
ly Tor equalling the show of two years
ago but for surprising it.
The decorations of the show room
are artistic and n compliment to the
taste of Sam Wright, the local design
er. who has had fun charge In design
ing and decorating.
Those who have been assigned space
for exhibits and are today getting their
displays in place are: Pendleton Auto
Co., Franklin. Apperson, oldsmobile
cars and Republic and Duplex trucks.
Pendleton Motor Sales CO.. Inc,
Dodge Brothers, Nash Motors. Jordan
J. Leuer Auto Co.. Oakland. Chan
dler, Haynes and Stanley Steamer
cars.
Eastern oregon Motor Co.. Chevro-
let, velie and Peerless cars.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
THE DELTA SOLD TO
GEORGE GRAY. SALEM

George Gray, part owner of the
Graybell Confectionery In Salem.
today became owner of the Delta
when he purchased the business
from f. ]. Norris. who has for the
past two years been owner and
proprietor.
Nm. Gray announced this aft
ernoon that he will make extern
sive improvements In the confec-
Ntionery store. especially in the
dining room sei,tion. Pendle-
ton architects are now at work on
the plans. Mr.. Gray announces
that he win not change the name
of the store as it has gone under
the name OF the Delft. for the
past 21 years The present force
of employees will be supplemented
by employees now at the Graybell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris will con-
tinue to make their home in PEN
dleton, but Mr.. Morris has not an
nounced his future plans.
Mr.. Gray Is accom- panied here
by Mrs. Gray and tne.~ two
children. Prudence and Geor-
giana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
CLARK MAxEY DIES
IN OVERSEAS ARMY

Clark M. Maxey. former Adams res
sdent, died overseas from caalses so
far undetermined. A message to this
effect was received today by Mrs
Maxey who is at the Pearl HaIes place
near Adams Mrs, Maxey received the
message from the dead mans mother
who was first notified. She lives in
Illinois.
Clark Maxey had lived near Adams
for IL years, working for Pearl Haies
during six years of that time He was
in Wyoming when the draft went into
effect and Joined the army from
there After entering the service he
was married to Miss Effie Cargill.
Some time ago news was received that
Maxey had been wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
169 CASUALS, STILL ABLE TO
EAT, STOP HERE LAST NIGHT.
BACK HOME IN GOOD OLD WEST

\ supper at the Red Cross canteen
and a crowd of Pendleton people
greeaed the 16e Oregon and washing
ton soldiers most OF them wounded
or gassed, who passed through here
last night at 1880 as casuals from
the 162d, 163d and l6Ith regiments
of infantry. Major Gunner of Texas.
was i'm command.
The boys have been through hard
fighting but lusty yells at the sight
of food showed that the experience
was not disastrous. Men on board the
first coach attempted TO convince
canteen workers thaG no food need
be kept for the rest Of the gang.
They've all got mumps." was the ex-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12

PLANTATION. All the men declared that
the return to the good old West
oeat all the medicine In the army.
Among the returning veterans was
Sergeant Major Glen Ackerman. who
VIII be remembered her. IS one OF
the Company NJ boys. Ackerman was
not wounded but was returned be-
cause of a stiff shoulder that has been
travelling him.
The casuals boasted one man who
wore "A distinguished service cross won
for heroic duty In reconnaissance pa
troll in the Argonne forest. Sergeant
Nate Smith of seattle II the owner
and he is still suffering from being
gassed and also from bullet woundA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
MEAT INDUSTRIES JOIN.

CHICAGO. March f2.-The forma-
ton of an organization representing
packers, livestock producers and COM
mission men was announced here to-
day. The PURPOSE IS said to be 10 work
toward the stabiiization OF receipts,
adjustment of grievances and better
ment of livestock industry TO the end
that meat products may be offered the
public at the lowest possible cost The
agreement was reached at CONFER
encc attended by growers and pack
crs from eight states. The headquar.
tiers will be i'm Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
ICE. MEN PROTECTED
BY COMMERCE. RULING

WASHINGTON. March 12.-Reliet
from the long and short haul clause
was granted ice shippers in Western
trunk line territory today by the in
terstate commerce commission which
the rule which provides the lowest
rate applicable by any route shall be
APPLIED to all other routes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
GERMANY OUT
FOR CENTURY,
LUDENDORFF

WASHINGTON, March 12.--.
Germany will need a century lon
ger to regain supremacy i'm Eu-
rope. General Lidendorff de-
clared i'm a Berlin interview re-
ceived here by diplomatic cables
today. Ludendorf gave Won MOlt-
ke's defective strategy, War Min
listed Falkenhayn's loose organic
zation and lax intelligence service
as technical reasons for the Ger
man downfall.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12

The elevator managers and direc-
tors school which has been previously
announced as to be held in Pendleton
has been postponed to the week OF
March II to q, Thursday and Friday
will be devoted to busines, manage
ment and accounting of elevators. The
school is for the discussion OF prob
lens of elevator operation and man.
agement. The meetings will be held
at tho county library auditorium and
viii be lead by Prof. G. r. Hyslop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
UNEMPLOYMENT HAS
DECREASED IN U. S.

WASHINGTON, March IL
For the first time since rhe sign
ing of the arImistice. unemploy-
shows a decrease. according to
department of labor representa-
tiycs today. The total surplus OF
labor i'm so cities reporting is es-
timatcd at 356.5G6, a decrease of
5000 compared with last weeks
ts.tat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12

HAVANA. MARCH 12--The joint
committee representing the unions in
voIved in the general strike which has
paralyzed business for five days. voted
to accept the proposal presented by
President MenocaI as arbiter, this ter
minating the conflict.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
LINERS HELD BY STRIKE.

NEW YORK. March 12.-Many
transatlantic liners are held at their
piers as "a result of inability to get
coal due 10 the harbor strike. The
Cunar&f, White Star, Red Star and
French lines saflings are postponed
until an adequate supply of coal is re-
ceiyed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
I.EGISI4ATURE PREPARES
FOR AN EASY DEATH

OLYMPIA, Wash. March 12.-I
Senators and represenators have en-
tered upon the last week of their
work in the sixtieth session. No con-
gestion is expected before adjourn
ment Thursday, as both houses have
adopted rules that will shut off a
flood of work at the close.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12

No business was transacted at a
meeting at the Durham, Brownlow &
Payne offices called last night for the
benefit of carpenters and contractors,
because of the non-arrival of repre-
sentatives of the carpenters union.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
BULLETINS
sovIETs STORM CITY

LONDON, March 12.-Ukrainian
soviet forces stormed and captured
Khoerson March 8. an official COM
munique of the White Russian Re-
public today reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
THIRTEENTH ON WAY.

WASHINGTON. March 12.-The
thirtieth division has started home, it
is learned at the war department to-
day. The TRANSPORT Finland sailed
March 10 with several units of the
Thirtieth aboard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
FUGITIVE S|NN FE|N PRESIDENT
DECLARES SV|OLENCE NEy'I.'' I.''T1P
|FPEACE CONFEREE ~ ,. ;;::,,,1s::s.i,'iOSES Fl
IRELAND SELF-DE TERMINATION
RISKS MIDNIGHT INTERVIEW TO
GET HIS MESSAGE TO AMERICA
BY RALPH COUCH
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Copyright by the United Press.)

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
Copyright by the United Press.)
DUBLIN, March .i.--"Violence
will be the only alternative remaining
to Irish patriots IL the peace confer
eDce fails to extend self determination
TO Ireland Edward Devalera, fugi-
tive president of the revolutionary
Sim Fein party. made this prediction
TO me at a secret midnight interview.
This means something like con-
tinued revolution until Ireiand's right
Is recognized" he said. rs his black
eyes flashed and his big jaw squared.
Devalera is the soul of the Irish
revolutionary movement. The British
secret police have been hunting him
ever since he made his romantic es-.
cape fran jail on the east coast of
England.
Couch was Jed to his hiding place
when blindfolded.)
II am told that only five persons
in the United Kingdom knew that
Devalera was hiding within a few
miles of Dublin. Not fa,' from where
we met were thousands or English
soldiers. These troops, fully equip
ped and armed, guard every public
building and all bridges. docks and
ra..-aad stations.
Sends Message.
"Devaiera Is risking his liberty in
permitting this interview" said the
Sim Feiner who arranged 1t. "But
the chief is willing to take chance
in the hopes that he will be able to get
across to the American people "A mes
sage from the Irish republican gov
ernment."
Devalera quoted from Wilson's IA
points to prove that Ireland has the
right f~eeif-dcterrufnation He said |
no revolutionary action would be un-
dertaken in Ireland until the peace
conference shows concluslveiy that !
self determination will not be granted. 1
SmuRgicd to U. S.
I'VE hope to avoid violence" he
declared. 'It means bloodshed,
deaths, courtmartiai and perhaps exc
cutions- But IL we have to fight again
to gain our rights. IL hat is forced
on us, we shall not hesitate. ireland I
must have independence
Sim Feinn leaders said Devalera
would be soon on a ship en- route to
the United States. They plan to SNUG
gle him out OF ireland and in the
meantime he fits about from hiding I
place to hiding place to elude the
British agents.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
REDUCE NO. OF GENERALS

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The
number OF generals I'm the United
States army fgrom brigadiers up will
DO decreased from 32S, the present
number. To 1875 under the war depart
ment plans TO hold 100000 men until
congress shall authorize the future
army strength.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
EELGIUM's QUEEN
HONORS SEATTLEITES

SEATTLE, March 12.-oueen Eliz-
abeth of Belgium has sent to George
Rouckaert and j. A. Swalwell. two
seattle men. gold engraved rings in
recognition of the work they did In
behalf of the commission of civil and
military aid for France and Belgium.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
LEAGUE OPPONENTS
take UP NEW WEAPON
Will Try to Amend Treaty
so That Paris Conventin
Will Not Apply.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, March 12.--
Following word from Paris that the
peace theaty is nearly completed with
many leading articles contingent up
on the league of nations, the fight ra-
| ging about the league To-Day took a
now turn. Opponents OF the league
will try to amend out OF the treaty
application of the league. If 1t is em-
bodied IN the peace covenant when
it comes up for ratification. Senator
Reed declared. adding: eve can
amend il by olisting the Objectionable
clauses such as that endangering the
Monroe Doctrine or American sover-
eighty. This should be done, in my
opinion, because within 30 days this
country will be ablize with opposition
to the league
This does not apply to all senators
opposing the present draft of the
league charter.
League Must Come First.
Chairman Cummins. or yhe Demo-
cratic committee suggested a. possible
new political alignment in 1920 urg-
ing all Americans, regardless of their
old party affiliations, to support Will
son in his efforts to secure a treaty
of peace making future wars impos-
sible.
Chairman Cummins, democratic !
national committee. issued state-
ment, saying: THE iIl-considered |
talk about the peace treaty first, the
league of nations afterward is per-
suasive only with those who do not
understand the problems involved. /
st CHI a policy would postpone the ef-
fective league for generations. reduc- |
ing the treaty to a mere scrap of pa |
per TO be torn to tatters the moment
international interests came into con- /
file with each other
Hattie for Defeat.
Opposition senators believe the sem
ate could render the league as now
impotent by adding to the
treaty. If the league were embodied,
a revision expressly stating nothing
shall be binding on the United States
IL II conflicts" etc, and then specify
ing the Monroe Doctrine and other
American policies. Anti-fcague sena-
tors said they expect radical amend
ment of the proposed constitution in
an effort ito take the wind out of
their sails" Therefore they are pre-
pairing to battle in the senate to the
very end for the complete defeat of
any league plan in connection with
the peace treaty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
FINAL DECISION IN MILITARY,
NAVAL. AIR TERMS OF TREATY
UNDERWAY TODAY. ONLY MONEY
BOUNDARY QUESTIONS REMAIN
THEN GERMAN DELEGATES WILL
BE CALLED TO RECEIVE DRAFT.
BY FIRED FERGUSON

PARIS, March 12.-Ihe peace
treaty may be completed this week IL
the present schedule of the supreme
war council Is maintained. FINAL
consideration will be given military,
naval and air terms today. The dis
cussion of Germany's eastern bound-,
airy is expected to be finished topor-
row. Her western frontier Will be
taken up Friday when Wilson Is ex-
pected TO participate i'm the discuss
sion Reparafion and financial assist
ancc for Germany will be settled SAT-
urday.
The next step will be calling I'm the
German delegates for submission OF
the draft. The plan for the estabiish-
ment of a new "buffer state" compos-
ed of Rhinish provinces is expected 10
permit rapid progress in the deter
mination of Germany's Western
boundary, probably on Friday, tho
day it is taken up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12
Iimitation Reported.

London, March 12.-The Paris cor
respondent of the London Chronicle
says the allies have agreed 70 limit the
German fleet to six battleships. five
cruisers. IL s00-ton dest-oyers and rs
smaller cruisers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-12

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