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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
100000 IN STOLEN
BONDS BROUGHT FORTH
FROM TORONTO ATTIC
John Doughty Taken in Oregon
City After Years Search
Produces Goods But Denies
knowledge of Missing Chief.

TORONTO, Nov pa. P.)-John
Doughty. arrested last Monday at ore.
gon city in connection with the mys.
terious disappearance Of Ambrose }.
Small, today turned over TO the au-
thorties slo0.0O0 IN Canadian victory
bonds missing over a year.
Denies knowledge Of Small
TORONTO, Nov. 29--CU. P.)-Dis-
covery of s105,OO0 in bonds In the
attic Of John Doughty's home here
was announced by police shortly after
the arrival of Doughty today in GUS
tody Of detectives who brought him
here from Oregon City, oregon.
Doughty was secretary 10 Ambrose
Small, Toronto Millionaire. VINO dis
appeared year ago. Doughty and
several hundred thousand dollars in
bonds disappeared at the same time.
Police said Doughty revealed the
hicing place of the bonds. They were
found wrapped in an old newspaper
Doughty reiterated today that he does
rot Know what heeame of Small.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
.ELKS WILL HEAR FIRST
CONCERT DECEMBER 10

Pendleton Elks. their families and
their invited guests. will be treated to
the first of series OF musical enter
tainments scheduled for the winter, on
Friday night, December 10, in the
lodge room. when the Chicago Recital
Company gives the opening concert.
This company consists of two men
and two women, presenting string
quartet, saxaphone quartet and char
acter novelties in costume.
Vocal quartets and duets. cello and
violin duets and solos. saxaphone
ouartets and musical and comedy
sketches follow each other in rapid
succession, say their advance notices.
A sample program lists IL numbers
in their recitals.
The concert company is one of a
of lyceum attractions for
which the lodge contracted last
spring. The series will be given for
the pleasure OF Elks and their guests
only.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
TRIO Of AUTOS MIKES
IN IMPROMPTU BOUT

Three autos joined in collision TINS
morning at the corner OF Main and
water streets shortly after . O'Clock.
with one OF Henry Ford's products
the least damaged Of the trio. The
other participants were a Chevrolet
and Chandler and the casualties in
cluded broken wheels, hent axles.
twisted running boards and Tenders
and minor bends.
Sam Wright was driving his ma
chine north on Main street when
struck amidships on the left side BY
Herman Rosenberg's machine. turn
ing into Water street from the bridge
Rudy TANNER. bound west on Water
street. arrived at the intersection at
the same time and his car. the Ford,
crashed into Mr.. Wright's machine on
the right side.
The Wright car suffered one de-
molished rear wheel and the other one
badly cracked. His rear axle was
bent and his running boards were
folded up. The Rosenberg car suf-
fered a smashed front wheel and sew
eral dents
The damage, il any, to the Tannler
car, was slight and was confined to
the fender and radiator. None of the
drivers were hurt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
WRECKAGE OF BARGE,
LOST WITH % ABOARD,
FOUND SAYS WIRELESS

ASTORIA. Nov 29.-(A. P.)-
Wreckage OF the barge w. J. Pirrie
which was cut loose in an so mile gale
Friday afternoon with 23 on board
was found on the beach near Cape
Johnson, by the Steamer Santa Rita
and U. S. Revenue Gutter Snohomish,
according TO a wireless message picked
Up at North Head today
Storm Deflcs Investigators
PORTLAND, Nov. 29.--CU. PA
message which the United Press re-
ceIved from the government radio
station at North Head, Wash, today
stated that the sea Is TOO rough for
vessels searching for the missing barge
Pirrle to launch n boat to investigate
the cape Johnson shore where lumber
was sighted yesterday. II is believed
the lumber may have been from the
pirrie. indicating that she went down
N the Friday night gale.
Hose Not Abandoned
SEATTLE. Nov. 20 (u. PD-
coast line is being pa
rolled today on shore and off, FOR
races OF the lumber-carrying barge
'irrie. fearedsto have been lost with
. persons aboard In Friday nights
errific storm.
w. z. Grace and Company, owners
{ the barge, have not entirely given
p, hope that Captain Jensen, master
+ the barge. through his skill as a
iarlner, will be able 10 get his vessel
ifely through the storm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
EARTHQUAKES ARE FELT
IN WASHINGTON TOWNS

SPOKANE, Wash. Nov. 29.-An
earthquake which rocked houses and
awakened sleepers was experienced
here between $3.50 and $40 sunday
morning. The seismograph at Coma
"a University recorded the radius of
the tremblor to be about 500 miles.
So forceful was the tremblor that
patients at local hospital were awak-
ened when beds and picture frames
were Jared.
Reports from Leavenworth. Yakima.
Colfax and other inland cities report
shocks of various degrees of mildness,
TACOMA, Nov. 29.--(A. PA dis.
tinct earthquake shock estimated by
those who were awakened by it at
$3.50 Sunday morning to have lasted
from 10 to 80 seconds was felt gem
orally over the city. While not so se-
we're as to awaken many, others in
houses where the motion was more
easily felt reported this morning that
their dwellings swayed. pictures swung
on the walls. dishes r,a+led and stand
ing articles of furniture rocked
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
LEAGUE OF Nations FIRST ARMED
FORCE IS PICKED TO SUPERVISE
PLEBISCITE IN CONTESTED CITY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
INITIATE, THEN FEAST

Initiation Of a large class OF candi-
dates and the serving Of a generous
banquet marked the meeting of ;he
Knights OF Columbus in Pendleton
yesterday at the X OF G. hall. Jack
Peare. state deputy Of La Grande:
John Lasell, Of La Grande. deputy
grand knight, and William Eagles. Of
Albany past grand knight, were out
of-town visitors who were here for
the ceremonies.
Those received into the lodge yes
terday were: James McGovern, EN-
melt scharn, William Scharn, Roland
smith, J. G. Clemens and Paul
Schultz, OF Pendleton: Theodore
Pound, umatilla; Joseph Connery.
Patrick Kregan. Jim Mcintyre, j. N.
Campbell Of Condor: Bernard Con
lon Of Pilot Rock; Frank McIaugh-
lin Of Pilot Rock; Joe Monese. Of
Echo; Rev. John Van Hoomissen, Of
Pendleton, and Rev. J. S. Murtha, OF
Hermiston.
f. c. Mckenzie, OF Hermiston. act.
ed as toastmaster for the banquet
which followed the initiation. Others
who spoke were Mr. Clemens, Father /
Van Hoomissen and Father Murtha.
Musical numbers by Mrs Mary Gia- /
nellie. Mrs. Glenn Mccoy, Roland !
smith, Miss Stella Rodern and Miss
Laura Swartz completed the program.
Besides the local lodge members.
the affair was attended by 80 knights I
from Walla Walla, 10 from La
Grande. five from Baker and three 4
from Portland. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
SIXTY PRISONERS IN
MOSCOW SLAUGHTERED

MOSCOW. Nov. 29.-CU. P.)-SIxty
counter-revolutionists were taken out
in small patches at several prisons Just
before dawn Sunday and shot. AZ
about the same time the body of Mile.
Hoeltzer. beautiful dancer, who be-
trayed them, was found in a gutter in
a deserted street. She had been
strangled. She has been a favorits
here for some weeks. She was popu-
lar with all classes. The dancer had
gained the confidence Of the counter
revolutionists and learned of their
plans for revolt,
Squads of troops during the night.
rounded up guilty men and women
who were hurriedly tried and sentere-
e. Mile. Hoeltzer. it is believed was
lured from her apartments by friends
of the condemned plotters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29

ported today that sizeable offerings
had been made TO this market and
that cargo was on the way. The in
crease of 2,325,000 bushels was larger
than expected comparing with a de-
crease of a year ago. We are stiIl of
the opinion that financial and business
conditions which are uncertain 10 sav
the least will predominate and as the
advance of the past few days was due
largely to the economical position OF
the market, which has been eradicated.
a resumption OF the downward course
OF prices seems in sight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
EMBEzzLEs BANK FUNDS.

GRAND RAPIDS. Niche, Nov. %.
-(U. P)-Fred French, 40, assistant
cashier, today confessed to embezzling
$500. 900 or more from the City Trust
and Savings Rank here, police an
nounced French came under sus-
picion Saturday when the state bank
examiner was called. His arrest fol-
lowed. He said he lost money invest
ing in small enterprises which failed
to make good.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
INSTRUMENTATION TANGI,En.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-(U. PA
serious situation" has arisen between
railroads and employees in interpreting
the national agreement concerning
hours and working conditions, heads
of railroad unions informed the rail
way wage boaId here today. Union
chiefs urged the board to take a hand
in the situation and attempt to break
the deadlock between employers and
workers regarding Interpretation Of
the agreement and appointment Of
boards of adjustment TO enforce the
terms. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
CRAZED BY MOONSHINE,
MAN YIELDS FIST AND
GUN ON STANFIELD MEN
Charge Of Assault With Intent
to Kill Placed Against
Charles Lafferty by Attor-
ney From West End Town.

Charges Of assault with intent "a
XIII were placed today against Charles
Lafferty, "a highway worker, who, on
Saturday afternoon. ran amuck at
stanfield and for a time endangered
the lives Of most Of that towns lead
ing citizens. He was overcome BY sew
eral men in the town after a short
reign Of terror. placed in the city jail
until a deputy sheriff from here could
erriye on the scene and then brought
10 the county Jail for safe keeping.
Lafferty started in to the Bank of
Stanfield to settle a grievence hs
fancied against its officers. At the en-
trance he met Frank Sloan, repre-
sentative-elect TO the state legislature,
and engaged him in battle. ]. d. Zur-
cher, attorney, was called to Mr..
sloan's aid from across the street and
responded. A third man, unidentified
by the officers. also came to the res
cue and was badly battered about the
face. Lafferty, crazed by moonshine
liauor was fighting off all three men.
Lafferty then broke away from the
three, ran to the hardware store near
by and grabbed a rifle and cartridges.
When he came out he was prepared
to shoot up his adversaries but he was
enable to get the cartridges into The
Ie was then that he was
,verpowered by an aroused throng
md locked up
After SOLDERING up, Lafferty express
d regret for his conduct and asked /
0 give bail, which request was refus- /
d. He viii now be held for the grand /
lry. Lafferty has wife and two
his wife having been help /
lg support the family by cooking in
hotel in the west end town. He is
nployed with a highway crew.,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
PRESIDENT WILSON TO
DEVOTE HIS TIME TO
WRITING AFTER MARCH

Washington, Nov 29.--(A. PD
--lt definitely became known to-
day that President Wilson will de-
vote his time to writing after
March 4. He win make his home
In Washington.
Secretary Tumulty intends 10
write some books about the presi-
dent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
pRES|DENT-ELECT IS ON
WAY HOME FROM TRIP
.noApn sTrAMsHIp PASTOREs,

ABOARD STEAMSHIP PAsroREs
Nov. 2s.-CBy Raymond Clapper' u
p. staff Correspondent 0-President-
elect Harding Is enroute back to the
limited states after vacation IN the
panama Canal zone. The president
elect expects to land at Kingston 90, 90,
morrow afternoon. His party VIII
take n trip through the island re-
ambarking after a brief stop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
DOCTOR, IN EMERGENCY
CALL, HOPS INTO PLANE

STOCKTON. Cal. Nov. 29.-(A. P.)
pr. J, NJ. Carr, physician, received
an emergency call from Escalon yes
terday at o'clock. Ten minutes later
he was in an airplane piloted by F.
w. Farris. bound on his way. arriving
at Escalon. % miles distant. at 3;3O
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
SEEKING RESURRECTION
WIDOW PRAYS AT GRAVE
UNTIL LOST IN FAINT

SYLVESTER. Ca, Nov. "a
(U. P)-confident that .resurrec-
ton Of her husband, dead four
Years, could be effected by the
power Of prayer, Mrs. Robert
Rouse prayed besides his grave
until she fell exhausted across the
mound. A passerby today saw the
woman lying at the grave and sent
an alarm 10 the sheriff's office.
So confident was she that her
husband would rise, that she had
brought clothing for him to wear
and tools to open the grave.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
WEST VIRGINIA AREA IS
UNDER MARTIAL LAW

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Nov. 29.--
CU. P.)-Mingo county, the scene of
numerous bloody battles between
striking coal miners and mine guards,
is under martial law, according to
telephone reports from Williamson to-
day. Governor Cornwell asked for
martial law. Troops are billeted at
williamson, Kermit, Chateroy. Nolan
and Fateawan. orders to the com
panies are secret.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
Chicago Grain Market
Wheat
Foreign ENchNnge


London, S4S Is.
Wheat-Sentiment at the outset was
far more friendly to the market than
recently. An advance of 6la to Z cents
was easily attained, Around midday
it became apparent that the vulner-
able portion Of the short interest had
covered. Renewed selling pressure
was followed by a sharp decline to
within a fraction of Saturdays clos,
ing prices. The news suddenly took
on different color. particularly as to
the Canadian situation and the weak
ness in the spring wheat premiums
which We're quoted &c lower. lmpor-
tatious Of Canadian wheat were begin
ming to be forgotten when it was re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
WHEAT TAKES
TUMBLE TO $1.56 5-8

December wheat. after opening at
S1.5S, rallied to slice, fell to Si.56 and
finally closed at Sl.56 SIS in the Chi
cagO wheat market today. March
wheat opened at $1.54 and closed at
Sl.52 Sd. Following are the quota
tions from Overlook & Cooke. local
brokers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
VIOLATEs. \ ARCOTTC ACT.

PORTLAND, Nov 29.-(A. P)-
Or. c. L. Large was fined $4,000 today
following his plea Of guilty for VIOLA
ton of the anti-narcotic act.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
Mhdker

Reported by Major Lee Moorhouse.
official weather observer
Maximum, so.
Minimum, 80.
Barometer. 1895.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
Troops Sent by Britain, France
and Spain, Maybe Sweden
and Norway win Superin-
tend Settlement at Wilma.
GREECE INTIMATES SHE
WILL FILL OBLIGATIONS
Premier RhalIiS, London Hears,
Has Given Assurance New
Government Will Keep Prom
iSeS Signed by venizelOs.

/ GENEVA. Nov 2s.--tBy Henry
Wood. U. p. staff Correspondent -
The League Of Nations first armed
force win leave for wilma Wednesday,
II was announced here today. British,
French and Spanish troops will COM
prise detachments sent to supervise
the plebiscite to decide whether wilma
will be assigned to Poland or Lithuan-
ia Indications are the Swedish and
Norwegian troops will also be dis
patched TO Wilma.
Resume Conference Thursday.
LONDON. Nov. 29.-(U. P.)-The
conference of allied premiers over the
Greek and Russian situation will be
resumed Thursday. 1t was announced
after Premier LeygJe departed for
France today. Italian Foreign Minis
ter sfOrza arrived last night. Leygues
viii return Wednesday.
Reports to the foreign Office stated
that Premier Rhallis Of Greece. has
assured British. French and Italian
ministers that the new government in
tends to recognize fully the obIEga-
tons Of the Venizelos regina.
Approves Date Commission.
GENEVA. Nov. 29.--(A. P)-The
council Of the League OF Nations to-
day approved the final draft OF the
project for permanent date commis-
sion, definitely accepting tentative
to have the commission com
prise five non-rnandatory ana four
mandatory powers 1t was decided
hat members will be chosen by the
council
GENEVA. Nov. 2s.---(A. P.1--The
committee on admission Of new mem-
oers agreed that it would be inpos-
ible TO admit new states carved out OF
I'D Russian territory.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
BLUFFS TRAIN
ROBBERY IS ADMITTED

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 29.-(A. P)--
Keith Collins today signed confes-
sion admitting his participation in the
mail train robbery at council Bluffs,
recently. postal inspectors announced,
Burns Bonds
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 29.-tU. P)-
Keith Collins, former aviator, made a
signed confession today that he par
ticipated in the s5,000>OOO' Council
Bluffs mail robbery recently. lie said
he burned the bonds and all the money
except approximately $500, fearing the
paper might be marked
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
Immediate Revision Of Tax
Laws May be Requested by
President Of Congress as
. SOl0nS Convene Next Week.
TWO REC0MME
HAVE BEEN PASSED UP
White House Officials Indicate
Any Wise Redistribution is.
Favored; Other Contents Of
Speech as Yet Unknown.

WASHINGTON. Nog. 2s.-OU. P.)-
President Wilson. in his forthcoming
message to congress, may ask for an
immediate revision Of the revenue laws
despite the decision Of republican Lead
ers to postpone action on this matter
until after March 4, Il was indicated
today at the white house. Officials
there stated that the president would
sign any bill making wise revision Of
the present reyenue laws, and pointed
out that the president twice before
has recommended revision Of the tax
laws Congress failed to act on either
suggestion.
Republican leaders in the house and
senate believe that the short session Of
congress opening one week from today
viii be too brief for complete revi-
sion Of the tax laws and they are disin-
clined "a undertake a piecemeal reyi-
sion now As reflected In statements
by secretary OF the Treasury Houston,
the president fayors a redistribution
Of taxes rather than any attempt to
lower them. He is also understood TO
hold that the excess profits tax, while
acceptable as war measure. should
now be repealed.
1t was also indicated at the white
house today that some amendments
10 the tariff law might not be opposed
by the president. although it was not
stated definitely what these were. Re-
publican leaders have Indicated their
intention Of holding up any tariff ac-
ton until after wilson's retirement.
Wilson is writing his message now.
Whether he witt re-submit the treaty
and whether he win appear before
'cngress in person with his message !
we're not indicated. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
Unlversal Training Later

WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-(U. PD-
An attempt 70 revive the fight for uni
versal military training may be made
during the special session Of congress
called by Harding after March 4. Rep
resentative Wahn, Chairman Of the
house military committee and other
friends Of universal training. have lit
tie hope Of bringing their object be-
fore congress before then. partly be-
cause there will be insufficient time
to act upon it and partly because it is
known that a majority Of the present
congress is against il.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
Letters Warn Officials
nelinrc plot orranlzed

LONDON, Nov. 2N.--tA' F'I--IU
ward short, home secretary declared
In the House Of Commons TO-DAY .hu'
there seemed no doubt but that sat
rrday nights incendiary fires at Liver
pool were the result Of an organized
conspiracy OF the Sim Fein. Pubnc
galleries Of the commons were closed
today. The house Of parliament Is be-
ing guarded by extra police.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29
DAILY EDITION

The East Orewonian IL Eastern Ore
CONS greatest newspaper and a. a
selling force gives 20 the advertiser
over twice the guaranteed paid eitou-
1ation in Pendleton and UmatillA coun-
ty Of any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-29

This paper ls n member or ana audited
BY the Audit Bureau Of cIrculations
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
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