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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
Peace Conference Decides to
Allow Campaign on Condition
Aggressors Will Return to
Original Positions.
PURSUIT PERMITTED AS
FAR AS is NECESSARY
Sultan's Men Under Mustapha
KemaI Total Only 10000
While Opposing HordeS Are
Well Equipped.
BY ED l.. KEEN.

Omitted Press Starr Correspondent
LONDON, March 12.-The peace
conference today decided to permit
the Greeks to attack the Turks in
Anatolia and take whatever measures
are necessary to expel them from that
region, it is learned semi officially
Permission was given on the condition
that after the campaign the Greeks
return to positions occupied by them
before the fighting began. 1t is said
to have been specified that the Greeks
may pursue the Turks as far as is nee
essary.
to. withdraw their objection to the
to withdraw their objection to he
plan.
Greeks in the Anatolia region are
said to number 10000 and to have 200
field pieces. Turks under Mustapha
Kemal total 10000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
100000 WILL GO INTO
WASC0 COUNTY ROADS

THE DALLES, March t2.-tn Was
co county approximately Sfpu'QOo or
highway construction is under way or
contracted for, according to highway
engineers. of the entire length OF the
Columbia River highway the most ex-
pensive grading and construction WORK
preliminary to, surfaeing Is IN Nasco
county. The natural contour OF the
county through which the highway
PASSES and the type of land across
which it must be built necessitates
costly construction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
'TORNADOES AURL VICTIMS BEYOND ALL TRACE
POLITICAL AND BUSINESS FORCES
PROD SENATOR'S IN STRUGGLE TO
STAY DEATH OF PEACE TREATY
SAM PETERSON ENTERS
RACE AGAINST KEATOR

S. d. Peterson, of Milton. announc.
ed today that he will file with the sec
retary CT state for the republican,
nomination for district attorney at the
primaries May 81. He decided to en-
ter the race against Roscoe l. Keator,
incumbent, at the reqdest of friends
who have prevailed for several weeks,
he said today.
Mr.. Peterson has practiced law at
Milton for 3 years and for three years
prior to coming west practiced in
North Carolina. He was elected to the
state legislature from Umatilla county
and served in the house in 1911 but
was defeated Tor reelection.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
SPECIAL STUDENTS ARE
| ELIGIBLE FOR R. 0. 7. c.

OREGON AGRICULTURAL coll
LEGE, March l2.--Special and voca
tlonal students are eligible to attend
r. O. T. c. summer camps, according
to Information received yesterday by
Major Joseph X Particle, command
ant The camps this summer are at
tracing more students than ever.
The military department has signed
up number of men during the last
week.
\ complete IS piece set of instru-
ments for the II. o. T. c. band is on
the way to the college and will arrive
in about two weeks. The instruments
are said to be of first class quality and
will certainly he appreciated by the
members of the baud.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
.B|SBEE TRIAL HINGES
ON ALLEGED REVOLT
TOM MBSTONE. March

TOMBSTONE, March IL. - The
turning point in the Bisbee deporta-
ton trial was reached at the morning
session today when attorneys argued
Ola the competency of the evidence to
show that the Bisbee strike in 1917
was part of an /. w. w. conspiracy
against the war program of the United
States. Declaring he believes the
question of greatest Importance, judge
Pattee gave the attorneys all yester-
day afternoon to prepare their argu-
ments.
The state holds the evidence of an
w. w. conspiracy is improper on
grounds that the 1. w. w. question is
not an issue. The defense promises
to make it an issue and prove great
conspiracy to aid Germany and over
throw the American government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
BALLOT FAv0RS
SIMPLE DRESS FOR
R0SEBURG GIRLS

ROSEBURG, Or, March 12.-Ex-
travagances in dress will be eliminated
from the Roseburg high school. ac-
cording to vote taken by the girls of
the student body last night. when $50
cast their ballots in favor of uniform
dress regulation, while only 16 favor.
ed the old order OF things.
The regulations adopted by the girls
and embodied in a committee report.
based upon consultations with and
and advice of a number of mothers.
whose daughters are pupils of the high
school calls for either a blue MILDLY
or blouse, or a white MILDLY with COL
lars and cuffs of white or blue and a
black, blue or white skirt made of
either wool or cotton goods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
Committee VIII Dine.

The boxing committee of the Amer
lean Legion will meet at 1880 Satur,
day to have lunch and committee
meeting at the Hotel Pendleton.
Chairman Jack Dolph wants all seven
of the committeeman present as it is
proba BILE that definite date will he
set and other important arrangements
for the boxing program lined up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
WILL SEARCH FOR OIL
IN ATALA SECTION

WALIIA WALIAA. March 12.-Ae-
cording to word brought from Alfalfa
last night there is a movement on foot
to explore that section for oil and as
a result the Columbia Basin Oil com
pany has been organized with a cap
ital stock of s20O 900. and lease on
2000 acres of land
The officers of the company. ac-
cording to reports received here are
F. V. Vogel of Alfalfa. president. Carl
Kupers. a Helix. Ore, banker. viee
president; F. o. Young. of the White
River Lumber company, OF Alfalfa.
secretary; W. A. Ladd. of Alfalfa
treasurer. and r. c. Julian. of Alfalfa
hartman of the board OF directors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
SULPHUR CONTENT OF
COAL is OBNOXIOUS

WALLA Ws\TI.A. WASH. March ?.
'-I'se of coal with a high sulphur con-
tent has filled the gas mains with n
mixture OF such "overripo" odor that
the consumption of gas has fallen off
rapidly, according to c. S. Walters
manager OF the Pacific Power & Light
company.
Complaints of gas leaks" have
been numerous and several people
have searched over their homes for
dead rats which were blamed for
the atmospheric disturbance. Puri-
fiers have been put into operation to
remedy the condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
Enthusiastic Automobile Men
From Walla Walla, Waits
burg, Dayton and Pomeroy
Are Speeding to Show.
DELEGATION LEAVES TO
WELCOME VISITING 100
Dinner is Planned for Guests
Who Augment Throng Which
Visit Happy Canyon to View
Alluring Display.

A caravan Of 80 autos is on its wa,
to pendieton, from Walla Walia
bringing 100 enthusiastic automobile
men from Walla Walla, Waitsburg,
Dayton and Pomeroy to Pendietons 4
Automotiye show
To give the visitors the welcome they
deserve. several autoloads Of Pendleton
automobile dealers and business men
left this afternoon to meet the WASH
ington delegation. They will join them
on the highway and escort them to
Pendleton. After n visit to the big
show, the visitors will be etertained
with a dinner dance at Jolly Inn. The
affair is planned entirely in honor of
the visiting delegation. and no effort
Will be spared to show them n good
time
In the Waiia Walla party will be T.
s. Crocker, J. f.. Moseley and Hal Hill
man. prominent WaiIa walla citizens.
Many OF the Washington men are
members OF the Tri- State automobile
club and will assist Pendieton men in
membership drive for the organiza-
tion. which Is to have a branch in PEN
dieton. Plans will he made for CO.
operation between Pendleton and Wal
la, in regard to highways etc.
Big Crowd at Show
A large crowd attended the show
yesterday afternoon and evening but
taday's crowd exceeds that Of yester-
day and II liz thought that by tonight |
the show will be crowded to the doors !
All cars are claiming their share OF |
interest, 1t Is noted that the trucks |
and tractors are popular with the |
guests at the show and there Is all
crowd In the big top as well as IN /
Happy Canyon itself.
Service station exhibits are also |
proving interesting to visitors, as are /
the stripped chassis which are on dis
play.
Sales Arc Expected
Because of the great interest in the
show and the crowd which is attend
ing. II Is predicted that the number of
sales which will be made during the
show will exceed the number made
last year. when 6S automobiles ana
several trucks and tractors were
bought.
One of the attractions of the show is
the continuous music by F1etcher's
Jazz Archestra- The orchestra plays
during the afternoon and evening. At
tractive decorations form another fea-
ture and the beauty of the pavilion
is due to the efforts of Sam Wright.
who acted at decorator.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
Bonuses Are lost

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The
threat of financial disaster if further
burdens are laid on the people will
prevent congress from passing legisla-
tion giving Bonuses to former soldiers
and sailors, members of the house
ways and means committee said to-
daV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
THE DALLES WOMAN
is SURVIVED BY TEN
GREAT GRAND CHILDREN

THE DALLEs March 12.-Mrs.
Peter vogel, aged sc. died yesterday
fternoon in this city. She is surviV-
by 12 children, her husband, an ad-
pied daughter. Al grandchildren and
10 great grandchildren. Mrs Vogel
was born in Germany in 1858 and
when but Ii months old came to TINS
country, settling with her parents in
Sigourney, Iowa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12

committee of the Oregon State
Chamber of Commerce is now at work
gathering data on forests, landing
fields and sites for sub-bases in the
state. which viii be presented both to
he forest service and to Col. Arnold.
rendletnn is advised not to take up the
matter of the sub base location direct
~. as the department is anxious first
10 get the 30 planes assigned to the
v-st Following the allotment of
nnes, the claims of various towns to
recognition can be pressed.
Should Pendleton not he successful
in its contention that here is the logi-
cal location for eastern Oregon's sub
base It may have a landing field, from
which some of the work will be carried
on. The state chamber. the letter says
will present the claims of the city at
The proper time.
May Get Mail Route
There Is also the possibility of an
aerial mHil service being instituted
between Salt Lake City and Portland
and Seattle as branch of the Chicago
TO san Francisco aerial post. Which
way this service will he routed is not
vet determined. but Pendleton is CON
sidered logically on that route. This
matter is also being borne in mind and
the suh-hase for forest patrol as well
ae the aerial mail service will be press
ed for Pendleton's benefit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12

and warrants will he issued to pre-
vent any loophole of escape of the
men we believe are guilty" This now
angle is sure to prevent any host le
action against tn accused men, since
none of the prisoners will be released
even though he is acquitted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
TorrentiaI Rains in Southwest
of State Accompany Violent
Storms, Claiming Lives and
Dealing Injury.
SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE
SWALLOWED UP IN WAVE
Lad Cast 1000 Feet Through
Air and Entire Home With
Occupants vaniSheS in Whirl-
wind Barrage.

SPRINGFIELD, March 12.-Tor-
nadoes in the last "a hours have taken
a toll of at least seven lives in SOUTH
west Missouri. Many persons are in
jured and few are missing. Five are
dead at Melva where torrential rains
accompanied the storm.
Some of the victims there were
school children. Dismissed from
school. they were playing on the banks
of creek when they were engulfed
suddenly in rush of waters.
Ridgeway Mankey was hurled 1000
feet through the air. When he opened
his eyes he saw his brother. William.
struggling in the water but was to
weak to save him. The town OF Meiva
was almost wiped out.
John Gross and his wife were blown
away from their home, north of Bran
son and no trace has been found OF
the man. woman or house.
Kentucky Town Hit.
WILLIAMSTOWN, KY, March a.
children were injured. sew
eral seriously, when school house at
Sherman collapsed during a heavy
here today. Reports stat
ed that most of the buildings in Sher-
man were leveled BY the storm.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
Expect FINISH Tonight.

MONTESANO. March 11-Aithough
further delay was experienced in the
Centralia murder trial when Judge
Wilson announced this morning that
his instructions for the jury would
not be ready until afternoon. attorneys
still believe the case will be in the
Ihands of the jury before adjournment
tonight. 1t is thought night session
will be held.
The largest crowd which has Vet
attended the trial was present only to
be disappointed when announcement
was made that no session would be
held this morning. Jurors and attor-
neys are equally anxious to bring the
case to a close. Many jurors are
farmers who are eager to return to
spring plowing and for this reason a
short deliberative session is predicted
in some quarters. Others say the
jury will he out from As to 60 hours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-12
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From the report of Major Lee
Moorhouse, observer.
Maximum, 50.
Minimum. As
Barometer, 29.S0.
Rainfall, 10.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-14

En- La Ultima ZGrinG de Oh. y H.
Omessa, que acaba de publicarse, Sc
encuentra un relate altamente tragico
hecho por un antique correo secreto
de la COrte Imperial, Alejo DobrawitZ,
describiendo como testigo presencial
los tiltimos Y atroces momentOs de la
Ehperatriz Alexandra y su hijo. Di
ce asf esa pagina de bestialidad y de
muerte:
=; Mujer Romanof-le dijo, parando
Sc ante la desgraciada .Emperatriz en-.
una actitud que hubiese parecido co
mica en- otro momento-, no Sc elude
la justicia soberana del pueblo! Tu
marido, ell bebedor de sangre Nicolas,
ha expiado, asf como sus c0aplices..
Con un impulse emocionante de amor
materno, la zarina estrech6 contra SUI
pecho a su hijo, Y repuso de una name
ra que, al suplicar, conservaba toda
su dignidad:
-Pod6is disponer de mi vida-diio,
Oprimiendo ardientemente al joven
Alejo-; pero mi hijo es inocente de
todOs los crfmenes que me atribufs.
;Por que pretend6is matarle? IQu6
-delito ha cometido? En- nombre de la
justicia, en- nombre de la piedad, res
petad este nifio, respetad estas mu-
jeres que me rodean y que jamas han
sido enemigas vuestras. Puesto que
necesitais una cabeza, tomad la mia
Nlespues de la del Ear. mo os bastan.
dos cabezas corOnadas?
lei Soviet" os ha condenado
muerte, a tt y tn familia- replic6
Jacowief, menosi jactancioso. pues aque
la energica actitud lie impresionaba-
Solo nos toca cumplir las decisiones
sadoptadas.
Alexandra Federoyna inclin6 la ca
beza sigui6 estrechando a su hijo.
zQue Dios tenga piedad de nosotros
y que no nos falte su misericordia
=; Vamos al bosqne del yyiento!!
4 vamoA Necesitamos una buena ho-
guerra exclamaron aIgunas voces.
Ell grupo sombrfo, rodeado por la
horda de asesinos, Sc puso lentamente
en- marcha hacia el bosque.
De tempo en- tempo. un gemido aho
gado llegaba hasta mi: el zarevich so
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-14

Ponce, septiembre4 12.-Ayer fue
arrollado por Ell coche de punto que
guia el auriga Emilio Gazar, Ell niio
Marcelino Morales, en- nonaentos que
este bajaba de la acera al arroyo. en-
la esquina que for,na. la intercepci6n
de. las GALES Mayor y Castillo: result
.tando Morales con leves lesiones, pero
perdida por complete una compra de
pr1xisiones que lleyaba en- las manos.
Los policiass Fernando Rodriguez
u Manuel Alomar han denuuciado a
Margagita Lopez v Rosa Maria Rive
ra, por haher alterado Ia paz en- la
Plaza del Mercado.
-Anoche contraieron- matrimonio,
catolicamente,. en- ell domicilio de la
desposada, Gale Union, de esta ciu-
dad, los estimables jovenes don Juan
Font de Jesus v senorita Maria Cell
" Collazo; apadrinando, Ell acto don
Pedro, Cell. y Ia senorita Maria Ne
gron.
: Deseamos. eterna luna de miel los
estimahles Juan Y Maria.
Aver las seis de la tarde atra-
CO al Muelle Municipal Ell, valor ma
cional "Mohwak"", procedente del puer
to de esa capital, con 532 toneladas
de carga para varios; y media hora
despues fonde6 i en-, nuestra bahia. la
goleta Mildred Adams, de matrf-
cula inglesa, proceden6e de, Nueva Es-
cocia y con, un cargamento. de baca-
lao consignado Morales & Co., del
comercio importador de estaps laza.
-Hace POGO puso ell Club Deporti-
vo de Ponce al servicio de sus MEM
bros un autom6vil de varios asientos;
para que los socios que asf 10 deseen
puedan, ir desde la ciudad a los edi-
fcios del Club vice-versa,
-Hoy>han embareado para Santo
Domingo, pals en- que residen desde
hace algdn tempo, los estimables j6-
venes esposos. don Jaime Bou Blon-
Diet y dofa, Mercedes Diaz, llevando
consigo a su pequeiias hijita Lotier.
Ademas, va con ellos su amable y be-
LA hermana Ana Maria Bou Blondet,
quien Sc propone pasar una tempos
rada en- la vecina repdblica.
Buen viaje y felicidades, mientras
esten ausentes de su patria portorri-
quefia..
-Esta noche daran los socialistas
un mitin en- ell barrio Sabanetas, des-
filando, por la tribuna los propagan-
distas obreros Alfonso, Laguer, Cas-
tillo Lozano y otros.
La policfa local busca en- estos
al sujeto Justine Fuentes,
de 18 amos de edad, blanco, quien de-
ell dia 6 del corriente de la
casa del doctor Alvaro Santaella, lie
una lata de. gasolina, que
vendio POGO despues al vecino Anto-
MO Carvajal.
En- Ell AsiIo de Damas prestan
asisteHcia facultativa al muchacho An
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-14
IN|AS NF0RlIACI0N DEL SUR

tonic Colon, de IA amos de edad, quien
Ianteanoche, como "a las once, en- mo-
mentos que iba montado en- la par
tie posterior del auto No. TIA, que
guiado por el chauffeur Angel Vicen-
ity caminaba por la carretera Ponce
Santa Isabel, trato de bajarse, es-
tando ell caro- en- marcha, recibiendo
lfuertes golpes en- la cabeza y otras
tregiones del cuerpo.
El Comite del nuevo partido or
ganizado en- esta localidad para dis
iputar a la colectividad unionista ell
triunfo electoral en- esta municipali-
dad y en- los. dos distritos representa-
ltivos que la componen, esta definiti-
Ivamente constituido asf:-Presidente,
don Rafael Castillo Lozano; don Fran
icisco Alvarado Lugo, secretario; don
Rosendo Colon, tesorero; don Tomas
Martinez Rivera, don Ramon Gime-
itlez, don Santiago Cabrera, don Fell
lpe Alvira v don Carlos @. Georgetti,
|vocales.
Todos son elementos obreros, de
Iexcelentes cualidades cfvicas.
--Anunciase que pronto el "team"
de baseball" "Ponce" lanzara un re-
to a los demas clubs de la Isla, para
Icelebfar dos "matchs, en- ell Campo
Atletieo de esta ciudad; y que ell re-
sultado econ6mico de esos juegos Sc
,ra en- beneficio de una altruista insti-
tucion radicada en- esta Perla del Sur.
Con ell proposito de hacer COM
pras para la tienda "La Victoria, de
que es conduefo, ha marchado New
York nuestro amigo don Enrique Gin
tron, de la firma 'Ravry & Cintron" +,
de esta plaza.
Buen viaje y mejores negocios, lie
deseamos cordialmente.
En- cumplimiento de una orden de
arresto, expedida en- causa por abuse
de confianza, ell policfa Jose Antonio
Turt ha detenido en- esta ciudad al
vecino Jose Rivera, del citado pueblo
de Cayey.
Ell policfa Antonio S. Colon ha
sindicado ante los tribunales a Mon
serrate Torres, como infractor a la
ley que prohibe portar armas, consis-
tiendo la infraccion en- que llevaba So
bre su persona, para fines de ofensa
y defensa, UNI n~cuchillo cuya hoja mide
seis y cuarto pulgadas de longitud.
La manana de aver salieron para
esa capital los prominentes portorri-
queiios Lcdo. Jose Tous Soto, direc-
tor polftico del Partido Republican,,
y Hon. Juez Domingo Sepdlveda, no
minado candidate por ese mismo par
lido al cargo de Comisionado de Puer-
to Rico en- Washington.
El primero iba acompaiiando a dos
de sus nifias, que han debido embar-
caro- enbarcaran en- fecha proxima
para Estados Unidos, al objeto de in
gresar en- un colegio de nuestra me-
troll.
COrresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-14
EN- Ia Russia BOLCHEuKL
ULTIMQS, MOMENTOS DE- la zARINA Y
DEL AREVICH
COrrespOnsal.

, llozaba.... La Zarina marchaba con
pasO,. firme y la cabeza erguila. Las
otras desgraciadas inclinaban la fren-
te v llOraban en- silencio.
En- cuanto a Deverienko, ell marino
que desde hacfa ai1os estaba al servi-
clio del jeven Principe y no habfa que
ridO separarse de el en- los dfas de
prueba, Sc lie habfan vendado los ojOs,
cada vez que tropezaba, los guarlias
lie acribillaban bayonetazos. AL ca
bo de 'algunos centenares de metros,
cay0 para no levantarse jamas.
A Ia entrada del bosque Sc detuvo
el cortejo. Con las ramas sseeas Sc
form6 rapidamente .un monitor; luego
Sc afadieron- troncos de arboles, =
pronto una llama inmensa subi6 haeia
el cielo. -.
Entonees Sc present0 un espectaculo
cuyo horror supera toda descrip-
ci6n..
S0ldad6s Y marines, teda la tnrba
de Ekaterinenburg, las mujeres tam.
bi6n mas violehtas crueles que, los
otros precipitation con sus implacables
manos las inocentess vfctimas. en- la
hogueras Cada vez que una de elias
retroeedfa huEendo de la llama, veinte
bayonetas lie picaban Y lanzaban ha-
cia el fuego. Tres, veces vi huir a la
Gran Duquesa Tatiana, hasta que, tras.
pasada de parte a parte, Sc desplomo
"a los peis, de sus atormentadores.
En- clfanto a la Zarina ell Zarevich;
Sc estrecharon mituamente, con pa
so SECURE, casi automatico, avanzaron
hacia la hoguera y desaparecieron en-
el tofbellino de humo...
YoAeerre los ojos: un olor nausea
bundo de sangre ' carnes quemadas
me daba yertdgos, Y caf de pdillas,
.poseitlosde indecible desesperaci6n''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-14

Cuando pase por VEGA BAJAs f.
.iese que en- Ia plaza principal trente
al Hptei Las Canarias de Luciano Gas,
no Delgado, esta la tienda de "CANo
SOLER & CO." donde eneontrara I'd.
Gasolina,s Aceite, Grasas. Aire para
los neumaticOs. Gomas, Tnbos y cuan!
IA pieza necesite para su autom6yil.
Ne Sc olyide. AdSt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-14
JOSE SIERRA
DIR. NARCISO MORENO
Medico Cirujano.

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
participa sus amigos cIientes que
esta de nuevo en- su buffete.
Telefono BIS, Allen %.
Advt.