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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
WILL ASK THAT FEDERAL, MONEY
BE USED ON GRANT COUNTY ROAD
INSTEAD OF ON WALLULA CUTOFF
EMMETT DALTON CLAIMS
TO HAVE HEARD FROM
FAMOUS MAIL BANDIT

+ SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-(U. P.) +
+ Emmett Dalton, the only lv- +
+ ing member of the famous Dali +
+ ton gang, said today he had +
T. heard indirectly from Roy Gard +
+ ner He said Gardner informed +
+ him he would not return to the +
+ laws custody Until he was GER =
+ tain what they will do with =
+ him. They cannot eXtradite him I
+ from where he Is according to Z
+ Dalton who is negotiating with I
+ President Harding for a parole I
+ for Gardner if the latter gives
+ himself up. d, Edwards, Million
+ are Nevadan, has offered to
+ post a $5O,000 bond for Card
+ ncr's good behavior
- + + + + + + + r
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
VOGEL EXPECTS WELL
At alfalfa TO PAY
WELL IN SHORT TINE
Peacock Sand Struck and Eff.
fort Centered Now in Getting
Water Baled Out of Hole.

Enthusiastic confidence in the pay
ing possibilities Of the well Of the
Columbia Basin Oil CO., near Alfalfa
was expressed this morning by f.. H.
Vogel, president Of the company, VINO
spent a few hours here He was the
guest of Charles Behrens, formerly OF
Helix. who is now living in Pendleton'
The well is down more than 2,lOO
feet, according to the statement OF
Mr. Vogel. Work at present Is con-
fined to getting the water out of the
hole. A bailer is going constantly
and it will be run for two or three
more days in an effort to determine
whether the present quantity of water
lin the hole is water that has seeped
down from above, or whether it Is
caused by a stream which exists just
above the sand stratum. The drill Is
now in Peacock sand, according TO tho
visitor.
"The column of water in that wei
lnow weighs about 6 tons" Mr.. Noge
said this morning, 80 it is cas-,
enough to see that that much waite
might easily keep real oil well coN
ered. If we find that we can't ge
THE water bailed out, we shall sinl
our casing again and then go dow
in the sand again"
Several geologists have examine
, 1.-THE hole and the formations whic
have been struck, Mr.. Nogel declare
with the result that some of .ther
have reported that they consider tn
field already in the paying class
RECORDS made in bringing in well
after the good sand is reached max
il plain that we may have 10 spen
several weeks yet before we kno
definitely what we have. II Is III
usual thing TO have to spend from
to 90 days working before a well ca
be brought in"
\ Excitement at Walla Walla is veI
much in evidence, the company offic
al reports.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
EVANGELIST HENSHAW
GIVES Strong SERMON
(py w. A. GressmanJ


At the First Christian church last
night. Evangelist Henshaw delivered
a clear, Straightforward eXpository
sermon, showing by the Bible the ans
wer to his subject: What Is CHRISTIAN
Baptism?" BY the Scriptures ne
showed that baptism is no exception
to the rule that there is no proper
symbol unless 1t properly represents
the thing 1t Is intended to symbolic"
As the facts of the Gospel consist OF
the death, burial and resurrection OF
Christ, 50 baptism Qmmersion) SYM
bolizes these facts.
More than this, Mr.. Henshaw show
ed that baptism represents also u
birth John SD, as well as DEATH
burial and resurrection tRom. 6:S, ~;
also a plantig (Rom. 6:5) and wash
Ing (Eph. 5:26). Baptism also re-
auires much water (John S;2S), u 60
ing down into and n coming up out
of the water GAG. 8;2S. SO; Matt
S:i6l.
I'VE need to apply the golden rule
In the relationship between God ana
ourselves, as well as between man and
man" said Mr. Henshaw. This stat
ment was in reference to baptism pe
ing a teaching of God, and as such
we are under obligation to obey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis sang a mos
pleasing duet. This evening at 7'S'
sharp will begin the lively song ser
vice led by Mr.. Curtis. The sermon D!
Mr.. Henshaw will be on ''The New
Testament Church" Questions are al
ways welcome for the question poA. @
Mr., Henshaw gives some eXceileh
Scripture teaching by way OF thes
questions,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
JAPANESE WANT MORE
SHIPS THAN allotted

TOXIC. Nov. 15.-(U. P)-The
japanese cabinet today continued its
consideration Of Secretary Hughes
program with official circles cautious
.ly refraining from any comment Pop
.ular feeling favored anything to re-
duce the government expense, and tax
alton, without sacrificing the national
safety. A feeling is gaining ground,
strength allowed Japan under tho
hughes proposal should be increased.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
COMMANDER OF LOCAL LEGION POSTN
NAME Of PENDLETON POST HEARTILY
ENDORSES ANNUAL RED CROSS ROLL CAL!

ain tho name of the pendleton Post
of tho American Ieeion give To the
1901 annual Red Cross Roll Call my
hnartiest endorsements said p. L..
Td,emon. commander of the local post
this morninp
NO word. of mine con express the
pood the work that tho RED Cross
has dono in ,he mast nor estimate IFS
work in tho future Every Legion man
is backing the organization"
Amonu tho cases in which the Red
Croes has aided not only the ex-soldier
hut bis fomily 10 tbat of Irmatillo
county man who dnriny tho war lost
tho total sieht Of one owe and the
three.onarters sight in the other eve.
Through the Red Cross he is new at
tending a school for the blind I'm BAL.
tinore and his wife and two children
are helm cared for by the Urmatllla
county chanter II Is the dollars re,
ceiyed in the membership drives that
make this possible.
Rev. George l.. Clark, head Of the
Pendleton drive, has announced tn,
I following precinct chairmen:
! Rev. w. A. Gresham. north side dis
trict. ]. V. Tallman. business distrc
! between Cottonwood and Willow
streets; Rev. Alfred Lockwood will
have that precinct east of Cottonwood
between the river and the railroad
Rev. John H. Secor win have that be
tween the river and the railroad, ives
of Willow; H. E. Inflow will have al
the south side beyond the railroad cas-
of Main street and Mrs. James AXE
will have that precinct west of Mali
bevond the tracks on the south.
Members Of the Pendleton commit
tee which win assist in the various pre-
cincts are announced as follows b.
Rev. Clark:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
ENGLAND <WlD JAPAN ANNOUNCE THEY ACCEPT HUGHES
DISARMAMENT PLAN I'm PRINCIPLE AND IN SPIRIT
MEETING
UPHOLOS COMMITTEE
ENDORSES THE BUDGET

At the taxpayers meeting at the court house last evening
under the auspices of the XCub unanimously voted to
endorse the city budget and also to support the sepc tank
the ballot Action the septic tank taken when the
report of taxpayers committee headed by Dr. u Temple
read This report told of the conferences with the city
ca of the agreement by the latter not buy the Richardson
tract The report also favorable to the camp ground
but with the provo the camp ground be in the east end the
city and not in the west end the septic tank
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
REVOLT THREATENS TO
THROW MEXICO INTO
AN OPEN WARFARE
Supporters of Cantu and FEEDER
al Forces Reported to be
Clashing All Along Border.

CALEXICO, Calf, Nov. I'D;
PA carefully planned revolt
threatened to throw northern Mexico
into open warfare against the Obregon
government today Supporters Of Es-
teban Cantu, former governor of lower
California and federal forces are re-
ported clashing all along the border.
United States troops are on guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
MAY SHIFT LINEUP

CORVALLIS, Nov l5.-(U. P)-
Complete shifts in the Aggie lineup
marked preparation for the annual
clash with Oregon Saturday on GEL
field. Captain Powell may be held In
reserve, with other first string men on
tho sick list also remaining on tfe
bench until the game has progressed
Kasberger or McKenAa are mentioned
for the quarter position. Miller's
Kicking will earn him "A place. Coach
Huntington will probably start the
same lineup he used against Wash =
ington State recently
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15

The correspondents from nippon
we're first on the ground, and eariy
counts Indicated they would be inc
strongest in force of the foreign re-
porters Especially have they been
impressed with the democratic ana
friendly greeting which this govern
inent has extended TO the foreign
press. They were presented to Presi-
dent Harding and Secretary OF state
Hughes in the regular newspaper con
ferences with these government lead
ers. This is strange business to Jap
anese, where the emperor is divinel!
3 exclusive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
$4,000 Bond is Forfeited in
Federal Court When He Fail
ed to Appear for His Trial.
INDICTED FOR ALLEGED
MAIL FRAUD IN LAND DEAL
Arrested With Former Salem
School Superintendent Who
Appeared for Trial Today.

PORTLAND, Nov. 15.-(A. P0-
The five thousand dollar bond of Car
los w Byron was forfeited in the fed
eral court today when he failed to ap-
pear for trial with John W. Todd, for
mer Salem school superintendent, with
whom he was indicted for an alleged
mail fraud land zeal. Todd appeared
for trial. His attorney is Charles Rob-
inson, of Astoria.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
CONFERENCE CALLED TO
RE-ADJUST WAGES AND
REVISE WORKING RULES
So Railroad Managers Send
Notices to Various Glasses of
Employees Calling Meetings.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-(A P)-'
Managers of 81 railroads east Of the
Mississippi and north of the Onto
rivers today began mailing notices TO
the various classes of railroad en-
lployes calling conferences 10 consider
re -ad iustment Of wages and a revision
Of the rules and working conditions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15

provement Of park properties were
both commended.
Later, discussion on the budget,
asked for by the city council for the
coming year. was held, and a motion,
introduced by +. J, Murphy, formerly
mayor of pendleton, was passed that
II was the sense of the meeting that
it favor the budget. The vote was
unanimously in favor of the motion.
The passage of the motion was recip-
itated by action of James Johns Jr,
who asked IL it would not be advisable
for the meeting to go ON record in re-
gard to the budget, since two bond is
sue matters had been recommended.
When 1t was shown that the sue
ceedlng administrations have been in
heriting an Indebtedness of between
$4,000 and $500 the remark was
made by Mr.. Johns that since the city
is in debt, the extra amount asked for
in the budget should he granted to
- -
lCApttnua1 on naUa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
IF PLAN FAILS u. S.
WILL STRAIT BUILDING
ADDITIONAL WARSHlPS

+ WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.--(U. +
+ Should the other nations +
+ turn down the United States +
= proposal for armament limita, +
+ tion, members Of congress are +
+ informed that this country pro- T.
+ poses to add IA first line ships +
+ to the l6 nows partially built, +
+ and rush all to completion as +
+ soon as possible. A high official +
+ in President Harding's conf =
dence gave this word, \
= = = = y = = = = = = 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
Opposes Submarines

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.--U. +. -
Arthur Balfour, speaking for Great
Britain, today assailed allotment OF
tonnage for submarines. and declared
tonnage OF undersea craft allowed was
more than any nation possessed and
also suggested the conference should
consider the advisability OF prevent
ing construction "of these large sub
marines not intended for defense, but
whose whole purpose is attack, which
only serve to add to wars and hor-
rows" Balfour pointed out how limi-
tatlon plans would reduce taxes, stim-
ulate industry and rolieve hurdened
governments, but there is something
in scheme beyond mere numerals,
that goes to the root OF the highest
national morality" This scheme
makes ideallsm practical. II catches
the dreams that poets have wrote be-
fore the world for centuries.
The Japanese Position
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.--(U. P.)-
Japan never has nor does not now de-
sire navy equal to those Of the Unit
ed States or England" Admiral Kato.
speaking for Japan, declared. I'VE
want only armaments essential to de-
fense."
Reservations Suggested.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-(u. Pl
l-Balfour suggested only two reserva.
tions, submarines and naval arma'
------------.---4-----
(Coutinuad on page b.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
Between so and IS Persons
Injured as Climax to Two
Weeks Of Packing Strike.
STRIKERS DEMAND THEIR
UNION BE RECOGNIZED
Adjutant Lasher is Holding
State Troops in Readiness
Should Situation Get Worse.

OTTUMWA, Iowa, Nov. l5,-(U. Po
between SO and rs persons were IN
jured when fierce street riots CHM
axed two weeks strike of packing
company employees.
The strikers attacked those stiil
working, hurting stones. sticks ana
other missils. The strikers, number
ing 500, demanded recognition OF
their packing union. Adjutant Lash
er Is holding state troops in readiness
should the situation grow worse.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
CATTLr MARKET STEADY

PORTLAND, Nov. i5.-(A P)-
Cattle are steady. Hogs are 20 to 80
cents lower, prime light SS.25 to
1878. Sheep are quiet. Eggs are
steady. Butter Is weak.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
CHICAGO WHEAT PRICES
CONTINUE WEAK TO-DAY

Wheat prices are weaker today, De-
cembcr grain closing at $1.0f is and
May at $1.07 Is. Yesterdays closing
prices were S1.O5 "a and {109 SIS.
respectively.
Following are the quotations rccciv-
ed by Oyerbeck & Cooke, local brok-
ers:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
Ircnch DISCUSS plnn

PARIS, Nov. l5.--U P.)--The
national defense superior counsel met
with President Mlllerand today TO dis.
cuss the Washington arms conference.
Minister Of war Barthou and Minister
of Marine Guisthau both attended.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee Moorhouse
weather observer.
Maximum 80.
Minimum 80.
Barometer 1850.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
BalfoGr Declares Reduction
Plan of Hughes Reasonable
Acceptable to His Nation.
COMPLIMENT PAID HUGHES
BY ENGLISH SPOKESMAN
Briton Says America is Not
Open to Dangers That
Confront Great Britain.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-U. P.)
Great Britain agrees lin spirit and
principle" with Americas sweeping
program for armament limitation,
Arthur j. Balfour stated officially be-
fore the arms conference today. A
loud applause greeted this statement.
America and Britain are profoundly
interested in naval matters mot from
ambition, but from necessity" he
said. The United States stands i'm
pregnable, doubly protected and Who'll
ly immune from the peris which me-
mace the British empire. but even So
britain agrees with Americas spirit
shown in Secretary Hughes speech.
| Ralfour declared Britain regards the
armament Limitation as reasonably
acceptable" 4Asv
Balfour opened his speech by pay
ing IL high compliment to Secretary
Hughes craftsmanship. He spoke ex-
temporaneously with only a few notes
before him. America has added a
new anniversary to her calendar" he
said November l2 will be marked
BY the worlds qualification almost as
much as November ll--armistice
day Balfour caused Il laugh when
he said Hughes big secret was per-
fectly kept up to the time he uttered
the memorable words that have found
an echo In every part of the world.''
Those hearing them, Balfour said,
felt that "a new chapter In the world
history had opened"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-U. p)--
British representatives are reported
working out substitute for the Anglo.
japanese alliance. The details are
withheld and It Is unknown whether
the British contemplate the suggestion
of a triple bond of Britain, Japan ant
the United States.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
REPUBLICAN MOVE BLOCKED

WASHINGTON. Nov. i5.-CU. PD
"A democratic filibuster today block
ed the republican move TO clear Sena-
tor %ewberry Of charges Of election
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15

IL, ~. idNlof ITVSlutS.
When the meeting was called to
order by II. j. Taylor in the absence
of Judge j. A. Fee the court room was
well filled The session throughout
was devoid of fireworks and the ap-
parent sentiment of those present was
to back up the work of the investigat- =
ing committee. There was much in
formal discussion but the meeting was
devoid of any rancor,
Two reports were read to the meet
ing. one was the report of the COM
mittee on the proposed septic tank,
which was read by DR., |. IT, Temple,
chairman and in this report, the mem
bers of the committee set forth the
Findings of am investigating concern
ing' the site and the conditions under
which the committee recommend that
the club cooperate with the city coun-
ell.
Give Budget Endorsement.
In the report of the taxpayers COM
mttee, the septic tank proposal and
the proposal to authorize the issuance
of $25. 900 for the purchase and inn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15

4 tree seed takes three years Il
grow strong enough TO be transplant
rd and another fortv-fonr before II Is
stout enough TO be cut for timber.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
.CASE AGAINST ROSE
. STOKES IS DISMISSED

KANSAS CITY, Nov l5.-U. P)--
The governments case against Rose
Pastor- Stokes. the noted millionaire
socialist charged with utterances IN
violation Of the espionage act during
the war. were dismissed today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15

Continued on page 5.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15

CONTINUES on page g.,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-15
DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonian is Eastern Ore
CONS greatest news spaper and as a SELL
ing force gives to the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
In PendletOn and Umatilla county of
any other newspaper.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
Varios cuerpos de
Eiercito oSoviets
Sc han sublevado
DOLoRoSo ACCIDENTE MARITI
MO EN- Ell FERROL-PERE-
CEN y Personals.
(De nuestro servicio especially

RIGA, febrero 26-Varios cuerpos
de Ejercito en- Russia, Sc han indisci-
plinado contra los soviets, negandose
seguir tolerando los excesos que CO.
mete la oligarquia que mantiene a
Russia bajo el terror rojo. La contra
revoluci6n tiene un gran ambiente po-
pular.
MADRID, febrero 26.-Telegrafian
del Ferrol que ha zozobrado en- aque-
Has aguas una lancha, ahogandose
doce personals. FL doloroso accidente
ha causado honda impression en- la
ciudad. Sc sabe que la costa gale
ga esta agitada 'por un recio temporal
que ha heeho zozoblar varias embar-
cacloneS memories.
BARCELONA, febrero 26.-La IA
bfica de tejidos de Rafael. CASTILLO ha
sido destruida aver por un violento
incendio que Sc considera intentional.
Las autoridades estan practicando la
investigation consiguiente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
Don Fernando
de Baviera
va a Venezuela
Ell TENOR CARUSo DICE QUE
CUMPLIo AVER CUARENTA
Y OCHo ANoS.
(De nuestro seryicio especially

MADRID, febrero 26.-La prenss
publica aver la noticia de que el In
fante don Fernando de Baviera visi.
tara Venezuela como embajador ex-
traordinario. En- la patria de. Bolt
var, segun sc ha comunicado al Go.
'biern6 de Madrid, Sc celebraran er
honor del augusta representante de
Espaifa fiestas nunca superadas.
NEW YORK, febrero 2o.-El graz
tenor Caruso cumplio aver, segdn dice
cuarenta Y ocho amos. Ha pasado ur
dia muy contento porque sigue me
jorando visiblemente. En- cuanto sea
autorizado por los medicos emprende-
ra el viaje anunciado.
1 BILBAO, febrero 26.-El, vapoi
frances "Gaulois" cargado con dina.
mita ha embarrancado cerca del puer.
to, Y esta corriendo serio peligro de
queda inutilizado. Sc esta estudian-
do la manera de sacar el peligroso
cargamento, para entonces trabajal
en- ell salvamento del buque, cuyo fon-
do Sc supone que ha sufrido una gra-
We averia.
DUBLIN, febrero 26.-A pesar de
la1extricta censura mantenida por In
glaterra, aqui Sc sabe que han ocu-
rrido en- las 1ltimas horas, sangrien-
tos cheques entire los sim feiners y
las tropas de la Gran Bretaiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-26
Tren asalladO
pmuna auadnlla
de banslidos
n h Ana camara lINncs.t - asacnrlh
9, ps,lrFo a. ID acsaue a. les IT Cp
81 srnto Dominso nAit


CHIC AGO. fcbrTo % II irpn "a.
ffssso ae chicago a Alton iae asflia-
do anochc por una cuadriilR Dc ban
didos en Lac ccIVanias de Easiqu.ncy
Los ladroncs dctuvicron q convoy. 3
se lieyaron cicnto veinie mil dollsrs
Una vcz realizada Ia feohoriA. mon
tag0n a caballo y desaparecieron.
MADRID, febrcro 26.--Los sindica-
lisias de Reus han asesinado al alcal-
de dc la poblacion don Manuel Sarda.
Los funcrales dc esta nueva yiictima
dc la ferOcidad sectaria seran impo-
nentes. Asistiran al homemade las
autoridades de la provincial; el gene
raj Martinez Anido ha anunciado So
proposito de ir al entierro.
MADRID, febrero 26.-Ha llegado
a esta capital, la prineesa de Sam
salm, que Sc hospeda en- el Hotel Ritz
con su sequito.
BARCELONA, febrero 26.-Gran-
des temporales que no ceden su viO-
lencia, a pesar de los dias transcurri-
dos, hacen peligrosa la navegacioi por
el Mediterraneo. FL mar presenta
frente a Barcelona un aspecto impo-
nente. La gente de mar dice que nc
Sc tiene memoria de un NAL tempo
tan insistente.
SANTANDER, febrero 26.-Los
metalurgicos han declarado el lock-
out contra los obreros que Sc obsti-
nan en- una actitud irreconciliable
Despachos de Bilbao dicen que el ca
serio de Baraezabal, del municipio de
Arrieta, ha sido destruido por un in
cendio. Tambien han ardido en- Las
Palmas, Gran Canaria, los almacenes
de don Mariana Motales.
,ta, PARIS, fehrero 26.-El Senadol
Beranguer ha llamado la atencion de
Gobierno de la Republica, en- un SEN
sacional discurso que pronuncio aver
en- la Alta Camara, sobre la censura-
BILE conducta que vienen siguiendo los
Estados Unidos ell Santo Domingo y
Haiti, senalando ell peligro de que pu-
dieran querer extender su Influences
hacia las antillas francesas.
NARSOVIA, febrero 26.-La revo-
lucion rusa contra los soviets toma
un aspecto de generalization muy Sc
ria para ell vacilante poder de la oil
garquia dominante en- el ex-imperio
desolado por la barbarie anarquista
En- todas parties surgen grupos insur-
gentes, ganosos. de sacudir la tirania
de los rojos.