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PAGE KTGIIT. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1009. EIGHT PAGES, PERSONAL MENTION Trian a! IVices For Cooking and for Uie Table Xo Top almonds, walnots, raising, figs, citron, lemon and orange )CCl. t Miiiivi'ncat, strained and comb honey, pineapple, cranberries, or anpcs, lemons pears, apples, bananas, apple butter, etc. Squash, sweet potatoes, lettuce, chow chow, and pickles and olives of nil kinds. Standard Grocery Co. 214-216 East Court St, LeadingGrocers. HE OTHER DEFEAT CO Ii WINS FROM ATHENA ACADEMY 1X3 SES TO MILTON Militia Roys Have Hard Fought Game, Winning 9 to 5 One man Causes Academics to Lose by Decisive Score High School Team Plays at Weeton Tonight. One victory and one defeat is the record of the performances of two Pendleton basket ball teams, last eve ning. The Company L team took the Athena high school boys Into camp by the close score of 9 to 5 while the Pendleton Academy quintet went down to defeat before the fast five of the Columbia Junior College team of Mil ton by 39 to 11. The games were played at Athena and Milton. As the score would Indicate, the Athena game was noticeable for the good work done by the guards on both sides and the Inability of the forwards to take advantage of the few oppor tunities offered for "shooting" baskets. The game was closely contested from start to finish and was enjoyed by the small crowd present. Academy Defeated. The other game was more decisive, though with the exception of one man, the two teams were quite evenly di vided. The one exception was Storm, the former Weston Normal star who Is playing witli the Junior Collegians this year. It came near being a one man game and a one man victory for Storm was nearly "the whole show." He was so swift and sure that he clearly outslassed, not only the mem bers of the opposing team but also his own team mates. The game is said to have been inter esting from the spectators standpoint, however, notwithstanding the one sided score. The Pendleton players all showed up well and will be able to give a good account of themselves In the race for the city championship. High School Plays Tonight. The high school team will have its first game of the season with an out side team this evening when the boys go to Weston to try conclusions with the high school team at that place. Though Weston is a small town It has turned out some mighty fast ball tos sers In the past and the local players are expecting a battle royal. The game will be played on the Weston floor, the Pendleton boys hav ing gone up on the noon train. Nat Kimball will officiate while the line up will be as follows: Boylen and Sturdivant, forwards; McDlll, center; Devlne and C. Jordan, guards. Rader, A. Jordan and Fee will comprise a strong trio of substi tutes who will probably be In the game before it is. over. WALLA WALLA GETS CONVENTION OF FAHMERS Walla Walla, Dec. 11 Walla Wal la will get the mid-winter Farmers' Cooperative and Educational meeting this year, when delegates from Wash ington. Oregon and Idaho will attend. This was decided on at the meeting of the executive committee held In Pullman this week. Walla Walla members who returned home Thurs day consider this a special victory as a number of cities were contesting for the honor of having this body meet in their city. Between 700 and 1000 delegates will throng the city on January 17, 18 and 19, when the meeting Is to be held, whurh is the principal one of the year. The place of holding the spring meeting was al so deckled and Couer d'Alene was ac corded the honor. Colfax was after tho meeting and the first vote was a tie. "Women over 24 years of age can vote," says the Swedish diet. Digest that, you antl-suffraglsts. Any Cold Can be Cured without "cold cures," cough mixtures" and " the like opiate filled medicines. All you have to do is to open your bowels wide with That will carry the cold germs sr.d systemic poisons avray-and A you 11 eet well in r.o time. It you rave a com or arc con- ---.-J--1- U .: K H.1r, trruiUrc. r. , r. ..il. I . .'II better in the mornmj. 54 Get a 25c Box FOR SALE l!V A. C. huM'I'O & I'.ROS. HERE'S A PROPOSITION FOR A GOOD HOME ON EASY PAYMENTS. $1360 cash or $560 cash and 85 monthly payments of 113.21 each or $350 cash and 100 monthly payments of H.80 each, or $350 cash and 120 monthly payments of $13.21 each. MARK MOORHOUSE (Eb CO. TcL Main 83. 120 E. Conrt I Toys! oy 3 t Our toy ljjiirtiii;nt is tin; most cninjilete ever shown in lYn dieton. We liav jtiiit received three largo .shipments of toys from tho F.'ist and from now until Christmas this department, will he on r HjM-eial feature. Iion't Imy until yon have seen our line. Iliindre !s of Dolls, Doll Cart?, Games, Mechanical Toys, Drums, Toy Carts, Wagons, Puzzles, Blocks, Boats, Magic Lan terns, Whips, Sleds, Driving Ileins, Jump Hopes, Chimes, Tri cycles, Toy Chairs, Doll Wigs, Shoes and hundreds of other toys. Remember this is a Toy Store and not a side line. Our toys and prices are the best. Come and be convinced. NELSON'S Phone Main 513. The Handy Store, John 11. Walker of Holdman, Is In town today. Pearl Edwards of Vale. Is a Pendle ton business visitor today. J. II. Cochran of lone, Is caring for business Interests in this city. T. W.'CHno of Umatilla, is trans acting business in Pendleton today. R. E. Thom of Hermiston, is tran sacting business at the county seat. L. E. Roy, mayor of the town of Pilot Rock, spent last night in Pendle ton. W. E. Hurmore of Hermiston, is transacting business at the county seat today. R. N. Stanfield, is up from the town of that name for the transaction of business in this city. H. M. Cutler, a prosperous farmer of the Holdman country, is in the city today on a trading trip. J. M. Cook hns returned from a trip to Alberta having gone up with Bert Huffman and family', a few weeks ago. George. Ferguson is expected here tomorrow from Spokane. He will take his old position at the Alexander store. J. M. Griffin of Hermiston, is am ong the large number of Pendleton visitors from the west end of the county. William Boynton who has been con fined to his bed for some time because of an attack of rheumatism, is slow ly recovering. John P. McManus, editor of the Pi lot Rock Record, cam In yesterday from that place, returning home on the. morning train. Will Jamleson, one of the promi nent residents of the Weston country, is transacting business In Pendleton today, having come down last even ing. W. L. Guerrant, the well-known res ident of Holdman, is a Pendleton bus iness visitor today, having drove In from that part of the county this morning. Attorney W. C. E. Pruitt went to Heppner this morning, having been appointed by the government as a re feree to take some testimony in land contest hearings. C. J. Gulliford, Iraac A. Thornton and Joe Halstead of Echo, are all Pendleton visitors today, having been called as witnesses In the hearing of the Ech'o water suit. L. G. McClellan, manager for the Pacific telephone & Telegraph com pany, has returned from a visit of several days in the east end of the county and at Walla Walla. Rev. E. W. Warrington, pastor of the Prebyterlan church at Pilot Rock, returned home this morning, after at tending the meeting of the Pendleton presbytery in this city yesterday. Rev. S. L. Clark, pastor of the Pres. byterian church afEcho and Hermis ton. returned homo this morning, hav ing attended the meeting of the pres bytery yesterday. A. R. Turner of Pilot Rock, came in from that place yesterday after noon and Is spending the day here on business in connection with the pro posed electric road from the south end oi the county. Rev. R. F. Harper, Presbyterian Sunday School Missionary for eastern Oregon, who was here yesterday to attend the meeting of the Pendleton presbytery, left this morning for tho west end of the county where he will spend a few days on business In con nection with his work. "Give Sensible Gifts" We are Christmas speci lists. We undertake to re lieve the season's burden of choice. This list eliminates all perplexities: CVFF LINKS STICK PINS WATCH FOBS SHIRTS PAJAMAS SILK SOX v SVSPEVDERS ARM BANDS MEN'S GARTERS LEATHER COLLAR BAGS THINKS SUIT tC ASKS HAND BAGS C'OLLAIfS AND CUFFS FINE VNDERWEAR LAND CASE HEARING HELD BEFORE SCIIOLL (Special Correspondence.) Echo. Ore., Dec 9. The hearing of the land contest case of Jas C. Hos klns vs. Anna Probach was held to diiy before Louis Scholl, jr., commis sioner appointed to take the testi mony at his office in Echo The con ti'steo did not appear. The papers in the case will be forwarded to the La Grands land office, where a decision will be rendered by the register and receiver of that office. Last night a party of merrymakers under the leadership of Harry Bar tholomew and George Coo came up from Klanfield In two large sleighs kindly furnished by Jas. Kivarv and Harry iirndorff. There were about 30 persons in nil. They drove di rectly to the I. O. O. F. hail where they had a private danee. The music was furn shed by Stanfield talent. In fart it was a Stanf eld party. On ae couui of the delay In arriving the Kehoites had given up their coming and noil.; attended.' A very enjoyable time was had. Dancing cont.nued un t 1 midnight, when after a hot supper at the Portland restaurant, the party returned to their homes. Mrs. Jus lialey of this place is visiting at the home of U. B. Bailey in Pendleton. IMG FIGHT I'KTl'RKS AT THE PASTIME 719 Main St. Additional interest will be given to the wonderful motion pictures of the Johnaon-Ketchel fight which took place at Colma, Cal , recently as a re sult of the signing of articles of Jas J. Jeffries and Jack Johnson to bat tle for the world's championship on the 1th of July next. Many persons will be curious to see the giant negro In act on and to diseus his chances with the man wtfo held the heavy weight crown for a greater period than that of any otht;r champion. The pictures of the Johnson-Ketrh- el fight, which will be shown at the Pastime theater next Monday and Tuesday afternoon and evening show the colored man at his best. His wonderful cleverness Is displayed "Give Sensible Gifts" We are equipped to help you to see things in a real Christmas light. By these hints you will find them. INDIAN ROBES VMBHELLAS CLIPPERS GLOVES $' f ' HANDKERCHIEFS (Initial) SETS OF HANDKERCHIEFS NECKWEAR FANCY WAISTCOATS COAT SWEATERS HOSIERY .MUFFLERS SOFT HATS STIFF HATS SUIT OF CLOTHES WARM OVERCOAT It's Easy to Select Your Present at the Where You Trade to Save throughout. Ho was compelled to take every advantage of it on account of the, well-known punching ability of Ketchel. Round after round Johnson eluded Ketchel, the latter seemingly content to end the fight with one punch. That he did not dq so was no fault of Ketchel's. In the twelfth round he lands a mighty swing to Johnson's jaw and the world's cham pion topples to the floor. The pic tures show his manager, Willus Britt, frantically waving to him to be care ful, but Ketchel believing victory within reach, rushes in as the negro arises and Is met with two swift blows that turned victory Into defeat for him. Britt claims had it not been for Ketchel's eagerness, the Jeffries Johnson match would never have been made and that Ketchel would occupy the unique position of being middle weight, light heavyweight and heavy weight champion of tho world today. PUuio for Sale Cheap. A good second hand upright piano for sale chap; n good condition. Call Renn building, corner Court and Cottonwood. At tho Grand. Billy Wheeler, the popular garden er, won't work for his board any mote unless he can have Folger'a Golden Gate Coffee served him. Austin & Austin gave a complete change of program Friday night, ' presenting "A Dutch Honeymoon ." It Is a novelty sketch and a scream 1 throughout. On account of the con- ' tinual laughs, tile Austins had to re-; peat a number of speeches. This team deserves credit for the three ' changes of sketches they presented ' here this week. The "Dutch Honey- I 1 moon" being far the best of the ' three. Tonight is the Austin's last appearance In this city. The Hazzards, a novelty musical : sketch team, will open Sunday, De cember 12. This Is one of the best ! novelty acts on the circuit. O. M. HEACOCK Eye-Night Kpcrlnlist. - 3?.;.0.carw My (Masses are Guaranteed to give you satisfaction or MONEY REFUNDED. I Grind all My Lenses. Any Lens Duplicated In n Few Minutes. With M. E. HAXSCO.M. Jeweler. titWAi?t)Lm Mil "Don't you hate to find a worm when you're eating fruit?" "Well, not THE GENTLE ART OF GIVING The real gift is treasured more in a decade or'a score of years than it is at first. Articles of solid gold and sterling silver if good at first becomes heirlooms and priceless thru associations. These, yieccs in gold and silver do not fluctu ate with the ever changing fashion but arc substantial. The three pieces in each home ih at offer the best opportunity for the gift giver is the DINNER TABLE DRESSING TABLE JEWEL CASE In these three we have built up a very large sloch and used special care in selecting them. From these lines we have, a great variety of tilings vndcr $2.50 for persons who want just a remembrance and more cospy things for buyers who want something of more pretentious presents. ROYAL' M. SAWTELLE JEWELER ' t( Pendleton, oreson so much as finding half a worm!" Puck.