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PAGE 6CS DAILY EAST OREGON1AJI. PENDLKTON, OREGON. TTKSDAT, rEITKJIHElt 19, 1911. B3GHT r AOI SPORTS PACIFIC COAST I.K.UJVE. Lost. PC. 67 .576 73 .567 SI .537 94 .460 92 .452 102 .414 Won Portland 91 Vornon 96 Oakland 94 Pan Francisco SO Sacramento 76 Los Angolcs 72 Sacramento 7; Angels 6. Los Angeles. Sept. 19. Walter Xa flo, f Tiner Const league player and late of the American league, pitched for Los Angeles agarnst Sacramento and 1 ift 6 to 7. Nage pitched fairly good ball except In the sixth inning when Pacramento made four hits and ns manv runs. Score. R. H. E. Sacramento 7 9 S Los Angeles 6 13 1 Pineries Hunt, Baum and Kern, Pr.ce; Nag'.e and Abbot, Smith. NORTHWEST I.EAGCE, league debut of Casey Hagerman, Boston's tenver Western recruit, was unsuccessful, Cleveland winning 4 to 1. It was announced that Manager Stovnll of Cleveland had been sus pended for three days ror his argu ments Saturday. Score: v n. H. E. Ronton 1 3 .Cleveland 6 2 Ratteries Summers and Stanage; Ford, Haff and Rlalr. Rotrolt 9: Now York 4. Xew York, Sept. 13. By winning Its last game of the season with New York, 9 to 4, Detroit won Its only series of the year from the locals. In the fourth inning Rlnir of New York cleaned the hoses with a single. Polan the Jersey City recruit, scoring from f."rst. Score: n. ii. e Detroit 12 New York 4 6 2 Fatteries Summers and Stanage; Ford, Haff and Blati-. HERE IS CONVICTED NATIONAL league. Lost.P.C. 5$ 69 70 73 73 114 .616 .555 .540 .520 .513 .260 held Won Vancouver 93 Spokane SB Seattle S2 Tacoma 79 Portland 77 Victoria 40 Tacoma 2: Portland 0. Tacoma, Sept. 19. M:iler Portland to four scattered hits yes terday and won with little effort. Perle Caey former Portland second baseman, scored one of the runs and made two hits in the first game against his old club. The score: R. H. E. Portland 0 4 0 Tacoma 2 9 2 Batteries Eastley and Harris; Mil ler and Burns. Vancouver 5; Seattle 1. Vancouver, B. C, Sept. 9. Vancou ver defeated Seattle In the first game of the series on the local grounds by a score of 5 to 1. Engle pitched good ball and kept hits well scattered. Vancouver bunched three hits in the eighth which netted three runs. The score: R. Vancouver 5 Seattle 1 Batteries Engle and Jehl; and Whaling. Spokane 16; Victoria 2. Spokane, Sept. 19. Spokane gave a demonstration of old school batting in the fourth inning yesteraay, pounding out seven runs, cinch. ng victory Two single, a double, two triples and a homo run came in quick succession. The score: R. H. E. Victoria 2 8 4 SKkme 16 16 1 Batteries McCreery, Lake and Gr'nd!e; Kouck and Ostdiek. H. E. 9 3 8 0 Seaton At Si lo Western I,enrue. ;ux City Sioux City 14, Pueb- At Omaha Omaha 3, Denver 8. At Sr. Joe St. Joe S, Lincoln 0. At De Moines Des Moines 2, To peka 6. AM i3KI CAN LEAGCE. Roston 2-3; St. Louis 8-3. St. Louis. Sept. 19. St. Louis won the first game of a double header with Boston, 8 to 2. and tied the second. 3 to 3, the second game being called at the end of the sixth inning because of darkness. In the first game Har mon was effective in all but the third inning, while his teammates bunched hits and ran wild on the bases, win ning the first contest. Outfielder Gil holly of Adrian, Mich., made his de but with the home team. Darkness halted the second game at the end of the sixth inning. The fielding of both teams was fast. Scores: First game R. H E. Boston 2 2 St. Louis 8 15 2 Hogg and Rariden; Harmon and Bliss.' Second game R. H. E. Boston 3 6 1 St. Louis 3 5 2 Young and Kling; Steel and Bliss, Wingo. New York 7; Pittsburg 2. Pittsburg, Sept. 19. New ork hit Camnitz hard in the first two innings and won easily 7 to 2. With the bases full in the second Adams re lieved Camnitz, allowing but four hits after that period. Score: R II. E. Pittsburg 2 4 3 New York. 7 8 3 Camnitz, Adams and Simon; Math ewson and Meyers. Brooklyn 6: Clilwigo 5. Chicago, Sept. 19. Richie was hit hard in the ninth inning, an error, two singles and Daubert's home run drive putting Brooklyn ahead and en abling it to win in 11 innings, 6 to 5. Cole's wildness in the eleventh inning in passing Davidson and making a wild pitch gave the visitors another run in the final game of the series. Score: It. H. E. Chicago 5 11 2 Brooklyn 6 9 2 Richie, Cole and Archer, Graham; Earger and Miller, Erwin. Cincinnati JJ; Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati. Sept. 19. Benton was wild- in the first inning but he settle! down and Philadelphia could do noth ing with his delivery. Cincinnati winning 3 to 1. Cincinnati and Brooklyn will play a postponed game here tomorrow. Score. R. H. E. PhiladelDhla : 1 5 2 Cincinnati 3 5 0 Curtis and Madden; Benton and Clarke. Spokane, Wash., Sept. 19. Donald F.tzgerald, giving his eastern address as Wall street, New York, who pre viously operated in Texas, Oklahoma, !owa and Oregon, was round guilty by a jury in the criminal department of the Spokane county superior court on the charge of obtaining J 1020 from V. II. Heritage. The penalty la im prisonment from one to fourteen years in the state penitentiary. He is at liberty on bonds of J4000, pending an appeal to the supreme court. He has 2 I asked for a new trial. The transaction in which Fitzgerald ran amuck the law was the sale of a five-acre fruit tract In Garden Park addition, which he did not own. He secured $1020 from Herrtage, who af terward recovered that amount by a civil judgment and then instituted criminal proceedings. Fitzgerald appeared in Spokane about two years ago. after extensive operations in Pendleton, Ore., during which he secured a number of blank et street railway" franchises under the name of Jones. Sot after coming to this city he started the promotion of an electric line from Sp-kane to Five Mile Prairie, five miles distant, and secured options on the lands of many apple growers nna ranchers. He represented himself as a capitalist with offices in Wall street and said he proposed to invest $2r.o.000 in real estate, REDMEN CAPTURE SIXTEEN PALEFACES On last Tuesday night, Sept. 12, the Redmen Tribe of Pendleton celebrated Round-Up week by capturing sixteen "palefaces," who were taken to their wigwam in the- Eagle-Woodman hall where they were Instructed in work ings and secrets of Redmanshlp, The initiatory work was done by the degree team from Showaway Tribe of Umatilla, which is consider ed the best degree team in Oregon. Visiting members from the East who -had the pleasure of being present declared they had never seen such splendid work before. The members of the Pilot Rock tribe attended in a body as guests. The ceremonies were concluded by a clam bake which was prepared in real Indian style. Hl'I.LlXMi HOTEL GUEST; HAS REST ON SIENU Sleeps on Mattress and Pillow ' and Wears Duster and Gobies When Autoing. Buffalo. Gerald Loomls, a rich merchant from Dayton, motored into town with his pal, Dan. a Boston" ter rier of "hig degree. Dnn has the dis tinction of being the first dog receiv ed as a guest at once of the big hotels here. Full rates are paid for him and he receives the same attention ns He claimed to have Eugene ! his master. Adams, a wealthy New Yorker, inter- I Dan does not occupy one of the ested in his traction promotions, nml regular guest rooms, but a checkroom which he carried on under the name of the New York and Western Land company, with offices in Spokane. Prior to coming to Spokane Fitzger ald operated In Texas and Oklahoma. He claimed to be connected with a synidicate that owned street railway properties at Denton and Fort Worth. Texas, Ardmore and Muskogee, Okla homa, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa. MANY EAGER TO Ql'IT ARMY. has been fitted up'wlth a mattress and Dan will spend several comfortable nights. Dan has the whole bill of fare to choose from, but his appetite is keen for porterhouse steaks and rich creams. One of the employees has boon ordered to take Dan for a con stitutional every day. Loomls has a pair of motor goggles and a dust coat for Dan. The dog has attracted much notice, fitted out in tills regalia and perched on the front scat of the machine. Seattle ? WHERE TO ? Spokane ? Portland ? Arrive Seattle ......8:15 A. M. Leave Pendleton 1:30 P. M. Arrive Spoknno......0 :55 P. II. Ariivo Portland 8:10 A. M. Northern Pacific Railway First class trains. Good leaving time. The Pioneer Line. Close connections. Good arriving time. SLEEPING CARS FROM PASCO Through Tickets to all Points East or West Secure tickets and full information from V. ADAMS, AGENT N. P. RY., PENDLETON. Ask about EXCURSION FARES for these events: "THE ROUND-UP" Pendleton, Sept 11-16. Wnla Walla County Fair, Walla Walla, Sept 18-23. Washington State Fair, North Yakima, Sept 25-30. Interstate Fair, Spokane, Oct 2-8. National Apple Show, Spokane, November 23-30. pupils In the public schools of Kane county, Illinois. The contest starts with the beginning of the school year and will not be finished until next spring. In the beginning the champion ship of each room will be decided, then the championship uf each school and next the championship of the city or township. The leaders of the cities and town ships will meet at Geneva for the final "spell down." Read today's want ad. C liicasJ 1-1; Philadelphia 3-1. Philadelphia. .Sept. 19 After Phila delphia won the first game of a double header from Chicago, 3 to 1, the teams played a tie contest of 12 innings, each scoring oiue. The second game was called on account of darkness. The games were pitching duls be tween Coombs and Wal-h, and Mor gan and Scott. Each of the latter had ten strikeouts. The home team gave a wonderful exhibition in the field, while Lord, Mclnnes and Zeider hit the bail hard. Scores: First game: R.' H. E. Chicago 1 7 1 Philadt lphi-i 3 8 0 Kattt-rios Walsh and Pulljvan; Coombs and Lapp. Second game: ' R. H. E. Chicago 1 7 2 Philadelphia 1 11 1 Batteries Scott and Block; Morgan and Livingston. (Called, darkness). Waliinf.1n 2; St. Louis l. Wa.-hington, Sept. 19. St. Louis in its final appearance of the season yesterday, lost to Washington 6 to 1. The game was played in one hour and 15 minutes, the season's record on the local grounds, and possibly for the league A fast double play by John-on, Street and Schaefer. with the bases filled, finished the game, and was a feature. Score: R. II. E. Washington ...6 8 3 Ft. Louis 4 6 2 ClevelaiKl 4; lioston 1. Boston. Sept. 19. The American Do Not "Swear Off" when you find cigars too much for you. Change over from rich, heavy, black Havana to light domestic, harmless cigars that don't irritate your nerves. Gen Arthur mm 10c- Cigar M. A. Gunst (&, Co., Distributors XuihIht Willing to Pay Surprise Mnjor-tioneral (irant. Washington. Reasons which prompt so many soldiers to seek re lease from the United States army by the purchase of their discharge is n. 1 1 lumipionslilp of Country's Schools at 1 1.500 IX A SPKLLIXO I1EE. explicable to Major-Gencral Frederick D Grant. He commanded the Department of the East during the last fiscal year, and in a report to the War Depart ment says that 623 applications for discharge by purchase were acted up on by his department Uuring thi year. "It seems incredible to me," Gen eral Grant says, "that so many' sol diers in times like the present, when industrial conditions in our country are not the best, should desire to leave the service and are willing to pay a sum which to them is considerable for the privilege of doing so. When one thinks of the generous provision the government makes for its soldiers this restlessness cannot be accounted for." Stake in Contest. Chicago. An old fashioned spelling bee on the biggest scale ever at tempted will have 14,fno contestants. HOWS' THIS. MAY AIJAXDOX TWO POSTS. X. Y. anil Cleveland Gain. New York increased its lead in the National league Monday from 35 to 42 points over Chicago. The latted lost to Brooklyn, while Xew York won from Pittsburg yesterday. In the American league, Cleveland increased its lead over Xew York for third place to eight points. The standing: National League. Club. Tot. New York CJJ Chicago 602 Pittsburg 575 Philadelphia 545 St. Louis 526 Cincinnati . 445 Brooklyn 405 Boston 258 American LragUP. Philadelphia . . .. 664 D- trolt 603 Cleveland 526 New York 51S Chicago 4S9 Boston 4S9 Washington 464 . Louis 292 Those at Key West anil Fort Taylor Thought Vsoloss. Washington. Unless the navy de partment comes to the rescue of the Floridians the military posts at Key West barracks aftd at Fort aylor will probably be abandoned. Such action following the practical closing of the Pensacola navy yards will leave vry little of the United States military naval establishment on the penin-ula. Brigadier General A. L. Mills, com mander of the Department of the Gulf has pointed out to the war department that the principal value of the Key West barracks and Fort Taylor seems to be for the protection of the nava! gun base at Key West, which is of much less value since the acquire ment of Porto Rico and of a naval base at Guantanamo, Cuba. Fort Tylor's guns could not prevent the bombardment of Key West, and serious doubt has been cast upon the safety of the anchorages by the de structive hurricanes of 1909-10. We offer One Iliindred Iol!rs Reward for tiny enso of Catnrrli that cannot be cur ed by Hall s Catarrh Cure. V. J CHEN'KY St Co., Toledo .O. 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He will visit foreign capitals which have the highest standards in statisti cal work, to study the methods cm pijiyed in census operations. Before le.iving, Dr. Falkner said the princi pal achievement in recent years in census taking in the United .States was the tabulation in the material fol lowing the introduction of machinery that had completely revolutionized processes. Stricken When He Thinks Wife I Killed By Train. Litt'e Fulls, N. Y. Oscar Fox. an old fanner living in the town of Dan ube, dropped dead as the result of fright today in a moment when he thought his wife had been struck by a We t .Shore train. Fox and his wife were attempting to drive their cowa from the railroad track. He was on one side of the tracks and his wife or: ;'ie other. In the excitement, t'.i woman fell, as It seemed to her husband, In front "i me uain. in nis rrantic ei forts to , reach her he was stricken w.th hear, failure and toppled over dead. His wife was unharmed. SAGE Made Her AMD SULPHUR. 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